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shanSe 81 placs a. dining PostOfice, /YatkkH
SC CIfOOBs sgls as " tss.4stsAfg dREsHasW
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'5 ~ sMEDlCA AZ. ssf''vn 1'- - t5-t7sis iil1r
&; Isl. q. -, =, spd Nd, MIseELL q
a',,.sf n, WI MAGAzlNfs Il NEWSPAPER slt
sol,et the attention OF country Merchants ai
nvlers WISHING olr city, tn our ii lk af StSII0Oi
BOOKS and ST TATEoN confident We can siye N.
every satisfaction " purchasers, '4.ssf
Oar stock of STANDARD sana lMIsfFr,f
NEoUs BOOKS Il large aid veil seiected it'll ,. sss.
pilslng every standard author. to which NJ safe
cohtinnaily adding by the receipt Of as new book
as soon.as issued from the Press ss
IA gnr 4 large and well selected stnckofS AL
bOohS is not surpassed in tile south to wtnn,. ,vr
respectfully solcitthe attention ii pysicians a,,S
students. u u So liz iSis 5.S'ri.s s'p aru
We also receive subscriptions for al the les5i,o
asaSihes and Newspapers published IN the Unitpe
Orders from the country promptly attended to. &
i. n smpnrs sissli8 as,e sSHARiE Es II y, ,EDEs
Netc Orleans. n9a15Its y ~ ii''c1soufs'
GtFFEN,s .SMEI,ES Il CO., Cotton Fac
- tors, and Commission Merchants, l53 commor,
aopelotlsas, July 81, ls5s, .4iy NJ a9SjaH A
pAIEN'rED COPPER LIGHTNING
kods.-Copper has eight times the conducting
power of iron, is more durable, and less liable t.
fust again single charge Of electricity will hea,
an IRON ROD SO degrees, acapperfod only g., For
hF.ichiars apply Tor Circular, at this office pi
siie undersigned. Application for agenees, ordess
ior stock or models ,and all COMMUNICATIONS reatin
~ th's business will receive immediate attention Il
ADDRESSED i to- ss3Sgss II. W.qRJACKSON.sf
Sost. CHARLES street, n %. April "a, 1885, ly
'GTARTLINH BUT TRUE THE Science
- Of Antagraphy !--)r. Gustayus Gcttenbarg has
permanently located himself in the city1of' NawOp;
leans and would respectfully inform the 1nailic at
that he ~ the only Pr lesser in thissGnutrt
OF Genuine Autpgraphv, o., die science sof readin
the character. allitles.sfnd impulses af an indi
vidlal: and from that d termining what business
they will succeed vi j and what nature Of per.
sou they should lgarr ske., etc. 5j'IH6
Full infgfniatiaa A. aboye punctually RENTED on
receipt Of fes I'm ofhand writing ,epclosihg one
dollar. .,ig Ras,za49 9.drisaT r. n
Hints Oh the Art Of g9irtship, with niteh salua-
pie iiforinatotl oi interest to the Young people Of
both sexes ssenb postage free on theinccipt Of One
Dollar. Addeess: 4 DIR. G. GUTrGM BgR re-, III
\ June 24, ls5s.--Iy. tagsl, NewOrleans, I4a.
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DRUGS AND
spICINES.

! sSrEcrs s1 Asp sgrSsa ss.ss e. i MA ilsiis
y " assls's FOR TiAasyRE 6f sisSa ais'', IN
H<afiaehe, Slick II~adsehc, FSyu sss.s ,.,s1s.,
'.t7asse y ssvs ,iFzfti9 9uae,iP ri. 1855.
4 Dn, J,;C, AysE slss ] have bsen repestcdy
ssss sse 9 III rfs q @ asafiss is @ ssay s s esss
foul stomach, which tcy cleanse at onee.s II they
will cure others g they Do me- the fact is worth
knowtng. s!s g Yours with great respect.
Bilious Di~ordr rgs asd liver Comp,aints.
DspAaTMESr or rHg INTERIOR, ,,..l
WAsnlNGToN, p, g. Feb. I. lS68.f II
Stf: thavc used yaur Pills in NV general ana
hospital prnctice ever since YOU made them and
cannot hesitate tosay are the best cathartic we
employ Their regulating section IN the iiUer II
.mirable remedy fnr arrangements Of that organ
Indeed. have Seldom found case of bilious
obstinate that 1t did not readily yield tn te,Ku
p Fraternaly yours ALoNz0 BALL, N. d..
Physician Of The lMarine Hospital.
Dysentcrys RSiaxs and Worms.
PosT OFFrcE. HARrLANp, 4 Lly. Co., MIcR.,
November is, 1855. $50. +
DIT. AyER: Your Pills are the perfection Of niedt
cine They have done my wife more good than /
can tell you. She had been sick and apining away
otrmonths, Went ioT TO he doctored at great ex:
taking your pills, which soon cured her, by expene
large quantities of worms (dead) ffom her body
They afterwards cured her and our two children d
Nm a, r' 20 Wv" Hnnr pl
NM n,sars ar,na ~ MIA AZ sro Ave- ~ tysnt,
dollar bills, ana lost much time, Without beins
cured entirely even then. Such medicine as yours
which is actually good and honest, will lie prlxe6
here; GEO. ]. GRt FFlN, Postmaster,
| IntiiSestIon ard 1mpunity ,uf the Blood.
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MI. Isu ~
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Ibest remedy 6aya ever known. ma can con,i
IDENTIFY recommend to MY fttends. = y
Nj Yours, seEsi'si " 5}N5'fl 3Jsv. HINES.
(. WARSAW, {, wyoMiSc co. N. Y.,Ocs. "a, 1855.
AtDs.R SIN. am uanc your tathart;c pills III m,
prautice and find them an excellent phrgative !,
eieanse the svstem and purifv tha fonntains of I'M
4 hlsSd ''S .1y JoHN q. MEATHAMl AZ D.
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| 80 '"'fSt"n' ''H' pGif'f
I 44$, yss.. iuanors, ana SAY Hhcnm',
From For,earding Merchant of 81, louis
''9 February 4, 1855. i, as
| DR. AYrR- Your Pills are the paragon Of all tha
is great in medicine.a They have cured my litt
daughterof ulcerons, sores nppn her hands and for
lthat had proved incurabc for years. Her mothe
had been long grevopsly Inflicted With hlotches an
Epihiples OH her Skin md ID her hair. Atter ou
lchiid was.cred she also tried your Ills. and the
have cured her.i,l9 b ssse5 ASA M0Rt,RlpG e.
W. ssheu,nat tisn,, jysasaasiie, .nis coa,.i IA
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N0TIUE.--From the lst Of March, 1858
~ all Carriage Work must be paid
for on delivery. We are unable TO S,sssS fIsF
continue the business on anysother i. - &
terms. M GIBBS d CLARK.
Opelousas, February ~, 1858. 75i
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NOT1CE. The undersigned, thankful for
~ the patronage heretofore extended ;, y at1wo
to him, wond respectfully inform his SJs5E&Ht533
himself In the Town of Washington, where he IL
now ready to execute promptly and with neatness
all work entrusted to him, such s Carriage Repair
ing Painting Trimming and Ornamentlg, as well
az sign and Ornamental Painting generally Ryc1ose
tion Of patronage. iaa A.GOlN(i. \
Washington, Ia., April II, ilsss.--ly. 4
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.NHE undersigned acting rs agent OF the
4 steamer Bayou Belle, fnr \ Bariy's Landing,
hereby informs the public that he has constructed
- strong Pen to receive Beeves. Calves etc, which
may lie sent t, the NewUrleans market, or on the
coast, by this Boat 399s ss7s ssi' slGSe ..i
Parsons who have cattle to send, would do well 10
iaiorn the undersigned III advance OF their iaten-
ton, 50 as TO enable. him to secure their embarca,
iun. His residence Is within half mile Of Bar1ys
Landing. ~ tggag BES0iT NEfsi :,
.QpeIpusas. July 81, ls5s. NJ .s1Esss.as iIt34.iN
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TtQR SALEzA. first rate new Buggy.
materials. and in d neat and tasty style. LowKi6r
cash OF good parErips ~ ssissNs Nsfs' ~
August Z, 1885 N sssgs 4 y
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STEAMBOATS,.

tlNv q ORLEANS AND 6)PEE0 SAS
IN Reg liar Packet steamer BAYOU Eciisf ~,
ta. bynis, master, wiIt1eape Washing 49, - I,
Ssnfar iNnwOrleins ndlail intermediate l.g9
andings, on WE'D NEsbAfS at ln rsssssass 81 I.
cl1vkA. NJ and NewOrleaas every SATURDAY
ats oelockp. nj. N
ITlIc i,iyai Belle being OF very light draught and
wellcae,lated for the trade, planters and shippers
,anreiy,oh her eremanngju thetrade and running
fiMSall stages Of water srai,t t=,, ts u Isl.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
iaian US.
Washington, May 8, 1858. 81 7t5N .'r9ei'
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FENsIFJB0I2ls DE ~ -AEs O u RI, Notary
II pabhc aSsl Aneti9hses hsaad rthe PARISH 81
St. EMiliy Office lit GfaliT Cotean. my orders
ieftwith j. 3. roLiSurR viii receive prompt atten
tisna A. .5s VII n s5gH 3sSs, IA 5 NE
3I3ssisPlI4 AL @ Al IRE uX, Collector
Of Aclnuhts ETC., respectfully offers his serpices
10 the pgbcaS such. Orders left at a. Aillspaaghs
Book Store, Washington will be promptly attended
M. September Is, 1855.
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0LnfrYPE NET ABysaitabie fsr cstson eias3 81
4 sale at this Office,
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MEDICAL iNOTtc Drsa v.Alrscoua,
IfLS accoueheur, surgeon and dentist, having per-
manently settled in Opelosas, offers his professon-
al services to the citizens of st. srandry.
He wiiiexer:isa his profession aealohsly, withf'
the period Of afteen days, he Undertakes 10 Vii
drt.eaters of that unfortnnate deprayty Of taste.
Medical advice given gratisto the poor on Mon.
days ana Fridays, from eight to nine o'clock A, N
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NTtprICE. 70 TIN PuBLlc. ~ The good
IN and safe steamer ANN PMlstsEI, hniit ex
,,lessly for the trade, William 9. Neal, wsss
master has commenced her regNlar trips
,ctween opelousas and NewQ Qtieans, leav-
ing Washington every WEDNESDAY, at 10 A, NJ
Md New Orleans every SATURDAY at 8 P. NJ
JtIing tile season tbr fieigbtor passage, apply OF
noard or to- "A. LOuAlLLlER, Washington
N. g. Shippers and consignees Of freight will tax,
particular notice that no freights will be delivered
rom the warehouse until the freight bill is paid,
teceipted back TO the shippers pf payment An per
ons having freight will always find their bills viii
ized to coIlect aud receipt for the same.
December 25. 1851. HINCKL.EY d co.
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DOS hisSa a. Y I'ti y UsIPsON, Public Auc-
Ee8tioneeis itlsanl lorthe Parish of 81. Landry.
Office 1T 0pelensas s;s X sffssSsl'7 q = isii
GEORGE NsRo dGGss d ,J. THaMpsoN.s f
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HE3 3Uslssss. Rl)asIA ", Al ttorneyat Law,
IL Willpunrtially attend to an business entrusted
to his in the Faurteeth and Fifteenth Judicial
Districts. Bfiee at opelousas, n sss N. ss
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IOIT y Il. K lNii, Attorney At Law, has ,re-
~ moved ta his new Office, corner Of Landry and
Market streets -alionng his residenso and nearly
opposite the Clerks otiiae.sl May, 1857.
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~ n, R0GISRs \, COLLECTOR of@ Accounts,
etc. respectfully offers his SERVICES to the pub
liSas such Orders left att Posey's Drug Store will
De promptly attended to- Maleh'24
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.VITM- Ii. ssi' q n tilis IL. a ttorneY apd Coun-
4 seller ut LAW, by diligence and hdelity in the
sehHrge f his profession, hnpes TO merit receive
i,atrdhoge. Office In Obelnusas.A Il
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n EBERT DEJEAN, Counsellor and All
Asstomey Mt Law, opeleusas, will attend to any
iasiless III his line in ST. Landry and the adjoining
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sT j. BEAUGHAM p,sa aAuctiolaecr ii and
~ fprthe parislfaf st. Landry, will promptly ut
tcndtoal business conided to him. Office in Opelou-
as. March 27.IS5S.tf tfsi,s "a 4 sslsa n sli8Fs
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Baarders, will furnish tAeir Bedding Il Towels =, cue
HI ail Bills uot settled Az tie Aeidemy oefnre tht
slose Of lie anarter, 10 per cent will pe added tt
nav The expenses of holiettipn. A.
Sermilionvisle, September ssl ~
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I go. PRA1R1n Lopez No. 81 meets Ut
fashinaton every Saturday even. ,,sx,s,.a... (
.ng Y At Ssla'cleck Julien tubertie NJ ~ s9i
Ss;, 2, sL,am0,n,randiere, ~ I, G;aF. pitre
SECRETARY; Ernest DAucbez, Treasurer; s'e'ss-
tend. f tSit's . 4.Rii7fjfs3{ II a4sgf9fs7 siil 1
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0N EZlME "A. .GUIDRY, Auctiohcet, and
etysNatary Pnhliciin ana for the Parish Of st. Ian
dry.$ Office ut the Court House. IS p'g! asss
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lPH ONSE DEB lLLUN, Public Auc-
"A Hpneor inland FOR the Parrish os ST. Landry
0lers left ut the o;lice of H. s. Robin will receive
prMapt attention. ~ paa tyr lSsisBsSssii NJ ~
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Attesf, ID ~ lfsIf Sd \ M ~
Jos.sp, RieHAHp, clerk II the Board af pf
the town 6t Opelotlsas. h MI n \; ssfsg,.;,ls.a
Y September 4 as th 3f's't sstf IVY istfsess''aPe
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A, u. REFS, Scc'v.
I-ostettcr-Tho surprising Effects of


IFostettcr-Thc Surprising Effects of
II STErrEWs VEGETABLE STOMACH BIT.
I's in removing bi'e. forcing NJ appetite, impnrt.
ing health and tone to the system, and disspaling
iyspeptic symptoms, are truely wonderful. Every
nervous debilitated, weak, and emaciated person,
male or female should try il at One winegass.
fall taken three times each day, before meals or II
the patient houll be lady or child in debili'aled
condition. half the quantity will DO until sufficient
strength is restored, Viii will be realz I'd in very
short time md convince the patient Of the truth Of
the above named happy results. VIII ch have gained
tor these Bt;ers such enyiable reputation every
whore.
Kept By Druggists, Groceries and first class sa-
loon.
PARK & WHITE,
Sole agents for the Pacific Coast,
l32 Washington street. san Francisco
COTTON L McDERMO1T,
jelf I'm Agents. Orovis
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The HEsPERIAN.-This valuable Litera.
Tjournal is before us, filed with excellent
Eatter.
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hr. Belly, an agent OF Louis Napol-
&. Aiearagua trying TO frustrate the
our government at cousumatine
H. ,atl ..a Treaty with that State. Some
,r., ga' to give Mr.. Belly a punch. -
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DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
6RovILLE. SATURDAY JUNE 10Th, 1858.

.rrest OF Thieves and Murderercrs In
4 Carson vaIIey-LynchinSi In Prospect.
The following interesting despatch from
Carson Valley is taken from the Sacramen-
"a Union Of 18th;
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hon. STEPHEN J. FIELD. gentleman
sDjourning for brief period in Marys-
N.
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Knox TSeeaptured.

SAN FRANcIsCo. June 18th.
John Knox, or "Three- Fingered Jack "
s State prisoner who escaped from the
Aeramento Sheriff just as the b atarriysA Z
'sfe night before last. was rec r'u. ! by
1,tepiice, this evening out on the saHt h.l .~.
aver escaping, he broke into n hl1cksmi,h's 8
k,p, and got IF his handouts with a saw,
'lsh ne had tightened in q vice. Union
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Mrs. Wyer's Select Seminary.

Cor. Blrd street and "a Avenue, Orovtlle.
Having made arrangements for the accommoda-
tion of n few BOARDING SCHOLARS, Mrs Wycr
wishes to inform parents and guardians that chill
dren placed under her care, will have many of the
advantages of home. combined with strict scholas-
tic discinlne. Their moral training and physical
comforts will also be carefully attcndodto
Terms PEI quarter. so 90, or s25 90 per month,
paid in advance For further particulars enquire at
the Seminary, or by letter, care of the Hon. Chas
r. Lott, oroyille. All communications promptly
attended TO.
Most respectable references given. my2l
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AD ACCIDENT IN MASSACHUSETTS We


Athe following record in the 30 ton Jour
|%ot a sad accident in Massachusetts,,
ech occasioned the death of son O!
a''les II Swift, of Sacramento City:
,pn Saturday afternoon, May 9Th, as two
AEere cunning in the woods west Of the
Ssneld cemetery, one Of them, Charles \
| IA+ springing to seat on a stump,
.sght the butt of his gun to the ground
~ sufficient force to explode the percus-
~ cap, The muzzle being within f.w
snes Of his face, the whole contents Of the
u lone hundred buck shoD were driven
..Ougs the roof of the mouth, carrying with
~. s.a Into the brain the upper teeth and
wis Of the bone, leaving a cavity large
ssga to admit of probing with the finger
% %e oase of the brain. Swift fingered
~ Monday afternoon. He was sixteen
soid and was the son Of Charles ii.
OF Sacramento City. California. He
lent the last two years in Pittsfield for
Ieonal advantages, having until last
'a been pupil at Mr. Abbott's we'll
msprincside School. 1t is a singular
aience that at the moment when the ac-
occurred, the Aunt with whom
r. resided in Pittsieli received letter
son mother, announcing her arrival at
N'eans in the last California steamer.
-T eEpectaGon of reaching rittsfell on
a!, TO take home her son and two
t.sfs' wao have been receiving their
4'oh 81 the same place"
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CRUSHED TO DEATH The Marysville
iipress of yesterday learns that man
aned Michael McKafferty, was crushed to
sa'h by the sliding of a stump in the ground
saice, at Dads Gulch, Yuba county, on the
Vi inst. He was an Irishman by birth, and
s srelatives residing in Philadelphia and
sscOusin.
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county Treasmrer,s Office.

oRovILLE, June Sth, 1853.
shereby given. that tallpersonsholiinp Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered on the 81 and ith ofNovember 1851 also
Warrants Ne 1921, 1923 1920, 1O1l l01i, 1918 l017
1877 and 1929, registered Nov, &, 1851 that the same
VIII be paid ON presentation at this Office, and after
this date said Warrants will cease to bear interest
ana If not presented within sixty days from the
date hereof, the moneys for said Warrants will b
appropriated to pay the next in order OF registry
WIN. LATTINORE.
Traasurer Butte Count
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bf' - Z. YOUNG, whose advertisement ad.
Versement appears in another column is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state, has cured more
patients than any other. Attention is called to his
advertisement. If
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OROVILLE LODGE No. IO3, T.. a. ~

a The stated communications of Oroville
Va NATLodgc No. I03, OF "A NJ, are held on the
V \hs, Saturday Of each month at The Masonic
Hall over Cotton = McDcrmots Drug store.
D. A. BROWN, WIN.
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Carson Valley-Lynchingt In PrOspec
The following interesting despatch iron
Carson Valley is taken from the Sacramen
"a Union Of 18th:
PLACERvlLLE, June 10th.
report reached here from Carson Valie,
this morning. which has since been confirm
"A BY undoubted authority, of the arres
AZ fseyen persons, residents of Genoa and vi
cnity, charged as being principles and ac-
cessories in the murder of Frenchman and
seizure Of three hundred and fifty head OF
cattle in Honey lake Valley. Some months
since. q report was circulated by citizens OF
Honey Lake, that n man named Snow was
hung by the people of that Valley, on being
.onyicted of the murder of the Frencbman ,
,ut it appears that Snow turned States ev-
;lsnce on the scaffold, confessing that be
belonged to a regular band Of thieves, an d
giving signs, etc., by which one member
could recognize another of the gang, aud
rave the names Of several parties, living in
Carson Valley, who were concerned in the
murder of the Frenchman 1t was given out
that Snow was duly executed and the mat
ter kept quiet. Two men were dispatched to
Carson Valley, where they have been for a
month. initiating themselves into the good
praces of the band. fnGIng out secrets. &c,
by the signs given them bv Snow. When ev-
erything was fully arranS Ell, nOtUe Was giv-
en- to the citizens Of Honey Lake. On Mon
day morning last before daylight, body of
horsemen, numbering about 100 men, charg
ed into Carson Valley, and took possession Of
all the roads and trails leading from the
valley into the mountains. They were aided
by the citizens of Genoa in arresting the fol-
lowing we'll known citizens w. B. Thorn
ton, alias Lucky Bill; his son, Jerome
Thornton, aged about II years Luther Olis
0rrin Gray, Mcbride, q gambler, and two
men in the employ of ODDS, known rs Little
Ikep and Colonel" When our informants
left the valley, the parties above named |
were oil secure under strong guard, await |
ing hearing before the peoples jury, in |
the absence of n higher law, as the crimes |
we're committed in Utah. All egress was cut
of from tie valley by a strong guard, and
those wishing to pass out or in to the valley
are furnished with passport. Such was
the state OF affairs when our informant LEFT
aud II is probable that before this time some,
hnot all, OF the accused have raid the pen
ATTY oil their crimes Mt the hands Of an excl
hd people 1t is snii a scheme was laid for
the assassination Of Major WIN. Ormsby,
Arly Monday morning, by the gang of des-
tradoes. The Maj jor has been active in en-
savoring to ferret out the parties. It was
rranged to waylay him on his return to
Ecerville, where he proposed going that
lrning, Edwards, who committed mur
nat Snelling's ranch, on the San Joaquin
usr. last fall, is said to be the party de- ,
alsd to silence the Major, on Dagget's c
tail, leading out of the valley, but the t
taely arrival of the party from Honey I
AXE detained MIN, and perhaps saved his
A
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he Mustang Liniment Cures

~ The Mustang Liniment Cures
RheumatisIp;
The Mustang Liniment cures stGloints;
The Mustang Liniment cures Burns and wounds:
The Mustang l.inimeut cures Sores AMI Ulcers:
The Mustang Liniment cures Caked Breasts and
Sore Nipples;
The Mustang Liniment cures Neuralgia;
The Mustang Innent cures Corns and Warts:
The Mustang Liniment is worth
1,o00,C00 DOLLARS PER ANNIrN
To the United states as the preserver and rostorcr
ofValnablc horses and cattle. 1t cures all SpYans
Calls, Wounds, stiff Joints. SC
Willy'u answer this question: Did YOU ever
hearof any ordinary Sore, swelling. Sprain or stiff
ness. either on man or beast, which tho Mustang
ltniment would not cure? Did YOU ever visit any
respectable druggist in any part of the worII--in
Europe, Asia or hmerica-who did not say ot was
the greatest discovery of the aCe?" Sod everywhere
Every ramil, should have it; three sizes. BARNES
q PARK, Proprietors, New York.
PARK WHITE.
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast
1872 Washington street. opposite the Market
COTTON Il McDERNDTT, Agents. Orovile.
~ THE TRADE supplied on the most liberal
erfs. ans BIN
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-19
sec'y & Treas. NebIaskS Mining Co.
June Isl, 1853.

- DIR. j. u. CZapkay's reputation is rap
IDLY spreading through this state AMI Oregon as we
learn from reliable sources. rei practicng with
remarkable success, and has deservedly secured
public confidence. Those needing medical aid would
dowel To CALI write a his Institute, in San Fran
cisco We refer the reader to the Doctors advertise
mont in another column.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-19
EC SALOON
~ NeW Arrangement.

Il fyss ~ ODERslGNFD BECs IrAVF TO IN
eka.s,s ,s.'cents OF Oroyiile and ,icini, ina,
ssss,. - rented The Arcade Saloon On nun-
Z Bsss ss''her q Miners Alley
satsof ~. al igsrs DRINKS las cents.
IN. faoie patronage is respectfully so-
Is, lsjs Y. W. CONRAD,
.PTolrietor.