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P n. HAMMERsKOLD & CO,
Architects, Civil Engineers and
SURVEYORS.
! Madis1r street, over GaToso savings
MEMPHIS TENN,

q 7
RE nov prepared 70 furnish designs for, and supern
a tend the erection II puhuc or private buildings,
churches stores store fixtures, sc. They viii give
heir attention to any work coming under the head Of
civil Engineariug or Survey Ing either IN town or
osuutry Any description Of Architectural Eaeneerng,
~ Mechanical Drawings executed with accuracy and
atness not % b. surpassed In this country Designs
and working drawings for dwell ing h-Hses or other
b-sIdnzs in the country eKecutei that any nieli
gent negro carpenter ca1 follow them. Designs for
Tombs, Ce~ ataphs, Wants. &C,
Having had exansve dainE with manufscturs At the
North ami West they can furnish any description of Iron
Fronts BaloeBies WindoE Guards &c, &c al reiuoed
prices.
REFERENCEs.
Hon A L7ngstrcet L L D.; Hon. Charles Scott
sam Tate = q Pre d-nt Memphis and Charleston
Raiiroad Ca W. N S.0cEtoa DR. J. Z. Hiilingt0n
u Cockrel Esq. 7. Finuie, E7q- Geu- g. d
Mitchell J. McKecver, go
Omoe hours from A n 10 iP. n and from P. ~
tosP NJ api3-s1
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lEMPHIS AID CHARLRSTON
WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW VnuU

WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK.
THIS RsEay, fully and newly e1ufuBaf snf usrsfnr
4 throurh beautiful ana hsslthv cerrtr sir.-s t'
travellers from the hssissiupi vasya ronte thrs. bu
are u-s shorter md pos-essiug yrester dspatch and
TINS AND FARE REDUCED -Uuder The present
ssheue of the Post One partmrut, delays are per-
mittet and saving ef-cf-i of "a hours
Passing through Slave Tsrrt3ry ample security is A.
f0raed for the c1nVeysucs of serVants
A Dalton. Ga, choice q Rout-- is onsrsd-by Con-
tiuuous rEilway through Georgia south Csrsna -
North CarDiina 10 Richul nd o. by the Great WefroTi
tan Line thr0ugh East Tennessee and Vrrnia 10 F1or
vile L7neho1rg, Eiehmoads and 81 Of the celebrated
Tbs KXPRsss NAIL TRAIN leaves Memphis saily
at 100 P y stooping a. 81 statilns.
IHE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Memphis
DAILY lexospt 5uHdagsl a. las. p. n. for Junction
with tbe Assissiypi Central snd Tsunesses Central
kalro.d semeryiiie and intermediate sta tens.
TRAINS CoNSECT-At Grand Junction With the
Mississippi Central Railroad Holly SPRINGS Oxford
5renafs Canton. Jseksan, ETC. AMI viii ths AIssis-
ppi and Tennessee Central Rairosd 70 Bolivar Jacksoa
At Pooahontas with tri weekly line OF Coaches %
Ripley. Pontotoe, Aberdeen, and Columbus Mss
AT luaa win daily line o. four-hosse Coaches
through Aber- Columbus &c 10 the northern e.
minus Of the NOBLE and Ohio Railroad
rhroush tickets good until used-wth the priviezs o.
-tapping = any point desired SID a. the GENERAL
IICKEI oFFIcE Commercial Hote, and a. the Madison
Zach passenger win Be a'iosi ore hundred uouBss ~
oazEssei no article vii BE- carried a. basEaEs thsf 4
not incident % the person Of the PASSENGER Ia 80 81
oas ne Company VII hof themselves responsible for sn
amount not exueeding sfo0.
Negroes, when travelling alone must have a remit
nam n tns point % whch rhey 60 and specifyinz
carried No tichst viii b. sald them nor WI tbev IL
received on TIE cars unless their or agat be pre-
ent or known % the TeEet AGENT, Conuctor or Oihsr
person 70 vouch for s=uuineaess Of permit
General superintsndeut.
superintendent % rrsnzu.,rt.fi-r $3.50.
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8uilOing DECORATIONS.
HOUSE, SIGN, and ORNAMENTAL
DECORATING, &c.
- * pAGSNORE

FFlAKEs tais method u informing the citizens Meu
phis q a. he has Permanently ocated hiuseif here
q carry on the above business snd assures those uho
nav favor him with their patrOnaEe that an work
trusted 10 him viii have his strict PERSONAL ATrEN
TON 10 The selection and preparation Of the material
IS wen The faitbfu execution Of the work. No
ton vii spared his part to give satisfacti0n and
perform the work Thoroughly and Is The same time tc
sulf n. saste Of the most fastldiOus.
HIS ieLC experience warrants him IN ssyng that hiz
ctracs vii be complied with 70 The entire satisfaction
Of those gho may patFo1ize him. They nay also rasi
nssnre that any work undertaken By him wiz BE- prcHpt
ly conducted.
For cusheatios hs begs leave 20 refer % ie fnaw-
ing persous. Can't o. =. Church, Capt ?. Newell NJ
VI Ps,ey Capt J. aosice. Capt. Alr1e, NJ. 9 FniIirr
sHOP-ssek q Shelson's Drgz Stqyr ny1,tig
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fwloe week 50 %
n Two squares, renewable Eeskis Per s1nus 90 90
tWice . week. 50 %
u All sdTertisene1ss required to De kept On second
Pare, CBARGED As NEW EACH DAY and on thlro page,
sdvNnce ever stated rate
- AdverzEsnonts directed % be displayed or sci In
large tyre charged BoUBLE rates
~ Terrlr Advertisers vi BE- charred extra for e1cz-
pyng space over oontrsr sut when LARsE Type Is re-
suire 4 b uss or ss Advertisement Kept insiec Of
PsFer.
n reHEly EdFtr serE WI e aaite ealIe Al -laI
atss FOR wants Rents, RsuqFais. copSrtnerstip Nc
ticss, Ts ConsiEne-s &C.
~ TRAssIEET ADvERTIsTse MUST BE rsIB FoR
- ADTAECE.
M No asvsr,ssmsnt VII sppesr II the Tossy paper
unlsss BY special contrast.
~ advertisements to b inserted IN the weekly psper
uuy or irregular Intervals IN eiher Of tie payers, vi
Be- charged a per square fer every Insertion
~ AunouncinE candidates for STATE County E1t = e
niopz OBoes IS esrhs 70 Be paid IN advance n every
instance
- An aazertiseusnts FOR Ca.rlisbe Tnstitptio17,
Pie CcupEnes, wsTt ToEn sni ether Puhlc Sne-nEs,
tCbe Charged hall price
n MErriszss aEd Deaths publiEhed news buf
O6fusres tribute Of RsPect and Funeral luvitAtioas
. ether embellishments.
~ An LeEsl ard Trsnsis1t A6ve7tissmsnts VIII be
narEsd ~ the insertisn.
~ Editorial Nstioss in Loos Column viH b charged
Gents per ltHe.
~ No dsdac4iou or variation zn he made from the
craEons rates.
E0LAEAHGE TRoUsOALE DILL
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THR SPHERE0TYPE.

THEIstest and BY far the most mportan. -
,nsns IN Psoto<rapiv Is tho recently patented pic
care known e. the SPHEiEOI1Pk Whlos y s, - oJ
ne, and unlike any Of lts predecessors, pat sreAy
,orfor te an The sphercctype Is Prof ssalnst -
~. - vv.TFR and for richness Of tone Wersin On
~ 1, md iistirctncss has % cquai-in fact the Il
luslon Is such that the picture, Or nss sens
For as picture have The exclusive right sr A1ni-
80 suscirnenscan BE- In Gallery Wnere PIC
re A. also taken In TIE various style by our Artls
PROF. REMINGTON,
- ,r,iues the Chemist with the Artist. which ena-
- rim Al ~ times ts produce superior Pictures
- p H. CLARK q CO.
4.-atf No I Ciark's Narbie Block
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
@E@ -
r A IL r o A D .
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.


nN and after WEDNESDAY FshruarT 3, 1871, the
~ Trains this rusd vii run follows Sundays
excepted j
The Nal and Passenger Train VIII leave Panoil uay u
7 A. n, and arrive az Memphis 81 10 A. n
Returning, leaves Memphis al r NJ and arrives at
Pamela a.
The Freight and Accommodation Train leaves Memphis
4sily az $50 A. NJ, and arrives at Panoa AZ N A. u
Reiurnng leaves Pamela a. p A. ~ and arrives 81
Memphis at p. p
Persons travelling on the Hsr Train spend fye
hours In Memphis and return en- the same day.
Passenger Train uases direct connection At Memphis
with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad going East,
an the Memphis ana Ohio Railroad gling North.
The Freight and Accommodation runs in connection
with Stages and from the following pisses: Oakland
Preston and Grenada. there making Connection with
Stages through Csrraton and LexinE0n thence 70 the
uorthcrn OF the Mississippi Central Raoad for
Canton, Jsckson and New Orlears-
Throu-a Ticksts for Grenada be obtained At ths
Memphis p~put
THIS much the shortest route and pas-eugers eav-
Ing Memphis hy tha morning train arrive Al Grenada u
sane evening, having daylight the whole way
N ". NEWELL.
frnqT-tf General Superiuteudenr.
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DfssoFufiou.
ca r d

FTNHH psrtncrEhip In praclo Ct the Law hercofoi
existing batT--ea Sullivsni TTesdE=il Follintins
Is MS dsy dissolved. July 1, 1851.
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NnTICE.

DR. SAUNDERS o.noe al =. Geise 4 oo's br-t
IL store. uesr the Pest Ohoe s1Art7n
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NEW PLANO STORE.
THE sToDART PIANOS.

rs IN, measure 70 announce 10 his friends and the
c .aner.iiy thal BE- has been appointed bY Hessrs.
ssosrt 1 MorIis Of New ToIks AGENT for the sale q
sTODARF PIANOS
,r- f,ors from the Union Bank, large stock which VII
be sold a. Fep f5rS Priees- mrS-e<Ely
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C.ARSOsE"S
mp SHOP,
On DeSoto Street,
uWW UuN nNrnUr


BErWEEN UNION AND BEAL
FTtHE undersigned would respectfully info-n the cfff-
Eans q Memphis and ITS vicinity and his numerous
customers living AZ distance m the country for their
past patrnRzae IN bis Tine business which business
has hithsrto been con une 10 the and put
ting ~ the Chai1-Pump alone and stl believing hem
and properly put up tsud the maaest when not So made
and put upl however IS there aro places where the
Chtlu Pump canFot b. used also uers ne vet living
0f tha "odef tmas" no stiil think that there are
other Pumps - use superior To the Chain PUMP 1 have
ietermucd tco0mmoiat0 the taste Of al by outing IN
shipping % order aug Eind Pump that this mar
set furnish have thgrelorr smpoyed an expsri-
euce workman, lately from the East who viii attend %
pHtting up and repairing 81 kinds of Iron Pumpa He
viii also do every kind Of PLUMBING, an Of which L
viii warrants anf when say warra t. I mean what i
say and say Ehaf mean.
have 10 the last year attached machinery 10 a uuu-
Der of ny Chain- Pumps with entire success have
also usad arga Aaarce- wheels an Hand Chaiu-Pumns
with equal success In have used the welded
Tink-Chan ard tHrned Button which Is eusustvs
but Il g fs1eth away"
"hULTUK IN PARv0D
have recently Invented CHAIN PUNP-BOX. en-
oracug two complete separate and distinct Chain Puuus
persons draw Water from this BOX at the sau ta
having No iterference with each other whatever being no
hole -ft In the PARTITION fencs large enough FOR
an urchin dos, cat chicken, 20 cWi from
yard q the ether. would refer you concernnE the
Pump, 70 p G. Bingham ~ =. 3. Msrri-isn s. Co.
" CARSON.
P. s prepared 10 ship Pumps on orders In short
notioa ur or down, east west Of the Mississippi river
iAu26-diy WC
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DIXON s HELM.
INR. D. TROTrER.

A TrORNETs At Law. Nsmphls, Tsnnessee. Once
a South side q Court Square, doors East Of th'
- s.uk iaa12-dn
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Afntistrp.
RPIIEHE .I'OElcR.

EJFELTNi grateful 20 the public fer lOug end con-
Il nnes prtc % fourteen y-ars, take THIS ni-tno
of acknowledging nv inehtaness sna Noua say for ne
NOR snfir. ssc-ss and accommodations q my uum7r-
ors patrons, that nave associated with me- Br J. =
COLE whl viii at al times act 10 ooncrt with ne, thus
sn.bns ne 10 Devote morefte g my Ccal duties and
We All who may requrs D-nttl opcratilns. By this
Arrangement we vii Be en- bd 30 wait upon at who can
upon Us and none 60 away dlsa ponuaa We "a eeNery
itIcs fr doing every thing appertauing 70 the prAc-
ce OF Deutistry with o0rreness and dispatch Hcp NJ
the same LIBERAL patr0 that has hen extended TO NJ >
nav continue favor OF the hrn- nothing snah De
left uudone n cur pat 10 merit the same -
apl4-lm ~ hAl A..
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Y:4RD.
Great Iniacement to Builders

LUMBER AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH.
YELLOW PINE. Poplar and Gum SIN. Joist and stua-
tng, Weather-bllrding aHd Sheeting; dry wide
aud clear white Plne, Cypress and Poplar and In
tnicki dresfefr yeloE- white, Pine Poplar aud Gum
Flooring; DRESSED Ceiling Also large asos rent 81
shngies and heVed and sawed Cedar q an sizes. All
olsers from distance, acn0mpani-f bv The c.sh or
through merchsuts- promptly ATTENDED to-
Bsture south side Centre Landing washington street
ocia Il n = COCHRAN
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HfOE[cR.

TUE subscriber having purchased the Interest o. Ms
partners In the late arm of tiournos, CoepeI = =
I.eake VIII costIuue the WHOLESALE GhOCkk1
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS IN ais
own name aud for his Ecc1ant, and resp-ctiul - -
cit the patronage OF the od house est uers ana us
40 .,fE Is5 Main street
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VOung AmeriCa.
C. Z. HOIST & SON,
Cabinet eMOEefS
AND
UNDERTAKERS,

Main-St., Old Stand, below Monroe.
(The oidesf permaaelf FtaHd In ne eify)
TTAvE constanily on hand al sizes o. Patent Mstslc
Burial Gases Ehich they line and put up eiI-sht
IN the best Also all kinds Of Wood and Cioth
Covered Ceflus. which thfy sell a. fair price-
Orders fr0m the cu7iry prompt Etterei %, ard fur-
nIture made and repaired, snd upsosterinS execuied
rnra-Ir
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NoRrH AND EAST.

NORTH - ~ ID EAST.
AtCdlcsg5, o1nnestinE Eifh NiehiEaa Central Cars,
leaving tue sepJt for Detroit, kiagzra Fals
Rochester Albany New Tcrk fB1st1n, and al Eastsru
and Ailan'ic Cities. OnlY two changes % cars frCm
Cairo % Ms ara ant from Caro- D. Albany and
f1ar from Ca ret3 New YORK Tine from Cairo % New
YORK. ~ hours. Connects a. saufoval VITA Odio ald
III sissDpi Railroad from St Lsuis sn1 Yinceunes a.
Pana, with tram % the Terra Haste, Alt1n md 81
Louis Rsilroad - Indianapolis Louisville ana Cincin-
at; ~ pecatur with main line Exprsss for Galena
and D1n.eith-the latter ooune-tirg With. t-ains q
SprinEdei Naples Rex Isisnf Burlington ard Q1lcy
An trains from Csiro connect at SantoVul with tns
Oho and Mississippi trains for St Louis sni Cucn-
uati.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company have aidei 20
their Ro Ing SICK twenty superb stsfaroln seeping
cars which viii c1uzforia1y berth dfty passen
gers.
ThrOI1Eh Ticlketss
Either By Steab0af So. Louis Gnd fisHee by Rail
road orts Caro- and thsaes by RGiroof 10 al points
North.
good for year ant allowing holte-s % stop At any
point and resume heir seats At pleasure and au irfor
nation respc ing the route nav BE- procured zupca
ton AZ the ComptnYis ON =, IS Je street doors
east o. the Commercial Hotel, Memphis
WTLLIAA NORM Agent.
Pr Illinois Central and one sni Mississippi Rairoats
ant Raf.rnad Lin e Of gteameus. marI4-Iv
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Through Tickets,
Mississippi Central
AE@9.R
r AILRO AID.


NOV op-n 70 water valley y miles so1th q the
~ Juno ion with the Memphis AMI Chsrl-sfon Railroad
the northern Division; % miles less staging from
Grenada, Miss % Memphis than b. any other route.
Nail trains leaves water Va De-, atstS n arrives
al he Junction 745 A. n Connecting with the accomm0
data trains 20 Memphis AMI the NAL train going East
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad. Rsturning,
eavs Junction At SIS A. M arrives Et Wat Vry at
AS clunectng with sims h Co dne four horse
post coaches Tor Coeve, Greusda Carol ton. Lexing
and Picsens' station the southern Division % the
Mi-sissirpi Ceutr Rairsad- AZ ONfor Miss the mail
train connccts with Messrs Jamias0a Co.'S stages for
Pont0toc. Aberdeen Columbus, On Monday, Wednesdsy
ana FRIDAY
Freght sccomnlofatiou leaves Water valley $40
arrives AZ Junction 2-t5 P. n.
leaves Juncf ion al n
arrives ~ Tockna n 80 p. n.
The frszht ant accommodation trains connects at
With passenger train On the Memphis and Charleston
R1lroed flr Msmphis Leaves the Junction after The
arrfvai ofthe alaommodati0n train from Memphis.
Passengers ha, e tEs and haf hours In Memphis
b. tatng the mail train the Mississippi Central Rail-
road and returning By TIE accomm iatioa sar- day.
9. WALL.
fsbfe -fsw Euuerint-ufent n O. r. r.
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a 6 n 6IE,T1Y & -F;i1iiRI;RELLY,
W. G. WEATHERFORD,

A TrOREATs AT Law. Memphis, tennessee v1ao'
1-1rt so1ere 5u2-dly
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" 7
TREADwELL S. EOLLINTINE,
A TrOREzYs AT Law, Memphis, Tenn. once, No.
a 10 Jerson street, up stairs second door Esst Of
cJou.mercini Euiei. Jus-dawly
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4rofrsslonal Gar0s.

T. n. TERsER--.rSo. C. FAERrseroN---o- yERsER-
Eerger. Harrington 4 TergeT,
ATTORNEYS AT Law, EENFHIs, TENN.
alI3-Sm
THEODORE c. CONE,
A Tr0RkEf AT Law, Memphis Tenn oEios On
a n zin street lsreeuaE's Sanding b tTezn Union
sud Gsyeso streets uoy2-.ly
J0Hy HALLUW,
A TTORkET AT law, ana e~10-zi Cllleci1r for
~ West Tennessee Of1ce oB Jcdrs3n street, Psst
OAoe Budi-g- sep6
,. L. SHAmBERGER,
A TORN EF At LAW, Prsntiss, Mississippi Prompt
n attention Ell BE- given ths Co isCticn Of Claims.
ms
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Building gflatrrials.
CITY Lumber Yard.

N-NNAlA D OON NHLLI-
FNTHOLESALs and retail dealers IN an kinds Of Inn,
W Qr shinEies and Cedar, az reduced prices FOR
cesh Asrehznts' and al ether orders nsi Win car.
Foot Or Adams street on the river f,zl2-sr,
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UNITED STATES.
njSSOlutTO0

1NEE arm of FLaUREOY. COOPER s LEAKE, Is
Il This day dissolved by mutual oon-eut TIE name of
the arm viii Be used liquidation only.
JNO 6. FLOURNOT
~ r. COOPER.
apie-apl5 r. ~, LEAEE
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PRICE on sUKSCRIFTTON.
DAILY RATES ron ADvKRT1srSe.

y Al Daily Euiscrirtinns win - oosAtoered dre an
THhlc hslf-yesrly IN sdvsnca.
n Tho Foregoing teTos WI b strictly ara risidiy
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-15

SAN Josr.--On Tuesday week, Rev. Mr.
Gish and one or two other gentlemen were
knocked down and seriously injured by re.
fractory coach horses. They narrowly es-
capped fatal injuries.
A Hungarian Barber named Macy, be-
coming incenssd At q mischief loving boy
who made mouths and wriggled his finger,
at him, pursued the lad and fred a pistol a,
him. The boy was not hurt, but the tonso'
rial Magyar was put in Jail.
Some Chinese Magicians and puppet show.
men gave an exhibition on Monday and
Tuesday nights of last week. which ended ia
q brick bat and stone throwing scraps. One
Of the beligerent long. tails was arrested fol
drawing pistol.
The County Physician Of Santa Clara
is sick with the vsrioloid. which he caugh,
from small pox patient.
Felipe Hernandez has been arrested for
stealing jswelry from female.
We CLEAN these facts from the San Jose
Tribune.
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THE VALLEY YEoMAN.-Such is the title
ola weekly paper which has just made its
appearance at Tehama. edited and proprie.
tored BY by Chas W. Stiles and Simon l..
Snyder, Esquircs. We have received q copy
OF the FIRST issue Of the Yeoman and are pre-.
pared to pronounce II neat. aepsy and pecu.
liarly and literally bespattered with "black
heads" The Yeoman alludes to the RrooRp
complimentary. and after an allusion to its
(the RxcosD's) position upon the Kansas
question. begs to differ with US. As the Yeo-
man seems disposed to "beg the question. -
We assure its editors that they have our con-
sent to ego it" as they please Styles aud
Snyder have our wishes for their complete
success.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-15

The EQUESTRIAN THEArRE.-The lar
gest concourse Of people We have seen togeth-
or for many months, assembled last evening
to witness the performances Of Mitchells
Equestrian Theatrical troupe. There must
have been, at least, one thousand people
present,among whom we're some fifty or more
ladies. We write this notice at too late an
hour to mako il as extended as we could de-
sire. but sum up the whole thing in o nut
shell and pronounce the performance CAPT
tai one and generally satisfactory. The
"Jibbenainosay" will be presented tonight.
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ANOTHER DEArH FROM CAvING.--A cor
respondent Of the Mountain Messenger gives
the following account Of the death of VIM
McGarrigle at Dsadwood Diggings. sierrs
county,
II appears that the deceased had attempt.
ed to work in an old slide tunnel, in which
no labor had been performed for some time
past, and from doing which his partners had
frsquently attempted to dissuade him, bu,
without avail the deceased. evidently, no,
comprehending the danger. He was found
by his partner, ct eleven O'Clock \. M,
dead, aud the jury Of inquest returned a
verdict in accordance with the above facts.
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ryv Nrvs-we call the attention Of our

THE NEws.-we call the attention Of our
readers to our telegraphic dispatches, by
the steamers Orizaba and Golden Age. We
have only time to congratulate our friends
upon the prospect of the admission Of Kan.
sas, and the speedy settlement Of this vexed
and unfortunate question. Sac. Mercury
You spoke little hastily about the mat
tar Of time, Mr.. Mercury. You have two
weeks more, at least, to prospect in your
"expediencyn diggiugs. aud to salt old
Racks claim, to keep its market vales at its
present figure among your "friends."
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The Legislature will not adjourn sine die
before the 9th of May. if then The Lecomp-
ton aspirants for Congress--Messrs Burch
and Merritt. Of the Senate. and Messrs.
Stratton, Street. Lee, Young, Lewis, White
sides and several others Of the Assembly,
have not yet sufficiently worked their cards
for Congressional honors at the expense Of
the people, to adjourn and go home. Let
them scheme on--the Democracy Of the
State will pass in Judgment upon them, tt
their utter chagrin and destruction of hop'
for political life again.
Your representative, Mr.. Kitchens, is 9
faithful servant Of the people. Constant il
his seat, and jealous in his duties, he is 81
honor to his constituents. The same may b,
said Of your Senator, Mr.. Hart.
Yours, w. ..
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-15

COMMON CAsE.--There is a man living in
FL Dorado county. who, according to the
fnder. 10 afflicted with tree telling mono
mania. He cuts down every tree that he
hnds In the forest, and accompanies each
blow Of his axe with curse. A tree des-
troyieg mania Is by no means rarity The
early 0rovillians were crazy enough to cut
down and burn nearly every shade tree
within the present limits Of the town. and
with each one Of their blows came curse to
every lover Of outrageous comforts.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-15

WARM AFRIcA-A friend informs us
that Tuesday last, at Rich Flat, near Kel-
sey, in this county, terrible shooting
scrape occurred between some white men
aud some negroes, in which oae Of the white
men was badly wounded in the leg. Our
informant states that tho cause of the row
was, that negro man had committed an
outrage upon an Indian woman; that the
white men in the neighborhood determined
to punish him for the act, and with that in.
tenton proceeded to his cabin, but in the
meantime the negro had gathered in some of
his friends, and completely fortified his
shanty. Up to the latest accounts, the be.
sieged still held his position. We have not
learned the names of any Of the parties. -
PidcerUiAe Mder.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-15

ATLANTIC PAPERs.--To Messrs Garnham
B Lockwood Of thsP 0, Literary Depot, We
srs indebted for Atlantic papers, among
which are Forney's Press, New York Herald,
Tribune, Boston Journal. Harper's, "Atlan-
tic" Frank Leslies and Bsilou's Magazines
&c. These papers were expressed from Ma.
rysville last evening by the above enterpri.
sing firm.