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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24
P0sE-0sFleE TlMs.IAsLL.
1888 .gUNNER ARRANGEAEHF 1855
DE FOB THE
Arrival and Closing Of Mails
CLAW AT THE .Ht7r
CLEVELAND POST oFFIOR,
asi. i5ii.s oS.s :. 's4lai obs bour hstor ssp.urs

SE-EIaIls viii Be opened and ready for delivery
lour after arrival of train1-
S5-An Mails close one hour before departure
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives e i45 NJ Lao 4s56P n.
Eastern Way arrives at 9:55 A. N.
Western Through arrives a. $50 NJ, and SIS r. n.
Western Way arrives at 90 p II.
3anduskY Way arrives 81 9.25 A. n.
0incnnat hFouzh arrives - 9;l5 A. NJ 1.i5 p. H.
do Way arrives At g-35 r N.
Pittsburgh Through arrives At 9.l5 P. 4.
do bay arrive1 ct % A III.
aahonins SaJ arrives AZ coop II.
hedinay " ~ arrives at 4s9efP n.
ROekport, ko., arrives Tuesdays, IhnEldAyn md eaf
urday5 at u II. -LI
atop. III.
sharon enter Granger North ROyaIton, a., arfivss
Mondays ard Fridays at 5 P. n.
Warrensv willie arrives daily 81 lB:l5 A. n.
East UieTaland and Encid arrives daily at A. -.
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HoWBR 3 HIGBEl

AO w 1h q 6AG o470
To make the CLOAK DEPARTMgHT one OF the
leading fsIturea Of their eatablishment, and
SECOND 60 none An Cleveland
HsviDasugsEsd tn services Of MHE. AIExAIDEA,
An occsmpl shed and expar enced u Ak ana DIsss
MsksT,7 isisly fl nE Frsponsible position IN me
New York kstabIishmen' OF Maeame Demorest. they
fsel fnI comp tent secure the continuance ana
growth Of
s. TIE FIRST GLASS TRADE,
which they already snjry and 70 pledge themselves to
IL ca tiQatisn by sTerY Legitimate enort. a5
kHr. AK SNpEs has n Gently visited Europe and
ma eairangsunru &c have the newest aRd best pat
fgrtH from thence b r., % the Bh lrtest time
By tbs emDioymsnt of Ladies Of ability and exeer1'
enco in their 1I a.-f a- .---.---
Manufacturing Department,
Hover Hiebse hope to give satisfaction TO al who
may favor them with criaTB- Th.tr sAiesro N Will
be Kept repisie Wlh al the nofesl OF the season IN
CLOAKS, GLOAKIAGS d TRlMhlHGS,
And Garmsnts Made to Order
ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE,
9ss knperfor-st. 9ss.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHlSaTox, September 2

WASHINGTON, September p.
Times special:
tmay be considered finally settled that
there willbe no draft in Ohio. 1t is stated
there is deficiency Of 5000 men only,
which will be readily made up by volun-
teer enlistments, under the ample bounties
the Provost Marshal General is about to
offer o..-hf
The flag Of truce boat, which left Fort
Monroe on Saturday for City Point, has
not been heard from since. 1t is believed
the rebel authorities have detained her, to
prevent the officers Of the Sanitary Com
mission, who have been prisoners in Rich
mond, and we're on their return, giving in
formation regarding rebel movements.
Worlds special: ..r - i
General Halleck has given orders for
the Army Of the Potomac to move forward.
The situation on the Rapidsn has under
gone no material change on either side.
The enemy is understood to be fOrtifying
the approaches to Orange 9. H. and Cor
donsville. .2a
Lees whole army, it is estimated, is now
composed of A. P. and D. Il. Hills corps,
the latter evaeuatiBg Richmond lately to
E6luEQEC6 AeGs 1u4 4gON NthAoAOA VI ASAh-
streets corps, with StuSrts cavalry, max
ing an aggregate of 10000 men.
NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES.
FoKT MONROE September %.
The Richmond Dispatch has the follow
ing, dated Chiosmanga, September 10th I;
After two days hard fighting we have
driven the enemy, after desperate resist
anee, from several POSITIONS but be still
oonfronts us. ~ -
The loss is heavy on both sides, sspeci.
allV officers. ~
We have taken 20 cannon and $500
prisoners.
rSigned] BRA&fON BRAGG.
ROseersns has been heavily reinforced
from Grants army.
The Confederate Government has effect
ed loan Of one hundred millien franc!
from parties in France, based on eottor
in9W IN this country. II
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W15aIEoFoS, D. C.,
January ian 1861

Kitfidgs & Co., Gaeianaa Ohio;
GszTs "A friend Of mine, member Of
the House. desires to purchase seVenty-hVe
or mere MInie musksts Of the same kind
yOu furnished Colonel King OF Day ton for
tia ZSaave 6uanda, and ct the same price,
g. II you can furnish seventy-hve, Or
per taPs good many more, send me one hers
by express as 3 sample, at once.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

That ValIandigham and Oihsr Northern
traitors we're we'll sWsrsof ths conspiracy
Wh,ob was 70 rtseit in open rebellion on
The Inauguration of Mr. Lincoln, admits Of
no doubt. They were in the secret, A
letter, written by Ysllandigham has come
70 light, BY which it appesrs he acted a.
agent to procure arms for the rebel con
spirators. Here is the letter.
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FLOUR &eEED.

ELOUR / FEOURIl FLOURlli
-slour aud Feed Dsa'erl Country DealsEl md
ohers IN Taut Of Ulour vii dnd, at our v Ers1ou1,
3 go0d IToeH which VII sill In lots q saii, g
THATUHERs GARDEER, BuRT COr
.a-tS1 IA and y Harufn-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27

deemed sufficient to bring into action. He placed
this battery so that he could harass the enemy on his
rig t and left gave Signals to the gunboa's in Stone
River aud the creek to open fire. and then advanced
along his whole line. The fire from the gunboats in
the Rebel right and left and the bold charge of the
54th Mass lcolored) were so severe that the whole
Rebel line fell back, broke and finally retrcated in
disorder through Secessiopvile and behind the
strong batteries they haye in portion but short
distance from the village.
Gen Terry, having been ordered not TO bring on
a general engagement, or continue one commenced
by the enemy beyond the time required TO repulse
him. fell back 10 the ground he occupied in the
morning, entirely satisfied with the result OF he
first battle with the enemy since he had assumed
command Of lis division. Gen. Terry speaks in the
hes, terms of the conduct Of the 5fth Masachu-
setts, and says the beet disciplined white troope
could have fought no better. In fact, the ofth did
about all the fighting and suffered all the lose.
Rebel pIisouers captured in this engagement esti'
mite their own loss from the fire Of the guntoats
and from that Of the oath Massachusetts, at from two
to three hundred. They were abou. 5000 sirong'
and expected TO Cverwhelm us.
Tie Pawuee was struck 81 times, but, strange to
say, 10 material damage was done to the vessel.
But one man was Killed, aud but one slightly
wounded The casualties on boaTd the gnnboais
and N tie 5ih Massachusetts viii not exceed 100.
Tie wouuLed are well cared for. aud have bsn
sen, to the hospitals at Hilton Head aud Beaufort.
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Coils. Shaw ard Putnam Slain-Gens.
Strong and Seymour Wounded.
a FIGHT ON JAMES ISLAND.
The Enemy Driven Back with Less
BBAUgEGlRD RE.RsFORCED FROM RICHMOND

The United States steam transport; Arago, by. d.
Gadsden commanding, from Port Royal, S. c., III
1890 a. m, and Charleston Bar P. ~. Thursday,
Jry 90 consigned to Major Stewart Van V.iet,
Qurierlnaster U. s. A., arrived at NcwYoIk "a;
$50 ?. H., July 2C.
The AIago brings 100 frs, and l72 second class
passenger the usual mails, and the prize steamer
Emma IN tow. Among her passengers are: Gen.
Geo. {. Strong, Gen. Truman Seymour, COL Jack
son, and Lieut-Col. Rodmen, all Of whom were
wounded in The recent engagement on Morris Island
rear Charleston.
JAY "a, lat. 39ll ~, long. 1913 W., the Arago
overlook and captured the steamer Emma, Of Lon
don, Capt. David Leslie, from Wilmington n. C.,
bound 10 Bermuda, with ;urpentipe, rosin, and cot
ton. and two passengers Messfs. a. Harris Of y.
g., and B. s. Sarcbos Of Georgia, on board.
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FROM C4iARLE,ToN--THE ASSAULT On BNriiJ'
WAGNER.

Cu,RLEsroN july l9.-.ne b0mblrdment OK
,,,r \..t,,. SEES srisy wa. eranc. Five monitors, he
l-siss .ryri hsooaru -hosts, AID t"1 ls"s o'itees
u.u.a .sa c1u, .atfar@ i-V goa eleven A.nr' 1,
Ats.tA tar eHr.N e.iug ten 1'f 'rfs. nuh- ne
r. if a s.s 4 ca aprks. fter despcnai" suusse,
..t- u.ti. 81 - ry we!e fsqa4'"a Win ies'y
v. Z.
We. .,r 2yi pt'aoners ueluaias 9sek ircops
engaged Do go, 4-5-.t
a. =. .-. to-. ., -uafyl.s The dead.
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Hcs,et Accounts.

From Tie Ec.nlool .ru. 'nei, July -
The following Or ii lis. t'cn WAS received al me
W,r ur,4 -fmr. 1efcIrav: ,.
CuARtF.4,s ny .2.-lhe enemy commences 'ioi.n,
sean ..-,. ai, 5nt few cAsuas.e- Oh OR ff' we
"a, A. A ,r o. tas is.a lu,i.. i0,g; - Ail.ed and
"a, MAJ te..rgy's Jose irc.udi. prisoners. Vas sooL'
sY,t Nrarv a.H rr.- buried uudrf = nis ~ truce.
GO. Pa,s.Dl. .iug n'i, adief-Ov t.d sa "o' SHAW
csmIc a4,ll .. 80 -a go ct irat, rss~ A4.si, .
u. u b.Al t.OAilD. GenerA.
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List Of Wounded.


j. W whepes X. lgUtb NY John w Eanbo. \, cd Ohio.
Js, Mcslanus d e1th Ohio NJ. Aa.bur,h. ID. 6sd Ohio
Eelfd Bu..y o. "a Ohio 4, J. saeG house = ,gt'h IA
corp II. s,ouebuuefA dor. henderson. II. luoih r.
nufls r Stokey, \, sd Omo.Wm Julyan. b. 6,h Coau.
CaI, JeDr.. D. si'h Mass. John + Ellis. |. 81 ~ H.
:. ~. Duguoy, h, 0.,b \. H. i. huyson. &, 9TH y T.
Edwl. P4au X lOoth y. Y. y l.. Arnold. A, iylth " T.
Cofp. II. H.,k5en X oCth doJohn buckAafdt Avh NY.
G,o " orav,s X 9th Muine.C n. Ordsy. h, 1ih y. II.
" va. Munich, b. lOJ,h y \. 4. VI. Many e. cd Ohio
Geo W. i.De {, llSth NY T. d. knight, lat M.ss Cav
S,rgt Geo 4. Paterson a. y. Augustine Winter g. O. O.
y s-ret r. Hutchinson, r .ISNY
Corr. J. n Perkins, II NH Corp VIM onderlink .t5Si
Joseph u Nncfo,s ], y Me. John liamlin, u, % Ia
S-TgtMsl Jas School q o. Jeines NJ. Oose' g. o. o.
hicloss SricL, A, leo y. y. Daniel Atheron, 9, NE
VIM BsAcr Is, q. Peter osrander. X. % " Y.
scfyt o. W Hunt, h, o. %. H. W. pungr, N. q ~ Y
d. lsnott, A, 81 O. Wtn. Andrews. r.. A. y. /.
hlulttu tnsIaugb, H. % W. T.. H. squire, u, . ~
Noah Robinson. L. ~ y. Mathew Snei.or [, JCl.
Christopher Snyder &, 81 o. John Fslber, { o c.
Lieut. III izllston, H. ~ q. Wilucr II HuuuhsA MI
John Turner, \, - Mass. Frsncis White, /, o. y,
Wallace \. rousey d looN.Y. Levi. Pun ID, - n y
J a. Rsud. FIN n. A. lpgincott u ~ a L.
Corr Heavy C. Shaw lGONY freeman Atwood, Is, ~ ~ Y
HOSPITAL 40. =.
f. Eiwnis. \. e. ONO. wg,. nusal "a Conn;
" A. Austin h. 100 N. Y. Corp NJ Consy, l., 100 NY.
A Lot k.us X ~ OHIO. j. Ntmor. III. d Conn
sorst H. Pratt u. " H. X. Manchester, ~. Maine
ssTsLG.F. McCabc H. MI. r. T. llvdSeuan. : ~ H.
& a. Tarnano, ID, IN n. q. ". Dudley, r. N. III.
r. A. Molcf. II. 1soN Y. J. Green q, % Ohio.
so At. j. H. Mnton ii, o. o. G W Russell. ID, ~ Ohio
G. j. Travegsc b. 40 y. I. J. ). CoAoIta. q, \. A.
d. &. Bliss H. 81 Ohio. Sergt. l.. HrbeutnfaL X 81 q.
o. IL. shaw A, 5 ". Ii. Scrgt. J. Shoemaker. h, o. y.
Corp j. Whiddcn h % Ohio. J. Young, X, % Ohio.
A. }. Herno X. 81 OHIO. X y. Dauol. III, o. Ohio
y. Duncan h. 81 Ohio ID. Lazy, Z, IS y. \.
L. NJ S.lckleld, y, Ne. A. l.. Wood, u, q Conn.
Il. Abrau. X, 81 N. Y. w. G. Bates, d. 100 y. L.
W. Tillcy, q, Maine.
HOSPITAL No. 8.
VIM Stacey II. 100 n. \. Tho. H. Hoover, c. 10 Penn
g. r. Rieheruan. h. 100 NJ Y kIanA llasead, q, loo T.
Johu e. blaeN. H. 100 " \. kobest Anderson, y, u ~ \.
Geo Dungmthy H. 100 \. Y. George 4. D0eg d, 3 ~ II
Au,a tiunshed H. 100 N Y. Oliver ID kinsey. q. Ohio
John Suu,plet, H. loo N Y. Cnas. Ne.cOit r., ~ H.
Paul Ernest. 80 y. \. j. A. DuAce, G. Z y. ii.
Geo. Lors, h, 20 ~. y. WI. uascr. ID, 90 Ohio.
Branald CuminE,. A ". III. John B Fitzpatrick, Me.
Nn. j. Blowulow, +, loo y. \.
HOSPITAL NO. A.
Christian Kimberley, b. 100 Thos. Thompson. Arthcef u
N. \. ". u. Vol EDg 49,
Iliram Ellis. L, 100 NY 1T IL stale, Como
HOSPITAL No. D.
Sergt a. Bellows A. Conn sergt j. q. Abbott ID, Is NY
;erst. IA Grant, A. Conn, Jenn do Camp. ID. as N Y.
VIM. Ehrsum. h, Conn, Adala Wsisetl b. al Y.
n. j. Asvssss u RCssn IL SsTst y. Nelson, n. " Q.
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LIST CT KILLED AND WOUNDED
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RELUCTANT RETREAT OF THB UNIONISTS.
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IMPORTANT FR0H CHARLESTON,

IMPORTANT FR0A CHARLESTON,
Land and Naval Attack on Fort
Wagner.
THE WORK STORMED BY NIGHT.
Our Column Meets a Ecu d Enfer.
uNFlIECKING BRAVERY OF OUR TROOPS.
They Hove Steadily to the Breach
ABL00DY BATTLE In THE DARK.
bRPULSE OF THE STOsNlNG PARTY.
Another Column Renews the Attack
HEROIC COURAGE AND USELESS CARNAGE
Failure Of the Supporting Brigade
to Arrive.
RELUCTANT RETREAT OF THB UNl0NISTS
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Another Column Renews the Attack
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BEPULSE OF THE STOsMlNG PARTY.
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HEROIC COURAGE AND USELESS CARNAGE
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A BLOODY BATTLE In THE DARK.
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Failure Of the Supporting Brigade
to Arrive.
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They Hove Steadily to the Breach
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-07
LEGAL.
Insolvency Notice

STATE oY CALIFORNIA. COUNTY er BT-TTE
~ -I'aStriei Ceart Fifteenth Jutsic4sl D;.trirf,
Aloazo 5 Derrick vs. His Creditors.
Iae People q the state Of California 70 all the
CTediieTs OF AloaEo :. DeIrlok, greeting:
pursuant 70 an ordsr Of the Hon. ". T. Sexos
Joose q he Fifteenth Ja5ical District Court. in
and tor Bat1e County California made IT Chambers
and tins oar r.e3 in this office. notice Is Hereby
gwen, = a tAe crekitors % Aloazo ;. Derrick an
laSolyeni dessar that petition aud schedule iu in
So-Seacy praying 1aar be be DISCHARGED from all
alS of4t> and liabilities in pgr>C3aceos The Statute
II Sucn eases made and provided, and .hat Tuesday
The -4ih cay at Nov5mheg 4. p. l>6S. AZ ten
Q o-o14 \ II, ot thar day. in open co,rt az the
CONT House III orovlie, has been ap8aicte3 as he
tIae aud place ilr The meeting of tie CrcitorS Of
Sld iuSoFeat- then and taevc 10 show cause il any
they can, why the prayer Of said iaSolvent should
not oe granted, and al assignment ot his estate
be made. and he he discharged fgorl al his debts
ard liabilities
And il farther ordered that in the mean tine
a.. proceedings against said in>olvent hc STAYED.
By oraer ct Hon. Warren T. Sexton. Judee' Fif-
;eeata Jadicial District.
- In witness whereof. heregato Sc nv
SEtL. hand aud a1lN the seal ot said Cogr;
'--0--'' this pa Gay ct October. \. y. 1858.
J. W. GILkN>0N. Clerk.
SMITH j koSENEAyH, Ak y fer petitioner. % l,5t
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-07
On Saturday. the 18th Day of November,
n 1GSr
Justices Summons.

STATE OF FCALIFO2NIA-tN TIE JUSTICES
- Court, Orec - Township. in and for the County
OF Butte. The People ot the State of California
send greeting 10 James Taiu1r. 1ou are hereby
summoned t. appear before me at my office in the
Gown % Cherokee Fiat Oregon township IA the c0un-
II OF Butte. on the 22i day ol November A D. 1853,
AZ O'Clock 7. NJ. To answer unto the complaint Of
+. Nathoick, who sies 80 rcceYer the OF thirty
niEe dollars and seventy five ceuts; l5r board and
drinks fer yorrse' and others an Implied con
tract Tor the Girect payment ot tie same in money
when Judgment VIII De taken a-aiuSt yoG for the
said amount together with costs and damages
if yoa fail 10 appear aud answer.
10 the S6Crid or any Constable Of said County,
greeting: Make legal service aud due return hereof
Given under my hand. this 18th day OF August,
\. D. ISIS. SAM FL GLASS.
Justice Of The Deace IF said Township.
Nov it appearing from the aailayits on tile in
my Office, made by pl4iniid. th3, the above named
defendant has eit this State. aGd from the return
Of the summons by the Constable. that the said
defendant is not 60 he i9uAd ard 10 als3 appearing
that the cause OF acton exists against the defend
ant, is therefore ordered That service ot the sum
mons lie made by publishing the same in the
Weekly BUTTE RECoAD IT Oryiiie. for three
months to WI: from tie 22l day of August ls62,
10 the 22d day OF November 1853. inclusive.
Given under ny hand this 21l cay of august,
A. D. lS33. SAMUEL GLASS. p.
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Justices Summons.

STATE or CAIIFOGNIA-IN THE il STICE'S
= Cogr; Chico Township. in aul for the County
li .Jte. The people Of the state o California send
greeting TO J. :. CheHowiih: You are hereby sum
III Hed TO appear before he at my Office in the
Township 81 Chic En- the Coaaty of Butte, on the
18th day Of october, 4. D. 1853, al ! o'clock
p. NJ. o. answer unto the mpl.--- II ". :. B.
W ii7fu r'ii'. -e> e. '-7e i 1's er or the sum Of
ninetytTo a.tr oue-huLl-ectI- (s12 51) doilaFs
with Interest aJ the rate Of Two pr cent per month
rom September 22ad 1853 which In .t.e' e. is due
aim On a premjSsorY note signed hy YOU
when Judgment VIII be taken against You for the
said amount. together with costs and damages, If
y0u fail toap0ear and answer.
Given uui ms hand, this 18th day Of Sep
tcm4cr. \. ID. l>.3. A.HALLET
Justice OF she Peace oi said Township -
It is hereby ordered that service Of the aboIs
Summons he made by publication in the Butte
Record for tArce Successive weeks.
AHALLETT. T.JP.
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SUBSTITUTES for drafted men, in
some places, demand enormous prices.
Prentice suggests that the more a man
charges for going into the army, the
less charging he viii be disposed to do
after he gets in.
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COnStable'S Sale.

EEY VIRTUE OF \ WRIT OF ENECUTION
IS issued cut at the CoUrt ot :. ". N. Caarhey-
= Justice of the Peace In ana fer Ophir TOWNSHIP
county oI Bette and state oi California dated the
10Th day o October 4. D. lS6S in an action therein
had, wherein the People OF the state oi California
are plaintiffs ana Edward oiluH and claim 70 real
estate and Improvements are defendants To ne tli-
rected and delivered commanding me to make the
sum ot forty hve dollars ANA thirty slN cents tS45
56) judgment, and the farther sum of sixteen dol.
lars and thlrty-oul cents (Sl6$l costs Of suit and
AL accrl-NS costs theron; Now therefore in plrSu-
ahce az Jaw ana i1e commands ot said execution |
AaVe Oh this lttR day Of October levied On and Ia
sen IN execution. ai -hc right, tlle .s Interest Of
the said Edward No..1o aud the Real Estate and
Improvements ia AKA % the following Real Estate
ami Improvements in Oregon TownShip county
ana STATE Aforesaid, Il wit That certain Quartz
Ledge known as the Rock River Ledge between the
East SnG West RaakS OF Oregon 6Ulch includinr
al the dps angles and spurs appegtsiuiug thereto
together wlth the Improvements tAereonthe same be-
ing certain MIL situated OH Tie .tt SIDE ot the road
leading from Oregon Ci,y 20 Cheyk kee Flat about
oue hundred yards from the T0aG toward Cherokee
Is you 80 from Oregon City, about three t3urfhs o,
one mile; Also. Steam Engine, B iler. Pumps and
Pipes, Hosting Gear, one Battery of four stamps
Brick Furnace ana .. ile machinery, apporiaiaing
20 sdll Quartz crashing business which I shall sell
81, Pub.4c Auction u Justice CouChey's Office on
HuAtoon street ia the town ri Orovlle Ophir
township, b~tte C4ai..y ana state OF California,
On Saturday. the 18th Day of November.
:. D, 1868
at the hour If O'Clock p. NJ. as said day and ap-
ply the proceeds % said writ a. ] ala commanded
Dated TIN, l,tA day Of october. \, d. IN63.
J. II. SlMNONS Constable,
0phir Township Butte to-uty, California.
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Take no more BalsaGl. Mercury, or unpleasal
for I'M lea>aat and dangerous diseases
HEL}fB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHy
SECRET DISEASES

In their last stages; little chagee in diet;
little expense; no Inconvenience and no eXposule.
Il causes 4. frequent desire and gives strength to
rnate thereby removing distractions, preventing
and curing Structures %. the Uretha, aliayins pain
and inflammation 50 frequent in this class OF dis
eases and expe-iag all poi-oas, diseased and worn
out matter. Thousands upon thousands who have
been the victims of qU-ck.aud who have paid heavy
fees to be cured in short time. have found they
were deceived. and HAT the poison has hy the
use of powerful a,tsiuSeuts been dried mp in the
system to break oat in an aggravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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SHERIDAN was never without rca-
son, ard never failed to extricate him
self by his Wit in any emergency. At
country house. where he was once on
a visit, an elderly maiden lady desired
TO be his companion in walk. He eX-
cused himself at first On account Of the
badness Of the weather. She soon af-
terwards intercepted him in an attempt
to escape without her. " Well" she
said, " | seeit has cleared up" why,
yes" he answered. "it has cleared ur
enough for one, hut not enough for two.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-07

An OFFICER who was inspecting his
company one morning, spied one private
whose shirt was sadly begrimmed.-
/ Patrick O'Flinn, called cut the cap
Fain. Here, Yer honor" promptly re
Epondad Patrick, with hand to his cap.
+ How long do You wear slirt 2" thun-
|iered the officer. Ttcinty-eigtt in
tbes long :" was the reioindtr.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-07
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