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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sheriff Sale.

ESl VIRTUE OF \ hECRETAL ORDER OF
: SAFE issued 0ut C. the District Court OF tie
Second judicial ulS-llct IL ana for the C0anfv of
h-ste ana state = California. OuGcr t-e seal there
o. iA ile' case q lle fecnie 0i tAe >ls,e of Cali
rliA, ys Tie aelrS % John Potter and certain
Real Estate. % me directed au1 delivered. com
manning ne 20 sel. tie premises described IN said
orUer. 10 which reference being had tlore faiv ap
70 s@ll>it lligl-2ett rendered .. SID Cosrt.
ID i4Nor Il said Plaintiff. and against the sai6
Re,.l Estate and Defendants above named for tle
sum of S5s65o bearing interest AT the rake oi ten
per cent per aanum until paid and als1 fag S241,
49, costs c- s1ii and ali accr0l z costs. have
levied upaa ami VIII expose az PGl5t sale for
cash. t. That bidder ao Nii take the smallest u1r-
Ton o. Tie premises hereinafter described ana pav
.e an aat cf salG la-- .2cui. COSTS ald accr4iuC
costs, aaa IN ca>e ~ uia lS maQe for the whole Of
sald land, er fer portion e>> thaa The wh 3le ana
pay SAID Judgment. costs and accraiuy costs thea
ana III tA4t event. VILE sell such Subdivisions.
ta -e designated q AZ tie time. a. nav >u!t pcrcha~
ers % The highest aud best bidder for cash until
1ae NIo.e % slla land = Sold. unless ,le aaru.t
ot ssla Judgment. Cost a1d a. luia- cost as-.d lie
o. MONDAY, THE Io,h pay OF OCT. A.D.
lS'4, -t clock ui sad day, s. tae Cont II Use
eof ia sJd county, all the right ti-ie ana interest
~ l-e "itaFe h3i4el defendants. fa1y "a taeD, lu
and 10 the following described Real Estate situate
la batts county. California. known and described
a- lows t3'wt; beng the south two ana one A3i.
t-5) .caE-cS ou tie FafaeA Glaat, comprising the
io-.aNil na1leG Sections at lJ4l - Sitvryt! av
Chi,c4 states Surveyor. Van Dom. namely: Sec
uHus t~eaty-.1ar, twenty f;e iA5tt,-siN tar.y-
i've, twenty three, twentyseveu. iairjyt1ur. ana
ina ilenaI Parts ot sections tweaty eight twenty y
t~l tAlry,hree and thirteen. tua-li~r5n twenty
one North Range aue Ne~t-Eeuat DIahia &a~e
aad Nc.ldl5a. Also Sections sixteen. teeutv.
aiueteen, iA-rty. aad fractional paris et twenty
niHe. we2;y elS.,. tweafy eae ui.e. ~-yeuteca
aud cl-a;een, taaHelp ,weaty one Moth a.. sc
enc last, MUaut bl4Jia Btse AID Nerlll3u 3u.
+. W. DAY
Sheriff of Butte County.
BY Z. F.JuAES Under Sheriff
OrrViile Sent ltth leGI 2w-.S
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Tue NEVADA ELEcrloN.-The Copperbe4ds
have been jnbilAut for several days over the
result Of the election in Nevada Territory.
Their greatest success was il Storey county
The Virginia Uuion gives tie fun vote, and
shows the majoriles as follows Total vote for
Sheriff 5,098, Clerk ) 5.O37, Treasurer ) .oC5 ;
average vote 5065. Aggregate Union maj Dr.
i'y fer Sheriff, soc CopperAead majority over
all for Clerk, 81 aggregate Unonsmajar
tor Treasurer, l9l; average Uoiou vote for
Sheriff, Clerk aud Treasurer, 26I5; average
Democratic vote for Sheriff, Clerk and Treas
nrer, 2,440; average Uuiou majority in Storey
county, l75. This is not hall as bad as nj fist
supposed. Though the Copperheads have got
the Offices, owing TO the division in the Union
ranks, the result proves that, united, the Union
party can not only control Storey county, but
all Of Nevada, and secure control Of the State
election
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Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. coos BUTTE
- Ia the Justices Court oVuir loNa-lip. John
biz X, Justice oi the Peace.
The People CT tile state Of California send greet
ia- toGe9r1e lier-oE: YoGare hereby summoned
ct O fhr. III the Coauiv Of Bate. 0u lue 27jn d4y
of September. \. D.. 1854 at O'Clock, NJ. 70 an
swer eHto tie conn laint of J. Nc X Smith. who
sues to recover on a promi-sory Hote dated 18th
September Is79, drawn by yoH. payable {, " n. 4.
efplank or order. the SUN Of S315. principal with
legal interest, tilt paid. which said ro.e Plaintiff
AYERS is now the property Of Plaintiff an which
viii more iaily appear Icy complaint bow oa ME ia
my oidoc when Judgment VIII lie takaa against
y1u ior tie said amount. together with The costs
and damages, if you fail To appear saj answer.
praeYt d that service Ct Summons ne had. by pad-
cation for one week ia The Uroyie UNIoN REcaaD.
Given auaor my hand, this l7sh day Of Seusou-
bgr. \ D.. ls6+ JOuN DICK.
Justice Of the Peace Of said Township.
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oS rHs STuNP--Tbe Marysvil,e Appel
is our candidate for Congress. Gen. BidweA
ID Judge Goodwin, one .! tie best stump
a'oTs in this State, left that city On Mooday
siumpiug tour through the lower eoanjies
open the Congressional camraign. In the
santime, lei Union men close their ears to all
ing CoppeFhead reports in reference 10 our
bic candidate, against whom these malicious
situations are perfectly harmless when they
ach only those who are thoroughly coguizant
Gen. BidwelI's integrity aud entirely IRE
oacbable character.
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N a1c0Tdalce win laW and an 0Iler u tlc
Bard Of Trustees. made N the 18th day Of Aug
1864. 50 many shares Of each parcel ot sid stlek
IS may be Necessary, viii be SD at The Ofi-e o.
the Company in Chico Butte County. California.
on the % DAY oi October. 1874. az clock p ~,
Of sad day 70 pay said delinquent assessments
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses 0. the sale.
r. +. ALLEN. SecrstaTy.
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United States Hotel,
-Zi2XSVILLE.

7E,HTS OLD ESTABLISHED HOTEL Is NOW
IN charge n rs original proprietor aud will
be kept as a First Class Iolss. An 0mni5ls will
De On hand to convey passeng gers from The depot TO
the hotel free of charge. Stages leave this house
for all parts Of The State. The patronage Of lie
tra7sling public ia respectfully solicited.
lvi5 IT. t.. STOKES. Proprietor
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LIST or LETTERS

ID EAAIMING UNCLAIMED N The POST
"a 01ice at 0r0ville, Butte County California
september 90, 1861. To obtain any Of hese letters
the applicant must - fer advertised letters,
give the date OF this list and pay one ceat Tor ad-
yertsing. Il not called for within one month
they viii be sent u the Dead Letter 0f1ee.
Anderson R9bert Bail Il
Berry II Burr ws y 3
Carpenter Lewis CONWAY BaTLzId
Chambers Jerry Duffy DAME!
Dutton Miss Caroline DeuaIcE ..
Dempsy John Elkins P. 2.
Gibbs II Glvsas John
Hefner Philip Ha-p an1 Hale
HaVbaagh HoIubalk
johnson Mrs Iisk Fred
Lock Nm Mcoweeney Miss
Marks simon Nee &
Ni.le- II J Palmer Miss
Pitts Y Randall r r
Rathburn Frew Joseph
Ward 4 4 or Fred Saafar
.D0WEE7, ? Y.
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DR- CHARLES RAYMOND, Resident Physician
Of the County Hospital at San Fraecisco.
committed suicide BY taking morphine, Wed
nesday night. TIE impelling cause was sup
posed 10 be charges Of fraud brought sgsinst
some CT the cscers IL The Hospital.
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Superior Copper 1lining Co..

uTNION MINING DISTRICT. PLUNAs CO.,
z California. Notice. There Is deluqaeu
upon tie following described stock. on account ot
assessment levied ca tae 10th day OF AVga-t n5l
the several amounts *. opposite the names Of the
respective Shareholders a. follows:
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Delaa silveE {. Conre. nllningC C..

2 UCAIlON OF MINE-CNION UIsTRICr.
: Plumas Codnty. California. Notice. There
the Delta Silver agd Copper Mining Company Ga
--oaut OF assessment No. +. levied On tie l2Ih
day q August ls6l, the several amounts set op-
po,ite tie names OF the respective shareholders as
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0kEeoS USITsD STATES Both
anehes Of the Oregon Legislature assembled
joint convention al Salem, on Thursday, 18th
/, aud on the third ballo, elected q. II.
iliams TO the q. 5. Senate fer six years
n ths 4,h Of March next
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KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE CH0r-
CEST BRANDS Of
& CIGARS !!
ST. ELCHOLAS HOTEL,
TaRYsFILLE.

TE-HIs LARGE CONN0DTOCS HOUSE HAS
a changed Tranrietors, and has been thoroughly
renovated ard repaired through 1T and Is at pres
ehtthe largest and best arranged Hotel. outsde of
S4u Franci~e0, IN This state.
The Rooms are large aud well ventilated. The
House is wei furnished throughout and presents
the best accommodations OF any Hotel in Northern
California.
THE St. NICHOLAS HOTEL CARRIAGE
VIII be IN Attendance On The arrival of the Boat
.nd Car and CONVEX passengers 70 the House.
THE CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
Ard II. Dowuievire Stage Company viii deliver
passen gers Al this House. and start from the tsi
door eTery morning. lyi5
". G. DUFFICY. Proprietor.
Marysyille Sept 10th. 1864.
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UNION Mass NEErIyG.-A grand Union
ratification meeting was held at Pla,i's Hall
San Francisco, on Tuesday evening. a gen
eral invitation was exteuded to all who are
determined that the rebellion shall be crushed:
TO all who hate treason and traitors, and 10 all
who support the Administration of Abraham
Lincoln, and who intend 10 vote fer the Ma
tioual and State nomiuecs Of the Union party
A stand was erected opposite the Russ House,
from which speakers addressed those persons
who we're unable to gain admission into the
Hall, Addresses were delivered BY Gov Low,
F. NJ. Pixley, and others. The Hall vas diied
aud a great crowd eoosrcgAted around the
stand on Montgomery street. PiX'cy Was
earnest, eloquent and interesting and was very
frequently and warmly app'auded.
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STATE ELEoTIoSs take place in Pennsylvania,
Ohio and IodiaGa, on The llth of October.
The result Of these elections will be anxiouslv
watched as indicating the political complexion
Of those States, and the result Will also have
great influence throughout the country on The
Presidential election, on Tuesday, the 8th Of
November. PreSen. Indications irthose States
are decidedlv e1couYssine
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FATAL ACcIDENr-Jero Rice, the well
known auctioneer of San Francisco, ard Mr.
GardDer, while on their way to Warm Springs,
on Wednesday Of last week, met with an acci
dent which resulted fatally to the former. When
near CenterviIle, Marin county, the night being
very dark, they lost their way, and their carri.
age AID horses were preciptated over the bluff
Of a creek. distance of twenty feet. Mr.. Rice
fell on his head sustaining a terrible fracture
Of the skull apd breaking bis collar bone, aud
Mr.. Gardner bad his ef; leg broken above the
knee ani received other severe bruises Both
Of the unfortunate men laid in tais helpless
condition until Sunday, when Gardner by his
cries attracted the notice of persons living near,
to whose house they were removed. Rice
fingered till Sunday. when be died, having
endured the most intense suffering for four days,
without a drop of water to moisten his lips
aud altogether this is one of the most terrible
accidents ever recorded. Gardner was, at last
accounts. recovering rapidly from his injuries.
President LINCoLN.-The following brief
and pertinent ailusion 10 the President it is al
most unnecessary to say is taken from the
Sacramento Union:
Too fast-too slow-too ral;cal-too con
servative-tOo lenitn;-too dospoiic-too pde-
pendent Of his Cabinei-too much under the
influence of the Nairs This IS the sum and
substance Of the complaints against President
Lincoln, and they kill each other. They prove
that the President does his own thinking and
acts according 10 the convictions of his own
judgment at bis own chosen time, which is
what the President is elected to do, what the
country admired in Washington and jackson
and what has convinced the masses that \ bra
ham Lincoln is the man for the crisis. \ con-
scientiols patriot. loving truth and right. with
strong practical sense, enlightened by years oil
such au experience as no other man III the IA
tion has ever had, the idea Of substituting for
him weak. vain, ambitious puppet Of disloyal
politicians, without force of intellect or settled
convictions Of public policy. is the dream oi
men who want tool instead Of President
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HoRRIBLE MA.sAoRE 81 INDIANs.-1he
Shasta Courier gives the particulars OF hor-
rible massacre by Indians, on Big Cow Greek.
sight miles from Millvie, in that county, on
Thursday Of last week. As one Of The neigh
bors OF Mrs. VIM. Allen approached her house
on some business, the Indians came out and
commenced hostile demonstrations against him
As be was without weapons lie turned TO fee
for safety, when be vas shot with arrows. and
it is supposed, mortsliy wounded Ga the
alarm being given, other neighbors FASTENED to
the spot and found Mrs. Al-n aud two Of her
children dead, and aDother child not expected
70 survive. Mrs. Allen was killed by being
shot in the head with firearms, and the children
supposed to have been murdered by cubs in
be bands Of the feBdsb perpetrators. Dr.
Gupiiil. of Millyiile, who was called to attend
the survivors, thinks they cannot recover.
Great excitement exists in the vicinity of the
horrible hatchery. The Iadiaus are supposed
to have been from Antelope Greek
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LADY FRANNLIy IS >ai3 10 be s,ro1s Svrn-
PaihizaF with the rebels She recently enter
iaiaed rasiy of them a, Der residence in
Loadon- Its said that she disllkes the North
because it sent 30 many ships after Sir Johr.
by her Ill temper she drove him away and
feared he might possibly be bgoash, back.
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POISONING CAsE.-Mrs Miller. wife Of an
Industrious and respectable German living at
Raulesnake Bar, on the North Fork Of the
American river, on Monday administered a
large dose of poison 10 Ler daughter, an inter
eslng girl of ten years, ho had inst returned
from school on vacation. The child died the
same evening. Mrs Miller immediately after.
wards took poison herself, from which she dica
n Tuesday. The husband attempted suicide
since, but did not succeed. Domestic troubles
are thought TO have caused the tragic Affair
Since he above was put IN type, We learn
that peiiher the mother or daughter were poi
soned, the druggist to " hom Mrs Miller applied
for poison having given her ehloroiorm instead,
which produced striking sembance Of death
which gave rise to the above statement.
MovIyG-In view Of the recent electiou
frauds III that region, by which the Copper
bends managed to partially defeat the Union
ticket, the citizens Of Virginia Cuy, Nevada
Territory, are now anxious for an election law
to secure the registry of legal voters Of
more practical disposition, tie ciiizeus of Gold
Hill, since the result Of the election il Storey
county has been announced, have commenced
organizing Home Guard for the protection
of life and property, in the event Of any dis
turbauces. Under tie circumstances, such a
nrocaediny is absolutely necessary
WV. T. CoLExAN.-The Bulletin says that
Wm. T. Coleman ayows his iaieDiion to support
Mcclellan, aad asks: "now much harm viii
that do the Union party? There is no good
reason to suppose that more than one or al
most very few votes are lost by bis detection
Mr. Coleman is rather aresdent Of New York
than of San Francisco He is the coutroiler
of line Of clipper ships that bring goods to
this port. Ee may be little power ou the
ocean, bat his influence is rot felt at tie
primary or general elections"
SIX Somebody has given the
following six reasons 10 support Of recruiting
negroes 10 the insurgent States:
I. Il viii FIJI up the ranks of our armies al
less cost than they car be filed in any other
way.
> 1t will weaken the force Of the enemy 10
still greater proportion than il Strengthens cur
own.
8 Ii will relieve the North from the drain
Of men, while 1t viii give employment and
sastenance TO a large class at the South who
will ,bos De brought most efeeiually on 10 the
CDion side.
4 It will give resources TO the refugees who
would otherwise, 10 greater numbers, require
to &c aided by humane efforts.
s. Ii will open a way for the negroes from
slavery and dependence 10 liberty and mauhood.
S Il will be practical measure oi enaoci-
patton.
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JoHS TCsEsY. while aader the Influence Of
whisky, walked oa the balcony of the Brannon
House. il Susauville. on the night Of the 3lst
ul' and received Injuries from the effect Of
which he died tive days afterwards.
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MARYSVILLE.

~ RATEFCI TO HIS NUMEROUS FRIENDS
SE "a Bate and PiuH'Ss CoGaties for their many
avoTs. w3l.l intoru J-e nsajc that he j. now fuiv
prspSTed for the Wholesale and Retail Drag busl.
aeSS. With The largest stock cat Of Ssa Sraacisco
and That he haS made general rsiactioa in prices
commensurate vita the str,aseacv oi the times.
EAy>iclsuS orders Hi.i 5e aSAts a.4d S,Tlp paoQsiv
h..ed with the ee>1 qualities q Druss sna Chems-
ca.S az pv.ces which are oeyou6 competition.
Ncautaja Dealers are Invited l. examine his
large Sad saDerlor stock. ssd asSGred thst they
can ma therein every thing pertaining 70
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THz WAsHog SUFFERERS The sufferers by
the recent Washoe e1plosioa. wao have been
inmates q The Vernon House Hospital, S-cra-
nleato, ever siaoe that dre-di0l accident occur-
nd, are dropping eff very fast Anna McGee
and / B. Black died On Wednesday. and ".
D1gaa On Thursday. Oct G; tie ,hir,y who
we're badly iojaged sud taken 10 the Vernon
House, oaiy three are now hyiug, and there sre
bat little hopes entertained Of tbeir recoyery.
Il is SAID lbe raising Of lie Wasboe Is progress
ing successfully lbe stern Of the unfortunate
steamer having bsea raisSd about two feet.
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First-Class Drug House,

And a, prices which VIII give satisfaction 70 the
closest oUYer.
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with defeat bordering Oh anuihll4tion. Bg
this success OF sherman, and the achievements
OF Farrasut al Mobile Bay, We have shorn the
rebels of their power il Georgia, Alabama aud
Mississippi, \ powerful get much reduced
aud weakened army, commanded by Lee, still
holds the defeuces Of Richmond and Petersburg
We have an army still more powerful compel
ling them TO remain there only TO meet. ere
long the fate OF Hood at Atlauta Our army
has received al addition Of 100000 vigorous
men under The late cali Of 100000. and more
are going forward. We have he'd in check
large body Of rebel allies in the free States.
who are akin in spirit, if not in blood, TO the
tories Of the Revelation, too mean and deficient
in moral sense TO appreciate the blessings Of
civil liberty, unless they can have The diclum
Of authority aud spoils Of office, and prefer to
see the entire structure Of SELF government lost
in the progress Of this rebellion, rather than to
see the rebellion crushed, and peace and order
restored uuder the Administration of Abraham
Lincoln. Hence, they are great advocates for
peace-peace oa war platform. or war on a
peace platform, they hardly know or care
which, 50 hat lie Copperhead nay not have
his peace disturbed while BE harraas for JEFF.
and JEFF may be yic;o7ioas il bis war against
The Union.
The adyagca Of Grant fgom lie Rapdan 10
the James, and the coihng ot his veteran hosts
securely arouad the euvirouS Of Il chmoud ard
Petersburg, holding the main body Of Lees
army il check, while bis daring cavalry pushes
right and left. destroying the railroad comml.
nicatious which bring supplies to the rebel
srmy are doing work which viii sooner or
later compel lde evacuation OF surrender Of
both those strongholds. Whether Lee surren-
derS or eyacaates the result is victory to the
Federal arms. Grant has hold Ell the Con
federacy which viii never be looSened till the
monster yields. Thea let the Peace Democracy
prepare mourning regalia to Wear Tor Ihe good
and great of their order. who. 10 the pride of
their greatness. ere the evil DAYS fell upon Us,
uttered snch wonderful words of warning and
admonition to their fellow countrymen.
Alas for the Democracy, /, has so degeu
Grated tbai It's glorious founders would shrink
fron the eontamioatinS inHaeoce Of lis anholy
embrace.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-25

The commercial and travelling public will, we
are Bure, be much Rratihed to learn that the WASH
ington, Alexandria, and Georgetown Railroad
Company have completed their new and permA-
nent railroad bridge across the Potomac In front OF
Washington. On Friday the last OF the long spans
stretching over the Virginia channel in front OF
Washington, was "Hrung,"( the workman call it,)
which completes this grand work. II 10 worthy
OF remark, and, indeed, affords some qualification,
to know, that in the midst Of all the carnage and
destruction in progress around US, resulting from
this most wicked OF rebellions, the enterprise
OF our people Is not wholly suspended In the way
OF constructing new and useful public improve
mentB.
The constructing OF this work In front-of our
city 10 truly Of this Gharaoterj for, though other
wise unheraded than 10 the silent fact OF Its con.
summation-the result OF long, silent, andlpatient
perseveranee-it is At the same.time no less the
grand contamination OF the great and important
fact and effects the completion OF the last foot ant
inch OF railway between our Gulf States and thost
which border on the Canal by this work
train or trains can leave Mobile, Ala, and trave
by rail to Portland, Maine, an advantage which
when peace shall once more bless our distrA Acte(
country, will be highly appreciated by the people
This little road from Washington to Alexandra
must and Will exercise an important In huonoe owe
railroad travel between the North and South
Now, let the new road from Alexandra to Fred
erieksbng be completed, and It reduces tho dis
tance by rail frem Washington to M,hmonI
some seventy miles, besides getting over atop
page and the use Of omnibusBes and ferries over
distance offom eight miles.
The Warrington and Alexandria Railroad Com
pany Is entitled to the gratitude Of the publ 10
their enterprise in completing this work.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-25

ST. LOUIS, July 23.-Much surprise was Gre
ated here q short time since by the arrest of
several very prominent secessionisLs of this
city, whose offence was unknown. 1t has
lately come to light, however, that they were
connected with q conspiracy extending through
out the entire Mississippi valley, having for its
object the erection Of a Northwestern confed-
eracy. Col. sanderson, provost marshal gen.
eral of this department, has been gathering
evidence in this matter for several months,
and 1t is now in possession of the Washington
authorities. 1t duplicates many public men,
and shows that the organization had been
formed.
One of the arrested parties here is said to
have been SO badly frightened that q bond OF
half million of dollars ives offered for his re-
lease. 1t is believed the recent guerrilla move
ments in this State have some connection with
II, particularly as Thornton, in o speech at
Platte City, said, "the Knights of the Golden
Circle had organized and armed to rise through
out the free States; that Vallandigham is with
thenii that he was Vallandigham man; that
he had troops In every county In this State,
and that men were coming up from the South,
and fifteen hundred men had been raised in II.
| l.nois, who would Join him in destroying the
Hannibal and 81. Joseph railroad on their
march," During Col. Sanderson's inyestiga.
tion Of this conspiracy, he discovered that they
intended the renewal of boat-burning on tht
Western rivers, and was able, In several In
stances, TO avert serious consequences. 1t Ii
probable that the whole matter will be yenti
lated In few days.