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The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13
NOTICE,

H-sFoN County Central Committee Will
a meet n orovl-le. THURSDAY, July ls-A 1857
IL ths number vii please be n attendance
G MOORE Chairman
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

TIE BAsx OF oAI1rozsIA orsned tAelr nev b,;ildins
the e-;h ~ last n1o-i.h
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NOTICE. !

AToS SONG n Co.. having purchased
NJ the stock Of eccls formerly be.0r1lrE ie Gun
he- - Chinatown, near Orsvie and DarlonGvie. and
occupying The stores these places would ~
srectfilly solicit tie patronage Ct their friends
sw-S7 QUON SONG L CO.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

NrX1cAN NEvs.-It is stated that the execution of
1laAimilan was somewhat delayed the sentence having
ordered the execution for tho 10Th which WIS postponed
by President Jaarez until the l9h. Previous to his
execution he stripped entirely naked and General
Escoho1e presented him vitha shit to cover his naked
ness he vas shot in front and his las; words were
"Poo- Carloa Ills execution caused great rejoicing
in 31;-ozas and there was ringing Of bells ard cher
popular demonstrations 5eiia and 8rraInon were re-
uced from their rank and shot IN the back Vera Cruz
surrendered The 9TH Of Jane without bloodshe5 and
is quiet slnia Anna shot the morning ot the
25. o. June The French corvette Pheleluethon four
days from the Southwest Pass with dispatches The
Consul General of France is On board with General
Perrora and other Mexican refugees The captured sol
diers have been sent to Mobile BIZ the french sooo.
VIZ Tebszco The Raleigh sailed for Havana Yith ten
Austrian ocsrs froln Vera CrJsz. The Anstrians avov
their intoauon remove tho remains of Naxn,iiian
They VIII remain Havana until they have IN oporty-
nifty to JOIN soma Naziilian cfiefain. The enemies
@. 5aares declare thS. few days Will see powerful
csitfain 81 the hesd of large aIlarez party Then
viii return to Mexico.
Ia.c~ dates give the deals Of tie executions II Mex
- 1IaxssuilIan hound and b,ndfo!de5 No ~
aieuity was offered Kim Before being shot he raeap
ulstcl the cvses e beng caught IN II Mexico and de-
nsl The authority of ihe Coart which t5isd him. and
hoped his death wo.id sop the etguson cf blood in
Nozico &c called sergeant Of the guard. gave him
handful q money. snd requested as favor that the
soldiers should a; his heart Five balls entered his
body but td no, iii a Immediately. when ;vo so,-
d-s we7e ordered 70 sA0o him IN the side aIrasnon
rad Tape- stating that Tie only regret tina; he IL, IN
ts5ny was tha5 the Liberals were letir roer and tst
LIS children would be pointed oat IS the clren q
trsiio- aisa made asaress but met his fa-e o,
ely and hravsly Esccbesio presented tie sword Of
MzNimsaa to JnaFez iu the Governmert Palsos. Dis
satisfaction and c-1ef were n,sasssSei v n spectators
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Lyons Eati:airon.

II Is q most delightful hair dressing;
Ii eradlcates scurt and dandl7lf;
II keeps the head cool and clean;
II makes the hair soft and glossy:
II prevents the hair turning gray and fallin of;
II restores hair upon prematurely bald heads
Inns Is Just what Lyons kathairon viii do. Ii is
pret-it Is oheap-t IS durable Ii Is literally sold t1
the carload. and yet its almost incredible demand Is
Gally increasing, until there hardly country store
'nAt does keep it, OF family that does not use il
z TFosas JyoN, Chemist Y
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Magnolia Water.

TOILET delight superior 10 any Cologne used to
ba;he the face and person. TO render the skin slt and
iresh 10 allay Inflammation to perfume clothing for
headache etc Il is manufactured from the rich south
ern Magnolia, and is obtaining patronage quite une-
cedented- 1t is iavorite with actresses and opera
singers.
II Is sold by all dealers AT ST. in large bottles and by
pEMAS. BARNES y CO. New York. Wholesale Agents
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NaxEatf1lIAN-The radical press some Of then, at
least Affect to be chaETined at the cowardy and brutal
murder OF 4iilii.au by the i-barbarian Mexican
chief We cannot see low they cogld expect anything
else Did they not clalnor, at the Close OF Tie Tor
the h.cp1 of the Southern leaders Would they net
have gloaied with endish delight over the execution Of
Jefferson Davis? Are not some of their llars ever.
now after two years time TO cool The blood and ala5 the
N4ssl ms deAounelng MS release on bail as great out
T4e? Could they have had their way. more than oIe
southern chief woGd have been offered up the altar
OF their wrath. Why then blame the MeNicaus
their own countrymenY There be Doubt that.
the news ne true the execution of taxiIliIan is great
outrage. But what could be expected from poo-
pie who for the last hy years. have been engaged in
Little else than numbering and robbng another.
The probability is that Juarez himself win long be
the victim OF his own bloody code.--S E1dn5aey.
The foregoing seems to afford opportunity 70 phi
losophize lte without descending oo sr into parti
matters. We doubt not but that AIaximilian had done
sufficient to merit death; still think would have
been wiser to have pardoned him after conviction. We
doubt not that JEFF Davis has done sufficient merit
the punishment Of death. Yet would advise his
execution but think it would be policy 10 Try him and
legally settle the political questions that gave Use to the
rebellion The world is wide enough the American
Republic and jefferson Davis ESQ and il convicted we
should Ike to see linn continue to fret his brief hour
upon the Stage, through the nagn2uinity OF the Gov
that had educated him and given him proni-
nencc a. man. and which lis we,lnatarcd treason
failed 90 overthrow. Ne never doubted but wlai John
Brown deserved death for his treason against the State
of YiTgi.ia ye. would have executed him and
lis associates Virginia id. 1t would have been
nagnlnnous in the STATE Of Virginia to have pagdonef
after co1vcting John Brown VIII the Ezqminer edit
el Is ii is by yIrsnian explain The difference between
tle cowardy and brutal murder Of NIaAimii.an by the
selni-barbarian Mexican chief and The execution ofhc
old iunatic, John Brown, by the cyrous STATE Of Vr
sinia? VII also explain The difference in the position
Of that portion of he press OF Pennsy,an for in
stance, tla demands more than Southern CHIEF
be "o{sered up the altar Of their wrath and the
requistons Of Virginia upon Feunsy lvaIia for the
rondor OF the associates @: John Drown to be offered up
the altar Of vrgnas wrath2 'Why then blame The
Afexcaas for doing what they themselves were eager
d in regard t6tleir countIy1neu?" II '-Juarcz
himself wiI ere long he the victim OF his bloody
code" may no. be truthlully said that virsina-s-
me,nbered and blotied yirg1ia-is already the Vie
tim of her bloody We would not be con
siGered prompted by partisan eaptious spirit.
bat simply by desire to contribute something toward
the Introduction of maguaninity worthy os States
Gnd Nations. and the tomperng Of justice with mercy
worthy the civilization Of the 18th century.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13
Lyons Flea Powder.

Death TO FIEAs.-It is well known that Lyons gen
uine Magnetic Powder viii perfectly destroy everything
IN the shape Of feas ticks, bed bug. rouches etc: that
1t Is perfect poison to the insect tribe but entirely harm
less 10 the human species and domestic animals Ih~
genuine has the signature OF LYON and tie private
this kind is imitation or counterfeit Anv r,nist
VIII procure you the genuine, il !ou insist yo win have
other
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-26

A charter has been granted BY the Leg
isla,ure of Ccnnssticus to new agency Tor
The purpose Or collecting and distributing
news by telegraph. Its Office will be the
same as that Of the Associated Press, over
which il is claimed the new company will
have many advantages. The New York
Herald is tbs prime mover in the move
men.. Cyrus W. Field is President. and
Charles A. Dana, J. g. Bennett, Jr.. and
Samuel A. Bowles, among the Directors. -
Ia commenting on the subject, the Spring
field Republican says:
The business OF collecting and distribu-
ting the news needs 10 be much better done
than It ever has been, and the press Of the
whole county ought 20 have hand in ito
mana gem, Mt And, along with these thing.
there should be full liberty o. the part Of
any paper taking the common news Of the
association o. company to have Whatever in.
dependent, private dispatches II chooses TO
procure, and by Whatever line Of Telegraph
it chooses to select. Nov, by the rules Of
the New York Aseoeiatioa, No papers that
bsvs it. news can hase other % epesial die
patches from any place but Washington,
and not those over asy othss shao the
Western Union Compsny's lines. Such
rules ere msnfestly absurd they kill en-
terprise, they tend 10 reduce oil papers to .
common level, and they are charged With
monopolizing, dwarfing influences. 1t IS
impo ssihle that they should long continue.
II 10 the mission and the purpose Of the
new movement. under the Connecticut
charter, to break them down; TO reform
and in prove tn style Of doing the business,
and to open wide tho doors T. independence
AMI enterprise. The object will be gained
whether the company lives or not.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-26
srATE ITEMS.

A new German paper, called the Her
aid, is to be established u Elkadsr, Clayton
county, Is We learn from the Journal.
The McGreges News glosiss in neat
new oifice-plsnty Of room. plenty Of bust
ness. and troops Of good friends. Our con-
CALCULATIONS.
The News says that . man named Kyle
was killed by : land slide in AcGrsgsr on
Friday last. lie leaves . large family 10
poor circumstances.
Gov. Cue. Of The Fort Dodge Northwest,
10 travelling through the east seeing sights
Ii geneva, and looking through State Agri
cultural Colleges 10 particular. He enjoys
himself.
Tho Register Of Sunday says that the
clerks Of the Adjutant General have arriv-
ed, and will commence on Monday the re.
arrangement Of the records.
So great is the fear Of prairie iires that
the farmers keep constant watch, day and
night.
Tho city debt Of Burlington amounts "a
about $3.50. 900.
The Gate City says The Keskuk folks ~
justly proud OF their new Opsra House.
The population Of the State Of Iowa, q
shown by the records Of the recent cen
aus, is o2,O40-a gain in two years o.
1904.
The Upper Iowa University has raisec
the sum Of S3S. 900 toward Il permanent en-
downs fund, and this without resortins
to the sale of scholarships.
The Lyons Advocate.says that town wal
visited last week with a greater lire thar
has occurred there since 1857. The who'll
loss will foot up between $4,000 and s.,
600, with about half Of it injured.
Thomas Swanwick has been appoints,
Cashier Of the First National Bank Of keo
kuk. to fill the vacancy occasioned BY tn,
death Of Rob't Is. Foote.
The north and south railroad which is t.
connect Sioux City with the outer world i
progressing rapidly. The woskmsn engaged
in grading have reached the town lin
its Of Sioux City. See Sioux City Jour
nal.
The Osceola Sentinel, of the 10th. say
the construction train on the Burlington
Missouri railroad now runs about live mile
west Of Whitebreast river, and that III
track 10 laid ct the rate Of about one thir'
of n mile n day
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-26

How AIR STRENGTHENED HIM. - A student
Of one Of our State colleges had barrel of
ale deposited in his room-oontrary, Of
course, to rule and usage. He received .
summons to appear before the President,
who said:
"Sir. am Informed you have barrel o.
ale in your ROOM"
"Yes. sir."
"weil. what explanation can you make p
"Why, the fact, 10 sir, nv ply sicisns ad-
vissd me 70 Try little every day - tonic.
and. not Wishing to stop At the various
places where the beverage is rctailcd. I con-
cuded to have barrel taken to my room"
Indeed. And have you derived any ben
eft from the use Of ii 2"
"Ah, yes. cir. Whom the barrel was
Hrst taken 70 my room, two DAYS since, I
could scarcely lift It. Nov csa carry It
with the greatest ease"
We believe the witty student We dis
charged without special repsimand.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-26

Has your Father secured . Certificate Of
the WASHINGTON LiBxARr CoxPANy Of Phil
adc'phiA, in MD Of the Rivers d Institute
for ciucaing orphans, Each Certificate
costs dollar, with beautiful engraving.
worth more than dollar Ct retail, and &C.
cures besides present at the Great Dis
tribution by the company, and IN equal
chance that the present may be one worth
thousands Of dollars. A wonderful plan Of
brnevolence. you will say. but It is true and
it is attcsted by good men. Read advertise
ment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-26

There is much complaint in New York Of
dahl times among the merchants. The cor
respondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger
writes:
"Nne out Of every ten of them will tell
you they are not making enough to pay
clerk hire or store rcHt, while the tenth will
declare that he can only effect sales by sub
uniting to enormous sacrifices. The fact
is, buyers and sellers alike seem disposed IL
hold Oft for awhile 10 see what course Con
grsssional legislation is going to take on
the financial question, and also to sec wha,
is TO come OF the impeachment talk. The
future is considered uncertain, and until
the fog clears up, these complaints Of dull
ness are likely to prevail.
The wholesale dry-goods dealers Of
Brooklyn have been in consultation about 4
proposition TO reduce the salaries Of thsil
clerks thirty per cent. on and after the Isl
ofJanuary owing to the ruinous decline ia
goods and consequent heavy losses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-26

InE Leavcnworth Commercial Of the 10Th
thinks Il an error TO set down Kansas in the
list OF SAFES likely to cast its Electoral
volc Cor the Republican candidate in 1865.
aud save "thc late eiection does not indi-
cate it, Abiding TO the remarkable ma
.or,ty Of 5000 in an aggregate of $4,000,
cast against negro suffrage, it says "thers
nre large numbers Il Republicans who
voted the Republican county tickets who
will next year vote the Democratic ticket.
OF the Democratic party Il says.
Since the formation Of our State there
has been no organization Of the party il
any portion OF it, VITA the exception o
IL venworih county, aud yet we carry ovel
onc-ihiri II the members Of tho Legisla
tire and are not beaten l 300 on tho aver
Hce Of ;he county tickets. Next year tn,
parry vii IT, organlzci thoroughly IN every
'Huniy, ANA We feel confident of carrying
the Stale.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-26

A Harry WoxAs.--A happy woman =
10 she not the very sparkle and sunships o.
life, A woman who is happy because she
can't help it-whose smile even the coolest
sprinkle cf misfortune cannot dampen. Men
make terrible mistake when they marry
for beauty, for talent, Or for style; the
sweetest wives are those who possess the
magic secret Of being contented under any
eircums,ances. Rich o. poor. high or low,
u makes no difference the bright little
fountain Of JOY bsbbles up just - masically
in their heslta.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-26

TEE Duke Of Argyle and the Duke Of
Northumberland were travelling 10 the cor.
risgs With . drummer. Northumberland
got out, and an escort was waiting Tor him
The drummer said: "That must be seine
swell" Argyle answered "That is the
Duke Of Northumberland" "Bless me.
and how affable be was totwo little snobs
like u.s."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-26

"what church do you attend, Mrs. Par
tington :" "Oh. any paradox church where
the Gospel ID dispensed With" The old
ladrNsl't b tsosbled - 1nd paacs Of
wofship On that platfosm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-26
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Facts are stubborn things" says the old proverb,
mo u These alone do iptend to DEAL " present.
ing MniIHTS TAR SYRUP to the public 49,
.nv~ Tie necessity OF guarding against COlds: -
vc - Tue necessity for tekipg the psOpee rennses
men NE Code are upon a.. We eayj without 80
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pa .. perfect, the proverb says, but the mose =
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81 a.r' purchased from Won. and wae greatly retrieved
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80, leanfns my way through an old library. ca1ae
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~, mat Westward the march OF Empire taxes ~
ana among these were two treatiees IN wnScI
ne trDhgly advocated the uee Of Tar. q curative q
mAny diseases from Cstarrh to the plague ~
s se unck with the cogeucv Of the good bisnopi
II ~ .sn: and An Dow onre-&Un Ne eme16y .
". ~. mtights preparation Of the same rcmcdy-tsa
snsy were entirely CORRECT.
4 sHSS Hi ISn4 irAnKrNxrI. LID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-26

APRoPos Of the recent meteosie showers
and the explosions Of steam boilers IN every
part Of tho country. Professor Loeuis soe-
gests very uncomfortable theory in re-
gard y the eafsty Of shs sarth iseslf. He
thinks Il notimpossihls that sufficient sfesm
might be generated in the burning center OF
the world TO blow the whole globe to pieces.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-26

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