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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-04-15
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Swanton, April 2, 1864. low
The weekly union record., 1864-10-01
DIED.

In this town. sept. Esd, JosEPH. Oldest son of
}. and Anuie Collins. aged seven years, months
Ind % days
RestlesSly bis blue eye wandered
Der each one standing by,
Bat he sadly murmgred- Mother.
Come and see me ere I die,
O Mother. come. for am dying.
And NY heart throbs 50 with pain;
Come and bring sweet paps with you.
He VIII make NE well sgain.
'.W hat = world were this
How aaeadarab,s its weight--if they,
When Death hath s1ndsiei. dii net meet again
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Sheriff Sale.

ERY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION
EF issued out Of tie District Court Of the Second
Judicial District in and for the County OF Butte
and State OF California. under the seal thereof to
NE directed and delivered, commanding NE TO
make the sum OF I've hundred dollars in gold coin
OF the United States, with Interest thereon at the
rate Of two per cent Ter month in gold coin Of the
United States from July Sth. 1858 until paid also
for the Of twentY-nine and l5l00 dollars costs
OF suit, and all accruilr costs. wherein George
Faulkner. doing business under the name and style
Of Faulkner Co. Is plaintiff, aDd the Oroville Gas
Light Company Is defendant, have levied upon
and viii expose At pubhc sale. 70 the highest bidder
Ter cash N gold coin Of the United States. at the
Court House door in said county,
ON MONDAY. THE 24th DAY OF OCTOBER,
A. n. 1861, At O'Clock P. NJ, Of said day all the
right. title and interest OF the above named defend
ant in and 10 the following described property to
wit: All that certain piece or parcel OF land sitGa-
ted in the town Of Oroyille, County OF Butte and
State Of California. being part Of lot No. g. all Of
oi No. 10. and part Of lot No. II. in block No 10
commencing 20 feet from the corner OF Montgomery
and DowRer streets and running on Montgomery
street lS5 feet by lS2 feet hack TO Miners alley.
formerly known as the Orleans Hotel property and
now known as the 0roville Gas Light Compaay's
property. together with the Gas House, holder
pipes through the streets and all other appurten-
ances used IN manufacturing gas by the Oroville
Gas Light Company.
T. ". DAY
Sheriff Of Butte CoCntv
Ry B. F. JosEs. Cnie. Sbefif.
OrovlIe oc, q. lsSi. .--riI
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UNION DExoNsTRATIoS.-Thee citizens and invit-
ed guests viii meet at the Plaza at o'clock P. Y.
to form the torch light procession. There viii be
fired signal guns by the OroyiIe Artillery Company:
at the hour and place above designated;
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
lst--Band.
3nd.-InfAntry Companies.
3d-Citizeus with torch lights CT foot
4th-Delegations from the several precincts.
5th.-Citizens on horseback.
ORDER OF MARCH.
Procession VIII form OF Bird Street; march up
Bird 10 Myers; down Myers to Montgomery, up
Montgomery TO FoundTy-counteE march down
Montgomery TO First Avenue crossing TO Bird; up
Bird to Pine, cross 10 Robinson; up Robinson TO
Huntoon, down Huntoon to Bird. up Bird 10 Myers,
down Myers TO Montgomery down Montgomery to
S. Nicholas Hotel; where procession VIII halt and
be addressed by Hon. :. Brannau. and J. E. yinton.
The exercises Of the evening viii be opened by the
Glee Club on the balcony Of the t.Nicholas Hotel
GRAND MARSHAL,
Jack Bean.
Capt f. C. Ledyard, Capt. Geo. c. Perkins.
coxulrrEE on INVITATION,
E c. Ledyard, A. G. Simpson,
Roht Oliver.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Hon. F. VI. Smith J. N. Clark,
Capt Il. B. Hunt, L. Van Orden.
Jack Bean.
COMMITTEE OF GLEE CLUB.
Mrs. B.F.Jones, Mrs. CT. Cotton.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-01

To THE WoRsHIPFUL MASTER, WAFDENs
AND BRETHREN OF ORoyuLE LODGE, No. 103
F. AND A NJ. of ORoymLE, CAL.-The IN
dersigned committee appointed By your Lodge
to draft resolutions expressive Of the sense of
the Lodge concerning the death of our deceas-
ed Bro, s. B. Osbonrn, beg leave to submit
the following, and recommend their adoption;
all of which is respectfully submitted;
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Supreme Grand
Master of the Universe in his AHwise Provi-
dence TO remove by the setting mall of death
our well beloved and esteemed Brother, S. B.
Osbourn from labor on earth to eternal re-
freshment on high; therefore,
Resolrcd. That by the demise of Brother s
B. Osbourn, who departed this life on the
Union Ranch, near Oroville, Sept. q, lS64
Oroville Lodge, No. l03. F. aud A. MaSous
has lost one Of its most useful, bright and be-
loved members, and the Fraternity at large
. most worthy and exemplary man, and that
though we most deeply feel and depore our
loss OF him, we cherish a fond hope that the
same is bis eternal gain and that bis spirit
Wttu iluiu ite lcbtiieut VI Cldy uuW ICelo Ou
the bosom of his God.
Re>o'reI That we deeply, sincerely and
most alIectonately sympathize with the rea
tives OF our deceased Brother in their sore be
reavement and fervenily hope that lie who
iompers the wind to the shorn lamb will look
with tead5r compassion upon them in their
trial and desolation and grant unto them sus
tainiug favor.
Resolred That we DO hereby return unto
the many brethren and and friends of our de-
ceased Brother in behalf of his far away
friends, cur sincere thanks for their kindness
during his late Illness and at his burial
RcSo}uel, That the Brethren Of the Lodge
will wear the accustomed Badge Of mourning
for thirty days, and that the Lodge will be
draped in mourning for that space of time.
Resolted, That copies of these resolutions
be furnished to the UNION REcQRD for publ
cation, and copy thereof be forwarded by
our Secretary to the relatives Of the deceased
GEO. L. SMITH.
DIR. I. j. JENKINS,
GEORGE DYRE,
Committee.
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UNION MASS MEETING!
Wen Rally Round the Flag, Boys !

Wen Rally Round the Flag, Boys
The Hon. SAM BRANNAN, Union
State EIec;or, and Hon J. E. VINTON,
viii address the friends OF the Union, 8.
OROFILLE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4fh
The speaking viii commence at : o'clock P
NJ. There viii be graud torehlghi proces-
sion and parade Of tie military on the occasion.
Turn out, Turn out, and let Us show the
CoppeEheadz. McClellauiies, and other haiers
of republican liberty, that the cause Of our
Coantry is and shall be sustained Rally
round the flag, boys.
BIZ order Lincoln and johnson Club.
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THE UNION RECORD.
Local and County Matters.
AGENTS:

FArAL AFFEAY BETWEEN Two EEIGBANTs-
The Virginia Union Ct recent date contains an
account OF fatal shooting affair on the Humboldt
between two emgrants. It appears that while
camped upon the Humboldt one Of the parties na-
med sutliH, told a nan in his employ, named Low
ell, TO 20 out and attend TO some horses which
we're grazing short distance Of. Lowell refused
saying that he was sick. satlif again ordered him
to 20 to the horses and Lowell again refused, when
the former put the carpet sack ofthe latter out Of
the wagon and told him to leave. Lowell claimed
thirty dollars due as wages when Sutlif moved to-
wards him in a threatening manner. He was warn
ed to keep away by Lowell, but continued to ad-
vance, when the latter drew revolver. Sutlf
then called 10 his wife to hand ont his revolver
from the wagon, which she did, and then rushed to
Lowell and tried to take away his pistol. In the
struggle the revolver was discharged, wounding
the woman severely in the breast and arm. Sutlif
then snapped his revolver at Lowell when the lat
ter fred at him twice, ball taking effect in his
body and the other lodging in his brain. killing
him instantly. Lowell then started 10 star city,
saving he should give himself up to the authori
ties but it appears be did not do so. Officers were
put On his track, however, and it was thought he
would b taken He Is said to have been bush
whacker in Missouri, from which State both parties
hailed SGuia was understood to be bound for
Butte county. whi;her his wife, after having her
wounds dressed, started the next day after tie at
The weekly union record., 1864-10-01

New ARRIvAL-NEw GooDs.-D- y. Freisleben,
or who is familHarly known as CHEAP Harry has
just received tremendous stock of fancy dry
goods selected specially for the ladies; also, a
choice selection OF fine ready made clothing for
gentlemeni also boys clothing at prices cheaper
than ever before sold in this place. Here viii be
found the greatest variety Of fancy and substantial
goods ever offered in Oroylle, and going at auction
prices Call and see.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-01

Jrws' HoIlIpAY.-Sa Saturday and Sunday. octo
Der FIRST and Second, being the jews New Year.
Monday October ninth viii be the day Of atone
ment. The Israelites Of this town viii keep the
above Holiday. we therefore advise all those who
wish to purchase any thing in their line 10 call pre-
vioas 70 that time, as all will he closed on those
davS.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-01

a correspondent Of the Union says-a mil. on
the new Chico and Hamboldt road with single
slw has averaged Ii 01o feet per day for the past
shyee months, with loss Of bat single day. The
Chico Lumber company have also new millnoar-
ly ready 20 saw. which they feel confident Will cut
Is 600 lee; in twelve hours. These mills VIII turn
cut large quantity Of the best sugar pine humber
IN The State.
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Cal. Northern Railroad.
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EVANSVILLE AND OROYILLE.

OCULAR TRAINS LEAVE MARYsynLE
IA for Orovii'e daiiy-oounecting at Oroville
with Stages OF the California Stage Company for
Shasta. and the Northern Mines.
Leaving MarysYille (SGndsy exeepted} al S e.
NJ, and P. n.
Leaving Oro7iIe (Sunday excepted at 5 A. NJ.
and 7. N.
Sundays-Leave MaTysville al P ". Leave
Oroville at 5 p. N.
Freight reaching Marysville by steamboat, con
signed TO Care OF Railroad, viii be received on
the cars at the Steamboat Landing and forwarded
to Oroville without cost for forwarding commission
or dTsysge-
At Orovills merchandise for up country will
be stored in the Railroad Depot, and delivered 10
order of ovnsTs frse of charge.
ANDREW J. BISNET, Sup't.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-01

Feather river valley. are bending with acorns. L
Is remarked by the oldest settlers as the most
ahundan; yield ever known. Hogs and DiSsers
are enjoying rich feast. growing fat and sleek.
The tannin quality Is highly appreciated by the
.-s,;,,als
The weekly union record., 1864-10-01

MAnx HIS ESoArE.-One Carrisan who was ar
rested some six weeks ago for rohoius Van Pelt
and Allen on the Ia Forte roaa. and who-duriag
the visit Of the L. :. soldiers a, this rl2ce-was
recognized as 5eserter from Uncle Sans service.
and taken into their custody. made his escape from
Chico. on Tuesday las, BY saving Of his irons.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-01

scribblers have adorned @ the columns of the Cali
fornia Express. for some time, with choice emana-
lions from their shallow pates ia>nuating all sorts
of charges against Gen Bdwell, the absurdity and
falsity Of which are apparent to everybody. The
last thing Of this kind appeared in the Express of
yesterday, by obscure Pariah who writes himself
"Kusel Settler" After rigmarole Of silly stuff
about Indians, hogs and ether subjects especially
familiar to his mind, he stops short and tells his
Gorilla associates III they want to say anything
against the Major not 70 tell lies =" This sounds
little like Satan rebukag sin Go in, Gorrillas, we
have the authority Of a Mcclellan man for saving
you are making votes for Bidweu.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-01

"CAxroN ''-Wm. Rhodes formerly resident
of oroville, Is preparing to publish Coppeghead
paper, styled the Constitution, in Virginia city
We pTedict-Caxton viii follow the footsteps Of his
illustrious predecessor. Linthicum-go up
The weekly union record., 1864-10-01

Ut, Gassaway has been on trial for the past
several days. All the witnesses have been exam-
ned, and District Attorney Rosenbaum addressed
the Jury in short but able manner The Court
adjourned till this morning o'clock. The Jury
will probably render their verdict this evening.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-01

Union Mass Meeting II Oroyille On Tuesday. the
Fourth instant. Roll in.
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To TIE SCHOLARS OF ORosILLE DIsrRICr.-The
school viii open or the second Monday in October.
You are all requested to be On hand at o'clock on
that day, to answer to the Ioll-cln.
JAS. Y0UNG, Clerk.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-01

\ nev post Office has been established il LaSsen
oouniy called Copper Yale, aui {. c. Goodrich
appointed post master.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-01

LETTER FROM a REBEL.-A rebel by the name OF
wm. Haley, who formerly resided at near
Forbestown, says the Appeal and who left for the
South before the commencement Of the war. writes
TO a friend that he volunteered early in the cause
of the South had been IN many battles was wound
ed several times, and finally prisoner at Johnsons
Island, Ohio His orthography is conclusive Of his
stripe Of politics. His composition is ditto Al
ludng to his friend 5 wife the writer says he would
be glad to see her though Il know she wold civ
a sevar raken over for being rcb for She such
a strong fremont man." He closes 10y saying that
he will probably take the oath, and come back to
California. In that ease VIC congratulate War
Democrats, who vote for Mcclellan, on the fact of
gaining another vote.
KArs SuAkIN'-ltappears the feline race, either
from fashion or a desire to initiate their masters
have adopted the regular custom Of shaking"
1t may however he ketchjn, Inf if "Old Ton"
merely desires to par on ''airs. when he becomes
thoroughly introduced and put through the usual
course of emctics, quinine blue pills. and the var
ous antidotes used in quicting the nervous system
and cooling fever heats, he viii no doubt choose
rather to play with mice than mcn-diye>t himself
ct the ''shaky airs, and willingly don his usual
steady habit.
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STATE FAIa.-The Annual State Far vii be
Ae.a i lie city Of Sacramento On The l7th Of o.
tohar fsX'.
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INFUDENCE.-Tbe Express of yesterday has
another article addressed to Republicans
Besides the impotence Of the effort, We cannot
but consider the fallacy of addressing Republi-
cans through such channel. 1t is the iufidel
advising the perusal of the Age of Reason.
Republicans don't read the Express or other
reasonable sheets. Ii they should the argu-
ments advanced would have only one etfect-to
bring curses and anathemas upon the editors.
But this article in the Express is remarkably
well tempered. 1t uDblushingly starts out by
telling Republicans that they have worked
nineteen years for the destruction Of the Union!
That Fremont, who hates Lincoln with the
venom Of snake, has sold out to him Ii Is
aughable to observe what absurdilies aud
humbuggery bad cause drives man to. How
desperate u party must be to resort TO such
ridiculous and silly roorbacks. 1t is political
petit larceny. We pity the sorrows OF the
poor old Copperhead editor. His end ap
proachts. He sees the halter ,--4ppedl.
Nor 4 NAPoLEoN Bvr HocHE-Anotber
title has been affixed to g. B. Mcclellan that
Of the American Hocbe." The Marysvilie
Express perpetrated this. Hoche was the
great statesman who pacjicated the insurrec-
tionary province Of France La Nendee So.
this creature of mock titles and distinguished
failures was net a Young Napoleon the
Express perceiveS but he Is q Hoche-a great
pacidcajor. lfhe should succeed IN stradd.iDg
into the presidency he must be called the
American Collosus OF Rhodes" He is some
times called Little Mae" but however little
he is or can be, his diminuuveness could not
reach down 10 the smaIlness Of some of The
editors who have accepted hin as the object Of
their syeonhancy aud pufery.- God Hal Ne1rs
The weekly union record., 1864-10-01

"CHEAr John, is still rolling up ready-made
clothing TO lis customers-astonishingl cheap.
FAULkNER Il Co. have stopped work On their bar
claim for this season.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-01

HAIRY ana content are The st, Nicholas Board
The weekly union record., 1864-10-01

pEfENnrn.-Ne copied an article from lhe Ne
vada Gazette last week, in defence of the Unonism
of one James Mcconnell. an old resident Of this
place. The report circulated was no doHbt a Cop
perhcad trick. to iujnre him in some way. In
Oroyille, the charge would not have required de-
nal, as he has always been consistent old line
Republican, voting With that party when they had
not the least hope OF success in the election OF a
single officer and since the organization Of the
Union party, he has been one CT its active mem
llrS.
The weekly union record., 1864-10-01
The Bank Of California,
Corner Of Washington and Battery Sts.,
SAN FRANCISCO.

rANII1S BANK Is OPEN FOR THE TRANSAC-
4 ton Of General Banking Business. VIII
receive deposits attend to the Collection Of Paper
aud draw Exchange, by Telegraph or otherwise, on
New YORK, London, Dublin, &c, &c. on the most
favorable terms. WI. {. RALSTON
y. O. MILLS President. Cashier.
san Francisco. July ), 1854. mss
The weekly union record., 1864-10-01

BEAR HtNrING.-I The principal excitement in
the Mountain Meadow country appears to be hunt
ing grizzlies" They are said to lie numerous.
party of six persons. on horseback hessTs.
\. McCargon. W.P. Goodrich, E. \. Yanden, c.
Conklin. c. {. Goodrich and Wm. Shelbey, enjoyed
rare sport last week. in capturing enc Of those
monster animals The death blow was given by a
fveinch revolver. Rifles and revolvers are the
only warwoapoas made use of in the hunt.
VINO CAN BEAT Ir?-We have receiS ed an apple
Of the Giorja Nundi pippin variety, which Is GER
tainly among the largest we have ever seen It's
circumference Is fifteen inches. and weight one
pound aud light ounces. 1t Is one of the ProductS
of tree in the orchard Of Jas. {. Caine OF Board
Ranch. Upon the same tree there were apples an
inch and three-quarterS larger Who can beat this;
Send in your "pippins with weights and meas
uvemen:s. ready for insertion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-08-20
FUEL FOR The STATE.
OrEICE or sEcEErARy Or STArE.L /

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF SrArE,l
CoLUMBUs, Ohio, July 80, 1884.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at the Office of the Secretary Of State, until
Monday, the 9th day of September next, at
Il O'clock, NJ,
for furnishing the State of Ohio with fuel for one
year, as follows:
10000 Bushels of Cambridge or Hock-
ing Coal,
of the best quality equal at least to the lower vein
Of Hooking Coal, and free from slate, slack, ard
dirt.
25,OOO Bushels of Coke,
to weigh not less than 40 pounds to the bushe TO be
made from Hooking or Cambridge Coal and kept
dry.
so Cords of Wood,
the same to be dry Hickory, Beech, or Sugar, four
feet in length, straight, and well split.
The quantities above named to be increased at the
option Of the Secretary Of State.
The fuel to be delivered, without charge for such
delivery. at the State House, Columbus. Ohio.
Proposals to be accompanied by samples, and to
specify the kind, quality, and price Of the fuel pro-
posed to be furnished.
Each proposal must be accompanied by bond,
with approved security, in the penal sum Of not ex
ceeding twenty thousand nor less than FIVE thousand
dollars, (as required by law,) conditioned for the
faithful performance Of such contract as may be
awarded.
The bids to be made and the contracts to be award
ed in accordance with the terms Of the act entitled
IAN act to provide for the purchase Of stationery,
Ss sns Csner arceS Nor e II s nS
amend sections four and six, and to repeal ctlon
five" of the above entitled act, passed March B.,
1863 ----
Bids to be endorsed on the envelope, Proposals for
furnishing Fuel for the State"
Fuel furnished by the contractor, must in all
eases be e9Sal i9 quality to the sample. THIS rule
W. W. ARMSTRONG,
augl-dtd Secretary of State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-08-20

is the way to make them bring back their
husbands and brothers from the army, and
withhold their sons from the support OF the
''rebellion," and go back under the wing OF
the best Government in the world!
1t was humiliating indeed, for that wo-
man to have to ask the Yankee fora mouth
full of bread; but in that hour, there was one
thought more humiliating still to her noble
spirit-it was, that the creature who was
selected by his Yankee masters to 40 TINS
sort of work is-partly 1--WE can not deny
tia Virginian. That part OF his oloou'
however, has been drowned and oblter-
ated, and even poisoned by the Yahoo drop.
Admiral Cockburn, in the war OF lSl2-
IA, never fought battles; just like Hunter;
and sent his men ashore to plumber the
poultry yards, from whence he was long
remembered in those parts as the "Hen-
coop Admiral" It's but too probable that
Hunter may hereafter be known in West
Virginia by the title of the Pillow-case
General.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-08-20
New England AbOlitiOnists Favor
.r ing an Armistice.

The following information is conveyed to
the public in dispatch from Washington
to the loyal Cincinnati Gazette:
A few days since meeting of leading
men of New England, Republicans, was
held in Boston, at which Secretary Fessen-
den and Senator Wilson were present. At
this meeting the conclusion was reached
that the war had arrived at that stage when
it was absolutely necessary that, in obedi-
ence to the general sentiment of the people,
something should be done to indicate dis
position on the part of Government to dis
continue the war, and that for this purpose
necessary steps should be taken to tender
an armistice to the rebel authorities. The
visit of the Hon. Henry Wilson to the Pres
ident few days since is understood to have
been to present these views and urge them
upon him. What the result of his mission
was has not yet transpired.
Are the New England Abolitionists be-
ginning to see the hand writing on the wall,
or is this merely Yankee trick to catch
the wind now filling the sails of the Denoc-
racy?