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FAYETTEVILLE, N. G. ATURDAY NOVEMBER q. 1856


BY virtue of n Deed Of Trust eXecated.to by
James W Ne ifster for purposes therein ncntioaed,
Viii offer for sale th residence of said IcAlster.
the Cape Fear River lathe Coaay OF IIarnett.
Saturday 27tl of p5aIltcr the following property.
viz: That well knownsaad valuable track Of Land
which said Nc Alister- resided: also several
other tracts OF Land three \ groeS. three Mules one
Horse Wagons. Carriages. Cattle, Hogs. Sheep.
Corn. Fodder and Hay. Household and Kitchen fur
Mi Farming utensils. and all articles toned
in said Deed Of Trust.
FERNS male known 1T Sale III creditors will do
we'll to attend.
ALCX'R IURCHlS1N. Trustee.
Sent 6 1856. Its
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Dissolution.

COUNCIL, RAY Il Co. have this day Dissolved CO
partnership by mutual consent. Alex. Ray is author
lied to use of the firm in liquidation he may
be found a the stand formerly occupied by them.
Where all indebted to the Firm requested call
and settle, as longer inlal gencc will be given.
J. r. COUNCIL,
ALEX. RAY,
J. A. NICHOLSON.
Nov. Sth 1856. 24-3t
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ANOTHER LETTER FROM TEXAS
Travis Co. TEx,s Auo X +

Messrs Fleming Brothcrs-Dear Sirs:-Thcre vero,
several Of Chiiis and Fever in mothers family
at the time received the LANES LIV ER PILLS
in n letter of June 18th. and a doses
administered in each produced the desired effect
thus demons tratng the efficiency of these ceebra ted
Pills in that disease.
Mother has teen troubled with the sick head
ache since she has commenced taking these Pills and
have but few of them left you will please
,s another dollars worth Direct before Austin,
Texas. Respectft lily yours
MEREDITH W. HENRY.
NV Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR.
M-IstNE.S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS,
factured by FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, ;,
PA There are other Pills purportng to be Liver
Pills. now before the public. DR.. McLane's genuine
Liver Pills. also his celebrated Vcrmifuge.
he had at all respectable drug stores. NONE GENU
INE WITHOUT THE SIGNATURE OF
FLEMING BROS.
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a. lDH q G- No

By virtue Of an order made by his Hon. John NJ
Dick presiding. Judge at the present Term of our
superior Court OF Law. [ hereby give public notice
that Special Term Of said Court will be held for the
County OF Moore at the Court House in Carthage on
the 4th Monday i'll Nov next. which will be the 24th
day OF the noath when and where all suitors aud wit
nesses OF the Civil Docket required to attend by
10 clock in the forenoon of that day.
Witnass Geo. 5. Cole Clerk of said Court at Office
the Monday before the last Monday in August A. D.
1896. GEO. S. COLE, G. SC.
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Stale % csors.a observation-disclosures Couu.x
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions. August
INrul ISlG

siisde % aorsia Caroline asaisoE,esoa County.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions. August
Term. 1886.
Eli BruT'le vs.. William ". Gum. Levy on Land
II appearing oath to The satisfaction of the Court
&t a fcifitry FERN SoG OF this Court. that William
" tsHAn has abecVn lei from the State of North
Csrol!ia and at sad Term nonresident OF tais
State aud IS aow nonresident. When the Sheriff
returned to tie said Term o. this Court the following
i'Fcl the WITHIN execution the legal and eo,t-
bic Interest OF the defendant ". ". Gum in to the
oIi2NhE tracts ot land VIZ: Four hundred acres lyr
on the sotA side on lumber River joining the lands
o. john 'un CharNss 1vey. and others. Also one
tract continuing eishtNStye acres, lying Raft
o..ar1 aH@ap joining the lah% Of james Humphrey and
Ordered. that publication be made in the NORTH
CafolLl'an z newspaper published in the Town of
iaYetteVe for four successive weeks. for the said
William " Gum to be and appear before the Justices
OF te to1r OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions. bc held
fof the county of Robesan the Court House i'll
l1aElberto on the fourth Monday in November next,
fhn aAd there to show by his pleading. why the
S,d liant sAai not be condemned aud sold satisfy
tue liaihtili : demand. interest ANA costs.
illness, airach Howell. Clerk OF our said Court
e D1icc the fourth Morlav of August. \. D. 1885.
u the 9lst year of American Independence.
l9-ftl SU-tDISACu HOWELL. Clerk.
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

The Board for Examination Of Teachers in the
Common Schools Of Cumberland County will meet at
the Office of the Chairman the 25th 26th and 27th
November INST.
All who desirous Of an examination must then
attend. EDWARD LEE WINSLOW,
J. L, WARDEN,
w. A. HCSkE,
Committee
Fayetteville, Nov IS 24-zt
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
James KYLE

49, JUST @ received very large and general assort
Inent OF GOODS Among which are
French and English Merinos:
DO Delains. Plain and Figured
Dress Silks. Fig,d and Plain
Black Fet Mits;
Sleeves and Collars;
Ol0ths, Cassimcres and Satins:
Bear and Negro Blankets;
ID to l2-4 Bleached and Brown Domestics;
Gentlemens Ready-Madc Clothing.
Carpe9ng. Good and Common
Boots and Shoes;
Anchor Bolting Cloth
kerseys and Linseys;
Irish Linens Crash
Table Diaper and Napkins.
With many other oFtclcs. all of which being pur
chased by the Package will be offered at low prices
by wholesale or retail. q
Nov. o.-iS 1856. 23-tf<t
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CE.tss 255.
COn3iE Il Co, AGENTS.
30:5lO prizes. amounting TO
f.':5.Izf,fs


i'the5s Si-~harcs Ill PROPORTION.
We Invariably answer letters by return mail en-
closing the tickets IN good safe envelope and ALWAYS
oscfVt the srictcst coit ti4;ue After drawing is
oEt'r we send the Official drawing. with IL written cy-
ibahation OF the result OF the venture. All
irizas bousllt at tAii oiice payable Immediately
after the drawing, in Current Money a,d we tal Rank
Note5 Of am STATE Or l'anl drafts in ayment for tick
cts at par For oll amounts ia making change we re-
ceiFc postage stamps they c.n convenient than
silver Correspondents may place the utmost coniidcrce
III the regularity and safety o the mails. very few
OF no ii'ao2 iiigcs OF Money happen when property
diccfat TO u.s. be careful that you mention your Post
olce toaAty and state. Give at least o.le single
'f!ti 20" cai'ot lose much. if 3ot gain. One single
ti;aI may make You Independent for life. TRY Is
Intre sllouid o1 no such word fail. Address
CDRi}IN & co.
Box 1873 Post Office Baltimore Nh
Oct 2l-f,n O''1N' A''''''oio -io'
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FHIEI61fsT AND PASSENGERS LINE BE-
'F:S2IEIE SEILaEIEETDN e. FAYETTEVILLE.
Steamer Magnolia leaves Fayetteville Monday
day mornings. II minutes after l-riS
Leaves Wllnl: Tuesday and Friday mornings
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh leaves Fayetteville Tuesday
and Fri'iay mornings Is minutes after SUNRISE.
Leaves " imngton "Wednesday Saturday mornings
Both carrying Freight d
Rowan with full Lighters. regularly
carry ing Freight only
The regularity Boats stages River.
the despatch and in delivering we'll
known require
30 patrons the very
efforts viii be spared in feel confident that
faei ties for despatch if line
Cape Lear Ri W. p. ELLIOTT.
Agent for utter1oh & Co.
Fayetteville. \. c.. Oct
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Fayetteville, Nov IS
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to Drs. McSWA1N * Nc
EADUFFIE requested to settle have bought
DIR. McDuie's interest in the Notes and Accounts OF
the lrm an. intend closing it as soon as possible.
found my residence Gillespie street south
of the Market Square, when not absent on business
II. A. McSWAIN.
Nov 10. 24-3t
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NEW CORN MILL

NEAR the Lodge is now in full and successful epe-
ration for the accommodation OF the public. Their
patronage is respectfully solicited.
II. G. HALL, Ag't.
Nov. 8; 1856. e3-3t
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DsSSHI4s EsOS.
NORTH CAROLINA.

Robeson County, \. G.
Superior Court of Law, Fall Term. 4. d. 1856.
Whereas it is ordered by the Court at this Term.
that Special Term of the Superior Court Of Law and
Equity. be held for the County of Robeson at the
Court House in Lumberton on the third Monday in
January. ~ ID. !S57. This is therefore to notify all
suitors witnesses Court officers &c that they be ana
appear at the Court House in fIunberton the third
Monday IN January next aforesaid for the purpose
OF fdspoSng of the unfinished business the Civil
Docket.
Witness, Alexander Mcmillan Clerk of said Court
at Once In Lumbeafon, the fourth Monday in Sep
Ienner' A. u. 1886, and in the 8lst year of American
Independence.
A. MCMILLAN C. S. C.
Oct Is, 1856. 23-Gt
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NOTICE.

WILL be sold Monday the 10th of November
Cumberland Superior Court week.) at the Court
House two first rate young mules in good order and
we'll broken. 1t VIM. J. SMITH.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
The subscriber having been appointed Commits issoner
to sell the negroes belonging to the of Nermin
Johnson will sell at the Court Hone door in Tootn
cr IIarnet County \. c.. the second Monday n
December, ut II o'clock the following negroes viz
Ju.ia, aged SO years and children. Anderson aged
years. Calvin aged years.
Terms Of sale. Six months credit, the purchaser
giving bond ana approved security.
b. +. SHAW, Com.
Nov. IS, 1856. 24-3t
We call the attention Of WHOLE
SALE DEALEES
TO our present Stock,-and have recently re-
ceivcd-
800 bags Rio. Laguira Maricaibo and Java Coffee.
20 hhds Sugar. assorted grades,
IS bbls do Refined, Crushed and Powdered,
95 boxes Sperm. Adamantinc and Tallow Candles.
&c do. Fancy and assorted Candies,
100 coils Kentucky. Jute and Manila Rope.
bales Bagging, Gunny, Dundee and Burlaps.
80 tons Hoop Iron.
l20 boxes Cheese,
20 haIf-bls Super Carb: Soda,
40. 600 Cigars various brands.
Also
Pepper, Spice Ginger, Cloves. Nutmcgs. Borax
Matlder. Indigo, Spanish Brown, Birthstone, Fancy
and Bar Soaps, Starch. Powder. Shot. Bar Lead
White Lead. Putty and Linsced Oil, Window Glass
Snuff in Boxes. Eagle Mills do. in Half Bbls Green
and Black Teas. lIollowW Ware, Swecds Iron English
Shelters Sausage Cutters and Suffers Trace Chains
Sole Leather, &c. Nc
The above Goods offer the most favorable
terms to prompt time cash purchasers.
ID. Il W. NcLACRIN
Nov Is. 24tf
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CHANCES FOIe A BAI,t9AIN,

OH NOE FOR A BAIStS AIN.
will offer at public sale on the premises Tues
day the 9th of Dec. next, about 40 acres Land the
property and residence of Nelly and Jennett Wlkin-
SON. said Land lies on the East side of the Raft swamp
in Robson county Is miles from LumIcrton on both
sides of the Lumberton Road. there is SO acres
in cutvation we'll adapted to the growth Of corn
ton, &c. there Is large quantity Of pine Tim
Der and Turpentne.
Terms at sale JOHN BUIE, Ag't.
Nov IS, 1856. Pitt.
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s9atc OF sorth Ca-oli,a s.os,esc,, Co.1,t5.
Curt IF P|eas aad Quarter Sessions-Ausust
Term, 1886
Petition to sell Real Estate
william H. Willis. Administrator &c Us. The
hers at Law of Simon Ills decd

-AtilnlnlStrat0r SC.. he
he.ts at Law of Simon Willis decd
1t appearing TO the satisfsctio, of the Court that
filfick +" His Sally Freenan aad Dorothy Willis
are noiresdcnts of this State; is therefore ordered
that pni,cattol be made in the North Caroiilia4.
newspaper published in the town Of Fyetteviile
SIX Veeks..ior t,ie said Patrick Willis, Sally Freeman
Justices OF the next Court Of Pleas and Quarter Se4
Sons, to be heid for tie Coanty OF Robeson at the
Court House III Lunberfon the fonrth Monday in
November next then and sher to show cause by their
pleaiing why the prayer OF the petitioner shall be
granted.
Nitness oaadrach Howell Clerk Of said Court
at Office the fourth aIcadav of Auo5st /. D. 1856.
and ia the Slst year of American Independence.
Issued the 9th day Of October. 1856
l9-6w.l SHADRACH HOWELL Clerk
5 iIhds. Sweet NIolasses.
Just received and for sale by
". H CARVER
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NOT En E

ALL those having acco,n ats against os;all Johnson
laf. of i;s-t re hx
notified to present the for payment and tilose
indebted to said Josiah Johnson are requested to come
forward and settle without DELAY.
WARREN JOHNSON. Admir-
Sept. Is, 1856. l5-3m
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JAMES Z. SMITH Mites CosTIN
JAMES c. SMITH Il co.,
Commsss5om 1erchants
Have removed their aiccto second story Of the
building formerly occupied BY the relegra oh t4t,
where they are prepared 70 attend to all in the
Commission line.
attended to-
Wilmington, October !, 1865
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G. UAIVOES
73s BAGS PERUVIAN:
327 do. COLUMBIAN.
Not only has the of using these Guanoes in
neAion been very much diminished, but experiments
have proved that the phosphate, much wanting in
the Peruvian not only increases the yield. but
bned with the Columbian makes the crop much more
certain. For sale by
d. s. w. McLACRIN
Nov. 6. 24-tf
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N.,sy GOODS.
TIE subscrper has received his Fall and Winter
ter Stock of Goods. consisting IN par, q
Blankets, kersevs stripes and PIaids: Saddles,
Brides, aud Martingaies; Boots. Shoes 4
Hats: Rio, Laguirn and Java Coffee
Loaf, Clarafied and Porto Rico Sugar;
Cuba Molasses, an excellent article;
Sugar house Syrup; Vinegar. Pep
per, Spice and Teai soda bis
cult an Cheese AonId,
1Adamantne s},Arn
Candles .<SnUM
Powder &
Shot;
Glue Truss Hoops and cooIal
hacco A'few BbS Old scapi
Wlams's whskey. \ sre
do weiasso sivehIsaava'd
Oct. %
CUMEERIhND
The Ladies will find at the T.
complete assortment Of
China, Glass and Earif,cnwars
comprising almost everything requisite fer<l>lU
fort or elegance.
". \. .TILLINGHAsT.
SILVER PLATED Spoons, Ladies'. Forks.
Butter and Dessert Knives and Castors
SILVER PLATED CAKE BAsK Ers,-very hand
some, at from 81 to $40 each
KNIVES AND Forks, and Scissors of superior
quality 49,.
BRIrraxrA TEA ANp~CoFfEE Pors, Casters,
Candlesticks, Speons,> Ladies' Communion
Sets, &c, &c. ::::#
LAnrs, variety for oil,>Fluid or Lard.
LOOKING GLASSES, from 8 to :as x 1o
inches; Walters, Mats, Baskets, Fin and
Wooden-warc Iron and Stone Mortars,: &c, t>c
For sale by w n. TILLINGHAsT.
Oct 25 lin.
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N @ T | G. e

WILL be rented on the I'd day Of December next at
the Door of the Court House. in Fayetteville for the
term OF years. the old Barksdac Plantation Up
per Little River. Also 625 acres Of Land near Sum
mervile. with the boxes thereon. Bond and approved
securities required and the prescribed by
of Assembly.
Z. MURPHY. Guardian of S. Barkstlale.
The Wnslow tract of Land will also be rented ut
the time and place.
Z. MURPHY. Ag't for N. A. Bark.dale.
Nov IL 1886
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SECOND STOCK CE
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
am now receiving my second stock of GROCER
les, consisting in part follows:
SO sacks Rio Coffee,
so Boxes Cheese,
35 or Bbls. No l Mackerel,
5000 lbs Bacon sides,
35 boxes Crackers,
20 8 steam Candy
20 eases negro Shoes, and
40 pieces Kersey,
For sale by
e. f. MOORE.
Nov. sth 1856. 23-tf
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NEiH MICKEPEL.

so Barrels Nackercl Inspection 1886 just received
ALSO.
50 Boxes extra good Cheese for sale Iv
PETER Z. JOHNSON.
Aug. 2S I3-tf
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- sefVe ard.

Raaa%Ay f.on the Subscriber on III, 1st Of April
last i ne sro named Rand. about six feet high.
about 81 y,irs of e. ana black Said negro is sup
posed II b. llrl ~ in the ;Shberhooi or John Bell
or jams NJ ethan.
The pbora rewtrl VIII ha plil to any person de-
lvcri1s said negro to III at EocHSviile. Chatham
N G.. .plils him in any jail IN the State whore
| can get him. NATHAN KING
June .. 1855. 4tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Miners & Families!

d. TOY x OTTERSnN again reqHest the especlal
attertion of all who wish to lay in heir winter Stock
of CLOTHING, BLANKETS, BOOTS and WOODEN
Goods, to the magnificent assortment of goods re-
ceived by them during the pact ten days. They ARE
now opening and offer for sale
200 fine and hervy Beaver and psiersham Overcoals'
Frotks and Sacks;
100 heavy Pilot Cloth Coats, --latest styles;
O3 superb "Ragau" Coats, superior To any Talmas;
) bales 50 pr in each, heavy grey Blmket'
, bales 100 pr in EACH fine heavy Eide blankets;
bale, 100 extra French super super white
Blan.e,S,
30 doz. assorted Cashmere and Salt. Pants, late
styles, besides magnificent assortment OF Furnishing
Goods. Montgomery st, Opposite st. Nicholas late
IluntoOA's. n'u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07

EXTENSIVE SALES were made yes
terday by certain face'ious typos, of
italic periods, and few pounds of roll
Ter moulds made up in small packages.
The purchasers were roller boy, who
bought the periods, and Devil who
negotiated for the roller mouIds. The
Devil was totng about a dilapitated
ink keg, wherein to carry his burden.
They inquired of US for the articles,
but not having any to spare, we sent
one of them 10 A!ex, Browns Livery
Stable, and the other to Franks Res
tarrant.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07

HORRIBLE ASSASSIN ATIoN.--A most hor
rble affair occurred recently in Marion
county, Texas. A. Z. Moore, Esq his wife
and a lonely orphan girl aged Il years, were
murdered while sitting at supper in the en-
try of their house,
They had just seated themselves at the
table, when the assassin, cooly fixing a rest
for his gun by propping board between the
two stems of an althea4 twenty steps from
the table, and in fall view of his unsuspect-
ing victims, discharged at them a double
barreled gun. At the first FIRE Moore fell
His wife, who sat on his left, exclaimed
Lord have mercy" and at that instant re-
ceived the contents Of "A second gun, fired in
quick succession. She fell instantly, and
the orphan girl, who was seated on Moore's
right, and between Mr.. Moore and the as
sassin, sprang into the house and called for
camphor, but before the servant could get
20 her she was deal Mr. Moore received
three shots in the head and four in the RIG ht
side of the chest. His arm above the elbow
was much shattered, and the hand shot
through. He lived few minutes but new
er spoke. Mrs. Moore received four shots
in the face, and never seemed to have breath
ed after she fell A single shot struck the
young girl little to the left of the spine,
passed through her heart. and coming out
ct the left nipple, lodged in her clothes.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07
Something New.

Every body is respectfully requested TO call at TnH
Store opposite the St Nicholas, date Iluntoon's Ex
chunge) and examine the splendid and varied assort
mcnt of Clothing opened during the pas week. Also
and splendid assortment of Boots, Buck Gloves,
Nulcanlzcd India Rubber Goods, (Goody ears make,)
fine and heavy Under Clothing and The real 'liy
ron' shirts with large French cuffs In fact We have
nything and everything in the Coihiug line suita
tile for all classes, and at prices TO suit the times.
u. TOY & OTrERSON,
or Montgomery street, opposite Iluntoons.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07
How TO MAKE A TRUTHFUL BARo-.

How TO MAKE A TRUTHFUL BARo--
MArER.-Take clean glass bottle and
put in it a small quantity Of finely pull
velized alum Iten fill up the bottle
with spirits of wine. The alum will be
perfectly dissolved by the alcohol, and
in clrar weather the liquid will be as
transparans as The purest water. On
Ahe approach of rain or cloudy wealth
er the alan willA be visible IN faky
spiral cloud, in the centre of the fimd,
reaching ffo.a. the bottom to the sur
face. Thus.a cheap, simple, and beau
tiful barometer is placed within the
reach of all who wish to possess one.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07

Va. We have. been furnished with the
following additionpl returns:
Mountain Spring House-Buchanaa~12,
Fillmore s..
Mooretown-Buehanan, AZ, Fremont 10,
Fillmore, l..
Cherokee Flat-Buchanan 46, Fremont .,
Fillmore "a.
observation-disclosures 10, Fremont l,
Fillmore %.
Buchanan's majority over both in the four
precincts, -!
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07
The ELECTION IN ORoy1LLE.-

The ELECTION IN ORovILLE.-
Great praise is due our electoral
board for the faithful and untiring
manner in which they have discharg-
ed their duties. The board was
composed of the following gentlemen:
Judges, David Smith and F. c.
Ayres Inspector. F. NJ. Smith;
Clerks, Messrs. Ketchum and Pond.
They have kindly furnished us with
the following report of the voes for
County and Township officers
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07

EXAMINATION OF SNITH.-Pat. Smith
tie man who committed an assault on
Miller, on Monday night, was examined
day before yesterday and being found
guilty. was bound over in the sum of
one thousand dollars to appear before
the Court Of Sessions. In default of
bail he was committed.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07

THE EXAMINATION OF Mr.. Willis, charged
with the crime of Manslaughter in having
shot AR. Sullivan, in .he atfray on Monday
night; was held yesterday before Justice
elliott. 1t being fully pro7el upon evil
Ience. that the shooting was purely acci-
dental, the prisoner was discharged.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07

va Mr.. George Faulkner brought into
our Office last evening, S3,08 worth Of Gold
Dust that he washed out of one pan of dirt
taken by him out of Tunnel of the Bate
County Drifting Company, generally known
as Robinson's Tunnel) in Table Mountain.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07

MINING.-"The New York Democratic
Claim" on White Oak Flat is at present
yielding a liberal supply of gold dust to its
owners daily. The average proceeds are
from twenty-five to thirty dollars-a day
The claim is owned by five lucky individuals.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07
A N,ni.d for EuItc (nuntI..

The greatest gathering that has been known in
Butte county during the present campaign is that OF
every description of uselul and ornamental articles ut
the oneer Variety Store and Yankee Notions Depot,
Washington Block, Myers street 3rd door from Mont
gomery, Qfovillc. ocl3-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07

THANKS. TO j. W. Sullivan, of the San
Francisco News Depot, for full files of the
Atlantic States and European papers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07

cg" JUSTRECElNEp, an Invoice Of fine Paint
ed Cottage Farniture. at C.Scrbers Furniture Ware
Rooms, Montgomery street, nearly opposite the ST.
Nicholas Hotel. ocl3l
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07
Furniture! Furniture !!

JUST RECEIVED, alarge assortment of Furniture
and Bedding. For Sale ut reduced Prices, at 4
SCRlBEK'S Furniture Ware Rooms, Montgomery
street. st. NiclOlas Hotel. OBJ