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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

scendants Of those heroes Who. after long endu-
rance Of evil. wrenehed from al unwilling tyrant
the Magma Charta Of Civil Liberty. arc capable
of ayenging their own wrongs, and ready, il ne
eessity requires. to show to the world that true
patriotism and genuine heroism are not extinct in
the hearts of men who know their rights, and
knowing. dare maintain them. The Editor Of
the Journal is historian and philosopher. He
should learn widsom from the lessons OF the past.
and warn his masters that they are sowing rhe
wind TO reap only the whirlwind-that. unless
they change their policy. they may live TO see
their party and themselves go down. in sea Of
blood. to dishonored grave. greeted only by the
widows sigh, the orphans sch. the peoples curse.
Let US hope that the Editor of the Journal NAV
become regenerate, in his latter lays. and use the
intellect inherited, through an irregular process.
for the diffusion OF truth instead Of falsehood
and that the party in power may stop in its mad
career. before the irretrevable steps taken which
may fasten upon the entire country reign Of
bloodshed and terror J. { WALKkR
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25

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j. NJ. TILFORD,
President Ind annapolis Journal Company.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
Eastern News.
IErrxUn,-r Anrns. 4

LEAvESwORTE. August 1.
The steamer Robert Campbell has arrived
from the mountains where she has been with
Government supplies. Passengers from the
Upper Missouri report the Sioux Indians are
very desperate, and say there is 20 place where
a white man is safe. The Campbell grounded
near the mouth Of the Yellowstone. The In.
dians on the bank made signals OF friendship
The captain sent boat, with six men. ashore.
Just as they were landing the Indians fred OF
them. killing three and wounding one. The
crew of the Campbell returned the fire, with
what effect IS Of course not known. The steam
er Alone was boarded By Indians who robbed
her of all they wanted. The steamer Belle OF
Peoria was aground, and it is feared the n
dians would burn her as the river was full OF
canoes. The steamer Sam Gaty is at Fort
Randall, loaded with supplies, but can neither
move up or down in consequence of low water.
Il is thought the expedition against the In
dans this season will prove failure.
The Legislature of West Virginia, in joint
session elected Waitman T. Wiley and P q.
Van WinkIe, United States Senators.
Washington special dispatches say: The
secessionists here are making themselves hap
py over report that JEFF Davis is about 10
raise great army of negroes upon the promise
of freedom and lands. The large Shareholders
in this vicinity. however, express the opinion
that he will not venture upon this policy; in
fact, that he dare not trust the slaves
PHILADELPHIA, August l.
The draft in all the Congressional Districts
of this city was completed to day.
The Richmond Wing, of Friday, July 3lst,
has a telegram announcing the death of VIM
L. 1ancey. The same paper says John B.
Floyd is very i'll and not expected to recover.
The National Republican contains the fol-
lowing announcement
The President has authorized the Issuing OF
an order, that it will be the policy and inten-
ton Of the Government to retaliate for every
case of i'll treatment of our officers and men,
black or white, by rebel authorities by hang
ing for hanging, shooting for shooting and i'm
prisonment in every instance, where it is known
that black men in military services of the Gov
ernment of the United States, are taken pris-
oners, and sold into slavery. Our military
authorities will be instructed to select rebel
prisoners. and TO confne them to hard labor in
some prison. there to remain until black men
are liberated. The Government maintains,
and will exact promptly to the letter, that
Federal uniform like the flag, must and shall
be respected.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

CHoosE vs. a GOVERNOR, Referring to the
candidates for Governor the Grass Valley Ma
tional truthfully remarks
Low ingloriousy failed in Congress, and il
accident should again favor him and he become
Governor of this State, the people may gloom
ily expect four years Administration mark
ed only by bigotry and imbecility, with the
vampires OF the ConneSS and Reddng schools
sucking the life blood from the veins OF Califor
MIA. Downey has been tried as Governor and
bis record, despite the assertion Of his malignant
enemies, is good.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

THE Army of the Potomac has its sixth
commander. Mcdowell Mcclellan, Pope
Burnside and Hooker have succeSsiyely occupi
ed this prominent position and have sccessvelv
been removed. 1t is simple truth to say that
Mcclellan alone, of all these Generals. has had
the confidence of his soldiers, and that he alone
has heretofore led that army to victory. The
others have 10 various WAYS lost or failed to
secure confidence. either from the army or the
people and no one has failed 50 rapidly in this
respect rs the General who now retires at his
own request to make room for Meade.
Commercial Advertiser
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

THANEsGINIyG AND PRAyER.-The 9th inst
the day appointed By the President as day
of Thanksgiving and Prayer, was very gene
rally observed by our citizens. Innumerable
flags were flung to the breeze, Haunting gaily
until the sun sank in the west.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
ElecrIox OF ScHool TRrsrges.-The ann

ELEcrIoN OF ScHooI TRUSrgES-The annu-
> election Of School Trustees for the Oroyille
District, took place on Saturday last. There
was some little contest in the first place, to
choose Trustees who would erect a good
School House and have a permanent school in
OrovilIe suitable for the rising generation :
but the woolly heads thought they smelt party
in it. and came down on the District Ike
wolves en- the fold,' and carried everything
before them. Judge Wells, Robert O'Neil,
and James Young were chosen. The ed6ce
now in use IS unfit for use. either IL summer or
winter. and we trust the new board will discard
the old fogy system that has heretofore gov.
erned the District. Ii they viii put up good
aud substantial two story brick house, 50 that
we can have school the year round, We vill
cheerfully back them, If it swamps the town,
\ good building and school is now needed
more than anything else.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

TIE venerable statesman, Hon. John J.
Crit,enden, thus closes his speech in Congress
I am for carrying on the war Pr0ridef the
-4b9luion policy be lrjthdraira. I an sworn to
support the Constitution. but am not sworn to
support -fbolrion. have sworn 10 that, and
| icIN nerer do honor 10 IFS p0licp."
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
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It j. the very hest, and. in fact, the only sure
and reliable medicine for the cure Of all diseases
arising from yitated impure state Of the blood
OF from excessive Use Of mercury
The afflicted may rest assured that there Is not
the least particle Of Mineral, Mercural. or any
other poisonous substance in this medicine. Ii is
perfectly harmless, and may be administered to
persons in the very weakest stages Of sickness or
to the most helpless infants, without doing the
least injury.
Full directions how to take this most valuable
medicine viii be found around each bottle and TO
guard against eounerfeits, see that the written sig
nature Of Lanman & Kemp Is upon the blue label.
Prepared only BY LANMAN KEMP,
Wholesale Druggists.
Nos. 90, Il & %, Water ST., \. York.
HOSTEITER, SMITH & DEAN. Agents,
227 Montgomery st. (Russ Block) s. Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

MoRE IRoS--Another cargo of iron, for the
track Of the Orovile aud Marysville railroad,
together with a passenger car, arrived at
Marysvile on the 9Th
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

TIE FEEiING AT TIE WEsr.-All accounts
agree that there were from 10000 to 100000
d" copperheads" at the late Democratic gather
in Springfield, Illinois. When is the hanging
Of these few Insignificant traitors 10 be
coHlmencei
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
0deeklp 8utte Rttor0

The attention Of Taxpayers is requested to
I q notice, from the Board Of Equalization, in
another column Of the RECORD.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
DR.. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.

Debility, from whatever cause arising. NAV be
cured; strength. in whatever manner ii NAV have
been wasted may be restored By the use Of this
powerful and healthfu invigorant. For IndiCes-
ton and all its painful effects bodily and mental
they are positive specific.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

New PAPgR-A weekly paper has been
started al Ticksburg called the Biack Hank
Chronule 1t is devoted 10 the naval and
military matters on the river. The terms are
$4,000 in Confederate money, CT an equal
weight in cordwood.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

SElzESG THE MIsEs.-At public meeting
in one of the Northern mining counties, the
following resolution was introduced and adop-
ted
Resolred, That the feeler " put forth by
Mr.. Abraham Lincoln in his recent order to
take military possession of the New Amaden
mines is to Us unmiStakeble evidence of his in
tentiOn to wipe out the last vesiige of Demo
cratic policy on this coast, and to carry out by
military force, if necessary. his recommendation
made through his Secretary of the Interior to
the last Congress, to make the mines and min
ers OF the pacific slope, a source of revenue 10
Black Republican treasury, and new field
Of plunder for his theiving officials shoddy con-
tractors, and therefore We most solemnly and
respectfully notify him that our motto is Free
mines aud free miners
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

~ The san Francisco Republic Is fierce abo-
tion sheet, and dencunces Yallandigham - as
infamous a traitor as ever went unhung.' Now as
late as April y! 1858, Mr. yallandgham in answer
to an invitation to address the people Of Pennsyl-
vania, defined his position as follows Let me say
that everything depends on keeping the Democratic
party up to the tulI measure Of principle and
sound policy true to the constitution. faithful to
the Union, and devoted to liberty at the hazard Of
life ITSELF If vallandigham is traitor ii is sim
ply because he thinks the abolition policy not best
calculated To preserve the Union. The spirit that
classes such sentiment as treason, recognizes
Gerlitt Smith as a true standard bearer of the Tn.
ion
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

HEALTuFUL ENrLoYNExT-We understand
that a person engaged in sinking shaft on a
copper ledge in the vicinity of Bidwell Bar.
has gained 20 pounds ofAash in ten days. SO
rapid was his increase of flesh tha; he visited
OroviHe to consult physician on the pheno-
meua. If this is really SO, what glorious
occupation is here afforded to invalids; and
what fortune that copper ledge might be
made to afford TO some euterprising person to
open a hotel for invalids, who could recover
their health and lost flesh by working the cop
per mine Talk about alabaster caves and
hot springs The Butte copper mines Is where
YOU get your mouey and your health.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

IT is estimated by reliable authority that
before the next Congress assemblies. from one
hundred and fifty TO two hundred National
Banks will have been organized in the northern
states
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

y RARE CHAxcE-Ned Bowdeu offers his
wellknown livery stable, including stock, car
riages, etc, for sale. The establishment; is do
ing fine business. and viii be sold cheap, as
the proprietor wishes to leave Butte county.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

BITTEN BY \ DoG.-A child of Jas Wag-
<taff, Esq, was bitten through the lip by a
viscious dog, on Thursday last 1t is an ugly
wound bat is not considered dangerous.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

ss- It is stated. by some of the reasonable
abolition press, that Eugene Sullivan, of san Fran
cisco Is willing to bet $50 600 that E. F. Low will
be elected Governor by 20 goo. The BUTTE RECORD
VIII take that bet. Let Mr. Sullivan send his check
to the banking house Of Faulkner 4 Co.. Oroville,
or stop LOtring,
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
LONDON TINES
Twenty Ycars Of SiceplesS NiChfs.

VIM sydney Myers, ESD, Of Havana. Cuba the
pondent of the LONDON Times suffered and Chro.
mic rheumatism for twenty five years and twenty years
lie had not enjoyed one whole nights calm He applied
RADWAY'S READY REIIEF-it Immediately gave him ease
and secured him tie first calm and undsturbed sleep during
the twenty years The continued use OF the READY RELIEF
cured HIM
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

The Union loyal leaguers have given the
following as the true and correct definition of
their order: Z" 1t is league with hell and q
covenant with tyrants until DEATH
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

SCRIP-HoLDERs can see, by referring to a
notice from Mr.. Burroughs, our County Trea-
surer, in to days paper, whether they are arar-
raated in passing him in their checks.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

Headache Pains in the Lmbsn the Stomach Bowels and
kidneys-Cod Chils, and Hot Fushes, Coated Tongue
Burning SNn Nausea Shiverng Duness Loss of Appetite
Resiessness Giddness &c C premonitory symptoms
Of Malignant Diseases. one dose of the READY RELIEF is
sufficient break up and expe diseased action and restore
the patient to health.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

SOME of the Abolition editors think they
cannot be loyal unless they render slavish
obedience to the Administration. They should
have been born niggers- Louisville Journal.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

The MEErING oV MONDAY NIGur. - \
crowd of two or three hundred people Assem-.
bled on Monday night last, to listen to the
speeches of Messrs. Bradford. Whtesdes and
Rhodes. The meeting was an enthusiastic
one, and the sound logic of the speakers was
cheerel throughout. Mr.. Bradford presented
the issues Of the campaign in clear logical
\nd forcible manner, that carried conviction
with it. The meeting WAS continued until
nearly twelve o'clock.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

on- Al Abolition PAPER boasts that the amount
Of Goyeramen, currency on which no iate7es; is
paid Is jus, about four hundred millions Thus
some twenty-five millions OF dollars are saved an
nually in the way Of Interest" Decidedly aa Abo-
ltioa argument, Il the miserable fanatics would
only double the deb; they could save d;.y millions
q dollars.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

BOARD OF SCPERvIsoRs.-This Board began
their regular August session on Monday last
But little has been accomplished aside from
allowing accounts.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

EgTERY printing press il Washington not
appropriated to private purposes is now used
by the Government in printing Provost Mar
shal's blanks.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

USIoN Mn ,ND PATRIOTS OF CALIFORNIA! Be
no longer deceived by the abolition fends and
fanatics who have 50 outageouSly duped YOU
through 'utthe war, diverted ii from the original
object Tor which it was undertaken. created dis
trust amongst the Con-titution-oving people OF the
country by renjing the constitution into tatters.
and fitted and fea>ted of the blood and misery
they have 50 intamousy created. Their control of
the departments at Washington. except tha; Of the
navy. and appointments Of politicians Generals.
to order men TO slaughter in assaults upon mpreg-
nable positions. and general mismana-ement and
corruption. have created a deep mnrmur Of diScon-
tent throughout the North that swe,ls louder as it
grows. 1t has been the administration of small
men and the reiea of folly" Stand with the pat
rio;ic States Of New York and New Jersey whose
Uuionloying citizens have repudated the foul fend
Of abolitionism without loosins their grasp upon
the throat Of the rebellion.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
A Word to the Aged.

In the decline Of life the loss Of vital force conse
qnent upon physical decay, can only be safely sup
Piled by some yivifying preparation which recruits
the strength and spirits without entailing the ex
haustion which is always the final effect Of ordinary
sInulants. We tender to the aged
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

TIE radical of the Detroit Tribune talks
about our whiting course" When, how
and upon what subject have we whitfield :
Have We done any whiting in regard TO the
emancipation proclamation Do we not occu
py in respect to that measure the exact position
which we have occupied from the first and
which the President himself strongly occupied
for months? Are we to be denounced as Whit
fers because We don't whiffle just as the Presi-
dent whifieS > Louisville Journal.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

RAILROAD lRoy.-We are glad to chronicle
the arrival at Marysvillc on the 4th, of another
barge load Of iron for the Marysylle and Oro-
vile Railroad. Mr.. Binney is laying the track
as he receives it, and it is not improbable that
we shall soon have visit from the iron horse
The completion of the track between Marys-
vile and OroviIe, viii enable our copper miners
to transport their ore to San Francisco with
cheapuess and dispatch, and cannot fail to
eulyen the dull times we have experienced
during the past summer.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
SIGNS OF SlCKVrSS

first warning of their presence If promptly bo
fore they become securely inrerched within the system
Will be readily expelled
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

1cE CREAM PARrY-The ladies Of the Ii
brary Society will give an entertainment at
Armory Hall, on Monday evening, August 10
to consist of refreshments and dancing. At
u o'clock, there will be a presentation of a
banner to the Orovie Guards, with an address
by lady of the L. L. 5. Admission Gen
\lemen, two dollars Ladies, free.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

\ RAPID MARCH A correspondent in the
Army OF the Potomac. writes that the 1lth.
Army Corps which is German one, on the
10Th and 9th of June, marched ffty-fOur miles
1t was over the same ground which the Army
moved last Fall on the march from Berlin to
Fredericksburg. Then we were seven days on
the route. The corps reached the battlefield of
Gettysburg and Immediately plunged into the
thckest of the fight Il wholly wiped out the
stigma of Charlottesville, and wrote its name
for heroism as high as any corps in the Army
Who will now say that Germans are not good
soldiers and brave men ?"
The eleventh corps faltered at Chancelors-
vile, because it was commanded by that
incompetent Abolition politician, Carl Schurz.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

WHAT respect can that party command from
decent public sentiment. which patronizes
key-hole espionage and wardrobe caves dropp-
ing as the republican party has endored McCul
Tough, Gaskill and Smith By placing Them in
nomination for honorable positions?
California Republican.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

sE- It Is perhaps no occasion for astonishment
that those who were galled into voting with the
Republicans, should suffer themselves 70 be con
trolled By abotionists;
The fool that Is gulled never harbors doubt,
But as truly is gulled TO the close,
4 ball, If you once pat ring through his snOut
Ever after Is led by the nose"
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
DR.. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.

As an invi-orant and restorative immediate in
it, beneficial action and permanent in its effect.
It tones the stomach, improves the appetite, acts
Ike charm upon the spirits.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

~ Those ofour citizens who think they cannot
be Union men and patriots without endorsing the
policy Of the Abotionists who control the Admin
i>tTation, remind Is Of the actor who used to black
himself all over when he played Othsllo.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

NtSrEEN PArYEs.-We are indebted TO Jerry
sullivan. the catevpris;nS news agent of san
FrsnciSec ior bundle Of Atlantic papers. consist
irg Of Harpers Weekly Frank LesiieS's Illustrated
WeeAly Louisville Joavnal. Boston Journal. etc.
Those desiring anything in the News or Stationery
line viii always da5 1t a, Ss.liyaa's.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
PREVENTION DETER THAN CURE.
THERE Is 50 OCCASION 10.
ALI MALIGNANT DISEASES

When You first feel pain then take a teaspoonfn Of the
you feel the discomfort.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

ss- Those patriots who are saving the Union by
Joining secret leagues and voting the abolition
ticket. viii, on the return Of peace. command high
wages 70 stand in harnyaris to make sheep own
their lambs"
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

ss- The Ab,,i;iaai>ts have taken upon them
selves the iafamy OF striking dowa the government
az our fathers aud Of making it conform to theig
flnatical ideas while engaged in a contest with re
heliioa. The Democracy would subdde the rcbel
lion and preserve the government.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
IT, The Abolition Learuers are load-nou,hed

ts- The Abolition Leaguers are load-nouthei
il their professions Of patriotism but are cEreful
70 keep their prece1s bodies out Of reach Of rebel
bullets During the invasion Of Penas ylvaaia.
The leaguers Of Philadelphia furnished one volaa-
teer for tho army. Hosts Of these pretended pat
Seymour, whom they denounoe as 'Copperhead, =
sent u regiments to prolec; their abandoned homes
from the invader. And yet, the Abolition leaders
Of California expect the Union people Of this
State 10 act with and endorse these cowarily abo-
ltion traitors. instead OF endorsing the glorious
Union and conservative sentiment, that elected
Seymour in New York and Parker in New jersey.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

\ FIT NoNISATIoN.- notorions F. NJ.
Smith. of lrararobe notoriety. has been nomina
ted for joint Senator from the counties of Butte
and Plumas. Sweet nomination that is
Material to build Senator out of. must have
been scarce when such man as Smith was
selected. Is there a man in the two counties
who does not believe he would sell himself for
a mass of potash lie no doubt takes great
credit to himself for unmasking such rascal
as WatrouS bat man who acted as Smith
did in the wardrobe affair can discount
WatrouS in duplicty, corruption and rascality.
Gen. Wood, of Plumas. is the Democratic
nominee for Senator, and as matter of course,
will be elected over Mr.. Smiie'
Red Bluff Beacon.