davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-27
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
oS.s 'Sts,o.s ssnSsoS Noe sss SIS
LADIES' DICk's
= = O O l. @ O II Il Q N.
Il so~ vsTrHsAilr KNOWS A. rHs vrH'
and also for
SEWING MAcHINEs.
Aatsrs. ROBERT LOGAN a CO.,
oe7o-sn 81 DEY STREET NEW YORK
Asn 81. En-.
%., ,Is. % ...s g =. to !. a.
s nSs. . No. .s ss n fSsi If, rs, oas IT,.
an artlr Of daily consumption and in .ny
hour svsy The Uuiou' osds.
nitr vs,.s. .eotisss aaa yoalS
,sa.ne. The charming youth
yafs s al s.1 M p,as fo n''rae'on' for making
Addre.s Madame tli'r LsoOs'r. New York oaee.
A EELlMED rMn sIClAN, .ho.- sand. Of ne h.v,
certain sT,s for Sosrny.:o a5ossh cous gen
e. s ~ M "nar to DO =. much rood a. po..isl he -n
% . =. nm .ss "a ,.s,s a,srt,oa. sr .tiar .ssss.s,
q s p II: .s; 81 s1 & ss ;ss
dress Dr. a. J.sk.s " Grand Jer.<y cy NJ oeaa-ds
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS.
...p 81 .s.aa Ia 1s@s.' % rs Y
Consumers his esSra brand. oS pSe 1ssos .
% % term. Parties .i'ng Information yin be
Pe.,ern. ane psekef nee Of eharxe spio-lyr.-tvssl
i. SAFETY FUSE.
e. as fa cns.s % Cotton ss and II s.%, s
ruse; also, the single and double Tape Water Yus-
Manufactured and sold By GLENN PUTNAM
- Liberty ST. New York
Orders promptly nled for all of Powder Of th
%S:' ,gprG,.d brands Es E1hiboni WORKS ship SO
nss, &c, &C: noi2-iy [sv.ksl
A vaTALIzlNG ELEMENT TO cossUMPrIvEs
rhyHcian otmgh Standing and former on.
OF s Med,e. ln,uon. Of this aeiv,
practice Who has been Disease
red while travelling his health azure for Cn
sumption bronchitis Coughs Colds debility beins
s ,ha thousand. arr suffering aud dying annually
most dreadful OF all diseases he desyrous principles
humanity OF making this remedy Upop
ree'p OF feen Cents Postage Stamps Change will nd
receipt with full directions making using
The amount required applied for Postage. payment
Address-B r. DEvEROUGH, NJ. D.
- =, Box %, p. o. Brooklyn. N Y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-27

SAxINGs INsTITUTlON OF RICHMOND
- Once removed the Lathrop No % Main
OF The resignation Of David r. Crane VIM
CstAn was anAnimouoy elected Cashier.
moved 70 the store OF Christian LAthop where deposits
reeye on which an Interest Of will paid
remaining on deposit sx months longer per for
shorter period. -
institution has been In existence
loaned over eight millions Of dollars suspended has
never Loaf one DOLLAR or Jailed cerhAte
JOHN THOMPSON. President,
-. wM. II. CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-27

"tNsT0N POWERS only ~, ana are IN sup
py kye vhch hey dsJ 70 be equaned nywhere.
t ceehratcd WHISKY
sssys taken bach approved Its ssroy = rslnns fr
penanen nd extended reputston
sy snd -. o'ndns coanty snd FrcrEseur Iync;burg
Oaornla and " YORK, besides
nose sho have tried w. nvs, hs lovers 81 ps-s
article Fspsraly mstaf al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-27

FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE
OffICR RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
second Door Edsf cI Corner Ndfn nd 11O a.
ruNHIs long established and well Institution issue. The
above description Of risks reasonable terms as other
good os With cash capital and surplus Of t9tOOOO
OF known 10
holding e meetings In this eity, where all
us,ed and promptly paid entities due share the public
patronage wv "" " 80 49,
No policy Zee charged for Rre Marine Risk, taken ts
once. a, - DAVID CURRIR President
Sho w. hoShth, secretaTy. letT-tf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-27

'uHE ShAff OF LIEft.-The undersgnrd resp@etul,
ts citizen: Of Richmond that hehas per
snal charge Of the paetics
Eng his customers with article BREAD N.
quality OF boh Is rates himself surpassed From an
experience OF thirty yeats Including esh years as prncIn
baker r the Astor House New York confidence
invite he attention Of the public hs CARS
Iakne THIS occasion 70 thank the Richmond for
their liberal patronage thre yrars h, od s.r.
fuly solicit Continuance Of past JANHs
jelo Baker Main 81 opno.ii. , psxai,. 6.D s,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-27
.UCT,oyrrEs LAnSs ~ soS,;y..iG. 4 sM.SE,
ooRNER oE ohRY ANp i.t. $780, H''o-N

'UNLBOIT BROTHER, Pregrlsters Of she shove -.
- works, are nov building PORTABLE STEAM a al
bl ot an Improved constructon of al from 49,.
p forty Horse Power suitable Tor Circulsr Miis
Ihrhng Machines and other purposes which
are taJ equal not superior 70 Engnes here
rsy su si.o furn'.h STATIONARY STRAIN ESaNEs nom ten
Horse N any required power -
cIRcuLlRsAw MILLS o The approved construction aud
ofvarious sites
PUMPS ssd WHEELS fer WATER woREs PORTABLE aRIsr
Mills and irons Tor MILLS Of ~ kinds
kAlLhOAD WORK ofevsry description.
TOBACCO PRfeSES FLATTFNfNG MILLS ard All srss ..-i
W asnsactanE Toe.sco ieshT s brass and
IRON CASTINGS and WROUGHT IRON WORK
They also the exclusive Maeufacturers
Agents or e "ENCglstOR YOUNG AMERICA CORN ANf con
CkUsHEk Which they confidently reccmmsnd eir cou,.s
and ends a. superior 70 M of ne tnd which they are
aqusn,ed supply o. which su sivays kept hand r
Nhieh hef solicit orders. split
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-27

st. KENT, PAINE a. CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goodsl
NOS i03 AND I06 MAIN sTEEEr.
RICHMOND.
FALL TRADE, 1861
e baIqus .yde. and ship "Peppsrsn from Liverpool to
BRITISH FRENCH AND GERMAN GOOpsl
Pu,ehasd The b., rs for oisH comprising some OF the
We s o U.' resns S HVa ,Sv We hay. % s.sr
Of al the regular snd most approved makes
cc HeS SaSS -se 1iSi St s ssADx dSs, s.Ds
~ s 4, semb,r oct s very complete and win be
stock snd to marfs fair with e assurance ,s,
se WI 'e our goods oH As they be bought United
Orders shall at all time, be promptly .hhuy attended to-
htNit FAihh 90.
W00I. DEPOT.-ws have determined TO open IN con.
nee''cn Win our present busncss, Wool Depot
house the iormsr ses, sr,nt ~ h W., ~ son Ma,s,.
city H' attention. WI be exclusively nj.
,.n AZ NV wSo Ss scS.s % 70 a. y. s sa ,s, purchaser
aslsn quantity o woo cone,as,s .sG srsdsa arss, % g..
hops 70 ueoed IN s~sbhng good s Wool grown
SOr psT'ouian circulars cRENsHAw co.,
-. erOeers snd Commission Merchants
BtNFOuD a PORTER,
corner 0orsrnor sad Eruassta Ssests,
mond usEsJ % which attention of u. SsslIe
isssr & country sSs erS sns.. ~ .sy
giving direct and personal supervision details N hg
ssn good arniure snsasng simply 70 oGsr thems splendid
cle ~ very reasonable price
~ They nvs especial aentlon Uaderfaffag and hold
ur.eves prepared n al hours notice provide
hssks, Ac. y ''' -''
One o. two vaFners poshers wanted 10 uhom per
msaent snp'oynsn vn Be gwen, imueass appllcaoa IL
"A"e Js9t
NEW eOoDsi NEW GooDsI-opsnlns Tor October
~ sales: - ~
New sys Dres. acods; Persian Cloths
Handsome shaded De Lanes
nouuced sh Robts HahkeG Paids
snt striped valencas
Black aud Purpie Oashmereu
Nvu style Prints
An wool o. Lsnes, for clndran
sp''ad'd ssssT~ss' cHAs A. ewArxn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-27
AGnICILTUHAL wAHEHoUsH,

~.y AGHtCuLTuHALW WAHEHOusE.
tUNHk subrbra havng Factory on Carr
Street between 9 aud Oth prepared 70 receive
orders for all kinds Of Agricultural Machines Implements The
latest and approved patterns
materials and Of superior They attention 10
"Cardwels double aud single Horsepower
vhe hsVe afsn premium Pair which they
exhibited Also, 10 "Crosk Crusher" Mannys Patent
Reaper and Moyer the best In Fauke aud
9u.no spreader highly approved Hay Presses Hay
eheleTs from go to $50 Cutter era
dies ke Rh Psten Iron sarous sfss &c They
suhjoin the opinion Of dives OF ese pows
Richmond, HehrusryqT W.
CAsrLK Hun, 18th Dec 1854
Co., WV H. srOUoHros-Dear pleasure In recordIns
nere my impression f the performances Of your (ch
Beam patenO A. cbham to-day wot FAR more thorough
and complete han That Of piov operation
sos pened ~ vas very generally 10 inches deep
" Inches vide In hare close land and perfectly
cleaned out none Of the sod earth falling into H.
The trial of the pov Of nevhl,,.
among whom viii mention Messrs X Nelson m ienri
Lewis Hopkins Thomas Watson Of IouIss fe III
oa and most excellent Judges agricultural ana
excspuonalie performance Of your pov.
Wishing equal
pisnent thveaoly known 70 agricultural brethren,
-. Irsmain, yours truly,
fo9 WILLIAM O RIyEa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-27
REO0nEwAsD.-Ih. bI.aaaaA EILLEa. =.

WVVVU I'd In oVT INlNN Ulaes of Aaslc Oh0lera anl
Bse oompant has yet red IN Tine Instant
70 ,s.ys nd pssdy b effect permanent Care PRICE
n Psscslas that prepared By BEsrrrT Bssas
f4lEny Richmoud, 80 noneuther is oenuins.
Aod ~ aftd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-27
nONNAN A Cn

DONNAN a co.,
TOBACCO AND GENERAL COMMISSION AfRCHkNrs
tONSIGNAENfs Of Tobacco wheat corn and other media.
- Tes1eesluAy sohsitsd. ~ r'N'~N
~ Once on virginia street next 10 Pry,. eorps,
Richmond, March 5, 1855. nbi6ix
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-27

CAPITAL, O,oOOiI
DIRECTORS.
T. M ALPRIEND, President
H. L. kKSf, Of Ren, Paine Go.
". W. QuARLks
MH BrEss, Of Beers a Poindexter.
H. W FEr, Of II W. Fry 4 Sons.
Wn PALntR.
J. A. IsLoEs.
A. PaRkER, Of Parker, Hmmo Co.
y H. W&rrwOHrH Of WAdsworth, Turner A Co
IHta- tAHsos, Of ssmson a Pae
W PrscuL, Of O. W. pEreel q Cs.
~ T.. wIxsTox. " ~
J. p WESTON. Of Winston 4 Powers
&. 7. PULIIAH
II. A. CLAIboExE
p. CuLLkS.
a. W. szrrH Of Smith Harwood.
Jy26-u W. H. CoWARDIN Sser,t,-,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-27

REMOVAL.
TEOM AS DOUGLASS
sOLE AGENT FOR BEEs BRACE
umfssioH krcldpt Hlgorfsr. hdaefarer and Wsols,i,
llsIisr ~ krerg DescriIgfou N
AMERICAN INV ARR,
So BEEKMAN STRFET
Je2S NEW YORK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-27

Y. a Co, Brrunen,
-. CR0skHY a CO. Southampton.
laH-IylWJ Wh- IsELIN. Havre.
THE GLASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP
CO MPAN
SPLENDID AND POW ERPUL sTEAMERs
sniNBUk k6h, $50 tons, VIZ CuHuxo
suIOhh, roo Robr
eLAs6Ow, 1863 ' Josx DUxcAn
Are appointed sail
EDINBURGH. wednesday, 18Th October
NEW YORK, "Wednesday, - October
GLASGOW, Wednesday. 18th November.
EDINBURGH, Saturday Noyrmb-r NJ ~ oicoet man
NEW YORK, Saturday, 99th November, At :.
GLAsGow Saturday. 18th December
From GEasoosc. Fno,. N,,e ya,I
rrs o,.-. is suine.. Hr.t Gas, . ,1s o.
seerage found With cooked steerasr, found with eool
sd provisions: $50 90 ed provision.
An experienced Surgeon attached o Steamer.
por Freight or Passage, apply to JOHN McsYNoN
- IL Broadway, NY.
'~~''N~' assay
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-27
: .ID ami .PI.II{CsTUlIRE .I{C FRAMES.

n sprts .aS osa,ssss sslS ~ 2 f.Nlar. M iar.,ns.
can TRANoKs 5I0 Broad .trss ios fpss. r ss
Orders from city country aay derpton OF Frsrnss
Loesns gl..,,' leotlns el.s Plates, te collected ,sii
= 49, 49, ssye r ss.p q g,f - drvn u ~ ssnurl W.
sss-sksi- PuLLfAx pkvts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-27
.ADswonTH. TURNER a co.

Fancy and stspe ps ai Nts DRY GOODS 70 uhi ty PES
ucelary lnvlte ths atteution Of Merchants.
very srEs eonKnmsnt 3fths cesbrstcd Rock Island Noru
osroilns, Cas,ins-s snd Jears Just to hsnd "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-27
REMOVAL

oFFICE VA. u. VI. INSURANCE CO.,
---.... RICiIM0SD. 2lrH JuIY, 1850 Z
IuvHls COMPANY has TO is NEW OFPICE No n
MAIN sTREFr door Dispatch once where Il
prSpaTei % sks fTe aud Marine Risks on fair
Cbarterd In ls51 and having
four yearsunF which tae h,s msl cls for Ioss 10 The
tent OF largely million Of dorst refe,, 10 te history
OF the past ahordg the best futnte
ns .n's Company and having iis stock
Us p"n s o. secured 10 her enterprises
s 70 on the sneus OF her Comm real Mechanical
long AanAntAnee OF this InsItuon with the nsrng public
mas enabled 10 become familiar no
viii be spared Information withheld that will tend To inurr a
euraey and give satisfadiion.
10 Warmers has 1t In s powerfrom the
ny insurance already seurdto be able highly rspe
Ahir csens la portion OF the happy
ceive and consider applications Insurance either 10
The President seeTeaT, and will facilities
A. may be In its power to lts patrons
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-27
GIBlss, GALLERY
fOR PATENT
AMbR0TYPES AND PHnTnaRlpHS-

ME SUBSCRIBER having fitted up room. eIes.n
style At Corinhan Hall, on the puh
NC and furnish them With superior pictures moerate
The Ambrotype being hermetcAly
on. polished glass by cement which only Gid
,nd o-auth-s the inpe-son proof
>cis the variations long sea voyages and /, t
only kind o picture that VIII They
DC taken from The Of full life In
one quarter the time OF the Dzgueeoype
sn e svn any ng as engraving hence
"r Pins ioekets, and largs Frames, we'll a. Cases
The extreme popularity Of the Ambroypes,
mpoon Counterfeit. upon glass; covered with black varns
.re onen sold Tor Ambroypcs None
ent stamp The public invited call specimens
and iOth p II f.IRRs
Richmond, January &C. 1855
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY OF
W MCHhOND-Ths Company Is prepared Pir,
Marine Insurance Policies reasonable
hees
Claim. for losses WILL cases. promptly fairly ,duste.
and paid
No charge for he Policy In any case
Once TO- the present. the East side of 18th ~
stairs.
pnsorops;
VIM H. Christian, VIM Breeden,
John Purcell Thsmss Price,
nm u fAne, Jas Thomas, yr.,
Lewis Ginter, John Currie, Jr,
Aug Anderson, Jas Dunlop
Jas L. Apperson, Vim. II.
Roscoe " Heath, John ID QuarIes
John Doolry David J. Burr.
hehd ~. haskins LsIkin W. GlAzebrook,
,<rn cIenshau D. Won Groning
Joseph N Andrrson, Emanuel Miller,
John T. sinion, Nd. n. skinker.
Franklin etearns
A PLEAsANTs, President.
. d. MONTAGUE seey Je26.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-27
XALuAnLE nILL rHorERTY ror sALE

-RAiLR0AD Mills JATs TAIi1FRRo niiISNfss,
yauable Water Power, vilh Flour Plaster M
s,, esysnd s.d sdonlne the ey limit. in Rots,,
haroaa connecting uh The Va Dock containing
ooet sEi aores ~ and V oarcd for sale u
doe water avaabfe founde
and machine shops Resutful nrevsry hi o.
acuary adaptei Tor Paper Mil, there spfns uh
can . used fr si Pu.e These Mills noted supe
or Four and Meal both for no Tls
ffuprfy ill b. for aie limited only and M no ds..d IN
~ the Let October vl ~ vitdra marse
bcr further particulars, apply 70
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-27

eySKRtn' 'So ~ Sutss uHtsAsS,H6aEHxILI;l ,6a
hChNt eonsgnmen 81 Tobacco, Four, CoF1, Waee AZ
~ aud give their pesonsl atSlon Of the sane and
uvsAn 0uAno, Ac. 49,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-19
lG-tl
Extension Forever!

Owing to the Immense business done by the under>
signed, they have found it necessary To open another
BRANCH in Oroyille, and have located It nearly op
poste the Orleans Hotel, aud directly opposite the
Miners Bakery. on Montgomery street, where they
are now opening and offer for sale. rs hne steck OF
Clothing, Boots and shoes, Hats. Caps, and Hs good
a stock of Under Coihng ls can be found ia their
well known establishment. To the Miners aud resi-
dents Of Thompsons Flat, Morris Ravinc, Oregon
Gulch and CITY, and everybody, with their friends,
We would simply say, drop in and us at the
Branch, examine onr stock, you have both the right
quantity and quality to select from. clothe your
selves comfortably, go on your way rejoicing and II
goods don't give you satisfaction, our names are
not D. TOY & OTTERSON,
Montgomery street, opposite ST. Nicholas, and
Branch, opposite Mine RS Bakery d5
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-19
Later from the North.

The steamer Columbia arrived at San
Francisco, on Sunday evening, with dates
from Portland to the 9th and Crescent City
to the 10th inst. The news is not Of great
interest. especially from the latter place -
The following is from Washington:
Quirmeth, one of the hostile chiefs, and q
brother eff Leschi, (the leader Of the war
party west of the Cascade mountains,) be-
longing to the Nisqually tribe of Indians,
was taken from Pierce county by four
Frenchmcn, on the evening Of the 18th No.
vember, to Olympia, and put in the dwelling
of Gov. Stevens for safe keeping. On the
next morning, Wednesday, at about five
o'clock, while four men were on guard, a
person entered the Governors Office and shot
Quiemeth the ball hitting his arm, glanced,
doing him but little Injury. He was making
out of the Office when some one stabbed him
to the heart. He died instantly No action
was taken by the coroner's jury.
Qniemeth was the Indian who killed Lieut..
Jas. McAllister in October, 1856, at Con-
nell's Prairie, at the beginning of hostilities.
Mr.. Connell was killed at the same time
The person who shot and stabbed Quiemeth
is supposed to be son-iu-law of McAllster,
by the name Of James Burton.
Gov. Stevens was preparing to send him
to Steilacoom for better security, at the time
he was killed.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-19
tician, in his management of the K.

tician, in his management of the X.
n. Convention last year; but he
must excuse us for intimatng that he
will find the Assembly elect a much
more intelligent body Of men, than
that over which he welded so much
influence while a member of the X.
n. order. He handled his cards so
well then, that he is now about the
only one Of all the hosts then as
scmbled that has an ante left. We
welcome him back to the Democratic
ranks, and rejoice over the return of
the prodigal, and would kill the fatted
calf, mot the General) &C., because
the scripture informs us that there is
more rejoicing over one sinner that
repentcth, than over ninety-nine just
persons who need no repentance, but
he should occupy a back seat daring
his probationary term. If he should
be elected Speaker,Iwc shall consider
him "dern'd green," for not bidding
for the Senatorship.
But there are plenty Of men who
have remained stcadfast in the Dem
cratic faith, and to such should the
posts of honor be given. Such Dem
ocrats as Sweezy, O'Niell, Irwin,
Hall, &C., who have remained true
to the party in its darkest hours, are
men, either of whom would fill the
position with credit and honor. The
General is the favorite candidate of
the Town Talk. The opposition,
vigilante press are all busy manu-
featuring Senators and officers for a
democratic Legislature. Cir!
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-19

OBsrRUcrING HIGHwAY.-Postmas
D. C. Dowuer was arraigned before Justice
Stafford yester day, on n charge of having
obstructed highway in erecting building
on Miners Alley at its intersection with
Downer Street. The case was prosecuted
for the c,u ,ty by District Attorney Kleine'
J. NJ. Burt, ESQ being attorney for defend
ant Tried by Court; case submitted and
taken under adysement; decision to be rem
dered on Saturday OF o'clock, Pm.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-19
SUDDEN DEArH.-Dr. Brown, coroner

SUDDEN DEATH.-Dr. Brown, coroner
furnished us with the annexed account of
the sudden death of miner named Joseph
Dock erell, alias Armstrong. at Dry Creek
on Tuesday night, December 10th. The fol-
lowing facts were elected at the cOroners
inquest held yesterday forenoon;
Albert Schuyler, sworn, says he knew de-
ceased, had been working with him for some
time past, lived in the same cabin with him.
Deceased was known here by the name Of
Joseph Dockerell but his real name is Joseph
Armstrong; he came from Montreal, Cana
da, to this country in 1916 or Al and estab-
lished newspaper, and worked as COM
posltor until 1852, when he became dssipa-
ted, aud rcyerses in fortune following, he
came to the mines and has followed mining
in different localities up to the time Of his
death. Last night he complained of pam
in his breast and a difficulty in breathing
About o'clock in the morning he called TO
Schuyler and told him he felt very ill, and
wished him to raise him up, which he did,
and then went to a neighborinG cabin to get
candle and when he returned he found
Armstrong dead.
Other witnesses were examined whose tes
timony was in accordance with the above.
A post m0rtem examination was made by
Drs. Smedes and Brown. The stomach and
bowels presented healthy appearance, the
heart and left lung were very much en-
larged
After hearing the testimony and witness
ing the post mortem examination, the jury
returned the following verdict:
We. the undersigned, find that the dc
ceased, Joseph Dockerell, alias Armstrong,
died from hypertrophy of the heart The
deceased was aged about 35 years, of irreg-
ular and dssipated habits, native of Mont
real, Canada, printer by trade, and has
been mining since 1852.
II. d. Smedes, NJ. D., Sam'l Crosse, Nathan
Davis, Henry Baugh, Thomas Clark, Albert
Dougherty, A. NJ. Young, II. l.. Johnson, II.
n Cummings, II c. Hubbard, Saml Ritter,
n. H. Dukes
We learn from our pressman, that Dock
erell was one of the original proprietors of
the .4lta California, he, together with an
other printer named Hoppy, having estab-
lishcd that pioneer journal early in 1915
He is said to bo man Of more than ordina-
ry intelligence, and very excellent compos-
itor. We believe that Hoppy is also dead.
Thus have both of the pioneers Of the press
in California gone to their long homes.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-19
FrenchtOwn Canal Rlning Company.

REN,uroW>, bee o. 1856.
Notice is hereby given. that It meeting OF the Stock
holders OF the "Frcnchtown Canal Mining Company"
will be held at The Merchants Hotel. MarysNile, on
the tenth COh( day OF Janusy, 1851 tor The purpose
of increasing the capital stock of said Company To
sixty thousand dollars (S6oUo0)
Signed VI. FULLER.
&. G. ADDISON,
.. NJ. EA Ans,
". : WATSON.
dG-td Trastce.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-19
District COurt-December Term.

Hon. W. 2. DANGERFIELD, Presiding.
Thursday, 18th.--Wm. d. Vantine vs..
Bald Rock Mining Co.--continued on motion
of defendant.
John McDougal, ct al. vs. Daniel Green,
ct al.--Court occupied all day in trying this
case. Jury returned sealed verdict
On motion of Tho's Wells. ESQ L. Grain
ger was admitted to practice as attorney in
this Court
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-19
County TIcasUrcr's once,
ORoVtILt, December luth, i-3b,

Notice is hereby given. that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from The General fund,
registered between the 9Th day OF May 1896, and 5lh
day of August 1886, except Warrants numbered lS3
l~3, ls4, lo5 1870 ana 1871 that The same viii be paid
ON presentation az this Office. And notice Is further
given that after this date said Warrants will cense 10
bear interest. NM LAIliNVEE.
Treasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-19

THERE is not a person whose name
has been mentioned in connection
with the office of Speaker Of the AS
sembly, whom we would not rather
see fill that position, than General
Estell, of Marin. He may be well
qualified, but it is poor compliment
to the Democrats who compose a
large majority Of that body, to say
that he is the best qualified of them
all for that responsible position.-
Even if this was the fact, we should
still think it bad policy to elevate so
recent convert to the Democratic
faith to such dizzy hight. General
Estell proved himself master poll
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-19

BADLY HURT.--Patrick Keely, the man
whose spine was injured few days since by
the caving of a bank at Longs Bar, has
been taken in charge by order of the super
visors and is now under the care of DR..
Brown. from whom we learn that his inju-
ries are of such serious nature as to rem
der his recovery doubtful.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-19
NOTICE..

TO the Stockholders in the Frenchtown Canal Mi
ming Company is hereby given, thnt an additional
of ten per cent, on the capital stock -
called in, and payable on or before the Goth Of De-
cember next. ANAN FARGO, Secretary.
Frenchtown, November 26th, 1856. MO I'm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-19

RUMoRED ELoPEMENT,-We heard it re-
ported Yesterday that IA married woman liv-
ing somewhere in the neighborhood Of Gold
Hill, had left her lawful spouse and eloped
with certain young and gay deceiver. for
parts unknown. We simply report this
as we heard it, no: knowing the parties
names or their place of residence.