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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-03
educational.
WORCESTER SCHOOL OF DE-
W SIGN AND ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
Free Exhibition Of OIL Paintings and choice
EagrGUings. OPEN day and ecening.
Rooms No. IL and IL clarEs Book, 2s7 Main

A choice collection OF Paintings, Engravings. MezzO
tints ChromCs, Plain and Colored autographs Photo
graphs. Albums Picture Frames. Artists Materials OF
every description, Paints, Canvas Stretchers, Mil
Boards Brushes, Drawing and Painting Paper, Drawing
Books and Patterns. Crayons, Pencils, FolIos, Eases,
Wax &c &C, constantly for sale at the lowest prices.
Particular attention given to Framing Wreaths and
Fancy Work, to restoring remountng, mending
nshing old and injured Pictures; Portraits copied.
czf- Instruction given in Drawing, Painting,
and Muslc. Terms for Drawing, "a TOR "a lessons
Oil Painting, S2 Piano Sl2; Guitar, Sl2. A class in
Drawing, for children, Wednesday and Saturday alter
moons, 81 for II lessons class for older pupils Tues
month, or lesson Bills payable in advance
Teachers-MIss L. Il. EMMoNs, Miss HELEN NJ.
KNowLToN MR. c. q. STEARNs.
For prices in other styles of Painting and specimens
of teachers work. call the School of Design and Wor
Academy OF Fine Arts, Rooms II and II Clarks
Block 257 Main street diff o3
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09
Hamilton Democratic Club.

The Democracy of Hamilton township, Butte
county, assembled at Lynch's ranch, on Thurs
day evening, April 80.
On motion of Col. Wm. NJ. Ord, Harry P.
Williams was called to the Chair, and H. B.
Krewson was appointed Secretary.
VIM. B. Maxwell then offered the following
resolution, which was adopted.
Resolred, That VIC here assembled. constitute
ourselves a Democratic Club and invite CO.
operation of all who wish TO preserve the Con
sttution as it is, and are willing to labor for
the restoration of the Union as 1t was.
An invitation was then extended By the
Chair, to all persons favorable to the above
resolution, to enroll their names as members of
the club. The Democrats present unanimously
responded to the call.
On motion. the Secretary was requested to
read to the club the resolutions passed by the
Democratic club of Marysville, April 25.
J. S Grain then offered the following, which
was adopted
WHEREAS, The resolutions passed by the
Democratic cluo oil Marysvllle. April %, 1903
are eminently sound, conservative and Demo
cratic, breathing a spirit of true devotion and
fidelity to constitutional government and con
stitutional law; therefore,
Resolred, That this club re affirm and adopt
them.
The above resolution was unanimously
adopted by the club after which, the club
resolved itself into a committee of the whole
and elected the following persons as permanent
officers of the club: Jas. 5. Grain. President
John Beall, Vice President H. B. Krewson
Recording Secretary Wm. NJ. Ord, Core
spending Secretary; Thos. Brown, Treasurer
Benz. Rains, Sergeant alarms.
After which, spirited addresses were made
by several persons present, and considerable
enthusiasm manifested Ii was then
ReSoire3, That grand Democratic mass
meeting OF the Democracy. be held at Lynch 5
ranch, on SATURDAY. May 9th. at O'Clock P.
", and that the Corresponding Secretary be
requested to solicit speakers for the occasion
and that the above proceedings be furnished
the BUTrE RECORD aud other papers designa-
ted. for publication. j. 5. GRAIN, Pres.
H. B. kREwsoy. Rec. Sec.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

THs Fremont RANoH.-A decision was YES
terday rendered in the Fourth Distric, Court
TO forbid the Sheriff Of Mariposa county from
making deed Of the Fremont rancho 10 t.
W Park San Francisco Garliario under
Judgment obtained in 1851. for about 8. 500.
boUght the whole ranch Park had mort
gage. dated 1862 for 100000 on the ranch.
ard as 4 previous incnmbrance he had A ri-h,
to redeem from Gagiardo. but his right of re
dempiioa was coupled with condition iha;
be would state 10 Gagliardo the amount due
! To bin IParkl by Fremont. 80 that Garliar,ia.
Il be should desire. might pay the preyioaS
incambrance and retain the ranch IN his pos
session. Park stated the amount Of bis claim
II 100000. and paid in to the SheritF the
sum dae to Gagliardo; but lbe latter saws
Parks redemption was void. because he over
stated the sam due, SI35,000 having been
paid OF the mortgage. Is has been admitted.
Judge REYNOLDS held that the statement Of
the sum due the 6rst incumbrance must be
( true. or q, least not overSjaied and therefore
he granted the junction Nessrs. Shearer
and Campbell appeared aS atiorneys for Gasii-
ario Lake. Barber and Brooks for the other
side The case IS not vet finished Park
claims that though Sl35 200 bad been paid
to him. vet 100000 were due on that mort
gage. 1t appeared by atiiayjis fled dnring
/ the trial that the mine has paid SSl400o00
since Park has had possession. Fremont
seems TO have lost his interest in the ranch
Rumor saws that an agent Of a New York
Company IS here to redeem the property if the
title and accounts can be put into satisfact0-
~ condition. :. F. Aha 5th.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

Gss~ Having bought fine looking overcoat
cheap, it is really mortifying lbut by DO means
astouishingl to find that it is in galloping
consumption. Hall the cloth in use IS made
of Shoddy, and in these days Of progress. a
trashy garment can be made to look qaite as
well, while in the store, as a good one. Before
long, however, the victim of cheap clothing
finds his coat becoming lighter and lighter.
and the substance Of the cloth accommodating in
The corners and seams between the material
aud the lining, Instead Of being on his back.
If you would avoid being fooled 10 this way,
buy all your clothing of Houston, Hastings L
Co, Lick House. Montgomery street, San
Francisco, fer their stock is made of the best
material.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09
LIygR COMPLAINT CURFn.

CLgSsLANp, Ohio. Feb. II, 1859.
MesS-s. 4. L. ScovILI & Co: Gtuts-I have bcea
afflicted with the LIVER COMPLAINT for more
thaR foar years, attended, the most Of the time.
With constipation Of II, bowels and a; other times
with iiarrhea- Daring The lasi yeav had constant
pain about the liver and shoaldeg blade &ad in lly
lei' SIDE with great uneasiueSS when Jay upon it.
toek Or. Noit's Liver Pills according - 5irec;s.n
Ter three months. and am BOW q different HEn.
had taken them bat short time before fel, cTcs,
My health Is now restored.
Yours truly, pAYID PORTER.
For sale By ali respectable druggists.
REnINGTON K co.
san Francisco,
Wholesale agents for Pacific coast
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

NJ DR. HoSTETrER-S STOMACH GITTEE>
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, it has no superior. While it is quite palatable
a beverage. is speedy and powerful in It's effect
upon the system. In all cases of Diarrh1l, Dysen-
terry, and the prevailing fevers consequent upon
exposure, the Bitters will he found invaluable as
corrective. No man should enter upon the exposed
camp life Of miner without being provided with
Hostetter's preventive Of stomach disease, nor
should any Of those who en- gagged in the oceupa
tou, fail to have recourse TO the Bitters Sold by
all Druggists and dealers everywhere.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

REPrBLICAS PATRIoTIsM.-On Wednesday
evening last, two prominent Republicans lone
of them was, we believe German), read the
dispatch from the East in the Sacramento
Union. The dispatch confirmed a previous
one relative to the battles of Hooker at Fred
ericksburg and contained still further accounts
of Federal victories achieved, and implied that
the rebel army there was in fair way to be
captured by the Union forces 1t was all read
without any expressions Of satisfaction or cx.
hibitions of sympathy until the paragraph
concerning the arrest of c. L. Vaandngham
was read. Then, smile of satisfaction iu-
mined their countenances, and they " thanked
God that we still have a Government" Per.
baps the remarks in the previous dispatch,
about the " cowardly Dutchmen had the eff
feet of repressing all exhibitions of Joy on
reading the glorious news. We believe that
the Republican account, concerning the Ger
man troops in the late battles, was manuiactu-
red by them for The purpose of proving their
old assertion, that a niger was as good as
Dutchman." Tha, expression has often been
made use of by radical Republicans, in exalt
ing the character and intelligence of Ameri
can citizens of African descent" and Mr.
Hills q Republican member of the Ohio Leg
islature, said, in a speech, lately, that For
eigners have no right to object to the settle
ment of negroes in Ohio, and wound up by
declaring that he would sooner be nieger
than q Dutchman.' There is no accounting
for the tastes of Republicans
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

REBEIS ASo REPUBLICANS AGREE. = The
Republican press have been very profase Of
late in the production of extracts from rebel
papers showing iha, the rebels repudiated the
Democratic position Of the loyal States. and at
the same time accused the Democracy Of sym
paihizing with the rebels. They cannot
therefore object to our showing by extracts
from the rebel press. tina; the rebels agree with
the Republicans. The Democratic position
being 3 constitutional oae. and the rebels hav-
ing repadiated The Constitution. Of coarse can
not agree with It. But they do agree with the
Republicans Who have denounced the Cossti-
tuition as league with he'll. aud hailed the
United States flag as faua,ing lie, and
called the American Union an abortion. sure
of an iguominious end The rebel papers Of
Richmond, recently declared their approval Of
the Republican position. and the Mobile Reg
ister of the 18th ult.. echoes their appreciation
of Republicauism as follows:
The radical abolition elcmsnt vhich Ge,
clares against re union, and opposes the re-es-
tablishmeni Of cur former pOliiicalrelali0js. il,
after all nearest 10 what ue want and will
have. After having made var upen rs for
two years now, Is that party is going out OF
power. 1t favors peace on our Own terms
while the Democratic party. which rode into
power on the hObby-horse Of peace, c7a ouIg
meet as lruh recoBStruciion.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNTY TIRE sSURER-S OFFICE.
G-uviiie Nav gth l>ss

Warrants drawn On the General County Fund
registered IN September lS60, iuclaaing Nos. sS7I
and SIS of ociober lSeo; also warrants drawn On
the Iadise1t Sex Fund registered February lst
1851, viii be PAID presentation AZ this ossce.
and VIII cease te bear Interest fom this date: if
not presented within sixty days the money =.
apart sor their redemption, Viii be appropriated
70 psy warrants next in order Of registry.
n. BURROUGHS,
County Treasurer.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

If the Republicans, as party, have shown
their incapacity 10 administer the Government.
they have shown the qualities attaching to
good Marines. by boarding all the negroes
they coud collect
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

At the Primary Elections all persons shall
be entitled to vote who are in favor Of the sup
preston of the existing rebellion and the re es-
tablishment of the Constitution and the laws,
and the supremacy of the Government over the
entire territory of the United States, and who
will pledge themselves to support the nominees
of the Convention
DAVID D. CoLroS, President
JAMES W. CoFFRorH, Secretary.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09
COnstable's Sale.

EDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ED ont of Justice D. C. DoWnerS Court in and
for kim~hew township, county OF Butte and State
OF California to me directed and delivered, com
manding me to make the sum of one hundred and
ftty-tour and 5-l00ths dollars with interest until
paid ut the rate OF ten. per cent per aunum from
the date Of Judgment, together with twentyOne dol
lars costs of suit. and all accrRing costs thereon
wherein Loais Nertun is plaintiff and p. W. Cun-
nngham and +. ;. Johnson are defendants, have
levied upon and will expose at public sale to the
highest bidder for gold or silver currency OF the
United States of America. 1t the door of Justice d.
c. D0wner's office in DortoWu. in kmshew Town
ship in said county and State. oa FRIDAY. the
oath day of MAY 4. d. 1853. 1T o'clock p. VI. Of
said day all the light title and interest Of the above
named defendants or either of them, in aud to the
the following described property heretofore at
tachcd in said clu>e To vii; on the 4th day of
April 4. y. lS63. all that certain piece of Ditch
property situated on Big Butte Creek in him-hew
township, Butte county California. belonging to
said defendants and taking the water from the
West Branch Of Big Butte Creek near the forks of
said branch about four miles above Nevelsvlie;
said ditch located the east side of said stream
and extending down about one-half mile below
Nevesville, together with all water privileges,
dams, fumes. reservoirs and appurtenances there
unto belonging or in anywi>e appertaining.
Q. l.. CLARK,
Constable kimshew township Butte Co.
kimshew Township, May 9th. l963
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

TO Unfortunate Femslcs-Aias! cried I.
poor Maid, your skin, tho yellow coarse, and dark
As sin, and pimpled, freakled, sunburnt, tanned,
spotless can be- understand all such defects are
cured, elope, when washed with Jones Chemical
Soap. lour teeth. your breath, you'll not dispute
As the driven snow are made, though yellow tar
tared. dark, dccayed; and tmgraat, pare and sweet
your breath though pGrid. toul a, rotten death;
and that led hair. though now as coarse a any
name or tail Of horse. silky aud dark twould be>
made to live ny Jones Coral Hair Restorative; aS
daudrut, Scuri would he remoyed-the hair stopp'd
falling and improved. The articles above spoken
of are ali we represent them. and sold at
sonable prices rs cent>) by every respectable
druggist III California.
AgentS-Crane 4 Brigham, Druggists. San Fran
cisco. ol9v
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

ABOLITION leaders to the Republican press ::
Hurry mp and call the Democracy rebel
sympathizers and Copperheads, before our
own acts prove us to be traitors"
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE
CENTRAL CONNiTrEE,

SAN T hi-N'7aa7lUf 4 IIIIl To IDVo J
The members Of the Democratic party OF
the State OF California, are requested 10 elect
delegates to Democratic State Convention,
TO meet at Sacramento. on the twenty-tourth
da7 of june 1868, for the purpose of nomina-
ting State Officers to be supported at the next
general election. and for the transaction of such
other business as may come before the Con-
vention.
The representation will be in accordance
with the following appOrtionment
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

STEAM Press FOR VIRGINIA CIrY,-John
Church. one of the proprietors of the Virginia
City Union, shipped to that city Yesterday a
steam power press. for use in the Office of the
paper. This is the pioneer steam press of the
Territory, and shows the growing tendency to
permanence in business matters, in that quarter.
The press sent is one of Taylor's manufacture,
and was purchased of Faulkner & Son Of San
Francisco. A Degener job press and a small
card press, of the latest improvements, were
also sent over for use in the job Office of the
company. p. Holland, 4 pressman Of this
city, will 90 TO Virginia City to put up and run
the power press.- Sacramento Union.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

NEW MILITARY LAw.-Tha Legislature just
adjourned. passed law making an appTopria-
tion OF 100000 for the defence of the State.
The bill exempts members OF military compa-
MES from jury duty aud poll tax The State
is to furnish arms and aecoutements, and S25
to each member Of a company of infantry for
uniforms. that organize in sixty days after the
passage of the bill, TO consist Of at least fifty
men.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09
HELMS TREET'S
INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
IT Is NOT I DYE.

IT n NOT Z IIE-
But restores gray haiF 10 Is natural color by su,
plying the capillary inbes NTH natural sus;euance
impaired with age CT disease. Al iasisniapeows {
dyes are composed Of iU7ar e0sfic destroying TIE
vitality and beaay Of She hair and aI5rl VI them
selves no drsssius. HemStreeis Inimitatle Color.
ing no; only restores hajy TO It's natural color by Al
easy proeess. Lat sives the haira
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

IL the American Government is saved from
dissolution, the people may ascribe the victory
to the providence Of God, for the Republican
party are determined 10 keep folly at the helm.
and craftsmanship under the matches.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

politics They have not the courage 10 take
the field to aid in putting down the rebellion
but possess lust sufficient of that commodity
to inauguraie civil war il the loyal States.
They remind Is Of 4 cowardly and vicious boy,
who viii submit to all degrees OF outrage from
a strange lad, bat will pitch blindly into big
brother, who Is sure to fog him. Does not the
organization Of these secret Republican militia
societies, account for the falling eff Of enlist
meBts3 Do they not have iendency to sat
sfy the military ardor Of Republicans. without
danger to the rebels or themselves2 Would
it not be better TO cultivate feeling of pa.
triotisn, that should be directed to the support
Of the Government, instead OF creating dissen-
sions? It is folly TO expect patriotic and
conciliatory course by the radicals. Their
very existence as party depends upon excite
ment, violence and outrage. We would how
ever advise them that it would be much more
to their credi; to bend their energies to the
support of the Government, instead of drilling
their political midnight brigades. that stink
and shine, and shine AMI stink ike rotten
mackerel by moonlight" CHG.
REPUBLICAN MEETIyG-The Republicans
held meeting at the Court House, in this
place. on Thursday evening There was a
good audience present, with large numbers OF
Democrats, who appeared anxious to hear the
celebrated speakers who were to address the
meeting. Smite. of Butte, made very touch
ing appeal to Douglas men, urging them, in
a very affecting theatrical style, to desert,
and go over TO the niger brigade. He
turned the white Of his eyes upward and
made eloquent illusions TO the patriotic states
man, (whom he used to term the little dena-
gogue) telling the audience what be would
have done were he still alive He was so car
ried away By his own eloquence. that his old
sentiments cropped out in his frequent subsii-
tuition Of the traitor Breckinridge's name for
that of the patriot Douglas. He compared
the Democracy Of to day to the New England
Federa!ists who held out blue lights to guide
the British fleet to the rendezvous Of our little
navy, during the Revolutionary war. History
tells us that this was done in the War Of 1872
Which is right?
Another speaker made false and cowardly
illusions to the absent editor Of this paper,
which he would not have dared to do had he
been present. The speakers held out the idea
that the Union Democrats would, had they
the power offer dshonorable propositions of
peace to the rebels. which they know to be a
falsehood. The radicals must be terribly de
moralized," when their leaders resort 10 such
base misrepresentation to fill up their broken
ranks.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

REPUBLICAN FANArIcISM.-In Cincinnati
recently, a free negro received a majority of
the votes cast for school commissioner.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

By the Constitution, last Tuesday, the first
instalment Of arms for this State was received.
consisting Of 10000 muskets and 1900 pack
ages OF ordnance stores.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

3 CorrER-The copper epidemic still CONT
nues in this county. A new district was form
cd last week on the north side of Feather
river, aud cast of the North Fork Numerous
companies are at work sinking shafts and a
short time will datermine the richness of our
copper mines. specimen of ore, from a
ledge near Forbestown, was recently aSsayed
and found 10 contain Is per cent Of copper.
New discoveries, in this vicinity, are reported
almost daily. -
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

JURoRs.-By a law Of the last session Of the
California Legislature it provided iha, al! ~
rcrs shall be selected from list Of tax PAYERS.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

HE who attempts TO explain how the proc
iamation aids in putting down the rebellion, is
engaging in the ridiculous attempt to darn
abolition cob webs
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09
LuNuriant Beauty.

promotes its growth prevents its falling or eradi.
Gates dandrua, and inparts health and plS.santue/
10 the head. Il has stood the test Of time, being
the original Hair Coloriag. and is constantly in
creasins in favor Used by both gentlemen and
ladies, It Is sold by all respectable dealers. or can
be procured by them Of D. $ BARNES. Proprietor.
New York. HoSTET FER. S>IrH & DEAN. Agents.
san Francisco. Two sizes. SO cents and 81.
o2jeowIyr
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

The State Teachers Institute met at Platt 5
Hall, San Francisco on Monday last, and was
called to order by Mr. SWEET. State Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction. There was 4
very fair attendance, and the convention pro-
ceeded to the transaction of business.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

The great scarcity Of cents (sense) in these
radical times, should occasion no wonder.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

LoYAL1y.-Cheating Government. stealing
from the soldiers, shaving greenbacks and "
ing on the Democracy-l Pumas Standard.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

Ok the last steamer for Panama were ship
ped four cases Sonoma champagne. to the or
der Of an Austrian Count. in Vienna. He
was here not long since. tried the wine and
liked II 50 well that he ordered a quantity Of it.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

JUDGE SHERWOOD, an old Californian and
one Of the trainers of our Constitution, left San
Francisco for Sonora, on the steamer Oregon,
on Tuesday, with machinery to work the Soy
ota mine, of which he is Superintendent
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

WENDELL PHILLTPs says that the country
has got to choose between antislavery and the
success of the rebellion. Well, if the nation
has to perish either by rebellion or fanaticism
giving her a choice between them is very much
like letting criminal condemned to death
choose between rope and grapevine.
Geo. d. Prentice.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09

Why Nor Tell THE Truth ?-The Union
and other abolition papers have suppressed the
returns from Grass Valley. which give 240
Democratic majority IN vote of 1000
Those papers had 1t that Stockton went FIVE
to one for the Union party ticket. The Stock
ton Beacon says: The municipal election
yesterday passed off quietly, the Federal Office
holders appearing the only ones taking pari-
cuar interest in the matter The vote was
small, there being but ISL ballots cast. The
Republican ticket was elected by 90 majority
for Mayor, while it was l39 majority for As
sessor. This is a great falling off from last
year, when the Republican ticket received a
majority of 465 Taking the Assessors vote,
the Republican loss is 326."
Sacramento Republican.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-09
Sacramento Republican.

The Quincy (Plumas county Standard has
the following items:
Mr.. Bolinger, who recently purchased one
third interest in the ledge owned by Blood &
Co. is at present engaged in putting up the
machinery for a twenty four stamp mill. Last
week, after a three days run with eight stamps,
the owners cleaned up two thousand dollars.
We learn from onr efficient School Superin-
'endent, A. 5. Titus, Esq. that project is on
foot having for its object the erection of a
schoolhouse in town during the ensuing sum
mer.