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Recorder Hofmus Declines ~ Appear be-
fore the Governor.
err or NEw YoRE, R,coRnsR's OTTrosl
No. 60 WAL strsa,

RHfOHTVRH
No. 60 wal street.,
NEw loEK, September ist 1865.
To Ills EIoslsney, REunES =. FENroS, Goverpor;
sbi
have The honor TO acknowledge the receipt
This day, Of copies Of CHARGES which have been
preferred srslnst me as Recorder 4 tho city Of
New York, IN tho name 81 one James Gregory.
and your communication Of the 8OIh uli, accom-
psnying 'he tsne' Informing me that may he
heard T. my defence, At tho Executive Chamber,
W Albany, on the 26Ih day Of the present month.
have looked over these so-called ~ .rgcs and
pronounce them, ~ far as | am concerned uu rly
false sh1ul be happy A. any tune ~ render to
you personally, as would 70 any other citizen
whose good opinion | value, an explanation OF any
act ever done by me in my official capacity but
cannot recognize your right oFcid!iy ~ call to
account for ny oMcirl conduct
am Recorder OF the city Of Now York, and Pre-
rdng judge Of tho Court Of General = as ons ~
the Peace, In aud FOR the city aud county OF New
York, aud tho Constitution doe, not vest IN the
Executive OF the State tho power TO sit in Judgment
on my othcal acts. By the Constitution Of this
State, may be removed from office by the Senate.
upon tue recommendation OF the Gtv,rnJr, Ater
nrst being heard there In my defence. II your
EScelency shall be iurnis4el With . ficieut evil
depco h any time, 70 warrant you IN making sJch
recommendation shsll be prepsr-', At tho proper
time, W doiend Inyseli bs'ore thai II tuaai.
have great respect ior you, aud FOR your hirh
oihce, but Inust doient the dignity AL mania n
| the IN dependence Of my own. For tucso reasons
therefore, respectfully decnne TO appear before
you 10 submit 70 any trial.
am with sres, respect, your obslisnt servant,
Jods T. HorFs,s.
Recorder Of the CRy " Asp York.
From the sbOvs 1t will DO perceived that Re-
eorder HoTyNAs has no idea Of being classified
among those officials who prostitute N cir positions
for purposes Of gain, and, although not sverss 70
having his official acts inquired into, the Recorder
announces the Democratic doctrine that even Gov
srnors must respect the laws, and may not issue
notices to qut' whenever the nsod happens to
seize them. The Governor will no doubt discover
the error he has made, in including the
Recorder in the notice 10 show cause why the
political Compost Company did not obtain Tho
Street Cleaning Contract but, as Governor FEs-
TON cannot possibly discover official mAlfess.nce
in plain, JonS +. HoFrsAsS, Ae notice TO appear,
mus; therefore become . rullty 90 far as that
gentleman is concerned. No other city official
bears such an irrcproachabo character as our pre-.
sent Recorder and this seton on his part will 10
sustained BY the public generally.
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THE MEMBERS OF CARpFNTFRs1,yIoS
THR OPKRATIYE pLAsrERERs 1pAnF
SOCIETY NOTICES.

a o. hall THE MEMBERS OF No.
-. are relue, ed 10 meet at 2tJ Hester ~, on
We.n,es,day the eth inst. At II. O'Clock, y ~, 20
JRy re ~ order g THOMAS kEKRlGAN, Pes.
A o. H.-THE OFFICERS AND MN.
hers are requested 10 meet at Ieadqusrtcrs, y .
uo,ter =, on "wednesday, the 9th ms. / q o'c.ocA
70 suend the funeral u late brother mcni y
MhAGinrRnt hh i! AL Of 70 l. By order Of JoHS
a MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE or
- the Convention Of Irish soci.ties .iIl b,i4
MS Iue'day evening, Sept. 9th, at 4, O'Clock, AT
iiiberniAn Hall, ~ Prnce e. to male returns II
Jones Wood, on last ruesdsv AUGUST 2o,h In ali Of
man no Nii iSyye Shiidren. J9dee CONNOLLY, Cnat.
I AIDES FATHER MATHEW T. A. II.
public meeting 81 their hall. corner sJd 81 and 3nd
ave. on tucstay evening, sept 9th, :. u ocloSt.
sinsirf by Mr.. fAsan, John Carroll, Nj. TfembIe
ana Me, Annie Brown OWEN MCGOWAN pfe.L
'Oh' thLONb, kec sec. lU4
n Y. LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY -
~ rerulsr monthly meeting Of THE society vii
II held A. the Metropolitan Rooms No. iGJ ite.i.r
a. on in,,day evening sept. o l'6i, at o'cioc .
Importance will be brought 6eto,e The sSriet,' fSr
Weir Weir acton. BY order JOHN A. WILLIAMS. Vice
freside.t. JOHN ROGERS, Rec See. ~
I'HE MEMBERS OF THE IMMACULATE
4 Conception r. A. II. so,iety are herch, nli''ri
20 hssemhs m full reselia in tho Hall oi mo socie y.
Past 1t, on Tuedhy morning, tho Bin in., a
~ COOS, 20 proceed in procession to Iot 81 Nyeof
70 hold their Third Annual Pic-N.c aud Testiv.l
Tue proceeds Of said festival 70 ho dcyotol 10 lie
corpltton Of the new pAIOchA schco. hor.e 1 ~
i4ih Of. VEN Rev. W -. 4. AORROsIL H. H..
YES. ChAs. BOYLE Sec. JAS sJLLiNh%'
'.'H'' .sS
THE FATHER MATHEW PARENT L. 4
/. A. II. Society. The menhars Of tho allow
focletv arc notified 20 attend the regular Inortbl,
NEE ins on Tuesday evening, september the nm, "a
y o'clock. All member arc requested to Gttord "a
there Il business Of Importance to come before he
Society. PATRICK hcksoS, PIes WILLIAM
MARI. Roc. Sec. III -"
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TRADE NOTICES.


RROOKLYN TAILORS' TRADE PIOTEC.
q I'VE and benevolent Union Members Of this
socley are hereby notified to attend the monthly
meeting on Tuesday evening 9th inst IN tbolr nail
%, uten ~ Punetuh attendance II requested az
WY important business will be brouxht 70 your no
Eee ines for non attendance will 10 strictly en-
N NJ " greer OF the society. d. KINKLE, Pres I;
N. DEsLf, Sec a29
NOTICE = THE REGULAR MONTHLY
= meeting Of the Blue stone Cutter and Fi.geers
Tna.Spe ne.a ~ the large hall, 100 Eighth ave on
inISI s,.ninE sept 9Th, at ~ O'Clock, By order
See. T. III ~ Vs.
NoTiCE.-THE CARMEN AND LABOR
VI gre ,nseociston OF the City snd County Of kes
nnots' viii hold their regular monthly meeting on
Mn ltue,dsyl evening, the 9th inst. at tle Nss
hpoIio Rooms 70 Prince ~, a. ~ o'clock All Tie
members are hereby notihed 10 attend tbis ,neo'inr
~ oraer on Prtiident, JOHN LYNCH. PATK
nohN' sec 12p
T'HE MEMBERS OF CARPENTERS UNlOS
W. an sisier Unions, arc re.u..teI 20 .. .e-t
sspecE meeting, TO he held On Tuesdav eve al 4 4
Ne peI ~ AND 2Jih At, as the deCgA e. OF Tie
Ena's Ionrenu0n sre expected to be utescut. Nil
ShAhL klLRof, fTo,t. JOHN suERiDAS,
~ ~, l3l
THE OPERATIVE PLASTERERS TRADE
SO ETY. will bod thetr REGULAR ue.s y nirstIr =,
a. theif hal, cor Of SD Il and sth ,ve mi. ius
evening. All member. are ieque.ted to lie VA s.ict
Vancel az there v bus meas o, imp,gtapc. 10 ia
!ioufht before tue m"etiug T. T. AcDERNDr'I
Pres. THOS. DILLON Rec. ; c. III
| LIMITED COOPERS NO. 2-YOC ARE No
~ tined 70 stend the REGULAR monthly meeting, At
% Fast broadWay, this Tuesday ing, Al o'clock
~, ~ Attendance Y requested. by order CHAs.
oAhIEh Pres c. ". YARwOOD, Sec. ISG
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n & 90, AUCTES, SELL ma

- HFENAN & %, AICIES, SfLL III4
- day. Iueifly, SEPT. Oh. At lU o'c OK. IT 'os.
10 10, and 90 Letter -, fie entire furniture 70
Va houOn"iItin Assembly Rooms. via su'ss ha
chara' - round ami slnire table. oil piIu. 4.t
MlETOr-, gas tXflcs, Ia-s Asn iar.t ot ol ca.
lert, usHUn = and CROKER, heaters. hif cuuutt.a
aud fixtures, AMI al cthsr furniture Gnd fixture. Il
sad building. sale postive ~
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r.OSE AND FOUND.

FONDA BAY MARE, I YEARS OLD
white ,lar on the forehead, IL hands heh. Tho
S nSye Ge1 ey P5i2cy9G poSy aud PAVING
EouND-A sKlFF IN HARLEM RIVER.
i The owner can have Thy proving property ana
Harlem. HENRY 4. souTlIERT0N, sS5 ~
7 OST-A SMALL SIZED GOAT, "a JAMES
- T., O'Clock on Monday morning. Whoever viii
return ne goat viii be paid and Kindly thGnke1 IS
7 ,EfT-lsT INST, OPPOSITE THE Aston
- House, bet "a lnd o'clock, 4. NJ, in South
Terry stage, bundle Of bu,ines books, not So. IN
nythns out TO the Gamer. Any one returning !, TO
10 suitably rewarded. lOs
7 ,OST OR sTOLEE-BANK BOOK NO
- .9t6 VI ne Bank OF savings, and Bank Boob NO
Si.yt o. tue sesmas SAVINGS Bank, escL IL accoun,
HEAD, IS WAllst va
T OST OR STOLEN PASS BOOK NO
- 44bll, Of the EmigrAnt Industrial saviEss Bsnk
APPLICATION i'll be made to the Hans Tor a new hcoE
on ne bth day OF September, 1905. DAVID viz,
iIl' bepositof. 40
7 OST OR STOLEN-PASS BOOK No
L+5Il OF the En- grant Industrial ssvinss Bsnk'
Application will he made 10 the sank for now book
Fl iH0 b 3s1S as OF September l''S DAVID yK
T .OST OR STOLEN-PASS-B BOOK No. AZ
- 933, oi the Emigrant Industrial Savinr, RAM
Application will be m.de to the Bank Tor a new book
P Fl lsS i DsD,s sy Of September 1900 EDWARD
T .OST OR STOLEN-PASS-BOOK NO
- 4N8ll, OF the Emisrsnt Industrial Savings Bonk
Application sil be made to the Bank for new hook
on thC l9th day OF August, 1865. MICHAEL COR
BET pepo'itor. as
T OST OR STOLEN-PASS-B BOOK No,
IA q u, Of the EmiEant Industrial SAVINGS BANK
Application will be made 10 the Bank for a nev h,nk
on the llth day VI September, 1866 Ann
kLkNAN, Deposi1or. 4lg
7 .OSI OR SIOLEN-PASS-BOOK No
~ 81 .4o5 u the Emisrant Industrial saving. Bank
WA McFADDEN, lFpo.ltor. The finder viii he re-.
Narded by leaving 1t a. the Bank, 81 Chambers 81
SIOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS
- promissoy note. made by j. =. Lithsuer dated
h.rch IN, March l2ih, and March 18th, 1851 Tor
$50 Z, s9l 81, and silva The public are cautioned
aganst noeotiating for the the same 4 pfopsr n,
ward will be paid for their recovery JOS BfRAS
10 Aercer-t' firm Of 5. Tre'ohet a Go. SO
G6 REWARD-LOST, ON SATURDAY
d'C2d OF Sept, light black dog; While bre,sp
white paws. Answers to the name OF sack AM
person returning the same TO 80 ~ Muterrv .,1se{f
will receive the above reward N.B-Iffund I'm ina
possession OF any parson after IN date viii h, deaf
With according TO law. JOHN MARTIN. i3i
$40 REWARD-LOST ON SEPT. 80. AN
orange and white setter ,lut, 6 months Old,
hsd on leather collar. Apply to 1914 BroaaNay. Il
= On REWARD-LOST, WEDNESDAY
d OAug. 3Jth, from Quarantine Landing Staten
Island, a nineteen foot working Loaf called tha |
MAGGIE, painted te 81 color and white inside Anv
person returning said boat 10 Quarantine Iandinr.
or 2I2 south 81 New York, viii receive the above
reward. lS2
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go y IN NJ 80 tHNlsi-'-i'l hlsll -
has dsy, p, Il oc.oIk,a lsrre anu talu..hts. =
foi and silver watctC., e. r,.gy aim IS, q. .,
iiugs, piis, r., worthy the Htfcuflui OF up.....
ana, pist.,., &C. ~ a. ADCLNt, ., l.. g. 3
feHt IT. NCduts3Av tsIC Toy %. HARMS. lbs trLl
e. Molduy ior :. -. VI IS,. 81 C.fuaiiuc 81. rtt.-
cay, l9lh. for T.. Eta. ,H.Ki,, ~ SNr I.u.l
siitc' Mednc sdsy, ljth, Tor l.. COHEN, -y Gin. 81
street ii.
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Personal NOIICEa-

Nr IT, h1.a ION OF JULIA GRIFFIN, BY
~ ~ u Yoli p'saIaEsin. Ireland. Inquire ii Cher
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SEWING MACHINES.

EOR SALE-A SEWING MACHINE. NO. Z
- ,o ist a A''ers bran ueS, cheap, NO. ID Uhvs
- W. itNSAs
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4't'sel this d1", '0'< o'a'.cf ~ D.. rst.--r, 20 L
,rs Il. General asso tmont Of loi.shol' .usg.tur
removed 'or convcuierco of sllo: scfrr. chair, u
iora carpets beds hcf'.ur, o. W. p inuo.tt. .
paintings, &c, &c. TIE whoevIll 10 tJ.4d wut. d
the attention OF utalcis. II
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lQUoR STORE FOR SALF-TEENij
- reasonable, doing good busines.. Reasons ilr
s"lilf the owner rome South. Can NJ 1agI BfoaI.
sa2, Ut olsl aud b2d II, before IL orlo'a T. 81 a
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y COLlON. AICTIONEEE-SALE ID

2oJ csrpets, velvct tpc try. h.u sis th- 90 /,
and ingram. this day. Tuesday Sept. f'h, CONNIE .
n- a. lJs og.cCk; Al ~ B.osdway. near an .as,
Dealers and all otheisse invited. Sale pc-ei. ~
~. 49,
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FOR SALE-A No. 2 SINGER SEWN
machine in perfect order. Inquire At s,s Mott d,
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| AvING BUslNESS WHICH REQUIRES

- my PeFtolaI attention in IeunsylyRula, VIZ,
~ pai! or Tue whole Of manuircuring busues,
~ h.is c,V' IN hbie practical man 10 retained
~ JhAhsger 200 70 $500 required CGll from 10
10 D. HAMILTON T. 1OWLE, IS edsrst IL.
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= ". KELSEY, AUCT.-I,lpONTANT m

-, Bu'chc : Ann nittttto = S.ie ~ o. ,pc-t.s
liiNMhS Gil.DiN, deec.tei Tuas4av. 'r.p'. BIS
lNta. Al 4! cCVcA noon 81 ..au- 10 hn.ts. X 80
- bfookll %. between johnson nuf Iltn.. t. 3 d.
she eas,h'lf interest ~ 'ieurhtsr hols p IN,
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AUCTION NOTICES.

4 UCTIoN EOTlCE-CROCkERY. GLAS;
A aud China r. =. rCNT, Aucrr, Tuo a.
sept. 9th, 10 o'clock, a Isl Peau IT. hv JO~FsJ
HUNT, = larye assortment In lots 70 suit d. IN,
Goods well packed. IL.
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Rock Greek Correspondence.
Rock CREEK, Sept. IA, 1863

Rock CREEK, Sept. IA, 1868.
EDITOR UNION RECoRD-Dear Sir: You
will see, by the returns from this precinct, that
there are " few that be saved" But though
we. of the regulars, were few 10 number, we
were strong in resolution, and fought the
good fight - as well as we could, buoyed up
with the hope that the promises and pledges
of the Boilers that, after the local question
was settled. they would be found in the ranks
of the Union party, working as steadily as
firmly, and as faithfully as before With the
mass of them, in this vicinity this VII prove
true, and it is only some bali dozen grab-at-
Office at any pricemen, who are unwilling to
come back into the Union ranks. These few
are determined to play the rule or ruin" game
CD small scale, as their prototypes at the
South did on larger one; and for the sake of
petty Office, not worth 500 year, Tor
acting from petty spite, more despicable still)
they are determined to keep mp the People 5
party in opposition to the Union party, and to
assist to break up that glorious association, so
far their feeble mite can effect | do not
think they can succeed; and pity their con-
dltion if they are only able to secede. Like
their antetypes, their only chance is success,
and if they fail, their course POLITICALLY is
run. They have not, in this case, the excuse
of local grievance, and they will only surely
show that it is the lactlOns spirit Of secession
from the Union cause, and treason to their
political principles and associations that actu
ates them.
| understand that at Chico the same spirit,
but in worse form, is abroad, and that they are
running man whose political proclivities are,
at the least, extremely doubtful. The pre-
tense, then, is that they do not like the man
who received the regular nomination They
make the same excuse here, and do not say
but a better man might have been selected
than either. | at least know one or two who
would have pleased me better) But it cannot
be expected that every one should be exactly
suited, and fully believe that both our nomi
nee, and the one at Chico, are very well quail
fed for the position, and as they were selected
by men from all parts Of the township who
were supposed to know the wishes of their
constituents, and according TO the regular
usage OF the party, why I, for one say, let's
60 the regular ticket, and let Boilers, Copper
heads and Secessionists go to grass.
"Dowv with the traitors and up with the stars"
TTSroN
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Mountain Correspondence.
BRUsH CREEK. Sept. u, 1865.

BRUsH CREEK. Sept u, 1865.
EDITOR UNION RgcoaD :-You may think
that "Old Rip" has gone to sleep again, but
it is not 50; for he has had enough to do since
last writing to goa, to keep 4" his eyes open &"
the greater portion of The time Like many
Others. L have tried the river this season, 10
hopes of making something TO fall back on in
case We should have another hard winter but
the 6ekle jade has again played NE false, and
BOW g Old Rip can only say, LIE, her rip. =
If his friends ask you of his whereabouts lust
tell them he's "goOe up the hume" The
miners on the Middle Fork have not done as
well this season as they did last The Wilcox
Bros. and also Meiggs & Co, employ China.
man.
l was up to Pea Vine few days ago, and
from all appearances the Cinnamon are about
taking that place. The store keepers have 8
larger stock of China goods than any other,
which goes to prove that China trade is pro-
crossing in these parts. Whenever miner
makes enough TO buy few chop sticks be
takes in a Chiuaman for partner, aud up
goes another opposition store. As your
humble servant is not able to buy a full sup
ply Of chop stick" he thinks be will 60 into
some other line of business.
The election here passed off very quietly,
with the exception Of one little fight at The
Mountain House between two Copperheads.
No harm was done, however, and | think he
majority of the crowd did not care which
whipped.
Our Postmaster, Mr. Jod, has resigned.
Now we have to look after new Postmaster.
l think it will be opened again at the Noun
tain House, and L. 5. Ruggles be our future
Postmaster. One thing will say. we cannot
get a more accommodating man for the office
than Mr.. Ruggles
We are all good Union men, now, so drive
ahead with your little red wagon. No one
will answer here TO the name of Copperhead
One would naturally thiuk the party was ex-
tinct. And as all things must have an end, |
will bring this to the same point. simply ad-
ding you may hear from me again soon if | do
not turn in " and have i" long nap" like
my old namesake. RIP VAN WIxKLE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COnstable'S Sale

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ED ont of G.. Osgood's Court. an acting Justice
of the Peace in and for Wyandotte township. Butte
county, California. and to me directed and deliver
ed. commanding me TO make the sum of one hun
dred and twenty-five 25-l00 damages together
with thirteen 30lo0 dollars, costs of suit and all
accruing costs, wherein A Mcmillan is plaintiff and
". W. Mcmillan is defendant. have levied upon
and viii expose at public sale, to the highest bid
der for cash, on the premises of defendant. and in
front of his dwelling house in said township and
county,
ON TUESDAY. THE II DAY OF OCT, A. D..
1858. at two o'clock P. NJ, all the right title inter
est and claim of the defendant, to the following
real estate situate in said township and county
bounded and described as follows: On two sides
by James and John Andersons: and two other
sides by vacant land containing one hundred and
sixty more or less together with all improve
ments on said land, the same being kown as ". W
McMillans Ranch. Also, one mining claim; COM
mencing at the head of Cooper's claim, and run
ming up the Rocky Honcut 500 yards more or less.
the same being known as ". ". McWilam s
claim, situate in said township.
DAVID MALCOMB,
Bangor, Sept. 10, 1865. Special Constable.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEDICAL ApvIoE.-Dr. VIM. K Doherty's Med.
ical and Surgical Institute is becoming sine qua
aca TO tie welfare of our State and health Of our
citizens and his rapidly spreading reputation. a.
though it may excite surprise. is but the signal of
skill, and follows SIS the natural effect Of such .
cause We are personally acquainted with gentle
men who had suffered for years under chronic dis
ease, and who had taken advantage Of every
available means that promised relief. bat without
success, until they called upon Or. Dohsrty, who.
in an incredibly short space Of time, has given
them entire relief. It is gratifying to announce
this fact. because the Doctor is gentleman who
seeks. no; by defamation Of Others 10 establish his
reputation, or TO rear the superstructure of his
own upon the rule of another's fame. The Doctor
conducts his Institute in such a manner that must
be gratifying TO oil his patients He examines
advises, and recommends without charge and the
patient, after hearing his terms for treatment can
accept or reject at pleasure. In no case does the
Doctor make charge unless he effects cure.
This he Is able TO do, because he feels the conf
dence which long experience has given and no
doubt the consolation which appertains 10 that
confidence Persons afflicted with either acute or
chrome diseases, would do well to consult the Doe
tor; at all events, i, can do harm as for consul
iaion he asks no fee; nor does he insist on obedi
enee to his advice unless the patient places himself
under his care. His offices are on Sacramento.
street, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Office
rs. F. News.
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Ho, FoR THE EAsT.-The Salt Lake We
dette, says there is an exodus of folks from
Montana and Idaho going back to America"
this season. John Clark's mammoth train
that left Virginia City on Monday last, has a
large lot of families with it, who want TO visit
home this Winter. A. Chaplin's train, just
passing here, has forty passengers, for Colorado
and the States, but chiefly for the latter. By
the Boise City Statesman We learn that there
is competition in the business Of advertising
for passengers for the States" One A Law
enbarg gives notice that be will start from
there with "a train of coaches, carriages, bag
gage wagons and saddle animals, for Omaha,
charges Sl00 through. And one Anthony
Grabal, disinc!ined that Lavenbarg should
grab all to himself, adveriises bis facilities of
light four mule wagons" for the Missouri,
fare only S15. From our own place humber
returned By Sbaw's and by Alexander L
Buckmaster's trains. to see the "old folks at
home;" all or nearly all intending to return to
these territories in the Spring, with acquisi-
tions Of one thing and another
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GRE +
Popular Loan of the People,

Less than $500 900 900 of the loan authorized by
the last Congress, are now in the market.
This amount, at the rate at which it is being alb.
sorbed, will all be subscribed for within four
months, when the notes will undoubtedly COM
mand premium. as has uniformly been the case
on closing the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section
of the country may be afforded facilities for tax
ing the loan, the National Bank, State Banks and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gen
orally agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Sub
scribers will select their own agents in whom they
have confidence, and who only are to be response
bic for the delivery of the notes for which they
ceive orders. JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia,
March 25, 1865. 3m-n27
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-09-23

soUru CARoIlsA~-It is Wade Hampton
aud his set who are to undertake the work Of
reconstruction in South Carolina. 1t appears
from the returns OF the late election, that the
Unionists-those who renamed tree to the
flag during the rebellion-will be in the mi
norty in the convention which is soon 10
assemble for the purpose of re facilitating that
truculent little State. Hariee is represented
10 have said on the collapse Of the rebellion,
that South Carolina was the worst whipped
State in the Confederacy but the remark had
an exclusively physical siguigcatiou. There is
one thing in which South Carolina has never
been, and never will be whipped, and that is,
hifalutin fierce talking and general vocife-
ration.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-09-23

HARrLY.-A correspondent writing from
Sacramento to The Marysville Appeal speaks
as follows relative 10 the nominee of the Cop
perhead party for Supreme Judge: Mr..
Hartly is al English rebel-as bitter Cop
perhead as Beriah Brown or Tod Robinson.
This english snob calls himself Democrat,
And this disloyal man is nominated over r.
7. Sprague of Shasta. We will "cook" all
such Democrats as II. H. Hartley.