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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-10


Perhaps by a,JdoDi, rather than through crts
rcs gence, the part u rebel brigade commander we
have become possessed OF Official document settog
forth what ntcuded 10 be tho original pao Of cen
Earlyis late operations.
have not nov the opportunity 10 INTO details
bui general way viii that General Eary yas 10
tho Baltimore aud OHIO Railroad at Mart nsbur, and
~ combination OF movements attempt tho capture OF
erch uuior forces between Marnsbrrg and New
Crecs ~ the latter place General Early having heard
that concentrating troops AZ Martinsburc and
having also been reliably informed that General
Avcfii vas there with strong cavalry force
determined after consultation with several
rebel commander, alter his pan-he coming 10 the
conclusion that he could attack Martnsburg with
any Likelihood * success, and that hs could not now re
treat without, bringing himself for having al
vsnced hazardous enterprise without also hay.
Ing a. least mado effort 70 bis object or niure
Us y way. He therefore despatched Generals
flSagh Lee and Rosscr 10 attempt tho capture OF the
garroa at Petersburg, Hardy county How this Jailed
the reader already knows.
Rosscr TO try and get into Cumberland and capture
or destroy tho stores here.
Both Leo and Rosser failed, bscauss Early could not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-10
mr. rheodore Q. wilson,s p.spatchc..

CUMBERLAND, Nd. Jan. 4--Sg'f.
The latest news which we have received w 10 this
line shows the enemy -Rossers command, or q portion
q k-lo hare been q Burlington, Patterson creek,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-10

SyrUs sPRncEILID.
About thirty rebels yesterday got INTO Springfield
(Which not very great distance from Cumoerland)
and, after remaining short time, hastily left the town.
They dad particular damage the line OF their march,
seemed DO looking around for adults press them
into the rebel service.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Tonight Colonel Kraetz, commanding this posi-
by rail large batch of prisoners Wheeling Deserters
commence TO come into our lines in goodly numbers
They come TO with the old story Nothing 10 wear
nothing TO cat, and tired OF the war; great many Of
iham foreigners. These foreigners say they were
pressed into the rebel service against their will one
Engshman said he had been confined in prison because
scrped On the whole the prisoners and deserters are
very badly OF clothes No doubt they have suffered
Ceverey IRON the cold weather OF the two past months
MAJOR kEactz IS gong home 10 penDgylyan ~ with Nh
tborty &c raise reg ment
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InSOIVencV Notice.

6t0UNrY COURT. BUTTE COUNTY. STATE
u Of 'aliforna. c. Z. Flint v His Creditors
The People of the $ ie OF California, u all the
credit = al c. T. Eliot, send Cree'ina;
pur~' ant 10 an order %; The Hon. W :. SaAord
Comfy judge 81 Butte county notice j. hereby
given u all The creditors of the said ins"lvcut &.
+ Elliot To- he ani appear before the ~Iil Judge in
open court. at lhc coar NJ ui sad cglt, ip tlr
u 1864. 1T ten n'clnck \ VI % IN ,t Bay being with
in forty days frlm the date ut The Grl publication
ot hereof. t. wit: saturday the S1th day ot lIiv \
d ls64 then and jhetc t. n cause il any they
can. why the prayer oi >ald iu-nyelt She ID u''
he granted. and an assignment ot lis estate De
made and he he discharged trlm his debts aud liz
hllie IN uar>uauce of tte provisions oi thc >tstule
ia -leh ease made and provided; and $50 the mean
time all proceedings against SAID in>v.yeut be
stayed.
NHue>S my haad and seal of said cour; this 2iih
day of July \ d i>64. j. q. MO1RE. Clerk
!. NJ. BuIt, Any far Pet. Jas. Green. %. c.
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Spiked Their Guns.

The Peace Democrats have been playing
strategy lately. and have got caught al II.
fhesr ialk has bteu that The Administration
did not want ueace; Jbal i would not tn eriair
any peace prop Slllui's cumi1g irom lhe rebels
or the purpose "t ,uipre>Siuy The people win
he belief that the lea,ls wished lnr IA peace
prayed f"r 4 neace but that the 4 administrator
would not li-lrn to the wnld the l}r.n Wood
Copper heads started the ory hat the rebel
Commissioners were Al NiacaIa wi'h peace
pfopo>uions 10 our Guvrrrmrif he siuty
sas lal>-. aud Is 80 60 Wa Ia mahe Copper
p,ai caW'ai by Conveying lhr Idea that Il {
eh,- had sued fir pace, bn' hr Gpyrtum"nl
.ynu.d hnt even i>irn To lhrm Ir, d-u'
L.nc ln. how vrr, very pr"pelly and p,omply
p'k' d that C"pperh, ad guu. Although ue
>lurN OF rebel Commissioners asking Tor peace
vas tal,r. the President wa> q1ick 10 announce
Ia the most p"blc manner that safe idacl
would be granted 10 any aud all pa'il' asking
peace on behaif of the r, bels. and that any
pracr prupo-irious they might submit viii te
t.irly considered. Thus The great peace gun
nf Copperh-ad sm is ircluaily spiked
The truth of Ihe mailer * THAT We al wanr
peace; We pray Tor It. long Tor it. and tght tor
D.. he Administration AID the peuplr wIsl at
any time Giauit !sttii 10 prop >al> I'F lh-hCt
rom the rebels: but The proposals must come
from them. We have rtiered Terms of peace
Tor the last three years; those lesniS arr III
open. and they simply are hat The rebels shall
ny down heir arms and submit to lie laws OF
the l, tied Slate-. II X The rarueS, aspiration
Of every patriot that We may have prace-ihat
The rebels will make peace propositions. But
VT cannot have prnce until We cor quer II. The
best and trust peace men are ih"-e who do
most la sustain The Government. who help ill
rs arms. who aS>isi lu winning ls VICTORIES.
The real euemles of peace ure those proeS>td
Peace Democrats who are constantly enconr-
nsing The rebels 10 p~tsi>r in their rrsisranre
To the laws ni The land. The ann peace men
are the " ond- the " el.ers. the Nalland'ghamS.
The peace men are the Grants the Shermans.
he LlucolnS - NqcIdme.f0 Bee.
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Threats ofSeeessionists--suggestions.

A soldier wiring TO he Sacramento Union,
after remaFking The threats of C L Weller.
says thai il shouid be a caution 10 our people
that there are men unpriucipled enough to
take advantage Of the grea, number Of unem
pioyed laborers and Disappointed fortune SEEK
erS, to excite them to take The highway 10 re
tiere their fortunes Uuder lbese circum
Stances q solder counsels:
That there IS 8 necessity for an increased
armed ioree In this State. 10 me will pretend
ia deny; but hag 10 distribute that force and
employ i 50 a rot 10 disgust he army by the
idrncsS OF garrison HE ! problem Vet 10 he
SsAve,i Oi,. ui The most feasible WAYS ami
Prradvon'uie lie most Popular in the Eyes Of
the F-ofle would be an urg-niz4'inn similar
30 he lriSh CotSia hnlary or the French Gen.
darmefie-ihe oreaniz .iion "a cuji>i>i &c cav
airy = d infantry uuder the command Of one
Colonel, with headquarters at San Francisco.
20 he he Z 30yo>i Marshal Genera! tor Cali
furuia Oregon and Wa h'ng'on Territory; are
l.iruie naul Cul,,nel Al Portland Oregon. with
three companies al cavalry aid two mpa
ms Of infantry 10 be- aiiUuea IN Oregon
a'd Washington territories; three najlr al
Sacramento. Stock OF and Snme town m Low
er California. with one company Of cavalry or
ii'tanirv IN each cuuniy-each company tn he
r, crui ell m he COUNTY IN which il l. 10 be
>la iunrd. and 10 consist al men who have
been honornby discharged, and to receive
the same pay Us the soldiers uf tie relular
service. hnl in gold or Ihe equivalent IN Gov
crnui-'' cnFency; The companies To- be dividrd
iuin squads IN lht different townships and to
perform va addition 10 their other dui',s a.
snl'ilrr> such duleS they may be called on
10 perform hy the civil authorities Of The
county in which they are Stationed Vriy
soon murders robberies. ncendiary fires. irta
sonahle meetings and every other crime which
how fills The Slate rural retreat ~ San Q len
tin would become matters uf tradition, and the
extra expense of Snch IL force wDud be com
lensA'ed by the reduced taxation in the State.
in case oi a foreign war each of those com
panle> wonid become ihe nucleus Of a regi
meui as great discretion being used in filing
mp The ranks of the Provost Guard EVERY
member hereof could in an emergency be
{. ne an Instructor for raw rtcrniis. Tins
would he defeated III visionary schmts of {
/. Weller aud couSorts Great care. however
Shoud be used in srleciii The officers Of such
"a force. that 10 one should he appointed who,
in ad lliun to military qualifications. has not
fair administrative talent aud sufficient
know edge OF statutory law So that they could
act in any emergency vi hnut the q, lay oi
cusHl'a'iuu. references and other c;rcumiOcu.
tory processes during which criminal would
escape ar that by an oIer hasty viglatc &c an
inuoeeut man might BE- u'jlstly restricted OF
his liberty.
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WELLER AND kAyANAGH.-B Bishop kava-
nagh, Of the NJ +. Church South. was arrested
the other day on charge of treason, and c.
L Weller, an ex Postmaster Of San Francisco,
took the subject TO heart and made doleful
speech thereon. TIE Irish News makes the
following comment:
Bat c. l.. Weller SAYS tha: Mr.. Kavanagh
never committed n sin III bis whole lie. Y elltr
-hnuld have SAID that he came direct f, m
Heaven, or that he was the result OF an immuc-
nj tev conceived tetns The whole history OF
The Saints in Heaven since the Christian era
Il Is not give an instance such Is kavanagh
accordi . Weller. But Weer's ethics may
Cause him 10 regard sin in different light from
that in which II is viewed by theologiaus.
What about kavanngh', cath of allegiance 10
lhe Government and Constitution? What
nhnu' yours. Mr.. Weller? These are duuble>,
small rniig- Bush, Mr. Weller. yourself and
kavanagh are two fit di cipIes Of the FIRST
rt bel"
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The AMERICAN UNION. Peace Demo
Gratis d Copperheads who indirectly give aid
and comfort to the rebelaus ) outhrrn States.
and say TO them way ward sisters, depart in
peace" >houd read with caudor and conside-
ration, the following extract from Daniel
Webster While the Union lasts, we have
high. exciting. gratifying prospects spread ont
herre rs. for Us and our children. Beyond
that seek not to penetrate the veil God
grant that in my day, at least, that curtain
may not rise. God grant hat on my vision
never may he opened what lies behind. W hen
my eyes sail oe iurne! to behold for the las,
time, he sun in Heaven, may not see him
shining on the broken and di>hnnored frag
meu:s Of a once glorious Uninn on States dis
severed. dl>cod.n ant bel'Igeraa'; on a land rent
with civil fends, or dreuched, it may be- in
fralernal blood.
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A SrcEsu WOMAN SoLD The Marysyil

\ SFCEsu WOMAN SOLD The Marysyille
ADpeal Is responsible for The following:
4 lew days ago one Of our Internal R,-venre
Collectors met with all obstinate friend, who
was suhj G. to a TAX of $40 per annnm II
relal'tr. She thought she was exempt. and
wen lrto A long TRADE against the Government
and "Luc 'lns hirrlineS.' stating that she
hoped the South would succeed, and that she
had contributed to tha, end by sending three
ut her sous into he Confederate army. Finally
having exhausted her venom she concluded To
pay but before hauling out her parse. re-
ma, ked 10 the Collector hat she wond make.
il heavy Tor him" She then cnuhted uut 90
halt doars SAYING: There il is in silver for
ynu." Where rhr Ike comes in is here: The
lax Is pavabe III clet1lhacks; AID the Col'ec
tor would have informed her al the fact II she
had not bren qnile So rampant. She was oui
just IS hy expressing determination to
punish the Collector
The weekly union record., 1864-07-30

QrIrx appropriate, links the Union. is The
defense by the Marysvie Express Of the
drunken Senator McDougall. The Express
says McDougan has faithfully reflected the
will Of bis constituents at the time he was
elected. and his The Express says II is prepared
to prove. THIS il w'u'd probably do by Such
arguments as it uses in d.noanciug The Gov
eminent snd jls'i(yiug The cause If The rebels.
Now the Express his taken up for McDouea'l
he has not even fooihold in the Union seni
mrnl f California.
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Public Sale.

NOTICE Is HFRERY GIVEN. THAT BY r.
y t.a uf an order made by the und r-iSred
iust're of the Peace in a.d tor Itmlitpn Town.
ship. Bu;ie County. California. on The 18th day Of
July. l>Gi in pursuance OF an At Ct lie le1i-ia'
ture. appr,ved March H. ls6l in ielaii1u I, the
..tleSpt>>iag ot auual in butte Comfy. etc g.
the following ler~o.'l property wii be Sed fr So
4 images Il, q costs of ~uIt. in-wlt: liet h.'t-H
gay mare: / sorrel mare. star ln the forehead;
t,av mare braided on lie lett hip TINS = white
ln1d fe,t. l bay horse, branded On tile lett hip
with the figure, -. sale To l. ke pl4te at Davis i
Nances store in lid Township, ON Monday
Auc,-; 1t loG4 al O'clock =. NJ Terms cash
in q ID Coin.
itnes, M hand this 23d day OF July 1854.
GEp. \. HALL,
3S-tf lu~ii Of the Peace.
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M adical Wonder.

The stepping. ifem Ing victim Il d.pTes> !
and q, li.iiy bccolue~ uys mAa he >;.nd~ erect
De- ul.'Ve> with q IN >tsU hi> miid. Nis'ch was
previously >ilk ia gA.on Hg 81 a.n1>J IDIOT. !
ssi.a'sy tee sHe~ bright and actve ard lc = =
nh rcseuerslvd- c''a~' iaus ot new Ni-.T lac
medicine reAshc> The Csu>titutisa Itself. a4l re
>iur,> 70 Is it> -. mai caudiIina.
Irritation 81 the Ne,k oi the Bladder lua,ms
q 20 so the kiduvy> aad Ia,4rh oi tn Bladder
S;ranSulry and uuilE- or Painful CraaIil <
Caiyulu~, GIavcl. Brick Dat Deposit. a.d N-ca-s
or Milky ih-char-c> altei tul4ua-.
For tle-e cl-st>t> 70 u truly we're g remedy,
and tno III rh clun : be "a i in il praise. -il-
-.e d'-e ha> been ku WI u relieve tire in.t urEen,
>Nmptuns- Try K iu these eases. and yOu VII 4
give Your praise.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-30

JonN Poole the Confederate land pirate.
says the Alta. was shot in FL Dorado comfy.
And was abandoned hy his companions. Tie
>couudrels deliberately robbed his body as hey
had done that Of the killed and wonHd-d "flicrrs
Whn fell in their hands. taking his pistol and
SIS in coin. his own private properly. which
he hld ou his person Al the TIM. They also
robbed tie wounded Constable. Rainny. and
hi, watch WAS rosnd in the pocket Of he dts-
perado Clendenuing, when he was dying at
San jose.
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Lepayen., sar.npnllla Alters,Ire.


T. the res Il q modern discoveries u the yegetai
NuEdom being an entirely new e ABSTRACT mrth
cd 81 ciuc lrrc>peciiye OF al the cid and worn 81
systems.
his medicine has been te.,ei Ivy the nost enI
utrt medicai men ot the CAV, AID hy Them prl
npuaoed ID be oAe ot tAe !. .e4,est II d.c4l G.-eev
viies ot tie AGE.
one bottle viii cure General Debility.
y few dl-e> cures iiy-teiIc- Ia teIuA4e,.
Oue bottle cures Fapta;inn OF The Heart
tr'm one t. three hItt.es Ie-tore- the mIaliles
aud iuil visuT VI youth.
\ few di-cS restore the appetite
Three bottle cure the wort eases OF imPotency
\ few d -e- care the lHw ~pIFIlel.
One ittle restores mental power.
\ lew Jn-e- hTlu- LIE ris~v u the cheek
J his medicine restore 10 manly VIZ 'r aud rools
health the poor G-uihtated tui witi q ,Su-
The lIsilc>s waited y"IIh. the uyeItd-ke3 m
Of ba~iueS~, the vlytIm u ntIy1I~ drprr--l 'l ta
individual suffering irnm general d-nity viii i
iud immediate aad permAacnt reliel by tlv use \
ill, BnXlr ur Essence ot Lie
>ule agent. 90 Front street. san Francisco
sold by AL Druggists t4sliSh u tbs r4cilc C9AN
em u3}
The weekly union record., 1864-07-30

CoPPERnEAD CoNSIsTENCy.-The Copper
head press Of California. says the Bee, werr un
sparng in their denunciaiion Of thee ,mmu alton
clause in the Enrollmeu, Act, by which per
son might pay two huudrtd dollars. and there
by purchase exemption from the draft They
said it was blow directly against the poor
mar ; that il was intended to force the lAboer
and the man Of sm Al. means into the army.
while the rich could pay their commu'a'ion Zee
and remain al home in the nj,yment OF all he
Injuries Of wealth and cases The Cnpperhehd
party at the East MADE this the excnse for The
New York riots. So much for their words
Now for their acts When the @ eSloa came
mp in The Home Of Repre- en,nilves upon re
peaing the commutation clause the Democrats
voted solid against any change. 50 also did most
of he Border States men; while ali of The New
England Republicans, except two from Maine.
voted ilr the repeal. Frank. Of New York,
and Hale and Thad Stevens Of Pennsylvania
wera the only Republicans from otuer States
who voted against il. VIII The Express, Dem
ocra'c Press, etc. please chronicle This Bit Of
history?
The weekly union record., 1864-07-30

Primary MsKTINGS.-lt will be seen By q
call issued by the Chairman Of The Union Co
Central Committee. that the voters Of the res
pectiye Precincts are r, gnesied tn meet al the
usual places o! holdiug elections, on Saturday.
August 20th, and select delegates, as appor
tjaned.to attend the Union County Convention,
10 be held in Orovi!ie, on Wedue>day. August
twenty fourth Let there be full delegations
from every pFecipe. IN old Butte. See 10 il,
Union men.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-30

CHARLES PLVx. formerly printer on the
Wa~hoe S'ar. was stabbed and instantly killed
at Carson city. on the evening Of the Fourth.
in a ball by the brother Of a gill whom be had
insul'ed.-Er.
The Wa.hoe Star Of July 23d says Tbar's
no such a thing. In the first place. the stab
hing was not done at Carson. but at Cphir. in
this county. In The second place. it did not
appear from the evidence which was eddnced
at the examination trial, that the deceased ID
suited the yonng lady.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-30


Word TO the Aged--la the decline OF
the luss Of vita, force consequent upou ply
decyy. can only be supplied by some sigi'5
preparation which recruits tie -tIeneth and -i
without entailing the exhaustion which Is alp
the final effect Of Ordinary stimliauts. We X.
to the aged
DR. HosTErTEEs SI0uECR BiTrEHs
As an inviSarant and restorative. immediate il
beneirill eetion and permanent IL It's eject
tones the stomach imprIves the appetite. act.
charm upon the spirits. For dyspepsia. OBJ
sion after eating, bisoss cho.ic. Wial cl,
spasIns Of the stnmacb. sick ~ uervoa, hsadA
chills and fever. tremens. prnstrvtion. and a
complaints special to the feehler sex. the Bit
are earnestly recommended BY thousands Who
Witnessed heir superior efficacy IL such cases.
Sold by all druggists and dealers eyeryshere
H0STkTTER. SMITH SDEAN.
Agents Ter Pacific Last. san Fraucisc
The weekly union record., 1864-07-30

FIVE LIVES LosT.-A party of ladies and
gentlemen. who l,fi Aurora, y. f.. Jnly 25lh,
in four horse ihoroughbrace wagon met with
a fearful accident abont twelve miles from that
place. 1t seems they were about crossing a
ravine when waterspout burst on he noun
'ains and came down upon them before they
could get out # The way sweeping hem hefore
It. y Mrs N dbury AID Ms. Glen and three
children were drowhded. Three of he bodies
have been recovered ard brought 10 this city
The gentlemen. four in number. were saved.
bat badly bruised The four horses were
drownded and the wagon was dashed ~ atoms
The weekly union record., 1864-07-30

McPherson during The battle go, separated
rom his staff and vas xii by sharp. haOieFs.
Logan assumed command of The division.
According TO lhe ofhcial aoc. uuis the rebsl
army has lost 1900 men since Hood as
sumed command. The whole Of Shermau's
losses. viii DO; exce.d $500. il i behaved
hat Hoods army must become thoroughly de
morailzed.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-30
Union County Convention.

Altar meeting Of the Union Comfy Central Com
rnittee held ia Ornyiile on Wednesday July 9th.
1854 il was resolved that Chion County Cnnven-
tinB for Butte Co.. be held in nrnyiiie. on WedneS
dav. August 2lth lsG4 at 10 ocl"ck A. NJ nf
said day Tor the pnrna-e of eleciiHg eleven dele
gates 10 item the Union State Convention, L. be
held in Sacranentn City. on the 30ih day of Aug.
next and II attend the Convention Of the 3Td Con-
--fessinnaI District 70 he held at Sacramento i'm
nediAtely aner the adinur Hert cf the Stale Con
ton 4 A-o. for the purpose oi nominating d Su-
perrisaf tor the 1t Supervisor District. Compose
OF Hamilton and Ophr and Oregon Tuwn-nip>)
and for the transaction Of sgrh other business a.
nav prn! erlv c,me before said Convention.
The following apporiiormeAt Of delegates from
the different precincts thei"G tie ~arue IN the
Convention Of March l7th. l-fs), was adopted ::
ff4fi
The weekly union record., 1864-07-30

WILLIAM VI. GwIN.-A correspondent; VII
ting from Havana, June IS b. says this geu.
'ltman touched at that port en- route for Mex
ico, where, il is sad, be is TO have position
IN the treasury department oi The new empire.
If tbs be true. AID should the great Lime
Pointer succeed in securing he CO operation OF
his lieutenant butcher, Terry, Maximilian viii
be his meal" within the year
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House and Lot f)r Sale
AT A BARG AIN.

ruznE UNDERSIGNED BEING DETERMINED
5 10 remove for Ai> health, offers a, great r.
gain hi> house and lot- for >ae situated on he
corner OF Lincoln and jackson ~trtets. he house
J. substantial frame silding cnnvlenily arran-
,d inside ard surrounded With tile shade trees
and ,brubberv and tour lef> within one enclosure
with variety OF beA-ing fruit trees sufficient for
family u>e. \ good stable and well are located on
the same all of which Will he suid Inv tor cash
TG any one wishing desirable location III OT0-
Vile should call Immediately
GEO. H. HARMON.
Oroyille. June II, 1854. n32-it
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DR. GwIS N MtxiCo.-A correspondent at
Havana. writing on Tie 2SIh Of June says:
"ihe English s'eamer from 81. Thomas GA
her way to Vera Cruz. had pr Gwin, Of Cali
forna. on hoaId. 1t is said h,. holds an fli 70
in the Treasury Department If The new ,mpire
Of Mexico. II is said hat Grneral WlIilau
a. Preston Iook passage in her, to present
himself at the new Courl bur | am iuclued
to doubt it. since the members Vi his personal
staff are still here
We rather like this news abou, Old Gwn
If he Is in the Treasury Department Of Maxi
milan he will soon bag the entire contents. II
There he any besides getting all The proceed,
of the French mines Sac Uiloa.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-30
Army Supplies.

&EALED PROPOSALS IuCPLlCATFl WILL
- he Ie,ieved st Camp Bidwell. near Chicn, Ca!
tai u o'clock u. on Friday the nth day "f August
1864 f r he furn>hiugo OF f.e-h Bee the troops
ing lame 30. 1855. The contract will lie awarded
to the lowest responsible bidder Tie bids t. he
accompanied by the names ut two SU'li. lent secu
rites in sums bubble the amount o the article fur
nislei
questionable loyalty to The United States Nern-
meat -. " LENrRinOD.
1t. % Cav Cal. Vols 4. G.. :.
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EStraV Notice.

rE7O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-NOU
Z are hereby notified that in pursuance ot the
law OF Marh'I5 l~Gl. in relation TO ,,trays ia
Butte County. that the undersigned has now IN his
possession. The following eSirty animals Doe
clay ybluk mare, braided Z and vented. = spanish
briud aG3 colt; oue hay mare branded ]; un the
lett hip with ylIug eli lhr abn-e property was
taken upou Jue21, "a. by James T.. ileu>iiI~ Ia
Hamilton Township, and viii be disposed Of aC
coIliac 10 laNif uo; redeemed
GEO. \. HALL.
Justice of the peoce Hamilton Township.
The weekly union record., 1864-07-30

PECCIAK SEAS N.-lhiS season. Of all oh
erS. says the Red Bluff Independent, has been
The mos, peculiar of any Of its predecessor
\ late arrival from Rouud Valley informs u
that on the % instant, while the farmers were
engaged in the harves, field. thsy were visited
with fail Of snow. Thi> beats The memory
OF the Oldest luhabi,anl."