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Rohh.,v ar Railroad OfI3ees.

with their faces blackened, robbed the railroad
offices In South Union, KY, yesterday OF $1,000
and q large lot Of dry goods. 1t Is supposed
they are the same men who robbed paymas'
ter's car on the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road the day previous.
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MAsoNIc.-A grand fair and festival will
shortly be held in New York in aid of the
Masonic Hall and Asylum Funds, which
now amounts to $130,000. The degree Of
the "Eastern Star" was the other day con-
ferred on several Masons' wives in New
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WARRINGTON, October l3.-The young man.
Asbury Thompson, who was arrested yester-
day on the charge Of stealing Government
stores to the amount Of $4,000, had an eIami-
nation to day, and was committed to Jail in
default of $4,000 bail.
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Strange Recovery OF Diamond Ring.

AseCOScEy VI - DA0sssOssu AsAssf .
CINCINNATI, September 27.-EditorS Com
"er"a,-While fishing for drift wood this
morning, near the marine railway, CHANGED
10 see an empty -four barrel floating down
The river with some drift. The barrel
to be floating in an upright position,
apparently half full Of water. ] took no
Particular notice Of it until 1t was very
near, when ! heard splashing in the bar
rel Immediately turned my skif toward
1he OBJECT, and fastened rope to it, when
Was surprised to find huge monster Of
scalhsh trying to escape from his confine-
meh'. ! Immediately towed my prize TO
SaOfe' where, with the help Of Mr.. Norris,
succeeded in getting him TO my house. !
went TO work and cut of the 6sh's head
ala skinned him, and when came to his
stomach, which I opened, ! found small
pocket-oook about the size Of silver dol
'a', and made Of morocco leather. i
opened il, and to my establishment ] found
diamond ring and two-dollar National
nahk note Of Rockford, Ill. took the
.hg 10 several jewellers in the city, who
,tsiued II at sixty dollars. Itevidently be.
snnged TO some lady, for the pocket-book
"an small chain attached to It.. 81 II
, Inc articles msy be seen st the Marine
hasiway Office, where Q number Of gentia-
man Can testify to the above facts. j. .sS1
GEoRos 6xIpxI.
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Indictment for Treason Quashed.
LOUISVILLE, October l3.-Ths indict-
ment for treason against Lieutenant Bull.
lit, in the United States Circuit Court,
was quashed to-day, the United States At
torney entering ,lous prossQui.
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TELEdRAPHIC NEWS.

tt - Special 10 me Dispatch.
Defeat Or Csusslldatisa In he NEEDING 81
sssckhsl1sss q ths viPginis snd Tcanessse
Aatiroo4s .l4Sl ~ +, ls.s-- s1.s q
LYxcAsuls, October 1s.-Ths consolidation
party have been defeated, he anti-consolida.
tionists having carried the day against the
combined vote Of the State proxies and the
private friends Of CONSULTATION by . majority
~ ia ..sF
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The Indiana Election.

Special dispatch to the Public Ledger
INDIANAPOLIS, October 1.-THE Herald
to-day has very full returns from the State,
and claims handsome Democratic gains on
the State and Congressional tickets. The
Legislature is Republican unquestionably,
which secures Republican United States
Senator.
Special dispatch to the New York Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 12.-We are still
without official returns from either district.
The vote as given will probably not be
much changed. The majority will fall be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000.
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nOND9 OF THE CITY OF RICH
ain C0h POI soMDS. cIIoviR I'LL klffr
ROAD BONDS sAd STOCK. and cher securities
ri INV ~ VIRGINIA RsaIsrIssp STOCK. 40.
ys1ns.T 4 q: h!n 1.! snt Ill sIt
rsssisclss. sssns!oa .yasl 70 CoLLI0TloHs IN
IB1ss SEoofixfE6 ssa 6Sf6Sifs m.
o.y.D s e 60 ZOO, sSs 1l,nsos.
iDENOvAIA--Ihs subscriber has -
H. s 81 sI iais e I'd IA s1U|hpsss So
SoSs asnaaoia. if ;.a';Hl F. ~ -
ssafsly ~, Sl1 SnSi1ees SsS35 9lffml1 -
sfyl1e ieO ves1. saA VII - e4Sks1 q 49, =
cd. " tn Ne yee2anfally lnVlt0 ks hisnAa
aaa sAs psSils y sivs nv rs st}1 pAs. ~
I g 49, sesnss In "a 20 - -.
DOCK IBI4AND W00I1nlEy AIEIA,
N fAae 1sll. tnsuhs ya1qlA - ~ -
49, xos sl9htesa - eelS. ~ ~
o. !. =. -
p =
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Cholera In Chicago.

CHICAGO, October l2.-Forty-three cases OF
cholera and eighteen deaths have been report.
ed In the last twenty four hours.
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NEW ORLEANS, October IL.

To the Editors Of the National Inteligencer {:
A dispatch sent from this city to the
northern press, representing that the Times
is preparing for change Of policy, is an
unmitigated falsehood and without the
least foundation. lh
WILLIAM Fl. G. KING,
= Editor New Orleans Times.
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xsxpHn, October lS.-The sisction ID.
day was quiet. Le6on was elected Mayor.
Both Conservative candidates we're elected
"a. the Legislature. 4ai
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llAsksas ~ TslAGSaDh.


NV Yoss, oetSsss u.-doA. isax n
NsvYsss. osioSss lS.-Cstt1aA S1s; 49,
l,,ooo bsiss niddlinss st NolSs. rlou1 dpu
ser soasAssn the prices sxs 81. soeeis- -; salss
- barrels. whses stsAdy, Corn hssssF !;
Yeyk heavy. .naoaaN lcgs4,s5 az ..ssss.,i
NV Yes1, oStoSsr is.-AStsrpoon -Cottoa
-. hieAsr; nidlinu, AotSc. Tiour quist.
WAas steGdy. Oosn 10, bstt@. Iroyisioae
81 ssperta auist. Whishu 4fn, ooA, ~.
!: 4. mn esxBAxsnAlxl4o.
Nlw 01taAss. 0ctSssg M.-C ettca hslss
an Irregular; salss. 80 bAJse; tow -.
dtznsA Sooeee., Cod. nm 49,. -
!, NSw OaIsAns 0s@eheg, n. cett 4 4
Sssyei Nv ~ ~ a.
NJ sA y M !sg lllI
y 10 "asod, mon aoijssoaaza ss;,nss
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COLONEL LAMB DECLINES ~

COLONEL LAMB DECLINES Ey.
NoRHoLK, Va, October ID, 1856.
Editors Day Book.
respectfully decline the nomination for
the Legislature made through your colupns.
have had no desire 10 enter public life
since the failure Of the southern people to
maintain the right Of self-government, and
if ] had, I could not afford TO neglect my
business during the winter 70 60 to Rich
mond. Yours truly, WILLIAx LANE.
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Special to the Dispatch.
virginla and Tennessee Railrsad-Re-slectisn
Of Colonel Owen ~ President. n,
LYScaBraa, October ls.-Colonel Owen has
been reelected by tho stockholders as Presi-
dent Of the Virginia and Tennessee railroad.
His majority Il four thousand seven hundred
and thirty.nine.
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Rurnius or the Louisville Theatre.

LOUISVILLE, October l8.-The Louisville
theatre took freslast night few minutes after
the audience left, and was entirely destroyed.
The Jewish synagogue and other adjoining
buildings were damaged.
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cIoTHrSd.

CLOTHING.
TEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED At
N so''' 1saa street. 81 st I'll q ' as:s.
j o. 10 Msrshant YAll9 I'D Closats..
TTNDEFsHIRTB AND DRAWERS,
u PO1 WINYIR WHAR.-C0ld wseeAsr y o
hsnd sna = =. e :ssfns: cs6 sns
anime our fall sssoTtmsnt q UaDxRsalxfS and
DRAW1Rs, snS,asing sll ssslitis~s sna ~ sloss |"
READi READ!i Il
an. and receive wholesome sdviss whore to bay ysr
CLOTHING FOB MN, YOUTHS. AND BOYS,
aINrLDtSHs FuRsIsH1Ha GOODS,
cheaper than any other house 10 the city.
The only thing Necessary to convince you will b
III 4. 70 call at - 's7 gr1
I. a.REEHTRIE's
n I'll BROAD strict (oLD No. M.
BETWEEN RIaErH AND NINTH srassfs,
where he Is selling goods At the following prices:
..0. & .E4. 10 PANTS.
Good Cabinet Pants at Sits,
Extra Casinst Pants from - toss.
Good Csssimere Pants at ss.as to ~,
Prime Cashmere Pants from - to %.
Good Black Pants at es.7s, FL
Fine Black Pants ct eaD,
Fine Black Doeskin Pants at u. 50 to eN. II
VESTS.
Casinet Vests at %.
Cashmere Vests from $3.50 to ~,
Black Cloth Vests aes,
Black Silk Vests ct $50.
Fancy Silk Vests at $a.7s,
Black Cotton.ve Vests ct q,
Fancy Silky velvet Vests from 9s.seto47.
COATS.
Casinet Goats at $3.50,
Black Casinst Goats at $3.50,
Black Cashmere Coats sts1,
Fine Black Cloth Sacks from esto els.
Cashmere Coats from % -, s.
Fine Cashmere Coats from % TO es.
Black Prock Coats ats and ~,
Fine Black Cloth Coats from tl3 to "a.
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
A full assortment, and at all prices.
III. CASHMERE SUITS.
All.wool Suits at eu,
Casinet Suits dark COLOR ct I'll.
All.wool Cashmere Suits ct Us,
mixed Cashmere Suits at 80,
Fine Silk mixed Cashmere Suits from Sls TO W.,
Light Cashmere tHarrison) atSD.
Brown Cashmere Suits at $40,
Fine French Cashmere Suits from Sa7 to sas,
Black Suits ct sll prices. ).
SHIRTS.
Undenhirts at 90 cents,
!, Gray Undsrshirts ut d,
White Undsrshirts ct from d to %, All"
Fine ALL wool Undsrshirts at &1.2s to %,
Red Flannel Shirts at $I.75,
Red Flannel Drawers ct 8l.75, ....
White Shirts atei,
White Shirts from 81 as TO 9l.so,
Zine Shirts at from $i. so to $3.50.
Jeans Drawers at rs cents,
Fine Jeans Drawers ct from u TO SITS,
Calico Shirts ct $l2s,
Ruled bosom Shirts ct 43.3s. .s.
| Cashmere Shirts, . full stock, from u to ".
HANDKRRCHIEFs. ..
White Handkerchiefs at 20 cents,
Linen Handkerchief ut 20 cents,
Pine Linen Handkerchief ct 10 cents,
| Silk Handkerchief from 81 to tl.1.
COLLARS.
Goldsmith's Glazed at Is cents,
Az. Grsys at 90 cents, - .s
Genuine Gray's at Is cents,
Gray's Standing Collars at IS cents,
| Linen Collars from 10 to Is cents.
| sCARFS AND NECK-TIES.
| A full supply, at all prices.
| sUSPENDERS.
| Euspsnders for IS cents to 81 q pair,
| Fine White suspsnders at rs cents.
HATS.
| Wool Hats at rs cents,
| Fur Hats from 81. so to es. ..
Ihavs also all the late PAsHIONABLR HATS
| all prices.
A full stock OF UMBRELLAS and vALISES, an
At PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. Don't forge
tina store OF I. GREENTREE,
sll Broad street (old No. M,
oea-lm between Eighth and Ninth.
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Heavy DeSalcstioa IN AAn Rrsacisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, October sa3.-A defai.
cation was reported yesterday which win
amount to e5O0, 900 In currency. The per-
petrator, . book-keeper, has absconded,
and IL believed to have gone to China or
Japan
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Th. Rive, NJ Ivuchburo.

The River at Lynchburg.
LYxcHprRa, October l3.-There need be no
fears of high water in the river at present, as
there Is scarcely any rise In 1t at this place.
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GROUND PERUvIAN.rI am pre-:
SsSsff Is E SFn osob GS On 81 Ban
fks di6sultiss Of this operation haze hesn Anslly
OF this auperiof article are requested 10 call and
sxAnins u q the o0ee Of the James kivsE aanu'
faetnIiny Company. J.. B. BkITtsI.. ~
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IIPoRr OF TIE TOBACCO nAlksf.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE, Z

IIPoRf OF TIE TOBACCO HAIknr. is
.- TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RIczHosD, Va, October IS, 1855.
No change 70 note In our market. We con-
thine our remarks Of yesterday. Below We
givs the transactions Of to-day: IS hogshsads
opened (mostly revisws), A sold ~ foliows:
Lngs, common working and shipptng, funked'
8 TO, t4.o0; Tugs, medium working And ship
ping, funked, - 70 $50 lugs, good working
and shipping, % to $3.50; leaf, common work
Ing and shipping, funked, u 20 $50; lesf.
medium working md shipping, funked, sio
10 eN.oo; leaf, good working and shipping.
els TO ol5; Leaf, fins working and shipptns,
Ga 70 90; manufacturing, common y me-
dunn, olS 70 tlS; manufacturing, good 70 ans,
on 70 90; notwithstanding, extra, 80 TO -;
fssey Wrapper (nsw), ~ 70 ~.
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PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS
il IMPORTED AND AMERICAN.-As agents for
Mr. 3. Pougsra, OF New York, Who II sole agent
for the United States Of many standard md yaiua.
BILE FRENCH PREPARATIONS, We oGsr 70 the
public and the trade .e.-
BLANCARDS PILLS,
PAULLINIA PILLS,
BOUDAULT8 PkPSINk, r.
PAULLINIA POWDERS,
LANCELOT's AsIHnA CiaAREfTD.
FRANKS GRAINS De sANr4
tp TnlsfnY s SYR 81 THI PYRoPHos.
PHATR OF IRON, TO-, &c. g.
MADE 8 BAKER, Apothseariss,
seS Ninth and frsnkiin strssb.
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We owe the Dispatch one, and will pay
It II we i've Petersburg lnda. -, sil&i
Don't you do 1t. "Ths trouble was 8
pleasures. Bssidss, We are slresdy paid,
In gsnuins Coin Of the realm of lstsArs. and
"this shall b your receipt In full for the
samen gs ss&3se}oissa aasits 80 M
- 81 From the Isdsx sforsssia. - ,ef
Coop CoUxssi.-The DispdtcA advises
everybody 10 subscribe 70 the Iadey."
We have had frequent occASQn to advert
20 the remarkable ssgssity spa gsod sense
With which Ia Dispatch e eenAnstsd
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Lord Brougham h sighty.eight, but b
s "a .sss r. e !s'i'ssiss aip s9phs
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Lxcoss VI Iecolptb..' S''Se1'o~'
But this excess Of thirty.seven millions OF
receipts does not show the capacity OF the
country to pay of its debts, for 1t all occurred
In the last few months. The war expenses OF
tho frat quarter were slso, ooo, 900; during the
last quarter they had dwindled 70 100000.
The expenditures Of the War Department
during the coming year would be over sS4o,-
0O0, 900 less than that Of the past year were II
not for the equalization bounties bill.
A compared with the fiscal year ending
June 80. 1865, we find In the past year an In.
crease Of receipts from internal revenue OF
oloo, 900, 900, and OF customs Of ssaOoo,ooo !;
while there has been diminution Of expenses
for war Of over s:sO, 600, 900, and for the navy
Of $50. 200. The year ending December 81,
1865, showed deficiency Of $slsDoo, 900; six
months after that time, the year ending juno
80, 1888, showed an excess Of receipts over
expenditures Of nearly Isl, ooO, 900.
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Special to the Dispatch.
Csnsslidatisn Defeated Colonel Owen Re.
t. elected. -
LyScHBrRs, October 14.--Consolidation was
defeated BY the vote Of the private stockhoA.
srs. Colonel Owen has been rs-sis0tsd over
all opposition BY . majority Of four thousand
seven hundred and thirty-nins votes. Great
rejoicing here ut the result. II.
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From the Isdsx aforesaid.

7 AsscuE tby rgioul riuslpors adost in''fe.
eArd d canaldaEss fCt Congress % the III.
.tesbth distfiCt 81 Nsw. York . one tsiths
effect thai Maori spsrsl yoha :. Vol Y
w, z e sst ~ |SE ne.
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II B. SPENCE, AGENT,
IL. MERCHANT TAILOR AND CL0THIRR,
OLD STAND,
No. 1900 Main street, corner OF Thirteenth,
RICHMOND, VA.
CLOTHS, CAssIM ERES, and yRSrINGs
STYLE.
Has also on hand stock Of
.. READY MADE CLOTHING
OF his own manufacture.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
in endless variety.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE.
A call solicited before purehasing elsewhere.
fse 7-sl
MEDICINES, ETC.

YER'S AGUE CURE, FOR THE
"A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE OF Intermit-
tent Fever or Chills and Fever, Remittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache or
Bilious Headache, and Bilious Feven; indeed,
for the whole class Of diseases originating In
hillary arrangement, caused by the malaria o.
miAs matte countries.
This remedy has rarely failed to cure the severest
cases OF chils and fever and II has this great ID.
dues the complaint without injury TO the patient.
II contains no qninine or other deleterious sub.
stance nor does produce qainlshh , OF any ~
army and the west, try II, and you viii sndons
'n Psepssed ~ j. C. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Msss,
and sold BY dealers Everywhere. ocA7m
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ID BOILING PICKETT desires to
is now engaged in the CLOTHING BUSINESS, at IL
Main where can siwsys BE- found on one q me
offered in this market. The stock consists OF
MEMS, BOYS, and CHILDREN'S READY:MADk
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, WHlTA
SHIRTS and such other articles - are usually
found In q hrst- class house.
.a q n III Main street.
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e.sE1 yadsU 3 ~ Z s,i Pm J q !.
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FERTILIZERS.

FERTILIZERS.
IMPORTANT TO FARMER4.-2,000
i bushels AGRICULTURAL LINZ, Of The plSsst
aa-N1'' f'4 ~ '' !" Wy +. fAsKIR 4 CO.,
Basin. between Eleventh and Twslnh strss>a.
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T zimmerman, DYER AND SCOUR-
IL. ER, Seventh street, between Broad and Grace
opposite The Thsars prepared % 20 Oh kinds Of
DYElNG. CLRAHINa, and ,SC0U RING, In al its
branches. q snoit notice. GIVE ne cali ana *
Agents. wanted 10 solicit orders In the country
and In every city Of this State. Address DO. .ss.
post.oGdee, Richmond, Va. ~ 1-u
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HOUSE AND D.! SIGN az . "a

I. L. noEfA0uI Z CON.
vi b pissssd 10 receive ofdsrs hon their friends
and ths public generally for
HOUaI 0I0N, And ORNAMENTAL PAlNfIN0
m EVERY STYL1.
Good work guaranteed. Terms modsIate:
auGn L. 4. MONTAGUE son.
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.

VIRGINIA EXTRA AND SUPER.
Y FINE FLOUR for sale by
oco Fourteenth street.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-09-29

PoLIrIcAL.-The San Francisco Examiner, of the
goth instant takes the following bitter and despair
ing view of the political situation:
"And when is this tide of madness and folly to be
arrested ! The elections at hand will settle the
matter We hope so, for we can hope against hope
but must confess that tee hare little faith in anu
marked change in that quarter. The people have
become so utterly besotted and blinded by the hid
eous worship of of abolit onism-have been render
ed so callous to their own highest interests by the
dreadful crimes Of the and the demoralizati on
and corruption in high places which it has engen-
dered, have been so besmeared with filth in the wal
low OF Radicalism that il will take years of ustra-
tration perhaps of blood, to arouse them from the
moral stupor or the political syncope into which
they have fallen. We, therefore, expect no marked
change in the complexion of the next Congress-"
This. of itself, might be considered alarming. as
the evidence of publication that the people are
damn fools and don't know what is best for them;
but then, We expected it. Those who seeded from
the Charleston Convention six years ago, and des-
troyed the Democratic party, with the hope and ex-
pectation of finding their way ont of the Union ex-
posed themselves to "a fire in the rear" and were
terribly scorched and the above is the result of an
endeavor to write soothing articles while sitting on
the blisters,
The weekly Butte record., 1866-09-29

FLrNAs CorNTr.-The Quincy Union. Of the
sd, furnishes the following items:
OK TEIr.-Prof. Whitney and party left here
on Tuesday last for Indian Valley. They intend to
finish the survey of that valley before they return
TO this place.
TRrAL.-The District Attorney, and the attorneys
for the defendant have agreed TO have the trial Of
the case of the Peaple vs.. Ransom Paul. set for
Wednesday next. lit will be remembered that Paul
Killed squaw At Granite Basin. some months ago
and had mnrderous fight with Geo. Mcdonald. /
Administered race horses have arrived in
town during the past week. and more are coming
lively time may be expected on the Union conrse
next week.
Coon PAY.-We learn that Msssrs. Peel & Co. :
claims near Grizzly Creek. are paving an ounce q
DAY TO hand They have Just put up over 600 fl
OF iron pipe 10 conduct the water TO their claims
At an expense of ever $1,000.
RossEp.-Three Cinnamon were stopped BY a
party Of five men in the Jamiscn Creek Canon in
this county, one day last week and robbed of over
$500. The robbers had their faces blackened, but
they ''too muchy talkee allesame as Mclean man.
10 deceive the lonstails. The Cinnamon lost s the
money they had with them.
FEVER AND ACTS. Several Of the citizens In this
valley, have. during the past week. had a slight
touch Of the chills and fever-something very unu-
sual in this section. The disease doubtless got its
starter in some of the lower valleys
The weekly Butte record., 1866-09-29

FIRST pAY-wednesdsy October l7th- Purse
in three. Entrance fee, $40. Three to enter and
two 70 start.
SECOND DAY-Thursday, Oct. 18th. 1866.
Purse sl0o-free to all. Mile heats. best three in
FIVE. Three to enter and two to start. Entrance
fee $50.
THIRD DAY-Friday. October 18th. Purse
$780, Tree 10 all two mile heats best two in three
Entrance fee $50. Three 10 enter. two To start
FOURTH DAY-Saiurday. Oct. Goth. Purse
$l00-trotting race. best two in three. Entrance
fee $50. Three TO enter and two to start.
The above races 10 be run according to State
rules Entrance money 10 he added TO the purses.
IA. wAFpwELL, Secretarv.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-09-29

"brLkHEAD The question of "hulkhead' or
eeswall for San Francisco, which has been a fat
take and old pie for Legislators in years past, has
finally been settled. The State Harbor Commits
noners have accepted plan for the wall, fhe e.ti-
mated cost of which is 81 462 40. Ii consists of
pyrsmidal embankment of broken stone, sunken to
the ready suhs'rUcture of mud deposit on the bot
tom Of the bay. laid with heavy protection wall
OF cut stone, carried above tide water and surmoun
ted with concrete to support the seawall proper,
OF cut granite blocks rising the level of the grade
Of streets at the city front.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-09-29

IHs ONLY ONE--Congressman Hubbard, ofwest
Virginia, has sent TO the conscience fund of the
Treasury the extra s. 500 which Congress voted
ITSELF saying that he voted for the increas ed pay
because he could not otherwise vote the bounty to
the soldiers. No other Congressman has been guilty
of such dsloyal conduct. The rest say that they
voted 500 to the soldiers in order to get 81 500 for
themselves.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-09-29
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF ANDERSON MILES, DECEAS-
u ed. Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator of the above named estate, to
the creditors of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit the same with
the necessary vouchers, within ten months from
the first publication of this notice to the undersrn-
ed st the Court House in Oroviile, Butte county
California L. VAN ORDEN,
Administrator Of said estate.
Orovillc, Sept. %, 1856. 5w49
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InSOlVent Notice.

In THE COUNTY COURT OF BUTTE COUN-
4 ty, of the State of California. In the matter
of the petition of William n. Smith. an insolvent
debtor. The People of the State Of California. to
all the creditors of said insovent send greeting
Pursuant to an order of the Hon. William s. SAT-
ford Judge of the said County Court, notice is
hereby given to all the creditors of the said nsolv
ent, William Smith, to be and appear before the
Hon. William S. Stafford aforesaid, in open Court,
at the Court room of said Court, in the town OF
Orovie county of Butte, on the 3lst day of Oct,
A. D. 1866, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of that day, then
and there to show cause, if any they can, why the
prayer of said insolvent should not be granted and
an assignment of his estate be made, and he be dis
charged from his debts and liabilities, in pursuance
of the Statute in such made and provided and
in the mean time all proceedings against said in
solvent be stayed
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court, this
I'D day of September, A. d. 1866.
IL. 81 JIG. MOORE, Clerk.
JAMES GREEN Deputy Clerk.
S. W. W. COUGHEY, Attorney for Petitioner
~. S. Internal Revenue Stamp so cents.]