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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-17

KANSAS AND THE NORTHERN DEMOCRACY.
The Boston Times was the first Buchanan
organ to see that "Freo Kansas" must be the
cry of the Democracy if they wanted to have
enough Northern ground left to rest their
"platform" on-or to bury HIM in. Here is
what it says about Maine:
"Bsyond all question or dispute, the Kan
sas troubles, more than any or all things else,
have contributed to the signal overthrow OF
the Democracy, and in State, too, essential
ly Democratic, and but for whose existence
The vote of Maine could have been counted
as sure for Buchanan by 10000 majority
Like cause produce like results, and, to our
mind, it is clear as sunlight that unless II
complete reversal of the position of the De.
moeracy is shortly secured, we shall hnd
other States, now considered ours, following in
the wake Of Pine Tree State We know
this is plain talk, and that il is truth, and
nothing else but truth
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-17

MAsoSIo.-The Grand Lodge of this Ancient
Fraternity, for the State of Tennessee, CON-
menced its annual session in Nashville, on
the 9th inst, and closed its labors on the 9th.
We are informed there were one hundred and
fifty-nne Lodges represented, and the session
was harmonious one, affording pleasant
reunion Of the brotherhood from all sections
of the State. The following are the Grand
Officers for the ensuing year, for a copy Of
which we are indebted to Jno. Il. Slower, ESQ.,,
viz: rH
Thomas McCullock, of GAINESVILLE, Grand
Master.
F. N. W. Burton, of Nashville Deputy
Grand Master.
F. G. Roche, Of Memphis. S. G. Warden.
r. r. Bearden, Of Knoxville, J. G. Warden.
w. II. Horn, of Nashville, G. Treasurer.
@. A. Fuller, of Nashville, G. Secretary.
Rev. L. d. Huston. of Nashville, G. Chaplin.
Rev. A. J. Baird, of Winchester. G. Orator.
John F. Slower, of Athens, S. G. Deacon.
Z. Edmundson. of Bethel, j. G. Deacon.
WIN. Ii. Marshall, Of Valley Forge, G.
Sword Bearer.
j. T. Mcdonald, of Cotton Grove, G. Mar
shall.
John N. Towles of Macon, G.. Pursuvant.
John c. Darden, of Nashville, G. Steward.
M. E. DeGrove, of Nashville, G.. Tiler.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-17
orig nQt y u e sls e !
Plan of the LOTTERY.

$3.50 Prizes amounting to. ..,......saOl,O0o
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-17
The Patriot says:

The success of Mr.. Swami was an expires.
sion of the popular will in favor of Willard
Fillmore. This was distinctly understood
throughout the progress OF the canvass, and
now that the test has been applied, and a
browning triumph achieved, the effect will be
felt in every State in tho Union. Our con.
temporary of the Richmond Enquirer ex.
plicitly declared that If Baltimore rejected
the Democratic candidate for the Mayoraity
"she was unsound and given over to Demon
ism," and the reply TO this denunciaton is n
majority of 1854 votes for the Swami and
Fillmore, in spite of the acknowledged pop
ularity, personal worth and high social posi-
ton OF the opposing candidate, and the real,
ly excellent ticket by which he was supported.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-17

THE BALTIMoR ELEoTIoN.-The Balti-
more Patriot contains full and complete re
turns Of the vote cast for Mayor on Tuesday
last. The majority Of Swami, the Amer
lean candidate is l,554--being Il gain of
1881 on the majority for the American Con.
gressional ticket last fall, which was only
373.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15

DUpcH JoHN.-SheriH Mclaughlin ar
rested this individual last Saturday, near
Rabbit Creek He gave him into the hands
of constable Stafford Of Forbestown, for safe
keeping, until his return from Gibsonviiie'
where he was bound to seek the hiding place
of some escaped prisoners. The officer acci-
dentally let the fellow make his escape be-
fore he got him to safe quarters. Dutch
John is the man that was up before our
court for minor Offences some month since,
but gave leg bail for security before our au-
thorities had an opportunity to settle with
him.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15

~ Dr. j. l.. tZAFKAY.-Iha gentleman Whusc
nuu. forms the c4pllOa II TINS uOuct r. one Ol th+
Jew mOde RI Physicians whu>e apphc lion 40 iis pro-
t.sson and devotion To the all .r, rru.tr Utin rihc
nm ornament to the UIe ard benefit to The otter.
uuncurau by b!uh he sought VIA kos-uth 80 place
hi, country HnyAg tie uaii1ns OF er!n, b.! ond the
oppre, sors rule lnat her sUus might rejoice ln the
pruclice oil those precepls which are alike oar glory
and our pride In his efforts 50 20 do he hu- Teaped
the rcnard of Intellectual resistance 10 ol pre-so n,aIi
"A home aud "a country knuw huA 40 more" ApaCL
however. from his ciums upon our Consideration as
patriot, the Testimonials oi charcler ana capocil!
which he brings entle him 10 public confidence, 70
the exclusion of those vino possess neither The one
or the other As gentleman his character IS untar
nished: as a physician, his skill unsurpassed; end
to thoss whose imprudence has leil upon Them lhe
tuints of disease, We can conscienuously commend
him with the assurance that in him they will find
friend whom To know is great gain The Dr's Office
is No 3 and Armory Hall, corner o Sacramento and
Montgomery sireeis San Francisco. ali-3m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic Electors Of Butte county are here
nv requested to send delegates tO County Conven-
Ion lo assemble at OR )IIILE, on SATURDAY,
AUGUST 23d, tor the purpose of eectng eight dele
.Aies TO the state Convention, to assemble AT SaCra
nono. on the ninth day Of september next; and also
iOr the purpose of nominating two Members ol ASSEM-
Sly and QUO Assessor for Butte county. The different
precincts arc entitled tina following representation
lc ,siS being one celegntc for each precinct, one
for every 81 voes, and one tor each fraction "i
hfren vo,cs Preotnos in which the number of dcl-
ryites are not mentioned are rGltjltel 10 reprtseh-
titioa in accordance with the above basis.
Bidwrn, Il; Ro'k Island, ); Mountain House, :;
French Creek, ,; Junction VI ;. Fork. = Pine Knot,
$ ElusquiiO Creek ,; SKY ihgh, :; Union Bar. I:
Fairfield Bnr. g. Pea vine Central House. y llOncul
Oity =; Wyando'te. ., Garden Rancho :; White Rcck
3; Lynchburg j. High Rock, > OIoyie, 3; Enterprise
Noaniain Spring House /; Scoit & Vannes store /;
Island Bar :; Forbesiown Bingham Ear 5; oro
liewa |; Nnchpz, 3; Evansville, ,; Hamilton, :, Iur-
n,r'. Ranch :; Meals Runcho, . rhompsons Flat >;
Norris Ravne; 2; Chico 4 jennings Rancho, | /;
Couples Rancho, :: Manhattan. |; simmons Store >;
Moore X Prrrys Store. 2 Nelson's Bar. = Mesii !
Valley. = "renchtown. !; Butte Mills, .; Broherton's
Stose, | Forks of Butte .; llelitOwn. >: Kunkle's
Rancho, | Slll's Rancho, =; RobInaous Mil, =
Virginia Mills, Berry Creek Nill, Ferry Creek Ear;
Marns Rancho, RobinsOn's Hill, CheIokee Ravne'
Moorcown.
According to the basis of representation. Che Dem
ocratlc vote Of lIsl SeplonberD OrOyle is entitled to
bat 3 delegates. The pOpulaiioe having largely IN
creased within the past year, tho Committee nave
reason 10 believe that OroVllie Is entitled To some II
deleg es "a the entire vote OF the precinct al the late
sieciIn tor Justice of the Peace. was between eight
aud nine hundred. The matter Is respectfully refer
we'd to tho Convention
GEo. II. CRosETrE,
SENECA EVER,
G. W. Hess. Co. Com.
c. F. LORI,
N. ID Plum
0:ovillc, July %, 1886.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15
GEO. II. CRosETrE,
SGNEcA EVER,
G. w. Hess.
C.. +. Lori,
N. ID Plum
:, July %, 1856.

DOMESTIC BEo.Ls Two Of the gcntler
sox who had long since plighted their faith
and been joined in the holy bonds of matri-
mony, were last night subjected to the hu-
initiating, ungallant, and inhuman act Of
public castigation. Cor it might as well have
been public, rs to have been in a public
house.) We are told they are both respect
ablo women; the Attending circumstances,
however, were quite different. There iS
nothing palating, or that could 60 to shield
tho ,yrants from con lemnation or the very
natural censure of peace loving and moral
community. Ono of the fair ones talked
and struck back What n pity she had not
been possessed of Amazonian proportions,
and muscles that she might have mauled her
unnatural brute husband as he deserved -
How beautiful to see wife wrthins and
wincing under the rod Of correction IN the
hanls of the curse who has solemniy sworn
to protect aud love her. He is not nj to be
kicked ont of Tophet by blind cripples. The
other, we are told, was lady In feeble
health--an invalid. who submitted to her
punishment with the meekness OF a lamb
she did not move her tongue or raise her
hand, but took her regular dose of connubi
a, affection at the end of boot, or some
thing equally mild, wherewith to manifest
striking Illustrations of g Love Divine. -
We forbear comment, as these cases may be
looked into by men in authority.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15

THE PACItlC RAILROAD Recent devel-
opments, says the Louisville Courier. have
rendered the construction Of Pacific Rall-
road ro longer problematical. The SPECIAL
committee in Congress will report at an
carly day. after business is resumed 10y our
national legislators, bin providing two
roads-onc to be constructed by the several
companies now already chartered, Through
Iowa and Minnesota, by Il union OF salt
roads at Fort Kcarny, and from that point
n single trunk road to the nayigahle waters
Of the Pacific Ocean. That portion Of the
Northern route which lies within the State
of California, will be assigned to the san
Francisco and Sacramento ltailr al Compa-
ny. The Southern route, through Texas
and by II Paso is to be constructed hy the
Pacific and Atlantic Railroad Company OF
California. and their associates, from That
point Eastward through Texas, the rnad :
arportoned TO the several railroads OF Texas
already chartered These roads arc to run
through FL Paso to such point on the Eas-
tern boundary Of the State ns they may Sc.
lect. The connections with the Mississippi
river are then given TO several roads OF
Louisiana and Arkansas as desire TO make
them. and to such points on the river as
they may select. Such is the substance OF
the bill which meets general approval.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15

MANUFACTURERS Our citizens can have
no excuse for making their purchases below
of any wares that are manufactured in any
part of the state, particularly the articles
usually made in tin shops. Every mention
able thing, from a whistle to Sull-worm,
is Manufactured in the Tin, Sheet Iron and
Copper Shop of our townsman Brock. lie
has decidedly the neatest aud most business
like shop of this description, tha. we have
seen in the mountains.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15
PeODle'S Party.

Amongst other "isms" Of the day, we are
20 have, in the present campaign, a Peoples
Party. There is no: quite parties enough
in the field, to meet the purity standard Of
the inhabitants Of San Francisco, and, there
fore peoples party must be entered for the
race over the California Course in November
next
This movement for "People's Party" is
the illegitimate offspring of the Vigilance
Committee That body is fast being crushed
out of existence by the overwhelming force
of correct public opinion, and they find it
hard to surrender the power they have
usurped, or the fat Offices they have had in
prospect, without making an effort which
looks to the qualification Of their ambitious
desires whether the Peoples Party" will
extend beyond the limits Of San Francisco,
we know not; but such appears to be the
intention of those who are urging its forma-
ton. The causes which gave rise to the
Vigilance Committee were strictly local in
their character; but the ambition of its
purse proud members co-extensiye with the
boundaries of the Republic. "No pcnt up
Utica controls their ambition, and the
lawless horde of San Francisco kindly tells
the people of the State what they Need
and the public voice demands" If they
had stated in their call, that those who were
engaged in getting up the Peoples Party
were broken down political hacks who de-
sired office, the public might have given
them credit for candor, if not for honesty
We like to give even the Devil his due, and
in looking over the list of I'VE Needs and
"dem lnds' put forth by the disappointed
political soreheads of San Francisco who
have placed themselves at the head of the
peoples Party we find one which meets
our cordial appreciation, and tha is one
setting forth that the public voice demands
that ''the honor and dignity of the State be
maintained in her laws and in her con-
duct" This is precisely what we have al
ways contendad for, and what We desire to
sec fairly and impartally applied in every
instance. We should be content to see the
Vigilance Committee, and all others who
violate the laws and constitution of our
State, receive nothing but "even and exact
Justice" from the laws Of the State. If the
Committee have violated the laws of the
land, let the law punish them. They are
now 'quaking with fear" and crying out
for an Amnesty bill'' and a "People's Par
ty.' They fear the laws of their country
and can no longer bear to look upon the
great national party which has guided the
Republic since its formation. whose platform
is the constitution, and whose motto is
Equal and exact justice to all men"
Those who now demand the formation OF
Peoples Party" have despised and tram
pied upon our constitetiOn- requesting
the people to assemble at Sacramento, and
declare anew their independence They
have violated the laws of the State, and ac-
knowledge their guilt by requiring an am
uesty act, to shield them from the just pun
ishment of their offcnces--even while they
inform the public that 1.-THE honor and dig
nifty of the State must be maintained in her
laws"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15

LOST CARPET BAG.-Deputy Sheriff Nc
Glaughln, lost his carpet sack, on his late
trip. 1t contained some valuable jcwelry
belonging to Butte county, in the shape of
handouts, shackles. wristlets and tho like.
Nc desires us to say, that whoever will re-
turn them, shall not be questioned, as they
can be of no use to any one, except those
whose profession demands heavy jewelry,
and even then they would not like to wear
them in public, as they are not considered
ornamental to any great extent.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15

CoRREcTloN.- In our notice yesterday Of
the organization of the Odd Fellows lodge,
several errors occurred in reference to titles
of the newly installed officers. With pleas
ure we make the correction.
10. of O. F., lodge No. 50, was instituted
at the Masonic IIall, Oroville, by W. q. NJ.
Houston, of the State Of California, assisted
by d. D. G.; p, Freer, After the ceremo-
nies of institution closed, the lodge elected
the following officers, for the ensuing term,
N. Il. Thomas Coleman, V. G., J. j. kleine'
Sec. }. NJ. Clark, T., c. A. Smith.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15
CuM5rALLE = SAFE.

FnY yirtue of ur l.. c,l.on issue" "ut Of Justice
y Ein,ts Court. ah4 To luC directed. On iir Hfst
.u.\ OF AuLu.t a h. .-lu. commanding me ,u utsc
me sum Of one huudrrd ;td u by ore hundred lis
douur~ lud4uuvut, and Wet e.-ht oo"rS Cos,s ac'
ng C,e, oi sAii OrIcr, ,oat o. thc ropery n'r !"'
uit,r described, 10 ;'tltis tAc aforesaid Ju'E 'l
Nh,rtul h J.. Dunni>1u l. TtIIt,uh and thaI'-
Mooney aud W. e. J,uIsCu are urlrhuant-.lo VT
one hu,l>, aud lot Stuatctt IA thc oN ~ tecrN ue.
near Uty Ete,N on tte"p p'ie S'ooo oi tn" to"h 'm
Nr. Nu.rs uWtldGt- I1se sItI house his To- rooms
~ % ana Is Is ny - lre --ui>O hed-J,ai, ~nal
baiiur love -ui one suH. 81 il--0AlcH "ll se 800
lie court roVA door oi ). Z. Lhutts tEico Dn h,rd
stre Urotilc. Lullv County. siute cl tai orni1 on
the jh dayot Srp; mb,r. =. ID lSJO, al o-lolk l..
Vi. 10 Iho ii -hr>l bidder l. r cash.
Dated Tins I+th CAY ul August. \. y. i7aG.
j.. JJNL@,
as Constable ui Dphr township.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15

CoLLECroRs. TO have public officers that
can and will do their duty at all hazards, Is
what we want, and we have them here
Constable Bob Patton, collects the dough
when he has the papers placed in his hands
He nabs them when they least expect him.
He of late garnishces, leyies, seizes, nabs'
grabs, collects and carries off, where it a'int
as we'll as where it is. lie wakes up treas
urers of various public amusement compa-
nies-supprisingly. it creates a sensation
not put down in the bills of fare.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15

ARREST OF JOHN CoLLINs.-Our indeiat-
gable deputy sheriff, Mclaughlin, has re-
turned from tour of discovery. tie always
brings somebody when he goes out after
them. Collins was arrested in one of the
theatres below, and brought back and lodged
in Butte County Jail to await his trial for
shooting and dangerously wounding one
Hunter in our Oroville theatre. last winter.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15
IAOTEL GRR1AVGS.
uuutoon,s Exchnngc, Aug. I3:h.

q Cuulcl,ing.on n Focg Sacramento, " IL Wash
burn do Mr br,ant do, Mr. BIuuchard Aurora ILL., n
,imous Oregon Gulch, c Batter Table Nounulh' Yrs
lIun,is Sacrauenlo, Geo Hail, David ofadhi J'hh
Cnuudciin J.m4S AYcrsoh, + GfoNh, ) ho'oh'"
San rnnri.co q W sweet d., II \ Eastman MNtI',
g Jobh. n Il Wills N'Villc,C & Hens sac, II { Nel-
bourne. l5r Il Smith, + tcle1,1as Wilson, baF",!
Hicks Pike county.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15

Col. HARPLR.-This individual. says the
Age, who it will be rcmem0eleu' was sen
teuced to the State Prison Tor robonG IA
dy in a stage in the interior OF thls siHte'
aud who, after being liberated, Jened Wal,
ker, has deserted the tlIlbustera AID JVhei
the Costa RlcaLs.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15

Losr.-On or about the night of August
18th, 1856, between IL o'clock and the Union
Restaurant, o beautiful white handle pocket
knife. I'll not be after telling you what
knife it was. but it belonged to c. ". Stiles
Butte Record Office.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15

PANoaAMIcAL.--Profes Vandorf. has
had on exhibition in this city lately, Urse-
major, the big bear. and other animals, the
peculiar traits of which, he explains when
he holds forth to q crowded and delighted
'awgence,'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15

SOLD AGAIN.--A couple of young gents
of our town, one a Deacon, and the other
a telegraphic individual, becoming deeply
attached to couple of fair damsels, who
have lately been sojourning in our fast little
city, were taken very suddenly with the
idea, that II trip to Maj, Bidwell's beautiful
Eden, would be highly beneficial to their
health, (the young ladies had previously
started for the same destination, en-route
for Tchama,) After numerous hair breadth
escapes, consequent upon having fast, I'M
tanned stced, and the frequent catering
places on the road, they arrived at their
destination with hutterriny hearts and large
sized heads; when to their astonishmont and
chagrin, the birds had flown, and leaving
them no other alternative, but to Home
ward plod their weary way before dayligh
in The morning, swearing that they couldn't
enjoy the JOKE, although others might think
it was L--h good.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15

BLAcKsnlIHINc.--ll y Green's shop
opposite Miller's Exchange, presents Il very
lively appearance. Some 8 or ~ hah'' are
employed, and it really looks Ike an old
fashioned trip hammer shop.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15

SoUIRr.-Last night McKinstry Smith
ESQ, tried the power of our city water
works by attaching the hose to the plug on
the corner of Montgomery and Myers SITS -
The object was to wake up some hombres,
who were smuggling their lodging on the cool
balcony of the U. s Hotel. The 80 feet head
enabled him to play forcible stream thro'
so feet of hose inch nozzle. lie sprinkled
the sleepers fhely, and then elevated and
threw solid stream over the hotel. We
are up to the times on water works.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15

JEwELRY.--The establishments Of our OH
mountain friend, Geo +. Smith, IS the spot
where all kinds of Jewelry is manufactured.
Canes mounted, specimen pms rings %c'
are gotten up in the very neatest anu cAaS'c
manner.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15

Ned McGosan having got tired Of PAIIa-
delphia, is now rusticatiuS in Sonora. SO
the papers say.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15
Express FavOrs.

Mr.. IL. b. Garnham has our thanks for
the Marysville Inquirer, s. F. Herald SUM-
and True Californian.
We are indebted to Mr.. Watson for Marys-
vile, Sacramento and S F. papers.
Mr.. David Rodgerr, of the Opposition >.
Co., has again placed us under Obligations
for favors.
Mr. Harris, Of tho Cal S. Co., furnished
us with the Marysyille Express yesterday IN
advance of the Express.
To Wells, Fargo, & Co., we are indebted
for papers from below, and other tayorS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15

4 new paper, to be called tho DAILY I"eS
makes It's appearance IN Sacramento some
TING this week.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15
.JuSlice's COul L.
BEFORE JUSTICE ELLIOTT.

Daniel Peterson was convicted of petit
Larceny and sent to Hamilton branch jail fer
30 days The circumstances were thai
Peterson had, from time to time, stolen from
the ninine claim of James Brown, tubs,
shoye!.. spade, and al sorts of miuing in
plements. They being missed, the owners
watched the premises, and caught the gen
tleman who sought to establish himself in
the honest occupation Of mining at their
expense.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15
Matchmaker and Jeyveler.

~. I WOULD ER-PE TFuLLY INFORM
Ef( (he citizens of 0ro'iiie nd ,clnily that have
S--2> uurrhasad OF Air Eo~ru hal. hs Natchma-
King aud JeWelry Establishment, on Mont
gpupry street. aud have iocled l .elf permanently
the above business IN This p nd hope by srict
attention 10 business. TO me ii reasonable share OF
pairuhe ze in the above Inc.
TtcW guarantee TO do Work as ,CeH as ii
can be done any,chere an the State.
ALL KINDS OF JEWELRY MADE TO ORDER.
N B-Particnlar attention paid TO the Repairing
of Watches. GEO. l.. SMITH.
OroyiIIe, August IL, 1856. auglLr
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15

We have an extensive Saddle and Harness
shop, whe'e full assortment IS kept ana
made to order.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15
OROyLLE, FRIDAY, AUGUST IS, 1856.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

At n meeting Of the California Democratic State
Central Committee, held in the city OF Sacramento,
on the 10Th day OF July lsj6, it was resolved that
Democratic state Convention be called. to meet in
the city Of Sacramento, on TUESDAY. the OH day of
September next, for the purpose OF nominating two
members Of Congress, Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
a superintendent of Public Instruction, State Prison
Director, and four Presidential Electors
The State Central Conn ittee suggest that Satur.
lay the 23d day of August, be the day selected by
The different counties for The election of Delegates to
aid Democratic State Convention.
The following is the app0uionment Of representa-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15
G. II "a zI ID - 4A- IL l.. /:
Al TNOU6urJN's EXCHANGE, WYANDOTTE,
Thursday Evening, August Fl, 1856.

n CGNND rtl.L VIII hc given at TROUGH
y T0H'. EXCHANGE in " do,lc, on the
ntry af THURSDAY, ,ACBUaI list. An excellent
Baud of Music has been ,ipgl iur lie occasion,
unI rstry cAer,ou WIN ra m,de 10 render this ono
oi The finest Balls Of the -ru-Ou.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15
ComnLtkee aa tnv!tatIon.

c. G LINCOLN Oroyile. q. 1uasYsos, Hapsville,
l.. SSov, do JoHN EA.Es, do
!. NJ. REESE. S2~clis, }. Tsag. Garden Rnnch,
j. Ssrw. W4aAdotc, hla- Tu"MAs, Nuncut City,
4. Tu,rrHER. do HR. AT-oS, FortestoV'n,
uR WILL.oN, Ridwen. IR4 BowES, Grove llil.
Wyaudojle, August 8. I-5G. aug5td
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-15

oEo: II. cRosKTrE, Editor.