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The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

CnILLS AND FEvEE DEFIED.-Arned with Br:,.
tol SarSaparila persons residing in Fever aal
Agne Districts may laugh At tbat pro>t;atiu- dis
ease 0ue bottle of this potent vegetable tonic
breaks the chill> and by preserving in its use th,
strength i completely restored and the system sor-
tilted against the malaria whish generates the
complaint. For thirty years this has been the
universal experience in localities infested with
Intermittent ieyers Bat the benign effects OF the
LI'cpreSerVinG specific axe not confined % auv
class of ailments; its scope Is almost as wide As The
disease itself Scrotula of the Girc>t tyi,e. flesh.
consuming cancer. coatlactianS Of the joints stu
ewS and muscles. toVpility and congestion Of the
liver, morbid condition Of the bowels asthma. liver
cough. orupiioHS rheumatism general debility. are
Suhdeed with a apility and certainty that amazes
the most experienced physicians. 10y Its searching,
healing. soothing ana iuvisaratiag properties
Sold by druggists throushau parts Of Tie world.
aS-im
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

The Abolition press are taking great pains
to Halter the Germans into a support of their
ticket. and think that any one who has " the
blood of Sigel in his veins will support the
policy of the Administration. They forget
that Gen. Sigel is peg " for which the
President has no hole" They are careful to
say little or nothing concerning the pungent
war between the German Unionists of ST.
Louis, and Abraham Lincoln. Nevertheless,
the Germans of Missouri sent deputation to
Warrington, aud have published their report.
1t appears they demanded the dismissal of
Seward, Blair and Halleck-the restoration of
Fremont, Sgel and Butler to important COM
mands The Presidents reply was to the
effect that he meant to be President-with
regard to emancipation he was in favor of its
being gradual, backing his opinion with the
man who had an excrescence on the back of
bis neck, the removal of which, in one opera.
ton, would result in the death of the patient,
while, tinkering it off By degrees, would
preserve life. Taussig adds, " although sorey
tempted, did not reply with the illustration
Of the dog whose tail was amputated by inches,
but confined myself to arguments" The
Presidents reply to Teussig has given mortal
offence to the revolutionary German element,
whose presses TEEN with the most violent and
Incorporate denunciation of the authorities at
Washington.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

SEEING THE MINES-It has been known for
a year past that the Administration either of
its motion, or under the instigation of its lead
ing unofficial advisers, bad in contemplation a
scheme of some kind to seize the mines of the
Pacific coast, or in some other way appropri.
ate the mineral productions to the Federal
treasury. The scheme has at length developed
itself in an order from the President to the
United States Marshal to take forcibe posses
sion of the New Amaden quicksilver mines in
Santa Clara county, and deliver the property
to a man named Sweet as agent of the Gov
ernment. There is DO pretence OF authority of
law for this procedure but it is done in naked
violation of the rights of property. The pro-
perty is worth many millions of dollars, and
has been in the possession Of the owners for
seventeen years under grant from the Gov
ernment of Mexico. The President, arroga-
ting TO himself judicial power, declares that
the title is invalid, that the mines belong to
the Government, and orders the ejeclment of
the possessors at the point of the bayonet, if
necessary. 4 sufficient military force was sent
to the vicinity of the works but before the
owners were actually elected, the President
directed the Marshal to suspend further pro-
ceedings for the present but he did so merely
in his discretion. and not upon the ground that
be had no power or right to proceed. His
right to seize the mines by his violation and
without process Of law. he still maintains
while the owners and claimants retain posses
sion by tolerance only, and not by right II.
as the Executive claims, these mines are public
property then they stand upon precisely the
same footing with the gold silver and copper
mines Of the country, and those claiming and
working the quicksilver mines have vested pos
sessory right that cannot be divested except
by court of competent jurisdiction or by
naked force. fan Executive order is sufficient
to dispoSsess the Almaden company, it follows
as necessary consequence that the same order
is sufficient to dispossess any other company
or individual holding by the same tenure
Are the people of California prepared for this
state of things = Calaveras Times.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
Notice to Taxpayers.
Notice..

N OTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
~ apply TO the Board Of Supervisors Of Butte
County, for a renewal Of 4 License to keep and
maintain a Toll Bridge at a point on the West
Branch Of Feather River where the road leading
from Cherokee Flat TO Yankee Hill crosses said
West Branch Of Feather River. and known as the
20. NJ. Evans Bridge Mrs. O. VI. EVANS.
By ". H WELLS, gent.
OroyiIle. August Sd, 1858.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

To Unfortunate Females-Alas cried I,
poor Maid your skin tho yellow coarse, and dark
sin, and pimpled fre5ked. s1nburut, tanned,
spotless can be understand all such defects are
cured, elope, when washed with Jones Chemc2I
soap. Your teeth. your breath, yogl not dispaie
when washed with Lafont's 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 as rotten death;
ana that red hair, though now IS coarse "a any
name or tail Of horse. silky and dark tw0uld he
made to live BY Jones Coral Hair Restorative: all
dandruff scurf would be re-l0vel-tha hair st0pp'd
falling and improved The articles above su6ken
Of are all we represent them. and are sold al rea
sonable prices. (25 cents) by every respectable
druggist in California.
Agent--CTane Brigham, Druggists, San Fran.
cisco. olqy
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sr There are only tiro side, TO the question
Erery man a-ust Be for the United States OF
asa;asi it. There con Be neatrais in this teer,
ONLY FArElors-oR TBAIr0Rs.-S. 4. Douglqs
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GEoRGg W. BIDwSlL. Of Sacramento. com.
mitted suicide on the 4ih instant, by shooting
himself in the head.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
Legislative Tickets.

The legislative ticket of the bogus Union
party in Sacramento, according to the Union,
is . universally condemned as one unit to be
elected" This Is true Of nearly every other
county in the State. although the Republicans
have not the manhood TO deoounce them. The
worthless and vile of all parties have sought
that party as one promising them success
have controlled its conventions, ard appropria-
ted lis nominations. The Legislative ticket in
this county IS s disgrace to the decency and
intelligence of onr people. Il Is composed OF
the . wardrobe gentry. These are the kind Of
men who have assumed control and direction of
The bogus Union party of California, and are 10
represent the vast interests Of the State in the
approaching Legislature. The most that is
attempted to be said in its favor by the more
Intelligent members of the party. is, that ii is
better than " Copperhead concern. Tha,
may be true. But if the gentlemen who use
this argument in its favor, viii reflect for
moment that the Legislatures of the great
States of New York, Pennsylvania, Indiana
and Illinois were Democratic at the last ses
sions, they will find their fears of the success
of the +" Copperhead ticket materially lessen
ed. Not one Of these Legislatures has done
aught to lessen the effective force of our armies
against the rebellion-not one of them but
that is wholly devoted TO the Union. We
point to the Democratic record in those States.
The reports OF the disloyal.y and treason Of
the Democracy is false and partisan cry, by
which these Legislative tickets, denounced by
their own party as unfit to be elected, hope to
succeed.
Has the intelligence, respectabilty and indie
pendeuce of the people of the great State of
California sunk so low as TO support a ticket,
for their legislators, composed of men unfit TO
be elected, in order that the emancipation
I proclamation may be sustained in this State
/ That is the issue. There is no other 1t has
been repudiated n New York, Pennsylvania
Indiana and Illinois, and by popular majority
of the votes of New Hampshire 1t is being
repudiated everywhere as prolonging the war,
and making restoration of peace and Union
more difficult. The people of California should
defeat these tickets that are unfit to be cleo
ted In doing So they will maintain their
own reputation as a respectable and intelligent
people, aud aid the patriotic of the Atlantic
States in suppressiug the rebellion, and in
bringing around national unity and prosperity.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

Election Sept. I'd.
For GOVERNOR,
JOHN G.. DOWNEY.
For Lieut. Governor.
f. W. MckINSTRY.
For Congressman.
JOHN B. WELLER,
JOHN BIGLER,
\. WHITESIDES.
For State Treasurer.
THOMAS FINDLEY.
For Secretary Of State,
5. NJ. BIS HOP.
For Controller.
c. 0. CRANENS.
For Attorney General,
/. c. GRANGER.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court,
A. c. BRADFORD.
For State Printer.
BERIAH BROWN.
For Surveyor General,
PRESLEY DUNLAP.
For Harbor Master.
MICHAEL HAYES.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
louisville Journal.

SEEING THE MIxEs.-There can be no rea-
sonable doubt but that the Administration in
tends TO appropriate the mines of the Pacific
coast, for the purpose Of raising a revenue TO
defray the expenses of its emancipation policy.
They will seize the Almaden mine as soon as
the election has passed. That is one of the
wealthest mines in California, and Haleck
and Stanton are after it, and the military will
take possession of it, when there is no longer
any danger of such proceeding defeating the
Abolition ticket here.
The next best claim on the Pacific coast,
(the Comstock LEDGE, is doomed to a similar
course. \ claim has been set up il opposition
to those that hold it, ard the military will take
possession as soon as few manipuatioDs have
been made in court. Daniel S. Dickinson and
Reverdy johnson are the attorneys, for con
tingent. There is no contingency about their
getting the ledge 1t is dead wood. aud will
follow the election as swift and sure as the re-
port follows the flash of lightning.
Disguise it as they may, the mines of the
Pacific coast are to furnish the means for the
emancipation schemes of the Aboltionists and
such men as Halleck and Stanton, and Dickin
son and Johnson, are to receive, as a reward
for their services, contingent Interests in the
most valuable.
This is no mere assertion-no mere fears
that those interested may safely disregard
The idea was first advanced by Secretary
Chase in 1861, aud they are now systematical-
ly at work to possess themselves of the mines
Gov. Nye, in his 4th of July celebration at
Panama, intimated the same idea The new
England capitalists, who are engineering the
emancipation policy of the Administration
are not willing to be taxed for such purpose
while the mines are within reach of the civil
or military power of their Administration.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
MINING NOTICES..
California G.. & S. N. Co
OFFICE CAL. GOLD & SILVER Mining Co..)
CHERoKEE. Butte County Cal,
August 4th 1865. !


~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TIL At. AT \
" Meeting of the Trustees held this day, an as
seSsment OF Fifty Cents each and every Share of
the Capital Stock of the Company. was duly levied;
the same now due and payable TO the Secretary at
his office, Cherokee. Butte county California or to
\. J. Simmons, Esq, Santa Clara. Humboldt conn
ty, y. I. Certificates of Stock now ready.
THOMAS MCDANIEL.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

SACRANrNro MessrS. Conlev
and Patrick have Withdrawn from this excel
lent daily paper. 1t is now conducted by
Be7iah Brown.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

CRlrrENDEN loved his whole country, and
we honor his memory as that of patriot; but
his politics were based upon a concession Of
the Righteousness Of slavery, and we are glad
that order of politicians is passing away.
MarysvlIe Appeal.
An unchFistian and disunion sentiment, by
malignant and fanatical wretch If the
death of the venerable patriot would only
" tickle to death " the Appeals entire party
of damnable traitors to constitutional govern
ment, this brave old Union statesman would
not have died in vain. The atrocity of the
sentiment is only equallcd by the treachery of
the Appeals party, who have perverted a war;
originally began for the suppression of an infa.
nous rebellion into the means of enforcing an
equally Infamous partisan policy. Crittenden
was the leader of the gallant Union party that
saved Kentucky from the vortex of secession,
and was distasteful only to that party to which
the Appeal belongs, that would sacrifice con-
stitutions, laws and unions, for their fanatical
partisan policy.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the SECOND
~ Assessment of -Four Dollars per share has been
levied by the Trustees Of the Franklin Copper Min
ing Company, payable or before the nth day Of
August 1858, at the Office OF the Secretary at Orc
vile.
By order of the Board Of Trustees.
A. STEVENSON, Sec'y
0royille July 18th, 1868.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

AT the commencement of the rebellion, the
Republican authorities appealed to the people
of all parties to assist in putting down tie
rebellion, frankly acknowledging that the Re
publican party alone could not do it. They
now deuounce all who do not agree with their
partisan views as traitors, rebel sympa'hizers,
etc, etc. We suppose the bigoted leaders of
that party experience peasurable sansation
in lessening the obligations they owe to the
people, they would cypress.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

ACCORDING to tie Sacramento papers, work
on the Pacific Railroad is being rapidly pushed
ahead. The contractors on that section Of the
road extending down Istroet, are paying hands
four dollars and bali per day.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
DR.. RADWAYS PILLS
pr. RAILWAYS PILLS
DR.. RAnWAY SPWTS

Are superior 70 all other purga,ive medicines iu
the world. They are the only puyeative pills tha,
i safe 10 administer in cases of Erysipeas Typhoid
Scarlet, Yellow OF other Feyers. or in Small PoN
GastritiS. inflammation Of he Bowels Piles. ana
other diseases where a mild soothing and helli,~
pursatlve i required One dose Of RaGwar'S PMS
viii cleanse the bowels. and purge from the >vsem
deceased humorS thoroughly aS lobelia will
cleanse the stomach. without weakening the pa
nent' one dose Is sufficient 10 prone her >uperi-
orlty 10 all other pills
For sale bv Druggists
HoSTErTER. SMITH & DEAN Agents.
4"I san Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
Butte 7. NJ. Consolidated NJ. Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ regular annual meeting Of the shareholders Of
the above named Company will be holden Monday
the 9TH day of August, ls63. between the hour. OF
and O'Clock P NJ at oroyile, at the Office of the
Company in a. McDermott's Drugstore.
BY order Of Board OF Trustees
CHAS. WALDEYER. Secretary.
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American G, & S. Mining Co.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT 4
~ meeting of the American Gold and Silver Min.
ing Co. American Eagle Ledge, Buena Vista Dis
trict, Humboldt Co.. y. t. an assessment of 20
cents per share (of one foot each) levied upon
the Capital Stock of said Company payable on or
before the 2lSt day Of August, at the Secretary :
Office in Oroville. Butte Co.. California
By Order of the Trustees.
\. STEVENSON
SeC'y American G. 4 5 ". Co.
Oroyille, July 2lst ls62.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

CAMBRIDGE, Ind, February @, lsjG.
Me-srs. A. L. ScoviLL & Co.
Gents:-This is to certify that have used DE.
Morris Liver Pills in Bilious Attacks and found
them 10 be the best Pills that ever used for that
plrpnse; and have also used them As a Cathartic
Medicine. and have found but little use for ply
scian since had them in my family.
Yours, truly, ASA FRENCH.
For sale by all respectable druggists.
BEDINGTON & CO.,
sun Francisco,
Wholesale agents for Pacific coast
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To Persons whose Health is Broken Down. .

To Persons whose Health is Broken Down.
Every disease might uaqneStionably be prevented
if nature were assisted to rally with that most won
derlu of all invigorators,
DIR. HoSTETTER's STOMACH BrrrEIs.
When the flame Of life wanes and qiiiyers from ex-
haustion. administer this tamog, restorative. Ii
viii once more become steady and strong. In the
debility which follows violent fever; ia diarhoea
byseutery, dySpepuc complaints and choc: in
the weakness con-equeat III the natural decay. or
resulting from free living or over eXcri0n and asa
ID those painful and too mach neglected ailments 10
which ladies are exclusively subject. the BittcrS
never fail to give permanent relief. Sold 10y all
Druggists aud dealers everywhere aii-im :
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

The Republican doctrine that everything the
President thinks is constitutional, is tolerated
by them upon the ground that the changes
that would thus be made are triaing indeed.
Simply changing the name of the nation from
Uncle Sam, to that of Uncle Sambo.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

THs proposition to give Fremont command
of the negro troops. IS objected to by the
Louisville Journal. which thinks, " if we enroll
negroes at all. We should give the poor devils
half chance"
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
Josephine Copper Mining Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN AC-
~ cordance with the laws OF the State Of Cali
forBia and order Of the Board Of Trustees of the
Josephine Cold Silver and Copper Mining Compa-
ny, there viii be sold at public auction on Saturday
September 5th at o'clock P. NJ. in front Of the
Companys office Hunt0on street Orovilie. 50
many shares Of the capital stock Of said COMPANY.
standing in the names Of the following persons or
shareholders, will be necessary for the pavment
of the assessments duly levied thereon. together
with the expenses Of advertising and other expen-
ses Of sale;
NAMES. NO. SHARES AMT nl-r.
John McCarty ...............2G0 sl2 90
6. Fitzgerald. -.-.......... 200 $l2 90
sam. Stewart. art.................20 Sl2 90
Nm. Rogers 200 sl2 90
D. NJ. BISHOP. Secretary.
Oroville, July 27th. 1868
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

HELMBOLD-S EXTRACT RUCHU.
THE GREAT DiURETIC.
EXTRACT BUCHU.
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
HELMBoLDS EXTRACT BUCHU.
THE GREAT DICRETIC-
HELMBOLU'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
TIE GREAT pICRETTC.
And Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases Of
the
Bladder. Kidneys
"aVei, povsey.
Organic Weakness
And all Diseases Of the Urinary Orrsns
See Advertisement in another column. Cat II o,,t
and send for the Medicine Al once
Beirarf If Coumterfiiisi
HOSTETTER. SMITH K DEAN. Agents
san Francisco
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

MlLRoY, the valiant Abolition General, who
announced his determination to turn his guns
on the Northern people who do not agree with
him politically, as soou as he had finished the
rebels, when attacked by the latter at Win
chester, left his guns, aud fled TO the Copper
heads Of PENNSYLVANIA for protection.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08


NEGRo SoLpIERS.-rhe Administration is
employing negroes Is soldiers. Recent tele-
graph news is TO the effect that jeff Davis has
determined to do the same thing. jeff has
threatened to hang all the officers of negro
regiments that he may capture and sell the
negroes iato slavery. Abe has threatened re-
taliatiou, and proclaimed that he would i'm
prison or hang 4 rebel for every negro or
officer thus disposed Of As old jeff and old
Abe. are both in the uigger business, we sug-
gest that they treat each others niggers with
respect, until the truly Union and conservative
sentiment Of the country shall intimate through
the baIlot-box, that their fantastic tricks will
not be longer tolera 3D.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

THE editor Of the Baltimore American says
he has heard from respectable ear witness,
that Gen Hooker, in his parting address to his
officers here, said that Al the Army of the Po
tomac fought with the rebels two hours out of
the twenty four, and with the Government at
Washington the other tweuty.two'
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
Franklin Copper Mining Co.

Oroville. July 27th, 1858.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

TuE BLUFF GANE.-A Republican Official
OF this county. was heard 10 remark, the other
day, that if Downey was elected Governor, We
should have civil war in California. We sup
pose they are only trying the game of intimi,
dation, TO prevent men from voting for Gov.
Downey. It is precisely the language used by
The rebels concerning the eleciion Of lincoln.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

THIS following statement, says the Philadel.
phia Age, was received in letter from Har-
risburg. 1t has frequently happened that
attempts of this kind have been made by
Jacobines TO induce the belief that there was
cheering for jeff Davis at Democratic assem-
blages But the dodge does not answer the
purpose intended
At the Anehler House, in Harrisburg, on
the night before the Democratic Convention,
number of soldiers and Democrats were
cheering for Mcclellan. when an Individual
rising on chair, proposed three cheers for
JEFF. Davis He was taken out Of the house
TO protect him from assault, and upon investi-
cation it was found be came there 10 throw
odium upon the Democratic party by bis
proposition, and have it said the Democracy
were cheering for JEFF. Davis. The individual
was one of Lincoln paymasters in the army
BY name Alexander Mcdonald Lynn-and a
son-in law of Morrow B. Lowry"
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EDUARD BOHDEN. Proprietor.
FOR SALE

The above Stable, with Horses, Carriages and
appurtenances, will be sold very cheap tor Cash
aS:tf ED. BOWDEN.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-08

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