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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01
C eOsETTE, Editor.
Topics of the Day.

SEVERAL OF the down river journals
have discovered a mares nest," and
have again revived the vigilance com
mittee question. 1t is now stated
by the journals who have abandoned
principles and forms Of government,
and who are the opponents Of the
progress Of civilization and human
advancement, sufficiently SO to sup
port the barbaric and illegal acts of
the committee, that an armed organ
ization has been formed in San Fran
cisco for the purpose of operating
against their pet institution. They
say that the object is to persecute
and ruin the members individually,
or to provoke them into an open col
lision with the authorities, hoping
thus to annihilate them. This is, of
course, all vigilance CANNON. There
is no such organization of those who
have opposed that defunct and dis
graceful institution. They prefer to
see the monster die by the law they
have outraged. Members of the
committee begin now to see and feel
the result Of their folly and wicked
ness. With credit ruined abroad
and at home, those who remain here
are fast becoming applicants for the
benefit of the insolyent laws. They
thus show that they favor, at least,
one law. Those of them who visit
the east on business or pleasure, find
themselves compelled to give bail to
answer the complaint Of those they
Lave illegally imprisoned and ban
ishcd. Thus are the members of the
committee being gradually but surely
ruined, by the natural and legal re-
suit of their own acts, and removed
from q law-abiding community, in
whose nostrils their acts of blood and
violence have become "a STENCIL" 1t
needs no second committee to eXter-
inmate the first. The law and correct
lublic opinion are fast doing it. The
law should be permitted to take its
course, and all good citizens will ac-
quieSce, even if it cxterminates those
who have violated its sacred proyis-
IONS. Had the committee needed
the Divine precept, "Judge not, that
We be not judged" their guilty con-
sciences would not now be conjuring
Imaginary fears from opposition vigi-
lance committees.
We rather suspect the true reason
Of the continued agitation of this
subject may be found in the fact that
the vigilantc organs are losing a por-
ton of the support they enjoyed du-
ring the reign of the committee, and
their own existence depends upon
beeping up the agitation, and keep
ing the fact prominently before the
public that they are in favor of Wig
ilanccism. As many severe epithets
IS the organs of the committee have
applied to their opponents, they will
not find men enough among them, so
lost to all patriotism, respect for the
institutions of their country and
their own honor, so blood thirsty and
depralcd, to form vigilance COM
mittce.
As IS THE CASE in almost every
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01
Reds! Reds !!

Poola Beds for every BODY, III :" per cent less ''"
Mary s,ilc prices for 80 days only t" make room "r
am entire new stock per first steamer /" oroNlie Ut
C. CSCRlDER'S
Furniture Ware Rooms. Montgomery street.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

JI,ST RFCEIVED-a large assortment OF Furni~
ture Also an invoice of large GIN lramrs' Tor sale
L,ynt C.SCRIBEE'S
Furniture Ware Rooms, Montgomery St. three
doors below Myers ST. hso
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01
STATE or CALIFORNIA, 4

Cot STY OF BUTTE.
NN THlS this the l7th hay Of November. 4 r..
Y y one thousand eight hundred ard hiiy>sx be-.
fore me, William G.. English, a Notary Public ia and
Tor the aforesaid county, personally appeared before
known 10 ne to be the individual described in and
who executed the within instrument the parry
thereto. aud she Acknowledged IN me that she eXe-
cnted the same freely and voluntarily, for the uses
nd purposes thcreinmentioned. Aud the said Mary
Jane Walker wife Of Jabez e. Walker having been
by me first made acquainted with the conenls Of said
inslrum eat, ncknowl lodged to me. examination
had separate apart from and silhoui The hearing Of
her husband that she executed the same freely and
voluntarily. without fear. compulson. any undue
influence uf her said husband, ard that she did
wish to relrnct the execution of the same.
In testimony whereof have bereunto II
Hs1 my hand and affixed my official seal, the day
and year first above written.
n253w AWM.G. ENGLISH, Notary Public.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

S.V. RAILRoAp.-Am meeting of the stock
holders of this railroad is called at San
Francisco for Nov. eth at p. N.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

2s.o0o lbs, POOLA In Bales for sale very low to-
the trade at C. - h'hEh
Furniture Ware Rooms, Montgomery s',lhrr0
doors below Myers 81.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

AN INDIRECT way of getting glass
of water at a watering place, is to call
for third cup of tea.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01
Attention Miners - Families!

ID. TOY X OTrERSON again request the especial
nttcrtion of all who wish to lay in their winter St"cE
of CLOTHING, BLANKETS, BOOTS and Nooem
Goods, to the magnificent assortment Of goods re-
crived by them during the past ten days They are
now opening and offer for sale
200 fine and hervy Beayer md Petershnm 0vercoats,
Frocks and Sacks;
100 heavy Pilot Cloth Coats, latest styles;
40 supcrb "Rngan" CoaiS, superior 10 any Ialmns;
5 bales 50 pr in each, heavy gra! Blankets;
bales 100 pr in each fine heavy blue blankets;
bale, 100 pr extra French super super white
Blankets;
30 doz assorted Cashmere and SHtt Pants, late
styps besides n magnificent assortment OF Furnishing
Goods. Montgomery St, Opposite ST. Nicholas, late
IIuutoou's n7lf
E-z~DIS. a. BALL, offers his professional SER
vices to the citizens of Oroville AID vicinity, having
had much and long experience in The treatment of
the various diseascs incident to this climate ne hopes
TO give satisfaction
Special attention given to diseases Of private nas
ture Rheumnts &C, which he can cure without the
of mercury.
OFFICE, front room, No. II, United States Hotel,
up stairs-Ofoviile. ocl'lf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01
BALTIMORE.
nw. Msass, MEDICAL OYFsCk, LeeI

uNR. Mslss' MEDICAL OFFICE, Lsek h.
- nrmary, Bal,imorc-Instuted, d les9 No 81 SontA
ED OR NO FEE REQu uIkED-Dr. Mills an expereneed
the Aopahic School may be eoNdsasiy COP
No Uoncy req q red II ~ Care is net Eaecsed.
practical experience of over 10 years enables Dr TO
In the shortest possible time 10 nave hsaey
ef'erted
extensively celebrated for the oectual anspsedy cure ct all
Of Secret Diseases was established In TINS csy a.
The High Reputation
this would public notice unneccsaary were
moi for The many npp, who have
ached money aeated by the Chariatans " ho
flourish largely the public prnta and with whom our city
AMicscd be your Guard,
would avoid injury pecnnhry loss and disappointment
NJ makes allnrng proesslons, promises more
than he will honoraby perform
secondary and chronic Cascs.
Tho uau symptoms sore Throat, liberation Of the
Itching and Tenderness about tho Nose Botches or
cure nveserate of such cassa DIR NJ
willing To stake hts honor aud reputation,
Ehc Triumph Of Science.
The remedies OF Dr In restoring strong and manly Wig
the shattered constitution and removing speed
lily all debility injury incurred from certain secret habit are
unsur passed by any discoveries of the age
Eufccbled MnnhOOd
may here restorative and thousands from their
have realized Tho sweet froition Of hope which from tho
failure Quackeres In their hhert fness search had be-
come almost extingnished
pol onous compounds Mercury Noxous Drugs use
In his practice.
Long the of Female Affections, Nef
Sc qualities Dr NJ to AFFORD karfy Rsti ana
In dfentcase Communications saersd
y guarded and treaimen marked mh skill and deheaey
Dr, MILLS Great Preventive.
Ihis Remedy applicable 10 either sex VIII oe sent
duly prepared by mail receipt OF No. or py remths Wv
prescription will be included -. -
Distant persons cured Mt home. by addressing DIX j. IL
MILLS BALriaont, Qeitefa post paid Medicines sent IN
any direction, by maitor express
iun"2l-dly
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

Rit tlMpND, May Isl, 1890
Gentlemen. NV child had commenced breaking out last
gradually extended the entire
including both ctrs, wiri were 40 much eaten ny the
me a fear thar both would drop on
of advertised and domestic remedies without
any good results then procured and applied little itRf
OIL II began get better the bottle g" broke and wo ap
piled gals began To get worse My elder dtugl
Ter 10 of that Turf Oh, sister heal
looked uurh Irer when You used II ~ W" got another
bottle and head nearly well This was an aggra
yased case and every day wash H. aud II
more bottle feel assured Mlc
her entirely NJ there little of the disease remaining
Yp are entitled 10 hs the benefit of Others, taxi
great pleasure il giving YOU til, certificate - ,.,
Respectfully J. 'iAih
To Mrssrs Dos, A
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Rend the Truth about our Turf OH.

During sleigh ride this winter past d-eovere my hpse
Lee raw and the skin oil place argc than my hand from
ie traces rubbing on the thigh applied
Tur q two he was we'll Another tise---
A mule which working To my ray became unable T."
walk on examiing his foot discovered nail about two
inches long M ta the Ny driver and the nriRhhors said
he would good for nothing drew tue naii out n.ertl
a piece Of lint your Turf on aud set him to work h once"
and from ba moment not lost hour but Is NJ good
s ever also saw HORSE bad, snaggcd on the outside Of
in about two inches deep ana phr
inches vida from which stiff day Your Inri
tl was applied and brought them out entirely sound II
greatest remerties tpr sores haNo rNt
known and lived drug store tof several years s"
fb> as YOU think proper. Very truly, .
"a :, " ,f,ssrs nnrt ( O. j. IL. WT;lSIGER.
Tnr saie l,v SrROTHER q WHITEHEAD
,,. - Ann LyncbhurE
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IHr3TlNfIIID April TNihl TH5b
Nessrs Done Co-avng used your Turf Oh and inding
IT to be such a medicine lin> II due to You that you
daughter about ago toll on the
ker of chair bruised hat thigh much
assumed the form of hof became sore had 1t
ancei by phy but that did not relieve It, II became
running continued nearly two yeafh tried
every medicine could hear Of with no effect until as IN
duced 10 Try bottle ui Turf Dlaer using one bottle
and half healed Ihavc since used fpt other
boHch You are ht Liberty TO luhe
hi. - ynu tbiuk prop,r CIAlELY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
80. ..
NNA',s ',s S.

Nj T.. GOODMAN. Corner opposite the ~ ,
ASHs ell House, Main ST Iynchhnrg, Va has lns
and opened his Stock goods which consists OF ~,
aud tine Twist double and single Guns, tes oi dlhe''
utaetnries, tlts Repeaers Allen Cos double ahu
Pocket Rifles also single Self Cooking Pistols also ,
other patterns Pistols good quality Powder tasss'
Shot Bets AMI Pouches Cleaning Rods, Waddhs f, fns,
Bullet Moulls, Wpcrs. Sc. Gun Smhing done upon ,s
Locks made repaired KEYS lifted bels nuns
Ac He wilcndcavor Ia give satisfaction 10 all VINO nay
rash m nh cases Ioct 3l.,s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01

vuNO SusPPEsS TOBACCO WEST,
u VIA BALTIMORE, Mp-Ihn undersigned, Forward
Merchants aud Agents Of ths Ponnsvania Railroad at
Baltimore. respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF ToBACCO
no ALI. POiNrs IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
acquaintance with the trade having been for
ronsignees of the Tobacco
West through Baltimore they ater thenisoive that they
give satisfaction shippers
Freight az low by other line.
Consgnmeuts FROM tho Wostsoiciied and punetually
Intended to MAtRAW 4 kOONS
20 North street, baltimore.
Refer to Jacob Head Co brandt jr BALTIMORE p l..
Dudley W r Smith, Mcdaniel Hurt Il Preston, Miller &
Crenahaw, Lynchburg, Creushaw &Co. Richmond
ma
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7 = n " :
Dope Ga used about one fourth oi
bottle your upon the back hofse the worst
saw, entirely rac" ms large my
hand this single Application only applied once cured
u entirely parmaucptly really surprised At the
gueknos of its curay properties and think more prompt
eicacous than auy hing of TIA" kind ever sn" and
bottles other preparations for similar
urposcs. .,..,.,, -,
lnann i
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EesssTssE ~ WHITE.
Rs Eobncco Commission Hcrchnui-.

q HlrrIsr. late of Potershur, Va !
JNo. =. WHITE. late nf the firm Of Hes
Ter 4 " Nhitc Richmond, va.
1,1i4N#
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BRILLIANT SCHEM f..
Grand Gon-olidn.rd l."stcvy Of Maryland.

JOJlG pfiges nmountng 10 HlII,I40
Whoies $50, Halves $40 Quarters s.; Eigths 90 so
Al orders for tickets packages in any of the Mary
land lotteries VIII receive prompt attention. and the drawing
mailed to all purchasers immediately after Is over
Address 4. II. HUBBARD q co,
No 30 Fnyctte It,, or Box. No. 40,
.IlI.. IalII Anx.l md
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01

IN Consequence OF mn advance in Conl mud
Freghs Philadelphia, have put up the price here
Thirty five cents per Bushe ii. A. CHRISTIAN.
poNIT
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supply OF Gonts and Boys fine Congress Caters. sn
pcor article entiroy new) Gents Dress daters warranted
70 fit without "A wrinkle and please every particular
fnI bros. Shoe Gail and see H. l.. ARMISTEAD,
Oct cts under Telegraph Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01

NuATVRNssEs. MATTRAs~Es!! IA"
lNu ar mado order alsu number OF th"i
superior quality on hand aud for aalo by = -,
/ linn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-01

assortment nj Dinner Tea and Ioiel Sttts
which viii be sold cheap cash, call and soe thtm
''' ANDREW BOYD.
SIGN of the Biz Pitcher, Main ST Lynchbnrg. Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

ShnUS,
9ye'sssas-5sx DIR. RokEKT EAKI.N. Dentist.
has removed his office door above his
tilrrYYS sidenee. on MAIN ST. and square abes,
DfhreH Hotel ian tdts
l1KOE. JAS. \. NIREEE.
ARCHITECT.
sep s-ny LNNCHHtHa COIifGr
HNR. uORKIss IEETWBCH.
~ Hnd Door ABoVE NutNEIl HOUSE.
auF 2hdis ~ NcHHuRG, VA
nix. ~ a.. tsKEENIEE oilers his profession
~ At SERVICES la thr citizens yuchburg vicinity
ofier in Warwick Haa.s.
IDLY
a. N. asa sRNssObDER. General conmis-
80 sion MERCHANT, NJ il FRONT S1REFr \. y,
Particular attention given to GRAIN AND ALL sol TIL.
ERN PRODUCE
Refer to r. H. Lowry, Esq Cashier of the Bank the
Republic, n Y IL. U.F Una d6m
ENR RSSkIsN n BKNEEEIs, S.roCcrs - Com
u MISSION MERCHANTS, neN door - Liberty Ware.
h"us" Main street. lnehbng Va have received large
ana general stack OF Gruceres consisting every article
that ne also large stock OF Blankets He'd Cloths
Satunctis Plaid uey Cotton Oznaburgs Brown and Bleach
ed bomcsrs Calico Ac coarse Boots aud Shoes Wool Hats
and Gaps many other Goods hich they the trade
on the best terms loo <s
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ADAMS, Tobacco 80,

l. SION MERCHANTS, No. a fRoNr str. at, New Nor
Z ~ Liberal adv vanees ON consignment.
Nr iNNISr ADAMS would be pleased to hear from !
ir,nls nt ths hous, JAMES A CONNOLLY,
anl N dIv RpHT NJ ADAMS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-29
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VERY HANDSOME AND VALUABLE
square Of Ground, being Square No 739,
with the improvements, at Auction.-On
THURSDAY, the 2Sth instant, shall sell in
front Of the premises, to the hig hest bidder at
O'Clock a. IN, the above mentioned property, be
Ing the former residence Of Mr.. Thomas Blegden,
and recently vacated by Theodore Mosher, Esq !,
situated On New Jersey avenue, south OF the
Capitol The improvements are Of the arst order.
The House contains twenty good and conveniently
arranged rooms, with wide passages, and IS sup
p led with water fixtures and other,con ypniences
Pie garden and grounds large and in the
h!g hest state Of cultivation, and stable and car
IiGge- house sufficient for the accommodation OF
six horses ana four carriages. In the garden there
Is large winery, which Yields large quantities Of
the most delicious grapes This square has
front Of 44 feet on New Jersey avenue.
AS am directed to sell TO the highest bidder,
persons wishing to make good investment or TO
secure beautiful residence would do well TO eX-
anime The property and attend the sale. Mr.
White, who has charge Of the premises, will
show the pIoI erty to parties desiring to examine
1t, and for particulars apply to Theodore Mosber,
at his undergrad, Blagden's WHAT, or to the
subscriber.
Terms One fifth cash the residue In four
equal instalments Of L. ., 3, and years, the puT-
chaser TO give notes for the deferred payments,
bearing interest from the day Of sale, Interest to
be paid semi annually and lien the property
to secure the payment Of the notes.
m IO-d A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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By JAS C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
FURNIYUR AMI Hous

EXCELLEST FURNITUREAND House-
IL keeping Effects ut Public Auction.-On
TUESDAY MORNING. June Sd, at 10 O'Clock,
at the residence Of Colonel B. r. Larned, on
18th street. between r and r streets north, /
shall sell all his Furniture and Housekeeping
Effects, viz:
Two elegant Rosewood French Sofas, finished
with rich silk Brocatelle
Handsome Brocatelle covered Arm, Easy, and
fancy Chairs
Rosewood and " alnut Maible-top Tables
Lounges, Rocking Chairs, Ottomans, Footstools
Walnut " hstGot, Rout Tables
Handsome Gilt Mantel Clock Vases, and Orna-
ments
Brussels, Three ply, ard Ingram Carpets, Rugs,
Brussels Stair Carpets, OilcIoth, X eds and Ewes
Mahogany French Bedstead, Wardrobes
Do dressing bureaus, dressing Tables
Do Sofas, Workstancs, Washs alds
Feather Beds Boosters, and Pillows
Bair and Husk Mattresses, Blankets, Comforts
Large quantity Of Table and Bed Linen
Common Bedsfeads, Washstands, Chairs, Tables
Curtains, Shades, Easy Chairs, Lounges
Mahogany Sideboard, Secretary and Bookcase
Mahogany Dining Tables, Side Tables, Buffers
Tray
Silver plated Tea Set, Casters, Liquor stand
Handsome Dinner Set
Gold band Dessert and Tea Service
Gu; Glassware, Table Cutlery, Walters
Excellent Refrigerator, Kitchen Utensils 4.
ALSO
At O'Clock In front Of the premises, shall sell
nearly new Family Carriage.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that sum
credit Of 60 and days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes. bearing interest
p. S-The House is for Rent. Inquire on the
premises or Of the Auctioneer.
IN 29-d JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
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TELE9RAPHIC NEWS.
FROM fHK ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY ROUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
Further from Kausas.

OF. LOUIS, May "a The Republican and
Democrat both have letters from Kansas rela-
tive TO the attack on Lawrence. Tho Dam
ocrats correspondent says that the stores and
dwelling houses were indiscriminately broken
open and robbed after the attack on lawrence
One man, Mr.: johnson, had $1,000 worth Of
drafts and land warrants stolen from him Mr.
Toplif, appointed last fall colonel Of militia
by Governor Shannon, was robbed of his CON-
mission, private papers, watoh, aud $500 also
all his clothing. The house and library of
Mr.. Brown, the editor Of the Herald, were
Hired twice, but extiDguished by the citizens.
The Republican learns through Col Brew
erton that on the 23d two hundred Free-Stato
men collected at Lawrence. The garrison at
Franklin was probably attacked by the Free
state men on the night of the 22d. IL was
understood that Gov. shannon would order
IO0 United States troops to be stationed at
osaWattomie, 100 at lawrence, and 100 at To-
peka At Osavattomie, Judge Cato, Of the
United states District Court, had been pre-
vented from holding court by threats of vio-
lence from the Free-State men. Judge Pain
had passed through Leavenworth on bis way
TO Georgia.
passenger by the steamer Morning Star
informs the Democrat that Sheriff Jones in.
tended to proceed Immediately to Topeka
with the intention Of destroying the town.
-Four new murders had been committed.
CHICAGO, May 2s.-The Westport Times of
the 23i states that the Congressional Inyesti-
eating Committee were still at Leavenworth.
Mr.. Schuyler writes that Mr. Conway and
himself were set at liberty on the Goth Mr.
Brown was still prisoner at Lecompton, and
Gov Robinson was in a similar stu alton
After the arms in Lawrence had been deliv-
cred, Gov. Shannon was requested by the
citizens to interfere and prevent outrages, but
declined Mr.. Schuyler then called upon Mr..
Oliver TO induce him to use his influence with
Gov. Shannon, and Mr.. Sherman made a sim
liar request Mr. Oliver promised to answer
in fifteen minutes, but neglected.
Previous TO the posse entering Lawrence,
Gov. Shannon agreed that if the arms were
delivered to Col. Sumner, only 3 sufficient
number Of men would be allowed to enter TO
make arrests. Afterwards he declared that
the arms should be delivered up TO the posse,
aud that the hotel, Herald Office, and breast
works should be DESTROYED.
The mob shot an Indiar, near Lawrence In
mere wantOnness, and the Delaware tribe
threaten revenge.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY WALL, BARNARD & CO ,Auctionecrs
IN ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY Con-
~ cern.-Lsrgo Sale of Gold and Silver
watches, JeweIry, Guards, Pencils, &C 4,
At Auctien.-On WEDNESDAY EVENING,
commenting at early gas-ligbt, we will sell, at
store NO 10 Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street,
a large stock We name In part
lVo gold and silver hunting, single case lever and
plain Watches
rs goia- plated Watches
Fine Gold Guard and Fob Chains
Fine Gold Breastpins, Earrings
Loctets, Crosses and Charms
Locket BEeastpins, Mourning Pins
Seal set and plain Rings
Gold Pencils, Pens and Cases
With other articles In the line net here enumera-
ted.
Sale positive, as the owner is no longer in the
business
Terms: $50 and under cash over that sum a
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
IN Zo'ot huctoneers
IL The above sale will be ccntiuued
ihlS EVENING, at same place ard hour when
tie whole lot will ts closes out without reserve
WALL, BARNARD Il CO.,
II Auctioneers
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TADyPRTISYNEST

ADVERTISEMENT.
Mr.. McCUTCHES.-Mr Editor: Having
but lately come to this city L have not as yet
voted here, but will do so on Monday next.
have always opposed the Know Nothing
party; but, 10 do justice to whom Justice is
due, would like to call the attention of the
voters of the Third Ward to the merits of one
Of their late members, who is a candidate for
re election, without distinction Of party. l
refer to Mr. John IL. q. McCutchen He has
been faithful representative, and is no man g
man, but his own; being allied to no clique.
l am, and always have been, opposed to the
know Nothing party, and will vote the entire
Union ticket in the Second Ward. do not
know Mr. Nee when l see him; knowing him
only as Councilman from the Third Ward
through the published proceedings of the
Council Board. OFFICE HOLDER
May %, 1856 1t