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II
We regret that in the crowded state Of our columns
cannot find for the entire circular this
note from DIR. Gurley Tho principal facts, however,
upon which the /" Cairo Relief Association" rest their
strong and touching appeal, are the following: 81.
With the triumphal march OF our armies through Soc
tions in rebellion whole communities have focked to
lines for protection against srue they took no part 10
establishing and despOsm they have been p0werless 70
resist In utter dsstu0n and 1t the rate OF more than
two thousand per m0eth these suferpg Homeless refu
gees sent by military authorities on Government
transports and steamers and landed on the ovoe al
They arrive there at all hours Of the night and day. and
there they left sheteress and penness Nne-tenths
of all women and children, four-ffths OF whom are
children of tender years Every religious denomination
and aarna brotherhood their among
them Children without hats, shoes, or stockings.
and hundreds without change Of clothing Those who
have lived in suence reduced to equal OF
want with the poor The health Of the most 10 reduced
by exposure and by bad aud scanty food Many are scA
requiring immediate medical attendance and the tenderss
nursing The only gratuty they receive from the
General Government after they arrive at Caro- ratons
of -four and bacon, with fuel and the occupancy OF one
small barrack Neither stoves, straw for beds medical
attendance transportation beyond Cairo s furnished
Refugees Rest and Hospital is being established The
work grows upon the hands of the Association aud they
apprehend that unless their means are corresPondngy
incleased the situation of new arrivals must become
heartrendng- on despair" ~ f.
After stating these facts the Executive Board conclude
with urgent and affecting appeal to the public for
assistance ask that persons receiving their circular
will procure for it reading in the churches and pubca-
ton in the local papers Correspondence sphcited with
those wanting aborers Money may be rented 10 drafts
the Treasurer of the Association and clothing or other
goods through any Sanitary Commission, marked White
Refugees, Cairo, Hlioois." 80 4saH .tt.
The crcnar is dated Cairo Relief Association, Febru
AIRY %, 1864, and is signed by
GEO d. WILLIAMSON, President ~
JOHN c WHITE, Vice President i8g
JOSEPH MCKENZIE, /"
DANIEL HURD, II" Lt.Ah-
CHAs. .GALIGHER, So fe ..rY lt
VIM j YosT, Recording Secretary.
CT. CHASE, Corresponding Secretary
A. b. STAFFORD, Treasurer i3atjE 3g.
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CONSULAR CLRRks-By vote OF 90 10 10 4 bin vss
passed 10 the Senate yesterday providing the appoint
menf o. young to cerkshps in our foreign
consustes at salary OF hou,aod dollars each to be
PAID IN gold There was considerable opposition to the
passage ef this bill [ tat iaa i+ faiif.t silfeif
iaass1L adj IL aIsaat.agaG IL a2iG4liisa Ell. 1saf
Weekly national intelligencer., 1864-03-17

The United States Government has 10 stated recently
cobGced the property Of the following persons situated
at Superior, Wisconsin X M. r. Hunter, Robert Ould
WIN. Aiken, Samuel Msgofhn, w. w. Boyce, John Nc
Queen, w. w. Corcorsn, and S M. Flournoy.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1864-03-17

Mr.. 0 N. Harris, who arrested some weeks ago
on charge Of having dposed Of Government property
tas after thorough investgstop been honoraby scqut
ted Of the charge
Weekly national intelligencer., 1864-03-17

Massachusetts subscriptions for the East Tennessee
suf amount to than 6tytwo thousand dollars
aud are still rapidly coming in.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1864-03-17
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Prorost Msrshat Generals Office


Prorod Msrstat Generals Office Y
Washington, Ftbrsary 90 1854 ;
Pursuant to section 25 Of the act approved Februarv
"a, 1864 amendaory Of the act of March g. 1863 board
OF enrolment in districts 10 which there are apv ooLred
persons held to service will wi hout delay proceed TO
enroll all such persons liable 10 military duty
IL Enrolling officers will conduct the enrolment in tbs
manner prescrb by existing orders and regulations and
such other directions the Acting Assistant Provost Mar
shas General of the States may give. . stG esIf
III Enrolment lists will be made upon the printed
forms tNcs 80 and 36 altering the heading suit and
IN the column Eeaded former military service the nAms
OF the psrson TO whom service 10 owed will be written
" list, with recapitulsticn Of the number enroll
ed, Will be made for each subdistrat and the
enrolment of the district completed these lists will bo
forwarded to the Acting Asstant Provost Marshal Gene
raj for transmission TO the Provost Marshal General Co
pies Of the list will bs kept in the oces of the Disrct
Provost Marshal Those lists BY subdi'tcts will not be
consolidated 6H M I'm
" The Provost Marshal will furnish each person 10
whom the persons owe service is Of those owing set
vice him who been enrolled specifying their names
ages, and date Of enrolment
WI II IL made the duty Of the Acting Assistant Provost
Marshal General TO supernteDd this enrolment and a.
give such orders and directions as may be neoea..rv -
make il accurate and complete. ~--11 n
u 4.6 JAMES b. FRY.
Provost Marshal General.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1864-03-17

The Governor Of New Jorsey has nominated Mercer
Beasely Esq, Of Trenton, Chief Justice Of the su
prems Court s1Es53 -si3 tlat stas ,a4s ~
zsla4 u ILaI eli II .,aaGs o1 ID biDaH yi9ai =
Weekly national intelligencer., 1864-03-17
TIE WHITE REFUGEES AT CAIRO.
wAsHlssros, MARCH 9. 1864

WAsHiNGrON, MARCH y IsO4
To the Editors Of The National haisAigsnesr.
GENTLEMEN The enclosed CIRCULAR reached mo to-day
through the post ofice. have read it with deep and
paiaful interest Can you fnd room for il p your CO.
umns 1t seems to me its statements should be given
to the public widely aud speedily possible and that
humanity, well religion will prompt swift and lib
era response this touching appeal behalf of The
White Refugees at Cairo" Yours, truly,
P. d. GURLEY,
.ttHFt'f Pastor Of the N. Y. Az Pros. Church.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1864-03-17
ENROLMENT OF SLAVES.

The following circular in regard TO the enrolment Of
slaves has Just been issued Its a. Circular
Weekly national intelligencer., 1864-03-17
Probable future Population Of the United staie,

dCCUTHIHH UtFE
aou Of United States the close Of the present cen
tury will bc about hundred millions All observing per.
son will perceive that the relative increase Of the whites
exceeds that Of the coored and that the disparity ia
gradually becoming and more favorable to this part
Of our population Leaving the issue Of the present civil
war for time determine it should be observed if large
numbers If slaves shall be hereafter emsncpated many
will be transferred from foster to slower rate of in
crease In such case nine millions Of the colored n the
year 1900 would be large estimate OF these, great
proportion will be Of mixed descent, since n 1850 one
ninth part of the whole colored class returned
musttoes while in 1860 it is than eighth Of the
whole, and 36 per cent. Of the Free"
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DIABETES

II . disease OF the aeh ssd nvsr seuse eh,o.sA
the sfdneys and s vtthous 1esbt The nest sssansfs
1issAss except eeasampeicn, tAas ase1ts ~ hanaa
but viii slate that the eject the dseass = he c
versios Of the ssrchy principle vess,abe passoe
o. the sood) into Sugar ~ksch fnu the k6neys
30 excessive seeretaon u waisr. Many persocs saes
rom snis dsesse sho sigsefa nj ofi that IT, they
pass iares qasstitses desine the dAy and osg
2 &es mp fscn ems 70 aftssn oe tveov times eGrins
eaffed 70 the inrfe discharge 81 ~ater, aDd cfssn
hee II 10 30 far advanced 10 Be Beyond Ihs oontrci
% ofdinas rem edgs. Ancther sympscm Il Ne rresi
thfst which, When he disease 10 fsly sstaAlisAd IA
sbiss pssi<af drsaks essstssfs sss&sst tsssx
sAtAffs also dryBesa Of the mouth, csacAing OF The
ups sweet oieak. In the more sdyarced cases. and
nnsiiy toes OF appetite, emsciaisn, and the patient
gradually SIMS FROM exhaustion.
CONSTITUTION Water Ia vtaout doub4, The only l1or
femtdy fsS afa4stss, and have rs much eoua
thai lis specice ~ ws have that opium will prssu
sse p aud sathfaly that IL has nred even case
In " hieh II had BEEN used.
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CONSTITUTION wATpRs
CONSTITUTION WA1Eg
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION MAykR
CONSTITUTION wATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION wATEa
CONSTITUTION wATEa
CONSTITUTION wATtK
IHA ONLY KNOWN Kennedy FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN RExFoY pop
TIE ONLY KNOWN RExEUY Fox
TAR Only kEO~S Rksef,v rns
THF ONLY KNuwy REs1py my
Ih6 ONLY KNOWN KkAEDY FOR
The ONLY KNOWN kEMFDY Rot.
luz ONLY KNOWN REABnY pom
Tag ONLY KNOWN kENErY roK
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY Pnr
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NOTICE.

TOT w. rlsssmp-eu, y. L. Hayden q Washington Mears
Georxs " elby, Ii. M2sou, Defendants;
You and sei III you hereby notified that there il
in the tisrks Office Of the District Court o.
Lee cuunty, r VA A. keekak, pssitien in equity
Marcy A. sra6ei J. claiming Of the above named d "
TpnIpsmi, Il l. ATdent and a. Washington Mssars The
ten sousa;s1 Eve hundred dollars money due
upon yerr nA4~s dsteA March eth 1857 praying for
the tcreeIssn And sale o. los J. three bioek ~
and los sti 2 In bask - In d. ~ kilionrBes add
ton - the sity ef keokuk, and Tor other reEsf
And unless ypu appear aha asEsr nie petition ON Or
before the second day - the next term II said
Court to ID hid ns keokwk in aid county. ON the frst
Monday of ptcAber iSos. judgment and decree will be
had therein - prayed for. H. eG1TT HOW ELL
apaStiiw S4F ks for Petitioner
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NOTICE

~ To John Qufk: You ~ hereby notified thai there
on Me In the Once Of the Clerk II the district Ceurt
Lee ConneSi Iowa At Fot Madis.'n petition afNat
Lsa prayit quiesing titlein him 10 tiss scar
txnty fet OF lots and eight IN block ihir,
the<5ss a k<eAuk. Lee county. fowa befg Twenty
nAkig ~ Gfth HTeet, Of he ends sad ots and
extending te same with said lots and aio pray
ine shst yosr right 20 rse~in ssid Iroi~rsy from
tain mortgage and decree 10 vcr plas-
tin he kreser bzrred and fbrecfosed
unsnS yap apPetE tilsseto and defend tfre nom sf
the second day Of the May Ise4 VI said Court do
cree win - Fes3sxea ae1ihss Won by dsfanif.
s a ht RlNSlN 4 Mc0RAkY.
APPS Attorneys for PtAintiG.
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EOR SALE-160 Acres cf Choice
Lad, within four nsirspf keskak, On ~ ru.s Be-
tween ~ Ptaak kosf ard MiskspIs nver-AlHsodsssi
dorbiclog house. and othex improvements N vii ~
ssh In psresss fw rape culture r dsudxed 9Ais ma
vas formssty ovnedby Mr. Van Aywda Title 1ood on -
sale. KDquire OF n. B. TES-kY0K
nchA s#rs ksai Estate Aspsnt. Eupknk I
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s 0A4A06 = 0S
IRRITATION OF The NECK or THE BLADDER.
INFLAMMATION or THE KIDNEYS,
cATARRH or THE
BLAD>ER..
AND BURNING, Oh PAINFUL.
For these diseases II 10 truly sove eign remedy and
% much eanno. be hid in IL psaiss. single dose
Are Jon troubl ed With that dissxessts pstp ,u VI,
email Of the back and through the hss Asesspoonfa.
s<Ie ''e Consultation water viii relieve you ss
PHYSICIANS
Have lons siu given up the uss fhaehu cssets and
jsnipeY In the treasnsst those deessse "a enly
nse them for the want Of q hssssr remedy.
CONSTITUTION wATER
Has proved itself equal 10 the task that has
upon Il.
Irriia.e and dreneh the ksaess and by son.ssns Us.
soon led to chrenfedeEeEeya. Ion aud connr mel ds.
ease. sss,z sssst
We present The Constitution Water to she rahl,e
elsks ~ ds,sses tor which Il has been fopna y ~.
nehIy sutctssfut for curing and We trust tbxt ~
vil % Is.ardsd for our efforts placing - vauaals
and physeiaa.
RKADi READi RBADtii
DAxvILLE, Pa, jane ID, Iesa.-Dr. NJ. n. Or.
Desr SIR tin February, 1851, was aniicted tx
,sa soas =. bs:,:
3ue = est9p ss stea - ten o. twelve ttes anfsae
he nlges and 10 nye months Ioss .bst any posods
~ - -. Dann4t6e month Of July. i06f i prp-
cnred Two bottles Of Constitution water and 81, twp
~ stes using tespsrseneed relief sad amer tax
ias ny asss' good health. Yours truiy,
l. ~ Y. 1. DE- Witt
s = 3
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\ r So - ~ - ~ r ss5:=.ssi:::. !.
ID ruyd1 haT 5a5T fs. kssmxl. y
:: - ~ o. g 4zi
4 mn n,a4k 80 ~ a. sls|ATE N. n
e = : ts'as1 ss5s no 80
n t24al xGEslTIQyas uGieA en- v.s7 III.
: - q - u ~ ~ f. z
Z ssUm - Roon I1urulsssssyS
80 90 l'.E:ss..s..-.,ss 4 n. q 7
Him. HYnP Iake ssnn1 liz tnsnpSna.
-, -, -,
!, vAs,-v - - - : = =
1 AstaA lnlRI1nde %. 81 Harflotd. Conn.
/ UADA aI0413GGA3 n9ss @A
Hdtfak f1516s6r .Ist
ID ssaaeSsns Ss E0w Iosks
SAD1 - - ~ uOy0O3 a4&E 49,
Security Fire Insurance Go. Of New York
s.saa - 81 49, !. !. ays7
-. cAsn IT.. ~. ~ II; 81 !. AolA.
.1sss CO. q - - & ~
H4yseS ktss2 ~ III 1eS We. ~ NeW l0xks
Nor'n Amer,csn Ere lns. 90, Of n: II
- Z
NOfth Ames1c4n flfe 1ne. Cos, 81 Hartford
oAss Asis' s.sis.oo. a,.'s
Conn. AotuaI Lifo iss 90. q Hartford.
nv,s.,.. 49,. ~. $50. $3.50, ag A.
ssss q 800. .as - III. ~ 5000 z e. Is
holders, which have averaged 50 per cent perlsrnrS
note can be given for pelnNvhrH - ssS,.e-
70 - nQrs that furnjshiaa Irsrnsce - nbl. ~
N ~ ca eonpaaas Ns.As5s;iss Raits6}s i1sssa d
ery esnllal rrerrfrvs ria s ~ ~ ~ -
4fofnn1ien otfns--d - ~. t. o'Ae1 ~
, fefi3 ar g . Tsxs vvrj q
{. q ----s - ASsslss
TAnQ aATP n. q = - :, 1
X = = ALI a tWO-StOty 0TG4 0W011.
% with SIX rooms and ksli GOOD cellar and eistern
" well iepced located Fxehanse hetweeh llth apd
ISth sfleets. fS1ce &f4A- Knqaffe 81 = T@Fs
apS gsse@s 4s4g-Ys ~r ~ d. TEA-BYCN
Il
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E,OR sALE.-so acres q land. 4d.cr,

under nee, vita DO fruit tre~s xitA other isaprssc
neuts This land II near the Plank road leading 10 ST.
rranessiilr abcus mics fsofa fiik ctr Tfils rocd
knguire Of u TEy-EYrK
mrhz Real Etzfe Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-16

EOR SALE-Ten Acres Of Choice
4 IAnd. tsken out n tfsr W. G. Graham rsrh .,,ou,
two 1rIes frysn Snsesd stres< Keoknk Tito ee.ps-
fr,ce sson Enqnire o. Imch2sl H. B. TEN-EYcK-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-16

Has been psonounesq y che Mediesl yseasy .sd u.
psesle p . The newosasr p, reYsdy ~ the PR
xlDNHfS ssd BLA Dbni ssss IL svsr yea ~ "a,
An et.e Ml1kxAk WAfkR. IL = fren expo-
Hence that CONSTITUTION WATkR kas ensnetsd.
ana - NO ~ ~ - ran dsaBe vneo slnaas busaae
hee been known - dtfeasss which Ne eeSt Aca
talsat IN thls eeantSy ms failed TO reviews.
Ase@Ay panoo1DAnG - Siseass e ConeAAeat3on -
- cannot b eiaased sAdes sseh psepae sions -
IL = sSw s;sd ~ - 800 ss!iae Paassttners 10
down popalar remedies hills the better skilled
ne - every meaes 10 accomplish ears esd The sue
cess OF the physici ueSeesee Is his kscwletre o.
di1ersIt remedies eseAiss him to eur- whiie
osnsss fai ~ ns asssops win Tie
Give Dcln6Hshs water assIs sstls1-vt De.n ,os
Who sss mn der some spssistfs from yeae 70 year
reeorn9 70 tsrai fresfnSz ali local sppli.
olsons Jor diseases. vih - mach chance Of enc
= there waald b. from local TO ths thso
fbr diseases Of The brain.
We AasS a1uayp eneaeeeps 20 Ne ienGuR - s~r
efceiar that could not shock the
1sa0d. e0s ve teoetvs - - ~ opmnuatsaNses Ge0
eessens NJ vhieh osaslikstios Wsses y adaps<c Ara
u vhsse disease no mention has been nade thai we
have cone to fhe concfuton that he emedy Is CAP
able Of predecin9A cure nau e. what the disssse
oah be. u soosid - nsds hness H. DsAieins h
taons.
We would say. Conslfstion waser b nct Ike :
eded Pill, made . sst The eye sd aaa - ca~dk
cine 10 every sense Of - erD pioesd f. tie hand
the psupte for 4Aeex essf asd saken sesnrase -
the directions IL viii In cry case produce ysaoai
We would ny that tbs direesIcne i ressrd :,
ds ste relate eDiy 10 The disrase uuasr which Asy
occur.
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-
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.ssz-l.-1 9lNs6 Ia sza5s7f37ssn bEs Rs9sa-,
1 TIT ~ VIZ q n 4
\ .n..1ssrF Ssftsvasg aa3 hsron nsfraeH
y ri 6~sse~ ~RAR II
y = .s'sf' u
{oreaf IeS - s 10 -. Co. al sal
Ne.a,s-rt-s. -. 1a 49, ~ A.
vsss $500
| M w YORK STORE =
-48sa.sl fo s.+ti.E.ass3') 4sffsags
Wess-OornsY - The Essss meu.e
I 'ei ~ eTf{4v n.....M 20 81 - IN
,...s, = -. so-A4'
We tsg = tsfosa oar snssou,ssv = "a
N 80 Aa5sE - t6&Sk a1vsndoSssffSs a5Aa
ssAfssss 5000 $50 Is !. 80 ,ssssssl s:
.. - = sessit Saspsae1uAA WS sr asa
Jgs1eed1 b e6nSfnce t1em " ~ SIT
stss sa AAeeFg to- Nc afss fsaa e1e.ssats4tI
NE w YORK TORE
fs'ist7lh ~ s@ff1af7s 9Rs--9T
s - 'osss'sasssss.sA. es7slaa i
ChAaro.+ c4o ~ ssr
-
Oar shAsty yssrG sxSefsssss 4 ~ IN gas
800 Sss'aess y san'vaIentf nth m
ssiAe ~ ~ PeI utht VIM fufGDo3oI
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stone In the Biaaders Calculus. era.
vel, Brick Dust Deposit, &C., SC,

Diseases arising firm fxsi.v secret ionln ths one
case being TOO little, And accompanied " sesere cain
and the ether too psofuse secretion-skicA VII Be-
speedily cured By the
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k'OHF SALE-90 feet BY 40, near The
eofnsf - Main and f2th s&se~sA n offered lar $50
ntst god or no sale. Enquire o. II r. TEy-1YcK
1rnM nsAl K.l1ss AsSuf.
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EOR SALSA Acres Chez -,

Within tvs niles of Winchassx ssd s<sen milss al
of the De- Manas Valley r. J. the san.tait Vas Bs-
reo cruhty Iowa fzn b of te bssx fAsA ~ la
acres improved rs timber nns
large frame harm b by 50 feet and known a. the John
Lay farm Price SLs cash. TtIs geod on po sale For
ftsenar information faquirs os William g. Ready on
tiae i.r. - 70 H. D. TEk-Ey0K.
hich1 Real Estste Agt, Ksoknk.
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Ssrre bniilfne os - by l{o fe@t) being me nortA
ssdre building in Mecanirs' block ifw~e ssb I'M, an
sfresfs keoknk Frsee VI rss title soA- Enquire o6
IL u TEy-EYGK
meas Real Estate Agent.
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EORSALn-rh The Cottage Brick D.eIL

X OIk . n III NC OUEEdEr pTICK UWeII~
Ing House Morgan street. between sth and 9Th
streets. rontAinins bifse rooms Enqairerf ~
Ii. II. TEN-EYCK
uehS Real Estate Aren't
The weekly union record., 1864-04-23

\ pious old lady, on hearing that the saliva
ton of the country depended upon the success
of the latter day Democracy, exclaimed:
o Lord, on what a slender thread,
Hangs everlasting things.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-23
A NovIL METHOD OF RAISING MONEY FOR

A NOVEL METHOD OF RAISING MONEY Fol
THE SANITARY FUSD.-A novel bet was mad
at the election at Austin y. t., on WedBesda,
last, between R. C. Gridley, of the firm 0
Gridley, Hobart and Jacobs, and DR.. Herrick
County Assessor, the former agreeing 10 pacl
a sack of -four from bis store down to Clifton
10 case the Democratic ticket was defeated
Having lost the bet, Gridley twho was formerl!
resident of Butte county started at the ap
pointed hour, beaded By the Austin Brass BsnG
aud the American flag. After performing hi;
part Of the contract, the sack of -four was do
Dated to the Sanitary Fund, and, under the
superintendence Of f. J. Davis, Chairman oi
the Lander county Sanitary Fund Committee
it was put up at auction, Thos. B. Wade acting
as auctioneer. NJ. J. Noyes, County Surveyor,
was the first buyer. at $3.50; R. c. Gridley was
the second buyer, at 1905. 1t was put up again
and sold and resold al day, finally realizing the
sum Of 81 400. The greatest enthusiasm pre-.
vailed and cheers were given each time It was
knocked down to the successful bidder The
sale of the sack of -four was TO be continued
next day, a certain baker Offering Sl00 as the
last bid. after which the -four will be forwarded
to the Sanitary Fair to be held in the Missis-
sippi Valley. Buell. donated eight lots in
Watertown and a block in Upper Austin to
the fund.
RELIGIOUS Nor1cE.-The Third Quarterly meeting
of the Oroville and Forbestown Circuit NJ. E.
Church, will be held in the brick church, Orovillc
on Saturday and Sunday, sd and oath instant.
Preaching by Rev. D. Deal, P. E, this evening at
IL o'clock. Sunday at II A. NJ. The Sacrament
OF the Lords supper will be administered after the
morning service. The public are cordially invited
TO attend the service.
ORG ASlzED.-The Chandon Gold and Silver Nj
ming Company was organized on the 10Th instant.
at Marysville. Trustees, Jacob Smith, Wm. Chan
dom Victor Chandon, Adolph Chandon, and Lewis
Chandon President Jacob Smith: Treasurer, Peter
Decker; Secretary, c. +. Lathrop.
Fox BoisE-Some four or five Orovllians will
leave this place. next Monday noon, for " Boise"
Among the number is our typographical friend
Wm. Armstrong. Long may he live to prosper
in health. wealth and happiness. Success to all.
INsPIRArIoNAL LEcrrRE.-The celebrated Miss
Emma Hardinge will lecture at the Brick Church,
in this place, on Monday evening. April 18Th on
the subject of Ancient and Modern Spirituahsm.
BAEGA1ys.-An Administrator sale Of large
lot of beef and stock cattle, hogs, h'y and grain
will commence, at Chico, on Monday next, and
continue from day t. day till sold. Look out for
bargains
FoR THE EAST. -Capl. MA Mclaughlin bid Us
adieu on yesterday. He Is on his road to Wash
ington where he hopes to get into active service of
his country. Success t. YOU. Mac.
MAY BAI.L.-Messrs j. V. Moore & Bro,
will give ball at their Hotel in Moore,own,
on Tuesday evening. May 81. y general
invitation is extended.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-23
IMPORTANT 10 MLxLya CoNpAxLEs.-Truste

IMPORTANT TO MLHING MPANIEs.-Trustees
of mining companies should pay particular
attention to section of the new law, which
prohibits the levying of new assessments while
those already levied remain unpaid. They
must exhaust all their powers. by advertising
and sale of delinquent stock, before levying
additional assessments 10 legal form.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-23

THg RETURNING FLooD.-The Red Blafi
iudependen, iearns from parties just Ie'aTned
ifom the Northern mines Ihai 'befe Vii oe IN
immeI s. food OF returning emigrauts the pres
ent Summer and fall. Thousands who bare
gone to Nez Perees Salmon River, Idaho, aud
other northern mining localities. expecting 10
reap immediate fortunes, have found the coun-
try jus, like any other, only a more severe
climate to coutsud against, and only fair wages