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The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-10
Butte Mammoth G.. S. &
G.. Mining Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting of the Trustees of Butte Mammoth
Gold and Silver Mining Company, assessment Of
teu cents per share (ot foot each) levied on
the capital Stock of the company. payable or
before the 9th day of October, 1883 at the Office
of the Secretary at 0roville. By order OF the
Board of Trustees.
September 26th, 1868.
A.MAURICE. Jr, ,Secy.
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RoBBsRRy.-ou Wednesday week two Chi
namen were robbed Of 500 in open day, on
the public highway from Shasta to Middle
town. The Courler says that q regular sys-
tenn Of Chinese robbery has been established
in that county.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lost.

MN THE ROAD LEADING FROM WYAN-
" dotte to Gates's Ranch, via. Prairie House
one small hunting Gold Watch and Chain.
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving the
same at A. G Simpsons Bookstore Oroville, or ".
;. Wilkers0n's Store, Wyandotte. Oct. 4, 1865.
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Notice.,

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT UNLESS ASSESS
a ment No. l now due on the following designat-
ed Shares OF the capital stock of the Hickory Il 5.
c. Mining Co.. together with the costs OF Adver-
tisnc, be paid on CT before Saturday October 18th
1853, al O'Clock P. NJ, an adequate part therof
sufficient to pay such assess uent and costs OF ad-
vertisng and sale will be sold for cash to the high
est bidder. il front Of Wells, Fargo Co.'S Ex-
press Office on Huntoon street in 0rovil,e, in ac-
cordance with the Bylaws of said Company and
the Statutei in such cases made and provided.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-10

CAMBRIDGE, Ind. February 6, 1856.
Messrs. 4 . L. SCovILL & Co.
Gents:-This is to certify that have used Ds
Morris Liver Pills in Bilious Attacks, and found
them TO he the best Pills that ever used for tha,
purpose; and have also used them as a Cathartit
Medicine, and have found but little use for phyI
sician since had them in my family
Yours, truly, ASA FRENCH.
For sale by all respectable druggists.
REDINGTON CO.. 7
Sgn Franci, 0,
Wholesale AGENTS fgr PAeiic coast.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-10

DR.. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS-
These Bitters are universally ACKNOWLEDGED TO he I
sure preventive and cure for Fever and Ague Flat
uence, Heaviness of the stomach, any other like
affection. Their elelt upon the system Is most mi
raculou>; they give healthy tone to the system.
relieve all morbid matter and IN fact cleanse the
system of all impurities. In no case has it been
known to fail. hut on the contrary new virtues
have been found in it. use To those afflicted with
any Of the above ills OF the body the "Bitters are
offered as speedy and certain cure. Try them and
form your own opinion. Sold by Druggists and
dealers everywhere.
H0STETTER SMITH 4 DEAN.
Agents for Pacific Coast, san Francisco
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-10
MARRIED.

In Hamilton, on the sth lust, by Rev. r. Hobart
Mr.. JcHS LANTz to Miss MABY L. SLIGER, all Q
Butte County.
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MINING NOTICES..
Notice.
Black Hawk Consolidated G.S.&C,
MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Black
Hawk Consolidated Gold, Silver and Copper Mining
Company, held this day, an assessment of seven
and a-haf cents per share levied the capital
Stock of said Company, payable Immediately To the
Secretary at their Office in Oregon City, in gold or
silver coin.
II. J. MORRISON. Secretary.
Oregon City, September 27th, 1868.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-10

NEASLY Completed.-The telegraph line
connecting Salem tOregonl with 1reka will
be al Up il 8 few weeks
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Business Association.

The undersigned has this day associated himself
with Mr.. JAMES LOWRY, for the purpose of con-
ductlnS the business OF the International Hotel, in
Oroville. September 10Th, lS63.
RALPH BIRD
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QUICK CURES.
OCICk CCRES.
QUICK CCEES,
County Treasurer.

QUICK CURES.
QUICK CURES.
QUICK CUEES.
THE TRUE TEST
lr IidWay guarantees that his READY RELIEF
VIII not Keep the patient ia Goatt aS 10 certainty -
cure; 10 All caSeS Naere rAIN j. experienced RAD
WAY : READY RELIEF WILL. ia A few minute.
prove lis marvellous efficacy and one bottle Is srf
uoie"t 10 satisfy the most skeptcl of its SUPERIOR
y 10 all other remedies. in curing rheumatism
Neuralgia, Gout. Pain, Aches and other iufrrultir
-whlle IN attacks of hlarrhueA Bilious Cholc.
inflammation oi the bowels ChillS and Fever one or
two doses Is sufficient. In case % Strains. Sprains
l cramps, Spa>m>, Headache, &c, it, anpleAtion
VIII pro0oie elSe al once. one dose internally and
one application VIII promote ease at once Oae
dose internally aud one application externally will
Stop any ordinary pain and one bottle cure any or
. dinaty di>ea~e Price - cents.
For sale by Druggists.
HJSlEETEI;. SMITH ( DEAN. Agents.
| iW| san Francisco.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCHU.
TIE GREAT DURETIC.
HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT MrCHU.
.., THE GREAT pIURETlC.
HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT EUCHU.
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
HEIMBOLD'S EXTEACT BUCHU.
TIE GREAT DICRETIC
And Positive ana Specific Remedy for Diseases Of
the
Bladder, Kidneys.
Gavel nropsev
Organic Weakness.
And all Diseases OF the Urinary Organs
See Advertisement in another column Cut i go, J
and send for the Medicine at once
Beirare Of Cotnteif5ifs,
HOSTETTER, SMITH Il DEAN. Agents.
san Francisco
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Notice Of Dissolution.

YSNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EN-
4 isting between the Undersigned in the business
OF conducting Hotel in Ornville. is dissolved bv
mutual consent. Capt. Bird is authorized to make
an settlements collect all accounts, and will pay i
debts of the late firm.
RALPH BIRD.
J. |. STEWARD.
Orovlle, September 10Th, 1868.
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Proclamation.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
COUNTY OF BUTTE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PCR-
~ suance ot a Proclamation by the Governor Of
the State, Special Judicial Election will be held
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Mooretown-At John Moore's House. Inspector
w Edmonds; Judges, John Moore. Major Ball.
lnmkin-At ...... Inspector 0uin Champlin
Judges, Chas Cleveland, John Williams.
Cascade Nalley-At ...... Inspector, Geo Finl
Judges, Jas Wilson, " Il Stone.
Enterprise-At ..-... Inspector, John Curey
Judges, F \ Freeman, John Wilson.
Stringtown.-At ...... Inspector. J W Wood
man: Judges. Francis Tobin, JOS Pierce.
Mountain Spring HouSe-lnspector, e. B. Eods
erS; Judges, " N Boone, y = Morgan.
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What have the Democracy to do with
such a position as that! Shall they
abandon the Union because the rebel
and republican parties have done so
Reverse the present position of affairs,
and place the republicans instead of the
rebels in armed rebellion, and would the
Express refuse another man or dollar to
prevent them from destroying the IN
ion! Democracy is principle, not a
distinguishing feature between men and
sections, and should bear against all
opposition and rise superior to the OBJ
stacles to be overcome. Everything
that is opposed to the unity, peace or
prosperity of the nation is the enemy of
Democracy.
We care nothing for Governor Bran
lette's inaugural address. We choose
rather to be governed Ly the principles
laid down by his party, than by the ar
guments with which he sees proper to
sustain those principles. They may be
right and the argument wrong.
AS dlfnition of the present attitude
OF democracy, We adopt paragraph
from the New York Argus: The
Democratic party is for peace. 1t viii
hail with satisfaction the ending of the
war, whenever that can be done upon a
basis Of a restoration of the Union.
But it will not consent to separation
of the States. Upon this platform ii
stands, to resist every assault and te
advocate peace with restored Union. =
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
A MOTHER CERTIFICATE
N ExrRAoRDiNAKi CURE OF A RUNNING TUH0R
- by DIR hOifkCKS MEDICINES
THE HEALING POwERs or
SCHFNCk's PILNOHIc SYRUP
THE nAsr OF sLEiHiNnhn .ai ilhtgsnGArEp

THE HEALING POwERs or
THE oAsr OF sLsiETox IshY adigsngSrEp
rh. cery hat have been lsSoiios uuacra disease
swssae ny Side Ss Sssa ysS ss
broke and continued running for fourtesn
bis the s p ss %ssr aa IN Ss New York.
snd my A. =. ,od me that The uleerons hol smy
or would soon aie NY physicians ealone
co. as noI.a % became very sore End segeiai times
ur9er the procsss No one could bo tortured than
70 M more ,sS ever my Seoi seemed 10 % sop oSin as
pulse times ceased 70 beat Cor teen twenty seconds a,
a. sSiros sseT not What to DO and my doctors
@aw,iliae 2 wSai are termed Ps,sn, medcne.; for
% aey ls could nJ ss me- N
could Al this time. when had began 10 despar friend
Of ,hs psea tas
stage the disease AMI yei was cured by DR. sohonck
would have considered this rssery or deception hsd not
% s1 me % as
having tuesday one Of The days Of hs regular a.
;sndanSc 20 rsens In M this cay i about he uIy
street, He said he understood case. ami All
Mandrate Pisand within nine days there was great
sa, en- % 5 sp The sS sS bsrny ~ as %
cure could seei the Pnlmone Syrup operating through
in indescribabc manner YER. shor, time gave
bo the f 81" MO Not ns ss could had S nss
human stomach coad contain sich enormous quantity
weeks aSianS but Se SnSeasy %.i.sr pas.sS
csaP ny SfsaS he 2 SSr ass
ala Ia. S S p ws e s@4 ss !.
sy &c tho e @ lie s for s
that would soon be as Wen a. ever and Sanks 10 kind
Proviaeues hs promise has been f.dlsa THIS d.. feel
months my Sn;e % Al who know
many Years coniinasnos is sn,ey healed and have no
OF that du heavy sleepy feeling which used %
with9u, having hsd taste n my mouth or inrrsd tongue
,s CA
medicines and their extraordinary effects For my part,
y Of haSs
been the means Of the restoration OF my lie for which
Several Of my friends through my recommcnd daon have
other diseases Of hat Kind All of them have 5oen greatly
who from p % ~ 10 mse ay hn 'Se be
induced t2 try Or schencks medicines Do not
no one can would ayse crerv sons1m person 70 GO
% p c and I'd SG fol te s' r. %saass 4 Tax a
couragng e hear The noe ooaysssng in his rooms and
Their looks sbow that they have deception in them They
wo s al % s Ge AND %o % ca as Rsd ~. or
that satisfy every Of them that this statement is
s H s the
number Of my friends append their to state
ea s ny
s % % os sna cs svs
s s for sPs 5 10 @ % and % s s
not all sog ws new her
" 4 $.s; ,s
FAsSY oHANsEEa'as htast4 10 \ Ws. MS = .h %s:, ''h "
M and NJ. s ,sn IS s w Ss
No g bond New York every Tuesday from n 70
fa supply Of %edicines which bs had At
" ss' e 81 per- 3 syaSr s AID
5 Ts..sy Rs; ~so.... ...p.
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The New York herald., 1863-10-24

Musical.
"MARruA" AT THE ACADKMY or MUSIC.

4AhfHA" AT THE AOADkmr Of hu5iCs
Miss Kellogg n beyond doubt most attractive "LAdy
Henrietta That this the opinion OF the public
proved last evening by tho fact that immense
most fashionable audience crowded the Academy Of
Music 10 overaowng 70 hear Flotow's chddowve sung
by the Marezek troupe This opera has been given
so often that It needless for 10 dwell upon the per-
formancs OF last evening We wish TO state however
that the artists achieved swe mered success and
add that hope have the opportunity Of enjoy
ing repetition Of this fayorite work.
That Miss Kellogg has greatly improved both In her
voice and acting evident by her spirited perform.
ance last night She sang the ast Rose OF Summer
with 30 much sweetness and expression call forth an
enthusiastic encore In the spinning quartette
very successful In fact throughout the opera she gave
great satisfaction TO the audience was testified by
loud and continuous applause Miss Kellogg sang the
"Vase d veuzano," introduced q rondo finale, in
brilliant manner. This really most admIra
bly, rendered In fact, both in singing and acting her
role, she achieved an envabe success
signor Lotti made most favorable impression upon
the public last night he sang tho favorte romanza with
great sweetness and expression. and encored and
much appiauded II is evident that this artist s do.
s'ined to become quite popular he was called out seve
raj times.
We should havo said above that Mile. Sulzer was
most satisfactory Nancy-she sang most plsasngy.
acted the role admirably As said above we hope 10
have "Martha" again very soon.
"i0NE" TONIGHT.
The last performance Of this most popular opera will
tako place at Academy Of Music night Those who
wish to SEQ this caefdGupre must their seats
early.
On Monday "Macbeth" will be repeated at tho Acade.
my OF Music, with the powerful cast upon Its
nrst representation.
THE POPULAR MATINEE.
At Irving Hall the nrst Of the Theodore Thomas matt
nees win take place today. Gottschalk will play, well
as others OF most popular artists We take pleasure
In recommending tho entertainment TO the public.
THE aorrscHALK CONCERT AT BROOKLYN.
Tonight the second Of the Gottschak concerts take
place at the Aquaria Hail. Brooklyn. The programme is
most attractive.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24


MORE FACTS CONCERNING HM-HE IS ALLEGED TO
HAVE BEEN THE OFFICIAL CONSTRUCTOR OF I'm.
FERNAL MACHINES" FOR THE REBEL GOVERNMENT,
AND rs SENT TO FORT LAFAYETTE IN IRONS.
An examination was held by Marshal Murray yesterday
at the county Jail in the OF VIM T. Glassell
sides torpedo man, relative whom account was pub
shed in tho HERALD Of yesterday morning. Glasse at
first refused TO any questions addressed him by
the Marshal He appeared at the examination clothed
full suit Of gray mounted with the insignia OF lIeus
tenant In the rebel navy and seemed 10 think he should
be treated with the utmost courtesy and consideration
He carried the air also Of much injured parsonage
and threw himself upon the dignity OF his rank
He said the questions PVT TO him too
petty for him to answer that he had previously made
answerlt to similar Inquiries put to him by the Admiral
Of the blockadng squadron that full account regarding
him might found the HERALD of that morning. and
that II was also record the Navy Department at
Washington. Finding that bis extreme retcence
likely TO bc OF service 10 him. he stated who he was In
the following words -
am William T. Glassel Confederate states Navy was
horn 10 virginia decline answering any more questions
they know all about me at Warrington
He then asked why he, Lieutenant OF the Confeds
rate Navy" had been oned upon being brought the
arshals ooe, and from thence TO the jail and whether
"this the treatment given 10 prisoner captured In
sctionp' " he informed upon all there points,
and In an hour or two afterwards placed In irons,
and given in ohargel Of Deputy Aarshas wtherel and
Buckley, who conveyed him Fort Lafayette where he
is held military prisoner Aside from his arrogance,
Glassell is q Of mere than ordinary ability. He
has high forehead and intellectual cast OF oounte
He well educated and converses fusntly upon
subjects with bis follows who taken with him.
Il said that he originated the torpedo which attempted
70 destroy the ronsdes and that be superntended s
construction throughout Also that he formerly
gngsd in constructing informal machines at Wilmington,
n G.. and that he superniended them when they were
sent out 70 destroy the bockadng squadron OF that port
His peculiar inventive genius In this respect became
known TO the Southern rebel authorities, and hc was
finally appointed superintendent OF these machines
BY them and detailed TO Charleston 70 put such measures
would aunhate the bockadng squadron there
completely. He Of the success OF the tor.
psdo sent against tho Irousides that no went hn-
self with the utmost confidence and finds himself In
Fort lafayette the result OF his emcrity. He held
In the fort temporarily 10 await the instructions OF the
government concerning his nna disposItIon.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
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Eys Thro., and o.,.nA treated byDr. ROWS. 10 ooo
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as Sr o As s. nd . s,s. s.sn. : ERE
One aud cserytsns In vaia a. last resort called DR.
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C,Ash PAID Pon OLD EEMsrApxns
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DIsouARaEs From TirE RAR
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The only acknowledged Aurs, in tho United States who
generously oilers % attend all rsons suffering from Ancc
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ting tho application OF dangerous remedies by INEXPERIENCED
Deafness noise In tho head and dschargcs
from the ear speedily and permsnen,y removed without
Taaranieed where msiformaiion does not exist
Thirteen close aud attention TO this branch
T. such degree OF as 10 ind the most and
obstinate yield by steady attention TO the
scribed.
R,vEsswoop. Aug. g. 1853
DR. HARTLEY. DEAR SIa-I entered your honse, No 10
Clinton place for mere as % whether tc,
other OF a monlbeoih coming on suddenly and imprer
nabc appliances Of external bsering and Internal
ed them and asked 10 be seated for the solution.
The actual hearing followed the question Of the possible In
ef. YOUR oos new man. died with surprise sr.ads
no JOY ss ,ss The sna %
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Joy Of relief went to you deaf and dconsola'e-l came
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The New York herald., 1863-10-24

The Popular Resort OF All Persons who
desire perfect Cares de visite IL At CHAs X BILLS
tabshent COS Broadway Cares de yse only 81 50 per
dozen; vigne,,es 81 80 per Dozen.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24


A Drowning Man. who Fell Overheard
from Of our .rryeOss the o.ssr S e:y was seen nan
y s0d m ,sa s ne ss M wss S se opsne 70
him. He 6oped until he las, ih. rescue would arrive IN
eRas.S % from KSox at ss Broadway, which he fOnGy
cinng to, to the last.
Fancy Hats for Ladies', Misses and
Hats csos and Tar6sns boys; Jockeys Gensaryssnd
fancy Larbsn for sha,sn Sssnsy trimmed gressrs
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Diseases Of she Nervous, semiaaI, Uri-
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Wigs. Tesnses, Hslr .rDXs, DXs, Heir Dysise
BAToHELoRs. 10 Boad ssrssa
Diseases OF the Nervous, sexual a.
sse 'csuss ana cur. psSs pr,os % esss sod s. MI
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| To the Pabiic.-uair Cutting 80 Cents
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1
l TruMss.-Marsh d Co., Radical Cure
Truu once only No vessy street, Astos Houss siIk
Elastic Goods suppofisrs Shoulder Braces Ac hdy a.
tendant
Govraua's Poadre Subtitle Upreess Hair
..scs sT .scssr gs ls. rs,,a'''' " any part ' ss BODY
BoGie's Hyperion Plaid Restores asa
dresses hair Dogies Electric Hair Dye, bsss 10 use rry
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Thirty per
highest price paid for douboons and a kinds Of gold and
silver TAYLOR & Co. Bankers. Is Wall street, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

Prizes eashed In All Legalixed LOtss-
rtea Information given. Diamond Jewery bought.
P. GAI0E, Broker.
73 Broadway. near Astor place.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

Eight Cartes de yisite for 81, Of Une-
Greenwich streets
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

Prizes Ceshsd IN All Legsiixed Lotesriss
Information gyes. j. 4. CLAYTON co. 10 Wall street.
room No g. T.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

Prizes Csshed I'm ali LegaIized Lotto
ries Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker.
No. II wan street. room No. I. New York
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

OmcGaI rawings of che Library Asso'
siatssu csnpany's roitsfy ef.xsn.rsty
EXTRA CaAss H7-Oct. -. pe6y.
30, 10, 60, ., I, III, "a. %. 40, Is, ls, 81.
CLAss szs-Ocs %. 1851
TO- ~, a. IS, 81, 3s, 2, 49, 49, AZ, Is. SO, TO- l6.
TRAScG. se. Ills ids g. Managers. oovas.ea, ~.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

Eye Preservsrs.-Spsctaci ca SIREN n h.
and improve the sight Of old and young BY day or night
without rain or fatigue Highly recommended ~ ne msdi
cal faculty. sEMMONs,
Ocuii.ts -op,ean ess Broadway opposite Bond street
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

The Turf
nAcrxg AT PHILADELPHIA.
SUFFOLK pAsK oounsD-mrRp DAT.
PmApnrni, Oct. %, 1893.
The racing to-day on the sufbIk Pssr Course y" well
attended.
Tho arst rscs for 300 purse, contributed by the
owpsrs of horses and few New York sporting men, NOT
solitary dollar being given By PhilsdephaR IL wm
Four mite dash handicap, and Was won BY the canadian
owpsd horse rhupder, beating Baokbird, second, and
John Morgan. Time It3k.
fhs single dash race of mile and eighth, for Which
Biisborongh Canary Bird and Mr.. Mlrphys Lexington
ply wcro onersd easily by tho latter. Tine
tO2 Tisborough VINO u.s. cked At two 70 one, being
teatsn ~ sx lengths, Jl8 rac, concluded Inc noe'
ES
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

Brilliant and Powerful Day . nd Night
double Perspective Glasses for the hed sea opera and
assortment al sEMMONs'.
oeuisis o. opiicisn. Gee,. Broadray Lafsrgs House.