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Sheriff s Sale.
10y VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDEl


- issued ont of the District Court OF the Fifteenth
Judicial District in and for Butte county and State
Of California, against GEORGE W. BROOKS. and
ELIZA A BROOKS, his wife. and in favor of JOS
EPH GLUCKAUF, for the sum of three thousand
six hupared and ninety N3690 OO) dollars With in-
terest from the 21st day of May A. d 1883, as spec
fed in said order, to me directed and delivered,
commanding me To sell the m'rfgsged premises
here ter described TO satisfy said demands will
on Friday, the 25th Day of June, A. D. 1853,
at the hour Of two O'Clock r. NJ Of said day, in pur
suance with the requirements Of said order, sell at
public sale, 10 the highest bidder for cash the
property des cribcd in said order Of sale folows
to wit That parcel of land lying bout two miles
south from the town OF Bidwell, Butte county, Cal
ifornia, on the hill road, and known as Brooks
Ranch, containing one hundred and sixty acres, ac-
cordng 10 the survey Of said parcel of land record
ed in the County Recorders Office OF said county
that was located and made by the said George W
Brooks,
The above sale to take place at the Court House
door, in the Town Of Oroviile, County and State
aforesaid
NJ d PLUM, Sheriff Butte County.
Orovlie, June End, A. ID. 1858. jaw.
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Probate Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, p,oh,,o cou,,
CoUSTY OF BUTTE, ''o |V"''
Estate Of J. NJ. LANE. Decreased
I'm RSUA N & E OF AN ORDER
4 made in the Hon. Probate Court, on the 2Sth day
Of May, A. ID. 1858, Notice Is hereby given. to all
whom IL may concern To he AMI appear before said
Court, on Monday, the 10th day OF August,
A. d. 1855, ut the hour of ten O'Clock OF that day
nj the Court House Of said County, In the Town oi
0royie, then and there to show cause IL any there
be, why the administrator OF said estate should noj
make final settlement hereof and hs be discharged
from further liability in the premises.
by order Of Court
~ Witness my hand and the seal uf said
.xu tCourt affixed, this 2s,h day of May, A. d.
'' 1858. NJ II. bAnRAcl,
'~~~' CLERK Probate Court Bate County.
fmie tFw -35dl
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Notice.

RE 1T KNOWN, that I, HELEN AUGUSTA
~ WILLIAMSON, a married woman, wife of
isonard Williamson, both residents of the county
OF butte and State of California do hereby declare
that Is my Intention to carry on business my
own account ne sole irsier In the business OF Hotel
keeping nj the town of Hamilton, in said county, and
that the amount of money capital invested in said
business originally does not exceed the sum Of Ave
thousand dolilars
HELEN AUGUSTA WILLIAMSON.
STATE ~ CALIroRsIA, County OF Butte.
Before me, Hiram CIum, q Justice Of the Peace In
ana Tor said county, In the township of Hamilton.
personally appeered appeared, Helen Augusta vii.
hamson to me personally known 10 be the indi ividu-
al described In, and sho executed The foregoing dec
larMic o, and being by me first duly sworn. did on
cath declare AFTER being by me, on examination sep.
arae and apart from and without the hearing of her
said husband, made acq ainted with the contents II
ihe oresoing declaration, u at the same Is trac. that
sne executed tht same freely and voluntarily. with.
out teaf. eompuison undue influence VI her said
husband and that she does desire ~ retraci the
execution of the same.
Witnes. my hand, this 18th day Of June. A. d.
1875 HIRAM CRUM,
leT-Sw Justice Of the Peace.
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Sherif's Sale.

uDY Virtue OF two Writs OF Execution
> issued out NJ the District Court of the Fifteenth
Judicial District In and for the County OF Butte and
State of California, to me directed and delivered,
commanding the To- make the sum OF fifteen hundred
dollars with interest thereon at the rate Of three
per cent per month from the 5th day of March 1858
until paid, together with all accruing co sta said
writ wherein Ritchie Carlow are plaintiffs. and
D. G Downer Is defendant; also the sum Of nine
hundred and twenty mine eighty Eve one hundredths
dollars. with interest thereon from the u day Of
June A. d 1858 until paid, and all costs of suit
taxed in the sum OF eighteen twenty one huDdrcdths
dollaes, and all accrung costs on said writ wherein
NJ. v. Mcconnell and Conneil Killings are plaintiffs
and u q. nowner Is defendant have levied upon
and sil expose at ruhlic sale To the highest bidder
for cash on Tuesday, the 2oth day OF jane,
A. y fshs at the hour ofe o'clock p, NJ, of said day
all OF the right title and interest of the above named
defendant in aud to the following desc ribed prop
erty, TO wit that certain reservoir situated on
what Is known a. CroSer llill near the town of
0roviic, In Butte county and State of Califor-
MIA, together with the water ditch running from
Dry Greek by and into sail reservoir to Feather
river also the hume running from near said
reservoir to Feather river and formerly known
as Sullivan h Co = nume, together with all and
singular the hxures heredltaments and srpur-
tenanees belonging to said reservoir. ditch or fume
or In anywise appertaining thereupto.
The above sale 20 take place at the Court House
door In the town Of oroyille, county and State
Aforesaid. .G
". n. PLU.H, Sheriff Butte County,
Dated oroviie, June 9Th, A. ID, 1858.
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SHERIFF SALES.
Sherif's Sale.

nY Virtue OF n Decreta1 Order Issued
- out Of the District Court of the Fifteenth Judi
cia District In and for Butte county and State Of
California. against y = Kirwan and in favor OF
james y. Emerson. for the sum Of Eve hundred and
sixty nine nibetyive one bBBdredths dollars. debt,
interest and costs and In favor OF A. Hoe for the
sum Of four hu undred and eighteen eighty
huDdredths dollars. debt. interest and costs And In
favor Of u. IfaGey and Thos Hawkins for the Of
one hundred and tsenty.seven thirty nine hun
dredhs dollars debt Interest and costs Wit interest
on sad sums vt the rate OF ten per cent per annum
until paid and all acerulrg costs said writ 10
directed and delivered. ling me TO sell the
property hereinafter described to satisfy said de-
npabds, Z will on Saturday the 26th day Of
June, A. ID 1858, at the hour Of O'Clock p. NJ. Of
aid day In pnrsuanee of the requirements Of said
der sell At public sale 20 the highest bidder for cash
the property described In said order Of sale fol.
lows TO wit that certain concrete building situated
the north side OF Montgomery street in the town
of 0rovlIe county OF Butte and State Of aliforna
on whstfs known A. part ~ block eighteen in the
town of 0roville, and commencing said block
number eighteen. on Montgomery street about Ave
feet eastery from the southeast corner Of the build
ing known the Table Mountain House. in Oroville
feet along the northerly line of said Montgomery
street. thence nortberly at right angle eight
feet thence westerly at right angle nineteen feet
thence northerly abont ninety feet at right angle,
thence at right angle westerly nineteen feet thence
soutbeFy AT right angle hundred and eight
| feet and six inches TO the place of beginning
The above sale To take place at the Court Hon ~
door in the town of Oroville couny and state afore
said.
| " u. PLLl.1f, Sheriff Butte County.
| Orovilie, June Sd. A. d. 1858
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the sioeshoc
~ .rs in the irgln Qunrz Mining ."nIsp
III At AL shares upon which the assessments ore m p !
pnd on or before the 18th day Of July 1888 .hl
.old to nav such assessments, according 10 law
public anctiun, to the highest bidder, nj ths ooa'
i.use Door in the town ~ oroviile, al oe'VeA' Z
NJ, on said 18th day Of July 1913.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees ,
i. l.. COMLEY, President
n. v. CoRTxz, Secretary.
Juno 1hihs
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Notice.
DISTRICT COURT, 18th Judicial District
4 Merrifeld, John NIcMaster, IL

ioth blsttlct
4 Merrifeld, John McMaster, Hem
me ry McMaster and William Mckenzie late do
ing business together under the firm of Mckenzie
Co. plaintiffs vs. A. +. Petit, THE Cascade Canal
Mining Company Ezra Dodge, John Stephenson.
James II. Stephenson, James NJ Shields and Z. Fen
bingham defend nts.
Notice is hereby given to all persons holding or
claiming liens under the act for securing mec nics
and others. upon the following described property
to wit the Feather river, Mooreville and Churibusco
Canal Mining Company. situated in the counties oi
Butte and Plumas commencing at the South Fork
OF Feather river in Plumas county, at point about
eight miles above and Dorthwardly from Moorevile
in Butte county and thence running on the line of
the survey of said Canal to Mooreville, Churibusco
and their vicinity, and which Is now known, and in
corporated under the name of the Cascade Canal
Mialng Company together with their canal, ditch
nume tunnels and line Of survey, with all the priv
ileges and appurtcnances thereunto belonging to be
and appear in the said District Court OF the Fifteenth
Judicial District for said Butte county on the first
day Of the newt term thercoto he holden in the Court
House IN the town Of Orovile, Butte county on the
fourth Monday of August neat, and during the r.gu
lar term OF said Court to exhibit then aud there the
proof OF their said liens on said property, or they
will be deemed waived.
MCKENZIE 4 co, plaintiffs.
orovlle, May 18th. 1855.
BrRr h RHoprs, Att'ys for Pltns
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Notice..

STATE or CALIFORNIA, County Of Huttc-Hny
- kieine. vs.. mes A. White, Thom. W krr
and X +. Derrick.
Notice is hereby given. ~ all per'ons hcAx
and claiming lien under The act for recurring mects
les and others, upon the fOIow ing d,scriled prcps
", to wit: The Steam Quartz Mill at Oregon On
Butte ty. California formerly the property I
defendants, now supposed to be owned BY IIedr,l
ilaDnon, to be and app M in the hi'rlct Court "
tcenth Judicial District tor said Buile county on u
first day Of the next term thereof, To be holden IN u
Court Uouse in the town of OrOvlo, Butte count!
on the Fourth Monday Of August nett
and during The regular term ~ said court IL esh'b
then and there the pruof Gf their liens on said pro
perty, or they will be deemed waived
HENRY kL NE, Plainl'n.
= Rosx~RAuN. h't'y for ri IT.
DrOy iIla June IL 1873.
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Notice Of Dissolution

IN ship heret fore existing between Chrisiopr
Cochrill and Galloway q. Heath, In the busnest
Of raising and trading In stock, Is this day dssolvs
by nut Gal consent.
CHRISTOPHER COCKkILI.
GALLOWAY q. HEATH.
Dry Creek, Butte county, Cal. June 10, 1855
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Notice.

A PPLICATION will he mh,le nj the nen mee,
~ ing OF the Board Of SuperNtcrs, OF a. ~
thereafter as application can be- heard, lof ANY
n County Road from Thompson's Flat 70 isas.
ilill vim Table Land, Cannon's Ranch and chsfs'
Ravinc. &. slh"V's'
Oregon Gulch, June 10th, 1S5s.-5w
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Notice.

a IL OF THE SHARES OF THE 40 and '56'
N oaatil Mining Company on which assessments
nov due and remaining unpaid viii be sold at pub
lie sale The l6sh day OF Juy 1855 for their
menis DUE The sale 10 take place al the once Of
the COMPANY al Yankee Hiil, Butte county, at II
o'ciock r. ~. Of said day
JosErH ReasRs. Ssey.
Yankee Hal, June leth, isSs-sd.
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Guardians Sale.

IA THOMAS SHARPE, insane. of m. ,,o,n,y ~,
huite, state Of California ats reqair,i 10 exhibit
uaenh togesher With the necessary vouchers. within
zen mon.hs rom sad af,ef the date Of this notice. or
land al Cleveand's ranch In oh,r Tow nshin, or IN
d. w. Cheesman, oroyile.
WILLIAM CLEVELAND,
,,,,, . Guanian of Thomas shsrpe
'o'"'' way Ssh n u isSs. my29tw
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COnStable's Sale

10y Write or d Writ or r,
- issued on the sth day Of June A ~ ,se atis,
the Justices Court OF u d. kinson ju,s' s.' %.
Peace in and for Kimshew TOWNSHIP IN ee .s VI u.
Of Butte and State OF California TO ms !" % sne eoerf
delivered, commanding me to make ths .e'ed ny" o.
hundred and my one dollars damages, Ana " " %
one dolnrs and seventy -iyc cents css,s A ,sess
win all accruing coss on said writ wher,es : =
Cochran Is plaintiff, and A. A. Smith ana M
smith are defendants, have levied upon - :. =.
expose at public sale 10 the highest bidds, ~
on the 9th day OF July A, D. less, a. ~ y. ~
of O'clock NJ. Of said day, ali Of ihe risS s ,oe
and interest In and 10 the following desr,,ss. x<
perry, to wit: one certain dwelling hoise .,,n'. ~
Bowery street in the town OF lnskipa Ia ths ~
OF Butte, static Of California; said dvelIin.
adJons Messrs Hall Co.'s livery stabiei In MA ~
together with all and singular the nsin,s. !. nn
about belonging and appertnining In an vic IN
The above sale will take place at the pf,m.0 as'~
the town OF lnskip's above mentioned. 's
A. b. PERRY, Coustou.
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Probate Notice.
Estate Of ). u. BROWN, decensrd.
CATE 0E CAI.IEORN NIA-COINTX

Estate Of !. u. BROWN, decensrd.
GTATE OF CALIFORNIA-COUN
~ Of Butte-pKOBArE CutKr. In pursuance
OF an rider made In said court On the 2ilh day ol
May ID 1858, notice Is hereby given to all whom
may concern To be and APPEAR before the Hon
Probate court In and for said county ON the lot n
day OF Augu.t A. ~ 1853, then and there to
show canse II amy there be why the following dcs
cribed real esta should not he sold as prayed for
by tho administrator herein, TO wit: Al TINT ccrtain
piece or parcel o land situate, lying and being In
he city and county of San Francisco, bounded and
described rs follows, 10 wit: commencing on the
northery line Of Val street. distant III feet from,
the northwest coiEer of Vallejo and Mason street
running thence Westerly along the nurtherly line oi
Vallejo street 70 feet, thence nj right angles norhrr
1877 feet inches, thence ease-y at right angles 81
feet, thence southeriy nj right angles 1877 feet 6
inches to the place Of beginning, being part Of thai
certain 80 yara lot No. 6lS
by Order ol the Court.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said 70
L's. bate Court affixed this the 2sth day Of May
- A. ID. 1895. NJ. H. DARRACII,
Clerk OF Probate Court Butte Co.
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To Alb VIZ. w..
~ II may concern, that the undersiened ~
this day filed in the Recorders ofilce OF Bue eosE
n re vocation Of the Power of Attorney gwen ss
to T.. y. Bowman on the 27th Of February A. v ~,
and thai the said Bowman is no longer ny as w.
attorney AMELIA mob''-
Orovllie, June II, A. d. 1850.
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Notice.

~EORGE l.. TARBELL HAS IhIs . p.'
u Withdrawn from our firm by muius. nm
LANG Co
The business will be continued by J. b. - y. :
Joseph Block, under the name, style anu
Lang L. Co.. ns heretofore. ,c m.
Oroville. May 10Th, 1858. Ian"
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Notice.

4 IL PERSONS INDEBTED to the unisr.t y
~ will please call and settle their ncconn. &
in ten days from date, and those having e'n -,
please present thom for adjustment witna,wN witn,n NJ
period i. 3. bo""
uroyille, June 18th, 1853.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
In the District Court OF the 18th Ju iicia District
County Of Butte.
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Action brought in the
District Court Of the tii'
tccnih judicial District,
and tho complaint filed
In the COMFY Of Butte,
In the Office Of the Clerk
OF said District Court.
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Administrators Sale.

AANAAAAAAAAoO VI bUO1 - 001Os
IN Pursuance OF an Order Of the Pro-
bhie Court for Butte County heretofore made. the
undersigned, Administrator Of the estate Of VIM
u Harlan deceased, late Of said county, will expose
for sale nj public Auction the ranch FORMERLY oc
cup'ed by deceased ON Little Butte Greek about two
miles west OF sam. Meals residence In said county
the following property to Wit:
Abont 5e head Of Cows with calves:
About 70 head Of fine year old Steers;
About 90 head Of dne yeariings, past;
Bull years old:
Bull year. old;
hne American Horse;
Spanish Colts;
Farm Wagon;
lot ot Wheat about Is busheIs:
lot Of Barley, about so bushel.
.srins Z" ssie cash sale to take place on FRI.
DAY, the 10th Of July, lsjs, al ~ o'closk NJ
WM l.. EVANS,
June " Admin OF said Estate.
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rENHE PEOPLE or THE STATE or CALIFOR.
u mia. Send Greeting to John 4. Rolings. oliver
4. Watson, Allcn Cymor, VIM. l.. Evans, Charles
Evans, Z. Wheeler, Thomas Davis, Thomas II
isoucher, Charles licnsiey J. Watson. } II. Wooden,
and Samuel J. IIensley: You are hereby required
tv appear In nm action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff In the District Court of the
Fifteenth Judicial District, In nni the County Of
Butte and 10 answer tho Complaint flied therein, "a
copy of which accompanies this Summonsl wiihn
ten days, Exclusive Of the day ot scrycu after the
service you of this summons, Il served Within this
county u served ont Of this county, but within this
judicial District. ~ithn twenty days: II served
~ said District, then within forty aysor judgment
by default will be taken agnnst you. Tine said action
l. brought to obtain judgment and decree ofore-
date the 20th day Of June A d 1855. executed by
the defendant John Roiiings To the plaintiff. and
Tor the saIe of morgaged premises described therein
aud the application Of the proceeds OF such sale TO
the payment Of the amount due ON the promisory
note descr bed In said mortgage, together with such
other and further relief In the premises to our
said Court may right and proper: also tor costs
Of suit and II you fail To appear and answer the said
complaint rs above required, the plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded therein
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the District
[ ~ Court of the Fifteenth judicial District.
isEAL this 18th day OF april, in tho year q,
t--- our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
nny-eight.
MI DARRAcH, Clerk.
ByJ II MARBLE, Deputy Clerk. aplT-3m
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soTNIt ~ ett Ahto'f
Jno. A. Rollings,
oliver y. Watson,
Alien Clymer,
VIM l. Evans,
Charles Evans,
g. Wheeler. 1
Thomas y. Davis,
Thomas u. Boucher, |
Charles IIensley,
J, Watson,
]. II. Wooden, and
Samuel j lIcnslcy,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-07
Sugar.

The New York Herald gives the following
interesting particulars concerning this impor-
tant article of commerce, which may be new
to many of our readers:
In relation to sugar, from the evidence
before us, it would seem that the palm for
the production of this staple is to pass from
America 10 Asia. The multitudinOus labor
of the East, assisted by a little guano from
Peru, has produced astonishing results in
Mauritius and the Isle of Bourbon or Reunion
The formOr of these with only L 900 square
miles of superficial extent, and a population
a few years since of only 100 900 people,
exports TO day one-thrd as much sugar as
Cuba with her $4,000 square miles and a
million and a half of inhabitants. A Ike
result has attended the sugar culture in
Reunion. And il is not alone in quantity
that great advance has been attained; the
quality of the sugar has also been vastly
improved. and Australia is already drawing
her supplies of refined and washed grades
from the plantations of Maurtius. The
cry of the planters of Mauritius is still
for more labor and more guano; but
the true fruits of the newly created skill and
will be seen when they shall go from there to
the neighboring continent of India and or
ganiZe the unemployed millions there for the
purpose Of turning the jungle into cane fields.
The selfish policy of the East India Company
has hitherto prevented this. but it will pre-
vent it no more; and the day is not far distant
when the world will be supplied with refined
sugar at three cents a pound.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-07
From the Richmond Examiner, July I'd.
Judge Douglas and the Administra-
lion.

Our respected neighbor and friend of the
Enquirer. in announcing the disappointment of
the editor of the Herald as postmaster at Qun-
cy Illinois, and Of Mr.. Hunt, of Jacksonsville.
Illinois and Sweat, of Peoria, Illinois, as
Postmasters of those places, says:
1.-The above will be read with great salts
faction by the Democracy of Virginia. twill
be regarded as an overture for harmony and
union; and is in accordance with our late call
upon the President. The position of Mr.. Bu-
chanan is too exalted to be influenced by a
vulgar revenge. We hope the policy which
the above extract indicates will be firmly
continued bv the President, and, other things
being equal, the friends OF Judge Douglas be
allowed To share the patronage OF our party.
If this policy is pursued a continuance of the
schism will be chargeable upon others than
the President
I'VE would suggest that the influence of the
Administration be eXerted for the abandon
mcnt of the weaker ticket in Illinois, and the
concentration of the united party upon those
candidates whose prospects for success are the
faire<-without regard to the past.
Success in Illinois is of the highest i'm
portance to the Administration aud to the
National Democracy. 1t should be sought by
every Legitimate and. honest effort by both
wings OF the party"
We entirely agree with our neighbor as TO
the Importance of the restoration OF harmony
in the ranks OF the Democracy OF Illinois. A
re union of their forces Is essential to their
success in the approaching elections, and the
vote of Illinois may decide the result of the
Presidential election in 1850. The impor'
lance of coneilitory policy on the part of
the Administration towards all its real friends
is therefore self evident. Presuming, in the
absence of positive information on the sub
iect that the gentlemen re-appointed To post
offices. above named, are faithful public off,
GERS and true Democrats, we join in an ex-
preston of approval at their continuance in
the places which they have Tor some time held.
Oh, yes. gentlemen, get DOUGLAS paciiled
by all means. Don't permit the war on him
to be kept up. but purchase peace at any
price; and then hoist the motto:
"ours are the plans OF dear, derShtful peace,
UnwArp'd by party rage, TO live like brothers."
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That steam Man.

Farmers who have TO hire help about bar
vest time have had considerable difficulty for
two weeks past, in hiring hands in st. Louis.
There were always plenty of men about the
Intelligence Offices, but they demanded high
prices-S15 to SIS per month. And then
they did not like to go to the country, any
how. '--
Any demurrer to the amount of their wages
was always met by the remark that the city
would have plenty of work in few days
clearing the mud from the Levee when the
river fell. No doubt FIVE hundred men lost
two weeks time, idling in the city, waiting
for this big Levee job.
Well, the waters have fallen, and what do
we see? The big Steam Man takes his place
on the Levee, and what with pumping water
from cellars, and washing the stones of the
Levee, he does more work in a day, and does
it better, than two hundred lahorers of flesh
and blood could do. So the farmers can gel
their farm hands cheaper than before.-St
Louis Nears. e