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The weekly union record., 1865-09-02
OFFICIAL.
Election Proclamation

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
Executive Department.
NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT GEN
~ eral Election viii be be held,
on WEDNESDAY. The 9Th DAY OF SEPT.
next. throughout the State, on which day Senators
and Representatives 10 the Legislature of Caifar-
nia will be elected. as follows:
TWeniyouTth Senatorial District. composed Of
Butte. PHmss and I.aSsen: one Senator to be elee-
ted by the Colaiy of Butte.
Also, two members Of the Assembly, for Butte
County.
In witness whereof. have hereanto set nv hand
and caused the Great Seal Of the state to be afix-
ed this 29th day Of Jnly. 4. D 1855.
L. FREDERICK F. Low
ATTEST, Governor Of California.
B. B. REppING, Secretary OF State.
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TO CLOSE
Business in Butte Co

yENHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUB
d lie. Auction. on thursday. Sept. 2lst, 1865
the following described property. to-wit: One
Steam Saw Mil with all the appurienances there
to belonging, with sufficient timber To keep said
mill running for six eight years. The mix will
be sold time. sufficient 10 make the paymenf
out OF the mill. Al>o. six or eight good work
horses; one No. buggy horse. one new ~ horse
wagon one new four horse wagon. one new express
wagon three or four second hand wagons. one bug
gy five yoke cattle, No. one good log wagon,
three or four dwelling houses. one good Mountain
Ranch, with good houses, barns and out honses;
good garden. peach and apple orchard; good
small bearing vineyard, with plenty Of line be>t
wafer for all purposes. THERE'S also. a gond large
school house, with a large hall overhead cunven-
lent. An the above property except the school
house will be Sold without reserve. Said property
will be sold three five moaths' time. with ap
proved st cunty \ liberal discount will be made
Tor cash. All sums less than fifty dollars cash. in
gold or silver coin. The notes will also be dawn
payable in gold or silver coin.
n. B.-Any person holding paper against US
can at any time before the sale, receive pay at
gold OF silver prices. LEONARD & co.
August 2iIh, lS65. mas
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CHICO AND IDAHO
STAGE LTNE!

STAGES LEAVE CHICO EVERY MONDAY.
y Wednesday and Friday, via Susanville and
Surprise Valley for Ruby City. in the Owyhee and
Boise Mines Idaho Territory.
FARE, FIFTY DOLLARS.
This is the nearest and hest Ioute connecting
California with Idaho. being less than one-third
the distance by way OF Oregon. While suitable
stations are being established portion o the
route Saddle Trains will connect with the Stages.
Trains leaving Chico weekly. since the Sd of April,
lave met with no obstacle. The roHte is abundant
~ supplied with grass and water. Being regular
Nail Route, established by Act OF Congress, the
line i going into permanent operation.
The following our Agents:
CLARK J. SHAW, Sacramento.
FRED d. ROBINSON San Francisco
Oiiice at American Exchange,
Who arc authorized To receive fare aud ticket pas
sengels through.
PIERCE < FRANCIS. ProDrietors.
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PADDY's description of fiddle can
not be beat: :" 1t was the shape Of a
turkey and the size of a goose he
turned it over on its belly and rubbed
its backbone with stick, and och by
ST. Patrick how it did souale.''
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On being told of surgeon who am
putated a lady's arm and afterwards
married her, Nix wondered how she
could have got round him So.
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A LECTURE on the great distance Of
the sun from the earth will shortly be
given by member Of the Sol of' Asso-
citation.
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Notice.

l HEREBY INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT
they are badly sold when they call at the sa-
loons in 0rDgIlle and ask for -.CiiffJrd's Wine"
There is none OF my manufacture in the saloons
they sell cheaper article. | make this statement
that the public may not he deceived.
3wn43 H. CLIFFORD
orovilIe, August 2s;h. 1886
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The husband who devoured his wife
with kisses found afterwards that she
disagreed with him.
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Bonner. of the New York Ledger
reports an Income Of S39,757, against
So, 900 last year.
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QuILP suggests that the most appro-
pirate music for a contra dance could
be furnished by reliable contra
band ~
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HOPS is the best medicine, and for
tunately it is in the power of every
doctor to dispense it.
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WHAT to do with the national debt
leave it loan.
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II INVITE THE ATTENTION OF PHYSI
4 clans in the counties OF Battle, Sutter, Plumas
and Sierra. to their large and select stock OF
Drugs, Chemicals and Pharmacetical Prepara-
lions. embracing every new chemical and remedial
agent as fast as introduced to notice.
They are receiving accessiOns TO their stock
constantly from the East, and are prepared tn I'LL
all orders from physicians and druggists. at as low
rates the same quality OF article can be bought
fur at any reliable house in the State.
In addition to their stock OF goods proper to the
Drug Business and which Tor purity and pharma-
cetical correctness they guarantee IN every case
they would call the
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Why are people who stutter not tC
be relied on Because they are al
ways breaking their word.
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All Those Interested,
In buying good articles at lowest market rates, to
their full stock Of everything in the way OF
TE7hite Lead, Colors Of all Kinds.
IN OIL and TTater.
Ols Of ali Kinds.
Kerosene, Stone PGi.t,
Furnishes,
IFindoic Glass all Sizes,
lind cut 10 order.
Also a large stock of Fancy Articles and PER
FUMERlE> many styles OF lie latter goods be-
ing imported by ourselves, and not 10 be had
elsewhere.
quarts Glasses.
Hgdrometer,
Craciblcs,
Test Tubes,
Indie Rubber Forks,
for Baruse-
Buttle, DemJohn,
-dnd Pie Fruit Cashs.
Feather Busters.
Chdrnois Skins,
Domestic Dyes,
4dA Colors, and Jrarraafed.
Quicssilrer in any Quantity.
We shall at all times be happy to see our friends
from Butie and Pumas counties, and to show them
through our stock.
CHITTLE & COCLT.
% street, and 80 Maiden Lane.
Next The New Thea re, Mafysville.
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AYERS AGUE CURE

INDIA CHOLAGOGUE. PERUVIAN FEBRI-
fuge. Horni>he's Fever and que Cure,
Jones American Cholagogue.
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure.
Mason 4 Poards Anti Maleria Pills.
At the New Drug Store corner Myers and Mont
gomery streets. Orovile.
>,TRATlS 4 DANIELS.
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BREAD is the staff of life, and whis
Ky the stiltS-the former sustaining
man, and the latter elevating him for a
fall.
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To FEMALES.


When a female is in trouble or afflicted with
disease. weakness OF the back and limbs pain in
the head. dimness of sight lnSS of muscular pow
er, paptatioa of the heart, rritabiify. nervous
ness extreme urinary difficulties derargemeut of
digestive functions general debility, vaginiteS Ill
diseases OF the womb, hy>teria sterility. and all
other diseases peculiar To females, they should 60
or write at once to the celebrated female doctor.
W. X. Dober.y at his Medical mstitnte aud con-
suit him about their troubles and disease. The
Doctor Is efectng more cures than any other Ply
slcian in The State of California Let false deli
cacy prevent you, but apply Immediately and save
yourself irom painful suiemngs and premature
DEATH All Married Ladies, whose health or other
circumstances prevent an increase their families
should write or call at DR.. ". X. Doherfy's Medi-
cal Institute and the will receive every possible
relirt and help The Doctors Offices are 50 arrang
ed that he can be consulted without fear OF obSer.
vatlou.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing in any part of the State, how
ever distant who may desire the opinion and ai-
vice of Dr. Boherty on their respective ra>es and
who think praDer II suhuit written statement OF
such. in preference To holding personal iuter-
view are respectfully assured that their cummuni-
cations will be held must sacred. pr. Doherty
takes This opportunity OF observing. that all letters
are only opened and replied to by himself, and th e
latter as promptly a. possible.
II the case be fully and canGidly described. and
the usual fee OF ten dosrs enclused. tby express
ar in a registered letter.. personal communication
viii he superseded Instructions for diet, regi
men. and the general treatment of the ciSes itself
(incndins the remedies) viii be forwarded with
out delay. and in such "a manner As In convey no
idea Of the purport OF the letter or parcel trans
/ mitted.
CONSULTATION at the Office freely letter $40
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay. Address
". X. DuHER11. MD,
3muS3 San Francisco Cal.
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MEDICAL.
Private Medical Aid !!
Quick Cures cnd Moderate CAargts,
DIR. w. K. DOHERTY'S

Sacramento street. below Montgomery. opposite the
Pacific Mail Steamship Chs efii-e- Private en-
trance on LeidesdoTif s., San Francisco.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17
TO OUR NEW YORK READERS.

The CAIRO TINES is the only paper ever published in
Illinois which had q branch in New York and n place
upon the file Of every respectable hotel within the city
Tue TINES has also authorized Agent in the city,
whose location i'll be announced in few days.
The position Of Cairo. located 1t is, at the junction
Of the two mighty rivers the Ohio and Mississippi and
at the head Of navigation during the winter and
times Of low water is believe universally conceded
destined to be Of most important commercial
points this continent. Indeed may be set down
being the greatest natural gateway in the world equaed
only in natural advantages by the lsthmus of Suez and
Panama, but In It's surroundings surprising either
both. Full 100000 people step from Off the palatia
steamers of the rivers named perear
and corresponding amount Of fteght yearly unosde
here and when the Railroads. projected veyed,
and which will be built within the years. join the
Illinois Central Railroad, running North the Mobile
Ohio Railroad running South, Cairo WILL of necessity,
become the great enrepot of the staples of the South
and the radiatng point from whence the great East will
look for and receive its supplies
Our.agent and corresponding editor \. 3. SrILLMAN,
will call upon the leading business of New York. in
person, and solicit advertising patronage The TINES is
political journal. Its speciality is to promulgate
commercial intelligence, foster business interests and
disseminate the latest and fullest of the day Upon
every incoming train of the Mobile Ohio Railroad it
meets the of the Southern merchant his way East
to purchase ands supplied passengers by steamers
Northward bound, whn they reach Columbus Kentucky.
As advertising medium. therefore the intelligent
reader will readily realize the Importance of the TINES.
And the fact of its being prominently and generally
abe home medium through which the foreign merchant,
his arrival in the city, the invitations of the
most enterprsing merchants call and examine their
goods.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17
OUR RAILROAD INTERESTS,

In attempting to say a word upon the subject
Of our Railroad interests we scarcely expect
to meet the ideas of all who have an interest
in these great enterprises, nevertheless we
hope to. We believe that the farmers and
producers generally have equal interest in
the welfare Of these artificial means of trans
portatlon. Hence, while The owner or stock
holder growls at low rates of fare, the farmer
and producer will express dissatisfaction at the
high rates. We do not, however. propose to
discuss the subject of rates Of fare, but simply
to alude to some of the Roads now in opera
ton ard these in course of construction. And
in SO doing we shall allude to the Roads nearest
our own interests and desires, and which have
not yet been constructed
The line from this city to ST. Louis, known
Us the "Cairo and st. Louis Railroad" and
from information we have been able to gather
we believe that its construction will cost less
than any other road of equal length and impor-
tance and that when completed, it will pay a
handsome dividend to its stockholders Nature
has kindly connected Cairo to St. Louis by
water communication. But when we take into
consideration the fact that this naturla tie does
not touch the immense coal fields on the pro-
posed undeveloped route, it forms very strong
argument in favor Of the construction of the
road
This Road, if ever constructed-and we do
not entertain q doubt as to tliat-will not only
pass through a rich coal section, but it will
drain one of the richest agricultural and hor
ticultural regions of the whole Slate. The
hardy fruit raised in Southern aud Southwest.
ern Illinois, if proper attention were given to
its culture, would OF itself form a colnmoditv
for shipment that would pay, we doubt not, a
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17
THE NEWS.

The Secretary Of the Navy has determined provided
Congress makes the appropriations send
Abrsad = considerable number of naval vessels to
cruise about and visit the principal commercial ports
the country.
Gen. Logan, having refused the position of Minister
Jspan it has been offered to Chauncey Depew of New
York. who will doubtless accept it.
We again regaled with the rumor of Cabinet
changes.
Smu ggling between Canada and the u s. is said to be
carried on extensively the borders.
1t is proposed to the National Currency Bureau
from Washington to New York, and Secretary McCul-
loch is said to tavor it.
Five dollars per diem is the price agreed by hotel
keepers in Washington to charge their patrons. They
naturally conclude that great many Office and pardon
seekers will wend their way the summit of the Nation
this coming winter and have resolved that those who
dance must pay the piper"
The body of Preston King has not yet been recovered
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17
FROM CARLISLE PA,
Destructive Fire-EeOrofa News.

SSA .eCSAsO rAIo-"COTSAa NcVVSs
CARLISLE Pa, l6-The Cumberland county
aims house was destroyed by fire to-day. The
furniture was nearly all saved. The inmates
all escaped. The loss covered by the insurance
in the Franklin Company of Philadelphia
special despath to the Savannah Herold
says that before the adjournment of the Geor-
gla convention, resolutions were adopted ap-
pointing committee to memorialize the Presi-
dent tor relief of prisoners exempted from the
amnesty, declaring all contracts made during
the war valid, and appointing committee to
memorialize Secretary McCulloch to transfer
the assessment of taxes Upon real estate, until
after the meeting of Congress. and that assess
ments by made at the present value.
The resolutions also authorized the Governor
to appoint three Commissioners, with power to
fully investigate the cotton transactions Of the
State Government, and report thereon to the
next Legislature. They also empowered the
Commission to take assignments from Henry
Brigham for all his interest in the purchase of
of cotton, and pay limited expenses.
The delegation from Georgia to Congress in
tend to urge the recognition of the claims of
that State to the said cotton.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17

OUR BALTIMORE LETrER.-Our Baltimore cor
respondent devotes considerable space his
etter which we present to-day, to politics, and
takes the radical Republican chute. lie glo-
res over the defeats which the Democracy
have Of late met with, and lauds the Republi-
can party to the third Heavens. OF course
our readers will understand that we do not
stand as sponsor fn every idea expressed by
correspondents to our journal. We differ en-
trely with our Baltimore friend. He thinks
the Democracy has gone to the deuce. We
do not. We think that both parties have col
lapsed That the people have ceased to be
governed by party influences. Time was
when men would wear, SO to speak, partiZan
collars upon their necks, and boasttully say to
my-fellow, Il am Democrat (or Republican,
as the case might be) dog. What kind Of a
dog are your Not SO now, however. If
Republicans place the fatterng unction to their
souls that the late elections indicate partizan
strength, either they or we are deceived. We
incline to the belief that new issues will be in
volved in the next general election, which will
swallow both parties, and necesstate the forrna.
ton Of new parties.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17
FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, Nov. l6.-Thc Mobile Register
says that Major Hastings, with his colony, will
sail from that port for Brazil on the I'd ofDe-
eember. Emigrants from this country have
arrived at Rio Janerio, and were cordially well
coined by the government and citizens, and
gwen every encouragement and assistance by
the Minister of Agriculture
Judge Arthur L. Hopkins, long distinguished
on the bench and at the bar in Mobile, died on
the Sth instant
The San Antonio Express represents an un-
paralleled drought in Texas. The stock are
dying all through Western Texas, and the
rivers are very low.
New YORK, Nov. l6.-The Posts special
says Mr.. Burlingame, Minister to China, is in
to Chinese affairs, aud will soon return to his
post.
The Austrian Minister has purchased a resi-
dence for the sum of $50, 900.
The Commercials Washington dispatch saws
Gen. Logan's friends say he will not accept the
Mexican Mission, as he wants to be United
States Senator.
The New Orleans Delta of Nov. 9Th states
that there is unusual activity in the military
circles OF that city since the reception of the
recent dispatches from the Rio Grande Mys.
terlous orders have been issued, the sale Of
steamboats, has been prohibited, and those on
hand are being placed on a war footing. The
sale OF transportation and supplies has ceased.
The First. Fourth and Sixth Regiments of Reg
ular Cavalry have been ordered to embark for
lndianola, Texas, and report for duty, at San
Antonio, to Gen. Merritt
Gen. Forsyth, Gen. Sheridan's Chief of Staff,
has gone to Brazos
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17

TORONTO, Nov 16.-The boring of ridges
for the Huron & Ontario Canal is all completed
Everything promises well for the great under
taking. The engineers report that it will be
published shortly
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17
COM M a
nov17-ts.
ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

NOIlCE.-IO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the steamer LttIe Rebel"
is claimed the property of James Watson, John Wat
and Robert Watson, and denied to be the lawful
fled heir petition before the UDitd states District Court
for the Southern District of Illinois, in certain cause
steamer heretofore made and the ordering the
same may be set aside and that upon said petton the
following order has been entered on motion of said
claimants to me-
In tie District Court Of the United States for the
Southern District Of N1inois, 7"eSday, A"oust
SU, Il. D. 1868.
BEFORE THE Hon. SAMUEL H. TREAT. JUICE.
The United States on the relation Of
Geo. D. Wise as informer,
The Steamer Little Rebel, her En.t
gines Tackle and Furniture.
Watson by l. Haynie Esq. their Proctor and move
upon their Petition, in the above entitled for
charge of said steamer Little Rebel her engines
and furniture, show cause why the decree heretofore
made in this cause, the third day of September, A. D..
1862 and the sale made Hereunder should not be set
aside and the said petitioners be allowed to file their
claim as owners Of said property And upon reading
the officer custodian other persons having charge Of
said steamer Little Rebel her engines, tackle and urn
ture be and appear before court Springfield in
ten o'clock of that day. to show cause any they have,
aside and the said petitioners permitted file their
claim in said cause of the said steamer Little
Rebel, her engines, tackle and furniture.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
SOUTHERN DISTRICT ILLINOIS. 7'
George Bowen of the District Court of the Uni
for said Southern District of Illinois, do here
by certify the foregoing be true copy of order
made the Sth day of August A. D. 4S65 by said court
in determined therein wherein the United States
the relation of George D. Wise, informer, Ii
beIlants, and the Little Rebel, her engines
tackle and furniture defendant, the is
Of record my Office.
- la testimony whereof | have hereunto set my
lLs hand an fixed the seal Of said cour at Spring
~ field, this Sth day of August, in the year of our
49, Lord thousand eigIt hund ed and sixty
five, and of our independence the Ninetieth
GEORGE p. BOWEN, Clerk
n. B-The hearing and argument above Rule Is
continued to the 1st Monday January 1866, and no.
tce is hereby further gven that said claimants intend
prosecuting their claim said wherever the
same may be found, whomsoever the same shall be
claimed by and therefore all persons cautioned in
the premises JAMES WATSON,
ROBT. WATSON, Owners
JOHN WATSON,
ByI. n. HAYNIE, Proctor, &c. novlT-ts
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17

FT. MONROE Nov. 16.-A government sale
of unclaimed baggage and soldiers effects will
commence at Norfolk, Nov. 18th, and continue
till sold.
The government sale Of unclaimed baggage
and soldiers effects is progressing at Hampton
Hospital.
AT Hamelton there are fifty prisoners, thirty
OF whom are old soldiers, deserters, and
bounty jumpers, the balance are negroes char
ged with slight offences. An order is expected
from Washington to the effect that all prisoners
now confined at Hamelton, charged only with
small offences, besimmediately tried by civil
tribunal
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17

New YORK, Nov. 16.-Thos j. Wo.-h. 4
prominent printer Of this city, and for five
years Secretary and Treasurer Of the National
Typographical Union, died at his residence this
morning, after protracted illness.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17
FROM WASHINGTON,
Railroad Accident.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l6.-This morning, as
the Alexandria Railroad train was backing
down on rsylvania Avenue, where the city
railway crosses the Alexandria track, it came
In contact with city passenger car, striking it
in the rear and throwing it nearly off the track.
Miss Marion Holton, of Philadelphia, who is a
clerk in the Treasury Department. and G.. J.
Riddle, the conductor, were seriously and Mr..
Bayne agent for Adams Express Company, and
others were slightly injured.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16-The Grand Jury of
the District Of Columbia has found true bills of
Indictment against Gen. L. C. Baker. Chief
Detective of the War Department, on the
charge Of false imprisonment Of Mr.. James R.
Cobb for period of five hours, and for rob-
bing Miss Lucy L. Cobb of $3.50 in Treasury
notes.
Mr. and Mr.. Cobb were the only witnesses
before the Grand Jury. These proceedings
had their origin in Gen. Bakers operations
against the parties, on the alleged ground that
these parties had used fraudulent means to pro-
cure pardons for notorious rebels.
New YORK. Nov. 16.-The following dis
patch was sent to Provisional Governor John.
son of Georgia, by President johnson on the
9Th inst The organization Of police force
in the several counties for the purpose of ar
resting Magruder, suppresslny crime and en-.
forcing civil autnOrlty, as INDICATED In your
preambles, meets appreciation. 1t is hoped
that your people will, as soon as practicable,
take upon themselves the responsibility of en-
forcing and sustaining all laws, State and
Federal in confirmation to the Constitution Of
the United States:
New YORK, Nov. l6.-Mayor Gunther was
re-nominated last evening by the McKeon wing
Of the Democracy.
John w Farmer was nominated bv what ia
called the Army and Navy League.
The steamers Arago and Fulton are to touch
at Falmouth, England, lsstead Of Southampton
hereafter