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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13
JAMES r. HOGANE,
Land s4gelaf r. NN1.reuO,..

GkFFEhS Tor sac he fnIloWiDF valuable lands In
~ Scott County end vicinity Of Davenport
$50 acres ofixnd, - mile from Durant station, on
the n X 10sears 10 pay for this farm
32O acres In g. ctions Is II and s. Township 7S
Rang East 40 acres timber. Farm under cuti-
walton and fenced. houses and springs and with
in miles from LeClaire. Terms good.
70 acres OF land In SECTION l3, mile from the
Corporation line, the most beautiful property near
Dav' nPort.
lS acres between Chesnut Avenue and Division
street near TO the city on the railroad track
acres On the Dubuque road, suitable fer . house
Or gardnery.
- acre Of land, with house and other improve
ments, 12 mile from the city.
10 ace and quarter lots on Wenterton's oubdivi-
sion.
- acre Of land, joining the Davenport line on
Davi.on street.
veral farms in Scott comfy, and . variety OF
other City property, the cheas~st In the market.
May 19-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13
DENTISTRY,

~. :. y. n kkS has removed his o0ce TO Sec-
Don levv, ~ doors east Of smith's stor,.
u. hoPes thes hts last thrte yesrs cons, ant ma
eone y nDeesy nee given such satisfaction, a. .
ln1uoo eAG1e vlehiue the serv1oes Of 4 nentisf 4
ooeo ~ ~ 1oasetoa. A. 70 his vork. anv 80,
seepspress stve~ - AsssyeA seetsx
- tos Me o. kooS0,
=. s.: :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13

HAVING established himself In this place In the
i i busin-ss II sLvEx h Brass PLATING PROPOSES
TO all orders for fRe Silver plated Dpr Plates.
Door ksobs, Bell Pulls, Butts numbers Plates aud
Figures adopted u the % Doors and Church
Pews Lightnng Rods Points, Window essh, Carri-
afe and Harness trimmings plated order on short
notice. Ali work warranted equal To the best.
WILLIAM OMEARA,
First building east Of old PennsylvaniA House,
Second street mp stairs.
Au,tl1 ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13
LUMBER! LUMBER !!

THE ubscribers would respectfully inform the
] builders OF Davenport and The public generally
thst they keep Constantly on ham at their PaEing
MIL In Rcck Island, corner of Rock River and wash
ington streets, Seasoned Flooring and Siding and all
s,ndsof finishing lumber Of the best quality. Gail
aud examine our stock before furrhasins eleewhere
J. A. BIDDISoN 90.
tchcr 80 1&H-d year
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13
PALACE DINING HALL.

Ladies nd Gentle mens HE CREAM,
OYSTER, and lining Nosms.
On Brady, between Front and Second s'rcets, East
side.
Everything In the IA TING. Fruit and Gonfrct-
tionrry line served TO order the best St,ie and
shortest notice LEMONADE, ICE CREAM and
good Cigars always on hand
apl. .3Ditf R.C. NIXON h 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13

Lumber. Ilath.
SHINGLES, SLAVES, ETC.,
R.R. DEPOT SAW MILL,
DAVENPORT low
rIRsr MILL ABOVE THE MISSISSIPPI BRIDGE J
RENWICk + son. PTOpriesOrs.
rI>HE subscribers. dssiryus of closing out their la
i stock Of all descriptions ~ Lumber. before M
mencing on their stock OF logs are offering gre.
iuducenieni 10 to purchasers. All Nho want o
Lumber IAth Stav,s, or Shingles, are invited 10
examine stock.
dAWtf RENWICK SON,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13
LII AlIbER.

LV NDEK.
j. W.. SklNkLE T. CO.,
GENERAL DEALERS
Lumber, l.ath, Shingles, Timber, &c!
Corner Canal and ia. kson streets
CHICAGO, lLLiNOIs
nUR aTIanse.ue, t. are such 10 insure at all
~ times a fu supply of the different qualities of
(ieOs. Lumber,
Joint and Scautlrg % all szrs, and lengths, Common
Lumber, Lath. Shiugl's. SC.
Our EY0OriNQ,
OF Norway and white Plie, always stand ready
to compare with any In this park.t We invite tie
Is aud Atien Ion of all country AMI other dealers
sni cen ;racts.
aI6aIv J W SKINKLE co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13

Lumber. LlslllOel.
At the Rock Island Saw Mill.
HAVING received = largr supply Of Logs we ART
now running our Mil day aud night, and ar
prepared Ia receive orders for all kinds Of Building
and Framing Lumber, I.a;hs, Shingles aud Feuciag
All orders with which our Davenport friends may ia
will BE- executed viii punetuaty aud d-patcb.
MEAD. SMITH d MARSH
Rock Island, NAY 90 ~ dtn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-13
DRY CHICAGOLUMBER.

vJNHE subscriber kecps constantly on hand all qual
L lttes and tnicknesses OF Dry Chicago Lumber o
his yard on the corner of Rooh island and I'd sts,
ylNfty " WHnwLHk-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-07
Jusl Received and in Store.

large supply of Alcohol Campheno. Lard. Sperm
Polar. Ne eat-luut AMI Boiled Oils. Solar Oh, aud
Camphcne Lamp WicHs. Caujle Wick'ng. Wax and
\ighI raprrs. oriX, Soda, Cnsil3 soap. Salad Ull
in Basket Wulle' -chapps lloslcers Biiers. pure
Cream rnrtir, strychnine, Castor Oil. aud Wyn-
k,ups Medicines W hoeslie and reu by
ALLAN, THOMAS 4 co.
ap7lf Corner and sixth streets
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-07

THE following instructions in regard 60
printed ma ter will be useful to many of our
readers: Newspapers and periodicals pub.
,lished in the United States and sent to regu-
lar subscribers in the British North Ameri-
can provinces, or published in those provino.
es and sent to regular subscribers in the
United State, are chargable with regular
paid quarterly rates Of United States
postage to and from the line; which postage
must be collected at the office of mating ia
the United States on matter sent, and at the
office Of delivery in the United States on mat
ter received. Ia like manner, such matter,
if transient, is chargable with the regular
transient printed matter rates to andfrom
TIE line, to be collected Mt the office OF mail
ing or delivery in the United States, as the
case may be. Editors, however, may ex-
change free of expense
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-07
oROvuJE RITTE COUNTY CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, Al
MISCELLANEOUS.

i. 1 Z G - NJ 'S
STEAM REFINED CANDY
M A NJ UF CTORY,
No. So, Montgomery street, between Bush and Sut-
ter. streets. san Francisco.
rHNHEPR0PRIEtDR of Vte above named estab.
u lishmept takes this method of informing his
numerous friends and CUSTOMERS, that ne Intends
following the example O the Gas Culnpany-that Is
To reduce his prres, which he hopes will give entire
satisfaction 10 all.
His candies are all manufactured from Stuart's
refined sugar, which hs imports him+ei and all the
esseuces used Dy him OF tho finest flavor aud the
best in the market, together with variety Of other
articles appertaing TO The manufacture OF Candles, too
numerous to mention.
Having had an experience OF seven years in the bu
siness IN his city, an being the
AF IR S r CON r e C TToNE Il
On the Pacific coast, he hatters himself he will be-
able To give entire satisfaction To all who may iAyor
him with their trade.
BY a new and improved process, his candles are
made nj quicker and Mt iess expense than for.
merlN, that he Il enabled 10 sell ut much lower
figure than heretofore.
Persons desiring anything in his line will do well
to cali and examine his splendid stock of candies, us
Well rs his prices rs he feels confident they cannot
fail To please the sirclesl economist.
Wholesale PRICES.
A beautiful assortment of STICKS, LUMPS AND
DROPS, seiiiny at the reduced rates.
" VI u Il u - -IncluulnB
GARAWAY SEEDS, pearrd and smooth,
CINNAMON STRINGS,
GLOVE BUDS.
CASSlA BUDS.
COREANDER SEEDS; large am
small at 20ts per pound.
GUM DROP --SMvUrlI ALMONDS,
JUJUBE PASTE. FRENCH NOTICES,
ALMOND CANDY SC. at 30 cents.
AALso-A beautiful assortment of : RE CAN
DIES, varying in prices according 10 quality.
The attention of the trading public Is invited to ex
anime this immense stock Candies, comprising every
thing in TIE "duIce" line.
He leaves itiathe buyres Judge CT the superiority
of his articles: call and for yourselves Tor
uar demonstrate ~ is proof positive. j. REG IN.
Remember the n ,ptber-33 Mong unery street. be
tween Bush and Suffer- San Fran:sco Nl9-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-07
Oruuille DaiIq Bntte Retotb.

PUBLISHED DAI.; SUNDAYS EXCEPTED
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-07

~ OvpIcE-fn Record Building on Myers Street,
East side, between Montgomery and bird, Oroyie.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-07
LIME! LIN E! LIN E !!
~ u s " y NJ

raNHE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY inform
II the public thai they are now manufacturing
LINE al Their kilns TN the " est Branch, aud " III
keep con slant supply on hand. Thankful for past
f,yurs MOORE, MCDANiEt.S u co.
n B-WM.GWi Nm is ,he 6l-iRess partner All
Orders will he promptly attended o.: hlr
Ilave this day appointed JOEL BURlIN'
GAME as Agent for lhe sale of Auburn and Wes
Brach Lime ut Uruvile. 0iice nj l.. Van Urden's
store, corner of Iiuntoon street and the Plaza
WM M.GWYNN
Ornve. April Z. 1851 rpm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-07
Orauil.e Dai!g Bntte Retart.
Late and Important from Carson Valley

A despatch to the Union from PA
eerville, July 3lst, conveys the follow
ing startling intelligence:
Some friendly Indians have brought
q report to Carson Valley that the ad
vance immigration had been attacked
by the Sn Ike Indians near the Sink OF
the Humboldt Fifteen wagons had
been taken and plundeled, and several
white persons killed. lhis is tie re-
port brought by The friendly indians.
Fears are entertained that 1t 10 true,
though there Is room for doubt. As
the advance immigration should have
reached the valley before this time,
something must be wrong.
A great gold excitement exists III
the Valley. Dig!i'g have been struck
an Walkers river. Several companies
have already gone out, and Tracy's
Express brought over $4,000 in dust.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-07
JUST REC Il V h ID ,

Morning Light. Flyi Fish, Flyi ing Mist, large
supply of Pure cream tartar Lnrd uil, Extract LIE
uuorIce. Riue Ntrul. German aud English CamomIie
>a'p trc, Corn starch Shakers Sar'nparla, Sarsa'
t,nrlila Ruut Gum Arabsc. Curic Acid Potash, Ex-
tracts OF lemon Rose and Nanil ii, Vanilla Beans.
Rolled i.iuseed Oil Castor oil in barrels, Pure Vel.
low anI White Wax. Nid er's, l'Owers' aud Weight
mans Tirta~ic Acid Bay Rum in eases and barr"ls,
Fresh Hops in one pound packages. Sage. Yankee.
soap. iudcilhie lux, Roses Backing Brushes. Mh>
sons hackng. Cod Liver on, spanish and American
saffron, Dnbin's Extracts, itnune rights BIhn
tlreih's NutfaI> and other Pills. Chamoi. skins, Ly
copsluni. Essential Oils. Congress Water in plnls
and quarts, BoraX. sal Soda. Pearl barley anc man.
other staple atlces which together with our former
lmrge stock ot Drugs. makes our assortment as varied
aud Large rs any Drug House IN The CITY, 10 which
we invite the attention of the Trade and others buy
iIIg IN this market. ALBAN rnON ASK c.,
Wholesale ana Retail Druggists
ap7tf l6t. J street, CUruer 6h,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-07

company.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-07
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation In the mining ana a2richiturhi"'s,
tric ns the county will contain thelocal and general
news ofthe week. uerspersed with interesting ms
cnlianeous reading matter. II will contain twenty
eight columns of reading matter, and viii be one VI
the larpes1 and cheapest Weekly Newspapers inthe
Stale Published every Saturday. Tcrms-S5 per
Annum; six months, So; three months.S2
a., - .,i.., 80. 81 10
Each subsequ uent Insertion. oo
~" A liberal deduction will be made intaSoro'
those who advertise by the year
Hy- nes-cnrds inserted on reasnnhb'eterrns.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-08-07

BEN McCULLocH AND THE Pr EsIpENr--
BEN Is TO BE MARRIED AND CAN'T Co.
Major Ben McCulloch has been in washing
ton and was again urged by the President TO
take the Governorship of Utah. Ben declin-
cd persistently. urging that with the cut
throat idea which the country had of him. he
would be expected hang Brigham Young and
n half dozen of his fellow apostles without
Judge or Jury, and to thrash the whole Nor.
mon community once q day at least. As it
is not at all probable that the rebels would
give him any pretext for such vigorous mea-
sures, when they should find them>elves in
the presence OF a stropg force, the Major
foresaw that he, would,fnl-to answer puplic
expectations, anl 50 would lose vastly in po
pular estimation. The President was not in.
4c.ined to let the NJ jor ,ff on this plea, which
he deemed insuthc. ent to justify patriot ia
declining public service. Ben then suggest:
cd that there was another reason personal
to himself, which he had not deemed neecs-
.sary to mention.
| The fac is said Ben, there's lady ia
the case, am to be married this fall, ia full
iilmeut cf u duty already neg elected too
dong, and fear i. negec it longer shall
lget on the cid Bachelor list
Old bnck pricked up his ears al this, ut
tered sigh at the thought oi'his own ne
elected opportunities, aud 'cayed in why
said he, didn't you tell tlTlt before What's
the d-e Of saving your hest argument until
the last Stay ut home Certainly! Bet.
ter far marry one wife, than neglect it for
the purpose Of governing men with forty.
Wish you j,y, Major; my respects to tho Ia
dy aud be sure you tell her that | would
never knowingly have attcmped to take you
from her side TO send in sach dangerous
company,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-27
Interesting fr0rn MEXICO.
oCR MEXICO CITY CoKREsPOs DENCE.

AExIoo CRY, Nay 81, 1857.
rate q he Comorfo- Cqsl.rcsors-Th Chan Gang and
Eato- Doctor Sntd9's Trdol,-R;dt'a Aasaa-R;yasoay
Robbery and Summary Eaecution, DC.
With respect TO politics; On "Wednesday morning VIZ
Dessed about Twenty well dressed pereons aned and
going through the Gale san Frauc,oo essh With spads
on his shoulder. They halt a. Caiesn do santa
Clara and commenced cieanng the TIER black
and black CATER did correspcnd with
black mud and chains, but into the sewers they wers,
with tho hombrs that had coat, shirt CATERS
Tho crowd great, called together by the novelty
Of the thing, tha, the stree, ,mpapsble.
The party IN question were iound 70 the number ~
sixty, at night with In hor hands and al ripe 10
murder Comonfort and Bae,, hot Discovered
through the wEtchGuness OF our worthy governor
Bacz who rs ever on the alert MAJ the fall OF these
On Tuesday tbcy wore Captains, ueutenanis, &C.,
in the army, some OF them heads OF p7ice; Weines
dav, in tho chain gRng; and, on hursday on tbae
10 bapifbment The island Of Covoo Island of Horses
which Is barren Island In the Pacc few leagues from
Acapulco. Quick work that. Bsez ia q b lex.
NOctor Sontag, who with Kane, and NJ. Team,
Init I'd Sates Secretary Of Legs on started rr The peas
ofOizaba Ator uey passed through the town Of i,as
Gala, they lost bar and went ahead OF tbmr
vants, who had thor baggage After thoy arrived nj
HuamantA their servants came up, pale and trembling,
aud stated they had been robbed by about thirty
ctd. They Immediately applied To General Postlh iov n
PARTY 10 In pursuit. They rode al night, in the
morning got Tascaia Here they captured of tha
robbers. At San Pablo they got two and shot cne ana
hung him 10 tree, with n playing card hs breast,
wis Por Ladron on IT, At the place wneye the rnn5erv
Sontag loet all he Instruments
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-27

NrEo's GARDrs The beautiful ballet called "rsAro"
and great comic psntomime OF "Hsnco' are 70 be per-
ormed this evening.
Bowny-kys. Hambin Will close her very successful
engagement to night by performing the heronss 10 the
stranger" AMI "Iucillen
BysroSs-Thc Last opportunity 0, enjoying the cont
cales a Mr. and Mrs. Florence will be Afforded This
ng. They play Ia three pdrthful pieces
wiIAU's -Mss Eliza inssn II 10 take her first beoeht
TO night She viii personaie Famine In the lady o.
Lyons" supported by Mr.. Jordan ~ Claude.
LARA Ku>p's.-rhe elegant scenic extravaganza Of
variety is 70 be withdrawn after W night. will Do
preceded by The fine play OF "roves Telegraph"
AwEncis Mrsrvw The interesting LEGAL drama entitled
the 'Sybil's Cave, or Wild Woman OF HoDoksn" Il
noupced for both afternoon and evening
MiysrSo1eYln addition 70 songs, dances, NC George
Cbrisy and Wood ocr the farce called the Masquerade
nsn aud the rysnts the burSesque Of the "ss~dusi
Acrobats."
ITALIAN 0rrRs-Nme. Is'rsnge presents " 7 Puritanl"
~ the opening piece for her brief operate season. winch
commences at the Academy on Monday.
NV UIvuTc Due sicy q elegant hail 10 10
theatre ser. Morday NJ Chsufrsr, the manager, has
secured god company ard al The cher eserlss crico
lated 70 sfsrd resryre 70 be frertsL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-27
the Turf.
rNsfnu Cprucu n I'm

NFiuN tNAhfks
trottinc match for ~ COO nile heats, bess threc In
Eve 70 wagons, came OF on rhvrsdsy afternoon the
Union Course, between q. Uncle Gam and brown geld
ing entered by Conh,n CARL no latter the fsvor!te
rrovors 10 The start few o. the "srosipg oues having
been informed that The brown horse had ro,ci In 25,
and tina, although bad trcshsr, his speed would carry
him through heat With two three breaks in less than
40; hence the odds Assps, Uncle sam certain nag q,
all umes Whether the brown horse has shown very
as, time, We are Unable 10 say and rather inclined 10
doubt the assertion he made very poor effort reach
2t0 on tho present occasion He vas beaten badly by
Uncle Sam N the chasrn OF hs sanuins suypsr,ers
There large amount Of money pending this trot
Tho attendance was very good, and the track In capital
order for Fast work. Tho following Is description OF the
racc,-
firt Ha, Mr. Carts horse won tho inside position In
The horses came up for the word this time "go
given The brown drew gradually away from Fam on the
upper trr but broke near the quarter pole Dmo 90
the brown, beeing him couple Of lengths tho half mile
pole In n Tho brown however, closed ON sam on the
lower turn and reached bis wheel they swung the
houcsrctch where he again broke up the seemng
ic too long Tor him He lon his legs again when near
home and sam won the heat by three lengths, In 2A5
Second Hedt-Bettng now two W In favor of Uncle
vantage although rounding the usrl got aide and
side with the gray but could not keep his feet He broke
In The place that be did In the first heat Sam uow
clear Of him, and went sous about business aud
opened gap OF i've or sx lengths TO the half mile 10
and maintained this advantage 10 the end the brown break
ing twice coming home Time OF heal 2s3l..
Third H.cI-ssm vent Oh with tho lead and tept TO
the end, the brown breaking badly several times during
The heat. Time 2A4 The following IN summary
TsrrpiY June 2-haich u 900, mile heats, beet three
In FIVE. 10 wagons.
n woodrua named e. unclc Sam. ............,I II
G. Carl named brown n. ding ......,..2 q 4
Time-2a5-2A3h--2t4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-27

no sw bfe persoaal integrity and honest principle for the
cheoks where this essential quality Is wanting The only
thing the state can do for I've SAFETY 70 that the
srretes for tho faithful perfo< Of public doue,
sple in amount and 70 Gdy exact the pledge when the
performance fas
But tho nnsn remedy for this fraud al the country
- nai NE pobnc purse should be IS little emp yea as
poesbe for any but the most strictly necessary expenses
Of government caty State has business 20 ON
bark In specalscns, whether barking railroad build
ing or nnancerng In any other way. II these hings
viii psy, private companies should undertake Thorn "
they oapnot be msdc profitable IL s only sinking much
OF the wealth Of the citizen 70 undertake them An
many bings become highly profitable In pgivse hsnss
that involve the loss Of ions under public manage meat
Where the ccass Ia, the eagles Will gather, and In pro
portion larRe sumo Of money pass through the prbn,
treasury sohemers viii po and plots will multiply, and
frsudr ANA defaicaisope abound increasingly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-27
No mater whx-a wa. %, 1 .f tSey . sSas
Coroner lnquesss.

FA,AL riif.-Coroner Connery held inczes; yesisy
day, at No. q BAxer street upon the body Of woman
named Margaret Jane rressou who died from Tho snsc
Of fall received yesterday morning ~ ber residence -
above. Deceased, appeared, vas intodcs:ed - No
time, and staggering on tho fros soop foil axnlnel ths
loser railing and received sncb pur,ss aboas bc he'll
that she died IN twenty minutes Afterwards. vspd,cs
Accidental ocaih." Deceased thirty seven ysass *
age and was native Of ireland.
BtlinrSo Cssrnr.-Corooer Gamble bed an inau~s "a
the New York Hospital, upon the body Of man smea
Michael OCcnnOr, who died from The en c.s Of pariea
received the 9Th instant by stone falling upon him
nj the building corner Of Washington add Fulton
streets, shero he employed ab0rur al tho Tune.
Verdict In accordance with The above n Is Deoeaeef
vas my ears ~ age, Al a was native Of lreA,d
ftrN vnruS ACCIDENT Roland Baher, sailor, vs
accidentally killed by falling from cart, (the wheels OF
which passed over his bodyJ ~ be Wa moving from
one boarding house 10 tho other The deceased
toxica,cd Al The tire Coroner Gamble held an pguess
upon the body verdict Accidental death.n Deceaset
was thirty NE years Of age, and native Of hAss-
chusests.
An rSKyo~v MiS Form pRowysD. Coroner Inls beS
an ,rauest upen the boiy OF unknown man, found
re.tng 10 the North river, Tubby HOOK. me de-
ceased was shout thirty years Of age was medium si,e
aba feet 9inches IN height The Diseased had been
10 the about two months and Judging from bis APP
pcsrsnce wS . hresrer by birth Verdict, "Poopd
drowned"