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Administrators A Sale.

PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Il Hon the Probate Court of Butte county, the
Undersigned. Administrator OF the estate of VIM.
N. armer deceased. Will On Saturday the 10Th dav
Of May, 1866. at the late residence Of deceased =,
the hour OF II o'clock A. NJ. of said day at public
aucton sell to the highest bidder for gold coin the
following described real property belonging to said
estate, to-wit: All the right title and interest Of
deceased IN and to that certain Mining claim
known by the name of the South Honcut Blasting
and flnming Company's Claim, situated on the
south Honcut, near Wyman's ranch Butte COUNTY.
Aiso all the right, title and interest of deceased
IN and to that certain ranch situate in Wyando,te
townshlp, Butte county, where deceased resided
az the time Of his death, and known as the Rarlev
Field Ranch. Terms cash. go
n15 ROBERT A. CURL, Administrator.
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COnstable's Sale.

Rf VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out of Justice NJ. II. Wells Court, OF Concow
vor of f. F. Howell & Co., and against C. r. NV
ers, commanding me to make the sum of $50 Sc
Judgment and costs thereon, $500 and all accru
ing costs have seized, and shall expose for sale
at public auction at two o'clock p NJ. on tho
10Th day of May, A. D.. 1866, at Dogtown in Kim
shew township, county aforesaid, the following
described property, towit: That certain mining
claim: situated on the West bank of the West
branch of Feather River, about one mile from
Dogtswn. adjoining Howes claim on the North.
and known as Myers Claim, on Whisky Flat All
so. all the right title and interest of the said G.
Myer, 1t being one half interest of 4 certain water
ditch, taken from ravine south of Whisky Flat
and running on the claims above mentioned
Dated at Dostown, the 2lst day of April, A d. -.
1866.
JAMES ROWLS.
Special Constable for Concow townsbin.
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Notice to Teachers.

County Board of Examination will he hold
az az the @ brick School House in Chico on SATURDAY,
May 18th, 1866. commencing at ten O'Clock II
applicants for certificates win be required to fur
t nlsh sa.slaclory evidence OF good moral charac-
yer ana ior nrst grades certificates will be required
70 pass thorough examination in orthorraphy
oeamng; reading, penmanship, physiology. 1atnral
Pniiosopny, English composition, ARITHMETIC. alge-
So: se1sIapny, grammar, history of the United
pracnce OF teaching. For second grade certif.
Gales In all the above subjects, except natural
philosophy and algebra. Third grade certiScates
slai De granted to female teachers only.'i an
WV. WY are interested are respectfully invited to at
'eA0 r. H. ALLEN.
County Supt. Public Schools.
Oroville, April 2Ist, ls6s,
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JOHN WESLEY says in his writings
"Condemn no man for not thinking as
you think. Let every one enjoy the
full and free liberty of thinkinglfor
himself. Let every man use his own
Judgment, since every man must give
an account of himself to God. Abhor
every approach, in any kind of degree,
to the spirit of persecution. If YOU
cannot reason or persuade man into
the truth. never attempt to force him
into it. If love will not compel him to
come, leave him to God, the Judge Of
all.o
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Porter Gold & Silver Mining Co..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT A
N meeting of the Board of Trustees of said
Company, held on the lst day of March, 1866, an
assessment of two dollars $50 per share was lev
led upon the capital stock of said company. pay
able Immediately in c. S. gold or silver coin, to
the Secretary at the Office Of the Company, No.
So corner of First street and Maiden Lane, in the
city of Marysville. Any stock upon which said
assessment shall remain unpaid on Wednesday
the ID day of May. 1856, will be advertised on
that day as delinquent. and unless payment shall
be made before viii be sold on Saturday the ID
day of June, 1855, to pay the delinquent assess
ment together with costs of advertising and ex.
peHses of sale.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
J. D. WHELOCK. Secretary.
Office, 50 First street, corner Maiden Lane,
ms Marysville-
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NANCY courage, fortitudc and self
denial will triumph over the greatest
ills. The storm will soon blow over
and the sun of prosperity again blaze
in the heavens with cheerful effulgence.
and then those who have held out with
indomitable frmness will be prepared
to reap the advantages of the new order
Of things. A stout heart will keep the
body vigorous, the health good. and will
also chase away the blues, while de-
spondency Will wreck not only fortune
but mind and body also. All that the
luckiest of us get in this world is our
keeping-our foed Clothes and lodging
at best, and what matters little
hard fare for few monthSl
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REPORT OF FAIR COMMITTEE
On
squarza's Punches.

vHNHE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED
Il by the Mechanics Institute. on the occasion
of the last Fair To examine and decide upon Com
pounds and California Inventions. consisted of DR..
Isaac Rowell, Dr. Beverley Cole, and Wm. H.
Keith, Esq. The following is an extract from the
Report of these gentlemen: The Liquors, Punch
es, Tonic Bittsrs, COrdials. etc. prepared by V.
Squarza. are. without exception the finest articles
IN their line the Committee have ever examined.
All Of Mr. Squarza's preparations have these grea:
merits over other compounds Of similar charae-
ter lst. Tha. none but the best aud purest liquors
are used I'd. That no Sugar, Syrup or Sweeten-
ing principle Is ever used except that obtained by
maceTaton OF sweet fruits, hence the nutritious
principles contained in the fruits are also impaired
to the Punches That the following materials are
also obtained by macera,ing the vatious fruits,
flowers, plants aud herbs which contain them, in
stead of using the ordinary expressed essential
oils. The great skill Of Mr.. Squarza consists in
bis sbility 10 blend tremendously and in the due
preparation the various materials used so that
there are none wanting and none in excess Some
of his preparations medicinal and deserve
especial and favorable mention.
New Nos. la0 and le2-Old No a.
Ieidesdorff street.
v.SoUARZA'S PUNCH MANUFACTORY,
Wholesale and Retail
Opposite the What Cheer House,
ly-nl1 San Francisco.
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Cal. Northern Railroad
g@z @z5TEz H.1HIMI Hz..1EsHz5IssI |
" y ~ VIZ wv
MARYsvILLE AND OROvILLE.

OCULAR TRAINS LEAVE MARYsvILLE
II for Oroville daily-connecting at Oroville
with Stages of the California Stage Company for
Shasta and the Northern Mines.
Leaving Marysylle at P. NJ.
Leaving Orovie at 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
10 Oroville without cost for forwarding commission
or drayase.
At Oroville. merchandise for '.up country will
be stored in the Railroad Depot, and delivered to
order of owners free of charge.
Freight to oroville-s4 per ton.
ANDREW J. BINNEY, Sup't.
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GIVE man brains and riches and
he il. . king: give man brains without
riches, and he is slave give man
riches without brains, and he is mon
key.
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WASHING MACHINE.
Economy

INVENTED AND PATENTED BY THE PIO-
Il neer, John NJ. Horner. Esq can be seen at the
establishment of E. BlNET. Agent. corner of B
and Seventh streets, Marysville. Sample ma
chimes will always be found there for trial.
ECONOMY" wins the premium everywhere. 1t
is the very best Washing Machine on sale Every
body should call and see it work. We learn with
pleasure that the sale is rapidly increasing and
ders coming in as fast as they can be made. This
Machine has been awarded the first premium this
year at the State Fair, Sacramento. Alameda coun-
ty Fair Stockton District Fair, and Gold Medal
at the Mechanics Institute Fair. San Francisco.
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Notice.

nERSONS HAVING BUSINESS WIFE THE
II County Superintendent; of Public Schools of
Butte county, may address me, at Chico, OF Isaac
Upham. Deputy, at Oroville.
R. H. ALLEN
County Superintendent Public Schools
Chico, March 1856. MO
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Gbe &uttt 8etor0.

San Francisco Ageney-Thomas Boyee
is the only authorized Agent for the RECORD in
San Francisco. All orders left at his Office north
east corner Of Washington and Montgomery sts.,
tup stairs,) WI be promptly attended to.
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And in accordance with law and an order of the
Board OF Trustees. made the 18th day of March ,
lsG6, many shares of each parcel of said stock
may be necessary. will be sold at the Office of the
Secretary of the Company in La Porte, Plumas
at O'Clock, P. of that day, to pay said deiin-
quent assessments thereon. together with costs of
advertising and expenses of sale.
S. WHEELER, Secretary.
La Porte. Plumas county, April l1th, ls6S.-lw
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MARYSVILLE.

4
n. WAGNER,
N o. 65 d Street.
MARYSvILLE,
Dealer in
s C H DOL B OKS !.
Miscellaneous Works,
Novels, Photograph Albums,
Copy Books,
Paper. Pens. Ink,
School Stationery,
Sneet
Music Books
Musical Instruments,
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS,
Toys, Toy Books,
FANCY GOODS,
Suitable for the COMING HOLIDAYS.
A full supply Of
Atlantic Papers and Magazines.
Received by every Steamer.
VATCHES IND JEU-ELRY FOR SALE
| And Repaired
Country orders solicited and promptly attended to
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T R Y T H E N l..

For sale by Druggists and Liqror Dealers every
where, or by
n. B.JACOBS K Co..
6n-24 423 Front street San Francisco.
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MEDICAL. =
Private Medical Aid |!

Qaok Cxrss a.d Moderate cAsres.s
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ForSale.
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P riyste Medical and Surgical Institute.
Sacramento street. below Montgomery.
Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co.. Office.
Private entrance on Leidedor ST.. San Frsncisc.
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Wool Bags

GEO. c. PERKINS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-22
TRANSPORTATION.
star Union Line.
The Only Line Carrying Freight TO
and from Eastern Cities.
Time Quicker, and Rates as Low, as
by any other Route.

HH|tr fEft raetl.aAtt sHtHHt ffHatIH Nffttt
gwvKHHs ~ THE ONLY LINE HAv-
~ Ing real capital, and owning the cars
IN which It's freight Is transported. Its
cnrs are new and OF "broad tread;' In
tended 20 be run through between Eastern
and, w egtern cities, irrespective OF changes
or Kuage. The "Htar Union Line" reaches
East over the Pennsylvania Railroad, and
Is the authorized Fast Freight Line of that
rond, and In worked on all routes over
which IL undertakes 10 transport, under
contracts which secure 70 the property en-
trusted TO itg charge the best facilities for
fast and uniform movement that roads
over which II passes possess. tds
We invite the attention OF merchants
shipping goods West TO the facilities offer
ed by this line.
Al cldinss for damage or oUer-
charge uoiH be promptly settled By
presenting freight bills and bitls. Of
lading al dlis office, Avoiding all de-
lag of referring bills East for settle
naent : an advantage offered By no
other route.
To parties shipping produce East this
line offers special inducements. The pro-
duce Is loaded at this place In Star. Line
cars, and goes through without change TO
any Eastern city.
F. II. EHRMAN q co,
Sep25 dow Agents.
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Business showed marked Improvement
over that ofthe day before. A large amount
OF freight was landed and boats are receive
Ing quite freely.
Capt. Dan. Brady arrived on the Liberty,
yesterday, and goes 10 New Orleans 10
bring up his packet. well-knoWn as the
zone Chimney Carrie" She has been
running in the Alabama River since last
Fall = ~ HfFa rff.a5, ssfsa F,-
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RIVER NEWS.
ItIver and Menfher.

II
The weather yesterday was partly clear
dry and cool. The river rose two feet during
the twenty-four hours ending alta O'Clock
yesterday. and is rising slowly. IL IA stiiI
rising at Louisville aud Cincinnati. The
Cumberland II in good boating order, with
II feet on the shoals, which will give a new
impetus 70 the trade In that river.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up 10 3
o'clock yesterday, include the Ada Lyon,
Green River to return; Maggie Hays and
Abeona, Memphis 70 Cincinnati; Belle
Vernon, ~. Louis 70 Pittsbnrg; Armada TO
Cairo; Silver Cloud No. 2, Cincinnati 70
~. s4ouia; Newsboy, Henderson and re-
turn; Tarascon, Louisville and return !;
Advance. Nashville 10 Evansville.
HoaEs Due.
Among the first boats due here
are the Havana and Starlight, tor Nash
viliei Nightingale, aud Golden Era, for 81.
Louis; Belle Vernon, from st, Louia; Lib
erty No. 2, Silver Moon. and 81. Cloud, for
Memphis; Rose Hambieton and Nora, for
Arkansas Riveri Emerald, N. Longworth.
and Louisville, for New Orleans; Mes
senger, silver Spray. j. II. Groesbeclr, Car
rie, and Indiana. from New Orleans;
Sam. Orr, from Cairo; Morning Star, from
Louisville; Phantom, nom Tennessee
IffuaP
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TRANSPORTATION.
THE 0
MERCHANTS UNION
Express Company

wwAvTNG PUT THEIR DIRECT
EA aud great Through Lines In perfect
working order, are now prepared 70 do u
General Express business with the East,
West, Southwest. and Northwest, inciud-
Ing the carrying and collecting Of Money,
Vflluabiea, 60. Hat ESQ 9t1tf $500 p
Our lineA now opened embrace the routes
between New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
Huffaio, Detroit, Cleveland, Cincinnati.
Chicago Milwaukee, LaCroaao, Prairie-du-
CHEN, Indianapolis, TerTe Haute, So. Louis,
and all intermediate points, and are being
rapidly extended over all the routes OF
trade.
The capital OF this Company Is sH3
Twenty Million Dollars,
and il an ample guarantee 10 the public
of lin responsibility. All losses and dam
age OF property entrusted 10 our care Will
be promptly and equitably adjusted. pm
Every EFFORT will be made 10 merit the
patronage Of the public. Cur rates are AZ
low as those Of any r@aponAible Express
II. n. WALDEN, Agent.
Once for the presents
te Mo-. a Sycamore street. aIN
novia dam fH fklI
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miscellaneous.

Business was quite lively yesterday on
the levee, and large quantities OF freight
were handled. The Altoona, Belle Yer
non, Maggie Hays, and Silver Cloud had
Immense rips..,~a.The Altoona discharged
$50 bales OF cotton here.....a.The Silver
Cloud had a barge deeply loaded with coal
oil. ...... The Tarascon had an excellent
packet trip Of both freight and people,
The Armada had splendid trip out. One
item OF her cargo was 30 barrels OF pork
and $50 kegs OF lard shipped 10 New Orr
leans by II. K Dunkeraon a. Co., for Bling
ham Hargrove, OF Patoka. This. we be-
lieve, is the first shipment OF new pork and
lard this season, and IN "a splendid lot, made
OF 900 hogs averaging $40 pounds each. She
took also about seven tons of dog-irons
and other castings from R9iker. Biount d
Co.. for ~. Louis, and il6 barrels cement
transferred from the Tafascon. .........It IL
probable that Capt. Ike DOLLS will take
command or the Morning Star In place OF
Capt. order. He is veteran officer and
won golden opinions while formerly Ia
command OF the Star In the Memphis
de........The Ada Lyon had a moderate
trip out OF Green river.........The Phantom
will be In to-day, and Will probably return
10 Eastport tonight 3ofa' nf
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
and sh, burning SO a. compel the closing 0, the windows

and shell burning compel the closing Of the windows
even IN the hottest weather
After the reading Of the adavs the argument ad.
Jourued 70 Wednesday st l0a ~.
Mr. Carter for plaintiff: Mr. Bss Mr.. Tracy and Mr. Van.
derpOel for the Board OF Health. Sc.
TliB STRONG CASE AGAIN.
Peter K. Strong act. Mary L. Strong.
An application was yesterday made to settle the
order under Judge Jones decision allowing counsel fee to
the defendants attorneys TO Justice Mccain.
AIT Gerry presented an order requiring toe pay elt within
zen Gays ana asked 10 have It entered.
A Cram objected 10 tie OF Judge 20 enter such
an order upon decision rendered b. another Judge.
Mr Gerry cOutended that II the point raised by Mr. Cram
was tenaDe then the Judge who beard aud lad de-
cded moiio but had not entered Il should die, leave the
being able 10 the order tho would have be
argued over again n this the judge WIN had heard tie
motion had decided H. ant left written Instructions 10 tie
order to be entered nnd the statute provided Tor the connn
acc on any proceeding commenced before Gny Jadge OF th
district by ans other Judge
Inc Court took :he papers reserying its decision.
COSTLY WEDDING TRfP-BROKERs LAW.
Samuel NJ. burDey Ira l.. Martin.
The plaintiffs aSSiguor, Alfred NJ Parker, having
some so IN the defendants hards directed bin To- SCI short
Low thaiet Of Erl which done AT hb NJ '2 Park"
Of bis wedding trip anu We At Niagara received
wohi obtain advicos from Nowi "k. and that dry. the
18TH tho broker purchased in 20 the stock at 10 exhaust
ing the whole margin. The milf cOaens that the
mont between himself and his uruEc that lie h0 II hold
on Ia any aud that rker OOli reimburse him
account and clans that The broker closing TIE transaction
without any notice. was acting IN violation Of us duties -
trustee aLd In fraud Of his rights On this Of arrest
procured by the planti hxng the Bal at $4,000
ground that tho Transaction ordinary II II
stocks short margin with the crsihiinC thIt
maren TO he kept good and The usun the broker
10 sen IN dearlt The Court took The papers r. H. hunh3y
gr the pftn
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TEX gEEEFE LELL.

The iolowins Is The conclusion Of tho Tariff bill,
reported TO The House which omitted from snal portion
a. our edition yesterday morning.
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THE CHOPS.
ogoRaIA.

GEORGIA.
In Georgia and tue Caronas The woathr has wrought
magic change the prosperity Ofth farmer 1t docs not
look SO badly afer ALL" Many Of exchanges are now pro
dieting f crop cotton the siraee cultivated
and Ia abundance OF coro
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Sea Islands from ete nizaon a the opening
OF the season. led other po lions OF the State in planting
orerations and enjoying more favorable season, have
maintained the advantage Tho orops however, on Tie
upauds doing well % spite Of eAJrts To dpaia9 the
labOfeTs.
goRTH CAROLINA.
writer in The Wlniug-oa ~ CO. JosrnaI give some
account OF agricultural prope in lasorn North CAROLINA
In Gates Hartford sud Chewoa formerly great corErroxng
coauiieS there tc IBIS year. but the planners were
attending almost exclusively 10 cotton with favorable PROS
poets o success Iu PeIqgian and Pasquoank corn
cultivated chief staple and in PerqIGmans The wheat,
crop was good. In Wellington and = frcl " there
scarcity negro lAborcr but great activity Ia Hyde as
many acres 0f had been planted Dery and a this
tno hcro factoring prospects or as large Drop has
ever been raised ia h very productive county, Wherever
ne no labor was soCe. deerwnah0u evinced by the
white population 20 engage Agricultural lsbOrs" In Her.
ford "ih5 trceimes Bar miaar.a With grea, salts
facon;" and "a uyle whore there pnC Bneau org n2Aton
"tlce exists tie t-0 kindly guodfng between the whites
aud blacks and TIE freedmen are labong with great faith
iulueas anG eOltcItceaI."
TESEEssIi
Tie Cla,aao0ga Uoa says: NJ dorbt ie wheat crop has
been corsideraY ael IN some scoas Ia, We doa quite
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seve everything hear read In the papers tsse
auhiect We he hsard "ttsn thngs" before and Win va1

seye everything hear read In the papers Do ss
subject We have heard "thsn things before and win Ssse
for further adyices before ordering apohe years supply
four We don't believe there danger OF aDybocf starving
In ibis part of tho country In proportion to the breadth
land In wheat last Fail there VIII be at least half erp
made and that Is about well as they over 20 IA thn
region" l., An. -.
rn border of Tie colt belt damaging yet there VIII %
good deal Of c,,ton picked this State Early corn pron
ises well v 70
KENTUCKY ..., ft...
The tobacco.s.ttug hrougho% Kentucky, Virginia saa
Tennessee was late and the plan were uapromising Ths
recent warm weather has strengthened the sets ana tns
farmers are hopefal -,..,
The speceF just now tormenting the W ice OF w III
the fear OF an oyereovth OF grass which the freedmen Wan
refuse 20 attack Ibe aborer has followed the os ths
hail and rain and the inundang floods with successive 70
paintings now the growing not likely to sbendos
h crop because of the uxurant growth Of weeds Perhaps
~ Is well that prejudice should not yield TO re@son t1 sA
- be conquered by experience.
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CASES OF SUssTEoKE.-The following cases Of sur-
stroke reported by the police having occurred MOa
day; ,.
WIN. H. Stephens, residing az Great Neck, /. /, whss
passing though SOutht M ihe pavement He plot
up aud token 70 the First Precinct Station House. aud amer
receiving medical aid depcsad for his home .. -
Robert Maitland fen IN NasSau.st, Wall and, VS.
picked BY Officer Kar OF the First Precinct and coheyea
T. iae NowYo Hosptsl. 80
Margaret j.. Ni.Aon aged 10 years resident 81 hrespS
found upon the street BY Officer Wesled o. the Sln1
Precinct and conveyed b. him 10 Bellevue Hospital -
Deunis ShauehGn lsborer. while working on TIER Mo-
n e. By the heat Ho was taken % zee fhss
Precinct Staonnouse and afcr receiving medical an w"
conveyed 30 bis residence. No a MDust -. -
Frederick Hurst was found Dsen.ibe rpaD me ttfees
Officer Tergne OF To Ninth Precinct Ha was taAsa 70 ."
resIdn.re.