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The weekly union record., 1864-12-24

The Catholic Fair, at the Water Works
Hall, Marysville, is said to have been one OF
the graniest of the kind ever held in the city.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-24

\ man named Joseph Stevens has been SEN
fenced to be hung at Wc~verville, on the 10Th
of January next.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-24

4 man named John Kurt, who was found,
several weeks since. in destitute and most
exposed condition among the willows in Amer
lean township, Sacramento county, aud who,
after being removed TO the county hospital,
had one OF bis feet ampltsted, has died from
the effects Of the exposure. He was insane.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-24
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st. V;,'s Dance can be easily cured 10y the use
of Watts Nervous Autidote.
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MARRIED..

At St Johns Church, Marysville, December Is,
BY Rev ". II. Stoy. Mr.. John Upstone to Miss ;.
:. Eckert, both of Butte county.
At San jose. Cal. on the fifth instant, Mr.. I.
Naples and Miss Elizabeth Merritt
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LIVERY STABLES.
Livery and Sale Stable.

Frank Multner, Proprietor. GEo
Huntoon street, Oroyille, opposite the California
Stage Cos Stable.
EHAVING PURCHASED AND REFITTED
4 z that large and well arranged Livery Stable,
with Corral attached. ! beg leave to inform my
friends and the pgblc. that intend 70 carry on the
above business in all its branches.
Carriages. Doabie and Single Buggies Saddle
Horses etc, always ready.
My Buegies, Harness etc, are new and of the
latest style.
aParticular attention will be paid to transient
tr vel private Boxes for Stock or Fancy Horses.
Attention will be paid to the Purchase and Sale
of all kinds of stock.
Corral's and Sheds arranged for the ac-
commodation of loose stock VI all kinds.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-24

YoU will gain much Information by reading
this item
The weekly union record., 1864-12-24

DkcExBER is a rough month on printers. st
demands FIVE '.isSpes.H We would not object TO re
ceive Christmas Gifts" in the shape of dues on
subscription and advertising.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-24

The Sanitary Fair, comes OF to-day, at two ? N.
The Sanitary Ball this evening, in Armory Hall.
A seneial tarn out i expected.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-24

Mr. John F. Elton, one of the electors ST
large OF the State Of Connecticut, has died
since the election.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-24

OCULAR TRAINS LEAVE MARYSyI-LE
IA for OTovii'e daily-connecting at Oroville
with Stages Of the California Stage Company for
Shasta. and the Northern Mines
Leaving Marysville Sunday excepted) at A..
NJ and P. II.
Leaving oroville Sunday excepted) al A. NJ.
and P. N.
Sundays-Leave Marysville at P. ". Leave
Oroville at P. NJ.
Freight reaching Marysville by steamboat, con
signed TO Care Of Railroad, viii be received on
tie cars at the Steamboat Landing, and forwarded
to Orovile without cost for forwarding commission
or drayage.
At OrovilIe. merchandise for ''up country viii
be stored in the Railroad Depot, and delivered to
order Of Owners free Of charge.
ANDREW J. BINNEY. Sup't
The weekly union record., 1864-12-24

THE Sunday Mercury has been trasioTmed into
an eight page form-it is the neatest printed pa
per on the Pacific Coast.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-24

Rev. 7. Grove will preach tomorrow, Christmas.
81 he charrh. a. Il o'clocs AN
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FRosT COGrANY.-Of all the companies that
were formed in tAis county last year for the par-
pose of Copper mining, the above named company
Is the only one that has continued to work their
shaft up 10 tie present time, They have sunk their
shaft 70 the depth Of 20 feet. At present they are
troubled with great quantity Of water, and we
informed it IS the intention Of the company to pur-
chase and erect pump On their works. We hope
this company may be fully rewarded they deserve
mach credit for their enterprise.
DED1c ArIoH.-ThoSe of the Masonic Fraternity
Of Orovilie. wishing to attend the dedication Of the
new Masonic Hall. Mt Narysyille, on the 27th inst,
should be in readiness II take the at oclo k
4 NJ. Those wishing tickets can procure the same
by calling on D. y. Friesieben. on Nontgomeryst.
CHEaokEE.-Joseph Wiilct gives notice in ano-
ther column. that he viii give View Years Ball to
his friends and the public, on Monday the second
instant. \ general good tine may be expected. a.
Wlet knows how 10 eater to the wants of his
guests, and make all happy on such occasions.
THE Boston correspondent Of the Sacramento
Union says that the Babers of that city have rails
ed their prices in consequence Of the eoneation Of
the faces of the Democrats, caused by the results
OF the late Presidential election.
Gen John Bidwen, Congressman elect from the
Third District, arrived in town on yesterday. He
looks hearty and jolly and confident enough to en-
counter and dcmolish the combined hosts Of all
Jcns admirers and supporters on the Pacific Coast
BUILT Ur,-That portion OF Chinatown, recently
visited by a destructive fire, is already built up
The weekly union record., 1864-12-24

THE new advertisement Of John Chittle. whole
sale and retail druggist, Msry>ville, will appear
next week.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-24

NEW YEARS BALL.-John 5. Moore, the Prince
of Landlords, viii give a grand New Year enter
tainment On Friday December so, "a.
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The LANENr.-For various reasons we decline
the publication Of the "poetical eausion under the
above caption. The schooiboys may have good
subject but might improve the jingle The iih
serse runs;-'Yes, I've voted for Little Mac; Kind
favcrs for to gain. Bat row I'm sacked Do
leelare. And il gives me awful pam!
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DIED.

At Forest city. Dee %. Of Liver Disease Thos.
Crei ghton native Of Guernsey CO.. o aged "a Is
The weekly union record., 1864-12-24

\ NoUNG Girl, BetzeY, who had become tired OF
single hle>sedness. thus wrote 10 her intended
My Deer Jo. cum rite oph et VI air cumnin al
awl. Ed Ro'lings is inSistin that shal hay hu1. &
he hugs and kis>is me kontinnegly tha; kant hold
out much longer. hat Wi! hav kaye IL.
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ONE John W. White, resident OF Mount ernon
Ohio, makes affidavit to the following fact and
sends it to the State Journal for publication: i
hereby certify that George B. Mcclellan was cam
didate tor the Presidency in the year eighteen hun
dred and sxty-lour." An affidavit to this fact by
reliable man. before Justice of The Peace, might
be of great interest to the readers of the Express
and also the Riocrapher Of Mac.
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VIZ are informed tina; ane Christmas Dinner
viii he served up :; the Golden Gate Restaurant.
The proprietor Lewis Carpenter, Is an experienced
restaurant keeper, He has jus; received lot Of
fine lat turkeys; also large supply Of fresh fish
from san Francisco.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-24

CHlco FAIR.-We axe requested to state hat the
celebrated Skating PARK" from the East, which
has been exhibited with such immense success At
.he Sanitary Fairs in san Francisco and Sacramen-
TO, viii be also exhibition at the Sanitary Fair
in Chico, on Thursday, December 29th. A large
attendance viii he present on this occasion, and
without Doubt it viii be of the sran1est Of the
Ill
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\ sNGE.-MeesrS. Day 4 Wheaton have sold
their interest in the Livery stable to J.. Buckins
Es4., who Will continue the business At the old
stand BucAips is jolly good fellow and VIII take
pleasure il accommodating his numerous ca>to-
mers
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY, Feb. l2-6 PM.
The stock market was less buoyant this morn.
ing, and most of the railway shares submitted to
decline of fraction. As compared with the sales
at the first meeting Of the Board Of Brokers on
Thursday, Erie preferred advanced Il, Galena and
Chicago ~, Michigan Southern X, Cumberland
Coal ~, and Quicksilver. Mining TX. New York
Central fell 2ss4, Hudson River "a, Harlem TX,
Michigan Central ~, Illinois Central "a, Gleve
land and Pittsburg u, Rock Isand s, having been
sold down to III; Milwaukee and Prairie du
Chen "a, Fort Wayne n, Chicago aud North
western "a, and Canton Company I.
Owing to the increased demand for government
securities on foreign account and the rumors that
large additional orders had come out in the last
steamer, the coupon 6's Of 1881 were run up to
ITO and the registered to l0S. The fve-twenty
coupons were in demand at LOG, interest on, and
the seven and three-tenths Treasury could not be
secured in any great quantities at l08A.
The following table compares the quotations for
the leading railway shares'at the first meeting Of
the Board of Brokers to-day with the prices OBJ
rrc.t .nrIr
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The Training or Hecnan I'm the Fight
JACK MACDONALD's DEFENCE OF HIMSELF.
[From Belts Life In London, Jan. 80

TO THB EDITOR BELLS IN LONDON.
SR-As great deal has been said upon the subject OF
Heenans training for his recent battle with King and
much Of that refecting upon my conduct in the matter
beg will permit for the Information and salts
faction Of the publc to say that was with John Heenan
six weeks and three days during his training for tue
match, and during that period can safely assert that
he neither drank anything but from the hand OF
his own brother, who kept everything under lock and
key. also state that II was from James HeeDAn that
both John and received whatever we ate. The only
Der g. when, by his special desire, he left New
market avoid the police, and proceeded TO London
and stayed with a gentleman, one OF his principal
hackers. II also his expressed wish that neither
/ nor his brother should accompany him, and when
he parted with he declared that he was
never in better health and condition in his lifetime.
From the Tuesday till the morning Of the tight, Thursday
December 10, cannot be answerabe for any thing as
regards his diet but may that Heenan did not eat
or drink ythng my presence after he left Newman
ket until the fight concuded-not that would FOR
one single moment attempt TO suggest or cast an nsnua-
ton as to any wrongful treatment Of that kind. only
mention the fact, and to which can add that James
Hcenan told that he had made Johns tea cooked his
chop and John had breakasted long before even saw
him on the morning Of the ght as had to come from
responsible for the in which Heenan fought on
the day and conclusion do s0emnly assure the
public that did my best fairly and honestly TO secure
success which not being in morals TO command, have
lost my money and been grossly maligned by one VINO
ought to have known better But Notwithstanding the
slurs both John G. Heenan and his brother James will
'''''"A'"'' - JOHN MACDONALD,
Araithrul friend to John c. heenan.
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Coroner's Inquest.

RUN OVER Br CAR AND KnLED-TnH FoURra AVENUE
RAILROAD COMPANY GENE MURED.-Y esterday morning. about
ten olock Catharne Miller, little girl Of eight years,
was run over in Broome street. Centre by car No.
a. OF the Fourth Avenue Railroad Company and almost
instantly killed The deceased who had been demented
from her infancy took apple from store in Broome
street and attempted to escape with t. In dopg 90 she
ran under the horses feet was knocked down. and the
car passed over her neck Coroner Collin subsequently,
held inquest the body at the Fourteenth ward sta
to house. when appeared that Daniel Cline, driver o.
the car did everything his power 10 prevent the acci
dent n his testimony Cline said the brake was not
in good order IL it had worked well he thought the
dict as follows-" That Catharine Miller came TO her
death by injuries caused BY being accidentally run over
by car No. Al OF the Fourth Avenue Raroadend we
censure the company for allowing with detective
brakes be driven and recommend the company 10
have a Hagman at the corner OF Broome and Centre
streets" The deceased lived with her grandfather, at
145 Baxter street.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Best and Cheapest Newspapers In
the Country. -~.f y
The WEEKLY HssALD, ready this Saturday morning.,
viii contain late and interesting Intelligence from the
Armies in the Field in all portions OF the country; y
Map showing the Field Of the Rebellion, its vast ex-
tenfand compact form in 1851 and ts dssoving frag
meuts 1894; The Latest News from all parts Of the
World Literary and interesting Reading Matter, with
valuable Reports Of the Money, Dry Goods. Commercial
Cattle and Horse MARKETS. and oil other news OF the past
week OF interest and Importance.
Ters-One copy, 81 three copies, IS; ve copies, S.
copies, SIG per annum Single copies, Eve cents.
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sss%sass A%eneA Brem, wessol. Southampton ana
ship ciY Of New York ssreg Llverpoo.-p K,pesssa
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BARK caroiiss cswe'. sa@nelaon, An,wsrp-Funca
Bark Maria Morton tBr,. Woodward. Eall.-Jaauemot
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Brig Mary Ladd fBrl. Elis Leghorn-Fsbricotu Bros
Brig Emanuel tDa0h Backholdt Bahia-koach Mcincks
Iris Eiis Eeed esr,. Iarman Havana via saasau-rAs
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aud 81 Helene Des 90 with teas sts 4c..to A Low To-
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16 4H lon u 80 spoke bark Andes OF Harpswe from Isus
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Brig Principatv (of New Quay. NSW, Jooe& TAraso0A
g. days. with wine. DC, TO master = :.
Brig Clara d Robbins (of Nasseul, Morto. Hnvana. u
days sugar honey &C. to MASTER Had heavy weather
Buia Ocean Traveller Freshly Mansanlla I8 days win
mahogany DC. to Thompson Hunter -
Gchr julia Parsons Douglass Fortune Bay, NF with her
| ring 10 Joseph Wooley.
Seir Kate Field. Alien, Sono inlet. days
sscGr q j Jones' CroweL baltimore. - dayg..
achr Isabella Thompson. Baher PhaaaAsllhlA days
Schr Jesse williamson, MabAddy, Philedeiphia. daYs
Schr n Burnett Arnold. fhiladrryNss m~"-s
Schs Mary + EIsAbe.h. Esrdesi Y6IedelpSA sdayl
Schr Boston, walls Eizabelhp0ri Tor Boston.
Schr New York, Parker Boston, 3dAyA
Sfhr Smith Tue Nckcrs0n, Provincctswn.
Schr Baianoe, Rch, Beverly
Schr Stephen Taber Ferry. New Londou
steamer Quinebans (U shsnsporp. Becky, washioslea
steamer westcneser. Baker. Providence.
SAILED
lith-Sleamers Pawtuxet, Planet ship Meirose bark
Golden Fleece brigs Ius Autumn schrs Dundee.
| the Isies. Butler.
i Wind ENW.
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rHoAts soO, AA-OIs y.
Asans.-Recopts. 90 bbh. Market arm e0d demand
fair Sales so bbis at % 16 % SIX for pots and so
for pearls.
BsAss.-ws noticed sales or go bbis-msrrows at
90 co.
sec. q 62Hc. 80
BaEAps1u-Recoips 10. .o32 bbIs. nour 26a bbls and
1867 bags meal 2t23 bushels wheat 8o2 do corn.
9eeo do oats, $40 do rye, 2067 do barley malt Tho
market for Western and state -four depressed under
tho unfavorable foreign advces and prices were again
SC. I0c lower with moderate business at tho decline
both for homo consumption and export. Tho sales
comprise 10000 bbls, tho market closing heavy
a. with saes Of 600 hbis oS he FORMER and 400 bbs
OF the latter. Rye lour without important change,
with 200 bbs sold Corn meal dealt in 10 tho ex-
tent Of 450 bbs at IS 60 for Jersey and SO 25 for
Brandywine. Buckwheat -four very dull at 81 SO g.
The New York herald., 1864-02-13

one ever saw Hs then crossed and recrossed and W T.
" exhaustsd, bowed bis acknowledgements Of che ap-
pause from the box each end Of the rope fnere was
one suspicious follow present who ventured 20 ultimate
bowed his Acknowledgements from tho box, ana tnst,
whereas one was real ceh and blood man. tne o,ner
Was Of course immediately put out Of the house.
After this Joke the fun went on In its own loy WAY
All the masks were removed at twelve, thougn tne ies
tiyities we're kept up till much later hour
Refreshments were furnished In the house There was
plenty OF wine and beer but did not see an Intoxicated
Dorsou present.
The New York herald., 1864-02-13
The Navy.

The United States barkentne Horace Beas, D. p Heath,
acting MASTER commanding eleven and half days from
Pensacola the United States Naval Department. arrived
at this port yesterday. The following Is list OF her
o1icers:-
Act;rg Master Commdndinc-D P. Heath.
Acting Assistamt PGymdacr-Ichab0d Norton.
Aching MAST RS Nate and Erecuive Offers Predmore:
Pdymdster's Cle,k--J C. Packard.
Acting Carpentey--J. G. Hoffman.
The New York herald., 1864-02-13

terday:-
MsArs.-RoastiDg pieces OF bcsf best quality, 16c
20c per pound; ordinary quality, 12c. I5c porter
house steak, zoe Csc sirl0n 16c isc; chuck rib,
100 12c. oorned beef, 12c f4c lamb, forequartere
10c. lamb, bndquarters ilc forequatcrs muttop, 10c.
mutton, headquarters, 49, hams, 16o. shoulders 12c.
bacon, 14c pork, 13c., sausagcs, 13c.
PouLrRv GAMx.-Turkeys, 25c. per pound; chicken
22c 25c geese !ec a1ss.i duck 2Sc 2oc bscing
per pair back due % 90 - 70 per pair quail
81 so per dozen; rabbits, 6oc per pair hsres, I per
pair partrdges, 81 Is per pair squrrcs - Per dczen
prairie hens, 02c. per paw rcasting pigs ez sson
FBa.-Haddoct. &c. Per 10; whlts0sh, 15c.; gcsere,
lsc striped bass 2sc yellow psrse ,oc ,vons se
lbs perch, 10c Nova Scotia hevrings, oc nsrus10
crabs, 2So per dosen Holsters, so per To-;
81 Is Der hundred picked cysers " 90 per nunareo
vEqErAprxs --Swsot potatoes, ~ per peck wne IVA
tocs s2c nor pcck red cabssgls, 1ec 2oc rer neaa
white cabbagcs 12c I6c. saf: celery ioc Isc. pss
bunch parsnips 60. per buAch onions l0c per quart
soussbes SOC eaOh tuips, SOC per peck; carrots 90
per bunch bssis g. ycr bunch; parsley &c per bunch;
pumpkins, 5os. toc each ., A..
Faurr-- ORANGE, 3sc 60c per dozen. lemons 2oc
$40 per dozen cooking apples zoo. per peck lady APPLES
70. per quar-. .crsabserss loo pss quart wh'e grapes
Hses~sssucbs e Orange county bu,lcr $50 too per
y gsr:ss sssse. &c. Us c0StinS 2'sy. asc aass
S1D1ss - -. - :
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Omcsai DrawtnEs of Suurray. Eddy 9
Kssuoxy Exrsx GLASS 100 -Feb r. 1861
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81. 35 80, s, 40, 6e. 80. 80. 46, 23, 70, z. "a.
Circulars sent free or charge. By addressing
MURRAY. EDDY 4 90.
00vington Ky
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Movements Or che Uaion Armies-AEsp OF
tho Fieid or the Rsbeiiion-News from
Europe. &c.. &c.
The mail steamship Ocean Queen, Capt. Tinklepaugh,
will leave this port to-day, at noo6l for Aspinwall
Tho mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close at haltpast ten O'Clock this morning.
The NKw YoRK HERALD-Editon for the Paci6c-wil
be Published at halpas nine O'Clock this morning. and
will contain the latest from the Armies operating in
Virginia. North Carolina Tennessee louisiana Texas &C.
Map showing tho Field Of the Rebellion the latest News
from Europe and all other OF the past ten days
Of interest or importance.
Single copies, in Wrappers ready for mailing six cents
The New York herald., 1864-02-13

White Virgin Wax OF Antikies.-A New
French cosmetic for beautying whitening nd preserving
the compressor making soft fair delicate smooth and
transparent curing chapped hands ips pimplns &C War
ranted Remember Is composed OF virgin and
cannot lnluIe the skin Manufacturcd only BY HUNT
CO.. l55 south seventh street Philadelphia Sold At Cod
dingtons 7l5 Broadway New YORK; Crozeaus y7 Bal
street and fennsylvana avenue, Washington O.. aud
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We under particular obligations TO Purser Thomaa
KMsnus Of the steamship Fulton. for from Charles
! ton, &c,
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register.
next day shout noon on Poplar Island and remained liz.
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With q corn wss ashore 10 Bay IiSss&
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Brig Neponse., Tracy from Boston for Mansaus - Z
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Belize Hon Jan 70 "a Por, .cnr GoysrnSs sr fsw dsEs
Joseph derey was st in the harbo in charge Of the
sisRl1rar Jan ie-sld bark 81 AndrcwA Harrinssoa
Tcm s%Syrps Z, bSsHn Orlando smmoo. from. x...o. ia
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Omcfnf Drawings OF the Library AssO-
citation company's Lottery Of Kentueky ,..
Is. 50, rs, So, 46. 81, 38, 60, so, 65, 9, 66.
GLASS 570-Feb. IL 1854 -
IS, S3, 65. 10, AZ, G. l3, "a, 46, GO, 81, 66, ..
FRANCE ELLIS Co.. Managers coviagtou. KY
The New York herald., 1864-02-13

ROYAL Havana Lottery.-Thtrty per
cent premium paid for prizes Information furnished
and Siyer TAYLOR a Co. Bankers,
l6 Wall street. N. r
The New York herald., 1864-02-13

Lottery Tickets Cashed In All Legal
fzed lotteries. Information given. ..
JOSEPH BATES, II Wall street. Broker. room No. l.