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oil D.,

At the residence Of bis son, Hon: Henry w.
Hilard, In the city OF Montgomery, Alabami Z, on
the 2ith instant, WILLIAM billiard, Esq T,
In the seventy. eighth year Of his age.
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Baltimore Markets
New York Harkats

BALTIMORE, Jan. 3l.-There is no change
to note in the markets to-day,
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STILL SELLING OFF AT CgST FOR
CASH

OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FANCY DRESS
" SILKS, Plaid and Plain French Merinos all
wool, MOUsselins, and, In fact, all Fancy Dress
Goods will be sold for the mex two weeks at cost
and many for less, to close them out. Also, l. I
Of Cloaks and ShaWls.
We have now In store, full stock Of superior
Bleached and Brown Shifting and Sheeting, Cot
tons, superior Shifting Linens, Table Diapers,
Napkins, and Towelngs, all Of which we shall
sell at our usual low prices, Notwithstanding the
great advance in many Of the articles named.
CULLEY Il SEARS,
ian 2a-eO2W ~ III 81. . 3 doors ahnyc Pa ay
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE wEEKLY STAR.

see the Weekly Star of to-day-note its va
rlety OF interesting contents-buy it. read il,
send 1t 70 your friend in the country
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A BEAUTIFUL WORK OF ART FOR
IA Sale--At HOOPS Jewelry Store, Penn.
avtnue-A CAMEO LIKENESS OF WASH
TON, perfect as portrait, and exquisite as
specimen OF art IL was evidently cut many
years ago, and is the only thing Of the Kind In
America. ian 90 3t#
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LADIES WINTER HATS AT COST.

bADtEb WIN AEt HIT M CUSTs
HUTCHINSON MUNRO BEING DE-
L termined TO close out, II possible, their .s<u
entire stock OF Winter h ats, 20 that none be ~
left .verto another season, have mari ed them ~
down In price, and will commence from this day,
10 sell them Of IL cost, for cash only. TO all
charged, 10 Fer cent viii be added.
Als0, hne assortment OK French Flowers,
Plunes, Ribbons, &C for sale very low at the
Fanny Store OF HUTCHINSON Il MUNRO,
jan z9-tFebl 3l0Pa av. bet. 9th and 10th ITS.
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BY WALL, BARNARD & CO, Auctioneers
I AkGE AND PEREMPrORY SALE OF
II Brandy, Whistles, &C., at PubIic Auc.
tien'-On THURSDAY MORNING, January
2Sth, we VIII sell at our auction rooms ION ac-
count Of whom II may concern) choice Article Of
Brandy, Whistles, &c, viz:
casks 4th- proof aenesey Brandy
OK do fine Cognac do
= do do do do
10 barrels pure Magnolia Whisky
y cask Jamaica do
Also, 80 boxes Palm Soap
10 chests Imperial and 6unpowder Tea
10 boxes Mould Candles, &c
Together with a lot Of other Groceries not here
mentioned Sale positive
Terms: $50 and under, cash over that amount
credit OF 81 and 90 days. for notes satisfactorily
WALL, BARNARD 4 CO,
Jan 4-dts Auctioneers
III The above Sale 10 Postponed until
SATURDAY MORNING, 3lst inst, same hour.
WILL BE ADDED,
eighth casss Brandy,
sixteenth " do
5kegs do
All Of which will be sold to the highest bidder
j.n29 WALL, BARNARD & CO., Aucs.
sHThe above Sale is further Postponed,
on account Of the weather, until TUESDAY
MORNING, February 3, same hour
Jan3l VALID, BARNARD 4 CO Aucs
ByA. GREEN, Auctioreer
VKUsEEE'x SALE.--By virtue of deed Of
Il trust dated February y, 1853, and duly record
ed in Liber IA g, IS Of the land records OF
Washington county, District Of Columbia, and at
the request Of parties interested, shall sell, at
public sale. In front OF the premises at O'Clock
p. m on WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of February
next, part Of lot No al, in square or reservation
10, with the improvements, being two-story
Brick Dwelling, fire proof, fronting west ahou;
rs feet alley, and in the rear Of the &C rson
Hall
Terms: 81 600 cash the balance in annual
payments in one, two andi three years, with In
terest, secured by deed of trust.
CRAVEN ASHFORD, Trustee.
jan 3l-st A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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I UST-ON THE 2Ist INSTANT, A LARGE
IL Newfoundland DOG, about nine ~
months old, ANSWERS the name Of Leo .4S<An
Body black and white, white ring around the
neck, white feet and tail tipped with white. A
liberal reward will be given by returning him to
No. le3 Pennsylvania avenue and nth street.
ian 2g-3t&
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Two LARGE ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
l. GENTLEMEN TO BE RENTED-They
also, can be Boarded In the house II desired.
Apply TO THOS POTENTINI, No. 279 Penn.
avenue, south side. dec II
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THE FIFTH ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
MONTGOMERY GUARDS

WILL BIZ GIVEN AT THE
ASSEMBLY ROOMS, on Louisiana Avenue
TUESDAY EVENING, February Sd.
THE MONTGOMERY GUARDS PLEDGE
Il fhemseives to spare no pains to make this
pleasant and agreeable TO all who VI III favor them
with their patronage.
Esputa's Excellent Band Is engaged for the c.
casion
No hats shall be worn In the Ball Room except
by the military.
Ladies' Invitations will not be issued but In lieu
thereof general invitation is extended to their
lady friends nv the Montgomery Guards.
Tickets ONE DOLLhR-admitting a gentle
man and ladies'.
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements.
Lieut. Oldheld, Phv L. Me one
Lieut. Jas Kelleher, Corpl p Carroll,
Sgt T McEniry, Q'rM'r Maher.
Ensign L Wall, ian "a ctb
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EV ENTNG STAR

- AbvERTIsENESrs ssouLp LETT AT TEE OryIcr Y
WITH
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jar aO.eost CLAGETT, DODsoN & co.

COMPANY, kASAHHA COUNTY,
VIRGINIA.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ at the Banking House Of Chubb Brothers for
the remaining stock Of the above company, be-
ing three hundred shares. The capital stock Is
800, 900 (dollaTs,) OF which $40, 900 las been
subscribed. The mines are now prepared for
active operations, and per cent interest Will be
guaranteed upon the stock now offered for sale
by the original stockholders, for the period Of
two years
Particulars In regard to the stock, and its pros
poets, will be made known upon application TO
CHURB BROTHERS
jan27 II. CAMBRIDGE. Agent
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DANClSG.
SECOND AND LAST QUARTER
DROF. II. W.MUNDER, RESPECTFULLY
4 announces 20 his friends and the on
public generally, that his second and last -
quarter will commence from the LIST to the MI
nth Of f ebruary. All that wish TO prepare fHFH
for the Grand May Festival, would do AllA
well &c enter their names Immediately.
The Fancy D,nces this season, will far excel
any tbat has ever been introduced In this city by
himself or any other teacher.
His agreeable Soirees, which has been so ex.
tensively patrouized this season, will continue
every WEDNESDAY EVENING, (weafher per.
milting) until further notice. Jan I3-aw
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SPLENDID CARPETIaGS ATREDUCED
PRICES.

IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE ADVANCED
stage OF the season, we have determined 10
sell for a short time, any or all OF our stock Of
fine and superior Carpetings al cost for the cash
Amy in want Of a bargain will do well to avail
themselves Of this opportunity, as without doubt
mos: OF them were purchased by us at much
lowe: figures than the same goods lin consequence
@: the advance IN the price Of woody can be had
wholesale now
We have In sore two Of those superior Tournay
Velvet Louis XIV Medallion Carpets, the most
magnif cent article Of the Jind ever seen, and
which cannot be matched in this C untry.
Also on the same terms, 20 pieces elegant Satin
Delaines, Satin Brocatel, and Drapery Broadcloth,
with all tie centre side tassels, bands, cornces,
pins, gimps, &c 10 match
Also, superb lot Of Swiss Lace, and Muslin,
aud Embroidered Under Curtains GIT bordeIed
Window Shades and Shade Linens
Also, superb Table Damasks, Napkins, Cloths,
Oyerlays, Doilies, Towelings, D6s.ers, Quilts,
Plano Covers, &c
Members OF Congress and others will End 1t TO
their advantage to make their purchases Of us at
this time
jar 2O-eO6t CLhGETT DODSON & co.
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ENOR RENT TIE STORE-ROOM RE-
l. Gently occupied by +. Nj. Drew, Merchant
Tailor. NO SIG 9TH street, Immediately opposite
the ONCE Of the National IntelIigencer. For
terms, apply next door to GEO. w. COCHRAN,
Cigar and Tobacco Dealer ian IG-tf
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GIBBs,s HAIR MANDATORY,

vHTOOLEN GOODS AT COsT.-DETEE-
w mined not to carry over to the spring. any OF
our WOODEN Goods, we shall commence this dsy.
closing them of at cost Our stock is worth you3
attention IL. J. MCLAUGHLIN 4 CO,
Jan " 20, bet e,h and 9th streets
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MILK AND CREAM.

EREsH MILK AND CREAM, BUTTER,
Il CHEESE, EGGS, HONEY, and VE6E-
TABLES, constantly On taud, In any quantities,
from one OF the best Dairy Farms In MARYLAND,
at iS5 10th street, near the avenue, by
Jan "a Inns III. N. ANDRUe.
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CESTRE MARKET.-The supply in the mar
kst was rather better than during the pss,
week The walks are covered with mud and
snow, ard are very unpleasant The gang.
ways we're cleared yesterday, but the fan Of
snow last night made the walks as unpleasant
a. bsiors.
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MONTGOMERY CouNTY A correspondent
asks US whether Montgomery county, Nd did
not give Democratic majority in the late
Presidential election? We answer, No.
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WATCH RETURNS. ohm Spaulding, James
Deggs, Joseph Parrish, 7. J. Parker, Tim
McNahony, assault and not bail for Court.
A few dodgers were accommodated.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.-Glean's benefit to-
night remember, with remarkably fine bill.
Go one and all
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Is THE SENATE, yesterday, Mr.. Toombs pre-
sented the memorial of Martha Noble Hutch
ms, demonstrating against the passage Of the
Dill from the House of Representa- lives " re-
lipquishing the claim Of tne United States TO
certain lots in toe city Of Washington Of which
Elijah King died seized and possessed, ;" and
praying that the title to the same may be
vested IN her as the lawful owner Referred
20 the Committee on the Judiciary.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-09

From Mr. Andrew Miller, who lives on the
North Fork of Feather river, near Humbug
Valley, and who has, for four years past
! conducted pack train from Marysville to
that point, and intermediate places, we have
further particulars concerning the Honey
Lake route, via. Dogtown and Humbug Val
ley. Mr.. NJ. says that it is the best route
that can be found from the valley of the
Sacramento to Humboldt river that it has
been made repeatedly during Winter with
mules; and that Chapparel Hill, between
Humbug Valley and Dogtown, can be turn
ed by good road for three hundred dollars,
this being the only place where wagons
now meet any difficulty on the route. He
further states that the mountain, on the
other route, in going from Indian Valley into
American Valley, is at least three miles in
the ascent, and will require more to con-
struct wagon road over it than the whole
cost of constructing the road on the Dog
town route from Oroville to Honey Lake
Valley; and after all is done that can be
done to make the road by american Valley,
1t will be impossible for one-half of the
year, on account of deep SHOWS He also
states. that in 1854, Oh the latter route, a
drove of cattle coming into California, lost
20 out $50 head of the same, rom poison
Gus weed that is found there while none
were ever lost by any such cause upon,t the
Dogtown route Mr.. NJ. has also sketched
the map of the two routes for our use, de
signed to show the comparative distance and
course of each. tshich makes the route by
the American Valley thirty-two miles longer
than the 6ther. Mr.. NJ. EXPECTS to be here
at the convention of the 23d inst, with
other delegates troIi Els part of Plumas
county.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-09

J. NJ. Clark s Bro. Miners Store. fire.
proof building, Myers street. keep constant
lly on hand general assortment Of grocer
les, provisions. liauors. hardware, mining
tools. &c, which they offer at Marysviile
prices.
Garnhafhi's Literary Depot, Myers street
Here may be obtained every article which
the title would imply. Mr. Lockwood, one
of the getlemahty firm, dispenscs everything
with courtesy which renders the purchase
donbly valuable
Parker & 0'Connor, wholesale and retail
liquor store, corner Myers and Bird streets,
are daily receiving extensive additions to
their already large stock of Wines, liquors
aud syrups. Their urbanity is proverbal.
and per sequence, they enjoy an immense
patronage
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-09
Wagon Road Meeting.


At a meeting of The citizens of OrovillC
held in the District Court Room, on Satur-
day, at 2 O'Clock P NJ, for the purpose o.
electing delegates to the Wagon road con-
vention which meets to-day, at Marysville
C. A. Smith was elected President, and
Charles F. Lott. Secretary.
On motion of C. Scriber, the meeting pro.
ceede to ballot for delegates, whereupon J
NJ Clark, Z Il. Hendee, NJ. II Farley. C.
Scribcr, Frank Johnson, John F. Kessing
L. W. Gaver, Z NJ Sparks, Geo II Cressett,
Geo. W. Garrett, Robert Richie, W. L. SEX
ton, p S. Carlow, W. I Miller and A. +
Leovy, we're, after being first put in nominal
ton, duly elected to represent them and
their interests in said convention.
On motion of j. NJ Clark, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resoiced-That the delegates elected at
this meeting are hereby instructed to favor
in said convention, the road most eligible
without regard to the interests private in
dividuals or particular localities.
Rdsoired-That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Daily Butte
Record.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-09

MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD DROWNED =
The Shasta Courier states that on Thursday,
April 23d. two Portuguese men attempted to
cross the river at Gullion's Bar, Main Sal
mon, in q canoe containing Mrs. Pulsford
and her child. Getting about half way
across the river. one of the Portuguese be-
canie frightened, jumped out of the canoe
aud swan to the shore. The other Portu-
gese. finding himself alone in the manage
ment of the boat, and the river being high
aud running wifi, he also attempted to
jump out Mrs Ptlsfbrd took hold of him
for the purpose of keeping him in the ca
noe, and in the scramble. the canoe was cap
sized, and the man. woman and child drown
ed. Mr.. Pulsford was standing upon the
bank of the river. and saw the whole affair
but was unable to render his unfortunate
wife any assistance
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-09
MOOre's Dlggln.s.

| Mooresville is situate in Butte county. be.
tween South Feather river and Lost Greek
and from developments that are being made,
bids fair to equal, if not surpass the far
famed wealth of the neghboring mining
section Of Rabbit Creek
Two bitches are in contemplation for sup
plying this locality with water-one from
Lost Greek and the other from South Feath-
er river, at an estimated cost of So 900,
and $40, 200 respectively. The Lost Greek
ditch is, at present, under contract and will
probably be completed by next October The
Feather river ditch will not be completed till
in the following year, and will be, for a
greater portion of the distance fume
There are both hill and and ravine dig
gings in this vicinity Many claims are at
present paying largely with scanty and
irregular head of water, and the old fashion
style of working
finder and Alleys Hill claim paid 25 ozs
in six days working, fine GOLD, last week
May, Moon and Thompson's hill claim paid
SlS2 in two days working the first work
done since opening their cllim- The Irish
claim on Queens Greek, Is paying from six
to twelve hundred dollars every two weeks.
Harold & Co, on Queens Creek, above the
Irish claim is paying from $l2 to SIC per
DAY. Denton, Welch s. Co have run tun-
mel into the hill 600 feet through solid rock
and have struck gravel that prospects from
) to 90 cents psf pan. HE gravel is from
forty to fifty feei in depth.
The entire ridge between lost Creek aid
South FEATHER river prospects well from the
surface to the bed rock; about fifty feet in
depth, and with an abundant supply OF
water, will pay enormously.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-09

CoNTEMPTIBLE BIGorRY.-One Of tine
Judges of the election, evidently of decided
Know Nothing proclivities, procured a bible
with cross upon it, for the purpose OF
swearing catholics, whose votes might be
challenged. He was not allowed to use it,
however, as legal gentleman called his at
tention to the mode provided by statute in
bible Craven and contemplate, indeed.
must be the spirit that would thus thrust
the symbols of the religious faith OF any
sect into the .'turbid pool of politics. and
peculiarly so when the laws of the country
are transended in so doing We trust this
may be the last effort of defunct Know
Nothingism in 0roville.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-09

KILLED-A Mexican was killed on Sun
day last, on the ranch of Mr.. Moon. under
the following circumstances as near as we
are able to learn the particulars: The Next
can came on the ranch in state OF intoxi-
cation, and began to create disturbance
with the indians, when couple of gentlemen
who have the ranch in charge, went with a
view of driving him off the place He ran
and they gave him chase for some forty or
fifty rods, when the Mexicrn turned sud
denly round and struck Mt the nearest to
him with bottle partly filled with whisky
When about to close on one OF the white
men the other drew shot gun and Tired up
on the Mexican, the shot taking effect in the
hip, and beil G in STOPPING position, some
of them passed through into the abdomen
producing almost instant death.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-09

FIGHT BETWEEN TWO MINERs.-On Fri
day, April Oath, serious affair, as We learn
from the Trinity Journal, occurred between
John Doughertv and John Brannan, at sgd
ney Hill, in that county. The difficulty
originated about mining clainl-both pro-
Tossing to own a certain piece OF ground.
Brannan had a pick driven into his back
just below the left shoulder, and large
piece bitten from his forehead Dougherty
had his head severely bruised with rocks and
nick handles. But for the interference of
other parties the fight would have resulted
in the death of one or both of the men.
Brannan is recovering.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-09

About a month or six weeks ago, two
young men said to be brothers, engaged in
manufacturing FIRE proof safes on the corner
of Sacramento and Mason streets, San Fran
cisco, disappeared from their place on bust
ness, since which time nothing has been
heard of them. The shop where they work.
ed gives indication that their absence
was only intended to be temporary =
They have now been gone SO long that IT is
feared that they have persisted in some gun
ming excursion, or by some OF the foul means
so often employed in that city.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-09

INcENpIARIEs IN SHAsTA.-On Sunday
evening. April Goth, at about ten o'clock, an
attempt was made to fire an unoceupied
store. on Main street, Shasta, belonging TO
Mr. Schloss. A wad of paper was tightly
rolled up. fired, and placed against partl-
ton, on which was a cotton lining The tlre
was discovered by the smell of the burning
cotton, and was put out without much
trouble, it having burned only space OF
or feet
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-09

AFFAIRS IN NEvADA.-Since the incarce-
ration of Moore, now under sentence for
murder, Gehr and Myers, charged with ar
son, several attempts have been made to set
FIRE to Nevada, as is supposed by their con-
federates outside The citizens have cogI.e-
quently put on an extra police, sufficiently
strong to keeps look out at ell corners.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-09

The correspondent of the Evening Buife-
tin saws that resolution has been unani-
mously adopted by the House of Represen-
tatives OF New Granada, TO Authorize the Ex-
ecutiye to contract loan of $500, 900 for
the purpose of defending the lsthmus,
should the United States attempt to invade
it. They will require something besides a
loan of money to keep los Yankees from
their lust revenge
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-09

A GATHERING AT SoNoRA.-On Friday
last. the streets of Sonora were crowded by
inhabitants of the different towns in Tuol-
umne county. 1t had been rumored that
on that day McCauley and Davis were to be
forciby taken from the Jail and hanged !;
and it was in consequence of this rumor that
the people were brought together. The day,
however, passed off without any distur-
ban6c. Considerable feeling was manifes-
ted in relation to The respite granted to the
prisoners In the evening of that day. a
meeting was held, at which Mr.. George NJ.
Bond, whose son was murdered by McCaul-
ev, counselled the assemblage to let the law
take it's course. The object of the meeting,
according to the Sonora Herald, was to 'as-
certain the general sentiment regarding the
stay of proceedings in the cases of the Grim
mails above mentioned The Herald also
says that there is great deal of feeling
manifested in relation to the many horrid
murders, perpetrated in that county during
the past year.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-09

~ A difficulty occurred at Sacramento
on Saturday evening, between Mr. james
Dougherty and Chihaman. The latter cal
led to collect bill, when the former hit him
on the head with a fat iron. The China
man was not expected to recover. Dough-
erty was locked UP.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-09

The beautiful steamer Eclipse, command
ed by the popular gentleman, Capt. Chad
wick, is now on the river and bay, greatly
to the accommoda siou OF the travelling pub
lie The Eclipse is by far the most elegant
boat that has ever fpated the CAL
ifornia waters, and Capt. Chadwick is a
ncst worthy commander.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-09

FIsTIcUFF.--A fsticuff occurred at the
boarding house, corner of Bird and Myers
Streets, last evening The parties were ap-
parently determined to fight, as they were
parted several times by those who were at
tracted to the spot.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-09

GONE Crazy Mr.. Hutchings, who was
irugged and robbed in house of ill-fame
in San Francisco about week ago, has be-
come insane from the effects of the poison
administered to him by the prostitutes OF
the establishment. They have not yet been
tried. but are in custody.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-09

The Old .Hountdineer says there is fine
sport in those regions, in the way of Grouse
shooting. Tom Cox, who did not run for
Congress on the Republican ticket, in one
excursion. bagged ten of those delicious
birds, and two large sized gray squirrels.
Better than running for Congress, by a long
shot,
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-09

BURNED TO DEArH.-On Sunday evening
last, at Jamison's Mill, in Amador county, a
child one and half years old was left In
the house while the parents went out to
milk. The mother observing TOO much light
IN the house, ran in as quickly as she could,
and found the ehild's clothing in flames, and
the child SO badly burned as to be beyond
recovery The name of the parents is Fitz-
gerald