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r,urpE aPETHnrsANDs in thisSt'te snfer'n

.x,urpF sPETH1rSA ANDS in thisStHte snler'h1
! foy want of Scientific medical treatment anu
, ta, a., anply to a physician. because lheF nave
soan deceived or their friends have been by some
y, ,ha dhaylatons u h infest the community ara VINO
rhiish themselves as good physicians, professors,
a,c To ell -uch we unhe-itniingly recommeh" Dr' )
q Young. ns a Physician in whom All oan p'hHe con
edcnco lie is a man of eminent ana pFoionh"
s,ndy. a good surgeon. m honorable mhh. ana one
no can sympashise with persons IN anI'cuoh' iis
s,anJiup ns a Physician ard gentleman are ooh
oua,anie.d-the first by his medical works wh'ch
ore an hor to their author. and ihe extensive Mho
hi.bly successful course of practice with ~hch ne
- hoen honnred s,nce his advent tn California ana
,he lser by MS patrons ana large circle of
acauaintances,
-vNRNBER-That Or j. C. Young's Office Tor
X inc t,es mcnt of Private Diseases is NJ the cor
er of Montgomery and California sts, san Francisco
pEvEMBFR-That DR. Yonng wants ho patients
80, those fny capable Of apprec iaiin9 and dist n.
.hing the services Of a regular. thorough bred
nSysic an, from the paltry unearned and thhing
1uack.
pFNENBER-That pr Young Is the only regular
,d ian advertising TO cure Diseases OF impru
dence. II,
| pPNFuBER-That Dr Youngs remedies and
,,estment are entirely unknown TO all others pre-
n.-sd from NE spent in the great Hosp.hs Q, Eu
~ .nd tha first N this country, from pure one"' J.
,AIs rnpoTsd.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Insolvency Notice.

STATE OF CtL'FoRNIA-CorNTY OF BulTE
- County Court Butte Co, broville August OH
isSs WM. JACOBS vs.. his Creditors In pursu.
ance Of an order made this the 9Th day OF Au-
gust A y lS5S by the Hon. Thos Wells, county
Judge of Butte Co, California. Rt thambcrs, No .
Is hereby given O tie creditors OF Nm Jacobs a
petitioner IN Insolvency. to he and appear bef're
SAID Court ON the lSih day ot September. u 1853,
al the Court Nouse m OrnVIo IN said county. at the
hour cf 10 O'Clock Il that day then aud there n show
cnuse. II any they have, why the said WIN Jacobs.
petil kncr IN In, ,ovencN, shoud MT make assign
ment ot his estate, aud he he discha gcd from his
debts and liabilities And IL Is further orts red that
all proceedings In any and all the Courts oi this
state against ssid iutoly,nt no~ pending thut
might be brought be stayed until the anal determin
alton Of the application ot said iusOheui.
Ny order of the Court.
Witness IN, hand aud the sen, Of snId Court affixed,
this the d,h day Of August A. u 1873.
srAIl NJ. n. II NRRhC clerk,
Ry J u MARBLE ucputy
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.TIIoS. 1oxCE,
ADVERTISING AGENCY
NE corner Montgomery and W washington ss,
SAN FRANCISCO,
Au { In O 4. n q d a g . n /:

DAlL Y RECORD. 0R0VIllt.
Daily state Journal, Sac.
Enquirer. Mnrysvillo;
Republican, Shasta;
Ciiizen, Downieville:
Piumas Argus, Plumas;
Tribune San Jose;
Herald, tuburn:
Courier, Yankee inns;
Union Democrat Sonora
Californian, 0rOyiils;
Independent, San Andreas
Placer Press, Auburn;
Democrat. Cachevillc,
Gazette, san Leandro;
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O3OVILLE SEMINARY.

VuyHIs INSTITUTION WITL HL-UFhN w
j Monday next 18th instant for the reception
Of Pupils. A., t.
The course Of Instruction embraces the various
Branches Of an English Education huGht on tpe
most approved principles, and from acknowledged
text books. ..,, -. I..4t.. A..
The seminary now Ia its third year, can point 70
It's tboroughnes Of Instruction, to those VINO nave
yail.d tLemselyes of its benefits tor any length OF
time and trusts to show n like result hereafter.
The Subscriber ha ling commenced the business o.
Instructing Youth, UPWARDS OF TWENTY osE
YEARS AGO brings 10 bear, necessarily, large
fund of experience. than which nothing il more
apposte in impartinR instructon) acquired 10 pnr
suit Of his profession ia various part OF the Union
=. II WILEY.
To Miners, Merchants snd others, wanting part
nership's accounts adjusted, either single Or com
pound or intricate accounts generally can have theh
arranged with correctness and dispatch by appylpg
o. s. n WILEY.
=" "oi,,. co.,i..., Iuty IN ta,g Inn
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| msdorSentlncl, Jackson
Messenger, In Porte:
Herald, Crescent city;
democrat, Mariposa;
sentinel, Santa Cruz;
Chronicle, Yreka,
Ei Clamor Publicon Lot
Angeles;
Herald. Benieia,
Courier, Columbia;
sentinel, Jackson. o T.;
STANDARD, Portland, o r.
Argus, oregon City,O. 7 /,
Messenger, Corvallis q T.;
Times, Portland. .. T.
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7IA m KS!

y,.,v Ie.crj,,,,., or 7lanFs"x"rH'nd on the shor
u,ot,.o. with unrivallai taste and ne't''s'
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SAN FIR A ~ c I S c O =.

x,xn AFTER THIRD OF MAY PROXfNO,
a,iu recegye depoSits Of Bullion for Assay wing,
pe,ing and CnininQ. Until the lsranch Mint gives
nreferencp in payments To deposits OF Refined b"iin
over Unrefne RuIlion' tas II contemplate 10y o',
,, haC,re Congress T. that effecl we shan pay AL
danoaitor- in United States coin invariably IN nve
Sors orer de posts is made. our charge for refining
cold il ~ cents and ! OF one per cent iof
cnin,0e (heing cents per ounce less thhn hiiht
.ha,ges Tnparted bars will be made rs usual. and
.. made on the same day which the deposit
ia made Public patronage Is respectlnlly solicited
so far as may be consistent win me in,erst o' 'he
denosi'or. so'' " p.-'.
lap233m2dpl
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y-rw,pr OF INPnSIrlfN.-tn cnns"putuc'
VS. Of tho wide spread celebrity ol DIX. '"UN '.
nanp-ou-i opnstr- nav" sp'"''0 "'' - ~, n IA
,cndiur to ne pprCnct n-t"rs "i lne he'''"1
,,,,., s,,cccndnI in imposing H,nn u ieW 4" tW w,
., ,o.,-s Fersrna " jshin9 to chnsunh FNs'
ci,n ehnuI hr very careful how thcy pm H"hn'"'''
in the puhIished statements ci sirh th"'l,'s -;
mo, ora "a unsrrnpulons IN snch st'"'''''', st'"" " -,
their p-nc'ice of m"dic'ne' an" c,a1,or,iGc,,e,
.rnsi They will Ars' deceive Won Nv '''Se '
.s,,.,d from sdruuktn lo1frrs." who p"rlnre NV"
scIves To rot money 10 sati-iN IN" rra"ihH' ~ ~ w
nosod nnpe,ita when such QnhcR eahS !nI ',ha, ,ha
lorce he win then dose go" WIN h"rc",, w W. ,,, %,
',;r,,- d,ups. ond after they have rohhe, you n u,
,,,r money nnI injured your c"nsti'ioh' u"Y ~
.ns, vou oT with the charge that you nave "o' W.
lowed his drec'iohs. ,-,,.a 10 IN con
The o,Iv wav 20 avoid such imn"s''r; -. ~ " p.,ai
,,l, II, ! .. Young, the Pioneer AdvrrI,-lV tn. ,N
~ ,arc,-ni, A. "A meeting Of the Nedlthl enc
~ az tbjs STATE called to investigate the -"u''" "
.,,a,urnrtirt that has caused so mHc" Nu" ~ ~,
his coun'rv. n was nn7n'mnusl' ''v"h - Wv h ,..s
II, mo ,n,ir,rd should cons" Dr. N"nhH IT, ne "
W NV WV. tr bvsicj,n M " ADVERTISING III Cav.
| n,a oil oth.rs in his line being q"hcks nnn 'hU',
,ors and are net 10 he trusted IN" n',"c,'n y, y,
,I..,.rt ko notice thal thert was NOV ~. '' '''
,ha r,apting uuo had ever seen or hear' W ~ -
| sa of ruInroctice from Dr. Nonrg, wh''e NOV "'e
| ,r ,bcm hut had seen a num''"' "l c"s'r ~ -
| c.oi,, ouocks who so yau' iingW set lor'h '"o''
nre,pnded virtues the puol'c prihl-: ,h III
| The above frcts shnuti be Do'he III "''"' '' "
seeking medic a@~islahce' -, - 49,. .o,,nt,v exnos
| Thank heaven thew are getting thoto"Vnn 800 W -,
al ,'i il viii net he long before thev "iil ha's u
| a, tho country 20 avoid the just innVhau"" ", " y, 20
outr,veJ public Then will hll go"n petp'e " 80
| nr ynunr his continued ehortsto oah's" 4'a'"
1 cry from our midst
DIR Young can he con.nnrh l'",n , w
| a, az. rnrner of California aud M"ntV"ner
,a,s oyar he Pncgc ,.Ypress ONCE. IAN f'hnc'sc"
Al, letters enci~ si,g the usual fee OF sIo VIII NEE
| with prompt attention.
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FOUNTAI NS.


To bo used no. more than six hours each day.
For one sixteenth of an Inch Jet............. 90
Far one .i. hth nf nm inch ipt ........ .... IN
For dine fourth of an inch let ............ III %
For one hail of inch Observation-Disclosures. 3: 90
Fo' large quantities of winter To brewers, dis
tillers. aud for other uses not specified under
specific regulations tor determining the
quantity, when the estimated average guam
THY consumed IL less than five hun ired gal
Ions per day. fW each one hundred gallons
estimated daily consumption the sum OF -
per month
When The q iantty used is more than Ave hun
dret gallons and less thnn one thousand gal
Ions per day. for each one hundred ga Ions
estimated daily consumption, the sum of ~
per month
when the quantity used is more than one thou
sand and less than two thousand gallons per
,lay for each hundred gallons estimated
daily consumption, the sum of 50 per month .
No person will be allowed TO use tho wafer Io'
wetiing brick or for making mortar or PLASTER or 'o'
any building purpose, nnl nn hpplicai'"n mas been
nnIe for the sano, and n statement made OF the
number Of thous md brick To be used, or square
yards of plaster TO be put on
M person taking the water shall supply any o'hef
person or family with the same, or allow amy other
person or IA niy To Ich water without hrsi pay
ing the rent in adqance for such family or person. o
M Arrangement made with the owner or MS ageht
for PERMISSION iof such pofooh VI ia"' w "'o '''
,
Ench and every person using the water shall keep
his her, their service pipes si"i'.coks anu o'n'
wacr apparatus in good repair and nj the'r own ek
pe,se aud prevent anv unnecessary waste OF whlef
Th.u.e ut winter for fountains will not be alio yea
to n,w where it can be used for other purposes, ana
" hen known to be used for other purposes, such
fountains will be closed
No norson Will be allowed 10 use the water for my
other rurpose ,hau those enbrnc"1 the app'icaio"
made 1t the time Of applying for tho permit to use
lhe same -, -
A permit to use the water in DWELLING store
restaurant h,de &c does give mn, permission l"
ns,. The water tor any ther purpose than those EN-
bract4 in the license. where paNtncm IL male r inc
months rent ami charge will be ma 10 IN all casc-
where the water is used fr other purposes Than those
EN- nbraced in hermit or license
Oroville, April 2Sth. 1858.
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| The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIXEis one
OF the largest nnd best weekly papers ol The day Al
InperiHl Quaru containing eight pages, lory col
umns. ot entertaining original mnlttr, hhd elegant
illustrated ovcry week.
A gin worth from so cents to $4,000 co in gold, will
be presented to each subscriber immodiatviS on re
ceipt oi the subscription money,
One copy for one year. 81 co and gin.
One copy for two years. 80 ard gins.
One cop, for three years. 90 and giis.
one copy Tor i've years 90 and giiis.
AND TO. CLUBS
Three copies one year. S. 90 and gius.
Five copies one year, 90 and , gus.
Ten copies one year. Is 90 and 10 gins.
Twenty copies one year. 80 90 and u iits.
The articles to be distributed arc comprised In the
following list:
. Packages Of gold, containing. ....s5oo 90 each
S do do do 200 0U each
10 do do do -. 100 90 each
10 patent lever hun,'g cas'd watches 500 90 each
20 gold watches...... ...........I 20 w each
30 do do ............ oo wv eaCh
200 do do ..........'...'.'' % W eacn
800 ladies' gold watches ............. 10 Oo each
200 silver hunting cascd watches 80 90 enth
800 silver watches. $40 te - W ehch
HOO gold guard vest fob chains 10 t" 30 90 each
Gold Iockets, bracelets, brooches ear drops, 5rehs'
plns, cun pins. sleeve buttons. shirt studs, watch
keys cold and silver thmDes, and variety oi other
articles, worth from 20 cents 60 SO erch.
Immediately on receipt of the subscription money
the Subscribers name Will be entered upon our cub
scriI ton book upsoeite number. and me git cor
responding with that number will be forwarded WIN
In one week. to the subscriber, by mail or express
post paid All communications should be addressed
io BECKETT co,
IS and 80 MofYat building, 336 Bnoadway, New York
ssspecimens co m pl.te rent free. Agents wanted
~ y-lam-isl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OrOville Water Works.
Scale of Water Rates per Month.
DWELLING HOUSES.

DWELLING HOUSES.
For each family Of moi more than persons. - OO
- over persons and not more thah II. .......4 Ou
4" Bathing Tubs in private houses, ..........l W
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.
For each boarder and lpdRer, including ser.
wants transient bDarders, and the family
Keeping the house,. ................. -
For each day boarder, .................. M
=" Lodging houses, for each bed within the same Is
= Hotel bars from .......... -. 81 10 TO $40 n
" Bathing tubs each, .....................2 w
STORES
For each tenement occu pied = n warehouse,
chop, ar TOR any purpose moi included 10 any
other classification, and not requiring more
than ordinary supply of water from 50 90 to 10 on
BAKERS.
For the the average daily use of -four for each
barrel per month ............ ......... 90
HOSE.
For the right TO attach hose not exceeding 4
of an inch orifce for washing windows, car
riaErs, or other purposes (eNccpt sprnklng
streets in nd liiion to chLrge for other uses,
not less than :. ............. ........... l 90
For veg ctable and flower gar,iens, for every
square yard sprinklcd crirriga,ed seven and
a half mills per month
BATH Houses,
For public baths in all bathing establishments
for each tub. 90
STABLES.
For private stables, including water for wash
inr carriages ................... 90
aud for each horse over two ...... ....... s5
Foriiv,rv stables. including water for washing
CARR, IS. for each horse. ....... &c
For sta e stables. for each horse .......... Go
For Tr, ckmun's stable aud hay yard, for each
horse t............,......' ............. ao
REYECToRIEs.
For C, nfeconerys. eating houses, markets,
provision shops, r'frrsmeni and oyster sa-
loom. according 10 the quantity OF water
BUILDING PURPOSES
For each thousand OF brick laid ............. 90
For welting brick through hose or otherwise,
for each thousand NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Tor mastering c4ch hundred yards .......... 10
The owners of dwellings viii be held responsible
or waer used in the same,
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG,

LateProfessora orat theUniversity, Penn
Can be touHd at the old stand, corner Of
.N0ntgOmery and California streets, San
Francisco,
Where he can beconsulted Drivaielvand with IN
utmost coufdt nee by the afflicted at all hours day
from "A. M..untlls PM. (Curesalways guaranteed
or no pay required.
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REYECToRIEs.

For c, nfectionerys. eating houses, markets,
provision shops, r'frrsneni and oyster sa-
ioons according To the quantity OF water
used ........................S2 81 10 10 10 0
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should attempt directly. 1t was because
he wanted to see the Democratic party tri-
umphant in 1860; that he was against the
passage of the bill, and IL or IL anti-Le-
compton Democrats would oppose it to the
end
The demand for the previous question
was recorded. Voices: Now well haye a
vote, order, take your seats, etc.
The Speaker repeated raped and'caled
to order durin, the roll call
The House was unusually quiet. Before
the vote was announced the Speaker re-
Guested that there be no demonstration of
applause or dissatisfaction.
The result on adopting the Kansas report
was. yeas 112, nays lO3
The announcement was greeted with ap-
plause and Kisses. The Speaker said there
were assistant doorkeeperS IN the galleries
who would take the disturbers OF the House
into custody.
motion ;e reconsider and lay it on the
table was then adopted to clinch this vote
Mr. Clark, of n Y, made a statement in
behalf Of Messrs. IIaskin and Cox, saying
that the former withdrew any imputafIon
he may have cast on the personal integrity
Of Mr.. Cox, who cheerfully accepted the
explanation.
4 message was received from the Senate
with the announcement Of tho concurrence
of that body in the report Of the Conference
Committee on the Kansas bill.
The House adjourned till Monday.
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HOSTILE INDIASs-The rumor, mentioned
Startling I.umor From Utah.

The Lexington (Mo.,) Expos itor, of the
9th uit, says:
On Saturday night last, passengers on the
steamer Admiral, just down from Leaven-
worth, brought the startling news that Col.
.Johuston's force had been attacked by the
Mormons under Brigham Young, and badly
dtfrated-the MOrmons capturing thirteen
pieces OF artillery. The story goes that two
messengers had just arrived from the scene of
action with dispatched for government : one
of them proceeded Immediately to Washing
ton.
This statement which we were inclined 10
regard as inn robabie at first, taken in con-
nection with st. Louis dispatch given
elsewhere, to the effect that news was re-
ceived at Fort Leavenworth on Monday, of
a skirmish between a guerilla party of Nor
mons and body of troops under Capt. An
derson, in which three fourths of both sides
were killed. leaves no doubt that some sort
OF a collision has taken place.
IT an engagement has occurred, there is
probably warm work in Utah by this time.
We shall await the next bulletin from Col.
JohnStcn's company with eager interest.
p. S.-A later dispatch reduces the loss
on our side to one soldier killed and Capt.
Anderson wounded.-Ch jeago Pres.
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May ith.-The President signed the Kan
sas bill yesterday.
Mr. DaviS, of Mss, has iii nearly per-
fected giving 100 acres bounty land 10 pr
vatecrS men in the war Of 1913.
Humphrey Marshall will soon introduce
resolution for the organization OF Camel
battalion, on the pIincIpls Of the camel bat
terry emp Dyed in tie East.
Senator Biggs was to-day confirmed by
the Senate as Judge of the L. 5. District
Courts of y. Carolina, in place Of Henry
Potter. recently deceased, VINO occupied the
station sc years and who was appointed oy
Thos. jefferson.
1t is SAID the President had prepared a
message on the affairs OF Utah, which would
have been sent to Congress had the def
cheney bill been defeated, as on its passage
depended the support of the expedition to
that territory.
The nomination Of Judge Loring, of Mass.
to supply the vacancy in the Court of Claims,
occasione6 by the death of Judge Gilchrist,
was communicated TO the Senate by the
President today Nearly all the Democrats
united in the request of his appointment.
Gov. Walkers letter to Mr.. Cox, on the
English bill. will appear tomorrow. He
claims that Kansas will reject the bill by a
majority of thousands, and proposes himself
TO canvass the Territory against its accept
arcc.
a Democratic caucus of the House men,
bers was held to day to consider Mr.. Quit
mans proposition, that it is unwise and I'M
Just to the existing States TO prematurely
or hastily admit new States. Owing TO the
thinness Of the meeting the committee was
appointed to report on the proposition next
Tuesday, when it is supposed action will be
taken on it. The feeling was generally IA
yorable.
In compliance with urgent representations
from Kansas, the President has decided to
postpone the land sales in that Territory.
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THE GREAT HORSE CoSrnAcr.-The papers

THE GREAT Horse CoNTRAcr.-The papers
throughout the State are generally remark
ing npon the expedition ana energy with
which the Messrs. Sangers, Frink, Dyer ana
Singleton fulfill their late contract to deliver
100 horses at Leavenworth for the use OF
the L. S. army. The contract with the war
DEPARTMENT was for four or five thousand
horses. 20 be delivered in number as requir-
ed upon reasonable notice. The contractors
had barely left Washington, when they were
notified 10 deliver 1900 at Leavenworth
within % days. They demonstrated against
the unreasonable shortncss Of the time, but
went to work and within the time specified
had the horses on the ground. As t. St.
Louis Republican justly remarks,
L, required no small amount of courage
and nerve to undertake such a contract with
Government with an empty Treasury, and
with great uncertainty overhanginS the pas
SAGE Of the Deficiency bill. But the con-
tractors had the requisite resolution and re-
sources, and the result has shown in re-
markable degree that they had the efficiency
demanded by the exgencies Of the Govern
ment.
The Republican also remarks:
1t has been asserted by some that the
above contract was one by which parties
would make enormous sums Of money.
They VIII undoubtedly be well compensated.
but not more so than is reasonable, when all
the circumstances are remembered. The
sum of money required for the fulfillment of
the contract was very large. and Govern
ment could give no aid, nor any assurance
when the money would be forthcoming.
When individuals or administrations are
forced to buy on credit, they arc not in the
position of advantages helc by those who
make contracts cash in hand. 1t should be
remembered, too, that the risks and expens-
es attending the fulfillment Of such con-
tract as above, are great, reducing very con-
siderably the margin for profit. Horses,
may die, or be crippled, or fail to pass in
spection and be thrown upon the hands Of
the contractors. The expenses of keeping
until they are inspected are large-as also
the expense of transportation and insurance.
Every horse costs nearly the fare Of a man.
And the insurance Of every one makes
large item to be added to expense account.
The single item of telegraphfng in connec-
ton with the completion Of this contract
foots up nearly three hundred dollars.
If the Deficiency passes, lit has passed,
one thousand more horses will be called for,
and during the year it is expected that
somewhere from three thousand TO five
thousand will be wanted. No notice has
vet been given TO the contractors TO furnish
supplies If feed, though they are prepared
with over forty thousand bushels, when the
order comes.
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Coz. KINNEY TURNS UP.-Ay ASYLUM Fol

Col. KINNEY TUEEs UP.-Ay ASYLUM FOR
THE MogsoSs.-The Washington States pub
fishes letter from Panama, dated April
16ta, in which it is stated that Col. Kinney
has been for some time treating with the
Mormons, with view to settling them on
the Mosquito coast, that by the last Califor-
mia steamer he received intelligence that his
proposition had been favorably received by
the Mormons, and that his information had
enabled him to raise $50, 600 in cash and
$50, 900 more in merchandise and supplies
He has sailed for Greytown. He expects to
obtain through Gen. Lamar, permission 70
colonze under the Nicaragua flag. oblising
the colonists to help defend Nicaragua
against the filibusters, failing to obtain this
privilege. he will hoist the Nicaragua flag,
as this is under British protection, he ex-
poets no serious opposition from any quar-
fpr
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HAWKS GAzErrEEE--Our friends Of the
Chicago Pres take unkindly our remarks
last week in reference to this book; and we
confess, on closer examination, we are MOI.
without fault. From the conspicuous place
Of the name Of ?" VIM. Bross, Esq, Editor"
&c, in its first pages, We were led to regard
him Is the only responsible man in getting
Il up; but we find on closer scrutiny that
he contributed but q single article. The
book contains much very useful matter, and
is certainly admirably printed. Its chief
fau,s really hes in the innumerable absurd
blunders in giving names. and for these GER
tainly the Press men cannot be held respon-
sible
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Mccormick REAPER.-The United States
Supreme Court has decided against the
claims set up for McCormck's Reaper. Its
opinion sustains the decisision ofJudge Nc
Lean, denying the alleged infringement of
the Mcconnell, patent, by Nanny, in the
case which attracted so much interest in
the West and throughout the country. Hun
dreds of thousands of dollars depend upon
the decision. which will be the Grst serious
blow struck at a great and growing monop-
oily, that has long laid the agricultural in
terest under tribute.