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IMPROVED AMBROTYPEs.

cementing them either with one or two gasses with
n cement that not only beauties the picture but
hermeticaiy seals il, not with the balsam of Fir,
hich Will tven dissolve in common spirits, as the
old patent pictures done, but with cement that
wall re tain ts briliAncy for AK To person who
less patent, sh 1uid think that such advice as Nj
E gives under the head Of CUTTING Patent Am
brotypee, would be very wholesome. Call at SO Main
street If you wish IL get good and true picture
Price Of Ambr1types from 5 50 to $50.
Z b2d I.
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G. M. HUSTON,
Wholesale Dealer i'm Notions "A N d
Fancy Dry Goods,


90 MAIN STREET kEokrK, Iowa
A new stock and the largest and beet assorted ever
offered IN the market. Our stock II purchased direct
from manufacturers and importers, aud pledge
oursevee 10 sell at prices low for cash or TO good
uine buyers, st. Louis or any other western mar
ket
Merchants will find it to their advantage to call
ana examine goods and prices before buylngeise,
where. We viii consider II no trouble 70 show them
through our stock.--a&w
IUSI Receiyed-A large stock of Buck d4oses and
y Mltt., at sep20 HUSH NJ,
4 FINI. stock Of Pocket Cutlery for sale low at
n s.r 20 HUSTON s.
A HEAVY stock of Cap. Lister, Ladies Bath, Bath
n Pat Fancy and Commercial Note Paper. Plain
aud laid lua Nhite ard Fancy Cvlored Envelopes, at
sep2o HUSTON :.
General assortment Of German silver and dou-
n 81! plated wure, all warranted ard AZ manufac-
turcr : prices, at se120 III SloN =.
4 extensive stock II Whips aud Lashcs at
y Gfaa.urer's prices at sep2l HUsToA's.
fNaA largest and best assorted stock of Embrode-
L ~ the city at sep2l HUsToN's.
ri,HE Finest assortment Of Ribbons of red in
L the market. al Scp2l HlslON ;.
(tLoChc enough to supply the market, OF every
y, variety IF pattern, Jtrome's make, warranted,
and Al ruanUfacutrers prices, ut HJSIoN'S
4 LARGE aud fine lot Of Kid Groves of every
: \ grade, al sep2l HUSTON ,.
(sol.D and common Jewery, and Gold and silver
VI watches, al sep2l HUSIoA'o.
LIVERY variety If goods comprised in the Notion
IL an Fancy Goods line ~ Huston Al prices tha'
cat.tat fui induce purchases ana beneht The buy
err Cal at No. VI, ard examine for yourselves.
4 FINE Buggy Portable Top for sale, enquire of
\ sep7l q. NJ. HUSTON.
No. %, Main street.
Huston 5 will be found the largest lot of Irish
J \ Linens Isees, Edgings and every variety OF
White gods at prices that cannot be beat in any
VS. eyr market. sep2o
4 endless variety Of silk and Linen Pocket hand
/ hrcaief- and crsvats at sep2o HlSIoN'o.
vIsHE bert assortment Of Lace Wells aud Dfcss
| Trimmings at sep20 HISIoN'S
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HORSE sHnEING

Rring on your lame horses and have hem shod
right. From his long and constant practice in this
aLsa~a.ch of the business lie dAtters himself that he
cannot be eAteiled by any in tie country. He
particularly soiicits patronage in his line
He also offers his services as Farrier in all Its
branches.
May %, 1855. d4wIy
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i,.ln 1919. - b lh. ,onth.
JUST RECEIVED.

n'RE'T f-3m New York, the largest and most
- sp.e add stock Of Ladies Fancy EGrs. Fancy
Robes, tRr 0sun'iets swnn's Down Ntctorinss aud
Cuds; aenss Far MutfleS Fu7 Gloves &C &C. ever
brought - the Vest. saaA ager Great Iae emeata
20 cA v4o ssaaf eagthiag n the e5ore int and Viii
cell 4 Netsrns- Ga spsr than TIC same e-tlcla
eaA - H9lga- IA st. L3a.s. AL ask IS isT yyu -
cSsI All examins ny stock, winch npesIor 10 any
thing a ne Nest
Latss please call and LOOK over ms stock. No
trouble 10 shos god. D1n forget the place, bat
cal ~ tie Nsu fogE Eg0cIrN,
A. G. SHE i4D0N
Oct SD Man e.-ncr Cd St
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j. w. JOHNSTON.
Corner OF johnson n

~ Third Streets ~
Carries on the business Of Undertaking in all it,
bran hes He has recently made extensive addi tions
his stock and perfected his arrangements in every
department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
imperyious 10 air and indestructibe, highly orna]
III nted and Invaluable for the preservation Of -
dead we'll a. collins Of every style and finn fur.
nj bed to order.
Hearscs and carriages furnished and me entire mr.
rang meats Of the funeral attended 90 when rna,i,a
heokak, April L, 1855. -
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X. FRENt II.
Flt Will, s. co.

nrALER~ in groceries and Produce. and Forward
IL ing ana Commission Merchants % Main street.
between % aud Sd Ecokuk. lows
aaid call the attention OF the citizens of TINS city
ana Cegntrv Merchants - tier large and VIII sc
I'D 81 * If Groceries. They have IF the lar
gest stocks offered IN his place Of all such al
fitl~s as are 3uaIIy kept il eeefy
and .yil sell or, The most ,aSensbIe AheN
Eel con hdsnt from their long experience and de
termination to give strict pers"na attention ~ bust
ness that they will merit liberal share II custom
nay1SIw
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Dry Goods.
20 bales A. muslin, prime,
l.9 pcs ss,insts ass d, 90 to 75c. per yard;
- do Ky. jeans do 70 to 4oc., ds do
800 do prints, new styles
20 do Colungo;
20 do Lyonese Cloths, and Alpaccas;
DeLaincs Black Silks Coats Spool Thread, war
ranted1 stewards best Linen Thread, and general
assortment Of Yankee notions, just received by
sep22d&w Il. A. WILLIAMS.
NEW GOODS AND GROCERIES.
rIyHE public will take notice that have received
/ an immense stock Of Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes and Groceries, at my old stand on Main st.,
near Fourth.
FamiI wanting groceries can have them put up
at Keokul wholesale prices.
| intend to give particular attention 10 the pro-
duce business, and expect that my long experience
in that line VIII enabi me to give satisfaction to all
customers. sep22 b. A. WILLIAMS.
IAsh paid tor all country produce. al the old
Y stand Of sep22 Is. A. WILLIAMS
NNvAM TED 1000 hushels Timothy Seed;
w 1000 do Flax Seed,
ana ali nas Of grain and seeds for which the high
ert cash prices viii be paid by
scp?2 B. A. WILLIAMS.
D00TS and Shues.---l70 eases If boots and Shoes
ID FIR men, women. boys, girls and infants, just
received Nv sep22d&w b. A. WILLIAMS.
Leather! Leather.
HAVING purchased the entire stock Of Pike, Full
L Ter & Co., shall hereafter keep on hand good
assortment Of Leather, Shoe Findings, Beitings har
ness Leather dc. All which WIN be sold low for
cash VI rchants from the interior requested to call
Cash pud for hides. i. A. WILLIAMS.
noy2oaiY
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RGlCKSMITHING.

AZ Lillian bhAithM, on lntri, between J ohm
w son and Exchange Streets, Mt the Brick shop,
would inform the pubic that he is prepared TO DO
all kinds of BlACKSgITHfNG IN q neat durable and
eleau manner
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a KaMrr hHfI@e Tor f.nor s.. r.(lE,,.
az or 81 feel ~ Man street { desirable builiin (
~O los in ihe CITY II k.okuE st.o for sale q
axchsnge eor weston protaFly, & ssi NE. ir,J.sty
IL Ohio; So I'll lire laI3 ir IND ana sa,raI ~
in ths .oTn u Aaparyiir' c2unty s,at ii ia paos
coaaty Hi SO acr,- Il choiee land Gear fhe Il. r
SCAT IL Monroe county, Iowa, with fruit tre.s .ts
Jaaalre Of MehISSi & RUNNER
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WV. M1snr,r.x

/ hh AND sC0t nER. On fifth street, one
i. uo9F oeiow MT.n, where he viii renoyae and
make 70 appear ar new, all kinds Of Ladies' aud Gen.
.o,heh APPAREL such IS Grape, broscha, cashmere
and wooie.i shawls cashmere silk and merino aress
oS, rugs pianoand table covers, window and damssk
cuflaIns, &c.
All OF INC above and every other article of cloth
ing c'iofed In any OF the fancy or plain colors.
hope by close attention and a knowledge ~ NV bnv
mess, q giye general satisfaction
nov 2sddw6m WV NANynca
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L,KENcll CAs@lMEKES-A lot more Of tAose
L sup rb French Gessimeres just rcceycdhy
4 Udaw r. ID FOSTER.
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alilmoresx Cholera and Diarrhea
Mixture.

Glilmoress Cholera and Diarrhea
Mixture.
This Is the best remedy known fur bowel comp
iants, such Cholera, Diarrhea, Dysepiery, Pains
in "a, Bowels, &c, &C. Iho-e who have used il arc
charmed With ia medIcal virtues. The Lame IL blown
N The glass
GiIImore's Vegetable CathaFtic and
f.iyer Piiis.
These celebrated Pils ar an excellent remedy far
Fever and Ague Bilious Complaints, Collie, Dysente-
nv. Const patton Of the Bowels Indigestion. Jaun-
dice Drvpsy Debility, Liver Complaints, Botehes
or he SKIN, Fevers. dc. The bes. family pill known
and be used with safety, whenever cathartic .
sssded
NB4ATo insure a genuine article and one on
which you rely perfect safely, be particular
u inquire for Gllmore's Nege able, Iathartie and
Liver Pills, there IS counterfeit article IN circu-
l2ton.
CaIeAonfan Cough Loxenges.
Prepared by III. X. Gilmore. popular remedy
forCoughs, colds and Bronchial affections. They
hase given utlre SAT- faction to those VITO Lave ased
them.
Giilmore,s Hair Raisam.
A beautiful preparation for the Hair, and properly
used, will restore il to it's original sofsness aud
beauty. Those who have used 1t say il is the best
prepar alton they have seen.
Sold, wholesale ami retail, by II II AYERS. Drug
eist corner II Main and Third streets keokuk lows.
Also by Druggists and Merchants throughout the
state.
October 3, '55-dawy
Dease'. Electro Magnetic Plaster.
An External Cure far CHfALs AND FEVER, IN
foUR HDrgs
TEHI~ Novel and extraordinary remedy IL upheld
i by the testimony Of some Of the BEST names IN
Tennessee. Mississippi and Arkansas. The proprie-
and inventor has, among Thousands Of others, Ger
tfcates fr the following distinguished gentlemen
Of Memphis. Tenn, the home Of the pr prieor
Rev. 1. l.. Graee, Col. smith Z. Bankhs ad--eltor
Memphis Wing, VIM. T.. laneey-editor # the Mem
phis New T. keefe, NJ. d., T. A. Carr, II -, X, ii.
Crockett, lawyer, grandson Of Dayy Crockett Ihos ;.
Land, VI. d.
This wonderful Plaster does not pain, blister or ex-
coriatc. Wherever il has been introduced it has ST.
perceded all other patent medicines for chilli, and
dfirea qHiniae OUT Of the MARKET
Unlike Quinine, Arsenic and other deloterious
drugs. this medicine makes aauiek, radical and per
fee, cure; and is followed by train Of mandieh
than the removed 1t Is perfectly harmless
and be used with perfect safety by all sexes and
ages.
The proprietor in introducing the +. NJ y. in this
community leaves Ii make its local reputation here
by It's merits and superior claims on the public
Address c. NJ Denie Proprietor, Memphis, Tenn
PRoE, 81. A liberal discount made to the trade.
Sent by mail, to ali PARTS Vt the country.
Sole wholesale and retail agent for keokax,
IL. Il. AYRES,
Corner 3D. and Main street. oct24dw
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Nebster's Dictionary, University Edition.
WEBB ter S Academic Dictionary.
Webster's High School Dictionary.
Webster : Primary SGhyoi Dictionary.
Published by
MASON AND BROTHERS., NEW YORK.
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SsiLho )! SILKS ~ o. have received very re-
p.tenly by express several Large Lots Of Dress
slts, witch NC are offeting at Unprecedented low
pfiees Also another ut Of splendid ''hioire An
tiques' in dress patterns. No. SIS Main Street.
asci0d DuRKEE L co
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f~sTATIOSEHS .--Arnoid's Wruag rtul earning.
- rcd INK superior CO. letter Rnd olottng pau
bill hs5hs, blank notes, deeds, etc,
noy1 j ii. WksICQTI
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nkESS GOODS, Trimmings, &c. Black Silks in
II all widths very low. Plaid, check and brocsde
silks Large and small Plaid Cashmere Printed
PLAIN u LANES, Black English Grape, Moss Velvet,
Moire Antique, and Ribbon Trimming just opened
and for sale cheap. decioddw P. d. FOSTER.
~ tEENSW ARE, dC.-A complete assortment of
" White Granite Ware in setts single peces.
Al,o for holiday presents, Decorated China Cups,
Mugs Flower Vases DC. y. y. FOSTER.
Il 0dAw
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Autumn Stock
Card 10 the Ladies.

Nov ready for the season large stock Of Iri III
y ming Goods in Selset-Plain and Shaded Col
ts and black Of all dths Plush Shaded Moss
fringe MORE Antique, Nattred Ribbons, Colurs and
" nth Ualloous il great Variety Gimps Braids re-;
some in bright eolors for ehildrcn's dresses.
sept 10. daw i. D. FOSTER.
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Uncut NELN ETs--Assorted eolo,s at less than
= coft to import great bargains for milliners.
d,olOdAw p. b. FOSTER.
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PIGTVnEN an CLASS

COMBINES call
- ed, but far superb d
or to Am brotyEes, are 3,
taken at BreLL's Da-
guerrean Gallery. All d
who have not seen
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-06
Peace rcigns In kansas.

Governor Geary in late dispatch to the
Secretary of State, announces that peace
has been restored 10 Kansas. Not only, he
says, have all large bodies of armed men
been dispersed, but smaller bands of marau-
ders have been driven off For upwards of
two weeks no outrages have been authen-
tically" reported
Nevertheless the Black Republican papers
have been about as full as usual of reports
Of outrages on free-state men. In the face
of the Governors official statement the same
reckless course of misrepresentation is pur
sued by these journals.
Itappears from Governor Geary's dispatch
that gags OF thieves and rowing about, pill
laying overy one yet if one o. these ras
cais is roughly handled it is magnhed into
an " outrage" The Governor very proper
ly arrested and sent back body of Emi-
grant Aid disturbers who we're going into
the territory fully armed, no doubt,to make
q last attempt at getting up fight in time
for the Presidential eleciCl, whereupon the
Tribune and Times wax furious So they
ought. for their friends were outwitted by
the Governor, and their game spoiled -
greatly to their modification E" Peace regus
insK ansas ~. Y Citizen.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-06

Hon. C. L. SooTr -" Unwavering Demo-
crat 4" charges this gentleman with making
use of his position as member of Congress
elect, to aid the aspirations of Messrs G"in
and Latham to seats in the United States
Senate We are authorised by Mr.. Scott 10
say that such is not the case lie has not
intertered, anl does not intend to interfere,
in any way, with the Senatorial question -
1t is with pleasure that ws do this genuine
democrat anl accomplished gentleman JUS
tice state JOUrRdl
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-06

CHARGING THE GRAND JURY.-Speaking
of charges, here's one delivered by Juoge
INITIAL of Boone Co. Ky. 1t was delivered
by the Judge himself, in person, and is de-
cidedly the most sensible charge we have
read or heard of in many a day. Said the
Judge:
Now | think am safe in saying that one
man in twenty has a sixshooter in his
breeches pocket; or bowie knife in his
breast; and if you amt careful you will
come in contact with some of these young
gentry, these travelling arsenals, as cal
them They make it a point to learn enough
of law to throw you in the wrong; you will
then see them brace themselves against
wall, and when they think themselves safe
in the eye of the law they blaze away. l
want you to git right after these fellows"
We call that charging and ramming it
home.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-06

TEHAMA CoUNTY.--This new connty,
considerable part of which formed portion
of Butte, about year since, is evidently
progressing prospcrously. AT the time OF
the formation of that county, 1t owed Futte
about thousand dollars, or rather it was
so determined by the commissioners last
August, and few days since, as we are in
formed by Capt. Darrach, very considera-
BILE portion was paid. This speaks well for
the prosperity OF Tehama county and the
promptness of her officers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-06

AGAIN AT HOME C0Pt Bob Pickersgill
made his appearance in our city yesterday,
in apparent good health, although his neck
is stiff from the effects of that shot, which
still remains somewhere about the shoulder
lie brought US letter from an old Marys
william, now an officer in Walkers army,
which we will ably-to NOR
row 1t contains much that is interesting.
Capt. Pickersgil was warmly welcomed by
his numerous triends.-Cai Erpress.
We congratulate our old friend Bob on
his recovery from his wounds and should
he again return to Nicaragua we hope his
most ardent desires to win glorious name
and fame may be consummated.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-06

tence, than the danger Of approach
ing famine.
The article we refer to in the Citi-
zen, headed with the portcntous
words, "They climb by Steel, but
they fall by Gold,' contains the fol-
lowing:
Every financial operation of Napoleon
has failed: his commercial operations re-
suited in dear bread to relieve the pressure
he made the bakers sell under cost price,
and Paris pay them the difference. The re-
suit is, debt of 0,O00,009 francs saddled
on that city, ond paralysis, want and misery
spread through its dwellings. The work
ing classes were thrown out of work to
employ them, Napoleon pulled part Of Paris
down, and built it up again the result is,
that the working classes are houseless--the
rents are beyond their compass, and mutt
nics fill the streets Credit failed; to rem
edy the evil, his financial operations with
the creda moJiiier commenced The result
is embarrassment-drai of bullion--run for
gold--panic and threatened bankruptcy
All this operates on the monied world in
England-and a stream of gold Is setting
from England to France
1t is painful to contemplate re-
enactment of such scenes Of anarchy
and bloodshed as have too often oc-
CURED in the history of ola Belle
France" and despotic as her present
government may be, and whatever are
the suferings of her people, tits to be
earnestly hoped that her evils may be
rcmcdied, without recourse to the
fearful scenes Of the three days revo-
luton of '4S.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-06

AFRENCHmAS, flushed with wine, or la
ger, or something else, rushed in furious
madness from the culinary department of
Franks Restaurant, armed with cleaver,
seeking whom he mi ght snnihilste, and max
ing Thursday night hideous with his rawlings
and s,avings. After clearing the way OF all
two.legged obstacles, he made an onslaught
upon quadruped stove aud one legged
post, ard proceeded to knock the joys of To-
phet out of those defenceless objects OF
"still lfe," frightening the inmates of the
house with the idea that he intended cutting
away the post that supports the floor of the
second story He was finally captured cor
rallied and divested of his battle axe.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-06
Topics of the Day.

The ELECTORAL vote of CalifOr-
MIA has been cast for James Buchan-
an, for President, and John G. Breck
enridge for Vice President. The
Electors met i'll Sacramento on the
3rd instant, to cOnsummate the VIC
tory achieved by the Democracy of
California on the 4th Of November
last. After having cast the vote as
above stated, Geo. Freanor, Esq, Of
Siskiyou, one Of the Electors, was
chosen as the Messenger to bear the
vote to Washington.
According to the indications CON
tanned in the news by the last steam
cr, seventeen of the thirty y-one States
have cast their Electoral votes the
same way, which gives the Demo
cratic nominees 157 votes. 1t is
quite probable that another steamer
will add to this vote the doubtful
States of Illinois and Louisiana which
together cast seventeen votes. This
would increase Buchanan's Electoral
vote to ia. This will be satisfac-
tory to the Democracy Of California,
providing they cannot rake up anoth-
CT State or two.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Extension Forever {!

Owing Ia the immense business done by the under>
signed they have found it necessary to open mother
BRANCH in oroyl'c, and have located il nearly op-
posite the Orleans Hotel, and directly opposite the
Miners Bakery. on Mowc comery 'tf,,t, wherc they
are now opening AMI offer sale. ine sicck of
Clothing, Boots and Shoes Han, caps, and good
"a stock of Under Cnthiug as can lee found In their
dents of Thompsons Flat Morris RaNue, Orrcon
Guch and Ci;y, aad everybody, win their friends,
WE would smpi! say drop m ami srr Us st he
rruuch, examine onr stock yen have both The righ!
quantity and quality TO select from. oo,he yCur-
seyes comfortably, 20 on your way r,j,,cns. and II
onr goods don't give YOU satisfaction, our nnmcs are
not ID. TOY & CT E>uN,
Montgomery street opposite ST. Nicholas, and
Branch, opposite Miners Erhcry. G5
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-06

IT IS AMUSING to see the compli-
mentary manner in which the Re-
publican organs have taken final
leave of Col. Fremont. Their prin-
cipal organs speak of him as tho 'dls-
tinguished'' and "gallant" Col. Ere
mont, who has stood calm and un-
moved during the excitement, and
borne himself 'manfully," notwith-
standing the fierce and victorious
onslaught of his opponents. 1t is
not quite clear to our own mind that
the gallant Colonel stood so calm and
immovable during the canvass. 1t
is limited in the Atlantic papers that
the Colonel "moved' into Canada
during the canvass, to assist in es-
tablishing the fact that he was not
born in that English Colony.
But these distinginguished leave
takings of their candidate, so soon
after defeat, intimate in an emphatic
manner, that they do not desire to
make another fight with him for their
candidate. We think it would have
been more becoming for the papers
which have supported him, if they
had not exhibited such undue haste
in bidding their gallant chieftain"
final farewell. Why should they
desire to clear their decks of their
fallen mast so soon after the storm
has ceased, and before ascertalnlng
whether it can be of further service =?
The New York Times, of the 5th, the
morning after the election, shakes its
"coat-tail" clear of the gallant
Colonel" and its adieus are echoed
by the Republican press of Calltor-
MIA. Why such unseemly haste?
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-06

JERRY SULLIVAN has again furnished us
with the various eastern papers. He is a
liberal and obligiug gentleman and an en-
terpri.ing business man. He deserves the
commentator of the press, and the patron
age of the public.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-06
NOTICE..

A,fk There will be u meeting o the 'OroNilt
gsa5N1t Light Guard" at the Orleans Hotel on Mon
80 = day Evening. &C. the 18Th, ~, a O'Clock,
for the organization of said Company, 'lectlng OH
CIR. and noncommtssioned officers, and forming
Bylaws. &c., for the same. i'y order Of
n27-lct NJ. \ MCLAUGHLIN, Inspector
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-06

wLFpGEMENTs.-Mr. Seavy bro't
Us a big budget of papers from Mr.. Lassiter
of Marysville, with that gentleman's com
plments. Mr. Watson, and Hedges & Han
non, also furnished US with dailies yester-
day We are under obligations to you all,
gentlemen.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-06

SENTENCED TO BE IUNG.-Yesterday,
Judge Barbour sentenced Domingo Quincy
to be hung, in Sutter county, on the 10th Of
January next. The prisoner protested his
innocence, but said it was only matter of
time. lie is being consumed 10y loathsome
disease Cal. ErpreSS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-06

DEMOCRATIC SALUTE.--On the reception
of the news Of the recent great triumph of
the Democracy, the members Of the party in
San Francisco, fired 8 salute of two hund-
red suns in honor of Buck and Breck. The
keystone Club of Oroville, ought to get out
that anvil assin'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-06

G.i'~ Those in quest Of hay, grain, grocer
les or storage, we refer to the advertisement
of Clark & Bro, in another column, They
have a large stock on hand Of everything in
their line, and as fre-proof building
theirs is one Of the most reliable in Oro-
Vile.