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Daily State sentinel., 1864-08-08
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4 DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS or THE SUPREME
~ Court of the State Of Indiana comprising the cases
reported IN the eight volumes of backford and the first
sixteen volumes Of Indiana Reports; together with the
Revised Statutes Of the State embodied In the edition
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Digest only Of all Supreme Court decisions which
have been published but also of all the modern statutes
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Daily State sentinel., 1864-08-08
S. T.--1860.-

Persons of sedeniary hablt- troubled with weakness,
lassude palpaiion Of the heart lack Of appetite, dis
ress afer eating torpid liver, constipation, &c, deserve
to suffer II they do not try them.
They recommendedb by tho highes; medical author
titles, and warranted produce n,p,odidte bene-
lcal effect They exceedingly agreeable, perfectly
pure and harmless.
Noucr-Any person preicndng 20 sell Plantation
Bters IN bulk OF by the gallon T. swndler aud inpos-
tor 1t Is put up only in patent log cabin bottle
Beware Of bottles reflcd with imitation deleterous stun
for which several persons already IN prison. See
that every bottle has private United States stamp
over the cork unmutaied and signature steel plate
side label.
Sold by respectable dcslers throughout the hahtabl'
globe.
II. 81. DRAKE AZ CO.,
2o2 Broadway, ~. Y.
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PAINTING.

lN LONG, 10 , EAST NEW YORK STREET, OP-
L. POSfTE University square. = prepared 20 Do all
kinds Of House and sign Painting Oraning and Glazing
on short noiice aud IN the very best style Persons
wanting work IN h- Tine are ree1ss'ed - gve him
call. desh-dty
Daily State sentinel., 1864-08-08

Frem the army hospitaI-ths bloody batil~-aeld-the
mansion Of the rich ard humble abode : the poor
from the oce and The sacred desk-from the mountain
top. distant valleys sd fsr-oa islands of the ooean-
from every nook and corner Of the civilized wor-is
pOurns In the evidence Of hs astonishing elects Of
DRAKE's PLANTATION BTTTERs. Thousands upon
thousands Of levers Ike the following may be II
Office.
RxEDsEuKr, Wis, sept. IL, lSs9.
"a. I have been in the army hospital fer
m, they gave bottle OF Plantation Bitters
Three bottles restered my speech sud cured ne.
C. A. FLAUTE.r
S0VrH WsEsAw, O., July IS ls63.
- one young man. who had been sick and
not out Of the house for two years with Scrofala aud
Eryspelas, after paying the doctors sl5e without
benefit, has been Cured BY ten bottles ofyour hiiier
EDWARD WoUNALL-
The following from The Manager of the Union Home
school for the Children Of Volunteers
HAvwEYEs MANSION, FiTY-SKyrNTH STRKEI,l
NEw IoEK. Augusts. lstS-
'Dn DRAkE: Your wonderful Plantation Bittcrs have
been given TO some of little children suffering from
weakness and weak lungs with most happy effect One
appetite, and daily wasting consumption. whom all
medical skin had been exhausted has been entirely
4
day. Her appetite and strength rapidly increased,
and she Is now well.
Respectfully. MRS O. N DsvoE.~
a. | owe much to you. cor Ivorily believe the
REV. W. II wAG6oNER.
Madrid, y. Y"
a. Thou wilt send rue two bottles more Of Thy
Plantation Btters. Ny wife has been greatly benefited
by their use. Thy frieud,
- Ihaye been a great sufferer irom Dyspcp-
sia, aud had 10 abandon preaching The
Plantation Bitter, have cured ne
REv. j. CATHoRN,
Rochester, y l."
- Send us twenty. four dozen more Of your
Plantation Btters, tho POI TulaIity of which daily
Increasing with the guests Of our house.
SYKES, CHADWICK & CO,
Proprietor, Of Willard's Hotel arlington. ID &.
a. lhaye given the Plantation Filters 10 hum
dreds of disabled soldiers with the most astonishing
effect. c. W. ID. ANDREWS.
Superintendent soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o
- The Plantation Bitter, have cured me Of
liver complaint. Of which laid up prosiraie and had
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, O."
- The Plantation Bitters have cured mc Of
arrangement Of the kidneys and urinary organs that ha
distressed me for years. II like a charm.
G. c. MOORE, 2b4 Broadway, y. y"
&c, 3e., 4e, &e., &c.
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NIcKsBuEG, Mss, Aug. >. 1868.
DR. JoHS BUn-Dca SIR | am happy 10 state TO you
that have used your valuable Cedron Bter with great
benefit myself In general debility aud prosiaton Of
influences Of the Mississippi River and around vlcs-
burg, having been with Gen Grants army throughout
It's whole southern campaign. | confidently recommend
its use 20 OIL persons who exposed Ia unhealthy c
mates. II. W. FOGlE,
Agent u. $. Sanitary Commission.
LoursvLLE, Ky, Sept. i6 ls63.
On the 28d Of July last submitted through an agent
mne The Medical Director Of the Department Of the
Cumberland. a sample Of my Cedron Bters for hi, In
speciion and requested, II after analysis he found Il
meritsrous. sanction and approve a. among our
soldiers.
The following Is the Medical Directors reply aud also
Gen Rosecrans permission 90 ship 300 dozen at once 10
have il sold TO Suffers. JOHN BULL.
81 am satisfied that Cedron Bters will do harm 10
any one, if taken properly and in moderation see no
objection Dr. Bull being permitted 10 dispose OF u TO
Suttler~. A. HENRY THUS1ON,
Surgeon and Medical Director, d. G"
HEADQuARTERs DEPr o. rHE CUMBERIAND,l
NASHVILLE, TESN, July -, 1888.
DIR. John Bulls Agent, hr. -, has permission 70
ship 20 Nashville. Tenn twenty five gross or 40 DOZEN
Of Bulls Cedron Bittsrs, for sale 20 Suffers In tie army
only.
The regulations Of the Treasury Department be
complied with strictly.
By command OF Major General RoseeIans.
wM. ". WILLIS,
Major and Provost Marshal General.
sold Wholesale and Retail BY
J. f. sENoUR. Druggist
West Washington Street, indianapolis.
march, -dsm
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STOVE WOOD.

NHTE WILL. FURNISH STOYE WOOD ~ Any
w part cf the city h lots q ouc cord 8
per foot snd les amounts 10 cents per foot Or
ders left at the ofcc of MckEhNAN PfkRCE will tc
promptly Bsd. or delivered %. wool var.i. not
foi No. lsa. In the srfh wcsf psrt ~ fhe -ty, -
cent? per loc;. spril
The weekly union record., 1864-09-17

AT meeting of the Northern delegates TO
the Union State convention. held al Oroyille,
on their way home, to take into consideration
The health Of future delegations. Henry OF
Butte was unanimously chosen chairman. and
Moses Of Trinity, Secretary.
The following preamble and resolutions
were offered by Andrew Jackson, of Plumas.
Whereas, It having been demonstrated by
our own experience, that the Sacramento river
water, Is used IL Sac. city Is only I'll for irrl-
eating purposes
Resolved That all temperance organizations
throughout the State are hereby recommended
to release their members from all promises or
pledges 10 abstain from inspiritiug beverages
while soiourning 10 ATTENDANCE upon any State
or county convention, conference, State or
county Fair horse market or any other man.
The resolution Was seconded aud warmly
advocated By George Of Butte.
Various explanations were given during the
call Of the counties, some Of which We give
below:
Solomon of Humboldt, was opposed to mix
ing religion and politics, as the resolu ion con-
tempated aud felt sure bis saw dust coustit-
uents would oppose it-he voted four against.
Andy Of Plumas said be always was IN favor
ofLager. in "Fader Land and was now, so
Pl-mas voted ayes. J. c. of Butte. never
used water to any great extent al any time
had expected Butte to vote as unit, but as
one Of their members was sick, be would cas-.
ten votes in favor of the resolution, and one for
the horse market Carroll of Shasta, was in-
strucied to go for Shannon as he was not in
the field at the suggestion of his colleague
John would make one more rally and vote FIVE
for the resolution, aud one for the conference
Watson Of Tehama, expected to give each
side complimentary vote, but on consultation
with Parks would vote four noes.
Lucius Of Siskiyou, wished his colleagues
specs to see how George of Sacramento was
voting; when the chair observed George was
in another district-Siskiyou then votes four
rgainst the resolution and three for any other
man"
j. H Of Yuba, said it was the only ques-
ton upon which their delegation had been ear
nestly united upon siuce they were elected-ll
yeas.
Edward Of Trinity, wanted to know what
General Bidwel thought of it. William Of
Butte soto yoce" he is in favor; Trinity seven
ayes. Contrary to all expectation Marcus Of
Suffer cast the entire vote against the resolu-
tion. True TO principal, Sierra cast unit Of
thirteen il favor Of the resolution. At the
conclusion of the roll call, the vote stood:
For the Resolution Il; Against, IL Con
ference, l; Horse market, |: Any.other- mani.
The announcement that the resolution was
carried was applauded with cheer after cheer.
The successful candidate was escorted to the
platform by the delegate who voted for the
Horse market. Three cheers were given for
\. Ward, Barnums Baby Show, and the Rail
Road between Marysville and Lincoln the
meeting adjourned sine die
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TARGET ExcURsIox.-Tbe Oroviile Guard, one o;
the most efficient Infantry Companies in the State
turned ont on Monday morning last for target
practice. They LEFT Orovilie about eight O'Clock.
An, by the cars, for the place Of rendezvous. and
were soon joined by the Marysville Rifles, as per
agreement. Soon the work commenced. Both
targets were placed in position, and each company
commenced firing by file from the tap Of the signal
drum. It soon became evident that the Oroville
Boys were bound to carry of tie prize contended
for by the two companies. This prize was beau
tiful Photograph Of Gen. Grant in a fine gilt frame,
which now ornaments the Armory Hall Of the vic
tors in Oroville. This is as it should be, for no
company in California contains more sterling metal
nor better shots than the Oroyille Guard. and the
Rifles can console themselves by knowing that they
were vanquished by men who are worthy of their
steel. The Oroyille boys have accomplished what
Lee has failed to do by either brea-tworks rstrat
egy. they have captured Gen Grant, although he
was under the protection OF the noble Rifles Of
MaFysYiIe. There was present on the ground,
Brigadier General Howell and many other notable
military men Of the State, besides detachmenis
from the Unisn Guard Of M4rysyile and the Butte
Mountain Rangers Of Satter county. Unfortunately
there was mistake made in marking the shots Of
the 0rovilie Guard for Company prizes. the mis-
take lay between Nos and p, and as three rounds
had been fred before il was noticed, il became ne
cessary for the Orovile Guard to shoot their COM
pany match oyer again, which was done near the
Powder House on the afternoon Of the fifteenth.
There was a large assemblage Of citizens present.
The company turned cut forty muskets. and every
thing passed OF we'll The company finished firing
at early hour; when the Oroviile ladies' followed
in their target practice for prizes offered by the
company 10 the best six shots amongst the ladies'.
The following are the prizes and the lucky winners
Prize first, Citizens Cold Medal, awarded to John
Lyle; Second, Colts Revolver Lieut.. j. Smith
Third, One pair Benkhart's Boots, C. E Layton;
Fourth one pair Gold Sleeve Buttons Fitzgerald:
Fifth, Silver Hunting Case George Empy Sixth,
One pair large-sized Army boots, Orderly ~eret.
CgAam: Seventh, Silver Tobacco Box ;. Whipple;
Eighth Pearl Photograph case, Corp. 4. Howard;
Ninth Silver Cup, James Reid; Tenth. Leather
Medal J. D. Giyens. The ladies' prizes were as
lollows-First prize, Gold Enameled l-ot ket awar-
ded 10 Miss Nelly Moore; Second One pair Gold
Sleeve Buttons, Miss J. C. Moore; Third. Gold
EnameieJ Ear rings, Mrs. b. F. Joue,; Fourth.
silver Napkin ring, Mrs. White; Fifth, silver Thin
bic, Miss Matte Moore; sixth, Domestic Piano,
Lilly Fosg. The prizes were distributed At the
Armoey Hall Of the Oroville Guard on Friday night
IN tn, presence Of large assembage OF ladies' and
gentlemen; after which things We're cleared away.
snd the merry dance began. As usual everything
passed "a pleasant tly-and the Oroyileians we're
happy
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DIED.

In 0royiAe, Sept. y. FRAS6IE, youngest daugh-
ter of nr. J. G. X E.J. Moore, Aged, one year
and four days.
Her little feet grew weary,
And her hands forgot to play,
She heard tie Angels singing
Anj She lonsed to join the lay.
So she spread her unseen 'pinious
Already pmmed for flight.
And while we sazed with aching hearts
Her spirit fed from sight"
At Ba,te Comfy Hospital. sept. 4th. u. Andre
of proIsy Of the Heart aged 81 years, native Of
France. Grave Il.
At Butte County Hospital. January Is, 1864
James Puchayd. oi CONSUMPTION. aged 81; natiye
OF Liverpool England. Grave $.
At Butte County Hospital. April l, 1891, Henry
Mortimer, native q; Eusaad. Typhoid Pneumonia
aged IS. \Grave 50.
Vt Butte County Hospital March 81, ls6i John
S.lveg5Urrosh o! Phthi>is aged 20. Grave S.
At Bgtte County Hospital September Is, 1854.
John Smith. native of Missouri aged 10 Grave 90.
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EIAIsGIf.D.

At Chez, by Rev. J. " Woodman at the resi-
ience Of tine brides father, on W,dnesday, the 7th
lust.. Mr. FRANK \. BAEroN TO Miss EMILY j. Woop.
daughter OF Geo. Wood Esq.
With the above notee came piece Of cake.
3hn'ilY deposited III a satin tissue envelope. The
cake was disposed Of in accordance with ancient
custom.
II the ST. Nicholas Hotel in Oroville. on the
i5th instant BY Joaa DicA. J. William Gillespie
to Martha Ann CoX-
On Thursday evening, September l5, 1861. BY
Rev r Hobart John Ii. Harmon. of Orovuie to
Niss sarah Valentine Of Phi.a lelphia. Pa
send Us something wet" Jack-and-rlay You
be blessed with many chirpng responsibilities.
- =. .-.--
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For Sale.

'gNHE PLACE KNOWN As HENDIE's GAR
q den. situated in Oroyille. Butte County Cali
fo-nia. ard within dity yard, oi tie Brick Church
said pare contains .l9 fruit trees OF all varieties:
Apples. Pears, Peaches. Plams ADricotS. Nee
-alines, Figs. Chercys Olives and Almonds.
Most al the trees SIX or seven years old. Also
1000 bearing grape vines. Also two acres of good
gar4ea land with every facility ioT irrigation.
Liberal terms VIII he given Tor cash. For further
particulars, enquire q E s. HENDEE-
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THASKs.-The ladies and yoaas folks o: ThomP-
sons Flat. return their sincere thanks TO the gen
t,emen wAo contributed 50 literally 70 the Sunday
School Ugloa Library. The greater portion OF the
donation was made BY seatlemea IL tae same con
diton OF life As that Of Adan Is reported il Gene
SIS So. chap, 18Th. verse, bat it Is 70 oe hoped
they'll not always continue SO.
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C.CAPPBLxANN 4 Co.. MAgYsvlLLE.-By refer
enoe to their advertisement in another column. X
viii he sen that these large wholesale liquor msr-
chants have removed their establishment 70 Nos.
ll7kll9 Second street. between y s.. and Maiden
lane. Their place OF basiness Is splend:l,y fitted
I'D in both departments. wholesale ana retail. We
commend the irm to our Butte county fciSn5s.
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Union Mass Meetings.

Hon SAM. BRANNAN, candidate for State
Eleetor on the Union Ticket aud Hon J. f.
VNToy, will address the citizens Of Butte
county al CHIco, October 81, and at
OROTILLE. OCTOBER 4th.
Full audiences should meet the distinguished
gentlemen at beth Oroyille and Chico. Turn
ont, every BODY
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gET UNION RECORD has large Weekly crcals-
,ion throughout the county, and the only paper
published therein. We uesd mol dwell upon the
facilities offered 70 merchants and others, who
woaid reap the advantages o: familiarizing them
selves, and their business. With tie large mass-li
purchasers in the county.
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NoTIcs.-Ihe citizens OF Hamilton School Dis
trict are requested 70 assemble at the School
House il said District, en- Monday, september 26.
1t four O'clock in the afternoon or tie purpose Of
selecting size and taking into consideration the
rropgiety @, erecting new Scfool House. The
meeting viii be addressed by our County School
Superintendent, Isaac Upham. Il IS hoped gene
ral attendance Viii be present.
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MzEcHASrs SALOON & ST. NICHOLAS EXCHANGE
MARYsvIILE.--We invite attention 10 the adver-
ii5ement as above headed. Il viii be observed that
the two saloons ar embraced under one propEie-
torsAip Mr. NcCaTty, it Is vel known, has made
the Merchants Saloon the most select aad fashion
able resort in MarysYi.le. Connected with the
Merchants Is an ayiAry comprising types Of most
of our more familiar eathered tribes aud which Is
10 considerable attraction to visitors
The weekly union record., 1864-09-17

FATAL AccprNT-0n Thursday last young
man named Clifford, residing with his parents near
White Rock took the double barreled shot gan and
started for glmc. When short distance from the
house. the slide which held the barrels II The stock
fell out and As they felt the ground one of them
discharged taking effect in the calf OF his leg ana
infict NJ severe wound. The yoCrg man died
The next morning LFridayl from its effects.
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DCTY OF UNION MEN.-Tbe Union of Vir-
gina City has an article on the duty OF Union
men in Nevada. the following from which will
especially apply to this State:
Every loyal citizen, without exception, has
al especial duty to perform in addition to
merely casting his individual vote He must
DO all be can to eniiEhien our adopted citizens
as TO the true issues Of the Presidential contest
Many OF them are and always have been good
Union men Al heart, but are now acting against
the Union party because they are misled by
the Copperheads ID regard to the war
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TIE SOLDIERS ThEY MeAx.-TI

TIE SOLDIERS rhEY MeAx-The Lvon
county n. t. Sentinel says:
BY referring to the resolution in relation to
the soldiers, adopted by he Chicago Conven-
ton. We cannot see that any mention is made
Of the Federal soldiers From the character
Of the mea composing he Chicago Convention.
the reports of their proceedings, and the tone
Of the resolutions forming their platform, there
Is every reason to believe that the sympathy -
and protection they ctIcr is rendered, not to
the heroes whom they delight to designate as
Linco!os hireilnss.' Federal cut tbroats, -
'legazad mHrderers,' etc, but TO the soldiers
who are lighting in the armies of JEFF DAVIS
for the cause with which those sage Copper
heads 50 maniIcstly symuathize and labor
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To oUR PArRoSS-All advertisements, special
c. ,oca notices, must be handed in early On Friday
nolnings. to insure publication
The weekly union record., 1864-09-17

To TIE SCHOLARS CT OKovILLE DIsTRIor.-Your
schoolnate, Clarence Clifford, has been cut down il
the flower of his youth by al unforeseen accident.
You are requested to turn ont to-day (Satnriay) al
Il O'Clock and show proper respect 70 his remains.
at the Brick Church. By request Of the Trustees.
JAS. YoUNG, Clerk.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-17

OMIssToN.-IH giving list of names Of the mem
hers OF the Young Folks Concert in our last issue,
the name Of Miss Rosy Ikey; accidently omit
ted. In justice, VIC make the correction. As she was
one of the particularly bright stars the OCCASION
and is spoken Of by good judges of music as hay-
Tag no superior. an alto singer Of her age.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-17

To TIE SCHOLARS OF OBovILLE DISTRIcT.-The
school will open OF the first Monday il October.
You are all requested to be on hand At O'Clock on
that day, 10 answer to the Iol-can.
JAS. YoUNG. Clerk.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-17

Several communications and other interesting
matter have been unavoidahly crowded ont. They
VIII appear IN our next.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-17

ST. NICHOLAS HOTKL, MARysFILLE.-This large
and comn0dioas establishment under the resent
change Of Proprietors, has Undergone thorough
renovatlo2 and repair thorughoat- The re0ms, Of
which there are nearly hundred, are large, well
ventilated, and n0=1 u them elegantly furnished
suits OF Eooms are 50 adjusted, with parlors and
bedrooms connecting, - to particularly recon-
mend them 10 families. Every facility Is offered 70
travellers in the way Of spproacA and departure.
carriages being on hand, and public conveyances
leave for al parts Of the State periodically. Il i
the evident design Of the proprietor 70 make the
St. Nicholas a first class house il every sense Of
the word, aad il thorough mastery OF the requi-
sites if courteous demeaaor, tact. and gentleman
y address, VIII secure that end We predict ioF Nj.
Dgticy tie must abundant success.
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Notice !!

yE>HE UNDERSIGNED MOST RESPECTFULLY
n offers his services. for moderate considara-
ton, 70 the public IN general and 10 the Germans
IN particular IN writing letters. transla,ing docu-
ments or as interpreter in both the English and
German languages. those Gesirous of having any.
thing done in that line will pleaae 10 call on the
undersigned II the Union Saloon, Montgomery St.,
0rovllie.
narlsl 5. STRAUSS.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-17

AckNowLEDGNENr. - Ms. Pence Of Penee's
Ranch, sends her compliments 10 the Office in the
shape of box Of delicious peaches We lit our
bat to Mrs. P, in acknowledgement of her graceful
consideration.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-17
AGENTS:
Notice.

S.R. Rosenthal is oar only authorized agent to
receive and receipt for advertisements and sco-
scriptions for this paper in Marysyiie.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-17
Livery and Sale Stable.
Frank Multner, Proprietor. 80

Huntoon street, Oroville opposite the California
Stage Cos Stable
HAVING PURCHASED AND REFITTED
L i that large and well arranged Livery Stable,
with Corral attached. beg leave TO inform my
friends and the public that intend 10 carry on the
above business in all its branches.
Carriages, Double and Single Buggies, Saddle
Horses etc. always ready.
Ny Burcies, Harness etc. are new and of the
latest style.
aParticular attention will be paid to transient
IT vel private Boxes fer Stock or Fancy Horses.
Attention will be paid TO the Purchase aud Sale
OF ali kinds of stock.
CorraI's and sheds arranged for the ac-
commodation of loose stooLsf all kinds.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-17

CAMP lAorA-We were Pleased 10 receive psi
vn'e letter FROM John N. Wilson, formerly well
known resident of Butte. He is soldering at the
above named camp, enjoying fine health and in
coed spirits. About the only excitement, j, a
constant war with the Indians. and which Is likely
to continue for some time. The indians are not
numerous, hut the mountain businesses and the
great quantity Of game gives them an opportunity
TO hide secure supplies and escape from the yigj-
liant watch of oar soldiers. Mr.. ". belongs to Co.
c, 9Th Inft.. c. V. Fort HGmboldt Cal.
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pital, IN the last stage of natural decay lies a
French veteran by the name O. BrGneaux. aged
80 years. Itseems to De we'll authenticated that ne
served in youth under the standard Of the lst Ma
poleou--at Austerlitz-at Maango-at Waterloo.
HIS body from head to foot is covered with sears.
His lie Is fast ebbiag away; his stomach refuses
solid nutliment. and lite is sustained by liquid
stmulants solely. \ few days at most, and he Will
be summoned to answer to his name on the great
muster roll.