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WOOD, EDDY & CO., Managers.

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Z The following Scheme will be drawn By Woop Emmy 4
o.. Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery iu each
OF their Single Number Lotteries for January 1859
at AUGUSTA Georgia, In public, under the superin.
tendence Of Commissioners.
GLASS draws on Saturday, JANUARY 1, 1859.
GLASS draws on Saturday, JANUARY @. 1859
ars-: ON ON s esSsty g lsss
GLASS draws on Saturday, JANUARfss; sssS
On the Plan Of single NumAsrs.
= $4,000 TICKETsi
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Lieten. 10 ME. Wal Yon I

70 my Old Friends and Customers ;--Pay day will
y soon. b. here, and thep. every body VIII want
money Wni you all set your stakes 70 as 70 let me-
have enough to payny debts, At ieastf Il think you
VII Yousre AZ too clever to let me susr, and II
don't get money vii cutter, sure. ~. q r. ~
:, You're, respectfully, SIX RREDER
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G<IGARs AND TOBACCO, Of One quality,
Nov % ~. u B0BEsoN, sABrAIN 4 COS.
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Married,

At Hiwassee College, on the Esd inst, by President
Druner, Mr.. ELIJAH AxLEY, Of the late Rev. James
Axley, to Miss MARTHA j., daughter of the late Rev.
Joseph Forshee.
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WIN. W. ALEXANDER. MD.

nEv0TEs his attention to SUrgery, Obstetrics, and
IL Medicine. Once continued az the yellow Bald.
ing, one door North-wes Of the State Bank recently
occupied by Taylor Alexander. Dec 31-tf-bs6
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: Chancery Court at Athens.
A. Bridges, by her next friend wr D. Van
Dyke,


tl.uIrl Alexander II. Deaderck aud others.
UNthis cause 1t appearing that Joseph H., William H.,
Thomas D. and Robert u. Deaderlck, are non-resI-
dents OF the State Of Tennessee 10 ordered that rub
LEGATION be made in the Athens Post for four successive
weeks, requiring said non respondents TO an
pear at our next Court Of Chancery to be held for the
county OF McMinn, at the Courthouse in the town Of
Athens, on the 3D. Monday 81 February next aud plead
answer or demur to complainsnts said b or ne sans
will be taken for confessed a. 70 them ana hss
cordingly. MN. Low
Dee y, is0s-At prs tee e8-S6e sd &c
.,,o.tN'
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0s01o Fr1zons
Nearly 0ns Prise TO Epery Niue NckesaI
NGaEndACent 9oh~-a>s

o'oIO rriIes ,amountingto ............S320,OO0
Whole Tickets slo-RalUes5- Quarters ~.
~ Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
Certificates Y Pdckdges will be sold ut the following
rates, which IL the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tick cts $50
10 Half " ... 40
- '-a 10 Quarter " $500. go
10 Eighth +" - 10
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Died,

Died,
In Polk county Tenn. on the 18th inst, of typhoid
Ieyer ms 2Sth year, WILLIAM sroKELY ARMSTRONG,
son OF Allen and Sarah Armstrong,
Obituary next week.J
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q h . q "a H Z n -.
16AE HHDs. Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars;
10 $50 ibis. Clarified and Crushed do
500 bags Rio Coifee; = -
100 hhss. Moiasses; 81.
2O0 bbls Porto Rico Syrup and 8. II. Syrup;
1000 kegs Nails, all sizes;
200 boxes Tobacco, all grades;a,
goo boxes Adamantine Candles l.
80 tierces Rice.- .fss9.Sf'-
to- which We invite the attention of the tennessee trade
All consignments OF Produce VIII receive our very be
50 WILCOX, HAND 4 ANsLEY,
June lS-ly-50S Augusta, Georgia.
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Notice.

Notice.
THE Insolvency Of the estate Of BENZ. 8.
l. Grow, deed, having been suggested to
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Rhea coun.
~, Tenn. all persons having elaine against
ssid estate are hereby notified to tile the came
with the Clerk Of said Court on or before the
18th day Of April, 1859. properly authsnti.
Gated, or they will be forever barred.
ROBT N GILLESPIE, Adm'r.
Dee II, less-8t-52l
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New Goods /!

IT'S now generally understood and uni.
i versally believed, that tile best, most sss-
sonabls, snd cheapest Goods in the country,
are TO be found at
II OFT ton & Brya ms!
who are happy to announce to the public
that they have in Store very large stock Of
Goods of every description. which they will
continue to sell at reasonably low prices. for
prompt pay. Nov 10
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DR.. ]. B. TAYLOR

EspECTFULLY tenders his Professional Services
Athens, Dec 31-tf-535 - fN"'e'
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In Ordering Tickets or Certificates,
Eclose the money to address for the Tickets or
dsred, on receipt OF which they will be forwarded BY
hrst mall Purchasers can have Tickets ending In any
figure they may designate. - '
The listof Drawn Numbers and Prizes vl,be ssnt
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
purchasers viii please write their plain
and give their Post Office, County and State.
Remember That every prize Is drawn, and pay
able In full without deduction. ~
All Prizes of 81 900 and under, paid Immediate
after the Prizes at the usual time Of
thirty days.
.NOttce to Correspondents.
Those who prefer not sending money by mall can use
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
whereby money for Tickets in Of Ten Dollars and
upwards, can be sent us
AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE.
from any city or town where they have an Office the
money and order must be enclosed in ,(ropsrnn,nf
Post Office Stamped Encekope" or the Express Com
pany cannot receive them.
All Communications strict onfdentiaI.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., Augusta, Georgia..
or, WOOD, EDDY CO., Atlanta, Georgia,
June 4-1y-508 7I-
~ Alist Of the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with the amount OF the prize that each Is emit
tied to, will be published after every drawing, In the
following papers:-Augusta (Ga) Oonstitutonalist
New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register Nashville Gazette
New York Weekly Day book, Savannah Daily News,
Richmond Dispatch, Pauldng (Mss) Clarion and Lii.
us ROCK (Ark.) True Democrat.
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NAgHvILAx
DA11E 1rOED xsxOT.

Bank Of Tennessee, >. par lCoumsroiai psut. ~,
Union Bank, :. par Duch' = Nut = -.
Planters Bank, q. .parl ekchanee 1Sst n 4. ~
Merchants Bank. par rarmerT bank ~
City Bank, :. -. par HANK az nSIIdis f.,sr : ~
TrAders Bank -. :. . . par hank OF PsrIs -" -
Bank Of Oofns6sfce :. par BSek Of Hnorvi: ~ ~
Bank o. the Union, {. par VT ~ n.shv.l =.
Bank Of Chsttanoogs ! ,parl O6oeS IshT :, .. ~
Bank Of Mcnphin. 4. u r g6ebsVuis hsnh " - ~.
River Dank, Memphls mai "a M cISt
Bank Of DandridfS II qcdsI DSnk oS SIs.f Tsrr y.'s
BankUf 0slbofne, !. eOcdIs Keutuc 81 8snts "a.
Bank Of Tssewetl,, !. S0cdisi Al IrAIs- - s w.
Bank Of Trenton,E s8OcdJsI Mobile -. . - s<,cat.
Bank Of Je1er 80cdls STATE N ~ III
Bank o. America, 4 5Ocdis Ceutrsi Bant -. 1ri,s
Soni .t Bank'.. q ..par commercial BANK fcds
C.ss Northern Bank. 1cds
$500" Da"s'..'. .'oVcois''rgniss,...... .1cdls
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LOUD0N ROLLING MILI

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STOyES.--Just received, small lot Of COOKING
which VIII sell cheap for cash. q. W. Ross. >
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04

Con FISH BALL.--Tbere is to be n dance
at Bangor on Friday night, to which mono
but the elite will bo admitted. We have
been invited, Of course, and to give it char
acter, we shall endeavor to attend. 1t will
amuse and instruct Orovillians to be and
appear there. The wild savages of Bangor
need the enlightening and moraizing infu.
ences of our citizens, and we should conde-
scend to accept their profered civility and
" dance attendance" upon their merry max.
ing. We Of the metropolis should encour-
ago the people of our provincial towns in
their attempts to emerge from their bcnight-
cd condition. Lot us be merciful.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04
The Northern Teiegrnpb.

We are glad to know that the northern
Telegraph is fast approaching toward COM
pletiOn. The following letter from the op-
orator Mt Red Bluffs, is an encouraging as.
surance that the day is rapidly approaching
when we Of the "Great North shall be
drawn nearer together by the lightning
lines
RED BLUFFS, Jan. 2S, 1856.
EDIToRs BUTTE EEcoRD-I have been here
about three months, and am employed by
the Northern Telegraph Company. The line
is built from Shasta to this place, and has
been in operation about ten days. The
poles are all set from here to Bldwell's
Ranch, and men are employed setting poles
above Shasta, and We are in hopes OF hear
ing from you by telegraph in the Spring -
The line, when completed, will be the best
in the State, and most beneficial, as the cit
liens of the northern portion OF the State,
have long been deprived Of anything Of this
kind, and have been compelled to wait for
Uncle Sans mail In short time, the cit
liens of Shasta, Weaverville md Yreka, can
themselves On receiving the
news from San Francisco, almost six days
ahead of mail and Express time.
Yours, sc
t.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04
SHERIrF'S SALE

UpY VIRTUE OF A DECRErAL ORDER Issued
ED out of the District Court OF the Fifteenth Judi
cia District in and for Butte county and State of Cal
ifornia against A. SkINkLE and in favor OF WIN.
LATTlMoRE for the sum OF three hundred $500 90
dollars with interest said from the 4th day Of
February A. D. 1857 at the rate Of ten per cent per
annum until paid also all costs of suit taxed in the
sum Of ten Sl0 90 dollars aud all accruing costs
said writ TO me directed and delivered commanding
me TO sell the morigaged premises hereinafter de
scribed to satisfy said demand, | will on SATURDAY
the TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY A
D. 1855, at the hour Of two O'Clock z. NJ. OF said
day, In pursuance with the requirements Of said
order sell public sale to the highest bidder for cash
the property described in said order of sale as fol-
lows TO wit: all the right title and interest Of the de-
fendant in and a certain house and lot lying and
being stnated in the village of Bangor Butte county
and State OF California, to witt that house described
on the said fourth day Of February A ID. 1857 as
owned aud occupied 10y said A. SkinkIe n Travesse
as a Liquor Saloon and called the Fashion Saloon,
and lot ON the corner of Main aud Lumbert street in
the said village Of Bangor. and county and state
aforesaid.
The above sale to take place at the Conrt House
door in the Town of orOville, County and state
aforesaid.
" d. Plum, Sheriff Butte County.
oroyille, FeD. i1h, lsSS.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04

A CLEAvER.-The Sacramento papers tell
Of fight between two men in that city,
Morris Fitzgerald and John Butler, in the
course Of which, Fitsgerald's wife came to
his assistance and his opponents attack, with
cleaver. She was simply obeying natu-
raj incentive to act up to the spirit of her
marriage vow, leaving father and mother
and kitchen and wash.tub, to cleare unto
her husband. She is faithful and loving
wife, and will doubtless be rewarded in
heaven.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04
New Year.

At the commencement Of n new year, the under
ignod think il proper time to return thanks to Their
friends and the public of orovile and its enyirons
for the liberal share of patronage they have received
the last eighteen months, and 10 remind them that as
they do not purchase goods ON sixty or thirty days
credit, but pay cash for every cents worth they buy
and having 10 agent 10 pay per centage TO, one OF
the partners living in san Francisco they are enabled
to offer Wines. Liquors, Srops Cordials, &C. al
lower rate than any house in Uroyie, and as low as
any firm east OF Sacramento. Their Burton Ale Is 50
universally esteemed as to need no comment. Their
bottled London Porter is known to be as pure rs The
''rhamesn water can mike IT, and their Brandies @e
supposed by them to be superior from the great de-
mand tor them; they Therefore respectfully soIcfa
continuance Of their iavors.
PARKER g. O'CONNOR,
Burt's brick building, Bird Street,
Jan. Aim
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04
Remarks OF senator Broderick.

We publish elsewhere in the RECORD, to-
day, the "the brief and to the point" re-
marks of Senator Broderick upon the Kansas
question, on the 23d of December. We do
80 because he occupies q national Democratic
position, in which the principles Of the party
clearly sustain him. and for the further
reason that our readers may have what he
did say as reported in the Democratic press
of the Atlantic States, and not be forced to
forced to form their opinions from the re-
port as published in the Globe, Bulletin,
State Journal, and California Express.
In the same connection will be found the
remarks Of Senator Stuart, of Michigan. A
personal acquaintance with Senator Stuart,
and familiarity with his political course for
term of years, prior to his election to the
Senate, enables US to vouch for his consistent
national Democratic course He was de-
feated for Congress in lS49, by the Rev Mr..
Sprague, who was the Whig and Black Re-
publican candidate in opposition to him
Two years later he was the successful Dem
ocratic candidate, and at subsequent Pc
riod was chosen to represent the Democracy
of Michigan in the U. S. Senate. Amid
every reverse. he has remained true to the
national Democracy, and We arc pleased to
know that he is still National Democrat
acknowledging allegiance to no faction
knowing no north, south. east nor west
nothing but the Union and its accepted
Democratic doctrines.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04
The Town Charter.

A few discontented spirits, we regret TO
see, are circulating petition for the repeal
of the Town charter OF 0roville. 1t does
not seem possible that q majority Of the
people of Oroyille should desire its repeal,
and the sure return Of the Town to unre.
strained lawlessness and violence. We can
not retrogade, and there is not q place in
the State that stands in greater need of an
efficient police force This is about all the
power that is conferred by the present act
of incorporation, and is less expensive than
any other in the State. Should it be re-
pealed now, the necessity Of an act confer
ring greater powers than the present chart.
er, and much moro burdensome, would soon
become apparent, and 0roville would be
plunged into the financial embarrassments
that have retarded the growth and prosper
ity of the towns and cities of California. II
Is impossible for o town like Oroville to
get along without local government,
and cheaper one, to be Of any service,
cannot be devised Previous to its going
into operation, the citizens assembled en-
masse, and employed a private police. DO
away with the town charter now, and the
necessity of n similar move will again be
apparent. The payment of private police
was made by the few who saw the necessity
of guarding the Town against the scourgs
of fire, and the disturbance of midnight ma
rauders. 0roville cannot afford to be with
out an Efficient local police. for we shall i'm
mediately become the prey, and the center
ing point for the vile and unprinciped OF
every portion of the State. We should
rather, by an efficient, simple and economical
local government, hold out inducements for
families, and men of enterprise industry and
intelligence, to locate among US, that we
may surround ourselves with the blessings
and comforts of u christian civilization. in
stead of the wild and unsettled spirit of ex-
travagance that characterized the early
settlement of the State. Nor is there any
town or city. of equal Importance in the
State, where the burden Of taxation is as
light as it is in Oroville, and under the pres
ent charter it can soon be rendered still
lighter by the reduction of Town licenses
and taxes for Town purposes.
Our representatives in the Legislature
are well aware of the necessity Of the Town
in this respect. and will not consent, upon
trivial reasons, to deprive us of oil local
government and good order.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04

0uR BIaNEss.- Our friends Of the press
In various portions Of the State have seen
1T to speak very kindly and complementary
Of us and our 'larger growth" With pecu.
liar kindness does tho veteran editor of the
Marysville .Netos alludc to our apparent
prosperity. Everybody likes to be compli.
mented. and We acknowledge weakness for
seeing our name favorbly mentioned in
print. We thank our friends for their man.
ifestations Of interest in our welfare and
trust we may continue to merit their appro-
val and respect.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04
sight and Time Drafts Furnished OH the
ATLANTIC STATES AND EUROPE.
Oroyille, April l, 1856. apltf
SPECIAL NOTICES.
County Trcasurer's Office,
ORovILLE, February Sd, 1858.

'
Notice shoreby given that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund
registered between the Sth and 2lst of Augal
1857, inclusive, that the same will be paid on
presentation ut this Office, and after this das
said Warrants will cease to bear interest," and
if not presented within sixty days from the dals
hereof. the moneys for said warrants will be appS
priated to pay The next in order OF registry.
WIN. LATTl MORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04

AWArER Casx.--We yesterday were told
Of Cooper who got his keg too full of whis-
key to admit Of his safe and steady locomo.
tion, and while in this over-laden predica-
ment stumbled over fence and down into q
vol. which is dug in a lot on Bird street.
Singular as IL may seem, the Cooper's
"bung" vas not extracted by the fall. and
although slightly "staved,' he was drawn
up oil safe and sound, and as sober as q
judge.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04
Gross Insult TO IA Democratic Lcgisla

Abiding to the introduction by Senator
Ferguson and others, of resolutions relative
to Kansas matters, the State Journal of
Monday, offers the following gratuitous in
suit to the Legislature and Democracy of
California
"We would suggest that tho settle
ment Of the affairs Of the Penitentiary is of
far more Importance than this discussion
that the attachment law or usury law are
either of moro absorbing interest to the
people Of the Stato-and if VIC may be per-
mitted to allude to local matters, it is our
belief that tho consideration of the consoli-
dation bill should supersode any foreign
discussion"
Is not California as much member of the
American Union as any other sovereign
State Has she not rs much interest in the
national veal rs any Of the sisterhood of
States' Are not her Democracy called upon
for an avowal of their sentiments upon the
most momentous question which has agita-
ted the country for years Or is California
q cypher, her membership of the Union but
name, AMI her democracy without an
opinion concerning the affairs of the nation /:
Is it not as much the duty of tho Democra-
cy to pass resolutions of instruction upon
the Kansas question now, as it was to offer
them in 1856. when they were in a hopeless
minority in the Legislature Did not the
Editors of the Journal support the resolu.
tion ofinstruction, which was prompted,if not
written by Senator Gwin, and introduced
by Mr. Brent! Why this treachcry to
Democratic principles aud usages now. when
principles and frmness are most required ?
Let our Representatives at Sacramento car
ry-cut the time. .honored usage of the De-
mocracy and pass resolutions Of instruction,
Notwithstanding the insulting illusions of a
toadying and imbecilo press. to "foreign"
and "pcnitcntiary" affairs. Democracy
never shrinks from an avowal of its prinei-
pies Treachcry alone is accomplished by
stealth.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04
The Arcade Saloon!

CHARLEY LEGATE is now the Comm andern.
Chief Of the Arcade Saloon, and wishes Oroyllians
receive fresh supply of Wines, Liquors and Lager
Beer. and sets Lunch twice day for the benefit Of
his customers. lie serves up oyster and clam soup
hash. stews, Boston crackers and bakers bread IN
any quantity, and tree at that Drinks u cents Us
usual. No
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04

Two MANIE.-The desire of people to
change "local habitation and name," has
become mania. The mania for changing
local habitations is observable among the
San Franciscans The mania for name
changing is set forth in the daily reports Of
legislative proceedings. When will these
symptoms of minds diseased cease, and what
mania will make its appearance nextl
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04

GEN. SUTTER.--After having been the
subject for numberless swndling agents,
Gen. Sutter has discharged his last agent,
L. Sanders, Of Sacramento. and says by a
published card that he will hereafter attend
to his own business. Sanders replies by n
public announcement that he has always
dealt fairly with the General.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04

OREGON NRws We obtain the follow ing
Oregon news from telegram in yesterdays
Erpress. dated San Francisco Feb. >:
The steamer Columbia had arrived. The
Crescent City folks have petitioned Con-
gress for n survey of their harbor and the
building of breakwater.
Two horse races and prize fight took
place at Crescent City, likewise a general
row, all on the same day.
Seventy-fve troops Company II, Sd Artil
lery, were brought down by the Columbia.
The report we published yesterday of the
suicide of prominent member of the San
Francisco Bar has proved TO have been false
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04

FUMES DEsrRoYEp.--The late storm Of
wind and rain seems to have done good
deal of damage in different localities. Sew
eral high fumes have been blown down.
Among others is one at Algerine Camp, in
Tuolumne county.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04

HKALrHY YSAcRAMENTo.-Tho Bee thinks
that Sacramento Is healthy because only two
deaths occurred there fer the week ending
January 30th.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04

NoLLE PRos.--A. F. Demint, convicted of
the crime Of rape upon little girl in Sac
ramento county and sent to the State Pris.
on, obtained new trial upon application to
the Supreme Court. and when brought be.
fore the Court of Sessions second time was
nolle prosecuted aud discharged.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04

ASrEAMBoAT.-Thc story which obtain
cd credence in San Francisco about the ar.
rival in that city Of Mormon. whose inten-
tion 1t was to buy guns and ammunition for
the Mormons have, according to Sundays
.Age, proved hoax. The gentleman allud-
ed to, is in Sacramento making arrangement
with Gov. Weller for the defense of Los An.
geles.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04

RrcovERrNo.--R. L. Patton, Esq, who
has been suffering from o severe attack Of
inflamatory rheumatism, Robert baltimore,
Esq, who has been similarly afflicted, and
John +. Kimmcl, Esq, who has been Ibid up
with an attack of asthma were oil out on
tho street yesterday enjoying tho fine
weather. Glad to SEQ 'em.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04
DIR. l.. J. Czapkay.-In anoth

DIR. L.J. Czapkay.-In another column Of this
paper will be found the advertisement of L. j.
CHAPkAY, NJ. ID. The doctors testimonials are Of
such character as TO justify us in commenting him
to pubc consideration agentleman and physician
and one who in every way qualified for the faithful
performance OF his promises
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04

PARpoNED.-Thomas Eagan, who has
lately been in the penitentiary. whittier he
was sent from Placer county for grand lar
ceny, has eeen pardoned by the Governor
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04

APPoINTMRNTs.-Tbe Governor has ap.
pointed Il. G. Meek Notary Public for San
Joaquin county and J. W. Griswold for CAL
averas
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04

SoJERs.-The Tri.woekly Placerville Ar
gus has been informed that the Coloma
Guards, under Captain Van Guildcr, are in
very flourishing condition, They are ex.
pecting forty uniforms from New York.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04

SACRAMENTO BRIpcE-Operations, which
have been suspended upon the Sacramento
Bridge, for want of lumber, have been re-
commenced. supply of the needful having
arrived from Oregon.