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WIN. 9. ROBERTS, Scribe.

y L /MASONIC.-A SPECIAL COMMUNI-
~ cation Of the Grand Lodge Of the District
Of Columbia will be held at Masonic all,
corner and 9th SITS on TUESDAY next oath
ebrating the Anniversary Of St John, the Baptist,
according to the arrangements made by the Com.
mittee appointed for that purpose
Matters In connection with the recent recogni-
ton Of the Independent Grand Lodge OF Canada
will be brought before the Grand Lodge for con
sideratton.
Officers snd members Of the Grand Lodge will
appear In their appropriate regalia.
invited to be present
by order Of the NJ. w. Grand Master.
,.e,. GEO, Q. WHITING,
'eh-1 (Union& INTEL Grand Secretary
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MADAME s. DUvALL, Practitioner Of
answer all Questions relating TO Human Life
Questions answered personally or by letter. Ma
tivities also written. M. b. ID. is lately from
Europe, where she has received the most hattsr-
ing patronage from the nobility She Is now
taking a tour through the United States. No.
ton.
N B.-Females In delicate health viii nnd M &.
y. ID. an able and confidential medical adviser.
Her compounds are purely vegetable. u is-Sts
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NJ Grand Ratification Meeting Of the De-
mocracy Of the District Of Columbia, under the
auspices Of the Georgetown Democratic Associa-
ton, to ratify the nomination for President and
Vice President, JAMES BUCHANAN AND
JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE
A Grand Mass Meeting Of the Democracy Of the
District and the surrounding counties Of Virgins
TUESDAY EVENING next, the Path instant, At
O'Clock. - : - =.
The various Democratic Associations OF Wash.
ington and Alexandria, ere requested to attend
with Banners and Transparencies.
Distinguished gentlemen from every state In the
Union are invited and will address the meeting
Bv order Committee Of Arrangements:
1e2l-V ROB'T GUILD, President
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a TTENTION!!! -MER CHANTS, BUsI
"A ness Men, and others would do well TO send
,heir Letters, business Cards, Bills, and CiTcu-
lars, through the CITY DESPATCH. Guann-
teed to be delivered carefully and promptly Of
nee Ssi ID street, near 7th. "Come one, come
an.n jels-st
THE LOSER OF GOLD PENCIL Case
Il and Pen can recover the property by identi-
tying IL and paying for this advertisement at the
Banking House Of SWEENY, KITTEN
HOUSE, FAINT CO 10 1871
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Nelson, Miss 3 rs
Norton. Miss n r
O'Connsr, Sarah
Phillips, Mics v
Pstiney, Mrs.
Palmer, Mrs Mary
Parker, Mrs N A
Perry. Mrs HELEN
Rock. Miss Joe
Ruh, Mrs Catharipe
Richardson, Mrs c
Ramsey, mrs Betsy
Robson. Miss A .
Richmond, Mrs L b
scaggs, Mrs Jane
Schock, Mrs John
Scott, Miss Matilda
Smith, Miss Kate
Stewart, Mrs hargt
Sweeny, Mrs Z ID
Stewart, Mrs Lydia
Spencer. krs KliIa
Turner, Misc Y .
Taylor, Mrs Amos
Turner, Mrs Il W
walsh, Mary
Weed. Mrs Sarah
Wayne. Mrs VIM A
walsh, Cstharins
Ward. Annie ID
Webster, Mrs Cath
walker, Mrs
Wortsrs, Miss q
Woodward, Miss L
Wheeler, Mrs L A
Washing ton, Miss NJ
wbitmore, Mrs. ID I
walker, hrs Knox
Walker, Miss Kate
Young MIN q
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G 3 A Nd E XCU B s ION
OF THE
METHODIST EPlS'l CHURCH CHOIR


TINE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE
Il Methodist Episcopal Church . e@h
Choir, Of Georgetown, having char, [1s7E13
tered the safe and commodious steamer Alice G.
Price, respectfully announce to the public that
they intend giving an Excursion down the Poto-
mac on THURSDAY, June 2sth, 1856, as far as
the White House, aRording view Of Mount Yer
non, and returning, will stop at Fort Washing
ron, where the day will be spent.
number Of the most talented Vocalists Of
Washington have promised their assistance on
the occasion.
The Committee pledge themselves that nothing
will be let undOne that will contribute to the
comfort and enjoyment Of those who may honor
them with their presence
Refre shments will be furnished at city prices.
Tickets SO cents-children half price; to be had
at WEIGH Wilson's, or Of the members Of the
Choir.
Committee of Lrrdngements.
VIM III Edes, w Godev, g Cooley,
A Wilson, 9 Q owning, w II Hughes.
l. Payne, Wallace, je2I-4t
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NEW MAGAZINES FOR JULY AT JOE
~ SHfLLINGTON's Bookselling and Station
cry establishment, Odeon Building, corner n
street and Pennsylvania avenue:
HARPER'S MA6AZINE FOR JULY
Godey's Lady's Book do
Graham's Magazine do
Arthur's Home Magazine do
Peterson's N ationaf Magazine do
New York Journal do
Also, the following new and popular works:
Adventures Of Gerard, the Lion Killer
Gabriel vane, his Fortune and his Friends
The Old Vicarage, by Mrs Hubback
Rachel and the New w orld
The Mod IN Story Teller
w orth and Wealth, by Freeman Hunt
Hertha, by Fredehia Bremen
The states and Territories Of the Great West, for
Margaret Maitland, by the author Of Za,dee
The Wife's Tria's, by Miss Pardoe
=, An the new Books, Magazines, Pamphlets,
And everything In the Stationery line for sale at
Jex-W sHILLlNGTON'S Bookstore.
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Persons applying for letters In the fol-
pIoase gay they ara lnvrprtswo

LADIES' LIST.
furgerson, Mrs L
Gray, Mrs u
Goddard, Mrs 8 N
Hall. Mrs mary i
Heustfs, MrsJ
Hall, Mrs Adline
Heart Mrs Z ID
Hughes, Mrs VIM
Hening, Miss Ssllis
Heephey, Mrs
Hstten, Mrs II ID
Hewett. Miss Fanny
Beiskell, Mrs Il L
Hempston, Miss J
Ingram, Mrs J A
ingram, Mrs Mary
johnson. Mrs n II
King, Miss Annie A
Keefs, Mrs
Keely,Misses 4 d n
Kenny, Miss A
Long, Johaps
Lusburg, Misc s A
Moore, Miss Anna
Morse, Mrs Z X
Mills, Miss Ardell
Mitchell, Miss N g
Morrison, Miss X
Miller, Miss LucyR
Msrchesl, Mrs ID
Morrison. Miss N
Murphy, Bridget
McGaryey, Miss 3
McGreagor, Matte
Mcdowell, Miss B
McGeher, Miss NJ L
Mgruder. Miss G
hcGruder, Miss II
Newman, Jane
Nelson, Mary
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fn MONTGOMERY GUARDS, ArTEN-
~ TION.-you are hereby notified to attend
Inn M special meeting Of the Company on MON
W " DAY EVENING, the 2}d instant
Punctual attendance IL necessary as business NJ
importance viii be brought before the Company.
By order Of Capt KRV:
je21-1t THOS. McENIRY, Sec.
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Anderson, Mrs q
Adams, Mrs Alex
Alexander, Mrs Cha
Adams, Mrs Mary
Atkinson, Mrs
Burnes, Mary
Brooke, Miss n X
Brown. Mrs Lucey
Brown, MissPricsA
Besli, Mrs Lizzie
Birch, Julia A
Butler, Harriet Ann
Barry, Mrs Mary
Butlr, Miss Ellen
Butler, MrsNsncey
Braxton Mss Martin
Bowhen, Mrs
Bowie, Mrs Csth'ne
Beremsn, Mrs Capt
CO
Clare. Hanors
Cox. Mrs Walter A
Childs, Mrs 8 B
Clarke, Mrs Sarah
Cooke, Harriet
Clarke, Sarah
Cawood, Mrs Thos
Calvert issMsryA
CLANCY, MrsMstilds
Conner, Miss Ellen
Collins, Mrs & T
Crsndall, Miss NJ
Calvert. Mrs Ellen
Davenport. MrsWR
Davis, Miss Emma
Davis, Miss Mary Z
Dusksli. MrsLeAhH
Delsfsld, Mrs Chloe
bearing, Mrs x c
Fillmore, Miss Mary
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NOTICE-THE SUBSCRIBER begs
M leave to call the attention Of the public
to his stock Of GLASS and QUEENSWARE
before purchasing elsewhere, as by so doing they
will save from Is to IS per cent.
Toilet and Dinner Sets lower than the lowest at
3O9 Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
je 9-6m JOHN McDEVITT.
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Nm wAsHTNTON LIGHT INFANTRY
A meeting Of the Corps viii be held MON.
(iI (I DAY NIGHT at O'Clock
W u BY order Of Capt. DAVIS:
lie 2l-2 b. F. BEERS Ssr
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Congress.-on Monday next, the tran,ae.
ton of the real business Of the session will
fairly commence in both Houses of Congress.
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Inc wing Meetlng.-The old-line Wings
Of Washington city will probably turn out in
large numbers at their meeting tonight. At
present We have every reason to hope that
their counsels will be guided by the same
wise and patriotic spirit that has actuated
Senators Pratt, Jones and Benjamin, the Hon.
Messrs. Preston Of KY, Ashmun Of Mass, and
the host Of other distinguished Wing leaders,
who realizing the danger of the total subyer.
sion Of the Constitution of the United States,
to grow out Of the triumph Of either of the
new political parties-both being based on
principles palpably at war with the letter and
spirit OF that instrument-are now struggling
manfully for the triumph Of Buchanan and
Breckenridge.
The Canvass. There is less excitement OK
listing here with reference to the current ma
tlonai political canvass, than we ever saw
manifested on such an occasion This fact
grows out Of the existence of the so universal
impression that Buchanan and Breckenridge
cannot fail to be elected by an overwhelming
"15Ori'y OF electoral votes. Their supporters
O'm'etats and Whigs-realixe that com.
para"'e'y small exertions are requisite on
their part while the supporters Of the two
opposition tickets are equally we'll aware that
aught they may essay will be hint Iaho,
thrown away. This 10, in few words. the
key to the prevailing general apathy.
| Congress.-0n Monday next, the tran,ac.
Il ti0n nf fha yaaI hns;naa. ~ IL III,
fairly commence in both Houses of Congress
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NOTICE.-O WILL BE
M engaged and In readiness to convey Wis
itors from Washington to the Ladies' Fair, at
orrest Hall, and back again every evening at
the close Of the fair lie LIFT
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~
Arthur, Robert
Aud, Capt Jacob
Allen, Harvey
Adams, Geo W
Arnold, @ w
Armss, de Franco
Amanda, Don Fran
cisco
Allyson, Purser K I
Burridgs. w X
Brewoort, VIM
Bramble, W X
Bsyne, w ID
Berry, Thos W
Brown, s v
Belleus, 8
Buckaloo. Richard
Bronsugh, X X Cal
BellOHi, Robert
Burrows, Rev Mr.
Besll, Mr.
Brown, Joel s
Bates, Jos T
Barron yno n
Bradford, 1t J N
Breckenridge JC ;
Brown, Isaac
Braunstein, J
BOrland, J b
Barnes, James
Brissey, J Z
Burgwyn, H K
Broome, Cnss w 2
Brent, Geo Z
Baylor, G q 3
Burche, c
BOutelle, G o
Brsckette, c n
Bent ey. Alex
Bryan, VIM
Barnes, yn0 8
Courtney, VIM
Collins, } B
Christopher, VIM
Clarke. Thornton
Clark, Thcs 2
Coli, Saml
Coles, Robert
Campbell, Richard
G Han, Lawrence
CrOckwell, Jbo X
Carter, james
Clsry, Jas ID
Coates, Jos n
Campbell, James
Chase, Jno
Cross, Edward
Christian, Rev Ed'd
Campbell, Col ID c
Crawford, Al
Cornell, Alfred B
Cabel', A 8
DsingerfieldColwH
Delafeld, Major
Downs, 8
Deimitk. Jos
Deubel, yno
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FOR THE DEAF

@THE MEMBERS OF THE GOOD
~ VIII Club take great pleasure in an
nouncing to their numerous friends and patrons
that their Second Annual Exclusion will take
place MONDAY, July 21st, to the White House
Pavilion Particulars In future advertisement.
By order Of THE COMMITTEE.
lie IQ-eo3t
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Doors open at *: to commence at ex
Admission, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Gen
tlemen unaccomPanied by Ladies, to the Dress
Circle, 37X cents.
jelsu 1T. FORD, Agent.
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GAS HEAfERS.-ANOTH SUPPLY
" Of those Gas Heaters convenle't for the
nursery, or for cooking q meal for all family.
Also, GAS STOVES, for cooking and baking,
complete G. FRANCIS,
je21 400 Seventh St
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COOKING COAL.

IS A FRIEND IN NEED Is FRIEND
"A INDEED, % and SO IL the CITY DIES
SPATCH. Boxes stationed at all the principal
places In the city. GA word 70 the wise is sun.
Client je le-ft
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TO THE PATRONS OF THE CJT1

NOTICE TO BANKERS BANK
NJ Notices delivered with dispatch and
punctuality throughout the City by the CITY
1874 d street near Seventh Five COL
lections and four deliveries daily. je Is At
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12

ClrzrNs MntrlNG.--Our citizens are
called on to meet tonight at the I. ; lIo.
tel, for the purpose Of transacting business
connected with the Police Department. The
Cd Committee have served out their time,
and most faithfully have they performed
their duty to Us as community.
They have employed the very best men as
watchmen; they have collected tho money
Ct our citizens to pay them and have given
entire satisfaction to all parties 50 far as We
can learn 1t becomes necessary now to
select a committee, and continue the present
organization for the safety of our town, un-
I'll we have a municipal government by in
corporation. Don't fail to be on h@nd every
citizen who cares for the welfare of 0royillc.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
Democratic state Convention.

BY yesterdays Erpress. we have news
from Sacramento, as to the proceedings OF
our State Convention on Wednesday as fol-
lows:
WEDNESDAY,, Sept 10.
Convention met at II A. NJ Tie follow
ing are the permanent oiE,cers ofthe Cvnyen-
ton:
Pres't, J. NJ ITogc, os 5 F.; Vices, C.P
Porter of Sskyou; ". w. Mcclure. Placer:
D. Is. Milne, Mariposa; J. NJ. O'Neil, Mon
teray; y. T. Laird, Nevada; ~ Pico, Los
Angeles. Sec'ys, W. y Mix, of Shasta ".
J. llooton, Solano; Henry Meredith, Nevada.
Scrg't.at arms, L. r. Moulton, sacramento :
Asst, } }. Frazier, Of Yuba.
On third ballot, Lhas. l.. Scott. Of Toulum
ne, was nominated for Congress, from the
Southern district. Vote stood, for Scott,
lGl; for Tiliord l2l.
Jo. McKibben, of Sierra was then nomi-
mated for Congress, from the Northern dis
trict. Vote stood for McKibbcn, l5G; Con-
ness 10; Srrogue, /; Crenshaw, 20.
The following names were presented for
Clerk Of the supreme Court:
G. II. Evans Noses +. flanagan, of san
Fran; Chas. : Fairfax, Of luba; and H.
{. Griffith, of Yolo.
Convention then adjourned to tomorrow
II An.
4 large and enthusiastic Democratic mass
meeting, was held in front Of the Orleans
Hotel, on Wednesday night.
1t will 5c seen that Mr.. Scott, of Toulum.
ne, and Mr. McKibben, of Sierra, are our
nominees for Congress.
With Mr.. Scott, we have not the pleasure
0f personal acquaintance, but we are in
formed by those who know him, that he is
man OF great ability, Of fair talent, and Of
strict integrity; and that he is an uncom-
promising Democrat, and wei posted as to
the wants of this State in Congress. If such
is the case, and we doubt not it is, we be-
speak for him the cordial support Of the Dem
ocratic party, and all who feel an abiding
interest in the welfare of the State.
With Mr. NcKibben we are personally ac-
quainted, having became so in the session of
1853, at which time, and the proceeding scs.
sion, he was a Senator from Yuba and Sierra
counties. His official acts are on rccord.and
speak for him more loudly than we could do
We know him so be man Of good qualitca
tions-a Dcmccrat-and that he knows well
our general wants, and will, if elected, at
tend to them. We feel satisfied that an ex-
animation OF the record Of his official acts
while Senator, will induce hundreds to vote
fDr him.
Now that It'll probable that the nominal
tion for Clerk Of the supreme Court has been
made, We express the hope that the choice
has fallen upon c 5 Fairfax OF luba, but
be the man whom he may, if 'capable and
honest" We say, H"rr0.. for tie whoie hcb-
cti Democrats be wide awake
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
= secret worth knowing.

We notice that Or. Brown at the oroWlle
Drus Store, j. constantly receiving aud -oit-
ing, large quantities Of choice Drug, 4 Med
icjucs, and the secret of his success is, that
he buys low Far cast, therefore he is able to
sell cheap, and we viii guarantee to the
public that every article bought there IS
pure and genuine. Sec reimbursement. $
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12

"Mr BUCHANAN l. among the first, if fnot
the very first Of his party. III point Of char
acter and standing N the country" Thus
said Daniel NebSteriu his speech 1T Faneuil
Hall, October oath. lS4S. We are under
the impression that Siel Webster was an
Old Line WhIg->hasid COtrier.
SO he Was, but you can't make a Know
Nothing believe it. In his day lie was called
the " great cxpoundcr' Of Wing principles
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12

CHURCH MEETING.--Agreeahly 10 the
notice published in our paper Of the Iotl
inst, meeting of our citizens friendly l.
the erection of a Church in our town free
to all denomin atoms, took place at the time
and place therein designated.
The meeting after being ongani1ed in due
form, appointed the f,l!owing trustees and
finance committee:
Eoard # Yrusteee--IIon. Thomas Wells,
II &. Lathrop and Eay Mr.. Seymour.
Finance ComaiHec--E MIR. Seymour,
rhomis Lytle and & W Sovereign.
The locality and the style Of the building
is left to the Judgment Of the Trustees.
W. Accrrr--Wc ha,e had sixteen invi-
tatiors frcm cur friends between here AMI
the junction to dine with them, and TO look
into their magnificent mining ol erations.
We shall 10 ourselves thcPleasurc ofrnElnG
them a visit in few days, and enjoying
their hospitality. Dont carr, if We d.
BoI>rrnor> There most lie something
radically wrong in that Lager beer that is
consumed in that new iustiIatiou on Mont
gomcry street. under the American Thcatr'.
The old woman called Us in the ether daJ
to take some, (Which we very seldom DOB
and after using uP quart or SO, We couiI
not discover any thing wrong So we CON
cludel She must have II 1I"ot@ ktg. 1t
didn't make US fight, or cut up shines.
But somehow or other it gets the boys boozy,
funny and lightly, to an extent beyond bear
ing. So say their ncighhors.
THE BALL The dance last night was
well attended, ana seems to have given nni-
versal satisfaction to the patrons thereof
The music was divine of coarse, and the
dances well arranged.
Some Mttledissati.fncton seems to have
been created by the ncglect accidental pro-
bably) on the part 4 the inviting committee,
to extend tickets to some OF the ladies. the
individual who ielt aGrieyed, made some
remarks odious to some of :he gentlemen
present, whereby a small chunk Of fight
was breved, and sundly demonstrations OF
a somewhat dangerous nature made. The
matter was finally brought to an end, with
out any deaths or serious injuries. Let it
drop.
SLIPPED orr The man who had been
grabbed On the Magistrates order by Con
stable Jones, for fighting with u Chiunman
gave him (Jones) or his deputy, l2g bail for
secarity, last night.
So long as we haze no Caiaboosc, it is
matter Of impo,siblty to secure prisoners
who may he arrested for breaches Of the
peace. Such offences are of too littl3 impor-
taucc, too trlh,ng.to send "A man to the coun-
ty jail, ana besides, it is a useless expense
to our county.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12

Be CHARIrABLE.--There is a very worthy
ofWittich, who is at present an invalid, and
wants pecuniary assistance. lie has very
fine Piano which he proposes to sell at pri-
vatc sale, possible; and if not, his friends
will try to dispose of it by a rattle, which
will come off some day next week. We be
lieve this is the only instrument of the kind
in town. Step forth, win the Piano, and
help the needy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12

nS~ The Nontczuma Claim, Tellman chiet
manager; srs now engaged in pumping out
the water fro. ,Aeil claim. The bed of the
stream begins 10 show itself in several pia-
ces The water MIL soon be down so that
they can commence mining next week with
fiatterng prospects.
Francis Corder keeps the Mentezuma no.
tel and serves up the substantiats il his usu-
al mag nif style.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
Two 4.S.cr.ts wo,h Enowins.'

II j., Iialn 10 be ,crn in the advertisement above
that Doctor Brown bINS ron CASH. and in the
enc below. that CIr>RLfS EauNN SELLS FOX
CASH. Liquors and C.- rs or ail kinds. AT LOW
rEtCES ia the Fre,proor Bmdiug, hcxt door TO
Randall < Mcncrmou- Drug store, Mon,- Iul.ry
street. see advertise uru bruW. -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12

AGENERALSPREE.-Everybody y,-Thoo-
dore, Givetsou, Colo Slaw, Punhnshnger
Bologna Ben, the lunch eaters, &c &C. &c.
all got excessively drunk night sssare last
nd made " Rome" howl Go in Lemons.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12

Our Cr>TlrCfo,> the corpse of wri-
ters that h",e s,,ol al Tor our benefit on
the occasion j - t..c4yemeut-lhe loss Of
There j, H. ...on' ,sy'rs ronDd loose il
our ofle, jas roN. .haa u stick could b.
shaken st.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12

THE CoLoaED Peoples JoURNAL-Ihe
first number of this paper is TO be issued IN
Sar, Francisco 70 morrow. Ii is to be con
iucted by ! II. Towpsend, ". H. Newly. ) =
] Moore. aal otht4s, and - named IHe
Mirror fthe Times.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12

Nor LosT.--Mr. WagstafT, whO was noticed
oy US as being among the missing. called on
rs Yesterday, aud requested ~ to say, that lie
was not subject to fits, and that lie dill not
tall into any hole and get killtd; and that
the intormer did ditnalicious. And fusthcr :
more, that il he catches the rascal he Wi
give hm fits
SNAKi>H.-Our iucri, Councillor Wells,
Killed snake yesterday IN h,s ynd, That
Was two feet long. The nasty serpent hai
Two hol4s on lls head al Ut inches in
length.
Our friend \ D ke.,,, ua, just returned
from the Bay, With IL tuli stock OF tcauu'nt
and fashionable clothing, bats. boots, 81.
See his Advertisement
THE IHAuE "a ALCIsno -ip, tralc ot
A-,cr> with France Is worth j2H t,O.'ru
iraucs. IN 1913, the colouy ,mrled tad,ocY-
Cu, Trench port, l.u.ouUu hyctuitc, II
grain. and tie following year > 2tVn.too.
The horse hl eojjsL establishments iu the
c,.,Iy coutja 2-rI sta!.i aud G9.lC0
mares Ihc>,aii.ou~ arrui The finest lt,cl,,
aud We're imported b. tAo Emperor ,sym
Contra. Arabia
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12

A CANvAssHD House "A vote for Presi-
dent of the L. S was recently taken in one
Of our popular Eetreats--pevil take the
Lindmost for champaign--l2 men at the
polls There was some log-roliing and little
spouting, but no ballot-box stuiing The
result was-Q for Buchanan for Fill
more; one was opposed to the rira roce
mode Of voting, and 50 remained neutral
He smct strong of Black Eepubhcani.m.
That is about The way the thing is in these
parts.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
FILLMORE INiON CRIB.

The Regular Meetings OF tnc fitinoI" (nion
CLUB viii hc he'd on every Tp~duy and Eudn!
evenings. at NE CLIE ROOM. in the 4. ;. Hotel.
aU.94 f. G. ANEES Secretary.
Dr.. J. u. I9uWn has changed the name ot hi, Drug
S,or'. from he Oror,llr. 10 the Butte Drug Store,
rom Tire iact that certain parties whose jealous! i
greater lhan hcir Judgment; has" uGoptcd }hr name
a.ed by Dr Brown, 10 designate his popHar c-iab
ii~hurut 'N
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
Coop TINE The man that left the clutch

Coop TINE The man that left the clutch
cs Of our much respected, big fat Constable
last nj : lit, laid his course straight for the
bluA, and the southern mines He had fifty
open feet the start o. the oficer, but Jones
is we'll mu>clcd and somewhat fleet Of foot.
50 he gave chase, ana lerccpubly closed the
gap on the first qua' ter, hut the last end Of
the track was heavy ANA up steep hill and
in coaseq uence Of the water and tailings,
had become soft. Now, Jones is a man Of
enormous proportions lie is hefty. The
race was pretty, SO long as Jones had gravel
to run on. They scratched and threw the
sand at l terrible rate, and Just rs the fat
man was about to grab his bird by the coat
tail. he sank under his immense weight of
proud flesh and provisions, clean up to ever
80 far. The priosner just flew up the hill
and left tho Constable stuck fast il the mud
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-12
Oroyille Bsgciaanan Cub.

nm r.-I1-r mocllne- of lIis CIuD 0rc he'd on
Thursday Ly,nng Of each week at Me United States
y u lAtEl~. Rec. Sccy.