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Col P.B. Fouke, of Indinns

Col r. B. Fouke, of Indiana,
Will address the following meetings:
TROY. Tuesday. Oct lst. with Colonels Burns and
Critcbfed.
MARION, Wednesday evening, Oct. Id.
CLEVELAND: Thursday evening. Oct Sd. with
Judge VIM. Lang.
VERMILLION. Friday. October lth. with judge
Laag. = II
KENTON. Saturday. Oct. 5th. with Gen. Ward.
fy1 JOHN G. THOMPSON, .T
W. 81 Chairman Dem. State Ex. Com.
E.B. EsHELMAN, Sec'y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOR RNON-RRTENTION OR INCONVENIENCE
Of Urine. irritation, inhammations liberation Of
the bladder, or kidneys, diseases Of the prostate
dust deposits and all diseases Of the bladder kid
neys and dropsical sweliings. -
lo1-t y ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-30

Hon. G. l.. VaIlandteham
: Will speak at Circleville Tuesday, Oct. 1st,
with speakers heretofore announced.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-30

THE meeting at Pleasant Valley has been
changed from September 28th to October
I'd. Speakers-Hon. L. r. CRTTcHFIELD,
Colonel B.. BURNS and MATT. MARTIN,
ESQ.
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ssIoNAL.

DIR. A. B. WILLIAMS. West Brpadway. near
III N street. Columbuss 0hio. has Aegotsd -himssf
or series of years to the treatment fcertAin PM
vate diseases. He may be ecensulted at his o3ce--
broadway, near the Exchange Bank 'e, 49,
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lHELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU and In-
sl PROVED RosE Ash secret and delicate dis
orders in all their stages little expense little Or
change in diet, no inconvenience and no expos
1t is pleasant in taste and odor. immed in
its action and free from all injurious properties.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-30

Judge Thurman and GEN. Nor.
viii speak at Dayton Monday evening,
Sept. 30th. es
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A GENERAL MASSACRE
To Owners of Horses g. Cattle

Tobias Derby Condition Powders are warranted
superior to any others, pay, for the cure of
Distemper, Worms, Bots, Coughs, Hide-bound,
Colds. &c.. in Horses; and Colds. Coughs. Loss Of
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tie. They perfectly safe and Innocent; no iced
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them. Hiram Woodruff, the celebrated trainer of
trottrg horses, has used them for years, and rec-
ommends them 10 his friends. Col. Philo. P. Bush,
of the jerome Race course. Fordbam, N. Y. would
not use them until he was told of what they are
composed, since which be is never without them.-
He has over twenty running horses in his charge,
and for thelast three years he has used no other
medicine for them. He has kindly permitted me to
refer any one to him. Over 1000 other references
can be seen at the depot. Sold, by druggists and
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Judge Thurman

Judge Ehurm An
Will speak at Cincinnati on Friday even
ing, Oct. 4th.
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Beginning on Peunsyi-
vania aven ne, At the
southeast corner If SAID
lot number three,
thence running north.
wardly along the di.
vision line betweel said
lots two and three. for
~ feet, thence west.
wardiy and parallel,
with said avenue four
feet. thence north ward. !
ly andparallsl with said
division line one hun
dred aud seventeen feet
ten and nalf inches.
thence eoetWardiy and
paI ailel with said ave-
nue. to Third . street
west, thence north to
the public alley in said
Reservation, Hence.
westwardiy along said
alley to the northwe
corner OF said, lot num-.
ber three, thence south
wardly along the wes-s
tern line Of sad lot.
number three TO Penn.
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along said Avenue,
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The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10

STREET D1sCUssIoN Those who attended the
street preaching Of Rev. Mr. Bates, last Sab
bath evening anl remained to the close of the SER
vice. experienced new sensation. 1t appears that
a person who announced himself rs Elder Falk, had
preached in the Court House in the morning, and,
as he had ennuciated some doctrines that Mr..
Bates considered dangerous to the temporal aud
spiritual welfare of his iosk he took occasion in
his evening discourse to upset of the docrinal
points advanced by the strange Elder. We did not
hear discussion, but understand that the Elder
replied to Mr. Bates and that the latter gentleman
declined II answer the replication on the ground
that the Elder had wandered from the subject and
:rom the people addressed. The Elder was not left
without opponent however. One presented
himself in the pereon of the indomitabc and
gumentative Zach Baker. who is equally at home
in the theory of politics or religion of raising pors
or sh>eing horses. From the rapturous applause
and shouting that greeted this volunteer opponent
OF the strange Elder. it evident that Young
America had organized meeting. and that the
Twin relic of barbariSm.' SO ably advocated by
Elder Falk, was being torn into tattcrs and con
signed to the four winds Of Utah We understand
further that discussion has been arranged to take
place between Elder Falk and Mr.. Baker, on sun
day (to-morow) evening on which occasion Zach
promises to properly score Elder Falk for his auda
oious attempt to gather recruits for the Utah Ha
rem in lhe Gem OF the Foothills Zach is ably
fanked in his Efforts to combat the pernicious and
devastating hetesy Of Elder Falk. by the seventeen
grass widowers whose families have retired 10 the
mountains for the summer. The discussion next
Sunday evening. promises to snit them eggs Zach
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10
Tu NEErIye oSeATUaDAr Nleur-Tb. srs.

TIE NEETISa oSSATUapAF NIGsT.-The first
Union meeting Of the campaign in oroville. was
held on Saturday evening. on which occasion our
people were addressed By General Is Grange. the
boy who marched with Sherman TO the ses = and
BY Judge Hale, Of Placer eocnty La Grange is
rather pleasing speaker and held his audience TO
the close. Judge Hale is logical and close reas-
one-, ard lzwyer-like tuFus point, aud dweIls Up
on lis strong features as il arguing law point 10
jury. Both were particularly happy on the de-
clensioa Of two Of the foar candidates who were
placed in the Gela by the irregular convention Of
JulF 18th. la Grange gave brief but Succinct
history Of the steps that led 70 the rebellion of the
war that followed, and the measures adopted by
Congress for the restoration Of the States 10 the
Union. which of course, he heartily sustained. He
was at times eloquent, and lett good impression
with his hearers. As both political parties have
now had on impromptu gathering in 0royilie, il is
plain 10 see that we canaet now boast c. the i'm
mense hustinss OF former years. The fact Is also
well atseStei by the Great Register o. the county
which Contains no greater number Of names than
there were votes cast in 0Eoviile, Lynchburg and
Carpenters Flat ten years ago. But what they
lack in numbers they appear TO make up in deter
minatoa, and from the present time 10 the closing
OF the polls in September, the canvass promises 10
be extraordinarily lively.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10

DUEIsG the epidemic Of intsrInittents in the West
this season the whole stock Of Ayers Ague
Cure became exhausted and the producing power Of
his laboratory found inadequate to meet tha de-
nland. Many who knew its extraordinary virtues for
the cure Of CIIs FEVER paid exor0itant prices
Of 70 those who fortunate enough to have sup
ply hand. Some of neigebors paid ten dollars
for bottie wile te regular price is but and IS
the whole the cheapest remedy they
could buy At that figure. They praise it fer two
qualities first that it and last that it leaves the
health unimr d-Io,ca Sianda5d.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10

BrsrsESs.-Our streets are tolerahly lively in the
vsy Of legtimats and enduring business. Some
thirty or forty teams are loaded daily and des-
patched to points in the interior. TIE Ophir Mills
are now running day and night, on orders from
Marysvile, San Francisco. Sacramento. Downie-
vile La Porte Howiaad Fiat. Gibsonyiiie, and
Virginia City, and nearly every place that has va
gon road OF pack trail communication with this
poin. Of supply. Wheat is coming in rapidly and
commands 81 -, loose. These Mills are receiving
from sixty to eighty thousand pounds per dsy.
The business now growing up in Oroville is based
on solid foundation, and cannot fail to increase
annually
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10

WE HAVE noticed several parties in town during
the week who are quietly examing some of the
quartz lodges in this county with view of making
them give up their hidden treasures for the benefit
of business. Ii seems strange in the present in
stance of political eXcitemens to strange faces
hunting quartz ledges instead of Official POSITIONS
but it is nevertheless Neither is the day tar
distant when Butte viii be proven rich ia the
production of quartz as Nevada. 1t is here, and it
will not be long before il viii be found.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10

+ CHANCELLoR HARRISON, Union nominee for Con
gress from this district and Judge Pratt, Of Sierra
addressed the citizens Of Orogllle on Wednesday
evening last. The issues in the canvass were ably
present ed by these gentlemen, and forcible and
eloquent appeals were made T. Union men to walk
shoulder to shoulder together in support Of the
measures adopted by Congress for the paciicaton
Of The nation. These gentlemen as well as Messrs
La Grange and Hale, on i former OCCASION took
especial to explain the position Of tie Union party
and the bearing OF the Reconstruction acts OF Con
greSs on the Suffrage question. All Of them agreed
that these acts forced negro suffrage on the South,
but claimed that it was left optional with the other
States to adopt it or not. One OF the pending
amendments to the Federal Constitution is to the
effect that the State making discrimina;ions of
race or color in The right of suffrage, slall not
be entitled TO such excluded population in their
Congressional represe entation. With the supple
mental &C Is Of the late session of Congress- we are
not familiar. II seems probable. however judging
by those Union speakers who have aleady visited
Orovie. that the tendency Is to universal suffrage
Mr. Harrison spoke fayorahly Of the OroYille and
Beckwcurth Pass Railroad, and announced his in
tenion if doing all in his power to secure Tor this
road grants and subsidies as favorable as tboNA
ceived by other roads. He appreciate Vast
benefit the district would derive fron fhis road
branching as it would to Portland and Vallej,.
and declares himself empha,icaly a Beckwour1h
Pass railroad man.
Judge Pratt paid his respects 10 the Sacramento
Union. and gave that venal press terrible lash
ing. According to his showing the Union party Of
California have nursed a viper in their bosoms that
has nov turned upon them with the hope of sting
ing them to death. He charged that the Uaion
had offered to support John r. Mcconnell for the
sum OF $40 coo: and that prominent Democrats
prior to the assembling of the Union State Conven
ton, oqeay proclaimed that they were to have the
assistance Of the Sacramento Union in the present
canvass for $4,000 and that the money was ready.
The present course of that paper aiding the
Democratic party more than it could should il come
ont openly in their favor. These rough charges
and particularly damaging to the integrity of that
paper. II true, and would they dare 10 be Thus
publicly uttered if they were not true they des-
troy the Sacramento Union as a political oracle,
ana deprive it of all claim to public respect as an
independent Journal. Being independent ourselves
we scorn and repudiate the easy virtue of the Sac
ramento Union and its paltry price, and deny that
ii is entitled 10 rank as an independent paper.
Twenty thousand dollars "Oh, Anthony An
thony!1 Faugh Oh he'll
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10

FINE QuARrz.-A specimen of tie finest gold
bearing quartz we have seen in long time. was
picked MP Al raudgm in the tunnel of MeSSrs. Hal
stead Sparks at Granite Basin, by Mat. Logan,
teamster, and brought To 0roville The ledge is
some eighteen inches in width at the point where
this piece was picked up. The quartz is white
easily palverized, and is thickly studded with free
gold visible to the naked eye. Under the glass, it
presents views OF huge crystal caverns, trimmed
with gold. These gentlemen are now erecting
first class steam mill on the ledge. With such
quartz to crush, ii they Go not prove successful.
the fault Will be in the saving process, and the
tailings viii be more valuable than the original
ledge.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10

LIvELY.-The week started in tolerably brisk in
the way of politics. Among the candidates who
visited oroville on Monday. were Mess-S. DGrban
and Bliss Union nominees fnr Members of Assem-
bly,. NJ. II. Wells, Union candidate for Sheriff. Wm
Sharkey, Union candidate for County Clerk, and
W. H. +. Thomas, Union candidate fer Recorder.
These gentlemen all in fine spirits and are pre-.
pared to do some warm work during the pre>en,
month.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10

E4RTBQUASE-''A miner writes Us from Last
Chance, that lie WAS awakened on the morning of
the 3rd instant. by low, rumbing sound sgcceed-
ed by trembling motion of the earth lasting per
haps two minutes. Pots, kettles and dishes tum-
bled around in 4 disordesly manner. aud oae win
dow glass stood no show 81 all. He thinks il came
from northeast direction, aud that the laundering
at the gates OF the modern Solem and Gomorrah
has been transferred TO the mountain regions of
old Butte TO disturb the miners rest.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10

fsAcHss.-Orovle can beat the world in the
production OF this fruit, III size. beauty and flavor
Van Pelt has presented US with basket of peaches
grown in his garden the present season, as spec-
men Of what may be produced here. They are
very large, and the climate Of this vail ley gives
them flavor and beauty net attainabe elsewhere.
Mr.. Van Pet has an extensive garden and orchard
andis sending wagon loads Of ftuit to the noun
tans.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10
DIEI>.

about - years
IN Ophir township, Thursday. August sth. Willie,
eldest Of Jas. E. and Mary Game
At the Hou~ut Butte county July 2s,h, William
Hartford aged "a years.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10

PROCEEDINGS OF TIE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
ArGusT TEEN, 1s67.-In the matter Of the appli-
cation of James Duncan, Ell al. for public road in
Hamilton township. was continued until August
e6ta. 1851.
The Board orders that c. s Curtis be and IS
hereby released from paying ferry license q, Mel
son : Bar. from tie 1st day CT August 1867.
Tie Board allowed and ordered paid the follow
ing accounts: J. 4. WarlweIl f0r DeputT Auditor
two months at $50 $3.50 90; Howard Miller for
taking care OF James Smith twelve days and nights
q, s., $50 90: j. NJ. Brock goods furnished county
Sc 15: a. G. Simpson, stationery for county Of
ees, si3 35; A. P. Boyd. rubber hose for Court
House yard 81 %: Butte RECORD, for county
printing, ss7; George c. Perkins. goods furnished
small pox man, SIS "a: a. MeDermo;t, drugs, etc,
81 S.; ophir and Feather River Water Company,
water for Plaza. SIS 90: ". B. Spencer, Constable
Fees. $50 50; E. Z. Meek, Postage Stamps, etc,
s37 0; Goldstein / Bro. for goods, SIS so; s.
Strauss Justices Fees, ss7; Frank Barton, drugs,
ETC., 81 .; II. F. Persons for assisting in autopsy
of body of E. Vail, $50 90; Robert o'Neal, for
board. attention and funeral expenses Of A. Chick,
s43; C. l.. French, n. D., medical attention to A.
Chick. $50.
Reports cf road overseers were received and al
lowed as follows: Thomas Pile Chico. report re-
ceiyed and allowed, had on hand s27; Jerome Fos-
ter, ophir. township, had en- hand s.. oS; John
Veal, Chico No. ?. report approved, due him from
district the sum Of si2 20; report Of H NJ. Boon,
road overseer Of Mountain Spring Township re
ceived and approve d, leaving balance due him
from the district Of s4T o. report CT J. B. Thomas
road overseer and tax collector of Hamilton road
district Mol accepted leaving a balance on hand
of 500 so report Of John Wharton, road overseer
of Hamilton district No. 3 annual report approved
with balance hand of s73 so.
Petition for change of road from Orovile to Ma
gala, via Penees Ranch: Commencing at Pences
Ranch running thence in an easterly direction on
the road leading to Cherokee Flat aboat sixty rods
to the corner of said Pepces fence, thence in a d.
rect line intersecting tie present location at the
private road of c. L. Durham, granted oa coudi-
tions that petitioners open aud make the same as
good as cid road.
The Beard appoints r. D. Hosley road overseer
of road district Nc. /, Hamilton township, ard or
ders that said road district he and is hereby exten
ded on the Chico stage road to Dry Greek; also
that all the roads west and south of said road to
where said road crosses Dry Creek, near Cgum's
Ranch, be included in said district.
The Beard reappoints the following Road Over
seers tor the ensuing year:
John Wharton. Eoad District No. . Hamilton
township. Thomas Pyle, Road District No. l.
Chico township. john Veal, Read district Nc. ;,
Chico township. W Il. Mullen, Concow township;
W. ii. Boon, Mountain Spring township; jerome
Foster. 0phir ta7Ylsh;p
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10

CONSUMPTION. Ike the Rattle-Snake, always gives
warning OF its aqp7oach A hacking cough, dull pain
il the chest difficulty Of breathing the Indications
thz, there more OF less irritation Of the lungs.
this be neglected. and &c until pustules formed,
followed by thsrces which sometimes eat Of the blood
vessels. death viii be the result Aliens Lung Basam
VII heal al the irrta;ed parts aay the Inflammation.
removing the rhlegm and matter, thus stopping the
cough and preventing fa:ai Consumption.
Fer sale by Crane i Brigham. and Reiinston K Co,
San Francisco Also BY the Dealers IN Family Meii-
c.ne edee-zliy.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10

RrGtsrEREp.-Tbere are now 100 names on the
Grea, Register Of this county, thus showing a
greater number Of voters in the comfy now, than
there were votes cast at the election in 1865. The
precincts have neatly all returned their enrolment
lists Chico precinct enrolls 405 names.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10
Canip-naeetinG.

There will be a canp-raeeting at Benner's ranch on
the west side Of the Table Mountain. commencing on
Friday evening August I'D. The public invited
Those camping the ground viii bring their provs-
ions. Good accommodations win be made for others.
ALEX. GROVES, Preacher in charge.
T. c. BARTON Presiding Elder
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10

RoLi OF HONOR fer kimsbew District, for the
month ending AaguSi Slst, 1857. Masters Frank
Green, Charles Cohn, David Cohu, John Ballou:
and Misses Ida Taher, Ellen Cary, Lizzie Hasty.
Eva Hasty Lena Cohn, and Katie Barrett.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10
OvoviIic Lodge, I9I, I. @. of G. t.

PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER-Isrives
much its popularity from the simplicity attending its
use which gives peculiar value in a family. The
various diseases which may be reached by it, and in
their incpient stages eradicated, are among those
which peculiarly fatal if suffered to but the
ave magic Of tis preparation al disarns them cf
their IN al respects fulhls the condition OF
popular medicine
the Biblical Recorder in speaking Of the Pain
Killer. says
we believe the public generally have great conf
dence in this medicine The numerous testimonials
in It's favor from we'll known Clergyman and mission
aries well calculated TO convince any but the most
skeptical If there be any Of readers who still
doubt touching the magic powers OF PERRY DAVIS PAIN
MILLER to re ieye pasa advise them to buy bot
tie. and give il trial. We never knew it to fail "
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10

BOARD OF EQUALIzArIoS-Ihe attention OF tax
payers IS called to The ofcal announcement of the
Board of Supervisors, designating the periods at
which they will sit ss board Of equalization
Those interested should improve the opport unity to
see that they have been properly assessed.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10

GRArEs.-Mr. James Chapman, whose vineyard
is situated on the hill, jast above 0rovie, proda
ces large quantity and variety OF grapes, and
manufactures an excellent quality Of wine. We
are Indebted 10 him for boantfal supply OF fresh
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10

REFAIRlSG THE CHUEoH.-Religious service has
been suspended in tue Brick Church for the pGr
pose of having it placed in thorough repair, and
s,ifsning and strengthening the roof Services
viii not be again resuned the re until the 18th inst
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10

ROLL OF HoNoR.-The following i the Roll of
Honor for the Cherokee School, for the quarter
ending August Pad. 1857. viz: Misses JOie Haf-
ferd Elite Armstrong Mary eastman, aud Masters
VI. P. Morgan. William Morgan, and Eddie McEi-
The weekly Butte record., 1867-08-10

PERSoNAL.-We had the pleasure on Tuesday Of
meeting those clever gentlemen Of easy elegance.
Messrs j. G. Eastman and 0. P. Siidger. They
are couple Of tp-top chaps - 50 70 the Old Nick
with