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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-18
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-18

NEW CIGAR STORE

a. slR.NrOkD,
YNvlfR rae PUBLIC TO CALL AZ TUE
i ssw 0seetsss who's saythisG Y me ss"S.
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WILLIAM +. UPTON.
PROFESSOR or
Botanical, Horticultural, Land
scaps and Ornamental
GARDENING

TN The ABOVE BRANCHES OF GARD
j enng Mr. Upton 10 not excelIed BY any one
ID the United States, - he has visited al the
nsss prominest gardess in Europe and through
Tie ci6iss Of Asia end Africa. and therefore has
bad opportunities for observation and study
possessed By bat few. Ne hes permanently loe6-
Ted in Davenport, and efFers his professional SER
vices 70 ses people q this vicnisy and q hissen
years q sheessticei asA psasticsl stady Of the
set ere cav resommesdation. trusts to receive .
fair share Of patronage.
L Leave orders at Jones 3 Wocdward's, lis
vedy Seseet, Or q McNair 1 Jordan's.
unch0.A1m
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A UNIVERSAL DluuH4 PILL
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-18
RAILR DADS.

Chicago, Rsck Island ! Pacific
RAILROAD.
1867. Winter Arrangement. 1861.
Trains run By Chicago time which 10 twelve min
utes fsster than Dsvenposs time.
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wessrs ssae. Go. z Ss.ess. for I'll points wsss
Sleeping Ceeshss = ~ Wight sraiaa. Through
eipei Eeetsrn Cities snd Towns.
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A. k..A1., Asst. sups. Iowa Dsvissss.
H. H. H..ls. As's. Davsspsss.
navaasasA Feb 4 1861.
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FURUITURE

FUR0lTUBE
OF svssy AseaipsisA. Paelse Ussts, Chsmber
Sests, UpheIstsred Goods Of ell kisds, sad On
endless sasissy Of eeo0so furniture, I'll Of my
ssesss, corner Of Perry.
feb SS-du DANIEL GOULD.
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Private Consultations.

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-18
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HARRISON E. ROlFF,
L.nyNrD .AGEJNeTE.

OsyIcn 20 Dooa SouvH o. Finss NAnoGAi BASE
NAM SSauoY
TYAvE FOR SALE - IMPROVED FARMS
II u Ncost and sdjolnisg oounties. Wild
iosd and City property Of Ill kisds.
Will attend 10 al business psstsinise 70 ehs
naal EeAste. decis-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-18

VgoRRE wYNAS, a. Y. NORTH.
JOIN NcB.SE JOSH s0AN,
OF 81. Louis, , Vickeburg.
GEO. MAN & CO..
ascncrnl Gomsmlssi0n and For.
war din. Merchants.
Office No. City buildings, ST. LOUIS. MO
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FL. WALLACE 4 CO..
Sole Prspsietors. Nsaehester. n. y.
SOLD AT WHOLESALE By
ounNnAN0S - VAN oCnAAck.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
10 Laaco Oerooss CHICAGO.
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The NJ Pleasant people are gvine to
build large baptist church eoetisg $780,.
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xAsussrsa. March ~. 1ees.
Nsssrs. r. L. WALLACE Co Il en- veil -.
eeoisted with ssvsssl Of the ieediae eistssos =
I'M cjty who Aave used scur Hair Rese0eostso
6 nericct sssisfaction. have also uss4-tt ~.
~. eal can cheerfuly recsn0snd u - betae
~ bess article in maskVt.
n. R. CaAnsuualB,
Cisy TsslDuese.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16
LOCAL NEWS.

CEMENT MILL.-Cspt. Darrach and several other
gentlemen, have erected mill for the purpose Of
working the cement. thousands of acres of which
is found in this vicinity. The mill has been erected
along side Of the mill at the upper end of town
for the purpose of making use of the steam power
nov unemployed by the mill. The mode adopted
for working this cement is known as the barrel
process, and the arrangements now being erected
consists Of two large boiler iron barrels capable Of
holding some fifteen hundred pounds Of cement
each After being charged, they are given sudden
rotary motion for few minutes, after which steam
Is let in to the cylinder which causes the cement to
dissolve, and it is then dumped into huge rocker,
and washed over galvanized iron and copper. The
process is simple and rapid. The cement TO be
worked has been tested BY hand process with salts
factory results The erection Of the works on their
present site is but temporary II the Gem ent shall
be found to pay they will be removed to the bed of
cement and the hauling will be thus saved. Should
this prove successful, there is cemsnt enough in
this vicinity to run hundred mills for the next
century.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16
For the Record.
"The World owes me a Living"

1t does-ha I thought you owed everybody
within your reach. and yet you have the efrontery
to say that the world owes you living. In my es-
timaton your assertion is perfect paradox. Out
upon such logic Don't be too fast, my friend -
Go slow don't lose your sefpossession don't get
excited, and will prove what l say to be true. 1t
is true that the living toling millions of men and
women on the face of the earth are q part Of the
earth. but do not mean them but mean the
world itself-ths great round globe we inhabit-I
have promissory note on it, given to me by God
himself and it is TO be paid under certain condi
tons. have also deed of gift Chat will pass
muster in any court of equry) by the same great
Firm. of everything in the earth of all the beasts
OF the field of the fishes in the sea of all the birds
Of the sir-at least, my dividend of them.
Thi world is solvent (; it is rich : it has vast un-
c,untei millions of treasure stored away in its
rock-ribbed safes, ready to come out with specie
mand on its vaults with my electrified tools Il has
no capacity TO divide and suh-diviie, giving every
man his proper dividend but it tacitly says to
all : come and fill your sacks-I am nexhaustible
!, has immense quantities of grain fruits and wines
sweet as the nectar that Jupiter sips" enveloped
in its prolific soil. and all am required to do 10
get my part is, to so and collect it but if sit idly
in some obscure place, without any exertion to get
just rights, of course will fail to get them.
must go and throw some seeds into that productive
soil, and stir it up TO of its obligations to
me, saying pay me what thou owest," and it will
yield forth ''some thirty. some sixty, and some
hundred fod.''
The world also owes me fine clothes-yes. raiment
as beautiful as that which decorated Solomon in ali
his glory. and An going to have them. That's
what's the matter" l have been cheated long
enough ont of my birhright for poor pitifal mess
of pottase. am going to make formal demaDd
for all that's coming to me- arrearages and all and
III make thst demand with these strong arms and
this godke intellect with which the Creator has
endowed me. tell you. sir. this waiting for some
thing to turn up is played out" Go to work and
turn up things yourself; turn up boulders, turn up
the soil. and you'll soon get turnups (turnips)
| enough, take my word for it.
And another thing: The world owes me wife,
and an going TO have her, CT kick up . big row.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

In the matter OF the petition Of j. R. Bennett and
Others to locate and straighten the Orosile and
Shasta road. between the Arroyo Chico Rancho and
Tehana county line-report of viewers recommIt-
ted with instructions to report on the 30th day OF
December, 1857 In the matter of the petition OF
VIM. Sharkey and others. for public road in Chico
township-report of reviewers filed. and the 3oth
day of December 1867, set for acting on the same.
The reports Of the following named Road Overseers
and Tax Collectors. were approved and placed on
file. p. D. Hosley, District No. l, Hamilton Town
shid: ]. n. Wilson, Wyandotte Township; D. B.
Coleman, District No. 2, Kimshew Township; Russ
Johnson Bidwell Township; W. S. Green. district
No. L. Kimshew Township. The following named
persons were appointed Road Overseers and Tax
Collectors: Russ. johnson, Bidwell Township; W.
S. Green District MOL, Kimshew Township; D. B.
Coleman, district No. 2, Kimshew Township; ]. n.
Wilson, Wyandotte Township; VIM. Mullen, Con
Cow Township; James Foster, Ophr Township; R.
D. Hosley, District No. /, Hamilton Township;
John Wharton, District No. 2, Hamilton Township.
A road tax of s., on all able bodied men, between
the ages of 2l and so years. was levied for the en-
suing year. The per centage Of road tax Collect
ors was fixed as follows in the several districts:
Ophir and Chico Townships 10 per cent; Hamil
ton, Oregon, Wyandotte and Bidwell townships Is
per cent.
There will be special term of the Board held on
the 2Sth of December, 1867, for the purp of re-
deeming county warrants.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16
DIED.

Near Oroviue, November 5th, 1857. Francis Grant,
aged 81.
At Butte Valley on the 18th instant Adaline wife Of
the the Rev. Randall Hobart aged 60 years.
Mrs. Hobart native of Rutland, Vermont. where
the earlier years Of her life SPENT she erated
to Michigan in 1885, and in 1853, Joined her husband
(who had preceded her here in 49, at Bidwe Bar in
this county. Hers what might be called almost
constant pioneer life. and gave an opportunity for the
cultivation and exercise Of those anable qualities and
Christian virtues which marked her pilgrimage here
Amid the earlier in the settlements of Michigan
and later period amid the wilder and mere exciting
Of California, weary emigrant left her
door without assistance and encouragement with
out nvoking blessings upon the pure Christian benev
oence that actuated her whole life Many will weep at
her loss and remember her virtues with gratitude and
blessings. The partner of her life has numbered
y his three years and en and has the heartfelt
sympathy of the entire community in the sad affection
that has removed the amiabe companion of his decn-
ing years from him. and from community that knew
her but to praise.
In oroville November 18th, 1867, Hattie A. infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs H Downer aged II months
and days.
Funeral will take place at the residence Of the family
to-day. Saturday. at ten O'Clock A NJ. Friends and
acquaintance invited to attend.
At Oregon Creek October 2sth John Beckey native
of Scotland, aged 63 years and months.
In Bangor. Butte county. October 3oth, Henrietta,
daughter of the late Henry and Mary Robinson, aged
years, month and y days,
At Enterprise Butte county October 3oth, of
sumption, Susannah, wife of John Watson, aged 43
years, months and days.
The subject of this notice was native Of Durham
county, England, and discharged the duties of life in
all relations with fortitude worthy of imitation, and
exhibited Christian patience and hope in the long su
fering incident TO the fatal but aerng disease that
consigned her body to the tomb and her spirit to the
blest abode of the patient and long suffering children
of earth She dutiful daughter, faithful wife,
afectionate mother, and kind and considerate
friend and neighbor She had been resident of Bntte
county for twelve years and enjoyed the universal
TEEN of acquaintances and neighbors. But she has
sank into that rest appointed for ALL and the beloved
form has been consigned to the tomb and her pure
spirit to that abode where pain and never
enter The sadness of the heart only be comforted
by the faith and hope of the Christian.
Mother. dear, we do rejoice
That you free from suffering pain;
BY faith we hear thy gentle voice,
Chant with angels glad refrain COM
respectfully tender my sincere thanks to the people
of Forbsstown Mr.. Armstrong. of the Buffalo Ranch,
and to my friends and fellow citizens of Enterprise and
vicinity their kindly manifestations of coincidence
and sympathy in the hour of affliction.
JOHN WATSON.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

PERsoNAL.-Mr. E. \. Coleman, formerly con-
neted with the press of this State, has been spend
iug few DAYS in town. For several years past he
has been prospecting the quartz veins of this and
the adjoining counties, and by his able and correct
correspondence with the San Francisco press, has
done much TO place that material interest Of this
section of the State prominently before the public.
May his efforts in that direction result in the acca
mutation of fortune for the enjoyment Of his old
age.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

SINKING A SHAFT.-Mr. A. Clark is sinking 8
shaft on the bluff, the Huntoon street road 10
the depot, with the expectation Of doing some sue
cessful mining. He does not purpose pushing it
down TO the bedrock, as that is known 10 lie az
enormous depth, but expects at depth of about
thrty-hve ;eet to strike rich gravel that can be
tunneled out with good profit. That depth viii
carry him below mos: of the tunnels that were for
merlv run into the bluff.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

TIE RAIsIN GRAPE.-We have received from
Rslzemond Parker Esq, Of the Union Hotel Drug
Store, box of elegant raisins, grown in his gar
den near the lower end of town, and put up by
him, for the purpose Of seeing what they would be-
We unhesitstingly pronounce them equal in beauty
favor and size to any imported article This Is
but an evide nee of what every man in Butte conn
ty NAV accomplish, whose residence is capable OF
being beautied and adorned with garden. Mr..
Parker has some fifty bearing vines and will anoth-
er year produce considerable crop of this choice
and useful grape. They require no farther care
than gathering and packing away, and every
ranchman in the county will find it profitable to
produce at least his own supply of this essential
and choice table deicacy.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

THIRTY DAYS RuN.-Mr. Hewett is making
thirty days run with his claim on the bluff, with
volume of twelve hundred inches Of water. ten
hours per day. At the expiration of thirty days
he will institute general clean up, when it is ex-
pcctei that a considerable addition will be made 10
the circulating medium of the State. We hope the
result may be such to induce the putting in OF sew
eral such fumes he is now operating with A
doze n or 1--WE of them aud few mills for work. ns
the paving cement which is abundant il this vicin-
ity will restore Oroville to its former financial i'm
portance.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

FLUME CARRIED AwAY.-We understand that the
late storm carried away the Mohican hnme, at the
foot OF Bloomer Hill, on the North Fork of Feather
river. They had been in their claim but few days
and had found great depth of exceedingly rich
pay dirt. Could the company have had the pleas
ant weather of the past week in which to work
their claim, they would have taken out a vast sum
Of the choicest California Sold dust There is no
business aiiuring, tantallizng and uncertain as
river mining in California. Ten days wonld have
enabled them to realize an immense sum of money
for their summers work. but even that space of
time after drying their claim was not afforded
them.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

TnE OLp RoUrE.-Genersl Woods stages from
oroville to Susauville are now running from Hum
bug TO Susauville via. Mountain Meadows. with q
branch line to Taylorville, Greenvile and Crescent
Mills. The new road from Tayloryille TO Susan
vile is not sufficiently hard TO permit of winter
travel. The General has been doing large busi-
ness in the passenger carrying line. the past season
and is making preparations to furnish additional
facilities for the transportation and convenience Of
passengers.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

TIE LAST CHANCE TO PURCHASE Goons is the pres
en.<ine. FKIssES Is closing out ST cost and below
The rush that has been made this week him. has not
yet broken the immense assortment tbs, he had when
it commenced. Now IS your chance Go and see
FRIEsIEsEN
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

No DurKHKScE-They say that Goods can be bought
1t Frieslehen's cheap they could before the
The consequence that great amount Of rusty money
Is in circulation Those who hsd money buried have
dug up invest in the cheap goods sold At Fssle
bens and good investment it Is st bis present prices
Go and invest.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

have waited long enough for her to Come along.
Ike . good woman. Perhaps she does not know
where to fnd me, and l don't know where to find
her She may be At the intelligence Office. waiting
to be inquired for think will see the intelligence
man, and ask him Il she is at his place. Perhaps
some mulles beaded cuss has appropriated her sf-
fections through mistake. If so, it will be awful
hard on your correspondent. ALP.
Butte Creek Nov. sth, 1867.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

DRY Goops-we call the attention of the public
to the dysrtisement OF B. Marks i Co.. in tod.y's
paper. They have an extensive assortment of well
selected Goods, which they propose to sell at very
reduced and reasonable rates. Give them call.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

PHILIP BERIISyR respectfully calls the attention OF
the public of Butte county his choice Brands Of To
baceo and Cigars wholesale retail procured from
first dealers at jobbing prices and afforded to custom
at small advance upon cost; also is constantly in
the receipt OF fresh Confeteneries which will be sup
Piled to Balls and Parties a reasonable advance upon
nanufac,rers prices. general assortment of Notions
always on hand to which public attention is invited.
Nov 2-1m PHILLIP BERLINER
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

PERsoNAL.-We received 4 call on Wednesday
last, from our former resident of Butte. Colonel
Paci6cus Ord, who was looking as hne and healthy
as of yore. BE has been absent in Europe for some
FIVE six years. He is spending few days at his
ranch on Feather river. We welcome him hack to
Butte. and hope himself and family may long con-
time in the enjoyment Of good health and prosper
~
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

Tue LAroRrE LINg.-Since the completion of
the wagon road from La Porte to Qaincy, Brews-
ters lire of stages have run through from Oroville
10 Quincy via. La Forte. Ii is said TO be an excel
lent mountain road and it is probable that it may
be during the winter by the use of sleighs.
Snow tell at the depth of about two feet on por-
tion of this road, as see by the Plnmas papers.
We learn trsm Dr. Brewster that it is his intention
10 extend the La Porte and Quincy line to Susan
vile another spring He has the energy to push it
through, and TO extend it TO Black Rock and Idaho
ii travel should require it.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

NOTARY PUBLIo.-L- P. Smith, Esv., of Forbes
town. has been appointed Notary Public for Butte
county and A. H. Crew and Willard S. jackson,
have been appointed Noiaries for Plumas county.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

ATTENTION COMPANY A. ORov1nE GUARD,-There
viii be regular drill Of the Company next Thursday
Evening. A full attendance is requested. By order
H.P. DowSER, Capt
P MArHrR lSt
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

Rich QUARrz.-Several gentlemen who own in
terests in the Sherman Quartz Ledge. were in town
the other evening, rejoicing with exceeding great
their claim at depth of about eighty five feet. 1t
is not probable that much work will be done on this
claim before another season. unless it be to
tain far practicable the extent and richness of
the vein.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16
L. W IN E & ,
oRovlLLE WATER WORKS.

ENROM and after August Ist, 1867, all
;noneys arising from the sale Of water are due and
payable the st Of each month in advance and must
be paid prior the 5th Of each month the water
WI b shut OF. CIV. GAR6IOIT
ofcv1ue August yEs, 1857. c%4
The weekly Butte record., 1867-11-16

We HAVE NOTICED THIS WEEK gres; many people
in town and all wearing suits. Friesleben Is clos
ing cut That be the cause. Go and see him
and lay in your supply.