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The national Republican., 1862-06-02
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The national Republican., 1862-06-02

sp4IRD WARD, SECOND. PRECINcT.-
the provisions Of the charter Of the city Of washns
ton ian ELECTION Win b bald on MONDAY, the
a.y Se1s
street north, for Mayor. to serve two years; one
AeRber Of the Board Of Aldermen. to serve wo
Counci to serve one year and IN Assessor, to serve
twolyeafs, iof said Ward.
Tie Polls viii open At ! O'Clock, A. n, and CLOSE
GEORGE 8. GIDEON,
G. A. BALL,
B. Z CUTTINGS,
mN 10 Commissioners.
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
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Photographers,

In addition 70 ous large businss, W have aade,
. hrgs snd choice stock Of ambrotyps and yhoto
graph materials, suoh - ~ 81
UNION CASES, ....., -,
Every ~ in The Tfsds.
DOUBLE GILT BANNER CASES, -
every size nads.
UNION GILT FRAMES,
every size msds.
ANoY and OVAL MATS snd PRESERYEks
every stzs In the Trade.
ExcELsIoR IRON PLATES,
l,r every izs In the trade.
hELAINeTYPE AND vERNEY PLATES,
every dle made. +.
80 FRENCH CROWN GLASS, .rorr.
H.. (. 4, every size in the Trade. p.
We guarantee to sell this stock At or near ths usa
ufAstursr' prices. - -
Oar printed PRICELIsT sent frss 70 any ID
orders from Artists In the respective Camps
promptly attended 70 by rstarn mall ...' .... .
Store open from 10 MT g~Pn-
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The national Republican., 1862-06-02
PR OBPEO
WRKkLY NANNNAL R8lQDAIOANs

Nfr.-.'7 Va ~ siH hVIt n q.
gJfhs undersigned commenced, the meath Of
Dsoshbsr, 1880, the psSlication, In this oity. OF
awsskly Newspaper, ca'sd the Hdsso~nl Bsps'b.
kcaAI ''saN.i h..d''. h'.i''l wv " thi0
II u pr;ntSd On large sheet, twsnty-ssysn
BY fofty.tvo inches, and Is furnished ~ The low
priosS stated below. r.rs
II boutaiSs I'll tAs roriepsl .nstass Of ~,
daily lNaiionai RpSb.ioaa, with the exception
Of iodal pswS net interesting 70 ooustry ssb.
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II Win rive full reports Of The proceedings Of
Congfsss, and Of the other departments Of the
National Government. ..lgsip
II cbntains On me news Of the day, foreign
and dbmsstio, markets, &o., &c., a. well - an
origiSal ssrrsspNdn0lAsm sN,psrts sfths
country. The maiscsflSnsous department will
receive special attention, and, In all respects,
| the effort win be made to establish the charao.
ter cf the National Republioan A. Family
Newspaper. -iiI - < - z srt ~ I
Warrington being Aow the central point Of
the current military opersdons, prsat astantou
will be- paid to furnishing the readers Of the
NatiS~ai Repsb,tedA With full, and especially
v.r v,sp ,or sp 4. us,sss 10 sc-s4tf'l
In politics, the paper is Republican, sustain
ing he Administration sf Mr.. Lincoln. II =
There il no other Republican paper in the Dis
triot Of Coiuhbt&S ~ IN the vicinity Of II, ant
II 10 believed that recent events havs opened Il
such . paper an important sphere Of ussfu
sAort. The time has come, whom the aotua
standardization Of the Govsrnnsnt upon Rspub
load principles will explode the misrsprsssn
tatidns which hSSs made thdss principles D
distSstsful to the South.
Btt II Ia not only here, and in this vicinity
thatthe projectors Of the Naiiomdi Repslblica'
hopS to naks It ussftil. 10 the whole oountr!
they oNer . journal which will discuss nations
politics from a national standpoint, and whicl
will never bs swerved from patriotic duty b.
any lovsrpowsring pressure Of local interest.
The national Republican., 1862-06-02

E,OURTH wARD-FIRSr PRECINCT.
Il Notice 10 hereby given that 10 conformity 10
the provisions Of the charter Of the city OF Wash
lngtol, an election will Be held on Monday, the I'd
coIser Of sxth s}reet yest and stfeet sorth. for
MAJ to serve two years. one member Of the Board
Of Alderman 70 serve two year, and three members
The polls will open at .; m: and close at p. m.
+. A. KLOPFER,
JAS ENGLISH,
Y. g. ECkLOFF,
may 20 Commissioners.
The national Republican., 1862-06-02

TlRDT wARD-8ECOND PRECINCT.
Notice is hereby given that, IL conformity 70 the
SRoSiSons Of the charter Of the city Of WashnEtou
Junsl next, at Dorsetts Carpenter Shop, corner oi
Etghteenth and @ streets, for Mayor 70 serve two
yearS for one member Of the Board Of Aldermen tn
servetwo ye. r. three member Of the Board Of Com
mon Council to serve year and Assessor to servs
two leap for said ward . ...#F.. ...- "A.
SAMUEL STOTT,
r. r. DORSETT, ST.,
/. LEWIS PARKER,
| mya0 ..H.' Commissiouers.
The national Republican., 1862-06-02
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IuEbr WAnD.-FIRsT PRncfNor. 5oL d
e Nfucs 3 hsssey sivsn that, e oosiosmisy % the
,S1alehtiou will be held On Monday, the ID day Of
'i1A2 kext, n JOHN O. Rssvsss Cslpsatsr Shop, I
szsstl between Ninetessth and Twsuseth ssassts,
the Beard Of Aldermen. 10 servs two yeafS, three
msmben Of the Board Of Common Council 70 Ierve
one ySar, and an Assessor, 70 serve two year, fos
hapolls will opsn at Ia m, snd c,c.e q 7p. u.
WIN II. CALVERT,
W, PARKER,
pol JAS o. WIrhBks.
my26 E. ..E Commissioner
The national Republican., 1862-06-02

SPECIAL ATTENTION Is REQUESTED.
The national Republican., 1862-06-02


whsn . Club Of subscribers has been for.
wandsd, additions may bs made to II on the
same terms. It Is not necessary that the sub.
soribers to Club should receive their papers
At the same post ofnoe.
Money may bs forwarded BY mail, at our
rilk. Large amounts can bs rsmitted in Treas.
ury notes, or drafts on Boston, New York,
Philaislphiai or Baltimore; msIlsF snoshts
In gold, or in notes Of solvent banks. Address
". ]. AURTAGH 4 co,
Washington, D. O.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

DEATH OF JCDGE Intelligence was re
ceiyed by Hon. c. F. Lott, OF Oroyille, during the
last week, of the death of Hon. PETER Lori.
American Consul at Tehuantepec in Mexico. which
event took took place on the 10th of March, after
weeks Illness His disease was congestion of the
bowels. The affecting intelligence was received
in letter from his wife, who had arrived
at Acapulco, after long voyage in a sailing
vessel. from whence She took the steamer Tor her
sorrowfal home in the Atlantic States 1t will be
recolleeted tha: Judge Lott was appointed TO this
post by President Lincoln last fall and sailed from
New York in December. Judge Lott was a son of
Or. Charles F. Lott of Qlakertown. Pennsylvania
and was born in Pemherton. Burlington county.
New Jersey, in ISL. He graduated at Princeton
College at the age of nineteen, and subsequently
read law in the Office OF Hon. Samuel L. Southard.
of Trenton. After being admitted 10 the bar. he
practiced law for several years in Trenton. and in
1895, emigrated 10 Quincy, Illinois, He held vari
Gus positions OF honor and trust in his adopted
State. being clerk Of the Circuit Court for several
years a member Of the State Legislature. and Al
another period President Judge Of the Fifth Judi
cial District of the State the post afterwards held
by Hon. Stephen \. Douglas. He also served in the
Mexican war-being Captain of a company in Col
Bissell's regiment and was in the battle of Buena
Vista. under General Taylor He subsequently
came to California and was for some time an assist
ant editor of the san Francisco Times and Trans
crpt. He was Superintendent of the san Fran
cisco Mint, during the latter part of Pierce's Ad
ministration, but was removed by Buchanan on ac-
count Of his friendship for Douglas. He was
man of intelligence, and much esteemed by large
which he was called, ably and faithfully. Judge
Lott will be remembered by many Of our citizens
as having spent a month or two in Orovile during
the summer of ISIS, at the residence of his brother
Peace 10 his ashes.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

FgENoyT's MARIPosA EsrArE.-An item
has been going the rounds of the California
press to the effect that, Fremont's Mariposa
estate is now in better condition than ever
heretofore, and that, Mr. Park has succeeded
in bringing it ont of labyriuth of difficulties
Did 1t never occur TO the people. when reading
this notice. how Fremonts estate was brought
ont Of labyrinth of dificulties?' VIII II
occur to them when they are pressed for their
taxes What had the millions of dollars OF
Government money. squandered by Fremont
at St Louis, to do with it? Was there any
connection between the labyrinth of dificul-
ties that surrounded Fremont's Mariposa es-
tate, and the labyrinth of useless forti6ca.
tions with which Fremont surrounded the city
of ST. Louis
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

THE II YPoCRIT The Marvsville
Express has, standing under its editorial head,
an extract from a speech of Douglas, which it
now endorses as correct. When the statesman
was living, and putting forth herculean exer-
tions for the preservation of his country and
constitutional government, the Express was
persistent and bitter in its efforts to put him
down. 1t could then out-Herod the Republi-
can press in its denunciations of Douglas
Away from his tomb, nor desecrate it with
crocodile tears, you canting, sniyeling, rebel
confederacy recognizing hypocrites, OFF from
the corse of the dead patriot, whom you assist
ed the Republicans to kill you remorseless
political ghouls and Hyenas Oh, for the
club of Hercules, and the power to use it, when
we see the Breckenridge and Republican
gorilas thus de6le the memory of the patriot
and statesman, sent TO premature grave by
their bitter sectional hatred, and unrelenting
prosecutions.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

uH- DIR HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIrTERS
should be in the possession Of everybody in the
mining region. As preventative Of the various
dangerous diseases 10 which the gold seeker is la
be il has no superior While it is quite palatable
as beverage. it is speedy and powerful in lis effect
upon the system. In all cases of Diarrh@a, DySen-
terry and the prevailing fevers consequent upon
exposure, the Bitters viii be found invaluable As 4
corrective. No man should enter upon the exposed
camp life Of a miner without being provided with
Hostetters preventive OF stomach disease. nor
should any of those who are engaged in the occupa.
tion fail to have recourse to the Bitters Sold nv
all Druggists and dealers everywhere.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

Tbs NEws.-Up to the hour of going 10
press, nothing of particular Importance had
been received from the East. The repuIse of
Benham's command from James Island, near
Charleston is confirmed and the latest dispatch
contained the particulars of the fight of the
26th at Richmond. A guerrilla band of cav
airy. had captured train of cars on the Mem.
phis and Corinth Railroad, making prisoners
Of several officers.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

HARD on THE REPUBs.-There is no CEN
sure too strong and no punishment too severe,
says the New Hampshire Patriot. for men
who take advantage of the suffering of their
leon shot every dishonest contractor on the
spot, and a similar punishment should be
awarded to those who look upon this war as an
opportunity to make money. If the Admins
tration followed Napoleons example, the Re
publican party would soon be deprived of most
of its leaders
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

An ANADoR lSvENToR.-David Armstrong.
Of Pine Grove, says the Amador Dispatch, has
applied for patent for explosive musket bull.
lets and cannon balls, and also for civil engi-
neers instrument which he has named the
e. Siadescope,' it being a stationary instr1men,
by which the distance from the observer to an
object in view is reckoned correctly and rapid
" Both Of these inventions are very ingeni-
ously designed ard may prove to be very
usaflL
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

PRoPosED TELEGRArH LINE TO WAsHoE
CErY.-Mr. james Gamble, Superintendent Of
the California State Telegraph Company. ar
rived il town day or two since, says the Ter
ritorial Enterprise. and visited Washoe City
to determine the propriety of extending the
telegraph line to that place. He Will return
to California by the Northern route, as the
company contemplate building line over tha,
route
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05
.orEer.r.. 5. w b not pabIIsh yoar letter

"QuER1sT,v :. P.-We do not publish your letter
hecause We do bot agree with You, that, The reb-
els are not likely to be conquered soon,T and, be-
cause if the people Of san Francisco, are 'prepar-
ing to celebrate the 4th with all due solemnity,
we do not care about communicating their lugu-
brious feelings to this portion of the State Your
remarks concerning Senatorial candidates are well
enough but we are tired of scizz0ring and mutilat
ing your letters. Give Us good Democratic, Star
Spangled Banner, = Hail Columbia, letters, with
4 sprnkling Of Yankee Doodle" in them.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

ToNSoRIAL.-h You want your HAIR Crrina
manner that becomes you-your head SHAMrooEp
with an article that thoroughly removes the dand.
ruff and stimulates the capillary organs Of the hair
or i DELIGHTFUL SHAVE with the Accomplishments
OF the purest Hair Oil, Cologne. Pomades. Hair
ronics and Cosmetics: if you want clean. com.
Portable Bath, a Warm Bath Cold BATH. a Shove,
Bath Salt Bath, sulphur Bath, or a Perfumea
Bath call at FERGUSON : Hair Cutting Head
Myers street. d95tf
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

The North Carolina brigade in the rebel
service did good thing in hanging their
Brigader General, and disbauding. The Re
publican party of California claim to have
dlsbanded, but they were very careful lot to
initiate the example OF the North Carolina
brigade by hanging their Republican leaders,
The North Carolina rebel troops have furnished
better evidence of their conversion TO Union
sentiments than have the Republican party of
California.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

The Republicans claim to be conservative.
and opposed 10 abolition Governors and Con
gressmen. Who ever heard of the abolition
party eecting Governors or Congressman ,
They are Republicans, elected by the Repub-
lcan party. What is the conservatism of a
party that elects abolitionists worth, and how
long will the people be deceived into placing
men in official position, whose politics they
scorn and condemn? If you believe in the
doctrine Of abolition, vote the Republican
ticket. If not, then vote against it. If the
Republicans cannot approve of their own acts,
they are not competent to govern the country.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05
n BURROUGHS

ss' san Franci>oo April Sth, lS62.-Messrs
Rediuston 4 Co.-I lake pleasure IN informing You
that have been using oar excellent YEAST
POwpERS for some time, and uuhesi:atin-lv pra-
uoanee them uae4uailei ty any similar preparation
that have ever used. Every hoasekeeper may rely
on it that. when used according 70 directions they
never fail to produce that most desirable Of all arti-
cles Of fooi-sood, street and nutritious Bred
Having ouce proved how sUrERoE they are to all
others, l would on no account be without them.
Yours, respectfully.
ap26 MES. y Mills.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

AT every turn" says the Boston Post
there appears fresh evidence that there are
to get at the truth of things, really but tive
parties in the country-one in favor Of the
Constitution as it was interpreted by Jefferson
Madison and Washington and one. under
pretence Of supporting it, in favor Of interpret
ing il into the sanction Of a scheme for thl
immediate emancipation Of the slaves"
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

Gov. SPRAGUE, of Rhode Island, was the
only Democratic Governor in America at the
time the war began, and was among the first
to lead troops to the nations capitol. The
rebel Governors have busted themselves run
ming away, Republican Governors were in the
habit OF visiting the battlefield after the battle
had been foaght, as muses." to the wounded
soldiers, until Mcclellan and Halleck told
them they wanted no more old women!
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05
COnStable'S Sale.

RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- ont Of Justice Geo. G. Berry's Court, Ophr
Township. County of Butte and State Of California
bearing date OF June 18th Is62 to me directed, and
delivered, against D. c. Downer and in favor Of
Fitch Hunt, commanding me to make the sum Of
one hundred and eleven 30-l00dthS dollars judg-
meat, and d further sum Of thirteen s0-l00lths dol
lars cosis 0s suit, and accTuing costs have levied
on and viii expose for sale at public auction at the
Court House door in Oroville on Monday the 2sth
day Of July lS62, at 10 O'Clock i NJ. Of said day,
the following described property. 10 wit: all the
right title and interest (Said interest being one
fourth Of eight mining claims) of D. c. Downer in
and to eight mining claims situated and lying in
Butte County, on the Northwest side OF Feather
River and lying al the Southeast corner Of Table
Mountain, near Morris Ravine, and lying between
Juquis and Sh2rp's claims.
Given under my hand this 5th day of July ls62
MOSES CHASE
Constable Ouhir Township
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

Is the physical world We have artificial
teeth, artificial hair, eyes, calves, hips, noses,
and artificial morality, and cannot help think
ing that the fine physique of the Goddess of
Liberty would be thus artidcially composed,
should the Republican call for grand Union
party be successful.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

An old line Republican, contemplating the
list of converts his party had gained by the
fusion Union movement, sorrowfully remarked:
i" What could have induced them to join US
It will do them no good, and only injure our
partyI"
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

THE FoURrH.-The anniversary Of our nation 5
independence, was quietly passed by our citizens,
as general holyday. Aside from the turnout of
the Guards, collation. given by the officers of the
company, and the ball in the evening, there was
nothing done; although there was considerable
patriotism exhibited by individuals, who could not
suffer the occasion to pass without demonstration
PREMATURE DIscHARGE.-DuIing the firing yes
;crday, the gun accidentally discharged, burn
ing the hands of the person engaged in driving
home the cartridge, and hurling the heavy ramrod
he was using within an inch of his nose. He
had narrow escape, bat "retreated in good order
We did not lean his name
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

SHOT HIMsELF.-We understand that a son of
Col. latham accidentally shot himself through the
heshy part of his arm, Friday week. He was
with the company hunting Indians, and had lain
down to take a nap, with his rifle by his side, when
he accidentally discharged the gun by striking his
foot against the lock. His wound is severe but
not dangerous. He was compelled to return home.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

THElR FUNERAL.-The bodies Of the Young IA
dies killed by the Indians near Chico. were buried
on Friday week. The Father is absent at washoe
or Humboldt. the young brother. who Wis capturei
with the girls. still prisoner if he has not met
the fate of his sisters, the agony of the mother
may be imagined. but who but the mother could
realize it Y \ gentleman who witnessed the burial
scene. describes ii as heart reading indeed Placid
and beautiful even in death, they appeared to have
fallen asleep with the hue Of health upon their
cheeks. The mind stacsers under the generally
accepted belief that there is anything like human
sympathy in the savage breast. We learn from
Judge Wells, who attended the funeral. that the
names Of the murdered girls were Ida A. and Min.
ME 5. Hickok, aged respectively Is and b. MAY
'ed rest their souls aud extend His comfort TO the
heEeaved parents
We learn that the party in pursuit OF the Indians
attacked their camp Tuesday night killing sew
eFai' when the Indians fed in confusion. The
S'e'iAS OF the little boy, brother Of the murdered
girls captured At the sane time was reeovere5 II
vas net aScelta'Red whether the Indians haS n,lr-
eeTed him. He was six or seven wears Of a~S
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

BETTER STlLL.-The Marysville Express
copies an extract from speech of Stephen \.
Douglas, delivered prior to the commencement
of the war, when that statesman deemed it
possible to save the country from the deyasta-
tions of insurrection, by compromise Here is
what be said at later period, when war was
raging-the last words of his patriotic life =
Support the Constitution and obey the laws
of the United States"
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE
were IN session yesterday morning. Their
proceedings were not completed in time for
publication in our present issue. The propo-
sition from the Republican County Committee
for fusion convention was declined.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

FRU1r-We afe indebted to Mr.. Kingsley, of
Briggs orchard, near Hamilton, for box of apri-
cots aud apples. Mr.. Kingsley has established
depot for the sale Of his fruit, in Theatre Block,
Huntoon street. in the room formerly occupied by
Jesse Beene's Drug Store.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

Is it not humiliating fact that the leading
Republican paper of the country is regularly
smugged into rebeldom that its incendary
articles may keep the minds of the people of
the South inflamed against the Union2
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

SoDA--We are indebted to Messrs. Deamer 4
Wallis, for a bountiful supply of Soda. We are
gratied to note their prosperity. They made their
appearance on the morning of the 4th with new
and beautiful express wagon, manufactured at the
shop of Mr.. Hutton, Oroville.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNTY rREASuRER.S OFFICE
OroviIle. june n -

Warrants drawn on the General County Fund
registered February l4'h sud 2otA I>eo; also
Warrants on the the Indiseat Sick Fund registered
April End l>6o, viii be paid on presentation
AT tins Office. and VIII cease 10 bear Interest
from his date; il rot presented within sixty days
the money set apart for their redemption will be
appropriated 10 pay warrants next in o7lcr OF
resis1Ty.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

An APPROPRIATE NANE.-The Milwaukee
Daily News terms our Congress at Washing
ton the 4. negro debating society" Its mem
bers think on the negro, talk on the negro.
and the negro is the beginning and the end of
all It's deliberations"
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

The Republicans have broken their promise
Of al economical administration of the Govern
ment, and now make Union promise equally
as good.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

THE Republicans jumped at the Democracy
of California, and were severely Jared. Hence
the saying Of their organs that the Republican
party " has gone TO pot"
The weekly Butte record., 1862-07-05

Es- There are only t,co sides 70 the question
Erery man must be for the United States OF
aSafnst it, There can Be no neutraIs IN this 'c7T,
ONLY PATRIors-oK rRAIToRs.-S. A. Douglas.