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FVH1S Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
tleih day D. 1867, Warrant In Bankruptcy
issued against she Kse Of EMERY D. FAY of the Ciy Of
NeWlos IN the County OF kewlok aud state Of NeWlork who has
been drged Bankrupt on bis Petition that the payment Of any
Debts and Delivery 81 Property belonging such Bankrupt to him,
for his and the Transfer Of Property by him orbdda BY
Law meeting ole Creditors Of the said Bankrupt 20 their
Debts aud choose Asgneso his Estate will be held AZ
aCaurt o. Bankruptcy 70 be holden AZ No Bsekman street corner
VI Nassau street o0n Nos and ~ IN the City Of Nsg before
h James DUghl, Register the tAeuafst day Of December
A. ID. 1867, Gt twelve O'clock m.-Dec 3. 1891
MURRAY, L. 3. Marshal. As Messenger
ubernD OF NSs- York
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IN BANKRUPTCN.-ln the District Court or
the soahcrB distinct Of NeT'i ork-ln ne
matter fGEORGB v HOUSE Bankrupt Nole hereby given ihai
Petition ha been Ged 10 said Court BY GEORGE " HOUSE
declared Barkmpt under the Act - Congress Of March T.
1900 Tor discharge ud thereof om al bis debts and other
,,t movable under said Act the 2th day OF December
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Al, iirste q Bankruptcy No 81 Broadway, DO The
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interest attend they have why the
said petition should rot be granted And notice further given
that and h meeting creditors OF said banku required
1h Of TIE set Of Congress Aforesaid VIII be
g.vsmber. leCL GEO. y. BETS. Clerk
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VNHIS Is TO GIVE N0TICE.-That on the
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Randolph Macon College, Va.
In Full Operation

THHIs time-honored Institution is once more
~ ~ Euccesslul operation, with Full.
CORPS " PROFESSORS The chairs of ~
several schools are nhet By able and expe-
renced men There are nVelifera = and seier-
tinc schg6is, viz: Of'Ancient L.auguaqes Mafhe-
maties, Chemistry and Natarai phiies0r.f,,
Moral Philosophy and Modern Lansuages II,
addition 20 the above the Board of irslstass
have established a school OF Commercial Sci
ence, with the Visw OF giving 70 the youngrneu
OF the country . Business Education
To graduates IN all these schools, Diplomas
are granted, and the degrees of Bachelor OF
Arts aud Master OF Arts are conferred upon
students who accornpi a certain course. bs
high grade OF scholarship formerly requirsd II
stitl msntsir ed. We have a ff.I f,l,sriesI ~
Philosophical Apparatus for the Illustration og
the subjects taught
The location a the College IL unsurnasssd for
health and ganiality. II IS situated ualdTsy
between the mountains and tie = ais71T-I- : 80
during q career Of thirty-lhree years and rrffi5
thousands OF young men IL attendance. there
has never been a de III arising from malaria ar
other local cause. We proEsss TO e1uesrs
young men not only morally and mentally 6ur
physically aisi.
Hard il Sixteen Dollars per Month. Tn,tion
from 50 20 so. according % the Hunbsr OF
schools attended. so VIII cover sxreuses 81
board, tickets for three schools ul.lrlcui atom
and contingent fees for tea months
Rooms IN the College free Of ClaFge but tfe
student provides his Own furniture. fusl and
lights. Young men who are preparing for the
ministry and those disabled by the late war
who are unable 70 pav their tuition viii b.
allowed 20 attend any or Sll OF the schools fres
This College IS sftuafed near B0vdton. the
county seat Of Meckienburz county. Virginia
Arrangements are made 70 transport sfudedts
froLa RidgWay Depot, on the Raleigh and " sl-
don BailrOad whilst a cOuveyacce leaves R0au.
oke station, on the Rlchmoud and Danvtile
railroad, on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Frf-
days. and ths Wolf Trap depot. on the same
road, Tuesdays Thursdays and Safu rddYs.
WesOlicit a liberal patronage from Maryland.
Nirginis and North Uarolna, frl M the " est
South and Southwest.
students VIII be received At any tirne. The
l second term viii commence on the 9th dav of
February next Young men viii be received
and prepared for the COiieEe proper. For further
particulars address the undersigned Al fovf i
ton, Meckieuburg county. Va
THOMAS e. JOHNSON
da2l- President K 81. Coliege
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attached TO the principles Of the consti.
tuition. Wicked men, ambitious OF
power, with hatred of liberty and con-
tempt Of law, may Fill the place once
occupied by Washington and Lincoln
aud, if this right Is conceded, and the
ealamities Of war again befall us, the
dangers to human liberty are frightful to
contemplate. If our fathers had failed
to provide for just such a contingency,
they would have been false to the trust
reposed in then. They knew-the his
tory of world told tnem-the nation they
were founding, be its existence short or
long, would be involved in war-how
often or how long continued, human
foresight could not tell-and that unlim-
tied power, wherever lodged at such
time, was especially hazardous 10 free
men. For this aud other equally weighty
reasons, they secured the inheritance
they fought to maintain, by ineOrpor-
ating in a written constitution the safe
guards which time had proved essential
TO its preservation. Not one of these
safeguards can the president or congress
or the judiciary disturb except the one
concerning the writ Of habeas corpus.
lcoScLUDED TOMORROW
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a small flower, or bow Of lace or ribbon
is considered sufficient decoration.
The " ArctieD boots are taking thi
place Of rubber overshoes, and are mors
hsalthful, as well as more serviceable
They have cloth "uppeFs" and rubber
soles over weIl-made but not thick
leather ones. They are not at all ele.
CANT, and make the foot look large, but
they are excellent for ladies who walk
or ride a good deal in cold, snowy re-
gions.
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
alf Front Street

HEEREs lodge 81 Perfection, lGth No.
Meets 4th wednesday OF each mouth. John
Gsuf, SD, G.. M; H. T. Tomlinson, sd, Sec
NJ ITH zAs Lode OF Perfection, 18th. No. .
Meets .. h Wednesday OF each month. George
MvlIersh, ed, u. NJ. A. E.-t-rauklaud, sd,
Sec.
CASIrHTA ouucil OF Pr noes OF jerusalem. 10th.
No !. Benz r. Pullen, sd, Tsrsh.'. -
-, sec
CaLyAbY CHATTER Of Pose Crnix 18th. No. ].
Charles ~ Adams, sd, NJ. w; II. 4. Tom
l-n.on, b o.. See.
PHILIPPE pUrLESsEIs Council of K-h, S0th.
No. l. Henry p. WOOdsrd, Sd, Comm.
William \. ClrOie 32d. Rec o.
CoNsIsroRY or WEST TESNEssEE. SD. John
Aiuslfe. SD. Comm. IN Chief; Dodge {.
Trader, SD, keg.'.
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Dissolution of Copa,tnership

DtooUttttsVIV u OVIIuVI tItt8 "Ftty
FTHE cOpartuerShip heretofore existing Be-
/ tween The undersigned, under the rrm,
sTae and style Of EA5TL4 y ID & STANLEY 4,
l. ID day dissolved by mstual consent
The business of the firm viii be settled by
". Il. E3sylaud. who has associated with him
Mr. Lewis r. Gilbert. snd VIII continue the
business under the firm, name and style OF
Eastland & Gilbert, st the old stand, 29S Main
street
". r. EASTLAND,
p N. STAN IEN,
HUNNEWELL, MOORES & HUkILL.
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ILLBGALITY OF MILITARY COMMITS
SIONS 10 TRY CIVILIANS.
DEOIsIOy IL TEE INDIANA CONSPIRACY
CASES.
OFFICIAL REPORT.

Supreme Court Of the URiied STATES.
No. Sr1-DECENBEB TEI.DI, 1865.
Er Darfs in matter Of LamJdjn p M
EgaH, petitioner. on Il certificate gt
dirisiOll Of opinion bciJ"cCH the Judges
Of the Circuit court Of the United States
for the District Of Indiana.
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new S0UTHERK MUSIC BOOK
lust Published:
T A B O r /;
or. TIE
BicnnOHi Collection Of S3Gsd HIsis.
BY R. n. MCINTOSH,
NJ w.
or Virginia.

Ezssutially Southern IN its main ieafurss,
IA BoR nevertheless contains choice selection
OF the BEST Northern copyright Music. Its
thor for four years offlcer Of the Coufsc crate
army. composed many stirring pieces IN mo-
meDts snatcned during It's uiRrchlugs and cuuE-
ter-marehings in Virginia Tie dirge used ~
the funeral q Gen T. J. Jackson, $50 wal
May Il, 1864 was from his pen. and IS included
IN this collection.
q Mr.. McIntoeh.n says the Richmond Whi1,
" Is well knOWn throughout the south as an
authOr aud teacher OF finished ezcellence- Wlth
a musicsl reputation rarely attained ~ any
man OF hts age in this country In the South
he stands at the very head OF church music, no
one dispuJing the position with him.
The book en- braces every thing OF valua %
Southern or Southwestern origin, mach o.
which Is now for the nrst tine reducen % 5
written form Its variety s great-eun braclnss
all metres in use. in even key and every Va
riety OF msasure-With 8 4ul elementary de-
pnrtment and me collection Of new anthems,
set pieces and sentences II eontains nearly
so closely printed pages, neatly and tssie1Uiiy
gotten up. well printed aud bcuud.
Price g. a3. for which e viii be sent roat
me. 20 any part OF tne country.
single copies. for examination and introduc-
ton, sent 70 any Addrszss postage paid, on re-
calpt OF one d0iiar-
+. J. HUNTINGTON q CO,
Pubis1srs and Booksellers,
- 3rO0nne ST. New YORK.
sF Any soathsrn Pzper giving The aheV,
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HEBREW ana MASONIC CALENDAR.
MASONIODIREOTORY.
1867.
LODGES.


ANGERoNA. No. lhS. Meets Monday II
every month. at Odd-Feilov-' Hall. cor. Cour
AID Msiu. ID. c. Trader, W. NJ; II. I. Tom
lluson. Sec.
sUU rH MENrHTs, No us. Meets ID Friday O
each mnntn-HRli. cor. Madison and second
j.. ]. Sellafs, ". NJ; Benz. X. Pullen. Sec.
LEILA SCOTT, No 2se. Meets lst Friday O-escl
m0urn-Hall, cor Madison ana Second. JOIN
Ai1slie, ~ NJ; Il. p. Wood IS ard. Sec
ITaErLToS No. 20. Meets sd FRIDAY Of eacf
nOnth-Odd-Fellows' Hall. P. N. Stanley
W-M " II. Butts, Sec
KILwINNTSG. No. 84i ~. D. Meets sth FRIDAY
OF eac" uonth-2Ul Front street John !
MurshGm, 50, W. II b. X. FuIen, SD, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PENN Chapter, No l. Meets ID Monday of eacf
month-Odd-F Fellows Hall A. J. Whee er
h. p; Il II. Psynter, Sec.
r. AND s. II.
EURKEA Council No. q. Meets 81 Monday o.
each month F-dd- Fellow Hall. John ZenL
III. ILL.,; \. j. Miggin, ksc.
rEMPLARs.
CYRESE Co 7nsndery. No. l. Meets 4th Mon
day Of each month. John EsEt, Com; n. j
Mlggt q. Rec.
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lTENPNIN APPEAL.
PnIrE nr sUBsCRIPTIoN.

PUBLISHED DAILY & WEEKLY
by
JOHN S. C. HOGAN 81 CO.
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE.
CHARTERED IN 1916.

FTNHE Course OF study is that usually taught
l IN the best colleges. The Moral culture OF
cadets receives special attention. The Discip-
line Is all that its name Imports The Govern
meDa strict, but mild and parental Parents
may send their sons TO this School with entire
confidence tt at they will not be exposed 20
those aiIuremenrs 10 vice and i=sipation
found in all towns snc cities, the location being
six miles from any town-the situsu0n IN 3
high and rolling country noted for hee.sn aAc
sAiubrity.
The Spring Session 1So1'
VIII commence on MONDAY, Anu Attf p
1857 and continue Twenty 40 weeks NJ
Charges for Board and Iu1tlo1s AlctIo4he
| lights fuel ana washing, one Huncred and
| annual session. invariably in advance. No
extras Whatsver. ,,,, n. =
Address superintendent, Farmdale ?. o.,
+! Franklin county, kentaekS dsi-am
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RUDoLPH FRoEsE,
w M ER
MEMPHIS. TENN.

7 A Ii klndsof Watches, ,Chronomefers- Ers,co
! "a and English Clocks. Music Bore 81 -,
paired and warranted. AL orders flr rers5ri-'.,
Clocks, etc, Kill be promptly ATTENDED r. -
viii BE- sent fnr and returned. rs,,ssrf
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-26

The wiugdam claim of Clark & Co, near High
Rock, has not psnned out very well the present
season. The company were in early in the season
ard had stripped about one hundred feet OF dirt
that promised to pay 800 to the pan. and were just
ready to commence mining, when their dam gave
way snd flooded the claim. The whole side Of the
dam was crushed in that it deemed mad
yisabe to attempt lis repair the present season,
AMI the company tried to get even by going into a
smaller space where they had worked last year.
They found nothing. however, and of course failed
to retrieve their misfortune. The glimpse obtained
of the rich deposits in their claim has, however
determined them 10 put in a dam another year
that VIII withstand hydraulic pressure until the ore
cau he panned out May their grit be pay grit
next time
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-26

PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER-Derives
much Of its popularity from the simplicity attending its
use which gives it peculiar value in family. The
various diseases which may be reached by it. and in
their ncipient stages eradiested. are among those
which are peculiarly fatal if suffered to but the
ative magic of this preparation at dsars them Of
their terrors In all respects fullls the condition Of
popular medicine
Killer, says:
I'VE believe the public generally have great conf
dence in this Medicine. The numerous testimonials
in favor from well known clergyman and mission
aries well calculated TO convince any but the most
skeptieal. Ii there be any Of readers who still
Doubt touching the magic powers Of PERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER to re eve pain we advise them buy bot
tie and give it a trial. We never knew 1t to fall
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-26
Communication from yyyandotte.
wvanaoste Oct. 10th. 1857

Nyal1otte, Oct. 10th, 1857.
Mr. Epr1oR For the is. week the usual quiet
OF our little settlement has been disturbed BY the
preparations for Bail, 70 be given by. and for the
benefit of, the Good Tenplars Of this place. 1t
came Of last evening. II the Temperance Hail. and
gave unbounded satisfaction to every one. Youth
beauty and good music gracei the occasion with
their united and irresistible charms and al seemed
as merry as sersrcl marriage bells. Almost every
adjoining settlement was represented by delesa-
ton of youthful pleasure seekers The roH Of
wheels was heard afar into the night, and right
iovful proved the meeting Of old friends, and merry
the new acauaintances formed. In dancing laugh
ter. and the gay war of wit. the moments few m
til the usual supper hour, when the dancers repair
ed to the Exchange, and partook of the plentiful
repast prepared by the fair hands of the Wyandotte
ladies'. After round of merry jokes, and the dis
appearance Of sanGry fowls and cups of coffee, the
throng again returned 10 the Hall, and sweet
sounds fell 10 the tread Of noisy fset. until the
waning stars proved the approach OF morn, and
warned Us that another night of pleasure had pass
ed away. to be numbered with tie gems Of tie
great No more''
So ended the Rail which We think ourselves safe
in declaring q success. The attendance was all
that conld be wished, and we most heartily thank
brothers, sisters and friends for their KIND pat
ronage. The sale of the tickets amounted to over
one hundred and fifty dollars and it is with pleas
ure that We announce that the funds realized from
our Ball will almost enable to pay for our Hall.
Again thanking patrons 70! their liberal attend
ance. we are happy to subscribe ourselves,
TEMPERANCE
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-26

NEW Day Goops STORE CoMING.-We learn
from reliable parties, who are abaudantly able to
carry out the enterprise on a magnificent scale. are
preparing to open a dry goods Store in Oro-
yille and it is expected that it VIII under headway
by the FIRST OF January next. We congratulate the
people of Oroyille and the surrounding country, on
the certainty of being relieved Of the paralyzing
nuisarces who have heretofore controlled this trade
here and by their contemplate uiggardness rem
dered Oroville Jericho TO be toppied over by
blast from a Judicial ram's horn. There viii then
be no more swindling in prices, but fair and le-
gitimate mercantile buSiuesS--a stated price Ter
genuine article. Until then, those desiring dry
goods should 60 to Marysyilie, or Chico to
make their purchases. Don't be foolish and
don't be yietimizad'auy longer. 0rovi-e has done
nothing but tear down buildings fer the past eight
years, that few sAoddytes AID dealers in renoTa-
ted clothing might prosper upon the necessities Of
the producing classes. Drive these droues from
your midst by letting them alone, and the business
status of the Gem Of the Foothills will soon pre-
sent marked aud sanitary change
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-26
THR srozr OF sArE-some tine since

THE SrogY OF A SAFE-SoEle tine since Levy
Car paae.,o. the popular proprietor of the Golden
Gate Restaurant, lest the key Of his safe st The
tine the safe contained the sum of $500. As be
had hiuelf locked IT, nd was satisfied that Il held
the money, he gave himself uneasiness, but en-
deayoved TO find the lost key for nesriy month.
Finally another key was ordered made. and the
safe was opened. Alas fer his certain knowledge
and eredulous hopes The money was not there
1t had vanishetl-.has pile of substantial coin-had
actually vanished Ike the base fabric Of dreaEn.
II had become spirituaAzed. and escaped through
the key hole. 1t had taken unto itself wings, and
flown away Selne sTiyitaal;stc cuss, in the course
Of brilliant seance had penetrated with his Wis
ion, the massive and pondcrous iron Jaws Of the
safe and coaxed the twenty dollar pieces through
hardened iron and impenetrable steel. We have
seen the Wizard Of the Moth, place pile OF money
on a common deal table, and placing cover over
it. bid ii scat ana he obeyed. That was on
ly half the trick however. Replacing the cover on
the table. he would bid the money come back, and
sure enough, there it was. Now, our friend Lewey
has locked his safe a dozen times since the dissp-
pearance of the money bat the money won't come
back Ii beats AnderSon-it beats Keller 1t is
unaeeountable. We think it IS speculative spiritu-
alism; and. as a remedy, would suggest that some
spiritualis. should be captured tied in sack. and
tested in the river, with forty hundred weight of
stone tied to his feet. II he sinks it win be evi
dent that he is innocent of persaadiug the twentes
through the sweating pores OF hardened iron and
steel. Should he remain on the surface of the wa
ter, that will be suspicious circumstance. If. in
addition to remaining on the surface of the water,
he should float rapidly up stream, it will be proof
positive Of his guilt. The safe may then be unlock
ed and the money win he found all right.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-26

ATTENTION, TAx-PAYERs.-The tax list for the
present fiscal year is now in the hands of the Coun-
ty Treasurer to whom they are due and payable.
After the fourth Monday in November, it Will pass
it iuto the hands of energetic District Attar-
ney, Mr.. Rosenbaum, for collection, when fifteen
per cent. will be added to the taxes of those who
may then be delinquent. As this fifteen per cent.
goes into the pocket of the District Attorney, and
as he considers himself played out here, and con
templates removal to Napa on the expiration OF
his term Of OFF ce in March next, it Is quite proba-
bic that he VIII exact his "poand of iesh' from
every delinquent Under these circumstances, we
earnestly urge every one TO pay their taxes to Mr.
Pond and avoid the fifteen per cent, and the yet
additional expenses of suit. At all events we
trust the District Attorney only exac: his iif-
teen per cent from those who enjoyed the luxury
of voting for him. Let Democrats aud Christians
immediately proceed to pay their taxes, or woe be
unto the,a. We doubt much whether Union men
even will find mercy under the contemplated de-
parture.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-26

MAKE HIM Guy IgcsSSg.-We call the a;ten-
ton Of the proper authorities to the fact that the
pronrietor of the dirty monkey ard coon menag-
erie known as the orovire Photographic Gallery,
is drefrauding the revenue Of the county oy Seihns
kerosene without license. Does he supply o'F
magnificent dealers in sAoddy dry goods and sec
ona hand clothing? AID DO onT industrial and
producing population desire to maintain oon'enP-
tbe mes. Of srnugglers and contTataadists IN Ono
vile