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The present year is undoubtedly the most event
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eral Metropolis is naturally Of striking and re-
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~ SOMETHING NEW! ~ ~
IHNfalGRRATEsT DIscovBRY oFNNfal
>AkV THE AGE! A~
SY At 2S1 & street, opposite
the ThsdtsT,
nV2TEQl

In the Shell and Thoroughly Cooked (far superior
to o Toastl in tp0 minutes, the fastest
Tins record. Call and see.
The undersigned res spectfuy informs his friends
in the District and visitors to the city that he has
re6tted his OLD ard wKLL-KNOwN ESTABLISHMENT
In most thorough manner, and has made COM
plete arrangements to furnish OYSTERS in any
style and any quantity 600 to 500 ga Ions shuok cd
per day; UOo 70 s 600 osns Of sploed And Fresh
in the shell BY the sushei or barrel.
Persons wishing to have Oysters furnished regu-
larly through the winter, at Baltimore prices,
without fear of failure, should call and make ar
rangsmsnts at once. Freight. time, and money
saved by purchasing of NE, as furnish an article
es ual TO the celebrated Baltimore establishments,
at prices just IS low.
TO Suffers.
Canned Meats, LObstsrs, Sardines. CLANS
Straw berries, Tomatoes, Pigs Feet, Tnpe, 80.
60, &c. Also, Pickles, CatsuP, SaLces, Brandy
Peaches, 30. Also, Game and Fresh Fish. Tur-
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In fact, every thing for sale in the Norths IN mar
kets always on hand, at reasonable prices
Hotels and families supplied with Oysters, de-
iverad without onarge ts any part Of the District
in season, II the money is sent with the order.
MY establishment ls open from q. m. TO IL al
night, every day, except Sunday, when l close al
10 O'Clock .. m.
sen T. M. HARVEY.
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T CARRIAGES.
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in the District. where his facilities
LI6HT WAGONS of all kinds cannot be sur
passed, and from his long experience in the bust
ness, he hopes TO give general satisfaction.
All kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept
on hand
Ali REPAIRS neatly done, and ell orders
promptly attended to.
Second hand Csrriages taken in exohsnEe for
new ones, ANDREW J. JOYCE,
IL If corner of Fourteenth and II sta,
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COUGHS, COLDS. HOARsENEss, 30.
COMPOUND sYh6F Yf6tFS16RR OF GUM ARABIC
This pies SAINT and pOpul lar Cough Remedy has
been 40 long known and extensively used that most
persons have become familiar with its extraordi-
nary efficacy. 1t can be had at all the primo pal
drug stores, at Is and 50 cents bottle.
90 IL d2md eO4mf
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METALLIC
ARMoR OIL,

This is superior 20 all other oils in the world for
the above purposes as well as for machinery cld
lubricsting uses. Ii is equally apploabie to gun
locks and sewing machines. IL is IN hi favor az
the Government Navy Yards for ordnance and
machinery.
Prineipal Depot aad General Agency,
PHILHARMONIC HALL,
Penna. avenue, near Eleventh st.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
subscriber hath obtained from the Orphan 9
Court of Washington County, in the District OF
Columbia, letters Of administration on the personal
estate oil siartha (alias Patseg) HutchIns late of
Washington county, deceased. Ali persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscTb.r, on or before tho sccond
day of November next; they NAV otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this .cond day of Novem-
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no4-IavSw- Adminlstratsix.
THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to inform their
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3Ol-amt.
Qeudts6aue. Snlpeftor.
va imole, Oen %. Mat 1861

va lmGle, oen rs. Dfot 1901
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cerieaeltt Sflten aueencmmtn weroen tr ne Steter no oph
DO nfpprlab uno erennmateriaI on uno dut ZEN Yeudt.S dlne1
o9u Sanes S8lane uuo 9copcrf traits in Der @belapeate Ban tf
fir &r1ob 8,udlt. @diffe uno Qeuht. 0ouS- 3eucer wclhe nlcdter
il OienIf eeiteat perben. fir Die Oauer zines Sable&, npn1. Sui
I36 BIS sun, so. Sum 1852 lneIniioe. Ole @!lunbeorrdtbe narnea
pen 9uterunb erprpber Qualitdt idn uno malien fr leoee 3eudbt
i'd If ,tumal ptcrt ii brltdb, III Badetn, 6oliln. Sitgn Ooel
6 tfttn, i'll outer Sronuul rerpadt, flei BON Soften fir bic &er
Saoten aeIudB Be- Specjfitattrnen IN Gaiel 9, wede ~be9eiili
Ino. unb Die einen 8beil oe6 &ontratteS b,lcen. al ben 9eudt
baus Gerber pbcr trgeno eiu aub res Sdif, NEEDLES Sl bjeien
3wede III Baltimore, Ntp. beltimnt ietn miroi 9ran9ebrodt
nsreer.
4It Sferten mirIen Uerfeaelt unc be,eidnet fcir: Proposals
for Rations and Fuel for Light vessels, ~ unc in cit 81 cites
@pnocrt er9e1 ellen, gu bieeS Aml ge9tdt wersen, FOrtIe
penn per 9pt 9eidi6t.
SIN gl5trage her 9eudt-Sap8. GclumHTpu:
6enrp 98. S offmau Superintendent.
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90. 70 SeconDlfr.
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mt $3.50. 900 GapitaI.
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NIT s20o. 900 6aptal.
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init s20O. 600 Capital.
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nit $3.50. 600 @aoi i
ISecuritps8 electromagnetic BON y3emeOcr4
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Wfpntanf< erIE6erun98z@clnp u. gfenaOcrss
nit $500, coo capital. ~
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nit $3.50. 900 GdpitaI. ~
Wtercantile Wfutual N1arine.
NIT $1,000, 900 capital.
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nit $1,250, 972 @apitaI.
NDrthern vi iurancee@ pmp. ppn Qonbou
nit 81, 194, Iii @apttaf.
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Staate8 DtarDlano a~utbortfrt uno ltSeafrt. No'''1tA oS
Dte bon Dem tnierSeldneten repriientirten Is pna,,..4o.
iptrtlt9 oerfa9bare8 @apitaI gum pollen pbe1 g 49, Esd
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srfest. 0NSs bns ~" q 9sftHt's Ffnttlia
xrsh M5fur, s,rssn0+ Is SecOuoil.
Calm
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Ofciler ufto sOId1tiecr Tnbrplnu.
D. ytad Oria Wclten nlo SiiOem. i6

Baltimore uno GbtO=9i fembabm.
Sin une nadb Dem 10. Dat 1861 gebea CITE 3&gs we fO!gt:
9bn characterization Baltimore: Der gchsu9, SPnntdas
auSgenpmmen, um 8 ubr 50 DiinutsH 0prnfltEaSs; uho Der g.
pTebsua I'm 3 ubr4 a. BiinIien 1fadWriitaes. Beipe 3ige aeben
mad aasn StrileH Es 1eeaas uao &ore-2petene tn eirfttsr
9tnie.
Sir WeSsPaIfa9tere.
Sad allen prnilsa sptiArn Baltimore unb ptetmuut nebne
mon cen 80 . II atittag =3us. 9ta6 auta guntten swi;asn Graf
tp1 nno @arfersburg pen $50 Sptm.-3uS pOn 8alttmrre.
Der 5yrepertdzA c rpmnlppatIOn5=3u
~ ri6st Baltimore fur 5reoertd uno oe oeswtiden ltesenbea
gIGBe tdgiid UNI 4tlbr so I2tnutsn RGdritttGss, init Ausadbnte
peS Spnniage, une erretdi 6rererir I'm u. 40 u, Mben0S; per.
last bei Der MuGfebr 5repertG am $50 0prnttttagS uHD Langt
In Baltimore ui 9 Il. SO Ut, @itttaesan..
Der @lltcctt' 8@Wlt INSTRUMENTATION qua
estt tdgti1 mtt AEsra9ms os S0natass wte fDist:
2erlBf Concentration UNI q, ~ DtprBens ue uni S.t5 stahnt.
Gpn GGtc0tt'e Miils I'm Las II, IL, U Diprgeas, 100 3tatn.
yta1 Walbtngton uno benz Gitpet
eetfn bic 8uge nm TO amD 4. 20 9Ornittass5 fowie nm as nmb
3 90 S~tad5mttt0 80.
Sim Spnats 6 I'M 400 glGrgens.
Son WdIbtngtDn
INT 4,15 rnb ITO gprntttagS uGo $50 unp 5.45 g(aGn.
An GOnnta9 Eur 9iaGmittags Ea $50
Der Srpette une pierts sag pn Baltimore uno Naiptn9ten rsrs
Cinbfn fb init ben 3Eaen Der aarapeits Sabn.
Der srfite uno brittle 3s bait GuT ben 0gtldenfltsoneu.
aS~ QDegen 1tfetS, AuStunft, 6Gbrt u. 1. ID. Genpe man ITO
an S, Z. @~nglGRb, ABent an Der 4tGet-Stnee, eaanpen-
faiion. 50 M. y. Smttb,
ztGnSpprtattpnsnaiRef Baltimore.
z. W. Gple, Orneral- Siletenf. (Nnt6tt)
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@erdnberter gabrplan.-
Nah Dem gBelfeu nnc 9!ccDen.
@inter=N abrpIdn.

@inter=SdbrpIdn.
an umb mad benz so. San. perben taeliG bret 3n9s auf bieIer
Gabn in nanfplgeuber 2Bstie e%rpebirt;
Der Dph8u9 Gsht tdgltG unit Susndbnte bs SpnntaGs) un
8 ubr Is DitH 3RSrseuS al mad pitEsbure, GGieagp, glepeiaul,
Cincinnati, st. e0ats unC ale 6beile bee gDeftens uto YiDro-
pehens. @benfp rad @imurai HuHaie uuo @aaae1. aah Gm-
~uniftSture, 9prt, 0dacahfr, 0leabine, SDttspile, DWihss, Diils,
0eiltersiOpn rnb YiSudefer, SEE. yaA Gbantbsrstuse, Garo
ltSe unb pasertptpn
Wan 81 ~. q orr nm o,15 W!prG nit uRr eineut @arreu-
mehfel, 70 biuiq ME dnf ieoer aneFra SatB. g
Geiisnbe t6nnen nit oieiem 5n9e Ha6 Detrpt uu5 Chicago nd
Nidaara faas, 10 btGig ais auf irgcn6 eluer anoern Sabm IQbreu
Ser BORT MCcpm cbattDnS5u9 taJltA (SonRtaAs AIS
aenOmmen) ugi 80 Nabnt. na9 gCrt une alien StattOnen Der
QBeitern WarplaLb 8abn.
Der 9arrt4ture~& ctemsbattens -8a 9 eept tag.
LTD (Spnntags ausgenOnmaa} ar SOC 9lGbmit.egs al.
Retfenae upa 5albtngtpE unb helA Supen, pglEe mss cWn
8ues UNI $40 GiVreens eeer 800 RaGnit!aes bier anfem
men, fnpcn BefGrrtruns mil ben 3ugen o;eer 9dbu.
ET- Siegen 5abrbtuets lRb dntfrer geEaHCn nnb y~erta5tiden
MIstunft be!ebe man I'D an Biz 5tletlSDfnee In Ger ,&aiuert-
Station" &fe pGn @alpeIt unb 5raaiiirar, "a urn1cH
SObn i. @%tanRo, 4futsGupf
8. s.. gDafnsr 3tGst-agsn Sultl3i!
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gimeer's O1Gbmnfdblue.

ole @0netber bisf9er Stabt, iOpie ale Ysrionen, Uslde cine
CUTE 81 dbma9 inc gu BADEN ioaniden, loaten r9 ertrrerll.
66 cine Don unieril Stal6inen, SWermaI 10 bel Arbeit tbut ais
rgsnc eie anoere, unb . aud lwetmaI 10 ptel @elb
~nbrtngt. Oteies uadt uriere Wtalpiueu sA ben ttllig@
ten, welhe I'M Wtartte iino. Wetr ais 5000 ,1oGn fno a1ctn
n biefger Staot III Operatipn an HSten, Nseren mo Soien uno
9aben ihe @l9ner oher Die oanit atbelter III ben StAnp 9eest ib
nebr @elo al ~erIporen, ais tbren odes auf anCerem g8e9e mS9s
aS lift. Mae, meiGc cine Der b eten Ndbma dtnem, bic
ii @ebraudb ino, baben wrcten, ioIten in unieter Ottce;f1t
91p. 159 SditlmDreItraBe
oclIprehat, np GebraudDs- anpeliungen III o~eutlder, eu9liIber,
r~aIS6iider unb lpantf@er Sprdde gu boben fno nn6 NO NH SEE
u tsrene Btai1tne faaft, af o~erIelben orbeuen lerneu.
Edidt nab etneni @renlplar pen Stn9er'S Nlbmalblnen Sci.
ang. &ue Niaidluen peretn eh gauges Sapr n&t lbrern Antauf
opn ms III opner Sronung uuo &eparatt0n gebalteu.
(Rb23.i9 u. Is. Brpbertd. M9ent
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SI.OO bnlbiGbrGt6.

g~ctelungen bon uuSirarts, cenen Der 8etra8
in gpf4stampa b~etsefast it, perpen prompt
tslprgt.
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SQhr@Breife

Ns Sur te1oneeren EennfntBndbf1e.
&inmaaoersr une JfrHcnoe icltea lsbr uDraGtie ietn, eAt fe tbrs
Biletts taufen uns fOltu bieieiben uur ron Ipl@en a%nBefelten
Seamtea tdafen, peihe pgn itrem @etali teben. nht aber Don
@luflern seer 8Wti&entrd8ern, ba ae lOnn Dr @efntr anS9efeBt
Fnt, beGhWiuseit III werben rto thr Sch nlniSrf ~Ggsaeben.
Durdfabrt8@8 ilIette
mad ameu Eleittn hes gBefers Fnb III barren bet
@b. 3. $iieebranbt,
@enerdt. 6 tsrunteusGaen Der Salhnipre- unb
Obp,&tienbGta.
eosn 9fo. 81 Tbanle8i IT., Baltimore.
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.Srtleb amaefpmmene memo 1rGdbte.

,Srt(cb angefpmmeue nene 1rGd1te.
Setbeu aaet0mnen;
800 Srfbe 5an5e @rblen.
100 y 8Olc8elee bo
100 . ~Geipaltene 90.
5000 Btunb 9mler.
100 aegs Dartee (cerfbteoene Rlmmerdl
600 Dumb 9~afergrdes.
90 RegS 2SasenBries,i
80 ! neue pod. Dstnge
90 - Sa13-Seroeakn,
30 BoreS Smburger kde,
10 6abel Sdpet3er Sale,
ue.9e MIR 5W ben 6tli9teil Uiarstpretei an nBtoeroert6utte
lanen. NDbel Il Bttbetmp,
Ropls 379 l8etsBaltimpItil
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Dnrd 3 Il 8 mad benz Us n
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Der nj ltliden 8abn.
@bi1abe1p6to, @itmtn9tpn II.
8alttmpre.
6. 15lRin, II. 9. As 8prm. II. 4. As Nadm.
W etli6e Marplanb 6 iienbabn.
(Galpert stattOu.)
8.15 u. $50 NaHm. (bts CRANBERRY
Smnibule far WeltnIinlter uno W1nbelter
finD nit Den 3i9erl III gerbinouns.
StageS+
sc a9 s III mittSburS (pto 8eltminIfer)
geben penn 8eitern 6otel, @fe 6oparo II.
SuratOsaltr. iecen Mcr9en rm z ubr (Spnn=
tags aus9enonlnlen.
Na6 @ppantDpnu II. 6 wpntopn n.
8erlaIien @fe 0plioap II. 6apetteIfr. um 8.
ubr Wlcr9enS u. 4. 80 gta9m.
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5iSbltr. ieOen Dienitas, Dcnnerltu9 u, Sau-
flag.
Nad Rel1pOtIle Ybilao. Grab.) -
Son 0iitns Gun 6Otel, Sisblt. ieDen 0ien-
flag, DpnneriiaS u. Samita9.
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abfabrt nuO Anfunft SER Gifenbabn=
3nee.
Baltimore amo o 10 @iienbabu NJ
Rad IS a dtnston ump be 9 liz
NbfaDrt. MnfunIt.
4. 20 II. 8. 20 8crul. Gu. 1O. @prm.
3. 45 ii. 5. = 0tadm. 4.5Ou. 6. 10 Nadm,
8On Wafbia8tOn,
abfa9rt. a%nfauft.
4. Is II. z. 10 gcrm. 6. II. g. 90 8prm.
2. so II. 5.45 @a4m. 5. 40 II. z. IS 0a6m.
81 u d % 3 ee1ing unb Deafutto<
men,.
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5. 80 Worsena BOlt, 81 llbr AbenoS.
39g45 Nadm. Grp. 8 nbr MtOrsens.
Der Accompbatipn8 3u9 bis
8rebertf per1d6t 8altt ore u III
4. 80 Sprmttto9s.
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G.. Meyer & Co.

go. sos 0.<8altimprelfr.
&fe @tnes an6 Baltinpt eftr.
Oent oerebrteu Dub itun su wlilen, oaB mir infer Ofenlaoer
leBt con'pltftrt uhe OaS bette Continent Jtaugei Eo9BIsu, 9els-
Stea, Barlor. tfo Seuerpias6ten all Sonb 6aben.
Mle nI 1ns etn9at1hftea9 eicn sardItren MIR 10:
gSenu lie nt1t %pcaitdnbi9 Sufrlsceateaen. Deaben biutet Dc-
natStrtt 3nritdgencnmen merDeu, pbne observation-disclosures.
&eparattren an 0tange, Surhib, Osfen aner 2rten IN tdr3,1t,,
Suft. ebeuio;
Oodrinnen (9toeftns, @uitertn9 II. @ppltina, ale In Sdpar3.
rao gBetB- Bte6 f6lasetoe Artfel.
@n sntes 9prtnment 3inlpaareh INNER an 6anb,
NS. @ebraudte Seen after Nreu meroen in @rdan9e fiji neue
9enommen rne BADEN aud a~ufgeiirte inmCr p~prratbis.
Dr51l,S 81. MeGer & 60.
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Q R OF GUARANTEE.

(Place and date) Sureties.
I uereby certify, that to the best of my knowledge, the
above named gusrantors are good and sufficient.
tDAte) ISignature.)
For James, Island and Hooper's Straits Light-yessels, each
having five persons on board
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Nermsifcbte Mnsciacn.
III uerbtctu1tocrt

fit bte Qieferun9 bon Noticnen uno 8rennma=
tcrial fir Die 9eu6t Sdife bel Samea So
lunO unO 9pUper'stratts in Der Gbelapsafe
The weekly Butte record., 1861-10-05

SEcEssIoNIsTs SoUrH.-A correspondent of
the Union, writing from Merced Falls, Sep
tember 20th, describes our Secession friends in
that vicinity as particularly active in ilustra-
ting some of the virtues of JEFF. Davis and his
plundering associates
Our secession county is doing something
toward assisting the enemy, and at the same
time thinning the ranks of the Secessionists
here Parties of two or three leave every few
days for the southern part of the State, with
the avowed design of assisting their friends,
and it is common thing for horses and saddles
to come up missing about that time. Two
days ago, two of our defeated candidates on
the secesh ticket came up missing also, some
horse flesh with other minor accounts, and
Madame Rumor says they have gone the same
road. One was the candidate for Sheriff, and
the other, District Attorney, both rank Seces-
sionists, too rank, it seems, for this county to
swallow.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-10-05
COnStable'S Sale.

EDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
I'D out of j. r. Simpsons Court of Oregon Town
ship county of Butte and State of California to me
directed and delivered, commanding me to make
the sum of two hundred and eighteen and fifty
onehundredths dollars, costs of suit and all accru-
ing costs thereon wherein Thomas Eakenhead is
plaintiff and Alonzo Derrick, Mrs R. +. Derrick
and Chauncey Springstead are defendants, have
levied upon and will expose at public sale to the
highest bidder for cash. at Cherokee Flat, in said
Township County and State, ON SATURDAY, the
26th day of October A. D. 1861, at O'Clock P. NJ.
all the right title and inte est of the above named
defendants in and to the following property. here
tofore attached in said cause, to wit: on the Sth
day of April A. d. 1861, and described follows,
to wit All that certain Saloon cituated at Oregon
City in Butte County, and occupied by one Adams,
also dwelling house at the same place above men
toned, and occupied by Samuel Brown, together
with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments
and appurtenanees belonging or in anywise apper-
tanning to any or all of the above described proper
ty. y. W. GOODE,
Constable Oregon Township.
Cherokee Flat Sept. 9th, 1861.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-10-05

The New ENGLAND CorroN FACTORIES
The Taunton Gazette says the Whittenton
Mills and the tack factory OF Lovett Morse
were to resume operations September 9TH
The former establishment has been inactive for
about two months, during which time altera-
tions and repairs have been made. The Stur-
bridge Cotton mills which suspended operations
few weeks since for repairs. were rtarted
again on the Sd of September, with supply
of cotton sufficient to keep them in motion
until next Spring.
The Woonsocket Patriot says the Black
stone Mills are soon to begin running on full
time again.
The Lowell News says the Merrimac Man
ufacturing Company in that city have now on
hand in their storehouses about 5000 bales oil
cotton sufficient to run their entire machinery
| for six months. Cotton is now worth twenty.
three cents, and the advances over what the
company paid for their supply was upward o.
S130O0O. Cotton cloth is advancing in price
though not in proportion to cotton
The weekly Butte record., 1861-10-05

STILL CHANCE. = Notwithstanding the
large number of men who have volunteered
from THIS county, enlistments are being mad7
daily, and we hope soon to announce the de-
parture of Mr.. F. a. Morgan with his Com
pany, to join the encampment at Marysville.
The opportunity offered BIZ this compapv for
enlistment Is superior one-as the members
can be sent to regimental headquarters with
little expense or delay.
Mr.. Morgan was in the Mexican War, and
has experience. in military matters which give
him, and men under him superior advantage
over inexperienced officers and men. Lei. this
company be filled up by all means, to make, as
we oeiieve 1t will, the crack company of the
Fifth Regiment
The weekly Butte record., 1861-10-05

ARMED SEcEssIoNIsTs.-Und nder this caption
we recently gave publicity TO a rumor that
the Secessionists of Hansonville, Yuba county,
were in possession of about eighty stand of
arms The rumor has since gained reliability,
by the appearance in the Democrat of a com
munication from some sore headed biped in that
God d-forsaken region, over the signature Of
Nemo,' who affects to anticipate the arrival
of Gen. Sumner, at the head of the Home
Guard" Should such a happy event occur,
we predict that the first order promulgated
viii be one declaring tar-headed Digger
squaws contraband of war.