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the freedom OF speech, freedom Of the pres,
personal liberty and habeas eorpus-and this
they call Democracy.
True Democracy abides by the decision Of
the masses 10 obedience 10 tie rules OF law,
legislative acts, and rights derived IRON writ
ten constitutions for the peace and happiness
OF mankind in an organized form of society.
Democracy obeys the Legislative. Executive
and Judicial authorities, and seeks DO evasion
OF the duties of 8 good citizen.
But hold our sooihern brethren claim to be
more highly civilized than We. Theirs is q
new edition of Democratic gospel.imbued with
higher order of intelligence. purer morality
and clearer views Of the relations which exist
between man and man. and between man and
his Maker. This, then, may be tie Democra.
cy Of the Southern Confederacy. l, is the
Democracy, which, finding itself about to be
hurled from power, BY the decision OF the peo-
pie at the ballot box, scattered the navy thro'
distant seas, and sent the army by squads
where it could be easily captured, robbed the
Government OF all available funds, stole guns
and ammunition from the arsenals, seized the
forts and organized the rebellion-tbe most
damDable for wickedness that has yet found
record on the page of history. 1t is the Dem.
ocracy which prated ID Congress for peace
and compromise in the Union, while pledged
to accept nothing short Of Independence out Of
't' 1t is the Democracy which wore the Fed
eral uniform and bore the stars and stripes in
battle against the Union army at Wilson's
Creek-it is the Democracy that hoisted a
friendly flag on board the Alabama to gain
easy approach TO uuarmed merchant vessels for
their destruction-it is the Democracy which
makes might, the rule of right, and reduces to
goods and chattles the bodies and souls Of
men-it is the Democracy which aids and
abets treason and hurrahs for JEFF Davis and
the Southern Confederacy. and when arrested
for such reasonable conduct is ready to take
40 oath which will be violated the first oppor-
tunity. 1t is the Democracy which assaulted
Massachusetts volunteers 10 the city of Balti
more, on their way to protect the capital-it
is the Democracy which stimulated the riot in
New York 10 oppose the draft, and threatens
10 do the same thing in California. Ifthis IS
Democracy, what is it not! II this is not
Democracy, what is it?
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SheriH'S Sale.

HpY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION
I'D issued out of the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District. in and for the County of Butte
and State Of California. In the case OF the Peo-
+. Tarr, and certain Real Estate u me directed
and delivered, commanding me 10 make the sum Of
one hundred and thlrty-three and 20 100 dollars
and sl>o for the sum OF two hundred and twenty
nine and 93l00 dollars costs of suit and all accru-
ing costs, TO satisfy judgment rendered in said
Court in favor OF said Plaintiff, and against the
said Real Estate and the Defendants above named.
have levied upon and will Expose at public
sale for cash to that bidder. who will take the
smallest portion of the premises hereinafter de
scribed, and pay the amount of SAID Judgment.
costs and accruing costs and in bid is made
for the whole of said land, or for q portion less
than the whole, and pay said judgment costs and
accruing costs, then and In that event will sell
such sub divisions TO be designated at the time as
may suit purchasers to the highest bidder for cash,
until the whole OF said land is sold, unless the
amount Of said Judgment, costs aud accrQing costs
should be sooner realized,
on MONDAY, THE 26th DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
A. D.. 1861 at o'clock p. NJ. of said dav at the
Court House door in said County, all the II -ht title
and interest of the above manned defendants. or
any OF them, in and 10 the following described
property ;O-wt: The undivided two thirds OF six
hundred and forty acres of land described as fol-
lows: Beginning on the South side OF Little Butte
Creek al a certain oak stake; thence III a South
East direction one (l) mile; thence North East one
half % mile; thence North West 10 the middle Of
Little Butte Greek; thence down said Greek to the
place Of beginning. Also. piece or parcel OF
land bounded by Little Butte Creek on the North
East, by the srst tract on the South East. being
land formerly known as the Tar tract, (and form
erly assessed to 4. Wooleu.)
Sheriff of Butte County.
By B. F. JONES, Under Sheriff
Oroville Sept. 3d. 1854. 3w44
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Sherifs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
II issued out Of the District Court Of be Second
Judicial District, in and for the County Of But'e
and state Of California. In the case Of the People
OF the State of California, Il. D. Oliphant ana
certain Real Estate, 70 directed aud delivered
commanding NE 10 make the sum Of iwenty-nine
i 500 dollars and also fer the sum Of one hundred
and nineteen and 27l00 dollars costs Of salt, and
all accrung costs 70 satisfy judgment rendered IN
said Court in favor OF said Plaintiff, and against
the said Real Estate and the Defendant above nam
ed. / have levied upon and viii expose at public
sale for cash, 20 that bidder, who will take
the snallezt portion Of the premises hereinafter
described. and pay the amount Of said judgment,
costs and sccruing cost,
ON MONDAY, THE ?sth DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
4. D.. 1854, at O'Clock P NJ. oi said day al the
Cou-. House door. in said County. all the right IL
tie and interest Of the above named Defendant, IN
and 70 the following descr bed property, to-wit:
holse and lot situated II Oro Township, Butte
County. California, IL lie village o. Forbes.ova.
sdts.niag Slydess.
E.W DAY,
Sheriff o: Butte Coa1ty.
By B. T. JONES. Under Stert.
0-oyille, Sept. Sd, 1855. 5F4a
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Third Congressional District.

The delegates from the Third Congressional
District, met in the Assembly Chamber, at
half past four O'Clock in the evening. on the
thirty 6rst of August. T. NJ Ames, of Sono-
ma. was called to the chair aud c. Van D.
Hubbard, of Yuba, and F. Tracy, OF Shasta,
were appointed Secretaries
On motion Of McGravey, of Mendocino, the
Chair appointed committee OF five on ere.
dentials; and on motion, committee of FIVE
was also appointed BY the Chair on permanent
organization The convention then adjourned
Till seven and half o'clock in the evening.
The convention reassembed at the sppoint.
ed hour, and was called to order by the Presl,
dent.
r. McGravy, from the Committee on Gre.
dentials, reported that portion of the counties
included in the District were represented by
delegates who presented credentials to this
Convention, and Others by the delegates who
had represented their counties 10 the State
Convention but had no separate credentials to
the District Convention. be report recon-
mended that both classes OF delegates be ad-
mitted to seats IN the present Convention.
After desultory discussion on the report, it
was referred TO the committee.
The convention adjourned until nine o'clock
TO morrow morning.
dispatch to the Appeal, the latest We
have, says the Third District Convention
nominated Genereral John Bidwell, by accla
nation, Parks aud Goodwin Withdrawing
Three cheers for Bidwell and the Boys. u
The District Central Committee is compo.
sed cf-A. Powers, OF SolaDo; s. G. Clark, OF
Plumas; c. G. Bush of Shasta; W. Il. Parks
of Sutter; j. Z. Wyman. of Humboldt; C. E.
Green. OF Yolo: L. Mcclure, G. E. Stone and
G. E. Filkins, of Marysville
The convention decided to meet in the future
at Marysvie.
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Sherifs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
ID issued out OF the District Court OF the Second
Judicial District in and for the County OF Butte
and State of California In the case Of the People
of the State O. California, VS.. II X. Mitchell and
certain Real Estate TO me directed and delivered
commanding me to make the sum of twenty-five
and 50-l00 dollars and also for tie sum Of one hun
dred and three and lsl00 dollars costs OF
suit and all accruing cost. TO satisfy d judgment
rendered in said ourt in favor OF said Plaintiff and
against the said Real Estate and the Defendant
above namei. have levied upon and will expose
at public sale for cash to that bidder who Will take
the smallest portion OF the premises hereinafter
described and pay the amount OF said judgment
costs and accruing costs. and in case no bid Is
,ess than the whole, and pay said judgment, costs
and accruing costs. there and 10 that event. will
sell such sub divisions be designated at the time
cash, rnti the whole Of said land is sold unless the
amount of said judgment, costs and accruing costs
should be sooner rea ized.
ON MONDAY, THE 36th DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
A. D.. l>64 at O'Clock P. NJ, Of said day al the
Court House door, il said County all the right title
and interest OF the above named Defendant. in aud
to the following described property to-wit: Four
hundred and forty acres Of land in Ophr Town.
ship Butte County, California. being the South
half Of the south east quarter of section IS, Town
ship IS, north range 3 east. Also, the south half
and south quarter Of section ? Township II, north
range east. T. W. DAY,
Sheriff Of Butte County.
By B. ?. JONES, Under Sheriff.
Oroville, Sept. Sd, 1854. 5w-nH
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JOSH Billings WANTS TO MAZE A Few
BErs.-1 want tew make the foering bets:
First-I want tew bet 1000 Dollars, that
Abraham Linkom Esqr., and his wife, and bis
son Bob, will be The next President of the
United States of America.
Secondly want tew bet IS Dollar. that i
shant vote for john C. fremont nor no uther
man will, who voted for A be Lnkom, the last
time he run
Thirdly-1 want tew bet l6 Dollars, that
the chicarger con veDshun cant git the elekto-
raj vote, ov emmy stait north of Massey, and
Dixles line, unless it is upper and Lower Can
ada.
Fifthly-I want tev bet 10 Dollars that
john c. fremont's letter of acceptance embodiz
The chicarger platform, and enuff else tew dam
emmy man.
oixthly-I want few bet several hundred
Dollars, that this war goes rite on. and emmy
inlDg that giis IN the way ov il, whether it is
Jed DsvisS or the Democratic platform gifts
Knocked higher than the top of Mount Pisger
oeventhly-I want tew bet mi note. for
1000 Dollars, payable six months before it is
cue, that Geo. B. M'Clellsnd, Esor, the Rev.
Fernando Wood, or VallaDdighsm be pilgrim.
will have tew be the nominee at the cbicareer
convensbuu. elze the Democratic party will
have to make new platform ,es suit some
decent MAJ.
Eighthly-I want tew bet awl of the rest of
my real Estalt, that General Z. s. Grant kant
De inJuced tew run emmy utber man but JEFF
Davis, and If be don't run agin him wuss than
a steel pInted ram, within the next ? or 3 years,
emmy man msy hav me- my hairs and assigns
forever, and ever, amen. / want tew bet the
above bets. JosB BILLINGS.
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Copper 4 Silver Min
ing Company.

TNIoN MINING DISTRICT. PLUNAS CT.
L California. Ofiee-Chico. Butte Count,
Notice Is hereby s,yea TIA; al meeting q tie
Board OF Trustees Of ssid Company held on the
SJth day oi August. ls64. az asses meat No. was
levied Of hiy cents per share On the cspiial siock
OF the Company. payable in United States Cod
CON, 10 the Secretary, al the o;loe oi tie Com
pany- Any stock upon which assessments saA.l re-
man unpaid on the -9th day oi September lss.
Will be advertised on the 1t DAY q October l>e.
as delinquent. aud unless payment >hal. bo made
before. Will be sold on the l.ll d4y oi 1ct. .bel
1864, TO pay the delinquent assessments. tose.hcr
with the costs q advertising sa1 expenses " sac
FeFso1s who have heretofore paid oa said assess
ment No. |, Will have the amount credited l5 tsrr
on the assessment now levied Il
h. Il. ALLEN. SecloiAry.
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LkK AND HnL-On the 2ls, Of August. q,
the battle south OF Petersburg. Fiiz Hugh
Lee was killed. and A. P. Hill no-,slly voun.
ded' The Sacramento Union speaking ol
these Gererals says:
Lee was The rebel chief Of cavalry in Virgins,
and, next 10 the lste Jeb. Stuart, the pet csv.
aIler OF tie Chivalry. He wss native OF
Virginia, related 10 Robert E. Lee. and grad,
mated ST WeS. Poini 10 1854 Anbrose P.
Hiil IS more serious loSs TO the enemy at this
time Since the desIh OF S,onewan Jscksou
snd the GRIPPING Of Longs,ree,. Hill has been
regarded as The sblest Of Lees Lieutenan,s.
He has figured in all the great battles which
have been fought east Of the Aneghariss. and
ID many niaoT engagements. Previous to this
war he had seen 10 service Of Consequence.
He grsdOsted at Wes, Point in July. ls.T.
and IN 1851 had only reached tie rank Of Firs,
Lieutenant Of Artillery.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Insolvency Notice.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF BUTTE CO
! OF the State OF California. IN the rrs--e- ~
me petition OF erdinan6 Rathgick an Ia>slve.s
csotor- The People Of the State Of California ssr5
greeting: Pursuant to sa order Of The Hon N
S2toro. Judge Of the sai6-CoGniy Court. notice /.
hereby gwen 10 al the creditors of the said n<olv
en-, 70 ee snd sppear leiors the w : Safsr5
goose q sad County Court Aforesaid in opea
So1rs al ne looTi non o; said CSrrt in he
County Of Bate, on the an dav II Oc,oSssr 4. d
l>oa s. 10 o'elecS A N. e tbs: Say. then and
there 10 show cause. u any they can whv toe prsy-
eF Of sad lnsolvent shouli not b sraniea sr5 ss
assignment Ct his hs's,e be made. sad be 5e d.
charged from his debts and liabilities IN ulrs.aB,-
oi the Statute in sach case made AID rrovid-6
ana n int Mean time al proceedings against saa
lEsolyen; ee siSvs6.
Wi;HeSS NY hand and TIE Sea, e said Coari. tn.
sub day Of August. \. D.. lSS4.
! G MOORE. Clerk
sNs} JAGSS GSEEN. pepuiy.
;. RoSENBACN. Attorney for Petitioner.
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District. as follows:
Chicago Copperhead Convention.

The Sacramento Union OF The lst instant,
contains the full proceedings Of the Copper
head Convention at Chicago. which assembled
TO put in nomination, candidates for President
and Vice President We have have only room
to give the Unions summary OF the proceedings,
as follows:
The Convention of which the reporter gives
q flaming account, contained such notorious
conspirators against the Union as Valandg-
ham. Olds, Alex. Long, and Kentucky Seces
sionists who have been 10 the custody OF the
National Authorities. Geo. B. Mcclellan was
nominated for the Presidency, aud Geo. H.
Pendlton, of Ohio. conspicuous and clever
partisan of Nallandig CHAM, was tackled on as
the nominee for the Vice Presidency. The
platform was framed to conciliate the peace
faction. The first resolution expresses atiec-
ton for the Union and Constitution the sec.
oud pronOunces the war failure, which. on
the side represented By the Convention, 1t un-
doubtedly is. The Convention then proceeded
TO demand immediate cessation oil hostllltles, to
deDouDce interference with elections, arbitrary
arrests, etc aud TO threaten resistance TO mill
lary usuTpatlon. NOtWilD>tauuInS 'ue ut'i d
peace complexion of these resolutions, Long Of
Ohio and Harris of Maryland excited tre-
meudous row when McCellaDs name was men
toned as a candidate for the nomination. Both
denounced him as willing tool OF corrupt
Administration. and all the sins charged upon
Lincoln BY the platform were attributed to Lit
tie Mac. Harris retired from the Convention.
Abrief dispatch under date OF August 5lst
announces the ticket. bu, says nothing 10 re-
gard to the adjustment of this quarrel.
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STILL They CoxE.-The Shasta Courier
adds another to the list OF those who have for.
saken the treason ship. Ii says: To the num-
Der mentioned iu our last issue SIS having left
the bogus Democracy and united with Uuiou
men, we have to add DR.. G. NJ Roche. of Horse
town, heretofore a prominent mao in snd leader
OF that party in the western part of the county.
The Docs@, We understand, has come out open
ly and above board and sig1ided bis intention
of going the Union ticket.
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TEE SEVEN THtRTIEs.-Under Instructions
from the Honorable Secretary OF fhe Treasury
deposits will De received at the Office Of the
Assistant Treasurer of the United States, in
San Francisco. Cd account Of the : S-lOO per
cent, three years loan. Interest is PAYABLE
semi annually, iu lawful money. These notes
are OF $50. slOO. $500. 81 600, $1,000. dated
August 18th, 1864. from which date to dats Of
deposit the accrued inieres, is TO be paid By
depositors. Gree1backs are convertible into
seven thirties.
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FLUrrERISG.-The nomination of McClel-
Ian st Chicago has aroused the harsher feel.
ings OF many Of the forty thousand buzzsrd
shooters. Others, it appears to crafty. and
they intimate that certain buzzard shooting
brethren have been so injury to their cause,
aud they no longer desire their association.
The question is will the Copperhead Peace
party accep, Ljtul Mac. The Express says
the nominee is blask republican, We shall
sec
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CoPPERnEAD CoNvENrIoS.-The Demo
cratic convention met yesterday, and transac-
ted the usual business. Straightout- Calhoun
South Carolina resolutions were adopted. A.
Maurice, Jr., being called on for speech,
said when be saw the platform, and knew it
was Peace platform, be would respond to a
call for speech for Mcclellan, but not till
then. DR.. Vance doubted the truth of the
telegraphic reports. Granger made one
grand flourish, and said Litul Mac. would be
elected certain, Granger has predicted for
years, the results OF every election that has
been held. and never was mistaken VEIN a
'orn. While We go to press this TFridsyl
evening, they are blowing of gas,
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Tbs vessels 10 pursuit of the Florida are The
Ticonderoga, IS guns; Circassian, l2 guns
lroqnois. 9 guns; Monticello, guns Mount
Vernon, 5 guns; lno, sailing ship, 9 guns
Pontiac, 9 guns; Ascutney, guns. 1t is be
lieved that The Connecticut. IL guns Quaker
City, II guns; and several other steamers
from the Wilmington blockading feet, have
joined in the chase.
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For Sale.

THE PLACE KNOWN AS HENDIE's CAR
i den, situated in Orovile, Butte County, Cali
tornis, and within ifiy yards OF the Brick Church.
said place contains 30 fruit trees OF al varieties.
Apples, Pears, PEACHES. P!ums, ApEicais. Sec-
tarines, Figs. Chetrys; Olives and Almonds.
Most 0: the trees SIX ,ot seven years old. Also
1000 bearing grape vines. also two acres OF good
garaen land, With every facility Tor irrigation.
LIBERAL terms wiu De given fer oas5. For turtass
particulars, enquire 0. Z. 3. EEGDEE.
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OS Tuesday last, al San Francisco, Daniel
Crowley was fned $3.50 By the Police Judge
for bru;ally assaul,iug his wife aDd breaking
hes leg. That is DO punishment for such al
outrage. A man that would break his wife's
leg should be hung hanged" BY the neck till
dead and for nine weeks afterwards.
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FISxLY Fos THs USIox.-Tbe Cnion men
of MaT;pasa, Il Couuty Convention, passed the
following emphatic resolve:
Resolusd, Tbs, 10 support Of cur national
integrity, we regard every man. every dollar Of
our treasures, ard every acre of our domain
pledged and mor'gaged for the suppression of
the existing groundleSs, treacheroas and bloc.
dy SHAREHOLDERS Rebellion.
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Notice to Creditors.

4 Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
: n Inc Estate OF George Harmon deceased ate
Of b1iis ooniy, Cslforris. are hereby ucudeS 10
present The same properly vo-chs5. g. the unser-
sisoed IN uTov. lie, WITHIN ;sa mouths irom tbs
Gaie, OF they viii b forever barred.
& HOBART.
Executor Of The Estate q
Geo. Hsruau deceased
oEovilis, August 81 lS64
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TIE counties OF Butte, Ell Dorado. Nevada,
Placer, Sacramento, Santa Clara, Sierra and
Yubs, all the largest counties in the State, cas-,
a unanimous vote of one hundred and eleven
for McCallun, for president OF State Conven-
ton.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
REPUBLICAN
Institutions at the Bar.

THE PHILOSOPHY OF IMPERIALISM.
4 LECTURE. EMBRACING THESE SUB
N iects will be delivered al the Court House.
THIS SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT Sd, 1864
Lecture TO commence st o'clock. Tickets sd
mitting lady and gentleman, fifty cents. To lie
bad at the Drug Store of Messrs. Cotton 4 narrach
and the Banking House OF Messrs. Faulkner Il Co,
0royille.
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LIQUORS.
HUNrooN STREET. OBovMLE.

rENHE UNDERSIGNED BEING THANKFUL
4 to his friends and the pubic general. 8. !or
their liberal patronage for the last erh, vcsrs 80.
licits a continuance OF the same. he has spared
no expense in fitting up his place Of business aul
building FIRE PROOF VAULTS now prepared
10 wait on his customers, and guarantee be will
serve mp nothing but The best Of French Brandies
Fine Old Whskey. Holland GIN. Wine, aud English
Ale and Porter, and Pure Native Wines. ard Wi.
sell in quantities to suit the grade cheap a. any
House North OF san Francisco. A gent Tor LYON y
Cos. Ale and Oregon Cider Keeps always on
hand large and well selected stock. ms u
OOvilIe. May L. 1854.
PHILIP FARRTLLY
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GES. hood, commander of the rebel army
10 Georgia, has but one leg. A General with
two legs viii End more than be can do 10 keep
out Of Shernau's way.
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Notice..

rH,HERE WILL BE AN ELECTION HELD N
Il the Lone Tree District, al the School House
on Saturday. the 18th Of September. instant for
the purpose Of submitting 10 a vote Of the people
q tax OF three hundred liars for the purpose o:
repairing and finishing the chool House IN siore-
said District. Also To select an Assessor and Col
lector 70 assess and collect the Aforesaid tax Polls
will be open from one y FIVE O'Clock P. u. By or.
der Of the Trustees.
THOMAS cox,
J.w BABCOOK, Trustees.
LYMAN EMS LEY.
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Pacific Mail Steamship
c o u Il ANY.

vTi.sHes THE FOLLOWING STEAM -t+fss7Fc.
SHIPS will be dispatched in the month of Sep
tember 1864:
Sept. CONSTITUTION. Capt. J. 7. Watkins
Sept. l3-sACRAMENTo, Capt. go. H. Bradbury
Sept. 23-G OLDEN CITY. Capt W. Lapidse
From Folsom street Wharf, at nine O'Clock A. ",
punctually,
f OR PA y \ NJ A.
Passengers will be conveyed from Panama 10
ASpnwalll by the Panama Railroad COMPANY and
from Aspinwal to New York by the Atlantic and
Pacific Steamship Company.
A. B. FORBES. Agent P. NJ. S. Co..
Corner Sacramento and Leidesorf Streets.
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Butte Mammoth Gold silver and
Copper Mining COMPANY.

NOTlCE-THE ANNUAL MEETING Og TIL,
~ Stockholders Of tie COMPANY vii. he be- ! II
the office OF the Company Ia uroviic. 5u tac ,tB
day OF October, a. D., 1867. Az election af Tra,
tees will be held at the same time and tlare F,
order OF the Board Of Trustees.
\. MAURICE Jr. Secretary
Oroville. August 29th lisa. n:t
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TIE great mortality among the French
troops at Acapulco, as previously acooaaesd,
is confirmed by the Americas nevs.
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Passage from New York 10 San Francisco
is -four hundred dollars in green backs. 4 very
dear passage, sGie.
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The Very Best Of Meats,

And Of every variety the market afari=. ~ pains
will be spared TO I'll all order, in the mos; sstisszc
tory manner. while purchasers can re-t assured
tina; they will be served with such 80 article - rep
resented.
ALL MEATS DELIVERED FREE or CHARGE
All orders will receive prompt attention and
fair share o! the public patronage Is respectfully
solicited. JOHN GRNENFIELD.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OROVILLE MARKET |!

"AyING PURCHASED or ". ". BENTON
Il n the Butcher Shop known as the Or0viIe
Market, on MONTGOMERY Street. unler the Odd Fs-
lows Hall, shall continHe The business al the old
stand. We keep constantly Oh hand