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The weekly Butte record., 1861-02-23
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ST. LOUIS. Feb. 9th.-The Union members
carried the Virginia Convention triumphantly.
The secessionists elect only 80 or 40 members
II is understood that large majority of those
elected stand on the Crittenden amendment or
its equivalent, as an ultimatum, if this is not
conceded, they will go for submitting the ques-
tion to the people
The peace Tor Virginia compromise) Con-
gress is still in session, with closed doors No
decided step has yet been taken Ex-Presi-
dent Tyler, on taking the chair az President,
made highly conservative speech, which gave
great satisfaction to the Republicans and
strengthened the hopes Of the Union men,
Several additional States have sent delegates
TO the Convention, which is increasing in pop
ular favor.
The organization of the North against any
concessions is becoming more complete and the
Union feeling is extended since the result of
the Virginia election is known.
Secession movements go on at the South
without any excitement
Texas has passed her secession ordinance by
a large majority.
No collision has taken place anywhere All
Is quiet at Pensacola, where truce has been
concluded, and the State troops withdrawn
Charleston is quiet also
Fort Sumpter has not been reinforced. Col.
Hayne and Lieut.. Hall have left Washington.
The ultimatum of South Carolina has been
presented and responded to. The President
says that be has no power to negotiate for the
surrender Of Government property which he is
bound by law to protect The public are
waiting to see what Gov. Pickens will do.
Congress has done nothing towards a settle.
ment. Several crisis speeches per day are
turned off in the House.
1t is rumored that johnson, of Tennessee,
and Wigfall, Of Texas, are going to fight a
duel
The Montgomery, (Alabama) Convention is
in session, but has made little progress. How
ell Cobb is President.
More revenue cutters have been seized at
New Orleans. and some of the forts in Arkan-
sas are reported as having been taxed by the
State troops.
Massachusetts sends Commissioners to the
peace Convention at Washington.
The President elect will leave Springfield
for Washington on Monday next 11th OF Feb
ruary
Blacks name has been sent to the Senate
for Daniels place on the U. S. Supreme Court
bench.
The bill suspending mail service in the sece-
ding States has passed the House by large
majority.
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BE- For our District Attorneys Relief
Bill, and Comments theron, see 3rd page
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Homestead Notice.

PERSONS wishing to avail themselves of the
benefits of the Homestead Act of this State should
do so soon, as the time allowed by law will soon
expire. n32m.
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PUB. DoCs.-We are indebted to Messrs
T'llden and Harris, of the Assembly, and
Messrs. Irwin and Vance, Of the Senate, for
Public Documents.
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GAS WoRKs.-We are informed, says the
Nevada Democrat, that Mr. Simpkins, who
has contracted to erect gas works in Nevada,
has succeeded in procuring the necessary pipes
at San Francisco and will commence the work
in a few weeks.
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rT Concerning the Tennessee Commission
ers, it appears that the Governor accredited
them to the secession Convention, but the
Legislature instructed them to attend the
Washington Convention, where they properly
belong as the representatives Of a conservative
State.
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Mrs. WinslOyv, an experienced Nurse
and Female Physician, has a soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates thepr
cess of teething, by softening the gums, reducing
all inflammation, will allay all pain and is sure to
regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers. It
will give rest to yourselves, and relief and health
your infants Perfectly safe in all cases. See ad.
vertisement in another column.
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bSy~ Philosopher Pickett failed to get ar
audience at Sacramento, on Sunday night, tc
hear his revolutionary lecture.
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OUR LOST NATIoNALITY-" Never" says
the London Times, in an article on the secession
of South Carolina, Never, for many years,
can the United States be to the world what
they have been. The President has
dissipated the idea that the States which elected
him constitute one people. We have thought
that the Federation was of the nature of a
nationality-we find that it is nothing more
than partnership, if any State may, on
grounds satisfactory to local Convention. dis
solve the Union between itself and its fellows
if discomfort with the election of President,
or the passing of an obnoxious law by another
State; or, it may be, restrictive tariff. gives
a State the right of revolution, and permits
it to withdraw itself from the community, then
the position of the American people with res
pect to foreign powers is completely altered ;
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nea. The Sisters of Charity, at Los Angeles,
have recently purchased house and lot in that
city for hospital, and now receive patients.
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A WARNING.-A man was convicted of per-
jury, in Stockton, last week, for having given
to the Assessor, under oath, the value of his
personal property at $3.50, when be was worth
several thousands
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Hag~ Commodore Platt died at Newburg
n. Y, on the 18th of December He was ad
to Commodore McDonough in the battle o.
Lake Champlain, in 1913.
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INDIAN FIGHT-We are Informed that a
battle was fought at Dry Creek, in this county,
OF Saturday last, between band of Mountain
Indians an one side and the Meals Ranch In
dians on the other After the killing of one
on each side, and the wounding of several
Others the mountain Indians retreated, and
were pursued some distance by the Meals
ranch party, aided with reinforcements from
Chico. The valley Indians on their return to
the battle ground, took the body of their slain
enemy and cut off his arms. legs and head
they then returned 10 camp, elated with their
victory.
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ns9- At New York, for the week ending
January 18th, the imports amounted to S4,
Gas. .345 against $3 ,412 SO the same time last
year.
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MURDER ExAMINATIoN.-W learn from the
Sacramento Union, that the examination of
Riley, Walsh and O'Brien, charged with the
murder of A. j. Ross, near Sacramento, some
days since, resulted in the discharge of O'Brien.
Riley and Walsh were held to answer Bail
was denied them.
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New DRUG SToRE.-The attention of the
public is referred to the advertisement of
Walden & Smith, who have just opened a neat
Drug Store on Huntoon street. They are eX-
perenced druggists, with stock of fresh
importations.
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lzs3~ There are over 10000 head of neat
cattle in Monterey county, by the report of the
County Assessor.
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LARGE EGGs.-Four extraordinary hen eggs
were iad upon our table, on Saturday last, by
Jos. Bloch Esq. The largest two, being pre-
cisey of the same size. both measured fourteen
inches longitudinaIy. and ten inches round
diagonally. Who can (b)eat that lay out 2
Butte Record.
That is pretty tough, Bro. Crosette, we can't
begin to sraliOlr it, no how, unless reduced
Red Bluff Independent,
The above was perpetrated by the boys
during our candidacy for Z. S. Senator at
Sacramento. The fourteen inches was attain
ed by measuring the two together. OF course,
we would hatch out no such deception to prac-
tice upon our cotemporaries No. stree we
do not approve Of any foul Icy outs.
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neA- During last week 12,377 ounces of
gold and 1920 ounces of silver were received
at the mint for coinage.
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OvERLAND.--The Overland Mail which left
San Francisco on the 18th ult carried away
5075 letters, and two through passengers.
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DIsTANcED IN THE RACE OF LIFE.-A man
named VIM. Phillips, who once worked side
BY side in printing Office with Chief Justice
Lewis and Governor Packer of Pennsylvania,
went to police station in Philadelphia recent
ly to beg lodgings. Perhaps he slept as
soundly as either OF his old fellow "jours''
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Persons long afflicted who have yainly tried many
eXpedients to eradicate disease, are but too apt
to give way to dependency, and reinquish all hope
OF cure. Even when remedy that has cured thou,
sands is psced within the reach, they exclaim Oh,
it is of no use, nothing will cure me, This is folly
wifu sacrifice of health, the greatest of temporal
blessings such morbid feelings peculiarly obtain
among sufferers from scrofula cutaneous and erup-
tive diseases, arising chiefly from the disfgurng
and often repulsive features of these maadies. Let
those who are thus afflicted arouse from their leth
argy and resort to SANDS SARsAPARILLA, they
will then experience in their own persons the heal
ing influence and renyigorating properties ofthis
untailing remedy.
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me-. Freeman & Co.'S Atlantic and Cali
fornia Express is to be discontinued after the
first of March,
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LOLA MoNTKz.-This famous woman died in
New York on the 18th day of January, of
paralysis. On her coffin was plate bearing
the following inscription Mrs. Eliza Gil
bert, died. January 1th, 1861, aged AZ years
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Bsg~ The recent session of the Washington
Territory Legislature created six new counties
therein, making the total number twenty-five.
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HONEY LAKE Elsewhere we have
given extracts from the Susanville Reporter, a
manuscript paper published at Honey Lake
Valley. If Gov. Roop will pay us a visit, and
promise to let Honey Lake Valley remain
quietly within the State of California without
peaceable or forcibe secession, we will present
him with a complete printing establishment,
for the publication Of the " Reporter" only
stipulating that it shall remain an heir loom in
the possession of the Governor and his family,
as the pioneer press of Honey Lake. What
do you say Gov? VIII you remain in Cali
fornia, or are you bound to secede?
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People VS.. Golden, on trial.

People VS.. Golden the jury, after being
out all night, returned verdict of not guilty.
People vs. Darling, alias Dublin Tricks =
sentenced for two years in the State Prison.
People vs.. Mclaughlin, sentenced for ninety
days in the County Jail, with fine Of 5000
or the alienation of one hundred days in Jail.
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ATTENTION. SIR KNIGHTS.

The Oroyille Commandery of Knight Templars,
Nos, will assemble at Masonic Hall, on the second
and fourth Wednesday of each month. Sir Knights
from abroad invited to attend whenever con
yenient. C.GRIDLEY. &C.
FRANK JOHNSON, Recorder.
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Court of Sessions.
HON. THos. WELLS, Presiding.
]. Fl. MARBLE and SAMUEL GLASS, Associates


J. Fl. MARBLE and SAMUEL GLASS, Associates.
FEBRUARY l6 1861.
People vs. SamI. Delaney, grand larceny
trial continued from yesterday jury unable to
agree and were discharged. The indictment
in this case having been accidentally destroyed
by the trial jury, who were out all night, the
Court ordered the case dismissed, and held the
defendant to answer before the Grand Jury
now in session.
People vs.. H. C. Price, grand larceny. This
case being in connection with the above, was,
for the same reason, dismissed, and the deten-
ant held TO answer hereafter.
People vs.. Samuel McCauley; assault with
deadly weapon arraigned pleaded not guilty
People vs.. Guy F. Seely, assault with intent
to commit murder; same.
People vs. Patrick Golden, grand larceny
same.
February 18th.
People VS.. Daniel Mclaughlin, assault with
deadly weapon arragned plead not guilty.
People vs.. Thos Darling, alias Dublin
Tricks, assault with deadly weapon /; tried and
convicted ordered to appear for sentence on
Friday next at 10 o'clock.
People vs.. Saml Delaney, grand larceny ;
arragned plead not guilty.
People VS.. Saml McCauley, assault with
deadly weapon; tried and acquitted.
People VS.. Julian Victori, assault with
deadly weapon bail forfeited.
Feb. 10Th.
People VS.. Delaney, continued for the term.
People VS.. Mclaughlin, defendant withdrew
the plea of not guilty. heretofore rendered,
and plead guilty of assault and battery Or
t.,
at ten o'clock.
g People VS.. Hiram Clifford, marking hog not
his own tried and acquitted.
Eoh 1et
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EP The citizens of San Francisco are max
ing preparations for a grand Union demonstra-
ton, TO be made during the approaching week.
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DIED.

At Frenchtown, Butte County, Feb. 9th, JOHN
PRINGLE, aged 80 years.
Boston papers please copy.
At White Rock, on Wednesday, Feb. 18th. G.. +
FERGUSON, aged about so years, formerly of Canada
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ToxsoRrAL.-If you want your HAIR Ctr in

ToNsoRIAL.-1f you want your HAIR Ctr in
manner that becomes you-your head SHAMPooED
with an article that thoroughly removes the dand
ruff and stimulates the capillary organs of the hair
or a DELIGHTFUL SHAVE with the accompaniments
of the purest Hair Oil, Cologne, Pomades, Hair
Tonics and Cosmetics; if you want clean, com.
Portable Bath, a Warm Bath, a Cold Bath, a Shower
Bath, Salt Bath, Sulphur Bath, or Perfumea
Bath, call at t"FERGUSON'S Hair Cutting Head.
quarters" Montgomery street next doorto corner
Myers street. d25tf
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WAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY The citizens of
cur town, celebrated the anniversary of the
Birthday of WASHINGTON, by the burning of
fire crackers, firing of guns, and other demon
strations of patriotism. The Stars and Stripes
waved proudly from the porch of the St
Nicholas hung IFS naughty folds before the
door Of Fitch and Hunts, and foated triumph
antly from the top of the pole from Dogtownr
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The SENAToRsHIP.-The Democracy have
been canvassing on the Senatorship, during the
past week or two. On Saturday evening the
vote stood for Denver, Is +; Nugent 6 RAN
dolph IL; McDougal II. Notwithstanding
this want of unanimity, it is probable that the
present Legislature will choose a successor to
DR.. Gwin. They owe it to their constituents,
to their patriotism if real. and to their oaths
of Office. Elect a good Union loving man,
who will not prove recreant to his country in
the hour Of danger. If the Legislature is com
posed of patriots, they will do this. without
much reference to former political squabbles.
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KANSAS a STATE On the 30th of January,
the President sent Message to the House
announcing his approval of the Kansas Bill
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EssH The distance from Yreka to Portland
is 359 miles,
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SENAToRIAL.-The Democratic caucus in
the Legislature, has nominated Cen James A.
McDougal, for United States Senator When
informed of his nomination, he made a very
neat and patriotic little speech A. the harm
we wish the distinguished gentleman, is, that
there may be Union men enough in the Legis-
lature to elect him.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-02-23

FROM the annual Report of the 4" Control-
err" we find the following sums were expended
for carrying on the offices of the State:
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

uyryE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE. COmfA.
NY Irepsr, for business, aud me at'enhon OF .ne
mill s-ney cal ed TO the Importance OF h opJec II"
om,any nm ar Its charter divides seyen-eghs OF e prons
thr years the policy no deIs thereby giving he
the A. Of tbs ystem with the pledge o.
perpe us CAps ock Of s0OO and the ded security at w.
E et ders have pc ed interet IN conductns
Affair, " p-u. ence snd eco eomy. a,r,...
1he OlEter OUR hal the Capital STOCK sp
be esiedin Loni Mortgage urn Nmnefeo Aeai s'
" nth dsitle tn m unit .-,-,.A.-.
TYeeM object Of ire mpany aid In retaining at home
heinrnen Of which soc Annually rom our DsS's
AZ ne premiums No 1htrn Companies That money VII oe
an Customers or O .e!r OF Yeas ~ Nsa'
trrsei In n DIST - ,u-,..,.
En- ioymen,s Annule. grained Life and term fohesp
ed al es o.hec good O1npAnies elsVes ih1aouVi
enc y az OF .or ier1 CT ye,rs
wr II. Nac'arsnd. John Pareen, 80
Jos, phi ALea, stnI p;yV
po.toe n lie tn. 10. 2. Anderson,
nm, ~ ScCsnss Tnomas P. Augrh,
.ohn M.ntsgls. 40. d. Aaury,
Iii Glrter J, b. McClell.nd,
frbn Ioner P.T Moore,
L. L Aone.Sou John Il. Claiborne,
IsyisD Crerslas i. o. WherTy,
Nm. G.. Paine, W. a. Cntss1n,
/. {. BaakeEvils NynIlsm AoOtr'Soai
FAN. J. EGrriso5, Jon v snAeri
vr- "A Ea.an Peer O. WARWICK
Robt fbrOoke, =. =. hssA.ls,
w. rneton Goddn, Geo. J. Sumner,
Io5r D,o.y u. s. Woodbridge
TreSident-sAML J. RARRisOh
TIcs Pr9S.dtHt-WH. II. HA&ALL-
Pag5icsGa-Dr. BLAZE BORnELL
n,,T J. ADAIR PLEIsANT5, Secretary.
EE-ofce corner Main 18th Streets, ri hmond
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TPH5LSTERY AID PiPER-His6iNGS.
rvyur ,..s-- -.s,-el, sou-is call rom hs ,nA' all
xarlle hs s0cE OF so0tsia TIE ABOVE
nne, eonssiing % the f1loEing
Carprtings- ~, ~
v.,.. r-rv p-,.,-I- fl-e- Nv Venetian, Daich Hemp
Ac. Hca-.h g1zs Door Hs's a7i stair Gods.
Curtnfn Goods. -,
B-,e.t.f satin Dzn.sk Union Dlnass rasse, rapa Lace
and Musfn Caa-s splendid assortment ~ window O'I
nir Rad D. "a Pa. Wat1w shates-a large Assortment OF
N e iaies e. viii fixtures the most approved Enas aoS
Z
FLOOR Git-C3Oth,
or he test pa,ies and from h- est quarry 20 we oN-s
ssd which I'll be 90 a. ts -nd rooms o. s tea1o
a., Tabie Cloths '.rre variety.
Papcr-gtam-fnsE.
70 an fo'loEaf we've.
q "a 500 49, -f1 Papers no sNie srd c'r with i-
9fts- re1' lfutr ~ wood sui marble Be-g practical
-rE,.- rays-f t,3 .aGns t l 79T<ren cnF A ~oiA
- ne warranted 20 give satsisrilan
All Orders tuy-aluF To- tl- -. re me @ pc pAii-AJ A.
t.5d.d 20 both the Guy or county ,,.,.
49,. q,... --..trs-ses and Fsasher Bgis 90 hand,
r - a. 49, ~ ~ s-rf 1a'--tit loctl ~
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DAILY LINZ OF PACKETS.

yTvRI. WEEKLY, TBRu UGH TO LYNCH f3Ss-IEII,.k
BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, ES-aa.3ksgsfst13
AND TRI.WEFELY ON THk OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING DAI'
Ii LINE AS Fac AZ sCoTrSVILLE
gb,onat To geo,tsve 50 Richmond Leringtop. - 90
Iynchburs. / 90 4" buchanan. Oy
through line viii leave ehm9nd Monday, Wednesday anu
F5ay At NJ and on aad aer 9th September ths Way
line for scottsve will NJ Tuesday Thursdays and Sat
and run up SCotsye Returning leave scots
yiiie Nonday wednesday and Friday at H. II.
See fare and time psss!ng card below for through
HE that the scottsye Hoe Will pass interIease
point on the opposite dag at and ~ hour
later coming down.
Leave Richmond Monday, Wed Leave
resdsy ard Friday Et NJ ne5dsy and Friday, at p NJ
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS
E7Iy 80

ON aud AFTES Monday Juae 50,
~ The HAIL and Passenger Trains,
WIN leave RlCAMOND DAILY, a. 6l5 NJ, for staun-
Ton ANA ell i'ernsiate way Stations connecting AZ tor
80, - Iunli and Intermediates stations Al Manassas the
CO with the AanaFsas sap Hsrosd, for wheeling
N,fc-sstsr l1ptr. F.rrJ stations the Manassas
Eraf and Uha ; VIE win helrrcia for Lvpcabufg sud
s points and Southwest Of hat place And every oher
f viz: Tustva Thursdays and Saturdays, Tor Jaesons
sIv.- ans stst.cns WEE 90 g luntou.
Hsmal Browns stages connect Wiz TIE train al stanton,
On N1rdey1 NtlUt4Js and Fridays c1t Al Goshen on Tues
ets. III ,-sl. gs All saturdays, tlr Lexington
Garsr. N1- spi Company @ sls connect VIII Tie ltsn,
CD T-- ltur-5.r5 S.l-jsys 50 Nl5oro for he Win
-r ~ Ja-ksgzI Ly,f Tor Ae white sulphur Springs,
Le-..- -s- ac.
r--U2vIyG.
me SIS. 0, .-Ess Jets,-'s Escg Mondays, W-laes-
TB0IA5 DCDAIEAD,
gea.-si sure-lt LC1dert
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49, &c .lz.:s .sk&

Fss :ssass,s , sssEs e ifs
oYFICE RICHMOND PETERSBURG R. R. co.,
RICHMOND, Va, Oct 80, 1850. !
JbJHE trains on this road will run as folows
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND Fer PETERSBURG.
Soy;oIt and peter sbuTg Railroad at $50 A. n
Accomu odston tFtweeky, Monday, Wednesday oo =,
aud Friday, ~ avv a. AZ a.
Mall daily ~ 40 r. NJ
~ IN AIMS LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMohD.
Express daily aso a. NJ
Accommodation riweekly, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, a. $40 ~
Mall daily (excep; SuRdayO 80. >, AZ 10 r "'
noh1-s Superintendent
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0-@'N lcy ar5 s -'s- ss-,e ana '.s.a.1 goods
wy b.. $50 a-N--'.
'N --.- -r--s...,s our bs.tc.-- T'
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TINLboTT 4 BRoTHER, Proprietor, Of The above WORK,
Il are now building PORTABLE sTTAN EEGTNEs n AZ -
proved construction, Of al Sizes from air forty orr, Fev
suitable Tor Circular sAu NILS Threng Hac6ss srd o.l,,
purposes, which they faeT themselves fully eeas m
oerior TO any Engines tut here CT elsewhere. ~
They yin also furnish sTATiChAEY sTEAk ragIaEs fs.
Yen Horse 10 any repaired pawcr. -' '0~
and Of various sizes. '''h
PuhPs .nd WHEELS tor wATTR works, P)sTAaLrs.u.
NILE and IRohs for MILLS Ct al kiacl. 4A'
RAILROAD WORK OF every descrpu'n
TOBACCO PRFssEs, ELATTKsINa AfLLe and all sr..,..
manufacturing Tobacco, {ec sth every Of BKlgs
Ron oLsTisGs and WROUGHT IaCE wOaK -
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RAILROADS., &C.
sOUTH-sIDE RAILROAD.

SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD.
ANDAFTER MONDAY THE22d AU. -
~ eus, The passenger Trains, viii run a. follows: ~
YROM PETERSBURG TO LYhCHBUkG.
Mali Train TART daily ., NJ reaches Lynchbug aslss
Pm. =. ..Ix = ~
Passenger Train starts daily, sIe'pt Sundays q go -
reaches Lynchburg at1a;s0 A. NJ
FROM LYNcHBURG TO PETERSBURG
MalTran daily IL A. NJ reaches Petersbarg
Passenee daily, except Sundays a. 1890 NJ
reaches Pokersburg at e:80 A. NJ 49,, -
Trains with daily trains 70 the spring. hnox
VILE Nashville, Memphis, &C.. TO New Orleans
~ This aud expeditions route to al parts
Of Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and texas
The City Point Train Petersburg daily except
IA NJ and u Noon and City Point al $50 A. NJ and lso
Exs trains 20 and nom all The steam paoie" Hnsn
csnsry. nm prpn
ARA General Superintendent