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The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-1864, 1862-08-16

DYING Rich WITH VENGEAycE-It is
related by passengers who escaped from the
wreck OF the Golden Gate, that colored man
named Peterson, one of the cooks belonging
to the steamer, took advantage of the panic to
gather up such loose change as the terror
stricken passengers had abandoned in the cab.
ins and staterooms. He succeeded in picking
up sufficient coin and valuables to ill two
good sized carpet sacks. Taking large cary
ing knife between his teeth. and Selling the
carpet sacks, one in each hand, Peterson Jump
ed overheard, and, in the language of our in
formaut, he anchored himself alongside the
wreck, and didn't show his nose above water"
1t Is believed that he died quite well off in a
pecunlary point Of view. is. f. Call.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNTY rRE.srRER.s OFFICE.


Warrants drawn or the General County Fund
registered between the Is, and 10Th Of March 1850.
including Nos. lol4. l04s and lose. Of the 10th:
also, Warrant NJ. HIS on the INDECENT Sick
Fund, viii be paid on presentation at this
Office. and viii cease To bear interest from
this date; II not presented within sixty days
the money set apart for their redemption viii be
appropriated TO pay warrants next in order Of
registry.
n. BURROUGHS.
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INDIAN FIGHT IN MENDoc1xo-The Men
docino Herald gives the following account of
an Indian battle at Round Valley, in that
county, on Wednesday last &" 1t seems that
for some time past band of Wylackes have
been in the habit Of coming in to the Reserva-
ton and stopping few days and then leaving
for the mountains, driving with them any cat
tie which might come in their way. A few
days since they drove off a herd of cattle be,
longing to Battaile, Bowers, and Others and
were pursued. The party recovered portion
of the cattle but did not find the Indians. and
on Tuesday returned to the valley During
the night of Tuesday the Indians also return
ed to the valley. Hearing of the return of
the Indians, who numbered one hundred or
more, twenty-seven Of the settlers attacked
them at break of day on Wednesday, and sue
ceeded in killing forty-ive. On the part of
the whites there was one killed and one woun-
ded. Shade Lamb was shot through the heart
with an arrow, and Lemuel Montague was
badly if not fatally wounded in the thigh
Col. Davis considers the trail from here to
Round Valley very unsafe"
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STATE OF CALIFORIA,

Whereas, by the provisions of Section ,. of
an Act approved April 25th, \. d. 1862, it
Is required that the Amendments to each Ar
ticle of the Constitution shall be voted upon
separately from the others, in the manner and
form prescribed by the Governor Now, there
fore, by virtue of the authority in me vested.
do hereby prescribe the following form for the
qualified electors of the State of California to
vote, by ballot, at the General Election to be
held on Wednesday, the third day of Septem-
Der, \. ID. 1862, for or against the proposed
Amendments TO the Constitution of the State
as proposed by the Legislature of 1861, and
adopted by the Legislature of 1862:
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To Unfortunate FelnaIes-Alast cried l.
poor Maid your skin, tho yellow coarse, and dark
as sin, and pimpled, freskled, sunbuut tanned
spotess can be, understand all such defects are
cured, elope when washed with Jones Chemical
Soap. Your teeth, Your breath, you'll not dispute
when washed with Lafonts Soap Teeth Root white
as the driven snow are made, though yellow. tar
tarcd, dark decayed; and fragrant pare and sweet
your breath. though purid, foul as rotten death;
and that red hair though now Is coarse As any
name or tail of horse. silky and dark twould he
made to live, by Jones Coral Hair Restorative: all
dandruh. scurf would be remoyed-the hair stopp'd
falling and improved. The articles above spoken
of are all We represent them and are sold at rea-
sonable prices, (25 cents) by every respectable
druggist in California.
Agents-Crane \ Brigham, Druggists san Fran
cisco. olqy
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Notice.

EF THE HORSE LEFT AT OUR STABLE BY
L order Of A. L. Wright, Is not called for within
few days. and charges paid on him he will be sold
al apction 70 pay the same
4. H. Connolly & co.
Ohio Stable, 0rQville Arg. 18th, 1862.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUPPLIES FOR COUNTY HOSPITAL.
Sealed Proposals

NILL BEE RECEIVED BY THE BOARD OF
w Supervisors Of Butte County till l. o'clock
on Monday. August 10Th inst, at the Office of the
County Clerk for furnishing Supplies for the County
Hospital of Butte County for three months from
that time. as follows viz:
1000 lbs Flour:
500 " Potatoes:
80 % Crushed Sugar:
200 90 Batter:
100 - China Rice:
Is Sc Green Tea:
30 " Beans:
- " California Hams;
y D." Lard;
80 = c. O. Soap:
30 - Fine salt:
500 - Corn Meal;
200 =. Orleans sugar;
20 = Rio Coffee:
Is 81 Black Tea;
so :. Peas:
. " Adamantine Candles;
50 gals. Boston Syrup;
gross Matches (Pollaek's Germany
The Board propose 10 receive these at the Hospi-
tai a they call for them. with the understanding
that they to be furnished with or less than
the amount named as the wants Of the Hospital may
require.
The Board reserve the right in their discretion to
reject all bids.
Bills to be allowed by the Board Of Supervisors
and paid quarterly in Cash.
All articles furnished to be OF the first quality.
Oroville, Aug. u, 1852. 2t
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PERsovAL.-We received a call from Mr.. Lynch
Of the Plumas Standard, on Sunday. He was look
ing in the robust health that usually attaches to
those favored with residence in the pure atmos-
phere Of our California mountains. Mr.. Lynch was
on his way TO Mono county, where his brother was
recently killed. He has the sympathy of the com
munity in the aflliction which an unfortunate al
tercation has brought upon his family.
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JOINT SENATORIAL CONVENTIONAL Joint
convention Of the delegates from Butte and
Plumas was held here on the 9th inst. after
the Union Democratic convention adjourned,
aud unanimously nominated Richard Irwin for
Senator, who cane iudorsad from the Pl1mas
Democracy.
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NEEDS REPAIRING.-The bridge across the ditch
on Bird street, IS sadly in want of repairs. The
pianks are loose and broken, and serious accident
to some Of the numerous teams travelling that street,
may be avoided by timely repairs.
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ToSsoRIAL.-f YOU want your HAIR CUT in g
manner that becomes you your head SHAAPoogp
with an article that thoroughly removes the dand.
ruff. and stimulates the capillary organs OF the hair
or DELIGHrFrL SHAVE with the Accomplishments
of the purest Hair Oil Cologne Pomades Hair
TONES and Cosmetics: if you want a clean. com
Portable Bath. Warm Bath, Cold Bath shower
Bath, a Salt Bath. a sulphur Bath, or a Perfumea
Bath, call at .FERGUSON'S Hair Cutting Head
quarters, Montgomery street next doorto corner
Myers street. d25tf
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Very respectfully,
Your obd't servant.
j. NJ. VANCE.
BANGOR. Aurust IL 1860

To 4. N. Lyman, Esq, Chairman Democratic
Central Committee, Butte County:
Dear Sir-Believing that can better serve
the cause of genuine Democracy, and the in
terests of my country thereby, hereby re-
spectfully withdraw my name as a candidate
for the Assembly of this State at the next
election.
Our country demands of its citizens, all
manner of honorable sacrifice, in order that
the Government may be restored and main.
tanned, throughout the length and breadth of
our once united, happy and prosperous land,
Notwithstanding the opposition threats of the
Republican party, under that. or any other
name. therefore respectfully withdraw.
Truly yours,
WIN. Billings.
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For TEHAUNTEPEC.-A late Panama letter says:
" B. W. Lott, brother of the late Judge Lott, Of
California, has arrived in the y orthern Light. He
goes to Tehauntepec to succeed his brother in the
Consulate.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-1864, 1862-08-16

FErIr.-We are indebted to our young friend
Joe Kingsley, for a goodly sized box of delicious
peaches. He has depot for the sale of fruit (from
Briggs orchard) on Huntoon street, in the build
ing formerly used As Drug Store, where he is
ever ready TO wait upon visitors. 4 few doors
below is also depot for the sale of fruit from the
orchard OF Mr.. W. Henshaw. Attached to this is
Yankee mill for the manufacture Of cider-pure.
sweet delicious, new cider-a few bottles Of which.
we are more than pleased to learn, our generous
young friend Albert Is putting up for our especial
use and delectatiou. Thank yoa, Albert The
inhibition of 4 few glasses, on our return from an
electioneering tour, viii be extremely grateful to
our parched and dusty threat, and will serve to
renvisorate Us tor renewed efforts in the good old
Democratic cause. The sour bottles Won can send
to our competitors for Legislative honors Their
fountains of bitterness will require to be occasion
ally rcplenished.
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THE CRcUS.-Joe Pentland's equestrian troupe
performed in this town on Wednesday evening last
to a very large and appreciatiye as>emblage. We
say appreciatiye fer everybody and his wife-to
say nothing of Dggers, Greasers and Chnamen-
can appreciate the performances at the horse thea
ire They were good, however; rather better than
those ordinarily witnessed. There were two out.
side shows-oue consisting Of the &c Bearded Lady
her eSaw-ic son, and her husband. the Swiss
Warbler, and the other of a diminutire contrabaud
of the genter sex, about knee high to a grasshop-
per, and young gentleman who lives upon pebbles,
and strs them up occasionally in his stomach by
the Introduction Of an lS-irch sword-all wonders
IN their way, particularly to juvenlity. The lady
with the hirsute appendage, however. is indeed an
object OF interest. Such an extraordinary freak of
nature, and such an extraordinarily beautiful and
exuberapt pair of whi>kers are not met with in
every days peregrination They are the admira-
ton of all romantic Young ladies. and the envy of
all the young gents who are assiduously endeayor-
ing TO cultivate a crop of the same kind.
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OPHIR TOWNSHIP

oror:Ae-Peter Preer, inspector: J. NJ. Clark
james Green. judges.
Cherokee RariRe-J. Clemments inSp..- Smith.
- judges.
Central House-A. H. Jackson. insp.. J. z. GATES
Alex. Kirby, Judges.
GGrde' RGRch-Nltchell. inSp- -.-iud-eS
hcnt's Rdaoh-Henry Bateman insp.. ". HIS
Mr. Kent judreS
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-1864, 1862-08-16

JARED HARD.-Little over year ago, the
FIRST Massachusetts regiment went in gallant
style TO the war with LOO men. 1t has been
10 every battle on the Potomac. The regi-
ment Is reduced by loss in battle to lis men.
Company has but fourteen men left.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-1864, 1862-08-16

JOHN NAPLES, recently from Marysville. was
lately killed at Lewiston by one William Kirby, of
Yreka. He was shot through the cheek and neck.
Kirby has been held to answer.
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NEW York. August lltb.

An unsuccessful attempt was made recently
by the prisoners confined in the Santa Cruz
Jail for general jail delivery, but the scheme
was discovered and the plans frustrated.
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n. BURROUGHS.
r--.--~. To- .-.-i

Why should not every Man. W oman
/And Child who hA> any disease q the system.
1 caused by an impure state Of the blood, have re
Il course to SCOvILLS BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP, the best of al purifiers:
Suffer Nc more We afflicted but restore your health
by using ScovILL'S BLooD AND LGvgR SYByr. 4
It never fails 70 proiace beneficial effects.
REDINGToN L co, Agents. J
Als and us Front street. san Francisco.
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n. D. Plum, Secretary.

SUPERVISOR 4rH DISTMCr.--At meeting of the
citizens of Rock Greek and Missouri Bend, held at
y. A. Small's, August 18th. 1862 for the purpose
of selecting candidate for the Office of Supervisor,
to be voted for at the next general election, J. N.
Speigle was elected Chairman of said meeting, and
A. A. Small Secretary. At said meeting it was
moved and seconded, and unanimously carried that
II. F. Yokum be the peoples candidate for the
ofice Of Supervisor at the general election in Sep
TENDER next.
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BEAR kILLISG.-A. J. Mothersead and
feteT Nolt, of Russian River township, killed
tour bears "a cinnamon and two cubs, and a
black bear, and two deer, and caught a fine
mess OF mountain trout; all of which was &C.
compilshed in one day and and q half, las.
week, IN the vicinity Of Noun, ST. Helena.
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Correspondents.


HAMILTON, August II, 1862
Cottaty Central Commlree, Union Democracy.
Butte County:
Gentlemen - After consultation with nv
friends, and with view to advance the inte-
rests OF the Democracy, struggling to perpetu-
ate the glorious Constitution and the Union.
have concluded TO withdraw nv name from the
canvass for the Assembly. believing my mo-
tives will be duly appreciated BY all true
Democrats.
Very respectfully.
JOHN BEALL.
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Election Proclamation.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
NoTIcE is hereby given, that a General
Election is to be held on
Wednesday, the Third day of
September next.

throughout the State, at which the following
Officers are to be Elected and at which, the
Amendments to the Constitution of the State,
as proposed by the Legislature of 1861, and
adopted by the Legislature of 1862, are to be
approved or rejected in the manner and form
prescribed herein
State Superintendent of Public In
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re- There are only fro sides to the question.
Ecery man mast Be for the United States on
aiust it, There can be no nerftrals in this trar,
ONLY PArRIors-oR TRAlroRs.-S. 4. Douglas
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SUPERVISOR 2ND DIsrRIcT.-A a meeting of the
delegates in the " Union Democratic Convention, =
from Supervisor District No. ,, W. Triton was
chosen Chairman, and y. D. Plum Secretary. On
motion George Person was unanimously nominated
for Supervisor Of said District.
W. URToY, Chairman,
n
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persons whose names are severalIv thereto an
pended are hereby appointed INSPECTORS and
judges Of said Election in said Precincts. to
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-1864, 1862-08-16
ATTENTION: SIR KNIGHTS

The Oroville Commandery Of Knights Templar
Nos, viii assemble At Masonic Han. on the second
and fourth Wednesday of each month. Sin Knights
from abroad are invited 10 attend whenever con-
venient. THO'S GALLON, Com.
ARTHUR McDERMorr, Recorder.
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ing stringent orders in regard to drafting for
the Union army;
WASHINGTON, August Sth
The War Department has ordered First
By direction of the President, that no citizen
liable to be drafted into the militia shall be al
lowed to go to a foreign country. All Mar
shalS, military officers and police authorities
especially at points on the United States sea
board and frontier, are authorized and directed
to arrest and detain any person or persons in
violation of this order.
Secondary person liable to draft who
shall absent himself from his county or State
before such draft shall be made, will be ar
rested wherever found within the jurisdiction
OF the United States, and conveyed to the
nearest military post or depot, and placed on
military duty for the term OF the draft
Third-The writ of habeas corpus is hereby
suspended in respect to all persons so arrested
and detained, and in respect to all persons ar
rested for disloyal practices.
And these orders have the following effect
on California emigration
NEW York. August l1th.
In consequence of a strict order received to-
day, Provost Marshal Kennedy prohibited
passengers from going out in the California
steamer, and she has been detained
This cuts of all emigration by ocean com
munication until drafting time is over. Cali
fornia is liable at any moment 10 be called
upon for her quota, upon any emergency by
order Of the War Department, she was not
! in ~ III -.
heartily respond TO the call.
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BIDWELL TOWNSHIP

BldtcsA-A. L. Chamberlain, insp.. J. Hida. Geo.
Berry Creek-David johnson, insp.. H. Hakes.
z. Gooddeil judges.
Mountain House.. $ RuggleS, inz'.. W. Triton.
- Joid judges.
Pearine-wm. Taylor, insp-, J. Ryder. - Whip,
pie, judges.
MOUNTAIN SPRING TOWNSHIP.
Strin gtotrr,-J. W wcodman, insp., B. Crandau
- Dickinson. judges
EHte5prise-R TayIer, inSp- J Curley. + VII
cox judges.
NoOre:oscn Moore. insp., D Owens. VIM
Humphry. judges.
L'aapkin-G p Cleveland, insp., Orin Champaign,
+ Z Foster judges.
Coaeo,c Tallsy-John Fass, insp n Phelan. T L
Turner. judges.
Mountain Spring Houss-H c Rogers. iasp.. F
Brooks, Insraham. judges.
-4aaeyican Bar-C 0 Meigs, insp 5 Iauver. y
Smith, judges
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AGRICULTURAL PAPER.-Mr VIM Thomp-
sou, an able and well known agricultural wri-
ter, proposes TO commence the publication of q
new agricultural paper in this State
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/Every Hou>ekeePer Experiences how
/didicuit !. Is 70 make good bread, and We there
4 fore take pleasure in calling attention 70 the
i fact that TO insure uniformity light, sweet and
nutritious bread 1t is only necessary to use RED
INGTON 4 cos YEAST POWDER. In every 4
respect it eXcels all similar preparations ever
offered to the public. SEQ the Advertisement in J
another column.
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Very respectfully,
JOHN BEALL.
COMMITTEES RooNs,


Aug Il, 1862
At a meeting Of the county central commit
tee of the Union Democracy for Butte county.
this day held, the resignation of John BeaiI.
ESQ, candidate for the Assembly. was accept
ed. John N. Vance was then nominated to
Eli the vacancy. james Chapman was nomi
mated for Public Administrator. Tie nomua.
ton for County Surveyor was postponed until
the next meeting. The letter of acceptance
from Mr.. Vance, was received, found satisfac-
tors, and ordered published.
A true statement from the minutes.
L. c. GRANGER, Chairman.
SAN. C. DESsOS, Secretary.
ORovMLE, August II. 1862
L. c. Granger, Esq, Chairman of Un{on
Democratic County Central Commtiee-Sir -;
In accepting the nomination from the commit
tee over which you preside, permit me 10 saw
that | heartily indorse and subscribe to the
resolutions adopted by the convention held bv
the Union Democrats, in Oroville. on the 9th
inst, believing that they set forth true Demo
cratic doctrine-altogethe consistent with the
principles upon which the Constitution must
be maintained as it is, and the Union as il
was" Thanking you and the committee for
the honor conferred and the confidence reDosed
in me, am.
Very respectfully,
Your obd't servant.
j. NJ. VANCE.
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ADMISSION DAY.-The Society of California
Pioneers, San Francisco, at a meeting Mon
day night, decided 10 celebrate the 9th of Sep
TENDER next-the anniversary of CALIFORNIA;
birth into the great family Of Siates-wi'h a
poem, grafton, etc.
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TOR FANAM RIA

Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to
Aspinwan by the Panama Railroad Company, and
from Aspinwall to New York by the Atlantic and
Pacific Steamship Company.
FORBES & BABCOCK,
Corner Of Sacramento and LeidsdorF Sts,
san Francisco.
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SHASTA CoUNrr.-The Democracy of Shas-
ia held county convention on Tuesday last,
and nominated J. s. Piizer as their candidate
for the Assembly.
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MAIL S. S. co.

a3IESEs The FOLLOWING STEAM - =
SHIPS viii be despatched in the month OF August
1852:
UNCLE SAM, Capt. r. II. Horner ....... August
GOLDEN AGE, Capt. Baby. $500. August II
SONORA, Capt. observation-disclosures. August 81
From Folsom street Wharf. at Q o'clock IN.
pun.tuallv.
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COR NJ

Amendments TO Article four a of the Con
stitution, Yes y
Amendments to Article four a. of the Con-
stitution, No"
Amendments to Article five (5) of the Con
stitution, Y es y
Amendments to Article five o. of the Con
stitution, No"
Amendments to Article six (6) of the Con
stitution, Yes :"
Amendments to Article six (6) of the Con-
stitution, 4" No"
Amendments to Article nine (9) of the Con-
stitution, Yes -
Amendments to Article nine 10y of the Con-
stitution, No"
Given under my hand with the Great Seal
of the State of California affixed, this the
twenty-nnth day of May, \. D, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-two
LELAND STANFORD
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THE Republican fusion convention in Orc
viii nominate one Republican and Breckin-
ridge stumper, and call themselves Union. 4
fellow in New Orleans claimed pay from the
Government Of the United States. for work
done on the rebel ram Manassas.
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Hon. MuTox S. LATHAM will address the
citizens of Oroville on Tuesday evening next.
THE balance in the State Treasury the 9th Of
August was sI44 "a %.
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DRowSED.-A little daughter of Peyton
Smith, of Potter Valley, Mendocino county,
was found drowned in the river, on Monday
last
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MARRIED.

In 0roville, on the sth inst, by Rev. A. Hobart,
Mr.. ASA c. MITCHELL, of Ell Dorado County, to
Mrs.. AMANDA N. YORK.
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SEVERAL of the fusion papers of the State
have claimed Mat. Howell, the fusion nominee
for Assembly in Plumas county, as a former
Democrat Such is not the fact. Mr.. Howell
has been Republican ever since that party
had existence in Plumas county, and has been
a member of their county committee Such
Misrepresentation may be eminently character
istic but the people have yet to witness the
benefit of it.
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MOUNTAIN SPRING TOWN
ORC TOWNSHIP.

Forbssto,rn-N D Plum. insp., Robert Galager
R Chapel. judges.
ORC LstcG-J D Warden. inSp.. Thos Stowell
- Adams. judges.
lfooreriile-S L Delano, insp., Van Orden, Chas
Noble, judges.
Eronsrlie-H A Woodruff, insp. VIM Cartright
Geo pier>an iudceS.
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THIS interest of Bidwell in the steamer Ban
ner has recently been purchased by ?. B.
Reading. 1t is the design Of the new proprie-
tor to run the Banner from San Francisco to
Latoua, the new town above Red Bluffs, to
carry the Shasta trade. Captain Pierce re-
tains bis interest in and command Of the boat.