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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01
Zeal estate for Sale.

A LARGE DWELLING on Brooklyn flights
n fr SALE vih6 Ions esch ?o1soi stories 20 rooms
View Of the river. .,,noo
~ f1'N GEORGE b. GHANNiSS,
No TAI Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01

SMALL though desirable PLACE, at
n Temrsic.d L. l. for ALE. House 2story irame ,lKt
containing n Ioo,as Lot 50S90o Price. $500 fOL4Eh
BROTHERS L BLLLAhl. No. } fiAeS' up sans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01

CC0 ACRES Of LAND for SALE at SIS per
cOOtcro in Dane County. Wisconsin. 10 miles from
Madison, tho Capital Of the State the State House within
view 100 Of good wheat land the balance meadow and
pasture; has wster and timber well adapted for oek
farm Inquire Ia the Store. No. 263 Fourth-ayc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01

Inflammation % this Institution will MON
DAY 9TH Of F.bruary. = o'clock aud will
iinus ugh the week beginning the hour da
tee. aud the Alumni Of the Cosgr and others u.sgrstrd
education ar, invited attend. A. 2. BARNARD 5. T.
d.. IL. D., President Columbia College.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01

DRESS SATlNS and SILKS for evening
~ dre,.e. reduced TO ~ yard were 81 VELyCIs oE
dr.,.r. ~ a ysid; worth rs. BONNETS aud JOCKEY
HATS 8. bslF prlre. L. BINNs Millinery, No. S7 Broad
way opposiIs Nlblo's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01

| ELLSWORTH's Model Business College, No.
~ $40 Broadway Every facility ior the thorough in
sucton 10 reHmsnship Account and bu.ness Calculations
| ELLSWORTH GRAY. Proprietors.
The national Republican., 1866-04-13
THE FENIANs AND CAMPO
RELL0.

Some very exciting dispatches are being
sent over the wires from Eastport, Me-, in
regard to the Fenian movement. KILIIAS
and SNNorr are holding meetings at that
place, and some Of the young fellows there
are Joining" for the fun OF the thing.
Yesterday morning the telegraph informed
us that british steamers were constantly"
at Eastport, and that the Americans were
wild" in consequence of British gunboats
opening their gun ports. People were NOV
ing into Eastport from Campo Bello to get
out Of danger, and two British steamers had
gone seventy miles up the river (St Croix)
to st. Andrews, &c. This latter place is, by
the way, situated only fourteen miles up the
river from Eastport.
Campo Bello is an island about eight
miles long, directly opposite Eastport, and
forming the ocean shore Of the harbor. II
is inhabited by about one thousand people,
many of whom are Americans who reside
there for fishing and seafaring purposes. 1t
was never fortified, and was for many years
the residence Of Admiral OWEN, Of the Brit,
ish navy. A miniature naval station was
also kept there by the English, and tho
place affords good harborage for any mum
Der Of vessels.
The national Republican., 1866-04-13

THE Finer COLoRED JuRr IN GEoRoIA.-A novel
proceeding was before Judge Davis (Preedmen's
COurt) yesterday afternoon, to wit
II was an acton for debt. Row Peter johnson
vs. Rev Richard Golfer. The plaintiff demanded
s27 for board. The defendant fled of set Of
ninety dollars for abor. In their sworn statements
they differed widel, so much so as to confuse the
Judge, who Is gen, rally not at loss to decide.
They both being pr, acher: and members Of ths
same church, and ent srtainng, as he said he did.
and exalted opinion OF persons occupying their por
sition; and fearing he would be compelled 10 doubt
one, II not both Of them, IL he heard the case, he
summoned three colore, | men Of good standing In
Lamar-wbo. after hsa ing the case, gave their
opinion that desendaut was indebted to the plain
tiG In the sum six dolisrA
We attach import >nes to this item as being the
6rst verdict rendered VA eolored jury.-Aagusta
Transcript, 23d
The national Republican., 1866-04-13
Crops In the Caroiinas, Georgia, Mississippi
and AlabaInit.


gentleman VINO mas receh'iy ua'eied through
these STATES ior 'he purpose Oh obtaining accurate
Information 10, tho use oi 'ne hsi'0u'ura' DsPai"
men'' mas iu'"''n'u 'no io"o""s "o''' hAue W
tho way
Every planter that can get iaoor pithng In
all the cotton possible In hopes 10 sell NJ nj sn rates.
and many Oh them are nesieouns corn preierring
to depend upon the Northwest TOT their SUI plies
-, - w y,,ni !" ''n ensn
~. ~ ~, ., So N,, e'
u "Ase' IN h'a'a"'A ,, "au A''''''pp' ae inuuo'ns
some u 'nen 70 ai'o,u '"''' 'oh''"''' In "'ors'a
a''u ",s'sto "ss'"u
Hnu Ha',''S 'oOsns ,nOis o"ee,'ui ,ns nAu
reasoT W Snu0'ps'e "n'n 's' 'no Noi'n 'n Jan,
nary an" nave oeen n'o'' "s'eeao'y a'ssPPoin'eu
In hnding suen sooa oraer prera'ing IN an sections
OF tno couth' N""i'e9'oh 10 INV Vu'J WY 'h"s up
The national Republican., 1866-04-13

The Commissioner Of Immigration, in II letter to
the House Committee on Commerce, says Of the
necessity Of an immigration Office in Baltimore
Baltimore, a central hArbor on the Atlantic
coast has now a direct line of steamships to
Europe, and presents to the immigrant superior
advantages for travel to the West, South and bor-
der States, as will be from the tables attached
to the report Of the Commissioner. The arrivals of
immigrants in past years at this port have been
considerablej and to those who recognize in the
abOlishment of slavery cause of future prosperity
Of the South and the necessity for introducing into
the Southern States a loyal element, the eIPe-
diency Of the OH es recommended for the ports of
New Orleans and Baltimore for the protection of
immigrants and the encouragement Of immigration,
must be specially apparent" "
The national Republican., 1866-04-13

most lugubrious accounts Of whippings, muir
ders, resistance until one absent rom the
scene would suppose that rebellion had just
begun. Every trivial fact Is exaggerated
each individual act Of folly is magnifed; the
local disturbances are all paraded, and while
an undue prominence is given to every indis-
cretion that may be committed among pop
ulation Of twelve millions Of people, no effort
is spared to lash the public mind into state
of fury and fire the northern heart with
hatred and revenge.
We believe that the act Of the Secretary
Of State in ceasing its official relations with
common berator, and an organ that thrives
on the mischief it can make, will be hailed
as eminently wise and judicious.
The national Republican., 1866-04-13

The NoRT u AMERICAN REvIEw.-This high,
ly respectable quarterly contains, in the April
number, nine articles, as follows: "The Error Of
De Tocqueville," by Hon. EDWARD BRooKs mil
itary and Martial Law" by J. LEWIS SRA cKPoLEi
" "Character," by RALPH WALDO EMERsOri Gar
Iyle's Frederick the Great" by JAMES RUSSELL
LOWELL "Our Diplomacy during the Rebellion, "
by J. soHoxLERj International Arbitration, " by
@. @. BEAMAs, jr.i "The New York HsraH " by
JAMES PARroNj DANTE and his Latest English
Translators," by @. 4. NORroSi "The President
on the Stump" by JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.
HUDSON TAYLOR has It for sale.
The national Republican., 1866-04-13
THE MOVEMENT oFTHE FENIANs

Although many Of the dispatches about
the movements Of the Fenians originate with
interested parties and are very much exagge-
rated, yet we are assured that all the reports
respecting the present action Of the Fenians
in the East are not without some good foun-
dation. The Government Is watehful, how
ever and will not permit any combination Of
men, for any purpose whatever, to entangle
us in new and unnecessary difficulties with
friendly Powers.
The national Republican., 1866-04-13

BY order of General Sheridan, the Provost
Court of the Parish of Orleans, presided over by
Major Charles W. Lowell, is to be Immediately
abolished, and the moneys, papers, and records
belonging thereto, transferred TO the Provost Mar
shal General, Division of the Calf This court, we
believe is the sole remaining military tribunal Of
the kind in louisiana and the mIny cases of horse
and mule stealing and larceny of Government
stores, which have been almost Its exclusive bust
ness of late will hereafter bo tried in the civil
courts, or by regular eourts-martiAl.
The national Republican., 1866-04-13
t;en. Scott aud Hon. A. N. zsvsiy.

The New Orleans Times of the 7th instant says
"Gen. SooTr leaves this morning on the duidi ng
Star for Now York, somewhat improved in health.
He is indeed, as well the Oldest general in the
world could expect to be, but not we'll rs his
many admiren could wish. When the Guiding
Star passes For Jaekson-which will probably be
about one o'oioc today military salute will be
rendered by tho great guns of the famous strong.
hold"
Hon. A. N. ZEvELr, of the Post Office Depart.
ment, also comes north by the Guiding Star,
The national Republican., 1866-04-13
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN.

Our weekly issue, now ready for delivery
at the counting room of the NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN, 5ll Ninth street, is filed with in
teresting reading matter, consisting of speech
es, articles upon the political questions of the
day, congressional proceedings, miscellaneous
paragraphs, and poetry. 1t will be furnished
in wrappers for mailing on application as
above
The national Republican., 1866-04-13
Fancy Ball In Montgomsry County, Md.


On the evening Of the 4th instant fancy ball
was held at the -Four Corners, Montgomery county,
Nd, given by the ladies of the county to assist in
building parsonage. The rooms were profusely
drapsd with flags, and the pillars decorated with
garlands, while baskets Of flowers were suspended
in various parts of the dancing hall and drawing.
rooms and the scene was altogether an exceedingly
pleasant one The supper.tables were handsomely
adorned, and the repast set forth was sumptuOus.
Among the ladies present were many Of our beau.
ties, who were attired In tasteful costumes. Misses
S-N and B--S appeared as Might" and in
looking upon sueh nights one would hardly sigh
for day to appear. Miss B---L made an attractive
Flower Girl her beauty outriyalling the charms Of
her fragrant wares. Miss IL appeared as ''Di.
ana" sustaining the character admirably. Miss
CONSTANCE B-a-E wore the garb Of a shspherdeSs,
and looked like a lovely picture emerging from
its frame. Miss MISNE 20 was dazzling 10
the classical dress of Greek maiden. The Misses
B-R appeared one as Polly, the other as
Autumn, and either would make one happy were
the "othsr dear charmer away !" charming
lassis, Miss Bessie Be- wore her grand.
mothers wedding dress. Misses ANITA F-H,
LILLE F-s, ALICE F-N, ADA Nh,
FRAScIssA M, MINNIE NE, EMILY
R-D, wore costumes Of the Psasantry Of lands
beyond the sea. The beautiful Miss W. tn,
as a QuAkersss, converted everybody she encOunt'
cred into q Friend" The Goddess Of Liberty,
Knights errant, his Majesty the Devil, Indians,
Greeks Soldiers, Jack Sheppard, DOminOss ETC.,
mingled motley crew" Paul Pry, Old Mother
Hubbard, and the Old Woman who lived in a shoe
that filled with babies, was fastened to her back,
added much to the amusement Of the company.
The ball was a complete success, and the taste
and energy displayed by the ladies who arranged II
msrited fully the unqualified appreciation bestowed
upon them.
The national Republican., 1866-04-13

As-Easter.-A fair for the benent OF Ora cs
Protestant Episcopal Church, Rev. ALFRED HoLMgAD,
Rector, will be held at ISLAND HALL, ON Virginia
Avenue between Sixth and Seventh Streets commencing
on MONDAY EVENING, April 2. and continue two
weeks.
The hne PIANO to be used for the occasion has been
generously furnished from The establishment Of JOHN
., ELLIS, Esq.
TABLRAUX EVERY EVENING ATT
The national Republican., 1866-04-13

The book-trade sale of Messrs. Leavitt,
Strebsigh 4 Co., New York, closed on Tuesday
evening, and was the largest sale Of the kind ever
held in this Countrywide receipts reaching nearly
5000, 900.
The national Republican., 1866-04-13
OF NEW YORK.

As relief to the minds Of many anxious
friends of numerous candidates who will not
be appointed Collector of New York, we will
announce as a fact within our knowledge that
the aboye.named office has not been filled.
The national Republican., 1866-04-13

The reports Of the sales Of animals received at
tho Quartermaster Generals Office up to the date
Of April II, show sales since Msy ], 1865, lof
lo775l horses, and 1903, 4S2 mules total 2l2, 1888
animals for which the Government has received
the sum of 4l4 62I IL
The national Republican., 1866-04-13

An entertainment at the Rev. DIR. Bellows
Church, New York, Wednesday evening. for the
benefit of the Rev, Henry Giles, resulted In net
profit Of $3.50.
The national Republican., 1866-04-13

The Commissioner of Pensions yesterday made
the following appointments of Examining Sur gsOns
Drs. c. s. Frink, ElkhArd, Indiana John W. Trader,
LodSlia, Missouri @. D. Bailey, Havana, New
The national Republican., 1866-04-13
Fen, Pono,i ana so,-.or-.

n. 90. i'm. In
s'o ,oS 'e'"
"'nO' p'n'
nhSni "Ahp Dh..hhH % o''' "'s y'"'
vi ss'' hAnny fo'n my
The Empress OF France has reformed, and
wiz dress hereafter 10" e1pens''ey'
CHICAGO Is talking about public baths as
a sanitary measure. Ht#.lE .. n II
WILD GEESE have made their appearance
in Nova Scotia insdvance Of the fsnisns'
A GIRL In New York took arsenic to inn
prove her complexion, but II caused the blood to
settle under her nails.
BEAU HICKMAN doubts whether under the
civil rights bill whisky can be banished from the
Capitol
talk Of ETHEREAL Spring." says Mr.. Quilp,
quite smartiy. "I call It diptherial '-Bosfos
Post.
TIE Bank Of California Is about TO in
c,s.s. n. o.,,,., avo m,,on, of do,,ar, II, Dro,
.nt c.ni,.i 4. ,vo million.
Tur Koors have b.or conpelled IN relin.
ou,,h THAR po,,on snoas.m.n, ON account Of Mr.
Ksan,, iIlns,, ,,,,b ,nesmm,,ion Of tho tbroa.
o,,,o,,,,, 80 h,, o,o nm TON oont. nor
S - "',o ST. " -, a..
- y y, ~" 49,. -.
lhE liquor law decision oi tle supreme
Court has had the effect to stop the sale measuraby
In all parts OF Massachusetts. ......
The Chamber OF Commerce Of Nashville,
has sent 10 the starving people Of Alabama SIS, 900
worth Of provisions
Gov. JENKINS. of GeorRia, has called for a
loan. AT per cant interest to relieve the desti.
,uts p.onls of that stats.
n. n,.... :, A. c,.u,..,o .,a @.
" ~
vsnn"n h"i'oaa .A'. ~ n''a "''''e ""D O'''"''u
'n''r 0o'PO'""on '"'o' '"''
HE war Department estlmate ior the
building Of the ship canal from Fort MeHenry
Baltimore, 10 the mouth Of the Patspsco, Is
81, 100000.
The New York papers record tho marriage
nm the 10Th of Mr.. Norman Wizard. tho famou, can.
non maker, to Miss Mary carlin, sister Of VIM. J.
Florence.
GREEN. the Maiden murderer. Is TO be exc
The national Republican., 1866-04-13
s-Fairi F.iri for the Bensnt OF the 81,

60 Fairi Fairi for the Beneht Of the Sixth
Presbyterian Church, will be held at seaton Hail.
meneing WEDNESDAY, April 4, 1866, continuing two
weeks All the usual attractions for comfort and pleas
ure will be found Steamed oysters from the celebrated
establishment Of Harvey Co., will be served by the
ladies every evening.
The fair will open this afternoon, and every ater-
noon until further notice. for ladies and children
The plano used at the fair has been kindly furnished
by Mr. W. O. MetIerott.
ason tickets 90 cents Single tickets % cents Chill
dren half price. mhaS.u
The national Republican., 1866-04-13

The California Legislature wants Maxi
milan overthrow,
The national Republican., 1866-04-13

The INTERNAL REVENUE REcGIPrs yesterday
were $49S, 35447.
The national Republican., 1866-04-13

as-Breech-Loading Arm.-The Board for
the Examination Of Breeoh Loading Arms Of which Cen
eral Hancock is president Is in session at No. 81
winder's Building.
Arms will be received daily between the hours Of II
g. m. and . p. m, until further notice.
Inventors requested TO submit their arms in per-
or by agent to the recorder Of the board.
W. OWENS,
Capt 9Th U. S. Cav, Brew. Lieut. Col U.sA,
Lnhl2.u Recorder
The national Republican., 1866-04-13

sT We are requested to announce that
Che ladie, Of The PRESIDENTS household will
not receive this afternoon.
The national Republican., 1866-04-13

SITUATIoN WANTED-BY A
- young Man as CLERK or SALESMAN in some
light business Best Of reference given Address "D.
o. At this ofice. Apl2-NA
The national Republican., 1866-04-13

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A GEN
w TLLMAN Of good address, to whom q most
favorable opportunity will be afforded to make money
Apply for two days At No. l0s New York avenue
Apl2-8s
The national Republican., 1866-04-13

SSMadam Mounts Pile sslvo-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease also, Consumption Destroy
or, aud Entire Cure for the Bronchitis Asthma &e;
can be found at sotts Drug Store opposite National
HOTEL oilman's near Metropolitan Hotel Ford's
nor Of Eleventh aud Pennsylvania avenuej Entwslss
corner Of Twelfth and PsnnsylVAnia avenue; Rliotts
corner Of and Twelfth Strsstsi HGrbAughs corner Of
Seventh and O. IAl2-u
The national Republican., 1866-04-13

ss- Calvary baptist Church meets every
Sabbath in the Church. Of Eighth and streets
Service every Sunday at II a. m. and evening Seats
free. Rev. 7. r. Hewlett. pastor. deso-n
SS- Once Washington Gas Light Com
PANY.-on and after March 1855, until further no.
tOe the price Of COKE will bs twelve cents per bushe
ml-u GEO. A. MoILHRNNY, Engineer
The national Republican., 1866-04-13

p0ARDING.-TWO GENTLEMEN
- can be accommodated with ROOM and BOARD
a. 4sT Maryland avenue. oo27-u
The national Republican., 1866-04-13

EOR RENT-A FOUR-STORY HOUSE
containing ten rooms, Kitchen and cellar. situated
Apply At the Lumber Yard on Sixth street west south
oi renn' avenue ap7-6tfa
The national Republican., 1866-04-13

FoR RENT-THE STORE RECENTLY
l. occupied by LOOMS Mahew, No $40 Penusyl-
yAnla avenue, Washington Buildpg. Also oinses No.
and nrst noorj aud H. second door and 49, third
JOHN H. sEMMRs,
APo-du seAton House.
The national Republican., 1866-04-13
400 ARTHUR SHEPHERD. 400
PLUMBER.
GAS AND STEAM PITTER,
4O2 Street, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
WASHINGTON, D. g.

Orders for the above named branches soil.
cited and promptly attended to.
rates. Rpg-tf
The weekly Butte record., 1866-09-08
InSOlVent Notice.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF BUTTE COUN-
I ty of the State of California. IN the matter OF
the petition of VIM. N. Harris, an insovent
debtor.
The People of the State of California, to all the
creditors of VIM. N. Harris. send greeting
Pursuant to an order of the Hon. ". S. Stafford
Judge Of the said County Court notice is hereby
given to all the creditors of the said insolvent
VIM NJ. Harris, to be and appear before the Hon
WIS. Stafford aforesaid in open Court, at the Court
room of said Court, in the town Of Orovie, county
of Butte, on the 10th day of Sept A. D. 1866 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, of that day then ard there to show
cause, if any they why the prayer of said in
solvent should not be granted, and an assignment
of his estate be made, and he be discharged from
his debts and liabilities in pursuance of the Statute
in such case made and provi ded; and in the mean
time all proceedings against said insolvent be
stayed.
Witness my hand and the Seal of said Court,
this 18th day of Aug, A. D., 1866.
t.. 81 J. G. MOORE, Clerk.
IT,. S. Internal Revenue Stamp, so cents.l
The weekly Butte record., 1866-09-08
Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
- issued out of the District Court of the Tenth
Judicial District in and for Yuba county under the
seal thereof, to me directed and delivered COM
handing me to make the sum of ten hundred and
eighty-nine 57l00 dollars, in gold coin of the Unit
ed States on Judgment dockted in said Court
on the 9TH day of August, A. d. 1866, wherein l..
l.. Treadwell and G. Il. Carter, copartners under
the name style aud firm of Treadwell Il Co. are
plaintiffs and the Porter Gold and Silver Mining
Company, are defendants.
have levied upon and will expose at public sale
to the highest bidder for cash, in gold coin of the
United States. at the Court House door in the
town of Oroville, in Butte county,
ON SATURDAY, THE sth DAY OF SEPT,
A. D. 1866, all the right title and interest of the
Porter Gold & Silver Mining Company, in and to
the following described property, to wit:
That certain gold bearing Quartz Lead or lode
and mining ground, situated in Jordan Hill, in
Butte county, State of California, and known as
the Porter Ledge. Also, all mills, machinery, en-
gines, boilers, whims, pumps, fixtures, improve.
ments, tenements and appurtenances thereunto OF
in any wise belonging, and all the metal bear ing
rock quartz ground or earth in around and about
said ledge belonging or appurtaining thereto.
F.W. DAY,
Sheriff of Butte county.
By J. W. GTLKYsoN, Under Sheriff.
August 18th. 1850.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-09-08
LEGAL.
Sherif'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION
ID issued out of the District Court of the Second
Judicial District in and for the county of Butte
and State Of California, under the seal thereof. to
me directed and delivered. commanding me TO
make the sum Of twenty-eighf hundred and forty
dollars (s2s40) gold coin of the United States.
bearing interest at the rate of two (2) per cent.
per month, frum September lst 1885 and the fur
Their sum of three thousand five hundred and thirty
two 29l00 ($3532 39-l10 dollars. in United States
gold coin bearing interest at the rate Of ten 90
per cent. per annum. from April lath 1865. until
paid together with the further of thirty so loo
dollars cost Of suit and all accruing costs. wherein
Moore & Mcdaniel plaintiffs, aud the Butte
Table Mountain Consolidated Mining Company are
defendants
l have levied upon and will expose at public sale
TO the highest bidder for cash, in United 5 tates
gold coin, at the Court House door in the town of
Oroville, in said county, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A.
D. 1866. at two oclock NJ of said day all the right,
title and interest of the above named defendants.
in and TO the following described property. to-
wit:
All that certain piece or parcel of mining land
known as the Claims of the Butte Table Noun
tain Consolidated Mining Company" situated. ly-
ing and being in Butte county California, near
Cherokee Flat and more particularly described As
as follows, towit:
Commencing at certain blazed oak stump at
the north west corner of the Eureka Company $
Mining ground: thence running in south westerly
direction FIVE thousand feet, to blazed oak tree:
thence at right angles in south eastery direction
to the center of the Table Mountain thence at
right angles north easterly five thousand feet;
thence at right angles north westerly to the place
of beginning; together with all the Improvements
thereon and all shafts, tunnells tunnel rights wa
ter privileges reservoirs bitches and appurtenan-
ces thereto owned by said Company.
also. that certain ditch known as the ST. Clair
Flat Ditch with the water privileges incident
thereto.
Also, a certain other water privilege situated in
Saw Mill Ravine, near the mouth of the Eureka
Tunnel. 80.
F.W. DAY
Sheriff Of Butte county.
BY j. ". GILKYsoS, Under Sheriff.
Ornville Angnsf 9th ISfe
The weekly Butte record., 1866-09-08

Journal Of August 30th says: The surgical opera
ton performed upon Charles Yeomans, one Of
the wounded BY the recent explosion, was one of
the most dieult and painful character. and was OF
over hours duration. The greater portion of
the upper jaw bone had to be entirely removed
Yeomans was perfectly conscious during the entire
operation. and his suffering must have been almost
beyond human endurance. At the present writing,
feomans IS in q critical condition. but may survive
his injuries.
WHEAT 10 Denver, Colorado, is worth five TO six
cents per pound.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-09-08
Notice.

HVHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Butte Table Mountain Consoli-
dated Mining Company for the election of Trustees
for the ensuing year and for such other business
may come before it, will be held at the Office of
the Company at 0roville. Butte county, on MON
DAY, the 20th day OF August A. D. ls66.
Location Of mine, Butte Table Mountain District.
Butte county. 0f5ce of Company. at Oroville-
CHARLES WALDYER, Secretary.
The above meeting is postponed 10 SATURDAY,
the 18th day of September 1855, at the same
place. CHAS. WALpyER, Secretary.