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No. 22O.

NOR RE NT-Fivs rooms go third story, south,
II west corner Cedar and Cherry street. for two
years from Euary lst, 1855. az si0O per aunumi
and $50 bonus. These rooms are we'll located foI
business @ uess, end cheaper thsa any We know
Cd -gverssinE sl3 o. per mon.h Tor each.
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wall PAPER. &C.

U3usON. J. W. 3 OO.-Manulaculrers and
W Wholesale snd Retail Dealers 10 Tn, Copper
End Sheet Iron Ware snd Furnishing 6oOds, No. II
College street.
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hOOK M JoEs PRINTING.
BREWERY
HO0KsETLERs Ann srATInNEnS
CARKIAGR SIANUFACTTRERs.

GINGLhTON, h. d Bookseller, Publisher.
- siauoner, and Periodical Dealer, Post once
Building.
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No 2I8.
No.2I9.

NOR LEAsE-stors House, corner 90 College and
II BIosd street Scr balance Of less aud '6s. Pos
session Elrvl lmmedislely. good business io-
CsItY. Fuoe tAu1.
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NOR saIE-A small Frame House, boz e3K50 on
II Ja-l-zon street. north Of the Corporation spring
fncs g275.
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Az oioul goo,is srs made a. rhs - .trsui uaa.
erihia, aad very latest aiYiss
GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
HANDKEECHTEFs.
LACE5. AND
EABEpfnEEIEH
Our Millinery pspariusat .s complete. To-
BONNETs, TURBANs. RIBBONS. HATS.
FLOWERS. AND
Fancy Goods.
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No. 232.
No 233.

F5S sLE-oas of ca,ssuuss F.as Piano.
The weekly union record., 1865-02-25

WAsHINGroN's BIRTHDAY.-The birthday ol
the great and good patriot, the Father OF bis
country. was appropriately celebrated on We'd
nesday last in the town of 0roville. By order
of Capt. ii. b. Hunt, the Guards assembled at
the Armory Hall, in full uniform.-Flags were
floating over all portions of our town.-The
company, among whom were number Of sol
ders belonging 10 Company A. marched
and drill were performed in the most commend
able manner, and with increased enthusiasm by
all, as the news that the cradle of the rebellion
was in the hands of Sherman, and that the
American flag was floating over every place
10 Charleston. At late hour in the evening
the Guards returned to the Armory and stacked
arms, aud commenced preparing for the grand
military ard civic ball in the evening \
large nnmber of beautiful women and brave
men" filled the Hall, from town and county.
The ball was under the management of the
Guards, and among the number present was
the Captain of Co. a, and number of the
members OF the company, as invited guests.
As is usual. the balls of the Guards are the
largest and most generally attended, aud inva
riably pass off with :he greatest pleasantness
and sociabilty. At y N. the party marched
to the ST. Nicholas Hotel where Il splendid re
past was served for the elite and beautiful, af-
ter which, the company returned to the Hall
and continued to ''mingle in the mazy,, iucited
thereto by the music of the celebrated band
and doubtless they made an agreeable exten-
sion of Washing tons Birthday without recount
ing the tripping hours.
The weekly union record., 1865-02-25

MAGIC AND EESIRILoouIsx sx-Hermann,
professor Of these occult sciences, alias Dea-
con Sheldon, former and well known resident
of this town, gave our citizens. few evenings
since. an Illustration of his powers TIE per
formances throughout were success, and elic-
tied the usual uproarious applause of 8 pleased
audience. The professor is a ventriloquist Of
no ordinary pretensions, and calls spirits from
the vastly deep" with an alacrity nearly equal
to that OF his progenitrix, the witch of Endor.
But the Deacon's forte is the lecture Of Miss
Black on Woman's Rights that alone is more
than worth the price of admission. We CON-
mend the performances OF the professor to the
kind consideration of our friends throughout
the county, wherever he may erect his temple
of magic We should add, that be is accom-
panied by Mr.. Case, good big shoe" dancer
and excellent dellneator of negro character.
No RgcoGyIrIoS OF MAxINuIAS-The
New York Herald Of a recen, date has the
following significant paragraph:
The House of Representatives has concurred
in the Senate's amendment of the Consular and
Diplomatic Appropriation bill, declaring that
there shall be DO recognition by the United
States of an empire in Mexico, and the bill has
been passed. Not single American Power
has recognized the empire n Mexico, nor is it
likely that any of them will act otherwise than
to follow the lead of the United States in this
matter. 1t has been only the Powers OF Europe
that have been swift to express their cougratu.
lations on the supposed downfall of a republic.
1t remains, therefore, simply 10 be seen wheih-
er they or we are to control on this continent
We shall soon be ready to test this question.
SENSIBLE AND TRuE-The Sacramento Bee
says:
Great events are eliminating in this part of
the world in connection with affairs in Mexico
events which will effect not only our national
honor. but the integrity and sefeiy OF our Pa
cifc territory. We have among US numbers
of shrewd and unscrupulous enemies of the ma
ton. 1t therefore behooves Union men, and
the Union press of the State, 10 be
on their guard, and TO do nothing 10 weaken
our strength and peril our safety on the men
and officers composing that branch we must
depend.
The weekly union record., 1865-02-25

CoxPASY A, FIRsr CAvALRY.-Captain T.
C. Ledyard, Co. A, First Cavalry has enlisted
within the two weeks past, 90 men, and of
the best material of Butte county, seventy of
whom be had examined and forwarded TO Camp
Union, Sacramento. Forty of them bade US
adeu on Tuesday morning and thirty on We'd
nesday morning last. 1t only requires about
FIVE men more to ell this Company to its
full allowance, and now, boys, you will have TO
scratch up or you are left at home. The re-
mainder of the Company will take their depart
ure for Camp Union early next week, when the
Captain will put his Company through
course OF instruction fitting his men for fght-
lug campaign. If there is another recruiting
officer in the State who can fl up company
of as ine looking sober and intelligent men as
Company A is composed OF, 10 the same time,
we would like to hear of it. 10 addition to the
names sworn into the United States service at
Oroville, which we published last week, We
add the following;
ORovILLE.-Frank Lombard, Abram Cato,
w. R. Brown, Ella Logan, Trinidad Amador.
w. B. Streeter( (veteranl, John Maxon, Ferdi-
nand Zimmerman, Thomas Bassett.
YANKEE HILL.-Chas. Wright, William
Smith.
EsrERrRIsE.-John Carpenter John Rob-
inson, J. d. Kennedy.
RosE's STArIoS.-Robert Hays, Luther R.
Rose, James f. Southworth.
CHERoK sE-Davd Williams
The weekly union record., 1865-02-25

WKsr's Ngw Ferry BoAr.-To-da day, Myers
3. West will commence running his new ferry
BOAT, s, the usual place near the foot Of Mont
gomezy street. 1t will be remembered that
during the late high rise in the river, his old
boat was washed away, and be has, at great
expense, built neg and substantial one, and
is now ready to assoamodate the travelling
public in a safe sud speedy crossing The
roads leading TO the ferry sss in the best con
dition and grade easy.
The weekly union record., 1865-02-25

We call attention of our re aders to the advertise
ment of DR.. W. X. Doherty, in another column of
this paper. The doctor has devoted his particular
attention to this branch of medicine denominated
specific chronic. Read his advertisement and the
sworn statement of cures. Address.
W. X. DOHERTY,
Private Medical and Surgical Institute
Sacramento street. opposite Office
PM. 5. s. c., San Francisco.
The weekly union record., 1865-02-25

Tbs School Guard, under Capt Upbam,
were out on parade yesterday, on Montgomery
street, presenting 6ue appearance, aud exhib-
itiug great skill in the art militsire. The mil
itary spirit ofthe rising generation appears to
be aronsed, and they exhibit great pride in
learning the drill
The weekly union record., 1865-02-25
THE LATEST.

Fort Anderson, on the south side of Cape
Fear river, the main reliance Of the rebels at
Wilmington, was evacuated by the garrison on
the night Of the 18Th. This will hasten the
capture Of Wilmiugton.
The weekly union record., 1865-02-25

To DAScgRs.-F. c. Thomas, proprietor of
the Western House, at Thompson Flat, will
give grand ball, on Wednesday evening
March Sth. A general invitation is extended
to the public, aud grand time is expected.
Balls at Thompson Flat have always been a
success, and from what We understand, this one
Will be the most generally attended, as well as
the grandest of the season.
The weekly union record., 1865-02-25

SAD DEArH.-A little child of Mr. and Mrs
Schwei,zer, aged two years, on Friday last, in
this place fell into tub containing water into
which had been thrown ashes. where it remained
some time before being discovered. The child
was restored to breathing, but soon afterwards
died from the effect of the lyewster it had
sHallnvad
The weekly union record., 1865-02-25

PUSCH.-We were the recipient of bottle
OF finely favored punch from the saloon OF Mr.
Lee. ltwas q compound, new in the history
of smiles" and most excellent to the taste
Lee Is the Prince among saloon keepers.
The weekly union record., 1865-02-25

RscRuITS.-Tbe Marysville boat arrived
here to day, says the Sacramento Bee of Feb
22d, q little before II o'clock By her came
forty recruits raised in Orovie. Butte county
They were at once taken TO Camp Uniou.
where they were assigned quarters. ETC.
The weekly union record., 1865-02-25

FUSEsAL SERNos.-The Rev. Farmer vii
preach the funeral sermon of the late Mrs. E
Beall, at the schoolhouse near Hamilton OF
next Sabbath, Feb. 26th.
The weekly union record., 1865-02-25

GLORIOUS NEws.-Chesp John is still aston.
ishing the people by selling goods at such low
rates under the great pressure 10 the money
market" His voice is still for-cheap and
substantial goods
The weekly union record., 1865-02-25

THE California Farmer says it regrets to
record The fact that the misfortaues Of the past
year have compelled Miss Lester to suspend
the Pacific Monthly"
The weekly union record., 1865-02-25

FLAG PRESENTATION AND BALL.-The citi
zens of Butte county have procured a splendid
Battle Flag, which they intend presenting to
Company 4, First Regiment of California
Volunteers, under the command Of Captain T.
G. Ledyard. The Flag was manufactured by
Daniel Norcross, of San Francisco, and is the
most splendid thing Of the kind ever presented
TO any company in the United States. The
Flag will be presented at the Armory Hall Of
the Orovie Guard, at P. NJ, by the Hon.
j. NJ. Burt, of 0roville, accompanied by an
address, to be followed by splendid ball. The
ladies are particularly requested TO be present
and witness the delivery of this emblem Of
Peace or War to the gallant hundred who
leave their homes and their friends and step
forth as their couutry'S defenders and vindi
Gators Of the honor of Butte county. In this
presentation, the people of this county manifest
their appreciation Of the gallant Captain, bis
officers and his men. This is as it should be.
and we say, may victory crown their every
effort on the bloody fields of battle
The weekly union record., 1865-02-25

DR.. HOSTEL .ER's STOMACH bITTERS should he in
the possession of everybody in the mining region.
As preventative of various dangerous diseases to
which the gold seeker is liable, it has superior.
While it is quite palatabe even as beverage, it is
speedy and powerful in its effects upon the system
In all of Diarrhoea, Dysentery, and the pre-
vading fevers consequent upon exposure, the Bit
tiers will be found invaluable a corrective. No
man should enter upon the exposed camp life of
miner without being provided with Hostetter's pre-
ventive of stomach disease. nor should any of
those who are now engaged in the occupation, fail
to have recourse 10 the Btiers. Sold by all Drug
gi,ts and dealers everywhere. Hostetter Smith 4
Dean, Agents, San Francisco. lm-n13
The weekly union record., 1865-02-25

LIST OF TAxEs-Assessed under the Excise
Laws of the United States in Butte county.
9Th Division, 4th Collection District of Cali
fornia, during the year 1864:
The weekly union record., 1865-02-25

LARGE EGG.-W ii. Hartwell laid on cur
table, yesterday Says the Appeal, mammoth
egg. 1t measured longitudiually 5 inches
aud latitudinally : is inches. 1t is gratifying
90 the lovers Of eggs that the hens are laying,
and especially large hens. Mr.. Hartwell is
Treasurer of Yuba county the Appeal does
not say. however. that the egg laid by him on
its table was golden one. Our gallant County
Treasurer has not opened his egg bag on our
table yet. so we withhold comments on the
size of the above mentioned egg"
The weekly union record., 1865-02-25

ERRArUN-Iu our report Of the proceedings
OF the Board of Supervisors last week, an er-
ror was made in the amount paid over by the
Road overseer of Ophir township, to the over
seers of Hamilton township. The amount paid
Campbell aud Wharton was Sl44 so, instead
of So 25.
The weekly union record., 1865-02-25

Your SHIRT.-lf you fancy fine shirt, and
q shirt that fits feels good, the only way you
can be accommodated is by sending to San Fran
cisco, 323 Mont. St, and procure one oI
,.Ward's perfect fitting shirts"
The weekly union record., 1865-02-25

II OCULAR TRAINS LEAVE MARYSVILLE
II for Oroville daily-eonnecting at Oroville
with Stages of the California Stage Company for
Shasta, and the Northern Mines.
Leaving Marysville (Sunday excepted) at A 9.
NJ. and P. NJ.
Leaving Oroville Sunday excepted) at A. NJ.
and P. NJ.
Snndays-Leave Marysville al P. NJ. Leave
Oroville at 6 P. NJ.
Freight reaching Marysville by steamboat. con
signed to Care OF Railroad will be received on
the cars at the Steamboat Landing, and forwarded
to Oroyille without cost for forwarding commission
or drayage-
At Oroyille, merchandise for "up country will
be stored in the Railroad Depot, and delivered to
order of owners free of charge.
ANDREW J. BINNEY, Sup't.
The weekly union record., 1865-02-25

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, 1865-12-06


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, 1865-12-06

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Is sn aevsor bFaaen o1 tls war Department 1ss aos
Goadilon ot pnb!,e st1airs. ,,--
eooe Into cIis?f,ve, use thtoashoat the amy has
sopriputlnC 10 establish uniiofmlty Of decision and
5c,ion " ~ G r. q %lasy }nsties As
Ti1ter "a enlassd eeiton, costsnins. d conneeaoa
er;n!sas : MnSslss.sd y lie Judge Aasoeats Gca.
e9 dusins fhs fTescpt 5fs na zeal
viii the ability nd ene!saes klta which ths y:ssfs
dnes a i s y e aes .hs
ness q this branch e5 The Ruh's service .l psots
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may weh be continued oy Congress
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isr q va nia rom nc government and ffora eharia
bic iud.ylduAls snd ASSOCIATIONS. No appropriation
msde 70 eaS5s thls act into eject eutthe eondl
prompt relief Ihs act e Congress autxizsd the aa
snd under tSss provision L wss osrsatzed.
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menL TO se1re Its own rntEoses in ths conrlct, Is
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ance or lhH dnty TO be expected while any REBELLION
Of hostile spirit remains, but the ohli9afcn 70 pc
, 1etM It cTnn2t tr Graded os thrust aside WI
, 1865-12-06
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE DflfCAtsO
MARKET

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, 1865-12-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
. MONETARY

! TUESDAY, ETNENos Uet. .. Iso'.
Owing to the laree AMOUNT Of sp,ne occupied By
The Pzrudeut's MessaRe and the reports ol the ~
rious Departments, 4e are nuohle to fufn1ah our
readers o-aay With The usual amount Of monetary
intelligence. In apother column viii be found INC
reports Of the Secretary Of the Treasury and mo
Comptroller OF the Currency, both Of which "aa
repay attentive perasal.
Tho money market today was close md quiet
Discounts were s,esdy At 10 per cent for arstclass
paper At the regular hanks, and 1s9D per CENT n
the private bapks...
Eastern Exchange y scarce and tra At par buying
and lilo prem. selling. Faw round lots were sold
at the banks to each other at premium OF 75c per
thousard. .,-,
Cold opened IN New York to-day At 1iSas, I'D
yanced TO 14sts, and closed At 1851. This follow.
mr. are the quotstionz telesrsphed to Janes Boyd
, 1865-12-06

LhTER.

g At the afternoon '.call ..at the Merchants -.
change, no transactions Uete made The nasRes
for No. Spring WAS nominaly &c lo*et-oo5eIs
ut Il a9atdseIle.s at lf2M. a7seefa'ns "7'' se
dlsly neglected,