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New-York tribune., 1867-06-18
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NOTION NOTICE-BY HENRY II. LEEDS
n q MINER-UEyRy 4. LEEns, Auc-olseL

,t g-,rs porcelain Cabre Vases &c.,. relies of hse Aa1s-
1 io. 10Th of Fuee % be M oI t.t bneat the Nolus Jos
Auction. THURSDAY June ~ st ID oc0ra 40 t-c
. ", CAsres Nos 5l7 and oi9 Broadway Twei4
,,... O..
cii sores and IurIuo formerly troHs To- Aatt Aupr't
cons fIarc probably tr mos, eer ant articles seen H .-
rarrf-v r point Of e,lhu~. 4ts-l-
Two ge Old se,res Vases se, m jewels srIely painted tl.1 n
vig,s mounted IN bronze G0rer.
so blue ditto old Seyres ditto set With jewels bronze '0s'
&c g.,..
superb OF Ola Sevres SEQ vih jewels. conse OF ''
Baucars Cream. Sugar and TeaIol Ac 30 cabinet hnei
Three ,ptrb 0ii Sres and SAKE Gard Bccftls eAqa I
iao small blue Vases di.io ... c.,...
Marble Statuary-SefCu superb pieces corssirg OF 'i
f,ures Busts viii elaborate iiesa. Oh re't''e' '
s..- ,.r..t, gtt
Cocks Bton,es kc-severa superb sTu u1re anf modern
couprs figures suite. eutirsl, leH1h aei-A ll
ir.nts real Bronze I-rs A ODE If' u
The articles exhibit oI ifef at H' t 81,
invite the public examine these c' a''' f "
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18
DASSAGE 10 AND FROM
! CRFAT HKiTt'F AFp iItLtfp.

aIACCAAyG ~ AM itfbNl
b s4IAGrIlI e. so rtIA..l. fath...
DRAFTS AVAILABLE Tlr.. Ctprr FEGLhEu WEia'D
SCOTLAND t,D VaLl@
TirstUrT i ts d Go Eo .au'a.i SD so 1a i1a'i-'v
yNOR CHARLESTON. $. C.-gHANDE of
{ FEF -ItE PEOPLES AtU hlLtN,hif tutrthl.-lhe
regular aai popular -t.ay MOHLkA. tapL AAfeNa.. r.l
.G WLlhlsp'i june l9 rt g D. Il, nom Pier ~. s.
. b. landing freight Saturday wo-uu. at Chsf.r'f0n il.
sockets ai biz OF - 1 30 -l IOats south, III connection wish
IIyiyGsIoS FOX CO.. Aqeail No. So Lb.tys-
EEW-YORk & BREMEN STEAMSHIP CO..
TUU CHEAPEST LINE
TfiE TfRsI-rI4ha &. T. NAIL SIlAhaIP
WESTEE< METEOPOLIS, Capt "'i WEIR
.i-r.r Pier no 46 E D.. ou SATURDAY June - 90 toon
FOR 6OCIhAHrION AED BREMEN.
ae O hela Da iarfc 1na bm@n 90 """p rhie'
Iif-t &. hm. $40: second Cabin @u5; hteeragc. ~,
F-ofr Southampton and Have o. "f"-1oI.;
Fr-tl Second Cabin ffr. nis
EXCLUSION TlCLr1a, our AID NOML-
r,rst Cabin Second Cabin IHn. A--.G-ye. ai'.
No csu 5 Ataurc .Jn 80
Ior lre crure,safe hs Of cxrbaugc, Iafsg fppE %
ISAAC TAYLOR. I1eeient. No q, i'ohogny.
4 NERlCAN CITIZENS going to EUROPE,
a should ofau their PASSPORTS from JOHN LANFIhtE laed
ste. Passport agent No % Ccrres Ne7-ior n' Le '' jan
UNITED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU
United indispensable 90 traveller ssaa 10y j. D.
MONIES Ps,rp5u agent Ho. -61 B'rl.ay.
UNITED STATES PASSPORT OFFICE---
no 90 Broadway. ihrt stNAi ANiL ht' ~
Notsr Public Counsoncl Travellers to Europe mus' nave
Passports.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18
Gtean Giramcrs.
DACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAA
THOUGH IlhB 70 chLH0RSiA AED CHINA.

IbAClFlC MAIL SIEAMSIllf 'OMi ,, AZ
1HEOUGH LlhE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAII.
Via PANAMA RAILROAD
sisrrs eye Pier No & River ioot o. CanaL a. y or''L
- ll.oas.
j-le i-OCEAS ouEEN Cspt T. F. Couno eonaeelT with NoS
gANA, CaTf. =. Sltsu. . ...,..
tiiSlNG STAR Caft D. C. Gray eonueong "ilu nf'i
NENIO. Car CCF=rly.
sisscr Of J-pe II Francisco @ japan 'n' ca
oas 5r5 ed ponds o. baggage ,loaet m ea- sa' r'--.
Nearlrs slf s.ieftaurs free
Ut.ptr tolcl q Aaracc lce Of l s PCT "rnr r. 's
Soufl fao ntrs l - i.h 700 'eA'i@ '.
tar p,f.s and taase o. Dot ioIca % fl..eti...
tsre oiith earh month all re BeF ean ln7 from
srsrama o Australia ald y F-Leta--l
Tor psssrce apa O.. ls- 7 ton ap7f 80 me once %
'' "H1'' '' ~ o-"' F r. BiBy. Agent
lNOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-Ihe Pa
cfc 1su st.susliF Coul.ag saua AFIOhA Nh st. oa
kglUAN Ja.r IL ctek -f .rrtrl fs a i"f
--s te ia.-ire u Trogt; Otr' ta. fi ~" o N'Fh
- IL ------- = v. =. : o.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18
coIrpT CAIENDAR-Tms DAY.

z TRWa -Knumerti,i Motions
I C5-Brrke agt Broadway AL
Seventh ave r. u Co.
! Gf-Pocs sgt Decker
b3-SchuyieG sgt smith
| ii-liaich agt Br'v4ter
| l3-lrouty sgt Potter
1O-ThslmessrHger at Conklih
/ 7l-Mcacham sgt Pcil
! 73-Bsli agt HUDSON River r. IL
Co.
/ D-BoBmdo agt Travis
CIR r-PART l.-PRCsbAu, J.
l695-Sergeint aud ano. at Ear
rows
ilUq-Baker and ano. agt Webster
5ii-BuucAe 1gt. Kelly, Sheril, 30
32l-Clalk ag. Smith
g. liO6s-3lurphv agt The Forty
SECOND a. Ferry y. v Go
85l-TucAer agL TIe Long iSisnd
X. r. Co.
052-TucEer sg. same.
ts5-lihsOl agL B0te
'n9J-Cllnry agt. The Harlem X r.
90.
795-HAll aud ana. ig. Kellogg -
al
-MmuR, J.
1 552-Hellug NJ. Scho6eld et al
156-Go0dWin ngt Bait aud Ohlo
r. r. Co.
sC3-Rai.afiue agt Henry.
| 95O-Groccrs Nat Bank at Clark
ll5a6-Gambf.ll agt Bell C0m'r, 90.
ilGla-Dayis agt CulberisOn.
J 236-Stll agt. BranUell
50i--TTcaINell agt. Benel1go-
1la-Fhnt agt Harmony.
34c-lloWnu. agt. Wright
49J-keunedy agt Radcliffe.
'FRM-DANIELLs, j. DemuuerA
0-Buller agt Tsppea.
Nv and Pact.
I 2i0-Phelan az, Kennedy.
zfY -- agt -
49-NewmOn sgt. Nence-
5J-heny0n agt- Lane.
! lO-Nosk agt Blls
/ lil--Same act. Same.
| lA,-Co.t AL. Campbell.
/ 20i-Wi.iians act PendeTgrssi
2l3-Kiiism ayt. Alien.
23i-Sheparl at. DaEtorth-
2f9-iier1og agt. Bscr
7, ZJ0-Bach AT. Hammer
2I5-Aiwood sgt BennehOa baA
Pet Go.
2J2-HOpe agt Lawrence.
HAMBEKS -lNaRAnAn. j
TERw -PART L-McCuSs, J.
ie727-Crow sgt. Becker
li1j5-Niller ngt Remer
l3cl3-NiKon agt MOODY.
l32tj-Blaiu egs. Grunson
l26T-Muller agt. B0rnhani
I3l69-Mckinley agt The Americas
tx. Bank.
l5gsO-Hecksheg agt. AeryerA
JONES. !.
i232O-Klssmke sgt Silvcherga-
ls28-Pogeriy sgt Audcnrc'd.
3296-Toh'n sct Ogden
Bpm DOHnoll sgL Orny.
3326-WAkef agt Gilbert
l3723-Stcchlor sgt CslIgshsa-
l3yy9-SeQsa sgt Jessson.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18
Orean 5ieumers

THE steamship CITY or WASHINGTON Of te Iyviv IIyr will
lfgrrroo. calling Queenstown
RAMS PAAoE-Iirs Cabin sl1o stscrage s9-cu-rrev
JOHN a.. DALE. Agent. a. 3 Bra.de.v.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

SUPREME COURT-GENERA
E--Sn. uou 3gL k9to0rL
si--lolns0u go. P.oFman.
s--Hsri az. Plants Man. Go.
N-NI,Hsusau az. Madsworth
fr-Srbcpp let. Carpenter
E-Stsne alt. Browning.
u-Eifaris sgt Butenburs.
t.-Wneeler I'D. Allen.
-Smvtir a.t buylon.
et-nunton art lfcare.
65-BaaE OF Commonwealth agt
N-1 NleCtt.
SUPREME COuRT-Cmc
fr-Duf.s agl Andrews e, d.
.t.-Sn.lickt. 3gL. Lynch, sheriff
&c.
l.5.-C. s. aut Brazil Mails. $. Co
rgf Morrill, l-
Is5G-ElriaI auc ano. agt Peter
SOD.
2.e-fr..n- Bauk pct Dubo.s.
I.ga-ue Lever -fi. tisc.
IIus-Mc-ri-t ggi. Hudson River x.
r.. Go.
aei-Wbi.miu act BuckleT et al.
i.I-Wfso1 agt Mclean GO al
.lJ-buyd .f- Merritt
PART H.
als-Hart'cy agL james.
laig-pceker aet NIl'lam-.
wg-Lrach a-L ilIicr
egl-E-0u a aAt. schWe;iu.
sls-nrOgu sgL Mall0y.
la.U-Leake ast. Tie B.eeeker-st
AMI Fglon Ferry H. i. 60.
294-M0rfcc ast HUDSON a. K H.
60
lGoo-Broad SC agL Paci1c Nut.
lu. go.
sl.-u,r.uref fgt Stevenson. -
SUPREME COCRT-SPECiAL Z
f--Tappe. aet PoWel@
l,-sa.seg AT Nar..
lg,-Woairul agt Pesrcc
25.-Scvnv est O.. and \. W. r
IL. 60.
l75-MelIrd ag'. Sherman
lfg-Ni.o.l ag; Ncol.
ll-ilauscT alt shaedeE
Igl-Wh.le ast Morcmlhsn
Isi-Treldre.i as- Sackct.
lq5-Ho.cI aCt Mackey
go4-Slrrnan agt Dickinson.
gW-Farkef agt Raymond.
14l-la.ss aet keciOrs &c., O.
Church la 81 Eslut.
1sa-NaIks agt Ley-
l2A-Manr ~ ait I4ns,cIu.
SUPREME COURT-C
l7-KiFkqairick agi. Cohen
Call No h1-liguks agt S,iklrk.
SJrEElOR COuRT-TMAL
.oes-Tmumin az Kelbs.
.q2l--Moses set Banker
3lll-irwrg agt Spring.
.ll1-Ssrkrtl at Gunner.
l2a-Giloert agi. WESLEY.
219S-Gray sgt Underwood.
.DU3-Stlhsuyall agL G4lmm.
JI1l-Ii6bbs ast Buncc.
s2f-lryiuc sgt Wood.
AU4-ComHssky at. sslomon.
303i-LAmh agt Erio Z. x. Go.
32a6--Fruth agt Foster
7l1s-Ranck agG Lyons
a2lp-Ganiner aft ssfreiL
5lq3--Niles az. Couller.
..et-SOy,A a.Is. ksaA al. SHaa'E'
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18
Cmnsemcrts.

'T'ERllACE GARDFN-TO-NIGHT
ri .aEe, bs.frea .yl zha and Fn5 .lintisis
THEODORE THONAS'S
POPULAR GARDEN CONCEETS.
.. IHlS TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE %, at
i''.Itl'H
e-i'ie tre-h DE- Bronze. ................ .Arler
'-a. NJ -p4i''l- ...t-.--.ifriA
ot'elon. tii o tbe Regiment uoni,ettL
1'.- village hh aiIoa. .Ssn.,
4'o4----r, Z t.lt i.r-. born aii flute l...haeEy.
- NENst3 SCl.NiiL AND ElELLtR
i'hiL.fI- er1oef
t.1s-lL
btifi ti'f Bright Ilfpn
a. bfd PotPourn, Panorama oi Vienna" .Balu
NvNDuCl vh....-... DIR =. EBEN
ADMISSION ~ CENTS
IA ELY & LEONE MINSTRELS. 72O B'WAY.
- The iisi week Of the THE ONLY LEON.
lne ia. week Of tle selsDf SIR EDWIN KELLY.
TIE lis' Vees ~ the season NR Lpu HORN.
Ihf last week Of the season ETIEE SEYMOUR.
The lasi N-rk Of tts
4ht laht Heek o. tne seasun. MRS. no Y A.
VHE GRAND LADIES FAIR for the benefit
0N 'ncps CtIh, o. Nntiayc oui Ouehuuirei and
rent il' nov open m Washington M Thrlave near ore
Ic-ets 40
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18
CTEAM COMMUNICATION
- EETNrfN
NEW-YOEE AND AUSTRALIA,
VIA TtN.AA

Nv I CIsH <--Fi) n = 4'-Ai<4-A'
VIA PANAMA.
qHR PANAMA EIW-ZEALLSD and AUSTRALIAN ROYAL
MAIL COMPANY ds2,tct ht -il o. each month hru
PANAMA TO WELLINGTON. p. z. AND THE AUSTRALIANS
COLONgS connecting with tae o. tle PACIFIC MAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANy. leaving NEEYDEE FOR AsPiAWALL
COLON he llth o. each month irs @ s-eoai class pis'e.
be oouysyed ulsf through e q, te of- ra,es: Ifou '
ports m Nss-zenao, syl-ey Melbourne. @40i -"
s2.o 4z4 tor payable IL United states
90 roin.
Special steamer 20 Toe ncs dfeo'as oa region Of Ho4ls'
Nra-Zeslfad
Arrangement. ere row completed saIg tloash Bills Of hdHs
SIs.,ht psvsje bore
Io further aorg srJlaot 20 b. ufte 90 the PACIFIC MAIL
siKAHSIP COMPANY DO ~ ws.tst. Or
CHALLEs y. WEST A--ut
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20
MARRIED..

In M2rysyiIle, st the 81 Nicholas Hotel april 18th
BY the Rev Father Androsa. Nj CaARLES ST CYR to
Miss LIZZIE eldest daughter Of L c. Granger ESQ., all
Of Oroyiiie, California
As long as Mr. St Cyr has been resident Of this
town il has not been known that he grand son Of
the celebrated Marshal Cy-, who served with such
distinguished celebrity under the Great Napoleon and
won immortal honor by his heroic defence of Dresden
when assailed by combined powers Of Europe His
father Adolphus St Cyr was the son Of this renowned
warrior He himself was Captain Of Chasseurs IN
der the Great Military Captain, and fought Boroino
all through the Russian campaign, At wagrani Lutzsn,
Iirly Leipsic and Waterloo. He remained faith
full to the fortunes Napoleon and under the reign Of
Charles Y escaped his night clothes political ref
gee and came TO the United States Being thoroughly
educated Surgeon and Physician he mas been connected
with the Medical Department of the I. S Army. and is
now SUPERINTENDENT At Chicago Illinois. He for
long time resident of New Orleans He is man OF
Herculean frame Cavalier in his manners well as
appearance. He 30 years ofage The grand pa
rents of Esq Granger also, were political refugees, OF
the Huguenot stock from France.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

How MAssErH WAS KIKIEp.-We have learned some
further particulars Of the death of Isnatius Niasseth
mentioned last week as having been killed by snow
slide in Grant,, Basin. He was at work alone in his
claim his parter remaining al the cabin with lame
foot He piping in the claim. The hose had been
carried along tinbers above the snow and the see
age had melted cavity along its line some for or five
feet depth He standing in this cavity when the
side occurred which appears to have struck the side Of
his head pressing it to the hose and dslocatng
his neck Not returning to the cabin at noon his partner
proceeded 10 the claim and found his body in erect
position. The slide not heavy one. and did not
otherwise mutilate the body From its position. it Is
thought that the noise of the slide it lcosened at
tractcd his attention and that he the act Of look
ing up when caught by it, and his head pressed over
and on to the hose.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

Observation-Disclosures is fitting up his Grocery
and Provision with all the modern improvements
and his counting in paror style. In his store he
has introduced proof dour bin and placed patent
elevator the hatch where people used to fall through
We know it works 4 charm for tried bottle on
another person. His office is splendidy furnished with
every requisite convenience for the transaction OF bust
ness and his ample store rooms are crowded with goods
suitable for the trade of this section George has fac
ulty buying cheap, and peases his customers by per-
hitting them to do the from him He recently
purchased the building for song that he has trans
formed into elegant and convenient office His 4
cities for supplying the trade Of the upper country are
no, SURPASSED by those any house in the State
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

COCK Fr-ocoviIe boasts cockpit that the distin-
s,,ished Mexican exile Santa Anna, might be proud o.
on Saturday night last i. inauguraed vi til sieI-
did cocA-fsht Or reporter entirely carried away
with the splendid abilities Of the chickens. and pro
nounces il wei contested hattie. dozen or two ei
.p,uda game chickens training for future con
tests This evening said there IS to be cock fight
for 500 side The proprietors have enlarged their
nit and put u seats for 900 persons Quite number
of pure game breeds have been procured and rare
sport may be expected.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

ORovi11E PaRk.-A ride out to the oroyile Park is
very fine at the present time and enables one to see
some very fine stock. most Of which is native and to the
manor born Mr. Gluckarf is doing much towards the
introduction of fine stock into our county Martin has
very fine collection Of mineral specimens from lodges
in Idaho among which are specimens of the owyhee
diamonds and Of gold. silver and tin ore. The pros
rec for successful meeting Of the Club IN May Is very
fattering The track is the best in the State, unless 1t
he tina; Of Bay View which is neutralzed by the eNces
winds which prevail there during the greater
,,,rtion Of the vear.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

rrIpEsucAL.-Casualy and crime appear to have as
sumed epdemicl form in this vicinity during the
present week. We record the accident to Monster lie
Cloy at Cherokee. the fatal accident to McCauiey at
Thompsons Flat, and the killing Of the coored man
Harris in Orovillc having occurred Monday last
with other accidents and occurrences of Minor import
ance. Extending the period back to nclude the
previous week. and find that six violent and sudden
deaths occurred in this vicinity within that period
of time Two from caves in mining claims, two from
taking goods did belong to Them and one from
the accidental discharge of gun. and the result of
n quarrel These occurrences. following each other in
such rapidity almost make convert TO Professor
Horns theory of electrical currents operating upon and
controlling mankind.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

LuN,r1co INoUTRIESpo.-Dr W. P. Tilien has been
understand Monday next inquire into the supposed
insanity Jacob Smith. inmate of county
jail charged with the murder of Supervisor Hastings.
NEW BANKING HoUsE--A new bank Of deposit with
the scrptural Faro has been started in town. So
learn from several packers candidates for county
Offices who have been oud the purlieus of the town
tightening tn sinches pack the County Convention
PERsoNN--We notice seve raj gentlemen in town, as
go press. whose familiar faces warmly wei
coined TO forum and fields. Among them we no.
ticed Messrs Binney. Rdeont. Belcher Filkins, and
Col Hatch of MarysviIle and Mr. D. ". C. Gaskil of
Forbestown
EIGHTEEN OUScEs.-A peice of gold weighing eight
ounces recently taken out at Claytons Ranch
near Forbestown.
REDEMPTION ScRIP.-The County Treasurer has
about 81 900 in the redemption fund and advertises
proposals for the surrender of scrip of the old issue
MOONLIGHT PARADE.-The Oroville Guard were out
moonlight parade Thursday evening They
meet for drill again on Thursday evening next.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL MARYsvIILE.-See the card of
this popular Hotel in the Record to-day Mr. Duffcy
will be found gentlemanly and attentive host.
Board OF SUPERVISORS May Term of the Board
of Supervisors viii commence on Monday. May 9th.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

N.EErs-There is no material change to note IN the
price Of leading articles Wheat IS coming in quite
brisk to the Ophir Nils There Is activity in the
Wool trade as the spring clip Is being thrown into the
market below. said to be Of greatly improved
quality and finer than ever before produced IN the
State Shea-ing has commenced in this county We
note sales in San Francisco =; i5i.c Is; and of Cali
torria wool in New Yor. :, a55 Sc.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

SAPPosED BE ISsaSE.-Thomas Leonard, a miner on
the bluff the opposite side of the river ON Tuesday
last note TO Mr. Perkins to whom he was 1ndebt
ed to the amount $500 500, telling him to take
his claim and other property. dispose of them and
paying his indebtedness give the balance to his little
daughter and then left for parts unknown He valued
his claim 81 400 had uniformly spoken of his family
with great kindness, and frequently expressed the de-
his wife who is in i'll health to San Francis
CO. with the hope that change OF climate and proper
medical attention, would restore her health He left IN
his sluices days pay dirt which is supposed
to be sufficient relieve his pressing engagements and
his sudden abandonment Of his family and claim seem
inexpcabe except upon the theory of insanity 1t is
supposed had it been his intention to defraud his
creditors he would have cleaned up his sluees before
his sudden and unexpected departure.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

PROSPECT FOR CRoPs.-If the late severe winter was
nnfavorahe for sowing grain the spring thus Tar ms
been exceeainsly favorable in bringing forward the
grain tina, was sown Crops in the gram growing a'S-
trc;s Of Butte were more promising. and iroIa
what We can learn notwithstanding the uniavorahle
winter as grea. breadth Of land was sown As IN any
nreyous wear With the world for market At roiul-
cratve prices no country the globe should he more
PHOSPHORUS than California.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

KILLED By CAvE-Arthur McCauley, miner at
ThoInpson's Flat instantly killed ON Monday, by
from the bank, while at work in what is known
the Kennedy claims, formerly owned by John Thomp
son. The deceased struck by cave, which broke
his arm and crushed his side We understand that the
bank from which the occurred is thirty feet
perpendicular. He industrious, Woodworking
and prosperous miner and We believe, of the pro-
pretors of the claim in working which he suddenly
met violent death 1t is stated that he sruck by
piece of cement weighing only five pounds
the sufficient to crush his and
internal injuries sufficient to produce death. He
man about 35 years age and has brother somewhere
in the southern mines His remains consigned to
the grave in the Oroyille Cemetery Wednesday.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

NAVIGATING THE UTTER FEArHER.-The Marysve
papers jubilant the successful launch of boat
which is navigate the upper Feather i'll search of
drift wood keep those of their citizens who cannot
get away from shaking deeper into the mud than they
did last winter 1t is understood that the ofthe
boa: have compromised with the City authorities md
have agreed not their boat up the Yuba hut to
give the city the business of cartng the wood from the
free bridge ordinance requires the smoke stack
be built high pass under the free bridge. We
have official map Yuha county which represents
the Yuha much larger stream than the Feather, and
We .iPprIi to the Nortl Caanaa to know why it does
not navigate the Yuba?
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

BANGOR BIVE CEMENT LEAD--The good people Of
Bangor are said to Be highly delighted at the arrival Of
mill work their blue cement lead 1t arrived upon
the ground during the present week. Is owned by
parties in San Francisco. and ii successful. VIII open
new era Of mining prosperity IN Butte county for the
cement lead Is nown be very rich and extensive
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

II remarkable fact that since Chico has presented
Gen. Bidwe candidate for Governor, that town has
produced series of articles Insanity. which may
be accepted further proof of the logic of facts As
there is question concerning the authorship of the
articles uded have the satisfaction of
ing the public that they written by old Taitc
himself
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

APPLICATION FOR RoAD.-Application viii be made to
the Supervisors at their May term, for wagon road
from Colbys Landing the Sacramento river passed
the lands OF W Hicks and whitesides intersect
with the Oroyiile and Shasta road. If it does
inmate Chico, those interested should have declared
public road prior the of General Bidwel
he will Immediately proceed to squelch the treason.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

SrEcIAL RxIlGIUs SERvIoEs.-The Rev c V Antho-
n.y. Of MArysyile, viii conduct series Of protracted
meetings at the Brick Church. oo,nmeneing Friday
Evening next the 18th instant and terminating the
following Monday evening. The sermon Monday
afternoon VIII be specially devoted to the young. All
are most afeSonstely requested attend these meet
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

MAY PARry-That prince Of caterers for dCvotees Of
the art Terpsiohore 4. Thatcher, Esq announces
May party The wyando,,e Exchange. the hrst of
May He knows how to get up such affairs and drive
over the green hills only be exceel pleasurahle
emotions by joining the ladies OF wyandotte in thread
ing the intricate uazes Of the howery dance.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

INSTALLATION At meeting Of Star Council Of Knight
Tenrlars 20 G T. at Good TeInplar's Hall oroNlne'
April IL 1861 the following officers were duly installed
nv william, l. Greenloaf. c; William Edmunds
C. Vim H Taylor, 5 W; John Roberts, W; William
restherston Secretary; Homer Craig Chaplain; MISS
NJ. E TAYLOR. H; Miss F. B. Bahcocs' G; C. E Leigh
ton. Ssn,inel.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT HIMSELF Nj Felix de LIE Cloy.
gentleman well and fayo-ahly known to most Of
ssitizens, accidentally shot himself Monday last
Rock Greek Mill near Cherokee ilfctine dangerous
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20
r A n G n FOR s Al e!
At Auction

YuNhc Undersigned will sell the Ranch
. known the old Beard Ranch" situated sixteen
miles from oroye. the Laporte road, containing 500
Of land less. with improvements consis
ting Of fine orchard, of every kind Of fruit Also.
vineyard containing the finest variety of grapes IN the
STATE horses wagons harness. Young stock
hogs and poultry. farming utensils household furnl
ture etc The above sale will positively come off on
Saturday. the nth Day of May. 1867. a; ten
oclock NJ, the premises Sale positive, for cash
or its equivalent ". D. SHALBCROSS
April 18Th, 49,.
Sacramento Union please insert the above THREE times
n weekly and send bill to this Office.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

RrrsEsENrArivEs.-At regular meeting Of the oro-
vile Lodge number SO, o F. held April lst 1867
the following Past Gran6s duly elected Representa-
,iyes to the r. w Grand Lodge OF the State Of Cantor
,is MHsvmsn c n wilcox and Vim Schneider.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

Roll OF HoNos for kiushew district for the month
ending April lesh. 1857; Masters Green Charles
Cohn Isaac Kitchen. Aubrey Rsh, David Cohn; Misses
Ellen Cary, Lizzy Has.y, Carrie NcTeaeae and Eva