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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-25
DAVIS, LEE, BEAUREGARD, JACKSON,
Plans of Battles.

This i an EXACT REPRIxr Of the only History ~ tho
ar pub iShed the South The value and importance
OF this connected statement of all civil military aud val
operations as peiared 10 Southern readers, cannot be
oyeTrated II j. wall written ull of details with many
aveS and incidents OF personal adventure Of the
creates iutere-t
IL contains SKeiches Of Southern Ocer> the Con>titu
ton of the Confederate and Chronological List Of
Battl, an Events.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-25
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= The total number of marriage licenses
issued in Clay county during the year 1862 was
81 In 1863 there were Ill
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

GEN. CHIPNAS.-The Shasta Courier pays
quite compliment to this distinguished in
dividual. As the Gen" was a practising
lawyer in Shasta for several years, the remarks
are from the books. 1t appears the Gen
who has so immortalized himself among the
Copperheads, was born in the State of Yer
mont and 'rared' in Michigan, where he was
known by the sobriquet of BLACK Chip
And says the Courier, at an early period Of
the rebellion, he became so thoroughly imbued
with alcohol and negro wool two indispensable
ingredients to make Copperhead particularly
poisonous, that be has at last been lodged in
Fort Alcatraz out of the reach of his being
harmed by an outraged people. We know
him well enough to know that be will take
the oath so tina, be may be enabled to get his
regular tod
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

Word to the Aged.-In the decline Of life
the loss of Vita force consequent upon physical
decvy, can only be supplied by some vivffying
preparation wnun recruits the strength and spirits.
without entailing the exhaustion which is always
the final effect OF ordinary stmulants, We tender
TO the aged
Dr.. HosTETTERs SToAEcH BlrTERs
As an invgorant and restorative, immediate in its
beneficial Uction and permanent in its effect It
tones the stomach improves the appetite, like
a charm upon the spirits. For dyspepsia, oppres.
sion after eating. bilious cholic wind cholic
spasms of the stomach, sick or neryous headache
chis and fever tremens, prostitution, and all the
complaints special to the feebler sex the Bitters
are earnestly recommended by thousands who have
witnessed their superior efficacy in such cases.
Sold by all druggists and dealers everywhere
HOSTETTER, SMITH DEAN,
Agents for Pacific Coast San Francisco.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

MODERN DENoCRACT.-The Merced Banner
declares that the recen. Democratic Convention
of Merced county was called by the Secretary
of the County Central Committee, and that the
Chairman never heard Of it, Only few wire
pullers. it would seem, knew of the meeting.
This is not a strange occurrence for modern
Democracy" in this county, only portion
of the precincts were representative don.
know whether the others were notified or not
but it is likely tie K g. c. left them out in
the cold Intentionally
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

DEMOCRACY" LET LoosE.-The "Democracy"
held ratification meeting" at San Francisco,
in Union Hall, (what a desecration y on Mon
day evening, which was addressed by c. R.
Street, of Yuba, Hamilton, of Los Angeles,
Granger, OF Butte, Barber, OF Tuolumne, and
other candidates for martyrdom, following in
the footsteps of the ilustrious and chvalric
Chipmau, and evidently longing to enter the
portals of Alcatraz, though lacking the courage
TO talk treason in the most approved style Of
Vallandigbsmmers. The speech of Street,
editor of the California Express, is published
in full in that paper. As every other word
after the opening paragraph is tax" or "taxa-
tion," it seems that Street has determined to
let his "nigger" hobby rest awhile, in the hope
that the new hobby will carry him and his
tenfrsres TO their goal-secessiou-as speedily
- the worn out "nigger," In concluding his
speech, Street conjured his fellow Democrats
to make San Francisco what the noble old
city OF New York is-a Democratic city"
When We remember the terrible and bloody riot
iuaugura'ed by" Democrats" in the city of New
York, We understand what this Peace" editor
means by proposing to make San Francisco "a
Democratic city" though the citizens of tha
place may well pray TO be saved from sucl
Democracy" Stree, was evidently in hisl
iray at this assemblsge of the X. G. c., az,
made desperate attempt to get on the road tt
fame, but "ihe trail of the serpent is too plail
10 deceive anybody.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

EMIGRATION TO ANERICA.-The New York
correspondent of the London Times is alarmed
at the stream Of immigration which continues
to pour into New York in steadily increasing
volume from Germany and Ireland. and to a
smaller extent from England" Last year,
he writes, "the average weekly number OF
arrivals was upwards CT 5000. This year it
promises to be 5000 These emigrants leave
the worn out fields Of the Old World to lie as
fallow ground, while they turn TO the more
productive and profitable fields of the New
and well may the tottering monarchies view the
subject with deep concern. But with tie
promised land" Of Freedom before their eyes
the German and the Irshman are well content
to leave the Fatherland which could give them
only their nativity, on their pilgrimage across
the sea, 10 find home.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

HENRY CLAWS RKN.ISs-After an inter
ment OF twelve years the remains of Mr.. Clay
were lately removed, upon the death Of his wife,
and placed side by side with hers beneath the
beautiful monument erected TO bis memory in
the Lexington Cemetery. The wreath of i'm
7'ortelles placed upon his coffin by bis friend,
the poetess, Mrs. Ann 5. Stephens, prior to the
removal of the body from Washington, was
found to be in an almost perfect state of pres
servation. being bu; little faded. whilst gold
ring. bearing the initials j. W., which rested
near the wreath, was as bright as though jus;
from jewelers. store.
BKALE, ex-Surveyor General, says the mines
are the negro OF the Pacific coast" Then they
rurst he n;res ~ .h's-i S'srnn6s'
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

JOURNALISTIC TALEST.-The Sacramento
Union, rising to the dignity Of the great events
it has been called upon to discuss, dashes of 8
daily essay on some leading topic which in its
isouian strength and polish Of diction infallby
csptivates and convinces. In such articles as
The Lustre of Guilt, ,"'Soution of the Sword,
and Three Day Courage" We recognize the
discipline of its touch, and acknowledge its
power
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

THE Attorney General, Mr.. Mccullough, has
given it as his opinion that members of State
military companies (miitia) are not exempted
By law from the payment of the Military Poll
Tax. although they are exempted from the
payment Of all other poll tax.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

And in accordance with law, and an order of the
Board Of Trustees made on the l4th May, 1864. so
many shares of each parcel of said stock may
be necessary. will be sold at Orovie on the 2sth
day of May. 1854 at II O'Clock A. NJ. at the Office
on Montgomery Street, to pay said delinquent as
sessments thereon, together with costs Of advertis
ing and expenses Of the Sale Office, Montgomery
Street
THEODORE 7. .ROHTE, Secretary.
OrOyille Nav 20th 1854. 4w-29
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

AT the San Francisco election on Tuesday,
the Copperheads kicked up disturbance in
the Tenth District. The mob overpowersd the
police, and the Provost Guard came 10 the
rescue with drawn sabers and scattered the
crowd. These Copperhead rioters appear to
have tried Streets plan of making San Fran.
cisco "a Democratic city" though With rather
Indifferent success. The election returns of the
city show II ITO votes cast, the highest vote
received by any Copperhead candidate being
3,424. McCoppln, Rowell and Titcomb, Inde-
pendents, we're elected Supervisors.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

A CORRESPONDENT writes from Copperopolls
that, when the news OF. Grants victory of the
18th reached that place, one hundred guns were
fred by the Union men there, who wound up
the jubilee by three cheers for President Lincoln
and tiger" for Grant. While copper feet"
at that place are abundant, Copperheads seem
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21
MINING FEVER IN NEW YoRK-A San
Franciscan in New York writes as follows:

MINING EVER n INV ORk.-A san
franciscan in New York writes as follows:
New York is just getting the mining fever.
Hundreds of corporations are forming to work
gold, silver, quicksilver aud copper mines in
Arizona, Colorado, Humboldt, Nevada and
Idaho. The more absurd uncertain and-Gnre
liable they are, the better the stock sels-the
higher the excitement goes. All stocks are
rising; everything you buy to day is higher
TO morrow. could take any one of the wildcat
silver mines organized in California, aud put it
upon the New York market to day and make
thousands of dollars; but the bubble will GER
tainly burst before sixty days pass. If you
think it possible to continue longer, send on
your agents, with assays statistics and won
derful accounts Of fabulous wealth, and the
sharks will all bite, for The mania is upon them.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

GENERAL GRANT was at one time citizen
Of this State, and was engaged in business here
hence some propose to claim him as Cali
fornian. The best men of this war we're natu-
rallied in California, that's fact and so were
come of the meanest ones. The Appeal says
= married sister of Gen. Grant is now living in
Sutter county.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

LAssks CoUSTY-The whole Union ticket,
with the exception of the County Clerk, Asses
sor and one Justice of the Peace, is elected in
this county. after all the growing of the Cop
perheads. The Quincy Union says that the
Union men at Susanvie threw of their ticket
to secure the election of county-seat.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

The WONDERFUL SACK OF FLoUR.-The
Sacramento Union Of Wednesday says 1t will
be recollected by our readers that resident
of Austin, Reese River, packed a sack of flour
on bis back from Austin to Clifton, q few weeks
ago, on o wager, and that the sack was after
wards sold again and again for the benefit Of
the Sanitary Fund. On Monday, j. McNien
received dispatch from n. \. II. Ball, stating
that the sack Of flour had been sold at Gold
Hill for $4,000. Last evening, Mcneil received
from Ball the following "Gridey and his sack
Of flour left this morning for Sacramento. See
to both. Total. yesterday, in four place.
twenty FIVE thousand dollars" Gridey will
probably arrive at Folsom at noon to day, and
visit the picnic ground at Bellows Grove. The
sack of -four will, of course, still be for sale,
either on the picnic grounds or at the Congre
gational church, this evening.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21


fOrt-Dr. Cyrus ". Nelson, of Boston Mass. au-
thor Of Clinical observations on the on the treat
ment of abdominal diseases, says in letter dated
February 22nd 1862, Il consider Bristols Sugar
coated Pills the best remedy for chronic Constipa-
tion at present known. With me they have never
failed. and have prescribed them in at least fifty
instances He also states THAT for all irregu.
arties OF the digestive functions the liver and the
bowels, they are by far the most useful medicine be
has ever prescribed-perfectly safe and eminently
reliable. Similar testimony is volunteered by DIR.
Humphrey LettsOn. of Chicago, H.. who enHIaer-
ates thirty cases, with names and dates. in which
he has administered the Pills. with entire success,
for nabitual costiyeness and piles. Whenever they
have heen used as a remedy for liver and bowel
complaints the result has been equally satisfactory
They put up in glass viais, and Will keep in any
climate. Procurable of all druggists.
HOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN,
Agents for Pacific coast. San Francisco.
Medical Eiectricity.-we wish to call the a,sen-
ropahic Institute. 6i5 Washington The cures
performed by The Reform Practice conducted BY their
very Eff lem Resident physician are truly wonderful,
and call for the support of the Public Certainly fthere
is by which disease be removed from the
s,seIn without the of poisonous drugs il should be
lowed By the Electrical Currents and that very Pow
erfu Agent the Electro Magnetic Bath one only TO
Try il TO become at convert the luxurious
tenn, The Whole course being of pleasure de-
cdedly preferable the taking of bitter depicting
me iicines. J. II. J0SSELYN, NJ D.. is the present
Resident Physician and most Scientific Physician is
elsY found. The Afflicted will do well TO recol-
that this the Only Place the Hiectrcpshc
System is administered on The Pacific c9sst
-er1s srr
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

SPIRITUAL papers are publishing great
stcry TO The effect that out of the mouth of a
young lady who died in Noun. Joy, Ohio
lstely, there grew, after death, rose, hard as
ivory. What is the next humbug?
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

WNTYANDOTT DISTRICT. BUTTE COUNTY
w California. Notiee-There is delinquent
upon the following described stock, on account of
assessment levied on the l4th day of March 1864
and an assessment levied previous the 9Th day
of February 1864 the several amounts set oppo-
site the names of the respective shareholders
follows
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

BoRs-In this city, on Wednesday. May
18th. TO Mr. and Mrs Lewis A brams, two boys
and four girls.-Marysviiie APPeoi.
This looks like rather wholesale matter
either wholesale birth or a wholesale yarn.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21
Monday. the 18th Day of june. A. D. Ise4

at o'clock P. NJ. of said day, all the right title and
interest OF the above named defendant in and TO the
following described property, D-wt: That certain
piece and parcel OF real estate in the village OF Dog
town, county of Butte and State OF California, and
being the west side of the main travelled road
leading from Oroville and Penceis Ranch to the
Forks of Butte and vicinity, adjoining and bounded
on the upper side by property owned by one W. G..
Jones and on the lower side by certain slaughter
house owned by one II. Hollister; the said piece
OF real estate consists of six acres more or less
fronting on the main travelled road or street, and
enclosed with fence: also one large frame build
ing now used a hotel and known as Pollard 5
Hotel with the household furniture and appurten-
ances belonging to said hotel together with a
stable barn sheds and outhOuses. located and being
on the said described piece Of real estate. Also,
another piece and parcel of real estate, situated
next below the above deecribed property consisting
of about four acres Of garden land, enclosed by a
fence. Also. one large blacksmith shop, situated
below the said Hotel, and opposite property owned
by Louis Nertun, with the tools and implements
belonging to said blacksmith shop. Also. another
piece Of real estate in said village fronting one
hundred feet the road leading from said village
10 Lovelocks, Inskip and Honey Lake, running
back three hundred feet bounded on the east by the
property of one Buf1m. and on the west by the
property of one John Moore with a stable or barn
situated on the said real estate. Also, another
piece and parcel of real estate in said village front
ing one hundred and twenty-six feet on the road
from Oroyie to Loyelock :, and running back about
forty feet, bounded the upper side by the store
and property Of John Moore, and on the lower side
by the property of one Lewis Nertun, and nearly
opposite the blacksmith shop before mentioned,
with large wooden building used q store
OF warehouse situated thereon, together with all
and singular the tenements. hereditaments and
appartenances thereunto belonging or in any wise
appertaining.
Dated Oroville, May q, 1854.
Sheriff of Butte County.
By B. F. JONES, UnderSherf.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

ANOTHER BRAwLxR SHUT Cr.-One Har.
ringtoo, who calls himself 8 nephew of ex-
Governor Downey, of California. showed bis
srnsrs0ess. last night, BY drinking the health
of JEFF Davis. and damnation and tar and
feathers to General Grant For this Constitu.
sional exercise Of free speech and manly asser-
tion of his attachment TO the principles of the
Democratic party. Mr. Harrington has been
ruthiessly seized by the blue coated minious
of the Administration" and will be hurried to
the Bsstile of Churchill, there to spli, the FIRE
wood Of Democratic indignation and pack the
sand OF repentance, until, in due time, be shsll
take The cruel osth and give the heavy bonds
that shall set him s., liberty to do the same
over again--Goid H,A Meas, Mau I4ta.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ARMORY HALL!
Winter s FunstOn's sStereoscopian
THE GREAT WONDER OF THE AGE,
VIII open ST the above Theater,
FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY
Monday Tuesday Evenings May IS 4 -.

GIGANTIC STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES. sur
passing anything ever presented TO the public.
REMARkAB BILE AND ATTRACTIVE VIEWS OF
HOME AND FOREIGN LANDS, photographed
from Nature. in their most attracting forms can
be studied here.
The scenery and objects OF history presented are
true 10 nature, and highly valuable q necessary
assistant in cultivating the fine arts.
AN ENTIRE CHANGE or VIEWS EACH
EVENING.
Battle Fields of the Present Re-
belliOn,
PORTRAITS OF PROMINENT GENERALS,
Beautiful Statuary,
From the most renowned masters in ancient or
modern art, produced on more than so goo square
feet Of canvas, brilliantly illuminated.
CAPT. T. G. FUNSTON, who was wounded nj
the Battle OF Gettysburg, will describe each view
presented. Cards Of admission, 81. Doors open
at : o'clock. Commence st 5.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21
MARYSVILLE.
LATEST SPRING
S T Y l. E s
NOW RECEIyING BY
FLETCHER & HOBSON.

CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
Comprising NOVELTIES in DRESS eoons, viz:
POPLINS, CHALLIES, and
GLAICE NoHAIRE,
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS,
MOURNING DRESS GOODS,
BLK and COLD SILKS,
FIRE NCH oRGANpIEs,
LAWNS and CHAMBREYs,
ENGLISH. FRENCH and
AMERICAN PRINTS.
GINGHAMS. LINEN, LAWNS. ETC..
SUMNER sHAwL> and BUSTERS,
SILK and LACE SACKS
and MANTILLAs,
PARASoLs and sun SHADES,
LADIES' and MISSES HATS,
and EMBROIDERiES,
ENGLISH HOSIERY.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
Also e1mpls,s variety OF
Staple and Housekeeping Goods,
BLEACHED MUsLINs,
LINEN and COTTON
SHEETINGs, TOWELS,
TABLE LINEN and NAPKINS.
SILK and WOOL
CURTAIN DAMASKS
LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS,
WHITE and CoLoRED
MARsEILLEs QUILTS.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY
and INGRAM,
COCOA and STRAW MATING.
SHADE HOLLANDS & FIXTURES,
CoRNICEs. MATS and RUGS.
E L DOR OIL CLOTHS.
(S to IS feet wde)
The above Goods Will be offered at
Low Prices.
Country orders carefully nIIed and
forwarded promptly.
FLETCHER & H0BSON,
NO. 81, d STREET, MARYSvILLE.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

The Aquila has been removed from her old
position, but is aground again. The old tub
will probably be abandoned when fully dis
-kerre1
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21
Dissolution NofIcc

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N co-partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned was this dsy-May :, Is64-dis-
solved by mutual consent.
MICHEL FREISH0LZ,
GEO. kRsFT.
Nav Il 1864 4vn99
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

Tbs widow Of the late Gen. Alber, SYDNEY
Johnston, formerly resident of Los Angeles
county, has taken s. house 10 San Francisco 70.
the purpose Of educating her childreu.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

A CoPPERHEAD remarked iu the East lately
that Grant was only carrying on, McClellan's
plans, when the reply vas We'll that is more
h. Al, .l.l
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21
SheIln's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER OF
Ee sale, issued ont of the District Court of the
Second Judicial District, in and for the county Of
Butte and State of California under the seal thereof
in favor of J. ~ Pollard, plaintiff, and against P.
Riley, defendant, to me directed and delivered,
commanding me to sell the mortgaged premises
hereinafter described to satisfy the judgment men
toned in said order, TO which reference being had.
more fully appears. have levied upon, and viii
expose at public sale, to the highest bidder for cash
at the Court House door in said county and State on
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21
he Express, treasure up,
deep in unfathomable mines
OF hellish schemes of Treason,
Disunion's dark designs.
Without one raw OF Reason y

without one ray OF Reason. :"
the utmost hatred for our glorious Union.
Then, who is responsible for the war? Those
who, to more securely fasten the chain ofslavery
on the black, were willing to imperil the free
dom Of the white man. Those who, unscrupu-
lous as TO how they obtained the reins Of power,
determined to hold them, or sever the rudder,
and set the ship adrift among the shoals and
rocks. to drift upon the merciess waves Of
chance, to find a haven-God only could know
where. Those who in perjury conceived, aud
in murder and treason brought forth, the
iniquitous rebellion which has crimsoned the
garden land of Gods footstool most needessly
in fratricidal gore Those who, in defiance oil
the majesty OF high Heaven had entered into
hellsh covenant TO count their enshackled
human chattels al the foot Of Bunker Hill, the
terminating spot of human freedom. Those
who, found hungry, thirsty, naked, bruised and
wounded, bad had wine aud oil poured in their
wounds, skillfully cared for, taken to the Ma
tiopal inn, and all expenses paid, and accruing
charges provided for. These are they. And
history will so record it, and that record vii
be made up, in part, by the posterity of these
hell born, hell bound national culprits. There
was no necessity for this war, aud there is nc
reason why it should be prolonged one day
But the same misanthropes who caused, con
tinue il. Woe betide them They have neuel
proposed to do aught but disiutegrate tn,
Government the Government has neve
essayed to do anything bat properly defend an,
protect itself To repel iusurrection, invasio,
aud robbery, il has, er neeess;tate, gone to III
CORY field, with the sword in one and th
blooming olive branch in the other hand. Sh
says Come back, ye erriug ones. and all shal
be forgiven snd forgotten"
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21
Battle Fields of the Present Re
beIIiOn
LIST OF LETTERS

I'D EMAIMlNG UNCLAIMED IN THE POST
H0 Office al Oroville, Butte County, CALIFORNIA;
May 2lst, 1854. To obtain any of these letters
the applicant must call for advertised letters
give the date of this list and pay cent FOR ad
vertlsng. If not called for WITHIN one month
they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

Nay y, 1864.