The weekly union record., 1864-09-10

YoCsG Folks CoycEgr.-The cOucert given
on last Wednesday evening. By the Young
Folks for the purpose of getting funds to pur
chase library for the Sunday School, was
we'll attended and a perfect success. Each
one did The part assigned in the programme,
satisfactorily, and in some cases, with marked
ability. The net proceeds of the coucert was
S73. Mr.. Sovereign deserves much credit
for the interest be has taken 10 promoting SO
laudable al object. We append certain res
olution of the Young Folks which embodies
deserved recognition.
At "a meeting cf the Young Folks, held on
Thursday evening, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
( Resolred-That the thanks Of the Young
Folks who participated in the recent concert,
be, and IS hereby tendered to Mr. Jas. ..
Cousins, for bis gratuitous services as musician
on that occasion
And II was further resolved that the above
resolution be published iu the UNION Record.
The following are the names Of the Young
Folks who participated Oh that occasion
Miss Sarah Vaughn, Helen Craig, Georgia
Butts, Frances Meeks. Ellen Taylor, Emma
Rhodes, Louisa Granger, Josephine Elliott,
Katie Gilman, Mary Smyth, Lily Burlingame,
Nina Goowin, Homer Craig, Thomas SMITH,
William Miller, Harwin A Downer, Fred R.
Danforth, Edmund W Fogg, Frederick Van
Meter, Frederick Stober. Frank Green.
Dry GooDs & CLorH1NG.-Messrs. Shreyr & Co.
of Marysyle display the largest and best assorted
stock of clothing and dry goods, north of San Fran
cisco. They have two fine establishments on St,
80 & 69-one department devoted to clothing en-
trely the other to dry goods and that class OF ar
ticles especially adapted to the ladies. We noticed
gentleman's walking snits of elegant styles and
novel and approved patt,rns. Also boys suits in
equal variety. The ladies' department embraces
everything in that line, from paper of pins to
nloire antique and Brussels skirt. We recommend
this firm to those OF our friends in Butte who
slider economy in their purchases, and who apprc
ciate accommodating and gentemany treatment.
UNITED STATES HOTEL, MARysyILLE.-We
call attention the advertisement: OF Mr.. Stokes,
who has recently returned after long absence,
to renew his connexion with this old esiab-
lished house Charley" Stokes is one of our
pioneer landlords. He kept the first resau.
rant worthy of that name-in Marysville.
From that time to this, bis experience has run
mostly III that line. which would indicate that
he had become by this time fully perfect in
the business. We commend h, house to
share of public patronage. Mr. Mixer runs
an opposition stage from this house 10 Sacra
ment0.
DRuGs & MEDICINES, MAsYsyILLG.-M
Chttle graces our present issue with pleth-
oric advertisement. He has, unqaesionably,
the largest stock of drugs, medicines &c, in
MarySvllle, all OF which are set forth in due
and attractive form, in his advertisement.
MILL MAcHNERY.-H dozen teams loaded
with new machinery passed through town Friday
on its way to Oregon City. in this county. The
machinery is to be put up on some quartz ledges in
that vicinity, which are ascertained to be rich
That's the style. We have abundant resources
the richest gold districts in the State. All that Is
required is energy. and system to make them avail
able.
TIE LECTURE Of Mr.. Garnham, Monday night,
was well attended, and much interest manifested in
the subiect-Bcpub, Nindicated; The Phi
losophy OF ImperaliSrn-which the lecturer treated
in a manner pro wing that he is close student Of
both ancient and modern history.
TuE Board of Supervisors adjourned on Friday
last. Their proceedings will appear next week.
QUAXTRELL IN TowN-The Virginia Union
Of Aug. 30th, says it was rumored in the street
yesterday. that the notorious guerrilla and
butcher, Qnantrel, had arrived in this city
We don't know how the report originated, and
it is possibly a caDard but our military and
civil authorities should keep bright lookout,
as many peop!e-good, bad aud Indifferent
are crossing the plains this summer
Received on subscript ion.
Thomas McDauel Cherokee Fl2t............s5 90
Samuel Donei>oa. Chico. ............ ...-.-5 09
John Griffith Battle Greek. ek..-...............5 90
Nhittier& Burroughs, Enterprise -.....-..5 90
Peter Osea Lougvilie. PldmaS CO.. .-... so
Johl Young, Hamilton .--...-...-........2 so
Mrs. Emily Bartholomew Forbestowa. .-.....5 09
John Campton. White Wash Trees .........2 80
Timothy Smith. Enterprise. 49,. ............s 90
f /. Li>& Enterprise. Se..-.-.................5 90
David Lewis, Wyandotte .... .... -. ....5 90