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miles north Of Richmond. At Ibis point the
country Is much brrken. and suited for defense.
IL j. reported that they have destroyed railroad
bridges acr'ss the RaPplhannDck. IL Is evident
that their army is completely demoIalized, and
that IL j. utterly unfit for service. Struggling
partie~ left behind seemed glad o. be made prison
ers. The forts are all abandoned. hut log huts.
sufficient u accumUdate fully 80. 900 men remain:
alsD. an Immense nTmLer Df tents and log huts
are strewn all along tine way between Centre
VILE aad Manassas. Heaps Of dead horses cover
the fields and the vicinity Of the railroad track.
IL Is Understood the stone bridge Of the Warren
town Turnpike, acruss Bull Run. has been blown
up also, the hr dye across Cub Run, between
Csntreville and Manassas. Everything at the
latter place indicates u p~recipitIte flight Of the
rebels. Some caissons were found but 10 guns.
Piles Of bullets and cartridges with an immense
quantity 81 stores We're left behind. At one
place the Federals discovered 200. 600 ri bushels
Of cJrn. which had been fired. still smDuldering.
The people in the vicinity state that prior 10
the evacuation there were 100. 600 troOVs AZ
Manassas. At Centreville. covering breastwOrks.
were discovered what appeared to be cannon. but
on examination. they proved to he wooden affairs,
got up for effect. Gen. Mcclellan has taken up
his headquarters at Fairfax.
Large numbers Of contrahands have reached
our lines, which now extend beyond Manassas
Junction, ard they are still coming in drDves.
The character Of the ~earthvDrks at Centreville
were greatly misrepresented they were not of
- formidable a character as supposed. The
enemy. before leaving, had somewhat injured
them by breaking the embrasures and asements.
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The Battle Of Sugar Creek.

y great battle occurred At Sugar Greek, Arkansas.
on the 9th TO SIh Of March, which will be found de-
tailed below.
ST. LOUIS, March I1-SSO P. MA special dis
patch from Sugar Greek, "here the army of the
Southeast was stationed, says, aiIe' l. contest Of sew
eraI DAYS, we have beaten the enemy at Sugar Greek
H.IIow. Thei: force, consisting Of Van Durn's,
Prices, McCullouch's and Fro>t's commands. were
forced TO retreat in Wild confusion, with the loss OF
a considerable number of cannon, -four, muskets
and ammunition. Their force is variously estimated
at Is. 900 to 10000. Mccullough it is ascertained,
is MORALLY wounded. William Mcintosh, and Rec
tor, (the latter n son of the Governor OF Arkansas
AIcRte, and a number of other prominent men. are
prisoners ; besides n large number OF the rank anu
file.
Gen. Curtis official dispatch to Gen. Halleck says
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MORE !
Moving ON to Richmond
and New orleansy

The clipper bark Speedl1eeH. Com. Patty, mr.
rived promptly on Monday, 10 A. NJ, bringing
tile American and European IN lis.
She left On the 1sth.-lI days passage, and
brings a small freight and passenger list.
The news frlm Washington is to March Is
only Is days old when received.
From the Morning Call Of March 1871
yIcToEIoCs EvEEYwHEHE-fhe news Of Federal
victories aud successes comes upon Us so thick and
fast that We are almost unable to keep the track Of
them Now General Banks II driving Jackson before
him towards Manassas, and Gen. Mcclellan follows
by c ,mpelling the hasiy evacuation Of this classic
stronghold ; then Gen. Price il defeated hy Curtis 1T
B.nronyilIe. and now General Pope takes New Madrid
vi Ia an immense amount Of military plumber. Small
vlstorie- such as that nj Paris, Tenn, and that
T pprtel at Fort Craig. are too numerous TO refer 10
spec hctlly ; but they all go TO make up n budget of
-Ic4- ssive TIumphs that must sOon compel the rebel
Ii u SOgth to sue for an unconditional peace. The
main force OF the Rebel army, il is said. will make n
stand NJ GUrlonsville, some seventy miles north Of
RichuonI-but we doubt. the morale Of the army
- evitcutly destroyed, and il will require the pow-
erfu! Influence ct the combined authority Of the Rebel
Government TO induce them TO face their victorious
pur-uers even at the gates Of Richmond. Here they
may make an etiectnll stand, but 10 will he their last.
With = vail % Union breasts hemning them within
the narrow strip Of territory extendiu. from Acquia
Greek To- Albermarie Sound, what can they hope for
Taeir grand army aud their ctpitsl cur off from the
balance Of thc Ssuth AMI from the worll, the very
brain anil hear 81 the Rebellion will &c inmured "a
In n pris,r, without the means % escape by sea or
land Y-t such Is the remit to which every move
mont ia Virginia now tends and such will gnsIOubt-
city be The u -n0ue Hent OF the c-1nsummate strategy Of
General MeCielltn.-Laus Dec!
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AMI elsewhere This paragraph. il not erroneous, is
certainly enignatjcal 10 US. We have beard Of nt
complaint againsr General Grant, and certainly sup
posed his conduct At Fort pouelson eminently mer-
itorious-EDs. CALL
a fugitive FROM a village ia Orange county about
thirty FIVE miles from Gorionsville. states that 49,
900 troops we're in the town when he left. They
continued pouring hurriel,y in, under the im-
preston that the Union army was IN pursuit q them.
He states that the ground from Manassas TO the
Rlppahlnnock is strcwn with uusketS, knapsacks.
blankets aud provisions, flung away in the retreat.
Numbers Of soldiers lay exhausted by the roadside.
CAIRO, march IS The New Madrid expedition is
composed OF s gun boats, transports and ordnance
boats. L, left here 1T : o'clock A. NJ, yesterday.
and arrived at Hickman by 1 o'clock in the evening
The eneny's pickets lett on its arrival. A strong
Union feeling was manifest at this place. Island No.
10, the place where il was supposed the rebels would
was supposed TO have $1,000 troops; at Hunt oldt
there are 700. [For the glorious result Of this eN-
petition see our special dispatch, dated the 10Th
Eds. CALI
General Wadswor;h to-day assumed the duties of
Military Governor and Commander Of the defeuseS Of
Washington. Business has materially improved al
Alexandria since the back country has gradually
opened trade.
The Potomac creek Is still occupied by the Rebels.
Large numbers of guns have been recovered which
were left by the Rebels. Their batteries had cannon
of the best description, which are being daily found
in the river. At various batteries a large amount of
loaded shell has also been found.
General Mcclellan addressed the soldiers Of the
Army of the Potomac on the 18th. For a long time
he had kept them inactive, in order that they might
be disciplined. armed aud instructed. He held them
back in order that he might give the deith-blow TO
the Rebellion. Their patience aud confidence in their
General were worth a zen victories. The moment
for action hal now arrived. Inaction had passed,
and he would now bring them face TO face with the
Rebels.
NASHVILLE. march 15.-Parson BrOwnlow arrived
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The Evacuation of Manassas.

There appears to- have been NJ great battle at
Manassas, but the place was evacuated by the
rebel troops, and the Federal army Immediately
occupied Ir peacefully. This was on the Ilth of
March.
CESTREvrLLE, March 11.-This stronghold Of
the rebels presents "A scene of desOLatiOn rarely
witnessed. The rebels commenced evacuating
the place on Saturday last, and Continued till
Sunday night. They then blew up the bridges
and tore up the railroad track, burned their
tents. forage and provisions; in fact. destroyed
everything they could not remove. Most of the
cannon have been taken away those remaining
are Of inferior quality. but all the works are
splendid. Tue Notifications are of most formi-
dtbie strength, covering the hills near Centre
vile, and sumo two or three miles behind each
other. IN proper distance so that. if one were
taken, IL would he necessary To take the next.
Inc notifications at Manassas seem To DC the
same a. at the time uf the battle of Bull Run.
New York Dispatches state that Col Averell,
with a large force of cavalry, entered Manassas
last night. The intelligence gathered from the
neighb0rhood tends to show that the whole rebel
army has retired southwark, but it is not credited.
They will attempt TO make a stand near by, as a
level country is unpromising for successful defen-
sive warfare. The only eligible point at which
they can with any proprietysattempt to make a
stand, is near the junction of Frederick and the
B.sofnao nth tha Ca.t-al N,rDsnsa Railroad Oh
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G~ NsTIgNasAHzss

BY II. w. SEVERANCE.
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STRAWBERRIES

German refined and white Rock salt in provision barrels.
And a large number Of miscellaneous articles. 30I-2m
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Sprtial 1Otitts.
DON'T TALK Of expense,

ap~9 DON'T TAI Of expensive
an rs living when you can buy at the NUUANU
~ STREET MARK EFT, the very best OF
BEEF, for from two to four cents per pound, and Pork, Mutton
and VEAL. at equally low rates. 3o5-1m
DIR. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
These Btters are universally Acknowledged to be a sure pre-
ventive and cure for Fever and Ague, Flatulence, Heaviness OF
the Stomach. or any other like affection. Their effect upon the
system is most miraculous; they give a healthy tone to the sys-
iem, relieve all morbid matters, and i'm fact thorough cleanse
the system Of all impurities. In no case has it been known to
fail, hut on the contrary. new virtues have been found in its use.
To those afflicted With ANY OF the above ills Of the body. the
- Biters" are offered as a speedy and certain cure. Try them
and form your own opiuton-Sold by al Druggists and dealers
everywhere. 302-lm
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Very --latest.

ST. LOUIS MARCH Is. 1892.
We have received n report of u battle a. Fort Craig,
New Mexico. in which the Federal loss in stated at
two hundred.
Col. McRae, Lieu;enants Mitcheler and Stone, were
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COnstable's Sale.

ElY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION Is
ED sued out of Justice J. H. Marbles Court Of
Ophr township, County of Butte and State of Cali
fornia, to me directed and delivered, commanding
me to make the of 1929 75l00 judgment and
the further of SIS 95l00 cost of suit, and all
accrung cost thereon. wherein Jabez Sawin is
plaintiff, and Thomas X. Burke, defendant. | have
levied upon and will expose at public sale to the
highest bidder for cash at the front of Justice J. II
MARBLES office, on Bird street said Township C0un-
ty and State, Saturday the ID dav Of August
\. D. 1862, at IL o'clock A NJ. of said day. all the
right title and interest of the above named defend
ant in and to the following property, heretofore
attached in said cause. to wit on the Sd day Of
July A. D. 1862, and described as follows. TO wit
All that certain piece parcel OF land lying in the
town of Orovie Ophir Township. County Of Butte
and State Of California, the same being Lot number
I. in Block number ;, as described on the Records
of Butte county together with all and singular the
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belong
ing or in anywise appertaining.
J.V. PARKS.
Constable Ophir Township.
0r0ville. July 9th, A. D. lS62.
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O6oVILLE FIGURING MILL.-We understand that
it is the intention of the proprietor of the Orovlle
houring mill, Mr. Bequette, TO add another run Of
OF stone TO the mill, and drive them by steam pow
or. For this purpose he has purchased the ma
chlnery of the Cunningham Mil" ;" situated some
twenty-five thirty miles down the river, near the
site where Marysvie or Eliza (not distinctly re
membering which,) formerly stood. Thus will the
machinery of the decayins business establishments
Of Improperly located towns, paper cities, and spec
atye advantages, be put to proper for the ben
eht and advancement of the great interests of the
human family. Ii is astonishing how quick Narys-
VILE commenced to decay when the National Dem
ocrat was suspended and the destinies of the place
turned over 10 the pernicious and parayzing infiu-
enoe of Mcconnell rebels and republicans Mills
suspended, hotels tumbled down, the fire depart
ment broken up, and the failure Of the numerous
toll roads leading to that once famous locality NAV
be regarded as not very distant in the future. In
The hope that the locality may be rescued from reb-
els and republicans, Oroville will extend them A
railroad and restore their connection with the busv
ard christian world. In the meantime it Is qra+i.
flying TO know that the Servlcabe portion Of their
abandoned works, will be removed to 4 locality
where they can be usetully employed. Oroyille has
four manufacturing establishments driven by steam.
whose constant and basy hum denotes the industry
and enterprise of our people.
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4I6 and as Front stree
DR. Bakers Pain Panacea

Is composed entirely Of healing gums and vegetable
oils and herbs. 1t is perfectly safe for the most
delicate 10 use. I can most sincerely say that |
have never known any, however delicate to be in
jured by it in the least. viii coutinue to ask the
afflicted. who have not used it. to try it fer the
following diseases. If they are not satisfied with
its healing properties, the money viii be cheerfully
refunded by the ageu, where the medicine is for
sale
If you have Pain in the stomach or Bowels try a
dose OF Pain Panacea internally, hattie externally
over the parts affected, and you viii at restore
the proper action and relieve the pain.
Ifyou have BruiSe or Wound hathe it well with
the Pain Panacea four times day. 1t will relieve
the pam, and take out all the poison, and heal the
woUud in a short time.
If You are suffering from Neuralgia or Rheumatic
Pains, apply the Pain PAnacea freely, and take a
dose OF il internally, morning, noon and night it
viii not only cure the pain, bat will remove the
cause OF the disease.
II you have the Dyspepsia, and your food dis
treSSes your stomach after eating, take dose Of
Pain Panacea after each meal
If you have Cankercd or Sore mouth or Throat
apply the Pain Panacea to the affected parts, and
gargle the mouth or throat three or four times a
day.
If you have the DianhGa, or a relaxed state of
the bowels, take a few doses of Pain Panacea. and
they will soon be restored. If you have a painful
swelling. bathe the parts freely. and YOU viii soon
relieve the pain. and the swelling viii be reduced.
If you have a severe toothache, apply the Pain
Panacea on piece Of cotton. and battle the gum at
the same time it viii stop the pain instantly.
If you have pain in the Breast. Side, Back or
Kidneys. bathe the parts affected morning and
night at the same time take dose Of Panacea
internally.
If a Mother has a Caked Breast, apply the
Pain Panacea aS hot as it can be borne.
II You feel chilly cold, as though you were go
ing t. have fever, take dose of Panacea.
II you have a wound, cut. or gals on your horse
apply the Pain Panacea; it will take out all the
Inflammation. and heal the sore in a short time.
Sold by all the principal druggists, and by
REDINGTON X CO., Agents.
4l6 and As Front street San Francisco.
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Insolvency Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF BUTTE
~ In the District Court. Fifteenth Judicial Dis
trict-S. X. Thomas His Creditors.
In pursuance of an order this day made
by the Hon. Warren 7. Sexton. Judge Of the
Fifteenth Judicial District Court in and for Butte
County, California, Notice is hereby given to the
Creditors Of said ;. X. Thomas. petitioner in in
sovency, to be and appear before the said Hon. ".
T. Sexton, Judge as aforesaid, at Chambers, on
the 18th day of August. 4. D. 1852, at the Court
House in the town of Oroville. at the hour Of
10 O'Clock A. NJ. Of that day, 10 show cause
if any they can. why an assignment of the Insol-
vents estate should hot be made to all his creditors
aud the petitioner be discharged from all his debts.
And it Is further ordered that all proceedings legal
and judicial, he stayed against said petitioner.
BY order Of Hon. v. I. Sexton District Judge
Butte Co.
t~) In Witness whereof have hereunto
! SEAL. set my hand and affixed the seal Of said
'--1-- District Court this 5th day of July, 4.
\. 1852. J. GILkYS son, Clerk.
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uH- DIR. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH RITrRRS
should be in the possession Of everybody in the
mining region. As a preventative of the various
dangerous diseases to which the gold seeker is la
be it has no superior. While it is quite paatalle
as beverage, it is speedy and powerful in its effect
upon the system. In all cases of Diarrhoa DySen-
terry, and the prevailing fevers consequent upon
exposure, the Bitters viii be found invaluable as a
corrective. No man should enter upon the exposed
camp life Of miner without being provided with
Hostetter's preventive of stomach disease, nor
should any of those who engaged in the occupa-
ton, fail 10 have recourse 10 the Biters Sold by
all Druggists and dealers everywhere
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FISH,S
INFALLIBLE Hair REST0RER
FOR.
Restoring Gray Hair to its Original Color
FISH,S

UT PREVENTS THE HAIR FROM FAILING
4 OF. Il cures badness, and removes all dandruA
and Scurf from the head.
Il allays all irritation from the scalp. Il cools
and refreshes the head, and imparts TO the hair a
healthy lively appearance.
P. S-The properties which remove dandulf and
scurf from the head, allay irritation and free the
scalp from humors. render this article invaluable
as a lotion in all cutaneous affections such = Itch
Rash Salt Rheum. Chillblains. ErySipeIaS Ring.
worms Shingles, Bites and Stin-> Of Insects. and
all eruptionS Of the skin especially that caused by
POISON OAK.
The only genuine article Is put up in PINT
BOTTLES. and the written signature of y. Mill :
the original proprietor and manufacturer. en- the
label and wrapper. Beware OF all pu- up in diae
rent Stvle. which Is COUN rERFEIT.
REDtNGTON ( Co.
Wholesale Agents.
4l6 and AS Front street, san Francisco.
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n. BURROUGHS.
County Treasurer.

50 san Francisco, April Sth lS62.-Messrs
Redington x Col take pleasure in informing you
that have been using .our excellent YEAST
POWDERS for some time, and unhesitatingly pre-
noanee them unequalled by any similar preparation
that have ever used Every housekceper may rely
on it that, when used according to directions they
never fail to produce that most desirable Of all arti
cles Of ood-sood, s'ceet and nutTicious Brad
Having once proved how sUrERoR they are 10 all
others, would on no account be without them
Yours, respectfully,
ap36 MRS. y Nl11S.
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- In the District Court, Fifteenth Judicial Dis
trict.
Phineas Willard IS. His Creditors.
In pursuance Of an order made Al Chambers
July 1th, A. D. 1852. by the Hon. Warren I. Sex
ton, Judge Of the Fifteenth Judicial District
Court in and for said Butte County State Of Cali
forna notice Is hereby given to the creditors Of said
petitioner Phneas Willard to be and appear before
the Hon. Warren T. Sexton, Judge Aforesaid, at
Chambers on Monday the 18th day Of August \.
D. 1851 at the Court House in 0rove at the hour OF
10 o'clock A. NJ. then and there TO show cause
II any they have, why an assignment Of said insol
vent estate should not be made 10 all his creditors
and the petitioner be discharged from all his debts
And if Is further ordered that all proceedings
against petitioner be stayed.
49, Witness my hand and the Seal Of said
SEAL. District Court, affixed this 7th day OF
49, July A. D. 1851.
J.W. GHhYS0N, Clerk.
c. +. Lori, Any for Petitioner.
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LECTURE.-It is generally understood that Rev.
Thomas Starr King will deliver Lecture at the
Congregational Church, in Oroville, on Wednesday
evening, the 10th inst. The ability and eoquence
of Mr.. King should secure a full house. He is on
his way to Oregon and hence arises the opportunity
TO hear him lecture in Oroyile.
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The ORovILLE GUARDS are entitled to great
credit for their patriotic observance of the Fourth.
But for them, the day would have passed without
due and proper observance. Their collation. at the
St.Ncholas, although an impromptn affair, brought
cut many patriotic sentiments and much good feel
ing. The ball in the evening well attended,
and was pleasant and agreeable affair. Long
may the Oroville Guards flourish aud contribute TO
The patriotism and honor of the country, and the
enjoyment of the public.
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PAINFUL RUMoR.-A report is in circulation that
a family named Mccartney, who left Butte Creek
sometime since for Humboldt had been murdered
by Indians, with a single exception. We have been
unable to obtain any positive or reliable informa-
tIon concerning the report.
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FoR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC ISsrRUcTIC
J. D. STEVENSON.

FURNITURE AT AUcTIos--S- Rosenthal, City
Auetioneer, viii dispose of the Household Furni-
ture of 4. D. Refs, Esq, this morning. Sale will
take place at the residence Of Mr.. Refs, on Downer
street. good opportunity for those desiring
ticles of the above description.
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Ladies Library Association.

The members of the Ladies Library Association
of Orovlle Will give an entertainment at Armory
Hall, Monday evening next, July 18th, at which
they viii be pleased to welcome all their friends
and the pnblic generally
ADMISSION Ladies free, and ONLY 80 cts for
gentlemen.
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Ferry Notice.

vENHE UNDERSIGNED WILL APPLY To THE
Il Board of Supervisors in and for Butte county,
at the August term. or soon a. can be heard for
a renewal of Ferry and Bridge license at Nelson
Bar, West branch Feather River.
C.S. CURTIS.
July 7th lS62
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SIGNED.--President Lincoln has signed the
Pacific Railroad bill For the Pacific Rail
road and the Homestead Law, we thank this
Black Republican Congress. Something good
has come out Of Nazareth.
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FoUnD-The body the little boy (Iickok)
captured by the Indians some time since, has been
found. The body had been horribly mutilated-
neck broken, fingers and toes cut off, 1t had
been dragged for some distance by rope fastened
to the neck. The body was found buried beneath
a rie of rock and brush. Thus has perished the
hone that the child had been detained a prisoner.