davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-09

FRIDAY Dec. 9th
James Brady Demurrer overruled-
Pleads not guilty.
Gwen Timmons. - Demurrer overruled--
nieads,not guilty.
Morris Mynn. - Demurrer overruled--
Pleads not quality.
Causes continued to ivst day Of next term,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-09

PRICE OF BEEr.--See the butchers
schedule of prices in another column.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-09

~ S~9 -
Is, Fargo & Co.'S Office in
1853. Persons calling foI
say Advertised.
Kenny, John
Killer, David
Kedml er, Lha9s
Keller. Jacob
kear. James
keane. M
kanei, John d
Il
LIND, X
Lee, :
Linsley, =.
M,
McEmire, AlonZo
Mclean. Michael
Miohel. Henry
Marshall, Ellen
Mcneil John
MuIberger Daniel
Mcguire, Liz
Murice jr, A
Marchund. Jos T.
McGlenn. VIM
Mareno, NJ }
ManclIau. Patrick
MAJ timer, Antonis
n
Nesben, John
Neghal. Richard.
lNewslavt &'Bros
Nugant, John
Norman, T.B
.
lO'Neil, w
IO'ChoO, Sig Dan NJ
To- Tarks Mr.
y
Presberg, Geo
Quin, Pat
H.
Ross. Angus
Russell, S A
Rapps, A
RlchersOn, Mr.,
Robertson, l. w
Randolph, Thomas
Richardson, Henry
Ridla, Juan A
Robles, Dobors
Rynelds Danial
Ryan, WIN ID
Ryan, John
Ragget Michae.
Slaberg, John
Schrempshire, Miss g
Shrandreu. Chas
Singer, Miss Ada
SchautZe, NJ
Scott, Miss Lib,
Scott, Mary
Slattery, John
II
Tracey, Geo S
Thompson, JOHNNY
ITifney, 5 W
Thomas, j N
Thomas, Mrs T.
Vennive, John
w.
Woods, Miss Julia A
W inne, ID
Wicklun, John
Wilcox. Jas b
w ilson, Miss Al
Weaur. Eli
White, ii
Werchel, +
'Wiber, } |.
Wisberber, Ernst.
White. " allace
Wardwell, Mr.
Y
YOnker, Miss Mary
Packages.
/ T. T Cochran
Loedwyk Zimmerman
l. & johnson
Regard Churles
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
List of Letters

A1SL OF D..
DEMAINING in Wells,
~ Oroville. Jan. LIST, Is
these Letters will please say
Allison. 7 " \
Antippa Roche /
Armand. } w Il
Adams, Ellen \
Il B X
Burtey. Adelph X
Bochn, T
Block, B " Il
Bunage, Vim l.
Brun, X f. J..
Brown. c u
Brozseur, WIN NJ
BernStine. IL NJ
Butterfield. los III VI
Bush, Henry Y NJ
Bresland. Miss Eliz NJ
Bartlett, 4 ~ NJ
NBaar. Henry, VI
Batemaa Henry VI
Boyle, owen, NJ
O VI
Clinton. c w. VI
COttrell. X j VI
CawthoIn, James NJ
rallibean, NJ
Carlisle, John N
Cugis, Monsuar De- N
Carltsr, John, N
ColHell. Thos N
Chapman, c Fl N
Cart, David
Chule, Felix o
ID O
Durham, Mrs Mary o
nransard, Monsieur
Donaldson, Daniel PI
Dabarvity, Mes Marco .
Dona. Senorar
nansal, Daniaha r
Duplex, EN r
Farl. Allen X
Ellis, Alex X
IA K
regard, Chas X
France. Jas w Y
fulham Edward X
Fowler, John s X
FitN paterick VIM X
Fuiiopi, John X
Frieldson, Augustus X
"a
Gregory G d 81
Curney, B ~
Galinger. IL Bi 81
Green, VIM 81
Gilman, Capt A. 81
Cannon. Rol t TT ),
Cutters, Martainn 81
I'll 81
Harmon, Chas
Helgarss. Ponlita II
Holland, VIM ii lTl
Henley, Miss Flora III
Hale. SY TT
Hills, frank w TT
Hill, Margret
Hartman, p v
Humphrey, p
Hamilton, DIR "
Hughes, John v
Hobach, Alex "
j "
Jones. Riley v
Jonesi J "
Jackson. Thos W "
Judge, Johu v
johnson, L 9 "
X W
Rruse. otto "
Kreim, VI "
kunu- Geo
keylia, X II Y
List OF Pa
James SPond, +
NJ 8 ,Sovst Il
Or ConeIy l.
John OLAughlin n
Jamss.NcCurker
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-09
COURT SESSIONS.

Hon. J. L. N. LEWIS, Presiding.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-15

vINHE FOLLOWING PLAN, adopted at meeting
held November 1851 repubished with this
treasurer collectors and distributors appointed IN Of s
each Of the city into four
districts and that each Of these gentleman
appointed 90 collect the relief Of tho and lady
order their distribution The agency
10 their particular districts.
Tint the funds contributed this be all by
Ladies' Benevolent Society upon whom shall devove duty
aiming and ali bills Society and who
lowed reasonable compensation for his
That the collectors take from tbs receipts for all tho
they put his which receipts they
tho auditing committee who DO appointed by this Society
A. That the draw their
orders possible person persons
number Of being limited tho duties Of the
applications distributor
within whose district the applicant resides and that distributors
directed to visit applicants far possible at their homos that
they learn with certainty the and extent OF their
o. That shall especial duty tho collectors
tors each district aid obtaining employment for the destitute
who need OF IT,
That all persons having claims aganst the society present them
the the Of each month sending
with their bills tho orders they have received from distributors and
meeting the collectors and distributors the his dsburse
and the OF the treasury. 1870
That gentleman be- appointed to act the society
beginning With December 1897.
gentlemen appointed auditing
anime the easurers at thu beginning OF month and
the result Of such examination to the joint meeting collectors
collectors each pursue
plan upon consultation, they may deem expedent
distribution clothing
particular ward. &t XXX ft Il
citizens generally, especially the policemen
city requested with this society reporting
distributors Of suffering and detuion which
their knowledge. II. 3 atlt.sa0
IL plan names districts residences Of
collectors and distributors published this ntegencer
States this city many copies printed
general circulation the president and Of the society
may deem expedent.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-15
PROSPECTUS
For publishing Aoahly Periodical "a Washington, d. G. ,
called
THE NATIONAL RECORDER
RELIaloos AND roLucAL mrElnGENoE,

FINHE National Recorder" viii contain sixteen
i quao pages sge double for one dollar year
Besides the reading found In periodicals Of TINS KIND
Il viii DO mainly devoted 20 the following objects:
FIRST give all all that may be done IN the egsa
1--WE aud executive departments Of the general feas 70
Ia the legislative department viii spirit all that
Senate with brief sketches o. the that
may be delivered before Congress.
chaplain service in the array and navy a. military posts, and IN cam
pas ~ h I y, anu nava S' S ,,, ma sodsrs,
homes BY facilities obtaining Information at the
departments Washington by correspondence chapns,
shall be able the public
Tue second object viii be collect statistical Information and 10
the general religion This win embrace the number Of all
ony cognsed cergynen employed pastors or Otherwise ne
number added annually each distinct church Organization We
shall enter such plan q correspondence as viii enable Us to
reach this Information with than approximate accuracy together
with other statistics relating religious matters which
United States
The third object will be notice all that and interesting in
and science not oming 70 bestow special attention upon
Smithsonian Institution also at the Coast
Once the National Observatory aud OF the ienihc Arts
and teachers Of such books and periodicals
are intended to promote popular education
proposed this lies their complete accomplishment To ef
feet this shall need the kindly Of three classes
menodors the respected heads Of all the
tons science aud learning In the United each Of whom
The nrst number Of The Recorcr win be dated january 1885,
but a. win contain among other things important memorial to
Congress- which should first be placed the hands clergy
every or periodical po
hca In It's haracer at earlier date We intend to issue the first
number early In December next We therefore respectfully
cergymen win u.s. address, dollar
will them the "Recordern numbers
ys s OF D' nr'' number only 70 a who WIN enclose jour ~
periodicals newspapers excepting
which only political and secu) who viii this prospectus
insertion and send containing propose
advertise the and locality their through
To the presidents OF all literary institutions
who subscribe for tho Recorder will tho and place Of
their Institutions as proposed TO editors.
Address "Nationa Recorder" Washington, d. G.
ctsl-u
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-15
TELEGRAPH OFFICES.

Printing Telegraph, HOTEL entrance on s
door north To New imk
Biunorc Philadelphia, intermediate points connecting "
York with the Eastern Inns Johs, aud the Western lines W "
orleans.
Magnetic Telegraph National Hotel OF sixth st'e a
Pennsylvania To New York. connecting absve Wild
East a West. -
Telegraph National Hotel Orleans ria Aokp
dra, Hchmond, Mobile and intermediate points ~
ding all the principal seaboard cities. g.
Western Telegraph pennsJ avenue between SIKH ana
ent streets Gians To Wheeling and inler
points connecting with oil the Western and Northwestern hnes
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-15
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.

HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
rT,HE subscriber desires to call public attention to
l. his extensive assortment of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
which is complete every department, consisting
part Of
CABINET FURNITURE. .a
very collection embracing every conceivable
variety to furnish tho paro chamber and dningroom
from the most expensive to the cheapest kinds
FRENCH CHINA
Goband plain white richly decorated dinner dessert and
A largo assortment Of vases
Dinner and tea in detached pieces ... ...
cups and saucers, with and without notices
Pitchers, perfume bottles card receivers ,.....,. -,
etagere, parlor table and toilet ...
s.s~ IRoN-sToSE CHINA
Dinner. tea and toilet sets
Also detached pieces, large stock of the latest shapes
GLASSWARE.
American French, and Bohemian such
Decaners, nagons, goblets champagues
Liquors. tumbers, finger bowls, cclerics
Water bottles, float bowls dishes, salts pitchers &c.
TABLE CUTLERY.
of half dozen hry-one and nity.throe pieces
Also, ivory handled knives only E
CaTvcrs and forks, stccls, &c
BIocK-TIN GOODS
Such as chatting dishes from 10 10 "a inches
Coffee and tea urns coffee pots tea potts. coffee higgins &c
.r. t PLATED GOODS
Such coffee and tea urns, tea sets .. .
Spoons and forks, oastors covered dishes
Pitchers cake and fruit baskets, waters, &c
JAPANNED GOODS.
Such waters, tea trays and in sets.
Plate WARMERS slop jars, foot tubs, water cans, &c
MISCELLANEOUS,
Solar lamps girandoles wood
and irons brushes, shovels aud tongs
Coal.hods, stop ladders, door mats, rattan goods
Waffle irons, willow ware Britannia
Bronzcd iron goods cooking requisites of description
Together with large articles Of utility
deemed necessary particuarize.
Housekcepcrs will find decidedly their interest examine
stock and They will only find large assortment from
selections but pledge myself sell cheap
description OF goods be purchased the
cities. +.
delivered any of the city Georgetown FREQ Of
charge,
recently imported direct from Europe extensive
French and china prepared strong
inducements the trade
Oct 2S-1aw9w C. W, BOTELER, Iron Hall
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-15
mo DIPLOMATS AND ToURISTs.- The adyer.

User middle who Is cenvorsan with speaks
English French Spanish and Italian languages Is well educated
of morals, acquainted with maritime affairs has
several wishes particularly
American diplomats and tourists bound
European who ncrpre
courier and confidential travelling clerk He furnish the
unexceptonabe references for qualification from many dsn
highest standing Washington and Alabama
Address G Box No Is Mobile, An or care OF the Hon
Fitzpatrick, u. y =. N # SIZE a Sep 30--d3m
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-15

TIME MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
4 OF NEW YORK
Net assets February l. 1885, s4os5aos
bonds aud mortgages Of first class. Ea.5.H s..#aH.
Winston president Isaac Abbott, secretary
Garrett NJ D., examining hyscan, a65 Ninth street
Pamphlets further information be obtained the Office Of
CHARLES DE SEI.)EN, Agent,
June 22--d6m~ No 5o7 Seventh street.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-15
Collectors OMce.

N ? Nlty HhH, NUVVHiU0F To- Io'o'
NTOTICE is hereby given to all persons who have
the present aud 10 all who arc IN
sars FOR poyious years. Including axos that the expa
zion sixty all which taxes OF any
unpaid will be advertised and sold Tor inc
enons. 1890.
be tho heavy expense attendant on
abe requested TO in season
JAs Y. HALLIDAY
N 2l--1awtJunla Collector.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-15
C,ARPETING, FLOOR oIL-CLoTH, RUGS, MAT

|,ARPETING, FLOOR OIL-CLOTH, RUGS, MAT
ngs Druggets Materials, and furnishing Dry
Goods, such
Velvet tapestry carpciDgs, new designs
Tapestry Brussels great variety
Now STYLES Brussels super quality p ..a ~.
Extra heavy 3-ply do very rich .s
Extra super ingraindo patterns
Very hoavy Atwood Dutch oarpetings
Twilcd Ventiap carpeting for halls and steps
Velvet and Brussels do do do F..
heavy and rich noor olohs, cut TO NJ
size shape room, hall or passage
Mosaic, velvet, and tuted and mats
and Canton mattmgs
81 l24, IA 1914 drugget crumb cloths
English drnggcts, all widths by the yard
Very richly embroidered lace curtains ..
LANES, brocatels, and reps for curtains
White, bun, blue, and green shade linens
rods, curtain fixtures, &c.
Having HADAN co y great Carpet Auction which took
place the 4h and 9Th nst prepared TO
or than be Afforded under ordinary crcum
stances Purchasers respectfully invited to
stock. HUE bifo w.
Aug 1S--dH
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-15

8. g. Herring a. Co.'s Patent Champion safes'
FTNHE subscribers, grateful for past hvors, and
finding that discriminating public bestowing their patron
exhibit all
enlarged their depot by opening extensive
Broadway No. 5l Of Murray street.
pcste tho City Hall This Of warehouse room with tho
Of their factory will enable the subsc
hand all stock OF Gre and burglar
proof establishment the world Particular
snon will be had TO constructing safes for private families TO match
with other furniture, for the security of plate and ewery
tHtfa# .its" Also
all kinds OF chests vault
DOORS vaults Halls powder locks for banks
patent perturbation bank lock and Cygors
patent letter lock, without key
.t s. G. HERRING a Co.,
Nos I85, 1877, and 1s9 Water street, and
No 26l Broadway, corner Murray st., New York.
aia r. C0YIE CO., Agents
s M Washington, D. O.
#H r. W. KNOWLES, Agent
Nav ga Nv Richmond Virginia.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-15
I,XTENsIoN on THE aNEw BOOK STORE. =

LNXTENSION OF THE NEW BOOK STORE. -
IL FRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully informs bis friends and the
pubic that extensive alterations the consiruc
Of tho completed addition large and
Gently selected stock cas European
books no has established no ar, gallery the the
where will DO found the latest all tho
nence oa public reading the adng European journals be-
ing regularly received
Philip having correspondents OF the European
foreign orders most advantageous and
England feels confident in tho
satisfactory execution OF all orders nrusted to his
FRANKLIN PHILIP,
.AlstE Bookseller and Satoncr,
S--l 232 Penn between 9th and 10th streets
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-15
TEXAS LAND AGENCY.
General Lard and Real Estate

viii land pay buy and soil land commission and at
tend 20 yng pertaining land agency References
given re.t .
Upon receipt will toward 70 address within the
s. postage paid Just ssued)
also Gust ued Of 400 pages reading matter,
Ing s tho state tho progress and improvements in
agriculture and manufactures tic increase Of popuaton
wealth. and revenue and statistics Of all the counties railroads,
ers improvements sc. SC, &c Oct 26-wn
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-15
TVoW WEARE GovERNED Or The Crown n,

JEOW WE ARE GOVERNED (; or, the Crown the
Senate and the Bench ndbook Of the Constitution, Gov
Laws and Power OF Great Britain by Albany Fonblonquc
jr., 1 vol, London. so cents
Sermons written,
regular which they themselves according
ecclesiastical subjects texts
easily referred Edward Harlan, A. Chaplain the Earl
OF narrowly. VOL quarto, Price ~ rs.
Scenes Another World by George Wood author
OF Peter schlcmhil vol 81 a ts
Congregation Plea for their Unity by C. A. Bao
l vol. 81 l
While Morning by Virginia y. Townsend vol 81
English Sarnamc and their place in the Teuton Family by ob
Ferguson. vol
The Of Tanning Horses by Rarey, illustrated edition so
cents .ta taft .
Agricultural Chemistry, familiar explanation Of tho Chemical
Principles Involved in the operations Of farm by Alfred sbson
SO
The Half Brothers. Novel by A,ex Dumas so ocnts
The aian@uvopg Mother by the n cents
The Little Old Woman who Lived in the Shoe Illustrated
Tho Ugly Duckingi illustrated Is cents. f.
History Of Little BoTccp illustrated. 10 cents.
Together great variety OF novelties for Christmas
Just received, at PHILIPS Bookstore,
332 Pom. avenue, between ph and 10th
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-15

TINE BANKS OF NEW YORK, THEIR DEALERS,
Clearing House and the Panic 1887 with Financial Chart,
Gibbons with thirty Illustrations by Herck vol Price,
al 25 For sale at FRANKLIN PHILIPS Bookstore
pcc7 az Penn. avenue, bot. 9th 10th sts
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-15
NAVY DHrARTMEsr.


photography and the Bureau Of Medicine and surgery
statement the duties OF each OF these Offices and
OF the force employed therein:
cysars Oc Isaac Touey Secretary Navy; Charles
Welsh esq eleven clerks The secretary tho
ment and tho execution relating him.
general direction Of the President Of the United States who
squadrons and commanders Of
vessels all orders Of officers commissions Of officers both IN n
commissioned and warrant
the enlistment and discharge OF seamen emnao
performed authority Secretary their orders
considered emanang from him The general superintendent
ne oomnandant Of that should be approved
him.
Brsau If Nary Yards and Joseph smith, chief
bureau clerks civil engineer and draughisman
yards and wharvcs buildings and machinery
u und h q his bureau also charged with the
management Of the Naval Asylum.
ef Construction Equipment and Rpair John Lcnhnl ESQ.,
bureau eight dranghtsmau The oe
the engineer chief Of the samuel Archbod attached
has charge Of the building repairs purchase
materials and the providing Of all vessels with their equipments
for the navy and With
the approval of tho Secretary decides plans for their cou
B,pau IF C,osneH Bridge, purser United states
navy chief Of bureau and four clerks All provisions for the use
nisbing the same under the charge OF this bureau
bureau Of Ordnance hyirouaphy Duncan ngrabaru
clerks and draughnan THIS bureau mas
chase Of powder shot shells Sc and the eqap
with maps, charts chroncmeiers baometers S
books furnished ships ofwar The una
Naval and photographed Office" ut Washington
the Naval Academy Annapolis also under The gcner
pcrinendcncc Of the chief Of this bureau
Of Medicine SuquyDr, William Whcan, surgeon ,h
chief passed assistant surgeon
Everything relating 10 medicines %
and wounded aud management"
hospitals comes within the supcriutcidence OF this bureau
WAR pKrAmrxKsr
Floyd Secretary Of War; W. r. Drnknrd, chief oes
subordinate clerks messengers and four wotohmn p
GLOWING bureaus attached 10 this department.
Commanding O6iceTh Office at the head Of whchh
Lieutenant General scott, is al New York
Adopf Generals oce Col samuel Cooper Adjutan Genera
MAJOR n Townsend, fcvct Capt Nian,
aresce Judge Advocate Brevet MAJOR o
r. In this Office arc kept IN
which refer the personnel II the army the ro ~
IL is here whore all military commissions are madc out
Quoyp,aser Major General & Jesu
NstantsCoonel G. Thomas captain h
Miller Beger; clerks and messen
fagynossr 0oCoI b. y. Earned, paynaser En'
Major j. leslie district paynas,er eight clerks and one
Cantissary Generals OoeGen. George Gibson commssary gu
assistant Captain NJ ID. !. Simpson; six clerks and one m
Suoeon Generals 0HcsGen Thomas lawson surgeon genera
ASSISTANTS Dr. X. z. Wood aud DR. X Wood; three clerks
Engineer Joseph Tot,sn chief engineer assp
Captain n. g. Wright; Ave clerks aud onc messenger
Typographical Albert colonel Of the corps !"
sis,an Captain Woodruff; clerks messenger
Ordinance B,reouCo IL r. Craig colonel Of ordnance ASSISTANT
Capt. Vim Maypa,er; eight clerks and one messenger
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-15

THE STRATFORD GALLERY; or, the Shakespeare
Ssehood comprising forty Ave ideal portraits described by
Mr3 Palmer. vol, antique morocco. Price s12.
Olesand sonucts, Illustrated by eminent artists
liAiegro, by John Milton Illustrated
Frr sale by @ BLANCHARD Il MoIIuN,
L. Dec 3 Corner Of 18th and Penn, avenue.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-15
CTATE OF GEORGIA, EBERT COUNTY.

~ La IL VI uroituihr EbDEh1 OOUNll.
the superio, of said county term, 1853
Present Honor james Thomas Judge Of said court
Whereas snry bl have been hcd In this legaees
the win OF VIM g. Barch deceased against John
said will payment o their respective egacics
that the legacy In said will Sarah Kcscc should raid
parties entitled thereto the her death leaving
children.
that Sarah Kesce children thor
legal this
1850, said legacy, default appearance
legacy will then be directed be paid the parties
further ordered copy published
month for nno months the publication
March, 1850 in the following witt The
ast published Augusta Georgia. The Union published
ngon the District OF Columbia Tho Louisville published
Louisville Kentucky newspaper published Cincinnati
Ohio.
from the minutes OF the superior Fiber
county Georgia. at March A. d. 1853 this 18th April
April 2T--1am9m MOSES r.
WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capaal $500, 900
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
The only company Washington having in its char
buildings merchandise furnurc taken at the
rates.
capital company individual lab,
clause Of the charter renders the fortune of
oncc-Corner of Pennsylvania Tenth street
VIM F. Bayly, Benz Beall, Francis Mohun
James y. Halliday, Hudson Taylor, VIM. orme,
Samuel Bacon, Joseph Bryan, NJ W Gait
N. BIO charge made for policies.
JAMES MCGUIRE, President.
GRAFTON d. HASsos, Secretary. June 27--1y