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The weekly union record., 1864-01-30
Letter from Humboldt.
ST1NT-LGE.

USIoSvILIE. y. T, Jan. :. 1861
Ma EDlT0R:- The Hum5old,
Canal IS only one Of the many enterprises Of
Ike magnitude going on quietly in this county
We have two tunnels now being run through
the Humboldt range Of moantaios-one from
Humboldt City to Star, aod the o,her from
Echo to Uaionyille. These tunnels, WHEN
completed. viii be four TO Eve miles in length.
fifteen hundred feet below the summit Of the
mountains. and of capacity for teams TO pass
through. They will open untold riches; ard
these are only two out of thousands of less
magnitude going 90 as fast Us the miners have
the means We are doing nothing compared
with what We would DO had We III. means.
Capital Is what We want. Any quantity Of
steam mills could fud constant employment.
The best of wood can be had in any quantity
almost, at ten dollars per cord at this place.
Almost all whom l have conversed with in
California ard many who have been here, are
Of the opinion that we are short Of wood To
such I would say, you have not been into cur
hills and canons.
Falls mills are running and the rock from
the Different lelgcs pays from one hundred and
thirty to four hundred dollars per ton. We
want mills. Steam mills would pay well. aud
End no trouble in getting wood. 10 Ciunabal
and Table Mountain Districts. in the range
east OF this place, wood could be had delivered
at the mills at four or FIVE dollars per cord, and
/ those districts have plenty Of good lodges
The Great Republic, Blue Ledge, Colder
Magnet and You Bet ledges are in Cinnabal
District, and Table Mountain District car
boast OF the Senator, Champion, and many
other good ledges.
Late last fall, Trinity District was discorsres
by Joseph Rouse an old Butte county man
and is now attracting much attention. Pur,
silver can be taken out of many of the ledge
with blow-pipe or in blacksmiths fire
This Is particularly the case with the Canada
Texas, Highland Mary and Pennsylvania
lodges Rouse has good thing" if be hold,
on and don't get in weaving way" too often
George Guise, Pat Harris, Tom Harris. anl
many other Oroyiians, are here; and, by the
way, Fat has quite an interest in the Iowa, ii
Sierra District, ledge that pays remarkably
well-has assnyed as high Us six thousant
dollars per ton, and not selected Guise ant
Tom Harris have confined themselves more tC
this district, having interests in the Chameleon
Silver Heels, Brunswick, Sinaloa, and many
other good lodges in this district and The
Taylor Co., in Sierra. George Lovelock is il
Echo Distric, and on his feet once more
having many good feet, such as the Broderick
] l-eyiaihan etc, in Echo, and some in Trinity
think, in the Highland Mary and Isaac
Newton.
We have had very pleasant winter so far
No snow at this place and not much on the
mountains. Truly yours HUMBo1Dr.
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Probate Notice

TEEHE TF0TIf OF TIIE STATE OF CALI-OR
~ 'n 81. ier--ll- .,t crested IN the estate Of
- Watkins dc ea~sd ,eaJ Greeting:
l. N5a oiden. Administrator of >aiJ o-t...c.
ms .' fled :! petition ia ry cai-c. pr4vinc
a2 'n'~r' 't i1e ll-.rah.e PROBATE Cont in and
-' T. fa.itar-.i' 'r'-',- ~ o~7cr To
fi. Pee re .-ff'e-t ~.il F-'. Watkins. de-, J
i -.5 estate h'iH" ore h7H-
a'-l -Nty ldJl acre . liGd- l'i;- on B1tte
r.-tN 10 sad comfy -i;i.s it- rancho or
0t-. ae-c -ct--4. AID improvement l.
itt-- i. A --4rl-G u SAID petition Will Ire had
H oie1 Fr 5a'c ealrt. at tie court house, Or0rl.e
at tAa January Term thereof. 1854 to Wit: on
Monday the ~ day OF February \ D 1854,
Al ten o'clock. i M.s
BY order OF Honorable ". ;. Stafford. Probate
Judge in and for said county,
Wtnc>. ny hand and the seal Of said court.
e.. S.) this January l5 i>64
J. ". GILKYSON. Clerk.
Tho- Wells, Att y for Admr !; jan %
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| COOP Bill DsrEArED.-A Bill has been
Ieteat'd in the Senate recently, providing for
se publication oi al general laws IN 8. least
he newspaper IN each comfy th7oushoa, the
0ate- This law. We think, should 30: have
80 Defeated as Il is matter Of general in.
eTes; 70 lie whole people, and they should
ave az opportunity Of knowing what the laws
''e. In no better Or cheaper manner could il,
ave besn done than in the way proposed
'he laws Of Ohio and other States have been
published by anthorily' and it has given gene
y satisfaction to the people There are but
ew people in our State who can have access
2 or statutes. while on the other hand.
tui few sLo are not IN possession Of their local
.ounty newspaper. and large number preser,
,tns them en- d.s. \ knowledge Of what cur
'eperal a.d local laws are would be Of greater
'a!ue 70 the Yeople than the small pittance 10
rscei7ad by the fraternity in completing lhc
ork.
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Notice.

H VEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE UNDER
SIGNED viii petition To the Board Of SupcIyi-
>'r> % Bate co1uty. California. at its February
Term l>6t and on the dr,t day Of said term or as
soon thereafter as the cause can be heard for the
reopenlnE Of that portion Of the County Road lead
Fe4tLer river. . Hamilton. which va vacated and
closed ly tle order q Tie Board # Supervisors Of
sad eolniy trimming ;hrou- -h tie lands ot j. l.
Hen-aaw, formerly Wilkinson d Coz also. for the
Te oHeliaG o; thai portion Il the County Road lead
iar iF5m Z. Ord south line. through the lands OF
i. and T. B-ovn. @. Lynch. i. Turner and Joha
Mefadden. which w4s vacated cnl closed br order
Of the Board 3t Supervisors of s1,d county. also
demonstrating against the ''locatan Of a county
3adleadinE from the county road at Davis < Nantz
store near lynchs ranch. Hamilton tp.. 10 a stake
on the said road leading isom Wilkinson * Cos
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VI O TIL z RS THEIRS
NOT Ii EtiS,,

Don Z i"n TO Procure Mrs, SiusIo,v'. Sooth-
ing syrup for CHILDREN TEETnING.
Tins valuable preparation is the prescriptions 81
one OF the best female physicians and nurses in The
United States, and has been used for shirty vears
with never failing safety and success By mli.n. Of
mothers and children. from the feeble inf.n, .ns
week old t. the sdult.
1t not only relieves the child from pain bu, invis.
crates the stomach and bowels correrts acdty, and
gives tone and energy to the whole system |, WIN
almost instantly relieve.
GRIPPING N TIE Bowels AND WIND celn.
We believe it the Best and Surest Remedy in tn.
world. IN al cases Of DYsENTERY and DrsRRHgA
IN CHILDREN, wletherit arises from Teething an
other causes.
Full directions foE using will acconspasay each
bottle. None Genuine unless the fac-simile 81
CURTIS Il PERKINS, Of New York, is on tn,
outside wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Principal othce, 4S. Dey street New York
PRICE ONLY > CENTS PER BOTTLE
IdCk- COFFIN CO. gents. Marysrille
REplNGTON Il co.
Il and is Front street san Francisco
3'-- Nhl Agents for California.
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T. Fad Move.

In the Senate md House similar bills have
been introduced, proposing the enactment of a
law which if pa. sed, will create l reduction
Of the already RUM usly low prices, for legal
advertisements. Tie necessity for the passage
ot such a law, We capnot diyinc-wiihout it is
70 reduce proprietors of country newspapers
from mere livelihood to extreme poverty
sucn result would inc 'itably follow. Were
the present prices extra 7agant or oppressive.
there would be some just cause for such lcgis-
latiye eaactmcnis, but on the contrary, it has
been reduced to such gure, that county
newspaper publishers scarcely exc out res,
pectable livelihood by appl. ing faithfully daily
labor at the case, not evel euabled 10 paw
the wages Of the dayaborer The great re-
duction for the past two J Aars, in printers
prices, has practically damoust -atod the fact
that without a better compensation for labor
Or the entire official patronage, a coan'ry pa
per cannot live-it must die for rant Of sup.
port. Utder these Circumstance es, to now
cripple. reduce and drive ont Of existence, By
legislation, in manner, the country Union
press Of this State, is literally working de.
str0ctoa u the Union party, destroying its
present perfect orgauizltion. weakening the
power chat placed the present members Of the
great Union party in their high and honorable
position-it is reaching forth TO the destruction
OF their own batteries, and falling into the arms
Of the enemy.
However, we can 10 k upon the introduction
Of this bill in no other light than that it was
created and brought forth by shrawd, cunning
CoFperhead leaders, ruled from power by the
advocacy Of disloyal sentiments And now as
they witness the downfall of their party ard
listening to the continual death knewls Of their
Southern sympathiSing organs, and looking
forward TO the remaining hopeless and dying
few, they seek to divide or destroy the official
ard general patronage Of the Union press, as
an only remaining spark Of consolation to be
swallowed from the b.er cup.
During the past poli,ica. contest, sufficient
facts were fully developed and clear to every
member Of the Union party to now be placed
on guard against any and every species Of
Copperhead irickeTy and deception. No Pc
ii'ons have been sen: up favoring the passage
of such law-no objections can be made
against the present syslen-and 10 one will
rejoice al She success Of said LAW except Cop
perheads, il being Of their own planning
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I,nbituaI Constipation. word. ., c..

VII W OrUs OF C0Nn-
iort'-p- Cyrus ". Nelson. Of Boston Mass An.
inor Of hnlcai observations on the on the treat
meh' OF abdominal diseases, says in a letter dated
February 22nd. lSG2 Il consider Bristol, Sng.r
coated l.l~ the lest remedy for chronic Constips.
u.a at lHc-eut hH WI. With me they have never
lu.ed, AND have prescribed them III at least fifty
Instances. lie also states THAT for all irregi-
.a1tles OF the digestive functions. the liver and the
bowels they are by far the most eful medicine hs
mas ever prescribed perfectly safe and eminently
reliable Similar testimony is volunteered by Dr.
Humphrey Lettson. OF Chicago, ILL.,. who ennmer-
ate- thllfv cases. with names and dates in which
he ha- administered the Pills, with entire .uccen
for nahlt1M costiYeness and piles. Whenever they
have heen used a. remedy for liver and bowel
colnplnnts, the result has been equally satisfactory
hey arS put up in glass yia- and will keep in any
climate. Procurah Bic Of all druggists
NOSTETPER. SMITH DEAN
Agents io- Pacific coast San Francisco
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Insolvency Notice.

&TATEO of CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF Butte
- County court, Bate county, ,anaary term, 4
Dewitt c. powner V. His Creditors
Pursuant 81 an order Of the Honorable Wm. :.
S511rd Judge of the said court. Notice j. hereby
gwen % d.lte creditors a. She -ai lu~ ,'Te1t D. t.
Dowatr to be and appear before the Hon. Wm. :
>af' ld-e aforesaid iHcpen court. or at cham
oefS AZ the court room e. SAID court, in 9rovlle
c'aniy Of Butte, on the 24th day Of February, A .
l~'t. az ten clock, 4 Il. It that day then and
there u show "a se if any They can. why tie pray
G. a sid il~1lveut >hau'l uot be granted and an
assignment oi LIS estate lie made and he be dis
charge fra-l bis le.ts and abilities IN pursuance
Of ,.ie --il'e 10 such cases made and provded.sud
III itt moan time al proceedings against said IL
-vclr .r SAY ed.
Witness my hand and the seal Of SAID court
tL-> affixed ills -vth day o5 January \ j l,64
J. W. GiLKYSON iCle1k.
THIS Wells. Atty r. Petitioner. jan y 5w
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Agents for Pacific Coast San Franci.co
IN. cc.zt...,,len or.l IN. Rlnod ".

1T" '"'7St t!'tifion Hnl thc Blood.-NO p,r.
manenI cure If any plceroaS OF eruptve dtca.e can
he effected except hy constitutional treatment Tho
Ylt"ieG blood must be- rendered pure and healthful
otutr"lSc. the cause If the disorder remains lart,
nag :u tag system and i tUre to break ont in some
dcai.er FORM than before. But one medioiue known
among men reaches and cxpels this baneful princi.
e and restores the constitution - its original
strength and viEor Its ERTSToL'S SAIssAFARllL.
sup -4SsIYe medicine archiehly dangerous in such
ea.t.. and mc-e7rv almost invariably sair titute.
forouc malao, another equally terrible. But this
Ba'-amic Vegetable Detefs,nt al Restorative
a1es the very foundations OF disease and converts
ai" airone h9i4 OF hellih aud strength the system,
from NA'ch ii has expelled the poisapGus INVADER
I0Hs purifying and I.ereuewng power this most
wonderful of the worlds remedies owes its unIis.
allied reputation.
sold by respectable druggists eyorvwhere
H0STETTEB. SMITH 4 DEAN
Ageut> for Pacific Coast, san Francisco.
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Tns Express says the dfst Message ever
Transmitted Geographically between California
ard OFesaa was received .. the telegraph Office
IL Narysvii!a, Jan. -, by M Cr4ddock, The
manager. directly from Jacksonville. to which
point The line oi the California State Telegraph
Cnrlranv has inst hon cn.nnlotci
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@ExxxzzzESz--zr,

The CHAPMAN PIRArEs.-The United States
Marshal at San Francisco received on the
26th, the Presidents pardon to Rnbe7y. one Of
the Chapman pirates. lie was forthwith re-
leased. The condition is that he shall leave
the United States with;a thirty days He will
start for England by the next steamer for Pan.
anna. Rjgely Greaihouze has 'asen the oath
OF allegiance, and agrees to support all The
Presidents proclam4.iors regarding slavery
aud hcnceforth conduct himself as trua and
loyal citizen Of the United States He claims
release from custody unlcr tie Ps1sidouCs
amnesty proclamation. The question will be
argued on Monday next. before Judge Hof
man-Ale1 Campbell and Lake for prisoner.
Thompson Campbell aud L. s Attorney Sharp
for Government lIarpendirg refused to take
the oath Of allegiance, declaring tAa, be prefers
to remain in prison rather than perjnre himself;
that be does not like the Lincoln Government
and will not give it his support So the Gov.
eTnmeut must needs "susport" him.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER
" sons having claims against the estate Of Cas-
per Renker, deceased, to present them properly
rouched TO the .und r.igued at HI residence in
Orovllie, within zen months from thi. date or they
win he forever barred. BY order Of the Hon Pro
bate Judge. CHAS. CROISSANT Adrnr
John ;. Berry. Atty foF Admr OF said estate.
Jan 81 5w
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Butte .TaHln,o!ii e. $. and Cop
per Mining Co.
Oeice o.: the Butte N. G. {. < c. ". Co. :
O-nriIie Amr. u lest [

UIl-o :. t-la lTt-e " . : < Z, " I0-T
Oroviiie- Aug. y. lS5t.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
" meeting OF the Trustees held this day al as
-es<meut Of ten cents per share (t one foot "a h)
wa= We'd eu the canit,l = K Of the company
payable "a or before the 17-h dag of February. 4
3 lSe: also. an as>csSuleat II nv cents per shane
OF one foot each levi-G oa the capital stock
OF The company. payable en- or before the nth day
Of March A p 1854 both assessments PAYABLE at
the SerretAry'S Office in 1roviile. Bvorler e the
Trustees. ianal A.MAURI Z. Jr. Secy.
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COnStahlo's Sale.

EeYjVRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE JSSU
= cdl out of Samuel Glass CONT. cuc # Tie
Justices Of the Peace in and f- O9 son township.
county Of Butte and State # California. and dated
the twenty fifth day of January. IS64. to me
directed and delivered. commanding me to EEL ali
the right, title and interest i'll 3. certain uliHis.
claim, reservoir and water privilege. situated in
what is known a. French rayine. about one miie
from Cherokee Flat. Now therefore in urSuaRec
OF law and the commands Of said order viii sell
at public auctinn the above de- criAcd claim to the
highest bidder for cash, ON
Saturday, February %, D 1S64.
at Moore & McDanel's stove. between the hours Of
one and three O'Clock. i u. To satisfy Judgment
rendered in said court ou the ninth day Of A.r'
\ D l~e3. against Joha Mckay. aal in favor n
l. C-Gran-cr E A. Maurice 90 the -iIn Of 500 -
loo debt. and 81 10 cost Sli- AMI - satisfy a.
crling co>,s. :. Il. ARMSTRONG Constable.
Jan 80 q. Oregon Township.
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TIE HrARoirT MGNEs.-We saw a few days ago.
specimen from the original Aud Lang syne, -
now Consql idated ana called the Humboldt Gold
and Silver Mining Company. 1t i the riches.
specimen We ever saw, and is only equalled BY
Houston, Hasting Il Cos. new fall goods, which
are the richest and best in san Francisco.
r r. R--"Twenty years Of excrucialsg pas-
with sleepless nights, have suffered. A spanish
gentleman presented me with bottle Of DR.. Rad.
ways Ready Relief applad it. il gave me ease
at once. have been free from paia since first
ased it; l now sleep il peace, my rheumatism i.
cured, no nore suffering. no more pain.
Wm. Sydney Myers,
Correspondent Of tie N.Y. Herald, London
Times, Paris M9ni,eur Havana Cuba,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
IQSTETTEIs. SMITH ~ DEAN.
sale Agents for Pacific Coast.
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4 Word IN fI,p trcd I, H. l.

Word TO the ACed.-In the decline Of life
the t>S of vita, force conscqueu; urS-n phv.i, al
drcYT ran only be supplied by some viyifying
preparation which recruits the strength and spirits
without cnt.tilinE the exhaustion which is alusy,
the final et'rct of ordinary Stimulant-- We tender
to the aged
pH. HoSTETrER's SToNECH BrTTFK-
AS an lnvcorant and restorative. immediate IN j,s
hcnc'iral rction and permanent in its effect II
tones the stomach improves the appetite act, like
charm upon the spirits. For Dyspepsia oppre,-
SION after eating, billions choIic, wind cbolic
Spa,n'> of the stomach, sick OF nervous headache.
chii~ and fever tremeR-, prostitution. and all the
complaints special 10 the celdcr sex. the Bitters
are earnestly recommended by thousands who have
witnessed their superior efficacy in such ,a.e.'
sold by all druggists and dealers everywhere. n
HOSTETTER. SMITH & DEAN
Agerts for pacile Cuast Sln FIanci.cn
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PRoGRKss.-'fhe Sacramento correspondent,
Of the Virginia Enterprise, to give an idea Of
the march Of public sentiment, says that a
couple Of years since resolutions. not near so
radical as Campoeils. were introduced in the
California Legislature by Il. F. Perkins. and
received bat ore vo,c-and that was civsa bv
the author Of the resolutions. Verify. the
rebellion has caused an astonishing revolution
IL public seu;iment-of which the end Is not
YET. But the beginning Of the end would seem
TO be approaching when The Maryland Legis
iature uomi1aies Abraham Lincoln for Presi
dent, and the people of Arkansas 60 to wo.a
TO frame I lev constitution, by which slavery
viii be prohibited il ,la, State. Two years
Of war BY the rebels against the Union have
Certainty worked great changes, And, while
many OF them have been sad. by :ar the larger
portion are Of character to gladden. the heart
Of every IQver Of the Union, as indications Of
its glor.o6s future
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insolvency Notice.
~ TIE COUNTY COURT. IL AND F0bTaE
Z County at Butte State Of California.
W. H. Cox ". Iii. CREDITOR.

Pursuant to - order Of tie Hon. W 5. eaf,r!
the creditors If an Ins,ryr.t n Il ~ T.. T..
and aupc.y bct re the Hon. ". :. san I'd. Judge
aforesaid ia open cogft. ~ ,he roosa or >4il
court. in the Town ot Ora,ilie and county uf Bate
on the Stl day Of March. y. D. IS'4. At 10 O'Clock
y VI. of that day then aud there 20 show cause /.
any they can. why the prayer of SAID laa,,yent
shaHld not be granted and assignment Of hs
Estate lie made, and he be discharged from hi.
debts and liabilities il per~.lace OF the ,:4tate in
such cases, made and provided ana in the mean
time ali proceedings against ~I lns yct bc sta we'd,
Witness, my hand and the seal Of said c1urt.
l'Ll Affixed this 21lh day Of January 4. D. l>6i.
J. ". GILklSON. Clerk.
JoHN :. B.HEY, Attorney fcr Petitioner.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNTY TREAsURER.x orrICu
QHOvILIS. Jan 9th 1854
oROVILLL LODGE No. 1oa, F. AN

z THE STATED COMMUNICATIONS or
y < '7'YIIle Lodsc. No. los. Of =. \. NJ. are
Ho'd on the last Saturday of each month
and caIied meetings every saturday at the Masonic
Hall, over y. McDvrmottS Drug Store
GEO. c. PERKINS, W.H.
Max BeooEs, Sec'y.
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List Of Letters.

- y ~ AO y WI -
ES EMAINING in the Postoflice at Ororyil!e Jan.
"a 80, 1864. Letters uncalled for at the end
OF oar weeks will be sent to the Dead Letter Ofice
Washington, ., C.
Persons calling ior aay nfths following letters
WI please say Advertised"
Anderson James Addens Joseph II
ANDERSON Jorsan Arncntrout Henry
Anthony Lewis
b
Benner John Burke Wm
Beach Edward Burt VI
herIey Easter Mrs Brothers Brown MrsSrs
hfadioTdJ : Brady CathaTine
C4AiA David Clark Michl
La. Icutcr y = Clarke H. II
CAr.l>i- John CIemons II. NJ.
Cook k \ Collins Wm
Conn john Collins L
Cooper James
ID
Dewitt, Wm Destv Saml
DINnely Patrick Denbly MmP
L
Ewers David
T
Foley Bryan Fitzgerald George
tarTens l. Fequa NR
q
Grover \. Gournay I.eond
OFllAths John Gardnier George
GOrdner Stephen
II
Holt Robt Hustled Henry
Eew CEia Hutchins Dsnl
kelerJH
/
Lawson lemonie Mons I.
LaAewaad Mons Ludolphi Charles
Lewis Furuey Lyons John \
VI
Miller George Mercer George
Nltuiaser NJ I Morgan David =
Mtstlu David Mcdowell James
Mcclellan Edward
Pontiu' Samuel Parker Mrs Lydia
Parks John
K
keaney hsry Rodsigvss Sil,erla
s
SaddleMeyer wm Steyen.ousJ ia.
Sawyer Jame,M smith u r Ar.
eymons haie Mrs Spsnss WIN
eliger Elizabeth
1
Thompson n Mrs Tolmey Andrew
IAorp Jolsl . Tevrilis Thomas
W
Welty Amos Wilson George
avle george Williams Nm
wilson PARK Wallace
Washb,rn VIVA
JIG. DOWNER, +. N.
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COMNITTEE OF RECEPTIc
FLOOR 5IaNiuEI.S-

Cart. II. 3. HUNr. iccsPJI.DowNEE
PSIY. JuHN LYrLa, T. MILES.
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blYE OK &. :. c c. MINING COMPANY,

y Office IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Saturday
: -4'' day "i Fc''"#. ~. lNti ~ ucl..ek p. VI.
f'i 'cc VIII .s--oi IL Pubiic Auction. at teo flee
81 90 Co.. il N yaudrJte. 80 many shares iu ,he
capital so %; said Cn.. standing IN he nap3,> OF
t''c in".n- persons, rs viii bc necessary Il ay
iae.fS NoS- sid 4, now due ly ~.id parties
to. -tl With aii cH cI>e- of ADVERTISERS = aud sale
~ assgs lieats and charge axe .logis.s-Iy
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Sheriff S Sale.


EBY VIRTUE or 4 WRIT OF EXECUTION
z issued ont Of The pi~tlic, Court of the lil
tceuth judicial District in and fol the County oi
lHt'e, aai State Of Calf rii1 under the seal theGe
Of. To NE directed ard delivered commanding me.
$3.50 dollars with interest thereon at tke raje #
ten per cent. per amum from the Goth day of April
y. y. lNt3 until paid together with Forty and i've
oHc-hUnGredth9 $40 H1) dollars costs of suit and
all accrunE costs thece a.whe.ein Christian Cruiser
is plaintiff and Elisha Cutler defendant have lev
CO upon, and AMI VIII expose az litli sale to the
hiEec-t bidder or cash. al the Cont Iieg,e door ir
said County and ;,.a-7,
On Wednesday, the 9th day Of January.
4. D l~G4. II 0'cIo,,, ?. Il. of said dv oil tie
right, title and ure-est Il t. above "a. el cte..a
ant in and 10 the following property heretofore A.
tached IN >ali cause, 10 Wit: ga the 2Ith day at
January \. ID @.i. and lcs r. ed as follows. Wit.
Al thlt certHlo piece cr ta!ce I'd .aui tied III
--- Township. CoaHty If Eltte ana Stateuf
talitoraia ald nuicl IT,. cast Iy p1';aet',
Land, on tle south jy McN4iat's land. "a tile ..,~t
conttjug 321 acres If land mo,e nr less: toeethe.
with all aud singular tiic ttu.sccat~ hog .tiraent~
aal 7npHrteuat"es rAcia--.fo 'oHH ing ar -n any
wise apper-IuiHg.
Or'vil.e, january Il. 4. .. le5t.
MIDDLETON.
Sheriff IF Butte County.
By ]. y. VERA, Deputy.
The above sale l. postponed un:u "Wednesday
the 81 day of February. at 2o'cl9ck kP. "
Oroylle, January 27th i>if.
W.0.NlD0IET1N.
Sheriff
BY Tuos. T. NiLtES. De.u'y.
The weekly union record., 1864-01-30

FIsHER, of the Red B'uf Beacon. objected
to the heading Of Lovej'y's paper Cd Fab
Utah, and added There is 10 accounting
for tastes, as the old womaa SAID when She
kissed he COW. Loveioy replies: Wen
send the old woman mp 10 ss'.. and let he, try
a kiss at al,t, and see how She likes tha,.