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The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-10
Republicanism to Democracy.

| DFEg SWEETEST DUoky DgNocRArs: We
are so happy TO hear yoa are for Union. It
affords Is sch CRATE phlesher to say IT, You
always was deer to us,-we hope you will soon
bee deerer, now that the dirty little dema-
gogue, Douglas" IS ded.
You know We never hiated noihin' bout
Union Twan't mentioned in our Chicago
Academy. Take your own time for that. We
shall allers remember the old sayiu'-procras
tination is the theef Of time but Sumner.
Giddings. Hale Helper. Fremont, Chandler,
and all the patriot founders of the Republican
party. say no,hin' should be done in hurry
but ketchn heas. stealth niggers, cussin' rebels.
or running away from Bull Run battle fields.
The foDdest wish Of our hearts is that we
may suue become l. Do you ever read the
Chicago platform its remarks. concerning
amalgamation Of parties, is delightful. Our
hearts, il says ought to dissemble one another
in every except; they ought TO be hetergenus.
50 that our union may be mixxd as well as
uniting-not like lie and water, but ike Tee
and shuger. Trooly, deerest Democrat party.
We can feel fur the mortal Watts, when he sez
The rows Is red the violets blew,
Shugars sweet and 50 are you."
Mother Stafford says amalsamation is bet
ter to think on than the reeaIety.
We rename, till deth or marriage your own
cole black rosis and eet-cented sticks of can
dees
". SHERMAN, Pres.
ALICE BARsTow, Scribe.
\. B.-We had kuzzin marread in Oregon
last month, who sez there amt no true union
nor enjoyment but in the amalgamated stait.
Your sweetest duvs
SHERMAN,
BARSTOw.
P.S.-We hope you will let US know wbeth-
er you name to hitch and approximate, as the
Breckenridge rebels are after US hot fut, and
We shall feel quite oneasy TIL We heare.
Your lovin' sweetes,
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ALlKE As Two PEAs. The fact that
both the Republican party and the Breckin-
ridge organization seek To add character and
resPectabiliiy to their political standing by
inducing the Democracy 10 indorse them.
proves both exactly equal IN Judgment The
fact that both maintain their sectional organi-
cations, instead of voting the Democratic tick
ct, proves them exactly equal, a'so, in stubborn
foolishneSS.
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TIE NEw COLORADO MISgs.-Further in.
formation, received at Los Angeles. saws the
News, IN relation 10 the newly discovered gold
mines on the Colorado leads TO the belief that
they are very rich. The same paper says:
Nothing confrmatory, however has vet
been received from those who went there from
this vicinity, except that some of them have
heard statements made by parties who claim
10 have been there. and who show rich speci.
mems We understand that letters have reach
ed here informing persons who intended going
TO these new places, that trip at the present
time would be iruitleSs. as no one was allowed
to cross the river imperative orders 10 that
effect had been received at Fort Yuma
THE NEw CoLLEcroR FOR New ORLEANS
Charles O. Lathrop who has been appointed
Collector for the Port of New Orleans,,is a
native OF Massachusetts, He resided in the
Crescent City for many years, attaining promi-
neuce there as business man and politician
CT the Wing school. He served one term in
the Legislature of Louisiana. SubSequenily
Lathrop removed 10 Philadelphia. where he
was chosen President of the Western Fire ln-
surance Company-an Institution which explo
ded during the financial troubles that proceeded
the war. He was an active member of the
" Constitutional Union party and supported
Bell aud Everett at the last Presidential elec.
tio0. I.athrop is well known to the business
men OF New Orleans as an energetic, thor
oughgolng man, conservative politician and
a fluent and plausible speaker Union.
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HoRsEs SroLEN.-On Wednesday night.
says the Marysyille Express, Jacob Fowl,
who was on the road, with load of goods
and team, encamped for the night at a point
about six miles beyond Simpsons ferry. Upon
arising in the morning he found his two horses
had been stolen, together with two Spanish
saddles belonging to another person. The
horses were of light grey color, American,
no brand, one OF which was fea-bitten. and
aged nine and twelve years. Mr. Piatt, who
resides on the lopent, saw the horses pass bis
residence about 5 o'clock, on Thursday morn
ing, with white men on their backs, and had
some suspicion as to their being stolen. Mr..
Fowl resides near the Central House, Butte
county,
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d. BURROUGHS.
County Treasurer.

ss- San Francisco. April sth, lS62.-Nessrs
Redington i Co--I take pleasure in informing you
that have been using your excellent YEAST
POWDERS for some time. and uahesitatins'v pro.
nounce them nnequalled b. any similar preparation
that have ever used Every housekeeper may RELY
on it that, when used according 10 directions they
never fail to produce that desirable of all art-
cles Of food-sood. street and nutric5oass Brood
Having once proved how sUrxRleR they are to all
others, would on no account be without them. :
Yours. respectfully,
APPS Mss. Y. Mills,
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Insolvency Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF BUTTE
- In County Court, Butte County, Cal.
Edward King His Creditors.
Notice l. hereby giTen.- pursuant 10 an order OF
the Hon J. B. Barker. County Judge in and for the
County Of Butte that all the creditors OF the insol
vent Edward King, be and appear before him in
open Court at the Court House in Oroville. on
Tuesday. the 10th day OF June A. b. 1852, at 10
o'clock \. NJ, to show canse if any they have, why
said petition should not he granted. and he be dis
charged Of bis debts aud liabilities. and an assign
nent made Of his estate. in sueh made and pro-
vided And It Is further ordered that ali proceed
ings against petitioner be stayed.
-, Given under my hand and the seal of
! SEAL. our County Court this 9Th day OF May
t--' A. D. 1852.
J. ". GILKYS0N, Clerk.
GRANGER & MAUEIcE, Att'ys.
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IS PAssIoN.-Somebody has stolen sad
die from the editor Of the Red Blaff Indepen-
dent, and he wakes wrath over the idea OF
deing obliged to ride his hobbies bareback
He feels as sore about it as though be had
lost saddle of venison intended for his dinner
Hear him
The very mildest blessing" which we feel
just now like calling down upon the villain
head. is, that the saddle may prove blister Of
Spanish flies and cow-itch TO the seat of bis
pants, and may the first red skin devil he meets
with up IN the Salmon river wilderness, fill
him as full of poisoned arrows as hedgehog
is OF quills.'
We amt ssyin uuthin'. only akin if some
body near Red Bluff did not stand a chance Of
losing mighty fine horse some dark night
while the editor was the possessor of a saddle
Bride thy passion. dear Independent.
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The election of officers of the Grand Lodge
of l. o. o. f., State of California, took place
at Marysvile, on the sth, with lse following
result: r. w. G. Master, \. |. B2en, O
San Francisco r. w. d. Grand Master, lie
vi Hite, of Gold Hill, L. r.; r. W. Crane
Secretary, T. Rodgers johnson, of San Fran
CISCO R. w Grand Treasurer, Henry Kim
ball Of San Franciseo r. W. G. Representa-
live to the r. W. Grand Lodge of the United
States, c. C. Hayden, of Sacramento; Trus-
tees-T. Fl. Parker, of San Francisco, f. II
McKune, of Sacramento, D. Welty of Sacra.
mento.
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The fact that chicken may live with its
head cut of, seems to have been established
by actual occurrence below, and the headless
rooster is now said to be on exhibition. He
has not crowed since he lost bis head but has
made some desperate efforts to do so. Would
make good editor for Republican or Breck-
inridge party paper.
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SHERMAN,
BARsToW.

INCONSISTENCY OF FANATIcIsM.-Th abol
tionists of the North have been stealing ne.
groes for about forty years. According to the
statement of Parson Brownlow the rebel gov
ernment has stolen more niggers within the
past year. than abotionists ever have. Yet
the Breckenridge organization of California
while condemning the niger stealing opera
tions of the aboitionists, soemnly resolve in
convention, that they are il favor of recogni-
zing the niger stealing government of the
rebels. The only difference between the gov.
ernment attempted to be established bv John
Brown, and the one jeff Davis is now at.
tempting to establish, is the fact that it takes
trifie longer to suppress the latter. The H.
legality of the first is not greater than that Of
the latter. But the Breckenridge leaders are
a sharp set of patriots, and condemn John
Brown while desiring to recognize JEFF. Davis.
Why not 60 in for law and order. and punish
all dsturbers of the public peace?
Si'iil'f-'- ut puoiic proteStatouS OF loyalty
by the Breckenridge leaders, and their conven-
ton resolves in favor of recognizing the Gov
ernment of the Confederate States, places
them IN the anxious position occupied by pis
ants on brand which is burning at either end
The rebel gunboats on the Mississippi River,
running from Porter's mortar fleet at New
Orleans, to Foote'S gunboats at Island No. 10,
are in the same fix.
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Cows FOR sALE.-It will be seen by adver-
tisement in today's paper, that fine lot of
milch COWS are offered for sale at a bargain.
Any one wishing to 60 into the dairy business
will find this good opportunity.
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THASKs.-Hon. J. A. McDougal has our
thanks for valuable Congressional documents
We are also indebted to Hon. A. A. Sergeant
for similar favors
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNTY TRE.suRER.s OFFICE.
OrOviIle. Anril Qth, lS62.

Warrants drawn on the General County Fund
registered February l4th and 18Th ls6o. ex-
elading No. SIS, VIII be paid on presentation
AZ this Office. and viii cease 70 bear iuteres,
from this date; if not presented within sixty davs
the money set apart for their redemption viii be
appropriated to pay warrants next IN order Of
registry.
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CHINESE TAx--The bin imposing 4 monthly
tax Of two dollars and fifty cents upon all Chi
neSe IN this State, except those who pay the
four dollars mining tax. has been signed by
the Governor and become law. One half of
the money goes to the county in which it is
collected, and the remainder into the State
treasury. 1t is estimated that The tax will
yield a revenue Of about two millions of dollars
per alaum. -
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Court Of Sessions---April Term.
!. B. BARKER, PREslp,NG

J. q. Maple and s J. WEIFPLg Associates.
NAY lst--People rs. Henry Stevens. Bail
bond forfeited.
MAY 3i.-People rs All Wing. Convicted
of grand larceny and sentenced to two years
in State Prison.
People rs. Peleher On trial.
NAY 5ih.-People vs.. Pelcher nlics Patter-
son On trial
Nay 6Ih--People vs. Pelcher aiics Patter-
son. Convicted of highway robbery, ard
Thursday, May sth, appointed for sentence.
NAY 7th.-People vs.. Pat Leonard. Sen.
tenced to two years in State Prison.
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SHASTA CoURIER.-Mr. Skilman has dispo-
sed Of his interest in this valuable Democratic
journal, to Mr.. John j. Conmy. 1t will con-
tinue as before, soundly Democratic. Success
10 it. and success to Skillman, who has assisted
in conducting the Courier during the past
decade.
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ToNSoRIAL.-If You want your HAZE CUTin
manner that becomes you-your head SHANeooEp
with an article that thoroughly removes the dand-
run and stimulates the capillary organs OF the hair
or DELIGHTFUL SHAVE with the Accomplishments
OF the pUrest Hair Oil, Cologne. Pomades, Hair
TONES and Cosmetics; if you want clean. com
Portable Bath, Warm Bath, a Cold Bath shower
Bath Salt Bath. a Sulphur Bath or a Perfame6
Bath, call al "FERGBS0N'S Hair Cutting Head.
quarters, Montgomery street next doortocorner
Myers street. d25if
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RAIN.-lt commenced raining yesterday af
ternoou, and was still coming down at the time
of our going to press, causing the earth TO put
on her mantle of green, and gladdening the
hearts of our farmers
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So CALIFoRNIANS should test the merits Of
DR.. HoSTETrERS STOMACH BIrrERs. While
it is highly palatabIe as beverage IS unequalled
as tonic and invigorator. In the pursuit Of for
tune al the mines many persons are exposed to the
attacks of complaints Of the digestive organs, and
Of various kinds fever 1t IS the very article tina.
has 50 long been in demand al the mines Its daily
use will restore the tone OF deraEged stomach.
impart fresh vitality to the digestive functions and
cheer the spirits. Yet the Bitters is the safest OF
all stimulants Let the miner who is exposed to hot
and dry wet and cold, be certain to obtain A sup
ply of the genuine Hostetter Bitter, and he win
find it certain safesu uard to health-Sold by Drug
gists everywhere. is
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THE CRITTENDEN CoNPRoM1sE.-The SYM
pathizers with treason in California, those who
last year desired " recognition of the Govern
ment of the Confederate States" have reitera-
ted time and again, that the rebels would have
been satisfied with the Crittcnden Compromise
That the rebel Senators so stated may be true,
but they took good care not to assist in secur-
ing its passage. This foul misrepresentation of
the Breckenridge organization in California is
thus referred to by the brave old patriot,
Andrew johnson, Governor of Tennessee, in an
address delivered in the Hall of the House of
Representatives, in Nashville, March 22d, 80
1t is successful refutation of the mendacious
Misrepresentation urged by the Breckenridge
press of this State, that the rebel leaders de-
sired the passage of the Crittenden Compro-
mise. and are not responsible for its defeat.
Gov. johnson says:
" How do the facts stand when we come to
examine them? Let us go back to the pro-
Greetings of the last Congress. What was the
true phase of the times? A compromise, you
remember-the Crittenden propositon-was
introduced The Southern Senators, including
Benjamin, ToOmbS, lverson and a host of 9TH
ers, pretended that if the measure passed the
South would be satisfied but they desired
everything else but compromise. Senator
Clark offered an amendment which he believed
would be acceptable to the South | had
critically kept pace with these pretenders.
Their protest was only to disguise their real
intentions. When the vote was put on Clark 5
ameudment-m well-only ftty-ive ballots
were recorded. The amendment was adopted
by two votes-thus defeating the. original COM
promise. Who is responsible for this work of
destruction? Six Southern Senators standing
there and refusing to record their votes If
the Crittenden Compromise had been adopted
they would have been deprived of preteXt for
their treason. Judah Benjamin, a sDeaking
thief and perjurer. aud an unconscionable trail
tor, was seated near me while the vote was
being taken. told him it was his duty to
come to the relief of the country by voting
upon this important proposition. He sneer-
ingly answered that " when he wanted my ad-
vice he would make the request" l said, you
are q Senator, and | demand that your vote
/ be recorded. With six others, be contrived to
defeat the measure by slipping out. They
wanted no compromise. This. then, has caused
the present difficulties. These six Senators
destroyed the compromise, upon which they
based revolution
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ORoVILLE, SATURDAY, MAY 10th.

ss There are only iirO side, TO the question.
Ere4y ran must be for the United States OF
against Il. 7here can Be no nsutrals in this lrGT,
ONLY FATRIoTs-oR TRAIToEs.-S. 4. Douglas.
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MoEEruNxg R1vvR Srp,v N,,,,,

MoEELuMNg RIVER STEAM NAVIGATION
CoNrANY.-The navigation Of the Mokelumne
river is fixed fact, says the Calaveras Chroni,
Gle. The steam and sailing vessels have fall
freights up, and take back hides, charcoal
wood, &c; they can afford to carry freight
cheaper than any other line running to the
southern mines
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-10

SENTENCED Patterson, who was convicted
in the Court of Sessions of highway robbery,
was sentenced on last Thursday TO ten years
il the State Prison.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-10

SURvEYIsG.-Any person requiring the ser
vices of a land surveyor. should call on Mr. H.
Young, Esq. His Office is on Montgomery
street, corner Of Oak,
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-10

The editor took his departure for San Fran
cisco early in the week, which accounts for the
scarcity of crushers in this number of the
RECORD.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-10

GENERAL ANDRES Proc, SAYS the Los An
geles News, has rendered his services to Gov.
Stanford, backed By six hundred volunteers, to
aid in queling the Indian disturbances in the
Owens River country.
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KILLED BY The APACHEs-Dr. Elliot II.
Titus, gentleman who was connected with
several scientific expeditions 10 Arizona, was
killed in Arizona by band of Apache Indians,
early in March, after most determined aud
bloody resistance. DR.. Titus was native OF
Pennsylvania.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL dam broke away at
Round Valley, Pumas county, on Friday, the
ID inst, carrying away two quartz mills seve-
raj araslras, and killing a man named Green.
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X CHINAMAN, living on Poor Mans Creek.
Nevada county, was murdered by three of his
countrymen. ABOUT seven o'clock last Monday
evening.
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LEADERS OF The BRgckISRlDGE ORGANIzA-
rIoY.-Judge james H. Hardy. whose i'm
peachment trial is now in progress before the
State Senate, and c. f. Bolts, who testified
before that high Court of Impeachment, that
he was in favor of the rebel Confederacy heart
and soul, are members Of the Breckenridge
State Central Committee. John c. Bureh
whose letter in favor of a Pacific Republic
will be remembered by our readers, is also a
member Of the committee What do the peo-
pie Of California think Of such men are they
Democrats or traitors to the Government o
our fathers?
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Mr.. MILLER has commenced operations on
the gas works. He intends pushing the work
to completion in an energetic manner.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-10

The Mariposa Gazette says there are from
three to five thousand miners in Aqua Fra
Valley, on the Fremont estate
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RIPE, luscious Strawberries are now quite
plenty in this vicinity
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-10

Halls Sarsapaiilla Yellow Dock and
iodide rotass is prepared from the finest red
Jamaica Sarsaparlla and English Iodde OF Potass
admirable restorative and purifier of the
blood II cleances the system of all morbid and i'm.
pure matter-removes pimples, boils and eruptions
from the skin-cures rheumatism and pains of al
kinds. All who afford should use it. as it tends
to give them strength and prolong life. Sold by
druggists generally at 81 90 per bottle.
R.HALL x CO., Proprietor,
wholesale Druggists l43 and l35 Clay street.
azl-6m San Francisco
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Rs-Who has not heard Of SANDS SARsArARiLLA?
How many have cause to be thanhfal that it has
cured their ailments, raised them from bed of
sickness to the enjoyment Of health ana strength
We wish every one TO benefit by it-but caution is
against it by the cupidity of others and numerous
preparations of 50 called Sarsaparilla 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.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-10

LARGE YIELD OF MILK AND BuTTER.-Mil-
ton Dale, of kBights Landing, has a Durham
COW that gives at two milkiDgs eight gallons q
day, and from II Hssaestwo anu half pounds
of butter per day.
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To Unfortunate FcmaIes-Alas cried l.
poor Maid your skin, tho yellow coarse, and dark
as sin, and pimpled, freeked, sunburnt, tanned,
spotless can be- understand 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 red hair, though now as coarse as anv
name or tail of horse, silky and dark 'twoud be
made to live, by Jones Coral Hair Restorative; all
dandruf, scurf would be removed-the hair stopp'd
falling and improved. The articles above spoken
Of are all we represent them, and are sold At rsS-
sonable prices. (25 cents) by every respectable
druggist in California.
Agents-Crane Il Brigham, Druggists San Fran
cisco. olqv
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LINCOLN DEMocRArs, is the name applied
to Democrats who support the constitutional
measures Of the Government for the suppress
sion of the rebellion, by the Cabling idiots .
who conduct the Breckinridge press of Califor-
MIA The resolutions of their State Conven-
tion-in favor Of recognizing the niger stealing
government of the~rebel States-entitles the
Breckinridge party to the appellaton of John
Brown Democrats" John Browns government
proposed to steal all the niggers Of the slave
States; SO does the government of JEFF. Davis.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-10

Is the last three months almost four thou
sand more people have arrived in this State by
sea than have left
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-10

SATIN SLIPPERS AND OTHER PoEMs,' is
the title of neat little volume issued by s.
Dewitt HubbelI, Of Tehama county. We are
indebted to the author for a copy, aud take
pleasure in commeuding it to the public. For
sale at A. q. Simpons bookstore
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-10

The standing army of Buenos Ayres, by
last accounts, consisted of 1890 men. Be
sides this force, they have navy Of 20 men-of
war of different sizes, mounting. il all, $50
guns, and manned by 5000 seameu.
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SHIPMENT OF DUsr.-A banking house in
Weaverville shipped on o0e day, lately. one
hundred and sixteen pounds of gold. mostly in
bars. worth about S35, 700.
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Bound IN CALF.-The legal abilities of the
Attorney General Of California Is. F. Jonr.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. "A correspondent,
writing from Dogtown, says: On the morn
ing of the % inst, the people of Dogtown
were thrown into a great state of excitement
by a report that the wife of R. H. Mason had
taken strychnine. The doctor was sent for
post haste, and, after prescribing the usual an
tidotes and applying the stomach pump, no
doubt saved the lady from a suicides grave"
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MARRIED.

Near Dogtown May 9th. by E. B. Kiason Esq.
MF' CHRISTOPHER HoUsELL to Miss ANNETTE
CoMSToCK.
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MINING IN CALAvERAs. = The Calaveras
Chronicle says the fine weather of the past
month has enabled the miners to resume their
labors, and from the Hill to the Junction Store
almost every claim is now in working order
This extensive district was little more than
prospected, last year. The amount of gold
dust now being purchased at the Hill and at
the Junction. shows that the diggings are fully
as rich as the mqst sanguine expected.
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IL the El Dorado county jail, there are is
prisoners Six of them are accused Of murder.
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Notice of Dissolution.
Notice. :,
MATRIMONIAL!

4 YOUNG LADY, ORrfNARILY GOOD
Z looking, intelligent, affable md accomplished
IN the duties requisite TO render home a. cheerful
as usually falls to the lot IF domsNcated humanity
Is desirous of corresponding wiz respectable GEN
tlemen with a view to matrimonAl alliance. This
course Is not believed to be improper in a commu.
nifty Ike ours, where worthles5 imDudence is per-
mitted to thrust itself upon tie attention of the
weaker sex, TO the exclasoa of those possessing
genuine merit, and the nobler traits of humanity
Address CYNTHIA"
a26-4t Lock Box. 0roville.