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The weekly union record., 1865-07-29
Strayed or Stolen

ERoM GILKYSON'S RANCH. on Butte creek,
Il about twelve days sso, one dark bay flley,
marked with white star in the forehe ad and has
black. flowing name and tail. ! think her near
hind foo. is slightly marked with white She Is
neatly. trinity bait animal snd is three years old
next spring.
For the delivery of the animal to NE at Oroville,
or Gikyson on his ranch, will psy SIS.
jaly 2s JOS. E. n. LEWIS.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

OuR old townsman. Joseph Glukauf. will
commence operations at the Oroville Saw Mill
on Monday next. Good fencing lumber will
be furnished at twenty dollars per thousand.
Lumber of all kinds al most reasonable rates.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

MlLIrARY.-Company X. Second Cavalry,
Captain Street, left Camp Union yesterday
morning for Surprise Valley, by way of Chico,
Butte county. This company and one or two
others which have preceded it will be employ
ed under command of Major Smith to guard
the Idaho wagon road sgainst Indian depreda-
tons
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

A CORRESPONDENCE received from Tuba
county informs US that a certain ambitious
young artist of this county has been painting
some very unbecoming" pictures, and having
them posted among the "Yubas." Its very
naughty trick" and be should look out or be
might get posted
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

Org attention has been directed to an article
which appeared editoraIy in last issue, which says
negro suffrage must be condemned by our count Y
and State conventions We are no. in favor of ma
king that test in the coming election. Though.
individually opposed to negro suffrage, We think
there is little or no danger Of its adoption at pres
ant
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

ATTENTION, Co. A Attend your regular
monthly meeting next Thursday evening at s
o'clock. A full attendance is requested.
By order II. B. HUNT, Capt
II. P. DowxER, o. S.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

CAPr. HANK B. HUSr, County Treasurer,
advertises in another column that be has on
hand the sum of sixteen hundred dollars in the
Redemption Fund for the surrender of county
warrants. Send in sealed proposals"-the
cash is lying idle
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

ANY business firm wishing to advertise in
the Susanvills Sage Brush can have. it
promptly attended to by calling at this Office,
and on reasonable terms
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

HANK SUSDERLIS. Constable of Chico, lodg-
ed 10 the county jail, this week. rather sin
gular hombre, charged with shooting, killing
and crippling stock.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

TIE Primary meetings will come eff in this
county, one week from today. We trust all
Union men will discard all personal feelings
pvejudices, and devote themselves unreseryedly
to the welfare of their party and couutry.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

LADIES FEsrIvAL.-There will be festival
given BY the ladies of Oroville for the benefit
of the Catholic Church. 1t will be held at
Armory Hall, on Wednesday, August 10th.
An invitation is extended 10 all.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

WE acknowledge the receipt of a large
baske, of splendid peaches and pears from our
friend R. Van Pelt. Esq. He is constantly
furnishing the mountain miners with large
quantities of fruit.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

We tender our sincere thanks to Tebo Helms
for pitcher of delicious, iced, Champagne
cobblers. Tebo is the best friend the printers
have this weather. At least, that's what the
devil" thinks.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

WE are informed by w. Leonard, Ed,
contractor on the new road leading from Oro-
vile to Honey Lake via Magalia. that the
section under his management is completed,
and open for travel. The new road leaves the
one running from Wicks' 10 Rothrock, Just
north of s. Howand's place, and intersects
the same half mile below Magalia.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

STILL WARxER.-The Thermometer in the
Appeal Office, yesterday, reached 90 degrees,
two degrees warmer than Wednesday A bot
north breeze prevailed. Ha! you frigid fel.
lows down at the Bay. come up this way and
get thawed out.-ApPeol, 2eth.
II you wish to enjoy good health, come 10
Oroville. We think nothing Of 80 degrees,
but when the thermometer stands from los
to ITO degrees. then We feel al little warm
on the outside" Come sp, Smith, and per
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

WARM.-On Thursday the thermometer
reached los degrees, and on Friday it was
moderately warm, the Thermometer reaching
ll0.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29
LONGVILLE HOTEL
A. j. WOOD. Proprietor.

THIs LARGE AND cOMMoDIoUs HOTEL
j is situated in Humbug Valley. Plumas county
are large and airy and wei furnished. The sshll
is at aI times furnished With tbs bsZs shs nasksl
eEo-ds; the s-abing IS Of the best Il IS "sosR.
Tor the traveller" For the invalid . ina sd
spring celebrated for lis healing qualities, e 81
Joining tbs Hosel liberal share Of pstropaSe 4,
tolicitse. A. d WOOD. Prcphss6.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

GsS. SHERIDAN Recently paid visit to his
old home in Somerset, Ohio.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

HIGHwAY RoBBERY. About 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning says the Nevada Transcript
Il. r. Clark left Peter Rapps house in Pleas
ant Valley, aud started for this city uia New
town. He had only gone half mile from
Rapp's, when he was met by three men. One
of them accosted him and caught bis horse By
the bride, demanding his money. They took
from him pistol and. seventeen dollars and
seventy FIVE cents. Mr.. Clark lives near Oro-
vile, and was on the road TO Red Dog.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

TEE new advertisement of Geo. E. Smith
viii appear in our next issue.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

President LINCOLN. says one trusted the
truth, and she took care os him"
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

A cake of soap weighing $500 pounds has
been manufactured at Zlnesville, Ohio. 1t
required eight days to cool, and is worth eight
hundred dollars.-Erpress.
That is one of the dirtiest Secesh holes in
the State, and it will require the wholesale
manufacture of the article for years to wash
out the filth and slime of the past four years.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

TWENTY Thousand forced laborers are en-
ployed on the Russian railway between the
Black aud Caspian Seas.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29
CANDIDATES. COLUMN.

Announcements under this heading cost FIVE
DOLLARS, and will not be inserted until paid for.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

THE 81 600 dressing case at tie Chicago
Sanitary Fair, for the prettiest girl in Chicago,
was voted to Miss Anna l.. Wilson, who re
ceved 1913 votes TO ,O6S for another lady,
aud 10 for third The whole number Of
votes at dollar each, was 3,47l.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

THERE is nothing that so awakens the di.
viniiy within US as lofty music. 10 the lab
rynths OF The ear, as these of Egypt, gods lie
buried
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

A PROJECT is afoot among The business men
of Sacramento for the establishment at that
place of weolen mandatory.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

J. Ross BROWNE is noted among "distin,
guished arrivals at Salt Lake, July 18th
He is gathering more interesting material for
Harper.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

some rascal iDsinuaies little hint" at the
wives OF Brigham Young, the Salt Prophet
He says fonng's motto is quick re turns and
small prophets"
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

THE Marysville Express says the Democrat
ic party is in motion. 1t reminds US of g
skippery cheese, says the Virginia Enterprise
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

JOHN MINOR Boris has succeeded in getting
an order for the payment of ten thousand
dollars for wood represented TO have been
furnished. taken or destroyed since the war be-
gan. His LOYALTY proves profitable.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

Ike MURPHY, formerly lawyer in Gras:
Valley, California, is now Provisional Cover
nor Of Arkansas.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

"WASrED, WoMEN, is the title Of an arti-
Gle in the Denver News. Certainly emphati-
cally, decidedly. What sort of q place is ii
where they are not wanted?
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29
Received on Subscription.
BIRTH.

BIRTH.
On Pine Greek, July 18th, 1865, the wife of P.
". Deguire of daughter.
Near the Central House, Butte county July 18th,
1865, the wife of G. ". Hutchins of a daughter.
DIED.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

THE editor of the Sage Brush apologies to
his lady readers for not making "their corner"
of the paper more iuteresting-a lack of mar
riages. births, etc, and says-"we hope after
a while to do better Is Longmore making
ready TO splice?
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

At Butte County Infrmary. July 18th, 1865,
John Sexton, aged 64 years.
The weekly union record., 1865-07-29

DIED.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-04-29

THs LAST LINK.-On Saturday last the
Masonic fraternity of this city met in their
Hall for the purpose of installing their officers
under the charter just received. The Hall
was crowded, and many of the fair sex were
there. Chief-Justice Hosmer oficiated az
Acting Grand Master, and delivered a most
excellent address, in which he stated that the
establishment of this Lodge formed the last
link in the Masonic chain that now encircles
the earth. The brethren intend building a
new Lodge Room, which is to form the upper
story of the new stone store that Messrs.
Russell q Pfouts purpose erecting in the
Spring. P. s. Pfouts, the first mayor of
Virginia City, is likewise the first Master Of
. Lodge in this place. Montana Post, 18th
February.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-04-29
COUNTY, AUDITOR.

Section 47.-Shall transmit to the Terri.
torial Auditor statement OF all and of each
particular kind of property delinquent, and
Of the total amount of delinquent tax.
He has not complied with this section.
He shall further transmit by mail to tho
Territorial Auditor, statement of the amount
of taxes charged to the Collector, also to the
Territorial Auditor statement of the num-
Der of Poll Tax receipts delivered to Tax
Collector and the number of said receipts re-
turned to him on settlement, which receipts
he shall forward to the Auditor and at the
same time statement of all Territory and
County Licenses issued In the county since
his last settlement, giving the number and
aggregate amount of each kind.
If complied with, nothing of this kind has
ever reached Official authority at Lewiston.
SEC. 48, All statements shall be made I'M
der oath.
SEC 56, He shall, on the Tuesday next
following the first Monday in each month re-
port by mail to Territorial Auditor, the
amount of money in the County Treasury, |
belongingt to the Territory, stating specifically
in said report, the amount received from each |
source of Revenue. Prior to this report, he
shall examine the books of the Co. Treasurer
and shall administer to the Treasurer an oath |
declaring that said books are correct, and
that all the money received by him for, or on
account of the Territory, has been duly en-
.ered therein.
This has never been performed.
SEC. SIS. He should require of the Tax
Collector, under oath, of the number and
amount of poll taxes collected, and the re-
naming amount shall be transmitted to the
Territorial Auditor.
This has not been done; they still remain
n the Treasury department. i.
SEC. So, He is required to make settle
nent with Tax Collector on the third Monday
n Dec, and shall transmit to the Territorial
auditor, Of the amount paid over to the
treasurer and shall deliver duplicate of such
tatemsnt to the County Treasurer.
No report made to the TsrritOry, no dupli.
ate found. II
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-04-29

ITO WHAT BASE USES" ETc.-A friend in
this city relates the following:
About four years ago, when recruiting was
going on actively in New York, the Ameri-
can Bible Society sent to the recruits on
Staten Island a large amount of religious
reading matter, comprising handsome Bible
and several tracts, etc., for each man. Our
snformant visited the camp shortly after this
distribution had taken place, to see how
Abrahams boys were getting along. Soon
after entering the camp he noticed that the
men were broken up into groups, each so
intent upon what was going on in the center
Of his circle as to be oblivious to all else
Approaching one Of their groups, he found to
bis unutterable astonishment, that the soldiers
were playing off their spiritual rations at
draw.poker-" track-ante All were deeply
absorbed in the exciting game, and it was,
Come, Snaggs, ante up and shove the buck!'
I go one Bible blind |" 81 straddIe that p
"Bet mime Blbles" Il see your nine
Bibles, and go you Watts Hymns and old
Bunyan better !" Il cover your nine Bibles,
aud put two Common Prayers against your
Watts and old Bun, and go you Testament
better !" II call you! If that amt a bluff
I'm JOHNNY" The lucky ones, it was as
;ertained, sold their winnings at second hand
book stores and paper mills.-Virginia City
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-04-29

MoRR STEAMsHlps FOR THIS CoAsr.-Ths
Pacific Mail Steamship Company are building
or have recently built, at New York, aud
they are nearly all completed, four large and
magnifieently-appointed side-wheel ocean
steamships, named. respectively, Colorado.
Arizona, Washoe and Henry Chauncy. They
are designed for service in the Pacific waters.
The Colorado, latest advices said, would sail
for this port forthwith. Another steamship
is being built in the same city, for J. W
Dearborn, and designed to ply between this
port and China.s
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-04-29

A new invention in Paris is said to be a
pair of musical boots, which have been ex-
hibited to the Emperor. At every step the
pressure of the foot produces melody-it may
be waltz, a mazourka, or an operate air.
This arrangement would be extremely con-
venient for dancing master. What sort of
a tune would it play when you kick man
down stairs?
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-04-29

PROMINENT PRlNTERs.-The U. S. Senate
has chosen printer for Secretary, printer
for Sergeant-at-arms while a printer occu.
pies the Vice-P Presidents chair. In the House
printer has been elected Clerk, printer
postmaster, and on the first Monday of Dec,
'63, the House of Representatives chose a
printer for their foreman or speaker.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-04-29

In Detroit, recently, man and wife were
disputing, when the woman, to aggregate her
husband, seized favorite dog belonging to
him, and threw it out of the window. In
retaliation, he seized their baby and threw it
after the dog. This brought cessation of
hoStilities and an amicable peace.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-04-29

He shall further transmit to the Territorial
Auditor a certified statement of the
No of poll tax receipts delivered by Treasures
&c /" /" /" issued " Collector
"sH returned /" I"
8" J" transmitted Ter. Aud
j SEC. II. he shall have licenses printed
and hand the same over to the county Treas.
urer for the use of the county. which shall BIZ
charged to this officer: he shall countersirr
the same and deliver to Auditor and take hiG
receipt.
| MenaVe never .Ounu fecelpts:
and charge him with the same and take his
receipt.
Receipts found only for a small amount
~ oo,rnonon
SEC 81 Ine lax Collector snail deliver
" Tug Auu1sOF, unueF oaln, True ana correct
account OF all MS receipts and transactions,
SINCE MS las. setelements OF territorial and
County ta1es.
Hosnlng mas Deeh Iouno IN any department
~ i1uisate suen proceeolngs.
Nnu sn"li alSo s'ase uEuer oatn, tnat all
Tue money coliecteo ~ nlm as Tax collector
s1 a0 Osen p"iu over, wnieu statement snal De
niG =, "a Inc once OF the county Auditor.
az ms 81, naS no' peen performed. IL,
0n ~. sns nlss Monuay u december OF eacn
y sn.' lug Auuisor anu Ooilector snail care
.uny oompare sne uup!lCase ana original rolls
.ss. ns .Ie WV pa.u upon ali properly
pon WILL = nave oeen P@ld, ana the
oa4 +.. 04 .ba and 20 we Golecsor an
s, ..su VI am s.S WIZ Pat1 mas oeen marked
aPSn ~ PeII' "AAAON O"'n uuS' DC INSCRIBED
~p W. ~ r,o.a ;rfon,oa a. ,.
.ha. th - ahona 9a ~ we oounty Auol1or
'A''' wy 7O0'e "''0 AOA sossen'
COUNTY TREASURER.
c.. on
), oso. or lieasuler @uu Auultor snail on
suc 1 TO AAunu"y ~ 1"rcn' June, september
nuu DeceM ger nAK1 JOINT statement to the
Do@1I OF county commissioners, showing
the Wnole amountot COLLECTIONS, stating par
ncslarly tne source CT eacn portion OF the
revenue the Iunos among which the same
metT ulSflouseu' the amount OF EACH
so'al amounS OF Warrants drawn ana paid,
un "na1 lunus' amount OF warrants drawn
~ ouS unpaiu' sn1 unu out Oh wnicn they are
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-04-29

"Sam, why don't you talk to massa and
tell him to lay up Treasure in heaven ?"-
"What for-what de Use of layin up treasure
dere whar he never see 'em agin, oh, nigger?'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-04-29

What world of gossip would be prevent.
ed if it was only remembered that person
who tells you of the faults Of others. ipI
tends to tell others Of your faults.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-04-29

G. D. vajen, In account with
School Fund
By per centage allowed T. 9. Kel-
lum on school Tax
We think the above per centage
illegal, for two reasons. First
on page II, of Treasurer's book,
be retained his per cent on all
monies collected. Second, The
law strictly prohibits any officer
per centage on School funds.
Dec. %, By paid order to H ] Grow
Dec. %, By {" +" F. Moore
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-04-29


IN ACCOUNT WITH Road FUND.
G. D. Vajen, In account with Boise
county, for road fund. DR..
To three-tenths of Sc, 932 90, pro-
erty tax, by T. G. Kellum for
1863, as per books 2,O79,e
To three-tenths of SIS, 1850 pro-
perty tax collected by S. Pink
ham for 1868. 1885,
1885,
Cr.-By amount transferred to
General Fund by order of Co.
Commissioners 1885,
General Fund Dr.-To amount
transferred from Road Fund, by
order of County Commissioners 1886, l
To amount transferred from School
Fund s.72a,1
To amount transferred from Ter
ritorial fund 1866 1,l27,l
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
oPry BoAPp oP BROKER
ffr90lc THURSDAY. Nos, 9-r n.
Gcsd is not active and closes Hi.


"A 0c rrnsnt stocks are lower ard were rash,r
fSrtssel for tale upon the street. The520 loan vas
ls1ercd down to ioc, and .3,s 10 9Gl. TIE sraye
semand for money is forcing more GoverBurent
SECURITIES upon the market than invesiors want.
Ra.Iwsy shares openei lower, and were offered
heelyat the reduced prices At the public eail the
r r-ket rsiied, erd upon GONE shares an iUYrove-
neDs OF three per cent WsS sBswh. The Aiisee :
hneous shares sse all steady. McGregor ~ estern
poh at 500 u OnrUmors of consolidation withthe
Paine Gu Chen Road, which the latter COMPANY
txa Yight tods under lease fully assentea to ly
b ttock ard bsNdhoders. Transactions i'll Prairie
81 Chen bave almost esasea Pu,lict-, aas ihe
suck is quetei l5o. The closing Irices of stocks
vere as follows: n. Y. Central, %. ats; ErIe, ~
esi; Esdsen River, iCGi l07; Bcs!ints MA
1la; Michigan southsrl. .o3a7c5i Cleveland and
Pi:isburgh, 50, 40; Rock Island, lh aio74,
NoTtt. NcsserD 81 dc9s; do. Preferred, Gf! 9ui;
IM Wayne. iO3. a IGai; Prairie d. Chieu, ilOe
w.; IoIoaIe and " abash, 81 %, Ohso Nd Aiisss
appi Certifcates, 2,3J29i; Canton, 45i a45j
Cumberland Coal, AZ 0a4; AicGregor Western. 2c,.
Mr.. J.eak kusscii has returned LIS old position
O. Cashier ~ tIe SGt-yfeasuy. Mr. liiidsG has
slsc iassn charge Of the luioa department, ior
! sa.eh he bas superior Qualifications. ot
Mosey IL ss,'ive and per cent is readily bad on
sai. AT bank there rs sD active demand and fr,m
saeI dea,rs RE offerings for diseonsit are largely
d. eAc,sa oi re ability II the banks 10 respond
HE ilion pre- ais that the South will require
nlCIe mqDey ti=an The increase vi National Bank |
f:cls on. anl that for some time TO come there
ell to Souiis I'll dIs;D. Prime bills are 7@9per
seai, lSd sconl,i ste l0Sla RluiOEs are current,
>i eheher leai, but they ncat confirmation Be-
fose Congress inseK the Secretary wil probably he
tbe 70 snaouI ce " rtheI coI<Iao tion ef the cnr-
n Dey bnt il will not be do1e by funding into god
sanng stocks.
1he following shows the exports Exclusive OF
sTseie, IRON New-YoIk TO foreign ports, fcr the II
seek ending Nos,Iaber 6, aid since the beginning
" The year: ro1 n
Iscs. 1854. Ises.
e the week. .s,aes.lss fl,si,la5 fS.lzlE6
~"' repoiisd. tiv.gso.37 no Wabst lSs. .fO0.i6
finee Jarnary l4.cIs .s5 sis7eGo a0i elS; 81. .sss
ife business Of the sub-tTrcasury was: Receipts,
s'''s',?sS is-for Customs, 100000; Payments,
S''S%ASo a3-on account Of l. IAN, $2C1, ,0VOj Dat
aee, 4s,6,e,jCl ~ iss. H.
-. .selsn', are hrmer but quiet. To Nvcrpool7 7oooU
c.,. Corn, Oh private terms an.' 200 bales
a, "a part at I'd. To Hamburg 900 La YES Cotton
"h'Tins viii show The weekly RECEIPTS Of
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-10
r AND WA II II A n s
IL BOUGHT AND SOLD .
BY TAYLOR BROS. No. II Wan-ss.
TO THE MERCANTILE COMMUNITY.
THE METROPOLITAN
PURIIC CONVEYANCE COMPANY.

This Company. chartered by Ac, Of the Lei.re Of me
State OF ora fully Organized and Trsdy T. under
take tie Rccep, and Delivery Of s knds o Goods. Ware.
and Merchandise IN any part Of hi. City WITH dpaeh ana
pupcutv st pces exceeding TWENTY FIVE CENTS Per
of no: Two Hundred p1unds for Dis
aucs not ovr Three miles and proportionae charge for
| anything that weight OF distance. - 80
On and sfter MO NDAY. Nov g. 1865 Wagons VIII pro-
collect Goods by Slate and Gard orders throughout me
fft ak Wards aud and o'clock M and deliver
the same In all parts OF the City AZ ard aDd O'Clock
D. m Of each day. that Goods utu,ed 10 care ny p
M. will reach Il er destination by Ock zach .'ening
The Capital Of the Coz rany !, $1,000 whh Nhere OF
the rom time 20 tine may be necessary
Cstcard viii he furnished 10 those who de-rc ~ by
applying to the Drivers the Principal oihce NO. -
thanber SAtfs will also be placed IN CONVENIENT iocA-
| ties fJr transient orders. 49,
The Company have Package Delivery Wesop; nelo,ed
and securely locked Tor the Conveyance oil fuA ei auAh
Packages that the and oss e1pehera py ou'
merchants nIsy hereafter be ohviaed
sp.r cafe viii be 10 the collection transpor a. on
aud delivery Of due fAckag~suPon whieh shoud
be plainy cd 20 avoid ms'kcs the dcsnaton aoant
/ doe and whether 10 be left n not paid, &c.
The Drivers required oond for TIE hthlnl pei
Of their dny and the Company look TOT thai patI on
age which they shall endeAy0r TO ulerit. . -
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No 25 CHAMBERs-Sr,
Esw-iork.
{. NJ. NASDERNOORT,
General Superintendent.