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The deaih of Mr.. Sullivan, AN assistsnt at the
dog pound, in New York. has been previously
referred 10. The Journal of Commerce publishes
the circumstances attending his death. Mr.. Sui
livan was bitten by n dog in the right leg. and
lunarc0ustic was applied to the injured part by a
physician The wound soon after festered and
discharged freely but without causing Mr.. SulIi-
van any serious approximations. and with the ap.
plicatien ot the usual remedies. it was hopcd
would heal over. On the Eth instant. or about
three weeks after the bite however, Mr.. sullivan
attempting to dunk. experienced great difficulty
in swallowing, and other symptoms ofhvdrnpho-
hia subsequently followed. Medical assistance
wns callrl ard several remedies applied, bat the
patient grew worse. Medicine was administered
by soaking n rag in it and applying lhat to his
moafh. when the Sufferer sucked in the medicine
through his teeth. 1t was found necessary to
bind his arms and legs. to prevent him from in.
jung himsclfo ~ others; but through all his snf
trring MIR. :. retained the full possession nf his
mental faculty. \ large number of physicians were
called. bat their methods of relief we're unayail
ing and Mr.. sullivan died on Friday night.
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1ava.

We learn from the Bellevue DOWN Rcpobli-
can. that the prospects in this State are Of the
most brilliant character. Nine Fillmore papers
have been started within six weeks. aud the
whole country is being lighted up with patriotic
enthusiasm. NJ man. since the dnvs cf the i'm
mortal Jackson, has So strong a hold on the Mt
fections Of the people rs Fillmore. aud n man is
more worthy of them. The great deep of fusion
ism Is broken up, and The honest masses through
ont the country are rallyjug 10 the support of the
standard bearers Of the Union md the Cnnstitu
ton. No honest man, looking to the well being
Of the nation and the perpetnity of opr institu-
tons, will remain idle n .sueh a crisis ms this.
Pipe all hands ON deck of the noble ship of
State aud
Nail II the mast our holy Hag.
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Abridged Debate. iu Congress-.

Inc National lntel,lgrneer announces that tie
york OF presenting an abridsment of the debates
in Congress from March 4l75s. to the present
time, undertaken by tx Senator Benton has been
So rapidly progressed with that the first volume
Is already near its completion. This volume will
comprise, as we .pder stand, the debates of the
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~ Fall 1Ht Winter Staple and Fancy DIy Goods ever pur-
chased hctafe nNlfar exhibition by the undersigned, to which
L". calls the attention az hi, customers and the public in gcucr
a. LIS goods attic sstectcd with great care AS to 5tyIc, quality
al price. Ii }ut want to bay bargains a1l ON him SION, rs he
it. determined to sell yury cheap fr cash. To Country MGR.
fh1ul- be Hasouly enc word 10 saF, and HAT is save Your ex
lMuses io "a further In It and buy Your goods from him, as he
via Ill rs cheap a any housc in Richmond mr. Petersburg.
o. IT'S NNiEI. al G~GENHEIMER
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CORRECTLY. fartguiY intended as t4ok uf reference for the So.
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mneinatian. %r,w with explanations ofIatn and French words
nd phrases Of frequent occurrence ia news. aptrS, reviews.
cflatttals, and books in general, containing examples OF One
thousand Mistakes of daily occurrence in Speaking. Writing
nd Pronunciation, together with detailed Instructions for VII
'Hgt for the Press. and iorHs OF articles in the various depart.
lnuiso t Newspaper Literature 2A6 pages. bound in cloth,
!nn P1iee Fifty Cents. and sent to any address free of Pos.
lge.
>erh n book rs iii, has long been wanted by tAasc Who en-
ItHn On" wish alluded Ia I'M tn title Il is suitable flrall
'}ssfs W. have att"ntiFalY ronnfd It's pages. aud can recoaq-
'ha n as oHf of ne brsf r1r5s II refrlnre far ne goBpg stad,g
6fEp me fPr srhaiar, All rs issrlpP n br ga8fralu consult
L liz ~2rf rs ai9Seh1 1s fi and ia3isgeasiHs- 7riBaae.
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Fever and As"c cured without using Quinine, Arsenic,
Mercury, Opium. OF any other poisonous drugs q dangerous
compounds. generally rcsorted Ia by sufferers from his long
draw most affecting and annoying ot ali Diseases, by resortng
IL Cart, rs Spanish Mixture. which contains none OF the
above ,olrtprious substances. hut cures eGoctually and full
iv bf acting specifically on til, Liver and Shm, Purifying the
81 lod# and tKpcliiuR the renau~ Of old medicines with Nhich
iho systym has been clogscd, opening the pores ct the body,
and alevin nature to assist itself IN breaking mp the disease,
and cooperating It's encrpies.
See th, cur of Mr.. John Lougdan Of Va he had fixed and
chronic Ague and Fever rlalI~ twice HdiY for thrrc years
Nothing permanently cured him until he tried Carriers Spanish
Mixture. . bottles OF which perfectly restored him to health
nor has hr lad a chill since lie i~only one nut Of a thousand
who has 'Xpcriruecl the lie renewing effects of this valuable
puyder of the blood. lscp Il I'm
q Fcrfn,nci Hrcaih.-Whatl lady or gentleman would
lflor nnIrr thu curse of Il tsaE reeHblc hfeal h when h Y using
DOW DtNS DENTAL FLUID it viii not only renler it.
sweet. but make the teeth white rs altl'astrr, prevent tooth
ache and preserve thcm from decay. Recommended by den
fists edl physicians y rryHhere.
a l#lului Complexion may he attained by its usc. 1t re-
moves pwplrs, tan. trecklos, TENDERS the skin soft and heanti.
fl inf1rtnpa rich rosoate hue. II is the greatest cosmetic
r,or known, being FREQ from all injurious matter. Price 81
rrtts# Foe sale by afaOTlIEi y WHITEHEAD,
STABLt.t 4 JONES.
mIN-tE and Druggists every ~ hero
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" Ioc'I ~ %. IaII aml Winiar Goods CONSISTING in psrt q
=. -. 10 Ahins nov ANA hroati!ul Overcoatings, ran
III , - ith'N velvet and Slk Nestings, and PEI
~ we sun ll = va NlisfS. Drawers. tOlstN
- '''i'i>, >f'rl"4 aan1 Woven shirt Fronts ~
''"'' "atttl- aafn,Yfz Iiada Ia Older Of o.ds that VIA
e s' L. tion- VII r|,ast ell and cNaH.no. -
ST., if N''ii> Frsis"is, a.-o iof y nrrlsr : Ni".,
aud sol nlH nthors on laen cor ,erton
nj ?, ilsst ,-,+I Ia4GEZ
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New BOOKS.-Thc Ancien, Hebrew. b

N"Iaham Mills Modern Greece by Henry VI. Bard. i
f AZ W oIh ny me Author of the Wide wide World, Widt.
onn ." iiftns; ne od Regime and the Revolution. b. NJ. =
don ri - n., M"ll9n Lester, or the Mothers Mistake. tnna
h,T r-I III, OF Napoleon and Josephine, Memoir ef tl'
I'd -, .'Hs oy a smith, licadley's Life Washington, flHs'ft
II -. ," : i"te ana lines Of Henry Clay, De La Iloddes
- 'me secret Societies Of France. Woods mcw woTk
u iI'rApeotms and Iharmacology, Thanktuln's' )
a. r. ~ LIE an Essays OF benjamin Franklin, Memga'
,, ~ 'a s. ~ u Inc and Adventures of Bockwourth, IA
- H'a'tr In October, Godey's do, do, just received by
.=3- LANGII0RNE * WALktf
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hynchburg an Marisri, sept. 81.

ItleHMoSp MARKETS., October a-FLOUR-The
market to-day was quite dull. We hear of no trans
actions.
WIIEAT-The market was not 20 animated to-day.
and there was very little oaeriH1. Wecontinue quo
tationS with this remark, t%hattlcre was little or moth
ing done after the Geographic dispatch q The sfcau-
crs news was received here. Good To rrin, Red
- 1otoSl a. good to prime White Sl.5o % 81 "a.
tuRN.-Ao change in Ctra. Weqaefe7 10 -. per
buslol rs the standard. Samc holder, denAeGl =,
aud there have been limittd sales at THAT rate.
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COMMERCIAL
.~,uchburg Tobacco aud Wheat unrj

,ouuFgrED EKEttf SATURDAY a. TUESDAY BY JNo -.
ToBAcco-yery Ituc doing and prices higher for ain gr.rhn'hh
We quote Common Lugs = to g. good to hne hugs : : = ~
common leaf $40 10 II; good and tine shipping and stfi.,aii =
: ~ 10 10; fine manufacturing Leaf Ss 10 SEQ. extra da :
Ia So: new primings are selling from - taS6 81. -
WuEAt -igeccipis very light. Red 81 90. White : a,,
81 80
to 81 -.
CoRs 80 rs. Meal sJets.
JNO. CLAHk.
Commission Mpref4p,
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Hrtaci-Among the many popular medicines which have ac-
uuir,l "a high reputation. We believe none have been found of
much brnch for dyspepsia, asthma and similar complaint, till
HE Dvvtcuatrl Bitters, hy many AMI various trials aud exprr-
inrnisluas deeu tuGHl sure and talIeal remedy. AIDES deratun
ang desired by phN sieitI' lis ingredients hnve been show II
ly chemical an3lSsis Ia be harmless and safe; and from the
Testimonials u mIHY OF our first citizens who have been bCne-
fitted las IT, w lcrI assured that those indISposed with The
aI,oye complaints can rely upon these Bitters with safety.
Tho cuiebHtri Bittcrs hayc received the highest testimo-
ulassfero ifrrod Ia favor of any medicine.
&aae genuine unless signed | BtIIS On the wrapper.
SElH W. FOWIE a GO, IL Washington Street, Bos
ton. PropretorS. Sold by their agents everywhere.
Fur aAr By j. II. THOMPSON i &C. and II. SEAf.
.p ST.. It.a1 IA IR
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E%WVN Ia -stIh'K md fnnry aiitN,
u French and English Mertuos, Aouslius. Lllck aud figured
Alpaca, French Work Of the latest syles. Shapis Nisrttcs,
NlaakA Of great variety. MAJ. GUGGENIlE!MER
oct It's
gSoH d.ENFaEnMN-eIo.h., Gn4>i-
u meres, Ntstins4, Pocket and Nook lIkts, Set Shirts and
drawer sc. Al GUGCESIEIMEE.
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ssco,ch veteran in ,hc Ru..,nn ser,;e..

''n. WILSON,, lie SCOTCH engineer. Win h1s
been long so much respected in the Russian mr..
my, completed, ON the lst Of August. his bnIf
century OF military service under the double head.
ed eagle. Like several other momberS of the
service ""' are ct Rnu,h extraction, h. obtain.
never fight against the land 10 which hi. for, T.,
lhfr~ h~si"ngcd. When thu fifty yea, , of Iii, Nc.
IN III" ranks had bern fulfilled, he had his iinil.,.
and AieNa'.droti Ky, a village about TN e. ty,ry...
m'lfS tom Il. Pc Gburg was the SCENE If bni.
terou" merry ioaklns. Tie place ran with "yol
kt.' aal "'ufr intoxicating drinks. Thore va.
il seutfa festival. which ,ultd with hipWorEs
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~LYNCHBlRG WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT
CORRECTED EyERT TUESDAY AND SATURDAY ~ 80
\. b. RUGkEE.
WHOLESALE y RETAIL GROCER AND
~smi-siOn Merchant.
OPPOSITE BANK sol ARE. LYNCIBI RIG. "a
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nno'e ! le%ets Siot Halves So Quarters So 20.
y Al erdcrs for tickets or packages in any Of tho Mar
, ,i n Wi receive prompt attention, and the drawirs
''H a. I'D III purchasers immediately ofer il is over.
~ 4. III BBARD s. co.
No. 30 fayt,tc st or Boz. No. 40
'l > NI9Iae R9l,ir1orp MARYLAND.
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e"uu,h'nihe SIZE and appearance. works well in ctltr
~ m'I ~ - 9oab'c harness AMI is one of thenost valuable HOr',s
!" lShGtoufg' For terms apply to john 7, Davis.
SARAH J.. DAVIS.
I,ECA B1OAS.-We have cp hand n large
10 o Check Books, on nil the hanks in tie cltv. iut m
LANGHORNE NALkGPH
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".Fs. .iftzEs- "a ga. g.,nc."nrg, -
- - - i'h' y. a. N Receiving tnyir Stuck II J @
''t ~ ''''i i 'nH and STAPLE Ia. t4uslv 70 wlivi tiny tF
5f4.'H ~ IN ai'hHtah 1T tfusr .rsfaucrs and the ,nO'
g. ~ I +" anu 1s r%hls f.Siiafa'l. aud JcHi. able pea'. ""
"' Il ~''ai' t'iIei i.ttr'Si ia eat a5i M Ike thrjr futth.lt
naa ', tx ash Is Una u'ly large ANA yo:teu NJ with i4s
oct dls h'"'S "' ~
AS0oh MANS rLAsTRR.-A vminab!s appi'
eaii'n tor fahs. NhcHmaiic, or Other. Fer sale by >,
lIHf 4VlHi 81 II UP 4 IONt0
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s. Nail 10 the mast our holy hae.
Set e,cly brilliant sail
And then II gallant bark vii tide
! Through lightning and thu gale
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Also, fr sale bv Payne 4 Christian, { Morsa an, and all R,~l
ellefs in LygchAurc S c"| - IA 4ad DIE
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16

DIsGRAcrFUL.--At the abode Of that no
torious old Cyprian, Nit Raymond, most
disgraceful row took place night before last
Two of the inmates Of her den of pollution
Amelia White and Margaret O'Brien, en-
gagged in that most unwomanly OF all occu-
pations, that Of fighting. 1t seems from the
evidence that Amelia pitched into Marga-
ret for some real or imaginary insult, and
was pulling hair and slo,hing about in
fearful manner, when Constable Jones enter
cd the house and attempted TO arrest the
offender Amelia mizzed, and being small
and feet, and the constable being slow and
corpulent, the race was somewhat lengthy
and afforded deal of amusement to the
outsiders The officer finally "treed' her
however, secreted in the rear of the build l.
ing occupied by Me>srs Smith & Hubbard,
and bore off his prize in triumph to justice
Ellotts office Margaret appeared as the
complainant, and conscious of the truth
of the accusation, Amelia plead guilty and
was fined $50, which she paid and was dis
charged.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
Steamer News.


The news brought by the Steamer, Golden
Age, should, in oil justice. have Sn import.
ant bearing in the present canvass in this
State. 1t is useless-it is worse than folly
for the Fillmore men to contend that tn sir
candidate has the least possible show of sue
cess. There is not northern State in
which their party is not crushed out os ex-
istence. Look at the result in Maine. Out
of an aggregate vote of ll6,O00, the "Fill
more men, have polled but six thousand
blank cartridges! They have no electoral
ticket in a majority of the northern States.
and yet they claim to be national party
The convention which nomin ated Mr.. Fiib
more was composed of q minority of the
States, the balance Withdrew and formed
the Republican party. An effort hh. been
made lately to revive the old line whg ar
ty, and a convention assembled in Baltimore
in which but twenty-one States were repre-
sen'el They glorifed themselves as oeing
n national party, when the fact was staring
them in the face that they had ceased to ex-
ist in one third of the States Of the Union
This is the result now, after having spent
eight months in the endeavor to secure a
national party to support Mr.. Fillmore Il
cannot be done Turn aud twist it as they
may, the democracy are the only 1atiOnal
party in the contest The Know Nothings
could not hold convention Of all the States
of the Union, because the Black Republicans
withdrew. The old whg party have now
failed to accomplish the feat OF holding a
national convention, because the Black Re-
publicans have destroyed the party in ten
of the States There is not State in which
the Democratic party are not thoroughly
organized and at work And although the
sectional party Of Black Republicans may
beat them to the ca,th in some of the north
| ern States, their heaven descended princi-
pies are ete'n nal aal unconquera5le, and
they will again arise and send forth their
battle cry from every portion Of the glori-
| Gus American confederacy.
! Let national men take calm and cool
survey of the field, and they will no longer
pursue the jack. lantern, which is but an
auxiliary to repubiicansm, and like the
latter leads to the bogs and quicksands of
| disunion.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16

THr FASTEST TINE ON RECONCILIATION
furnished us yesterday noon with full
complement of State papers. They were
by his energetic exertions brought hlther
from Sacramento in the unparalleled short
short space of time, six hours and thirty
seven minutes With such Dewsmen as Wat
son to furnish US with the papers, we are
almost as rell provided for as If we had
telegraph The steamer arrived In San
Franc SEQ on Tuesday noon, and in less
than twenty four hours from the time of her
lanling at the wharf, We have the means of
knowing as much about general and pol'tl'
ca matters in the Atlantic States as those
who have just lett there. THIS is certainly
q fast aye and ours is fast country. We
are also indebted to Mr. Watson for the Oct
number of llarpers Magazine and Ballou :
pictorial
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16

ESCAPE oR PR1soN ERs Two white men
and two Cinnamon escaped from our new
county Jail yesterday morning.
The jailor, Mr.. Howard Carey, after TAX
ing the prisoners breakfast to them, turned
the key in the outer door, but from some
mpeY:ection eilEer in the lock or the catch,
the bolt remained in such position as to
enable the prisoners TO open the door One
of the Cinnamon espied the chance and took
advantage of it, aud Of course the others,
who were not in irons, followed him. One
of the white men was Martin Saraway, the
rascal who stole the pistols, watch &c, from
Smith & Sparks. The names Of the other
prisoners or their offences, We have not yet
learned.
Mr. Freer, the Sheriff. and several others,
started Immediately in pursuit of the tugi-
tives Up to the time OF our going to press
we have not been informed whether they
were successful or not.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16

IMPRovEMENrs.-Mye Street is fast
becoming the business street of our town,
numerous buildings are being built upon it,
and it is undergoing process of grading
That part of the st rect in the neighborhood
Of the bluff is in Il perfect state Of inunda-
ton, and the most important thoroughtare
to and from the town, needs the immediate
attention of the road overseer by the
building Of q sewer, and he proper disposal
of gravel, a plenty of which is right on the
ground, a most excellent road might be made
at very small expense.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16

LITERARY DAror.--Alr. Henry B. Garn-
ham has just opened news depot, and Book
& Cigar stove, in the building next above
the Washington block, on Ny rs st.
We called on Mx. Garnhan last night in
his new store, aud at his generous invita-
ton tried the quality OF his cigars, and in
;nstice to them and him, pronounce them
really excellent. Mr.. Garnham is gentle
man, a. everybody that is acquainted. with
him knows and deserves the patronage Of
every lover of literature and good cigars.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16

SERVES EN- RIGHT - IL i believed from
Maine will be more general and severe than
In any former year-in consequence of the
recent traitorous demonstrations in electine
SO many Black Republicans This is fair
sample Of the caamities that would follow
u,election f Fremont.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16

1t sounds strange, but VIZ have not seen n
Butte Rtcord tor three weeks. How is shat
Say inquirer.
From some uaaceoantable cause or other
a new exchange list that We have just made,
was, until we saw this notice, minus your
name, dear Mqurer, but if the mail don't
fail. you shall hear from Us every day here
after. OF course we apologize for our recent
neglect, and shall proceed to blow up our
Devil for his inadycrtance.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

T6NHE SUBSCkIBtK takes this method of inform
IL ing the public that he has established himself
IA The business oi UNDEkIAkEk and Is prepared
20 pay prompt attention TO all calls that may be made
On him ia his line oil business, with neatness and dis
patch.
S.B-AlsO, strict attention given to setting Bill,
lard Tables Coloring Billiard balls, &o and general
Cabinet business on Bird street, Gjoning the semi
nary. ol5lm. J.HAMELL.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
MEETING AT sPANIsHTo WIN

Gen. z. ii. HARRIS, A Nj ZABRIsKIE,
Esq. and Others, will address the citizens OF
SPANISHTOWN, Butte County; on SATUR
NAY Evening, OCTOBER 18th, en- the point
ical questions of the day.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16

CONCERT 10 -NIGHr.-Mrs. Bancel assist
cd by several other artistss, will give a mu-
ical soiree tonight. From this lady's rep
utation, we feel assured that the pertor-
nance will be an excellent one, and recon-
mend all lovers of music to attend. We hope
to see an over flowing house.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16

THE RAINY SEASON from the appear
ance of things yesterday and lass night, the
rainy season mas evidently commenced in
downright earnest. River mining is proba-
bly, at an end for the seas on.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 word for Butte County.

The greatest gathering that has been known in
Butte county during The prc>snt campaign, is that Of
every description OF useful and ornamental articles al
the iuneer Variety store and Yankee Neuons Depot,
Washington Block, Myers street, 5rd door from Mont
sompry. Oroyille. ocl3tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
FOn >OROSER
DIR. j. u. BROWN.

Business Notoe.-MR. N. d. WITT is Tho only
psrson authorized to collect bills on account of the
Daily Butte Record. for Oroye and VlLln!!y. Our
friends will please take notice.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16

Ma.. Hon. MILTON S. LATHAM, and
Hon. THOS. j HENLY, will address the
Democracy of Oroyille, on the Evening OF
October 9TH
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16

chstel, but the Royaists had ceased. The
Committee Of Sfnte hoisted the Prusslan flag
at Chauxtefonis, and in the western part Of
the Canton, the people had taken up arms.
The Russian Ambassador at Paris was 10
proceed to London, in OF der TO settle the
dispute Of the Shah with England, ON the
condition that Consul Msrry be recalled.
The French troop. had completely esacu-
ated Turkey, an1it was sand that the army
II the Emperor would soon quit Rome, and
that the Austrians would retire tron the
Italian Legation.
France was about to negotiate n CONNER
cial treaty with Japan.
y good deal Of anxiety vas felt in Europe
! with regard to the yield of the haryesis.
PHILADELrIuA, Sept 18th.
The Democrats celebrated the anniversary
of the adoption OF the Constitution to day
The excitement produced was very great
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16

Political Notices No political advertising or JOB
Work done at this Office, unless paid for in advance
The above will be strictly adhered To.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
FOR CONSTABLE

II. W. CALROW announces himself ns II Candi'
date for Constable of Ophr Township, subject 10 the
nomination OF the Democratic Convention. oCl4
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16

CAL. Stage Co.-The :ime of the arrival
and departure Of this Company's Stages viii
appear TO morrow
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
FOR CONSTABLE.

J ". DUNN announces himself IA a candidate t,
Constable Of Ophis Townsqp, subject to the nomn
ton of the Democratic convention.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16

rs- Jimmy and Joe McWllliams have
again furnished US with full files Of Sacra
mento and San Francisco papers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
FOR CONSTABLE.

j. Y. JONES announces himself a. candidate for
the office OF Constable for 0phr Township, al The first
race, which viii be the ith of November.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-16
FOE JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

w. = Stafford announces hi, name ne caEdi
date for Justice o the Peace. for Ophis Township. Il
the coming elecirR oclO'