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abroad may not alter the complexion OF AFFAIRS.
Many persons think that the banks have seen their
maximum in respect 70 specie reserves for many
years to come; and expect that, before the WINTER
moderate drain to Europe and demand for specie
in the interior win compel them to curtail their
loans, and raise the price of money to something
like the old rates. We see yet no signs OF dear
money; but in many quarters 1t Is reported as not
being by any means as cheap as it was.
The most important event Of the week in
the stock and railway world was the Railroad
Convention which met at Philadelphia last
week, and sat on Friday and Saturday.
closing its labors late on Sunday morning.
The persons present at the convention were Mr..
Erastus Corning, Of the New York Central; Mr. G.
Moran, Of the New York and Erie; Mr.. 8. Sloan, Of
the Hudson River; Mr.. J. E. Thomson, Of the Penn
sylvania Railroads Mr.. C. Brooks, Of the Baltimore
and Ohio; Mr.. g. l. NJ. Barlow, of the Ohio and Mis-
sissppi and Mr.. l. Newton, Of the Peoples line Of
steamers After two days discussion, the following
points were settled as a basis of negotiation:-No
runners to be hereafter employed by any company,
any freight solicitors except at the termin OF
the roads, the freight tariff to be advanced so to 20
per cent over present rates. and on ls October to De
again raised to the rates current before the present
mbrogko; the passenger tariff to be at once raised
to the rate current prior to the first reduction; dro
vers to be passed free both ways all lines; all viola
tons Of this contract to be referred to umpire to
be chosen by the several roads, and said umpire to
impose upon any offending road fine not less than
$500, and not exceeding $4,000 This basis or plan
Of contract is TO be submitted by the respective Pre-
sdents to their boards of direction prior to the 10th
September; if ratified, it is to go into effect imne
diately. II is hardly necessary to add that sepa
rate agreement between the Erie and Central will be
proposed at the same time, for the adjustment Of
their local Misunderstanding.
The Stock Exchange has been dull and without
movement throughout the week The following
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ADJUTANT GENERALS ORDERS.
SPECIAL OkDEKs NO. l56.

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS STATE or NEW YORK,
ApJuTAST GExKIsAL's OFFICE ALBANY, Sept !, 1868
Pursuant to the proclamation Of the Governor OF
State issued by him this cay having reference 70 toe
eross cuages which have recently occurred a. the QaA
rAntine In the county Of fhmond force Of 100 officers
and men, inc uding section Of Artillery, will bs de
tailed from the troops Of the nrst Division resident 10 tas
city OF New York. and despatched 10 Richmond county
where win take position Immediately Rojacent 70 the
Quarantine enclosure, and sufficiently nesr 70 th- proper
~ OF the STATE and 70 tue buildings 90 orecse5 Tor the
OF the sick 10 be aolo a. all times instantly
and Effectively 10 defend the and the lives OF tne
sck sgAipst all violence.
To this end Major General SANFORD, commanding the
First division, WILL on the receipt Of these ORDERS
dia,ey oesch regiment part OF regiment, for this
special duty or he may assemble company de.acnnents
from the several regiments " bis DIVISION and assign
the command OF the force some eld o,er OF knugn dis
erection and 6rmness and who Is a. present In active
anorg the reginenta Quarermasters Of divsion
active commission and regimenial Surgeon Will also be
assigned 70 the detachment
The commandment OF the force, sr iis SssenblDg, si
without unnecessary delay, proceed with tn same u
Richmond county, and on arrival 81 the QuTAn inc
grounds VIII select for It's Jda9u, for barrscx
purposes, some suitable building or bulldogs immediate
y adjacent 70 such grounds, but not within the enclosure
Should there DO no buildings near az hand possessing the
proper requisites then be viii sslect some ees atec dry
site possessng these requisites, and hefeupon eacan
his force
The conmandani OF the force will have, for Tho our
pose Of defctce, the entire militia control Of the Qar
anime grounds belonging 70 the State. He w nos lnter
fere, however with the Heaah officer Tor other civil OH
corr acting uDoer his dir cons) In hs their discharge
OF tie usual duties Of me station. He will nnass
CT all the necessary means 70 place himself in doiensi
BILE position, viii take all The pre- cautions Aainst
surorns and will conform generally 70 the requlr
OF the general regulations. He will each day report d.
rect 70 the general headquarters, giving detail Of his
dopgs, Tor the IN or nation OF tae Commander IN Chief
who OF Joins upon hm the utmost vigilance 10 the dis
charge u the very delicate duties imposed upon oy
this order
The commssay General, the requsiNon o. the oom.
mandsnt OF the force, VIII supply All the camp equSags
ana The ammunition necessary los the io'ca
BY order q the Comma1oer In Chief.
FRED X TOWNSEND. A5juiant Gc1era.
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~'dBgy yesaerdsy issued my yRoolsnsstoa depOuncng
iAe county q Rosnsoo % asss IN Srusiex % puoisnmsat
c lcsoDe acton in tho N proceedings, snd decmr-
ING my purpose - send unna'y force 70 tase me
protect the lives Of The sick and The buildings be erect
cd for their accommodation Under these cir astsnocs,
,ss ana o.s unnsa.i chasscss. O. tnss saw
shall at ence be taken 70 rrrg tho peperAors To ROOF
70 justoe and has oocurred 70 mo thas should ,ess
au~erg ycu Ns high egA, oAcer proceed q once
to The conDiy OF Richmond and ~ make the necessary 10
IN INTO the origin and nU
Quarantine ststien and TO make report 70 me Of the
same; and also S TO What measures, " any, can be
bring the sbetios and perpetrators Of hese crimina.
sets to trial And wond further request thst you
would proceed vnhoo. decay 70 odemny the s;s.s for
the destruction Of s properly by bringing seton for
10 estimated value asainst the county Of Rchmood
enclose for your in'ormauon copies Of the correspon
de- between the Commissioner Of Enigratoo aod my
JOHN A. KING
10 Hon. LYMAN rREMAr, Attorney General.
ATTORNEY 6sNDRAL rREMAIn's REPLY.
STATE on New YoRK, OryIcE ArroRsEy GEssRAL,
Sui have the honor to aoxDo : eoes sbe receipt Of
yen have taken and in reference 70 the acts
violence committed 1t the Quarantine station the
.ehs Of the LIST and "a Of september BY so Of the
Les tssuYe, Taased in 1855 whenever Aay badlng or
other real or personal property shalt be destroyed
injured In consequence or any mob riot tbs city or
liable action for The damages sustained by reason
thereof In compliance with your Request, ANAL regard
~ my duty, without unnecessary delay, 70 commence
the Deceesary kgA proceedings 70 recover the dasg
sustained by the people Of tho Ssase. wh you
In the opinion that tina pa Of The tram us.s
ano requires an pvesreA Into the origin sud progress
OF the dfhcuIues which have teYmipated In the
NILSSON Of the alleged offences against the laws, no
all matters connected herewith entirely uuwiirng
70 believe that the local authorities Of RoomoDd county
will not lend their aid towards searching and thorough
investigation Of theee matters Equally doeroos w,sb
yourself that the laws ehs bs faithfully executed
sent 70 attend and nssisute such lowest g&op 10
my Ill al engagement will render my personal IT
tendance mpYactcabe will unite with you IN the oesg
patcn OF decreet able and eloieas counsel
meDce and conduct such Investigation.
LYMAN rREMAIN.
To his Excellepcv JOHN A. KrwC. Governor nc.
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s1trt o. Nav NORE, EsgCUfIvr DsFtrrs

A1HANY, repf =, ltOs
sY-The determined acts of vioieace ard arsca, b.
wh'ch very iarse smourt Or tie prct'ry q. Tho Ssao
tesv 81 al ne Quarantine station, ard ire lives q
The sck erda1seyed ~ large armed mob on The nights
OF ne let anf = Septsnter ana The general n1urence
q he people q tie c-untv n RChncud q thesa dell
h4rae euUests % tue yropsry aod FER ~ WITHIN ID
9laranre enclosure, SEEMED v donsnd toe hands o.
EEeculre o. tH STATE prompt and ccact action ac
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pool came to this port to band passengers and take IN sup
ply ef coal
stesp,bip star of the souh Lyon savannah with psdss
and passengers, TO nfcnsu 4 Son llh inst AN. On
hsefas senstzed seasnp augusta hence Tor Savannah.
ebp ivsDooe 70 lara. 0ssxcw, July g. 0reenock 39A.
and The Chspnsi Auy nth mdse, To Poster Stephenson
aug 10 lat "A ~ Ion 80 81 bark with doube topeal
yards showing blue sisps with wbie squsro Ihs -
had hight wssesly winds and enso passage.
been q days y Of the 6anka
shp Sunny South Stevenson Scr tos Brazil Aug 2 with
cefc@ to Geo fobe Ce 'rosaed Eqn4tor Is days;
s,pce ID have he'd light wiods csls Sent IA 81 IS
Ion 90 70 spolo bOk Sea Bird RON Drenos Ayyes for
BADGES foy New Haeen
Byis oemsp,he scpsus. Hopkins, oports IS days. with
wine al 10 John Osborne.
Brig Two Poss Cooper. Msvse'es via Rochland days
where she pnt In In disfress, with mi.e, N order
Brig Juapiis fsp) Arans 81 johns Pr IA days. with
gar 10 Jops 1bempsoD.
schr r @simors, Bogsrt, Alexandria 4daya
schr d Foster, vfad wick. viranis, days
sebr McFse, Barker, Virgins, 2d.ya
eshs H. h Psvhey, -. Virginia. 2dsya
schr W Williams, Aims Virginia 2dAys
Schs Newport jones Virginia. 2 daya-
SobY Caroline, Appliance Georgetown, DC. daye.
sehr G0nsreaa. MAthsr Ma bias 8 dAvA
Steamer Delaware C0pes Phtade'phiA
Steamer wsn utta kye NeW Bedford.
Steamer Perel Baker, Pr0vidense
SAILED
frigaA Niagara, Chauncey, Oharlegon tanA N
chored at the sW spitl.
Wind durinc Ia dsv NNW
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CAUTION FOLLOWING PONDS HAVING BEEN
sioer in city Of Frankfofs the Maine ali per sons
arc hereby cautioned against buying negotiating the sxms
sbonds q sfOa esoh-Nos SO, Lace ISL. New and
Fre Rr'lrosd recnnd mcrigaGe7 cent bonds, vilh
one interest wsTrstt esJb. ane lat karch, 1850
tonds of stWQ eash-NOs ~ 6s. D~ytor AID Tes.ern
RailrDsd per ceu hrst fnnr'rrge bordp win into
rect warrants III arsi due La March lse9
7icnds Of y 90 eschN0s. esq 0s5 Cinsanau wEntng
ton sud GAINESVILLE Railroad nrs mortgage
oor is, stb inle- est warrants fro~, May L. 1881.
2bonas Of Si,NN e.ch Nos s07, 1909 oh aud Pannsyf
snn'e Rsilrosd per cent incgne hoods with iniereH
Narrarin from Ia OclOtrr, 18tQ
2bsuis ~ sloSescS-Ncs 2ll nj fit.sburs vc- wayss
ani Chicago Railroad 10 per aiming fund
cue LEI April le6s, wh Interest warrants the due
lgt October 1888.
srrr. ls5s aCHUCEARDT a GEBgAaD.
OdT--ON FSIDsY, A GENT FMANe DIE asfPIN.
IA set 9Th h.- Tbs find viii q reward o. lesr-
ing i a ~ sr6sevnv, FIRST loor
4 CsT~oN pATr AZ rtoHr, IN CARatsY srasxf,.
- ~ y f1ih aware car, al parcel contAr tree
esge feshefs Any rers-n re'ntbvg TIE save 70 - NJ
Mcclellan IS sftoee sir Il. NJ be rewarded.
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Asuys quiet, with small sales OF pots 81 TIC.
BsEADsTUfrs our--Ine mar kot for inferior and
grades heavy and irregular, wnlle the better
OF brands without change Of moment, but
buoyAIt and active. The embraced about 600
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MEETING OF THs kSrfTAsshNY pILsshrEs TO
SYRACUSE.
The Anu-Tsmmsny delegates 70 The Syracuse conven.
ton mot ON Saturday night, Mozart Hail. for orgxRza.
ION. Fernando Wood was called W the CHAIR and e
woodruff oHacaied a. secretary rne following Is Let
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CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN THE GO.
VERNON AND THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
RELATIVE TO THE QUARANTINE OUT.
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The f0llowfnf resolutiuns wsre passed
Rssolved That elected dsleaaen pusis
Convention, ~ be hed ~ syra he 18TH b.
free susgta fairly oSpressnd Of the
eector ~ tnr severn Assembly dsfrfc~ OF this county
vered rursuanto he eau Of the Cenra
we esl proeet y hai Convention ard take Asreic
not dou0tng tks or hfehren nf oher viii recoz
Ttsc ciHE 10 preference ~
Eocriy n TanE1suY Co. m rian OriAfA narpnr.to
upoer ne cOnvo 81 black rspSbhoan ~ AMI denoorsn
traitors.
Refclved. fhn at5toael evidence be required a. the
fathieesurss and 1zferaFf Of be pt0p which
have for sme urls aeusea the Iammrny C1-intea II T.
found " the fc TIA utee q ther Hevsnsn delegSes
the NonveBloA hsve been selected from tfaf oSn body
ttus stherrg h pTrrrsuve adopts. whch fesursd tn
rtura 81 lir ~ Clique y ne eYcus1n All aihers ari
vet fnf egr mr on y Ne chfa.ter " this rsn any
ds eAi0r 4 wanfr = - be N toe adi0ralfssi
hat eNgry MA ffcett tlxte are lhl1e n0id
geeoyea Thai cT tulae he demoracy az lAe rtate
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PIE GUARANTEE WAR
nE MILITARY AMONG the REBELS
Insampmsnt Of the Eighth Regiment on
Staten Island.
wrms ar QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Interesting Proceedings Of the
Health Commissioners,

MOVEMENTS OF THE MILITARY.
EPAEURE or THE EIGHTH RkGIMsNr WASHINGTON
GHAYs TO THE STAT OF wAR--THEIB ARRIVAL AT
ssATsN IsLAND-TaB CAMP GRouRp-A FULL
pRSss fARADx ON SUNDAY AFTKRNooN-pKPA Ar
Ssss or TIE POLICE TO THE CITY-rHE SABINE
gewED Up TO rHE NAVY yApD-FivE NEW CASSs
Or YELLOW FBvRB-THREs FROM THE INFECTED
DISTRICT OF roMPxINsvILLE ETC, ETC.
The people Of Staten bland, especially those Of romp
hnsvDle ard s,apIeoD seemed highly pleased with the
arrival Of the Eighth regiment On Saturday, and rs said
many oyened their hcuses to hose who would accept Of
sheir hospital Their generous ofer was refused how
ever a. no member Of the Gray's allowed cussids
The can ground.
TIC departure Of the regiment from the city wit
.essee by very large number Of citizens many Of
whom panied them the steamboat foot Of
whsshan street. According 70 rcGimenia orders The
eysys assembled at their armory hah past O'Clock
Saturday afternoon, armed and equipped AT two
ssssck me Ee formed ~ the City Arsenal, White
street. each berg provided with ten rounds Of ball
ssstrdge. The band having payed airs, the reg
neat then went through abort drill after wh,h they
ls9t On their way tho steamboat they reviewed
by Mayor rtmann in front Of the City Hall
Al three O'Clock they left the city, reaching Staten
,sra about quarter before four O'Clock As they land
- and up rompkns they cheered
by the citizens especially al Nautilus Hall, where large
ssowd had ccngregaied.
The police also gave them hearty welcome in the way
al eneers On reaching Camp Washington" for ouch
she given the grounds, they were Immediately dis
mssed each company being On srtered on line accord
ing 20 camp regulations.
The regiment made = very fine appearance, and turned
sui Q pch larger number Of mon than was expected
They HurnbereS nearly three hundred and all seemed
% enter upon the duty hst was imposed upon them with
o. good craze they had been used 70 active service
sw me following are the cfcers and non conIns
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

Ma. EDITnK-You will confer favor upon the un.
dsfsigncd Publlc Administrator of this county by the
publication of the following two sections ''Compiled
Laws of California;" page 422 chap II, sec. 3Oi and
3o7.
"Whenever any stranger or person without known
heirs shall die intesaie. in house premises Of any
other person, it shall be the duty of such person or
my one Knowing thereof to give immediate notice to
the Public Administrator; and In default thereof he
shall be atle to any damage that may be sustained
thereby, to be recovered by the Public Administrators
or any party Interested"
Sec. 3O7 Il shall be the duty Of all civil officers to
inform the Public Administrator of all properly. aud
safe known TO them, which is liable 10 injury or
waste, and which by law ought to be in the possession
OF the Public Administrator"
Truly yours, JOHN s MORRIS. p. A.
per d. W. CHEE,MAs, Deputy
0roville, Feb. Ih, 1853.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

MILITARY SCHOLARS The boys of Santa
Cldra College have formed themselves into
company of cadets. and have petitioned the
Goverror for stand of arms.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

n ARD. LISsEEp, sEATsFooT, POLAR AND
oLToN 4 MehEkMoTr.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

Revival The State journal is informed
that a revival is going on at a place in
franklin township some fifteen miles below
Sacramento. The expounder who is creating
the revival is Il Campbellite named White
Over forty have been baptized.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

A PLEASANT INCIDENT.-In the rough
scramble for office at Washington, says the
Boston Journal, the following incident
stands out in happy contrast:
The Chairman of Committee brought q
stalwart young lrishman to the Capital, to
introduce him to his new station Of assistant
door rtender. and its former occupant, whom
he requested to explain to him his duties -
The new conner looked at the man he was
about to displace, and discovered that he
was cripple. On asking him how he had
become thus mutilated, he was told that he
had been shot and cut "to pieces" in the bat
tie of Bunea Vista, left for dead on the field,
and only recovered to find himself hopeless
ly mutilated for life The generous hearted
fellow looked first at one and then the other,
and finally blurted out, as he turned on his
heel " Ii this mans place is the only one
you have got for me, I'll not have it at all.
CELESTIAL ORLINsgI-The Morning Call
aesgnates as "a Celestial Urlinski' China
man, who was arrested in San Francisco on
Friday, who had in his possession a great
stock of stolen goods consisting of clocks.
toys etc.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

NAYLoR's CAST STEEL, swedes and American
IN Iron. Shoe shape, Sc., for sale BY
die JOHN s. ALBRo
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09
COUNTY COURT.
Hon. J. E. N. LEWIS, Judge.

MONDAY, Feb. Sth.
This Court is adjourned until tomorrow at
Q o'clock 7. NJ.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09
Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO Ali
~ whom II may concern, that have this day ap'
pointed ID. w. Cheesemau my Agent to attend 10 my
business during my absence from the state.
JOHN Y. KES3INC.
Oroville, IAN. 10, 1S5SjlS I'm
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09
j. Regan's Steam Refined
CANDY MANDATORY !
No. 80 Montgomery Street, between Bush and
suiter sts., Saa Francisco.

Poets sing Of the Spices In Indian Isles,
of the citron, the orange and limo,
They sing Of the fragrance 50 lavish dius'd,
by the breeze In ach tropical cline.
Let the epicure boast OF eaeh layor'd dish,
The favor Of wines or French brandy,
iet none of the list named above can compare
With ]. Regan's "Sleam Hetnd Candy"
Rich spices and fruits aud sweet flowers may be sold
Or dishes for epicures dainty:
But the question In this will not debate,
Yet each have admirers In plenty.
Withal there are none Of them bali so well prizd,
From the sweet pratting child to the dandy,
As that sweetest Of sweets everywhere idoliZ'd-
mean Regnns "steam Refined Candy"
"Regan" WINS first upon the Pacific Coast,
Who made conference.-the fact Il known we'll;
Tho twas years sincs he continues IL still,
And sells by Wholesale and retail.
He is selling his stock at such reduced rates,
That purchasers are always handy, a.
And they find each variety known TO the trade,
Among J. Kegan's "steam Refund Candy"
hes an hundred varieties, that need not be namd
And being made by the new improved process,
fie eel his goods cheaper than any other man,
For parties, TO families, or grocers.
or French Candies now his assortment 10 large,
And buyers will find u most handy
To call or send for their holiday stock right AWAY
OF Regan's "Steam Rein'd Candy"
II Orders by Mai or Express promptly filled and
forwarded de-3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-09

We THINK so Too The Washington Star
says, In allusion to Senator Dougiass's posi-.
tion upon the Kansas question, I'VE respect
fully protest against the idea that states
man may be against the Democratic party
on the only vital issue of the times, and stu
NTH t.s."-Eidbe
Now we have seen exhibitions of "cheelS,' -
but this preparation of the Globe beats 'em
oil "You think SO tco," do you, Oh git
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Notice to the Afflicted.
JUST ARRIVED IN SACRAMENTO FROM SAN
FRANCISCO,
DIR. DAVIS,

OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN,
XNIIO Is DAILY RESTORING SIGHT TO THE
w Blind. Hearing to the Deaf! Banishing Fits!
Removing Marks from the face. curing Piles and bad
Sore legs Hair also restored TO the head, aud pre-
vented from falling of.
The Doctor will cure PRIVATE DISEASES in less
time than any man in the world, without loss of lime
to the patient.
LADIES, with weaknesses of any Kind. give him n
call and you will Lot regret it, Ladies also attended
TO by letter.
Persons treated for CONSUMPTION had better see
the Doctor AS nine cases out of twelve not Con-
sumption at all and are cnrable. All persons may
be sure that the Doctor viii not take any cSse in
hand unless he is certain of eIecng Il cure.
The extent OF imposition nDw days IN the practice
of medcine induces the Doctor to invite all persons
to his office where they can for themselves the
cures he performs: where, also, hi. Office book Is
open for reference to the hundreds he has cured in
san Francisco, aud also his Diploma
Cancer Cured without the
knife!
Mark-This Is the Dr. Davis who performed so
many wonderful cures at his office 1O1 Broadway
New York.
Notice to the Old Country People.
DIR. Davis treats all cases the same as he did in
Office hours, from A. VI. TOT = NJ.
0FFICE-No. 10 l. street between Second and
Third Feb 3d-u
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
FOR SALE ny
BARRETT \ SHERWOOD.
D NJ tgomery street,
San Francisco.

ARTICLES or GOLD,
ItoNslsTlNG Of ladies' aud gentemcn's Watches
~ of all descrp;ions Chatslaine lob. vest. guard
and neck Chains; sleeve Buttons and studs
Brooches, bracelets and Ear Rings, Pencil Gases,
Lockels. buckes Rings, Gard Cases, Snud Boxes,
Seals, Keys, Eye Glasses, Ribbon Slides, Charms,
Thmbies, Cane Heads, Arnlets, Crosse NeckIcts,
and every thing rev and bo oiuliful in
Coral II'ork, Canoes, Jet Work and
.M0Sdics.
ARTICLES OF SILVER Consisting of Napkin
Rings, Cups, knic, Fork. and spoon in cases, Salt
Cellars -pooas aud FORKS, lee Scoops tsh, dessert.
butter fruit. plc and cake Enives, Pitchers aud Cob
let's Tea Sets complete, Cake Baskets, Custors, Butter
dishes, saycrs Liquor Stands, Trays, Coffee Urns,
Liquor Mixers, Gard Baskets, &c, Sc
DIAMONDS set In every style OF ornament now
worn by either SEA.
QUARTZ WORk-for which we obtained tho
first premium nj the Mechanics Exhibition, We
were also awarded premium for the manufacture
of WATCH CASES.
tfr" Country orders sen, by Express attended
to with pctunlity and dispatch, and Satisfaction IN
In all cases guaranteed.
Watch repairs command om particular aad prompt
attention
Dec. 7, 1857. d. 2m.
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DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
COURT OF SESSIONS.
Hon. J. E. N. LEWIS, Judge.

MONDAY, Feb. 9Th.
Court met at 9 o'clock.
People VS.. s. II. Hackett-arraigned on
two indictments; plead not guilty
People vs. Patrick Burns--arraigned and
entered plea of not guilty.
Nineteen cases of violation of the license
law were called, in nine of which "nolle
pros" was entered. In five cases defendants
were fined forty dollars each, and six are to
be tried
Adjourned until tomorrow at O'Clock
p. Nj.