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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-15
JOHN GEMMELl.,
MihoKraPher, EngraveT and Map
Publisher.

i33 LAX. Street, Chirsgo. Illinois.
HAVING had ten years practical experience. In ihr
III cities 81 New York, Phaielphia and Boston,
will be- .Necus'l In style unsurpassed BY sny Of the
above named elites, end On the mort reasonable
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Maps, Plane Check, Circulars, Bilihea.is fac sia
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-15
Chicago 4 Reck island Railrsa'
Winter arrangement,

Winter s1s'r0ssge1seeesf,
I'm and After Monday Dec. Isl 1855, aud until
Ofurther notice, trains will leave Rock island daily
Sundays excepted, ss follo~s:
lat mail train at 10. On A n
I'd night express sO0P. y.
ii freight, with I'd class ca.s ~ $50 n
Trains arrive u Rock Island daily, Sunday sx-
cepted, ~ follows:
Isl r,ast eapress e.O A. y.
~ mail train ~ 00OP. y.
81 freight, with I'll class cars ., $50 r. u
All trains over this rosd In direct xtou at
Chicago with trains both the Michigan southern
and Michigan Central r Il. 10 and from Detroit To-
lefo Cleveland, Columbus, CiueI,lI4ti, r.;.sttrg.,
Dunkirt, Bunaio. NIAGARA Fails. Albany, NJ YAK,
Philads,phls Baltimore and Washington. At
LaSalla With trans OF the Iliiiois Central .G--
North to Gaena aud South 70 81 Iouis and Cairo 20
vh,cl pisrvp tickets can be- procured of
>. s. STEPHENS Ticket Agent,
d. Z. Depot Rock Island.
PAssense rs reminded Of the necessity Of giving
distinct d.rrctins the destination Of their bag
gage also to procure ticket. fore tskns their yeats
Ia tb cars the conductors collect fares oay sta
tioas On the lire ~ the Chicago Akock Island railroad
JOHN r. TRACY. Superintendent.
v. II. WHr1xAu, Asst Supi.
Rock Island. Nov. 81, 1855 tdtsl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-15

m 0ooDo AND GROCERIES. |
ued Ceo1sl New Gssds!!
EDWARD ALDEN,
Junrchasse Tailor,
~'''''''' -: !. Retail Dealer
ReOSD0 yU0de [yOtjstssg,
Osehs,:: Osssssssss. Vssangs, Gents
EraisAis9 Goods and 1a'fors
4si~sm;.Ss,
al nrsest ana best selected sioeks Of good ever
See1 6ss sac W shis usrtsi consisting 20 par "'
. aa,svtss srttss,:
OroO1c1oehs.
seslish Preach German and hmei.
icsn. Of the anest quality aud lasss'
style Ut sootis.
O0ooeoe0oees. d,
EasiisA, French sni American o.
every variety Of styl", color sno
ssalisy.
white Mars ll,es Nsislase Will,
Leuton Figured Tin,el aud eulor :"
siIks Fancy aud Pisn SAX Vsiyr ,
Fancy SIN All LINN. ii'lian s',i
1truadine. sarn, Itsiisn q. 'h
slsk Plush. and Paucy Cashmere J"
great verify
O00gN00Oo6seN.
pt.cs Hue AMI Brown Broaieloih
Tynon whitney and Pilot Clo,hs'
Ysncy, Blue, brown and Au1efy
Castor HEAVIER, Gambia m!S"i ana
0ataSA u the latest import
Overcuats over. .acs., suttoats,
gAeTrg Jackets ard TdlsA. Ftt,
And pr.rs fr'ck Coat Of Az qat.i-
ties And -iy. 81; silk, velvet. fthsN'
Ct,tl. Cashme re aud VA ncie Vest q
CAsnett satinett ioub,e srd l@i''
fancy abs. plain Casshiiefc suf o''-
skin Paat; Drnsn and Guernsey
Proeks, Wrappers md oseisis.
~ ssSsAjss0 0OOses.
Hickory calico, white plain Inca
!. ,rsie.l And Paris bo-oin. fancy col
sssd Shirts With cannon ava poss
vrlstbanis; string, lie o. -ev, eard
~ Hvran, piEs AMI lap e liar
Neck Ties St. K. fancy ant i'it'
Crayats: t,oves--Shiie blttk. ans
eolorei kid, lines, buck eoih, q 81
t.rasld Aberdeet, negln Union
and German aud Fur Sauutlet'
wool merino and cotton l'g.'' v ~
and fancy linen sIsi tts iIairik"r
chiefs; embroidered lambs 80 !
sh,,s and MIXED mertap and ~
wrapper and Drawer; Wcoi stt'
Aczrfs Nuniefs, Gent Shavls au'
shaw Pins umbr 'lrt, tai1. 5
and ali Of her article. u ally keI' D.
the trade all OF which ar 30 p'c'
fully submitted ~ The .r-iniHaih'
81 Customer.
An ssxiy col, Vli vii srenrc choice ie'l n
EDWARD ALDEN.
oscsnd street, opposite Is Citlre Row. h,vehP''
hpVa. (ustween Main AMI RFsdvA fr'-tt-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-15
THOMAS B. DAVIS,
iMPORfER OF
1900 1RAA AfM AAA uIAAADA

rs soath Wafer street.. Chicago. Inirois.
A LARGE sssortnen: ef Pare wines ard Liquors
~ constantly On hand undsr Custom House look and
In store. and vii b. sold In qnsntties to suit pur-
chssers Orders ~ mail 'cli.it.d, and promptly
Allied Al the lowest cash price TO the trade IN or
pcr.nniy e offered Of paying the duties theprclvss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-15
INSURANCE ADVERTISEMENTS.

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New York and Besten.
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TIME AMP DisTAEcK sAvED. VIA
.vfsr York and Eric
Wide Gauge, Double Taek,

Wac York and E,stP
Wide Gauge, D0utie Tiaek,
+ "A ] / B O A D
lie Dwrkirk, Buffalo Mayors ysiIs " Sss.
pension Bridge.
rI>rulS l. the only Wri- iusgr AAlroai having
i wide aud spsciprs Saloon Cars running Through
from Dunkirk, Buffalo Niagara Fails aDd Suspension
Bridge 10 New York.
without Change u Cars Or
DoSgNGe,
s6crdins unususiccsnfor',
Speed 1 Safety.
nsssos passsngess leave Kew ycrk daily, -
o'clock, P. ~, on The
MS~s APlcudta Seea asseSs ~ the
World.
via
SloninRton, Norwich OF Fall River
Throagh Tickets are good on either Of the above
routes.
Through Tickets and general informstiOa can BE-
procured 1t the Companys Once, No. ~ Dearborn
street. oppceite fremont House, Chicago.
Merchants, Produce aud Stock Dealers can make
rough conf acts by calling the Compsnyx Agents
4. u. PETERS, Ag't, IS Dearborn street, Chicago.
,. y. SMITH, Gen. Agent, Cleveland, o.
declJju
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-15

P.1RxS AOTNE,
50 Clask stsees.................... Chicago.
N. l. T. DOHERTI,
TMPORTEKS - French, British and American Dry
i Noods. IN bonnets. bounet Materials, RittDos,
Feather aud Flowers. Nantes IN Cloth, Velvet and
Noire Antique. and Mantle Materials and TSmyn. ng~
Silks, Sstins Eruhroid.-is. T1c'-. Host :, and
Gloves, wholesale AID tesai.
ererms cash. aud hut on. price only
o~,S-d2m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-15

RS't'~ : SEQ: - -. =. s: l: y.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-31

Immediately undertook to convince Uncle
Sam that an army could easily force their
way through the eight belt Of snow" that
enveloped the "cut off" into Utah; while
those of Hangtown, who felt a "lust for the
flesh pots of Uncle SAM" together with their
brethren of the sea coast and of Tojon,
generously offer to build u road for Unclo
Sam, over the 'cut off" and across the des-
ert, for the trifng sum of $1,000 900 -
Beaced clever operation Hurrah for
"Quirk, Cannon & Snapp!"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-31
fIarysy.Ile Matters

The ErpresS pubIishesC. Kilmer as q base
pretsnder for trying to obtain credit in San
Francisco, by falsely representing himself
to be the foreman o. the Express Office.
The Inquirer iseditcd by g.. P. Stidger,
formerly of the Marysyile Herald.
Mark j. Dobbns, Esq has been elected
First Assistant Engineer of the Fire Do
partment.
A blacksmith shop situated or the corner
of Third street and Merchants alley, was
partially consumed by fire on Tuesday night.
The fremen prevented the flames from ex-
tending.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-31

A Painter kIIdED.-We learn BY the
Sierra Democrat, that on the evening of the
Goth inst, at West Ravine, tree was blown
down across a cabin in which were FIVE per.
sons. Wilbuf f Reed, formerly compost
tor in the North Californian Office and Mr..
J. G Cogar were killed, Mr. Henry Reed
was badly injured and James Resd and Jas.
Eyerts were slightly hurt.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-31

BEEF!--The mammoth Christmas Ok men,
toned by US last week as weighing when
alive, 2,700 pounds. was immolated the other
day by Mr.. Edwards, of the Empire Market.
for holiday banqueting purposes. He
weighed, neat, 1,666 lbs. Mr. f., as was
very meet sent up to the Tribune Office q
prime piece. the receipt whereof is here
by acknowledged. We anticipate in conse.
quence a serious broa in the family of
Gibbs" the only Benedict in the establish.
ment, who, of course, swept stakes. San
Jose Tribune.
That is q very tough beef story.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-31

FoR CLERK OF THE ASSEMBLY Joseph
W. Scoby, Esq, of this county, will be a can
1idate for Clerk of the Assembly, and we
hope he will secure the nomination and
eletion. 1t is unnecessary to say much in
his behalf, as the very general satisfaction
he gave as Assistant Clerk at the three diff
ferent sessions. places him in the position of
favorite candidate. lie is eminently quail
fed for the Office -Placer Herald.
The Herald has finally, by the Providence
of God, been placed upon right scent. Mr..
Scoby will be supported by the Butte dele
CATION
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-31
ORo'ILLE. THURSDAY. DIG. sisT, 1857.
Fire

Fire broke out last evening about half
past eight o'clock, in an untenanted frame
building on the corner of Myers and Robi-
son street, recently occupied by some Ital-
lans as a Restaurant, and before it could be
arrested burned some i've other houses situ-
ated upon the same street 1t was finally
stopped at the Orleans store, Messrs. Hart
Lesbros FIRE proof brick building To
this structure is due the preservation of the
town, the whole balance Of the block being
composed Of wooden houses. The sufferers
by this fire. are--The owners of the Italian
restaurant, names Of said owners unknown;
Emma Rodgers, proprietress of : New
World" Scott, owner of an nnoccupied frame
building next door to " New World :" Mrs
Goodhart, owner Of building occupied by
- Mullen as boarding house, and McMal.
Ion, owner Of the last building burned The
entire loss Is probably FIVE or six thousand
dollars The "Buttes" worked nobiy
with their hooks, ladders and buckets, and
were aided most promptly by citizens The
town made most proyidential escape The
origin OF the fire is not known
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-31

The LADIES Festival The entire re
ceipts of the Ladies' Festival amounted to
$l,l27 90. The expenditures were $204,75,
leaving a balance Of $9022 25. This is am-
ply sufficient to defray the entire expenses
of building the Parsonage, and is a crafty
Ing proof of the liberality of our townspeo-
pie. TheAadies request US to retern their
thanks>to the public for their very gener-
Gus patronage.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-31
The Steamer News.

We make the following synopsis Of the
steamers news from the California Express
of yesterdays
The New York city election resulted in the
election Of Paul Tiemann (Rep) by 1881
majority over Fernando Wood (Dcm.) The
Democrats have a majority Of both Alder
men and Councimen. More votes were cast
than ever before.
Governor Walker has had several inter
views with the President. lie (Nalkcr) re
commends submitting the constitution Of
Kansas to q vote of the people.
Sir VIM. Gore ousley win shortly go to
Guatemala.
The Presidents Message Is finished.
Gov Hammond has been elected L S.
Senator from South Carolina
Tx President Pierce has gone to Madeira
with his family.
The Costa Ecans and Nicaraguans are at
war about the right to the transit route. The
Costa Ricans seems to have the best of it
Stedman Chic and Banks of the South
side Democrat are opposing candidates for
Government Printer. Robinson seems to
have the best chances for the Clerkshp.
Orr's chances for the SpeakeTSS.ip seem to
be better than any others. Grove and
Washburn are the Republican candidates.
Com Paulding Of the U S.Frigate Wa.
bash, went to Punta Arenas, captured Wal
l. l.. IL
York. About fifty of the Filibusters still
remain in Nicaragua, having captured Fort
Castillo.
Gen Martinez has been elected President
of Nicaragua. lie was inaugurated on the
Sth of Nov at Managua.
Tire steamer Pacific, of which no tidings
have ever before reach ed us, has been heard
from; bottle containing the following
memorandum was picked up on the eoas: of
France:
steamship Pacific, Eidridge, commander,
Smith, passenger. Steamer Pacific ran he-
tween two icebergs, April lst, 1856 All
will be lost > p. Nj Just going down"
The American mare Prioress, and Ten
Brooks flly Belle were to have run for the
Liverpool Cup, but were withdrawn in con.
sequence of dissatisfaction concerning the
weights declared by the handicapper.
Another unsuccessful attempt had been
made to launch the Leviathan.
Depression in money matters still exists in
England Some riots had taken place.
The American Iiocse of Geo. Peabody in
London becoming embarrassed, was relieved
by loan from the Bank OF England of one
million pounds sterling
A very destructive fire occurred in St.
Petersburg on Nov. 5.h. Many lives were
lost.
A terrible powder explosion took place at
Mayence. large portion Of the town, and
the Church of St. Stephens were destroyed.
A hundred lives were lost.
Gen. Persifer F. Smith has had a confer
ence with the Secretary of War. A battalion
Of regulars aud one regiment Of volunteers
are to be raised in California for the Mormon
war The President recommends the raising
Of four volunteer regiments from this State
Mexico is in great commotion. Common
forts position is dangerous.
The steamer Rainbow was burnt at Napo-
leon, Arkansas, and seventy passengers lost
their lives.
C. c. Clay has been elected U. S Senator
from Alabama.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-31

SLUIcE ROBBERY The ucc boxes Of n
claim at Bidwell's Bar, belonging to a COM
pany of which Mr.. Oscar Thayer is rsom-
ber, was robbed on Christmas, of some
$2j0,00 in dust. The robber is unknown
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-31

EARTHQUAKE.--The San Jose Tribune
says that slight shock of an earthquake
was felt in that town on Friday week, about
o'clock, p. NJ The shock was followed by
two hours gale of wind.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-31

A PoEM.-Col. Perry Stewart, of Marys-
of Inkermann. There seems to be battle
of Inkstauds among the Marysvlle editors
to see who shall puff it most vigorously
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-31

FIRE IN SANTA CLARA CoUNTY.-The
Tribune says that John Roberts house, on
the New Almaden road. burned down to the
ground on Monday night, the 10Th instant.
Origin unknown.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-31

HEAvY.-It is estimated that from 200 to
25O tons of freight are transported over the
Sacramento Valley Railroad daily--about
100 tons up, and from 100 to $50 down -
Folsom DiSpotch.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-31

Our ON BAn.-The Volcano Ledger says
Robjsnt, the man who killed a negro in that
place named Zigabro, has been admitted to
bail in the sum of Ss5 900.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-31

THANKS We again thank Charley French
De Witt 81 Co, and Mr.. Morse for supply
ing our table with newspapers Their lib
eraity knows no bounds.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-31

No COUNTY OFFICERS San BernarGino
county has been depopulated of officers by
the Mormon exodus.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-31
y N - { u 10 / / @ h @ q
The California News Letter.

ENOR JAN. IsJs.-Persous wishing IA READY
n WRITTEN LETTER for one bit to send their
friends in the Atlantic States ere requested to call at
the News Depot of
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-31
Cutlery,
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Christmas Presents.

Alorocro bound Annuals, suitable for Gns Chidreus
Toy Books, &cp all OF which We offer ut the very
lowest figures
GARNHAM & LOCKWOOD
Dec IS, 1877. dec25
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-31
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In sheep. calf ard cloth Historical, Eiographics,,
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Pre.catt's Conquest Of Peru and Mexico. Brandt's
Encyclopedia of Science, Literature and Art, ditto
of English Literature, Climbers tnfuFy atou Prof
tfareS WORKS, and host which space restricts
enumerating.
School Books
Adapted for the Common Schools here. besides n
large assortment of different varieties.
Stationery.
Writing Paper gilt and plain, ruled and unrued lie.
gal Cap, foolscap, Bill Cap, bioad and narrnw
Cards, colored and plain. Fancy Note PBper of
every variety and style, the finest ever brought To
this market. Envelopes TO match
BLANK BOOKS. demi folio, cap. anarto. in sheen.
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Tucks Pass Books, &c
FANCY AkTIcLES, Desks, Portfolios. Albums
Gold Pens, and Pencil Cases
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-31


JOHN z. STEPHENS,
VIII leave Folsom street Wharf. with the Finite d
States Mails, Passengers and Treasure for PANAMA,
Tuesday, January 9Th, 1853,
AT 9OCLoCK, A. NJ, PUNcrUALLy.
Passengers by the p. NJ S Co.'s Line are landed
on their arrival Mt Panama, upon the Wharf at the
Rail Road Terminus, by the C0tnpany's Steam Ferry
Boa. and proceed Immediately by
RAILROAD Across the ISTlIMUS to AsPIEWALL,
where the steamers of the u. :. Mail $ CO. are al
ways in readiness to convey them 10 New York or
New Orleans.
THR0 UG II TICK ETS
Are furnished including the transit # the Ishmus.
Passengers are notified that al hCk ets for the siea
mers of the u :. Mail :. :. Co., must be presented
to their Dgsnt at spiun for Rstry and exchange,
as they will not otherwise be available.
Treasury shipment VIII b. received on bonrd
the steamer until u O'Clock, midnIght, Jan. 4th.
No merchandise freight will be received on board
after O'Clock r. NJ Jan. 4ih, and written order
must be procured NJ the office for its shipment.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
FORBES Il BABCOOK.
Corner of Sacramento ana Leidesdori st-eets.
San Francisco.
VA choice Of herhs on the Atlantic steamers ia
secured by the eury purchase of Tckes in Fran
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-31
Standard Works.
School Books
Stationery.

Adapted for the Common Schools here, besides a
arge assortment of different varieties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-14
Theatrical and m usicaI -.

EBto's GARDu.-5ignorins Rolia will again appear this
evening In the charming bad Of Ia Bouquecre" and
ny will bid adeu the patrons house the laugh
sbt pieces called "Forty and Fi,y'' and Living 700
BowuY TnrArpx-rbe natserine marks OF appreciation
Indian OF MAnnimo, the last OF the Mar
rssAnsest, induces Manager Eddy 70 for
OF the Heath"
Bupross-Miss Maggie Mitchell, whose very profitable
engagement closes 10 morrow will this evening appear In
@eops. The wsp. Of ws v.h y and Se F .~9
sistes." She plays four characters In The after
wAnl1s This Is the last night but Of The season
and Of the engagement Of those very popular artss Mr.
and Mrs John Wood The lady will enact her unnvaled
part Of Fanny srbbles In An Object Of Interest," and
both WIN appear In the new enrAvaganSa called The
Coysar"
Queen s nightly attracting large numbers Of tho beauty
fashon OF the city 10 witness the ting Of the Ma-sb
juvenes Al general thing two thirds of the attendants
In tho boxes ladies' The little are 10 perform 70
Afternoon for The special accommodation OF ladies
and children.
CHORAL 0rrpA-Tbe m-ceuspsow pieces 70 bs persovm.
ed BY the extensive choral and orchestral departments at
the Academy Of Music this evening" oush, 70 prove sun
GENTLY attractive 70 bring together brilliant Assembly OF
The lovers Of sweet sounds See The programme.
AMERICAN muuum That blessed baby, 'the bogus
junction with the ahappy fsmy,n BIZ maze and various
other curiosee, not forgetting The necromantlc and
uiloquisl feau OF the renowned wyman.
EriuorIArss The customary variety OF songs, dances,
buresques and fces constitute the program for this
evening al George Chrisy Woods, a4t Broadway; ~
buckeye, eSb Broadway, and s Brysns, i72 broadway
Fun enough may be enjoyed a, either house.
CHrpss HAiL-rhe chinese Jugelers nov performing
At this ball execute number Of astonishing tricks hai are
wei worth seeing.
sar FRAscrsoo rHrlruoArs-Mr. wilkins comedy,
"Young New York bad been produced al the American
and Metropolitan nesirss, Mn. Julia Dean HAyne and
Mn. MARI Prevcst playing Init
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-14

Arvu OF IxMosAvm AT BiIuwoRp has Ar
rived nj Baltimore since Saturday morning three vereas
from Bremen, bringing 500 passengers All the perscss
by these vessels bound for the far west and Win
part In few days by the Baltimore and Ohio Rallr,aA
They are generally hesahy looking appear In good or
oumNanoes, and will arriving II their PLACES Of deaina
lion proceed Immediately 70 nlllng the ground
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-14
News form the south Pacific,

News form the south Pacific.
The steamer Valparaiso arrived ss Psnana on the
Of July, With fourteen passengers, $4,000 In 50
chiefly In silver bars for England and the semi moi
mail
The dates sre-vslparaiso June 30, iquique ls., o
18th, and Paiia 10Th Of July.