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The weekly Butte record., 1867-02-02

HEAVY on BIDwELL.-We see that Senator VII
son of Massachusetts,, has introduced bill t. abol
ish and prohibit peonage in New Mexico and other
parts OF the United States. This is a heavy blow
on John Hdwell. His fortune has been made
through peon labor. His Indian slaves have cult
waited his fields, his vineyards and his orchards in
defiance OF the protests of the people OF that vic
image. They must now be emancipaled All men
including negroes and DisCers, and We shall there
fore expect ere long to see of Bidwells sqaaws
transferred from the kitchen 10 the parler OF his
splendid mansion at Chico. The world moves
5. f. Eraaiaer.
The Examiner would do well not TO indulge in
such romance Is the above, when it is remembered
thst dear friend and old partner OF its editor
Vince GeiseT, was IN the habit of transferring his
squawS TO his dormiEory Jaion.
1t will not be very heavy on Bdwell, after all;
as he has introduced bill in Congress to provide for
the care and protection of the indians Of Northern
California, under the provisions of which he will
probably be enabled 10 realize few hundred thou
sand dollars.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERlFF'S SALE,

: al
AE issued out of the District Court the Second Ju-
dcial District in and for the county of Butte and State
of California under the seal thereof in favor of Isaac
s. Joseph, and against the Oroville Gold Silver Cop
per Mining Company. to NE directed and delivered.
commanding sell the norteaSed premises herein
after described to satisfy the Judgment and decree
said court against said company for the of eight
Thousand one hundred and eighty-one 1910 dollars
United States gold coin and interest from Judgment at
the rate OF two per cent per month and accrng costs
have levied upon and viii expose public sale. to the
highest bidder for cash in United States gold COIN
the Court House door in the town of Orovillc said
county and State on Tuesday. the Goth day of
February, A. ID. 1867. at two O'Clock P NJ of said
day. al the right title and interest of said company
and TO the following described property, to-wit:
All that certain tract OF land on Feather River at
Longs Bar near Orovile, Butte county, formerly
known as the Smith Sparks place, together with all
quartz odes said tract of land known the Banner
Lode the Amosky Lode, the Coffee Lode. the Clark
Lode mill buildings, tenements machinery water priv
eSes water ditch, tunnels shafts tools materials
OF every kind belonging to L B. Jennings and in pay
ment Of said property the said company caused 800
shares of capitol stock to be issued said J. B. Je-
nnGs also, that certain tract of land being continue
ton of the Banner Ledge. and situated between the
Banner and Columbia Lodges, and being thousand
feet in length.
Also all that certain tract of land being three thou
sand feet and known the Navy Ledge and situated
about three hundred feet OF the reservoir construc-
ted by smith Sparks and running northery on said
Ledge twenty-five hundred feet. and southerly eight
hundred feet in Oregon township. in the High Rock
Rayine Copper Mining District
Also that certain tract OF land being twentv-eisht
hundred feet and known the Amosky Ledge. and sit
mated in Oregon township, in the High Rock Rayine
Copper Mining District
Also that land being hundred feet
and Of the Columbia Ledge and situated
in Oregon township, and High Rock Ravine Nini1..
District.
FwpAY.
Sheriff OF Butte county.
]. ". GIKYsoS Under Sheriff.
liz Isl
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Concovv correspondence.

CoNcow, January 81, 1867.
EDITOR BUTTE RECoRp:-l noticed in your pa
per some communications on the culture of flax
! have been experimenting with it for two years.
The first year sowed it too late but last wear |
got 1t in at the right time. The army worms came
and eat all the leaves off the stock Having other
crops of more Importance to preserve from the
ravages of the worm neglected the fax, and gave
II up as lost but. to my great surprise. when the
worms gave ont the flax took new start and came
eat first rate considering the circumstances. 1t
wants good clean mellow ground, and put in any
time in March, according to the weather. raised
three bushels of good seed from about one third of
an acre after the worms had so nearly destroyed
it. believe it viii succeed well here and in many
places in the valley and well pay the raiser. Try
it and SOW less barley. California can be made
self sustaining. understood there was an oil mill
going up the Bay. The oil meets with ready
sale, and so will the cake it is first rate for feed
ing cattle, and the lint will find market when
raised in sufficient quantities for manufacturing.
one OF your correspondents complains of the
negligence of the county assessor in not making
correct report of the number of gype vines, frui;
trees, etc Now the assessor never asked any
questions about saeh things did he ask for halt
of the poll tax. here in Concow. There are about
two hundred bearing apple trees in Concow, aud
many more coming on besides peach. plum. pear,
ana other fruit trees, also any quantity of bee trees
Speaking of railroads and the different routes.
deem it necessary 10 say word or two in favor of
the North Fork Of Feather river. was up the
river as far as Dogweod creek. distance from Orc
vile thirty six miieS,) on the Yankee Hill ditch.
for two days past. and found everything favorable
for good road. The snow. which WAS as deep as
1t ever gets up there. sixteen inches deep and
TO follow that line TO Flumas county. think there
Is no more snow than sixteen 10 twenty inches at
farthest, if there is more an mistaken. There
would be no hindrance to travel all winter on ac-
count Of snow. Why do not our Plumas neshbors
come down on the upper end and report.
On Wednesday, the Esd. shot all eagle which
measured seven and half feet from tip 10 tip OF
its wings and three feet from tip of tail to end Of
besk. 1t is wrong to Kill the great American eagle,
But the hunter cries, thou must fall,
For great is the power Of the rifle ball,
MrLLIGAN.
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THE NONSENSE OF PoLITFcS-The Contra Costa
Ga-eiis Is the only paper outside Of Sacramento,
that we have noticed IS speaking in favor of the
determination of the Commissioners to COMPLETE
the capitol building with brick. The Sacramento
Union found aud Reproduced the precious para
graph from the Ga-stte. The same number of the
Uaion contained the following suggestive political
information.
.-Fos SECRETARY OF STATE.-It is = ated that
c. B. Porter. editor of the Contra Costa Ga-etts
and Senator from Contra Costa and Marin, will be
a candidate before the Union State Convention for
Secretary of State"
Porter is a brick and 50 is the Union.
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NOTICE,

INhcrokee Flat Blue Gravel Company
u Cherokee Lat. Oroyille, Butte county Cali
forria-
Notice is hereby gwen that a; meeting Of the Trs-
tees II said Company held the tHsntytcurIh day Of
January 1867. Of Eve dollars per share
levied upon the Capitol Stock Of sid Company
payable Immediately United States gold coin 10 the
Secretary. the Company once. southeast Of
Jackson and Montgomery streets, CUP sriIsl Fran
cisco. California.
Any stock Epoa which said assessment shall relnain
unpaid the twentyeighth day Of February, 1S67.
shah be deemed delinquent s- VIII be duly advertised
for sale public auesoI and unless payment shall be
made before VIII he sold on the 18th day of March.
1857, psy the delinquent assessment together with
costs OF advertising AID expenses Of the sale.
4 de SEIAILEAC. Seeretary.
otice->outheaSs corner Of Jackson and Mouszcnle-y
strests. issp ssairs.l SIN Francisco. California
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ASSICNEE'S SALE.

- Order to sell property by virtue q order isSIl-
ed out a the County Court Of Butte county State Of Cal
orTia under the seal thereof directed and deiv-
cred. commanding assignee Of said insolyeIlt
debtor 10 sell tie property of said insoven Il public
a1c;ioa 10 the highest bidder for cash
In pursuance Of said order l VIII expose at public
auction 10 the highest bidder for cash. the Court
House door the OF Orovie Butte county Cali
forIIia ON Tuesday the Goth day of Feb.
A D. 1Ss;7. At u O'Clock NJ of sid day. all the right
title and interest Of said John 5 Morris IN and to the
following property. to-vit
About fifty acres Of land situated in WyGndotie Ra-
vine. Wyantotte. in WyaIdotte township and
known the Morris place. Two thirds part Of a ditch
county
FW. DAY.
Sheriff Of Butte county. California,
and assignee Of said iIisolvont debtor.
By J. ". GII-AYsoS. Under sheriff.
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NOTICE.
" H. IRWIN RESPECTFUL

" H. IRWIN RESPECTFULLY IN
w forms his old and, tried customers that he has
pOl-ht the harness and ssddsry business lAtey owned
y II N2-chella, and has removed his stock OF goods TO
the sane Place opposite lis place OF business
exf door TO Wells Fargo Cos Express offee where
ne intends to carry the business in more extensive
manner than heretofore The public are informed that
intend to sell goods at Sacramento and Msrys,ille phi
ct and AL those wishing anything in ny line VIII do
wei to give CAL W H IRWIN
Dec 2ith, ls6s Montgomery stree. orovile.
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GUBERN AroRIAL.-The Chico Courcnt is ont in
full force for Bidwell candidate for Governor
The C0urant thinks one else islands chance
Bidwell resides at Chico, and probably takes the
Courdnt. Upon the whole, We are rather inclined
to the opinion that Chico will go ''as unit for
Bidwell. Such being the case 'none other need
apply."-S. +. Chronicle.
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REPORT OF
r r G O M Nj EE!
On Squarza's Punches.

SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY
- the Mechanics Institute the occasion of the last
Fair to examine and decide upon compounds and Cali
orlia Inventions consisted of DR. Isaac Rowe DR.
verley Cole, and VIM H Keith Esq The following il
extract from the report of these gentlemen: The
Liquors. Punches, Tonic Bitters Cordias ETC. prerar-
ed by v Squarza, without exception, the finest ari
eles in their line the Committee have examined
All of Mr.. Squarza preparations have these great
its over other compounds Of a similar character.
1st-That none but the best and purest Liquors arc
used.
2d-That Sugar, Syrup Sweetnng principle is
used except that obtained by of sweet
fruits. hence the nutritious principles contained in the
fruits also impaired to the Punches.
That the following materials also obtained by
macerafing the various fruits flowers plants and herbs
which contain Them instead Of using the ordinary e1-
pressed essential oils The great skill of Mr. Squarza
consists in his ability to blend harnoniousy and in the
due preparation the various materials used 50 that
there Rome wanting and in excess Some Of
his preparations medicinal and deserve especial aud
favorable mention.
New Nos 10 and 122-Old No a.
Leidesdorff street.
V. SQUARZA'S PUNCH MANUFACTURER
Wholesale and Retail
1y-17 Opposite What Cheer House, San Francisco
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NURSERY TREES FOR SALE,

WuH frees and Grape Vines, Warrant.
ed of the best varieties sale at Garden
orovie Also, cuttings from the celebrated Fahir Zago
Grape n5sS
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FERRY NOTICE.

Notice is Hereby Given. that the Under
ssE1ed viii apply to the Board of Supervisors Of
Butte COUNTY al their February session. .owt: On th.
9Th day Of February 1867 for License to keep and
maintain Ferry across Feather River above Orx;lle
az point heretofore known 'Lathrops Ferry for
me PERIOD OF hve years GEO C. PERKINS.
0roville, January 5th 1885,.
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DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS!

NEW cooDsl
a TTENTION OF PURCHASERS IS RE-
n .I,xtfy invited TO The Oldest and bss known Dry
Goods and Clothing establishment IN o-oville-
B. MARKS & CO.,
Where can be found the largest and best selected stock of
DRY GOODS,
OF the Latest Styles of which respectfully invite the
trade 10 examine.
JUST OPENED.
A LARGE STOCK OF ENGLISH AND FRENCH MERsors,
Empress Cloth
Foularis, French Calcos and Silks
French and Irish Linens very low
Plain and Fancy Flannels,
Curtain Damasks, Towels,
Counterpanea and Bes,spreads.
Ladies' and Childrens' Wool-knt Basques,
Hoods, Shawls. and Nubas,
Ingram and Zephyr Carpets,
Floor and Table Oil Cloths
Chinese Mating, etc.
The variety of stock Of Centlemens Clothing aud
Furnishing Goods is unsurpassed
Cassimer and Tweed SHIFTS
Underclothing. at very low prices
California Blankets, Of al sizes and colors.
Pioneer and Oregon Flannels
Tweeds Cassimeres,
Rubber Clothing of all kinds.
Boys Eegan: Outfits,
Ladies and Ciildrens' Shoes,
Mems and Boys Boots,
Hats Caps, etc.
Particular attention is called to splendid stock Of
Domestic Shcetinss. Is, "a, and "a yards wide
which account OF the decline cotton. will sell
twenty-five per cent cheaper than before
Purchasers need only call and convince Themselves
that at B. Marks Co.. they buy goods cheaper thar
in any other store in town.
Butte equity Scrip taken at par.
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MrLLIGAS.

GOLD, in New York. is quoted at 1915, and sse,-
ling at los, for best bills.
LEGAL TExpYIs, in San Francisco, are in moies-
ate request at IA buying, and al selling.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HoSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS

Pre and Powerful Tonic. Corree<ive and Aitcratis
Of Wonderful Efficacy in Diseases OF the
StaIaSch, Liver and Bowels.
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DRY GOODS.
FALL 4 WINTER DRY GOODS

FALL 4 WINTER DRY GOODS
BR0MBERGER & cos.
Wholesale saa Retail Establishment opposite George
& Perkins Grucery Store.
I'VE ARE NOW RECEIVING AND DAI-
w " Opening the most complete Assar.,n,,,, az
Goods ever offered 10 the public Our ssucs o,rnn-ss
all the new and Atest styles
Dress Goods.
French and American English Calico
French Merino, all kinds
Empress and Cotton Cloths
Rich Wool and Empress Pfaids
Paid and PLAN poplins,
Black and Colorsd silks all widths and pr,,,
Mourning Dress Goods
All Wool and Cotton Dsisinss
Wool and Bruche Shswls
Long Square Wooden Shawls in great Variety
Cioaks, B2sques. and Basquer,es
Casslmeres and TweeSis in great variety,
Blsck and Colored Ladies Cloth.
,Ffannels.
Sa1ony, Shaker and Opera Fiannels Of all Shades,
Mission. Pioneer Red and Blue FLANNEL,
Canton FlAnn~ls, Llnlseys. etc.
Irish Linens, Towels. Diapers and Crash,
Bleached and brown Table Linen.
Napkins, Ladies' and Gents stitched Handkerchiefs
Bleached and Muslins all makes.
Bleached and brown Shooting in great variety
Superior California White Bed Blankets
Red Blue and Gray Blankets and Quilts.
English Hose
For Ladies'. Misses and Gents wear,
Fine Wool and Merino Hose
Merino Wool Under Vests and Drawers for Ladies'
Gents and Children,
Mems Fine White Shirts,
Ladies' and Gents Kid and Wool Gloves,
Dogskin Waterproof Driving Gloves.
Notions and Fancy Goods
New Dress Trimmings and Buttons,
New Style Balinoral Skirts etc.
Clothing. Boots and Shoes,
A Splendid assortment of Clothing. Boots. Shoes
Hats Caps, Rubber Boots. Rubber Clothing, etc. all
viii oh We will sell cheaper than any other house IL
Oroviie.
Please call and examine our Stock and prices befor,
purchasing elsewhere intend to satisfy the publ,
that the only establishment where goods solo
cheap.
Country merchants will find it to their advantage Il
call and examine stock.
Particular attention paid to Orders.
S. BROMBERGER < co,
52tf Opposite George Perkins.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HOWARD 4 EDISON,
Successors to Geo E smith,
W AT c ~ N AXE r S
Jewellers and Engravers,
Montgomery Street. .oroviiie.
VOURATTENTION Is RESPECTFULLY
u called to the fact that We have purchased the large
and desirable stock Of
Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry and silverware of Geo. E Smith. and shall
old stand.
We shall endeavor to keep up the reputation long
enjoyed of keeping the largest best and most varied
assortment of Fine Jewehy. and In warranuns our
goods represented.
Particular attention paid TO Clock and Watch repair
ing, have all the appliances for making the most
minute part of the machinery required
AL work warranted.
A. c. SIMPSON,
NEWS AGENT,
And oIesale and Retail
Dealer in
BOOKS, STATIC cry,
TOY Us,
Staple and Fancy Articles,
School Cooks,
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS, ETC.
Orders from the country solicited, and promptly
attended TO.
AGENT FOR THE
Phoenix (Hartford) Fire Insurance Company
Aetna tHartford) Fire Insurance Company,
Travellers Accident and Life Insurance Company
Mutual New Yor Life Insurance Company,
Universal New York. Life Insurance Company,
Widows and Orphans O.. " Benefit Life Insurance Co.
Agent of Wells, Fargo Cos Express, and California
State Telegraph.
TREES! TREES!! TREES!!!
Fruit, Shade, and Ornamental Trees,
ROSE BUSHES,
Evergreens and Shrubbery of all Kinds.
Also Fine Assortment of Foreign and Domestic Grape
Vines
Among my assortment is the Fiber LAGOS EAsIN
GRAPE,
At Wholesale and Retail at the corner of Montgomery
and Lincoln streets, Orovillc
Jan. 5th 1867 Il. c. ROSE.
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J. ". GIIKYsoN. Under Sheriff
Oroville, January 3Ist. 1867.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-02-02

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING AND Dau
w opening the most complete Assart,n,r,, Of
Goods ever offered 10 the public Our stock Comprises
all the new and htest styles -
The weekly Butte record., 1867-02-02

Wholesale snd Retail Establishment c1rosite Gsorcs
G. Perkins Grucery S,ore
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The Next Congress

Iho No1S NOuSrpsa.
The special Washington correspondent of the
New York World writes:
Speculation is already rife as to the presiding Of
6cers Of the next Congress, for, as Senator Eos
ter's term Of Office will expire on the 4th Of March,
q new President Of the Senate will have to be
chosen This latter, however, is a small matter as
compared with the Speakership Of the House.
Speaker Colfax is anxious for re-electon, and his
prospects are very good. But recently it has been
ascertained that there is an undercurrent against
him. "A number Of the leading Radicals are quiet
ly working in opposition to him, fearing lest he
may not give themthe assistance which they will
need to secure the success Of all their projects
Thad. Stevens is understood 20 favor the selec-
ton Of new Speaker, as he feels sorely at being
called to order, few days since, for his remarks
about Mr.. Bingham, of Ohio, and the. call being
sustained by Speaker Colfax. He has not named
candidate for the Speakership, but it is believed
that he would prefer the election CT some bitter
Radical, otherwise too mild to offer the slightest
opposition to any proposition introduced or en-
dorsed by him. Yet it is not Likely that the oppo-
sition to the reelection Of Colfax Will amount to
much. The present Speaker is intensely Radical
and ias never rehained to express the most eI-
treme views when such expression might prove ad,
yantageous to him as q partisan. he will lend al
the aid in his power to the impeachment OF Mr.
johnson, so soon as he thinks that the majority Of
his party favor it.
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BLOODY AFFRAY AT FREDR1oKssuHa, YA.-The
Richmond DIS paLch Of Monday, has the following
concerning bloody atfray which occurred at
Fredericksburg, on Friday:
On Friday night at a Ball at Goldsby's Hotel, in
Fredricksburg, arencontre took place between
Mr. MARROW, who belongs to the United st States sss
Burial and 9GnSs t6a Ha sHs
revolver, with which he not only ehot bis antago-
mist but the brothers Mtzen, OF the Shakespeare
House, Of the same town. MARROW was shot in t the 4!
left breast, and though his wound ls severe u III ID
ceiyed wound in the abdomen from which it is
feared he win die. his brother Michael ls only
wound ed in the hand.
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January 10

ay THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
WILLIAMSBURG DIsTRICT-N EQUTTY-yENUs
BLAKELY AND PHuLIs sTAaaERs VS.. JOHN j.
TIsDAIE EXECUTOR, Er AL.-B1LL FOR PARTITION
AND AcCoUNT.-1 appearing to my satisfaction that
LAWRENCE H. BELsER and MARY ANAsTATIA, his
wife, two Of the Defendants In the above stated case
absent from and without the limits Of this State 1t u.s.
on motion of SAMUEL ". MAURICE, complainant's So
ctor ordered that the said absent Defendants do ap
pear, plead answer demur, to the said Bill within
forty days from the publication hereof or the same will
be taken pro contesso as to them.
r. C. LOGAN,
Com. in Equity, Williamsburg District.
january IL 6f
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T CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLES
ToN-The Members tcolored Of this Church were reg
ulsry dismissed from the three White Baptist Churches
Of this City to form separate Church They are wor
shipping for the present at Bonums Hall, John street.
between Meeting and King. They have purchased lot
nd arc soliciting contributions to enable them erect
House Of Worship.
They belisYed to be pioua adWorhy persons, and
their object is respectfully commended to all who have
the ability and disposition to aid such enterprises. The
following members Of the said Church have been suthor
lied to make collections CHARLES sMA1Is THOMAS A.
DAVIS, EDWARD HAIa. DANIEL. D: MoA1rN, JOHN BEE,
and SAMUEL STEWARD.
oharlestoh,s. O., June a, 1856 T.,
Rev. LUtTUs CUTHBERT,
Pastor Citadel Square Church
Rev. E. I. wNKLER,
Pastor United Church
JAMEs SI4 IS. TgePER Tsnrpv Deacons Citadel Square
WILLIAM G.. WHHDEE,
January fmwsmos
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washington News.

WASHINGTON, February 14.-At q meeting held
last night Of the Conservative Republicans, friends
of the President, prominent southerners, now IN
the city and stopping at Willarda, we're present.
1t was merely conoquial, nothing was determined,
though free exchange OF opinion seeraed to dis
pei the gloom somewhat. Other meetings will
soon follow. 3s
The anxiety regarding the immediate passage
by the Senate of either Bill is sbating, although
the excitement and apprehension is still great.
The President submitted the papers in the con-
t-oversy between the New York and La Tehuante-
pee transit Companies, with the opinions Of CAIEs
CusH1Na. REvERDY JOHNSON and others included.
The result is lot known. -,.,..G