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The New York herald., 1862-10-21
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Advance OF the Union Army in vir-
gInia-Thc Late Heavy Battles in Ken. .

Advance OF the Union Army in vfr-
gInia-Thc Late Heavy Battles in Ken
eucky, &C., &c.
The Cunard mail steamship Persia Captain Lott viii
leave this port tomorrow for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close in this city at halfpas
eleven oclock tomorrow morning
The NEw YORK HEgAID-Edition for Europe--wl be
published at ten s'cl,ck morning and will
contain the latest dispatches respecting the Advance OF
Nc(1elans Army into Virginia. Interesting Accounts Of
the late Battles in kentacky resulting the e
feat and Decentralization OF the Rebel Forces, aud the
News from the Union and Rebel Camps hrcn2hout
the Country Account Of the Operations OF tho Pirate
Cruiser Alabama her Destruction OF Property the
High Seas Late and Interesting Intcsencsf from Mexico
and reports Of all important events during the week
singe copies, wrappers, ready for mailing,
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and will receive subscriptions and advertisements FOR
the Nrw YoRs HYRAip.
The Tedium or wsr.-Whcrcyer we GO,
we lind people wishing that our soldiers could tase the
kxoxs innitahe Fall Hat, which dehes match. at No.
2i3 Broadway
Bmmta, Halter. 357 Canal street.-FaIl
styles Fell Hats misses girls boys All
N. aud desirable styles in Caps Tor boys youths and
Ladies' Furs-At Banta's, No. 357 Canal
stres Elegant Mink capcs Muas and Collars; Chidrcns
fancy Furs Tents Otter and Bsasr Eur Csgs fss. Fur
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Splendid curses de visite. Eight for 81,
at BALCH'S, 123 Bowery. Call and see.
Teiegraphic Despatch from Cen. BueII.
MILITARY TELEGRAPH orrcK..
). T. LIoro. 70. Broadway:-
pocket edition -
Military Telcsrapi opara'or
free l.y mi
Letter from Hon. Secretary of the Navy.
10 s:.pp River Mar.
Is ""'"0'"'' V p'''A4'e '"ppSG GIDEON wEELEs.
Price 81 free by mall Lloyds Mars the only rood
authority Cor General Mcclellan Price Is cents '"'
Truss 0aoe still at No ycsey street As,or House. No
connection with any other onice Of the lady
attendant
PhaIon & SONS s.snow White Oriental
s" sIs,s ~ '''''s ''' ''"p'''''' sou " ~ o'0i
Phalon & sons ssCocin,- the Best Arti-
Gle n the world for dressing and preserving the hair Sold
Use DR.. Tobias Venetian Liniment. for
Rheumatism twenty-five cents and nfty cents Sold by all
Batchelor's Hair Dye-she Best in the
werld i.sisnsneous harmless and rssos soa oy ssus
sts and perfumes everywhere fsc'oy o. "rees
w. A. Baschsior's Celebrated Essa ablish-
,.. T for ;I Re and
Crist adoro's Hair Dye, Preventative and
VIZ arno1 wholesale and retail, No Asor House The
Dye is applied by experienced artists
Album Photographs by Holmes, u. 9.
patent mpcs secn, Park Gallery, down ,swn 2ss Broad
way.
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FOR RHEUMATIsM sCRoFULA, DYsPEPeIA AND
Diseases of great Impurity OF the Blood.
Only beshad ~ principal depot,
2is t;rand street. 81 per bottle.
Use Prof. L. Millcr's 5Oc. Hair Dye
black and l.own. The best Try H. Sold by drusgsta
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Album Photographs by Holmes. u. 9.
patent improvement Park Gallery, down tswn, 2ss Broad
"A
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the ARMY OF VIRGINIA.

II umorea Evacuation OF Winchester ~
the Rebels.
PPuADnPHIA, Oct. 70, lse7.
The star Of this evening has information from Alde and
MiddIeburg that the inhabitants there yesterday morning
believed the rebels evacuating Winchester Al
Manassas Junction Saturday the inhabitants were OK
pecling rebel cavalry at Catlet's Station.
General Stahe reports 70 General Sse that on the lSh
inst 200 rebels entered Snickersve from Winchester
protect the return OF Stuars cavalry force On the
day the 4h the whole recrossed the Shenandoah
aud proceeded their way TO reoin their main body
under Lee
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative and
Iyxe IL spriIed by experienced artists.
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Trusscs.-Marsh & Co.-Radicnl Cure
Truss Oace still st No yesey street Astor House No
connection with other Office Of the lady
utta nj
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Eight Cartes dc vfsite for SI-Equal -
the made BAIUHS. ss3 Greenwich st corner Bsrisy
Vaughan's Photographs studio. A|e
Rowery-Notice Twelve Cares de visite 81, warranted
equal to any made Broadway 22s Bowsry.
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MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.

The Twensy.scventh Maine IN Routs.
Bosso~. Oct. -. ls62
The Maine Twenty seventh regiment. Co,oac Tapsey.
ler Portland this morning Tor tho seat Of war
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one copy lor one year
Three or more copies for one year tearh)
And copy gratis every club OF eight Subscribers.
narEcrs Magazine aud Harpcrs Weekly, together. ons
year, ST..
subscriptions. Our distant friends requested TO rcmis
them Ia prefer 70 bank notes. -.... :. .,.-,
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NO MORE NEW REGIMENTS IN NEW YORK.
In reply to application from Mayor 0pdyke, Rev. T.
W Conway, Dexter A. Hawkins, ESD. and others, the
Adjutant General has written the following letter.:
ArRASy, oct. 1t, 1862.
am directed by his Excellcncy Governor Morgan to
acknowledge the receipt of your communication with
the enclosed application for the organization OF second
"Hawkins' Zouaves" and To inform you in reply that,
since there only forty Thousand troops TO be raised in
this State which iorco needed to ii up the old reg
nents in the ned 1t not gned TO organize any
ones. am very respectfully,
THOMAS HIILIIOIISE. Adintant General
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Phalon & SONS ssSnow White Oriental
Cream" for bcsutfying the complexion. BY s drug
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Baschelor's Hair Dye-the Best fn the
world Instantaneous harmless and reliable Sold BY drug
everywhere Factory 81 Barclay street
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w. A. Batcheior's Celebrated Esta blish.
me nj fer Wirp Toupe-s Hair Dye and Iiar byeng and
Nodasia Cream FOR besufyng the hair ID Bond street.
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Letter from Hon. Secretary or the Navy.

J. I. ILovB, l64 Br,i ,iadway
Send price per 100 copies Mississippi River Map
Rear Davis, Nj squAarvu
Is authorized 10 purchase supply for use IA his reci
GIDEON wELLES,
Secretary OF the Navy.
Price 81. free by mail. Loyd's Maps the only guod
America. Loyds Map OF Virginia the ON v
authority for General Mcclellan. Price 20 cents.
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OMssaa Dtswisgs % M.rrsy. ndAv .
Co.'S KsssasIy aa1 nss.eSr q 80 Lessssss = ~
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81, "a. IA. ~, &c, ~. So, 4S, q. 50. 49, Oh.
Circulars sen. FREE or charge By addressing ei,herS
Covngton. Ky, or 81 Louis, Me-
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lett Portland this morning Tor tho seat of war.
Military Moveme nts I'm New York.
THE DRAFT IN THIS CITY-CIRCULARS FROM 0EN-
ERAL AErH0N AND SURGEON GENERAL WANDER
P0BL ETC.
The commissioners appointed in this city 70 inquire
into the cases OF those who may claim exemption from
military duty commenced their yesterday in the
different station houses From the reports furnished II
appears that everything has far been transacted with
out any disturbance Several hundred persons made ap
plicatim, nearly all OF whom exempt from age.
General Anthon has issued the following order 70 the
commissioner
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The Tedium OF wsr.-yhcrcyer we go,
lind people wishing that soldiers could tase the
southern coast cities last civilians akip.
KxOxs nintahe Fall Hat, which dehes match, at No.
2ia Broadway.
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Bnnta, Halter. 357 Canal Street.-Fau
styles Beaver Fell Hats for misses girls All
N. aud desirable styles in Caps boys, youths and
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Phalon q sons s.Cocin,'' the hest Arti-
Gle the world for dressing and preserving the hair Sold
hy drnn
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Onfeiai Drawings OF tine Library Asso-
citation CompAny's Lottery Of Kentucky.
CLss No. A5-Ootcber ~. 1883
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Glass No. 3tc-OctoDer 20, 1882
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Use DR.. Tobias Venetian Liniment, for
Rheumatism. twenty-five and Gfy cents. Sold by all
sna Hrttug
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Peoria illinois, Union.

The radical difference between the Demo
cratic and the Republican party, is this I: We
stand by the Constitution as our fathers made
it. and by the decisions of the constituted au-
thorities, as they are pronounced in obedience
to the Constitution. They (the Republican
party) repudate the instrument-su substituted
their own will for that of the constituted au.
thorties-annul such provisions as their anat-
icism, prejudiced or policy may declare to be
in violation Of Gods law and then they say
we will protect all your rights under the Con
stituton as propounded by ourselves, but not
as eXpounded by the tribunal created for that
purpose. - STEPHEN 4. DOUGLAS
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21
NEW OsLs.ss-Tbe True DeIts Of Nav

NEW ORLEANs--The True Delta Of May
9th, commenting upon the firm proclamation
issued by Gen. Butler. says the ~eity, in al
its epartments-jQdicial, legislative and ex
ecutive-has been at the absolute disposal o
the most goddess, brutal, ignorant and ruthles:
rufianism the world has ever heard of since The
days of the great Roman conspirator.' That
the city has become q perfect hell, the TEN.
pies of justice are sanetuaries for crime the
ministers Of the laws, the nominees of blood
stained, vulgar, ribald caballers licensed mur-
derers shed innocent blood on the most public
thorOughfares with impunity witnesses Of the
most atrocious crimes are either spirited away,
bought of or intimidated from tesiitying per-
jured associates are retained TO prove alibis,
and ready bail is always procurable for the use
of those whom it is not Immediately prudent to
enlarge otherwise. The electoral system is
farce and fraud the knife, the slung shot,
the brass kuckles determining, while the sham
is being enacted. who shall occupy and admin
ister the Offices Of the municipality and the CON-
monwealth." Again, Governors, Judges,
magistrates, legislators, forgetful Of the Consti-
tuition and laws, and the oaths they had
voluntarily taken went into the dark lantern
conclaves, there to conspire TO rob loyal citi-
zens Of rights sacredy guaranteed by the genius
of American liberty, and 10 shelter and screen,
if they did not stimulate or suborn the assassins
who aimed, through the life blood of innocent
victims. deadly stabs at American freedom and
equality. Is the picture overcharged or exag-
gerated =? let those who have taken refuge iu
the camp of the invading army be called upon
by General Butler TO answer yea or nay"
What pity, to be sure, that the McCon-
nellites did not succeed in making California
declare in favor of recognizing such govern
ment, and Of forming treaty of amity and
peace with it ?"
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

WuAr 4 MASSACHUSETTS SoLDIgR SAYS OF
Is REPUBLICAN ATTACK ON McCLElLAN-
Massachusetts, soldier, writing TO the New
|ryport Herald, says:
T. Our rifles are coming. and we are in readi-
IS 10 march. We are to be attached 10
Engs division. You may bet one thing,
|ough. that Mcclellan will send Us 10 the
|,ht place. By the way. what IS the Govern
|ent thinking OF. that it don't suspend he
ew York Tribune. confscate the office and
Ing Greeley Is be aware how popular the
.nerai is with Us? Is he and the wre,ched
l bbe at his heels aware Of our strength >
bat if Roman and French history shoult
pat itself, and we. the soldiers, should say
b. should be tie next President -
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

The Republicans and rebels formed section
al parties, aud thus involved the country in the
present civil war. What did the Democracy
of Butte county do, when a sectional party
applied to them for recognition last year >
What will they do now, when the Republicans
apply for recognition? As they did last year 4:
Present Union platform and Union ticket,
and let the applicants say, through the ballot
box, if they really prefer Union men TO Repub-
licaus.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

Coop SELEcrIoN.-Col. Isham g. Haynie
fust elected to Congress from Egypt" South
|ern Illnois) in place of Col. John \. Logan,
Resigned to engage in the war, is reported a
| staunch Union Democrat-a man who goes
for prosecuting the war with dae energy, to the
fnd Of conquering the restoration of the Union
lis two competitors. 5. 5. Marshall former
|nember) and Joshua Allen, ran as Peace
Democrats.
What does the MaFysville Express and 9th
n late Mcdonnell papers that endorse the
|Criueuden call for a rebel Convention, think OF
he Democracy of " Egypt" now. They would
be kicked out of the State if they raised their
ancey ysubversionists heads in Illinois. And
ct they have the impudenee to claim to be
Democrats.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

The House Of Representative have passed a
bill abolishing the Office of Appraiser General
at San Francisco, and also the ports of entry
of Stockton. Sacramento. Benicia, and on the
Southern coast, providing that Inspectors with
one thousand dollars salary each shall be ap-
pointed tor those places. which sre, BY the bill
attached to the ooaciion district OF San Fran
cisco. The salaries OF the Collector and other
principle officers Of San Francisco are reduced
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

\ " UNION" PLATFoRN.-D. 5. Dickinson
characterizes the pretended Union movement,
started in the New York Legislature, by a
happy phrase. He says be found the mock
Union men were engaged in drawing and
shading a dociTinal platiorm-seeing how far
they could depart from the Republican creed
without missing it. and how near they could
come to the Democratic creed without hitting
il
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

Ii Charleston, in the State of South Carroll
na, should be the last city of refuge to which
the rebel chieftains resorted, what an excellent
dramatic retributive finale to this war would
consist in their capture, or last ditch" death
in that starting point and sink-hole Of treason
Territorial Enterprise.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

THE warm commendation General Butter
Proclamation receives, says the Boston Post,
is ample evidence OF its wisdom and propriety.
Il IS as smooth, as keen. and as graceful as the
blade Of his sword and DO more to be triied
with. Il is fortunate to have clear-headei
Constitutional lawyer. as well as competent
military officer. in the position be occupies.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

We observe in q London paper that Col.
|uller, formerly editor OF the New York Mir
H. has been announced 10 deliver lecture in
|e British metropolis advocating the secession
|nSe; IN 1886 he supported Col. Fremont for
|reSident.- Exchange.
Fuller proves himself by joining the rebels.
Fhy do not his brother Republicans, Of Cali
MIA if they are really for the Union, prove ii
I>yotiug with the Union Democracy. Rebels
~ disguise themselves as Republicans, or
/ e psrse, but they cannot capture the Democ-
r. by 50 doing.
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bully GOOD Provision the Homestead
bill now pending in Congress all persons who
have borne arms against the Federal Govern
ment. or given aid or comfort to jeff Davis
followers, are excepted from the provisions of
the bill
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

\ LITTER to person in Brandon. Mass
from Ship Island. says that Vermont private
on guard there fell sick one night and was
taken 10 the hospital, where the soldier gave
birth to a child. The soldier and the young
recruit are doing we'll Exchange.
Supposed effects OF the climate. OF course
DO Northern soldier can live there Oh, no
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

The recent Republican State Convention
had no word of encouragement for the present
Republican State Administration. Had it
kecame too rank for them, that they thus
avoid responsibility? Orwas the party simply
governed by desire to excel Haulan Bros,
in zampillaerostaton feats on the flying trapeze?
They abandon Notifications with the facility of
|rebels
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

a DYING SoLDIER's REQUEsT.-One of the
Nova soldiers, wounded at the battle Of Pitts
burg Landing, who subsequently died, left the
following dying injunction
THAT no enemy Of his country, Secessionist
or Abotionist, should be permitted to touch
his body"
That soldier was patriot, and appreciated
the real cause Of this wicked rebellion.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

JUsr So.-Thc Shasta Courier says Secesh
constantly tells the world that the Constitution
is destroyed and the Union gone forever
Very well. We will then proceed to whip out
tie rebels on the question Of boundaries.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

The Reps want to be considered Union
party during the war Extend them this con-
sideration, and We should have rebels and Re
publieans long after the Union had ceased to
exist.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

UNCONSTITUTIONAL LEGIsIATIoN.- Professor
oel Parker, of the Cambridge Law School,
|ell known for his adhesion to the political
Principles of the present Administration, has
|laced on record the following opinion for the
iyce of bis political friends
r. To the Editor of the Boston Journal
|ear Sir; win you permit me to say that
be sooner the Republican party cuts itself
pose from all unconstitutional projects (wheth-
they relate to emancipation by proclama-
on. conquering States aud holding them as
|erritories. coutiScation without trial, or any
her measure not warranted by the Constitu-
pm the sooner it VII begin to provide fer its
M salvation.
Very truly, yours, JOSH PARKER.
CANBgIpGE. May 5. 1852.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

Az exchange very properly calls Barnum's
great dog show a ki vi convention That
: is bard on the late Know Nothing party-o'
the dogs
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

Pacific RAnRoAD.-The Bee says that
Mr.. Judah of Sacramento. Clerk of the House
committee on the Pacific Railroad, writes
from Washington that there is no doubt about
the passage of the bill through the Senate.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

THOSE who trust to the Republican party
b preserve constitutional government in Amer
ga, will find themselves as badly disappointed
IS we're those who trusted TO Buchanan or
eff. Davis. \ chap who procured some whis.
y of an army suller, in which to preserve
pine geological specimens, furnishes an illus-
ration. He says:
A week in the whisky bottle has deprived
|hree Of my best lizards OF their tails and made
|ainfully apparent inroads on the beauty of
be venomous little snake who was its first
ictim. The remains of my collection are al
be service of any temperance lecturer who
'appens to be in want of = Horrid Example -
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dldstklp 8nttt 8storo

DEcLNED.-The Democracy of Butte de-
cline the alliance rendered By the Republicans,
because they consider that such alliance would
be offensive to the people. defensive with none.
and devilish expensive to the Government
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

a SAD IScIDEST OF TIE WAR--Many of
our readers, says the Nevada Democrat. will
remember having read of an incident which
occurred after the battle of Fort Donelson, in
which soldier found and recognized the body
OF bis brother among the rebel slain Welearn
that similar incident occurred at the battle
of Pittsburg Landing Mr. John Kendall. of
I Nevada, received letter yesterday evening
I from his daughter in Ohio. giving him the sad
I intelligence that his youngest son bad been kill
ed in the rebel service. aud that the body was
discovered and recognized by another son. who
is an officer 10 the 26rh Ohio regiment The
young mans name had been tattooed on bis
right arm, and this and other marks on bis
person left 10 doubt as to the identity of bis
body. Mr. Kendall informs Us that bis son
left home several years ago, and settled in Ar
kansas, and his family bad in some way receiv-
ed intelligence that be was in the rebel army.
Nothing more was heard of him until bis body
was found by his brother on the battle field
near Piitsburg Landing.
That is but one incident of the thousands
that the hellish spirit of sectonalsm as repre-
sented by Republcanism and Breckinridgeism
has given rise TO. May the people rise in their
patriotic might aud crush the sectional spirit
of Republicansm and rebeldom from the land.
To JUDGE THEN-Not long ago, the rebels
expelled the venerable Judge Catron from
Nashville for persisting so firmly in bis loyalty
to the National Government. He is now about
to return to that city TO try for treason the in-
diYiduals who maltreated him.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

TREAsu RE-The amount of treasure receiy.
ed at San Francisco from the interior during
last week was little short of 81 900 900.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

SoxE of the fusion papers say the Republi-
cans have abandoned their party name. This
than to remind the people Of the old saw about
rats"
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

New ORLEANs.-On the 18th of April,
1862, the Confederate Congress gravely
declared New Orleans should be port of
entry" And the National feet Immediately
went to work and made it so, 10 conformity
with the act
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

S7oP THAT LsgL-The Cincinnati Enqul-
Filer copies from the Chicago Tribune. 8
kement that the Wisconsin Legislature
(opied slave con6scaiion resolutions. This
l,,ement is libel upon Wisconsin. A pat
|p,ic assembly tabled the resolutions alluded
by twelve majority. The Abolitionists nc
kpsr own Wisconsin - Milwaukee News
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

IN the recent Republican State Convention,
Mr.. Abel moved that everybody be thanked
for everything We mention the fact merely
to show the " hallelujah spirit of the conven-
ton. Amt they mighty glad there is rebel
lion
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

A REPUBLICAN FRAUD.-Many of our read
ers have undoubtedly seen in Republican pa.
pers in this State, extracts from a pamphlet
Untitled Gov. Sprague's Pamphlet, containing
strong abolition sentiments. The New York
Journal of Commerce says: We are author
lied to state that he not only has never written
anything of the sort, but that his views are
distinctly opposed to those contained in this
fraudulent document"
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

VoTING IN OREGoN. = The following de
scribes the manner of voting in Oregon. The
same system should be adopted in California
it is sure preventative against ballot-box
stufing and false counting;
Each man walks up to the polls, reads his
own ticket for the candidates he intends to
vote for his and their names are duly record
ed by the clerks, and the ticket is thrown TO
the wind as useless waste paper, Immediately. :"
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

The Ass IN THE LIoS's SKIN-The Repub-
can party in Union disguise.
Red Bluff Beacon.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-21

MEAN ENoUGH-The proprietor of the Pa
cihc House at Dubuque held the carpet-sack
OF returned volunteer who was on bis way to
his friends in that county. because he could not
pay fifty cents Davenport (Iowa) Democrat.
The man who would do that would dig up
the bones Of his mother to make into knife
handles Pass him round
Peoria illinois, Union.
Yes. pass him roGnd He Is a well-known
hallelujah Republican who would keep hun
dred niggers over night and not charge a cent;
but poor wounded and sick soldier must pay
or suffer- Galena QIlinois) Courier.
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w. w. HOBART.
Wholesale and Retail
DEALER IN

Having bought out the stock OF J. NJ CLARK &
BRO. in the above line, and making large addi-
tions thereto the undersigned respectfully informs
his friends and the public generally that he has and
will keep at all times large and well selected
stock OF Groceries and Provisions of all kinds To-
bacco, Mining Tools, &C., which he can and WILL
sell as low if not lower than any house in this vicn
ity. W. W. HOBART.