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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-03-14

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4. TaIs SurREnr JuDsEsHlr.-In = long
and able article BY. the editor Of the
Pioneer Of Assumption ian uncompromis.
ing Democratic. Journal,) We find the fol.
lowing parasrsphs: Judge Cole has
certainly secured an enviable niche in the
elections 81 The people ofthe Fifth Judicial
District: = 80 :. 80, -.
Judge Cole was formerly an active
member Of the old Wing party; but 30
serupplously has be, while, discharging the
duties Of his present office, kept aloof from
politics, that ,pe, al least, have been Nm.
able to learn what his sentiments on the
present political issue are. And we doubt
NOT that Judge Cole, equally with Judge
Lea, desires bis election secured indepen.
den, Of political supp.rt and that one, a.
much a. the other. would be apt to resign,
Il Il should happes that political coeside.
sa,isas i bad, afisr. all determined the
result. ss.E4 81 d tas.a.,
Of Judge Cole il 10 useless for % to
speak, - he i we'll known By al our
readers. We Arc told that il was the in.
ien.ion, of majority Of the bar Of this
District 10 seek his reelection % District
Judge. bad not his present capdidature
|precluaed i. s, And Il can Be said to bis
credit, that Of The many appeals taken
from bis Judgements, but comparatively
very lev have beer, reversed. 80
q The editor of The Pioaesr does sot
pledge himself TO sbs ssPpast Il sithss of
tie asPiraats 6r judicial honosv. 91sa
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az We have on file communication
on tho subject Of the Observance OF the
Sabbath" It 10 ably written, and will
appear next week. fc Sea 4tst

zsCARrAer AND HARxEss SHor.-Mr.
NJ. M. Brien ha. opened shop just above
the Post Office, where he Is prepared to
manufacture or repair carriages or harness
III the bes, manner together with black.
smithing 10 all It's branches. Seecard.
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THE CAs1rrr.-The nominations for
Pre.iden, Buchanan's Cabinet have been
sent into the Senate at the extra session
and confirmed. The following 10 correct
list Of the Cabinet. g q 59tsstio +
Secretary Of Siaie-Lewis Cass. 'li
Sec. Of the Treasury-Howell Cobb.
Sec. 81 War-John B. Floyd. =
Sec. Of the Navy-lsaac Toucey. e,
Sec. Of the Interior-jacob Thompson.
Atty. GeneraleJudge Black, Of Penn.
Postmaster General-Aaron v. Brown.
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DEATH OF GEN. FELIX HUsroN.-The
Natchez Courier announces this sad event
- follows: 4su154 .eiaH IFS d'.a
We greatly regret to announce the de-.
cease Of the distinguished gentleman
whose name heads this paragraph. We
presume that an extended notice will be
prepared by some friendly pen, and shall
take pleasure in transferring It to our col.
umns. Gen. Huston distinguished himself
in the Texan service, and received from
the Congress Of that State, in 1887, the
rank Of Brigadier. General. He was IN
enthusiastic, warm hearted man. His
friendships were Of the warmest character,
and to his foes he Fracticed no deceit. His
illness was lingering one. Last fall we
met him, almost tho shadow Of his former
sell, but his bright eye and expressive Tea
lures still bespoke the soul that existed
within that wasted, though apparently still
vigorous form. slg .a-1o ..' wu5' ,p
The funeral services were celebrated
at his late residence near Washington,
(wbere he died) BY the Ri. Rev. Bishop
Green, Of the Diocese Of Mississippi. 2
A funeral salute Of thirteen guns (the
appropriate number due to the rank Of the
deceased) was fired at two o'clock on Sun.
day, from the Bluffs in this city. 80
Gen. Huston, we learn was in the 57th
year Of his ago. pa : '. Iso'9 s
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difficulties. and now justify him in seeking
high Judicial honors-that of Associate
Justice of the Supreme Bench Of his adopt
ed State. 1t is for you to decide between
him and the other aspiraent, Judge ]. N.
Lea, who is again . candidate for the
Office he now holds. 1t is useless for US
TO say moro in favor of your neighbor and
friend. Judge Cole. He has served you
long and faithfully, and whether Is pri-
va,e citizen. lawyer, Legislator or Jud &c
he ha. ever proved himself faithful to your
trusts: and we cannot for moment doubt
but that you will accord him your generous
support.
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but that you will accord him your generous
support.
The CORRUPTION CAsE.-Contrary to
our expectations, the House Of Represen-
tatives has actually driven from its walls
two corrupt scoundrels, branded with an
everlasting stigma Of disgrace. The fact
that they resigned in order to escape ex-
pulsion. will not At all improve their posi-.
ton before tho community, and is, in fact.
a tacit acknowledgement Of their guilt.
Mr.. Gilbert's soft and silly speech. allu-
ding to his family and 1.-TWO daughters, y
followed BY his resignation. saved him
from the passage of the condemnatory res.
olution; but the brazen Mattesou. the
king Of the lobby, who has openly boosted
in bis own city that be cleared 100000
at the last session Of Congress. was fol.
lowed to the door by parting kick in the
shape of resolution declaring him un-
worthy. to be 4 member Of the House.
Mr.. WEIGH escaped lightly, the House vo-
ting (yeas ll9, nays 42) that no sufficient
evidence against him was elected by the
committee, and that therefore no further
proceedings should be had against him.
The case Of Mr.. Edwards has not yet
been reached. 5r- .rl ze7
Some of the journals seem to think that
these parties were entitled to q trial by
tho House. In fact, they had been tried
by the Investigating Committee, before
whom they had every opportunity to prove
their innocence. Congress is not body
constituted for the purpose Of trying its
own members tho case was not IN i'm.
parchment for technical bribery, but a
constitutional proceeding to expel for bad
conduct, and the action taken on the 70.
port was usual and properly. Y. Mirror.
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II Lnatsana, presented 10 Gen. Taylor the ressatoas
that body upon The 0ecnsion Of the late vclles The
vuted him sword The eefemnny pessbrmcd Il
being present Mr.. Cole the part Of the Committed
made the Geasa very hsppy Speech which he briei
", hat fesinsy replied. Il VAS an interesting ceremony
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loan industry. But the true character oil
Mr.. Guthrie's measure was NOT to be deter
mined by the aspect in which Il was regard
ID o free trade or protective msasors, for
Il night be made sithsr ~ Ne 0oveennest
might choose, and In whatever direction il
moved, it would not leave the indu11sy Of
the country 20 the constant appreciation Of
changes With raw materials admitted free
Of duty, no system Of revenue adequate to
the expenses OF the Government could be
adopted Which would not leave the sstsb-
lished nsuufaotures Of this country 70 meet
and undersell any other people in the mar
ksts Of the world. What the Industry Of the
country most needed was stability, and this
would be most certainly found In tho princi-
pie Of ths admission OF raw manufacturing
material free Of duty, with such incidsntal
protection as might be superadded to theim-
pert Of nnnufactnred articles - would meet
the expenses of..the Government. That might
be twenty 1--we or thirty per cent, or more, ~
the people should determine.
Mr.. Banks continued to demonstrate that
the manufacturing interests OF the country
had right to inciden protection. In 1890
they ware confined to the hearthstones Of the
people, but in 1857 they involved IN interest
VI SlsJVU,UVV,uUU. LUIS pEbuCipio uou uoou
recognised bp the tari6 bill OF Mr.. Guthrie.
1t had the snnotipn Of Gen. Pierce's Cabinet
and received the approval OF the New Eng
land manufacturers and the Iron masters Of
Pennsylvania. There Was not Democrat
in the Northern States who would not have
gladly yielded his conssntto It's passage. 1t
would have saved to the manufacturers Of
this country $l6, O00, 900 without detriment
to the country, and relieved the Treasury Of
its accumulated specie. Mr.. Gushrie's bill
had the approval Of the President; how did
ii fail? The Southern men assailed it as n
measure Of protection, as a departure from
the principle Of the act Of l846. The Coy
eminent faltered in its support, and tho pub
lie and Congress had the Nebraska bill IN
stead of the Tariff fastened on the political
contests Of the country from that day until
this. s
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We ienrn by a private letter from the Sec
retary Of State that the Senate will stand %
Republicans. Is Democrats and ,he House
OF Representatives., 40 Republicans and 81
Democrats and that the majority for Lowe
and Fayilie will be nbou, 4 900.
Our figures 10 not quite reach four thou.
sand, but we will try and yield as gracefully
as possible, in consideration Of the superior
faculties possessed by cur friend ut Iowa
CITY Tor obtaining accurate reports.
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Pia N Os ut Cost
FOR
THIRTY DAYS.

.~saa We viii sen any Of oar
FINE ASSORTMENT OF
PIANOS,
FROM the manufactories Of B0ARDAAE, GRAY
CO., PETERS, CRAS0 ! CO., and A. W.
LAID Co, during tbs 24
NEXT 80 DAYS, AT COST, FOR Cash ONLY.
Also, enc aaser.nsn. Of PIcTUREs, FRANEs,
AND GILT M0ULDIN0S,
Al lower prices than offered before in sAis sity
oct2o-d PATRICK GROUSE.
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- The following Illinois banks have thus
lar failed 70 comply with the requisilion OF
the Auditor demanding additional securities:
Bank Of BelieyiIle, Grand Prairie Bank,
American Exchange Bank, Bank Of Raleigh,
Bank OF ilutsonville, Bank Of Illinois. Bank
Of Southern Illinois, Bank Of the Common
wealth, Bank Of Aurora, Bank u the Re-
public, Corn Exchange Bank, Hamilton
County Bank, and Morgan Coansy Bank.
The Bank 81 Bellevilie does not intend to
respond, most OF the Others may do 30 be-
fore the expiration II the day Of grace, the
3@th day Of this month. IL they DO not
they will be wound up.
OFFICIAL Work or MissorRi.--The vote for
Governor, rs declared in the Legislature Of
Missouri, is ~ follows;
Stewart, Al 800
Rollins, 41,2Us
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eTWalser u. Davis, Republican, il prob
ably elected in the Representative Distric.
eonpossd Of Union, and other counties, By n
najesity q sens Atty vosss.
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11LL xa3zNafnTjF4'

-
FALL An1AN0nM1Nx
ss0eaks s6sss % - ARR Jsl1ay. oeasAR lssA.
- 1881. Is
eissa tsais lsayss Pssket Dsps& ,Ksotsk, lesS1 :.
n.s arrive q laa1ins II Aostfass ll:lo :. =. Rs-
ess1lag. lsavs Asa1ssss l1s1e :. =. asA assivs !,
Paskss D9ss 2. =. ssasss0ne ~asA ~ pssk-
d ~ ~. Eonls. es ks5s
Ssseo4 Trails leAves Esshsk pashsE DspeA g 81
?. -. arriving n Nsntsess - e:le ). =. 1s1sg1.
!nGe leeso neesssse q S1e ?. NJ, assislae q
kssknk = GleD. =. This tsain Viii nst y sun
JHo. ApAI1 lGcpowElL.
eskN4 knglneAsana aeiaAao1ent.
=. =. I1sknvnss 1ishsa Ageat. Kesksk.
1ar9 aeA Dgeass anA lsoe Tor 0oe0.
I'LL &8LLy - faFssal1e ossus. : 1Wo q .
- Aesaes vsal tnpssssA, ut1A : ssa6eveohle
awslliag aaA set heeses, sltnn4oA Z uAneeok 0e.
I'm AnDate miles from Keokok.
AkeOs . Let - - eaeoog - ~ - 8fnAa
stseess, viii neu fnns dvelliae hoaaA. ~
saiss o ~ d. 0sip0 Valley Plaain9 Mi.
ssplSA0 =. n. vAND1a1iyT.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given TO tho owners u sAs
Let's described In The foseeOing list stusaed ID the
City Of Kschuk, Les essnty and STATE % iows,
md al others intssssteA, thAt special tax tas
been assessed and levied on said lots BY the City
Council Of sid city for AsAdauisise and curb
Ing in front u ssad len, - daignstsd In The
shove list; and unless psymsst b ssds Of the
taxes Levied ssd Also I'll coeNs, hs1sss the l0th
day ot November, 4. D. 1851, ne ssid toL, or %
much thereof = shall b nsssspary to diSshArge
said tai and eosts, will b cold On the day fore
said, u the Mayors Once, ~ said city, bstu@ss
the hours Of o'clock =. y. and O'elook -.
g. G. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of ksokuk.
October Is, 1857. did
Drtghsea Hoase Ter Meet.
TINS House has been recently .fsrsishsd; .
i large addition il nearly finished. A 1rsl rate
Stable and large Wagon Yard attached.
The whole 10 now for rent on ssasonabls farms.
Possession can be given within thirty days.
EnQsirs on the prcmisss, corner Of High and
Toursssnth Streets, of
octlldtf JOHN TKrPLE1.
Houses . Reml.
EroUk dAsiEablc h0usss Tor small families, On
L Frank Inst. Inquire "
/ ssIfb KING . TAYLOR.
auglA t,sy Hs.el nsla-st.
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NEW CASH DIRT GOODS
STORE. ~. aes
main So, hsswssn Ell ana ia oss.,
Next 10 Foster = croeLs'y store,

AoOAU =.
rISHE sstsssbsr bssi isays to iasoru u, eitlssas
e kscksk sed pests sslsriy the lsesss, thAt =
hAs ssssSisAsd Ainseaf . ~ sAosstsSaaaea issls
aErAIL Day eoeDs nUsSnEss,
:, Ast Il nsa opening rs,
4 FsaA AaA KasAssaaAss sse~k %
s FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Lately ssssss,d b h,a In he city Of ksv fssk.
I.sill klk A.site 70 aLtass siiLis Ais. SssA
AsLAnssysss Aafscls nssissd sss Iseiy ~
under tAs heed
Dry GeeAs, 8a8a sYm
Msstssy, ANA " II
&ss# ass at14 t NoD1O0eA
His stock IL all entirely ffe.h snd purchased st ~
LoUlst Msyksf Rases, For caah!
A. The kasA. cad he AAstsrs AisassA that aAs i
LADIES OF ERoKUK
VIII S,sD ssAusivuL sroAx AND a sxAurssvs
AssossHsxf or aoops,
ss sss,&t At PRIcEs .~s
ESuai - asw Hssk,
EQUAL TO THE 7IMK0,
Asd Equal to the desirss 81 ths shePpsAs ssans-
sity Of KssAsk. NM
II 10 ssassssry 70 easssvsss IN ~ As4isass . =
fosad lend not to b foana) iaa
FasAiswsbis RstsN Dry Good Store.
oxE ytsiT 10 TUX s1oRg.
EN4sia AsD 8G
0UB u0K IrTMI 10 obs,
WILL OfvE PAR MORN SATISFACTION
Than half dozen columns in = aswspaps@. ~
to thst visf sa1 Irsssetiss he Ladiss Of
kesksk are respectfully Invited.
WM. b. GERRiN8
n. B.-Ar. & u. Pieces. lsts with SIS. Duiiass,
will BE- found - the above sstab. hment ,vhsrs be
will b happy u ~ Ah lady lrisnas.
i sSf}4f94 t84.s
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Butter and Cheeee.

[HnslisA Dairy w. h andsDsaussk Cheese, jast
IA resolved on consignment, and for sals 81
oct 1-d6t +. WILLIAMS,
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Hardware ana Houss-Keepins

Hardware ana Houss-Keepins
VAN Ea.
I n soaseqnsncs d the hard tinas tie sabesrIbsr
i now odsrs any goods In store u greatly Yedussi
prices fos Cash. Psrsops in vast viii d vsil
10 call - fhs SION or THE NORTIER L0OY
l1e AAlH 6TKEET, where enn b. fosed : eom .
plsts asssssmsnt IL Goods 10 the liss for Mechsr
c;, Farmers, c..!.c-s, Contractors AID .:s,s.. 81
r0tAlInoP eaoh.
octS-d RODENT n. SMITH
OnECsAN PAINTING.
4 COMPLETE assortment Of Iubs OolOfs Lith.
< y ognphs, 4e.. eus Urestas rstatins AlsO.
White Evil and Dry Colors for Psinxiae % 0lass
U. r. DOUBLEDAY WILSON.
NEW RALL HiGLiE E1Y.
"A IES WARNER wishes = aotify her fosnsy
w patrons, and ths pshlic generally, tat ~
has rstusnsd from Nov York With very ehoiss
stock IL Boansts and Millinery Goods, pnraAased
from ths iArgvst New York inportess, snd Which
are nov ready TOR sale Or Inspection.
All orders sxecutsd With Dispatch, and wsrrant.
"a 10 sive eatisfaetfon.
straw Bosnets blsachsd o. dysd.
Custis's building one door below roons occa.
pied In the spring, which hare been Gttsd n II
nodsrn styis expressly tor this purpcss.
Fovsth street between Asin and Blondsas, Kss-
ksk, lows. lssp31dtf
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Wholesale Paper wareh house.
EATON 4 CLAFLIN.

Fhth-at, bet. Main and johnson kuk, lows.
nEsLERs y Printing, Wrapping, Letter and
- Wsitiag Paper; Manila, Hard ware, Reef
ing AID Pattern Paper; Letter and Note Enyei-
opts. and Envelope Paper; Bill, Lsgsl and Fiat
Cap; Folio Post Bonnet B,ards. 10, "a.
q We ansit>ths attention ef - City trads 10 oar
stock, ~ oar papers are good. AID pricss low.
Orders. from Cosatsy 0sajsssv keintsss, aad
Others. win receive pro npt attention. oct2 I'd
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.ass tsse.-%~s- -.
- - = go ase"
ALL AND - - I11aADE.
y. o.. A1noAs &c.
a - newn resete kef lewCs 4well selected
LA9stOck - mi = WtutW HI 0todf, selected
VIA Grse4S9Qo ~ - 0a4ke4&1 which the at
t = = 80 ri - va - - respectful
II 10 moi our intsn tioA y ~. M .omo person.
who have goods to sell. that " will sell 10 to rs
ssd hs,.xs sh.. ON; ,,;.s. v;p ~. Nc
BY with any regular kosss in this city.
dtveas call, = No. q Msan-st and look for
yourselves. 80 -d3m-w6m
nwEae 000us.
DLACK ..d Isney oilks. French Ner;nos..
% R!.!n. f,i., ,:.. s,s a.aps4 xssi .: L.In.,
Alpacas, 10. -. LATEST Style.
sepsodsn y. o. PARROTT 4 co.
Isn.vl.. CI..k. so m......
nRnCHE san. C..h,.... 81 ~, So
49,. ~ III - MsAsAss VI s1e saves.
:spssdsa &c. PARRoTT 1 CO..
aev..E eSpina HeeA..
TNIGHT.QUARTEK, iO.I and n q Linen s.a
T.. Cotton Sheetinxs, Pillow ease Linens and Mus-
Inns, Towelinr, Table Cloths, Nspkins. WiDdov
Shades Esd Fixtsrcp. ! ~ - Cctson DSm ~ ).
Table and Pisno Covert - - Iass Ca,,sius.
10, in great variety. sdta ~ {.
sspSedSm =. Y. PAKNOTT 90.
CARn0tu. AF.
DRUSSELs. 1nxrain, Hem, Cotton and Rsr Car.
ID .pe,s; Floor OH Cioths, E.Air CARPETS. stair
Llnens snd Oil Cloths, stsir hodsj kuFs end N ats
In grea, variety. good Assorthent for salc on
,enaodsm Ia pAppNv~ m
= = s. = =. : --~yx-
sse WAASs
WAHs REWlNE'S
SpI,RNnlD HTncY Or
1900,
NEW FALL UBEWp GOODSs
TIE GREATEaT vxkl2Tx EVER OFfEEkD,
A ND .sl,iry ~ p ries. 49, ~, al, ..st.,.
"a Rich inr,s Embreisasrx1 ~. ,ColtA -. i,,dsr.
Sleeves, bands and fibanciIga, EAsings and In
.saas, sns eeneI sses susda, toe nsasrose to
- M Jus' sae S0aeS 81 me mol cskss.
oAi soos Vt you ioss them. fEhnh'o
~eP-9 .1---------. Dne ~ easn store.
ExDR UWDlN ARY Arr = CrIONYl
IN the way Of Carpeas "a Oh Clo,Ls. n.v nst.
i terms Of Royal vsivsts. Tspestry Bru.s,I.. Ia
pestry Ingram. Three plvs Bus,sr,. kvrs ma
" - !.
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blssh No. Il, ~ reported BY the City Engi.
nssr In he report dated October 22n6,
Il B. s. MERRIAM, Clerk.

FIJI bH b. s. MERRIAM, CLERK.
lswn sssss Ensaranes Usapany.
'''''s s. $3.50 s.:,. NV x..: a.s '''.'
eINHlS Hons Company taksss nasAs on the sAfei
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FOR 4 CASH Pre-.
MUM, atrstss ~ rsasonables sthose Of any rsiia.
BILE company.
c. ii Perry, Il. r. Ford. James +. Cor,
Geo. u. smyth, Wm. y. Turner, II. D. Woodward, !.
A.BriagTan, Eli. Harrison, s. 7. yeorhiss,
John Mccane' o Nv. Rankin.
G. PERRY Pres, =. II. HARRISON, Treas I
J. " RANKIN, Woe Pres, VIZ. TURNER See
octl3ds mos.
~. AEADY eOR MENr.
s1NliH tive new brick stare houses fronting on
Of sufficient depth for two good roeas for family
purposes. with y large and weli-l htsa shop in
trout Inquire u Tsher hsdsls, or Of the I'M.
dersi.nad, v. p. VAN ANrWKRP.
ENR9M the Istnt November, the house on Third
\ street, west ride, near Main, now Occupied BY
Kick SimpsAa.a Inquire Of ] g.. Parrot i
Co., o. Of ths undersigned.
KVH MENT. - : ,
flNl Rec fns sleeping rooms corner Of yehnsan
and tifth streets. third story. 0
GROCEMs, ATTENTION.
II ARRisOy NATION 4 Co.. "cincinnati Mus
II tard, - pure article, expressly FOR table
use. +sssA -
HARRISON EATON Co 'scslsbrs.sd 'sIAxht-
ming fsast.'so or Baking Powder, snrivslisd.
HARRISON, EATON 4 Co.'S Improved 0sound
Golfer, for sale by EATON 4 CHAPLIN,
Filth, bet. Main and johnson.
Hartsw's Celsbrasea Iaaigs BIas
E0R bleaching cloth. Warranted the genuine
L .srtialss 0ixsa nniYer4a satisfaetien. Ore
GERS supplied BY the dozen Or groee.
EATON 1 CLAFLIN, Eels Agent
Fifth, bet. Aain and Johnson.
TO SHOE MA KER0.
+ INFORMATION wanted Of VIM. n. Lane, Shoe
l. maker, who two years ago was located in Day
ton, ohio--suppnsed to have left that place about
one year since for keokuk. lows. 1t 10 believed
that he has discontinued shoetnaking, and 10 Gu
gaged In the Jewelry business. Any Information
respecting him. 10 that letter may ressh hin,
viii be hankfally received, - the advertiser q
something important 10 communicate. Address
HENRY LATHAM,
!, oct2!-3t o. Second-st, New York city.
- D uAroS. c. e. clAvLIn
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u HiN0 desisoss q ssrtsiling psstien Of our
~ bssiness, We sGss fos sslsat : great bargain on
LONG CREDIT With Appsassd security, or In e.
change fcs city property, err hsge and sxtsaslvs
1l0ustog Min, kneWn - III Mensia MiQss at
lAhaspss III, tegstAsr With . 6losk Yard ofrtea
asrss, aad fcsr 0soa Owslliag houses; ALA, -
large andsEssns1ve C1spashpp ~ Stock In kse.
kak Alss, one 4 or oseossy Btssss On Main g..
bstvssa 9th and loth, n lKeokuk, and 8tere
House and Lot With sosea Stock u arocsriss, in
Asnilton, III.
For pastiealsss enquire 81 Ne. 100 Main-sl., o.
octlad W. n. AUSTIN 1 co.
FLOUR! FLOURil FLOURill RLOUR!!!l
y Ksskuk CAsy Hllls.
flsnEsaieaihsep hsviss sAesos. Ny rspairs1ths
! ahsye Mill, afspgePAfed 10 furnish the elti-
ssns Of Kseksk vitk ylosf which thsy warrant
squsi 70 cry bsensht - this naskst, sad voulA
rsspsctl ally sellsfs afaleAad lnlust6Ai trial.
u Bran - MtddiinGs spasasntly = hanA.
ty3S-A1 c0LK6AM : 1OO1H.
l1isseRy Sc Sh0 Mosn0GS.
vHHD Aeligteas, 6osial and P0litieal History
~ ~ 4ormons o. IQttsr-Day Baints, fres
tAsir origin = ~ pssseat tins, seatainiae fall
statsn10 s1thdr asssrlnss, gepason u, anA
son4h3ses - nemsis ~ theie 7eQuAes, JeeanA
smith y esai n. 6nsskse, ~. Il. J1st 80
- Ter sAlshy 00D1H BROWN ILL 400.
sspea - nain-st.
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The Next sixty Days,


1o-TAs publis assssspsetkuily invited % call,
ard - ssnvissA sAat ~ will DO y W say.s@
DURKEx co.,
Oct. s. '67dAw. Aain-st.
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VIE undersigned has purchased Mr.. j l.. Wart
= manns stuck of Boots and Shoes, which win
be removed 70 Third street. whore be viii continue
the husinsss In ell its various branches.
SAM'L DUNLAP.
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TN Pennington, v. D. county; value about 500.
Aiso, forty acres VI timber land In Lac county.
ducc, 1T current rates Inquire Of O. Tower, ss the
grocery store Of Z. willisms, in johnson street.
oc' 15-det
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Q and See3 &c and See WhAl
WHY, REnSNE,s
SPLENDID STOCK or

NEW FALL DRE1H GOODS!
THE GREATEST VANITY EVER ORfERED
A Nd selling ~ Prices thsa ss,li tAsir enc tale
"A Mch fHris EmbrsiGlarsA xols. Collars, Uudsr-
Sleeves, bands and fituncisgi, EAgings and In
ssftsngs, and other siss Cssda, tos n nsross to
neh tion ust reesivsd sna g0iAS Ttks hot cakes.
Call soon or you lose them. PEkINE,S
sep2yd Che an Cash store.
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CEMENTi CEM ENTV
TWENTY BBLS. bell quality Tor sale, cheap,
BY KING = TAYLOR,
oct2i -dAw Corner Ievse and Aain-st.
49, RON RENT.
The room or rooms over the City Book Store.
Tn! second story can be thrown into Law ofsoss II
necessary BY N ssns Of folding doors. Rents tode-
rate. luqnrs u tho City BOOK Store, or ef X. b.
Ogden, corner I s,coad and Main streets. foct3l
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-03
County Treasurer's Office,

DROVILLE. May 18th, 1851. \
Notice is hereby given that all persons holding Butte
registered between the list day of November 1856,
and the 5tb OF December $50 inclusive, that the
same will be paid on presentation this office, and
aitor this date said Warrants viii to bear in.
tetest. WIN LATIIMORE.
Teiisarer Butte County.