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EXPERIENCE AND CLOSE ATTENTION

LUT Il ER'S CLOTHING HOUSE
-, No. Lincoln House Block.
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THINGS Of all manner Of style sold by
* A FARBER
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New Grocery Store.

HAVING Purchased the stock Of Nrssr-
l SrEAkE X SNoKER, aud taken the
stand lately occupied by them, ] hereby an.
nouuce to the public, that have permanently
established my-el. Ia business here, aud shal
at al time, keep ou hand
FULL STOCK OF GkOc ERlhS
Aud staple Plantation Goods ] viii sell of
small profits. rcgnrdi"s- Of navigation, aHd
Merchants and others IN the country, may ie
pend on getting supple, at low prices
Mr. Clinton ! Willard viii give close at.
OF ta the selling department, aud VII be
pleased To meet las old friends
The .ow Prices at which sell compel me
60 MAKE aiy term, strictly cash
9. 4 BULkLEN.
Jefferson. irbfuary ~. 1887. 1T
Natha Republican. 'larhss'.,e STANDARD
and Dallas Herald NiI,apy.
Marshall, March "a 1907. No Aft
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I p. MOTT, Carpenter, and JOINER Mar
-. shall, Texas. =,
January 2, 81 N"-''h
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TF7IN NUs1SI HnNiFTT' TVf NWTWTI-
Answer 10 a Letter from Geneva,
Addressed TO the Evangelical Chris
fans Of the United states Of
America.

dents, Professors and Members of Evans
ge.ieal Churches aad other Societies in
Geneva, Switzerland, addressed letter on
the Dist of March 1877 To the United
State. ON the snbiec, of slavery fl has
been published aad widely circulated. We
propose to piy. II a resn.ctiul answer
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gu huNtse US ~ hbJiiaN tiHNefN are
you prepared to offer us plan lof effect,
ng il with safety and advantage to sIl
psf,es The physician who l. content TO
tell BIZ. pation, that he Is sick aud sug,
gests no practicable cure, or who pre-,
.crbes medicine and knows soothing oi @.
virtues, will command no coati i~uce ia bis
skill You tell Us we are suffering uudvr
an evil, you call upon u, "a remove il.
can YOU devise any mods of doing 20 with
that regard for the general safety which
ought YOU think, TO be cafefl'lf cpnstt.r.
ed : WHAT is to be done with the hl4rk
man when uanunitled' HE race, alilo iIh
improved In North Ameflcs, is still a bar.
barous one They are sluggish aud teu
sual They are inferior TO ths whites, not
ouIy IN actual progress, bu, ia hbiifyto
advance Ihey cannot, like the freedmen
OF Greece Of Rome. melt into t.- u.sss ~
freemen People Of the same type. l. tl-
li.h and lu.h, German aud French, are
easily moulded IA one American mas..
bu, there 3, no possible compromising Of
white aud black lhl. may seem very
unreasonable and wrong Ia yon wh1 know
nothing Of tho difficulty, bot IL q, upt the
''s ''V - '"' W.
81 tie interior becomes inevitable We
a." you 10 be 'S"su' ~ "'''''N '''
efra' ','n"' "' 'e' nv"
n"h''eu NORM N,e''r' NV ''''s'
rom b''"r'" ,nr ''''''' 'i'' a. '''' '''''''
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fortunate " '"'No''o nom ,"e ''"'''', "'''
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sustain co'"p'"'''h '3' ''s"' ".'' "
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more lnlriilg"ut anu ohefGe'e P'"VT'
suppose Them That as ."e i'et's'' '''
sequence ct "ahn'".''''o' '"P "'''" ace
should waste H"s& ah1 petishf 't' 'n''
ihrN should become 81 'te o.'' N''' ''''
mPr"vteui and miserable. "A' '''N
N}l ,oa .'it say 10 a. "'"N"'' N"''
slaves WIZ '"n d''"ieA"''" '"e ''''' OBJ
- Who'll" country endA'St - 'A'''r''''
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tent cian'AF of ''' A"'''' "a ~ "'"'''e
ton OF = stem 81 ""iea 's'' ,''o' 0's'',"
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4 uinAins man gu. gar ~" sohs'n'"s
worthy Of NE most r"f"''i fe'eaf'" !" a
d'ne'ic f'l'f' "N'eN IS s' -
m'th'n1 e '' prey NE %. ''' vines "''' ~,
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sens" - .h' i'H'a.s '"' -'"' ''''''''
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3tltsm. s.at~f'' aa' p" "9'.i 'H'''h' '''f
ei lhe ifhe.il. Aa'-n 81 e'' ''s "''N
20 lhf .',t -' '"s ''' ''
i"r tue beH'u' OF R'.'' 'Ni ''0ae'"'i9 ~
The 'eef'"r p''iy ne o"'fs''t"'y "' '''
Icy s"a i'+ i'A i.i'1 'i "a"'V-
Il spf So go b. sac.e'} - ee'.s'H stages
uHi~r e'fern'' = - c''ia'..' A. ''er'
30 O." forrest and + h 'ai's 9' human ne
eHssiles rs -.a.s % ~ .af. u e'sAFpTA's
beiafr adsaHr5 caikaN'a' An'ef o'h"f
circumstance, u.s. tAr woods asaNppoHr De-
fore Increasing cu,avNlo7. Ia etsef case
the resist is tle Hofk % causes MAI We
cHp nelllsf Aast"a naf feiHA va nav"
uH space Va sewer, faf iaq iafs AAe tasse,
au& leave thar % yaur reflections.
Bot sou aa nos ins.a' 30 these material
considerations. 1op prefer 90 waive taen
raHHH Hf
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WIN. q. DOLLAR,
Millwrlght and 'laChinisi

(I1lI.L build Merchant, FIGURING and steam
w saw Mills, Of all kinds lie also taxes
the liberty to challenge any gentleman OF h'7
trade, so far rs workmanship IL xpncefhed'
Having served a regular apprenticeship " the
old wheat growing States, and having long
experience IN the business, he Will drces and
hang burrs and arrange boiling machinery I'M
der the most approved plans Cotton screws,
gin gearing and lhrcshng machines, put up and
geared off complete Also all kinds of Rails
road work, such a. bridges, trusse work, sta
ton house, water tanks and framing, done ae
eording to drat.
Refer ,o--John NJ Jones, ESQ., ans GO
5. H. Mcfarland a Co, owners e. 'he Jti'er'
Son merchant mills,
Address
WIN. G.. DOLLAR,
Jefferson, Texas
Feb I, 81 2.-if
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THE TEXAS EPUBIlCAN
ONLY Two Dollars and a Half a Year
Il, W. LOU Il u u lsH.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR


ru,TyxAs RxruaLtcASls tssucd weeF lvh TWO
mil IRIS AND HALF per snnmm u mid ia
.5yanee # paid within 80 months, Three ioliaf-
,,,n.ni h. DELAYED until after the ~ monde. the
tl.,,tllhr Pour Dollars. Single copies One Dime
,lVrft-emrutsat : p~ssauarr OF ten lines - loss
, iAeeats per ~usfr fnrev"fy -rhrs gent iu-eriion
Ahhcral discount made 20. yearly ts'efisrmrht
announcement of ctnldates Ten boiats
Twelve per cent Will be charged ca advertisements
10 laid ia advance.
al obituary notice soveraus square, WILDE charged
~ atlt rri lseu-ais.
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Cooking Stoves.

INST received from Cincinnati twenty
y Cooking stoves different sl4es and pat
terms for sale cheaper th1n any heretofore
offered Ia this market ,,,,,,
Nav J, 81. N"-'o
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-04
Fam,ue IN northern Michigan.

The necessaries Of life have become 30
scarce in the Northern portion of Michigan
as to demand the instant charity ofthe more
fortunate people of the southern portion OF
the State The citizens of Detroit have
formed a relief committee in aid of the suf-
ferers, and issue the following appeal to the
good people of that neighborhood:
"The Executive relief Committee earnestly
appeal to the liberality of the citizens OF
Detroit and the more favored portion OF
the State, for additional aid in enabling
them to relieve the necessities of their fell
low citizens iu the northern counties. The
calls for aid are of the most pressing char
acter and will soon absorb all the means al
their disposal. Some idea of the state OF
things may be formed by aperusal of the
letters addressed to the committee in the
daily prints of this cily. Contributions OF
the following articles. addressed to 'Reiei
Committee,' care of A. II. Rood, Esq De
trot aad Milwaukee Railway Depot will be
thankfully received.
Seed corn and wheat, Garden Seeds,
Potatoes, Salt,
Buckwheat, Beans,
Peas, Salt Beef
Pork,
Clothing, especially womans stout shoes
IL LEDYARD,
JoHN OWEN,
&. T. Porter.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-04
Democratic State Convention.

At q meeting of the Democratic State Central
COMMITTEES. hed In San Francisco the 10th of May.
the following resolutions were adopted:
RESOLVED, That the next Democratic State Con
vention be holden at the city of Sacramento, on
TUESDAY, the 14th day of July next, and that the
basis Of representation be as follows, viz: One dei.
egate from every two hundred Democratic voies
east and one delegate for every fraction over o 10
hundred Democratic vote cast for any Democrats
state officer at the last general electionthe Presi
icHa eector5 being considered, for the purposes Of
:hisresolution, rs State officers.
RESOLVED, That Messrs. Thomas, MoC%e and Red
ington are hereby appointed committee to canvas
the Official returns the Office of the Secretary of
State, and from them to make up and publish the ap-
portionment of delegates TO which the various coun.
lies entitled according to she basis of presenla.
tion adopted.
The committee appointed by the last resolution
made the following report, by which the Democrats
ofhe various counties will be governed in electing
delegates to the State Convention
ALFRED REDlNGT0N Chairman.
p. WooDsIDE Sec'y Dem. State Cenual Com
To EN.ALFRED REDIsoToN, Chairman. &c.-Dear
SIR The Committee appointed at the recent meeting
OF the Democratic State Central Committee TO appor.
ton the delee ates which each ounty will be entitled
TO elect under the resolutions III the Central Commit
lee. to meet In Convention in Sacramento on the 4th
Of July proximo, have made the following apportion.
meDt, viz:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-04

The SHIP CANAL.-The War and the Ma
Wy Departments are fitting cut an expedi.
tion for the exploration of the route for a
ship canal, by the way of the Atrato and
Truando rivers, across the Isthmus of Cari-
en-. Lieut.. Craven, of tho Navy, is charged
with the survey, and is to be aided by two
army officers, who are not yet designated.
The party will leave New York in the Unit
ed States ship Arctic for Chagres. The
government will no doubt also cause sur
vey to De made of the Osborne and Cullen
route for ship canal across the Istbmns Of
Darien, the practicability of which is youch :
cd for by DR.. Caldwell of the United States
frigate Independence, who recently made a
partial exploration of the same, following
the route formerly indicated by MIR. Gise.
horde.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-04

INDENpENcE GUM Glory and praise to
that patriotic old pioneer and veteran, Gen
eral Sutter, for his kindly consideration in
cntrustng us of Oroville with a field piece
from Hook Farm, wherewith to celebrate
the incoming and presence of the present
glorious day Honor to the name of the old
hero, may he live thousand years to lend
his aid in celebrating the anniversary of our
independence day.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-04
Merchants Exchange.

This Saloon, by far the best arranged most popular
ded with Ave first class Billiard Tables, talented
band OF Musicians The best stocked bar, and the
most attentive aud competent bar Keepers in North
ein California, is now under the sole control of the
under signed, who socits and hopes lac may merit
and receive continuance of the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon the Saloon.
/. DWARAkOUSkY,
June % Alias "CoUNT"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-04

UTAH. The Sacramento Union thinks
the policy of the administration in sending
troops to Utah-if the intention is to subdue
the Mormons-is of very questionable
character. We suppose the intention is, not
to subdue the Mormons, but to prevent
those who are not Mormons from being mur-
dered by Indians! Gen. Harney is an ex-
cellent officer in operating against such an
enemy, whether they appear in force, or in
small predatory bands Will the Unton
permit US to quie. its apprehension, with
the assurance that the administration will
not wage u war against the Mormons on ac-
count of their religion. Such policy in the
present age, is peculiar only to the Know
Nothing party.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-04
Mason

q PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION adopted
NgN.yat IL meeting of Royal Arch Masons,
~ \assembed in Oroville June cath, 1897, all
Companion Royal Arch Masons in good standing Ia
Butte County, are requested TO meet at MASONIC
HALL, in Orovills, On TUESDAY, JULY 7th, 1867, &,
at O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose of taking steps to
organize Chapter, pursuant t. Ancient Usages.
II. A. GASTON,,
j. j. KLkiNE, Committee.
G. T. COLrDN.)
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-04
To-Day.


The bright beams of this mornings sun
lend their effulgence to the splentsor of a day
brighter in its memories and more glorious
in its birth, than the uprising Of the Day
God himself. Hail to this blessed anniver.
sary of freedoms birsh Let every heart
rejoice. and while the political skillet is
simmering and sizzling, let all unite in one
glad anthem of praise to the goddess of
eican Liberty. May every heart in this
republic beat glad to-day, and may
q Try names of oppression and tyranny
be blown into atoms by thirty millions of
blunderbusses, and an unprecedented i'm
mensity of Chinese fire crackers.
Success to every grafton, poem and essay
that shall be delivered to-day in commemo-
ration Of the occasion--success to every free
born thought and action--and success to
every vender of gunpowder, good whisky,
skyrockets, ginger bread and hard boiled
eggs. As the day grows older, may the
memory of the day grow greener in the
hearts of this happy people, and as the fun
grows "fast and furious" may good nature
increase Herewith.
AS the sun sinks down behind the coast
range. and the glad notes of joy-tuned id-
dies and baDjoes strike up "Sugar in the
gourd," and "Pop goes the weasel" let eve
ry man, woman and child incontinently let
themselves loose, keeping time upon the
light fantastic brogan until "grey morn
sits perched upon the east"
Remembering great Lafayette, may every
Know Nothing repent and turn from the
error of his ways on this proud occasion;"
once again reminded of the broad doctrines
of State sovereignty laid down by the fra
mers of our constitution, may every black
republican relinquish his dangerous tenets
and proud of the triumphant success of the
principles which he advocates, may every
democratic mothers son gain fresh courage.
and hold still more steadfast to eight the
good fight of faith"
Let glad rejoicings rise up from the depths
of "Oregon Gulch" and the heights of "Pea
Vine"! From Eastport, Maine, to San An
dreas, in Calaveras county, may good ma
ture, good speeches, and the most clamorous
patriotism prevail, and along our seaboard
and in towns accessible therefrom, may no
shell oysters or fresh beef be called to the
relief of bunged eyes and ensanguined noses.
but rather let all ''hard feelings" give place
to universal harmony, and may no broken
heads or lacerated shirts be offered up to-
day on the altar of liberty.
May breadstuffs and pork grow plenty in
starving Michigan, and may peanuts grow
rank in Yolo county, and kale seed and the
smell of gunpowder be plenteous in the
land. Amid the booming of cannon may
there be no cries of misery and distress, and
amid the happy greetings and congratula-
tions Of the day, may "button holing" be
Impractical and unheeded. Three cheers
for the proud eagle bird (by chance) that
scars above us three cheers for every star
and stripe upon our nations banner three
cheers for every impression Of sweet Liber-
tvs form on three cent pieces, ''suskins,'
and all American coins !-and, finally, three
times three for the memory of Washington,
and 1.-The day we celebrated"
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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-04

THE EXPRESS AND INQUIRER.--We gen.
orally the latter of the above papers by
mail regularly ON the same day of its pub
lication, but we never get the former by
mail until it is too old to be a newspaper
Please stir around earlier in the morning
Mr.. Erpress, and mai your exchanges il
time for the morning post. We often miss
YOU on account of your laziness.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-04
Private Boarding,

Can be had at the house northwest corner powner
and Montgomery streets, with rooms if desired, furn-
ished to SUIT gentlemen with their wives, or single
Gentlemen Gas the case may be.) Apply TO
MRS. BERRY,
lea on the premises.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-04

The BIDwELL DELEGATION. The per-
sons elected on the two tickets to represent
that precinct in the county convention, are
from the first election, Messrs Hida, Bendle
and Urton; of the second, Messrs. Murphy,
Diver and Hess. The first named are Dem
ocrats, the last Lewis men.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-04
County Treasarcr's Omce-


Notice shereby given, that all persons holding Bate
County Warrants, payable from The General Fnnd,
registered between the LIST day ri November 1856,
and the 5tb OF December $3.50 inclusive thGs the
will be paid on presentation al this Office, and
after this date said Warrants will cease to beaF in
terest. WIN LATTIMURE,
Treasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-04

FUNDS FOR FUN.--A subscription was
carried about town yesterday and consid-
erahle amount of.money raised wherewith
to buy powder etc., and to furnish the
necessary arrangements to assist in "toot-
ing the great American Horn" as "Chuck"
says. About the time the subscription was
started. high winds commenced blowing
and storm clouds gathered, and as if to
usher In the glorious day, Heavens artillery
doomed out and the sky wept tears of Joy.
The subscription was quite numerously
signed, and by way of raising the wind, the
veIy streets contributed their share of dust.
Load up your guns and give US another
blizzard Huzzah for the fourth.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-04

The New CENT PIECE, Says the Unions
New York correspondent
The appearance of the new cent coin in
this market, last week, created quite an ex :
citement. Although the mint at Philadel.
phia paid out six million of them in two
days, before they stopped the issue, hardly
one Of them is yet to be met with in trade.
have seen but one. The news boys cried
them for sale in the streets, at two cents
each ON the first day, and liquor shop in
Brooklyn is said to be doing fine business
by returning q nickel to each purchaser
of horn
The down casters had better keep their
'nickers' at home, we've no use for them
here.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-04
Economy should be the order
of the Day.

The Subscriber begs leave TO Inform the property
owners of 0roville, that he has come prepared with
the necessary apparatus to build neat substantial
FIRE PROOF STORES of CONCRETE OR B!TON,
at q saving of % per cent. below the cost of brick
buildings. Having thorough knowledge of the
component parts Of this material and the manner OF
using it, he can defy competition. Those desirous OF
building would do well to give him call. Plans and
Specifications dawn with dispatch. Any npplica-
tions eil at the banking house of Hedges Iannon,
will meet with prompt attention.
jelOf klRWAN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-04

JERRY SuLLIvAN.-This newspaper King
has again covered our table with eastern
exchanges. He is gentleman and schol-
ar. and most excellent judge sf the wants
of the editorial fraternity. May his um-
brageOus counterpart never decrease.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-04
For Assessor.

The name of ]. A. RYDER is recommended by
numerous frenes and Democrats of Bidweil Town
ship for the office OF County Assessor. subject 10
nomination by the Democratic Convention.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-04
ku the Field.

The friends Of s. l.. SNYDER respectfully an.
nounce him rs candidate for Assembly. sallect to
the nomination of the Democratic Convention.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-04

CHALLENGE ACCEPTED, MIR. ii. +. Gard
ner has accepted the proposition made by
the Courier to pay the sum of $500 to any
spiritual medium who will in the words of
that, paper communicate words impaired
to the spirits by us in an adjoining room,
who will read a single word in English,
written inside book or sheet of paper fol
ded in such manner as we may choose
who will answer, with the aid of all the
higher intelligence he or she can invoke
from the other world, three questions; So" !"
who will tilt a a piano, without touching it.,
or cause a chair to move foot, placed as
we will place it, and with q committee OF
scientific gentlemen to arrange the expert
ments." He excepts the challenge on the
condition that the party making the offer
will agree to let all the conditions of the ar.
rangements come within the scope of those
natural laws within which spiritualists be-
iieve spirits are confined in producing the
manifestations referred to above The wri-
in the Courier does not object to this, and
the trial win probably soon take place.
The result will be looked for with interest.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-04

DELEGATES FROM Mill CITY.-The fol-
lowing gentlemen have been chosen delegates
to the county convention from Mill City,
Joseph Griggs, E. B Henson and Thomas
Birch.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-04
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic Electors OF the different Precincts
IN Butte County, hereby requested to send dele
gates to the Democratic County Convention which is
hereby called TO meet at Oroville Monday, July 8,
1857, for the purpose Of elecing delegates to the
State Convention, the Fifteenth Judicial District
Convention the l4th Senatorial District Convention,
and for the nomination of County Officers Accord
ing to the apporonment adopted by the last Conven-
tion the different Precincts entitled to repre-
sentation as follows:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-04
Don't throw yOur Money away

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taken. corner of Huntoon 1t. aud Miners Alley -
They have had over eleven years experience IN the
art, and warrant their pictures to be good can
be made GIVE THEM CALL.