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sUNDRnEs.

A Few BARHELs PRsmx ma.
japanese Teass Pure White Wine Vinegar. Nov
York crab and el.zupaigne cider fhotfied), Nss
York No. 4 Salmon. EnglfsI dairy cbress.
Pickles and fAuecs, fspieea, Peari saes Com
stsrsh haizen1 &C. hsr,sstis1iIy sesisd 81
OIL ttest fsaIityL French Mustard. ssp Sag
Cheese, Condensed MIA, together with . esner
assortment Of ssasonabis articiea jnst rsesiys
ana fOT Aals low, Wy -,
= q 80 Il. Ac.DwoonRow.
Odd Fellows, Han BnilAing,
@sA Nsnsas Stress. whssliss WV
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TOBACCO.
i 10 Butts Old Ben's" blk Iss.
- caddies do. do. do f"
10 butts Niagara" do
30 caddies do. do
81 butts Dew Drop" do
80 caddies HOmbrick do. "
lOi boxes Emily Jsnes natl IT., ! To-
5 do. Diadem soft pd inch.
5 do. Wbeelers nd. pd. la.
s do. do. hard pd. ! H. lumps-
IOl DO Mile Collins" hard pd H. lumps
; do. Keen's Fine Twist natl II.
; do Miller's X. and X twist choice.
l0drums Fig Leaf.
20kgs. G-tWist running I0s
SMOKING TOBACCO.
IS bbls. y. G. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' +. G.. do. d.
10 bbls e. y. do. do.
10 hlf bbls. e. s. do. do
Our stock Of tobacco IL large aud the assert
ment unsurpassed by any in the market MGR
chants are respectfully Iyited To give "a . all
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL n TiNGLE.
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TRANSPORTATION.
baltimore & Ohio R r. Co.
snMMER SCHEDULE.

oyt1cE BALTIMoHE 4 ONO RAnRoAD Co,
wHEELRs, May {, 1867.
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From the largest manufacturing chemist in the
verdi.
lam acquainted with Mr.. II. I. Helmbold; he
occupies the drug store opposite my residence,
and was successful in conducting the business
where others had not been equally 20 before
him. have been favorably impressed with his
character and enterprise.
WIN WEIGHTAfAN,
Firm Of POWERS & WEIGHTNAS, Manufacturing
Chemists; Ninth and Brown Sts., Philadelphia.
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The Mining, Agricultural and
Grazing Interests

OF West Virginia win find In the REGISTER
constant and Eealous advocate, willis ih. sosisi
and political advancement Of the State vii ~
ceive It's earnest attention.
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BALTIMORE, kafca J. leCL
WE HAVE LEASED THIS HOUSE ASE
w have enlarged The Office, introduced stean
throughout tbs house, renovated and rsmOdeifc
the Water Closets. repaperrd and repainted fhs
Rooms and furnished them with nav ezrpsts
furniture, &c. Wehzvs, In fact, made the hons.
entirely new inside.
We have also . telegraph 0fliee In the buildlns
9Th wires running 10 al parts Of the Units
states, Canada and RurOpe.
Our Tables viii at all seasons be abundant,
supplied with all the market afonls. -
We have also attached 90 the Hotel an eleear
Billiard Room, furnished With Tables made "a
Presly for a. By the celebrated Manufacturer
hesars. PHELAs 4 CoLLExDEE, Of 6eu York.
Our Bars VIII be supplied with the beat Of
Wines and LiquOrs
Servants attentive sud polite, and eysry Al
tention WIN BE- paid 70 the comfort a fE- Quest
ana s5 Pasrons Of The H0uss which viii b. made -
Stages win Be II fbe Depofs on arrival %
trains, al1o AZ the steaznsfs on fbsir arrival Cd
eonyey guesfs and their baggage 20 fhs Home.
BULL 4 SEWELL,
mar<ssm Preprisfos
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Milwaakee naarkea.E
MILWAUKEE, July 2.

Flour duh; city Xxx 10 75all 10.
Wheat duh at 95 for No. 2.
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MA MA Is1',iIi..z q ELs : r as:''

W Ill CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF
w the late fFm o. Marshall, Co1fx q Co., %
the old Fulton Eank, and Win furnish coal ON
reasonzhle terms % al our old cusfoDcra. and
aAk share Of public patronage. 3 narl2
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IT'S COMMERCIAL COLUMN
The Circulation Of the Reg
lister,

Larger by Tar than that of any other paper Ia
the State, makes 10 the best advertising mcdiam
In West Virginia.
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From the Philadelphia Ledger.i
Philadelphia, July 10, ls6

THIIaUtIpIIHi UuIY IOi TIVE
Our esteemed friend and fellow citizen, Mr. II.
It. Helmbold. informs us that he contemplated
removing to the city OfNew York, with view Of
enlarging his business. We have been acqualnt'
ed with him upwards Of ten years; have been
pleased with his integrity and fair dealing.
Commencing in \ small way, his articles must
possess merit 10 ensure the success no has met
with, and from our acquaintance with him CAS
contdrn.l;. peak that we do NOT behave he Is
a man who would wish to impose on any one,
much less the afflicted, and really In our own
long business experience IA an advertising med
ium We have never heard Of the success OF any
medicine without merit
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IvaIus your Buchu for its effect on patients.
1 have cured with 10, and seen cured with IL,
more diseases of the bladder and kidneys than l
have ever seen cured with any other Buchu, or
any other proprietary compound Of whatever
name. Respectfully yours, &c,
GEO. II. KEYSER, N. D.
10 Wood ST., Pittsburgh, Pa
August H. lsG5.
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I hir IOmpAhy = now InIIy prepared % Inrnlsh
LEAD PENCILS
EQCAL X QUALITY TO THE BEST BRANDG
The Company has taken great pains and In
~, and now ask the AMERICAN PUBLIC 90
give their pencils = fair trial.
i ALL sTTLEs ESD GRADES AXE MANUFACTURED.
Great care has been bestrved to the maHufae-
turing Of superior BFxAbox DRAWING PIxcTIs
specially prepared for the use Of Engfneers
Architects, Artists, &c,
A co1plete assortment constantly On hand l.
offered AZ fair terms 70 the trade at their whole
sale saiesroOm,
No y JOHN STKEET. NEW YORK
The pencils are IN be had at all principal Sta.
TONERS and Notion dsalers. ~
ASK FOz AMERICAN LEAD FExcH-
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PHILADELPHIA.

In pig metal there is very little do
ing, says the american, but prices are
well maintained; 200 tons of No. An
thracite sold at S44 per ton; No. 2 at $40
a42; and 1000 tons grey forge at $50 per
ton. Scotch pig is quoted at S4l 50a
~ %. Manufactured iron is firmly
held, hut the demand is limited.
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Helmbold's Extract of Buchu,
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nASSRNGRR TRAINS WILL Run
by tine following schedule on and after the
5th day Of May, 1867:
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

TRoURIE AMONG THE SETrLRRs.-Mr. Engle. of
Cottonwood, has furnished the Shasta Courier with
the following particulars of an affair which has
created considerable commotion in that vicrity:
For sometime past the settlers in that section
have suffered considerable loss occount of depre-
datlons committed on their stock. Animals were
often found shot down. and the choicest portions OF
the carcass cut out and carried away. Observation
soon convinced the stock owners 81 the neishbor-
hood that these outrageS were committed or iuSti-
gated by man hamed Ra CLAN, who resides on the
Middle Fork of the Cottonwood. and generally
keeps number OF Indians loating about him. This
discovery resulted in A general Indignation meeting
of the ranchers of the neighborhood, a large mum
Der of whom proceeded to Raglan place and took
bis Indians with them: but not without scrim-
mage. during which Raglan struck one of the men
over the head couple OF times with a siung shot.
Thr Indians stated that Raglan had often furnished
them with guns and ammunition. and sent them out
10 shoot and steal stock. This testimony only con-
hrmed evidence already in the hands of the ranch
ers. and special committee was appointed on the
following day. TO wait on Raglan, Tor the purpose
of notifying him that the people Of the neighbor-
hood. demanded his unconditional removal from
their midst
This is Singular way TO treat man who keeps
tribe of Indians loaing around him Instead
Of running him ont of the country, why don't they
run him for Governor or. at least, place him on
the ticket for Lieutenant Governor. If, when the
settlers were proceeding 70 wait on Raglan to de-
Sand his Indians, he had provided himself with
United States soldiers to prevent the settlers from
removing them. be would have made splendid
candidate for Congress. and could have established
horse mail route from Cottonwood TO Idaho
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

THg M.RNsvILLE ARK or SAFErY--W learn
from the Appeal that the Marysvilie steam wood
blrse will be ready TO run in about two weeks
The unfortunate denzens of the uha freq pond
relying upon their carts shivered and froze through
the rast winter. and have improved the first gleam
Of slnshiue to abandon their carts and adopt meas
ures TO make themselves comfortable for another
winter In this, they exhibit the truly wonderful,
and for them eNtraordi nary sense OF setpre>eTva'
.ion: but in so doing they will be compelled 10
demonstrate that their former legislation concern
Sns the navigation of the upper Feather river was
false If they succeed in running their old ark into
Bate county, shall endeavor TO have the Asses
sor on hand 10 tic it ur until it Is properly taxed
or stamped. at coin rates. "Greeneacks may do
for New York. bat Marysville can't play EN- on
Butte Should the experiment prove successful, Ii
NAV be the means of sending the steamer pet,
Capt. Burk, up to oroyile, and that would be
BurkingH Marysville.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

KILLING OF JACKSON SrEwART.-0n Friday
morning, Of last week. SAYS the Celusa >uT Jack
son Stewart who resided in Yolo county. near the
southern line OF CouSa. and who was fsvoraby
knswn TO many of Cur citizens. was killed by one
Charles Brown constable OF Woodland We are
informed that both parties had been drinking and
had considerable discussion and when il became
late they drank together and StewaF, went TO bed;
Brown became quarslseme, and tried to raise a
mus with somebody. holding knife under his
sleeve. Mr.. Stewart occupied a room at the hotel
(af Knights Lsnding) where be could hear the
noise in the bar rooua and got up 70 see what was
going on. As he came TO the door, Brown saw him
and then called him d--n son of b. Stewart
advanced upon him and Brown commenced eating
with his kniie. Stewart kept on striking Brown
untiI he fell dead Brown was arrested, waived an
examination and was committed
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

STATE PRIsoS.-The following is statement of
the number of convicts confined and received in the
State Prison at SandQuentin and discharged there
from during the month of February: Number of
convicts remaining in confinement February lst,
70S; number received during the month, 2S; total
number. 726. Number of prisoners discharged
under the Act passed April 1862 lS pardoned by
the Governor, .; remaining in confinement March
lst. zoe; increase in the month 3.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

OrrosIrloN BoArs.-Tbere is lively time on
tn, Sacramento and Feather rivers in the way Of
opposition boats. The fact that it has always cost
more per ton for freight from San Francisco to
M,rvsyille. and double the cost TO Red Bluff. than
to Portland Oregon, would seem to furnish suih
cieut reason for general patronage of the opposi-
ton line Il has become so common here, hovev-
er for opposition lines of this character to sell out
10 tn combination soon as soon As they have Sc
cured ayieg business thai the people are playing
shy OF them They unde rstand that 1t is SpecU-
laton that WAS practised by MarySvlle, by General
Bdwell and orners and that the combination al
ways put up tie prices Of freight after buying of
opposition, Cnti they are more than reimbursed Tor
their forced purchase. The people too, are oecom-
ing tired of being thus "steamhoated. While en-
deavoring to ship their products at living prices
Let those engaged in the opposition river trade Go
an honorable and fair business, and they viii be
sustained by the people.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

THERE quite commotion in Sacramento
just prior to the municipal election as to whether
the Democratic party of that city should pass in
its checks, or make straight ticket. That party
once noble and patriotic one but ''scurvy
politicians destroyed it. As it is now lead in
California, it is the Botany Bay, the Siberian
mines of politics. Making a regular ticket is play
ing "high life below stairs Until many of the
old nuisances who brought it into disgrace,
weeded from its ranks, it is doomed party, and
the presentation by it what its leaders would call
''stif backed ticket, in the present frame of the
popular mind, could be easily beaten by a coored
one.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

ForE CoMMTTENES.-It isSupposed that Marys
vile claimed four OF the nine Congressional Com
miitee, because that city was better representa-
ton Of the Filthy pool than any other portion o
this Congressional District Union men of the
bully Third. Awake arouse /, Shake of the dew
drops that glisten upon your garments" or you u
be Obliged 10 vote for a Marysville Duck for Con
gress The Democrats will Hatch out a candidate
from Marysyille also.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

To Be HASGsR-Jose Sorano. says the Sonoma
Democrat, convicted of the murder of an Indian a.
Knights Valley. in Sonoma county, some three
years since, on Saturday sentenced to be hang
ed in the jail yard of Santa Rosa on the seth day
of March.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

NoTs OF PREPARAIIoN.-The Stase Executive
Committee of the Union party. have issued call
for meeting of the Union State Central Commit
tee at San Francisco on Wednesday, April 10th. at
P. NJ, for the purpose of taking action in relston
to calling Union State Convention, and for the
transaction of such other business as may properly
come before the meeting
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

SAD ACCIpENT.-At Taylorville, Plumas county,
on Monday week. a little child of Mr.. Alex. Hecke.
was scalded so badly that il died the next day. A
pot of soap was standing on the stove, when
large body of snow which on the roof of the
house sid off, the force of which shook the house
and Jared the stove that the pot of soap fell off
upon the child, scalding it terribly. Thinking to
relieve its pain, applied, but it was taken
with fit, and died the following day.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

TIE present Congress, being the Fortieth. will
probably Al all torme. ones. A partisan exchange
remembering how his party used to go ii when in
power, connects the number with the Forty
thieves" We object Some of the earlier sessions
were honest
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

TESTING WooL.-The quality of wool is tested by
taking a lock from the sleeps back and placing it
on a surface representing an inch 10 length If the
spirals count from Thirty to thirty three in that
space, the wool is equal TO the finest Electoral or
Saxony wool. The staple is inferior accordingly as
ii takes lesser number to I'LL up the space.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

THE report that President had announced bis in-
iention of yetoing the Niagara Falls, if Congress
should pass them. is now said to be wholly untrue
He has expressed no opinion the subject. but is
supposed not to be particularly opposed to water
falls.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

ARrExUs WARD died n southampton, England.
March s,h. There is scarcely hamlet in America
that his mirth has not enlivened. and where this
simple announcement viii Rot be read with regret
for his untimely death.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

JAMES KEITH, of Tehama county, has purchased
a steam engine which he intends 10 attach to 4
thresher the coming harvest. The Sentinel pro-
nounces it great Improvement on horse power
and as safe in A wheat field as matches in an ice
hoy
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

SxorHKKEp TO DKArH.-A child of Mrs Heslup,
who lives near the American Valley, Plumas;county
as We learn from the Union, was recently smother.
ed to death in bed.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

NASSo" EScAFE-A tree recently fell across
the house of Mr.. Ball, in Butterfly Valley, Piu.
mas county, and lett !, a total wreck. The Union
states that his family were in the house AZ the time
but escaped without injury.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

ANOTHER prize fight is to come of near Ssera
mento soon, between Billy Fox and John Blackey
for 500.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

1t was 1he san Francisco BglletiH, We believe.
'nAa discovered the rare combination in gubeuna.
ieral candidate Of. dollars and sense.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

Tue walla wslla Statesmen foots up the damage
10 land improvements by late heavy rains in that
valley, al SIS, 900.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

HEAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
Ma,erials Of the above mentioned establishment
the public informed that intend 10 devote
time and attention Blacksritng in ali its varieties
Our work VIII be made of the hast material with the
greatest despatch in the best style and prices to con-
form with the times
Particular attention paid TO Horse shceing and all
wark guaranteed 10 give satisfaction
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

The New York U'orid recently contained a say
age article against Wallace, the reporter of the
S. Supreme Court, and pronounces his reports
disgrace to the American bar"
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

TIE pecuniary loss arising from the cattle pIa-ue
III England is estimated at IS 800 900.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

THE Red Bluff Guard will give ball on the 27i
instant, in aid of the soldiers monument fund.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

GEO. w. PRlNTY,
United States Collector for Butte County
California.
oFF1cE-With the County Recorder. n the Court
House, Oroville. California.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

TIE Martinetti troupe Is playing successful en-
gagement in Sacramento.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16
LONCVILLE HOTEL.

FINIIIS LARGE AND COMMODIOUS HO-
IL tel is situated in Humbug Valley, Plumas county,
in beautiful and healthy location. The rooms
large and airy and well furnished The table is at all
times furnished with the best the market affords: the
stahng is Of the best 1t is .home for the traveller
For inVads nne Soda Spring. celebrated for its heal
ing qualities is adjoining the hotel liberal share OF
patronage is solicited.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16
DIR. j. NJ. VANCE

DIR. j. NJ. VANCE,
p ysi ci al d Surg D,
ORovIILE-
May be consulted at all hours-from 10 O'Clock A NJ.
10 at the Drug Store Of R. Parker Union Hotel
Block. Montgomery At other times his resi-
dence on Bird street.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16
MARBLE WORKS.

MARBLE WORKS,
TUNHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTI.
IL fed, tina. have on hand large assortment Of
Italian. Eastern a nd Cal. Marble Mantels,
And Monuments,
which VIII sell cheaper than be bought elsewhere
viii also do work TO order better finished and cheap
er than any other shop in California
Call and examine my stock before buying elsewhere
Mantels and Crates always ON Hand.
Orders from the country promptly attended to and
carefully boxed JOHN +. MCCORMACK,
corner and 5th streets, Maryyviue.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16

JOHN DICK.
Justice OF the Peace, Notary Public,
And Commissioner of Deeds for the State of Nevada.
OFFIcE-Montgomery street OroviIe.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16
S e WING M A c HIN e S
Repaired!
HOWARD ( EDISON.
BUSINESS CARDS.

DIR. G. w. FRANCE,
$ ci an and urg u {.
Ofice-One door east of A. McDermott's Drug Store.
Residence northwest of Montgomery street and
1st Avenue, opposite Mr.. Peter Freers residence.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-16
WESTERN HOUSE.

yHVHIS HOUSE Is CENTRALLY LlCAT.
II ed and VIII be kept formerly. First Glass House,
containing hundred wer furnished rooms. u af-
fords the best Of accommodation for families and tran
sient boartlers.
Stages leave daily for all parts Of the State.
Sixteen and three pariors have Just been
added TO this extensive house; also ladies' entrance
Il. NJ LOWERY X Co, Proprietors.
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New York Dry Goods Market.


The dry goods market continues pam
icky, but is more active on Calicoes and
all goods that have been reduced to
actual cost; the price of Sprague Prints
has been reduced to-day by agents 1c
on yard, u rise to 13c, discount of, and
before II o'clock one house sold 200
cases at ono shilling; Pacific Delaines
are reduced to lie by Stewart d Co.;
prices on Delaines are not fixed by the
agents; the actual cost of A Delaines
at the mills, without paying any profits,
is 20c; the mill will consequently come
to stand; Corset Jeans IL; Naumkeag
Satins 13!; steam Laconia 1871; Bates
1lal2; finer grades of brown and bleach
ed CottonS are also little depressed;
Reynolds A A bleached are selling by
the case at IL! and by the piece at II,
and Dedham bleached 13!; the Great
Falls goods are 1c lower on all makes.
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From Pittsburgh.

PrrrsBURGH, Pa, October 24.-Joseph
Logan's steam barrel factory at Allie
gheny, was entirely destroyed by fire
last night. Loss about $4,000; no in
suraucc. %
A young man named james G, Thorn.
rs committed suicide yesterday morn
ing in Allegheny by taking arsenic
while laboring under temporary aberra-
ton of mind.
The State Christian Convention fol
Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio and West
Virginia, was held in the First Presby.
terrain Church, and closed its first days
session late last evening in one of the
largest and most enthusiastic meetings
ever held in Pittsburgh. Able addresses
were delivered by Messrs. Chidlaw,
Burnell, Moody and Miller. The power
of the Most High rests upon the gather,
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f. VIRGINIA ELECTION.
Serious ARRAY mt Lynchbnrg-The
Election in Rich mond.

RICHMOND, Va, October PA dis
patch from Lynchburg says: The cleo
ton in this city progressed quietly to day
until 3 O'Clock in the evening when
an affray occurred that caused great
deal of excitement. Ned Horton, (col-
ored, who voted the Conservative tick
ct, was assaulted by the Radical negroes,
who were enraged by the vote he gave.
Horton fed but was overtaken ut the
Market House by his pursuers, who
sought to take his life, and commenced
violent attack upon him. Horton
drew q revolver and fired five times,
wounding three of them mortally. The
military arriving at this time dispersed
the crowd and took Horton under arrest
and protection. The negroes voted EN-
masse on the extreme Radical side.
New YORK, October 4.-The Heralds
Washington special, dated ll:20 L. NJ,
saws: At the close of the polls tonight
m Richmond, the vote stood: 46O7
white, 1852 colored; white majority,
425. In one ward the polls at which
votes were received were closed at six
o'clock, and the polls for colored voters
were kept open till half-past seven.
During this time 100 negro votes were
polled. The polls in three of the larg.
est wards of the city will be reopened
in the morning, by order of General
Schofeld. The white vote is nearly ex-
hausted \ negro will be found for
every name on the. registration list
They have been brought i'll from the
country to-day, and more will be in to-
morrow.
The result will be the success of the
Hunnicut (RadicaD ticket.
Returns from the counties indicate
the election of majority of Radicals
to the Convention. The convention
will be voted for by decided majority.
Bolts is beaten in Culpepper.
Stcarns, Republican, and man OF
wealth and influence, was beaten by an
ignorant Radical.