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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-13
MINERS B AVERY
Montgomery steert, doors above the Orleans feae
VILE

STEPHEN TOLAND, Proprietor.
rUyMsS Is THE PIONEER BAKERY OF ORC
Il VILE and the proprietor wosia acknowledge
his to the people OF Orovilie and vicissts for
their patronage. aud sociis continuance ef the
same, feeling confident that he give better salts
factien Es< tue same money! than any other estab-
lisi,zens 81 the Kind IN OroTiHe. PIES made o.
fresh fruit of all kinds, and CAKES of every variety
at LOW PRICES, can be had at his Bakery, OF will
be delivered at the doors of his customers.
Oroville, Dec. 80, le56. d3l-u
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-13
Oaiee Of the Butte Quartz Mining ca

OrO'llle- June lDe LIST, 1891.
NOTICE Will be sole at Public Auction at The
IN Office of the Company in OroviIle on Monday
29th day OF June 1857. al O'Clock. shares
49, II, Is. IL l, 2, and 4, in the Butte Quartz
NfhiBg Company. to pay assessments levied by The
Board IF Trustees Nav I'd, 1857
j9-4w J. PLOURNOY JOHNSON. Pres'dt
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-13

HpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION is ued out of
hB the District Coart. Ninth Judicial District. in
and tor Butte County aud State of California. to me
directed and delivered, commanding to make the
sum oftwe!ve hundred and ninety dollars with inter.
est thereon until paid, and the of ten dollars
costs o. suit, together viii the costs accrung said
writ, wherein 1t L,,skY. Levy & 90. the plain
IFS and Brannagan & Nissen the defendants.
have levied upon ana sell at public sale to the high
est builder TO- cash. on the 3'uh day OF June. A D
1857 the hong N tse O'Clock P. VI all ofthe right
title and interest of Richard Rrnnnagan & Ignaz
Nssen, the defendants above nalne1. in and 10 the
following described property 10 wii All Of that Ger
iain pi parcel Of land lying and being situated
in the city "A 0rove, Butte county and State Of
California. and described tatows: froning on
Montgomery street between Myers and Huntoon
street,, rnmme ncng Ut the American Theatre and
running 10 II. Enanueis house twelve feet, thence
back one hundred and thirty two feet forming
pnraieilogramc twelve feet fron by one hundred anc
thirty two feet batk together with all of the tene
inents. herdiiments and appearances thereuuto
belonging or in any wise apperiaining. The above
sale TO take place !" the Court House door in the
city OF 0roville. county and state aforesaid.
Dated Oroy;lle, June 9th. 1857
L. FREER, Sheriff Butte Cownts.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-13
NJ >CtLL

l07 Clay St., San Francisco,
OFFER FOR SALE
ALCOHOL:
CASTOR OIL;
TARTARIC ACID;
BLUE VITRIOL;
FRESH HOPS;
CAMPHOR;
CREAM OF TARTAR
SAL SODA;
SEIDLITZ POWDERS;
BORAX:
STRYCHNINE;
FLAVORING EXTRACTS;
SHAKERS HERBS;
EPSON SALTS;
SUP CARB CT SODA;
BAY RUM;
MUSTANG EMINENT;
ALUM;
BRISTOL BRICK;
SALT PETRE;
IRISH MOSS;
CANARY SEED;
JAMAICA GINGER;
GUM ARABlAC;
INDIGO;
CALABRIA LIQUORICE;
SASSAFRAS BARK;
TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARlLLA;
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA;
COOPER'S ISINGLASS;
YELLOW WAX;
COPPERAS;
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-13
NOTICE

n HEREBY GIVEN to the shareholders Of the
4 troy,lle Steam Min ng Co. that ih-ir asses
rnru,s at due. and those who do not eeme for
ward and seltle Immediately. their Interests viii be
sold 10 pay the same. BY urder vi
A N.CARGAR President.
Dr. l.. SWEET. Sec'y.
Oroville, June 18th. 1857.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-13

HnUIVATE Medical OAfce-ffundreds of those who
have contracted disease disappointed of a
cure by not calling on Or. Young nj first lie viii
forfeit any If he fails to any case that may
come under his matter how long standing or
affecting such ulcers, tunors, nodes, bunches-
pimpes on the fac and body, pains i'll the bones and
Joins wakefulness, trembling copper colored sores,
sting of the bones. emacation, loss of appetite,
s.rcngth ond flesh sores in the nose and ears loss
hair weak eyes. itching humors, &. Many persons
after being relieved ef all extern ii appearances of
private disease, suppose themselves cured but after
a few months find they are troubled with various
symptoms which they never had before. and which
they find impossible TO relieve. TO all who are ai
fcted in this way DR.. Young would particularly
onmend trial Of his skill. The symptoms with which
you are troubled caused by taints in the blood,
which later will destroy our health and hnp
pness. Mcpherson who has ever had an attack of any
nriya,e compau should rot fail to consult Or Young
and take few bottles of his inyaiuate purifying
medicine, they assured that tfeit blood is
In n perfectly pure aud healthy conditien, and that
every trace of disease is removed from the system.
Recent cuses cured in srom two to five days without
change of diet hindrance from business fee.
DIR J e. Young
Office. corner Montgomery and California streets,
opposite Wells, Fargo Co.'S ONCE hours from
A. NJ, 10 P. NJ.
Marysue June 10th. 1855
DR J. C. YOUNG-DEAR SrR:-Piease send me
y some of the medicines YOU prescribed my
case have friend here who is troubled in exactly
49, same that was. He has nightly emissions,
rlu,,,. nd weak back, l,iss of memory,
and is generally debiii,ated he is discouraged and
has not confidence enough to enable him to call and
see you. told him how WAS and that my friends
all said in consumption and the doctors up here
gave me up aud advised me to go home to die, but
instead of going home called upon you. and here
am. welt any of them, and likely 10 live long
time yet, wifi srenh enough to work with the strong
of them. Doctor. will sem" Eery one to you that
looks though he needed physician. 1t shall
rot be my fault if any dies for want of medical
treatment l VIII do all can tn keep the afflicted
away from those pests OF society, yelcpt professors
and high SOL ading titled who. il the facts
known who left their country foi their coun-
try's good Publis this lelar, doctor. il you wish,
and hope sumo of those that humbugged ne, may
sas IL and sleep rad or one night.
Truly ys RS, GEO. DAVIDSON.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-13
NOTICE.

rs hereby given, that will make application to
IL &c Board of SUPERVISOR in and for Butte
County, at their regular session iu August, for
a Licsn.e to Ferry across the Sacramento river
at nJint known Jenniugs' Landing, in Chico
township.
May 10, 1857. II. U.JENNIEG6.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-13

FuH & complete assortment of desirable
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
r. & CO respectfully solicit orders from the country
and will guarantee satisfaction in every particular
Il, those who favor them with their custom HplGf
The true Democrat., 1857-03-03
Agents fo, the True Democrat

 Arkansas Copntp-W. II. HALLIBURTON, Arkansas Pcs w. Nj. JOHNSON, South Bend. AshieuJA's NORRIS and A. ]. HAYS, Hamburg; Dr. l.. MARTIN, Long View. Bradtey-jeHN HAvIs, Lanark; ". ]. LEPHrEw, Win M VASVALKENBURG, Warren; JOHN M. BURss. Mt Eba BeRton-'en. A. WHIsERY, spavinaw; Wm J. HowARn Benonville. Crittendcn-JSo <. HOLLOWAY, Marion. Coipmbia-W II STEEL, Magnolia; II. Il CLEARY, faicon CLark-J. R. THOMPSON and J. H. CROSS, Amity; SAM M CarroH-Hon B. BUNCH, Kings River; w. w. WATKINS Coaway-R. L. CARerLr, Springfield. Catcot-CALvIs AsHBRooK, Columbia; A. A. MCGEE Gaines Landing. Cranctord-tE B. AUSTIN, Van Buren. Drer-J. $. JORDAN, Monticello. Desha-Dr. IA LRMLEY; JOHN CARROLL, Napoleon. FraHkiiR-Dr. D. C. WRIGHT, Charleston; RosERr C TwsEpY, Ozark.
 Ramps Barens. Gro~~ -joHs M MITCHELL, GainsviIle; W. NJ. PEBBLES Greensboro. Hempstead -RoB'r L. PHILLIPS, Washington. Ro Spring Dr. ]. G. II HALLIRURros Rockpon; Dr. w II HANwcS1, Hot springs; 7. PHILLIPS, Fair Play; JErH Ro HENDERSON, Whuingon i.arG-iion. J> A. BECK, Table Rock; D. ". JEFFRE' and S. J. NAsoS, Mount oiive. falePcadeHce- REUBEN HARPHAN, Batesville Dr. NJ. II JACKSON, Sulphur Rock. LeFerson--J. J. HAMMETr, Pine Bluf; SAVAGE Leh JotusoA- Col. IoHx ;. HoUsroS, Clarksve; JOHN T HoRNeR, Eubank Mills. Jacksoa-C H. JAcKsaN, Elizabeth; D. M MARTIN, Mt Laf4gete-I. M MONTGOMERY, Lewisvine. LaUreRceJ N iiILLHou ousE Smithvllle ZINC, lack N.J. HARDIN, Cantoni Wm VAUGHAN Evening Shade hfontgomerg-i P. GARRETT, Mt ldf. -iioaroe-H. M CoUcH, Ciarendon; S w. BOYER jNo ". HuoER Aberdeen; Df. SULLIVAN, Moro; WASH ISGroS PEEBLEs. yNrfisoa-J. R. BERRv. Huntsville. -NtrioH--D. C. WILLIAMS, Melville. O4Irbta-R. F. SMITH, Camden; ROBr ATKINSON Leek' Store.
 Perrg--llon L. D. Hml, reryylle. P,ia<ctt--Ion. .E -UrFiS, en- ". THRowER, Boil
 
 Pa.Hio[--c H. Ap.xsox, Helena. P,k'--W. E. SrEeR, \noine: E IL Nn>As II II NERI ngr,, Wilton: Nm KELLEY, Nur.ree>baro, P.tk--Wm SUTLER, Big iena: fHp lLLs, Panther IEvi IrHERsrooN, t"ve. Popc-R. II. HoVELL and Col. W. B. You've, Dover; : w BERNARD and C. E roBEv, Nouis'own PIirie-,'al.J JAS GATE ooD, Des Are. RgnI9iy iyh-JoHr Mccoy, Pocahonta> St. F-tacjS-S. ". ChiLDRfSs, Madison; \. McDAsIEL L'Ansuile; ,igo. M. ~EABoRN, ravor's creek- Sahae-Wm. \. CRAwFoRD, Beuton; Judge w E. i'EA vERS, Lost Creek. Seri---s. " CoLg Paracifta; l.. NEAL, Center Point Hpa CHA'S PETrIGREW, Browusown. Sco't--R. q. GAINES. Park; IT. D. (. WRIGHT. Sea-~v--Iton. S.N LESLIE Wev's Cove. L'aioH--W. F. HUSr, H,boro'; H. B. CosB, Weeks; J ARNOLD, IA>bon. Ea Bn-cq-l. VExAetg, Chnton; D. B. CARGILE, Quit
 
 VIsa5aatpH--I.. B. CUNNINGHAM, Fayetteville; J. ( Nc.;rtRE. Nc.;uire', Store. TA tr-H. REED, -earcv. nos. VI. ALEX ,SDER NeNe Ridge; GREEN (. CARUTHERs, Gold N ell ycN-N. . May, Danvjle; G.Eyt ARNOLD and Dr. JoH' SrIRNAN. tsrdanelle: los GAULr, Bluition. F lH addition ihe sbose ,t ot agents, Post htster ..ho andl, The paper. aat'orled and requested
The true Democrat., 1857-03-03

But what was the cause?-what did he die of "' interrupted my father. Disease of the heart, there's TO doubt. Of course It will be ascertained at the post mo'tem. He was thought to be subject to it, and excite ment must have hastened on the crisis. But you have not heard all. The letter brought news of his brother Charles's death. He was killed, from the bursting of she'll, in the trenches before Sebastopol." | We sat speeches. with horror, and I felt almost to doubt Mir. Walls word The unex- pected death of two brothers, both so awfully sudden, was calamity surely unparalleled. l "Whether 1t was the excitement of the quar- rel alone, or that combined with the shock of the news, that killed Sir Otway, will never be decided" proceeded MT. Wall. But the poor young men are both dead. Sir Otway was pas slonately attached to his brother Hark."
 They were ringing out the passing bell, yto7 ttto! shivered in my seat.
 What are you about, Jane?'' demanded Mrs. Dixon. You will have the babv's frocl1 Tn the lire. Becareful, if you please. Mr. Wall who says Sir Otway had disease of the heart never heard t''
 "Because they kept it quiet. But he had. met the surgeon just now, and he told me SO Lady Rupert, in her lifetime, could not bear it to be hinted at"
 Louisia, I say" int'rposed Miss Betsey "do have the shutters closed.'
 Ring and order it done," said my father.- "Who is the next heir Wall? Let me see-'
 "Why, Master Lionel, of course," interrupt ed the visitor.
 "Lionel!" uttered, half springing from my seat Impossbe?"
 "Indeed he is, Miss Jane," was Mir. Wall', answer. "Little as be- or nybody else could have anticipated it, Lionel Rupert is now the inherltor. Pll be bound the thought neve crossed that young fellows mind, that he might one day come into the barOnetcy"
 "Pay attention to the baby, Jane," angrily repeated Mrs. Dixon again. Mind your owr business. What is it to you who has succeed ed? They are not your relations. What ar( you shaking for?''
 What indeed? What was Lionel to me? the faintest possible hope had ever fingered il my soul, this event destroyed it. Sir Lione Rupert was not likely to remember poor Jane Dixon.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-03
CHAPTER IV

sat, on, on, that dreary evening. I saw Sir Lionel constantly, now talking to the heads of the grand families, now walking or dancing with their daughters. No hope was left in my heart-I have said it; but to find that Lioae never once cared to approach me with civil word Of greeting, was pointed neglect was not prepared for. My eyes. in spite of myself, kept filling with tears, and the bitterness at my heart was keen to bear
 Once more I saw him come down the room He had Kate on his arm. In passing our cor her, his eye fell on Miss Rupert, ard he drew close.
 Miss Betsey, really believe! looking younger than ever. You never mean to say you have been hiding yourself in this nook all the night?"
 She stood up and planted herself and her crimson velvet right before me, and she was taller than I. But rose also and inclined my head little aside. He aaw me, hesitated in
The true Democrat., 1857-03-03

Iei an order of the Probate Court of the SsaSH A1 county of Yell in the State oi Arkansas IL will offer for sale the highest bidder at the Conr, llou>e door in said county the 24th day of March next on a credit nnt the l>t of January, lS5s the following tracts of land viz:
 \. w qr. sec B. town ,. north range B west w. ial oi $. E. ar. sec. g, town. j north range
 g west.
 E. half of S E. ar. sec. P town ,. north range
 3 west
 E. qr. of N. qr. 26 town. ). north range
 23 west containing 5jo acres.
 The above tract oi anl lays one mile and d quar- ter west "i Danville the main road leading from Little Rock to Fort smith It i> not surpassed in point of soil or timber hy any of land in the State. There is in cultivation one hundred acre, with q dwelling house containing four rooms. kitchen smnkehon>e. corn crib and Stabes three never fuil ing springs and well of good water as the State affords. will also offer at the same time and place the following tract. viz:
 E. half of zee B. town G. north range l9 west containing 320 acres
 This land la, the Arkansas river in what is called Gardens bottom, in said county of Yell and is as good land as there is on the river. Persons wishing to purchase before the day of sale can do so by cal ling on Thomas W. Pound. esq. at Danville ol Hon. II. A. Howell Dardanelle. both of whom arc authorized to sell at private sale Purchaser to give bond with approved security and mortgage on the land. This the 9th day of February. 1857.
 SAMUEL HAYS Executor
 of the estate of G. E. Hays deceased Feb. IF At. Cost of dVt Sl0.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-03
Is F. MO 4 L.,
"a RabIe Farm Ia Lease.

~ A FARM r. miles from Little Rock. Sfsa Ik n the main ~on;h.iu road will be <, = lr.t-el fer term of h or l5 years The ---L~ tr. n land yusiSt~ ut about g57 acres on hith ha been ,iear,d over 3on here i- "n The farm comm aiiou> dwelling house kit, hen, rvat> honses ct. and valuable wa,er-power first nnd Saw Miii j.. tv'irh a'iil be ct to suitable tenant on accom- .l .a.iDc l-tuis.
 The N e i, a-, tl' -i.u.tel f,r pul'li, en.ertain rucnt TAo> II. kimhcr Hing "n the road . mics uorlh -eu-t from the place will show The Preini- >e> if called on. For further information apply to thi> office
 Sent sAd lS5. If
The true Democrat., 1857-03-03
LAND AfEOHNEi AND STATE COL
 LECTOK.S NLIIlE

T VIE undersigned will be tt the Court House ot Il each county in the second Judicai district on the ISt and -d day, of the Ctuit Court ensuing for the purpose ot collecting ul due the S;Atc for Internal Improvement Seminary Saline and Bank Lands.
 J. w MCCOANAUGnkI Land Att'y
 Feb 4 Io57. tt ituo State Collector
The true Democrat., 1857-03-03
a1 3 sgv D E X .

Oar facilities doing all descriptions of Job Work can We have procured al cost of sixteen hundred dol lars of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines which enables to bnok and pamphlet work m superior style nd al IOE nr,ces
The true Democrat., 1857-03-03
S,yy;t,.!.

aNiE undersigned EXecutIix of the late Roswel Beebe and by his will duly authorized offers d private sale all, and all Ian k and town lots owne, by him on reasonable terms, for cash. or on credit Apply to Mc~sr,. Watkins dE Gallagher.
 Little Rock Jan 10th '57 -6m JULIA NJ. BEFBE
The true Democrat., 1857-03-03
SOUTHERN FURNITURE WAREROOMS 1he La'yest Establishment in the Soath, at Nos. I'll and 173 Canal Street. A L NEW STOCKi!

The Largest Establishment in the .Soath, at
 Nos. I'll and 173 Canal Street.
 \ EW STOCK!! vINllE undersigned having opened large ~e-7sszza A and splendid a>>ortmrnto of sa-S NEW SOUTHERN FURITURE, ESrz is prepared to supply the trade and families on the stock in the city purchasers will find it to their ad vantage to call and examine the goods and learn the price before purchasing elsewhere.
 Will keep constant, on hand
 MARBLE, SOFA and CENTRE TABLES.
 Extension Tables of Mahogany
 Walnut and Oak. and of al sizes, Rose wood and Mahogany Work and Card Tables;
 ESSING ABLEs. WALNUT AND CHERRY DINING TABLES Oak, Mahogany and Rosewood Sideboards. Bureaus of Walnut. Rosewooh $ Mahogany
 ARMoIRs, WRISTBANDS, BEDSTEADs. Parior tialIS fete-a- fetes. pt(omAn, Divans Easy Chairs. Rockers Etegerc>; Secretaries and Book cases: Oak and Walnut Office ch ir-. Dining room Chairs. Childrcn-' Chairs and Rockers; Mahogan, and Walnut Tea-poy, and Light Stands.
 HAIR, MOSS AND SPRINti MATTRESSES.
 LOOKING GLASSES AND MATING Rosewood and Mahogan, P,ror >ctS: t.gcher witl every article usually found in a Furniture Ware house.
 This k an entirely establishment and no old stock on hand. Purchasers will find it greatly to their interest to give thi, q call before buying elsewhere the Proprietor i~ confident that he can offer them newer >y les of the fashionable ull- lture more substantially made and greater bar gaIn> than any other h. Use in the city.
 CHAS A. STEWART NEW ORLEANS Oc Isj5. teh To '57- Iv
The true Democrat., 1857-03-03
i'isiNI's.

UST receive per sJeanrr Dardunelle. a superior C lou 0f Furniture Prints. Solid Black Prints \ ga- w.n beachcI Dtll. blelcile,i Jeans Corset do Bidl F. Diaper. and for sale by uUrT ts POPE
 t.L, Il lNl1
The true Democrat., 1857-03-03
Groceries.

Groceries. m BBLS. Brwn Sugar. lO '' Crushed bags Shot assorted; To Coffee;
 lo boxes Tobacco; 100 Lead. Together with other articles just received and fol sale cheap for cash, by Feb. r '57. NEWBERN x HUGHES.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-03
Proc ama,ion hy the Governor. FOU UA PINpR"Fr Dntf.ssfS REV ARD.
 STATE OF ARKANSAS.

Proc tama.ion hy the Governor. FOUR HENifREN Dntfsa{S REV ARD.
 STATE OF ARKANSAS. XLliEkEA>. u has been made known to me that W most atrciou> murder has been committed in LaNfen,e county upon the body of Joseph Goth ran h, SoiomDn Bonds and Joseph Bonds. who have fed fion justice, and are now running ut iDrge.
 Now therefore ELIAS \ CONWAY Governor of he State of Ar kaii>ds by virtue of the authority in me vested d. hereby rtfer reward of FoFR HUN pRLD DOLLARS to any person who may apprehend the said Solomon Bonds and o,eph Bond>. ("r two hundred dollars for either of them and deliver them to the sheriff ot said county of Lawrence. in order that justice in Uni, behalf may he had and executed.
 In t,s'imon, whereof have hereunto
 set my hand and cau-ed thu seal If snia H.. g. State to be affixed at Little Rock. on the
 10th day of February, ID. l>31. lSy the Gosernor ELIAS N. CONWAY. DAVID E. GRELR.
 Secretary of State. DESCRIPTION Solomon Bonds is ahout 5h years old D feet 10 inches high dark cye, baldheaded weight about l6o pounds"
 Joseph Bonds is about 2l wears old feet high dark eyes. fair skin; weight, l1o pounds' Feb l0 U 4w.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-03

PatrouiZe Home Manufacturs!! VN7OOL CARDlNG done to order from a,.d after w the 20th of this month. Also. Wool Rolls, Cotton Yarn. Supertine Flour and Seconds, on hand and for sale at the Factory in Pike county, three miles North of Murfreesboro.
 N. R.-Furs. Peltry Hides Beeswax. Bear's Oil, Cotton. Wheat and Produce generally, received in payment ,o
 ARKANSAS MANUFACTURING CO.,. Jan IS ,sT-tf Murfreesboro. Pike co, Ark
The true Democrat., 1857-03-03
TT F R M S:
ER,MS: Board. fuel. light and Tuition in q -anches &lp0 per Session. Music, I uitar S25. Greek or Latin SS. F r +ra rL, ....,.., ..v,
tooK oIrTy LOOK OUT!!

r7. LUST received aJ D. B. MAN ~, AMI ' DEL'S. the rght kind of nerrhan- fe'.i t& li~e to suit the season, consisting in ssf11 part of Domestiy and
 FANCY DRY GOODS. Furnishing Goods Clothing Boots. Shoes, Hats Caps. dcc. &c. Gal and examine them, and satisfy your selves.
 C4u and examine the Ladies' Dress Goods. etc., inst received At D. E. MANDELS.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-03
NEW MUSIC z!

En BAGS Best Rio Coffee: cO 20 bags Jamaica do:
 lu halt bbis No. Mackerel;
 Mess ShHd;
 20 boxes Goshen Cheese;
 half bbls C. shcn Butter; 90 doz Baltimore Cove Oysters; 2a boxes Buckwheat Four; 10 boxes Raisins. Received per steamboat & H Tucker and for sal by MEhRICK X WASSELL. Jan S '5T
The true Democrat., 1857-03-03
MONvY.. MONEY!!!

IL persons indebted to the undersigned re "A quesed to come forward and pay up immediate ly expect to go east in few days and hope al will be prompt. FIELD & DOLLEf.
 February 10th le5T
The true Democrat., 1857-03-03

300 BUSHELS SEED OATES. nN ha,,,l md for sale Boo bushels seed oates in | J fine order. For sale by
 Feh lo lS57. S. H. TUCKER.
The true Democrat., 1857-03-03
DO l. E r. R,S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

POUNDED lo3:. Is OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. FaNIE establishment is intended mainly a. - N fer Adults Ladies and Gentlemen !ggs7-=.sa and Yonths whose time i- very valuable aud It Is so arranged that persons who wish to learn the ENGLISH. FRENCH. SPANISH. GERMAN or
 ITALIAN LANGUAGES:
 Or PENMANNIilP
 BOOK KEEPING
 MATHEMATICS
 L lAll., I,.r,..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-06

The addition to the building Of the
GAINESVILLE Female Academy, is now un-
der a rapid course of construction. The
trustees have a subscription sufficient to
complete the building now going up,
which consists of two large rooms, on Ell
Their side of the present building. They
are also going to run the old house up one
story higher, and build a large portico in
front, which will add greatly to the APP
pearance of the house. We understand
that it is the intention Of the trustees to
employ an able corps Of teachers, as soon
as the house shall have been completed,
and try to build up a School of the first
order. A good female School has long
been needed here. We are able to support
a School that would be an honor to the
place, having, as we do, advantages not
unequal to any place in this portion of
country.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-06

F. s. BEAUMONT & Co., having bought
out Messrs. Northington & Vaughan, will
continue the Hardware business at their
old stand. Messrs. B. & Co., are in re-
ceipt of many articles in their line, and are
awaiting the arrival of a large and well
selected stock of everything pertaining to
their business. We don't know the Co.
part of the concern, but we welcome
Frank back in the midst of those who
raised him, and we wish him and the Co.
much success.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-06

On Tuesday night last, there was a man
by the name of Waller, shot by one Jane
B~rumbeaugh, a notorious character, who
lives near the Planning Mill of w. S. Nc
Reynolds & Co. The case created a great
deal of excitement, and the trial lasted
two days. The prosecution was conduct
ed by Messrs. Harrel and Bailey, and the
defence by Messrs. H~ornberger, House,
Smith and King. We refrain from giving
a report of the testimony, as the case has
to be tried at the next Criminal Court
The defendant was bound over to Criminal
Court in a bond of $500. Waller, we
understand, is improving a little and may
possibly get we'll.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-06

+. The gifted, but lamented Byron said,
"few-none ever find the thing they love-"
If Byron had lived to see the tobacco
chewers of the present day, he would have
taken that back. They seek it early and
find it-their devotion to it surpasses al
most every thing else. You may see many
a beardless stripping chewing as for life
and does any n suppose that he has not
found the thing he Loves? Men have va
rious objects of life, but the most recent
invention is chewing a filthy weed called
tobacco.