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Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01
An Attack Frustrated,

Ned Gallagher, the wstchmaa for zhe
county Jail Informs US that on Tuesday, the
day that deputy Shcrifs Lillard and Carey
took the last invoice of convicts to the peni-
tentiary, that Martin Dolan and Smith, two
of the condemned, made on attempt to as
sGult him ard free themselves, but failed. 1t
appears that during Dolan's and Smiths
trial, they had managed to possess them
selves of certain tools wherewth to cutt cir
irons, which they contrived to d. ..avi g
effected this, they made 4 plan to knock
Gallagher dowu as he opened their cell door.
A prisoner in another cell told Ned Of the
conspiracy, and he prepared himself to meet
it, lie unlocked the door, made a feint at
opening it, told the ctnvicts hat ne was un-
unable to draw it open, and then placed
himself upon his guard to await an attack.
They readily moved the door, and Just as
they were coming into theeorridor which
surrounds the cells, jumped toward Ned. but
instead of catching hold ofhim, they caught
a sight of his revolver, drawn upon them in
a perfect " bead" and of course they weak
enea at once Dolan took it ike philoso-
pher, and swore he wes L" sold again. and
both quietly submitted.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01

GoNE.--Miles Chapin. Esq, loft town
yesterday, on the afternoon stage for Ma
rysville, on his way to visit his friends in
the Atlantic States. An honest tear glis-
tened in his eye as he said good bye, and a
hundred voices shouted "God speed" as the
stage rolled away with him He has host
of friends here who sorrow at his departure.
May returning spring bring him back here.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01
MURDERous ArrRAY IN PLAcERvILLE.-

MURDERoUs AFFRAY IN PLAcERvILLE.-
We learn by the Tri-Weekly Argus that on
Sunday night last fight took place at a
low dance house on Hangtown creek called
the "White House." in which Francisco Lo.
pez was killed and his brother Pasoual Lo-
peg was badly wounded in an arm. An Ital.
ian named Louis was likewise wounded
in the leg. The difficulty arose about a
quarrel between Pasqual Lopez and a wo.
man named Ciesta Lacertes. The Lopez
Brothers are natives of Chill
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01
NIOItunrY.

The City Sexton Reports the following
deaths during the month of December, 5 4e1:
Mrs Elizabeth F kimmel, died on the 3D.
inst, in child bed, aged % years.
p. Glenn, native of Ireland, died on the
9th inst at the County Hospital, age un-
known.
Mr. Heusted, died the 10Th inst, wi h
pneumonia.
Isaac Cooper, died at the County Hospital
10th inst.
Infant of Russell Milsop, aged one year,
10th inst
VIM Watts, died from exposure, the 10th
snst, aged so years.
j. j. Mitchell, consumption, on the 22j,
aged 20 years.
Chas Prieur, died on the 23d, aged A.
Richard Williams, died Oh the oath with
rheumatism, aged AZ.
&. James Browne, (colored) killed by caving
OF bank in mining claim, on tho 23d,
aged %.
Robert Downing, infant aged two months,
died Dec. 81
j HAMELL, City Sexton.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01

hlNo,-Bally tells US that he will dispose
of valuable gold Watch, by kine'to night.
The watch, which We have seen, is a very
handsome one, andis wall worth taking the
for two dollars and half.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01

For THE PLAINS Our old friend J. W
McGee, recently of the Keystone Market,
has avowed his intention to raise company,
take his four hundred head of cattle, and
start for the Plains to meet the comihg
troops, and annihilate the polygama tical
Mormons. Mac is an old warrior, and is
just the man for such an expedition, and had
rather fight whole tribe of Indians and the
whole hosts of Brigham Young than allow
the most worthless hair in white man S
head to be injured by any red skin or
Latter day Saint"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01

has been kind enough to give you fair
warning concerning what you may expect if
you don't pay up your taxes as the law di-
rects Read his notice in another column,
and take heed thereby
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01

AN ALARM OF FIRE The Town was all
agog yesterday about noon, by reason of an
alarm Of fire. The alarm was the conse.
quence Of the partial burning of small
building on Montgomery street, nearly op.
poste the Orleans Hotel. THE Depart
meut' was out, but their services were not
required.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01

CELrsrIALs MARRIEp-Judge Berry
united in the holy bands Of fwedlock, on Sat
urday afternoon. Mr.. Wong 81 Toy and Miss
Tung Toy. Weknow this to he fact, for
we kissed the bride.--Bufte Record.
An honest confession. State Joudnal.
If some editors we know Of would came out
on the square, as honestly as We have, may
be their celestial confessions would be worse
than ours and "mere of EN-"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01
CONSTABLE s SALE.

rry VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
EH ont ot Justice Berry : court, OF Uphir Town
snp Comny OF t:Gtie, to NJ directed, IN iayor OF
pKoOk : aud against JOIN HutfSfETItR, have
seized and shall expose tor sale a public auction
M > t'cIo-lx p. NJ on Thursday the TN ENff FIRST
dav nf JANUARY. A. ID. 1913, at the Office Of J. >.
Berry in Oroville. the following described properly
to vi: Three water dijches TINT lead from the
Middle Honcut aud TERMINATE ID The vicinity OF VII
sons ranch in Butte County.
X l.. P1TTO.N, Constable.
Dated Oroyille, jan, lst, ico'.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01

HANDSOME Display Doct. Burwell's
butcher stall was again made the scene of q
fine display of meats last evening. We saw
the fore and hind quarters of "beef crit
ter that weighed neat---1 100 pounds, be-
sides innumerable fat turkeys etc etc. Gro
vile may well be proud of such a meat
market
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01

GOING TO LEAVE Us.-.-Mr A. NJ Tymeson
has withdrawn from the bankin. house of
McWilliams & Tymeson, and as be informs
us, is about to leave Oroville to take up his
residence in San Francisco. That city will
thereby gain an estimabe citizen and 0ro-
vile will lose one of her most enterprising
business men We are sorry to have him
desert us, but wish him prosperity wherever
he goes.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Final Tax Notice.

4 LII. Persons Delinquent for Taxes. either on
IN Real Estate, improvements or Personal Prep
erty, are referred TO Section 9th Of the Revrnue
Law. and are hereby informed if said Taxes are not
Immediately paid at my Office, the provisions of said
found. \. D. PLUM,
Sheriff aud faX Collector.
Croville, Dec. 3lst, 1851
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01

CIGARs.-Louis @ ohen has just re-orened
business at his old stand on Montgomery
street, and has received choice lot of ci
gars See his advertisement
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01

PROVED INNOCENT Neville, the man
who was accused of the crime Of attempted
rape upon a little child has been tried and
bears the reputation of an honorable, up
right man, and has lost nothing Of his good
name by his trial. Every vestige of sus-
picion has been removed. We congratulate
him and the parents of the little girl that
innocence has been SO clearly established
No harm has been done to either party save
the arising from the startling rumor.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01

A CHANGE The firm of McWiHiams &
Tymeson is dissolved, Mr. Tymeson retiring
from the concern, and Mr. James McWilliams
retaining his position as senior partner in
the new house of McWilliams & Co. This
house, established in the earliest days Of
Oroville, is now and always has been, one of
the most entcrprsing and reliable among
the business houses of the place, and seems
to have bright prospect ahead.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01

NOTICE I'VE shall make a holiday of to-
day. Hence, no paper will be issued from
this Office tomorrow.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01
NEW ADVERTISEM ENTS.

u In retiring from the Firm of evil
liams x rymeson, tender my thanks to the public
who have literally bestowed upon us their patron
age, and would respectfully ask FOR the new firm, a
continuance cf the same, which will be fully appre
cated by McWilIiams * Co.
A. NJ. TYMEsON.
Oroville Dec. 81, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-01
NOTICE OF Co-PARTNERsIIIP
BRIDGE AND. FERRY NOTICE

" Office is he eby given that tie undersigned " III
~ apply TO the Board Of Supervisors ia and r
Butte county at therT bruary session in 1858 for
Lictn>e TO construct a Toll Bridge aud Ferry
the Middle or South Fork of Feather River "A few
rods above its junesen with the North Fork of SAID
river Sl4aN fS Eit L. SANh6E Il * GO.
Ridwell, Jan. 1st, 1858
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I HAVE quite number Of Negroes On hand for
Il sale: anon gst Them an excellent Seamstrcss aud
House servant Also, several good Cooks, Washers,
kc. Cali soon. VA. l.. BOYD, JK.
septl--lF
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Change Of Schedule.
- ~ gs=l.ss: -
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
nS- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS ny
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and amer SUNDAY, JULY llth, 1858, the Pas
~ scnger Train will follows:
Leave Nashville daily AT A. NJ. and $50 p. VI.
Arriving AT Chattanooga at2:20 T. NJ. and 35 a VI.
Leave Chattanooga at \. VI. and . 7 NJ.
Arriving at Nashville at 80 7. NJ aud $40 A. VI.
Thrnnrh tirkcts Sold NnshNllle O The fnllnM.
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Mi5frl.aaeou5.
To Exchange or Sale.

A LIKELY Negro Woman, 80 years old, and her
~ i've children the oldest boy l., the next gfl
10 and down inf5nt. will be sold eS-
changed for other Negroes to some one living la The
country aud that wants them for their use, and
not FOR speculation. Apply 70
augII-f WILL. l. BOYD.
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Fever and Ague.

We hereby eertiiy thai have Submitted the
6Taefcnbarg Fever ana Agus Hrtnsdy 10 close "a
slectun aud scieBtIe analysis, sad n aiso tsstsi
!Is curative qualities Va severe cases % FeSer and
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proved completely successful, and tAag Is Is
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tie condolences VI our bretafen " tbs Medical
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open hour before the starting 81 each Train, which
allows ample time for the purchase Of Tickets Il Is
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for the Eastern cities leave the A N. Train,
which connects throughout with Trains the other
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three days. This the cheapest and best route from
Nashville 10 the East.
New Orleans passengers leave on The $50 T. NJ
Train arriving at Memphis iu time 10 connect Tor New
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directly Al rullahoma with the Train for McMhn-
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arrive at Nasty lille at 1870 =. ~.
At Nashville, there boats which leave daily FOR
Smnhand, and connect with huais for different places
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, also, daily line Of
stages for Louisville. leaving every morning the
arrival Of the night express
by this change Of Schedule the Train from Mem
phis connects direct al Stevenson with our up and
down day Trains, causing no delay to Nashville and
Eastern Passengers, and one hour Is gained thu
former y Eedule in gong 10 Memphis from Nashville.
c. l.. ANDERSON, ~
If General Ticket Agent
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Fresh ArriNals.

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Ia do. . Cres3s lace nte1s.
de- frrach Leather Creole Lace nr-ntsi
SNYDER 4 FRIT1f14.,
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-16
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

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