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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-08

DEAD WHAT sIgA KsPEA RE SAYS, l.
HI GOOD PICTURES,
"If well done when Ii. dome:
Then well, II done Iuickly "-SAaksPsarc.
So il you wish il ptH done II sH,' riOr manntr,
You'll fnd it Qsickiy done, aud u'6 done by TANSER
N y. \SNER co,
Main Street, ) dours from Bridge Street
LynchbuIg, Va.
Laiie and Gcn,len cordially invited 10 our Po
TRAIT GALLERY, containing specimens of Photographs
Ambrotypes Melainotyp,s &c, A.
Also the beautiful PATENT LIZA r Her PICTURE which
s 80 convenient for sending by mail
taken all kinds u" weather and enclosed In beau
tifu a prices from - cents tn 800
beautiful "f g.. Gold Lockcts, Me
dalious Locket Rings Key. Seals &C.. In great
sai,ty just received
A fresh supply of the bos Material in the country.
Don't forget call. oct lits.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
ouNASH'S TRIAL PIANOS!
HS" Sales Successful.
\ OOK 70 YOVW COAl. 4 WOOD BILLS.

\ OOk 70 YOUR COAl. n WOOD bit.nS
We hsvc another supply Of the celebrated
Victor COOK STOVES, Tor wood aad COAL when
sally admir, at the late Agricultural anI Me-
chan ral air i tbs place the saving Of mel the
ihctne-s casting their superior finish and perfect opera
te various of Cooking they h ackh""t
edged be the besi known We haN. ht,d some
Copper Reservoir hot water boiler, which Is very great
furnishing hot water at all times without any
additional fuel, brsg heated by the smokcrrc and wnh""
interfering wh the cooking arrangement Of IN. stove ~
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-08
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anre oherw,se % 50 will be cbsvgedn ai pap.r
" sept at the option OF the Proprioto
nntl AL arrsarases shal have been paid
ADYERTiSEMENTSar inserted tor 50 cents per sqnare OF
IN Or ess fo tho and 7A for each con
uncss form weekly and then ~ cts
DER square for each insertion II the nnmncr oil
nser, ON. he not the MS will be pubshediior
der, d out, ande charged aoeordipgy
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-08

MOUNTAIN COAI!!-Wc beg leave 10 Cult
lVH Abe citizens of hburg to an atiiee
COAL which raising from the celebrated coal BANKS
of Nj. JEREMIAH KYIt, OF Montgomery County
THIS coal has been tried 10y Of mo citizens Of LJ nch
burg and in ev. instance given satisfac' lon.
We will have always hand Of this Coal sna'
e Tor burning Stoves which Nil sell at - cents
bushel Call and see il!
ALWAYS hand \ large stock
BY permission. refer to the following gentlemen.
q W. BuTToS GEO. N. RUCkER,
n b. TAunMAN. w. w. MosBY,
LIE, JOHNSON & 20
CHRISTIANS, WHALING MONTAGUE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-08
CLOTHING TRADE !
FALL, 1893

uNIRJNia have greatly enlarged nnd
huproved House and large well nlht.
and arranged Saas X" nns AZ are TO be found
city We have these 10 meet Inc
any increasing trade and beg I" advise
WHOLESALE am RET All. dealers hat We haseh"w In
and dali, receiving the lag, aud most desirable stock
Of CLOTHING have exhibited or to he seen '" thc
South We la tho trade In this city
and thus obtained full knuwtusc ot
tho the markc aud being m"r" largely engaged III
CluinH than other h"usc III
the state we believe Yer tho ercaes inducsmeHs 10
every arrival shall nah" aidtions "nr '"ex
of all that ani fashionable and purchasers viii al All
times hnd compirtn Of superior quality CIo1 H.
ING and GENTLEMENS q FUKNISii!NG GOODS, IN store
and Tor sale upon LIBERAL. TIKMs
Wholesale and Retail departments distinct and on separate
hoors ~ stock, prices and mode ~ do
ing business is respectfully solicited ~
KEEN. BALDWIN co.
mug cots lut Main street, Richmond, Va.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09
New Year.

AT the commencement of II new year, the under
g led think It proper time to return thanks to their
friends and the public of Oroville and its environs
for the liberal share Of patronage they have received
the last eighteen months, and TO remind them that as
they do not purchase goods on sixty thirty days
credit, but pay cash for every cents worth they buy
and having no agent topay per centage to, one Of
the partners living in san Francisco, they are enabled
to offer Wines. Liquors, Sirops, Cordials sc at a
lower rate than any house in Oroye, and as low as
any firm east Of sacramento. Their Burton Ale is 50
universally esteemed as to need no comment Their
bottled London Porter is known to be as pure us the
"rhames' water can mike 1t, and their Brandes are
supposed by them to be superior from the great de.
mand Tor thcm; they Therefore respectfully solicit
continuance of their favors.
PARKER g. 0'CONNOR,
Burt's brick building, Bird Street.
Jan. 4-lm
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

CERrAINTIEs AND UNcERrAINTIEs.-
luding to an item which appeared in the
RECORD awhile since. relating to the Union
Cape company's Fluming operations. the
Yreka Chronicle, after admitting that IL Ii
splendid enterprise, says it "don't begin
With the project Of ofturning the klamath into
the Sacramento, and draining hundred
miles of river bed. That is fact, Mr.
Chronieie--an indisputable fact--and more
over, it isn't anything when compared with
the Pacific Railroad scheme, but then, the
Union Cape claim will be fumed early in
the coming season, SURE. and it is nightly
mixed" whether or no the klamath project,
or the big railroad will 'come to head in
the present century. As Yankee Adams
says--"some things has ben dun, others is
dewin'," but fume one mile in length,
forty feet wide, and eight feet high, and
built SO perfectly that it won't leak drop.
is worthy Of nearly as much consideration as
shimerical river turnings and big railroads
in future.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

OLIVE 0ArMAN. The Express Of yester.
terday, publishes letter from Olive Ann
Oatman, the girl who was FIVE years cap.
tive among the Indians. There are some
very excusable photographed errors in it,
but its spirit and purport indicate native
intelligence and kindness of heart which
many more fortunate young woman might
we'll emulate. Olive is at school in Santa
Clara. and needs funds to keep her to fur
therance of her studies. She begs no char.
ify. but is eininently deserving Of kind of.
ferings.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

ABOUT YANKEE JIds The Placer Cou.
rier says that Forest Hill. mining settle
ment near "Jims," is very lively place.
The Odd Fellows intend giving ball on
the 22nd
An old Chileno woman was robbed few
nights ago of coin and gold dust amounting
in the aggregate to some 5000. The perpe-
traitor is as yet unknown
Robbers beset Mr.. Thomas rs he was going
from Yorkviile to his residence, and would
doubtless have plundered him of eight hun
dred dollars, had not the screams of terri
fed woman scared them off.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09
CorrespOn denee.

Rio Los PUMA As, Butte Co Feb. @. '58.
MR. EDIToR-Dear Sir would congrat-
ulate you on your general good looks, and
your enlarged proportions. have long
wished to see my name in print, but dared
not venture to "crowd the monkeys" in an
eight by ten
would also congratulate you for once
taking the right side in our family quarrels,
or would now excuse you for once taking the
wrong side of the vigilante question.
All along down this river, all good and
true Democrats, coincide. not almost, but
altogether with Mr.. Douglass in his views
OF the Kansas question. l have read his
speech, and have not seen it answered, and
do not think it can be successfully. Besides
this, once lived in the same town with
him, and had the pleasure Of voting for him
for Judge, and more than once for Congress,
and know him to be every inch man AZ
ter he was Judge, instead of playing at the
weakly game of poole, you would see him
with his coat off and his sleeves rolled up
| developing his muscles and the result was,
| once saw him .9ar black republican ed.
itor, double as bulky and portly as you are
he was nader than the editor, but he pitch
ed into him like M0usond of brick, and
would have WHIPPED him if they had not been
seperated-and you know he is not larger
than your old fellow townsman Mr. Barker
and If he was President, would be as
much like old Hickory as ever Thorn Thumb
was like Napoleon. Small Offices never made
him look dgnifed aud wise like an owl, but
still he knows as much as any of them and
would always be found "right side up" and
on the peoples side and with national demo-
Gratis. And If his officials were to act as
they have done in this State, he would oust
them so quick that it would make their
heads swim, and hope for better luck next
time. With him there would be several very
important requisites-"is be honest, is he
capable" and is he in favor Of popular SOW.
ereignty"
We are not as much of Mormon exter-
minator as great many, for believe that
if the truth was known, that the government
officials treated the Mormon Church and
families rather shabbly; and am one of
those that think they did not do much wrong
in forming kind Of Vigilant Committee,
and making them vaniOse the ranch Op.
posing the Army of the U. s. is another
thing
1t is little grinding, as the Gen. says,
that every extra wife Brigham and Heber
has, is depriviDg the rest of US of one, but
misbehave.
This much at least they should have cred
it for. at the call of Uncle Sam, to raise with
alacrity regiment of six hundred men, and
march thousand miles over an inhabited,
barren and almost trackless plain to his as
slstance. UTAH.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

DEATH OF Mr.. w. G. SMITH.--A tele.
graphic despatch was received here yester.
day announcing the death of Mr.. W. c.
Smith, while being taken toward Sacranen.
to from Marysville. We are told that he wa:
accompanied by his brother, J. McKinstry
Smith Esq, and A. M. Tymeson Esq. The
body will be brought back here for inter
ment. The insanity and sudden death Of
Mr.. Smith have excited sensations of sur.
prise and regret in all this community
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GsY HOstetter's Celebrated stomach
itters-for Jahndice, Dyspepsia, Nervous Chronic
Debility-are very pleasant In taste and smell, and
can be taken under any circumstances. In case Of
Dyspepsia i; acts like magic, strengthening the tone
OF the stomach stimulating the digestive powers and
giving rnddy health TO the cheek and brightness to
the eye. In all cases of diseases of the stomach.
whether acute or Chronic, 1t may be recommended
for Its soothing. cordial and renovating influence
Dyspepsia, heartburn loss of appetite, nasea nervous
remors, relaxation debility, &C., relieved by the
Bit;ers in very short space OF time, and persever-
ance Ia theiruse fails to Tork thorough cnre
Kept at all the popular saloons and principal drug
stores.
Co FRAUD.--We would call attention of the
public against a fraud daily practiced upon the un-
suspecting, in the article Of DIR. J. HOSTETTER's $
CELEBRATED sToMACH BlTTERs Since these
celebrated Bittsrs have become so popular, Others
have been making preparations to initiate it, and in
some cases have purchased Oil bottles and re>flled
them. We would advise all persons TO buy Of none
but respectable dealers; the genuine are all covered
with metallic cap, and the name on it, For sale by
PARK & WHITE.
Sole agenisfor the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington street, San Francisco.
COTTON & MoDERMOTT,
D-9m Agents, Oroviils.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

LET US HAVE BALL.-It is q long time
since we bad ball in Oroville, and we sug.
gest that somebody or somebodies get up a
ball for the approaching 22d Of February
We ought to show our reverence for the
memory Of "the father Of his country" as
we'll rs other people do, and we see by the
papers that in nearly every city and town in
the State. preparations are being made to
properly celebrate the day.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09
Sacrament News.


The Age of Sunday furnishes US with the
following items:
A poor fellow suffering from an attack of
delirium tremens, went to place on K.
street and asked for some strychnine with
which TO kill himself. Salts were admins
tered to him but with what effect we can on
ly imagine.
James Hamilton, lad of sixteen, was
found guilty of grand larceny in the Court
of Sessions.
A boy had his hand badly lacerated by
the exploding of powder flask. He used a
match careessly.
The three culprits who escaped from the
chain gang have been caught.
The Sisters of Mercy were to have fair
last evening
II A. Caulfed was acquitted of charge
of perjury, on which he was tried before the
Court of Sessions.
Confidence Engine Company are to have o
ball on the evening of the 22d.
Wash Montgomery alias "Kentuck," was
tried for assault on Tommy Lyons. and ac-
quilted.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

NOWHERE The Boston Journal announ.
ces the startling fact that there are four
persons confined in the Suffolk county Jail
charged with murder. Suffolk is the county
in which Boston is situated. Four murder
ers may be good many for the Boston Jail,
but the Butte Jail held thirteen last fall,
two of whom are now under sentence OF
death,
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

AN AcQUITAL.--A colored man named
Alex. Robinson, who has for sometime back
been confined on the Sacramento Prison
Brig charged with rape. has been tried aud
acquitted. When he was first suspected Of
the crime, some Lynch-lawyers whipped
him almost to death. and then put salt aud
pepper on his back. So the State Journal
says.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

DRAWER AND DRAw The Sacramento
Bee of Friday in relating n story about a
felonous attempt upon shop till or money
drawer, styles said cash box "a draw" The
attempt Of the would.be drawer, If success
full, would have been "a draw" but the box
from which the drawer would have drawn
the draw is drawer. Positive draw. com.
parative drawer, supcrlative pulled "plnm
out"
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

New PENrENrIARY.-The Age says that
Governor Weller and Secretary Fornnn went
to Folsom on Saturday to see about select
ing site for a new Penitentiary. 1t is
thought to be much preferable locality to
the one now occupied. being easy of access
and there being plenty Of material for the
convicis to work upon, and Of which to con-
struct the proposed prison.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09
San francisco News.

date of Feb. 9TH, we find the fol-
lowing news in yesterdays Express:
Orlinski's trials have been commenced
He stands convicted of three of the charges
against him He defended his own case with
considerable ability.
The trial of Willis Corse is to commence
on the 18th.
The little girl who was so badly burned
on Saturday morning is dead.
Two men of Mexican or Spanish descent.
had personal difficulty some years since,
and one Of them, Mariana Plunello, attempt
ed on Saturday to assassinate the other,
whose name is Vincente Real. Mariana is
under arrest
The Oregon Steamer Pacific had arrived.
She brings no news.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
County Treasurer's Office.

ORovILLE, February Sd, 1858.
Notice hereby given that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund.
registered between the sth and 2lst of August
1857, inclusive, that the same will be paid on
presentation at this office, and after this date
said Warrants will cease to bear interest. and
if not presented within sixty days from the date
hereof the moneys for said warrants will be appro.
prated to pay the next in order OF registry.
WIN. LATTIMORE
Treasurer Butte County.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

DEsTITuTIoN The Stockton .Argus says
that lady named Quin, from Michigan. is
stopping Mt Mexican House in that city, in
IA entirely destitute condition. Her hus-
band died on the Plains, ana all that was
left her has since been sold for means where
with to support herself and children. She
has brother in California whom she is anx-
ious to see.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

ANOTHER WIFE BEArER.--There is q
professional wife beater who lives at WASH
ingson. opposite Sacramento. named james
Clifford. who banged and battered his better
half on Friday, and was put on board the
Sacramento prison brig to avoid lynching
in his own county. So the Bee tellsus.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

CoNvALEscING Justice Berry is fast re-
covering from the wound which he received
in the shooting match at his Office. He is so
far recovered as to exercise crutch naviga-
tion, and if no further accidents happen will
be all right for busines, in few days.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

Our CORRESPONDENT, "UrAH."-Wep pub
lish to-day letter from correspondent
who signs himself "Utah." He is long
way off the track on the Mormon and Vigi-
lante questions, but is as ''sound as roach"
on Kansas matters. We endorse his De-
mocraey but deplore his heresy on the other
matters he treats of
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

A DESERVED WHIppINa.--The Express
tells a story about Portuguese who +" muss'
ed" with Mexican boy and finally made
arrangements for fighting 1t out la muscle
Just as the twain squared off, the Portu.
gese drew Ave shooter which the Mexican
took away from him and beat him over the
head until outsiders interfered and stopped
the battle.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

COMING DowN.-Drinks are sold at Bit
at the bar of the Orleans Hotel Sacramento
We judge from this that the present legisla-
tors are either unusually virtuous, or grow
ing stingy. Perhaps however, the Orleans
grog isn't as good as it might be.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

GONE HoME.--The Bee local man let's ue
know that J. G. McCallum, formerly Sena-
tor from Ell Dorado county, has gone to the
Atlantic States, and that he (McCallum)
condescended to say good bye to him as he
went on hoard the steamer.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09
An oroxilre chain Gang.

We learn that there is to a chain gang
formed of some of the occupants Of the
county Jail. Under an act of the Legisla-
ture passed some two years since, the Sheriff
is allowed to contract with responsible par
ties for the hire of certain classes Of prison.
ers, and should the Town Trustees desire to
work the streets with convict labor, they
can do so by making proper contract with
the Sheriff-provided that officer sees ct to
hire out his boarders. We have long be-.
leved that chain gang would result bene-
ficially In more ways than one petty crimes
would be less frequent, and the county
would be saved large outlay of money up
on vicious and lazy horde of vagabonds.
Oroville has long been infested with nu.
merous population of vagrants, and they
should either be frightened away by the
prospect of a membership of the chain gang,
or at once enrolled in its ranks and set at
work upon the streets.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

CosTLf LUXURY. There should beresolu.
tions passed excluding ladies from the gall
cries of the Assembly and Senate. While
they are there, every squirt in the Legsa.
ture has to waste the States time in talking
for the ladies ears and his own exhibition.
"Put 'em out ~
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09
The Arcade saloon!

CHARLEY LEGATE is now the Commanderin
Chief OF the Arcade Saloon, and wishes Orovillians
and the world in general to know that he has just
received a flesh supply of Wines Liquors ana Lager
Beer, and sets Lunch twice day for the benefit OF
his customers. He serves up oyster and clam soup
hash. stews, Boston crackers and bakers bread in
any quantity, and tree AT that. Drinks l21a cents us
usual. n9
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

FRAIL BurLpINGs.-The Bee Of Saturday
tells of the erection in Sacramento of GER.
tain very frail brick buildings which il
warns the firenen from approaching in case
of FIRE. The unsafe houses ere being built
for Chinese tenants
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

PLAcERvILLE MATTERs.-The Democ rat
is our authority for the subjoned items
Mr.. Robinson and "Family" are shortly
to occupy the Placerville Theatre.
At the Holdforth Quartz lead, located at
Kelsey's, about five miles from Placerville, a
Mill has been erected, with an engine OF
forty horse power, and eighteen stampers,
which crush twenty tons in twenty fou r
hours. The lead is rich and easily worked.
Five thousand two hundred and ninety
six dollars, are the proceeds of one month s
collections of Foreign Miners license, in Ell
Dorado county. .....
A gold nugget weighing one hundred dol
lars was taken from Spanish Flat recently.
1t is said that one man makes regularly
one thousand dollars per week from tunnel
in IIangtown Hill.
The Pacific Quartz Company's ledge yields
upwards of $4,000 per week.
Mr.. Moody Sterritt was killed by the cav.
ing of his claim at Spanish Hill on Thurs
day,
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

Folsom held meeting on Saturday night
and expressed themselves opposed to the
consolidation of Sacramento City and coun-
ty, but in favor Of dividing the county. So
the Age informs us.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

Coon BRiDGE.--The editor Of the Express
has looked upon new bridge which has been
erected by L. W. Thomas across the Yuba
River at Linda. He prOnounces it substan-
tial and 455 feet long.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

New TowN.-A correspondent of the CAL
ifornia Farmer says that new town has
been laid out on the San joaquin at place
formerly known as Burns Landing. The
new town is to be called Patterson.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

Morn INSANITY "A woman who for some
time past has been acting as servant in
Che Spring House, Marysville, was taken tc
the county Jail on Sunday morning. She
has evidently been CROSSED in love" She
will be taken TO Stockton. So the Express
says.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

VuLTuRE SHoT--A hunter named Wright
shot vulture in Napa Valley. the other
day, which weighed ninety pounds. It
measured fourteen feet from tip to tip.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09
oRoyILLE. TUESDAY, FEB. 9th. 1855.

10 Mr.. John III. LfIlard is authorized Il
recsivs subscriptions and collect moneys for tb'
Daily and Td-weekIy Butte Record. Persons ivini
at distance obtain the paper BY furnishing hin
with their names.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

JUMPERS Various persons with no fear
Of law before their eyes, and disregarding
the rights of others have lately been jump.
ing city lots in Sacramento. The Settlers
Association have siguiied their disapproval
Of the Jumping process.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

AMALGAMATIoN.-In the San Francisco
Public Schools the negro children and white
ones are oil together. The Board of Educa.
tion are going to seperate them. They new
er should have allowed them to 90 together.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

JUDGE FIELD.-Thc Sacramento Union
says that Judge Field is lying sick in San
Francisco. We regret to learn of the Judges
illnesa
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09
DIR. JAMES NJ. VANCE,

Dry Creek Butte County, California. Office three
miles south of Forkners ranch, ten miles north west
of Oroville. Special attention given to the treat
ment of chronic diseases, affections of the Eyes &c.
Jan. S. 1883
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09
NOTICE.
SHERIFF's OFFICE.

SHERIFF'S OFFICE.
Butte County, California,
NJ SERVICES will be performed in any civil ac-
uoh or proceeding until the fee for such service s
paid by The party requiring the service. This rule
VIII be strictly adhered to- without distinction of per-
sohS' N. ID. PLUM,
No'' i''h' Sheriff Butte Co.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

WoN'r REsrGN'-It is currently reported
that Mr.. Whitman will not give way to the
newly appointed Controller, Mr.. Malony.-
This will probably bring the cause before
the Supreme Court.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

SETTLING UP.--The Stockton Argus says
that the valley lying between the San Joa-
quin River and the coast range is fast being
settled by farmers. The land win be irri-
gated with water from an Artssian we'll