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THE lid RECORD
Local ami Countv
U.LEVTS;
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Th* Railroad Cf.i.Ki!i: \iv*. — A- >vs
teen by reference to note.e elsewhere
paper, it baa been d ' re:'- i ‘hat the ■■■ :.ra
tion of the opening of the > r.hern ’• rr, .
Railroad shall take pin - - M 1-;. th 1.7 th
inst. Thu ■■ il, aff rd ample tit
necessary preparations,and I aid tl.c weatb r
at the lime prove fav o: V >, we at * • ot
of the most r. '<• ■ vie and th e i v
occasions which has ever tran-p: lin ir
midst. Let all bold themselves in r ad ness ;
participate.
Board of Supervisors.—The Board met on
Monday Feb. Ist, I*o4—present, Supervl- rs
Smith, I/Cwis, Hastings and Green. The Bond
■of F. W. Day, Tax Coll, dor, was a) proved.
Total disbursement? made by I>. Burroughs lor
November term from fund specially placed 1
■hi* bands to pay certain inde ed: f II
pital, $33532. It was one - 1 that an or 1 -
be drawn on the i'uri!: - ; K id I :._ V
to the commissioners of the Stringtown r ad—
John Curley, B. i’. Crandt" and C. I’ M r
—for tbe sam of SI,OOO. Hie final
the commissioners of tl.; Dogtown and I
Spring House road was accepted and ord red
filed. Commissioners discharged and bondsmen
•released. 'l’he report of the commi-sioncrs
appointed to view out aud locate a road com
mencing at a point one mile north of Dry creek
tt the intersection of the telegraph line and
township line, thence sout li to theutterc inly
line, known as the AVoldridgc road, which was
accepted, ami the lizard made the following
awards of damages as as?e?>cd by said com
missiouers: I*. Boulware, 10 cents ; ILK.!;
liatt, :?!7.50; John Du 2 50
den, 10 cents. Ec.nl District Xo. 2. U yan
•dotle township, was established by on: -r ot tl
Board, and D. Steele appointed Ki nd 1 »v< rs r.
AVm. Edmonds was duly appointed C. uuty
Surveyor of Hutto county, to till tl. va ancy
occasioned by the Survey r elect hu'i * re
fused to qoalify, to h< Id his i " te until
general election. The wiiol ■ umonnt n: - id;,
allowed by the Board up to Friday is -'1d.12 77.
An ukst. — We have r celvcd from our old
friend Spencer, of the Mountain (' t' a
copy of the "Zanesville (Ohio) Gaze te.' 1 It
was printed iu MD, aud bear? marks ol "hard
tines,” as though m ......
diced iu the trip "the plains across," the - ;a?
year. We clip th
emigration to California from the west: • I'hc
St. Louis papers notice the arrive at that
place of large numbers of emigrants lur Cali
forma. 1h ■ 9t( , rs Bay Sta! IN
River had arrived with a full c-uiiplem nt ot
passengers, aud the officers reported gieal
numbers at the points In i v, tint w. >1,...; v
to embark." The St. Louis New- L a,
“Parties of adventurers for tbe gold mines of
California multiply iii t,.;s eMy l.y every urri
val from the Ohio. Pie ov, id fate via
Santa Fe will doubt’. -? be I. ■ road ;. mra y
taken, must uf the p" >ple -u ■ - it t i h
more healthy." The old J er’s will have a
distinct recollection I , in
Hon. F. M. S' :rn A com
the Quincy Union, in st akingofthc loba
the Senah nTI Campbell's pati
resolutions endorsing the Administration, p v <
the following merited comp! t t ■ out Si n
tor of ::r■ ■ Ion; V
of Butte,” d
one of the best s|
is otic ; in • ite, and
his logic was u;.au,-"n rulnv ; in;,two ;
and the Senate amend. l i,
ited by the S, nato in hair-* n; ,;i
the question of -u.-ta;: ;;.g tl.e 1 ■ :
■policy—when no material d.:i ; ■ , ni- . .
the view i of
that body,
stituents heartily than;: 1 :: on- t. j .
stand taken by him . tlral w.n-
Thk Clerk
•r otherwise neglecting I
busily engaged in arranging a-S . C
tract." by wbich miners will
fully supplied with their "I gal te: i -
The vexed question should he - i ;. r e,
peace to anxious and interest! ,i
--larmer needs rain, the i , uern, .is r.l
weather—it's beautiful ;rp tual sou s
it's spring sitti ap ol
Tun Marysville ■,;.. - a-,, : :
to the' future ope ratio! sof
Chief." Hi
but be is at bom
waiting the nr
the (reequent
“ pick and pan. " we should ruther t. : k lb
“ Old Chief" intended • pr speciing" higherjin
the mountains.
Tuk ladies of Colasa, the other evening, got
up n party, assumed the management -■ leeted
their partners, and footed the bills. In Mans
viHo the ladies did bettor rh, v ,se- r’ th,
partners home after the bail. N,tu ./•. i / ..
At onder if the ladies will us-., rt tie r "1 ■
Year" prit leges at : , -
tivities” A first rate
fair Urovillia; s!
AV ■ ca I the atl .
advertisement of V. W . , K- , M.ii.-
vllle, W boles
and provisi
lise. v so, 1
Uose’nthal. L- wl .. . . ; •
the t bra:
forget Bob Lowery louse,”
if you »ish g ; fon . , .
\v
Fogg, I, t and -i. .• d,U, . -j,.
He is ■
bargains may l>c had
U KIN INO . - .■; call" - ...
mlrertiseiiKnls. l" d;rv. II ■ has . : , :h g
and dry-goods still left. wl. ,-ii lie ell' rs at le>-
than cost.
Wjlsbisoi n - B
will give a 1
February.
Thanks.—Ata ...
to the He- v Bu" I
vsisablt ’ ■'•■■’• •-
Letter iron tie Mountains.
R c Cxees, Coscow Tp.
Mr. I : : s:—We !.ave bad aml i open win
ter, : 'a a fair share cf rah ;at no time, how
ever, l a wr ’-. j -or ns foot of snow on the
gr j". We ’.are been ao. • 10 work m -t of
h: tin;., and Lave uaJ-.- e nslitenoie prt-gr. ?-
in openin? oar claim?. Some fifteen of as have
wintered here. We miss our expressman very
Err , as he only . mi- o: the iemtner-lime :
the 23d
alt., ar-.i wish yon success in year new and
is is quite
a turpentine mania down beiow. At the re
quest of my feliotv miners, I iiave sent yon the
[ ... g ::-so;n:ior». passed at a tceetirs be!d
nlj a lit!
casm’’onthe time-:
T.‘:e President stated the object of the meet
f making is re
.-it. •:i. ■ i .....c Busioer.- The fol
lowing wa? ar.-anltnoosly passed:
/>’co ■■■ . that we view with scorn and in
dig: nth n the at temps made on our rights srd
libotli; s by certain parties who are taking up
a whole country f r the purpose of making
tarp'-ntir e. rofin. etc., that whereas, the Cen
to every
t: use (iftcibt.w!.;=key. and the right to
gather f'.trper.tint-. we are determined to <Je
iond these rights to the last man, the last dol
lar, :it-d if ' ot to the last dr.cb.to the last dig
ger jdne.
/■' T 1 a turpentine claim shall be 6
mik- s'ptarc, that rc '. can held a claim tin
. has res lin lbs e for 24 hours,
an! ha: night in the district.
Re: ■: I. That the boxes in the trees shad
not ii more than eighteen inches deep and
n: re than twelve wide, and that there shall
r: r, b.- rjure than - : x of snob boxes in a tree
of three in circumference, other sized trees and
box s :r proportion, and that trees under two
years growth shall not be tapped; any one vi
elating - liis law shall be fined three ounces o
Ifosin.
li‘. ■ That when a tree will rot produce
irj ntim in one week, such trees
shall ha ■ am . ' i tier of b xes tapped above
; firs if this does i prod ice the desired
t 'l et. tl ■■ owner of 'aid tree may chop it down
a' worth! -s for turpentine, burn it up for
chare,and save the rod;:: if any trees are
|eand tl have three ti rs of boxes m them the
v:« r of -..id tr. - -hail be fined half a pint o'
tar) online for each tree.
lies • That when there Is not sufficient
pine tr .s . n a claim, tlif owner may try expe
riments on oak, t'l dar, maple or any other largo
tr. .sicn as wild cherry, mui.zaidto, chappa
r; i.ete.. it •, anti that if any man jumps ano
ther's < . . hall fined ii a pine leg
for twenty : nr lion -.ami ft •! on turpentine
iv 1:1 pitch plasters and rosin dough nuts.
.. . . 1 hat when the own er of a claim
canu-’t make more than twenty live or fiu' y
Iboii-and d‘)ihirs [h,t year ids eiaim siiall be
■ ■:•- i'.-l. a. d his tnrp-'iih roniiscated. ate!
iltal no claim shad have more than two dis
n it. ami that a man can hold a
fin o' - ! i." complies with the above
laws) for the term of his r.a'ural life and six
months after.
i - 'J ;i> ;v i;aahin»uuSly ilih • tctl
by each mu: pn -vnt taking a Iremeiuloiu b ; g
oath—out ui a -i.-iny hr: and pledging him
-elf r> carry them cut; it was motioned that
Fr. • :*! be pa! iM rd in the Halsom
Ii;‘! Ids’ iik ry. and the Crawl Range Humbug
—b it. . :i it b-ing asc'Ttaii.ed that the heads
•if liv editors of :!n»-v papers contained large
indilutions < i Lopp r, it was agreed to have
them sent to tie- loyal I'm.in Record, (j. .S.
•Statk K! l ‘f St ii'iuL The Hoard of
Trustees for this institution have made their
animal report f**r the year I'Lb The total
1 mount of expenditures for the past w ear.
iI.TTiOG. I; is intt cin was established
: the year 1.-dl, und the whole numbin' of
iiidren receive . tu the present date is forty
t. r rei g to 1>
st, is twenty two ; : in.se three are orphans
-seven mother!-■?? ; two have stepfathers;
ie ba< a -tep inotiu r, a id the parents of six
e Si-puruteil. ]'!••* Trustees sjvak highly of
ie institution umhr t;:<■ chiii'ce of the present
vSiip ninu-inicnt. 10. R acy. lA«{.
A * '•’'■v I : \i:i \ v • i• • ’mmiios j lie
ce-rre-K: t : the Apt J eiv.-s an account
o» an iV'itisi:: .. bate i:; th * Set ate up mi a hill
’ elm: :: *. * of Jan-.s Fi'p latrick to
■ ■ ’ y Mr. S of this county.
:n>v,,. *..1,0. t ie... :-o ; • ; rr.-d to a eommittoe
•« ot'.e, cm t 11. -of !, in- if. to ascertain Fitz
• • eolert
Mr. I
-ve •- i win. amendment that
."Juiin be ii.ltl, ,j to for JHTsoI.S and
paper? -’*.■» :r * .• :sli -!-e Mniil.s ! r c»»r suit
ati -u on tin- suoi-ct. Alter sundry joae?. und
• I . . .ineK cired to adopt
the t.a::v • ! his > ti. bill was passed.
Tut-: M v.i Frepo-ais are called ftr by
i’.e F.-'l ndice ih pai tniev.t, receivable until
Mareh u.i, !:• ’!. for carrying t*.:- mails over
si
.ears, aiii| }■ ,r wars’ vice, trom July Ist
1 -'e: nr.ite ’ ids wii: he received for the
’e from AliCiison to Salt lake City, from
: : a * ' \ ;'n a t ’r.y, at xl form the latter
' *ce to i -- • ;‘ ‘ >rmn. The time an owed
s “ c : veyin toe mail hvta Ale id so Mo .to
i'o >.'in. i : . . . '..r ' m April Ist to 1 >e
?•••::! her 'sc - x -. ;.:ni ;r.- •. ai.d twenty-thr^-e
H- isn Tvivc.h Pricks.—The Poise News of
Ac. 19th y: >* - Oregon H rat s34aß3f» per
w: • Salt lake do., £33a£34; butter, 81 -’>
vr Ih ; potatoes, U.iabdc per ib.; green apples.
Oc; dried appks, hthicoe; bacon. GOaTOc;
'vrop. B'* -8 '* p r cc. ■* ; 'ra. 81 .‘»0a8- pvr lb.;
: - ; --non; beans, -tha-ibc; bains, 75c;
lOacOc: lard, 70n > l c; suit. 40c; suirar,
81; toba
8- 7c. Diggings v. .ii have to -pan out”
•ref V : cli f» ei-ab: ? crs to pay ; »r their
V ab" at the-e prices.
M i;!i 7. a party cf :n; Ms w t re on the sum
n.f. i M -ant Davn.»".n. t»,e • tiicr dav, sa\the
Nations •
-■ ■; -- evu the sc; <ati ns : ■ c.: w. Tiess. ’ .*
v ti; yin n. ret I. .m.i fy vv. i? a.; : ,n| to *: ••
tai was
matit : “,o n. as \% •. 1; at :icoou;.i-.
S ■■ »t ! Ibt : f , _
birtb.
t attain A. I>. McFc.ac.v Lit for tire Fast
'* ■ - - ' ' t to take command
o* • *:.c the la? . cc i ; -aviost armed of the
. . ■ r the
P ur t’ ••• i;ng i- w:; the Alabama, and
• I . i - .
:i . . ’ : y " ' :pt. McCrary u.i I
vine . - i .4 naval heroes.
| - *1 •
Issue of Government Bonds.—A special
dispatch to Ae lleraii says the Secretary o'
the Treasury has decided tot to is;-.; ary large
b -rub bearim: more than gre per cent The
law of 1861. authorizing ’be issue of six per
cc-tt. tw yea: notes. empnwercJ the Secretary
■o reissue, in lien thereof, greenbacks for all
notes purchased or redeemed before maturity.
I: is understood that a’coat 860,000,000 will
be redeemed or received for cost.in# l-:T re
maturity. ami on account of the great scarcity
of 2ve and ten dollar bills for the payment of
•he army, orders have been issued to the Bank
Vote Company to print this amount of notes
Tire latent mischief committed by the Ala
bama is reported to be the destruction of the
dipper ship Wing IHa r ae 1 -i
celebrated of the Xe w V rk and ban Francisco
traders, and the Amanda. The former was of
1.800 tons ird SewTorl
with East India produce, and the latter of
1,"?2 t0:. 5 , with a cargo of sugar.
The Nevada Transcript says that it is the
intention of the FaciEc Express and Stage
Company, which was incorporated in San
Francisco, a few days ago, to establish a daily
line of stages to Washoe, opea express offices
it San Fran . Sacramento, Anbarn, Grass
Valle-y. Nevada and Virginia City, on the Grst
day of March.
Excessive Damage.— The Supreme Court
nave granted a re-hearing in the case of Louis
Aldrich vs. Cyrus Palmer, on the ground that
the jury below, in giving the plaintiff a verdict
of 52.250 for the loss of two toes, made an
excessive estimate of his damage.
A Company has recently been organized at
iusanvillc, with a capital slock of 38.000, for
the purpose of supplying that place with water
from Susan river. Being at the head of Honey
Lake 1 alley, where the river issues from the
mountains, this is a very economical plan for
supplying the town with pure water.
The steamer St. Louis, which sailed for
Panama, on Wednesday, took 422 passengers
and 51,177,515 in treasure, and, it is reported,
two millions in gold of Government funds.
The America also took 450 passengers.
V . R. Johnson, formerly a merchant in
Sacramento, was murdere 1 in the streets of
An: ra. N. T., on the 2.1 iust. He was shot
through the head and bis throat cut.
Ins Senate of Pennsylvania is pVlvca'iv
tie 1 on account of the captivity iu Libby Prison
of MaJ. \\ bite, otic of the Union Senators of
that State.
The Marysville Appeal says the summits of
tie Butte mountains were covered with snow
by the recent storms.
The national copperhead convention has
been appointed fur the 4;h of July.
An Oi.d Mi nek’s Opinion IWnj. Meredith, for
merly a re Merit -o' this vicinity fur -ix years prior
t" 'us. returned to Downieville a few days since,
la the year mentions!, lie loft here for the At
iaiiti- Si He-, auJ in ’it) emigrated to pike's Peak,
"'here he put iu three years milling to little or no
purpose, IV.-,u there he made his way North
spending eighteen months at Powder Kiver, Placer]
vide and Hauuoek City, meeting with about the
same sulvcm that attended his Points at the Peak.
He prom mees the diggings ho visited since leaving
i uparatively wort dess, excepting a few
bums in the It use mines, which are owned almost
tN- hisively hy eapitahsts. Saw in his rounds thou
sands of men who could neither obtain labor nor
pr.- 'iire more than a pitiful subsistence delving for
■t ’id, and who would gladly return to this Slate
1 Mr. M. app
stra-i;.ittbrwanl, sensible man, whose word can be
r-.. i d on. llLtarningalier .l‘i absence ol nearly six
* o', ue > jirmeiy e.iuvirtcd that as a mining re*
s * atilorni.t inis no e.jnal on this coast nor else
where, i 1: our mining population who ; lace
i v-o in ev.-ry id;r st ,ry they licar of ri--!i mines
.*y i-e distance, and nlr> are prone to give tuem a
fr. ii. mirbl ieurn wV-d on from the experiein f
t riu-r i,y treasuring up flit- f.ets above set forth.
■N.-.-rn I-, uuKrat.
V, V. le u Kroadway, tills inuguiViceal building
■ is lusu leased by lieuston. Hasting A ctr., of San
PraiK-iieo and the leading f'iolhiers of this Stale.
Cite friends thi - - : New York, should
■y all nit ans call on them and leave their measures
rnd orders.
Wool Market at li. Y. Jan, 1,1864.
(I. -de 11- i Sax -.iy Ir ’rc.si a ceuti; Sax
ony tleece merin • lltoco fi-oas3c; Canada
iivcce. . Jut Sc.
Calikouma Cakfonu.i uv.vashod lieecoi, in
.erodes, 3» assc; California washed pulled, 45a65;
Cab! nil i ■ minion wi.-i.- d pulled. .Tid4o-Califor
nia washed fall din. in grades. 115a45c.
-\r>ri:\LiA.Cape— Australian fine unwashed, 45
asoc; Spanish medium, while unwashed, 3oa3G.
S. tT’i Aw; :ik; \ s 1» aeuos A yea unwashed Sax
ony fkece ioa4 .' •; Buenos Ayres unwashed Morin"
Ik" e r^alde.
- s • was *55; Smj
I • w • : i !i:*-ui mi wxshtnh4
llv'-ivi; IV -. I washed long white, 41.U7;
P"U>k . walked i"iiu r black H-a 42.
11 vst I.mua Washed white, medium t» fine, 42a
500.
Furkey was 47*50; I rkey now isl •
S.w Fit I\C 1 SCO MAUKET.
W find the I Bowing market report* in the
San Francisco Journal.
h LOl K s.ik)o hf and «jr sks Extra Superliine
city brand $•. a 5,25. Superfine is nry slow of sale
at $l. a 4 50 per I‘Hi lbs. in hf and sacks. It is
worth nvre in barrels.
WHEAT—IO.OOO sks fur distilling.prime quality
$l5O ; ;; .not) milling: at. $1,124.
sks 1 p
■d ■ extra d". $1 ; 10.00 >k- prime feee.Sl 70
a 175: 12500 sks. 1.774.
* * ATS Prime $1 m» a 1 *, ; ;,oo do extra dioi. c
d. '.‘s ; cai.ico.?l 75 a 1 >2.
-• 18 per ton.
.
... ts. *t 18
*..!*\ ‘ {} ‘ <- >Artiuc- :.f fa. market . a !.•.
NS ■ -
Wsn •
Received cn Subscription.
UIKD.
At K“: • J.in ..,'v J;. i. Ana t*hr>? : na.
da •'■■h:; and K. «i. Aim. a_:cj three
• :h*i and three daj>.
' ’
:>::2 acl f<..r u.‘ .-.kJi - the ki'» adorn Hea-
Asiekts Ward Las Dearly recovered from
hU late i mess at rail Lake, and the Saints are
in lope? of seeing his -BaSes" before he
departs statesward. They w... no doebt suit
the polygamists, as they are the offspring of
core than one of Artemns’ spouses.
Mvrdered. —Advices received from Fort
Varna, on the Ist iast.. state that Edward
G. Stevens, of San Francisco, and Mr. Mills.
Superintendent of the Mo wry -liver mines,
while on their way to those mines, were mur
dered by the Apaches.
John Mitchell Retired. —John Mitchell,
for ?ome time engaged with the Richmond
Ek .. a . has withdrawn from h - late connec
tion with the daily press.
I
Bay.—The Virginia City Bulletin says a
lot of faav arrived in that place, recently, from
Honey Lake, for which the owners expected to
get SIOO per ton. Pretty good price.
Ons of the Virginia mining companies is
styled "The Orphan Boy and Sweet Alice
Consolidated." Charming name, isn’t it ?
Registry Law. —We hope the present
Legislature will pass a Registry Law. Expe
rience has shown that the grossest frauds have
been and are continually practiced by the fail
ure to have some law governing the subject.
We believe the honest will of the people has
been in numberless instances set at naught by
fraud at the ballot-box. and, as the institutions
and prosperity of the nation in every portion
depends on a fair and truthful expression of the
opinions of the people, in a constitutional
manner, we hope to sec a law passed at the
present se.-sion which will close the door to the
frauds which are committed at every election.
—Quincy Union.
We concur with oar cotemporary.
The Laborer is Worthy of His Hire.—
We regret to see that Mr, Scott of Alameda
has introduced a bill in the Legislature re
quiring legal advertisements to be given for
one year to the paper in each county making
the lowest bid. The effect of this proposition,
if adopted, would, without doubt, be to give
the public printing to the shabbiest sheet in
each county, to those having the smallest cir
eolation, and at such price as would render
the contract a burden to a good printer able to
properly fulfil his obligations. We believe in
fair prices for all mechanics, and so direct an
appeal to the mercenary meanness of the low
est members of a craft, appears to us entirely
nut of place in so honorable a body as our
present Legislature, where Cist class median
ics would naturally look for encouragement.—
Scientific Press.
fV-TMASTKB AT SAX FRANCISCO. It is HOW
settl 1 that cx-Senator Perkins has been duly
api "inlcd Postmaster at Sun Francisco. We
are glad of it. He will make an excellent
officer. It will be remembered that he was
defeated at the' last election for Senator by the
bolters, was called a "boy,” etc. California
cannot produce a more worthy man. —San
Juan Press.
Tire Commercial Bank of India has cslab
lished i branch in this city at 412 California
street. The subscribed capital of the Bank is
one million pounds sterling, of which one-half
is paid tip. The Bunk is now prepared to l
draw Lr such sums ns may be required on its
offices in Bombay, Calcutta, Hong Kong. Tou
ch ow. Shanghae. Hankow, and on the London
Joint Stock Bonk, London. —Sun Francisco j
Ledger.
Young & Anderson.
--i
WATCHMAKERS, ,lEUELLERS,
Opticians & Engravers,
Montgomery Street, Orovllle.
ll work in t opr link attended to
l promptly, ;uu! at low rates.
Cist oT Celtei’s.
REMAPPING i:i the Po>toffiio* ut On»rvi!leJTan.
;, .l' A. letters uncalled for at the end
* »ur wei. k> will lie sent to the Dead Letter Office,
■ - D. C.
ivr-ms calling tor any of the following letters
willpdcasc say •• AdveiUsed/'
A
Anderson James
Anderson Jorgan
tenner John
teach IMwunl
lerney Easter Mrs
Bradford J H
Cahill David
arpenter N I*
’artisle John
Vok R A
\dm John
Vwilf Win
)ownc:ly Patrick
5:
B
. :ls N L
ver A.
Jiths John
olt Roht
ew Uria
Laivson C M
i'ewaud Mona
Lewis Turney
Addons Joseph H 1
Arnientrout Henry
Anthony Lewis
li
Burke Wm
Burt M
Brothers Brown Messrs
Brady Catharine
C
Clark Mich I
Clarke 11. Ii;
Clemons H. M.
Collins Wru
Collins I*
doper James
1>
Desty Sami
Den My Wm P
i*:
Ewers David
F
Fitzgerald George
Fequa VN m
U
Gouruay I/eond
Gardnier George
Gardner Stephen
11
Rusted Henry
Hutchins Danl A
K
Keller J II
L
Lemonie M»»ns L
Ludolphi Charles
Ly
M
John A
Miller G.-oruc
Men mgr; M K
Martin David
Beam y M Mary
d»d AvMiyer Wm
diwyer James M
-•. m- as Kuk Mr*
Tb-mpson M Mrs
ihurp JotmU
Mercer George
Morgan le.»vid P
Me 1' "v ell James
MeCkdian Edward
P
Parker Mrs Lydia
Parks John
K
iwd>igv»ea J Siireria
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Smith • ■ F Mrs
", eu-e Wm
er EiizaoelL
T
T<ilmey Andrew
ievriiis 1 h
W
Weliy An: Wilson George
\\ tvie W i.;iams \\ ui
Wilson Park Wallace B l>
Washburn Wm A
fork; n letter-.
;■ iw A Chemettr Frank Mobs
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-: : Moil- I If : -gel J.i ob
n i vv.. : w n We'oer Chas John
BANKERS.
FAULKNER & CO,
13 UST Iv E 13 s,
Highest Prices Paid
.... FOR ....
GOLD DUST
MAKE ADVANCES ON
GOLD DUST COSSIGSED FOR it
SAY OR COINAGE
At the United States Mint.
COUNTY SECURITIES BOUGHT.
CHECKS DRAWN ON
Donohoe, Ralston & Co,
San Francisco.
Wells, Fargo A. Co.’s Exchange
On the Principal Atlantic Cities. FOR SALE.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED, Collections made,
and & general Banking Business lr*nsaficd.
E. LANE JOHN CON LA’.
E. LANE & CO.,
BANKER S,
Orovillc.
GOLD DUST BOUGHT.
A DV A\CES
Made on Gold Dust for Assay or Coinage at the
United States Mint.
Sight Checks
OX MARYSVILLE AXD SAX FRANCISCO.
»ir PURCHASE EXCHAXUE, MAKE COL
LECTIOXS.and transact a GENERAL BAXKIXO
BUSINESS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
c
WATCHES. M
Watches ! Watches!
CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKS.
Jewelry, Jewelry, Jewelry.
At SMITH’S, SMITH’S, SMITH'S.
At Geo. E. Smith’s.
CHEAP FOR CASH!
A LBO. GOLD \ND SILVER SPRCTA
/m. cles. Rings, Pins, Thimbles, Chains. Cor
als, Silver and Plated Cups, Cake Baskets,
Spoons, Forks, Ac. ,Av.
Watches and Clocks cleaned in the best pos
sible maimer.
Engraving Neatly Kvecukd.
JEWELRY MAUK AM) REPAIRED.
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Agent for the American Watches.
Agent for Wheeler £ Wilson’s
Sewing Machines. )&£
A. G. SIMPSON,
THEATRE BLOCK,
lluntooii SC.Orovillc,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOKS
...AXD....
STATIONERY!
Staple and Fancy Articles,
SCHOOL BOOKS!
I loltn and Guitar Strings,
Japanese Cabinets!.
AND WORK BOXES.
*5, Orders from the country holieited, sad
promptly attemied to.
I>eceml>er 21st, 1861.
UNITED STATES
LIVERY M: STABLE.
ED WARD DOIVDES , Proprietor.
FIJI HE PROPRIETOR WOULD REm’E* TFUL
II ly ■-m t*;* Ac * that In ‘a* : -;’ly mad**
extensive addit: of tine st k ■" i v<-hi <•{<*< t*» the
United > Livery P TaM’-iii*:. . wt;;■ -;i ;m be
had at ail time's at rcas.enable rates.
Horses kept on Livery a: moderate rates, and the
l*est Hay and Barley supplied.
FOR SALE.
• -
appurtenances, will bcsold verv cheap, tur Cad]
a>:tf ED. BOWDEN.
Liquor Store For Sale.
npifE i’NDERSI'-NFD WLL SELL. CHEAP
I FOR CASH.bis LIQUOR STORE, with Fire
Proof Brick Vault: Also, a Large and we!! selected
St kof F<-reign and Domestic Wines and Liquors
at Co«t.or in Lois t*» suit purchasers.
This will bo found a good investment for any one
desiring to eng ._»■ in the Liqu«*r b« *■’:•»>* as thi* is
-• ■
• ft - - ns t. vs to g
home on 1 - . c he w :«J. cuient* to
a purchaser n> l usually met with.
I.- : • My ,; 'Mp < * Miner* Alley.
Ail c--s.'ns i: .-‘•• I t’. • undersigned will
Tuea--. .'Attic the:;- lull * inured
PHIL; IP FARRET.LV.
-—
GROCERIES, &C.
J. BLOCH Sc CO.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAN'T* A
Full and Large Assorted
GROCERIES.
Provisions,
Wines and Liquors,
Cigars and Tobacco,
Hardware,
Crockery and
Glassware.
As we make our >wn purchases from fir>t hands
in San Francisco, we are enabled to offer the same
to the public CHEAPER than any other hous*
north of Sacramento.
DEALERS will find it to their advantage to ex
amine our sfcx'k and prices Iwfore purchasing else
where, nr before going below.
AGKXCY OF
Kohler & Froliling’s
CALIFORNIA
WINES and BRANDIES
J. BLOCH A CO.
The Last Chance!
NOW IS YOUR TIME
to Buy Goods Regardless of Cost!
The citizens of this town and vicinity are invited
to call and examine the greatly reduced prices of
Clothing and Dry for only thirty days longer.
Now is yonr time to bay Dresses, Caps, Hats, and
every thing else belonging to the Dry Goods line
for your own price.
L. 31IJMNGER,
Montgomery St., opposite St. Nicholas Hotel,
Oroville.
J. M. Brock,
Montgomery St, between Myers and lluntoon sts,
DEALER IN
HARDWARE.
Crockery, Stoves, and
TITVT W AHE,
Window Glass,
Powder, Fuse,
Cordage, Lead,
etc., etc.
MANT'FACTUKEi; OF
Hydraulic Pipes
AND
X XX Cl> XX O S ,
House-Roofing and Flooring attended to with
dispatch. tt
SEED WAREHOUSE!
FRESH SEEDS ! FRESH SEEDS!
rpHErxi)EiMi;vi:n have just keceiv-
I ed.per i< cut arrivals,and are inconstant
re* cipt by every arrival,from
The Best Growers in the United States
and Europe,
THE L ARGEST STOCK OF
FRESH GARDEN, FLOWER. FRUIT. GRASS
AND CLOVER SEEDS AND RULHU.S
ROOTS.OF ALL VARIETY,
On the Pacific toast, and are prepared to fill or
ders from Merchants and Dealers and others in
want of such.
All our seeds have been known to give satisfac
tion for the last twelve years.
All orders punctually attended to.
Address,
J. P. SWEENEY A CO..
Seedsmen, 400 California street,San Francisco.
Catalogues sent free upon Application. ull
Western House.
Corner of D and Second Street',
gA TrL 'ST S VILUE.
THIS I!“U>K I- CENTRALLY LOCA
TED, and will i*e kept as formerly.
First Class House.
Containing «‘NE HUNDRED well furnished
room*.; it afi rdsthe «■{ a-o .mmodaiiuiis fur
Families and Transient Boarder-.
a STAGES LEAVE DAILY FOB
-eT. 1 j,art> of the State
Jan 10 3m K. M. LOWBEV A CO, Prop'trs.
J. HAMELL,
UNDEETAKEH,
'■mu - ; l; ; r 11MJ 1 1
DRUGS & MEDICINES!
THE UNDEuST '.NED HAVING PUR
chase< M -srs.Joiik'. . >A SnieJcs their
* i>:vk ut Pr A Medicines « iil continue
*" i *he Nusino"' :it the < M stand. (theOrvville
Dr.ijf Stoiv.l and will keep constantly on hand a
large and wwll selected su v k of
Drugs.
Medicines.
Chemicals,
4r
I’erfiimerr,
C:\4nphene,
Paints,
Oils, Ac., isc.
a#- rarlio;,:.)r euro risni>onnding Pre
, scriplioi.s and Dh-pensing Medkinas.
COI,T<)\ X DARKACII.
ft
i
i
a. McDermott,
WHOLESALE AXP RETAIL
DHUGG I ST!
MtMslgoinrry Street,
O II O V I I_. Xj E ,
fr/l ‘ESIUES TO RETURN lUS SINCERE*-#
rs thanks to his many fr!< Is for \M
r liageol him as A. M> i>fn» it.;v!d ofJw.
U.i . T..:1 a;ul M Dovcu'*;, ;i:d C »n ai.d Me Dor
tii .:. - 1 r:.1 rcsi'c < •Ileits a c; ;.C;.nance of
their favors.
Having bought >:;t the latere** of ray partner. I
shall beat much less expense, and bo enabled to
sell good' at Sail Fra.i- isco prices, and would beg
all those making purchases in my line, to give me
i call at ray o!J stand, next door to the St. Nicho
las hotel, as I will make it to their advantage so to
do.
1 am agent for the following PATENT MEDI
CINES. which I can warrant genuine:
WI STAR’S BALSAM,
GUYSOTT’S SAKS ATARI LLA,
SAND’S do
TOWNSEND’S do
BULL’S do
CORBETT’S do
JAYNE’S MEDICINES,
AYER’S CHKUKV PECTORAL,
DeG RATH'S ELECTRIC OIL,
ANTIPHLOGISTIC SALTS,
WRIGHT’S, COOK’S,
LEE’S, and other PILLS,
OSGOOD’S INDIA CHOLAGOGUE
POLLARD’S ANTIM A LABI A
PILLS. Ac., Ac., Ac., Ac.
A large and choice selection of
PAINTS, OILS, &C.,
ulw . V'<m hand, which 1 will sell at a small ad
vance on cost, for cash. f4tf
A. P. Boyd & Co,
«/ 7
Dealers In—
Stoves, Hardware, Crockery, Stoneware, Glass
ware. Tinware, Sheet-iron wan*. Wood and
Willow Ware, Cordage. Powder. Fuse,
Coal, Casteel, t.Miick.-iiver. Pumps
Lead Pipe, Rubber Hose. Tar,
Garden Seeds. Shot, Far
mer.-* Mechanics*
And Miners’
Tools.
MANUFACTURERS OP
Tin, Copper iiiml Sheet Ironware
ALSO, AGENTS FOR
Auburn and West Branch Lime.
Montgomery St. (hot. Huntoon mid Lincoln sto
Orovillo;
MTIIKRE THEY WILL RE PLEASED (TO
▼ T see all who desire any goods in their line,
us they are prepared to furnish goods at prices that
defy compel it inn; and all goods .--id are warranted
to give satisfaction to the nio*t fastidious, tf
I
To Mining Companies.
The application of
WIRE ROPE
For HOISTING from Shafts and Inclines,
Reduces j onr Expenditure for Rope
GO per cent.
All kinds of Wire Rope
FLAT AND ROUND.
Pamphlets containing strengths, Ac., of Rope*,
with full information forwarded free ou application
to the Monufacturers.
A. S. JIAL.UDIE&CO.,
412 Clay Street, San Francisco.
J. M. BROCK, Agent. Oroville.
juivery Stable.
Day dc Wlieaton.
3 B
rraK I SiDEBSISSBD HAVING
B purvii.t'c-i the iufcrc.-A t»l M.jwwk
Xyc an,! CflncUy, will hereafter i
ry ou the
Liver) Bu-iuess
in all it- branches. at the old stand, ™n*cr of
Montgomery and Huntoon streets. Ornrille
can always be famished to parties from abroad.
F. W. DAY.