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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-29
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-29

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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-29

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The weekly union record., 1865-12-16

The SENATORIAL CoSTEsI.-Now that the
law regulating the election of United States
Senators has been amended, there can be 20
valid objection to couyening caucus Of the
Union members of the Legislature. The gen,
eral desire Of the people Is that this Senatorial
question shall be settled as speedily a. possible
as il is evident that the Legislature will trans
act 10 important business until this distraction
shall be ended. aud there IS really great
variety of work to be done. Why not get the
caucus together this evening and proceed to
ballot? Ii is now believed that q nomination
can be effected without protraeted contest,
the number of the available candidates being
reduced TO two-Sargent and Cole. A few OF
the late supporters of Governor Low have
talked of Introducing new man. but the sug
gesiion does not appear to prosper. Compro
mise candidates generally turn out to be polit-
cal biks We low want Senator whose
record is familiar, whose character and accom-
plishments have been subjected 10 public
scrutiny, and whose career in the national
councils promises to be useful to the State and
honorable to himself. Sargent and Cole have
always been identified with the Union party.
and were conspicuous among It's chiefs when
the decisive battles of the ballot box were to
be fought and won. They are pure and patri-
oiic men, unsullied by disreputabe intrigue,
Thoroughly informed in regard TO the interests
of the State, and each has Congressional
record By which bis capacity for useful service
at Washington may be gagged. Each has
warm and earnest, aud, what is best, unpnr-
chased friends There is some difference be-
tween the candidates in point OF energy, which
is of great account in the trying situations
occasionally developed ia Washington, but
either may be relied on TO serve The State to
the best of bis ability. The Union members
should remember The interests waiting upon
legislation, 90 into caucus, and, with perfect
of Judgment, choose that candid
ate who is believed TO be best qualified to give
California an able, resoluie, wide awake and
effective representation in the United States
Senate. - Sacramento Union, Dee l4th.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-16

FArAL ACCIDENT Marysville Appeal
Of Wednesday has the following account Of an
unfortunate ard fatal accident happened to
Nellie L. Larrabee. at the ranch of her father
in West Bear River Township, on the 3 h inst.
4 straw stack had been fred and the children
were playing about the burning emhers. and
While 50 engaged the clothes Of Nellie took
FIRE aud before assistance coald reach her she
was burned 50 badly that she died before next
morning. Oae Of her arms was burned to
crisp. aud her breast in two or three places
badly burned. 1t Is also supposed she was
burned internally by breathing hot air.
Strange as it may appear, the net upon her
head was consumed without burning the hair
1t covered. She was attended immediately by
physician who thought she would recover
During The night she complained but htle of
pain. but constantly called for water She
appeared to be quite comfortable till within a
few inmates before she expired, when she called
to her father who was watching her. and
complained of dizziness. Nellie was about
SIX years Of age, and favoriie Of the family
on account Of her intelligence and delicate
physical organization.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-16

\ LocAL.-Some months ago two coils
were taken up under the present stock law and
placed in hands Of cons able to advertise. Be
fore day Of sale, a party satisfied said constable
that he was the rightfal owner. paid damage
and costs aud took possession Of the coils. On
Monday last a party from Suttter county
claimed aud repevied the colts, and the ease
was tried before Justice Dick. The witnesses
OF both parties made fair showing as to the
ownership describing color. marks, etc. Tie
great differing was to age. The plaintiff aud
witnesses claimed the colts were three aud four
years Of age. and defendants that they were of
equal aee-fve. Here was chance for jadgcs
of horse teeth, colt teeth, the age Of horses.
and flesh" The animals being hitched with
larIat 10 awning posts il front OF the Justice 5
Office. judges Of the ages Of horses-the county
is full of them-were seat out to examine
the mouths" and state under oath to the best
of their knowledge and belief their opinion.
The more testimony taken the ages apparently
became more muddled thosgh the "scieace or
secret" was claimed to be handed down to some
from their Great Grandiathers \ large
crowd had assembled and the constant examj
nation of the mouths Of the animals caused
them to take fright, and with sadden jdk
down came the large awning, instantly seat
teriug the 'jJckeys' and spectators, many
The weekly union record., 1865-12-16

LOOK HERE.-The old blacksmith shop, OPP
posiie the Record Office, on Bird street, which
used 10 flourish SO graudy, is again about to
revive after the old fashion. Major A. Good
win. master mechanic. has now sole charge
of the business, and will always be in readiness
to do all work in his line at short notice, and
on The most reasonable terms. Mr.. Goodwin
is well known in Orovllle, and bis work speaks
flr ifsnr
The weekly union record., 1865-12-16

CoNrLETsD.-We learn from the Appeal,
that the large railroad embankmeut uear the
depot. which was demolished by the late heavy
freshel, has been rebuilt,-,he cars passing
over it On Monday for the first time 1t was
quite important that this work should be done
early. as enc Of tbelocomotiveS and passengers
cars were cut off from the depot by The gap.
The cars can BOW, as formerly, leave the lepo,
and make the run 10 the Houcut. The entire
road will be in running order sooner than was
expected, aud much to the delight Of the
travelling public and the merchants Of Oroville.
4 Coon REooRp.-The Cuuard steamship
line began its transit across the ocean 10 1910,
twenty FIVE years age. During that time its
ships have made 2.l60 passages have passed
over more than seven millions OF miles OF route;
have carried four hundred thousand passengers
mostly cabin passengers, and never have failed
to sail on the appointed day have never lost a
passenger By any conduct of their own. Nc
injury has ever occurred to a passenger from
accident to, or from the machinery, and the
company have never lost 9 letter they have
carried.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-16
CHIco.-The Courant, of December 9th
has the following

CHgco.-The Courant, Of December 9th,
has the following;
ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-The Chico Light
Infantry elected the following officers Saturday
evening last, for the ensuing year Captain,
Jos. Eddy, re elected Isl Lieutenant, fl.
Frost; % Lieutenant, c. L.:Stilson Junior
% Lieutenant, A. j. Messenger lsi OF Orderly
Sergeant, W. Q. Miller "a Sergeant, W NJ
Thorp; Sd Sergeant, +. c. Martin; 4lh Ser
geant, A. b. Butler; 9th and Color Sergeant.
ii. Hallet; lst Corporal, r. p. White %
Corporal, +. \. Done 81 Corporal, T. T.
Morris 4th Corporal, J. Moak.
MAsoNIc-The following were elected
officers OF Chico Lodge No Ill, f. 4 A. NJ
at their regular annual communication, Saur-
day evening, Dec, 2d: +. b. Pond, ". NJ;
W. II. Duren, 5. W; Geo W. Wools, J. W;
\. Ii. Chapman, Treasurer c. l.. 5tils-n,
Secretary
The weekly union record., 1865-12-16

Bette MAxuFAcruEs.-Th REcoRD says
the county is kept up by the manufactures Of
D0gtown.- Sacramento Bee
We think that was intended for q sarcasm,
Mr. Bee. Oar article simply stated the fact
that the mandatory at Dogtown had given
new life to the town and country surrounding.
Our county is supposed to be kept up" prin-
cipaliy from its immense agricultural and
mineral wealth, aided considerably by Butte
Manufactures"
The weekly union record., 1865-12-16

A TELEGRAM, dated Washington, December
18th, says: the State Department received by
the last steamer from Europe, an important
dispatch from our Minister to England. There
Is strong reason 10 believe that England will
back down from her position on the Alabama,
and at once consent 10 q inst and equitable
adjustment of the question IN dispute The
temper Of the last dispatch from tie State
Department, which emanated from the Presi-
dent bimself, was calculated to open the eyes
Of The English Government 4 gentleman
writing from England 10 gentleman in this
city, by the last mail, remarks that the Queen
Is our friend. and she will not allow Earl
Resell to take any position that will cause an
enlargement between the Governments.
BuRsr OF ELoQUEScg.-A lawyer, formerly
of Yreka, DOW in Idaho named Frank Gauahl,
recently defended F Patterson, the murderer
of S Pinkham The Idaho World gives the
following specimen Of his Lighfalutn
Ganahl rode upon the field for the final
cha &c IL the chariot OF war. Opening his
case with perorati0n of remarkable beauty,
he turud with burning sarcasm upon the
recoiling enemy, surrounded them by groups.
and with the merciless composure o: retributive
aveuging power, lashed them naked though the
world. The cowardly and malicious press
which has poured its stream Of ialsehood into
the public ear. the hounds OF an ignorant and
excited population, with halter in their
hands, murder in their hearts and a prayer on
their hrs,' the tergivrsa'ions of squirming
witnesses, coniounded by their own folly. were
one after another scorched and extnguished in
tie course Of that fiery circle
CAB sHED.-J. b. FELTON,, by the San Fran
cisco Flag. Caboshed- Fred Low, by the
California Express.
The balance 10 the State Treasury at the
commencement Of business. December lllh
was SQ3Q OoS "a
The weekly union record., 1865-12-16

\ CORRESPONDENT of the Pail Mall Gazette
suggests fogging by machinery. We under
stand that America intends to adopt the plan
with view to Carrying out lis long promise of
whipping creation Punch.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-16

COUNTY CoURr-Hon w 5. Stafford, Judge
prosiding-F W. Day vs.. b. F. Jones
Contest Of election for Sheriff A special term
Of this Court VIII be held on Thursday. Dec
2lst at 10 o'clock, TO dispose Of this cause.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-16

INFORMATION WANTAD.-Does the Oroville
Union Record want 10 exchange or is Wa--
staff getting on stills and cutting country
papers (l-Chico Courant.
The Record is mailed to the Courant
The weekly union record., 1865-12-16

Hon. : Ever mas been placed on committee
on Claims, in Senate, and Hon. Geo, + Smith
in Assembly On Public Lands, and Hon. w.
F. Tiideu On Public Hospitals ard Education.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-16

\ New Year Ball comes off on Monday
January l, 1906, at Union Hotel. This viii.
without Doubt, be another grand assembling
Of elite and beautiful to witness the old year
ont and welcome new wear in.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-16

MURDERER TO BIS HUNG-E NJ King, con-
vleied OF murder 10 the first degree. at the
late term Of the District Court at Visalia.
will suffer the extreme penalty Of the law on
Tuesday next, The 18th instant, unless par
doued
The weekly union record., 1865-12-16

'ius message OF the Governor is too lengthy
foT eur columns. The press Of the Statt
speak Of it as mastery State Paper As
room ana time permit extracts Of greatest in
fegeSt VIII be made
The weekly union record., 1865-12-16

TINS members Of The Excelsior Debating
Society are requested to meet 10 their Hall,
Sunday evening, at o'clock, ?. NJ.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-16

CoEEEcroN.-We stated last week. that
parties who do not wish to purchase their
homes on The Larkn Grant were permitted to
take their Improvements with them. In this
we were misinformed. They are required to
leave their Improvements and take their crops.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-16

On. FRIESLEEEN.
MEDICAL ADv1cE-Dr. VIM X. Doherty's Med
ical and Surgical Institute is becoming 4 sjae qua
non to the welfare of our State and health of our
citzens aud bis rapidly spreading reputation, al
though il may excite surprise is bat the signal OF
skill, aud follows as the natural effect of such 4
cause. We are personally acquainted with gentle
men Who had suffered for years under chronic dis
case, and who had taken advantage Of every
available means that promised relief. but without
success until they called upon Dr.. Doherty who,
in an incredibly short space OF time, has given
them entire relief. It is gratifying to announce
this fact because the Doctor is a gentleman who
seeks not by defamation of others to establish his
reputation, or to rear the superstrueture of his
own upon the rale Of anothers fame The Doctor
conducts his Institute in such manner that must
he gratifying - all his patients. He examines.
advises, and recommends without charge and the
patient after hearing his term, for treatment. can
accept or reject at pleasure. In no ease does the
Doctor make charge unless he effects a cure.
This he is able to do, because he feels the couf-
lenoe which long experience has given and no
doubt the consolation which apperlSns to that
confidence. Persons afflicted with either acpte or
chronic diseases would 90 well to consult the Doc
tor; at all events it can Do no HARM As for consul
tation he asks no fee nor does he Insist on obeii-
enco TO his advice unless the patient places himself
under his care. His Offices are on Sacramento
street opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Office
- f. F. News
The weekly union record., 1865-12-16

TARGEr Saoor.-The Orovile Guards viii
have target shoot on january lst, 1866.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-16

THIS wind The winds On Thursday even.
ing last the Cave Of Winds" broke loose,
dercsly testing the strength Of brick walls, tip
ping over a few frame buildings, ard playing
installations prauks on the sign boards Of
good ard worthy citizens
The weekly union record., 1865-12-16

PROBATE CoUsT.-The following business
was transacted in Probate Court: Estate Of
A. Foulk-F. W. Day, E. D. Clark and Jas
A. Wardwell appointed appraisers. Estate Of
J. Petition to sell the property Of
said estate, order entered to pest notices and
notices posted for bearing of petition Dec. 4,
1866; Dec. 4, l865-order entered to sell
property at public or private sale. Estate of
J. Wiley-Final order entered. Estate Of Ole
Olsan-Pettion of Erich Osan for letters Of
administration order entered to post notices
notices posted for hearing of petition on the
9Th day Of December, 1865 Dec. 6th-ogder
entered appointing Erich 0lsan, administrator,
and David Thompson j. NJ. Wilson and j ohm
Rutherford, appraisers.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-16

fxANINATIoS.-The County Board Of Ex
Rmiaers, consisting of Isaac Upham, County
Superintendent John C Gray and Charles O.
Perkins, met at the School house IN OrOville,
on Friday Dec. Slb, pursuant 10 notice for The
purpose Of examining applicants for certificates
to teach in the public schools Of this county.
Four applicants were present, viz: James
cannon. E. II. Taylor, II c. Church and L.
X. Upham. The most Of determination was
conducted in writing, and occupied two days.
Applicants all received certificates.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-16

ID OCULAR TRAINS LEAVE MARYsNll-Lb
h for Crorile daily-connectiDg at 0roTl.ie
with Stages Of the California Stage Company for
Shasls and the Northern Mines.
Leaving MarysYIlle a. A. n. and P. NJ.
Leaving 0roville at II A. NJ. and P. NJ
Freight reaching Marysville By steamboat, con
signed TO Care Of Railroad viii be received on
the cars at the Steamboat Landing. and forwarded
10 Oroville without cost for forwarding commission
or drayage. -
At Oroyille. merchandise for up country will
be stored in the Railroad Depot, and delivered to
order of owners free Of charge.
Freight TO 0roville-si per ton.
ANDREW J. BINNEY, sup't.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-16

DISTRICT CoURr-Hon ". T. Sexton,
Judge presiding.-The People IS. Jacob Smith
Defendant arraigued. George W Robertson
va. A. D. Nelsou-Decree for foreclosure rem
dered. w. J. Mires vs. j. s. Morris {. al
Decree for foreclosure rendered. Schumacher
vs. Friesleben-Demurrer overruled. Adkins
vs- Deed-Demurrer to plaintiff : complaint
sustained. Larkin vs. Henshaw st al.-De-
murrer TO plaintiffs complaint overruled.
Crandall Ct al. vs. Drown ct al-Plainiii
granted permission 10 amend complaint, and
defendants given until Monday. Dec. 18th, at
9 o'clock A. N, to file amended answer. Set
for trial Oh Monday, Dec. 18th. Dempsey vs..
Kusel-L. c. Granger, attorney for plaintiff.
gave notice that the motion heretofore fled for
new trial would be called up Oh Tuesday. Dec.
18th. Lynch IS. Lynch-Cause continued for
the term By stipulation of parties.