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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

West0n-Situated at the head Big Timber, the
NORTH FORK OF CROW RIVER, south
west from ST. CLOUD the road between ST. CLOUD
and TRAVERSE DIES SIOUX and scventy-nye miles from
Minneapolis and St. Anthony. It.
WESTON was located A. D. 1856 the centre Meeker
County, growing rapidly, and from its central
he heavy settlements north south,
will be thelarges inland towns in the West
l. The town Is beautifully situated Crow River
line power, and with heavy timber and
beautiful rolling prairie the other fine
Of timber, and the best farming country
tory.
2. There several Territorial roads running to and
through the Town Weston, Railroad from ST. Cloud
to st. Peter will pass through the town. -
B. Lime stone and coal have been found near the t>wn.
saw-m will be In operation very soOn also other
and substantial improvements. sf.Ef
a. The site has selected reference its future
greatness by its propretors, enterprise
and foresight.
g. To those wishing locate purchase property at
apply to c. II. PETIT J. s. EDWARDS B. s. BULL,
J. WILSON, II. T. WELLES NJ. G. BAKER, Minneap-
oils, or Capt. PIERCE, at Weston.
October O. 1856.
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Real Estat,

D. Rohrer sold W. "a n. W. Sec. 3 Town. so, Range B
La Ponte Co., W.T., for 81 200 cash.
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MANurAcrURERS IEsvRAscK coMPANY.
harteypgps.aa!-G rantedby he STATE 81 Penn.
Fire, Marine and Inland TRANSPORTATION.
AAloK 8. LPPENCor1, President. -.
ri. company As,s... .uaassst NF55$ dSss2sf4:
the 1tqeqe1 sdapf2kt "a SaSs
able 70 6eSefta pst6eaeSin aoS2
liz - - IN %, u sSsiSS i, aGalro
i.a:!y - r,ocr. ..-.
At NIeols & Berkey's Iron Stsge, -. boa0s
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Empire City, Nj. T.s-Is situated twenty miles south
Of ST. Paul the Dubuque stage route NOrthfeld Cam
non city, Farribxut, Cannon Falls and Red Wingat the
crossing Hastings. 1t is surrounded by rst class
farming country The town has been laid out but three
weeks and it boasts Of two Public Houses, Zone
stOne Blacksmith shop, Shoemaker and six Csrpen
good FIGURING MILL be running order by the first Of June
There plenty of building and limestone Immediately
III the vicinity Of the 1t has been overlooked until
the present time 1t is expected large swn wspring
the Prairie ut Empire City in two years, that
will favoraby with the best towns the
river three to old settler have
build merely nominal price. Lots, in price, range
$50 $3.50 each. For further enquire
Messrs Hamilton Laird Empire City, L. G. Kinney st.
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PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.

Particular atenton invited that have many
Of the hest styles and qualities goods cannot obtained
elsewhere and we are now Offering entire Greatly
Reduced Prices. II II tr.a
BEECHER, HOLLISTER, WILKINS, 4,
ja2s-y 1856 Lake Street. Chicago.
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ANOKA CARDS.
AxoxA rLoURIvo MILLS.

f AxOKA FIGURING MILLS.
,HEsK Mills consist Of three Of stonss,
approved machinery crsnsiv. ghndIng aud botut
wheat and buckwhrs and grinding corn Flour cf vzrou
tor wheat aud t
p. M. CRAIG, '4
MANUFACTURER Of Agricultural implements, Wagons
sisshs and Cabinet furniture. Mandatory and
taohment Is acksmith Shop, In which all branches
business are carried and all orders promptly attended,o
"i c. FORD,
rs prepared do all kndso Blscksmhing, man
uer, and 1t short notice. Shop few rods south
Bridge.
II. l.. TICKNER 4 Co.,
in Dry Goods, Groceries rosk.ry Boos Shoe,
---- -
o 4. H. DAVIS 4 BUNCE,
nEALERS In Stoves, Tn-wsre, Tools, Nails, Glass and
~ Hardware generally and Manufacturers Of Tin
Iron We're. D. y. have also branch at Monticello
MCDONNELL,
MANUFACTURER Of Roots, Shoes end Moccssins. On
M hand stock French Kip Calf Skins Of superior
quality. Store next door east of the Post Once.
G. w. PUTNAM,
DEALER n Groceries, Provisions and On hand
- Of School Books and
First door north Of the FIGURING Mills.
HODsDEN 4 BoULrER,
MANUFACTURERS Of Sa. h, Doors and Binds They are
l also prepsredto plane lumber and most
door above PuInam's Grocery and Provision Store.
BLODGETT LEWIS,
MANUFACTURES Sash, Doors and ElInds Being fur
1 nished with the approved machinery, good ia
ces for drying lumber prepared al promptly
work. Connected esab ishnept is n,achnery
for splitting amaack poles, whereby they greatly
for fence rails.
). MCCAIN,
HAVING leased new Saw MIL knowles pstent,) ia
prepared hardwood other logs. the opening
OF navigation he will receive quantity pine, and viii
furnish any amount Of lumber on the most favorable
JAS hand lot of Shingles of superior ouali-
~ ", at the Steam NIL above the Dam.
.aa. THE ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL
rs open for the accommodation Of the rav ling public
Its propreors will use their best endeavors the
comfort OF guests. MOUNTS JOHNSON. Proprietors.
c. H. SMITH,
DEALER IN HARDWARE, opposite the St. Lawrence
J. F. KUPFER 4 CO.,
DEALERS in Dry Goods Groceries, Ready-A de Clothins
" Boots and Shoes, opposite ST. Lawrence Hotel.
D. Y. JONES CO.,
DEALERS Boots, Ready-Made Clothing, Hes,ers Jew
~ elry, &c, next door to Kupfer Il Co.
e. p. SHAW,
DEALER in Dry Goods Groceries, Provisions, Boots and
- Shoes and Ready-Made Clothing.
.af A. p. LANE,
NOTARY PUBLIC and Justice Peace Residence on
IN the Mississippi, below the mouth Of Rum River.
d. ROBBINS,
the mouth OF Rum Rver has hand seasoned lumber,
"A and Is prepared to fill all orders for dimension
short notice. t-f t
DIR. A. w. GIDDINGS,
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON AND DENTIST. viii attend to
i the duties of his profession at all times.
LIVERY STABLE,
DY r. SHULER opposite st. Lawrence HOTEL Apoka
- Mnnesota Territory.
GEO. SMILY,
is LAND AGENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
J. KELLEY,
MANUFACTURER OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
- 9. II. SMITH,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
.e.lf. J. b. SHAW,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
FOR SALE.
$1,000 FEET OF SEASONED LUMBER. Enquiries at
Ja23-u ..s..,. PUTNAM'S.
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Neenah City-This Town laid weeks,
ana already in thriving condition. Sec Town. 1923
Me- Range % the Minneapolis St. Cloud, and
half between the latter place and Fremont City,
mile the Mississippi Nequoquetah Creek which
through the town, affords good milling privileges, which will
be improved this fall, the erection saw-mill.
spring good saw-ml and grist-hIin.
The improvements stores, Blacksmith shop.
Shoa shop and Wagon chop. There has been post
months. Five good houses already erected
and ten will be this fall. COED hotel finished and
ready for the accommodation OF travellers.
The proprietor is prepared to offer unusual inducements
mmen and manufacturers, there being plenty
RS and good timber OF various kinds Brick
makers will find excellent bed of brick clay town.
making brick equal to the best Mnnea pos Merchants
find this excellent point, the country around
ceent quality, and settled miles back. All DESTROYS 60
ing into business Neenah
themselves. The proprietor VIII give all prepared
nence business here THEIR OWN TERMS.
Settlers building dwellings good lots free of
charge. Building material plenty. Granite quantity
found town. brick in the town SITE hard timber
being easily obtained. Land Warrants taken payment
for lots. Address, L. B. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
nc22-d&wu Neenah, Stearns Co., N. T.
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- VI NJ. % - vkBuOAIIs
FITz 4 GRINDALL,
CONTRACTORS IND BUILDERS

WILL supernend the Of Stores and Dveliprs
w any description. furnish Pisss and Elevations ~
contract for their erection and completion All orders eet A
their shop on Minnesota street, Fourth, b preptiy
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NEW TOWNS.

Buffalo, Wright Co., NJ This town is beautifully
located Buffalo Lake. in about the centre OF Wright County,
the Territorial Road anu Mail Route Minneapolis
City 35 miles the 25 the
also, Lake Superior and Monticello Fort Rdgey
and the South Pass Emgan Route to oregon and California;
also, from ST. Cloud and the Upper Mississippi to Minneapolis
and from Itasca and assan Forest City, has Post Oce
u Tavern and Store, and about be
erected. sized hotel be built at There
sawm under construction inlet Of the Lake which
furnishes and large steam mill to be built In
which shingles lathe and sash mAchnes cir
and vertical to be placed The country is heav
lily nbered with Linn Buternut, Ash, Maple Elm, &C.,
nshng excellent material the articles
Of general which admits of this point becoming
considerable importance in trade and ave
ON the North, within miles fine prairie which extends
the Mississippi The soil OF this sectisn is richness
and ertility-frOm thirty inches depth.
country settled wi energetic Americans. The
beautiful this Gland thousand
ab0unds with fish, and the woods with The shores
The Lake white sand and pebbles, and the land
gradually the waters edge to the back the
aud the Townste being covered with splendid
capable Of being made spot exceeding beauty Lots
those who desire suitable buildings them.
For further particulars address, apply, to Mess Overflow
Ackley Calkns, Buffalo, Wright Co., NJ t., Wm G.
Fonseca, No. Empire Block, st. Paul. NJ. T. de3O-ly
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,snnn HDRs-Fr which W vnl pay u higAwt naz
~ tJVVV kes psies IN casA. 81 I -. 1919 .
Jan. 1StA, l6e1-js31.U K1DSI1B 1I1A1s
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i
THE PIONEER FOUNDRY
AND MACHINE WORKS
| OF SAINT PAUL. s@ -
Proprietor this known voud
to ms patrons that he has completed the enlargement
furnish 1t with new and expensive
| ACHINERY,
| ENGINE-LATHES, POwER-PLANERS, PRESs.DRILLs
AND .rIRsr-cLAss
AACHINEISrS, PATTERN-MAKERS, 4 MOUJDERs
Do that 1t is the largest complete
west Of Chicago .: north Of ST. Louis.
prepared furnish Minnesota and part of
with Portable and Stationary
ST AN GINES.
| LOCOMOTIVE AND CYLINDER BOILERS.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS. SINGLE MILLS,
FINISHED BRASS WORK, AND ENGINE TRIMMINGS,
OF ALL KINDS.
Having been In operation years. it has large and
constantly Increasing Stock of Patterns, and can
| furnish, on short notice, al: kinds Of
~ WATER WHEELS,
| SAW MILL CRANKs, Di-IS'
BUILDING COLUMNS,
WINDOW CAPS & SrTJS
And variety Castings in Iron and Rrass.
PATTERN MAKING,
OF all kinds promptly executed.
BRASS Cocks, VALVES, BABBIrr METAL, &C.,
constantly On hand.
THAT this the only Foundry Territory thathas
Machine Shop attached to it.
| st. Paul, January 9th, 1867, isa7-t,
CARD.
HR Subscriber would inform public that he has mad.
arrangements to get his supplies Coa and Iron on Tire
opening Spring direct from the tSu
saving the jobsers' brokers' commissions bx whh
pecs to be able to furnish Heavy Castings TO cents ner
H. he win also keep for sale the
and Lehgh Coal. Coke Pig Iron, Coal Stoves rindstone
&C. Al the Old Pioneer Foundry and Machine Works
st. Paul, January 18th, 1867. ja2s-tf F. GIIMAN
6OOO BUSHELS 4a4s.
OVVV 700 bushels Corn.
street. near the wInow House-storehouse in the
-!.o-om I. WILLIAMS.
40 SPLENDID CUTTERS, which will be sold cheap for
8. R. NOORHRAD s. co.,
"oN.m opposite the winslow House.
RO0KS AND STATIONERY.
AsMe Ssssd formerly occupied by C. Hamiiton & Co.
subscriber having purchased the above stock,
leave to offer the same the OF the establish
m sna s VINO may favor him with call, at prices
Ja2e-ti *. COOLEY.
NEAR the City, behind the of Judge serburpe
IN for sale-$i6Oo cash. Apply 10
ja2e-lm srARKEs 4 REgTEYs.
REMOVAL.
Fr sqrg ~
n. E. YSON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. GROCER.
AND DEALER IN
WINES, LIQUORS, AND PROVISIONS,
Robnr's Street, between Third and Fourth streets.
SAINT PAUL, NJ t.
40 remover ms Stock to The New Stone Buihng, imme.
IL diatey opposite old stand where he will no ~
zee AL MS old and many ones as
may FAVOR MIN with call and trade The New store a.
ed up expressly t the Grocery Liquor Business giving
house IN the city. L ',-'' ~ po''" any
purchased stock esry season. and received
al mere before the close Of at low feit am
neere prepared TO sell Low for Cash or
Paper, ~"'A VI Appie 'eo
Dealers from the Upper Country and Minnesota
River, will find here of GOODS the hes
quality and at low prices. " " ~ '
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RO0KS AND STATIONERY.
AtMe Sfsad formerly occupied by C. Hamilton & Co.
subscriber having purchased above stock and
i oed to II such articles needed I'm the trade bees
leave to offer the same to the OF the
meni and all who favor him call, at as low nrces
rs can be purchased elsewhere. ~ T
ja26-tf r r conruv
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lCe JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS
"A LARGE quantity Of Sole Leather of the h..t or.u,
\ Also, Harness, Kip and Upper Leather 4~-''''
Jan. 18TH, ISoI-ja2l-tr KESSLER RIEHL
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t. A CARD.
subscriber would inform the that he has made
arrangements to get his supplies Coa and Iron on the
saving the obers and brokers' commissions bv WHICH s
pects to be able to furnish Heavy Castings at cents
To- lie Will also keep for SALE ptshnrrh
ana Lehigh Coal Coke Pig Iron, Stoves rindstone
&C. Al the Old Pioneer Foundry and Machine Works.
st. Paul, January 18th, 1867. ia26-tf GIIuAN
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NEAR the City, behind the residence Of Judge Saerburpe
IN for sae-$l600 cash. Apply 10
1a26-lm STARKEY l. PEYTEYS
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-12
NO TICE

XNIIEREAS. AN ACTION WAS BROUGHT IN
w the Justice Court Ophir Township, Butte
County, California, on the i3lh day of August A D.
1857, before J. T. Elliott Justice of the Peace in and
for the township aforesaid, by James +. Emerson.
assignee of Geo. ". GarriOtt, against W II. Abel.
upon an account and lien filed against one certain
house and premises situated on the Bluff, easteriy
from the town of OrOvlle, and about two hundred
yards above the saw mill belonging to the said Gar
riott, and about hundred feet TO the right of the
ravne running by said saw mill, and upon a plot of
ground and land shout one hurdrod and fifty feet
square, and enclosed with picket fence it appear
ing that the proceedings in the above case are regu-
lar, and that the particulars OF the said demand
with IA description of the premises sought to be
charged with the said lien having been established by
the judgment of the Court, whereon Judgment was
rendered by the said court, ON the twenty ty-second
day of Au 'ust A ID. one thousand eight hundred
and fftyseven, for the sum of forty>two sixty-two
one hundredhs dollars damages, and eight sixty one
hundredtt dollars costs, and that the said lien be-
oreclosed 1t is therefore ordered by the Court that
notice be given by publication in the Daily Butte
Record, newspaper published in the town of Oro-
vile, to any and all persons holding liens on the
above described house and lot, to be and appear be-
fore this court, on the twentyourh day of October
a. d. one thousand eight hundred and ffty-seven,
al clock, p. NJ. and exhibit their liens and proof
of such liens, according TO the Statute in such case
mace and provided.
Given under my hand, this tenth day Of October,
A. d. 1857. EDWARD UONAHO.
ocl2l0t Justice of the Peace Ophir Township.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-12
The Suicide of n Murderer.

Frank V. Moore, the man who was SEN
fenced to be hung in Nevada on Friday last,
destroyed himself on the morning of that
day by taking strychnine. The Marysville
Herald of yesterday publishes letter from
Nevada containing the particulars Of the
tragedy, the substance of which is as fol-
lows:
Moore was strictly guarded by the sheriff,
and his posse and every means adopted to
prevent the prisoner from obtaining the
means Of self destruction, and three days
before the commission of the deed Moore was
removed to a celwhich had been thoroughly
cleared of everything with which he could
possibly kill himself, and his clothes changed.
His wife was also closely watched, and in
fact every precauton was taken, no one be-
ing allowed access to him save the sheriff
himself and the Catholic priest. The latter
eide, and only left him few minutes before
he died This priest was suspected of
having procured the poison, but by subse-
quent events was cleured ofall suspicion. 1t
is thought that his wife might have sent it
to him through another prisoner, and the
opinion has also been given that she enclosed
it in paper covered with the drippings of a
candle, and sent it to him when the Sheriff
took light to his cell. Such piece of pa
per has been found in the cell
The Herald's correspondent adds: "There
is mystery hanging over this matter which
may or may not be unravelled. The grand
Inquest of this county is now in session, and
understand it is the intention of that body
to investigate the matter thoroughly.
The body of Moore was taken from the
cell subsequent to the post mortem examina-
tion and placed in the open space immedi-
atey in the rear of the Court House Thou
rands and thousands Of persons visited it and
took look at the corpse. Among others
who visited and looked upon all that is left
of the murderer, was your humble servant.
One look satisfied me, and rejoiced in my
heart that Moore had committed self des-
truction. He was q fine looking man, to say
the least of him, and no one could view his
manly form and intelligent countenance
without sympathy"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-12
Race ut SeyveIl's Ranch.

On Tuesday, Ito morrow race is to
come off at Sewelrs Ranoh on the Honcut,
between Steve Ford's Carson Valley Mare
and nag owned at the Oregon House,
called Whisky Bill" for $500. Bill is to
carry 120 pounds the mare goes to q catch
Distance 500 yards. The race is appointed
to come off at 2 o'clock. "tune," play or pay.
A good deal Of interest is felt in this race
by the friends of both horses, as deal of
bantering has been going on, on all sides for
the past year or so. The nags are pretty
we'll matched, and both better than ordinary
scrubs. Steve says he is going to " snatch
the kale seed, suar," and Bills hackers are
evually confident that their pet will 'snair'
the mare. This much is certain, that if the
mare behaves herself, and does her pretti-
est, Bill will have some tall running to do if
he leads her much. Lots of fun may be
looked for, and plenty of cash will be likely
to exchange hands on the result.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-12
Economy should be the order
OF the DaY.

The Subscriber begs leave to inform the property
owners Of Oroyile, that he has come prepared with
the necessary apparatus to build neat, substantial
FIRE PROOF STORES of CONCRETE OR BITON,
at saving of % per cent below the cost of brick
buildings. Having n 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 drawn with dispatch ANY applica-
tions lett at the banking house OF Hedges Iannon,
will meet with prompt attention.
ielOtf JP KiRWAN
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-12

New ADVERTISEMENT. Ts.-The attention
of our readers is directed to the advertise
ment of Mr.. Marchella, offering for sale one
and quarter shares in the 49 and 56 "
Quartz Mining Company. This company have
erected large steam mill on their ledge,
and are we'll prepared to crush the quartz
which is of undoubted richness. The shares
are offered at bargain, and purchasers will
do we'll to pay attention to it.
Persons desiring to purchase beef cattle
are referred to the advertisement of Messrs
Livingstone & Kinkead, who have large
number Of fat beeves at the Central House
Ranch.
A rare chance for bargain is offered in
the advertisement of Mr. W. NJ Nichols, the
Eagle Saloon on Montgomery street, opposite
the Orleans Hotel. He wishes to dispose of
that and other valuable real estate, hnd
offers to sell at low figure.
Dealers in paper of every description. sta
tionery, playing cards, printers materials,
etc, are referred to D. s. Lords advertise
ment. His warehouse is one of the largest
in San Francisco, and his facilities for af-
fording such materials at favorable figures,
are unsurpassed by any establishment in the
State.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-12
County Treasurer's Office,

OROvILLE, July I5lb, 1901. I
Notice is hereby given that all holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from The General Fund,
between the lst day of November 1856,
and the 5th and 18th OF February 1857 inclusive,
except Nos. 1874 and 1889 also Court House and
Jail Warrants Nos sal, 5I2, and 5I3 alsoWarrants on
lndigen SICK Fund Nos. l40l l4U3, l405 1904, 1872,
1884, li3l. that the same will be paid on presenuion
at this office and after this date said Warrants will
cease TO bear interest.
WM. LATTlMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-12

INDIAN TROUBLES ON PITT RIvER.-The
Marysville Inquirer has received the follow
ing late news from Pitt river.
The Indians are still hostile, and it is like
ly will continue to be so for a long time, as
they are numerous and have the best of for
tifcations in the mountains to which they
Immediately retreat after committing their
depredations. AT Silverthorns ferry. on
Pitt river, some twenty eight miles from
Shasta, o party of them few days since,
made descent upon lot of stock and sue
ceeced in driving off quite number into the
mountains. A party of men some twenty in
number, soon started in pursuit of them, but
have not been heard from since. Several
thousand Indians are now at o place called
the Big Bend, some twenty miles from Sill
verthorns ferry, and they are so hostile
that it is very dangerous for man or even
a company of men, unless they are complete
ly armed, to 60 near them, as they take eve-
ry opportunity to avenge themselves on the
whites. They were driven from Fort Crook
er, some thirty miles above there, by the SOL
diers, aad are now assembled at that place,
it is thought, with the avowed intention of
whipping out the whites, and making that
place their winter quarters. The soldiers
were expected down every day from the Fort
for the purpose of driving them from that
place, as it was considered quite dangerous
to the whites for them to remain there.
There has been no 6ghing of late between
them and the soldiers, as it has been some
five or six weeks since they left the Fort. 1t
is expected, however, that battle will en-
sue Immediately on the arrival of the sol.
diers, as it is the determination to oust them
from their quarters and drive them back
into the mountains. 1t is thought, however,
that it will take good deal of fighting to
drive them from there, as there are so many
of them. and so we'll fortified by nature to
resist the attack of the soldiers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-12

Day GooDs, FANCY ARTICLES. ETc.-In
another column is new advertisement Of
Reis & Friesleben setting forth the fact that
they have lately received large stock Of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, etc +, etc.,
which offer for sale remarkably cheap
They are enterprising and accommodating
gentlemen, and as such we take pleasure in
commending them to the consideration OF
onr readers and the public generally.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-12

Our friends will please take notice, that hereafter
NO CREDIT WILL BE GIVEN for goods ut this
store. Justice to ourselves compel us TO adopt this
rule, and we request those having accounts with US
TO pay the same Immediately. We have in store
ana shall keep on hand Il large stock Of GROCER
les, PROVISIONS, MINERS TOOLS, &c, &C.,
all OF the best quality, and will be sold CHEAP FOR
CASH. T.. f. LENlS0N 4 co
Oroville, Sept. 1st. 1857. sl.tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-12

MURDER TRIAL.-Nevada is prolific in
murder cases. A man named Charles Davis
is being tried there for the murder of Louis
Miller. The murder was the result of a
quarrel which arose between the two mtn in
consequence of Davis being refused the
company of Millers daughter to the Circus
The two fought, and Davis shot the deceased
killing him almost instantly.