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The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

"REPuBLIcAs INSTITUTIONS At THE BAR-THE
PHILOSOPHY OF IMPERIALISM a Lecture eInbra
,iDy these subjects will be rendered this evening
- the Court House, TO commence at eight clock
We need not introduce MR. HENRY GARSHAN, the
gentleman who proposes to cater on the occasion
He Is personally known in connection with eon'ri.
buttons to most Of orr public displays. and By his
Humboldt Letters 70 the Sacramento Union orer
the nom de plume Of "NoNAD." We havs no dgnbt
that his theme-complex though the title would
seem 70 indicate-w;I be handled with ease and
elegance. We refer cur readers to the advertising
column.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

WHAr Is DEXocRAoY!-Lsst year the Dem.
ocratic State Convention passed the following
resolutions:
Rssolptd, That We are opposed TO secre, po-
ltical organizations, and characterize them IS
5eing anti American, illibersl and dangerous.
This year the Chairman of the Democratic
Central Committee sent circular to the faith
ial, il which the following occurs:
As a general thing we are opposed 10 secret
political organizations. but now they are s
necessity ard recommend their formation &c
coonieFac; the Union Leagues.
The Democracy Of 81 did not consider it q
necessity" 70 thus oppose secret organizations
The presen, Democracy have degeoers,ed SC
fsr tha, 20 relationship exists il this and Tia
lsv
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

Iy1ERxAL IMPRovE4ENTs--A heavy gang Of
hands IS employed on the Chico and Humboldt
wagon road. Most of the work IS now confined to
the space intervening between Indian Valley and
Susanyille, Honey Lake. A month later Will prob
ably see completed the entire distance between
Chico and Snsanvile. the initial and terminating
points. The company seems determined to push
things through with 4 vim. Three hundred more
hands are advertised for; wages twenty dollars per
month and board. The road which It's understood
will collect toll. when completed. vii be one Of
the best graded mountain roads in the State.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03
DIED.

In Oroyille Butte County on Saturday, August
9TH 1854 JOIN &. SUR4EIER, OF Consumption
Aged, 80 years.
The deceased was late resident of Quincy, Hi
nos and came to this State on visit to his friend;
and with the hope of regaining his former health
He WAS consistent member of his church, and al
amiable and upright man. He leaves many friend;
and disconsolate widow TO mourn his loss.
Lend lend your wings.-I mount, fly,
O. grave, where IS thy victory,
0, dea:h, where is thy sting
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

II TIE 0AEK.-we regret seriously that orr gas
lights have ceased-to he No more. We understand
the want Of material aidn is the strong argument
used in accounting for the unfortunate occurrence
We regret, We say particularly on our own account
--and generally for the public benefits We have
70 fall back on the "slaw process Of setting type
6y candle light We hope the 'ras factory OF
Orovile NAV soon be set in operation, as ii Is tht
cheanest and most convenient light for ALL and all
should pa,ronize the enterprise.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

YorXG Fo11s' CoNorRT.-The juveniles Of Oro-
Vile will give grand vocal concert. on Wednesday
evening September seventh at Armory Hall, the
proceeds to be applied for the purchase Of Sunday
School Library. Fcr several weeks past the young
folks have been meeting and preparing for the oc-
casioa. hoping to give entire satisfaction to the
hearers. We hope our citizens will greet them
with crowded house. and encourage their early
Efforts at improvement. as well as build up their
Httle library. Admittaces, so cts-children half
price.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03
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THE IaMGRATIo>.-Mr Harvey, aa id resi3aa,
Of Red B.af. who has been on 5 visit to the East
evn States. and reiarne5 by way af the plains
scgoss. says that two-thigds Of the immigration
aeross The plains are strong Union men. A good
proportion are Unioa men from from The Southern
States. many who have been driven from the..
homes by the rebels, their property ooa6scated Of
destroyed. and some barely escaping with 'hei'
lives. The largest share Of the Immigration Ia.
gone 10 Idaho Territory.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

STRIKING AND FUNNY-Durng Bishop Kava
nalgh's parole. and while in the custody OF the
military authorities, he passed Sabbath at San
Jose, preaching in the Church Sou,e. At the close
Of The sermon. which was affecting so much so that
the congregation was moved 10 tears some Ole
caught the inspiration Of song and evidently with
out premeditation commenced:
show pity Lord, Oh Lord forgive.
Lei a repenting rebel live
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

Az TMPRovENENr.-Th Marysvlle Appeal says
shreyr Co., on D Street, have lately added show
changes. which add much to the business appear,
lnce OF their store. That dnestock of goods show
OF splendidly through these large window panes
and 4 passer by viii readily observe thai -
must be find goods sod cheap at such & neat and
tasty stor,. Here's the place for the ladies' and
gents Of Orovlle to get fine fancy aud fashionable
drv goods
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

How About THAT WooDvILLE ROAD We have
not heard lately how this enterprise progresses. A
company was formed and subscriptions paid in
some months since. How IS it Messrs directors
We must hurry mp things or stand the chance OF
getting out-iistanced. openingup Communication
to the interior is our only salvation. Lately our
railroad cars. in the way Of passengers. seem to
have labored under chronic dysentery and Mr
Bianev deeidedlv has the "blnes.'
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

RosBrRY.-Wilham Delany. residing on Pike
Ill. 4t The west end u town. was robbed OF cloth
ing to tie amount of fity dollars. The clothing
in part consisted Of black silk dress. cape. shawl
aad several PARTICLES Of ,hildrens' clothing. The
person committing lhe robbery appears to have
beea well acquainted about the premises.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

Man OF WEIGHT N THE CoMMuNlTr--Mayor
Fowler, Of Marysvsle says the San Francisco Call
IS Of the regulation size and pattern. An arm chair
Of mammoth proportions has been built for his use
on official occasions. at the expense Of some of his
adminng friends He fills it with much dignity
avoirdupois
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

CoFeER one SHIFPED-The "G4rioaldi' which
sailed the past week, says the Mining ana Scientific
Pres took away 500 tons and 20 barrels Of copper
ore. Copper ore is rapidly becoming aa important
article Of shipment iQom this city.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

STRONGLY GUARDED A recent attemptto break
Jail. ard the pottiags Of "outside barbariansn to
rescue criminals from astice has caused our worthy
Sher1 10 strongly guard the county prison
Lights are posted that none dare pass OF repass
wi.ho4t the detection OF the keen eye @. Wolf, who
Is always on guard.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03
LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAIMING UNCLAIMED IN THE POST
IN Office at Oroville, Butte County, California
September g. 1864. To obtain any of these letters
the applicant must call for advertised letters y
give the date of this list and pay cent for ad-
yertIsng II not called for within one north
they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Aguar Antonio Allan MaryP
Arnold c Ayers Almon
Bird Henry Brooks S
Brotherton Carpenter Lonis
Carney Mr. Crosby Jno
Dillon John Doug hty VIM
Esmisnisson Mr Eversell Seneca
Giifhih John Hall Albert
Holloway 4 n Hollnbank Justus
HolmerJ Holmes John
Lowrence John Lambert John
Lyttaker RP Lothrop B
Lewis Wm Monniher Julia
Miller Fanny Michael Lauth
Millsr & Kingsley Morrison L
Nee Neeks David
Marks 4 Simon McGrew Mary
McChesney
Prescott A R Randall RR
Rollins FL Royertson J W
Robinson James Ruby RIB
Spence James Spence John
Serviss Alonzo Smith Mrs F
Tilbury Thos Trovinger Jane
Williams HR Williams John
Wallace VIM } Wheeler G S
woodman "
FOREIGN LETTERS.
Collsn John A
JIG. DOWNER. P. N.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

DESPERATE fellow named Lew Stonehill, be-
longing in Grass Valley, shot dead recently in
Humboldt Coanty Nevada Territory. He had a
fuss with one H. \. jackson in ballroom, came
81 him with knife and was shot through the heart
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

EAKrHorAxE n CoN-RA CoSrA COUS-Y.-on
Thursday last, about quartag pas, o'clook;a the
morning. slight shock OF an eagthqcAhe was DIS
tinc,ly .eli by those who happened % be awake !.
the time
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

Nzw YoKz papers say that the increased tax on
liquors has materially decreased the consumption
in that city. People cannot afJrd to pay fifteen TO
twenty cents for dose Of slow poison.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

a NEW post Office has been established s, Rose
wills Placer county al the intersection Of the Pa
ciic and the California and Central Railroads
James Rice, postmaster.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

REv. MR. P. Y. y N,sBY.-This distin Euished gen
tlemau figures conspcuouslyi in our columns today.
He has The reputation Of being an able individual
IN the neishboIhood Of his acquaintances; and by
way Of variety, and for the sake of "solid reading
among the exciting war news and rebel outra
ges,' we give it as mind settler The shell
Is directed at missionary" in the church Of the
"unterrifed. IS and will bear reading.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

MEAT, MsAr-joLa Greeudeld, al cd and well
known butcher OF Oroyil.e has eommeaced business
sgAia. in his new o.iek baildiag, On Montgomery
street. He keeps TIE best variety of meats the
country market affords, and Is always On hand 10
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

REV. Mr.. WooDNAN VII preach at the hospital
OF Saturday. Sept. l0ta, at I O'Clock P NJ Also
Al the brick charch in Oroviie, the Sabbath folloT
Sn-
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

To ouE PArxoss-All advertisements, special
= heal notices, must be handed in early Friday
mornings. to insure publication.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

The slaves enlisted in Kentucky promise to make
fine soldiers. Most OF them have in their veins the
bes, white blood il the State with enough black
blooi . make hen intensely loval.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03
Livery and Sale Stable.
Frank Multner, Proprietor. ~

Huntoon street, Oroville, opposite the California
Stage Co.'S Stable.
"AYING PURCHASED AND REFITTED
Il Il that large and well arranged Livery Stable
with Corral attached. | beg leave to inform my
friends and the public that intend TO carry the
above business in all lis branches
Carriages, Doable and Single Buggies, Saddle
Horses etc. always ready.
My Bugges, Harness etc, are new and Of the
latest style
aParticular attention will be paid to transient
II vel private Boxes for Stock or Fancy Horses
Attention will be paid 10 the Purchase and Sale
OF al kinds Of stock.
Corral's and sheds arranged for the ac-
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

THE First California Regiment" once co-n-
rsan6e3 BY Col Baker, has served its time. On, .:
100 who entered its ranks, 5rt ls5 are LETT.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

FoR StLr-In another column an advertisement
Of Hendees Garden Will be found, offering the same
Tor sale To those who wish 10 engage in extensive
gardening in most convenient and desirable 10
cation. should avail themselves of this opportunity.
The fruit trees and vines are in a lourishng con-
dition, and the enclosure in the best repair.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03
Cal. Northern Railroad.
&TT~YTE @WHMi
~NX g x z w
MARYsyILLE AND ORovILLE.

II OCULAR TRAINS LEAVE MARYSVILLE
II for Oroville daily-eonnecting al Oroville
with Stages Of the California Stage Company for
Shasta and the Northern Mines
Leaving Marysville tSanday eEcepted) 81 4 b..
NJ. and 5 P. ".
Leaving Oroville (sunday excep,ed) at A. ".
and P. N.
Sunday-Leave Marysville s. ) Pm. Leave
0roville II P N.
Freight reaching Marysville by steamboat, con
signed 10 Care OF Railroad will be received on
the cars al the S,eamboa, Landing, and forwarded
70 Oroville withou. COS. fos forwarding commission
OF drayage.
At Oroville. merchandise for up country will
be stored u the Railroad Depot, and delivered 20
order Of oE1ers irse Of charge.
ANDREW J. BrNNEY, Sapt.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

nlxIy's LANp.-~In Dixe's land We II take our
stand. etc, appears 70 De favorite song with the
"GAssaway robbers in our county jail. Vocal mu.
sic. morning noon and-all night rings through
the cells disturbed only by the singhas Of chains.
The We decidedly good eay for MUSIC as well
Us something else.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
DRUGS & MEDICINES!

= The UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR.
I3 chased of Mr.. A. McDermott his entire Stock
~ Of Drugs and Medicines, viii continue the
q business al the Old Stand Of A. McDermott,
(OROYILLE), and will keep constantly on hand 8
large and well selected stock Of
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03

BARGA1>s-Hard times does not discourage
Cheap john from selling goods cheap; and why
do farmers. miners and all laborers complain Of
their "dasky suits when. for mere song. all can
don tie hest fashions, at this establishment. 1T
beats the Jews. now cheap he sells" Go see.
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GROVER & BAKERS
PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES,
THE ONLY GOLD MEDAL

Ever Awarded to Sewing Machines in Illinois.
mtums. over all competitors, for the Best Fam
lily Sewing Machines, the Brst Manufacturing Ma
CHI mes and the Best Machine Work, at the following
STATE FAIRS, of 1858:
New York State Fair
FIRST Premium for family machine.
FIRST Premium for double-thread machine.
First Premium for machine work #
Vermont State Fair,
First Premium for family machine.
First Premium for manufacturing machine
Ptrst Premium for machine work.
Iowa State Fair
First Premium for family machine
First Premium for manufacturing machine.
First Premium for machine work,
Michigan State Fair,
First Premium for family machine
First Premium for manufacturing machine
First Premium for machine VIZ rk
Indiana State Fair,
First premium for machine for all purposes.
First Premium for machine work.
Illinois State Fair,
First Premium for machine for all purposes.
First Premium for machine work
KsntuCky State Pair,
First Premium for machine for all purposes.
First Premium for machine work
pennsylvania State Fair,
First Premium for manu- featuring machines
Ohio State Fair,
First Premium for machine work.
And at the following County FAIRS:
Chittenden Co, Vt, Agricultural Society,
FIRST Premium Tor family machine
First Premium for manufacturing machine
First Premium for machine work
Champlain Valley, Vt Agricultural Society,
First Premium for family machine
First Premium for manufacturing machine,
First Premium for machine work
Hampden Co, Mass, Agricultural Society,
Diploma for family machine
iplOmA for machine work
Frans lin Co, N. Y, Fair,
First Premium for family machine
First Premium for manufacturing mnchiue
Queens Co, N. Y, Agricultural Society
FIRST Premium for family machine
Washington Co., N. Y, Fair
First Premi M for family machine
Saratoga Co, N. Y, Fair, t'.
First Premium for family machine
Mechanics Institute, Pa, Pair,
First Premium for machine for all purDoaas
Firat Premium for machine work
The above comprises all the Fairs at which tn,
GROVER BAKER MACHINES were exhibited
Machines were in competition
me work made upon the Grover i Baker Sewipt
Machine has received the First Premium al everI
state Fair In the United States where it has beer
exhibited to this date w.
Sales rooms 1Y5F Main st., Wheeling, ". Va.
JOS. MoDONAL,
nUEoV'0m General Agent.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI-
ing Rail Road

ia
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov 18th, lsOs, pas
~ senger Trains will leave bridgeport az follow
(Sundays exceptsd) -
l1Oo A. NJ Mail Train, stopping at all stations, ar
Cleveland at $40 P. N.
1856 P. NJ. Accommodation Train, stopping at all
stations arrives at Pittsburgh at sos
lOOo P. NJ. Express Train, arrives at Pittsburgh At
2:lO A. ii. and Cleveland at 9:S5 A. ~
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at $50 A. n. and 40 P. NJ, ar
rive at Bridgeport at sos P. NJ, and 500 A. M
Leave Pittsburgh at las A. NJ. 6:l6 A. NJ. and
1:45 P. NJ, arrive at Bridgeport at 6C9 A. NJ. l0:55
A. NJ and 6:Na P. n
ConHIctionH are made as FOlIowm
at Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania R. h for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Warrington, PhiIa-
delPhlh, New York aud Boston.
AT Cleveland with Cleyeland'& ToIOd R. r. for Ban.
dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
All points in the NORM WEsT. with
Oetrolt steamers for Detroit, jackson
Chicago and the NORTH WEST with
UiSVelRnd'& Erie r. r. for Erie DIM
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara PAlls with
Cleveland. Columbus / Cincinnati fol
OTesthne, Delaware, Columbus and
At Hudson with the c. z. 9. R. R. for ouyahosy
Fails Akron, Millersburgh and Woos
At Alliance with P. TT. ". 4 o. R. R. for Canton
mhSsillon, Wooster, Salem, Enou, Co
lumbus and Chicago.
At Steubenvil with P c. 4 c. Line and Al Rnr,kvu
with O. o. o. r r. for ZancsvilIe. New.
ark, Columbus, XeniA, Dayton, Indf
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati Louisville
st. Louis, st. Joseph and ali point
Wtst and South Wost.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return S. 90
Fare always as low, and time much onirEer tS"r
any other route. '--'--
Through Tickets to all points in the West, North
and East can be procured at the office under the
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Ticke
Agent ut Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rate1 Il
accessible road nd arkin
to the East, North, West and Northwest, at ONO
under hLurO House, or with Fl. Agent at Bridge
port station. WM. D. TERRY, Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent
,,.o,,,,o,,,,, Bridgeport, o.
F R. MYERS, Cent Ticket Ag't uov16
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUA.
HE REAL ESTA TIE.

DART of Lot No, IS, corner of Market and Frank
lin streets, containing two icy frame tenements
Part OF Lot No. g. west side MIlIu street. noar
Franklin.
Lots No, II and is, with their buildings, corner
OF Main and franklin streets, east 81 ie.
Part OF Lot No. u.s. on west side Of Market street,
mar Adams which is erected good two I2) story
brick dwelling.
une-EaIf of Lot No. 90, east side OF Main street,
with Two story brick dwelling and back building.
Lot NO. 50 corner OF West street and Eckhardt's
Alley, running to the river.
One half OF Lot No. l49, of Chapline and
First streets with goot two ri story brick dwelling
Part of Lot No. 40, corner OF Main and Jefferson
street. east side with three I3l good dwelling
1O4A acres of Land in Marshall county; said land
being under good cultivation, and having good
Any of the above described property can be pur-
chased at private sale on or before the nrst
Monday in February, 1864, at which time the re-
Court House of Ohio county at public auction.
I. SWEENEY
Executor of the estate of N. McNaghten.
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Trustees Sale of Real estate

by virtue of deed Of trust executed by James
~ Morrow aud Mary Morrow his wife, dated tho
1Uth DAY OF February, 1859, and recorded in the
CLERK Office OF the County Court of Ohio county
GnoT the ofioe Of tho Recorder oE said county, il
Deed Book No. 43, folio 500, tho undersigned az
trustee to secure the payment OF the sum Of eight
hundred aud ffly dollars, with interest, &c, shall
proceed to sell at the front door of the Court ousc
III said county Of Ohio, Thursday, the 4th DAY OF
February, 1864, at 10 O'clock the half lot of ground
IN said deed mentioned, to wit: The north half OF
situate on the east side of Eoff street. and in thst
part OF the city Of Wheeling laid out by William
Chapline and others.
invested in me by said deed Of trust
Terms of Sale-Cash.
jAn5 GHO-w IoIINs0N
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Railg gnteJligeuter
THE LETTER.

THE LETTER.
"such things must be-" And 50 took the letter,
And held It to the dame,
Obi how it curled around the snowy sheet.
That fell aud fell, in fragments at my feet;
And last 1t burredthe name.
"such things must be-" I watched the little hAkO-
let's;
They futtered at my breath; ...
Quivered Lis Q ashen lips Of psnitencs,
And filled my heart with iOrebOding sense
Ofmystery and death.
"such things must be" These words said and
ponderd;
Out Ct the waited scr. II
A thousand bitter h1s' anG woes were wrought
By the ETHEREAL fingers OF Thought
That trembled iu my soul.
"such things must be-" The day is past f,rever;
The ashes opt away;
And ysster's Joy is scoTned hnd spurned as folly;
Then Why remember II with melancholy
That haunts me all the dayl
Sat. EUening Gazette.
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6Go. ". JOHNSON. Wp JOHNSON
a rn"nnA

enc. ". JOHNSON. Wp. JOHNSON.
g. w. JOHNSON & SON,
manufacturers or Copper, Tin aud
Sheet Iron Ware.
II AVIEG AVAILED OURSELVES OF ALL THk
IL improved facilities, We are better prepared nov
than ever to NIL all orders for any article or work IL
the above line Of business. Talliea and Conductor
made to order. Steamboat work done in . substau
tial and workmanlike manner. We are now pawn,
particular attention to this branch Of tho trade m
can guarantee satisfaction in every particular +,
Wholesale Dealers VIC offer Inducements tina
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock of Ware IL
complete, and the is full at all times We
keep stock Of thelateSt and most approved
Of Coal and Wood Stoyes on hand At all times.
G. ". JOHNSON son, S'
Ho.1T9 Market Square, 3. az
ly2-d&Wtt Wheeling, Va
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Saddles, Harness, trunks &C

WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL.
y. SHEPPARD Go.13l Main Street, corner
y Union, will continue to keep on hand alarReand
complete assortment of all articlesin his line cona1
ng OF Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddles Pine CoarSe
Harness, Trunks, ValiceS Carpet Bags satchelB Col
IarS, aSmsB, Whips, &c.
would respectfully call attention to NV stock and
trust by strict attention and promptneSS to merit
continuance Of tho public patronage
All kinds ofrePairing promptly done, and in Q pro
per msnner. J. B. SHEPPARD.
OeU2O 'b9 Isl, Main Streat
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NOTICE.

VIE undersigned Is DESTROYS of selling, and oesrs
for sale, the following Real Estate on Wheeling
1aand, IN Ward Z, between Wabash and Huron
reetS' via; Seven small frame houses, one Of them
seven rooms and kitchen and good weH Of
house. NJ ~ - ' ~" StOEy 0Flck
Any Any Of tho above property can be purchased at
soruSry, 1854, at which time the remainder viii he
HJeS on the ground at public sale to tho highest
TERMs OF sALE-one-third in cab ,bo,..,.u., :.
one and two ySArs with interest on the BALANCE ~
Ine payments The title will be made nv siTiNr
decd Of trust on the property. - Swung
An0-td WALKER HUNTER.