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NOTICE

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, District Court Fit.
County of Butte. Jteenth Judicial District
0R6viLLE, January Us, 1858.
Ie the matter Of J n. Emerson, Plaintiff. VS.. J. p.
Kirwin, Defendant.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER made
y in said Court, on the 18th day of January A. ID
1883, by the Honorable Judge thereof notice is
hereby given to all persons holding or claiming :
leins upon the property described in Plaintiff CON-
plant, To wit; A building, addt and out houses
situated the north side OF Montgomery street, in
block eighteen, Is, of the town OF 0roville. com
mencing at point about Ave feet or thereabouts,
from the southeast corner of the building known as
the Table Mountain House. thence running easterly
thrty-eight feet thence northerly at right angles.
about hfty-eght feet, thence westerly about nine
teen feet thence northerly about ninety feet thence
westerly nineteen feet. thence southerly at right
angles one hundred aud fortyeight feet, Fix inches.
to the place OF beginnng,-to be aud appear before
the saia District Court at the Court House in oro
Vile. in said county the 2sth day of January, A
d. 1855 at the hour ofl0 o'clock, A. NJ, of that day,
then and there to make proof of the same. Ey or
der of the Court.
~ Witness my hand and the seal of said
L s. tCourt affixed, this the 18th day Of January,
49, "A ID. 1855.
jle--np NJ. II. DARRAcTI, Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CLOSE LIEN.

VUNhe state OF CalffOrnfR In County of
: II Butte-ln Justices Cuur.--Beiore JOHN !.
Township Of Butte county. Whereas, by judgment
of this Court lien has been established in favor of
II. Hrschey against James Bradley. On the follow
ing described premsee, in accordance with "An
Act" entitled an Act "For securing liens To Me-
chanics and others" approved April l9th, lSjG 10
wit the house situated ON lots Nos l, ,. s. I. s.,
q, and 4, being Two hundred and forty feet square.
bounded by Robinson and High streets. and First
and Second Avenues. as laid down the map or
plat Of the Carlton Estate, Ill In the County
Recorders office oi the county Of Butte, and so
much of the land which said house Is situated as
may be necessary for the free and enjoyment of
the same This therefore Is TO notify all persons
holding claiming liens said premises to he and
appear before me. ut my office, in the Ophr Town
ship, Butte county, on the 9th dav Of March at 10
o'cpck A. NJ, and exhibit then and there proof of
said liens.
JOHN =. BERRY, Justice Of the Peace.
Dated this 26th day of February, 1885,
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FERRY NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given, that |. the undersigned
~ will apply TO the BOARD Of supervisors for Butt
county California at theii next session. for renewa
to me of License to keep a Ferry at Nelson's Bar
West Branch Feather River.
Jan. 1 . lSj7.-4w@ C.S CURTIS.
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON.
INSOLVENCY. NOTICE.

STATE or CALiroRsiA, District Court, flneenth
County OF Butte Judicial District.
In the matter OF Gardiner Lamp vs.. His Creditors.
EN- p UR \ U A N G E OF AN ORDER
I made In The Hon. District Court, In ana for butte
County, by the Judge thereof, at chambers. ON ths
18th day OF March, A. II. 1858 Notice is hereby giv-
to the creditors OF the said Gardiner Lamp, pel-
toner insolvency To he and appear before the said
District Court at the Court House, at Oroyile, In
said County, ON Monday the l0th day ol May, A. ID,
saS al the hour oi ~ clock, NJ, of said day then
and heie 10 sho~ Ii any there be, why the Pc
tt'on ot The said insolvent Gardiner Lamp, should
not De granted assignment of his estate be made,
ad he be discharged frum his debts and liabilities.
by order OF the Court
~. Witness my hand and the seal of said
sEAL Court affixed, this the 18th day OF March
~ "A. y. lsSs, NJ IL. DARRACH, Clerk.
Tnos. WgLLs, Attorney for petitioner
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A CARp Il. the undersigned. having been under
the treatment of ~. j tzapkay NJ. ID. although un-
solicited. feel called upon to give publicity the ef.
hcacy ofhis treatment, hoping that by doing so. |
may be insirumenIalin in preventing others frm the
fearful suffering and misery which I experienced,
aud which 80 often result from III" pernicons prac-
tice OF prrenders. My disease has been that ot
physical and mental debility, which follows in con-
sequence of indiscretion in youth. The agonies
which endured are, perhaps, unnecessary for me
10 detail: they known to those who have expert
enced them. Suffice it TO say that having called the
services Of Dr. l.. J. CzapSay into requisilion all my
expectations which may nave formed of him were
more than realized. would therefore recommend
DR. CZapkay to all who may find IN emselves afflicted
with the dreadful malady, my object in 80 doing be-
ing sympathy for suffering humanity, ami Il heartfelt
desire Of relieving them.
ID. J. DAlILEE, Printer.
State OF California, City and County of San Fran.
cisco IS On the 3ls day of July. A. ID. le56 before
me, WIN. 9. Jewett, Notry Public personally appear
cd ID. J. Dahee, known TO me, who being duly sworn
did depose and say, that the contents of the card
herewith sgned by him s true
In witness Whereof have hcreunto set my hand
and affixed my official seal. the day and year first
above written. WM G. JEWETT.
lL,S1 Fotary Public.
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UpEMARKABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL RI

ND EMARKABLE INSTANCE OFMED1CAL RE.
RO LIEF.-Below we publish the certificates Of
two of the sufersrs from the pangs of disease who
having recovered from their former health and i'm
PEELED by gratitude, make known their and re.
medal agent, and their statements authenticated
by "a Notary Public. Tho demands of society impe-
rous!y command their publi,ity. and commend
their perusal TO the attention of all afflicted:
CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned desirous ofacquanjng those who
may be unfortunate enough IL he similarly afflicted,
where permanent relief Of their sufrrngs may be
obtained feels il his duty to thus publicly express
his most sincere gruitude to DR.. Il. j. Czapkay, for
the permanent recovery of his health. Borne down
by the Distressing symptoms incident to the vicious
practice olunconroIlabe passion in youth depressed
in body and mind: unable TO perform even the most
tritiing duty imposed upon the daily avocations of
life. sought the advice of many physicians. who ut
first regarded my disease OF triiing Importance
but alas. after few weeks. and in several instances
months. of their treatment. found to my unutera-
bic horror, that Instead of relief, the symptoms be-
came more alarming in their torture, and. being told
by one that my disease. being principally confined to
the brain, medicine would be of lit consequences
despaired of ever reganine my health. strength and
energy; md ms Il last resort, and with but faint
hope called upon DR.. CZapkay. who, after examining
my case Jrescribad some medicine which almost in.
stantly relieved me of the duh pain and dizziness
my head Encouraged by this result. resolved to
place myself Immediately under his care, and by
strirt adherence to his directions md at vice head
became cleai. my ideas collected, the constant pain
in my back and proins, the weakness of my limbs,
the nervous reaction my whole bOiS on the slight
est alarm or excitement; the misanthropy and evil
fOrebodings the self dislrsi and want of confidence
others: the incapabi y to study aud of res.
olntion; the rghful, exciting, aud ut times peasur.
able dreams at night, followed by involuntary dis
charges. have all disappeared: and in fact in two
months after having consulted the Doctor felt as If
inspired by N new lite-ihat life which, but n short
time ago l contemp plated to end by my own hand.
With view to guard the unfortunate from falling
into The bands of incompetent quackS. deem 1t my
duty to offer This testimony the merit and sk i'll of
Dr.. tzapkay, and recommend hun To all who may
stand I'D of med dicai advice being assured by my
own experience, tna once under his care, radical
and permanent cure viii be effected
b. FILLMORE
State Of California County of San Francisco. Sub
scrbed and sworn before this ith day of April.
A. ID. 1856. Signed JOHN MIDDLETON. IL 81
Notary Public.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons dealing II
IN Powder, that section Of Ordinance No. 4, O
the city Ordinances will be strictly enforced aRd
eath vender OF powder is notified 10 procure a Lt
cense Tor vending the same, ordered la section
Ordinance No. 4.
s.w. aAMBREL. Superintendent.
Oroyille, Jan
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

TuNHE CO.PARTNERSHlP HERETOFORE m
Il listing under the firm Of Rosenbaum Il Mcin-
niger, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent
All those indebted 10 the late firm will please call and
setle. :. ROSENBAUM
Oroville, March .. l.. MEiNINGEli.
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PRo1ATE NorrcE.

NOTICE IL hereby given TO all persons having
~ claims against the estate OF William Harlan de
ceased, 10 present the to " IN. Evans, AT his
rancn Liti. Butte Creek Ia Bulle county, within
ten mouths alter this date, they viii be forever
barred. wM. L.. EVANS,
Administrator of said Estate.
orovie, Dec 10. lSs5.-4w
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIE UNDER
signed viii apply to the Boari of Supervisors OF
Butte county nj their next regular session. for
newal of their License to run Ferry Feather
River at McConnell's Ranch.
MCCONNELL g. BILLINGS.
February 4, 1852
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION
YnuE PARrNERsHTP heretofore
- 9xisking oesusen Dsstd Nye Jr and Israel
Nfs@ uldsr the frsn u Nye 8 Co Is this day dis
noIysd by mutual consent An accounts will be set
"a u. r Efe. DAVID NYE JR.
5,sT ISKAEL r. NYE.
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For Sale or Rent.

uEeusE AND LOT NEAR THE PLAZA. front.
HI ing on Robinson street. adoniag the Melho>
dist Parsonage, will be sold ehesp. Apply 10
Feb II n. L.PATToN.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. .J.CZAPKAY'S
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL

II INSTITUTE, SACRAMENTO street. below Mont
gofnery. opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co g office,
san FranciscoC Established in 1854 for the
permanent cure OF all Private and Chronic Diseases.
and the suppression of Quackery Atteadng and resi-
dent Physician, J. CZAPKAY. NJ D.. late of the
Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief Physician TO
the Goth Regiment of Honveds, Chief Surgeon to the
Military Hospital Of Pesh Hungary and late lecturer
on diseases oil women aud children.
0TUE EAFFLTCTED.-DR.L LIZ. CZAPKAY can
be consulted at his Institute for the cure of all
iorms OF privae Diseases such Syphilis, ,GOnorrhea,
Nocturnal Emissions. and all the consequences OF
sell abuse. In the frst stages OF Syphtic or Como
rheal diseases, he guarantees a cure In few days,
whout inconvenience to the patient or hndrance to
his business. When patient, by neg ect of improp-
er treatment, has developed the secondary symptoms
OF Sypnifs, snch as b1boes painful sweilings ON
the grons, or ulcers the throat and nose, which il
not checked. destroy the soft parts and cause the
bones TO mortify, separate and come away, leavRg
the sufferer an object hdeous to behold or when
botches and pimples break out upon the skin or
when he has painful swenes upon the bones, or
when his constitution Il injured as 10 predfspose
to consumption or other constitutional diseases the
Doctor guarantees cure or asks com pensation.
In RHEh MATfSM. chrome or acuta in pYSEN.
Terry or Dl ARRH0EA, he has safi, and eJectual
remedies. Fer the treatment OF the consequence u
self abuse, such nocturnal emissions nervousness
timdity. headache. pains in the back and lin bs with
general weakness loss of memory injury To the sight
restlessness, confusion Of IDEAS dislike for society
and feeling of WEAKNESS OF life with the neryon,
system exctable that slight noises shock or stare
the patient. making his existence miserable. For this
above maadIes the Doctor will gurantee a cure o,
ask no compensation. n e can be consulted free o
charge. and invites all to CALI will them no
thing, and may be much to their advantage Ofics
hours from o A. NJ, to 81 NJ.
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LEGAiI NOTICES.
DfSSOLUTIOM

VENIIE co PAR RrNERSHIP HERETOFORE En-
n listing between the undersigned In the Stock
and Dairy business, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. ]. q. JACKSON,
HENRY MCCONVEY,
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The business will herenfter be conducted Mt The
same place by the undersigned.
ORC, ilie March II, 1853 HENRY McCONVEY.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THNHE C0.PARTNE2SHIP HITHERTO EXIST
II ing between the Undersigned Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All business connected
with the firm will be settled by H. Myers, who alone
Is authorized 10 sign for that purpose.
MAX BROOKS,
0roville, March Oct H. MYERS,
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REMEMBER-That DR. J. C. Young's Office for
ue Mt treatment OF Private Diseases, IL at the
ien .. nongomery and California sts San Francisco
hEn .s bER-That DR.. Yonng wants no patients
ou. .nose ,uliy capable Of appreciang aud distin-
~ ssisnsng ,ne services Of q regular, thorough bred
qnack N anu "''o
hhMEMBER-That Or Young is the only regular
dencc. " sHe u''eases Vi ii"P'"
,,sainan, niEMLNBER-That Or Young's remedies and
i ueaheh. are entirely unknown 10 all others pre-
pared rom life spent in the great uos,as Of Eu-
Gals imported ifoh pufe ehoNr-
... ,. Nv bER-That DR. Young gives everv ,ten-
""" W uissases peculiar 90 females
,,.,, rom the Boston Medical Iour,.i
!, sg, G ior good and sus:ent reasen:' sti We deem
mos, s 70 say HAT Dr. Young is one Of the
medical science in the United sis,ss 'O'A'''' u
U-No CURE, NO pAyss
ais once Is al the corner of Nop,ccms,v ard c,,j.
'''a'a sGss's, San Su aeIssu. "'-"
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. C. YOUNG.

LateProfessor at heUniversity Penn.
Can be found at the old stand, corner of
montgomery and California streets, San
Francisco,
Where he can beconsulted privately and with the
utmost conhde nee by the afflicted at all hours daily.
rom 9 A. NJ. until . P. NJ. (Curesalways guaranteed
or no pay required.
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State Of California; In the District Court ofihe Fif
County OF Butte, teenth Judicial District.
JoHs SYLVESTER vs. PuILLiP BRiEL & Co
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THAT CONVENTION.

A lively correspondent of the Savannah
Georgian, who was delegate to the late
Southern Convention at Montgomery, thus
gives III his experience:
Mr.. Editor: / was delegate from Thun
derbolt alias Warsaw, at tho recent CONNER
cial Convention, at Montgomery, Ala. l was
pregnant with three important measures to
bring before that Southern enlightened, pa
triotic and unanimous (upon the last vote
assemblage. First, was to deliver myself oi
a proposition to pave the streets Of Savannah
with the oyster shells Of Thunderbolt IA mat
ter Savannah Councilmen never dream about,
second, l wanted to re open the Sunday H.
quor trade at Thunderbolt; third. / was in
favor Of putting down the Sly Tppers
Bank Of modern Warsaw" in which the
Directors promise all kinds of moral obliga
Now, friend Georgian, il ! could have
found an opening at the Convention to have
put in these useful matters. / wood have ef
fected something, but when / got-Co Mont
gomery found the order of the day to feast
upon was all slave trade. "Slave'trade "a
Yancey, Slave trade Ia Pry or, slave trade
a Ia Spratt, slave trade gdrnie Ia English
and la Kansas and slave trade dished NJ
in all manner of styles but the one likely to
be unanimously discussed.
/ got sick of Montgomery; indeed, ! still
feel weak from the effects Of the "bleeding'
l received there. Three dollars a day at a
hotel, in fraction of room; fifteen cents
for drink of non nobis domino "brandy,
raised especially for the benefit of delegates;
twenty five cents each way for omnibus fare
to the depot of the Convention; dollar a
head to enter place and see a lot of girls
sell tablespoonful of ice cream and three
Strawberries for fifty cents, to help pay Mr..
Washington of the Mt. Vernon Yankee specu'
ton. Then two dollars from each delegate to
pay expenses at an agony of ball. at which
there was only one lady to five gentlemen,
with supper" of strawberries and cake,
and only few bottles of champagne.
Montgomery is doubtless fine place and
all are fine fellows, but I'll never go there
again as delegate" and Thunderbolt and
its Kings and Commons were to beseech me
upon their marrow bones. There was no
committee there to pay attention to delegates,
and on leaving took a side cut up to the
first station for fear might meet a commit
tee at the depot to prevent any delegate leav'
ing Montgomery with money in his pocket.
/ regret that | could not bring my mea'
sures before the Convention, and now write
this to show that had the will to do so, but
could not find the way.
Yours ever SALT CREEK.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-18

.B-It appears that Mr.Cloy, of the House
of Representatives, says the Baltimore Pat
riot, has resigned his membership of the
"Committee on Foreign Relations" The
wonder is, that he should have been placed
upon so important n Committee. Not that
like spoiled child dispeoscd with his rattle
and in a rage throwing i. aside; but, finding
his proposition treated with neglect in hull
has withdrawn from honor unmerted, and
which ought never to have been conferred
OH how lamcntable for the country, and
CALLING, as it must be, for the gallant Ken
tucky, that so noble and beloved Represen'
tativc, so great and so good man as the
Father should have been succeeded by sc
weak and shallow n Son.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-18

A RESOLUTION THAT DID NOT PAss.-A
wagrish member Of the late Commercial
Convention proposed the following resolu-
ton, and desired to offer it, but could get
nobody TO "second" it.
Resolred, That the Southern people have
ncrer done nothing, and don't intend to do
nothing; that this convention now adjourn
"sine die" after requesting Mr.. Seward, of
New York, to kick the seats of honor Of the
Southern members Of Congress, and that
MIR. Hale of New Hampshire, hold their
coat tails out of the way, and that these
gentleman receive the thanks of this convon-
! ton for doing these services,
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THE POST.
ATHENS, FRIDAY, JUNE Is, 1858
voTEs or THE BANKS OF TENNESSEE

NOTES OF THE BANKS OF TENNESSEE,
Received by the State, Union and Planters Banks o
Tennessee, at Nashville.
Brittle Pisnters' Bank.
h.,L Of Tennessee Bank of Memphis,
IrIs n.nt Northern Bank of Tenn.
snn,ars' Hang Bank of America,
si,"h an,s, Dank Citizens Bank,
prn,ar., RAM Bank of Chattanooga,
6nL 81 Paris Bank of Middle Tenn.
RanI or Commerce. Commercial Bank
Bank of the Union, southern pahh'
By the Bank Of Tennessee and the on'o" 6"''"'
n.nL of Tennessee Citizens Bank,
pIanters, Bank City Bank,
sfnion R,nk Farmers Bank,
NJ Of America Merchants Bank,
1nG 81 Chattnnoora Northern Bank,
Bank of Memphis, southern bahk'
1anl of Paris Traders Bank,
Bank Of the Union, kentncky banhs,
Bucks Bank, New orleans bah"s'
Rank of Middle Tenn.
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@- At negro celebration lntely nm Irish
man stood listening to the co!ored speaker
expatiatng upon government and Freedom
and rs the orator came TO "period" from
one of the highest, most poetical flights, the
Irishman said:
"Bedad, he speaks well for nagur, didn't
he now?"
Somebody said, "he isn't n negro-he is
only half negro" :,
aOnly half nagur is it! "Well, if half
nagur can talk in that style, rm thinking a
whole nagur might bate the prophet Jere-
miah !"
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tR- When n correspondent sends news
paper an article for insertion, which he says
can be used "merely to ill up" he may be
assured that he labors under great mistake
ns TO the ,cants of m editor. The difficulty
is not "to fill up" but to find room for all
that ought to be published. The editor is
embarrassed, not by the dearth of materials,
but BY the concentrated space allowed him
for publishing the variety of excellent and
useful matter constantly before hm.-AIer'
Gazette.
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NEW ORLEANS, June s.


Girard Stith the American candidate for
/. AIaror is elected by 800 majority, but many
NJ the principal names on the ticket were
defeated.
The city is quiet.
The VigiIants broke up their camp last
night and dsbanded, but have not disorgan-
lied. They say they are ready to carry out
their principles at any moment.
Th, municipal authorities are engaged IN
ar.s,ing all concerned in the Vigilance
movement.
Writs have been issued for the arrest OF
tbe leaders, on charge Of high treason.
LArER.-The trouble is all over. Inc
Mayor has stopped further arrests and dis
charged all those already arrested.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-18

A PLATFORM OF HANDs.-At recent fire
in Boston Mrs. Hickey was caught In the
third story and could not escape by the
staircase. She then went into the room i'm
mediately unde- her own, and on her presen-
ling herself at the window the persons be-
low called on her to take courage and OBJ
serve their directions, and they would save
her. They then, TO the number &! six or
eight or as many as could join, formed n
circle, each man extending his arm horizon
tally, and grasping with his right hand the
right, and with his left hand the left hand
of the man opposite, their arms crossing'-
They then told her to kneel upon the win
dow sill, and to incline her body in such n
way as to free her head from the wall, and
to fall sideways. All being ready she threw
herself from that third story window! Not
a man drew back from that imminent peril
to which each man was exposed. All stood
firm, and this poor woman WAS received in
safety upon the platform of hands and arms
without any injury to either them or her
self.
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WAsHINGToN, June Q.

WASHINGTON, JUNe u
Private adyiccs from Commander Rogers
of the Waterwitch, say that British vessel
was despatched after the "StyS'" directing
her to cease vlsita,ions of American vessels;
also that cruisers are acting under no new
order, but those of lS47.
Benjamin and Davis made up their dIlfeul-
ties by amicablc explanation on the floor OF
the Senate.
The Indian appropriation bill passed,
The Ocean Steamship appropriation bill
was considered.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-06-18

A HINT TO BUILpERs.--ln the accounts
received of great fire that recently occurred
at st. Cathariue's Dock, London, il is stated
that property would, no doubt, have been
laid in ruins, worth from S25,0OO,OOO to $780,.
100000, had il not been for the peculiar
construction of the buildings. In the first
place, the structures were over 80 feet high
but they were formed into divisions, each
having thick party walls and double iron
doors of great strength. The girders OF the
various floors were built upon what are tech
nically termed "chairs," so that in the even
of one of the upper floors falling, there woulC
be no fear of the weight carrying the lowe
floors to the ground.
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tY- The widow of Joe Smith, the Nor
mon, still resides at Nauvoo, but she cares
nothing for the saints, and has married tav-
ern keeper, who thinks all promphets hum
bugs. Young Joe, who should by right have
been the head of the Mormons, is stout
pawky Of twenty-five, who hates Brigham
Young, and curses the Salt I.akers. Nauvoo
was once n place of twenty thousand inhabi-
tants, but is now place OF ruins.