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The weekly Butte record., 1867-05-04
BUSINESS CARDS.
THOMAS WELLS,

THOMAS WELLS,
Attorney aud Counsellor at Law, and Conn
missioner OF Deeds for Cal.
oFr1cE-with Governor Blaisdell Carson City. Neva-
da. VIII praotice all the nd United States
Courts in Nevada. and promptly attend to all business
required as Commissioner of Deeds
E. Il. WILSON,
Attorney and Counsellor at La w, Main ST..
Chico, Cal.
VIII practice in all the Courts OF Butte and adjoining
counties
JOHN DICK,
Justice of the Peace, Notary Public,
And Commissioner Of Deeds for the State OF Nevada.
OFFIcE-Aontgomery street. Oroville
GEO. w. PRlSTI.
United States Collector for Butte County
California,
orr1cE-with the County Recorder, in the Court
House, Oroville, California.
DR.fJ. M. VANCE,
p ysici and Surg
ORovILLE
MAY be consulted at all hours-fruIn 10 o'clock A.
to P NJ at Drug Store of r. Parker, Union Hotel
Block Montgomery Ct At other times at his resi-
dence. on Bird street
81 CHARLES F. LOTT.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
oroville, Butte County. California. Otfce-Bird st,
between Myers and Huntcon
j. NJ. BURT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, u Notary
Public.
g. .s,i
orr1cT-on Bird street, in Burt's brick building up
stairs. Orovlle-
-
F.. DUNHAM.
Assistant United States Assessor.
OrrIcE-Moutgomery street, south side, second door
Myers. OroylIle
DIR. j. B.. GRAY,
OFr1cE-Express building Second street, opposite
Western House, Marysyille-
6. ROSENBAUM,
Attorney aud Counsellor Mt Law. District
Attorney. and Notary Public
OTrTcE-Corrt House. Orovile-
DIR. F. $. SNYDER.
orr1cr-wyanaotse Butte county. Having re-ma-
nenily ieeate Wysndosse, may be found at his office
al au hours when not absent professional business
d. c. BURLINGAME.
Dentist.
OFFIcE-0ver Cheap Johns Clothing
kasxA Store, Lyte's building, Mcnteolner! ST.,
tCY$Y~YH oroFills-
J.. A. W. RDW E L l.,
Notary Public.
Al Recorders oroviiie
E. p. LEE,
Dealer In Wines. Liquors and Cigars,
Montgomery street. Orovile-
E. S. OWEN,
/ Attorney 4 Counsellor at Law, Febe stewn'
Bi,ttr county. California
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orES.-the Downieviue Messenger. OF the 2sth
instant says: After an interval Of several months
the stages are again running between this place
and Canptenviile, the snow having bpen shoveled
away sufficiently TO let teams pass.
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HEAVY TrANs.crIoS.-A deed was filed lately
for record with the Recorder Of Santa Clara county
by the Quicksilver Mining Company of PennsylvA-
MIA, conveying 10 the Quicksilver Mining Company
of New York the New Aimaden Quicksilver Mine.
The consideration expressed is S. 500 600 and the
instrument bears Internal Revenue stamps TO the
amount Of S 500.
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ST. IcHOLAS HOTEL,

TDroprietor OF this Large nnd COmmCtlt-
ous hotel has lately repaired and renovated it. and
it is now the largest and best arranged hotel in North
ern California. The large and well ventat-
ed and the house is well furnished and presents the
best accommodations for aIaes and the travelling pub
lie.
The St Nicholas Carriage and Omnibus will be in at
tendance on the arrival of the Sacramento steamboat
and Orovle and convey passengers to the house
free of charge.
The STAGES deliver passengers at this house and start
from the hotel door every morning
n95-tf NJ c. DUFFICY. Proprietor.
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oRovuLE, SATURDAY, MAY. ..4th.


The MARYsvILLE Appeal says the Butte REC
ORD is filled with Coolie trash, written il not
published TO discord in the Union ranks. :"
We simply propose to allow discussion of matters
of public interest. in order that people may arrive
at Truth. We respect intelligent American labor
ers. and have desire to see them degraded by be
ing placed in competition with Diggezs and Chr
ncse. II they choose to place themselves in such
position, il will be their act, not ours. We shall
not quarrel with them should they conclude to do
80, after having exhausted discussion The Chi
nese and Diggers do not fight the countrys battles
or come to its rescue in the ho of peril. Their
employment here, simply deprives those who do Of
the opportunity of making a living by their labor
We have case in point: soldier of Company A
Butte County Cavalry, who was a practical woolen
factor, reared to the business, his return from
Arizona, applied to the San Francisco Woolen
Mills for work. He found it 81 filed with Coolie
trash against which HIS uniform was no passport.
And yet this factory is protected by the govern
ment this soldier volunteered to defend, from three
to twelve cents per pound, and additional ten
per eeut ad valorem, upon all woolens they manu-
facture and were declaring heavy quarterly divi-
dends. The argument will apply to wool
growers, who employ Coolie labor and digger poems
10 h erd their iocks. Government should protect
all its citizens alike. OF course, capital is going
to employ cheap labor If it can but it is part OF
duty to endeavor to make American laborers
sustain them in doing They may discuss the
question TO their satisfaction and do the majority
tuar determine. The editor of the appeal is sim
piy partisan bigot, ready to yield without dscas
-ion and without regard to its effect upon the peo
pie to direction of those who manipulate the wires
and resort to partisan epithcts to secure success
Just as if the people had not destroyed political
parties and would hesitate to destroy any par
ty that sought to oppress and degrade them We
haze desire To SOW disruption in the ranks of
the Union party. 1t is only those who adv
eating Coolie and digger labor aud the nom nation
of squaw candidate to the Office OF Governor, who
doing tast- And now. if the editor of the
Appeal III refer hack to the ground of his attack
upo, the RECON-. he will thatit is falsc-either
ignorantly wilfully and maciously. but neverthe-
less abSosu:ely-Iaise. Sn gross the misrepre
-eutatien that gave it no attention until other
journals had attached \ seeming respectabili'y to
the -issears fhschoed.
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yu,uE ErLoRExcE WAS AWARDED

YTNHE L o X z c f " rs nv ANDEsD
the First and Highest Premium at the State Fair
~ California the only Fair the Pacific coast at which
av two double thread Sewing Uachines were exhibited
in competition in 1850
THE FLORENCE received the only premuium awar-
Gesi by the Mechanics Institute of San Francisco in
1854 and 1865, 70 any Sewing Machine Company or
agent The claim Of competitor TO medal is V1thou'
anv foundation whatever.
Wherever the Florence has been brought In conpeti-
ton with other Sewing Machines IT has always been
declared the best It is the simple the most sub
s.rtiai the most efficient and its is easily learned
Fyery Machine sold is guaranteed in the fun Of
the word
send for circulars and samples Of work
SAMUEL j. HILL, General agent,
Iy-22 III, Montgomery street, San Francisco
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THE Cisco TRAGEDY.-The Grass Valley Nation
al gives the following particulars OF the late airay
at Cisco: 1t says that Sexton owed jew merch-
ant one dollar and fifty cents ar old account
H. went into the store and gave the Jew coun-
terfeit tive dollar piece, and the Jew, not suspect
ing anything returned three dollars and fifty cents
in change. ScXtJns attentun was attracted by
coat. He asked the jew how much he asked for
it. ana be replied fourteen dollars, saying he would
take half Down and halt credit. Sexton said be
would take it anyhow, and put tie coat on and
walked OF with it. On his way up the street be
met two Cinnamon. both of whom he knocked
down, and from ore of whom he secured the knife
with which he subsequently stabbed Rogers His
brother hearing of what he had done, gave him the
money 10 go down and pay for the coat and redeem
the counterfeit piece; but in doing so. the lie was
passed between him and the Jew, who drew his
pistol, but four of the caps snapped, and Sexton
got in on him and beat him badly. Subsequently
the merchant swore out a warrant against him.
Rodgers knowing him TO be desperate character,
solicited the aid of several citizens n afresting him.
Rogers going to Sexton commanded him TO hold
up his hands, but instead of doing so he rushed
upon the officer. who fired, hitting Sexton in the
breast. The officer now stumbled and fell. when
Sexton jumped upon him and struck the knife
tirely through. indicting mortal wound. While
the parties were in this position third party, one
of the conStables aids. stepHed up, and placing the
muzzle OF pistol under his ear discharged the
contents into his head. Even after this shot he got
up and started to walk of, when another party lis
charged the contents of double barlelled saot gun
into his back.
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DEPOT HOUSE,!
Opposite California Northern n. n. Depot
VIII be Re-opes,ea On and after the hrst day of May.
1867. with Hay. Grain and Feed Yard attached -kal
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WESTERN HOUSE.

Corner Of and Second streets Marysville California
yuyHIS HOUSE Is CENTRALLY LOCAT-
i ed and will be kept formerly. First Class House,
containing hundred well furnished rooms 1t al
fords the best of accommodation for families and tran
sient boarders.
Stages leave daily for al parts Of the State.
Sixteen and three psrlor. have just been
added to this extensive house. also ladies' entrance
f. NJ. LOWERY & CO. Proprietors
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HOTELS.
UNION HOTEL.

Corner Montgomery and Myers street osoNal>
vUNHIS NEW BRICK AND ELEGANTLY
furnished Hotel stands irst III the STATE Tor COM
for. and acco1nnoatiou for the travelling puolicevsrS
room heing well ventilated and neatly furnished
The bic
supplied with every luxury o the season. and every
thing vii be done the comfort Of the guests Il
this house In Connection with this house is the Bar
and Billiard saloon New Billiard Tables Of the lssest
ps,terIs and : proyemsnfs.
THE BAR VIII always be scPpllea with choice
Liquors and Cigars, at moderate price
The Once Of the Oregon Stage Company is a tie
Union Hotel.
Stages leave this horse daily. for Chico Red Rluf'
Shasta and Oregon Dogtown. Tayiorville Susan,iiis
and Idaho: BaiwcH Bar. Spanish Ranch and Quincy.
and for Forl,stoa and La Porte, connecting with the
al OIovile.
FRANK JONES Proprie<cA
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LONcVlLLE HOTEL.

vNHIS LARGE AND COMMODIOUS HO-
II tel is situated in Humbug Valley, Plumas county,
a beautiful and healthy location. The rooms nrc
large airy and well furnished The table is all
furnished with the best the market affords the
stabling of the best -holne for the traveller.
For invaids fine Soda SPRING celebrated for its heal
ing qualities, is adjoining the hotel liberal share OF
patronage is solicited
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Justice of the Peace, Notary Public,
And Commissioner Of Deeds fo- the State OF Nevada
OFFIcE-Montgomery street. Oroville.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-05-04

GEO. w. PRlNTI,
United States Collector for Butte County
California,
OFFIcE-Wi,h the County Recorder. in the Court
House, Orovile, California.
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SALOONS.
BANK EXCHANGE.

Corner Of Montgomery and Myers streets orovine-
A TTENTION OF THE PUBLIC Is RE
N svec.tuliy called the shove hr>t Class Saioon
where Lager Beer viii be sold st TWENTY-FIVE CiS
PER QUART. Also
First Quality Of Liquors,
OF all kinds are always KEEP, constantly On hand
Also
THE BEST ARTICLE OF LAGER BEER.
From the oroviue Brewery.
This cellar Saloon the pleasant retreat in hot
summer DAYS and has the most extensive acconcda-
tons. In connection with il is
A Splendid Shooting Gallery,
For Sportsmen. The public have the tqanks Of the
Propretors for their liberal rSrauase heretofore and
continuance of the same is solicited.
1. W HOOPS
March soth 1867 wN SCHNEIDER.
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FASHION SALOON.
HuntOOn Street,
Between Montgomery and Bird d.-.......... .oroviNe

rons of this old established resort are resdectfuly
informed that the undersigned has purchased the above
Saloon. formerly kept by Walter NJ Elliott and Is now
the sole proprietor and will eIeavor to to keep i, in
manner to please all
Good Lunch on hand at all times.
/ shall be very gid to see you all
A. X. HALL, Proprietor.
November I'd, 1866.
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DIR. j. M. VANCE,

DIR. j. NJ. VANCE,
hysi ci and surge on ..
OROvII-LE-
May be consulted at all hovrs-fron 10 o'clock A NJ,
to p. NJ the Drug Store Of K. Parker Union Hotel
Block Montgomery ct At other times at his resi-
dence. Bird street
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E. Il. WILSON,
and Counsellor at La w, Main ST..
Chico, Cal.
VIII practice in all the Courts OF Butte and adjoining
counties.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-05-04

This Saloon the most pleasant retreat IN hot
days and has the most extensive accoinuoa-
tons. In connection with il Is
The weekly Butte record., 1867-05-04

da. VIII practice in all the State nd United Stat
Courts in Nevada and promptly attend to all busine
required Commissioner of Deeds.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-31

IF the Governments let's Davis go unpun.
lsht d, then Wirz was murdered. For one word
that can be said for Davis q thousand can be
urged for his fellow-criminal. Davis at large
and Wirz in his grave prove a cowardly spirit
in the Administration, which wreaks its safe
spite on the miserable tool and shrinks afraid
from the look OF the master."- Wendell Phillips,
f1l the anti Slavery Standard.
We do not think that Mr.. Phillips is par
ticulsrly logical in his deductions. He admits
tN} yirz was guilty; yet if another guilty
man is not hung, then the just punishment of
Wirz is murder. Every man stands on his
own actions; and although both Davis and
Wirz may deserve the rope, and Wirz gets his
due and Davis goes free, still this does not
affect the justice of the sentence of Wirz.
We would have as many traitors and crimi-
nails punished as possible; and because they
are not all brought to trial, the justice to
those who are convicted and punished is not
affected. We think Mr.. Phillips is more forci-
BILE than sensible in his article.
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THE New York papers are keeping up a
series of criminations and recriminations be-
cause of the decision of a certain lawsuit in
that city. 1t seems that after the trial had
commenced, and before it was concluded, the
Times prejudged the case, and expressed its
opinion very freely in favor of the defendant.
A verdict for that party was rendered, when
the World accuses the jury of being unduly
influenced by the opinion of the Times, and
attacks that sheet for giving its views before
verdict. A moments thought will show the
folly of the World. A jury, all sworn in, are
allowed to see no papers with anything rela-
ting to the trial in their columns, until after
they have rendered their verdict. They are
entirely shut out from the world, and hence
an expression of newspaper opinion can never
reach them in time to influence their judg-
ment. This renders free criticism during the
trial perfectly proper.
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COMMENTING on President Johnson's trip
South, the Herald this morning says;--
"President johnson has been invited nv the
municipal authorities of Richmond TO visit
that picturesque and historical capital of Vir-
gfnia. Why should he not make Richmond a
point of departure for another Presidential
tour, but quite different from the one he made
last year out West? Let him travel through
out the South, ana show himself 10 the whites
and blacks who have lately. been staring at
Wilson and Kelley; but lst MIN profit by their
made himself on his last tour Let him relI-
giously avoid speechnaking. Above all, let
him refuse TO allow Seward TO accompany MIN.
Seward can stay at Washington, and busy
himself all summer writing reply to
Summers interminable speech ON Russian
America. Sumner, in his turn, can pass the
whole of next winter In preparing a reply TO
Stewards reply. While both are thus occupied
the national affairs will go on without any IN
terIupuon on their part The country VIII not
mss them nor mourn ineonsolaoly IL they
reIire tor few months from their haD4Iual
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topics should not speedily become the dOmi-
nant ones in the domain of politics. And if
the party at present in power would maintain
its hold upon popular confidence, it must rise
to higher appreciation of and a more states
manlike method of dealing with these ques-
tions. Power carries with it responsibility,
and the party in power will be held respon-
sible by the people.
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prominence in the foreground of contem porary
history. Should they get tired of retirement
themselves let them make JOINT trip TO Wal.
russia. IL not frozen TO death there they might
write on their return a joint account OF their
pers onal adventures, To write such an account
a. lengtb-and neither of them could cut IL
shoTi-would keep them out of sight of the
sight is out of mind they might deem It not
worth while afterwards TO return TO active
political life. Nor is it probable that the
public would approximately demand their
returun
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-31

DEATH OF SINGER.-The foreign news
papers announce the sudden death, from
apoplexy, of Madame Persiani, the Italian
singer, who some years ago was very popular
in London.
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Belcher Mining CompRny-Aasens.
meut NotIce-Baldwin Company and Aberna.
THE Company.-Notics Is hereby given, that a,
a meeting Of the Trustees Of the above named
companies. held this day, an assessment Of Five
Dollars (e9 per share was levied on each and
every share Of the capital stock Of each OF
the above named companies. payable lmms.
dlately 10 the Secretary, at the Belcher Office,
virginia, Nevada, In United States gold coin,
Any stock on which said assessment shall re.
main unpaid on THURSDAY, April 25th,
1867, will be advertised on that day asdelinuuent,
and unless payment shall no made before, will
be sold on Monday, May 9th, 1867, 10
pay said delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board Of TruHteeA
II. BRUCKMANN. Seo,s.
Virginia. New. Mar. 25. 1867. mr26. ID
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DELINQUENT TAX SALE.
sHERIEF'S SALE
For Delinquent Taxes for the 1ssal Year
EDdinG December ii, 1850.

DY VIRTUE OF DIFFERENT EXECU'
Is tions Issued ont Of the Justices Court, Town.
ship No. 3, Gold Hill, Storey county. Nevsds, 70
me directed and delivered, April IL, 1867. and
against the following named defendants aud pos
sessory claims and improvements thereon: or I'M
p%rovsments when separately assessed, for the
several sunni owing and due upon each lot or
parcel Of land and Improvements thereon, to-
gsther with accrulng costs and expenses Of sale:
and In pursuance Of an Act entitled an Act to
provide revenue for the support Of the Govern.
ment OF ths State Of Nevada, approved March 9,
1865, and an Act amendatory thereof approved
March /, 1866. I shall expose for sale at public
auction 10 the highest and oest bidder for cash,
In front Of the Courthouse doors, At Virginia,
Storey county, Nevada, between the hours of
o'clock A. ~. and SO clock P. NJ, namely, at IL
o'clock A. N. on
Monday, juno 3, 1867,
10 much Of each piece or parcel Of land herein.
after described, together With improvements
thereon, or improvements when assessed sopara.
tely, as shall be necessary 10 satisfy said exocu-
tIon and costs Of sale, all Of said property being
situated In Storey county. Nevada, to.wit: