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New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
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aher barren DESERT PHALoSs SIGHTBLooMNG cE
BEUs the Of gnny tastes and refined insnc when
y any accident hs has time to tie ordinary extract,
hr thr hnniLrrLlnf
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
Haviland, Churchman Il England,

receiving from factory In France riehy decorated
DINNER, TEA AND TOILET SETS, VASES, &C
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Sewing-Ma Machines.

SeWinH- MachInes.
Positively place city you 6ud all kinds o,
NEW sEwINGMAcHINRS At msnueurers price,. and where
can exchange any within thirty da or other Machine.
without charge, Il not satisfied
sIBLBY STOOPS
6i3 Broadway.
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New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
Read. Rcnd.! Read!!.

Written b. H. WEBB Illustrated by BTuSGE engraved by DAVIS
sPEE, printed by JonS A. GHAr GREEN, and published by
CARLETON The author takes special pride and pleasure in calling the
popular attention TO H.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
6pftial Noiites.
Like "a fragrant Onsis,

Like a Fragrant Onris,
s0er et ofs barren desert PHALoYs NIGHT BLOOMING CT
REUs seems to the man Of gunny and refined nsu when
By any seden, hs has been restricted ordinary extract,
for he handkerchief
Hayinnd, ChHrehmnn Il England
OLD STAND. 40 ~ JoHS-sT.. NEw-roRK
FRENCH CHINA.
We ar, receiving from factory France richly decorated
DINNER, TEA AND TOILET SETS, VASES, &c.
Read! Rcnd.! Read!!:
LIFFITH LAEK.
coMrAyIoN TO GRIFFITH GAUYT"
Written By H. WEBB Illustrated by BTrSaE engraved by DAVIS
sPEE printed by JouS A. GRAr GIEKS, and published by
CARLETON The author takes special pride and pleasure in calling the
popular attention to IT,
OBSERVE THE OPINIONS OF VARIOUS PERSONS
perhaps thing the kind whtten"C H. Webb
"Te Illustrations m attention The author has in
deed made his marx - Sol Eytinge j.
"he erpress forcby does the drawing Of
designs impress very yoraby but about the engraving Of tie
latter there be queston"[J ?. Davis spoeE
"Rare Judgment ece by the author in
Beautifully most beautifully printed and erquisy bOurd"John
A. Gray Green.
a. An Icen thing for those contemplating travel to readespeclJ
the title page."-IGarrson Allen
"The most eloquent and stirring book Of the AGE-neIi to
MASTERPIECE DiriL"-lCharles Reade
81 sincerely hope the book will sell we'll"
q. W. CARLETON, No. 400 Broadway.
Union League No. (siIieenth warl will MONDAY
EVENING O'Clock Al their rooms No 6 Eishheye 10
elect officers for ensuing CiAS. g. SPENCER President
g. NJ. MITCHELL, Secretary.
Young Mems Christlan Association Of the City Of
Newly or.-The Rev r. ROGERS D. D. WILL by request OF The
Association preach young in bis Church Hnhavs corner OF
Twenty frsst TOMORROW EVENING, at u o'clock Young men
cordially invited
Young Mem. Conversational Bible Glass ssp THURS.
EVENING the " the Young Mems CtIsus
Association No ld FhAve. OF Tveutyteconds1 eonuuo'u
by G. n AGSBw NJ. d. Young men are invited
The Rev. Tresham ID. Gregg, DID, Dnbhn hyns r,asa r
which he crossed the deliver IN America aud when
" deliver during the three mouths Of 1896 the sane may " AIN
the Auys Of divine service norninE afternoon and svsn x. sp
s "a nsIi Dsbne steO wdsh ~ bs led to "Aa % @s
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28
PACIFIC MAIL S. S, Comply.
STEAMSHIPS FOR
NEW YORK, JAPAN & CHINA.
Will be dispatched as follows:

MF LEAVE FOLSOM STREET
.l.4<<s .&ll.4<<as Wharf at II O'Clock A. NJ of the following
dates, for PANAMA. connecting. via Panama Railroad
with ore of the Company's splendid steamers from
ASPlNWAIL for New York
On the 10TH 18th and Both of each month that has 40
days.
On the 10TH 10Th and 30th of each month that has 81
days.
When the 10TH 10th and 30th fall on Sunday thev will
leave on Saturday preceding; when the 18th fails on
Sunday, they will leave Monday following
Steamer leaving San Francisco the 10th touches 1t
ManZanillo. AL touch at Acapulco
Departure of 18th 18th with French Trans
atlantic Co.'S steamer for St. Nazaire and Enpsly-
steamer for South America
Departure of 10th connects with English steamer for
Australia, Southampton and South America, and p R.
r. Co. steamer for Central America
The following steamships will be despatched on dz4es
as given below:
Steamers for August.
Aug 19th-sACRAMENTo, Captain ]. NJ. Cayarly, con-
Aug 30-MONTANA. Capt E. s. Farnsworth connect
ing with ARIZONA, Capt. Maury,
Passengers berthed through. Baggage checked thro'
100 pounds allowed each adult
An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine and at
tendance free.
These steamers will positively sail at IL o'clock Pas
sengers are requested to have their baggage on hoard
before 10 O'Clock -
Through tickets for Liverpool by the Cunard ,n,n.n
and National Steamship Lines can be obtained AT Office
of the P. NJ S. S Co, San Francisco. N
:, For Merchandise Freight, apply to Messrs WELLS,
The GREAT REPUBLIC" Capt s. Doane vii, ba
hed SffIEMBEH 3D. at noon, and Will be fol-
te lowed 6y ihes'eamship CHINA Capt Geo H. Brad
pury october 18th, from wharf corner of First and
brannan Streets for Yokhoma and Honkonp Connect
ing at fokohoma with the steamer COSTA RIGA for
Shanghai A' i
For passage and all other information apply at tho
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Office corner of S.c-.r,.n
to and Leidesdorff streets - 49, -,1sA
OLIVER ELDRIDGE, Agent
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28
PROBATE NOTICE.

I'm the Matter of the Estate of James
Il Wasstaf, deceased. II appearing to the Court BY
the petition presented and filed by James Green Ad-
miRisrator Of the Estate Of James Wagsssf deceased
praying for rosr 10 sell real estate that it Is ness
sa-y to sell the whole OF the real pay the debts
outstanding against the deceased. and the debts expen
ses and charges Of the administration:
II Is therefore ordered by the Court that all persons
interested in the said estate appear before The said Pro
bate Court on Monday. the 2lsf day Of October D
1867. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF said DAY. a. the
room of said Probate Court, oroviIle to show cause
If any they have why order should not be granted to
the said Administrator to sell the whole OF the es
tate of said deceased.
And that copy o this order be published at least
four successive weeks in the WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD
newspaper printed and published in Orovie Butte
county.
otfce OF the County Clerk of the county of Butte
IL Moore. County Clerk of the county Of Butte
snd exoo Clerk of the Probate Court in and for said
county. do hereby certify the foregoing be true and
correct copy OF an order duly made and entered upon
the minutes Of said Probate Court
Witness my hand and the Seal of said Probate Court
this a6sh day of September, A 1857.
NS J G MOORE. Clerk,
By aANxs GkExx, Deputy
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

THE LATE STATE FAIR-Many complaints of
extortion have been published by those who were
shallow enough TO be entieed to Sacramento by the
gorgeous handbills, printed at the expense of the
taxpayers of the State, and put forth by salaried
officers of the State Agricultural Society. Some of
the greenhorns paid as high four, six and ten
dollars day for room rent. OF course they did,
if the denizens of Sacramento had chance to
catch them. The whole thing is for the benefit of
the State Poor. who congregated at Suffers
old Fort Those who journeyed down to -Ra5els
Tannery' should feel til ankful that they got back
without the loss of their hair. We knew better
than to go down this season. when the people of
Sacramento had had no legislature there to live on
for over year. We knew they would be worse
than the bed-bugs on Greytown steamer that had
waited two weeks for California passengers. Al
ways attend the State Fair just after the Legisla-
tare has adjourned, when the blood suckers are
"sorter atisfed like
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

HURST Day, Tuesday. October 22d-
u Running Race, mile and repeat. for Jockey Club
purse Of hundred fifty dollars, free for ali three
year oids owned in the Northern Agricultural District
except the Atchison colt.
SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23D 1867
Trotng Race mile and repeat for Jockey Club purse
two hundred dollars free for all horses owned in the
Northern Agricultural District that never trotted mile
inside of $50
Also, same day running of SIX hundred Yards
for purse of fifty dollars. free for all horses.
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 24TH, 1867
Running Race, best three five for Jockey Club purse
OF one hundred and fifty dollars free for all four year
olds and under, owned in the Northern Agricultural
District.
FOURTH DAY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18th 1857
Irotng Race best three in FIVE for purse of hundred
dred dollars, free all horses in the Northern Agricultural
District except Jim Barton and Bobby Burns
Also. same day Saddle Horse Main. for purse of $40
free for all saddle horses.
FIFTH DAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER a6TH RUN
ming Race. two mile heats best in three for purse
Of two hundred and fifty dollars open for all horses IN
the State.
Also same day Sack Race. Of twenty yards for purse
Of ten dollars.
Entrance to the above races fifteen per cent except
IN the Sack Race, and Saddle Horse Main which are
free.
The above races will be run strictly 70 rule Three
to enter and two 10 start for each Of the purses.
Entrance 10 track so cents Members of the Club
free By order OF the Club
GEO. H. CRoSETTE, Secretary,
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

INDIAN ATTACK AT SURPRISE VAALEY.-Last
week, says the Pluruas National, of September
2lst a band of Indians attacked the white settlers
in Surprise Valley killing several of the inhabit-
ants. and driving off a lot of stock. messenger
was despatched TO Fort Churchill fer cavalry
force to pursue the Indians.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

GENERAL BgAUREGARp has organized the
Electrical Brake Company of America 1t is
claimed that a railway train running forty.four
miles an hour can be stopped by electricity within
fifty to one hundred yards.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

The Arizona Miner says: s'lt is said that the
adjoining State OF Sonora has population of seven
or eight women fer each man. What fearful re-
State
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

AN eagle, weighing s. pounds and measuring II
feet from Zip to tip, was lately captured in Mendo-
cino county.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

RATHER HoPEFUL-The Santa Clara Ne,rs is
confident San Jose will yet be declared by the
Courts the Capitol of California. and advises par
ties who have real estate for sae.to hold on to it..
That paper is publishing general review of the
action of the Legislature on the capitol removal
question.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

COPPER 0RE.-The Cosmopolitan Company, at
Genesee Valley, Plumas county. are taking some
very fine ore from their main shaft. The company
are also at work running the main tunnel to strike
the ledge. Mr.. Chapman, the owner of the Gene
see Smelling works intends to burn large quanti-
ty of coal within the next few months so as to be
able TO commence smelling the ore.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

ARIzoNA.-oa the Sth of September, the terrific
rial Legislature organized at Prescott by the cleo
ton Of o. D. Sass. for President of the Council.
and 0. Lindsay, Speaker of the House.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

THERE are in California 81 0e4 children between
five and fifteen years of age. and the State School
Fund for lS6 Z. will amount to s2SS.s7o sS-beiuc
S. % for each child.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

e DUMAS, the younger, will deliver sixty lectures
i in the United States at $50 each.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

Tbs Swiss army will have $4,000 hreec h-loaders
OF the best patent, BY January Of next year.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

An amasing item in the Louisville census is so.
600 cats of the Thomas gender.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

AN exchange says that Old Maid Convention
is TO be held at Little Rock, Arkansas, Ito gain
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

FLOUR in San Francisco ranges from IS so to
S. IS. Wheat 81 s1s to So 100.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

GExEkAL RosscRAxs AND THE BATTLE OF
STONE RIvER--The following appears in the San
Francisco AHa of September 18th:
1t seems desirable that statements detracting
rom the true lasser of the nations military
schies ements in the late '.hrtie aHpleasantness
should not De accepted history. Swinton in his
Twelve Decisive Battles. SAYS the rebels had
about 80 coo men in the battle of Stone River
l. know that We took prisoners from lS2 resi-
ments OF infantry, IL battsiions OF sharpshoerers
Is batteries OF artillery. - regiments of cavalry,
and "a cavalry commands less than regiments BY
any reasonable computation of the strength OF
these ORGANIZATIONS. can they aggregate o1iy S5,-
900 men. Try it.
p General Brsgg-s official report. published in
the newspapers, gives his loss in that battle IS Il
/ 700 men hors de combat. If he lost as large per
eentage as We did-say twenty per cent of his
eommand-he must have had five times l4.7o0 or
I IS 500.
g. General Bragg's official map of that battle
represents his line considerably overlapping ours
on both hanks. and yet be gives US all the ground
We really occupied. and about one division mere.
We had about 4S coo men in that battle.
Is 1t credible that any General, much less General
Bragg would have attempted to cover all our line,
the imaginary overpfas. and several hundred yards
beyond on each flank. with 35 COO men Even a
military report woald fail to make me believe it.
Ny official report estimates the rebel force a.
about 50 600.
! Please call public attention to the foregoing in
( your Journal, and oblige your friend.
VS. RosECRANs.
/ Nor DEaoCRATIc.-"Eith the States are sove-
reign or they are not The Democracy contend
that they are, and that this sovereignty
! be divided than mans heart be halved and he
still live. This sovereignty is the great heart of
the state and the Democracy will never consent TO
its being rendered pulseless Let the challenge be
peremptory to all aspirauis for Senatorial honors
On what side, Benzonian? Speak or die lfnot
I for State Supremacy, avaunt .'-Butte County
! Press, Sept. 2+th.
Resolred, That the Government of the United
States is the paramount Government of the country
and that the allegiance due from the citizens to such
Government is binding and perpetual obligation,
to be observed with fidelity and good faith--Demo-
cratic Slate Platform.
/ How is that. Ben-zonian Don't you know the
Democratic platform nor Shakespeare
''Secessionists care nothin ng for John Biger's
hate, but they will have care that he does not
| get their votes for United tates Scnator.-PTsss.
FINALLY. AN NOT A SECESSIONIST %.
p. Fn-serdid.
There it goes, again, Ben zonan. Stop Fi:zger-
aids mouth. or your conscientious scrupes and
honestly entertained opinions will compel you to
vote for SWEET
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28
DRY GOODS.
LOOK HERE. LOOK nERE!,

LOOK HERE. LOOK nERE!l
GREAT REDUCTION!
OPENING OF SPRING TRADE
Clothing and Dry Goods for the Million:
q. MARKS & CO.,
a RE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
n the inhabitants Of oroyiile and surrounding
Try with everything appersairing TO Frst Class Dry
Goods and Clothing Store.
FRENCH CALICO,
Fifteen twenty TWENTY-FIVE and thirty cents per yard
B.eached and Unheached Muslins,
Cheaper than ever.
Black and Colcred Silks,
Figured Linens
Scotch and Domestic Ginghams,
Linen LAWNS
Silk and Wool Barege.
Striped and Plain Nainsook,
Table Cloths of all kinds,
Irish and French Linens
Towels and Napkins
Furniture Prints.
Curtain Damasks
Floor and Table Oil Cloth
Carpets, French Corsets,
IAces. B1gle Trimmings
Dress Buttons.
And large variety of Notions.
LADIES' HOOP SKIRTS.
/ From 81 IS to ss o.
We also in receipt of fine stock of Gents and
Boys Clothing, which defy competition. The larg-
est cheapest and best selected introduced in this
place Come and judge for yourself intend to
convince everybody that We are NO HUMBUGS, and
sell cheaper than other house.
We also want TO dispose of 5000 pair of Boots and
Shoes at cost account of decline in the market
The trade of the country dealers solicited as they
can save from Is TO 20 per cent by laying their cash
with us, on a fair business principle.
Ladies and Chdrens Elastic Caters so cents per pair
b. MARKS & CO,
Opposite St Nicholas Hotel Montgomery st. Oroville
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28
oRovlLLE WATER WORKS.

LNROM and after August Ist, 1867. all
II MONEYS arising from the sale of water are due and
payable the 1st Of each month advance and
be paid prior to the 5th of each month or the water
VIII be shut on. CIV GARRI0TT
orcviue August Isl. 1861 n4-d
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

At Newturg, Cuyahoga County. Ohio, September Sth
1867 William Callow, aged sc
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28
MARRIED..
DIED.

AT Bidwell Bar. September 22d, by Rev. Josiah Ba
Mr. Jehu Hida to Mrs. Mary Jane Lamp.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28

hmee at Union Hotel, Uroville. Claim.
- ants who wish to acquire perfect titles to their
mines VIII De furnished with all the information neces
sary for that purpose W on neee~
Aiinaoons made on mines and other property and
renabie reports furnished Address thruob post cee
or Express T n p11uso pS1If1e roet omco
NpSoo Deputy Surveyor OroyiI]e
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-28
SALOONS.

BANK EXCHANGE.
Corner of Montgomery and Myers streess' orovins
A TTENTION OF THE PUBLIC IS RE-
~ spectfsly called to the above first class Salosn
where Lager Beer viii be sold At TWENTY-FIVE CT
PER QUART Also,
First Quality Of Liquors,
OF al kinds are always kept constantly on hand
Also,
THE BEST ARTICLE OF LAGER BEER,
From the oroville Brewery.
This cellar Saloon is the mos; pleasant retreat in hot
days, and has the most extensive sccornoda-
tons In connection with il is
A Splendid Shooting Gallery,
For Sportsnen. The public have the tQaeks 81 the
Propreors for their liberal pstrauae heretofore and
continuance of the same is solicited.
L W HOOPS
March 3oth 1867. wN SCHNEIDER.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-15

eiFedt tas they aafes:fsqairad bylaw to obey and
cxecatel8fits warfa or other process. issued
byieiyi slatrates SAnd aayfesistanRcaSS+ rs taor
;disobediencesof the lawful orders Of authority
s6t the Provost Marshal General shall subject
the offender to trial by Military Commission,
and, upon conviction, to removal from Office
and punishment' by fine and imprisonment. :
VII. Duplicates of the reports required by
the provisions Of paragraphs II, III, and V
Of this order, tolbe made BY local officers to tho
Provost Marshal General, will at the same
time bo sent to the proper Post Commander.
VIII The performancesof the duties en-
joined by this order will not be construed to
relieve civil officers from the discharge of any
Of tite duties now required of them by the laws
Of tho local Provisional Governments. Aud
any ciyil officer who shall refuse or neglect to
perform promptly tho duties herein required of
him, or who shall make any false return or re-
port of the matters herein prescribed, shall pc
dismissed from his Office, and be subject to
trial by Military Commission for misdemeanor.
TX. Shcrihs, .Constablcs and other officers,
whose official .cnioluments nro confined to costs
and fees, shall be allowed for services per-
formed under the orders of tho Provost Mar
shall General tho same costs and fees, to be
paid iii the same manner, as is provided by tho
laws of the local provisional. governments for
like service Under those laws.
s.. X. All persons in this Military District,
who may know of any. threatened breach of
the peace, or of.thc commission Of any crime
or offence arc requested to make complaint
thereof at once to the Chief of Police. or Mar
shal, of the city or town; or if the erinic or
disorder shall be committed without the limits
ofany city or town. to a Magistrate or the
Sheriff of the county or district; and if prompt
action shall not be taken by the officer to
whom the matter shall be reported, such per-
SONS arc requested to report all the facts to the
Post Commander and to tho Provost Marshal
General. = ~, .an
XI. Imprisonment for default in payment
of costs, fees or charges of court, attorneys or
public officers, shall'not exceed thirty days
BY command of Maj. Gen. D. T. Slck1Es
j. W.CLOUS,.
4" Captain Ssth US. Infantry,
. '~.'" Aidcde.C Camp, and a. A, "A. G..
Official; .: ~ GCLvvvs; Capt oSth Inft A.
DC. and A. 4. a. G. >''..
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-15
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, /
Orangeburg District i
Citation
BY p. A, MGAfICHAEI. 4

BY p: A. McalIcHAEL, Esq, Ordinary. = s
to to grant her Letters Of Administrator III lie
Estate and Effects Of Henry Ellis, Attorney at Law
deceased. -
These are therefore I'd cite and ninonish a1i and
singular tho Kindred and Creditors of the said
Henry Ellis, deocnsed; that they be and appear.
before mo in the Court of Ordinary, to be- held
ut Orangeburg C. II. the 25th day Of juno
next, after publication hereof, ut IL o'clock in the
forenoon, to shcw cause II any they hay e. why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 11th day of June Annoi
Domini 1867. .t,, PA; NosiICHAEL,
| june I5-2t .t. - o. o. d.