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The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-08
S AW MILL FOR SALE!
OR LEASE:
II pom Reasonable Terms the VuruahIe
~ property known as
JAGGARD,S MILLS.

Situated six miles above Dogtown Butte county in the
ias1 o me and extensive lumber region The mill
has thirty horse power engine Philade,phi. make.
.No Clr'iar saws Of the best pattern with edeer etc
etc. and everything in complete running order The
MIL capable OF cutting 10 0o0 feet of lumber per tay
VIII be sold 8; low figure
Address the undersigned Chico Butte county Cali
lorna. J. F. JAGGARD,
March 18Th 1857 nno-.f
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-08

HIeHwArNKS-1 G Hudson was robbed Of SIS 50 by
hshwayuien on tie nigh: Of the lss instant one mile
below Folsom
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-08
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
COLDENCATE RESTAURANT
And Ice Cream saloon,

"AN1NG EEFITTED MY RESTAC-
Il Il rant in the best style, am preprred TO
eeive my old friends and many may is
with call
l keep constantly on hand large assortment of
French and California Wine.
And Tennenis Ale and Porter.
Families. Balls. Parties and Assemblies of every
tJre, supplied with Ice Cream al moderate prices
Private Saloon. fitted up in elegant style expressly
for ladies.
From my long experience in the above business,
hope TO be able to satisfy everybody.
LEWIS CARPANETO, Proprietor
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-08
Lyons Flea Powder.

DEAIH TO FLEAs.-It is well known that LYONS gen
ulne Magnetic Powder viii perfectly destroy everything
III the shape OF feas. ticks bed bugs ruuches etc thar
Is perfect poison 10 the insect tribe but entirely harm
less to the human species and domestic animals The
genuine has the signature Of LYON and the private
stamp OF DEMAs BARNES x CD. Anything else Of
TINS and Is an imitation counterfeit ANY
VIII procure you the genuine If you insist you viii have
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-08

FIsz Srosx.-rne etfsA-als of Maine recently :rss-
tsd the nshes to 90 barrels Of conascstea ale
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-08

MEssHs. LIGHT & BnorHEr, II tfenesee Valley Pin
mas county. have completed their new mill aud started
i: In operation las. week
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-08

Cor JETF G. DAVIS has been oraered to eouduc, re
cr1iiss 70 California
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-08
ADVANCE CALIFORNIA.

NJ Mendelsshon be<s leave to announce
VI to his friends and acQuzinrances. that he has
opszed store in the Odd Fellows Building. door
10 Boyd and two doors below Wells, Fargo Cos
Express office, where be keeps constantly on hand
First quality Fruits. Nuts. Cardys. Tobacco and
Cigars Pipes Cutlery. Stationery. Play
ing Cards Fancy Goods and
Notions
share Of the public patronage IS solicited keep
none but the best good. sale and intend 10 give sat-
iszcoon to everybody. Those wishing 10 indulge IN
good comfortable Smoke vii find an A No Havana
Cigar 1t ny place for kH cents
Tsr me before buying else~here
Country orirrs promptly hHsd u-leH
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-08

CoAl-Prospec.ors :: the Shasta Buttes have succeed
ed IN finding coal st three dihesen, PLACES
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-08
Lyons kathairOn.

II a most delightful hair dressing;
II eradlcates scurf and dandruff;
Il keeps the head cool and clean;
II makes the hair soft and glossy;
1t prevents the hair turning gray and falIin Of
II restores hair upon prernaturely bald heads
1hls Is just what Lyons kaihairon VIII do. Il i.
preF-It IS eheap-it i durable Il literally sold bv
the carload, and yet its almost incredible demand Is
caly increasing, until there Is hardly country store
mat does not keep it, family that does not use it
THOMAS LYON, Chemist Ny.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-08

SEE Zach Bakers card Of withdrawal from the Onion
r~ty, and Mr. punosns srplcation for wagon road
The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-08

Hurr-o-a-r.
A;AMspA-The Union primary came OF in Alameda
county on saturday There contest, and no pre-
ference expressed for Governor. Wheeler was en-
dorsed As a candidate for Attorney General.
srAr1slArs-Pi1ley has earned stanislaus county
The Convention in defiance Of tho appointment by the
State Central Committee. elected three delegates instead
Of one to the State Convention
NEw preerSes.-Mr. Prime and others. - We learn
from the Quincy Crion, have discovered god Placer
disgings the north side OF Genssse VALLEY The h-.,
two days grouna saicng paid four dollars the hand
day; quantity thrown into Deer Greek found it. wsy
into the city hydrants; the fac. becoming generally
known. led to wonderful increase Of ws:er-drnsins
DANCE GRovEs-Fs-eies in san Fancisco s-s ooi,ec-
ting seed from Tahiti oranges fr the purpose Of start
ing nursery be followed by Orange plantation
cHrSaMAS. Scott river. few days ago. while
wheeling dirt. dumped himself into TIE river and
drowned.
HIoHwArarxs-J G Hudson vas robbed Of SIS 50 hy
hshwayuen the nigh: OF the lst instant one mile
below Folsom.
Mrssns. LIGHT s Bsorzzs, a, tiene.ee Valley, Piu.
mas county. have completed their new mill and started
Il In operation last week.
Coz Iur c. DAVIS has been ordeced to eouduc, re-
cruiss 70 California
FIsz srosr.-rne esfsA-a,s of Maine. recently :rss-
ted the nshes to &c barrels Of conHscstei ale
CoA-Prospsc.ors :. the Shasta Buttes have succeed
ed In finding coal At three di1esens places.
SEE Zach Bakers card of withdrawal from the Cni,r
rayty. and Mr. puncsns srpscation for wagon road
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-21
The Military Il reconstruction Bill
WASHINGTON, Feo. 10

The House, to-day, met promptly at 1
clock, and in pursuance of the agree
meut made last night, proceeded to vote
at once on the question of accepting the
Senate reconstruction bill in lieu of the
one which passed the house The Interest
apd excitement felt in the measure for the
past few days showed DO sign of aba,c-
mcnt The galleries were filed with
spectators, while the crowd was so great
on the floor of the House that the Spea ker
requested all but members to retire. As
the roll call proceeded, the result seemed
in doubt, until near the close, when the
negatives preponderatcd and a visible sen>
sation was apparent in the House and the
thronged galleries, that the bill was de-
featcd. The vote stood 73 to %. Every
Democrat but Rousseau voted against the
Bill.
The result was Immediately sent to the
Senate with the request for a conference
committee to adjust tho disagreement.
The bill was Immediately taken up in
the Senate, where three hours debate fol
lowed, the tenor ofwhich was against grant,
bate was personal and spicy between
M essrs Fessenden, Sumner, Wade anc
Howard, the two latter accusing Fesscndcr
of desertine his post on the passage of the
Bill in the Senate. Finally the Senate
refused a conference cOh, nlttee, and sent
the Bill back to tho House insisting on
its passage. The yeas and nays were 10
taken on the amendment to the bill.
An earnest attomp will be made to get
some kind OF a reconstruction bill to the
President before tomorrow night.
The House, at its evening session, took
up, at 9 O'Clock, the message of the Senate
insisting on the bill.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Iowa, moved to concur
with the Senate, with an additional amend.
mcnt disfranchising all persons excepted
by the pending Constitutional amendment
from being delegates, or voting for dele :
gates to the State Conventions, az aut hor>
lied under this bill. When this was
offered the Democrats commenced to filli-
buster, by moving to adjourn, TO postpone,
etc, In order to consume till to morrow at
IL o'clock, after which time, if the bill
then passes, the President can pocket it.
and it fails, of course, to become a law
It is asserted, however, by the friends OF
the administration, that whenever the bill
passes the President will either sign or re-
turn 1t to Congress with his views.
At III Z. NJ. it was agreed that vote
should be taken at II o'clock tomorrow,
and the Democrats having gained their
point, an adjournment took place.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-21
Military DespOstSn,.

The Odious bill for converting the south.
ern States into a military despotism passed
the Senate yesterday morning 1t was
well that the Radical destructives should
cOnsummate their iniquity upon the holy
Sabbath. 1t would seem as if Providence
had so arranged that the enslavement of
eight millions Of Americans, and the des-
ecration of the Lords day should go hand
in hand The bill as amended is but q
small Improvement upon the original
The south is handed over bodily to the ca>
price of military tvrant that dare pIay
the part Of Nero. The vote was 90 TO 10
and vet there is not ole Of that twenty.
nine but has. or would scream against the
tyranny of European despots
As it is, the southern people are to be
placed under military vassalage. Can il
be that the northern ana western men
when they gave their votes t. Dlace such
men as we see hold maiority in Congress
contemplated that they would so abGeo
their power? Do they realize the fact
that, to keep the south subjected, stand
ing Amy of one hundred thousand men
will not be sufficient ? Are they prepared
to endure perpetual system of taxation
under which that OF England even appears
light? BY this act they have converted
the south into gigantic Ireland. and an
ireland that will be more troublesome in
case of any foreign in,Jroq1io than the
"Green Isle" is to England. for its hate
will be solid, compact and undivided
Here lsa precious finale to the "war for
the Union" as hypocriticaI motto as
ever was invented by liars and sneaks-
Had such a consummaton as this been
! foreseen, we are satisfied that not one in
ten of the brave men who shouldered O
musket for the preservation Of an undivi,
ded country but would have been content
to embrace the alternative Of certain black
journalists, and ''let the Union slide"
We write this hurriedly upon the re,
ceipt of the telegram. but we do not pro.
pose to dismiss the subject with this pass,
ING notice The enslavement of a brave
gallant and impulsive people, however they
may have erred, will be recorded rs one OF
the monstrosities of the age. The oues,
ton is not alono whether the south vii
endure it, for We err if the manly heart oI
the north is not indignant at the outrage
upon its old associates of the carly Rev.
olution- Gin Eng.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-21
Reconstruction.

Were it not for the question Of recon
struction the Congress Of the United States
with its present representation, composed
as it is of every element Of meanness
would soon founder for the want of mates
rial for agitation and dissension. But as
the country is unhappily divided, there is
a deep interest manifested in the action OF
Congress, aud thousands assemble to hear
the haranCues Of fanatics upon this I'M
portan. question Democrats can do no
more 70 save the Country from ruin, and
the radicals hare things their own way.
excepting when they get TO quarrelling
among themselves as they did on Monday
IN the House. The Chicago Times Wash
ineton special SAYS the House was the
center of immense attraction. One OF the
largest crowds Of the season assembled to
witness the anticipated struggle on the so-
called State reconstruction compromise
bill, which passed that body on Sunday
morning. Hundreds were unable TO Get
into the galleries, and were obliged to re-
main in the rotuuda and corridors. Or
The floor Of the House the gathering ol
distinguished spectators was also large.
When the bill came from the Senate
in the shape of an amendment to the House
military bill. Mr.. Stevens moved to non
concur in it, \ general debate then open
Ell. Mcssrs. Boutwell, and Stevens denounc
el the Senate plan, while Blain, Bingham
Wilson, Farnsworth and Baker favored il
The Demo crats did not participate in tn
debate, but voted with Stevens and twenty
FIVE other Republicans, against orderin
the previous question. Mr.. Stevens wa
severe on Bingham and Boutwell,, and dc
clarsd that their opposition 10 the measur
led him to exclaim. regarding the effort
at reconstruction, on behalf Of the Reput
lican party in the House, "Good God
save us from ourselves
The debate continued until a reccs
took place for dinner.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-21

NIGGER IN THE TREASURY DEPART
NsSr.-A nigcer barber has been appoint
cd to L first class clerksh;p in the Treasury
Department This extraordinary event is
creating some feeling Of Indignation among
radical clerks in the department. and to
the outside world the appointment of a
highly colorcd American Of African de
scent" to first. class clcrkship,' looks
ike taking advantage of the rights Of the
many discharged soldiers who wanted the
position, and no doubt deserved 1t. But
the negro was the barber Of the 'lamented'
and had earned the position BY that highly
honorable vocation, while the other appli
cants were only soldiers in the army. There
is, however, another view 20 be taken of
the matter, aud if correct gives a better
phase to the story, which is to the effect
that the appointment was made to test the
sincerity Of the professed love the New
England clerks bear TO the "much abused
negro" Secretary McCulloch is from
Indiana, ard was appointed to the office of
Secretary of the Treasury by President
Johnson, aul We are 10th to believe, with
many other papers Of the country, that
the Secretary bears such an ardent love
and admiration for an inferior and ignor
an. race, as to gil the places made vacan
by white men with that class, AMI hence
it is that we think it an experiment to try
the nerve of the New England clerks, who
prate abstrac:ly for tn, rights of the negro
yet make tn" most bitter wry faces at the
practical workings Of their doctrine
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-21
THE PREsIDEN RS WIFE.

The Washington correspondent of the
Lafayette (Ind.) Courier (Rep.) thus
alludes, in describing the late reception Of
the President, to his wife. He says:
"Mrs johnson appeared at the reception
for the first time I felt anxiety to see
the woman who had taught her husband to
read, AMI inspired him with that lofty am
bition which led to place and power. She
stood near the President to his right; pale,
thin stamped with care and sickness,a c0un-
tenance of thoughtful sadness-an expires
sion of deep curiosity. Looking for a mo
ment at each person introduced. her ey,
would drop Immediately in meditative
thoughtfulncss, as if her mind and heart
were filled with thoughts and emotions fal
different from the giddy throng passing by
All who know her speak we'll of her, anc
those who oppose her husband most bitterly
feel pang for Mrs. johnson"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-21
The Tariff Syyindla

Very few radical newspapers have the
courage TO oppose the new tariff swindle
of the rump Congress. The radical press
of the west haye learned to bow to the will
of few eastern manufactures, to the en-
tire disregard Of the agricultural and me :
chanical interests of the west, and many
honest Republicans, either through ignor-
ance or willing desire to become the
slaves OF rich aristocraey, seem to think
they are in duty bound to support the fol
lowers Of the gigantic swindle. The Chicago
Tribune, however, is al exception. That
paper, on last Monday, contained an arti-
clio on the subject that brought to their
feet a few Of the less popular journals OF
the party, and they 90 for that great spirit
with n tenacity that is deserving of bet
ter cause. We clip the following extrac
from the Trib,oass articl,
"The whole thing is shameful svindle
On the masses, under the hypocriticaI and
lying pretenso OF protecting American in
dustry And all newspapers, which art
honest and true to the intere SITS of th.
people, will expose and denouuce it as
scheme of pilfer and pillage"
Pretty severe on the rump Congress
but nevertheless true The Tribune neye,
told palmer truth, in fact, and it is fol
thus abandoning one of the chief primer
pies OF the radical party that the small fry
set IN such a fearful cry against it.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-21

The FAsHIoNs-Thefo following are the
latest fashions for ladies', which will be uni
versally adopted. owing to their admirable
adaptation to the season, and the climate
of the latitude:
"Wnter BOnnetS The latest style con-
sists ofa postage stamp with strings ofgreen
ribbons; the hair is carefully combed back
so as to give the air uninterrupted access to
the roots, and the ears aud neck The
style is hlgly recommended by physicians.
A box of Shefuls Neuralgia Oint-
ment accompanies each bonnet" +"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-21

Solomon johnson, a colored man form
erly President Lincolns barber, has been
appointed 10 frst-class clerkship in the
Treasury Department at Washington, with
desk in the Sscretary's office.-Colum>
bus Journal.
Our Radical cotemporary does not tell It
all. The negro barber is appointed to an
ONCE which competent white soldiers have
applied Ror and been refused
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-21
Surratt-ArrIval or the Vessel
Bearing Him 10 WashinptOn

NEW York, Feb 1S.-A dispatch from
Fortress Monroe says the steamer Swatara,
the vessel conveying Surratt to this coun>
try, was signaled at daylight yesterday off
Fortress Monroe. She passed inside tho
capes, and headed up the Chesapeake,
probably for Washington direct"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-21

Surratt has been removed from Swatara
to the county Jail, on bench warrant is
sued by the criminal court of Washington
The transfer was very private. Large
crowds have visited the navy yard hoping
to get a glimpse of him, but no COmmuni
cation was allowed with the vessel-even
the mail was put on board by a rope. The
officers of the Swartara say that Surratt ha:
been in good health curing the voyage i:
quite we'll at preseni was very reticent or
his way to the United States, and intimated
nothing that would tend to criminatc
himself or others He was closely confined
on board and we'll guarded night and day
being only allowed a few hours to enjoy
the air and take such exercise as the
accommodations Of the ship allowed. To
some of the officers he has emphatically
denied that he is Surratt.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-21
s56O,115 35 1859, ,9s5 4J

Hon Thomas 4. Hendricks, the fear
less champion of the Democracy in the
United States Senate, is, although largely
in the minority, making bold and deter,
mined fight against the radical revolution
lists in the Senate. The Democracy of In
diana may we'll congratulate themselves
that they arc SO ably represented. 90
ium6;a City Post.
The above is true. Mr. Hendricks has
no superior in the Senate of the United
States, end truer patriot can not be found
in all that deliberative body. His speech
on Thad Stevens military bill, says a
Washington correspondent, was one of the
most able and eloquent speeches that have
been delivered during the session. He
took up each sentence of the bill in detail.
and exposed the horrors and enormtie
which it proposed to inflict. BY the most
conclusive arguments, he shivered into a
thousand atoms the monstrous assertion
upon which the bill is based, that tho State
governments at the south are pretended
governments, and that the southern States
were States no longer Ho challenged
any Radical Senator to tell him when the
southern States ceased to be States
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-21
EN-. TUB3S & CO., PaOPaItToRs, PeTeRsoRo', Nh
rim G'SS
Vegetable AmbrOsia,
IL TILE MIRACLE OF THE AGE.

q Cs,-.SS,-freadScd People have thci
locks restored by it to tho dark, Iustrous, slker
tresses Of youth. and are happy
Young People. with light, faded or red Hair
have these questionable co0rS Changed to
beautiful auburn. and rejoice
People whose heads are covered with Dandruf
and humors, and have clean coats and clear anc
healthy scalps
ysaII-tscadcd Veterans have
their remaining locks hghtcncd and the bare
spots covered with a luxuriant growth OF Hair
aud dance forioy.
Young Gentlemen use It beCauS; il is richly
perfnmed
Young Ladies' use it because it keeps the Hail
in plac.
Everybody must and will use il because il - tho
cleansSt and best article in the market
For Sale byT. A. Lemon, Plymouth.
Smith. Cu'ler & Co. Wholesale Agents, Chi
cago, Ills. vISni-em.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-21
Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Feb lS.-Thc Senate has
passed bill conferring suffrage on ne
groes. A motion to strike out the clause
preventing them from serving on juries or
holding office was rejected by tic vote.
The bill previously passed The house 1t
is now a law, unless rcconsidered, which
Is Aot probable
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-21

The Huntington Democrat says, "the
spotted fever is said to be prevailing to a
fearful extent in the south eastern part Of
this county, resulting fatally in nearly sv,
cry case. Several cases, as We are advis.
cd, have occurred in this place"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-21

At Fourth of July celebration in Ma
rion County, Illinois, young lady offered
the following toast:
"The young men Of America: their arms
our support our arms their reward. Fall
in-men, fall in."
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-21

PITTsBUrG, Fort WAYNE AND CHrcA-
GO RAILWAY CoxPANY.-Thc following
is statement of the approximate earns
ings of this Company during the month of
January, ult.. compared with the same pc.
riod of the year 1866:
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-21
AppREss
DR .. n. SEELEY g. CO,
FREEpORT, ILLINOIS.
Sold 5y all wholesale and retail Druggists.
GENERAL AGENTS.

John D Fnrk. Cincinnati, Ohio. Fuller. Finch
Fuller, Chicago, Ill, Burnhams 4 EsnSchssck 4,
Chicago, III, Demas Barnes 4 Co New York
ID Ransom 4 Co Buffalo, New York, Farr.ns
Shelley L CO., Detroit Michigan, Weeks & Pot :.
t,r, Boston Massachusetts. French, Richards 4
Co Philadelphia. X f Sellers Co Pittsburgh
Pa, Collins Bros st Louis No, Barnes, Ward 4
Co New Orleans La, K Robinson 4 Co Loai.-
vile kv, Bigley Bro VI emphis Tenn, Depxy
Richmond Va, Thompson 4 Block Baltimore Nd,
Dexter * Nellcgcr Albany n Y Strong Arm
strong Cleveland. Ohio. VIM Johnsto. Detroit
Mich, Wilson Peters Go Louisville KY.
vI2-n6-ly
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1867-02-21
$l,SOO ERYEAR,we~.p

1,SOo PER YEAR,we
Agents everywhere to sell our IMrKovED $40 Sew
ing Machines. Three new kinds. Under and
upper feed. Sent trial. Warranted eve vears
Above salary or large commissions paid. The
ONLY machines sold in the United States 10, ls..
thai $40, which fully Leensed ~ 4esc.
Wheeler Wilson, Grover 4 Baker, Stacey 4
Co., and BseAeider. All other cheap machine.
infrin9eynents and the seller or user are s.s,
fosrresf, tine and imprisonment. illustrated CIR,
lars sent free. Address. or call upon sA.. A
Clark. at Biddeford. Maine. or Chicago. ~.
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