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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-31

LATER FROM SALT LAKE--Files of the
Deseret .Nttcs have been received up to the
I'd of June, being four days later from Salt
Lake than by previous advices.
On the 26th May, Gov. Beigham Young
reached home in return from his northern
tour, he processes to be much refreshed and
improved by his trip. The Saints are full of
rejoicing at his deliverance from the dangers
of the wilderness
The wheat crop promises we'll. The wealth
er has been clear and pleasant On the 9Th
May thore was severe frost, which did
some damages to the fruit trees. On the
11th May it rained copiously
Elders Henry McEwan and VIM. NJ. Cow
ley lett for California on the 18th May 30
take the places of Elders Joseph Bull aud
Mathew Wilkie in the Standard office, San
Francisco.
A settlement is being made on the Weber
river, above the crossing of the emigration
road, either on the eastern part of the coun-
ty or in the summit
There is to be an Annual Agricultural
and Manufacturing Exhibition in October at
Salt Lake.
The work of bhilding the new temple is
progressing with great energy Quite an
army OF stone cutters, masons, etc, are busy
upon the enterprise.
WorSmen are building fire engine at
Salt Lake They get along with it slowly ;
but, when completed. it is expected to be q
splendid machine"
Tho eastern mails. from Independence,
May !. arrived at Salt Lake May 29th A
mail for the States left Salt Lake on May q
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-31

Nor DEAD fET.-A correspondent of the
Alta thus contradicts a report published in
that paper of the suicide of Alex. Beatty, OF
San Jose
MIR EDITOR: | see it stated in the Alta
of Sunday. that Alexander Beatty was shot
last Thursday night. This may be truc-if
so, took drink with his ghost. on the ars
rival of the .ditd announcing his death
Poor Alex may he have good time on tho
other side of Jordan.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-31
OO-Partnershin

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, thai the under
In signed hays this formed a co-partnership, un-
der the name, arm and style OF DiCKEY g. CO.. for
the buying and selling OF Ice, in the city Marysyille
Yuba county, and the counties adjacent thereto.
JAMES Y DICKEY,
JAMES MURRAY
J0HN kiCHARDS.
Napsviile, July 70, 1867 -a5-st.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-31
Peaches. Peaches!. Peaches!!!

July 2lst, 1857.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-14

We learn from our Tennessee exchanges TINT
ex-Goy Jones has written letter which has nc
cidentaHy found its way into the public prints.
The subject on which he seeks 10 cnlighien his
Tennessee constituents is Distribution. the JUS
,ce of which principle he still contends for, but
says, "as Il majority Of the American people diff
fer with him he is willing to acquiesse. "l'he last
few months have witnessed numberess success
full efforts Mt grand Vd lofty tumbling' and in
most instances the vaulters have favored tho
world with long winded aud patriotic effusions.
setting forth the why's aud wherofores" of
their trenchery to old friends, and long cherish
ed principles. In some instances those intense.
ly patriotic gentlemen professed to no change in
their political views. but believing that the choice
for President was narrowed down TO Buchanan
or Fremont. rather than witness the success of
the latter they willing To make choice of
the last Of two evils aud thus lent heir support
to "thc sage of Pennsylvania Foremost IA
mongst the class, occupying this very equivooal
position, was the gentleman whose last letter has
ust seen the light. Although we had no con.
fdenee in the honesty Of his reasons given for
supporting Buchanan, still we were unprepared
for this last humliating and degrading confess
sion.
Fer years past his chief boast has been the
consistency with which he warred against tho
pernicous teachings of Democracy, aud on eve.
~ conceivable occasion he poured into the ranks
Of the Democratic party denuncanns Of the fer
cost characterize spoke frequently Of that in
terminable gulf" which separated him from that
party. aud in speech Mt Louisville few years
ago he exhausted the English vocabulary for in.
vective sufficiently strong 10 give expression to
his intense loathing and contempt of the party
who "hunted Henry Clay to his grave" and
whose sympathy for his death he spnrned be-
cause he said their hands still reeking in
his blood To openly affiliate with this party
under the circumstances and to sacrifice his own
convictions of right in order to get on the strong
side, md then to publish the fact to the world. is
we think, attaining II depth of mfumy without
parallel even in these days of political treache-
~. From the sworn friend ct Henry Clay we
had hopes for better things than is made manifest
in this the las, exhibition of the slayer of james
X. Polk"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-14

VALUE OF THE SLAVES OF THE SouTH.-The
New Orleans Delta estimates the number of
slaves at the South at over three and n half mil
hons, and their aggregate vnl1e. at present pri-
ces, at fully sixteen hundred millions of dollars.
The cotton plantations in the South it estimates
at about eighty thousand, and tho aggregate
value of their annual product at the present pr
ces OF cotton, is fully one hundred aud twenty
five millions of dollars. There are over fifteen
thousand tobacco plantations. and their annual
products may be valued ut fourteen millions of
dollars. There are two thousand six hundred
Sugar plantations, the products of which aver
age annually more than twelve millions. There
are hive hundred and ittyone rice plantations
which yield an annual revenue of four millions
of dollars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-14

A COOP TIME CoMiNe.-'The crops through
out the civilized world give cheering promise Of
an abundant harvest la Canada, the prospect
Is full Of encouragement. The late heavy rains,
though in some Instances they may have done in
jury. have in general done incaloulable good
According to the Montreal Pays, the quantity
of land under grain in Lower Canada, is unusn-
ally great. The grain harvest on the Continent
of Europe promises the most brilliant results
Ia some of the southern districts of France il is
already being secured In England oil kinds of
crops look better than they have done for years
past. In some of tho Southern States of the
Union the new wheat has already been brought
into market. The New York journal of Com,
merce says that new North Carolina red wheat
was exhibited on Change on Friday. 1t was a
sample of 10 600 bushels which appears very
well, although it may have been cut Il little
too green. We repeat-a good time is coming.
Phii. Eng.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-14

Flow OF SILVER TO THE EAsr.--The Bonn
bay Times says that, immense rs was the i'm
port of bullion in the last official year, it has nj
ready been far exceeded in the nine months
which have thus far elapsed in tho current one.
The editor remhrks:-
Now, it we take ny the starting point of the
recent demand for silver the years 1850 81 and
compare the average of the seven las, years
with that of the sixteen preceding. we find that
for tho former we have nn amount of the pre-
cious metals retained in tho county If G5,5OO-
900, against an annual accumulation of only e.
100000 previously in other words, India is veal
thier to day by nearly forty scores of rupees
than she was in 1880 in the precious metals alone
making no account whatever of her increased
wealth in landed and personal property. and in
public and private works of improvement through
out her vast extent of territory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-14

CROSSING THE PLAINs--We learn from tho
Greenfield MOI Sonthmester that emigration TO
California is greatly on the increase in that part
Of the Staie-never before having been grca-
ter II equnlled, unless in the years 1851 80. As
many as twenty wagons week have passed
through Greenfield this spring, bound for Califor-
MIA, and IT Is thought that seven thousand head
of cattlc have gone from that county, and twice
as many from Greene. California is great State
and will we'll repay the agricultural emigrant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-14

ticipaie such an influx of freesollers as shall en-.
F able them TO defeat the Constitution
! The Leavenworb Herald gives Us the follow
ing insight into the intentions Of the free soilers:
On Saiurda, evening last in accordance WIN a
call OF the leaders Of the free State part!a nfeiihg
was held at the Onion church, in this place " un-
lerstand they determined upon letting this election
work out its own results. a. disaiirefIon hat grown
up in the democratic ranks. aud II was their best
policy to encourage It. They determined however 10
vote at the October eleltou aud rnna candidate ot
Congress aud also candidates for the Legtsiaiute.-
We were aware that thi, their policy, for u had
been direct at the north tine since They Ind re-
cciyed severe rehukrs FROM ther friends at the north
for the course they have pursued IN mol registering
their names, aud going into this election,
The leaders now think, If they can carry the octo-
Der election, they viii defeat any constitution this
convention may frnme. They going 10 ny aud
repair their damaged fortunes in october They vain
ly hone and expect to keep enough Of the carpet sack
gentry in the Territory until after that election, TO
give them the majority Il Is true that many OF these
ittnerant mgrnnts may remain M they will have
ample time to return by steamboat to Massachusetts,
Ohio aud elsewhere, after the election. Bnt most
Of them will have 10 be paid 10 remain here, md II i
very doubtful whether enough money VIII he reser-
we'd from specializing purposes TO accomplish much
in this way
II is now the policy Of the Black Republicans in
Kansas to divide aud conquer They no doubt
heartily rejoice ticket has been brought forth
in opposition 10 the regular nominees They profess
to have no sympathy with the ticket by calling II
Red Republican" The imsy ganze with which
they attempted to cover up their policy is too thin
it won't do--their object Is plainly 10 he They
propose TO stand Reof in this election and only take
part 50 hras to encourage division aud dissenllon
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-14

Counts great inauence,as the political champion
| of the church IN France, would secure hi. el,e
! lion through this Influence: but when election day
| came the priests Aesitated between the Count
and th. Slate. and compromised the question by
a complete absteniion from the polls.
Tnp FREScn ARMY An official account of
the French army has just been published
The number of French Generals at Division Is
81, mud the generals of Brigade l5o. The
serve consists of 80 Generals of Division, aud
1872 Generals of brigade. he Staff Corps
minis a. in 1856 That the commssariat (ln-
tendance Mitare.) which was mod fled by de-
cree of the 18th of July last, is Ia consist Of eight
inspectors general, but only SIX OF them have
been Nominated I he effective of the Imperial
Guard has not been increased. but It's Two com
panies If engineers have been formed uio di-
vision. aud the regiment of Dragons has taken
the name of 'Dragoons Of the Empress" The
gendnrmerie Of which regiment and squad.
ron figure in the Imperial Guard, consist of le-
ginns of the colonial c1mpunle.-the legion III
Algeria the Garde de Paris and ot IA battalion of
several companies of firemen tpomPitrs.) Ihr
infantry consists of 3iS battalIons, DIVIDED Into
2sD6 compunies:-adding the Imperial Guard,
the number il 379 bnttnlions and 3OI ! companies
its officers arc liz colonies. 5OG chefs de batial-
ion md 1870 captains the cavalry consists Of IS
regiments and $50 squndrons. The artillery,
including the guards consists of 10 regiments.
2I5 batteries md - depot companies; il has
generals of division, 10 generals of brigade, Sc
colonpls the same number of lieutenant colonies
$40 captains 37I lirutenants aud l65 sublieuien-
ants. without including tho officers Of the Ecole
de Metz
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-14

Notice Messrs. JAS. W. Brown. Jostfh htos " -
NnSIaoNKKY the city for making oodefilhs aa
~ ~ xs az INC yirrnian ohieo the ist Of April Is"l
.,rnc ali hills for subscripion due to the uni'f
a To distant Subscribers and advertisers "ho are ~ ~
rars hin win I've sent b, mail and omiianees foath '"s
sbann. i, registered letters, s"hvtieda our fhAi -
hishv Important that the old business shoal o. tp'y
~ trrs that ali those who are indebted 20 US
III, qeyaie the necessity fJr early and FHiP' set'e
,nrpt ut tbeir accounts presentation ,.r,ne
meh' % '"' MCDONALD Il PETERS.
MAY 2l-s 4,...,., =. ro.oiye sub.
s,ion< 10 the yirsnian for he pi Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-14

Tse Policy efihe' Free state" Party in Kansas
The Kansas freesoilers finding in Gov. Wal
ker an unexpected ally of their designs. have
determined not to vote for delegates to the Con-
stttutlonal Convention. but to await the submis-
sion OF the organic law to the ratification of the
people OF the territory. BY that time they an
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-14

ree call the atieniioI II advertisers 10 ihe aPo,
of M yfHaIxIAs advertising ia'aah .i ssns
rannfrY papers large circulation IA fhf S"aas ~
nart Of ,he state whence a grfwing traie seess a '
,rrai, c,irs There Is DO dats paper pnashed wiihih
hn,ires =, miles sonth OF this point anu the
~ - ,,ris and Tennessee Railroad 10 the line Of the TAT.
So. last contribute 70 the Aifsalsn the paper Tor
,ss, seson a. il can send daily elegraFhe niaraton
s = .ssnrs OF all others which dabtess viii ensure 10"
.., ,rrrassi circulation for the int 'rmaten 81 our
y ,tst section we would that intend to give
a.~sl.nar attention to the markets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-14
1IVuE VIseGINIA WHEAT D.IsI. v,r,,

Il GlAND ATTACHMENT AND SEED S0WER =
The subscribers are manufacturing the above acbie N
CAM bel C. H. and DESTROYS Introducing them int ~
being assured thai the farmers will real 70 nm ncr
crops by its use, aud will half Of tho
used where they hiir wheat BROADCAST A nrs
MUM arlcd to Drill all others at the Last m
tersburg Fair nee which tine have made an improve,
the Guano Attachment and the stationary gpouts
We refer to tn following certificates the value of tho
Drill
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-14
WHEAT TURASHERS.

nNiE UNDERSIGNED having become Agents for the
Il Schenectady Agricultur Works will keep constantly
hand sample of their Patent Improved Railway
Powers Thrashcrs and Sepaates Combined IhrashCs
Wnnowers. This fhrashing machine received the FIRST
PRlMll at the New York State Fair in 1886 aud
give good satisfaction all who have used them
THE HORSE POWERS made strong, aud gear.
ed that II requires the travel only about q miles
hour thereby making suitable work either horses
them.
THE THRASHERS and CONFINED TRANSFERS and
WlNNOW Frs constructed discharge all the grain
and dust through the machine and the feeders
is usual with other kinds
The Thrasher and Winnower has REVOLVING WIRE
SEPARATOR, which does the work perfectly than
be done in any other
THE SEPARATOR (riddle) has fork shaker which
shakes the grain the passes the Thrash
Persons wishing examine these Thrashers do by
calling store where further Information will be given
concerning them. IRBY 4 SAUNDERS.
iy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-14

fused Flynn Co.'S Wheat Drill with Guano aachmep,
the last with infinite satisfaction Isuweda portion of
my crop broadcast on the same land II there differ
ence in the land was in favor of that bruacased was
least week earlier than the drilled
quantities of gnano The drilled presents the best
appearance and will be harvested week earlier
and Will from present appearances yield something
fourth moro 10 the acre than that broacased attribute
this to the fact of the broadcast wheat being killed
when that drilled not being injured thereby all l
ed small portion land without previous
ton merely cutting off the an seeding the there
and uIhesatngy This to be the best wheat
in PHILIP f. WRITER'S
CAMPBELL COUNTY, June lith, le57.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.
n ~ A a A a

u llt
Il the reespon Of vtsitns II Is
OF the AHeghany Mountain IN the County Montgomery
Virginia - miles D.pn - -.
gina a Tennessee Railroad -"
To persons seeking health or pleasure this Iacc affords
the delightful retreats any whore 10 be found In ~
mountains Of Virginia Tho pow curative properties If
water have been long established For
Diseases OF the siomac anil Bowels probably exrels
in this State Tor Chronic Darrha cgarde as eria
Ample arrangements laNu been made
and irom the springs IN splendid fonrllose coaches nnn
aged by careful aud experienced drivers Also extra limo
al Coaches will be Kept IN readiness the Adj
jaeeut watering, or other places at
IHoS II. fUMLKES)
J. 4 EDMI<BS0N prepr;,,o,.
{. Is. GARDNER
4, 10 TIA,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-14
a RETIRED PHYSICIAN

/Whose sands of life have nearly discovered while
bronchitis Coughs, Colds aud General Debility. The
EDDY discovered by him when his only child daughter,
given up die lie had heard much of the wonderful
restorative and healing qualities preparations made from
the East India Hemp and the thought occurred to him that lie
make remedy for his child lie studied hard aud
eoeiod in realizing his wishes child was cured aud now
alvo aud well lie has since administered the wonderful
thousands OF sufferers in all parts of the world aud he
failed in making them completely healthy and hap
Ply Wishing to do much good possible he viii send TO
lis afflicted fellow beings it, Tins recipe, with
full and pcit directions Tor making up and successfully
using He requires each applicant ncnsc him shilling
three postage recipe the
remainder be applied the of this advertisement
Address DIR. IL. JAMES.
No 10 Grand Street. Jersey City, N. J.
B-Dr. II. James has neither Office New
York, have pretended and advertised The recipe
is from PLACE but No. 10 Grand street, JERSEY
Cy, New Jersey ina 2fd& elmo
\ Hertumed frenth.-Wha lady or gentleman would
labor the dagrecabe breat when using
DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID 1t will not only rem Ter it,
but make the teeth white aahaster prevent tooth
preserve them decay Recommended by den
sCians where
beautiful Complexion may he attained by its
pinpes, fockes renders the skin and beaut
fa mpartng rich roseate hue 1t the
being from all injurious Price 80
cents. Forsalcby STRorHEk WHirEHEAD
SrABLhk " JONES,
SITS and Druggists where.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-14
v;r.;s;aw lob Printing Once.

x-,,e~1.S ION ,rrrcF has fitted uP with great
ana submitted with extensive assortment al yls
~ rrry the neat and prompt execution OF az
80 =; plain anal ornamental Printing It's under te sh
rtn,enaenre Of Mr H. G TRrAkLE, by whom an orders wiz
he rpncnay Oiled Distant patrons viii be promptly s,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-14

Valuable Notwithstanding the present week
10 friends who have been induced
rheumatism,
quence having this preparation advertised in coll
have called To state the result OF their
These persons that thcT rheumatic
cnrcd by applications of DE Grahs "Elec
Oh they recommend its to all who afflicted
with the diseases which II designed 10 curePr0p
.iirgtie1.
ot column lie Ii I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-14

species OF lung complaints but eSors very
pow trfnl influence DISEASED LIVER. Ia THIS
paint undoubtedly proved eicaei9us than
remedy hltherto employ cd and IN numerous Instances when
patients endured long and suffering IRON the dis
ase receiving the various
dies WHEN has been resorio In yan the
% ials9m has restored the liver healthy action and
many en ted permanent known
remedy had fllcl 10 produce This desired effect.
Nonc genuine unless slgneJI BUTTS on the wrapper.
{tfvp Il a. ixX
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Testimony Of Doe,. %. uu,.h.,.

nnEFS BASK pocaloItas Go prll 10Th isss
osentenen -s"ne few months since allent applied Il
for meiifa advice afflicted with
~ syphilis the had been under the charge physicians
without TelisiD
ee Of the profession but the dscasa stnbb0rny all
eprts Tie Of Carriers Spanish Mixture
ing reached ad being personally acquainted with your
sIYes. Determined Ia II trial DID aud
good Effects evident aud three bottles
hun
Asan act ofJus'ica osuGerng humanity, eanpt Withhold
iestiBhny its virtues Alternative prompt pnri-
the blood and take pleasure recommending
profession and public generally. Yours respectfully.
July ~ t1anF % BUTCHER, NJ. ID.
Bsoilovay;s Oiat cent mud I'ilis.-An a-tOnisl
Ing 81 an asces pronounced ncnrablcb by the faculty
rnrntt OF Cumberland, Maine afflicted
abscess In his and about the
mb ainpuiated but the OF oiowsys
pills which completely healed It, Sold at the Drits
70 Maiden Lane, New York and No 24i Strand Lon Ion
aud by all druggists at BE- 6lc, aud 81 pot or box
. Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-14
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.

fINhiS Altering Place ayorabiy known to- the unl5.
will be opened tor tle reception OF vlsitol the 81
Of June ~
The present praprictors happy ,lai ,
have seru etl the services. General Manager II
LIZ tof the American t1pteL Richmond Va whas. sr -
p"rrnee in The Hotel business and we'll esai
As gentleman AMI caterer, sairi,nt guaatlt, mar -
~ chitt will be made 10 satisfaction
The powerful curative properties Of this water and IN, eli
cacy In ali dsesss "f The Stomach Liver. Bowels Ncrva4.
system &c. we'll altesrd by the many calm M
racu"usl which have been ehcried by its We rear " m
confidence To all f' former patrons af the llt
complete BATHING rs ABlIStiMENT has since Las,
season been added t" our arrangements the comfort Of our
visitors FOR further particulars refer Cards fl, Ia
found IN Hotels. tars, STEAMBOATS,.
spl nid Inc Of -Four Horse Coaches will convey yisor
from Shawsyil Ia this place 81 miles, good road vim
only one hill between the points.
BRIDGES & HOLT. PloprieoIx
JOHN L. LEE Manager
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-14

AMHERST c II
purchased Wheat Drill of J. NJ =. Fiynn Co, and
worked sell in owing 40 bushels wheat regard il
implement which every farmer ought have as any
of oleraby good mechanical skill wheat oats
peas turmp seed with it, and If Mr. Flynn the i'm
provenents he spoke ufmang to the l)ll have doubt
it il the best Dl for tue price ever offered the public
r. WHITEHEAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-14

FtNrIy WhiIc TtcIh PtrIhbhtU BffhIh, SOlHI
Healthy be obtained by using Dowdens Den
relief and prevents toothache,
decay, and prevents the formation of tartar, &c.
DDWDEN = DENTAL FLUID is recognized by the whole
medical being far superior tooth derS
washes will prevent decay and the many
heirto. Recommended by DlG RIO EARLY,
Lynchbmg Va Drs peasants, Hudson, SC, OF Richmond;
DR. Cosby, Petersburg; Dr Mann Charleston 5 C Dir Ba
Raleigh, " G. aud Dentists here. For sale by
q SrROTHER n WHITEHEAD lynchburg, Va and by all
Druggists and Merchants. Wholesale by
GEORGE DOWDEN,
md Chemist Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-14

WE are rcceivinatvrry week, large addii q !.
w to stock ClutAiag aud Gents Fnrni.l,, -
Goods Those search Of novelties and spfcatas in (ni
ing or Furnishing Goods viii find tn AT w.
GLASS & RAINES
Leaders and inroGueers of Fine Fashionable elvthb .