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The weekly Butte record., 1862-04-12

NEVADA BOUNDARY The bill, cediug a
portion of California TO Nevada Territory, has
been indefinitely postponed in the Senate,
The weekly Butte record., 1862-04-12

MAP OF Butte CoUNTY.-Mr. j. s. Hen.
ming, County Surveyor, has just published a
new map of Butte County, which is believed
to be entirely correct, and has been declared
the official map of the county. The map IS
accompanied by pamphlet of county s;atis-
tics, which will be found Invaluable for refc-
renee. Mr.. Henning now has the maps for
sale. Price SO. The map is executed in o
neat and workmanlike manner.
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oROVILLE DIVISION No. 90 : of t.
Meet regularly on Tuesday Evening of each week
IN their Hall, corner Of Oak and Montgomery sts
All members Of the order in good standing are cor.
daily invited to attend.
P. HARRIS, W. 5.
Csc. W. ELLIOTT, r. s.
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RAILROAD CRoSsING-LooK OUT FOR THE
CARS THE San Francisco Herald and Mir
ror of the sth, says tie steamer Anna" Capt.
Trueworthy, will leave today for Marysvie,
with barge laden with two locomotives and
tenders, fully equipped, for the Northern Cali
tornia Railroad Company. The locomotives,
etc, are from the celebrated Locomotive
Works of r. Norris & Son of Philadelphia,
ard arrived here recently on the clipper ship
Sierra Nevada In addition to this. the
steamer ard her barge auxiliary, will take up
a considerable amount of lumber, and three
hundred and fifty head of swine. Mechanics
will perceive that the steamer has heavy tug
in prospect two engines with tenders, and all
the paraphranalia being somewhat weighty.
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APPROVED The Governor has approved
of an act to authorize the county of Placer to
loan its credit to the Sacramento. Placer and
Nevada Railroad Company, to the amount of
one hundred thousand dollars also, an act for
the preservation of public newspapers printed
and published in the several counties of this
State.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-04-12

ODD FELLOWS CELEBRArIoY.-The prepar-
alton of the Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows of this vicinity, for the celebration of the
anniversary of the introduction of the Order
into the United States, promises creditable
display. The Grafton will be delivered by l..
c. Granger, Esq, and the Anniversary Poem
by II. b. Garnham. The Ball will be given
at Armory Hall, on Friday evening, April
25th.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-04-12

@ FoR the Union, but don't approve
aA6. Of the Rhode Island Platform.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-04-12

Halls SarsapaiiIla yellow Dock aud
io"i"e 'otass Is prepared from the finest red
Jamaica sarSaparilla and English Iodide Of Potass
admirable as restorative and purifier of the
blood II cleances the system of all morbid and i'm
pure matter-removeS pimples, boils, and eruptons
from the skin-eures rheumatism and pains of al
kinds All who can afford should use il. As ittends
10 give them strength and prolong life Sold bv
druggists generally at 81 90 per bottle.
h. HALL & CO.. Proprietor.
wholesale Druggists, l43 and 1855 Clay street.
'-t-Oll San Francisro
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INDIAN DEPREDATIoSs IN HONEY LAKE
NALLEY,-A. c. Buffum. Postmaster at Ma
gala, Butte County, writes under date OF
April 5th, as follows:
Joseph Dowden, the mail carrier from
Honey Lake Valley, informs me that the In
dams visited Willow Creek, in Honey Lake
Valley, on the night of the oath March, and
drove off some two hundred head of cattle be.
longing TO A. j. Wood, of Humbug Valley.
Messrs. Miller, Hyath and las. Lee, Mr.. Wood
being the principal loser. On the morning OF
the Goth, company of 10 or so men started
in pursuit of them, but no tidIngs of the resul;
was known when Mr. Dowden left, on the 29th
of March"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PARTNERSHIP.

yHNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING THIS DAY
u entered into Copartnership under the firm of
BLOCH ROHTE, viii continue the General Gro
cery business heretofore carried on bv joseph
Bloch. JOS. BLOCH,
EMIL ROHTE.
Oroville. Jan. 18th 1852.
Thankful for the liberal patronage to the old
hrm We solicit the continuance of the same for the
new. We will always endeavor 10 merit the conf
dence of our customers
BLOCH & R0HTE.
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PROGRAMME.

Brothers are solicited to assemble at the Hall Of
said Lodges at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on the day of cele
OratiOn' clothe themselves in appropriate regaia.
form Procession under the direction of the Chief
Marshal and proceed to the Congregational Church
on Oak street, where service will open as follows:
Musc
Prayer by the Chapain
Ode, by the Choir;
Anniversary Poem, by II. B Garnham, Esq;
Ode, by the Choir;
Grafton by L. C. Granger, Esq;
Benedietion, by Chaplain.
After which the Procession will again form and
march to the Armory Hail. where a collation. will
be spread, after which the Brothers will disperse
without form.
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ENCOURAGING LErrER.-Tbe Marysville Ex
press of Thursday last, publishes an interesting
letter from the rebel Chas. j. Faulkner. deny
ing the report, that be had made speech re
sarding the rebel cause as hopeless. aud telling
them TO lay down their arms But for this
assurance of Faulkner. the loss of Island No.
10, would have fallen heavily upon the rebels
OF California. They are consoled for the loss
of 5000 men, and immense quantities Of mill
tary stores aud arms, by the assurance of the
rebel Faulkner. that be never regarded, and
does not now regard, the rebel cause as hope
less We believe that is the only political ar
ticle the Express has contained since Monday.
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PLUMAs CoUNTY.-rhe severe winter an
pears to have reduced the Plumas Standard
to the necessity of using wrapping paper for
printing off its edition of the 5th. The inces-
SAINT storms of the past winter were pretty
thorough blockade of the American Valley.
We learn from the Standard. that Mr.. John
Newell, left Quincy for Wolf Creek. on March
9th, since which tine no trace of him has been
found
The roads are pronounced almost impassa-
ble
The miners in the vicinity of Spanish Ranch,
and Meadow Valley, are said to be doing bet
Ter this season than they have for the past five
years.
In Gennesseee Valley, lately, Mr. Ward
took from decayed quartz ledge, with no
other tools than pick and pan, $500 in two
days.
The residents Of Round Valley desire
wagon road connection with Quincy A cor
respondent of the Standard says they are tired
of donkey trails and donkey travel.
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To Unfortunate FcmaIes-Alas! cried l.
poor Maid your skin, tho yellow coarse. and dark
as sin. and pimpled, freekled, sunbnrnt tanned
spotlesS can be- understand all such defects are
cured, elope, when washed with Jones Chemical
Soap Your teeth your BREATH you'll not dispute
when washed with Lafont's Soap Teeth Root. white
as the driven snow are made, though yellow. tar
tared, dark, decayed; and fragrant pure and sweet
yonr breath, though purid foul as rotten death:
and that led hair, though now IS coarse as any
name or tail OF horse, silky and dark 'twoula be
made to live. by Jones Coral Hair Restorative; all
danduf, scuri would be removed-the hair stopp'd
falling and improved. The articles above sp6ken
OF are all we represent them. aud are sold at rea-
Sonaoe prices (25 centS) by every respectable
druggist in California.
Agents-Crane Brigham, Druggists, San Fran
cisco. oIq~
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CALIFORNIA NoRTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
This Company have nearly or qnite completed
the grade of their road from this city TO Oro-
vile. The engines have arrived from the East,
and are now on the way from San Francisco
to this city. The cars were shipped from New
York near four months since, and NAV be ex-
pected to arrive at any time. \ portion of
the iron was shipped in March, and the balance
was TO follow soon. 1t is expected the road
will be in running order by the lst of January
next Our city Council, in consideration of
granting the company the right of way within
the city limits, and the use of Washington
Square, situate between Ninth and Eleventh
and ID and + streets, have the obligations of
the company TO build good bridge for travel
lers over the slough on f street, and also the
sough near the residence of DR.. Soule On
account OF the high water in these sIoughs, the
engineers have been liable to make satisfacto-
ry survey. and have asked for an extension of
time for building the bridges, which has been
granted by the Council, although we are una
bic TO say as to whether the resolution has
received the sanction Of the Mayor Railroad
enterprises appear Of late TO have taken the
attention of Capitalists who are looking to
California for investment, and the iron threads
( threaten 10 pierce our valleys and wind their
way through our various mountain gorgeS. In
many localities the miner will soon be enabled
to roll down his rock to the railroad car, to be
carried to a suita ble location for crushing.
where facilities afforded such as will make it
pay for him 10 bestow his energies upon the i'm
mense mountains containing such vast amounts
of hiGden treasure yet to be developed by the
hand of industry. The California Central
Railroad now terminates at Lincoln. connecting
with the Folsom road for Sacramento. and in
all probability will soon be extended to this
city. Should the various railroad projects be
carried out, Marysville will be the grand centre
OF network of railroads such as will make
this great forwarding point, while we will
lind ready access to our mountain localities. as
well as TO the sea shore. All the various en-
ternrises have our best wishes, and we trust
the efforts of their projectors may be crowned
with success = Marysville Express.
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Rs-Who has not heard of SANDS SAKsArAR1LlA?
How many have cause to be thankful that it has
cured their ailments raised them from a bed of
sickness to the enjoyment of health and strength
We wish every one to benefit by it-but caution Is
required-the very success of the article is turned
against it by the cupidity of others and numerous
preparations of so called Sarsaparills are in the
market. The original and genuine article prepared
by Sands, being in universal use, Is sold almost
everywhere. Ask for that and take no other.
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HEADQUARTERs Army OF THE Ono, J
In Camp, Huntsville, Ala, July 20, 1929
GENERAL ORDERS, No. &c.
I. Courts Martial ia this army shall
proceed industriousIy and continuously
with the business before them until it is
completed. The members are forbidden
to absent themselves from the Court, for
the performance of other duty, or on any
account whatever, unless specially di-
rected to do SO by the officer ordering the
Court, or by superior authority. The
Iabors Of Courts shall not be interrupted
by partial movements of troops, and
when the command I'M which it is con-
vened marches, the Court will move with
il, under the direction Of the officer com
manding, and will resume its sessions
daily on arrival at camp, and in these
cases It will be directed TO sit without
regard to hours. ''''.I' .'.
Division commanders will see that all
facilities practicable are afforded Courts
Martial In The prosecution Of their la
bors, and that the proceedings are rem
dered and acted upon without unneces-
sary delay, aad the sentences promptly
and fully executed,
II shall be the duty of the Inspector
General at Division Head Quarters, or of
an officer specially detailed, to see, after
every muster, that all stoppages of pay,
ordered in accordance with sentence of
Courts Martial, whether general or regi-
mental, are entered on the muster rolls,
Discipline and, consequently, the honor
and efficiency Of the Army is in no in
considerable degree dependent on Courts
Martial Nominal penalties for grave
offences avail nothing, and are neither
wise nor merciful,
II. The General commanding regrets
to discover, among some of the troops,
culpable negligence in the performance
Of guard duty. The military character
of command and its officers, may be
fairly inferred from the manner in which
this important duty is performed.
Attention Of commanders is called TO
the General Regulations of the Army, in
relation to the duties of guards and sem
tinels, particularly the parts announced
from these Headquarters in Genetal o.
ders Nos. 10 and ~, dated respectively
December 10th and 17th, 1861. Guards
aud scntinels must not only be vigilant
and do their duty in spirit, but in form
also. The late discreditable behavior OF
some Of our snail posts, and their eonse-
queut destruction, would seem TO afford
sufficient warning on this point.
By command of Major Gen, BUELL..
lid. ..| JAMES b. FRY,
.. Col. and Chief of Staff.
L OFFICIAL: .a.
j, NJ, WRIGHT, A.A.G. Aug. sit
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United States of America.

MlDllLh hlSlhllI Dh IhNNhSSkk.
nv ltERfAS, libel Of information was Hled within
Wv and for the Nildlo District OF Tennessee az
Nashyille on The 2nd day Of Juue, A. D. 1862, bv
John Irlmble, Esq, Attorney Tor the United states
Tor the Middle District Of Tennessee who prcsecuies
herein on behalf Of tho United States against certain
proteryi VITA certain Lot, situated near the South
east corner OF Broad and Front srees In the CITY Of
Nashville, being me next lot 70 the corner lot afre.
SAID on which corner lot is situated the Brass fouu.
dry OF Ooei said lot fronting on Front sire, run.
ning back towards he river, thence nearly Yaraiel
TO me river aud th N bk % Front Cst the cor
ner OF SAIL lot on Front street iuthCst from Broad
being opposite small BaoksmithS shop, SITUATED on
tue otaersde Of Front suoet and asn, all tho Buid.
inBs on sid lot and also AL the fixtures, machinery
too =, implements and mat rails Of every dtscri Ii n
oonnecie1 with sad lot aud buildings said bu ldings
on sid l9t being the Foundry of one r. NJ. Brennan
and praying process against said propeTty that the
Same be Coniemned hs forfeited. 'Ht' 'I .slr.a
Now, therefore, ln pursuRuco Of the m0nilon, un
der the seal OF said Court TO directed AVID deliver.
Cd, | do heToby give lublic notice 20 all persons
Claiming said property, on in any manner Interested
therein that they be and appear before said Circuit
Jourt to be held at tho city Of Nashville IN and for
said District on the 10th day OF October 1891 at 10
O'Clock IN NE forenoon Of that day, then aud there
70 ipterpose tn II claRs, aud TO make their aloga
ton9 IN that behalf I.t.., +, r. GIASCOCK
June IL, lS02--lit -... u, 4. Margbal NJ u r.
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NY 70 De recoverd Is IN ofher carss Of ferfeilure
tfskiaed ior IN ne ~ neral provisions of this act
~. 10 AHl % 'H firther enacted, That the sum
., sNty Thousand olliis Appropriated 20 complete
vac capitol N Now hexico hy the SECOND section Of
an aot o. C'ngreas9 approved Juno twenty Eve esh
teen hundred and sixty, and the fun Of nny thous
enu ooifs appre priated for military reads in Now
meNeo by act o. Congress, approved March two,
egnteeh hgnare aud sixty one ho, and the samc are
lefepy crediieo 70 the Territory Of New Mensco n
payment OF me direct annual tax OF sixtytwo thons
aha slA hundred and forty eight dollars levied upon
sAd Ierrloiy under the eighth section OF an ACT oil
Congreia approved August Eve, eighteen hundred and
iiNy one 70 BE- taken up on account Of said direct Tax
United states from said Territory
sec. ny Ard b 0trtaer enacted. That so much Of
an ACT entitled IAN act 70 provide Increased revenue
nom imports % pay interest on tho public debi and
Tor other purposes p approved August nllb eighteen
hundred aud sixty one, az imposes a direct tax OF
twenty millions fldolluE on the United states shan
be held TO authorize the levy and collection Of ono
tax 10 that amount and no other tax shall be levied
under and by virtue thoreo' until the arai day of
Apr eighteen hundiud aud sixty ave when the same
Sian be In full force aud effect
Approved July l, lse2.
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United statea oil America,

L.. MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE. 81.
AAYuEREAS libel OF INFORMATION wHs aled with
w h aud for the Middle nlstfict of Tcnheesee al
Nashyllel on the 18th day Of May, A d 1852, ~
John lrimble, ESQ, Attorney for Tie Quilted sta 90
for the Middle District Of Tennessee who proseoutos
herein on behalf 81 the United STATES against cor.
tain lot aud Che Buildings thereon, situated fronting
on Mark street in the City OF Nashville, known a.
hiis aoefe's Foundry aud Machine Ship, Kast q,
ana near Broad street, IN ule City Of Nashville; also,
an the machinery, tools fixtures and imp eInepts
and ueria couucctod With said lot and Foundry
aud Machine shop and Buildiue Tor reasons and
CAUSES IN said libel oil Information mentioned aud
praying process against the said property that The
same be coniemuel as iurisited. r
NOW, thoreloie, IN pursuance q the mpntion under
the seal OF said Court 20 me directed and delivered
do hereby give public notice 10 an persons claiming
[ said property nF 10 any manner Interested therein
that they be and appear before slid Circuit Court 10
be held AZ the CITY Of Nashville, 20 and nlr said Dis
tTct on the 2oui day Dfuoobsr 1852 at 10 uolock IN
TIE toenoon Of that day, then aud there 70 nterpose
their claims, and - make their allegations IN that
behalf |ll-H X. u. GEASCOCK
June IL, lAb2.-l4t u. s. Marshal NJ ID. II
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United States Of America.

rrcr MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNESSEE. Nd
VNTHEREAS a libel Of information was hled within
w and for the Middle District Of Tennessee. Al
Nathyilie, ON the 9Th day OF June, A. D., 1852 h.,
John frimbe, Hq, Attorney Tor the Unite states
Cor he pa idlc District q tennessee who prosocutes
herein on hthaf Of The United States az tust certain
property, VIZ The Machinery and Fixture az Watson
y Feddars POWDER nill, on Sycamore Croek in the
Couniy Of Chatham, in The Slate OF Tennessee The
HuilduFs used in connection with said machinery
Rnd sppie Fe ~ ak acres Of land which fhe buld.
ings sland praying proccsa against sad property,
tha the same be Condemned as ioffeitod.
Now theref rc 10 pursuance OF The nontiun, under
the seal oi said Court, % me directed aud deiyefed
90 Hereby Rive public notice ~ all persons claiming
sad ptppety, on m any manner Interested thervn
tpat they be and appear before SAID Circuit Court,
De held At the City Of Nashville no and for said Dis
tct, 90 the 10th day OF october 1892 ht 10 O'Clock n
We iorngn u that day then aad there 20 iutcrpose
their claims, and to snake their allegations m that
behalf II. r. G1AsCOCK,
june 20, iS02--Iti u 8 Mafshai, NJ b T.
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united States of America.

:. MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE, :"
NTHEREAS, inform alton WIS fed within and Tor
on the 2Sth day Of May AID, 1869, by john Trimbe,
hq, Attorney for tho United states Tor the Middle
District Of Iepnessee who proscoutes herein on behalf
Of The Unltei States, against certain property viz
Lot situated on tho Norhea corner OF cherry street
and Franklin street, 10 south Nashville aud the
holdings thertO1 the said buildings recently erected
for the purpose OF preparing materials for the mann.
facturo Of Gunpowder; also the machinery aud ok.
TIRES connected with said estabhaineut praying pft.
cess against the sane, that j. be oahdemnSd as or.
feihd.
Now therefore, IN pursuance OF the monition. nm.
dor the seal o. said Court 10 mo directed and deliv-
cred, do hereby give public notice To all persons
olhntng said property, or in any manner interested
therein, that they DO AMI appear before said Circuit
Court, 10 be held at the CITY VI Nashyile in and Tor
said District on the Bth day o. October, 1862 at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day. then AMI there to
inlerpose Their claims and 10 make their allegations
IN that behsIr H. r. GIASCOCK
neg .... .'... u. g Marshal NJ ID T.
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HEADouAHrERs, U. S. FoRcEs, I
NASHVILLE, July 20, 1928
GensraI orders No. rs.

The officers and soldiers of this COM
mand are reminded that no orders au-
thorizing an indiscriminate pillaging and
robbing of the inhabitants have yet been
promulgated by the Commanding Gener-
al of this District or by any authority
known to the Army of the Ohio. On the
contrary, the orders heretofore issued
against marauding and other like prac-
tices, destructive of military discipline,
detrimental to the public service, are still
of binding force in the District of the
Ohio, and the penalties imposed for a vio-
lation Of these orders will still be visited
upon all offenders. .' A..
No soldier is allowed to make searches
or captures except by order Of his COM
manding officers and all captured prop
erty belongs to the Government Of the
United States, and not to the officer or
soldier making the capture, and must be
turned over to the Quartermaster's De-
partment.
An illegal or unauthorized seizure is
a roJJsyV and the perpetrator Of such a
crime merits and will receive the seyerest
punishment authorized by military law.
Commanding Officers of Regiments and
detachments will be held responsible for
the conduct Of their men; and it is eX-
pected that the orders heretofore issued
on the subject referred to, will be rigidly
enforced.
BY command Of
Cor. JOHN L. MILLER,
....... ... Commanding Post
l.. Rowland, A. A. A. Gen. jly 3O-3t