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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-15
FROM CINCINNATI TO
NEw YORK in q H,nrs
boston la saw Hours; r.. ID rt
BUFFALO IN i6i Hours: '"tN
DJNkiHk ia Il ho1rs;
CLEEELA ~ fn ga Heurs; -i
BY THE
Cincinnati, ColpmbuS aud Clc.cland Route,


pINs,Eh ia = honss ~ .sa
Cincinnati, Columbus aud Clc.cland Route,
81 Fa.-uH Il. VIA ..-.,r-
LITTLE NIaMa H,.LsO'D
FHNHE ONLY RoCtE AUTHORIZED 10 EFCEiPr
p' so s wa a sss 'Acs s s.l,s.s Srs I sss
e. Bias'o >asara Fals New Ye,k. Bosom hsBreal ssr-
a'osa. Buri'netB, &e SC.
til ER D,IY TRAINs
NEW ARRANGEMENT
First Train Raiir'ad lightning h, pres O'Clock
maki direct rxslasvr railroad Crest
Ns~ aaa .an aan.a 70 70
Al an,. NV Y"rs Bosten-&c sc -
ss.s lea es. lake travel than ~ any ts.r route con
nertHg with usnfeent Low Pressure Steam
QrEEX OF THE WIS.,. Cart Mcbride;
FsRE A. Cni iP As Any orHrn aoifE
t.naIst, lvk isanalo Mag siIs
rs gS a Ss o a. rs 20 re
Clevelano with RailrOaa 70 DankrE Buffalo. New
Third rr.in- Railro,S evening Express. soeIoch p
s@ 'S as and YORK az
land u nkrk New ort ana B runalo Niagara
The oai. rsa.s iasd,"s rss.rnsersis % is Cleveland
The Rad. 4 this rSa.s re the same ssass fr@m onsns
THE LITTLE MAN, Is THE SS1f EASTERN DEPOT
ss- BE sure and procure yoar Ticket via Co usrs 4
sS- Baggage eteck FROM Ceeinua.i DankiE and Bus
B % S% ySr. DaArA TO 'fA ana
The Dep route Shore Railroad a. cleve
'' 'A' '-"'' FOR THROUGH TICKETS.
reT m o IN three sr % At 'hs % is
Southeast eO-n.roosr aassy and Tr ut streets arecy o-
ns or at the Eastern Little Miami s,
p. W. srRapsR ricke.ard Cen ri ag'p,.
THE OMNIBUS LINE!
VIII call for in part the city w Ieavins
and Front. directly river bank =
WAR WITH RUSSIA
lt RN RWHTKMTHs mEkEn .. .,sI AND
listed Coal Yard Water street. Locus.
fId 70 sell !. any The ss
70 .hc a an orisr I r. AZ the ss'rr ., Horn roo.
n,sss '''i' CO.
fRENCHCSiogNE Double Extract; Hsr 81 on Brush
sii Ss;sI.. fss';s Rs';s FIN: %S'I's I%s,r.l,
csesi. Choice tunpowder: :.
y GsddIss Extra Fine Gu.rowdsr; ne-
do @ :, Young Hy.oS;
Just received at e2S COOKS.
%SsEs e, u. Money Belts e;s wsr'
- 40 hush Corn Meal: 100 lbs extra Honey:
* loavs Refined Sugar; Is Tvs dbl Refined Sugar;
go doz Egss.at eyli. COOKS
UpEFINtD sUGtR.-so bliss. Louis L az Crushed
NJ Powdered and Refined White. Telegraph
No. 2. for sale low nv
ey4 :. r. GILBERT & CO.. Syc. Water.
,ss he article I'asd ;y S band
INDIANA MILLS
FTER to-day oil this Mil will Re for
"A Indiana and hsnsu'ky money only and pad GU
sep2 E-4.f.ar se.rf. for James He. rt-.
GtME W AATED
| & THE highest market ~iil always te raid
ESxA for Game at the Exchanges Restaur.t. Bring
rx5t--e. soon as possible.
49, auglu st ~ e ~ PETER b Rk.
-- - LAND FOR SALE. re !
IN0RTY acres o,ated in kLox county eight miller from
l. the +. q K. r. and y miles from yipeenn~s Terms
| enable Apply u octS-T p. PRICE.
/ EpLACK SILK KCRtvATs.-s cases ass'd in size and
! , pri e tas day rec d b, JAMES Low a Co.
| vct4 fl ~ as Main street Louisville. Ky.
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=. CLOTHING &C.,, l.
.ss aSEADA MADE CLOTHING.
~ fUaNisiiNI GOODS, tiAT>.
III L sP>, Ac., As.
w ii OLES SALE AND RET ALL.

fTNHE undersigDed has just opened ClothihR snt
Il Furnishing establishment, oIlosit. 1s Iai g
door bt low Ae,. He has isres ek of helc,
Clcthiig, Furnishing Goods, Ac.. which he cftrs fer
sale at the ver, lowest prices krcwiI. III. den
OF this market thoroughly in this u- OF business. l. 10
chased al the lowest rates. AND viii tie sold q; u, N,I.
low est prices. Those wanting Clothing OF any dessIiJ
ton, or Gentieneb's Fun shine Goods gene,f! v,Il6
and IL TO their sdvargc call II this ablisl
fore purchasing elsewhere In this stock vii! he icurs
Overcoais. Cloaks, Dress Frock and So ck lirs
Fats and Caps, &C., &c which oIen for insIse
ton Those wan ing bargains had better call al this
house Ms good articles ill lie sold tHEsP.
have also large ortnfenti Of NaA1tiFlS ~ ],
'EWELkY. all If which will be warranted, 10 whiehF
call the attention or the public. 20 siH7-.N'
ssp7ly --.t-r yoems /. KAEn.
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AClRp

HAVING withdrawn from the firm take this occasion
my thanks patronage literally bswed to
request partner
will carry the business with undimini he'd visr and
will as always trJ make himself worthy Of tn
of the peOple. ey22 CHARLES W. MACK.
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RARlER SHOP.

p. THOMPSON. having purchased the interest OF all
Cd in the late known the Thomp
nsttte will hereafter conduct the bunesin his own
approved syle Mr Thompson woul return his
thanks snsile for their br
pectfuy cleita pedg-
ing hi mself 70 spare n o pains merit lit. eyi If
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I0OK tn THE FEEr.

SOME THINGS CAN sE DONE AS WELL AS OTHERS
HART HAVING Just returned from the East cities.
would intcrm his a and citizcns
orally. that he has his Shoe store Main srest
the Branch Bank the arges aud bet
seleced stocks of eaoDaLe rsshionals oOOrS and
SHOES "rough this cit comPrisiog Gents Boots of
all kas eaters all tn sdnerent ST. tOuths anirhild
hne Boots Miss Caters and SHOES of all kinds and
In s Shoes in abundance
lie also stoek o: No Red Sole Leather and Tay
lors No. OAK OF Cncnnati
ALSO-33 FIRE French eaifskins Of different brands.
fresh rom the Custom House in sew IOrk.
AIS pM Moroevos, Living. Bndnx Thread Gutta rercha
Web Laees He'd splits ard every o' kind
Ma'erai necessary be used ~ acturing BooU Pnd
shoes all which will be slid cheap the cheapest
warranted rood.
Tie has also force Of goai aud xperienced woen
employed in mauufaetarnt which sBa les HIM
either with
east west OF the Rocky Mountains. Call and see.
my3I-tt H. j. KART.
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F. x E! FIR E ?! FIR Ey!!
.a 'h'.nii MORE TRrUMpHS OF
slCH,S StLA M NJ ER SAFESY

: II p The FOLLOWING CERI1FIcATrs have JrsT yrrS
received by the malls The! form additional
Of The saperiorit. of bIs MS all ohsr
FlkE. IN ChAhLksICN CN,S. e. ~
HAR'E EsToS. A pril ~. ls5l
MR L. NJ HATcH, Agent for Richs Sala nder Safes
Dear Sir; Finding in possible 10 our safe du-
ring he ate FIRE. wbi,h destroyed Store o. Hayne
street. and having taken out books put into ~
several papers To test it, We e TO acl
that full, sustained the high Iutatiop our sales
! he preservation ofthesc = per was more ih,n weex
pected. when viii essed the heat wss suS
jectcd 10. ioufs. Ac.
f.orr r-a ,,CoU.1NEY. 1kANANT6 CO.
rid i.a FIRE IL DANstIlIF. NY -tS
DAssyuLk, AIriI II, ,lssI.
Messrs. sTE.RSs q MARVIN Gcntenen Your an
went through the fire IL contained all our kooks and
papers whIch came on IN cod order. ihe Ssf. frow
appgsrance- must have been red lot We trustea our
all ia IL. Yer! respectfully Yours.
n8rs "a s.f II BRowNx GRANT.
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WALL rArSn, ,..,y nSsp.nsst .,s,p FIRE stnEE'

WALL PAPER. BOHnEiss. FIRE E(REENs
-'-- WINDOW PAPER, 90.
gRygr subcrbr has lut ree.yed and eyt rsive
the above artici.s which he ~onid most
he ~ all ho wish purchase
,;c.s in his line cordent he sell
r.,,s a any the kind in the West Hsscek s
most aud he feels a.snrei that he give entr
those vri will favor him With call
Particular attention pid 20 fasgng with accuracy
srIs JOHN G DEvEREuX. Jr.. Main let. rst & I'd.
VVTOOIsEH IL NELSON keer censtartiv ON hand /,
w r-nerai aslrtm'nt oi Weos. Zane and Soa seat
Chars Sofas SoeiSklr- Csetre Card Duns and Break
Tae- Staads wsrlrobes Bedsteads Mattresses and Look
Glasses ~ oc'-iy
VN, " tgIEEsE.-2o boxes choice. red per BrsIB
Nv tc- sale ~ s. h. GILBERT Co.
nov. Sys. near Water.
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silk an5 Cotton Poplins direct inn
n ported. aud for sale by JAS Low 4 CO.,
augS 4ls Main st Lonss ille Ky
fNINGHANs.-2 glazed super black; DO 2s in
VA Chamhrsy; do Na"ehest r Plaid Ginghams.
styles by direct importation. hand and sale b.
JAS. Low CO.
arg9 4is Main Sc Louisville. Ky. p
NYCsLINs.-2 cases new styled Muslin de Lane .irees
ltn imported. aud Tor sale by ~ JAS. Low CO.
aEg9 AIS Main st. Louisville. Ky.
5EtNs--i Csnled Jea,s do Blue and hite. new
% estsylss. rec d this DAY and sr sale iy 20
sug9 a... .4iS Main IL. Louisville Ky
q UsTREs. TWILIs NJ aRtNO AND sERGEs-
Figures: do black hair Lus're: do s4 rws
eolors Is do IA Thibet Msrno d colors 90 s4 h4ex
alpaca Serges in all qualities py direct importaeus hand
and for sale ut lowest prices by JAS. sOW CO.
agss 4ls Main st Louisville. KY.
MILLINERY AND FANCY STOssE.
M RS. Il. VI. RICH, No. 2ni fith street. incinnati
lNl would respectfully call public attention to her
large and r shiunab!e Stock of Millinery ana Fancy
Goods consisting Of SILK. Satin, Velvet Braid bon
nets Bonnet Capsa aud tanc, frmppgs. Ribbons Man
tas oaks. BLACK aud Loiorei ilk aud other ares,
Needle-wOrked Collars. rbemizeres. sleeves, dc.
which sh- prepared TO sell prices which fil
10 give satisfaction. ~ ''.
When on visit Cincinnati, call on
MRS. r. ~. RICH.
mhl5y e0i Fifth street. between Elm sr,d Plum.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

/. 4 ! 4 IIIII 3 / .
r,ar i so s5o 3.s5 4Oo 6.eol 7oo seol 1910 ls.o
esl'r s50I laOi $50 Og rs $50 lo,o l4.o 70 30
sa'r. $50 i5a $50 65o s.,O TO- 90 l3gO Is,oo .svo
4.a1.-45Oi 55S 650 7-5o e75 so So y 90 3ooo
5OI 6,a 7,5T s.Vo ,oo l3oo ls 20 s6Oo 3aoo
sq'1s so IS s.OO so 1za5 l.-,ogo,o so.eO 4oeo
7sq'rs7.50 sg5I s,75 9.25 $50 leOo s3oo 3ioo tso
81 9s5 y75 lO.s5 li.75 ~ 3s.0o sooe
One SQUARE one Insertion. 80
each additional insertion. zoe
ehanseaLle weekly. per annuni. 80 W
Twa ss ..ffHlll''i u ~ t..---- 1853 w
Fori.rs. or less ges prorortonae discount
standing Cards king lines or less eight aoA' PEE
annum. fl., -,
Advertisements in form special loaded notices. double
price. srrffnr .,, .sv.r
Editorial business notices. except introducing new aa'sr
tisers. cents per line. -. sa;
Announcing candidates. names 81 and % CTS Pe1 "es~
tiorai tor all time weeks from election.
L.arxe Cuts charged double the same dimehsi0's "r
Aaveemen,s to be kepton charged Is per
Marriages. Deaths and Religious notices published news
without charge. ~ ,..ao,,
till forbid charged TIL ordereoou'
Tn. privilege Of yearly advertising t-ns does not neia1s
that of fiudivicua members. ~ % ffEEe
Lea. advertisements inserted at the EXPENSE OIL 'h'
allie Tor the legal
d but eOliec,atle at our usual time ..,s
Advertising in Weekly per square sf for hrst anu
for each s. sesuent.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

roIy G. DEvEREUX, JR., Wholesale aud Retail
j dealer In Wall Paper. Fire Screens window onnus
s,er wrappiug and Roofing Paper, Lamps, Phosgehe
uas, e1er o'''' ' lauglO ly
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rHNE Parnersp heretofore ex-ti between the sub
u the ana style of Mac LoseDstIne.
this day dissolved by mutual LobeDstine who
Will continue the business the old stand will aendto hs
Of all claims against the Oh hrm aud iii the
of he torthat purpose All knowing them
indebted 20 the late trm requested make inme-
diate payment. CHARLES MAGE.
80 ANTHONY LOBENSTINE. |
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pE AY.3O bales No Timothy and 2l haes slightly dam
Il Canal boat Iniana and fOr sale by
GEO. FOSTER co.
Butte record., 1854-08-26

In Oregon Township: at French's Store
Deep Digging, at Ell Dorado on Morris Rayine
at Pnney's Store on Oregon Gulch, at Sim
mons Store head Of Oregon Gu!ch, at Moore.
Perry & Co.'S Store in Cherokee Flat at Be
quettes on Nelson's Bar W B.. at White &
Nutter's on Potter's Bar North Fork, at Rich
Gulch W. B.
And it is further ordered by the Court. that
all:eection precincts heretofore established by
this Court, which are not enumerated in the
above list, be and they are hereby annuiled.
State of California. County of Butte, ss =
I, French Paige, Clerk Of the Court Of Ses-
sions in and for said County and State, do
hereby certify the foregoing TO be truly and
fully copied from the Record Of the proceed
ings of said Court, and that the election to be
held on the 9th day Of September, 1854, is to
be held for the purpose Of eieeting two Con
gressmen. one Clerk of the Supreme Court,
one Judge OF the 8 Judicial DIST, 70 fill ihe up-
expired term Of the Hon C 4 Smith deceased
two Members Of Assembly for Butte County,
one Assessor for SAID county, one Public Ad-
minsrator for said county, and two Justices
Of the peace and two Constab,es for each town
ship il Butte County.
Witness my hand and seal, Of sad
L. 2. Court at Bdwell, this August 10,
1864
FRENCH PAIGE. Clerk Court Sessions.
Per THomAs " Ellis Deputy
Butte record., 1854-08-26
THE TRUE GENTLEMAN.
RY sovERNEuR MORRIS.

'Tis he who every thought and deed
By rule of viltu moves;
Whose generous tongue disdains to speak
The thing his heart disproves.
Who never did SANDER forge,
His neighbours fame to wound
Nor hearken to false report
By malice whispered round
Who vice, in all its pomp and power,
Can treat with just neglect
And piety, though clothed in rags,
Religiously respect.
Who to this plighted word and trust
Has ever firmly stood;
And though he promise to his loss,
He makes his promise good.
Whose soul in usury dsdains
His treasure to employ:
Whom no rewards can ever bribe
The guiltless to destroy.
Butte record., 1854-08-26

NT TCNULTYS MUSEUM RE-oPENED.
lvA Tie Elephant ahead and the great sea
serpent having been terminated, has fully re-
covered. The great Depot for everything in
the Mercantile line No. 40 J street, between
second and third, re-opens this day, and offers
for sale at reduced rates, the largest and best
selected stock of Goods to be found in Califor-
MIA. In addition to the great variety on hand,
there has been received ex Golden Age, Sea
Serpent and other clippers, large additions,
purchased expressly for this market, and at
prices which warrants sales at rates below any
other establishment in the city
The Stock on hand consists in part of
-HARDwARE-
Picks, axes, hoes, long and short handled
shovels, chisels, augers, braces and bits,
planes, screws, sledge and hand hammers, cut,
wrought and horse nails, stocks and dies pat
ent and spring balances, anvils, vices, smith S
bellows, mill, round and bastard files, trace
chains. carriage bolts, and in fact every des-
cription of Hardware. Copper, sheet iron and
zinc, stoves of the most approved styles. gro
ceries, provisions, crockery, glassware, IL
quors, wines, segars, boots and shoes best as
sortment in CAL Agricultural implements,
just received, threshing machines, tanning
mills, plows, straw cutters, scythes and snaths,
hay forks. sc. &c,
Traders are respectfully invited to call and
be convinced that what we assert is true, viz:
that goods can be had from 20 to so per cent.
cheaper than at any other establishment in
the city. All goods guaranteed of the best
quality.
Orders promptly attended to, at
novl2 tt McNULTY's MERCANTILE MUSEUM
Butte record., 1854-08-26

EDRosPECTUS OF s.THE WIDE WEST.r-Tae un-
u dersigned propose publishing. Sunday, March
lsth. the hrsi number OF Weekly Newspaper, 10 be
called THE WIDE VEST
VINE that department of journalism devoted to the
commercial and political newe of the cay has been ably
and numerousy represented in this State the fed for
the establishment OF literary paper has been in some
manner overlooked.
Believing that newspaper should speak for ITSELF the
proprieors indulge in no premature putting but will
moke II their solr ambition TO deserve success
TEENs-Slngie copies. l2h cents: city subscribers
supplied by mail, IS year-s3 for six montbsor 80
for three months
Agents will do well In send in their orders early.
Address BONESTELL WILLISTOy
eo1 Clay Street, Portsmouth Souars
Butte record., 1854-08-26

irmly they bent to their oars, the lads
calmly laboring as if upon pond, and
gradually the boat gaining upon the cur
rent, found smoother water, until, at
last, it shot out from the perilous vicin-
age, and found shelter in the Chippewa
Creek The assembled crowd sent up
IA shout of joy as they approached the
dock, and the three boys sank exhaus-
ted in the bottom Of the boat. After
receiving the congratulations of the
crowd, and listening, as he saws, to some
loud talking upon the part of the parents
of the boys, Sloan requested the villag-
ers to give the rescued body decent bur
ial, and, getting on board his own boat,
resumed his voyage to the American
side.
Some time after Slcan visited Chippe-
VI, and on inquiry concerning the final
of his adventure, was surprised to learn
that the dead man had been resuscita-
ted and was thenil Niagara Jail on a
charge of rape. Tn trial ca ne on. but
the accusers not appearing, the man,
whose name was Daned McGarrey was
released.
1t appeared that McGarry had been
living on Navy Island. in company with
two other men and the wife Of one of
them. After drinking bout, one day,
the two men picked a quarrel with Nc
Carey, which resulted in the latter tax
ing to the water and the stick of Drift
wood to which he w.s found clinging.
Having thus, as they supposed, been re-
lieved of their troublesome companion,
the mn gave themselves no farther
anxiety about him, and great was their
astonishment at learning that he was
alive at Chippewal They at once hit
upon the expedient of the arrest, and IN
their compla nj, backed by the evidence
of the woman, poor McGirrey was like
ly to have little Cause for thanklulness
at having escaped going over the Falls,
only to die by the rope. But bis accu
sers did not appear at the trial-they
had gone to answer at q higher tribunal,
for the deeds done in the body
They had removed from the Island to
Chippewa, and, to celebrate the event,
had resorted again to the jug, and after
geling thoroughly drunk, laid down in
heir boat to sleep off the effects. The
craft was imperfectly secured the
curreat fthe creek carried her out in
to the river, and heIplessly they were
carried towards the awful cataract.-
They awoke when already n rapids,
and we're seen to toss their hands and
gesticulate, madly, for help. But no
human arm could aid them there the
wild waters engulfed them, and the death
they had contrived for another was
their portion at the last.
McGarrey lived for many yeprs-per-
haps still survives. Mr.. Sloan saw him
during the "Patriot war;" near Point
Abne, stifly bearing arms in the ser
vice of Queen Victoria
Our readers may be assured, that in
every item of this singular story, we
have adhered strictly to the truth
Perhaps we have not. in justice, dwelt
efficiently upon the noble conduct Of
Sloi and the boys, whose feat of stem
ming the current of the Niagara at that
dangerous pace, was one Of the most
heroic actions we have ever known.
Butte record., 1854-08-26
PROBATE COURT.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL WHOM 1T
In may that have flied in the Probate Court
Of Butte County. petition praying order Of said
Court mike. execute and deliver Messrs Paden &
Fall conveyance for the Rancho in Butte County Ga
formerly = ned by T. D. PhiIbrook. deceased ANY
person interested appear in said Court Monday
June Goth A. d. 1854 and oppose the same, il proper
as bearing Of said petition will be held at that time
BY order OF said Court.
T. WELLS, Pub. Adj,
Bi5vsn, Butte &C. Cal, Hsy q, 1854. swsss
Butte record., 1854-08-26
M pnIATEas

e NV EDITION 1F tits sP -'IF~ noo< '7
lsA Brlce', Nv ora iepe sIands WiHHe a1is e1
~ sIi.b by4r. 1854. ard Wiil ba ga @ fl 5.r .-l
.prie,ir- ~ lr'aiii- pii-a~ w1r gfI s-a1 ar go.
sl Re iarW'fsle4 isem g EGli oa receipt il4 ,a-s
at lily eeus f1r the po7'ase
III - ire exhibited nlu, articles mover before shown:
there have been added he foaadr. vare,.- ~
H5nnan g from uin-- P, ,oa lu Piari. vs-iu- .-l-
iiatuus a VI Writing great number of Fonts orders.
both pl''u and illuminated, labor -nviug furs, aud
complete foundry oi Germans. The liFrs urs mtas.
iacnlred are CAST irou new cpnh.haiop u' ursl Hi
great lrbiits, ard are Usulg ker of hrnl in lr-'
qiienes- 1vcrs iaucs fort is -fi hy sai-G, ala at
the printed prices. which from .e1 70 iwru.yiF-
per cent les, tn ihose Di some other h,paIu-s af
printing ml.erigis are furnished gtaii rs If.
ces ehAcr tor cush credit Pr.n1er+ w-lint 60 rrlH
accounts with me, wbose dealing, hsvs he,n tong
suspended, are requested 70 accompany t-ir orle.s
with city references Go prevent delay
Printers OF newspa9sn VII choose t7 pHh4-h 'ts
advertise renf. inc'I4iEe i '. three fir-- i-.urs
she Isl l august 1874. aud send md o iae pa'Hrl
vii bs pat Ia type when Ihey purchase Eve uas .i8
amount of thsir b.ll iruD tne, of my fluarfrt,
7sicc'ei from by spec,ilrls GEORGE BRUCE,
Is 3Gherbers st New F,rk
Butte record., 1854-08-26
AGENTS FOR THE RECORD.

Gg~ Mr. WILLIAM HATFIELD, will hereafter ar,
as Agent forthe Butte Record in san francisco. who
alone i authorize to receive subscriptions, advertise
meiiis &c. ana aug business conn ,clel vita
this Office lie may be found Al the banking house Of
Caruhers, Anderson, & Co., Montgomery 81.
1g~ MR. GEORGE C. BUDDEN. is authorized 10
act as AGENT ior the Weekly Butte Record and Trans
act any business connected with this Office. tie may
be founI at the Office Of Wells, rarso Co. Magsyie
ag' MR. BoYCE at the Manhattan Ranch, 6 miles
above Collsa, will agent for the Butte Record
sg~ Mr.. HUGH BLACK, orr Comfy Surveyor s
authorized TO Agent for This paper ANY urs'
given him, subscribers will be properly Forwarded
10 the Aldre~s and location designated
Butte record., 1854-08-26
THE BUTTE RECORD
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Butte record., 1854-08-26
A THRILLING INCIDENT.

[rRoM THE BUFFALO DEMocRAr.l
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-10-28

4, ~ srAuAa cnAs @. GRAHAM.
T.. N. GRAlIAM. d BRO.
= HAyr entered INTO oo.paricrshlp
~ and are nov receiving large stock Of
DIV Gcois Srocer,ss and Plantation Arirls,,
a, the old stand Dallas street Oar stock il
large and well assorted, aud whsre determined
to sell a, reduced prices for chh, or TO punG-
lua customers ON the usual ting. The FOLLOW
.ng ARTICLES comprise portion Of our stoek.
A large lot Of assorted ptints
a large lot OF oottonaie-,
Brown and bleaohad iiuens
Brown and bleached domesiics,
Lowells hlnghama
Black silbs, Fancy silks,'
lissurs, Bemges,
Hosiery. assorted, Fancy bonne's,
A las5c 10, Of ready made clothing,
Boots. shoes, and bats,
Travelling trunks, carpet bAgs,
Saddles, bridles, mad'nPalcs, hslicrs, saddle
bags. horse and mule collars. hardware, and
fancy articles, trace aud log chains, cast steel
hoes, Collins axes, otoss-cut and hand sawa,
planes, aud bench screws nails, assorted, china
aud Qu-ensware, tobacco and eigara, and also
An Assortment Of Groceries
Hall and spear plows, Masonic ana Odd
sferylhing needed IN this market,
T.. =. All those who are indie bied 10 i. ii
Graham, on old accounts or notes. for the years
1850, 1851, 1854, and 1853, viii plesYe come
forward and pay up, and accept thanks Tor past
layoft
Jefferson, April 2e. 1854. iy