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staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and
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storing its pristine COLOR and rectifss the i'll effects
of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A
BAfoHELoR, all others are moro limitations. and
should be avoided. Sold by al druggists. &C. Fac.
tory-s1 Barclay street. New York. Bachelors
new Toilet Cream for dressing ths hair ~ 7-eoly
A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE:-Co
tanning nearly 800 pages and lso ane Plates and I'm
cravings Of the Anatomy of the Sexual Organs In .
state Of Health and Disease, with . Treatise on
Self Abuse, its Deplorab!e Consequences upon the
Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan Of Treat
ment-the only rational and successful mode OF
cure, as shown BY the report Of cases treated. A
truthful adviser to the married, and those contem
plating marriage, who entertain doubts of tn sir
physical condition. Sent free of portage to any
address, ON receipt Of Is cents in stamps postA
urrency, by addressing DR. LA CROIX. No. s
Maiden Lane. Albany. N Y. 4 oss-lm"
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE ola Baltimore and
HaTrisbnTg, to the .Nouh aud WsSt-Two trains
leave Washington daily and one on Sunday-suick
time-low fare and sure connections. Soldiers
tickets sold through at Government rates. For
tickets and further information apply ct the Office
Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, Washing
ton. Office open from 8 q, m. to 9p. M; on Sun
el2i " E.O. NORTON. Agent.
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THE TURF.-At the National Course yester.
day, In the trotting match between Mr.. f. viii
Iiams, horse, Mcclellan, and Mr.. Hinesiv,s
horse. Brandy wine, the contest was for 500 q
side. and resulted in favor OF Mcclellan.
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FINE LIGHT CARRIAeEs.-R.H H. Graham 37i
n street. adyertises large assortment Of su .
perior light carriages, which ne Will sell at
reasonable rates. Give him cali.
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RxnxAsED.-J. II. Bartholow and 7. w
Berry, who were arrested yesterday on the
charge Of disloyalty, were this morning re-
leased. tss 0@
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5 By THOMAS DOWNING. Anstioassf.
,pvv., Gso,setssHSS1 nxT II m u M + mn,

IEo LoTs IN f}soRG1fDwn AZ AyofIO1.-I Win
sell q Public Aretiepa u M9nt e S1s yfemsseee
s s'eSSh p a palt :! Lot 81 .
onti.s e isss oS af m sss Ss
becs ~ - ofssus Lot, ffontingD Sst on ssas
siae Of PIospees stIsst. 49, 1877 I'D Fred,
sstck fret sSsa .nms Ia 6at3Ss a kss Sor,l
.sSs - pRfospect stfsst. bstEesn NSsfss ia frsS
sSiek streets and running hack 81 fS0s
rnMEuIIxlLr 1rr1H----~------
Lot No. q, ink eAttt ard Navkias, A6AlfQn q
Geoeeetc IN, frontipD 10 feet on&k1 N00kld de q
Frederick aftSsk. ASovS Dth street, and rannin 1
re TerSs: q: thiod sash; Sals.ss Is fftxs,vl
msifs ess s:ssssa q & ~
oe 80 a'al 80 p, 1Aoos sAast.
" THE ABOvH lALDa sQMAyQ8NAHLl
postponed until SA1TSDAY .AIfNk000H. o.
s oe Is sAne scar ana RIOS poMItha. Ana.
zHrABoyssAIEI5PoSffoSiD1ssA1
p 3 !. sl's INST. rHos. povL1se. A.s.,1
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400 PAPlRHANGINGS. dS6
NEW FALL STOCK. =.

Just received . new and cesirable assortment of
S eon .; And avaHohypsr 01P STAMPED and me-
QAlao, . variety Of GLAZID and BLANK PAPERS
at The lowest cash prices. Orders for PapsrhanEns
or WINDOW Shades promptly executed In town or
or executed. T. MARKRITER, 3
3 No. 4S6 TIN street "a doors above
oc A-eo2w. odd Feilovs Hall.
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WINDOW sHADls.
1856

486 WINDOW SHADES. 1856
Now oIenipg nav End Desirable selection Of
GILT BAND W4nDOw SHADES, With or without
centere. Du6. Holland, or any Ioauired eise or
style Of window Shade made TO order.
Terms eash. ]. MA kKRiTlhs
- No. ass It'll street, doors above
oc a. eo9ws 80 ~ Odd Fellows Hall.
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FALL AND WHITE

EALL AND W1NT31 Ira ~ ans
Ladies' Black. Colorsd and Scarlet oloaks and Cir.
culArs, -.
Black. Frosted Beaver, Plush and Wstsr Proof
Oloakine Cloths, S. fF'7 -
French Msrlnos, Rsps and Ottomsns In all colorss
Rlstn. Plaid and Striped Valencias,
whit. Red Dlae and yellow RiapnelS, In all QuAl-
esel and Shifting risnnels. ~ 6ae
Oaseimers and esfinets, ssIssr5-r
white and Oolored BlE6kots,
1lack sihs. 1ournins Goods in srsat variety.
White and Brown 0cftcn ehestiAss. 90.
Hoaisry. Geuntists. Jouvins Kid Gloyes. Sc, &c
%tta- s. 800 - Is. TAYLOR z CO.. g
90 s No. 81 Oenter wAtkes 4RAce.
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By VIM, L. WALL q CO.. Auctionssrs.a
At the Horse Bnsaar 90 soMk s1ds Lo sidAd dveaxs.
befsreen Niafk and 1sntk sseaF ,AEsa
A ePLBNDlD PAIR OF GREY H0RSkS.
n PHARroN,, AHD HARNEss AT AUcffourQn
SATURDAY MORNING, 3lst mat. at . = toek.
We viii sell. ct the BaxaArA s1lendid Reas g 0fsS
oc28 'lEI149 WIN &. WALL = Coz. 40:
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PHofoa sAFFa6roaHAPHsn
Photographs eeicrsd ic IT, hi.hess ssyis Of the
s"snA - VIZ :" WI. ?. JOHNeFON,
/, % n Tvs 7'lss1 C.sitet I'LL.
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NEW YORK STYLES.
3entlsmen's Cothrng !-Neic and Fashionable!
A large assortm. mt for Dress and Business wear
The English Sack and Walking Coats excel in
beauty. grade and finish anything Ever offered in
this city. WALL, STEPHENS i Co.
322 Pa. avenue, bet. 9Th and 10th sts
ec2tf INTEL and Repub.
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drama, "The Pearl of Savoy" is to be pro-
duced again this evening at this fashionable
resort. We feel confident that this announce
play going fellow citizens, inasmnch as 1t Is q
play in which Miss Mitchell has excited an
unusual degree o. admiration. Tomorrow
positively, and makes her final appearance
but one in Washington. Seats for tbs benefit,
Tonight, or the final night NAV 10 sscnred
during the day by application at the Theatsr,
without extra charge
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y Iscias. issued BY the OlsFh OF the County Court
Of AlsxandEis county, and e me = dirsctsd Sin
1t No. IS King street, Alexandria, Va, com,nsns-
ing at 10 o'clock .: m. large lot Of 6RIOULfu-
sra rannins Miis outsi S BoIsS Thssshine Ma
chimes, wheat Driils, Seed Sewers Trace Chetns.
large lot of Newand Old oaatin &, &c. &c. Also,
Meade Marye. = q 80. - = - =.
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Meas BUSINESS Suits.
YOUTHS Business Suits.

CHt!drsnS' School Salts.
NOAH WALKER 4 Co., 36s Penn avenue, Metro
politan Hotel building, would respectfully an
ter Clothing is now ready for inspection. 1t il
comprised Of an assortment of Gentlemen s and
Youths Clothing Of the newest and richest ens
In Material trimming and workship. )
TO those who study excellence with economy in
now offered for selecting from the most attractive
reduced prices. oc9-im
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SHERlFYY SALE-By order Of The County
- Court Of AleI Andria county will sell 1t Public
Auction, on FRIDAY, Oct. seth ie6S. sc u o'clock
M, on the premises, in lots to suit pun ohassrs.
600 TONS OF LUMP PLASTER,
levied upon as the property OF Knox & Bro, lytn&
Wolfe streets, Aiexapdris, Va.
oc27.3t - -, 81. N. GARWOOD. Sheriff
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~ THE. ABOVE SAIL sIs POSTPONED ON.
afternoon. o. E.RITTEMH0uSE, TrntSe:
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GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.

By VIM. WALL CO., Auctioneers.A
limited STATES MARsHAb'a SAIL or
from the Clerks Office Of the Supreme pourt Of the
United states for the District Of COLUMBIA holding
Public Sale, for cash ct the Auction Store Of Wm.
l. Wall Go ON Psnnsylvania avenue. on Y1I-
ing at 10 o'clcck .. NJ. the following Goods and
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By g. HoGuIR1 c0.s Auctie1ssEs.
VIRGINIA AvRNUE AHD SIXTH SrKsHf RAsr-0A
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, October Seth. ct 4 oelock !.
and b, Of original Lot No. I. Ia Square sNos847.
fronting tossther NJ feet 9 jnchss On yirginis
same SQUARE, fronting on 9Th street and Joining
the above, making an entire front on Sixth street
of no feet II inches, improved In the oontrs by
snug Brick Dwelling house and Frame Building
the corner. E.&LaH CHZN.
twelve, and eighteen months, With Interest se-
cured by . deed Of trust on the premises .pEk
Conferences 1t cost Of the purchAser.
oc2i ]. @. McGUI & co.. Auots.
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II HOUSE.. ii inch walls located near Mr.. Hol-
meade1 Church, D str et: Island; eight rooms.
Possession Immediately. Will be solo bargain;
and q months. csIi & No. 500 corner Of Ninth
and ii streets, above the Northern Liberty Market.
from till clock corner 18th street and "a Az.
At IL
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ROOMS TO RENT Inquire at
Z McPB lRsONS Drug Store, Penn. ayen9e.
Ya nifol Hill -Hf.-ef = 1F4fFEf EEt Oc U-3t"
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pired item monthly Lease, the Good Will, and
he Furniture Of the STORE and DWELLING No.
55S Seventh street, between e and +. lsland.
There il large stable attached and the Sore has
been Q business stand for fifteen years. This is .
Psnad and 3Ds rSFs Apply q Mr.
on the premises, entrance up aide
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The sTocK of Jewelry and Plated Ware now on
exhibition ct " The Dollar Store" ABS Penn. ave,
everything that is new and seasonable in theif
line ocG ~
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-03
SPECIAL NUTICES,
S-T-IS6O-N.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BTTTERS

They purity. strengthen and inviso-a;e
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change Of water and def
They overcome eaects Of dissipation and la.e
hours
The strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent rniasraatic and in,ermit;en, leve.,s
They purify the breath and aei3jty Of the stomach
They cure Dvspep>ie and Constipation.
They cure piarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are tie best Bitsevs in the world. They
make the weak man stroa-, end 4rs e-ss.,,sted no
turs's restorer. They are made Of pare s.. Croix
Rum, the celebrated CAlisaya Bard roots and herbs
and are taken with the pleasure Of beverage
without regard to age OF time Of day. Particularly
recommended 70 delicate persons requiring gent'e
stimalaut. Sold by ali Grocers. Druggists. Ho,e,>
and saloons, p. Il. DRAKE i Co. New York.
CRANE L BRIGHAM. AGENTS.
nleOwly san Francisco
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-03
Summons.

En- THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIF
teenth Judicial District, of the State OF Califor
MA, in and for the county Of Butte.
James Pate v. John K. Pate.
Action brought in the District Court Of the Fif
teenth Judicial District. and the complaint filed in
the County of Butte, in the Office Of the Clerk Of
said District Court.
The People of the State Of California send Greet
ing to John +. Pate: You are hereby required
to appear in an action brought against YOU by the
above named Plaintiff in the District Court of the
Fifteenth Judicial District of the State Of Caifor-
MIA, in and for the County of Butte, and to answer
the complaint filed therein, "a copy of which ac-
companies this SummOns) within ten davs, eXclU-
slve Of the day OF service) after the service you
Of this Summons-if served within this county; or
If served out Of this county, but in this Judicial
District within twenty days: or il served out OF
said District. then within forty days-or Gdgmen,
by default viii be taken against vOa.
The said action i brought TO obtain Judgment
against You for the sum Of six hundred and thifty
one dollars and interest thereon from sth dav oi
June lS60 at the rate of one per cent. per month
ms SUIT l. brought upon promiSs1ry note, which
Is fully set ont in the complaint fled herein GER
tlted copy Of which accompanies this summons u
which yon are referred and if you fail TO appear
and answer said complaint a. above required the
plaintiff viii take Judgment by default against you
Tor the sum Of SIX hundred and thirty-one dollars
and interest on the same from June sth lS60. at
the rate Of one per cent. per month and for costs
Given under nv hand and Seal Of the
sy,, District Court of the Fifteenth Judicial
District, this 29th dav Of july. in the
- year of our Lord, ole thousand eight
hundred and sixty two
J. " GILkYSON. Clerk
By R. HoBART, Deputy
J. N. BURT, Atty for Pltf.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-03

sharpshooter was in Red Blaff on Monday
night and Tuesday morning last. The Beacon
says he has but recently arrived from the East.
having been released from service, on account
OF defect in his eye from oveT-exertion Of the
organ. He is on his way TO his old haunts
about Weaverville- The real name Of Califor-
MA Joe, is Mead. He Is a regular down-east-
e., aad 6fty-6ve years Of age Fond Of adven-
ture, as well as loyal to his country and dead
shot. he went East at the opening Of the war.
for the purpose Of joining Berdan's sharpshoot-
ers. Admission into that organization reaair.
ed severe test, each candidate having 10 fire
al a target at longest ranges aud prove himself
a Ne. l. Mead easily got admission. and has
done more service perhaps, than any sharp
shooter il the Federal service. The slant Of
bis eye along the barrel was death 10 the
enemy, and Federal officers have stood bY and
seen him pick off individual foes Al nine hun
dred and twelve hundred yards with a series of
dead shots. Joe was in the fights before Rich
mond, and relates the circumstance Of one Of
the night encounters, in which be and con.
siderable number Of bis companions became
entangled with the enemy in the dark, fell into
line with them and marched on il company,
without ever knowing their mistake until thev
heard the Confederate officers calling Tenth
Louisiana !" " Fifteenth Alabama :" &c, 6c..
leaving DO doubt as to the character of the
troops they were with.
The only chance was to slip out Of the ranks
a thing not easily done. Some succeeded,
among them California Joe Others faie3.
aud were taken prisoners to Richmond
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-03

WHAr THE INrERFERENcE OF CoxGREsSNEx
Has DoyE.-The Washington correspondent
of the New York Commercial says the inter
ference OF Congress with the discipline of the
Union army, by deuouncing in debate those
officers who protected private property. has
given rise 10 wholesale plundering, almost
equal to the loo,ing of the British in the
East Indies. Wearing apparel, family papers.
and even Bibles. are taken without hesitation.
and displayed as the spoils OF war. The loyal
Marylauders, whose property was respected by
the rebels, have suffered severely by the taiev-
ing propeDsities Of Union troops, especially the
Pennsylvania mlitiamen.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-03

ARRESTED COnsables Simmons and Parks
arrested two deser,ers from the Fourth Regi-
ment California Volunteers on Sunday evening
last. They were enlisted in Oroville by Lieut..
Oakcs, aud sent to Beuicia from which place
they deserted. Lieutenant Oakes recognized
them, aud had them arrested. One was cap
tured in a drift on the bluff and the other not
being shere, was watched for by a Digger,
who informed the officers when he made his
appearance He was Immediately uabbed.
The strategy displayed by the Constabuary
and Digger forces echpsed anything Of the
kind ever accomplished by Samule Samythe
of the Maekerel Brigade. Being surrounded
by the enemy, the brave c. V. surrendered
nucon iitioually.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-03
COUNTY TREAsURER's oFFIcE.

Warrants drawn on the General Coanty Fund
registered in May, Juse, and Jaly lS6o; also way
rants drawn on the Indigent SICK Fund. registered
in May. June, July. August. September. October.
and November, 1850; also warrants drawn on The
County Road Fund. registered in May. August
and September. 1852, will be paid on preseata-
tion at this Office. and Will cease to hear in-
ter-st from this date; if not presented within,
sixty days the money set apart lor their redemp-
zion, will be appropriated 70 pay warrants next
in order OF registry.
D. BURROUGHS.
County Treasurer
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-03

CoNPLNsXrARY.-The Oregon Statesman
compliments the Federal Collector of Customs
Of that State, Billy Adams, il the following
notice
1oar days are certainly numbered. and
you had better be busy with your Stealings
while the Office lasts. However, you need no
advice on that point; your accumulations will
be limited by your opportunities.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-03
Notice.

Y NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS
EA that my wife. Julia A. Lynch having left
nv bed and board without just caase or pr0voca-
ton this Is to warn all persons against harborinc
OF trusting her on my account. a l will pay no
debts contracted by her hereafter.
6. H. LYNCH.
Lynch's Ranch Dec 9th 1852.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-03

FRoN HoSEy LAKE.-The Quincy Union
says that Capt Mullen has returned from Fort
Crook with par' Of his company, and they are
now located permanently At Smoke Creek, the
barracks, etc, having been completed. The
quartz excitement still continues, and quite a
number are prospecting. aud 6nd good inaica-
tious. kingsbury i Co. have a charter for a
toll road from the valley to Smoke Creek.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-03

MONTGOMERY SrREEr.-Road Overseer Ri
ley is at work on Montgomery street, and is
making the Improvements it has long needed.
The center Of the street is being raised SO as
to allow the water 10 run of into sewers lead
ing TO the river. When Mr.. Riley completes
his work on Montgomery street, it will be as
free from mud and water, during the rainy
season, as any street in town
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-03

Sons OF TENrERANCE.-At a meeting Of
'0rovie Division No 20, 5. T., held at their
Hall on Tuesday evening last, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing quarter
i. Duuham, W. F.; A. n Wyman, w. A.
g. 7. Shaw, L. S; H. 7. Downer a. r. S !;
II. B I.athTop Jr, f. S; \. McDeFmott, r.;
j. NJ. Wooimau. Chap; Thos. Faulkner, c.;
p. 7. Conner, \. c.; NJ. o Care, j. S; T.
Fogg, 0. 5. The Division, we are happy to
learn, is weekly receiving accessions TO It's
numbers, and increasing in usefulness.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-03
A CIGAR STAND

Is also attached to the Saloon, kept by Mr.. SAM.
& benson, well known in the COUNTY where
none but the very best article of Cigars and To-
oaoco, selected by himself at San Francisco. viii
be dispensed 10 his customers.
ra- The public are invited to call and satisfy
themselves.
o-.,,- Y. HUNT.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-03

~ DIR. HOSTETTER's STOMACH BTTTFRS
should be in the possession of everybody in the
mining region. As a preventative Of the various
dangerous diseases TO which the gold seeker is LA
bic, II has no superior. While it is quite palatable
as beverage, it's speedy and powerful in its effect
upon the system. In all cases of Diarrhua. Dysen-
terry, and the prevailing feyers consequent upon
exposure, the Bitters viii be found invaluable as a
corrective. No should enter upon the exposed
camp life Of a miner without being provided with
HoStetter's preventive ct stomach disease, nor
should any of those who are engaged in the occupa-
ton, fail to have recourse to the Biters. Sold bv
all Druggists and dealers everywhere.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-03

FATAL AFFRAY.-On the night of the 18th
inst, says the Jacksonville, Oregon, Iuteligen-
Ger, at kanaka Flat, some two miles from
town, difficulty occurred between VIM. Riley
and Alfred Humphrey. when the former stab
bed the latter with a Bowie knife in the right
side of the abdomen, between the ribs and
groin, cutting the intestines, Humphrey died
on the night Of the 14th. Riley was arrested.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-03

RETURNED Orderly Sergeant Wm. Arm,
strong, who belonged to Captain Galloway 5
company, California Volunteers. has been hon
oraby discharged and arrived in Oroville last
week He says the 0rovile boys are in fine
health and spirits.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-03
Notice..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
~ undersigned will apply 10 the Board Of Super
visors of Butte County at their next session for
license to estlb blish Ferry across the Sacramento
river at or near the old wood landing or the Ste.
phens place just below the island. and above Shar
keys Landing. y. ". COLBY.
.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-03

l. o. Q. F.-At regular meeting Of Bid
well Lodge, No. II. I. Q O F., held Wednes.
day evening, December 3lsr. the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term z
". Leighton. \. G; T. Scbreiber, V. G.
II. B. Lalhrop. Jr., Il 5; C. CroSsaut, P :
II. Is. La,hrop. Sen, Treas.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-03

SIYGULAR.-A gentleman, named Folkes,
has shown US, says the Sonora Flag, speci-
men of pure sulphur obtained from lump of
rock found near Browns Flat among the debris
thrown out of the rich claim discovered by a
party Of Italians, three or four years ago
This is the first instance that has come under
our notice of sulphur being obtained in this
vicinity.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-03
Notice.

rTNHAT !. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
dav resigned the Office of Road Master and
Boad Tax Collector for Orc Township, - District,
Butte Co., Cal.
Forbestown. Dec. 3Ist. lse2.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-03

FoR THE ORPHANs-In the Calvary Church
San Francisco, December 2o, the sum of $500
was collected for the benefit of the Protestant
Ornhaa Az7l7m.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-03
REPORTED RIon DIscovynY.-A teleprar

REPORTED RIcn DIScovERY-A telegram
from Los Angeles. dated Dec 9th. saws:
" New leads of astonishing richness have
lately been struck in the Slate Range District
Specimens brought here ye-terdav bv gen.
tleman from this place assay $1,000 to the
ton, and the supply is reported as inexbausti-
bic. The news from the Colorado district IS
encouraging Rich quartz leads Of both silver
and gold have been isco-n-aa -
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-03

Very RICH.-George Fellons has taken the
large sum of 100000 from his claim at Ger
man Bar, on the Yuba river, Nevada county,
in very short time On the 18th inst, as
We learn from the Transcript, be deposited at
banking house $4,000. the product Of one
weeks work, taken out By him alone
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-03

Gov. OLDFS, Of New Jersey, has appointed
Richard 5. Field, of Princeton, United States
Senator, to fill tie vacancy occasioued by the
death of Hon. john r. Thompson, whose
term expires on the 4th OF March next.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-03

SALUrATIoS.-In accordance with prescribed
custom, we place our hand upon our heart
which is supposed to be in the right place, and
emphaiically wish thee, reader, 4 Harry Ngw