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Improvement in Plows.
A'.E

'tNiE Undersigned ~ou'u especially call the
i attention Of the farmers of Hancork and
counties to his greatly improved
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THE KING OF THE WEST

Has been thoroughly and f:lly tested in this
county within the past year, and is warranted
TO break up the hardest soil To the depth of
ten inches, with one.thi.d less draft than ant
other Plow ever introduced into the county
In proof ot this. read the subjoined report of
the Committee at our last County Fair The
only competitor offered WAS the celebrated
Springfield Steel Plow. The test was made
by attaching scale to the beam, whereby
the exact number of pounds necessary IT,
draw the Plow could 10 ascertained.
"Committee IN Flowing report as follows:-
Coggeshall Swing Beam. 500 ns;
Same Flow with Stif Beam. $50 :.
Springfield PIUw w............ ZOO "
We also recommend the Coggeshall Plow a.
the best sod Plow.
W. X. MkEE, J, ", M'CAUGuF.Y.
SAN. REbEk. L. WILSON,
JACOB SLOKER.
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Farmers are reierrod to tho following g-u.
tlemen for their testimony II regard to
THE KING OF THE WEST.
ADAM WAGNER, ADAM CR>NgR,
JACOB SToERn, HAIRY kANPeF,
JOHN HIcKERSBLL, j. j. ADsPAUGH.
WILLIAM COGGESHALL.
Nryan,harc ,sci
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USE DODS' WINE BITTERS,
FOR LAssITUDEi
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-20
GEo. f. SMITH,
Committee. T. J. JENKINS,
j. T. EDWARDS.

STATE SOVEREIGNTY Wood
At the great Democratic jubilee in New York
a short time since Fernando Wood made
brief speech from which We subjoin an extract,
as an answer to the assaults upon his loyalty !:
we have obtained the power The SOW
ereignty Of the great State Of New York will
after the first Of January. rest in the hands of
your representatives and agents applausel;
and it depends upon the way in which those
agents shall discharge their duty whether the
sovereignty Of this great State shall be re-
spected. or whether it shall be merged into the
present form to entirely obliterate all State
sovereignties ard make everything conform to
a despoiic usurpatiou of State right sovereign
ty Applause. Gentlemen, do not under
stand the character and the caliber Of the
Governor elect. if he is net the man to stand
erect in the majesty of his sovereign power
and stand up for the rights Of his State against
any Federal usurpati0n. three cheers fos
Wood. 7 and if he. as I believe be will, proper
" represents the men who have placed him
there. while contributing to the support of the
Federal Government, while aiding the Federal
Government in The effort to maintain its "a
tionahtv and It's integrity he viii at the same
time assert the rights OF New York defend
its citizens from arbitrary arrests good =
applause; and say to the Federal Government
that to impose its illegal and unconstitutional
assumed authority within the borders Of this
State. Is a violation Of the power which the
State delegated to the Federal Government,
and to which the State Of New York will
never submit. Applause-
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At meeting of Oroville Lodge, No. l03,
F. & A. NJ, December 9th, A. D. 1862, the
following preamble and resolutions were read
and adopted:
WHEREAS, Ii has pleased the Supreme
Grand Master of the Universe TO remove from
our midst, by death, our welIbeloyed Brother,
JouN FERyANDEz from labor on earth to eter-
nal refreshment on high, therefore,
ResoIred, That during the life of our depart
cd Brother, and even up to the moment of his
death, thore had occurred nothing. during his
sojourn among Us, derogatory to his character
By which We as citizens and Masons should
not respect him as a good citizen, useful
member of society aud worthy Brother.
RESOLVED, That we deplore the loss of our
deceased Brother. and that We deeply and sin
cerely sympathize with his relations and friends
in their sad bereavement.
Resolved, That the Brethren of this Lodge
will wear the accustomed badge of mourning
for thirty days.
Rcso7rej That copies Of these resolutions be
furnished the Oroyille papers for publication,
and that copies thereof be forwarded to the
relations Of the deceased.
(GEo. f. SMITH,
Committee ( T. J. JENKINS,
II Ep,v
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Justices Summons.

GsTATE oF CALIFORNIA-INT TIE JUSTICE :
- Court Chico Township. in and for the County
of BaIte- The people of the State Of California send
greeting 10 Peter Counts: You are hereby sum
moned 10 appear before me at ny Office II the
Township Of Chico. in the County Of Butte, on tAe
9th 80 day Of December, A. D. lS52. at 10 cioek
\. NJ, 70 answer unto the complaint q :: y
Hudson. who sues 10 recover t0r the sum OF thirty
five and .0-lG0fhs doIarsfor goods. wares and meT-
chandiSe sold AMI delivered. with interest On account
after thirty days from commencement oI account.
when Judgment viii be taken against You for the
said arno1nt together with costs and damages II
you fail to appear and answer
To the sheriff or any Constable Of said County.
greeting: Make legal service ana que return hereof
Given under ny hand. this 9th day OF August,
A n 1Ssq AUG. Z. CHAPMAN.
Justice Of the Peace o. said Township.
It's hereby ordered that this Summons he pub
shed in the Butte Record once each week fUr three
successive weeks.
AUG. Z. CHAPMAN.
Chico Dee. 18th. 1857.
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Justices Summons.

6tTATE or FCALIFORNIA-IN THE JUSTICES
- Court, Chico Township. in and fo- the County
of Butte. The People OF the State Of California
send greeting to r. 5 Tucker. You are hereby
summoned to appear before me at my Office in tile
township OF Chico, in the county OF Butte, on the
9Th day of December D. ls62 at 10 O'Clock to
answer unto the complaint OF Abel Parker. who
sues tC recover for gae hundred aud thirtyeight
forty one-huldre5ths (si3S49) dollars upon q pro-
missory note dated April 18th \. D. ls52. payable
to said Parker ior one hundred and ,hiTty dollars
and interest at two per cent. per month from date
signed r. :. Tucker. when Judgment VIII be taken
against you for the said amount, together with
costs and damages. il you fail to appear and an
sWer
To tie Sheriff or any Constable Of said County.
greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand. this % day O.. December
4. D. ls62. AUG. Il. CHAPMAN.
Justice Of the Peace Of said Township.
It's hereby ordered that the above summons be
published il the Butte Record for three sueces-
sive weeks. AUG. II. CHAPMAN. J. P.
Chico. Dec 18th, ls63.
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TOr4L DEBT OF COUNTY.

General County Find owes -...... =. COS -
AldASenl S1cA .-----..---- Is ,4ol IS
Total debi Of Co. Dee. I. lS62 SOS .4o7 Is
There IS in the Contingent and Salary Puais
81 -162 81 The estimated receipts for tie month
Of December over expenditures w5l probablv be
- oa 90, making S6.562 81, which taken from the
tot2 debt Dee. IS. VIII leave The total 3ebs of the
county Jan. !. l>53 S9> - -.
The amount Of warrants issued .he vear ISL. for
al purposes, was 81 ,e90 05. The amoaa7 issued
from Jan 6th ls62 70 Dec Isl 1852. j. 50 2S4 CO.
TO this amount sdd = $50 oo. the probable aroaut
10 be drawn in the month Of Deos-aher ana Il VIII
make the total amoGnt for the year I>a S56 534 60
making reduction In the expenditures ot the
coanty for the year lS64 or So 555 IS.
Which i respectfully submitted.
IS. z. JONES
Auditor Rat:s Ca.ntv.
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Federal Licenses.

All persons resident of Division No. eight (Batte
county, of the Fourth Collection District of the
State of California. are hereby notified that Lcens-
es imposed by an act to provide Internal Revenue
to support the Government and to pay interest on
the public debt are now due, and must be paid
at the Office of the Collector OF Internal Revenue.
Al parties who shall not have taken ont their
License by the 18th day Of December, 1852, shall
be considered delinquent and shall be subject to
pay three times the amount of License.
All Manufacturers. DistIers, Railroad Compa-
nes, Bridge Companies, Aucuoneers, and Bntch-
ers. are required to make MONTHLY RETURNS
between the first and tenth day of each month. for
the month preceding, and in default thereof shall
pay penalty of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Brewers and Di-tiliers are required TO give bonds
and keep an account of sales etc, according to a
form prescribed ny Law which may be obtained at
the office of the Collector.
A. \. DELONG,
Collector Fourth District.
by Z. DUNHAM,
Deputy Collector for Division No. Eight.
OFFICE Myers street, between Montgomery
and Bird, OroyiIe.
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COUNTY TRE NSVRER'S OFFICE. ,
n--N---a ~. =. -

Warrants drawn on the General County Fund
registered in Nay. June. and Jely. ls6o; also, war
rants drawn on the lndiseat Siek Faad. registered
in May. June July, August, September, October,
and November. lS60; also warrants drawn on the
County Road Fund, registered il May August
and September, 1852, viii be paid on pye>eu,a-
tion at this office, and VIII cease TO bear iu-
terest fFom This date: il not presented within
sixty days the money SET apart for .heig reJemp-
tion. viii Ice appropriated to pay warrants next
in order oi registry.
y. BURROUGHS.
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Gsx. MCCLELLAN touched the right chord
in his brief address on the occasion of his re-
ception at Trenton While the army is
fighting, said he, ~you as citizens must see
that the war is prosecuted for The preservation
of the Union and the Constitution, for your
nationality, and your rights as citizens These
be letters Of Cold.
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Finest Billiard TablesI
A CIGAR STAND

Is also attached TO the saloon kept bv Mr.. SAM.
C. DENS0N, well known in the county. whore
none bat the very best article Of Cigars and NJ
bacco, selected By himself at san Francisco. WI.
be dispensed 70 his customers.
sH- The public are invited TO call and satisfy
themselves.
II. B. HUNT.
0roville, Nov. 6th lsi9.
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Luxurianf Beauty.

promotes lis growth. prevents is falling Of er2i.-
cafes dAair.. ana iaapa-ts health aud pls.lsautncss
to the head. Il has stoo3 the test Of time. bein,
the original Hair Co,oring. ana is constantly in-
creas.ng IL favor Used II both gentlemen AID
ladies. Il i sola by all respectable dealers. or san
be procured By them O, y. :. BARNES. Proprietor,
New York. HoSrEr, ,gR. S,Iru * nEtN. Agents,
san Francisco. Two sizes. SO cents. and s..
o25eowlyr
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LETTER FROM THE EAST.
[EDrroHIAL coEEzsrosDEScE.l
THREE RIVERS, Mich gan.
November 1S. lSsa

THE POLITICAL REVOLUTION.
THREE RIVERS. Michigan,
November Is 1S62.
the Democracy Of California, prior to the
ember elections in the Atlantic States,
an unusual confidence as TO their results. /
can now take great satisfaction IN the re
zion Of their views and antieipations Of the
9 body Of conservative men with whom
have acted. Those who have gone of
the radical Republican organization, can
y remain the plant tools of abolition dem
.ues. or endeavor to recover their position
reaction as hasty as their conversion to
caIism the people Of the nation have just
eted,
that the elections are over here, our
5 in California may be willing to ad-
the great body of the supporters of
1ocratic ticket, acted from deep and
convictions, and regarded the contest
-olying the great principles of politi
PERSONAL rights. The result here shows
arbitrary arrests, and the disregard Of
ers Of constitutional limitations and
had alarmed the people, and caused
ar that, without check and reform
espects, the Government would not
eserving. 1t is this feeling that has
conservative sentiment of the Ia
inph. The supporters Of the Dem
1t were no less loyal to the Federal
than their opponents. This is evil
heir defeat Of Vallandingham who,
5 regarded, whether justly or not
Dist. The conservatives have, in
themselves more loyal than their
end have shown that they not only
eerye the Government in its in
ard it not only against open re
against the more dangerous
sconstruction, perversion and
VI luG HCbpG hdS INV lt44lo' NA
has pronounced in emphatic
effort to crush the rebellion
ted from that purpose, and
rush out our liberties as 4
Union and the Constitution
rved and if our opponents
will rightly interpret the
in the recent elections, aud
cly on the platform OF re
nj maintaining the latter
4 can have a united people
i've vigor and success to the
lerous in this hour of tri-
in this great and glorious
artizan victory Of the Dem
to recognize the patriotic
thousands OF conservative
hitherto acted in politica
Their exertions have beer
were unseldsh and gene
them the glorious result
len attained
friends, while yet flushed
use our success as become;
when their country is in
opponents have been unjust
US, let US convince them Of
ration, and a careful respect
ucluding those Of opinion.
iilfer from them, we do not
tism; the country needs
co operation to rescue it
edition c.
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INE oF STEAMSHIPS.

INE OF STEAMSHIPS.
d, now expected from
ava, Japan Is one of
t by " II. :. Lindsay
by him the England.
They are fuil-rigged.
and register S74 tons
nent. The England
go to the Japanese
l25.G00. The Scot
steamers that former
nd Singapore, aud to
asst Indies. Parties.
pear. have purchased
similar 10 the Scot
connection with her
are the Tennemouih
his last vessel is DOW
gland, aud Will be
and the other, We
nina. and will leave
Pr the sailing Of the
stop S6 hours Ct
here, and returning.
andwich Islands. the
e buukers Of each
re enough to carry
e entire trans-Pacife
anywhere ; aud being
I'd. they will be ena-
air winds and with
probably make the
aud San Francisco
h steamer viii have
ass passengers. and
tecrage passengers
are Russell x Co.
Americans.
:. F. Bulletin.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-20

Tbs Memphis Bulletia OF the l4,h inst, says
delight by the secessiouists in that city.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-20
DIED.

In Orovine. at his residence. on Monday evening,
the 18th day of December, GEORGE VI. CRAIG. aged
- years, formerly OF Iowa. for tie last Ten years
resident Of California.
Iowa and Missouri papers please copy.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HELMS TREET'S
HAIR RESTORATIVE
IT Il NOT 4 DYE

Bat restores gay hair 70 Is natural oolo7 by Sp
plying the capillary tabss with n4,a7a, suseaAace
impaired win age or disease. Al .astaa;ansaas
6yes are composed Of hanar oassic. destroying the
vitality and be.aty Of the hair. aad 4ar3 Of them
selves no dressing. Heimstreets Ilimitable Color
ing not only restores hair is natural color by an
easx nr.,eess L. cfNes The hair
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-20
Notice to Delinquent
T A K p AVER S
OF BUTTE COUNTY.
AUDITORS : OFFICE BUTTE Co., CAL,
Dec. 30. lS62.

The Delinquent Tax List for the year a. D. 1852,
has this day been deposited with the District At
torney, and unless the Taxes therein specified are
paid to the County Treasurer within twenty days
from the date Of this notice action VIII be CON.
menced by said Attorney for snch Taxes and costs.
B. F. JONES,
County Anditor. Butte Go.
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Notice.

OFFICE n. c. r. +. Co.
0EovILLE. Dec. 20.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE An
" nual meeting of said Company for the election
of seven Directors and tor the transaction OF such
other business as may come before IL VIII be held
at the office Of the Company, Tuesday, the 20th
day Of January next, at O'Clock p N.
D. HARRIS, Secretary.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-20

A QUARrERNAsTER has been arrested at
Cairo, Illinois, for following in the footsteps
of his ilustTious predecessor. Cameron.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-20
.SeN-<<~-

LUCKY MAS.-On Saturday. Dec. oh. TWO
residents OF Dutch Flat were returning from
Little York. by the new trail when, inst at
the bridge that crossed Bear River. one Of the
party picked up an cid fashioned Sag. da-
ted 1882. From is appearance il must have
been dropped there several years ago.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-20
REHABILITATION.

To balance in treasury Jan. 9th 1852 ; 1922 Il
q total receipts to Dec lst llo,595 10
sI29S27 u
Bv total amount paid out......... sI.54s 81
Ralance in Tre,,s. Dc - s rs 3
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-20
ATTENTION. SIR KNIGHTS

The oroville Commandery of Knights Templar
No.5, willassemble at Masonic Hall, on the second
and fourth Wednesday of each month. SirKnights
from abroad are invited to attend whenever con-
venient. THO'S CALLOW, Com.
ARTHUR McDERMorr, Recorder.
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ROAD FUND.

To bal. in treasury Jan. 9Th 20 0j
= reed on acct delinquent
taxes 1858, 50. 60. 81 -
delinq't taxes 1861. 30 96
- d" taxes 1852. ...... lI39 %
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Balance in Treas. Dec. LIS &
-dPPORTYONED is F0LLOU-s.
OF BUTTE co

GENERAL COUNTY FUND.
To Warrants drawn and IN
paid Jan. 9Th 1852 -. sl00,f42 90
Warrants drawn and IN
paid from Jan. 9th to Dec.
lst 1852. ...-..... ..... 25.4l9 81
si25.56l 81
Cr.
By Warrants redeemed from
Jan. 6th To Dec. lst 1852 s25 SIS 26
q Cash in Fund. - .... 9,9e7 SO
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Warrants unpaid. g ,005 50
INDECENT SICK FUND.
To Warrants drawn aud IN
paid Jan. 9Th l>52 -..-- Sl6526 %
Warrants drawn and tn
paid from Jan. 6th to Dec.
lst 1852 .......-..-.- 5,776 so
So, ,S02 IS
Or.
By Warrants redeemed. ... a,l23 0S
. Cash in fund. d....--...... e,7Ts 25
s.eo1 50
Warrants unpaid. ....... slS ,a0I l3
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NoN CRY. The Dalles
gives the following ac-
ammitted at Canon City
wo men named II. II.
wins, got into a quarrel
J separated for the time
saQuently knox knocked
were again parted with
on either side. At about
they met for the third
n knocked Blevins down
: him. Whilst in this
ceded ID drawing a knife
iulicting Injuries from
Instantly
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-20
Financial Report
OF the County Auditor of Butte
County. for the Term cOmmen-
cling Jan. I. 1861. and ending
Dec. 1. 1862.
STATE FUND.

To The Board Of Saperrlsars Of Butte Co.a,u
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JAMES o. COUSINS. Proprietor.
TO Unfortunate Fcmaies-Aias! cried I

TO Unfortunate Fcmales-Aias cried l,
poor Maid, your skin, tho yellow coarse, and dark
as sin, and pinpled, fresked. supbarnt, tanned.
spotless can be, understand such defects arp
cured el7pe. when washed with Jones Chemical
soap. Your teeth, your breath You'n not dispute
when washed with Iatout's Soap Teeth Root white
as the driven snow are made. though yellow. tar
tared- dark, decayed ana fragrant. pure aad sweet
your breath, though pugid. foul as rotten death;
and that red hair, though now as coarse any
name or tail of horse silky and dark twould be
made to live, ny Jones Coral Hair Restorative; all
dau1ruh. scuri would he removed-the hair stopp'd
falling and improved The articles above spoken
Of are all we represent them and are sold at rea-
sonable prices. (25 cents BY every respectable
druggist ia California
Agents-Crane 4 Brigham, Druggists, san Fran
cisco. Olgv
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.UIsITEs.-The San joaquin
/ a story is in circulation
ms and capitalists Of San
of the five Federal Tax
mia (without mentioning
$4,000 in gold coin that
bis hands by the people.
nbacks, paid the green
Mt United States Treasu-
pocketed the difference
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oRovILLE LODGE No. 1913. 7. \. NJ.

a THE STATED COMMUNICATIONS az
~ Oroville Lodge. No. l03. of F. \. NJ, ar
~ held on the last Saturday Of each month
aud called meetings every Saturday at the Masonic
Hall, over \. McDermott's Drug Store.
DANIEL JEWETT, W.M.
SIMON r. RosENTHAL, Sec'y.
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Balance in Fund. S2l. .76S
Balance in Fund. .
CONTINGENT FUND.

To bal. in treasury Jan. 9th Sl,709 81
" reed on acct delinquent
tax lSjS. 1859, 1880. l73 s.
4" g delinq't tax 1851 .. 204 s6
. = property tax ls62... 3,49l OF
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ToYsORIAL.-If YOU want your HAIR CyTin 4
manner that becomes you-your head SHANFooED
with an article that thoroughly removes the dand.
ruff and stimulates the capillary organs Of tie hair
Tonics and Cosmetics: if you waat clean, com
Portable Bath. a Warm Bath. Cold Bath, Shower
Bath salt Bath, sulphur Bath. or Perfumed
quarters, Montgomery street next doortocorner
Myers street.
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Ct.
By Warrants redeemed. .... Sc 0G7 50
treasurer : commissions. 80 %
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Courier says that
stationed at Fort
Of q company oi
fifty remain
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