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DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
0■ •: B. oboiitts, editor.
wweu. ureiu, tfr. mi, iw.
/ rtfoica i» tko tlafoai of Iht Istimptm fraud. I how
a* tha Dougtaa lUmorrnts who have durtd to do right,
hrruptttirr of Ihtlr own interests. Thai wag a nohlr
ttrugglr —Thomas 11. Ilsirros.
I Hf Mr. John H. 1.111nr.l is authorised to
receive Subscriptions snd ceiled moneys for the
bally and Tr|.Weekly Butte Record. Persona living
•t a distance can obtain the paper by furnishing him
with their names.
NOTICE!
From and niter this drte no legal Advertisements
will he inserted until pnli for. Political and The
atrical printing innat be paid for on delivery. The
a*>ore will ho .trolly adhered to.
Watchri and Jewelry. —Our enterpri
sing townsman Geo. E, Smith has just re*
pienished his stock of Watches, Jewelry,
&o. By an advertisement in another col
amnof to day’s paper it will be seen that
he advertises to sell hunting cased gold lev
er watches for fifty dollars. When the time
O'day, wrapped np in gold, can be had for
■aoh a paltry sum ns fifty dollars, there is
no excuse for anybody's being without a
watch. We advise everybody to go to Smiths
and see what a superior stock of time-pieces
and jewelry he ha* on hnnd.
Quarterly Muwsn.—We are request
ed to state that the regular quarterly rnect
of the M E. Church will commence here
on to-morrow evening. A discourse will
be delivered at the Court House, nt early
candle lighting, by the Rev. Mr. Bland. The
usual services will be held during the day by
Rev.-Mr. Tansy. The quarterly meeting
will continue through Monday.
Go its Lemons.— A Lemon was arrested
in San Franoisoo on Wednesday charged
with Grand Larceny.
Quartz Convention —d he Quartz Con
vention is being held in San Francisco, The
only business as yet reported is the election
of offioers for tho ensuing year.
Lratherheadkd.—They nre now taking
Dagorreolypes on patent leather, Some of
the pictures thus taken nre life-like, while
some of them would'nt bo known away from
home, from “a side of sole leather ”
A Wholesale Scoundrel. —Archibald
Sterrdtt is the name of a most accomplish-d
and experienced rascal lately arrested in
Ran Francisco. Some forty burglaries have
been traced to him. Archy is undoubtedly
a very imprudent if not dishonest person.
Its thinks of removing to Marin county,
Silver Cop.—Steve Ford, our redoubta
ble horse-racer, showed us a silver cup yes-
which he receives together with a
hundred and fifty dollars in cash from the
State Agricultural Society, for the bust ex
hibit of a California bred racer. Butte was
well represented in the horse exhibition.
Shark Oil.— Oor friend Lowell, up the
Bay, has presented us with two cant of
shark nil. He has taken about two hundred
and fifty gal ions of oil this season Shark
have not been as plenty in our Bay this
year as last. Lowell owns a floe placo up
the Bay, and when the shooting season com
mences we expect to be a frerquent visitor
to his premises,— Hinubo/dl Times.
We are curious to know what an editor
•xpaots to do with two cans of shark's oil.
Maybe they use it up in Humboldt to fry
dough nuts in,
Stealing Pistols.-— A man named Rave
lin S. Lewie stole two Derringers the other
day in San Francisco, so tho papers say
We should Judge there was a Devil-in 8
Lewie; but there is a heap bigger devil iu
Archy Stcrrit.
—*
Moorevilie. —We learn from Col. Shields,
who arrived in town yesterday from Moore
vllle, where he resides, that the Cascade
Ditch is approaching completion and will
probably be finished in six weeks at farthest.
The Col- tells us that the question has been
mooted of changing the name of Moorevillo
The substitute proposed is "Cascade City.”
This name ie certainly more appropriate
than Moorevilie, f r several reaeous. First
ly, there is already a Moore-futon in the
county, and it it often difficult to make a
distinction between the vtlle and the town.
Furthermore, Moorevilie ie in Cascade Town
•hip, is located on the "Cascade Canal,” and
user nod above all, "CowcadaCity" is a much
prettier name than Moorevilie. Let the
change bo made.
Humboldt all Right, —Humboldt coun
ty has shown its oolors, and they ore of the
right stripe. She gives Currcy a majority
of 147 and a like vote for the balance of the
Douglas ticket. She has likewise elected a
Douglas man to the Assembly. Good for
Humboldt. She proves herself worthy the
name she iffar*. The old Baron would go
tbs same way if he bod a ohanee.
Or Course. — Mario county gave a large
majority fur the entire Lrcompton ticket.
At goes the prison so goes Marin.-Tlncer
vilie Register.
The result in Marin may be attributed to
tbu Governors’ influence at the brick works
—"OS a statesman.”
A California Matson. —The San Fran*
cisco Time* says:
‘‘Merced Ortega, wife of Jose Castro, now
living in the city of Montery, in this State,
bM borne thirty six children to her present
husband—fifteen males and twenty one fe
males. The first twenty children twine—a
hoy and a girl at each birth. Dr. Saxe, of
Bants Clara, gives us bis personal assurance
»t tho above statement,’*
Jio "hall breed*’ about that female.
Dali)' Niuprndrd.
With to-Jny’i is*uc end*—for the present
at least—tha “Dally Butte Record.” On
Saturday next, and thereafter regularly
upon the same day our paper will appear a(
a Weekly. There are various good reasons
for our making this change, some of which
we will give.
Since July 14th 1850 the Record has been
issued in Orovilte, daily, (Sundays excepted)
Our firat issue was well received and the
little fellow grew, and some months since
reached ite present size. It was tho first
and is the last daily published in the mine*
of California. The experiment, although
not as successful as we could wish, has by
no means been a failure. It has supported
itself and “held its own,” and we are sorry
to feel obliged to bring it to an end, but like
a majority of mankind we desire, while
maintaining a respectable position in tho
world to try and lay up something for a
rainy day. In short, we hare been working
for glory long enough.
Were times as encouraging as they were
a year ago, wo should still continue out
daily Issue ; but they are not. In the fall of
1850, our voting popu’ation alone amounted
to nearly 1,000 ; a year ngo it numbered
about 1 ,COO while the last poll list shows our
number of voters to bo less than 000. There
has been according to these figures a de
crease in our “free white mule population”
of more than one-half iu two years. With
this decrease has coma a decline in bu
siness. Store*, and consequently adverti
sers have become fcv/cr, and rnonrfy— prin
ters’ money—more scarce. The fire, and
its calamities, Frazer llivcr an 1 its disas
trous effects and all the other mi fortunes
that have befallen tho town and the State at
large have contributed to bring about this
state of things, and while wo observe many
of our neighbors iu other kinds of business,
economising, wo feel bound to do tho same
in justice to ourselves.
Wc shall therefore appear to our kind
readers and ootem)armies but ouoo a wc'k
henceforth, (until times grow better; ) but
wo assuio them, that if cluso attention to
our sanctum ami a desire to excel in the
“art preservative" will help us to issue u
readable, amusing and instructive sheet,
such they shall have Should anything
turn up to render it necessary or important
for the Record to again appear as a Daily,
our nrrrangcmcnls arc such that a very
few hours notice would suffice for prepara
tion and a return to this our morning’s
garb. Wo hope that “tho times” will speed
ily justify such another change.
It may not he improper herewith to state,
that having lately made large and import
ant addltitions to our j )b printing depart
ment, we are now ns well prepared ns any
office North of Sacramento to execute every
description of bonk, card and poster printing
in a superior style of taste and execution.
Oood bye then, until next Saturday,
when as tho show bills say, “look out for
something startling.”
Tine Sohoonkr Eli*aiietii Owrns.—The
schooner Elixabcth Owens, Capt. A. C. Bo
gart, arrived on tho 7lh last., says the Al
ta, from Colorado river via Quaymas and
San Diego, The sobooner, on her trip up,
had hard weather, and the captain was for
ced to throw overboard a portion of his car
go, which consisted of wheat, hides, and
silver ore. This is the schooner about which
so much lias been lately said, ns having
taken the notorious Jack Powers to Lower
California. It appears that Jack got aboard
of the schooner at Black Point, the captain
not knowing tho character of Ills passenger.
After duo time tho vessel arrive! at Ouy
nias, ami Jack went ashore, nnd made him
self quite conspicuous. Tho vessel after
wards went to the Colorado river, and lias
returned, ns stated above, witli an assorted
cargo, consigned to 11. E. Uaimond.
Istkrsaii Arraißs—A gentleman iu
Nnpa is 'eying to prove that tho earth’s in
terior is a molten mass. He proves it to his
own satisfaction entirely, in the Bulletin. —
Ex.
Wo think it can he proven from develop
ments made at the Table Mountain in Tun
lumo county that the bowels of old Mother
Earth are filled witli blur mass.
Sai.mh*> Fishkky, —The Union tells us
that tho run of Salmon in the Sacramento
has largely increased within a few days
Some fitly boats are engaged in catching
these fish, the average yield per boat being
from seventy to ninety, daily. The aver
age weight of the salmon is about twenty
five pounds.
A Story or Qxnxral Thumb.—Galig
natti, noticing that Barnum had passed
through Paris, on Ids way to Baden, where
he proposed to exhibit God. Tom Thumb,
tells this story of the young “General.”
Tho general lias now ntlainrd his tweu
ty-first year, nnd though “in mind a man,"
is" in bulk less than a baby still.” It is
told of Idm that in a recent angry discus
sion with his mother, in whose favor ho had
recently made his will, the dame monaced
bis little per-on with n flogging, unless ho
complied with her wishes. But Tom, not
withstanding, continued to hold out, until
finding himself suspended in mid air in one
hand, and the birch ready to be applied in
tho other, he roared out at the tap of bis in
fantine voice : “Mind what you are about,
mother; if you hit me I'll change my w ill
you may depend on it V' and the birch, as
by enchantment, fell harmless from the
uplifted it and.
Vicky Dklicatx. —A, St. C, Denver, Ad
ministration candidate, is the Seif-Constitu
ted Clerk of tho Board of Supervisors to
canvass the election returns. This is a very
delicate ti.sition, indeed, for a candidate,
hut harmonises witli a family weakness.
‘Our brother,' the Governor of Kansas, was
Secretary of Stale, and cauvasse I the re
turns when he was a candidate fop Congress.
riacernt/e Regufrr.
I>o(lonn Hand.
We have never been farther on the road
to Honey Lake, than to Dogtowu, and us to
the road between Fence's Ranch and that
place, we can testify that it is the very best
mountain road we ever saw, and they say
that from Dugtown through to Humbug,
with the exception of a short distance at
Cbapparal Hill, the road continues just
as good as that over which we travel
led. If such is the esse, and we have no
doubt it is, it certainly is a wonder that
even the influence and misrepresentations of
Government officials have kept so much of
the emigrant travel on tho IMncerville route.
Why there is just as easy and pleasant a
buggy road from here to bogtown as there
is from here to Marysville. The road from
Pence’s up over the hills, is, most of the
way cut into the volcanic rock of which the
hills are mainly composed, and the travel
that lias already passed over it has really
“MacAdamixed" it and made it as firm and
clean as one of our eastern turnpikes, while
in no place 1* the grade steep enough to
cause any serious difficulty in the ascent of
teams. If the the county, or the State, or
the general government can do anything to
direct the overland immigrant travel over
the Honey Lake and bjgtown Road, one or
the other or all of them ought to do. it at
once.
i hMttng the Dnwi.
Tlio Union of Thursday publishes the fol
lowing under the head of Telegraphic from
Han FrnncUcnt
Nathaniel Oray, undertaker, is charged
with re-paintiog and re-selling coffins used
for the interment of bodies to bo sent East,
and also substituting wafer instead of alco
hol in putting up bodies for exportation.
The charge was made to the Grand Jury by
adi charged coachman of Gray's, now in
the employ of another undertaker, but they
wouhj not give it consideration. Gray de
nies the charge, and asks fjr a stay of pub
lic opinion.
.vVf A witty friend at our dhow suggests
that Hio I’lnntns should steer clear of pret
ty girls and «i:d horses, as one recently ran
away with Ids body and the other witli his
lie-art.— Plumas . Irgus.
Jtio's eye having caught the above item,
while glancing has'ily over the columns of
the Argun, suggests ;
That its editor will be ‘mighty apt’ to
‘steer clear’ of both women and hones,
while journeying through this ‘vale of tears’
from the fact that he is void of courage to
mount an ass, and bus no heart to loose.—
Hecord, Kio Plumas,
Itio is wrong in one of ills conclusions and
right in the other as lho editor would have
no hesitation in mounting him, and lost his
heart bug since to a pretty girl.— Plumas
Argus.
Kio suggests, Mr. Editor, that he “ will be
buggered” if it is any part of a man, to
loumo your itsnrl to a picltj- fir), Anil tIICU
mount gentlemen—to ‘dry up' your thous
and eyed institution, or mount and hiss, my
respectable personage under your own in
ference, Hio Pi.umas.
Pride Comks 1! evoke a Fall.—The San
Frsncisco Times says Ah Chong, who re
sides on Jackson street, has fur a long time
been putting on airs—so say his envious
neighbors. Ono way and another they have
sought to bring him to a proper spirit of
condescension, by afflicting him with petty
vexations At the next bouse they have
made noises to prevent the man’s sleep,
when they knew he was tired, and a cat that
he loved mysteriously disappeared. Num
berless annoyances have hern practised,
hut the proud Mongulion would nut even de
scend to a remonstrance, until yesterday
A pailful of dirty wulcr was thrown before
him as lio stood on the street. Me rushed
into Ihe bouse from which tlio slops were
thrown, mi'l catching the first lady he met
by the neck, he pushed her into the street,
and washed her face with the fluid in the
gutter. Meanwhile a second discharge de
luged h th of the panics, after which the
bathers separated. The neighbors flitter
themselves with having secured the atten
tion of the rich man.
Likely Enoiiuh, —A lady who keeps a
tavern a few miles out of town under the
sign of the “Honest Traveler’s Inn,’’ »sys
that she heard travellers in passing, com
inont upon her sign, declaring that “they
did’nl believe there were honest men enough
iu California to support one tavern. ’’ She
begins to believe it, ami says she means to
put out a sign “The Hogue's Inn—Pure
Grit and no Fleas— Stockton Republican.
Behind Time,—-“Will you be after tailin’
■s what's tlio lime, Patrick?” asked Tim of
lits friend, who was sporting an imsg nary
time-keeper, or rather a chain ami a showy
bunch of seal*. "Ah, sure. I’d do it with
all tlio pleasure in life,'said Pat, “only my
watch is almost two days too fast."
"Coci.d’nt Afford It,” —Homo time since
on the corner of Nassau and Spruce stieets,
a beggar had taken his stand, and day af
ter day asked alms of all who passed. A
gentleman w ho was superintending the con
struction of a new huildin g, thought tlio
beggar looked like an able hi died man, and
wont over and asked him if ho would ns 1
like to work, and offered him a dollar a da;
To his surprise tho beggar replied—*
couldn't afford eo work lor that pi ice”
“Why not.’” was the answer. “Hecau-t
average a dollar and a half A day here, b
ging, and I can't afford to lose the half'
bur, lie soon alter moved from that sj
This is a specimen of -ircct beggars, I
can’t afford to work.—.V. IT Post. p
Did Not Get Him,—One day last#
says the Crescent City Herald , at Vi r
California man was addressing a ff 11
one of the principal streets. The tJ**
the unhappy state ef things up t#’*'
the crowd become somewhat excite« rc ‘
upon the Chief Polios Officer of t w? on
Hay Company, came down from tf* 10
arrest the speaker “in the r
Queen.” Unfortunately there /three
thousand Americans around, w}d»\y
requested the officer to n 'K
arrest the spcakir “in th# 0 * the
Quceu."
Loi Angeles County.
We are indebted to Welle, Fargo &Co ’s
Express for a copy of the Loe Angeles Slur
Extra, containing a table of the election
returns for that county. Subjoining the
table we find the following:
In the above list of precincts, Baldwin has
1247 majority over Currey. There are three
precincts to be heard from officially. Sin
Juan, it is known has given 00, Fort Tejon
and the lieservation will give 100, making
1397. Han Bernardino county gives this
year about 600, and Han Diego may lie rec
oned ot 250—making Baldwin’s majority in
the three southern counties 2247!
Our county ticket has been elected by
over four hundred majority. Judge Hayes
has been re-electel District Judge by a very
largo majority
In Los Angeles precinct McKibben recei
ved twenty-fivo and Tracy twenty-four
votes; San Fernando, McKibben three, Tra
cy three; San Pedro (Dotniiguez) lluucho,
McKibb n 1, Tracy 1.
We have heard of “dark” counties and be
nighted lauds before, but Los Angeles sur
passes the Fejces, No wonder high way
men and cattle thieves flourish in that God
less land.
I'oin nm n lon ted.
Mr. Editor—ln your issue of to day, you
speak of the -‘.Jewish Now Year,” closing
this evening with a bill. Any one nit ac
quainted with the tenets of the Jewish re
ligion would suppose, that our new year was
a season of daneing an I (easting, while quite
the contrary is the ci>-:e. The IO:h day of
the present Jewish nvnth (Tishrah) is the
great day of atonen ml, on which the High
I’iiest entered the Sanctum Sanctorum if
the temple and offend u -in dleiinir for the
sins of Israel, See leviticus chat. 23, von"
24 to Z'l.
The ten days prcctfding (hat day are n
season of Jastint* aid jirayi r and the NV .
Years' day or ra hi" days (as we celebrate
two) are day* of prtf er and tenant
nian, preparatory h the great d iy of atone
ttxtttf- An Isharmtk,
The Contiioi.i.ejship lt was sugge-t
--ed yesterday, in oir hearing, th it the in i
jority of the Supreio Court, in making up
tho opinion on tl» controller oise, 1.l ist
have overlooked th f rowing se tion til the
Constitution, Anion 6, Section i”; “The
Contro Icr, Treasunr, A’t rney General
and Surveyor Gefcral shall he rhcseri hy
Joint vote t f the tw Housi
ture, at their first h-mod un i r this Con
stitution, and therciter shall bo elected at
the same time and pices, and in tho same
manner as the (loernor an 1 Lieutena t
Governor,'’ If the Cutroller is to bo elect
ed at llie same time, tid in the same man
ner as the Governor, he question was ask
ed, how can a candtate lor that office he
elected for a full term v an election when
no Governor is to ho clUed?— Union.
At Slringlown. on the Hthjstmit, bv M. Wond
m«n. K«i|- " r Josicvn V. tiviii.ic *f ritiiagtotvu
to Mins Gather ink Kkdmi I (luMiany.
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Co., on tli.* 7ih niht., <« kui. <;& knh v. < nfy M>not
Aueu.stus T. ami R. A. Leovy, u/1 d months and 21
days.
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'’ViLLK. Sept 7lh, 1 *-*5B. j
AH persona A*«mr»t y \\ urrnnU ni^i#
tired im tlio,'*™ 1 Fund, from the Ist i,,
the Till ' r ’__ ,s ’’ 7 ' Inclusive, (except Nos
lyok, 1317. l/ 137 ' 1341 > 1344, and .7.!., are
hereby noli/’ pr ** ,J " 1 ,h « <*»« for payment m
this office/”'*’' 1 °“ ,118 "time will lie slopped
after this / " ' fl I'ATTIMURK,
Treasiuer lliiUh (; 0 .
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;«>oo Tons Ilmtlieii,
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‘lll leave Folsom etr.-. i Wharf, with the I'nftod
Mails, Passengers ami Treasure for PANAMA.
Tuesdays Sepf. *»lst, IS.3S,
At » OVi.org, A. M., Pim ti'ai.i.t.
'hijers by the P. M W Co.’s l.lue tire In tilled
• heir arrival nl Panama, upon the Wharf at Hie
( ail Ho ld Terminus, by the Company 's -team Kerry
»oa t ami arc tran*porU il,
ay tile Panama Kuilroad Company,
laiißedlstsly Across the ISTIiMI'Sto AH’INW M,l
where the steamers of tho K.. Vail .< lir , ~| J
ways in re.i liuoss to convey them to Now ki.r
New (Menus.
The Panama Railroad Company.and Hie IS Mail
. tenniship ' onsiiany have authorial it agents to set)
their rickets. If desired t.y holders of Pacific rickets
Passengers are notified that alllickc* - „ .
niers of the u S. Mail S. ■ tor the stea
to their ogam at S* : must be presented
Os they nil' , ■.••nwall.lor registry and exchange
t. 7 -• otherwise be available.
* ’--*'» r J ,f " r, hlpm«MwlU b* revived on board
t.ie iin.iiiir until 12 o’clock. Midnight, Sept , ,-j,
frß, « hl w HI he received on hoard
alUr Bunlock P. M Sept. 20th. and a wnlie,, order
nmg, oe procured at the office for its shipment,
rvr Freighter Passage, apply to
FOlibKS i: BABCOCK, *
Corner of Sacramento and Unlesdorf streets.
I*oll Kriuiuicj,
JUKHtD.
DlEfc
N F,\V ADVEKTISEMENTS.
JABEZ S A WIN,
Jloiitpiuunj Street,
South side, between Iluntoon ami Lincoln streets,
**lC «» "W ■ ■ - ■. ■. ,
WHOLKSALH AM) RETAIL.
DEALER IN
Choice Wines, Brandies,
CORDIALS ALE PORTER.
ttglgyi FANCY LIQUORS, BYIU PS, Etc. Etc.
SBJZ-JtZ The public is informed that Mr. Saxvln
'"the HOLE AGENT in Orovillu, fur OAK LEV'S
Celebrated Premium
Champaign Cider.
ir>'(M - NTRV TItADHIS and others will fin!
it to their advantage to cull at the above establish
ment he lorn purchasing ols. where.
Sept. 10th.
PUBLIC VENDUE !
r> WE WILL PEI T, XT PI'IILIO YEN
y/—due, »*i tmr iMw -h. tut Dry < reek, on
Friday, Se* I l.'ih. Km In* <1 of rattle,
cMudstiiigof Cow.-* ar il Calve**, ()\>n. Vearlinp* anti
Two >t*ar uMs. AI- , u \.», I four mule team.
C7-TKUMS, l’A 8 11 . m y_ „]
Said property will bo ao'd In lots to suit. Palo to
eoinmpi-.ce at 11 o\ lock, A. .M . mid continue until
completed it KISH VAN CM,
C . - ■ 7 1858. td
For Sale or Rent.
A LIQUOR BTORE,tn nno r f the beat locations
lo t wm. Jhe ;»h«»ve, wV i I’.!. 1 1 re* and a email
atock <lHqor . » be sold ;i■ v I tie If op.
plied for immediately. Fur pi . ire apply to
” 0. r. LOFT, Bird atrcel.
Notice.
TW’otkt. is ijk'jkmv <;ivk>
i i - r of the c• ti/,i•"a of C tic >
THAT A MEKT
!;f)t)| District No.
I•ai I 1 1 1 1 • ••.- i W 11 ; nes la). Uept 20tb.
1w * edr It-.t-* consi'lern»lon the proprietor re
in.
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P". mind Aitkm. Paul T. r.
*- *i ■ r and A C. Austen,
i> ' ml count x- of Ssn ir-.n
-ll -Tbs Villoat
'ib. Plainti; . in tin* ncDon named
H A. MONK I
Pi qtlet. Charles R
buxine*'* In the ci
cis'*o. mu|. r tl
Iron Work-* c<
above, hen t*v give notice they have li ed a c
pinint in said nation In th- ..(life oi tile Cl. , I,- ol sab
Court, ind that inmmnns has beau i sued in awl; ac
tion. AII p(*-- tns linMiiiir <>r clniinii.K linn .
•no provisions of nn net . mill d \ n ~.r ■•., i. .
Liens to M. cl.-udc-nnd oil .■. ’ ■ . A|, n ;
X. I>. K'>d. and an net enlii|n| •• \ , xct t.. -ninnd ,n
net entitled an act for awpirimf l.irns to M .-h’odc
and others, passe I April Iftb, I ... ’approve lAt n
•i*l, A. D. IMH. iitiitn the prop- and i r™,: . do.
.WlP*/f^fi,ftrlj? v vnit 1 'sfiiri‘i'i W tint rvVr"ii'i",j
1:1 •I I «"• « corn! . iii-.r.. parlicid- rlx do,
smbod ns follows, to .. : c ... ~..u t ~ ~0 l:l!
•mi Ur* ted ire knovi as '. he ,j , * .«, ,
three hnndr...l loot -mth • i r -j. .‘ ; j"’,,;’;i'f. ..,'d
running northerly id-.ft -,d I I ■
SP'IJS H d amrles ther-.i. ■ j , , ...
|< ! ebon:,, ki own os the XV, LC, I -d!{e. and nil tb
liuildi|.«-, e ocienj-. m-ebinerj, ii. p. o. moms nnd
'.pi r-ti ct ir s up in said . mmisos, are hi reby noii
i. d lo appear in said court on tl.oMb d:,v of Sovom
*"!".' "■ id the oonidn,'. f >:,il Conn, it... Ito
< x libit liea, and there th • p.-e If ef tholr -aid bo;,.
ihoahme notion |,v Ino .aid pi d,td’
ill fore, lose 11 n ochn"io's lie., upon fbo pr. inis s mu 1
pro|H?rty bercinboi .re ioreribo.l.
( .ibot! RL’K3ANK, At.’y lor Pi lls,
;>t, h. lb*h
ICE! {
r> r.
! ICE!!
Pure Clear as Crystal.
frxin* are a
« fiiruiftb the ( it. .ua i f <* r >v
f>r p*t qtial ‘- i i lc<* on the tn*» ■re
A 1 irir** '•‘•ip;tly or.-;; i *»lv on h i
■>-ir . : ■
toon ft:ree!-*, r , jNt.•
\ IN T Prepared to
■ • v*. i ll the ver}
■•trjiimbr* t/Tir
hi. < infers left at
.1 Myers nnd lln ii
luosl perlb :t I » ii* f* »r ’ipplyln'/ hot
(U»xl families with any amount ■
.MaviM ‘ j r u!
, suloore-
KI’V k CO
iv’ocice.
V nT,( V* l , s •’E'tEliy GIVEN to the Ptiw-kho'd
u '' ’ ' ■" I Oj-fbx <i nirlz XJln
, in i’ I .''"** "’V tl " ro in Hi,if of the
' *■ * * ' the Cempnnv. at * tin-
Koo If id. iirifon fox 11 Idj i, I idle Cunly, on XVod
no-.-i Du (. h da> . r n - .her, one Ihm.snnd o uht
luin.lrod and fi", olifnl. m one o'eloek I* .XL. of sai l
lor the eh .*tl«Mi of ihn-e Trustee*, lo nerve tor
lhe.-ns.il" K tear. X |„d id londabc •„f stock* elders
i. desired, llyenlei
t; I’. WHITEMAN, President.
.iso i \ ivicn, Peer .try
Yankee Hill, Auk. 27th, ISjh. (shk27 to 7)
Notice.
|t* hereby tiv.-n in tl.. In, i: ..1 lors i Mho \ irifin
l", tV" "'a.' V,' ' " a* -orsment Ims been
niod ol Tinny Hollars lo the share, payable IVb.-
ber 5,1, I*.,*, at the oIK.-e of the Co. at Yankee Hill.
i, _ L: L CU.Mi,Y, Pros'!.
'■II TI'RNKKSeC.
Auk. 7lh, I>5S.
Saw MUI For Rent.
f |j ,,l .f* Uxdersjignei) m*n pa imi rent
Jr., " ' , * 11 " S| .»* 'fill, situated in Do i„wo
U e,r.Tf u" «• "«"« --ml ~.11, is located
r 1• r * iin thfl -I..comprising
"J * ‘70,,,.- , , pine, >ll the front, tid undanro
,1 e d-* w rapidly imj roxioK. two lanro water
ditches will bo completed lo this plane durliiK the
miner, and tbe.o is .-r, d ,'e . nod for lumber
Ummil? n " W , Bnd 'h<- l-a-xvavot
It .;*; : S < fllol, l,t Q.IHIIIUy Of |,,V» tO flit ••■lllO
' oM The tern - Will be easy. Fur
partiud rs. o i., 11.10 ••( 0. S Lytle, oi, the ~rend- -
*Moor« s\lllCf Aug. *. Ih, 1.-iS. IYTI P
r anced!
Money Adv
f 5'V ANY.X'IiD NT, AT It I DI’CF.D R XTE< OF
V Inter .1,01, \x ,• ■> OS. Diamonds, Guns.
and e\ery kindef valuable proper! fix
„ « MYERS.
Fire-proof brick, Wa.hinKton block Mw ss.reot,
I bavo coi.sinmiy for sale, ferfelled tie!-,.-. C o„.
sis.ca of Cold and silver XV utrbes. Re - t r ....
V'.'s*'V' ; - *■ > - v '- • »•* Ch lea I at, I || sell »t
' or *j I ri, *‘“• { all nntl »aU*f \.»ur . before
es f ll . I **'*-'"' < ' hl4r ''*' eisewbi r . .silver xxat.-*,i.
P
E price paid for Con , y 5,. ; n :| o 7
QRA N D BALL!
THF ' PUBLIC 18 L
v ‘to*l lo HiUuul a UK \
/ n || b * given at LOVI l
•.* feplciiibc
h ivt) het.*n rn;id» t<>
«ceni affair. (~L<» Lu .
iAl.ii, 1.1 V-EEt), NF.A
d Sjeuirt Dll —I t.r sale I ,
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Da i ,'l 1.1. y IN
< Xld. xvhi ti. wi I
KAN. *
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BANKERS.
UKU. A. KMKRV.
GEO. A. I:>IF.RY (^ ,k ' ,
bankers
OROVILLE.
>
GOLD DUS^?
Pu rchased at the
n.„ towJ
—o»
forwarded tothejhst
FOR •
ASSAY OR COIKA6I
CHECKS o N
LOW BROS.&, CO,
MARVSV.ILIB 1
A NI» ON
Parrott cfc Co., |
SAN FRANCISCO. .
nil AITS KU RNISIIED o*
HOWLAND & ASPJNWAU
NEW YORK. f ■
i IKVKUAL Oil SI'KCI \I, dim,,-
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CHAKLHS 11. HKIMiKS. - *
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UEJJtiKS \ 11ANA0A,
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32S
I’HOIIF fllilfK T’.l lI.FIVO, rilIRtR or J(.'_
UUMHU V AND MvklHS STKKKTI, "
O 21 0>
—4.
cold Dust!
V 1
PURCHASE?, AT Tift'
HIGHEST RATESII
OR
I'OIUVAKUKD Tn,TIIi: mi.VI (OB ASS*l|
*<>R
COINAGE.
Advances intuit* on Gold Dus'
CTioclil« on
IV! ARK BRUMAGIM &. Co,|
SAN FRANCISCO.
• * ▼ *<'T. V
*>! AK K INC I lIAGS.M 'S. ? CO J
MAP.rSVir.LE,
deposits deceived!
Special.)
ami Tl.iic Urnff fr Fiirnl»lictl on IN
ATLANTIC STATES AND EUROPE.
CrovilV. April 1, IMP. »|.M|
or. nr**.- a-rwwr-* rr^r . *■»■ -w -rv ■' •. anramsvwnH
MISCELL ANfIoUS.
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W heard , I * Mb % f
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MRS. WYEfi’S
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that. Imvli u a limited i.mnh r. IP) cm rpr**’***
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charif’.
Mo**t respectable references Kived.
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