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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-12
In lS44 we Polked 'em I;
In 1854 We Pierced 'em

In 1854 Pierced 'em
And in 1856 We Buck them.
Do not some of our Democratic friends hereabouts
think that they and the South have got Bucked very
decidedly? "The engineer, hoisted by his own
petard"
The Southern people have been pretty well
Bucked" so far rs Kansas is concerned-' Bucked
clear off the bridget" Well it's all right we sup
pose for, if they drown, won't the National Democ-
racy be saved
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-12
Louisiana Intelligence.
The ouachita. Register of the Sd inst. say

The Ouachita, Register of the Sd inst. says:
The Ouachita contrary to the expectations Of every
one is rising again-aId very rapidly. This rise is
said to be out of the upper river and if SO, we are
likely to have navigation for some weeks longer.
Speaking of the business of Shreveport during the
past commercial year the Caddo Gazette of the 9TH
inst. says:
Every department Of business has been prosperous
UNUSUALLY So aud the town itself inits rapid growth
gives evidence of the general thrift of our citizens
1t will be seen from the subjoined statement, that
the amount OF cotton shipped from this port during
the past year was much greater than for any precel
ing year.
ter Nasop. .SbSS9S bales
Reshipped from up river boas......,....... 1880 :.
Add i"oa 6aes on hand september ist 1855 and
we have the grand total.... LOG
Total. 957as
The receipts during the year 1866 amounted to
l55 bales which is short of the past season 55S
bales. This shows toerably fair state of business,
but not quite so well as We expect to do hereafter
Two new bales received up to the lst, against 10 the
year before -
| The Gazette says:
The nights for the last week have been cool for tbs
season, but the days warm and pleasant. Cotton is
doing finely and will turn fair crop ii the seasone
are favorable from this time on.
| The Moyehoase Advocate OF tire I'd inst. says:
| The corn crop OF Moreheuse presents beautiful
and fourishing appearance, and there is no doubt
there will be full average yield, notwithstanding it
was greatly retarded in its growth by the backward
ness Of the season and protracted drought The
cotton crop will not come up to az average crop, on
account OF the dilatoriness of spring and the late
heavy rains.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-12
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

0 clock 4. NJ, until 10 o'clock + NJ
Horse will the city depot every morning At
O'clock the Lake every night, hour the last
steam special trips when required by notifying
the conductor.
has erected Gentily Ridge which
IS also Flag Station, where the train will
required from AM to p M except down trips, II,
ock and up trips "a snd AZ ocrk Fare each
trains Is cents Tickets dow must be purchased al
the ticket office and he conductor notified
The daily Horse Car GENTLY Ridge stopping
required up from 6s O'Clock A. NJ, and
will leave as follows
The City The Genilly Ridge
At........ Q O'Clock A. NJ At.......l0 O'Clock A. NJ
At..........i2 At........,. r. NJ,
A,,:.::.:.:..:z :. Pm A'::,:..: ~ :.
pFor Lake-Each trip Immediately after steam train
ielU If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-12

flEalrtI p RANGEMENT-NEW ORLEANS AND Ma
-zss- s=.ss PDLEON TRADE-The and splendid fast
running passenger packet Judah IOurO. Z. W.
Ewing will regular ten day packet in the Jew
Orleans and Napoleon trade commencing the 10Th Of Sep
leaving New Orleans regularly days for
Napoleon Gaines and Gasto Landings. Columbia Green
Vile Kentucky Bend. lake Washington Point Worhirgton.
Lake, Princeton Carolina Landing, Ashton. Pitchers
Point, Skipws Landing, Lake Providence anu all terme-
Landings Plantation business attended to promptly.
GEO. d. I1ITE / CO.. Agents, 81 Front street.
pS7- Passengers and shippers can rely on the J uDAh
TOURO taking her place in the above trade on the 18th Sep
trmher 1851 aul2 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-12
AL A B A NJ A RIE E R.

FOR BLADOE AND CUlLTM
Hl1AlcS,sss sa Springs-Stelmer Advance, Samuel Abe
5r-s-1 master leaves twcea week for 1Ad0n and Gull
SPRINGS every Wednesday clock P u and for De
rnopois, Blalon and Cuum Springs every SATURDAY, Mt
O'Clock r. NJ Returning leaves Bladon and Cnilnm Springs
every TUESDAY, O'Clock P NJ and every TIL kSDAI
a =. NJ. For particulars apply to
my22tr T. B. SMITH 4 Tchoupitouas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-12

NHOSELLE 7lUSCATEL-25 cases Sparkling in
III store and for ssleby S. WOLFF, 95 Camp street.
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, IT, COAST A EE - STE Tis. nhisl5 Ne.

COAST PACKET STEA A1E.E
ell&IlA@ Bella DOnna-To and from New Orleans
FssaEssEr Hayou Fort Adams, Wlians0ort, Port
Hudson aud all intermediate landings, the BELLA DONNA
VIM McCombs master, will her old trips, commencing
Satay August 18th and continue throughout the
leaving New Orleans every Saturday evening" at O'clock
Bayou "Wednesday evening" on the arrival oil tue
cars from WOodvle
sYA clerk will the 1evse to receive freight Thurs
day morning
rparticular attention paid to the receiving and landing of
paseuges and freight all hours of the day and night
jy29 If HOLMES X CLAlse' II lcnoupitonia' ST.
n~ SUM NE X ARR RANtSElIENT-
sIlzlr@. r Steamer Ben franklin. JOS d. Clarke,
master for Cairo, Hickman. Memphis, Helena,
Napoleon Greenvie and all the Bends vii eaye on the fol-
throughout the connecting at CAIRO with the
nno Central Railroad for St Louis AUD AL the Eastern cities
Nashville Huntsville, Tuscumba Knoxville Chattanooga and
the Virginia Springs ,-,, C.. NJ,
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Sept S, at T. NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct. at o r. NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, oct Il, at . T. NJ
The Ben Franklin is surpassed in point OF speed and com
fort any having very large and airy rooms arranged
prcssiy or the accommodation Of families.
depend this bout leaving as advertised
Staeroonls engaged for OF the above trips on app
cation to agents. Plan Of her cabin can be Seen
JOHN f. HYDE Il CO, b6 Poydras street,
W Z. REDD1NG, Rai'ro Agent,
iao " under St Charles Hotel.
Roy The Ben Frank will attend TO her Memphis Bend, Way
ami Plantation business as usual
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-12

&C. NEW INLAND ,t-+S~
Es.ss EES5 sE.N FsFSs ROUTE TO TE&AS-FOr n jgfTf
and Indianoa, e.Sss~1a.a
Powder Horn )Saviug One Days Time well as Re-
duced Rates for passage, freight and insurance.
Leaving SUNDAY and THURSDAY, by the NEW Or
LEANS AND OPELOUSAS RAILROAD,
Connecting Bergck's Bay with the and splendid
steamships A1V ESTON and OPELOUSAS, of 1900 uns bur
each, built expressly for this route and constructed
avoid the a and delays heretofore arising from the
sage the Texas bars
Passengers Orleans from the Ferry Landing,
jackson Square, SUNDAY and TIL CRSDAE
MORNING. 10 O'clock commencing Sunday, the 10th Of
May, 1851. -
The OPELOUSAS, Capt A. Van Horne Ellis, will leave on
SUNDAYS and the 6 GALVESTON. Capt. Henry Denson,
THU RSDAIS.
Returning the days of leaving 1ndianola will be WEnNES
DAYS and SATURDAYS: and Galveston On SUNDAYS and
THU RSDAYS.
Freight will received daily Sundays excepted the Com
Landing in New Orleans, the foot of St Louis
will through of destination without
charge kind the lowest heReotoe charged
by the line of outside steamers.
For freight passage apply Mt the Office Of the Company
he only Office Of the line in New orea) OF St. Peter
Streets opposite Jackson Square, where cabin plans
the steamers may be and sate-rooms secured
A. B. Seq Err, Vice Presdeu.
myll If N. o., Opelousas and &. w. Railroad Co.
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r,s-. THE STEAMER JAMES r..
sllpEr woodruff, c. 5. Rogers master will leave
ss4.ss-n New Orleans for ST. Louis the coming season
as follows: . ~ CD -
us REJJ, BIT(;HANAN& Il CO. No 81 TchoUpitoulas.
pS- Dan Of the cabin be seen and rooms secured by
cali lin ihp office Of le ageMts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-12

-
BOARDING-SCAOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
- Conducted by Mime O. MACE.
TIE Glasses of this institution be reformed
y the LIST Of September next.
In making this announcement Nine Mace avals herself of
Ehe opportunity of returning her thanks families who
have honoed her with their confidence and of assuring them
that heretofore her establishment will combine all the
necessary the comfort the intellectual improve
melt Of The young ladies entrusted to her
The instruction impaired the ST. Charles Institute solid
and extends all those branches which constitute
pshed education hoih in English and in Fre0ch; Mime
Nace taking the the accomplished
Profess whose devotion their duties every reliance may
placed. ~.
The advantages offered young ladies Of French families
acquire thorough knowledge of the English uAge and
she other hand of American pupils toatn perfect command
OF the french language surpassed by those OF in
tun " lhe country and the with which they have
been heretofore employed be oh the
: i,tHcory references.
Full Information, terms be in
to be obtained at the institution, anal I'm
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OttEATTI1 TIE1t6x 9G NIAs ts.s g 0hANs Z ' sAsiNt5s
AND MEXICO.

NB-Copies the Act of Incorporation and BYLAWS
ha ohIained OF the office. a2sly
NIIE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY G1tst,-
4 Gerry STORE No. 23 Baronne street; E. Il, BERCIER
Agent. . -
oS- A large assortment Of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
and LIQUORS.
~ CHAMP ACNE, of the brands in and pins;
other FINE VINES Superior OLD BRANDY and oher
Liquors Superine CORDIAS and variety OF Fancy Arti
ces Of the very qualities always hand low prices
Me- Goods delivered o families free of drsyaae. lv
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-22

AFFAIRS IN SAN Francisco The CORES
pondence from the Bay City to the Sacra-
mento Union Of Tuesday, contains the fol-
lowing items
Henry Brown an omnibus driver, for run
ming his omnibus into another, was fined $50
in the Police Court.
Thomas B. Hope, n man who had run ne a
candidate for the office of constable ut the
last election, was arrested this morning for
forging false licenses for selling liquors.
The meeting of citizens to concert meas
ures for amendments to the attachment and
nsolvent laws, which was to have taken
place this evening, has been postponed.
Daniel Baltimore. a young colored man,
died suddenly on MondUy night at Pirra's
restaurant. Supposed palpitation of
the heart.
Measures are being taken to form tenn
perance society simi ar to the old Washing
tonian Society of Baltimore
j lIawes Davis who committed uicide on
Thursday morning by taking poison, was
buried on Sunday His funeral was largely
attended by the different societies of which
he was member
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-22
Extension GTCNCr

Owing to the imulcusc busuc,s done hN the under,
signed, they have found II ucc,~.iu! 20 Vl v another
BRANCH in OroVillc, and have located t l,4ty ol-
po,ile the Orleans Hotel, ana utJ,ct$ Vlpu-.n tDa
Miners bakery, on Montgomery street, whore they
now opening and olcr for sale, Us tine s,eck Il
Clothing, Boots qnd shoes, Has. caps AID as good
u stock of Under Clothing can he found tu 'hclr
well known establishment 1o tie \.in,ts and resi-
dents OF Thompson Flat, Morris NaNIlr, 'i,lon
Guch and C,A, aud everybody, Wth ucr lu,nDs,
We would snnpl! say drop IA and s'c Us 't ;i''
Branch, examine oar stock yuu have t,'h De r~ht
quantity and quality to select nom c'vtnr your
selves comfortably, 20 ON your w"! rJo'D'g AMI
goods don't give YOU satisfaction, oar names alo
not ID. TOY & CiI4I,~''N,
Montgomery street. opposite =. Ai,"u."-, aud
Branch, opposite NJ mcrs' hahtr!. u1
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-22

THE TROUBLES OF WALL STREET. The
last steamer brings the news of further iailss
ures, ,robberies and defalcations in that great
highway for bankers. thieves, spectators,
and watch suffers, Wall street, New York
One Jacob Little has gone in, with liabilities
of a million against him, and Wm. Thomp-
son, commercial reporter for, and contden
tial agent Of the Courier and Enquirer, has
absconded with over 0,O00 obtained by
forged drafts, and that too after having lived
for many years with an unsulliel reputation
and becoming gray haired, venerable man
of sixty. Another affair of 10000 has
occurred, the operator being Mr.. Cut
ting, whose &" respectable connections" have
settled his difficulties for him, by paying the
amount to the swndled parties. Pierce
Butler. the former husband of Fanny KEN
bic, has become involved by too extensive
operations in stocks, and his troubles are
partially attributed to the failure of Jacob
Little. So they 90 in Gotham.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-22

MISS PELLET.-It seems by the Eastern
papers, that this strong minded exponent OF
Temperance, Wornans Rights, Abolitionism'
and the varous humbugs Of the day, has
volunteered to take charge of the dud'
which the sanity pheemails of sundry por'
tions Of charitable America have gathered
together 10 cover the nakelncss and sins
Of thousands of imaginary sufferer in KAN
sas, and with truly diSinterested desire TO
make Nightingale Of herself, agrees lpro-
yided her expenses are paid,) to pack the
aforesaid duis with all possible despatch, to
their supposed place Of destination, all for
the love of God, fame, and hale seed A
notice to this effect appears in the Onondaga
StaHdard, ana winds up as follows: Miss
Pellet will receive calls at 81 Maiden Lane.
and receive Instructions from any who desire
to contribute, and, all donations will DE ap-
piled rs directed" and ought to have added,
rs Billy Birch says, "any of the brethren
wishing to lend Sister Pellet fifty dollars can
do So" Wonder if she amt afraid somebody
will find out how charitable she is ?
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF DECRETAL ORDER issued
. out of the District Court Ninth Judicial Dis
rict, in and for Butte County aud the STATE of CALI
forna, 10 me directed and delivered, commanding
me To levy upon and sell at public auction, in such
manner real estate 10 by law provided To be sold
under execution, all the right, title and interest of
Geo Goodhart plaintiff, aud Joseph Goodhaat and
Matilda G hart defendants, in and to the putt
nershp effects described in said Decree. follows
to wit: All OF that certain piece or parcel of land
lying and b, situate IN the Town of Oroviie, Butte
county, California and described according 10 the
put survey of SAID Town. as the north hall Of lot
six, 80 in block one, ( the same being thlrythree
3) feet in front Myers street, and running back
from said street one hundred and thirty-two l32D
fee: gcther with The house known rs the New
Yo,k Restaurant, situated on said lot. Therefore in
pursuance with sId order, | have levied upon and
will sell at public snle, To the highest bidder FIR cash
tho fourteenth day of February, A. d. 1857, AT the
hour OF three O'Clock. NJ all oI the right title aud
interest of all the above named parties, in and to the
proper heretofore described. Sale 10 take place at
the ourt House door, in Oroville Coany and State
aforesaid. y. FREER, Sheriff Butte Count.
January -, 1857. jy22-4w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-22

SILVER CREEK ICE-The Silver Greek Ice
Company have been and are now engaged in
cutting out and no using from fifty to seven
ty five tons of ice per week. The Placervile
Democrat says it is taking from Silver creek
in large blocks, averaging about twenty
inches in thickness. and is of the purest
quality. Mr.. Brockliss, one of the compa-
ny, has exhibited more than ordinary perse
verence in perfecting his arrangements, hav-
ting constructed fifteen miles of mountain
road to reach the freezing point. This road
is on the survey made by the State to Carson
Valley, and is a good one, four horses hav-
ing hauled four thousand pounds of ice over
it last season. The same energy displayed
by the State would make an excellent road
the remaining distance, 40 miles, to the val
ley.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-22
SHERTFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued out
HD of the District Court, Ninth judicial District,
in and for the County of Butte and safe of Calilnr
MIA, to me directed and delivered. commanding me
To make the sum Of nine hundred and sevenly.eght t
thirlysiX one hundredths dollars, with Interest there
on no the rate of two per cent per month from the
sixth day of November A. ID. 1855. and the further
sum of thrty-seven ninety>two nc-hundredths dol
lars with interest h at the rate rate of ten per
cent. per annum, ON the tenth day of January
ID. lSjG, and costs taxed, in the sum of nineteen
dollars and q yhy-hye cents, together With a the
COSTS accruing said writ, wherein Crafts Parish
are he plaintiffs and George w. Kent il the defend
an have seized and levied upon and Will sell at
public sale. to the highest bidder for cash, the
fourteenth day of February, A. ID lSj7 at the hour
OF two O'Clock, =. NJ. all of the right title and in
terest of the above named defendant, in and to all
OF that cerain piece parcel OF land lying and be-
ing situate in Ohir Township. on the east side of
Feather river IN Butte County, California, compr-
sing three quarter aectons of land and constituting
what is known n kent's Ranch, situated about one
mile below McConnell's Ferry, together with all and
singular the enemeuts hereditame Is and apper'e-
nances thereunto belonging, or in anywise apperlaD
ing
The above sale to take place at the Court House
door in Orovile, County and state aforesaid.
y. FREER sheriff Butte County
January %, 1867 y22-4w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-22

AssAULTING CHINAMAN Peter Moore
was arraigned before Justice Elliot last
evening for assault and battery on China
man: was convicted and ntenced to pay n
fine of $40 or to Is days in the County Jail.
He was then tried for resisting an officer in
having pitched into Mr. Covington, the spe-
cial policeman for Chinatown, when that 9TH
Ger attempted his arrest. lie was also found
guilty of this latter charge, and sentenced
the same as in the tilst case. He then en-
tered complaint against Mr.. Covington for
banging him over the gourd, but that gen.
tlemans actions in the matter was justified
by the court and he was of course discharged
Pete, who is said to be an old otteuder and
and trcquenter of Chinese brothcis, becomes
a county boarder for thirty days
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-22
sacramento Valley Raiireati.

MIR. Watson, civil engineer, who is cooni.
20 mt Of the affairs of the above company.
gave US such inferngtion yesterday concern
ing It's movements, as leads US to believe that
the preliminary surveys will shortly be
made and the WORK commenced on q branch
OF this great road to Orovil,e. We believe
the road as originally contemplated, was de-
signed as a grand trunk railway" which
eventually should be built to all the princi-
pal points in the Sacramento valley, and hy
the primary surveys, the location where
Oroville now stands, was fixed upon rs one
OF the most important points on the line Of
road. Even then, before Oroville was known,
the ground on which it now stands, seemed
by its advantageous location to designate it
as the natural depot for very large share
Of such business as would lend important
support to IA railway. and now that great
and tiourishing town has sprung up here,
the incentives to extend the line hither, are
Of course greatly increased.
That the Sacramento Valley Railroad Co.
are in very Furnishing condition, and am
ply able to extend their road, is fully shown
by the recent report of its Board Of Direct
ors, published in the Sacramento Union Of
Monday. From the report alluded to, We
learn that the difficulties by which the COM
pany was surrounded have been favorably
settled, and that the road is likely to prove
one of the most remuncratiye of any of its
kind. The following is a portion of the re-
port, showing the condition of its financial
affairs:
Total earnings of the road for 1886 .9l77 1865
Average running expenses for one
mouth, 81 ,S2O, say $4,000 per
month, or per year. r........ 80 900
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-22

\ VALUABLE BOULDER - The Sacramen-
TO Union of Tuesday, contains description
Of an enormous quartz boulder lately dis
covered at locality near Mormon Island,
FL Dorado county. The boulder weighs in
the neigh hborhool of twelve hundred pounds,
and piece which was broken of about sew
enty.fve pounds weight, yielded on being
assayed 81 40, and Judging from the rich
ness Of this piece, it is thought that the
whole stone will yield over fifteen thousand
dollars. Two men whose names are Dayton
and Bunkmeir, are the fortunate owners of
this monster specimen.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-22

From TIE 8AY-A telegraphic dispatch
in the Sacramento Union of Tuesday, dated
San Fraucisco, Jan 18th, says:
" "A man named Thomas O'Brien was shot
this morning, about 3 o'clock, at Petaluma,
by v Lambert, the keeper of an ale house
o Brien broke into the bar room for the pur-
pose of getting drink, when he was fired
upon by Lambert, the shot taking effect in
the femoral artery. He blcd to death in a
short time. Lambert was arrested.
Many leading politicians and others leave
tomorrow on the Golden Gate among them
the following Vim NJ. Gwin, d @ Broder-
ick; B f. Washington, J. W McCorkle, w
Van VOORHEES,, c. l.. Scott, c. l. Weller and
family, Col Henley, Lieut.. Beale, L. z
Washington, Rev. DR.. Bushnell, =. c. Rust i,
s. Grips, S W. Inge, W. Fry, James
Graham, G Chipman, L Carpenter, Moses
Flanagan, Capt. Bssel and S, NJ. Bowman.
On the Orizaba the following: Ex-Gov. Big
Ter and family, C. Washington, Major Ro-
man, G +. Lippincott, Francoise Jaconct,
Gen. Wilson. Capt Merryman, Capt. Scott,
L s. A, L. c. Palmer and Deputy U. S.
Marshal.
It's also reported that large number go
down to join Walker.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-22

GS~ The purity vigilante Bulletin, has
an article headed-.'The State Treasurer
taking time and money t,co by the foreock!'
What an awful man the State Treasurer
must be to thus roughly handle our golden
haired" medium The Bulletin will doubt
less make it all right when itagan takes the
laws and constitution TWO by the .frelOck!
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-22
county TrcasurcI's once,

OKONILLt, UtCrmbtr IUlh, Is1U
Notice hereby given, that al persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from thc GtncrM Fund,
rcgi sered betv cen the 7th day OF May 1906 and ~
day of August 1906, except Warrants numbered le4.
ls3 ls4, los, 100 and l9l, that the samo VIII bc pad
presentation AT Tins office. And notice is further
given, that after this date satd Warrants Wl cease 10
bear interest. WIN. LArIMUEE.
Treasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-22
Attention Miners 5. Families!

d. TOY OTTERSON again request the especial
aci ton of all who wish 10 lay in their winter stock
OF CLOTHING, BLANKETS, BOOTS and Woolen
Goods, to the magnificent assortment Of goods re-
ceived by them during the past ten days They are
now opening and offer salc
200 fine aud hervy Beaver and Pctersham Oyercoas,
Frocks and Sacks
100 heavy Pilot Cloth Coats, latest styles;
80 superb "Ruglan" Coats, superior to any Talmas;
bales, SO pr in each, heavy gray Blankets:
bales, l0Opr in each ine heavy blue blankets;
bale, 100 preNtra French Super super white
Blankets;
30 dOz assorted Cashmere and SAT- Pants late
styles, besides magnificent ussOGimeu Of furnish!uy
Goods. Montgomery ST., Opposite II. Nicholas. late
llunloons. n,u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-22
LARCENY.

S,IX Promissory Notes of one hundred dollar. each
- execUted by ]. b. Barker Ia holm liart. sept
l1lh. IL 56, due severaly !, ), u, I. n months
AFTER their dute stolen from Mr.. Iiari's CARPET
bag while the sa me was coming up from SHcramenlo
10 Marysvills. Any person TO whom the same may
be offered. will do favor to report the matter 10
prosecuting attorney or magistrate.
janS0-3t JOHN HART.