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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11
WBsrcHKsrEn CouATy
CoryTY TnrxsUEgR1s OyyIcE. Angus, 8, i%'.

" LSIOUESIE Tx CUUNI1 bUNUo-
w SEALED PROPOSALs.-Tho undersigned wal
ssive MS of In White Plains before the 2oh Day
x.y August instant sealed proposals for tie purchase Of
hoo part II the bonds authorized % be issued by the
BOARD Supervisors ~ the County o: Wesickoar under
chapter Of Laws Of le+he suosnt auhozod 10 DO
ls,Hed being sos o the undersned reesvDg tbs right to
ali ssch amount Of said bonds he deem 1t the in
ts.s, OF The County all The bonds will be for 81 900
ac and draw nteIes. at cent per snnur py.es sni-
Annually No proposl will b. received for lees than par.
fhe bonds Will be- paid in classes o. feo Gov each COIN
uAsacug AZ 1876. GILBERT ). LYON County Treasured
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orr1or or orlrcr l,xlye CoxrAyr.

No 81 i.1ehanse' pises Ne,''l SE1 :uly -, I0IN
Board Of Directors nave
u declared q DIVIDEND Of EIGHT DOLLARS PEH
StARE from the earning, the pss, months payetr on
Eodsrs viii be paid At the osce Of 4 HENRY pERhlNS
f., 10 Safest boston until september l. Tie la.sef books
+ Ne closed from Algu.; to i5h iYclutive-
y vs.. uAKf SMITH, Secondary.
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T ABiES' COLORED GAITERS-Wthout
i h.s ehesp-r than slippers only 70 cent? At bhls
LLS, No. IS Catha'iHc on tie bloch With LORD
Taylor.
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Urean Cleaners.

GOOD ACCOMMODATION, FINE TABLE,
and other comforts. you may lind IN many o. W
On none Of them you will enjoy TIP yo9 sn ~"
FsIou aud don't use the TROPICAL DALSAM ess s'''
uudsr " Medical"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11

DUPLEY ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRT,
TIE No5f POPULAR
' A T. STEWART Co.
bI0sdusy AID IOtn-st-
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TOTJRTH NATIONAL BANK of the CITY

Il onNEWYORK, de'sps ,ci "a Dcposry and Financial
Agent OF the United st Nos % and q Pino, two doofs
Below the Sub reurs lave baud and receive srbsop.
tiou. for the TEN-FORTY BONDS. convert tb. SEVEN
THlRrEs into ~ BONDS erd st.eod % all orsisss con.
els reonyen~nce Of addressing Goverrmen. BY sppsng
ahis ytii. NORRIS kEIChtA, PrssiteaL
u. W. VAUGHiy. CsShier.
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eteamboast ano Railroads.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For Al

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For Al
Il Il BANY and TROY, CONNECTING With IhAiNS
kURTH aud WEST. Trains leave:
From k,mb-rss- From UthsI
Express and 10 a M end s.11 lo:t7 ~, and 4;2aan1
Il and D. m 6k .. m.
Troy and albany with deep II;u2 n.
tnscsr) Io:+0p IN.
khiueb<tk 1rxin p. N. an nn
Psushksspsie 1ran, q q. s:2 ~, ssdl:u -
rssI.iii Tssin, t:i5pn 4.nnm
blDg bng 1rdu, 1850 N, II 72 u aud 1871 sn4 s'W
u, and 3:!3 p n Pm
Tsnytowu Train $50 sni 3:Ss and 7:s1p .a-
..
On sundays. st s:f7 p m. from 3th.streee
Tickets uay Do procured any Of the Offices Wsscefs
la new York ana Ercokyn and Baggage checked =
the house ell points road aud 5Ar. SPRINGS
q. A. TUUCEY, Assistant Superintendent
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EOR SALE--The CROP Of an APPLE or
CHARD Of 3J1 trees. ia flli bearing Apply 10 JAMES
A. HAMILTON, NsVs, ps1 Dobbs's Ferry, Wesschesier
County, ". Y.
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OpFIcx rHR SHRLDEs AND Coiunsth Cofi ~ No.'f
No. % William ST., Nev-fo rk June - 1904
gINHE Sheldon MINING COMPANY and
l. the COLUMBlAE MINING COMPANY having become
ida,ed with the Sfldea aud Coiunba0 Copper Com.
pAny PursGan, to the laws Of he state Of Michigan notice Is
hereby tbs Stockholders Of hfse Companies that trey
hold to tho eibce q this Company No. % william at in
che City Of New ork before the t day o. Nov,rbcr ncz
od receive Certificates therefor the Sheden and
Coup Copper CoIrpsny Ia the proportion OF SHARE
81 Sneideo aud Cozhsn CoppI Company shares
81 the other Companies consolidated Shb or. ia default
xAeresf, such stocx VII be forfeited. BY order
HfNRf PHILIPS Sacrrt.rx.
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OFFICE or FAcIyIc naiL sIrIssHiP Co,
NEwiORK August 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given taat The Beard OF
~ Directors haze this dsy declared Nd o. EVh
f5) PER CENT o. the net earnings Of the bt three
nonlbs payable At tie oce Of tire Company on WEDNEs-
pay the l7h instant The tascF books " "a close on TIE
th Inst ant. and reopen the 2o instant BY order Of the
eodd Of Di' ecioTs.
NV. o. BELLOWS. Secretary ygo tenn
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CRIE RAILwAY.-Passenger Trains leave

IL ioIIowS, va;
Ia m., Express for Buffalo.
Ia tn, EIprrss for Cleveland direct, VI l. L O. W. ~
$50 q m, MIX daily, FOG OtnviL.
lOs M, Nail tor Buffalo.
an ~ Way 10 Ohsu y. Newburyh, and Warwick.
Or. Niht kIpceS tSsturdays and Sundays oxoepts
fsr bsnkrk. Buffalo, kc-
n m Lightning Expr-ss daily. for Dsnkrt Rocbes.se
he. I'm Saturdays this train will Buffalo
onlv + o. m. Emis emit. Tor Daakrk.
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NORTHERN X. r., OF NEW-JERSEY.-
IN Trains leave Jersey City for Picrpont 5e n s;9
u. q: IL p. Az p snd G23 NJ The slS NJ am
1872 d IN, through 10 Monsey.
THOs w DEHAREST, Superintendent
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A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
N RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. rAs-
sENGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK. Via. the krie
ivay from foot OF Chamberssi., RUENIN0 THROUGH
To CLEvELAHD; o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF cans
Jhg road |. be NJ extended md will b. Ia complete
running order Mansfield Gallon Urbans, Dayton cncir
natl and St. Lous without break u gauge ,.,,
T. IL. (joopuAS, Gen Heket Agt, IL y. bW EETsEh,
Mssyyuls "a General Sap'L
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Merchants Nav, s'ion and transportation Co

1914 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
lOO4. Il. r. STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE
TRACK. All through trns Tor tho West By tkis route Leave
N,w.York via Phisdrphis, foot OF Court and. VS.
AImatuw", Yer no. i'or'h River. 1hroarl tcAs s
Tor Chicago Milwaukee ST. Paul, and all points in the rortn
West Cresiiuo, indianapolis, Louisville, 81 Louis ce,e
land. Columbus Cincinnn and all points 10 the es n
South West. be procured ut the office OF the Penny ,
Central A. H. No Aston House. 1t either Depot iho''H
tryins leave Sew-York az iolows -.
e. EIpress. VIA fhiiade!pnsa, arrives In F''''''
an. ., ,a,.A,x.h,
?. IN. Express via Philadelphia arrives In ritf'o''Sn"
D. IN. Express, via Allentown. arrives In Pitseursn
One Through Train Sunday, vi. PHILADELPHIA leaving
J. l. ELLIOTT Passenger Assr.. No. lAitoTHsu'e
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I vNITED STATES HORSE and CARRIAGE
n Auction MyKT
gIfTH-Av.. coz. 4i,hsi.. New Yort

EifTH-AI.. Coz. +ithst., Sewf 49, .
The propr would beg loaNo inform The pablo mat
Their .s. stable. ar. fully oorJld oi tn, an Of
HORSES. CARRIAGES. HAHS=.sS. sc, in.nl.d for
b. sncton and they thor Patrons that thrr
inetcst viii be istIisiy protected and returns made
prom PLY. . 49,, -, - -.
WEpSt Shay end SATURDAY throughout the year. and
no js,bns cesng upon TIE pafl.ol any one connected
with the estasl.ho,snt VII und.t any cHcJEstaHees. Do
allowed.
They HOP. n receive the pairor1zs o tho business and
spol sitv A viii always en1ossor to merit theu
continued con6i snf conuenie Thai iacits cr the
.xlib,ion oil nore. Caiusso 1us"s, Hanc tc. cannct
be rrced 10 III. country. The accommodate ior 20 horses
with os-fs fully scGusuied with the dgsf) to4eter WIN
.rri.re r,ofns capable OF exhibiting l vehicles
IiOrssA Garages Harness intc11ed for cduesdsy
,as should he tie saturday preceding but VII be
received until o. Monday Those INTENDED fcr ss'i
d. VI sales. shoud be sen In me wednesday preceding .sd
.se dey, but will to received uutil ON Tnustey.
N H. Groom. Will b. IN attendance at railway depot or
steamboat landing in New York receiving Hs actions
post or telegraph thai hofss carriages VIII arrive by either
corrryanee Tho pablo respectfully invited 20 ihseeI
tis ,rsnup,1us nts a. j. JUltDOS Co.. ifupristorr,
t.hav. aud 4Nb 81.
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WANTED we'll made, large-szed SLEIGH.
w --Sfus be nearly a. food as new. Any Ieison
havu, such one 10 d1pore Of a Reasonable price IND
pnr has.r by sddre.sg w c. Box No. 1.tI Lowes Post
Oife, stating price ard where to be seen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11

EOR SALE--An excellent PAIR Of BAY
L CARRIAGE HORSES. .osnd. snd kiai h all s bar
mesa Also COACH, ROCkAWAi, WAGON HARNESS,
HLANkFTS nc Can be- =, The rrtide Of the late
Mr. I,abeia Newman, Bloouin, js- road asd I'D t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11

NyTALLACKr.-THU
w FOUNTEENTH MIGHT OF Mn. DAN BRYANT
THE COLLEEN BAWN.
With the following unrrecrd.n''d great Isst' ru.
NILES NA-COPPALEbS twl tue song Of " ito Coue0
Bawn word. by Bouccsa, music by se neye, e:sSH
ssat IN AnIeIiea) on.> ~ a."
Danny Main....... MI w ~. -
IsIdes- Cresan (his o. sna' csarsc-I) ~ ~. e.
Kyrie Dsy.....................Sr. A. he Dsvsppou
Cornx,n. .,..,...................Nr. w. n. norton
Mrs. lrtgan any "e'Ne~'
EIy OCouiior the " Colleen Bswn
Who viii sns Cruiske-n Lawn" and Pretty Oin ma
Ing her Cow"
Anne Chuts the Colleen aa,du". Ms. w n flsyd
She.ah Manu-. WI. 'o,a
FBiDAY-BENEFII Of Nj DAN BRYANT who "
appear as RORY, ia Lover fAniou, play,
RORY UAORE.
I'D 'WIIllrrE HORSE or TIE PETERS.
In which Mr. DAN BRYANT vii a9pcer
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Oyr,cE ~ TnE SgcuRITT IY5pRkNc. %,
No 81 .IYr-sT Nsv-loXX, Avg z, i5oi
DVIDEND kOlICE.--Ine Directors have

No 81 iITr-s1, Nsw-loaX Aug 2, l5SL
nVIDEND k0rICE.--lne Directors nave
thi. day (sHef MASKING reservations r'quirrd ~ see
a., Il of the General in.Uransr law amended IN ay
1914 dec aird following DiNbEhDS oct Of the pfoh;' o.
eAs hses yen epdi.g Jsy 81, tt6i - . ,,.>,, -
lat CASH piViDt.S0e 81 TEN l0l FER CENT on
a, e.usl OF S5Ov .tsadn. to the orsi:t 81 oca
s on The hooks IL tbs Company the 2ah Of july, oe4
Ne ,sbe 20 tie sid s,ockhodss their legal Representatives
"a Az INTEREST DIVIDEND OF SIX 49, PER CENT
On the ost.isud1g scdp o1he Company paysbe In 'A"n
an or sfer NOV EMBEk }. ,. ,.,, -, c,>r -
sd. SCRIP DIVIDEND OF FIFTY tS0l ZEN CENr on
10 40 r,eS nsr ci hating premuE1 nj the year epan-
iuly b. for winch SOAP CERrFiCAIES wiz DC '''eS on
Al TEovE pivinENDs FREE or GOVERNMENT
TAX.
JOSEPH WALKER, President
taos. w. BIRDsALL. Nice'PTetissn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11

EAarsHiRE BALTIMORE Coal Co
Agssatl, 1904
gVHE Board Of Directors of this Company
II bav~ this day declared SsmAnnu Dividend Of FisE
PER CENT the Capital stock Thereof payahie At tue
s1hee Of the Company, o and sleT the 18th inst .
Abe Transfer books will be closed "Wednesday, the
10h inst and will be reo2neI Tue,dsy The io'h inst
JOHN O. GREENLEES, sec
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Excursions.

YOU can undertake no excursion as long as
II Won tufet from FILLS C. I'd Of them by the cse Of
,h- "'TROPICAL BALsAMT aud then eIyoy yesr'eL Sec
siy- rti.su-E; audsI " Medioa-"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11

OARTIEs holding BONDS Of the FOX AND
Il WISCONSIN IMPROVEMENT COMPANY Of the
Iher advantage BY applying er TO ISAAC HOLMES. Port
go City Wisconsin, or TO J. h. fRuEAUFE Hoi-aybnrg,
Bsnnsy wanna
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no THE COAL FIELDS OF PENNsyL-

P.sIlns thre1fh Wster Gsr scr,n'en, Wyoming 'Ahy'
Harr.burs Reading, h4nca ,hnnh. Dst!r
leheIn. fssol, ac-
eies FOR the.s Excursions fo5 sss a. 10 orce o.
th- Centre. Railrosd Company n New Jsr-y, iirr NO =
North River New orb.
For ds.c pon Of al frh.r Information, apply
At Office Pi-r 80. North River, or Of
A. r. BALDWIN. Genera Tcket Agent, No. % Nt!tG
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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOOlh'
~ nH.nR IyE Tn PHILADELPHIA.

NEW RAILROAD In LIN a,,,
iHRoUDh II hOCRs
Fare "a Epcnrsion Tickets ~ good Tor three DAYS
steamer JEsSE HOYp. foot u Aanes lIooa yH. sysiv
dsy t'gnday. eIcepeIl at u oeoe. M nsiee =, 20
er II Sinra III alep., returning, .sve Vim" st wharf
Pal pills. every Donns sA IL tsunesy, rt'p|u n,
Ir.se!er, 'front.' Ciy Of h.wlors are n@led not 70
.rny Ion s.sx y Inc the OF j-rsey bavins
sr;-J Camden AID Annoy Monopoly the exc ,s.
u New yots sad Fui.lsp-il.
NTEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ Taiu Tor Albany Troy and or-iosa Ir9s. ,o o q,
pcins with Tho not,h "ss leave !o'h'' ssp0s ~ 0''
sfECIst Sur,cr-Ps" niger. for s.r.,of, Springs b.
aEus ,e l0:.e g. daily, SD oo sAtuApA tue p IN
tain 80 Trough to sssl.oea without cbHl-o Of ,Hl'
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
AID RAILROAD CONNECTION a. Ns.. Haven. ste.lne"
leave Prcssnp ., ass II p ~ SUNDAY. ricepfed
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - SUMMER
IL ERASuEME y r.--L-sve, N.w.iot, Jime-s'p sns
49, t"r sienport' his,rls isrhrns, and LAKE.
rd and sJb to Isip. taoy'en. and rsrI,
80 io:sd :. M, saa a. for Cold spras
Oyer Bay. .Id uannston) tos tlepe.d Jin'.ie. and
W sTS5aT EXCURSION us ies =
y .a for sv $500 se .rR s. or III. .ia
:, edo. I'd rsie, A. REAsoNER Superintendent
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AID TRANSP.
~ Co-On ana is.er MoSDAf jan Is 1855 Trains WV
leave SEW-iOKh Tor bALflhUhE and W ASiiNSto''
:, 3 and 10 a NJ. y. aud II AlD.sht The I;0 M
Tr,in will .AA- la srn.ers bALIlaORE aud WAshSu
TO. ONLY This conu.cioI al fbisleiphiA
Train. foI Philadelphia will l-eyc New ora a. and 10 w.
I II M and .. md I? Midnight. =.
Mi ITARY T,CkETs viii 30, be received q the q m
| a, "a n a, Tr.i.. J. ". WOODRUFF,
| Dec 70 1904 AssstsDt Superintendent y. J. X H.
DEADING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
IL rri. Road !. completed 1id IN good Running
order Win hr,t Pa--nsx tsss AMI hising mate
ransrnrnir connecting roads NoRTi and SOUTH
su,s TO the treyeing public direct and IbIotoi ious
| frcn WASHINGTON aud BALTIMORE. wa orb, Coun-
~, ami ReaSirg to Allen,owu Fsston, aud NEW-iORk,
WIS route Tor beauty AID SUMNER RESORTS should be
tred 10 be- appreciated -, A..
Trains softh eaye Columbia at I:W y ~, at
Trans sfTise 1t RosaHs at 1882 a. IN, Ace
Trains arrive at Reading 81 t:z3 p Ia, asst
Trains south leave Reading at e;3J a. M, Acc.
Train. South l-ay- READING at lilo a. Ia, sst
Train. arrive st Columbia at $50 a. NJ, Nee.
Trains srriv. At Columbia ct i:p p. H., ast- -
tn. River Su.qurhanns Columbia crossed ~ steam
F,yta SFW BOAT awaits the arrival OF the uAns 20 con
yry ihr passengers the change beng d-shuuL rssn
s"EyW soRIiiRUp' RUBERr CRANE,
| o.,s,,I Ticsrt AGENT General Superintendent
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IRON NEw-YORK AND BROOkLYN--
il FAMILY ENCURSlOSS ACROSS TIE BAY.
o., .,s.lasr JESSE HOYT. EVERY DAY tsandays e,.
eepsa frosn foo, Of Mpnsyv, Nov f"rs Il a r.. md
,n, ssrrows ad Los Bar 20 or Noauoath VIII thence,
4. ia D. ~ returning TO Bfooisn and N-Sfots EHcor.ion
ete. round mp Is eeIis children r0aef 10 yesf oil
ar, b. prinr.
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Gtaticncrn ano fantn Goods.

WYNN. EVERDELL~ SONS, No. l04 Fulton.
w st-srArloNERs and BLANkBook MANUFAo
TuHERS.
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OYFIcR CLEVELAND isD ToLspo RiItroap

OyFIcE CLEVELAND LsD ToLEpo RAILROAD I
CoaPAsr, tLEvgLAsD, OHIO. July 28 1915
TXTRA DlVIDEND.-At a Meeting OF tho
IA Directors this day, an EXTRA DIVIDEND Of IN PER
EENI free OF GoyeuD-pt Tax was declared =, Of Ang
~ an the Cap Of this Company 20 De pad To the
ktsckbodrs ON the 2Nh day Of August next a. tue Cout,
Ssnta bank New Yort unit be 2oh day OF September ana
me- that date at the Company Ofioe In Cleveland
The Transfer Books Of the Company viii close on Sal ~
DAY Juy 30 At O'Clock o. sd reinsn closed until the
~ day Of August, 81 w O'Clock a M.
BY ORDER Of tbs Board,
H. T. LUCE. Secretary.
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GIRRIAGFS- PHARMACIES. CARRIAGEl

n NANKI 10. tNNNI t'ITst5. N.fUIt4 IiUfSA'
" PHAETONs. TUM5LK-SEAT RoCkAWafs.
DEPOT WAGONS, WITH ASD WITHOUT TOYS,
NEW AID SECONDHAND SHIFTING nor BUGGIEs
LIGHT ROAD WAGOh5t bARNE -, tc
BY HARRY &. COOKE,
No ID f~V ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11

NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT--WEDNES
DAY Aug u, ct II O'Clock noon. The Aush'sp Is +
Steamship COMPANY frst-elsss side wheel Hes0s'
vill .sil 4. above from Pier No. N. X. ~..
For freight passage apply =, the onacs o. the
NJ. 8 Bowling Greru- ". D. hHH4-..
The Shasta courier., 1864-05-07
Important to Settlers.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, !
Marysyille, Cal. April 4th. 1864. I

All those persons who have entered and
purchased land in the Marysville Land Dis
trict, and who have not vet obtained their
Patents for the same, are recommended to
make immediate application at this Office,
either in person or by letter, naming the post
Office or express Office to which their answers
may be sent-stating also the number of their
certificates or receipts.
Several hundred Patents have accumulated
here. which will be delivered to the Paten.
tees or their agents on production and sur
render of the Receivers receipt or certificate
of location.
Where the land has been entered by pre-
emption the settler is required to take the
oath of allegiance, and persons of foreign
birth must also file their naturalization pa
pers or duly certified copies of them, except
where such oaths of allegiance and naturali
zation papers have already been filed.
The following is the oath of allegiance re-
quired:
do solemnly swear or affirm that | will
support. protect, and defend the Constitution
and Government of the United States against
all enemies. whether domestic or foreign, and
that will bear true faith, allegiance, and
loyalty to the same, any ordinance, resolu-
ton, or law of any State Convention or Leg
lSlutuTc ~ tnc CuuiitrN MISUNDERSTANDING anu
purpose, without any mental reservation or
evasion whatsoever and, further, that will
well and faithfully perform all the duties
which may be required Of me by law. So
help me Cop.
The oath may be taken before the Register
or Receiver of this Office, before Justice of
the Peace, or Notary Public, or the Clerk or
Judge of any Court of Record having seal.
If taken before Justice of the Peace or No
iary Public the usual certificates ofmagistra-
ey must he annexed. under the hand OF the
County Clerk and seal of the Court
The oath itself. and the annexed certificate
must each bear five cent stamp properly
cancelled.
The following ramed persons are further
required to prove. by the testimony of at least
one disinterested witness, their residence on
and cultivation of their preemption claims
for such further continuous period as shall
establish bona fide compliance with the
preemption law. Such testimony to he taken
here before the Register and Receiver, and
not elsewhere
Andrew jackson Scoggins. Americas NJ
Pitts, James A. Smith, lea +. Rice. I.ichard
Pierson, Orlando Copp, Anthony W. Dunni
gan, George Marcy. Urias Nye, Leonard p
Crane. George W. Fairlee. William l.. Mu.
sick, David F. Bird. Elihu IL Little, Robert
Eccleston, George W. Johns. Gilbert Dodges
Thomas L. Williams. Issac L. Berry, Enos
c. Hunter. Joseph I. Dayton. Joseph p
Fountain James j. Williams, and numerous
others.
A. j. SNYDER, Register.
The Shasta courier., 1864-05-07

ABOUT NEW SCHOOL DIsrRIcrs-0n Tues
day last the Superintendent of Public
Schools received from the American Ranch
a petition for the establishment of a new
School District at that place. The petition
contained but three signatures. The PRAYER
of the petitioners could not be granted, as
will be seen by the following section of the
new School Law:
Section AZ Whenever at least ten heads
of families petition the County Superintend
ent for the organization of new school dis
trict, or for a subdivision..of, or change in the
boundaries of an old one. that officer shall
transmit the petition to the Supervisors. with
indorsed thereon. Upon receiving any such
petition. the Supervisors shall have power to
establish, alter OF modify the district or dis
sricts in accordance with the prayer of the
petition; prorided however. that if the Su-
perintendent disapprove. the Supervisors
shall not grant the petition except by vote
of majority of the members el,ct of the
Board. nor until at least one month notice
is given to the district to be affected thereby,
in snch mode as the Supervisors shall order;
ana pr0ctded. further. that no district shall
be considered as being organized or be enti
tied to any pro rata of moneys standing to
the credit of the district from which it was
separated. or ofwhich it is a subdivision, until
public school has been actually commenced
in such new district; and prorided further, that
unless such new school is commenced within
sixty days from the action of the Supervisors
making such new district, the order making
the new district shall be void and no such
district shall exist
The Shasta courier., 1864-05-07

MINNEsoTa.-At meeting of the Trus-
tees ofthe Minnesota Gold. Silser and Copper
Mining Company, a resolution was adopted
that in view of proposition made to the diff
ferent companies in Pittsburg mining district,
by A. J. Kelly, of San Francisco. for lean
of three thousand dollars for the purpose of
erecting custom quartz mill in said dis
trict. the above company viii loan for the
purpose mentioned. and in accordance with
the terms required by Mr.. Kelly. from three
to five hundred dollars. or their proportion
with other companies that may take action
in the matter.
The Shasta courier., 1864-05-07

BULLY IIILL.-On Monday the first annual
meeting of the Bully Hill Company was held
at Copper City, and the following Trustees
elected: John S. Follansbee, A. Skillman.
O. r. johnson, A. Sandtord and E. F.
Crocker. 0. r. johnson was elected Presi
dent A. Sanford, Vice President, and G. X.
Willard, Treasurer.
This company have their lower tunnel in
$50 feet, and are busily at work getting out
valuable ore thaough the upper tunnel, some
beautiful specimens of which were brought to
town by Mr.. Follansbee, aud may be seen at
the Office of H. A. Curtiss. Esq
The Shasta courier., 1864-05-07
SouNp JUpoEs.-The Aurora Times cor

SOUND JUDoEs.-The Aurora Hines com
plains of the ignorance of some men over
there who have been appointed iojudgeships.
We have no judicial ignoramuses this way !;
the nearest to it is case we heard of not
long ago. 1t was a Justice off the Peace
somewhere outside the city limits. and case
was being tried before him. One of the law
,yers read to the Justice decisi, n of the Su-
preme Court which exactly covered his case,
and asked judgment accordingly. He was
electrified by the utterance from the judicial
bench: = If the Supreme Court makes d.
fool of itself, is that any reasen why should p
The learned lawyer was nonplused. and his
case was lost-Bee