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washington Aqueduct.
OFFICE or THE WASHINGTON AQuUpuoT,
NNuahEuwfnp A.w,k ~

orToE or Tnr WASHINGTON AqurpUoT,
Washington, March 7, less.
PROPOSALS Invited for graduation stone and brick masonry
dame tunnels and other work q the Washington agucduct
that day.
animation on and amer the 20tl day Of April next.
Proposals will be received for the work OF particular culvo
only Of some Of the works be completed
present appropriation but al contracts for unhnshed work win
the night pscb, The amount Of work 70 Be done and
ohe appropriation holding suhcony TO decide when
what works shall be stopped mt, funds become available
stoppage particular
funds reserved viii 10 paid H. Judgment
the engineer the work has been properly executed far has
Payments made specie upon
and viii be diton n all contracts that the work
shall be paid their fun monthly and in specie
An bids should Be sealed and endorsed Proposals for
they arrange
mali considered most conducive the progress Of the
Every accompanied written guarantee signed BY
take that the bidder or bidders w his or their bid be
ens, n.o an CSgsoD within sU SSy' with good aIS s1ee
accompanied BY the certificate Of the United
U'S s SSs navy STS q E, S
Of War, thai tho Euaanto able make good their
Bids win be opened in presence Of bidders, II any them
chooro 70 be present
Capt. Of Engineers, in charge.
PORN or GUARANTEE
To Capt NJ. O. Meigs, u 8. Engineers.
hereby Jointly and .eysIay with The United States and
sy viii within ten days a The acceptance Of ne saS BID exc
cute same GOOD surccs
oSs advsfssmsn under which i was made And in case
ne sne s ~ Ss To SS
tsgned) a. B.
thereby certify mat The my knowledge belief the
above named gusranorS arc good ard sufficient
MarS-5SwtshMays iswf
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Proposals for Indian Goods.

DErAEFAEET INIEsIOE,
Once Indian Affairs,
September -, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals Indian Goods
will DO received at the onse VI Indian Affairs, WashnEIon city
Until 10 O'clock Friday, the Stat day OF October next
lO furnishing goods the Indian anlns treaty
pulaOns with various Indian and other Indian purposes
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby that al the lands for
grant and remaining The United States, ouads 81 ne sir
Of grant made February, 1859,
Cairo and FuOn railroad and s branches hitherto restored
MARKET and which subject location date
Withdrawal Will be opened sale and entry ordinary min;
price amer the days hereinafter mentioned
Once Jackson, Missouri Monday the "a day Of DoVcm-
ber 1856.
Once Baesye, Arkansas Monday, The 10Th day Of No
vembef, 1855.
Once Little Rock Arknnsas Monday the "a day Eovem
Der, ls56-
once Helena Akansas Monday the l day Of Novem-
1855.
Once GAINESVILLE, AEansas Monday, Oth day No
yembeT, 1855.
Once Fayetteville, Arkansas Monday % day
vcmber 1855.
Once Champagnole, Arkansas Monday the 10Th day
November, 1855.
At Washington Arkansas Monday, the l7th day
November 1850.
NOTICE TO Pre- -EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right o. presumption any
above lands be offered public SALE those be
required establish the
and receiver of land ONCE
therefor within the period prescribed by otherwise
will be fonced. HOS. A. UENDRICKs,
June 7t-lawl3w lslarAlnteLl Commissioner.
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Issioner OF the General Land ofhce.
NorIcE mo- PRE-. EMrTIoN CLAIMANTs.

Every person entitled the right Of presumption 10 Of the
townships of townships above
required establish the 10 the satisfaction OF the regis
ter proper obee and make
practicable seeing h notice. and before the day
OF the pubhe sale OF the lands
bacinp claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
THo5. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
April g. lawI3w Intel. and Start
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising this line the following;
The Atlantic. Capt Oliver Eld1dge
The Baltic Capt JOS Comsoek
The Adnaus. Capt James West
These ships having been built by contract
l pressy for service, has been
Nhk taken their construction their engines
TO insure strength and speed; and their accoEamo
daons for unequaed comfort
Price OF from New York Liverpool in cabin $50
In second cabin s From Liverpool TO New York 80 and 20
gunees.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berths can be secured until paid for.
The ships Of this line have Improved tight bulk
10 avoid danger from will the Banks
until amer The LIST OF August.
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ENBEkS OF Congress and tisiters TO Washington
VI respectfully informed that at TAYLOR n MAUkYS
Stationery 9th street, they will meet all then
requirements stock addition TO tbs following
works. comprises department OF honinre science
aud
New books received Immediately publication
Weekly from England
Cahoun's Works, volumes
Jefersonis Works, volumes
Websteris Works. 8 vols, autograph edition
Evercu's OTauons and Speeches, volumes
Clay's Private Correspondence, 1 volume
4. g. Premises Memoirs, volumes
Bancrofts History OF the United States, volumes
Stacsmsn's Manual, 4 volumes
Hickeys Constitution, volume
jefferson, Manual volume
The Constitutions OF the United States, volume
Eiot's Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
Marsh' Orators and Statesmen volume
siory's Works, volumes
Lives Of Chief Justices OF the United statea volume
LeberS Civil Liberty and Self government volumes
Wits Life OF Patrick Henry, 4 volume
Kennedy's Life OF wir, 2 volumes
Garland's Life Of John Randolph, l volume
Party Leaders by Baldwin, volume
De Toequeyiss Democracy in America, volume
The Federaist, volume
GHke's and Tendency OF Free Institutions volume
Constitutional II III book, volume
CRreys Past, Present, and Future, volume
seaman's Progress Of Nations. volume
MeEllKous American Debater, 4 volume
Future Wealth of America, volume
Smiths Wealth Of Nations, I volume.
Every ofAmercsn, English and French stationary
he finest qualities, the lowest prices.
Visiting cards and printed with the romphudc
TAYLOR h MAURYs,
Dec 7-dH Near 9tb sireSs-
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II NEW YORK. BREMES, AND SOUTH
esSS-s&E AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
k3xx23 - TIE ships comprising hA line me WASHING
- TON, Capt h. Csyendyi HERMANN Capt. Ed
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1850 sc &c sS % % : :ss'isi do
CLASS Nos.
Dry Good
1000 pounds wora,ed yarn, 8 folds
100 dozen cotton dag handksrehieis
IS do black silk do
100 do "a cotton shawis
% DO g. g. 80
60 DO DO stwoois1 do
600 90 pounds an LINEN THREAD .;,E
$50 gross wonied gathering
!. Z, 600 yards calico
$1,000 DO blue drilling
's 500 90 DO S SS,,s so Stripes
$500 do blue drnnins
' 1900 DO E Ssa @ss!1s
5000 do sattnss
's 5000 DO DO S S'sae ,ia. ssi,,ins
1900 do domestic shiring, unbleaehed
10000 do checks, stripes, and plaids
$50 dozen wooen socks
a,soS yards aannels, assorted
500 pounds cotton thread
800 pounds best Chinese vermillon
1900 90 brown ching ,~ins, No. 30
$500 flannel shirts
1900 calico do
1850 pounds BEADS white and black, assorted sizes
1900 do do ruby and blue, do do
Glass No.
Ready-made Clothing.
so $50 blue DO s'''i ' paGsa fosns
$50 blue and ixcd satnet
go 80 DO 90 do do 10 s Sss's
Glass No. 5.
600 mounds brass keuIes
S00 IN he,,es ~
$50 nests japanned do, 8 IN a nest
Is dozen iequart Tin pans
go 40 Sga a, 40 S
$50 do aquan do
$50 do butcher knives
~ ~ N sun i aia,s ~
iSO V s AZ s suu avn
IS5 do 6sh hooks, assorted
400 dozen do lines do
$50 gross needles
10 10 ao AZ Sos,soIb comSs
80 do SCISSOR,
Is do grass do
do grain do
30 do gubbing hoes
20 D.ir. bSme s"s MUGS
100 do trace chains
500 S Is shan knives. 10 and - inches in length
300 sass s.ws ePu'i p'Op0'u0"' q - : = anu ~"
90 cross eut saws, 7 feet In length
ss9 dozso hand saw files
do crosscut files
$50 quarters socket ehsels, X /, and ainch
10 Dozen shaSeis '4'A
rs do spades
45O camp ksttes
4 cOS sSors handled irving mans
~ doxen bastng spoons
$50 DO iron table spoons
~ AZ s S% sua,h.
rs 40 aIss 10 weigh from 4 X 10 5k mounds
40 40 half ares, 10 weigh * pounds
20 do hatcbets, To weigh ~ pound
do broad ares ordinary size
$50 do zinc mirrors
2OO DO hre sseeis'
CL.ns M a
:.
200 northwest runs flint lock
so do d. percussion lock.
SAID goods be furnished Boston, New York. philadelphia
Ptsbufg Cincinnati, 81 Louis, Detrs, Chicago
specified the accepted bids and the deliveries thereof
made before te let day Of April neat o. such Tune
missioner Of IDdiin Atiaits,
The will be reserved 70 require greater or ess quantity
Of The articles named Than ai specified IN he above schedule
others Of nc same class but 81 dnerent description
hat may be needed, AZ the lowest market prices
Goods o. Ameneaa !" " ~ - ~ aio
y w ~ . out ~, ~, ~ n,oaaa@ = I
% ~ s,sh, M ,ho.e i"c. mai Samps borce, sba n
- - ~. a.. =, - c.,Iy , a.,e a. nrscticabte
kind and quality he proposes TO umh and the depart
the accepting such bid or bids bsevc
be adva The lpdans considering serveeab
ia aiues, price, sc.
equal with the samples, which be this office
such samples American manufacture and guns as may be ur
W., ~ sna - 80, - msy non,eS ~, M, %
49, =. =, ~, ain \, ,e,sreg 1,
Inc win be bound 20 furnish others Of m
ea spa o. asaS w1 h U s, @ n sS r.
he goods received on invoices thereof cer6ed by the agent
gents ssV sppoiniea to in.pee, them
WI ~ M ~ s two ar more ,1re,,c. ,noss mi
cioncy certified United States udgs district
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mo. 55s.l
Notice

Of VitIdrGaOal Of lands IN Florida and Alabama.
IN pursuance OF the act entitled granting public lands
in alternate 10 the states OF FLORIDA and Alabama
OF railroads in said States"
proved May, 1885, all the land lying within neen miles
following railroads and branch named said
Jacksonville Of Be-
Gambia bay Pensacoln from Amelia island The Atlantic
Tampa bay branch Ceder Key, the
Gulf Mexico Except Tampa bay portion Of juno
the Ced Key branch and from Pensacola, Florida
MONTGOMERY
suspended from nd until further
Given the General Land oce, the city Of
Washington, this twenty third day Of May, 1855.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
May 24-law6wt fStar h Intel.l Commissioner
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Notice of Limited Partnership.

NUtICt OF LIHIttU FaTtHtFbHEP.
THE undersigned have this day formed lin
tied partnership under the firm Appleton Co whose place
business the Baltimore the n buying and
selling drafts and domestic exchange bonds
checks Of general stock brokerage and
exchange William Stuart Appleton and Henry W.
Howell reside in said city, general partnes and George
resides Loudoun Virginia. and special partner
George contributed his capital
stock the thousand dollars cash and that
partnership this 18th day of March, 1885, and
terminate the 18th day Of March, 1857.
WM. STUART APPLETON,
w. HOWELL,
o5-d2w GEORGE RUST, Of Virginia.
HAVING associated ourselves together indicated the above
purchase and sale OF
stocks con foreign and domestic exchange collection
of time bills loans, bonds, bills
public securities exchange
We will make city collections receive depostes
checks, and allow interest standing accounts
We have secured the services OF Mr. LAWRENCE p BASNE,
Of Selden, Whers Co., Washington, ID. Oh
who will his undivided the general business
and all Of his therein win be fully recognised by
APPLETON 4 CO.,
April 3-6w PA Baltimore street.
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A MEXICAN HOUSE,, Hanover street, Boston ~
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged elegantly furnished posses
ahe modern improvements and conveaances or e sccommoa
Of the travelling pablo,
Dee Idly
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change OF Hours.
cas- !
AFTER Monday the AID the trains will
" Washington at and s4 m, and and ~, p m.
on sunday, al ~ p.
Leave Baltimore At AZ and OK, a m, and and 5G pm
On sunday, Al, a.
T. II. PARSONS, Agent.
April 22-du
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NrT and wisdom of the Rev. sydney smith, by Duyc-
w knck 81 IS,
The Life Travels Hcrodous Fnh Century before
Christ; imaginary biography founded fact by J. Tai
boy Wheeler o. r. G. =. vols 81.
The Huguenot Eriles n historical novel rs cents.
Mechanics Tables containing and circumference ~ cir
ccs and sides Of equal ccuueences ~ anErd
hope, cutting OF boiler plates &c. &c by Charles H. Has
we'll marine engineer. so cents
Introduction the stndy Of Art; by N. A. Dwight a.
Sketches Of tales
BY Mrs Julia L. Dumont et
Rise and Progress o. English Constitution by T. y
Greasy, NJ A. Third edition. 81.
Caldcron his life and genius with specimens Of bis plays ~
r. g. Trench, b. ID, IS cents.
Just published, and for sale at TAYLOR h MAURYB
JunelO bookstore, oh st.
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'EUE Letters OF Madame de Scviano 20 her Daughter
and Friends edited ~ Sarah j. Hale vol, 81 p.
The Letters OF Lady Mary Worey Montaru edited by Mrs 70
MAY % FRANCK TAYLOR.
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hereby certify that, the my knowledge bslef
above named Eusraniors arc good ard sufficient
(signedl T. p.
Mar s-5awishMay SIawG
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Il, y. Middleton,

once and dopo, southwest, corner and i0h suscts
Feb 97--d0mf
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5000 point white Mscknae blankets 10 Measure oO BY "
inches, and weigh pounds
$500 AZ point while Macknse blankets 20 measure "a BY
90 inches, aud weigh pounds
white Maeknac blankets 10 AZ by 80
inches, and weigh 81 pounds
500 pairs point white Macknae blankets 80 by
50 inches, and weigh AZ pounds
500 pairs point white aeknae Blankets 40
inches, and weigh 34 pounds
800 scarlet Maeknac blankets % by
~ inches, aud weigh pounds
500 pair AZ point scarlet Maeknae blankets 81 by
90 inches, and weigh pounds
100 pairs 81 point green Maekiuae Blankets % by
"a inches, and weigh 10 pounds
200 pairs point green blankets measure BY
inches, aud weigh pounds
200 pairs AZ point Macknac blankets "a by
90 inches, and weigh pounds
100 pains 81 point Indigo blue Macklnae blankets 10 measure
GO by "a inches, and weigh 10 pounds
100 3k Genlnea blue Mackinac blankets
66 by "a inches, and weigh 10 pounds
500 Gennea blue blankets,
90 by ~ inches, and weigh pounds
400 pairs point Gsntnea blue Maeknac blankets
sure 81 by &c inches, and weigh pounds
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-20

Ri>LEy's Tonight and to-mor
row night, this company holl forth in thu
place They arc highly spoken Of hy th'
press below, and we h@Tc no douht but what
lI>y richly merit all that can be said in
tacii favor. 1t j, enough for us to know.
that the celebrated D Evani, the great ludit
rubber man is with them The a,tonlsh-
ing tc,ts of his gentleman, are alone su't.
cent to repay II man for walking five lni'ea
to see. Give them a bumper.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-20
U. .. Livery Stable.
Myers Street Near, Montgomery

nn. Ur J. L. CzAPKAY.-The gentleman whose
nniIe forms the caption III tins notice is one Ui The
lew mod, rn phy ysicaus wkuse application 10 ls pro
fsssun and eVuiun To the afflicted. render him Dnke
An uriIainenl tothe and benefit to lie other
hungarian b, birth he sought with kussuih 10 place
his country asoDg The nauIs 0t earth, b.! Ond HE
uppressur rules that her sons might rejoice IN lhe
practice OF th,Se precrps which are hlIke our sIoFl
and our pride Ia his eiurs So to do, he has r;aied
lhr RI ard uf ntecual resistance 10 uIpressICn,ahd
IA home aud a counn know hnn no more" Apart
however, from his ctaIn- upon our consideration IL
"a patriot the testimonials al character ohd capacity
winch he brings eniie him to public confidence. to
The eNcusish of thn,e who possess neither he one
or The other. As g-nIlrnan hss1haracier Is uniar,
nished: AS Il physician. his skill unsurpassed; Fnd
to those vho-e mprudence has Iefl upon 'hem the
taiuts of di,eas, We can conscienlipu~ly commend
him witt the assurance that>in him they viii md
riend when 10 know is great gain The DIR : office
Is M. 3aud Armury Hslk corneE ol SacraHenlo aud
MONTGOMERY streets San Frauclscc alien
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-20
Otuuille NaiIg Nutte &rrorG.
Hear wha, John Mitchell says.

John Mitchell, the celebrated Irish Patri-
ot and editor of the Citizen in some re
marks in his paper of July 10th upon the
"Ques,ion at Issue" thus freely speaks hi
opinion Of Mr.. Buchanan, and the opposition
parties
1--WE have a quarrel with Mr.. Buchanan,
which is still unsettled Tor language, he i
repor1td Il IN the London Times 10 have ut
tered in England We have not changed
our opinion about that matter, nor shall We
change it, TIL we see some explanation OF IL
from the proper quarter But, neverthc-
less, We have no hesitation as TO IA choice be
tween him aud the standard bearers OF two
factions, one Of which would ostracIse men
Of Irish birth for their race and their rellg
ion. ard The other, IN addition 20 this, would
dismsu Der the Union.
Wonre aware that there are honest and
good lrishmcn who i'll part take different
view OF the matter, aud would vote for the
Republican party were it not tainted b. ITS
alliance with the X Ms but with every
true. hearted Irshman this blood stained al
nance must prove a fatal objection to lend
ing it his support.
OF the two factions. that Of Fremont
decidedly the worst, the most desperate, AID
the most lncuuSj stCut, tor while these men
pretend to battle for negro freedom, they
declare themselves enemies of the liberty,
fraternity, oqunhty' Of white men OF Irish
and German birth, and even proclaim that
they are ready, bhndiy ana mauiy, like
Sampson, to pull down the temple Of Amcrl
can freedom built 10y their torelathcrs, b.
withdrawing from il the pillars by whichlt
Is supported, thus pcrishiug themselves. BY
their own hands, beneath the crushing ru.
ms
IlIi',more were proved to be the arch n
gel Galricl, aud Ftomont st Peter, Ne
would not 1utc for either one or the other,
while they stood on the oewis platform Oh
which they now stand and II buchanan
were painted as black as Satan, We would
vote, not tor him, but tor the main princl
pies and Iohcy 60 which he Is pledged vote
Tor the COUNT vote Tor the preservation
OF the Cnlou at all risks, and vote fur tho
integrity OF the Coustitution--tha m6@no
chayfu ut American rieht,-the PERFECTION
Of human reason, and the model VI irccdOm
tor the word
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-20
JOHN SCOTT < JOE DUNN, Proprietors
l. 0 r s AZ e.
OR l. T. 4 Ms lIOTE l. .
street, south side, OrovillC

Montgomery street. south side, OrovillC'
.t-%s5 REED & ~rRlk FR-Iakc pleasure IN in
,l forming the travelling public. aud ;hr ciiIz"n~
q cot OrpNne and Bttte cunnt,. TINT they h"Vc
i' t'tu lhe we'll kun"H aud populnr "OitLEANS 10
IEl, aud the'they are hgw prepared {" receive AMI
entertain tHrr friends in thc best possible manner.
" ar de-, rruiuri lu nHkr he Orl ans ltul per
Get home 10 the visitor, and 10 entertain all who favor
Wllh their patronage with the attention and 81!
kuoWn ohy TO FIRST CLASS HOTELS.
q oILK. 'Xs "a ID 4 q
hal he strHd with the very best this and jhe CTS
Markets can afford. IN THE BAR. no house or b'r
-hA or can cXce rs. The choicest lualItio~ vi Ii
,luors and Wines served up neatly ana quicky. and
s,cpHinu ar',m-' nuti c"d' whrn "" inform The pub
lie lha, The 'rtdoubablc cot - pr'sidae.
DANIEL REED,
FREDERICK STRIKER.
Oroyille July II, 1Sj6. B!tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-20
NEW FANCY GOODS y

NUlSS VI. l.. DEARBORN, WOULDSAY To HER
4vn friends and the phlc generally, that by calling
nj the LADIES' EXCHANGE, they can be shown AZ
beautiful assurmen ot the --latest Styles of Iaiirsf
French Hats, of most exquisite beauty and finish
Also. lo of Choice Perfumery and Toilet Articles
all OF witch have just been received direct the
Importers aug2Olf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-20

rE@s 1t /, better to steep with All
empty stomac1 ,, than to lie awake with
an accusing C0"Scl"tc &c.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-20

To DIR. IL. IIcinimann, Corner Jackson and
~ with Measure that We notice the ufYbuundcd
which has attended you in yuur prasllce since
your residence III his state, now over seven years S.
rhc gcud YOU have done and the skill you have ever
Used in the cures th'l come under observation
make II our duIy to lei II b. known tu the world and
more particularly Ia those suffering with disease
Most of well acquainted with you whilst YOU
resided nj Mormon Island. and Witnessed there
remarkable cures which You effected on parn,s
whose cases were pronounced hopeless by emiheht
physieans We have also seen " hat YOU have don g
tor some of our friends now residing at Culoma aud
Phcrryille, who AMER much ptsui~ion and iRduce
ments on Our rt. consented 10 20 and you, when
they had almosi despaired of their lives They md So
and returned and ar new living hale and hearty men,
and read r. n Tins notice should reach your eye mud
YOU ar afflicted, take our adViceand 20 10 Dr HEIN-
MANN. and you viii never regret IL.
Dear Doctor. receive With nur most hearty wiihes
for v"ur future welfare the assurance that believe
you to he one Of oiTf most talented md experienced
physi ians in the State,
FR DERRICK HARYMANN, |
(rJlr Miners Hotel
ia OB WISKLENANS, fGFeenwooG Valley
(p'r ;reenwoud Brewery,
john GEORGE,
AEGU,T ilAHNE,
JusEPH WILINASN,' lco,o,o
tHAHLLs GIss.
7, BrLAz. Proptsof The
T.B ,zl,, cro'S fedoraIe, Placerville.
A. u. WALkrR, Ell Dorado Slide.
q. ZRoIcKK, (trm U q. POppe Co y Oroville,
JOsEPH GLAvEL. Auburn.
CHARLES kAsrELLI Spanish Dry Diggings.
Il. RENsINGER. (prop'r of bridye,) Condemned Bur.
G. WoLLER, Sacramento,
Il, FISNINGER, do
q. RENAUD, do
CAPT. HIND, Michigan Bluffs.
CAYT. +. :. MUMFORp. Mormon Island
IIESRy TRUEL, (iepublican IIoussD jackson.
This testimonial not solicited by DR. Heinz
mann. ang I'm
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the Chsncery Courts, receiver shall be appointed
on application of one party without notice having
been given TO tie other party or bis attorney, which
was adopted.
Mr.. Brien proposed 70 amend the amendment BY
slaves to sell liquor to said slaves, shall be in Wri-
ting in each and every case, which, on motion Of
Mr.. Nixon, was laid upon the table.
The amendment Of Mr.. Nixon, as amended, was
then adopted, and the bill passed third reading
ayes 60, noes f.
Trustees Fees.-0n motion OF Mr. Brown, of
Madison, the House took up House bill to amend
the act to authorize and regulate county subscrip
tons for railroad stock [authorisng the County
Courts to fix the fees allowed to trustees for colec.
ting the railroad tax imposed under said law, I
which passed on third reading.
Union Co1antg.-0n motion of Mr. Wallace the
House took up House bin to amend the several acts
for the establishment and organization of Union
county, which passed on third reading.
Omnibus Billion motion of Mr.. Watkins the
House took up the bin to amend the charter of the
Southwestern Railroad Company, with the amend
ments attached thereto by the Senate.
number of amendments to Senate amendments
having been offered, the bill and amendments
were, on motion of Mr.. Cavitt referred to the com
mittee on Internal Improvements
ComptroHer.-A message was received from the
Senate communicating the resignation of A r.
Crozier, Esq Comptroller, to take effect from and
after the Path inst, which was received and
The House concurred in Senate resolution fixing
this day, at O'clock P. d., for el,ctng Comp
troller to ell the unexpired term of Mr.. Crozier.