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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-08

= SttES"--StEHs.
81 ). SILK
THE CHOICEST STTLES
A O.
SUPERIOR s1LKS, at
Is CENTS PER YARD
Decidedly bargain,
c. C. WAYLAND'S,
jas 2p6t corner Poydras and CaronleIet Streets
SitEs---SiIks.
, l. Il >. SILKS.
7 ONE oL LAR PER Y4RD
Worth One Dollar and Fifty Cents
Actually cheaper than Cacoes-positivy the greatest bar
gain ever offered in New Orleans, at
C. c. WATLAND'S
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-17


GRASS VALLEY lCE.-Messrs Dickey (
Carringi ons ice wagon backed up to our Of
ice twice yesterday, and as is their durnal
custom, Doct. Murphy and Mr.. Car ingt'
took turns in congealing the contents of our
water buckets. Their ice, which is Of the
Grass Valley formation, is as clear as crys.
tai, had Ms flint, aud as cold as the combiued
zeros OF forty thermometers
A DIscoSseLrk DARKEy-rhe following notice
was stuck up Bulletin board in The quiet village
Of Campo Seco Calav ,ras COUNTY, which demvn.
tirates says III" Sn Andreas Independent, that do.
mestic difficulties there well as in other por.
tOns OF the Stale:
NoTiCr-Know NIL men women and children white
or black, bond or Free that ON the 21tnd OF March
IN the year of Lord and Savior Jesus Christ 1857
My wife left my bed and board without my cnncent
or nny good canse known I me with the promls,. of
not rttHrnl < n;ane aud this s To cerIiIy that 1
wi % t't sponsbie for any accounts she may con
tract IN, name she is Mtxh an woman. prel.op-
sesslhg Ia every respect and rs thought IA true
hearted virtu"as Indy. but You see rom dis she
decerted me most shalneiully.
JoHS ADAMS.
CulUred indiv dual.
Campo Seco, Mach Bind 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-17
Oruuill. Dallq Butte Rstarh.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE IL, 1857
State Prison Labor.

We have before us document on the state
Prison System, written by Phillip A Roach,
which has been adopted by the committe OF
mechanics, appointed at San Francisco to
inspect the State Prison aud report their
views on the labor of convicts etc. The
writer is opposed to the present sy>tem' as
well as that proposed to be adopted. urging
AS his reasons, that convict labor if applied
TO manufactures will seriously effect the
prosperity of the State by dscouraging tho
emigration of artisans, degrading mechani-
cal mbor. and driving many youths who
would otherwise learn trades, 10 adopt other
and less useful cnllings. The report also
urges that prisoners be placed under the
immediate control Of the State instead OF be-
ing under the care and supe vision of paid
contractor, and suggests that river aud har-
hor Instructions ~ well rs swamp and over
flowed lands could furnish ample and useful
emplo yment A. shown by Mr. Roachs
figures, our State .'rison system compares
very unfavorably with that of other States.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-17
HOTELS, SALOONS, sc.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
CORNER MoSreosrRy AND HuSToos STREETS,
OROvILL LIE.
FRANK JOHNSON, =. ....Proprietor

AAA HAVING PURCHASED THE tlOUSl
ka,,i known heretofore n llunioUn'e Exchange !
EaiL have renovated re- fitted newl' furnished amt
0Drnrd II under tn. above name. with entirely new
arrangement. | have erected spacious dining
hal-ndded "A large number "f eeg MT! iurni>l'r'
roo ns for Families. aud am prepared Ia accomin"
date any number Of guests In n manner that ! uusi
viii be satisfactory To ALL Having had he ben
eft OF long experience IN the business. III d as !
shall give my whole attention to II, | intend 10
make ihis house in ~ It's essential appointments. ,he
very best in this section of California
FRANK JOHNSON.
1.-THE Cal Stage Cos General Office is al this
House, where passengers arrive from and depart 10
ali points ~ the country.
December 81, 1856. d3l-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-17

FIREMENs' DoINGs The fire lailies"
with their fellow iremen Of the Vigilant
Company of San Francisco. They are hnv-
ing big breakfasts, big drinks, and on
Thursday are TO have big race over Charley
Ellis race course. Several of our Oroville
6remen are in Marysvile taking hand"
in the fun.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1857-05-14
TmuRspAY, 10 O'clock. A. NJ.

THURSDAY, III O'Clock, a. NJ.
Members Of Grand Division met agreeably
to adjournment. Officers same as ycster-
day, except g. w. A. G.. w. r. appointed
Bro. Is. b. Townsend, G. w. A., pro tenn.
Minutes Of Yesterday read and confirmed.
Opened with singing and prayer.
Bro. Pelot, Worthy Patron, extended an
invitation to the members of the Grand Di.
vision to attend the Annual Exhibition of
the Cadets of Temperance, at Institute Hall,
this evening. at s o'clock.
On motion Of Bro. Warren,
Rssolved, That the Grand Division unan
imoasly accept the invitation, and appear at
the exhibition in regalia.
Bro. Donald w. Barton, W. p. Of No.
4G, was then introduced and duly obligated.
Bro. O'Neall, Chairman Of Committee on
the Grand Worthy Patriarch's Report, sub.
mii,ed n report, which was laid on the table
for future consideration.
Bro. b. ID. Townsend presented circular
from the NJ. w. p, of the National Diyis-
ion. which was ordered TO be read, and the
Grand Scribe requested to- send copy to th c
w. Il. Of every Division not now represent
ed in the Grand Division, with the request
to read before the members Of their respec-
tive Divisions. -.
The Grand Scribe presented suudry &C
counts, which were referred 10 Finance
Committee, pro ten'., consisting Of Bros. $.
J. Townsend, May abd Murray.
Bros. Thos. j. Warren submitted the re-
port Of the COMMITTEES on Reports of Grand
Scribe and Grand Treasurer, which was
adopted. a
m Report gs5
The Committee appointed on tho reports
Of the Grand Scribe and Grand Treasurer.
beg leave, respectfully, to say that they have
had the same under consideration. We re.
gret to see from the Grand Scribe's Report.
that but little over half Of the Divisions in
the State have made returns for ibe last
Quarter, this is an important feature in the
operations of 0iif ;sss.es, and nnless or
brethren resolve to see that the returns 90 up
regularly and early at the end of each Quai.
Ter, il will be impossible for the Grand
Scribe 10 make complete and correct re-
port TO the Grand Division Of the numeri.
cal strength and financial interests Of our
order. Matters which are exceedingly inn.
portant 10 our successfol operation.
We hope, and earnestly suggest, that cub
ordinate Divisions VIII attend 10 this par.
ticuias duty ard zee that itis promptly and
faithfully attended TO.
Z The report suggests several points Of in-
terest and eDcouragement, and we hope the
suggestions therein to the several Recording
scfibes Of subor,linats Divisions win bo fol.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1857-05-14

e .t
CnARLEsroN, April 22d.
70 Pursuant to appointment the Grand Di-
vision met this day, in the Hall of Palmetto
Division, No. 1; at 4 o'clock, II. AZ.
! Present HENRY SUMMER, G.. ". p.
ElflAYER, q. W. Il.
=. CORLEY. q. s..
G.S. HOVER, CT.
GEO. w. KING. q. Sent.
w. I. CASTON, p. q. w. p.
Absent - Rev. ii. ii. DURANT, q. Chap.
q. W.P filled the vacancy by appoint
ing Bro J. /. B. Evans, e. Chaplain, pro
ten.
Opened with singing and prayer.
The minutes OF last meeting having been
pni.lisled, reading of the same wac dispens.
cd with.
The following Divisions were represented {:
Palmetto, No. l.-E. Thaver, N. TYLER,
Sr, J. L. Bell, Edward Hor!beck, L. B. Ste.
yens.. J. j, Lucas. j. W.P.n.
Taylor, No. sc. s. Bower, S. s. Nc.
Gully, Jolta Cortlero, J. w. Smith, J. e. b.
Evans. w. P.'s.
Waterec, No. "a. NJ. Kennedy, w. T..
CASTOR, Thos. j. Warren. Z. w. P.'s.
Iliggaion. No. Ills. Corley. p w. p.
Fairfield, No. l3.--II. b. McMaster, j. S.
Philips, P, w. P.'s.
ST. Georges, No. lG.-Dr. John Nav, j..
S. Murray, p. w. P.'s.
Newbcry. No. l7.--Uon. J. b, o'Neall,
Mai. III. Summer, =. w. P's.
Fidelity No. l0.-W. p. Price, p. w. p.
Lone Star, No. 27.--J. c. c. Feaster, p.
w. i.
81 orangebnrg, No. 3s.-G. IT. Elliott, b.
! ID. Clarke, J. j. Sallcy. p. w. P.'s.
Enoree, No. 42.--Dr. w. L. NJ. Austin,
P.W.P
Dennetssillc. No. 45.-B. d. Townsend,
w. Cook, Col. j. W. Cook. S. j. Town
send. w. A. Cropland, John McCollum, p.
w. P.'s
Single Star, No. os.-J.J. Redwood, p.
w. r.
Pleasant Grove, No. 7a.--Geo. w. King,
j. W.P.
In absence Of tue Committee or Creden.
tials, Bros. McCully, Redwood and Austin
were appointed the Committee, pro lem.
The above COMMITTEES reported favorably
1 on the credentials presented, aud the follow.
ing Brothers, yiz +: ii. Judge Moore, w. r.,
CharIe, Nj. Mason and Harry Cogsweil, p.
w. P.'s OK Palmetto, No. /; Robert Ag.
new, r. w. p, Of Fairfield, No. 13; Sam.
mel Stmdley. i. w. p, Of Fidelity, No. 10
4 J. n. Waliaes. Z, w. p. of Benne,tsville,
No, 45; and Jas. +. Pressley. p. w. p, Of
!: 1Ediantown, No. rs, were introduced and
duly obligated.
fhefollowing letters werc read by the @.
I z :.d sks Invitations unanimously nc.
cepted: @
~ ORpnAS HOUSE,, }
A n
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1857-05-14

February i,si. IN organizing new division
IN fork District, under very fiauering pros.
poets OF usefulness aud success. II Inns been
named Fort Mills, aud have given the
nllnibere47. Also another soon after, Union
Division. No. ~. Bros Walker nnd Nc
Gully, Of Chester, have beer successful in
re.organizing Chester Division, No. a.
Thus three have been added TO our list dur.
ing the quarter. Since the lsss of April.
inst. Bros. Enloe and johnson have opened
another new Division in York District. call
ed Concord. and numbered 48, of which i
will officially report at the end of the pres
cnt quatier q; j ,s5elfs t.
by some mistake, regret to learn, that
Tiger River Division. No. SO, heretofore re
ported by me as having been organized, has
never been opened. | am advised, however,
there is prospect Of still opening il.
Since my last report ~ Divisions have
made returns, making a total Of ~ for the
quarter. -.
Reiternting my convictions of the abso.
lutte necessity Of establishing Temperance
journal, and securing the services Of n com.
Petent lecturer, submit this report,
a 81 a.t s.s In L. p. d +.
s S. CORLEY, G. S.
Charleston, S. c., April 22d, 1857.
The Grand Treasurer submitted his report,
which was referred to the committee on the
Grand Scribo's report:
Report OF 9. 5. Bower, Grand Treasurer.
In account ,oith Grand Dipision of s. C. ,
1857. DIR.
Jan. 27 To amt of cash from last Qu'rt'r, $I2Is2
so ). Corley, G.. s., lO233
Mar. IL. 400
Apr - 9l.o0
1851 s5
1851. Cr.
Jan. 81. BY amtpaid G. s. bill for Salary, $3.50
I" for adv. Carolinian bill, 3sT
bill of Yorkville Enquirer, T.oo
Apr. o. National Division, 1900
us Premium on draft 2s
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&l32.f2
900 go
April 90. Cash on hand,
Respectfully submitted.
S3sl.95
q. S. BOWER, G. T.

Bro. Tylee, on the part of Palmetto Di
vision, No. ]. extended an invitation to the
Grand Division to meet Palmetto Division
at o'clock, this evening, for the purpose Of
public reception. which was unanimously
accepted.
On motion, Grand Division adjourned to
meet on Tomorrow morning, at 10 o'clock.
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CIR 5ulltbfril Gntrrprisr
s. Is ,ssvsD EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
By PRICE & McJUNKIN.
NIL LA M p. PRICE.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
C.. NJ. MI u NKIN,
PR1N TER.
TERMS.

0SE DsIL,n and Fifty Crsrs in advance; Two
iDoLLARs il delayed.
CLUBS of FIVE and upwards, osr DorIAa,
the money in every instance TO accompany the
erJer. 81
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted conspicuously nt
the rates OF 10 cents per square Of ;3 lincs for
the hrst iusertion and 323 cents for each subsc-
qment insertion,
Contract, for yearly advertising made reason
~ AGENTS.
: w. w. WALKwa, Jr., Columbia, s. c.
PrrKR SrRApLrY, Esq, Flat Rock, N. C.
a. 81 P.pEs Fairvicw P.N0., Greenvillc Dist
J WmuAx Q. BAILEY, Pleasant Grove, Greenville
Carr T. q ANDERSON. Enoree, Spartanburg.
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Grmprranrr.
RiROC OCEEIeINGS
~ $500 OF THE
@ r a N D D " SlON NJ
OF THE
SONS OF TEMPERANCE
SOUTH cARo11HA.

EooXD QUARTERLY SESSION 1857.
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eaf p9f Dr as f tic cas f rI
GREENyLE SOUTH cARolNA THURSDAY MORNINGS MAY n Is

CHARLESTON TsMrERANcE TRACT SocIErY.
JFdrd Meeting. g.
You are respectfully invited to attend n
Public Meeting T this Sprieiy, to lie held
Mt the Hall Of the Depository. Chalmers
street; on Saturday evening, 2oth inst. at 8
o'clock. Addresses will be delivered by
friends Of the cause.
EDWIN HERIoT. -
ii. J.. MOORE.
j. j. LUCAS. s
. j. A. PELOT y $500
EBENEZER, ,TIJAYER. ~
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BEFORE O'Clock, =. NJ.
Grand Division met Mt this hour. and i'm.
mediately adjourned to visit the Orphan
House, and TO meet again on TO morrow
morning at 9 o'clock.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1857-05-14
NuMBERs.,.

iowed and that no cause Of complaint nay
hereafter be found from imperfect or piptiai
returns. q :, y.
Tho report of the Grand Treasurer has
been examined and found correct.
~ suggest that these reports be adopted 3
Respectfully submitted.
TJ. WARREN, chairnan.
The Finance Committee presented re-
pot which was referred back 10 them for,
alterations.
On motion Of Bro. o'Nenli,
Resotcca, That we adjourn at half past
o'clock, to meet at ! before 4 o'clock. L. AI.
Thercport on the Grand Worthy Patrisrcl,,s :
Report was then taken up, but progress in
It's consideration cut short by the arrival of
the hour Of adjournment.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-27

BSE~It is worthy of remark, that while
the Democrats, in their State Conven-
ton, denounce both the robbers of the
State Treasury and ask for their con-
dign punishment, and also called for
the passage of a law that would prevent
defalcation in future, the Black-Repub-
licans were silent on the latter measure,
and adopted a very weak and faint re-
solution in regard to the other. The
great cause of the insecurity of the
State funds is the power of the Treasur-
er to loan them out to banks and brokers
to trade and speculate upon. The Dec-
ocrats believe hat the State should
keep its W money in its own Treas
ury, and that the people should not be
called upon to pay taxes until the time
the money is wanted for use. They be-
lieve the money should remain in the
pockets of the people and in the State
Treasury, instead of being in the hands
of favored and unsafe bankers to specu-
late upon. The Black Republicans are in
favor of the same bad system of fiscal
management by which the State has lost
hundred thousand dollars the last
two years. Which of these two plans
the people prefer, they will indicate by
their vote in October.-Cin Eng.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-27
WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE.-This

WooDs HAIR REsTORATIvE.-This
wonderful preparation is having an ex-
tensive sale in all parts of the Union
1t is one of the few patent medicines
which are now sold over the country,
that are really what their inventors
claim for them. Wherever it has had a
fair trial, the result has been precisely
as Wood predicts. 1t has never failed
to turn the white hair back to the natu-
raj color, where the directions have
been strictly followed, and in numerous
cases it has restored the hair upon heads
that had been bald for years. 1t is not
pretended that it will make the hair
grow in every case, but where it fails
there is certainly no remedy. The
restoration of the hair has been effected
in so many instances where the case
seemed utterly hopeless, that it is GER
tainly worth while for all who have lost
their hair to try the experiment of using
4 bottle or two of Woods Restorative.
Nohac UoILman.
Aug. Cow
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-27
Aug, 20.-tw

HOsTETTER's BITTERs.- Since the
award of a diploma from the thir-
tcenth annual exhibition of the Ohio
Mechanics Institute, held in the City
Of Cincinnati, numerous limitations have
made their appearance, which VIZ eau
ton the public against, as they aye re
presented to be the same in their mcdi-
cinal effects as a tonic, for which pro-
p%ertiGs a committee Of physicians gave
the award of a diploma. DR.. j. Hos
letters Bittcrs, as heretofore, stand I'M
rivallcd for their medicinal powers in
giving strength aud vigor to a dcbilita-
ted constitution and, during this warm
weather, VIC would advise every family
to keep a supply on hand Children,
as well as adults, will find the benefit
of a trial. For sale b. dealers gcncr-
ally. Aug 20-4w
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-27

Ba-A Yankee has just completed a
very important invention. Itis design
ed for editors. When completed it will
cut out items, patch trousers, grind po-
etry, rock little responsibilities, can be
turned into a hoop, and dun delinquent
subscribers.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-27
GREAT LAND SALE.

REAL ESTATE OF John CHAMBER will be
sold in parcels at Auction, GU the premises, in
Twin Township, Prcble County, Ohio. on
Saturday, September 10,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. ~, and 4
O'Clock 7. II.
The premises are beautifully situated on Twin
Creek, about half a NILE east Of West AleXan-
dria, on the Dayton Western Turnpike Road,
and consists of bottom and up lands, cleared and
timbered lands of the best quality. under a high
state of cultivation, and a fine mill site and
water power on Twin Greek. now partially i'm
proved. having a dam, race and saw mill there
on.
TERMS OF SALE.--One thir1 of the purchase
money in hand. one third in one year, and one
third in two years. with interest on the deferred
p,yments, and secured by mortgage on the
premises sold. DERRICK CHAMBER,
Aug. 81 Assignee of John Glander.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-27

ng~Let no man be too proud to work.
Let no man be ashamed of poverty
Let him be ashamed of dishonesty and
idleness. Let no man be ashamed of a
hard fist or a sunburnt c~ountenance.
Let him be ashamed only of Ignorance
and sloth
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-27

BgrIt was a fine and true remark,
that they who will abandon a friend for
one error, know but little of the human
character, and prove that their hearts
are as cold as their judgments are weak.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-27

B6y@Some flowers are repulsive at first
sight, but when closely examined, un-
fold a world of beauty. So with men.
Don't judge of a nan from first sight
he may have good qualities which will
develop by acq%uaintance.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-27

FIREMAN's PARADE.-On the 10th
of September there is to be a grand FIRE
mans parade at Dayton, Ohio. Com
panies are expected from some thirty or
forty towns and cities. 1t will be a
grand affair.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-27

pa- Major Lee. late United States
Consul at Basic, died of lock-jaw in
Washington oil Saturday last week ago,
He had been accidsntly wounded in the
foot by a pistol in his own hand. His
remains were conveyed to Virginia.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-27
JoHN II. BERRY Admins
TRAITOR of WILLIAM KLINE,
Deceased.
Prcblc Probate
Court.
Petition for Author
ity to Complete Real
Contracts.
IsAnEL. KLINE, ct. al.

IsADEL KLINE. ct. Al. COltraCts.
William T.. Kline. John S. Kline, Elizabeth
NJ. Kline. Henry II. Kline, Margaret Kline. DE
PENDANTS, are hereby notified that on the goth
day of August, AID. 1851, the said John H.
Berry Administrat " of William Kline, deceased,
filed in the Probate Court of Preble County. Ohio,
his petition against them and others, stating in
substance. that on the first of November, 1854,
the said William Kline, then in full life, made a
written agreement with Jacob p. AchcJ, by
which he agreed to convey to said Achcy, In
lot No. $50 in Eaton. Prcble County, Ohio. on or
b fore Nov ember l.. 1856, ON said Achey's COM
plying with the terms of sale, which he is ready
TODD; and asking to be authorized and empowered
to complete said contract in pursuance with the
terms thereof, and unless the said dcfcndan ts
answer or demur to said petition on or before
October IL, 1857, an order will be taken in their
absence. MS asked for in their absence.
w. J. GILMORE. Attorney for Pltf.
Attest ] ohm V. Campbell, Probate Judge
Aug. 81, 4w
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-27
of the Ohio Life and
Trust Company.
NEW YoRk, Monday Aug

NEW YORK, Monday August Il,
The Ohio Life and Trust Company
have suspended. Rumors are plentiful
and the excitement great.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-27

RATS. RoACHEs, BED BUGs, INSECTS,
&c.-COSTAR'S Rat, Roach, &c, Elk
Termination.
COSTAR'S Bed Bug Extcrminator.
COSTARS Electric Powder, for
Ants, I~a%ects, &c.
The only ipfalEble remedies known.
COSTAR sonds by mail, pre-
paid, a sample box of the Rst, Roach,
etc, Extermipator to -any address in the
Tpited States, on receipt of 81, or the
Electric Powder for sixty-fve cents.
The Bed bug Extcrminator being a
liquid cannot he sent by mail
Costar will furnish Druggists, Dealers
and Storekeepers, a $40 sample package
of his various preparations (assorted)
with circulars, bills, posters, etc, on
receipt of SIS, Qeaving a balance due
of So when sold) in order that they may
test their merits.
See advertisement. For circulars,
etc, address "COstar,' No. 38S Broad
way.