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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-29

THB SPRING CAHPAIsN.-Th Yankees sro
making Prodigious efforts for the spring cam.
Raign. Tie Baltimore Ams7icam, referring "a
President Davis address to the army, says:
These are big words, the ike of which ge
used to hear early in the rebellion, when tho
rebel army WAS 70 march 10 New York and die.
tate terms Of peace. Part Of i ia merely bun
ccm5s, but there Is undoubtedly an intention on
tie part Of the rebel leaders to make their final
aud desperate struggle in the coming spring,
and it behoovss US to be promptly and fully
prepared 20 meet Il
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otheGs Tejsies and say that shonld the war last
toE ssFenty TeaTs, they will hold On I foTR3t
to ssy that Gapt. Wolgorsoa, lost about thirty
negroes. DR.. Prizes and Rsese lost bus IittIs.--
Harris and GIN. Dolby nothing, except the tau
yard, IN which Harris was interested. Laugh
in lost bis cotton and dstoTehoRses, togsther with
two horses, wagon, &c
We have q msstiBg tomorrow 20 do some
thing FOR those Wha haYe iost thsir ell lis
ereditable 70 the general that he had somo Two
thoEsand bushsls Of corn hauled of from tho
waTehc1se 20 Bn opsu field for the poor, before
be burned the houses IN waich It was stored.
No private corn Of consequence was taken or
destroyed, bat ths fodder suffered. have fys
I hands lefs f0F the field, which, perhaps. viii
mako corn snd potatoes enough to live on. The
4 loss Of nay horsss aud fence is hard on me at
this season. Lnow ssy, keep cut Of the way Of
the Yankeas-ihsy arc s cruel foe-isn times
worse than I bad any idea. Could I only re-
/ lais individual insults you would be shocked.
I Col WaEd wnS taken out Of bis housa in the
/ night and the rope provided to hang him, and
they would have done 50, il is thought, had be
| not given up bis money, which he had buried
Also, Capt WolVsrt0H's houss would have bssn
/ burned bad be not given up his watch. Ons
white lady, lew miles eff, It is said, vas
stripped naked and whipped, others eHrssd, and
every vulgar abuse thai could be thought o
/ yTickedly heEped upon them, AID those the mosi
respectable IN She town
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4 FLANK MOVEMENT Richmond En-
amiHsr of the 28.h says: Important sdviees
have been rsesived from Tennessee. L is re-
ported, on undoubted authority, that OsteIhaus
had bridgad the Tennessee river, and probably
secured its passage, about twenty-five miles be-
l]w Chattanooga. Il is supposed that this
movement Of the enemy is to threaten john
ston's Aank or to strike directly for Rome, the
position Of which makes It al important out
post Of Atlanta" The Rome Courier of the
9th mentions no movement Of the kEd, nor
has any such intelligence reached US from the
front. The silenes enforced By the commanding
general may, however, account for it. Such a
movement has kcen locked for, and from the
msnner in which the EzaniHer introduces the
paragraph we presume the news was officially
communicated to Richmond. If It be true, We
may look for important movements to take place
az an eaTly day.
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Card.

A NEW MISSISsIPPI DEPOT AID OFFICE GF
Array INTELLIGENCE.
Juat established al Atlanta Ca depot and once On
The plan Of the one SIN kspi up Riohaond Va AI
packages goods, clothing, sic for hLishzsippans IN
he army Of Tsnzszses ean Be sent 70 ny esrs usrks
Mississippi Depot. Atlantis, ard viii Do hsI8 Tor or
s-Hveysd TO- the persons for whom hey as Intended
fhe ofassrs and prYztss Of Mississippi and Is far a.
practicable. those Of Milsour Ten1ea-ss Texas ana
ATkanaas, vii ans plass Of safe deposit fos ssi.
extra baggage free of charge We beg our friends IN
tie army % fnrnish this oee with al naEass Of killed.
Houndsd and Missing, and any Information that vii
saabe uS 20 render ourselves useful 10 our zol5fsr
Money aud valuable letters 1haud be- sent BY oxprsts
or By reliable person, II prlctica5ls.
@. K EARsHALL,
General Agent for tie State Of MisalszIppL
o. 2. HICKLE Assittsnt.
P. s.-Ths Depot Is near the corner of WhltsEslE
and EiiehsL sirests. aisa Of 'laIsSiEsiPpl Dspot"
fs24 IWs
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Northumberland Polk:
AljoT-Gen Forrest reports at nine, P. 81 yes
tsTdaY evening, ITO milas south OF P0niotoe
We hgVe had severe fighting all dAy with tbs
enemy. TIE engagement closed about dark
We bsve killed about forty Of the enemy and
captured about one hundred. Our loss is aoi
known, but it is not 50 heavy ss that of tbs en-.
smy
Tbs prisoners captured report that two Of thsir
eoi0nsls and 0ns lisHtsRsnt-eolonsl were killed
this evening.
Colonel Forrest was EiIlad this evening. Col
onei BarAsdals wss badly wounded in the breast
{ C0iopei McC0lloCl Tas wounded in ths head
We have captured four OF Gvo pieces of artil-
leEY.
General Gholaou cane up this evening, and
v Il follow after thsm, and driys them as Tar as
possible
The light comnsnGed near Okol0na late this
evening. and wRs obstinate, as the enemy were
forced 90 make repeated stands to hold Us in
cheek, ard TO save their pack mules, oto from
q stampede.
T1o 6ghf closed with grand cavalry ahsEgs
Of tha eusmy's whole force. We rspul8ed them
with heavy loss, and completely routed them
S D LEE.
LEoaIDAs PORK, Lieutsnsut- G2neraI.
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soUTEERN ExPREss-

OTFIcE S0gTHERN EXFREss COMPANY, 2
Atlanta Ga, ebruary - 1854. 3
AH UGH complaint being usds o. The delays by tbis
N Company in forwarding merchandise, i aa In
structed 20 advertise thst tbs rules Of the Copsny
qIiFs shat Government Packages sail AXE precsdsncs
over AL others and nsEt In orr, packages forwarded
By rieuos ssE00istions 10 officers soldiers n he
field or hospitals- The observance Of this rule to
gether with uited Achilles for trausportation nses-
ssEiiy celay IN he forwarding Of packazss lor
merchants and others. J. II. BORN Jr.s Agent
OFFICE sOCTHERE EXPRESS COMPANY 2
Augusta, Ga, Fo5ruHry q. 1854. 3
LEGAL notice u hereby given % all concerned that
per Who shp packages containing sprz wines or
oorIals without informing agent Of ha fact viii
not BE- entitled to will thsy receive the benefit or
valuation
Spirits, VFnssOr cOTsls VIII not be forwarded BY th7
Company except under s psCizl Contract
JAMES SHUTTER
superintendent and Acting Presi5srsE
J. II. BORIS, Asenf. Atlanta Gs fshI2-Iu
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THE FICT0RF IS FL0RIDA.-Tae particu-
lsrs Of the battle in Florida, which We give TO-
day, shoW that the vietory achieved By the
sforces undsT Gen FihEegsR Was decisive eHs
Ths result. too, is importsBt, IS 1t saved the
State, or the greater portion Of IL, from being
overrun, and the capital frsm falling into he
hands Of the invadsrs TIE Northern journals
had entertained great expectations sf this ezps-
dison, fer they supposed the State dsfsnseless
3ae obstacle presented By our brave Esops viii
dissppaint them soCsly.
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Entered according 70 act Of Congress in the year 1853
BY ,. s. THRhsHEk IN the Olerka ofHea Of fha Dis
riet gozrt Of ths Coniedssats Btses for he aorth-
sra DlsLriet d Georgls.
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Z N O. r A V IN CT
EHsGS. #. TUTTLE,
rps psr~uvsr- sv,,ag FDassa..,,.

EslgrGUeT and Designer,
II As located in the city Of Atlantis Ga Tor ths
4 Il purpose Of carrying on The above businsEs
Garts for 1us 5ouass, sszl8 for Coun.v 1fdcsE
Bans. Cheeks, Wedding ana AddreE FIsfas hrnd-
Eomsly engraved ssHeiry ana niFerNars ueniiF
nzrks8 and Oruameuied With dispais1 Also. n
wood fer books and HsvgaEspers otc.
Orders left a. LaUshsd OF Weeds Jeszelrv Htsra.
viii receive prompt aitsntion 0rdsEs irga d1ranea
solicited. FsTT IN
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GBIERsOB The Mobile TTi5nns recalls to
mind the fact that this officer was originally q
horse dealer who used to travel through the
South, jaekeyiHg gentlemen into the purchsBe
OF some Of the animals he drove along. This,
of course gave him coed knowledge of roads
snd by-roads throughout the region he travelled.
In bargain, be was Of necessity sharp; bat
outside Of this, nobody heard of him, and,
as re believe, nobody VIII hereafter hear to his
credit He made a splendid run shroEgh from
Carinth 10 Baton Rouge when his retTelt ts the
former plaes was cut of aud be was threatened
with pursuit Oh a route on which tBore was
nothing to meet him in front But there has
been nothing whstever in bis career TO war
rant that sztravagsSt notion that Fumor men
gers seem not unwilling to receive about him,
8 hat be is a clever cavalry officer. For theEe
reasons, so far from having tie least doubt
about Lee and Forests eutnansuvering him
and bringing him to grief, az the telegraph re-
ports to as that they have, we should be rather
if they have not Grierson is, in
our opinion, only magnifsd small potato
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GsHsral W Y Bstss. J 7 Mathews. n z Briit ] Il
1reseyant- X d King HEmnstt, Lieut. Msaton 7
1aiiaierrsr OEs box aachi " Echols, Ek1; Jordan
/ spivey, pkg " Rsddsk. ska; Peter EeEia bag.
I good, ak.
fas above freight Is stored at owners risk and sx.
psnse, and Is liable to be sold Tor charges not called
/ tof Y. pUEETEG, o. II. CLERK
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For SALE,

E77OUR OF Hys thousand la Of STAFTIHG and
II PUEEIES in good ordsr-a Circular Saw Ia ans
condition Tor ard fraetursd a'ss, q pair of
hne Aiii Stones with spindle sud apr urtsua1ees-s
o. which may Be seen at ny ii, nins miles west o.
Lzfaystts, Alabama
fe4 sm il nARITEGTOw
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AlkOA ssfgezHs Frausdia, e thH car shed in AZ.
x lEnfa, on ne IaoEninE Of the 2Iss inst. q KJAF.
saOA sud BOX c9ntsiH1Es letters and othsr articles
Tor the company among thsu new grzy oost and
letter from ny vile, for myzelf
fty dolilra VII be paid for the coat and Letter and
ne questions asked J. ". MOORE.
q Ltsutsnant ConpauF 3.
foS1 90 45ih Ala5s-ua Rsrfusnt.
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For Sale.

ONE PINE seven octave PIAEO-shs largest size
- round coTnsrE-NFu. KRa5s & Co. -skars, 8altI.
more, Nd Prics only four th0uazad dollars.
fe2f Il Etsnts Ffos.l
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CHAELEsr0Es February 2s.--Tgyo hundred and aily
shells were ared At the city Saturday and Sunday.
We have nothing s,ss new.
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PEEsACoLA,-A dispatch from Pollard on the
25fh, to the Mobile TfibEHs, says Pensacola
Ha destroyed By Are on the Dist. More than
ems bundled houses were barued.
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~ Three sres occurred in the 1ss Ward Of
ChsElestOa on Friday last and the Gre depart
msnt was kept on tho alert. The MsreE, Of
Saturday ssys They are entirely owing 10 The
extreme asglige1ea Of the owners or late oceg-
pants oi The bail lirgs and their utter disregard
aad non-osseTvsnee Of tie urgent appeal Of tie
mayor ans he eaisf Of tho Ere department. to
remove "a loose papers, eolloa samples snd
9saez lDLlamnablo matter from uuoeeupisd
Pzemlses' Hsidla die Isage ofthe anony's egss
KEoxNhLE.--N's have seen letter frem
Eswmukst, East Tennessee, which s,a,a, -,
Yankees IN Knoxville bad been heavily rein.
torcsl Eswmark,. is on the railroad. twsBty
miles east Of Knozyille.
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" General JEFF. Thompson writes that he
has been removed, with number of other
oficers, frOn Johnsen's island to Point Look
ont
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-29

LIss 81 UHsIa5nasd RresEhf EseesIvsz a. rhs
sssiaera EszgEess CSsasPasy, Rsbrunry ~,
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OUTRAGEoUs.-This morning, the butchers
Of this city pat up the price Of beef to three
dollars POuRd. When viii thsiF svaricious
dispositions be satisfied How can the people
stand to be thus ground downf There is ne
necessity CT reason for the advance, and some
steps should be tsksR TO lover the figures. L
esn be done, asd should be at once,
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GEEEKM BRAGs-The Richmond Enquirer,
aotieing the appointment Of Gen. Bragg, styles
him eOEsuliing Gnd advising genera" and
sdds; &c The duties Of the eommander-in chief,
Who, under the Constitution, can be no other
thEn the Prdsideui, are most sFdaous, and re-
quire muGb aid ami assistance, as vel So abil-
iEy and experience. An srToneous Impression
obtains airto the nature Of this appointment Of
Gen. Bragg He is not and cannot be Gem
msnder-iErehieE Tae Constitution Of the Con-
fsdsrate States mlkes the President the com.
nander-irtchief C3aa. Bragg is detailed for
dusy il Redmond 'Sadsr' the President. He
does not rank GlR. Lee, nor Gen. Johnston. he
cannot command or direct lbsm, except by
command Of tho President. His appointment
has been made with the knowledge and approval
sf Gsns. Cooper, Lee, Jobaston, and Beaurs-
gard, al his superi)Ts in rank
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H The Rome Courier ssys that on satur-
day night lsst there was very little Government
property left in chat place, Gen. Johnston hav-
Jag caused it al TO be removed.
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~ Judge ? W. Gray, of Pexas, late mem
Der Of Congress from that stste, has been ap.
pointed agent Of the Treasury Department.
VOL Of sba Mlasiasinni river
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g0EF FEDERaTE M0EEE WANTED

VHy Z will sell ct market vrlBs
w 1000 sacks best Va. salt,
and viii recsiye ln payment1 Until 2cth March Uou-
fsdera.s Treasury Hstss inciu5inf The one hundred
dollar notes The money ah0uld be seat BY express
OF In some other safe wayaud the Salt will BE- shipped
a. per instructions Is soon poszb stored sub
lee. 10 oGaer. bhAGO, PALAER s. CO..
Ies4 ~ Atlanta Ga.
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-NEJ "a E.fe N~eAfNf-e'A As'tfo
r Major John Tyler, Of Con Prices staff.
who has just arrived from the tTAna-Mississippi
department was in Selma on Saturday last, en-
EoHts FOX Rich mond.
y List Saturday morning there was no
meat in the Selma market whereat the Missis-
sigViaH groWls terribly. We presume our
friends lsndlady was short Of supplies.
TRATFoRs.-Browalow's Waig states that
two huudsed snd eighty ciiizsna Of Knoxvilla
and vicinity subscribed to Lincoln's oath be.
sweaa the 10th Of JEBbary and the 6sh Of Feb
ruary. The following names are givoaf
N NJ Armstrong 3 Autt, Henry A1tt. @
n Braanef, James Bell, A A BsFnes, ] II Cow
an, j d Cowan, J Il Croeksa, r Craiehead A
CrosiaY, NsTgsut Corley. J Dsaduck, D
Dssdrick, H Holmes, " c Hazen, " Ken
nsdy, Dsnie Lyons, CHARLES MeClung, j r
Michel, Alexsnder Mebiea, j a Mobev. G
M MeGhee, G " Psk, Powell, Hsmst Park,
J n Rayl, W T R8y, 81 snshaw, G 81 Rags.
dals, Frank Scott, w B Smith, f w Ysnu1en.
l<iss Mary White, II White.
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GeneFaI araag Csranandsr-in-Uhief.

General HrsaE Csmlnander-In-Uh7ef.
WAR DEPT, ADJT AND IEsF'R-GEr's OFFTcE. ,
RicHMoED, February q, 1864
General Orders 10. .:
General BgaE.ou Bragg is assigned 10 duty at
ibe sast OF Government, and, under direction Of
the President, is charged vita the conduct Of
military operations ia the armies of the Confsd-
egaeY.
By order Of the Secretary Of War
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TELE GRAPHIC.

Reports OF the Press A-sooiation.
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PERH.APs So -IJndes the head Of " Caught
at Last, the Philadelphia Egairsr, Of the Is.h,
hss & telegram frOEB San Francisco, dated the
l7tb, which agsers very positively that The
Confederste steamer Alabama was blockaded in
Annoy, Chinese port, with the YsDkse steamers
Wyoming and Jamestown at hand, ready to
gobble her up" il shs attempts to leave
This was Oa he ID Of January. The dispatch
says "Ssmmes' career is At sn end, that be
has been caught mapping al last, and trusts, If
the ship is moi in 8, sinking condition, abs viii
be brougla ITO an American port, whether the
Cslestials viii il or not. 0n the 9th CT January,
acecrdias to European reports, the Alabama
vas 6fty miles sou.h Of RsRgoon, on the African
coast, Bs ching he rice ports. Her position
Ess also threatening to American vessels at
Calcutta.
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A Cavalry Battle En aIIssIssIppI.
From the Richmond Exs1ainsr.J
Tbs following WIS received yesterday at The
War Department.;
DEAoPoLIs, February q, 1864
To Gen. s. Cooper:
The following dispatch Just reeeived
aEABQUARTERs sTARKTIILE, Mrss., Z
rahrnHrr y IgEa
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RAGS WANWRml

TlLIAN CGTTOH Rags viii and q ready sale Il
~ this Office at the market price. Apply es she
iA27 APPEAL COUNTING ROOM
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E We thank Major &cswine for lac
copy Of ths Chicago Timfs
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- -C h1e1 - etAtAg
IA ELL recommended. cen Ee5 eC2pl5ynant At the
~ Atlanta Hotel By app4yiag imsseaiztsly.
D. q. HEEOERSOE,
reZa u prnrrisiar kffaufu Hofei
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Fort jfOWELL.--On Thursday last the sno-
my fred some feur hundred snd seventy shots
sad shell at the fotl, doing il 10 damage, some
Hinging up hitle sand and throwing up some
beautiful jets Of water. After one of the shots
fre1 BY Fort Powell, two launches were ob
served 10 have he9n Immediately lowered, aad
the cTea we're apparently engaged n plugging.
Inmedia.ely alter, the gunboas hauled of. Ga
Friday the bonn haydmsnt was discontinued.
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LANDS FNR SALE.

VALUABLE LANDS and TOWN PROPERTY
for sale in Cumlaing Forsyth county, Georgia. A
good house, with thirteen rOOs suitable f0r vi sss
ian, good gsrson and ts5ss ed, and one han
dFod AID thirtg.hTe scrsg o. oak aR- hitkcrT iard
one Dile from teWn, with hfiY seres cleared and
msstiy frash.
ALDO forty five acrez Of land twenty Of which are
cleared with yard, good h0uss and oubuildi1g1.
VIII sa sll together, separate, 70 suit purchasers
Confederate monsT receiVed at par
Roforenoel-Gsneraf Ira r. Foster Atlanta MAJOR
William Bacon.
JOIN CAIN, JR.,
JuuRing,
rfaQS 81 E0rEvth County. Ga.
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1OO0 ACRES or LAND on Pearl river, Lssks
lJAU ooanty, Mississippi. Apply %
MARCUS A. BELL
~. 81 p "a L--..la
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ROOhE-KeeDeP.

A 10. BOOK Ka1PAR, vel ssoommspsas "a
"A wanted as he Aslsnta BotsI.
,-o,. J @. HENDERSON,
les - FFpprfetnr.
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Particulars Of sEae Bald on Enterprise.
The Mobile Register publishes the f5lloHiug
private letter from q merchant of Hlat city,
writing at Enterprise to his psrsasr, giving an
aeesunt Of the atrocities committed by the enc
my during his occupancy of Enterprise;
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TzlOR sale By PP PeAsB.
n fez9 s. Old stand Of Psass & Davis
The weekly union record., 1864-01-30
G 0SGo0D Secretary.
antique.
COnStabIe'S Sale.

Eel ' NlRTU = OF AN ORDER OF SALE ISSU-
> EN ori ot the Co9-; "f John Dick a Justice of
3 he Peace III an, for OqhiI Township. County OF
Suite, and State 90. California dated the 18th dsy Of
January. \ u. l>fi. 10 me directed and delivered.
commanding lnc io Sc, .he undivided fourth
palt cv nttye~; !. ec.3aiu mining claim situated
on the hui' a; taeoi -v-sc yard. Dclr the town Of
oiovilie. >aiG township. county aud State. and
known 3~ Ire C,rat..-s- ~ ta> lIair x claim. sand
mining cliim mort- -ed ny Amos Welty IL u. W.
Wonilas ~ t7e2,t.-' -a... eI \. u. i>65, As
>ccif,' wiu - ,'.-s-' 50 ,.. ,---.~l =. te dated
Qsss''.'N ior The pay.oe:' u = ccrtln : D.
~. 81. \. y. l>si
Nov therefore. IN pursuance ol Jaw and The conf
mand> 81 sad cr3c- Va -, z e.. puac auction the
above described claim tn tae hiShes, bidder for
.A,h on saturday the 6lh day of February. A. u.
lNt+ he'H cen the hours Of 4 and O'Clock +. n 10
satisfy Judgment rendered in saii court on the
llth day oI January y. u. ISt& against said Amos
"etiy and IN favor of said y. W Wording for ,he
'um Of Sl4 25-lo0 debt and sls 50 cos, Of s,i ana
% 'A'isiy aeeIunS cost and interest. Sale 10 take
place at The above described mining claim
J. '. PARKS
Constable Ophir Tovn.hip
The weekly union record., 1864-01-30
Constable Ophir Tovn~hip
Notice.

SIATE0F CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF Rn,ts
- Probate r"Eft. Oroyie January I4th lS6t.
In the matter cf The estate of Ioha;Si~e deceased.
" herta' George No, u and 2 Biri>au eyecnters
1.-THE aSt viii ana testament of John Si-e dccr,.
td' having On the ith day OF Jauuary A D 1854.
hied petition IN the Clerks office Of said conrt
praying that an orier 10 sell certain real estate
hereinafter described. he granted to them in said
estate. " ''''
sand real estate is described as fellows. t,-rit:
'Lh certain piece or lars. ot Land situated ON
uuttc creek. Bate cn4ufy t..ii rnia bounded ON
me Safh by Butte roeN. ,u The west ~, land be-
'"is s1g to ,he Wa;'t'~ ,~fate on the north by the
i'"ta.I'~ or vacant Alui ana ON the east hr The
iAad1 of Samuel taoic- containing eighty acres
~ and rrrc o- t-~ together with all and singular
NE her'5iiamoa'- aHA a.puFtcnauces thereunto
AlrcratmlnE 'r belonging. The people of the State
oi l.:"ri To a.l whom il rll5 concern. Greeting:
Notice l> hereby given tnlt bearing. of said pc
utlon WIZ he had III iAc January ie. IA of said court
~ VIII: On Monday the Nh BAY ot February. A ID
lNaI Al ten O'Clock. NJ before said court. At the
Cort House. ~ Nv'liila ar as ~uou thereafter as
the sane can he beard l:y eIlcr OF the Probate
j J.d<e.
Witness my laua and the seat Of said Pro
bate court affixed This tbs 18th Slv Of January. A
ho - - 1861. j. N.GLklSON, Clerk,
by L. Hobart. Dcpy. 81
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Washington G.. M. Co.

"a Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN AC-
y cordance with the laws OF the State of Cali
formal and tie y-laYS of the Washington Cop2r.
Mining Company and all orders duly made by the
DoarIof iltetec~o of Slj Company on the 9TH day
OF November, \. d. eG3, there will be sold at pul-
lie Auction, in front of the Court House door At
Oroville On Monday. the 18th day of January A.
d. 1854. at The hour OF II NJ. OF that dav to the
highest bidder for cash many shares n the car
ital Stock OF said Company, standing in the name
Of Peter Freer. Will be necessary for the pay
ment OF the assessments duly levied thereon by tie
Board of Trustees. together with the expenses of
advertising and sale, to wit
Peter FTeer. siX shares. Nos. Is. 10. 20. 81
-, 23-ASsessment No, l. due July 9Th Saf 90
.. due Aug lIth.. y 90
sale subject to third assessment, due November
L"iu, INo'- -......S36 90
Also. for the ith Assessment of Si2.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
JOSEPH f. n LEWIS, PRECEDENT
Nov. 49, l>63. niitd
The weekly union record., 1864-01-30
Probate Notice.

TIVE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALFoR
Il nia-to all whom it may concern.
All persons having Claims against the state Of
!. NJ. >uadon Deceased late of Butte County Cal
lioruia. maSi present them, properly avouched, to
the undersigned, at his residence. in Tehams Co
California OF At the law office OF Charles F Lon
E>4-, 0roviile- within ten (I0) months from date
hereof. or they viii be forever barred.
BY order OF Hon. ". ShaAori. Probate Judge,
Butte CenBty. California.
J. T. MOORE. Administrators.
c. FLO T. Attorney for Estate.
pruville. aausrv = 1854. 5w