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Ia tbs fslawing general order the Federal
commander directed bis officers to make speeches
30 their soldiers before the late battles
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE P0Tow8c.
June So. I563-rhe commanding general re-
quests that previous TO the engagement soon
expected With the enemy, corps and ali other
c-enDauding officers address their troopa. ex-
pl2i1iEg TO them the immense issues involved
e tue Struggle. The enemy IS now on our sol.
Sac Nhcle country looks auUsusly to this army
% deliver it from tie pyesescs Of the fee. Oar
faIlurs 10 do so win lsavs us no such welcome as
the sgeiliEg Of millions OF hearts with pride and
Joy at eur success would give TO every soldier el
Tie arsy. Homes, ETesidss end domestic affairs
aye involved. The srmy has fought well hereto
fsre. 1t ID believed shat It viii 6gAt more des-
psFa.eiy anG bIaveiy than ever if il is addressed
% Rai6g terms. Corps and other commanders
ere zu.h1lizsd to order the instant death Of any
soldier who fails 70 do his dsty ct this hour
Bv command Of Major-Generai Meads.
s. WILLIAMS AsR't Adjt Gen.
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= When The Yankees threatened Richmond
lately, in the absence Of Gen. Lees army, the
citizens, Old and young, Caiceholders and al,
TUNED out for enrolment and service. Rich
mond was saved. Any threatened city may be
sayed ia the came way.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-13

The Buatoa (Iaa) Baansr Acknowledges
the receipt Of the fohswiag ted General Has
eall, military governor Of IEdiaDa;
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT or INDIANA.
DEPARTMENT OF uHTO.
TEDIsNaP8Lls. Jurc 8. 1903 )
Edtav Birhssa Banner, BiuEtol. I5ds=ls:
A y0Py Of ye0r Pspsr, Of May Isl, has boon
hsn5s6 90 me, IN which Toa baast Of yeHr iRseD-
ts violate Order No. 9 fr3n tasse head
qusrters, as much IS yen please. You can now
dissVoS that intention ssd ADVISE esaefs to cs
so, or Discontinue the publication of y0ur pspsr
atagath-r, til farther orders. 4 y~ioisiisG Of
ghis notice viii recsiye prompt attention.
MfE0 s. HhsCALL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-13

yellow SULPHUR SrRIsGs-These springs,
situated 10 montgomery county, Va, four miles
iom Chil.iauabarg, ca the Virginia and Ten
nssse laiiroa3 arc now opon to visitors. See
Advertisement
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-13

" Tie Fsdersl conEiasioner Of i~ntognSl
revenue las decided that the compensation sf
fsgsign Ministers is lia5s Sc lhs income tax.
Tie decision, which was ssss ia response te
an i2qpigy Ct Lori Lyons, is supported By elsb-
crate arguments simiiar to these a3duesa ia tae
ease ef the Consular GsBersl 10 Prussia, WHO
raised the same point.
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nuTrzR FROM CHAErANo0GA.
Special C5rrzspordsnes Of the Memphis Appesl.l
CHATTANOOGA. July II, 1853.

Special Csrrespozdsncs Of the Memphis Appeal
CHATTANOOGA, July II 1853.
Ibaye this moment come into possession Of files Of
Louisville and Nashville papers up to the 81 instant.
frsu which shall compas e letter Of extracts, as tbs
most intsu estng matter could furnish your readers ct
rhis period.
The Nashville pspers Of the 80, announce extensive
preparations for the celebration Of the tth Of JAY,
The Cumberland rose tvsuty-oue fsstin he ten days
previous to the 9Th. There fs new thirtysiz feet water
at the bridge pier.
The dispatch says the citizens Of Carlisle, Pa, were
compelled to furnlsh rations ss thu Coufsders.es as far
re their means would permit Ose hundred Yankee
p-isOzers arrived at Carlisle, captured st Gettysburg, by
the Coufsdoratss. Private property was generally re-
spected, bat shoe and drag stores we're clsaaed cut
s7na paid for goods in rresnbacks. and some in gold
and silver. The Confsdsrates evacuated York. Pa, IN
tHe night Of the 29s5 nit General EarIy Is said 70 have
oa-risd or a vast amount Of money AID stores.
General Garner, csmm,udznt at Nashville, has issued
an order to srrcst all persons foand near the Murfrees-
bore Railroad. sitter eight o'clock at night. This order
grew cut Of the recent blowing up Of two trains by our
gusrilssFwth t~orpedoes.
A vicksburg special 70 tbs Cincinnati 6a-eas, dated
the 26th, says that NcP5srsons corps sasEied the rebel
works about four o'clock ia ths afternoon on the 18th,
s~priuging their mines with enc Thousand pounds Of
powder, snd resulted satisfactorily. Upon cnteriag the
fort the Yankees used hand grenades with terrible ef-
feet MePherson estimates the rebel loss at I'VE kun
drad killed and wounded AID the Federal loss enc
hundred.
Philadelphia d~ispstcles sta that the rebels had re-
treated down the valley toward tie Potomac.
The bridges on the Norihsn Central railroad were
being rapidly repaired.
Diapstebes from Cairo state that the Federais are
planting PARROTS and D~sblgrens on the Fort hill, the
highest ground in VioksbuFg.
M-siorGsneral Reynolds was killed at Gettysburg.
The following is Gen. E1ly's address to the people
Of York, Pas
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~ Tbe Richmond DEspafch, of tze 9th inst,
sass WEB P-asideu Stephens did E0i g. 10 For
xesr Mnloe as fumcred, bat went down 20 TIE
Con5eraal States steamer Torpedo as lar as
Eswport News, Of which the vessel 10y until a
YaniGse truce boal cane up, bringing Major
Ludlow, lie Federal commissioner. What The
result q tie dispatches lntsrahangsd was, OF
ahs 7as theif purpo=t, nobody outside Of Gin
cal els knows. The Vie--PreGleni ztsltsd
back Laaay morning sud reached the eity On
Weanes3ay evening, having stopped as Glare
mout Monday nigt
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Fg~ The Reid, Of ths 18Th, says: eve have
just cougessai with one Of our scouts, direct
from Middle Tennessee, and he reports no Yam
KEGS ths SIDE Of tho mounmin.
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APPROPRIATION -Tbs county court Of his
esanty 1sd9 an appropriation Of sb5ut $1,000
fer soldiers families en- MoE3ay lsst. Persons
who are Interested sau apply o tha Justices Of
their resPecage districts for information az we
(TtHR) Banner.
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81. BUCEAEAE-I5a da.lc-a3is coueso0u-
dsut Of the Tribaas, Uhs wEilss from Lancaster,
tsicFrsEnaa g niterabla yam irsn -l2s ely on
Wednesday, wEica was q f-a5reatsn maniac
tursd cut sf the waa.e cloth. sBou. eZ-President
B1c5anaa- This gsutlsman vas SO Lancaster
on that dsy, doing ell he coaid 20 encourage the
citizens 20 enlist fer tas defense ST the Safe,
asa besseesI1g Tic "war Ec-esuers Co desisi
fr5m packing 2 lhsT goods and leaving -as
city. TIE cd man i5 thoroughly devoted 20 tEo
UaioR cause, bat ep9rses the Aini1isai0u IA
its missrabls war =oiey HsEss perfectly cecil
aad not half 50 bsaiT scared as these wa5 have
been sdvi5iag yer ts tae trs5a, and tas hang
ing Ct 81 who breathe o sagL3 syils5is aesast
abolition iasdsrs
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Brig Gen. Vols, -CemmaD3mg District
I. 49, 49, -.

10 IUl-El| NN.lN N|NN9
Wspaid ne alisahon 10 tsis tyfaauie-l adicb,
b-ufcaniiaued to IniBa cur own basiBess as
asaal Gs fer sise9n.iREisg the pRbisstian Of
cur ssper 90 til furtbec orderg, '-we could not
do il: and As for " d~ss70Wiog p snytAisg e7B-
tsiaed in car issue Of May Isl, or advising
Others 10 do so wed see General HaBcall
did 6rst.
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Oar soldiers ere halping yourselves 70 fresh
hsrssH Of the Dateh farmers in P~ennsyiyaaia ss
they :s along Aconospoudsut Of ths Tri5uns
describes kaw it is doss.
Tbs performances Of the rebel cavalry sr5 IS
shraUd IS they are dashing- They could not
DO mere correctly posted # they had exact in
ventoues OF every pound Of horse AssA in the
country. They order the flrmers to bring cut
their ste8ds forthwith. N05aisz less tasu rus
statements CvEiL II. is a military necessity,
thsy say 'and they arc sorry f5Tis;' but man-
tal reservations ere Of no uss 'Smita. you
have ten horses hers are emily eight "Jooss,
wksre's tbs rasn uGrs-I d0o't see Der here
Hiss Martha ha1rddsn the Essn mare 20 nost-
iHg. They wcro sorry TO aasay Mrs Msrihs
bas the roan mare masi have q clsacc ir glory
They call 81 lie blscBsli.hs from .h8ir dsv0-
tions, AID iusvsrau1T in7r57i7e @ s51s q horse
sEssi8g t0BruEmant Everywhere there are
scenes Of ToLieEsg brsvs5o mixed with hum0r.
"a sa9rs lie sad a msry ono, Nslaieug5 les
ButIcraUts.
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BESE IEBE EEAE 0FEZD
lE ATLANTA

TILAT EAGStFICEc i, large a1l ecu-sulsut b
ranged Gre p-sef Bul-DL5G on he corner Of
Prachsrss md alton -ests Cudlr tr---lrss ts
CT Pe-el,r-s street. ard raining lrl-e. ID Brdr
street, nearly two Elnaral I als CarzaT -0Ia t0 q
rcoms Of twenty ty o-s H1-l-=tsse- ard rs1eaEl
c0nEide--a tie m1-- -asaos store bone u ne S i
Of Georgia l now 0ueus1 fer sale. apEir -1
jyi3lw A. o. #FLT 4 "a
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TBs-Tae Eev York Hgr{E undertakes
70 acesal l0r me disappointment experienced
b. those $50 lAought She need Of commercial
aaisna for cotton would compel the recognition
Of tie Confe5eae States. The mistsEo lay, as
the Ho7d thinks, in overlooking TIE feet Inst
the creps q 1913. 1853 ard 1850 averaged an
excess ever the demand Of ] 100000 bales for
saeh year thus gigipg a. accumulation at the
eounaacsmsnt Of tao war Of 5.009.030 bales.
Tie oeasumPfsp on bota sides Of the kIanlic
since he discovery q gold ia California
End Aaarala has bcan about 5000, GOO.
IN shas tlis excessive supply was equal
to enc gears demand e PISSED through
The looms Of r. wodd-an extra spinning
force aslng employed during bose three years
and nmaasi On band swaiting consumption.
Thee sso alsays IN most countries q stock
d store equal = we years demand. Thus The
world wis uaoeeadsntef tho South f0r as least
three ~ Tbsi ane viii have Passel By
ueztsprine san Aen vAl cone the want that
Twas = ecse would bs felt inmarsly. By
ihas asaa. &c Vond aays, Europe VIII bs ash
ing lor cotton vita "a r-gsacy that esnnot pass
nnheadad
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JOHN C. PEBIBE ETOE PA.
1901 E-a--- 1s.ws-r-- 0c o..

Cadet, 1893. Second isutenazt of ariIlarY,
JHlv, 1887. Assistant eommissaTy, January,
1899. Aidsc-camp TO General Worth, 1916 to
1898 BfeYet-esslais. for csllsns ccu3ucs in
-es-5al ess6cts ct Monterey, 233 September,
1916 Distinguished In ba.t.e Of Ch~sTubusea,
Au-gst, 1917. E-svst-majsr, fer gallant snd
uerrtsricus ecEdGct in battle of EI Melne del
Rsy, 5h September, 1917. Distinguished and
veBa17d IN the c-ptsra Of the City Of Mckee.
Castsia, September, 1853.
We ssail continue this list until Il comprises
au tbs officers uowiu the Coufsderats amy.
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C45ss 1888 Brsvst % lieutenant. 4h in
y, lat July, 1872 in Sd infantry, March
1915 Commanding light company, and dis
ia-ui-Ars % Monterey. First liau;snant, Feb
r5sIr, 1917. A3j1tsBt, 1917 ts 1870. Brs7st
c-g.sie, FER eslaHt s-d zeIsoriaus caaduct ia
aa-las IF Cart-srss aud Ctsrsbgsce. Doth Au-
eu7t 1877. H--ves major, for gsllsBt sud meri-
FERROUS conduct in battle ef JET Heljs0 del Rsy,
Sta September. 1S47. Distinguished and Sc
ve-ely Tousded ia assault On ~ChsBultspee.
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have aEsttlUeC TON burning the Fl TNaa 1lAt1lEEh
and car shops in your town uscsuser after eEanination-
7 an satisfied the safety Of ths town would be endan.
gsred, sudl acting Ia the spirit Of hlmaniiy Which has
ever characterized ny Government sud is military
auts8r fies, J do net desire 10 inv I've che inu1ceut il
The same runisbment with the guilty. Had applied
the torch without regard to consequences, I would
Iha7 have pursued Z course that would have been
fully viR1ieat5d as an act of justice and retribu-
ton fer The Gathsrzsd scs Of barsarity perPe-
irsted by your own arNy on our soil, bat We
10 not war upon women and children, and trust the
trsataent you have met with at tEc h5nds Of my sol
dish vii open your eyes 10 the ogFteas oppression an
der which, e j. apparent 70 al. yo1 ae yourselves
grooming. J. 4. EARLY major Con-, @. S-A.
The Nashville Jai0a mentions the drowning Of some
OF WhealerE cavalry in the late stsmpeds scress Deck
river and puts the number Of drowned at 2J0. The
Federal troops engaged ia the asht were tha les East
Tennessee cavalry, Stokes battalion, oh Poinsylvsnis,
Oh Indiana, % Indiana, sad tive Miehigau regiments.
The Louisville JouraaL, Of the ID insl. says If Ger.
Brssg has really withdrawn from Middle Tennessee, be
may dsisrmine t. make a r~eslstanee 81 Chattanooga,
and try ths fogtunes Of war in the most fierce and pro.
logged Of al the battles fought in Tennessee.
Rosecrana found alsrge quantity Of wheat stacked
at Manchester, which bad been collected by Bragg's
army. lie pressed tho threshiag mschines Of The farm
es and cleaned cut the grain for the Yankee Govern
meut.
James Clark, Of Morgans eommsnd, is in Louisville,
and has been sentenced TO be hung on the 18th inst, as
8 spy.
A washington dispatch, Of he ID, says tia. 3rs
Abe Lincoln was injured thai morning by The horses
RAINING away and breaking ths carriage in Which she
was travelling from te solden' hospital 70 tee EEeou-
tive mansion.
Generals Reynolds aud Howsrd's corps wsre the
forces engaged on the Fedsi al side st Gettysburs- Tie
Yankees claim TO have rakeA GOO prisoners in the
battle.
4 telegram dated the q, was received from Governor
Curtin, Of Pa, addressed TO Gov. Seymour, stating that
the battle near Gettysburg vas not decisive, and asks
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Cs5ef. 1872 B-svet d Heutszast. let sr-
i'IsrY. 1896 with Eagradsr's battery in Mckee.
i7s Ie1s 1aut. Auzast. I5f7. Brevst captain. for
gallant eed marl-1rious coBdHct in battles cf
Csrs-srGs and Cksrgbusso, 2S,h August, 1917.
B-7vst Tsi1r, for eslIa1t sad ment9rious con
-r. I'm Ha-lia Of Ca2pul-spsc, 1873 sestsukor,
Pcsi-peI SJsa February. 1850.
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DIRECT FRoH GEsEEsL LEE-Tbe Rich
mond Eagsirer of ,he 10th hss advices from
wounded oHcsrs wh5 left Gettysburg on the
night Of lhs l.h. They report eur army in most
ezceuaHs condition. The heaviest SIGHT was On
F-idsy, whea so attacked the enemy, driving
tbam from their Nights aud chsstisiug them
zgty After holding them for some hours,
GsnaTsl LIE fell back to his original position,
retaining possession Of Gettysburg. Daring
tho day some Of our badly wounded fell into
the hands of tho onemy and were net recovered.
There was no general engagsaent On Saturday.
BUSINESS HUsE F0a SALE -Hessrs. A. c.
WHY s. Co, IS win be seen from an advertise
mant "a another column. offer fer sale their fee
two story brick business house, fronting forty
three fee. On Psach.rs-t street. and r%uruing
BACK nearly two hundred feet on Bd5ge street.
The capacity Of tho house is equal 10 ten rooms
Of twenty by enc hundred feet. The house is
6re-prooG conveniently arranged, well located,
now and Substantial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-13

Er General McClelsa hss been decided to
be tie ranking Officer in Gle Uaissd States army
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Coz. FkTsfs 63D TENNESSEE BFGIEENT.-This rsgi.
neat. at present under tee command of the gallant
Lisut, Col A., FnlkeTsoa, IS now encampsd at tbs old
Churehwel place, near t4is city. C7m=Osed Of the best
hrht.nz stock OF orr STATE, Or any body else 8 state.
They ae ain S. sPollng TO get a ills at Abraham TIE
lists" EangRroOs,
This REGIMENT, IS a HorJ0n Of Gen. Blcknors df-
vision, sup orsed oy as AtA9ala palt -lon' oteA8At np
Of at1die Tennessee. The7 have done more msrehinF,
followed more, and Lad less % eat in the laat thcee
kha0SEils Register.
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DRoAPT personal a.sasan given q arisrs and
4 e0asigamsztz
iv2au-
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JACKSON, July II. II O'Clock p. L-Ths enemy is
saI concentrating on cur right, to reach Pearl river
wster Our forces ere jlsl driving them bask ia the
csater. aad have bausd the house ~5e-apisd BY thszF
sagBsk5alars.
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EICHH0yB, Jaly R-We h=vs rsBor.s. tais morning.
OF zzosHsr 'Onto Richmond BY way Of James river.
Tive monitsrs three r5oI-n gua55sts sad several
taasp7rts. win a5ss5 i've thousand troops. are sad to
have passed Sandy point yesterday.
n 0ther new
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The Rank nzs ssudact Of Confederate
9fGcrrs 10 tar UiH -rssy, as recorded in
tbe DfC9iopa-T q the Array of the UREted
EIHGcs Tor &6f
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Correspondence Mobile Advertise
JACRssN, Jaly I0.-Gea. Jsbast5n this msrs-
Ing issuad ts the tTseps tao ~f5ilewiug batls or
der, which Wal read along the line amid dssfeE-
ing shoats fren the soldiers:
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HARRIS 4 JONES.

Lac ses i r ,aa5s5s-. s. {2 s7.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-03

STATE NoRxAL ScHooL.-This important
Institution in San Francisco, is now prepared
for large number OF students
The Board OF Trustees are particularly desi-
rous that each county 10 the State should send
its fall quota Of members 10 the Institution
They have recently provided new and COM
modious building for the use of the School, al
fording accommodations for large number Of
students, and will Immediately employ an ad-
diiional teacher
If those who enter have had some expert
ence in teaching. it is all the better. as such
will the more rapidly appreciate the advantages
of the institution. Any one can be admitted,
however, provided he possesses the requisite
qualifications, and signifies bis intention to
teach after be shall have graduated.
The curriculum of the school comprises a
thorough Course in the common and higher
English Branches. Theory and practice OF
teaching and lectures on Physiology, Chemistry
and methods Of teaching.
Good board can be obtained 10 the city for
five dollars per week, incluiiug room. Tuition
is free.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-03
Justices Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIAN THE Jr--Ii' g
- CCourt, Oregon Township, in and fr--- aiy
OF Butte The People of the state California
send greeting 70 James TIaiuor y -s a-reay
summoned 70 appear before me AZ me f-s .u tie
town oi therokee Flat Oregon town 2 l- il- e11l-
ty OF Butte, on the Z2d day of NoTen1sr 3 . 1855.
al o clock ?. NJ. 10 answer unto The CONF r.l.1-
r. kuthaIck. VIZ, tg E--,-FrI The -I44 t-,
zine dollar and seventy five cents; for 5lri and
lrinks for your-el. and others 80 Implied -.
-eact fnr the direct payment Of the IN n neg
when judgment viii be taken against You f,r the
said amogHt, together with costs and damages
if you fail 70 appear and answer
To the Sheriff OF any Constable Of said 'ouniy
greeting: Make legal service and due retara hefeoi
Given under my hand this l7th day OF Augast,
4. D. 1868. SAMUEL GLASS
Justice Of the Peace Of said Township.
Now, il appearing from the afidavits on file in
ny Office made by plaintiff. that the above named
defendant has left this State, and from the return
II the Summons by the Constable that the said
defendant is not to be found and it also appearing
shat the Of action exists against the defend
ant il is therefore ordered that service of the Sum
mons be made by Publishing the same in the
Weekly Butte RECORD Of Orovilie. for three
months, to wit: from the 22d day of Angrst, 1863
TO the 22d day OF November 1858, inclusive
Given under nv hand mis- 22d day oi August.
A.D.leeS. SAMUEL GLASS, J.P.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-03

CorFER-The Mining Press says that the.
demand for copper ere is on he increase: owing
TO the fact that it is used to a much greater
extent than heretofore and also that large
number Of what have been the most extensive
mines in England are becoming exhausted
Iu Chill, too. from whence a great amount of
the ore has been obtained, the mines have be
come almost valueless. This will add value to
our California Copper mines. and should slim
"late US to renewed exertions in developing
them. In this county, there are beyond a
doubt rich veins of the ore, which only need a
judicious expenditure Of capital and labor, to
make them yield fortunes TO their possessors.
We should not be too intent upon securing nu-
merous claims. but earnest and energetic in
opening be mines and bringing their produc
tlon into market.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-03

FATAL ACCIDENr.-'rhe Meud ,ciuo Herald
says that Oh Saturday night last John PaFrott
from Steuben county, Maine, who has work, d
in the Albion Mil Tor some three or four years
was caught 10y belt attached 10 The machine
ry and carried two or theee times agound the
shaitIt was connected with His right arm
was entirely torn of, his eft arm and both legs
were broken in number Of places. beside. Sc
rious internal injuries. He lived ear two hours
aud half, retaining his senses during which
time he gave all necessary information con
corning his estate. which amounts to between
one and two thousand dollars 1t is said he
did not appear to suffer as much pain as might
have been supposed from the natoFe of The
wounds
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-03

ORovILLIANs IN REESE RIvER-In addition
To Others who have left the classic precincts Of
Butte county to dwell on the silver plains of
W4>hoe. are Mes-rs- Nye & Connolly former
70 try San Francisco, thinking. probably that
an OFoville man could content himself at The
Bay city. among wholesale liqnor, tobacco and
provision stores As if Tom Gods ard Squnr-
zas Punch could could compensate for the
i;Ame4se loss of the exhilerating mountain
atmosphere and lively dust traffic of OravilIe !.
San Francisco IN comparison with the Gem
of the FJolhiIlS.' Mule cars in comparison
with The iron horse as be shreks and flies past
mountains and over gulies, upon golden
grade, with Cornucopia for cow catcher !,
4 way, mad ass Who ever beard of an Oro-
william attempting to dwell among among the
fogs the pocket Searchers. the melodeons, the
roulette, and opera houses, without practising
the operation Of borrowing something where
with to procure square meal from every
caused the pocket of every pbianhropic gen
tleman from Oroville to bleed
Not that all this is applicable to Messrs.
Nye x Connolly. They did well in Oroville, and
after some experience, have ascertained that
they can do better in WaShoe than in San
Francisco, and have established line of new
aud comfortable Concord coaches from Viz
ginia City to Austin, Reese river, and DOW
have it 10 successful operation. The line is
under the immediate superintendent Of MIR.
Nye, whose extensive experience 10 staging
qualities him for the charge. The coaches are
new, teams good, aud we wish them every sue
cess. We hope they may conclude to return
to Oroyille before going east Of Salt Lake, as
Jordon is generally considered hard road TO
travel" =
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-03

HONE MADE REsIN.-Among other produc-
tlons OF Bntte county. is the manufacture Of
turpentine aud resin, by j. L. Gibson, Of
Forbestown. On the 25th of September, be
shipped to San Francisco. fourteen thousand
pounds OF resin manufactured by him. His
still has been running less than two months,
and he has made about one thousand gallons of
turpentine. He also manufactures camphene
ln twenty-six days be distilled 1850 gallons
spirits of turpeutine, and made los barrels of
resin Of 260 pounds to the barrel. His still is
VI about $50 gallons capacity, and with his
present arrangements he can run 300 gallons
crude turpenline and 200 pounds resin. Glib
son will compete with the Marysyie manu-
facturers of these articles at the State Fair. as
Ne learn from the Appeal.