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The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02
Franklin Copper M. Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN AC-
~ cordance with the laws of the State of Cali
fornia. and the bylaws of the Franklin Copper
Mining Company and all orders duly made by the
Board of Trustees of said Company on the 9th day
of November. A. d. 1853. there viii be sold at
Public Auction, in front Of the Court House door
at Oroville, Monday. the 25th day of January,
A. D. 1851 at the hour of II NJ of that day, to the
highest bidder for cash, so many shares of the Cap
tal Stock OF said Company, standing in the names
of L. D. Freer. Z. NJ. Sparks, and C. A. Bancroft
Will he necessary for the payment of the assess
ment duly levied thereon by the Board of Trustees
together with the expenses of advertising under
sale. To wit
l. d Freer, six shares, Nos. 13, IA, Is. l6, Il,
lS-Assessment No. j. due July 9Th. s2+ 90
:" 2, % Aug. 18th -. "a 90
E. NJ. Sparks six shares. Nos 76 a. IS, 10.
so. 0.sI-Assessment No. 2 due Aug. 18th 81 90
c. A. Bancroft, six shares Nos. l. ., ;, As,
6-Assessment No. 2, due Aug. 18th. 80. SIS 90
viii be sold subject to the third assessment of six
dollars per share, due November 10th, 1868
By order of the Board of Trustees.
JOSEPH E. \. LEWIS, President.
Nov. 18th, lS63. nl4td
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02

DEATH OF An EDIToR--0. d. Avaline, OF
the Folsom Telegraph, died Of lang fever. after
an llness Of q month, on the morning OF the
26,h ult. He was formerly connected with
the press Of Indiana, bat for the past ten OIL
twelve years with that Of California, viz II
Jackson, Mokelamne Hill, PlaceTville, and
latterlv in Folsom.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02

OuR BoouET.-We are indebted to the lady
Of ex Sheriff Freer, for a beautiful boqnet.
gathered fresh from her garden on New Years
day. May the finger of old Time touch lightly
on her had.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02

The San Jose Railroad is completed as far
as Santa Clara, the cars stopping at the depot
in that place, but three miles west of San Jose.
The track is expected to be completed to San
Jose within ten DAYS
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02
Fine Old Rye Whiskie
WITHOUT BRAND.

TIME ABOVE ARE ALL COPPER DISTILLED
4 from the choicest selected grain, and are never
offered in the market within three years after dir
tillation.
The stock now on hand is from four to eight years
old.
These WHISTLES have been well aud iavoraoiy
known during the last SIX years and the constantly
increasing demand for them attests to their excel
ence and uniformity of quality. They are com.
mended 10 the trade among the puTest imported
into this market.
~ For sale by ell the principal dealers in the
city. o
3r-t-s Sole gents. san srzncl-os.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02

CAPT. JOHNSON, who shot Horace Smith, at
Virginia City, of which wounds Smith died,
was examined last week, and discharged, it
having been shown that johnson acted solely
in self-detence.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02

A. II. DAEE. lately convicted Of manslaugh-
tes. at SacTameuio-klling Charles Yates
was sentenced on Tuesday to eleven years iu
the State prison. Appeal notice was given
sud Dake's bail fixed al 5000.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02
DR.. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.

Debility, from whatever cause arising, may be
cured: strength. in whatever manner it may have
been wasted, may be restored by the use of this
powerful aud heathful invigorant. For Indges
ton and all its painful effects, bodily and mental,
they are positive specific.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02
Washington G. M. Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN AC-
~ cordance with the laws of the State of Cali
fornia, and the bylaws of the Washington Copper
Mining Company and all orders duly made by the
Board of Trustees of said Company on the 9th day
OF November A. d. 1853, there will be sold at Pub
lie Auction, in front of the Court House door ,at
Oroville on Monday, the 25th day of January, A.
D. 1854. at the hour of II NJ, of that day, to the
ital Stock of said Company, standing in the name
of Peter Freer, will be necessary for the pay
ment OF the assessments duly levied thereon by the
Board of Trustees together with the expenses of
advertising and sale, to wit:
Peter Freer, six shares, Nos. Is, 10. 20, 81,
-, 23-Assessment No. |, due July 9th $24 90
?, due Aug. l7th. "A 90
Sale subject to third assessment, due November
i'tH, Icbo 600 w
Also for the 4th Assessment of s42.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
JOSEPH E. n. LEWIS, President.
Nov. l3, 1868. nl4td
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02

oSE Captain Waller, who has been on trial
lately before the District Court in Nevada for
the murder Of Richard Hodge, has been con
victed Of murder in he first degree, and seu-
fenced to be executed on the first Friday in
February.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02
A Word to the Aged.

In the decline Of life the loss Of vital force
ouent upon physical decay, can only be safely sup
pied BY some viyifying preparation which recruits
the strength and spirits without entailing the ex
haustion which is always the final effect OF ordinary
stimulants. We tender 10 the aged
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02
Strengthen the System.

The best mean. OF imparting vigor to the broken
down frame and shattered constitution. which ha.
yet been invented or discovered or prohered to the
feeble Of both sexes and all sge. is
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02

LET the couservators of the North put out
the abolition condagra;iou there, aud the con
servatives in the South the rebel coutagratloT
there. II the work can't be done in this way
may God rain upon the two oouhagratio1s igou
Heavens unsioppe1 wiadows, fogiy days auC
forty nights.-LouSriHe Journal.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02
For Females.

Thousands Of ladies resort to ii as a remedy for
hvsteria autterine Of the heart nervous headache,
vertigo general debility and all peculiar disturb
ances and derangements to which, as a sex, they
are subject. 1t cheers and Hshtens the depressed
mental powers as well as strengthens the body
and it. use is never followed by any reaction.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02

NABBED HIN. The Quincy (Plumas) Tn
ion relates that, ~.ha ludian George, who used
to "go out washing and was considered
great rarity viz; good digger, took his
better hali and their company OF infantry and
went on a visit and pleasure trip to Forbes
town, or somewhere in that locality, and while
there the Indian Agent or one OF his helps"
cou6scated bin and bisu aud away went Mr.
"Poor 10" to the Indian reservation. and the
balance of the tribe are in such fear Of big
'Amelican Captains" that not one ef them
dare venture near the lower country this sea
SOP. We learn the above from one Of the
original native Americans, who told the story
IN great SORROW"
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02
DR., Hestetter's Stomach Bitters.

As an invigorant and restorative, immediate in
its beneficial action and permanent in its effect
It tones the stomach. improves the appetite. act
like a charm upon the spirits.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02
Tow TurNp retires or a ouar,er Of a

Tow THUNB retires or a quarter Of a million.
There is strong resemblance between him
aud those who have gained position aud i'm
proved their finances by joining the abolition
ISIS, and prove that it Is sometimes easier 70
make fortunes by httleuess than by greatness
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02

FIRE ALARN.-An alarm G, fire occurred On
"Wednesday evening. It was the MS. 'hat
had occurred to siarile our citizens f,r long
time. 1t was occaSioaed by the burning Of an
unoccupied building near the upper portion Of
the town. No damage done
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02

TO LADIES oNLY.-To those of our lady
readers who are happy in the possession of one
OF Grover & Bakers machines, it is no secret
that tie beautiful embroidery now all the ruge
is as well and as easily done upon it as the
plainest sewing. Our objec; is to inform those
who are not the happy possessors of one OF
these invaluable inventions, that it is really the
case. There are other good sewing machines
but this. by its marvellous properties combines
|>the faculties of both sewing and embroidering
and Is the only one IN the market that does
No lady about to purchase a sewing machine
in these days will hesitate which to select
when the :a'noTiaat fact We have stated Is
oroagkt TO her notice.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02
Invigorate the System.
DR.. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters

Will accomplish this desirable, reliable revolution
in the system, regulating the secretiOns, giving
tone to the animal jaices which dissolve the food
strengthen every relaxed nerve, muscle and fibre
and bring, the whole machinery Of vitality into
vgorou, and healthful play.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs

Purchase only Of reliable dealers. Sold everywhere
EOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, Agents,
??7A lntEone-g -. russ Block
sac EreLc,ser
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02
DR.. HOSTETTER'S
S TOM ACH BITTERS.

TNHE OPERATION OF THIS PALATABLE
II remedy upon the stomach, liver and excretory
organs is regularly soothing and conservative. 1t
regulates recruits and puriies them. Dyspepsia.
in all it. forms, yield, to its control and invgorat-
ing properties.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02
MINING NOTICES..
Sampson G.. & S. NJ. Co.

-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that at Meeting
~ of the Board of Trustees of the Sampson Gold
and Silver Mining Company held this day. an As
sessment of Twenty-Five cents per share was levied
on the capital stock OF said Company, payable i'm
medately in United States gold coin, to the Sec
Ietary at his office on Main street
E. B. POND, Secretary.
Chico, December l4th, ll63.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02

CoSFEDSRArE money is 50 de preciaiei that
The Richmond papers say: 1t you so to
market sou have 10 take your money in a bas
ket, and carry your beef in the pocket book"
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02

PRzg SHor.-At the Christmas target ex
carsc- 'fs Sr 'hs e-i-a cao wss avsr3
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02
UNITED STATES
LIVERY Is STABLE.
EDTARD BOFDEN, Proprietor.

1ENHE PROPRIETOR WOULD RESPECTFUL
d iy inform the public that he has recently made
extensive additions of fine stock and vehicles TO the
United States Livery Establishment, which be
had at all times at reasonable rates.
Horses kept on Livery at moderate rates and the
best Hay aud Barley supplied.
FOR SALE.
THE above Stable. with Horses, Carriages and
appurtenances, viii besold very cheap. tor Cash
aS:tf ED. BOWDEN.
The weekly Butte record., 1864-01-02

II OCULAR TRAINS FOR TRANSPORTA-
Ii TION of Passengers and Freight, now
running between Marysville and Roses Station,
connecting at the latter place with the stages Of
the California Stage Company for Oroville and
Shasta Forbestown and La Porte roads.
Regular trains Sundays excepted1 will leave
Marysville daily at ? A. NJ and Pm.
Leave Roses Station at S IA A. NJ, and P. NJ.
SUNDAYS-Leave Marysville at 3 P. M.
Roses Station at S P. NJ.
Freight arriving at Marysvi,le by steamboat
marked Care of Railroad will be resolved on the
cars at the Steamboat Landing, and forwarded
without cost for forwarding commission, or dray-
age.
Freight to Roses station s. IS per ton
Octl7tf ANDREW J. BINNEY Supt.
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NEW YORK, THURSDAY, JUNE Q, lse
ylNANCIAIss
pnorosALs yOR LOAN

TuuAsu-y n.,...-v~, Tn. yaax
me sms now IN 10 as gss o.
and s.lui gsnerais upon vast theatre Of operations
sa s om s
Sealed offers WILL therefore. b. received this Depart
.Ssl s ..s s s. ss:
the amount OF seventy6ve mons Of dollars bearing
~ . u ss % p. s s aausnS
year. md rsdesmabls after tho 10th q june, 1881
% e Ss must % S
% wbsn e sr no sn
wnels offered deposited guaranty for
~ Win hs
Treasurer q New York Boston Phfadelpha g. Louis
Sncsas esisSis chicago Detroit or B".io; Or wiz
any National Banking Association authorized TO receive do
Charge Duplicate sericasss Of deposits viii Be issued 10
dsposlor. ~ ne ocer or e ocaton recsyna shem The
depsstmen All deposits should Ss made time FOR sdvios
OF offers with certificates reach Washington
Of - vii Ss s. "
The Coupon and BEG Bends issued viii DC q the
" 81 WI snS s.
All offers received will be opened Wednesday, the 18th
and nocs Of Acceptance or aecnaon viii Be
ae given to the respective oerers and 10 caseo accept
win be sent TO the subscrbers the cost Depart
men on hna payment OF nsalments The original deposit
by successful oerers win b Immediately returned 70
those whose Offers may not DO accepted:
Treasurer other officer or association authorized
under this notice on advice OF acceptance Of oer fol-
fore the 25h; the balance Including premium and
original two per cent deposit or before tho % Of June
paid soh q June an and interest On bond: viii
and addressed Secretary Of the Treasury The
right 2 dsS ~ al Oasrs not considered re
Secretary OF the Treasury
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0Thc Negro Soldiers I'm Distress
TO THE EDITOR OF THR HERALD.

b the columns OF yonr journal Of yesterday there up
peared Communication, unssned. With the above head
~ stating tha, tone day last week coored soldier sick
ssd wounded was taken 70 the Now Eng Relief Asso
slsiiop. and his admission urgently solicited"
h application TO their was refused on the very
Nsmane ground that he not from New England, nc
sAs statement, need hardly toll you, Is unqualiAcdy
Ase The New England Soldiers Relief Association /,
see organization two years suco having never
refused any soldier admission to s TO the bone
q its aid and rsiei until the opening Of the New York
bale depot, when, upon agreement With Its ocsrs, u
rwards and directs oil soldiers belonging 10 New York
SHatments to il aid This asssociation--ihe original
4oldors Relief Association Of this ctyhas never asked
Shs question from what section OF the country he came,
q what regiment he belonged what the politics or
doIcr OF the applicant Tor its AID has been quite SUN
1ent them 10 know that he soldier Of the Uni
IA states government whose liberties he bad volunteered
- defend and protect and that he needed aid aud ree
SOLDIERS RELIEF.
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Major Lawfence Kip has been placed upon he star Of
Moor General Sheridan, commanding the cavalry corps
Il lie Army of the Potomac Major Kip Is one Of the
sst gallant young officers IN the service. and has been
4ensected with the Army Of The Potomac since its
equalization For three years before the he served
Rs i :Sa o. s ss Ep q c.orns.
MAJOR Merritt, late Engineer In Chief Of the Western
Ganboas service, sole heir by the win Of relative
e properly valued q Two and half millions q dollars
~ other man; and pleasant to learn that he In
List Of Americans registered at the American banking
Sss cS..:s crostS liz n" Henry ". haSSs r. Mar
s;t: Edwin R. snoppsrd. Walter ". Eis.ossrg. Mr.
6asdas Joshua LLppinoott, J. Dundas 1ippincott and
6o~:c.icus Augustus Do Psysssr and a. watson from
bston; Frederick Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. p Ord from
California. wr4
vsss staying At Baden May a. and the King Of Holland
tpocted Ordinary visitors were beginning TO arrive,
"a good number Of Russian German and English fami
NJ we're peopling tho hotels.
Advices from 81 Petersburg state that General Aoura
V1eR was seriously unwell on May %.
NJ vsis Of the King Of the Greeks 10 Corfu has been
esesrred IN consequence Of smallpox prevailing IN the
epniAn Islands.
General Trepon who was summoned 70 81. Petersburg
hssiy has returned 10 Warsaw
Tie Emr Abdsl-Kader Is at Mecca, 10 which place he
gent r. Medina. Az soon as he mas fulfilled his dues
. pilgrim 10 proceed to Dedd h and take steamer
for Eyyp, where intends 70 stop and visit the works
q the Suez canal.
r. Gonzales Bravo 10 TO be appointed Spanish Ambas
6er ut Rome. #Nk
me DIXIE de Malakof. who was married In 1855 10
beautiful Spanish lady, daughter OF the Marquis Paniega,
haves one daughter The Marshal days before his
death. expressed wish that the sword which he wore
~ Sebastopol should be given TO the chapel o. Notrc
psme Antique, which s bcitg erected under the super
htendenoe OF the Bishop OF Algefs
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csosA . boss baA dat heass - svsans a, bsetdss
aAiHg eosSidssabs nonsy Tor fass horses v ak him
~ On hs BleonngdAs roaA md treating hh friends 70
rs cheers recovered Ne mossy hon ~ savings
hanks Ossidse which they sexsd tho fuYneurs d The
aqe hopse and they ere making seer 70 recover stil
e4re q ths stplen money. fhs fast yeung man vas
0asa boee Jsssos Hogan yesterday afternoon and com
HitssA 70 the rombs 70 await an examination on charge
forgery. The aee0sed 10 hne looking youth, And ap-
pears 70 b PERFECTLY unooncerned abOat the attss He
nvs IN Tenth street with AM parents who are aid 70 D
highly respectable.
OBTAINING GOODS on yoxdxD ORDERS.
young man named George Smith was arrested BY
sosr Bustsrheld Of the Fourth precinct, charged with
Obtaining goods disrent occasions from the firm
4 ksssrs. Fowler Chaplin, 2sS Broadway, By means Of
frsed orders purporting 70 have been drawn BY Mr..
David McMulen The goods obtained amount In value to
eiS0 The guilt Of the accused being clearly established
Justice Hogan comited Smith 10 both charges
e forgery The accused, Who pleads not guilty. lives q
- Hester street.
DREAKING INTO AND RoBBINd 4 HAT STORE.
Late Tuesday night the hal and cap store Of Mr.
Sngalsr, zoo Chatham street, forciby entered by
breaking open window and robbed Of felt hats
valued $500 One Of the alleged burglars George W.
pobbs. boy about twelve years Of age was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Sergeant McCrede, Of the Sixth
precinct and committed BY Justice Hogan for examina
Nou There several other boys concerned 10 the
eyrglary and Sergeant McCredie In search Of thorn.
~ stolen hais have not been recovered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

A DvICR TO MARRIED LADIEs-MADAM2 RES
n TELL Female Physician and rofessor OF Midwifery
be consal;ed usual q 100 Gu smbsrs But
interview will be No advice Her
faiIble medicines also he cLtsaed NJ ltS Liberty
street. by mails price s. La who desife board and
the best attendance daring confinement
comrnodu,ed Ger French fns. No price ~ boz. or
No. which -four degrees than No. J. and
fail safe and healthy: price IS box Can be sent
by mail with inl directions B-Madame Resieil deems
her duty caution ladies Of her adver
,isenenis who only them Of means bat their
heal
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TaxtnoYship Question.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
uxforn INDIA ravdozo.

Juus s-Gsoros Rouia Henry S;u1ens end Others.-
THIS was an action promssory note alleged 70 have
ssso made by sinons, Hi Co The defence was that
Che note had been made and delivered by George Hin for
m Individual Indebtedness. The whole question turned
sYou the admssiby Of TIE books OF tho Arm bearing
NOON the transaction verdict 10 form was rendered
sat questions Of law directed by the Court "
- heard IN the FIRST Instance at tho general term pro
escdiugs in tho nsantine W be stayed Henry g NO
rsnxs for plaintiff Brown, Hall a venderpoe for do
And ants
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A TTRNTION FOR 1866 SEVENTH AvENUB.-HARRIS
a takes tho opportunity 10 TO his CUSTOMERS
that the usual for Cast
on wearing Apparel Carpets Furniture, Jewe ~; Dia-
demand for these articles for
the New Orleans market Ladies and gentlemen having any
OF the dsposs Of cannot fal by calling or ad
dressing Harris o6 Seventh second house below
Twentv6rst There you depend receiving
higher price than from other blowers who oer high
prices and then are trsmbus 70 get thsm for half shc
convince yourselves your satisfaction Please DO parcu
lar about the and number (l69 Seventh avsnue)
Ladies waited by Mrs. Harris their residen Gee,
in and out OF the oitv
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A rrLICrBD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BxP0sEDi--
ralncies unmasksd Ehghy V11
Paris London and New York Medical Adviser and Marriage
0nide f8Uh edition. 400 100 iustrauonsl Do
b,y Urinary Affections Bladder and Kidneys The su!ho.s
uucquaed Paris and London Treatment. &c. All should
purchase this work 81 3 WARNER. No veey street, for
York. e. srom ioA H. we eone"r With oss".
papers in recommending DR.. Larmont and his werk"-
Rats Unis, die Reform, Dispatoh.
Stats ZeLung. Atlas Medical Review. kc
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CAIRo, H., June Q, 1854
me- steamer Belle from Memphis on the 9th inst for
~ Louis has arrived She has two hundred bales
q cotton and One hundred refugees
fhe steamer Kate Hart, from White river reports that
sserillas are active In the neighborhood OF Pine and
psSas Bluff They be- recently captured seven Of our
tcss and hundred government mules a. the latter
DlAos.
n general opinion At Duvas Bluff was shall General
UAslby had started on . raid TO Missouri
Very little cotton was coming Into Little ROCK.
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A TTENTION AT THE NEW STORE. ia THIRD
"A avenue. ladies and gentlemen guaranteed to re-
csve Tho highest prices for each article a. cas- OF wear
Wssern markets. Please remember, and Try g. MsH ne
avenue near Fourteenth Ladies' attended 10
BY Mrs. Mish odera from Brooklyn and vicinity attend
ed 10.
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A A A. 4 \ A 4 THOUSAND REYR,0RRAToRs,
q B. BxssFoRblS 0rsatBa.aar, oospsr institute.
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a 1gassHs3Ios.s 3: S.I Q: .....9
Cio.hipE .Thsss ordsrs must y g NJ ~
eulsr notes and Isok yeur w6drseee ~ - ~
haze hay, sny :ossDg ~ az e. not S, pee ~
!; !; q: ::,s 81: Y g;
nue. Ladies attended 70 BY Ma Bose ibsrS IN I'D - -
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Fire In Osw ego.
oswsoo June 8, 1904
aapal barn 10 this city, owned BY 3. D. Houghton,
yAdsssoyed BY Ore this morning. together with nineteen
Asss The loss the building four thousand dollars.
esrapce seventeen hundred dollars Loss the horses
swo thousand three hundred and seventy Ave dollars
Supposed 70 DO the work Of IN ircepdiary.
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A110 On COuntefI0It0ISs
CAyRo, ILL.,, June 8, 1854.
NJ nnisary authorities OF this place made descent
bard Of eountereisers to-day, who had crossed the
yivss from Missouri few days since, capturing two.
- Others IN attempting TO escape, fred on, and
80 killed and another severely wounded