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Wholesale Dry Goods
co., Coo.
TO MERCHANTS ONLY.

CTXTT.FIvE THOUSAND DOLLARS worth Of New and
- Fashionable Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hats, Boots,
Shoes, Clothing and Hardware, &c. &C. to be sold at pr
sale for cash and four months payable in Bank.
These Goods have been bought in ew York and Boston,
sncs the heavy Decline auction Of Manufacturers agents
and by the package prices varying from five TO fy
cent less than their prices IN June and July These Goods
conoignel to be closed Immediately, in word,
defy competition in this market. Merchants who do
business make and paw cash and give four
months notes and pay them, will please give Us call.
Those long windei gentleman who wiling to pay from
twenty FIVE ssventy-dye forfeit goods for the
privilege Of twelve months and then at their earliest conVe
nience, house is no place for.
ALSD, Thirty Thouan1 Dollars worth Of New and Desi
rsbe Goods consigned to be sold At auction excu
siVely.
Our Auction Sales viii continue usual every Tuesday
and Thursday.
TEEas-A sums under 500 cash; over siOO months
time.
We earnestly request City and Country Merchants
make their Stoczs Ia the Nashville market TO try
pop, and il don't do what promise then pass by
We great pleasure in showing entire Stsck TO
and all who will give US a call.
TRABUE LUCAS,
Commission Merchants,
septi8-u No. "a Public SQUARE
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New York---Better and Better.

We have additional information from the
Empire State. Americans occupying po-
sitionS in the party which give them an op-
portunity to post themselves correctly, say
that the whole State has been canvassed,
and it is ascertained that sufficient num-
Der of the people have enrolled themselves
in the Fillmore and Donelson ranks to carry
the ticket by large majority. With New
York for Fillmore the defeat of Fremont
is accomplished. All honor to the Empire
State and her gallant Americans II
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peurla. Enaer.laE FlIlmere.

The following Is "a extract from the speech Of
Stephen A. Douglas. delivered in Richmond, Va,
on the ssh Of Jsly, 1889;
''It vas lhe hand Of ProVideRee thai saved rs
from oar fret ard only military administration.
TasIor vas gathered bis hihers Ffllm0re reigned
IN his slead--a man who, previous TO that time,
had never furnished such proofs Of superiority o.
craftsmanship a. 20 cause him 20 be looked 20 a.
candidate for the Ersl ofhce-a man Of respectable
talents respectable character, and Of geuslemanly
department Who has performed 10 great and strik.
Isg act % signalizs bis administration IN history
Yea regarding bis Official term 10 contrast uth the
military administration that preceded hm, ~ feel
a., az n ~ (sst-ga1r fILLxokE vas REAL
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Capital So, 600!

80 Prizes AHoansinE elt2
Tickets $40 90: Halves e5 90; Quarters e2s0
PRIZES PAYABLE WIrH0UT DEDUCTION
fAe f9 prises n ssS sfr deterulaed b. tht numAsF
uhash drsus he go PFEef that nnnter Should b
ed annAeF Aen every ga numesr Icfef he scheme
vii ~ entfed - 49, even nabsr thsn every yea
naEaber lieAet w BE- emitted g so IN adnoa 70 any
othsr RFiEs which nay b dFasn.
Purchasers 81 buyine Fqna qnsRkY ~ ed and even
uunheEs cteta vii - certain AZ trawHg neary eDe had
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An shose fiessis snting viih 0. AAe a. are eEss-an
tAsss sndng eith !. IS. I. ., ara ed
rcrsnna sendae m0acE - nal nesd not fear ~ being
lost ORDER panctaaF zitrnea %. Colan11iEans eGn-
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Thase EtsAlng paFtsai4r nsmhem shonia ordsf imms-
dstslg.
f- Orders ADDRESSED 10 JkMs WssFEa Boz SIS sasA-
VIA Team. ail - pnoaptlF afasn1od n.
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TIVE public win please take notice that note purport
ing 70 be signed BY d P. Laner, Wilkinson ana my
SELF made payable 10 W. G. Laner for t275 protested
in the Bank Of Tennessee the 2Sh August past but
since that lime has been paid by the Laniers-
Now, as understand that statements have been
circulated through the community In relation TO said note
which injurious my reputation deem II my duty to
state that signed said note, promised
TO do that never H. knew that there such
note existence until amer protested, aud that II
any thing srong has been done has not been done By
lseptl2l r. s. PATTERSON.
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TRANSFORMATION OFFICE n. q q. n. R.
NASHVILLE, Sept. =, 1850 {
THE draymen Of Ma hvle having discontinued receiv-
ing goods the Depot, ConsRnees will hereafter be
notified Of the arrival Of their goods and furnished With
bill OF f., light due Any presenting the no.
tice aud paying the bill will be recognized tn &uthorz
ed agent Of the Consguee The respon sbty Of the road
terminates with the delivery Of the goods, and claims for
deficiencies aud damages will not be allowed after delivery
unless by being the duty Of the agent
his evidences Of delivery consgnses their
agents will be required to receipt for all articles deliver
ed Notices for all consgnees whose place Of business
residence not known will be sent to the Post Office.
CHAS. w. ANDERSON, Agent
B-The Cbect Of the above notice is not 70 give
signees any unnecessary trouble, compel draymen
responsibilities that do not legitmaely belong
their business but simply define the position Of the road
leaving merchants and draymen to make their
rangements septic c. W. A
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The Montgomery (Ala.) Nail says, let
tiers received in that city from New York,
written by Buchanan men and Fillmore
men, all show that BaoiaEaa has no sAGdO'e
of olamo al The North. ALL the Southern
States cannot save him. II the South viii
rally on Fillmore he can be elected and the
Union saved.
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ASOOkS ANA SAalAOncHN.
INVITE the attention % the Pabie to my large and veE
selected stock Of Books, Papers, satonery and Fancy
Goods; -
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND SCHOOL TEACHERS
Can be supplied with Soo Books Of ali kinds the lowest
pnees
TEXT BOOKS,
For Colleges Academies Public AMI Private Schools Gun
stantly on hand.
MEDICAL BOOKS
complete assortment Of Books published By Blanchard
Les, which viii be sold at Catalogue prices.
RELIGIOUS BOOKS
The publications OF the Carriers Marine PRESBYTERIAN
Board American Sunday School Union, American Tract
Society. American Bible Society, and the Massachusetts,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
All Standard Prose and Poetry together with the
new Publications Of The day.
cRILDRESs BOOKS
Pareular attention has been given to this department..
More than goo volumes Of the best Juvenle BoOka nov
published. Parent examine them
BLANK BOOKS.
Such Pass Books Bal Books, Nots Books Day Books
Journals Ie5gers, Copy Books Composition Books DiaFyaS
FANCY GOODS
Work Boxes, Papier Machie Desk Portfolios BaekRam-
mon Boards, Chess Men, Chess Table, Craftsmen Gold and
Pen Holders Gold Fountain Pens China lax sstts Bronze
Ink sets, 4e.
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Makers, Gold and Steel Peas BAL Paper Bed Tape BAnkers
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auga0 a College street
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D A N c. N G..

Mr. GOODWIN having returned from the East, Nsf,
WI where he awaited himself Of opportunities fi31P
seldom 10 be mt WITH beys 70 announce 20 the CIT, A
liens Of Nashville and vicinity, that he will
series Of Instructions IN the polite art Of dancing
ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1865,
At o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock P. his Rooms
Mr.. Beechs Dry Goods Store on College street,
Mr. Goodwin IN his opening this viii Introduce
Of Classic WaltEes, that will suTpAss In and
egance anything q the bind yet Introduced The
ainironc;iOn OF Waiting in ashonabls society has IN
dused him 10 study every feature Of its execution and to
blend that elegant in moving thai makes Il pleasure
instead % labor.
The Mbses' and MASTER Classes In the afternoon
rang with an the advantages that be derived from
as0cAng together 60 make them successful debpants Ia
society, asd DO away with that awkward dfeice which
times Ike them appear rude. II cannot bat be
Of pain 10 parents 10 their ehdr soop forward with
shoulders and chest contracts when i that
By these graceful exercises IL can be prevented
az Terms made known at his Academy. septi0-fs
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
We are indebted to Col Stevenson, the able and
energetic President of the Nashville and Chatsas
nooga Railroad for a comparative statement Of the
receipts and expenses of the road for nine months,
from December TO August inclusive, Of 1854,
1854 5, and 1855 6. The friends Of the road will
be grati6ed at this showing. We have no doubt
that in year two, as the roads connecting with
this shall be completed, the Nashville and Cbatta-
nooga road will realize all that its stockholders
have ever hoped in the way Of dividends:
RccaPituIatiOn.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

RlsT TESSEssEE ASD GEoksIA RAILRoAR-Be.
low vs give the earnings Of the East Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad for the year ending with the
sOth june:
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
GRAND BARBECUE
And Mass Meeting in Lincoln County.

AND mass meeting In Lincoln county.
The American party Of Lincoln county hold
q BARBEouE AND Mass AKErIxs at BIake's
Spring, s miles NORTH Of Fayetteville and four
miles south Of Petersburg. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1853.
Hon. JEEE oLkMxSs, Of Alabama,
Hon. n. P. GRSrKY, Of Tennessee,
l. n. TEMPLE, Esq,
A. S. CoLYAs, aud
W. q. BRowSLOw,
are expected to address tie meeting. Every
body is invited.
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lla4.e9s e9

THIS shows large increase on the recsipls Of
preceding years, speaking well fer the Business
and prospects Of The road, and rejecting great
credit upon the energy aud skll Of the gentlemen
under whose management the enteFprise has st.
tanned Ia present healthy condition. Post,
S-nl. ID.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

bAAh ANAEs
"Permit me here, Mr..
Chairman, 10 speak upon a
subject to which | have never v,
before sdytrted upon this Ia
hoOr, and TO which, | trust, J Ia
may never again have coca nj
sion 20 advert. i mean the eI
subject o. slavery. I belieBe. to
ito be a great political and
a great moral eUH.-I hdRk m
God my lot Ids been cdstin a Ith
State l0bere Il does not eJ'iSt .el
Il has been a ourselt III
entailed upon rs by that ma Of
ton which makes il a subject.I
OF reptoach TO our institu- u
tons" 'pI
See Gdles and .SedtOn's Re. n;
0ister ~ Debate, page also; vi
col. 2, Pdrt2
Having urged the adoption th
Of the Missouri Com promise, Be
the inference is irresistible e1
that Congress, IN my opinion st
possesses the power to legis- &c
late upon the subject Of slav- sid
cry in the Territories What its
an AbSurdity would IL then
be, ", whilst asserting this "a
sovereign power in Congress, We
which power, from its nature,
must be exclusive, shou d in
the very same breath also oil
claim this identical power
'for the population o. a terri
tory in an unorganized ca
pAc.tyf'
Sc Sanford Letter.
sin arriving az the conolu.
sion 10 support this treaty, Iltu
had 10 encounter but one se- so
fioiis obstacle. AND THAT Was re
THE QUESTION OF SLAVERY. st
Whilst have ever maintain. oil
ed, and shall maintain, in er
their full iorce and vigor, theith
constitutional rights OF the gr
Southern states over their to
slave property, 7 get Jeh a ba
strong reDHgadnce Jg dRg'er
act n mine "a eJfegd ne
limits Of TIE Union oUer a. 10
aesc ldreAoidihg TerrifOrgT
After mature reflection, how
ever, l overcome these scru-
plies, aud now believe that the
acquisition Of Texas will be
the means Of LIMITING, not
ENLARGING the dominiob
Of SLAVERY.
"fhAt the acquisition Of
Texas would, ere long. con
vert Maryland, Virginia. Ken
tucky, Missouri, and PROBABLY
others Of the more Northern
stairs into free states. | en-.
terrain not a doubt.
Sc M. B4cAaRdR's speech
on De dHRsnaff0a u Terds,
col. rs pat : ~ tong. Globe,
Resolved, that TIE Repre-
seutatives Ia Congress irompl
this distract be, ana are here 81
by, most earnestly requested n
10 Bse their utmost endeASors Ia
as members Of the National ri
LegiElHtare, 10 prevent The O.
existence Of sisvqry a. any se
q tie aels Terrtiories aud
astr NtdfcS Which ns1y be g.
GRATED b. Congress.
Reserved, That, IN the
opinion Of tbs merting, the
members Of UonEress, Who, a.
that sessi0a. SUSTAINED the
cause % justice, humanity
and patriotism ia opposing
the intr oduction Of slaysry N
tbs Stale thea enosSYoied 70
be forned cat Of the Missouri
Territory, are entitled 70 The
Warmest thanks q every
trisnd o. humanity - Rsso
laiioms reported q the La
oaefer HoetlRg n 1913. ~
M. BacAdHaH aasf atltsrs.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
rom the Louisville Courier IA Buchanan Wing paper
August 10th.

a priUate letter written by Jackson in 1916,
Just before bis death, MEANLY VILLIFY-
ING BUCHANAN, charging him with cow
ardice and falsehood, is shamelessly dragged
forth to degrade Buchanan. THE INFAMY
OF THE AFFAIR RESTS UPON JACKSON
for writing bis letter, aud next upon those who
have brought it 20 light for political effect now
for the first time. They who cheap oppro-
brium mountain high upon the grave of Jack
son." are they who have dshonored him and
degraded themselves by publishing the unfor-
tunate priUate letter of THE INSANELY
VlNDIUTIVE OLD TYRANT, who, in this
very letter, proved that to the last, NO
TOUCH OF JUSTICE OR MAGNANIMITY
TOWARDS AN OPPONENT OR RIVAL
EVER ENTERED HIS BREAST, AND
THAT HIS ONLY USE FOR FRIENDS
WAS TO MAKE TOOLS OF THEM. If
Buchanan had in 1927, instead of faithfully
giving truthful testimony, as he did, corrobo-
rated Iackson's charges against Clay, Jackson
never would have written his infamous secret
letters of 1916! We believe
that HISTORY CONVICTS JACKSON OF
SLANDERING CLAY, AND THEN CON-
VICTS HIM OF SLANDERING BUCHAN.
AN BECAUSE HE WOULD NOT PER-
JURE HIMSELF by supporting the SANDER
against Clay. If any Democrats
should be displeased at our opinion of Jackson;
if they think we should admit the truth of
COWARDLY, secret and SLANDEROUS let
ter which assails the truth and moral courage
of Buchanan, only because it purports to have
been written by Jackson; all we have to say is,
that they have mistaken our character for in
dependence and love of truth and justice, and
their mistake can make not the slightest change
in our convictions and conduct. But we don't
believe there is a candid Democrat an America
chO does not entertain precisely oar Orn Opin.
ion Of ,JdcksOH's secret letter SLandering Buch-
dndn, which ONLY DISGRACED TIE WRI
TER. Lou. Cour., august Is.
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Read the following

TIE FILLNoRE AND BUcHGSAS CoSsPIRAcT.-
The Daily Eastonlan OF the "a inst. contains an ar
tjcle IN relation 10 the union Of the Philadelphia
Fillmore and Bpehanan leaders TO defeat Fremont
Ia charges that Erastus Brooks, OF New York, and
John p. shannon, OF Philadelphia, are in league
20 elect NJ. Buchanan while they openly probes
for Mr.. Fillmore. IL moreover declares that u has
,he proofs 10 Is possession Courier and ing.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

Resolved, That the Consti-
tuition eonfers upon Congress
sovereign power over the
Territories OF the United
States for their government
platform, and that in the ex
eroise Of this power It Is both
the right and duty Of Con-
gress to prohibit in the Terri
tories those twin relics Of b n.
barism, PolygSmy and slAv-
cry.
Sc Rdek Republican Rat.
form.
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SOUTHERN 0TTERYI
On the Havana Plan!
More Prizes than Blanksl
7,sO5 PRIZESI 100000 DOLLARs!
ONLY $4,000 NCuBERSl
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Jasper County Academy Lottery.
BY Authority OF THE STATE GEORGIA

To be Drawn October 18th, 1855.
A concert Hall, Macon, Ga, unasr the supeF-
u inlendenee Of eel. Geo. "a. Logan ard Jas.
a. NtWbct. Esq
Patrons viii please examine this guhcent schens Gaze
funy-eompare with any other, and Il Il ghe
ever oaerer and the chances 20 obtain Capitals r better
than .ny scheme OF red dos't parchAse Tetsis
AK
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
Party TEIckerY.

In the free States, the Repub lican
roandy declare that Mr.. Fillmore stands
'no chance" of carrying a Southern State;
whilst in the slave States the Buchanan
men as roundly declare that Mr. Fillmore
stands "no chance" Of carrying Northern
State. The policy of both is to cry down
the American candidate, if possible, and
win over his friends TO their support. Some
times they change the song, and in the free
States, the Republicans swear that the sup
porters of Buchanan and Fillmore are fu-
sing with a view to defeat Mr. Fremont;
whilst, 10 the slave States, the Buchaners
swear that the supporters Of Fremont and
Fillmore are fusing to beat Buchanan !
Can this sort Of trickery deceive men who
have brainsg
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
The Bargain and Intrigue Affair.

The Bargain and Intrigue Affair.
In 1874, Gov. Jones was an ardent de-
fender of Mr.. Clay against the charge of
bargain, intrigue and corruption, which the
democratic party were then using to damn
the noble old wing chief As the democ-
racy are now to enjoy the benefits of Gov
Jones' counsels, will they enquire of him
what he thinks of the following extract
from that Buchanan sheet, the Louisville
Courier:
the Louisville Courier, IA Buchanan Wing paper Of
August 10th.
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Wss4HTED I'D.
CROCKER'S SCHOOL.

At WHITES CREEK SPRING.
i bor.
Fer Hsa'a rsoa wa.Aiss. Eusl, ana LlsAia, $50 peg
beaston % taruly Weets
angls -lmu&iw
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

The declaration Of prinei.
piles embodied In the resolves
% your Convention expresses
the sentiments iu which |
have been educated, aud
uhich have been ripeucd into
cgnvicdons b. personal OBJ
serNsiinn and experience.
~ frsnioHf's Later 0rAc-
cegfVHee.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
buchanan and Fremont.

We present below comparison of the
anti-slavery sentiments of Buchanan and
Fremont. Read and ponder upon the SIM
iIarity of the views of these opponents of
democracy and Black Repubicanism-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
NASHVILLE THEATRE.

SEASON TICKETS! SEASON TICKETS!
NJ OTICE.-Pers who have ordered Season Tickets for
~ the Theatre from the undersigned hereby notified
to call at MeCure's Music Union street, and get
them previous 10 Monday, 18th September,
WILDE issued upon any deraton after that time
A few more remain on hand For terms apply above
90 eptl2l T. @. HUNTLEY, Treasurer.
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&. NEw YORK, April 20, 1876.
Gen ,lenen: l have 10 thank
! you for The homer OF an invi-
, tation TO q meeting this even
ing at the Broadway Taber
.nscle, and regret that other
, engagements have inteTfered
to prevent my being present.
{ | heartily concur In all
movements which have for
their object TO repair the mis-
chiefs arising from the viola
s.tion Of good faith in the repeal
OF the Missouri Compromise.
am opposed TO slavery In
1.-The abstract and upon
principle, sustained and made
habitual by long settled con-
, yictions.
While l feel infiexible In
1.-THE belief that it ought not TO
bs interiered with where II
exists under the shield Of
State sovereignty, l am in
texibly opposed TO its extern
sion on this continent beyond
its present limits.
With the assurance 81 re-
gard for yourselves, l am
very respectfully yours,
J. @. PREM ONT.
Messrs. z. D. Morgan and
others.
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DNOks and StniiOnerY.

JOHN YoRK co. hare just received complete as
'os tmen Of Classical Common school Books, which they
oG,T for sale cheap. septic
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SCHOOL ROCKS.

GOLD PENS.
JOHN YORK Co have Just received supply Of
the best Gold Pens IN this market. septic
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~ DIR CT NG
vi APPROPRIATIONS OF YSS
FALL PARIS FANCY BONNETS,

W4bAA NHAN UOOD0J CO
LIKEWISE A SPLENDID INVOICE OF FISH
SCALE ORNAMENTS FOR PARTIES,
THE GREATEST NOVELTY IN TIE UNITED STATES
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Two Fine Rosewood Pianos,
Notice to COnsignees.

N6lLbthl'S mAhE
Il subscriber has two 6ne Pianos for sale good
terms. BENZ. 4. SHIELDS, for Trustee.
rt16 No. AZ Public square.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21
(sratuitous Advice.

1I7F" Almost everybody wants something none ar,
sn fortunate as o be- entirly independent ia the ric
meaning ct thnt tornI--Wc are all "a a grrdcr or hess
degree dependent on each other. This being an ia
dtsputapiu fact, we propose a. point ont a mode by
which most OF your desires may bc gratiicd, VIZ:
II gou want any kind or hborors, mechanics, or
cctka; ypvERTIsE.
If you wnnt al ollcc, a house, lot, or farm
ADVERTISE.
If you want to exchange property, or to borrow
money ApNERIlsE.
II you want TO rent or sell houses lots, or farms
ApyEU1GsE.
lfyou want to dispose of your busmcs; ApytRrsK.
II you want Ia rent rooms 1r Offices; ADVERTISE.
II YOU want any KIND OF employment; ADVERTISE.
Whmcycr you want have or 10 dispose of;
ADVERTISE.
Among the many advertising mediums, we may be
permitted Ia recommend to your favorable consider
alton tho "ORnVILLE DAtLf BuIrE EECoRp,' which
is read 10y mnny people both at home and abroad II
il suits send In your ftNOrS, and for iar com
ppn~ntiun. We viii introduce yuu to several ladies aud
gentlemen, VINO otherwise, perhaps, would never
hhvo heard uf you. II the "i;EcoHn' does not suit
your fancy advertise in other pnpcrut All events
ADVERTISED These suggestions are merely throw /
out Tor your benefit, and because We believe II 10 be
duty to inform You of everything which h cncula
ted To- enhance Your interest. Do You believe the
above Is good avicc. We pause for reply.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

STATE OF CALLFORNIA, County C"urt-
90 ,,'.,.,,, -, ur,rp Al Chambers.
In ths matter Of James II Drake, an ihso'Veht
Dcbtorl ,.A r,,,,,,,.
n Court by the Hon. Joseph T.. n. Lewis. county
InIg, ~ ,hnmbrrs on the 30th day ot June, \. D.
Notcc Is hereby given TO the creditors oi the
said petitioner IN Insolvency, james II. Drake 10 ap
pear before the Hon j. H.. y. Lewis, County Juuge
IN tho third day OF the August term o ihe 'ouhIy
Cn,r, \ d. 1855. To wit: On the Oh day oi August
,os,,in, NJ ptlwer to show cause II any there De,
why the prayer of said petitioner should not be grn
. and nn ns.ipnmant of his estate be made, ana ne
, dihnr,cI rom his debts as an lnsolyent Debtor.
witness my hand and tho seal Of said County
CaArlAtIlxed, this Both day Of June, u 1000,
at Bidwe1. 800, =, ,. ,,,,,
35lw'7 by VI. H. bAHNN' ~ ''P''
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

A Person applying to the Probate
TaIks up ana raps he~5n"sr ',,f'
him come in, when the stranger IN
"Docs the Judge of Rcprobates live
hero - :.
"I am the Judge Of Probate, sir"
answered the Judge. -,
"Ah, all the sane, | suppose" saiI
the stranger; my father lately died
letcstcd, and lett n number Of father
less scorpian, Of which | am cmef. ~
it is, | being the oldest inhdel, the
business naturally dcvolves on me, and
if you will give me letter OF condem>
nation | will see that YOU are hand
somely sacrificed" "