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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10
Sic EcriObnuna ant Grabe.

STE Trausn rcn Maccn Gscrsia ihmihftsn an,
26. Npril Die @rater Der seiauenen &etslen gpls
natsn %iprctl, ris bic Der 8unbseIcloaten auf Fem
cortisen &irdbo'e nit 8lumsn. Gle naAtsn fsi=
men llntsrihisb swiihsn hensn. bic fh I'M 9sten nit
cen tDetliden Mofsn eesenitedfanosn, atsr i'm
@rabe frieeliE nebsn chamber ID fummern. MSdts
eisier fhSne, 1nnise uno 1ibrenfe Srieut, DEN iipz
lids Srausn DEN Grdtern Der @sfalsnsn gotten, i'm
eau1sn 9anoe einen Wiberba0 inoen, bic ihSnsrsn
@ssun8en oss MenIhenber5ens rsfsn uno uns er<
mabnen, ba6 Ger tlutise &ries rpriitsr 1T uno baB
CO aud uns se,iemt, uns iiter Cen @ratbiisslu Der
Spfer Der menlhli4sn 8srirrunssn Die Sano Der
WsriS6nnns 81 redeem cab mir rsrseHen, perass
Fen uno uns s%rinncrn mtdten, DAP mir fcrtan ais
@irssr stnss srrbsn frsien uno semsinlansn @a.
in Ureuaeia lit urb Hriseen ,n~ianrmsn,uz
lsten tatsn, lrenn Die &sputlie cine Rsputlit tlsi.
Ben, unb fte Union bsItsbsn foil
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10

Nv $SV'SS~SAS"S Ofs~Rts"U ~
Ser fcsenannte 9isecnfruciionss Ylan hes fes
ra6iisten GinfSebner Committee mirh niht tlos
bonn pr6inenten uno ietnem sanjen Cabinet per.
nclfen, fcnnern aud bieieniaen rsrnblifanifhen
9ldttsr, Die nch gsltffduetsfsit aenua teiecn,
nm niHt tur1 Sid mno Ginn Der 4artbei Yeitfhe
All fctaen, ertetsn farfe Ginm6nee aeaen nas nittts,
irirniae MlaArerf. 60 gum Beiipil perurtbeilt
bic 81. o. Gpsnins 4oa ben 4Ian srinoIih, msil
er bic SsHtQuna Der Union auf Sabre tinaus.
fhiett nnb na8 3ano neusn @efabren preisaiebt.
9luh tas Sine. Commercial protsfirt aessn BEN
4lan uno a,por bauptidhlih eeoen BEN She'll beis
fslten, rslhsr ane freiminiaen 3bsilnebmer Der
Netsricn ts gum Sabre 1870 bonn @timmrehte
ausftlie6t. Gin folder qlan, menn iitsrbaupt
auefibrtor, rirhe Die 3att Der stimmseter In ben
5aelihen gtaaten auf elm Minimum tsltrGnfen,
niree nieie In aSaht beit ais rotten boroughs" cts
ftsinen faH,n, mo cine Soncrca Wdhler aan,e
@cnareeeelesaticnen err6blen tpiirce. Sas .Scms
me,eial" lhilbsrt Die Gefabrsn bielss plans fir BEN
innern 6riefen Der fiolihen Staaten unb madt In
Fer sinrrirgliHHen Wsiie rarauf auffnsrfiam. wels
den G,ftiilternnsen has game aanS anssslsst iet,
menn Bite nGh1fe Yrdioentenmabl bsrarfomme, ebe
Etc Nraae Der &econfrueiicn 8ecrenet Jet. Muh
nieIes Blatt ertitdt in Dem nenen Yrcaramme nur
einen 8er1u1 our @ertasuns unb 8erfhleppun8
Der Graae ts mad Der Yrdfoenten gSabl.
&c 1T niht nbttig, tiefe Nussase ans republifas
niiasn Bldttsrn Su perpielfdliisen, fcnbern es 1T
tlcS nStbis 3u ia9sn, baB bas game 9fulhmerf-
biee Neinltat Der pievmcnatlihen Qlrteit bee terihs
tiaten Saeotiner COMMITTEES = als tcbtsebcrsn
tetrahtet mereen muB. 0erurtteilt BON atsn Eel,
ten uno p~ertrcrfen pom DEN befersn Glementsn Der
eiaenen Qaribei, blsitt cen Saectinern nihts ibris.
ale Die Niiseeturt 70 ihnea ale mDslih une 70 tisi
ais mSslih Su tesratsn nnb eann mad 9auie su
scben. Gle babsn t~ewieisn, ba6 fe mctl niseers
rsiesn uno p~ermdaen fSnnsn, bob He absr burhaus
unfdbie 7no, irseno etpas mieoer anftutausn ODER
misorbersufeusn, am alerrenisfen bic Union.
eesnn nas 8clf niht tlinb 1T, mu6 es erfannt bas
Fen, ha6 fe nihts treiisr 1no ale elenee @iblsr,
fie, menn man ibnsn 3sit lisbs, baa game Treis
bsiissetGune untetSblsn wirnen, Bic ss iber itrsn
81pfen aulammenfIr6te!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10
Bum ettute Der Gmiaranten tat sas Saus Bee

Snm gdute Der Gmisranten tat sas Saus bss
@cnsrefss, auf Ssrlanssn bes Staatss Gspartss
rnsnts, am Sienitas cine rihtise Bin paiHrt. Sic
Bin rsrtietst tas letifilsn ben. Ghifen init
msnihliAsr Sraat, uno ihrsitt prr, DAP mdnnlids
Yafasisre, Die feline Srausnsinmsr bel Hh baten,
BON BEN nsitlihsn YaIasisren tu'h sinsn @sr=
ihlas setrsnnt rsresn lcasn. Sober Gapitan, Der
nifentlih eiuen 8srtrshsr tsritertrinat, fGat in
@sfansnibHrafe. Sic 8ia larsitt aud #, enas 8s.
scln Dor, rel4e ;ur grbaltuns Der @siuneteit Der
Yafasiss oisnsn, uno Die Gsrtrsituns BON ssus
den inter itnsn pstbdtsn lcnsn.. BUR 3uTDruns
Fer Electromagnetic iO1 jsrss Shif rsihliA nit
Decentralization Mittsln rsristen lsin. Ser. ct.
@innanesrunss : Sifsen lDren In 9c1cn. Gbt,
cage, Stem Srlsans, Can Sransisso unb Ybilassl.
rtta srrihtst trsresn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10

GO ~befidtist id, baB Stantcn, Der einf 10
%robifale, 70 fcIss nnp mddtise S~riessminitsr, fb
III Ger prliiir bee prdinentsn ~~tsfsbrt" bat. SIN
Saufs tss Scmmers ms,bsn mir pbne 3,psifel nch
manhs iclde rSsfsbrunssn" srlstsn. @tans
ton 3cs benz Gsbsn bas 8ieiten Dor. St.rrbl bic
Belt, wp er Ssmcfratsn auf sinsn gHinf liz bic 9as
ilias ,rsrfsn fcnnts, sliidlihsr Wsiie %ppriiter lit une
elm SrisssminiFer in Srisesnaseitsn seiralt's IN Den
!6intsrarunb tritt, 70 III oas Ssrriden las umb aum
8siauhten mad @ublonS fam rrh ni9t iensr sut=
la5ene Grieasminiier ernannt nereen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10

Die 9stpst9sr 9artenIaube.- 9as 3.
Ssft eisisr tsriitmtsn 3sitihrift, Die IN ansn Sbei,
len Der Grbe aslsisn ipirp. u~ictrsit Bic neut1he Guns
&c flin9t", lisat bislsn Morssr auf unirem Slide.
8ir %srinnsrn unisre 9eisr baran, nas bic @arten,
laubs, Die cine iOthe 6ias anjiebenSen 2s1sacfes
trinst uno nit bdbfAm Suu1rationsn aeldmiat
1T, jsst tlos 3 9rIars per Satr in Gresntads 10.
itst. Man tsitsas BET $bsptalb u. Sbeur.
fauf In Gineinnatt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10

Sas stimmrsHt In england. Son
DEN 8 Miaionen MGnnern In England bsiisen blo8
stpa cine Milicn bas Stimmrsht. Gis Rsforms
til, melde mad Den lsstsn @a6rihtsn i'm britti.
lhsn Sauis Der @emsinm init elmer Mebrbeit RON
Bios 5 Stimmsn paliirte, psrleibt st,pa elmer rsites
rem baltsn MiGicn nas Stimmrsht. Sc niresn
osmaad nod INNER ifsr 6 Milirnsr cbns S.inms
reht tleiten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10
Stanton ani Der BuBbanf.

&c sr;arnt bic @aeifalsn, DAP bic Wt.talisser bss
@atinsts, NIT elmer ~ein5issn 2!usnabme. Dem 9'ss
con iirueticns plan ~rsr,rerten unb bic Yrlitif ces
Yrdfrenten unterfissn. sc d:sert fe atsr ned
riel metr, ta6 stantcn, Der tieber gang Der Utann
mad ibrsm SerSen war, gum 9rdfoentsn i%itsrsaus
gen 1T. 3uerft mcntsn ie Ger 6iOtercf gar fsiuen
@lauten ihsnfsn, ater ie BAT ih p%cufcmnsn fss
tdti8t. @tr rehnen es gtanten niht ats 0srs
cisnit an, baB sr in Der slften gtunee hieis Shmsn'
flung maAts. atsr ssraps feline 8sfsbruns benefit
uns, bas Die 4clitif css 9raicenfsn dsssn unn Die
Rabifalen unterlisssn rsrosn. @stteriatnen trie
stan'cn iino menisitens in 10 melt niiblid, nab fe
uns ssisen, vuOn wannen Der @ino fDmmt.~ Gis
StsIuns oss Gattnets sistt Dem &eecniirueticns
plan, ben bas 8infietnsr Committee mad 4 mos
natlihsm 8cpftrsasn ausssbsdt BAT, Den Gsnifs
fang, unp wenn i'd bisier jaectiniiHe @cnsres nitt
nod mebr blamiren uno ieinen &arren niht nod
tisfer In oen 8Otb fabrsn min, 10 ttsitt ibm nur
sas cine Mittsl ittis, 10 iAnsa ale mSsliA mad
tSau1e Al aeben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10

kentcn itsrfaneen, tSnns BE @esisrunS aud cbnf
Der6neeruns hsrislten tsrsefeGt trsreen. @rnisn
ibsrbaupt 9srannerunsen prrSsnommsn trsroen, 10
lonte siss III elmer 3sit seltstsn. tc allie Staa'
ten unb has sam5e @Olt haran Spell nsamen Tons
men.
0as Mciultat tisier Gatinetsteruttuna lit icfcrt
Dem 9ante burh Den Sslesrapben baltcfTsisa NIT
sstteilt mcrben. Sic Sbutiade. na6 has san5s
@atinet nit Der a~1einisen NuSnabme 6arlans ben
@eecn i~ricticns Qlan tes @cnsrsRes entihishsn
permirft unb ih fir Bic peiIe unb rsriobnlihs Nos
litit hes pri1oenten erfldrt, fat natiirl,h untsr ben
Saectinern semaltises Ssulen nno 3abnflarrsrn
our Gclae sebabt. Stre reroerflihs sahe miro
uno mub umtersebsn, eamit bic linton lsts unp sss
bsiten fam @p ni,ft Der Gdrtnsr eas nihtsmiirs
oise gHmarceer @sfrauh ins Ssusr, ramit Der
shls Gruattaum mahisr unb @ldtbsn trsitsn fam.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10

-, Gin fpsfulatiper 8cpf msint, Der
ihnsnas Wss, ~ einsm @srmEsen Al fcmmsn, lei
Der, cine junss faibicnatls Game au ~esiratten unS
eann ibrs &lstnsr ~ rsrfaufsn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10

= Sn Der Na@t bss @aSij 9anfrautss murbs
aud tie YotptIee BON Bellaire tsfrbten. Ycf.
ismpsl gum 8strase zen 5000 lisssn bic @autsr
lissen, nabn,sn atsr ale Briefe unn anhs,e Mertb.
laden NIT.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10
Scr Tcnier SdNuin0eI bat Gin GnOe.

Gnhltb BAT man DEN 8etri3er S'Dta6onep snt,
larpt. Am Samitas srlaisnm bic ,ur grptsrura
Sanaoa's ausseridtea Ma"nihoften tsi i9m uno
erbatsn iih in 5ienlih untsiAeosnsn NuaoriGsn,
oenen is nod burd @srlhlisbsn Der Stiren unc
9crbaltsn s~elaesner Yifclen ssbSrissn @uADrud
safen, gersiituns Der rerlcrsnen 3stt, unb 81 Mas
bcnsIi iru6te ia niht ancers 81 tslfsn, ais isesm
Ger Bittislsr Die @umme rpn $50 aus,uiablsn.
stbsr cas mar erit Der snfans Der 4sriifunssn Wm
Scnntas NaAmittaa fanb zine 8srlammuns eints
3neiSes Der Blaoeritaft RAFT, unb . Diabcnsp
wuree 9es,punasn, Dor f~erislhen 3u erldsinen, un
fh iiter fsin Sbun uno Srsiben su psrantipcrten,
ic,pis 8shenihaft iitsr Die ibm anpertrauten Sell
Der AZ sstsn. Sas @omite Ger 8%sr1amm(una un,
tsrmarf i'm einsm iharfcn, 2 Stunnen lanasn &reusz
rerbDr uuf bic 6Srase, mas sr iih bel Der %uninni=
gen Expedition mad gaitpcrt ssDaht babe, antrcrs
tsis er, bab oiss Der sinsise uno srO6ts Ssblsr isi,
nee Se6ens lei. G5 murce i6m tierauf tsmetfliA
Semaht, Dap sr icfcrt Mlss atSusetsn tate, mas
pcn Den Mitteln Der 8riiosrihaft er niAt etra
ihcn rerihleneert bafe. Gas Gomite nabm Belts
bon Dem @sstsunsS , @sbduoe an Union squars,
icpte BON Den 8ihsrn, uno pe,lAob bic Yrccrlirs
uns pes srr6en shwinolus bis CUR (auf ben 8.
Niai errartetsn) Nnfunit nes 6eaeccntrs @terbens.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10

..SaDton golfs,eitung." Inter hisism sitsl
eriheint jest in SastCn naa LANCER pauie rieosr
eth eeutihes Blatt, bas BON 6rn. Carl MIIler
~streimal ipSdentlih fiji Cen 9rsis ben 10 @ents PER
9SoHe berausssseten trirb. Sn Der pclitit nimmt
bas Blatt cine %neutrale Steauns Elm. gSir bei6sn
ben neuen Gpleaen niQfcmmen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10
Ser we1bote.
Sermseesebeu bon 4rinbaro nno Gieier.
Ser tootgeborene eprOBlins Der Saeobiuer.

Columbus, ben 10. Mai 1866.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22
lie scorns the COmpanionship.

Rev. Peter Guade, n colored man, q
notable barber, and II life time resident
Of Montgomery, Ala. was suggested as
Il delegate to the Disunion Convention
at Philadelphia, Ina letter, published
in the Montgomery papers, he says:
1t must not be forgotten, sirs, that,
although a colored man, J have some
pride, in common with the white peo-
pie amongst whom have been bred.
and to whom | am indebted for whatcy-
or ! am and have. know no other
people but these. ! believe them the
best friends Of me and my race, and it
would be base ingratitude to desert
them at my time of life and 90 to those
who are laboring to incite civil war
and ALLEVIATE the black from the white
man. The men in that Convention
who pretend to represent the loyalty
Of the South, ! regard AS disappointed
oilice-scckers who would rather rule in
hell than serve in heaven. They repre-
sent nothing but their own depravcd
hearts, and the people where they hail
from know them roo well to trust to
their professions. For myself, | would
scorn association with politicians white
or black, Of the Saiolk ilk, and / trust
that | shall never again he put to the
trouble Of saying this much to put my
self riuht.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

!Ha,ac Of those who believe that
,3qnd de. sin. and having sinned, ! bt-
l.,yh. mast repent; and sometimes.
in,ia. rcucntcd. makes him q better
man ,hau he was before. Cheers
lr.g.on / have pardoncd more men,
u!y,.t more men loose and set them Il!
liberty shat were imprisoned, | imagine.
than any other living man on Gods
aatatanlc globe. Voice, "Bnliy for
,oa, and cheers
Ies, | turned 1900 of our men vino
engaged Ia this struggle. with the arms
We captured with them. and who were
t!,en IN PRISON. turned them loose
Voice, Bully foryou.' and laughter.
Lar.c numeer have applied for par
don, aud ! have granted them pardon.
Yet here are some who condemn and
mold IIc responsible for doing wrong.
Ics there are some who stayed al home,
ahO dill not 90 into the field on either
side. that can talk about others being
traitors and being trcacherous. There
are some who can talk about blood and
vengeance and crime, and everything
Ia make treason odious. and al! that,
vino never smc!t gunpowder on either
side. Cheers.
Think of ito execute and Eang
and put 10 death 100000 of lc1lle.
Voice. "Nevcr" 1t is an absrrdity.
and such i thing is impracticahle. even
iii. were right; lu. il is the violation
Of all Inv, human aud divine. Voice,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

Hang jeff. Davis" You 4 call
on Judge Chase to hang jeff. Davis;
will you? Great Cheering, | am
not the court; ] am not the jury nor
the Judge. Before the case comes to
me, and all other cases, it would have
to come on application asa case orpar-
don that is the only way the case can
get to me, Why don't Judge Chase
the Chief Justice Of the United States
whose district he is in, why don't he
try him? cloud Cheers
But, perhaps, | could answer the
question, as sometimes persons VINO
want to be racctious and indulge in re
partee, | might ask You u question:
why don you hang Thad. Stevens
and Wendell Phillips? (Grcat cheer
ing.) A traitor ut one end OF the line
is as bad as a traitor at the other.
Yes these men are the most perfect
and complete bread and butter party
that has ever appeared in this govern
ment. (Great cheering.) When you
make IN etlo TT or struggle TO take the
nipple out Of their mouths, how they
clamor. They have stayed ut home
here five or six years, held the Offices,
grown fat, and enjoyed all the cmoll'-
ments opposition, and now when you
talk about turning II ofthem ont, OH .
it is prescription. ,
And hence they come forward and
pose in Congrcss--to do what? Fass
laws to prevent the Executive from
turning anybody out. Voice, "Put
them out
How are these men to be got out,
Voice. "kick them out cheers and
laughter unless your Executive can
put them ont, unless you can reach
them through your President;
Congress says he shall not Put them
out, and they are trying to pas, laws
to pre- cnt it being done. Wei, lei me
say to you, if you will stand by me in
tbs action, (cheers,) stand by me in
time to give the people II fair chance,
soldiers and citizens. to participate in
these Offices, God being willing, will
kick them out Just as fast II; | can.
Lei me say to You, in concluding
what | have said, q intended to say
but little, but was provok d into thi'
rather than otherwiSe,) | care not for
the mcnaccs, the trlnts, III the %jcerS.
| care not for the threats. do not in
tend to be bullicl by my enemies, nor
oycrawed by my trirnd'. Blu Eot
".iling,w witt YOU help, will veto their
measures whenever they come to me-.
Cheers.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22
PEU5iDENr JOHNSON ON THE
CONGRESS-.

CONGRESS-.
We extract the following from the
Presidents speech at the ST LOUIS
banquet:
The twelve apostles had q CHRIST
and he never could have had a JUDAS
unIass he Ind had twelve apostles, II
have played the Judas, who has been
nv Christ. that have played the Judas
With Was IL Tlad, Stevens? Was
It Wendell Phillips? Was it Charles
Sumner? Kisses and cheers.
Are these men that set up and COM
norp Themselves with the Saviour Of
men. nll everybody that differs with
Them in Opinion and that tries to stay
and ARE t their diabolical and nefa-
rious policy, to be denounced as q Ju-
das? %iIorrah for Andy
X Il n. q
I have lahorcd rs much in the cause
of emancipation rs any other mortal
man living Bat while have str'yen
to cmancipatc The colored man, have
felt and . feel that we have Il great
many white men that want emanclpa-
ton Laughter and cheers,
There il Il set amongst you that have
rot sl,ocElcs on their limbs, and are rs
much under the heel and control Of
their masters as the colorcl men that
were emaucivatcd. Cheers
10 He exposed, as in his other speeches,
the nerarious workings Of the Freed
,mca's Bureau Bill.
Iirp.r intended tonight % teHoc'
Won m s,nr.rp thanks; but rs ! 60
in],p,. ..,w a arc talking about TINS Con
For. ahd these gentlemen, who coA
KEN t,a, the President is wrong be
cause he vetoed the Frcedmcna Bureau
NIl. and all thIs, because he chos" TO
exercise the veto power, he committed
70 nieI Tense, and therefore he ought
to he impoarhed. Voice, "novcr! |
lca. yr-, thry are ready to impeacll
hiW. o't'' lcV tllCih Wy ~ N"' -
th.r were satisfied they hod the next
c.. res by decided majority as tlIS'
Il, .n ,unu' yr'tcNt or other ViolaNn-'
t,a Constitution, neglect of duty, or
o"jtrnr TO omit some act oi.Ia"' "!
on -I.r lr@,'&J or otHeT, Ihoi """'"
yarult Tie ,.,culiye department OF the
,.,jrv "a voice. too lad they don't
,anaoch hiin.l
Yes, here was Il
ronno)ity law | was sworn IN to sup
ror, me constitution and see that that
nw ri4 faithfully executed. fA voice
whr. H1n.t, au do it?l The law was
va. L,,, ,m,I,,l - rl.mor
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

Hon. Henry Gridcr, member Of Con
gress from the Third, orBowllng Green
district, Kentucky, died on Friday
last. Hon. Elijah lIiec is am ounced
as y candidate to ill the vacancy ca'ls
ed bv his death.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

Cholera has nearly disappeared from
Chicago. But one death was reported
there on Sunday last.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

BANKING HOUSE


NEALERS in foreign and domestic EX-
s/oIangc. Uncurrcnt Money. Gold and
Silver. Government Vouchers. state and
United States Bonds, Foreign and bones
tie Bills.
They take great pleasure in calling the
attention of their old friends. and the ira
ding public generally. to the fact that their
banner i again unllirlrd. and they respect
fully a-k II .,arc OF their patronage. Be
low are oar rates for unclrrcnr Bank
notes, etc.:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-09-22

The proceedings Of the Philadelphia
Convention AND the reception Of Pr2si-
dent johnson in New York are said to
have produced n most favorable effect
IN England. The leader ortilc English
pres, "c,ngratulates the President and
the people Of The United Stats on the
deliberations and action OF the Phil.
adc.phia CONVENTION The greater
part of the Presidents speech at Del
monico's WIS published in London
next morning, having hccn transmitted
BY teicgrapha at an expense of over five
thD.ani DO lars.
The weekly union record., 1866-03-10

THE CALIFORNIA HuNDRED.-Speaking of
the return of Captain Mcintosh to Shasta, the
the Courier of March Sd says: captain |.
Mcintosh, of the California Hundred, arrived
back here on Monday last. For many years
prior to the war this place and Whskytown
vas his residence. His welcome was expressed
by every countenance. Words we're unneces
sary to show him that be was welcome, that
he was appreciated-that his old friends and
acquaintances swere proud of him-proud o.
the California Hundred that went early to the
front-proud that Shas,a's representative ii
that Hundred had nobly sustained himself ant
the cause. Leaving California private il
the ranks, be worked bis way up by courage
promptness and ability, and when mustered
out he held a captains commission. Out o
the one hundred that enlisted, forty-o only
were alive to be mustered out, and twenty-five
Of the forty-one held commissions in the regi
ment to which they belonged.
The weekly union record., 1866-03-10

WORTHLESS ARMY CLoTHING.-Mucb of the
army clothing lately forwarded to this depart
meut from the East has proved to be unfit for
use. in consequence of which, says the Bulletin,
General Haleck has issued an order that
hereafter all army supplies arriving from the
East shall be thoroughly reinspected at this
post, aud detailed reports made OF "all articles
condemned, stating whether the goods were
originally defective. or damaged in transporta.
ton the names Of the manufacturers and
inspectors, by what Quartermasters they we're
purchased and sent here, and all other informa-
tion necessary for the detection and punishment
OF the frauds now practiced upon the
Government.
The weekly union record., 1866-03-10
v a l ua bic
, r o P E R T Y
At Cherokee Flat For Sale.

TEvHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
4 the property situated in Cherokee Flat, Butte
County known as the Union Hall. The lot upon
which tine house is situated is two hundred and
ten feet back, with 70 feet 'front.' all under fence.
The dimensions of the house are as follows: The
Hall is 40 by 20 feet; the dining room 2s by Is
feet; kitchen % by Is feet. with bakers oven
There are nine bedrooms in the house. The Gel
lar or Saloon is 80 by IS feet six inches. There
also a small house on the corner of the lot, Is by
Il feet The lot on which said buildings stand is
corner lot.
With the above property, or separately, will be
sold FINE BILLIARD TABLE, with a Marble
Bed two sets of cues aud balls, and other fixtures,
all in good order.
The above property will be sold on reasonable
terms
For further particulars, enquire of
MARCHELLA 4 DAY,
Montgomery street. Orovllle
The weekly union record., 1866-03-10

WELLS OR MCDoNALD-The man arrested
in Idaho, and brought to Sacramento, as the
supposed murderer Wells is mysterious iud
vidual. Crowds of the curious have visited
him, and some declare that be is Wells, while
others are equally positive that be is Dopald
Mcdonald, as be himself declares. The Sac
ramento correspondent of the Marysville Appeal
says be is identified as Donald Mcdonald, a
miner who worked at Nimshew, Butte county,
in June, 1860. He has also been identified as
having worked at the sawmills of Perkins &
Nudge, of Petaluma, and that firm have found
a note which they gave to Mcdonald for work
in 1858, as he stated.
The weekly union record., 1866-03-10

TKNNEssEE.-J. g. Smart, q Justice of the
Peace for the sixteenth civil district of Sum
mer county (Tenu.) was found lying dead in
his house, with two bullet holes through him
one penetrating his heart and the other bis
brain. No one knew when the deed was per.
petrated. but the villains are well known to be
from ten to fifteen of Harper's old band OF
guerrias, who still infest the counties of Sum
mer and Robertson
The weekly union record., 1866-03-10

The Police Judge 10 San Francisco is
entitled to the credit of originality in bis DO.
tions Of law, if for nothing else. 1t is only a
few weeks since he decided that the word
"bik' was obscene, and now be has fined q
man five dollars for telling another to "go to
hell This is certainly putting very nice con.
struction upon the term, and people will fiud
it necessary when within city limits to be more
particular in the use of language.