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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.


JEFFERSON CITY,
FHtpAY EyESRG, January a. 1883, I
AR yed dlrrg the week. III Beovss Is5 ogs 1873 She ii NJ h
Calves ,rk during par.
Of the week baa been moderately supplied with Beef and
Hogs sher Veal Csts scarce the market
holders
PRICES
BFEF CArIs (Wesisn)4 27e
tlsNhs "'el..s q 59c q 70 net.
7Ae n re
siAFl - head
lL'b COWS t2O oWgt55 90 3 head
CALyEs . 40
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,shgcr packet MOSES GREENWOOD, Capt Thomas
1890 10y LITTLE ROCK landing
HFer,tliiS EVENING, at 5 O'Clock, positively.
~nlb SMITH d FlMSTER, 81 Poy lrns street
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ceiling per.1n ihs steamer PAClF &C.
sesOupsn-d in psss BOOK owners, saeh
"a ~ul- FAd tps2y ml 4. NJ FlIlilAN, Captain Pasihe.
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Havre and Bremen Steamers.

fRoH SOUTHAMPTON.
~ MbplbI Dec % iUMBOluT Jan. Is.
lEt.hA 5HEkNANN Jan. %.
HANklS Hr. u FRANKLIN IL
WASlHNGIoA.,.....Fsb 2IWAsHlNGION Feb. 49,
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-" The new, light draught, swift running
passenger packet steamer SOUTHERN BELLE, Capt J. NJ White
M leave Tor vcKsBGIlG and All hsnsate landings THIS EVEN
~" b9'ok. SMITH FlMSTER 80 Poydras janis
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~ Neither Captain nor Consignees Of the
hnHh tF EJIOtiA Waugh master from Liverpool, aud
if : A b. fesi-ntt ar DOTS gol:5aeted ~ her crew
t-1 Join TOQLg, y5 Benk Place
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EG- The new, light draught, swift running
passenger packet steamer JEANNE DEANS brown MASTER will
LOUIS and nlings THIS DAY allan
3NA WHITE n BUCHANAN, Fulton street.
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- "a Nagnu, muster, poo has arrived
fN4} fLr2c Eyr COTS gh-s will please
ff end h'eni to the receipt Of their goods on teIL-yee.
ttni JOHN TOJLE, % Bank Piasg.
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> .artures Of the collins and Cunard steamers

20 NoucE.-No bills will be paid by steam
A sWtHP FOX tn y lr. contract ai written arlgr from
u tL Enar. SMITH tIMiSTEk 81 poydTas sIyet. dse!4
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Es~ NorIcE TO CoNsIGNEEs. The ship GALE
Donna BtANDE, james R5waui, nz----oa PhlaIspsi,,
DE fsEhs Der Poet stenod District. Cqhssuees will please
nut o. he receipt Of their freight Lsvvr oth-fwiss VIII b.
i41 J. II AsiiBGDGE CO., So ST. Charlie. street.
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Hfs~ The regular weekly packet steamer
A'i 81 intermediate lndrg THIS EVENING, IT O'Clock
Ffnld ID. K. CARROLL, Union Row. So CA'on est street
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAnY CRESCENT,
Saturday Morning, January 10, 1858
CLEARED YESTERDAY
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1ns- The swift RUNNING nassengcr stenmel
lsn- The new. MAGNIFICENT and swift running

SEM cnp Bnrlcu will r MEMPHIS all 'er7n
dn7 landings THIS DAY O'Clock Passenger shi-
p-ti viii please be In readiness a the above hour
lab WHITE 4 BUCHANAN, Fulton street.
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AUAME LEWIS This celebrated Philoso-

I'VE PIER ASrRoLOGlsT and PYsloGNoMIsT, and
the EGYPTIAN ORACLES OF FATE respectfully informs the ladies
rnemrn Of Newur til she has removed from
Magazine CAMP STREET Esce
where she consulted by thoa desiring information the
PAST PRESENT ana FUTURE. ts Consultation i
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M USIC The undersigned are pre- as1lA7
lVu pared TO fnrnish BANDS OF MUSIC FOR PR0CES- t
SONS, PARADEs, BALLS PARTIES Lite, ufo the most
reasonable the shortest notice Music arranged
aud copied for Bands PiIno. MESSENGER 4 MINOR.
10 Orders be left Mayos Music Store, Camp
J MESSENGER,
uov9g 3p2m IT, G. MINOR
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VOUNG AMERICAS MASK AND e2
n FANCY DRESS sOCIETY--Firs Grand Ball will be- ~
civ the ORLEANS BALL ROOM. r.sn, -e, between
Royal and Bourbon SATURDAY MIG N, Jan s53 tsts
INA NAGERS....
Geo Clark Ftq, W. Jon Esq, F. r. Wvune, ESD.
j. F Or Der. ESD, p. M,rh, Ed. Cha, Bel Fsi,
u. Hogan Esl J. ii Wallace. Esq, vs.. Williams n.
....c MMITTEE OF TNyITATIoN
H7u Paul Peequrt \. a. Can Esq, j. r Cru Esq
Col Geo C.rk, T. ALBERT y. II ESQ.
Col. c West
f Tickets 81 so for sale at the Mt the city, The
door night OF the Bait iAtl1 ii
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8gTAS BROUGHT to the Pound Of M
wv the First ward, First District ecnsr Of Roota IA
ana A1rgncjstIon streets =,
for h,Hd5 b. ether brand us bic.
BAT HORSE handi high urshed, ierg switch tail
ott1r OF visible.
aot claimed SATURDAY. Isnsssy is they viii be sold At
p1li action. iy At tie and place
J. tltElS. First Laulsnsnt Polsee, Fins, District
S.zGrl-aus. pesembrru l.s7. i nj 2si1ed
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ANl.1ON - :
Valuable. cayFolitoB Property.
BY :. PERSELL, 8ucticueer.
EfATTRD Fehruarv 10 AZ 10 nsc1nf T..

eres 'Lsl HOUSE, eov,sinin9 roen dpuols KIhsn,
$500 e = = : o zrou framing on Seoul street
u ~ Pr to -Heeys ss ras-d helm. snd si~sys
beenu rx
s1d tie " 81 IRIS o rA- - 1855 " -
nf-.au IN h-iar.o
Pc lnr at hs pansse p-spsrty No ansfer
p' % srtdT 70 s-enr~ BE- pawn ~ 0 ne notes janls
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AMI SEMENn.

sT,CUARLES TREATRE--Manacer
- LuDLJtg SMITH. Tes Circle and fsaasts, IS
esnfs. O. nv rs s-FAkE ELL BEN 81 7 Il MISS JULIA
EAN ana h.r appessnc bu, .TTsg>y snd Comsdy
m rAY lamar f5-Wfl ths Tragsdy
Of EyADNE. n TE HALL or 5rtfCEsLg89y.o ". Lyme
Coo,na Mr. %sgv l. esllnj ~ dnv Mis- Jes D~sn
h.r brf Comedy th4 HONEY MON q, HOW 70 RULE
WEED OF ArAnzat " h nn.s kol'1 NJ se 4a41@'
hIr Orn.rl an Mics il Nn sifs ts'eis 'o-r
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GtONDUITS aux epaves Iu Premier ~
~ WArd Premier District eneosnsre des russ Annon- IA
net
uNE JUMENT AEzAS dsrviroa k h.usear srs
ssbcl SUITE ni stampe
vish
IN CIEyAL BAL a'pvon IL de ssr, Iins Era Aef
lf6iois-
sls rscmea iri sAAEDl Is Jaavsr ~ ssfsot
h u ndr IL osdi1are
W. ]. AHERS, Ter Lieut. Police, Ter ptssyIct.
Hils ORLEANS D-eszste, isn4 s'iied
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BENEFIT Mu- DlLs NoSTsz (coan'e,so q "a 4si- =,
Prices ah III u and srs0hd ff go F4T-
Up 81 Bor-s lord psrsons, 50 o-nf Jssfy y f-a
SATURDAY 1s-DfarA ir I've sra snii LlA W. rs
IN BAYARIA-KHr Mr. B.a A5sl, NJ. J. W cto.E't
srau Poay-n Wa Dqn Nnws14ulnr NJ Z
ii IadNiy, M HIitnd ida Mont fColffn q. Le,l Nidl
Mini Loi, Moasa pibss. Ma Row O. n, No bi 70
the SAILORS aCS~.. Conelpds with DE CHRIST
MAS PARRY; or, DONE Or BOTH SIDEs
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gaRAY No. 2555 is requested to bring in tn
Jana Il JoHS OLE, 25 Bank Place.
Butte record., 1853-11-19

BEAUTIFUL ExTRAcT-T annexed beau
tiful lines are taken from Sir Humphry Davy's
Salmonia:
Il envy no quality of the mind or intellect
in others, be it genious, power. wit or fancy;
but if | could choose what would be most de-
lightful, and l believe most useful to me, l
should prefer a firm religious belief to every
other blessing, for it makes me a disciple of
goodness. creates new hopes when all earthly
hopes vanish, and throws over the decay, the
destruction of existence, the most gorgeous of
all lights awakens life eged in death; and
corruption ani decay call up beauty and di-
vinity makes an instrument of fortune, and
scales the ladder of assent to Paradise; and
far above all combinations of earthly hordes,
calls up the most delightful visions OF palms
and amaranths, the gardens of the blest, the
security of everlasting joys where the sensu-
alist and the sceptic view only gloom. decay,
humiliation and despair.
Butte record., 1853-11-19

The BALL--This brilliant affair which came
off on the evening of the 10Th at the Half
Way House, we are informed far exceeded the
expectation of all present. Circumstances
prevented US from attending. although as said
before We calculated to be thar The youth
and beauty of Butte were out in strong num-
bers, and kept up the dancing until late
hour in the morning 'Tis rumored that our
delegation on their arrival at the scene were
found to be not only wet through, but had
obtained several bricks on their way down and
secreted them in their hats, this however being
only rumor is rather doubtful We trust
to be on hand at the next, which cannot come
too soon.
Butte record., 1853-11-19
WINS BRANCH.

The FOUNTAIN" is the ''place of call''
For Bachelors, both great and small;
But dare they eer in love to get,
The ''BRANcH" the case has nicely met
And here, with sweet-hearts or with wives,
May feast and happily their lives.
Our city no such place could boast,
I'LL WINN became the Ladies' host
Who served such dishes to the Fair,
That bachelors themselves came there.
And wonder'd what the move could mean
The Ladies rushing ali to Wins.
The wonder having passed away,
Now from the Branch then cannot stay
The spirit of the age" they feel,
And to the Branch will often steal
With those so lovely, smiling. sweet,
10 spend the hour d-tete-a-tete nov 10
Butte record., 1853-11-19

GREAT EXCITEMENT AT COLUMBIA
Through the politeness of the gentlemanly
messenger of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express,
We are put in possession of the following ex
citing intelligence from the town of Columbia.
The stabbing affair of yesterday caused
great excitement to prevail amongst the large
concourse of miners and others assembled a.
bout the Court House, throughout the day
When the officers brought out the prisoner for
the purpose of conveying him to Sonora, peo-
pie rushed upon them and carried off the OBJ
ject of their indignation, dragging him,
through the town, to a tree, upon limb of
which was already suspended the rope de-
signed for his neck, Without any prelimina-
ries whatever, it was adjusted, and the next
moment the prisoner was suspended in the
air; but the limb broke, and it was then
decided to give him a trial by jury. While
this was going on, the Sheriff of Sonora ar
rived, and attempted to rescue the pris
oner from the hands of the populace, but was
defeated. Some five or six hours were occu-
pied in the hearing of witnesses, etc, at the
expiration of which time, the sheriff succee-
ded in obtaining the malefactor, and carried
him to Sonora.
Butte record., 1853-11-19
POST OFFICE AT OREGON GuLcH.

Having just returned from tour through
the above district, we feel bound to let it be
known through our columns, to the Post Of
flee Department, that the inhabitants in that
region have been for over year using every
exertion to have an Office established there,
but so far their wants have not been needed,
we see no good reason why they should not be
entitled to one, as well as other mining To-
calities similarly situated, they propose to
have it at or near Hoopers or what is now
called Simmonses store, that being the most
central point for large extent of thickly
settled country, as it now is, they say that
although not fifty miles from Marysville tina.
it often takes month and then costs from one
to'two dollars to get each letter, will those
whose business it is remedy this matter.
Butte record., 1853-11-19
UPWARD AND ONWARD.
wills SONS EXCHANGE.


Opposite the .4snerican Theatre and Cpsfoa,
House, San Francisco, Sansone 81.
THNHE above Excelsior Establishment. whicI,
a is fire. proof, and five stories high, (being
the only five story building on the Pacifcl i
now finished and splendidly furnished thro'
out. Although it contains one hundred and
seventeen large rooms, with facilities to ac
commodate two hundred lodgers-such has
been the rush of customers to the Exchange
since its completion, that the proprietors
have been induced TO lease half the fire-proof
block just erected by Lieutenant MAYNARD
and adjoining the Exchange. This will add
seventeen large apartments, and afford those
facilities which the increase of trade requires
Our present Bar will, in a few DAYS be re-
moved to the first floor in the Maynard Block
one door north of where the Bar is at present
No pains or money will be spared to render
the Exchange the Excelsior Hotel of the pub
.ic, and keep pace with the rapid growth and
Improvement Of our wonderful city and State
With the above inducements, the Exchange
is confidently offered to the ''million'' as de-
serving their patronagc--and although not
disposed to be Um-dy, and trumpet our own
praise abroad, our hearty thanks are cheer
fully rendered to the ten thousands who have
bestowed upon us alike their favors and mo-
ney. Not unmindtul of the former, we shall
duly appreciate the latter, and reciprocate in
future, as III times past. the smile, Of our oli
customers, and greet with pleasure our olI
ones-who probably will compose the largest
portion of the world
Butte record., 1853-11-19

COUNTY JUpGE.-We are gratifed to hear
the general satisfaction expressed by all par
ties, at the appointment by the Governor,
of our esteemed townsman, Mr.. Randall
Hobert, to the Office of Judge, of this county
The members of the bar, express much less
regret, and dissatisfaction, that the Hon., G.
W. Shultz, should retire from the bench, than
they do, to the manner in which he left it va
cant; he having failed to tender his rssigna-
ton, prior to his departure for the Atlantic
states. We certainly hope, that circumstan-
ces, of which we are yet unadvised, may
throw some light upon this matter, which may
prove perfectly satisfactory to all concerned,
for we would, under no circumstances, do him
an injustice.
Butte record., 1853-11-19
BENICIA IRON WORKS

STEAM ENGINE. BOILER AND MACHINE SHOP
'ENHlS Establishment is now in successful
operation, and offers to the public facili-
ties equal to any in the United States, for
manufacturing or repairing Steam Engines OF
the largest size, Boiler Work, Brass Castings.
Mill Gearing, of the most approved patterns,
Bloom Iron, Cast Iron Columns, Window Caps,
or Entire Fronts
Contractors and others will do well BY pa
tronizing this establishment, as their work
will be executed with greater despatch. and
at LOWER PRICES than at any other manu-
factory in the state
The company have extended their Piers,
and erected a large Crane tor the accommo-
dation of their customers
For further particulars, apply to
EDWARD FLINT, Agent P. NJ. S s
Company, corner Leidesdorff and Sacramen-
to SITS, San Francisco, or to-
CHARLES FRENCH.
Resident Engineer, Benicia Works
nov 1q- I'm
Butte record., 1853-11-19
MINING INTELLIGENCE.

Having recently paid visit to the follow
ing mining districts, we were pleased to ,see
the success which seems to meet the hard fs-
ted miner, at almost every point.
The thriving little place called Adams Town
opposite Longs Bar, is quite brisk; Rich
Gulch, and Morrise's Ravine, are also very
rich, averaging SIG, to $40, to the hand,
where there is water, which has been rather
scarce for the past two months. Oregon
Gulch, and Spring Valley, have paid well,
some big Jumps, were taken out last week
near Simmonses' store, there are great num-
Der waiting for water.
Several very rich quarts leads, have been
struck near these places, some three or four
crushing machines, have been put in success
ful operation. We noticed something of a
rush of new comers, near Dickinson's mill,
stalking off claims, and preparing for exten-
sive operations when sufficient water should
come, to enable them to work; all seemed
confidant that rich harvest awaited them.
Butte record., 1853-11-19
"OLD 40 STAND

~ HE Subscribers having fitted up their es-
tablishment and replenished their stock OF
Goods from San Francisco. tlatter themselves
that they can compete with any in the trade
and would avail themselves of the present op-
portunity to thank their friends and the
public generally for the liberal support the
''stand" has always had---and to solicit con-
tinuance of that support upon the cash prin-
ciple, being small profits and gu ok returns.
FERG USON & co.
Bidwelrs Bar Butte Co. Nov. 49,
Butte record., 1853-11-19
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, it is the duty of Christian peo-
pie, in an appropriate manner, to aeknowl-
edge, with gratitude, the many blessings be-
slowed by an all-wise and experimenting
Providence;
AND WHEREAS. the goodness of Almighty
God has been signally manifested toward the
people of the State of California during the
past year, in blessing them with health, con-
tinued prosperity, and unparalleled advance
ment in all the elements of State greatness.
and in their preservation from the political
and social evils which have disturbed the peace
and retarded the prosperity Of other portions
of the earth;
Now, THEREFORE, 1, John Bgler Governor
of the State of California. do hereby appoint
and set apart THURSDAY, the Oath day Of No
vember, A D. 1858, as a day of thanksgiving
and prayer to Almighty God: and all good
citizens of the state are requested to observe
the same as such.
Witness my hand and the great seal of the
state, at the city of Benica, this 9th day of
October, A. D. 1858.
JOHN BIGLER.
oct24 Attest: J. W. DENVER, Sec. State.
Butte record., 1853-11-19
wINN's FOUNTAIN HEAD :

THE FOUNTAIN HEAD THE ForNrAt,,
WINN's FOUNTAIN is the place. rHrADt
Where old and young, the grave and rov
Join in Life's cheerful race
They with accord are rushing bv
And for THE FOUNTAIN haste:
Their Breakfast, Dinner, Supper too.
Are always to the taste
'Tis there they find the choisest meals
Our market eer affords,
Served up in latest style that's known,
All smoking on the boards
Steaks and stews and vegetables rare.
And butter as sweet as cream;
Rolls, doughnuts, cakes, and fruit pies,
Well fit for Englands Queen.
The Coffee, too, so clear and hot,
Prepared of Java BEST
Served up with cream and sugar white.
Is drank with hearty zest
WINN's FOUNTAIN HEAD hath viands choice.
All that is rare and good
None can surpass its ample store,
Nor rich and varied board
This fact our robust Aldermen,
Do every day attest,
That at WINNs FoUATAIN HEAD and BRANcu.
They're always suited best.
Then, old and young, both grave and gay.
Let's for the FOUNTAIN aim
THE FOUNTAIN HEAD The FOUNTAIN HEApt
And choicest meals obtain
Respectfully dedicated to the Eating Public of
California in general, and San Francisco in
particular, by NED SA1u1.
novl9.
Butte record., 1853-11-19
ALDEN'S BRANCH.

SANSOME STREET, IN THE TEHAMA HOUSE
- San Francisco.-Persons desrous of enioving shr
luxury of an elegant table, spread with all the uxuries
OF the season. free from dust, noise and crowds, and In
agenteoi neighberhood, can be accommodated at tbs
above establishment. The celebrated RAPHAEL,
whose superior in culinary science cannot be found in
TINS city, has been permanently engaged the ce d.
CUISINE and the patronage OF all The ladies the e
mama House, well as hosts of other customsrs
sufficient guarantee for his in catering To the
palate of the most fastdous The best of Porter house
Steaks, Mutton Chops, &c. &c, cooked to order al all
hours md in superior style. Ice Creams Blame Mangs
and other light refreshments suitable for ladies'
Separate rooms for ladies and private families
au4 lm W. u. GOULD Proprietor.
BARRETT l. SiIER WOODS
l6l Clay street, San Francisrn.
n. B.-Quartz mixed with Gold suitable for cutting
purchased at from one to We hundred per cent above
the nett gold vaipe novl4
Butte record., 1853-11-19

FEATHER RIVER MINES AT AND NEAR BID
wELL.-We have no desire to overrate the
mines and their prospects in this locality. In
truth, we would have to set down the amount
already taken out of some three claims at an
enormous sum, to approach exaggeration. As
the Sailor Claim seems to be of the most i'm
portance at the present time, we give brief,
and as correct an account of it. as the oppor-
tunities we have had will admit of. The river
being fiumed for about 200 feet, the several
companies have been at work in its bed from
four to six weeks; the celebrated Union Claim
having been the most successful, and the Sail
or Claim next. The latter claim was divided
into 10 shares, and worked 90 hands, day and
night, averaging $4,000 per day. The Union,
"a shares, worked 1a5 hands day and night,
averaging $4,000 per day. The Wolverine
Claim, II shares, worked 60 hands, averaging
about 50 500 per day. The Cove Claim, en-
bracing two or three small companies, in all
20 shares, worked so hands, averaging $4,000
per day. These are known rs the Sailor
Claim, being joint stock company so far as
the Flume and Dam is concerned, on the whole
we may safely say, that it is the most i'm
posing and substantial peice of work, in CAL
ifornia, and no doubt, the richest by far; that
was ever worked in this country. The great
est amount taken out any one day, was e85
by the Union company
We shall take occasion hereafter, to notice
the operations of the Fairfield Claim, the ado
be, Murphey, Island Bar, and South Feath-
er Flumeing Company, and others that are
paying we'll, we must say that in onr opinion
we are surrounded by the very richest mi
ming dlstrick that has been discovered in CAL
ifornia
Since the above was written, considerable
rain has fallen, and done immense damage,
washing away the greater portion of the
fumes dams &C.. which will no doubt. put an
end to farther operations in the bed of the
river. Already preparations are being made
for digging in the banks; in fact we expect
to see before spring. several of the small hills
in our vicinity, entirely demolished by the
Pick and Shovel.
Butte record., 1853-11-19
BUTTE RECORD.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1858.

NOTICE. AS the names of Messrs Decourcey
and Hall have frequently been mentioned by
the press as being connected with this paper,
or this Office, we deem it an act of right and
justice to ourselves, to state that neither of
those Gentlemen ever was, and in all probabil-
ity neither of them ever will be concerned in
this Office, we mention this as matter of bust
ness, not to do injustice to either of the above
named Gentlemen
Butte record., 1853-11-19

g~ On the occasion Of the breaking up
and washing away of the fume at White Rock,
some individual bursts forth in the following
manner, as will be seen by their advertisement
the passenger list embraces very nearly the
entire white rock delegation, they considering
themselves fit subjects for the location sup
posed to be lying near the head waters of the
far famed stream below mentioned.
For SALT RIvER-The fine barque called
White Rock, BIRD commander, BURNS clerk.
GEIcER pilot, 7. A. SHERWOOD mate, will
positively leave for Salt river on Thursday
18th, precisely at 10 A. NJ. For freight or
passage apply to either of the officers and
register names at the Bowling Saloon White
Rock Nov. 10th 1858.
NAMES
ELI PAXTON ESQ, RoBT. DOYLE.
JOHN Brown, THos SMITH,
ROBERT SMITHERs, THos SPHINX ESQ,
PARsoN JEwETT, HENRY CLUGGAGE
Gov. 10.
Butte record., 1853-11-19
DoCT. N. DAVIS. ADAMS TOWN,

p" AvING supplied myself with fresh
III medicines, and intending to o-devote my
undivided attention to the practice of medi-
cine l take this method of informing the
public and my friends that my Office is at j.
F. Larkins' store where may be found day or
night, ready to visit those who may require
my services in this vicinity Nov 10.
Butte record., 1853-11-19
HALFWAY HOUSE.

ID ETWEEN Narysville and Bidwels Town
ID will be found good, quarters for the Mi
ners and travelling community. The mail stage
stops for dinner at this point, the Proprietor
and his Lady will be found ready to make
their guests comfortable and at home during
their sojoarn with them. LEWIS STONE.
Nov 10