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Sewanee House.

G many, Norway and England
june5 SNOW, MACkESlIE CO
Sewanee House.
NASHVILLE, TENN
BRIDGES SON, PR0PRET0Es.
THIS desirable house has lately been entirely reftted
and furnished and there has also been added
Der la O. and beautiful rooms, dining hall &c.
The house centrally located, to the Gene
raj Stage flee, steam Boat Landing and the business
portion Of the city
lie and trends in general, in style not to be sur
jnne50' BRIDGES SON, Pcopr:etOrs.
New Banking House.
JOHN D. JAMES A. wHELEss DAVID D. JAKEs
JOHN ID. JAMES 4 Co,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS,
Next Door TO the Bank of Nashville,
NASHVILLE TENN
ER DuRKEE.
l89 WATER S1EEET NEW YORK,
Manufacturer and Proprietor of
DURKEE'S YEAST or BAKING POWDER,
Importer and Deslerin Q
CREAM TARTAR,
- Sup CaTb Soda,
CASTLE Soap
Black Lead,
British Lustre
Reid Pearlash Sslsratus,
dAc9a-rr Msichrs--~sr kwood
BREAST PUMPS.
THE undersigned has lust received the best snd most
convenient Breast Pumps ever invented.
For safe bv AARON STRETCH.
INTEREST paid on Deposits BY
L nil Join D. JAMES 4 co.
ZINE AAU oitrhT Bills, ptIDoipAl cities
in the Union bought and sold at the lowest rates By
iau1l JOHN JAMES co.
4 NGI..,4,. IIu>o niad- on AL Uniled
iapr JOHN ID. JAMES & co:
IHROUHH II SIX MINUTES.
PATENT ICE CREAM FREEZER,
A ID extraordinary and astonishing improvement IN
y Cream Freezing will freeze sic minutes. by sln
pie ami eeg application Of well known principles, pro-
dueing this desirable and surprising result. child Of
ten years can EianE-e Il without difficulty.
THREE SILVER MEDALS,
awarded by The Marlaud Institute ard first class dpo
ma OF the MeroPo tan Mechanics Institute attest the
superiority OF hls apparatus all others.
As further aad convincing proof the excellencs Of
this Freezer, the undersigned would sIste that
THOUSANDS
have been sold since the patent ssued For -ae BY
auC5 snow. "'CEtN7'E ~
4 PPLE PEELEft>. a - ae.-- -: : El q. .
N Machine. by which bushel OF APPLES PeAcEes Po
IN an hour. For sale by
Gng5 SNOW, MACKENZIE 4 co
I BDIES' BONNET TRUNKS;
l. Sup Sole leather do
do do Ashland Vslises;
do do pain de-;
variety OF Black Kip Travelling Trunks Juat re-
celved by RAMAGE CHURCH.
-lnyol A. College street.
COTTON 0SNA URGS.
H FALES su error No. s 0snaburgs, just receir-
on-4 ,FYwoUR FAxNTNG co
EASH . { WHEAl Il want to purchase n "
limo A. HAMILTON.
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st Evl , and great
depression Of

The proprietor calling the attention Of the public 10
this preparation does with feeling Of the utmost con-
hdenee in It's virtues and adaptation to the diseases for
which il is tecO1 Isadcd-
Il aEt unried article but one that has stood
the test OF a years trial before the American people
and aud sale unTivaled by any similar are
par4;iens The testimony favor given bv the
most prominent aud veil known PHYSICIANS and indzid-
uas IA al parts Of The country is imaelss The follow
ing from your State respectfully subntted-reler-
ing any who st doubt nay Memorabilia. :"
Practical Recsi9t BOok, tor Farmers and F4mes-to
b0 had gratis OF al The Agans for the German Bitfsrs
Pu1ciysl Oce and Mandatory, l2O Aren ST. Phadel-
phia, Pa
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i ID. STEVENSON having associated with him in the
ILs Dry Goods business Nr. ! p. BIRTHRIGHr. 9. the
business viii D. continued the and style of
VsNsON bIRTHEIsuT either Of NhOm have full power
settle aud close the business Of the ae Of stevenson
& " hite. rmv2
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a. n. HYRRs C. cARTER
- CARRIAGES THAT MUST BE SOLD.
XNTE have vet on hand about WkNT1- - 50
w FIVE FIN z CARRIAGES, ROCKWAYS 7H&@Er
AND BUGGIES of the newest style, warranted the
best material aud superior rkmanshp, all Of which
determined to sell price other in the neA
ninety days. all who want Buggies cheap come along.
MYERS Il GARTER, SO, AarFet ST.
aug.lI Opposite Nashville Inn
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.TItE MN NOpE U,TEI,.

THE subscriber having hlS lease f the NEW
/ NUAh Hotel, aud expended large amount OF
money gu painting larPetng and cUrnisshbg u, intro
dlcIug bathing fuOms, alter Closets, possible
convenience aud luAury throughout invites continuance
a. rh. ,ub nc patronage that has SO long h0cIalW
,aurIyd the former proprietor uf the Nsw York hotel
NH ent that the house will be found with lis
,.,sarn:S IN d better condition than When first upsred
ai rhe RECEPTION OF guests he location Of tUe HuIel,
,.,.,,8f fg On Brold~ ay iron Washington 10 Wave y
Pr Is scntra and convenient either for uptown visits
,rdKn ioWn business and during te sumrle- season
l. an of the coolest houses in the CITY. Ne as are Iegu
n served al the fable Hute OF in privae rcons aud
al all b. urs The terms not higher than at
Der bI,t class huelS and for the rest The proprietor
leaves ls guests TO speak Tor hlnl. - . - ~
-. y.,r!- ryofsl I1lv : 1875 iulvl I'm cod
NtIr. s.G>IDENCE ~ L.DGEFIELD.-
n Ae ate offering tur sale iiouse ana Lot IN Eoge-
80 m oIer tr terms The house and lot rs situated on
T-.~ .rset near sir TasbIngtons The house con ans
t- ,,5 rooms and il is desirable location for any one
is-n,- small and cheap residence near the eeg re o
. C,lun LtNDSLEN CROCkEIT,
,,,,an 33 College street.
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A VALuABLE TRACT OF LIND ZOE sALE.

THE Undersigned Oilers his valuable Farm, situated
Coffee County three miles from Pelham, aud six
lies from Hill boro the road from Nashville Chat
Ia5Oog aud three hundred yards from the Pleasant
Plains Male aud Female Institute, and Contains abUut four
hundred and twenty-five said IA N has been long
esteemed OF the best the county and located
healthy section, Entirely exempt the visitation o.
all maignant There about two hundred and
twenty II cleared land, all under good tence
and in Oh Of cultivation. There two comfort
sble dwelling houses, a commodOCs T. stables, with
comfortable negro bouses. In Snort II is well improved
Said farm has fertile and prOduct SOIL adinira
by adapted the cultivation Of grass clover anil small
grain &c and be made Of the stock farms in
Middle Tennessee-having suihciency OF water every
necess .ry posnt
Pos,eSsiO can be had at any time Persons desrous
of purchasing, respectfully invited 70 examine the
premises and learn OF the subscriber the particulars rs
the terms &e., (feb5wtf) P Il PRICE
~ OLD AND SILVER DoughI and SOFA a. best rates, BY
II ianll aOHN ID lanes A 90
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XNTE want to purchase 80. 900 lbs. GOOD BA-
w CON for which We viii pay the highest market
price in Cas- s. II. LOOMS CO,
feb24 No, AZ Public Square.
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Attachment Notice.
HOr e h. hammer,
as. AtfHcIfur1f
A. c. Vim.

NOTICE is sreby given 70 said A. C VIM tia. an Az
~ Iachment mas been sued oct at the tance Of a
Himner, ana lsved upon bis properly the 25h March
last which atachmsnt has been returned befre Josiah Per
rss Esq Justice Of the Pece for Davidson county and
further Proce dngs therein stayed according 70 law uui
the 10Th DAY Of Noveulb-r next a. which time tI al
HBn 10 noiined 10 attend al Office Of said Justice in
the Court IN the city Of Nashville and defend the
same, II ne think proper O. IL HANNTR
my6- gm
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7HE subscriber proposes 10 receive limited number OF
f,g,iS tuirsTuct IN ali the braH'hes OF thorough
English and Classical EdncatiOn.
Every ucaou-l acII wall be PROVIDED ior In stacy
nF the Natural Sciences There viii be good chemical
and rrr.e,nical apparatus. hne cabinet Of minerals,
and we'll ss ecied library, TO hch the students may al
oil times, have tree access.
No Iu. under ten wears Of sge can be received
The urst session will commence on the F4nSI
DAY W September.
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~ OLD AND SILVER bought and Dest rates, BY
" janll John D. JAMES d co.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21

CoRREcrroN.-It affords US pleasure to cor
rect the statement made in our issue Of thu
7th inst, in regard to the cause Of the acci
dent which occurred in Bilwen ON the 4th.-
We stated then, land had been SO Informed,
that the cause Of the carriage being run ava!
with on the 4th, by which several ladies were
hurt, was the result of careless driving Such
we have since been informed. was not the case
and we are well satisfied our last information
is correct, as our worthy and ever sober
townsman, Mr., Hyde, was the driver. We are
happy to state that the ladies who were in.
jured by said accident, are rapidly recovering
The runaway was the result of u breakagC
somewhere about the carriage, and could not
possibly have been avoided, under any circum-
stances, by the driver
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21

rH- We call the attention OF our readers to
the speech of Gov. BIGGER, delivered at Bright
on, and which will be found in this paper
Read it and judge for Yourself, it needs no
comments from us. Standing upon the plat
form unanimously adopted by the Democratic
State Convention, the Governor advocates no
principles for which he feels it necessary to
spolcgizc--no article of faith of which ne is
ashamed, or which requires secret, midnight
obligation to conceal Truth needs no dark
alley gatherings for its proinugation,no secret
signs BY which to recognize its votaries. 1t
publishes itself in the open sunlight Of heaven,
and bids bold defiance TO all lis enemies -
Its principles are eternal, and must an. will
prevail
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

For Senator of l4h Senatorial District
MAJ. JOHN EEDW ELL,
OF Chico.
For Member of Assembly,
DAVID 3 rIO RGAN.
For Sheriff,
p. FREER.
For County CIerh,
MILES CHAPLIN.
For .4ssessor,
II. j. MORRISON.
For Prosecuting attorney,
THOS. WELLS.
For Treasurer.
c. \. BANCROFT.
For County Surveyor.
JAMES S. LONG
For Coroner,
". i. URTON,
For Public administrator,
RANDALL HOBART.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21
Miners Meeting.

ORovILLE. July !, 1856
WHEREAS, Believing 1t to be the duty -
every good citizen to obey the laws Of hi.
country, and all others who are not citizen, 70
do the same as far as it is in his power, and a,
it has been general falling of our officer, %
Cypress the weak because they are weak, and
az they not only fail but refuse TO enforc,
them, therefore, knowing that the laws of th;,
State, impose a certain monthly tax upon OH
! foreigners working in the mines, and that th.y
have resisted our officers and refused to n,y
said miners tax as well as their poll tar.
therefore,
Resolved, That We enact a. sections 2sd
23d and 9th, of the laws of this (0phir) dis,
| trict, the following, TO wit -
SEC. o2d. No foreigner who has not CON-
piled with the laws of this State, shall bs
allowed to locate or hold by purchase or gift.
or in any manner act rs agent or assign, for
any mining clnim in this district.
SEC. 25d. All foreigners holding claims At
present, shall be allowed eight days to procure
their tax receipts for the ensuing or present
month, and that after the 10Th instant. all
| claims held by foreigners are hereby declayed
void and said claims are subject to location
by any native American or naturalized either,
SEC. 9th. If an foreigner holding a claim
or claims, (at the time said claims are about TO
be located By any citizen of the United States,
shall present to said citizen who is about 10
locate his claim, his foreign miners tar
receipt for the past or previous month, hs
shall be allowed until the 10 day of the ensu-
ing month. to procure his tax receipt for said
ensuing month.
TiOS DAWKINS, President.
AryoHTH Secy pro tenn
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21
Illus. Oh hINS, Freyfden
n B AI.woRrH Sec'y., pro ten,

Col. WALKER.-By the steamer Sierra Il.
vada we learn that Walker had landed On the
coast Of Nicaragua, about twelve miles above
San Juan. on the night Of June 2Sth. On the
29th, with l20 natives, he marched for Rivas,
and had an engagement with about 600 of the
Legitimist party, under Gen. Boska. who sur
rounded him, at which time his native allies
fed, leaving his little band to cut their way
through, which they did, with five Americans
killed and six wounded, and OF the other party
eighty to one hundred were killed. Wake
made narrow escape in this ba ;le-a bail
having carried away piece oil his cyebr, W
He then marched to San Juan, and with "a
men put to sea in the schooner San Jose, on
the morning of the LIST inst.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21

MExIco.-The late news from thi. country
would seem to indicate thatit will speedily be
broken up, under sundry chiefs, into several
all sides, and there are now only four States
in his interest, and the next steamer may
bring the news Of their having revolted -
The probability is strong that Santa will have
% .ar1csf. Tcco tl,mro.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21

w. The Democrats of fdba at their late
Convention nominated II 7. Haun, Esq. for
Senator. and Messrs +. L. Aud. r { Piatt,
A. o. Hyde. ". c. BucksleK. and DR.. S J.
Bovlesby, for Assemhlmen.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21

DvEL.-By letter from the Citizen Office,
DownievilIe. we learn that duel took place
In Sierra county on the I4th inst, between
Hon. Chas. E. Lippincott and Rcbt. Tcvis, ESQ
They fought with doublebarrel shot guns, at
forty PAGES, aud Tevis fell at the first FIRE, the
ball passing through his body, and killing him
almost Instantly. Both parties fred nearly nj
the same neusnt, and the ball from Teris
weapon passed 50 close to Lippineost's face
that he started back, causing his second to
step forward and support him This uelau-
choly and tragic ahAir grew out Of usvspa-
per controversy.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21

STATE LAws.-fn the absence Of Mr.. Cros
settle we return our kinaest acknowledgements
TO Mr.. d. B Redding, State Printer, for a copy
Of the Session Laws of this State, for the year
1855. The work is neatly printed, well bound,
contains full and SO far as hasty exalnina-
ton shows, correct index, and does greet
credit to Mr.. Redding. We would further say
for Mr.. Crossette, that he will hereafter be
pleased to return the compliment to Mr. Red
ding, notwithstanding the CANNON" spin
mage" and "shillamahoy' the editor of the
Marysrille Herald mixes UP with certain dire
ful predictions Of the future Ed. pro ten.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21

THASxs-To Messrs EveIts s Co S IL
press for numerous fsvors. They we're hrst
10 place On cur table gocdly pile Of stlan-
tic and Eurorssn psPsrs. FicioIiais' ihs-&-
.aes, Sc
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21

WEATHEH.-0n Wednesday we we're visited
by some thunder clouds, which presented US
with some very foe thunder, few vivid fashes
Of lightning, but with very little rain
Enough of the latter to lay the dust, would
have been very acceptable, as our City Fathers
have no., IS yet. mais aoy provision f5r
Watering the street.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21
Mining Items.

We give below list of the large mining
companies, with their amount of capital stock,
now engaged in fluming Feather River and its
branches in this comfy. From the haste in
which we have prepared the list, it is possible
some heavy and important companies may
have been omitted
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21

MICHAEL wAsHI> GToS HAHN, a native OF
Ohio. and aged about 20 years, Is INQUIRED
after by his fathcr. Any information concern
ing him will be received by Ovid Hahn, Can
ton, Ohio, or the editor of the Narysyille Her.
aid,
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21

@- The Hon I II. Benton has declared q
newspaper war against Indian Commissioners
Aanypenny, for reason of the rejection of the
accounts Of Lieut.. Beal, contracted while act.
ing as Indian Agent in this State The Com
mi ssiner is not contented with acting on the
defensive, but assumes an offensive position
and raps Mr.. Benton and Mr. Beale over the
Snuckies in manner anything bu, pleasant
We should judge the ex Senator had caught q
Tartar, as tho Commissioner evidently has the
best of the hgh. SO FAR.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21

MA E WOULD. most respectfully, call the
w attention If our country and city
friends to our very large and choice stock Of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND.a,
SHOES, &c, which have been re- SN{
cciving within the last month, most of ~
which were selected by one Of the partners in
New York, consisting in part, of
| Plain, figured & plaid Cloths and cassirners,
Silks. Printed and Enbroid-
CVlorcd Marcclincs and{ered table coveIs
satins. white and cold Blan-
Black, figured { plain kets,
Silks. Embroidered uuslin
Printed Linen Lawns Collars and sleeves.
French Jaconets andEhemisettes and sleeves
Lawns. in sets,
| Printed Organdie Mus Lace & Muslin sleeves.
Inns, Mourning collars,
Spring De LANES audl Embroidered l. c hdkfs
Challics, Jaconet and Swiss
French and American Trimmings.
Gipghams, Bands and Rufles
Jaconct & Swiss mus Ladies' and chidren's
Inns. Hosiery Of all kinds.
Nainsook Paris mus kid Gloves Felt M,s
lin, }Bonnets and Ribbons
French, English, ndSt'uras,l's & Umbrellas,
Amerlcan Prints, liable Danask & Nap
Irish Linens and lawns} kins,
New York Mills musir} roweling Of every va
At, 81, st, 81 AMI 1914 riety.
Sheetlngs, Heavy Ducks & drills.
Linen sheetings andyrickings, eottonades,
Pillow Linen, kentucky Jeans,
b Embroidered Lace andyWhite & colored Flan-
muslinS curtains, nels,
SILK wool and cotton3Druggets, Mating. &c.
Damashs.
We wish to call particular attention to. QUIZ
stock of
SUMMER CLOTHING
just getting out from New York, manufactur-
ed to order for US.
Country merchants can be supplied With alb
kinds Of heavy goods, a San Franciecu iohbinc
prices We go in for quick sales and smals
profits" We shall continue to get our snme-
thing new by every stenmer. aud would ba
most happy to have all give us CALI
WALKER WILSON.
West side Of D: near second
MnrysvilFe.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21

JET The Rev. DR.. Breckenridge, Of Ken
lucky, predicted the universal success of
Know Nothingism, upon the g homogeneous
ness Of the spirit and principles of the order
In the several parts Of the Union but when
we read the proceedings of the K. N Conveu-
ton at Philadelphia, we thought what fun
ny old joker the Rev Dr. must be-
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21

EMINENT OF TRxAsrRE.-Ths steamers o
the 10th scok away s2,oo7 ,6el.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21

Making total of s323, 600
To be expended in the river during the pres
ent mining season. Besides these there are
great many small operations, of side and wing
dams, which We have not noticed. On the
South Fork also are a number of small fumes,
of which, in our haste in preparing this ar
| ticle, we have not been able to learn anything
sufficiently reliable, to warrant . statement
of them
The number of fumes and amount Of money
expended has been steadily increasing each
year since 1850. and unless there should be a
very general failure to realize profits this
year, there is no d. ubt but the next year will
show considerable increase over this.
A gentlemen from Fairfield informs US that
the immense operation at that place is pro-
crossing rapidly, and that they will soon be in
the bed of the river. and earlier probably
than in any former season. The Fairfield
claims have been worked for the three pre-
vous years, and have never failed to pay
At this place is the longest line Of fume on
the river At the head is the Laid Claim,
with fume of 200 feet; the Fairfield, with
race 1900 feet, and flume crossing the
river 400 feet; the Evans Claim, with a race
of 800 feet, and fume of 800 feet and
the Lytle Claim, with 1000, making total of
100 feet, or aboat one mile and one-third of
the river conveyed in artificial channel,
The CnoLERA.-When the Sierra Nevada
arrived at San Francisco there we're about
twenty cases Of cholera on board, the disease
having been brought from Nicaragua, where i;
had been raging severely previous to the sail
ing of the steamer, but was fast abating. The
number Of deaths that occurred on the boat
during her passage are variosly reported from
twenty to forty
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21
NEW STAGE ROUTE

NHE EXP;, Boo Line OF STAGES from
II Marysvi ls utneI kee Flat. Fr.nchtowH
and West Branch OF ieasner River. viz. eDhfr.
fnomppen's Fat. Or gon Guch. Spring VAL
ley, and Cherok. Fiai, runs rs follows.
Leaves Mary ssille ii 4. o ciork A.. NJ ami.
wing At Cherokee Flat Mt . o;clock z. N s.~~
day.
HETURNlNei--seav YES Cherokee Flat At 6
o'clock A. W hrxs day aIii srriving At M.rvs-
VILE IN tii'''~' 10 take the Afternoon ,ta~e Tor
oAcrsmsAi" an Fan FINER 70 carrying Tress-
nrs' Fafce.s, Ie'is,s. Fr-ights. md our own
Express 10 nj from the ab.v. named places
All oroers io' g,"''is pron pity attended 10
OFFICE y, the United s,,ie- HofeJ. Ma.
rysvills. 4 hIS,,; ~,
Aaryes.as, ~, t.jf
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-21

Pioneer Livery ARD Sale Stable
M FULLER. Proprietor
CORNER SECOND sTnstr AND MAIDEN I4ry
MARYsvTLLE, CALIFORNIA.
Carriages, Buegt<s. aud Good Saddle
Horses kc7t constantly on hand,
FOR SAILOR III ;E ON MODERATE TERNa
GrPARrIcUI Ar Arrssors paid 70 Horses
on Livery
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