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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-10

~ PAYNE & CHiiiSrIAN.-Pcrrys Expedition to ia,
pan Dr kanea Arctic EApdon, The Form by David Paul
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Poetry Of the English Language, The Hula Of the
Sntemuc bv author Wide Nid. Moid Rachel aud tho New
World eunhcans and Shaduwa. The Pilgrimage " M,dlna
and Mecca, Live and Learn guild" Tor all who %
speak aud write correctly II nRe 10y The Sea by koad Head
lcyA Life at Washington isings Life Of Washington, Cyco
Paula ii American Literature Cassns Hrds of America,
Three per cent month Modern British Essayisto vols
National ncycoIuait IL vols Dekons W oks IL vols
elegant lrNra Works Is vols aplondd edition. BY
Works 10 vn splendid edition presoos Works II vols
Hpondd edition Adhisons Works. vols, splendid edition,
LnEards History of England edition, cheap Bay.
ard AYERS Works complete, Mrs opics Works complete.
ThHckeays Works complete, Charlotte Elzaboths Works
complete, Nicaragua. It's People Ma hntosbs Works.
English edition, Grace Aquoars Works complete, Charles
IAnba Works stephens Travels, edition Hannah More
Works complete spencer, W ,rks Mira SouthwnrhA WorkH
edition. Mary nts Works Arlhnrs Works Tho Contrast,
Or Springs New hook, aw horneE Tales AZ. vols Ma.
carlleys England several editions Lille of George Fox Ia
Alex Novels In various yea Of binding
Chambers Hand Book Of American Literature rercyB Rr-
lques, telans New Work Napoleon Dynnst" WOnder If
History, Miss Murray Letters from u. s. Goldsms Works,
Krnncdyn Works Miss Warmers Works, Works of Caroline
l. enl1, Iiamions Philosophy, Suickands Queens Of En-.
glnnd, &c. &e dec SITS
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BY 7 + LEG R 4 PHI

BY 7 + LEG r \ PHI.
Tcieyrnphcs Expressly Tor shc"virximin..,
SiN Days Later from Europe.
Arrival of the Atlantic.
Nfw ioaK, Dee 1.-The Atlantic has arrived
with dates TO the goth ult.
coNAeactAL News.
Wheat, Red, s@9s White 9s I'd to as Tod,
Flour, Southern. 3as; Ohio, 3l@35s
Corn, mscd 91s@3as Cd.
tonses for money 9im9ll for account 9lbGa9lI
The Allies and Russia.
The Anro- French Alliance Is considered settled
Eaghmd asks France To inn her in a rcmonsranee
AZ tinst die large Russian Naval force now in the
a,k So. Ftauee declines doing so
Savannah cOnS cntiOn.
SNytNsAu Dec 2th-A large number Of delegates
% the Southern Commercial Convention here.
Virginia scuds the largest delegation,
tOngrcSSiOnal.
NAsufsGroN. bee. 9th.--Nhit6eld of Kansas, was
to-day admitted to scat in the Housk
The Markets.
NEW loRS. Dec ath.-Flour declining tendency
State So 20 to 81 20. Southern SO 90 to 81 20.
White Wheat 81 -.
Corn huoeant. Stocks lower.
Virginia 6 s 9,i
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SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS.
BY " NJ. II. MOSBi.

FUTURE DAYS.
BY WM. II. MOSBY.
uloAD WAGON At AICTsoN-0. Ts s,,.-,
III Iav morning the 18th inst viii sell on Market street
ot6 Horse Road Wagon, made Of The n,,,
IN Tho laies, style. {. r. PHEL.s.
dee 1924 Au''.
NAupsY REsIDENCE For sAIE.-Thc
undersigned Trustees In deed made T., l. " 49,
viii on saturday the the prcm""s sell by way
public auction the highest bidder the ll"n. and I"
Is a. Family Residence The Lot contains nearly OF an
and has Il, ia addition to every necessaf, on
rs the undersigned know of no more desirable place
an Il the premises an wishing buy Every facility Tor
such examination win he Afo,dcdhy Mr. BscStord
T,rmS liberal and mad" known "n day Of sal"
S j II sh hinM,hblr. Trustees
dee sdliadec
rp,OHACcS EACrOUx 4 FsNTCREs.-W"
will s,ll aecren "Wednesday Tho 9Th nf psesmhs
II, The Presses and Fixtures which have three
and are of thches quality Several iron rs ""' ma"
MCDANIEL. & nuRT S. Ps
dee dt1Tiec Of Mcdaniel, Hurt n Preston.
RNon SALE OR WENT.-Thc ,.rcs -,or,
4 brick aud Tobacco FACTORY on High Street Peters
burg w now tho occupancy OF M.ssfS Jones ""''"
- 'trind for sale atcN, OF Tor rent
m, sunqucsonah one q the most convenient and aa
mirahly factories the State and most 'sh
situated fronting about @io feet Guarantee Street ana
feet on High Street
This factory recently been built portion off Just com
petcdl ct the best material aud in the mos, "oremahhh'
with the the most
slness In all its details with the convenience ana 10 e
adyantage The Tobacco fixtures ais which are very
the character offered tor sale eg'
with large fine lot OF we'll seasoned box timber OF SYM
and other kinds
Should ii property be sold sely by the "2d De
ccmber 1886 will day, be sold public auction Al
ii o'clock. -,
For for the factory application be made to the
for and box timber To T. j.
' ''"s i'''' II Y JONES
Executor o Benz Jones, decd
the day after the above sale viii be sold by Hudson
surviving partner Young and likely negroes oeonfng
the T. Hudson Co, whom are aet"
hands Gig makers aud hrsi cooper,
21ii 2lirc X, ', J''NfS
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsCAVE.-
- A. trustee deed of made by u X Lyman win
public auction, saturday the 18th day of December
AT O'Clock NJ the premises the property described III
sail deed Ground double brlck
Tenement thereon in the city OF lynchhug ana u"
Joining the Tobacco Factory of Mcdaniel Hut & Preston
1t will he sold credit Of g. ~ and Is mouths for neg"nhe
notes well end rse including the interest the purchase
money from the day of sale JNO o. !. GOOGiN
dee Il l"oltl aiec Trustee
lDuRs.BC ~Au.E.-Wc will sci OV rhUrsss"y
the 18Th day of December next Al our Factory on me
I'M NIL Fixtures coussnR of large and BOX
Pound % and ~ Mills and other articles usually
kept manufacturing establishments They are generally
neatly and In good condition 49, 49,. j.
All of $40 and under, Cash $40 TO 800 ~
$50 months credit with negotiable notes sat
isfacorv endorsed Snm Pondexter r will close the ous
% The
2Jd3tawtl sdec POlNDEATER hNLsth'
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WE want to Hire for the next ,cnr, 10 work
w Oh Farm In Western Virginia, two good Negro Mon
and Piow Boys B. H. EOWLIN
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u fully the publl In general aud his friends
has the old stand of Mr. Nnl,n oppo
lite the Liberty Ware IlnnBe where he found wo
stock Ready Made Clothing aud Gentlemens fur
nsing which sell cheap any similar house
lie also prepared Tor Cutting making and
repairing Clothing At tho shortest notice" Come
sll my Stnrc Room for Rent which Is adapted
FOR Once small business to he carried on In H.
dec dtmoa GEORGE bBAkEf.
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nAMlIX RE.InENCE FOW sAIE.-.TI


will sell apcan, W.dncsday tho 18th Of pecemo,
or large and Cnmmodnns Brick Factory on the fu WI
the Presses Fixtures which have been In nsr"ny tfe
wears and are Of the best quality Several Iron s aud hal
onnd Milis, nearly
Terms liberal and mnde know on the day OF sale .
MCDANIEL IUKT : rs
- Ne Nan ,l JurtS Preston.
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4 IAlA ANA nlSnEl.S ~ asEAG WAN
Il vYNVAyDvVVv TED-Iwish % purchase this sou n

1nn. 1000 m,snEi;, WnEA ~. Wan.
least 100000 Bushels Wheat aud as much
| fully the market would like engage $4,000
bushels for Immediate delivery
Farmers aud others having wheat Ia sell will do themselves
Injustice should they se their Wheat before they
the highest cash price Tor all wheat
fully prepared to buy and for quantity that
this market.
Hays. Rags, Bags.
will furnish Bags the same terms
heretofore charged By the Rail Road Company and will allow
a teasonable time for them To be returned
SsuHnO, tiuano, l.unnO.
Farmers be supplied with quantity Of No. Penvi.
Government 6unno direct from the Agent
price be bought where shall also, keep
hand good supply Plastcr-Lump and Lynchburg
aronnd which Will sell cheap any other nouss In this
elaco. WN MILLER,
1sts Basin.
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zatiop ec Prospectus last Of Of Iarpers
Magazine for December) This Journal wl be furnished
the number month year by tho subscriber his
without the risk OF losing copies sometimes when
single numbers sent through the mail The first number
VIII be Issued on the hrst OF January and desiring tho
Paper for longer shorter period viii please leave their
names with C. MORSE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


10 .lAyss roH u,ss;ms., u.rr 70. ~. :,
& SSoSg" s i s s,s ase s
large lot of valuable Tobacco Factory hands, aio some
@a G ss l"S @ "" 'n the @ % S
January 1871 which time nil not previously hired will
Ciy of Lynehburg The hircrs viii he
required in all oOses to give bonds with approved essry for
Agent aud Attorney fact ruo W sehooneld Of 4.
App, Tor the present at the old stand of A. Lewis
EsGs.U GoOD>.-Wr nave J"-' OPP "rd "n
very elegant way Salt Stands made q, solid liver
Ao very nice article Monaics aud Card Gases for
Ladies' made solid silver Of Very tasteful finish
Also something tho Little Folks In IN" of whistle
vadc solid DIVER with cafl handlee Tie ge"ve article,
arc dcct nom tho aud nre "er ed At he low
est prices AMI warranted as represented WIN our cnds q"
'''' su,ERrnonN & Cliff.
+ ~ We shall open during tho current week splendid
stock Of Silver forLs Spoons aud Cups
dee ats
TO rmxssCuANs.,,
Once WA Tenn. Wniiromd Co..
IfNcnBuRo. Dee III ls56,
tor rendered hired Ncgrons tho Virginia aud
tennessee Railroad ARE hereby noined h, Mt snsh S"
agent employing them, by the goth lust ,
doe 3ts Pay Master Va a 4 Il II 20,
GtUANO u, SEQ Farmers ga" sill he supplied
~ with the very best Ne Peruvian unane At sixty p"
'F "s, p s, IT,, .o"''y WIN. a. M'a on lam
llETrEn LATE THAN NEvEW.-Fb, No
- rItE or THE SEASON. have iu=t returned nom
the NORTH with full supply OF Ladies' SILK velvci CoRs and
9th Mantaa In every variety Of sNe aud fashion. which
VIII he sold low for cash JOHN ABRAliAMs,
COLE LEATHER TRUNKS a few very su-
~ peror Sole Leather Trunk Also Carpet Bags Of every
size, quality aud price at MCDONALD & uOOrEP's.
doc 4ts
rpNl1E LADIES' will aud % beautifuI assert
u ment Of Ieciod Caters aud ilooH
dc, ita MCDONALD 4 UoopER'S
NyEw LIVERY HALL. mud sm,c s,nh,c, Main
1 " p,yn lie Nor ytll nis,
Having bought CemInA Livery Stable (od stand Of q NJ.
have hed In good atyc AMI shalt keep
class Livery aud Sale stable and also number OF
No lacks, Buggcs and Saddle Horses for Hire,
wM n HALL
WM II TAYioU
decI
nDERNN Davis Pain Aitirr.--I hrs prcpnra-
u tun, NEEDY for Nhcunatis,us Pains. 80 Ia bocom
dc.rrvey populAr fresh supply for sale by the
dee PA i n MHOMpSON Il co.
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y1VrEF Oil for Msn and Deoss - - opDlieo.
nevs,, J. n ThoafPo0H 4 60.
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II
consequence OF ~ health and inability 10 devote time
tho business offer Tor the stock of Iqhrs
Furniture. Of III" Lynehbulg House 10 any wish
lag cnYag. In the Hotel hnsines ,hs chance.
reputation al the House IT. well established nnd doing
good business The House lease of from the lat
January last with the privilege OF extending years on
Ger which Ia low, Tor particulars apply
the subscriber ON the premises CYRUS FISHER
unr
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INnlLDREN's Dinimg, Rocking Ind .tr'n
=. o. -. '~'f-' 49, i WINSTON
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AEGOND siOcL Of New Winter tsOOds.-Th-
- subscribers receiving their second Stock of Fall
aud Winter Goods, consisting tine Silk Robes Striped
Chine Sh Black do Omrn Striped Delainos Satin Striped
do very rich Solid do. Stella shawls Cashmere do hno
Black do lnscy Se &C. which they their customes
examine. JAS. A, sIlGLER q co.
agf
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rIGAR MAMUFACTOWY.-
~ JOHN h. II OM r r

~ JOHN ID. KOMPF,
SUCCESSOR TO NJ LANGHoRNE SoSs,)
MAIN STREET, LY sCHBURG, Va
In this establishment will always be found Stock
pletc Cigars Of all kinds made of
ported Tbaces carefully selected and ufactured with
view To please the ous smokers and to maintain tor
the Brands II this establishment reputation equal to those
pi any mandatory In the country.
To enable the manufacturer offer at all times complete
he also keeps stock of imported
and German Cigars which will be sold small ad
~ solicited examination of the Stock The bran0D Of the
manufactures and have for BEEN sold in the large
Northern cities where they successful
peon with brands Of all kinds imported domestic
Orders from any part Of the Union will be promptly met
and entire saiisiacii guaranteed TO purchasers.
decd 10
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MONTHLY PUBLuCATIONs.-.M

NA Putnams Godeys Magazine, Arthurs Bslious knick
erboeker do, Frank Lees N 7 Jorr1 al Frank Leses Ca
Iette OF Fashion, Hunts Eclectic and Blsckwood Magazine
London Lancet American London Art Journal South
Planter, Chamber Journal, Yankee Notions Knick
Knacks Mrs Stephens New Monthly, The School Fellow
Subscriptions received for tho above single numbers 70 be
had At MOksES'
lee
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DAvIIY uEAT CUTTERs-Ju., receive,

kNniLN WEAI CuIIEKs.-Juss received
sage Cutters with "a and q Steel Blades This article
upon those sold last year gave
great sataction These have The Iron Cylinder will
so to 200 lbs meat hour and which will war
give entire satiaction. SIMPSON e. BRO,
Sign OF the Golden Lock, Lyuchburg.
noyp
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INaANO ailANO 80 soa- s'rrUs S.un
~ Just recri, cd aud for sale by
aug ITS lloLLlNS & co.
- the sale of the VIM Dixon watch In the city uf Lynch
burg desire call attention the fact that Dixon
ely regarded the W nch
sold the State For tiuc keeping Ia uncuunrd
by other watch ofs ed 10 thk community.
with this watch enables nrr them precisely
the they sold at In the Baltimore aud PLlalcl
phia markets whore they stand the head the list
gi.h Watches
When sold they accompanied by warrant from the
endorsed by ourselves AMI warranted
yoar. We invite the public examination supo
watebo.
ns, hnud a fine stock of Watches OF the hest
MI kors such johnson Tobias and others which
pleased to exhibit
SILNERrIIORN a CLIFF
= y just received n new supply Jcwery. CHAINS, &r--
goods line superior quality and at
fair prices should give rs a call dcc -
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\ .OSr, between she Cabeil House Raa Mrs
Gordons Female Seminary. large Cameo Breast Pin
The finder i'll much obge by leaving 1t at this Office
dec Sta
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BENZ " NOWI1S. ". A foot. A ALIN ANDfH
6NDPAKTNERsIIIP NOTuCE.--NOWGIN,
" foot 4 co. Successors to Col w I. Smith, Com.
mission Merchants for the sale OF Tobacco Flonr Wheat and
other grain.
Tho undersigned have formed partnership In tho Commits
sion business Col Wn Smith and solicit
continuance Of tho bestowed on him All consig
mDns Of produce made by friends will meet viii,
prompt attention and quick ONCE Mt j. u 4 D. H.
Nuwlns REM II NDWIlN,
W. A TObl,
nov - dSclyf \. ALEXANDRA
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(tREENE, HEATH AI.LEN, COMMls-
NJ SION MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO CAL.-(OF
VICE l34 FRONT STREET NEW oRK-Particulsr attention
paid to SALES OF TOBACCO and consgnments direct
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited
REFERENCES.-A. L. A. Lawrence s. Co, Boston Allen
4 Paxson, New York Courtney q Gushing, Baltimore /;
Davenport Allen & CO, Edmond, Davenport Co., Ludlsm
Watson, James f. Heath, late auditor, and Crenshaw
Co, Richmond; McCorke Jones, Mcdaniel, Hurt & Pres
r. c. S. Ferguson Co. and Miller Crenshaw, Lynch
burg
York resident partner that will give MS Pc.s,
receiving transhipping and securing
commission all Sooos
I'd to our San Francisco House. -. =. nit
Messrs La"ohu' D"'eAp aug 2seodly.
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e4rsx<xpwyuro- FURNITURE! FuMNgTUHE!!
~ Grateful for past the subscriber would
SSat~~ssA his thanks his friends and the pub
lie generally, and inform them that he
hand land constantly adding thereo) large
artmept Elegant by skilfl work
best material aud finished In the most de-
Ifs Stock embraces every article usually
On vi In the extensive manufactures
call from those wishing purchase feeling
that he and Will satisfaction in regard both
price and quality OF work
Hair and Shuck Mattresses always on hand.
EDWARD r. FOLKES
and Mandatory doors below Liberty Ware.
Ionsa. lsep odGcts
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uNRApER'E Physi0loay, FRANK EOtsserp
complete Manua for young sportsmen LIVE ana Leen
,Is nr sll Beautiful and Good, tn nj Ta
.yer too late aron Barnard BY f. emtsh, HeSga
RET Catcbpos for November Aunts aaga
IN, Far Nov Review, Kniekoreoeker for Nev
,;oiey. Ladys No ok for New, just received q
isis y.
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HtHEESE, CHEEsE-The smbsc ribcv. bnve
" just received superior lot Plain English Dairy Sap
sago Cheese. Also few Boxes Macaroni
dec 9ts VALENTINE e. HENING.
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lin " =
n VA. removed his ONCE to the room in the
Telegraph Office doors below the Farmers Bank.
~ 2ldtcly
HENRY -. FLOOD, Attorney nj Inv. will
u attend all the Courts Of the city Of Lynehburg tho
counties Of Amherst, Appomatox Bedford and Campbell
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KK M.nxrI 81 nrrna,rr NJ nKrI unrsr i YNcunl mo

w MARKrT ST. OPPOSITE MARKET HOUSE,, LyNeHBuRo
Val prepared TO furnish at the shortest
lice Horses Hacks and BugRie' dhe best In the cityJ
wishing ride Hack drawn by fine Horses
polite and careful drivers be accommodated
Icy
wishing take short afternoon drive with
ndy IN n Buggy with fine Horse can be accommodated
ny
Gentlemen having Pleasure Horses by sending them
Stable will have them kept In fine order and always ready
also responsible for any damage done
them while my stable will he pleased If the public will
call and satisfy Themselves that my stable ia better
stacked than any other in this city I. WILLIAMS,
July I5dts prupriptor
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citp JAO state aEatts,

LESSONS IN PAINTING AND DRAWING. Ne call At
ention 10 the card of Miss Sagle in another cosmn
rroposing to give in ruetions in the beautiful arr of
Painting and Drawing on the plan invented aud
tangbt by Monsieur Ernette Of Paris We have seen
specimens of her execution, which high; cred-
table riyang in beauty and CORRECTNESS the produce
lions OF Mons f.. and proving her entire competence
TOR mpartinG the know ledge To Others The PLAN is
new one. and skill in it IL ,e rn very easily ac
ouired We commend this opportunity for the ac-
onisiton of new accomplishment to the lovers OF
the fine arts.
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AAkAasSTEAMSHIP tO-lu consequence Of the with
drawal If the JAMESTOWN" for repairs, &c.
the NOE leave New York Saturday evening,
Point every Wednesday morning at o'clock. Pas
leaving Iynchhnrg by the Ssuh Side Railroad
morning win connect morning with the toanoke
AZ City Point LEE Il JOHNSON,
Agehs for n. Y d Va Steamship Co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21
TT,e Mines,

There has never been time since gold
was found in this vicinity that the miners
have been worked with such immense sue
cess as at the present Instead giving ost
as many anticipated, the farther and more
thoroughly the ground is prospected, the
richer it proves. Not day passes but we
are told Of the very richest kind of diggings,
and they are of the most permanent kind
Big strikes arc seldom made, but diggngs
that pay say four shareholders from $500
to 5000 week, are decidedly better for the
miners generally, and are of far greater ad-
vantage to the county, and our town in par
ticular, than any that are very rich in spots,
and those few and far between. These are
just the kind of diggings about here to make
every branch of Legitimate business prosper
give employment to any number of men at
fair round wages. 1t tends to stability to
our town, and all improvements that are be-
ing made, and will ut no very distant day,
place US ahead of any mining town in the
State. In fact, we lack but little at this
present time Of taking front rank in point of
Inhabitants, business, &c There is no ne
cessty Of men lounging around the towns
and cities crying out hard times, or saying
they can't yet work. or saying that wages
are low. On our bulletin boards we see
posted every day." +" Hands wanted on the
river claims, at fluming or wing g-daming, at
S4 and found. A thousand men could come
here at this time and get steady and proiita
lie employment 1t is warm and hard
work it is true, but he that will not work
and have nothing.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21

0RoyILLE DUcHANAN CLUE. Elsewhere
in our paper to-day, will be found the pre-
amble and Constitution Of the Oroyile Bu.
chanan Club The Constitution bas been
numerously signed, and is still open for the
reception Of names at the Record Office -
Those desirous of joining the Club will
please come forward and register their
names. Come up to the help of tue Democ-
racy against sectional fanaticism and relig-
ious intolerance and bigotry, and let US
render the Buchanan Club Of Oroyille as ef-
fective against faetional opposition, as was
the club Of Hercules against the Nemman
Lion.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21

AccIpENr.-Two men were engaged in
the dangerous amusement of wrestling, in
front of Dennison s Co. s store--Mr. Denni-
tried to prevail upon them to stop, but all
to no purpose. One Of them being much
the stronger, threw the other, and he fell
off the steps. and in the fall lie came very
near breacking his neck. The conclusion
was so great that he lay senseless until
medical assistance was had, when he revived
TO some extent, and showed signs Of recoy-
cry. We did not learn his name
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21

THEY SHED RccKs. One Of our most re-
spectacle Judges, and little short and
dirty man, iell out about some business
matters and both waxel belgerent. They
each one picked fivO pebbles from the new
grading Of Montgomery street, and sought
with them to avenge the pizcn hatred that
had accumulated in their christian breasts
The first chase was made By the little man,
who SHE'D the dornick at the judges head
The Judge had spilled his share of rocks
save two, but the tables turned for when he
reached another pile he gathered from it
grayels with which he took after his oppo-
nent, and chased him at 2.40 speed They
had it nip and tuck through the sand, across
the fat, until the little man took refuge
behind Macs water tank, near the bluff 1t
was hard to say who had the best luck in the
fight.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21

MYsTERlzs oF MEcHANIcIsM.-A most
ingenious and complicated machine is now
on exhibition at uuntoon's Exchange 1t
shows that genius may break out any where
even in our midst. The workings Of the
machine was explained to US by the inventor,
wLo has kindly volunteered to remain for a
few days, and viii lecture On the peculiar
merits Of this interesting piece Of mechanic
ism The intention Of the invention is, as
near as we coal1 learn, TO shave Up ice for
Sherry Cobblers and slings.
The inventor stays with his favoritc Pct
constantly, and has for several nights in
succession been unable to take his regular
!ose.
E:- Tho California Anaual Conference Of
the Methods; Episcopal Church, viii bahalI
on the 21th Of August, at Marysyi.le, by
Bishop James.