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Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-16
kanzns and f.ongress.


The news brought by the Golden Age and
published yesterday, clearly indicates that
the Kanzas question will be the occasion of
fierce Congressional struggle, and it is for
that body to say whether the people of Kan
'zas shall choose n constitution for them
selves. or whether the power of the General
Government shall be exerted force an OBJ.
jectionaI one upon them for term of seven
years. We had interpreted the Message of
President Buchanan as merely submitting
the question to Congress, showing on the
one side, the correctness of the principles of
the KaBzas. Nebraska act as understood by
the Democracy, and the policy Ga forced
settlement of the agitation on the other
We have never believed that Congress
would accept of the Lecompton Constitution,
but that it would be sent back to the people,
for their adoption or rejection,in accordance
with the well-defned position Of the Democ-
racy Upon this subject. We object to the
idea that those principles were enunciated
'Vi NV oo'O Pui pooC Va SCbbAuR tuC HuCotiOn
of slavery in Kanzas but rather for the
heretofore generally admitted purpose of
settling all questions proper to be determn-
ed by the fundamental law of q new State.
With as much propriety might any other
question affecting the interests of the terri
tory, been selected 20 meet the require
mn mt nff hn MT md fhn ty,l Loo
OF popular sovereignty, and to justify Con
gress in forcing by the strong arm of the
law, an Objectionable constitution upon the
people of Kanzas, until 1864, at which time
the Lecompton Convention graciously per-
mits the sovereign people Of the State to
amend their Constitution. Ia the mean
time the whole power of the Federal Gov
eminent, if necessary, must be invoked to
support the edict Of a convention called into
existence by very inconsiderale portion of
KaHzas. Was ever'anything more arbitrary
or more at war with the principles affirmed
by the Cincinnati Convention, and re- af-
frmed by our own State Convention in July
last,
In the course of day or SO we shall have
more full reports of Congressional proceed
ings than that received by telegraph, upon
which present spesulations are founded. In
the meantime the statement of Senator
Douglass that the acceptance of the Lecomp.
ton constitution by Congress, was not to be
regarded as an administration measure,
foreshadows it's rejection in that body.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-16
Butte COuntyin the Legislature.

Speaker Whitesides seems to have consid-
cred Butte county as having but little
right to have "say" in legislative commit
tees, md in his appointment thereof has
omitted our menber, Mr.. Kitchens, from
them all save one, that of Counties and
County Boundaries While we are glad to
see our Representative a member of that
committee-our boundaries being as usual.
liable to the yearly attack of our envious
neighbours, we are dissatisfied that Mr..
Kitchens is appointed place on that com.
mttee. alone. Butte has a right to claim
first rank in miniag counties, if for no other
reason than that, she has paid more money
into the State Treasury at one time than
any OF hers sister mining counties, and in
this view of the case, Mr.. Kitchens should
have been assigned place on the committee
on "Mines and Mining Interests" Howev-
er, perhaps we should be satisfied, the
"grea north" having been proven by Sc
ries of trials to be of but little importance :;
but then in case the s ate should be dis
tricted, she might be called upon to raise her
voice. and marshal her FIVE thousand voters
to participate in the election Of o Congress
man Ambitious Speakers, while exercising
polite course towerI influential log ol-
lers in various portions Of the State, should
al least treat prominent mining county
with reas rble consideration, and'endeavor
to merit gratitude from constituents, who
may at some future time, be more numer-
ously represented in State conventions than
they now unfortunately are in the Leglsla-
ture. Time ut last sets all things eve0.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-16
Legislative.

We clip the following summary of the
proceedings of the 18th, from the State J6ur-
nal:
In the Senate, petitions for a Sunday law
were presented. acd duly referred
The subject of a Constitutional Conven-
ton was taken up, the returns upon that
question having been sent in by Hon. Ferris
Forman, Secretary of State. A joint COM
mittee of five from each House was appoint
ed, to take into consideration that portion
of Gev Johnson's message referring to the
subject. MIR. Holiday, Of san Francisco,
has introduced preamble and resolutions
declaring that the vote in September upon
the question did not constitute an assent Of
the people to the proposition for holding a
Convention, and consequently the Legisla-
ture has no power to call ne.
Senator Ferguson, introduced his subti-
sute to the present attachment law.
Senator Bell introduced a bill for the sale
Of school lands
There was other business Of local interest
also transacted
In the House, Mr. Stakes gave notice of n
bill concerning slaves who have escaped from
persons travelling through this State, The
same gentleman gave notice Of two other
acts, one of which was to amend that con
corning the estates of deceased PERSONS
This law needs much revision rs at present
it is both cumbrous and oppressive He
will present his resolutions in regard to the
Pacific steamer monopoly to-day.
Mr., Hill. of Sierra, gave notice Of an act
to define the rights OF water ditch compa-
MES
New regulations were proposed by Mr.
Stafford for clerk hire for the Assembly.
The vote whereby paper folder was pro-
vided for. was reconsidered, and one Of the
Pages is to act in that capacity.
A resolution offered by Mr. Sherwin, that
no member should receive his per diem when
absent on other than public business, was
laid upon the table
Mr.. Mccoy introduced an inquiry into the
expediency of aboishing the Office Of Pub
lie Administrator
william Wilson Smith wants 10 be lawful
ly made William Wilson Lawton, and so
asks
AS economy - to be the order Of the day,
perhaps a fee sufficient to cover all the ex-
penses of passing and printing bills for the
benefit of private individuals might be Of adj
vantage to the finances, and nothing more
than just to the State.
The judiciary Committee were allowed a
clerk, and the Committee on ElecEons were
also allowed one temporarily.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-16

WISCONSIN, CoRRUPTIoN.-A mystery,
says the Fort Saith, ARKANSAS Herald,
equal to the Bardel, is perp!exing the peo-
ple of Wisconsin. Gov. Rashford entered
office two years ago, poor man, his salary
was 81, $50 per annum, and he is about to
retire rich How he could DO so was mys-
terry until the Milwaukee News threw light
upon the subject. The Governor, much
against the wish of the people Of Milwau-
kee, approved the La Crosse Railroad grant
of lands; for the execution approval Sl0,-
600 IN cath and $4,000 in bonds was paid.
The Milwaukee News ought to be ashamed
of adding to the long list of corrupt Repub-
lican officials. the Supreme Court Governor
Of Wisconsin. Can any body tell how. much,
if anything, was paid TO the Supreme Court
for making Bsshford Governor.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-16

POLICE MATERIAL man named James
Dowdy, accused of being q rowdy, was
charged with stealing bill-he was exempt
ed from the charge, and allowed to go at
large, but the charge is held against him
still. Proof was insufficient, the prosecu
ton was deficient to properly sustain the
complaint, so a noiie pros was unfettered,
and "in law" is as spotless as a saint.
All, Hah and Luck, (three celestals) have
been stuck into the County Jail They are
charged with stealing rice, fniueteen sacks,
to be nice) They are all tied together by
the tail A fellow named Comanche Char
ley, stole watch and run away; Mr. Gam
brel with horse went and caught him 10th
err day. Charley now is in the JAIL Wasting
there to have his trial Berry sent him
there to board Notwithstanding his denial Of
the damniDg accusation, and within that
Jail he'll lie, till his guilt or his pursation
shall be known with certainty.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-16

MoRE INSANITY. We are sorry 70 OBJ
serve that J. W. Brumagim, Esq. OF the
"Well known and favorite" House of Drum-
agim & Co., Marysville, has become insane.
and that while he should be praising God,
and attending to three per cent, is going
madly about the streets of Marysville So
Letting subscriptions in aid of the Downie-
vile sufferers. IL is a lamentable fact that
he should be so mentally deranged, but it is
pleasant TO think that his insanity is of so
mild and pleasant a nature. He has sue
ceeded in raising the sum of 1921 ,5S-a very
respectable sum for the first attempt of a
lunatic-nearly all Of which will be devoted
to the purpose for which it was given, We
are led to exclaim while contemplating the
method Of his madness-Oh Bene Violence,
thy name is Brumagim
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-16

IMPORTANT fNvENTIoN.--The EoDdon
Timts gives description of lately invent
ed apparatus for electic telegraphing, by
which matter equal in number Of words to
twelve columns OF that paper, can be trans
mitted over a single wire, from Europe to
America, in one hour. This apparatus is
very simple, and can be applied to any ordi
nary telegraph line, If it prove to be all
that the Times claims for 1t, it is destined to
supercede, ina short time, the slow coach
manner of transmitting intelligence through
post ttiiccs, railroads, &c.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-16

GAsEoUs.-A very large sheet iron re.
ceiver or cistern is standing propped up at
the foot of Myers street, near which loca-
ton the gas works of the Pacific Co., are to
be located-said cistern being the first i'm
portation into Oroville of machinery Of
those works. We learn that other parts of
the establishment are on the way hither,
and that their arrival here will be the sig
nal for active operations in putting up the
buildings and machinery. laying the pipes,
etc Doubtless, the contractors have striven
to get their material on the ground at as
early period as possible, but it is very un-
fortunate. that they could not have been
able to commence operations earlier in the
season, the past few weeks having been very
favorable for out door workings.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-16

ATLANTIc.-John Davis will be on hand
with full and complete supply OF Atlantic
papers when they come. John is the dstrib-
utor of several papers published at San
Francisco and Sacramento, and is one of the
most energetic newsmen in Oroville. Per-
SONS leaving their names with him can have
papers left at their homes or places of bust
ness. Let him be patrouized.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-16

SODA precoclous youth, in this city,
aged II or 10, found II dead cat iii his ia
Tiers yard. yesterday morning, which he
skinned, chopped of the head. feet and tail,
and sold TO u Chinaman on ID street, as a
rabbit, for two bits! Shortly alter, cabi.
net maker, near by, came IN and tried to
induce the Chinaman, by every persuasion
that filthy lucre could bring to bear, to sell
him the rabbit, but the Chlnaman refused
to trade. The cabinet maker was greatly
disappointed in not getting it, When he
sees this item, the poignancy Of his regret
will probably be somewhat abated.- Express.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-16

A JEWEL FOUND IN DUNGHILL.-We
found the following in the San Francisco
Globe:
A Sacramento editor indulgihg in q fling
at the newly inaugurated Governor of the
State, heads it, eve. beg pardon' As the
individual in questiou<win undoubtedly be
q subject for the Executive clemency during
the present administration, he is sensible
in suing for pardon in time.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-16

"SKINKER & DIBBLE. We understand
says the Nevada Democrat, that it is prob
able that suit now pending in our District
Court. will establish the fact that this cele-
brated firm are the legol owners of quartz
lead at Grass Valley. of almost fabulous
value They hold by title which aaas lain
lain dormant Tor some years, and fs'now in
process of being revived. The waning star
Of their fortune is again in the ascendant.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-16

ES- 1t is said that leprosy is prevailing
among the Chinese in Australia. There is
danger of its extending to the white race.
A carrier is said to have died from burying
q Chinaman who had had the disease.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-16

FIRE ENGINE ron YaEKA-Ths Yreka
Union improves the occasion of the recent
FIRE, to advise the purchase of a FIRE engine,
and recommends that a new ons-,be pro-
cured. instead Of a second hand one, that
has been discarded by some ERE company.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-16
DISTRICT COURT.
< Hoy. WARREN T. SEXTON, Judge.
FRIpAY,JANuARy Is.


McColley & McLaren Va Geo. Lerosegrol
motion to open default overruled, Judge
ment entered.
Amelia Raymond VS. Elliot, Patton and
Northumberland sustained, aud leave to
amend c, mplaint'
The case Of the People vs. Susan Frank
lin-cause was tried, argued and given 10
the Jury.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-16

ACCIDENTAL gas pipe exploded in the
Olive Branch Lodge of colored Mosons. in
San Francisco. on the night of the 18th, and
in striving to get away from danger, one
Jameson had his leg broken.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-16

The MAIL--The Hogs Back. or some other
impeachment, prevented the Atlantic mail
from arriving here yesterday. Our usual
supply of eastern papers was also not forth
coming.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-16

"ON, SrANDY. oN."--R. H. Stanly, the
swindling Sacramento lawyer has, it seems,
vctimized numerous persons besides those
whose names appeared in the first list. His
swindling operations amount TO more than
$4,000.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-16
ORoyILLE, SATURDAY. JAN. 10th, 1858.

THANKs--We are indebted to Mr.. Leland,
OF the Alta Express. for Marysville papers
OF yesterday. We herewith thank him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20

had measured the work, but will leave Il to
eide
one cent to thai end
Concerning the taking out Of the doors and
windows, done u by request Of the building
and. told me what they wished me 10 40. In
gave ny h.ooa directions to do as the committee
Wishes ON the premises, and a. fr a. the said
serd nsys had = IN their they have
the Arbitration, nor the work measured, for they
,ei. satsned they had fair contract, aud wished
In conclusion, will state that am still will.
ing toabide the decision Of any competent builder
either In this city or Alexandria, as regards the
price 4 have charged for the erection or the
Suiidine, but see no reason why I should not
be remunerafed for my expense in the erection of
TINS church, because Of the disagreement Of the
members OF the congregation, TO which, as I
have before stated, was not party. NV repu-
In this city for me to say more, leave the matter
In the hands of the committee and the conprega.
Ton; Very respectfully, JoB w. ANGUS.
Washington, Dec. Is, 1858. -.. 1t
HUMAN FRAnrY; Or, PHYsIoIoercAt RE.
sEAEsHEs BHAurIfuLLY IbltsrsATsp~iast ia
snd Mes Sou ss. Of
DISEASES OF A DELICATE NATURE; il contains CO.
these who are prevented by lmpedments from en- ~
terlng into the marriage state; with observations on
the results OF oh smica and OK of the
Spermotoza, b the Patentee's newly constructed
microscope, with powerful lenses. Prlce Is cen g.
sent ree ofpostaRe to any part Of the country This
invaluable work msJ BIS obtained, as we'll as the
tlesemar, from DR.. RARRow.
De l4-law Isl Prince street, New York.
1T Is QUITE common observation that consump
ton Is the chief curse OF this climate prsying upon
old and young, and scattering wild sly its shafts Of
destruction. But ell who have ever tray eled
through the South and w est, Or irdeed through eny
portion Of the interior Of the country, must have
notiesd that there 10 disease far more prevalent
among Americans than consumption. Day after day
they are alternately shaking with Q nervous fit,
or rendered delrious with lever. Most Of them
hnd an ear grave No one who has ever seen or
experienced this disease ai to perceive that We
aliude to what 10 called Fever and Asue. The dis
ooverer Of remedy for thus evil must and should be
considered public benefactor, ard DR.. J. Hostet-
eIs Celebrated Bitters Is the remedy, We know
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, eve
rvwhere. de IL ST
WEBBING CAkEs, very pretty and very cheap, at
the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and r
streets. Toe Cream and Water Ices So cents per
onAIt. de Is I'm
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DIED.,

DIED,
In Georgetown, at O'Clock in the evening of
sunday, the 18Th, at the residence of her father
saPh n: Pearson. MARY ELIZABETH, the only
child cf her parents, and the dearly beloved wife of
FIed,k w Jones; h!so, on the 18th, FREDER-
Ck PEARSON JONES. the infant son Of Mary
Elisabeth and Fred'k w. Jones
The friends and relatives are requested to attend
ne s1erai at Nc IA Congress- street. To morrow
New York and Boston papers please COPY
On sunday. the 10Th. instant, MARY VIR-
SINlA, daughter of 3. F. and Mary Virginia
Glenn, aged ID months.
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BOARDING.

MRS. A. w. BRINKLEY respectfully informs
lVI her fnends and the public that she 10 prepared
to accommodate bosrders, both transient and per-
mapent on reasonable terms. Persons desiring a
comfortable home, where there are no chi dren and
where every attention will be paid to make them
oomfortable, will do well by applying Immediately
tween Camden and Pratt sts.. Baltimore. no III m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20

BY J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auotioneers.
VERY SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND
HousKHoLD Effects AT PuBLIc AUCTION Lon
THURS, Az MORNING December Is 1t ten
O'Clock, At the retidence of Mrs. Bird. oorrer Of
sell, oil the Furniture and Ell ects, DOM erisIpr-
Handsome Rosewood MSroon Plush covered Par
lor Suit, consisting of large Sofa, 2 Arm Chairs
and 10 Parlor Chairs,
Handsome Gilt frame French Plate Pier 6iasses,
with .lab and bracket.
Elegant Rosewood Centre and Fancy Tables,
Rush and Cane seat Chairs. Whatnot,
window Curtains, Fenitian Blinds,
Brussels Three ply and Ingram Carpets,
Walnut Hat Rack. Mahogany Hall Chars,
Handsome China Vases and Ornaments,
Superior BiEh post Rosewood Bedstead, with
Excellent Mahogany Dressing Bureaus, Bedsteads,
WaIdrObes, Marble top Washstards,
Toilet Sets. Looking glasses, Towel Racks,
Superior r Gather BEDS.
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Rank cts, Comforts, Spreads,
Cane and Wood seat Chairs. Lounge,
China, Glass and Crockery " are,
Exceen Radiators and Chamber Stoves,
Morning Star Cook Stove, Fin Safe,
Together with general assortment of Kitchen
Utensils. =
Terms: $50 and under, cas- h: over that sum,
credit OF 90 and 80 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
The apOve Furniture is OF supe rior Quality, hav.
Ing been made to order by Hiss & Austin, OF Balti-
m,re.
y. s. The House, which il q very desirable res
lden"e, Is Tor rent or sale. 49,.
de2'd ]. C. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec % Flour is heavv; safe
~ 25aSi 50. Ohio IS 35as5 So southern sass 30.
Wheat is hrm; Southern red sll3; white
SIIO
Pork is buoyant; old mess 81 50, new ais 25.
ass IS Lard is A. m 1T lOSaIIcX.
Whisky is dull at y &c.
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RaIttmore yfnrkets.

BALTIMORE, Dec 2O.-FlouT is firm; Howard
st Get and Ohio s5.f6Kas5.I2S.
Wheat il firm; white Al 35ss 50. red al -.
Corn IL hrm white 81 Csc, yellow GOATS
Provisions are unchanged.
Whisky is steady at 25 Ke26c
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Financial

New Ycst, December 20.-Stocks are dull and
lower; Chicago and Rock Island 60A; Illinois
Central shares s. \; do. bonds s7H; Lacrosse and
Mil. 3; New York Central s3t Penn Coal Co 80;
Reading SIX: Va. SIS. 97hi Missouri SIS s9H.
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Pablo ScboaI.hou.. Rurred

BosrON, Dee. u The Quincy schOOl-bOuse
on TYLER street, one Of the largest and most eI-
pensive Of our public school bGildings, was en-.
tirely consumed by ire last night The school
house was owned by the city, whose loss is thir
~ thousand dollars
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AUCTION SALES.


IV-Ddx IO-MOhhOW MORNING.
~ -WAf.I. : RaaN1o N -
Gin mn WORTH OF DRY GOODS At
SINS BE VII 1900. IN. y ksDAs w
ssserts{ ssScf INV nd Ssess 49, ,s, NJ
70 o. I'D va heat Isserys N store Ne. SIS
no pS. .. ssl' s SoniPSsa Eyer Mo.nns x.r
III The ...o,,m.,, -, -. -
BASIN, M.pno1 Sa s.nlona6Ie styles in silk Bon
A ,r,., 49,, AL.o,.. =
sSsws. VI NAA0'''Hs Wool Stella, and other
e,,.,,. c..,,,. ALSO.
.s.11s:s p D'0sn o'''ol'' fi'nn'l'' Embr0i-
Al OF when vIlI De sod without reserve. in lots
dedaotion Of : per cent. IN all bill. of as ana
Ths Iadls. are invited to attend.
No damaged goods Will be sold. Every article
del WALL BARNARD. Ancts.
.F . By C. w ROTEIER A,,t,on..,
FneE,rpy ~ GaE 1872 DICE
TUESDhY Ms,R MINI: nsnemp. 81 =, ~. IN
,ne fSsiaeIoe OF Sov walker. lsho 10 alb ut
we snail sell The sbove eonsn.t,ns ss VI 49, 60
room, and Kitebsa EpTnitnIs srg ~ ~ bee
ansar,a 80 - s asaIe' az al tne eIuoles
and neaiIH ne 70 n0usekee'ins generally handsome
FERNS s SO AID under, cs.h: over that .nm, 9
nnte. hsoJ, anu iof satsiaotonu endorsed
4: iS i'd house is for ssnt porr,r. a.
ee -o-e ---- -. w. 6OIELkk. Auct.
By j. G.. MCGUIRE a. CO. Apationeer,
VERY srPERtOR ENcIISu DOTp,p
BxRRSIJtn Eowr,x1 3D. poODLE-
Ar ArcrfnN Mn n. IN h r.. nkvoLnkk
December 20 at o,ciock a. IN. 49, nSOoN,
shall sell = " e o''' ion ioo"s' We
1 superior ws,lev R,ch.rd,u I,-,;,h r,..,.
relied FovIinx niece y,,h m.h Douoae.
and sccoutrements cost fsS .t.rI'os oase
don 49, ei'Ds III hoE-
superior French self cooking ak barrel Revolv,,
Terms ossh -
del d ]. C.. MCGUIRE A. cO .uct.
= " 80
Rf VlRT OF AN ORDER OF THE OR
- phane Court of the District OF Columbia and
county OF washington. the undersigned wi SELL at
pubic sal on TUESDAY, Dec mbsr 2lst, 1883, If
fair If not the next fair day thereater and for
cash, at ThusevIe Charles county. Md, tb likely
Negroes. VIOLET A: WILLIAMS,
de lists Admlnistrx of VIM, H. Williams.
u : :, ,,-c,-,,,, CO
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The Swan & Co. Lottery Dealers.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec II The presentment be-
fore the grand jury Of this city against Swan g.
Co lottery dealers, after examination of two
days, has been returned with "no bill"
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Theatre Rurut.

NEw YoRE, Dec rs The Odeon Theatre, in
Bowery, was burnt this afternoon. The VOlks
Gar;ens and some other ad joining buildings were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-20

SAVANNAH. Dec 20.-The bark Ceres, from
Bristol, England, arrived here on Saturday with
Capt. Hewett and the crew Of the bark r. X.
Kane, from Richmond, which was lost al sea IN
ArAnra 49,