(Drouille Diiiiti ikttt Slttoiii,
om: h ciiiitm, Editor
Ortnllle, KrWaj, Sepl«*nil»<r lv»«.
.XiTIOXAL DEHOCKITIf VHI!MTJO*S»
FOK PRESIDENT,
JAH E S B I Vll AXA \ ,
OK PKNNr*YI.\ .AN lA,
——
Fail VICK. IMUWIL'KNT.
JOHN C. BMECKIMUIMiE,
OK KK.NTI’KK V,
UEtIOCrtITIC NI VIK ItlkkT.
roll rR Kr line r’l Ia I. Ki.r.f Tour,
AUnrSTIN OLIVER ] CKO. FUKA NO 11.
V. DKLLA TUIUIA,
A, C. DIIADKUUD,
tor. i uioißicrs.
(MIAULES 0 SCOTT of Tuolumne.
JOSEPH MeKIISISKN of Sierra.
roR IT.ICKK or rl PRKMK < OI RT,
CHARLES S. FAIRFAX if Vubn.
fOR (11 PKHIVI KMM M "F pi 111 I<* ISHTRI I TIO*.
ANDREW J. MOULD ofSan Fntuuisco.
Hri'iilar OfiMorrHlif County
roK MKMIneR» or **«KMBI.Y.
I:\MKS s LONG,
11. J. MOIUUsUN.
EUR AS-K * si • Ml,
JOHN M LIUiAUD.
ride
DR J D. UIIONVN.
Mining !«• ">s.
Our untiring carri *r,W ii t, hus just ru-bed
buM beaded and breathless iuto the office,
uud exclaimed*—
'Plie Montezuma claim fnolv out j- !30 i>>
one pan of ilif}, ami in another ami
they arc raking out •'slathers ’ of gold to
day.
We infer from this and the balance we
could gather from him, that the Montezu
ma claim was going tar ahead ot expetatiou:-
in its yield ol the precious metal.
We sincerely wish Mr. Gilman and the
balance of the company the biggest kind ot
luck.
Mend torn Wax*.— Joint Kiley.with bis
mule cart, has undertaken a very important
tusk, that of cleaning our streets ol tbe
many “dornicks,” snugs, old boots, dead
dogs, &q., that haye been so long acoumu
luting. As be charges but $1 each to the
various residents on the principal streets,
we hope he will be encouraged iu his en
deavors. and in a very short time wc can
have our streets in as good, if not a bcttei
condition than before they were overturned
by the workmen in laying the wateV-pipes
Ho is now at work on Montgomery street
and intends when that is properly cleared,
to give the other streets au.overhauling.
Draining. — A Pitch to carry off the wa
ter that has spread itself out iu a miniature
lake at the base of the bluff iu the rear ol
town, has been dug through I‘owaer Street
to the It ink of the River, It strikes us tin re
ig a chance tor some enterprising miner to
secure u “good tiling ’ by claiming this wa
ter and using it in working the old, Bar. A
waste flume tor conveying the water and
tailings from the Bluff will eventually have
to be constructed;, and we hoar it sugge>tod
by those who ought to know, that such a
work would result to the profit of whoever
nhould engage ia it, from the fact, that a
great deal of tine gold .would be saved.
Correction. —lu speaking of the forcible
ejection of a midnight brawler from the Or
leans hotel the other night, we made a mis
take iu not accrediting his arrest to Capt.
Sharkey, our very efficient night watchman,
who attended to the rascal himself. The
Captain is always on hand when Ins services
arc needed, and is, indeed a very trortwor
|hy and reliable officer.
Affair or Honor. —We ware told yes
terday that two of our prominent citizens
had a difficulty at Bidwell the night before,
and that one of the gentleman bad chal
lenged the other to the field of honor. We
.trust tbe affair will be amicably settled.
K. N. Convention, —The Ki-Yies hold a
■po* -wow hereto-uiorsuw« ot» which occasion
they intend to designate certain individuals
whs are to be defeated for county officers.
They say they ain’t K,uow Nothings,, bqk we
don't believe it.
Bome Punkins.— Timse immense squashes
that lay yesterday in their vegetarian gran-..
dear am the United States Bar, are of about,
as monstrous proportions as squashes ever,
getto toe. As “soma, ponkias” they are
emblematical ef the g|nU«»siily propriflf
tew, their fituna, &c.
“The < ampin 1U are Coming.”
While we ure free to acknowledge that we
sometimes hear of defections from the Na
tional Democratic party, of men who once
professed to be Democrats—men who have
run the length of their tether, eo far as
their political influence eaa go, and men
who have sucked the tit of public pap until
the have become phisically and financially
plethoric, and as the renowned Barrington
might have said, have “left their party for
their party’s good ’’ That gallant old party
in the severe and desperate struggle now at
hand*-a struggle wltioh has m precedence
only in tha campaign which ended by the
election of Thomas Jefferson—desires no
“Summer soldiers and sunshine patriots "
They are opposed by an unusual uml unnat
ural combination, one that has long tacitly
manufactured and pandered to u diseased
public taste, and unbroken faith that the
American people are incapable of self gov
arnrnent. At the very commencement ol the
government,we were beset by enemies within
as well as without. The Democratic senti
ment of the count -y conquered them utter a
severe contest, and will conquer them again
It is a gratifying fact that while but a few
designing political demagogues and notori
ous tricksters, have deserted the Democratic
party, the accessions to our ranks are from
amongst tfits ablest and national-minded
champions of the old whig parly, and front
the patriotic friends of the late Henry Clay.
“Such, for instance, is tlie lion Mr I'i att
of Maryland ; such, for instance, is the lion.
Senator I’eurce from the saute Slate. Such,
lor instance, is the Mon. Senator Benjamin
of Louisiana ; and such, for Distance, is the
>un of Hr nr y Clay, Ilimst/f , who says that
the “ M7 tig Stan mrd was drafted aputi /ns
fatln r's gravr ”
“True enough ! And it is natural that
the men who were headed by Cass, and Clay
and Webster, and that noble galaxy of pat
riots, who stood up in the Senate and fought
“Disunion ’ to the. death, should rally
around the Standard of the National Demo
cratic party. They can go uo where else.
I bey are patriots. They arc lasers of their
country, and.the friends and supporters of
the constitution and the Union; and as the
elder Adams once said, “Live or die, sink or
swim, survive or perish, they will stand by
the Constitution !”
The Three Je-ters. A Black Republi
can spike team —Law, Bennett and Greely—-
Greely Law Bennett —Bennett Law G.reely—
Law Greely Bennett—Beautiful isn’t it ?
'dicli a rich one! Well. Law has written n
letter to Bennett! Bennet sold himself to
the Bla< ks for sixty thousand cash. Isiw
lidn’t get the K. N. Nomination, and so he
followed his kinkey pimclivities, and went
iver to the Blacks, too! Well, Law has
' writ" to Bennett —George to damns-—not
-xactly the counterpart of Paul to Timothy
—but we would suggest that there is one
text in the epistles of the great Christian
1 apo-tle which has evidently been studied,
■ appreciated, and acted on by these Black
Republican apostles—“ Professing them*
selves to be wise, they became fools.”
How the r - Go itoct West—TheCleve
land Plaindealar has a cut of Parson 'Jteech
er, the Woolly Unrse Preacher, armed with
one of Sharpe’s riffes, in chase of a “Border
Ruffian.” Underneath the Picture is- the
following benediction : “May that Pence
which passeth nil understanding, ba. and
abide with you all” —( after I shoot ”)
A palpable hit ! Ifas the Reverend gen
tleman any more prostitute wenches to rat
fle off in the sacred L*"<k ?
Political. Clubs see by the Bay
papers, that the various dubs in San Fran
cisco are so numerously attended that they
are obliged to hold their meetings in the
streets. The reason of thin is, they are
nightly beitȣ addressed by speakers of tlieii
various persuasions, and iu consequence feel
an interest ioi wdrat- is going on ; whereas
with us, a few of whatever party the Club
is composed of may he, get together, pass a
few. resolutions, and ,?ui»ke a few motions,
the two must important of which are. oue to
come to order, and the other to adjourn, the
latter of which is generally decided by an
unanimone vote, and they disperse, and talk
with oue another about the want.,of enthu.
siaain. If they desire to create an interest
they must have speeches made; not wait
for professional stumpers to come along and
do it for them, but pitch in and do it among
themselves. There is talent enough among
all parties here to speak for themselves
without relying wholly upon outsiders. Let
U 0 hear from gome of you.
Emigrants — We saw two men yesterday
who had just crossed the plains. They were
on horseback and looked os if they had pass
edthe perils of the deserts and the alkali
without much material damaga. We had no
opportunity to ipepfc vith. tfcsPL.
Mk. Editor;
At a meeting of Silver Wave Temple of
Honor, on Friday Evening, Sept. 19th, the
following preamble and resolution was adop
ted, and it was voted to publish them in the
Butte Record.
ll'Aerea*, Miss Mary Swan has prevented
to Silver Wave Temple of Honor, a splendid
copy of the Holy Bible ; Therefore
Hrtolvrd, That the hearty thanks of this
Temple hereby tendered to the donor for
her inestimable gift.
2. That we hail with joy this token that
nut objects and efforts are appreciated by
woman, and that it is for her especially that
we labor in seeking to reclaim her natural
pjotector from the most, dreadlul vice and
fearful rum.
U. That wa recognize the Word aMlod ns
essential and fun lamentul iuull right moral
reform.
4. That with the Bible and Woman to
guide and cheer us, we will go «>n conquer
ing and to cc nquer, till the italic in urdfrit
spirits shall dry up, till intemperance shall
i cease, and till all the families of the earth
I shall bo blessed with love, purity, fidelity
, and temperance.
WAi.iti\<i Match. —Mr Kennovan, the
great pedestrian, who lately accomplished
I the extraordinary feat of walking one hun
dred Consecutive hours in Marysville, is in
town, and lias already made the arrange
ments to do the same (eat again here. He
1
has secured the building ou tlie corner of
Montgomery and Huatoou Streets, known as
the Magnolia Saloon, and is living the nec
essary preparations-atade, that of making a
platform, eic.
On Sunday next the rooms will be thrown
open lor the inspection of the public He
coiuaaen-jes hi* wearisome task on Thursday
Morning at tea o’clock, and walks until two
o’cloi k the following Monday. What won
derful powers of endurance \ man mas* pos
sess to bo able to withstand so great an
amount of fatigue and loss of sleep
We would call particular attention
to the Advertisement of Messrs. Abell iy
Monty, who have recently opened an Auc
tion and Commission House on Myers street
above Bird. They ore accommodating and
agreeable gentlemen, and display a we’l
selected stock, at very choica. goods. We
take pleasure in recommending them to our
friends as hueiutss men and well deserving
of patronage.
Ackowm dgaiknts.—Wecannot l«e too
gratelul to llie various newspaper agents,
Expressmen and Stage Drivers, tor the con
-tant favors they art* doing us in keeping us
supplied with papers and periodicals. Mr
Garnham, Joe McWilliams, Mr. Harris,
Dive Rogers, Mr. Nye, Mr. Watson, Mr.
tiaston, are among tliosc we will particu
ze as being among the kindest ond most at
tentive to us m these matters.
Frank (Jvißimko —Tins mostcirfiging of
Landlords and p ince of Caterers, has rent
ed the entire United States building, to
j,ether with the upper stony of the adjacent
brick bnil ring, and in addition to Ins res
taurant, has provided h inself with the host
arran :en onls for keeping a lodging house
in Oroville. Frank's beds are all new and
fresh, aud he can . furnish everybody and
anybody with any kind of lodgings, from a
“double biler” bed in a private room, to a
cot in the corral
Anothkr Unost: For Fremont.—The
Celebrated Hiss of Massachusetts, goes for
Fremont The C vmpaign Democrat says he
has already commeucsd. hissing like the rest
of the Black Republican Geer:e Hiss initi
ated the Free Love movement, and goes lor
Fremont as the best exponent of that and
all lh« ether isiaa of the day lints aw*//
One of your ancestors had the good lack
once to save Rome; hut we don't require a
Hiss to save Ameiiea.
New Concern.—Messrs Russell & Co ,
have have jtfst opened an Auction aud Com
mission Houso-on Montgomery street, oppo
site the Orleans Hotel, and together with
their services as Auctioneers, otter for the
consideration of the Oroville public, a largp
stock of Groceries and Provisions. Charles
Friedman, one of tour ’4a pioneers, docs the
“knocking down,” and in.his own particular
branch acknowledges no superior, aud eel
dom finds an equal.
New Paper,---The Sau Francisco Herald
says a new paper has just made its appear
ance in that city, styled the Evening Staj.
(t is published and edited by the scholars of
the San Francisco Evening School. It is a
weekly paper.
Significant.—lf, as Byron says, 4 'oysters
and eggs are amatory food," a certain.mili
tary friend of ours, who last eve luxartfed
upon half a dozen of Charles’s choicest bi
valves, must be matrimonially inclined—po
co tiempo..
Nkw Good* —Mr Simon is about oj euing
a new stock of fashionable Clothing and
And fancy dry goods, in the brick buildii g
just erected by Kitchie & Co. He i* to oc
cupy one of the stores that Tice on Myers
'trect, see his advertisement iu an unotlur
column.
Thk Wi.athkh. —For the past two wetks
we have been oppressed with as uno nitort
ably hot days and nights as wo should ex
pect to se- in jhe hottest part of Jane and
July. The nights ere particularly uueoin*
tortable, and may occ«a*o3 a great deal of
sickness.
'Mr M iTlCi;—Hem-. n >ln li 1•* having taken the
Itnr lit lhe Orleans hut 1, Invites Ins friend- ami lli«-
public to give him a e-iM Se|4 -0
A SICI'H V....... lvii«M4l"
We ii'XU'P that ilr, Brown til tlie Unite
Drug Store, i- constantly receiving anil sell
ing. lurgt <|<mntities ««f choice Drugs & Med
icines. ami ilie secret of It is success is. that
lie buys low for cash. therefore he is able to
sell cheap, ami we will guarantee to the
public hat every article bought there is
pwre and genuine See advertisement, s■»
-
Tun “Stfirl. vtoili Knowing.”
It i» |>l it 111 to .> * scon In Hu- ml v, rlistiin lit above
that Doctor Urns a 1)1’ VS I 111. • .Veil, mol in tin 1
one In low. Unit Cii.m M Knows Foil
CASH, l.ii|unrs mill Cigars ol all kinds. AT I i>\\
I’UU’KS in the I ire»l’riHil' Kiiildmg, next iloor lit
Uamhill ,V .McDermott's Drug Sin e, Moiilgoin* ry
street. See advertis* inenl hemw s;>
*•»
daovii.. - *:, Sept ”4lh, Is.'iii,
ager,
lUtween James Keanntan ami Andrew .1. Quirk, ofj
Util n)
Xj James K tailin'an, iilirce In perfnrm I lit* teal id
U alkuig lon eoliseeuil'e hours on a pi. nl. gj (eel m
length, s ai.out sleep or rest. : ial (I I lad I. James
Keiinovan. w ill fnrlell the slim ol itf.Mili--ihe said
aiiioi rM is in the hands of V\ in I (dice. w *to will ael
us Ketereo. signed
.1 WH S KKNNuVfi.N.
w i ns", ji'lln (Ji iiumv.
I, Ando "J. Quirk agree in pay Mr. .Inan s Ken
lIOMIII .he Slim ol V’S'll it he perform.*-(he task nl
walking Kill consecutive b ■ ,r. on a pi., u'o g.i '• el I n
len Hi w llland sleep nr re-1, and hereby ini'dinn/e
Mr U Ilham I'nltee In pay llm limin' lit Janus K( n
liuvail, ns scon as the leal is enliipleh d.
Signed, A. J QllliK.
Witness, UillN OMHIO >\V.
AUCTION SALKS.
iiy a. in ssi’LL sS. c».
<•» —
('HAULMS Fill I.L»Ai.\.N Auctioneer.
Auction —(iioat Attraction !!
Car. n.US»OiI tfc CO.,
Fokmkri.v 4M, Front struct, S»a.a* w»vro < erv
MWK Id m’ATFD Til F.MSKI.FKS u lAc town
ol I Iroville. nppirsile llm Orleans II >1(1 for the
purpose of irausaelmg a general Auction and I'mn
mission Imsiness iu.ull iis liraiiehes. Kegnhir Sale
Hays, every Salarda .and Sunday afternoon Imm I
lo () o'clock I* M. (inl-donr sales in all parts o the
Town nr Count) will he promptly allendt d l.i ai the
(owes sales. AI prr.nU- sale. Kiev also keep constant-
In on tund a large assortment ol (iroeeries. Provis
ions. CleiJnug. Millers loots. 4.e, which they obli
gale themselves tu sell at Sacrnmolito prices, whole
sale and retail.
'lr. Charles Friedman. Im.ing been in the Anclinn
.ilisiness sinoe ISCI. will insure perfect satisfaction lo
the community -a. targe. s.li
ABELL &. MONTY,
Heal r.sfatr, Auction,
& (omiissKix mini i.\ts,
.Myets street, above Bird.
WM. II ABELL Auctioneer.
Sales uftenileil in any part of the County.
Mroville. Sent, ’a t w 'n *° *
NEW* AIA EK I LsLAJi'.N i.v
METROPOLITAN THEATRE!
Orovillo.
—-
MANAGER 8, POTTER.
Pnpllc are respectiully informed that this
Ji. establishment will open lor llie regular season
UN HUUAV EVEN JEW, SKI’T. 2011',.
Wilh h 1 1 1,1. mill KKFICI ENT COMPANY of Ladies,
ami Gentlemen of acknowledged talent uiul respect**
bilily
£ For .particulars see /'ulher advertisements.
sepl'J’Jlf
Just Received ’
\T THE • HEAPEST <I,"THING STORE IN
l imville.ii lii.xe and splendid lot of Cl,I iTH ING
winch I oiler for m * VERY GUEAP EUU CASH.
Sept. PJ. Ih&ti s>-’Tf
Notice is hereby Given,
fllll AT THERE U ILL HE A MEETING of the
m sliarelioldeis of iheChannel Rock.>l minx t oin
|inny at the Court home, in Oruville, on the fib day of
i ictohi r. ISa*'. at one o’clock I*. M., for the purpose of
inking preparatory steps to flume and V\ ork mod
Claim in WJ
And notice i* fur her given, that an assessment of
(1 e dollar" per share is now due. and | to the
t reasurer ol mod Coni puny in i iroville.
Said company lllU-0(1 lolluineand • writ said Claim
jn |Si7, which is nil lhat portion of the .bed ul Mien
Feather river, lying between the upper end ol the
White Rock Claiiiw. and the lower end of the Poor
Claim J, P. HOPE, President
Taos’ VVmu Secretary k Treasurer
Sep. ‘Ji. I Sib. 31
W WOULD RESPECTFULLY inform the public
1 of Uroville isnd vicinity, that I will open, in a few
uays. with the largest and best gcl-cted stock of
DRY. GOO US AND-CLOTHING,
ever brought ; Bio this market whwh I will sell just as
low as.any buns* i« Sen Francisco. H. SIMON',
New Eirtnproot (trick Hkaik, Montgomery street.
Oroville. sepp iliab, sJtLtf ,
BANK KBS.
McWilliams & tvmks
BAN K E E
m;\v imii K m ii.ding-count h mcnTgo.m-
KKV AMI v\ KI!S >11! In .*
O XI. O VIIiIiE
GOLD DUST OOUGHT
At the Highest Kates.
Chccka nt r«r !
■ox MAH/fYH.I F SAI IMMINTi; CITY ANO
fan ritAM'i>n>.
SIGHT DRAFTS
For :*nlc. nn nil I lit- Principal Ailnbtir Flics,
f 1> K |’< is ITF received. special uni oilier* isft
July H. IH.’iti. jvll-lt
0. u MuY,
C I. I."’*.
p k. J.MvY.
M.VCY, I.OW CO.,
bankers ,
cents EK OF PLA/A. AND HIGH FTItKKT,
MARYSVILLE
BOLL N’ST 1’ L H(’ II ASKD
AT THE HIGHEST RATES.
i*u !•i tw Aiti'i n r<• tiii. 'iia r >u coinage*
ChocitH Pnr,
ON GAKUISoN M"UG\N I lit I’/., \ HALSTON.
SAM FRANCISCO
We are prepared to draw >l* • 11 I I N* 11 ANI.I. on.
M EsFIIF. ( lIA It I 1 ' .MO DO AS X »'«»., N K\V Vnl'.U
Al*o. i'm tlic nllii r ,irim'i|hil Raslern t .lie
Mu,n^yillf. Annum !.■ iSo.i. uui-ll
MARYSVILLE
|ASSAY !!
IIAKI!IS, MAKCII \.NM .V CO.,
K thrill, urnr III." Mirm i’ «f **n on«l ilml,
M.ittrsriLi.K
ALSO—li,7 .1 -ntLI T. S\Flt \V I NTO.
W ill niiiiiiiiM' lii carry mi I In* I >ii~i iii ss nl
inu, ItclhihiK S. .Usuiit;
HOLD A A D nuns
OK K.VK.IIY NX ltll l |o.S.
Mi itnnranlee tin■ i'iirri*io l ii■" ol our A"sa\s and
bind mir-eives |o pay Mi) differi*n Unit limy urn* «
wiili mo nl tin I’ - MIN IS. Itrmrns made .a Iron. •
SIX 111 I .f * IVI* In Ml! 1,
IN BARS OR COIN
’,M INh Of iJ ' \l< 1 / As> WU' AMI VA IA Y !>•
TIL MS KOit ASS A \ IV. ilie •min* an mi Fan
Franen-co. H. II \ I I. is.
> M A !{• II All,
0. L. I- Altlt IN Git 'S'.
jj-JP-my
T
Snloon
YII E ISA It ItOi ,M ol tin- I' S. llni-1 v* ill he kept
pi‘n tiny si till mulit ve liiM'i nia) In* fiin ml llm
clini','l-l slock ol \\ on « Liquors. Mini i man* in orn
viltf. Lmiel l will In* seeveil ui nil muMi w illi every
ip in in v that can be provided
„epu’ii ii to ht.ltte x co.
FOR SALE!
f'l II \T NL \T Fit \MKM lI.IMNt; mid Lnt,
r\... il «»n Mmili'nrwor) next t• * KiuLin
M>A. vl *. V Gurlnw*?* id w brick bmlilltitf. Sjiltl Ini L.»f» a
i•! 'l'i l**H. mill run** l»iu*k L.’J led In Mm* f"
Alley. !in j buiLliim '* 'inw <l fnr STB per month.
I ururms ami lutUmt lilnrmmmn, m«|Uire n!
J, W. LAW H »S, dr.
Mn 5. 1 11 it« «I Milieu lllnt k.
For Sale.
ONK OF TUB MOST I’Ll V'AST AND DFFN
ruble llmoe I oii in oroville, situated on l.in
eulii street bi lweell llinl mill llobilisnn streets. (lind
iv • ■ |it■< -te the < iinrl lli'iix*. hemg b(> leel on Lincoln
vtrvel. and rimmiiL' back ItlJleel
For termrand limber |mrO< «il:«r-. apply to
.i <; lawton, .u.
al, r » If Ns 5. Called elides Itlnck.
Merchants Hotel,
fi n s r s ru / ; /•; r ,
Near the Stcamhoat Landing.
MARYSVILLE
TUB FIIISCIIIIIF.It lIA VINO I EASED
the Merclninia llulnl lur n l«nil of year", wil!
vivo In* per'iiiial aitenimn i>. kei pinif a Fia»T
llnviei.. null m'lieu* n *bnre ot public pairon
auu. Ua.'vHlilliurils and l.ulhiiik K. oin." in the lluuso,
bIS O. M. EVANS,
SIGWS, Si GW S I
IMain, Gold and Ornamented,
Bxt-culed in a "iiperinr ciyle, at low rules
W. H. Haydon.
A LSO —House I’niiitiiiir. t.ramiitv. Hildinir, Pa
.'m |ier liiiiiKinK, ktc, dune well and Cheap. Shop
■in M)er» street, oppoMla Unite 1 d'ules Li\i»j SIU"
Mo* Mip'il
MOIKS , 1C MVVA R li PARKER,
iScnuiiiM t(.. .Sg* j OrotilU.
PARKER & O’CONNOR,
Importers, Dealers,
AND RETAILERS.
0 *
In Liiciuors, Winos,
ENGLISH ALE & POKTEK .
BBC LE AVE To STATE. THAT THEY HAVE
'Relied a Flore in Myers slretH, Ornville. lor
the sale ol ttvi almye articles, in their PI KE ANI»
U S A ! Hll.Tßlt ATE I) FT AT F.
Their stock will bear the CLOSEST FCRFTINY.
The TRADE are hen-lore re-peel Hilly reipiesled tj -■
rah and exuinine It le-lore )i jixbusiin; elsewhere.
Oroville, Sept, iB,'lU6b.*- uk-lf i
in
\
mn DULL MESS!*
From Oroville toSpanishtowiia
AND FRENCHTOWN
under«iene<t will run a Daily Expree-
J tween Oroville, Spaniahtown and Frenthtown.
All letter* and parka.-ec eniruried to his care will be
dellver.d with ness and iiesi atch.
Agents,. WM.C PAVNK.Oroville,
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