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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-01-15
Wh0iesaIe and Retail.
March 10 1856 dAwIy

WAGONS! WAGONS! WAGONS!
DLoW AND WAGON FACTORY, corner 18th
and Main Streets, keokuk, Iowa. Having
purchased the before named establishment aud
made large additions to il, we are now manutac-
turing If the best ONO TIMER including the seam
bent fsilos, no other timber fer wheels being used
Ii this sslahlls lshment,l " AG0NS OF EVERY VA.
KiETY HACKS, PEDDLTNG wauoSS, CARTS
WHFEL-BARkoWS, CULrIVAToRS, AND
FLOWS, in style and workmanship equal to any in
the Western States, As use none but the best
material and employ none but the best mech anics,
We feel confident Of being able to obviate the ne
ccssity, to those who will give us a call of send
ing either toCheago or Cincinnati for any article
/ in line.
| N.B.-A good stock Of Plows and Wagons CON
stantly on hand to supply purchasers At the short
est notice. Those wishing to purchase can save
time and money by calling at the corner of l2th
| and Main streets. FREEMAN KNOWLES
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fAEo, MYERS. D. Il. REEVE
Gate City Carriage Nanufactory.

MYERS 4 REEVES, Carriage -v
WI Makers, havirg engaged NJ part QR-0@
nsrs in the above business in all its Et1@W
branches, would respectfully solicita
share of public patronage.
y. b, All orders promptly attended to, and our
work warranted TO give entire satisfaction Shop
Biondeau Street, between 5th and 9th sss, Keokuk
iowa septlTdtf
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THE BIG ROOr +,

A We wish to make room for our new stock. To Ar
"A rive on the FIRST boat will dispose Of the re-
mainder of the stock bought from Mr Duke at and
below cost.
Wewill be glad TO sec all who wish bargains in
Boots and shoes T.J. ELLIOTT co.
mch2Sd
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STORAGE NOTICE.

fINIE following goods, il not called for within
thirty days from this date, will be sold to pay
charges on same
w. B. Arnold. lthreshing machine; pcarce Cul.
lin, boxes sundries :: j. Hopkins, bx merchan.
disc c. hinsey, bx plaster castings ;Jno. Flynn
bxs sundries 7. Herbig, bx sundries A. Muir.
ray, bxs supdries; Rev. w. W. Bailey box
merchandise David ?. Wilson, bxs sundries
Kelly, rssasille bx snndriss stephen Losey. |
bx sundriesj James Mattox, BIZ sundries John
Ciegg, rocking chsir, bdi bedding and axe,
bedstead, roll carpet, bxs sunaries, table, q
chairs, bucket . bbis sundres, stand; c. Gro.
min, J bx sandries, bedstcad, tubs and contents
table bbl sundrics, g chairs, L rocker, baskci
BROWN 4 TAYLOR, Levee.
keok nix Dee 25-dim
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NEAL. ABBoTA co,
VIRGIL HiLLYEK No ss Broa5 S,r,,t
+. u. BROOKE, NEtr YORK
LOUIS FoNTAISE
Mark packages, "Neal, Abbot 4 Co = Express >,
sept3o-d
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NEW PIANOS.


WE have just received three magnificent o. and
w Octave Rosewood Pianos with entire iron
frame and circular scale, Also, one second hand
Gilbert Piano (almost new for rent or sale At .
bargain.
A lot of Tayior'simproved music stools, and In
dia rubbe plano covers, with al the aud late
sheet music.
On hand . good assortment of Meipdeops and
Eolicons. PATRIcKA GROUSE,
Second street bet. Main Johnson
aug25d keokuk.
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hooks AND STATIONEmYi
For the Fail TFadc!s

tOF tmt t0tI IB0Oc III
The Largest and most Complete Sfockerer
brought to Iotrd!!!
-ssA-c-.se- = ec- IN r--er. - his .f-~t ~
/ Books. Stationery, Ac,. Ac., which has been
bought directly from manufacturers and publish
eYx.
Hfstbwsfy increased facilities for buying gives
him every a1yantaec in competing with the largest
est a hlisAmsuts In the West
His Sales Rooms large and elegart--compar-
ing fayorably with any of the Book Establishments
IN the largest cities Of the Union.
Merchants and ell Others are invited 20 call ard
examine the Stock and Prices. II. Il. oGDFN,
No. So Main street,
septsd Next 10 the corner Of Second
Hnrd Weed LnmheF
nF all kind, can be- bad by calling on j. h.
~ pRrE, at the yard near the Depot of the Fort
Des Moines Railroad. where the Lsmber be
seen, and will be constantly arriving. Any one
wishing Lumber sawed to order will please leave
bill Of the same, aud IL will be attended C sem
o. BALDWIN.
decl2.d3m J.B. PHcR, Ag't.
Times copy 3ml
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Merchant Tailoring Estabiish
smens.
SEC0ND-ST., NEAR MAIN,

IN BtIkhKp ; new Building.
" HENDERSON co. have opened the above
w establishment with the very best selection
of goods. obtained from the besi importing houses
in New York, consisting Of French. English and
herman Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings Aiso
very superior style of Coster Fur, and Muscovite
Beaver Cloths, for 0vercoats.
The manufacturing department will be CARRIED
on under the saperintendence Of Mr.. SATCHELI,
whose experience in some Of the first class estab.
lishmeuts Of New York and New 0rle ans vii ena-
ble US % ohsr TO the public such inducements as
cannot be excelled by any establishment in the
Union.
~ b. choice selection Of Gents Furnishing
Goods- noy29d3m
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tsSOftest Music 90 AltcmAfmg Ears.v
CELAH-A selection Of Psalm and Hymn tunes,
- anthems, chants, choruses, &C., adapted to the
Of glasses private circles, and worshiping So
sembiies BY Thos. HastingS. For sale By
oct2 CAVE BAILEY.
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Ottumwa House,

Ottumwa House,
WAPELLO COUNTY, IOWA.
vNHE undersigned having recently purchased ~
= the Aboye House, would respectfully in
form tho travelling community and the public -.
gsncfAlly that he has retted and thoroughly reno
waited the House, and Ii prepared 10 offer ~
good accommodations - the country will afford to
all those who may favor him with call his con-
slant attention will be given 10 render the stay Of
ell comfortable. His House being large and com
nodious he 6attsr himself that he can give general
satisfaction to his guests.
Connected with this House 10
Good and Commodioxs Stable,
Who're will be kept at al times good supply Of
oa's, Corn, and Timothy Hay. and .rusty and ef-
ncicnt Ostler. THO6. g. GIVEN.
"a W YEN m sE,
WILLIAM WINTER. Proprietor.
TORNER Second and Cedar Streets, Fort Madi-
~ son, Iowa.
- Baggage taken to and from boats Free Of
Stage. leave .ai. House daily io4 S.o.a.
and Burlington. june rs, lsb6.--d
H.s. HARRAR- aos.r uAInss
FARKAR 4 HAINEx.
keokuk Planning anA EIeePtng MIL.
Corner ~ e snd B'aF ss., near the Ksokxk sad
Torf Dss Mofass Railroad Depot
nEALKRS In Lumber In the rough, manufsctur.
srs Of Doors, Shutters, Blinds, SASH Door and
Window Frames, Mouidings OF every sise and pct
Tern sa aioofrE Weather Boarding, Shelving, Man
nss, ns nase, PiiAsters, and Chain Pump Tubing
P!aned and matched Lunber from to - inches IL
width. =
srgeAseortment of the above named articles
constantly on hand.
Planning and saving done to orders on short notice
atrsAsonable prices. and warranted to please.
! Observation-Disclosures paid to 6liine orders 70,
country buildings complete
Keokuk, July 3-dAwtf
vLASSlC and Historic Portraits. by Jas. Br1e.
~ For sale by tnoyll CAVE 4 BAILEY.
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N. w. Htcks. N. H.,
So r g E ON DENTS
City Of Ksokuk. Iowa ofhcs on Second ST., between
Main and Jshnson.
nK. H., in addition to the usual
- methods Of inserting artificial teeth
10 In possession Of the exclusive right OOYYO
for this city Of mounting the ..eoptina-
ous gum work., 80 universally admired for their
beauty and cleanliness.
He also mounting teeth on Gutta Perchs.
ans ld IAlGhxlp
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DNEkUkN HARRISON.
A TTORSEYS and Counccilors at Law. ana ...r,.
"A FOR the Parchase aud sale Of Real Estats. Col
lsctsng and nossriai business attended TO promptly
stiles examined, and = Large number Of citv lots
and farms always for sale.
Once bet wcen Main and John.an an s.nona ...
mygd
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DENTAL &URGERY.
nR. X. S. BARBER would respeet-
II fully inform his patrons and the
public generally, that he nAs fitted ny IllyyyY
handsome suite Of rooms, sparng
neither pains orexpsnse TO make them elegant and
comfortable, in the brick building, west side Of Sd
between lain and Johnson streets. Thsnkfal foI
past favors. be soiicits continuance of the same
- AlloperAtiops warranted.
apr24diy
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FRONTS MADISON, IOWA,
AS been enlarged and thoroughly renovated.
4 and 10 now large and commodious establish
nsnt, convenient to the steamboat landing, and in
tho very centre Of business.
The undsrsigned has furnished II throughout In
the very best style, and trusts that long expert
snce In the business win enable him TO give general
satiafaction,
Oct. 70. 1855. d&wu B.F ROE.
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snir DAILY PROM PIER ,, nAsrmvER, sew YORK
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MILLER r BECK,
A TfORNEfS at Law and Solicitors In Chanesvv
"A Agents for ths investig CATION Of LAnd Titles a.
the purchase and sale Of Real Estaas will hessaf
yer PrActce In and regularly attend tho Distric
counties of the Rrst Judicial District OF Iowa an
viii Alao practice in the Supreme Court Of the stAt4
~. Madison, Feb. II. ls55-dtf
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No. 81 John.on-st., bet, I'd III, KEoRuK, IOWA
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SAhss " FINLEY, W. q. Rusxnousn
FINLEY 4 TUNKHOUsER.
DR0DUCE, Commission and Forwarding Nsr-
! chants, corner of State and South Water street,
Chicago, Ill. febl3dtf
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j. -. OF q. r.
RANNER Lodge No. IS, I. .. of q. T., meets -
- every Friday Evening, st Temperance
Hall, on Main street, ~ ~ o'clock. AllD
members Of the order in good standing, are
invited to attend. -
mvg0--At
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"A TTokNkf ~ Law, will practice in Lee and the
AdJoining counties, and In the Supr eme Court.
Once With r. W. Potter, Esl., up STAIR, ON Main
street hst. Sd and 5th.
Refers to Asssrs MctAavic, Chitte nden 4 ca C.l
BAN H. Curtis. Barns kentgsn, Coz 4 Shelley,
and Prof. j. r. Sanford Tau~I4di~
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1TAHIORD 4 MsCUNE.
"HOLESALk 0rocsrs and Commission Mer
" chants, second door above the corner Of Blon
dcAu, Wster Street, Keskuk, Iowa.
March 8, lS55.--ikwIy
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-15
-
Police MATTERS,

Kate Doe was brought up before Justice
Berry yesterday charged with having un-
lawfully assailed, bis, and pulled the cappil-
larry adornments of one Emma Rodgers, in
direct violation and infraction of laws hu-
man, municipal, statutary and divine. Kate
was found to be guilty. She will be doomed
to-day.
William Robinson, (colored) was brought
before Justice Donaho, charge with having
beseiged the great gateway of the Belle Gre.
ole, repository of music and whisky. kept
by colored female in building near the
Butte Record Office William was discharged
but was afterwards arrested as is elsewere
stated in this paper.
A Chinese woman was brought up before
Donaho, charged with being and keeping a
nuisance She denied the soft impreach-
ment, but was evidently mistaken, for she
was placed under bonds in the sum of sew.
eral dollars to quit being and making her
self and premises obnoxious to the sight and
smell of decent folks.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-15
The Financial Troubles In the East.

The recent pressure in financial matters
which has passed over the country. may be
somewhat antiquated subject, inasmuch as
every paper in the State, and out it, has
discussed the question ,and long since decided
upon its cause. and pointed out the manner
IN which it might have been avoided The
only effect it has had in this State, has been
to increase our semi-monthly shipments Of
treasure, and to create in the minds of those
who never had any money, the idea that
California is to be drained of her circulating
medium, and thus be made to feel the pres
sure. We have no such fears. The finances
Of California are not on busta5ie basis
1t is only those who have calculated upon
our ability to supply the world with coin
and their own ability to control that sup
ply. who are doomed to disappointment
Wall street should feel grateful for the
prompt manner in which California has in
creased her shipments OF treasure to meet
the crisis. brought on by their unwarranta-
bic expansion and extravaganza, upon an
improper basis.
But whether they may hereafter be actu-
ated by feelings of gratitude or not, they
should remember that public credit cannot
be sustained by sacks of rags, tied up to re-
semble money, and piled up in graceful
heaps around their paper thrones When
the pressure arrives they wither down to
rags, and their goddess disappears, like a
dream before the waking sense of an uneasy
sleeper.
tits probable that the shipments by the
two last steamers, in cluding tho treasure in
the hands of the passengers, amounted to
seven millions of dollars Add to this the
amount received from other sources, some
thing like four millions of dollars, and the
efforts already made by government to re-
lieve the pressure, and the conclusion is
forced upon us that Wall street, if not SOL
vent, is in condition to go into respectable
bankruptcy, and give place to fnanciers
who are unwilling to speculate upon the
delusion and misery, certain to follow an
expansion where the circulating medium is
composed Of rags and paper
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-15
Muss at Bangor.

We learn that on Sunday night a general
free fight was enjoyed by the warlike races
who inhabit the wilds Of Bangor. Added to
the native ferceness Of those savages, they
were fired up with intoxicating draughts,
furnished them by certain indiscreet or
rather unprincipled parties, who would as
soon sell fire water TO full -blooded Bangor
ite as to civilized and enlightened white men.
The fight was between the two principal fac
tions, the Luncheaters and the Fiddlebag-
gers, the result Of which was the bruising
and battering Of several Of the warriors on
each side, but no decided victory to either
party. These fights are periodical among
the rude inhabitants of that benighted re
gon, and win probably occur from time to
time until they are brought under the be-
nign influence of Christianity, and are
taught the precepts of peace and mutual
good will throsgh the workings Of that all.
powerful engine the free, unbought and
untrammelled press. Missionaries should
be sent to Bangor at once We commend
that village to the attention of the Tract
Society.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-15

Ma. HYDE NOT DEAD.--Judge Bliss was
mistaken whom he told US that Mr.. A. @
Hyde was dead. Judge McRae showed US a
letter yesterday which stated that Mr. Hyde
was not only living, but fast recovering
from his illness. The mistake originated,
probably, from the fact that man named
Stephens had died at Yankee Hill, at which
place Mr.. Hyde lies sick. We are glad to
learn the untruth of our yesterdays state
ment.
P. S-Since the above was put in type we
have seen a gentleman from Ynnkee Hill,
who reports Mr.. Hyde up and about, and
getting ready to return to Marysville.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-15

diers in the Utah Expedition, writing to the
New York Herald, describes the Nebraska
River as follows:
1t is n broad, shallow stream, with not
sufficient depth of water to float canoe,
and flows over bed of qsicksand, through
valley from three to six miles wide, with
only an occasional solitary elump of cotton
wood trees upon its borders; and in one sec
tion there are not probably six trees within
distance Of two hundred miles.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-15

ARREST OLA SUPPOSED ESCAPED CRIMI
NAL-A mulatto calling himself VIM. Rob
inson was arrested yesterday by officer
Durette, as answering the description of a
person who escaped from the custody of the
Sheriff of Eldorado county, while that officer
was taking him to the State Prison, where
he was sentenced to be confined upon con-
viction of an assault and robbery committed
upon Mr.. Hooper. Robinson is now con-
fined in our county Jail awaiting an answer
from Placervlle, whittier letter has been
sent to the authorities.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-15

10 The picture which is placed at the
head Of this paragraph is thought to be an
appropriate prefix to the announcement
that John W. Nuckles was admitted to the
rights Of citizenship in the District Court for
Sacramento county on Friday last. Nuckles
will heuoeforth be observed about the polls
aud take hand in elections. The lack of q
K end to his surname is gratifying assu-
rance that he will act in opposition to the
Know Nothing party.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-15

The RITE OF CIRcUMcIsIoN.-This cere-
mony is thus described in the Nevada Jour
nal
We were induced to witness the. rite of
circumcision at the house of aJewish FRI end,
on Wednesday. The oficiatinS GiSSt was
the Rev. N LaskI San Francisco. The
'xea~mS y coI1irted of, first, lighting a cou-
pie of candles. putting on of hats by the whole
company present, procuring a glass or two
of wine, and reading portion of Hebrew
Second, introduction of the child, nipping in
the bud, and short ceremony of reading.
Third, partaking of hospitalities, more read.
ing which vas all Hebrew TO us, aud ad-
iournmeut. Those curious in such matters
are advised TO obtain further information by
seeing for themselves, or consulting a rare
old book. part of which is said to have been
written by Moses
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-15

SURVEY OF Sonora A party left here q
short time since, under the command ct
Capt Stone. for the purpose OF surveying
the public lands in the State of Sonora
We have not been able to acquire much in
formation concerning :heir contract with
the Mexican authorities, but believe they
are to perform the work above indicated on
their own charges, receiving protection
from the Government, and to receive GER
tain proportion of the lands surveyed as
recompense. 1t has been stated that they
we're to act in concert with Lieut.. Ives par
ty, bat this is not so, as will, of course, be
apparent from the nature of the respective
.4ngelOs Star.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-15

AN AWFUL STINGY MAN The man who
occnpies the position of City Marshal of Pla-
cerville, refused to pay for a dispatch which
Marshal Beene sent him yesterday concern
ing matters which he was. or ought to be
interested in by virtue of his Office We are
authorized to state that heis skeezicks and
skallawags and mighty .stingy man, and
that nary policeman in Oroville would
"swap dollars" with him; in fact he is be-
lieyed to be as mean man as John KIRK. :.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-15

LATE mAIls.--Since the rains commenced
we have oeen greatly annoyed by the non
arrival of the mails until very late ho4rs
The Sacramento nail is hardly ever received
days before ten or eleven o'clock at
night, and sometimes not until next day.
This is a great Inconvenience TO us who need
our exchanges from which to gather matters
Of general news. We hereby account for
whatever lack Of news may appear in this
days paper
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-15

MORE THAMES Our fountaf1A of thank
fulness has heretofore flowed free ID is
apparently as full now. as ever. We draw
from it to express our sense of gratitude to.
Eard DSgst. &'csS and Charley French Of
The Alta Express, for their kindness to US,
.newspaporially. They didn't bring US any
thing last night, but then they had nothing
to bring. for no papers came. but we thank
them anyhow.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-15

r-CoNTEsTING THE ELECTIoN.-Mr James
huffman, one of the unsuccessful candidates
for the otfce of'Chief Engineer of San Fran
cisco, enters protest against the confrma.
of Whitney's election. based upon the fol-
lowing grounds:
/. The Secretary was guilty of mal-prac-
tice in making out the rolls of the Depart
ment.
2 Persons not citizens Of the United
States, voted for Chief Engineer.
3. Persons whose names were not ON the
rolls, were allowed to vote.
Decision will be had in the matter to day.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-15
COURTOF SESSIONS.
MONDAY, Dec. 14th.

Court met pursuant to adjournment.
The Grand Jurors for the term are MS
follows John Edwards, c. A. Simmons, +.
Wright, J. Faulkner, II. U. Jennings, j. T..
Lowery, Alex. kerby, VIM. Zumwalt, Amos
Fletcher, Samuel C. Long, VIM Spaulding.
s J. Hagerman. VIM Verplank, II Chick
ering, J. W. Reed, W r. Clark. w. Leonard,
IL B. Hunt, s W. Craigue, J. II Sharp, ID.
C. Monty, A. Clark, c. II. Mascn, and Cbas
Ayers, who all answered to their names ex-
cept s. W. Craigue.
...eople cs. C. ]. vaughan-;ndicted for
unlawfully selling town lots
People rs A. McCarea for as
sault TO commit murder
The following prisoners were arrAigned TO
pass upon the Grand Jurors: A. Sudor, Ca
manche Charley, S. w. Monroe, T. Calderon, /,
J. Wilson, J. Noland, 7 j. Wright, Phe-
Ian. VIM. Marshall, Michael Kelly, Charles
Smith, WE Campbell, Procupio Crispnc.
and j Doland Some of the foregoing had
counsel, Others had none Neither OF them
nterposed any objection to the Grand Ju-
rors before them, consequently said Jurors
were accepted and sworn.
Haywood and Johnson Plead not guilty
10 o'clock tomorrow set for time of trial
People rs q. j. Vaughan - Defendant
moves to Quash Indictment. Overrued,
Defendant excepts.
People Us. II Brewster Perjury. De-
fendant demurs to Indictment Demurrer
sustained and cause remanded to Grand
Jury:
Court adjourned to meet this morning at
10 o'clock.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-15

The STEAMER Due The Panama steam
er is due at San Francisco, her mails and
passengers being to-day twenty-five days out
from New York. She may be hourly ex-
pected We shall probably be placed by
her in receipt of the result of the Cambridge
shire race, for which Prioress" was en-
tered Much other important news will be
brought by her-the condition of financial
matters, etc.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-15

Much ExcIrED.--Great crowds of China
men stood about Justice Berry's Office all
day. yesterday waiting for some decisive
turn to be taken in the affairs of their sus-
pccted countryman, Ah Lin, who is in Jail
for being suspected Of having killed Girls
void. The matter is still an statu quo, and
so is the Chinaman
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-15

THROWING HIMSELF AwAY.-Our old
friend, L. II Hedges, whom everybody in
OrovHe will remember as being former
landlord at the U s. Hotel in this town, has
connected himself with the Sacramento .fge,
as one of its proprietors. We hope he may
make fortune at his new business, but
hope doubtingly.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-15

HIS REMAINS TO BE REMOVED We learn
that orders were received by the last stea-
mer, for the removal of the remains Of the
late Judge Murray to his former home in
Illinois, where his mother and brother re-
side. They will be removed very shortly
Sac Bee
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-15

MASONIC BURIAL---The Masonic Frater-
nifty of Oroville followed to the grave yes
terday, the remains of their deceased brother
Mr.. Hueston, who died yesterday morning
at DR., O'Brien's Hospital. His disease was
fever.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-15

PROFESSOR LAURIAT This celebrated
eronaut is living in Sacramento, is very old
more than four score years--and accord
ing to the State Journal, is failing fast, and
is quite destitute. The Sacramen taHs should
not allow the old man to "go up in bal
looD," for want of means to keep him COM
Portable