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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-02

that Exhibit a pamphlet Of 81 pages; and
how it should be stated at $4,000 on the
1st Of March, 1854, and be afterwards reduced
to Sl21, 961 %, is for you to explain. My
only Interpretation is given.
This statement Of assets is again endors.
ed by yourself, two months and twelve days
afterwards, at a meeting Of your new Board,
on the 18th of May, 1854, at and just after
the annual election; where too, as l shall have
occasion to show, an act was done, more sur
prising, if possible, than this wonderful dis
crepancy Of annual statements of cash SUBJ
scriptions.
/ quote from your address to prove your
prosperity and advancement under your origi.
nal policy just now being abandoned:
"Our Company has met with the usual
difficulties incident 10 the location Of i'm.
/ 'portant works. Still we have every reason
ito be satisfied with our position at the end o
the first year.
"No Company in this State Of which have
'any knowledge, has in the same time beer
cable to concentrate so large an amount o
available subscriptions on the line, or sucl
'entire confidence at home and abroad in TIT
success of the enterprise. Our available
stock subscriptions are already more than
million oil dollars. These have been made
principally by the cities of Evansville an,
"Lamasco, and the citizens of yanderburgl
County, and few others on the line. The
thousands who are able to aid in the con
'structiOn Of this great thoroushiare throug
their midst have been, as yet, mere lockers
"on. These, | confidently expect, will here
after act energetically with uS, as they no'
see that we are in earnest, and are laboriD
bona tide to make the work. &c.
} These quotations from your own state
ments, show TO men WHO knowthe pauc.ty {
Indiana local railroad subscriptions, that yo
, had succeeded well, and you, yourself, protes
to be satisfied with the years work. An
yet, it is proper to say here, that YOU had a
ready shown evidence of an intended depar
ture from the policy laid down for your COY
! ernment, and had thereby already damage
, your prospects.
M,
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TO BE CONTINUED.

THE Forty THOUSAND DOLLAR DEFALc.-
TIoS-The Madison Courier, endeavoring t.
screen the Republican State Treasurer for his
collision with the Brights and S!ay to give
them possession Of forty thousand dollars Ct
the peoples money, out Of the State Treasury,
and after the diShonor Of the paper by some
private arrangement, released Jesse ID. Bright
from his liability to pay it, says "the people
will not punish the victim, and let the men
caught with the money so unwhipt Of jus,ice.
The question is not now much, how was
the 10000 stolen, but who has liz" BY law
and the maxims OF morality, the accomplish
is as guilty as the principal thief If the first
purchase OF the drafts was legitimate aud
honest transaction, on the part Of the Republi-
can State Treasurer, in which he was misled,
the renewal of the paper after it had been pro-
tested, and the drawer had become bankrupt,
aid in that renewal to relinquish the liability
OF the principa! endorser-and the only secu-
rity on twas an act of such arrant and fla
grant folly, that it cannot be accounted for only
on the presumption of gross corruption. The
people of this state are not so besotted with
party spirit as TO be blind to these colIusive
frauds upon the public treasury 10y the leaders
Of the rival factions The defenders OF the State
Treasurer stultify must him, or admit him 10
be a rogue. In either position they must
assume the responsibility of having imposed
such an officer upon the state.
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febf-sA

The best evid.ne- that be aileei in favor OF the
Ho0aands erman Bitter. prepared
Dr. @ NJ daeesoai the unrrsc eaentsd demand fer them
from all parts oftae Uniea although there may be
compounds prepared and represented teny worthy
liberal patronage yet feel c3sstraai rcaark that
TIE ausb.r o. vita which tae worthy doe
tor has bcen hon0rsd by Of tbs highest character
and rcspseabty who oERd u have
TO his preparation 10 ;es,in-ny eienty conclusive that
enectusl remedy Tor the almost relief
those with TIA. drefnl aady dyspepsia has
been discovered. See advertisement. For slle BY
febi KELLER 4 WHITE
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SUSPENSION BRIDGEs.-The Niagara Sus.
pension bridge cost $4,000 and PAYS 90 pei
cent upon its capital. The New York Gen.
trail Railroad alone, pays 10000 per annum,
for the right to useit. The suspension bridge
at St. Louis, viii cost Sl,5o00o, and will
probably do more than ten times the business
Of the Niagara bridge; it is argued therefore
that the St. Louis Bridge must be an exceed.
ingly profitable investment.
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FOB; TsEE JOURNAL.
Insvrr 'sPirej tow be pot.
q need at tell. 'spOse you it;)
BatifI shuwt there's virta init
Dara'dif would nj In n uiaiti
ID. When you tawk OF dog rstypin.
WebstersrSsa9 a5d tales delits IA;
Dsi 'livshs'Il stSnp your teeturs.
And ''babis" ssw. deer little creeturs.
On paper. iron Fisss or plate.
Hen FIX yevr sasdier sare as fate.
So natral and so treT 70 life.
Whsayew're away twin fool yewr wife.
iov25-31 TILESrON's GALLERY
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fS good article will assy,trumph oversuy rre.enee =
imitation IL hAs been said tia. eity paradise Of
hubuga ba. really ncorrous article capable doiRg
AL that promised for ltand 1t will stand the Of OPP
position dependent ur0n inflated nOtorety and HOseters
famed temach Bter bear evidence OF tA fer has
taken hold by the people ard tried and
ing case OF Dysqepsia in any form When
these facts known. why should IL not Sc appreciated
by body For sale by Druggists
generally. KELLER WHITE;
HALLOGK A STODDsRO.
WOOLSEY & SAWYER.
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GREAT CURE OF DYSPEPSIA.

@. q. MERSuON. Merchant says:
sIMrsosvILLE Shelby Co. ky.. March 20. 1s55.
THE German Bitters general sati.acon and here
with hand certificate Of Hr. Merton Berkeley arspecsa
be farmer Of this cluntry.'
sMPsoSvIILE KY. March 40. is5jDearSir-Iw ould in
form that have been afflicted for several WITH
by sia. in azgravstei fern. for which used
para sui various other remedies without obtaining
relief From the various testimonials in favor Hoos-
lands German Btter8 nsuoed to them. and
with pisasure that throrTh their nss an enjoy
ath than haze dore Tor past and che rf
rveomuend the BieTg all etei With tAst terrible dis
ease. Respectfully. Yoars.
To Or. c " Jackson. MORT0S BERKLET.
See advertisements. feh3 cav
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49, GENTLEMAN. thoroughly acquainted With the
fJa dry goods aud business. has had long
rsrenee in both. is excellent salesman. and
rlishsd Book Keeper would like stu alton IN which either
or ell these qualifications would be avalstle to has
ployers WHOM he give the high Apply
to the editor OF the Journal. fe2i-u
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VAL-AErE NEpicINE la cole OF to-day. will
be ound the card of DIR T. H. CAvAS ACgH advertising
cCRE" for tha. distressing dscse tie Piles. The
Dr. has Tor ma1y years. devoted his attention :, this elias
% dsases and IN seh TIA, he oasrs
publc aeita eati-d their eatire
aaee Il has <y tested daring the
aud rs seaey has proved uRinterrupei eeaeiou
IN all eases. We ree0mmsad the addicted to try IL.
(Chieaao Path Pipder.
For sale in this esyh feb3 KELLER & WHITE.
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rKHPL. d. HoNoR.

Evansville Temple Of Honor No. every Thursday
evening the Hail. street. over the CaaaI Bank.
T.. W. P1INTDEXrER. ". c.. r.
j. 0'EEILLY. W. X.
Beacon Light Seeiai Temple No. Is every alternate
Friday evebisE Is shove. JOIS HYDE. p. p. I.
q. W. 1T DyARD B. r. jau20 SILLY
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OF The Merchants and Manufacturers
Bank Of New Albany has gone into liquilat N
and holders Of bills are notified to present
them to the office for redemption.
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GA conscience minister in New York
declined reading notice of lecture from his
pulpit upon the ground that in making such
announcements he would be cheating the
printer.
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EOAggJNG

With large ans pleasant for the Of
seatenah .nilAy for gle geassa he obtained
in private iauiiy. in central iOAtioa Apply this
Office. feIl-u
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CoAT.

WOOD. WOO0!!-ordsrs for Wood LEFT at sAsUEL
vIcKEEr's will hs TrouPtly 6ilsa. feb3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ss- Noteesn tAIs place per line one insertion
80 eea rer ue three times; 80 Der line one week ds
eounton logger time
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'irY GALLERY

~ want good aud
MO cheap picture ca'I 81 the CITY
- eso parnsrrtaa Gallery. No. IS.
Main street, feiI-tf
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The Price Of Coal at the PcDiAE HINES .
~ tue t'--.... cents per bushel
Hauled to any Per, OF ths eity...........Io =.
JOHN WYN0ND,
feb2 Seerc.ar and Manager.
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nnLAn,g.Y.s niarMEx1 arp plLls.-rh,

eleventh Lst victim serofaa. salt iheura
ulc pt aadv fancy i'm possible. II
Hoilo~Ry's Oin.ms external
complaints HE Pills for internal dizor1er Sold :he
No 80 Maiden Lane. SewYork and No. 24
strand London and tyai Druggists at 25c tzls sad 81
per pot box. fe25-iwo&w
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KgMp,s WORM pasrIrIrs.-They contain no

RENF's WUh!I tsElE.E.sT.--Ihey oontain no
mercury require lie taken after them Destroy
species ofin'esa worms with ahsolss eerainy
RfeiaE In ard extremely p@la,abe Hristos
the Tor scroiua. ErurtinEs.
diseases of the lungs trnors and all nant ~
morbid in the blond. sold by ID. tanrian Co
wholesale druggists ga Water street NevYOrk. and ~ ali
druggists. sarsarar!ia a. and Pastiles re bottle
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r. 4 Y 4 8

ten time. soe three times $i
oneweeS 81 weeks. 81 50; month. 81; three
mouths 81 So SIX months $40; year. as Dsecunton
larger advertisements. Cards of six lines under. > Per
Ne charge for marriage death or notices.
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6NARPET CuaEG.--IGclls assorted eolCrs:
- 100 white coiors reed tsis day aud for sale by
fl Z. !. ID
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'otai SitoO,OOo.
(which, you add, will be largely increased
by stock to be taken by contractors, as well
as by counties along the line" This is for
ten months work, certainly a good showing;
especially in view of your statement ten
months before. that five thousand per mile or
seven hundred and fifty thousand would grad
uate the road from Evansville to indianapolis
Pirdon me for calling your attention par
tcularly to this three hundred and sixty thous-
and dollars cash subscription. | do it because
OF NV uneigned SUI prise, to find that this
three bundled and sixty thousand dollars at
tested by yourself and Mr.. Carpenter, and
published at home AMI abroad, influenced,
Judge by the new policy just afterwards
adopted is found to be SO far either ex-
plunged or ignored, that Mt your next an
null report, say. OH the 10Th OF May, 1856,
it is ref orte amounting, paid and uncollected
only to the sum Of one hundred and twen-
ty-one thousand, nine hundred and sixty
one dollars, twenty Eve cents, and this,
too, without any explanation whatev-
err Emanating from such source, If it
were simply an error Of figures, which it can
not be, as the iootins' show, it ought to be
explained. This cash subscript on was the
most important and the leading statement OF
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EyrGA ga. MOL tssRs. COFFIiE AND RrCE.--

? bhls cIH-ce STTar; 10 Tbs pantation Moasscs;
zbSsNo iciarjEed Sugar; 10 bays choice RIO Coffee;
90 PsEaered do; tieTee Rice, lust reed per
stsanor James Montgomery and or sale by -l'1i'
fell ylcKERY 4 JOHNSTON. .
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Hist RECEIVED PER eTEAMER BkLMONT
HARDWARE.

VIZ are daily receiving additions veil
assorted stock OF eosds a3d this spring will dup
cate bits matter when brought East We
have IN store everything that required for the
house poJposes that under the head
ware Msinvitc the attention OF citizens well
merchants 10 examine our stock before purchasing.
fsl2 BABcocK 4 soSNTAG.
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6DkR GROSS steamb at Cards; NY
a u IS do Highlander de 20 gross PLAYERS Carts;
IS txs ground CoEoe; lobss re. % cenee. rec,
and Tor faie ~ I. D.. HERMANN,
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tGtOhs-we have eors,an ty band ala rye stock -
~ Liquors OF the best brands Valley Whisky
h9e, sonongsheia WHISKY Catavls Brandy. Pert Nine,
sset vine. Genuine Nalfga Wine, Ginfer Wine nass
vine, blackberry Wine. Native Port Wine Biaekberry
Brandy and large variety Of TIE Brapdies sa1ehy
feB I. Il ID. uEINANN.
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EE tDAOifc CEJEa1.- bis in store and Tor sale
"A by decI6 PRESTON BR oS.
Il - boz assorted Pinc churns: -i
IL - daz 20 Cedar Chn-ns: arl
Is Paiif. % Racks cord Bsckets:
10 dOs3 hoped cedar Buckets; tFIiE 90
10 COZ ass cedar. oak aRs pine horse Buckets -
I5tos we'll Baskets; nests assd safe
BY feli z H. COOK &S0S.s n
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-28

Owing to the immense business done by the UNDER
signed, they have found it necessary to open another
BRANCH III Orove, and have located it nearly OPP
poste the Orleans Hotel, and directly opposite the
Miners Bakery. on Montgomery ,treet, where they
are uuv opening and offer for sale as fine stock oil
Clothing, Boots and shoes, Hats Caps, and rs good
IL stock of L nder Cnlhng as can be- found in their
well known establishment TO the Miners and resi-
dents OF Thompson tln. Morris Rnvine, Oregon
Gulch and Chy, aud everybody, with their friends,
We would simpl! say drop in and see us at the
Branch, examine Onr stock you nave both the right
quantity and quality to select n0m. clothe s,our
selves comfortably, go ON your way rejoicing and II
our goods don't give you satisfaction, our names are
not u. TOY IL OTrERSON,
Montgomery street. opposite st. Nicholas, and
Branch, opposite NJ ners' Bakery. do
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MINER s. 3 AVERY.
Montgomery steert, doors above the Orleans ro.e
OR q I'll l. f..
STEPHEN TOLAND,. ...Propretor.

STEPHEN TOLAND,. Proprietor.
THNlIlS Is THE PIONEER BAKERY OF ORC
ID Vnc, and the proprietor would ackuowl,dg,
his lhnnksip the people OF Oruvltc and ycinily f.
their patronage. and sGiiciis n.inuanCc OF tL.
same feeling confident that he can give better salts
faction for the same money. than amy other estub-
lishmsnt ut the Sind IN Oroviilc. PIES unde Il.
fresh iruu az all kinds, and CANES of every variety
al 10" PRICES, can be had at his Bakery, OF viii
be delivered at The. doors of his customers
OrOviile, Dec. ~ le56. d3l.tf
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MOUNT PLEASANT This j. the name Of n
new mining town in Plumas county. 1t has
sprung up within the last eighteen months,
and is well supplied with water from two
large bitches. Some of the claims are yield
ing from m ounce to thirty dollars per day
to the hand At Gales Hill in that vicinity
the miners are doing well
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BACKUS NInsraELs This fine band Of
negro delineators played last night to an
overlooking house, notwithstanding the Cir.
Gus opened at the same time Backus as
usual, kept the house in perfect roar--
They play again tonight for rhe last time,
and we advise all who wish to laugh anu
grow fat to 20 aud see them. Tickets can
be secured at the box office, from 10 \. NJ.
to Z. NJ to- day
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e!iice Of the Bntte Quartz MiniEg Company,
Treasurer Butte County,

OROvILLE, May "a, 1851.
Notice is hereby given, to the stockholders of the
Butte Quartz Mining Company, that an assessment of
three ourths of per cent Oh the capital stock of
said Company has This day been levied by the Board
of Trustees, aud made payable at the Treasurer's
Office. before the 18th day of May, A ID. 1891.
:. ". W. COUGilEY, secretary
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Merchants Exchange and Billiard Saloon.

Montgomery street, opposite the Drug Store of
Randall II McDermolt The subscriber would in
form the public, mat he has taken the saloon for
merl, known as the Washington Exchange. and hav-
ing reftted the same in the best manner, making II
at the same time the most commodous and COM
Portable Saloon in Orovillc The Bar will be sup
piled with liquors of the best quality. In short.
everything VIII be done to promote the comfort Of
his patrons, for which share oi public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
febl9 DWARkOWSKY,
Formerly of the firm Of IIopley Co, Marysville.
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County Treasurer's Office,

OROvILLE. May l2h, 1907.
Notice is hereby given, that all porssnl- holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from The General Fund,
registered between the lsl day of November 1856,
and the 5lb OF December | $50 inclusive, that the
will be- paid presentation AT this office, and
after this date said Warrants will to bear in
ferest. WIN BALTIMORE.
Treasurer Butte County.
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Oruuille DaiIQ Butte Rerurh.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 18th. 1867.

CALIFORNIA TRADE WITH THE East -
The shipping of goods for the California
market mas, for many years, formed an i'm
portant branch of commerce in the Eastern
cities The necessaries and luxuries of life
for which we were dependent nearly alto
gether in early times on importatlons from
the Atlantic, are now Supplied in great
measure from our own borders. Each day
our ability to do so increases, and of course
this fact is felt in the Eastern markets. Tho
Boston Board of Trade, in II late report re-
ferring to the California trade, remarks
The California trade is one of much value
and Importance to New England. The con-
sumption 5 quite large in proportion to the
population Tins trade the past year has
been very much depressed, owing to the
very heavy shipments of 1896, which created
II surplus Of goods largely exceeding the
wants OF that market.
"he shipments from Boston to San Fran
cisco for 1856 were II 2jS cases; value
S2l0,U0,00o The value shipped from New
lork and Philadelphia during the same pc
riod was not less than $500 900
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HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
.ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
CORNER MONTGOMERY AND liUNTooN STREETS,
OROvILLE
FRANK JOHNSON, -. ....Proprietor,

- HAVING PURCHASED THE HOUSE
fBii. known heretofore rs lunoon's Exchange ]
k.:I have renovated, re- fitted, newk furnished and
Opened il under the above name, with entirely new
Arrangements | have erected II spacious dining
hall-ndded Il large number of elegant! lurnls leu
roo ms for Families, and am prepared To accomno
date any Rumber OF gnests in IA MANNER that trust
will be satisfactory To all. Having had The ben.
eft OF long experience in the business, Al us
shall give my whole attention Ia II, intend tg
make this house in all s essential appointments, he
very best in this section OF California
FRANK JOHNSON.
B-The Cal Stage Coz General Office is at this
House, where passengers arrive IrGm and depart TO
all points OF the country.
December 81 1876. d3l-tf
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ScrOfula and Diseased Blood.

'.R8. GUY$OTTS improved Extract of yellow
dock and Sarsaparl n" IS true s3ecilc The pro-
prietors have in their possession hundred
certificates Of the most extraordin Try cures effected
byt. We seley sag, Try it. 1t revives the
dropping constitution eradcates all humDis from
ihe Blood, and by It's tonic properties retorcs the
invalid to life aud yigor. As spring and summer
mediciLe, 1t has equal. Its singIarly efiacious
action W the blood, it's strengthening and vIvifyIng
action ON the system stands pre- emiuanty above all
other Sarssparias. Ii you would have the rose
brought back ~ your cheek, ceac healthy ana
transparent skin, aud life and vigur mbued through
the system, take uuysolt's Extrac: VI yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla. II contains more of the pure
Honduras Sarsapara than any Other preparation
extant, which is chemically combined with the ex.
Tract. of yellow Dock and the Extract of Wild
Cherry thus making the remedy more thoroughly
efficient than any other parila before the pubs
he. At the same time il is perfectly free from oil
mineral pvlsons, which cannot be said Of other Sar
sapara compounds.
ry-He cane al and bay none but Quart BOTrLEs.
Sold by Druggists generally.
Cuhon syNicDermot, Agents for Oroviilc.
PARK 4 White. General Agents, and importers FOR
all valuable Patent Medicines, 1872 Washington ST.,
San Francisco. myl5-3m2p
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n O T | e. + .

THE Subscriber has received the appointment of
l. Superintendent ct the Urovile Cemetery. from
the Board uf Trustees. and viii be ia readiness To
attend Ia any cal un hun, al his Office Bird street
y B.--N ~ attend Ia removing Graves in enc
terry. Also, will furnish metallic Tor removing
elsew here. } HAMELL.
prl .+la .lSi7. api5U
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NOTICE

EDuBLIC Notice is hereby given that three certain
n promisUry notes made 10y Abel & Monty. Of
rovile. Butte cOun !. pa! able 10 The order of ~ r.
Musten, and endorsed by him each for the sum OF
seven bundled and tWeniy-Un twenty eight one
hundredths dollars. due seyerully at sixty Ninety
and one hundred and twenty DAYS from date, tMAy
18th lr5T) will not be paid by The con ,ideTa.
iun of the SAID nUts has tailed aud all persons are
warned not 10 trade E5T them.
n. X MASTEN.
Orovie, May Ihh,l957 Inn
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HELD TO BAIL.--Francisco Rancolia, who
killed Lewis Thomas Mt Sonora, on the 18th
May. has been held to bail in the sum Of
$500.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-28

Z;6- sixteen ounce nugget was taken
out of q claim on Deer Greek, a mile and
half from Nevada, few days since
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-28

U. S. ARMY.--All the disposable force of
the army is ordered for the West--for Kan
sAs, for Utah, and for operations against
the Cheyenne Indians.