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Il. e. A irin2ie, Aucfr,
ii;5 keatiug hlrest. Unscle. ton, 3 O.

~ ~ A iringie, Aucfr,
1871 kes,iDg sirsst. Uns,le-ton. o.
GALE or IMPORTED GOODS, PER ETHAN.
- KSs ANTONIOA AHD HORsENAN-On
FRIDAY NOTHING, Fay Sob sale comm sucir g
~ GROCERIES.
It's bag, Ccff.s
$50 cases Brandy
N0 boxss CASTLE Soap
2cSes.s Congou Tea
5hsI.-chests Imperial Green Tea
20 haifccests 0uDpowder Tea
As oaddies 4unpowder Yea
DRUGS, HRDIOINSS, &c.
$50 boxes kxuact LuSro.d
pieces Foxwood
100 ouucea Qdinine
20 OUNCES tclpha.o Morphine
&c pounds Oh!orofcrm
80 pcunds Cslou1ei
: poGods C1rnpaor
bale soonge
flask u licksiivsf
eask i'cords Limo
esnk fse Wh,s kisaii
4csska Lump Alum.
SHCgs.
Icsss assorted shoss
irurka Shoes
cases Eusa5t Brogkls.
bly, aO3Ds.
- s,sea kIsider Psints
1854 dcZsn, 900 y.rds, White SpCci UoitGn
Sol ieZ.n, 2IU yards, Black Spool Cotton
1891 Nj asserts Needles
ii Damaged Ill snhets
~ etoss assorted Bu..ons
b pieces Silk Handkerchief
IL j0zsn Im s,:S 2spdksrehleis
- pieces White L.nsn
81 dozss Cotton nsutso.cbiess
SO dozen LADIES' white Lawn Il sndkcrsLiess.
my 23-Sl
EboEELC s.I.G.-E7 consent OF parties, and in
4 PURSUANCE CT decd Of trust from sooer. +
smith and wife, and Gully recorded, will sell At
Alton Depot, en- THURSDAY, ito 9Th o! JaEe
ne xt 10 Ice highest bidder tract OF ianS CT About
I4O acres sdIoiIi1g Alton cslot, or tbs Va Central
Railroad, la Eelson county. The land ls Of good
o1sli,y with plenty Ct timber good dwelling
house With soveu roolua; likewise distii!cry capa
BILE o. using IL Bushes Of r. aia per day, with plen.
ty Of tube .n6 fixtures compiste II La good stand
for q t1ysrn aid t:ofe. Possession given iEmsdi.
ately.
farms fash. o. 50 sai. paTchasets
GEO a EARRoW, Trustee.
ErAt The same time and place, ucdsr q coed or
trust fco,a Robert Emiih and wife. will seli to
tae hshss. bidder the ALTON Property" inciu0iDg
the depot store house. dwelling houss and office,
with IS acres land attached uoafly all In original
gscw.n. Thisis good stand tor businos,, soa the
land being OF good qariity skss it aessfAbie sis-
uatics.. Possession siven Immediately.
TIkMs- Cash, or to scit pcrshasers.
NV .3-l.s y nAESeROUGH. Trustee.
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e. nGEsiCo UoUETT --At The sosc tati1n
- ofI many voters scspt fatty Ana, u2ce iaE.
1,!f c:adds,e fGg "a e.ic..2h 10 'aa iout1 81 Is
c.e,rr r.. .Vitaiaa 3 aa1O'
la; IL
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VIZ e.e aalbo,'zsd 20 snncuEcs Il y
- asICGg Z cszGI3ste 10 represent tie
county u Clarke In sh0 next 8uusa Of tVS Dele
e.Iea my z3-s.'
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So YHH EOC ETH IL RsDAY III ID a =
~ Upon THURSDAY the peop!e VOC 'of eau,
sIia.ies for lie Eou5e OF Delegates. l2,7e hio W
be chasen irosa tlis city. AiEuaes. n, H 20
r.ost fayorsSy known 5 thst ot k'thAHO
WkIKE2, Krq n man .: sieEl'ns sei1.e uGqne .,
toned ioteSri.y. .nd glf;sd wi!h IA niesiny oi
SO; tbs sgTt II n,.owe-xat aud IL hisfgends
- 81 Il -. s;,.Lt gss h.r: NV IS Is
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s-.m U0I. Z } GpOWlI vii: la eu2Poitsd 81
81 tie snsuip3 election for : se:: in the Gen
geGerste Gos3rrsss from :hs ID Cccgressonai Dis
:sic;. His ssieaGz and taoas w5o oesiFe good
repyas.1 :at:73 ara asirast: soiett5d so aivo him
.hsiy gupnc-: my Is -lit*
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STATE ELECTlOfs ..

e~~ 70 The sioTIIEag AND IkEUanAo
kf srcn, the enunti.a Of Yrssh~.h City, Wsr.
wick snd York azd shs City Of Williamsburg
you arA snsbcrized by law to vote In camp ENC ~
tbs Couriifours Ct the ecDnty where ynu nay %
op tho daY of election IN Esy rezt s.nn1.r :.
mv-o.5 candidate for ycar suffrsaas. and II u IL
your pleasure 20 70 e'scs 10 tho Honss OF JOS
ea,es pledge myself 10 tsks care 81 ye:S
10 ths utmost of my ssi:y. EespsSty I 2;
rp sJ--eA..as7 JAEAS " So"N'"
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TTSggNrY FIVE DOLLARS REWAkD.-I
will give the above reward for the delivery
~ 1as or % that 90. him GO AIN. Of my ussso man
WINsTON. Bald negro Is tall aud rashsr slender
form large and full eyss. dewn.cast when spoken
10, very dark complexion, II Ii supposed that hs
II lurking il Aboot the cisy. ~ his mother lives
Huldah, deceased Il ID reported that b went
through here last Monday On his way 10 Hredsr.
lcksburg, JOHN n THA0KuR,
Oorue. Of Henry and Oathsrias ~.
mv A6~Ste I1Ahmon6. Va
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o. 70 tbs vnTSEs OF g5&LIFs X G0uN
R~S = I'll iIsTzG PAaKScAIE, j., is
--ida.9 20 represent the C5u2iy u Halifax ~ the
nrxt iToaso * pej;ex.sa. Ey 2j-a-
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SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.

UBSfITUTf, WAaTED-Eo Il s,liiz bis ,.:rsou
~ ovss the age Of IS years yy..o caa Elvs sst;s-
factory references vsry liberal Srcs vii! De psit
also. tie pTisiie Sc CT ehssf:1g sny s}mp-ay ns
aelsct. Apply a: Tie fire Ct
IL rLuIR. Efan1.il s.,
my .5-2is Ee.cr th- EIe5aASl ESteI.
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by r ). Fieasants, Auetisnssr.

HRESS GOODS, SILKS, BERA0as. ~ -,
LIES, &c roH SALE Ar AUn TlnA :"
Az SEDAY, 18th ips:., a. 10 o'clock. VIII s'n !.
my store, No 70 Main street very desifsG,s son.
valuable assortment Of 6UEMka DEEsS aooD"
Ac, consisting In part Of
Silk press Patterns ,.a
SIX Bsrsgs Dresses and Robes, s'se''''
colots
Figured 8srags Dresses
Ewiss Muslins
Figured aud Embroidered noslins
Skirts, Jaconsts. scars
Berthas, Collars, Sleeves and Besons
Bonnet Ribbons. Dress Trimmings
Erinxcs, &c.
ALSO
An a.sortm sut Of Boots and Shoes, ~
All tbs above are frssh and suited to The pfsso.
season, afordipg nas opportunity to purco ss.~
my - PL1AsAhTS, Aa'N
r AkGH LOT OAK AND PINE LuHssT
l. AND TWO COAL OARrA fOk saLA y.
XUOTION.-On WEDNESDAY, the s'ih lnsA ~
10 o'clock. Will b sold a. the Arsenal. com" -
and Byrd streess-
4 large lot Of Piee Lumber
% do Oak do
--AL8O-
new Goal carts. made at the Arisnai
Lieut. Col " L BRoWx,
OcmmAndant Of Arsenass
rs PLRAsAHTs. Anck @
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a FIgE OrPORTU UNITY -aaGsUITss
"A WAITED for Hs ios Robsit Whites S.ttsl-
Ion vi Hounssd Kiiomon, Ia Cen d imbodsn's
conm.Ed u.esr Authority iron tho ssee:taTy II
War : hose troops ere for spsesi service IN tbs
VALLEY Of Virginia. G'tose who have horseH will
have not horssa vii be supp!isd. The usnni bonn.
~ Of $50 VIII b. p.iG, ard tha n.n iurn isied with
9nsrzss AID rE:l5us ualis tie company il mustered
into LIE service.
may be found 1t tbs ofies OF 0o..se!l, Basin
tsak b.tneen lie hours Il . A Al aid III
" - PJLOHnH
my 2o~2.@ Recruiting Officer.
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n- - ypT6Ss ~ JIE G-3sTChtsh
81 n:SrIi-j: UHHP~ SGD Ct I'HA 'obc.-
TIES OF UsEoEE2 A!-D AESEiJo.~E ai2v-
C.liz.rs: Since ny slEogr ceiasas ss candidate
FOX sea; IL the sia.e Eea1e 12ve seek; itf ioI'-
IL iuLerfcsate IS to ny position in isiss'oG -
gacs sy sl,Ec:oi &! tie l4sl Ssion Of ne .sSj
it.Cre. =. haviustsUco q. Ty competitor, - Ie-
s.ol.a / asS Ia: il conmpl wna I!sHy O. my
ue'7h5ar: a1t caY faCcss lCr,.l by ne sr.ay sid
we'll la'g been i he Legislature, hars !4vcrsd
:z easc;m..t e !as. F,:S !n,ti.g - ne vo.a-s e
laqgs II I95is-Ifi a.7.;c!5 vtas:c :.'9 ftEcat "s
css;!os 81, tn. acssticn Of fence OK - ia1cc
AID Il. upon : Ii ji1i.y 0: tic GS rc. ceic2 "a
?s-o. CT sh, $50 Fence Lar Lo tec0a;e a: o.f2e
he iaU q slh Ill iot 70. rl,el p@cicd 4 aac0t
f.oil s.S - .:Tc.vo months.
deem the ies .ElStiu:. e1t;u3;Cg !h9 20 fence
i67T ov.f tie c:-s ccc!iie3 IF Hs2.ioo a.!d AE27.
exceeding y in3ieeCssa, i isiou1 I'D oD2ss3-
sis- :sDiiyice iss people Of Ii SeG. IL cs vast d.
mains e nsnciossl! lsId- they have lcrg sIjoy
al IS 8 common pr.v;lege. The,e -ss, il sIy oc!a
ion, ssity il afo-G;ng relief 70 lie sections
where tbs fences deltTpJs sd 10 LII o Injury
rpou c:ns- s.c!:o12 vte.e tha fsl:cr9 remsia up,u
ased sn thsTo:. r. ssz.a2t The isTT a. :: psg.ed
s...d n fivcr & :ts spt:Gs repeal.
~ - - &CLN DAVIS.
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-. 10 TuE VOTES or CHARLES OITY,
- Gl;W KENT AED JAE2a CITY CoCa-
TJs5.- hereby announce myself a o,naidste TO
rapreaent you Ia ths ncxt Rouss of Delegates OK
Virginia al, aa,hogiztd TO say t6si utp' Jas
Aiten Ii longer 9 .ndidasc.
Respectfully, your fellow citizen,
my 2a-5ts 4 il AaSLhX
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w. WEAsa aUTGosIExD 70 AN5cUsOs
SN>s E1CIhED Z. W&T4.sE.s Candidate 80
5ep!sEe1i :de c.,2 c. sshnJaG &c ths nsEs Houas
- ! "a rat&-
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4 NOkN MaAn " lEAF, POTATOES, rkAH,
~ AND WOOL ~--ras de=trac;iSE Of .uy PRO
oocs; la qence Of ils sorg dsieaicn in Eano-
yer Court Housa Depot, ard Of !hs bsgs containing
IL. will cause u:e 10 ssii IL Home Quarter, ne ar
Ii saovsr Ucur! foass bat IN King William county,
Ga TUUReDAY. ihs 2Ssn Iusi some GOO bu hcis
OF Wheat and Cora perhaps n,ore: 50 bushes OF
Potatoes il not rsnll v d by the purchaser before
that day; 500 bushels Of Peas and some Wcoa- :.
re,scns applying before that day ean be suppisa
Al heretofore Ia small quAntis'eai nat no fesaLd
~ N Ia ci,sn hereafter &, any certificate unless
furnished By gen;lsmsn we'll knowE TO NE
ESQ TAYLOk.
~ The above sa:e has bsen postponed TN
Wa pHEaDAT 81 day Of june my IS Il i iwN
40 UAkPsETEk AT AuO1loN On
~ TUESDAY morning At 10 o'c!t CT. viii sell
-. NV suction house. one vay likely Ng1o Mao,
ab.u: 2! wears old. who ID . No Csrpsnser. Also,
ssm, Dung likely BSys AID Gtrlst
= Il KohDzEN. Aectr,
cd Fellows' Hall
m-sa - Oar Mayo ard Franklin ssa.
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sfzs WILLIAM r'AEisoE, is = cauJiaste 10 zap
1>F c's5a. Tia c..s u Richmond ~ tie E3USA
CO UrAELA'?ES ny !5--lits
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r. 10 TIN SOLDIERS IL E&E FIELD
~ Ifa0I E4L E&A C1UETg.-DaVID
Oh LINERS IS candidate to represent tLo Souu.
E, IL the ne.. ssou.s CT Delegates.
~ %
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sy>a..p WE s.fs aesho.:zsd - zraouacs that Osp.
81 .isi;hSUA 4 .jaNDza is 40. eanddsts tor
election &c 80 Io,.Ss OF !Jsissa:ss i,oza Hsiriso
s""s'tF. So tz-:6en
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o. 80 TuG -VoThas OF JkFFAGSoN
s>s JJUE At tGo solicitation CT many
trar!G-, respectfully snGouacs n3seita cacd;dats
f.. 4 u-s. * Tia uexs HOUSE OF DELEGATES
oi Virginia. JACOB . MELVIN,
eC-S.&
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4 nSl-al:0 9GNARD. --E,cst "a Tcurs;ay
4 4 ias. On oh, te!we:p nsia KId Broad ltrsstu
I. q; EI0xi he.gs1eu g:h scd Sd s;:e;ts, "a fG9
Diamond Sc! ENG .ho fa3tr will receive tie
sauve reward bJ leav2s it 81 Z skts1b {; 'iaiisY,
90 2iT il 5i: s!ssos. glY .J-Ssa
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e. TT undersigned fetG.Ea his gta.eil! &c.
e~s Acknowledgements 10 as fe.inv. ciEeas foF
n. many :.vo-s received 81 tha:r naIGs, eca re
specially slFlgzEc2s hi.nst.; candidate lex rs
eieetloa io mo Lcg8.stuis.
IN ~ e... .si4 TEl9 ~ yyrNaa
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NT1oA-A large nuEbsr or s.rsrg aOEanS
re nvite1 70 offer oil such 10 ,hs dove nmsnt up
IN. C,pos .s ano oIs: Qasrtesmsstera CHARGED with
~ pstcnS.e OF Horses are instructed 10 t-. nafs-
n0tsss uans Tor active service to cipzsns r., ,
Yyeos tof GOOD artillery hsrses-th, die .rsr.a
v". - ssesrsained by two dlrater ed ns-
the citixeu) 70 be paid TO this ciz IN A' o'aer oy
By authority Of the Secretary Of War.
z II COLE
NV 10 -S~ Maj Imp Gen 1rxnrr.'p
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Y OzT-A o. sFLx BAG be:oug.pg TO l.. Il +;
44ail, 90 Z, Glat Va infantry. coniaInirs c!o.h
is,s, and GzgGtr- eo!Ypa o. T.ie End children. l.
wks tsssn from he ears ri Haml.tCn's Crossing.
o. III. 2a'h ar Sc h ls Aprll f.ss fhe holder Of
1t viii; please sA-e it with the nsaEzgcs OF she
5.sG!isi u IL Examiner IlY IS -5.%
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Dy owens & V iIl.s, ACES,
1906 18Th s:re@t
~ TUEg5AY, May E6.h 8. 10 o'c.ocs. wis b
Sid NJ cur s;oga = d.a.r abs 10. vi
Nodsteed: Gs.:ss-sses.
Enb,sg, Chsiie,
Ut.csesy and -S!sss~.r.,
IGEasc, G. aars, s2osps, s-c.
ALSO -
Ess~ssl Ga Gold .aa Give; Ta.ehal,
J8TeiTY, sad Fsg2g Oc+i.4,
EeAe5 NJ Cinihia5
Shoes Ii ats. TT. Goods &c.
rlv2s cg4EES & WILLIS EuctIa
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

of Satan to Eve in the garden CT Eden. No,
sir, no. The Constitution IS just as much
above martial law as it is above civil law
From it alone are derived all the powers of the
Government, and under il alone can they be
exercised.
The spirit here manifested and the views
expressed are such as beft patriot, states
man, and a freeman they are IS different
from the spirit and the views Of Mr. Doolittle's
Chicago speech as light is from darkness or as
patriotic manliuess is from partisan servility.
The contrast or the contradiction is instructive
II shows how thoroughly within the last year
the radicals have subjugated the conservatives
of the Republican party, and how much the
hope of the people and of The Union depends
on the overthrow of that ruinous party at the
ballot-box. The Republican party is now out
and out a radical party-an abolition party
revolutionary party-a Jacobin party-a
disunion party. Upon lis overthrow at the
ballot-box depends the suppression of the
rebellion, the salvation of the country and the
welfare of the cause of human liberty. Let
every poiriot in the land, whilst faithfully doing
bis utmost against the armed foe in the field,
gird bis soul for the great civil struggle which
is upon US; and let the friends of public free
dom in all other lands send up their prayers
for the success of its votaries here at the ballot
box no less than 10 TIE field
louisville Journal.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFICE.
NENE.-LE Anc--.t 81 lS.l

Warrants drawn on the General County Fund
November eta aRd 10th. 1850: also
warrants drawn on the IndiSeut Sick Fund.
March and April. 1861: also. warrants.
drawn on the Coan'y Road Fund. registered
February. lS6S, viii be paid on presentation
at this Office. snd viii cease to hear interes,
from this date; If not presented within sixty
days the money set apart ior their redemption
Will be appropriated to pay warrants next in order
of registry.
n. BURROUGHS.
County Treasurer.
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Tbs charge made by the Marysville Appeal,
in noticing the death of the patriot Crittendeu
Of Kentucky, that the death Of the Whis party
was caused BY the cowardica Of its leaders
Webster, Clay and others must be decidedly
Hattesing TO the old line Wings within the
rauks Of the Appeals party.
Bot the evident joy Of the Appeal al the
death of Mr.. Critieuden, in stating that it was
glad that order Of politicians was passing
away" betrays a depravei spirit Of fanaiicism
that nothing but a long association with the
intolerant and despicably vile Of the land conld
produce. There are but two classes Of men in
the country that Crittenden did not suit, and
they are Abolitionists and SeceSsiouiSts. So
far from belonging TO the Union party. Of
which Mr.. Crittenden was al honored and
able member. they are its mortal enemies.
The Union party is not responsible for their
likes or dislikes. The AbohtioniSts did not
like Mr. Crit;enden but did this fact make
Mr.. Crittenden less patriot? Far otherwise.
1t shows merely that the true Union party
does not suit the AbohIioniStS. who style
themselves the Union party of California. and
that these Abolilioaists do not suit the true
Union party Of the country. If this proves
anything. it proves that the Abolitionists are
not even a part of the Union party. They
have shouted " No Union with Shareholders, "
until the blood of the American people cries
from the ground for the suppression OF their
intoerant fanaticism. AM. thanks 10 the loyal
men of Kentucky, and the conservative masses
of the North, they are being repudiated every
where through the ballot box They will 90
forth from the Government Of America, in the
spring of 1S65,-
/ As maggots crawl from cut ruined nut.
leaving such loyal Union men as was the
patriot Cri,tenden, to rear anew the fabric OF
constitutional government.
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CAPT. CuTrs, Judge Advocate at Vallan-
digham's trial, has come to grief. The dis
patches say that he is being tried by Court
Martial for insolence to a member Of General
Burnside's staff, and also for looking through
key hole in the Burnett House, Cincinnati,
to watch lady undressing Exchange.
This is the class of men who presided over
the fate of one of the freemen of Ohio, and
passed judgment Of exile upon man for obey
ing the Constitution and the laws and refusing
TO bow down to military despotism. Well does
the Chicago Times say. that it was for such a
man that the dramatist invoked the scorpion
lash in every mans band to fog him naked
through the world. It is through such men
that deceucy is outraged and Justice defeated
Peoria Mail
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

\ VOICE FROM THE GLORIOUS PAsr-When
Gen. Washington delivered up his commission
to Congress, then sitting at Annapolis, Gen.
Mifflin, the President, in the course of the elo-
quent remarks be addressed TO the returned
hero, said :
You have conducted the great military
contest with wisdom and forttude, Invariably
regarding the rights Of the cirH Po,cer. through
all disasters and changes"
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VS. offer no excuse for transferring wholly,
an article from the Louisville Journal iuto our
leading column. 1t shows SO clearly the great
changes that the republicans have made in their
policy, and the issues that are low before the
people. that We could not do less than endorse
it. We are proud to know that the Democra-
cy of California are laboriug in perfect unison
with the glorious Union party of Kentucky,
for the preservatien Of the Union. The recent
election in Kentucky adds ten more conserva-
tive members 10 the next Congress who feel
aud know that the only way to preserve the
Government is-to put down the fauaticism
that is now controlling the authorities al
Washington, while crushing out the rebellion.
Either makes The food upon which the other
feeds
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

For State Senator,
SAMUEL NJ. SPROUL.
For Joint Senator,
\. WOOD.
For fsscmJlymen,
JAMES NJ. SHIELDS,
JOHN 5. BASSET.
For Sheriff.
II NJ. fI++ IPIpS S.
County CLERK.
SAMUEL j. DAVIS.
For District -ittorney,
JOHN LAMBERT.
FOR County Treasurer,
HENLEY ;. MADDOX.
For Recorder.
\. \. WYMAN.
For assessor,
j. b. THOMAS.
For Surregor.
JOHN Z. STOCKTON.
Fo, Pubic administrator,
JOHN BEALL.
For Co Supf. Pujlic Instruction,
|. r. KETCHUM.
For Coroner.
c. j. 0NERTON.
For Supervisor. 81 District.
II. j. MORRISON.
Township Officers.
For .frsficos,
For CoRSfableS.
WALTER CHASE.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

The PoSIrIoN OF CONSERVATIVE NEy.-The
Louisville Journal speaks for the conservative
masses Of the North as well as the LOYAL men
of the Border States, when it saws that the
principle we act on is neither 10 back down
from opposition TO the radicals nor to back
down from opposition TO the rebellion. We
are for warring against the rebellion by sup.
porting and reinforcing the hosts in the field
10 quell it, and against the radicals by oppos-
ing their measures in every constitutional
mode consistent with the preservation Of ma.
tionality, and especially by filing all the i'm
poFtant offices in the Government, from the
President down. with sound and energetic con-
servativeS as fast as the laws Of the land will
allow it to be done. This is no backing down
or backing out; it is simply backing up con-
servaiism and backing up the Union.
Buffalo Courier
The Buffalo Courier is The leading Demo
cratic organ in Western New York. What
ii says above is undoubtedl Y in the true spirit
of the true Democracy of the North There
is, as the Courer's language implies, no differ
ence between the Union men OF Kentucky and
the conservative masses of the North.
Louisville Journal
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
S-T-IS60--N.
BRAKES S PLANTATION BITTERS.

They purity, strengthen and iuyigorate
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an autdote to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
hours.
The strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They prevent miasmatic and Intermittent fevers
They purify the breath and acdityof Of the stomach.
They cure DyspePSie and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted ma
ture's restorer. They are made Of pure st. Crox
Rum, the celebrated Cali-uya Bard roots and herbs,
and are taken with the pleasure Of beverage.
without regard to age time Of day. Particularly
recommended to delicate persons requiring gentle
stimnlant. Sold by all Grocers Druggists Hotels
and saloons. P. Il. DRAKE. & CO.. New York.
CRANE & BRIGHAM. Agents.
nle0wly san Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

GENERAL ANDERSON of Fort Sumpter men,
ory, is spending the season at Bridgeport, Con
neticut. His health is much impaired, and he
is forbidden by his physician to speak in public
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
Josephine Copper Mining Go.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ meeting Of the Board Of Trustees OF the Jose
phine Gold. Silver and Copper Mining Co.. held
July sth, 1868, an Assessment was levied Of Three
Cents per foot upon each and every foot OF the
above Company, payable on or before the 10Th Of
August 1853 at the Office Of the Secretary, Oroyille
By Order Of the Board.
D.A. BISHOP, secy.
Oro7ille, July l7th, 1865.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
Maine &. and S. Mining Company

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ meeting Of the Trustees Of the Maine Gold &
Silver Mining Co.. (Naine Ledge, Buena Vista Dis
trict. Humboldt Co., n. T.) an assessment Of >
cents per share (ot one foot each,) was levied on
the capital stock of said Company, payable on or
before the 2lst Of August at the Secretarys office
in Oroville, Battle Co., California.
BY order Of the Trustees.
4. STEVENSON.
Secv Maine 6. 4 :. NJ. Co.
0rovilc, July a. 1868.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
Torture. of .l.e IIeaa-In,ne-.... -.

Torturos Of ihc iIcad.-Impetlect digestion
with lis iuyalahle concomitaats. a sympathetic
disturbance of the Liver and Bowels is the exciting
cause of Sick and Nervous Headaches Why en-.
dure their eNcruciating agony. when a course and
in some cases one dose. OF Bri-t0lS Sugar Coated
Ihis Will remove cause and consequences together.
Chronic headache Of the most obstinate TIVE. iu-
evltahy and quickly yields this mildc>t and most
ctheacionS OF all cathaTtic and and autibou- med
icincS- which no disease proceeding from a Ji~or.
dcred stomach. mSrhid state Of the liver itresu-
lauiy or constipation ct the bowels OF the difficult
ties incident 10 the weaker sex can long withstand
In all cases where the Liver is seriously affected
BRISTOL = SAESAPARILLA, the most potent purifier
Of the animal fluids the world has eucr known will
greatly facilitate cure. The Pills are pat up in
glass yiaii and will keep in any climate. Both
medicines kept by leading druggists everywhere
a~-lm