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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29
ALEX. FITZPATRICK.


! q PROPERTY, LAND MACHINERY, STOCK ol
GOODS Gc.--By virtue + several deeds of trust executed
by Benjamin sackctt and duly recorded the undersigned
Trustee VIII proceed 10 sell 10 the highest bidder all the fol
| lowing property conveyed in said deeds
| On WEDNESDAY,. tho 2d day OF January. lea6, will
proceed sell The sorehoueo II snd Sncett near fay
Mouteome, county, all o his he said Sacke, stock
usually found in country the Lease Of said Sarkctt
said house which viii xpre lst Of Sept
her 1881 piece Ground adjacent to the Virginia AID
Tennessee Railroad lying the county of Montgomery near
said store Muies Wagon and oeer Carryal Timber
Wagons and log chain set Blacksmith Tools lot Of Tim
Der; Fke plauer mud Grower aud all the fix
lures thcrcuno belonging together with the exclusive right
fixtures complete three Circular Saws for as with all their
complete Also, nj the same time and place.
TRACT LAND lyiag in Roanoke county, the waters
of Bradshaws Greek continuing 10 acres more or les -
Timber adjacent tract of land another TRACT
or LAND containing about 40 less another
TRACT or LAND adjoining the salne containing about 2
acres, less other TRACT. adjoining thnssamc
containing acrs less; ae all Of the said Saekett
right title ami Interest in aud to another TRACT OF LAND
containing acres adjoining the same, which said
/ Safkssi claims by right OF entry.
Term, liberal and made know the day of sale Acting
said deeds of trust GEO + PEERS, Irusccs
J. y. GORDON, ) '''''7'
y BAuy Of above property will be disposed Of pri.
vately, upon fair terms uilday Of sale
nov ea-dllth de- tthcnwt2dl2n }. y O. 'foS''e''
DISAPPOINTMENT.
TIE post aued I'll TUESDAY. the 18th inst
the property Lynehbnrg and till TUESDAY the 18th
January 1876 the property In Roanoke and Montgomery
counties when the sale Will take place ON the premises
dec lltl5th ian J. N GORDON trustees.
GALE OF REAE EsgaTE.-lu p"rsunnee al
- decree OF the Circuit Court oflynchbnrgl shan as
SATURDAY, the Ssh DAY Of January at clock r. NJ at
public upon credit & ~ months, two II
VACANT GROUND situated IA the corporation OF Lynch
Negotiable satisfactorily endorsed for cqs portions OF
the purchase money will be required and tho t retained I'M
WIN r YANcEY. Com'r.
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GALE OF REAL EsTArE.-A. Trustees !

- deed made by VIM - Terry viii sell
SATURDAY, the 9th day of Januav 1856. NJ public
ton, the premises, HOUSE AND LOT containing one
Of ground In the city Of Lynehburg the residence
Samuel McCorke Esq upon credit of four eight and twelve
months The sale will take place at O'clock L. NJ.
JOHN o. l.. google, rrr.,a..
dee 2ld2lwtath Jan JAMES V. KNIGHT ''"''''''
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~ NIE OE SEtV EN.-Ny NIfinU Of n detfro Of I'M
~ court Of bedford pronounced tho 2h Decem
bor 1853 IN the ehancery suit Of wv ion by a. Camp
bells admir- thu undersigned Commissioner viii proceed
Lborty the LAT day Of January, lsi6 sell likely
and valuable slaves consisting of boyn,
and child Thr sne will bc credit IT six months
neRotilbe satisfactorily endorsed will be required
ofthe Purchasers. WA T. CAMPBELL, Comm'f
den * II Ian
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NutSrC, MaSuC. VT sIG.-The undersigned ha
w Just receive d large assortment OF now and beant
MUSIC, for the Plan" Forte at u II lymhns old stand
Hank square, IynehhurF and occupied b5 Strother
Whitehead Druggists,
All kinds Of Music and Musical Instruments furnished
short notice. w, J. hREtsE'
dkr1y
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~ UNDER decd Of The County Court Of Amherst county
made December term, 1863 In the Parrish
Parrish undersigned viii TUESDAY, the 18th
OF Deccuhor sell the highest bidder cns, Amherst
Courthouse FIVE MISUNDERSTANDING al and
three fhtsu Slaves likely aud valuable aud the
desiring purchase such property spe
caly invited Il A. CDGlIlL.
n..1aa,s,.,a I ,As ( g1@ %IiNA c""'".
The above sale postponed until the Plat January that
being dry Ro. \. C0GllfLL, }
JAS. =. COLEMAN, Com'rs.
HENRY LOVING, )
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29

4 SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, at a
wholesale and retail In variety and style att "a
cash prices, by calling al NOWLANS, sign of the Ea &12e
ale, No Petersburg, Va, wheres
you win 20 He has just returned from the Nor
cn Manufacturers and Importers with the largest and most
fashionable Of Watches Jewery Silver Ware and
Fancy this State Would not be better
call his magnificent Stock and save at
he buys all his Goods for cash and sell
less the regular prices for the quality
Goods You your Watches and Jewelry
paired the and short notice. and always get
The fashionable Goods In exchange for your
Remember the place sign OF the Eagle No "a, Sycamore
street Petersburg va THOMAS NOWLAN.
a. -
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~
- GTANO SOW Els--We confidently recommend this Ma
chine farmers Having bat little machinery 1t is durable
md easily kept in order and ors regularly any quantyo
Grain desired Frank Ruin, ESQ., Editor of tn
southern Planter, TINS comments on 1t;
perfectly convinced of its great value in ecen
working capacity cheapness durability and simplicity of
srrcton thai hesitate recommcnd to the public
thing which II Is known do not often venture UPON
Again horse works tho machine with perfect case IL
breadth Of feet fast as horse can walk ana
carrying bushels time does require as many stop
pages necessary by who seeds by hand Tho
seeding is entirely independent of the wind and was done
with well during very high winds which prevailed most
time during calm because the seed arc delivered
ground We only recommend the machine,
therefore but them to buy it, not
account who is notlng to u.s. but their own
THoS BRANCH q SONS,
sep l9ts sole Agens for Pctersbnrg
BpOIIrNa wRDO1< no :. Ell, Petersburg
- NA-No1ICEn taking charge of the above establish
would respectfully solicit continuance of the
former patrous HOTEL and fricISs them
table shall always be spread with all the
lelrnces The
rtirr shall
will that the ladies who Hotel
wish grHtifed and all ask
ness furnished In the STYLE
quiet part of the city Ny Omnibus win
the different dcp0ts to attend cnstomersto them
aud fro. JOSEPH l.. CA1RINGTON,
~ 3otScts Proprietor.
~ FLOW TIA 4 BEATS 4 N n " Okl.D
BEST WORK WITH LEAST DRAUGHT
RICH' IA TENT PR fUA PL OW.
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4 IL GooOs At CAsm pnlCEs, AVN

"a u
DAY JANUARY, and lat DAY of july
GEORGE NJ RUOkER n co, respectfully beg the aen
on of their customers The public the extensive
stock of FANCY and STABLE DRY GOODS they have now
This Stock needs only be aoon to be appreciated
"a u extent styles aud prices
visiting this market Tor the purchase OF Dry Goods
Will themselves time aud money by calling on The sub
serlhara tnov atsl q. NJ. Il. e. co.
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OEn d. DAVIS b.. EOWLIS. D.. II. NowLIS.
aNAyIs, NDwGIN a. CO, Wholesale and RE-

- TAI, GROCERS AND COMMISSION AND FOR.
MARDING MERCHANTS MAIN SrltEET. IyNcHBURG
VA keep constantly hand general assortment of Groceries
and Staple Dry Goods.
Special attention paid sale Tlonr Wheat Corn and
Tobacco Ijuy Boy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29

VIRGINIA AND tenn. RAILRoADThe iron is laid this
road within miles Of Marion The work Of laying the
rack will be resumed about the Goth of January
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TIC above sale sipaued til TUESDAY, the 18th ms
to the property in Lynehbnrg and till TUESDAY the -
January 1856 the property In Roanoke and Mongome
counties when the sale will take place on the premises
GEO. =. PEERS, }.t....a.
tr.tf,
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ED sTaTEs COTKT OF CLAIMS.

To prompt and reliable buyers weafe WlIltg 10 s'i
aug iddsc5m RIO. V. LANIER.
q ZETEIL, French Confec,ioner, nearly OPP
$;i% 81
Fruits Cakes, Nuts and Candies always on hand ~
- FRESH OYSTERS for sale at I'll times Lnoy Y IS
snn pAD AsHEs LAND WARRANTS
T., " Anfh& "i' vii Rly also t attend S' to
J. N GORDON
oaee on the corner Of i street and 9th alley, Lyneh9urg.
Jr,ALnOT,& BILLIARD SALOON, Marke,
q srREET, nsa1tae iozt oniee l.. hbure, Va
nov @l.d2n
b MISSION MERCHANTS. next door 10 Liberty Ware.
house. Lynchbnr Va have just received large
that line large stock Of Blankets faed Cloths kerseys
sattnes Plaid lasey Cotton oznaburss Brown and Bleach
ed Dnmestcs Calico Boots aud Shoes Wool Hats
and APPS and many other Goods "ie they ohef 10 the trade
the best terms. loo Afis
b. ' Il ~ f'"f% 5r and c'. o
ice opposite Citizens Savings Bank Lynciburs, Va.
~ w. PAGE, ATTORNEY AT LAW. i.yn"hhnre,
u Va, renewed his Office to the roomin Of the
Telegraph Office doors below the Farmers Bank
- ~ q. r.. TATE. CoMsn.i.4ian n.rchnnts
40 AND AGENTS FOR TUE HAlb pF VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, NO Satchez street Now
Orleans. toetsrts
EMO. o. L.GOGGEN. Atorne, LAW, Lynch
~ BURG Va, practices IN all The Conris c Ia" City of
Oflcc ucar lars BiI AMI is the
eupioJ 10y Goag.n a faeo. Gy udSeiy
a GLENN "a CO, Fobp REQ and Gene n & on,-
Ne MISSION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS for the sale
~ VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO - GrayIcr
New orleans lauR Its
TXTsg.F.". s.s1ss.gNs ~ Goa. General Conn
w MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL AGENTS
Ia the Sal, oi MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Stores No.
ana -, Gra.rr corner Of Tehapouas Now or.
leans
RErrnfN Auais'cad Warwick, Capt John NJ otey
[scp 6dsriy
a gsEst ". a'sEs q, Assory n E.aw, syr.rts-
"A BURG Va, attends the Courts Of Amherst Bedford
Campbell sud the city ffurbburg Office lst Alley
between slah, and Church streets opposite the Office the
Yrsinian. LlNhd&cly
N-ORgEE4E4 HOUSE. formerly Franklin EHu-
"a TED MAIN SrREfr, LYNcHBURG, VA, MOORE q
ANTHONY PRoRIET oRsAn Omnibus always In readiness
oconvey passengers and from the Railroad Packet
Raats also for pleasure excursions. lie 1lScifly
GEo d. DAVIS. NJ b. EOWL1S y. II, NowLiS.
nAyIs, NDwgIN - co, Wholesale md RE-
- TAI, GROCERS AND COMMISSION AND FOR.
/, " ARDING MERCHANTS, MAIN SrufET, IyNcHBURG,
Va keep constantly hand assortment of Groceries
and Staple Dry Goods.
Special paid to the sale Of Forr wheat Corn and
Tobacco ljuy3cy
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EontfaIN.
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F0nTEs.--s. Glass Dlplomm award

R(aStERS a SHMONS. ssooitsciiers. statiOI
Ed TONERS AND FANCY GOODS DEALERS, who
sale and retail Ne l57 Main street nearly opposite the
change Bank Richmond Va Country Merchants viii find
large and desirable Stock OF Goods winch viii be sold
terms will warrant second call Terms cash approx
credit fiy z1-dAciy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29

FATAL REsULTTbe Abingdon Virgnian states that John
Wills an industrious laboIing who resided that
are Wednosday night last from awound he had re
ceved few days before by falling from fence
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ip1ANos ron HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-Ti


w SPONSIBLE TRAVELLING AGENTSf when you
Petersburg the very best quality second rste)
prices whh will be guaranteed TO be low At the
North South. from Il. p NASH Plano Forte Dealer,
corner Of Sycamore and Bank SITS, Petersburg
Always hand 80 and 40 Pianos select from
nearly all varying In style and finish lnov 23ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29

NARROW ESCAPE OF JOHN S. BARBOUR, JR., EsQ.-Or
urday night last between II and II o'clock, says the Alex
andria of Tuesday youths who amusing
themselves by firing pistols when The residence of Mr.
s. Barbour Jr them discharged his pistol the bal
from which entered BIS bedroom where he asleep
and striking him. inflicted severe though not dangerous
ound
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-29

AUTOMATICALLY Moore, of Clarksburghas been ap
pointed Clerk of United States Court for the Western Dis
Virginia the place of Erasmus Strihblng Of Saun
ton resigned.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-03

FIzzLED THE charges contained in
the Marysville Herald, against Genera
Winters, Mayor of Marysvillc, has end
ed in /. "grand fizzle !" The committee
appointed to investigate the matter,
have decided that the course Of Mayor
Winters was authorized by law. The
author of the charges has suffered his
personal spleen to expose his ignorance,
and is probably satisfied that a man may
be high-cock-a-lorum amongst the
Know Nothings and still not know suf-
ficient law to entitle him to act as a JUS
tice of the Pence Mayor Winters is
too high-minded and honorable a man
to be injured materially by the machina-
tions of the contemplate order of Know
Nothings. The Marysville Herald one
year ago, gave Mayor Winteis a warm
support. 1t has lately sought to injurc
him by the publication of charges which
could not be sustained What's the
matter, Gen. Alen' You'ain't one o.
them ere Know Nothing critters, are
you'
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-03

JOHN TABoR-The Butte Record is
evidently mistaken about the manner in
which Mr.. Tabor was convicted. Three
OF the Jurymen-we think four-have
protested that they gave their verdict
under mistake that they never would
have consented to it Except through a
misrepresentation of its effcct--they tho't
the defendant would be sentenced, under
their verdict, to short term of impris-
onment, and not to Deaths State Jour.
This fact alone should induce the
Governor to commute his sentence, but
we still fail to see the justice of par,
don, although public sentiment is unan-
imous IN requesting it.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-03
FALURE OF BANKING HoUsEs--The

FA1LURg OF BANKING HoUsEs-The
news from the eastern States, of the
failure of Page & Bacon, Bankers Of
St. Louis, created panic, and lun
commenced upon the banking houses OF
this State, which resulted in the suspen-
sion of the following houses: Page, Ba-
con & Co, Adams & Co., Wells, Fargo
& Co., (since resumed) Robinson & Co..
and DR.. A. 5. Wright's Miners Elk
change Bank. Heavy runs were made
on 3. Dayidson's Bank, on Lucas, Tur-
ner & Co., and on Drexel, Sather &
Church, but they were prepared for the
emergency, aad met every demand made
upon them. Palmer, Cook, & Co., San
ders and Brennan, and Tal!ant & Wilde
were, TO great extent free from the
prevailing excitement.
While other banking houses were
suspendiag, Mark Brumagim & Co., re-
manned open one hour after the usual
time of closing in order to satisfy de-
mands against them.
1t gives us great pleasure to state
that tn suspension of Wells, Fargo &
Co., but temporary, and that they
were open the next day, paying demands
and expressing matter throughout the
State as usual.
A meeting OF the creditors Of Page,
Bacon, & Co., in San Francisco, will
probably result in arrangements for that
House TO again resume business.
At present the great House of Adams
& Co., appear to have more completely
suspended than any of the others. We
can only hope that their suspension may
be but temporary, and that they may
soon be enabled to again resume bust
ness, only the more sound and safe for
their temporary suspension.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-03

PETITIONS FOR THE PARDON OF IA
BoR.-The Editor of the State Journal
has seen at the Governors office, "the
petitions for the pardon Of Tabor, who
is under sentence to be hung on the 18th
of March. The united petitions are
over one hundred feet in length, and
contain over six thousand names. OF
these there are the names of over four
hundred ladies Of San Joaquin and Tu-
olumne counties, two hundred ladies and
four hundred gentlemen of the counties
of San Augustine and Natchidoches,
Texas, from which State Mr.. Tabor i'm
migrated. There is also petition
signed by twenty eight senators and
seventy-four members of the Assembly
In addition to the petitions, the Cover
nor has received over seventy letters
from influential citizens of California and
Texas, asking for an absolute pardon
twenty-five of the letters are from
clergymen."
This almost unanimous expression of
the public in favor of a pardon, will, we
doubt not, cause Executive clemency to
unbar the prison, and bid Tabor "Go,
sin no more"
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-03

sufficient sum of money to make sur
yey thereof, and to effect such improve
ments as may be required.
Sd That as an earnest of our SINGER
ity in the foregoing representations, the
citizens of Shasta County, with an ap-
preparation of five thousand dollars from
the Legislature, obligate themselves to
make wagon road from the Sacramen,
TO the Humboldt river through Mobiles
Pass, equally as good as the Stage road
from Shasta to Sacramento City.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-03

Tire DuBIIN NATION ON Know
NorHfNGIsM-Th Dublin Nation, in
speaking of the success of Know-Noth.
ism in America says:
every day adds to the feeling Of in
security which pervades our countrynaen
in America. Their relations with the
great republic appear to be haste ming to
rupture, the extent and results OF
which no man can foresee, and of which
we shudder to think. The latest news
from the United States is pregnart with
ill-omen. The opposition to Irishman
and Catholics has assumed new proper
tons. Know NotI'ingism, with its gannt
b'gotry and grim persecution, carries is
giant head higher, and fills many with
dismay. From factious and Insignifi
cant sect, this society has assumed, the
character and form of ii powerful ma
tional party and having tested it,
strength at the ballot box-with ii sue
cess which even its most ardent advo-
Gates dared not hope--calls upon the
present Congress to shut out from par.
ticipation in the privileges of citizen
ship the outcast emigrants from Europe
but especially the Irish
The ris; and progress If this society
is unexampled in the history of agiiations
Six months ago in numbers and respect
ability it resembled the organization o.
Ribbon Lodge. To-day it sweeps the
Massachusetts, State election, from the
Governor to the Street inspector, and
holds IA national convention at Cincinna-
Ii, under the Pres dency of JOIN Clay
ton, Secretary of State during Harrl-
sons administration, and Senator from
Delaware in the present Congress
'Down with the Irish - is cry from
Maine TO California. The formidable
results of this agitation are already Sc
verely felt
Wa are not surprised to learn that al
important convention Of the Irish il
Canada is about to meet and discuss the
most advisable means to be adopted for
the security of their friends in the T. s.
Neither are we surprised to hear tina
the latter are returning in large numbers
to the home which it were better per-
haps they had never left Depreciation
at home is even better than Ii of ill.,
suit and suffering in a foreign land, Ii
is not improbable that an exouus on a
large scale may be directed across the
St. Lawrence before many mouths.
The Irish in the States have numerous
friends in Canada, who h ave warm hearts
for them, and more sincere welcome than
the time-serving politicians of the I'm
ion. There are also fruitful fields and
noble Rivers outside the States---com-
munities of people identical in religion,
in feeling. and in patriotism with the
Irish in the Republic, and it is quite
possible the latter may accept any invi-
tation that may be offered them TO settle
in the backwoods where they may rear
their churches, adore their God, and
bring up their children in the love of their
fitherland, without fear or favor.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-03

~ The old fashioned rain, will
which We were favored during the early
half of the week, has had a tendency IL
make vegetation look green, and miner;
look more cheerful. Notwithstanding the
panic in thelower country, the banks Of
Butte County have resumed payment,
and if they do not succeed in setting the
bankers who have failed on their pegs
again, it will be because our miners are
smart enough TO take care of it them
selves, and are not willing to deposit it
With Bankers, aud then burst them up
BY calling for it.. 1t is only in dry wea-
Their, when all signs fail, that our banks
suspend. Water is plenty at present,
and every body lively. An occasional
shower now that the ground is full of
water, would keep the ravines running
constantly, and soon give fresh impetus
to business, by adding materially to the
circulating medium.
The river rose rapidly and has con
tiuued high, from which We infer there
has been but little snow in the mountains
during the present storm. Some Of our
miners, who had too much water in their
claims, followed the example of the Riv-
CT, got high and mt on a bender.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-03

New DIGGINGs Extensive and Rich
Diggings have lately been discovered
at the head of Dickson's Ravine, near
Oregon City, Oregon Gulch. Davis &
Co., realized so dollars from five pans
of dirt.
Diggings have also bec1 discovered
near Henry j. Morrison's Ranch, which
pays $40 per day with Rocker. Wa
ter is scarce at both these places, but
the present raius have doubtless enabled
those having claims to realize good pay
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-03

GREAT PoLITICAL LIGHT SUDDENLY
Ex7rNcUTsHED.- OF our northern
contemporaries, who had failed 10 find the
necessary amount of talent for an L S.
Senator in any one man north IF San
Francisco, urged the formation ola Cal
forhia party, and the election of Iasiah
C. Woods, resident partner of Adams,
L. Co., to the q. S. Senate. How does
the "crisIs just airiv," affect the new
party, and when is Mr. Woods to be
elected Will the Marysville Herald
inform u.s. That paper, having appa-
rently lost its reckoning in the sea OF
politics, or the death of the great wing
party having left it withuot a sailing
chart, although there is an expert hand
at the helm, it has lately been sailing
by the charts Of that great navigator
Mr.. CULVER, and had ALMOST succeeded
in forming a new party and electing Mr.
Woods to the Senate, when financial
crisis ''arrivn and knocked the new Cal
ifornia party into "cocked hat" To
what party the Herald will now attach
itself, we Know Nothing but should
not be surprised to see it come boldly
out and acknowledge allegiance to the
degenerate sons of the noble sircs of
'76'-or is it the 81. O. S. of '76 '''-
which being translated means the On
dependent order of rs Suckers-in vul-
gar parlance "Know Nolhings !"
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-03

WHAT DOES 1T Mean The Marys-
vile Herald dcnounce. the nominee Oh
the Union Ticket for Mayor of Marys-
vile, as an Inveterate offire seeker. .
Mr.. Fowler we understand has ALWAYS
been, and is now, consistent wing. and
If the Herald" is wing paper. why
don't it support him 1t really looks
as if the Herald belongs to the '"Indig
nant Order of 76 Suckers - How is
it, General:
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-03

QUARTZ MINING CoMPANIEs.-Fr
= list of companies published in the S
F. Prices Current, we see that there are
Is Quartz Mining Companies in Butte
County, with an aggregate capital stock
Of $l,O56, 900 90. This however, in
cludes those in Plumas county, as they
were returned as belonging to Butte
previous to the division of the county.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-03-03
NOTICE.

The Stockholders of the South Feather Wa.
ter Company are hereby notified. that the
Trustees of said Company, have levied q fourth
assessment, of ten per cent. upon each share
of stock, and that the same j. ordered t. be
paid on the Goth of March, 1866, together
with all arrearages upon former assessments
By order of the 3 lr1
NJ H DARRACH.
Forbestown, Feb. 18th, 1850. Sec'ry
feb17-l5