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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-12
PENNsYLvANIA. kALR0AD.
s Skfl

Ss sseSs sseSsG 81
me yrearcentrai Route, eoanectiny the a. iaa;is
cities with the Western, Norshw sstsrn, ane South
western STATES, nya eoatnsDas nss, a1ee;; aAs
Steamers all psrss on the Nosterh RIVERS, and RI
Cleveland aud andusky with steamers 10 all ports
ops me North estern Lakes; max ing the most di-
rect s4saysst asd rslsG6is r0vts BY which freight
can be forwarded TO and from the q treat West.
Rates between philadelphia and PittSbpxy,
First Class Boots, Shoes, Hate
and Caps, Books, Dry foods I'm loo, q ,oo .
Sn boxes y bales, FuTs, Feathers,
Second Glass - Domestic Sheet
ing, ,Snif.ing snd T.eAilg dG oIigi-
nsl bales,) Drugs On casRs,) Hard. $50, 1904
ware, Leather On ss,,. tItis q s.a,s, boxes,
Third GlaSs...Anyils, steel,
Chains in casks,) Hemp, Bacon
Pork, Saited Goose or in sackslTo- S65c ? 100 2
oacca, manufactured, texcspt Ci-
Fourth Glass. - Coffee, Fish, Bal
con, Besf& Pork, lin Casks or box
ss easIward,) Lard d Lard Oil, }Ssc %Ie0f
Lead, Nails, sods Aeh, German
claY, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, dc. ---- )--=----
FLCUR--yi per barrel until further otice.
6RAlN-5U cts per leo b 8 until fultbsr notice.
CoIToN--S2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs 3,
wslsht untiliuineI notice.
II Pin shipping Goods from any point cast oil Phil
adeipbia De particular 10 marx packages spia Psnn
.yiossis Rsiirsaa.n All goods coasixaed 70 the
gentsfor This Road a. fniiadelpha or Pittsburg, will
~ FSr,sar i Asssrs.-Harris, Worniy 4 Co., Mem
phb, Tenn. X. +. sass & Co., 81. Louis, j. 3. Mitch
81 d Son, Evansville, lad Dslnssni, Bell d Bura
dock and Carter d Jewett Louisville Ky. X. G Mel
drum, Madison, Ind; Syrisnan 3 brown, and Irwir
4 Co Cincinuati; n. W. Graham * Co., GAINESVILLE
O.; Leecb q Co., ID kiIby ST. Boston; Lesch b Co,
Astof House, ". York; William ST. and Batter
Place, Now York; &. J sneeder, Philxdelphis; Ma
gras ~ kooas Baltimore, Geo. c. Pronciscus, Pitts
burg.
II. ILoMBAERT, supE. .attsona, Pa.
Psnnsy iyania IkaiirOad.
TArse Daily Through Trains oetweea Philadelphia
and PittsBnfgh.- THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves philadelphia for Pittsburgat " A. NJ, And
Pittsburgh ies Philadelphia ali A. 81. The fast liz
leaves PLilhdslphiaat r. NJ. and PItsburg for PHI
sdalphis al z. NJ. yHB NIGHT BXPRES6 Ira.D
leaves Philadelphia Tor Pittsburgh st IL p NJ. ara
Pittsbu seh for Philadslphis 81 iC T. NJ.
Tle above lines connect st Pittsbsrxh with ,he
railroads 10 sndfTom 81. Louis, Mo-, Alton, 0siena
aud Chicago, III. Frankfort, Lexington and Loul,
sille KY; Teue Hsuto, Dayton, SpiiaghsId, Belle
fontins ssntusky, Toledo, Cleveland, CSIunbus
Zansssiile, Massilion aud Wooster, Ohio; also w,4
lie steam packet boAts from and TO New orlsGus.
S.. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Tarough tickets can be had 70 sr frsn either Of u
hooVs plaece,
9or farther yIrisalsTs Sse handbins u The dissr-
ssi starting points. Passengers from the Wss. viii
tad this the shortest and moss expeditions route 10
Fhilsdsiphia, Baltimore, New York or Bosion. -
rHo.S. MoORE, Agent, Passenger Llss, Phils
Z J. MESklMEN, Agent Pas nScS Lines Pitts.
Phils. Nov 2da5S 1iy y53s 4 aa'
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Boots ano Shoes.
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THE SHOE TRADE.

IIAVfEGincfeassd oar faciiit,es 70, rnanuYsstar.
IL ing and dealing la Boots shoes and Leather, TOE
ndersgnsd, successors 10 g. Dawson Il Co, ofar
the citizens ofDayenport and vicinity, greater In
1cemenfs than evsrto buy their Boots and shoes u
aem. Our retail stock hereafter will always con
ain every description Of goods wanted By the people
We also are mnkfng extensive preparations FOR
WhoiesaleiEg Boots snd Sho3S, aud We Invite conH'
~ dealers 70 cs11 and examine stoeE aud prices
ssii 10 oar Discrimination to sell good terms "a
hey esn be purebasediu 81. Leuf- OF Chicago.
Y4E DAWSON, GHIGGS AGO,
9ct25 Brady 81, door from Cd.
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Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shop.

TIN snd ShSst Iron Job bbang bhop, on See
ind Street nsar Harrison street,. A fsil asaortmesi
Of the various articles com posing b stock Of con-
Bfsts Tia-uars Raa Sieye stors4 All sosu Of veil,
cisten And Double Acting Force Pumps can at all
iiises ss had st the abov . asntiepsd place. Ea
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Sheet Copper, Sheet Ziuo.
and Bsthine Tate on hand eonssantly. E
Their long experience In Ire basinsss makes The
Subscribers souAdsnt Of sstsfyng all calls made III
heir line. rse. ADDS 4 ss asrs ~, +-5.l,es4
Particular Attenito1 PAID 10 Tin Koonpg and ssps.
aialiy 70 sslliAg Wh6aRs' Patent Pamp with bali
valves.
July u, '56d1 @ BRUANER 81 CAssEL.
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Is Go 6.q,ss,oq Uareqqais.


yAMxsR GRkHSE. ", I" H&'"AN
GRAHAM d KEPNEH,
eorgardipg and Commission AerehAhtsi
so2 BURROWS NEW BLOCK, FROM eiShE
Davenport, Iowa,
(,rtsYs solci,sd fur the purchase Of Gram Ft0Af
Woo, and Produe genefeiiy.
-RKJgRgEcEE-
Burrows n Pr6lIyman, Daveaporti iowa,
Wise, Pusey q Wise, Phil, Pa,
springer, Harbaush q Co., Prtsoais' Fs
J5.aph Il Elder, 81 Louie, Mo-
xcBnlaS Hammer, Cineinnsa, Ohio,
f. MctoY Il sous,S y Lisbon, :"
u. 4 b. acDoa2id q Co., Wslisvisis, Ohio
aohlan Martin, :,
George Wells,
Gassey 4 Sinclair
lanes Graham, hsI Garden,
MeIcAsuts generally Salon,
fsb 2l lsdG-du
N. D4 h4sssB,E ~ 90.
.hoLRsALE AND RETAIL GR0CERs.
zaruard.uS X Commission Merchant
Ssal,I.lu sail Cement, Pl4aieil GlIs and sslis
3gr4st ~ * pstrt sIs's pASssFoS'i """-
t9ib
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The Only GenHisae Machine
Was Patented Nov sth, 1858.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

Wisner's Patent wash Tub.
FISHk apdsrA;gnsc offers ;os ssie tue ghs 10 max
- sou and uss .he 40 named popular i4ha IL
& me OF The best counties In Iowa This Is rare
nance For energetic men TO make money As tais
territory Is selling rapidly, penons sho taink vi
emoarsing iu the enterprise will do well 70 app!
epoA. L. T.. COATES.
Hrsd! o.. Dsc27i3m
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Fresh Groceries,
xPSAMou,11 11s., 90 co.. ga
sonth East Corner % q Perry -.
-fNd AARF FU Z for past patronage ws nov ~, !.
he e'hEsGs of Dss en- pert q frssh yuppiy n q
{ GROCERIES,,
500 ARs--N. o. acrushsd, aGiarfaea, Gr,nu,.,.s ~
Powdered.
S. H New erlesns, 81 run, Ha
\ oFFEE-kio, LsSuE,a, yasa, 81. s4 4 ia ~ u
&c Roasted and Gfouhd s-e S9 $50 % .
r TEAS OF al grades And sss liz aa9 ssssssss Est
9picsa FepPsI, - a A@so, Pearl Bsrsss.
jll III rsas; srnsnosfENss ssckwheae Flour, CS3S
Y y ssH' GO, FruitA, Mats, GsSs11 y
i - f-. l yj.s 9a ies, starch, Choeok0,
ss,eS ned s.ssf.s Il SsARs. Rssf Reasass. i
Y AL the aecss 7askesess 3 5 o6e,eS Las, .,x ..sf
,antei 70 give G9tss&gAsa.
siEE sal~ Camden Plour saaasA 81
+ Barrel. half and qAasssr bsrrsL s.sk. 49, v
craskusl Biseuit.
Is boxes In store and for sale - Se@
Wooden Ware, ! 81. aEssaT
. s,a saess.s, @ Tubs, Well Buckets, Aop., hoppiaS
4 81 Baskets.
Our stock 10 large and ven xssoSssd y
yaA .s #sz Rish. ES.$s
Asckersl, Salmon, While Eish, HsryAaz osA
2ish VI. DALZELL. JK. &,GO
Soyi-dn # ss ttB .7 49, "a. .z4
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Stouts.
BUY YOUR sTovRs
AT THE
oR1AT weRTKRH CINCINNATI
9 T o v e s r o r e

"a street, 4 doors East Of Harrison,
Wholesale and Retail.
WHERE will always be found one OF the bestas.
w sortments OF stoves, Tin Plate, Sheet Hsn,
wire, Japsnnsd Ware, Tie, Sheet tRoa and Copper
Nasss6 this city. AMong bis sssortnentof
b OV ES
sso the oeia1sated ]. umsx aMd Charte~ OAK Cook
etorss, coal or xooc; al . fuls and complete as
tortne ht Pafior boraat Heating stcv kisvaiut
ois to fnsntion. Our motto u, Quick Sales esnd
Small Pfonis Good work. aiie warrsatsd ssiS:
oas dollar save lis dollar rned; and BY calling
At this stevc Store son will save Il aud get jus,
{ Syod an article a. a. any other house.
Particular 49, ntion psid 70 House Roofing, speut-
stock, hoping 10 receive share or tie pubic pat
70 mage BY this motto. s'sQalsk Saisa snd sn,sii
pronis - faep6) u. L. HORNE.
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NEW TIN STORE.
II sHh subscribsrs have inst opened store hAf.
L rson between Third and Fourth streets, where
Iley lntsna nAnsfaesaIins and keeping constantly
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention paid to Roofing, spouiins and
Jobbing. Country merchants can roiy upon being
sapphed wish I'm wars a waeisssls pfices. 81 3
Rags, old copper, lead, &e., tAken 10 exchange foi
saods. as All leaHl dRANLBESA BELL.
s1sa gla st0ttce. kyEa e
,T,hE subscribers have this day entered ilto co.
l p6rtneyhipin the Merchant tailoring business,
undsr Tho nan . Of "A cASTEsLA d co., aad will
carry ON the business al the old stsnd, where ma
DO opnd ffesb xssortmsns Of
New and AeaSOna BILE 4Oods,
ioi Gsutlsmen' = wear saDd 10 ade up order In the
latest ttylss. he hass on hand large Sssortmss..
OF the best made Furnishing Goods, consisting OF
all varieties Of aa IaA z 5s5
Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers, stock Ties, crG-
vats, Gloves, Mitts, Socks, Suspsndsrs,
Braces and everything In inis line, for sale .. low
marx. Give us call.
gn'uN A. cASrkEL,
GEO LATIMkk.
Davenport, Ocs Is, SO now sli
POTADH AND CnLORlbE LIME.
feI sale by ALy0RD VAN PATTkS.
I,na u 3 q ~. 3
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-T7yOFOIITEy.
-ENHR0lIlERlEE !.
RAILROAD CUKSETS,

4 LAR0R sEsisAi !. nom aasaan--psktnx sar
I stoek The lAfgSN snd ehsapes! ~ The ely ~
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NRW FALL MILLINRRY

MkW fAkL WlLLANkkY
lust RECEIVED AT THE
PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL
NILLIHxRY STORE
CORNER or sRADx Al TnRp srhsETS, pAvssrosF q
ioWA,
THE subscriber iakes pleasure IN informing the
J. Ladies of Davenport, Rock Islsnd aud vicinity
shst be has ju6 retained from New York With :
Miiiinery, % EEsSSresdsry n and Fancy
~. GOods. er rs So
Our stock Of Bonnet aud Sash Ribbons, brocades.
striped and plaid, black and oolofed Velvet !
Ribbons, silk velyets, Satins, silks,
French Flowers. Feathers,
Straw B0nnets, Ac.,
i. rae la,gsH ssd jsst t,osyks tstAis ss-kss.
SPECIAL INITIATION.
We would particularly invns the Ladies 70 call
and examine beautiful rtmsnt Of Silk, silk
and Straw mixed, Satin and Velvet ROnuets Of The
newest PHris styles, dark aud white tdmmed Straw
Roonsts, tnfants smbFoad cred Hoods and Jocky
Bonness Of every desc pton made 10 order, ana
warranted 70 please. Aillnsrs supplied with Pat
tern Bonnets and every article 10 their line, al
Wholesale, 80 III a3cE EIsgE s
n. B. Straw Bsnnets bieAehsd, preAsed and alter
ell Marking and tta aping 70. al kinds Of embroi
dolly and brading dens 70 order q short notice.
s=Hs 80 W. B. NICHOLS,
cor. OF Brady 4 ID sts., Daysnpon, 10.
Sent, Sth. 1855. -
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BOOTS r. SHOES,
wHoLEsALE RETAIL,
At The Empire store.
EEie WE have now 10 store large and ell sc.
WI w Iected stock OF BOOTS and SHOES, 70
(which we in invite the attention Of all In var
ofafticlas IN our line. Country traders wisk !
20 repanish their stocks viii ind II to their sd.
ahfsss 10 give 3 call before purchasing else
@Eyts.
= ohh ws continue To hold ont Inducements IL In the
way ~ priiae sLoek and stylish work not equnle i
hftiis p Saw Hora q u styles OF LADIES' WORK
usan afsc.urst uesaI. Brady Street, Dsv enperf.
.sp!3odH MOORE & BROWN.
/ ADiEs' Asst gsifsrs mada 20 order
NJ. & b. Z
( TENTS 5ateat ie4thsr BoSts made 70 order.
" M. AE
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new PiaM s NEW aO0lS

HEADouARTERs ~ ssy aiae b - hasass
Ivissssrs : LooxwsesA
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iiississippi and Missouri Railroad
NeW s

tssnd afser Monday Den Is, ts56s and unit
inscatus nd lows city, tsundsys sxcsptsdj fol.
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D.. Fruit and Ornamental Trses.
INRuIT TREES, large sizes, FiowaItng Plan
Z osass Orange Seed, Rvsrgresrs In large Qsan
Sses, for ssls 1t Scott Nursery.
issao d PiNLBy & pwIRk.
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ylD.esalunal VarOs.

aow..p 1.susaros. Wa. HssRY pARLIssrox
II. DARLINGTON & CO.,
: a 3'D az \ EYS Al l. a W,
DsvENPoR5, IowA. -
once, corner Of Min and Second nses, oppo.
site LeClaifs House a.. -
Collections made and proceeds prenptiy Tea!issd
10 all parts of the utiet states.
Money 10 loan on Real Estate or o'herHise.
Money located for others c0nIn sston. -
Lands lss4 led .hru us houtts sortnwust.
REFERENcEs.
P. Gibson, Esq, ca, mr.. taak sI Batmcta,
&.Towasead, 1sqq I" Bank OF hester co.,
WestcesstsS, H-,
Norris Jo15i : g, Pa! s3a!Ps4,
p. Woodward u 70, Bankers, Chicago,
Darby d barssiale, - s.. Loais,
pr. u Cisrks.3Se America lIs Co, d.
X, r. GsoNa = 49, rituoarg,
Day d AattAeas Otn7E Rasti.
A.sfeeot, ..3os ss4.enoS. Jsv9sFstt,
EIHlp suttn, EsqV DO
kgy Z So lyE{a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-14
TELEe n HI

ARRIVAL or TIE IsABEL AT cHARLEsroN.
CsAnnros, saroh 1s, 1887.
The steamer Isabel, from Havana and Key West she
ION lprt, arrived to-day The political ssvs .n,mpcr
,aps. sss~ wss arn and The market animated, with
large t,sn sc,ions bus quotations. generally unchanged
oooee hss declining tendency. Treshs arm. e.
change yMisbs
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Interesting from New Gan ada,


INCEPTION OF MR.. MORSE AT Boa0TA-AcCIDENT TO
THE BRITISH sTEANkR rREsT-cHAseE IN TIE
eUAso TRApE-MovEMENrs or COLONEL KINNEY,
GENERAL FLofEs, ETC.
On the 27lh and 2sth OF January Nr Morse was pre-
sen 20 % ,ss sserssy 2, f,rssn Aas and toe &C ing
bad ssnsprcd from these ntervie-s Congress met on
the lt Of February The Presidents message and the
reports Of tho Secretaries he'd been received aud pub
nshed. Tho message tahcs position heretofore as
sumed respecting toe lstn II April affair By tho Score
sr n. mer .o9s '"s rscs
and unoor oisory thsn ever the opinion ~ Car
bssena and IN some oshor parts Of the interior among
the foyeKners 10 DO that the mission OF Mr. Morse
VII not have peaceful resut We caanot any
for apprehension Mr. Morse was well received and the
rs,ss i,on' ,s oS,so,nS ssmn,.,.ou ,ns .eo'ns
one " nov organized ana with 10 he has 70 negotiate
The steamer Trent Of the Yves, India Royal Nall Steam
ana on The nrs Day out broke he. por paddle ~hesi
sbaft and bore up tor Jamaica. she cas- met ~ the
90 board Lila sales Of bsrs Indigo and ssrsapsrii
She expected 70 reach Jamaica In time 10 connect with
the steamer which leaves Knssson for 81 Thomas with
the Jamaica mniis for the Atlantic snip
We have received such information by the steamer
from Oaao ~ jvsdnss an IN stating with toleysble
Transporting the Peruvian guano acros tn sthmus o,
Panama such an Arrangement wovld be highly bened
csl 10 she ssnmus We hope 70 b ae 70 give more fall
information on the subject SOM.
Tho stesm,hip Panama Nm The port Of Panama on the
I'd Inst Ter Ponta Arenas, Central America touching
the intermsdisie ports Ne takes toe pisce Of the
stf ansbip Columbus
Auops the PASSENGER by tho British mall steamship
rent from Greytovn 10 Apnwall on the 2oth un va
Col Kinney, the claimant of the Mosquito srsns ne ID
eonadeus mat the Dallas Clarendon treaty win be rst
FED, and bis ttlss confirmed He returns 70 Gncytovr
on the 9th by the steamship uyde
Gen, Juan Jose Flores, well Known fov hh revolu
ucssry ovemenss In Ecuador passed through Aspinws
on his way 10 CsrAccns.
The ose hundred and twenty. ann anniversary Of the
birth Of Washington was properv respected on bard
United States frsne Iadspendsace IN this hsrbor 90
the 77d The ship ws dressed viii Gags, snd pre-
scented q very one appearance, and ~ q salute oil
seventeen guns wss ared In honor Of The anniversary
There vss no celebration shore.
Business dull, except with the Railroad Company
weather pessaut health good, and the political ~orld
| quIes Don Manuel Hurtade . making considerable
effort 10 improve The streets OF Panama, aod hsre In
Aspnwsn many buildings undergoing repairing and
strengthening processes prepayscry 70 The trials Of n'
rainy The work OF strengthening the BRIDGE
and Of sips ~ several points O NE Panama Raj road,
being vigorously pushed
Among those who wave this place to-day are Csptair
cNsprnan ard Nr Joy, OF the Mssdslena River Stesu
Navigation Compsny, and D Dudley, ~ho 90
The tnied states and nr J. W Bcurp, who x0es - sN
! FrAncsscc In ,he sonora Tor hs health,
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Superior Court.
pefore Chtef Justice OAKLEY.
s,,,.r RON rueArpnaf. aHevTCEq.

FOH THfAfNTUhL HENVIUkH-
v.rcu ~ -FSank Roy Laura ks,ne The plaintiff s,ss
o,sei Tor pros er the of tstR
rendered NJ defendant she the tar msnagsrcss $500
49, th.atres Ia the contract for plstnaG -
4. rsr his wife At SIS ard signed W she.
srt lot nv Keene sss howevev sdssed shax ~ g.
AZ me md Of her services dv~~~s wh
ahe continued tender herseN eunploys
This suit commerc~d 81 th~ end ~ fsurse~
r.sss The Cour tpd hot plainsa cpvN cry re
Gsi 'H tlkssa fzA -
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There have been, true, periods In our political ex
stence In which the MeroaHs have been abIc 10 In
took place. the Spanish government he'd enacted rom
that Of Mexico the payment Of sacred debt vth the
energy which the govern 1enn Of Frsnce, England asd
the United States know how 70 employ, The Spanish
v,uld nes have 20 completely lot ~ moral ioroe
IN the vanauished tnedsm Of Moutezuma. Bat The lure
wumress Of our recsmsuons encouraged the snarchss
OF that country and nom outrage 10 Outrage from insult
N Insult they are mot sataned with AkpG posses
stem OF the money c spanhyds wh u Ia acsiou which
has rsme vcn Known IN I'll The countries Of The world,
their pscao homes and according 70 letters lately re-
ceved bey DO thn became there persops vho I'm
that duty on the and also give them orders 70 on
terminate the spAnish race
rspdsie hss ssued II oopoevns In no way that the
parzsns OF Ocmopfost or tho Of Aivarss, or the dec
pinep Of the Constituent Oongress be directly or iudi
city The movers u such bloody outage. The entire
rcpubIe ovss ne satishossop, and n Ia he course OF
events should be discovered shss the ustgsuou had
DEEPER Origin, and that purposely done In combi-
nation with etbers, lea the nfsmors inga'ors Who shell
ter themselves beneath the anarchy which rctSns IN
Mexico learn that We are inhexible In svepGpe the IN
suits offered 10 our national disnhy In this manner the
bs,o vi no logger be the soy Of ambitious and horrible
lntrigucs
m. measures adopted by The Captain GsnsrsI Of Cabs
feem 10 us proper and veil taken. We are sorrr tnss
We 90 mot ye, spow their details 90 70 be enabled 70
ersmre them with the maturepms which the immense
importance Of the affair demands.
Neither are We scquaned with the INSTR ehons when
the may have cent " General Ooncos 10 view
OF such serious erepn; but 10 us II 10 evtdent mas
neither the government presided ny the Dake 81
drsv The feet whilst the assassns and their are
delivered vp. and 90 rot the condgn punish.
meut which Justice and humanity snte demand. large
PesupAy ndemnincasios, IN oar opinion ooss' Aso" oe
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22

SUNDAY LAw-We have received COM
munication opposing the closing of stores
and business places on Sunday, and in oppO'
sitiOn to the passage of Sunday laws. 1t
would require much revision, punctuation
&c, before it would do for publication, and
as we have not the time to spare for such
purposes, we respectfully decline publish
ing it.
The principal ground taken by the writer
was that different sects disagreed as to the
proper day to be observed as the Sabbath,
and frankly acknowledges that this differ
ence of opinion is taken advantage Of and
no Sabbath recognized at all by many who
dissent from the day recognized 10y the
Christian world. The writer was also
pleased to learn that daily had been issued
from this Office nearly year, fact which
he probably never would have asctrtained,
if he had not experienced sudden attack of
the cdcGthe scr.6endi.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22

The GARRoTE CoTlLLoN.-A new cotillon
with the above name has been introduced
into some of the Atlantic cities, ana promi-
ses to become very fashionable. The Albany
Times gives the following description of the
figure: 1.-The ladies swing corners. Having
done this, the gentlemen clasp them around
the necks with their arms, Ia mode de
garete, and kiss them on the left cheek. -
ladies screech and fall in gent.smen's
arms snrlemen seizes ladies round their
waists and waltz to seats"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22

DEAD HEADs.-We are informed by Mr..
Ford, that the richest portion of his claim
covers q Digger burial ground Large
masses of bones and heads are continually
rolling down the sluice boxes, to the conster
nation of the China handss engaged, who
seem to held in peculiar adherence these
grim mementoes. The exhuming of these
bones explodes the generally en- Grained idea
that the Diggers consumed the bodies OF
their dead However, the custom may hare
been confined to the particular tribe isAab-
itng that locality, though the probability is
in favor of its having been equally as popu-
lar mode of disposal as that of burning.
P. S.-The Diggers burn their dead war
riors. and those who die by contagious dis
eases.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22

FIENDIsH.--A J. Hall was tried and con.
victed in our County Court on Tuesday, for
cutting out the tongue of a horse-a piece
OF brutality for which he ought to have been
severely punished. 1t seems he had a spite
against one Of his neighbors, and with the
malignity of a fend, caught the horse OF his
foe and deliberately cut out his tongue. A
thing guilty of such crime is unfit to
breathe the pure air of heaven. He was
sentenced to the county Jail for six months
and fined five hundred dollars He should
have suffered the same punishment he in
ficted on his inoffensive victim.--PiacerriHe
Democrat
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22

Mr.. EDITOR Il would suggest to some Of
the haJitueS of the Court House, and their
visitors, who are in the habit of exhibiting
themselves on the steps, with their heels
higher than their heads somewhat in the
form of letter V, on Sunday, during the
gathering and dispersion Of the religious
congregations, that, as matter of taste,
dscency, and convenience to church goers,
they select some other time, place and posi-.
ton for their lounging and smoking parties.
DECoRVM
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-22
Col. Tom Henley, Indian Agent.

ROAD BrLL.-The Senate on Saturday
'passed to engrossment, an Act authorizing
Butte and Plumas counties, to issue $40, 900
in bonds for the construction Of wagon
road through their limits to intersect the
National road to Honey Lake Valley" The
State Journal and Union both speak favor
ably of this infamous swindle upon the peo-
pie of Butte county, doubtless under the
impression that the measure is designed to
assist in the construction Of an emigrant
road to Honey Lake Valley. This is not so.
The American Valley cannot be connected
with Honey Lake by wagon road by any
possibility whatever. The bill is designed
for speculative purposes, and to compel the
people of Butte county to build the road to
Judge Lewis bridge. 1t is a thieving,
swinding bill, and we ask the Sacramento
press to denounce it as it deserves, and the
Legislature not to plunge the county in debt
for the purpose of building road to benefit
a few individuals 1t is a road that turns
the Plumas travel from nine-tenths OF the
property taxed for its construction in Butte
county. Butte county can build her own
roads without Legislative act.