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PsAcHss.-The first presentation of home
grown fruit we have had this year came on
Thursday from Smiths Garden, Smiths Flat,
nearly opposite Douglas City. 1t was box OF
beautiful fruit, and was delivered by our genial
friend, N. n. Brown, Of whom all the ladies de-
light to buy vegetables and things.
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USIoS PRIxARIss.-To-night Saturday is the
time set to elect delegates to the Union County
Convention to be held in Weaverville on the
2oth. Select the best men in each precinct for
delegates, and let all Union men go the polls and
vote. Make the primary meetings occasion
for test vote of the Union strength in each pre-
cinct. The Convention is an important one, and
is desired that every precinct in the county
should have voice in choosing delegates.
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New VoLuMEs.-The Red Bluff Independent
published by Chalmers & Bishop and the Yrcka
Journal, published by Robert Nixon have recent
ly entered on new volumes Both are earnest
advocates of the Union cause, and have exerted
a healthy influence in their respective counties
ever since the rebellion began. May their days
be many and prosperous.
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New DIscotERY.-Capt Kelton tells that
new diggings have been discovered somewhere
within twenty miles of Douglas City, in a sec
ton where prospect hole had never been sunk
before. He purchased an ouuce of gold dust
taken out by the two discoverers in one day
one of them baling water constantly. We are
promised further information in regard to the
new discovery in short time.
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ANOTHER CALIFORNIA DgxocRAr SERVING BIS
FAhrr--itis stated that 1000 Confederate troops
are now stationed at San Antonio Texas Dan
oho"alter, formerly of this State, is at the head
Of regiment of cavalry.
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Ordered, that the county Judge appoint three
dsinterested persons to view, select and apprase
4 suitable building for county Hospital, and
report at the next meeting of the Board.
August 6th.-Ths being the last day of the
session of the Board, and the Treasurer being
in attendance, the Board proceeded to open and
examine the several bids for the redemption of
county Warrants. The following were accepted
and ordered paid
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School TRusTIEs.-Thos. Carr has been elect
Cd School Trustee for Weaverville District fol
three PEARS. jas. B. Wells has been chosen
trustee for Trinity Center District for the same
period.
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REDEEMED WARRANTS.

OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY COUNTY,
Weaverville, Aug. IL, 1864.
TTOLDERS OF TRINITY COUNTY WAR
III rants are hereby notified that the following
Numbers drawn on the County General Fund,
in the month of March, 1861, are now due and
payable, and will be redeemed on presentation
at my Office. Said Warrants will cease to bear
interest after this date. Nos. 703, 628, l6l,
705, 706, 672, 6s6. A. COCHELL,
3l.li. County Treasurer.
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SERVES HIN RIGHr.-Our old friend Charley
Fisher informs the business men of Tehama
county, through the Independent, that Capt A.
of some $40 in Greenbacks. Capt. Stout re-
ceived the amount in gold coin Mean man.
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"WHo WAS SHE 2''-The Shasta Courier tells
nephew, Manuel Joseph, near the Dickinson
House, Shasta county. Both parties are resi-
dents of Trinity. Antonio is now enjoying the
hospitalities of the Hotel de Hopping, Shasta
CITY. There was a woman in the case
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NEW AssSr.-B. B. Cutter, the popular agent
Of the Red Bluff Mills, which have the reputa-
tiou Of Turning out the best -four in the State,
gives notice that during temporary absence
from that place I. Comstock, Esq, will act as
bis authorised agent
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UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

TN PURSUANCE OF ARESOLUTION PASSED
by the Union Central Committee of Trinity
on the 2Sthf day of July, 1864, Union county
Convention will be held in Weaverville on
Saturday, the sOsh day of .s"s"sf'
next, for the purpose of choosing six delegates
to the Union State Convention to be held IN sac :
ramento on the 3oth day of August, and siI
delegates to attend the Third Congressional Dis
trict Convention.
Gan citizens who are in favor of vigorous
prosecution of the war to the final success OF the
Federal Government, who indorse the platform
of the Union National Convention, and who will
pledge themselves to support the National State
and Congressional nominees of the Union party,
will be entitled to vote for such delegates
The Committee recommend that primary meet
ings be held in each precinct in the county on
the evening of
Saturday, .zSsHst 18Th,
to elect delegates to the County Convention, in
accordance with the following apportionment
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ANY person indebted to Lawrence Mcguire the
Deadwood trader, to the amount of $50 or so.
can make q profitable transfer of the same by
calling at this Office.
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Household Furniture at Auction

NHE UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER for sale,
l. at his late residence in Faggtown, on
Monday, August 18th,
at 10 o'clock, A. M, all his household furniture,
kitchen utensils, Sewing Machine, etc. Terms,
CASH. L. WELLENDORFF.
Weaverville, August 18th 1854 SILT.
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Sec T. And be it further enacted That from and after the
passage of this in addition to the duties heretofore
there shall be levied collected and paid spirits
distilled from grain other materials whether of American
foreign production, imported from foreign production
imported from foreign countries previous to the first day
July Of first proof duty Of forty cents each aud
every gallon and lower Of duty shall be levied
collected than upon the basis of first proof and shall be in
creased in proportion for greter strength than the
strength of first proof and that all spirits imported
there shall be levied collected and paid
additional tax Of 40 cents gallon to be collected under
the direction and according established by the
Secretary of the
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WAC Is ANDREW JOHNSON 2-If any one has
and doubt on this subject in view of the respon-
sble position to which Mr. Johnson is evidently
destined, he has but to turn to any part of the
noble Tennesseean' record since the outbreak
of the rebellion. In his famous reply to Sena-
tor Lane, of Oregon, in the first debate on the
subject, when asked what he would do were he
President of the United States, he said
The distinguished Senator from Oregon asks what
would do with the rebels President Of the United
State5f would have them arrested tcoutd haze them
tried and found guilty by the ETERNAL COP, would hare
them ExEcUTED."
This was do hasty ebullition of feeling but the
language of deliberation, is shown by the un-
varying course of Mr.. johnson ever since. Du-
ring the last Spring he addressed his old neigh
bors of East Tennessee in speech from which
we take the following extracts:
The time has arrived be made odous,
when be their prop
erty whether be their horses their lands
negroes given the innocent the honest the
loyal upon whom the caamites of this unproyoked and
wicked rebellion have fallen with such crushing weight
What has brought this upon usf Let me answer in
speak loud that the deafes in this
multitude hear me-Slayery. Hundreds of voices
That's so Gods TRUTH Men talk about the Consti
Proclamation and call it yrannical assumption OF author
y, despoc usurpaton OF power. Listen to what now
say all such talk is the language of treason-Hnos
Telegraph.
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Marriaaes:

At Fillibuster Flat, Trinity river, August 9Th,
by T. E. Jones, J. P, Mr.. AucUsT WISKEL to
MRS BRIDGET MULLEN, both of Fillibuster Flat.
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MORE PIcTUREs--M. Oberdeener has again
donated batch of pictorials, for which we are
thankful.
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Portland, Oregon.

| Correspondents in New York LEES 6 WALLER,
No. 81 Pine street.
Correspondents in L3n,lon.-BANIx OF LONDON.
V,HE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT
| the above named corporation has been organ
lied for the purpose of carryn the Banking
and Exchange business, in all its branches. iii
this city and with the interior Of this State, tie
neig!lborng State and Territories, aud with Mex
leo also, with the Atlantic cities, Europe, Chi
n:l, aud the East Indies Tor which they pro-
vided with ample facilities, and in conformity
with the articles of association will commence
operations on the 5th day of July next, at the
banking house now occupied BY Donohoc, Raj
ston 4 Co, corner Of Washington and Battery
streets.
With the view of giving to the business of the
corporation all the efficiency and promptitude of
private banking firm together with tha, conf
dental scclusion of private business matters so
generally desired, the immediate management of
its affairs is committed exclusively to D. O. Mills
and Wm. G.. Ralston, President and Cashier
respectively, to whom either of them, the
customers of tie Bank VIII apply or ali husi-
ness matters. The regular meeting of the Board
of Trustees will take place monthly.
The undersigned deem it advisable to call par
ticular attention the following peculiarties of
their organization, which are positively binding
all its members
FWst.-Sales of its Capital Stock can be ef-
fected only after due appraisemcnt BY Stock
holders selected for that special purpose and
the Trustees of the Corporation have, in all ca
ses, the right to become purchasers Of the stock
appraised at the appraisement for the benefit of
the remaining Stockholders. This restriction is
printed upon each Certificate of Stock
Second.-Loans cannot be made to stockhold-
ers, except upon colaterals other than their
Shares in the Capital Stock of this Bank
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$1,2ss 20

1929 20 1920 80
Gain to county, S37s 81
The following bills on the county General
Fund were rejected
T. E. Jones. J. p, Sc 90
Thos. Scanlon, mileage, 10 90
A. j. Ross, constable, IL 90
Dr. S. B. Sewall, physician for coroner, so 90
The following bills on the county General
Fund were rejected:
Jos. Smith, cleaning Assessors room, 80 SO
do do Treasurer's room, SO
O. Stuart school trustee, Is 90
B. F. Trask, school trustee, 70 W
The following bills were allowed on the coun-
ty General Fund:
n Martin. supervisor. S62 so
A r. price do f6 so
A. J. Loomis, clerk of Board, 70 W
Monday, August Sth.-Board met as Board
of Equalization. The following proceedings
were had
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Stockholders /:

San Francisco.
D. O. MILLS A. ]. POPE
WM. C. RALSTON, HERMAN MICHELS,
II. S. FRErZ FREDERICK billings,
j. b. THOMAS, GEORGE ii. HOWARD,
LOUIS McLANE, II. +. TESCHEMACHER,
ASA r. LAWT0N, A. HAYWARD,
WM. L. BARRON, MOSES ELLIS.
THOS, BELL. A. B. M,CREARY,
JOHN O.. EARL, X. NJ JESSUP.
WM. NORRIS, SAMUEL KNIGHT,
J. WHITNEY, JR, A. c. HENRY.
o. +. GIFfIN, J. c. WlLMERDING,
WILLIAM ALVORD
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Births:

At Cochranville, August 9Th, the wife of Jas.
Cochran, of a DAUGHTER.
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ADDITIONAL TAX on LIoUoR.--The following
section of law to - increase the intcrna reve-
nue." will be of interest to those who have
liquors on hand
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TELEGRAPH WIRE FOR SALE.

4 LARGE LOT OF TELEGRAPH WIRE
n suitable for baling hay-for sale cheap
Enquire at the Telegraph office, Werveryille
F. A. WHITTELSY.
July 20, 1884, 2s.li
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The Messenger thinks these nominations would
doubtless harmonic both wings of the party,
North and South. 1t would restore jeff. Davis,
Floyd Co. to the Cabinet, and give us '' the
Union as it was" " lin they were elected. y
Exactly, ain case" 1t strikes as good
suggestion, as majority of the " Democratic !"
party of the United States is now in jeff Davis
army
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THAT'S THE TIcKEr.-As the unterrihed, @ con-
stitutional," anti-war Democracy have got into
a muddle in regard to a Presidential ticket. the
Downieyille Mountain Messenger proposes the fol-
lowing
For President
James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania.
For Vice President,
John c. Breckinridge, of Dixie.
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THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA !
Z.N'CORPOR.4TED
UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE.
s...raay, IN. sosh day of .sHsusf,

UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE.
Capital Stock, (paid up in Gold Conn.,
$2,OOO,OOO!
WITH The PRIVILEGE Of INCREASING TO
S5,OOO,OOO!
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Note Lost.

LII PERSONS ARE WARNED AGAINST
n receiving promissory Note made and sign
ed by Charles Shoppe, and in favor of the un-
dersigned, as said Note has been lost
OLIVER STEWART
Douglas City, Aug. 2, 1868. 3o3w
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Correspondents in New York LEES 6 WALLER
No. 81 Pine
Correspondents in L3n,lon.-BANix or LONDON.
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supervisors, proeeeaings-August Term.

Board met Monday, August lst. Present, H.
Martin, chairman A. 6. Price. The following
proceedings were had;
Report of R. A. Thomas, county Physician, re-
ceived aud placed on file.
Petition Of taxpayers of Steiner's Flat and vi
cinity, praying that the boundaries of Canyon
road district be changed and the district enlarg-
ed, and laid over from the last regular term, and
remonstrance having been filed by the ta1-pay-
ers of Dutton road district, the petition was re-
jected.
Ordered, that the road leading from Howe's
lane to Bayless' mill on the south oank OF nay
Fork of Trinity, parallel with the stream, cross
ing at Bayless' mill, thence to the wagon road,
near the school house, be declared public high
way, as per petition of taxpayers on file.
The following bills were allowed on the coun-
ty General Fund:
George Faxen, Morris Hyde, NJ. Chadbourne,
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The Board after due consideration of the sew
eral proposals for keeping and furnishing the
county Hospital for one year, as per published
notice, rejected each and every one of the same,
and accepted proposal from DR.. VIM. Wilson,
who agrees to act as Superintendent and Physi-
cian for the Hospital for one year at salary of
$1,000, payable quarterly in Hospital Warrants.
The District Attorney was requested to draw up
a contract between DR.. Wilson and the Board of
Supervisors for the faithful performance of his
duties Further ordered, that person shall
receive any of the benefits of said Hospital Fund
unless he or she be resident patient.
Followinp hills allowed on the county Hospi-
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PHYSICIAN TO oEKxAS HosP'L.
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