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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-02

NO. 32O. DhN lists NO. 32O.
HAVE moved their Office 20 the corner Of Main and
III Union streets, where they have fitted mp aud fur
uisbed rooms suitable tor the accommodation Of those
who may favor them with their confidence, and having
Tins located permanently, Oner their professional ser
vices in the different branches OF Dentistry, promising
the public to serve them in tbs most skiilfui and Judi
ciOus manner, and IN every reasonable case warrant
Satisfaction, both az 10 operations peIf0rged and our
charges Tor the same. Further than thisHe wish to
hold ont no inducemeEt whatever, 10 ensnsre the pub
lie or draw them to our Office. BY Ray exhibition Of
Dental specimens. or propositions 10 d. cheap Den
ustry, or AT prices as low, nr even lower than The
very lowest or by any other misrepresentation OF
tsCts in any psy whatever. Neither do We wish any
one 20 mi,rske our pane tWs-souJ. Tor hat Of another.
- the maine IL plain. and place Of business. easily found
Office corner Of Union and Main streets. No. 800.
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NEW LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
JEFFERSON ST. SEAETHEN NEW TuEATER,
Lutz, Windle & Co., Proprietors.

AEHoHAETSG removed from oar old
12 sfsud, on Monroe 20 jefferson ST.. T-->
We beg % inform our od cu-rou- r. and The ~
publc generally. thsf we srs sgin u-s -ALL
pared Co scgomuoIsr5 all ia our line 10 the very best .r
style. uur b rEzi-s and CarrisEr- are al r-w aud -,-
gnEt, orr horses ar- Di Sin b-s. el-- sai vel rrslsff r
The harness aud saddle. Our turuouls saaa DOS he srr-
passeliu he city
Particular attention gill be Eivsu 20 h0ses on board.
either by th- Feed. dag or month. Our terms are mod
crate. aad ne solicit q share Of ths pnble p4tr0HH---
LUTZ WINDIE Co.
P. S.-Ous Of the b-ststsHds IN the city for iratr1.
also stock bought audi sold. xesuf
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White winter Seed Oats.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of the State of Virginia,
RICHMOND.

I T. WEST, Agent. Office on Madison street, op.
- . posits Bank OF Memphis.
Authorized Capital. OUOtO0
Cash capital and surplus paid up.--.--.-.--s 3sOOO0
"a $4,000 deposited with Controller ~ Nashville
IS security to policy hold-Fs.
Ins1reB against loss by Fire on Buildings and Msr.
chandize OF every description Also, on Leases and
Furniture. All losses equitably adjusted and promptly
paid
DIRECTORS:
WIN. II. Mcfarland. President Farmers Bank;
A. Warwick, firm Of Warwick s. Barksdale;
Wm. G. Crenshss, firm Of Crsnshaw x Co;
Wellington GOddin, irm OF GOddin & Appers0n;
r. W. AcCsnce, firm Of Dunlop, Moncure 4 Co;
q. A. BsrksdRle, firm OF Warwick 4 Barksdsls;
James H.. Grant. Tobacco Manufacturer;
l. ID. Crenshsw, firm OF HsX-ll. Crenshaw & Co;
John L. Bacon, firm OF Bacon & BsakeryiIls;
r. y. HaIalil firm Or fszu Z, Crensnaw & Co;
John Currie, Jr ship owner;
Nm. B. Warwick, dTm o. Warwick s BaTEsdAs;
James Alfred Jones, Attorney Al Law
e.. &. Eilett, Bdilter;
+. q. Ruin, AgricuifuEist and Manufacturer;
X. W. AcGrudsr, hrn o. biCGruder s. Sons;
". w. CTump, Attorney a. Law;
James Dunlop, firm Of Dunlop, Moucure s Co.
BOILING W. HAXALL, President
@. F. BRESEE, Secretary.
! Offer this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE COM
PANY TO The properly holders of Memphis. and solicit
3 portion OF their business. AL losses will be promptly
paid In cssh az this agency. Those who wish 30 encour
aye southern institutions in preference 10 northern, wi.
please give me E cell J. T. VEST, Agent.
OC3 ly Madison street.
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In Chancery, at Memphis.

IN NhanceFg, at memphis
GTATE or TENNESSEE.-Pr0ceedings held IN the
y clerk ohice, chauc-gy side of The common law and
chancery rourt OF the oty of Memphis, Saturday, Ueto.
bee l21h. lsul.
William f. Quiuly aud William A. Robinson,
Va tuupLiuRUts.
The PhRniT Insurance Company Of Hartford. Cor
neciicut, sud DINERS, Defendants
II EppsarpK from adiisyij lied 10 th.- cause hat the
defendant. "Ih= Ph,rnll Insurance , Ump-uy ct Hart
lord. Connecticut, il . uou resident OF tbe Stafe OF Ten
ursssP,
Il g. ordered that said company 30 enter it, appear
Rnc- herein before or within tho first three days uT the
neat term ol sGid court. q" De- bed on The -sr"Ud Mon
day in November nert, l-Hlt and plead, answer or b.
mur, 70 C1mFi5iHsus bill or the same will De taken iJr
confessed - 10 said company, and set Tor bearing ex
parlr, and thar q copy ot rhis ortrr be published ouce %
utsk Tor t'Ir -HcCe--Iy- weeks ia The Memphis Appeal.
A coPy-ajv5t: JOHN q. LANIER,
Crrk and Master.
" y. Beard, s]olcior for complAin4nJs.
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RAILROAD
AND IT'S CONNECTIONS.

ON ANT AFTER SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER It,
~ lsol, Trains Wll rIi daily as follows, viz;
Leave Grenada, uortbEard, al 10 A. 81, or on the
arrival Of she train from New Orleans arrive in Mem
phs 81 90 4. st.; leave Memphis. Tor Grsuads aud
New Orleans, At IO 20 A. 81.
Trains on his Road MAKE close connections with the
Mississippi Central Road a. Grenada, and with the
Memphis aud Ohio and Memphis and Charleston Roads
a. Memphis.
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Ian Chnucery nj WemphiS,

GTATE or TESSESSEE-Proeesdings bad In The
- 81 n = Odicr, chsHcery side 81 the common law and
chAnceTy court 81 th- city OF Memphis Wednesday, De
tabeF the 2i. ls6l.
James Franklin Hicks ana wife, Sarah C.. Hicks,
". CoHpiAr ants
Oryflr X. EaT,sy and Orvile Farley. leisudsnts
T. appearing from affidavit HIsd in This Causc thay tie
defendant Orslle Farley is > u0uTs-iI-ut OF lie State
q! T-ngesssf
Il l. ordered hat he 30 enter hs sppsa-sncs herein
heio = or within he first three days OF the ne II Term OF
said court, 10 be he'd on The second Monday in NOv-m-
Der ne1t. Is6l. and plead. An-Wer' or demur 20 ComplaiH-
aats' bill, or The same wili be taken for confessed ~ 70
him sud set tu' hearing eI pare, sud that a copy Vi tbi,
o der be published once n week Tor four successive
weeks In the Memphis Appeal
A eopy-Atttst: JOHN G. LANIER
CLERK aud Master.
s. Y. Watson, solicitor Tor eonpLinAuG.
Oau-tAW4W
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Chancery NO,icc.

IN CHANCERY, at SomeryHls. Tenn. October Rnlss.
Il l-6l-
Thomas A. Green, Executor, etc. e. ala,
w.
Richard A. Crow1er. William Wood. - ais
Il Appearing from affidavit filed IN this cause that the
defendants William NarpcR and vie. Em~Uu. a. VA.
zen. ~ nou tesitSuts % me STATE 81 Tennessee, n l.
ordered rtlat publication be maize for four sn.c-s.fvr
so-ks IA % Aie1nHhis Weekly AplesI uosifyfng .ssi
Elrudan's 20 enter rhetr Appearance herriu before o.
Ntthin tne hrt ttr-e days 90 the n-At term OF said
C urt % be he'd rn ths second Monday Ia November
next, kSL and pkad snsver or dennr. 20 eoe,olain.
sasS bill 81 thr sulna Shl be tsSsa fs contested - ~
them, and s~t tF hearing "a p-Sr@.
D copy-sitrst. iSAAC D HCCLELT AN.
Cierk aud MasteF.
BY SA3rL G. SPARKS, h. Q. ara ~.
Thomas kiYes solicitor ter compliments.
OclTNiu
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JAHOR'S NOTICE!

TNHIS DAY. October I'D, was committed 10 the a.
L ta.l OF fsyette county, TeuBssses, 8 runaway *
NEGRO A who SAYS HE name IL John. and
that be belongs 20 Ami Bailey, living neHr@A
Athens, Ala. said Negro ~ twenty OF twenty-five
yrars OF age 0i low stature, black color, distorted IN
NE lower limbs occa-i1ued tus he -. q by rheumad.m.
htd on 5n old ,loacled wool hat, brown coal aud coarse
ti1rr pans.
lie owner 10 n0tinrd N call, prove property. and pay
all necessary tIpenses, OF he viii be deal with ss the
Ia" directs. john -. STANLEY.
0c+ w sheriff
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DIS. J. B. & WIN. WATSON,

W. u. Beard. solicit or for complAin-nJs.
sa18 lEv4w
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OCTOBER IL, 1861.
Hubbeu, Hurd & Huston,
WEBSTER BLOCK,
1877 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn,

TTAVE IN STORE
III 100 bbls. Mess Beef
800 DBL. S~uperfnz AMI Extra FLOUR.
80 bbls. R-ctidrd aud Bourbon whisky,
1904 bags Liverpool Salt,
100 Kegs Assorted Nails,
so bags White Boiled M-l.
1000 bags White and Yellow Corr,
$40 bags White and Black Oats,
900 bags Seed Rye,
200 bales Prime Hay,
1900 New SinEe 0uHnlss,
900 I" DOubls
lOOOO Secondhand
5000 Osuaburg Whest Sacks,
20 packages White Fi-h.
20 doz. Quars. Piuts sud Hall Pint Pickles,
100 boxes S0Is and Butter Crackers
Ocl2 HTHBETL. HITRD 4 HCSTON.
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notice.

SURGEON GENERALS OBFICB
RhcHrnND. va. sepl. ~ le6l- ,
A " MEDICAL BOARDS. for Tie examiHsioa -
n BGngensSaG AFs=taat Surgeons hsTe h@=u o.
dsrsd % C5g4FT6 a. Norfolk, HchmoDd f0FAtenu 1nd
Manassas.
Candbaates for he spPolD1aent a Surgeons and A.
sIstant SurFea8s All IL examined BY these Board On
presenting Al fnVitsuan 10 apDssr bsfure them uon
Ito SECRETARY 0f Wbr. Whieh nay Be ObtaiuHl by for
,zardiuz their application. with ~testimOulals Of moral
6srartef, g. tbs War Department
Examining Boards sll be held a. other points farther
SOath - 3 convenient time. OF
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HOTEL
Formerly the WhitemOre House.

THE undersigned, having leased the above 80
Il premises. has o. ened q house ef entertain k&Is1
ment for the travelling public. The house has Fit,l
been thoroughly Tscaired and renovated, fromI64A
bottom 10 sop, and partly newly furnished. The 1T
vants viii be prompt and attentive, and the proprietor
hopes hy strict attention TO ha wants Of his guests) 90
usnt a liberal share OF patronage.
THE SOUTHERN HOTEL
l. situated on Adams street, between Third and Fourth
convenient to tbe Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Depot 10 the business part Of the city, and il IN the
same s0uue with the Post Office and Theater,
ocladlv jos. Will IS. Proprietor.
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Charlie. LstiDsr, A. A. Hunt and others,

TfTIrF u ~ ATTs
?. =. ScheicksY, Complainant.
vs.
Charles Lstnner, A. A. Hunt and others,
Defendants
u appearing from affidavit filed IN this canse that the
=. PENDANTS. Charles Bsiu er, A. A. HINT, W. II. Bran
nsm and q. b. Massey are nou-resId-Dts OF the stRte Of
Tennessee:
Il 10 ordered that they do cutter their appearance
herein before OF VI, hin the first thfee days OF the next
term q said c0u l. "a be held on the srcoud AuRdsy in
November neKk lsGl, and plead. an-WeF Or drmur 20
coInplaIuauts iii, or 'he same viii be taken for con
ie.ssd ~ to them, and SGT zoe hearing ex paTtE, and that
a copy of this order bs published oRrs q sock for four
succ. <iye weeks 10 She Memphis Appral.
Aeopy-aIiest: JOHN c. LAEfER,
Clerk aud Ma ter.
J. Il. UnthanE, solicitor for complainant.
Oc9lHW4u
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10000 LARGE AND SMALL
CUNNY BlGS FOR SALE!

$50, slargs quantity o. scrsp Bras. AMI Cancer
Il Pig Lead aEd SLAB Z8,. Far-s- ar
PHILIP MtsrIHw-
loi, 100 sul los Ais.szlas str-st.
.h.I SEES. nr-..-
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lIh. The greatest snOunt insured In any one risk Is
SlJUUL
I2rh The greatest amount allowed by the rules OF the
Comusuy 10 be Insured ia any fowl, ely or village
dep-uds upou he size OF the town and character OF
the building
l3h Tbr greatest amount allowed 10 be insured in any
one block, depends upon It's SIZE aud character.
ran The act oil iueO, pOratiOn o. The Compauy-sanie
~. LSt statement, except the following amendments,
viz: lSee cCpN. accompanying
BOILING w. HAXALL, Pres'L
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In Chnncery n1 Memphis.

| GTATE or TENNESSEE-ProceeHngs bsd ia the
- clerks oRiee, chaucery side Of th- common lsw and
rhancery court al the cty Of Memphis, Tuesday, 0c-
tOS-r The 1T. Lsol.
?. ,. SchktcksT, Complainant.
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AN ACT 20 amend the Act Incorporating the Lnsu
rance Company OF the State OF Virginia Of Richn1Ond,
passed March 10 l>6l.
H. IN enacted BY the general Assembly That the hrst
ana second sections of the ACT, passed Aarch 80, lsJs,
entitled An act 60 incorporate the Insurance Company
49,. STE n virginia OF Richmond, be and tie same
re hereby amended ana re enseIed so as 70 read rs fol
lows
SIC l. Be 81 enacted by tbs GeneTal Assembly at
Virsuis. ina JauIes Alfred JOues, Wellington God
AIN D.pi-i Da-t-Sn, and such other persons a. may
h. hereafter associated with them. shAu BE- and They
are barsby constituted aid mad a body p"lidc ard coz
-arsts IN lie name and sfylr Of the Insurance Com
- ~ f.s STATE 81 Virginia, and by that name and
~ are vested With all uo rights aud PHviIsg~s eoa-
ferred and mate subject 90 al the ~ e. regulations aud
:. tSerions imposed by be c0de Of Virginia, applicants
10 such corp,Eatious. and not Inconsistent viii the pro-
yistlsIs % mis- aei. -,
49, h. IS. Lh.gn one hundred thousand dollars nor more
-, milton dollars. ii, ided lutO shares Of twenty
~. al .bsil 5e In force from lts passage.
BOILING W. HAXALL PEosL
The weekly Butte record., 1861-10-12
The Prospect of Eastern Affairs.

The detailed news by the last two ponies,
presents brighter prospect of affairs in the
States, than have hitherto been sent to US
We learn now, that our troops on the Potomac
are in fine sanitary condition, and are efficient
ly drilled. The head of the active army, Gen.
Mcclellan, has shown himself an able discipli-
marian, and has brought about the most saluta-
ry changes in his department where chaos
revelled, now, order and confidence reign The
rebel forces say no more about cavorting in the
marble halls of the National buildings at the
Capital. They are very uneasy, apparently,
for an attack to be made upon their strong
defences, but Mcclellan prefers another policy
that of keeping them within due bounds, and
letting them "spoil for fight.
All accounts from the Seeded States goes
to show dissatisfaction at events there. The
loss of Hatteras, and the inactivity of the main
army, are drawing complaint from their own
people; while the brilliant exploits of Rosen-
cranz and his little army, in the Kanawha
country, are clearing that region of all Union
foes-to the chagrin of the traitor Floyd and
his fighty command.
In Missouri, the prospect has frightened
much of late Fremont is in the field, with
plenty of men, we hope, to clear the South
western part of the State of the foreign inva-
ders, McCulloch & Co. Northern Missouri
is now going on all right, and the Mail route
and Hannibal e. st. Joseph Railroad are un-
der the protection of the Union State Militia,
and the Mail travels once more, safely, through
that State. If Fremont succeeds in cleaning
the invaders out of that State, we may expect
some trouble in the adjacent territory, from
the Secession troops who will do all in their
power to stop the Mails and Pony Express,
unless that end of the route shall be protected
in the same manner it is proposed to defend
this end.
All eyes are now turned to see the result of
the invasion of loyal Kentucky. We predict
that the invaders will have to retreat or bite
the dust. The State is fully aroused to her
danger, and is unalterably determined not to be
lugged into Secession, or the Southern Con-
federacy.
The day of success in the establishment of
separate Government within the borders of
the Union as it stood year ago, has passed
to return no more. Rebelons to be success
full, must be able to subvert the government
they rebel against within so short time that
it cannot have the time to arm against the
rebellion, and if they let this critical moment
pass, and the mother Government to arm and
equip its loyal subjects, the ultimate result of
the rebellion is easily foretold. 1t must end in
disaster. That critical period in the present
crisis has passed, and the crushing out of re-
bellion in our country is now a matter of time
only.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-10-12

THE Convention Of Justices of the Peace
which met here on Monday last, reelected j.
Fl. MARBLE, Associate Justice of the Court of
Sessions, on the first ballot; St. John Jackson
was elected on the third ballot. Since the
election, Justice Downer, of Dogtown has
qualified, and, as this will vacate the Office Of
Mr. Jackson who held over from last year,
we presume another election will be held, to
elect another Associate in Mr. Jacksons place.
Since writing the above, Judge Wells has
called new election for Associate Justice, to
take place at the Court House, on the 23d ult.
A notice to that effect will be found in another
column.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-10-12

RAIL ROAD MArrERs.-There have been
issued fifteen thousand dollars of the Railroad
bonds, q new issue of over thirty thousand will
be called for in few days, which, if ordered
by the Supervisors, will set the expenditures
upon the road far ahead of what any one had
supposed they amounted to. The grading of
the road to the present point of operations has
been easy, almost equal to the grading on the
praries of Illinois, for the vast Railroad i'm
provements in that State The assessed taxes
to meet the interest on the bonds issued, and
to be issued shortly, amounts to within few
dollars of twenty thousand, tax of about
fifty cents on the one hundred dollars of all the
taxable property of the county. At this rate
we should soon have an hour train to Nye's
Ranch. The model of the locomotives ordered,
can be seen at the Secretary's Office.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-10-12

TERRIBLE AccIDENT.-A frightful accident
occurred at the Continental Theatre, Phiadel-
phia, recently, resulting in the death of wo-
man and burning four Others so badly that all
hopes of their recovery is considered hopeless.
While Shakspeare's Tempest was being played,
the dress of one of the ballet girls caught fire
from gas jet and instantaneously enveloped
her in flames In endeavoring to save her, the
dresses of the other ladies caught fire, resulting
as above stated
The weekly Butte record., 1861-10-12

MILITARY DEPARrURE.-Captain Morgan
Jeff town a few days since for Marysville, with
squad of men, to be mustered into service in
the Fifth Regiment of California Volunteers.
This was the advance of Capt. Morgan's com
pany. We hope to see this company, which
is the only one now asking recruits in Butte
county, speedily filed up. Let Butte county
have at least one full company in defense Of
the old flag. She has not been backward thus
far, and has furnished her quota of men in
parts of companies, but that should not pre-
vent her from filing the ranks of this-the
last, probably, which she will be called upon
to furnish.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-10-12
Letter of John Conness.

A report having gained circulation that
John Conness was endeavoring to effect
union of the Secessionists and Union Demo-
Gratis in this State, a letter of inquiry ad-
dressed to him by the editor of the Marysville
Democrat, elected a reply, from which we
make the following extract:
| have not associated, and will not, know>
ingly, associate myself with men who are Se-
cessionists, disunionists or traitors nor will |
advise others to do so Treason is as foul
crime now as it was in the time of Benedict
Arnold and West Point was not worth more
then than Manassas is now. Any opposition
to our present nationality is reasonable pen
ding war; and ought to be punished by ban
shment from the State or incarceration in
prison. Upon the terms of Union | can have
political association, and upon no other. |
care not whether my associates come from one
party or another, so long as they are true upon
the one vital point No party can now be
useful except to the extent which they contri>
butte to the great cause. To the Democratic
party as Buchanan made it, | am opposed
To the Democratic party as Douglas would
redeem it, am firmly attached and devoted
but my attachment and devotion to it goes no
further than the extent to which it can be
made useful to the universal cause of civil
liberty. You will perceive that with me the
Union is above party. 1t is a crime now to
raise party above country or to consider per-
sonal interests, pending the greatest danger to
all we have, as a people, that is worth preserv-
ing. That there are partsans base enough to
do so we know. Many of them show more
talent for getting Office, than patriotism Or
taste for war but these things will be, no
matter how much you and | may regret them.
This efectually settles the question of how
John Conness stands. His language cannot
be misunderstood, nor bis position controver-
ted. His sentiments will meet the approval
of every man who supported him in the last
campaign, and Of thousands of his opponents.
The great Democratic party is governed by
no mercenary motives, and seeks not to crafty
its ambition at the expense of the nations
downfall 1t relies exclusively upon the pure
principles upon which it is founded, and its
undying devotion to the Government and its
institutions, for ultimate success, without form
ing any unholy alliances with those who strive
for power only for the purpose of using it to
crush out the last vestge of the Government
which they have seen fit to assail, because
they could not reap the glittering spoils of Of
fee and wear official robes. The gulf between
patriotism and treason has widened to such an
extent that it cannot now be bridged by hon
eyed words of compromise or fusion platforms.
individuals may vascilate and betray the con-
fdence placed in them by the people, but the
great mass of the Democratic party, like John
Conness, remains true to principle and country
and always will
The weekly Butte record., 1861-10-12

MILITARY MovEMENTs.-G General Sumner
has received orders to hold himself in readiness
to proceed East with the regulars on this coast,
when called upon. Five companies of Col
Lippitt's Regiment will proceed to garrison the
Forts in Oregon, on the 18th inst, and two
companies of Col. Smiths Regiment of Caval-
ry, will proceed to Fort Churchill, on the same
aay.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-10-12

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR REST.-
A valuable ranch situated on the Marysvile
road, near the Central Hoase, containing 300
acres, with $50 acres improved, is offered for
sale Or rent in to days paper. Also good
house and two lots in Oroyile, situated on
Robinson street, below Pine. This is all de-
sirable property and well worthy the attention
of those desiring to purchase
The weekly Butte record., 1861-10-12

PHRENoLoGIcAL.-Ou citizens were enter
tained, few evenings during the week, with
chronological lectures. delivered by Professor
Stark. A portion of lecture listened to by
US, was rather pleasing. but not characterized
by an over amount of scientific depth. A few
well known citizens had their g bumps ex~
amined and obtained charts We take pleasure
in announcing that the learned Professor has
found, at last, in a citizen of this town, the
long looked for individual who can "keep a
Hotel"
The weekly Butte record., 1861-10-12

SAW MILL BuRNED.-We are informed, by
Mr.. John Hyland, that the saw mill situated
on Little Chico Creek, about three miles from
Helltown, in this county, known as Does mill,
was entirely destroyed by fire on Saturday
evening last, together with quantity of um-
Der lying in the yard about the MILL It is
supposed to be the work of an incendiary.