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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30
Omci.i Report Of Major-Gen. Standard

Gen. SandIOFd hhs pTOuuIk4Ied % bis ciyipiOn
the order Of Gov Seymour published IN paper Of stu
Ssy and foows IL with the following dylsion order:
HEADQUARTEKs, bIRsT DIyisloN, y. Y ~ o.
kgw-4ORK, July %. !
GHShRIt OppFHs No 8-The foregoing general orders Of
fhe lomGndsrn.Chief promulgated 10 the oig,ioD.
His cOmmendaOn Of those who through eV report
aud good sgoft Rave aned our miil Organization aNd
yll1s ~ ae luily .p-acis,ed by the oislsi0D
2Ls &sEGslais Isa ,.1 cs&&sAeD " EsspIa IN tAsau
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30
The Cunard etoaner Persia, Capt. Lott, sailed
y..efday with ~ passcr. i63 5Si in specie
lAdyrIilsementl

UuTON's lNSOLl BILE CEMENT is new thing
Nothr ia. has been before offered TO the public. Il
u moi combination Of rubber gus percha glue tsdcAs
patchc. aud Lnngs 10 boots AMI s1oes sufficiently stroug
athort ,ttch.ng II uends broken furniture crocNcry
toy. bone IVORY aud s auces OF household IL Is
lI and a. easy applied paste. Ii i. nsoubs
iu water q. 4 auheros oily substances hru.y and com
,tely Put up IN pacAases Tor fsuny aud manuiacuters
use tom two otuces g. hundred pound tor sae at Al
sioIss hlitoS bkos y &C.. fropHtt'ts 'o''l,no0
UAce. corner OF Dyer aud Ine streets.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30

PREsFsTATios TO A CATHOLIC PRIKsr.-Dnring
the re.eu. rio, the Rev Matthew Nicoi Roman Catholic
pri, tie pastor of,he Church OF 81, Bonsee in this city
by h, heroic effort, saved from distraction At the hands Of
tho mob a. entire beck Of buildings Thfd avenue, be-
tween Forty n0h and ForvsIh streets The occupant. Of
,he dwsr - thas preserved by Father Nleot' heros on
Monday evening presented him, token Of ther s-sade
with h.ud,ome cane bssu,fal writing Geek and cabinet,
and luxurious easy chair Tho Rev. Henry Bromley one
Of our re.ten, Baptist miners who occupies cue Of the
house. thu, saved oH The aobs violence, mAac fsetou'
pfe.entation address
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30

Tur CASE or rHr Boy JACoB LoNG.-Ihe case
f the boy jacob Lou. ohs.ed with being participant IN
IN. murder OF tho negro, Costello. ia 1hlryssconi seo
came M before Ju.s Kelly, al the Johsfson Mafs- Police
Court on wednesday Peter Van Horn e'shos that while
be- was standing in 'front.' Of No " West Thry'eeond street
gy nanb-r Of persons violently a,saIlng the ucsfo
o aud that they finally hsug him aud that he saw the
,,.,,er throw d stone striking Costello the mead Sew
i other witnesses eorroborAted Van Horns testimony The
,,i,ouer wac committed fof tfia.
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Tho order, Of Gen. Wool published In hs report 10 Gov
seymour-yir That patrols Of military and police should
be sent through the dsssctsd dsrets end Tho one oi
July "A: To-day there be childs play" sc-wes
not ,ued by me- and cannot therefore say whether copies
were sent to you not They certsny NOT sent pJ
ms CT. CHRISTENSEN. Major and
- Assistant Adjutsnt General
TTsTiaoSY OF LIEUT.. h'ELRATH.
FoRr HAMILTON, N. y H., July %. 1869
thereby certify that tho 18th JAY 1859 was Acting.
Assistant Aduan Of the city and hsrbor Of New
York On the afternoon Of that date received order from
Major Wool to send Immediately to NewYork portion
troops from Fort lafayette and half the company then
sssonns Fort Richmond in all about W men, Upon show
ing the order to Cen Brown he expressed great surprise at
small number Of ordered to the city and directed
me to immediately have all tho troops Fort Hamilton, Fort
Laiaye and Fort Richmond got In readiness to move at
notice also directed to endoavor to organize
section of aisry.to proceed to the city General Brown
WORK with the troops ordered by General Wool
and about ugh,a two reported to with orders
Geners Brown to send all the efficient troops from
the forte in tie harbor consisting Of ain Putnsms Com
papy from Sandy Hook tho Permanent Guard from Fort
Hamilton and the balance Of the cosnds at Forts lafayette
and Richmond beng ia oil upwadsof 200 men. supplied
the places Of those BY Gen Browns order with companies
oftls th N. T. Vol Artillery. With the exception OF the
fr order mentioned above all orders for sending troops
from these posts to NewYors emsos;ed from Gen Brown.
T. T. MELRATH,
lst Lieut.. 5ih q. ). Artillery, Adjutan,.
TESTIMONY or QUARTERMAsTER sTISsoS.
ASSISTANT QuARTERsAsrEG's OyPIcB,
Ngw-i DIRK, July n, 1908.
certify ,ha. steamboat transportation furnished By
this D-psmeut. ths requ'on or at the request OF Bns
Gen Harvey Brown United States Army, the night Of
the 18Th int for troops from sandy Hook Fort Richmond
aud Fort Lafayette and about the time from Fort
Wood al to this city, be employed in suppes'ns the
serious riots then existing here and that the number OF men
brought from each ofthoe places was informed one
company from place eKcep, om Fort Lafayette iFom
which there wa. a detachment OF le. than a company
Tbc.e Oodis. troop, ndependen, of any Tor which
had beea required by the Chief Of STAFF CT
M-i Gen Wool DANIEL sTINSON,
Assistant Quaterusster. u. s. A.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30

ACCIDENTAL DFATH.-Coroner Naumann on
Wednesday holi inquest the body Of Chsrcs Gold
schmidt boy eleven Of age In Avenue A. Deceased
M r over some days ao by of the trains the iui
.on River Reilfoed lie with ctLrr boys down
from Pcs without paying their fare, and while Jumping
on the the corner ~ Thyhfh street end EeVeith
y.nn. missed his hold and fell the train passing HIS
arm snd him severely that be dod on Tuesday
A verdict OF accidental death was rendered
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30
MrxiricrScE or A. T. SrrwARr.-The follow

us leter inc.o,ns checs ,r S. Ooo wn yesterday re-
oeived BY the Mayor from A. ]. Stewart
BFoADWk, AND tHAsnsl.s srkkEr Ju.y ~ iooS'
To Hs Honor GKoHor OPpYKE.
Vgh, Dr,R The bravery snd devotion displayed by
the police nferr so,dor' during the lse riots were
hshcs, order eans them o the gfaen rect snuoh
of every good cIeu have therefore great pleasure 10
ns o.s . cL-ck for $500 % be applied by the Conn
which you Gh.fus TO tAe rsef u snch OF then As
r,t wou1ird sni families Of those who we ALLIED
Very cspec,ialy Jouss, ALLA l. sIE"AhI
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30

Isqrrsr IN Thy CasE OF MckESsA.-The
Cofouei Jury IN the McKeuna Che particulars Of which
Published Ia Wsduc'iAy is'uel have rendered A
verdict lhs, decoa,ei TO h.. death by injuries iohed
by Chare. van and Warrants issued Tor the
.,, Of Flvun md Other. ku1wa TO be implicated in the
iaufd,r
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30
CITY ITEMS.

Tn CoSDirIos OF Gas. SrnoSG.-Ihis gallant
l who wounded In the last assault on Fort isner
nav lie. In crt-al condition the residence OF his hei-
ni.W Mr Budd IN this city. Tctsnu' had Get ~ ye'efday
md there ia but little hope Of h.s recovery.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30

routine business Of an upimposan public character was
transacted From The weoAb statement 1t sppeas that
IS 500 smrsns have landed upon our shores since the
ming Of the year. being 1901 more than arrived during tho
corresponding period In 1852 The number OF arrivals last
.ot IVA, asa tn. Commissioners have balance in bank
Of S58 236 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30
NEw Co>v,IxscENr CAMP.

NEAR ALEXANDRIA, VA, May "a. iNbt)
N.s,rs HosrHrrBR SsIrh-itddr Sps! VIII you 40
~. t,vor o foTwafd by express onehaf dc1en hese'-
s,us,h bttsrs. with biz tor LIch will remit you On
,f ,hs sane. unable 60 procure yOuT medcue
n ,od N had quantity coald sold readily as ~
20 be- the beat preparation iu lOr disease, h.nk
80 onsin with d disease the sIonaca. htvo
sred snd solg hundreds Of Preparations, out your n.
cfs are superior thing Of TIE kind eogth wa"
Indeed 40 soldier shuad DO witho should n1 oe ever
robust and heefAy tor II Is not only kEsrnhANH 30
A Paevcutve Oh diseases soldier s subject 20
have been eic'ed with Chronic Ing and NO eai
cine aPFokpKD RgLtKF YOURS MAS, ana "'''
Will iose no time Ia sending tAo BisieTs ofdeieu
h0ues, very respectfully. . -. . ,...u.,1
SAMUEL BYERS, Ho.pial Steward
HOSTETTER & SMITH,
Proprietors, PitssbsJb 70
Nsw.yslS Cfiss, NJ. ~ buaasW
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30

CoMurWEST OF EoIEas.-Francis ii. Crawlty,
one Of to rioters concerned In tie burning of the Provost
u-sh.s Office and o.hs, buildings in Brosdway during the
not OF July l3 committed by Justice Kelly. in default Of
AZ 600 bs Barney Msokey, engaged In the riot IN West
gofet street. between Nnth aud Tenth avenues aud who
alleged che,fed the mob In their wors Of oestruc-
ton wa committed by justc ksy IN default OF 500 nail
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30

CoSsTITuTIosAL USIosIsTs.-The State Execu-
,iy. of the Constitutional Union Party he
A.or House yesterday ard elected Frederick A. Tall
msdse President and T. SeyenS Secretary Letters were
received rom the Hon. Washington Hunt, the Hon d. b.
": john III. Hor j. b. Faurot aud tbs Hon DAVIS Nox'
on Of ftL. State who sbe to be present expressing
their views a. to the Of the Committee The following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Reiolre That State Convention he called for tnr purpose
Of akug nominations to be supported at the coming s-is
election.
Rs.sircd Tha, Commfee OF E.eyen be appointed to s
sue the power sppoint the time And place io
holding aid Convention.
y, ,-nt -u a. 10, ~. ,.,,. a. -, .n,op,.d fof that our
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30

4 NEW ANussNfNT.-The versatile Judge Whit
lev nj obo.e en has recently invented aud published In.
,.,n game which ho calls theyy CLase." II consists OF
fr. Of t,bet, inscribed with vsiicty Of distinguished
b,orr.l nsmes connected with dasfm upon which the
game T. played fornn. an Indefinite number OF eombiha-
~ for the iueres. snl Amusement Of the player Tie In
yeror claims hs noys production the piquaucy Of card
pyne without 10 Objectionable features, and presents to
tho public a. valuable addition 70 tie of sosa aud
domestic entertainment
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30

REoRGAHIzATIos OF THE 9th N. Y. V.-Col.
John Gtermas Acting Assistant AdjutaDt'Geneh TO oen
Clussrs has Just received authority from do' Seymour 70
reorganze the 2sth NswYork State Volunteers. formerly
commanded by Col Loest Of Psnnsyvsns I" regiment "
infantry to serve the Army OF The United States for tnree
ysas unless discharged The following ofcs ha''
been appointed: Colonel John Gttermann
mel Gustsvus A. ssdeli Major, c. Wilhelm Cheiu' Aaja
tant. Fredh sntochi Ousrtermaser Chs" oe'er' oo,
directed to establish his headquarters in the City OF New
York and proceed In the organization Of his In
fomity with the provisions Of General Orders No no. w"
Department. current SERIES He Is to report to Col Lansing
Superintendent Of NswYOrk Troop' by the 2'th OF august
ue1t men mustered into service by the 10Th Of
September $50 moe and by the 23.h Of October 21O more
UnIs" the foregoing Is complied WITH 'hii authority will
cease TO be yeid.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30

BATTLE FLAG OF The 69TH REGIMESr.-lhe
torn and sttcred flag which Regiment carried through
all their marches and battles in tho Army Of the Potomac
which was shot away from the battle of Malvern
H and later soaked the blood Of the brave soldier who
bore H. was recently tsmped under the feet Of Northern
truors the streets Of NewYOrk At the sackng OF Fro
Col Nuson house the mob found this sacred
relic and taking It from its resting place, threw 1t into the
street I.ws subsequently rescued bJ the members o. FIRE
Engine Co. No. 49, who yesterday restored 1t to the posses
slon Of Col. Nusept
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30

LIBRARY CLosrp.--By order of fhe Board OF
Trustees the Astof Library will be closed from Aps until
Aug 81, pIoI.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30

CoMulssIosERs or EalGnATIoN.-At the semi
nopthly meeting VI Wis Bosd yesterday LsIleSn. sss
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30
THOS. {. ACTON.
JOHN O. BERGEN,
COmmissloneIs OF Police.
. 80. Gunner .uaE1

TESTIMONY or MAJOR CHRlsrENsES.
lEXtfsctI
kEw-YoKK. July "a, 1863.
As myself concerned can tostiy that you ro-
ported youusf Gen. Wool At MS quaers s tho 81 hich
q. Hotel about Monday, the 18Th inst, " Miitay
Com.aandaut Of New-Yofk CITY wal very busy at The
time did not bsar Gen. Wool that you offered
your service. In sy Vicy apd was directed to report to
0sa. bsaljsf4"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-30
NAVY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF fARps AND Docks'

Rsn..s.asrSi..e. albany County, y. Y.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-02
Who Killed Cock-Robbin?

!, says the Sacramento Union, with mv por-
cupine quill, killed Cock Robin? The fore
going was suggested By the following. which
appeared in that delectable sheet this week:
Is MENoEIAH-The Butte Record still flies
the Mcclellan banner for the next Presidency.
Old Ziskas skin, stretched upon a drum, en-
couraged the Hussites in the hour OF battle.
The defunct head of the Copperbead has been
hayed by recent Developments, but we ques-
tion whether the drum Of victory can be man
ufactured from bis cuticle
The hatred Of that paper Is so diabolical
towards Gen. Mcclellan that it cannot permit
him to remain at peace in that grave to which
it has so often consigned him. So bitterly
virulent has it been in its uuwarranted attacks
upon the General that it has shown 10 want
of petty mendacity in writing him into politi-
cal oblivion. Its well schooled correspondents
at the East have seized upon every idle rumor
of his enemies, and wrought it up to suit
the taste Of the General at the head of that
" independent sheet But, like the reference
in the above " memoriam," to Ziska's skin be-
ing used as a drum head, it is as equally fabu-
lous. Such thing never was done, or limited
at, and the history Of the old Bohemian Gene
raj and the vindcator Of his sisters honor,
treat the whole thing as a fable. But this
reference is only in strict keeping with the dis
position Of the Sacramento Union to magnify
everything against its self created enemy, and
to display its love to hate and vilify him
But no one-sided set of statements from that
purely Independent journal will ever deter
US from flying the Mcclellan flag at the head
of this paper for the next Presidency. Gen
tlemen. you must fear the potency of the man
and the name of the great General to so often
violate the sacred tomb to which you have
consigned his ashes. Pieiy and morality {of
which you possess SO much towards your enc
N.Y. should teach you not to disturb his lonely
grave. You have written his epitaph and sung
bis requiem, therefore, let your soug hereafter
be seldh.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-02
Humboldt via Honey Lake.

As the summer travel and freighting basi-
ness from this section 10 Humbold. Is about to
commence, We give below correct statement
Of the distance and condition Of the road lrom
Susanvilla TO the Humboldt Ferry. The s..
ures are frnished Is By 1 gentleman who has
Just arrived in QroviIe over the route.
From Susauvilie TO Lathrop's. Is miles
from La;hrop's to Mad Springs. Is miles
with plenty Of good grass; from Mud Springs
10 Rush Creek. miies-good grass and water;
from Rush Creek 70 Smoke Creek Station. {
miles-good grass and water; from Smoke
Creek Station TO mouth OF Canon. 6 miles
little grass; from Canon 70 Buffalo Springs.
y miles-no grass. and water Slightly brack-
ish, but good for stock; from Bafalo Springs
to slough on creek. ~ miles-grass very
good from slough ou creek TO Wall Spring.
10 miles-very little grass, but good water ;
from Wall Spring to Deep Hole Springs, :
miles-good grass and water; from Deep Hole
Springs TO Granite Creek, o miles-so0d va
ter, and fine grass along the Creek from
Granite Creek TO He, Spring, Il miles-alkali
grass at spring but fine bunch grass in the
hills , miles south; from Hot Spring 10 Rab-
bit Hole Spring, Is miles-water impregna;ed
with nitre, and not very good for stock, and
they should not be allowed to drink too much
Of it-excelleut bunch grass in hills miles
southeast; from Rabbit Hole Spring to Little
Antelope, l6 miles-good water aud grass !;
from Little Antelope to Big Antelope, miles
with good water and grass from Big An,
telope to HUMBOLDT River, Is miles to Ferry,
miles.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-02

The OBJECT OF THE WAR-Senator Sum
ner's organ, the Boston Commonwealth, in a
recent article on the war and its objects says ;
If this war is not for the abolition Of sla-
very, what is it for? Is it to recover FIVE OF
six stone and dirt forts? ? Is it to get few
small towns, as Richmond or Charleston? Is
it to get few thousand dollars in the shape
of revenue from States which refuse to pay it .?
Is it to bring back Floyd Wigfall, and Davis
to Washington as Congressmen whom they
have been unable to take as Generals Is it
for these glorious objects that We are spending
more money than all the revenues ever given
by the seeded States put together? Is it for
this that we have sacrificed. North and South,
twice as many young men as there are slave
holders in America? If so. the Yankees are
foolish race who are not worth saving, and
will not be saved"
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-02

TO Unfortunate E7emaies-Alas, cried I,
poor Maid, your skin, tho yellow coarse and dark
as sin, and pimpled, freekled, snnburnt, tanned,
spotless can be, understand such defects are
cured, elope when washed with Jones' Chemical
soap. Your teeth. yoar breath. you'll not dispute
when washed with Lafonts Soap Teeth Root white
as the driven SNOW are made, though yellow. tar
tared dark decayed; and fragrant. pure and sweet
your breath, though parid, foul as rotten death;
and that red hair though now q coarse a. any
name or tail OF horse silky and dark tv0gld be
made 10 live, by Jones Coral Hair Restorative; all
dandruf, scurf wogld be removed the hair stoppd
falling and improved. Tie articles above spoken
OF are all We represent them and are sold at.rea-
sonahle prices, Us cent-) by every respectable
druggist in California
Agents-Crane i Brigham, Druggists San Fran
cisco. oI9y
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-02

ERRATA.-An error occurred in Sec 10 OF
the mining laws of Miners Ranch District,
published in last week 5 RECORD. The section
as corrected is as follows:
SEC. 10th. In the location aud holding of
claims, the measurement of length and width
shall be lineal and horizontal and all persons
now claiming location are requested to locate
the same so as to conform to the rules and
regulations adopted by this meeting To have
the same surveyed by definite meets and
bounds, on and along the main mineral lode
located, and at the beginning and end of said
vein. when practicable, to plant permanent
stakes, and to post a notice of such claim on
said stakes, and to record copy thereof as
hereinbelore required. The boundaries of all
claims shall accommodate themselves to the
main lode, as 1t may be determined by the
process Of working in sinking down on said
lode
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-02

ABAyDoHED.-A New Hampshire cores
pondent Of the Boston Post states. that ar
rangements had been made to send home q
considerable number Of sick and wounded
soldiers that they might participate in the
election. Three commissioners were appointed
by the Governor to execute their political
scheme, viz: the Adjutant General, clergy
man and aa active radical politician but, On
learning that the New Hampshire soldiers
would vote the Democratic ticket, the scheme
was abandoned. Democratic soldiers are good
enough 10 fight, bat not to vote. This is a
privilege granted only to abolition soldiers.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-02

BUTIERxUTs. This last nick name ap-
piled TO the Democrats, has It's derivation from
the brown-dyed clothing of the farmers Of Hi
nois. Democrats who are used to be called
names-locotoco. coppeFhead. bucktail, etc
accept this without a murmur according :,
out West. They begin to wear butternuts as
breast pins, and charms on their watch chains
and elsewhere. The nut can be cut into very
pretty devices the meat Is most excellent.
aud the wood. which is softer ard more richly
tinted than the walnut. is excellent for cabinet
making Herkimer n. " Democrat.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LIVER COMPLAINT CURED.
ISpANAroLls. Oct. u. Is,

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. u IS5S.
MesSrs. \. L. ScoyIlL & Co: Gen;s-I srn hardly
able 10 express sly gratitude for The benefit which
my daughter has derived from the use og DR. NorTs
I1vEz PllLs. She had been troubled with What
the physician called LIvER CoNrLAlNr; bat orr
doctor failed TO give any permanent relief. although
she tried his prescriptions etfectualy. She had be
come melancholy, unhappy. and her constitution
was broken down by the Use Of Mercury. She tried
Dr. Motls Liver Pills and soon hean 10 get better.
an happy TO say that She has now ea'irely re-
covered her health.
Respectfully yoUrS, JAMES COBB.
For sale BY al respectable druggists.
REDINGTON * Co,
sun Francisco,
Wholesale agents lar Pacific eosst.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-02

For SALE.-Geo Lovelock, Esq, offers his
wellknown Tavern Stand for sale. 1t is in a
most desirable location, being on the road
from Oroyille to Humbug valley. Round val
ley, Honey Lake valley and the Humboldt
mines. See advertisement in another column
of to-day's paper.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-02
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs.

They purity. strengthen and iayi -orate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an satiJg,e 20 change OF water ana Diet.
They overcome ,heet- os dissipation and late
hours.
The strengthen the system and enliyen the mind
They prevent uiasmatic and Intermittent fsyers
Theypurify the breath and agidiiyot the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbas.
They cure Liver complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best Bitters in The world. They
make the weak man strong. and are exhausted aa-
ture's rsstorer. They are made Of pure -. Croix
Rum, the celebrated Casaya Bard roots and herbs
and are taken with the pleasure Of a beverage,
without regard 10 age OF time OF day. Particularly
recommended to delicate persons requiring gentle
stimaIant. sold by all Grocers. Druggists Hotels
and Saloons. P. H. DRAKE. a CO.. New York.
CRANE x BRIGHAM. Agents.
nleowly san Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-02

MIME IN PLUNAs--The STANDARD Of re
cent date has the following:
TIE BUrTE Bar LEDaE.-We were shown
a specimen Of rock from this ledge. bv our
friend Billy Houck, which exceeds ANYTHING
Of the ki9d we ever saw in richness, The
piece submitted TO our examination not only
contains gold in large quantities, but also a
considerable percentage Of silver Mr. John
B. Overton, Of Onion Valley. had 8 piece test
ea which assayed $4,000 10 gold and so 50 IN
silver to the ton. Ii Is claimed that the ledge
can be traced from Butte Bar TO Spanish Peak.
distance Of miles. Owing to some parties
making rather too free with the rock. the own
eTS have placed watohmau upon tie ledge 10
prevent further depTed4tloas.
SALE OF MINING GRovyp.-Glazies ( Co
Of Marysviile purchased Of Blood Il Pa!si.er.
Of Indian Valley. in this county. 4 one third
interest in their ledge for the sum Of S35 900
BY those acquainted with the property the
price IS considered low \ - staup mill viii
Immediately supereede the;r present eight stamp
concern.
We learn that test made bv Mr.. ThomD.
son. Of Spanish Ranch Of rock from the Ex-
celsior lode, yielded at the rate o. 5000 10 the
ton IL silver
ANOTHER SALE-The buckeye Comuanv
lE.lis lode) Of Round Valley. sold last week 10
MesSrS. Peel & Mahon, 800 feet Of their claim
for $4,000.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-02

DENocRArIc STATE CONVENTIONS. = The
Democratic State Convention of Ohio viii
meet at Columbus On the lIth of June The
Convention in PENNSYLVANIA will assemble NJ
Harrisburg, on the l1th OF the same month.
The Democracy seemed to be resolved to enter
the campaign early. They will give a good
account Of themselves on election day.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-02

ATTEMPTED AssAssINAT1oN.-O Thursday
of last week j. B. Hargrave was shot by some
unknown person, while on his way home from
Anderson Valley. -Four balls or buckshot,
we are Informed pierced him. One of them
penetrated his abdomen. and was at first feared
would be fatal: but at last accounts there was
hopes Of bis recovery.