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I'm devoiion 10 The cause OF temperance las
been no less manifest since his election 10
the office no now fills. Never before have
executive appointments been made with
any regard TO this cause. Bot now through
out the State the executive officers are
ready 10 enforce tho Law for supprcssing
the sale Of intoxicating liquors, "a any 9th.
or law. II is for the people 10 say whether
he shall DO sustained in such q course OF
action.-oi another man be put in his place
who will prostitute the power OF the GOV
eminent TO the base work of legalizing a
traffic that is everywhere prolific Of degrad-
alton. pauperism and crime.
Nor IRE there more than two parties in
this contest. Those who are not for rs are
against Us, whatever professions 10 the con-
trary they may make. The nomination Of
a candidate for Governor by third party,
il il shall DO so far above iiIsisnifcance as
TO have any influence upon The election,
win contribute, and we canno, doubt 10 de.
signed 10 contribute, 10 the election Of
Judge Wells, and the overthrow Of the
Maine Law.
Temperance men OF Maine we leave
the issue in your hands. The magnitude
OF the interests involved In the struggle
Is beyond the power Of human calculation.
For thirty years we filed our place IN the
list OF Sovereign States, honorable, but not
distinguished. In territorial extent. in pop
ulaiion, in commerce, in manufactures, in
education, while some States were below,
oIhefsS were above Us. But by taxing the
lead in this great principle Of prohibition,
we have written ournsme high above them |
all. In countries where no single State
was ever known, ours is now the cherished
symbol Of glorious cause. As Sparta
has, for age, past, been an incentive 10
bravery, and Athens to learning, so shall
our name be the watchword Of reform, and
grow brighter and brighter through all the
track Of coming time.
Shall be, we say, II our people are true
TO the solemn trust committed 10 their
charge. But IL we ialier in the hour Of dan
ger and irial. LII ailer many Of our sister
States have followed our example, we suf-
Ter this law to be repealed.-ifin the fierce
encounter, after Others have come 10 our
aid, we basely strike our flag and surrender
our very honor will become our shame,
Dingo" will be stricken from our shield,
and our name be by-word among the ma
tons
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NOTICE

Al Count Of Probate held at souh Berwick. within
and for the County Of York, on the int Monday In
July. In the year 81 our Lord eighteen hundred and
fny.hye, by the Honorable Joseph 7. Nys, Judge
OF said Court:
IN the petition Of Henry ,wsnIeli, husband OF
" Martha A. Wenzeii, late Of hswton, In the state
Of Massachusetts, In said county, deceased, prayini
that administration Of the estate OF said idee eased
may be granted TO Edward T.. Bourne, OF kenoseanA1
In said county. -,
oaDERrp-That tho petitioner cite the next OF n
TO take adminisl rstiyn and Civ. notice thereof y,
10 be published In the Union and Eastern Joufni
printed in Biddsford, In said county, three week.
successfully, that they may appear at Probate Coui'
10 be holden at North Berwick, In said county, on
the first Monday In August nert, a ten OF the eoek
the forenoon, and shew cause, IL any they have
why the prayer Of said petition should not d grant
ed.
81 Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
Atruecopy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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STRAWBERRIES. A box Of this 'a 49,"
fruit, almost perfect in size and ha s,i n,
the garden Of E. II. G. Hooper, 'Os' ",
way to our table on Monday l''' -.
lacked the cream, but managed to o',p.. -
Of the berries without difficulty; 'nu''s
We think that strawberries answer w., :
good purpose without the ad0'hm'. ~,
cream. Mr.. Hooper will please accept 0''
thanks for his present.
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Piano Forte instruction.

AFR. C. II. GRANGER will resume his lessons
MI upon the Piano Forte. Those who wish tor
his services will please apply AT his house on
Summer street.
Any one wishing 10 purchase Gne Eo'ian Al
iachmeni at n much reduced price, will do well TO
call and see one now for sale nj the same place.
Piano Forics tuned 1T short notice.
June 2lst, 1855. M-S
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NJ Oak Hall Boston.-This d tho best
establishment for Clothing In the Country:
Every description Of Garments may DO iound
at the above place, and at the lowest prices
Being conducted upon the One Price Cash
Sysfsa, you hare tho chance 70 boy as the
lowest rates.
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IMPORTANT TO HoLprRs or Bouxrr LAND
wARRiSrs.AMr. Thomas Pember, No. ID
Doans street, Boston, adver,ises 10 purchase
warrants. al an advance upon the Govern
,nent price. Sec his advertisement In an
other column.
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Martiagts.

In this city, July md, BY Rev. d. Foster, MI eSa
w. Tarbox u Thomaston 10 Miss Sarah u. zap OF p''
deford. a.,
In this city, July 9TH, by Rev Francis Massacre Mt
John Edgeoomb Of saeo, TO Miss severna Austin O. 'n
city.
In Limerick, June cath, by Rev. z. Jordan, MILO
seph @. Lord TO Miss Annah Smith, both Of LmerieA
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FOR SALE.

ALOT oflaId containing o acres % rode on front
"A situated IL mile above Saco depot. Said
Land Is Owned by Samuel Bond VI Portland, and
VIII be sold by R0be.r Bod, near the gremisss.
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Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Joel Mclniire, OF
N Hollis, in the County Of York and State Of
Maine, on the 10Th day Of February, A. d. 1916,
by his mortgage deed Of that date, conveyed TO
William Perkins 81, then OF kennebunkPor, IN
s,id County, the following described premises, to
wit: certain LOT OF land situated In Hollis niore-
said. being the farm on which said Joel lived,
bounded Souihessierly by land Of Benjamin A.
Goodwin and Army bennett, Northeastedy by
land Of said bennett; Norhwestehy by the road
leading By said Denneit's dwelling house, and by
land OF Egecomb Hill and Souihwesieriy by
land Of Simon Buraham, containing filiy acres
more or less, with the buildings thereon, which
deed is recorded on the l59ih and l6Oth pages Of
the ls9,h book Of York County Registry VI Deeds
And that the conditions Of said mortgage deed
have been broken, by reason whereof now claim
foreclosure and give this notice foo that purpose
IN nee 10 the Statute Of this Stale for such
cases made and provided; ,,
June 90, 1855. aw-2o
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For sale, wholesale and retail, by REDDlNG Il
Co, 8, State street; @. G. GOODWIN, %, Un.
ion street, d. L. MITCHELL, Druggist, 10,
Saco. and by the Proprietor, corner oil Pearl and
Purchase streets, Boston. Mass. At retail by oil
Druggist. and Apo,hecaries throughout the New
England States. omz4
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LIST OF LETTERS.

REMAINING uncalled for in the ost-0fhce, Rddeior
IN June 80, 1855.
r Persons calling for any OF the following letters, vi
please say they are advertised.
Andrews mrs Elizabeth Hooper Tristan
hhern IIsnnorah lIutchlns VIM y
Abbot Hannah isiey Miranda
Irmsby william jordan Ida A
blanchard mrs Amanda Jewell Rev Henry
Datty Charles Kimball Sebry
Ballard Capt Calvin Kileski Phneas
Bragdon Carollnef hroger mrs
nrant mrs Emely Keen George
BeTry Frances A Kendall IIesrtwell
Bowden Hubbard O Lougee A *
Bennett mrs julia Leonard Ainhra
blanchard Julia A Lougee Lizzie
Bennett Joseph Littleheld Dorothy A
WaIsieii John Libby George II
Brown Mary Anna Liiueneld LORENZO
BATES mrs Mayo Lowell Lucy A
Roothbay Nathaniel Lord mrs Martha A
Buand RubyA Laugham Patrick
CLARK Alfred Littlefed yioletta
Cleaves mrs Elizabeth Lord DR. 5 l.
Chapman faylia lAdd mrs sarah
Chase mrs Elizabeth Lane widow Simon
Cabana FLORENCE Lebaron Ruth Ann
Crague George0 Mluer Ann
Cobb Georges Needs mrs Dyer
Chapman Hannah d Maybery Elisabeth
Curtis Needs mrs Harriet -
CONWAY Julia Munsey Horace T
Chase Jeanette Mayberry lluiiah
Canally John Maybeuy Thomas N
Cuff Israel Morrow Nirene
Cousens John Murch SusanJ
Carlton James 7 Mckenney mrs
CampbellJ X McIntre Isaac
Collintpe Kate Norris Almira
cole mrs LYMAN Nichols mrs Aimra
Conway mrs Mary Ann Osecod Rev RP
Conlon Margaret Powers Almira
Cook Mary Pitts BENJAMIN
CLARK mrs Mahaia v Peterson caiharineE
Carton Maria Peary james
,Courier Nathaniel Prescott
cc.asr Patrick Perkins MaryT
coops, eaulina A prau samues
| Sli InJnoshy no Cn..,.
| c C' yrt,, nsa s,,'Nns.s
cam, W., M,'iam missa s.soe Ens,v
| ~ ~ s,i..u Rnr,.yv r.sahc,Ss
Dins,sy Antonetts Roby j
| Danyille Charles II Robbins mrs Martha
| payi, Celia Rumery olive
novie Elizabeth Robe mrs Sophie A.
Drovne mr.E Rogers RebeccaP
~. IIsnnah NJ Stone 8 ID
psyi, Josiah Stiles Ann
D,ate louisa Sanders Al "a
p.y Iayinia scamman Andrew
nv, Naytha Shaw Abby
Dyer Marina Small Amanda
| NJ s,,ah Sawyer Amelia A
Dr.ss sarabJ sanborn Carroll
| riy,r,v WIN III Stone Deborah A.
Emery Thomas stimpson Elizabeth
| r,..,.on Samuel somers Eleanor
| yilIott mr., Mary smith Elisabeth "
Emerson Mary skier Elisabeth
villa Mary o snow ii Co
/ Emery Mary Meyina Sawyer Horace
| Emery Mary Abby smith mrs Horace
| Eyans John sawyer HELEN
| Eastman Julia A smith Kennedy
| Emery ED Sargent John
/ Edwards I'm ely J stMichaei Joseph
Il Kills mr.. Auga,ta Smith mrs Joseph
| Eilis Abby Smith mrs Jane
| Fos. mrs Nancy stackpole mrs Jane
| ylover William scammAn mrs Lucy
/ po.,sr Mary Smith Loanthe A
| postsr Martha L salvester Mary A
| Pagan Smith olive
| yyiend John II shehan mrs Po,ena
Gould mrs AR Stevens RebeccA II
Goaiithwalt George y. swinston X
| Gouldthriie Henry Sawyer mrs Sarah Ann
Soriou John II soule Rev Charles
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For SaIe.

rTyHE northerly tenement In the house. occupied
l. In part by B. Il Doll'ir on Spring, Island. II
not sold at private sale before the frsi Of July
nexi, IL will be sol nj auction. Terms libeval
Applyto EASTMAN &c LELAND.
May 81, 1853 tf2i
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Notice 10 Tax PAYERS.

NOTICE IL hereby given that, agrceaby 70 an order
" passed by the City Council q the city OF Bddeford,
N all persons who shall voluntarily pay the taxes assess
ell the present their polls and real estate
To the Treasurer OF the city there will he abatement
Of per cent paid before the tenth day OF July
next that there will be abatement Of 6per cent, on
personal and real estate only, paid on o. before the
first day Of sept, AMI per cent II paid on or before
the hrst day 81 October next.
u. LORING, JR, Treasurer Of Blddeford.
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BRIGHTON MARXET.-June -
Al Market IT'S beef Cattle, 500 Sheep and 'vo ou.
inv 1000 so'a,; second IS Is Ss,Isi third ss'0'
wo king 0ren.-No sales noticed.
Cows and Calve. sales from SIS TO Soo.
sheep.-SAles IRON "a, 30 TO $3.50.
Swine.-At retail, from Z G 10 Sc.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

WE, the subscribers, having been appointed By tn
w Judge Of Probate, for the County Of fwf, 70 re
ceye and examine the claims Of the creditors OF Levi
Illard, late OF Kennebunk, In sail oouns, deceased
whose estate IL represented insoveni give ipoe herep
that slx months, commencing tie fourth day Of June In
stan have been allowed to said creditors to ring In an
prove their claims and that will attend the servc
assigned us at the ONCE OF William ID. sewal In kenne
bunk, on the last Mondays Of the months OF july sep
TENDER and November next, at O'Clock In the AFTERNOON
Of each OF said days.
Dated thl, twenty eighth day Of June, in the ynr
our Lord 1855.
w. ID. sEwALL, Commi,,loArs
3w-T
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BOSTON MARKET,-June 80.
flour-western Supernne, $500 fancy IVA
esee extra, $ll 90 SIS 90. 1850, and
Grain-southern Yellow Corn 10 selling d Siityv,oou
White at 81 0s. Oats, 90 6s cts. Rye, In lcu' -
Hay-Eastern 10 selling at $24 per ton, cash.
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CHARLES HARDY

HAS Twenty desirable House Lots within five
Ill or six minuic,' walk OF the Mills, which he
will sell very low. Prices from SO TO s37o PEI
lot Most Of these lots are fenced and IN higf
state Of cultivation.
Also, hap lsome field Of Grass Land for sale
Terms TO suit purchasers.
Biddeford June lst, 1855. 2Hf
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FOUND ATLAST,
THE COMPOUND
THAT WILL PRrsERvE TIE HAIR, PhxvkSr
IT'S FALLING OFF, AND CURE badness
Also certain cure Tor the
NERVOUS HEADACHE
PIERCE'S
ROSETTA HAIR TONIC.
AN cn,,rsly new compound. comoosed OF the
"A most active substances for the above purposes
compounded 10 scientific maneer and win srea'
care. This Is no humbug, as hundreds can tesi'
Nv who have used and received benefit IRON u.
READ the following certificate from gentle
man who Is well known in the community;
NEYossrr, Aay IS, 1854.
Mr.. Pierce, Sir:-Haying made use Of only two
bottles of your Hair Tonic, known only as riefce
Rosetta Hair Tonic, have the graiincahoa OF
informing YOU Il has had very benenciai enec,,
new hair having come out over my head and pids
fair 10 cover II Ia a desirable manner.
''u JOHN B. HILL, Coafec,iOner
STRANGER, read this and follow the subscribers
example: ,es.
Mr.. Pierce, Sir will yol please send me nal
dozen bottles Of the ROSETTA HAIR TONiO;
I have u,ed the bottle purshased OF you and nnd
n excellent; nv hair is improving, new hair hav'
inc started wheie was bad for the past two
wears. / would most sincerely recommend 4 70
lall persons who have lost or are losing their mar
Yours, with great respect,
CHARLES GOODHUE.
STILL ANOTHER.
BosroS, June "a, 1854.
Mr.. Pierce, Sir:-I have used one bottle Of your
ROSETTA HAIR TONIC, and must say II Is far
superior TO the numerous articles advertised ioi
preventing hair from falling of and turning grey
Yours, &C.,
rh..e ..o hnt few Of the many the Propreio'
has IN his possession. The Toiic put up In large
sized bottles.
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PORT l.
0IL-GAS APPARATUS.
OF ALL SIZES.

DoR Dwelling Houses, Hotels, Factories, Town,
i and Villages. Safe, simple and economical
Superior TO coal gas, at one.half The cost. Fol
further particulars applyto
JOHN G. APPLETON, Agent,
I74 WASHINGTON sT., BosToh.
June 7, 1925. 3w2i
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SHAW & CLARK, Proprietors,
pippePoRp, Me-, v. .; a

Sold wholesale and retail by the propne'ori
and rs,aiIsJ Sy nj the principal Druggists ana
hn,,Lsoa,,.. anuI 1t the United States and
Canadas -
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NEW LOT Of French and Swiss EIntfet
cries, fresh from the IMPORTERS, Just
received by G. BROOKS lNGRAHlM,
No. 8, Washington Block, Liberty street, oppSite -
Pepperell Counting Room.
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PRICE rs CENTS.

rh..e ..o hnt few Of the many the Proprei
has IN his possession. The Toic Is pu. up In lar
sized bottles
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IN June 80, 1855.
,lease saw they are advertised.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
Marysyule Corresp onience.

MARYsyILIE, June 26'h, 1855
DEAR RECORD i notice BY the Marysville
lie, aid of this morning, that Gen. Allen, the
Bun Unite Mayor Of this city. and hired Will
ter Of every true American, takes occasion TO
speak Of All item in my last letter, as "a pretty
good specimen Of electioneering slang whaug
ING" Now, what l said in regard to large
numbers Of men eaving the Know Nothings
5 true. the insinEGtion of Gen. Allen, to the
contrary Notwithstanding, and Of this fact he
IS well aware and had he one tenth part Oh
The political honesty and candor about him
that he claims TO have, he would admit my
statement to be true Ga Sunday last Il pro
niuent Know Nothing was overheard to say
to another member of the Order, that the
statement Of "Old Hickory" was correct But.
~ deception aud Misrepresentation, WAS their
only hope of success, it would not be policy
Tor them to admit such to be the fact. AMI
this same K. n turtLer stated, that he boiev-
Ell if ever the Know Mornings, as party
,ucceeled in this State, it would he after they
had discarded such men as james Allen. G
Y. Mott. L c. Marshall, and all other broken
Town political hunbugs that both the old po-
itcal parties had repudiated l uei ely state
tn TACT to show you how the efforts Of these
Il gA minded and honorable would be great
nv n, are appreciated by the more respectable
portion Of the Order
In the same article Gen Allen. says, that
n few Old and hackneyed Office seekers, VIII,
elbowei themselves into the order, IN the ex
ptctation OF making it sub>ervient to Their
selfish ambition, have Withdrawn, al. Ter find
ing it untitled for their purpose
Now let US see what are the facts in regard
to ihis assertion and to begin with, let u
see how the epithet Of ''old hac.neyed Office
seekers viii apply to Gen Allen himself =
In the months OF June md July, 1854 we fnd
hin an applicant for Clerk of tie Supreme
Court; in October. of the same year, a candi-
late for a Justice of the Peace in March
1855. "a candidate for Mayor; and in ths
month of April, following. candidate for re-
election, to the same Office
Here is one man whose name has been be
fore the people for Office, four tunes in tbs
short space of twelve months. About as many
times as any reasonable person would exPec
IN as many years. Aud with these facts star
NJ him in the f.ce, Gen Allen very nlodestig
tells US. that one Of the leading tenets of tn,
Bun llnites. is. that '-the flee should seek
the man, and not the man the cffice,' and that
none but men of honesty and capability.'
should be selected for public servants" Now
this proves one Of two things, either tn
Know Nothings are the most corrupt and by.
Pocriiiesl Sc, of men living or that Gen. Al
ten ami G.. A Mott,ar the only '.honest anG
capable men among them
Now. how stands the matter with Judg,
Gordon y Mott, the present Hindco Recorder
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of this city. In 1854 we find him candidate
for District Judge of the 10th Judicial Dis
trict tan Office held by him at that time by
appointment); in June, 1858, canaiuate for
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court; in
February, 1854 candidate for Mayor of Marys-
vile; in the winter of 1874 and IS. applicant
for District Judge, of either the 10Th or 18Th
Judicial District. whichever might be vacated,
and in April, 1855, candidate for City Rccor-
der and it Is whispered round among the.less
cautious one, that he will make another brush
Now il Gen Allen will n me any ex-H nd9o
whose name has been Submitted 10 the peupl'.
as often as Judge Motifs, or his own. in the
same length of time, will take back all that
ticket at the election.
The Democracy of old Yuba were never in
better spirits than at the present time, and if
the proper men are selected for the diff rent
County ofices, nothil short of death will pre-
vent them from carrying the county by 1900
msjoriiy
The Buntlinites are to hold n grand pow
WOW here, on Saturday evening next. Bale
Peyton, ex Gov Foote, and E. c. Marshall
carpet bag" candidate for L S. Senator, are
announced as speakers for the occasion. Ii
any thing occurs worthy Of note, | will let
you have it. Yours OLD HICKORY
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Celebration Of .hc Foar i.

The celebration at this place will be con
Quoted on the goo o.d-f.-hioned plan OF "a
picnic party.
procession win be formed at the Nation
al Hotel between and o'clock, A. NJ.
and march to the place prepared by the Com
mittee of Arrangement. in Nee be Rayine
Officers Of the day: Russ J hnson, Georg
W Hess, Marshals C II Stombs, G. ". Gil
kyson, VIM W Hobart, D. B.imer, J. }
Kleine, Jas. Akers, Assistant Marshals
Order Of Exercises at the Spring:
Prayer, by Rev 4 Hobar', Chaplin.
Reading of the Declaration OF In Independence,
by Hon C. G Line H.
ST. Discourse, by citizen.
Beneiic,ion, by the Chaplain.
All persons who feel disposed to contribute
anything in the way of eliblcs. table .furlsi-
ture, &c, will please leave word With Russell
johnson or c. s. Stombs.
All good citizens are cordially invited to
participation the appropriate celebration O,
the gala.day of our independence
The procession will form and return after
the order Of exercises and picnic, and N
the evening there will be social dance at the
National
Let it not be said that IRE caunot get up a
eelebration-here Is an opportunity for all to
to try
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an wv
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Is hereby given, that third and final as
es-ment OF Fifty Dollars pr share, in The
Rock Island Company, is levied and payable at
Nes,rs. Marx Brumagjn & Co, Marysville,
j. W. Glkyson, Esq. Shades Hotel, Bidwil,
or to tie Tres urer, R. l. Co, at Rock Island
on or before the first day Of July, A D 1855.
Dues on former assessments are peremptorily
called in to obviate the necessity Of advertising
Them for sale for said ducs
BY order of the Trustees, R. / Co.
G.I FERGUSON, sec'y. r. I. Co.
Bidwill, June 19ih, 1855.
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Masonic CKLEBRATioN.-The Masonic fra
ternty celebrated st Johns day, at Sacra
mento, on Monday last, in an appropriate
manner They had a grand procession, in
which marched more than two hundred Ma
sons clothed in their magnificent recaliA
and carrying their various EN- blerns, b .nners.
&c ter an grafton, which is spoken Of i'll
the highest terms Of praise, Delivered by Hen
y Meredith. Esq, the company sat down To-
an exeellen nj dinner, which Was all that Ma
seuie dinner should be The ceremonies an
festivities Of the day were closed with bail
At which was assembled the beauty aud chiv
dry Of Sacramento
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SeuArrER TRouaLEs.--Ne leern that Pc
ter Carlow, one Of the original preprietors OF
the town of ophir, WIS severely injured ye>
terday, by some person. whose name we could
not learn. The cause OF the STRAY originated
in the ffct, that the unknown person jumped
lot in the town during the absence OF the
proprietor, who, on his return. removed the
proceeded 10 fence in the lot.--and during the
night. the squatter encountered Mr. Carlow,
aud dealt him very severe blow on the head.
with boarding cutlass Mr. e hen I is badly
gashed.
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COUNTY TRaAsURERs crrxcE.
BlpwELL. June 3Otn. 100.

BIDWELI., june BUN, boo.
Notice is hereby gwen, that all persons
holding Bate County Warrants payable from
the general fund, registered between August
-t., 1882. and November 4th 1852, that the
same viii be redeemed on presentation, at my
ailiee. And notice is further given, that from
and after this date, sail Warrant will cease to
bear interest. r. T. VAN NORDEN,
je3o 34pf Treasurer of Butte Co, Cal
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NOTICE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
CorfxTy or HTrrTr

COUNTY OF BUTTE,
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned
will apply to the Board Of Supervisors of said
County, at the first meeting of the same, or as
soon thereafter as the same can be heard. for
a license to build BRIDGE, and run a FER
RY across Feather River at Bidwell, in said
County, commonly called Bidwelrs Bar.
l. FARGO g. co.
May 10. 1855 Is.