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Ious a. DEvEUEux, cammi--ioa-r OF co.r. o1
ctaims, % Brosds ell street, New YORK.
R~frs Nfssrs Dnpcsn, ahernnu, Cn, Mesn neebee
Co.. Hos Lurhrr hrsdh, Jeme- w Gerard, WIN curiis
york Mrssfs. Rirs Go lion Elha whttle
soy. J,s-rh n Bradley, 90 Washington, ID Y.
Rtsrhteea ~ the bar aud claimants wssbnrtou
make appointment u the tune aud ucr o taking deposition
NJ NJ counsellor. ~ frur
the Cits Hail. the undersigned
OF 10 assim ! nEvFReUx
i,unsrsuEu apARrwteN ~ -apmter. ~ Congress or
accommodated " Nrs
Adam, 2 street between and q No ass The parlor
AID well furnished
Nov ~ diwt
DRHScu JuvEsrJE aOOsS.--A wei. ssiectcd eofeciion
Of French juvenile books, esans rces
thsn bsauuy
he 70 nd % he bookstore Of undefssneJ impaired by himself
direci fafis.
Dec a FRascK TAYLOR
pr,,lenEss Of Reas,ous Idea. ny T.. Maria child..
4
The ssy Pacbase, Eary Par West;
LHlp, aNlvsi
Works ~ 'ha- Lamb
Hsrpprs' stsry Vai
MeIlco sna Il. aeisips BY n A. Wilson. Iiurusied.
Border Heagles BY w Gilmore simms H
snikR. b. Charisa Dickens.
The Chia wife; by Dickens.
Mysteries Of the Cou of e saas hy William Harrison Airs
wnrtp.
Nov % TnANcK TAYLOR
CINE tAnrrry psa,tiap~ &c oub,., H~par, uussti,
Roh hnme, snoirit iypr Preseo Rancsan, Naek
uiosh Rhe~or, Whsf hefs pePy. Nacahay Sharon
Tnrncr, Mile. Ritrr Burnett f1rsndbR Gtes
Wy ptses b,os4scr
unAsrirrd hps library hndings ~ tsu imported
Decsa raAHcK TAYLOR.
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rRoCpIt,Es, WINES, Liquors, e-o.-we beg leave 70
" friends and the public stock Of
ffesh groceries, consisiina er-
Pine aud hlnektsps
Java Rio, and LRgusyrs codees
Refined and brown
tanly, rhne, md extra -four, In bkh. and bags
Cb.esr. lard, hsm.. snd shoulders
Grain md ground spice. % every description
And eyey other article make complete assert
menL
wtaes. Liqusrs, ard Cig-rs-
Madeira sherry eiar snd champagne wines offavorit
hra-ds and very superior
Pine htanales. whtsksy Rins &C, 10 vond and s'ass
Together large stock Of Havana German, and Soes'
egsr-.
We viii Offer he rosd. with many articles which
he indncemeut fpi
families give
THOMPSON, "a AMiBfDs co,
souh side Penn avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets
ctp-law3Sif
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HARVEY " ADAMS, having psrchassa eT n wheeler
II Co. all ar stock OF hardware tho aasly
BY he No 3i5 Pesnsyisania opp0s nrowns' HOTEL
beg esve respectfully TO call The attention 81 puhasss 70 their
well selected Of soods We bope
Of all articles
HARVEY ADAMS.
Nov f-dlm
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No. 6iLI
Notice
0fs dssooanaancs Of certain United States Land Office.
the States Of iaiaois, A.eAgaa, Wisconsin a.d Ioaa
JrNDER poystns of Of
greece approved declares
the quantity public land remaining u0sod In Land district
shall be sdsc~d namhs sees haa one hundred thou
saDd' dist shall be dsconinued Ac and IN comf
with other laws the subct the Secretary 81 aha Interior
has directed that following offices be dsconunued
shswasclown and kssksskis, in illinois,
Ksiams zoo, Michigan.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Fairfield, Iowa. asttf
ssinny undispossd districts
will be subject oces from The date OF he
receipt that Ac, and those
points, and Will bo made subject cauy follower
and kaAkaks 70 be aa1 cd 10 The Springfield
dsdct, llinois. IN agF I
kslamasoo 4 Ionla district, Michigan.
Milwaukee Menasha district, Wisconsin.
Fa6sNcld the Charlton district, Iowa. ~
oce points Of consolidation will siye public notice
witch will
applications for such lands al their Offices
hand city of Washington, this 18th day
$50 1900 THos A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Ut the General Land Once.
Nov I4-Iawsw eEt et
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pARxI>Hs Pr CTsCAl. PHARMACY 4 vel. Svo.
i Leciufss on EasI-h History by Henry Reed.
Geafry Monctan, ahiess 0oasdaa By Noodle
Ersy Lifr. Character. Wnuses b.
IL. u i by Vim. A. Porter. 81 fs3atf ystt II
Eir,vk.n Man, The Victim OF Misfortune.
Know Nothng Almanac, 1856. NHGt
Dec FRANCK TAYLOR.
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UATcH II sP ttHlN4 Watches, chroncueses pocks
time Keepers ofevcy description, coptsneA ski
fully repaired ny conp~tsnt wcskmsH t7
pnc'cs kn~sds- o. this bssch Of hssinss. whici
strict
persons having dns watches, Ac.. N yrpstr
~. w. 0ALT y mo-, $780,
3at Tenn svsnus, bstwesA III asd ~ ssrsets
Dec 7-3swaw ts 10 a 'sa1eg ~ t~1N
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NOruCElos mscsrried In being ansmitst Ann ouis-
mar rsss 0er nu.s ~ wA.h ns'cr city,
tGcrfr No rs 6f zen NJ land issued the
II Pensions Thomas Dement, ArceasA, hes
thari~- r. Deens asc~ssed ~ Osrsw Mafhsr cnpasy
kentuchy volunteers Msricaw The awaetsisWed
d~vss~ cf Thcmss emsr d~cessed inends apply
FnA. \. DEMENT,
Novrnsea 81, lass. -1~7a---
Dies tS-iaw6ws tt as1tH fk
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- AzDHS aud n fsving Aoap.-we would nion
Of msmser. Of Consr and others repenishas toilette,
20 assasnt OF Rodsss's Best the
brad Swiss Jacques Iacou~rs the VA. ~ aAd
razor suoss. snaviag creams. and soapa.
toilette Rs~ach.
ard warranted best msRafsctsrsd. a5 s.H@ N
We hive also Lsblss Manic.
Jph Anta JshAss Marie snd lean Charles Fasas ee,ge
bay conb hair shaving, nall and tooth Assss, posasSss
cosmetics. &c n -f+
ADD alto, aass ofIsdes' and ssntsea dressing
+ I. II. GAisll0AN 4 co,
Dealers In Pine Fancy Goods Plated Wars, Psrams.y
Dec 7-3teod $40 Penn. avenues under Browns Motel.
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CARD william Tucker, saaIos, pssssys
avsHss would resp~csfsIiy ~
ses Cngss sussses. ana essas ssssny he extensive
~ cos, latest
h. 70 make NJ the shortest ssics ssA n the
fasbionAbie styics N1.ea t-rH ssN1N
Nov e-2w lt4Fs frtea ks.49Fs ~ .t.iss
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EEoKAv,N0--wc are prepared N prs~pay h
~ the bev style II the engraving, sclsdnl
cvr-t4, uuofoe~, ne, -
Gard engraving and prispG mosspsiy srecssed as
~. W. GAIT h hRO., Jewelers
Mt Penn avenue, bssweea 9th and iOsh
nec7--7sw0w ~ ~ ~ ~ - a71'Ts 49,
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nUvALL Gs BR rTil EsS, Merchant Taiiors, tAke thai
method Of calling the attention Of members Cos&rsss,
seni and strangers bti Of
and vessg ohs ,s,es which prepared
make 10 order In the stersnt
Also choice selection Of gcni-nen's furnishing goods
Dec l-1aw7w DUvALL b BRO.
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CLENwOOD CKMETEWY -OAcs No. aoa Pennsysvssts
VI AZ issh shs savsss IRIS
cemetery
New York. and situated m tbs hsh sro~sd Asssa
Cpso. CapitA tsaAnr directly
The This conpsny
gIe- E~ves nsAins
Fee pvnhlkltng
Legislation oherwe which IL nessses
wish sher dead
hscowe IN al ct-s when hs burial g"ssd tAccues
valuable
a.
titles
On7cs- op~n fssu m, psuaphless
nap me ehas'st and aws, and ~ hss svaauea.
ssss~f orders ios len NJ James
No 40 Seventh other undertaken, viii pvemps-
.rs~~~~d Jns- Idly
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IL reply TO this have TO say that by the express
terms ct the bill organizing the Territories of Kansas
AZ Neb,ssbs, and her territories organized subse-
qpent TO the passage OF the fugitive ssve law that Ia
goes into crs, ,hote Teri'oyies Now. sir, 81
The of in,err"ga oriea proponroed by the gentle
fron' Mi's.sippi Mr Barhsdele, have to that
belong To e.cre political organization. am op.
po,eo the abolition 81 slavery in the District Of o..
yad', any place .lse the Cor sress Of the Uni ed
states. believe that ibe Almighty made the negro in
eri.r to the whie d not believe you place
man TO bis level am oppo.ed 70 that 10 reply I,
The 10 eiious inquiries ~ my ieud from Missouri (Mr.
haze an e%ss .as Ss
my ss.oeiates here wi not tie tree Isugher.)
MI KiS>k1r- am very GLAD, Mr.. Clerk, that the gen
spS,ous ab, his condition. well than of the other
H.. btrs Of tie House. think ne has great cause.
Usreh'er)
Mr. PlonARpsoS-I ar very anxious, not only in ref.
rer &c 10 m, sell but in relation my feuds Bas
sir informed that omitted of the question
n opop ndsd by the genteu from Mlssisspoi (Mr.
In relation to u tbolics and accepted citizens
Sir, do not know, coie what inan = religious OPT
ricns msy re. would soon SUPP ort Catholic or
Office as man protesting any otter re'ig on provided he
was qualified his political sentiments pended
With my think IN reference 10 this govsrn-
mtnt Of ours. that only safety or at least that
greatest safety upfn this suec, Of regiou in carry
ties, snd carry our politics to church They
distinct end sepsra'sunalttr rally No. Catholic IS a.
much entitled 10 protection IN tis country those
any other religion have prejudice against he Ca,
ttocs lave against Foreigners fvotcd the last
tune voted in my State, for adopted citizen eud
expect 10 vote for them IN future often they
pre- scented. provided they are qualified.
Mr. Bnora,'--I beg lcsve to ak the gentleman from
II nois- tcyies Of Oroer and confusion in the hail
Ihe ,tn man from Ir OILS has stated that he answered
nv autsina this morning with ire except N Of the
Gfst ar Gfth. (Cries of "pont yieov "orderl" snt
copfusien., ask him whether, in His remarks ,h,
m orpirg ne responded 70 the second interrogatory
which is his" 10 you hold that the people o. any
the sald Territories have the right 10 make any Inv
within sny OF said Territories, whereby any person
il.rin shall lie deprived Of life or liberty. except
suns ept for crime upon duo convic'ionV Has thu
viii he resperd 10 ity
Mr. RicgARpsoS-ln reply 20 the gentleman from Ohio
have 20 that subaan.iay ,espont ell TO biz inter
r. gatoIy tbs MORNING.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-08
Mining News.

Strikes that never have been elualed in
California, are being made every day in the
river elaims. between this and the junction
on Feather river. Il is almost incredible
to hear and see the amount that is taken
out of several of lhe claims that have got
fairly at work.
In the monster Filming Company of A. 5.
Hart, have been taken out : 46O to the pan.
The Montczuma Company are doing nearly
as we'll In fact all the claims that we hear
of arc just a sailing it down.
Estershank & Co., near High Rock, find il
very yellow, and take out S25, $40, and
$50 to the pan almost any where they are
amind to shovel it up.
jim Benson. the Steam Engine Company,
are first at last. They were always behind
before. They grabbed out $3.50 Satur-
day afternoon, Just to nay tn cir natural ex-
penses from then till Monday morning.
Jim is awful mad about it. lie did'u't eX-
pect to engineer any more after he come oil
from the last Boat, but he concluded to give
her another turn 1t served him right. He
had no business to be an engineer, Their
claim is on the bar opposite town.
The old Sherwood claim, at White Rock,
Amt very goodnot very rich. They wont
do very well this season-oh no. They
took out 5000 Saturday last in half day.
Some think they may yet do reasonably we'll
in THIS. country.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-08

ROWE & SMITHS CiRCrs.-Ihis unequalI-
cd Eguestripn Co., gave an exhibition here
last nig ght, TO an in mense assemblaSe of peo'
D Q, who greeted them with rounds OF az
probation and applause. 1t is ingo-~lhle TO
keep away from it, cvcnilthey apcar every
week They are always new and interest
ing. We have no space TO !ariicn'anle
they arcall perfection. one OF the.r beet pc' :
formers is John Smith, who hurt his jo,
and could rot bearuuud rs usual l'c cr-
forms outside the iir- entirely. and among
nil the managers We have ever know; Ec
is the best nlartcl to the position an I
as whole company, wc believe 'he world
cant excel theu.
p.,,os ShFipoN. wo.H respectfully Iui"rm '''
lrcud- and Ne puai, gen, rally. lbar on hu ht'r lhr
p h instant. r,e ,eSIhIrEEANEANV VA teh, open
do! and nt-lt.
Nouur invited onc and ai,
Togi,r the Deacon 81. mrutly cal,
Where. u do -nl-l.Nr Huol,
You Vi'. hsG il- very spot,
V here All good = /, ri., ouuCrc-H'c
From every p.iut lhroueholi Tic state.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-08

ORiGlN OF rua REPUBLICAN PARTY 1T
has been stated that the Republican party
originated with those who SPLIT off from the
Philadelphia Know Nothing convention. -
This may have given organization to the
motley crew, of which that party is COM
posed; but the origin Of the party is of much
earlier date, as shown by history. and origi-
mated with native party of mach longer
standing than the Ki-Yies.
Jim Beckwourth, in his history gives the
following account of the origin of the par
.y:
"RepubIicdn Pawnee band.
Grand Pawnee band
Pawnee Loups, or Wolf Pawnees.
Pawnee Pics or Tatto0ed Pawnees.
Black Pawnees.'
Verify, the Republican party is the 'speek-
progeny of many cOnjunctions.'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-08

in Congress, had been in favor OF Slavery
agitation.
We have seldom seen o crowd more thor
oughly democrauc--more attentive o' -.
enthusiastic 1t was only after repeA'e
efforts, and after he had spoken Tor T3 tT9
hours and twenty minutcs, that they would
permit him 20 retire from the stand--ahu
then the welkin rang with democratic shouts
which must have carried terror 10 the hearts
Of bloody Know Nothings," and sectional
epubUcans."
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-08
\ A,crct ,,n.,l. r,novimg.

We notice that Dr. Brown at the Orovi'le
Drug Score, is cous'ant'Er,cciying and SELL
ing, large quantities Of choice Drugs \ Med
i,incs, and The secret Of III, success, is, tlat
he buys low jar cash, therefore he ia able to
s,ll cheap, and we viii guarantee t. the
psllic ihat every article bought there IS
pure and genuine Sec cadvertjscmont. s3
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-08
The News Dytnc Sierra Nevada.
Political.
To IIIIftsis
WAsHINGToN, Aug 3.

WAsHINGroN, Aug. :.
The Senate passed the House bill granting
a million and half acres OF iaud to Mlesls-
sipp for rmlroad purposes
The Senate passed several private bills,
and then, after discussing il five hours,
adopted the report Of the Committee on In
dian Atiuirs, that no further lcglsa' ion was
necessary to enable Il. ". Thompson to re
ccivc So .OU0 tor services rendered the Me-
nomoncc In ljaus.
Mr. Weller moved the consideration Of the
Pacific Railroad bill. but there being no
quorum present, the Senate adjourntd
lIoUsE or REPRESENTATIVES, Mr.. WASH
burn (Me.) reported resolution To pay
GOV. Reedcr mileage and per dicm 10 The
time that his claim 10 n seat ~ delegate
from Kansas was decided. Adopted hy .
mHiority.
The House then considered the bill making
appropriations for Lighthouses. Coast sur
yeys, Custom Houses, Marine Hospitals &.
An Amendments appropriatng 100000
for the continuation OF the Washington Aque-
duct was lost hy - majority
The proceedings were dull, and without
disposing of the bill, the House adjourned.
iri,ansas Election.
GINclNNArI, Thursday, Aug =
A dispatch from Memphis states that in
CrittendCn county, Arkansas, the whole
American ticket is elected and that the
state has gone by a large majority for Yell,
the American candidate for Governor.
previous dispatch had announced that
the Democrats had carried every thing in
the State. Arkansas elects two Congress
men.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-08
Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE, Thursday, Aug. I, 1856.
Tnirty-six counties heard from, mostly
complete. give the Americans a majority Of
2,01&, which is Democratic gain on the
vote for Governor in 1900 Of 5.1"5.
CINCINNATI, Thursday, Aug 1886.
The following counties in kcntucAy give
American mojuritics
Woodt nd. ~ Lincoln, 200; Boyle, 900 !;
Garrad, AIS Clark, j93; Spencer, Davis,
Larue, Mead and Breckenridge counties,
also give small majoritics
Scott county gives 40 Democratic ma.
jority, and Trimball ha. gone Democratic
by a small majority
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-08
Regular Democratic County Nominations.
UoR ASSESSOR,
JOHN II LILLARD.
i0K ~ORoNTR.
DIR J. y. BROWN.
DEM0CR ATTIC STATE CONVENTION

- a mrctinr of the California Democratic state
Central Committee. held IN the civ of Sacramento.
on the l0h da> of July 1S1G, it was resolved hat n
H.iitncrnNr state Convention b" called Ia meet In
H.. city Of Sacramento. on TUESDAY. the OH day o
Sanie,nhpr next. for the purpose of nominating two
mem hers of Con9r'~ Clerk of III" supreme court,
%uprrintrnrut ot Public Instruction, "a State Prison
Director. and four Presidential Electors
The State Crnrl Conn iuce suggest that Shtur'
u, the 231 day of August. be the dnV selected by
ar different counties Cor the election Of Delegates TO
mid Democratic state Convention t'''p
The following is the apporilonmcut ot representa-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-08
coz GA1LE'S SALE.

FNY Writ = OF An EXECUTION ISSUED BY
EH John Jones. Justice OF The Peace in and for
OpAr Township, Butte county aui state ol California.
10 me directed and de.ytrct. commanding me- to
make The sum Of sihly Ole dollars and eighty -four
cents ESQ., 80 and seven dollars and sixty live cents
G) cost of court, and acrrIhg cost of writ uf Ike
cution. wErren II X. Myers J. lanUd aud VI. n
Farley Is Defendant. have seized ard leyed upon
all the right, ite and interest OF The said H. Farley.
IN and o. tha certain piece or parcel Of land si,uated
in Oreyt. Uphr Township. Butte county, and state
of California and described ~ the map Of the Town
Of OrOyiie as Lots number one ~ aud two q in
Block Four,eeB, ~. said lots front on Oak street,
near Montgomery. Which viii exJ ose to public
sale at the United States Hot in the Town of Oro-
yllle on The 3oth day Of September A. D. 1856 al 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, to the highest bidder or cash
X. l.. PATTON. Constable
Ophr Township.
Dated, this Sept. 9th, A. D. 1856. sstd
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-08
.iri,nIlAns itlcctiOn.
Missouri Election.

81. LorIs, Thursday, Avg :.
Galloway county gives Ewing over Polk
200 mujurIty
Auderson American, for Congress, beats.
Richmond, Democrat, about 21q in tho coYn-
ty.
Scott county giye~ l80 majority for Ewing
Lincoln county gives pix 300 majority,
and Richmond, Democrat, Tor Congress.
AInut the snmr.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-08
iowa Election


DuBUQuE, Thursday. Aug, Z, 1856.
The following counics give the following
Republican maUrlUes:
Scott county. $50; Henry, So Dcsmon-
tres. 50 Louisa, 800 jefferson, 300; Van
Buren,, 200; Warrington, 800, jackon, I50;;
Mu>catine, 300; Linn, 800; Buchanan, 80;
Delaware, l20 Clayton, 400; iowa, 200;
Fayette. 700; Black Hawk, 259; johnson,
800; Cedar, one town, $50. Total R2Yub-
.ican majoritjeS received 1850.
Dubuque gives 500 and Lee $50 Demo
cratic IMPURITIES
Timothy pnir. and Samuel 4. Clrtiss, Re-
publcans. are elected to Congress
The State is claimed by the Republicans
by 5,00J III Iiorty
WAsnjNGyoN. Friday, Aug s, 1856
A dispatch has been received here from
Burlington, Iowa stating that the i;epnb.
icans have carried cyerytAiug-the State
ticket, Congress and the Legislature
Nor,h Ca-cltna Election.
RAJ tIGU. Friday, Aug s. lS56.
Wake, Johnson, Orange, AaMancc, Gull
ford, Rowan and Davidson counties, have
been heard from, wrh large Democratic
gains in all, exceF. t,i",olt There GIimcE
gaus 400 In these counties tie Democrats
gain i've mem6tIs Of the Legislature. Paul
c. Cameron is elected 90 ,ae senate in Grange
county, which is Democratic cain
Wua.ix6rcN. y G., Fr..ay. Aug. s.
New Hanover county gives so majority
for Bragg large Democratic Gain CO.
lumhus COUNTY give 20 maJoritt Tor Brag-
"a large Democratic gain. BruasWich has
gore Amcrican " 50 ma'acii", which :
gain for Glmcr.
ElcuNoND, F7iGay, aug 6, 1856.
Halifax county gives to Democratic Re
entatiyes, AID probably an American
Senator
In Northampton county Two Democratic
Representatives and Democratic Senator
are elec ed
Wayne county gives Bragg 100 majority,
and in IIerttord he ha, small gaIn
The returns generally show that 6:agg IS
elected
WLMINGrox, y c. Aug :, 1856
The returns are meagre; they indicate
the election Of Bragg So far, the Amerlc&as
gain three members of the Legislature.
Michigan Democratic State Convention.
DETROIT Mich ,Thursdny. Aug 5.
The Democratic State Convention met yes
terday, and nominated Alpheus Felch' for
merly United States Senator, for Governor,
and Z. II. Lathrop for Lieutenan, Governor.
Presidential Electors and the other State
officers were also nominated The Conven-
ton adopted AntiMain Law resolutions
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-08

COLL DUST PURCHASER
At TH: HIGHEST RATES.
OR ItENNEUIU TC1i.I MINI inL CuINAGi,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-08
OrOvillc Buchanan Club.

The regular meetings of his Club are held on
Thursday Evening of each week ut the United States
u. u. II tRRIS, Fec. Sec'y.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-08
Two ;. secret, >,nIh I.mo>, me-"

III, pluln 10 bc seen ia Jnr advertisement above.
that Doctor Brown ECNS FOR Ash. and .n lh"
one below. hat CuARLly Ikon< SELLS foN
-tiA4i. Liquor, and ci-sr, ot al kinds, NJ LOW
PRICES in Die rre,I'roof Building, ,Ht door To
Randall \ McNcuot's Drag Stor,, Meneomrrt
street. see adt,ui,, mrul hcow 50
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-08

FSNIl CFIE8EAItD Ihul fE having returned
from Australia viii give auothcrof .hnir -lIru-
did performances at the Metropolitan Theatre, tLi>
evening.
ADMISSION. ..................ONE r DOLLAR.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-08-16
Something for southern Know nothings.


The following, from leading Northern
Know.rothing journal, will be interesting to
Southern members Of the order:
Knoso-notliagism and Black Republican
ism.-The Albany Register, leading Know,
nothing paper says that everything, except
in New York, these two titles Know-nothing-
ism and Black Republicansm are indissolu-
bly, joined together in a holy wedlock.' The
Register further says:
"'If Fremont is elected the country will owe
the american party debt of gratitude for it
is not doing injustice to other noble advocates
Of freesol to say that the american organiza.
ton in the East and West is the backbone OF
the Republican party
"Those Germans in our city who lately
formed Fremont club, resolving at the same
time against Know-nothingism, will no doubt
be pleased to know that they have allied them
selves with the very faction against which they
eveed their deuupciation. They will nc
doubt be delighted to learn that Black Repub
icanism lis indissolubly joined in holy wed
lock- with Know-nohingism and that the
Know nothingism organization is the back
bone Of the Republican party"