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ACd in accordance with law, and an order Of tie
Board of Trustees made on the Sth day uf Noycni-
Der, lS64, - many shares of each parcel OF said
stock may be necessary will be sold At public
auction, al the Office OF the Company al La Porte.
Sierra c0Gnty. state of California. on saturday.
December "a, lNi4. at the hour II O'Clock r N. Of
said day. TO pay said dcilqlen: assessments there
together with costs ut advertising and expenses
OF sale. FRED. HOWARD. Sec'v.
Office in Brew~tcrS BuiiCing, Ia Porte. Sierra
County. California.
BY an order OF the Board Of Trustees ma le oa
the 18th day af NoveaIhsg. A. r. l>;4. the above
sale OF delinquent stock in the Butte Gold * I>iycr
Mining Company. Is postponed until the lutl iay
Of December, A. d. .tS6l.
FRED HOWARD. Secretary.
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Administrators $ Sale
Of RcnI Exfnle.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PUR-
- suance Of the order OF the Probate Court OF
the County Of Butte State Of California made on
the 2l>t day Of November, lsG4 in the matter of
the Estate Of Ira D. Bird, deceased the undersign-
ed Administrator Of said Estate will sell at public
auction 10 the highest bidder for aSh and subject
10 confirmation by said Probate Court on Satur-
day. the 3lst day OF December. ls64 At y o'clock
noon. At the door of the Court House in the town
OF Oroviile. Butte County. all the right title and
interest that the said Estate of the said nte>tate
had at the time Of his DEATH and all the right IL
tie and interest that the said Estate has by opera
ton Of law, or otherwise acquired other than or in
addition to that OF slid inte,tate at the time OF h>
death, in and 10 all OF the following described
pieces CT parcels OF land situate living and being
in said town of Orovil le. Bate County, to-wit
That certain piece parcel OF land known as part
OF lot eight, i'll block one, at the junction of Myers
and Bird Streets, fronting siXtysiX feet on Myers
Street. and running back that width along Bird
Street one hundred feet, according to the map on
record in the Recorders Office Of said County
Also that certain other piece or parcel of land
II SAID town County aud State, adjoining the above
premises to-wit: The north halt OF lot seven. in
block one, the same being thirylhree feet on Ny,
ers Street, running back west one hundred and
thirty-two feet. as designated on the same map in
the recorders Office aforesaid, both Of which
pieces OF land have frame buildings upon them
The land viii be sold in separate parcels. Terms
and conditions OF sale, cash. Deed at the expense
ot the purchaser. SAMUEL RUGH,
Administrator of the Estate of
Ira d. Bird deceased.
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administrators S Sac.

ENoTATE OS LYMAN BRISTOL, DECEASED
EL In accordance with an order Of the Probate
Court OF Butte County, made on the 10th day Of
September lN64 ! viii sell At the Court House
door at Oroyilie. the 9TH day Of December. 1854
10 the highest bidder. tile following Real Estate hc-
longing to the Estate OF Lyman Bristol deceased.
Block thirty-iour (5i) block thirtydve (3j.) block
thuy--ix Cl6.) block thirfy-seven (37) block ihir-
ty-eight t3s) block tlhrtynne (39) block forty
tive (i5) block ioTty-Six (46) block fortyseveu
90 block forty eight (4s.) block forty-niae (4e)
block dfty tj0) block ityoue Oh block fity-two
L52.I block hty-three ISL block ffty-tour [5i.l
block hiiy-dve Ij5.l block tiiiy-nine ISL block
sixty l60,l block sixty-one Isl laid down on the
map a. the tarT0ltnl Estate Of the town uf Oro-
vile. Also, claim - the Bald Rock Ranch. on
Berry Greek, Bidwall Township. County et Butte.
Also. place known a the snail Ranch. near
Bald Rock. Bidweli Township. County q Bsite,
containing about 100 acres. Also a Pitch Ranch.
near Nim>hew. Butte County. Al>1a Pitch Ranch
in Biwel Township. Also. a Ranch ia Mountain
Meadows, Plumas County, known a. Rice d Ben
ner Ranch. Also. Ranch on Butte Greek, Ham
ilt0n Township. County Of Butte, described as fol-
lows: Bounded on the West hy Butte Creek, on
the North by land ,owued by Seneca Ever, on the
East by land owned by Cook, on the South BY Rice
& Iiulefeld containing $50 acres more or less The
above land viii be sold sabiect to the approval Of
the PlSbste court Of Butte county; ten per ceat to
be paid down. and the remainder on the confirms
ton OF the sale and execution Of deed. ANY kIn1
Of legal currency Will Dc received ID payment
/. VAN ORDEN.
Administrator OF the estzte OF Lyman Bristol Z. =.
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Sheriff S Sale.

EpY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION
Z = issued ont Of the County Court in aud ior the
County of Euite and State OF California, 10 me di-
rected aud delivered. commanding ne to make the
sum Of nincty-threc and 7j-lO0 tSa3 - dollars.
with interest, At the rate OF ten per cent per
mum until pad; together with one hundred six
and 50 100 [Sl056el dollars and fifteen and 75-l0O
lSl5.l5l dsliGrs accruinC cost and Oh accruing
costs, wherein RILEY LANE j. Plaintiff and 7. ".
TURNER is Defendant. I have levied gpon and
will expose at Pubiic sale t. the highest bidder
for cash at the Cont House door in said County on
MONDAY THE 18th or NOVEMBER. \. D..
1861 at O'Clock p. NJ Of said day, all the right.
title and interest Of the above named Defendant.
in and 10 the following described property or Real
Estate described as follows: One hundred aud
sixty acres OF land situated in Chico Township,
County Of Butte and State ol California. asd
bounded on the East by Dibbles land; on the West
by Snttoa- land on the North by COINS Land. aud
Oh the South by platts Grant.
F. W. DAY.
sheriff Of Butte County.
By 3. F.J0NES. Under Sheriff.
Orpville. Oct. p. 1854. 4w-aJi
The above sale Is postponed to the fifth Day os
December. 1864. +. W. FAY.
Sheriff Of Butte County
By Z. T. JoNEs, Under Sheriff.
OT0vliie, Nov. 70, 1854.
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THIS CoppeTheads use the sam. arithmolical
process to cypher ont victories Of the balloi-b box
which they apply in making out Confederate
victories on the battle field. The couiederates
win the most battles, but the Ftderals hold
the most fields. The Copperbcads poll the
most votes, but the Uuionists hold the most
Offices Queer, isn't it?
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EXTENSIVE DTToH.-The great ditch of Los
Angeles county IS nearly completed. /, is
twelve miles il length. and briggs water from
the san Gabriel river into the town of VII.
miugton. General Banning is entitled to The
credit OF coOceiving and projecting this vast
work, which Is. IN every se1se Of the word.
big thing bu, all Of the labor has been done
5y the Government 70 supply with water the
United States Depot and Drum Barracks,
quite large village il the purlieus of the
town, belonging to Uncle Sam. The ditch
runs scnle nine miles aions the ground and the
water Is carried some three miles further in an
immense Hume. which runs o1 trestle work some
twelve feet in height The fall of the water is
about four feet to the mile. The wood work
contains 100000 feet Of lumber The ditch
IS furnished with food gates along lis entire
length, through which the adjoining lands can
De furnished with water; ard it is bound to
make all the land along lis line bloom aud
blossom Ike the rose.-H -'lmme'ou Los IN
seleS nountg) Journal.
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sez,=uzzz=zzzEEH

The Flag states that Hon. Sam Brannau is
"as4in on his feet. attending to business as
usual, and an object OF terror to oonsp spiraf ors
and traitors Bnlly for Sam.
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DRLrpED MORTALs.-l'he Constitutional
Democrats Of Allisous Ranch, Nevada county.
had political celebration OBJ the evening of
November 2Sd, in honor os the election of
The weekly union record., 1864-12-03

ADNIrrED.-The New York World admits
the existence of the Democratic oath bound
conspirator's society to overturn the Govern
ment. Proofs of its existence are SO positive
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Curing OFF SUPPLIEs.-The Board OF Di
rec;ors Of the State Insane Asylum have stop
ped portion Of the supplies appropriated by
the last Legislature. Whereupon W P Til
den Medical Superintendent, publishes card
in The Stocton Independent, IN which be says
il was done III order 10 get satisfaction Of the
Resident Physician for not restoring. as hey
desired, an employe to al Office which he has
abolished as an unnecessary expenditure.
GENERAL HookER has added an apLor;s.n to
literature. In bis late orders to saboTd;ua,es
of bis department, be announces that No one
viii consider the day as ended until the duties
ii brings have been discharged" II this order
we're universally obeyed, the Coniederates
would not only De beaten. but the world
regenera;ed
TIE Presiden. expresses a doubt whether
Tennessee is III that relation to the Government
which viii secare the acceptance Of lis vote for
President and Vice President, though that is d
question for ibe House Of Representatives and
not for him to determine.
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ELFcroRAL CoLLEGE.-The California Pres.
ide1tial Electors MesSrs. Samuel Brannan, j
G. McCaIlum, w. W. Craue, Charles Maclay
and Warner Oliver-wilI meet at Sacramento
on Wednesday, the 7ih day Of December, says
the Flag to prepare their votes for the Electo-
raj Coll,ge, and select one Of their humber 10
so 10 Washington with the important commits
SION. We believe it is generally agreed that
Mr.. Brannan will be the member selected to
deliver CaiiIoruia's endorsement Of honest
Abraham Lincola.
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WHILE in most of the counties Of The State.
says The Red Bluff Independent, the revenue
has fallen below tha; Of last year. iu Tebama
county it IS fully equal to any preceding year,
and the taxes have been paid 10 with prompt
ness exceeding anything heretofore known ;
S3s.4o6.S2 taxes Of the present year was paid
10 the collector.
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THE printing Of Sheriff 5 sales IN San Fran
cisco bas been awarded to the San Francisco
Flag. it having nnderbid the Press by one
cent ou The FIRST inseri5op.
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Ia AhM"h1 IN bAN"oK' u
Thursday Evening, December Sth. 1861. e.
to- 4 general invitation IS extended TO the pub
lie, both military and civic.
CONNTTEE or ARRANG EMENTs.
Ieut George + Soue.
Corporal Icihro Swain, Corp G Osgood
Private, L Dodge, Private Il f Floyd
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
Scrgt Samuel Frew.
Capt James 4 Watson, l.ieut " y Bliss
Corp Andrew Kitchen, SerstJ NJ Wilson
Private y c Day. Private A A Il binson
COMMITTEE OF RECErTI0N.
L T Floyd J N Frost
Sergt James Narnum JethIo Swain
FLOOR MANAGERS:
Jack Bean, Capt \ II Julien and Russ johnson.
Bal Ticket including Super, $500. Good music
will be in attendance.
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KILLED BY MATcHEs.-0n Friday. Noyem
Der 18th, a little son Of Fred Frazier, Of Pet
aluma. aged three years, while playing with
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Ed EMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE POST
Ia Office at Oroyile, Butte County, California
December 80, 1864. To obtain any Of these letters,
the applicant must call for advertised letters, =
give the date Of this list and pay one cent for ad-
vertlSing. II not called for within one month
they viii be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Bohannan Shepherd JaggardJ
Brown Caleb kunkle + ;
Bracer Mrs \ !. Heating Tin
Carleton Miss Jennie I.amson James
Carmack Nj : McDougalle Campbell, >
Clcaie Augustus Moore Eli>h
Clarke Mrs Sarah Jane Myers Ashford
Counett Mahlon Newhard W II Esq
Curran Eugen P0indeXter Jos
Eilis Thomas Patterson David
Fnos Louis Sanford James
Farrall John Spence Charles
Farnum Wiaifred Spidie Martin
Horton " Wallace James VI
Hopkins ISaiah Whitney John
HeCeulan Jacob Williams W
Heuing Mis- I. Z Wallace Mrs Maggie
Harrison c Il Northing Mrs Nathan
J. g. DOWNER, ?. VI.
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PLAIN HINr-GeneFal \. T. Hovey has
issued an order at Indianapolis Iudiana. saying
that the Sons Of Liberty" arc threatening to
aSSsssinate the witnesses who have exposed
their treason, and that be will bring TO speedy
and condign punishment very prominent
member in every vicinity where witness may
DC injured by them or the order
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TOYS TOYS!
FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS !

4 LARGE AND NEW ASSORTMENT OF
. all kinds, for sale cheap by tue case or dozen,
to suit the trade at the Basket. Willow Ware and
Toy Store OF THURNAUER & ZiNN,
Nos. S20 and 532 Battery St.
Between Comm ercial aud Clay Streets,
u5-:f San Francisco.
Written orders promptly attended 70.
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HARp 'TINES.-1be Gazette complains of the
scarcity Of money and The impecuniosity of the
people ID Nevada county, but is consoled with
the reflection that the late rains VIII soon
afford temporary relief
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BUTTE Gold and silver Mining
(NnlnnnI.

n 0CATiON Of NINE NEAR HoNCUT CITY.
Ia Butte County. State Of California Notice
There are Delinquent urea the following described
stock. On account of Assessment Ne. 8. levied on
The >th day ot October l>64. aud Assessment
No-2 levied upon The I'd day OF August \. D.
1854, the several amonut> sc; opposite the names
Of The resncetive >hareln.Ners a. inlInw.
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FoRr PILLow.-A correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Commercial saws it seems as if all
agencies, human and natural had combined 10
obliterate all traces of Fort Pillow-the lbeater
Of deeds so odous TO God aud man. By vari
ous parties it has been leveled down, until now
there remains not one shovellul of Garth upon
smother, and the incessant dashing and rushing
Of the great river below is fast washing away
even the foundation on which it stood
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Ne RCrTURE WITH BRAzlL-A Washington
dispatch says the danger Of diplomatic rup-
tuTe with Brazil has been prevented by The
prompt action Of Gen. Webb, Minister to Brazil
who has allaEed the feelings of the Brazilian
Government. and rendered amicabe adjustment
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The army sentiment was well expressed by
soldier in The Vermont election. \ copper.
head ticket was thrust at him as be limped up
10 the polls, He took it and looked at it mus
iugly. then threw it away with the remark (:
What a laundering fool l should be to 90
down 10 Virginia and fight rebels three years
With my musket, and then come here to stab
myself ID the back With piece Of paper ike
that :"
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\ CoSvERr.-The Grass Valley Union says:
"B. Nathan, merchant of this place, who
was badly afflicted with the coppers during the
late political contest, at a party given at his
residence, Thanksgiving day, proposed as ,
toast the health, success and prosperity of
Abraham Liucoln the President of the United
States. Nathan's conversion is but one Of q
thousand that will be made in this county
during the coming Summer, during which it
will be as difficult to find Copperhead as it
will 10 find blood in turnip."
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G A D
Military and Civic Ball

~ THE BANGOR GUARDS WILL GIVE d
~ Il G.aud Military and Civic Ball, at their q
K ARMORI IN BANGOR. n
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Union NartosrnI Con veatIosa.

The undsrsi gned, who BY original appointment, 81
subsequent designation 10 all vAcancies constitute
the Executive Committee created BY The National
Convention held ct Chicago on the 6lh Day Of May
1860, do hereby cell upon all eus Heed vsteYp vhe
desire the conditional maintenance Of the Union
the supremscy ofthe Constitution, and the compl
suppression OF the existing rebellion with the cause
thereof By vigorous war, and 81 apt and a Client
means to send de egates to Convention to asse 10.
BILE at Baitinsre, on Tuesday, the 1th day Of June
1854, at - clock noon for the purpose OF present
ing candidates for the once Of President aud vics
Pres dent Of the United States. Each State having
Reprss entativs In Congress viii be entitled to q
many delegates ~ shall Be squal 70 twice vhe
Der Of electors which such State ID entitled In the
Electsral College sGths United etatss. t3
EDWIN D. MORGAN, New Yerk, Che Srusu.
CHARLES J. GILMAN, Maine,
K BRAINARD. Vermont, ~ m
L. GOODRICH, Massachusetts,
THOMAS @. TURNER, Rhode island i'tD ss
GIDEON WELLS, Connections, as.4.. ss
DEFINING DUER, New jersey,
EDWARD McPHERSON. Psnnsyl yania,
N B. SMITHIRS, Delaware,
J.F. WAGNER, Mary land. tr stfs4a.
THOMAS sPOONER, Ohio.
IL. 8. LANE, Indiana, t4F 4 5E tifa7
SAMUEL O. CASEY, Kentucky. -
4. PECK, Illinois,
HERBERT n. HOX1E, Iowa, 4rs. = ,t
AUSTIN BLAIR, Michigan,
GAIL SEIZURE, Wisconsin. 9ii
w. d. WASHBURN, Minnesota.
CORNELIUS COLE, Caifornia, s -
VIM. A. PHILLIPS, Kansas, 81, s,
y. H. IRISH, Nebraska,
JOS GERHkRDT, District Of Columbia.
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New York, March THE steamer Ara.
60 has arrived from Hilton Head and
Charleston Bar on the 4th. She brings 90
officers, wounded in Florida, and 81 rebel
deserters. Coils. Rust, Monroe, Summons,
Meyer, Slidell and jackson are among the
passengers. Nothing new from Charleston.
The bombardment still continued with good
effect. The rebels replied at intervals but
rarely doing any injury.
The supply steamer Bermuda Is reported
to have captured rebel privateer in sight
Of Fort Pickens, after an exciting chase.
All was quiet at Jacksonville on the I'd.
Reinforcements were rapidly arriving and
Gen Seymour's position was sufficiently
formidable to repcl any attack. Our forces
are outside Of the town, some of them at q
distance Of 8 miles. The fortifications in
front Of Jacksonville are Of an extensive
character. Flags Of truce had communi.
Gated with the rebels for the purpose of err.
deavoring tn obtain our wounded who fell
into their hands. Tho request was refused
The main BODY Of the enemy il encanped
between Ten Mile Run and Baldwin, with
a co nsidernhle force at Ten mile Run. The
rebels admit tneir loss to he enormous;
some even setting it as high AS 1000
On the 9th q small skirmish occurred he.
twes, our cavalry and the rebels, near Camp
Finnegan. The rebels had five m woun.
ded. None Of our men were hurt G.n
Gilmore arrived at Jacksonville o, the 9th.
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DHcExcr. Some how the general opin
ion about The soldiers who are stationed in
various towns in the loyal States. is none
Of the best. We therefore take the more
pleasure in bearing testimony to the decen.
cy of behavior Of Capt. Mitchelrs command,
of Co G. 7th Iowa. The men, one and All
are orderly. quictly-disposed, and temper
ate. They keep themselves near qra rters
and pass their leisure time in such amuse.
ments As soldiers life affor s. We havn't
observed one of them under the influence
of tangle. ankle, since they have bern here;
and every Sunday witnesses the attendance
Of . ,qnad at each Of the churches. Much
praise is due the officers-and men for the
law and order which prevails among them
WARNED TO LEAvE.-We learn that
W. r. Spears, Israel LOOMS, and other pho
neers Of johnson county, have been ordered
to leave there, by some self-constituied
guardians Of loyalty, and definers oftreasor,
Capt. Mitchell. Of the 7th lows, has we
further learn, notified these gentleman Il
STAY at home and he will take care of those
who take upon themselves the censorship
Of the neighhorhood. Secesh proclivities
and snperabundant loyalty are Of the same
species. and productive Of the same outra.
ges, and should be summarilY suppressed
INcREAsE.-Th ough the efforts Of 1t
Schenck, of Co. G, 7th Iowa. the popula
ton Of Kearney has considerably increased
within few days. We can't say much fol
the responsibility Of the newcomers, but
Is they are not given to running around
loose at present, We express our gratifica
ton in The matter. The Lieut.. has brought
up from the lower counties some fifteen sus
pected horsethieves. Others have probably
been arrested, and troops are out after more,
Lieut.. S. it seems is unusually felicitous in
spotting this kind of characters, and will
do more good work in Kidding the country
of them. One o: the sca!lswags turned
States evidence, and duplicates some thirty
others. There seems to have been q well
organized band who wear. each. as badge
of his profession, mink's tail in his cap.
We clip the above from the Nsbrasko
City Nsos.
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DROBATE NOTICE.

james Wa, ner, Erssmss Severe Elizabeth Severe
Alanson Warner Joseph Warner, Mercules Warner
Peter Warner, William Warner, Lucy Warner, and
all others ed, hereby notified. thatthsr
10 now on hie In the ofhce Of the County Judge 81
said County, the petition Of Charity Warner, widow
ef Lorenzo srnsr, lsts Of said Ceunty, deceased
asking that her dswsT In certain lands. mentioned
Of the estate OF said deceased. And that the Grss
Monday in March s6<, st 10 o'clock A. has bssA
set for the hearing ofssid petition. -
: And unlevs you appear and defend against said
petition 81 my once In Ottumwa on said day the
ths CONT THOMAS B1GHAM.
: yan'y 70 1854 County Judgs.
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State News.


Hon, G. G. Cole has been appointed by
the Governor, Judge Of the Supreme Court
An appointment very ft to be made.
Evander Tower, Ellen Crooks and Mary
Murphy were drowned two miles below
Pennington, while crossing the river on the
ice, March LIST. The bodies were recovered
several hours after. fa
WINTER WHEAr.-We understand, and
are sorry to learn, from farmers in various
parts of the county that the winter wheat
was materially injured by the cold. dry,
windy weather few weeks since. There
was a larger extent of land sown in this
variety of grain than usual, and the pros
pect for big crop was excellent until the
period we speak of. We trust that the in
jury will prove not to be so great as many
anticipate -Gats City.
AMiss Jones, of Mallory township. Clay
ton county. recently committed suicide by
taking strychnine. Cause not stated.
FIRST ARRIVAL DowN.-The Jennie Whip
ole, Capt. Campbell, ar rived at her landing
last evening. She is bound for Fl. Madison
/ THE FIRST Boar UP.-The " Davenport, .
Capt. Beaufort. arrived here last evening
about Z o'clock -Ha,ok- Eye, sth.
An Irishman, residing in DEBORAH
was found suspended by the neck.
dead. on Wednesday of last week,
Cause not known. We CLEAN from the
DEBORAH Republic.
| The Albians W ant a Touring mill al
that place. The AlbiaU Union says "any
one who will undertake the enterprise
and build first class mill here car
make fortune"
The Iowa City Republican an
nounces the death of Mr.. G. H. Buck
one Of the original settlers of that city
John E. Lake, Assistant Surgeon Of
the 9th Iowa Infantry recently died al
Marion.
1 SUDDEN DEArH.-A Mr.. Smith, q
4 cooper. died very suddenly Friday
evening in East Burlington. The
deceased with son-in-law had beer
out duck-shooting on the Illinois side.
They returned to East Burlington at
ter dark and were waiting to cross
when Mr. Smith was taken with a
chill and died before the boat came
over from the $50 train.
! Warren county is out ofthe ''suds''
and eleven over. Her quota was lei.
| The Nj. e. Society contemplate
building new church at West Union
this year at cost Of $4,000. So says
the Record. 49,,
The Editor of the Fort Madison
j Plain Dealer, has been "reciprocating'
visit from the pleurisy. We ccngrat-
ulate him, and hope he'll have turn
of the rheumatics to work on the
former.
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SUPPORT HoxE MAsurAcruRB There IL 4
strong prejudice against articles Of Ameri.
can manufacture, and Justly, too. in many
cases, but not 20 with DeLand & Co.'S
Chemical Salsratus. This is the best arti-
Gle in existence for cooking purposes, yet
many fsna lies are using English soda, whep
this salerati1s IS much better, and by using
Il you are patron izing homo production.--
For sale everywhere.