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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-05
BILLIARDS.

w II. GRIFFITH OFFERS FOR SALE A SPLENDID
w stock Of new and second hand Tables, with his
uprvalled combination cushions and cushions made by all
81 the different makers Orders for tables, balls and all
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EXPRESSES.

ID N.Y.-Cuba, st. Thomas and Merico via Havana :,
Prom to-day ready forward PACKAGES parces and
erchandse Of every description for the above
Orders for purchasing Havana lottery tickets, cigars
wells Fargo Co., Moses Taylor Co.. Peter v. King Co.,
Znaaa del Vale A Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-05

DuRNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS LARGE Wa
ID gons moving Ssmies, city country. Piano
fors furniture boxed shipped. Furniture stored once
lis West Eleventh street. Sixth avenue.
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ECOR EXCURSIONS, SPACIOUS NEW BAR0Es
y ANNA and NORTHERN LIBERTIES, with steamboats,
euch ~ desired ST. Romans Well and Pleasant Valley
0reves 70 let So West corner Of Barrow II. B. CRoSSErr
THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER ANDREW
FLETCHER yin make the nrst excursion Of the season
isnth street East river Brcome street Al az feeS sp
u OK, Spring street a and Pier No North river at 7
sseursen 81. Captain GREENWOOD, Pilot w. Wv
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FURNITURR.


NABINET FURNITURE AT THE LOWEST MANUFAC.
~ urers' prces-we have constantly on hand, and make
- order in the latest styles rosewood black walnut and
Hhck and gilt Parlor Suits; oak and walnut Library and
Dining Suits; rosewood walnut and chestnut bedroom and
hamber Suits and general assortment Of all articles
eur ne which draw the attention Of the public 10
- examine our goods before gprchasng essMhers All
l26 and III Ryngton st., between Norfolk and Essex.
Tho Belt Railroad passes within two blocks Of store
HFAoNIFICENr ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
l nure for sale at sacrfRce -Paror Suits Etnecres
fanoforte Bronses Paintings Mirrors Bureaus Curtains
1elsteads Wardrobos Extension Table Buffet
China Glss Silver Ware Table Cutlery lis West Twenty
hhArd street, near Sixth avenue
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A 4 81 WILLIAM STREET. NEAR CEDAR, ROOMS Z
n and We pny higher than any other dealers for Da.
monir Watches Jewery, Furniture and OF all
descriptions; Pawnbrokers Tickets bought n. BCal be
fore moi eIseyh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-05

ATH HyMAN's, G5s BROADWAY, CORNER OF BONT
n street viii be paid the highest price Diamonds
Watches and silver Ware, Will advance the allow
,r
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21
The Military Programme.

With the above caption, and under date OF
Dec. 18th, -Castine" writes to the Sacramento
Union from Washington, disclosing the plans
for the Winter campaign. We give the fol-
lowing paragraph; Sherman viii have Sa-
vannah, after having cnt all of the important
railroads between Richmond and the Gulf
Thomas has used up Hoods army; Stoneman
and Burbridge have cut Breckiuridge of from
Richmond; Butler and Porter are on their
way to Wilmington; Osborne and Davidson
are creating panic at Mobile and along the
Gull. and now, while the rebel military chiefs
are distracted By the extraordinary movements
| in every other direction, and are embarrassed
where TO send aid, If anywhere, Richmond, the
goal OF our ambitions, is left well nigh isolated
with an army of only 10000 men 10 defend it
and its appanage, Petersburg. Grant has ar
immense army in front OF the cities of Rchmoud
aud Petersburg, and every day be stays there
with his heroic waiting is full month to the
chafing, impetuous rebels. Grant has spared
column of 5000 for Wilmington, and before
this letter reaches you-before the New Year
perhaps-he will have spared 100000 more to
swing around Petersburg upon Richmond from
the south and southwest. An attack, which
will be nearly Simultaneous, upon Richmond
Wilmington, Savannah, and possibly Mobile
will eventuate in the capture of all of those
places, and go the long waiting and deep laid
plans Of the General-in- Chief will be explained
to the world"
The plans above indicated by the Union
correspondent have thus far been but partially
carried into execution. To what extent the
failure of the first expedition against Whining
ton, and consequent delays and difficulties, may
have changed or frustrated the programme, it
is impossible TO judge at present.. But there
can be little doubt that Grant will improve the
first practicable opportunity in carrying out
that part of the plan which relates to the cap
ture of Richmond. 1t is very questionable
however, whether the Lieutenant General will
deem it worth while to sacrifice his men in an
attempt 10 take the rebel Capital by storm
Lees army shut up in Richmond, with It's
sources Of supplies daily circumscribed, is oi
infinitely less practical value to the "Confeder-
acy" than if it were to ceinquish that position
and secure foothold in portion of rebedom
where it could secure fresh advantages, and
thus prolong the struggle. If Grant Is able to
simply hold Lees army in Richmond our
armies in the other portions of the South can
finish up the rebellion without having TO NEE,
formidable adversary at any point. Thert
will probably be a severe struggle at Charles
ton, but Sherman will occupy that city, il
practicable-if if not, be will not allow himself tc
be entrapped by Beauregard, at all events
The news of the next few days may be looked
for with interest, as likely to furnish US with
exciting details of the rapid progress OF the
programme 10 its termination
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21

al Law proelanatioos issued by the President
since the war began.
Owing to orr Canadian troubles, the Presi.
dent directs that. except immigrant passengers
directly entering an American por, By sea, no
traveller shsll hereafter be allowed to enter the
United States from foreign country without
8 passport.
The boiler OF the Pioneer machine shop, q,
Burlington, Vermont. exploded, on the 10th,
killing seven persons and badly wounding three.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21
FOR SALE.
AN EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR A PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON.

nR. A. C. BUFFUM, OFFERS HIS PRIVATE
~ Hospital at Magalia for sale, cheap for cash,
or for well secured paper
Dr. Butfum established his Hospital in 1850, for
a Mountain resort for invalids from the Valley. and
for the accommo Gation of Miners and Others who
had convenience for proper nursing at home,
and has accumulated a snug little fortune by it.
Magalia. Formerly called Dogtown) is in good
Mining District, and in the midst of fine Pine
Forest and lumber region. The various Saw Mills
and Mining Claims furnish employment to a large
number of men and families. Although blessed
with pure cold water and the healthiest climate in
the State, the accidental and other surgical
cases together with the family practice, (the field
being large) there is sufficient business to keep
active physician and surgeon constantly employed.
For further particulars, apply at the Hospital, or
address. A. c. BUFFUM NJ. D.,
n4-tf San Francisco. California.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21
Interesting Items.

Eighteen clergymen were elected to the
Legislature of Vermont at the late election.
The Navy Yards of Charestown and
Brooklyn at present employ respectively 600
and 6,000 men.
portion of our army 10 Alabama voted for
President under rebel FIRE, and had to fight and
vote by turns.
4 number Of Pawnee Indians of both sexes
are employed as laborers 10 grading the Pacific
Railroad near the Missouri river.
A one-sixth interest in the Union Quartz
Ledge, recently discovered in Nevada county,
was sold, last week, for six thousand dollars
General Terry the hero of Fort Fisher, was
a civilian when the war broke out. He is q
native of Connecticut, and holds the position
of brevet Major General.
The Missouri soldiers take precedence of all
others in their unanimity for Lincoln. \ gaiust
6,2S5 votes for Lincoln, Mcclellan received
only 65,
A corrected list of the agencies of Wells,
Fargo X Co., for 1865, shows that there are
l52 agencies of that house on this coast, 10
addition to the central agency at San Francisco.
The Nevada Legislature is about to enact a
law requiring all mining companies holding
property in that State 10 remove their offices
to some point within its limits, on pain of not
being recognized in a corporate capacity.
A number of wealthy rebel families in St.
Louis, Missouri, entertain the view of pufchas
ing large tracts in Nicaragua aud moving
there. They ought TO unite with Zach Mont
gomery Il Co. in their scheme of establishing
colony Of "chvalry" in Mexico
Colonel Kit Carson, with few companies
of the First New Mexico Cavalry, ran against
band of 600 kiowa aud Camanche Indians,
recently, on Red river, south of the road from
Fort Union to the States, and got badly re-
pulsed. He he'd to fight bis way back, retreat
ing during a whole day.
Captain Isaiah Weston, au old. experieuced
cotton planter, advertises in the Scientific
Press for aid by subscription to enable him and
a company to go extensively into cotton plant,
ing on the island of Tahiti. in the Society
group lie thinks the business of cultivating
cotton can be successfully prosecuted in those
islands.
The Echo du Pacifque says that active
measures are being taken in Mexico for the
formation of a company having for its object
the establishment of line of Mexican steamers
( between San Francisco and the coasts of the
Empire. The service would include the Mex
ican coasts fronting both oceans The enter
prse-exclusiveIy Mexican-is extensive, and
is largely patronized by Maximiian's Govern
ment. An official mail agent will be placed
on each boat.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
VALUABLE
Property for Sale !!

THE WELL KNOWN PROPERTY CONTAIN
n ing l-to acres, all under fence heretofore
kroTn as Kelly, Hawkins L Cos. Ranch. on Dry
Srees near Fences Ranch. aud ten miles froE
oToNllle- on TIE Honey Lake Road with all the
appoEtenances, taerennto belonging together with
-" renee posts. 500 feet fencing boards on the
pace anu l-eo1 teei Of LAT in 7xl6 feet Of Sugar
P1ne ienelns al lnskip; house tive stories s.xaS.
iathed and 'piastered. finished in the most sub
sian'lai manner; large harm and cat-houseS. house
hold furniture, farm tocss and iuplements. cover.
Ing everything required for use Of the place
There Is estimated TO be lSG tons Of hSv growing
on the place 50 TO 20 acres being planted in wheat
barley. fruit orchard 0, leo trees, SEQ or more
acres Of ullahe land. 80 head Of stock row rsnche
by the month one pair horses, wagon and harness
two No. milk COWS, one half devon ban. fvearl
ing) Is hogs. poultry &c. Each field has had al
abundance Of waie- throughout the past unparsl-
ed season o. drought; well of excellent water.
that hss not been rolled, even while ueirhbe-inc
wells and springs were dry
The ranch viii be sold separate, or the whole
together, at low price. on account of the 6epart
Ure of the occupant. for cash or IN annual pay
menis with low nate of interest, after receipt 81
sl5eo paid down. If not disposed OF by the frs,
Of April, will be rented for one two or three wears
10 good tenant for cash share in the receipt.
annually good man may md place and sat
istscIory pay by the month TO take charge OF, anC
work the place IS before mentioned. For furihei
particulars, apply 10 5. l. Dewey on the premises
BY mail to Oroyile. and refer TO Judge Lewis. Geo
{. Perkins, and A. ?. Boyd, Of oroyille and J. H
I Fish, I. d. MathensOn and E. Il. Mathews. Sal
Francisco. nll-u
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21

REcrRocIrr.-No,ice has been given OF the
mention Of our Government 10 terminate the
'o-cailed Reciprocity" Treaty with the British
government for the regulation of trade with
he Canadas. The Philadelphia Inquirer, after
examining the Treasury statistics on the sub
Get, says our real trade with Canada declined
rom Sl2,7o0000. in 1886, to 81 900. 900. in
1862. We have paid duty OF S., 400 600 per
Sear, while the Canadians have been charged
iuiy on only S467,0 worth of produce sent
to the United States. The ~mutual benefits"
of his arrangement, il the light of these facts,
do not appear to be very great, and the sooner
il is abolished the better.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21
Sherif'S Sale.

Rf VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
ED issued out of the Court Of ". p. Kelly Justice
OF the Peace. in and for kimshew Township, Butte
County. and State of California, to me directed and
delivered, commanding me to make the sum of two
hundred dollars damages in gold coin, with inter
est, and also for the sum of seventeen and 75-lO0
dollars cost of suit together with all accruing
wherein LAURENs CARNEY is Plaintiff and TIM
oTHY WHALES and JOSEPH VAN Ness are Defen.
dants. have levied upon, and will expose at pub
he sale, to the highest bidder for cash in gold or
silver coin Of the United States currency, at the
Court House door in said county,
ON MONDAY. THE 10Th DAY OF FEB, A. D.
1865, at O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, all the right
title and interest Of the above named Defendants
in and to the following described property, o-wit
4 certain water ditch. and fumes and water priy
leges pertaining thereto, situate in Kimshew Town
ship, Butte County California, on Butte Creek
near Centerville. Said ditch commences at Chin
ney Rock on Big Butte Greek, said county, and ter
inmates at point opposite to Centreville and
known as the Van Ness / Whalen Ditch.
F.W.DAY,
Sheriff of Butte County
By B. F. JONES, nder Sheriff.
Oroville, Jan. 2lst, 1865. 4v-nI2
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21
NOTICE!

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL THOSE
" holding County Indebtedness, that the call
for the surrender of the same, given December 10TH
A. D.. ls64, stands open for proposals until the
sixth day of February, A. D., 1885 as required by
law. And further, that in consequence of the ille-
gal course pursued in opening the proposals placed
in the hands of the Treasurer subsequent TO the
above call before the time required by law, such
proposals and warrants left To the will of the
owners TO remain in the hands of the Treasurer till
legally opened or w,thdrew-changed or otherwise
as they see proper, before the time required by law
for the opening of the same
Oroyille, January 2lst 1865. nl2
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21
Notice to Teachers.

TNHE COUNTY BOARD OF EXAMINERS
q will meet at the school house in 0roville, On
saturday, the 4th day of February, for the pur-
sc Of examining applicants for certificates to
leach in the public schools Of Butte County. Ap-
Fcants will be required to furnish satisfactory
i5eoce of good moral character, and pass a
Though examination in all the branches required
TO ae .acght in oGr common schools All interest
ed are -sspec;fulIy invited to attend.
ISAAC UPHAM
County Superintendent.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21

SENAToRIAL.-Several newspapers that have
friends on the anxious seat" have commenced
are supposed TO be made, in view of the seat
to be filed by the Legislature next session.
1t may be all very well; but we agree with a
cotemporary that some little discretion in put
ting forward candidates might be observed
with beneficial results TO all concerned When
the proper period arrives, the representatives
Of the people will be able to fiud man without
any very laborious search or be aid of any
newspaper cynic with his "talow dip"
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21

Ex-BRIGApIER GENERAL Denver, says the
Appeal, is in Washington, engaged, it is said,
in the lobbying of a $4,000 or $4,000 claim
Of Sam Norris. for feeding Indians in Califor-
MIA, in the good old time when such men as
Hensley got double price foI beef furnished the
starving Indians
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21

Tbs telegraph informs Us that Gen. Sickles
aud Staff are on their way to California. Ii,
will be remembered that this General made
tour Of inspection to the various military de-
par,ments Of the Atlantic States, some time
siuce, we believe by authority of the President.
He Is probably on a similar mission to this
soast.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21
LOST /!

II or in orovie, on Saturday, the 18th inst. an
Open-Faced. Cylinder-Escapement, Ladies Gold
Watch. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same at this Office, or with Amo.
Thatcher. the owner, at Wyandotte.
AMOS THATCHER.
Wyandotte, Jan 18th 1865. nl2-u
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21

TAE new ship of-war Suwauee, mate to the
Wateree, is bow under sailing orders for this
coast, at the Philadelphia Navy lard. The
Snwanee is very fast, and is, 10 some respects.
superior TO her mate, now in the Pacific waters
She will be commanded by Paul Shirley, for
merly of the sloop of war St Marys, and lately
promoted to be Commander.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21
Butte Table Mountain COnsOli-
dated Mining Co..

II 0CATED AT CHEROKEE FLAT, BUTTE
IL County. California. Notice is hereby given
that all shares of the above named Company. on
advertised for sale on Saturday. the 4th of Feb.
and sold on Saturday. the 18Th of February at
o'clock P. NJ. at the Court House, Oroville at
public auction, 10 the highest bidder BY order
Of the Board of Trustees.
CHARLES WALDEYER, Secretary
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21

Tbs "SsIvSLRY, The Express and kindred
-suivelrie' sheets were, few days ago, exult-
ing over the "6zzle at Wilmington" as they
termed Buffers expedition. We have not yet
heard what they think of Terry's and Porters
-hzzle'' at Fort Fisher. The snivelry will not
probably appreciate the Joke this time.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21
MRS. DR.. BROWN,
Agency Notice.

TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY AP
j pointed and constituted Thomas Harrison, OF
Fences Ranch an authorized Agent, to conduct
esntrol, and manage the entire business of J. "
jacobson Il Co., in the Turpentine business, TO dis
pose Of all material manufactured, to pay all debts
due by the said firm. and to collect and settle all
outstanding credits and assets Of said firm.
J. W. JACOBSON,
NJ. PENCE.
&. G. MARQUIS.
II. A. FAIRBANKS.
Fences Ranch Dec. sd, lsss. i~ue
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21

HArTI-Adsices from Hsyti announce that
President Jefrard had proclaimed that the
revolution is vanquished aud order restored.
The death sentence passed on traitors has been
comWuied.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21

COLONEL CYRUS HaNLIS, eldest son of the
Vice President, has been promoted to the rank
of Brigadier General Colonel Hamlin was
one OF the first officers in the army to offer his
services 10 command colored troops
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21

wilmington, North Carolina. is connected
ay nearly airline railroad communication with
Richmond the road traversiug North Carolna
through It's greatest breadth, and forming a
JUNCTION with most of the other lines in the
State. In consequence of its being on this
iirect line with the rebel capital, aud Of its
situation on Cape Fear rivera harbor which.
owing to lis numerous inlets, it has been almost
impossible for our blockading squadron to
yuard-wiih any efficiency-W Wilmington has
'njoyed almost an exclusive monopoly of the
olockade-running business, and has furnished
Lees army with all its foreign supplies. vii
nington is also connected by rail with Charles.
iou, South Carolina, and should the former city
all into cur bands, it viii materially aid Sher-
man IN tae capture of Charleston as it will
partially cut the communications of that city
With Richmond.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21
EVERY NEW NOVEL
For Sale.

TNRE WE'LL KNOWN AND VALUABLE
u Ranch situated in Con Cow Valley, Butte Co.
California. known the Old Thompson Il Mullen
Ranch. The undersigned will sell subject to Mort
age, and on reasonable terms. The Ranch is well
improved and well wa,ered all summer: good
house, good barn. and beautifully situated on
public road. Good climate Winter and Summer;
a splendid Summer Resort for the unhealthy people
of the Valley and with good orchard. good
road TO and from the valley is capable of turning
OF so tons OF hay per season. with all the small
grain and vegetables necessary, and Of superior
quality. For further particulars, enquire at thi-
Office. or at the Ranch. WM. H. MULLEN
Con Cow Valley Nov. l9ih 1854. ym-Il
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21

FoR THE BENEFIT OF THE SoUTH The San
Francisco Bulletin argues that the present war
is to result in material advantage to the South,
and consequently operate as a check to the
hitherto rapid physical progress of tie North
and West. The destruction of slavery 10 the
Southern States will make room for Industrious
whites, who will fill up the territory, occupy
the lands, cultivate them. and improve the
general natural facilities of the country The
commerce aud manufactures of the nation will
be, to great extent, carried on through
Southern cities, aud looms and factories will be
as common 10 Alabama as Massachusetts.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21

DISMISSED THE SERvIcF-Lieutenant Geo.
NJ Wright, of the Third Regular Artillery,
son Of Brigadier- General Wright, the late
commander of the Pacific Department, has
been sentenced by court martial to forfeit all
pay and be dismissed the service, on account
Of embezzlemeut aud other ofenses. He was
an officer at Alcatraz Island.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21
Economy is Wealth.

rGNHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO CALL
Il the attention of those who require motive
Power for such purposes as the saving of Wood,
Scroll Work, Wood or Brass Turning, Sausage
Meat Choppers, OF any other business requiring a
light motive power, to his
Patent SeLfRegulating
HORSE Power CHIMES.
These machines are so constructed that they
be set up by any one and require but little at
tention. Their first cost is very light, and they
not likely TO get out of repair. For further par
tculars, enquire of f. o. HUNT,
No. 2s Second Street, San Francisco.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21

OMlSoUs-SUPPosED TO BE-The departure
OF Lord Lyons and the sale of his personal
effects at the Legation in Washington; the
proposition to increase The police force of our
Northern lakes by an addition of six revenue
cutters, in the face of the treaty stipulations ;
and the studied silence OF the Presidents Mes
sage. are construed BY some alarmists into
matters Of significance as preluding ccmplica-
tions with Great Britain.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21

The CANANcHE.-Th Flag gives lengthy
description of this war vessel and closes thus
such Is the Camanche which one year ago
was sunk in the mud at Hathawav's wharf,
aud being fshed up piecemeal by the patient
divers. She is now clothed in her mighty
armor. and ready to launch from the depths Of
her ponderous guns thuDders and bolts more
terrible than Jove's. Such catapulfas as she
carries would sink any armada Of wooden ships
that could float, in three hours close fighting.
She is worth, for the defense of our harbor, four
or five defenses like Fort Point and Alcatraz.