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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-09

Az . mctiinr u nhc Huienl1 ,
EUREKA lusliln0e, W tie i,h Of IN
.,ho following preamble md IesIl
Asiqn. we're daeIed by The comnlg
appointed 70 haft VS. Q'plisns I
presiye Of tho feelings u The nj
as,as u this lnsi,atiou, and uaes|
mously adnrted
WllErLAs, q coumudca,ion IL q
panck sg,n, published oyc, tho 3
nature VI IAN advocate u Heor|
" reply to a person calling Mr.
"kWoka STUDENT" is ElI,d NJ
mIewprcscnlaticus calculated 70 n
Ate fal Impressions. therefore,
hssotrei, Thu, the author u d
communication, Ia his allusiom
the Students d Eureka, has eviA5
a mo.lwuni inl apd cav,bus dlpd
ZION.
Rrsoh "a That lehasv'lelys ID
dcrci hciutelligcni and II das.dl
people u this soa muniV, BY ri
mi misrepresentation.
RoSsires, Tint his sc., IN
gard 10 apiicultare, Il hsb.hsl !
time hoaoredsc Hing. is contrary
public opinion aud worthy on! 4
braiulcss Top.
Resoked, That ii amy reply
made to the vi, We resolutions,
lsaid auth r, We leave hnm as AZ
jCct even beneath tic reach ol {
tempt, TO vallow in the native q
hole from which hs .prnng.
Resoitsd, That 1t the person l
Ing himself '.karcAa s'udcn,,"
iually be u s,uteu, Of this LIS,
ton, We gresen, him a copy OF "
%ls,ct's Dictionary, aud caTncsily
lucs.him ,o's'udy "
Rs.heh Ihat il said p"issl
not . student Vi this Institution.
will dlseess h,s name. We .seud
to school six wonIls, tuition frsl
u Reschred. Tbas a copy Of I
resolutions be sent 10 The Eii!o|
The Pamela srsa for rublissdOa
\ ". X OLIVER, CnAiSxA,
4, ". L Az VIZ, s ersfary.
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To ,hs Ladies'.

Il has bsen ~sargesiei hat the
ladies resolve themselves into q
"Commil,ee Of lhc vLole',o pro
cure materials and manufacture an
American laf, TO be raised on q
libey pols, on The approaching
Anniversary Of American ladcpen.
ienee, Come, ~ flair, patriotic,
noble daughters OF noble %sircs, re.
member The women OF the Rcyolu.
ton who made kRap-sacks apd
cartridges for their husbands ADD
Sons. The spirI, Of liberty has mol
died out 10 your hearts. Go toworl
and matc Us a large, handsome apg
for The "elorious ith." Who VIII
take the lead In this ma,isr, W,
shall sso. y.
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81 The SANDER market, here.
absais, has been very brist, Tor
sssls past IIchlcrs (oi Tongues, J
ass pssAias their s,oelsea ressilcrs.
and slsAe~gA there is no, the lsss,
dessna fes.Aakriic'e, Il pss,s, very
current, a. . vsry l1s ss,ima,e.-
We think dealers could Ca a uscl
pro6.ablc trade, say, To- saauplc.
The, Of Colporseurs or Miss.ansri,s
smong their families.
We have heard of some sser..
transactions In he above article, but
the hoops being loose, there vas an
ussvOidabls escape Of tho rav mate.
rial, sna the ~consequen, exposure.
The gossip marke, Is VERY brisk
vish . continual demand for msrc.
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ifgm ne upotd Msfpg
A Gigantic swindls southern Pa
ellie RAilsssd.

Again have The Southern people
been made the iupcs u a Northern
twihdla Tho suulllem Pacific Rail.
roalsubtme has turned oat TO be
one ~ the most stupcndens frauds
ever pracIiea1 upon our people
Every ono Who invested a dulIar Ia It
has been dupcd.
This Southern Pacific Railroad
project owes IL birth to. 10 les o
parsonage shan tho notorious polil.
cal STOCK jobbci, and Abol,uon rap
scallion, Robert ]. Walker, who,
three ~ fsur years age, gol II M ut
Nib.o's Gntlen, Ncw Y0H, ami. the
iyst day the books we're opened he
subscribed z t0,pO0, 400 Of stock, aud
Mr.. joel q. Sever, y Wall Street
tanker, took SO, 300, 900 stock
they then went homo to dinner, got
trunk, and then went BAD md sub.
scrlbcd Tor further similar amounts.
Finding that there VAS \ wan, Of
confidence in the scheme u the South,
so long az the Office and o majority
Of the Directory we're al the North.
they transferred the Office, books and
papers TO New Orlcam--elcc,ea q
Southern Directory, aud pu, George
5, icrgvr, OF M.ssissippi 10 ,hc
Presidents chair. Tbi, stroke Of
policy, i seems, At once raiscd tho
scheme to a pitch Of unlimited con.
hdeace among Souiherncrs. The
State Of Texas donated eight million
acres Of land aud a large sum Of
money 70 Every milc Of Road en-.
plceJ % The Company The Dircc.
lory issaei proposli,sns in sasct thai
} any one who would pay five dollar
would receive a certificate Of on,
handcd dollars worth Of stock
sut!ea 10 no further draft. ThiI
Company, IN other Scrds, proposed
to psy one hundred dollars FOR fv,
dollars, and build the Grca, Pacif,
Railroad, too. Large amounts OIL
these bonss were Fsrsn to editors
; provided they xoula blow for III,
Company. AID they dsl llsw lusti.
" for the thing. The stock went a
rs FAST ~ shot OF Of . sh0sel.-
: Plausible mcn we're dispssehcd from
, New Orleans up the Mnsissip , riye,
VITA cart Leads Of blank c~suliea,cs
whos,sprcd at al the cities and dis.
: posed Of them In admitted quanh
lies. The Citisens Of Memphis, :,
r leas. Louisville and Cincinnati
/. bough. milIions Of dollars Of ii,
worthless trash. Rcpds amounting
to very near two millions vcre ofere,
lvr sale .. Memphis ssd Nc .hinl
very neat all scla. Jcrshs FowIke
was he director in claei ofshe Com
a pany's matters in, arusni. sbon, an,
|. Zoe the city oil Memphis.
lbcre IL as yss On unwritte
; chapter IN the hvivyof this gigsa,i
Transaction. The Directors an
Stockholders Of New Orleans recent
. y held : meeting al vAish they a
. accorded in the opinion shas The
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sis ~ aHly sHhsfsai hralfs h tha'
fif - fesslts WI RHp igha siel atfH
sausala o. lhs stss Aai ~ ~ssllaeiihl
tlfHf Mas lyih,
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A Rrcn DoctusSr.-we have
received sdeciicily origiasl "pOms''
from a ncw contributor a, Ilys.eus.
su.slcd Go il While you're young"
The article shall certainly Ami a
choice corner in the mex, ipae Of The
Sraa. "Tras,y"is "some punkin.n
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en- The Pensacola Observer
says; Oh is tho true policy Of
southern men to spend their runners
I, the South. Let Southern men-
as men Of pruieucc-as home loving
mcn-secs summer rv,rea,s In thcis
own neighborhocd. LIS, Southern
men commence to care the evil Of
abscutccism, aud &c, up a barrier
against the inrcad upon our society.
o. he fashionable fcllies Of our
NcF,Aesn neiehhors.'
Sound doctrine that. We have .,
good ssmnsr resorts IN The South,
both Tor hsal;h aud pleasure, as car
he found elsewhere. and lie true
friends Of the South viii certainly
give them the preferences.
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The nv. NJ Harris. ~lpls,ppal
niaIsisf viii preach 10 %l'aaola W lh'
~ rabhalh IN essIy manlt .Hil.
fufllHf hailtt
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wnRAr PANS

Farmers in need Of whea, Fans,
are requested 10 cali al ". 7. Wal.
sins' Store in I'aucla, and examine
his stock.
May %. AS. is-sv.
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honld jaiga lIarfltoh have Noticed
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bhtto jaage I'uihl Anl nni Why.
could h. have suptesra fbe maitst
would have rested lcicl-fur, IN o
,hprt time d,ermpls, did nor The
people sl@ e~cnsidvseit they led some
interest N THE WolAer o jcr Jnlgc
lllnfson's namc 70 be anhouaved n
tho SrAn, ~ leir candidate, vlere
II has remained ever siuee, and wlsesr
4 & will continue unyl he y elected o.
lelcalsA2 And Aein did not judge
Harrison write u letter and Circulate
. one thousand copies throughout The
: county, defining hccys lpifly ani
inukly, no prshionf Wss no, that
sller olso pnbhshcd IN M swan,
u tul lynn ,tfrt.Di nv stNLnut,d eaur
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- The TsllsAAichie. river, bar.
asuas ~ ypnAssa p.rs Of our
ssva. = ~ ~ stll rsiae.
Pisy ~ pr l1uuGDL - 49,
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The daily Butte record., 1858-03-16

IscENDrAKY ATrEMpr.-A; about 12
o'clock. last night. an attempt was made to
fire the frame building next door below the
corner of and Front streets. Some theatre
behind the lining. which had been cut for
the purpose. and then ignited Mr.. John
King, of Confidence Engine Co being in the
neighborhood, observed the light. and imms-
distely procuring q couple Of buckets Of wa.
ter, extiuguished the flames. As a strong
wind was prevailing at the time. had the fire
gained headway, the loss would have been
immense. 1t is not known who the incendi-
ary was Sac .fge
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-16
Oroville, Jan. 4, 1851

e~ Hostetter's Celebrated sso"ac"
Bl,er.for Jatndice. Dyspepsia, Nervous or Ch'on'c
pebillty-are very pleasant in taste aud SMELL anu
can he taken under any circumstances In case OF
Dv.nep.ia II acts like magic, strengthening tne tone
of the stomach stimulating the digestive powers ana
giving r,ddy health to the cheek and brightness 10
the eve. In all cases OF diseases OF the stomach
uhetbe, acute or chronic, It may be recommended
70, liza soothing cordial and reDovating influence
nv.pep,ia. heartburn loss Of appetite, nasea nervous
,,euors. relaxation debility, &C. are relieved oy me
ritter. In very short space OF 'ime and perseVef-
=, thai, use never fails TO ~ork thorough cure
Keep, q. ali the popular saloons and principal ofus
stores. a.
~ FRAttb.-we would call attention OF the
,..l,e .pain., fraud daily practeed upon the un.
',.,er,,nv. in the article u DR.. j. HosTETTERs
CrfE1RArgp STOMACH BirTERs. Since the'e
celebrated B,u.rs have become 90 popular others
have been making preparations TO initiate II AND ID
.o,ns c.... have purchased old bottles and re'ned
,ssr We would sdvise all persons to buy q none
-.o.,.n,e dealers; the genuine are all covered
~ns . rs,.,ic cap, and the name on It, For sale oJ
WIN '"' PARK l. WHITE.
sole agents for the Pacific Coast,
Isa washington street. San Francisco
coLToN h McDERMorr.
Agents, oroviils.
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KNOCKED DowN.-Thursday evening be.
tween 9 and 10 o'clock. man was knocked
down and robbed of $50, ar Maiden Lane,
between First and Second streets. His arm
was broken with budgoon (probably) and
his face considerably bruised He lay sense
less after the first blow, and remained so for
several hours. After recovering his senses,
he got up, without assistance and went to a
hotel, where he was attended by Dr.. Rice
He WAS from Orovile. and on his way to the
Southern mines, but returned to Orov'le, in
the stage, yesterday, for the purpose of re.
eeiving the charities Of the Butte County
Hospital -Erpress 1871.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-16

A STEAMBOAT Sell "A sham duel scene
was enacted at point below Stockton, be
tween two gentlemen named Stewart and
Heron. just as the steamer was passing, on
Thursday last The parties fired, aud one
fell. The engine of the Cornela was revers-
ed, the bell rung, and all on board were anx-
ious to get the news. The supposed wound
ed man, however, was taken back to the city
In q boat. and the steamer proceeded on,
doubtless to spread the news Of terrible
fight Sac. Union
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-16

BELLIGERENr ALEs.-Two Spanish
or Mexican females got to quarreling, on
Saturday night last, Mt or near dance. house
at the corner of Virgin Alley and Second ST.,
when one drew pistol and shot at the other.
fhe other jerked out hers. for the purpose
of returning the compliment. when it went
off accden,ly and wounded her ankle. That
ended the difficulty DR. Grove was called
to her assistance. lie pronounces the wound
severe one but not dangerous, it being q
hesh. wound, merely. Cal Express 10Th.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-16

MURDER TRIAL-The case of Marion Wit
hurst, indicted for the murder of A A Ma
son, in Placer Co., is still progressing in the
4th District Court, before Judge Hager. The
prosecution closed. and the defence commeu-
ced calling witnesses this morning. The de-
fence is endeavoring to show or 70 create an
impression that the doctors, and not With.
urst. killed the deceased Another point in
the defence is, that some other person, and
not the prisoner. struck the deadly blow
.vetcs Telegram.
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New Books Jus. received per last steamer
County Treasurer's ONCE,

OROvILLE. March ID, 1883. \
Notice shereby given. that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund
registered between the 22d and Goth of August
1887, inclusive. that the same Will he paid on
presentation nj 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
psialed to pay the next in order OF registry.
WM. LATTlMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, &c.,

For the Lungs, Coughs, Soh"s' ~e'--
wIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY imparts new
vigor to vital action and relieves the system by open
ing the pores Of the skim and promoting the secre-
tions az the mucous matter Its action Is surdoric,
sedatve and expectorant. by opening the pores, al
laying irrtaion and by rendering the expulsion OF
mucous matter easy. Those who take Balsam will
feel immediate relief from the distressing irratons
that accompany aectaions of the respiratory organs
The pores have been closed-the Balsam opens them
The lungs suffer from rritation--the irritation is
soothed the pulse Is violent and feverish-they are
.oftened and the membrane is relieved OF its
enforcement with rapidtty and ease All BY the use
of th. useful remedy. CAUTION AS there are man
counterfeits, look we'll at the signature before pur-
chasing: take none unless 1t has the name OF "San.
ford 4 Park" engraved on the outside wrapper, all
others are base limitations.
COTTON l. McDERMOrT, Agents, Orovllie.
PARK 4 WHITE, Importers and wholesale agents
for all genuine Patent Medicines, 1872 Washington
street, San Francisco feb27.2m
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-16

APALAcE IN THE UNITED SrATEs The
official residence Of the Governor of the State
of North Carolina. at Raleigh, which is own.
ed by the State, is called by law .'the Gov.
ernor's Palace" This is the only building
in the United States which is legally aud off,
cially called palace. The lower branch OF
the Legislature is called the House of Com.
mons.-Er.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-16
GOLD HILL STORE
f. O 7 8 a L G !!

"E intend to Leave, and II you
w wish good bargain and the best frame ssore
In Buue county, suitable for banking. merchaho, 70 =
zing, or almost any other business. CALL AND SEE
US Part eau remein on mortgage. We WIZ hhs
wise sell two or more shares in the PARKS CLAIM
one In the BUCKEYE. and two more 10 the sh-
and warranted not to cut the eyeteeth Of any pur
chaser, unless he should give "pile" for them we
closing business, therefore during the next monin
our goods shall be SOLD CHE 7P FOR CASH. ano
those indebted N may avoid trouble by calling soo
Settling et Once. GEO PRfNTf,
Fes g 1855 c, l. PARKe
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OrOviIle Turn Vercin.

Regular meetings aye held on the second AM
fourth Wednesday OF every month, nj O'Clock p NJ
Turn Exercises every Tuesday and Friday, nt
O'Clock p NJ.
BY Order. SIMON X. ROSBNThAb, Secy.
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NOTICE.
SJtERIFF,s OFFICE,

SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Butte County California,
NO SERVICES will be performed In any civil ac.
ton or proceeding until the fee for such service is
paid by the party requiring the service. This rule
viii he strictly adhered TO- without distinct IN Of per
.ons. N. ID. PLUM,
Nov. t3tb. sheriff Butte Co.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-16
PDAILY BUTTE RECORD.
oRovILLE, TUESDAY, MARCH Is, 1868.

MARRIAGE DRAMArIcALLY. - Yankee
Adams and Miss Rowena Granlce were
married, in this city, on the 9th, by Rev j..
A. Benton. Sac, .4ge.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-16
DIR. JAMES NJ. vANC,

Dry Creek, Butte County, California. once three
miles south Of Forkners ranch, ten miles north wes
of orovile. Special attent'n given to the treat
ment of chronic diseases, affections Of the Eyes, &C
Jan. g. 1858
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-16
Nov. 18Th

n-S-we would call attention To the Gard OF DIR Van
Zandt, of san Francisco who is treating Eye and Ear
Diseases with truly great success, since his return
from abroad Once in Wrighrs bull Ing, NV. cor
ner Of Montgomery aud Jackson street, where he
m " be consulted daily i2-'m
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-16

" DIR. J. l.. Ctapkay's reputation is rap
idly spreading through this State and Oregon as we
learn from reliable sources. lie is practcing with
remarkable success. aud has deservedly secured
public conf ience Those needing medical aid would
do well TO call Tor wrte a. his Institute, In San Fran.
cisco We refer the reader to the Doctors advertise.
ment in another column.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-16
Romans Erancais.

Mes.ieurs Garnham n Lockwood eferent au pub
lie Francas dc Butte county un grand assortment
des meilleurs ouvrages des autcurs du steele.
d1s BUREAU DE LA POSTE.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-16
rnANK1ln RoYAL ARoH oHAPrER. U. D

"a Stated meetings hold in the Masonic
%AyHall on the second and fourth Fridays OF each
"montb. II. A. GAsTON, NJ. Z. H. P'1
G. +. CoLros, Secretary.
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DIR. Nj. yROOMAN.

VIII hereafter have his Office at T. Il. l.. Masuret
Drug Store. Myers itreet, near the corner OF hyer
aud Montgomery. hls
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DIR. j. Z. YOUNG, whose advertisement al
yerii>ement appears IN another c"umn,s the pioneer
advertising Physician in this State, has cured more
patients than any other Attention Is called to his
advertisement.
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Notice.

The property holders OF the Town OF oros''le ar'
hereby informed that Section first OF Ordinance no
4 will be strictly enforced fromthis date.
RS. MAYNARD, Capt OF Police,
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Valentines! Valentines!

st. Valentines day approaches. Next Sunday, the
liih inst 1T will have arrived. Perhaps ST. Valentine
is the only saint in the calender now popularly re-
membcred, and in anticipation OF large demand we
have purchased and have for sale an extensive as
sortment of SENTIMENTAL AND COMIC VALEN-
TINES at figures VARYING from Is cts to SB 90.
GARNlIAM Il LOCKWOOD,
Post Office literary Depot.
P.S The attention of our friends is respectfully
called 10 the facility afforded them by our position, Of
dropping their favors directly Into The Post Office.
Confidence in all cases strictly maintained.
q l..
New Books just received per last steamer
"IMpESDISa ORIIs OF THE SOUTH" ''kIASA," a
romance OF the Sandwich Islands; the American and
Tribune Almanacs, and for sale at the
POST OFFICE LITERARY DEPOT.
Feb. l0-1w
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guyAR, Pitch. Rosin and oakum. for sale by
John 8. ALBRU.