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Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

:. Continued from last "esFs papsr.
In Canterbery it was, that these
sparklin orbs Of mine, meanin my
eyes, saw the fust spec of airihly day
light. My parrients were of that high
ly numerous and respectable class of
folkses of whom it is written the poor
ys have always with ysw.' OF a ver-
ity they were infarnal poor So that
they was obliged tow give nrezaway
untew sartin shakers, when lssrSsss fet5
tic babe and considerable Of asucklin,
a-hum-hah. a '.'..,...
AS this signiied a pause to be of in
, definite duration, Griffin said -. .-s
So you was brought up. among the
shakers, ehH --..,
Nay, but rather ! was kicked up,
after the most approved style of that
delightful people, who go in for cru
eifyln human natur to most aarmln
extint.'
Did you imbibe their peculiar re-
ligious opinionsg inquired our horo.
'Yay, and l also imbibed an amazin
quantity of their superior cider AL
swered Obadiah, and also hewtiful
lnack they had Of drivin q bargain.
OF verify, l got so denrin the latter
eend of my soiourn in their midst that,
could cheat the eoutside heathen Is
slick as the greatest of the elders
Verify it reioiceth. my heart even
meow, tew think that | could lie off .
more tremendous amount'of apple-sarse
earden.sced and wooden-ware, thar
any tew put together, r,-a-hum-hah.'
And OF course you was often sen
to market with those commodities,
suggested Griffin.
'Yay, and once too often, respond
cd Obadiah.
What do You mean by that' in
quired the captain.
Verify | mean, continued Biodget'
shat the very last time was in Bot
town which was abeout week ago,
fell among the Philisteens and &c
completely rewined.'
How was that?' asked Redmond
who with the captain was beginnin
to feel quite interested in the gr0yiou
adventures of our ! ankee shaker.
'Abeout any aud every how, re
pondsd Obadiah. Arter I'd sold cot
NIL my load except single kag
apple. e.sarss and nest or tew Of watt
pals, | was driyin threw that livsl
and interestin part of the city calls
North street, when son Of Belis
who stood on the threshold Of a sho
lifted up his voice and said
Como in hither and peradyentu
| will trade for thy merchandise wi
thee
And Immediately went in thith,
And 10 and behold as | looked up al
over and round abeout the establis
ment, damscl very cumely aud Fl
tcw looked upon came untcw me a
said
'Yew air the handsomest feller ey
/ saw. Amt yew going tew sta
treati'
'And | ,aid 'yay' and stood it,
hnm-hah. Then fellcr that sto
behind acounteF taking black bot
from tho shelf behini, poured %
sumthin intew 8 tulnbler and drs
thereof, bcin extremely thirsty. A
the dausel drank also and 80 did
, fellor who had axed me in, who W
bag.leggcd treowsis aud tarrcd }
with a brim on il as broad as mi
Then the aforesaid damsel axed INT
Icould accommodate her with char
for n ten dollar bill. Told lie
tllonght conld-and did. And
forthwith departed, and | ,aw her
inore,-a hnm,hah.'
IN bet the face Of that bill, 4
the captain aside to Redmond, I
is counterfeit Turning to ObSli
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

The Post O;Hcs was rs sp0nch here 10 day
by Col 1'rptt, Of thS Post Once Department
No Postmaster has yet been selected.
A flag of truce which left Norfolk on Sstur.
dsy morning with released prisoners from Fort
Warren. returned yesterday afternoon, having
passed the lines beyond our camp at Suffolk.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31

YouRs men nowadays arc such hard cases
that " their motheRs were like Lots vile 10
be tdrnsd isto = pillar OF salt, they'd scraps
chloride Of sodium from her 10 season their
besI steak. FAcIl They w,nld that, By tbs
wny, Va tlidu'l translate this apopihtgm lroul
Nous, Mlehtld, He'd pop of wtr. We 10 say
w did
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-05-31
j., From Gleason Literary Companion.
REDMOND:
THE REFER OF ROANOKE.
| Continued from last uesk's papsr.

BY LIEUT.. CHARLES P. MORGAN, L. s. NJ
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

tio1al rights, as 10 endanges the liberty their
sons and brothers are now fighting for 1t
was for the purpose o. sustaining the Govern
ment bequeathed 10 Us by the heroes of 20.
that loyal men accepted the gage Of battle ten
dered by Southern traitors, when the rebel
guns Of Charleston were turned upon the na-
,ioDal flag. The American people viii make
good their professions Of fidelity 70 the Coazti-
tuition, BY the sword. against treason, and
against sectional fanatieism. by lis utter re
puiia,ion al the ballot-box. The starry en-
blem Of the nation. first desecratei by a sec
tional party who reduced It's stars to the
number of States iudorsing their party creed,
and then openly repudiated by the rebels shall
yet wave over every portion Of the Union. In
the language Of one Of our great men. q We
were the first nation that looked up TO heaven
and caught the eye of the star and placed it
upon the national flag" Let those who have
deserted it beware Of the Just indignation Of an
outraged people.
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elected against them, and which, in all its pol
itical appointment and action, drew the strict
line of party separation and exclusion against
them as opponents.
There never has been q parallel. in the his
tory Of free governments. of a surrender of par
tizan feeling 50 great and so geuerous, and. let
Us add, so poorly requited. This, however, is
Of little importance for it Is the country that
is at stake, and it matters little where the pa
tronage Of Government goes, when Govern
meat itself IS in peril.
When the history of the civil revolution,
now going on, Is written, posterity will not
know which most to wonder at, the maguani
NIFTY of the Democracy thus devotedly sustain
ing their avowed political opponents, or the
sordidness of the Camerons, the Welles. tbs
Fremonts, and the hordes of spectators and
peculators in their trains, who saw, iu the mo
ment of national peril and confusion, only the
opportunity to pillage the treasury"
We have no fear as TO how the Democracy
will come out of contest in which party line;
are strictly, or loosely drawn again. Their
firm, consistent, and patriotic course, will draw
to them all but the genuine secession element
of the Breckinridge organization, and all bu
the radically unconstitutional element in tht
Republican ranks. Let there be no more De
lay in calling a State Convention, that tht
people of California may have an opportunity
of properly dischargipg their duty to thei
country, in this its great hour of peril.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

RED BLuFF.-We were highly pleased with
a recent visit TO this lively and business like
locality. 1t is the eabeSG de ndrisaeioue of the
Sacramento river. aud is the entrepot for sup
plying the vast section of mining country north
aud east OF It's locality. 1t is we'll located. its
streets are wide and beautiful, studded with
the native oak. and ahgnmentS Of substantial
bricks, and crowded with busy men and hand
some ladies. 1t is destined to become a point
of great business Importance Judging from the
rapidly with which it has sprung into exis.
tence and the business already centering there.
We met many familiar faces, some of whom
were frank to acknowledge that Oroville seem.
ed like home 10 them after all their wanderings
Their ioyial faces and robust forms however
showed that their tarry under the outrageous
oaks oi Red Bluff. had not caused them to
pine over pleasing "reminiscences of Orovile
The pleasure OF meeting Messrs. Morse. Rhodes.
Coombs, Long, Pierce, Bartlett. Sheriff Johns.
and Others, was heightened BY the pleasure Of
finding them busy and prosperous. We are un-
der obligations to cur editorial friends of Red
Bluff, Messrs. Chalmers & Bishop Of the Inde.
pendent, and Charley Fisher, OF the Beacon
for their kind endeavors 10 assist their lively
hurgh in completely captivating US.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

BURGLARY.-1he house of c. S Curtis, Esq
on Nelson Bar, North Fork Feather River
was entered on the night of the 25th inst, and
pundered of various articles. The room accu
pied by Mr. Curtis was entered while he was
asleep, and the pockets of his pantaloons, which
lay by his bedside relieved of their contents
\ trunk in the same room was opened, and its
contents scattered over the floor, and purse
of money taken away. Another room, occu-
pied by his son, was also entered and plundered
of few dollars. Mr.. Curtis has resided on
on the Bar since June So, aud this is the first
burglarious act that has occurred in that vicini-
ty. He had began to regard everybody as
honest, and was taken while of his guard. He
is in hopes that his own misfortune may induce
Others to be prepared to give a proper recep-
tion to such midnight visitors
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

SurERsEDEAs.-The Supreme Court have
granted writ of supersedeas in the case Of
Greer who was sentenced to be hanged on Fri
day last The Court will hear his case, and if
a new trial is not granted, will FIX another day
for the execution of his sentence.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

The TELEGRAPH.-The telegraph has been
down during most of the week past. The
latest dispatches. we believe, left Mcclellan
within five miles of Richmond, and Halleck
within three miles of Corinth. 1t is announced
that the telegraph will be in working order
to-day. An important battle, possibly two,
may have been fought during the past three or
four days.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

FoR SAN QuENrIN.-Two prisoners from
Plumas county passed through town on Thurs
day, on their way to the State Prison. One
of them was Dr. Fredonyer, of Fredonyer
Pass notoriety, who was convicted of attempt
to commit rape upon the person of his own
daughter, and sentenced for six years. The
other prisoner had been convicted of grand
larceny.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

PERsoSAL.-We had the pleasure of receiv-
ing a call from Gen. Wood, of Plumas county
on Thursday last He had Travelled out over
the mountain SHOWS to take look at his
friends in the valley.
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n. BURROUGHS.
GpuutV TreaSr-
ss, San Francisco, April s,h. ISas-Ne.srs

AZ san Francisco, April Sth. I>6s.-Nessrs
Reiiaston & Col take pleasure il informing you
that have been using .oar excellent YEAST
POWDERS for some time, and unhe>itatinsly pro-
nounce them uuequallei by any similar preparation
that have ever used. Every hoasekeeper may rely
on it that. when used according TO directions they
never fail to prodnce that NEST desirable Of al art-
cles Of food-sood stcset aad nusrie5oas Bread
Having once proved how SUPERIOR taey are 70 al
Others. I would on no account he without them. i,
Yoars, respectfully,
ap96 Mss. y. MuEs.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

THE Republican County Committee having
issued call for a universal County Conven-
ton, should it be responded to by everybody,
we fancy Butte county Republicans and Dem
Gratis padding down the Sacramento to attend
fusion convention, would be interesting speci-
mems of canoe bal felicity.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31
The Case Fairly Stated.

On bis way north Parson Brownlow was
called upon 10 address the Legislature of Ohio.
and in the course of his remarks vigorously
ana fairly stated The case of the rebels Is the
United States as follows:
Some time since, I siood alone amidst
1900 rebel soldiers, and l said in nv address
10 them: Il Is YOU Of the South that Is 10
blame. The North have not precipitale6 this
war on Us; il Is you who have done H. You
complained Of an infringement Of Southern
rights when there was no Infringement. \ ou
complained Of Northern encroachmeuts when
there was none snd vou have rushed into 4
war Of the most wicked kind. without the shad
ON Of s reason.
Bat. gentlemen Of Ohio. DO not and cannot
exonerate the North say in brief to vou.
that if. fifty years ago. We had taken one
hundred Southern dre-eaters ard one hundred
Northern abolilioniSIs and hanged them up.
and buried them in common ditch. and sent
their souls 10 hell. we should have had none Of
this war" immense applause
The application Of this to the Republicans
Of Ohio who had just been applauding the
treason of Wendell Phillips was cutting. 1t
was told them by one whose patriotism had
I been tried in the fiery erucible, and came forth
purer than ever. 1t IS just as applicable tc
the practical results OF Republicans III Caliior
MIA, although here, the Republicans claim that
+ they are not Abolitionists STILL their triumph
here will enable the Abolitionists. who have
control of the Republican organization Of th'
Atlautic States to force their ultra policy OF
the Administration. To deny this logica
conclusion is equivalent to denial that they
have party with any settled policy, an,
whoever they may send 10 Congress, mus
become like themselves, political fllbuster
and guerTillas. Either that, or they must con
cur with men whom the patriot Browulov
says ought to have been hanged fifty years ago
Can the Republicans sustain themselves b!
doubling Brownlow's loyalty?
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

CRocKERY AT AUcTIoN-S. Il. Rosenthal
has opened an extensive assortment of crockery-
ware in Harris Block, Myers street, to which
be invites the attention of those desiring to
purchase. He will sell the entire stock at
auction to dav. Give him a call.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

CoCNrY CoNvENTIoN.-Ou excellent Post
master has Issued call for Convention. He
wants everybody to help him along with it,
who is in favor of T" the Constitution as it is,
aud the Government as it waS'-when he re-
eelved his commission, we suppose. His large
and generous heart would rejoice to see every
onein the Republican ranks. However sweep
ing the call may be the Republicans cannot say
that the Chairman of their County Committee
is d" for the Union without but
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

FoURTH OF July CELEBRATIoS.-rhe resi-
dents of Butte Creek will celebrate the COM
ing Anniversary of American Independence, at
the Forks of Butte, by procession and Grafton
during the day, and ball at the hotel Of P
Riley in the evening.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

BUILDING Mr. Chubbuck is claring away
old buildings from his lot on Bird street, near
the Ditch, preparatory to the erection Of a
dwelling.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

THE Breckiuridgers have designated the 9th
OF August as the day for holding their Convea,
tion, Would it not have been an exhibition
OF good sense on their part 10 have selected
the 9th of September?
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oRovILLE, SATURDAY, MAY 3lst

So There only f'ro sides to the question.
Erery nan must De for the United States o.
against It. There can Be neutrals IN this irGr,
ONLY PArR1ors-oR rRA1ToRs.-S 4. Douglas.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

DEArHs.-The wife of Noah Brooks, Eso
one OF the editors Of the Marysville Appeal.
died on Wednesday of last week; and the
wife Of Chas- Fisher, Esq, editor of the Red
Blnf Beacon, died on Thursday.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

NoTARY PUBLIC.-C. +. Lott, Esq, has
been reappoiuted Notary Public for Butte
county He has held the position, we believe,
since 1850
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

ToNsoRIAL-lf you want your HAB Cur ina
manner that becomes yoa-your head SHAAroorp
with an article that thoroughly removes the d4ad.
rail, and stimulates the capillary organs OF the hair
or DELIGHTFUL SHAVE with the Accomplishments
OF the purest Hair Oil. Cologne Pomades. Hair,
Tonics and Cosmetics: if yen want a clean oos. =
Portable Bath, Warm Bath, Cold Bath shower
Bath, salt Bath. Sulphur Bath. or PerIamed
Bath, call at FERGUSoN'S Hair Cuttins Head
quarters. D." Montgomery street next doorto.oraer
Myers street. d25u
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

BRECKIYRIDGERs and Republicans need not
fear TO lose their party names. By voting the
Democratic ticket, they will obtain a better
one
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

~ DR.. HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS
should he in the possession Of everybody in the
mining region. As a preventative Of the va.ious
dangerous diseases 10 which the gold seeker ) la
be. it has ne superior. While it Is quite palatable
as beverage speedy and powerful in is e1ec,
upon the system. In all eases OF Disrrhaa, py>er-
terry, and the prevailing fevers consequent upoa
exposure the Bitters viii De found Invaluable as a
corrective. Nomau Should enter upon the exposed
camp life Of miner without being provided with
Hostetter's preventive Of stomach disease, nos
>hoald any of those who are nsaged in the ooogpa
tioa. fail 10 have recourse 10 the Btters. Sold BIZ
all Druggists aud dealers everywhere.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

MouNrAIN HoTEL-We would call attention
to the hotel advertisement of Allen j. Wood
of Humbug Valley. As a summer resort this
valley is unsurpassed.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

Halls $nrsapariIIa yellow Dock and
Iodide Totass is prepared from the finest RED
Jamaica Sarsaparilla and English Iodide Of Pota>.
admirable as a restorative and purifier of the
blood it eleanees the system of all morbid and iU
pure matter-removes pimples boils and eruptiors
from the skin-cures rheumatism and pains of al
kinds. All who can afford should use it as it tends
to give them strength and prolong life. Sold by
druggists generally, at l,oo per bottle.
L. HALL Y co. Proprietor,
Wholesale Druggists l43 and l35 Clay street.
a2I-6m San Francisco
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNTY rREAsURER-s OFFICE

Warrants drawn On The General County Fand
registered February lsth and 18Th, 1850. ex-
elGdinS Ne SIS, VIII be paid on presentation
at thiS ofloe. ana VII cease To beAr interest
from this date; If not presented within sky davs
the money SET apart ior ihsir redemption VIII be
appropriated 10 pay warrants next IN order Of
registry.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

FASArIcs-Those pro-slavery political quacks
in California, who do not own square inch
of black man.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

4 REBEL correspondent in letter sent
home from Missouri, says of the German
Union troops that they are very unattractiye
in appearance. He might have added, that
when attacked they are very repulsive.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31
INTENTION: sIR KNIGHTS:

The Oroyille Commandery Of Knights Templar
Nos, willassemble at Masonic Hall, on the secono
and fourth Wednesday Of each month. sI Knight
from abroad are invited to attend whenever con
.euient. THO'S GALLON Com.
ARTHUR McDERNorr, Recorder.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

WHY DEMOCRATS OUGHT NOT TO Fuse WITH
REPUBLIoANs-Th following resolution may
not be an argument in favor of Democrats
fusing with Republicans. 1t was adopted by a
Republican Convention. held at Hudson, \
Y, in 1886. If it shows anything, it is that
the Republicans and Breckinrldgers ought tc
unite. No Union man or patriot can honestly
act with party adopting such a resolution
We commend it to Democrats who are disposed
to regard Republican leaders as Union men:
d" Resolre1, That of all the insulting mocke
ries and burlesques ever known. that which is
called the American Union is the most mon
strous and overwhelming"
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

SINCE the Connecticut election, the Hart
ford Press throws off its mask. and is out
against " the restoration of the Union as it
was, because it fears that in such Union a
" Republican President cannot be elected
Chicago Times.
The election has not yet taken place in this
State, and the Republican rascals claim 10 be
Union mea par eroellenee. Should they tri-
umph, they will claim it as victory for the
ultra policy Of Fremont 4 Co, which the
Republican party is eudeavoFing to force upon
the Administration. Let no one be deceived
by their newly formed zeal for the Constitution
and the Union. They are hollow professions
and will not stand the storms of November.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

CHIcAGo.-At the municipal election in the
home of Douglas the Democracy triumphed
by large majority. The reputation of Re
publcanism Is taking place wherever the De
mocracy are truthful and genuine
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31
FOR PANAMA.
WELLS. FARGO & co

New York and Cal Express and Exchange Co.
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE, May 9th. lse2.
The offer of reward Of seven thousand dollars foE
the recovery Of the money and FIVE thousand dollars
for the arrest and conviction of the parties engaged
in the robbery of our Express al or near Chico ea
the Shasta road in June ls6o, Is hereby withdrawn.
WELLS. FARGO i co.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

REWARD DE MERIr. = The Republican
friends and admirers of Fremont, are making
preparations TO harness him to sword that is
to cost 81 600.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31
MARRIED.

At 0roville, May 25th, by Rev. R. Hobart, ". W
Benton and Miss CATHARINE GALLINGER, both OF
Oroville.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-31

ss-Who has not heard Of SANDS SARSAFAELLA2
How many have cause to be thankful THAI it has
cured their ailments raised them from a bed Of
sickness To the enjoyment of health and strength.
We wish every one to benefit by it-but caution Is
required-the very success Of the article is turned
against it by the cupidity of others and numerous
preparations of so 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
To Unfortunate Females-Alasi cried .
poor Maid. your skin, tho yellow coarse and dark
As sin, and pimplci. freskled sunbnrni. tanne7 ,
spotless can be- understand all such defects are
cured, elope, when washed with Jones Chemical
Soap. Your teeth, your breath. you'll not dispute
when washed with Lafonts Soap Teeth Root white
the driven snow are made, though yellow tar
tared. dark decayed; and fragrant. pure and sweet
your breath, though purid. foul rotten death
and that red hair though now es coarse As any
name or tail OF horse silky and dark tHaald be
made to live, by Jones Coral Hair Restorative; alh
dandruG. Scurt would be remoyed-the hair stopp d;
falling and improved. The articles above spoken
Of are all We repreS ent them. and Sold at rea.
sonabe prices, (25 cents) hy every respectable
druggist iu California
Agents-Crane X Brigham, Druggists san Franz
cisco. ol9y
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the United states. 1
TRoM CHAnLnsros.

A Battle Immuasat at White Point.
charleston, December 27.--The
Courisr Of this morning says the en-.
emy's gunboat exchanged few shots
with Coles Island battery yesterday.
Dispatches state that feet of gun
boats, numbering twelve, passed up to
White Point on yesterday, and made
q demonstration on General Evans
position. Renforcements have gone to
Gen. Evans's support, and fight there
10 imminent. Demonstrations have been
made by the Federals ON several ether
points. The North Carolina battery
disabled Federal gunboat ON Tues
day last.
Five steamers anchored off Coles
Island last night, and battle is ex.
pected there to day.
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Sight Drafts
On New Orleans, for sale by
l.. DUFLEIx.
SUCCESSION SALE.

SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession of Marie Suzanne Racba
decd. wife of Joachim Deslouches
DIX VIRTUE of an order and decree
- of the honorable the District Court
IN and for the Parish of Natchitoches
State OF Louisiana, There will be sold
at public auction to the residence Of
late Marie SuzanneRachal in the pa.
rlsh of Natchitoches,
On the 5th day of february 1862,
the following described property be-
longing to said succession to wit
Separate property.
Rose, negro woman aged about SIS
years (crippied) and her son Maxils
aged 9 years.
Conmuni y property.
LAlzA, a negro woman aged about
5O years
HsSmsrrr, negro woman aged about
20 years;
FRASGo!s, mnlatto boy agad about II
years
GEORGE, negro man aged about IS
years
fAsKA, negro woman aged about 100 |
years, and also the moyeables as fol- |
lows:
: head of horned cattle, 5 mules, 2
horses !!