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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-05
(hic4g0 L,xasih9r,

'fsHE subscriber a. his Steam Planning Mill In
4 Moline, His, has just purchased large guam
atF Of Chicago Lumber, and has made arrange
nents 70 supply the demand, which he will sell at
wholesale fsiiI at prices tssi cannot fall give
abstraction. also
SASH DOORS AND BLINDS,
which win bs SOLD cheaper than the same ean be
arch ased elsewhere. His SIDING will be OF the
very beet qaality. and his FLOORING cannot be
surpassed, ali Dire sssd and ready for i'm mediate use
JOB FLAMING AND SAVING
DtBe on short notice, 10 your satisfaction. Don y
al 80 give him call RenenosI the place, head ei
lAin aud Hells Streets, Moline, Ills.
LEVI HUkGERPoRD.
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SAW MTII.l

I.NoR sale al Cannoh's Saw ana Planning MIN a..
j. ny description OF PlaE LUMBER reaui,st
have started my Mills In complete order and bsst :
good sioeS o. 81 Uroix ilogs on hand / am res
10 'eeeiye orders iofany klud Of Lumber which
pledge my selfto all witn pronptsess and dl,na,sb
Ia The order In which they are received; 4 a a.,
nrst served have "a press on hand IsraN
Il.
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Chicago.
wrDMAYrR ! wrx1EI,

rUMNlTUNE WAkeEAOOMS,
No. NO lake So. Chicago, HIS,
Wholesale and Retai a1srs in every Kind OF Rich
Rosewood, Mahogany, Black Walnut.
and ordinary Far,ilure. Chairs, Look lag Glasses,
Mattresses, &C., comprising the Largest and Richest
assortment In Chicago. Also,
Mahogany and kesswssd Plank, vsnesrs
Of all kiads. aad other Cabinet Makers, ana tphoi
stsrers' materials. Our prices will be found the
lowestin Chicago. aug ~ dSm
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-05

h,sntifat farm 3! mills, from Dasenpor, leo
acres, so acres in cultivation, part u"o"''' w"
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INNING SALOON.

t.Hh subscribsr, obliged for the mig pa
age he has sceissd informs MS triehds -ha sne
public that be Is sill prepared 70 seeoln
tem al his DiBisg Saloon. ia tbe Basement o. F
enportfs new block. corner Of sscond ana MAIL
strsels oppo ate ths lie claire House binnsr every
day ut IL " oAelesz Meals served up al al hours
Ice.Cream, Soda aud Mineral Waters
STRAWBER Riks received every day during the
s.a.aa john AfRIN.
lima
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ROCK IsLAND AND DAVENPORT
Gas and steam Fitting
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

Este Ioliahlaacnt.
Riley, Wright 4 Co
kth leave 10 hhholEct 90 the clLxens Of Roek
IA anu and vicinity that they Asv. bought out The
stock and Trade al The old HIand near The y
q AS w o kks,
Eb"FOlbey Intend 10 carry on the business as usual
itci9ding come additiossi branches
I9IsHuctloH OF Gao WoIks on large or small
seile, suitable Tor cities and private dwellings.
Gas ana Steam Pipes,
Introduced in'o Dwelling houses, steamboats, sad
i@N'oftas' lhoy nave superior sto on hand OF
uas Fixtures, and call the attention OF purchasers
10 ukanIne their took.
Practical Bell Hanging and Lock Smithing
in al ITS branches.
ihsJ have also on hand supply OF metallic
lOOh flA k.s, which are superior 10 an, article
clsaphess OF Durability.
Gliding and Bronxing
" III kinds OF fkIuFys Gaiyenixing in Gold and
silver In ali Its bra ncDes. -.
al worn warranted and done In a workman like
niduIGf. .l #I
Once, Eagle Street, Rock Island.
EDrE Island atll 81. II A1-dwn
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-05

Maekinaw Trout and White Fish,
TN hlf bbls; also Naekersi in hlf bbls and Kius
4 lust reeeiy ed and for sale cheap by
r.ni Is ALVDRD * VAY PATTES
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A Large and welseIeeLed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
At prices that csnnotiaii 10 give entire
az noo no Siaife ROW; CD Il
lLARioNkITs, Flutes, Flageolets, Pieslows and
~ fifes al reduced pricesat
No Le Claire Row. Can
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4saaEa.eres IN proved. TINS 10 IN sec 1
"A esst. ~ miies nom Tau cliy snd ron ron
- Eer ieTt5 III OF soil and beauty Of ioea-
- - = aasnrnas.ea Terms easy q course
zoe = + aNsN' f~ T. G. EADS.
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vho v.n,s |. splend,a Fernl

100 ACHES, Sc "a high sials = Satf 100 Ivy
haas.,s aDc orchard And . be luIIin stream o. hsF.
81 saltsus runnaHg w4Gef Oh Is, tAis maghihceht
-. t5 ,lss.i,-tnrs rlsrr m scott Cs ard VIII sell
!, gln seasnnhse terms SAY H. hand hsisnes IN j.
> and 4 years. beSs term st9 enseis Aas put
49,, yaske The proceeds Of Inc tsaa IS. defer
,ean.SmeuSF CAlIsoop, as IL dun'i take me 10 z
- ace Of sch rare Bargains as Is h-re offered,
y r. G. EADS-
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A n the CITY WOOD YARD, Junction q secona and
kAGront streets. We have hom 90 ana large Assori-
,ucnt ~ III kind 81 seasoned Wood Hauasis
Maple, Ash, OAK, Hickory, Sc,
,I, re % otaay, also barge quantity Of fene-
az Posts TO Briek yssGksvs and Others who wait
"s' H. WILLIAMS d. Co
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A LARGE AND CONPLETH STOCK OF
FRESH FIRST CHOP
GssOCElsllsS,
AT WHOLESALE.
~xHrHE sabsc ribcrs have now on hand, unu arc
w. daily receiving from tho kast ana soutn ~
NO. Front street, ana Lssce'
2BurfowS New Bl ,ck9 DapsnPor,, Ieua,
Groceries, Nails, Glass, Salt, WoSden~ars,
Provisions, 10.
which they offer TO the trade at wholesale w.!
To Rot II Merchants, Hotel.keepers ana DINERS VI
the interior ofthe State and Nebraska who purenae
at xholesais we give the assurance thai We VIII NJ
their orders and memoranda al Chicago and 81 Louis
pr ceetransportation added. #,..,
Merchants, Grocers and Hotcl-keepers uohg ous
noss ON the line or near the line Of the Mississippi,
Missouri Railroad--Iowa City or farther West VIII
and IL TO their interest to make their o.
and by shipping their goods BY the NJ y. n. ~,
save X miles hauling by teams nom any other point
on he river Our facilities are of the nrst cue
wc feel the most pc stive confidence, that, VIII
but give cail look through cur stock, and iearu
our prices and terms, We shall receive upeIni
share of your patti nage; which II shah De our ann
by furnishing hrstrae goods at III voraole
fair dealing, 10 merit and receive
Storage, Forwarding Il Commission
In this branch OF the trade, We are pre- AIRED 70 90
d large amount OF business. Merchants ana oeno,s
making consignments to our House, may res. as
Cd Of the utmost fidelity on our part 70 ther lns,
es,s nd that their siguments shaffeceive Pfomp
attention IN sales an d returns.
n. b Satisfactory reference given In an eases
and with pleasure. p,
May 3dwtf hfAN q MeeAhN
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DAvHNpoRT MUsIC sT0RF

4 tRANDALL b HIGGIN have Just open ed a arze
" assortisentof Guitars, Vioiins, Banoes, Tanbo.
Iihes' g, &c. Also every kid ofMusie BOOK now
hpotano now. Oct3d 1854
uNIoN'sschooIfor Piano Forte, Curtis; Gsita,
II Zundels Meiodeon Instructor and In fact ever
SUM OF instruction relating to music can DO found
the Davenport Music Store; '."
nj RnI
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-05
GUN Powder! Gun Powder /!

,'HE underslgnsd being agents Tor Lsiiiin, Smith
d Bols' GUn 70 wdsf, and having Magazine neai
the city win have eonsianliy on nsLd, and sell II
10 sest prices, ali grades Of Powder.
EVANS, CHEW d CO,
forurr Parry and Second
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G. BARSER, Esq, has removed his Office al
agonaily across 20 the Second story Of Cramp-
H's building, in Lhe room formerly occupied by the
q 1tLa Otlee cor sacand q braay as. ms aIlL
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Dru Goods.
n.t~b1ienc q IA . o.


Hs a - lis he a 1e4O.
Burrows g. Prettyman,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, 1ssts, saess'
Hats, Cape, Clothing, ETC.,
xx,oup inrito ,he attention Of purchasers 10 their
w large and varied assortment. We are nov open,
ng our Fall and Winter stock suitable for the wants
this sS%n ss . we Sso 90 not s
Ne are constantly receiving additions to our stock
| We have now hand a dne assortment OF
DRESS GOODS,
sill. N.r;nos tsps srsms,s.., vslsueisnnss,
Lustres, DsLainss, &C.. snawls ana A~A'
tillas in great varsity, 80
Cloths, Cassimeres, vsslings, Ready 1ads
Clothing and Wooden Goods OF all kinds,
suitable for the coming season.
lGroceries, Crcokery,
Hardware, Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Rubber Goods, Window Shades
and Yankee Notions,
more ~ aoraI variety OF Goods is not to be found In
any store y. the Mississippi In eonnsesoh w. ~
,l. sS' IN ,S ss and aas 50 ssss Of our Sadns in
which can be found Large stock OF DRY sun,
| able to the trade. +, - No., "a,
Cash or short time and prompt paper as low fhey can
| be bonght in any Western CITY
TO F.4R.NEKS
Wcare prepared to
Pay the Highest Market Price for All kinds Of
Produce
All in want OF Bargains call ON
BURROWS Il PRETTlMAN,
WHoLEsALR AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
E0Es pEGN AND DOM l. STlC
DRY GOODS,
| Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Clothing, &C., -.
FRONT STREET,
n,io 5 DAVENPORT. IOWA
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BkEySDt AZ.

tIY present residence, aTft-DB n. at the head of
vi TENTH Also, Eye rooms tenement and
ESQ rooms. l.. r. PARKER.
luis 20 df
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3usuraufc.


lKNscIeeye Assurance 60. !
once ON Main street, over Chabb,. Brother, Bar
row 4 Co.'S. Ranking tiouse, Room No.
e'f'es Hovss,sna,;a n; w. p.M
J. Nj. u. Bartows, Chss. Leslie, ignxtlus LANCER,
zell, 9; 9. psrp, NJ VIII ,rvsx, Alfred Sanders sa
49, ~ oFfIckRs:
ALFRED sANGERs, President.
&C. PAssy, Vice President
u. l., Shorty, Secretary.
CnAs. LsssLiz, Treasurer.
nov l2df
Insurance.
FIRE, INLAND AND LIFE.
ArNA,
INSURANCE. cor PAHY, aARrrosp.
ChArtsrsd 1919.
NAsa CAPITAL, ssoo,eee
INSURANCE. 90. OF rHE CITY
..x. c...., m" ssoC,sioo.
NORTHWESTERN
tnasranee Go: Of the State
OF NEW YORK.
connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Co, Of Hartford CT.
AcoUIRkD CAPITAL, 81, SOC, 900
OFFICE, ON WEST SibE OF
Main bet. Front and Second ets.
| Apra4.dwis henry B. HOFFMAN. Agen
Peoria Marine and Fire Insurance Company,
] PEORIA, ILL,
CHARTERED Is4l.
FlsHIS Company continues to is policies on
l. MARINE, INLAND, NAVIGATION, TRANS
| FORMATION AND FIR RISKS, 81 rtasessSa
l raftst
An unconditional return premium Of 10 per cent.
wiz be paid back 10 cargo customers al he close al
| the year.
Farm properly and detached buildings, yorabls
sit ted may be insured against loss damage BY
are for any length OF time from enc 10 nve yers, at
low OF premium. and ih us avoid sssessm snts
| rs IN Mutual Companies.
CAPITAL 100000.
DIRECTORS.
Isace updarhiil Theo, Perry. W. A. Heron,
A.. q. Tying. ". h. Phelps, PR X Rrctherson,
&. Holland wm Fem, l.. Holland,
VIM. Z. Mason, IL. Bouriapd }. Reynolds,
Charles Holland.
OFFICERS.
Isaac UNnERniIL, Pres, B. l.. II. BouRLAkp. Vice
Pres; CHARLES HOLLAND, Secretary
JOHN ADAMS Agent fer Rock Island, Davenport
Moline and vicinity Once st Fish Goedsle s Lee .
| Bahkiag House, tlln dis Street, Rock lsland Ills.
Nay s4th, d.tf
Chicago city Insurance Company
CAPITAL SlsO, 100.
! Edmnnd Cauaeid. pFe>t Henry Rapdf, SecI.
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smues from Davenport 60 seres, ~ acres ~ .u,-
,lyaIion, 70 aersstimeer, run'a4e water "''s'
n =
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A Largeeollecton on hand andEew tIusieressfyep
as soon as published at
No b LIE Claire Row. rku
ME best Piano Forte instructo nc world Rich
a ards0n's modern schooli0r Piano ForteA can be
found OF No LIE Claire Raw. n - IL
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FARMERS! saw AND GRIsT MILL MEs
The Best Mil ever offered 70 the Public Ia
FELTON'S PORTABLE MILL

FARMERS, saw AND GRIsr MILL MES,
The Best MIL ever offered 70 the Public IL
FELTON'S PORTABLE MILL
lHTHICH has taken the Free Pyszaiam AZ all III.
w state sEa CoEHtB FaTrs where II Ia. been On
ab!sd, and Geld Medal ut the I7perrega fnstitsfs
y. Y. City. This truly excellent Aill, eelebrated
alike for its simplicity durability and pracneabilly
patented Jhhy I'd, 1855, stand unrnaleal The tarry
number Of these mills said, aud thair Increasing de-
nand ofciely declare IhcT merit (oser 1900 hsyiDs
boon sold 10 the last slx rOnths). They are admire
bly, adapted for grinding Cora, Oats, Wheat, BaKley
Corn In the ear, Spices &c. with rapidly and pei
lection unknORnb before.
No. Mill Erinds FROM 70 bns. of meal, or 1910
56as otieed per boar III from TO horses, and
other nos. proFOrioEAts amount. They eau bS
propelled BY horse, steam water power, and are
we'll adapted Ia Irregular HnieD, hence al lri hiny
cost they eaii be attached 10 any saw mill.
MEAL SKiv1r are atlSehed 10 the 20 mills thus reh
icrng them the ontY trty prastioasEs mill farmer
tan haze.
References can be given where these mills have
benin use is months without oithsr receiving OF
needing dressing, and likewise where they were 10
tToduced four months ago Tor grinding Ir.a oar
IL an established fact that oil mills using kniye4
"tAttesdh but never graz nsal and that all corr
and cob crushers ony crack the corn and cob and
tbat neither reduce the iec1 10 n desired nnepess
10 be used with pront. Bullhe
FELTON, MILL
stth"ut knives, and With shHaIhg surfaces so hart
sen peFcd steel viii not aGeclll 10 D. paUle N grind
ing 10 any degrsc OF hDeness and OF reducing sou n
the dB mess 81 meal. These facts Justify us In war
ralitng these mills 20 give entire saLisiaelon-
F0T tnriher Information and mills and right anulE
- rlcHoLs, LOOMS a Co, onlco Ls CtsIrs
House, Davenport, lows, or Boa sos r. o.
.ittAa a.. nIf
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Davenport Machine '. aVaAs.
s. o. 6H0kEy 4 Co., Proprietors

sttHE davenport Machins y urk sos prepared
~ execute every variety II ahinars a. saor, no
Gtre.
superior Steam Engines from ave 10 oh. handrsd
horse poser; Eugihe-, LRthss, Pianers, Grisl Alls
and all descriptions Of mill work. Also, sole axsis
tue west TOR the man uactHTe Of Met ord'A Anti
ERECTION torse Power; superior cbiR.s for the pu'
pose intauded. lhey Soald invite the attention oi
paTties reGairinx shahng 10 their table Hangei
aud >slDlltng boaeps superior 10 any ihinx IN n-a
Parioaisr attention will be pnid 10 fspaiftng "a
chlnsry, aud prompt attention given to all ORDERS
We propose 10 execute work IN bssi N nnsT
aud ASK pores requiring machinery or rcpRifil Co
faE wiIA their Orders Laaiing Of all Kinds So
piled To order.
Works on Thtid stfeet, oppss tic the Catholic
buF,lDg gTuuEl. D4,euH, nj 4 nv AHt
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snrrt,N.
Cheesei

fhRlME Western Reserve and Country Dairy Cheese
ia sale waoiesaie and t1taiby
= Anr2 ALyOgD VAN PATTEs.
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WOOD, WOOD,

SAFETY FUSE.
- AanFEEfa superior article Just from the man
s,,ifr MeMANLS SHEPHERD.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-14

/ PoticE AProtN1MESrs.--Thc eemmi,tee
Tuesday evening, to attend to police Affairs,
consisting OF Mcssrs Lathrop, Bird, Rosen-
thai, Clark, Brown. Tymeson aud Smith,
met on Saturday evening for the purpose OF
holding an election for three policemen
Geo. W. Elliot. 4 IIosklns, and Dan'l Jew.
EFT, were the successful candidates These
are rs good and worthy men us ,he commit
tee could have selected to guard the town
from fire. and what is almost as dangerous.
those drones "who toll not but who exist
by sucking their substance from the uu>ns-
pecting. 1t is well known that a swarm of
this class have gathered in our midst, and
when everything else fails them, arc ready
to apply the torch, use the slung-shot pick
pockets-aud in short, resort to ANY means
t. enrich themselves at the expense of 9th.
ers. These are the main evils and dangers
that these watchmen are called upon to guard
us from, aud their position is one OF no little
responsibility We say to thcm--be vigilant
The manner in which these scections
were made by the committee, does not prop
erly belong to the public, as they were che
sen by the unanimous voice of our citizens,
and by them empowered to act and select
for the public good, but for the benefit Of
those who feel nggrieved at their selections,
we are authorized to say that about forty
applications were handed in, ranging in
price from 500 to $50 per month. To get
the best men Mt lowest figures WAS their soc
object, and $500 being the extent that could
readily be raised from among our citizens,
they srtuck from the list all applicants that
were over 500 per mon h. and from these
each one of the committee drew three
names of those whom he thought best calcu-
lated to discharge the du les of the Office
The result was as above stated
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-14

OPENING OF THE FIRST BRICK BUILDING
That energetic Express and Banking firm,
McWilhams & Tymeson, opened the doors
OF their new dre proof building on Monday
evening last. ami invited their friends in to
JOIN them over something that srarkled -
They have exhibited the incest taste in the
construction of their house, it being one of
the most elegant and convenient of the kind
that we have seen in California, and is an
ornament TO the town We are pleased to
sec them doing thriving business, They
arevery popular with all classes, and enjoy,
rs they deserve, the fu confidence of deal.
ers in gold dust and exchange.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-14

FIRE AT MoRRIs' RAvINE.-The store and
boarding house belonging to Mr. Richard
Brown, on Morris Rav'ne, was destroyed by
fire on Friday uight last Mr. Brown is con
ident that the house Was set on fre iesigne ed =.
ly, as the inmates had all retired before ~
o'clock, and no lights or fire about the prem
ises later than that hour. He showed US
his gold watch, which had been picked up
from among the ashes. IL was literally
melted down. Several men were severely
burned aud bruised while engaged in trying
10 subdue the flames
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-14

DF,TRoYLp by FIRk.-On Tuesday last
the terrible cry of fire was heard IN our
town. when "A grand rush was made by eve
erybJdy to find it's whereabouts. IL proved
10 be u miners cabin, on the bluff, and al
though the ncighbors worked braveiy t"
save il. they could not succeed; their efforts
however prevented the burning of another
building. The gallant frcmen were cut IN
large quantities.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-14

CALIFORNIA LAND TlrLEs-A bill has
been introduced in the Lower House Of Com
gress, confirming all the titles TO Mexican
land claims, which have been favorab.y de-
ided by the late Land Commission, prior to
January lst, 1866. and iustructs the Presi-
dent forthwith to issue the government Pat
ent In favor of ull those holding claims uuder
such decision taking away the right Of ap-
peal from contestants The San Francisco
Globe denounces it rs a fraud upon the peo-
pie of California A copy OF the bill has not
yet been forwarded to this State The House
laid the bill on the Table.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-14
THE FIRST PRISONER OF THE SEAsox.-

THE FIRST PRISONER OF THE SEAsox.-
gentleman connected with this oilice made
the first arrest under the new police organ
ization on Saturday night about o'clock -
After the man was grabbed, he was brought
up to the corner near Matthew'S store, and
ordered by his captor to sit upon the side
walk until a policeman could be found. Not
succeeding in fnling either Of the knights
OF the watch, the pro tenn policeman return
ell, and found his prisoner precisely where
he had left him. Not knowing exactly how
to dispose of him, he was finally, with
strong ndmontion to better in future, to
"per-ceed " The rascal had been guilty Of
thru ting his hand INTO the window Of MIR.
Mnsun's mouse, and abstracting from IL In.
dyss sewing basket, several little articles,
that were of 40 use to any one except the
owner He walked lcisurcly IF, and strew-
el his plunder rs he went, all Of which was
recovered, except gold thimble lie was
beastly drunk, which saved his back fren
''many stripes"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-14

EXTENSIVE STAGE LINE The California
Stage Company have now in operation line
of Stages from Red Bluffs toHreka, dis
tance of one hundred ana eighty miles A
small outlay it is said, will render the road
as good as tlat through the Sacramento Val
ley. The trip from Red Bluffs to lreka will
occupy two days, laying by over night at
Lockharts Ferry on Pitt River. This makes
Stage Line complete from Sacramento TO
Yreka A bridge across Feather River Mt
Oroville, it is believed, would divert the
travel and stages to the Shasta and lreka
mines. through this place. The distance
from Marysvile to Chico, is evidently less
by the way of Oroville than it is through
Hamilton.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-14

U. S. HoTEL.-This house, which was pur-
chased by Messrs. Smith & Sparks, and by
them lately improved so tn it now presents
quite handsome appearance. has been
leased by Messrs. Hedges & Brown-for
what purpose we are not advised Several
professional gentlemen have taken Offices
there, as their signs indicate. Among them
are NJ II. Farley. Esq Winter & Burling-
anne, A. NJ. Zabrskie, Esq, and Morse &
Bird. This makes the house present quito
busness-like appearance
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-14

A.rEmPr TO RoB.--Two ieamsiers. whs
had delivered lumber to Mr.. Malo'y's yard,
on Bird street, we're sleeping in his Office Is
few nights since, when about . o'oclock they
were aroused by ruffians feeling about their
beds for the money which they were suppo-
sci to have received FOR their loads. But
they had not ye, been paid; besides, II they
had. We are requested to say that they hal
other uses for their cash than to have 1t st''
len from them ami spent by thieves.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-14
DARING ATTEMPT AT INCENDIARIsM. -

DARING Attempt AT INCENDIARIsM.
On Tuesday night about 8 clock fire wa,
discovered in the rear of and adjoining
Smiths Bowling Saloon. 1t had got fairly
in blaze, and but for the timely discovery,
the whole town would soon have been laid in
ashes, as the wind was blowinya gale at the
time.
1t is most certain that band Of outlaws
are in our midst, who tor a small gain would
not scrnple TO apply the torch. to the de-
struction of property and sacrifice Of human
life.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-14

MINING OK MORRIS RAyINE.-The "Big
Sailor Co." are just commencing to take it
out in great chunks. The company mum :
bers twelve men, and they have been en-
gagged about one year in running into the
bowels of the earth a distance of over 600
feet. Water is very scarce at present,
but when they do have it they make an
ounce a day to the hand Lucky-sailor
like.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-14

H4s. The Town Talk thinks that "the out
rage upon MIR. Sumner, IN the Senate Cham
Der, will have the same effect upon MIR.
Pierce's re nomination to the Presidency rs
Cascy's pistol shot had upon Cora. 1t seals
his doom" Now, We had always supposed
that Cora Wa, hung because he murdered
richardson. and not because Casey shot MIR.
King. But the Talk being Immediately on
the scene ofactlon, probably thoroughly UNI
deislaudS the matter A few more such
compliments AS that, aud the Vigilance
Committee may we'll exclalm, Save Us from
our organs ~
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-14

REAL ESTATE AND GENENAL AGENCY
1t will be seen by their advertisement that
Messrs. Morse 4 Bird have established
themselves in the above business, which
must of course he of great convenience to
those who wish to buy or sell real estase or
other property
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-14

Horse THIEF ARRESTED Edward AL
lander was arrested at Bidwell. on Wednes-
day night, on charge of IIorse Stealing. 1t
is thought be WAS connected with parties
arrested in Nevada County.