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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-24
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Z From the EzB-la4p Plln.I
Through the kindness Of an esteoned friend,
F5o yesterday reached this city from Mississippi,
re have rsliabie intelligsncs from Vicksbug
I 10 sho 80 inst. The report, which We Published
short tins siace, reistirs 80 the ARRIVAL OF uU-
/ msroas TRANSPORTS with Yankee soldiers, Is cen
I srs6icsed We are inlGaed thst nc troops had
s-rfrsd there. except taTee usET0 regiments iEom
I Miihkon's bsad, There he'd been bEt enc OF
ag two boat alrivbls per week laT some time, she
I YEnkae5 LeirE afraid, cn account CT CGT guer-
riiias 20 attempt G iIeqaent navigation Of the
riYsr above OF below The citizens lad learned
that the city would 5ssarig0nad By negro regl-
meuts no coming winter, and were appTshend-
ing periec! reign Of terror
Tire military commission appointed BY Gen.
Grant. 10 Iuest on she Ist Of October, or ss soon
thereafter a. practicable, for the purPoEe CT eI-
aiming into The cisirl5 Of owners Of property
=n the eity-iu other wgI8s, t3Tsquire ihe cite
zara o faka tB5 oath of sleeiancs t6 the LIN
ssIu f4o7a-nmcnt-Ahad not met5 but if was
tbouvI.. g.said 10 Sc IL lhe Ii inst Tbs Icy
zT clFzaus' sr1giBted On tEiB commission sre
Rev Mz. E5pEins aud Judge HouEhten- Gen.
Grants order had not bssB enforced In any 1Tsys
au5 but few usIs085 bad taken me cath. AhaBe
zho geek it oi1 30 Of tluiF e9n choice, Lae
generality of ths citizens were as true Is ever 60
car cause They were suffering mach, and pre-
z
ggers -ss Earetul, believing thab tbs hme fer
.fs.r 5s.ivsrsnas from Fsisral rule could not Do
very fsr distant lbsge vas e universal disgust
among sll classes for everything relating to The
Yankees, and ont IdFcs or icur young ladies lad
evil " recsi7eT any of -thon as visitors
laauy persons u1ab.s 90 get eHa7 rom tas
.iH- or % frI other employment tc~ make q
living, were engaged ~ ieacllng h5tls schools
The school iu The Basement OF the Methodist
church taught by Yankees, and attended "
lsg=s huulse5 and gity negEo moB, women aad
children. vas % be removed to the Baptist
church. HLicE wss 1siBg repaired.
Tho Yankees wgFs constructing a railroad
along Cherry = Jackson street, SID the work
Wss progressing Es IDLY.
There was general slagnaion 1l business,
lE5 10 euccUEa cement given % any depaluless
OF tEade By those IN authority. The houses Of
Csp.siH Jamas CO~sH, Benjamin HsrdsRay
sni AsEs. GvR bad been ion down to give
sleeo O. fcTldCs50as.
Tse Yankees appeared to iige snd move IN
. state o. treFidsuon, rom fear Of Less cav
airy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-24

TIE IEON-CLADs BUn.DISg.-Tbs Hev,
York Times says ihas it HAs renoTtsd ii nsTsl
circles, IN ihst city, thst tanPsTaFy sEs pension
ct the I0a-Ciad vessels af wsE NV buiiiihe fer
the Gsvorumont is hksiy 20 taEs plaas from tho
strikes Of tie mechanics. u Is said that sll
the contractors are determined t5asz the fnsog-
isrsnca Of the GovsTnmsul 10 p7svsniiu7 he
disasters Ehica the strikers ere likely io 5ees-
sion thsm, By sithsT increasing tie ansuns II
contract msneF 70 be psid ioE tEe Tessels Frhslt
nnished, q BY regulating, bF Law, fha Fsg,s 10
Be- paid 70 mechanics. ThsTa are now ab1ut
fsTfT irsH-clad vessels Of war IL eourss- Of cor
8iruction, andtho suspension Of work on her,
Wosld seriously eubaFrsss tie govsrumsnf nf q
lime wien il needs araorsd vessels Of var. OF
the forty named, thirteen should now bs ready
70 receiVo .heiT crews, but cannot Be SO fos saEs
months, and ths "strikes." Of coarse VIII pat
them much further bssir
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goatgonsIy a. Fesl Poaf RaIlIosd
Arrlgai sn5 C!ssiag sf the C. s. haiii'

BY sEoR5IA RAILROAD.
1ss, lsa,5ss6F Goses daily al n. q.
BY wEsTEEA AID ArLAETlC RAILaOA8.
ras 5saystaaA Closes daily 81 y.
Hv lANTA-AED WEST PoiST RAUEOAD.
r,.. ssHvs BaaF4 Casz sE1y a. o r. 81
ET HAa0E A1,D EEsEERE RAILROAD
LID. 5sHyst4FH Clglss laiy S. g p b.
CEFlCa HOUBs
CrsBs-shH 90 soae 81 lr 81. open 81 295E
q 80 e.osa .sgF. 3.
EUNBbY.
eassafsAn. ana Gloss Is 2 All OPaa a. o.. ~
,.-s cess 81 % ? o.
- - arTira VI esch mss iiIe ssaes Fi3 be- closed
,1 Al - H.es d.st7iha5sd and reHdg fol asiivery.
TACa 6. EOW4HD
~ - Fllsms tCr-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-24

FILLING REGIMENTS The resolution Of AE
Warren, OF Lee, proposes 10 request tae Presi-
dent, through our members Of Congress, 70
lsusfor the GooTgia regiments rem tho coast,
IS elllsr portions Of the aIay, to aA uP Tegi-
neDs w.bich have been reduced b. the casual
l.sa. of baltic OF other causes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-24

A KEW ORLEhys YANKEE SCOUEDR5L.-
( The Nsw Orleans Ire gives las following report
ola portion Of a spesch lately made Dy d
/ Hs1 1yster" lawyer, named EarharE, AZ q meeting
of Yankees iE that ciiys
NJ E=rbart WBg very severe oH nc copper
hesds, End could some q sheer have listened %
BIS sbls speech ,ley might have been induced
TO reaouEcs their semi JEit0rgus doGtTina. he
referred Go lhs newly -ei0eted governor Of AsIr-
.rciv. s1d ssssrted thst JEFF Davis bad cover
-sure5 70 reasonable q document rs was Bran
islrs iusugara. address. B1 t he tells the rebels
ss they sava lost none Of their political rights
,tst sl hsy hsd 10 DO was 30 step ighiiug lay
55p-u theig sTrns, sBd ecme back into The Ualon
uith q their gals h8 would rather see the
,vsr 20 ca ru5l every nan PonB1ed, Than q
ststs sh0uld couss bacE with slavery.
mo copperho.5 Is NlaTmsd for tFo aogro, and
sqjys vrhst viii become Of tbeml Be would toll
tieu. FIvs hualrod thousand OF them could
bs aszs3 with En6eld gihag SAD sword ssy0nets,
and be sent 70 Mexico 90 whp eHt NaPoieon.
Hs =saaaad 10 BEE every slave iR the srmyi d
rculd prove the most ghsctual method Of stop
ping slavery agitahoH. Once soldiers, ana no
ore world lhiak OF asking them 70 be seat oheE
into slavery. Every hoe should be laid aoEn,
nd m8BBoi aubsliuted and linus loL lhela
ave tie Union. It wac lhaiI wa7, aAd be De-
lsvsd iH letting .he@ Eght The negro Eas 9
natural soldier, and IN hrZ opinion hoy Wonlo
Y5t BE- ha..e1 a. ls5 5upplessurs Of tho T50elnon
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-24
TIE DoizEs 81 EaukEus aHd HIa 8Eez
spaaisl 10 lhs Rebel

The Do5EE9 af sAawEtma nua ka&s HAe2i
spaalal TO lhs RsbeLI
DECATUR, Ala, November "a, vis Eams
November I5.-HsFkins' ecosts have captured
another suffers trsin on gas GErrcesbOTo' pike
snd insiead Of falling hack, .. owed the OaTsuirR
party 70 sass them, and ihes maze = dash into
Nashville, driving IN tAe pjeEcts and bringing
of ether captures IN safety.
Tze yankees sitasked HaWkins aud his ERen
while friuE 3 bridge On tie Northwestern rAil-
.r0sd, but the bridge VS. burned. Hawkins lost
bus lkzse men
stokes savalry snd Peters East Tennessee
cavalry, are il Hick1aH eoultys swearing terri
BE vengeance or Col Haakins, Of Wheeler
mounted seoUts lie attacked The armed negroes
ca lie Horlh hFastlTa road, killing tEiraeeu snd
wsUn1inE !. uumbsr. Hawkins Esn ssnbushsd
TIE eosmand searching for hin, bu. n assi-
dental shot 5prsDg the ambush aud provoked an
even fight, N which Hawkins les. two Elen
killed aad eight pug0EeF8. he IS recruiting zap
IDLY G1d Lac ase1 Joined b Jack HiHtoa,
Capt Ray, q HaWk seous, snd Jack
Thompson, tbs guerrilla, beth KsRtuchiEnB, bad
a fray. q Ehich lhe latter vas kiilsd. Hawkins
/ les lad th-ss spies and Uaisu iniormeFs sTied
and executed. The YEHkoss Ia a raid atssr him,
caught J. o Griffith
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-24

YLu1BLE CSBs0 The staamor Advance,
owaed by SO State Of North Cazoliaa, and en-
ployod exclusively By the authorities Of Shat
stasa, brought in as e paTg Of her cargo Monday,
the9.b, 1900 plira Of shoes and 5ooLs, guam
li,y Of leather, and u 500 blankets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-24

ll1ss0Ual sBEAroR--I5. Gis!z Brown, no
ed sgitator an3 feaaoiioI Of Missouri, has re-
Gently been olsctsd 70 lho Uaiisd States Senate
by The LireoI1Its LsgisIafuTe Of that Stste
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-24

~ The court 0i iEquiIy in ,ho case Of Gen.
Bu.i. rendered 8 ysIaici Of iGli acquitted. Il
vas rendered months since, bat made public
9rlv lew dzFs ago. Why WIS il SO long win
bslf And zshg i not Con. Buel now sent 10
setvs ssTvicef D8Bs any sensible man d0Hb.
ibal BE- is oua Of the 6Ist of5cers in tbs nstion ?
Lsueralf }gHrBai,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-24

E The very generally wen iniotnea eoi-
--i.-.s5.,s. ,.kgs,'5 of iho Baltimore SHB, Writ-
irg from Warrington, under yesterdays date,
ssyt.
aThs idss prevails IN diplomatic circles thAt
7sr IN EufCpe F1ll break cut ID ila spriDg y
proceeds from Uhst Is sn1wn # ihs comll-ssli-
cations OF tha 2ussi6u AIss.er 9orisciaEoh -o
-he Minister of Foreign Aiisirs OF France.
Esu0e iae dopsrHT5 q kussiEa vessels troia
waters HheIs Eoy nigh. DO bi0eksdodby SUI
gei0E naval forces. AoF0n ia reference to
7gbst arc Ces,sd tie rebel rhms' is also regarded
S. loosliuR o. emergencies at bor1e'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-24
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Leosl nsees via be 1hszssa 3 tie rs,z q Cry ea
pz Ans.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-24

TrEoM rHE ARnY EBLrIos.l


A4--tNA aHatA- - ~ sAAA-a
spcea, o Do ReTister
L0UBcE, TEN November 2l-Bgrusids
burned twcniy Ave houses along the railroad
last H git, irOa iirg cur lines.
TIE zsehine chops sEd the HamphTey's s
house is ssrpossa 30 Be barncd
Burnside charged Longs.reei's right and was
repulssd. Loug5Teei opened nom oar batteries
ard sIlsrcad them.
Gfsst coniBsion prevails IN Sic Yankee
camp.
BTownloE and MsynsTl have gene 20 Kes-
lucky. BIRD.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-24

ET The EmpIass Egss0is, 81 Blsrrii9
7sress rntil $40 O'Clock every morning 5silos
i,ert dsy with the Princess AuTst--dsaeed pIss-
~ vonsu-and both fr0lis wildly Ia ;hs suTi-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-24

AEDERS6E, AEAEH q CO.,
81 Eae esTsasa-A-E.M
Con "a issaaa eTehaassGs,
SFHitehnH sareot,
H4aR e0iasal sessi'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-24

upon shst great rsYolHtisn whish was alrsady
bsgianiHg 10 ssBd is asy sll sVsf EuroPs,
there aFoss dsBssnd fer inlermalinE upon sysry
subjsct aPeR Whiah individuals were iHlsrssisd.
The right sf asn, The reciprocal duties Of TIE
Government and tbs citizen, we're dHcaaea in
Shat plain AID homsly style Which has eantTib-
nted mOIs thaA anytsiEg else 10 make tha BFess
what i now Is in EagIaRd-tbs fourth sstaIs-
that power behind The thrsuO greater shan the
tkrone itgaif
During this Ps7isa such Bswgpsrs a. tbs Len
daR Heraid aud she famous ''-TAauderar. =" the
LORdoa TiHSs, vera established Thsir iafa-
eHes, not snly upon the English Government
but oil ever the glebs, is issslsalshis. While il
lie useless 70 dsSy thAs the press kss asns sozs
evil siHes that time, yet when the balaHcs is
fairly struck sy Ez inpartiai end enlightened
mind, the good will be found e uredeminats
Beyond sll comPsriSoz, and many NEST dis
posed 10 esnsare, owe more 70 iis foTbssTancs
than their deserts. The struggle was By ne
moans ended, bat the 9svernmeni was, hence
forth forced into apBealiHg 70 the decision Of the
people. The courts we're ne longer willing nor
abis 10 lsAd tkoir authority 10 sustain, al8Rs, .
daspoiie rule. and stll less coRlG q ConmEndsr
Of aH srmy assume that censorship which bad
been 80 positively and csnelusivolY condemned.
'EmP0BTANr sNTEROEPrED UsR-
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4. =. WEEEE EsROGNs
5,oms.lsstsa b NsrehaHl aa6 RealeF Ia
eonsi1ie EaEzfee5BTags
s-rAR sgrV TeBAgsa, ETs. e01har oaeuJ
saa Esea-s di1aatzt EAs-a. est-
sen
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joss s. sOwLAED. ssps-atspdsu.
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Esslsra snl Idsgtls stais RaiITosl.

..rAsrl re eB4rrAyo0s1--.....4~....lss,ul ,ulrs,
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The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-10

1HE Virginia Standard seems much eocolr-
aged By the fact that Prentice, of the Louis
vile Journal. has taken up the cudgels for
Nallandigham- Prentice or DO Prentice, hon.
est John Brough-fat. jolly. democratic John
Brough-wil beat Vsllandi CHAM out of all
sight and hearing on the 18th day of thi.
month OF October. Ohio means to completely
redeem herself, and will give Brough not less
than $4,000 and most likely $4,000, of ma
jority. Mark our words and figures. " lSAos
Times.
The editor of the Times is General James
Allen, formerly of Ohio. an exceedingly clever
gentleman, who, as Wing editor has chawed
up John Brough thousand times in so edito-
rial way, for Brough formerly occupied res
pectable position in society aud edited demo-
cratic paper. The General remembers him as
he was before the evil days had come upon
him, and the -grasshopper (f all flesh is grass
had become burden"
Bu: the latitudinous majority set down 70 be
given Brough will attract attention. They
remind Us Of the story told BY the'old chap,
who shot deer, the ball passing through the
hind foot aud head of the deer. He proved the
story by his negro boy, who explained that the
deer was scra tching his head but when alone
with his master begged Of him not TO put bis
hits so far apart thereafter. The General must
have scratched his head, to find to find that
80 900" to so, 0,O0O"
Fat, jolly, democratic John Brough.
Pshaw, General. 1t amt fat" lis iuflama-
tory rheumatism, caused by an over indulgence
in bad whisky. You see, no sane man will
run on the Republican ticket unless he. drunk,
Gen. Allen is an embodiment of this fact
But the genial nature of General Allen lends a
colour de rose to everything touched by bis IA
ciIe pen.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-10
S-T-ISG0--N.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.

They purity, strengthen and inyisorate.
They create a healthy appetite
They are an antidote to change Of water and die !
They overcome effects Of dissipation and lat
hours.
The strengthen the system and euliven the min,
They prevent miasmauc and intermittent feverI
Theypurify the breath and acidityof the stomach
They cure Dyspepsie and Constipation.i
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and CholeraIGorbn'
They cure Liver complaint and Nervous Hea|
ache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. The
make the weak man strong, and are erhauste9 n,
turs's restoreT. They are made of pure s.. Croil
Rum, the celebrated Calisaya Bard roots and berbl
and are taken with the pleasure Of beYerag.l
without regard to age or time Of day. Particalar
recommended to delicate persons requiring sess
stimulant. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists. Hots
and Saloons. ?. Il. DRAKE. It CO., New York
CRANE & BRIGHAM, Agents,
nleowiy san Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-10
SPEC1AL NUT1CES.
NJ o L III f X s! OTHERS!,
MOTHER

Don't fail TO Procure Mrs Nyinslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup for CHILDREN TxETHgSG.
This valuable preparation IS the prescription Of
one Of the best female physcians and nurses il the
United States and has been used for thirty wear,
with failing safety and success by nilsns Of
mothers and children, from the feeble infant on.
week osd to the adult.
Il not cnly relieves the child frc1a pain hi iuvir
crates stomach and bowels comets aclSitY ans
gives tone and energy TO the whole system. 1t will
almost instantly relieve.
GRfFIN6 IN THE BovELS AND WIND coIIc
We believe il the Best and Surest Remedy in The
Norid.la all cases Of DYsENrESY and DIARRr1A
IN CHILDREN, whetherii arises from Teething an
other causeS.
Fall directions for using viii ACCOMPANY each
bottle. None Genuine unless the fac-simile 9,
CURTIS Il PERKINS, of New York. is on II,
outside wrapper.
Se'd by all Medicine Dealers.
Principal Office, -. Dey street. New York. .
PSIcg ONLY s5 CENTS FIR BorrLs.
RICE, COFFIN L co. Agents. Narvs,iue.
REDINGT0N 4 co.
4l6 and ais Front street, san Francisco
~u-- I'm Agents for California.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-10
Justices Summons.

STATE OF FCALIFORNIA-INT THE JUSTICES
~ Court Chico Township, in and for the County
Of Butte. The people of the State OF California send
greeting TO J. A Chenowith You are hereby sum
moned 10 appear before me at my Office in the
Township of Chico. in the County of Butte, on the
18th day Of October, A. D. lss3. at o'clock
P. NJ, to answer unto the complaint Of ". ;. B.
Wilson who sues 10 recover Judgment for the sum Of
ninety-two fifty onehundredths (s92 5Ol collars,
with interest at the rate of two per cent per month
from September 22nd 1859 which he alledges Is due
him on promissory note signed by you
when Judgment will be taken against you for the
said amount together with costs and damages if
you fail to appear and answer
Given under my hand, this 25th Gay of Sep
temoer A. D. ls63. A HALLET,
Justice of the Peace Of said Township
II i hereby ordered that service Of the above
Summons lie made by publication II the Butte
Record for three successive weeks.
4. HALLETT ,J.P.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-10

copperish! An article in Tuesdays issue
about how Greely's nine hundred thousand
legion is filing up" looks very yellow
peal.
How quick anything directed against its
-MasSs Greely arouses the ire of the picka.
ninny of the Appeal Its inserrogatory is a
very interesting one to its party no doubt, but
1t would be Of more interest TO the country TO
know where "Greely's nine hundred thousand
men are. The old liar, aud bis party is ex,
actly Ike their daddy.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-10

THE GIANTESs-We see it stated in our
exchanges that the celebrated lady giantess,
who travelled about the State some months
ago, exhibiting her large proportions has come
to want. 1t appears that the "importer"
found she would not draw" and left her peD-
niless at San Francisco to pick for herself,
where she has piued away to an ordinary sized
woman in consequence Of mental anguish over
her poverty. The public authorities will pro-
vide for her. 1t is not stated what has boone
of the snakes that accompanied her. Perhaps
they have dwiDdled TO angle worms and been
provided for by the diggers.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-10

The NEXT CONGRESS- DENocRATIc,-The y.
Y, Herald figures out that there will be in the
next Congress an opposition majority to the
Administration Of from SIX to ten votes This
will be gratifying intelligence to the great
mass of the people of the United States. The
measures Of the last Congress were the most
odiOus and Infamous known to the history of
legislation since the world began. They have
caused more real damage and disaster to the
loyal States than the rebellion. 1t is well that
the people have returned conservative Cnion
majority 10 the next popular branch of Con-
gress. 1t leaves reasonable hope with the
patriotic for the Union.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-10
H0STETTER. SMITH 4 DEAN.
Ageuts fnr PA.ilic CnA.t. SAn Erlnris.n-
Is meallh wor.h ,he rrnnnlc or nnr,-

Is Health worth the TrnubIe OF Ex-
pertinent '-1f you think So sick reader, yon sre
invited to follow in the footsteps of the great multi
tude who have found relief when they had almost
ceased to hope for it, in Bu:tH's Sugar Coated
Pills. The scope of their remedil operation j.
wide Not only do they produce the most bene icial
effects IN all immediate disease OF the stomach the
liver, the bowels, but in a great number of contng.
ent complaints. In sphsms and fits of ever de..
crlptlon they are considered by medical men OF EN-
inence, as well a by the professionals the most
thorough OF ali remedies. They renovate the gen
eral system. while they gently relax the bowel.
and hence IN cases of physical pro>iraiion wbeth
arising from age, weak constitution or specified
ailment, they are invaluable. Where other purga-|
uves would exhaust aud sicken the patient. they
recuperate and refresh. Their eject upon the ap
petite Is most remarkable. Ordndrp aperients ere
ate disti>te for food. bat they produce desire for
ii. They put up in glass yials and viii keep in
any climate. Sold Dy all regular druggists.
HOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN,
Agents for Pacific coast, san Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-10
j. w. GILKYsON. COUNTY CLERK

n in and for Butte county, and ex-oficio Clerk
Of the Board of Supervisors in and for Butte coun-
ty. State of California hereby certify the foregon
to be a true copy OF the proclamation of the Gov
ernor of this State so far as the same is applicable
to the said county, calling election throughout
the State: and the Proclamation of the said Board
of Supervisors calling election in this county,
together with the Election Precincts Inspectors and
judges of Election for Butte county,
g- Witness my hand and the Seal Of
sr, County Conrt affixed September 10th A.
hNI ( D.ls63.
J. W. GILKYSON.
County Clerk and ex-oficiJ Clerk Of the
Board OF Supervisors, Butte County
California.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-10
Josephine Copper Mining Co.

u Office Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN AC-
~ cordance with the laws of the State of Cali
tornia and an order of the Board of Trustees OF the
Josephine Gold, Silver and Copper Mining Compa
nv there will be sold at public auction on Monday
November 1th. at O'Clock P. NJ. in front of the
Companys Office on Huntoon street. Oroville, so
many shares of the capital stock of said company
standing in the names of the following persons or
shareholders, as will be necessary for the payment
of the assessments duly levied thereon together
with the expenses of advertising and other expen-
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-10

Bristol sSnrsa?arilia .-Poisons dug from tn.
bowels of the eaTtn. and nsed medicines xii
thousands annually. Powder and ball are not hsfI
halt so murderous. From the curSeS of mankind
called mineral specifics Bristos Sar,aparilla is
exempt Its thirty-tve wears ofunhrokcn triumph
over scrotuis cancer eryspvlaS and all diseases Of
the skin, the flesh. the bones the Joints and gland,
are due to the vegetable kingdom alone II j. thr
only medicine prepared by man. that eradicate,
from the system the virus Of malignant rnalaijes
aud at the same time recupcrate~ the constitution
10 the feeble it Is strength to the aged vitality the
agonized a soothing balm, l. the broken in spirit n
revivlng elixir TO the sufferers of the centler sex
present help under all their special difficulties to
ALL the most certain aud inocuous ct the means o.
ered by science for the relief and prevention OF hn
man suffering. Sold by the leading druggist, of all
towns and cities. sIq1rf
H0STETTER. SMITH 4 DEAN.
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Ferry Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL WHOM
~ II may concern. that will apply 10 the Board
OF Supervisors at the next November term, for a
license torun the Ferry at Longs Bar, Bate county
for period of i've years from the 18th day Decem.
her next That being the time for the expiration Of
my present license.
MICHAEL NEURENBCRG.
Orovlle, October 9th, 1868
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-10
COUNTY rREAsuREn,s oEFIcE.

VNV'1N1A' w LVIA. INoa- !
Warrants drawn on the General County Y.ps
registered November l7th TO November e2nd.
including numbers 5aS. 594 and 5a5, OF the 2sri.
lS60 also, warrants drawn on the lndiren. Sick
Fund registered May lst, 1851 viii be paid on pre-
sentaios at this Office, and Viii cease TO bear inter
est from this date; If not presented within sixty
days the money set apart Tor their redemption.
VIII eeappropEiaied To pay Warrants next in oras,
of registry.
p. BURROUGHS.
County Treasurer.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-10-10
District School.

HGARENTS WILL TAKE NOTICE THAT THE
Il Oroville District School will open on Monday
October 18th, at . A. NJ. Each scholar will be re
CURED to pay $50 per month from that date
Those scholars outside the district viii pay s. %
per month. By order OF the Board Of Trustees
JAMES NOUNG SerretarX.