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Point Clear HOteE.

N'N#SN NS@1NF# AADsNEs
The undersigned will open the Point Hotel on or about
The G0th day of May next,
This establishment being reprinted and put in com
pete repair and condition Gas and water works are being
erected the grounds beautifully laid out and the house fur
nShed entirely with the of materials and the latest
improvements,
Arrangements win be made for direct communication with
New Orleans and Mobile both by steamboat and telegraph
BILLIARD TABLES
OF the most approved pattern have been ordered new Ten Pin
Alleys being built and every amusement suitable to the eli
mate and place afforded to man. woman and child For
BATHING AND FISHING
And heahuness this celebrated watering place has no gupe
ror on the continent and the undersigned intends make
the most easant and comfortable one in the world
CHAs. E. sMEDEs, Manager.
gE@tsOm Dorce,
144 sTREET.............14 4
NEW ORLEANS
John strenna, Proprietor.
James B~tFer, Ja'., s. Co.,
LATE WOODRUFF, BUTLER ( co,
VvEEoED5Anm GRoCER5
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IA IL 40 New Levee and Is d. Ia Fulton st1.,
new ORLEANS
Have hand are constantly in rscept Of DER stese
and SAIL
CHOICE GROCERIES, #,-...=..l.
LIQUORS.
CoNsERvEs, ETC
Particular attention paid to filing City Orders
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BgTLER's BUMPs,-A New York phrenologisi
nas been examining Cen Buffers head and has
furnished the public, in the shane of a chart of
character addressed to that distinguished officer.
with the results Of the inspection Of his bumps,
Ihs document is funny one throughout, but the
ieiiowing extract is especially entertaining:
You are an excellent judge of the U1Il,e " 5,9s
pert1i. Are almost skepticaI in the matters Of
religion Are more radical than conservatives
ana Il ever inclined to be conservative are %
from policg.n
Can anybody question that phrenoloey ia a
science after this II Philadelphia Age.
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Merchants requested to call and examine my sto,
my prices before purchasing elsewhere
E. GIQUEL,
No 125 Canal d
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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Crescent

Z = II l . - Z Ii IN " Il IL h L
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
SUCH AS ..-
LAWYERS BRIEFS
PAMPHLETS,
BILLS LADING,
BILL HEADS,
BANK CHECKS,
PRoMIssoRY NOTES,
CIRCULARS,
BILLS OF FARE,
BALL TICKETS,
DRUGGISTS LABELS
DRAY RECEIPTS,
BLANKS.
CARDS,
STEAMBOAT BILLS,
HAND BILLS
PROGRAMMES,
And Every Other Description OF dob Printine.
The material OF the BOOK AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
ENTIRELY NEW having Just been received from the most
Celebrated Foundres comprises all the Modern 1provs
monts.
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EDWIN Boorn.--For the first time in several
years, Mr. Edwin Booth appeared in this city at
the Walnut street Theater, on last Monday evening,
The house was densely crowded, and the audience
greeted the eminent actor with repeated rounds 81
applause. The kindness of the reception and the
seasure constantly expressed by The immense
Science, must have thrilled Mr.. Booths heart.
- play was @0thelle,n and Mfr. Booth repre.
ssead TIE Moor with acting as perfect as human
~ an make it, Last night, as Romeo, ne re-.
e5lts an equally enthusiastic reception, and to.
10, w.h the cast changed by Mr. Booth repre-.
ssIi ago, will be greeted by paudits from as
tull nose. All are anxious for his great imper-
soiiaNioA Hamlet, which is now 10 rehearsal.
Philadelphia Ledger.
CEDAR C3aAphor stiles all insects that breathe
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e. GIQUEL,
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Ladies assured that every articlsin she
STOCK IS MARKED DOWN TO SIMILAR PRICES
], LEvOIs & CO.,
Corner Canal ard Rnnrho, atroats
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Third Dag
or THE-
GRAND DEUTsCHE V0LKsFEsT,
FAIR GROUNDS.
The weather being unfayorabe Yesterday the voLKs
FEST will be continued TO-DAY. Programme the same as
for the Second Day,
LEON Won ZINKEN, President
F. KREDELL Secretary.
Turtle soup at the Planet.
GREEN TURTLE SOUP
will be-
SERVED UP TO-DAY AND TOMORROW,
at the
PLANET SALOON,
Ga Magazine street.
Lunch from II A. NJ till I'm
Turner, the Photographer,
57................... CAMP STREET w .........!5 7
Has reduced his price for PHOTOGRAPHS during the sum
mer months.
Ivory Miniatures
Made PhoOgaphicay finished by superior Artists in
the highest perfection of the Painters Art equal
Ivory Miniatures of the masters finish and surpass them
in fidelity
Carries de VisIte
AT Three Dollars per dozen, which defy competition
Southern Clothing Establishment
We are offering Large, Magnificent Stock of
CLOTHING,
SHIRTS, FURNISHING GOODS,
BOYS CLOTHING, ETC.
At Retail at Wholesale Price.
A Liberal Discount to Country Merchants,
L, W. LYONS & CO.,
% 28 and 80 St Charles ST. corner Common.
Consumers
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CEDAR oaAphor stiles ali insects that breathe
afeagh then skins Excellent defense against
esseg moths. Sold by druggists everywhere.
ssFis 8 Chaplain, Boston.
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u H V G o o ID

WHOLESALE AND RE
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LAST CLILATxErTes- GALE.
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Announce to the Ladies that previous their departure for
Europe purchase novelties Coming Season. they will
, 1866-06-19
SUGAR
Little La Grange
and Jollyhil1

with all ap~purteDanco5 situated in
Westend Quarter of this Island No.
30, 30 Il 33, the property of Major
A. Logan deceased:
LIST Auction to be held Saturday
July 7th next,
End Auction to be held Saturday
July 2lst next,
Bird Auction to be held Saturday
August 18th next.
the 2 first Auctions at the Auction
Office in the Courthouse al Frede-
riksted at II o'clock noon, the 3rd
on the premises at l o'clock p. m.
Appraisement, conditions, certif-
cate of mortgages &C., may be seen
in the Royal Bookkceper's office at
Christiansted and at the Auction
Office Frederiksted.
This advertisement serves also for
the Information of mortgageholders.
Auction-Ofice Frederiksted, St.
Croix June 18th, 1866.
e.. SarauW.
, 1866-06-19
Little La Grange
med Jo11yhi1l

med alt Tilbeh0r beliggende i Vest
cnde Qyarteer her paa Den No. 30,
b og 33, tilh0rcnde atgangnc Brand
major A. Logan.
lste Auction vii afhoIdes L0ycrdag
den 7de JUL nrstkommcnde.
eden Auction vii afhoIdes L0yerdag
den eide JUL npstkommende,
3die Auction vii afh0Ides L6yerdag
den 4de August nrstkommede,
de , f0rstc paa Auctiouscontoiret i
FrederikstedS Rctshuus III. II Mid
dag den 3die paa Aastcdct KI. l
Ettermiddag.
Vurdering, Conditioner, Panteat-
test m. v. vile yHre til Eftersyn i Diet
kOngelige Bogholdcrcontoir her paa
Gen og paa Auctions-C ontoiret.
Denne Acknowledgements t%jener til
ligc til E%fterretning for P~anthayere.
Frederikstcds Auctionscontoir, st.
CroiX den 14de Juni 1866.
&. SarauW.
, 1866-06-19
5 G, 6 0 x A 5.

Kaiser is moderate to weakness a Con-
ference is an absurdity, and what special
reason has he for moderation? He is a
beaten man, with a bankrupt treasury
and a diSaffected people, who, if he loses
a battle, may also lose an empire?
Umph! Very true, perhaps, all that, and
very pleasant to Radicals, but this beaten
man, without money or loyal subjects,
has raised armies by the stamp of his
loot, Is at this moment at the head of
100000 drilled and brave persons, who
will begin killing when he tells them,
and can replace them if they are all slain.
The first lifting Of his standard has
brought all South Eastern Europe, a very
cesspool of soIdiery, swarming up to de-
fend it, and Croats, and Wallacks, and
SlavS, and DalmatianS, and Polish pea
SAINTS from Galicia, and Rpthenians from
PENNSYLVANIA, and starving Czechs from
Bohemia fight just as we'll as if they were
civilized, perhaps better, for they think
their Kaiser victorious when newspapers
say he is crushed. How is Conference
to dictate to their lord, and if it does not
dictate, what is the use OF it?
We have a beautiful example of the
utility of Conferences in the events of
this week. A Conference has been sit
ting for five weeks or so to arrange for
the government of the Principallties, and
has arrived at the conclusion that no
foreign Hospodar shall be appointed.
The RoumanS, who are only four mil
lions, on the other hand, arrive at the
conclusion that he shall be, and under
some mysterious impulse select Prince
Charles of IIohenzollern. That gentle
MN, more spirited than our own Prince
under similar circumstances, laughs at
the Conference, crosses Austria in dis
guise with a carpet bag, and is to-day
Sovereign of the Prinejp Aities. Sup
posing Conference not executive, he
would have triumphed in the teeth OF its
decision but it is executive, and 10! we
have the possibility Of war in It's worst
form-a Turkish army entering WaIIa-
CHA and pillaging till the Rouman hatred
of the Turks will rise from an instinct
into a passion, and a Russian army enter
ing MoIdavia, perhaps only to be driven
out bv another Crimean war. Conference
in this case, has just produced by its w
decree the very situation which 1t strove
TO prevent, the usual result of that form
Of solemn chatter. If Prussia wants
peace, let her give up H9lstein if Aus
tria, let her surrender Venetia; if Italy,
let her disarm; If Napoleon, let him an
nounce which is his side but if none of
them is willing to make the sacrifice war
is still inevitable, and a discussion of dl-
pIomatists can produce no such willing
ness.
, 1866-06-19
AUCTION.

NT request of the Government as
III mortgage and Ievyholder for
the State Treasury will be put up
to sale at three public auctions con
formable to the PIacard of 22nd
April 1917, the
, 1866-06-19

FTER Begjering af Gouverne-
e mentet som Pante- og Udlags-
haver paa Statskassens Negne vii
bIive opraabt til SaIg we'd 3 oflent-
lige Auctioner oyercensstcmmcdc
med Pl. 22de April 1917,
, 1866-06-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-04-21

DISTRICT CouRr-T The March Term Of the Dis
trict Court-Hon w. Sexton, Judge-has been ad-
journed for the past two weeks. The following
cases, however, are set for trial during the week
ending April 2sth, as follows: Hickock v. Levin,
Thursday. April Goth; Leonard v. Taylor. Saturday
April 2sth: Jacob Smith Ivan Norden. Admins
TRAITOR, Wednesday, April 25th. Court meets on
Wednesday. April 25th. The following cases are
set for the week ending May 5th: Jackson '. Fair
banks ct. al, Monday, April 80; Adkins '. Deeds,
Tuesday, May lst; Schumacher e. Friesleben,
Tuesday May l; W. James ct. al. v. ". Gregory,
Thursday, May Sd.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-04-21

FIsrIcuFF.-For the first time in six months, the
quiet OF our streets was disturbed Friday night
last, by TIVE Gaelic gentlemen. It was a small
edition of the French in Mexico, without any in
terventon on the part Of America until the catas-
trophe arrived in the shape of Constable, hungry
for fee. who carried the bellgerents before Jus
tce Dick, who found that each one had damaged
the peace and dignity Of the People of the State OF
California to the amount tl0. Time-from the
striking Of the first blow to the payment Of the
money into Court 9:l.{.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-04-21

ODD FELLOWS CELBRArIoN.-We acknowledge
the receipt Of complimentary ticket and cordial
invitation to attend the Odd Fellows celebration
be held at Marysvle the 26th instant. 1t is the
occasion of the forty seventh anniversary Of the
foundation Of the order in America. and the dem
onstraton will be as imposing, grand and varied as
is possible to make it, and no people know better
how to do it than those of Marysviie. There will
be procession, under the direction Of E. Hamil-
ton, Esq, Marshal Of the Day; exercises at the
Theatre. consisting of Grafton by Col. C. V D.
Hubbard poem. by DR.. C. A. Hathwell singing
by the assembly and music by the Marysville
Brass Band. collation. will be served up at the
Pavilion, and in the evening grand Ball will be
given at the Theatre. floor being arranged espe.
cally for the occasion. The varied exercises will
also be under the direction of the Marshal Of the
day, and-but it is not proper to say what they
will be here. Those in attendance who are in good
stanging at the close Of the exercises will see
OF course. We shall attend-takng the regular
mail train in advance Of the special train that will
carry down the Oroville Odd Fellows-as We do not
wish to ride the goat when we ride in the cars. A
cool head and steady hand will be necessary to
us in the start If We expect to withstand the as
saults Of our Marysville friends. Oroville must
never surrender. Her motto on that day shall be
that OF Imperial Caesar similar occasion
Z" ZINE rira. roce,'
The weekly Butte record., 1866-04-21

CHINESE THIEF CAuGur.-To vary the dull mo-
notony and common place business of chicken
stealing, a noble Celestial, whose offspring under
our generous laws, might 60 to Congress, or be-
come President Of the United States. undertook to
walk out Of Freislebens store with pair OF pants
that he had neither paid nor bargaincd for. He
WAS caught in the act, aad taken before Justice
Strauss who ordered him to pungls eighty dollars.
or 60 to Jail for forty days As he could only make
lone dollar hap,'a day BY staying out Of Jail, be
became > boarler At the expense Of the county.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-04-21

Bo,Rp OF SUrERvISoRS.-A special meeting Of
the Beard of Supervisors was held on Thursday to
attend 10 certain business connected with the spe-
cs road law, passed at the late session of the
Legislature. The result Of their laborS will be
found in our advertising columns, calling for sealed
proposals concerning the construction and main
flamenco of wagon road from Oroville to the nor
thern boundary line of the county. Those iater-
esied in contracts and desire the success of pTac-
tica wagon route to the northern territories, will,
probably, find the present opportunity favorable
one Tor business. Additional Importance and sig
niiicsnce is given to this undertaking by the mail
lettings now being made by the postal department.
reference to which viii be found elsewhere in our
columns There is every prospect for encourage
men; and hope concerning this route and we trust
the Commissioners will tolerate no worthless con-
tractors or sham Improvements. Let their opera
tions mean business, aud the Improvements be of a
permanent character. that the advantages Of the
route NAV be ful V demonstrated
The weekly Butte record., 1866-04-21

ANOTHER OH RESIDENT GorSG.-H. B. Hunt,
Esq, an old reside.t Of 0roville. and late County
Treasurer, has connected himself with the house
of l.. Powers Co.. wholss lie dealers in wines and
liquors in Sacramento, and will leave in few days
to assume his new business relations. Mr.. Hunt
was one of the pioneers of Oroville, and We wish
him success in his new location.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-04-21

NEw BANNING FIRM.--AttentiOn is called TO the
advertisement of the Banking firm of Me>srs.
Rideout L Smith. who succeed Faulkner X Co. in
.he banking business of Orovie. Their long eN-
perience and connection with houses below, will
enable them 10 supply the wants OF the business
community in this line. We wish the new house an
abundant success. Mr.. Faulkner. who has 50 long
presided over the banking and gold dust business
of eresille has became fascinated with the sage
brush country, and viii brave the washoe zephyrs
during the coming summer. experimenting the
manufacture of silver brick on the Sheba Ledge
The very eNoelen; mill this ledge is in complete
running order. and some four or five hundred tons
of rock now out in readiness to he crushed and
the mill will be started as soon as Mr.. Faulkner
shall arrive on the enchanted premises. May sue
cess attend him.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-04-21
Card Of Thanks.

For their many acts OF kindness, care and a tie n
ton, and for their sympathy aud coincidence tend
cred under the affecting dispensation of an all
wise Providence, which removed the wife and child
of Mr.. John Greenfield from the scene Of earthly
usefulness, leaving husband and family Of little
ones to mourn the irreparbale loss of devoted
wife and mother, he would tender to numerous
friends and acquaintance, his heartfelt thanks.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-04-21

The FIGURING MILL.-Perkns and Brooks are
great energy. A large force of hands are employed
erecting massive rimbers upon solid foundations.
The boilers have arrived and the Engine viii be up
in . few days. 1t is their intention to have the
mill in running order in season for the incoming
crop Of our farmers. and the energy now displayed
promises a still earlier completion Of the work.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-04-21

WAGON ROAD TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is
to be made to the Board of Supervisors at their
May Term. to locate and establish public road
from 0roville TO Wyandoite, crossing Wyman'
Raviue near Seely's Ranch. A good road at little
expense can be obtained on this route, TO the i'm
portan, mining and farming township of Wyan.
dotte, thus giving our neighbors chance to bring
their WOOD and the products of their dairies and
farsiS to our market
The weekly Butte record., 1866-04-21

FoK IDAHo-The semi-monthly stern wheel
packet boat that is to do the carrying trade between
China and Red Blud, recently left "full equipments
At the Chico landing, for . forty mule pack train.
which will start in few days for the Northern
country
The weekly Butte record., 1866-04-21

MILITARY TAx.-Tbe military poll tax having
been abolished by the late Legislature, those who
have paid such tax for the present year, are So
posed to be entitled to draw game, on the Col
lector for the amount thus advanced. Cinnamon
will please observe their new civil rights in this
respect. i Cary y, Senor John.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-04-21

Rock CRKrk.-A corfespandeat writing from
Rock Greek, in this coanty. under date Of April
Is, 1856 ys:.-The several mining claims u
Rock Greek and Little Kimshe~ are all in full
blast-scme of them running night and aay-the
melting Of the snow supplying plenty Of water for
al purposes Owing 70 the late heavy rains, the
spring mining season will be short one bat those
who have braved out the stormy winter have no
cause for complaint or regret, FOX with . few ex-
ceptions, there was . good hydraulic pipe head
of water in most Of the ravines all winter. The
is fast disappearing. Pack trains are able to
get in. Vegetation and insect life are awakening
from their long dreary winters sleep. and the rob
ins-the best mountain songsters We have-are
caroling forth their cheerful lays. the last thing
at night and at peep O. day in the morn. If the
Legislature Of Thousand Appropriations. tthat
is the right name for them,) had not adjourned,
would ask them to give . tri6e 70 build bridge
across Rock Creek. Why should good old Butte
county be LEFT out in the cold II the county can
get no appropriations for railroads, or wagon roads,
let US go in for bridges. Small favoEs thankfully
received, and larger ones in proportion We
trust our correspondent will continue his efforts to
furnish our readers with items of alimportance,
and that, while doing that, he may strike pocket
in the crevce Of 4 rock containing 50 much gold
that it will be necessary for him TO ash ouf assist
ance in bringing it down. Our correspondent says
nothing about mountain trout in Rock Greek. We
suppose it is little early in the season yet. But
they must be very delightful.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-04-21

HAr-There have been few seasons in Califor.
mia so favorable for the production Of hay, the
present one. The whole country is . meadow. and
any amount Of hay can Be had for The cutting and
curing Of the grass.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-04-21

on Montgomery street, are turning ont this article
in very ingenious styles. Ihsy invite attention 70
the productions of their shop, and the quality Of
their bread etc.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-04-21

NEW POSr MAsTER.-Recent telegraph news
announces the confirmation by the Senate, Of John
Lyte, ESQ.,, Post Master at Oroville, vice II. p.
Downer. The change seems to have been unexpet-
ed, at the present time by all parties.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-04-21

Business LIKE-The appearance Of several four
six and eight mule teams. attached TO heavy freight
wagons is suggestive Of ba>iness, and of the wants
of those who are delving in the mountains for the
precious metals.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-04-21
MARIE d.

In Oroville. April 10th. at the Union Hotel. by
Hon. ". S. Stafford. Jerome G. McTntre to Lucy J.
Fergus. All Of Butte county.
At Mooretown. April 18th. BY David Lewis. Esq,
Mr. Jethro N Swain to Miss Fanny E. Troughton.
all Of Butte county. No cards.
At Tetherington / Co.'S Ranch. April l. by C. E.
Alvord. Esq. Mr.. George Iybarger to Miss Lucy
Broadwell, both Of Honey Lake Valley.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-04-21

COUNTY Board OF EN ENAMlNATIoN.-This body
will meet at the School House in Chico township
On Saturday May 18th. These desiring certificates
as teachers and others inerestedin the operations
OF til e Board, should take notice and govern them
selves accordingly.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-04-21

PERsoSAL.-Hon. r. c. Gaskill, Postal agent for
the Pacific Coast. passed through town On his way
to the Bay, on Thursday evening.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-04-21

SCARCITY OF HorsEs--The demand for dwelling
houses far exceeds the supply. This is ahealthy
sign. We hope II will cause the building OF many
rew ones in cur city the coming season.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-04-21

THE OTHER SIpE.-Having last week published
a letter, from one Henry Allen, rejecting some
what on the ritter of the following we give it an
insertion, as an act Of Justice to bob Ridley
Having thus done what we to place them both
properly before the public, they will please under
sland that they must furnish something of local
general snterest TO the public. if they expect to
figure further in the columns of the RECORD
MR. EDITOR: l was the principal witness against
one II. Allen, who was brought before John Dick,
Esq, charged with having made assault upon
Chlnawoman with an attempt to rob. He was
tried by jury of the most respectable men in Oro-
vile, found guilty in less than ten minutes after
they retired. and sentenced by the Justice to one
hundred days in the county Jail. These facts show
the opinions both of the Jury and the Justice
Every man that jury has known me from tie n to
twelve years, and whether they consider ME a
man of veracity or not, may be judged By the re-
suit. The attempt of Allen to inure my character,
will have no effect among those who know me or
him. He sent to the Penitentiary from Trinity
county for highway robbery and was one Of Gov
ernor Lows subjects OF elenency in january last,
as is well known to persons in this town, and to
Mr.. Casad, Esq of Mary Having thus been
LET Loose again upon society, he is ready to recon
mence the practice OF his former vocation. He
says he was sent here as detective. There is no
doubt he was in disguise; had not such been the
fact, he would have been dressed in State Priso
convict's suit. If he had been sent here "a de-
tective he would have been furnished with means
to purchase food; as it was, he was under the nec
essty of begging two bits every time he felt the
demands of appetite. In conclusion, Mr.. Editor,
a man who will attempt to rob and murder Chi
nsworaan for three four finger rings. worth less
ten dollars, would not hesitate to commit the same
offences upon white woman for the paitry sum Of
twenty dollars, should he find one alone and unpro-
;ected. 1t is no wonder that men and stages are
robbed daily. when such rogues and scoundrels arc
turned loose, from mistaken motives Of humanity.
to prey upon the community. B. r. CoArBs.