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The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Justices Summons.

STATE OF c CALIFORNIA-IN THE JUSTICES
- Court. Oregon Township, in and for the County
OF Butte. The People of the State Of California
send greeting to James Trainor You are hereby
summoned 10 appear before me at my Office in the
town OF Cherokee Flat Oregon township in the coun-
" OF Butte on the 22d day Of November A. d. 1855
at O'Clock T. NJ, TO answer unto the complaint of
+. Ruthrich, who sues to recover the of Thirty
nine dollars and seyenty-fve cents; for board and
drinks for yourself and others on an implied con
tract for the direct payment Of the same in money
when Judgment will be taken against YOU for the
said amount. together with costs and damages,
II you fail to appear and answer.
10 the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County.
greeting; Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand. this 18th day OF August,
A. D. ls53. SAMUEL GLASS
Justice of the Peace Of said Township.
Now, it appearing from the affidasts on file in
my Office, made ny plaintiff, that the above named
defendant has left this State and from the return
Of the summons by the Constable. that the said
defendant i not to ne found. and il also appearing
that the cause of acton exists against the defend
ant 1t Is therefore ordered that service Of the sum
mons be made by publishing the same in the
Weekly Butte RECORD of Oroville. for three
months, 70 wit: from the 32d day Of August, 1853
TO the 22d day of November 1853 inclusive.
Given under my hand this 22d day OF August
A. D. 1855 SAMUEL GLASS !. +.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
9TH ERS. OTHERS,,
MOTH f II ST.,

Don't fail TO Procure Mrs. Winslov : Sooth-
Ing Syrup for CHgTrssS TEETHIN6.
This valuzbic preparation j the prescription of
enc ct The be>; female physicians and nurses in The
Jaited states and has teta ssej fo- thirty wears
With never falling safety ana ~ucces by millions OF
mothers aad children, from ;be feeble infant one
week ed to the =ael5.
lot caly relieves the chad fFeuI psn. hut avis
CRATES tie stomach and bowels correot> aci3itv asd
gives tone aud energy u the whole system. 1t viii
almost INSTANTLY relieve.
GEIrING IN THE BOWELS A>D WIND COILS.
We believe it the Rest ana SareSt Remedy n the
Word ia all clses @. DysgNrgRv aad piAREuGA
N CHiLnEEN. whether II arises iron, Teethius and
other causes.
Full directions t1r using Will accompany each
bottle. None Genuine unless the fac-simile g..
CURTIS ( PERKINS. of New York. : ea the
oaisiie wrapper.
Sod 10y al Medicine pea,ers.
Principal oaice. - hey street. New York
PElcE ONLl - CENTS rEI 8orrLe.
RICE. COFFIN i Co. \ gents. Mary>,ille
EEplNGTON u co.
+lt and ;l> Front street, san Francisco.
au22 dsn Agents toy California.
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THE almost private publication of the army
list entitled TO vote, is at least suspicious that
fraud is intended. The careless manner in
which it has been made up, 10 say the least, is
decidedly Objectionable. A case in point
showing this is mentioned by a correspondent
of the Sacramento Republican, writing from
Colusa, to inquire if the name of John II.
Lening appears upon the roll certified to by
Gen. kibbe, as " correct list of electors OF
this State now in the military service of the
United States = saying that said Lening had
entered the army been promoted to a Lieu
tenancy, resigned and was now residing in
Colusa county. BY referring TO the roll, says
the Republican. we find the name Of John II.
Lening reported in one pace as private, and
in another as Second Lieutenant in the lst
Cavalry regiment, stationed at Los Cruces.
New Mexico; his residence given in one case
as San Francisco, and the other as Cousa.
The purpose unquestionable is to return his
vote from the army both for San Francisco
and Colusa, while he votes in his own proper
person in Coiusa.
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TIE worst thing happening in these dis
jointed times is the undisguised and murderous
efforts now openly made bF The Abolition
papers and itinerant lecturers TO ALLEVIATE the
affections of the people from the Union, and to
stir up strife in peaceful communities. Such
Is the degradation reached By the Abolition
aspirants that they would win success BY
sowing hates broadcast 10 the hearts of our
citizens. Anything for the success of their
party leaders, and the triumph of that little
puddle of 6Ith that they call thei principles. -
the elevation OF the negro. Any appeal that
they can make TO prejudice, is swiftly made
by them They teach The people to loaih the
UuiOn as it was. and their neighbors We are
not 10 conclude that these persons do not
know the certain effect of such preaching, for
some of them are sufficiently Informed on that
subject. They are prompted to do it by a
love of power ard place. and by hate deep
aud absorbing toward the old Union. and all
who have sustained it, and they hold it TO be
great crime for any man TO be true to bis
country in its hour Of distress. They demand
as right that their ideas of government shall
be adopted and insist that there is no posi-
biity of any one entertaining correct views Of
governmental policy except themselves As
they could not address the reason and jndg
ments of men, they are content to hfame their
worst passions and prejudces. There is an
alarming wickedneSs in such conduct that pre-
sages evil if their hellish counsels are listened
TO and heeded
1t does seem 10 US about time that the
African sympathizers on this coast had learned
that the last hope for the establishment of the
famed equality doctrine was destroyed
Whether they like it or not, whether they be-
lieve it or not, and whether they will accept
it or not, the fact is, that the dsunion Aboli-
ton sentiment of the country is 1chipped-
whipped, too, so badly that it can never again
present any serious obstacle to the advance of
the Federal Government. The conservative
sentiment of the country has arrived at the
conclusion that it is the part of wisdom and
decency too, to Gdmt the seeded States with
constitutions which shall be the choice Of their
DeOple
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Josephine Copper Mining Go.

NOTICE * HEREBY GIVEN. THAT ~ AC-
~ cordance with the laws OF the state Of Cali
fornia and order of the Board Of Trustees OF the
Josephine Gold Silver and Copper Mining tompa
ny there will be sold al public auction, on SATURDAY
September 18th, al O'Clock ?. ii front of the
Company's Office OF H1ntoon street, 0roviIe, -
many shares Of the capital stock Of said COMPANY
standing in the names Of the following persons or
Shareholders as will be necessary FOR tie payment
of the assessments duly levied thereon together
with the expenses Of advertising and other expen.
ses Of SALE
HAAEs. 80. SHARES. Ant DUE.
G. Fitzgerald ..-.---...-- 200 sl2 90
Sam. Stewart rt-...-...-...-....20 200 sl2 90
VIM. Rogers. .......-.-.--...2 200 sl2 90
\. VI. BISHOP, Secretary.
OroEille July 18th. 1855.
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THE war news is principally confined to
detail of operations before Charleston. Shells
provided with Greek fire had been thrown into
the city Beauregard protested against this
AS 4 barbarous mode Of ware(are, and the for
ejgn Counsuls protested against the short notice
given of the bombardment. Gilmore replied
by sending in more Greek FIRE The guns Of
Sumter had all been senced.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

For State Senator.
SAMUEL NJ. SPROUL.
For joint Senator,
\. WOOD.
For -dssem6lgmen.
JAMES NJ. SHIELDS,
JOHN s. BASSET.
For Sheriff.
II. NJ. PHIPPS.
For County CLERK,
SAMUEL j. DAVIS.
For District -dttorneu.
JOHN LAMBERT.
For County Treasurer.
HENLEY ). MADDOX.
For Recorder,
A. y. WYMAN.
For assessor,
j. b. THOMAS.
For !Sureyor.
JOHN +. STOCKTON.
For Public Administrator,
JOHN BEALL.
For 70. Sgpt. Public Instruction,
|. r. kErCHUM.
For Coroner,
c. j. ONERTON.
For Supervisor, Sd District,
IL. j. MORRISON.
Township Officers.
For Consta5les.
WALTER CHASE.
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MANY of the Republican candidates boast
of their former connection with the Democrat
ic party. They do this, we suppose, to give
themselves character. The Democracy, keenly
alive to the disgrace Of their former associa-
ton with such demagogues, never say word
about it
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WHEN Senator McDougal, in a speech re-
narkable for perspicuity and foresight, decla-
red in the United States Senate on the third
of last February, that the invasion of Mexico
by France was the first step in the direction
of the acknowledgement of the Southern Con-
federacy, he spoke like statesman and was
inspired like prophet. Close on the heels Of
the vote Of the Junta of Notables in favor of
an empire, with Maximilan of Austria on the
throne, comes the removal of the veil which
concealed the real intent Of Napoleon and
publicly announce their determination TO &C,
knowledge the Independence Of the Southern
Conlederacy. But the Abolition fanatics by
whom McDougall was surrounded. only de-
nonuced him as Copperhead and rebel
sympathizer." AMI plunged madly on. recogni-
zing nothing but their god, the inelhble Negro.
They now end themselves with policy that
refuses to re admit the seeded States, while
foreign Governments are preparing to recog-
nize the rebel Confcdcracy.
VIII not the people of California contribute
their mite towards reviving the days Of states
manship BY dismissing the incompetent and
becgarly fanatics, who have not the foresight
to foresee the inevitable results Of their policy,
nor the disposition to restore the Union when
they have an opportunity to d. so
When the rebel John Morgan got over into
the Democratic State Of Indiana with an inva-
ding force. the Hoosiers sprang 10 arms. and,
in four days, over sixty thousand men offered
their services to Gov. Morton. And yet, ac-
cording to the logic of California Republicans.
the majority of the people Of Indiana are dis
loyal, and the crazy fauatics are stripping
their shirts down TO their waists 10 elect men
whom they acknowledge were unfit to be nom-
mated. because they have torn their better
sense into tatiers and rags and worked them
selves iato the belief that everybody opposed
to the negro policy of the Administration is a
traitor ! Let the French seriously menace
California. and these loud mouthed brawers,
aud Political patriots would bury themselves
10 enileS and cayote holes aud leave the De
mocracy to protect the State and the best
GoveTnment on the lace of the globe
%, for a Nhjp il every honest hand.
Ie laSn tAe r4>cal> naked through the land
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HIS who errs and has the manliness to nc
knowledge it. is gentleman. But what shall
be said Of those men who run with Brcckin-
ridge until they inaugurated war, and have
since Joined the Republicans in order to keep
up sectional strifes Does it not show q
moral and political depravity that argues sadly
for humanity?
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Voters Of California

If you wish to be turned out Of your mining
claims by Administration bayoDets, at the die
tation Of the manufacturing lords Of the New
England States, vote the ticket beaded by Low
for Governor.
If you would have continuance Of the
peace, liberty and prosperity that has hereto
fore characterized California, vote the ticket
headed by Dowuey for Governor. winch is
pledged to restore the Union, and maintain
the Constitution. against rebellion and the
usurpa,ions of A Aboliiionisn.
If you would see every man in possession Of
bis own if you would see labor earning lis
sure and fit reward III you would have your
reputation for loyalty above all suspicion If
you would see your country greater and more
powerful than all other Dations of the world
combined III You would preserve your own
seli-reSpect-crush out the sectional hereSies
of SeceSsionism and Abolitionsm in CalifoT
MIA, by voting the ticket beaded By Downey
You cannot be true to your couutry-true to
yourselves, by voting for sectional party
by sustaining the Abolition policy against the
glorious Union party of Kentucky and other
adbering States.
To your own>elves be true
nd it must follow ~ the night the dav
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-29

SOME of the Republican politicians have
sought TO make capital out of the recent lndi-
an difficulties in Butte. by fayoring their
removal, aud confinement to reservation. We
suppose they call this political Iagen-u ifgt
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COUNTY rREAsURF1s-s OFFICE.

y ~ -s73--' y - ~ l7IF-'
Warrants drawn on the General County Fuue,
registered November 81 ard 10Th lSlo- al>o
warrants drawn on tie lndisent sick Fund.
registered March and April 1851; also, warrants
drawn on the County Ro2d Fund. registered
February. l>6S. viii he paid on presentation
at this oaice. and viii cease to bear interest
from this date: if not presented within SIXTY
days the money -et apart for their redemption.
will bearproprated In pay warrants next in order
Of registry.
n RI-nnAl-clS
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Rising Sun G.S. &C. M. Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At \
~ Meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Rising
sun Gold Silver and Copper Mining Company, al
assessment o: ten cents per share (of foot each)
levied on the capital Stock OF the Company
payable on or before the 2lst day # September
ls65 at the oifice of the Company in Oroville.
BY order of the Board OF Trustees.
August II, ls63.
4. MAURICE. IT.. Sec'y.
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Josephine Copper Mining Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT 4
~ meeting Of the Board of Trustees Of the Jose
i'hine Gold, Silver and Copper Mining Co., held
Aug. 18th. ls63. an Assessment was levied of Five
Cents per share upon the Capital Stock Of the
above company, payable on or before the 18th Of
sept. s6S, at the office Of the Secretary Oroyille
BY Order of the Board.
D.M. BISHOP, Secy.
Or0ville August I2th ISeS
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California G.. & S. M. Co.

OFFICE CAL. COIN L SILVER MINING Col
CHEgoEEE. Butte County Cal,
August lth 1858.
~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN III At. AT A
~ Meeting of the Trustees, held this day, an Is
sessment of Fifty Cents on each and every Share ef
the Capital Stock Of the Company was duly levied:
the same now due and ayable to the Secretary. at
hi Office Cherokee, Butte county California or to
A. J. simmons. Esq, Santa Clara, HUMBOLDT couG-
u, y. T. Certificates Of Stock now ready.
THOMAS MCDANIEL.
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WE listened to sermon on Sabbath last,
which induced US to believe the minister hon
estly thought that, certain passage of Scrip
ture should read * Blessed are the brass Eeld-
piece makers -
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e., S. & Copper NJ. Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT AT \
" Meeting Of the Trustees, held this day. an
Assessment va, duly levied ot one dollar (Sl 00)
on each and every share of the Capital Stock. pay
able Immediately, in gold coin. TO the Secretary.
All shares delinquent after September 10Th will lie
sold according to law.
BY order OF Trustees.
SAM c. benson Secretary.
Oroyile. Angust 10th. lsG3.
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THE correspondence between Mr Conway.
Republican Member Of Congress from Kansas,
and Mason. the rebel Commissioner to England.
shows that the leading Aboliliouists of the
country. with whom the so called UH,on party
of California are acting. are willing to recog-
nize the rebel oonfederacy, If they will agree to
abolish slavery. How long will the people of
California lend themselves TO he support Of
such men
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-29

THE IS wardrobe " gentry have been considc-
raby frightened during the past week or two,
over the prospects Of their defeat They see
the result foreshadowed Of sans roies sans of-e
and are fortiiying with bottles labelled Sands
SlrsdpaY1Hdt
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"BENEArH the rule of men entirely great,
the pen is mightier than the sword" Beneath
Republican rule the sword is mghtier than
the pen.
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To Pcrsor, whose Health i, Broken Down.

To PerSo"s whose Health l. Broken Down.
Every disease might uaque-tion4bly lie prevented
if nature were assisted to rally with ;a, m,st Won
derful Of all inviroratoIs
DE-. UOSTETrER'S STOMACH BITTEES.
When the flame OF life wane- and quivers from cX-
hln>tion, administer this famous restorative. Ii
will onte more become steady and strong. In the
debility which follows violent fever: in diarhoea.
by>entery dyspeptic complaints and choIc: in
the weakness consequent in the natural decay or
resulting from free living or over eXertion, and a,,o
in those painful and too mach neglected ailments 10
which ladies are exclusively srhiect the Bittcrs
nerer 'ah t. give permanent relief. Sold hY all
hrGGi~t- ard dealers everywhere. aii-im
CAMBRIDGE, Ind, February 6. lSj6.
Me--r>. \. L. ScovILL < CO.
Cent: This Is to certify that have used IN
Morris Liver Pills in Bilious Attack. and found
them TO be the best Pills that ever used for that
purpose and have also used them a 4 Clthartic
Medicine. and have found bat little use for ply
slcian since hal them in my fdmily.
Your, truly, ASA FRENCH.
For sale by all respectable druggists.
EEDINGTON 4 CO..
sun Fran,i-go.
Wholesale agent, for Pacific coa-t Il
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The wardrobe gentry need not despair,
because they cannot get votes enough in the
ballotbox to compel the public to support
them. Ballot boxes are not usually as large as
" wardrobes.' If they do not succeed in get
ting Office, they are, at least, on the right
track for " cid clothes
The weekly Butte record., 1863-08-29

SOMETHING FOR rHE LEAGUERs Bos
ton Post relates that seven men confined in
the house of correction in that city, say their
first immoralsac was attending private
meeting TO n9minate candidates for city off
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DIED.

At Austin. Lander county, y. T. August 9Th
George W. Elliot, aged 81 years.
Al Berry Greek. on Thursday. August 26th.
Henry Dutton, formerly of St. Joseph county.
Michigan.
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Announcement.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
the name OF
w. j. OLL4ER,
a. Candidate for Justice Of the Peace, for Ophi
Township, al the ensuing Judicial election.
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IS6O-\.
DRAKE S PLANTATION BITTERS.

They purity. strengthen and inyigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote TO change Of water and Diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation aud laie
hours.
The strengthen the system aud enIiven the mind
They prevent miasuatic and intermittent feyers
Theypurify the breath and acidityo of the stomach.
They cure pYsPePss and Constipation
They cure piarrhel. Cholera and Cholera Norlus.
They cure Liver complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the be-t Bi,ters in the world. They
make the weak man strong. aud ars cziausfs9 na-
tares resforfr. They are made Of pure St Croix
Rum the celebrated Caii-aYa Bard roots and herbs
and are taken with the pleasure Of a beverage,
without regard to age or time Of day Particularly
to delicate persons requiring gentle
stimuant. Sold by all Grocers. Druggists. Hotels
and Saloons. P. H. DRAKE, Il CO., New York.
CRANE L BRIGHAM. Agents.
aleoTly san Francisco
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SURVEYOR GENERAL lIoUGHrOS Is ncglecting
to complete the southern portion of the eastern
boundary line of the State, until after the
election. 10 case it shall then be found neces-
sary to place the rich mining district of Auro
ra over into Nevada Territory in order to
secure the election of the Republican ticket,
it will be done. Was there ever such dis.
honest scheming set as these Republican lead
ers? And how long will the people be duped
by them
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says that da-ia- MS campaign in Mexico h.
NO I'D rather retire to hi> couch without his sword
thla bottle n Il ALWAYS READY RELIEF. Il
wa> the only malitiae he used through the Mexican
campai-n Gea. j. Hobart Ward, oi the Army OF
the Potomac. first became acquainted with it, viz
tues IN Men. ''. aad always keeps it in hi. camp.
In sudden attacks of diarrarl. dyseniery, pain in
the bowels. head, stomach. OF in of rheuina
ii~n. neuralgia, wounds cuts bruises or sore
throat. influenza, lIoar~eae>>, Railways Ready
Relief cures Immediately. Let none VIA value
health and safety be without it.
For ~-lc by Druggists.
HuSlErrER, SMITH / DEAN. Agents.
lwl san Francisco.
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oRovILLE. SATURDAY, AUGUST 2s,

zF There are only tiro sides to the question
Erery man mas; be for the United States or
gaiast 1t. There be no neutrals in this lror,
OyLv PArRIors-oR TRAIToRs.-S. 4. Douglas.
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The Republican press denounce Governor
Dowuey as "copperbead" and " dsloyalisf,
when they know the fact that be placed troops
from California in the field, and commissioned
their officers. Are they not falsifers, who be-
lie their Union professions By refusing 10 per-
nit States to return TO the Union?
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MINING NOTICES.
Butte Mammoth G.. S. &
G. Mining Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At \
Y meeting of the Trustees of Suite Mammoth
Gold and Silver Mining Company, an assessment of
teu cents per share (of foot each) was levied on
the capital Stock of the company payable On or
before the 2l> day o September, lS63 the office
Of the Secretary at Oroyllle. BY order Of the
Board of Trustees.
August 18th. lS63
A.MAUEICE. Jr.. Sec'v.
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THs Republican party of California claim to
be an unconditional Union party; yet they
will not permit the return of the seeded States
except upon the terms prescribed by the \ bo-
lidoniSts. See Louisiana. Are they not false
in claiming to be Union party
TuE rebels will have peace only on the basis
of GiSunion.
The Republicans will only have peace upon
the basis Of AbolitiouiSm
The Democratic and conservative element Of
the country demand peace upon the basis Of
the Federal Constitution ard laws.
1t is for the people Of California to choose
whom they will support.