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RroE1Rrs OF rRE DIS Nouns r. r.
The receipts for the week ending
April 18th on the K b h. d. n. = n.
r.. r. at this station were a. follows:
For freight forwasde1, -. e8O9, -
L" reosived - e1,387,9
passengers 96S4, i8
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1 How is it that the Democrats gen.
eraily are both afraid and ashamed 10 On.
dorss publicly the sentimsss OF their moat
idolizsd leaders. There is NO man that
has such hold on their affections ssd
their admiration - Vallaadighan. and
yet there Z not ose ia ten OF then that
will admit it or publicly defend Ais posi-
ton, or even the position Of Long and
Harris. Asd yet The leaders I'll spoao.
giss for these men. dsfsAd them a far a
they dare, and vote With and for them.
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THE CITY.

BLANK DEzDs, in aay quantity, can be
had n the Goss City office.
~ Two large bargss Of lumber passed
down the river yssterday--the fpt Of
the season.
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VOL. IN.

- We lsarn tAat the captured SOL
diers Of the 18th Iowa. takes prisoasrs last
fall, hsve been exchanged and are now IN
New Orleans.
The news comes 10 private letter from
Henry Schroeder, . printer from this
c1ice, who was one Of the prisoners, and
writes from New Orlsans.
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- The Iowa Statesnan is trying its
powers at growing over imaginary demo-
cratic victories At tho town elsctioas in In
diana and Illinois. Bat the fellow only
sees one glorious result in All thess vic.
tories and Ill the prodiss q fntsrs dem.
ocratio victories. and thai u, e. usiver.
sal establishment Of humaa bondage
throughout our land. aud tho univsissl
scorn Of abolitionista.
That good time for tr,itoors ito and
slhvsocssfs will b l iossr dine oc1dse
and viii ssvss great the .lsaxi.w ere, 3
the ex.menbsr Of Gen. jim L.se's. a4e1
this sids oI biz lying iathst's AK Is
mipions down below. Tsssssa+sF
49, /" 4 The prospeet briehtening'' i-whss,
vhopper ~ssss ss.iea y Csc II ) y
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CowHIDED.-Last evening An occur
renee came of on our streets which crsa-
ted considerable excitement, and for !
while threatened to terminate in some
thing serious to one Of the parties engag-
cd. The circumstances are - follow !:
A scoundrel BY the name Of Williams, =
day or two ago, took undns liberties With
q little girl some twelve years of ago,
whose father is dead. A knowledge Of
these facts coming to the ears Of = frisad
Of the child's father, he took it upon him
self to chastise the offender a he deserv-
sd, or in other words, to ''givs the desa
his due" So yesterday afternoon he
went to his place Of bssiaeas and charged
the rascal With the offence, which be de-
MED. vhsr,upon he Knocked him down; /;
thea soaeluding that there was bettsr
way Of msteing out such punishment ~
the ofeuse Described, he armed hinssM
With . cowhids sal bekbus1 him over
the head and shoulder, soundiy, and FOL.
loviag hin ost into the street vhsas =
large crowd soon collected, who, after
bearing the particulars, we're almost ssan-
imoosiy Ia favor OF stripging him mp 70 .
lamp post. During the excitement the
fellow escaped, and thus saved himself
from coat Of tar and feathers, and : free
ride on rail Al least. Such . villain
should feel the falI penalty of lbs NV and
not be allowed to escape the punishment
which he SO richly deserves.
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Prsssytsry 90 Particle.

PPesbytoRy - Fairfield.
\ Ottumwa. April l8, 1864.
J. B. HowsLL, Esq.-Dear Sir: The
Prsabgtesy q Fsir6sld, dafiDg ID regular
session on Saturday, the ls.h inst, asap-
i.ously adopted the following paper on
the stats of The eosatry. You will oblige
me by giving il . place in your columns
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Cs~.@- - - - @RSh.SSss
This i a important feature Of the bus
iness Of Keokuk, thongh We now have
bat one hoaae dat i snslgsd IN ths
vAesssals srsds % ssy sEssnt A ~
yean ago ve eould boast Of two. or thrse !;
bat, owing 70 shs good health q the soan.
try. and the hrgs. anspss. sf capital rs-
qsissa - kesp mp ; stoek masisns 70
meet the requirements Of the dealers,
some Of the firms closed up their busi
ness. and nov Messrs. Wiikmson. Bartlstt
4 Co., (succsssors 70 Andrsw J. wilkin-
son, have almost tbs entire coatrol u the
trade throughout the valley. Hr. WI
hlnsos suRzgsd m the busisss soms eishs
or zine yesusso. ssd has ssrefalb man.
iged it through tho" ups and down. q
tn 6aaasial troubles which have passed
oysf 81 sOunsEy, not esittine. ~ eoarse,
tEe ASnsshes'' in Keokuk; and BE has
thersfese idsati6sd Aipaelf Nth the eom.
3sk$ - - Fl -
msrciaI inlsrests of Tie city. DOT oaiy for
iis iibet6,ity = leuinsaa. but ~ evssy
other occasion whsrs necessity o. pub.
lie enterprise required it. His business
having. Nl1dl3 hSrse1af easing sAe pa.f
two seasons, and opportunity offering, he
a1Iosiated Win lin Mr.. 0so. r. BA,eIetf
(foraslE pf Bertlstt, Kaye 4 Co.. whole.
s<is dfdethat iSssAis eily, asd N. j
Esd. -Kisdaiseh. Who has loag hseu en-.
gassa ~ tAis sstaAl Alishnens, and ahor.
oughly usa1rsis.ds ~ hssinlss. Prom
the :. experiences 10 the drug business which
shess nes Al polslss.s. y : ssa frsely 70.
comnsnd them to dealers - coupeten,
NJ thsrstock - fslly sds4aaes for Il;
wholesale trade Of the valley.
ss&ias ss@s .az-sSs So . 4ia..s. -.
0eunA Doetrins ssv our r,nes,
Durisg the ~ With Grsst Bris,ir
Gsversss hiddlston. of south Carolina
h'hjshedssesAto tie II eislsssss - u
StaAssSpd<epes sherp4hss "the q q
cred obli1assoa . furnish every ~ i,
thsir power % naks the No. sG1sssn
|gaiast IL. sssnJ !. And - proelv6
RS 'ttsdf his i6potssut MA " fenrlisIl
hlkt1 On Day = it Ne Is ~ SnS ) !
IsIs. He Ays: ..... ! -. !.
s'Dach wonld b our obvIpae 3ntxs n,
~ fsSA oSe - - iete ~. .1ilIs,
tsf shs-sss. r = eal1 ~ : sielsr:;
prosecution Of IT, that Il en- - lid<1
;;. e = asRs ~ Z =:
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! t''o u -kss.lsnk - - : EssCc III your coiumns
Yours, for the Government.
A.. CoMProS, Clerk
.-PAPRa D--ox STATE on IAB COUNTRY. 4
Where's. This is > gloomy time, Of
great political excitement, and civil var
in our beloved land and
Whereas, Il is of the frst importance
That the North should be united, and
every man and every body of men should
be ready and willing 70 lend all their in
fuence 70 crush ous the rebellion nov
raging in our natios, and to soIemnly I. s.
tily sRIs.t tie easse q this robsllion T;
therefore:
Rsso,vsa, Thss ~ = : Prssby.sry
stAnd plsagsd il ~ hvfal vays. publicly
esd psivaasly, to give our whole iaAsesoe
toward sastaisisg sAs 0ovsrnmest = ~hich
God bas given %. .ssd in subdsing the
ssesllju1s Aes Who law wiokediy md
caaselessiy ssssiisd II. ~e
Resolved, That We hereby enter our
uaitsd and solsmn testimony against tho
system Of American slaIsry. which i the
feeadasiea Of tho rebellion, believing, a.
We do, that its entire femcyal will b for
the property Of .she whols South, the
good Of The colofed nce. together With
de white population, the harmony Of the
entire gogefnassss, ard tho glory ef God
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~ The Concert last evening drew )
crowded house, many indeed we're unable
70 get in. and we're constr.ined to turn
back. 7
Ths singing Of The Ksosasqua Troupe
exceeded the highest hops of tAsir
friends, aad vas recsivsd with the moot
heartfelt gra,i6cation BY the entire audi
enoe. Their songs ware mainly pstsiosis
and spirited, With sslkeisnt sunhsr q
tho ssntimsntal and The hanofosa to give
ample and pleasing variety. and TO indi-
cate the admirable taste exercised in, the
selection, as we'll Is 70 furnish full scope
to their powers Of sxscation.- 8
Without pretesding U any critical dis.
examination in nasisal matters, We know
what We like and have quick eye to dis.
cern what pleases the people, and in the
present instance ct least, the peorls and
ourself were in perfect sympathy in on
common, hearty appreciation Of the sing.
ing Of the Keosauqua Girls.
Mrs. Marston contributed very much
to the interest Of the occasion BY contras,
of style. and charmed the audience with
her srtistic skill and the swestass soI
power of her voice.
Il has been = long time sincs the Athe.
neum has Witnessed % complete : sue
cess - was realized in the entire enter.
tainment ct last evening.
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~ GeDsal Hsach arrived at bi,
home at Nuscatine on Saturday last, and
was met At the depot snd heartily vel
coined BY large coneourse Of eiti.ess
The JoarnA says his wound is still /
source Of trooblo aosAio. -
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NEW FIRM.-By . notice in smother
column it will be seen that Mr.. Urich has
bought out the interest Of Mr. Smith, ol
the late firm Of Smith 4 Drake. and That
the produce and commission business
will hereafter be carried on BY the firm
Of Urich q Drake, at their old stand ou
Main atrest, and At the store under the
Atheneum building. Merchants and
others will make note Of this. Their ID.
vertisepent appears in another column.
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N0TECE or COPARTNERSHIP-
IN 1hnvs IT, ~ ssnteesa = q i.tsuunt 1. ~ -
1n 0eA = 1ss1zes ~ J. nj EsA1s6E -
qy1e 11.Ao 81 - W11KmaoMs h6RfEWR AOA
os.s2 I aHc = ~ .sss.s. s MI ~ 3IuSos' = -
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~ kssksx, lssss I'D - 1soA a
sssIstdasHs.aJG Gaw vsa 8 ksfsst1 9vgsal
ii41is ssginAas will rsndsgvous = KS,a-. xvsA.,
1rh I'd, ard IN acceraanee with oedp ffuo 1atcr e.
eas.Dan w1A1kunese ~ 4nfm xe1hpae1saa0 Ehi1sIin
1aoknk - Tsgiaent vM oecspy - Darscn = Csnp
capany eommnndsr Win - tAat tA@ir cospsniss 4,
aeRsnbfs ps0mtxy 81 ths day s1attd m euan
omcsrs U1A - MIR dyigni IN epknx rehae1 - -
D$tnsntal Cemmander, sf No. t2 Main street.
4 ~ Ga94 ka WMWsnn1G8AR,. hsi
Ee.2s = kus, AdjI 81 sss, Col oponanlisG
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4..pv. .al1vn VI DutIer.

The papers note he fact of fifteen hundred
frkius Of butter from the eas. being N trunsi-
ia for California
For several years and since the increase Of
horned stock upon cur coast. the eastern sup
plies-upon which in early days We entirely
Felied-have gradually diminished, as unable
to compete in price and quality with domestic
production. Such being the case the approach
ing invoice Of fifteen hundred frkins at time
when it was generally Supposed home resources
had established Us independent, is worthy of
serious reflection. Are We really ret-ogress-
ing 10 40 important branch Of Industry, and il
so, what causes are contributing?
The last three or four years, from which
seems to date the decline, have unquestionably
been severe on stock. MyriadS have died Of
starvation The rapid multiplication, which
has absorbed all the available pasiurage; the
destruction of indigenous grasses. kept so con
stantly cropped as to have no chance to seed
and renew themselves; inclemency of season
such causes have contributed 10 the general
reduction Of stock, from the standard of co
and 81. But even admitting the decrease TO
have been two thirds, it offers no satisfactory
explanation why the products Of our dairies
should be effected so extremely as the present
importation would Indicate. The foot bills
and valley bottoms still TEEN with herds. In
fact there is ample 10 supply & population ten
times greater than ours. and leave a surplus
for expectation. The true explanation seems
to he that We have moderated the dairy bust
ness and neglected to avail ourselves of the
physical advantages offered by the structure of
California, to make it a source OF profit.
Let US take our own county as an illustra-
tion, and sustain the position with few facts
Our county embraces within It's limits from
the level plains and foothills, through TO the
mountain attitudes, almost every variety of
climate and vegetation. In July when the
berbage is parched, and exhausted in the val
leys, days journey will bring US 10 succuent
mountain vegetation upon which cattle will
fatten until December, or, until the grasses re
new in the valleys. The dairyman has thus
eight months at leas', OF nonleFmittiug feed.
In this time he can with thirty good cows
make 5000 lbs. of Butter, aud 500 lbs Of
Cheese. The figures are drawn from actual
experience In the summer months fresh But.
ter commands the highest price-say 40 cts.
per pound in the quantity. Three fourths Of
the entire amount is made during this time.
The predecessor of Mr.. Perkins paid out as
much as $500 for several seasons, for the
product of this dairy of 80 cows, alone, and
then it only embraced portion of the total
yield. Such facts carry their own comment.
We shall be glad to see that We have assumed
our share in intercepting this drain upon the
country by cultivating what has ample scope
to be made leading domestic staple.
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bridges and doing other damage. We hold
Baldwin and the country about Milton. Fir
ing on Charleston and Fort Sumter was con-
timed
A nine months armiztice has been agreed
upon at Vienna.
WASHINGTON August l0ih--Gen- Sherman.
in transmitting Logan's official report to Gen.
Halleck says, although the number of dead reb-
els seems excessive, be Is disposed to give full
credit to the repor. that. although cur lOss
was only tbirty-6ve hundred aud twenty one
killed, wounded and missing, the enemy's dead
on the field alone amounted to thirty two hun
dred and twenty. The total lumber Of pris
oners in our hands. wounded, Is ole thousand.
The following official report has jast been
furnished for publication
HEADQUARTERs DEPARTUT Army or The
EssEE-BEFoKE ATLANTA. July 24th.
l have the honor to report the following gen
eral summary of the operations Of this army
on July 22d Total loss in killed. wounded
and missing. 8. .52l and 10 pieces Of artillery.
We have buried and delivered to the enemy,
under flag OF truce sent by them, in front of
the Seventeenth Corps. 1000 Of their killed.
lc DliAUCE VI AI4GC4 IL Aitlt 1i tIc Gul VI
Division, same corps. including those on ground
not now occupied by our troops, will swell the
number Of their dead on that from, to two
thousand The number of dead buried in
front Of the Fifteenth Corps up 10 this hour is
three hundred and sixty, and the commanding
officer reports at least as many more uuburied.
The number buried in front of the Twenty
second Corps was four hundred and twenty
two. We have over one thousand of their
wounded on hand, larger number of wounded
being carried off By them during the night af-
ter the engagement. We captured eighteen
stand Of colors and have them now. We also
captured FIVE thousand stand of arms. An at
tack was made on our line seven times and
each time repulsed. Hoods and Hardees
corps and Wheeler's cavalry engaged US. We
have sent to the rear one thousand prisoners,
including thirty three commissioned officers Of
high rank We still occupy the field The
troops are in fine spirits. The estimated loss
Of the enemy is ten thousand
w. I. SHERMAN.
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Letter from Idaho.

Nj SheyAa, former resident of Bi6wells Bar
has written letter to friend in this county, from
Pioneer City, Idaho Territory. dated July 5th. We
make such extracts from il As NAV interes, cur
readers: Il arrived here on the Isl day Of April
Ii cost me two hundred dollars 10 get here after
iett orovihe- sappo>e some men might come for
little less. an working for wages get six
dollars day, bot there are plenty of men who can
not ges employment. Provisions have been high
here 81 spring bat they are reaso1alls now Flour
Is SIS and Sugar 20 cents per poaad, Butter, 81
CoTfee, 50 cents, Potatoes, > cents. and none il
the market, Whiskey, two bits nip, and lightning
81 that Il has stretched several men since have
been here. Everything else is in proportion. The
water : giving cut here. except IN the main creeks
Il viii throw hundreds, I may say Thousands. out
OF employment in this basin. As for man getting
claim here, it Is oat Of the question without pay
ing more than it i worth There are some claims
here that viii psy one ounce, and twenty dollars
d,y. but on an average. they VIII not pay over =
The gold Is fine, aud poor quality. II Is worth here
IN trade, sic per ounce, although i, assays only
about SIS. There Is no specie here. everything Is
paid in dast- That they pay their hands with.
'ie : oeneFa4ty ABOUT = IN sand 4 The oauce -
you see man can't make very much at s. per day.
We have had no summer here vet, we have thunder
showers every day. This is not healthy place.
There are great many people sick here, and some
die very suddenly. Men are leaving here every day
for the kootonia mines, new discovery in British
Columbia The extent Of the diggings here. is
about by Is miles, and spotted. There are five
towns OF considerable size in this vicinity. Placer
vile, Centreville, Pioneer City, Idaho and Boise
cities. There are some men here who have made
money very fast, but the majority have made moth.
ing more than living. l would not advise any one
TO come here.
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For Supervisor First District.
Notice.
COUNTY TREASURER OFFICE.
OrOville Aug. IL. 1864.


Orovlle Aug. u, lS64.i
nY VIRTUE OF AN ACT PASSED BY THE
HS Legislature, providing for the redemption ol
certain Indebtedness outstanding gainst the Coun-
ty Of Butte prior to passage OF said Act. order
having been made by the Board of Supervisors in
conformity with said Act. hereby give notice that
sealed proposals directed 70 me viii be received for
the surrender Of County Warrants, issued prior to
the lst day OF May 4. D.. lS64 and the same will be
received at my Office up to the l>t day Of Septem
ber 4. D.. ls64. The amount Of money set apart in
the Redemption Fund is three Thousand six hun.
dred dollars (S3,600) No bids or sealed proposals
for more than par value Will be accepted-nor any
bid unless accompanied by the Warrants to be sur
rendered. The bids being equal, preference shall
be given 70 the smallest amount. Bids and amounts
Of warrants being equal taking in consideration the
principal and interest each shall be accepted pro
rata. All warrants not accepted Will be returned
on demand to their respective owners.
Il. B. HUNT,
County Treasurer Butte County.
7. S.-Bids remaining in the Office not accepted
under the last call. viii not he considered as bids
under the above call. Parties can obtain the same
by calling al ny Office. H. B. HUNT,
nal County Treasurer Butte County.
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In accordance with law and an order Of the Board
Of Trustees, made / g second day of August
1864. so many shares Of each parcel OF said stocks
may be necessary will be sold AZ the Office Of the
company in Chico. California cor First and Broad
way streets on 22d day OF AUGUST, 1861. at the
hour Of two o'clock, P NJ, to pay said delinquent
assessments thereon, together with costs Of adver
tisins and expenses Of the sale.
RI ALLEN. Secretary.
Office Chico, Battle County. Cal. August ,, q
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Superior Copper Mining Co.

ETNI0N MINING DISTRICT. .PLUMAs Coun-
X y, CSliiorniS. NOTICE. There are dein-
qUeni upon the following described stock. on
account oi assessments levied on the eleventh 6av
Of May 1854 and made PAYABLE on The 6rst ,isy
oi July, 1864. the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. As follows:
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PoIlov. = The Appeal asks -" Way The
Copperhead papers don't publish Wellsr's
speech. as they all publish z MontgouerYs"
1t is a little fuuny-not at al singular. though.
Unlike the school boy who said "Habi; is q
bad Habit" they think Policy is good policy.
The Express, particularly. adhere> to this idea,
4 position ~on the fence" is very good until
the fence is swept away-whe0 that occurs,
look out,
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1t Is suggested by the Committee. that the Union
Voters of each precinct meet in their respective
precincts on the 20th day of August. loJi, and
elect delegates to the above County Convention.
1t is also recommended that members Of the Union
party, and all others who sustain the policy Of the
present Administration in its efforts 10 suppress the
rebellion and indOrse the platform OF the Union
National Convention held at Baltimore. June ls64
be invited to attend the Primary Meetings and par
ticipate in the choice of delegates. 1t Is also de
sired by the Committee, that proxies should b,
held tas near as practieable) by parties actually
residents of the precincts they claim 10 represent
ROBERT RICHEY, Chairman.
GEO. c. PERKINS,, Secretary.
Oroyille, July 2sth, lSG4.
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FINE HoRsE.-The celebrated war horse.
Gen. Grant, came into town yesterday evening.
This horse is a thorough bred Whipstoek and
Morgan and is the property Of Mr.. f. c. Led
gard, of Butte county, and was purchased for
service 10 the Butte Mountain Rangers. His
value is said to be nine hundred dollars, and is
the kiud Of a horse TO carry man safely thro'
6ght.--iPPeal.
The owDer is ready and willing to serve bis
country, to fight the cuemys of his Government
foreign CT domestic. We say. give him q
chance.
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SUx Set Cox Of Ohio, one OF the ablest Of
the Copperhead leaders. complains Of the re.
turu of Vallandigban to Ohio, and charges old
Abe with having planned it, to injure the
Copperhead party. Shouldn't wonder.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Word to the Aged.-In the decline Of life

A Word to the Aged.-In the decline of life
the loss of vita. force consequent upon physical
decyT, can only be supplied by some viyifying
preparation which recruits the strength and spirits
without entailing the exhaustion which j. always 5
the final effect Of ordinary stimulants. We tender
70 the aged
DR- HosTETTER's SToNEcH BITTERs
As an :nvigorant and restorative, immediate in its
beneficial sction and permanent in is effect. II
tones the stomach improves the appetite, acts Ike
a charm upon the spirits. Far dyspepsia opPres-
sion after eating, bilious cholic, wind eholc.
spasms Of the stomach, sick or nervous headache.
chills and fever, tremens prostrVtOn. and all the
complaints special to the feeber sex, the Bitters
are earnestly recommended by thousands who have
witnessed their superior efficacy in such cases.
Sold by all druggists and dealers everywhere.
HOSTETTER, SMITH Il DEAN.
Agents for Pacific Coast, san Francisco.
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SoME good citizens of Nevada Territory
have signed a petition asking the Supreme and
District Court Judges to resign ibeiT positions
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale.
For Sale.

rINHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
Il oae-'hird Of the Degtown Brewery. For fur
theE Information, apply to
4wil J4COS STTRNFR.
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Notice.

DROUGHT To MY STABLE on TIE 18th
Id inst Il black horse, about Ii hands high,
branded on the right hip with a spur brand ani
or 10 years old. The said horse viii be sold at
public auction. on Monday, the 18th day Of Aug
in front Of my Stable, to pay charges unless called
tor. NED B0WDEN.
[. :. Livery Stable, Oroyille.
Orovilie Aug % lS54