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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-07-04
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-18

Headers Dept Of the Cumbe. t,.na
Murfreesboro, Tenn, March ssa
Spectral Field Order NJ s7 y,
General Commanding "a ~ :, nc
ceived the resignation of NJ. 49, TO
~ 'A1 osn nen'ucAy Regiment, in which
meDts of . trailer and an anem, - i.
country, who would desert her when srmaS
Violence .ssaiIs the nations life, and the
Consdtstion. the palladium Of our right.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-18
LIVE STOCK.

Drovers and Farmers viii And this the nos tadvsn
tAgsons route 6sT Lave Asock Capseiens rsras srg
waiered and supplied with every convenience ava
been openr ont ine and u and
attention. 10 paid to their wsnts. Erou HArrtsbuYxk
where viii b. Found every convenience for feedIua
and RI sting choies Is offered VI the PhiLAUkL
rHiA, NEW YOkk and BALTIMORE AAkKkT.
ChiI slso be foaad the shortest quick sst sna
meet direct for Ssoct to New fork-Iva Aiiea-
t0vnl-and withfewer cha ngesIh any otSer.
ENOCh LEWIS. Gsnrsafsupt., Altoona, Pa
l.. l.. HOUPT, Gen. TICK 81 Art. ,philadeipAiA
H.. II. HOUSTON, General freight Agent,
an7dLv. t Philads ApAss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-18

TEAS TEAs!i TEAsiiI
We have On haHd larxe aoek sfnsafsNa
for our Retail trads, and warranted V efSs Sl1G1sG
usn-eonsisting OF
kxtrs nnx kssperial G. =. and Yeape Hxnon
Very tns Highly Scented 0oiong.
very desirable Eaglish Breakfast Tea.
Uncolorad Japan Tea.
Ths ID tbs bead sud onls prss fsA Lsxf In Xnavfea
The eHceitent QHaAty OF MIS- New Tss cenhipod -
e fact that In ts pfeparAton there IN eattss ~
Of articai heat nd is ssssnsus aasssdIsp1o
Commend u 10 Tea 1Finksn sna the wo1s, Thu TEA
cas - sSuaa WI Nh SpsAA - helf Sbest ~ ~ -
k0bERTNOA AcQuEEN
| nari7-d .ssafru as ~ Msin ssrsss.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-01
S. R-NSRNrRN
coauty Superintendent; of Bate eoan,y

FoVL---so Sc the contemplate Abolition
press Of California, landing John J. Crittanden.
the venerable pa''io; Of Kentucky. He de-
tests aud Fspadiates them. With the holy fervor
that true patriotism detes;s and repudiates
treasoa. His motto Is that of the glorious
Democracy" Fight The rebellion with bavo,
nets and the proclamation with ballots" The
Abolilionists in this State call themselves the
Uaioa pariy." and falsely claim the associa-
ton of the patriotic TO deceive the people into
supporting them.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-01

TEACHING THE YoUNG IDEA.-In q certain
locality not a thousand miles from F., in this
county, is Sabbath school. IN which a prom.
inent Republican is one of the principal teach
ers. Not long since. as we understand, this
individual undertook to instruct his class in
the beauties of his political creed He com
menced by asking them which they liked best
Abe Lincoln or JEFF Davis? After few
more questions of the same nature he began
bis lecture. The purport Of it may be imagi-
ned from one statement which he endeayo7ed
to iustil into their youthful minds-ihat " lhe
wicked Democrats were responsible for the
present civil war" The individual referred to
doubtless imagines that this plan, which hes
been iu vogue for many years past in some Of
the Northern States Of giving political bias
TO the youthful mind, through the agency Of
the Sunday school, and which was but too
successful in producing generation of Aboli
tionists, will be equally effective on this coast
This might be the case but for two reasons.
In the first place the people are not yet sofi
cieutly submissive to their spiritual teachers
aud in the second place they are now feeling
too sensibly the disastrous effects of a horrid
civil war, brought on, as is now almost uuiyer-
sally admitted, by the iaoaticism of Abolition
ism. The gentleman had better confne bis
attention exclusively 10 his cent. per cent
business
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-01

To UHfOr' unate -'emaIes-Aias, cried 7,
poor Maid, your skin, tho yellow 5arsc. and dark
Is sin. and pmpled. fre5kied. suublrp;. tanned.
-p0tess can lie, understand all such defects are
cured, elope, when washed with Jones Chemical
soap. Your teeth. your breath, you'll not dispute
wh-n washed with Lafont'7 Soap Teeth Root. white
a. tie driven snow are made, though yellow. tar.
Jared dark ceeayed; and fragrant pure and sweet
your tFe4th, though purid, foul a. rotten death;
and that red hair. though now gs coarse as any ,
name or tail Of horse. silky and dark 'twould be
made TO live BY Jones Coral Hair RestoTafive all
dlndrlf. scurt would be removed-the hair stopp'd
falling and improved. The articles above spoken
Of are all we represent them. and sold at rec,
sona5le prices, (25 celts) by every respectable
druggist in California.
Agents-Crane d Brigham, Druggists, San Fran
cisco. olgy
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-01

EvgRYBoDr opposed 10 the Administration
party in this State. : certain to be denounced
BY their unscrupulous press ard partisans as
secessionists. friends of the rebellion. and in
favor OF disunion. In view of the fact. it NAV
not be uni9tereSting to show in what light the
rebel press received Mr.. yallandigham on his
arrival South. The Richmond Sentinel said
4 difference Of opinion preyails in The
South. as to whether the various advocates of
peace in the North can be elasSed together
with equal prepriety; and distinction Is
made between those who desire peace uncon6i-
uoaally. and those who. like Mr. Vallaniirhar,.
advocate i, as the best means Of restoring the
Union. So odio1s to Us has the idea Of reuu.
ion with the North become, that there are not
wanting those who oppose peace Itself when
proposed in the hope Of restoration and &c
uounce the party Of which Mr. Vallandigham
was the chief, SIS bitterly as they DO The disci
pies OF Lincoln
Again. it said
" We should net recelre ifr Tanaudi gban
as q friend. because. IA fcct, he Is not such -
Iis should net casf him out because though
opposed to Us he Is helpless and unfortunate
The constant misrepresentation Of the De
mocracy by the Republicans IS not done from
any love for the Union; but because their
leaders delight IN the pomp and circus,ance of
war. their President to be surrounded by his
hody-ruard: their contractors to grow rich from
money wrung from the peaple by taxation, and
their leaders in California want place aud
power which they know they Nill lose if ihev
do not succeed in making the people believe
their misrepresentation concerning the Democ-
racy.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-01

1HE Louisville Journal, the staunch ard
uniinching organ Of the Union party Of Ken
tucky, thinks that men of sense can fight of
the evil Of abolition without submitting to the
evil Of rebellion The Journal, and Union
party of Kentucky are right; but such an
avowal, according to the bogus Union party
Of California, makes the Journal and lis party
" Copperheads." Was there ever such non
sense as the Republican leaders Of California
are endeayorng 10 stuff down the throats Of her
people?
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-01
Fer Constabies
WALTER CHASE.

THE JUDICIAL TIcKEr.-We understand the
State Central Committee have recommended
that the Judicial ticket be omitted from publ
cation until after the September election. The
recommendation is good one, as it was evi-
IDENTIFY the intention to separate the Judicial
from the political campaign. With this view,
we omit the Judicial ticket until the partisan
campaign shall be closed
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-01
Demagoging for German Votes.

The Tory, Abolition. bogus Unien PARTY Of
Califorais, grasp after evidence to sastain their
disanion policy with the desperation of drown
ing men after straws. A miserable apology of
a rebel sheet, printed at Knoxville. Tennessee.
on wall paper and wrappers for wet groceries.
in the frenzy produced by lis sinking and rot
ten cause, came out recently with proposition
to hang Dutchmen. This IS gobbled upon by
the abolition press, and paraded before the
German population as 81 evidence why that
class of citizens should sustain the abolition
party. They will hardly be caught by such
stuff The evidence is not good. The repa-
tation of the witness is bad. He is not to be
believed under oath; neither should they sus-
tain the party that relies upon rebel testimony
for its success The rebels aud Republicans
have played into each others hands too long
for the good of the country. Do the rebels
want anything TO sustain their position Of
rebellion. they fud it in the Republican press.
Do the Republicans want evidence TO sustain
their partizan position. they find it in the rebel
press. So long as the people North and South
are deceived by such demagogisln, so long will
the rebels continue the war for a dissolution of
the Union, aud just SO long will the Republi
cans make it war for the success of their
abolition policy, and for the retention of
power.
1t is but few days since, that a negro, one
Of the Republicans " American citizens Of
African descent attempted an outrage upon
white woman in Sacramento. \ German
interrupted and reproved the negro; but the
latter stood altogether too high in the estima-
tion Of the Republican party Of California for
the Dutchman to undertake TO give him the
chastsement be deserved. The Union ard
Bee, and the whole bogus Union party of
California have Landed the negro. and threat
ened death and hanging TO all who oppose
their policy, until the German population deem
it unsafe TO chastise one of old Abe's "Ameri-
can citizens of African descent" who NAV
outrage their wives and families And still.
the abolition fanatics would produce rebel
evidence as sufficient for the Germans 10 exalt
the negro above themselves.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-01
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

For State Senator,
SAMUEL NJ. SPROUL.
For Joint Senator,
a. WOOD.
For AssemHumea.
JAMES VI. SHIELDS,
JOHN 5. BASSET.
For Sheriff.
IT. NJ. PHIPPS.
For County Clerk.
SAMUEL J. DAVIS.
For District Attorney.
JOHN LAMBERT.
For County Treasurer,
HENLEY :. MADDOX.
Fo, Recorder,
\. n. WYMAN.
For assessor.
J. Is. THOMAS.
For Surveyor,
JOHN +. STOCKTON.
For Public administrator.
JOHN BEALL.
For Go. Sapf. Pg5'ic Instruction,
|. X. KEFCHUM.
For Coroner,
G. J. ONERTON.
For Supervisor, Sd District,
II. J. MORRISON.
Township Officers.
For Justices,
F,i' Constabies.
WALTER CHASE.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-01

Tbs Republican party are Uniouists by
profession, aui traitors by practice political
economists by profession and shoddyites and
thieving contractors by instinct citizens By
chance, and sectional fanatics by choice have
possession Of the Government by accident, aud
will be eonstiluiioually squelehed ont through
the bsilo, COX
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-01
y. BURROUGHS,
i-un,Y lfR4Surer.
saved from Impcn,liny Dea1h. A,n,c.

Saved from Impending DeaIa. Among
the malad!es caused by mineral medicines. merca-
rial disease Is the most terrible. 1t sometimes it,
eial'y eats uQ the frame. marrow, bones and ALL.
One Of tic most horrible cases Of this Kind on rec,
ard WAS that OF maq named HaS-ctt. described
ed.tara.ly In the Bsfalo Commercial aud many
other papers few years ago. This man was all
aat dead when he was pravieutiillv iaauccd 10
commence course of BEI~roIs SAGs1 1PtRrLt A.
At that time he WAS almost skeleton. while tbe
little flesh he had GA his bones was hourycomhed
wiih loAtAsome mercurial ulcers and bis miserable
frame was rackcd with cNcruciating tormenis.
Two weeks use % tie great autidoic brought him
from his bed 10 his feet. Il was almost reSurrcc-
u'u from the dead The ulcers healed never NOR,
- open. strength. flesh and health returned
These are attested fact>-iami'iar to the public.
and never qestioned. For al, Glccyoas and ernpt-
i've disorders BRlSrOL's SARSArAEilLA is an in,ne,
d!ate and certain cure. Sold by all leading drug.
Slsts fivll In
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-01
COUNT. TIRE eSuRrn.> opr1cr.

Warrants drawn On the General County Fuua
registered from October 26,h TO November S,b .
l>6o, inclusive: also warrants drawn on the Iadi-
gent SICK Fuad registered February S,h to.
March lst lS6l, inclusive. viu be paid CA prosen-
taton 1t This Office and WIZ cease to bear interest
sTom this date: if noi presented within sixty
days 'he money sci apar, .or their redemption
viii os appropriated 70 pay warrants next in order
II registry.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-01

UNcLERICAL-We call the attention Of
Archbishop Alemauy to the lact-aud request
the San Francisco Union papers to repeat
within bis hearing-that the Catholic clergy
man in this city is improperly and Industrious
ly elecioneeriug among his people for the
Copperhead ticket. We are aware that the
Archbishop does not approve of such uucleri-
cal measures.-[ Sonora Flag.
We find the above copied into the Sacra,
mento Union. OF course it is foul libel on
the Catholic clergy, who are noted for their
strict attention to their religions duties. 1t
means, however just this :: That the abolition
leaders Of Gan Francisco, if they would save
that section of the State to their fauatical AID
plundering cause. the Catholic clergy must
be coereed into the support of their party
ticket.
This assault upon the Oldest church in
Christendom, simply shows that the fauatical
agitators who have disturbed the unity of the
nation, will never be satisfied with the eztinc-
ton of slavery; but will keep up their intole-
rance until the nation is involved in a religious
war. The only way for a solution Of the diff
culties is for the people TO suppress the iptole-
rance and taUaticism, and splritualism, that
now controls the constituted authorities.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-01

Is the Summit District of Reese River,
there is rich claim known by the sweet and
gushing coguomen of Miners Bride, in which
those whilom California editors and gallant
gentlemen, General Allen and VIM. Bausman
have 200 feet each. The tunlltuous throb-
biogs Of or hsart forbid further utterauce
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-01
LIIxurianf Beauty.

promotes its growth. prevents its falling Of eradi
Gates daniraf, and nparts health and pleasantness
to the head. Il has stood the test Of time. being
tie original Hair Colorng and is constantly in
oreasiug in favor ICED by b1th gentlemen and
ladjes- Its sold by ali respectable dealers OF can
be procured by them Of D. ;. BARSTs. Proprietor.
New York. HosTET 'ER. SHITH & DEAN, Agents,
san Francisco. Two sizes so cents, and 81.
o2jeowlyr
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-01
CANa.r ss. Ind. Febrnarr 6. ls5e.

CAMBRIDGE. Ind, February g. 1856.
Ncssrs. \. J.. ScovItL i CO.
7ents:-Thi- is TO certify that have u~ei Dr.
Morris Liver pi.ls in Billions Attacks. and found
them 10 De the best Pills Tint ever used for that
purpose: aui have also used them IL a Clihartic
Medicine. aad have found bat little use for a ply
scian since had them IN NY family
Yours truly, ASA FRENCH.
For sale by all respectable druggists.
REDINGTON * Co.
Sun Francisco,
Wholesale agents f.r Pacific coast
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-01
Helms TREET'S
LNIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
IT IS NOT i DYE.

But restores gray hair to It's natural color by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural sasteuance
impaired with age or disease. All instantaneous
dyes are composed Of lamar costic, destroying the
vitality and beauty Of the hair, and aTlri Of them
selves no dressing. Hemstreet's Inimitable Color
ing not only restores hair TO its natural color by an
90 sv- 4lrcra-= l.t+ oi-e. the I4fro
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-01
The Marysville Meeting.

The gathering Of the Democracy in Marys-
vile on Thursday, was decided success. and
showed an enthusiasm and determination on
the part Of the people Of California, that has
carried terror to the hearts Of the Abolition
ISIS, who are controlling the Government, only
for its destruction
The number in attendance has been estima-
ted al from 1000 TO 5000 The Express
places II at 5000 but those 10 attendance de-
clare this estimate below the actual number in
attendance The Appeal thinks there were
from $500 to 5000 present. This is better
than We had expected Of paper that is play
ing the Loic game Of Repnblicanism. and is
pretty good evidence that there were near ten
thousand persons present. The Appeal ac-
knowledges that when it saw the crowd at the
Park, the white monuments of the Marysville
Cemetery CLEANED ominously 10 the distance
The meeting at the Park was addressed by
Messrs. Bgler. Weller, Robinson, Coifrotb
and Whitesides
The display of fire works in the evening was
grand affair, and huge procession carrying
banners and transparencies, presented an impo-
sing spectacle.
1t was the intention to renew the speaking
in the evening, from the stand in front of the
Western House bat the falling of the awning
Of the building opposite, by which one person
was killed and others wounded, suspended the
further proceedings of the meeting. Messrs.
Bigler ard Weller made appropriate remarks
in reference to the catastrophe, and adjourned
the meeting.
The Express furnishes the following list Of
those injured By the falling of the awning
Nr Sharp, carpenter city. killed.
Rev. Nr. Hargus. Ygba City. badly injured.
Mrs. Hargus, Yuba City. slightly injured.
u. D. Carr, of Express, city Slightly injured.
Mrs N. D. Carr, city, slightly injured.
Miss Mary LawrenSe. city, wrist broken.
Mrs. Rooney, city, slightly injured.
Miss Rooney, city, hand crushed
Mrs ?. ". Keyscr, Yuba City, badly injured.
Mrs. Hopkins, city. badly injured.
Judge Thompson. Of Colusa, badly injured.
Mrs. Thompson. Colusa. badly injured.
Mrs. &. W Smith. Bear River. Slightly injured.
Miss smith, Bear River. slightly injured
Mrs. Henry Smith, Bear River slightly injured.
Rev. DR.. Deal, city, slightly injured.
". F. Hicks, Of Express, city slightly injured.
Mrs. Treadway. Colusa, dangerously injured.
Mrs. Graves, Iuba county. slightly injured.
Miss Graves. Yuba City. slightly injured.
D. L. Haun, OF PlumaS, Slightly injured.
Mrs. Miller. ColnSa, slightly injured.
Mrs. |. c. McQuaid and daughter Yuba City.
Slightly injured.
Mrs. Or. Stark, Sutter county. slightly injured.
?. Wilson, Sutter county slightly injured.
Mrs. Wilson, Suffer county badly injured.
Mrs. Bainbridge, Grand Island, badly injured.
DR.. Buell.. Of Colusa, slightly injured.
Mrs H. H. Flag, Gold Hill y. T., badly injured.
Mrs. Deal, city. slightly injured.
J. R. Hanna. of Colusa, slightly Injured.
g. Brown. SNter county. leg broken.
Mrs. q. Brown, ance broken.
Miss Brown, arm broken.
Master Brown, slightly injured.
Mr.. Tompkins. of Butte badly injured.
Joshua Davis. city, badly injured.
Mrs. Patterson, slightly injured.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-01

re Rational IEvaiids.--A few plain. earnest
words. with such Of you as slfer from Indigestion
and its usual accompaniment habitual Costiyeness.
Yaa wan; relief without prostrati7n. rapid cure
without pain The means of obtaining. that relief.
OF accomplishing that cure, Is telieged to You IN
B'istols Sugar coated Pills. ." the only cathartir
and Alternative in existence which reopen, the oh.
Strncted passages of the bowels without q qualm or
q paHE. ald restores u the st1aaach and liver the
viz E'r a.eu from them by disease. This genial
al ereni never euteetle- any organ or reduces the
general strength. Ga the contrary IT iufailby re.
news the latara health Of the digestive and secre-
tive functions. Barely Will it DE necessary 10 call
in physician where this safe and allsuilcienl
family medicine is kept in the house. The yials
contain ten doses each and the pills have this great
advantage over nil ordinary pur-a,ives-time does
not impair their properties. Ohtaiuabe st all re-
spectacle drug stores.
H0oTErTER. SMITH & DEAN Agents.
jyll-lml san Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-01

IF the people of California do not want to
see the colored population exercising the right
of suffrage, they should defeat the present
abolition self styled Uniou) party. Evidences
are thickeuing that, if successful now, they
intend to pass a law allowing negroes the
privilege of voting. If such proposition is
not agreeable to the people of California, they
should see that the abolition ticket is beaten
at The present election.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-01
American G, \ 5. lIinilg Ea.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT \
u meeting Of the American Gold and Silver Min
ing Co American Eagle Ledge, Biena Vista Dis
trict, HUMBOLDT Co.. y. IT, an assessment OF -
cents per share COT one foot each) was levied upon
the Capital Stock Of said Company. payable on or
before the 2l~t day Of August, at the Secretary
Office in Oroville, Butte Co.. California.
b Order Of the Trustees.
i. STEVENSON.
See y American c.. & :. y. Co.
Oroville, July 2I>t ls52.