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ELECTRoPATHIC INSTITUTE,
6i5 Washington street. Below Nerncy,
SAM FR ANCIsCo-

" here tAe7e Is a EcsULARV EnIcArED Phvsi,isn, who
Hss made The application of E-ctFciiy u hc Of
disease study sr tae last Eve years and be i
Pre- sT- g. gN>VSs CT EE y sEL CAsys without ;he
t melc D> ~ iaa~! paiRor pcaueeueince OF oerrces.
Al examines Sat satisfy arE U0rrri siesd person Of
the superiority q This rem dy sal ohes yet die
covered Alhaa-a acting ~ dos Ike magic, vel Il -
upon - ttie reasonable s D >cieh&c zrorni< ss to-
sa3ss ne Nsosi sse ica- Al are lnsited - cdl .as
Try ttS ,fAcl y. tFwAHr klFTzSN rEarS.>a CASKS
NaFe H-eu slco >si-t ;r s'-i. since sa Institute
a-S rs.acH lc Hu h- 6-s czSr o. di->sslsactt n -
ss 'o b recorded The re, ri - ,he Directors
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Bonnet CO S. Mining Go

AT MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUS-
n TEES Of the above named company held on
the 1+th day of March. 1864. an assessment Of IF
teen 90 cents per share was levied payable i'm
mediatey in United States gold coin, 10 the See.
retary.
BY order of the Trustees
THEADORE F. GOnTE. Secretary.
Office. Montgomery st.
O.oyille, March 18th 1864. Id
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Strengthen the System.

The best means of imparting yicor Ia the broken
down frame and shattered constitution. which has
vet been invented or discovered or proiered to the
feeble oi both sexes ana all ages is
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
n firm of Doamer i Wallis ! hereby Dissolved B..
mutual coaseat, from and after the 22d day o,
March 1854 ". r Deamer j. authorized 10 col
lect all partnership debts due The late firm. and
VIII pay all indebtedness of saii firm. Those in
deb.ei u the late frm viii please cal and settle
their amounts at the cid stand. Thankful fol past
favorS of the old firm, ". t. De2ner viii be great
fuI for Z continuance OF the sane.
W z. DEAMER.
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InvigOrate the System.

Vigorous digestion and pure bile produces nutri-
tious blood. and nutritious blood 4 healthy frame.
Does the victim OF dySpeptic stomach and dis
ordered liver desire to know how the digestion
may be improved, the bile and other fluids OF the
i..Ll, t.nri.i.l
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CURES sWARBANTFD OR No PAY RE-
q lEED.

- that ali are sgEE To cUEED. or make No rav-
aaeniS by his Erces. that d. cse oranshe ste mach
= not destroyed BY -ke 81 poisonous drag which
are generally worse or the patient tha tue disease fer
which hes are administered
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Dissolution.

FEy9E CO-PARTNERSHIP HERErOFOBE EX-
listing between \. Nissan and Henry Wallace
IA Ihe sin Francisco Lager Beer Saloon Is this day
dis>c lived bF mutual consent The business Will
be c3aiilael under the Style Of Nissan and CO.
All de5ts and liabilities VIII be paid aud settled by
Nissan s Go. y NISSAN.
HENRY WALLACE.
Orovillc Eel. 96th. 1S6l. 4w-aI>
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TO FEMALES.

The Directors woa3 uIge tac superiority Of this ss.
ten over al Others IL being 10y In3ncss Yat,ienlsrl.
apphcaoiC 10 ilsir delicate Organizations Il j. re-
LEI ior ifre-Uariies TO matter what may - Ihs eapse
kiseToPath'c remedies sen. 10 si parts he siry
Al letters answered with promptness and pleasure
oaico svenei from ? a .tosr Advice crat,S
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j. Il. JO>SELYN. VI. ID.
Resident Physicfan.
CERTIFICATES oFCUREs

SAN FRANCISCO. ANrlI +, 1850
ihs IS 10 certify that have heen under the treatment
o. pr 'oSSeln al the secopahic institute aud that h.
ms cured IRE My dis>e rercur5sL aecoulp nied
~nh chais applied 20 IN II lllh dsy Of this nouih
irecemmenI ai afflicted To employ him lie has cured
ne without medicine, by The o his Hcc u. thlc
Instrument JOHN CALLAGHAN
State OF California, Cty and County of san Fran
ci>cO-ss.
Sahsc-eei 4nd worn to before me, tAis eighteenth
dsy Of Apsil. \ T. le6l.
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ME-" FILLS
Pulmonary Syrup

Has cured thousands and itcare NOU If you Try
it. Its ind7rsed by the following gentleman. an
OF them well known in san Francisco . respectable
citizens: E.S. WOOLLEN. grocer. 35S Stockton
stree; Il. ?. HUBBARD. merchant. Sansome -.
near Clay JAMES PRATT. al T1wne 4 Ba on :
printers Clay street, and lladre5> Of otlers in all
parts al California;
REplNGToN K Co, Sd, Agents. 4l6 and is
Fvoat street, Saa Francisco. and f1r sale by all
Druggists (mar2f 6m
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Butte Marnm u. :. and Cop
Per Mining Co.

Office OF the Butte NJ q. :. Il c. ". Co.
Oroville. March I. 1864.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT a
Z meeting Of the Trustees held this day. al As
seS>meut c fve cents per share (ot one toot each)
wa> Wed ou the carit4i stock Of The company
payable April 5Ih. Is64 a. the Seerezs-v cflce II
Oroviue. BY orier of the Trustees
mas A. MAURICE, Jr. Secy.
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NO1lCE TO AID WHOM TT NAY CONCERN
Y i, hereby given. that L. Van OIden, Admins
traitor of Wills Watkins, deceased, has this day
fled in the Probate Court, in and fer Butte County
a rcro.t Of -ale Of She following dcsclibed real
estate said deceased, and petition Of confirmation
Of said sale To wit That certain one hundred and
sixty [l6ol acres OF land lying on Bate Creek, in
Chico Township in Butte County, adj 1ining tie
lands of John Size. deceased. known as the = Wat
kius Ranch" together with al aad singular the
teuemcuts. hcye1itaments and appurieuanccs there
unto belonging or in any wise appertaininc. \
hearing of said petition viii be had in open Probate
Court at the Cour, House in Oroyle at 10 O'clock
y. " ON saturday tie gta day OF April, \ D.. ls64
Bv order # Hon. ". Satord, Probate Judge,
in ard for Butte County.
Witness my hand and seal Of said Court, this 18th
day OF March, \. D., l>it.
MOORE. Clerk.
BY JAMES GREEN, Deputy.
Tuus WELLS. Atty. for Estate. [lp2 Ii
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Washington Copper Mining Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT 4
n Meeting of iAe Trustees held this day. an
assessment Of four dslarS per share tot hfty ieei)
was lerieZ on the capital stock ot the eompaly,
% -ah.e ~ tie ice OF tne Secretary, in Oravile
Bo,te county, IN or before Tuesday the 18th day
O.. April. All. lS6t in Gold Coin of the United
states * America BIZ order Of the Trustees.
l. BI-HNEII. SeEretarv rrn -er.
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4 Word to the Aged.

IN the decline of life the loss OF vital force conss
qEent upon phy~ica! decay. only be safely -up.
ptled by some vlvllEing preparation which recTui1-
the strength and spirits without cutailing tfc eL-
haustion which IS always the final effect Of ordinary
stlnulAMt-. W. fenl.r fl the a-ed
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Washington @. M. CO.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT N &C
u cordauce with the laws OF the state OF Cali
fornia. and the bylaws of the Washington Copper
Mining Company and all orders duly made by the
Board of Trustees of said Company on the >tl day
Of February, A. u. 1854. there VIII Re sold At Pub
lie Auction, in front Of the Court House door At
Orovine. on Monday. the 4th day Of April. \.
d. lSG4, at the hour OF l. NJ. of that day. TO the
highest bidder for cash many shares OF the Cap
ital Stock OF said COMPANY. standing il the name
Of F. NJ Smith and W p. Dangerield, as will be
necessary for the payment OF the assessments duly
levied thereon by the Board of Trustees. together
with the expense of advertising and sale, to Wit
F. " Smith, six shares. Nos sc. Co. 6S. CO. 20, Il,
Assessment No. 3, due November 18th, lsG3,
s56 90.
W.P Daiugerfield, six shares Nos. Is. Il. -, Is,
Il, Is. Assessment No. due November l3th,
1868 $500
VIII he sold subie,t TO the fourth assessment Of
seven dollars per share due February Sth, 1854.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
JOSEPH E \. LEWIS, President.
Feb 25th, 1854. nl7td
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MEDICAL.
TO THE AFFLICTED.

E>LECTRTCITY As 4 CURATIVE
H sS-zr- = nos admitted by ;he sccaaHs world 70
Or sae ec agent ever xst ciscoVer1. IL reaches
every par; g ihe system aad u passes through the
BODY ascs Fith Is AL deposits o foreiSa raatser 81
'Ae >&ne tae lmp4Is~ has vitality requisite The
Perfectly heaithX >,-c- Guscr these consideration
: en.irv5 essay lo tnEusrsis tie diseases
which il VII cG-s uc disease whatever eaa escape
is all rcfinS power ior il SAes every a59e Of the
turuan boty-
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STOP THAT COUGHING.
NeWell'S
-rsrennnnr SVrun
NV ELLIS
Pulmonary Syrup,

And with ere accord give l. their unqualified ap.
probation We ROW address ourselves u all who
are uaaca aual1ei w1h this the greatest paaarca oi
tic a-e. Ter the healing Of all diseases Of the Threat
ana Inns. a>-urinc Nln TIT
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BLACK HAWK CONSOLIDATED G.S. { E.
Mining Co.

NOTJCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT ON
y saturday, the 9th day Of April, 1864, there
viii DE sold al the office of the company. At Oregon
City, Bulte County al one O'Clock, p. NJ. al public
Auction 30 many shares of the capital stock Of
said company standing upon the books Of the
company, in the name Of the following persons,
may he necessary to pay ali deluquent assessment
thereon. together with the expenses o advertising
and other expenses oi sale.
Names No shares No asst. amt due
r. Il. .Iavalliere. ..l00.......26 3.$l5 90.
John :. Berry. .200....... . & 3.... 35 90.
BY order ot the Trustees.
H. J. MORRISON, Secretary,
Oregon City. March l2lh, ls64.
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On NInuday. 1Ie 25tI day of ApriI

AID. lsGi at clock P N. OF said day At the right.
title and interest Of the above named defendant in
and to all that certain piece OF parcel Of land lying
and being situated IN County of Butte aud State Of
California. and described as follows: Commencing
at the Northwest corner of Alexander kerbys
Ranch, thence running South one half mile, thence
East one half mile thence North one half mile
thence West one half mile thence to place of be
ginning one half mile formerly known Robinson
Ranch" and now known Is 'Mckenua's Ranch
containing hundred and sixty acres OF land to-
aether with al and singular the tenements heredti-
amcntS and appurtenlnces thereGnto belonging or
in any wise appertaiuiaG.
F. ". DAY.
Sheriff Of Bate County.
By b. F. JoNES, Under Sheriff.
Or,vilie, April ID, 1854.
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Sherif'S Sale.

E1Y VIRTUE OF \ DECRETAL ORDER Is
Z , SUED ont of the District Court OF the "a
Judicial District in and for the County of Butte
and State Of California, under the seal thereof in
the case Of \. II. Ferguson -. Bridget Lowery,
EXecutrix of the estate of John Lowery. deceased
10 me directed and delivered, commanding me to
sell the property hereinafter described, to satisfy
the judgment mentioned in said order, to which
reference being had more fully appears.
] have levied upon. and VII expose at Publc
Sale to the highest bidder for cash. at the Court
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ss,rArE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF BUTTE

s@tVATE or CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF BUTTE
- - County Court. March term. ls64.
The People the of the State OF California vs. All Chew
q An I've will apply 10 the Governor of the State
of California pardon the above named defendants
As soon as he can legally do said defendants
were indicted together, by the Grand Jury, in and
for Butte County, Mt the March term Of the County
Court aforesaid for the crime of Robbery, and
thereof convicted. in said County Court, on the
eleventh day OF March, \. D. l>64. dGrug said
March term of said Court; and on the l4th, day of
March. lS6+, they were sentenced by and in said
Court to Imprisonment in the States Prison of the
state OF California. for the period Of three years
each. from and after that time.
his
LONE 4 kEE.
mark
Attest: -TuoVss WELLS.
Grogi.l le March 18th. =. u. lS6t-
To Hon. W ;. Sliiorl. Presiding Judge of tae
County Court in and for said County. and to Simon
Ho~eubaum, Esqr. District Attorney, in and for
Butte County. California.
I hereby acknowledge service Of the above notice
at Oroville This 2Sth day OF March \. D. 1864, by
copy. W. : SAFFoRD,
County Judge Butte County, Cal.
thereby Wedge service Of the above notice,
~ Orollle this 18th, day Of March, A. n. 1854, by
corv. :. RoSENBAUM,
District Attorney in and for Butte County, Cal.
Attest a true, fall and correct copy of the
original. ROW on file and remaining in my office.
Witness my hand. and Ia seal of said County
Court Affixed al Oroyille, this 2Stn day of March
A. y. lS64. !. &. MOORE.
TL.Sl Clerk County Coart.
BYLAWS GREEN Deputy.
THoS WELLS, Attorney for applicant. Il.
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Justices Summons.

STATE or FCAIIFOBNTA-IN THEJUSTlCE' :
- Court. Ophir Township. in and for the County
Of Butte-The People Of the State Of CalitoI-
nia to James C. Benson.-tireetiag You are
hereby summoned = appear before me- at my
ofice in the town OF Orovile, Ophir Township IN
the county Of Butte. on tie 18th dag of May,
4. p. 1St4, at 0cl9c6 !. VI, 10 answer unto the
complaint of John N. Clark a Bro. who sue to re-
cover the SUM ofene hundred and ninety TX dollars
alledeed 10 he dae from goa - Plaintiff =, on GER
tain Bromi>-o5y Nate, dated December 81 ls5a,
for nnev eich- dollars drawing interest AZ the rate
Of tvo per cent per month. from date Until paid.
>ald Note hy written agreement wa- made pay
alse in Orayll.e p B1tte County. California. All of
which appears by reference being had 10 The com
pisiat. on tie IN Ey Office. when ld-meat will be
taken arainst Won for the said amount together
with costs and damages. il you fan 10 appear aud
answer.
Tothe Sheriff or any Constable Of said County.
GTcetug:- legal service aud dae 1etuEn hereof
Given under ny hand this 18th day Of February,
A. D. lSHA
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SUPERIOR COPPER MINING CO.

kTA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUs-
"a TE.-S OF the above company held this iayan
assessment of Fifty cents per share, for each and
every share was levied ana made payable mmedi-
ately in Goll Coin Of the L. :, to the Secretary
at the otice ofthe Company. Il. Il. ALLEN.
Secretary.
Chico Feb ed 1854.
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sILAs Y. ". COUGHEY,

Justice Of the Peace Of said Township.
hereby order the above Sanmons TO be published
in THE WEEKLY UNION RECoEn, f07 period Of
three Months and II is further ordered that J. H.
Simmons Constable. deposite true copy of the
above Summons in the Post Office at Or0yi.ie post
age paid addressed 70 James {. Benson, al Silver
City, y. 7. -..--.--,--r-
Justice Of the Peace Of Ophir Township. Butte
COUNTY State Of California.
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For Females.

ThonSauis af ladies les TT " II a. 4 remedy for
hyseria. Autterin- oi the heart nerv,ss he4dae he
vertigo. general debii y aud III Feeu.ir disturb
ancee and de. n-tmeHt~ tp which. n 4 sex thew
are subject Il ci.t~ ana !I-hteiI- the oppressed
mental powers a. vel y strengthens the body
and is use j. never followed Ay auy reaction.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Purchase only OF reliable dealers. sold everywhere
HOSTETTFR. SMITH 4 DEAN. AGENTS.
40l q 4o3 Battery st. cor Clay,
San Francise~
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Probate Notice.

BY +. F. JoNES. Under Sheriff.
Oroville, April %, lsGl.
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Dr.. Hcstettsr's Stomach BIttery.

As an iuyirorant and restorative immediate II
its beneficial action and permanent in its effect
L tones the stomach. improves the appetite. act
like a charm upon the spirits
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THE repor. Ct a New Hampshire
school committee SAYS Of the teacher :;
Had he been older he woald have
learned that kissing lhe yoapg ladies in
open school Is an exercise not recognized
by oar common school regulations, and
one net Ikcly To be apPrcciatefby the
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Sheriff S Sale.

Sly VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION
1 , issued ont Of the District Court of the 9TH
Judicial District in aud tor the county Of floaaue
and State OF California. under the seal thereof 70
me directed aud delivered. commanding me to make
the OF Sl037 . 100 with interest thereon the al
rate OF ten per cent per annum, from the 26th day
OF February. 1854. until paid, tosethcr with So
10000 costs Of suit and al accrHine costs thereon
wherein Chung kowEan j. Plaintiff and Dee Pc
Chung, doing business Us Ian 1ek \ Co., heten-
dant ! have levied upon and viii expose at pub
lie sale to the highest bidder for cash al the court
house door, il ,4e county Of Butte and State dtore-
said.
On Monday, the 18th day of April,
A D 1861, al two o'clock P. NJ. OF said day, all the
right, title and interest of said defendant, in and
to the following property, heretofore attached in
said cause. to.wit on the 9Th day Of January i .
u. 1854 and described as follows, TO wit All
that certain piece or parcel Of land, situated in
Chinatown, near the Town of 0r0yille, Butte Co.
California on the North side Of Main street. in said
Chinatown, fronting 80 feet more or les, on said
Main street. and running back 100 feet, more or
less upon which i erected Brick Store, binding
known as '' Ian Nek SCOs store together with
all and singular. the teaemeutS hereditamente and
appurtcuauces thereunto belonging or in any wise
aIVertMning. .
W. D. MIDDLETON.
sheriff OF Batte County.
BY J. y. Vera peruty.
"a T-
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On Monday, the llth day Of April

by J. y. Vera. Deruty.
OroYiile, March la, 4 u 1854.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA. IN THE JUSTICES
- Court, 0phir Township, in and Tor the county
of Bnftc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-11


"A member of the 9th company, sec.
ond battalion invalid corps, was dro wned
on Saturday last, while attempting to
cross the slough at Rock Island. Cause
said t, be whisky.
"HKRK' -FOUR MULE In the battle
Of Stone river raw Hoosier recruit In
one OF Crosses regiments got interested
in the fight. II was the first time he bad
smelied fire. He had been long enouah
in the army to learn its .lang; and he
used it zealc,isly. The fellow fought like
a tiger. He loaded in a good deal less
time, than 'snine times,' and fred when
ever be could gee a head. His whole
soul was in it. Every time he lsveled
and fired, he shouted:
Here's your mule" snap, lang.
"here's your mule !"
About the twentieth round rebel
shafpshooter struck him in the left arm.
He looked at the wound with an,azeme nt
and with short spasm calculated
They've shot NE p
Then laying down his musket carefully
and st,ipp,ng off his accoutrements, he
also laid them down deliberately and ra n
to the rear with frantic energy. II was
evident that there's your mule" had
stampeded. The officer who described
the affair said that it was the most iudi.
crous incident he had ever witnessed on !
battle field. "Rosey" laughed ut i, until
tears rolled down his cheeks.
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Emfgrati0n from ireland.


The ceaseless flow of emigration from
this country is scarcely more important
than the direction of the current. The
mass of emigrants are bound not to the
British colonies, but to the United Sites.
When the City of Glasgow arrived of
Queensland on Thursday, SEQ passengers
were put on board. making her entire num-
Der about 700, while no less than 900 Der
sons were left behind, who had procured
passage tickets. The Cork Reporter
states the rush for passages to have been
so great that persons DESTROYS of being
booked on Thursday would not be entered
for any time before the 18th of June next,
with probability Of being obliged to wait
still longer.
There are over 1000 persons already en-
tered to sail in the humans com psny's
boats, and before one of that number can
be sent there will be vast increase by
other entries in Liverpool and Queens
town, and by the advance fares 10 Amer
lea.
"When it is considered" says The Re.
porter, "tbat this company dispatches
three boats every fortnight, and that the
Cunard company's boats depart weekly,
and that the emigration continued during
the whole of the past winter, although
previously it ceased during the ungenial
weather. some notion might be formed OF
the magnitude of the magnitude of tha,
tide which is ceaselessly rolling from our
shores"
One day last week 70persops from Ira
lee and Killarney took their departure for
New York. Next day the number was
between 200 and 500, of whom 40 had
their passage paid by Lord CastIerosse.
All of them had been the occupants OF
small farms, and they are described as the
bone and sinew of the country. This
movement may be said<to be universal,
though prevailing in some districts more
than in others.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-11
A MASS CONVENTION


The Eighth Annual State Convention will Assemble at
Des Mones on Thursday, the It'll day Of july A. D1sel
Tor the purpose Of placing in nomination candidates
tae following Offices One Judge of IN Supreme Court
Secretary Of State Auditor Of State Treasurer Of State
Attorney General, Register Of State, and Presidential
kectors All loyal electors who cordially sustain the
policy now being pursued by the Administration Of the
National Government to crush the Rebellion restore the
National authority. and establish the Republic upon
foundation Of which the OF the Rebel Con-
federacy shall form part requested send dele
gates to said Convention in the following ratio: One dele
gate for each county, and additional delegate for
hundred votes and fraction of fifty votes cast by
electors of the County, last general election
W. NJ Stone for Governor-the number of votes to be
determined by adding to those in the County those
cast by the soldiers of the County in the field.
BY order Of the Republican State Central Committee
THO I. wITHROw, Chairman
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peashs D Dassse 49, = -. ~ D t..ss
B. F. Tay1ors last letter to The Chicago
Journal contains the following:
Let me give you suggestive fapt which
possesses deep siGni6cassss From No.
vembsr "a. 1868, TO the 18th of tie pres
emit month, ont of one thousand and teen
ty-six Who have besn laid in the Soldier
Rest q Chastanoofa, one hundred and
sixjy.seven we're killed on the Geld " bat.
tie. Whsa with my finger running down
the long list Of names, ! came to the end
of the roll Of honor, and my though,
rested At one hundred and sixty-seven,
will you believe that / could not credit
the count, and wea. over all the pages
again. sure that | could End few more,
OPPOSITE whose names current cotdmo-
with running pen. and flourish now
aud then-the clerks bad written the
three words, 'skilled in battle" But the
sixty nth was not there There it VAS:
one hundred and sixty seven fell on the
the field; five hundred and seventy-eight
died from wounds, FIVE hundred and forty
| in al, from rebefbullets only ffty.three
per cent of the one thousand and TWEEN
ty-six.
| And what Of the four hundred and
eighty -one Hardships, exposure, the
wasting fever, '.the stings and arrows" of
rheumatism. and all the ills of the empty
box that stands wide open in the midst
of camps, but at whose bottom is "Hope,
the charmer." still, even as she fingered
there in the old time. The battle ended,
( the surgeons duty done. now does the
work OF physician and Sanitary commits
sion rise almost to the dignity of the
aruiy's salvation In him, the faithful,
skilled and true-in them, laden with the
blessings. go many beautitudes from home
is the soldiers hope, after all. Get
generals, wise and brave, If you can, bat,
oh, be sure that the physician is equal to
the trust; let no man "try his prentice
hand on our grand journeymen 10 blue,
Let the women of the North love and la
Dor on. Their gifts are angels 10 dis
guise. As have told you before, the
battle is the red blossom of war, but ths
roots, dark and bitter, run beneath ten
thousand tents and cabins, creep through
unnumbered wards of hospitals. and fee
their way like the fingers Of hard in al
this ground We tread upon, save tba; great
solemn acre. rich in soldiers dead-ths
acre Of the living God.
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The 47th regiment. Colonel James
P. Sanford, left Cairo yesterday morn
ing -IDav. Gaz.