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The weekly Butte record., 1867-02-09
NURSERY TREES FOR SALE.

L<ruft Trees and Grape Vines Warrant
IL ed Of the best varieties for sale AT Hsndee Garden
oTuvils. Also, cuttings to the celebrated Fahr ZAso
Grape. nSu
The weekly Butte record., 1867-02-09

BALL.-we are told the prospect for highly
successful ball. on the Twenty at the Union
Hotel. 10 very natteripg.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-02-09

STATE School FUNp.-The State apportionment
of the School Fund for ute county for the year
lS67, amounts to 5,sl6 50. There ar SO chill
dren between and Is years Of age, and the amount
- each child is S. %, being the largest State ap
portionuent vet made. The total amount of the
State School fund apportioned among the counties
was sa6S $40 so. There are fifty cou mites in the
State and Butte is the thirteenth in the list. The
Appeal claims that Yuba is the eleventh in the list.
But that is mistake. Yuba is the twelfth county
in the list, and returns but forIy-two children more
than Butte. A few years more with our glorious
foothills for vineyards. and gardens and ranches.
and Yuba will be left far in the shade OF Butte In
point of fac, we presume the State Reform School
saves Yuha county now.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-02-09

MINING.-Prospects have been struck on the
place of DR.. France in the lower portion of town.
SO rich as to seriously threaten the destruction Of
his fine fruit orchard, garden and vineyard. A
shaft sunk down few feet, has revealed some very
good pay dirt. There is a magnificent vineyard
and orchard that will soon give place to more
"cobble stone In either event, the product will
be golden fruit.
Parties on the bluff are about reopening some of
the tunnels, whose yield of s. and S. per day was
abandoned years ago for the more brilliant paper
gold fields of Cariboo and Frazer river. We
are informed that as high s. per day has been
realized by recent work in an old claim.
Our Cherokee neighbors coming down with
heavy sacks of dust, and returning loaded with
bran spelter new double eagles. Tom Mcdaniel
staggered 10 bank the other day with full
back load. The severe storms appear TO have done
everybody good. Even our hill and mountains
have started into fresh lie, and are maAng grand
display with their green-backs."
The weekly Butte record., 1867-02-09

GROCERIES.
GEO. c. PERKINS,
Corner Myers AID Montgomery Streets. orovire,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dealer in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WINES,
Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, Etc.
II AM DAILY RECEIVING. AND KEEP
the best and trshest goods il NY line Of business
sisting 81
California Meats,
Butter and Lard. Cal. .nd Eastern Cheese.
Flour and Corn Meal,
Grain of all Kinds,
Tobacco and Cigars.
Wines aud Liquors,
Teas. Spices,
Preserves, Pickles,
Fish. Etc.
Comprising full assortment o. Family Groceries Of
Al kinds.
Also Forwarding and Cornmis.io4A
Money advanced on Grain stored in my Warehouse.
kinds.
Dealers will find it their advantage give call
before purchasing my facilities for purchasing
equal any House this side OF Francisco and
determined not TO be undersold.
Office Ophir Steam FIGURING Mills.
Also
Agent Pacific Insurance Company,
the hes, and most thoroughly Reliable Company the
the Pacific Coast.
JOSEPH BLOCH,
w II o e 5 ALE AND RE TAIL
Dealer in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, PRODUCE,
Wines, Liquors,
Tobacco, Cigars, etc.
Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Office Montgomery
street, Oroyille.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND, A
full and large assorted stock of every article in nv
line of business and daily receiving fresh supplies
sell none but the best of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
The Choicest California Cured Meats
Teas. Coffee,
Ranch Butter. Istlmus Butter,
Pickles, Preserves
Spices, Corn Meal,
Extra Family Flour etc.
Dealers will find it to their advantage to examine my
stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. Cash
paid for Hay, Grain. Butter and Eggs and for all des-
cription of Farmers Produce.
Forwarding and Comm mission.
Office Chico Flour Mills Also, Agency of Anaheim
Wine Growers Association.
J. M. CLARK,
Dealer In
The weekly Butte record., 1867-02-09

REMOVAL,
And Important Reduction Of Prices.
VUNHE PARIS SCREWED BOOT AND
Shoe Store, located during the last twelve years
Dupont street, has been removed to
No. 428 Kearney Street.
The increased facilities which the proprietor has lately
obtained for receiving the latest French styles regularly
Fifty Cents Per Pair,
and Boots a: reduction of fifty cents. and per
pair all fresh and Goods by every steamer which
NoTICE-My store will be heretofore the only place
where persons be of obtaing the Genuine
French Screwed Boots End Shoes justly celebrated
for their elegance and durability.
f. LHOTE.
Wholesale and Retail Importer and Dealer.
No. AS Kearney street.
between California and Pine ree doors southeast Cal
3m-n50 ifornia, San Francisco
The weekly Butte record., 1867-02-09

OrOville Lodge, I9I, 1. .. of G. T.
The regular meetings of this Lodge held on every
Sunday evening. at their Hall. Oroville. J. NJ
Clark Store. All members in good standing inv-
ed to attend. Ii. \. CRAIG, W. c. I.
G. W. SovERIiGN, W. Il. S.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-02-09
MARRIED..

AT OroviIie February ID by Hon ". S. Stafford
Frederick ]. Martin to Mrs Jane Wentworth all q
Butte county.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-13
Hymn i NEAL.

MAnnrED-In New York, April H. 1867, by the
Rev. DR.. J. b. Pfeigl, THEODORE KOllNto ROSA,
youngest daughter OF IIcrmun Wuld, Esq, of Zee
ben, Hungary. =.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE ASST Assn INTERNAL REVENUE
On.NGEpuRa c. H., S. c., March l5, 1867
In accordance with the recent Changes made in the
Internal Revenue Law, nll Special Taxes, (prevous-
ly called Liccnscs,) also Incomes for 1866, Car
riagcs, Billiard Tables, Plate, of either Gold or Sill
vcr and Watches are to be returned immediately
Unless Returned within time specified by law pen
atty OF ten per ccmum, will be added Persons
negecting to make returns for any business or oc-
cupation for which Special Tax Tor Lccnsc) is
imposed, are liable to IL fine of $500
will be at my cfhcc at Ornngcburg c. IT,. on
Tuesday and Saturday of every week, and will gvs
all desired information Other days I will visit tho
different Precincts Polls of which due notice
s!,ai! be given.
GEO. w. STURGEON,
mar 1G-2n Assistant Aascssor -
\. My Office is Mt the Store Of c. S. Bull &
Co
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-13
Public Meeting.

On Monday last, the 9Th instant, in pursu-
nilmbersof the citizens of the District met at
the Court House for the purpose of taking into
pie, and of adopting some measure by which to
prevent the carrying on of civil suits at the en-
suing Session Of the Court of Common Pleas
The meeting having been organized by the
appointment of DR.. j. II. OCain as Chairman,
and E. Ezekiel, Esq, as Secretary. A person
present moved that a petition be drawn up to
be forwarded to General Sicklcs, praying him
to intcrposc his military power and put Il stop
! to all civil causes. Pending its consideration,
Col. Oliver moved as substitute that COM
mittee be appointed to confer with the Bar of
the District and request them to continue the
Civil Docket; this was adopted, and Col. Oil.
vcr, Col Rumph, and Adam Smoke, ESQ
were appointed. These, in short time. re-
ported that the Bar would hold meeting Mt
o"ce ana rcpiy ~ short time.
While awaiting their reply, Rev. l.. S. *.
Lcgarc, after commenting on the extreme dcs-
titution in some portions of the District, moved
that committee be appointed TO solicit contri-
buttons in aid of the INDECENT, who should re-
port their success through the District papers.
This was carried, and Rev. l. S. X. Lcgare,
and Messrs Briggman and Hamilton were
na1ned as the committee.
The Committee of Conference t]lcn reported
the following as the reply Of the Bar
In reply to the application of portion Of
the citizens that the bar shall couscnt to con
tinuc the civil dotkcts at this term, we beg
leave to assure them that tho Bar is quite
willing to assent. But us some of the Bar
think that they hav, no such authority without
the consent Of their clients, and unanimity in
such a case is essential, We regret that we must
leave the question to them. If the clients
will agree VIC will chccrfully comply with the
: request of the meeting,
SS.g ~ ILLUSIONS &. LEuARE,
ELLIS Il BREWSTER,
IzLAn & DlEBLE,
2$s e SIMoNToN s. GLOVER,
50 WI DETHEyILLE.
The resolution to appeal to Gen. Scklcs was
thon, with some unimportant amendments,
adopted, and the meeting adjourned.
Comment We will not make, except to re-
mark that an appeal to military commander
unconstitutionally appointed, is indicative of a
sad departure from the first principles Of the
Government.
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ILLUSIONS g. LEuARE,
ELLIS Il BREWSTER,
IzLAn & DlnpLE,
SIMoNToN s. GLOVER,
WI. DETREyILLE.
New Advertisements.
@Commissioncr's Sale

RB- COMMISSIONER Sale
1@-Shcrif's Sales
1DrWe invite attention to the advertise
ment Of Ready nladc Clothing, for sale by
Mcssrs. D. LOUIS & Co., Agents.
B@~M. McMAsrEn, Agent, offers for Sale Il
large assortment Of Dry Goods at reduced
rates.
s0-Alministrator's Noticc-(N (Nlessrs GAS
KIN Il MYERS Administrators Estate WADE
II. GAsKIN, dccoaso.)
Bay"W. G. MITCHELL, Painter, announces
his readiness to serve any needing the services
Of an experienced and practical Workman.
96y"B. WILLIAMsoN, Receiver, by virtue Of
dccrcs Of the Court Of Equity, adycrtiscs to
sell,thc entire Stock H. w DASH T. Co.. for
Cash at reduced rates,
My-Mcssrs EzEKIEL e. KomN have on
hand full stock of Spring and Summer Goods
selected with great care, which they offer ut
very low rates. Read thcir advertisements
BsD- Sicssrs. Bull. s. ScovILL announce the
arrival of fine stock Of Spring Goods, Sc
lccted for this market by one Of the Firm
tfw they arc greparod to dispose of prices to
suit the hard times
ssB-Messrs. ~RoB1NsoN & Co., hdvcrtiscs a
large supply of Groceries, Dry Goods, Hard
ware, &C. These gentlemen are Agents for
Baugh's Super Phosphate, also for Clemens,
Brown & Co.'s Cotton Gins
Bay."Mcssrs JErronDs II Co, advcrtiscs for
5000 bushels Rough Rice and 1000 bushels
Cow Peas, for which they will give the cash or
exchange Bacon, Corn and Flour at the most
reasonable rates.
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Office to Rent.

HsSS TIE BUILDING FORMERLY USED BY
EH,Ii the Subscriber Law Office. situated or
pas1l Mnin-strcct For particulars, apply next
door, to Mr.. D. Louis, or to
SAMUEL DlBRLE,
at Izlar & pibble's.
mar -
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-13

n9- Wc 'req,ecttully request o~r friends to
send IN their advertisements as co,Iy q, The
,cech comvcmtcnt; aud If possible, let us hare
.ctW be able to issue at an carlicr hour on .S1tu-
day, and ,cM be enabled to girc more Of tie
latest me,cs, ep to e tine Of or going to press
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-13
Classical and Primary School,
REV. A. +. DICKSON.

hEV. "A. r. UIChSUN.
TVNIiE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL 81:
Il Resumed on Tuesday, April 10th, in tho Base
ncnt Of the Presbyterian Church.
An acquaintance with the cluss of Scholars who
may he expected to attend the School has led to
slight change in the Price of Tuition, as follows:
Infant Scholars 500 per term of 10 weeks
Ciuss. nnd Nlath beginners $1,000 pcr::tcrm of 10
weeks. =
Classical advanced $500 per term of 10 weeks.
Miss f. u. WOODHULL will assist rs before
y. F. DICKSON.
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G 0 M M E R CT AL.
OFFICE OF r1,s oaASuEpuno NEWS,

OFFICE OF -TItE OaANuEBURa NEWS,
April II, 1867.
COTTON.--.is predicted in our first issue Cotton
has steadily declined in Liverpool with large stock
on hand. Nc trust that planters have put in the
ground sufficient for gil their wants in tho provia
ion line. We qnoic:
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-04-13
Bargains! .Bargains!!

1nNn YDS LONG CLOTH AT I2lc. RE-
IOOO duccd from zoe.
1000 ids Extra Fine Long Cloth nj zoe reduce
from 3Oc.
1000 Yds Super Fine Cambria at zoe reduced from
&c.
800 ids Calicoos nj l0c reduced
hO0 l'ts super Mourning 20c. reduced from 25c
5000 f'ls super Fine Colorcd Prints 2Oc worth o5c
1000 Y'ls Heavy Brown Shifting 20c.
eco ids Shec'ing. yard and half wide :: yls for s
200 Prs Ladies Fine Shoes 50 30 worth 81
200 lunches Yarn. Cheap
10 Bbls Flour, Cheap. VI. McMASTER
: hp' lit Agent.
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For the liberal patronage which have tLus k.e.
received from the citizens Of Ordhgtburg District
and the confidence shown in by very humorous
friends. take tho opportunity of exbtessng my
sincere gratitude in this, The first issue Of tho
"ORASoEnuRo NEWS" Tho encouragement Of past
patronage and kindness induces s.rers f.i.A l.
future success and, whilo thanking ny frisaas 70.
past favors cah assure them that Aethi.s v;u 30
left undono 10 deserve their continuing 5ssro.asa-
My Store will be essentially DRUG STORE; In it
will be kept snch Drugs and Medicnus alone, a. I
will warrant Genuine and Pure Ihavc arranged to,
supply my customers with Medicines Of tho worry
best quality afforded in the market l avoid al
cheap useless articles, and yet my prices shall be "a
reasonable for VALUABLE, GOOD, FRESH MEDk
CINES rs any bodys.
invite the PHYSICIANS bf The Dissriea TO oil
and examine for themselves. They nre judges 10
whose opinions submit Send your Orders and
they will be filled to your satisfaction. To the C,u.
zens Of my native District who have triad me, say
don't give me up, try me little longer. and you'll
not regret it-you'n find III stand long race "a.
we'll MS short one; and your faith in shall NOT
be misplaced. To those who have not yet tried mo.
now is your time to begin. AS before, if you want
good, pure, family MEDICINES, such as
Iaudanum, Pnrcgoric Castor Oil, Sweet Oil. Up:
som Salts, Gaubcr Salts Cream Tartar. Carb. Soda,
&c., &C., or Dye Stuffs and Paints, and brushes,
Concentrated Lye, &C., even, Patent Medicines
Of all kinds. Now just call at Tint ilo Store On
ManStrcc, md you will he to get What yaa
want.
This Drag Store looks small but your surprise
will bc great when you enter to find bow appear
anccs deceive, and whnt quantity Of good things
arc within this samo Little Store.
j. NJ SHUi.MR.
Druggist
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Quinn, D. c..
II.
Rutland, Calvin. (2)
Row, f.
Roe, Jim.
Rembert, Jehn.
Rucker, Mary.
Riser, Martha.
Rickenbackcr, Miss l..
S.
Smoke, II. T..
Sallcy, Chas.'
Sybrath, Miss Rachel.
Sharp Paul, (care Of w.
Knots.
Singleton, Emma.
Strock, Snley.
Stroman, Paul 8.
Stroman, Nicholus.
Seigling, Jane.
Sanders, g.
r.
Terrell, p. W.
Trcadwcll, Jack.
Winningham, Ada.
Wolfe, Wiley.
Wade, w. L.
repaid-one cent, papers
I. G. HUBDELL, p. NJ. =
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Commissioners Sales,

commissioner S Sales.
ORANGEEuRG DISTRIcT--IN EQUITY.
Watson O'Cain. Admir-,
:: Under Decree in Equity
Mary 5nir ct n
Pursuant to All Order made in the above sncd case
will he sold before the Court House in Orangcbur
on the first Monday i'll May,
4 Tract Of Land situated in the Fork of the Ed-
stos. containing three hundred and ninety three
Acres, more or less, lying Duck Branch, and
granted TO Rhoda lIcthcringtcn September 4th
1868
TERMS.
So much cash will lcfray the costs Of these
proceedings AMI the balance on :, credit of six
months the purchaser giving bond bearing interest
from the day of sale. with good Surctics and mort
gage of the premises In secure the payment Of the
purchase money, and to pay for papers and Revenue
Stamps
Y. u. V JAMESON, Con'r
ap l3 Y til
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Selling Off! Selling Off!
John s. Rowe, CT 81. Orangcburg
in
L. ". Dash ct al Eoui,v

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or THE COURT
Id of Equity i'll this cause will sell at the Store
of H. w. Dash Co., in this place, the entire Stock
Of the said Firm for Cash, ut Reduced Prices, until
Sale Day in May next; upon which day AMI the
days succeeding. wih sell for Cash. at Public Auc-
tion. the residue or said Stock
orangeh,rE, =. g., Is. WILLIAMSON,
Apfli ~, lShi } Receiver.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-16
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
4 FMIDNIGHTI REPORT.
II -
. FROM WASHINGTON. /

WASHINGTON. Oct. Is.
The following was issued from the Treasu-
ry DEPARTING ut this morning:
.TRE srRY DEPARTMENT, Oct. 10.
The Departme ut is prepared to give ~
bonds Of ies7 n q xchange for 7>30 notes, 10
terest to be charged an the bonds and allowed
on the notes PIP to the time OF the conversion,
the notes to be forwarded to the Assistant
Treasurer at New York, or to the Depart
ment here. at the risk an d expense of the
holders, and the bonds to be returned at the
risk and expense of the Depa vtment.
(Siened) Il. Nc CULocH,
Secretary of the treasury.
The Consul at Malta reports, sept 2oth,
that the cholera has broken out thers.
New YORK, Oct. To-
The Posts Washington special says: lhe
following is statement of the Preside nj
views relative to the case of Mr.. Stanton
and its publication here this morning was aL'-
thorized by him. Whoever shall take the
place shall receive the appointment outright
as Secretary Of War, vice +. M. Stanton, re-
moved for it is the purpose OF Mr. johnson
to make absolute the removal OF Stanton,
under the Law as it existed prior to the pas
sage Of the tenure of Office bull, which is to
be held as unconstitutional. In this opinion
Mr.. Stanton concurred when the bill was
passed, and he himself prepared part Of
the veto message, denying the power of
Congress to pass such an act. The reno.
val of Stanton having been accomplished in
the manner Indicated the President will SIM
ply send his message to the Senate nominal
inf B TO be Secretary of War. By this ii is
expected, if his nomination is rejected, pos
sibiy Mr.. Stanton may be reinstated. but be-
ing out of office he will be compelled to seek
legal remedy by mandamus, or any other
mode, if there be any other pointed out by
law. This will bring the question as to the
constitutionalHy Of the tenure of Office act
before the Supreme Court of the United
States for adjudication, and by its decision
the right of Stanton to hold Office will be de
cided Under the old law the Executive had
the power to suspend or remove, and the sus>
pension of Stanton was adopted for the time
being, out of abundant caution, and in order
that the act might also be within the terms of
the tenure of office bill; but it was in the
first instance the purpose of the President to
make an absolute removal of Stanton sooner
or later
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CHICAGO, Oct. Is.
A man named Michael Bunethal was ar,
rested in this city to day on a charge of
swndling certain parties in Indiana, out OF
cattle valued at $50, 600
CLEVELAND, Oct. Is.
General Phil. Sheridan passed through
this city, en- route to Columbus and the West,
this evening. He was met at the depot by an
enthusiastic crowd, thanking them for the
welcomes and with cheers for the Little
Hero he was off
DUBUQrE, Oct 10
Ten prisoners broke Jail at this place this
evening. Four of them were recaptured
Ihe names OF those at large are, Hugh Dom
egan. an lrishman. accused of murder; Jers
ry Driscoll, youth, charged with assault
with intent to kill; C. r. Tuedall, a French
man, charged with grand larceny James
McGowan, Patrick Degran and Thos. Allen,
steamboatmen, charged with larceny.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 10,
The small propeller Waukazoo, on the east,
ern shore, was lost in the storm. at the mouth
Of the Kalamazoo river, Saturday. The pas
sengers and crew were rescued except two
children of Rev. John Cathom, who were
lost.
BALTIMORE. Oct Is.
Gov. Swami, with his staff, to day reviewed
the First Division of the Maryland National
Guard. Gen. Bowman commanding Thsre
were in line two battalions of cavalry. two
companies Of artillery, without guns. and
nine regiments oflnfanny, comprising Eve
to six thousand men,
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Oct. Is.
The Express says there was a very large
meeting OF Railroad managers to>day- Near
ly all the principal Western roads and the
Great Trunk lines were represented. A
long discussion on the various topics of feel
ing between the East and West was not of
the most harmonious character. 1t was for
mally agreed to advance freghts, but the
time was not set, although the lst of Mo-
vember was generally concurred in by the
Trunk lines, and.. they demanded their pro rata
of passenger fares, but the Western roads did
not agree to do this. although their rerresens
tatives we're willing to yield the point in re-
gard to freights. We understand that the
Presidents of the Erie. New York Central
and Pennsylvania Central roads have deter
mined TO keep their pro rata share out of the
money collected.
Registration for the State election cons
menced to day. 1t is not yet heavy.
\ public meeting in favor of an interna-
tional cheap freight railroad will be held at
Cooper Institute Thursday evening. Among
the speakers are Governor Fletcher of Mis-
souri,. ex Governor Andrew of Massachusetts,
and Josiah Quincy of Boston.