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The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

\ ,REsoLUrE'' FIGHT.-The Quincy U,ton charges US
with copying resolution passed at the Democratic
Convention for plumas county, relative to the Beck
wourth and Feather river Pass and speaking Of it only
resolution passed by the County Convention in
Punas. Guilty my Lord In this matter ola railroad
up Feather river. We wear no partisan goggles We will
trade al the scheming politicians in the State and con-
slider il a capital bargain 1t is something that would
be Of inoaculatle value to the material interests of the
State and this Congressional district whereas the
success of politicians but increases the burden of
ton for the success Of particular men, and for the a
vanceent of other sections eagued with them the
purpose Of extorng from this District for the advance
ment of interests elsewhere We do not say that any
portion Of the people of Plumas county disposed to
do this but they are SO completely controlled by psr
san machinery that the District has been cats
paw TO hau chestaus from the fire for the Central Pa
cifc, They have sold" and taxed this Congressional
District FOR the past seven years The Senatorial Con-
ven,on for Butte and Plumas passed resolution ia
vo-able Mr. Slrgeant for United States Senator to
ceed Mr. Conness Why with all proper respect for the
convention We know not The names OF both Conness
and saageant figure on the engines ofhe Central Pacific
road and the latter gentleman is guilty of double
tceachery to this district when he represented
Feather river pass and told various respectable gentle
Of this county thatit the only practical route
for a railroad through the mountains but had
warmed his in Congress than he commenced lesis
iating for the Sacramento swinder As preferrng Sar
geant to Couness. there bare shadow Of reason in
this action OF the Senatorial Convention; but neither
for the position that the occupies and The other
covets They belong 70 the Central Pacific, and never
have and will do anything but heap taxes upon
his portion OF the STATE, build and worth
less railroad up the foolish and excessive grades Of
which requires both the Daesakes Of these slwart
Senators, buckins and pulling. just politicians are
dong now propela passenger train Of SIX coaches.
But we are becoming garruolous. and must be more
zeso,ute. pluas county had fun credit for the reso
lation II tha county desires TO attach the credit o.
laudabe auction party and deny i, to another,
right suppose We looked upon it only as the
expression Of public meeting OF the citizens Of Piu
mas We willing, however that the good that polsi
cal parties should live after them; but should be glad
to see the people of Pluas and fo- that matter the
entire Congressional District united upon the propOsi
ton.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

DEAD MATTER. Our aIniable friend of the Courant
thinks the Congressional debate the California Land
bill recently published in the RECORD, dead
II may be Of must be, If that is his deh-
judgment But it is nigh dead the
tina. fills the Congressional mansion Of Chico and
oaends the pure and healthy Of that delightful
region The eighty whale stranded South Beach,
and rotting under the fierce rays of the summer sosce
not half offensive to spectators. is the dead
body at Chico to the political and moral of the
people Of California. The moral turpitude and political
crime exposed by this dead matter ended John
Bidwes public career We content to let his re-
mains lie decenty inferred where the people Cior-
MIA consigned them if his purchased nkeys Will
let alone They have Bidwen I'D u model OF
purity and do like to have his public swindles
posed He repudated Senator Conness when he wished
to be Governor but it is nevertheless remarkable that
both were interested in this land swine that ieSazed
forged grants the expense of the under the
settled policy of the Government and is also rearka
he that those who thus together in vany during
their public lives are be divided in their political
deaths Another handful Of dead matter Will finish
Conness next winter. The infamous law may then be
repealed and law passed allowing those who have
settled upon public lands the right Of preempton, in
accordance with the custom OF the Government for the
past half century.
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WHO APPRECIATES the fact that there any great In
pOrancs attached such commodity Pu-s II IS
generally supposed that anybody make them Al
can take them But vis. tie Abz-zto-y Of Dr. Aver
and vou vii be iszblsed Of the idea thai il tiae
to make any medicine and adapt i, 70 the Of NIL
lions Of u,en-to adjust to their needs AID
their complaints make them its custom
e-s al the Physicians ind that requires
skill adapt their doses to single patient ask
them if is intricate problem adius. purga
nil the necessities Ct untold numbers that
shall benefit them nearly all DR.. Ayers laboratory
supplies 800 doses Of his pills per diem. nineteen
millions year. Think Of that Escuispius. Wei may
j, whiten the head Of any 70 administer to that
amount Of suffering, and especially when Is hereby
evident every thing is done with the extreInest nicely
and c4re-RandopA ~ Sdtes1aGa.
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THE FOURTH N 0RovIILE.-This anniversary passed
quietly in orovile. Aside from what the Guard did
there was not much in the way Of public demonstra-
ton: but they managed tr have pretty good time of it
by commencing on the Sd and continuing it into the 5th
The oroviIle artillery brought out and commenced
breaking the slumbers Of citizens and the windows
of their dwellings at early hour. The Guard turned
out over forty strong notwithstanding excessive
heat of the day and morched short distance below
town to the ground selected for the target exercise
did tolerably fair shooting considering the attend
ant circumstances Of hot weather and and badly loca
ed target. The prizes and awards follows lst
Prize, $40 by private Spencer; ID do. sl5 by
private Greenea Sd do $40 by Lieutenant George
Crosette; ih do So by private Wagner; 5th do
gold pen and holder by private Davis; 9th do.
years subscription to BUTTE RECORD, by private
Parks; 7th do Lloyd's Typographical Railway Map of
North America, the United States continent in 1900
won by private McKllup; sth do. Lincoln at Home,
won by private Morrison; 9th do . Volumes CONNER
cia Business Anecdotes by private Leighton; 10th
do. sacks of flour, by private Holmes; do
sherman's travels through Georgia. by private
White; 18th do Frame for Photographic Picture with
American Coat of Arms by private Helms; 18th Go
Cologne Bottles won by Corporal Raymond l4th do
wosenholm Pen knife. by private McQraid; 18th
d.. Silver Tobacco Box. by private Wariwell; 10th
do, Photographic Album by Drum Major Dan
forth BY unaecountable oversight of those who
should at all times exhibit the utmost gaantry have
received list Of prizes warded TO the ladies' They
made better target than the Guard however. The
ball in the evening a success and believe the
members Of the Guard entirely satisfied with thei
National Holiday demonstration.
There a considerable display Of fireworks by
Young America, and alarms OF fire occurred
fortunately resulting in particular damage.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

Norrcx TO SErTLERs-The Ma-ysvile Land Office
gives notice that township plats flied in the Regis
ters Office the first day Of July, 1867, for Township
Is North Range East and Township Is North, Range
East. These townships are within the limits Of the
California and Oregon Railroad Company Reservation
the map Of which VIII soon be filed III The AarysViLe
Land ONCE when the claim Of the railroad company
viii attach 10 all odd sections within the townships
named not otherwise claimed in the land office Settlers
upon lands within these townships should immediately
file their deolaraory statements in the Marysve Office
or their rights be forfeited
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

MuIrARy-Owins TO the highly irfAmed state OF his
,lera cabe;o said that General Bidwel did not ad
dress the Sabbath School children the 18th. In ODE
dience to the requirements ii the military law of the
state, the gallant Brigadier paraded his Soveheaded
Brigade He mounted halfbreed mustang.
with haversack Of cherries His staf consisted of an
Amazonan squaw the mulsto body servant who barred
the entrance of delegates to his august presence at Sac
ramento Indian Orderly with the frisAy little tow
headed Albino OF the Coura, volunteer Aid 1t was
said to be brilliant staff and the brigade was altogether
lovely.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

EoFE FOR The ArFLCTED.-In another part OF this
paper VIII be found the advertisement OF the celebrated
Institute established by J. C. Young in 1850 In this
age Of deceit and chsratanism i, boon to the s
erinc to point them where they OF OBJ
tanning the wished for and relief. Under Of
the ssiiful doctor the sick and troubled divest
themselves Of their burden Of sha-nc lay aside their
cross and health and happiness YOU sick
in trouble, DO hssitate-rsai the advertisement and
and follow the advice. Do 10; forget the number
the Q: directing your letter Consultation Of
ice cSS Washington street, San Francisco
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06
LOCAL NEWS.

ONE FoR GoRHAx-It is stated that there is but one
man in Chico who declares himself in favor Of the Tn
ion nominee for Governor and that is Hickor ESQ.,
true and honorable gentleman. whose course stands
in strong contrast to the treacherous reptiles who
participated in the convention and now refuse to be
controlled by its action. is base aafser to call those
towards who silently acquiesce in nomination
split their throas IN declaring unaniou. in the
presence Of the convention and then 90 home TO beat
the nominee 1t is said they viii pay ten dollars
to any who viii find a second man fayoring Mr.
Gorhan's nomination Such baseness and treaehery to
party fealsy is beneath the honorable instincts
canine species that every destroyed any
portion of our common atmosphere Il reminds of
clique in one of the Atlantic States, who made their
party successful for eight years while the clique
retained in Office The party finally became tired of the
old fogies and in convention refused to renominate
them. The party badly beaten the election. So
it be here If the party controlled
it must be destroyed. For the benefit of Mr. Hicko1
who remains faithful among the faithless would say
that is related in the biography of the late Daniel
Dickenson who declined candidate for Pres
dency before the Convention of 1852. opposition
General Cass that his inpromptu address that
sion proved most conelusively the assembly that the
demands Of political integrity have rner hold upon
the heart and intellect of the good than the entce
ments ofa worthy ambition. Mr. Hicko1 a candi-
didate before the late Union Convention for nomination
to the Office of Sheriff. His honorable bearing now
should entitIe him to hereafter-that he
cares anything about a nomination from Convention
controlled by such recreants-toy void Of honor-who
bolt Gorham after declaring him the unanimous nomi-
of their party. This free country and
of our business, OF course, except they honor
and manhood. and have tendency to corrupt and de-
grade the rising generation
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Independent Candidate for Congress.

70 Ii. IaSep>zie-- Fescrs ef sAe T1l'-i llSt-i<-
wsrhou. corsu,satsoz. with without suggestion tro
snd without TIE advice q solicz-ioa Of single one Of
nv numerous and very anxious trends, co1nz forth in
my -es.sess might Do valiant bss-ie for the i1psr
lrd ve,a-e OF or lovely country In other words
gentlemen in order 10 be -in tAshiun 1u~zp f,r
Cons-eS. Pray Good sir. Es.eo 70 my trumpet an
persistent positive ;nasxihle straightforward
Radical Republican; and did not nodessy forbid
me 70 mention the fact would csnd.5y confess thA:
Nature hzs kindly bestowed upon NE extrsurdina-y
mental faculties together with such oihe- rzre qualities
most essential il the composition of great states
man. am N favor of I'll the supe-lovely ssri1eeu;
Of Congress IN re,2;ion to snbiaed and subr
gated rebels and utterly ayerse to the course pu
sued by certain pe-ddious pe-sanAe famed in modern
chronicles for swinging around TIE circle L during
NV preorianed tern in Congress- sny Of the
great RADICAL Republicans shall deviste to1n the course
they have hitherto wisely pursued there and then
will myself make Rome howl" When elected,
shall discharge my official duties with fidelity 70 the
best of my sbilites-whch- as before observed,
very great.
In concluding to become candidate. don't desire
oFershadow the bright prospects Of either my pa
tr;otc competitors neither would purposely endan-
ger the triumph of our good cause wheresnre my
dependent candidacy be considered to have such
dency respectfully suggest and prudenty advise that,
for the sake of harmony, nay competitors Osdrar rou,
tie contet >
ask none but undegenera;e, undemorahzed Radical
Republicans to vote for me; and earnestly insist that
disciple adverse political creed shsu insult
with his unwelcome suffrage
When elected-as elected shall be, Of course-I shall
quit the chicken business. sell the hencoop the
tavern. buy plug hat. and commence my t-iuUphal
march to Washington. to glory and immortal renown.
Ny motto is-On irifh tie locomotire'
Profoundly grateful for your votes, pray YOU fellow
Radicals accept the high honor Of the distinguished
consideration OF
Your prospective Representative
D. JOHNSON.
sS- No relation to Andy.
MAGAILA RoAD-TeaInsters this road are loud in
their praises Of Rackensack friend Gen Wood for
the substantial manner in which he has constructed Il.
particularly Mr.. Gray, who runs over it.
WATERMELoSs-we indebted TO " n Clark, Of
Hamilton for remembrances in this line.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

MARRIAGE AND CEIIRAoy,-An Essay Of Warning and
instruction for young men-also, diseases and abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers with means Of
lef-sent tse Of charge IN sealed letter envelopes Ad
dress Dr. J. skiTin H,ushion. Ho-,r1 A-eccisno.-
rh,laietrh,a II
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

CoNsuMFI-oS, like the Ra.ie-Snaks, always gives
warning Of its approach 4 hacking cough dull psn
IN the chest difficulty Of breathing the indications
that there are more or less irritation Of the lungs If
this be neglected and so until pustules are formed
followed BY tube-o,ss which sometimes ea. Of the blood
vessels death vii be the result Aliens Lung Balsam
viii heal al the ir-;a.ed parts, aIay the Inflammation
removing the phleen and nattsr, thus sscydns the
cough and preventing fatal Consumption
Fer sale by Crane Brigham. and ReiIHgscn Co.
san Francisco. Also by tho Dealers in Family Medi-
cine gdesraly.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

PRISON Su.-Colonel A G Brackett and Major Freder-
lex Mears passed through town on Monday. from Camp
Nc(eary Nevada. the mos. northern post IN the De
par,rent Of California They were on their way TO san
Francisco as witnesses in pending before the re-
rrins board They report having experienced severe
winter a, that place appeared enjoy their liberty
amazingly Notwithstanding the very warm WeS'Ae'
they found the valley. They have had out E'ile
trouble frona the Indians il their vicinity and report
them cor,parst;veiy quiet on the old Idaho road
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06
MARRIED.

A. OroviIle July ith by Rev Josiah Bates. Mr. SAME
FL WRIGHT, Of Bangor. 10 Miss SILVIA J IKKR1. Of
Orov;Ie-
Jus. in sdvarce OF the above announcement. came
huge package, composed OF brides cake and sparkling
elixir careful examination Of the package showed il
be ike the happy couple, all rt and long life and
happiness Was drank TO them and the Union
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

TRADE WITH VIRGINIA CTTY-As We 50 70 press there
are two large freight teams IN our town losdins for
Virginia City, having al the way fTor that place
ria Becswour.hs Pass and over the mountains through
Punas county They report the t-avel goodi the snow
had disappeared from the summit and there was but
little mud God Almighty designed this IS the proper
route for railroad and swindns companies and o'r-
rcr1tcns shall nos rrc~.u ss.inst tbs design
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

Frrr N The wEL-on Wednesday last, as the son of
Nj Zach Baker Of town. ten years old, was draw
inc bucket Of water from well 20 feet deep he ioss
his balance and pitched in head foremost. he was
drawn from the bottom by lady the premises, hav
ns sustained no injury. When asked what he thought
Of while falling, the little fellow said I asked God
no; to il: me be killed and be didn't
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

SWIFT PorArors.-we are indebted 10 Martin, Of the
orovile Park Ranch for sample of the Sweet Potaoe
grown the present season on that ranch They are Of
large growth beautiful and fresh and very much
obliged for the renaenhrsnoe. Industry and good taste
ess made beautiful and productive garden there. snd
vii ultimately make It one Of the finest places in TIE
CpNer COUNTRY
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

THE GREAT REGISTER LEFT yesterday morning, in
charge Of the County Judge and Clerk for Inskip and
Magalia and Nimshcw Next week opportunities to
register viii be Afforded as follows:
Monday, July 5, Clipper M;lls, from u to.F
Tuesday July 2, ,Forhes.owr, from9A M toiPM
Wednesday. July 10 Enterprise. from A NJ to P N.
SATURDAY. Jgly Is. al Mountain House.
Wednesday July y, a. Skaters, from "a NJ TO PM
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06
BACK AT THE OLD STAND

Nothfng Is so Coed as to have . Nice
~ clean shave. and your hair trimmed and cleaned
good style. We understand that Peter Msurer has
again leased the old stand formerly occupied and known
ae Ferguson's Hair Dressing Saloon Montgomery St
Pete has got possession and viii reduce the prIce Of
hsshs 70 three fo- 81 He VII Be Pleased his cid
<--enis sr1 customers. AZ MACFEE.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

SPECIAL MEDICAL. NoTICE.-Dr. Chas H. Tozer would
most respectfully inform the sick and afflicted that his
Medical Institute is the place. OF hearney
and Jackson streets Francisco where he has been
established for many years for the Of special
plants. Having reinauished my old mode of adver-
tising. watch has become with all the quack
doctors OF San Francisco, filling the newspapers with
false references. for the purpose Of imposing upon
strangers think is only necessary inform those in
need Of physician of long experience and successful
p-actsce. that can be consulted oil hours at my
medical institute
Ladies suffering from the Whites, Piles weakness Of
the back pains the sides headache palpi.ation Of
the heart dersnSemeno of their monthly sickness, and
all other diseases that the female system is subject
viii find prompt relief by applying to DR.. c. H Tozer.
My female monthly pills never known to fail in
giving relief those for which they
1nended To be obtained only my offce-prce, five
dollars, with full directions each box by mail
express.
Consultation free. AL communications strictly con-
adentri- CHAs. F. TozEE NJ. D.,
Late consulting physician Of Lock Hospital, London
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

srsArN.S-we indebted to this gentleman with
the pioneer mussache for the Lady's Book HarPers
Weekly and many other papers and periodicals. he IS
agent fer nearly everything that is published He over
whels the press with his avo-s upon the arrival Of
each steamer and when the railroad shall be completed
We suppose there viii be no end to the bundles he viii
scatter the State.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

DoSA1,oS -BidweIl Lodge No II, 0 F, Of Orc
Vile the other evening contributed twenty dollars to
the relief Of their southern Brethren, whose benevolens
institutions escaped the rnspa-ins ravages Of war
Msy other lodges initiate this commeniahe example
;,ntl every hzIne; in the late ot strife shall again
ersc; its lodge altars and see them surrounded By fra
ternal peace, friendship, and prosperity.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06
ORoVlllE r. r. FERRY.

"AVING PURCHASED THIS OLD ES-
II Il tablished Ferry the direct route North from
OroyiIle hope by careful attention to its business,
and the repair and good condition of the roads to
merit and receive fair share Of the patronage OF the
travelling public. GEO C. PERhlNS-
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

Snow of some kind spread rs he vacant
lot corner Of Bird and Hun.ooa street on Saturday
ming. and -esaled with some good music
II had DISAPPEARED On Sunday morning
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06
HATS So! HATS!!

HDCY YOUR HATS Of me-the various
ID styles have can suit everybody in size, shape
and quality Having such large variety an enabled
to se1 them very cheap
Also . nro variety cf gents white shirts.
\, y FRIESLERES.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

Is BoSps.-we have received from G Simpson. s
novel heariug the above title, by Laura Preston We
have no; examined it wish view Of pronouncins an
opinion upon its merits but should judge be rather
= readable production. Published by Roman Corpa-
nv San Francisco and Cor sale by the trade generally
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06
OroviIle Lodge, 19l, L. o. of 6. t.

The regular meetings of this Lodge held every
Friday evening, at their Hall, Oroville, J. NJ
Clarks Store. All members in good standing are invt
ed 10 attend. JOHN P. LEONARD, W. c. I.
H P. DowSE1., ". S.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

REMOVAL,
And Important Reduction Of Prices.
rVNHE PARIS SCREWED BOOT AND
Shoe Store, located during the last twelve years
Dupont street, ha. been removed to
No. 428 Kearney Street.
The increased facilities which the proprietor lately
obtained for receiving the latest French styles regularly
enables him to offer Shoes at q reduction Of
Fifty Cents Per Pair,
pair; all fresh and Goods by every steamer which
the public particularly invited to examine.
NoTTcE-Ay store viii be heretofore the only place
where persons be OF obtaing the Genuine
French Screwed Boots end Shoes, justly celebrated
for their elegance and durability
E. LHOTE.
Wholesale and Retail Importer and Dealer,
No. 42s Kearney street.
between California and Pine ,hree doors southeast CAL
Sn-n50 iforna, San Francisco
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

Table Mountain Lodge No. 124, F. q A. NJ
"A The stated meetings of Table Mountain Lodge.
" " No. 124. f. K \. NJ are held on the first Tues
w day of each month. at Masonic Hall. Oroville.
Called meetings every Tuesday.
Brethren il good standing invited to attend.
GEO. H. CROSETTE. W NJ.
A. McDERMorr. Secretary.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06
FRESH SEEDS!

WE BEG LEAVE TO CALL ATTEN-
w ton Of Dealers, Large Ranche-s, Nurserynen.
tiardners and others well selected stock Of seeds
a Of which guarantee Of choicest quality. Among
our assortme1. at present IS
1000 punds Alfalfa clover.
5000 pounds red clover.
Loo pounds White Dutch clover.
400 pounds Hungarian grass seed.
4oo0 pounds nliilet grass seed
Loco pounds timothy grass seed
800 bushels red top grass seed.
200 bushels Ky blue grass seed
100 bushels orchard grass seed
100 bushels Lawn grass seed
200 pounds White French mulberry
And 81 kinds Of garden seeds in Quantities % sra.
purchasers
Also hand % eoa assorted Fruit Trees quaint
ties 70 suit
Rernistances can be made through Wells FzrsoI Co.
OF by mail
Address, J. P SWEENEY,
40 and Ill Davis street, San Francisco.
Send for 3 catalogue 3m-nlS
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

IuE Thermometer has been high ninsty five d.
srses. for day or ;~o during tse r-essr. ~ecf
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06
Attention Sir KNIGHTS.

Orovile Commandery. No 5, Knight Templers, meets
at Masonic Hall the Second and Fourth Wednesdays Of
each month j. B. HEWITT, E C.
GEO C. PERKINS Recorder.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

STAGES LEAVE ORC.
E vile every Monday, wednesday and
frzv and arrive in Indian Valley the next day at four
O'Clock " Stages leave Indian Valley every Monday
wednesday and Friday and arrive IN Oroye the next
day ii O'Clock P. n
The line is well stocked for stasing and 1t is well
known TIA; this route is now always WAS and viii BE-
the shortest and route from Orovie Indian VAL
lay. Fare ss cheap any other route.
GARLAND, r-crriesoY.