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The weekly union record., 1864-09-24

JuDGE GLNER. late Police Judge Of Sacra-
mento, an old Douglas Democrat and until
recently oiassed with the Copperheads, has
repudiated Little Mac. and on Tuesday night,
at Union meeting in hat city, made speech
in which be said
The Copperboads said it would make no
difference about their platform; that Mcclellan,
when elected, would be President and act for
himself. 1t was not SO. NallaDdigham, Fer.
nAndo Wood and Ben Wood would gather
around him and control him. and those fellows
would rob church. let sloae robhing the
treasury The question before them was
whether they were to have a country or not
whether they were TO have lasting peace or
perpetual war. Every man should cast his
vote uuderstandingly. and see to it that it was
cast for the Union and for the old flag. When
be met men every day cheering at he news Of
our reverses, aDd looking dark al our victories,
and when be reflected that his oaly son wss
lighting in the armies OF the Unioo. it wss
enough to make bis blood run cold. and be
could have DO fellowship with such traitors.
The speaker closed with an earnest exhortstion
to all to do their whole duty 10 the coming
election.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sheriff S Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
AD Issued out OF the District Court es the Second
Jldicisl District in and for the County OF Butte
and State Of California. under the seal thereof to
ne 6ireced AMI delivered. commanding ne TO
make the sum Of i've hundred dollars in gold coin
q the United States. with interes, thereon al the
rate Of two per cent per month in goid coin Q; the
United States. from Jalv sth. 1858 until paid also
fo- ihe sum Of twenty-niae and lS-l09 dollars costs
a suit. sso al 2ccrulng costs. wherein George
FaRlkner, doing Business under the name aud Style
q Faulkner Co, Is plaintiff, and the 0royille Gas
1shi Company Is defendant. / have levied upon
and VII expose 81 pnbhe sale. - the hisheS; bidder
for cash n go5 coin Of the United States. i. the
Court House do1y IN SSi6 oouutv.
ON MONDAY. The nth DAY OF OCTOBER.
4. D.. 1864 AZ O'Clock ?. NJ. OF said day, all the
night, title ana Interest Of the above named defend
sut in and 10 the following described property TO
Wit: Al that certain piece or parcel Of la2d siJas-
ted IN the town o. Orovilie, County CT Butte and
State OF California. being part Of 10; Ne. ., sll Of
lot No 10. and part ot lot No H. in block No. l9
commencing - feet from the corner Of Montgomery
and powner streets snd running on Montgomery
street lS5 feet BY l52 feet back 10 Miners alleT,
known IS the Orleans Hotel property together with
the Gas House, holder pipes through the streets
and all other sppurtenances used in manufacturing
saS hy the OToyille Gas Lish; Company.
+. ". DAY.
Sheriff Of B2tte County
Ry +. .JoNgS. Under Sheriff.
Orovil.e. Sept. -. 1854 4w-a47
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The Rebel Nominee.

The nomination Of Mcclellan is one Of those
master strokes of policy so often resorted to by
the engineer corps whose duty it is to run the
democratic machine according TO rebel dicta-
tion, and hunt up victims willing to PROSTATE
themselves before the wheels of their idolatrous
Juggernaut, and who, as a rebel officer at
Nashville said of Gen. Buell., will give the
rebels the "comlfo,t" of knowing that they "can
leave their homes and have their slave property
protected even more vigilantly than they could
do il themselves
Macs mastery generalship as shown in
running quickly back from Manassas to the
Potomac, after starting the rebels toward
Richmond, together with pushing 1.-THE enemy
to the WALL up the Y ork peninsula and through
the swamps of the Chickahominy to Harrison s
Landing, thence back by water to the deiences
of the Potomac, was rather a conspicuous part
of that game which was to exhaust the armies
without decided advantage either way, and
compromise pith traitors, SAVING TO THEM TIE
INSTITUTION.
His acceptance of that nomination is %
doubt intended by him as one of the future
acts" eutlling him TO the honor Of accepting
that sword presented to him BY the Mayor and
Council Of the city Of Philadelphia.
To read his speech of the 18th June last
and follow it with the Chicago platform and
his nomination, couspicuously Illustrated by his
letter Of acceptance, betrays something worse
than childish weakness on bis part, and gives
strong color to the presumption that Littul.
mac is not sound on the Union goose" II
any one supposes he is that Immaculate patriot
his worshipers would have US believe him to be-
let them turn to the sixteenth page of the
Southern History of the War, and read the
marginal note which says Mcclellan offered his
services TO the rebels when the war began, and
asked TO command division. II is also there
stated that there are DOCUMENTS which pu,
this question beyond dispute" Would be DO,
be pretty specimen to place in the Presiden-
tial chair to take 80 oath to preserve the
Union and execute the laws thereof
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Letter rom John Conness.

The Chairman of the Union State Central
Committee having written to Senator Couness,
appriSiDg him Of the general desire of the peo-
pie Of the State TO hear him on the current
political issues Of the day, Mr. Couness replies
as follows:
GEoRGkrows' Cal. Sept. 10th
DEAR SIR: our esteemed favor Of the l2th
Is before NE. informing me hat The State
Central Committee OF the Uaiou Party is il
the continued receipt Of letters from various
parts Of the State, all expressing an urgent
desire 10 bear you lule) on the current political
issues Of the day, IL behalf Of the National and
State nominees Of the Union Party"
You further say your object is to ascertain
whether | can comply with the demands thus
made.
], also. an in constant recsip, of letters
both from our owu State and Nevada Territory.
containing similar requests. and propose reply
ing 10 all in this short letter to you, which l
trust you VII make pablic.
Il is not necessary for me to state now that
feel the deepest Interest in the approaching
contest. With some opportunities for forming
i correct judgment, declare it to be nv con
viction aud belief that the issue Of a united or
a divided country, with all the blessings Of the
one, and all the horrors Of the other, are in
volved. | believe that the election of NJ.
Lincoln will secure the former, and that the
election Of George B. Mcclellan will result in
the latter; Union. Freedom. Liberty and Ma
tional glory on the oue hand Disunion. con-
tiuued war, Slavery and wretchedness make
the dreadful abyss OF the other
have no fears for the result in this State.
The value of peace and Union is too wsl known
to the patriotic hearts Of our people for them
to ialter now. The people are too courageous
TO take backward step. The name of Cali
fornia stands too high she cannot afford 10
lower her crest, to let the ensign down.
Although | feel thus confident, l would
gladly meet the people the month that am to
remain here, did my health permit; but such
is not the case. Even now | suffer daily and
need rest and recnperation during the short
time have to remain here. 1t is my purpose
if can. and if believe can do any good by
it, to speak once before | leave. l entreat
every friend Of mine, and all who have conf
dence in my counsel, 10 give al effective support
to our National and State nominees, as the
pest service they can DOW render to mankind.
Your obedient servant and fellow citizen,
JOHN CONNESS.
\. j. BRYANT. Chm Union 5. Central Com.
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yssHE TRIBUNAL CALLED THE NEIDER
Z GERICHT, al Hamburg, in accordance with
the request Of Mathilde Etheredge. born Brumme,
divorced wife Of P. W. Drenckhahn cum curatore
maIito Edward Elheridge. has allowed proclama
to be issued 10 the following purpose
That all persons or parties who contradict the
dissolution of what is called the matrimonial COM
munity Of property (eheliche Ciutergemeinschaft)
hitherto established between the plaintiff and her
former usband Peter Wilhelm Drenckhahn-a dis
solution which has taken place in consequen of
the plaintiff having been totally divorced from the
said Peter Wilhelm Drenckhahn by sentence Of
the District Court Of Oroviiie, dated 18th January
l5jS-or who mean to have any claims. be they Of
whatsFer sort or manner, against the plaintiff, aris
ing from the matrimonial community Of property
hitherto established between the plaintiff and the
said Peter Wilhelm Drenckhahn, shal! be bound a /
held, foreigners by the means OF representative
orderly legalized and d0niciated at Hamburg) to
raise aud eventually justify such claims and contra
dictons hrore this tribunal before the 18th Of Jan
uary l5b5, this date being the sole and peremtorcal
terminus and that they shall do by penalty that
they shall never more be admitted with any such
claims or contradictions.
IN ddem RCLAC. Act1ar.
Hamburg July Is, 1854. iw:no47
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4. j. BRYANT, Chm Union 5. Central Com

To THE UNION NorERs OF THE STATE
Rooms of the Union State Central Committee,
San Francisco, Sept. Ith, ls64.-As one Of
the proprietors Of the Evening Bulletin, in two
letters from New York published in this eve
ning's issue of that paper, has made certain
statements and intimations, the effect Of which,
il allowed to remain uncontroverted, might be
to discourage the friends of the Government, |
have been instructed by the State Central
Committee to say. upon the authority of a
gentleman of high standing in this State, who
returned from Washington by the last steamer,
that it is not true, as is inlimated in one OF the
letters referred 10, that any proposition for an
armiStice of the land forces now engaged IN
bostliiies is likely to be entertained by the
President and that It is untrue and preposter-
ously absurd that the letter of MIR. Lincoln,
dated July 18Th, 1864, and addressed 10 all
whom it may concern is as is stated in the
said letters. deemed by Uuion men as in any
wise likely to peril his re election. 10 this
connection, | take the liberty to call the aften
tion of the Union men of the State TO the fact
that the recent glorious victories in Maine and
Vermont were achieved some time after the
publication of the letter of Mr.. Lincoln 10
all whom it may concern"
By order of the Executive Committee.
\. j. BRI ANT, Chairman.
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COnstable'S Sale.

DI VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF EXECUTION,
Sis>aei ont of The Justices Court Of Wyando;te
Township, &C Oscooi, J. P..) Bate County Cali
iorlia. 10 me directed and delivered. commanding
ne 10 make the sum o; one hundred and nineteen
and so 100 dollars Judgment, together with FIVE and
. leo dollars costs Of suit and all acorang costs
wherein W y. Bliss is plaintiff. and Myers Mining
Company is defendant. ! have levied upon and will
expose At public sale 70 the higheS. bidder for cash
at ihe Exchange Hotel, in Wyandotte IN the State
and county aforesaid, Saturday the fifteenth dSy
OF October A. .. lS64 at one oclocS P. NJ. of said
day. all the right. title and interest OF the abov
named defendant in and To the following described
property u Wit: One copper mining claim known
the Myers Mining COmpanys claim situated in
Wy4ndottc Mining District. Butte County Califor
MA, and being composed Of the original Myers Min
ing Company claim OF twenty shares Of two hun
dred feet each, and the Favorte Copper Mining
Co claim Of ten shares Of two hundred feet each
the former recorded in said Mining District May
26th S63. and the latter recorded June 2oth. lS6S
consolidated and incorporated under the name OF
the Myers Mining Company August 29h ls6S, and
now known Is the Myers Mining Company claim
containing six thousand feet in length, together
with all the machinery and tools aud appurtenan-
ces thereunto belonging or in anywise thereto ap
pertaining. DANIEL Comfy.
Constable Wvandotte Township.
Nyaudotte, SepI. 24th, lS6i. Sw41
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Il would rather vote for niger who would
conform to my principles, than support Abe
Liucoln.'- Col. HATCH.
Would YOU call that "nigger on the brain,
Mr.. Democrats? The sentence was spoken by
your leader. Col. Hatch, at the Democratic
Peaee.aud War Party Mcclellan Rat idcation
meeting, 10 Oroyiile. on Saturday evening last.
The Col has the reputation of being a
High Old Secesh, and one Of the mos; bril-
liant and popular orators among the Youn 8
Napoleon Democracy Of Northern California.
lie was formerly resident Of Mississippi-the
Home Of JEFF Davis; and Of course be would
rather vote for a Southern Niger, than he
would for white Northern Rail splitter. OF
such is the Democracy Of the present day
composed That the Col" is LOYAL 10 the
Coniederaey, no Que doubts, as he was careful
not 10 ulsr a word Of denunciation against
Jef Davis & 60, aud his reasonable rebel
lion, ue,ther did he deuounee the thief Floyd,
nor the rebels Tor iriug upon Government of-
Ger, Mai. Anjersoa, and his noble patriot-sol-
ders at kori Samp'tE-noT against the acts
OF repGj4Gon Of millions Of dollars the South
erp agistocraoy owed 10 the Northern white
trash" Q, 20, !, would be snti-Democrs,ic
these days o deuoaace such acts Of the rebel
hoas slave arisiocracy OF the South. Lincoln
and his administration, the soldiers and their
supporters, receive the abuse Of these high
toned chivalry, for dghtipg to suppress the re-
bellion, and maintain The Union Of all tbs
States
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COnstable'S Sale.

EpY VIRTUE OF \ WRIT OF EXECUTION
E , issued out of the Justices Court OF q OsEo0d
J P. for Wyardatte Township, Butte County, Cal
ifornia, 70 me directed and delivered, commanding
me u make the sum of one hundred and twenty
one and o0l00 dollars Judgment together with
four and 15l00 dollars cost OF suit. and all accrCinE
costs wherein ". Y. Bliss is plaintiff. and Live
Oak Gold, Silver and Copper Mining Company is
defendant have levied upon and viii expose At
pubic sale, to the highest bidder for cash, at the
Exchange Hotel in Wyaudotte, on Saturday the
fifteenth day OF October A. D. lS6i. at one O'Clock
P. NJ. of said day all the right. title and interest Of
the above named defendant in and 10 the follow
ing described property. TO wit: One copper mining
claim known as the Live Oak Gold, Silver and Cop
per Mining Companys claim, situated in Wyail-
dotte Mining District, Butte County, California
and being composed OF the original Live Oak claim
Of ten shares of two hunLred feet each, located Nav
9th. 1858, and the first southern extension located
July 18th. and recorded in said Mining District May
llth and July 3lst. 1865. and WAS consolidated and
incorporated under the name OF the Live Oak Gold
Silver and Copper Mining Company August Sth,
\. u. lsGS and i now known as the property and
claim Of said company containing four thousand
ioet in length, together with all the machinery
mining and backsmithing tools, bniidings, lumber
and appurteuaEces therennto belonging or in any
wise thereunto appertaining.
DANIEL Comfy.
Constable OF Wyandotte Township.
Wyandotte. Sept 24th, 1854.
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And in accordance with law and an order OF the
Board Of Trustees. made Monday. August p, 1854,
so many shares Of each parce, OF said stock may
be necessary VIII be sold al the Office OF the conpa
ny al La Porte Sierra County. On Saturday, the cth
day Of October 1854 at O'Clock P. NJ, to pay said
delinquent asSessmen thereon, together with costs
Of advertising ana expenses OF sale.
FRED. HOWARD. Secy.
Office of Butte Gold and Silver Mining Company
st La Porte. Sierra County, State Of California.
Ia Porte. Sept. 20, 1854.
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THs California Express appears to "sFipe"
over the failure Of the Democratic" meeting
recently held IN this place. That's only in
dicaiive of the status OF your party in this
couu;y. Wait till ,he evening Of the eighth Of
November, and you'll not be surprised at The
great Democratic failure" pei.ts, should
ZOE "Ecrr7" stc1. chsers
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FAILCRE.-A Mcclellan ratification meeting
was announced TO CONS of at Nicolaus, Sutter
county, last week. A correspondent of the
Appeal says the speakers announced failed to
come TO time, and the thing proved failure
One Of the McQuaids made speech on bed
bugs and tee jam, which sfliciions sre subjects
most familiar TO CoppeFbeads, We suppose
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Two fine Billiard Tables

A fue Reading Room is also attached 10 this
House. constantly supplied with the latest dailies
and periodicals.
Nv old friends and customers arc most respect
flllv invited 10 continue their patronage.
ROBERT OLIVER, Proprietor.
Oroville, Sept. q, 1851. nl1
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CEAYGING.-We have recently heard of
several conversions" to the Union cause, from
the ranks Of the Democracy, in this county
Qu'ney Union.
1t is not strange. Consistent men cannot
comprehend how war man can run upon q
peace platform, aDd begin to realize that Little
Nae is secsssionist il very Himsy disguise
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Butte Gold and Silver Mining
COMPANY.

saUTTE COUNTY, STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
Ee Notice There is delinquent upon the fol
lowing described stock, on account Of assessment
levied on the 23d day of August, 1854, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders a. follows:
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COnStable'S Sale.

EHY VIRTUE OF A WRIT or EXECUTION
- issued out Of the Court OF NJ. II. Wells, jas
tice of the Peace in and for COnc1w Township,
Butte County, California, to me directed and deliy-
cred commanding NE to make the sum OF sixty
and nineteen one hundFedth dollars 900 l9-l00)
judgment and the further sum Of forty and
twenty one hundredth dollars (S47 20 1907 cost Of
suit. and all accruing costs thereon, wherein
Scheuch & Refs, OF Spanishtown, are plaintiffs, and
A W. Trotter is defendant. l have levied upon and
will expose at public sale to the highest bidder for
ca-h. in gold and silver coin, at Justice NJ. II.
Wells Office al Yankee Hill ConCow Township,
said County and State on Saturday the 18th day Of
October, 4. b. 1864, at two o'clock ?. NJ. Of said
day all the right. title and interest of said \. ".
Troter in and to the following described property
to wit: The one-fourth 90 interest in a certain
mining claim situated in Concow Valley, Butte
County, California, sald claim being known as the
Trotter, Smith, Eagans Il Brothels claim together
with all the necessary tools and sluice boxes per-
tanning to the said interest. or in any way apper
tanning thereto. JOEL WILSON,
Special Constable Concow Township, Battle Co.,
California.
Yankee Hill Sept. ?ith, 1864.
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1HE CoNAScHs Government vessel
for the defense of our coast is in rapid course
Of construction. Her iron hull is 10 good order
and is being painted. The side armer IS being
Pit CT snd The hpse propeller screT il poaiiien.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-24

NEW DIeGIyGs.-It is reported that rich
aOd extensive placer mines have been found
between the North Fork Of Feather river ard
Granite Basin, Plumas county
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United States Hotel,
EVANSVILLE.

E1HIS OLD STABLISHED HOTEL IS NOT
IL in charge Of its original proprietor and will
be kept as a First Glass House. An Omnibus viii
be on hand to convey passengers from the depot 70
the hotel free Of charge. Stages leave this houss
for all parts Of the State. The patronage Of tie
travelling public "a respectfully solicited
lys5 u. G. sICEES, Prorris.or
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COnstable's Sale.

ESY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION
. issued out of the Court OF NJ. H. Wells JUS
tice Of the Peace in and for Concow Township
Butte County. California, 10 me directed and del!y
cred, commanding me TO make the sum of one hun
dred and twenty-five and siXtytwo one hundredths
dollars (Sl25 G2l00) Judgment, and the further
sum of forty seven and twenty one hundredth dol
lars (S47 20l00) cost of suit and all accrung costs
thereon wherein Scheueh & Refs OF Spanishtown,
are plaintiffs, and James Smith is defendant, have
levied upon and viii expose at public sale, to the
highest bidder for gold and silver coin. at Justice
NJ. H. Wells Office, at Yankee Hill, Concow Town
ship, said County and State, Saturday the fl
teenth day Of October. 4. D. 1861 at three clock
2. NJ. of said day all the right, title and interest OF
said James Smith in and TO the following described
property, to-wit The one fourth 90 interest in
certain mining claim situated in Concow Valley,
Butte County, Cal, said claim being known as the
Trotter Smith, Eagins & Brothers, together with
al the necessary tools and sluice boxes pertaining
TO the said interest or in any way appertaining
thereto. JOEL WILSON,
Special Constable Concow Township, Butte Co.,
California.
Yankee Hill, Sept. 2ith 1854.
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GAISISe.-The Crescent Company at Indian
Valley. says the Quincy Union, cleaned up over
= 600 fo- las. weeks ,1r Of s7s ie7s.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
UNION HEADQUARTERS,
OR I-TLLE.

YGNITIS HOUSE Is WELL ARRANGED. BEING
q provided with pleasant rooms well yentilat-
ed aG1rding pleasant home for families and tran
sent and permanent boarders. No pains nor ex
pense will be spared to administer to the comfort
of those who may favor the House with their
patronage.
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THE NEW CHIEF JUSTICE.

We understand that the President yesterday
nominated the Hon. SALMON p CHASE, of Ohio,
as Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court of the
United States, to fill the vacancy created by the
death of Chief Justice fancy. The nomination
was, we learn, Immediately and unanimously con-
frmed by the Senate
The eminent qualifications which Mr. Chase
brings to this exalted position will be recognised
by all citizens, without distinction of party, among
whom purity of private character in combination
with distinguished Intellectual endowments are
held in homer. The fifth in the line Of the Chief
Justices, he will, we may be sure, worthily sus-
tain the high traditions handed down by his illus
trious predecessors on the bench of our American
Themis
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REBEL REPORTS FROM GEN. SHERMAN

The Savannah Republican Of Thursday the lat instant
says:
" The whereabouts of Shermsn's main body has besn
satisfactorily ascertaned, and his yesterday
indicated any thing but decision of purpose to bis des
tnAtOn Without entering into particulars, we would
simply say that the signs that many people who have
been unduy alarmed at the idea Of his taking them in hs
line Of march will be agreeaby disappointed. Important
movements foot to meet HIM wherever he may 20
bat these will be developed at the proper time General
Wheeler manages Fitzpatrick with all ease and with less
force has whipped and driven him in every engagement
He has taken stand Of colors which evidence Of tho
vgor with which he has pressed him"
Richmond papers Of Monday contain the following lm
portant paragraph:
"OfciA information received here yesterday that
the column of Shermans army which had been operating
10 the neghborbood OF Macon has disappeared it s be-
Geved to join the main army Millen Information
received from official and other seems Indicate
that Shermans objective point is Dsren near the mouth
Of the Altamsha river, fifty miles south Of Savannah