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The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17

$500 lbs Blue Yitrol,
320e lbs Sal EPSON,
5000 lbs Alum.
1000 lbs sulphur.
500 lbs Tapioca,
ilS00 lbs Super Carb Soda,
loo lbs Alex Senna,
SEQ lbs Sulphate Potash
40 lbs Carb Amonia,
10 kegs Pearl Barley,
3 kgs Jamaica Ginger
1900 lbs Cr'm Tartar, pure
900 lbs FlaXseed,
500 lbs FlaXseed ground
200 lbs Balsam Copaiba
l75 lbs Gum Camphor,
81 lbs Gum As3ioetida
Ice lbs Gum Scammonv
Gamboge Mastic, Myrrh
Traga conth and Guaiac,
Chloride Lime,
Sugar Lead,
SeldIitz Powders, etc.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17

New York and Boston,
300 Tbs Ext. Licquorice.
500 lhs best Gum Arabic
100 lbs Turky Opium and
Iodide Potassa.
$50 ozs Sulphate Quinine
100 ozs Strycuine,
30 Ozs Sulph. Morphine
100 ozs Nit. Silver, pure
100 ozs Iodide Mercury.
$50 lbs Calomel.
loo lbs Blue Pills,
loo lbs Mercu. Ointment
- lbs Chloroform,
Tartaric Acid,
rs lbs Nitric Acid.
800 lbs Spirits Nitre,
275 lbs Aqua Amonia,
100 lbs Sulphnric Ether.
1900 los Nitric Acid,
5000 lbs Sulphuric Acid
coo lbs Muriatic Acid,
Oil Burgam0t. pure.
OIL Lemon, pure,
Oil Wintergleen, pure.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17
Notice

TUHAT I. THE UNDERSNED HAVE THIS
4 day resigned the otice Of Road Master ard
Boad Tax Collector for Gro Township. - District.
Butte Co.. Cal.
I. :. MADDOX.
F1Lhe.toNn De-. 81. L.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17

NEpICAL DoNsSrIC EcoxouY.-Stale dr.
bread IS a very efectual check to juvenile coz
sumption.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17
r.. II. MCDONALD 4 CO..
Dental In stru ments.

400 books Jones, White, and NcCurdys and
Ahbeys cold Foil.
10000 cum and Plain Teeth from the best manu-
tactures in the United States.
Blow Pipes, Plugging instruments.
Brush Wheels ivory handle.
Cordndum Wheels Sealing Instruments ivo-
Chevalier's patent Lathes ry handle,
Plate Shears. Barr's Drills and Excava-
Files of all kinds, tors, wire handles,
GrindstOnes. Mouth Glass silver, gold
Impression Cups, and wood frames
Lancets Mouth DistenderS,
Stump EXtract0rs, saw Frames
Hooks. Turnkeys,
'ChevalicrS hairs PincheTS
ForcopS. Chevaler's best Elevators.
Received by express direct from manufacturers.
For sale by
r. E. MCDONALD K co.
Druggists and Importers Of Dental Instruments.
Sacramento.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17

PovserY is bully if you are afraid of it
bat is goodnatured enough if you meet it like
O man.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17
OrOville Gas-Light Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
~ viii be a meeting Of the stockholders Of said
Company held AZ the Office of the Secretary Of said
Company, on the 10th day of December, TO elect Il
Trustee TO fill the vacancy occaSioned by the re
signation Of Geo. H. Crosette Election al two
O'Clock. 2. N.
By order Of the Board.
CHAS. F. LOTT. Sec'y.
Dec. elh-td
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17
Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
" undersigned will make application at the next
meeting OF the Board OF Supervisors Of Butte coun
ty for a license to keep and run ferry on tht
Sacramento River. al point four miles north Of
Major Bidwes ferry. and on the land Of the IN
dersiEned- on the west bank OF said river. said
ferry 10 come with new road recently establish
ed and running from that point by farmers Store
TO Chico.
RI. WALSH.
Bellevue. Dee Sth. 1852.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17

WHEN alone, we have oar thoughts to
watch, in our families our tempers. and in
5ociety our tongues
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17

WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES OF ANY
" span and capacity erected, and material
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17
COrks! COrks! COrks!
PATENT MEDICINES.

AVI-V y IN N-RI-II V1INIA'
$50 dz Sands Sarsaparila 80 dz Thom's Extract
100 dz Myers Sarsaparila 500 dz Ayers Pectoral,
and Yellow Dock 80 d. Ayers Pills.
10 dz Ayers Sarsaparila. 500 dz Brandreths Pills,
IS liz Bulls & Guysotts 400 dz Mofats Pills,
SaISaparlla. 200 d. Wister's Balsam
100 dz Townseud'S Sar- Wild Cherry
saparlla, so IL OXygenated Bit
40 dz Jayne's EXnector- tiers.
ant. 50 d. Cod Iivr Oil.
$50 IL Jayne's Alteratiyei so dz Browns Ginger.
$50 d. Jayue's Csruina 200 IL Mustang Liniment
tive BalSam- GargliuE oil. etc. etc,
l1j IL Jayne's Pills Bachelors Hair Dye,
For sale at a small advance from New York cost.
II. IL. MCDONALD y CO..
Importing Druggists, Sacramento.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17

fHg height Of Bloudin applying
for a life policy.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-01-17

IL TIRE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIT
teeuth JHdicial District. 81 The safe Of Clisr.
MA IN and for the county Of Bate.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-10
Ote GSplpfion bes DdmpferS
.Gith Of mabiion. f,,t ,,,a;

Ga purre nsulit ,tslssrapbif6 stmel'
pst. bab her Ddmpfsr "Qi.p Of Marifon4
Dor ,8ideburs srploeirt ,ist uni, ,ba64 8idf
bd ber @tleetnbett ibren Lob eefanetl.
Die Ratofropbs mar fur&lbar,r, ole 7esr:
,erfe Bsriat }&lftbsn lisb.ti1sa 7suieE7,s j. {
Am l9. Aus .puretn. 16Q Mann= Sol.
eaten btprbfri. -rae tsfaRte Boot fas ttine,
nai5t, fnambafts a.maafs erpesf.iea n,tt:
Bemben 1,unb @uuttisn IT, a1bffta6isn,
Gtnt Mn3abl Nessr wurte ibnet dis 24r =
better beiasasten.; @essnf Absnb talss BE-
retts ssasn $50 Gonrsn 600, 600. pfe0.
an Bomtsn efneelatsn warsn, enteiittunsi
eladli&Hpstfe teint; 4smtt btn. 6dnesn
einfe Neatre nnb fel n pen S&ifsrauus.
Gin Bis vcn tiusm 4pa4 tselettti. Isu&.
tete lauf.. :Ater heiei Grpls 6ssfeate inus
per gorldufer bsr Sdredrssfftn pfl4tin
eanm einem Moment aaraHfs fsbsn, aapien
.5frem IN einsa leainpfn 4ratfl serves.
psIteu, bas @aftr bis auf ben grunb
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-10
= Gin feltlamer Saf.

Dis .Sron6essr mfltfi,1hab AM Grtis
,ae pdbrsnp srss3 BemtaYrtnsnis1 5uu,s
ire ,ein Nsbslenwirrrra bsfonpsrert Con.
f,ultionl sn tbrsr .F5site aksf&isuen 3st.
Souesstartr @sife babe man jtn '2srR
ais eran ltie 5itrrsts 6hifTts
fi.e. 4gtin Dtdwar ttms@ @aQsr glst@;
sunb im3 Mittelpunfie bsfapb 6t tin tsisr>
ediger 81 barru. q ;Gr pavb aneerufrn iunb
pie @ntmtrt spah: Dad S@lsppteot 2ius
Danftei pen psrt MpSal.sif ifaEsj3@ g@}:1<1
= Dif, s9rpu6tseY pstiuGttibre 4ansnsu
.auf taifelte) ~ rt&tsn,asbsr, sswar & q
ntsestes bsb1ss ut&t 6Hatbre 9&u1lht.
tasbra@t zinurtt.-4a4 4ss:aE = =. !
u EDas3 Boot, .bepeBte I'D sreiesnplf &neo
iunb bampfte 8erape nor-strn 9tenfbsae.
tfdpsn. 1psI@ss 6setn z s6&atea atarna9
'frutrtfs 41,;1;33; 3aHaltamo1f5@ 11s h
q
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-10

|ib.iltsn unp tltsrpie ufer trtttsu, pdu,,
aus tbrsa Euutanentsn bubsn, aue Gen.
fer In 9idsbura arf&luasn unp m,brer'
! umttesenoei i@dtfe msbr opsr mtntsr poQ.
ttdnotg 1srtrttmmtnen.5 A
Die Seene, ustte folgis, lpottst istsm
Ost(ut; fe ~ tsl1rsibsu. >.2@.;..
Gil Das Boot tbeilis rG& bsi tsr apeftsu
Grplofon. pie Sbers 6difte t.s @&ifts,
|,3aiatt. Dsd. Yilotsnbaue. wlaf&in.n,
|S&I6te - fur3 auss mas auf fjuno in
psmiflben f6 bsfano. f&oe aIs etue un.
Essbsure DaaNs scn 1rammern ltsr bun.
psrt Sue bod In pie Cuff unp htin,e mi,
eiuem 1G,et5ie tn Zen at6fn,ten WaGsr.
fdlune 3urdd, euS Zen &nas1 r,r ;bsh It.,
Ifotatsn GrploGun dbsrbot uuo cine g..
f&littruns eer Cuff srssuats, eit "dat IN
:rsr Ndheb btfuplidsn Msn(@sn ntsesrnarf
anh 'eas Stut bu&fdblim In Gen Artrn
aim ,6iodsn 4bsatbts. 81 '-s'< =
Die BaG.r ipranesn .absrt,alb i6Fsnp
aus ibrsm Dnte unb ris Grpe aittestt mir
von tttem ffaTitn Grbbtbsn sd&dnet.
Der Donnsr psrlor f& oumdbIip in psr
Uerne. haS Bsbsn tsr Grts lit6 mad unit
nur, rae 8afer pes Supmee iprana. uae
fo&ts nod -ra era psrmotts Ger Wenia
Au f6 1eltfl ,u tommtn. unp cine unbe'
f&reitli&e Ssene bot G@ nun esu Auss
ear.
Das Boot war total ssr(&mettut, bi.
am ufer ftbsnpen 5duler 10 ~ faasn aus
ibrsn Gunramentsn e'botsn. ets in ru
Ndte .lisasnren poote aeridIuasn unp &C
l9wdrst bic CUR llnftnn,lidfeit
Aber um ufer isltf lag Elm 1bsil en
Derftiimmslien 2sidsn uup eer i'm 1oese.
eampfe il& winrenrtu Spfsr. Ter Grp!os
llon. Menf&en unb Ibiert. tie stpae
Fetner eer S&rtdrusfrrH. gtwsf.n, faue
nan betdubt frer Groe lisasn oesr mile
umberjaesn. Die mdnen Ter mtbr ale
'weibunesrt Gri&laesuen fanptn In zen
WeIsn ibr @rab. Ale esr @irom rubt.
aer mulee. fab man 8lulipursn ouf eem'
|etbsn trsiben unit "a uni tort sinsn AZ
1&wdrstsn psrflmmtltfn 9d9nam gum
0o1l9ein fommrn. /
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-10
Mfbdftellrs. +'Ba B }YssSktt.p,lll, tsss y y I
paten @tt Sbrs Srt,f,af&e I'll ktf ,y@
nagfamt9 1mt. tauisup Granss, au,<
,ucvI.S. 0nnhvsus vuk;o 10 r =.

If1oben @it e(bre hri,f,otd, H., NJ g XIV
lb,oniio.nmtd, nj, tnnf.nr' 9rsrss S Im a..
meri,te 0onpr.itt 1nh;o' o -"
Ar, @,is, cam Srf ai.kn,.. shA !.
-. M;ans ;,np biia,, iM' az, ~ ss.,s., I,
s,.t, , nm 0onh,,l,, E,Sonn.sM =, 81.
n,r einf,n, ,nSd, pim G,na,r ,u ,sit T,ou
III, m Gksr.,,n' ,"t M,dE,h 49,,
Tha,e' Kin, Dies ,,isr ds mSnn.r, rSS,t.n
~ n;dh, % mnh ihi.n.r Ioa% miM, AZ i,S.a .
Scnny,,,, Gnn mi.h,r 'or IN afiSoiid,m
~. fSS,"" -, ,,h.n 4 i.esf,rr. I,,iss oIous
h,n' IN fsrn,. r.,i.lh, M" ,in,Trei.e " h.,
M,m";t f" , r.n m,,asnh 'r.,Isi,t- ,.1 ~. :,
M,mn ss,;~,Sii ,,,,;r G,,m5ise, Il. .xt.ht
osla"i.n. G,,.h.r 't geshI,h5,.r @ 4 ~ 'soo,e, Son.
nr.,,s {. Mn. ~. ,',.h,hnt,;o :it,.s
All, "a "a n ~. l.. ~ ss,i,n... A.M|,,, A,M, !.
a,h. s IN Ii.n :" .. :.
no,m NINA, Iii. ,,s.t .,s,.. ssT sssssSss.s,
az ~, s:m st., @,...%.. ' h"a WAN n;' M'x".
% =, ri&I a. % h.r.ni.r ;; s1;;sas 'siSss. ~ s,s...s &
sf,n 81 NV, .,nsn sr ronf ~. s;.t 156.,Ssfnr
E, S.,i%i.n,n.n e | Ho.s.n J E $.Iw = -, 1s.T.,
Nh, Gmr.ir.r r,r qc.rs' ~ :in.n .sams,.r "
e, % w. ~ s'I ,st t;s 10y e. ~ III ssa
Inn ~. s"s eli.. ,s. 49, g Gns. wv aoi; I % n;s,
Govs ~ s.,,;.n.n ! a.; I,tas,s .t,..x soann,: M
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-10
e5Naart,aalIele..a~s... -. .

j Am i. 9ept. II bsraneussg goavsrnear
.Bramlrtse ypn Rentudy: In; Gtanffstt iu.1
'auaurirt pptbsu s34 # 55=z II III Ea1fi5
B 3dbrenbabn @ablfampaeuer COB I'D;
BramIstte ,fdt einsns 4 hrk tb TN Al en-
u,nipnsu am aust sanb BIZ &eppus
bars In unb aueerbalb tes Stdatss .unh
ibre prs1e tefdtllfa sbie siTsuai&rN Nst.
nuns jnl ittsfsr. asnabmts sitnbfma ff ita
ale, ,einfns oltlionifss ,6Hisinbaens ilnsl
ale nun 9art 8srptIbt Don BranIeitn bfrs.
anlaet, pareas e6yfflfiiu thin. eamittbjti
@eis(fpnifen BON psr @abl asseel@le1eu
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-10
Der Ut.

~. 9bar tsr .giube mar, plssli&, a..
5fnst petpsn unp ss erf&itnen rrst Idn,
net In blautn eeinnaneblouitn :, mi
pnptsrmaelsn. Or erfe mar ,bceel uub
batls sinsn lan8sn Gtf.nilab; !; bsr ,sueile.
sint DIT Rfslt, bitlt cine f@pere ART IN
rer'3itts ts5 Stisls; bsr rritte, ,peaiesr
baatr'aIs rst ssAe. pup '1psntser yRa,t ast
eer jwttts. t1uS sinsn md&,tBsn S&ldikl
Ia Der banb.
Soner,t,. i&iah bic Antunf. tIj,
Wdnnsr erwatltt ~ babsn. 90 snt(pann
I'D etn ra(&ss sstlaufenpss @elp1d& 3mi>
l9en i'm unp Fem Ddrrtn.: ,,
81 nlIes bil.ft3 fraats Soubrstts. T..
ga, antpotitit tsr Dlrte. +.
$50 IL. WontparnafIe3 ;1,', ,sI
Ct blitb ,urdd. um Mt bfintm mde,
@en ~ (&waben. .noS,
Dgit wsl&y ? =
Dit ptr dtsrn.
80 Tin Gtattt untsa?
81 81 l.. mes,a d'jasII,ean'' q -. 3,
~. -. 4t,.h.u. : g., !5s&1
ga'e YltlIERf Yl!lE gs---~- ~ II 15e4:4'
g re''.t, " ~ ct s4ti'u ieu't!xyI - ): ! !
Sa. i, '''.' ~
6t,t ssass sdt .ff,br sblab 4, 2a,.p.lfsr
O. {at tlH tM dlS ri|Fe K. rt&t, mil.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-10
Ser 8rief 2incoln'S an Die
&prii,Qfeib Guupentipu.

DieIer pislbeiprodtne uno i'm 9oraus
perbsrrlihte Brief 4ineoln's it rri6isnsn.
Bie aue feline ib1iatn GrluGt. 70 1T aud
eistr Brief trcdsn unp !un9meiIi9. i'm
SnI obsr slpas unbsbolfsn unp unesbo
belt. Der 3wfd pes Brisfts III or. rs
Demofralie nit isinsr politif unp NIT ps,
Nsaerbewafnuna ~ ueri9bnen. pie. nit
IT ipe3ieu bsruorbsbt. nur ptbba!b us1fu9'
wurps. ramit fis Die Union INSTRUMENTATION
belfen uuo rsm Nolcsn sinsn Ibdl ee1
Nrbsit abnsbmsn.
GoIaenee SteQsn aus rfm(sIbtn ti!irsn
mir w6rtli&:
80 CLAUDE nidi, ra6 eiu Gompromie.
ras rie Grbalfun9 Ter Union in G6
id|ieet. ouasntlidlid m6plia III. Nuss.
mas i'd erfabrs. flbri MID su psm a.een>
Ibtili9en @lauben. Dis Stdrte rn Rs
bsllion III cine miIitdri(ds. Die Mrmss
bsbsrrfdt rsn @dren unp rae 8oIf iunu
bolb ibrss Bersi&sS. Gfierspsbseineun
asn, eit pisisr Nrmst niat esntbm inr.
wlrrsn erfolalos letn. --- Weare'e
Ntuatt tann Zee aus YtnnIpluanitn fern
bal.en. Gbu Elm !pupter. Gompromib.
b,e renep. lit tibsr 4st's Nrmes pie Con.
t~ous butsn. ni9t etfdut. tann auf jtne
Nrr,st irathp sinen Ginfub babtn. Gin
Gompromib fam nur nit pentn esmu&t
mupsn, 1T nttf III Armse pnfdg,n, cru
nit rtm @otts ftltf. tlnp ttBt loffsn Sts
mid 9bnen psti&ein, eoB ,psbsr pen eei
Nsbeaenarn1se. nod uon psnsn,- ne fl
tontrolliren, trasnp sin Wprt atn Gem
2romie unb :Jrittsh an mid a,ioi8t { .
Nue asaenibeilta.u 9ntimationtn 6ne
fal(d unp i'd usrfprs&e 9bnsn, tae tpsnn
iol&es prupolittonen an MID tomaiti, fou
ten. i'd rteisIb.n psrsr stt,pstfsn, nr6
Sbnsn us,betmli9sn tperss, a. -
81, Gmau3tpotionssYrotla
nation ~ @tfts unttfedh
Ftie. ST fe ni&t adttie, 70 teeu'f fs
feiner Mstruelton. 81 IL 'ober ptiltip, 70
fam, -(te 2fsu -,p enite l1ptt b@trrufen'
>wer|t EN-, alS=man 1 obte lsben.
70 tia ma d En- tam. H. - - SD
,rIisb lie, um Gu& IN 'Ntnun0 tsr Union
bfiuftsbsn. Benn'ttf eie linton serstlft
it. uno i@ tann pom! Gu& foreete, eae
Sbr ,peiierfdmpfst. Cam sr(t 1T Is 3sils
~ uf!dtsn, ,'tab Sbr flr ren Nss.l ni&'
fdmpfsn polIst. --- Die Nsaer ban'
reln, pie ldnrsrs M.niaen. mad Wlotiusn
Dautit Ge tatfr cfir RE Union idmpfttn.
wurre ituenset Gtsibsit suipro&sn., int
pas ibnrnfaeBstene 8,trfprt',
d en- mue'Retalttn wsrten."
t eo troatn unb fo fonesrtarL in man&nn
90ttbanR rtr rBtttf e.s Yrdfrsuttn' it,,
|-'tins :ftbsn 'tutr aus etm5slbsn> ndmli6.
eab q aswttlist II, bd fti,ner Gman
[3ip'ations9 r3YrofFa II q II ) n
3 u'bTtft'e y unb paiu statulirsn ptr
ptm eantt.' es2'f''TG = ."'ll1@ 1922
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-10

sstet t99t74f t1'sns'ss ssl1ess n o''''ssF HsiiH
OFFICE II M ss s.oond 49, NJ T.,.
.ststisits ~ DltEsf6Is, IdR4. q ,'i'1
lili sllll l.l....s.u :. ]. ... : -
5 ~ ~ ~ 4: xsaxfI Aa W "
S1.rt YyaNJ Up ~ thF
q. Il ssls. n.,s@...a ..5 z4
i'ln vino 4aa aslsflsa 1s.s's,1rh .I IN ~ ~
eaa >1!;tqi'a stsaNsg stesYs5 ~.
%. 'FS - -. y W. !. 5000 :.
efpie sotnn ~ spnr1 Hssief stnp .et gut
n sceefs spne coe tA1e onnsme!eteie gesl
I 1ansn wn!et ~ attnst Btwtbsitslsa N9pe
N aYo0eel1t. asF1 .M2 2a e.a et%n
Martu6g trte iahtslt y a1ltbssE ahet:
'1Wer tpn - cselem s,iesaesds tMa Dunte'
4 t9stebenb bdttts a esees e: tpa 'tar bstdubi tar
sfbalb tsse 9t1dhen 11dSsnsa Ale Souelette
. sstaets ~ tstte aeMasttsf. baih M 4 sa'
); tsue 9s& ttsTt, iale fablfo =. yAllee 9ils1 IN
tetnsp' aespstau w sEs ~. 49,.
: rs Damn. tsnste f&i istna atsttst 4tns fsr
rtgseoesn war, uua1eet S@u6 4tjdbs64ftL
rflnnBfoh. Htat ~ panbs ilfsb PIC @effe
bstnabs ttn's.,. - EJonptsttr tatse tnv& 9te
q Gatbduun8 fsinse laa1snS J pttsn g6ttbe
ntttt trt&redt,' notl atet Mattu9 IL Ute
,fBtsbtt BefananS petlttt.a ! ~ tonHtf ia
BIN Yanisn 9bsuasetst}o 8at ii y ln Re.
y Ituntrs g@7uar. tsae bisftt Ramef far tbh
fwat! Dr. ssame. eer ~ nbsm Attamsxte
tfetnee 9astss setftt tts5etfa faeap49 er taft
ffttstet e3efmH Neaes issstlsttn4t sit
| bem feiue6 Doter4. Do4 mar btHkEE Ebes
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-06-19

| NV ,foRK, June G--Capt. Lapbeetx'
Of whaling schooner Kinghshef; states That
his vessel was boarded By the pirate Ala
bams on March 28d and burned.
Capt. Grant, Of the ship Louisa, reports
that he sailed from Cardiff, March 5th,.
for Ceylon with coal and was captured
April 5th. Part of the crew joined the
Alabama. t ~ ef..'.Aa $500
The brig Amelia, from Aspinwall, ar
rived this morning and reports that she
was captured BY the pirate Tacony on
the 18th, and was taken as prize and
released on bond Of $40, 900. The pirate
captain said he intended to destroy all
vessels, and reported destroying two on
the 18th. Their crews were sent to Phil
adelphia. sf 1870
a. Panama letter states that the Cap
tain OF the American ship George Green
reports that he saw ship on FIRE off Cape
tborn,. and prepared to run down to her
assistance, when he discovered a steamer
with rebel flag, bearing down. for him.
Another large American ship appeared,
when the George Green escaped.
It is supposed that the steamer was the
British steamer Tisguma bound. to San
Francisco. -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-06-19
NEWS FROM R70HmoND.

Richmond papers of Saturday. contain
the following items:
The States prison and city jail are so
completely jammed with all sorts of pris-
Oners and criminals that the authorities do
not know what to do with them
There are now detained in the Libby
prison one hundred and thirty-fve Yam
kee officers, ninety-fve of whom were cap
tured near Rome, Georgia. They are de-
tanned together with citizen prisoners until
the United States Government comes to
terms on the issue pending between our
and their commissioners
FREDERICKSBURG, June 12-The enemy
have now held their position on this side
of the river. For one week nothing has
been done in the way of fighting, if we
except one or two artillery duels and daily
picket firing.
Our losses at Culpepper on Tuesday
were heavy, and among them some of our
best officers.
Our casualties were so killed, 200
wounded and 500 taken prisoners. Among
the killed was Gen. Wright.
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SHARP LETTER FROM. GOV.
CURTIN TO THE PEOPLE OF
PHILADELPHIA.

HARRISBURG, June 16. 81
To the People of PHILADELPHIA:
For neatly week past it has been publicly
known that the rebel forces were about to en-
ter Pennsylvania.
On the 18th an urgent call was made on the
people to raise Department army corps for
the defence of the State, and yesterday, under
proclamation from the President, the militia
were called out.
To-day q new and pressing call has been CIV
en- to furnish men to repel the INVASION
Philadelphia has not responded. Meanwhile
the enemy is six miles this side of Chambers
burg. advancing rapidly. Our capitals threat
ened, and may be disgraeed by its fall
While the men who should be driving the
outlaws from our soil are quibbling about the
probable term of service for six months.
1t never was intended to help them beyond
the continuance of the emergency. You all
know this by what has happened.
While the Militia was called out last Autumn
you then trusted yoar Government and were,
not deceived. Trust it again now.
L will accept men without reference to six
months term.
II you do not wish to bear the ignominy of
Sinking from the defence of your State, come
forward at once
Close your places of business. and apply
your hearts to the work.
Come in such organizations as you can. form.
fSlgned.) A. G. CURTIN
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vanis Central Railroad has received q
message stating that the rebels were with
In nine miles of Carlisle at noon to-day.
/ The State house bell Of this city will be
rung this afternoon to call the people to
arms. effle.tf. 49, -. -
The public are awakening to a sense Of
the crisis. 7'''TI 'sa is !
NEW YoRK, June 16.-The Express
prints the following as letter from Wash
ington: - - - :.
Gen. Hooker retreated from Falmouth
to Warrenton station to intercept Lee who
was advancing on Washington. Lee nass-
ed down through Thoroughfare Gan.
fanked Hooker, and cut off an entire ar
my corps-name not given-which is sup
posed to be captured.
Lee is driving Hooker-the latter re-
treating to Alexandria.
Hooker burned large portion of his
tents, provisions, &C., at Falmouth.
A large part of Milroy's division is cap
tured, including the whole of his regiments
at Perrysville, with an entire battery.
Milroy lost all his cannon, wagons, tents,
&c. The remnant of his force reached
Harper's Ferry in safety.
The Post prints Washington special as
follows;
Persons from the front this morning
report all quiet. No signs of rebels this
side of Culpepper.
Our army is in new position, thor
oughly reorganized and full of confidence.
No signs Of the enemy on the Potomac
between here and Harper's Ferry.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE CALL FOR ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND MEN.

+ - ..ra., ,.sE WARRINGTON, June 10.
aN9 PROCLAMATION t
By Tie President Of the Uniled States Of
america: "A
Whereas, The many insurrectionary
combinations now existing in several of the
States are threatening to make inroads
into the States of Maryland, Western
Virginia, Pennsylvania and Ohio, requir-
ing an additional military force for the SER
vice of the United States:
Now, therefore, /, ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
President of the United States and Com
mander-in- Chief thereof and of the militia
of the several States, when called into
actual service, do hereby call into the SER
vice of the United States 100, 900 militia
from the States following, namely:
From the State of Maryland 10000.
From the State Of Pennsylvania 30, 900.
From the State of Western Virginia
10000.
From the State of Ohio 10000.
To be mustered into the service of the
United States forthwith, and to serve for
the period of six months from the date of
such muster unless sooner discharged; to
be mustered in as infantry, artillery and
cavalry, in proportions which will be made
known through the War Department,
which department will also designate the
several places of rendezvous:
These militia are to be organized ac-
cording to the rules and regulations of the
volunteer service, and such orders as may
hereafter be issued by States aforesaid will
be separately credited under the enrolment
act for the militia service rendered under
this proclamation:
r In testimony whereof have hereunto
set my hand, and caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed
Done at the City of Washington, this
18th day of June, 1868, and of the indie
pendence of the United States the 87th.
by the President
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WV. II. SEwAED. Secretary of State.
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The Washington correspondent of the
Journal Of Commerce, under date of June
I'd, tells us:
Among the handsomest private residences in
Georgetown, is one which has recently been
coniscated by the government. The proprie-
tor gave it into the keeping OF friend, and
joined his fortunes to the rebellion. so that he
has received but a part of his deserts. But my
object in abiding to this elegant house, is to
exhibit the taste and sound judgment of the Adj
ministration, as connected with the use they
have made of it they have turned it into a
hospital for negro children and negro mothers,
so that there is not white man in the district,
not sick or wounded soldier who may be dy-
ing for his country, who can boast of such ele-
giant Accommodations as have been assigned to
the contrabands. Tell it not in Gath, if you
would shield thu War Department from the
charge of the most consulnmate fanaticism.
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PROCLANATION OF gov. Brad
FORD OF MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Jtne 16.-Goy. Bradford
has issued proclamation calling upon the
citizens of Baltimore AMI people of Mary
land to rally to defend their soil from inva-
sion.
As there is 30 organized militia force in
the State he announces he will fall upons
the recent enrolment for draft, but. he,
hopes there IS patriotism sufficient among
our people to raise the force needed from.
volunteers enlisting.
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LETTER FROM GOV. CURTIN
OF PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, Jnnel5.
To Gen. William G.. Thomas, PHILADELPHIA:
The President calls for 100, 900 men foe
a term not exceeding x months.
All men so raised will be credited to
the draft
Gen. Lees army is approaching in force,
and we must have Esen Immediately to
check him.
Can you not raise force at once? The
men are to be eqpipped and paid by the
United States.
(Signed) A. G. CURTIN.