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The weekly union record., 1864-11-19
Superior Copper Mining Co.,

ETNION MINING DISTRICT. PLUMAS CO..
a California. OGicc-Chico Butte County.
California. Notice is hereby given. that at meet
ing ot the Board of Trustees OF said Company.
held on the 18th day of October. 1854. an asses
ment No. was levied, OF seyenty-hve gents per
mare, on the Capital Stock Of the Company pay
able in United States Gold Coin 10 the Sel retary
L. IL Alien, al the oilice OF the Company t.
Aaron johnson, 625 Clay street, san Franci-cp.
Any stock upon which asses nents shal. remain
unpaid on the ls day OF November iS6t shall he adj
vtrlised on that day delinquent and unless ray-
ment shall be made before, VIII be s,ld on the 9th
day OF December lSGf, TO pay the Delinquent a.-
sessmeuts together with the costs Of aGy ye1t.siug
and expenses Of sale.
r. II. ALLEN Secretary.
Chico, Bate County, California.
By an order OF the Board Of Trustee. of tie -,-
perior Copper Mining Company, du.y mal- aui
entered tins lith day Of November. ls5l the time
Of publication OF delinquent list OF the above a,-
sessmcnt No. t. has been postponed to the 10Th day
Of November, aad the Time Of sale to the 2th
day OF December 1854.
L. H. ALIEN Secretary.
OfiCe-C ChirO, Butte County California.
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SheriH'S Sale.

NpY VIRTUE OF \ WRIT OP ENECUTION
> issued out of the CouDivaCouri in ana fer the
County OF Butte and State OF California % me di-
rected Sn d delivered, commanding me u make the
sum ot nluejy.tAree and 15l00 1893 .15l dollars.
with Interest, At the nate ot ten per cent per an
NUN until paid; together with one hundred >fN
and GO 100 ISleo seq dollars and fifteen and 75.l0l
lSl5,Ijl dollars accrlinc cost and au accrainr
costs wherein RiLyS Lane is Plaintiff. and 7. NJ.
Turner : Defendant. I have levied upon. aad
will expose n Puhc Sale 70 the hiehe>; bidder
for cash. Al the Court HogSe door in said County on
MONDAY THE l4th or NOVEMBER. A. D..
lSG4, al : O'Clock ?. NJ of said day. al the right.
title and interest OF the above named Defendant
IN and 10 the following described property or Real
Estate described as follows. One hundred and
sixty acres OF land situated in Chico Township.
County of Bate aud state Of California and
bounded on the East by nihhlc> iaud; on the West
by SuttonS land on the North hy Cchns land and
on the South by Pratts Grant.
r ". DAY.
Sheriff Of Bate Couutv.
BY B. F.JoNES, Under Sheriff.
Or0vi,le. Oct. y. 1864. 4w-n5i
The above sale is postponed to the 9Th day Of
December, lSG4. F.W.FAY.
Sheriff Of Butte County.
BY h. F. JONES. Under Sheriff.
Oraviiie, Nov. -, l>6i.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19

IRRIGArIoS.-Msny of the farmers of Colusa
county have resolved to irrigate large tracts Of
their land. the water to be brought from the
Sycamore slough, derived from the Sacramento
river. This will; to a great extent, render
them independent Of drought.
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GREAT CoPPERHEAD NIcroRY.-The Cop
perheadS have won one victory 10 this State.
They managed to elect one of the Road Super
visors in Placer county. 1t is presumed the
San Francisco Broom Rangers viii parade in
consequence, though we have not noticed that
the Express has crowcd any about It,
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CAMP DorGLAs.-Ihe vote of that portion
Of the Third California Infantry stationed at
Camp Douglas was as follows: Lincoln 2S2.
Mcclellan ). Companies l. and NJ, Second
California Cavalry, cast l3S votes for Lincoln
-Done for Mcclellan. Verify, the Mack eral
Brigade among California soldiers wouldnt
make a corporals guard.
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Too BAD.-Some six good Democrats, who
had been striking for an election precinct sll
day, arrived at Ashton just as the polls were
closed and the counting commenced.-Colusa
Sun.
Striking for an election precinct all day.
eh! They must have taken al overdose of the
spirit of Democracy"
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19

LAUNCH or THE CAMANcHE-T iron clad
Camanche was successfully launched, at San
Francisco, on Monday last. The Monitor is
now at wharf, says telegram, and does not
leak a drop. After the launch, splendid
collation. was served to four hundred guests 10
the machine shop, by Leland Of the Occidental
Speeches were made by Douahue, Ryan, Burns
and Others. During the launch, John T.
Buckley, formerly member of the State Senate,
was so badly injured by bis leg getting caught
in hawser, that the limb was amputated.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Butte Gold and Silver Mining
Company.

III oCATloN OF NINE NEAR HONCCT CITY.
H Bate CoGn1y State Of CaiiiorIis- Notice.-
lneTe are delinquent. upon the following described
stocS, On account Of Assessment No. 5. levied on
tue sFa dSy of October. 1854 and Assessment
No. levied upon the 22d day Of August. \ n
i>o+ the Ssve-Al amounts sci opposite the names
OF The respective shareholders. a fellows:
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THE miners in all sections of the county, says
the Siskiyou Journal are making great pre-
paratious for Winter. Huge piles of drift dirt
await the coming Of water, and the miDers are
continuing to heap up the pay dirt.
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A PARTY Of the disciples Of Nimrod had 8
hunt recently in the hills OF Meudocino county.
They killed twenty deer, two hundred squirrels
and sixty Eve dozen quail There were only
four in The party, who were ou, 6f,eeu DAYS.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19

PLUNAs CoUNTY.-We fCd the following
items in the Quincy Union of the 18th instant
More QUARTA-The owners Of the Drury
quartz ledge, near Greenville. have sunk shaft
upon their ledge to the depth of seventy feet
aud find that the quartz prospects better the
deeper they go. They are now taking out
rock which compares favorably with the quartz
taken from the Mcclellan ledge. and will pay
as high as S2,500 to the ton. The Right
Stripe ledge is also being worked, and prospects
we'll Some of the quartz taken from this ledge
is now being crushed in the Lone Star mill
DrTcu HilL-Cummings & Co took out
$500 for last weeks work. They found one
piece of pure gold which weighed l72. ounces,
and several other "chuaks" weighing from one
to four ounces. Julius & Co, 5 claim is paying
about one ounce per day to the hand The
dirt is "toted" in hand cart one quarter of a
mile, aud then washed in "rocker"
QuARTz-One day last week, Bdwel K
Co.'S mill III stamps), at Greenville cleaned
up one hundred and ninety ounces of gold, for
run Of thirty-six hours. The rock crushed
was taken from the Mcclellan ledge
REpUCIXG THE DEBr.-At the next monthly
settlement, County Scrip will be redeemed up
10 within ten months after its issue. The
County debt will be about Sl5 600 being a
reduction of $4,000 in sixteen months.
SNgIr1xG WoRKs.-We understand that the
Genessee Copper Smelling Works will com.
meuce smelling ere sOn.e day next week.
SIxHUNDRED AND FIFTY ONE Foreign Mining
Licenses were sold in this county, last month.
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AFPRoFRIArE.-Thel late headquarters OF the
Mcclellan Broom Rangers, in San Francisco,
has been converted into 8 coffin shop.
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GooD.-Thc President has appointed Phil
Sheridan Major General in the regular army,
to fll the vacancy occasiouod by the resigna-
tion of the late Copperhead candidate for
President, Mcclellan.
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Cops PLEASE SISG.-"How tedious and
tss'eleSs the hours Office 10 longer we
see liz prospect).
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TrRANSY.-The rebel Congress is discussing
the passage of law confscating the property
Of all citizens who refuse to join the army.
What have Copperheads to say about rebel
tyranny?
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Humanitys Call : The United States
Sanitary Commission.

Mr.. ;. T. Dedson, agen: for this great work
OF humanity, vii address The citizens st the
following named places and times:
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The young ladies Of Ssn Francisco are
taking measures to procure library for the
couvicts at Ssu Quentin.
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CAL. ExPRESs.-A Street in which there is
but little travel now-a-days.-Qusncy Union
Great tTauall We should say.
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Hon. JOIN ?. BUcKLEY, whose foot was
crushed during the launching Of the Camauche,
died, on the 17th, from the effects of eryspelas,
which set in after amputation
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19

On Monday of last week, Stephen Gslbraith
of Horsetown, Shasta county, accidentally shot
aud killed himself while out quail hunting.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19

McClellan's career has been short, sweet
and ridiculous He can set down and conut
his fingers-reckon whether he smashed the so
called Democratic party, or it mashed him
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19

AN association Of spiritualisis has been
organized in San Jose under the name of
Friends OF Progress"
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19
Lincoln s Majority

So far as heard from, in this State-l9.442.
Litilemac has carried N4M f4HSHA,-he 5
got the qluss
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19

The author of The Ruined Cities of
Africa says that 10 Lambs, an African village,
there Is leopard which cen speak
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LIST or LETTERS

ND EMAIMING UNCLAIMED IN THE P0ST
EA Oiice at Oroyille, Butte County, California
November 10, 1861. To obtain any of these letters
the applicant must call for advertised letters. .
give the date Of this hs; and pay one cent for al
vertlsing. If not called for within one month
they viii be sent to the Dead Letter Ohice.
Alexander Jackson H
Bartholomew Miss J Jones John
Bradford J H King Th0S.
Brown Caleb Lancaster Geo
Buck Capt John Leavitt A
Carre Andrew Lewis Wm
Colver - McCawiey VIM
Cory j McGough Pat
Courtwright Wm Nichols Thos
Crum Jas Nicholson Mrs c. ,
Currrn VI II Ogier John II
Farrall John, Robinson Wm
Fisher z Ruckel Geo l.
Ford } B. Snyder VIM
Forkuer Slml Soule Mrs J
Freeman + y Stcely Jas Il
Hallam J J Tilbury rhos
Hendricks Wm c Nenabe II {
FOREIGN LETTERS.
Danielson John Peterson Peter
johnson rboS Surgeusen Hans
Ober,aefer I II
J. C. DOWNER, 7. NJ.
by II. 4. nOwNER, Asst 2. NJ.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19

The Masonic fraternity of the State OF
Nevada are agitatIrg the propriety Of estab-
fishing Grond Lodge of the Order
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19

ALL WRoSG.-The first announcement Of
the capture Of the rebel pirate Florida appears
to have been all wrong, except as to the fact
of the capture. She was captured by the
Wachusetf, not Massachusetts,, and in Bahia
Brazil, instead Of Boil Bay, San Salvador
The Wachusett cut her out from among a
Brazilian fleet, and served her right, too Bee
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19

SNow.-The mountains have put on their
Winter habilime1ts Of saow.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19
W ATS
NERVOUS ANTIDOTE =
The Greatest Medical Discovery
or THE AGTi

CERTAiS ANp srssnY ccar yoR ALL xFrvors
AFFECTIONS
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Watches,
CLOCKS, & JEWELRY
SELLING AT COST Fol: THIRTY DAYS.
BY GEO. E. SMITH.

n Call in and Examine the Goods and p
EiI Prices, and judge for yourselves. .Ey3l
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Opposition. Steamer Day
o ! I II B Z r l 4

NFE-. Opposition to New York via Nicaragua
carrTIns The United State. Nail
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19

FEE0 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. CONES
H this document greeting-that am dispo~ed
to sell, AND WILL SELL, any portion or all of
my stock OF
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'EEsE Es,aN a,aTgesNS OF 1NlVER
SAL CONFIDENCE.
FAILURES UNKNOWN.

There are discoveries and inventions which
never reach beyond certain locality-thcrc
are others which pcrvadc the world. To the
latter class belong the world accepted rene
dies of Professor Holloway. In these colo
MES universal and implicit confidence is
placed in Them Nearly every vessel that ar
rivcs from Liverpool or London brings con-
Segment of IIolloway's Pills and Ointment.
and vet the demand from the interior is so
large and incessant that the stock is general
" short in our seaboard cities. Larsc guam
titles arc purchased and sent out for the cx-
press purpose of being pcddlcd through the
mining districts, and enormous profits arc re-
allied in this way. The digger who does not
desire to be victimized by the travelling ex-
tortionists who speculate in these safeguards
of human life, should provide himself with an
ample supply from the accredited agents of
Professor Holloway, before starting for the
interior. 1t is not of course the wish of the
distinguished inventor that his medicines
should he made medium for cxtortion, and
he would willingly waive the compliment
paid to their efficacy in the cXaction OF exor-
bitant prices. HIS object is to place them
within the reach of every human being, and
not to nave tnclr ulHuSioh ''"'tS" ~ ''S W.
pidi'y of spectators. But after mading a sale
at regular rates he caunot control the prices
at which the remedies should be sold in the
colonial market They are known to be the
most profitable venture which can be shipped
for Australasia, and hence he is continually
receiving orders of from IL 900 upwards. with
a view to speculation in Australia and Van
Dcman's Lana.
Scorbu'ic complaints and cruptions are
among the most common diseases at the dig
cincs. sal, food and the lack of Vegetable
diet are the prolific sources OF scurvy and all
the affections Of the skin, the fcshy fibre and
the glands included und'-r the general head of
scorbu;ic disorders. Hire then is wide
field Tor the OPERATION of professor liolloways
worli-rnawned remedies. Ii th.rc is one
clt-. of rem dis in which they have achieved
graf. r ,fiumphs than another it is this The
superficial evidenccs If disease are removed
by the Ointment. while the z nile aPcrieni
and disiufectiag op-ration Of tn Pills sum
rnarily relieves the system and the circulation
from every acrid AMI poisonous element cal
e.la,csl 70 feed the disorder. Thus th~se
two po'eu; remedies strike .; once ~ the
source and the symptoms 81 the complaint
and anaihilsie them This i not -GPlaes-
lion or amelIoTAiioa. b., er,'sisio.- Ii l. the
thorsu-hress as vel ~ certainty which with
uollowaT's rned.einss do th-,r work. which
stamps them a. the o1ly safe and inf4liible
eslgatiyss NV before the ~oril A.
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Special 3(oiiCts.
REDINGT0N e. CO.'S
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER

This valuable preparation containing in highly con-
ccntrated form all the properties Of the jamaica Ginger
has become Of the most popular domestic remedies,
for all diseases of the stomach and digestive organs
AS tonic it will be found invaluable to all persons
recovering from debility whether produced by fever
otherwise. for whilst it imparts to the system all the
glow and vigor that be produced by wine brandy,
it is entirely free from the rcaconay effects that follow
thc.,sc Of spirits Of any kind.
It's also an excellent remedy for females who suffer
from difficult reconstruction, giving almost immediate
relief the spasms that frequently accompany that
period.
1t gives immediate relief TO nausea, caused by riding
in a railroad car, by sickness other causes.
1t is also valuable external application for govt,
rhcumatsm neuralgia, etc.
Ask for Redington Co.'S Essence of jamaica Gin
ger, as none other is pure and reliable.
REDINGTON CO., Proprctors
4l6 and AS Front street,
San Francisco.
August 49, 1864 "
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Coughs and Colds.

The sudden changes Of our climate are sources of
Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatic Affections. Ex-
pcricncc having proved that simple remedies often act
speedily when taken in the carly stages of the disease,
recourse should ut be had to Browns Bronchial
Trochcs," Iozcnges let the Cold, Cough or Irrita
tom of the Throat be slight, by this precau-
tno more serious attack may be eiicctually wardcd
off. Public Speakers and Singers will find them ctIcc-
tual for clearing and strengthening the voice. Soldiers
should have thc they be carried in the pocket
and taken as occasion requires.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers,
Principal Office, iS Dey Street, NEW YORK.
PnIcE ONLY - rNrs PER BorriE
SpRINGFIirp, LII. juno I, Isl 9.
KEDINGTON 4 Co.,
Agent, fofsC afornia.
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ed, june IS, 1864.



Az ACT to am nd IN Act entitled "An Act
to enable the People Of Colorado to form
Constitution and State Government, and
for the Admission of such Safe into the
Union on an equal Footing with the orisi-
nal States"
BE it cnactcd By tie Senate AMI Uo3se
Of Representatives. of tie. United STATE
Of Imericd IN C0Rgress assembled. That
so much Of the fifth section of tn" act to which
this act is an amendment as provides by or
dnance for submitting the constitution to the
people of said State for their ratification or
rejection, at an election to be held on the
second Tuesday of October, be SO amended
as to read, on the second Tuesday in Sep
TENDER, and that the election, for the pur-
poses aforesaid, be held on that day, instead
of the second Tuesday in October
APPROVED, June IS, 1864.
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lPCDLIC-NO. 1871

An ACT extending the Tim for the Compile
ton of the Marquette and Ontonagan Rail-
road, Of the State of Michigan.
BE II caacted by Me Senate and House
of Representatives. Of tie UAHea States
or Amcrica an Congress assembled, That
til. time limited for the completion of the
Marquette aul Ontonagon railroad, of the
State of Michigan, be- and the same is hereby
extended for the term of five years beyond
the time fixed for its completion by the act
of Congress of June third, \. ID. eighteen
hundred and iif:y-Six, entitled "An act
making giant of alternate sections Of Tie
public lands to the State of Michigan t, aid
in the construction of certain rail o.ds in
said State, aud for other purposes: :" Prori-
dcd, That the State of Michigan shall have
the sane control over the said grant of lands
hereby extended for five years, for tho bcne-
fit of said railroad, which was given to said
state under said original act of Congress and
said State may prescribe the time within
which the several sections Of said road shall
be completed.
Approved, June IS, 1864.
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IprDrJC-NO. $50, |

AN ACT to authorize the Bailif of the Or
phans' Court, in the County OF Washington
and District of Columbia, to serve Pro-
ccsses issued by said Court and for other
Purposes.
BE it enacted by the Senate anil House
of Representatives. Of the United States
Of america in Congress assembled, That
the bailiff of the Orphans court, in the Coun-
ty of Washington, and District of Columbia,
or such person as may be deputed by the
register of wills in said county. shall have
authority to serve all processes issued by
said court, and shall be entitled to fee Of
fifty cents for serving citations, and a fee Of
one dollar for serving attachments and max
ing returns Of the same to the court. And
there shall be paid to the register of wills for
said county. for recording wills and other
instruments, fifteen cents per folio Of one
hundred words.
Approved, June %. 1864.
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,hau b,.stc it t.-caac 4 Law. IS pr--ca,.! 20
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i..on.. 20 tina; hrGse n With i bah h1V-
ori..a4:el. Who -All rat-r il- nb ton, a.;
large IN th~ir jossntl. and pEoc-,d - recon
slider H. Ii. af.-r such rccpn-id ra'1oI. two
thirds # that house >hal. -rcc & P1-> thc
bill. il hal b. ; ~. .o--ihrr with the OBJ
ice,ions to tn her Lous'. by which II s'ail
lkewi>.. he rec ,n> .,rrd; aud it approved by
two.;hirds o. ihl, house it shall become a
law Bat in all such eases the votes OF both
houses shall BE- determined by yeas and
navs, and the nllneS OF the PERSONS voting
for aud against The BIZ shall be- entered on
the Journal of each house respectively. Ii
an, bill shall no, b. returned 10y the govern
or within five days Sundays eXcep'cd) after
il shall have been presented to him. the
same shall be a law, in ike manner as if he
hal signed it, unless the legislative ASSEMBLY
by their adjournment prevent its return, in
which case it shall not bc II law.
APPROVED, June II, 1864.
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fPuDLIC-NO. 1901

Az ACT amrnlat,ry of an Act 10 amend an
Ac! entitled "An Ac. to promote the Pro.
grcss Of the Us-ful Arts" approved
March three, eighteen hundred and sixty
three.
Be Il enacted by he Senate and House
~ Representatives. II III, tAncd .>'Res
Of Ap,,rica ia Congrcs, assembled. That
any prs N having an in,ere-; in an invent n.
whether as the inventor or ass gnee f,r which
pat-ni was ordered n i>>ne upon the paw
men; Of the iaal ie- A. provided in section
three cf IN a, approved March three, eish-
teen hundred ed -ixtvtl,r,e. bu, who has
failed t. make payment Of the faal fee as
frovi1~d by saia act. shall have the right u
saak- the pIvm~nt - .aciI fee. and r,-c..ive
tn patent withheld oa arooun; OF the non
Pavmcn' o. aid e. pr',,il--d such payment
h. mad. within .ix rn~a'hs from III date II
the pa--s.~ o. thi- act Ps~l.@,i. Thst
np;h.ag h-s~in sLali =. 20 construed A. 10
ha4i r-~paEssbls in dana-~s any pcrSans who
have MANUFACTURED er used anv arirle or
thing iar which a paint. as Aforesaid. wa,
ordered o. b- is~u~i
Approved June -. is6i.
II Kilc-No les
A. ACT Ia relation 70 81. limitation Of &c.
;ion- ia certain ca~es
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To- If the light fingered individual who
stole an axe from our yard will call upon us
and return the property, we will inform him
where he can steal ancwcr and much sharper
one. If the thief is an aboriginc, we will in
crease the reward by copy of Bro. Watson's
Chinook Dictionary. People should have an
eye to their yaluabics. Petty thetts have be-
come quite common of late.
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