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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-12

nln.orc tv il, count pcil ost of all that shining
h1N.
Tonga n eclipse have veiied their Ares, AMI traitors
loudly bhisi; =,
INT one IN Que those wandr'ug lights shall gem 'nF
heavens like Mars,
And all to Nations bless uur = pes anu c"f"he' ' S'uS
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-12
XIII

No oher Hag shall ever font above our BONES or graves
Seye yonltf b,zns uF,lamue, that huttera o tr oa'
braves:
Its rnnhow strIpcs-our Northern shtswith NJ siais-
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our ancient Flag Our Father Flag Our glorious
Stripes aiii stars
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-12

Then hear fiat banncr proudly up, young warriors OF
with hearts Of love, and arms of hd.h and moe than
iron handl =,
Down with the Sorthernrenegldc! and join our gallant
In rearing high, in victory dea,hlcss Stripes and
stars
fIurrah IIurrrh Sc,
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The weekly Butte record., 1866-05-19

SLIGHT MIsfAKK.-The CoSrant Of Saturday
last, says that the famous Independent Quartz
ledge at Mineral Slide is located ou the Chico and
Idaho road Our attention is called to the sense
less misstatement by those interested in the ledge
and who are not interested ir practising foolish
deception upon the travelling public. There are
leagues of mountains and guches. and two or
three streams between Mineral Slide and the ia
nous war path of predatory bands Of marauding
Indians so highly landed by our Brigadier's raisf
DE- ehsmbrs. We are also, further informed that,
nearly every resident Of Mineral Slide has signed
the remonstrance against the t40.0 900 swindle in
favor of tiss Chico route. The public will soon
learn to estimate the staten OF that veracous
sheet at their true valuation.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-05-19

QUARrz sFHcINEx-We are Indebted 70 Mr..
MADDOX. Of Forbestovn, for very 6ne and rich
specimen Of Quartz, taken from one Of the MINER
oes rich vein In that vicinity. Il ID Il white
quartz, the size Of q walnut, and completely stud
ded and set with gold. Indeed it Is difficult to tell
whether it is goldbesring quartz quartz bearing
gold. On one side is . cluster Of diamonds, imbed-
ded in delicate moss gold, the largest Of which
towers above its nossy base, like chimney rock.
nearly one-eighth of An inch. Its value, which we
ascertained from . skillfui hpidary, Is fully i've
hundred dollars Was, We fear, unknown to the
generous donor. Hso, We viii cheerfnliy exchange
II with him for larger quartz specimen, not too
valuable to expose in our cabinet Of collections
We Immediately obtained . powerful nagnifying
glass, and now. when debts press US, or when some
subscriber orders his paper discontinued, or some
rascally lawyer pays for the publication Of his eli
ents insolvency notice in Greenbacks, We adjust
the magnifying glass over this specimen OF quartz
and revel in visions of rubies and gold travel over
mountains of diamonds, and gaze into unfathoma-
BILE caverns, whose sides are hoar and frost With
gold, or run over acres Of hard finty rock, with
here and there huge boulders of gold weighing ma
ny tons imbedded in its surface. Rich is no name
for the wealth it displays And there noun
tans Of such rock in Butte county into whose cav
erns the hardy miner is opening the way with his
pick, and whose miles OF gold frosted quartz,
need, not the services and delusons of the magni-
flying glass, but only the light of the sun, to dis
close their riches. Many thanks to Mr. MADDOX
for his valuable remembrance
The weekly Butte record., 1866-05-19

Resolutions OF CoNDoLKxcE.-Th The Masonic
fraternity Of Oroville. have adopted the following
preamble and resolutions
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Grand Master on
High to call from labor to refreshment, our we'll
beloved brother. MILES CHAPrN-therefore, be it
Reso!red, That the fraternity deeply feel the
loss Of our departed brother, and sincerely sympa-
thize with his relatives and friends in the loss
which they have sustained but which we trust
will be his gain and as . further expression Of
our sorrow, be it
Resoired. That the members Of Oroville L odge
No. los, and Table Mountain Lodge No. l24, +. and
A. NJ, wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty
days. And be it further
Resoired, That these resolutions be spread on
the minutes of the above named Lodges, published
in the Oroville BUTTE RECORD, and a copy of the
same, under the seal of both Lodges. be forwarded
to the relatives Of the deceased brother.
JOSEPH BLOCH,
J. N. CLARK.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-05-19

TUKrkNTINE DrsrILLkKr.-The machinery for
Mr.. CoKpEs's Turpentine Distillery has arrived in
town. The building formerly occupied IS the Oro-
vile floariug mill, (Which was dismantled and the
machinery sold and removed,) is being recon
ssruetedr for its reception. We did not quite sue
ceed in having it convertedinto wcollen mill, but
turpentine distiliery is better than tearing the
building down, or leaving it stand idle. We trust
it will prove profitable to the proprietor and to all
engaged in gathering pitch.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-05-19

SCHOOL HorsE PRosrEcrs.-we learn from the
Trustees, Messrs. JONES, YorSG and KusEL. that
twentyoue hundred dollars have been subscribed
towards building a School House for this Dis
frict. They ill make another effort to raise the
amount to three thousand dollors, which will be
sufficient to erect the wall. and enclose the build
ing, when they viii immediately begin the good
work, and have 1t erected and enclosed during the
present season trusting to future exerions and the
iiberality of citizens to complete it, II is =
necessity for our fufare prosperity and advance
nent and We hope to record the fact soon that the
YORK has commenced upon it.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-05-19
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The weekly Butte record., 1866-05-19

PERsoSAL.-We received call on Saturday last
from Capt. MEAKs. Of the Ninth U. S. Infantry
stationed at Summit Lake, Nevada. He reports
the mining prospects at Black Rock, As increasing
in evidences OF richness, and Summit Lake IS .
beautiful sheet of water, from ten to forty feet
deep and ili.d with mountain trout. Think Of
that, ye summer tourists! They are guarded, how
ever by savages. who foolish enough to suppose
that the fish were placed there for their benefit. He
was on his way to the headquarters of the Depart
ment, to be absent but few days, when he will
return to his command.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-05-19

A DISTRIBUTING P. .O.-Gen. Bidwell squatted on
a sheep-ranch in Big meadows some years since
1t was necessary to have road from Chico to his
sheep ranch, in order to save his mutton. He has
now succeeded in swindling the government out of
$40 900 for tri weekly mail over this sheep trail
and has made his sheep ranch a distributing Post
Office The mail from Idaho arriving at the sheep
ranch, is distributed for Quincy Red Bluff. and San
Francisco and Europe, by one horse routes. while
the main line OF tri-weeky stages to its terminus.
six miles from weekly stern-wheel navigation on
the Sacramento river, is continued by tri-weekly
mail stages. Bully for the sheep ranch, and .
faithful Representative in Congress!
The weekly Butte record., 1866-05-19

Ar regular meeting of Orovie Lodge No. 19l,
/. o. of G.. T.. on Sunday evening, May 9th, the
following were duly installed as officers for the
suing term by D. G. W. C. T. VIM. S. Greenleaf
W. c. T., II. Percy Downer; W. R. H s., Miss NJ.
F. Meeks; ". L. H. s.. Miss Bella ark ". V. T.,
Major A. Goodwin; W. r. s., John NJ. Roberts; W.
A. s., Mrs. s. Topping; W. F. s., VIM. D. Hutton:
W. T., D. p. Whitney; W. NJ, Thos. Faulkner; W.
A. NJ, Mrs. n. N. Wilder; WIG, Miss Mary E.
Taylor; W.O g., Octavius Bartlett Reading; W.
c.. Geo. ". Sovereign.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-05-19

NEwsPAroRIAL--D.R R. SAMPLE, travelling cor
respondent and general agent OF the Nesr Age, the
organ of the l. O.F. Of the jurisdictions of Cali
fornia and Oregon, has been in town this week at
tending to the interests Of his paper. We learn
that he has met with good success among the
members Of the order, and we bespeak for him the
kindly attention Of the press north of this place.
As we understand that be cortemplates visit to
Oregon. before returning to his home in Marysvile