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EUROPEAN INTELLIaENCE,

We give. In another column, tho news by the
steamship fty (" n'"shi"yfon. from which it
sri"n'" TINT III" Chinese havo shown some i'm.
r"''"""" I" I""N Rrn. whcrcupon tho snid
J"h" hath - I"rmis. pitched into the Cinnamon
anal captured I'll" city "f Canton.
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ELECTIONS.

Ma rrrrnt election for Sheriff in Laurens,
J. W, A">"a" had II minority, but in conse-
)""n'" "i illegal Votes the election was set usidc
""d n new election ordered to tuko place on
M"miav tho 10th uf February.
E,nM Wrnn has been re- elected Clerk Of
An.i"rnm. }. B. ToLLisoS, Clerk for Spartan.
h,,vr
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Il Ch"4"rrcd LJc.-Few men have run a
more divcrsfc cd career than Mr.. Banks Snc,l.
er Of the Houses of REPRESENTATIVES iIo 70
no" little over forty years old-hns been IL
factory hoy, carpenter, n machinst, n dancing
fihs'er, an actor, lawyer, Il national Democrat.
coalitionist, an ardent lover of the Irish n
champlo" of religious liberty u Know Nothing
and Is now Frccsoilcr
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Panama British Naral Depot.-under
this heading the Panama Star Of the 10th
ult., has the following:
1--WE learn from reliable authority
that one of the principal objects of Admiral
Brucc's visit to this port in Her Britannia
Majesty's frigate Monarch. is to examine in.
to the practi:ability Of establishing a British
Naval depot in The Bay Of Panama. in or.
der that tile British fleet in the Pacific, now
principally steamers, may receive their coal
across the Isthmus. The United States gov.
ernment have also, we understand, been
thinking Of taking similar step. Which, by
the way, they should have done years ago,
but we fear, from the tardiness with whicI,
they generally attend to matters in Wash.
ington relative 70 tlieir interests on the Pa.
cific' coast, that they may let the matter re.
main until It be too late to effect the object
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EXCHANGES

"' 900 thnt I. = FAHu"w Inns disposed of hs
l"''r'"' 1" the SP"rt""hurg Express, which he
hn' conducted for tho lust two years, with mark.
ed ability. Mr~ra a. =. DnrulAss md J. III.
f'''s' h"''"g purchased tho Express, it will in
h't"r" hr issued under their charge
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?He New STAT. House.-Tba, nav :, ;. :, :,

The NeW State Houss.-The new cappi-
IT,! building at Columbus, Ohio, Is The lar.
oest Of any State in the Union: Tile apa
Dropyistions already made amount TO III
fo4 zoe. az. .,s,, The architect estitnates the
additional cost Of completing the building
81 ssss, ,bses4. a9d5of, enclosing. grading
snd ornsmen.igg the grounds ts as St56o;ogo
more, making the grand :. ot ~ me Mlsoie
cost d ths new STATE House ~ ss isS ie22iS
'28p.10. 5sss Il Isl ssEl
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ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,

| ~A@"A'Asn AZ Va AhH sAl1 VS WASHINGTON.
Hostititics tn China.- Canton tokcn bv The
Brttish.-D;6scultics Unsettled befwce,.
Prussia and Standardization
9fu Minister TO his Country.-.1 .1dyauce
M Cotton.
| New York, Jan. II, 1857.
The British Steamship City of Washing
ton, Captain Wylis, has arrived ut tl,is
port, with dates from Liverpool to tho
3 lst ult.
| GENERAL tNrELLlarNcE.
| a collision occurred Mt Canton, owing 10
the seizure of twelve British scu,,cn on tho
liooply River. Tho British Consul in,cr.
Tered IN tho matter, hut WIS insultcL, nn,,
Threatened will, violence and when rrmrn.
| slrnling with the Chinese Government,
was treated with contempt.
llostiitirs commenced on tho 9Th ri'
| October. The forts ut Canton were taken,
aud several were destroyed
Later alviccs state that thu lombard.
mcnt Of Canton commenced "n tho ?;,h
October. All the forts were captured anti
til" damage t" property VAS imnrnsr. 80.
The British carried the place amor l,carh
ing tho walls, With the l.,>> rf ,h,r, killed.
rejected all rtlr,s ut c"uriha,i,n NV {,
November 4,l. Tho tNr'sn i;,rtn,,~ hal
been vacated aud lm>'n">s ws> rmaN arI
Prussia anl Sutherland ,>,m,,nuo thc;r
preparations tr va: tut ,>,>cn, m,rlh
rrnce was favorable M All aha,rn,nt vi
l'r''s>'s> demands, Austria s,n,nr!v r,c
tests against the Ms,; anil Wu,,cmlrr,r
"'!rt's ~ the passage vt r,u>siam troops
over her ,,,,j;,',,. rh, Swiss nirt had
t',"n tsNNA,>l, sui tho rrsilrn, made "a
wMhkr >,,>>'h N "h;rh ho asked rcrmis.
Sion I" Contract a Ivan NJ thi,tv millions.
II vas "r"trl tha, E,>schrf had con.
ss"'cd 't tho rnIa>:;'rn rf the allies rela.
eve I" the frontier "t Ecssarah;a.
Twelve hundred Swiss residents Of paris
have asked passports for Swi,zerlan.l
Several Frencl, ships of war were fitting
out for China.
A New English Minister will probably
arrive in Washington before the .ith March.
Ills name has not been allowed To trausp;rc.
FROM NICARAGUA.
New ORLEANS, Jan. l6, 1857.
Nicaraguans, returned by tho Texas.
give contradictory but rather dismal ac-
'S""I' VI the capture, on tlc San Juan
t'ver, 10y an American named Spencer.
with one Of the company's boat hands and
three hundred Costa Ricans. They took |
all the river boats, Forts Castillo and San
Carlos. and Walkers large lake steamers
and few barges.
Several officers passengers on the Texas.
Some of them say that Walker is n "gone
case," whi:c others are hopeful.
At meeting of Walkers friends, who
came out in the steamer, it was decided to
go back in II few days.
1t is reported that the man Spencer,
above, is in the pay of Mr..
Tie British assisted him with
gun boats. Col. Lockrdgc, with two hun
lred men at Punta Arenas, would attempt
70 re-capture tile boats lying there but tile
British commander gave notice that lie
would not allow it.-CharLcsion Standard.
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Wilson's Head Rest for Irayelers.-

Wilson's Heud Rest for 1rayelers.-
What mseries have been endured by travel
ers, especially on railroads, for want of
suitable rest for "the weary head" An
invention long sought after to meet this
great want for every traveller, has at last
been struck off by tho fertile brain of n
well l-known inventor, whose name it bears.
1t IS so made as to he worn or supportcd
upon the back or shoulders Of person. and
1t supports the head without being attached
to seat, or anything but the body Of the
wearer, whose head it supports, we may
truly say, Gin the lap Of luxury" It can
DO folded up, and carried easily in the
pocket, and every railroad traveller can thus
furnish head rest for himself and sit ~.
ease asleep or awake, hy night or day. For
persons who travel much by railroad at
night, it is one of the best inventions ever
brought before the public, and it will, no
doubt, soon come into very general use
Measures have been taken to secure q pat
cnt for it. aud more information NAV he
0hta!ned "a! by applying to the Sole Agent, l..
l,h.'lp Beers, 473 broadway, N. Y. Sci
entfc dmcricau.
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81. Louis F2our.-The st. Louis Republican says
there were manufactured in the mills of that
city last year 652,Il8 barrels of flour-an i'll
crease over 1855 of 49,6G6 barrels.
Thirty thousand passengers were carried last
year by the steamships between Europe and the
United States including eastern and western
passages
Money is scnrccr in New Mexico than ever
before. The cost of sugar is 80 cents per ID !;
coffee 35c.; hams, very common, 30, and so on.
The corporation of Boston owes public deb,
of $780,, ,649, 10 pny which it has resources
amounting to $l,l5l,477.
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Mthd SyStcm.-'rhe act to promotc
the efficiency of the Volunteer system IN
this State. passed at the recent session ,f
.ne M legislature provides that all persons
WHO sl'a'' serve for fourteen years in any
volunteer company in this State, shall be
exempt 'r""i iu',her military duty. Officers
were before exempt after II service as sucl,
III the malitia for seven wears.
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Compelling Free Negroes to Lcare.-A bill is
before the Arkansas Legislature 10 compel all
free negroes ut once to leave the State, under
the penalty of immediate salc into slavery for
life
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Hiesicyams IN Francc-'rhe Wcslcvans in
France maintain l36 pnlpits, and 7S preachers
OF various grades, 20 Sabbath schools, churches
numbering l,l3O members, and congregations
amounting to $1,000 hearers
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Interesting from Kunsns.-The St. Louis
Democrat has Kansas advices TO the Tth
instant. The free State Legislature met at
Topeka on the 9th, and after short session
adjourned till next day.
Governor Robinson had resigned. Lieut..
Governor Roberts WAS in the territory but
failed to attend, and much dissatisfaction
prevailed in consequence.
A United States deputy marshal had ar.
rested seven members of the free State
Legislature on writ issued by Judge Cato.
Over thirty names were attached to the
writ. The prisoners were taken to Tecum.
sch for trial.
Tho President of the Senate would de-.
liver the annual message as Acting Gov
ernor. A determination existed to push
the work Of the Legislature through, ii
possible.
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The annual expenses ofthc houses of the Brit
ish Parliament ended the 3lsl March, was flG2,-
23o of which the printing amounted 10 f75,-
954.
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Marine Disasters for DccemJcr.-Accordinp to
the New York Journal of Commerce mt lac.
'h"n 81 vessels, of all kinds, were lost during
the past month of December They were
valued ut :S:'57 900 and their cargocs at $685..
ooo. Fortunately not over % lives, il il lie.
lleved, were lost by these numerous wrecks
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Trade drfrecn Rmxsin aud the United Syo,cs-
The exports from the United States last vcor. :,
N"sS'a ana her possessions amounted to $3.50,
4oo' against only sl23,ii5 in 1855 Our i'm
ports from Russian ports on the Baltic md
North seas last year. reached s33p 5sl, against
1886, ll3 in 1865
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ho"sfdche A Psychologist. of Cincinnati, has
discovered that wearing moustachc .trcngttcns
the eye sight, and that removal of thcs. hairy
appcndascs has the effect of causing several dis
eases Of the eve
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QUARANTINE.

E. MERRIAM, Of New York, has communica-
ted IN interesting paper TO the Merchants Ifag-
azine upon this subject. The writer proceeding
upon the fact, that Yellow Fever and frost can
not exist togclher-that frost temperature will
disspnte the fever poison-nrgues that refrigera-
ton would be cheap, thorough, and speedy
work, aud a complete relief against the intolcra-
BILE losses by quarantine.
His plan is to build stone ware houses compar-
atively airtight, and by the use of machine re-
Gently invented for freezing wnter to produce
such m artificial temperature within the build
ing, will dsinfect sailors clothes or merclan-
disc, placed within it.
The operation of this machine consists in no.
thing more than passing ether through number
Of metal pipes, in which a complete vacuum
has been made by pumping the air therefrom.
BY this means, n temperature may be had suffi-
cicntIy cold to produce the result desired. The
writer concludes with The following:
take, for illustration a room twenty feet
square, having thick granite or gneiss rock walls
and stone floors with close shutting doors place
around it 400 feet metal pipe, in the same way
as would be done to heat it by steam; exhaust
the air from these pipes, until vacuum is pro-
duced, and then force a current Of ether through
and through the pipes until the temperature of the
room is reduced us much below zero il is desira-
ble to produce The result required. The clothing
OF passengers and mariners from an infected YES
sel hung up for couple Of hours il, the zero tenn
perature of such a room, would be completely
disnfected in an hour.
"Stone warehouses can be constructed at San.
dy Hook, of granite gneiss rock, with thick
walls, by virtue OF an act of Congress of 1899
into which the cargoes of infected vessels coulc
be transferred and there exposed to a cold atmos
phere produced by artificial means, and in few
hours so thoroughly disnfected as to be fit to
to market at once for sale. The vessel, aftel
having discharged her cargo, could be frosted ant
thus dieinfected. The expense Of disinfecting car
goes weuld not equal one weeks interest on tll
| amount of its cost.
"This simple md easy process it would b.
seen, would at once relieve quarantine of all it
deluys and detentions, and thus facilitate com
merce, and at the same time, protect publ
health. During the summer, vessels have rodequ
antine for months exposed to storms and infect
ing ether vessels at anchor near them"
| -s>s&--
Tho Dead Of Four Citiea-The number of in
termen,s during the year 1856, in tho four prin
cipal cities of the Eastern States quito frIgh,
full, amounting toA3,43 divided as follows; I9
900 In Philsdelphia, 2l,496 in New York, 5,s7
in baltimore, and 4,17O III Boston. In the fou
cities, 24.767 ehildrsh under five years of age
perished during the year. The particularly fat.
disease ihis year among children has been. sea,
let fever, which has bad its 267s victims ss
Of whom wer. in the city Of Philadelphia.
Il 80 -----AA e@--
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THE NORTH AND SOUTH.

The Charleston STANDARD, speaking of the
comparative wealth of Northern and Southern
States, has the following statement condensed
from the report of tho Secretary of the Treas
ury:
''The results as far as we have thought important
to pursue the investigation, are as follows: The
population Of the States is given in one column,
and the property in the other, and taking the
ratio of property 10 population, we find that to
each individual in the State of Georgia there is
1886; in Massachusetts, $527; Connecticut
Pennsylvania, $lO6; New York, 1898: Virginia.
$3.50. 1t will thus DO seen, that however great
may be our deficiency in some respects, there is
a condition of pecuniary affairs about comfor-
table III the one section as the other. AS mod.
itication of this statement, however, it must be
remembered that while the people of the North
invest III other property, the South has invested
largely in slaves aud slaves, therefore, should
be Withdrawn from the population Of the South
ern States. The population of South Carolina
is set downat 705, 900, and to each individual of
that population there is $3.50, nearly as much
MS 10 the individual in any other Slate in the
Union, but of that 705 1000, Just 400, 600 are
slaves. Nov, il these be taken from the pro.
prietors OF South Carolina, there will be only
So3,00O, among whom is to be distributed the
@S03, 100000 Of property in this State, and the
share OF each. therefore, win not b. $780, but
$1,000, the largest average kaown among any
people in the world. Nor Is this all; the es.i.
mate Of property 10 based upon the census Of
1900. Slaves then were worth, on an average,
300 less than they are ats present, and that
would give about 1870 more, making for every
4 individual white person in SoutK Carolina, 81, J.
1 lSo Whatever thepefofos may be said of slave-
~ In other respects sc can hardly said that II
depre:sses the material worth of tint people who
adopt It as Atsccil inst stjtutiort .ft# Z
10 -
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.AUCTToN-

wv lli' hc offered at Abbcvi:le Court House
~. on Sa'e'day in February, two Negroes.
ne woman about 40 years of age, an excellent
HELD hand, aud her daughter between nine and
ten years Of age. Condition Cash.
Jan. 2i 1856 3o o.
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Il Loan.-The New Orleans Creole contains
an advertisement for u Nicarapmnn lnnn of 2snD
o"". IL ~ Inaue payable III twvnty years, at the
rate OF six per cent per annuin, and the security
's one million of acres of The best lands, the
scrip of whicl, is said to he ready
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ABBEVILLE BANNER.
WILLIAM Q. DAVIS EDITOR
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. 90. 1857,
IMPORTANT TO rAx.pAyERs

We publish in another column, tho regis
tra'io" net, aud tho act amending the charter of
Abhrvillc Village.
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A CARD.

Mr. EnIr"n:-We offer the following in iusti-
ficat'on OF returning from AbbcviIlc to our "Ru-
raj Vilagc":
II any person living ought to be contcntcd, by
ocing honored and sustained with an aImos, I'm.
bounded confidence, and liberal remuneration
Tor professional services, We surely ought: for the
confidence aud support of the .prin,ilive und
delightful Village i'll the Woods" and the inrr,e
dlate ncishborhood, whicl, have been the field
Of our utmost cllor,s to become useful and add
honor to our noble calling. In all this, we should
be guilty of ingratitudr, if we did not nckuowl-
edge an undoubtcd Pro vidrn,ial supuor,. G,r !,
the hour of w"rnan's greatest suffering and cx
tremlty, not single casc llas failed us. And if
we cannot secure in this hcalthrul and deli,bt
lul section, the Iuxurics, clcganccs and influence
that pertain to the rich and the great, we surely
can obtain the industrial crrnforts of lif: Rather
than break mp snch ties and E,rsake such conf
dence, We are constrained to return and spcnd
the remainder Of our days in our best cfnts f.,
serve nll who may honor us professionally in
C"kcsbury, or within tho possible reach of the
same. W. G.. NORWOOD.
Cokesbury, JAN 19 1857.
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s.,.Soolo lops. Gold. III appAau that the coal
:ssiractsd itoan The tsi1fs ef Psnnsyivasia
tfis iast, war bas been sqlsl tbs sum q
Iosty naiiji iols Il dol lid swell up %
ths yield of iss gold mines g siitoraiS. 2
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NOTICED

"A Extra Meeting Of TIE ABBEVILLE
- IuESPIAN CORPS will he held in th.;,
Hall fr.hay Erc"iny 23d inst. Punctuni atten. ITEM
u"hcn OF the members is earnestly solicited.
I'y order of the President
Jan 81, 1857. 80
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Final Notice.

"A hl. persons indebted to the Estate of JOEL,
as Exors., mus, pay up. "''Ne'''s"e0
a: NJ. SMITH, w.
JAS NJ. PERRIN, Exors.
Jan. 81, 1857. 20 ..,
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Duties on Spirits in E"glamd-1he London
News states that the large amount of flO,-
350.47s was paid in that country, in the year
1855. as a duty Oh foreign and British spirits
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lt'ee'p|s V C"tfon.-Thc receipts of cot.
ton, the present season, mt all the ports
reach one million, six hundred and tiity
thousand bales, which is an increase over the
receipts OF any previous year, except the
last. lhe shipments to England from New
Orleans the past were 1900 bales.
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CoLrMnrA. january 2l, 1857.
The weather still is unfav vorabc for ou, door
business, and consequently there is very little
doing i'll cotton. The few sales that were made
yesterday, however, showed the market TO be
very firm, at former prices
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NoTT~-

"A LIZ persons in any way indebted TO N. Me-.
N EVOf, are hereby notified that Ills Nnt..
an" Accounts are in my hands for collection and
IL not pau! immediately, they will be sued upon
Jan. 81, 1857. 30 =,
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IS REV ARD

Ladies' Cloth and Velvet Cloaks-
AT NEW YORK COST.
W fLlfAM SHEAR will sch III e remainder Of
W his stock Of Ladies' Cioth and Yelva,
tfA>AkS an'l Cl"ih rAI.MAS, ut New YORK.
cost. The assortment embraces those Of tho
latest and best styles
ALSO, all
S"r's rery h;.nffs"mc MOURNING CLOaKS
some ot extra size, t" all Of which the attention
Of the public is Respectfully invitd
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MASONIC NOTICE


VIE Members of CLINTON LODGE n.
- >: are requested to meet on Monday MIMI
,'e me@e in'' "ttend"nce is requested, rs BSsi
Graft. "''ofe inc
BY order of the w. NJ.
Jan. 81, 1857. 20 ICY
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TTTNTN@-
Cruvelli Whalchono SL;rt.

Cruvel1i Whalchono Skirts.
WILLIAM SHEAR,
.E AS JUST r"c"iv"d from New York n ,,n-
a ply of LADIES CRUEELI.I WHALE.
boNE HhtRTS decidedly the most approved
styles now in use.
Also, MISSES WlEALEBONE SKIRTS. e..
all OF which the attention of the Ladies il ,e-
specIully invited.
Jan. ~, 1857. 20 +r
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DELEGATES TO THE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
MIR E"roE:-Wil you do me the favor to an
ho'ncr' that at the last meeting Of the Abhcvilic
District Medica! Society, the following gentlemen
were appointed Delegates to the Annual Meeting
Of the Symfh Carolina Mrdicn dissertation To
bc held in the City Of Charleston OH Monday, It'll
February next:
Dn. J. J. WAnpLAw,
DIR. Tnos. j. MAnEY,
DIR. Il. y. ARCHER,
H@. S!.M':. s. MARSHALL
Very respectfully.
ii. L. LYON, NJ. d., Scc'y.
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commercial.

AnrEviLrE G.. H., Jan. ~, 1857.
C"ffo".-We quote this aItice at prices rang
ing from ~! 10 ia cents But little Offering
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-29

THE LICENSE MODIFIED We are glad t.
announce that the municipal show license
law has been greatly modified, and is nos
within the bounds Of reason. Theatrical
concert and other companies can come here
now with the assurance that our corpora
tion tax is not so heavy as to "take off til
profits" of their performances. We hoIo
this fact may become generally known, fo,
we are decidedly of the opinion that many
entertaining performers have staid ava y
from here on account of the hitherto exoI
bitant rates of license In oonnexion wit
this matter we feel justified in stating tina
Mr. Morris will probably erect theatreo'
the site of the old one. very shortly. At
least We hone so.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-29

A FATHER AND Son .CAUGHr.-The
Mountain Messenger says that Father and
House, for having robbed the sluice boxes of
Messrs McCrory s. Co. at Cedar Grove.
While i n charge of the officer who was con-
du citing them back, the father asked leave
to 60 out and get drink, and while there
forgot to return Search was made through
the woods for him, but without effect. The
boy was taken back to st. Louis
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-29
Economy should be the order
Of the D2Y.

The Subscriber begs leave to inform the property
owners of Oroville that he has come prepared with
the necessary apparatus to build neat, substantial
FIRE PROOF STORES of CONCRETE OR BlTON,
at saving of 25 per cent. below the cost of brick
buildings. Having 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 we'll to give him IA call. Plans ano
Specifications drawn with dispatch Any applica-
tions left at the banking house Of Hedges ilanLon
will meet with prompt attention. .
iel0tf j. y klRWAN.