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Butte record., 1856-03-01
Tearing AxYaY a Ditch

A Mr.. Williamson was marched into Bid
well on Thursday last, by Deputy Sheriff Ca
rey for malicious mischief, in tearing away
a ditch on the middle Honcut. He was cooped
making the fourth hombre now in durance
vile--besides several who are laying around
loose outside.
Butte record., 1856-03-01

Some of the San Francisco papers pub
lish q letter from Honest Harry Meiggs, in
that he viii not be prosecuted, he will return
and make some Developments that will make
"Rome howl" He will be made to ''howln if
caught in California
Butte record., 1856-03-01

S- The State Journal publishes . letter
from the friends and constituents of the Hon.
D. B Wilson, Senator from the 1st district.
which it says, is sigued by about four hundred
citizens Of that District. endorsing his course
in opposing the Senatorial election
Butte record., 1856-03-01
ASSAY OFFICE.
HARRIS, MARCUAND & Co

HARRIS, MARCHAND & Co.
l.. Street, near the corner Second street,
MARYsvILLE, (Also lO7 j. ST. SAcRAMEsTs.
II HARRIS. Melter and Rehner.
d. MARCHAND, Assayer
L. NJ. MERRILL. Treas. and Bushes Agt
The above entioned firm having established
Themselves in Marysville in the business Of
l,GGEEIII lGGEEI 1iI2GG. REFTEITg7 : .lL Il, ,1, g tA573
.4SS.4YI.NG GOLD AND ORES,
Of every description, are now prepared
to atterd 20 any business that may be entrus-
ted to them, faithfully, and with despatch
We guarantee the correctness Of our Is
says, and bind ourselves to pay oil differences
which may arise with any of the L. States
Mints
RETURNS MADE in FROM SIX to TWELVE
HOURS IN BARS or COIN.
Bars bearing our stamp, will be recognizes
and received at the usual rates by BANKERS
and Shippers of Treasure.
Miners, and dealers in Gold Dust in tbs
Country, sending dust to us per Express, CsO
receive returns in Bars or Coin in return h.
press. Thus saving the time and expense.
sending their Deposits to San Francisc J
Our terms for Assaying, are the same a.
the San Francisco Offices
ii. HARRIS, has been employed in the IIa'
ted States MINIS at New Orleans and san
Francisco, and also at the several Assay VI
fces in San Francisco, from which he h0ia'
Certificates.
u. MARcHAND, passed his examination" /"
the Mint of Paris, from which he holds VI,
ploma. and also Private Stamp regstere'
at that Institution, which makes his bars re-
cogpized and merchantable in France w
hold also, Certificates from Shippers's CORES
pondents in New York and Philsdelphia, rhs
have tested our Bars in those cities. were
fer to the following named Gentlemen,
Messrs. FORBES RABcocK,
GEo FISHER, Secretaty san
Of U. s. Land Commis'n. Fesnci'cs'
J. B, WEIR & Co
Messrs. D. o. MrLLs & Co.
B. F. HASTINGS & Co. saera-
j. NJ. RHODES, Esq msn'
LADY ADAMS Co."
jan 26-12-1m
Butte record., 1856-03-01

N1-Thanks to the the Proprietors of the
Sacramento Union, for mailing their Daily to
this Office.
Butte record., 1856-03-01

va The hole in the Plaza Of Bidwell i
growing "small by degrees and beautifully
less
Butte record., 1856-03-01
Agents fer the Ru.te Record.
JOB PRINTING

We would solicit the attention Of our friends who are
In want Of Job Printing the fact that are prepared
to execute every description of work our line in
stye that cannot fail to give satisfaction. We have
recently made and extensive additions to our
assortment of Job Materials and facility for doing
all kinds Of work ut moderate rates and on short notice
Butte record., 1856-03-01

Augustus Jouan. the enemy of Limantour, has pub
iI;iied letters in the San Francisco newspapers in
winch he intimates that if the claimants holding adj
versels to Limantour, will pay him fair sum for his
services he will prove that the claim fraudulent one
Butte record., 1856-03-01
DISSOLUTION,

TIE Partnership existing between L0" IN
* MAURICE, is this day dissolved BY mn'us' m;s
consent All debts due by said firm to be PalIa
hy John Lowery and all debts due to 'si'
firm to be paid 70 hin
A. MAURICE, JH
JOHN LOwERY -
Central House Butte Co Feb Is, lS50.-i'
AVING purchased the interest oi "A
IL MAURICE, Jr in the above House 81.
and Ranch. will continue serving my frieD''
nnd the public at the Central House
JOHN LOWREf:
Feb. 18th, 1866, Butte County.
Butte record., 1856-03-01

EB- The Probate Court adjourned on Tues
day evening last, having been in session two
days.
Butte record., 1856-03-01

TO- The mines around Bidwell, supplied
With water, are paying good wages.
Butte record., 1856-03-01

The above mentioned firm having established
Themselves in Marysville in the business Of
gFTT GTg%TG pTQyTgTTTC A97U
eH4Alll j 1tsN y j. .llA - ..a,A u L.AaAaJ
Butte record., 1856-03-01
.4SS.4YING GOLD AND ORES,

Of every description, are DOW prepared
to atterd 20 any business that may be entrus-
ted to them, faithfully, and with despatch.
Butte record., 1856-03-01
Corner OF Upper Plaza and r,rs, 9.
MAR YSVILLE

C. b. MACY, c. L. Low,
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The South Carolina Agriculturist.

ft,llE Executive Committee Of the State Agri-
L cultural Society Of South Carolina, having
selected tho subscriber To edit their paper, n
prospectus is now issued in compliance with their
instructions. This journal will be devoted to
Agriculture, Horticulture, Natural Science, Ru-
raj Taste, Architecture and Art, tho Mechanical
and Manufacturing interest, and ull the pursuits
pertaining 10 general Improvement. twill also
contain Il faithful transcript of tho organization
and proceedings "f The Society, Essnys and
Communications from the best writers in the
State. aud Il monthly summary Of the spirit of
the Agricultural press. All subjects devoted 10
the Improvement of The mind, the SOIL stock, and
domestic comfort. find ready admission into it's
columns, and such contributions are specially
desired. The work will be printed in beautiful
new md fair type, on fine white paper, with a
tinted cover, and will contain thirty.two pages
per month. The publication will commence on
the LIST of May, 1856. There will also be pub
Iishcd an additional advertising sheet as sup.
plcment, in which limited number of udycr-
,iscncnis will be inserted
TERAlS-Sl per annnm. No paper sent un-
less the money is paid in advance. Life Mem
bcrs to the State Agricultural Society will re-
ceivc the paper without cost.
Address A. C. SUMMER
Editor "Sou,h Carolina Agriculturist"
Siarch ID, 1856. 4S Columbia, S. G..
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HELLOi HERE HELLO!
Let Us Tell Won.
IoNGAx Go CoHR.

r. 81 AVE got the all-fredest, biggest cleancst,
n a sweetest and incest, (take care they'll turn.
bio down Oh you) lot OF Sugars, Coirecs, Teus,
Preserves, Moasscs, Riccs, Almondscs, Raj
senses, Fishes, Spices, Nutne..ses NIaccaronies
and everything else that people eat, drink and
make Use of, that ever was open for cXhib-
Iiion and sale i'll this Or! any other inland town.
Their Stock Is entirely new, and fresh, huvin.
been selected but few weeks, and from tho
best houses in the city; and they intend to do
business upon II little more extensive scale tau
Lyons: he keeps every thing that Gentlemen
mcor, but they going to keep every thing
provides for the outer man, they will provide for
the inn,r man-and it would be well hero to re-
mark, that theirs is not exclusively IL whole
sale establishment. There will always be some
one present to wait on those who NAV want small
quantities Their object is to accommodate all
who may fee disposed TO patronize them barter
and trade for amy and everything that will do to
eat, drink, or wear. They've salt enough, now ON
hand to salt down the Cincinnati Convention
Soda aud Sanratus enough to raise it again. and
get up slavery excitement, Cigars enough
(Sct out Of the way Ncsuvius, they're right after
you) to smoke il after it is raised, and Lard
enough to slide Kansas clean into South Carroll
ma, where we can make sluvellolding State ont
ol her, and by that time they'll have Groceries
enough to feed all those who have been fati.ued
by the slide.
They invite all who nre in the habit now-a-
days of eating, and not afraid of buying any-
thing ''.0"y SO high up uJorc CoiumJia amd
H"mo",v," to drop i'll for few moments and
take /" look ut their stock they only few
steps from the Court House, aud ocupy the
we'll fitted and much enlarged room formerly oc-
cnpied ny Mr.. II. >. KERR,
April :! 1896. 81 If
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P l@ OSP lGGTu1 s
OF
THE LEAyENWORTH JOURNAL

I\llE undersigned propose TO commcnc.
Il the publication OF u weekly Newspapcr
in Lcavenworth City, under the title of In,
Leavcnworth Journal" about the first Of
juno.
ls We are induced to engage in this en,sr-
prise from conviction that another paper !. Pc.
quircd by the growing population OF Kunsns.
and the public demand for full and reliable in Cnr'
nation in regard to its history, Topography. eli.
mate, su, resources politics, present con,i;,;n,
and future prospects. Such information we can
more readily furnished here, since LeayenworIl
City IL the commercial intrepot Of the Tertiary
occupies position Of direct inter. .conmun;.
cation with two thirds Of i,s population, and is
the focus Of news.
2nd We believe that the institution or R,,.l
Slavery is u Moral, roliti;l and Econom;c,i
blessinS-that IL is right in principle and cxnc
dicnt i'll policy and hence should be defended nuJ
extended. 1t is our purpose to maintain tlrs,
propositions III our paper, and do all in our power
10 make KANSAS slave State In the discussion
oitlcs lavcry question however, wcwll cndcuyor
to mnintain II conservative position To present mr.
guincnts and facts instead Of dcnunciation md
abuse. ~
Sd. Although tho "I."avcnworth Journal,
will bc devoted to politics in IL great dcur.c y,t
1t will pay due regard to The Good, the True and
the Beautiful Ii will exhibit faithful portrn;
lure OF the times i'll which we live, by present
ing IL correct account of The current events of
the day-thc progress Of the Arts and Sciences.
oi Education, Commerce, Agriculture and In
tcrnal improvements. IT. will discuss all sub.
Jcets with freedom and iirmncss; give all par
ties their dues and follow the l.ht of truth,
If our Weekly Journal meets with ~ Gorilla,
support We intend soon to publish Tri-W cekIy.
:,n,l perhaps daily.
The editorial department Of tho "Jouruar'
will be presided over bv 5. = Goodc, late If
kentucky, and Warren d. Wilkes, late of South
Carolina.
We appeal {" our fii"nl, To s,,stuin u.s.
TERMS.-W crkly s.. ."o--Tri-wc"kIy So 90.
GOODE, WILKES i Co.
I.cavcnw"rth City, kant,s
July =, ls5G. II If
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Jackson Street Hospital and Surgical
INFIRMARY FOR NEGROES
AUGCSTA. ca

AUGUSTA, GA.
TENIlE Undersigned would Respectfully call the
Il attention Of Planters and sIavc-owncrs
generally, to their complete and extensive cstnb-
slimcnt in Augusta, Ga, for the arcoinnlo,l,-
ton of NEGROES requiring ST uRt:ICAI. up-
ERATIONS OF Treatment in CHRONIC DIS
EASES.
The Building is situated on the corner of Jack
son and Fcnwici Streets betwcch the Georgia and
the Savannah Rail Road Dcpots; and in sight
of both. 1t Is therefore convenient for the re-
ccption of patients from distance. In its con.
struclion, throng hout the entire plan. was kept
III view The special purpose to which it is ap-
piled: being furnished will, everything which
can conducc to the comfort of the SICK. 1t is
supplied with hot and Geld baths am,! shower
baths-and has wa,cr-coscts in each story to
avoid iatignc and exposure 10 the patients 1t
is also we'll ventilated and lighted with gas.
With the constant attendance of experienced
male and lrra!c nurses, the patient will be saved
much of the suffering which too often is the re-
result Of unavoidable neglect in the treatment o
Negroes in ordinary private practice
TERMS-For Board, Lodging and Nursing,
per month, $40. For all necessary Medical ut
tendance, Surgical Operations, &C., the sumo ss
| in ordinary city practice
II. +. CAMPBELL, Surgeon,
X. CAMPBELL, Attending Physician.
May 3, 1855. ,n,f
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c. r RI A E AND WAGON
M "A Hk ING.

'INIiE undersigned having m.,y---,
l. soc,trl themselves as CO. sfNtSSaNA
partners i'll the business of Car esE%sS1sa2Sl&lZ,
rIage and Wagon Making and Repairing, under
the Firm of
II \ Il Il S & ARE,
would call the attention Of the public to their
Shops at
Mt. Carmel,
where they hope by fair prices, faithful work,
and prompt attention To business To earn The.
confidence Of all, and merit liberal share of
l'iironarc.
For ali Jobs anountin. to Five Dollars or more
payment will he required in Cash, or by Cash
No'r, when the work is removed from the Shop
All orders for work should be directed TO Dl-
vld l.. Harris; hut all settlements mus, he made
with the iinnncial Colartncr, w. Z. Ware. as
he alone Is authorized to use The name Of the
Firm, give or take n"tc<, give receipts, receive
money or contract debts.
DAVID T.. HARRIS,
W. G.. WARE
Mt. Carmel, S. c., Jan. I, 1856 3s-ly
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T III E DE MOCRAT.
A Weekly Democratic Paper
To be Published Mt Marietta, Ca, by
VoE4N TX. SoSsED,U
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
FJNHE DEMOCRAT will contain twenty. four
Il columns OF matter, and will DO devoted to
Politics, News, Agriculture, the Markets, au,
Select Miscellany The political complexion of
the paper will bc Democratic, advocating strict
construction Of the Constitution, and the rights
OF the States and tho South.
The columns OF the DEMOCRAT will at all
times be open to II free and manly discussion of
all subjects in which tho people are Interested
but no communication Of an abusive or scurri.
GUS nnturc will bo published
1t will be the constant effort of the editor to
render his paper interesting and acceptable, and
worthy the liberal support which he hopes to re-
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The terms of the paper will be 81 per annum,
strictly i'll advance, and 10 subscription will be
taken for shorter period than three months
Advertisements will be inserted at the usual
rates.
The first number of the paper will be issued
on or before the 5th of June next, or as soon as
II sufficient number of subscribers have been OBJ
tnined to warrant the commencement Of the en-
tcnpriZe.
Marietta, Geo, May 2S, 1856.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY
.AlYiD 'P,AMnW MMN1r)S.

AMID FANCY GOODS.
,r0@ HAVING just received from
@a8EEsaA New York. u large und bcauti
SsassascSs7is:aas> ful Stock of Watches and Jew
eiry, ! will sell them at Charleston prices, and
all articles warranted as represented Ny stock
consists of
Fine Clocks, Weight and Spring ut various pri-
ccs; Fine Gold atchcs fiom Ssa5 to $3.50; u iino
lot of Hunting Levers, from $ls to ;s55, suit
able for TURNER'S; Fob, Vest and Ladies' Chains,
beautiful patterns; Ladies' and Gents Breaches !;
Ear Rings and Finger Rings, all sizes; Lockcts,
Gold Keys, Gold and Silver Spcctaces; Silver
Thimblcs, q splendid article; Coral Beads, Gold
Snaps, Gold Pens. Silk Guards Steel Chains,
Winding Keys, Steel jpectaclcs with colored
Glasscs, largo assortment of Spectacle Glasses,
all ages; Port Monies; beautiful assortment
of Silver Cups, suitable for Pfcsents u full as
rorment of Pistols
The above articles Will sell for CASH, or OH
! Credit to persons who will be prompt in their
payments.
ii. Il. TUSTEN.
Sept. o. 23 If
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II EW SPRING GOODS.
FULL SUPPLIES.

William Shcel.
r n AS Received his full supplies Of SPRING
Z GOODS, comprising large uSsort mcnt
of new and beautiful styles of Fancy and Staple
articles, Suitable for the present season, among
which
Paris Printed Orsandies ard Jaconct Muslins,
Mt very low prices;
Plain Colorcl Chalics and Rich Printed Ba-
reyes;
Plain Bascgcs and Grape Maretz, of beautiful
colors;
English and Frcncl, Prints and Bri.Iiantcs. Of
new and beautiful styles;
Ladies' Spring and Summer Silks, Of the lates.
styles;
Plain Black Silks, of superior quality and at
very low prices;
superior Black Silks, without lustre, for La
dies Mourning Dresses
Lupin's Summer Black Bombazines, and Black
Chalics
Plain Black Grape Maretz and Black Bareges
for Ladies' Mourning Dresses;
Superior Mourning Ginghams, Of new and
bcallif! styles;
Mourning M,lsli.,s and Plain Black Lawns:
English Black Grapes and Ladies' Mourning
Wells;
Ladies Mourning Cnllura and Underslcevcs:
Ladies' Embroidered Muslin Basques, of new
and beautiful styles;
Ladies' Embroidered Muslin Collars and I'm
dclslccvcs;
Jaeonet and Swiss Muslin Bands, Inscrtings
and Edgings;
Real Thread and Valenccnnes Lace Edyings
, and lnScrlngs
Ladies' Spring and Summer Mantillas, of new
| and beautiful styles;
Ladies' Embroidered and Scollopcd Linen
Cambria IIandkerclicfs;
Ladies' Wide 1lem-stitch Linen Cambria
IIanlkerchicf*, for Mourning;
Superior Linen Cambrics and French lawns ::
Superior Paid Nainsook and Dotted Swiss
Nuslins;
Plain Swiss Null, Nnnsook and Jaconct Mus
lins, at very low prices;
Plain White Organdy and Tarlatan Musli:s,
! of extra width;
Plain Pink and Orange CoIored TnlIatan Mus
Inns, for covering Chandeliers and Looking
Superior Al Irish Lincns and 1874 Linen
Shcetngs;
Danlask and Table Diapers of superior quality;
lluckabacks and Scotch Diapers, for Towels; !;
l2-4 Allendalc and Hamilton Bleached Sheet
ings;
a full supply of Dlcached and Brown Shirt
inss, ot the best make
large supply Of articles suitable for Servants
wear;
Madonna Mixtures 1Iimaluya Lustrcs, and all
wool Debese, Of the best style for Ladies Tray
cling Dresses;
Misses, Youth and ChIdrcn's Hosiery;
Ladies' White Hair Cloth Skirts and French
Corscts;
Ladies' Embroidered Marseilles and Corded
Skirts;
Superior Marscilles, Lancaster and AlIendaIc
Quilts;
Cotton Osnaburgs and Georgia Stripes, ut the
lowest prices;
With great variety Of other articles, suitable
! FOR Family and Plantation Use, and all Of which
will be sold ut very low prices for cash. The
! public are respectfully requested to Gull and cx.
anime the assortment
Augusta, April 80, 1856. If
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The Farmers Guide

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGEicuLTrrE.
BY Henry STErmENs, +. II. S., Of Ddnourgh
and the late j. L. NoEroS, Professor of Sci.
cntific Agriculture in Yale College, New IIa
ven. vols. Royal Octave 1000 pages
and numerous Wood and Steel Engruvings.
This is, con!cssedIy, the most complete worl,
on Agriculture ever published, and in order to
give it n wider circulation the publishers have
resolved to reduce the price to
SIS FOR TIE TWO VOLUMES!.
When sent by mail (post-pad) to Californi;
and Oregon the price will be ST. TO ever,
other part Of the Union and to Canada (post
paid? So. EY'- 1Ais is Not the old "Book O,
the Farm"
Reailtanccs for any of the above publication.
should always be addressed, postpaid, to the
Publishers,
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