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The weekly union record., 1865-04-08

THE Spectator" published by the "Old
Cbiet," at San Francisco, has been enlarged,
and improved, under the pressure Of increasing
prosperity He may be happy yet-we wish.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-08

Orr FOR IDAHo.-On Monday last, about
10 o'clock A NJ, the saddle train left the town
of Chico for Idaho. This is the first train on
the shortest, safest and most speedy route, and
we may look for the most favorable report Of
its safe arrival. Soon may we announce the
starting of freight, teams and pack mules to
control the California trade to this newly dis
covered gold land. Twelve men took passage
through, and all were jubiaut over the new
enterprise. We do not advise the people of
California to leave their own profitable gold
fields, and farming interests, but should they
conclude to do so, there is no better, safer, or
cheaper route than the one starting from Chico
and we would advise all to go that way and
give to California all the benefits, instead of
patronizng or submitting to the extravagant
prices demanded by the Oregon web foot CAPT
talists.
Two things that cannot be accomplished !:
One is TO whip the U. S. OF America the other
IN undarseU n \ Eriaslehan in Orovilia
The weekly union record., 1865-04-08

Ar meeting of the Oroviie Guards. held
AT the Armory Hall, April 9th, the following
officers were elected 10 fill vacancies Chas.
l. Ayres, 4ih Sergt. c. f. Leighton, 5th. /;
and Wm. B. Miller, Sd Corporal
The weekly union record., 1865-04-08

The cold north wind for the past several
days, has been an unwelcome visitor, and one
that is always damaging in its affects, and al,
ways feared by the farmer. With ii came a
frost, killing frost-the crop of apricots here,
abouts have generally, but as yet no
other serious damage. 1t appears that the
North wind has been general in its visitation,
chilling blasting even along the Potomac and
across the Appomattox. Cops and rebs even
might well proclaim-"this is the winter OF
our discomfort"
The weekly union record., 1865-04-08

SoIREE AT THE UNION HoTEL.-On Friday
evening, April l4th, there will be at the Union
Hotel grand soiree. Carriages free, and
tickets only Sl00. Good music will be pres
The weekly union record., 1865-04-08

SHkRIFF FRANK DAY collected, during the
past month, the sum of S2,6ss as Foreign Mi.
ner's License; aud Of State and county license
the sum of S61O.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-08

SCHOOL APPoRTIosxEsr-The following is
the apportioumeni Of the school funds for the
quarter ending March 81, 1865, for this county:
The weekly union record., 1865-04-08

CHOICEST AND PuREsr DR1SKs.-We have
always been in favor Of patronizing home indus
try, no matter what the article of manufacture,
provided it is Of genuine quality and at rea-
sonable rates. All foreign articles of, liquors
in this State, with the present prices are, as u
general thing, of an inferior quality, and to add
to the fortune of the merchants the drug store
is resored 10 for poisonous ingredients to in
crease the number of gallons. This being o
well known state of affairs, we would suggest
the idea of patronizing home industry in the
manufacture of such articles of liquors, wines.
ETC., as are known TO be pure and unadulterated.
We have sampled an article of grape brandy
apple brandy and grape wine, manufactured by
Wash Henshaw, Esq. on Butte Creek, in this
county, which We consider superior in every
respect to any liquors now ,being sold in the
State. As Nick Zambelch has made pur-
chase of thirty galous of old Apple Jack"
from Mr.. Heushaw, and which will be for sale
in his saloon next week, we will leave the mat
ter for the judgment of the public.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-08

COLLECTION OF TAxEs.-They have a new
way of collecting delinquent taxes in the State
of Nevada. According TO the new law, the
county treasurer is authorized TO attend the
sale and buy in the property for the benefit Of
the county and those TO whom costs are due
The weekly union record., 1865-04-08

SAD AND DEPLoRABLE ACADEMIA cor
respondent writing from Strawberry Valley,
informs US that Mr.. Chas. T. PriDdle, Of Eagle
vile, 1uba county, met with a severe accident
on Friday, March 3lst, while at work blast
ing) in the Eagleville Quartz Mining Cos.
tunnel, at the above named place, under the
following named circumstances. He was at
work on the night shift in company with Mr.
Hiram Rollins, and had put hole down and
charged it. They then went outside to wait
for it to 60 off, but not hearing it, and suppos-
ing it had gone out returned to see what the
difficulty was. Mr.. Prindle had stepped up,
and was examining the fuse, when it exploded
throwing the rock in every direction. A por-
tion of the rock struck him in the face, com
pletely destroying one eye, and considerably
injuriDg the other. His face was frightfully
lacerated, and it is a miracle how he escaped
with his life.
HAPPY FAMILY.-Our old friend, R. Mar
chela, although freezing bachelor, can boast
of having within his domlcil numerous, pros
porous and "happy family" This family is of
the genus felis, and most strange. Two men,
bers of this feline race have for long time
been in the habit OF "bunking" together in
barrel, and recently one become possessed of
over half dozen young felnes. Seven days
afierward, the sleeping partner become SINH
larry situated in the same barrel, and the sin
gularity is that all appear Agreeable and hap
py, and either one as the mother of all.
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ON IA reliable gentleman informs US
that some twelve days ago "happy couple"
in Marysvie, entered into the bans OF matri
mony, and on Tuesday last the disconsolate
husband was compelled, by force of circum-
stances, TO give public notice that bis better
half had left bis bed and board without Just
cause or provOcation, and warns the public from
trusting her on his account. Would it be
appropriate to say 'all is iorely, and the goose
hangs high" \ doubt, for reasons best known
10 the groom he should have "varnished" her.
DISTRICT CouRr, MARCH TERN-Hou War
rem I. Sexton, Judge presding-The People
VS.. Willard and 1asaugh Demurrer argued
and submitted to the Court The People vs.
a. and j. kirby-Morion for a non suit sus-
tanned Harmon Bay was By the Court ap-
pointed a commissioner to execute deed in
place of W 0. Middleton, late Sheriff. deceased
to Samuel l.. Dewey. Cook vs. Day and Elliott
vs.. Day-These causes were tried, argued, sub
mtted, and taken under advisement By Court
PkoBArE CouRr.-The following business
was transacted in the Probate Court this week
Estate of Wm. Pole, deceased-Petitlon to
sell personal property fled; order entered, and
notices posted for hearing of petition on the
l7th inst. Estate of John Wiley, deceased
same as the above.
COLLECTION OF TAxgs.-They have a new
way of collecting delinquent taxes in the State
of Nevada. According TO the new law, the
county treasurer is authorized TO attend the
sale and buy in the property for the benefit Of
the county and those TO whom costs are due
AT meeting of the Orovilie Guards, held
at the Armory Hall, April 9th, the following
officers were elected 10 fill vacancies Chas.
l. Ayres, 4ih Sergt. c. f. Leighton, 5th. ;
and Wm. B. Miller. Sd Corporal.
Woor..-Geo. W Gridley, as will be seen
by advertisement in another column, is paying
the highest price for wool. His Office is at
Laugton's Express Marysvile. Give him a
call before selling elsewhere.
COMPANY Q. Capt. Downer aud Lieut. Dan
/ forth, were on parade Thursday evening. The
Young Americans visited aBd cheered many
of our citizens, in addition TO serenadiug them
with their excellent martial music.
SoIREE AT THE UNION HoTEL.-On Friday
evening, April l4th, there will be at the L Unon
Hotel, a grand soiree. Carriages free, and
tickets only Sl00. Good music will be pres
ent.
THg Spectator, published by the 'Old
+ Cbiet,H at San Francisco, has been enlarged
and improved, under the pressure of increasing
prosperity. He may be happy yet-we wish
SHERIFF FRANK DAY collected, during tht
past mouth, the sum of S2,6Ss as Foreign Mi
uers License; aud Of State and county heens;
the sum of S6l0.
J, Tbs CoSFEDERAcY A SHELL-The last bat
tie fought proved much easier than many ex
pected- Friesleben has the right sort of good
at the lowest prices. Make room for everybod
: the cry is still come to the place wher
bargains are given, D. n. Friesleben's.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-08

A MODEL RoAD OTERsEER-As friend Of
ours was coming down from Quincy, the other
day, By the way of Berry Creek and Bidwell
Bar, be saw our big friend, Russ Johnson,
with about fifty other Indians, working on the
road, digging down very high bank, when
the following conversation took place "Russ.,
why do you work those Diggers!" "Well,"
SAYS Russ, I'll tell you. The Supervisors of
this county are-smart they have appropriated
from one to FIVE thousand dollars to every other
road in the county but this one. But they
won't even give me kick il the-back. They
want to make the Dogtown road the main
thoroughfare from Oroville to Indian Valley
and Honey Lake. But I'll work down every
Digger in the mountains. and then cali out all
the mabalas and work them down, and bust
these banks all TO nation but I'll make this
a better road than the Dogtown road, with all
their appropriations and subscriptions (which
are never paid).' And, suiting the word TO
the action, he plunged his huge pick into the
high bank, and down came hundreds of pounds
OF rock and earth at every stroke-singing,
MY work goes merrily onr' Wade in. "Old
Rusty; bully for you. Well bet our dollar
you'll make the finest Digger in the mountains
by the time you get all OF those mahalas
worked down
The weekly union record., 1865-04-08

DEDIc ATIoN.-We call attention to the notice of
the celebration to be given by the members OF the
|. o. o. F. on the 26th instant. Extensive prepa-
rations are being made to accommodate all visi-
tors upon this occasion.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-08

PRoBArE CoURr.-The following business
was transacted in the Probate Court this week
Estate of Wm. Pole, deceased-PetitIon to
sell personal property fled order entered, and
notices posted for hearing of petition on the
l7lh inst, Estate of John Wiley, deceased
same as the above.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-08

THE Union League meets on Friday evening
next. All members are requested to attend with
out fail.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-08

ONE hundred guns were fired at Dogtown over
the capture of Richmond Much enthusiasm pre-
vailed
The weekly union record., 1865-04-08

DoNr let your children go barefooted, when
you can buy shoes for two, three and four bits.
Fresleben is selling them at that price.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-08

Several communications and notices have bee
crowded out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-26
HAPPINESS p'PipitSifETss OR MISERY
o. lThst IL the Question:

THE PRoPRIEToRs OF THE PACIFIC
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termIned, regardless Of expense, 10 issue FREE
tor the benefit Of suffering humanity, four OF
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jaI4n
-. f,ald ~ sIIYer NIiuina Csl,paux

Leon Gold and silver MiniRG Company.
Notice 4 hereby given that In accordAnce with the
laws OF Nevada and the bylaws Of the company,
there will be sold at public auction, In ront OF the
eompany's ofaee, on WEDNESDAY, May 2tth,
ls6S at O'Clock ?. ~, 50 many shares OF the capital
nf ne Sboye named com pany. standing In the names
OF me following parties as will be necessary TO qu
date the amounts dur thereon for assessments, to-
gether with accTuing costs, unless said delnquences
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-26
MISCELLANEOUS ADYBRrIsEMRNYs.
PIONEER LAUNDRY
NOTICE.

rTNHg SUBSCRIBER HAVING BEEN EN-
gagged In the Laundry Business the past year
In Virginia and Gold Hill. and having continued
20 get out his work, through all opposition and
all storms. will run his Wagons to Gold Hill
on TUESDAY Of each week, and would respect
fully solicit the patronage OF the puolie
shall run q Wagon to Gold Hill, daily, in the
spring and summer. -
JOSEPH F. HALL,
inlAtf Pioneer Laundry.
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HORSE FARRIER.
To the BubIic.

.ss,133gs To the Public.
THINKING IT MY DUTY, AS A CITIZEN,
i and seeing man whose name IL now promi-
nent before the voters Of the city of Virginia for
An important public office, think It my duty to
you to give the following statement. In which
defy contradiction, and if the party sees ft to
deny the same, stand ready to give proof of 1t.
In the fall Uf the year 1858, while In the capacity
City Marshal, and whose name now stands promi.
nent as a candidate for Chief Of the Police, did
arrest certain woman Of this city, and took from
her q sum Of money amounting to ona hundred
dollars and used the same for bis personal benefit
and HUSH MONEY, and other matters will be
brought 10 the public notice II he continues to be
. candidate for public Office.
apll2 m 80, .s.grr5 PAT BARRY.
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NOTICE
Internal Revenue !

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO MANU-
~ facturerE liable to make monthly returns OF
manufactured articles subject to Tax. under Uni
turns on or before ths 10Th day OF each month,
for the month preceding
will receive returns from parties 20 liable, at
the Office Of the Assistant Assessor Of Internal
Revenue, No. IA Medan Building, North street,
between the hours Of o'clock A. ". and o'clock
Pm ..G... .u ... "".. 81. ..... 10
In case ofNEaLEcT. l will proceed Immediately
to asseSs and add the ...-. .....r,...-
Penalty Of Fifty Per Centum!
.ra.. ... r. b. SMITH,
Assistant Assessor Of Sd, 9Th and 1lth Divisions,
comprising the county Of Storey, Nevada.
Virginia, Jan. 25, 1865 ja2s
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS

rance COnR1nys .."-
@7 SWORN STATEMENT.
TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT passed
April 22d, 1880, concerning corporations, the
Pacific Insurance Company makes the following
report: ..--. .... ... ...s'
/. The amount of the capital stock of this com.
pany is seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
all paid in cash. 815 600 %
II. The amount Of assets IL nine hundred and
seventeen thousand, four hundred and forty-tuo
dollars and forty.eight cents. ... e9lT 442 4e
III. The company has no debts
". The amount of insurance written during
the year Is eleven millions nine hundred and sew
enty-seven thousand eight hundred and Afy.fve
dollars. ars...-.......--........... .ellq77655 90
3Ist, ten millions, one hundred and twenty thou.
sand, eight hundred and nlneiy.fou dollars
.''.F ~. el0l 1874 90
v. The Company insurss against the following
risks, viz: --..-..,.t-h- ..
Buildings, .QuRrtz Mils,, MERCHANDISE,
Household Furniture, Rents, Leases,
Vessels In Port and their CarGOes,
and other Personal
Property,
for loss or damage by fire. .... ,......
vi The largest sum this Company will take on
any one risk Is $4,000, the limit fixed by law,
but on all such large risks re-insuranee TO Ger.
tain extent will be made in other responsible com
panies. .-..---.J J. HUNT President.
A, J. RALsToH, Secretary.
San Francisco, January l6, 1865
William Alyord, Moses Ellis,
EB Benchley, AG Stiles
Z LaZard, Moses Heller,
A SeliRman, Edward Martin,
Alfred Borel, A Tubbs,
Charles Mayne, J B Thomas,
Louis McLane, DIV Rice,
Iloyd Tevis, John G Bray
John G Kittle David Sterns,
W c Ralston, William Sherman,
James DeFremery, Samuel C Bigelow,
a w Beaver, L Sachs,
Herman Michels. SM Wilson,
Ell Goldstein, Alpheus Bull,
n HanssmRn, William Scholle,
HIM Newhall.
State of California, City and County Of San
Francisco, ss-On the 18th day Of January, A. n.
1865, personally appeared before me-H. 8. Ho.
mans, Notary Public In and for said city and
! county, duly commissioned and sworn-A. J
Ralston, Secretary ofthe Pacific Insurance Com.
pany, who, being duly sworn, did depose and say
port of the Pacific Insurance Company, to the
best of his knowledge and belief are true full and
correct A. J. RAL>TON.
Sworn and subscribed to before me, this 10th
day Of January, A. n. 1865.
II. s. HoMAEs, Notary Public.
The Pacific Iasnranee Company,
Having. In compliance with the law, deposited
Fifty Thousand Dollars In the bonds Of the State
of Nevada, are now prepared to effect Insurance
AZ the. i
I.owest RstabIIahed Hates!
OFEICE-At the Agency Of the Bank Of Call
fornia, corner Of c and Taylor streets, Virginia
Nevada. SHARON e. RALST0E,
General Agents for the State Of Nevada.
Tmh25 Is6m
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Notaes.sss

n HAVE This DAY PuHcHAsEp ALE
Billiard Tables, ete., o4Ihs GREY HOUND sA-
LOON, Jp Gold Hln, and shall conduct the pusi'
nst5 Of yiloon. kseping IN nd Cry hpuH4 hticen,
AsibasSef tAS HuhiIO pAtru6A hsaIs1tsa py
the undersigned. E0s4RQ9HU
Dated, aold HIN, April :, lSsa ap7n'
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
highly Important Discovery !!
M. HOWA RD,
No. 12O south c Observation-Disclosures
PRACTICAL HAIR DREsA1R,
rn.Iu RxperiencoA Operator IN all
nIaeaoeG or lhe Hair 0oA r
Haman scalp!

4 o.
NOTIFIES THE PUBLIC OF. THE GEHAT RI S:c
II and highly important disccytfy which ne ns1 "a
made, whereby he prevents re H1r ifCn nn ~
Ter how long standing. The process knoSn 0niy y,
10 himself and he has demonstr1ted @s s " y.
II in numerous cases. The snhjoIned amo.,s y. nv
time. They speak for themselves: so..t.u
Mn. HoWARp-Dear eIr: Several years Aso. aner
Al. sft,cf al fever nv hair fell out In crest quanu
ties 70 Thai Il became vesy thin, since Hhtch ume
have been much troubled with dlndrun ana eonSn sr
ned Ioss ofhaiT tried one remedy amer u9 otneJr
without avail, until at length. BY the AdS!ce oI
friends who had tried It with success, 1ed ypwt ~.
remedy; and amer seven days o. e5pfnence ~ y
il had the desired effect OF removing me dInaiun.
leaving the scalp clean and white, and entIsy s.0
ping my hair from falling out. IouSB INC oih'
real Hair Restorative or Preventiye: ,-,o
= Respectfully, yours. JOSEPH VILE. r
Sworn and subscribed 10 before me this I'm Gay o.
Justice Of the Peace.
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4 q % Dividend Notic8. =, :
rIEr4cE OF THE YELLOW JACKET
L sIlver Mining CouRany, aola HiA%AkMl
lS6s a diyid.pa Of eioo Psr' sAartoa ~ u.
Capital stosk q tns .glgos .si39. 4sGJo
YsiIsw Jnekst silver MA1lpGg CO.
-, .Ah a.y 4. .s a.cI:rsd PsysS.. I, e .n ss e.
or 4 tAe Bank % OalAbFlsi; Ai& 4r11ee ae6p
|, The TuanHsr Book will - G1ist4 6ok5As sis.
y IL " Sss Is e-s5t fssES:.:ssc f.sS sscd sass
siln WI r wATSon. 0es,y.
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R. H. M,DoNALD & co.'s COLUMN

WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
w attention of Dealers and Consumers to the
fact that we are daily in receipt,
By Clippers and Express,
OF large additions to our present well selected
stock OF Goods, and we think, after an experience
Of nearly
Sixteen Years Upon Ihis Coast!
We can furnish the Trade In the Interior, as well
as that of Oregon Washington Territory, British
Provinces, Mexico. Sandwich Islands, etc. upon
better teFmH than any House In this state.
The Senior Partner % onr Hea.s, Who e now
residing at the East gives US superior facilities for
filling orders and we can safely guarantee ali
gods being of the best quality, and in regard to
prices,
We do not intend to be Undelsold!
We invite those purchasing to give US call
(either In person or by letter. and examine goods
and get prices before purchasing elsewhere. as"e
feel confident we will be able to please In both.
Below we give few OF the articles IN "hicn
we deal, viz: -.-.
ACIDS,
CHEMICALS, .-...
ETHERS, saa--..s.
ESSENTIAL
OILS,
DRUGS,
TINCTUREs,
AND MEDICINAL sYRUPs!
SHAKER HERBS;
SELECT POWDERED DRUGS;
FLAvORING EXTRACTS;
ECLECTIC PREPARATIONS;
TILDEN,s ALCOHOLIC FLUID and
SOLID EXTRACTS;
ALKALOIDS;
RESINOIDS and PILLS.
DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES,
FLINT and GREEN GLASSWARE;
CORKS, of every description;
PATENT MEDICINES,
PAINTS,
OILS,
ALCOHOL,
BRUSHES,
PERFUMRRY,a and
TOILET
ARTICLES.
SA complete assortment of all the
above, and In great variety.
We are also Agents for
DR. ID. JAYNE s. SONS
POPULAR MEDICINES:
]. c. AYERS g. co.'s MEDIGIRESi
Aud the Celebrsted
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r. II. MCDONALD g. CO.,
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TRAVELLING AND FREIGHTING.
IMPOR TAI T
Freepor-t Railroad:
GREAT SAVING IN TIME AM
RXPENHE!

l1AEAI SA ~ = A-H-@~ ~--
T>S AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 10Th, lsSI, or OF;
~ dinary Freight will be received at FREEPOkT
sod forNarded 10 LATR0BE without charge for
transhipplny dTayage or forwarding. a.
Goods shipped by steamers Of the Calliornia steam
Nav tation Company, leaving San Francisco AZ Z.
N d iIy can be delivered In Latrooe a. soeloek
next morning. Freight shipped 6y sailing vessels
dinary freight per sailing vessels TOR levee dues,
transhippInR, dTayage or forwarding. -.
An Heavy Freights, such as Boilers, heavy CAST
Inoa Steam Engines, etc., will be transhipped az
Freeport by powerful derricks directly TO the cars,
and az Latrobe will also be tranShlpped oy deLrcks
directly 10 teams For this class Of fregh charge
viii be made Of cost OF labor engaged on uetr'eAs
only. ..,,,,,,, ,...,o,s ,,,,,
6seivGs.sa q tseeesrs and osaleeted a I.AtTooe
MnrS All Freight, CARE +. R. R., FREE
PORT and send receipts with Freight.
Prices Of Freighting:
FREIGHT, from Freeport to Latroee, = per ton.
Sacramento, will be forwarded al the following
rates: 90 M
Ordinary Freishts per ton --:.-,;-..-.-...-S 70 %
Ores Shippers TO load and unload per tOn..-ss @
Inmher NJ. % 90
Wood, car Vi IN IN
Kips- 90
pfafs Marx Freight, Care p. IS. X.R H.
"A. BISHOP,
oclOm superIntendents.
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These are only specimen Of some ofths AfDdavies
which Mr. Howard can produce, II necessary, but
any one can satisfy himself by visit 70 the Shaving
No. lR South street, opposite the Crystal Peak
House, where numerous bald heads may oe eneoun-
tered in various stages or successful treatment
ant NJ .-g-Fr aHH