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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-01

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The weekly union record., 1864-05-28

MYERS ST.
l-saloon; 2-ofice and ball; 3, 5, 3-stores;
4-diuing room; 5-kitchen.
We were kindly furnished the following figures
by Mr.. 81 B. Lathrop, Sr., who has the general
supervision of the work: 1t has front 90
Montgomery street of 66 feet. and l32 feet On
Myers street; it has two piazzas 220 feet long
and IL feet wide. The dining room is 55 < 30
feet, over which is q fine hall for dancing, etc.
The saloon is on the ground floor, and is p x H
feet Office and hall Is = A feet. There are
four parlors on the second hoor-one public
paror is 10, and three private parlors 12s
l9. There are about fifty 6ne, well ventilated
sleeping rooms. The whole building will be
finished throughout in a very superior style,
and we venture TO say that the Union Hotel,
when completed. will be one of the best ar
ranged and most commodious hotels this side
of San Francisco. We understand that Capt
Ralph Bird, of the International, is to become
mine host" of the new house
OLD TINES REvIyED-The Old Folks will
hold levee at Armory Hall, next Wednesday
evening, June lst, where they will be happy TO
see their friends, and entertain them in an old
fashioned way. Admission, 81 each, which
includes supper and dancing. Children over
six years. IS cents.
By order of the Ladies' Library Society.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-28
Miners Meeting at Oroville.

Pursuant 70 notice, the Miners of Oroviile and
vicinity net for the purpose Of o-ganizing new
District and frame lass to govern the same Ed.
ward G. Taylor WAS called 70 the Chair. and z Ba
ker : pointed Secretary
On motion, MessTs. Bufurn, Rains, Grover
O'Shea and Houser. were appointed COMMITTEES
to draft laws for the government Of said district
ard to report at an adjourned Eeetingto be held :;
O'Clock Pm.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
At4 o'clock P. NJ, the meeting re-assenbled
when Committee on laws submitted the following
report:
Your COMMITTEES, appointed 70 draft rules and
regulations for the government OF this Mining Dis
trict. present the following and recommend lis
adoption.
The District shall be called and known IS the
Grover District.
The District shall include all the Territory with
in the following lines or boundaries, to-wii Com
mencinr at the mouth of God Run, running
thence northwardly along the foot OF the bluff.
until II intersects the ditch OF the 0. Il +. River
Ditch Company, thence following down said ditch
to where it crosses Montgomery Street, IN the town
of Oroville; thence southwardly along said Street
and the lower Marysville road about two miles to
the Southwest corner of the OToriile Cemetery
and thence in direct line to the place Of begin
ming.
ANY person can locate. lane Ca14ll III TIT
District. by posting thereon, in conspicuous
places notice which shall designate the bounds
Ties of the claim or sett of claims. Said notice
shall be signed with the name of each member OF
the Company. There shall also be a notice posted
at each corner of the ground so claimed.
No person shall locate or take up more than one
claim in the District.
The claims shall not exceed $50 feet in length,
by 100 feet in breadth.
In all cases in which the holders of claims shall
neglect TO work the same to the extent OF at least
the labor of two men, one day of ten hours, with
in six days from the date of the notice, or shall
neglect thereafter 10 perform the same amount Of
labor for one week, or shall neglect TO comply
with the other rules and regulations of the Dis
trict the ground shall be deemed TO be abandoned
and any other person may locate the same
No person shall conduct water upon his claim
for the purpose OF washing, TO the damage and IN
jury Of tie adjacent claims.
4 Recorder shall be elected by the miners. who
shall hold his Office year, and until his success
is chosen. His duties shall be to act as Secre-
tary at all miners meetingS-to keep ana preserve
a record of the proceedings Of all such meetings,
and 20 record in q book left for that purpose Inc
mining claims Of the District. Before making rec
ord OF any claim it shall be his duty to personally
90 on the ground and satisfy himself that the per
son or persons making the claim have complied
with the laws of the District.
On motion, the report of the Committee re-
ceved, and laws as above were adopted.
On motion, the meeting proceeded to elect Re
coIder for the District, whereupon Peter +. Wolf
running. received majority of the votes cast was
declared duly elected.
z. BAKER, Secretary.
F G. TAYLOR Chairman
The weekly union record., 1864-05-28

As TO GRIDLEY-It has been intimated that
the hero of the Sanitary -four sack is q Copper.
head, which is an unjust impu'ation. In poll.
tics Mr.. G. is War Democrat who believes
in whipping rebels into submission. The
Mayor and Common Council of Austin, from
which place Mr.. q. halls. were elected by the
radical Union men Of that city. In their official
capacity they indorse him as o worthy man,
and recommend him to the citizens of the Ter
ritorv and of California; so do the Sanitary
Committee Of Austin, some of the members OF
which are personally known TO Us as the most
radical Of Union men. Mr.. G. receives pothing
for bis services in behalf of the Fund, has al
ready raised over $4,000 for it, and refuses to
take charge OF any money he may raise from
the sale of bis sack of hour-all such money
being at once and on the spot handed over TO
the local Sanitary Committee. He has been
lntrusled by Austin aud other Nevada towns
to convey to St. Louis bars of bullion they
have contributed TO the Mississippi Sanitary
Sacramento Bee.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-28
II iHGiE

TIaHTEIID.
At tie residence of Dr.. Phipps in OroyiIe
May 22d. by Rev. r. Hobart, Mr.. THOMAS CALLow
of Oroyl!e TO Miss JOSEPHINE DMoTT, late of ST.
Joseph County Michigan.
We acknowledge the receipt of the usual "to
KEN especially due from one of the craft to an
other. May the path of life of the happy pair
be strewn with flowers and our Benedict asso
ciate adds:
Tho fools spurn Hymen gentle powers,
We who improve his golden hours,
By sweet experience know
Taat marriage, rightly understood,
Gives TO the tender and the good
\ paradise below.
At Forbestown. May Goth. by Rev. J. H. Brodt
Mr.. DAVID QUoDLIN OF Marysville, and Miss MARY
Z. You've OF ForbeStown.
At the ST. Nicholas Hotel 0rGville, by s. W. W
Coughey Esq, Mr.. JACOB B. SusRK TO Mrs. ELIZA
BETH HAMLIN. Pennsylvania and Illinois papers
please copy.
"Oh cease to affirm that man since his birth
From Adam till now has with wretchedness strove
Some portion of Paradise still is on earth,
And Eden revives'-a the marriages provel
The weekly union record., 1864-05-28

There was an immense meeting at Platt!
Hall. San Francisco, on Monday evening, il
aid Of the Freedmen's Association.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-28
DIED.

At Ironton Ohio, February q 1864, of Small
Pox, l. j. RooP, aged Is years, and 3 months.
Deceased is a son of Gov. J. ". Roop of Lasson
county, California. He enlisted at the first call
of the President, served out his time and then re-
enlisted in Company A 23d Ohio Volunteers. He
lost his right arm at the battle of Antietam-was
then transferred to ID battalion Illinois Corps
at Columbus, Ohio;-thence he went into the Pro
vost Marshals Office at Ironton, Ohio.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-28

Are there branches of the Golden Circle in
existeuces- Gazette.
Ask Gen. Chipman, (better known as Black
Cap, and late of Fort Alcatraz), or Street Of
the Marysville Express
The weekly union record., 1864-05-28

TIE representatives Of our navy at San
Francisco lately waited upon Ex-Governor
Douglass, late from British Co!unbis, and
returned their Acknowledgements for bis official
cour,esies to officers o. the United States Navy
while in British ports on this coast.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-28

TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS were sem
East on the Golden City. which sailed Monday
morning, for the Sanitary Fund.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-28

FouR days racing will come of over the
Taylor course, at Indian Valley, Plumss coun-
ty, commencing on Tuesday, July 5ih.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-28

IL the three warehouses in Nspa City there
are 10000 sacks, equivalent to about $500
tons OF wheat. So says the Reporter.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-28

MIsCEGENATIoN.' - Mrs. Farnham, the
authoress, now in the East experimenting the
publication of her "Woman and her Era, y
writes to a friend in Santa Cruz as follows:
The pamphlet, Miscegenation, proves TO have
been written by a pro slavery Democrat for
embarrassing the Republicans and giving such
journals as the Herald fitting texts whereon to
expend their virulence and vulgarity.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-28

MARKETs.-A San Francisco dispatch of the
25th says; Flour lower Oregon extra and
city brands, superfne, selling to-day at $3.50
Wheat. . l3a22; Barley 81 sa324: Oats, 3a31S.
Legal Tenders. So sa59." A dispatch of the
26th says ''Flour-sales Alviso, 50; Golden
Gate, SIS 50as6.75; do. superiue, S7.75aS9
Wheat goo sacks $3.50; 500 sacks choice
81 20; Barley, So 50aS364; Oats, . 81 ! a3 25.
Legal Tenders, 81 , to IS | 81
INFORMATION WANTED. - Elisha Wellman, of
Massachusetts, and Charles Dudley. Ward, of n. y.
will receive important information from their
friends. by addressing the Post Master at Orovile.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-28

The Golden Gate is the title of a paper that
made its appearance in Sacramento on Satur-
day. 1t is edited by Mrs. Frances II. McDOu.
gal, spritualist.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-28

The Virginia Old Piute notices the arrival
in that city from Salt Lake. and the subsequent,
departure for Sacramento. of Elder Pratt, who
is paternally responsible for one hundred and
twenty eight children, "and his soul goes
marching on
The weekly union record., 1864-05-28

The Solano Press learns from uuquestiouable
authority that the Hon. Thomas B. Shannon
present incumbent. is a candidate for re election
to Congress, subject to the decision of the Union
Convention of the Third Congressional District
The weekly union record., 1864-05-28

TIE UsroS HorEL-The work on the new
hotel is progressing rapidly, and will undoubt-
edly be completed by the lst of July. The
following is correct diagram Of the frst story:
The weekly union record., 1864-05-28

ASorHER Rich QuAKrz DIscovERr.-We
learn iha, quartz ledge has been struck near
Cherokee Fiat, 10 this county, which is believed
to be very rich 10 gold. The parties who
made The discovery. however. preserve strict
silence for the present 10 regard 10 its location.
Verify, there ia fair prospect of the mines Of
California giving out" in year or two 10
magnificent manner.
TRE NEw ROAD out of Concow Valley is
completed, aud we are informed the first teams
passed over it last week We congratulate the
citizens of this beautiful mountain valley on the
consumma,ion Of this important work. Good
roads are the avenues TO wealth.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-29
by TELEGRAPH.


Especial Dispatch TO the New York Tribuns,l
WASHINGTON, June 27.--Mr. Dana, the As
'iftept Secretary Of War, who win be accepted
tdfoughout the United states as one Of the
most Intelligent and cool observers that have
strdied the war, az well as one OF the most
truthful Of men, has answered the questions Of
anxious lnquirirers hero about the situation at
Petersburg, to the effect that Lees force 10 not
more than two-thlrds Of Granite; that our losses
last week in the movement toward tho Weldon
road were militarlly unlmportant, and that
Grant had his hand on Lees throat, aud
wcei1 keep his hold till he strangled him TO
Ee gives to all the assurance Of our final and
COZ Ausiye success. Among the striking facts
which Mr.. Dana has mentioned ls that we have
ct this moment 81 1000 of the rebel soldiers
prisoners In our hands. The public feeling
here tonight 10 one OF absolute, unwayering
confidence in the future and In Grant, and over
and above all in GRANTS army. The coolest
snd most soldlerly heads In Washington now
declare that It cannot be whipped-the nation,
indeed, can lean on II.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-29

Nor. Amos kenf All, IN hls address, rava q saor,
shetoh Of the history Of the Institution. About
Pine years ago man appeared in the city, having
IN e1aigo q number Of deaf and dumb pupilS
ne solicited contributions for the purpose 81 e..
tablishiDg school. Nboard 20 make tie institu.
uon psrmansnt was aftt m ards framed, oomposed
o. Rev. byron Sunderland, d. D., Jas. @. Mcclure,
2: a. Hall. ". II. Edes, Jidson Mitchell, and Hon.
One Of the pupils who then Joined the school,
Mis- a. stymanoskie, delivered . composition, OF
which the subject was Florence Nightingale.
wards the school, and also the Iesislsture OF Ma
Iyland providing for the education Of pupils from
mat ,tStats. The present number Of pupils 10 Ss.
IN lo,e the number was ~. Mr. n. M. SAllaudet
Wa appointed the Superintendent, May 90, 1887.
mr. Kendall upon closing his remarks, Eelin-
gsshea ne presidency Of the Institution In favor
Hon. W. Patterson, Rspressntstiys from New
HAMPSHIRE, and Mr.. John CArlin, made addresses,
1hleh were inseTprsted to the pupils BY Rev, Mr.
CAllaudet, Of New York. MFR. Lament Clefo, In
htructor IN Royal Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb In Paris, spoke 10 the sign lAnsuAge, Of
which the manuscript was read by Mr.. Parish, an
instructor in the Institution. The Introductory
prayer, By Rev. 7. r. Hewlett, and The benedie-
ton. bY Dr. sunderland, were translated into the
mute Language hy nev. Mr.. GAllaudst.
Inc graduating class consisted OF four ladies and
I'VE gentlemen, who stepped forward and received
t1eir diplomas from Hon. A. Kendall, who SIDE 4
iewfemarks to them, which were Interpreted by
the president elect. The degree OF A. N, was con-
tefred on Mr. John Garlic.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-29

NJ TICE.
OFFICE OF CoaaIsnOHERs OF IMPROyEMENTS,
CITY HALL, June IS, 1884.
In compliance with an ordinance of the Corp0
rat on, entitled An act for the removal Of otfal,
slops, &o,n the pnblie are hereby notified that all
III chen onal will DO removed fro n the respective
dwellings once day until the LIST October next,
and ali housekeepers are hereby notified to plAo
vessels suniolentto contain such offsl, and easily
handled. In the rear Of their several premises,
when accessible to the garbage carts, and when
accessible In tho roar, then at place most
convenient. v. II. D0RsErf.
Commissioner First Ward;
JAS W. SPALOING,
Commissioner Seoor WArdi
JOHN I. GARNER,
Commissioner Third Ward;
VIM. DOUGLASS,
Commission Fourth Ward,
WIN II. HAMILTON,
Commissioner Fifth Ward;
W. A. FLETCHER
Commissioner SIKH WArdj
JAS. H. BIRCH,
Co whatsoever Seventh Ward.
N. d. All ofal OF other kinds will be promptly
removed by notifying the Commissioners OF the
same. je 90 i.w2m.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR LOAN.
rREAsvRH DBPARTmaur,l
luna "a fnnA

TREAsvRY DBPARTMHuT,
June 70, 1884 Z
Scaled offers will be resolved at this Depart.
mont under the aot OF March O. Issa, until noon a.
WEDNESDAY, the eth OF July, 1894 Tor poud. on
the United States, TO the amount Of thiTty.thros
millions, being the amount OF unaeseptsd offers
under the notice OF Proposals for Loan, dated S,h
Instant Tho bonds will be bear IN annual tatsseat
Of six per oentum, payable semi-annually In ooin
on the first days Of July and January ofeaeh rear,
and rsdesmSble AFTER the Soth OF Juss, lesi.
Zach offer must Be for my or one huudrSd dol.
lars, or some multiple Of one hundred dollars, and
must state the sum, Including premium, ofSrsd
for each hundred dollars in bonds, or Tor nfty,
when the onor 10 for no more than any. Two per
cent. OF the principal, excluding premium, Of the
whole amount offered must be deposited, a. ruaR-
anty for payment OF subscription II accepted with
The Treasurer OF the United States At washinEton,
or with the Assistant Treasurer 81 New Yofk,
Boston, Philadelphia, or 81. Louis, or with tbs
designated Depositary at Baltimore, Pittsbursh,
Cincinnati, Louisville Chicago, Detroit, or Bufa.
loj or with any National Banking Association an.
thori1sd to receive deposits which may consent 10
transact the business without charge. pupliests
rtheates Of deposit will be issued TO depositors
By the otfoer or association receiving themi the
Originate OF which must DO forwarded with the
oilers to the Department. All deposits should BE-
made In time for advice Of offers with certificates
TO reach Washington not later than the mornipge Of
July .. No offer not accompanied BY Its proper
certificate ofdoposito will be considered.
Tho oupon and Registered Bonds issued will
be OF the Denominations Of $50, aIoo, e5oo, and
81 900. Registered bonds Of $4,000 and eloooo will
also be issued n required.
All offers received will DO opened on Wednesday,
the h Of July, BY the Secretary or one Of The
Assistant Secretaries. The awards will Be nads
by the Secretary TO the highest oiferers, ana no.
4 In ...Gttk -.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-29

PnnADELPHIA, June 2s.-The Sanitary Fair
closed tonight. The attendance was larger
than on any previous occasion. The excite
ment about the votes was very great. The
principal ones resulted as follows The sword
to Gen. Meadej camp chest to Gen. Birney;
hos, equipments 10 Gen. Hancock silver vase
to EAy. James, Esq, Of the Corn Exchange
Association. The principal competitor for the
last was the Union League. There are no
means Of ascertaining the total proceeds Of the
fair, but theY will exceed a million.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-29
The Rebels Try 70 Disiodse Gen. Fost.

GEs. BUTLER's HHADoUARTBRs, Juno %,
lsG4.-Last night tho enemy thought 10 dis
lodge or scare Gen. Foster from his position
on the north side OF the James, opposite Jones'
Neck. They moved down upon him. He
moved out upon them, made q bayonet charge,
drove them away, and then opened his bat
terles upon them. The navy, taking the cue,
Inch shell, at them. This caused them To 10
tire still further. This afternoon the rebels
were impressed with the idea that we had re-
malned quiet long enough, and that 1t was their
bouHden duty TO disturb that quiet. Sixteen
guns opened on the line, and sent shell flying
In all directions with an utter disregard OF
llie-so much so that not one was taken, nor
was any one injured. Tho look. out tower also
AnnOyed them in the morning, aud they shelled
that much to the disgust Of the LIST New York
Mounted Rifles, into whose camp most ofthese
|nissjles fell. "..
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VARIETIESi VARIETIES !
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,

mbolS mani avn thbhl NE.
Fronting Penn'A avenue and Ninth street)
SIGN OF THE BIG DRUMMoND LIGHT
hhhbLlN CO. ......"..............P roprtetors
FITZ SIMMONS. Stage Manager and Advertiser.
THE GREAT SUMNER RESORT.
THE COOLEST THEATRE IN AMERICA.
Admission, Twenty hive and FIFTY Cents.
THlKD AND LAST WEEK, PO'ITINELY, OF
FitL simmons Truth Drama, witnessed by over
10000 persons, entitled,
THE SEVENTH-sTkEErD REssMAKER,
TIE UNION MARIYR GIRL.
.s's.''''.,.,s'
EfsThe Great Music Hall Show
MISS MARY BOGART.
The following PTe''y DAnGeusesi
MISS HELhNA SMITH, MiSs Maggie Vernon,
Miss Miily Creed, Miss Hannah Bi oh, Miss Louisa
Thomas, Annie Gilmore Emma Hill.
The accomplished actress,
MISS LETTIE CHANDLER.
The following EthiOpiAns; Billy Thomas, Larry
Ts Obey, Harry oOdgOod, Harry Francis, and the
Star Stock Troupe.
THE Female Plekpocketj or, High and Low Life
in the Capt City" As 1t rAn for ever three
weeks to over $1,000 persons, will again be per-
formed with new scenery. jt27
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HOTEL FOR RENT.

THE NEW BUILDING recently erected on Lou
lBianA avenue, extending through to street, will
be finished and ready for occupancy on or before
the Goth of July next II 10 six stories high with
finished basement vaults, &C, and contains an of
fee, Beyen HtOre-rOomB, two d Ging-rOoms parlOr,
and one hundred aud nineteen chambers, bath
rooms, wAteI closets, &C., with water and gas in
every room, aud IL so constructed that II can be
used as an American or European Hotel. For par
ticulars inquire OF
No. $40 Ninth street,
jeo3-eo8t corner Of Louisiana avenue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-29

ARRBsrs NJ DETECTIVES morn.
Ing MIR. X. Warning, two Messrs. HOrners, two
Messrs' hollands, and Mr.. William Baker, ali citi.
Iens OF Montgomery county, were arrested by de-
evening II W reported also that John Gassaway,
E,q one Of the county commissioners, and residing
about nine miles from the county seat, Rockville
had also been arrested The oharses tEsinst these
parties have not trAnHpifed, but are understood to
have some connection with the fact OF the capture
considerable number Of horses, n different parts
o. the county, By Federal scouts, within the past
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-29

NEW York, June 2s.-The Herald says the
expedition Of Gen. Palmer, from New Bernie
10 the centre of North Carolina, has returned,
~ reports fsvorably Of its progress. They
road, near Goldsboro', and immense quantities
|pf rebel stores. They found the country almost
deserted, and easily captured the few troops
left TO guard the road.
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ST OFFICE.

DOST OFFICE,
WASHIEOIoN CITY, d. c., June %, 1884.
In accord with the pTOvislOnA OF the late act
OF Congress, requiring subscribers to pay their
postage on all publications strictly In advance,
the public are respectfully Informed that the car
riers Will call upon each subscriber the rBt day
of July, and on the hrst day OF each succeeding
quarter for the amount OF postage duet and unless
promptly paid, either TO the carrier at the post
office the papers must be retained In the office or
be treated as "trAnsent,n as required by law, and
be charged for accordingly. je24-6t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-29

NEW YORK STTLRs.-G sntlsmel's OlothiRa -
Nsi1 and Fashionable "A large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk
ing Coats excel In beauty, grade and finish any.
Thing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS q Co.,
oeg-I s12 Pa. Ay, bet Ninth and Tenth sta
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-29

ANY one having occasion TO visit private
vellny,
A large and successful practice here and else
where enables him to guaranty perfect In all
eases.
All visits and communications strictly private
and confidential. Perssns calling see no one but
the Doctor, febi-H