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BOsl1s0beL's
BIS LPHIT E OF l. l M E I.

1 L = ~ IL L L IL ~ l. - L fl IL
The proprietor of the NEW ORLEANS SOUTHERN CHEM
WORKS. dsappont of the regular Gus
toners of the establishment compelled in view Of the diff
Guilty anticipated of filing the Hnpecedentedy large orders
that are beg daily received inform all the old patrons OF
the Bl-SULPHITE OF LIME manufactured at the great
Southern Works. unless they send in their orders early
as to secure them eligible place the order books, some
disappointment may experienced in their receiving it, which
would be vexaous both PARTIES Already preparations have
bee completed Works make sure of having at least
TWENTY THOUSAND BARRELS of the BlsULPHlTE
prepaed but large quantity would seem to be insu
cen so unusually heavy the orders received from old
TONER'S and many ones who heretofore have either not en-
Moved this most deecator have procured from
other manufactures.
The strength of tie SuLPITE now being manufactured
ot the Southern Chemical orks of H. BONNABE will be
found uniform strength than other period
no having been spared bring this
chemical product perfection possible and to make it
worthy of the high the Southern Works have already
secured with the Sugar Planters OF the State.
Planters desirous 10 the UINE BISULPHITE OF
LIME Southern Works. should specify
in through their merchants address
themselves directly o,,,
se25 2ptf corner of Natchez and Tchoupoulas SITS.
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Wines and Liquors.,
I7.........,..ROYAL STREET,..........
Asupply Of CREME DE BOuZY CHAMPAGNE, in quartz
pnts constantly hand equal to the best that
comesto this market.
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
n N ID ES
sAZERAC Vintage of 1885, 1898 and 1906 and other
brands. -
WHIS ~:
OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
hand usual assortment of the best WINES and LII
QUORS in the market which will be sold reasonsbl
terms 9 any othe heusein the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ply No. II Royal street,
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INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC DEBT OF SOUTH CARO-
L1NA-We see by the Comptroer's report that the
interest the public debt tor the year closing 30th
time the new State Capitol and the Blue Ridge Rail.
road are both completed, the State will have an in
teres debt per annum to meet of at least four hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars, assuming that it will
require twelve hundred thousand dollars Of appropri
tions yet to be made to complete the former and at
least two millions of additional aid to complete the
latter enterprise. columbia Is C.1 Times.
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not older than you?" mo. indade, sur, he's not"
"well, then, he is younger?n "No, sur, he's not
"Why, man, he must be either one or the other ]"
"Faix, then, he's nayther." "Oh! then you are
twins!" 'Indade, now, and how did you know it ?'
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Boots, Shoes and Brogasss.

Boots, Shoes and BrOgGsas.
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS Russet
BROGANS, Wool, Mexican, Palm leaf, Straw and Cav
peachy HATS, at the lowest market prices by
FROST il CO.,
No. 10 Magazine stree.
H s., G A PS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE
constantly receiving general of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama Ieghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican snf
Weol HATS at the lowest market prices, by
FROST Il CO.,
iyl32p&w No. 10 Magazine street.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
steamboats, Rivers, Weather, etc.

Steamboats,, Rivers, Weather, etc.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 30-The steamboat New Lucy was
destroyed by fire while icebound at Dewitt, Missouri
No lives were lost.
The river here is entirely clear Of ice. new chan
mel is opened through the gorge below and there is
no impeachment to navigation between here and New
Orleans.
The Missouri river is full of ice and very low.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Nov. 3d. The ice is thawing
slowly.
Kansas Affairs.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 30.--The Free State Convention
will meet at Lawrence on the I'd of December to de-
eide what course to pursue in regard to the Consti
tuition.
Arrival of the Northern Light.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-The steamship Northern
Light with the California mails and 81 O75 900, has
arrived.
Mail Robber Arrested.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 30.-Tuckerman, the
defautng Treasurer Of the Eastern Railroad Com
Pany arrested to day at New Haven the charge
of robbng the mail. He confessed his guilt.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3O-In the Court of Claims
an adverse decision rendered in the case of the
Illinois Central Railroad Company.
From Havana.
| NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-The Quaker City, from
Havana on the 25th, has arrived. Sugars had de-
clined slightly.
! South Carolina Senator.
| COLUMBIA, s. c., Nov. 30.- Ex-Governor Ham.
mond is elected to the U. s. Senate.
Naval Officer Dead
| CHARLESTON, s. c. Nov. 30 Capt. Geddis, of the
U. s. Navy, died here to-day.
Markets.
NEW YORK. Nov. 30.-Cotton. middling III Flour
and beef heavy Red Wheat $l.l23 to $1.l5 Corn
| firm yellow 9Oc., white 9lc.; Sugar firm Prime
Pork $1,000 to $3.50; Lard l03c to 1l3c.; Whisky
&c.; Tallow lie.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.--Cotton dull Flour heavy.
Corn firm Sugar firm. Bacon dull Linseed Oil
50 to 54c. l..
CINCINNATI Nov. 2s-Flour dull at 81 35 to
81 40. Grain active. Wheat So to 90c. Oats IS to
44c Whisky l7ac. Hogs S.. Provisions dull.
Mess Pork $l3 so to $13 IS. Lard 81 to 1Oac.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 3O.-Flour nominal +; Hogs $4.S5 !;
Mess Pork sl3 Whisky Tic.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2s.-The ice is disappearing
rapidly and navigation South will doubtless soon be
| resumed.
DETROIT, Nov. 2s.-T The weather is milder, and
there is prospect that the large fleet of vessels now
in the river will be able to get into Lake Erie
Seven propelers have just arrived, reporting many
vessels ashore in Lakes Huron and Michigan.
BUFFALO, Nov. 2S.-The ice in the canal is thaw-
ing. The Albany boats from Rochester will probably
reach tide water,
BY THE BALIzE LINE.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Nov. 30.-The brig Gamma, o
Boston, from Cienfuego for Mobile in the heavy gale
of the 9th and 2Sth nst sprung her toremast lost
She put in for REPAIRS
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Wednesday says
We were shown yesterday, by Mr. Charles H. Dud-
ley of Columbus, Ca, the rattles of the enormous
snake killed by him the town OF Prentiss, Boli-
var county, Miss, notice of which has been pub
are assured, was fourteen and half feet long and
fifteen inches in circumference, and had twenty-one
rat.les We think this is the largest rattlesake on
record, except the one recently killed i'll Virginia,
upwards of twenty feet long. ~, \
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geh 0rlsans 4ailp Grssf.nt.
TUESDAY MORNING, DEcEMBER /, 1851
TH1 rWo BRIDES.


THE TWO BRIDES.
sroDDARD.
/ saw two maids at the kirk,
And both were fair and sweet;
One was in her bridal robe,
One in her winding sheet.
The choristers sung the hymns,
The sacred rites were read
And one for Life to Life,
And one to Death was wed
They went to their bridal beds
In loveliness and bloom;
One in merry castle,
One In q solemn tomb. a.
One to the world Of sleep,
Lock'd in the arms Of Love;
And one in the arms of Death,
Passed to the Heavens above.
One to the morrow woke,
In the world Of sin and pain
. But the other was happier far, 4,s
And never woke again.
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II. ii. Porter.

DE N T is 7
Has returned and the practice DENTISTRY
its branches at No. 57 CANAL STREET the of
Baronne street.-the residence occupied by him than
twenty years ol2 2pf
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V'enats Cigar Store,
Corner of st. Charles street and Commercial Place,
Ne. So.
WHoLEsA ALE AND RETAIL.
p. p h "A IT'S
always hand large of the most favorte
brands Of HAVANA CIGARS, well Virginia, Havana
and Turkish SMOKING TOBACCO.
All kinds of CHEWING TOBACCO. A9- Prices moder-
ate. sel4 2ply
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FIRE AT Pass CHRISTIAN From the Pass Chris
tan Times of Saturday last extract the following

tan Times of Saturday last we extract the following
Between the hours of four and five o'clock yester-
day morning we were aroused from our sleep by the
shouts of fire, which was discovered in the Sans
Souci hotel, which was destroyed. The residence of
Mrs. Selph was also destroyed. The flames then eX-
tended westward, destroying the house occupied by
Mr.. S. Hooks, as resi- 1ence the drug store of Mr.
S. Hooks was also destroyed and a house occupied
by Mr.. Dedeaux as barroom, was destroyed, and a
few other buildings.
The buildings on the south side of the street were
given up to the flames as lost. Our office fire
once Or twice, but by the faithful exertons of our
good neighhors saved from the flames
We understand that the Sans Souci hotel was in,
snred for $4,000. The rest OF the property was
uninsured and the loss is estimated at fifteen or
| twenty thousand dollars.
BY the exertions eff our citizens the dwelling house
| of Mr.. Mott and Mr.. Burr's store were saved.
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SIXTH DISTRICT CouRr,-State vs. Lafayette Caid
,ceH-This important was submitted to the jury
last night (Friday) at about 8 o'clock, which has
created painful interest in the public mind as to the
result of their verdict The trial occupied two days
of the Court in almost constant session. The indct
ment was for murder, consisting of the killing of
John Toy by the accused during the atray with Mr..
was powerfully defended by Maj, Heron, A. Dunn,
and ]. W. Seymour, Esqs, the former surprising in
his grand and pathetic appeal to the jury anything
we ever heard on such an occasion. There was
not fearless eye in the crowded when he closed
his powerful defense and peroraton The prosecution
was conducted with mastery tact and ability by the
District Attorney and J. NJ. Chiffon, Esq, of New
Orleans.
The jury could not agree on a verdict. We under
stand that ten for acqutting, for convicting
For manslaughter and the other for murder Court
adjourned till Monday [Baton Rouge Advocate, %.
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E. Career Conspany's

PATENT MPROVED COTTON GINS.
The undersigned sole manufacturers under E. CARVER's
patents 1885, Ss have permanently established
Office and Warehouse No. 70 GRAVIER STREET, and
prepared furnish to Planters and Merchants any size
Of this celebrated I'm.
They deem unnecessary detail its advantages 9TH
pumberless practical authorities
using it, sufficient confirm its high reputation, and &
make its adoption still general.
ns 2nly E. CARVER COMPANY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-12-01

MoRsEoTYPE.'-In the midst OF the squabbe over
the word telegram to indicate teegraphc dis
patch, another word of entirely different construction
puts in its claim, accompanied by sundry plausible
reasons for its adoption. A correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger proposes the word Morseograph
for the written and Morseotype for the printed dis
patch, and supports the suggestion by appealing
to fjustice to the ustrious inventor and by
quoting precedents for the change. The Ledger
adopts the term aud the Mobile Tribune favors it,
but thinks the in the first syllable should be stricken
out,
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Notes Of Suspended City Banks.
r. p II X I N,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN CLOTHING,
Nos. IL and Is Camp street,
Will take the Notes Of the Suspended City Banks at AR 70
all purchases made of him. ole 2ptf
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To be Drawn each Saturday in December.


prize .oOVW
o''Vos
lo,up
. . ............................... 6,000
l o'u1
,..................,......... 30N
l zooe
,,................. l5N
60 . ...,........................... 1850
lCO ~
100 I'D
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
prizes $500 spproximatbg to $50 900 prize $l2A
prizes $50 approxinang 10000 prize 100
prizes Of 2Co apprsxiuangt to 10000 prize sre... 500
prizes Of $50 experimenting 6Ooe prize 600
prizes Of i25 spproximatng to 5000 prize SO
4przes Of LOO approximang 10 5000 prize 40s
4przes Of rs sppropriating to 5000 prize are. 800
4proes of 50 5sapprsxinatingt l,Oo priss are... 40
5000 prizes q 20 loV.VW
$40 prizes amounting .$a2o00
Whole Tickets. SO; Halves. IS Quarters $780,
5000 will be determined by the last figure Of the
nunber that draws the $4,000 prize For example II the
number drawing 500 prize ends with Ne l. then all the
tickets where number ends in will be entitled to So
the number then all the tickets where thenuu
Der ends in will be entitled to SO, and to o.
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets.
:. 10 Half 40
10 Quarter. ........... ~
=. 10 Fights ............ 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt of which they will be forwarded by Arst mail
Purchasers tickets ending in figure they
designate.
The list of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
chasers Immediately after the drawing
nPurchasers will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post Office, County and State.
that every Prize is drawn and payable In
fall without deduction.
All communication strictly confidential.
orders for Tickets Certificates either to San uel
Swan Co., Augusta, Ca, or to
SAM'L SWAN Il CO., Box SO S, PostOfice,
New rleans La
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s,ca,. y Co.'s Lsttertes.
NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME!
~CapitalPrize 100000. ~

The following Scheme will he drawn by g. SWAN CO.,
Managers Of the FoRT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, o.
Georgia. in each Of their Lotteries 70: Deceab. 1857 at
AUGUSTA, Georgia. u which city they have removed their
principal office 10 10 drawn in public, as follsws:
Class 65 will be drawn On SATURDAY, December s, 1851
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kfx FOR HAVRE-THE Al FAST SAILING
MFAHS> regular packet ship II. l.. GilChrist, Capt.
having nearly all her cargo engaged, will have
immediate Dispatch For freight OF 400 bales cotton apply
BAXTER, LOWELL Il co.
For passage having elegant accommodations, apply the
mini hoard ,Jg
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&xfk FOR HAVRE-ThE Az REGULAR packet
&XTf and very fast sailing ship Mulhouse, Capt. vii.
having most Of her engaged and going
board will with quick dispatch Fot freight Of bales
cotton, apply to BAXTER, LOWELL X co.
For passage having superior accommodations apply as
above, board Post -, Third District.
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AN W ENt.
kk& FOR RANTWEHP-PA.SA.iE oNLY.,he
kfHA fine fast saiing American ship Calender, Capt.
ShASP ten having all her engaged will have i'm
SneuiNIe dspn ch, having fine accommoda
lions apply cap ain OIL board.
MIG j. T. WHITNEY CO., So Carondeet st.
SSk FOR ANTWERP-rHE Al VERY FAST
NEhSN sailing Ddenhurg ba' Gerhard, Capt. kneble,
oil her ed and ing on board,
will with quick dispatch For remainder Of freight ap
ply to BAAihh, ioH ELL * ".
For passage apply the captain board, Fourth
District ho
TIME iNIPRUVHD NicCAEsNEY WASH
L ING MAUHlNE-Manutacur and for sale by the sub
scribe left 10 Apollo street, 29i Magazine street
in Box lag Mechanics Exchange the grocery store OF
James Collins Apollo where specimen may be seem
promptly attended to- All ask Of the public is iar
trial and give satisfaction RETURN them and the
iyi4 ly No. 10 Apollo street.
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$1,000 T1ckets-5.40O Prizes.

YEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVgRY NINE TICKETS I
MAaH1FIcENr scHEMEll
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SOUTHWEST PASS, Nov. 3O.-The brig Gamma, Of
Boston, from Cenfuego for Mobile, in the heavy gale
of the 9th and 2Sh inst, sprung her oremast lost
her Sails sprung leak and received other damages
She put in for repairs.
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SE6 FOR HAVRE-THE Al FINE FAST SAIL
MT$Np ing American ship Mary. Capt Marshall, is
loading and will have immediate dispatch For freight
of 800 bales cotton amply to
J. P. WHITNEY 4 Co, IS Carondeiet street.
apply to he lin on
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6tS6- FOR HAMBURG-TITE Al BREMEN bark
MNHp Anton G;uenther, Capt Wragge, is now load,
and will have quick dispatch For freight OF 300
bales cottou apply TO
j T. WHITNEY & CO., 81 Carondole street.
nD3 to T. Rank
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-02
I'm the City OF Marysyille
Ordinance No. I6.

AN ORDINANCE to prohibit the deposit Of
.shayings. straw. or o,he? combusti5le mat
ter, on any private grounds within the
corporate limits of the Town Of Oroviile,
ana empowering the Marshal and Police
.mcn of said Town TO enter at any time,
,upen said grounds. and examine for, and
report violations Of this Ordinance
The Board If Trustees Of the town OF Oroyile, do
ordain rs follows:
SEC ls Il shall not hereafter be lawful for any per-
son persons to kt or depo- any shavitig- straw
or like NIB tstible pHCral, on any private grounds
within The corporate limits OF lhe Town OF erOvile
and any person tn SHAH violate the provisions of
This ORDNANCE, or refuse to remove such deposits,
shall upan conviction thereof. in any court ut
peteEt Iuri>,iic be fHed in sum not exceeding
one hundred dullLrs. ana may II 81 be- uhprsoncd Il
term aS, exceeding leu days for each violation.
= G "a. The Marshal and l'"licemru. ot suE town
are hereby authorized and empowered 10 euteI upon
ANY private grounds WITHIN the curpuIgle limits Of
said town. al any timo, and 10 G~ceraa, and repor!
violations OF this ,rdinance uUd II is hereby iur-
ln,r made their ,!uly To do at least SEM weekly.
Passed May -. 1897.
TuOS. WELLS President.
s L. SNYDER, Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-02

The news by the last arrival from Oregon
contains little Of importance.
The Oreg0Hian has information from the
Dalls that the Indian war has RECOMMENDED
at the north 1t is reported that dctach-
ment of regulars under command Of an Of
hcer of the regular army, recently had a
fight with the Indians in the WallaW alla
country.
Mcssrs Friendly s. Sellers, Of Portland.
received on the 22d ,ult, one hundred and
siXty-six ounces If gold dust direct from rhc
Covile mines. This house alone In spur
chased four hundrel ounces of gold dust
from the Colvilie mines within the last two
months
Tho recent rains have revived the pros
poets Of the farmers, for good crops the
coming season.
Iron ore has been discovered by Mr., Clark
near his residence on the Chehalcm noun
tain. 1t contaiusa large per cent of iron,
and Mr. Rodgers says there is - great album
dunce of similar ore on his farm
Gov Isaac Stevens has been nominated as
candidate for delegate to congress. by the
Democratic Convention Of Washington Ter
riory, On the first ballot he received fifty
on OF the sixty votes cast, and was subse
quently declared unanimously the nominee
Several burglaries haze recently been
committed ia Portland
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-02
Ordinance No. il.

AN ORDINANCE fixing the amount Of fees
toto be charged by certain officers Of the
Town of Qroyile
The Board ot Trustees Of the Town of Oroyille do
ordun "a, follows:
>EC. lsj Tue Marshal OF the Town of Oroviile
shall be allowed. and shall collect for his services.
win never II becomes necessary for him to leyy upon
ana sell piOpeF,y, IN the collection OF municipal
poll tax the fees "a are Dl iaS allowed Ia Sher-
IT. IN Il the levy OF eAecutI rs. which fees be
shall collect from and OF the person or y rsons
against whom The leyy Is made.
Sac. The darshal and Policemen Of said town
sha. TCCei for all for Violations Of town or
dinances of said town, the sum Of two dollars and
dny cents per mite for zach mile travelled gong only
sc. 3d. All fees collected under The provisions OF
this urdnsnc, shall be paid the Town Treas
urer, a receipt therefor taken and The filed with
the Clerk OF the Board Of Trustees of said town.
Passed May 2SslSj7.
THOSsKELLS, President.
Attest ST.. SNYDER, Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-02

News FROM THE HONEY LAKE PARTY -
A Letter was received by Mr.. Co lton from
his partner, Mr. McDermott. who went out
with the party of gentlemen who left here
last Friday for Honey Lake Valley The
letter was dated Mt Ohapparh Iiill, Sunday
night, and stated that they were getting
along finely, and had found no difficulty in
taking the stage along wherever they had
been, with ease. The party were in high
glee. and expected to breakfast at the Lake
on Wednesday morning. lIurrah for the
Plonee
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-02
Murder ut SpanishtONvn.

Mr.. McConkey. constable ut Spanishtown
has furnished us with the following partic
ulars Of an atrocious murder committed in
Spanishtown on sunday May 3lst. Cary
the murdered man, is said was an estmable
gentleman, and universally esteemed.
1t appears that two Spaniards and a man
named Wilson arrived at Spanishtown, with
a pair of dark bay horses on Sunday NOR
ming which they offered for sale. 4 Span.
lard residing at Spanishtown appeared to
be acquainted with them; aud was in their
company most Of the day. 1t was generally
suspected that they had stolen the horses,
and they did not succeed in disposing of
them. Towards night they left with the hor
SEES for Frenchtown, when the Spauiard re
siding at Spanshtown, went to Mr. Cary's
house, and asked him if he had sad that
the horses were stolen Mr. Cary pat him
off with an evasive answer, and turned him
out of doors The Spaniard returned a
short time afterwards and breaking into the
house, stabbed NJ. Cary to the heart. lie cut
the Spaniard severely before he tell.
The Spaniard was arrested and had an
examination before Justice Steward, vino
committed him for trial, and he was lodged
in our Jail yesterday morning in company
with the other three persons who were in
pos esson Of the horses.
Mr.. Cary formerly resided in Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania.
The horses are we'll matched dark bays
American. One Of them has no brand
but has a small burst on the under side of
his belly. The other is branded D. on the
left shoulder, and j. II on the left hip.
They are now in the possession of the Sheriff
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-02

FoR THE PENlTENTIARY Sheriff Freer
leaves to-day for the States Prison, wish
five prisoners who were sentenced at the
late term of the Court for Butte county
They were sentenced as follows Henry
Hyde ALIAS Butch No. l." Grand Larceny,
one year; Ernest Landser, do. three years ::
Roderiquez, do, five years J Courcey, do
three years; All Sing do, three years
Their united service makes fifteen years of
labor under the direction of Gen Esteu
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-02

JlsrIcE ELLIor's CoURT.-James Delano
and Edward Comfort, who were arrested at
Forbestown last week by Constable Gambrel
and who had their trial before Justice FL
liot last Saturday for drawing deadly weap-
ons, we're yesterday brought up for sentence,
when Comfort was discharged and Delano
fined one hundred dollars, or twenty days in
the county Jail
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-02

VARIETY SToRE.-A choice assortment of
articles has just been received Mt the Pioneer
Variety store in Washington block. Those
desiring anything in the way Of Goods,
from the latest Hair Restoratives, to a com
plete fishing tackle; or from julie Ilauel's
Toilet Powders to Mustang Imminent, should
notice their advertisement in this mornings
paper.