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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-06-18
sTAUNTON, VA, TUESDAY, JUNE ls, 1867.

''Vice is a monster of such frightful mien,
That to be hated needs but to be seen;
Yet, seen too oft, familiar with its face,
We first endure then pity, then embrace -
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-06-18

P. s.-Ey the way, Mr.. Editor, I heard,
when in town a few days ago, that the boys had
discovered another end to Abney's Cave that
opened out few hundred yards from the Au-
gusta Female Seminary. Do you know any
thing about it? Don't you think it quite likely
that Abney's Cave may be the tail end of the
great Mammoth Gave in Kentucky?
e'O''0 s IT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-05
j. H. JOHNSON,

MnINhnll, Texas.

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Misrtllaneaus.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-05


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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-05
FRANK {. wees,
DRUGGIST AND APOTUECARY,

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DRUGGIST AND APOTuECARY,
SOUTH ssps rrnLp seuAsx,
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CHEMICALS, 80 PATENT MkDl-
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great vasirsy Of
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-05

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-05

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-05

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-05

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-05

Foar DssD.-A proniasst sitisss
Of this oss| vesatAy cossty vsisss "
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-05

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-05

INyLUsncn ~ ASSOCIATION. -
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II ths ~; Il FisetA = sguslAy vith
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-05

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DENTIST,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-05

Ths Mo- Yssh Tsibsss says;
Gast ~ AD.ss gssd " 90 ny.
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THbuss.-4ti1s A1ssvNisry.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-05

Wowea e(lse laAey tAAnssavss u
love wAss hey srs not. Ths levs
Of bsisg levsd, fsadssss Of sssisfy,
The pIssssrs Of giving pain 70 . RI
vel, passion for novelty SD excite
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so~stAisg fAs bsstsr Asd heliss, I'LL
marriage dissaehsn,s the fair sslf-de
csiver and leave. her sstopishsd At
her ova tndi1bfs nee and the svspo-
ration Of M rouantic fassies.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-05

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ia Ashas.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-05

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-05

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-05

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-05

u N urxa .uEHav .. uAll..
klCKs 1 HALL, Attesssys q Law.
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The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-27
Ggt $utts 8ttorb.
LOCAL NEWS.

ASSIvEEsARy OF ODD FELLows-Yesser,isv ras
great day with the Odd Fellows Of Orovile il being
the anniversary Of the introduction Of the Order on this
continent AT the hour OF 10 O'Clock ey met z. their
Hall. and at II, under the Efficient command Of y
Freselben- Marshal If the Day. Assisted by George
Perkins and Moses Chase, Assistants they issued cut
formed upon Montgomery street, and marched thence
70 Second Ayenue-tlence to Bird-thence to oakland
thence the Church. Here the services consisted Of
Music: America, Prayer. Rev. Bste-; Opening Ode
Anniversary Poem. By P G.. C. Il Wilcox; Opening
Ode. Daughters of Rebeksh Grafton, by P. G. l. c.
Derbin; Closing Ode Daughters of Rebekah; Benedie-
ton After services at the Church. the ranks
again formed and the procession moved 70 Bird street
up Bird Myers-aud thence the Union Hotel where
the company partook Of collation. that the ancient syb
arie who complained of the roughnezs of the vouptu
leaf would have praised in eloquent terms,
and which credit to that famed institution, presi
ded by friend Jones. After the collation., the
line again formed, and moved to the Hail. where
the closing ode sung and the fraternity dismissed
with benedction- The band which accompanied the
procession diseoursed excellent music. and the
Church their performance good The petition at
the Throne of Grace by Rev Bates was solemn and
impressive The Anniversary Poem, by Mr. Wilcox. IS
possessed Of merit and metrical eleganceand the
ZION of Mr. Derbin appropriate the occasion and
well delivered. The regata of the members, adorned
By the ebems of the Order together with their ban
ner. made splendid display The whole affair was
well executed and should be thought
Of with pride by that benevolent band of brothers. As
the heightened shadows of the western mountains pro-
claimed the close Of day, the spacious Ball Room Of the
Union Hotel illuminated and social enjoyment
reisned supreme until the chandeliers Of approaching
reminded the happy throng that all things but
Time must come TO an end.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-27

'sruE CNSINpEsr CUT or NI-"-The defunct Chico
and Idaho stage stock recently disposed Of by
ton sale Up the day Of sale had been kept around
a, various places out reach the Revenue officers
the day Of sale, however Mr.. G. W. Priny. Deputy
Collector for Butte. quietly went to Chico and fas
tened upon the debris for the Internal Revenue tax
amounting to Si,loo. There was some kicking
against it hut the officer firm. receiver al
pointed and the sale procccded. So Government got
back one Of the many thousand dollars that Biwe and
his h,mmers had swindlei il ont Of. The traps and
calami,ies brought the aggregate s2,7eo Good for
Mr. Printy.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-27

CHALLESGE-Thc chicken fanciers of Oroville have.
in Pumas county match chickens sometime during
the May meeting of the Jockey Club. for any amount
Doth parties raising the pure breed Of game chick
ems and anxious TO excel each other. In the
tests already had, Pluas county chickens have been
whipped and the vctors offer them opportunity
to win their money back. proposition which it is
thought they will not be backward in accepting On
Saturday evening last two cocks killed in the pit
after short but scientific engagements. If Plumas
county chickens those raised by Judge Lewis
in the same way those who back them it is said can
carry away money enough to star; quartz mill Come
ard take
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-27

First Day. Tuesday, May 2Ist.
Running race mile repeat for Jockey Club purse
ern Agricultural District that never ran for Jockey
Club Purse.
Second Day. Wednesday, May e2d.
Trcng race mile and repeat. for Jockey Club purse
Of SlGo free for all horses Of years under owned
in Butte county the first day Of February 1867
never tro;ted for Jockey Club purse.
Third Day. Thursday. May e3d.
Running mile and repeat for Jockey Club purse
Of 500 free for all four ods and under. the
for pure prior TO May DIST 1867.
Fourth Day, Friday. May 2Ith.
Trotng race best three Ave for Jockey Club purse
Of $50 free al horses owned in the Northern as-
ricultural district OF California
Also same day. slow for Union Hotel purse of
twenty-five dollars.
Fifth Day. Saturday May e5th.
Running race best three FIVE for Jockey Club purse
Of $50 free for al horses il the Northern agricultural
district except Lily Shotwe and the Atchison Colt
Alse day, saddle horse MAN. Jockey Club purse
Of $50 entrance for purse free. hundred horses
start.
Entrance 70 The shove % per cent be added
70 the purse except in the saddle horse main.
The above races VIII be strictly to rule. Three
Entrance 10 track 50 cents: Members the Club free
By order Of the Club
GEO. H CEOSETTE. SECRETARY
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-27

brass RANp.-Sevcral attempts have been made to or
ganize and retain in oroville brass band Such
Canixation has been repeatedly Effected but the removal
N members has often broken it up. The suggestion
has made that the citizens should contribute FOR
purchase OF the Instruments, and appoint trustees
o take charge and control Of them Then should
member Of the band leave the place the vacancy could
be filed without requiring the purchase of instr
inent and should always be certain of band for pub
lie without the heavy expense Of engaging
abroad IL flrherance Of this object. MIR. Green
leaf proposes contribute instrument and probably
other members OF former organizations who have in
eruncnts would do the same, thus rendering but the
purchase Of few instruments necessary 10 for
Oreyile a permanent Cornet band.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-27

BUTTE BOYS IN ARIzoSA.-A letter from Byron Ross.
who went to Arizona with Company A. Butte County
Cavalry and who is now at Prescott. to his former
follow soldier, j. d. Heating. Esq. mentions the
names of various Butte county boys being in bust
ness there. Among them. notice John H. Marion
County Treasurer of Iavapai, F G. Christie County
Recorder Cal Jackson George Cooler and others. The
letter that the Indians still very Troublesome
in the vicinity Prescott and states tina; thirty
have been urdercd by them in that section since last
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-27

ALMOST RUNAWAY One of the six horse teams and
coaches of the La Porte stage line INDUCED in bit of
spree in the regular programme OF the line, while
preparing for from the flowers OF the valley
the Arctic realms of the Sierras the advertisement
of the excursion zze of the Central Pacific Railroad has
it, Tuesday morning last. While the stan
ding in front of Perkins store taking III cargo of Bar
ley, worthless pup that had avoided the dog tax and
thus robbed the county school fund, got tangled with
the legs OF the leaders, and frightened into running away
The driver in the coach slowing away Barley, and
the team of before he could catch them. They
turned the block bounded by Montgomery and Bird,
and Huntoon and Myers streets in beautiful style One
of the horses falling down served mprovised
chor and the driver caught and stopped them they
again turning the at the intersection of
Montgomery and Myers streets. The damage but
triling although it deemed advisable leave the
horse that had fallen down, and the departure made
with coach and four"
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-27

THfrEaAScE LEcTuEE--on Thursday evening lass.
Rev NJ. McDcusAu. Of Yreh2 believe, II the inyi
tzaon Of the Good Ter,rlars. of addressed
gooily number Of citizens TIE Court House On
point On. the policy Of granting licenses sell into1i.
eating liquors he was particularly happy. Re Contend
ed that Il but license murder arson,
rzIs and every crime known 70 the lzws. Licenses
but be showed cc1ensiveiy that tsir eniailed
an expense upon the State doubly great the
nue aecruing ;erefror,. Legislators, he commended
were clothed with power protect society from
not TO in-ict injury. and broadcast But by
lsa,izing the sale Of Intoxicating liquors they first made
criminals. and then punished them for being
what they made them This he illustrated by saying
that they authorized the sale Of the liquor which
pended their and caused then, commit crime.
amt they also passed the laws under which they
convicted and punished He iI.starced Of
California notzhlss, by name, who iounderins
the slough ntemperanee, total wrecks Of splendid
intellectual manhood Men of shallow intellecfs he
insisted in much danger from this evil
Of but little brains rarely affected with der-
iuIn frelnens. The Good Templars he informed us,
were becoming power in the land. There
500 600 in the United States Mr.. McDougan on his
way home. viii address the Good Ternpars of Red Bluff
where he organized Division II months since which
numbers over 800
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-27

CASE OF JAooB SaarrH.-This person. who WAS once
convicted Of the murder of Supervisor Hastings and
sentenced 10 be hanged the 10Th of October last but
who was granted trial by the supreme Court
pronounced insane by jury Thursday The effect
az verdict VIII be transfer him the Insane Asy
un until he shall become rnough be tried for
the crime with which he stands charged.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-27

RESIDENCE FOR S,iE.-Atention is called to the Ex-
ecuors Sale Of the estate Of Mrs Mary Morris consist
ing OF a residence Orovie and mining claim in
Thompsons Fiat Both valuable pieces OF property
and the sale should attract the attention Of those desr-
Ing profitable Investments.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-27

Hon. E. D. WHEEIrR, our esteemed friend, formerly
Senator from Yuba county now citizen Of Alsmela,
and candidate for Attorney General before the
Union Convention. honored this with his presence
for few days the present week efficient law
yer and genial gentleman but be found Califor-
MIA than the subject of this notice.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-27
PACIFIC MAIL S. s. Comply
Through Line to New Xort
Carrying the United States Mail.

~~ LEAVE FOLSOM STREET
N4AlsA4s Wharf at II O'Clock A. NJ of the following
dates, for PANAMA. connecting via Panama Railroad
ASPINWAIL for New Xork
On the 10th 18th and Both of each month that has 50
days.
On the 10TH 10th and Both of each month that has 81
days.
When the 10TH 18th and 30th fall Sunday, they will
leave on Saturday preceding when the 18th falls
Sunday. they Will leave on Monday following.
Steamer leaving San Francisco the 10th touches
Manzanillo- AID touch al Acapulco.
Departure of 18th 10Th with French Trans
atlantic Co.'S steamer for St. Nazaire, and English
steamer for South America.
Departure of 10th connects with English steamer for
Australia, Southampton and South America, and p. R.
R. Co.'S steamer for Central America
The following steamships viii be despatched dates
given below:
April 10-MONTANA. Captain Joseph Sutton. conncc-
ting with HENRY CHAUNCEY Captain Gray
April 1S--SACRAMENTO Captain j. NJ Cavalry con-
Meeting with OCEAN QUEEN. Capt Harris.
April 30-CONSTITUTION. Capt W Lapdge con-
Meeting With RISING STAR. Capt Maury.
Passengers berthed through. Baggage checked thro'
100 pounds allowed each adult.
An experienced Surseon on board. Medicine and at
tendance free.
These steamers VIII positively sail at IL O'Clock Pas
senSers are requested TO have their baggage board
before 10 O'Clock.
Through tickets for Liverpool by the Cunard lnman
and National Steamship Lines can be obtained Office
of the p N. S, s Co. San Francisco.
For Merchandise Freight. apply 20 Messrs WELLS
FARGO 4 co.
For passage and an osIer information apply at the
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Office. of Sacrament
to and Ledesdortf streets.
OLIVER EIDRIDGE Agent
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-27

BASS ExcHASaE.-This popular and pleasant place al
resort has made change il its mode Of b
sness Its accommodating p-Opvcto1s now sell Lager
Beer by the quArt-only charging = cents Those fond
Of this beverage rSy guzie 10 their hearts con-
TENT and ooot while doing So il the iiea be not
raradoNicSl.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-27

Ar-.E,a OF F.Ez-The hrss fire alarm Of the season
in orovie occurred on Tuesday morning about two
O'Clock N IN the ororie Foundry and machine shop
Fortunately it was discovered time prevent 9ny
serious damage Some heavy castings for the bed cfan
engine had been turned Monday, and il Is sup
posed tie z1nouderiag heat from the furnace eoInun
ic:ei fire 10 The roof Of tie building So perfect
the arrangements Nj Lceher however or The com
pete execution OF al kinds Of work that the progress
OF the FIRE vas soon checked By stream Of water from
steam force pump. The destruction Of this extensive
machine shop would be serious loss 10 Northern Cali
foria turning much excellent wu-k den-aa-
ded by mining and agricultural Interests Several
heavy orders for engines and mills IRE now being hlied
II those residents Of the northern counties would pr-
tee true economy in procuring machinery ior WORKING
their mines they would consult Mr.. Loeker before
ing below make their purchases HIS tseiiities are
unexceed and his work is Of the best quality with the
advantage purchaser Of csapness in the saving
Of freight and other expenses Ii is fact whether
generally known not that machinery can be fre;shted
from Orove. any point in PlInas or I-ssen eoun-
ties the States territories beyond. cheap as
from any point landing the Sacramento, and if
machinery can be procured here as cheap Marys
vile, Sacramento San Francisco requires argu-
nlert to show that oroviIe the place purchase min
should give the 0rovle Machine Shop trial and
word for it. they will be highly satisfied with the result
CLOSED OUT.-The Piurlas and Lassen papers state
that the Chico and Idaho stage line has ceased sale
Tuesday last the California terminus Of the line
Of large number of horses. and Concord coaches and
harness. would seem accord with the announcement
of its suspension. We supposed ii busted months
ago little bill for advertising at the special instance
and request of the Stage Company, forwarded their
principal Office at the Digger Rancheria failed elicit
signal That is nothing. Our deepest regret is for
those whose confidence in its visionary projectors
them to suffer heavily by investing therein Had the
route been properly arranged, and not stopped
Of the way place in the interior feel confident
the trade and travel Of Idaho, would be passing
over it. encouraging the construction of the railroad
Oregon, and developing the mineral wealth Of Plunlas
and Lassen counties and the Black Rock District Put
ting it up FOR the benefit Of Congressnan's Ranch
has resulted dsastrousiy those investing in and
the public interests of this Congressional district the
trade and travel that might have directed
ried entirely around it. So much for General Bidwes
craftsmanship and public enterprise ''oing going
gonel' cried Dick OFerral auctoneer and the Chico
and Idaho stage Be and Bdwells gubernatorial aspi-
rations went down under the hammer
The weekly Butte record., 1867-04-27

NAY PIC NIc.-The scholars Of Mr.. Uphams School
will have pic Wednesday the f-st day Of Nay,
the grove below The usual ceremonies OF this
aoral holiday Will be Observed and parents and guard
ans should that the hstle have opportunity
to participate the and Of The
isy