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Interesting European News.
OPINIONS OV .acCI.ELLA.N's
NOnlNAl'lON.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Extensive Fires in Brooklyn,
CrsERtr. SHERIDAN.
The Fishers IIiil Victor,


Wa' Department, Wa.Iiqg,on, sept -, sA.
k.-kIj Gen. Dur TIE following Official dis.
s~frh has JUS; heen re'eiyed from Gen. stsrid.u-
sstAhns soue u the par, cIlsrs o. the ha.tc and
,iclgy si Fishers H'li
Esidq,arts-s Siadi. Birision, G,cIgsoeS Va,
s<pt ", A. n 20 LH.t -O~, Grant CIy
ftshf cannot "a yet give any definite account
q The hattie " yesterday. Our lus WI, b liEht.
ser. cnooK -Iruek lbe LEFT haal u ,ae cnrny,
doubied i up anu Hivsnco1 d)~n t-ir lines
RsrxsTT's division OF the si,.D A. lny Cons swuux
L. and Joined CEooK. GrrrS'- an wnri r0ss
divisions took up thS same Doyeinept followed ty
che ~h lie Line And, auackins te su,iill'y, ssr- Cd
the works Of 'ha enemy The re nes threw down
thor arms ard red in tho gr.aiea ufl.l,u u, ahaa-
sDn"s raosi Of th.T .r. lery. !. wss dsgs ie;oro
the bst1c ended, Ipr.u,d on a'er ,ao taclny
during The nishi u tbs plni " m the s. x,h ana
Nineteenth COPS aod hs7, stu,. al here - res.
tic men and iA-ue raNons. n u n. 1cgnyrr has
pushed DOWN The Luray valley ,aocoriips to my
directoas he VIII al bieve gro,, rrSilts. / 10 no,
saink lhs there ever an army 80 badly routed
The Valley soldiers arc hid,ug ~ ay ard going 10
heir homes. cannot at pruse1t ,ive any est III
p'.e"e''' ipDhhe' On rrt' fd'' - u every
.1-iis' ihe nu~leF OIL pieces ~ ~s'tbe captured
Is sixteen.
p. IL SHERIDAN, >Ma jor General
You sr, s,rs,..d H. cau.. ~. ,,o,,l .,t,,. nj,
enc hundred grea, guns to be fred FOR the victory.
sctl Stevenson reports that 5000 prisoners from
Gne aeld had reached Winchester st nicht Re
tnforsmsns and supplies have been torv srded by
Epwr' N srAs"os, sec rotary of War.
..m,.,
'e"'"s'''' sept - i ''o r. H'-ihe 'o'
Hm'n. r"e'ei u-A'''enes ''h "en n's'oh''"
nA a. dated hArpet's ferfy' announcing tha'
-o suas'uis' prisoners rt-''i. Winchester iAs
~sn' NO S.f' u-' i'V'' oI INC li'"n'
~lAHea On lne i''h h"' near "'h-I'S'ef' az
"'ea I" hArpefs fsrry uis morning. anu Ws'
Nv" more are YET W come Later d''pa'en rs
''4 non' "eu' stevenson "n' '0ren'ot' .n
eS 'nN h"' more p' sohefs' captured O.
e'"O'ish On INC TS'' fsaehn "'heNes'er 'ni
morn ns' "oen iss' heata "oH' h'''ys army
n'ins o0"n TIC '-''e!' paiHe Str'eheh' Shen
PrisoneN.
Blltimore. Sept 2c -Ls..e nun lers of prison
rs urriy'u' iroui RJjcT's Perry. About ,OOl
have just pssset down /. ~ street under g.srl.
" w"''
Warrington, SEPT. "f--The "Au.oricsn Raj
rpsd PhnniS'-- Ba tirnors .na U.,o line-has leer
,,,.,o, from ~. q ~. ,,o,., 8 a,r.ro,,.,, - ~,
- VA
victory OF Sheridan Tits result alone is Of gre1
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.he Geor ia Peace Report.
Gov. br.,su "I- WiIling.0

10 rsr''i,, sept O.. -Ggy Brown, Of Georgia,
has offered 10 Goarra sAuusn PROPOSITIONS Tor
peace, ro,wi,. st.nIing the ASSERTIONS Of EASTERN
o.sr, poadents to III, contrary.
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IN tbe G'gb Inc eneuy m'ce us 'd'es Oh
h. 80, "'''" ---s '''-- '-N' W. ''''
To allowing has bora rcccyci from C,ct. ssal
Ls'
HrApauAArErs ASrr " SoSrnrrS N'Rcfsi.
= ia. % 1904.
io 'sSE - SkpfN"--
80, n'p'l '"ll 'I'''N tn'' On U. n0r''hr NY "
w. ~ 30" enemy -. lN''i ~ " .n.l's - .-'
"hl'h IiN' o., m'' ms s'a's' ""lth VS. ~ 'A'''
N"h 'si' y ~ we oAy ~ htsf iH+Ns ~tth '' "H-
.tnls .oa 70 fSa'e' AFTER nistt ne ir SIX -
NeSeWn' nld ms ~ rfnrs tc = ..hct's HI
. lNs r r r'ct - severe.
uaur ",D'r h,icsand 10. ft''-r "'N''s' '.''-
WI Nere sS"i nohlV dmnc NH- i't
Inte- loes 81 sruhery' oil Kings oau-n'n'
were It'
i"e vans Aud slPl'he4 were "f'N'. ''' Y.
y I lrr.
Il sids. Tie v.rv'ny f---ura. n ,tr wa 10 tic
y. Icy hav. 20 r-ucr', o., "a tfrss4oi i.a .s"...
back snd .ut $40 iently tn. .ivnuce ~ 0'i- am.
ihs, To iutuil renee has Il, 4 cou- u1cNrcatc o..
a. one tifue the eoomy were Almost ~ l., ut Iure.
iu Ten week the ssels i-otu our suA- we're ca
piotLng within WnshIng city !; has uVt lccI
/ eI's II i and drove the enemy into u.rt,t'4
Fufry E.s p,,sent yos.t,on - -tJdrdsd as ,Hp.
pregalble. ana yrO,n " uUL a. q is ti0,,, dJai.
sdeu.cs upyn tho nos r,joi..H' emmy. y o,h,-
casualties arc mentioned, Tat CIR loo Ii friprtei
very svers. The G.ll Of Atlanta hri ,'realy at
ooIn over tho community. snu TIA rc,er-@ \
very much lncI ease It. ~e Ca. H. should not to-
ltC fUf uucs Ol q rts.4 o.
frs erses are, VI oouf q. very tsdls %. laI.t q
Lnhecom,ng oar pCo le not 10 ~ Al ~, iL"r ~:
faes aud br,p, them. va to calmly a,l rr-,-
lutely eoLsiger their s.tnnrln. In. army Is a.
ways IL rne SPIRITS, nii. tlYu.h .e.ef,ct io-ia.
tJ-flurrO~ b; = Z retr e.c tur !, a. .'4 laugh st
the sad sni "a 1riy tpoI.C Y 'rlt. = 90, e., re-
vet unurv spprehens syc ttar trascvto frritsl tt.
n.gpor .e or L. ot 'hc part ut 'lo elev are =, Dee
l,o - f1r Tie Presidential ELECTION couitc's I.r.
coin 10 Oe sirnus sHa striking. lie cal ,u.s save
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Muor G'ners. Commanding.
Va IthiHJi p, .Ssp' 2I.-r'e s.yaunnh RurR.
L,'A' ,ys the lo,'r1 dur ~ lc h,rnbsr,!u., Il, of
Atlanta oi'l each i've million dollars worth II real
estate embracing furts seven houses burut. There
we've g.; pcs,ns Killed AMI oyl woundoI.
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GENERAL. SIBERIAN.
Inl.e Reports Directed.

Atlanta, sept .4.-1'Io Louisville AVN Of tbs
S'e y.-l Associated Prss Yo"r Press dlspsiches
Il tbc u u are untrue one from M.con Of the IL h,
Hr0o.rces the val oi the first train OF refugees
frou Atlanta with this addition "thst ,hry were
~ 5cd Of syr-ythns before being sen, into the
icuul lines" " course that is tsse. aud IA IL idle
e. yorrct It isr the r'bes are concerned, for
thcy rsv~strsie' 1t ~ f.l~hocd to cres,e mis-
oiic'Hrs iic opinion. To Gu,h a that duriu,
,he truce. i16 hncs were moved south, making
'"t s'u't- -"n chIirrn aud AZ, servants, with
i,C-l pounds OF furniture and household roois On
To- p,erA.o Tor cs.l fnmily, OF which have .
~ rtoct recollection bv name and articles A. the
end ; zoe truce. Go. Wa'ucr, Of my star " no h,d
Feur-al uperyis N ot the business. re- ev-i from
MAJOR clan. OF Il neral WSo.'s siai', tL- follow
~ lc.er;
10 - and Rsdiu, sept ei.--Co ,nsl--Our off,
,.- .'Nlu.4 4'stiuu eng about L. clusr, you wil
i'r I..t uur '1 t,y tc..Iuou. to the uniform tour
t'.H .,1 have shown on ~ ocrs Mons n me snj
rr PVP'", ,nd 'Ie prpnpiross ~',h ~hich you
'".+ .'t.,. I Nli lrro'tDar.,r ari'u; In our In
tFc'r.. iipls - f.".o 'o'Drc "ne to l." .t'e
- ir,si,,r ilr ,n'rt-,r'su'--s srd many in
/ stances ,ur p'stso k.niaais, / am. with rr.I-cL
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7 - = ~, ustlr H. te rnslcd hv fA.aehoot cacu-
/ i'el Tor spscai puri'."- ami b. desperate enc
: m,. vii 10 rp'cyci by ih.I assurance tha, NJ,
| o0', csrc, lut sol n.n,ss as bc,n extended to
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. LIail p-p.n'tIfs.
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Headqva,'srs Army AZ Potomac, sept. 23.-
Redmond papers couta.n very lils ne~a. They
niInt defeat In tie Valley snd give their luss u
2tO0 siout bOO u whom ~e'r ~ soIers. Rho-e-'
div'son Iost 1900 men. r. ey state onr ftrierllJ
loss at 6, 900 10 5000. G-r' ais Rao 81 nnd God-
win were killed ana Geuc-s, ~ l. and Calouel
Patton wounded. G,uer.l York lvsi one arm.
Gen rai Early p1s en,rerehsd AZ F,sLsr's BHL
g mits s0ulh eJ BiJ.ehtstsr.
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prtsoner.

BIltimors. Sept. e -La..e nun 5ers of prison
ss aro Srriy'n, iroul hTier's Perry. Abou. Lux
have jusl pssset down T.. I. street, under g!srl.
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SHERIDkH'S LAST VICTORY.

Gov. Brown really talking Peacs
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LETTER FROM C NERAL SHERMAN.

a10 FaniIics Removed from,
Atlanta.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-09

AN ENGLISH OPINION OF THE SANITARY
COMMISSION London Spectato. pays this
high complimen. to the Sanitary Commission ::
In every way We cannot help thinking the
existence and success Of this commission is most
credItable to the American people. 1t shows,
not only with what resolution they entered into
this struggle, but with what a fund of good
sense they are endowed. We doubt whether,
even in England, voluntary society could be
entrusted with so much power, and yet so
carefully abstain from trenchiug on the province
and duties of the executive. In America they
can do those things, and the same Cabinet
Minister who originally gave the Sanitary
Commission six months span of life, now
admits that it has been of the greatest service
TO the country; that it has occasioued none of
the evils expected from it, and that it has lived
down all the fears and misgivings OF the
Government
The weekly union record., 1864-04-09

MORE "CaookED SrIcKs."-Tho Oregonian
thinks Hamlin should be renominated with
Lincoln.-1ppeal.
We cant see it," We don't think the
argument in favor of Lincoln's re election holds
equally good in favor Of retaining the Vice
President or the Cabinet When representative
men of the Union. free labor sentiment which
is now being rapidly developed at the South.
like Andrew johnson, of Tennessee, are periliug
their lives ard fortunes in their position OF
steadiast loyalty. it would seem not oniy an act
OF justice, but Of wisdom, 10 confer upon them
such positions in the Government as will give
them the greatest opportunities to CO operate
with the National authorities in restoring the
Southern States to their places in the Union.
Mr. Lincolu's re election. against the sound
principle of rotation in Office in ordinary times
and for ordinary positions, is believed to be
required in order that the policy Of the Admin,
istratlon-whch has been thus far endorsed by
the loyal pcople-may be successfully carried
out by the man who adopted and best under.
stand it. For other positions let US have men
who can render Mr.. Lincoln the most assistance.
Andrew Johnso2 isstill emphatcaly our choice
for the Vice Presidency. over Hsmlin or "any
other man"
The weekly union record., 1864-04-09
The Wonder of the Age

Crest wonders were done since Adam &n6 Eve,
And in fact. really believe
To mention them sll without reservation.
There wsre not paper enough in whole creation.
Therefore leave to historians and men
Who have more paper and shler pen
Than ny>eli.-bai one wonder shall make known
A wonder which haps daily in cur own town.
Done BY two nen-artists in their way
EScelling Grant and Lee
In the line Of butchery,,t
These men cut most smoothly and neat
Any part or parcel il the line OF meat
The trim q their chops steaks or raaSr
Are models where the brush az Titan
Or the ehlsel Of Powell could boast:
Also their sausage are of such delicious taste
That the refined epicare must call them the best.
Now dear reader, if you viii honor them with an
order.
fOn shall be served in time much shorter,
And with prompter accommondAIlon.
Than ever You experienced in any business relation.
ScHwEIN X HUsr are the mems name
50 renowned IN town for their professional fame
City Market is the place where they sell meat,
over the Cnion Saloon. on Montgomery street
The weekly union record., 1864-04-09
IFoE the Union Eecord.l
Negro Amalgamation.

Mg- EDIToR 1t is source Of amusement
TO hear Southern men who never could see any
wrong in negro analgamaiion, who thought
il was right 10 raise and dispose of mulsttoes
for so much head. and who respected men
who lived 10 adultery with their slave women
until they tired or died and then left women
and children TO their white heirs 10 be retained
as slaves or sold at auction | say it amuses
me to hear these amalgamaiiousis par excel
lence ranting, abusing and denouucing Union
men as lsamationists. These southern
gentlemen seem to think nat this is entirely
southern institution and that y ankees have no
business 10 interfere with it, Now | cannot
see what is the diferepcc, whether the negroes
are free or slave, the principle is the same, and
il has the same damning rhuence upon society.
That this thing does exist in the Southern
States no southern reared man will pretend TO
deny. There are many in the South who loath
and detest the amalgamationist, and they will
receive credit from every right thinking north
ern man. And. now | say before these south
ern bloods accuse others of desiring to commit
the sin they had better purify their ancestral
Homes in Dixie, for every State, county town
and hamlet Is guilty OF the oeense they desire
to charge the northern people with. As far
as | am concerned. believe the emancipation
proclamation is death stroke 10 the institu-
tion-as ,rhd. chRd irnN be trorth as much
as mu!dti0 irhcn the tc1r is erer. know that
some of my acquainlances will take this little
hard ; probably they cannot find anything it
contains TO fit their case, but if they will tax
their possum hunting reeOlections, they will
see the point, f. q. L.
Hamilton, Butte CO.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-09

HEAVY on The "WAR DENocRaTs-"-The
New York Newa, The organ of the Peace
Democracy, is most severe in its castigations
OF the Express and World for cutting them
selves loose from the Peace faction. Ii says: {:
The Peace party is at last happily rid Of
those entangling alliances" which havs hith-
erto impeded its concentrated and straightfor
ward action. War Democracy, which. from
its birth, has been circling round about the
Abolition altar FIRE. at last has yielded to the
fascination, and rushes into the fatal fame
Honorable James Brooks made The first plunge;
the Express followed with blind desperation,
and the World, wrapping itself in the gorgeous
raiment of its rhetoric, majestically bears them
company. Having passed the Rubicou OF their
apostasy, the two organs Of The War Democracy
sufpsss even the veterans of the Abolition faith
10 their sudden zeal or perhaps some seruples
OF conscience prompt them to overstraiued
activity lest they should falter at the threshold
Meanwhile, the merciless Tribune, instead of
giving them welcome and encouragement in the
strange temple, points them cut for scorn and
ridicue, and makes its sport Of their conversion
These shiftiDgs Of position and sudden changes
Of political habiiments are Of course in view
Of the Presidential campaign.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-09

GENERAL CAN'T greatly shocked the nerves
Of the copperhead leaders of Pennsylvania in
bis late speech at Harrisburg. During the
delivery Of his speech. he told the audience
that, when be was brought North as prisoner
of war, prominent" Democrats" Of Pennsylvania
assured him that, if the rebels held out, they
would be successful, for the Democrats" would
arrest the war BY defeating the CONSUMPTION,
etc. Gen. CAN'T added, With great emphasis
Il Gao give you the names il what say is
disputed"
The weekly union record., 1864-04-09

A SOUTHERN ELECTIoS.-Whoever may
object to the proposition of President Lincoln
to reconstitute any State netenth of whose
voters shall hold au election, it is certain the
rebels have debarred themselves and their
friends from that privilege. Last month, an
election was held in different of the Southern
armies for rebel Congressman to represent
Kentucky at Richmond. Less than one thous-
and men chose twelve Congressman; to save
the affair from ridicule these thousand voted
for the whole delegation. If the President
were to take this way to reconstitute State
Governments, he might fud as many loyal men
from almost every Southern State living in the
North as refugees, to hold an election similar
to this-N. Y Erening Post.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-09

tbs LsGlsLAruRE.-The guardians Of the
peoples rights, Of this State. after long ses-
sion, adjourned on the 5th instant They have
accomplished much good, passed large num-
Der of important Acts for which the people
will feel greatly indebted. There were, no
doubt, many objectionable bills passed, and
many were biotted out by the veto of ouI able
Governor. Gov. Low appears % have pursued
course Independent sod determined. regard.
less Of friend or Zoe. and iuterposed the veto
only ~hen he thought that the interest Of the
people demanded it. Low is q model Governor
-ooe who knows and feels the responsibility
Of his position.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-09
HabitunI Constipation. Words of Conn

fort.-Dr. Cyrus w. Nelson, of Boston, Mass, au-
thor Of Clinical observations on the the treat
ment Of abdominal diseases = SAYS in letter dated
February 22nd, ls62 Il consider BristolS Sugar
coated Pills the best remedy for chronic Constipa
tion at present known. With me they have never
failed, and have prescribed them in at least fifty
Instances. He also states THAT for all iTregu-
arities of the digestive functions the liver and tho
bowels, they by far the most useful medicnehe.
has ever perfectly safe and eminertly
reliable. Similar testimony Is volunteered by Dr..
Humphrey Lettson. of Chicago, H.. who enumer-
ates thirty cases, with names and dates, in which
he has administered the Pills. with entire success.
for nabitaal costiveness and piles. Whenever they
have heen used as a remedy for liver and bowel
complaints, the result has been equally satisfactory
They ars put up in glass vias, and will keep IN any
climate. Procurable Of all druggists.
HOSTETTER, SMITH Il DEAN,
Agents for Pacific coast, San Francisco
The weekly union record., 1864-04-09
Insolvency Notice.

IN THE COUNTY COURT, IN AND FOR THE
Il County of Butte, State of California. In the
matter of the petition OF y. B. Alworth, an n>olv-
ent debtor. Pursuant to an order OF the Hon. W.
). Stafford. Judge of the said County Court. notice
Is hereby given 10 all creditors of the said nsolven
to be and appear before the Hon. W 5. Stafford,
aforesaid in open Court. at the Court Room Of said
Court, In the county of Butte. on the l4th day of
May, A. d. 1854. at 10 O'Clock NJ. OF that day ,
then and there to show cause if any they can, why
the prayer of said insolvent shall not be granted.
and an assignment of his estate be made, and he be
discharged from his debts and liabilities, in pursu-
ance of the Statute in such case made and provided
and In the meantime all proceedirS g against said
insolyent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of said Court, this
Sth day of April, A. D. ls6i.
J.G.MOORE, Clerk.
JAMES GREEN, Deputy Clerk.
SILAs W. W. COUGHEY, Atty for Petitioner
The weekly union record., 1864-04-09

NEw HAxPsHIsE.-The Union majority iu
this State at the election on March S,b, was
about 5000. The Legislature is largely Union.
Frank Pierce's own town. Concord, rebuked
bis Copperheadsm and that of his party by .
large majority. Gilmore (Union) received
there ,4oS and Harrington (Copperhead) only
SOS votes. There were heavy Union gains in
every town heard from except three. On the
night of the election. The Union victory was
celebrated at Concord By fireworks, music and
professions
The weekly union record., 1864-04-09
Medical EIeetricity,-we wish u cal

Medical Electricity. I've wish to cal the aften-
ton OF our readers n. advertisements OF the Eiec
iropathic Institute. 6l5 Washington street The
performed BY the Reform Practice cOnincted BY their
very Etient Resident physician are truly wonderful.
and call for the support Ofthe Public Certainly itihere
any way by which disease be removed from the
without of poisonous drugs should be
aCed by the community. The processes there fo>
lowed 4 by the Electrical Currents and that very Pow
eru Agent the Electro Magnetic Bath has only
try it become convert to the luSlrous
tenn the whole course being of pleasure,
cidedly preferable 10 the taking OF ber and depeiBe
medicines. ]. II. JQSSELfN, NJ D. is the present
Resident Physician. and Scientific Physician is
not elsily found The Afflicted will do well TO recoI-
that this Only Place where the Eectropathic
System Is administered on the Pacific coast
lnarl3 Sm
The weekly union record., 1864-04-09

The Quincy Union records a shooting affair
which took place at Honey Lake, under the
following circumstances: party of three men,
two brothers by the name OF Miller, and Mr..
Holland, were sowing piece of land claimed
by Mr.. Montgomery. NJ. went down and or
dered them off They would not leave, and
Montgomery then commenced shooting. dis
charged the contents of two revolvers at them,
but Succeeded in hitting only one, Holland,
who was struck by a ball in the leg. One of
the three then procured revolver. and while
Montgomery was running shot at him, hitting
him below the knee. As yet the parties
have not been arrested.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-09
Sherif'S Sale

Rl VIRTUE OF TWO wRITS OF EXECU.
- iioN issued oct of the District Court of the
Second Judicial District, in and for the County OF
notie ana state OF California. under the seal there
o. 70 me dlrecfed and delivered commanding me to
MAKE TIE ieiloSlnS sums fer costs Wit: one for
lhe sum oi twenty two and 500 dollars with in
leFest thereon from the 9th day of December. A.
y IeoS ana one for the of thirty seven 90 loo
COLLARS, with interest thereon from the I'D day +
January, A D., 1854, each at the rate Of ten per
cent per annnms until paid and all ACQUIRING oa>ts
ca sSle wis each IN iavOr OF Charles Evsns plain
ill and against Michael Clark defendant
have levied upon and will expose at Public Sale
10 the highest bidder for cash at the Court House
deor, IN the town vi 0royilIe, County and State
aforesaid,
On Monday. the I'd day of Nav.
A. u lsot, at the hour Of o'ciock Pm of said
day, all the night, title and interest of the above
lained defendant IN and 10 the following described
property, 10 wit: The same being the undivided
one thlrd part of 4 certain Mining claim, situated
10 hainllt0n township, Butte Co. about OF mile
rom Laihrop's Ferry. across Feather River. COM
nleislns al airs diggings and running up Il Cox
head> morse Power, distance OF about 600 feet more
cf less and following the gold lead in width from
sooH' oO to 70 feet. and known as Clark X Cos
Gains F.W. DAY
Sheriff Of Butte County.
By &. F. JONES. Under Sheriff
0roville, April ? 1854
The weekly union record., 1864-04-09

THE Sscrame alto Union states that tbe texts
frcm Scripture which have appeared in that
paper for some time past are sent from San
Francisco by the Pacific Text Society. and
paid for at the regular advertising rates. We
think the Society shows excellent judgment in
choosing the Union as its organ, rs it is un.
doubtedly the most extensively circulated and
The weekly union record., 1864-04-09

A School At Susauville, Honey Lake valley
consists of eighty scholars, and is said to be
one Of the best conducted schools in the State.
The citizens of Suaanvlle manifest great deal
of interest 10 public schools.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-09

GENERAL SUrrER.-A bill passed both
Houses of the Legislature, and was approved
BY the Governor, appropria.ing the sum of
$4,000 to General John A. Sutter, payable
10 monthly installments Of $3.50
The weekly union record., 1864-04-09

RIpGELY GREArHoUsE RE-ARREsTKp.-The
Provost Marshal General OF this State arrested
Ridgely Grea,house on the street 10 Yreka, on
Thursday. The arrest was made BY order Of
Gen. Wright. though il WAS not knoxn On