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The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18
FATAL ArrRAY.-The Jacksonville tOregon)

FATAL AFrRAY.-The Jacksonville (Oregon)
lntelligeucer says that difficulty occurred iu
the Boise mines about mining claim, be-
tween Isaac Warwick and George L Reed,
ln'e of jacksonville. Warwick shot Reed
with double barreled shotgun, loaded with
back shot. seven balls entering his body Reed
WAS shot on the 18th, ard died on the 10th of
March
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SHOOTING MArcH AT Ireka, on the 7th
instant. while VIM Kirby was standing talk
ing TO man. another man by the name of
Tish walked up to Kirby, took hold of him
with one hand, placed pistol against Kirby's
side, firing. the ball coming out in front; at
the same time cutting Kirby with a bowie
knife. The wounds are said to be not mortal.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18

SoNE Of the Republican press state that the
negro Faulkner, who committed the outrage
that led to the Detroit riot. was not Repub-
lican. 1t may be true. as familiarity breeds
contemntn
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IT is asserted that one of the editors of the
New York Post is-making fifty thousand dol
lars per annum as Navy Agent. His loyalty"
is profitable.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18

WE KNOW IT-We know that the firm of
llenSton, Hastings a Co., of San Francisco
have the best made Clothing in the State, and
it is surprising that our enterprsipg merchants
do not get the New York House to manufac
ture for them. Send them your orders with
measure.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18

STEEL SHIRT CoLLARs-A Portland tailor
advertises very beautiful article of enameled
steel shirt collars, manufactured at Sheffield,
England. They can hardly be distinguished
from the paper collars so fashionable, and will
no doubt entirely supercede them If they
become soiied, you have ouly TO sponge them
to restore their whiteneSs. The use Of cotton
ID the manufacture of shirt collars is at an end.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18

From the large amount of Government funds
that have been stolen since the Republicans
came into power 1t is evident that the leaders
of that party consider the Government as the
worm does the interior of a nut-simply
place to feed and grow fat in"
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TINS patriotism of the Republican leaders is
mere matter Of ornament, like the stone
gods which rich men set Up in their gardens =
for they have shown their willingness to de
stroy their country in order to save their
party
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18

No party ever successfully conducted war
IN this country but the Democratic party.
Read the history of the country, and witness
the disasters and blunders of the past two
years
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fRovo>T NAK>HAL--Captain ' an Worst. Of
the 9th L : Regulars Infantry. has been an
pointed Provost Marshal for San Francisco. in
place OF Capt, Leonard, who is ordered East
for service in the field.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18

THE Republican cry of The new Union
that is to arise from the war," means dissolu-
tion Of the Union and the destruction of the
National Government.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18

Can Republicans congratulate our brave
troops for their efforts to sustain constitutional
Government, without being ashamed of their
own plunderings, and violations of the Consti-
tuition?
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18

THE Union Democratic State Central Com
mit'ee met at San Francisco on Thursday last
D. d. Cotton presiding, and j. w Cofroth,
Secretary
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18

CINsABAR.-A lead of cinnabar is said to
have been found about quarter of mile
from Sulphur Springs. Colusa county.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18

GRAIN IN MARIN CoUSrY-Througho the
greater portion of the beautiful county of
Marin, in the large district of Tomales. over
the lately recovered of twenty FIVE thousand
acres, the land has been planted up to the very
highest bill tops with grain, and a more beau.
htul sight than is now seen of the new grain
fields springing up into life cannot be received
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COPPER LEAD.-About fifty claims have
been taken up on a ledge near Waughs Ferry,
on the Sacramento River, about four miles
from Shasta. 1t contains copper
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18

TINS patriotic founders of the Government
declared that, Eternal vigilance was the
price Of liberty, but the late Republican Con
greSs. composed of the degenerate sons Of the
noble sires of '16, have. by couscription and
emancipation bills fixed the price of liberty a,
three hundred dollars
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18

The Republicans by the introduction of
negro troops into the service, are simply dress
ing the army in mourning for their departed
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18

PLENTY or 'EN.-Mrs. Shurtz. residing near
Meniota, Illinois. in the German settlement.
recently gave birth to four children. All are
alive and doing well
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18

RENoyED.-Smith & Rosenbaum have NOV
ed their law Office into the second story of the
brick building on HuntooH street, over Sawin
n Dnnbars oId stand. 4
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THE LATE ELECTIONS.

The recent elections in New 7 ork and New
Hampshire. show that the intelligent, conserya-
tive, Union and patriotic people of the loyal
States are sickened with the radical process Of
conducting the war. for the preservation Of the
Union, and are determined that there shall be
a change-that the radicals shall not ride the
nightmare of abolitionism over the ruins of the
merican Government. The progress Of
correct national Union sentiment in New
Hampshire has been marked, decisive, so that
another effort will overthrow the foul political
fanaticism that has dragged that once glorious
ly national State to the verge Of disunion
while the popular revolution 10 New York
has been emphatic and overwhelming. Their
victory, last fall, of thousands has been re-
affirmed BY tens Of thousands, and towns and
cities have chosen Democratic officers for the
first time in quarter Of a century.
There Is nothing strange in all this to those
who have watched the course of events. Tie
people are patriotic, and want the Union aud
the Government preserved. They have seen
the Republican leaders turn the Administra-
tion over to the control of traitors who, as late
as January. 1861, assembled in New York
and passed the following resolutions:
ResoiUed That the Union of these States
was formed by compromise of the rights Of
man, and was. therefore, self evidently wrong
in its inception, and could only be disastrous
in its progress. and sure of an ignominious end.
ReSoired That union of slavery and liberty
is impossible, and We rejoice in the prospect of
a dissolution of that abortion called the Amer
lean Union.
And they have seen the war conducted un-
der the policy dictated by these open and
avowed enemies of the American Union until
their leaders began to talk of accepting " the
best attainable peace " from rebels who are
armed for the destruction of the Government
This is why the people are rising in their
majesty of freemen, to repudiate these misera
bic fanatics, while tightening their grasp upon
patriotic people Of the Excelsior State. Let
the people of other States follow their noble
and patriotic example, and America shall again
be united, prosperous and happy-a nation to
which the American travelling abroad, can
point with the old feeling of pride, and of love,
aud of patriotism, and of devotion, throbbing
anew in his happy heart. May God speed
the dav.
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THE justice and humanity Of the Repub-
lican party consists in making those who are too
poor 10 pay black mail of three hundred
dollars, to take their places in the ranks of the
army, aud releasing those who can and will
fork over the amount required to pay a specu-
lating Shareholder for one Of his negroes.
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0ROvILLE, SATURDAY, APRIL 18th

zs- TBsye are only f'eo sides TO the question
Ec.rg nan must be for the United States
aS4iast IT, There can Be no neUtrals in this irGr,
oxrv rArRIors-oR rRATToRs.-S. 4. Douglas.
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R. W DuRHAw, Esq. has been appointed
Postmaster at Butte Valley. 10 this county.

WRITING ScHooL.-Mr. J. f. Buzan will
open a Writing School at the School House,
in Oroville. on Tuesday evening next. He
gives a course Of fifteen lessons for six dollars
Those who wish to improve their chirography
will now have a fine opportunity.
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/Nhy should not every Man, " oman
/and Child who has any disease Il the system .
4 caused by an impure state Of the blood have re-
course SO SC0VILL'S BLOOD AND LIvEE
SYRUP, the best o{ ali purisiers2
Suffer no more ye aaiictedbut restore vour health
by using SoovILL'S Blood AND LIVER SYRvr. n
It never fails to produce beneficial effects
REDINGTON Il CO.. Agents.
4l6 and AIS Front street, san Francisco. Il
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The ST. Louis Republican congratulates its
readers at the prospect of getting rid of the
preachers, as the conscrption act does not
exempt them and a Syracuse paper replies TO
the Republicans comments thus That hope
is vain Men who receive such salaries as do
the Beechers and Cneevers and Bellowses for
base subserviency to the pulpit and forum to
the behests of aboitionism, have under this
conscription bill only to draw their checks for
$500 to escape the conscription 1t is the
poor devil that has no three hundred dollars to
draw upon that must go. 1t is the poor me-
chanic, the poor laborer, the ill-paid clerk, the
editors, publishers, printers aud devils of coun-
try papers, who have after years of toll got
home worth three or four or FIVE hundred dol
lars, who must either sacrifice their homes to
90 homeless upon the world or be conscribed" p"
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/EVery Ho"sekeepcr Experiences how
/dihcalt it is to make good bread. and we there
l fore take pleasure in calling attention 10 tie
] fact that to insare uniformity light sweet and
nutritious bread, it is only necessary 20 use RED
INGTON & co.'s YEAST POWDER. In every =
respect it eNcels an similar preparations ever
offered to the public. See the advertisement in J
another column.
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LODGE No. 1913, F. A. NJ.

a THE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF
Ny Oroville Lodge, No. I03, Of F. A. NJ are
~ \held on the last Saturday of each month,
and called meetings every Saturday at the Masonic
Hall, over A. McDermotts Drug Store
GEO. W. ELLIOT, W.M.
SAN. C. DEYsoN, Sec'y.
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JAMES o. COUSINS. Proprietor.
To Unfortunate FemaIcs-Alas! cried /

To Unfortunate FemaIcs-Alasi cried !,
poor Maid, your skin, tho yellow coarse. and dark
as sin, and pimpled, fre5kled. spuhurni. tanned,
spotess can be, understand all such defects are
cured, elope, when washed with Jones Chemical
Soap. Your teeth, your breath. youl not dispute
when washed with Lafont's Soap Teeth Root, white
as the driven snow are made, though yellow, tar
tared, dark, decayed and fragrant. pure and sweet
your breath, though purid foul as rotten death;
and that red hair. though now ss coarse as any
name or tail of horse, silky and dark twould be
made to live by Jones Coral Hair Restorative: all
dandruf scurf would he removed-the hair stoppd
falling and improved. The articles above spoken
of are all we represent them. aud are sold at rca-
sonabe prices t25 cents) by every respectable
druggist in California.
AgeRts-Crane Brigham. Druggists San Fran
CISCO olav
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New HAMPSHIRE ELECTIoN.-The election
canvass in New Hampshire has been one Of
extraordinary interest, the vote on Governor
being comparatively the largest ever thrown.
The Legislature is Republican. Two Demo
cratic tickets were run, which, of course, invi-
ted defeat. There has been no choice for Gov
ernor, no candidate receiving g majority of the
votes cast. The returns foot up as follows =
Eeasman, Dem.) 32,036; Hartman, Dem
1860 Gilmore. (Rep) 2S,76O. The Demo-
ocratic majority is 1,645 but as there were
three candidates, and no one of them having
received majority of all the votes cast, the
election will go into the House, where Re
publican will be chosen. A gain of one Dem
ocratic Congressman has been made Another
year and New Hampshire will repudiate Re
publicans and rebels, and be unreservedly for
the glorious American Union. Hurrah
boys, hurrah Down with the traitors. rad
icals and rebels,) and up with the stars !"
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OROVILLE DIVISION No. 30, 5. Oft.
Meet regularly on Tuesday Evening of each week
in their Hall, corner of Oak and Montgomery sts.
All members of the order in good standing are cor
daily invited to attend.
G. T. SHAW, r. S.
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b NsGRo NoLUSTEERS.-Gov. Andrew Is re-
cruiting his negro regiment of voluuteers-not
in his own State, bat at Fortress Monroe. Viz.
ginia.
In reference to negro recruiting. the Proyi-
tdenee, R. l., Post says:
Governor Sprague told the negroes Of
Rhode Island to come forward, and be would
organize them into regiment. Did they re-
spondy Motley never raised one company
The cry for help was carried into Massachu-
sets; but Massachusetts, couldn't raise a com.
paDy. At first they were waiting for an
emancipation proclamation. They got that in
September, but it only gave them the dumps
By and ny they discovered that thew were
waiting for the supplemental proclamation. to
be Issued, or not to be. on the first Of Jauuarv
The first Of January came. and brought with
1t the hnal edict Of Abraham but from that
day to this, not a negro volunteer has been
I heard Of We asked a negro the other dav
what bad become Of his regiment and got for a
reply 1t is too devilish cold to think about
such things" The offer of the Governor, made
IN good faith may stand FIVE years but not a
single negro company will ever be organized So
Ex-SECgETARY of War, Simon Cameron.
was robbed at his hotel in Washington. the
other day, of every thing be had 10 his room.
All the private papers he had with him were
taken by the thieves. He must be smart fel.
low who gets the best of Cameron. After
this, who will believe the old adage tha,
there Is honor among thieves"
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ATTENTION. SII, KNIGHTS

The Oroville Commandery OF Knights Templar
Nos, willassemble at Masonic Hall, on the second
and fourth Wednesday of each month. SirKniehts
from abroad are invited to attend whenever con.
venient. THO'S CALLOW Com.
ARTHUR McDERMoTr, Recorder.
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un- DR. HoSTETTER'S STOMACH RTTTFRs
should be in the possession of everybody in the
mining region As a preventative Of the yarious
dangerous diseases to which the gold seeker is la
BE- 1t has no superior. While it is quite naatable
as beverage. tits speedy and powerful in its elect
upon the system. In all cases of Diarrho.a Dvsen-
terry, and the prevailing fevers consequent upon
exposure, the Biters will be found invaluable asa
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 are engaged in the oecupa
ton, fail to have recourse to the Btters Sold by
all Druggists and dealers everywhere.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-04-18

ToNsoRIAL.-lf you want your HAIR Curina
manner that becomes yon-your head SnAMrooEp
with an article that thoroughly removes the dand
ruff and stimulates the capillary organs of lie hais
or DELIGHTFUL SHAVE with the accomplishments
OF the purest Hair Oil, Cologne, Pomades Hair
TONES and Cosmetics; if you want clean com,
Portable Bath, a Warm Bath, Cold Bath Shower
Bath Salt Bath, sulphur Bath or a Perfumod
Bath, call at"FERGUSONS Hair Cutting Head,
quarters Montgomery street next dooItocorner
Myers street.
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FraHrarPoRT HUDSON.

92 Rl ~ tEG@AiS&a ~&~HaAAa@s"- 80 srh2
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GgAs pes IN pspsFsas wAsssths ssssaaaf lsfs.
Gel. Daaisls' q -IssisiaaA hsgrs RagsiAsat
especially Distinguished issass'by charging
%. The spalnyis aisgst fguss, lossss siA tths
chssgs, ia killsd1ana asusas6s 600 aasH.s
Wsitssl had ssksn peFsisn 6s askstlans ss
dsfsDesss ssRd hslda enc o. the easaa3ss
hsasisss batteries. f9a4Ga ttGga as b5sfasa
Tbs Era es she2ash says suF issSrmasssh
fran Poes nudsOn isnss very tali, eas sws
are ip psssessioa IL sasugh 70 aasass bar
readers that thsee is sssvy ssasoa % saksa
cheering and hepssni sisw % epssassess
there. ahavs % hssitaiiea q ssyssak sas
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'FOREIGN..

New York, JuDss.- Eoropssn adviSet
brjag . rspsrG sshas Earl Rassssi he'd sassh
O very bold diplematiss sssp in Advance soa
tAss sWessera aIIiss of Rngsaadssa zoe Po-
-lssh question, haviag prspOssdrss Russia d
Q plsnof peace, eomhiuan91 iaoSpssAsDsa
fsr. pelsnd. sThs prOposal 10 thus stated :
Let. The soaslusieH Of sA ssasissss fol-
ens ysss. Il na8 ~...~* -as *af:, ,-77@ .f*.+&.
& ID. Polish. fo9tresses 20 continue 20 be
gAyrisoBsd By RuSsiaD sroops. .s~.-' z q
ad. Ths immediate jnstiIRsieH Of Polish
a6miDistrasiops e. ssia2#i .ss l:..F@ g.
4sh. No indigidnol Implicated 10 The re-
bsiliaD 80 bs arrested OF brOaghs TO trial.
The Cabines Of The TuelleEiss, it 10 said,
-has eagerly sssoeiassd irssif Rish shss ss
Sc. Jsmes in she prsaspsasiOn Of tbsss DE-.
msnds, bns il vac thosght the Gsar would
refuse 80 antegtain thea, kaErf aa5gAls ( y
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!. vIOKsBURG ON FIRE.

Cairo Jane S.-Ths, dispatOh boat Gsa.
Lyon, from Yisksburg MOnday tnighs, bss
arrived. All day, on NODday, arisg awas
kept up and shermap's troops enTths right
sould be seen 10 mosiOn.g Wheu The aLysa
Iefs ~ midpighs, eonaagrasion was gsias
On 10 The city; supposed by soms, tAas oos
exploding shells bed, sss. Ara % bailaiags,
eonjeesnrsd BY Oshers that shs rsbsls wsss
destroying supplies and sqsipnsDsa psspas.
stOrS 70 . surrender. saq n 10 o3 tgs,
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7PRoM RICHMOND. ;.

Now sYOrk, June g. Richmond papers
rspors gold as 600 per cent. pFerniun, snd
silver $50. .7 - a." '@1.
A reaaEe is casrept that The Federal fof:
oes are rs%sacdstiss SuEoIk, and wcts throw
iag 1p heavy sfstti&estio6s 9 miles frutn
NsssStk, aad chat shss greater pars u Gen.
PsOhe sesoes have been ssds to ! sti2fsteS
flooaeaogu yniQ gaE2 aS2Ja 27&sa Re'a
aJboe a. sBiSesa6,ySt ohio, has bssp sp. spe
paiAssAiU Q. Dsstriss sSaEs,1 sSf Florida,
viss MatstDt tss6iknkd.H SO ." 'oa az
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sisnsd 10 duty ID ne 6diF DspsltnsOt.S >
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oel. Ellpassssks q hiasasaas I'D, nsal
eomplsss sireuis of ths tsAsi assay y.
ssreyieg agsg 10 uilliun dellsfs wstth d
railway property, saplassdr sses y I ZOO
males and Aossas, Aoswssen ioaaa.eg pre-.
visicns, loo1 sssss6b zAds, bod I'D ssnors.
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4ErraR ERsa mas. ssaRfkSasYRR.

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tss@ @sas ea sr Lssts Ne. RayI ii, Isss.%
Mrss. SUR O. Lockwoob, .TTeF 5@''g ''&s'
bra, - Secretary ef c. 3. San. Com.
Forty paokasss ct goods sad vegetables,
shipped by goss society, came by way ol
the HanulbAE& g. Zoe. rsilreaa, and we're
duly resolved bS me ID good sOSdision. IS
am ssprissd asd grastase as your gene.
rous efforts 10 behalf Of our suiEeriog sol.
sasrs. No society 10 ths STATE has sent 90
large 40 amount Of 'vsgstablss ID sha sAuae
lsogsa of sims. Ishsil take great pleasure
10 publishing . Statement Of goods apd
money received daring che lsss three month.
as coon 10 I can p.spsrs . report. As ws
propose TO supply The ,eelI with enough veg
esabiss TO 10 keep them from becoming
seursied, and as we have large army - over
forty regiments 10 the asid, yoa can read In
understand that vast amouns Of Yegess.
bIss and shsi 'soorbusics viii % required.
The psonle Oh our State are sanarrIfy ra.
spending 70 this dsmaud sad l. have great
reason TO hope thss everything pscsssary
for the health sDd somfSrt Of cor brave
soldiers, will be promptly provided FOR thea.
The euessios 10 ofseu asked me; i"Doss not
the Governnsns supply vegetables G'' an-
swsr 90, Shsy seldom sss anythins Of the
ktod from Ghverbment Dow that they are
30 far removed from our northern Imarkst.
bays for nearly .wo mohtAs past. been
able 70 supply vegetables, fruit and pickles
10 eoasidts4bls qu+naries % shs1wsIl sSl-
disrs, Pssdes sbst tansua: assdsd iu'hosPis-i
ala t4va Lld g>df .Hlj4nis1 Is SaEa
haze iuas eoms up. eFOms VickAhhRg.-
Ths q. 8, Gossrnmsns gassz zsAs7l& 6AlsGOs
cotton foF SaaaaEy asrposss. which ]
brought up with me,and vhlch lss allowed
to sell and aBd iayest IN ,sssa shiagsss ere
needed By the soldiers. From ths sale: Of
this cotton viii realize, no.da0hs, hsGWssu
swo ard .hrss thapsaad ,dsllass, which
win ipssss wilh great care se stD secure
che grsatsss possible anouass Of goedsos the
soldiers. thank God shas hs hss gissa
me ihs msass q. DO good With, and shss 9
aAss s's esaNsss'ss :, y. s@' sUsst".Ses' ~Os
sss psssI = @4 ), :. . =, - 'Ss~''
nsA'ss. ~ sOe Ass' 80, - .'su'.- -
tnosssaaa p s'.ss sas as0's - - y
10 shis good and holy ssass, and ! feel that
'ess sse m0vea " 'ne ss@' 0'sp 's%VA- :,
10y TOT oaf saasr,ne s0'.'srS' ooF i'"A
sa'd'sts gu 0seas s0s 'a9'es g oof s'"'e' y
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na's ~ sse sas.n st - peHI 49,
saFss hsas'ys soss'ee oase.s 'as 'sa,s1
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