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The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-24
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THE LATE CoLD SNAP appears to
have had a supplying effect upon the
Blacksnake leaders, dulling their ap-
prehensioD, Gf they ever had any and
rendering them decidedly foolish and
torpid. Having repeatedly offered to
wager everything we had that Vallan-
bingham would be elected Governor cf
Ohio, we felt a little despondent when
the Republican press claimed to have
telegraphic news that he had been beat
en- by an overwhelming majority, and
made a paragraph which the Sacramen-
to Union notices as follows:
The Bntte RECORD, a Copperhead paper in
its issue of October lIth, has The following
1T is to be regretted that the telegraph
should be down east Of Laramie just at this
particular time, as it deprives Us of the election
news. Could we get the result of the elections
in Ohio. Pennsylvania and Indiana. it might
have favorable impression on our judicial eec-
tion. Not a word does the telegraph furnish
US. Shou anything be received before going
to press, it will be found IL our news column.
The people of Bntte, generally. were not
quite so ignorant as the RECORD OF the late
electan news and the defeat of the Copper
heads. The telegraph dill furnish the news.
but the RECoRD did not want it. 1t was hea-
Wy for Copperhead stomachs.
The Marysyille Appeal made SIM
liar notice of the para graph, and saw
in it all sorts of political fraud to hum
bug its party. Had these shallow gen
tlemen turned to the news column as
directed, they would have found tie
following paragraph:
The elections in the States of Pennsylvania
Ohio. Indiana, and Iowa, according to tele-
graphic accounts have gone against the De
mocracy. The Democratic elections will take
place 10 November.
The offensive paragraph was bit Of
pleasantly with which to sweeten dis
appointment, and we hope We shall not
be prosecuted for cruelty to animals ,
Like SAKE, we dare not write as funny
as we can, owing to the weak intellect.
of our Republican contemporaries. We
have to request Wells, Fargo & Co.
hereafter, when there is anything in the
RECORD above the comprehension of {
donkey, to withhold ctpies for few
days, from the Sacramento Union an(
Marysville Appeal.
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Bristol Sarsaparilin -Posons dug from the
bowels of the eartn, and used as mediciue- XIII
thou-a ndS annually. Powder aud ball are not half
half 30 muderous. From the curses of mankind
called mineral specifics Bristol's Sarsaparla is
exempt. It's thirty-ive years of unbroken triunpls
over ecGoua cancer erysipelas and all disease. If
the skin, the flesh. the bones the joints glands,
are due t. the vegetable kingdom alone. 1t Is the
'nly medicine ever prepared by mau, that eradicates
from the system the virus OF malignant malades,
aud nj the same time recuperates the constitution.
TO the feeble II is strength, To the aged vitality tie
ag"nIzed a soothing balm. l. the broken in spirit
eVlvng elixir to the sufferers OF the geutler sex
present help under all their special difficulties 10
ALL the most ce'tain and nocuous OF the means o.
Tered by science fer the reel and prevention Of hu-
man suffering. Sold by the leading druggists of all
towns and cities. sl9lp
HOSrETTER. SMITH Il DEAN
Ageuts for Pacific Coast, san Francisco.
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Auto show how completely in
the power of the President the people
Of America now are, We need mention
but four of the acts passed by the last
Republican Congress, viz:
The Tax Bill, by which al the prop
erty and resources of the people are
mortgaged to the present Administra-
tion.
The Finance Bill, which places al
the currency of the country in the hands
of the Secretary of the Treasury.
The Conscription Bill, by which all
the bodies of poor men, who are not
worth $500, are placed in the hands of
the Administration.
The Indemnity Act, which presumes
to indemnify the President for all the
wrongs he has committed in the past,
or may commit in the future.
These acts give the President as alb
solute power as that possessed by any
monarch of the old world, and releases
him from all responsibility whatsoever.
What is there left Of the government of
the people?
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DR.. H0sTETTER's STOMACH BTrERs..

DR.. HOSTETTER'S SrONMACH BfTTERs.-
These Bitters universally acknowledged to be
sure preventive and cure for Fever and Agge, Flat
ulenre, Heayiness Of the Stomach, any other like
affection. Their etielt upon the system most mi
raculous; they give healthy tone to the system Z,
relieve all morbid matter and in fact cleanse ths
ystem OF all impurities. In no ease has it heed
known to fail. hat on the contrary. new virtues
have been fuuud in is To those afflicted with
any Of the above lis OF the body. the Bitter. ara
offered as speedy and certain cure. Try them ano
form your own opinion Sold by Druggists any
dealers everywhere.
HOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN,
Agents for Pacific Coast san Francisco.
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josephine Copper Mining Co.

HT0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN &C
~ cordance with the laws of the State of Cali
forna and order Of the Board OF Trustees of the
Josephine Gold, Silver and Copper Mining Compa
ny, there viii be sold II public auction. MoGd4y.
November 7th at o'clock P. NJ. in front OF the
Company's office on Huntoon street. OroviIle, 50
many shares Of the capital stock Of said company
standing in the names OF the following persons or
shareholders. as will be necessary for the payment
OF the assessments daily levied thereon. together
with the expenses Of advertising and other expen-
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GEN. RosEcRANs.-This General,
one of the ablest, untiring, and most sue
cessful the war has produced, has been
removed from command of the army of
the Cumberland, and shelved in Cincin-
natl. From the success which has at
tend him, we had supposed he was the
last man whose services would be dis
pensed with. We felt we'll assured
that his defeat at Chickamauga was oc-
casioned by overpowering numbers, but
in this We may have been mistaken
Probably the repulse of Meade, follow
ing so close upon that of RoSecrans,
demonstrated the necessity for removing
somebody, and the lot fell upon the lat
ter. Grant has gone to Chattanooga tt
see what Bragg proposes to do.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Liquor Store For Sale.

rE7HE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL. CHEAP
FOR CASH, his LIQUOR STORE. with Fire
Proof Brick Vault; Also, Large and well selected
Stock Of Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors
Al Cost, or in Lots To suis pnrch .SerS.
his viii be found good investment for any oae
desiring to engage in the Liquor business this Is
an old Stand, and has good Country Trade. The
object Of the present owner in selling out, Is 20 60
home on business, and he Will ofeT Inducements 10
purchaser net usually met with.
Also. For Sale-One Lot, 2S oy loo feet, on
ner vf Myers Street and Miners Alley.
All persons indebted To the undersigned win
please settle their bills Immediately.
PHILLIP FARRELLY.
orUyille, October "A, 1868. o94tf
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Butte Mammoth G.. S. &
G.. Mining Go.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
" meeting Of the Trustees Of Butte Mammoth
Gold and Silver Mining Company, an assessment OF
teu cents per share (ot one foot each) leved
the capital Stock OF the company, payable on or
before the 27th day OF October, 1858. at the office
Of the Secretary At Oroyille. By order Of the
Board Of Trustees.
September 26th 1868.
AMAURICE. Jr. Sec'y.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PREss.-Beriah
Brown, formerly of the Sacramento
Republican, havirg purchased the prin-
ting material of the Republic office,
will issue a paper under the above title.
There is no good reason why Demo
cratic paper should not exist in San
Francisco, if it starts right and contin-
ues the firm advocate of Union Democ-
racy. Any trucking to rebel senti-
ments, or advocacy of peace, while the
rebels are in arms to force a dissolution
Of the Union, will be Loves labor
LOST Mr.. Brown is an able writer,
and we wish his enterprise success.
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Notice.

rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT UNLESS ASSESS
Z ment No. l, now due on the following desisnat-
ed Shares Of the capital stock of the Hickory q.
c. Mining Co.. together with the costs Of AdveF
ising be paid on cr before Saturday, October tn
/ -63 at , Q clock P. NJ. an adequate part Iherof
sufficient to pay such assessment and costs OF aa-
vertSine and sale Il be sold for cash 70 the nlsh
est bidder, in front Of Wells. Fargo i Co tx
ror5a7ce with the Bylaws. Of said Company and
he Sfatntain sach cases male and pr0Ylded.
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and been instrumental in the restoration
of the Union. What they do now, is a
matter Of no consequence, unless the
Union is honestly and consistently
made the basis Of their position.
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MARRIED.

In oToyilie. on the 2Is1 inst, by Rev. r. Hobart
JAMES Il. Frances. Of Silver Mountain, n T.. 10
Miss HELEN ANGSLL, of 0roville.
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The viper of abolitionism has been
cherished in the American bosom until
it has destroyed the life and power of
the nation. The horrible asp on the
voluptuous bosom of Cleopatra is true
nictnra Of America.
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A CRAZY man was taken TO Stockton
the other day, believing that his mission
was to restore the Unicn by enforcing
the proclamation. The doctors decided
his a.lment to be wool on the brain.
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COUNTY TSE ,SJlss.ss'> ot.rIN r..
OkoYILLE. Oct. 10Th. ls6S.

UkufILLE, Uct IU.h, Isb5.
Warrants drawn on the General County Fsus
registered November l7th 10 November a2ud.
including numbers 59S, 594 and 5s5. OF the 2srd.
lS60 also, warrants drawn on the Indieent Sick
Fnnd registered May Isl. 1851 viii be paid on pre-
sentatios at this Oce and VIII cease to bear inter
est from this date; if not presented within sixty
days the money set apart fer their redemption
will beappropriated to pay warrants next n order
OF registry.
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y. BURROUGHS
County Treasurer
CONSOLATION FOR THE MISERABLrs.
ONET0 SIX.

There is disease either infectious organic. ma
ari0uS, epidemic. ScrululalS climatic acute or in.
iamatory, but that ONE TO SIX bottle, or boxes,
of Or. hadway's Remedies will give to the patict,
satisiact ry evidence of cure aud any advertised
that fails 10 do the same Is unworthy OF public con
Gence, and lis should hencei0rtA be disctoutI-
led
AT ONCE.
Let the patient. suffering with pain either internal
or eXlernal. use RApWAY'S READY RELIEF no
matter what mry be the cause rheumatism Neu-
ral algia Headache, Sore Throat Pains IN the Back
Chi.ls and Fever, Diarrhoea. Dy>eutery, Bilious
Chollc, or II Cramps, Spasms. Burns or Soalds
Brulsrs, relief Is lmm- diately experienced, and
cure rapidly follows.
DIR. RADWAY'S PILLS
Are likewise quick aud thorough in their infue ce
IN eX.eilins disease from the system, for all di,-
eases where II Is essential To use purgative mech
clne> from dose 10 >iN boxes viii effect a thor
ough cure. blhuGsness, Con upation, Indigestion.
tosuVeueSs. Dyspepsia Liver Conn plant, are cured
rapidly; they do not afford merely temporary re
lief. but effect a thorough care. No piles or teues
wTenching pains Of hard >tf4IuiHg follows their
DR.. RADWAY'S CLEANSING SYRUP.
Called Renoyaing Resolvent, cures the worst skins
d'-e.t-es Scroiula Salt KAeam. Sores OF all kinds
S"re ileanS. and NeneIeal sores, Pimpies RI Jtches
&c, by the use Of from one to SIX bottles.
For sale by Druggists
HnStErTER, SMITH 4 DEAN, Agents.
WI san Francisco
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GRAPES INTO WIsE.-A ten OF grapes yields
one hundred and sixty gallons of wine. and if
sold for 50 per gallon, brings the snug sum Of
So9n
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the Secessionists will be able to get back by
fraud what they fail TO get By lighting. Do
not permit them. withoa, proper safeguards. 10
resume in your counsels in the Senate ard in
the House The power which their treason has
stripped from them.
We omit remarks. leaving the reader 70 re-
feet upon this record of facts.
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FROM the continued caterwaling Of
the Administration press about Cop
perheads," they must be in the mental
condition that an up country editvr
wished newspaper thieves-"Their
paths carpeted with cro>s-eyed snakes.
and their nights haunted with knock
kneed tom cats"
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v ashngt0n Copper Mining Co.

N-OTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT AT A
1S Meeting of the Trustees. Of the Washington
Copper Mining Compaup. held this day. an Asses
mellt . six Dollars per share vas levied on the
Capital Stock OF said Company, payable on or be
foe l9th day OF November, \ D. ls63, to the Sec
retlry al his Office in Urovilie.
By order OF the Board OF Trustees.
A. STEVEN son, Secretary.
Orovile, October 18th, 1868.
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Black Hawk Consolidated e, sac,
MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT \
"a meeting of the Board OF Trustees of the Black
Hawk Consolidated Gold, Silver and Copper Mining
Company. held this day, an assessment of seven
and a-Aalf cents per share levied the capital
Stock ot said Company payable Immediately to the
Secretary at their Office in oregon City in gold OF
silver coin.
H. !. MORRISON, Secretary.
Oregon City, September 9th, lsG3
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MINING NOTICES..
Franklin Copper Mining Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that at a Meeting
"a of the Board OF Trustees OF the Franklin Cop
per Mining Company, held this day, an Assessment
Of SIX Dollars per share was levied on the capital
stock of said Company, payable on OF before the
18th day OF November, A. ID. lS63, to the SecIeta-
~. at his Office in OiOville.
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
A STEVENSON, Sec'y.
Oroville Oc-o5er 10th, lss3
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TIE sSSsToa!sr CONTEST.

The eisS;;ou Of Confederate Se;aatcr 81 sas
Legislature Of Virginia hss occupied the .:
clus!Ys Liplo Of the s,2;: auuses for seress'
dnrs, and at the tine 81 whiting this, srGcs:s
as far of as 1t The beginning. 2As fosHioS
to BE- filed ie : bigh crd ;:aFcr:ant public
trust. md she r:r:asl link &c Fersc0sho a;;s-
cucs;an caanct be Gsc:e.2 20 be !-c?er. Ec:
the acrimonious cSs,.:sn: ~ iae discussion
:r6cl-cI IN y. ecr,c Cpa-;Sc ?. tSc sG:-i. e
c,i,cin-.i,:, I'D reorganization &c -egaT,:s :hH
pr;neipIea sr& an.cccdcats q nc candidates
il :hs!> canrtc.oH wish de:UGct parties, csa-
not be tar .naca -s2Toha&oG aud condemned
We had horsd thai the secession; which severe;
lerrito .is cornection had broken thc bonds Of
psrty, thai tbs cSc0ri q; p1si principles padiF-
consistencts was closed forever, md il,as " mig
and DoInccTeL rere - ;;i9:e - DC SHcT:'
among us. Psrties ma; b. daaji, bur tteiE
worst pref ,silc.:s have ne; :."ea permitted 80
die 18th sho Organizations. Lie ;Ae efH1r!a
sc tae dscayi1e cn-csse. Go:acuG'g !!:a otu.a5-
;,he-e. ;tus r:e;ut;cc- still Use g e!o2;:-t7
.SoHi:Ets @:2if:A "".~:s &c ''@ TsO:"H1 " ''''
score g: Stress sio7c.
Ebi!a such ::c2-,on, Democrat - 81.
fau:n$ nor-n;l, or An:.eIt. e;cadiiv ycttcs for
.hs Wig, ,:r. Ca?crtar, recognizing ,ho
justice ard p-opr'a,% of 4:,e arrangement
made a. the rat seea:,I, 20 iI5 u. Es--
5aur, .fasr yasiEls si :,1c last SESSION for two
Wings, rev insisting c.. having both Ssaasc-s
from :ae Democratic party. Mr. Floyd g
nrf.cs;Selely because Of his f<,7mer partr cor
noction; ;ds locality gi7.a hin 20 psrt'c!c q:
-,laiE, 20 The position upon me grounds L I'D
for tie u:sctio1 81 Mr.. E;lsseil. lie g
Southwestern Insa-;i 10 H'.T cou-cI'a
vita TIE Nur:rre5:, rbe E.rs ovsrrun hy ms
snsmy. L; seeo,s Ike = trccker: ii aia ;n;:
ita:y exploits 20 t7ko tna Lero ci Cs-n:fc=
from tie Geld Of lis is,a~, ''iceeI =25 s1s",
snd pl.cs 2l.n u TAG Ssca:s.
Nj. D ,vsa.se, Ct Gics William, On yeets.s
day v=0ti sss3. il las ssycrss; ;An7ae1 49,
tsr;2s, ne po!.t;cst concern Of Floyd, har~
seu~ / nsn.s. doing basr'a;o sode; ~
asrps sal style q ~: dirt sheet lbs
Sic;,faon9 "Eza;nif,7-" 4iG ri"Q"";;: as
sc7e.e i1vectivs vas -ecc.7c6 .~iih :r;t's::e
c;r-aas.. ~ tho Ssnat..
. stcs6Y adherence Ct AlS. sowei:. "sUi-
;.1F sn5 alcnc," 20 W. Gaasrtc;.,As rs
sroushs ia; gentleman T-o@n.i," 5ef"rv : {
n"dr. ,r1; may result 10 Ut: oi:c'io2.