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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09

900 prizca nmountingt o'oo
Whole tickets $40 IIalvca s. Quarters o. so
f Prizca payable forty days after the drawing IN fii
without deduction In this Lottery
For tickets aud racknges, address ordcra TO -
T. H. III BBARD CO..
Office 30 faycc st OF Box No 90
Juno . t3Oc baltimore, Maryland.
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SlNGER'S SEWING MAtIuuNES--essen
~ the mot conclusive proof OF great men
Judged by this ihera labor aavng machine before the
public comparable To Singers sewing Machines After esab
fishing the highest In the United States they wer"
exhibited the late Exposition In France where
they carried of the highest premium and great mahuihe'o
~ to make thom has been built ia I'ariA
branch of industry In which sewing Ia to lac done
these bensed with immense profit As the speed
the Ralwn train s To travelling foot sewing with
Singers Machines compared with baud eowiug No tailor,
shoemaker dressmnker carriage THINNER sadier halter Ae
Sc should bo without one The inr profit of using ono OF
these machines regularly employed h onc Thousand Dollars
year In all private families whore there much aew,ng to
be douc these machines uvNiabc assistance lnnoth
and hotel keepers nd tem particularly convenient, aud prot
table These machines simple their construction aud
very strong and Durable eng the only Kind Of Sowing Ma
chine made by which o work, coarse or hne
could perfectly Ihousandso of inferior aud worth
Singers Machines nlonc have been found every
where satisfy the OF the public.
Plain printed Instructions for usnR sent with each ma
chine whe any readily acquire the ant oi man
aging them The machines packed securely to
part of the world To all desiring particular IN
formation will sppicntioub by letter AT either of our of
dcos forward copy of Singer a Cos Gazette pnpaf
wholly devoted 70 the Sewing Machine interest,
l. NJ SINGER 4 co,
Principal Office, NJ 3j broadway. New York
DRASCH OFrIrtNo Il Hanover st Bogton; No ~ Chap
c ST. New Haven ct GlovorVic y Y, No ga Broad 81,
Newark NJ No li3 Chostnnt st, phadop PUN No lo5
Baltimore Baltimore M ~ Westminster ST. Providence,
L. No East 18th ST, oineunRt No Us North ih ST. ST.
Louis No ~ ST. Chafos st, New ORLEANS No. ~ Danphn
Mobile dec - lHNtis
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sYgVIC OIL.

NEW AND SUPERIOR ARTICLE.
THE CHEAPEST Lf4HT EYER KNOWN
has been that this beautiful article Of fluid
1 will In ordinary lamp prepared for thepur
pose quantity will equal in cost the OF the
taow CANDLE and give light than hvc
candles explosive qualities and therefore be
had of our Agents In Lynchburg, Messrs. SrROTHER
cd 10 Its use II. PARMENTER,
NAV af 3m For Sylvic OH Company.
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, NEwCONCERN.-Th undcrsiuned hav

<YEyFWgNa. Tobacco, Cigars. Snnhs, wines,
J IouoRs, &c-Wc are prepared to nrnish our iehuS
aud the pubic, with the iouo" hs ceieoi"'u 'a'' " ~
ing Tobacco: -
80 Jno w stones Cranbury,
Henderson & Hocombe's Natural,
VIM d Miler's Bluff city
Booker IIal,eys Lecompfc,
Jas NJ Claytor's Natural Suucured, -
In addition TO which have usual supply OF hne Fana
arm,n and Domestic Cigars Smoking Tobacco Snn Sar
dimes Guava Jelly We are constantly receiving az
ons 10 our stock Bottled Wines and Liquors put up e1
p'ussy psai a., =, ~ '0 ii NJ. HARRIS co
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undersigned desires TO tall the attention OF Parents
and having children of slow mental or physical do
the that lie has opened In Harlem lew
the Of New York IN hcalthiul ani
beautiful location Private Family school, where such ohl
received and taught Tho experience he has hal
eight years In connection with the Massachusetts
pcnusy Institutions for Idiots has shown hun
that very much he done In bringing these children To
normal condition In mnnV Instances h" las had lben
home either inter school with advantage
or engage duties Of life with The earlier the
training commences the better Fer crcuars reference C.,
address JAMES Is RICHARDS,
IL Hmm nL..u.. M IInrl NHAXA AiIIE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09

NEW COPARTNERsIaIP.- have this
~ day ourscvcs geher under the style and firm
OF MORGAN CO. and taken the establishment
formerly occupied by Morgan Curle Burnhan and rohed
improved hnery for the purpose
of conducting a general CARPENTERS AND JOINING
BUSINESS together with the Sash, Blind Door and Mould
Mandatory also Dressing and Matching Flooring Cell
ing &c would invite contractors and others wishing to
build give cali intend keeping hand and ma
king kinds portable carpenters work cheap
S / be had elsewhere
All orders addressed to Burnham Morgan q Co. VIII meet
prompt attention
Shop the new basin bank, above the Gas Factory.
W. f. BuRSilAM,
e. MORGAN,
Iynchbure Jan. 18th, 1857. r. G. BURkHOLDER.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED
CLANS II,
. be drawn In Baltimore Md Saturday, Juno 2Ith ls5
II. FRANCE ~ Co, MANAGERS.

- 22O prizes amounting to sl,2l7,2l6
Va ponld adss . make tD0rf and buy Package
Certificate of Package Of 20 Nholcs, cost SJO1 30
20 Halves, l53 rs
70 Quarters, 76 "a
ERhhs. 34 4J
In tho above scleme formed by the ternary combination
II numbers making 6 0 tickets and the drawing Of 70 bal
will be lao prizes each having three Of the drawn
numbers IL OF, each having two Of thom on 106O
only Of them and also 30s6 tickets win
neither of the numbers on hem being blanks
oftese prizes and blanks ~ numbers
from to VIII be severaly placed In wheel on
the of the draw 20 OF them drawn out at random
numbers will be entitled to the capital prize OF s652'6
,'" bers to nav 25O00
D"i bers to ''' 10000
H'r numbors to 40 10000
And 80 on according TO the above scheme.
An other tickets (bcDg 900 with three of the drawn -
numbers them, each Oo
Those l6 tickets having on them the lat ana I'd, or Jd
and 4th drawn numbers, each ~
Those II q tickets having 5th and 9th, Tth
and 9Th drawn numbers, each U
Those tickets having them the 9th and 10TH or
llh and 18th drawn nunbarH, W
All others (beng lO,672) with two OF the drawn nun =
bers them
Those with eher the lSt, ID ID ath oth
9th 7th, 9Th, 9Th 10th drawn. 20
Those lG $40 the 1lh, lath 18th 18th. 18th,
10th, nth, 18th 18th or 20th, 10
which shall have drawn prize OF superior
denomination. can be entitled to an inferior prize.
Tickets $20-Shares in proportion.
tYs'For tickets aud packages, address orders TO
II. H. HUBBARD CO.,
Office 30 Fayette Street. Box 40,
may 27.lm Baltimore, Maryland.
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HUANO.-FRrmers and Planters look To our
lU ISTERESTS-My stock of Guano and other iertizerS
- nov in store consisting Of Peruvian Guano No A. 'a
more Inspection, price S62. DeBurg hahiaen nI'io @
oa,,oar1 Of pre Peruvian. Mexican Gnano and Bone
powder Thss said by many TO he superior TO .u
ono DeBuryB Super Phosphate of Lime Mexican ,tnhho
sol nor Bone Phosphate OF Lime hetne
. Potash and Plaster excellent manure ior od ahd o.
Lots Lynchburs Ground fi"Se'' l" n''"
rcls. -- .., u,,...t, oe oil the INNS, nm.
-, far,illgers and sell them not at the hlehes ice
& can m btsued the loves, possible prices thst hey
a, "a aeorlcd | buy Guano r the agents OF me re
gan &c nneut and is certainly of the best quality
Nv nrice ia as low any other Market AIDING he e9s' oi
FERTILIZERS much used ana can
80 o Farmers aud Planters that 1t is to Their interest," 70
aronize such house propose to keep Please g,ve me
a call. 80 - ,1n R.si,
mar " -
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.


LNNAnELiED tOGuARs--3,2OO vnlc".
~ tines Patent Enanelloi Collars In Packages OF ~ ="
package In shape M aud appearance these collars
equal the Linen Collar sold at less than one fourth
the price Every gent cman who conienlat"s hhaeihhs
should lay supply OF these Collars 100 nofen blton
Bishop and String Linen Collars at from VI % TO - ," per
dozen just received by -.
ma 2l.ts BURROUGHS, ShAffK W
ETNg.EsEOR SPRING AND ~ suEH 1891.
~ have accomplished three grand points IN getting up
stock Of Spring and summer Goods 10 wit; Elegance" "
Styles, Durah,y ef Material and Economy In prices u"
oputa Of onr house for keeping superior too ~ so wen
established thai il is To more on Aa point
We would ea attention the follow articles rs comprising
"a e Htrtk;
over Haf5l,s for Spring, Eureka Style"
Super pttss Dnais. Black and Blue,
supor Bla,, froek Coats,
Single breasted &c at. all colors
Business Cashmere suits Tor Spring,
N"w style pring and Summer Vests,
Extra B.aok Doe skin Pants,
Youths Cashmere Suits
Children. suit style from to to years oa,
Black Slk Saeks, superior quality,
Alpaca. Qae,ns Cloth, Barpoor Casmare froek Coats,
fans
Mars,iIles SUIT NIL grades
.no NJ Davies y Cos Frick Yoke Patent Shirts,
Mnrscles Shuts tnew with darrote Collars, all the rage IN
New York =,
Gloves trapsts Neck Ties Handkcrchicfs Umbrellas,
GLASS 4 RalNE
mar lGta j. DINoS, Agt
Salem Register W slhevi Times and Telegraph, Western
Star bedford sentinel and Abingdon Democrat copy times
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NEW.YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
IlO ODwIG,.1sTs. s.sQUOw DEALERS an,

FTNVUWt N."sNs - sasVs" ~ :" s7.,' -, ,snn
u OliiERS-&atp 10 500 weekly can be made ny nsnR
Recipes with n instructions for manufacturing teneh
tognac Peach andies Jamaica and Santa Cruz hns,
Uin 10 nothing Injurious to he sSs'em
Address, enclosing 81 and Postage stamp to -
q. A HhRTWELL CO.
New York City,
rTS~Ictt,rs mailed nt our rlsk lap II .dlm
NuNtERs EWING W MNCs1GNEs The great
- reputation of Singers Sowing Maehncs founded on me
fact perfectly adapted every variety OF work,
aud that them kept employed will earn not iehs
than Quo IN, usnnd Dollars
All desiring full aud rel able Information about th'se
machines prices modes OF purchaeinr &e can eninm
by applyn letter otherwise. for acnry Of NJ shg
Cos Gazette beautiful Pictorial Paper, entirely ueso
ted to sewing Machine Interests. II Will ho sent sfhss
LOCM AuEN1S--Wantcd In every town in tho ihiteu
States to whom liberal Inducements offered
n II -.Wcl made arrangements with many editors ana
publishers Of newspapers highly profitable aud satisfactory 10
ihem and wish 10 make ma with every newapa
and magazine in the country Tor MI particulars a""'e
NJ SINGER n co.
mar ~ .i0m a23 broadway. N York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09

~ and Cane seat Parlor Chairs of new and beau "
0lpattsrps. "A
ySeA j FUIKRS ~
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those contemplating Marriage Four COZ stre pihi -
cts: plain plates % It's free of postage.
Tlis work contains dissertation the necessity Of Mar
riagc instructions Gourng with turo for Love effects
Celbacy Cohabnaion cause Of Striy explained Increase
of usefi the French
Of Jean Dubois Address HENRY O. SMITH 90
4gfnts pagtd Box 42lO Post Office, N l.
in. N i,,n
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BAPTIST ~ WHITE,
b Tobncco Coms,iisaion Merchants.

= q BAPTrsr I. late Of PetersbuE, Va. } .
Jko. J.. WHITE late Of the firm OF Hes
ter 4 White, Richmond, va
.uI.l , H.
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uJKU.uMEI. a RONSGbKs,
II \ .sa., Vus,e l,nn n1

ANBNPNAN, PIKE n CO., Importers Of
French English and German Fancy Goods aud dealers
Combs BruRhes buttons, Linen aud Cotton Thread Sow
ing SILK sulall generally a Murray Street New
York IL div
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GRAND CONSOLIDATE
uunvnUn Plum l.orsery 81 Wary land.
X. FRANCE x CO., MANAGERS.

EAsra Class u,
To bo drawn Baltimore. Md Tuesday, June 3Oth, 1867.
Prizes amounting to lts, 100 dollars
VI" Prizes pay able In full without deduction.
10000 Mum nsbers-l 900 Prizes.
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~vEGROEs WANTEp.-Ih he rubscr'Dcr wishes
~ "a purchase for southern Market Lise5 Negroes
~ IF M 20 20 years which he will pay the high
~ cash prices Persons having such To dispose oi
would DO well give him call betrs faiig ne eau bt
~ a, w u Mosb,'s Auction House or AZ Henry Dunnns
ionnu ionnnm az ', 5,Ss,, ? n DUEHIHGT0E.
toy sgnlsu, n L3aehbmG.
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ltAssGNERE sluTS.-Wc opened yesterday
fresh lo those beautiful Cashmere Promenade Suits
eagerly saosrooms this Spring
entirely be found where else hut the la
zaar Of BURROlGIS, SHAfER co.
IN
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
6e[SfA. DIR. ROBERT EARIx, Dentist,
(EM has removed his office door above his resi-
N1lYYYYy sidence. MAIN ST and one square above
plhrclls Hotel ian l.dts
EpnOF. JAS. II. MUKFEE,
ARCHITECT,
aepe.diy LYScnnuna coiIror
NRANKLlNA RROTnER. Wholesale aud
u RETAIL GROCERS COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Art door 10 Liberty Harthonse MAIN ST. Lynehbnrs IA
jao
AuNGEIA NOSSE-'This delightful Summer
Resprt--he bright particular locality al all the
South and Elysum the Atlantic Senboard rejoicing
all the tempting luxuros of tn, salt Water regp and
tire exemption from discasrw hc opened the st June
engage to give to the establishment the first rank among
the Watering Places OF the country. a
Old Point Comfort May l. ls57 Proprietor.
may ll3n
y .,-~-- "a <ANANMA AND CINCINNATI
S,sxGsrru1 PACKET-The New and Splendid steamer
A. ". OF ARKlER J X. JOHNSON, Comman
der leaves kanawha Salincs Saturday O'Clock A.
NJ for Cincinnati Freight twenty five per 100 FARE
S5-Meals and State Rooms included laug 2e-ly
EREENE, HEATH ~ ALLEN, CONMus-
u SION MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO uA1A-tot
fICE l3i FRoNT STRErT NEW YonK)partieular attention
paid to SALES OF TOBACCO and eonsgnmcnts direct from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited
REfBkENCES.A. n \. Lawrence \ Co, Boston, Allen
\ Paxson, New York Courtney Gushing, BALTIMORE
Davenport Allen \ co, Edmond, Davenport Co, Ludam
Watson, James T. Heath, late auditor, and trenshaw
Co, Richmond; McCorkle Il Jones. Daniel Hurt Pres
ton, T. &. S Ferguson Coz and Miller Crenshaw Lynch
burg.
NB.-lIaving established a branch of house in New
York resident in that city will give his personal
attention To the receiving anshppne and securing the low
est rates freight (rec OF comnssion all goods coSgn
ed TO San Francisco House.
Mcssrs Edmond Davenport Co. viii act for us at lfch
mond aug 2seodly
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HOW nE Is We sometimes Dshcd how ~
ta, afford to sell superior styles eHd 9hd1-
of Chilling sue astouishngy low prices The reh annN
follows In the first plsc" buy materials OF st
hands, and hu large quantities. enabled oat ihem
In the notch In the second place mnnnattnr"
all the clothing sell and while humorous eh-
puyeos remunetave prices and such VIII insure none but
the b, nor the curers profit Of which our
customers gtt the benefit.
In the thd place sell for cash short time tnakng
rule collect a bills Ist of July aud LIST January) In tho
fourth place adhere 10 the system aud by selling
S00d prices trade constantly increases an
W. can afford furnish QUALITY of Ready Made
Clothes similar goods he bought In the Northern
cities III RRbIGliS, SllAFEk n co,
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"A e5d from Gales Soatons Annals OF Con
gcss Register Debates and from the official
ported Debates, by John G. vcs by 1hos II Benton. Two
vols ready The above work will be furnished at 81
per vol. application.
LESIIE5S FASHIONS also received as above. for May
ma G MORSE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-09
Immigrant Road Convention.

The counties OF Colus Tehau a, Butte and Flu-
mas, are rec lested to send delegates to an Imml-
grant Road Convention, TO be holden at Oroyie on
SATURDAY, MAY 23d, for the purpose Of adopt
ing measures for the construction Of an Immigrant
Road from Honey Lake Valley 10 the Sacramento
Valley. numerous attendance from the adjoining
counties is respectfully requested.
II. LATHR0p, SEN,
PETER FREER,
D. 9. DbWNFR.
NJ. II. FARLEY,
GEO. II. CIR OSETTE.
Oryile, May Q, 1857 Committee.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-09

LATER FROM LOWER CALiroRNtA.-By
the arrival of the brig Ellenifa. from La
Paz. thirty days, we learn That every thing
in that place was in very unsettled state
and the inhabitants were momcrnri'y in
expectation Of having large fuibuster
force landed at that place. The government
officers nre making every preparation 70 re-
pei the invaders. Busincss u all kinds Is at
stand, aud foreigners, particularly Amer
leans are closely watched 1t was current
ly reported at that place that n nrge Giii-
buster force was on the WY, and that por-
ton Of them hal actually landed in another
part Of the State.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-09
tnfOrglaatiOsa Wanted

ENTOI5liEEOb ENanECN
OF GEO. W. HOLI ON--When lns, heard from, he
was In the Northern Mines Any Information. di
rcced to this Office, will be gratefully received by his
mother,
MRS. f. FORT. OroviIle.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-09

PoRTs OF JAPAN OPEN 1t is stated in a
foreign journal that the Emperor of Japan
has resolved that two ports of the empire,
NangasaM and lIakodadi, shall be open to
the vessels of all nations There they
mjght repair. take ii provisions, establish
depsts of coal, sc. The other ports Of the
empi 9, moreover. are to be accessible to
vessels in distress, which may take refuge
in them, but wAich will have to put to sea
the moment the danger is over. No foreign
er is to be allowed to penetrate into the in
terror Of the country without special per
mission from the chief Of the State.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-09

AN INDIAN Ar lREKA.-Paches the Ore
TON Indian, supposed to have been murder
\ in Pitt River Valley. at the time Of the
nssacre Of the whites, arrived with his
sqaw and children, in lreka, on the 26tn
ANl lie says that all the Pitt River la.
dian, including the tribe OF his wife. were
in the attack on the whites
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-09

EXPLANATORY. THE Erpress of the Sth
copies an extract from the Record, and says
1--WE confess ourselves at a loss how to
cOnstrue the above sentence, whether the
RecOrd would have it understood that the
gentlemen of the Convention, or the press
Of this city "are willing to practice a base
and criminal imposition upon the overland
immigration" but in either event, must
think that great injustice is done, that in
his disappointment the editor became heat
cd, and said unseemly words, which his So
Der reason will condemn"
We will explain. In the first place we
have said nothing in heated manner !;
nothing but what we deemed it duty, due
alike to the immigrant and California to say,
and it was said with regret, for the neces
sity of SO doing. We reiterate all we have
said concerning the action of the Conven-
tion, for the following reasons;
The Convention determined to build an i'm
migrant road from Honey Lake Valley to
the American Valley. We know but of two
routes leading from the American Valley to
the Sacramento Valley, one cia Nelson
Point, through Sierra county. and the other
el0 Bidwell in Butte county. The route by
Nelson Point fro2 the Ameiean Valley is
impossible FOR wagons The. route through
has poisoned every drove of immigrant stock
that ever Travelled it-droves of $50, losing
rs high ms % or 30 head We wonld refer
the ErprfSs to the Messrs Clark, formerly
Of Charley's Ranch, who brought drove
through on that route in 1858, and to Mr.
Welch OF the Eight Mile !Ioste, and to any
and every person who ever brought stock
through on that route.
These are the reasons why we spoke of the
action Of the convention. as a "base and
criminal impositson upon the overland immi-
grafton" We have not changed our opin-
ion. The local interests Of Oroville would
not be sufficient to induce us to speak thus
''lt is lar from being true, that the Con-
vcntion was composed of mass of toll gath
erers, who were guided by selfish motives :
Win the Erpress refer to the twelve com
mssioners appointed by the convention to
locate their immigrant road, and inform us
if majority of them are rot interested in
toll companies south of the American Val
ley's.
''We will say to the Rec0rd, for its infOr-
nation, that their delegation was divided
six being in avor of the majority report
which was adopted, while twelve were op
posed to il, and favored the route surveyed
by Messrs. Gamble and King; yet il was
boldly stated on the aoor OF the Convention
by Que of their delegates that a ma GRITTY oi
the delegates chosen from that county, were
III favor of the ma jority report. and weud
So have voted had they all been present
So it was by the bold delegate Of the Bid.
well toll bridge company. Nhe has long
gathered toll at Bidwell. Why did not the
ETpress report its denial, made in the Gon
vention, by Mr. Printy
There are undoubtedly, men and papers
that have been deceived into sustaining th'
action of the convention. To such we woul,
not have our remarks apply. The halano,
can take them. as we have spoken Their,
is not sufficient power on earth to induce ~
to practice such deception upon immigrant
to California.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-09

PCLICE ApPoINTMENTs.-The Board of
Trustees met yesterday afternoon, and made
the following police appontments--J. II.
Preston, Captain W =. RGil, p. Sharkey,
Michael Kelley, p Mcguire and Daniel
Jcwett The appointments have created
considerable dissatisfaction, MS Sharkey
Jowett and Rail, are said to be members OF
the Peoples party. We understand that
some of the Democrats who have been ap-
pointed will decline in consequence.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-09
Orovllle, Saturday. May 9th. 1857.
Democratic State Central Committee.

Democratic State Central Committee.
meeting Of the members Of the Democratic
STATE Ccmr-l Committee vii be held at san Fran
cisco on WEDNESDAY, May 2oth. at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, for the purpose Of determining the time OF hold.
as the State Convention. and attending to any busi-
less incidental thereto
ALFRED EEDDINCToN. Chairman
Democratic State Central Committee.
sacIamcnto, ArrIi 9Th. 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-09
NEW ADNERTISENEN
= ARD.

Having learned thai il has been rrottci in many
places in lhis town. that was, whr Ia SAN Franri7
co, BIuk Republican. aad member OF the ' iai-
lance Committee. or sympalhized with their views,
take this occasion to state that such reports false
ana mi-rhiryous aui only desg1cd 10 ln!Irs M in
business. i'm large portion of my counlrymen and
friends now call on eycry candid aud impartial
miud to do me the Justice 70 dscreGit runor, Dies
utule OF any Foundation, and circulated ty persons
who are engaged in my same business
}. - CUSHION,
OF the firm Of Cu~htOn 4 Colahun.
Wholesale Wine and Liquor Slor", Montgomery St
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-09

FouND DEAD A Mexican residing at
Tutlletown. went out one.day last week to
chop wood. and soon after was found lying
on the ground, dead. 1t is supposed that
the cause of his death was appoplexy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-09

SALE OF Flowers Joe Dunn, Artioneer
will dispose Of n variety of flowers and
plants to-day, at 10 A. N, in front Of the
st Nicholas Hotel.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-09

ELECTION At CoLUMBIA-The election
for town officers OF Columbia will be held on
Monday the II tn inst.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-09

Personal We received visit yester-
day from Macy, a Los Angeles typo.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-09

SHARK FI>utrY.--ihe business If catch
iug shark tor their al Will soon commerce
at Humboldt Bay. The first shark ct the
season was recently caught at 'hc end OF the
wharf AT Union City.