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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18
Cards.
1\DLER & uANEG ~,

Wnrll annor,cc tn th> p,ooe o. N W
O. ~, An vi.iritvth 1T ,hav hay" cSteh' s'
= G tn, nu'y ex u 'v",y s""rcrv h"isr n th'
c,,atv. wh.,c IN " at all tines be !"nn.'
a,,l .ann'v nt T,, sac, - Hack IN = con
so,rar, off @ N,'n>srs. and G I'D: ~ >v",r
E;.h. 'rst.kr :. Orsta =. 'h"csc. + -. Nrts.
r,n's Dr'el + Frts, Sric"s of AL k'n'-
Fly -ria .rxtrac'-. &c. Sc. MI "Fw''c'' they
will sci! -, low ~ til " can h. '"r-ht II, ""'
nrek.t west "F tn, Missi~s;Hn. P"r' and
unadplteratrd q''"rs "i al < nd' s'ieiy t"
medicinal and merhan:cal purposes. cm-
s:antlv on hand.
Tho public are invited to eN'm'rc so"d
anl nricc, ~, avg purchasing. ;, we ar: houa"
give satisfaction.
kewO eynn December 6. 'Fl?. ,;:' !
H. SADtER. "fH y f'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18
DT SOLUTION NOTICE.

TIVE ecnartner.h'r y heretnf",e rx'stnr".
i der ,ha rnmr =. atv'c of Mitchell l.
Gage. !. II ,- dNv dissolved bv mutual cor.
sent All dcl.ts ilua the late firm arc 4. W
rad to n. R Mitchell. who viii settl" all N
deb.ed,. ess # the late Fl m. :.srch q. 1864
n r "1r.H'LL. H"rAcx GAGE
"HE undcrsicr nod viii r:irne 'hr trad
leret"ore carried On. at IL oil stand
1o, inrtc m"rit ,tc cc,t,nrcd rn'rr"eco y
tie rnhI;c. hv s',ict attention to the wants "i
TIE rlb!ic hv keer:ng superior ar ic'" "'
goods at price. a. 'erc'of',re to da't CONNIE
aition New Oregon March s'h 1861.
nl7ts| i. B. MITCHELL.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18

MurArls MISUNDERSTANDING cur
New OrIHsns exchanges We En the
following acc ,unt Of recent Abolition
mce ing in the State of Louisiana:
At a Unio.. meeting at Baton Rouge
I,,uisiana, the Union candidate for Gov
eruor, IL ~. Michael Hahn, said; i have
lone my best to restore our State to the
Union, and 4, not care from whom the
hest plan Comes whether from Lincoln.
3 Banks, Durnnt or Flanders. lucccp-
:el the nomination Of the free State
:ickct for & .venor; and, il elected, there
vhaN not be a slace left pilhin the
State.
By turning to the 6l.s Of the same
paper, Of TWO years $50, the curious
~eadcr would find the lniowins exploit
,ecorded of this same Michael Hahn
up the occasion Of a flag presentation n
% rebel regiment when he was Ike
.renIer:
Brave sons Of freedom, accept this
glorious flag! Bear i; proudly as the en-
lem Of Southern liberty and Southern
ins i.utinns! FEunt it in thc faces Of
he coward'y. Abolition Yank e van
,nls! Strike down and crush the Yau-
| zee thieves when they asssil it. Re.
member the Infamous nigger thieves.
md water our soil with their polluted
blood, &c, &c.
Mr.. H.hu has evi,lently exhibited in
these two loyal specimens srea. ra:ri.
.ism, and is worthy associate Of tho
present ,uers in high places
louisville Weekly DemwrsA
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18

A soldier. Was taken before the ms 2.
i.trate Of Glasgow for playing c'r'l,
Turing divine service. TIE account
is thus given ia N E ',lish wr,,':
Sergeant comma, L. .he soldiers \,
the church, M when the rarson lad
read the prayers he took the text.
Those who had bible took it OUT, hut
this soldier hal neither lible nor pray
er hook; hut pulling ont pack o!
carls. lie spread them ou: bcf"re him.
lie hrs. oke! at one card and then
IN th.r. Sergeant Of tho company
saw him AMI said:
Put up the cards; this is no place
for them''
Never m,nl that" sail R 'ch.rd.
When the service Was over, the con
stable took Richard a priso.sr, and
brought him before the Mayor.
We'll. say. tho Mayor. what have
you brought the soldier here f,r2''
For playing car'ls in church"
Well, soldier, what have you to say
for yoursclf?'
Much, sir, I hope
Very god; ifnot, I Will punish y~,
more than ever man was punished.
I L have heen,' said the s,ldier, ,abou'
six weeks OF the march. I have ne,
rlser |lehi nor common prayer book.
have nothing imt pack If cards
and hope to satisfy your worship Of the
purity Of nay intentions
Then spreading the car'ls |eforc the
Mayor. he began with the see:
w hen l see this it reminds me tha,
there il hut ene u d.
The deuce reminds rae Of Father
and Son.
The tres reminds nae Of Father, Sol
and Holy Ghost.
The four reminds me Of the fou
Eyangelists Mathew, Mark, Luke III,
J,hn.
The five reminds me O. tho five wis,
virgins that trimmed their lamps.
The ak reminds me that il six day
the l. ,rd made Heaven md earth.
The seven reminds me that on the
seventh day G d rested from the grea
work, sni hsllowed it.
) ,lhe eight reminds ne Of the gh
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18

NEW O.IE ION PLAIN De EALEK
Fub,ishel every Friday at tn Plaind"al9
pr.ai,s:,, VI 'in Street., New OrcGo
N,varl county, Iowa. F. }. MEAD pro
rrietor. .as. "a .a q
1 8-TE.aMS.- Ea
Bin Il, copies one year. IN dvance, 81 oo
- -. - At tho ec OF mo. 20
g :. - g mo. so
I2mo. 2 90
clubs Of ten. in advance, eash '' 70
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18

S,..iL ,,.io,.. Lon L. |, sill be charged
r.t, Of 81 for e"a;y ;en lines, for one ina
ion.
r..:i.sly rovsrisnce from the above
a'0s. -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18
More Wo k. with less help an
with mpre mforl,

Than they can with any other raach'ne ir
market. It's reputation grows with eaci
year. 1t is recnynzcd and Acknowledged
.herever it ~ cen intr dnced. MS
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18
WHOLE NO. 2l0.

'.iahteous persons that were saved when
God destroyed the world, viz: Noah,
his wife. 10 three sons and their wives
The ni,!c reminds me Of the nine
'epers that we're clcansed hv our 6..
,i"r. There were nine out Of the ten
who never returned thanks.
The ten rcminis me If the ten com.
rnandmcnts winch Col hanled down to
Moses on the tables Of stone.
The king reminds ne of the great
King of Heaven, which is God Allnigh
y.
The queen reminds me Of the Queen
,f Sheb', who visited S ,lomon. for she
was as wisa woman as he was a man.
Well. sail The Mayor, you have
given desert pti,a Of III! tho sardI IN
the pack hat orc.
What is that?'
The knave,' said tie Mayor.
Il Will give your honor y description
Of that to. If yon will not be angry
Il will not SAL the Mayor, IF yoa
10 not term me to be the knave'
Well, sail the soldier. the greatest
knavc tint I know Of is til, constable
tkst brought me here
L do rot know. said the Mayor. if
he is the greatest knave, but ! know
he is the greatest fool.
When count the number Of cards
in q pack, | fna there are hfty two
lie nun''er Of weeks in a year: and I
find f .ur :uits--the number cf weeks
in a month.
I fl there are twelve picture :ards
in pack, representing she number f
months in . year; and on counting the
T. icks, I hal thirteen-the number Of
weeks in quarter.
SO y,u see, pack Of cards serves
for a Bible, Almanac, and Common
Prayer Book"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18

BEroRE AND AFrFR.-Kceal,: cpl
sramma,ic lis the following straight
shot from some high strun, female c.t'
.pul':-
You men are angels when -, the maid,
But devils waan the marriage VOW Is sAa.
And equally good is the following
re,ort, which Contains more trath than
poetry: -
The cha1ze. GEAR girls easily forgiven
We 0ad ourselves in hell, Instead Of hes'en
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18
E)RESTON STORE.

VR. CAREY. Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
cries. Hats and Cros Boots and Shoes. Gro. K
crv. H,riwarr. Cln.hin.-, Books, Millinery
and other goods.
.r1,r All Xxi, dss4 connt,y prodrce "
exchan &C for goods or cash [n'7vl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18
" \SS & ELMENDORF,

FORWARDING, STORAGE nrd COMMISSION AIER
CHANTS,
Public Square, Afc ;rcgor Iova
agents for NcCnrm elk s Reaper Dow &
F'w'cr md Canton >wcerstake Threlh 'ne
Machines, Moss e. Williams ard Br,iua;rd =
Sugar Evaro' 'ors, and Frost's Sugar Cane
Nils
Kept co,st 'ntly on hand. Horse Rakcs
Cradles. Crind->toncs. p:ows. &c. IN any
quantity to suit purchasers. Jnol4 1y]
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18
P. DUNN

P. DUNN,
80 Fashionable tailor at the old rcror6
IA er's sice. Dac.rah. Iowa All work
IL w.r-,atsA To itnnh mad,. m the mo. I
~ ion,b~ .tvle. Cutting 'on; at short
4,tieo All Warranted to suit.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18

RETrRxEp.-L Ben amin Of the
firm of 'I,mn ,rslsag. B'os., is as,in
in orr mi let. no has bought heavy
stock Of goods, and is ahead Of any
merch.nts here. They are opening
their Spring Stock, consisting Of read5
made clothing, fancy aud d'mes,ic Try
goods, Yankee notions, bots, shoes,
IEc. &c. Country merchants wlll 4,
we'll in examining their goods. Nc~
STYLES at the lowest market prices st
IIanmers',ugh Bros. No. lol, Main
S rect McGrcgor Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-18
1tEOnG ". PIERCE.

Dea'-rin General Merchandise" Dry h"'ds.
s,.acar.nS Boots AMI Shaes. Crork"rv. Glass
N ills Patty Ready Made Clnt|i E.. Hat &
Caps g.. &e. In he k"rns almost every q :
t.clc r,ou;rei. and nsu,liv kent in c"untr'
store. and SELLS rs cheap as the times will
permit. ms 5yn
New Oregon Dec. nth 1863
The weekly union record., 1864-07-02
8 UNpERsIGNED OFFER roR SALE

$50 barrels plaster paris. 100 barrels marble
dust, 100 barrels cement, so barrels spanish whit
ing. 500 carboys oil vitrc, Eastern; 5000 lbs
nitric acid. strong 1900 lbs citric acid 1000 lbs
muriatic acid, 5000 lbs powdered tartaric acid
best; 40 casks super carb soda, 500 ozs sulph
quinine. 100 ozs strychnine. pure; - sulph NOR
phine, 100 lbs iodide p0tassa, l25 lbs chlOroform
log lbs calomel, 1000 lbs sfts nit and aq am
monia, 600 lbs balSam copaiha, $50 lbs gum ara
bic, white; 1000 lbs fors sulphar, 600 lbs oil lem
on berSamont $500 gallons kerosine oil 1000 gals
pure lard oil, in tins; l60 gals Alcohol 95 per
cent, in tins; 100 gals linseed oil 1900 gals
neatsfoot polar and china nut oil, 500 gals castor
OIL, orisanum, peppermint, sprue and almonds
paint brushes, white wash brushes hair brushes
tooth brushes. feather busters 10 Ibis refined
lampblack, 20 bbls irish moss, 10 eases isiuglass
zoo doz Wright's pills, 20 gross Braudreths pills
100 gross Moffats. Ayers. Jayne's. Lees and
Mclane's pills, 100 doz Myers Sarsaparlla and vel
low dock, 10 doz Lyons Kathari0n. 500 Jules
Haules Co.'S extracts. oils, coognes &c. 20 box
es CASTLE soap, genuine; 90 cases best olive oil
5000 lbs sal soda 60 bbls resin. 5000 lbs Shakers
herbs, fresh; 400 lbs pure ground sage, fresh 1000
lbs pressed hops in one-iourth half and lb
papers $500 lbs b0raX 5000 lbs assorted paints in
cans, tun of putty in bladders and cans, 20 bbls
dye woods, varnishss Of all kinds. p bbs canary,
hemp. fax and coriander seeds. In quantities to
suit, all at the lowest prices. Orders respectfully
solicited. r. H. MCDONALD & Co.
Importing Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
X. H. MCDONALD Il Co., Sacramento.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-02
Celebrate the Fourth of July.

When the Continental Congress had adopted
The Declaration Of Indeperdence, old John
Adams wrote 10 bis nearest friend in Massa-
chusetts, announcing the fact, and sad-"ths is
is day which will be celebrated in all time to
come let boufres be made, bells be rung, and
every demonstration be made COW and in all
time 10 come" Aud wbyl Because it ash
cred 10 new era 10 human affairs The na-
tional motto 10 the great seal Of the nation, to
wit: " moro ordo sectz0rum. which means
translated "a new order Of ages, is typical Of
the coming times The great truths set forth
10 the grand old Declaration, That all men
are created equal; that they are endowed by
their Creator with certain inalienable rights /;
among which are life, liberty and the pursuit
ofhappipess." was and is the soul and life of
that Declaration aud Of that Government that
was then in embryo, and which it was the sole
and grand object Of The patriots Of the Revo
luton to establish. Clouded it then was hy
the dark blot Of slavery, as contrary to every
wish and expectation Of the men Of that day;
II has been ten times more ciouded since, but
thanks to God aud the insane wrath OF pro-
slavery rebels that cloud in the course of the
Providence OF God is being rolled back, and
soon shall the God of day shine on land from
the frozen regions of the North to the ever
Towering plains OF the South. and from the
stormy Atlantic to the Tranquil waters Of the
Pacific from the power aud dominion Of slave
ry. aud shall smile once more in peace, glad
ness and prosperity. So celebrate, celebrate
with firing of cannon bopires, songs ard with
oil the paraphernalia Of joy this natal day of
Freedom ard human rights, now still more that
soon
"All the clouds that lowered on our land.
Shall be ia Stygan waters buried"
The weekly union record., 1864-07-02
COnstable'S Sale.

nY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
- issued out Of the Court of John Dick Justice
of the Peace, in and for OphiT Township, Butte
County, California, TO me directed and delivered
commanding me to make the sum of ninety-two
seventy FIVE one hundredths dollars (92 75-l00 and
all costs and accruing costs thereon; wherein J.
NJ. Brock is Plaintiff, and the Occidental Copper
Mining Company Defendants: have levied
upon and will expose at public sale to the highest
bidder for cash at Justice John Dicks Office on
Bird Street in the town of Oroville, Ophir Town
ship, said County and State, Saturday. the 2jth
day Of June, A. D., 1854 at O'Clock P. NJ. of said
dav all the right title and interest OF said Com
pany in and to the following described property to-
wit: Commencing al a small oak tree about
twenty yards (20) South q said Company's shaft.
running northerly Of said tree two thousand feet,
(2000) and running southerly from the said tree
three thousand six hundred feet g 600) located in
Wyandotte Mining District and situated in Wyan-
doJte Township in said County and State, being
about one-iourth of a mile west from David Lewis
house, together with all the mining tools and sp-
purtenances thereunto belonging, or in any wise
sppertaining. J. V. PARKS,
Constable 0phir Township.
0rovile. May 3lst, A. D.. 1861.
The above Sale is postponed until Saturday. the
I'd day Of July, A. D.. 1864. at the same place.
and same hour. J. V. PARKS,
Constable ophir Township.
Oroville, July ID A. D., 1864.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-02
Fourth Of July at 0roville.

The following programme has been adopted
By the committee Of arrangements for the cel-
ebration Of the Fourth Of July, st OroviIle:
lss Natiooal salute of thirteen guns, .,
sunrise, BY The Oroville Artillery.
ID At signal gun and call of the Band.
the citizens and visitors will assemble on the
north side of the Plaza, where procession
viii be formed By the Marshall of the day,
which will move down Bird Street to secood
Avenue, and along second Avenue 10 Mont
gonery st, Up Montgomery St to Myers ST.,
along Myers street to Bird St, aloug Bird st.
TO Downer street
ORDER OF KxERcIsEs At TEE GROVE.
lst. Music By the Band.
ID. Prayer by the Chaplain.
50. Music by the Baud.
4th- Reading Declaration Of Independence
by James NJ. Burt, Esq.
5th. Music by the Band.
9th. Grafton by Hon. F. NJ Smith.
9Th. Music by the Band
After which the procession will re- form, and
march to the Plaza, and be dispersed
Federal salute at suudowu, of tbirty-tou,
guns.
Grand display Of FIRE works, and ball in the
evening.
Marshal Of the day-Maj. A. G. Simpson
Aids-Capt. Geo, C. Perkins, and Capt
f. Durham.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-02

SPECIFIC CoSTRAc1 LAv-The Union states
that 10 case is before the Supreme Court
involving the merits Of the Specific Contract
Lsw. There is case before the Supreme
Court taken from this county, involving, if 10;
the eonstitutionslity of thu; Act, a. least its
merits, aud the parties have been waiting a
year for decision. 1t is the case Of GailaDd
Bros. vs.. Harvey and Lewis. This was 80
action upon note, made payable In geld aDi
silver coin A tender OF grssnbacks was made,
and Judge Sexton decided the tender good.
The case was taken to the Supreme Court, and
the parties are now waiting decision. Bu,
this is not the only case. We have been
Informed, upoa good authority, that case is
berore the Supreme Court, theissue Of which
involves directly The eonsiitutioDality of the
Specific Contract Act. A decision, one way
or the other, upon this Act. /. desired a0d called
for By the business interests OF the State, that
the matter may be settled.-Rcd Bluff IEdspt.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-02
PURE OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
WM. t. CUTTERS
Pure Old Bourbon Whisky,
FOR MEDICAL q FAMILY PURPOSES,

r. 4
SO LOND USED IN THE ARMY HOSPITALS
- and lnfrmaries, and 50 favorably known
throughout the Atlantic States is now offered for
sale II this arket. The following testimonials
from physicians Of the highest distinction have
been received which are bat very few Of like char
acier which have come u Us unsolicited:
NEW YORK. May l. .ls6l.-Mr Wm. T. Cutter,
Jr. Louisville, Ky.-Dear Sir: The crea, difficulty
in procuring brandy sufficiently pure for medicinal
purposes, mas induced many OF the physicians of
this vicinity to adopt Bourbon Whisky as a substi-
fHte both in the hospital and private practice.
and since the latter has come into such general use
we have reason 70 believe that Z great dca, now
sold is Of very inferior quality.
PFesumlng that your residence in the vicinity Of
the manufacturing Of Whisky in Kentucky. as well
as your skill chemist viii enable vosi TO select
reliable article. and having fun confidence in
yoar integrity, We are ed to inquire whether you
VIII not aid Is in having this market supplied,
through an agency, With the best quality Of
PURE OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
For the Use Of the sick.
We are, very respectfully. sir, yours truly,
Valentine Mott. ". n, Willard Parker. VI. D., 10.
c. Hutchinson. II. D., Austin Flint. n. D., c. l..
Mitchell. NJ. D., Frank II. Hamilton. NJ. D.. Dewitt
c. Enos, u. D.. r. Ogden Doremus, N. D., Profes-
sor Of Chemistry Z. y. Chapman, NJ. D.. James r.
Wood ". D.. ". E. ?. Baylis, Pharmaceutist,
Brooklyn, y. Y. The ADORE is Tor sale by
". T. CUTTER,
III California Street, San Francisco.
r Il. MCDONALD & Co,
Wholesale Druggists, San Franz cisco.
z T. MCDONALD 4 Co.
'o-1 Nho,sssls nrHss=ts >a-rs-ento-
The weekly union record., 1864-07-02
Butte Gold s Silver Mining Co.

DUITE COUNTY. A-OFFICE
ID at Lapo-ie, Sierra County. Notice is hereby
given that St meeting Of the Trustees of said Com
pany, held this day at their Office, an assessment
No. was duly levied Of thirty cents per share on
Company, due and payable on the lst day of July,
1854. IN United States Gold Coin 10 the Secretary
st bis once. at Lsporte Sierra County Any stock
upon which said sssessnen, shall remain unpaid
on the 18th day Of Juy 1854 viii be advertised on
that day As delinquent, and unless payment be
MADE before viii be sold OF the 18Th day Of August
1854. 70 pay the delinquent assessment, together
With casts Of advertising and saeS By order Of the
Beard Of rruf.ess- Tprn HOWARD,
Ssc-etsrr.
Isrcrte June .s,s, lssl s-ss
The weekly union record., 1864-07-02
Superior Copper Mining Co.

u California. Office, Chico. Notice is hereby
given that at meeting Of the Board of Trustees
of said Company. held on the llth day Of May
1864, an assessment of fifty cents per share was
levied on the Capital Stock Of the Company pay
able on the lst day of July 1854, in Z. S Gold Coin
10 the Secretary. at the Office Of the Company
Any Stock on which said assessment, or any as
sessnents heretofore levied. shall remain upaid on
Saturday, the 30th day of July, 1854 will on that
neut shall De made before, viii be sold on Sstur-
day, the 18th day Of August, 1864. 70 pay the de-
liuouent assessments together with costs Of sdver
tising and expenses a. Sale. By order of the
Board Of: Trustees
.w-s5 RI ALLEN Sea-etary
The weekly union record., 1864-07-02

III uoAoE Oh tue uay
INITIATION COMMITTEE:
Hon. z. C. Gaskill. Forbestown; Captain E. c.
elyard, Hamilton; Col. +. Lane Maj. A. G. Smp
son. Capt. Geo. C. Perkins Hon. C. +. Lott, Capt
NJ. II. Darrach, \. n. Friesleben, D. D. Harris
Oroyille; W. s. Havens. Chico; Geo. Bush, Chico;
C. l.. Pond, Chico; A. X. Hall, Thompson's Flat
NJ d. West, Thompsons Flat; Henry Morrison
Oregon City; Frank Davis Cherokee Flat; yolney
Good, Cherokee Flat; NJ. Pence, Pences Ranch
VIM: Smith, Bidweifs Bar; W. E. Singer, Bid
wells Bar; Russ johnson, Berry Creek; Z. S Rug
giles, Mountain House; Smith Hurles, Boston
Ranch; Henry Maddox, Forbestown; Amos
Thatcher, Wyandotte; Richard FLOYD, Bangor.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGE EAENTs:
.. y. Harris, Geo c. Perkins, ". W. Tinker D.
n. Friesleben, John Lytle.
FLOOR MANAGERS:
H. P. Downer; o. 5. Avery; Jack Bean, John
Lytle.
Tickets (including carriages and Supper) IS.
No etot will be spared to give the most entire sat
isfactlon. The best of music and spacious hall.
general invitation is extended
Z. BIRD. Proprietor.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-02

JoHS CoNSgss.-This excellent Senator has
placed California under another obligation to
fim that cannot fully be sppreeia;ed by the
fitizens Of this State and the Territories as they
have been saved from the blightiug influence
bat the mining tax would have had on this
S,ate as it first passed The House. Mr.. Conness
as proven himself equal to any emergency
Fhen The intsresi Of our coast ard coCutry de.
handed protection. True as steel to the Fed
raj Union. always at his pest 10 guard the
pterest Of bis sdop;ed State. Verify, Cslifor
ia is blest to have such representatives and
enator in this the hour of our diresi trials.
lay they return 10 serve Us at our Nation 81
rapiial as long as loyal and true and patriotic
Fgislatiou may be required TO navigate our
hip OF State. Mr.. CONFESS carried his amend
peDt sgaiust the strongest opposition that
paid be bronsh, 10 bear against any bill and
be people will appreciate his energy and de
krninaiion.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-02
A Southern Preacher Sacramento Union

EDITOR UNION REcoRD, ,-Geuts-It is gen
orally understood that when people go to
church it is 10 hear the gospel Of Christ ex
pounded. but it seems as though that had cea,
sed to be the case in the Southern Methodist
Church. Having been reared in the South
and habtuated to hear Northern churches
abused and vllifed for preaching abolitionism
from the pulpit, was sery much astonished at
the miserable hypocritical attack upon fifteen
ss loyal men as California holds by Metho-
dist preacher Of Southern persuasion, named
Howard, at our little church in Hamilton tp.,
in this county. The attack was in this style.
Howard arrayed himself in spread eagle style,
and asserted that the nah who brought news
papers from the Central House 10 church Cd
Sunday, was long cared hound, and the man
who distributed them was short cared hound.
Now the whole cause OF this TRADE CT abuse
is simply tbis-ihe Sacramento Union has O
ol1b of fifteen members. and as no mail comes
10 the western portion Of our township, the
papers COME 10 tue teutIAl House ana are
brought 10 S. F. Threshers BY an Indian.
from there 10 church by one Of the club. This
club deserves great deal of credit for their
exertion in procuring loyal papers, such as the
Sacramento Union and 0royille UNION RECORD
for the petusal Of themselves and friends at
the same time Howard should be the very last
man 10 abuse the members Of other deuomiua-
tions for bringing papers to church. for
know 10 certainty that all the incendary
campaign documents Of the Breckenridge par
BY in the Presidential campaign were distribu.
ted in this township at this church. All de-
hominatioas preach here alternately. and the
Southern preachers were always better supplied
with campaign documents than religious tracts
pr chatecisns. This pretended outburst OF
indignation was nothing more than 90 attempt
10 break up the club Of the Sacramento Union
bud other loyal papers, that they may be re
placed by the treason reakiug sheets that this
Elass Of preachers patronize. Now l would
euggest that this long cared hound. and this
preachers terrier be crossed for coon dogs
Yours mos, respectfully, +. c. LkpYARp.