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pED SULPHUR sPKiNi3o-

PED SULPHUR SPkihi4o-
as MONROE COUNTY, VIRGINIA
These celebrated MISEKAt. SPRINGS are nov
opsE for the reception Of stors II is now vel
KGown that no me iicnal agents that have beer tried
cave has such signal success a. the waters of the
'ted suiphnr Springs, in the speedy cure of mos;
cases Of pulmonary Consumption Bronchial Alice.
tons, Chronic Dalrhna. d! spepsia aud Diseases u
the Brain
vaiids would secure better rooms and better car.
and attention by coming EARLY as we are usually
very much crowded through the month of August
visitors tor this place should leave the Virginia ana
Tennessee Rsilroai at NEWBEkN DEPOT. They
viii then have hnt 3S miles Of s!aging over good
foad. VIA th1 Virginia Central Railroad there Is
aow ahout 70 miles of staging.
M 29-d2m T. i CAMPBELL 4 co
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TRUST SALE OF VERY VALUABLE

n u II
REAL AND PERSONAL PROFANITY, IN gHE
CITY OF RICHMOND AND COUNTY OP Hen
klCO.-Ry virtue Of deed of trust from j B kracc
ana vile TO the undersigned trustees dated the sth
q april 1871 recorded IN the Hastings Court Rich
mont, and in tue County Court of HenricO and by
request OF CREDITORS according thereto. we shall,
proceed % sell at public auction, on the premises
on WE'D EsDAY, the 10Th dav of June 1854 il fair
II not the next tar day. beginning at oclo K p
sad deed conveyed: "
tst A Lot of Ground on the rorth SIDE of Of Mar
snail between5th and 9th streets with good brick
dwEtling aut otner improvements thereon, fronting
II f,et, running back l63 feet.
I'd Anu'Ler Lot Of Gro and lying near the corner
o btn AMI Arch streets, roating about 90 feet on the
berth side OF Arch street, and running back about
547s feet; with four small brick tenzments thereon
occupied by good tenants. at fair rents.
Sd. Another Lot of Land On the east line of 9th Il
between Gary and Csna streets fronting 50 feet on
btn street, running back $50 feet, having thereon
lars e frame dweillng and other improvements.
mencing 1t 10 O'Clock II, ii fair IF DOT the next
fair day j at the residence Of sir B Bragg in lien
lico county. On the new Charles City Road about
ihree mites tro the city If Richmond, sometimes
caliei OAK Grove we will sell also q Iarye amtnrt
Vi valuable per5ousi property in The said dee con-
Vey"d, consisting Of ten slaves: Jae John Naraer
lawson, Billy Charlotte, Rachel Nina Agnes and
MARIA about a, mn e. horses, Y cows lot of hogs
q large amount OF plantation utensils and iior1ip.
lnents, including wheat reaper and thrssLing ma
chine household and kitch furniture embraciny
the usual variety. and other articles.
RMS:-Onetouith in cash the remaining three
foufths upon credit of one, two aud three ' cara
respectively, Mith legal interest from the day of
fale, the credit payments OF the real estate for
WHICH negotiable notes to be given to be Be-
cured by q lien on the same, aud the credit pay
ments OF the personal estate to be secured by ar.
proved endorsed negotiable not s. i ne tazes on
The real estate for ISIS the purchasers TO nav
WM. F.TAYL0R, | rr-,.too.
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GENT EEL FJJRSTT1IgE 6

CE N I EE l. FURNITURE. sc AT
~ AUCTIoN.-We will cell on MONDAY next.
tue i4th inst at 10 oslock, ut ssore an assort
housekeeping, aaorgst which is u b arti:ui set Of
Cottage Furniture, good order.
At the same time, will be soil one Gold Watch
and Chain; one Diamond Breastpin ono 4 old Lock
ct; one Medicine Case; one Bureau; one Rocking
Chalr one Sofa; one Stove; lot Books lot Cloth
ing &C. belonging 10 the estate of Dr. L. Gilbarir
deceased
By order of the Administrator
10 q
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
lsl AT THE CORNER OF CARY AID 18TH
Of the owners we vii; sell at auction, On tie prem
ises on FRIDAY, June, IS b 1888. IL about O'clock,
p VI, {er sfier the aournme ut OF The Tobacco x
changc) that really valuable properly located as
above, rnerly occupied by M'4srs. u T Wins on
Co, and Low b. Aessrs. McGruder's soas, and
Church Il Fleming. : Flat of the rr3psrty can be
seen ct our tite. The above is garded among
the most viiuale hu n"ss stands III the city, beirR
near the in and Shoekee Warehouse, and N the
centre 0f ths prin i1al trade Of the city.
Gskb.s :Uue-nf th cash; Balance at s. i2 Il ant q
months. FIR negUtiati uotes, interest added, 81
cured by trust d. e or title retained The taxes tJr
1865 10 b. paid Dy the purchaser.
GuDnlA i APPFRSON.
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DOCK AND JOB pklN ING UfFlUE
II Fba SALE Finding IL necessary 20 bring ~
present husineET 10 ose. otftf for sale ms entire
stock Il pam INC MATERIAL situated gu Main
street No l73l. opposite The Exehang" Bank, and
half -Tuare from he new Custom House and pna'
nifiae two doors below the American Hotel, and in
the immediate vicinity Of the Ctpi'ol and STATE
Court Hoa9e cfsring dHe oooo,i unity for aDy
y"ung man with ANAL capital and prac' ical
ku Wedge ri the hu-i4ess
Iaa stsek consists. in part Of the following:
Hand rre-s. imperial No mitnl: Gordon Prs So
oi The brst AiuG-a Very ft-t lobter- capable ot
printing from whiting card 20 = small f1iio post
page i0z by lj1a; and one e ths very best ;ron
Standing Presses, vi b two gross Doards and other
eqnip;nents. And the f3iaw,ug fonts OF d TX an
Job TYPE: Sm,l piA. Ho hs Long Primer a(a
b.; Brewer q. fbs sngIsh. Pea, Nonpareii, Uraat
Prla Double Small Pics, Double kuVith, in email
fonts 10 god order and condition; and abant
Que hundred and twenty fonts PLAIN AND FANCY
JOB TYPE. II Guiding Scripts OF various .nds from
Plea 20 Double English Aiz". and Job Type from
AOnpatFii 70 q liDe Pica-Inueh of il almost aud
aone estirslg new. Also. good assertmelt Of Bor-
Gers. Cuts. Lead, and lnles; large Imposing
Stones . fest by 3; Standing Galley. Douhl"
stsnGs with HACKS; . very heat Closet Racks, and
Rack with boa d. ard everything eise necessary
for CO.. dnctiug busiusAa.
70, tsrms apply % Nm. n GLEMMITT.
Je 10 Is = 0 1873 Main st., Richmond.
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RU. L. H1WiSUN,) trustees.
Sale conducted By G0DDIS Il Appel Iny Is
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MOST
A. A 4 4, j.

" VALUABLE REAL EsTATE On CANDLES
HILL. IN TIL = CITY OF RICHMOND As Com
missioner OF the Circuit Court Of Richmond, appoint
ed by decree entered on the 10th February 1858
in the case of Preston against ryrte, &c. [ sha
proceed to cell at public auction tue premises
on MONDAY the l4th June lo5s, at 5 O'clock F. N
# tair ii not The next fair day, at the same hour
the Very valuable real e.tate, located On Gamble
Ill., having front Of 1913 feet on the east lin oil
3D. street lunnisg back I'D feet to alley 20 feet
v lde, hayiag theiecn the large oYick Mansion aud
ether appnrtenances, formerly occupied by the late
Judge Cabeli, and moe recently by the late Moses
IL. Preston plat OF the property will lie exhibit
ed at the hour of sale. and it will be sold in lots IN
suit purchasers. Toe location of this PROPERTY and
especially its ne view of James kiytr and the sur.
rounding country, makes it among the desifa-
bic in the city for the genteel accommodation Of a
large family
1EsMs-kuough in cash to fray the expenses OF
sale aud cost of suit and the ba anCe in egual install
ments at g. u and Is months. f,r neg otiabie n tas
interest added. satisfactorily enforced and title re-
tanned till last note be paid, and conveyance or
dered by the court. The taxes Tor ls55 to be paid
by the purchaser SAML. TYnEE Coni'r
e.-After the foregoing sale will be sold two
beautiful Lots, adjoining the above on tee South,
each fronting 3i feet the East line of 81 street
running back 100 feet TO said alley OF ~ feet.
Terms liberal al d made known at the hour of sale
m 3I-fia EiODUIN N AppEPalN
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CREAT RRMARD --To anY perso!

rs who viii show a greater curiosity than The
Machine on exhibition at the store Of Nessrs Bald
win. ca'dweli & Go, Main street. near fxchsns"
BANK; which Is designed for making Rope AMI Cord
age OF u II sizes
N. THIS Machine will only be on exhibition
una Monday, j ne Iath. at o'clock The
= VI
This Machine Is well worthy Of the attention of
any person who is a lover Of improvements on ma
chinerY Lot AckLEY. agent
20 ii--3ts For the Troy Patent Rope WORKS.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il BECK TENEMENT. AT THE CORNER IF
MARSHALL AND 30 STREETs.-As trustees o.
hr T. Winston and wife in their deed II trust OF
AZ public aucFiou, on the premises, on TUESDAY
:he l5tn Gay Of June. 1883, AZ o'clock, p VI. the
excellent Brick Tenement located as above noN ia
the occupancy Of ar, Isaac Walker. Ii has
front I'd stfeet # IS feet and depth of 81 feet
IL Is suppia1 with ges and water, ana has the Hss
OF the city cuirert. It is q most comfortable resi-
denca
fERMs-0ns-foprth cash. balance at 4, 6 AMI -
months for negotiable ntt g. interest added secuved
by rust deed or title retained. The taxes for
lass TO be paid by the purchaser
The foregoing real estate was sold on the 5th eff
April last, bHt in consequet OF tina purchaser Aay
Ing aited to empty win the terns VI sale II il
10 be res'id' y 'Wsgp .I2Ifap Trustees
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FRAMED BUILDING ON

Y hbU HUDL H'hTt1sD . HDIIsU V-s
GARNER or CLAY AND TTu sTREETs.
FIR SALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold on mon
DAY, the nth cay o. Lnne. lsss. on the premises.
commencing at 6e'se ck the exec. lef framed build
lug, located 40 aha.e--the sane = De removed 70
erected originally with view 10 its removal. The
attention of those oshing small luts ia hat Tieini
ty, Is called n this sale.
TERns-gour iaanths credit. for approved eLdors-
ed nea.otiable notes, interest aided.
all G6DDIN & APeERS0S, Aucts.
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BETWEEN BYRD AND ARCH SITS, Fut.
SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold on the premises
on W EDNEsDAY, the 18th day of June, ISIS, at )
o'clock, z ", the Va liable Lot located "a abovr,
fronting s. feet On tn east line Of 9th street,
it Il small brick kitchen or sh p. 1t il SO near the
can !, Us to make it valuable for wood or coal yard
1t is also admirably located Tor tobacco factory.
TERMS Be-fourtn ca h; balance at 3, and mos
for negotiable votes, interest added, secured by
trust deed, title retained. The taxes Tor 1855 to
be paid by the purchaser.
ii GOuD, Y & APpERSnN. AuotR-
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STOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
lS4 IL THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON MAR
SHALLL, IbfH AND nth STREETS ar AUG
the City Council, we will sell at public auction, on
toe premsas, on TilESD ~. the 18th june 1851, at
above on which stands tbs tlhara.nm. Tbe lot
fronts 200 feet the south side of iat shall street.
back 10, h and llh streets about $50 feet to
a wide alley. It will be divided 50 as 10 cell on
Marshsl street, with the building called tn Athe-
ueEn, 40 feat, aud the remaining $50 feet will he
divided mtg lots of 80 feet each, running back $50
feet The foregoing real eotae justly regarded as
hmonE the most valuable in city, Er private
dwellings, or for church, or other large edliice.
Ta,Ms:-Une-t0urth cash; balance az IL and 10
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
GODDIN APPERSON.
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eHTpplNa.
! STEAMER BELvIDRR n,

w eaer for sale my stock Of DRUGS FIXTURE IA
III &c, in the iowa Of Buchanan, Botetourt 20
&-&A Va. W
To a yonng man Wishing 10 commence business
or n physician wishing 50 cotahiue itwith his pro'
yesttneE: - ~
TERMS dobERAsG. Application can lie ma e to
Mr. NM ii. GIBBS, at the store, or TO the propri.
etcT, at Lexington, Va
In, ~ anna
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VALUABLE HoUSE AND LOT, on
18TH. NEAR TO yENABLE STREET, FOR
SALE At AUCFf1S.-WiH be s3lf on TfiUkS-
DAY. the 18th OF june le5a. on the premises com.
meneing at o'clock T.: VI the ntst and ,on.fai ta-
be brick aud framed Dwelling. lacat 4 rs above,
house has eight ros,ms and there 4, en- tiie los a
we'll Of pure water. The lot irons about 50 feet on
18th street, runs tack 70 MeCance street on which
complete repair
1ERYs-- One-fsprth cash, balance at 6. IL and rs
months far negotiable netes interesi added sesus ed
by trust deed title Retained. The taxes foe 1855
to be paid by the purchaser.
ie nj GOnDIN a AppEgsOy Anet.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06

LATER From OREGON The steamship
Columbia arrived at San Francisco on the
afternoon of the Sd, brin ging. Portland pa.
pers to the 23d of Dec.
The Legislative j Joint Convention, on the
17thi Dec elected the following Territorial
officers Asahel Bush, Of the Statesman,
Printer; D. Boon, Treasurer; Is. +. -Bonham,
Auditor. eB + Bonham was also elected
Territorial Librarian, and Hustler, Flavel
and Sloan, pilot Commissioners The Leg.
islature adjourned on the 10th Dec.@t to the
Sd January
The Portland Times of the 26th Dec. has
the following items from Washington Terri
tory: ''Sluggie," the'Indian mainly instru-
mental in the apprehension of "Leschi,"
now under sentence to be hung at Olympia,
was recently killed on the Nisqually Re-
serve, by "Yelm Jim rs is supposed. to
avenge the probable death of "Leschi," who
awaits the expistion, and who was avenged
in advance.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06

ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-We learn from the
California Express of yesterday, that Thorn.
as Crow, the murderer Of Montgomery, ut
Yuba City, and now confined in the county
Jail in Marysville, attempted to kill himself
on Monday morning. Having been put into
cell without his limbs being piniened, he
managed to tear off u splinter from one of
the iron bars, with which he cut into vein
Of his left arm, and let out very large
quantity of blood. When found he had bled
so much that the floor and bed were perfect
ly saturated, and his vitality was very near
ly exhausted The cash was sowed up by
DR.. Teed, and the blood stopped. He was
also chained down to the floor to prevent his
doing himself further mischief. He will
henceforth be closely watched.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06

REPU aLIcAN WITH A WEAK BACK
Cl"pp' who was defeated ON the Republican
tichet At the late election in New York, ar.
rlvei at the sensible conclusion that the
hepuoiican party had gone to smash The
Republican press give him fits for the exhi-
pition OF such Weakness after his defeat.
oons'gn him TO the ditch, and boast that the
mass OF the Republican army are composed
of sterner stuff Quite likely.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06

EXECUTION STAYED.-A telegraphic dis
patch to Sheriff Plum, from Charles s. Fair.
fax, ESQ Clerk Of the Supreme Court, un-
der date of January 5th, announces that
execution in the case of the People VS.. VIM,
Wallace, has been stayed for further orders
from the Supreme Court, O supersedeas
having been forwarded. Wallace was sen
fenced to be hung on the 18th instant, hav-
ing been convicted at the November term ef
our District Court, of the murder of Fox,
at Natchez.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06

kx3~On Monday last, diaboical outrage
was perpetrated on the person of little
daughter Of Charles Kuhitz, who resides in
the upper part of town. A man who goes
by the name of GIN Mccormick, has cabin
near by, and the little girl only about five
years old, was in the habit of running in to
see him On Monday, she came home cry
ing to her mother, and charged Mccormick
with the commission of the inhuman deed
He was arrested the same evening and
lodged in Jail, but has not yet undergone an
examination Great indignation is felt to-
wards him in the neighborhoOd --Ireha
Union.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06
San EraneSscO News,

A German sailor, while intoxicated, yes
terday afternoon, fell from the high en-
bankment corner Broadway and SaDsome
streets, precipice of over one hundred feet,
and. strange to say, escaped injury. save
slight cut in the foLehead.
A man named Tooney, from Iewa Hill,
arrived in this city on Friday night, and put
up at the Clinton Hotel on Pacific street.
During the night his room was entered, and
his gold watch and sixty dollars in money
stolen. Tooney is an invalid, and is now in
want.
Pancho Daniels, the notorious bandit and
desperate, who escaped last Tuesday eve.
ming from Sheriff Murphy. and posse, has
since been captured by them. He was found
in haystack. some three miles from San
Jose. The offcers..s s..surrounded it, and threat
ened to set fire to it, when he came out and
surrendered himself, and is now in Jail.
Nothing stirring in the markets.
The brig Leuerette, which sailed for Syd-
ney on Saturday, had on board large Cir
Gus company, under the management of Jos.
A Rowe aud j. Il. Marshall.
The California Steam Navigation Company
have purchased Broadway wharf, and as
soon as it is repaired the Sacramento steam
ers will moor at that wharf.
The steamship 0rizaba is to be immedi-
ately put in order, and will leave for Pana-
ma, via San Juan, on the Goth instant, posi-
lively. The Sierra Nevada will succeed the
OriZaba, and leave on the 9th of February,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06

A MEAN Acr.-Tbe California Express
forwarded the news Of the Downievlle con-
Aagration by telegraph to the Sacramento
papers. The Journci acknowledged the cour
tesy, but the Union maintained an undigni-
fed silence, The Erpress says:
"We consider men capable Of 80 mean an
act as this, as possessing souls which would
disgrace n hen-robbing cdyOfe. Such is the
opinion of this entire establishment"
We concur.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06
Legislative Caucus.

The following result of the Democratic
clipped from the telegraph column of the
Marysville Express. The organization was
doubtless, completed by the election of the
caucus nominees ON yesterday, and inaugu-
ration of the Democ attic administration.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 4.
Both branches of the Legislature met at
IL o'clock, to-day.
In the Senate, Lieut.. Governor Anderson
presiding, the new members presented their
credentials. and were sworn in by Judge
Bar hour.
The House was called to order by the
Clerk. MIR Campbell, and Harvey Lee, of
Ell Dorado, chosen temporary Speaker. The
membrs presented their credentials, and
were sworn in by Judge Bolts. when the
House adjourned until tomorrow, at IL
o'clock,
10 o'clock, p M.
Senate caucus mot at o'cloock, p, NJ
Merritt, of Marposa, nominated Presi.
dent pro tenn
Cszneau, of Tuolumne, Secretary.
Ewing, of Sacramento, Assistant Sec
retary
Chapman, of Amador, Enrolling Olerk,
Bartlett, Of Sierra, Engrossing Clerk.
Hawkins, of Solan0, Sergeant. at Arms
MEG Glincby, of Tuolumne, Door-keeper.
Assembly Convention met at'7 P. M
N E. Whitesides. of Yuba, nominated for
Speaker.
Scoby, of Placer, Chief Clerk
Williams, of Siskiyou, Assistant Clerk
Quinn, of San Francisco, Sergeant-at-
Arms
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06
Proceedings of the Board Of Trustees.
t. t,L

January 4th, 1858.
Present full Board. Minutes of previous
meeting read and approved.
Semi-Annusl Report of the President of
the Board accepted and ordered on file.
Moved that the contract entered into with
Withered & Tiffany for supplying the Town
of Oroville with gas, as ordered by Ordi-
nance No. 6, be confirmed. Carried.
Ordinance No. 8, regulating the fees of
the different Town officers, passed
The following bills were allowed and or
dered paid
R. Maynard, ! months salary as
Captain OF Police. S100 90
r. s. Maynard, cash advanced for
cleaning hook and ladder,....~. 9 90
Chas. Durette, 26 days service as po-
liceman. ................,... 60 96
ID. Jewett, ! mo. salary as policeman 80 90
S. W Gambrel, " /" 81" so 90
VIM. Gilkey,8 8 days serv. as special
policeman...... ............. 25 80
Jas. Carlow, nights services as
special policeman. an............ 4 90
Wilson Lewis, | nights services as
special policeman. 90
Peter Wolf, nights services as spe.
clal policeman. n......-....... II %
Professor, nights services as special
policeman. ............. %
Jno. Riley, for making two street
crossings. ........... II w
J. Upstone, iron doors and work on
powder ma gazine. 60 90
Butte Record, for printing. l. 90
Jno. Nugent, travelling expenses from
San Francisco and back. ...... 40 90
Peter Freer, boarding prisoners. 81 80
G. X. Hendel, salary as Treasurer. 60 90
j B. Barker salary as Town Attorney 25 90
c. A Smith, salary as Town Clerk. 25 90
Howard Carey, salary as Jailor. 30 90
$682 76
On motion, Board adjourned subject to
the call Oft the President.
G. A. SMITH, Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06

TRAGEDY IN PLACER CoUNTY.-The Pla-
Ger Herald states that Andrew Holenburg
was shot by man named Rodriguez, on the
Goth ult., near Blue Canon, while the latter
was on drunken frolic. The shot was fired
through the door of the formers cabin be-
cause he would not admit the latter, who de.
sired to indulge in game of poker. Rod
siguez was arrested the following day.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06
Ordinance No, 3.

The Board of Trustees of the Town of Oroville, do
ordain as follows:
1t shall be the duty of the Town Marshal, Captain
Of Police, and each of the Policeman. to serve any
paper that may be issued by the Town Justice or
Recorder and they shall receive therefor such fees
as coDsaoles are allowed for similar services.
SO much of Ordinance No. s. Sec. 9, as REQ uire
the Marshal to pay said fees into the rown Treasury
is hereby repealed.
And it is further ordered, that The Clerk shall re
ceive from the Town Treasurer. fifty cents tor each
and every license issued by said Clerk.
Passed Gun, 4th, 1853.
A. r. LEOVY, President
Attest. C A. SMITH. Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06

HONEY LAKE "A writer in the Shasta
Republican, speaking OF Honey Lake Valley,
says: "Our winter SO far has been very
mild. No snow in the valley yet. Three
new saw mills going up. Ours running day
and night. Hay is selling at six dollars per
ton-a drug at that. Stock looks well"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06

QUARTZ DISCOVERIES IN THE NoRTH.-lt
is stated that at Scott's Bar, Siskiyou coun-
ty, there is considerable excitement, owing
to the discovery of auriferous quartz near
Scotts valley. The rock so far as prospect
ed, yields richly, and the deposits are de-
clared to be inexhaustible
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06

Nav wADvERTIsEMENTs.-T American
Hotel building and lot, situated in Lynch
burg, is offered for sale on reasonable terms.
Messrs. Harris 4 Howard's law card will
be found in another column, and their Office
on The square
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06

THr INAUGURATION OF GovERNoR.-The
Marion Rifles and Continental Guards. inde-
pendent companies of San Francisco, are in
attendance Mt the inauguration of Governor
Weller.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06

THE REPUBLICAN PARTY MARCHING TO
BArrt.E WITH THE WAR CRY-oF FREEDoM.
Asaioetida pills sugar coated
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06

Gas IN NEVADA Nevada will soon be
lighted with gas. the pipes having been laid
through all the principal streets, and the
fixtures fitted up in some of the principal
hotels and saloons.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06

Marysville have been identified as the mur-
derers of Mr.. Griswold, and sent TO ANA
dor. The parties are all now in durance
vile, and will soon pay the penalty of their
crime.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06

CALIFORNIA LAND GRANTS There have
been Ia grants finally confirmed in the
State. embracing 2 2328, ,924 acres.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06
OROyiLLE. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1858.

THANKs.--We are indebted to Charley
French, of the Alta Express Company, for
newspaper favors, delivered at an early
hour yesterday morning.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06

uTAH.-fwo million acres of the public
domain have been surveyed in Utah Terri.
tory. This would give L. 500 famili es 1850
acres each.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06

DEcisloN Judge Howell, of the Ell Do.
rado judicial District. has lately decided
that mining Claims are not subject to sale
under execution