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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-26

NEW CoNcERN.-Messrs Russell & Co ,
have have just opened an Auction and Com
mission House.on Montgomery street, oppo-
site the Orleans Hotel, and together with
their services as Auctioneers, offer for the
consideration of.the 0rovlle public, large
stock of Groceries and Provisions Charles
Friedman, one of lour '49 pioneers, docs the
knocking down." and in his own particular
branch acknowledges no superior, and sci
dom finds an equal.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-26

DnAlNING.-A Ditch to carry off the wa
ter that has spread itself out in miniature
lake at the base of the bluff in the rear OF
town has been dug through powner Street
to the b INK of the River. 1t strikes us the re
is chapce TOR some enterprising mlner to
secure u good thing by claiming this wa
ter aud using it in working the oldBar A
waste tlume toe conveying the water and
tailiugs from the Bluff will eventually have
to be constructed; and we hear it suggested
by those who ought to know, that such
work would result to the profit of whoever
should engage in it, from the fact that q
great deal of fine gold would be saved.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-26
4 Sccr., >,...,. I<noW si,C.

We notice that Dr.. Brown at the Butte
Drug Sore, is constantly receiving and sell
ing, large quantities of choice Drugs X Med
icnes, and the secret of his success is. that
he buys low far cash, therefore lie is able to
sell cheap, and we will guarantee to the
public hat every article bought there is
pure and genuine See advertisements So
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-26

MEND YOUR WArs-John Wlcy,with his
mule cart, has undertaken very important
task, that of cleaning our, streets Of the
many "dornicks," snngs, old boots, dead
dogs, &c., that have been so long acoumu
lating. As he charges bat 81 each to the
various residents on the principal streets,
we hope he will be encouraged III his en-
deavvrs. and in n very short time we can
have our streets 10 as good, If not better
condition than before they were overturned
by the workmen in laying the w"ter-p'pes
lie is now at work on Montgomery street
and intends when that is properly cleared,
to give the other streets an. n.oyerhauling.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-26

CoRRECTIoN.-ln speaking of the forcible
election of midnight hrawler from the Or
leans hotel the other night. we made mis-
take in not accreditng his arrest to Capt.
Sharkcy, our very efficient night watchman.
who attended to the rascal himself. The
Captain is always on hand when his services
are needed, and is, indeed very tr0stwor-
thy and reliable officer.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-26

WALKING MATCH-Mr. kennovan, the
great pedestrian, who lately accomplished
the extraordinary feat of walking one hun
dred consecutive hours in Nary sville, is in
town, and has already made the arrange
ments to do the same feat again here llc
has secured the building on.the corner of
Montgomery and Huntoon Streets. known as
the Magnolia Saloon, and is saving the nee
essary preparations made, that of making q.
platform, etc.
On Sunday next the rooms will be thrown
open tor the inspection of the public lie
commences h, wearisomc task on Thursday
Morning ut ten o'clock, and walks until two
o'clock the following Monday. What won
dertul powers of endurance A man mus pos.
sess to be able to withstand 81 great an
amount of fatigue and loss of sleep
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-26

AFFAIR OF HoNoR.-We were told yes
terday that two of our prominent citizens
had difficulty at Bidwell the night before,
and that one of the gentleman had chal
lenged the other to the field of honor. We
trust the affair will be amicably settled.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-26

X. N. CoNvENTIoN>--The Ki-Yies hold a
pOS-w here to. morrow. On which occasion
ehey intend to designate certain individuals
whS are to be defeated for county officers.
They say they amt Know NQthings, bpt we
don't believe it.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-26

EMIGRASTs We saw two men yesterday
who had just crossed the plains. They were
on horseback and looked rs if they had pass
ed the psrils Of the deserts and the Glkdh
without much material damage. We had no
opportunity TO speak With. tthsW...
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-26

yEo~ We would call particular attention
to the Advertisement Of Messrs Abel &
Monty, who have recently opened an Anc-
ton and Commission House on Myers street
above Bird They are accommodating and
agreeable gentlemen, and display a, well
take pleasure in recommending them to our
friends as business men and we'll deserving
of patronage.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-26

The WEATHLR.--For the past Two weeks
we have been oppressed with as uncomfort-
ably hot days and nights as we should ex'
pect to see in lhe hottest part of Jane and
July, The nights ere particularly uncom
Portable, and may occaNV1 great deal OF
sickness.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-26
ORo,n;E, sept. 24th, le56.
w ager,

Rstween James Kennuvnn and Andrew j. Quirk, OF
SjuO
=! James kennoN AZ. agree tn perform the feat of
Walking 100 consecutive hours Un u pauk - feet IN
length, without sleep or rr>t and II la'l J, James
kruuoVun, viii forfeit the sum Ot Sjuu--lh" said
amoUia Is IN the hands Of " IN Coffee. "ho will act
as Referee. signed
JAMES kENHDVEN.
N.rnss. JOHN GEDkOW.
!, Andrew J. Qulrk agree tu pay Mr.. james Ken
nONHu he sum ol 500 II he prrturn8- the task Of
walking 100 consecutive rtr~ un pan0 - ct in
len th without sleep or rest, ana hereby auh"r/r
Mr. illiam Coffee Ia pHN The money te James ktn-
uuYan, soon us the ital - completed.
Signed, A. j (lIIRk.
Witness IpIIN GEDkbW.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-26

New GooDs MIR Simon is about lening
new stock of fashionable Clothing and
aud fancy dry goods, in the brick building
just erected by Ritche & Co. He is TO oc-
cupy one of the stores that face on Myers
street, see his advertisement in an anoth,r
column,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-26

SIGNIFIcANT.--If, as Byron says, "oystsrs
and eggs are amatory food" certain, mill
tsry friend of ours, who last eve luxarited
upon half dozen of Charles's choicest BIZ
valves, must be matrimOnially inclined-po-
co tempo.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-26

SOME PUSKINs.--Tapse immense sauashes
that lag yesterday in their vegetarian gran,
.deur.On the United States Bar, are of about
as monstrous proportions as squashes ever
getto be- As "some. punkins' they are
emSismasical Of the gsptlsusnly proprier
<ers, their 6xins, SC.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-26
Two arr.t. wu,h Knowing"

IT " plain tO D. seen IN the advertisement above
that Doctor Brown BUYS FOR CASH. aud III the
below. that CHARLEY BRuw> SELLS FOR
CASH, Liquors and cigars OF all kinds AT LOW
PRICES in the Fire>Frouf Building, next door In
Randall \ McDcrmolts Drug store, Montgomery
street. see advertisement below. 80
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-26
AUCTION SALES.
&. Russell &c Co.,

G. RuSScll &c Co.,.
FoRMERLy ~, FROST STREET, SAGqAnDSFo CITY.
HMANE LOCATED THEMSELVES n the town
of Oroville opposite the Orleans II oel for the
purpose of Iransacllug general Auction and Com
mission business. in.a ts branches. Regular sale
Diy>, every SATURDAY and sunday afternoon from |
To O'Clock = NJ. Outdoor sales IN all parts o the
Town or County Will he promptly altendtd Il - at the
~eS 7ales AT prr.na sale. they also keep constant
N on and large. assortment OF GrOceTlts. PrOVis-
ions CIOthlng. Miners Tools. &c, winch they obi
gate Themselves to sell at Sacramento prices whole
sale and rtHail.
Nr. Charles Friedman. In y,ng been in the Auction
Cuisines. since lHI9 will insure perfect satisfaction 10
the community a. large so
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-26

says a new paper has just made its appear
ance in that city, styled the Evening StaL.
1t is published and edited by the scholars of
The San Francisco Evening School. 1t is q
weekly paper.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-26

ns- NOTICE-Dcncon ShcldpS having taken tn,
Bar at the Orleans Iol, invites his friends and The
public to give him u cal Sepi 70
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-26

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w cannot be too
grateful to the various newspaper agents,
Expressmen and Stage Drivers. for the con-
,lant tavors they are doing us in keeping Us
supplied with papers and periodicals. Mr.
Garnham, Joe McWilliams, MIR. Harris,
Dave Rogers, Mr.. Nye, Mr.. Watson, Mr..
Gaston, are among those we will partcu-
&c rs being among the kindest ond most at :
tentve to usiu these matters.
FRANK CARPIED Tins most c0iiging Of
Landlords and p nce of Caterers, has rent,
ed the entire United States building, to
sether with the upper stony Of the adjacrnt
brick building, and in addition to his res
taurant, has provided msef with the hest
arran zen ents for keeping lodging house
in Oroyille. Franks beds are all new aud
fresh, and he can furnish everybody and
any body with any kind of lodgings, from n
'double biler' bed in a private room, to a
cot in the corral
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-26

poR CLERK or SUPREME COURT,
CHARLES 5. of 1uba
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-26
,,Tloy,L DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
DEuOCRiTlC STATE 1tkET.

ToR PRESIDENTIAL KLECTORs,
AUGUSTlN OLlVERA, GEO. FREANOR'
=. DELLA TOKRA, A. Z. BkADf OhD'
FOR CosGREss.
CHARLES Ii SCOTT,..... of Tuolumne.
JOSEPH MCKIBBEN ,.........of Sierra.
FOR CLERK oF SUPREME COURT,
CHARLES 5. FAlRFAN,.......of luba.
yoR sUPEPINTE ~ PUDLIc INSTRUCTIONS.
ANDREW J. MOULD IR,. of San Francisco.
Regular Democratic County Nominations
FOR MEMBERS oF ASSEMBLY.
JAMES ) LONG,
Ii. j. MORRISON.
uoR Assessor,
JOHN II LILLARD.
FUN .ORoSER.
DIR. J. u. BROWN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-26

yoR sUPERISrE~pE~T oF PUDLIc INSTRUCTIONS.
ANDREW }. MOULD IR,. of San Francisco.
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N OTTO T..

r WILL. sell, atr,,y Residence. on the Flrsl
i Tuesday in f'L,noTy"tri, MI NY I:ea: aud
Personal Property. 90 sIstin.,o of al'out
430 Acres Of Land,
near half Of which is in the wools and well
tirnhrr-.l. The open laid is IL II higl, state of
cultivation, with hu .lre.l acres uf low
srou,.ds On the ilac. nrr:a COOL
- Dwelling-House, :.
Gin.house and Screw. AID other necessary
huildings .iiinsgood rei,air The Fer; y known
Moseley's Ferry,
a. well as the landing t,n the Georgia side Of
the River. will De sold AT the same time. Also,
Nine Likely Il HSgroes,
tagetl,er with li1rse Cattle. ,lecI, AMI IIo q
ilons.h,'tl nui: Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
ir"l;', Cora, Fodder, P.aa aul Gals .,ns Car
riase and Harness. three: Wagons aud other
articles unnecessary {" inenf. .i,,I. > - - +jS
Terms made knuwn un .lnynf sale.
=. - -. NARY MGSELEY.
Cd Any Of the al"vrinrh,in.c,i can he
bought privately previous to 6rsto Feir' airy.
Jan 10. 1855 ST .i
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acst rr.''ii"rn' among 1l,e "ul ircts contrn,pia
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.ig.fieid an.l I;Aruweil districts into two new
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~. and the peoples side Of the Electoral G,les-
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SpkATANBURG
EE NAL E co l. l. H G E

49, FACULTY.
J. woFFoRD TUCKER Is:sid.nt. and Pro
Jessor of English LITERATURE; "
REv. CHARLES ,rAYL,K. NJ D, Prof. sxor
Of Natural Scienc. aud Math.maf;.;
Miss Pii"BE PAINE, Instrurtr"~s IN Lfod,rn
Languages. Bstany .Physioiogn descriptive
Astronomy Ancient and Sacr"d Geoyraphn, etc
ST: p. E .,AUNiER. Protssor Of M"ae;
~ A Lady competent To Instruct III Any oi the
Ornamental branches + F-n,nl. Eucnt"n will
spbe procured before the commencement Of the
i. TUITION FEES
Preparatory Department. $40 year.
Collegiate Department. einbra- 81
eing everything taught in the II
College cuurse. 40 81"
II Muaie on Piano, extra, =. 4vs:fl."
Fancy Needle Work, Wnx- =
flower Work. Leather work,
ETC., -"
Tuition Fees payable in all cases strictly Zone
Term. or huff Yearly in advance.
Board, the Campus with
members Of, Faculty, incIud-
ing all expenses lights. fuel,
: whsFing, attention, dc, Sl2 per month
: Board. without the items of
;. lights aud washing. 10 ="
Quarterly payments in advance will =. re-.
ouired for 6oard.
SCHOLASTIC TERMS
X: The next regular Term will commence on
nOudaSy tuo ZOLu vi rcuTuaTS. AHnuat IDn.
: mencement at the same time with Woffurd
4 College, in July; no summer vacation. The
Fall Term will close in December.
;. All the appliances are now complete for IA
successful prosecution Of our labor. A geo
Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus has
been purchased and is now ready for use. Tie
ntmost care and attention will l$6ss paid to the
health and comfort. as well as the mental and
3 moral Improvement, Of our Rufis.
Z Z In the mode and processes OF Education. cur
purpose Is not only to instrurt correctly. bur t."
discipline the understandings teach young.
Z ladies ltotu to think: :: ..S.Sf
s Il is butsjuss torourselves to say that n,,r
! Professor OF. Music issone of the ni0-t skifu!
mastera Of tile science; be-. desrrvedly stands.
seeoitd 20 none In his own departments :,
sWeamayt allowed TO remark here that We
regard the Spar isr'Gurg Feuae College MS ia.
& cheapest Institution Of similar grade in south
St Carolins. Apupil may avail herself Of the lflr
s9vantAges Of everything in the College course.
with Mpsic, BoardiBgs and all incidental s.,it-
isstic charges for little less tan two hundred
3 dollars 4 year = Thus 81 81 I. !, t.,..;
t Board, 80 months. Sic ID, $lh8 90 30
= Literary Department, ~ .D
Music extras ~ y 40 10 ~
Contingent tfas. and use Of Piano. 80 40
20: = J.. wOFFORD TUCKER.
spart burg, C., Jan, ], 1855 81 I'm
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sunLef one s1sPse. yoxr' aiscs i,w,p shi3;aass
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-26
COMMERCIAL.
Monetary and Commercial Review.

Business in the money market has contln-
ued quiet, and with the exception of an adj
vance in exchange, no new feature has been
exhibited since the date of our last weekly re-
view. The demand for money has been mod
crate, and it has been pretty generally met
where the offerings were good at rates of in
terest ranging from 8 to II per cent There
is very little prime paper offered in the street,
and for the class of paper usually offered out
side, the rates vary from Is to "a per cent.
Eastern exchange advanced on Friday to =
o. premium, but declined yesterday to Il @
y. There has been a falling off in the supply
consequent upon the continued suspension of
navigation, and to this the improvement in
prices was attributable. On the opening of
the river the shipments of produce will be
heavy, and as this will increase the supply of
drafts, dealers do not look for high prices to
be sustained. New Orleans sight ranges from
Il to q prem. buying and selling Gold g a
% prem. buying, and 5s@M selling. Bills
are in fair supply at 98@ 99 for sixty and thirty
days.
In the New York market money matters
have undergone a marked improvement during
the week, and money promises to become
quite easy. Notwithstanding the reported
difficulties in the foreign money markets there
is ready flow of British and Continental
capital to this country for Investment in our
leading securities.
Stocks have improved in New York during
the winter and on Friday the tendedcy was
sill upwards i Gin Price C@rest, 23t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-26
WASHINGTON, Jan. %.


HoUsE.-Mr. Boyce moved the following
preamble and resolution;
Whereas the relations with Great Britain
are of the most startling character, indicating
that we NAV be upon the eve of most startling
events; and whereas it is the imperative duty
at home at this jucture of imminent peril not
to ablicate its great mission but to fulfill it by
organizing if possible on such basis as will
give peace to the distracted country and en-
able it t. present an undivided front to the
common enemy: therefore,
Resolved That the conservative elements of
this House should unite In sincere effort to
elect Speaker who will represent the great
ideas of peace fer ourselves and the sword for
the stranger.
Mr.. Stephens hoped the gentleman would
be permitted to state the facts in which he
made the announcement that we are on the
eve Of war. If it were SO he knew nothing
about it. Objection was made to an explana-
ton.
On motion of Mr. Morgan the resolution was
laid on the table
Mr. McMullen made an Intellectual effort to
get second to the resolution which precludes
debate
Mr. Tyson offered the resolution that any
candidate for Speaker, who shall at any time
hereafter receive the highest number of votes
from quorum members, through less than y
minority of all the votes polled. shall be declared
elected, provided the Speaker so chosen shall
have the appointment Of the standing com
mittees in proportion to the number respec-
lively received by each, but no candidate
whose vote shall be less than twenty five shall
be entitled to any of the appointments under
this resolution. The resolution was laid on
the table,
The House then again voted for Speaker,
the ballot resulting as follows: Banks 81,
Richardson 67, Fuller 20, Campbell, of Ohio,
5, Pennington, Shorter and Porter, each one.
Necessary to a choice 90.
/ Two more un usces t i ballots were then
had, the last re ul.!ng as the above.
| The House then after 2 O'Clock adjourned.
BALTIMORE, Jan. %.
! The American State Council of Virginia
which convened at Richmond, adjourned on
Saturday.
Mr. Bolts offered a resolution striking out
the 18th section the Philadelphia platform
which was rejected, and the entire platform
approved.
P. A. Boiling and ]. D. Imboeton were
elected delegates for the State at large to the
National Convention
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-26
The Pork Trade.

There has been quite an active business
done in the market during the week, and
some speculative feeling has been manifested;
but, towards the close, the buoyant feeling had
and prices assumed downward
tendency. 1t seems pretty clear that the adj
vance established was produced by well got
ten up excitement, as nothing is discoverable
in the general aspect Of the trade, as regards
either the supply or demand, to justify this
NOV ement. Hogs seen to be quite plenty, and
there is little doubt that the amount slaugh-
tered will be twenty per cent larger this year
than last Gin. Price Current, 23d.
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FLoURING MILL FOst SALE.

TENE gned offers for sale his FIGURING Mill in the
ID of GRANVILLE Illinois Almost every thing
tel with the Mill is new-engne, Bus boiling cloths.
There three with thing
running orer and calculated to DO fine and profitable
There is also wi Mill story
dwelling oue we'll arranged comfort with the
~ houses To person DESTROYS of emharking in
bus ntss OF this kind chance is here offered which
seldom b had The country surrounding this abounds in
kind OF grain the mill constantly
all which he detained such prices the
running the mill very profitable The entire property will
be sold reasonable and given part
purchase money make it eay8nd if desired farm
the pr emises. JOHN kIGALL.'
IF
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AUCTION SALES.
DANlELW OoLsEY..-. HI
AE6tEHNN 100 MS.

Old Court House Corner Main Third streets
diately opposite the ashington Hotel.
NEAvING leased for of years and fitted up the
n III above we'll known stand prepared to
ceive for sale auction private all kinds
merchandise household furniture horses
gies,
Cash advances ma lie eonsign ments when required
Regular sales Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
commend cling clock A. Nj Also Tuesday Wednesday
and Friday nights. early gas light. .-.-
andsaes of real estate promptly attended
and general assortment of FURNITURE consisting ofsla
spindle hannster backs scroll and scoilUp
hack office, French. jenny Lisd, B.stie
Chairs mahogany and Chairs Elizabeth
ehair spring rockers sofas. soeiables centre
card dining amt breakfast ta5les Light and wash stands
lounges mirrors. and misses bedsteads
tin and wire Safes which will sell Gin
cinnati prices.
We hand great variety of notions jewelry
viOlins accordeons pocket cutlery. guns pistols whips
ETC., which will sell reduced prices cash.
wholesale T retail. W0OLSEY NELSON,
tf