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The national Republican., 1862-08-28

~ As an evidence Of the wonderful varl-
ETY. Of production possible in the toil and eli
mate Of this country, 1t is interesting to nots
30 suggestive an item Of productive industry
as the success Of sorghum, by which the North
ern States are already nearly Independent
both Of Louisiana and Cuba, in the article o.
cane sirup or molassss. II l. estimated thai
Ohio alone will, this season, produce ffteer
millions Of gallons, worth at least siI million.
OF dollars-avs times the product Of last sea
sons crop The other States will produce Q,
much more.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
From Fortress A6enros.
R.eev.l o. sssl...: =. e,. r...

H'-''. , OF 1870: osS...sS. es PIE r''.'
FosrRrss NoSRol, August @.-Ths sseam-
ship Daniel Webster arrived here this morning
and 10 waiting orders. The transport Elm City
has been discharged from Qovsrnmsut service
and goes 70 New York 10 be repaired.
There have been no disasters ~ yet heard ol
resulting from the recent storm, which 10 nov
over. Basiaess-ksee has resumed ~ woeted
activtty. r',l. st.,as III. .ygsag,
An order bAs been issusd, that oil the build.
lngs at Old Point Comfort, in the vicinity oi
the fortress, Be Immediately removed or torn
down. ,no1. hr. SesAr, one ol The proprietors
Of Hygsiaa Hotel, leaves for Washington TO-
night, having received notios that the build
lngs must be removed 10 four days.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

~ Batchslnr's Hair Dys--Ths Best IN
the orld.-William A. BAtehsloT's oeiebrated
Haiy Dye prodsoss . color net tv Be distinguirheo
from nstus wsrrantsd not to injure the Hsir In thu
issst remedies the III sasets Of bad dyes and inyg
o. Ates ths Hair for Life. GREY. RED, or RUSTY
leaving the hair son and bssutifll. Sold BY al
DruggiNs, TO- -..-
~ The lspuins b signed WILLIAM A
BATCHELOB, % le four iidss Of sach bos
Factory, No 81 Bsfolsy street, (Lats 2S3 Broso
way and 10 Bond,) New York m7 0ly
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

JoHN G. BREcKNMDoE assigns as principal
reason for his leaving Baton Rouge, there was
no waller there. He was not defeated Of
course II was only lack Of water. We did
not know that John was particularly fond Of
that simple beverage, He must have changed
decidedly in bis tastes since he left thIa city
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

SMALL NorEa PRoHIBrrED.-On and after The
2Oth Of September, the circulation Of all notsa
OF less denomination than i've dollars will bs
prohibited 10 this District, according 10 the
law passed some years ago. Treasury notes
and postage stamps will supply the deficiency
and will afford q safer and more convenient
currency.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
Thursday, August 2s, 1852.

- All persons who have Jailed to receive
this paper by applying to the agents, can, by
leaving their names at the once and prepayiua
their subscription, have their papers served BY
. special carrier from the Office
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

The FRIeATE NIAGARA TO BE ALTERED -
Workmeu are to be employed at once OF the
CharleStown Mass nsvy.ysrd ln cutting down
the Niagara to her spar deck port ellis, and
erecting light hammock rail 10 place of her
bnlwsrks. The ward room will be removed to
the berth deck, and the main deck rsised.
aide, and two 200 pound Psrrolt swivels.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

"a high wind occurred In Bangor, Maine,
on Saturday last Much damage was done,
trees blown down, fruit destroyed, and dslds
corn laid waste &c ttc.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

MILITARY PRIsoN.--The Govsrnmsnt is ma
king srraugsmsnts for building 9 military
prison here for prisoners captured 10 battle,
as more are now arriving here than can be
accommodated.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

A@Spseial aosics.-On and after Tuesday
April L. 1859, the trains On the Baltimore and Ohio
Rairosd will conmsuos running daily, (Buadayl
connecting at Washingtoo junction with Mail
Train for all parts Of The West pia Wheeling "
PsrteIbsrs. Through nchsts sold and baggage
II. Of inauguration 3. = y. X. Y.
Ap pl-du (Btsr Globsl
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

- Great PsnAsylvanl0 NoNts.-Ths
quisAsS asa aSsst rosts 10 the Northwest and
Southwest; Two through tfaiss daily, and oes o.
oil the principal points 10 the North and West Foi
tloksr aud urhsr inform, ,'ion apply at the oos Of
he "0.sst PsAnsylvaaia Route" northss.t corner
tiensi aos.l: 0mes opsn from .. N. TO .. N.
: = E.O. HORTON,
aug s-ly ASsai
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

The aeRAT DI2RETlC
THR GREAT DlUREriC
THi lRGAf pIUREriL
HELMBOLD'B EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIUREliC
And positivs and 8peoife rsmedy tor Dsasss Of iht
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, DroI1y
Organ Weakases,
And oil Dissssss OF toe Urhisfy Ofgurs
Bee advertisement In smother coluan. Cut u %
and send ior the medicine Ut once
Bsi1ars = u6llnierfslLs. je 9.-3'-
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

~ LIBRARY OF CON0RE Jalt Va,
iSeA..rhs Library Of Congress will bs oloAd IRON
July lss TO Ssptsmbsr lst -
jyA Librarian.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
u I.atest from Europe.

Sandy HOOK, August 27.--Ths steamahip
Persia is now passing this point on her way %
New York iI '"r' = "'g ~
&c She left Liverpool Of" the leth instant, her
sdyiees being two days lister than spy YET re-
TIE news relating 70 Garibaldi is vsry
vague and contradictory. No collision Il ysi
reported ~ having taken place. . ~ I
The fste day Of Louis Napoleon passed
without anything Of political sIgni6csncs being
uttered In the Imperial speech. o.
The liverpool market salss report bread
ttuks ss having downward tendency. /
Consols we're selling from sS3ssSt Tor money
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

Georgetown or the seventh ward (lslaud) who isil
70 receive their papsv isgulariy will oblise The
agent, 9; + pslphsy, Sy isavinf nst.cs q Nj
when al dslinqasaeass Will be promptly attended
70. may n .
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

Mr. john 9. 9arke,
Mr.. John q. 9arke,
Mr.. John s, &arke,
.Mr. John 3. tlurke,
.Mr. J0kss 8. tlNrke,
.Mr. J0hs, 9. larke,
Mr.. John 8. 3arAe,
Mr.. J0hss 8. 9arke,
Mr. John 8. 0arke,
Mr. john o. 1arke,
Nv. John 8. Oarke,
NJ. John 3. G0rkc,
Mr.. John 8. 9arIte,
MI. John 4. 0arke,
Mr.. John Z. 0arke,
Mr.. John 2. 0arke,
Mr.. John ?. 0arke,
Mr. John 8. 0arke,
Mr.. John Z. llarke,
Mr.. John r. Clarke,
MIR. John 8. Clarke,
Mr.. John .. Clarke,
Mr.. John 6. ,larke.
Mr.. John 8. Clarke,
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

~ The " Human Rights Assoctstioa y
viii meet st Temperance Hail on FRIDAY Even
ING nsxt. ats o'closk: Per order ef
J. G. UNDERWOOD. Prs't ,
VIZ. HufcHlssos, seo'y. aug 50 81
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

AVwsssoa's FFoSrsss o. slavery -Copia
Of thB wsfk are foe sals at Tie olos Of tie kaoad
R4sAso... Pamphlet sditaoa, % cents. Bound
edition, 70 osnt.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.-Ths oom
"A toFtsbis and nsatly-turnishsd Houss, No. q
hN.oah avenue, u now fos rent, FOR tsrms, apply
on the pxsmisss kGh1
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
or FIOlAL.
DHPARrnESr OF STAT,

DHPARrnENr OF STATE,
Wdshinqon, Jan. rs, 1862.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business on Saturdays
commencing with Saturday, the arst Of nsIi
month.
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

ArUnioa Prayer Mssting.-1bs UL,or
Prayer Meeting will BE- held every Afternoon .his
week, In New York Avenue church, (Rev Dr. Cur
hONr. o. jy2
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
aIoaoI N. WESTON, loiros.

~ The publication once Of the NATIONAL
RspusLIoAs is at the northeast corner Of d and
Seventh streets, second floor, over W. ID. Shop
herds book store. Entrance on Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

yXTANTED--At the New Yok Employment
avenue, TWENTY-FIVE (a6J WHITE and COL
0RkO GIRLS, with good references, ss Cooks
Chsmbsrmsids, LsundTsasss, Watressss, Huysss
% tsbiss In Private Families sr Hotels Also want
cd houses tnnsdtatsly with OF without FHniturs
Employers IN want Of good hslp, will 6nd Il 70 thsl
NJ ssE n. MILLER
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

VNTANTED.-ONEH HUNDRED MEN, to work
Hsrdsrs, and Baker. Apply TO Anthoay O'Dfisn, ,
at National Monument Grounds, Washing 90 D. G,
.ur n-m c,lApc .nd dsGGGkwI,ha 3 Mna
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

w the Insans, on the Ansoostis hsight,, opposite
tbs Navy Yard, iStsllissnt single Men 10 s,tsnd
upop pstisn0, one Baker, two WOmsn 70 cook and
and two 70 wash. Good wages are given, spd the
situations are althy, permanent to thote who oon
duct we'll, snd every way desirable.
y. n. NICHOLS,
~ 2o-lCt Superintendent.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
The Dran PssspensA IN Psn.sylxAnia

The Dram PsstpensA IN Psnnsylvania.
HARRIsBURG, August 27.-OrdeS have been
ietued postponipg the drait TIL The 18th Of Ssp.
teuber, till which time recruits will 10 received
for regiments now 10 the field. Volunteers for
accepted regiments not yet full will be received
ill the lst Of September, but without Govern
oasnt bounty or advanced pay 10 those recruits
received after the date heretofore specified.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

FORD'S TIE ATRE,
FORO'S THEATRE,
FORD's TkEATRE.
FORD'S THEATRE,
EORD'S TAf.sTRE,
FORD'S TyE.aTRE,
- ROMDsS. TSE.aTRE. -s
FORD'S TllAaTRE,
FORD'S TlkA1TRE,
----- FORNsS THA1TRE,
Z h'ossSs ar1IaaHEsr.,
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

VXIANTED DIAIMEDIArELY-Ane neat, furnished
w HOUSA. OF about eight rooms In the v,onity
Of Blk or seventh and north D OF streets Rsst
FRI m $50 to $50 per month
HOu.es wanted, fur nhed or unlurnl.hed; and real
ate Of all kinds bought and solo ON oon ml.sion
BY HENRY L. RIDER, Atty.
Omes sa E'tssn'h street, next to Riggs Co.'S
Bank. aug a8--Sts
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

Arrival or . Prize at Dostoa loaded with
. .r. .s. Gotten. ~.
BosroN, August 7.--A French ship passed
Woodshsle last evening for Boston, being =
prize to the ship Ino She cleared lately from
New Orleans for Bordeaux. with small cargo,
and twenty three days alter wss captured on
South Oarolioa with full cargo Of cotton.
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

w Of mude land the usual branches Of sduostiou
II dsslrsd) In family school, The beat Of refer,
diatsly, stating particulars, Rev. CHAB. SPESR
No AlS, Washington street, Bostou. Mas.
ly 2l-u
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

yIyAnTED-A oompetant WOMAN wants 3
w placed q housekespsr or nurss In Q geutsel
Prot sdtant family. Adde'S "Housksspsr," At thi'
Once. aug l-u
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

rfNTH STREET rxAEDIAELYABovE1uE The
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

VXTANTRD TO RENT--From middle Of ssptem.
w Der or ,st ofOctVbsr, an unluraishsd HOUSE
contaiaing not lsss than nine r0oms Siaatsd uorth
Of the Avenue and west OF Seventh street. Best OF
Inference given Address Boz "a, Washing on
p. q. --sa-..- aug .T-Sts
The national Republican., 1862-08-28
WANTS.

ID OARD WANTED.-A Gentleman 10 public
ID employment, with bis wife ~ d two children
dssire ooafd and lldglpg 10 quiet ,amilt tn I
healthy part Of the city. Addrss II @ II al
lhis once. rr %, aug 2s-lt
The national Republican., 1862-08-28

WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-1864, 1862-08-09
Justices Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA-INT TIE JUSTICES
- Court Chico Township. in and for the County
Of Butte. The people OF the State OF California send
greeting to J. y Anderson: You are hereby sum
ned to appear before me at my office in the
Township Of Chico. in the County OF Butte. on the
30th day Of August. \. D. l~62. at y O'Clock
NJ, to answer unto the mpiaiat Of Char e
Bates. who sues to recover judgment for the sum
one hundred and si1Iy-one and dfty one hundredths
dollars which sum he AYERS is die him for cash
paid for you and for labor and services rendered
when judgment viii be taken against Won FOR the
SAID amount. together with costs and damages, il
you fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff er ANY Constable Of said County
greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under ny hand, this 9Th day OF August
A. d. 1862. j. w. SHOOK,
Justice OF the Peace Of said Township.
1t is hereby ordered that this summons be pub
ished in the Butte Record once each week for three
successive weeks.
J.W. SHOOK,
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-1864, 1862-08-09

OUR INDIAN DiFFGcULTIEs.-Concerni the In
dian difficulties in the northern portion of this
county, it is known that our citizens of that vicinity
are making efforts to punish the perpetrators of the
Hi' kock tragedy. They have sent company into
the mountains for the purpose of bringing them to
justice if possible and ask the aid of citizens of the
county to sustain the effort This support ought to
TO be extended them. and we trust our citizens will
lend sustaining hand. DR.. Pratt, of Rock Creek
has been selected to solicit assistance in maintain
ing company of men in the mountains, until the
Indians shall be driven from the vicinity Of their
recent terrible depyedatious. and the lives of cti-
zens and ofinnocent women and children rendered
safe. The residents OF 0royille, who are removed
from the scene OF the tragedy can contribute from
their means to this purpose and We trust they will
do so. The members Of the Democratic Convention
which assemblies in Oroville today. should come
prepared TO make a contribution for this purpose.
Let us send the Doctor home with the substantial
assurance that we not deaf 70 the calls of suf
fsring humanity.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-1864, 1862-08-09
Summons.

~ THE DISTRICT COURT or THE FIF-
tenth Judicial District of the State of Callfor-
nla, IN and for the County Of Butte.
Lewis BIrwell " James Nelson. Anan Fargo,
=. h Show, c. B. Davis, ". L. Wallace, and \.
J. Potte, ct ais
Action brought in the District Court Of the Fit
teenh judicial District, and the complaint filed in
the County OF Butte, in the ONCE OF the Clerk CT
said District Court
The People OF the State Of California send greet
Ing TO Anan Fargo, ]. II Hoad, g. L. Shaw, g. B.
DAVIS, y" L. Wallace and A. Pofile. ct ais.
You are hereby required to ap-
pear IN an action brought arain-t y0u hv the above
named Plaintiff in the District Court of the Fifteenth
Judicial District Of the State Of California, in and
for the County Of Butte, and to answer the com
plant fled therein. Ga copy of which accompanies
this oummons) within ten days. Exclusive Of the
day OF >ervce) after the service nn you uf hi. sum
mons-if served within this County: or ii served
out OF this County but in this Judicial District with
in twenty days; OF served out ut said District then
within forty days-or judgment by default will be
taken against you.
The said action is brought to obtain Judgment
and decree for the possession Of the water ditch
reservoirs, water privileges and the land upon
which the same Is located in the counties Of Butte
and Plumas. California known a. the Black Rock
Ditch. &c, and that the title to said pronertv be
adJadged to be in this plaintiff against said de-
PENDANTS, and all others claiming from or through
said defendants. or either Of them. in any manner
whatever and to adiudge plaintiff entitled TO the
benefit OF the contract made between James Nelson
and q. W Fox on the one part, and q. B. Davis ct
ais. the other. dated Aug. I'd ISIS and 20 quiet
PLAINTIFF title to the Black Rock Mining Claim in
Butte County, to which said ditch is II appurten-
auce. Plaintiff sets forth in his complaint the pur
chase Of said property from Anan Fargo under
judgment decree and sale, in the District Court OF
Butte county in ) cause wherein Richard Breese was
plaintiff and W. E. Singer and Anan Fargo were
defendants. and purchase from C. E shaw, was for
value received by said shaw: that plaintiffs title
to said property was also, by virtue Of purchase
from " L. Wallace and A. J. Pottle; also by vir-
tue OF purchase fran G. B. Davis: all OF which i
particularly set forth as to time, place and manner.
and if you fail TO appear and answer the said
complaint above required, the plaintiff will take
judgment aud decree for the relief prayed for in hiS
complaint.
Given under ny hand a-d Seal of the
90, District Court OF the Fifteenth Judicial
I 1AA District, this It'll day Of August in the
~ year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty two.
J. ". GILhYSON. Clerk.
By R. HosART, Deputy. aug9-3m
Jos. E. v. LEWIS. Pitt Atty
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-1864, 1862-08-09
a. nE. HOSTcTrER.s srn,fAcr R-rrrra

rs DR. HOSTETrER'S STOMACH BITrERs
should be in the possession CT everybody in the
mining region. As preventative Of the various
dangerous diseases 10 which tie gold seeker is La.
Die 1t has 10 superior While it is quite palatable
as beVesags- II is speedy and powerful, ia il effect
upon the system. IN all cases Of Diarrioaa. Dysep-
terry and the pregad.as fevers consequent upon
exposure. the BiteTs VIII be found Invaluable as
corrective. No naa should enter upon the exposed
camp Ire Of miner without being provided with
Aostetter's preventive OF stomach disease. nor
shou any Of those who are engaged in the occupa.
lion, fail 70 have recourse TO the Bitters Sold by
all Druggists and dealers everywhere.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-1864, 1862-08-09

CASE OF JACK POwERs.-This good natured ha-
rem-scarem sort of chap had just returned from
Humboldt, and hired horse at the Livery Stable
OF Messrs Nye Connolly, to ride to his residence
IN Cherokee Being somewhat in liquor, and as
ne says unable to urge the horse to speed greater
thau walk took couple of shots at his ears with
a revolver He discovered shortly afterwards that
the horse was bleeding, and upon examination,
found that he had lodged couple of bullets in his
head. He hitched the horse to tree, and went on
foot the balance of the way home. The stage driver
brought the horse to town, on the following morn
ing, and Constable Parks brought Jack. He paid
si75 for the horse, and was fined $50 by Justice
Marble. 1t is thought the horse will recover, and
probably Jack may, too.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-1864, 1862-08-09

BOARD Or SuPERvIsoRs.-The Board of Su-
pervlsors have been in session during the past
week. Fl. j. Morrison, from the Sd district,
and A. F. Yokum, from the 4ih, appeared and
qualified. The Board has granted a renewal
of ferry license to Fl. B. Lathrop. of Oroville,
and to o. s. Curtis. of Nelson Bar The bal
ance of the week has been occupied IL allowing
accounts, and in the preparation of documents
for the approaching election.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-1864, 1862-08-09

THE SACRAMENTO USIoS.-In speaking Of !
the oroville Union, its Sacramento daddy
says:
II Is needed in Butte county a. This time. As
until recently that county has had 10 true Union
journal within its limits
We have recently convicted the Sacramento
Union. of first approving and then repudiaiing
The resolutions Endorsed and sustained BY the
patriotic people of Rhode Island And have.
also. convicted the Union Of opposition 10 the
declared policy Of the Government il condue,-
ing the war against rebellion, By fusing with
those who support the Fremont and Park pol
icy. Of making it sectional war for partizan
purposes. Being unable 10 make successful
reply, the editors Of the Uaion seek. BY mis-
representation and falSebood, to induce the be
lief that the RzcoRD is opposed to the Ameri-
can Union and the American Government.
Not to permit any Impeachment of our Loyalty
and devotion to the Union. and TO the declared
policy Of the Government in suppressing the
rebellion, We brand the above assertion OF the
HoIsTED Tbs NAME-The following is a
complete list of the papers which have hoisted
the name Of Col. J. D. Stevenson for Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction
Sierra Democrat. Union Advocate. (Placer)
Amador Ledger. Nevada Democrat, Yreka Union.
f Dorado Times Red Bluff Beacon, CalaveIas
Chronicle, Butte RECORD, Stockton Argus and
San joaquin Republican,
VIII some of the SWEET fusionist organs
mention the names Of the papers that have
raised the name Of their candidate. Is there
eleven papers IN the State that has raised the
name of SWEET? Mention them ii you can.
THAT staunch Union paper, the Louisville
Journal, is publishing a series of able articles
on the Federal Union. and the abolition
falsehoods that animate and cement the Re
publican party" No paper in the United
States has done more for the Union cause. or
dealt harder blows TO the rebellion. than the
Journal and no better Union men exist, than
those of Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri and
Virginia. They have rolled back the tide
Of rebellion from the more ultra States, their
patriotism has been tried in the fiery crucible,
and their opinions are entitled to consideration.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-1864, 1862-08-09

Printy withdrew after the first ballot, and
on motion of J. NJ Clark, F. NJ. Smith was
declared the unanimous nominee of the conven-
ton for Member of Assembly.
Several Intellectual attempts were made to
adjourn in order to give the west side of the
river chance TO determine who they would
present as candidates, as but one Or J. G.
Moore had been placed in nomination from
that section. 1t was finally carried, but upon
re-assembling. no further nominations were
made, and DR.. Moore received 81 votes. "
Y. Bliss 81, and Dr. Pratt s. Dr. Moore was
declared the nominee of the convention.
L. Van Orden was nominated for Public
Administrator, and Charles H. Wilcox for
County Surveyor.
The following gentlemen were chosen dele
gates to the Senatorial Convention and in.
structed to favor the nomination of Hon. T. B.
Shannon: q. W. Printy, Chas. White, Mr.
Ketch \. L. Chamberlain, Seneca Ever, j.
II. Marble, W S. Stafford. j. NJ. Clark, Dr.
Pratt
The following gentleman were appointed a
County Central Committee for the ensuing
year: j. NJ. Clark, A. P. Boyd, J Z Keetch
R. c. Gaskill, c. S. Pond, c. Z. Campbell
D. c. Downer, J. &. Dowper, W. S. Stafford
And so the great Union party of Butte county
stands fully organized, and F. ". Smith. the
Lecomptonite, the Beckinridge advocate, he
who was called to Quincy in 1860 to meet and
vanquish the Electors of the Douglas De-
mocracy' is its daddy, its leader, its expounder,
and It's Douglas Democratic nominee, Oh
Temporal! Oh u'0rest What DO the honest
Douglas men who participated in that copYen
ton, think of it any how?