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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-07

(OIgneuJ % n VVH'
Grenada, Yalabusha county, Miss.
PRICES.-Yegetable Extract Epileptic Pills, So per
box, or two boxes for So; twelve boxes, $24.
ey@ Persons out of the city enclosing remittance,
will have the Pills sent through the mall free OF post
age. ..
~ SETH S. HANCE,
1OS Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-12-07

DAZIN'S COMPOUND OF OK MARROW
ID aud Stick Pomade, Just received ut
DR.. T. Il. 4 ]. c. KINNEY'S.
StanntOn Nov. 9. 1858.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-24
DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
oRovILLE, WEDNESDAY, FEB. "A. 1853.
San Francisco News Items.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb.

SAN fRANClsCO, + eo. 10.
By the steamer Columbia, which arrived
to-day, from Puget Sound, we have dates to
10Th Feb.
The Columbia experienced very severe
weather in the Straits Of Juan de Fuca it
was intensely cold, the Thermometer being
at no time, at midday, above 20 degrees,
and as low as degrees above zero. Some Of
the crew were frost bitten, and the deck,
rigging and wheel-house were covered with
ice No news of importance.
By the U. s. sloop of-war ST. Mary's, we
have dates from Honolulu to the 18th Jan'y,
z days later The news is unimporta.t. At
the election for representatives for 1858 (the
only general election) there were 1858
votes cast in the Sandwich Islands. The
King and Queen started on an expedition to
the Windward Islands, on H. B. NJ. steamer
Vixen, ON the 2lst 1t was intended to pro-
long the trip several weeks. Com. Davis,
and officers of the St. Mary's, had an inter
view with the King on the goth Jan. When
the Com. informed his Majesty that the st.
Mary's would soon sail for San Francisco,
the King in courteous terms expressed his
regret at the departure of the American Of
fcers.
The clipper ship Flying Fish sailed for
Hong Kong on Saturday, with 100 dead Chi
namen also, took $2S5 $50 treasure, all
Mexican dollars except 81, l 10, in silver bars.
The dead body of man, who had appa-
rently been sailor, and about 40 years of
age, was found in the Bay, yesterday about
noon. The body had been lying in the water
for some time, and was considerably mutila-
ted by fish
Chas. Hosmer, receiver, appointed in the
case of Hogg s. Co. VS.. VIM. II Gladwin and
others, on Saturday presented a petition,
setting forth that there had been collected
by Sheriff Scannell in the suits of McCarty,
Sweetzer s. Hutch;ngs and others, respect
lively against Gladwin, Hogg & Co. some
$39 900 He demanded SAID moneys, when
Scannell replied that John Harrison, his
deputy sheriff, had had the control Of said
money and had loaned a portion of it. The
receiver prayed that he might have leave to
commence suit TO collect the amounts due
and recover the obligation. An order was
thercupon entered that the said Chas Hos
mer have the right, and is hereby authori-
zed to institute any such suit or suits, pro-
ceeding or proceedings as he shall deem
proper, for the purpose of recovering said
obligations and the amounts due from said
parties, respectively.
Markets There is a brisk demand for
pork, hams, butter, lard, nails. sugar, sta
pie dry goods aud other goods this morning,
and number of sales have been made al
full rates Flour-moderate jobbing sales
at $l7 and $50 according to quality.-Daay
Mars
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Sacrament News.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 22d.

l.
Z A. Rowe has been set at liberty by the
Grand Jury He has made some strange de-
velopmehts to them, which are as yet kept
strictly private The information is said to
be of the most complete character.
The Legislature is not in session to day
The Matt nal Theatre sold to-day, for
ST. 900, cost S$4S COO
Powell g. Curriers' Jewelry store, corner
of Fourth aud street, was robbed on Sat
urday night. of watches to the value of $ll-
90
Before the grand jury to day, says the
Bee, Rowe denied having received any por-
ton of the $4S 600, for stealing which,
Bates has been acquitted. on the ground as
alleged by his counsel, that his clerks were
the real thieves. Rowe says that that money
was in the treasury according to Bates's re-
port, when he went to prison and asserts
further, that the only amount he received
out of the whole treasury was Sl24O00, for
the payment of which he gave bonds that
were accepted and which amount he says he
is ready to pay whenever he shall be per-
mitted so to do.
The celebration to-day is very general
Express Telegram
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Notice..

The property holders OF the Town OF oroviiie are
hereby informed that Section first OF ordinance NO
4 will be strictly enforced from this date.
RS. MAYNARD, Capt. of Police.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-24
Oroville, Jan 4, ls5s.-it

ty HOstetter's Celebrated stomach
Bitters-for Jaundice Dyspepsia, Nervous or Chroh'c
Dpbiity-are very pleasant in taste and SMELL ana
can be taken under any circumstances In case OF
Dyspepsia il acts like magic, strengthening the tone
Of the stomach stimulating the digestive powers ana
giving r,,ddy health to the cheek and brightness TO
III. eye In all cases OF diseases OF the stomach
whether acute or chronic, 1t may be recommended
for its soothing cordial and renovatng influence
Dyspepsia heartburn loss Of appetite, nasea' nervous
tremors relaxation, debility, SC, are relieved by 'he
Bt;ers in very short space OF time aud perseVef
apca In their use never fails 10 cork thorough cure
Kept at all the popular saloons and principal drug
stores.
~ FRAUD.-We would call attention OIL lpe
public against fraud daily practiced upon the un'
su.pec,ing, in the article Of DR.. J. Hosrfirhhs
CELEBRATED STOMACH BlrTERs. since these
celebrated Bittsrs have become so popular otherS
have been making preparations to initiate itand IN
some cases have purchased old bottles and re>h"eo
them. We would advise all persons to buy q none
hut respectabe Dealers the genuine are all co'ered
with a metallic cap, and the name on IT, for SAFE o'
PARK WHITE,
Sole agents for the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington street, San Francisco
Cotton & McDERMoTT,
m o., Agents, Oroviile.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-24
OrOyiIle Turn Nerein.

Regular meetings are held on the second ana
fourth "Wednesday fevery month, at O'Clock p. Nj.
Turn Exercises every Tuesday and Friday, at 3
O'Clock NJ.
By Order. SIMON X. TIA IL, sec y.
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DIR. L.J. Cxaphay.-In another column Of tn

DR., L.J. CLapkhy.-Ih ahUIher cUIUhH OF lTIs
paper will be found the advertisement of l.. j.
CZAPKAY, NJ d. The doctors testimonials are OF
such a character as to Justify us in commencing him
to public consideration gentleman and physician
and one who is in every way qualified for the faithful
performance of his promises.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-24

FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, U. D.
q Stated meetings are held in the Masonic
xAvHsil on the second and fourth Fridays OF eaon
~monlb. IA. CASTOR, NJ. L. II. P.
c. f. COTTON, Secretary.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-24
New Books just received per last steamer
County Treasurer's Office,

ORovILLE, February Sd, 1883. !
Notice ishereby given, that allpersons shielding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered between the Slh and 2lst of August
1857, inclusive, that the same will be paid on
presentation at this Office, and after this date
said Warrants will cease to bear interest, and
if not presented within sixty days from the date
hereof the moneys for said warrants Will be appro-
priaed to pay the next in order OF registry.
WIN. BALTIMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
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Nv ORDINANCE to Repeal Sec. 10 or
Ordinance No. 3, in relation to THEATRE
cal Licences.
The Board OF Trustees Of the Town Of 0rovie, do
orlain:
sec list. Section ten of Ordinance No. , be and
the same is hereby repealed.
Passed Feb. 1Uth, 1853
Attest, c. A. SAITH, Clerk.
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Romans E'rancais.

Messeurs Garnham n Lockwood elierent au pub
lie Frangais de Butte county un grand assortment
des meiileurs ouvrages DIES autours du steele
DIS BUREAU DE LA POSTE.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- DIR. j. l.. Czapkay's reputation is rap
idly spreading through this state and oregon as We
learn from reliable sources. He Is praclcing with
remarkable success, and has deservedly secured
public confidence Those needing medical aid would
do well to CALL or wrtel a, his Institute, in San Fran
cisco We refer the reader to the Doctors advertise
ment in another column
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Valentines! Valentines!


ST. Valentines day approaches. Next Sunday, the
l4th inst 1T will have arrived. Perhaps ST. Valentine
is the only Saint in the calender now popularity re-
membered, and in anticipation CT "A large demand wa
have purchased, and have for sale an extensive as
sortment of SENTIMENTAL AND COMIC VALEN-
TINES at figures varying from % cts. TO 81 90.
GARNHAM Il LOCKWOOD,
Post Office Literary Depot.
P.S.-The attention of our friends is respectfully
called to the facility afforded them by our position Of
dropping their favors directly into the Post Office
Confidence in all cases strictly maintained
& 4 L.
New Books just received per last steamer
"IMPENpIss Crisis OF THE SOUTH" "KIAsA,"
romance OF the Sandwich Islands; the American and
Tribune Almanacs, and for sale at the
POST OFFICE LITERARY DEPOT.
Feb 10-1w
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NOTICE..
sIIERIFF'S OFFICE.

EHENTF 7 > Ut T IIFs
Butte County, California,
NO SERVICES will be performed 10 any clvIl ac-
ton or proceeding until the fee for such service is
paid by the party requiring the service. This rule
will be strictly adhered to. without distinction of per-
sons. N. d. PLUM,
Nov. 18Th. Shenn Butte 'o'
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ROsE-BUsHEs, FLOWERS, SHRUBS, sc, &C,
Comprising the most extensive and varied assert
ineni oflhe kind in California.
have now on hand, and exposed for sale at the
Hotel de France. Montgomery street. near
GarriOtCs saw Mill.
.Apple, Pear, Plum, Peach, .Aimond, Wee
tniae, apricot, Cherry, Fg. ard other
Trees; California and other Grape
ZINES; asparagus Roots three gears orr J
Roses. Liiacs, Geraniunrs, Ptnks, sc );
Weeping WiilorS, Locust, CatdfPd,
Chinese 1yianthus, &C., &c; raspberry,
Currants, GooseberrieS, GaTien SEEDS,
warranted Fresh.
Those wishing and appreciatin, fine 1rnlle1 'ree
an which the, can depend, request most Parucu-
larry to eail on nIe and examine my stock
Catalogue giving the price and iuli oeS1 lPno"
of all the varieties can be h ID ut the same place
dlu
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DIR, JAMES Nj. VANCE,

Dry Greek, Butte County, California once three
miles south Of Forkner's ranch ten mile: north west
of OrovilIe. Special attention given to the treat
ment of chronic Diseases affections Of the Eyes, &C.
Jan. s. lSIS.
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1--WE would call attention to the Gard OF Dr.Van
Zandt of san Francisco who is treating Eye and Ear
Diseases with truly great success, since his return
from abroad Office in Wright's building NV cor
ner of Montgomery and Jackson street, where no
may ha co,s,ltnd daily f2-3m
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DIR. Nj. NROONAN,

viii hereafter have his oice at /. N. Il. Maguire's
Drug Store. Myers itreet, near the corner OF Myers
and Montgomery. MIG
DIR. j. {. YOU'VE, whuse advertisement al
verIisement appears in another column, is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state, has cured more
patients than any other Attention is called to his
advertisements
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-20
How Long win we Suffer itP

AT our fair, last week, there were some
things Of which We are sorry to be obliged
to speak; not that We would shrink from
the duty Of raising our voice against them,
but we are sorry that they have an exist.
ence and are allowed in our midst. We
mean vhiskey selling aud gambling, which
were carried to such an extent during the
fair as To become subjects Of general re-
mark. We learn that strong drink was
there poured out like water, and not only
presented to the lips Of men, but even Of
fered to boys. We heard a man say that
bis little boy went to one Of the groceries
on the fair ground for the purpose Of get
ting q drink Of cider, aud the SsuNsmVu
poured out some wHIsKEY iato glass and
asked him IL that was the kind Of cider he
wanted. The father stepped up and dis
covered the contents Of the glass before bis
bOy had time to drink it. This is the ex-
tent to which this Internal traffic is carried
in our midst. Now, Is it possible that such
things are tolerated, and not only tOler-
ated, but encouraged among US, and yet
our citizens pass them by without 30 much
as making an effort to protect even their
children from their deadly inAuencel Pa
rents, how long will yOn see the damniug
poison handed out to your children? How
long will you suffer these hell-bOles to
breathe ont their soul-destroyiug miasmas
in the very faces Of those for whom you
would lay down your lives: How long
will we, as a community, hug these vipels
to sting away our moral vitals? We fear
we have done so too long already.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-20
Model Townships.


SOme Of the townships in this county,
at the last election, did lher work most
Admiralty.
Ia East, which ha heretofore been 10
eOfOcO. our Republican fiends have schie-
we'd most signal victory. had we room
we would give the names Of some whole
sOuled Rspeublicans who pulled of their
coats, vent to work with win, and re.
deemed that township from IOcOfoCOism.
Brown, also did It's duty most nObly.-
Last year our majority in that township
was 2s, this year it is 66. So much lor
untiring labor and so much fox wsE direc-
ted effort.
Harrison township, made a gain Of sew
en- votes over last year. All honor to her
sterling Republieanism, and all honor to
Der men who threw themselves into the
heat Of the contest and fought brayely un-
til victory was won. trr ..
Perry, brave lit y Perry! She fought
gallantIy and well. Our friends there
succeeded iu electnga a Justice Of the Peace
aud their Land Appraiser. The balance
Of The ticket they lost; but when it is re-
membersd that Perry has hitherto been
one Of the stroughOlds of the Democracy,
it will be seen that the partial success OF
The Republicans has indeed been a great
triumph.
Lee township has likewise done noble
service. Instead Of lssing in that town.
ship as was confidently predicted by the
lOcOfocoa the iudomitable Republicans
there, not only held their own, but madea
gain Of fifteen on their opponents.
Monroe, is also right side mp with care.
Last year the Democrats had a majority
Of fifteen on the State ticket; this year
our friends have tied them.
Union township has also gained.
Loudon has added IL to her Repub.
lcan vote.
Washington, Orange, Augusta, Fox,
Rose, and Centre, pOllsd about the vote
Of last year.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-20
LsCOmptOnism In Pennsylvania

The route Of the Lecompton Democracy
in Pennsylvania is good to res d about and
shout over. The people have rebuk0d the
President, and turned out bis most supple
tools 10 Congress. In Philadelphia where
Buchanan had majority of about 5000,
the opposition county ticket is elected by
5000. Read, Opposition for Supreme
Judge, has 6,952 majority. The returns
from the rest of the State leave no doubt
Of the election of Read, Supreme Judge,
and Frazer, Canal Commissioner, by hand
som majOrities, some estimate as high al
10000 to 10000! #
In the Congressional Districts the OPP
position appear to have swept everything
before them. Iu the present Congress the
delegation stands, Administration Is Op'
posing TO-. From present appearances,
only two or three Administration Demo,
Gratis, out of the whole twenty-five Repre-
sentitives, are elected. The Pittsburgh
Gazette Of the morning of the l4th thu
sums the glorious results: ''9
In the lst district, Florence, D., is re-
ported reelected By 49S maj. This Il
undoubtedly the result Of fraud.
In the second district, Morris, r, Is re-
elected Ly I 900 majority.
10 the Sd; Vsrre, R., defeats Landy, D,
by 1900 majority, .A .,
In the 4th district, Nillward, R., defeats
Phillips, D., by 1900 majority,
In the 9th, John Wood, R., turns out
Owen Jones BY I, 800.
In the 9th the gallant Hickman Is re-
elected by a sweeping majority.
10 the 7th, Roberts, D.. was reported
elected, but later returns show that Len
gsnecksr. r., is gaining largely, and i
probably elected.
Full returns from the Bth show the de-
feat Of ]. Clancy Jones by 45 majority.
In the 9th, old Thad Stevens has owe
1000 majority. Read has over S,oO(
The 10th District elects Killiuger R.
easily. y"
The lItb district elects Campbell, R.
over both Dewait and Cake. This is th'
Schuykil district.
La the 18th district. Scranton, r., turn
out the present Lecompton member, Leidy
His majority will be large.
Partial returns from the 18th, dim
mick's) district, show large gains fol
| Shoemaker, r., but Drmmick is elected
Grow is Of course reelected in the l4tl
say b. about 10000 .,,o
! From the 18th district we learn tha
Hale, R., defeals White the present LIE
compton member by 900.
We are without full retnrps from th'
10th. but the election Of Junkin, r. il
place of Ahl D., is nearly certain.
10 the nth, Mcpherson. T., defeat'
Reilly, the present Lecoupton member.
Blair, r., ]. probably elected in th'
18Th, in place Of Edle, r. :"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-20
The Fair.

The attendance at the Fair, last week,
was large, especially on the second cay,
Thursday, the crowd Of all sorts and sizes
was immense. We visited the grounds on
Thursday but nary sheep. nor cattle, nor
swine, nor any such thing did we see
they had been dismissed the day before,
and the ring appeared to be the centre Of
attraction. This we thought was very
bad arrangement, as all who had failed to
attend the first day missed seeing the stock.
which, from what we understand, was an
important item, as we are told il was good.
The number OF horses on exhibition was
not large, yet the exhibition in that line
was good, some veIy fine specimens Of the
horse kind in the ring.
Tbs Floral Hall was not so well filed
as it should have been. One reason for
this, we presume, was, that no regulations
were made to prevent people from handle.
ing the articles on exhibition and ladies
do not like to have their fancy work soiled
10 this manner. The articles displayed,
however, were very creditable. Among
the rest we noticed some fine stoves from
establishment Of Mr.. Thos. H. Atkinson,
Of our town; they were beautiful
Mr.. A. Karn displayed some Of his
cane seat and cane back Chairs, which
we're not only handsome, but well made.
We noticed some beautiful cast iron
fencing, from Mr.. E. McGuire's Steam
Foundry; we admired the style very much.
But we have not time to enumerate.--
The zeedlework, quilts dairy products, etc
we're all very nice, but--We are sorry Ia
dies---did not plsntiOus enough abound.
Among the farming utensils we noticed
a couple Of M'Farland & Davis Self
Sacking Corn Shelters. exhibited BY Mr.
john Hudson, Of Salem. They are said
to she'll. separate aud clean, ready for sack
ing, some two and three hundred bushels
Of corn per day. The machines are fol
- ~ -, L. 49,, "A u.-doat,Sa mill
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-20
EXPLOSION OF A POWDER MAG
AZINE AT HAVANA. ..
TOsnty-Eight Killed.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE WOUNDED.

New Orleans, Oct. 0.
The steamship Black Warrior, from Ha
vana the 2nd inst, has arrived here.
A large magazine, fllsd with powder
shells aud rockets, exploded there on the
night Of the 2sth ult., by which 20 per
sons we're killed outright and one hundred
and five wounded, where many more were
supposed to be under the ruins.
Ninety new sugar houses we're totally
destroyed.
The gas works were rendered perfectly
useless, and the city was left in darkness.
The pol ce and troops were guarding
many Of the buildings that we're damaged.
The entire city was affected by the shock.
General CoDcha was the first official on
the ground and did all in bis power to aid
the unfortunate.
The cause Of the explosion was uu
known.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-20
The Election In Ohio.


It is conceded that the Republican
State Ticket is elected by decided major.
ity, and no attention seems TO be paid 10
The returns. The only estimated majority
ct Columbus we have seen ranges from
ten to fifteen thousand. u ite3H"
The Congressional Districts are now all
heard from definitely except the l7th.--
The returns from this district render il
highly probable that Theaker, Republican,
is chosen. If so, iii Republican gain.
Burns and Hall are certainly defeated. aud
Republicans chosen 10 their places. How
ard, Democrat. is no doubt chosen in the
9th District, to succeed Oockerill, Dem.
Allen, Democrat, hes beaten Nichols, Re,
publican, in the 4th District, BY from so
10 30 majority, Democratic gain,
D The Ohio Delegation in the next Con.
gress will be quite likely to stand l5 Re.
publicans to Q Democrats, In the present
Congress, 12 Republicans to 0 Democrats,
Cleveland Leadsr.f
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-20

CoyOde we are glad 10 say. is reelected
in the l9lh. He has 800 in indiana
and 200 10 Armstrong, sgainst 1000 foI
Foster IN Wsslmofand.
The few figures we have rom The 2Oth
show heavy loses for Montgomery, bat
be Is reelected. ~
MOOrbead and M'Knight, Republicans:
carry the 2lst and 22d hsndsOmly, and
Stewart, R., has no serious opposition in
the. 23d. .
In the 24th we feel sure Of carrying
Hall, r. over Gills. although we have no
returns, -. .... - .... ...--. .,-
In the 25.h, Babbiti, R., is elected.
In Allegheny County the Republican
State ticket has about $500 majority =
MOOrhead's majority for Congress is about
l,7OO. Knight for Congress has $50
msjOrity in Allegheny County and so in
Butler. "
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-10-20
carroIIton Lrcsun.

Wshops the members spa those who
wish 10 become nlsmbas Of the Carroll
too Lycsum, will not forget that on next
Friday evening il will be recognized for
the fall snd winter. Come, everybody,
"hsFsh the PiAoa to gel Jour money back
Ia ether words. It win sPss." !" and We hope
you viii all take an interest ia It. An
evening spent in exercises Of tbis kind ia
certainly far more prOatsbIe than gadding
the streets or lOa6ng about The shops and
stores. Next Friday evening (sadyj ct
the Canal Street School House.