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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

An Infamous affair came to light in New
York last Friday. The circumstances are.
as follows:
The warehouse Of Charles A. Poverty,
No. lat Front ST., was fouhd 81 fire early
in the morning, and the police, IN forcing
il open found Poverty and his young BROTH
eE there. and everything showing that "
lad heen set on ERE. Bales Of cotton were
saturated with oil and spirits OF turpintine:
other things were soaked with camphine,
and the csevlces Of the doors and windows
were stuffed with cotton TO prevent the
smoke from escaping. Both OF them were
arrested Their object is unknown as
Poverty did not own the building nor con-
tents. aud had no insurance on them. II
is rumored however, that he had commit
ted large defalcations on the goods left in.
his custody.
The CMNcH BuG.-The Farmville (Va.)
Journal states that this enemy of the farm
er, having ravaged the wheat fields as
long as it could find anything in them TO-
operate on, has attacked the corn, which,
in many parts Of that country is suffering
severely from its Expectations.
o. Col. Edward Fl. Herbert who re-
sides on model farm near Norfolk, the
Argus OF that city says, has cleared this
season $l,9s2 on potatoes raised on only
Is acres of land; and his net proceeds
from patch Of % acres will be $500.
0r Clocks have been established at all
Of the Depots from Richmond to Stauntor
(. -:
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

ALWe IearI from the Woodstock Tenth
Legion, that most destructive freshet Wis.
tied that town and vacinity on Thursday,
the 7th inst. The streets, scMe of-the first
floors Of the houses. and the cellar, of the
town were flooded. The destruction IL
fences, grain and grass crops, aud to the
soil, was very great. There has not been
for forty years such an inundation.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17
Price Of Living in Stanton.

We have just paid out $500 for bar
rel of flour. Beef is selling at 8 and 9
cents per pound. Mutton at six. Hams
IL cents per pound. Butter at a shilling
per pound. Half grown chickens, a. a
shilling piece. Potatoes al dollar per
bushel and everything else in proportion.
Probably there is no inland city in the
State where everything Of the edible kind
comnsnds more ready sale. and better
pssees.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

09- Mrs. Robinson, the veiled murder
ess, at Troy, N. Y, made violent attack
upon the sheriff few mornings since as
he entered the Jail to convey her break fas.
to her. il appears that without provoca.ion
she seized brass candlestick with marble
bostem and struck she sheriff a severe blow
with il ovs, his eye, knocking him down,
aud INJECTING q considerable wound on his
face. His only offence was the enforce
ment Of the prison discipline. She has
since been handculfed and chained in her
CELL. =
gr Rev. F. NJ. Haygood was recently
put on trial, found guilty, il is said, of her
esy, and expelled from The Baptist church
IN Marietta, Ga, because he would neither
assert mar deny that God forekne,s all
things. The Rev. gentleman said in his
defence that he could find TO, passage IA,
Scripture which taught this doctrine, and
be had no opinion therefore onthe subject
@tCounterfeit $40 notes on the Bark Of
Cape Fear, Wilmington, N. C., are in cir
cnlation marked A, Nc. 1876, pay able 10 G..
Davis. and dated 18th December, 1853
with the figure 20 on each corner and on
each side Of the vignette. On the right
end the medallion is quite indishnet and
somewhat blurred.
DivIDENDs.-The Bank o. rFe VALLEY
has declared semi. annual dividend Of
0 Ia per cent-5 per cent being clear 10.
the stockholders. SIS, 832. "a have been adj
ded to the surplus funds. The Bank Of
Winchester has also declared semi-annu D.
al dividend of 3 per cent.
The MANUFACTURE OF PArER.-A
firm in Otsego county N. T., il is said have
patented mode Of working the fibrous
parts Of swingle tow into paper, and il pro-
duces firm aud very white article.
NSs A dispatch received in Cincinnati
from St. Louis, states that in that city the
cholera was raging as an epidemic, the
deaths reaching rs high as so per day.
The official report show that for the week
ending the Sd. inst, there were POT cholera
deaths there. The disease has also broken
out in the Lunatic Asylum near Cinciuna.
ii, and four deaths have taken place.
ef Squire Pitzer. ofthis county, informs
US that in ore Of the kidneys ola fine beef
winch he butchered some time ago. was
found limestone rock. Who can explain
The matter s-~ Fairmont Nirginian.
0rrER TO SELL ANTHONY BuRxs.-It
IS stated ~ Boston paper that Col, Sut.
tie has written to gentleman in that city
that be will sell Burns for ST.. 500, and that
spine measures have been taken to raise
the money.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

peals of Mercy when they arc consistent,
with the demands Of Justice but unless il
is case where Justice and Mercy can kiss
each other, sc shall contend that justice
BE- done, though the heavens fall.
Justice, while she winks al crimes,
SiuDbies OH innocence sometimes
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

o. The weather. during the past week,
was very pleasant. We had very inyigo-
rating breezes morning and noon, and a.
night. blanket on the bed was quite a.
greeable.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

%, II we are to Judge from the quanti-
~ Offered for sale IN this market, we should
say that there is an abundant crop of pota.
toes raised in Augusta County this season.
They are selling freely ut ~ per bushel.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17
Post once Appointments-

VIM. n. Sterrett, Postmaster at Panther
Gap, Rsckbridge, vice H. A. Goodloe, re-
signed. Name and site Of Esteline Fur
mace, Augusta county, is changed to Cralgs-
vile, and R. S. C,aig appointed P. NJ.
vice J. E. Lockridge.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

9s- On The Oath inst. the people Of Rich
mond will be called upon to vote All ad-
dit,onal subscription by the city, Of $780,
900 to the Central Railroad. The Post
and Dispatch are warmly urging the favor
able consideration Of the proposition.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

O. At the recent session Of the GiuD3
Division Of the Sons Of Temperance, it
was enacted. that young ladies over 16
years Of age, might be admitted into the
subordinate Divisions. after complying
with the ssaal forms. Thiswill be a great
indueement for the sternen sex to join the
order
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

~ In the advertisement OF Mr.. James
Gregory's land, there were several slight
errors, last week. 1t reads correctly now.
This is a desirable farm, and it would not
be amiss for persons wanting land to ex-
anime il.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

IT, The Lumber trade of Gilmer coun.
~ amounts to about thirty thousand dollars
per annum. So says the Weston Herald.
". There were at last accounts, 200
persons at the Rockbridge Alum Springs,
and about the same number at the White
Sulphur.
Vs. The Farmers Bank, Of Charlottes.
vile, has declared dividend Of four and
quarter per cent for the last six months
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

DE- We are indebted to Mrs. p. En-
gleman, for present Of a lot o: very nice
cucumbers, for which she will please ac-
cept our thanks. Such gifts seldom iall
to us-hence, when they do come, they are
the more appreciated.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17
Mzs The Tenth Legion states a Mr.. lisa

~ The Tenth Legion states Mr.. Isa-
&C Litchliter was found dead in Shenan-
doah county, on the 9Th inst. 1t is sup
posed he died from the effects OF liquor, as
he had jug containing liquor in his pos
session. lie was found lying on his face.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17
Killed.

A negro man, belonging to Mr.. VIM.
Cowhead, of AlbemaIle, and employed, ON
the Central Road as spike driver, went
to sleep on the track the other day, and
was killed by the cars.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17
West Point Cadet.

We are pleased to learn from the Valley
Democrat that Franklin Winfield, of
Rockingham, has received the appoint
ment of Cadet to West Point, from this
District. This is good appointment
Mr.. w. being well qualified in every
particular.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

@ VIM D. Scott, one of the conductors
employed on the Susquehanna and Bal.i-
more Railroad, publishes long card in
the Baltimore Sun, vindicating himself
from the charge Of carelessness preferred
by the Jury Of Inquest. He has been a
conductor on the road for 81 years.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17
DistinRuished Visitor,

Hon. John Slidell. u. 8. Senator from
Louisiana, and family, suived in Stanton
on Thursday last IN the 6 o'clock train of
cars, and took rooms at the American no.
tel. They are en- route for the Virginia
SPRING.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

0G- Mr.. Marsh, Of Pembroke, Mass,
and a Miss Sampson, Of Stoughton. lashed
themselves together, and jumped into the
Mill pond at Abingdon on the 10th, and
were drowned.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

9r A patent has been obtained by Mr.
David Rankin, Of this county, for method
Of applying water to compound buckets al
futter. wheels.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

ea- Resolutions have been adopted by
the people Of Washington county in OPP
position to an extra session Of the Legs
lature.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

9% Commodore r. s. Pinckney. one Of
the most gallant officers Ct the American
Navy, died at his residence IN Charleston,
s. C.. on Sunday last, IN the 5Sth year Of
bis age.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

vs. There have been 81 deaths in all
from the terrible accident on the Susque-
hanna g. Baltimore Railroad.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17
THE VINDICATOR:.
STANTON, VA.
MONDAY MORNING JULY II 1854.

Agent fol- the vindicator.
Geo. Siple, Esq, is authorized To act
az Agent for the Vindicatcr, for the county
OF Pendle:on.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17
France and England.

A London correspondent Of the New
York Herald says that Englishmen have
been asking themselves few questions
lately about France. and that very sagaci-
ons and ioDg-headed gentleman, Louis Ma
poleon. They have been rejecting upon
the probable result Of the war as far as re-
CARDS the fate Of Egnlsnd and France.-
While it was Of course vitality important
that Russian smbit,eH should be checked
will there not arise more formidable foe
TO England than Russia could ever be -
ITO come to the point" adds the cores.
pendent of the Herald, "John Boil is in.
TIiring whether France, having get iris
CsnstansiRople, will be in hurry to ge,
out again whether, in fact, she will nc,
do the same as she did at Rome. She has
now viEtualiy got possession Of Rome,
Greece, Constantinople and Gallipoli soy
her troops, more than treble those Of the
English in Greece, and more than double
those in Turkey. And in holding Con.
stantinople, she has the Dardanelles, and
can make the Black Sea French lake.
In commanding Greece she can get hardy
race Of sailors and rule she Mediterranean !.
In word, she will have precisely the adj
yantages that Russia was striving after and
which England SO much dreaded. No
one need be told how infinitely more dan
gerous to England France can by than
Russia. But it may be said England, will
make war upon France if the latter at.
tempts footing in Constantinople. Grant.
ed. And there will shortly be- camp at
st. Omer Of 100000 men,, ready to cross
over the British channel the very instant
that England declares ,sar.. John Bull is.
or will be BY and by. in regular fix.
!. 1t must be remembered that Loui. Ma
poleon originated the quarrel between the
Gar and the Sultan, BY obtaining from the
latter some advantages over the former
relative to the Holy Palaces. Did he cal.
culate on Nicholas invading Turkey when
he obtained those advantages
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

0S- The village Of Coxsdale. N. ". was
entirely destroyed by fire on the 2oth.-
Loss, 800, 900.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

" The House Of Representatives. ON
the 18th inst. postponed the Bennett land
bill. until the Sd Tuesday in December
next,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17
Cholera.

This scourge has again commenced on
an extended scale. its work Of death--ush-
ering without warning. IFS victims into the
presence'N their God. In Philadelphia,
on the 11th Or s very prominent citizens
were carried off besides others. by the
cholera. In New Orleans there were SO
deaths from this disease; two fsom yellow
fever, and one from black yomit. In
Chicago. illinois. on the 18th. one hun
dred deaths were reported FROM cholora.--
In Albany. New York, five deaths occur
red on the llth. in u hours tine. The
dysentefy prevailed to All alarming extent
IN fact. this messenger Of Death is rapidly
increasing and extending its sphere Of ac-
ton, more especially in the Northern aud
Western States; aud it behooves every
community to b. clearly and use every pres
caution to prevent its appearance,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-17

RATHER CuMBRops.-The seven mil,
lion check was presented at the Subtreas-
ury in New York city. ON the 18th inst.
by Mr.. Almonte. the Mexican Minister.
which was paid prompt. down in gold
Il was deposited as follows: $4,000. 900
in the Bank Of Commerce $4,000. 900 in
the Bank Of America; $500, 900 in the
Merchants Bank $500, 900 in the Bank
Of New York, aud 5000, 900 in the Phenix
Bank.
Butte record., 1854-07-22
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SuEl.IEE -AL


ESY VIETCE OF A FOREcLCs1TT,E TT,E AND ORDER
q , II ssie lsz1z- fem iha Ds-rct Coilri Of fAa
Hufh Jp-icial ulslrict In and for EuFe coa8tT. ~il
o-r .arsae la haes- bidder 'or cash. a IAe ColF.
i4ousa lhs tos4 d, H5twe ou Maa1zy ihe 2sih eAv
-i A-slst, i-5s, ale ialoss described propsr.y Is
H. a certain piece o. land situated Honeuf Greek
"a Al-ie a-ns California and Im-n-1lsleiy north u
Ei1crs ci4t or iulra. and bounded follows; Begin
nas II IHr norm es. corner thereof thence rGnulB-
ncrihsrly one hai mile 90 stake I3elca Gae ha
ull-e e. stake f1i15 s1aaerly lElI nile SAL
Eztrs ralh Wst Tlser 81 lie ..I claim. IN a,s
raala place ol h-laEl;s-. c1a.z--- hundred 1ld
-Kfp acres Ui land le5s Also certain uec,
parcel Of land stuaiec tl4 county of Battle STATE
o California on sa4 Hoacut Creek a5oe four miles
from Ihe mouth 0f si4 creek and bouaifl rs follows
Herlnuln- VITA me north NaSt corner ianr apart
ih,sHe running norh twenty -four degrees west. 45 -
chains D1sf al ti- north west corner, thence due
degree -st 70 ite iaul DIVIDE ind faill gVIn- l-
vide oi sald gfeeS un =is.ara, theDce ceftau
beDl sad Gre and from s5l eslt ana narth six-
Be gas. 10 le place " beginning. li-iu4e -ua h1r.
crl. aai sixty acres q land more er i together WIN
all 4nl singular. lh- ivneHcnls, Aeil!lalea-s aud -J
Qe-,au1-cz= ttr-ts r~.,--, 90 il *. sl-e q PEI
.linin.
The above desc7r "a rzcs x iaaI are se,6 IT, salts
fy judgment 0i.i-iael Hy T. i Goili. a-aiasf ra-
eF Tor the >grl of iss lh0uslad seven 5uadr=i and
twrly dolar- $500 debt. md len do.lal9 eas. ~
ud-nen-. snl th- 1f t1tv hullfed = dol
lars affer judgement Safe % sas piac. ttween he
hours g.. -5-- a. ~ .44r COCK y 04 saI
day.
p FREER- Sheriff of Baue Coaa,y.
pr p A GnawS lA4ef SAcn4
howell iHy 2.sf 1853. sE-
Butte record., 1854-07-22
PRnCrEE YnrR LIcENSE.

CTATE oF cALIFoHNIA-COJNTY or BUTTE
= tour s. Session February Term. 4. l.. le54.-
To the tion. C0ufi Of Ssssion-Your Grand Jury wod
respectfully recommend that The Hon Court Instruct
ihe Shera 9 She County. and a he Deputy Sherils Of
the County heir travels lhe Comfy call up
on al persons who saoud have License, 10 show he
same and o complain 10 competent authority Of ali
who DO noi exhibit the proper authority fer Ire ransao
ten OF such business as they may be engaged in All
Of which is most rsspeciiully - omitted
AL0AZ3 GILMAN, Foreman ol Grand ary
and now 10 pursuance of The renoft and recemmen-
dation Of The Grand Jury j. ordered hy the Court,
that when travelling The county and IL any and all
parts Of DE county. The sheriff Of his county and each
ami every Of his Deputies be. md he and they
hereby rec ired 10 call upon each and every person
company uf persons, doing any kind Of business to
do which license IS required bg law 10 be taken out
10 exhibit their license licenses and he the said Sher-
IL and each and every OF his Deputies, hereby
required 20 cornpzia 20 competent authority Of ali such
persons may be doing business without lisense and
rio refuses procure he same s. required by law.
Sale ol California, Butte County.
T. Paige. CIerz % the Court of Sessions in a-d for
Butte County. do hereby ceriiy. That The above recon-
mendati0u Of the Grand Jury and order Of Court sre
true copies Of said recoIn eadaion, and orde.
fie in my Office.
Witness ny hand and tie seal Of said Court, at Eid
well, tbis 9Th day Of February, A .. ls54-
FRENCH PAIGE, Clerk Couri SsssjJas
Butte record., 1854-07-22

FivE OLD IRIslz Gr,r-rsIA, Ore ef
h-e "ate Ot2 Sfecf--Ihe Dublin Freeman
s5{s~-pEea 80, Duty, Ct Monaghan csuniv. IS
- years Old When ll5- be lost his second
VIE ana subsequently married third. hy
NAoIA be had sou an4 q daughter lis
youngest son l. two years oli-bis elgesf
ninety. He ssh ret4ius. in much viror. III.
mental and c3rporeai faculties. ami fre9geat-
y walks 70 the county town. Il distance Of
eiEhs miles
Butte record., 1854-07-22
DISSOLUTION

FN9tiG rfiF4&TA ERSfIIP HERETOFORE KNOWN
< laa.r Eb- 7-m and style ai Trouglou s. 5praae,
.fu ~ Nesaa Greek. is this g 1is-ol sd by lna1u-
r. consent fhus- having demands -eainsi She l4.e
h-ta b A pre~eut th-a 1l- Jl-. lr38-ion Tor s-t-
.l-lleiit- sad lhtise lIr1ied SID fru Wu please
ai-ze asa sl4-ts ~ 1ls1l Dc hlsn
JAS IA iETuTDN-
BAaNEI SPkABUE
Nelson Crees. 5a'y T.. l.54 a,y..7
Butte record., 1854-07-22
cHrsIPF SALE


E%T T-ETrEnF as IXEcI-faN IsSTFD OCT
:. O. .a ).irict ri-Ihrl I-dcill Dlslrc III assa
Tor tle cslny n si-4r=y aId sale 81 CaiI.9 .9rli-,
Ttcrsia 1-uies Siats- j. piainii- and II. tamblson
4fud-l.. 10 nee directed and delivered and ordered
go make oai 0f th Aforesaid 1Geudni OF bis pr0ucrv,
.le following Sans of iG.ey, VIZ four Thousand i0gr
t-ulrel ard slAfF ise lily oae h1n1rtdihs l. 46-5
dollars isr V..A lierss. ile of fifteen hun
dreI .Sl5t dollars. aaiuJ ihe prime PIE "a The oi
Use per c5a pr le-..l iitt paid and CA tae balance
of Judgement herraf isgi interest allowed by aw. 20
1eller win e9si altl percentage amounting huI-
died and SKY riae syenfs FIVE one hnndredtls Slf9,
10 dulrz- sua le aecr1ing costs IN said execution
base seized iiI levied upon anl taken n execution
The unl ivie- ball % -leye "a care leagues OF land
iiu4tt Hamilton township Butte county, and state
aforesaid, and bounded follows % Wit: north by
lands granted antonio tlslo south 10y lgud= granted
John Suirr- by lands granted 10 81 Elu2ge and
south west by the Sacramento river. Ihe sad eleven
square leagues of land oals granted 20 lac aforesaid
defend ii, a Camb bgsol. cu the thild Gay Of Man A
d. ls46. by Mexico- tiiroggh Don Pho Poo Governor
also ail DC tl rl ttie ana Interest ra.er.ins The
aforesaid deiea4ant i. CaIab-toa in and 10 The
Undivided , Tie Aforesaid described eleven sgUzrc
leagues ol laal decided by Tie Aforesaid Il laubtsloI-
executed the eleventh Ftay o. July 4 ID. 1854
the ely ani c3abis oi Monterey AID ,ae aforesaid
20 Charles & aau s1i j. j. Stevenson. Therefore on
The 3lsf day of Jly. 4 d. l-54. ssil proceed 70 sell
tA. above described proler.. btsttn Tie f11rs pre-
-crib-d ly l1W- af ihe r1rr fto-~ door IL Bidweii
township TO Tie hshe> b.4del Terms o. payment
lA4ds known oa q a da1 o.. sale
p FREEs, sheriff Butte County
Bidsell, juig 1th, 1854. 4w25
Butte record., 1854-07-22
MAREsvIILE ADFERTIsElEENTs.

rs5oa0 P0TSDs OF SUPERIOR HANs,
g 2@15 Go Exra q. Bacon,
1850 do aless Co.
so Haif bids. g PORK,
- do. Ness do,
- Go Beef
Ioo18 Pounds Goshen Butter;
I2}g de- y China Suear
81 Hal btls Crushed DO
. DO Oregon salmon,
Z1 IS Leaf Lard.
1890 co. China B5ee.
- Cases Black ana Green Tea.
$500 a.. Gr-ea CozsH.
lf3 Kegs T.. 3. : yrlp,
33a B-g- Chi.e Beans,
13a Boxes soap
29a a. Ass1ried Can5lss,
= btis Corn Meal.
50 60. DO do
80 lase- Il galion JAS Flc1e~,
To- Kegs Nils Assor-1,
81 bbis. HaEsii F.oar.
100 l<Sacks Chile do.
Oysters. -ar1 mes, Fresh and BrsndF f=arhes Pie
Fr1ii. apples, Tabacco assorted brands oiisc- Hoa7s
and ~3oes, Liquor, Of ali kinds suitable fo- Iae-a,il
trads. Tor sale ai the lowest nAfkei pr.ee
hv 0'FEBRzIT. & 60
Brick Row. FRS. Street aud i3we- !anl.as. Narg
sR2
Butte record., 1854-07-22
NOTICE

8 HE6tRF GIVEN THAT tbs FIRM OF T. H.
r fHfci4iH tn. Hllto J- responsible for aar
e9hfto. l...s er issued a4 ui the sad ra by Ge5r--
Palp'l and any orler presented with his signature,
Wili oe protested reil -us f..'.r This aale.
H. EAfRcHlIn
.rh H. FAIR -HILD, s 60.
luis l7.h. l-74 sea-
Butte record., 1854-07-22

-irel aluost a. s5on as made The Rus.7srs
al me demand o; the Turks, have promised not
10 Greet their fro On the hospitals.
Butte record., 1854-07-22
For Sale.

4 T BfDWELL. TaC COUNTY SEAT or BUTTE
a .u-u y. and oi tAe fl-t=-f gr1a .4z mining
l1Yaa m lalIorua- having rai0u s tiar9 r.
vi- iiir.s mi-s Distant ay iins ei dal} Stages.
,he Best located eaaiishii, m i. i place, known the
SHADE HOTEL.
= 0frcl for sale as ihe proprietor fElcais 30
to Ili- srlantIc ~tle- Ih- l14-- lew s1i
s. dosing first rf-r hus5reS- 5 ru- app1r -n4fy
is he-e alf.rsi 90 Those wishing ia p1-rha~-.
For far.a qarici-r- inquire e N--sr,. Garsi s.
GailuH #. Gagsyiiet Or ol -ls gr.pei--or oE ale
premise.
Butte record., 1854-07-22
For tie Butte Record.
NJ Croscfc

III tFONtIIt
Dear SRI understand that
II has been stated AZ your place that was
not going to support one Of the nominees Ct
the democratic county convention. Such re-
port Is not true, for when ! 90 iatoa eonven-
tioa, alssa ys 90 in for The nominees # that
convention. l am going ny death for the
whole Of the democratic ticket. AMI hope
those persons that take my name in vain
viii dry up. for do not thank any for using
it n that way. Wells, Ever. Chapiu and
Hobart are On my ticke,
Yours, Sc DR J. 3 SMITH.
Butte record., 1854-07-22
Lumber Lumber |.

rEyH- SJRScRa E8s WOULD RESPECTFULLY
2 announce Io the Ell izens OF Hldwen and viriGi
taai that Prepared t1 firii-ii I'd ssho may "a
vor ihem Wi'a caH. nlih spi-uoc1 qf-ity a iirl-
l-r and 600 g reasonable terms DE- Iro1ire else
vA.r. They gre il-e prepared 70 deliver iunber al
any paiai al1us le Soah Fore mHu Feather River
BOARD Ranch ~ax Mil J.. p GAME. 500.
March 18Th. Is5t 51lq.
Butte record., 1854-07-22
NYAND0TT EX0ITANCr

fTIIE SUBSCRIBER. HAyING RECENTLY Pg-R-
caa--i ri'--1 aa, re-ir--li1-. iie above eee3r4-
Tel -4l 1@ house. "a M 3e happy ta .n-rlla lse ifay-
eng ''t ail " i promise al ali tunes iha very best
ac.a'lii'.is 10 b. found a-y similar house lli-
clla-rs-
ila lllzeli lie1t # -ss kitchen and sleeping de,sri-
7ias Wa - under tlr r i saaaca ''i Ars Trough
.ol, ~to hl- recently arrived auI no Qain- e.I he
sp4Fe- .o ren4s- satisfaction.
JAMES TRoEGnT9N.
Wyaule;t, Aprll Is. ls5A lra.s.