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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07
ARTHUR CRAWFORD & Co.

\NllOLESALE& Il RETAIL DEALERS IN DRUGS
w AND MEDICINES.
No. ., BRICK ROW, CLINTON, La.
Keep constantly on hand, II large aud complete no.
sortnrnt Of Pants, Oils Perlumcrcs. NC.
1ucy are constantly receiving direct from the mann.
factories and other sources large aud var ed ussort
cnt of Fresh Drugs and Chemicals, which they offer
for sale on ~ favorable terms can be had In tbn
South rn market
Henry s. Bccchcuo will personality attend to The dis.
prn-ng OF Physicians Prescriptions. Family aLd al,
other Recipes.
The following comprises u few of the articles al.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-07
IIELNBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION

IIEl.MB0LD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
HIGHLY coxcENrRArEp COMPOUND ELulp
EXTRACT BUCllu,
For Diseascs ot hc Bir}icr. hmtG~ Grde8 DropY
JIrJiHr-us. OtsiiBftOHS Secret DheEea
F,mair ,amJlrpt ami III diseases u lie S,raR Orga0s
lri>ng from cvccssrsnGd immudnnccs ~ liIr. and =,
I1yug all improper d clUrges from the bladder, kid
cys, or sexual organs, whether existing III
MALE OR FE NJ a l. y.
From whatever cause they may have originated
hSp 40 NtrrlG u nov LuNG STANDING.
irag htotH od cgor !" N" INN" aR H"a@ ~ he
Jatid tEeeh
JOY TO THE AFFLlCTED!il
II cures ncryot, aud deb latd sucrers aud removes
All the symptoms, among VIII eli will be found
Iud position
to rNcrtinu. loss uf
power. loss ul memory,
icuty o nlhng, gen
cml weakness horror uf ds-
ease. weak nerves milling. dread.
rul horror ol death. Night ~ ut. ,old feet,
wakcIulnrss Il mlrys ol vision. llngnor uniycr.
al las>tudc of the muscular syst M often enormous
appetite with ,lysprptir symptoms hot htnd',
lu<hing Of III" holy. dryna.s Of tlr skin
palld couuiroauec aud riuptjons Oh
the ftcr. pln iu The back, hca-
yness oi The cynlids FREE
qucuily black pots
flying before
the eyes
with temporary uGusjon ad loss OF sight, want Of at
tention rreai mnhIl ty r0stlr.slp-a wuh horror Of
society. Nuhnp II NOR dlsjlulle 10 such pa
tirnts than solitude. aud nothing thcy more
dread for fear Of til mslycs: no re-
pose Of mnnucr, no carlc-ino.s, no
speculation. bui hurried
Transition. nom one
question ~ au-
otlr I.
These symptom. II allowed to pn on which t'is
md Gins ,nrnrahl, rm sr. .nol iailow- oss Of
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-20

The VOICE OF THE DEAD NATIONS. Mr.
Alger, in his recent celebrated GRAFTON, Ut
tered the following impressive passage, which
every State in the Union:
The dead nations. whose giant skeletons
now lie bleaching on the sands of time, oil
died OF sin. II was their crimes that dug
their graves. and pushed them in Lcea-
tious luxur y Slapped the foundation strength
and rotted the live virtue uf one, and it dis
appeared beneath the green pool of its own
corruption. Brutal war, made a business
of and carried in every direction, drew upon
another the combined wrath of the world,
and it was dashed upon the rock of its bar
barous force. Domestic bondage, grown
enormous. trodden under foot and goaded to
madness, rose on another. aud buried it in
the conf Migration and slaughter of its own
provocation. Internal antipithies, based on
sectional difference, fed by selfish interest
aud haunting debate. finally exploded in the
quarrelsome parties Of another, and hurled
its discovered fragment to ruin by the con.
vulsive eruption OF its own wrong and ha.
tired. OF oil the mighty empires whose mel.
ancholy ghosts now pace the pallid margin
Of oblivion, not one ever sunk, but its fall
was through internal ipiquity in some way
or other Shall the stately shad Of Ameii-
ca. too, go down to join the doleful company
Of crowned spectres, moving them beneath
to rise up at her coming with the sardonic
mark, Art thou also as WEI II we would
avoid their doom Of vengeance, We must not
tread their path of guilt.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-20

A MODEL INQUEsr IN Ell DORADO, Some
days since, says the Placeryille Iader, the
body Of a man by the name of Matthews, was
found near the head of the ditch at Henry
Diggiugs, who had probably been frozen to
death in the late storm 1t is stated that
four men who went for the purpose of inter-
ring the body, concluded to hold sort of
impromptu inquest, AMI upon examination
found upon the person OF the deceased one
hundred dollars in cash The four worthless
Immediately administered upon the estate
divided the money equally amongst the par
ty-buried the deiunct, and returne to
camp. supposiug that they hal made good
days job. The Coroner is about to look into
the business.
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Ir CAN'T PAss--rhs best evidence that
the Lecompton swindle cannot pass Congress
is the fact that it had not at the latest dates
The best evidence that the administration
know-their inability to force this monstrous
fraud upon free people. is their neglect to
rush the majority report of the investi eating
committee through the House.
A correspondent of the N. Y. Commerce al
.fdcertiser remarks
If the Lecompton party we're more conf
dent of success. they would agree to the re
oeption Of the majority aud minority reports.
without resolutions annexed, and then, after
discussion, take test vote between the two
III the majority report were repudiated. it
would follow that another investigation
would DO ordered. II il were adopted, it
would be equivalent to decision in favor of
the Administration measure. 1t would end
the struggle.
Let the Federal pap organs Of California
howl on.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-20

EXTRAORDINARY CHEss PLAYING A
chess match was played in Dubuque. Iowa,
on the 18th. 10Th and 21th February, ia
which MIR. Paulsen played against seven op.
ponents at the same time. without seeing
the board, and gained the victory over all OF
them. All but one gave up the contest on
the thirtieth move, aud the last one resigned
on tho thirty third move Every evening.
before quitting, he told the position of the
man on each board, without an error, and
as quickly as good pluyer could have emu
merated them while looking on. His pulse,
oae evening after playing. counted Ito -
The hall was we'll Oiled wi,h visitors ~
y. Tribune.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-20

tbs FERNANDO GaANr.--we are request
ed by Mr.. Henshaw to say that he is prepa.
red to dispose Of his Interest in the Fernan.
do grant. to such settlers as may desire to
purchase. Messrs Moore s Heushaw. own
fve-sixths Of the entire grant--Mr. Hen
shaw's being one undivided half of the Ave.
sixth interest Mr.. Henshaw has been tor
some time endeavorius to obtain q division
Of interests. but being unable to do SO. has
determined to sell out to settlers desiring to
purchase. This seems to be an opportunity
for settlers to obtain title in fec to their
homesteads
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-20

PEAcHEs.-Ws learn from Mr.. Henshaw,
that, Notwithstanding the late frosts severe
ly injured his peach crop. il will still be as
large as il was last year. Mr.. Henshaw has
an excellent orchard on Butte Creek, and
will realize handsome profit from it, Ma
jor Bidwells crop Of fruit will also be good
one. The fact that the late frosts have not
cut of the fruit. will give general satisfac-
ton. Butte county will furnish large sup
piy the present season.
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Butte Railroad Bul.

we notice in the Unions report Of Legis-
lature proceedings. thot Senator Hart intre-
duced bill, on Friday for an act to author
ize the Board Of Supervisors for Butte coun-
~, to issue bonds for an amount not to ex-
coed two hundred and thirty thousand dol.
lars, to be expended for the construction Of
q Railroad and Wagon Roads in said coun-
ty.
The bill passed the Senate, and will,
doubtless, pass the House, as it 10 proper
that local bills, affecting local interests only
and submitting the question Of their force
and effect to the people interested, should.
According to the report of Mr. Harris Rail-
road bill has to be sanctioned by the people
before going into effect.
We were prepared to meet the passage of
bill permitting the supervisors to loan the
credit Of the county for the purpose Of aiding
in the extension Of the Folsom Road to 0ro-
vile, but do not understand why any wagon
road appropriations should be attached to
such bill. There is no necessity for omnibus
arrangements, on this simple proposition
To foster special privileges, or specializing
probates to the Railroad proposition will be
Indignantly voted down by the people of the
county.
We believe the people of Butte county can
build their wagon roads, and q road to Hon
ey Lake, il they shall see fit, without Legis
lative permission--to issue the bonds of thu
county for that purpose. A State oppropri
alton for the construction of a wagon road
to Honey Lake would be acceptable, and tbs
best thing the State could do; but other an
less favored localities are numerically pow
erful enough to pre- vent it, aud therefore
Butte county will build the road herself.
OF course VIC would not condemn the bill
until We have had an opportunity to exam
inc it; but if other propositions are to b.
connected with it, the whole affair will bar
a miserable failure.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-20

THE CAPITAL OF JAPAN.-The city of Jed.
do Is said to be, without exception. the larg
est city in the world II contains | 500 900
dwellings. aud sne unparalleled number oi
o,0VO,e00 Of people Some Of the streets are
sixteen Japanese fis in length, which Is
equal to ,hirty-two English miles. The GEN.
merce OF japan is immense, and the sea along
their coast Is covered with their ships Their
vessels are laden in the southern porti,a of
the empire with rice, tea, sea coal, tobacco,
silk. cotton, and tropical fruits, all Of which
find a market in the north; aud then return
freighted with corn, oil aad other produc.
tons Of the north. which iad q market in
the south Prices Cmyeaf.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-20

DOUGLAS DEnocRAr, MIR. De Long does
not let an opportunity slip to pour hot shot
into the rascally Lecomptonites of the Leg.
islature. lie drew the applause of the House
on Saturday, In defending his popular SOW.
ereignty position, and stirring some of the
"thin skinned Democracy" Good for Char.
ley. Pour 1t into the ballot. box stuiaiug
fraud legalizing Lccomptonites.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-20

va 0ae day last week, says a New York
paper. Lola Montez paid visit to Mrs Gun
bingham, at her residence in Twenty ninth
street, aud had a long conversation with her
on the subject of the murder of Dr.. Bardel.
Mrs. Cunningham, on this occasion, renewed
her protestations Of Innocence. and informed
Lola that if ever the truth came out, it
would. DO found that the murderer was a
certain person whose name has been figuring
largely of late 10 the Courts,
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SrEcrAL AsENr--M IL @. Templeton,
says the Globe, arrived on the last steamer.
10 fulfil the duties Of transportation agent Of
the p O Department, for the space Of two
months. He will be engaged in examining
into the remote routes in the northern part
Of the State. The commission Of Mr. Tenn
plston expires with his agency. at the end
Of tyo months frem his arrival in this State
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-20

Strawberries We are under o thou
sand obligations for the kind remembrance
of Mrs. J udgc Wells, who yesterday present
cd us with . basket Of this delicious fruit,
the first Of the present season 10 this vicini-
ty. The plants from which these were raised
we're put out some months since, The fruit
10 large and Of delicious flavor. betokening
the kind care and Horticultural attention Of
Judge Wells excellent lady.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-20

THE SoUrHERS AMEsIcASs AND THE
LEcoMProN CONSTITUTION. "A Washington
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Journal
says that the decision OF the question of the
admission of Kansas with the Lecomptou
constitution ''rests with the American mem.
oers from the South, aud they are not dis
posed TO sustain Mr.. Buchanan at the ex.
pense OF their eonseienees. They rather pre-.
Ter TO take the high conservative ground oc-
cuped BY Gov Wise
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THE cnuRTs.

DISTRICT CoURr-Third Monday In January, drst
Monday In May, second Monday in November, and
fourth Monday Of August.
COUNTY CoURT.-Pirst Monday In March and June
secoud Monday in September, and fourth Monday In
November.
COURT or SESSIONS Second Monday in Febru-
airy, third Monday In April, July and October.
PsoBATE CoURr.-Fourh Monday in February and
May, third Monday in August, and second Monday
In De .ember.
BOARD OF SUPERVISOR Meets first Monday in
February, May, August and November.
rdinance No. III.
The BOARD of Trustees of the iowa Of 0roville do
ordan as follows:
SIC. l. Each and every person or copartnership,
who shall keep or hold any theatrical performance,
exhibition show of any kind mot mentioned in or
dinance Of said TOWN. ander what is commonly
known styled canvas tent within the limits OF
said Town. shall first pay into the Treasury OF SAID
Town a license OF twenty-five dollars for each and
every said theatrical performance, exhibition OF
show Of any kind so held in said Town.
Any person violating any of the provisions OF thi:
ordinance. upon being duly convicted thereof, shat
be lined in any sum not exceeding one hundred dol
lars, or imprisoned not exceed ten days or may II
the discretion of the court be punished by both tine
| and impri sonment
| Passed April 10th, 1858.
AUG +. LEOvY, President
| Attest Q. A. Smith, Clerk.
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AccIDENr.--0n Monday evening Peter
Davis, who was working At the Battes. was
considerably burned, by tse explosion of a
can Of powder which he put on the FIRE, mis-.
taking it for coffee. Like keitt; he was for
some time unconscious of having been
struck - but be recovered his senses, and is
not seriously damaged. Like Keitt again,
he attributes the whols blame TO his own
cursed carelessness. - Sierra Democrat
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-20

BALL AT RoTHRocK's.-Geo. Rothrock
announces ball to take place ut his ranch,
on the Messilla Valley road. on the aOth
instant. Uncle George is famous for superb
parties, aud the simple announcement will
be sufficient to insure o large assemblage Of
she dance going public.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-20

INsKiPs There is said to DO about three
feet Of snow at this new mining locality, at
the present time. but it is rapidly disappear
ing under the genial warmth Of the sun.--
We learn from gentleman just down from
there. that they are building one of the
haudsomest mining towns In the State the
streets being broad aud regular.
On Saturday "Laughiug Brooks" we'll
known in 0roviile, was acting in the capaci-
~ Of Town Bell riager, and assembling an
Indignation meeting to sit in judgment on
some speculator. who had Jumped a town lot
Our informant also understood that's man
had been stabbed by woman. but did not
learn the particulars. Iuskips promises to
b lively little place during the coming
summer.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-20

APrRovEn.-The act repeating so much Of
the act declaring Feather rivor navigable
above the westerly line Of Downer street, has
been approved by the Governor. 1t Is the
intention Of Mr.. Lathrop and other capital
lists Of Butte county, to erect q bridge at the
foot Of Downer street.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-20

MAN KILLED Nv H. DoRApo.--A man
named Joshua Smith was recently killed BY
: the caving Of bank at Mount Gregory, on
the middle OF the American river. Deceased,
says the Index. was native Of New Hamp-
shire. aud had wife aud several children,
who are now supposed to be living in Lake
Village in that State.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-20

PAssEp.--Senate bill No. 327. being an
act amendatory Of, aud supplementary to.
an act to incorporate the town Of Oroville,
passed the Assembly on Saturday. aud only
awaits the approval Of the Governor to be-
come O law.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-20

CorILLroN PARrY.-Disciples Of the art
Terpsichorean will be pleased to learn that
there is to DO o Cotillion party at the Five
Mile House, on the 9th inst. or course II
will be fine affair, and being distant but a
pleasant half hours ride, will be attended
by every body from 0roville.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-20

SHOOTING IN SAN Joaquin A shooting
affair occurred on the San Joaquin river,
near Bcusell's ferry, on Friday last. which
resulted In the wounding Of two men named
James Dahlins and chas. Ross. The former
was dangerously wounded. aud is not expec.
ted to recover, and the latter had to suffer
the amputation Of an arm. The difficulty
originated about ranch.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-20
Information Wanted.

A YOUNG MAN by THE NAME OF BRADLEY
-. II. DAME. who len Trenton, Oneida Co., New
~. SAFE, eishl years ago. and went TO California
1nu male nhss home at san Fsancisco for four years
Tue sst Tour years We have not heard from him, n
~! one could give me any Information concerning
EiiEa > Mains, Trenton, Oneida 90, New York.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-20

SrArE FuNp.--The amount of cash on
hand in the State Treasury, at the close Of
business on the 18th inst, was trife over
100000.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-20

An 0LD MURDER.-An Investigation is
being had in Stockton in the case of vii.
liam MoWade, who was found dead in an
clubhouse in January last. The parties im.
plicated are in Jail.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-04-20

RoBBiNo Contribution Box The
contribution box attached to the Young
Mems Christian Association in San Francis.
co. was broken open on the 10Th, and the
money stolen.
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CoNSrABLE's SALE.

OF m ENECU TON
- issued out OF Justice @. T. Campbell's Court of
Eureka Township, County OF Bune and Stale of cali
iornia. 10 me directed and delivered commanding me
" make the sum OF $40 and l5-l00hs deba and dam
ase anu me Further sum OF twenty and sky
one huntredths dollars costs OF suit and ali accruing
c,.s,s on said writ. Wherein Reed & Vance are PLAN.
lus aud Robert Mcdonnell is defendant have levied
on anu shall expose at public sale, to the highest
LVh, a. u ISIS, al the hour of two o'clock, p NJ.
me Ioliowing described property, 10 wit: One third
interest," IN mining claim situated on the west bank
=, fea,oer river, opposite Noore's Ferry In Eureka
Township, County Of Butte and state of California.
:. W, N. .9LLE.N, Constable.
New PolladelphIa. April l7lh A. ID. lsSs
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SAY JOSH The following named persons
were elected, on the 18th instant, TRUSTEES
of San Jose
CIV Pomeroy, j p Martin, A Fister, p
& o Minor. N b Edwards, Eli Jones, 8 A
Clark aud James Stephenson.
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oeevILLE. TUESDAY, APRIL soih. 1855.

~ Mr. John II. Lillard is authorized 70
receive Subscriptions and collect MONEYS Tor 'ne
Daily and Td. Weekly Butte Record. Persons hvins
Al distance can obtain the paper BY furnishing him
with their Nance.
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CoLoMA.-An act has passed the Legisla
ture, Incorporating the town Of Coloma.
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The sswIDE WEST, IL fuu OF Orig
l. inai California Tales, Sketches, sc. READ &c.
THE "wIDE w EsT'' fs full of Orig
i taai California Tales, sketches. &c. READ III.
1,he ssvIDE wEsT'' Is full of Orig
l. inal CALIFORNIA; Tales, Sketches, sc READ II.
The Best Paper i'm California. the
l. swiDE wESr." READ IT,
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N oTICE .

4 LII VERSIONS KNOWING OF BUSINESS RE.
- quiiiag the services Of the Coroner OF Butte
Soany, sre hereby ustiaed to call on Joha = Berry
.usnce o' tne fesee Al oroville who viii attend 10
the sane for me during my absence. until lursheS
notice. JAMES ulRInxy "- e'
0revilse, March ~, is5s ,n.,sa
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DAiNr AND wHIrE-wAsH pgusuEs--Fv
4 ss'S ss cuirnN . MsDERMoTT
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-09-30

k1ERSONS needing the services of a FIRST.
IL Iate DENTIST Will do wei 10 cal uuon
DR.. RANDOLPH WALTON whu has I5ca-
lei NImseIt a; Leonard Town He has hsj
considerable experience in his profession. Is
sh'deTa'c IN his charges, and has invariably
gL'en satisfaction To those VINO hare -en,Dloy.
ed h!m. 10 give the readers Of the Beacon
come iiea OF the standing of DR.. w. n, a
PRACTICAL DENTIST, the following letter.
addressed TO HIM BY III. NinIan Plakn.y'
I. n, IS appended.
=. ;. Naval ACADEMY,
ANNAPOLIS. Marviani
April u. 1855.
DE4S N:--Tt giscs rae grca, pleasure to
express IN" confluence have ga YOUR skill as
a Dentist, and 10 recommend YOU, as far as
nave Intnen p. 10 the patronage OF tae Pub
''r. | have had an opportunity OF w,nes>;u.
your mode OF operation. an1 haze no nesi,a-
ton IN affirming that it exhibirS your thor
ouSh Ano"iedge Of your profession.
am, sir, very respectfully
your obedIenI servant
NINlAN PINkNEY,
Surgeon L. ). n.
DIR. RANDOLPH WALroa. Annapolis.
September 18Th lSJS.