davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

Mr fiialberg with hi. concert troupe retired
to town Yesterday. after a successful campaign
in Boston. On Manduy Mr.. Thaih"lg gne~
We. toj iii Mr. Strakosch, Nine. parodi aud
MIN. Strakesch. The first concert will bo Civ
on a. Utica On Monday next. and afterwards the
coalesny. with Mr.. l.ia!herg. will proceed upon
. Is" n"nths. tour through all the principal
Western CITIES. This l. the best entertainment
yet "iIrrcd to our Western friends. and we have
no doubt tt at Mr.. Strakosch will receive an am.
PIE reward for his enterprise in getting it up.
Nine dAngri'- engagement with Mr.. ThaIberg
has expired She purposes giving some concerts
IN the Southern cities. We learn that il is the
intention of Nine. de Wilhorst after giving her
farewell concerts in May. to proceed to Europe
to complete her studes. Mr. Ullman will sail
tor Europe on the 29th instsnt.-N Y. Herald.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22
From fhc Boston Traveller
En- b, gylclirni al seven Thousand Dollars by IL
pry Goods t'irrL-Au odd AHuir

The following i II correct statement of the cir
oumstauaes attending the robbnry oi Waiter H.
lilden, dry good. dealer broadway, South Boz
ton. 10y his confidential clerk, young unmarriad
,nan Of about twenty two years 1t appears that
Mr. .liden. who has been in business there Tor II
number of year., has. within tho past three ycnrs,
gone behind hand in his business III the most un-
accountable manner. He has hal suspicious in
regard To some Of his clerks and, we ARE told has
dispensed with the service of one ar two, though
he had no direct proofs of wrong doing upon their
part. In regard to his confidential clerk, hnwey
or. he had no suspicious; lac WAS >t"ady IA his
habits and appeared to live within his means,
After some coglation upon tie subj ct, Mr..
Tilden, a short time ago, determined to set trap
for the unknown plunderer and accordingly a
twa dollar bill marked and placed III the mo.
ney drawer. Much to the surprise If Mr. Til
den. his marked bill was found n the possession
Of the unsupported confdentinl clerk, who was,
upon this exposure Of his guilt induced to con
Tess that for tive past three year more he had
been in the laliy habit OF robhing his masters
till the sums thu. obtained averaging from Soy
to ten dollars per day, and amounting nitp-
gethcr to from seven to eight thousand liar.
But the mast singular part Of the affair j., that
this clerk had not, ms is usually the course in
such cases. squandered the money tons obtained,
in riotous living. but had actually uves',d il, or
the greater portion of il, in safe and sold seeu-
tv-Ahout three thousand dollars had been rla
ced in II mortgage upon dwelling hou-", while
a further considerable sum hnd been given In n
young lady to whom he had been engaged 10 be
married who bV his direo ton had invested ii in Il
Savings Bank. for future
OF course the lady had no knowledge Of the
peculiar way in which the money was obtained
All the accommodations of his hree ear uf crime
the CLERK ha, promptly returned h his master,
Sho, before the discovery, was nrdr Y in failing
condition, bat i now rather unexp ctedly placed
in situation to meet all his engagements. We
do ot understand that any arrest his been made
IN the case.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22
allure Of Greene n Company, the American
nj Paris.

The suspension If Mc-srs Greene X Com
panv, he American banker, al Parls, has efen-
ted II rfedipioa. sensation in New Yak. Thu.
ari,.> II ia tn Let that ihj- hose has been frpm
the ln~ &c il, ahl,-hment, nearly twenty
year- agn. one # the principal American bank
ing houses in Fntope. and lsr-,e nnmhrr, If our
couuiremen ahfaaN had placed their funds IN the
han Il Green, q Company e.e'rd point
upon which 10 d,nw during their travels. Ih"
faIl1re af the house has therefore caused con
siderable excitement in ihal, city among TIM con
nectians of tfaN, ,lrr- upna the continent who
were Known = tn,e finds IN the hnnl- # The 81
bankers. I'll Hcroid however. lbs received
aotltuio int igcuee tfon the agent II the house
In Now York. giving TIT gratifying Information,
fhHt Oh the occasion at the fIlnrr, Mrs-r-
Greene & ComP1uv made immediate nrrange
meuts 10 secure a.. il principal American credit,
with the house f ,iabn Munrop \ Company
Rue de Ia PAX, ruijs. by tho transfer of credit.
md other funds 10 meet the drafts Of American
travellers having accounts al Grerne's.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22
The JRn,..,ovu lelebrm tiou.

II seems now to be fixed fact that the mp
proaehng anniversary If the "Landng at james
town" will be celebrated in a manner hetittiug
the historic interest 4 che oocnsio ION aud the dig
nifty of the State who's duty il If in an especial
degree To keep The 18Th # May in honorable re-
memhrance. Speaking ui the event. the South.
side Democrat says: We are Informed thut
all the river boats have been chartered for the
occasion. and that every appliance will be- put in
action TO ensure all possible facilities 10 those
who desire 10 pay well earned homage to the
memory Of those chivalrols souls. who planted
first the standard of civilization ou these shores,
two centuries aud a half ago II must be source
OF honest pride to hear that at present there il
every indication that there will ben rlost enihu.
siasto response throughout the State An ad-
dress will Toe delivered by E2 President Tyler
and poem read by orr talented young friend
james Barren Hope, Egg, Of Hampton. and
preparations have been made for unusually
brilliant military display"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

-
\ I'll -rffh,e III "irb iin- an'"u"eed 'h"' tue
f,r Lola Mun,.z al, tae night Il III 9Th instant
had "A low with tin manager ot the THEATRE III
Louisville. Nv. The Courier NY;
The fact ARE bri.ty these. Mad lie l"n Moh-
,az wn. Int in a1istrg nj the theatre. aud before
III wn~ fully dressed, eGe came nut 81 u = room
nBd drman I'D that the gsefn oaiz" on IN" s'aee
.hanld ha removed. i affected her eyes MI
bradley eXplained IL her that the curtain ought
IN be up then, mud II would delay the pay, "o,
at the end of the act the obnoxious article should
be removed Some sharp words en,ned, and
Iala rushed upon the stag, in towering rag''
gave her version If the matter and Appealed l"
the audience to sustain her. VI conrse they
could not refuse woman's appeal Great con
fusion took place. but il was very evident that
the sympathy was with Lola. Mr. Meliu- ap-
prared aud said the bnize should be removed, not
10 CRAFTY the whm oAMad'lle Lula Monirz but
for the qualification ot the audience. Bellhd the
curtain nj this time Lola playing the deuce
generally. Mr.. Bradley was assured by her. IN
emphatic terms aud in rather strong language for
Il woman, which won't put in print. that he
was an "od fool; :" also that she could, 10 use
vulgar-m. lam him out of his boots; = that sh"
had whipped better than he was. firre LOLA rs
a confidential proof # her ability and strength To
execute the threat in question: grasped her dress
in front, and tore it to ribbons, aud then she
went off into fit Of Mysteries. aud was conveyed
to her room. The green baze was removed
word sent To Lola. who had somewhat recovered
with the request that she would play her part
Not she. The NO. enger was informed fatty.
aud in terms shocking 10 ears polite that she
wouldn't play anyhow. Mr. would any concl
atory messages bring the wiiul woman to terms.
Mr. Bradley came forward and related to the
clamorous crowd ihnt Lola could not be induced
to play. and informed them that their money
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22
Correspondence of the Petersburg Express.
: Fearful Len? virucUlOns Escape from
Dsnth.

VOINSBlKV, n. Z. NTlTIT n
Editor Express Last night when tn" tian
from III. North got in about eleven miles of
Goldsboro', passenger deliberately left his seat
stood for moment erect. then made plunge,
going head foremost through the window OF TN"
coach. glass and all, while The speed of the iraln
% miles per hour The train was stopped
AS soou as possible, run back, and search was
made for the maniac passenger, but lie was not
to be found While running back and forth, ho
ping Ia find some traces of him. he was finally
seen standing on tho track. having sustained but
little injury. The escape from instant death is
considered miraculous Gv all aboard.
Ga his being taken again upon the train, u
physician pronounced HIM t" he laboring with
dclirium tren"n,, Or blue dtUiiS. He was brought
to Goldsboro and left at the hotel. where be
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

toak room. Aaaat day ,his 'narnins, MINI,
u Iafee portion 81 b. clothing. b. made another
jump aud left for the woods. hen ihe h'n,f
W. opened aud il wa- g-c.rieIned Ne Was E"ne.
with hat, eeHl boot. dc Iln beiiaj. number
# anr good eli zeb- went ont la Xix ftr him.
Abaut noon b. va found and brought Ia III
10, -. back without -adaa, h,'ess c,atle~-' aud
hnatlp-s. IT.; Will a iaree II II nay red hnir.
He fzn -tone ria -on. j. sala toh ayr II famdy IN
south Carolina. had been North h -" relatives,
who had frnsfrd him too lihefalIY on iaeer. and
uran the whole he wn- hard Gaze lie left ON
the ; O'Clock tram South. Haven't heafi vito.
then hr ha- gone through the window ngnn or
not.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22
Cores pondencc Of the E>r-css
Exrcation-eiard struggle oftbc Caiprit.

RALEIGH, \. C., April Il. lS5I.
The negro Inan Guford. who In. ben conf
ned in our Jail for about II month, for the MR.
der of a Mr.. Pebbles of johnson county. u man Ia
whom the negro was hired, ntoncd Tor H. crime
ON the gibhrt at thu Rock quarry rear this city
at noon to day. liz escorted 10 the place If
execation by the Oak city Guards, VIII out
in full force The poor wretch ,art Is terrible
fate with the utmost uonchaauce. When asked
If be was not sorry that he committed the CRIME
he replied that he did not regret II in the lea>i
GA the contrary, il he were placed in n similar
situution. he would not hesitate t. d. the Ike
again. There were about three Thousand per
sons present, including considerable numhrr
of 'women." to witness the revolving SPECTACLE
The culprit died very hard The rope being
short the fall not sufficient 10 break hi neck:
he was consequently literally chotcd ia dea,h
and struggles were awful to behold lie did not
>av one word to the crowd which surrounded the
scafiud. bat learn he made full confession Of
his guilt a few days ago. lie acknowledged that
be struck Mr.. PEBBLES with scrapcr. tan jn,t1u-
meni used in getting turprnine) but declared
that he did it because he thought Mr.. peebes was
about tn kill him. He said. after he struck Mr.
p. the latter ran ont in the woods. Ahnat half
an hnur afterwards be found MIR. i. some one
hundred yards from the place where he struck
him The murdered man was then on his hands
and knees. hut in dying condition. l;uiiford
left him. and the NEXT morning the deud body of
Mr.. Z. was found. Several ministers have visited
the cu'prt in his confinement recently and exhor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

LARGE quantities - railroad ironthe 6rst If a oi
of 600 tons-des,,uea fof the Illinois Central Kali
roei have arrived by raiiroad at Bunain. lie iron
is from the Monioar Mori,' DanYille Pa aud + OF
unusual length, the rails ue,ng - feet long A'so'
900 tons of the same expected To aflAe TO-
the Buffalo and Lake Huron kAlwa,,-prooabis Tor
the track through the rty. We are gid to nohce,
especiallv with rc!ie' to the Buffalo ond Lake
Enron Rai,raaa-an English company-that thry
fnd aame manufactures worthy OF comgei"'n Win
foreign.
We would wager a hundred pounds Go shil'
ling. that if the "Montour Iron Works had
been located in Virginia aud the Railroads ct
Virginia had required the seven thousand tons
Ct rails, our Railroad companies would have IN
siructed their Directors TO purchase them
of the Yankees. If they sold them =. penny Il
ton less; nd in the next breath. those same wisea
ores would have entertained u cross road audience
an hour a, time in discourse upon Yankee
interference with Southern institutions aud all
the other political clap traps Of the day IN the
use of which the small politicians of the Old Do
minion are So remarkably expert
If there was halt the Indignation felt towards
1.-THE insoent Yankee" that Is affected by our
public men, We would soon have public sentiment
in the South that no man would dare violate. and
which would teach the aboliiioni,t that they
could no longer draw tribute from Us, with which
10 pay a corrupt Press and still more corrupt
Priesthood, for the daily abuse they utter against
the people and in.ti,otions Of the South.
Blu, the truth is that nine.teath- Of all the
wrath and indignation agains, fankeedom i put
on a. the easies, aud readiest way to gain favor
with the masses We are sick of such byPoc
risy. If We mean what se say, let Us act accord
ingiy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22
E1a.lsa5urJ JirSia.sn.
wednesday, Morning. April ~, 1877

We are Authorized to announce Geo. Ii. Lem
aax a. candidate II represent tn county 81
Campbell in the next legislature
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

tod end ers,ed with hun bat IT, did nj. up 10
tl.e.fipe 1t Iii, execution manifest the lea-t con
i.;fannna even til day heiore b. d'ath to -reln
- ,l,.I,o-ed 10 like with thus who visited hun
eai lnng hea a. henriily A. if his wedding LAY
-. nnl,rnncLin, II. icn af Inc day Of bis deaIh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

Weare au,horiz ii to announce Or. BOOKER
F. smra candidate to represent Campbell
county lin part in The next Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

We are authorized to announce +. u. DFANE,
jr., ESQ., Of this city, candidate Tor 70 election
TO the Legislature
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

NINE. DE GAzzANiGA, n new operaiic siar, -
creating quite sensation IN New York. The
Herald. speaking of her, says:-"1herc is every
appearance that Mime. de Gazzaniga will create
an operate .furore which will last for the few
weeks now remaining of the season She i, the
most complete and perfect representative of
NioIrtta in the ''rraynta" that We have ever had
on oar stage. and IS moro exquisite singer than
we have heard for many day. The character
IN which she mad" her debut has been lately rep
resented at our ordinary theatres in coarse
vulgar, Anglo Saxon Celtic style, with al the
violence Of an 'nraged chaInbermaid, and without
the slightest approach 10 artistic grace. Com
ing Fl IN the soul aud ynicc of Gazzaniga. it is
etherazed and becomes specimen of the high
est range of the dramatic art combined with the
most rasrhing sympathetic melody"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

We ia,ite attention to the address of Alr
IAcoUTuRE. published in to. days issue. IN ref
eT"nee TO the subject If direct trade with France.
MI L. Is Frrnchman of intelligence and en-
terfi>e. andis the director of the French Colony
i"c4i"d near y ythes'lle He presents the mat
ter IL clear aud forcble manner; aud We hope
II. -nlj c, will meet with the attention whiei
it, .mpn! tance d.mnnds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

'qne e't"uc1 me sh arprrc aon 10y community
=" me 'IocN1dc city OF the ucItts of "RD>StHS con
tfNikATEb E>>ENtEof BAY LEAVEs. Tor tlIa nan.
iN'h rdsd bottles have been ,pd city IA the N n
s.rr ct f.rce months. and still demand IS ,, ;urrr,s,
Ills warranted 10 reaiovr Daultutf
l. i| warranted 10 prevent thu falling Of the haff
iiI- "urau;"i Ia relieve tGl distressing lieg Ia which
issI3"ni re,rd, tho d, cay n the hair
'> warranted lot L. lts IS superior La hcauier
80 I.tdss--iti is TIT Ncrs arilrir in The rul3et
tie " ''' nus
El.r-y uHrIets nv II"
TOR Mefehus-lt gives tine profit with ready sale Pro
teI- ''u supply al Ne>srs SfKDIiII3 NillTEIfEAD.
Druggists a. tuIs I.,.,r .rt.I,.,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

"a sl' my iAti at Land in Amhrt, Cnnuty; II contains
aoou 40 ie'S lies within mile Of tin Courthouse and i
near the proposed D"roi OF the Aexaliu. Railroad It d.
""N''h IT, "d at'Iiut, IL several ChuIcles and naul
iaeietlE Ai ami IN good hcsLtocLnpl aud in a
He'l'h% county The lHiINt his god and IN thu
o"Bh ''iai The td wa Iiaiy OF quality
Is no" Ia nae "hitlinn The tact might iadic,l,il
oed iut" Two convenient and desirable farms ith Improve.
Hohi' On each Ddfis as nee. urchasnrs are r, ,,l
10 san" NJ orahd at the Courthouse j In Lavman
tin }ar...rt. - M -, ~,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22
10 THE PUBLIC
4 - PROPOSED 50 e>tu bit... amen ,i,c yoig

rl''N arm t IN the Liberty Il ID. Iu,,r
~. ~ pe GATED the BEDFORD DEMOCRACY"
b' Ia "te Paper at tins poiut has long been desi,ri-
" WIN" our Party. and IS needless III r uuou them -
,,'e {" the entriuse. The paper viii br edited Ay
"""N II tHLNEH. 70, Of Allematp, vlo comes hi ~
''hl' IL - Gentleman If talent oHtirev orthodox "a
us "'i rnrres. aud d>tiu4 ulslod h,ici, for h. dc
F"''h 10 ~ b'necrn" filth ~ sly solicit tie c
opera Of "ur friends IN this AID thu a.joing counties ID
i""adirE this enterprise The paper viii he published We
y! at me price Of Two Dollars per il pad WITHIN tie
year not AT Two Dollars aud Halt. II The srb>cirf ID
Us WIZ la,i it The first III he made on THURSDAY tAa
It'll of May. JOIi\ Gu0pE ,IN
10. A. CLEMENT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22
SPECIAL. NOTICES.


certain reuele. SAIL l:eum Scroula Rheumnsm and
cuaneous affections The acting externally and cnetrs
ting pores internally the blood and the
digest purity aud renosaimg the 'ai uneii MS OF
the body
No ~ Strand. london by all Drrggisis at pc,
i9ir and = per lap II div
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

ng made lay Prot lie Gals Electric st,ns fu act on
s dsea,,l parts with r,aarkaule effect ami ina short sc
~ TN" aitG rrtaus ts S%a II ran be Aai IF agent,
hela. Se' al tvrtl ,eAtut ia asati,,r va.uUn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

NC undersigned IN ling tho editorial conduct Of tle
btpf'hp ptNHR Nr. nrulges thu hope hat the paper
may ." 81 nc s.ryt'" its party. Tue l'Hlpcra viii ."
heT' NctiF I" Ia" tim '-hnn"Tcl pt fei = Ntrna -
cray II viii earnestly advocate. ri, si'sic areasu>
% 81 ,r's' ct our party IN political and viii cldaN
ny ~ hf'fal" ~, as g. aid the and secure ~-
ch"nrA 10 the gallant band If Bedford who have
50 ig aud :" well cnnto',d with opponents, and aIe
now struggling with fir prospect In dcv nS
sen Nfh energy 10 This NprE,U wi expect u al j Ii
'"fa each On" u IT," of b- power. hear CO.
'lealirn tn" purpose + the paper viii be fully -
planned III It's early issues. JUHN b GILNlE
Rop. roI.y 81 srnl BIZ O IlhertY u 80 =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

a1'''' W h'i" s""th. s'"rim,urd Atr.itth. sound
IN ''fN ''0ls AN be obtained by using naNi'rn Don
a. t a'd as instant raj o and pre-, -tllachr ar
II '.t't 3"d prevents tile formation Il tirtar. AZ
A'M itN DENT TAT FIJI 10 is reccEriisl 1le III, xllc
W tos'A' n oe"'s tr superior TO any !rrs
>' S constant use ~ "a prevent decay anl Inc many
.''> ,''fb Ar' o'l j." Recommended 10y Ds no EARLY
=. h'i Va 1T, P,co,1tt> Hudson. SC al Richmond
-, '-hl' f'lr' sa1rz; hr Mann CHnrrs.on T. nr n,
- hhith { and Dentists tNr,, where I,r >,l, a.,
~ ~ III" n NHIIEdEAD. Lynn hhlrg Va ana nv al
druggists ani Mer shlut' Mhol,.alehp w = GA
n.,,. GEORGE ho"pEN
NAV -t.ts Druggist and Ghe.rsr Richmond =,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

" Us IL Wy WIFI, Martha 3 nue Rcc,o. no.,
= hi ~ my bed and board wiihtut cause / h,roo, ,r
" IN al pc son, not her on iay accornt % In ior
t's any ush' contracted By her after this date " NV
- HENRY j. RECTOR
k'Uk HtRi-Eor The balance Of a.. -.
ap 22ts W u MosBf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

IA f'.tREi.N ~ CO. nrc on>tuuiiy rcc,is.
lux new Muso, P4auns am al uef Musical instru.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

kNANTED-A Nurse, either white or colc,r"'
w Apply a, this Office. lap II d."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22

4 ANsiifeEHE ~ WALK 4 e. hasr II vcr, fine
IL assortment" Paper llangings, very low all gong
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-22
[DEME CATAvwt mMaNnY.-Uhc Cn.nw-

NANEED-To hire for the balance OF '.'
"" year tl"d Cook " asher and Ironer for small i"'
ly. Apply at ths office. lap Il 81
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Merchants Exchange and Billiard saIesn.

Montgomery street, opposite the Drug Store Of
Randall 4 MeDermou The subscriber would in
form the public, mat he has taken The saloon for.
merl! known as the Washington Exchange. and hay-
ing reHtied he same In The b"st manner, making Il
at the same time the most commodious and CON-
Portable Saloon in OrovilIe The Bar will be sup
piled with liquors of the best quality. In short,
everything viii be done to promote the comfort Of
his patrons, for which share OF public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
Tebl9 DWARkOWSKY,
Formerly OF the firm of Hopley s. Co, Marysville.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-06
Union Hotel & Stage House,
sPANIsHroWN. BUTTE CO.
DInI nv Q. NIEI - D. nr;atora

re-, TIE UNDERSIGNED inform their friends
lsjia ana the public generally. that lbey have just
h.i:I opened NEW HOTEL in SpanishtO~n bear.
Iug the above name, snd having provued II with all
the arrangements that constitute first class liot'1
clean and comfortable Beds. bountliuiil furnished
Table, and a Ear supplied with the best of Wines,
Liquors ana Cigars they solicit the patronage ot the
travelling public.
aS- The California Stage Compan, make thls house
the head quarters for their Coaches IN Spanlshown.
j. +. RIPLEY,
JOHN :. SrANIELS.
Spanishiown December 20. 1856 d2U-f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-06
Orpuills BULLY Butte Retara.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 9th, 1867.

THE BURpELL MuRpER.-The Baltimore
american. in noticing the trial of the ques-
ton of Dr. Burdelrs will, before the Surro-
gate Of New York. says
The most startling piece of testimony
elected, however, was given by DR.. Parmly,
who lived opposite Burdell's house. on the
night of the marriage, and he said he saw a
man in the room now known as Mrs Cum
ninghams dressing room, on that night, and
that while he watched him he turned away
and reappeared, shortly afterwards, so to-
tally changed that he presumed he was an
actor changin his appearance He does not
say this was Eckel Disgusting himself, but
he has since Identified Mrs. Cunningham as
the woman in the habit of being in the room.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-06

A PRosPECr FOR NULLIFIERs The Leg
islature of New York have passed an act
nullifying the Fugitive Slave Law, the Con-
stitution of the United States, and other OBJ
stacles in the path Of Republicanisu."
The New York Express thus speaks of the
prospect ahead for the nullifers:
The State may nullify if and when it
pleases but we of Manhattan Island belong
TO the Union, and the whole Union, aud
shall execute the laws and processes of the
Union. no matter how much party majori-
in the State may order US to nulify' When
Justice Nelson or Judge Belts gives Capt
Rynders United States process, there are
in this city and Brooklyn full 60 900 men in
arms, to follow him, and to entorceit Null
lfy away, then, mp in Albany When the
drum and fife sound, the metropolis of the
Union ranges under the star-spangled ban
ner in the mighty hart listed sledge- ham
mer masses.