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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

Is hereby given, to the Stockholders of the
Young America Mining Company tn 1t a seven h
assessment of ten per cen;. upon the Capital
Stock. wilt be due on the first day of July
\. D. 1865. and the same IS ordered TO b.
paid, together with all arrears GA buck assess
ments. BY order Of the Board
H CLARK. sccy Y A. NJ Co.
White Rock, June |, 1850 ap2l "A
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

AccIpENr.-As twa Of the hands were a.
work blasting rock for the dam of the 0phir
and Feather river Water Company, above
Stringtown, premature discharge Of the blast
happened while tamping, and severely injured
both men, burning the face and hands OF enc.
and otherwise bruisins the other. The one
who recsived the olast in his face, Will in al
probability lose his eyes; although the blast
was premature, it rent the rock to atoms =
The tamping was being dsne with wooden
rod.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

IMPROVEMENT The go-ahead workmen
who are putting NJ a splendid FIRE proof brick
building for our worthy tow 1smen, NJ ,s-rs
Hess Larcombe,are walking right along with
it. They had completed the basement walls on
yesterday morning, an we obset we'd tbaj lie
joists were placed really to receive the ground
floor.
This building when completed, will be an
ornament to the Furnishing iowa If lwell
as well as a credit 70 lis owners the d &c rs
OF brick building in our town l. viii have q
splendid basement story, magnificent aud
capacious store room, AMI IN uppcr story
which is designed for Mas ME Ludge Room
and Odd Fellows IlaIl, and will be s.fo and
comfortable for these purposes.
NIessrs. Hess s. L,rr cou,hc made an invest
ment Of almost inuumerable send in fise
which occurred on the u day Of August las.
in Bidwell but they have conclude that Oh
the "a day Of August next, they viii have
some Of their cash Invested in fse-prooi =
Success to honest industry and enterprise, for
it almost invariably results in pub il mauii
ecnce.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
NOTICE

VIII be sold at Public auction at White
aock on the 10 day of June. 1867 Share No
ID, in the Young America Mining Co, now
standing in the name Of Sarah A, Maurice,
in the books of the Company Said Share will
be sold to pay assessments. b. order of Trus-
tees All IuATER, Pres
Fl CTAPK Sec,v
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
FJOTTCE.

Notice is hereby gwen, that there will be
sold at Public Auction, pursuant to law, at
Longs Bar on Tuesday the 26fh day of June,
1855. Share Nos 49, 10 and - in the Banner
Quartz Mining Co Said shares will be sold
10 pay assessments. W CARTER SMITH,
Secretary.
Longs Bar, May 81, 1866
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

FREIGHT WAGON ANI PACK MULEs.--Wt
can scarcely look out at - door or window
without seeing one or more freight wagons OF
one or more trains of PACK mu'es. wenling
their way 10 the mountains. HaNoi Won
mountain boys! whit are yoa doing up above,
that you ate constantly hauling and packing
from Marysy ~, up into the mountains Bat
without waiting, we anticipate your answer
fon would repiy-''we are sending DOWN the
ncedful' to exchange for grub ani clothes
Well, God forbid that you should sink pick
or shovel in vain. \ superabnn lance OF
freight has been passing thraush. as we'll as o.
this plscc for weeks, if rot months past. May
''the forse Of circumstances" never require
any lot Up.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
NOTICE

Is hereby given that the undersigned viii
apply to the B3s.'d Of Supervisors Of the coun-
~ OF Butte, at tie meeting Of their b. I'd at
Bilwell the 9Th day Of August, 1865, to
keep and ran Ferry across Feather river, at
Longs Bar, in said county.
B.dwed, June =, 1850. ALIEN COLES.
je30 34a4*
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

WOULD, most respectfully, call the
w attention Of our country aui cuy
lr'""ds t" our very l.rgr and cboce stock II
DAY GOODS, CLOTHING. BOOfS AND ~,
HOES, &c, which we hav, been re raj
cei'lug w.tnin the last month, most OF a.
when We're selected by one Of the partners IA
Now York. consisting III part. OF
FhIn, Injured & plaidN,oths and cassimers,
Silks Printed and Embroid-
1jolored Marcelines an {,led table coveLs
s'stlns 81 White aud col d Bau-
Black, figured & rlair} kets,
S'iks Embroidered muslin
triatci Linen Lawns Collars and sleeves
hrenah Jacouets and lhemisettes and sleeves
lawns in setts,
Printed 0rgandie Mus-<Lace & Muslin sleevas,
Tins, Alouruinr collars,
Spring De LANES andiEmbroidsred l. bdkfs
Cnaihes' Jaconet and Swiss
French and American, Trimmincs
Glnghams, Glands and Ruffies
Jaconet Swiss nus ladies and cbildrtns
lius. Hosiery Of ali kinds.
Nainsook {, Paris mus {A:d Gloves 4 Felt Afits
hn, }Bounets ana hibDo1s
French English, and}paras Ms & Umbrellas.
American Prints, Fable D nask & Nap.
Irish Linens and lawns{ kips.
New York Wills mus in} TOW, ling of every va
~, 81, 81, s! anu 1913 riety.
SheetIbgs, Me4vy Ducks & drills
Linen sheetings andtHckings, cottonades,
Pillow Linen. kentucky Jeans.
Embroidered Lace and.N bite & colored Fan
musiins curtains, ne.s
Silk, wool and cotton, Drugeets. Mating. 60
DAmasks.
We wish to call particular attention to our
stock of
SUMNER CLIO TEzENG
just getting cut from New York, manufacture
Ell to order Tor Us
Country merchants can be supplied with all
kinds Of heavy goods. at San Francisco iobbing
prices. W. % in for "quick sales and small
profits We >hall continue to get out some
thing new by every steamer, AID would be
most happy to have All gJ%z-us y call
WALX1k l. WILSON.
Wcsf s1le Of d near second,
Marysviile
N. B. Particular attention paid to orders
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
NOTICE.

FoRBEsrowN, June, 10th, 1855
The stockholders of the south Feather Water
Company are hereby noticed that tue Trustees
OF sad company have levied an ass ssmeut OF
10 per cent payable on the 20th OF July, upon
each share of stock, and that the same is
ordered to DC paid. together with all arrear-
eges on former assessments
BY order Of the Board.
NJ ri n,n-,
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

INpEPENDENcE DAY Is COMING THE
Masonic fraternity have determined to jim the
procession and celebration en- the Fourth OF
July, which is to take place at s'dweh- 1t IS
much to be hoped that members Of the fra'er-
nifty living in the vicinity Of B.,i~eil. Val At
tend in order. to ail to the interest u the &C
casion Ii is believed that the Sons Of Tenn
perance, will join in the procession also. Let
every one participate in the celebration, e. IS
the duty of every American citizen.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

FEATHER RIVER ASp OrHnR WATER 60
We are informed by the gen'lenranly aud able
President Of this Co. O N Evans. Esq that
they are prosecuting their work with renewed
sigar, in order TO have water through the
ditch by the 18th Of August The energs TIC
ani euterPrising contractor. MIR Meeeham.
uoder whose god lnangementii has been thus
TAR cesnpleted. has ems gel an a i'd II nnl nun
Der If hands sud nov, by ST. Paul, the work
gaes brayely ON
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
NJ II, DaRRAcH, Sec y
NOTICE TO TRADERS.

All persons Trading in this county are no
tilted that Blank Licences are ready to issue at
this Office r. T. YIN ORDEN, Treas.
Bidwell, May 30, 1855. ro3O
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

ExrR .oRrINARY CASE OF EXTRACTION -
The Boston Daily .4d0rrtiscr, in noticing the
departure OF the packet snip plniel Webster.
from that port to l. pool, W tn a large NUM-
Der Of passengers, many of them on tours o.
pleasure and recreation in the Old World du-
RUG the summer months, records the f,llow-
in. case, which shows to what extremes intol-
erauce leads:
Among the crowd of human beings on
board that proud vessel was one poor woman
with an infant daughter. Her FassagG IN !
that Of her child were. paid by the rich and
powerful commonwealth Of Mns-actnsetts.-
She left our free and happy shores unwilling
anil reluctaut She wen away against rtr
avn ee will constrained by force Of the
civil authorities Of the State Her cries, rs
she begged nos TO be thus cruelty banishel,
We're, we are told. must liteous, and such As
to cause the accidental WITNESSES Of the scene
to burn with Indignation.
ssrhe cfeuce OF this unfortunate man, for
which she was thus violently and ignom NOUS
" expelled from Massachusetts, WIS tie ilGt
hat She was born in Ireland, aud was called
a pauper. Her infant daugn.er, who uucon
sciou>lg shares her IL ther sod GATE, IS Il NJ
tive 81 the nn"nwealth OF Massachusetts
put ahe tao plrtak,s Of that hard lot Of pow
c t. which ii has been reserved for Ma>sachu-
se1ts to make CT me, AMI ii CRIME winch Mas
sacuu etts punishcs no Othrr crime is =. IL
i~hed IN Anerca, by bs,ui9hment- ba nisflnent
from one native land.
The name Of the unfortunate woman is
Mary Williams, and the substance of the law
under which she Is thus cruelty shipped or is
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
Expenses of the Last Session OF the stale
Leais!aiGEe.

We have perused with much interest," anu
pleasure, the address recently delivered by
as Exceilency Gov Bigler, to the citizens oil
Santa Clara. and we are glad to see that he,
who occupies the honorable and responsible
POSITION of Chief Magistrate of this young and
growing State. has, from a soRrce OF duty ana
The welfare Of his constituency, called the IT.
fention Of the people 10 their Duty IN the
selection Of candidates and the election OF
officers
1t has been said that the last Legislature
WEIGH convened in this State was. perhaps,
the best that ever assembled This, to some
extent, is doubtless true But in some re
spects. the last Legislature was far inferior to
some If its predecessors. and especially SO in
point of expenditure of the public monies
Hi Excel ency give, in the address above
alluded to, some statistics; he shows that the
amount OF money paid from the State freas-
ury for postage alone, is the sum OF 81 600
Now suppose that each paper and letter
sent IF AMI receiv d, by each member Of the
last lie Iislature, was justly charged at TWEEN
I Ih-lFt Cthtc- Ai4ti N'Ni hiNiAi'Nt "'"'' Ht'N
sent aud received over seven letters and pa
ptrs per day. during session of one huedred
and twenty seven days in order to make so
large an aggregate Of postage. But it wi
be seen from the Governors address herein
referred to. that large portion of the sum
paid for postage, paid to the United Sta e.
OF Off ee; and the sum charged each let
ter could not exceed six cents, if TO be sent to
the States, or three ceuts il to be sent to
/ pos; Office in TIL, State; and on each newspa-
per one cent. We are of opinion also thar
arrangements were made and reported by he
! ate Sergeant at Arms of the Assembly, with
the different Express Companies, to carry all
Express matter, at much less than wenty five
cents for el letter and paper, lay. 1--WE think
such was the arrangenenr,) ten cents each
Now how is it that a bill of S27 600 is fo'sted
upon the tax ps yers Of the State. If such were
the arra agements Aguin-tha address -hows
/ that the number OF officers and attaches Of the
/ late session OF the Legislature, outnnuberel
! the m mbers OF the Senate and Ass mbly
/ Tins, we venture the assertion, is a thin ga
! fact not before stated, and which never b.
f.,.o o,...,rr,i :, all ,ho l.,.;.l,t;on +b,+b
been done in all the States of the Union
Why was it 90 Vas it because the inme.li-
ate representatives Of the people could not do
I'll 80.
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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
TJN.EC

THE SHAREHOLDERS 0FTHE BLOOMER
BAR MINING co are hereby notified that
there will be meeting Of said Co. on the l4;h
of July, on their claim, for the purpose Of
wing damming said claim. All those who
wish to 90 in, are requested to be on the
ground, their claims will lie forfeited
js23td VALENTINE PLUMB.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

COL. DERRICK, Proprietor Of the Central
Hotel, at EVANS CORNERS. Butte Co., an
nounces to the citizens of the surround ny
:ounlry. that the Ever Glorious Fourth Will
be celebrated at the Corners by appropriate
,roceedings during the day, AMI B.ll in the
evening. Thoee who desire to Participate il
he festivities Of the day, are invitel to be
present. A Programme Of exercises for the
lay Will be published soon, ana tickets issuei
for tie Bail The fine Grave Of Timber sur
rounding this place renders it an appropriate
one for the ceremonies IF the occasion, anl the
Proprietor VIII spare no pains, in con,ribut-
ing to the enjoyment Of those present to com
memorate the day.
Lvan's Corners, May. 10, 1855.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

ANOTHER HORRIBLE MURDER--The Lass
number ct the Shasta Con- Ter, contains an
account Of a terrible murder commit ed near
One Horse Town. The victim was man nam
Ell Davi C. Goodwin, a miner, who formerly
Iived in 81 "ramento. He was killed with 81
axe. and the holy buried in an cid pr spect
hole. A nan nauei Alex iigg rs, a partner
Of Goodwin. is su-pec'ed Of hav ng committed
the bloody deed Higgins fed. but was ar
ested at M.rysvilIc on Monday. by officer
Harrison. Of Sacramento.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

Mr. EDITOR Please announce through
the columns Of your paper, that ani au IN
dependent candidate for the Office OF Distric
Attorney Of Butte county
C. WHEELER.
June %, 1855. je30 34if
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

MoRE GOLD ExCITEMENT.-Great excite
ment mas been previiling lately among the
dsrmons at San Baruadino, from dis ,,series
u large desposits' of gold in the SIN Barna-
mo mountains Large numbers Of the faith
tai were out prospecting. So says the San
Diego Herald
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

Tu,vKs.-0ur thanks due to that ''com-
ni;tse of ane,' and those who appointed him.
for that present "done up IN otne paper
The coupittee-"u.y bis shadow never grow
lessr'
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

During 'hyins' visit to the pleasant N 'un-
tain village Of Forbe> town, this week We were
very 5igl y gralihel tn see the evidences OF
improvement, Of permanent Improvement.
with which that village and the country inter-
vening between there and this place, abound,
At orhes,own we noticed that some enter
prising citizen or citizens, We believe Mr.
Blake 4 Co, have nearly completed the extcr-
NIL part OF a splendid fire-proof stone an J
brick building, intended, a. We were informed.
for store. An enterprising and worthy
citizen is that MIR & ake--G.d speed to him
We spent few hours in Forhe>town. among
the worthy and hosEitsbie citizens of the
place, much to oar satisfaction, rs we found
them TO be very worthy gentlemen and ladier,
With hearts as Big rs all odt-dours,' and
brimfuil Of Kindness; may Heaven protect
them and their properly from the ravage>
Of the fire fiend From what we saw. in the
way OF Improvements, during our visit, We
shiak more wealthy day is dawning upon
US.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

THE CHOLERA N KANsAs-A correspond
ent Of the n \ Evening Post, states that tile
ent telegraphic dispatches from st. Louis.
published IN the papers, to the effect that
cholera, in = malignant form, had br ken out
III Weston, Kansas, carrying off peo' lie at the
rate Of thirteen day is Il fabrication, desig-
ned to discourage the emigration
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
5getial 5lotirtg.

MIR EDITOR ;-Ple;.se announce my name
as an independent candidate for Sheriff d
Butte county, at the ensuing election.
BASIL SHELTON.
Hamilton. June 2G. 1875, j,3J 34tf .
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

~ We are informed that the Ball Room
a Cgl DsRRIcKs ;. Central House. where there
WI he granl BALL GA Tie FOURTH, is the
la gsst one in the County, bsin. 40 by So feet
Fae liza ug room Hiil accommodate eco persons
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

SAcRAMESTo COIN DIGCINGs We visited
the Sacramento Gold Diggins yesterday after
noon, an found about thirty men busly en-
gagged washing out gola. Al seemed to be
doing ell and rs the best evidence il the
world that there is gold there wo men got in
to a regular rough aud tumble fight about
thcr claims A company Of eight men. the
original claimants, washed out yesterday DO
40 cents. and It is es mattel that at least 100
was taken out by different parties during the
entire day About three clock, just as We
were leaving the ground, Deputy Sheriff
chee made his appearance with - handful Of
paperS, and commenced serving ujnucji0us
upon al persons eng iged III washing cut gold.
ex -ept the eight rtginrl aimauts-the Litter
beng tn perscus serving out the nj melton.
In les than ten miuues after the arrival OF
the officer the d ggings We re almost deserted.
From present appearances We mny anticipate
some rare sport, as tumber e the ''blool'
have -ignlfed their intention of jumping the
claim again We doubt not hut that the
cluimanls viii have some rouble to Re p #
interlcpers We notice.! IN cse proximity t.
the mines a Goth shanry where IS erved out
To the miners cooling and heating Beverages
at l2b cents per glass. None If the more
substantial articles Of life have been brought
t. the grounds, although we would not be sur
pri-ed to find n out next visit one of the
regular 40 eating houses erected aud in full
blast We shall cndeavor to keep oar cit-
zens posted mp on MI that pertains to the ner
diggings -Aidfe Journal.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

VINO HAS FOUND THE MULE GaAY:'-
The following is copy. ver6atia,, al hf. ratirn.
OF an advertisement posted On a tree in the low :
r part OF the county. That .'red colour horse"
that ''have not hair in tail" must be a good
one TO go. if he ism pretty to look at;
10 Dollars recampeuse. The undersigned
be has Lost, one red horse AMI one Mule gray.
give ten doilars he Who BRING bach in natches
AT Frsnehman bouse ia Browns rayine. nv
Red colour heIse have not hair in tail he has
one Bell at neck
my mule gray celoar has ore roupe at sck
hatcher, Is Jun-, 1855. n Mrsras
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

~ A. E. Grifiihs, Esq. cur worthy
County Clerk, was appointed Jail Physician
hy the Board .; Supervisors, a. ihe'r last
sssSioD
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

DEAR LIv1vG.-The prices Of household
commodities have again risen in this city.
Flour j. sl4 barrel At Washington mar.
ket. porter house beefsfeaks Of the best on ali
ty are quoted at p cents pound Other
qualities Of beef have adv from two to
ur cents Z 10. Potatoes are held 1t 29c a
half peck Game WAS never 80 scarce ~ at
present. and in consequence Brant ducks are
worth from s. so to } a pair-;5 to 50 cents
more than last week Redhead ducks can.
back ducks, wlgeon ducks, patridges and
prairie hens have disappeared from market
for the sc son. Fresh fish i lower Shad
swami tie market and causes every other
kind Of fish to be cheaper PhIa. BuHetin.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30

1cS~ The California ChroEic'e, in speaking
If Lewis b ,ker, who, in self defence shot Bill
Poole uses the following sensible language:
'Who does not envy the pleasant sensations
of Baker, the murderer, when his friends from
the Grapeshot babe him g oil morning Whit
pleasant call it must have been. 1t Is plea
-ant to meet friends after one has been at sea
FIR sore time AMI such friends, too. Trey
thought so much of him hat they would make
lin 20 with them-the affectionaie fellows ,
NV We shall see how New York VIII eli rlade
hero Of Poale. will ayenge his dam We
venture a prediction that Baker will not he
hung, will not be found gully of mnricr in
the first degree, and that the trial will prove
the whole affair to hive been a general bravl
in which Poole was just guilty in intent a.
the others, and that it only hY accident
he did not kill instead of being killed Pity
the whole snar bad not been in fate coun-
terpart Of the Kilkenny cats"
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
Mem 1Auertigcmrnts.
Laborers Wanted

'ANE HUNDRED MEN WANTED. to work
NJ on the Feather River and 0phir Water
Co.'S Ditch.
Application to be made at the Companvs
oifiee-Bidwells Bar. Wages $50 per moath,
aud found. ic30
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
kTesiien for Rats.

Instead Of paying bounty on rat sealps, rs
they should do, the Nnow Nothing Authorities
Of this city charge IS Tor shooting one Their
affection tor the varmint> arises from the SINH
lafity Of their habits, both being night work
ers and night walkers. The people viii hard
" rat-ify such precedent-C Pam
d.dier
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
w est Branch Lime Kilrg

W8lE BEG LEAVE TO INFORM TIE
W citizens Of Butte coua ', tha; Nc are
prepared to furnish FIBST QUALIFY LINE,
AT cur Lime Ktus on the y est Branch, AT
low rates An orders sent to our store,
Cherokee FMt,) or 10 Wm. Gwynn, at tho
Lime biins, wall be promptly attended to.
LINE constantly on hand.
MOORE, PERRY s. 60
June 10Th, 1896. je3O-643m.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
- Office is hereby Given,

fhflfAr THE UNDE ;SIGNED has discout.n-
4 ei business at his old sand, on Oregon
Guich, Butte county, Criitol MA, and is pre-
ptung to return to his home in the East -
Those indebted to him will thel efore confer "a
great favor by calling and settling their ac-
counts at the earliest possible date In re-
urng from business, he returns his sincere
thanks TO the mining commu nifty who have SO
literally patronized ham during the phst four
years, and respectfully recommends to their
favor, his successor, GEORGE " Wu.Mor,
who will continue TO do business Mt the old
$ and. and who he feels assured will give full
satisfaction 20 al who cal with him
Jane "a h, 1875. c. \. SIMMONS
[j-50 3f~i
California EaPr,ss publish three times and
sem bin to this flee.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-06-30
Notice TO Contractors

z PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED tv al.
L undersigned, u the Road Oyerseer $ IL
fee. IL ORC Iowa, til Thursday, the 18th d4v
o. July, 1870, Tor the opening Of one anj-a-
half miles Of Put lie Highway. commonoiae
At kitzs House, and running south ia the 4.
rcciion Of the Pine Grove House.
E.eb proposal must be accompanied with q
bond containing two or more good and sufd-
Gent sureties Tor the faithful performance &.
the contract.
Each bon must be submitted to the Board
OF Super ysors for approval.
JOHN d NOBDEN.
Roa4 Uyerscer.
Orc Iowa, June IS, 1850. je3U-34f