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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01
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Daukiua.
MeaREeoR, LAwRs 4 BLAxEMoRR,
BANKERS.

LIZ - AtsI9
md Dealers in Foreign Domestic Exohsngs,
Uneurrent Bank Notes, Gold and Silver Coin,
AND LAND wARHANTS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
SsPEGIAL attsnti0h 4 to The collection Of Mef-
camille pa per and r"nttaness made on the gay o.
payment (fee 81 eofnnisson) 10 sight drafts On sas
r 5siand Warrants bought, sold and located. Per.
.0aai attention given to the purchase snd sale 0ItoTn
aud country properly a"i The selection o. ianas iof
entry.
pfa. Baltimore &Ashiskion City Pittsburg, Cineia-
natl, Bous and Chicago, Always Or sale Ia sums
70 suit purchasers. Ais Sterling, French and Ger.
aan exchange.
iEsGold and silver coins bought and sold.
Time bills on Chicago, st. Louis and New YORK
discounted and business paper Of short dates bought
TPHonsy upon Real Estate sseurisie. procured
al small commission.
Tlnterest allowed on depostss. Fe62l
ALEX W h'GREG0R,
Notary Public and Insurance Agent,
odcs RANKING 3"s.enf Nietrrrgnr, L1~ess Riske-
REAL ESTATE
IJARfiCULAk attention given % lha bssfnk and
l selling Reai Estate otieonaissiDh, Paying ofras
o.Sc, &c.
Having complete Abstract. .ftteslo ali Iandsib
this county and city, W. sre fully PREPARED 10 examine
ties aud s correct a5stfaets draw Deeds, Mort
xAgas nd nil writing and take &C
acknowledgements athb shortest noiee aud On The mos
a'GREGoR, LANES s BLAKEMoRE.
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
CAPITAL, $4,000.
Fire and Marine Risks taken at Fair Rates
AGENCY, VAIN IT, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
DIRECTORS:
ino. i. Sturgeon, Isaac Walker. John I, Fisher,
IHos. h. Tut, Vim .. sGends; Nm >. tuna3,
!,.t.t Gar " MiltHube N.
Ilnas Jack .0a, James street, RI IT, llafk,
John Z. Evans, Francis B-ehlsr, BERNARD Bryan,
JOHN W. Winner, President.
A. 2. LADRW, Vice President.
ROYAL CHAMBERLAIN, Secretary.
ALE& ANDER W. MfOkkGOR, Agent.
Once: Ranking. House Of MGRssos, LAWS
Et.EkaoFE June 20
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL, 500 900.
rLrsg FesEsss, Actgary; MoEEis fs s rfe'''
ALEX. ". MeGREGOh, Agent,
FEB Il Davenport, Iowa.
900 ACREs OF choice land for sale on liberal
lU UUU terms 10 lotsso saitin Scott, Clinton and
'41 Observation-Disclosures i,5tiisi $ BLAKEMoRK.
ltlIY PROPERTY FOR sALE--A Number Of house
lots and yasant lots pleasantly situated In dnereb
parts ofthcc, 10 suitpurenasers, forsale on iafors
~ ii 'GkhEEGoR, LAwEs & BLAKRMoRE,
IMPROVED FARMS FOR sALE.-A number ofim
j. prUFeffafms Tor save on fS's 'aN"'A'its"'''''
Apply TO- June y, 1888. .
II GRkGOk .LAWES & BLAkEhohE.
FOR SALE.
4 SPLENDID Farm, IS miles from Davenport on
the Aliens Grove road, adjoining the west emo
Of said Grove 200 acres we'll fenced aud in crops OF
wheat and corn; 50 acres prairie and ~ acre timber
aud stream OF never falling water nlng tnrough
it. There are two frame dwelling houses on ms
| premises, with we'll. and other eonyenien;es, ana
Two orchards OF 100 choice fruit trees. Some o
which are bearing. This is Que Of the best stock
farms in Scott county and will be sold al great bar
| gain if application be made soon 10
McGREGoR, LAWEs q BLAkEMoRt
| Ia 3UI-tF
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rare chance TO secure
aluable Farming Lands in Scott County.
FOR LEASE.

These land. were selected many years ago, and
gHaPriss Of the best lands ID Scott County
and never been before offered for sale.
Mch ID 80 COOK & sARGENT-
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p Add Sanders, universally known in
,h region Of country as "the little man
..o the big heart" has retired from the
lDlri Of the Evansville Journal His
alrno. part with him with untetgned re-
fr. as, added 70 talent of u high order, he
osse-srd the ability To endear himself to
lem. in al eminent degree. He now re-.
ds ia Davenport, iowa.-~Natioaa' EN-
MUM
Exactly -, with thupka Tor your good
nmon Ada would be most happy to see
ag ut hs old friends on visit to his new
a"'. lie his still big heart, for no"
build IL he otherwise " hen it has to be the
..tac.e Of such host Of memories and
a"r'ioHs poured into it BY the good friends
. .atl behind hint
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.gryrs FOR THE GAZETTE.

,EFt-Weehiy sna W
tanf i ptFsin, 80 West fourth 81
b. t'it,s . "a, winner "a saCond 4
lgar " sggirrr ioi Randolph I
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.l AUAAs at the Iowa Book Rooms has
.t Ggdyy'a Lady's Bggk 9oT DRceai-
This is an excellent number
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tDns ,. II. TALbAAs, CHAR1KsPOwKn
SVugh.eepsie, ". Y. Davenport. Iowa.
TALLIAE 4 POWERS.
AttorneysG Councillors AT Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ONCE Brady Street, betse second and Third Sts.
1 An D5 bought and sold on Commission. Having
| Ialso IN ONCE III Eastern New York, al point
iron which large emigration may be expected during
tbs present season, We have unusual advantages TO
ms pose Of lands to actual settlers.
Ii FLoans negotiated on Real EsIatesecudty.
-REFEREECES--
New YORK City Psughkeepsle N. Y.
Hon. John Van Buren,. Hon. Charles n. knggles.
4. {. Plagg, - Gilbert Dean.
- Charles O'CoHOr, - " gasser d Co,
william Hagemeyer- q. Benson J Lossisg
ABthony J Blocker, Prof. ;. +. u. Morse,
William b. Skidmorr. busa, y. y.
Albany, Ny. Hon. Horatin Seymour
Hi, CazgeE b Porter Chicago, Ill.
NJzebo0iae, King and gale. X X swift and Co..
Erastus Corning lille and Fowler,
4plI3d wtf " X. Wood and Go.
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1His ssay Opening

flIiE most fashionable ani lie. ir-bi, styles &c
Dress Goods,
Trimmings,
Ribbons,
shawis,
BOnnets
Basket, &c,
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LAND WhhhAhlSt
II Feb, 70. CHuBB. BRO, BARROW & co
LAND For SALE.
4. tnAgRES beautiful Land mile north OF Nalepit
" f'iof sale on easy terms
Also
-Four 40 acre lots tine for farming mile norm OF
Fulton, terms easy and price reasonable.
220acres in Washington county, 10 miles rom 10
va City and - from Washington, and good road
leading from Columbus City to Richmond, ~ acres
OF which is ne timber ad the whole well watsred,
viii be sold che AZ and terms easy.
ALSO
luiat- 9 miles wesI of Iowa city well watered
aud very fertile; terms easy.
ALSO
4 few we'll situated lots in the city of davenport.
-ALSC--
30 lots ~ West Davenport Ia size from Gu BY 2'io
feel and 10 : acres; terms and years, - In
hand
s we'll Guished Two story Brick Dwelling, ooln-
and large cellar, wood house aud stable. ttau
view fruin lAu observatory Of a large part OF tht
cIly, Rock Island and Moline
IA ISB--
Several On finished dwellings, on ground lease OF
Is year, would be sold cheap and easy terms Ap-
BY To {Uc.!lJ L. c. EA DIS.
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u sS-Ss
Herrinp's Patent Safes

Herring's Patent Safes
ylyEsee by the papers called the best IN the
w world. i lev ofthe same kind for sale 10" by
4. CLOSE Il co.
81 ilf East side Brady below Second st.
WHO wants good copying Press for Five Dollars;
w CLOSE co, sells every thing low my ~
WATER Filters and Coolers. very desirable article
at may 1871 Q co.
GILyER Plated Tea Sets Patterns, just received
, ut (inay 49, TC& 90.
r0RN Planters, Corn shelters, Corn Hoes. Corn Pop
\ peTs aud Corn Grinders: all at CO.
fINEN Tons Pump Chain, at lower price than be
L found west OF New York.
The lot will be sold low. TIC q co.
NX chains, OK Yokes, OK Bows ox Bow pins and all
~ but OK goads. my 10 &c co.
WosLENHoLMs Pocket Cutlery and Pruning Sets,
w CLOSE Il co.
STEAM Ganges Cocks and Whistles and ALI thes kinds
- OF Br,-Ss~tnres tor Engines, at CLOSE & co.
fNuAsMITIFS stocks and Dies for sale at
\ j may IL CLOSE co.
SPEAR aud JACKsoNS sAWS--the only asancy-iu
> the west. CLOSE CO.
IRON is slower
| may 10 At I CLOSE 4 co.
" may 10 CLOSE i co.
4 ATIl Irvine and Sash cord, lust received by
IL rRay 10 CLOSE 4 co.
INLEGANT Window Trimmings, such Gilt Cor
II nices, Curtain bands, Cords and Tassels
IA Shades ke. Il. re-fiy ei CHOSE A
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Al J"hr &. Dzyic has this day been admit.
| III Tea . Partner 81 firm. The business win
| a. continued heretofore, aud under the same
ltme and rty Ia. COOK & SARGENT.
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pr Nh. MARKS Lectures We are
all la announce that k.v. Nh. MAEks
q. ham srEu.ion la. already been asde IA
..aganz. and in respect 10 whose efforts
Dr,pry an article viii be found ia the
afla this morning, viii commence
arse Of lectures in our city this evening
nurse wall consist Of nine lectures and
close the middle ol next week We
ps to eac c large number Of our iello"
ems I'D attendance
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DuAtlparts Of the United states bough and sold.
COOK, SARGENT 4 COOK,
Bankers an! and a gsuta,
Fort Dee Moines. IoHs
Atlanta and Interior banks.
ME shall continue to receive and pay out The
w aolea OF tho above Banks las have done
aclr organization alter he 18th INST. and tii
tartGer notice. Janl2l COOK = 81 hGEA1
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kras progdotofs Of the town Of Water
,rform Us that they are now ready 10
INF lois 10 those wishing to purchase
!, oye away lots to such as vii improve
store IS required there immediate
.s j sl.,! business is guaran eed to any
si,, WIN embark in the enterprise. Ad-
Al,nz, n lurse, Moline, Ills.
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Valuable Property for Sale in East Davenport
l cocoon building Lois, also two story Frame
u House and two Lots oVeflops iHg The Mississip
d rlyeI. Apply 10 sAM'L. GUY, ia East payen'
port, OF - J 10. 4. GUY or JAS. JORDAN, IN Day-
export auS-.ud
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!
lust s.seiSe,i fresh supply Of Gruceries, Drugs,
81 Nail. 5las-- Paints OILS WO0d and Willow Ware.
For sale low wholesale and retail by
octay ALS0ED a VAN pATTEN.
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aufgrF SIrfs.-The choicest situa-
d. flf gesideaces about Davenport, afe eU
.rsrcut Of bluffs tapping back from the
sgI e5mmanding a beautiful view Of nc
a5.ias." Mississippi river, Roek lsiHad
ts Old Fort, the great bridge, &c. There
many sieqans residences noe on these
A. aiih several educational Institutions
churches, A, present the advantages
.ba place Of residence are almost eonn-
Isncc4 by the lep walking Feqo5rsa TO
b the elevation Tae property holders
ID frd L greatly to their s@n advantage
preparing good Payementa to the top OF
suRs utiAe principal poiaIs,
ST Saturday wss a beautiful day though
E. a.ediass 20 say the walking eNs bad.
Fal loaded vehicles eame 70 d dead nan
400 OF the public dttches, most emphat'
.H stalled. rhe ammais we're evidently
/. i'd from Their manGnwes.
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NILS Lard, Rosin, Sperm, &c, for sale By
~ EVANS, CHEW n co.
Corner Second aud Perry SITS.
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A GDDD INVESTMENT.

fat PriYate sale
A NEW hrstrate Carriage, Win standing top,
livery low price. (nOvaD IL. ". MORN
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1 OTs !. & lin Block 20, corner Of Fsrnsmr m
i laird streets.
tgI54u COOK & SARGENT
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BUILDING LOTS

Ane aHd rty Ia. COON & SARGENT.
i'aTcnpoTt,A pTillst- is56
BUILDING LOTS
L'Ok sale at fair prices aud all on long credit, TO
J. iaeili1ate improvements
COOK SARGENT
VIII sell lois 10 parties who will build on them this
ssasoH, at moderate prices and credit OF I,
rRd } years June 5. DIR.
Bank of Florence.
Florence Nebraska.
|Eb y. StkGhNf, frrst- J. NJ. PAkkER- Cashr.
u + lsag-lsil pt.FEistpg ~ t!.s E..IA Elorsae@
NTi w Vs., are hY thu IraFisipu- 81 Its charter in.
fHh-Tai't Islbe 81 ~ H. Issues, s.s ALL isassn
~" At go s iItstifgtiou, Tire IN, Of
tir.ne eiI, aud either Ranking Houses
H fas-trru Exchange IN specie other
sarr-sat-
Cook d SARGENT. Davenport.
Cook. rAkGEAf & bow y ~ Iowa city, iowa.
COCK, SAEGENT q Ctpk. Fl IiesIaoRes
tuuh, sAGGEAf a PAHkEk. EIoreles. Nebrss.
July sft
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Belchers Refined Sugars.

Belchers Refined Sugars.
10 Barrels all grades, for sale by
j EVANS, CHEW 4 co.
Corner Second and Perry sts.
PLANTATION M0LASSES.
20 Barrels landing and for sale by
EVANS. CHEW & 60,
Corner Second and Perry SITS.
DRIhD FRUITS,
ID asins, Plums Pruncs, Fig, Appes, Peaches Cur
IL rants, Citron, &c, for sale by
EVANS, CHEW Il 60.
Corner Second and Perry SIS
/. ISH-White Fish, Trout, Piekeled Herring, Goldfish
l. Sardines, dc. ior sale by
Corner S-couG and Perry SITS,
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III ermetrically Sealed oysters, Tomatoes, Peaches
IL Holsters, &c, at EVANS, CHR" %.
Corner second aud cry sts. Oct.l>,
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{ Dailp 6a1stte..
nsuY DAVENPORT GAZETTE,

49," Aanl,l quite recently. the snis paps, IN
|n't'' phn,ea on Assam Fewer f's',. and 10
slds o 70 tarssst Of ahyii hs 3's,s Adverti'ei
ulsuoR 4 " ,avantsrea, a. our eolu"n' amply 'es
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

OFFICE SEEKING THE MAN.--The Hon
Apheus Felch, late one of the U S. Land
Commissioners, resident of San Francisco,
has been nominated as the Democratic cam
didate for Governor of Michigan.
On the 9th of August he formally and pos
itively declined the nomination, and On the
day following he addressed teegraphic de-
spatch to the convention assembled at Bron-
son Hall, Jackson, confirming that determi-
nation. Yet the convention, notwithstund-
ing, conferred the nomination upon him al.
most by acclamation ON the latter date.
The Michigan Argus says
"Even our opponents arc forced to con-
cede the claims of the entire ticket
The Detroit Tribune says the nominations
are the best the party could have made
we ask no better recommendation even rom
Democratic paper"
The Argus seems to be very confident of
the election of Gov Felch. and from conver-
satiOn with some Michiganers in these
parts. We think the Office will yet find the
man.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03
The Issues Ia a Nut Shell.

A national whig of Alabama, X ". Walk
er, In responding to an invitation TO attend
and address Democratic mass meeting.
states the issues in the pending contest with
degree of conciseness and clearness tha:
we have rarely seen. Here is an extract
from his letter:
believing that the Democratic party is
the Oniy national party now in existance.
aud that upon its success in the present con-
test depends the preservation OF the rights
Of the South, if not, indeed, the uery tris
td"Ce of the government itself feel it my
duty to forgo all old prejudces, forget for
mer differences, and give my earnest support
10 the nominees ot the Cincinnati Conyen-
ton.
1t | were asked to name the fundamental
principles which lie at the basis of our gov
ernment, and on which our free institutions
have been built, as house upon iss tounda-
lons, should answer, the equality II the
states Uhich compose the IHiOn, ami the
equdiHy Of the citizens UhO constitute the
fdteS. The first of these principles is de
MED and assailed by the black republicans I;
the second, If not openly controverted, is
at least insidiOusly attacked by the know
nothings. The errors of these parties them
Of the terms be not too mild,) are errors Of
fundamental and vital principles, menacing
IN the one instance, the civil privileges and
the religious liberty Of the private citizen ;
and in the other, the sovereign rights of he
States aud the existance Of the Union. The
Democratic party alone, of aH the organiza-
tions now in the field, maintains and defcn :
both Of these essential principles. and thus,
in my humble judgment, entities itself to
the cordial support and cooperation of oil
national men, Of every section and party.
Very respectfully,
Your obt serv't
r. w. WALKER"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

SENrENc Ep.--One Asa Robinson, was ar
resied on the 2Sth ult, for stealing Colts
Revolver, valued at $50. lie was tried be-
fore Justice WRIGHT, of Chico, found guilty
and sentenced to pay fine of $50, and GO
days Imprisonment in the county Jail After
his arrest he opened his carpet sack, took
out letter and commenced tearing it in
pieces. Demanded a receipt when he forked
over the $50. From the signs of the man
Judge Wright thinks he is an old one. He
had on his person, Bowie Knife. with the
name of W. ". West, on the silver in the
handle.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03
OROVlLLE STORE
Wholesale and Retail a.!

FENEIE undersigned having returned from san
Il Francisco and removed To the Fire Proof Brick
Block, Montgomery. TWO doors from Myers street,
CIV NashngIon Block would respectful, call tht at
tentlon OF The Inhabitants of DrovIlle and vicinity
to he fact of his having the largest Stock and the
best assortment of foods TO be found this side of
sacramento. My foods were all purchased fer cash
at th" very lowest figure thai money could buy them
tor, and al sell for Ca h, and ash only. thu; doing
away with The list OF deadheads which every one
must have that does credit business. | am pre-
pared Ia Oiirr inducements to customers such no
other House ~ Drove will offer. Ny stock consists
OF GROCERIES in All lis varieties; Provisions Of the
best quaiuy Liquors and Syrups u the choicest
brands CEOCkERi Of The latest styles, and
HARDN ARE in all its b anches.
la udd ton 10 this, customers can haVo their goods
delivered by my Express agon al .heir own door,
free of charge. j +. kESSiNG.
OFF
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

LOLA MoNrEz.-This distinguished lady
report here, that she is about to visit 0ro-
vile. We are confident that she could com
mand large audiences for several nights,
were she to come, and we sincerely wish
she may do so.
Past history and recent events. have de-
clared her to be a woman of extraordinary
mental endowments. and as such, she can
but attract the admirers of genius and mer-
1t the appreciation of every lover of the
drama
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03
FUn .ORoNER
DIR. J. ID. BROWN.

WALKING FEAT.---Mr. Kennovan,
the American Pedestrian, commenced his
wcarisome task of walking for one hundred
consecutive hours, at ten o'clock on yester.
day, in presence of n large number of ciii-
zcns of Oroville. We dropped in after he
had been going an hour or two to see how a
person would look who intended to travel
without cessation until ten o'clock on Mon
day lie goes in to win. and appears conf
dent of his ability to perform his self i'm
posed task
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03
STILL LATER NEWS /!
4 In q q Il N e Ii O TEL HH a n Ia

n UST REREIVED AND FOR SALE at Friedman
- & Co 5 auction and Commission Store opposite
the Orleans Hotel:
100 gals. CaTiiphene, by the gallon or TIM,
20 tins Ranch Butier-lU lbs in a tin
20 do do 20 lbs in II Tin;
10 fri ins new States Butter;
Is bbls Mackerel;
5 drums Cat Fish:
% bxs pale Philadelphia Soap;
10 brs CASTLE Soap;
200 bags Table Salt,
200 dOz Woolen Socks:
And lot Of other goods TOO numerous TO mention,
which will be sold al private sale and al Auction by
saturday 4th and Sunday 5th Of October. sale pos
ttively without reserye-commence al o clock i. NJ
o31 CHAS. FRIEDMAN, Auctoneer.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

THEATRE Last night, Kotzbue's beau
tful tragedy of PizarrO was performed to a
good house, notwithstanding the attractions
which were going on outside, in the form of
Republican meeting. Mr.. Brown, as
Rolla, received his usual share Of public ap
probation, while the acting of Miss Annie
Smith, was done up in her usual pleasing
style. Altogether, the performance passed
off to the entire satisfaction of those present
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

CARDINAL PATRIzzI AND THE LADIES
Rumors are afoat, says Paris correspon-
dent that so far from objecting to the bare
necks and arms of the ladies, which caused
such scandal in the church, the question
having been put to vote, the cardinal had
decidedly given as his opinion that "there
was no reason why the necks and bosoms,
which God had made, should be concealed
In Gods own house"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03
a Secret Wolta Knowing.

We notice that DR.. Brown at the Butte
Drug Store, is constantly receiving and sell
ing, large quantities Of choice Drugs X Med
iciues, and the secret of his success is, that
he buys low for cash, therefore he is able 10
sell cheap, and we will guarantee to the
public that every article bought there is
pure and genuine See advertisement. So
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03
fgS DIR. a. BALL, ofItrs his prot

egS DIR. 4. BALL, ogtrs his professional scr
vices to this community, having had much aud long
experience in the treatment OF the various diseases
incden! to this climate. he hopts 20 give satisfaction
Special attention given 10 VEN ERAL DlSEAS Is,
RHEUMATISM. &c., which he can cure without the
use OF mercury or loss OF time.
OfFIcE, front room, No. Il, United States Hotel,
up stairs. ocI'u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

&a- The Republicans of Yuba County
lately held grand mass meeting in the
Marysville Theatre! An appropriate place
for them to play their farce They un-
doubtedly opened with Greeley Beecher's
Tragedy of Kanzas, and closed with Madame
Beecher Stoves beautiful farce entitled
"Topsey." The actors failed to draw, and
the management gave up che House after the
frst night.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

10 The Detroit (Michigan) Free Press
contains an address signed by sixty-nine
wings OF that city, announcing their inten-
tion o support Buchanan & Breckenridge,
and calling upon the wings of Michigan to
do the same.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

wlTHDRAwN.-It is reported that the
Republicans will withdraw Tom Cox from
the Congressional race. and put up, Rev NJ.
c. Briggs, of Marysville, or A. A. Sargent
of Nevada Tom fghts--the others preach.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

&zs- We neglected yesterday to thank
Watson of the News Depot, for full files of
Atlantic papers. He reminded us of our
neglect last evening by supplying us with
Sacramento and Bay Papers. He never
forgets
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

THANKs.-Jerry Sullivan has sent us an
other bundle of Atlantic and European pa
pers for which he has our thanks. Jerry
has the largest literary establishment on
the Pacific const.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

LOUISIANA FOR duncan T
kenner, one of the Fillmore Electors in
Louisiana, has come out for Buchanan He
docs not think it a proper time for national
men to be divided amongst themselves So
will go every one who loves America
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

MUsicAL.-The Peoples party in San
Francisco, composed of twenty-one persons,
is styled the Piano party-because they
have nominated sha,ps AMI flats to be
executed on single string!
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

SANDWICH Island CoFFEE-A specimen
of Coffee rasad in the Sandwich Islands,
from trees introduced there about four years
since, is now exhibited in San Francisco 1t
is represented to be very superior
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03

CIGAR SroRE.-John s. Bowman has
opened a New Cigar and Tobacco Store, in
the fire proof brick block on Montgomery
Street, one door from Myers Read his ad-
yertsement and give him call
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-03
PROBATE NOTICE

LII persons holding claims against The estate of
IN james Hughes, deceased, late of Butte cuuil-
ty, are hereby notified Ia present them with proper
vouchers To the undersigned SIlhln ten months from
THIS date, or they viii be forever barred
X. lOBART,
Public Administrator Butte Co.
Bdwell, Oct. 81. 1856 oi-3w