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The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02

I y r. M
~ plant, Headache. General Debility Nervousness
Depression Of Spirits. Constipation Coc Intermittent
FeNers Cramps. and al Complaints Of either SEX ans
ing nom Bodily Weakness. whether inherent in the svs-
tenn o- produced by special causes.
Nothing that is not wholesome. genial and restorative,
IN Its nature enters into the composition of Hosfecrs
Stomach Bitte-s This popular preparation contains no
ner eNctsnt but II Is continuation Of the extracts Of
rse oaS,nic herbs and plants with the pures, ant; mid,
est Of all diffasive stinulants
The weak stomach Is rapidly invisorafci and the s-
cte restored by this agreeable Tonic and hence j,
works wonders II case Of Dyspepsia and in less con-
painless apperient well upon the liver also in
sarishy relieves the cos;psti ss,perinucea by IL
regular action of the digestive secretve organs
Persons OF feeble habit liShe nervous stacks low
ness oi spir!tS and ns Of Lsag1ior find prompt and
permanent relief fori the Btters. The testimony OF,
this point Is most conclusive and from both sexes
The agony OF bilious collie is immediately ass,a.red by
single dose of the ssiinularlt and hy ,casiorsv ~
sorting to it. the return of the complaint may be pre-
vented.
As general sonsc Eeststers Btte-s produce effects
which must be experienced before they can
be fully appreciated In Of constitutional weak
ness, premature decay and debility and eseri.,,de arts
ing from Old age 1t exercises an electric influence In
the consGleseenf stages Of al diseases operates as de.
EShfful nvigont When the powers Of nature are re-
Taxed II operates to reinforce snl re-eStablish them
Last but not least it is the only safe ssimuant being
manufactured from sound and iioogis materials and
entirely free from the acid clements present more or
less IN all the ordinary tonnes and stomachics of day
No family medicine has been 81 universally and il
may be truly added deservedy popular with the intel.
iiseit portion Of the community. Hostctter's Bers
Sold by all Druggists Grocers Store keepers every
where HoSTETTER SMITH \ DEAN Agents.
Sni-2' Battery street. San Francisco.
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oRovnLE. SATURDAY. MAR. 2. 1867
OCEAN MAIL sEHrrcr-rhe President has ap-

OCEAN NAIL SERvIcE-The President has ap-
proved the bill establishing ocean mail service BE-
tween San Francisco and Portland Oregon. This
is probably in obedience 70 the demand of the
Steamship interest, q voice Of one of the monopo-
lies to which the ears Of California Representatives
are generally attentive. 1t is true that sending IT
overland might have tendency to build up the
interior of California and Oregon, bat what would
become of the steamships, This contract will en-
able the proprietor to run of all Ocean opposition,
kill off the stage line connecting the two States,
and have good thing. The Development OF the
interior, and its progress, has no weight against
the demands OF those who wish to build up mo-
nopoy. II eastern lightning ever would strike in
the right place, it would relieve the Pacific Coast
Of few Of its scheming Representatives at Wash
ington. A decent respect for the interest, and ad
vancement of the States Of Oregon and California
should have sent it overland, if it cost million an
nualy, and made it pioneer the railroad instead Of
sending it by a trackless steamship. We suppose
the present overland line viii be continued between
Sacramento and Portland; but the wonder is that
Bidwell has not made its terminus at Chico.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02

MEXICAN NKws.-A correspondent stakes that
the road from the Capitol to Pueba is strewn with
the debris of the retreatng army. The liberals
were prevented from attacking by strict orders Of
Diaz, although slight demonstration, apparently,
would convert the march into total rout. The
American Consul has garrison for the protection
Of American interests. Macmillan he says, does
not consider himself Emperor, but chief of the
national party. The important town of Coli ma,
the only one this side of Mexico held by the Impe-
rialsts, was captured on the "a Of February by
Corona. the entire force, which had been cut off
from retreat for months, captivating prisoners
of war. The official account of the capture of Te-
huantepec by the forces of Diaz, has also been
received. Macmillan and his party still hold the
City Of Mexico, and probably, the road to Vera
Cruz. Due de OWNS domains are held by the
Liberals. They caught them, but could not catch
him.
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THE IDEs OF MARcH.-This classical period in
the history of the ancient Republic of Rome, and
rendered interesting in the history of our own by
the Inauguration of edng Administrations. is
again upon us. Although there is no imagination
of Chief Executive to take place at the present
time yet it has been rendered by circumstances an
Important and a marked era in our history. The
death of President Lincoln, placed at the head of
the Government man in whom Congress has not
the confidence usually bestowed upon men in that
position, by whatever accident or chain of circum-
stances they may have happened to arrive there.
1t is possible that, had the sudden removal of Mr..
Lincoln been thought of when the choice of his
associate on the tcke. was made, Mr.. johnson
would not have been placed thereon. And yet the
Office of Vice President was made elective by the
people TO provide for happening of such unfortu-
nate events, and the selection should always be
made with regard TO qualification, fitness and
capacity, that for the first place in the nation
II was the custom of the old parties of the country
when they deemed il advisable to choose an avail
able man for the first position. TO fortify him by
able and experienced statesmen for the second. In
the present instance. geographical considerations
seems to have determined the choice for the second
Office. Probably the experience of the past two
years has satisfied many that geographical consid
atoms in such cases viii not do Congress appears
to have arrived at that conclusion also So widely
do they differ upon questions before the eoun-
try that Congress has lost all faith and refuses TO
trust the Administration of Mr.. johnson with the
direction of affairs during the customary vacations
- Congress, and have passed law conven ing the
fortieth Congress Tuesday next 1t is this fact
that renders the present period interesting one
in our history. Our readers may speculate upon
it according to their fancies. Recent indications
impress us with tie belief that all will be amcably
settled. 1t is stated that the President will not
sign the reconstruction bill; bat will content him
self with respectfully worded veto, sent in in time
to permit the passage of the bill prior to the ad-
journment Of Congress, and that he will execute
the law.
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For GOVERNOR -Parson Brownlow has been
nominated for Governor af Tennessee by the uuan
State having adopted colored suffrage, the colored
men Of Brown county adopted resolutions pledging
themselves to act with the radicals. The rebel
organs Of Tennessee are said to be assiduously
colrting the colored element, since their enfran-
chsemeut.
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How He VoTED-General Bidwell voted with
McRuer against Shellbargers amendment to the
reconstruction bill; but voted for the bill on its
final passa &C. after the amen dment had been adop-
ted. If it requires the majority of Congress to
control him now, whittier will he drive when he
shall hold the reins as Governor? He has been a
life long Democrat" and will be very apt to train
up the original element of the Union party in CAL
fornia in the way it should CO.
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And in accordance with law and order of the Board
Of Trustees. made the oath day Of January 1867
many shares of eac parcel of said stock may be
cessar will be sold at public auction by Maurice Dore
4 Co, at their Auction Rooms, No. 327, Montgomery
street. San Francisco California, the 18th day of
March. 1857 at the hour of twelve O'Clock. NJ. of said
day. pay said delinquent assessment thereon. toeth
with costs of advertising and expense of sale.
A. de SENAILHAC. Secretary
Office. southeast corner of Jackson and Montgomery
Streets San Francisco. California.
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An ErIsoDE IN THE SENArE.-Saulisbury, of
Delaware, recently appeared in the United States
Senate drunk; he lit cigar and cooked himself to
take his as if he was at his inn. Vice Presi-
dent Foster directed him sharply to extinguish his
cigar, which he did promptly. 1t is proposed to
take some more formal action in the matter. We
would suggest nat lie should be compelled to "take
the OATH of total abstinence.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02

OH FRIENDS AT 0urs.-Johnny Bigler wrote to
Johnny CONFESS that he wanted to be confirmed
Assessor, and JOHNNY Conness wrote a sharp letter
back to his old friend. just though he knew him
to be confirmed place hunter, whom it would not
do TO confirm as ANYTHING else.
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GOLD has advanced trite in New York and is
quoted at 1898. Sterling was dull at l0s2@l0sS.
Legal tenders are quiet in San Francisco; buying
at 70, and selling at "a. Currency drafts on the
Atlantic States frmer at "a cents premium
gold. Telegraphic transfers are little easier, 1
MOI rant
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IT PAYS WELL.-The Pacific Steamship Comra-
ny, which commenced less than twenty years ago
with paid up capitol of about s., 90 900 and two
small steamers, now own a feet of nearly thirty
steamships, all paid for, and is sal to have divided
over SO 900 900 in profits to the shareholders.
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EXPLAINED AND SErTLED.-It will be remember
ed that in 1868, serious charges were brought
against G. NJ Hanson, Indian Agent, of appropr-
ating Government property to his own private use.
This was explained at the time by Hr Hanson. but
the Government refused until recently to pay his
expenses to Washington and listen to his explana
tons. During the campaign of 1864, General
Bdwell was implicated in these charges and was
vigorously defended by Hanson. Under date of
1uba City, February 20, 1867, Mr.. Hanson writes
to the Sacramento Union that "At length after the
Indian Bureau found my presence was indispensa-
BILE to final settlement, through the interposition
of member of Congress, [ot course it want Bid
we'll ] that Department wrote and elegraphed for
me to appear there for settlement; | did so imme-
diately. and with my explanations on suspended
vouchers" everything was settled to the entire
satisfaction OF all concerned, except very few
that could not be settled until my return to Cali
fornia for the reqnisite papers, which have since
been forwarded. To clinch the nails AS to the
uprightness of the dealings of these gentlemen
with the Indian Department, Senator Cole wrote to
the Department inquring whether the settlement
of George NJ. Hanson, former Superintendent of
Indian Affairs for California, in regard to Indian
goods disposed of by him. and cattle horses etc =.
furnished the service by him. has been honorable
and satisfactory and the reply, under date of
Washington, D. c., January 4, 1857, closes as
follows:
Il have the honor to state that. the matter
having TRANSFERRED prior to my taking charge of this
bureau, kfiotc nothing personally IN regard to 1t
but from the fact that the final action had in this
ONCE on HanSonS accounts was such As to eXoner-
ate him and remove most of the suspensions made
10 his accounts, hare no doubt that his explana-
tons, made when he was last here were perfecti '
satisfactory TO the Department.
Very respectfully your ebedieut servant,
LEWIS V. BoGY, Commissioner.
This beng the case. Hanson's removal from the
Office of Superintendent of Indian AsAirs for Cali
fornia, was a great injustice to him. The only
way 10 relieve him from the injustice of his removal
is 10 place him on the State ticket for Lieutenant
Governor. With our land titles "quieted,' = three
horse mails terminating at Chico, and Bidwel for
Governor-with Indian affairs settled and Hanson
for Lieutenant Governor, TO superintend State
Prison afairs-there is bright and glorious future
for California, The mountain watch fires arc
burning brightly for Bidwell and Hanson the PEG
pies honest favorites, The bucks are on the war
paih-the "squaw men" are in arms-and the little
diggers are shouting ''mucho bueno shamuckr for
the ticket Hurroar for those who can make
their explanations perfectly satisfactory TO those
who know nothing personally 10 regard to it,
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VALLEJO REcoRpER.-The first number of a neat
looking weekly paper, bearing this title, has been
received. 1t is published at Vallejo, the future ter
minus of the national railroad, by George r. Poor
4 Co., and is good local journal and independent
in tome
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02

The CoNFIsCATIoN OF CoTToN.-A commnnica-
ton from the Secretary of the Treasury gives the
gross proceeds of the sales of captured and aban-
doned cotton, at 500 600 900; adding the sales Of
miscellaneous property gives total of s34 1853 00o
The disbursements amounted to s93lo, 600; balance
$25 900 900 profit for the United States.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02

MrcHlGAS-The Legislature of Michigan is at
loggerheads about calling Constitutional Conven-
ton. The object We suppose is to strike the word
white from their fundamental law, upon which
the ruling party appear to be divided.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02

THEY are experiencing religious sensation in
Marysville. and it Is probable that some of the old
sheilbacks in that burgh. may Jet be confor,ed
with hope. The fact OF the revival shows that they
are losing confidence in their carts.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02

TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT IN HIGH PI.crs.-
Congressional Temperance Society las been
started in Washington, by Saulisbary. Yates and
Wentworth, of llionois, aud other hard drinkers.
except MoDougal
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02

VNE RAVE JUST RECEIVED AN EN-
w tire stock of goods in line of business,
which viii sell at wholesale retail.
As we shall do strictly cash trade. will sell goods
lower than they have heretofore been sold any
Orovile and those that always pay their
bills will not have to pay double prices make up for
those that never pay.
We shall be in daily receipt of fresh supplies of goods,
bought for cash in San Francisco, comprising every
tcle in general grocery and provision store, such
California Cured Meats
Butter, Lard and Cheese.
Rio, Costa Rica, Java and Manila Coffeos
Sugars and Tees, of all descriptions
Spices Preserves,
Fish Pickles Candles.
Wines Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars,
Flour, Corn Meal, Wheat, Barley.
Corn, Shovels, Picks, Axes,
Crockery Nails ETC.
Cash paid for all kinds of Farmers Produce.
Dealers and others will find it to their advantage to
give a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Also Storage and Commission.
March I'd, 1867. LANG & HIGGINS.
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CALIroRNIANs IN PARIs.-The last series of
fesss given to ]. G. Bennett, Jr.. given by f.
G. Teake, of California. at which Mrs. Agatha
States, of California, sang song in honor of the
Henrietta amid much enthusiasm
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02

OnIo.-The House of Representatives of the lie
sssature of Ohio on the 26th ultimo, refused to
strike out the word white from the Constitution,
as proposed in resolution introduced by Mr. Boyn.
ton, by vote OF 50 to a6.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02

RArrFrEp.-The Nebraska Legislature has rati.
fed the Congressional conditions of her admission
as a State into the Union. The Senate was unani-
m Gus, and the House agreed by 20 to 6.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02

FIELDS OF DocKs-The roots Of the yellow Dock.
troublesome to fnrmess. Is an eectual Alternative
and most vAa2hle medicine. In the neighbor-
hooc OF Lowell. Or. J. G. Aver / Co. have plant
ed heids OF 1t. where they raise many tons at
crop Ii Is grown Ike the carrot or beet in drills
and its quality or properties have been much I'M
proved by cultivation II Is one Of the ingredients
In AYERS SARsAPARrILA and. We are informed.
the extraordinary virtues of this preparation are
largely due to the extract of this root that if
tains- The Sarsapari.Ia root used by this firm, Is
grown on plantations of their own in Honduras,
TO secure an article Of superior and wholly reliable
quality One of the reasons for the universally
aeknowle lodged superiority of their medicines, may
be seen In the watehfnl that Is used in prepar
ing them--Termoaf Ssstesman-
L. T. HAGAS. an old Sacramen,an, died suddenly
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02

PETER LYNCH, ranohman on San Pablo creek
Contra Costa county was found murdered on Mon
day. 1t is supposed be was killed BY hired man
NOM missing.
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REPORT OF
T A r c O M Nit EE!
On Squarza's Punches.

SPEC1AL COMMITTEE APPOINTED by
~ the Mechanics institute the occasion of the last
Fair to examine and decide upon compounds and Cali
for1lla Inventions, consisted Dr. Isaac owel Dr.
verey Cole, and VIM. H Keith. Esq The following is
an extract from the report of these gcntlemen The
Liquors, Punches Tonic Bers, Cordials etc. prenar-
ed by v Squarza without exception the finest art
Giles III their line the Committee have ever examined
All of Mr. Squarzas preparations have these great mer
Its over other compounds of similar character.
1st-That none but the best and purest Liquors arc
used
2d-Thai no Sugar, Syrup sweetning principle is
ever used except thai obtained by naceraon of sweet
fruits hence the nutritious principles contained in the
fruits are also impaired to the Punches.
That the following materials also obtained by
maceratlS the various fruits, flowers plants herbs
which contain them instead of using the ordinary ey
pressed essential oils The great skill of Mr. Squarza
consists Ill his ability to blend tremendously and
due preparation the various materials used that
there are none wanting and in excess Some of
his preparations medicinal and especial aud
favorable mention.
New Nos 100 and I22-Old No A.
11eidesdorff street.
v SQUARZA'S PUNCH MANDATORY.
Wholesale and Retail,
4. BONA,
Successor to V. Squarza.
ly-ls Opposite What Cheer House, San Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02

CoNriRMEp.-The Senate has confirmed the nom-
ination of B. N Buehy, IS Federal Assessor for
this Internal Revenue District vice Avery removed
and Bigler rejected. So that Office is reconstructed
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02
0ROvIILE +. r. FERRY.

HAVING PURCHASED THIS OLD ES.
Orovle, hope by a careful attention to it's business
ana 70 the repair and good condition of the roads to
travelling public CFo r pEPTM n ~
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02

THE Union State Convention of kent1cky met at
Frankfort on the 18th alt. and nominated Sidney
Barnes for Governor. and John Mason Brown for
Lieutenant Governor.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02

KsSrrcky.-Thc Democratic State Convention
assembled at Frankfort on the 23nd, aud nominat
ed G. S. Helm for Governor. and Stevenson for
Lieutenant Governor.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02

lrALr.-The elections for members of the I,al
ian Parliament have generally resulted in the de-
feat Of the supporters of Recaosils
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02

A FESTIVAL AND PARTY WILL BE
IN given by the ladies of Orovie. for the purpose Of
aiding i'll furnishing the School House, the above
date The completion of the building renders it the
most elegant and appropriate place in the upper country
for a social re-union-
general invitation is extended to all who desire to
participate in the social of the evening in
aid of the audble purpose for which the effort made
Cards OF Admission, Observation-Disclosures SO so.
LADIES, FREE
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02

SrccEsS.-The great iron clad Dunderberg
has made successful trial trip aud is pronounced
the mast Larmiiahle wsr yessnl a.,nrt
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02
PROCLAMATION NO, ONE!

Butte county Headquarters No. g. Mil stree Grae,
Valley, Nevada County.
vS>he Undersigned having been engaged
IN the last sixteen Years trying quench the thirst
that it was perfect failure that auenching part
therefore, be has changed his base aud swung aron.
around on the other tack and IS irving TO feed the
hungry public Citizens of Butte county visiting this
section OF country, viii find at the City Restaurant
the State ~A Al
Also choice liquors, and the best brands of cigars 10
be had at the bar. e' "
nl6u W. E DEAAER, Proprietor.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02

IT is stated that Governor Swan, of Maryland,
viii not accept the Senatorship, but viii soon COM
municafe his reasons to the Legislature
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02

IT is announced that the first steamer of the new
Havre and New Orleans line will leave Hayre in
the month of May.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02
NURSERY TREES FOR SALE,

1Wnt frees and Grape Wines, Warrant
ID OF the best varieties. for sale Hel,,lees Garden
oovihe Also cuttings from the celebrated Fahir Zaco
--iN' pS-u
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notice.!
Flat Blue Gravel Con

ltherOkec Flat Blue Gravel Company
~ Location of works, Cherokee Flat, near Oroville
Butte county. California.
NoTIcE-There is delinquent upon the following de-
scrbed stock account of assessment levied the
twenty day of January, 1867 the several amounts
set opposite the names of the respective shareholders
as follows:
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-02

THERE are more than hundred miles of sleigh
ing in the streets of Boston.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS!
4 TTENTION OF PURCHASERS Is RE-
"A specially invited the oldest and best known D-y
Goods and Clothing establishment in orovile
B. MARKS & CO.,
Where be found the largest and best selected stock Of
DRY GOODS,
OF the L.tes; Styles of which respectfully invite the
trade to examine
JUST OPENED.
LAkSE srooK OF ENGLISH FRENCH MERrSoEs.
Empress Cloth.
Foulards French Calicos and Silks
French and Irish Linens. very low
Plain and Fancy Flannels.
Curtain Danasks Towels
Counterranea and Betspreads,
Ladies and Childrens' Wool-kuis Basauss.
Hoods. Shawls. and Nuhias
Ingram and Zephyr Carpets
Floor and Table Oh Cloths,
Chinese Mating. etc.
The variety of stock of Centiemen's Clothing aud
Furnishing Goods is unsurpassed.
Cassiner and Tweed Suits
Undertaking. at very low prices
California Blankets, Of all sizes and colors,
Pioneer and Oregon Flannels,
Tweeds, Cassmeres,
Rubber Clothing of all kinds,
Boys Elegant Outfits.
Ladies' and Childrens Shoes,
Mems and Boys Boots.
Hats Caps, etc.
Particular attention is called to splendid stock Of
Domestic Sheetings. i, IL. -. and -. yards wide
which of the decline in cotton will sell
twenty five per cent cheaper than ever before.
Purchasers need only to call and convince themselves
that at B. Marks Co, they buy goods cheaper than
in any other store in town.
Butte equity Scrip taken at par