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The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-06
The Democracy United and Aroused.

From all portions of the State-every noun
tain, plain, valley and raFine-comes the
cheering intelligence that the Democracy and
conservative element, which is one and inii-
visible. is not only thoroughly united. bat
aroused and enthusiastically engaged in the
effort to restore the Union. BY hurling from
power the fanatics who have not only been
mainly instrumental in its disruption. but are
trampling upon the Federal Constitution and
the inalenable rights of the people. and ed
deavoring to fasten upon them a military des-
potism- Clubs are being everywhere formed,
and the resolutions adopted by them, with
which our State exchanges are flled, breathe
nothing but the most devoted spirit of loyalty
not that bastard loyalty to Abraham Lineoln's
Administration, of which the AbolitioDists
prate so much-but loyalty 10 the Union, the
Federal Constitution and individual rights
the same spirit that ac-uated the patriots Of
&c, of '9S, and other important subsequent
periods in our political history. They feel
and know that those great battles are to be
fought over again-that their liberties are en-
dangered- right nobly are they coming to
the rescue. This state of feeling and action
ere 10 very marked contrast TO that exhibited
last year. when there was an utter want OF
harmony of action at least. and q consequent
lukewarmness, which is ever the harbinger of
defeat. Now, the scene presents an entirely
different aspect. For division, we have unity
for lukewarmuess, zeal for indifference, enthu-
siasm. In the language Of the Placerville
Democrat, never have they (the people, ex-
hibted more determined front-a more in
flexible resolution to conquer-a more exalted
Enthusiastically sacrificing their prejudi-
ces and preferences, their party distinction and
standing, for the salvation Of their country"
With such state of things, the prospects Of
the Democracy are indeed cheering. Success
is within their reach, and is morally certain.
The fears Of our opponents, the Abolition dis
unionists, are apparent in their unoeasng ef-
FORTS first, TO prevent union Of the Democra-
cy and the conservative element of the State,
and, now, in endeavoring to foment dissension
and dscord among its united members Such
efforts, however, will be of no avail. The fat
has gone forth for the redemption of Califor-
MA from Abolition misrule. Money-Federal
money-raised from the Office holders, or contri-
buied, perhaps, from the secret service fund
State aud Federal-will doubtless be used un-
sparingy Falsehood, intimidation, threats
and every species of political juggling will be
resored to in aid of their tottering cause but
the voice of the people will be heard-their
will will prevail,-and September will see
California taking her place by the side of her
sister Democratic States OF New York, Penn
sylvania, Ohio, Illinois, and other States Of
the North. Faugh ballagh.
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MusS IN THE CAMP.-Thc Abolition Jaco-
bius of Sacramento county held their Conven-
ton on Wednesday last, for the selection of
delegates to the State Convention. The
friends of F. f. Low having succeeded by a
vote Of 53 to 81, in passing resolution in-
straeling the delegates TO support that gentle
nau for Governor, several Of Stanford friends
vilhrcw from the Convention, IN high dndseon
and huge disgust The local of the Sacra.
monto Republican gives the following version
If subsequent events:
\ resolution having been adopted that
delegates present cast the votes of ab>eniCoS in
their districts. the convention adj urncd till 10
O'Clock this morning The mutton heads -
by which name the SecederS are known-met
subsequently at the house Of Engine Co. No.
,, on Eighth street. and organized By the cleo.
iion of Dr. Charles Dancomba as Chairman.
and Israel Lace as Secretary. They adjourn.
cd to meet at eight O'Clock this tThur>dayl
evening. in the Assembly Chamber - stands
the 6sht. The great Uuion party is beside
itself; the one side calls the other copper
heads and the other the other thieves. The
mutton heads (SlaaioTjiieSl 20 in evidently,
for rule or ruia- bll it Is 4 sort OF skunk and
rattlesnaSe fight as to the result of which
Democrats are wholly Indifferent. According
to indications it vii prove Kilkenny cat
fight affair. Go it, -
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CALIFORNIA CoPPgR SMELLING WoRKs.-The
original Board of Trustees of this company,
namely, r J. Nandewarter. r. NJ. JeSsup, J.
y. Beers. W. II. Keith and W 5. DEMO, have
been re elected. Smelling viii be commenced
so soon as negotiations now on foat with 4
number Of copper mining companies are com
p'eted for securing a permanent supply Of ores.
These works are located near the confluence of
tie Sac-amento and san JoaQuin rivers.
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The Two Ngv SAN AyDRRAs PARERs.-
The first number Of the Caaveras Times,
published at San Andreas. has come to hand.
It Is published By Mr. L. NJ. Shrack and
edited by \. C. RusssL Esq The ability
ard Democratic soundness OF this gentleman
are too we'll kunwn TO require notice.
The San Andreas Register is published by
NessJs Hin & Tiel, and edited by J. G.
Severance. ESQ. The paper * styled g i1de-
pendent" which title has always been opposed
to the Democratic party. 1t appeals TO the
Union party for support. The independent
dodge was long since played out. Both papers
are published on Saturdays
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GLAD TO HEAR lr.-It is reported that ex
Governor Weller. one of the old wheelhorses
of Democracy, is about to take the stump, in
favor it is scarcely necessary TO say. Of the
preservation of the Constitution and the rights
of the people, and the restoration Of the Union
NEGRo EoUALIry.-rhe Pacific Appeal the
newspaper conducted By colored gemmea, pro.
posed that The contrabaad element Of San
Francisco should join their white brethren in
celebrating the approaching 4lh Of July. The
Gail doesn't exactly like the arrangement-
thinks that the darkies should rest satisfied for
the present with what has already been done
for them, and that the time has not yet arrived
for a full communion. That result will ensue.
just in proportion to The success of the aboIi-
tion LeaguerS"
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0roville Democratic Club.

There will be meeting of the Oroville
Democratic Club on TUESDAY EVENING NExr,
June 9th, at the Court House. The meeting
is designed principally for business purposes.
though a full attendance is desirable.
By Order of the President
A. ~ WYN>N. Secretary.
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\. y. WYNAN, Secretary.

QrARrERLY NESTING. A quarterly meeting
for the Feather River Clrcuil Of the Me ho,liSt
E. Church South. will be held at the School
House near the Central House, to-day and
TOMORROW.
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REcRUirs FOR THE LEsG.'-It IS said ;ha,
The Golden Age brought 10 our shore. on her
last trip, about one hunered and Fifty New
York and Boston thieves.
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TINS Republican leaders. says the Sacramen-
10 Republican, don't want any Democratic
States to remain in the Union. They are ac-
cordinsly dong iheis bes; TO drive Indiana out,
pretending that tie Copperhoads are sche-
ming to do so.
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New SIDE WHEEL SrEANEa.-rhe new low
pressure. SIDE wheel steamer recently bai|t at
Steamboat Point, San Francisco. was TO have
been launched on Saturday evening. The
Bulletin says: The steamer has been built
by Mr.. Owens and IS intended to be used ci-
ther as an outside coast boat OF to run to Sac
ramento, as may be desired. Her siz- is about
that Of the Sacramento Her carpenter :
measurement is estimated at $40 tons burden.
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TRY AGAIN The shodjy abolition papers
have propensity for doiog very dirty j4iass
A lake in the mountains has been named for
many years in honor Of a gentleman WHO ar-
rived in this city in 1S49, with his family, aud
who has always been one ct our best cilizsns.
He was Governor Of the State four years and
would have been two years longer had Dot tie
miserable kaow Nothing Uuion Leagne de-
feated him. Some of these journals have at
tempted for the last ten years TO get the name
of the lake changed to the cid Digger t.tla.
Al one time. because Governor 3 slcr was a9t
a Wing; at another, because he was not q
Know Nothing; and now. because lie is not
an abolition traitor to the Constitution. The
shoddys have had poor luck thus far il this
manly and courteous business.
Sacramento Republican.
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FOR SALE!

EyAyERN STAND. on REASONABLE TERMS
z comprising House, Barns, Warehouses six
acres Garden, with Apple Trees, $50 acres under
fence &c The above Stand is located on the direct
road from 0roville to Humbug Valley Round Va>
ley. Honey Lake, and the Humboldt Mines and in
q good mining district. 80 miles from Oroville.
GEORGE LOVELOCK.
ay2 Proprietor
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tbs Branch Mint coined last month s. POO.
99e. Of which amount $4,000 was 10 silver.
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tbs Monterey Union hoists the name Of
John J. nowney as its candidate for Governor.
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4 LOT Of Wild horses were sold At Stockton,
on Saturday, at from SO 10 $50 each.
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/Why should not every Man, W oman
/and Child who has any disease CT the system,
1 caused by an impure state Of the blood, have
4 course to SC0yILL'S BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP, the best of all purifiers?
Snticr no more ye afflicted bat restore your health
hy using ScovILL'S Blood AND LIVER SYRrr. I
1t never fails to produce beneficial effects.
REDINGTON & CO., Agents,
4I6 and 4lS Front street, San Francisco. 4
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UNION LEAGUES We are informed that
this organization os;ensibly got up for political
purposes, has in this city aud county genera
ted into a system of intercourse in business
and social relations The members of the league,
it is reported, will not go into an eating house.
or a saloon or d. business in store where
the grip and the c0nute7sign of membership
cannot be given. it was DIR. johnson, We
believe, who said that " patriotism is the last
refugee Of a scoundrel :" and we think lis re-
mark is very applicable TO some Of the foaming
patriots who polIute the atmosphere Of this
community and are trying to sow the seeds Of
social discord among us.-f fSan Jose Tribune.
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DIED.

At Thompson's Flat. June 9Th. THOMAS 3. Val
KEE. of the finn Of Walker & Wilson, Of Marysyil,e
aged - years.
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Ferry Notice.

ya,HE SUBSCRIBER WILL APPLY To THE
q Board of Supervisors at their next regular
meeting, for a renewal Of his License To keep and
run ferry across Feather river near Oroyille.
II. B. LATHR0p.
0rovlle June 9th. IS63
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Assignee's Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER MADE BY THE
; ? Hon Comfy Coart in and for Butte County
and State of Cai1 1raia. on the l,h day of June 4.
p. l~pf. ia the case Of Charles Eader v~. His Cred
,ors directing sale OF one frame building Situated
in Nrrjown. County ol Butte and State OF Cali.oT-
mia, trnating 1n tAe Main street o said town, run
ming ja X SD feet. more or less. and adjoining on
re lower side the hotel known as the "Pioucer Io-
tel, and On the upper side the property kuova as
the " DaCtawa Brewery" Together with al ana
-.agular Size tenemeutS. uereditamoBts and aQpur-
,egance5 thcreauto belonging or in auywj-e apper-
taian-. Also, the Book Accounts ot said nS1Iyeut.
Notice IS hereby given. that wiu
On MONDAY, the 29th day of June.
\. -. l-83 Al O'Clock PM. at the Court House
daor in said County and State eNpase said property
iar sale at pUoiic agel0a 10 the highest bidder Tor
cash.
". q. MIDDLETON,
Sheriff and Assignee.
Orovi.le. oh June, \. p. ls63.
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Is BRAG TIE Best DoG.-The following
pronuncamento was issued by Hooker, on the
Both ult, after he had crossed the Rappahan-
mock:
Headquarters ARMY OF THE PoroNAC,
Near Falmouth, Va, April 30, 1868
1t is with heartfelt satisfaction that the
General Commanding announces TO the army
that the operations of the last three days have
determined that our enemy must ingoriously
fly. or come ont from behind their defences and
gice us battle on our o1cn ground, where certain
destruction awaits him. The operations of the
Fifth, Eleventh and Twelfth Corps have been
a series of splendid successes.
By command of Majo General Hooker.
5. WILLIAMS Adjutant-G General.
-Four days after Issuing the above he was in
ingloTious retreat. Hooker testified that the
=" incompetency of the commander lost the
Peninsula campaign. What lost the campaign
against Fredericksburg Incompeiency "
again or bombas, ? or both us. f Call.
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Sh0rif's S Sale.


EDT VIRTUE OF 4 DECRETAL ORDER OF
> safe issued ont Of the District Cont of the
Fifteenth Judicial District. in and for the Coantv
af Butte and State of California under the seal
thereof, In the cause of :. A. Fouk p. u. Kelly
p. Mu!Vhy and Mitheal DouGheriy, t. me directed
and delivered commanding me to sell the mort
-aGed premises mentioned in said order 70 which
re.ereace being had mere fully appears have levi
ed upon aad VIII expose a public sale To the hishcSt
bidder .1r cash,
On TUESDAY, the 30th day Of June,
\. D. 1865. at O'Clock P. ". cf said day. at the
Cosrt House door, in said County~ail the right.
title and interest of said defendants in and to a
certain piece or parcel o. land lying and situated
in Oregon Township. Butie County. state OF Cali
l'rnia known as kelly & Co.'S Ranch, and bonn
del on the north by Pence.s Ranch: on the east by
Channels Ranch and the Table Mountain; on the
seath hy DaEF IL SWeeny~ Ranches, and on the
west hy Moore 4 McDdneiS Ranch: cautainiuE
Fifteen Hu4d.cl acres of la~d. mare or less, to-
ro,aer with al and singular the teaements. here
citanents, franchises. rights PRIV eyes. rents and
profits, and appuItenlnces thereuuto belonging or
in anywise appeltaininc; and that | Will sell the
same in The following order. to wit:
first-The following three quarter sections, to
wlt that portion joining the lands of NJ. Pence and
others on the south and known as Kelly & Murphy
Ranch. and bounded and described as follows, to
wit: commencing at q stake at the northeast cor
ner running thence half a nile south: thence one
fourth of mile west; thence half a mile south:
thence three-fourths of a mile west: thence half
mile north; thence one!ourth of a mile east; thence
half a mile north; thence three fourths of a mile
east to the place of beginning; together with all
and singular the tenements. hereitaments and ap-
partenauces thcreunt9 belonging or in any wise
appertainiaT.
Seaopd-The residue Of the aforesaid Fifteen
Hundred acres o. land together with all and singh
lr the ieuements. hcreditamclts and appultenan-
theseunt1 belonging or in anYwise appeEtainins.
Orov.le, 18th JGHe j. D. lS53
". O.MIDDLETON,
Sheriff Of Butte County.
BY HAE,fEN BAY. Under Sheriff.
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TIE exports Of treasure foE san Francisco,
during the month Of May. were SS.333s34-
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AN employee in the Mint at San Francisco,
charged with stealing gold chips, or any other
sort of gold that be could find about the es-
tablishmeHt. has been discharged on the as
sumption that the " legal evidence was not
sufficient TO convict him." Had be been a
copperbead Congressman or editor. charged
with denouncing the corruption of the " Gov
ernment," Jas our Republican friends call the
powers at Washington. be would have been
convicted and punished as a traitor. without
Gny evidence. legal or other. 1t was lucky for
the employee that he was only purloiner of
pubic treasure instead of a political offender.
San AndTeas Times.
\ IMAM from the country" came to town on
Monday last-got full of bad whisky-hurrah-
ed for JET. Davis, and was generally boisterous.
He was locked up in Jail for safe keeping till
he got sober. That's right, and if some of our
officials had acted as promptly a week or two
since in the case of two fellows who amused
themselves in cursirg copperheads " in all the
vile language of al ancient fsh-woman, and in
using the grossest obscene and profane phrases
TO establish their peculiar stripe of loyalty. il
would have looked better than listening and
laughing over it Marlposa Free Press
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% Tssrs are only fro sides TO TIE qaisstioa
Ersrs n N must be for fAe United States o.
q ;riRs. Il. There ran be nsufrGis in this trar
OxLy ParRIors-oR TRAIToEs.-.S. 4. Douglas.
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JOsephine Gamer M!ning 90.

At \ MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES or
"a the Josephine Gold, Silver and Copper Min
ing Company held May 18th le63. an Assessment
of Six Gents per Foot was levied upon each an.
every foot OF the Company, payable on or before
the 18th of June. to the Secretary. All deinqueat-
will be sold according to law.
BY order of the Board OF Trustees.
D. N. BISHOP, Sec'y.
June 9th 1SG3
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Schools! SchOOls!!

A Ii PERSONS DESTROYS OF BECOMING
n Teachers in BHttecounty. are hereby informed
that a Public Examination will take place in the
School Room in 0roviile. on Saturday, June 18th
ls63. 10 commence at Nine O'clock 4. N. The
Trustees Of the several School Districts are in yed
70 attend the examination
n BIN pursuance Of the provisions Of the late
Law no person can draw money from the treasury
without first taking the Oath Of Allegiance 10 the
L. > Government. s. B. 0SBOURN.
m23t3 Sup't Public Schools Butte County.
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j. w. BUFFUM President
Democratic papers throughout the State
please copy
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-06
a good accoant Of Itself II
: election.
. &c. UNION.
following items from the Chico
The approaching eIectlon.
Yours, &c,
UNION.

We cory the following items from the Chico
Index:
A boy named Ackley residing on Butte
creek, met with serious accident while ont
hunting on Saturday last. He bad left his
gun leaning against stump and on approach
ing to take il up. the piece fell to the ground,
and the hammer striking rock the load went
off shattering his leg between the knee and
ankle in such manner as 10 render amputa-
ton necessary. The boy IS doing we'll.
Mr.. Smith. Of DimondvilIe. has left on our
table a fine specimen Of qUartz, which be says
is rich in gold silver and copper. The lode IS
situated about 20 miles from this place, on
Big Butte, and is said 10 be extensive. Seve-
raj claims have been taken up all Of which
are owned by residents Of this township.
\ man named Chapman died sudlenly near
this place on Tuesday last, while on his way
to Humboldt.
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Dogtown Democratic Club.
DoGrowx, June 2d. 1863.

DoGTowy, June 2d. 1868.
Editor Butte Record -
On last Saturday evening the Democratic
cub of Dogtown held It's second meeting.
Aher some preliminary business John :. Berry,
Of yo1r place, addressed the club Fer ihree
hours Mr.. Berry held the attention Of the
audieuce. He showed M the abolition party
Of the country. proving TO The mind Of every
true lover Of his country. that tie dogmas
advocated by that party are sab7ersire Of the
great fundamental principles that underlie tie
struc;are Of cur Government Alter Mr.
Berry got through John Lambert, Esq, being
called upon, responded briefly to the call. and
the meeting adjourned with three rousing cheers
for the Constitution and tie Union. The clab
in this Place already numbers seventy-eisht
names, aud the roil Is increasing. Iadsei, peo-
pie everywhere seem 10 be arousiug to the
fact that their Liberty aad The form Of gov
erument handed down by the fathers, arc IL
imminent danger Of being overthrowa. This
place will give a good aeeouut Of itself in
the approaching election.
L
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-20
GEN ewAL NEWS.


Gold At Richmond il quoted from
500 to 900 per cent premium for icon
fsderste" currency.
Gen. Meagber will shortly leave for
France, whcr, he expects to meet his
aged father.
A large painting Of The late General
Lyon 10 TO be hung 10 tho State Hall vt
jefferson City, Mo. II will cost 81 1000.
Audubon's collection Of the birds Of
Americ. has been purchased by the New
York Historical socie,y for the sum Of
"a $50.
Seventeen thousand unaudted claims
are IN file the tho Second Auditors
office at Washington, and the Bnre.u -
more than = year behind in lts basiness.
This is the diet to which the rebel
Wick .burg'ans are reduced: SHELF,
scrambled, for breakfast grape, undis.il.
ed, for dinner hot shot lor tea.
A delegation OF members of Manhst-
tan Engine Company No, 8, Of New
York, are about 10 proceed to London,
to compete at q great tournament OF
steam fire engines, which will be held in
that CITY on the first OF July.
The Utica Telegraph positively as
serts that the news; aper monopoly
which has so long existed in the Army
Of the Potomac, has been encouraged by
Hooker ard c joyod by Wilkes, the
sporting man, and one 1oncey Of New
York
There is nothin Ike mailing a theory
with An illustration. Old DR.. Pearson,
Of London, IN lecturlng upon ire etoln.
sch, observed that t 70 orr an had 20
power over substances induced with vi
,a!ity, aud thai this CIR umst.nce aceoun'
ted Tor the fact OF he prophet Jonah
having renamed nndigested in the stoD
aoh If the whale for three days aud
three nrghts.
REnA,ss or Gl0AsrIc ANNALS Dis
cnvsRspI lcE Russian gsolo- ista
are maxi g preparation. to promote
the tu. thsr discovery Of corgeaied re-
~ aims vi MANN 9th ANIMALS in Sibsri.
Il 9 stated that during the last two
Centuries at least 10000 mammoths
and prof. ably twice OF thrice that num-
her, have been washed out OF the Il I
and soil in which they were Embedded
by he action OF spring floods. The
tusks onl. have been r e.e1yed, tor their
commercial vslue 10 ivory. An effor'
i. nov beng made for the discovery and
preservation of one Of these csrcasses a,
periec, and entire As possible, n it II
considered that microscopic investiga-
ton OF the contents Of the stomach might
throw q powerful ligh on los, Of geo
logical and phi, siolog,csl prohlems.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-20
NOssMfscy 0Ma Pensions.
JAM ES r. LANE

Is NOW PREPARED TO COLLECT ALL
i claims for bounsies and Pensions.
BOunties.
SoLprRss. discharged in Consequence Of wounds
received IN battl,, or who have served two year.
re emitted TO 800 bounty.
Pensions.
l. laraiid Soldiers 'sabled since March 9TH,
1851, 10 the army or navy.
3 W.d~os Of soldiers dying Of wounds 70.
ccv d, or OF disease contracted in the mill larry
or naval service.
g. Children undor l6 years Of such deceased
5 ldiers. II there is no widow surviving, OF from
the time OF she widow ren.srr,age.
4. HDtkefs ~ho have no husbands living 81
soldiers deceased ~ above. provided tho latter
have left no widow, nor children under Is years
and tho mother wss dspsnds.t in whole or in
part upon tho Dc seAssd for support.
5. i.s.,rs. under l6 years, o, such deceased
soldiers. dependent on them tor support, provioe .,
there are no rightful claimants OF either OF Ii
three last preceding clsssse.
- Also collects Back Pay.
Apply Ito JAMES T. LANE.
Office south least corner Brady and "a streets.
Davenport. April .. 1868 dsn.