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The weekly union record., 1864-05-21

gBY virtue o. a decreal order issued ont of the
3 District Court OF the Second Judicial District,
in ana i.r the county Of Butte and State OF Cior-
MA under the seal thereof in the case of J. l. Orr
IS. Il. NJ. Clemens. 10 me directed ard delivered.
commanding me to sell the mortgaged premises
hereinafter described, to satisfy the judgment men
toned in said order, to which reference being hgd.
more fully appears, | have levied upon, and Will
expose at public sale. to the highest bidder for cash.
at the Court House doori in said county and state on
1Io.t!a the 10th Day OF May, \. d. ls64,
at O'Clock F. NJ. OF said day all the right title and
interest nj the above named defendant in and TO the
following described property, to-wit That certain
real estate situate in the county of Butte and Stale
of California. ia Coucow township. at and IN Flea
Valley and known as the 't lea Valley Ranch,
consisting of three hundred and twenty acres of
land, more or less principally enclosed and under
improvement, together with all and singular the
teGement-. leTeiitameHj- and applrten1nce- there
unto belonging or in any wise appertaining.'
Dated Oloylie, April %, 1854.
F. W. DAY.
Sher~ of Butte County.
Bv B. F. .JoNFs Under-> her.f.
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Notice to Creditors.

yUHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALI FOR
I MIA to all whom it may concern, send greet
Ing;
All persons having claims against tie estate OF
B B. Brown, dec d late of Butte county, Caliior
MA are hereby notified 10 present the same, pro-
perlv avoucLed, 10 the under~i gned al the law
Office If Charles F. Lott. ESQ. on Bird street, IL
Orayllle within ten'Q0l months from this date or
they will be forever barred. By order OF Hon. "
;. Stafford, Butte county. California.
CAROLINE 3. BROWN,
Adn-il'x OF B. b. Brown, deed.
c. F. Lott, Atty ap % 81 ).
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ELECTROPATHIC INSTITUTE.
6i5 Washington Street. Below kerney.
SAN ANFRANCIGCo-

fheTe there j. REsULART EulcATED Physician, Eho
has mate The application o. ElaciTiciy - he cure Of
disease study fr ghe lazs ase y-zrs and he i row
pre- ard q issue AL CASES without the use
Al ex1uaifaea siN satisfy any uuEf llfced person of
the superiority Of this resn-eF M oIhe Vet dis
covered Although setting 1. 5pes Ike gle. -i il Is
upon 20 plainly reasonab d scientific ground, - 10
satisfy the most skeF;esl Al are invited call and
Try Ks efacaey. UFwAsD FfETsEs III 5UsASD CASES
have been = cce=sfur treated, since tn fE-ti-te
first essbl he'd. and the fss Of d sa-l,iati l.
yet 10 be recorded. The rules lid down b Directors
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Sherif's Sale.


By B. F. JoNEs. Under-> her.n.
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And IN pursuance ot law. ana ar order Of the
b93rd Of Iras-eeS of s2id company, - many a.
each parcel Of Sa;d shares Il sfoek : nav he
necessary 70 pay The delinquency due together
with the costs OF advertising AMI sale, VIII be sold
Al public auction. tuesday. the Sist day o. Nsy.
4 D.. lS6& al the hour Il two ociack p N Il sid
day at the Office II the sad company. a the said
town OF Bangor, unless lAe amoGuts - dae shall
have been paid.
BY order OF Bosrd OF Trustees.
JOHN SANDBoURN- sec, Saa6bolrn Il. Co
Bangor. Apri. .9th. is64.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO AL PER.
u SONS having claims against the Estate of
Casnar Renker. deceased, TO present them properly
vouched to the undersigned, at his store, on Mont
eomery =, OroTile. within eight months from this
date or they viii be forever barred. By order of
the Hon. Probate Judge. d. y. FRiESlEBEN,
AdisnistTator OF said estate.
CT. LcrT, Atty for Admr.
0roviIle, April "a. lsG4.
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MEDICAL.
TO THE AFFLICTED.

TLECTRICTTT. AS CURATIVE
H agent i admitted bx the scientd, world 10
the besi agent tet ciSeuye-ei- iur il reaches
every part Of the system and - passes through Ee
BODY lakes with Il ali dePo=s of foreign matter -
the tine impaTts that vitality requisite 10 The
rrfec-lT healthy sta.e Under these Considerations
Il i entirely unnecessary TO euulerate tie diseases
which " ID cure. disease WhaieTer escape
is al searching power f0r reaches every 5bfe OF Tie
human body.
.r.,.rtfs- - LII IN c.-r. - /. 3
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Bonnet Gold & Silver Mining Co.

at A MEETING OF THE BOARD or TRU>-
"A TEES OF the above named company held on
the 18th day of March 1854 an assessment OF If
teen Q5) cents per share was levied payable i'm
mediately in United States gold coin, to the See
retary.
b order of the Trustees.
THEADORE F. ROHTE. Secretary.
Ofice Montgomery st.
Oroville March 18th 1854. I'd
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Notice.

rEyHERE WILL BE A PUBLIC SCHOOL
meeting he'd at Thompson Flat, on the Ian
Of May At = O'Clock, in the evening, for the pur
pose Of locating, and enlarging Eureka School
district No. l. And to attend TO any business that
the public may think the interest Of the school
requires. J. BEN
III. GARDNER,
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II = -
found - page 80 Of the Statutes Of that yeSr.
lCoFT-l
IL any person shall silfaily make, CT give RI
der oath CT Affirmation false list Of his. CT her. OF
their taxable property. OF false li>s C taxable
property gadeg his. her. their c3atroi such per
son shall be deemed guilty OF perjury. and apon
convcfen thereof shall ae punished therefor a i
by law provided ioT the punishment O. perjury !,
and any property wilfnliy concealed. removed.
transferred, or misrepressntei, by the owner er
agent thereof, 70 ey33e TAXATION. shal uro1 dis
coYety, be assessed Al ten times The amount st t=N
for that year. watch would otherwise have aesa A.
SeSsei upon Il and nify per cent. Of the srnouni
ef such additional taN when collected shall be
paid 10 tie person or persons who shall faTni>h the
information which reveals the property - conceal
ed. transferred, removed or i>repre>eated ana
the remaining Any per ceat-, after 5eipctias ;ae
uSua per osntage faV collecu ~ shall be paid iats
the Treasury. for the benefit OF the Common
School FGud OF the State.
y. N.B.-The aboye viii be strictly enforced acco.-
ding TO law. J. y. GINENS.
4m-I> County Assessor Barte Coauty.
Fer protection ID the Assessor, Taxes oa per
Sonal property must he paid when assessed
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DR.. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters

VIII accomplish this desirable reliable revolution
in the system. regulating the secretions, giving
tone - the animal iHices which dissolve the food
strengthen every relaxed nerve muscle and fibre.
and brings the whole machinery Of vitality into
vigorous and healthfH play.
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Invigorate the System.

tious blood and nutritious blood a healthy frame.
Does the victim Of a dyspeptic stomach and 4 di--
ordered liver desire u know how the digestion
may he improved, the bile and other fluids OF the
BODY purified
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OROyILLE, May l4th, 1s64.
EEY VIRTUE OF AN ACT IN RELATION TO
ES the Board Of Supervisors OF the county OF
Butte. providing for the creation Of a Redemption
Fund to redeem certain Indebtedness, outstanding
against the county of Batte, prior % the passage
ot said act An order having been made By the
Board OF Supervisors in conformity Of said act,
hereby give notice that sealed proposals directed
u me- viii be received f1r the surrender OF county
Warrants issued prior l. the lst day OF May, lo64
and the same VIII be received at my Office up
TO and including the 2sth day Of Nay, 1854. The
amount Of maqey set apart II the Redemption Fund.
Is 81 800. No bids or sealed proposals for more
than par value VIII be accepted. nor any bid unless
accompanied by the warrants proposed 70 be sur
rendered. The bids being equal preference shall
be given u tie smallest amount Bids and amounts.
warrants being equal taken in consideration the
principal and interest, each shall lie accepted pro
rata. All warrants not accepted sill be returned
on demand 70 their respective owners
Z. B. HUNT.
County Treasurer.
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Notice !!

rE7HE UNDERSIGNED MOST RESPECTFULLY
4 offers hi services. for moderate considera-
ton. TO the public in general ana to the Germans
in particular in writing letters, traHsiating doeu
ments or as Interpreter in both the English and
German languages. fhe~e de~irous Of having any
thing done in that iae VIII plezae 70 call on the
undersigned il the Union Saloon, Montgomery St.
OToYille.
marl9l : STRAUSS
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Notice.

vEvHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Z HOLDERS in the Orovile Gas Light Com
panv will be held saturday the llth cay oi
June at , O'Clock P. NJ, at the Office Of the com
pany on Bird street. OrovlIe, tor the purpose Of
eecting Trustees tor the ensuing year. and tan>ac
ting other business. By order OF Trustees.
CHAS. T. LOTT Secretary.
Or0vil.e May 10Th, 1854. [l4my5t
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A bashful printer refused situation
in an Office where girls were employed,
Saying that he never ''set up" with 4
girl in his life.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. HOSTETTER'S
S TOMACH BITE RS.

FEyHE OPERATION OF THIS PALATABLE
s remedy upon the stomach. liver and excretory
organs Is regularly soothing and conservative. L
Z regulates recruits and pgriIes them Dyspepsia,
in ali is FORMS yields u is control and avig0Tat
i ing urouerties
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE CRED
"a ITOHS Of the Estate Of B. F. Gage de 'eased.
10 preseu; their claims and demands within ten
months from this date. 10 me at NY residence on
the Honcut NJ M-F.GAGE- Admll-fratrlX
Of the estate OF B. +. Gage deceased.
Oroville March Both 1854. 1t
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Strengthen the System

The best means q ImpaFtIng 7ig0r 70 the oxen
down frame and shattered consultation. which has
yet been invented discovered, OF pr5fered to the
feeble Of hoth seXes md al! ages IS
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E S T A 3 L ISHED l76O.
PETER LO3ILLARD.
Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer,

IG y Is CHAMBERS 81.
(Forme1ly -, Chatham street, NEW York;
woul5 call the attention Of Dealers TO tie articles
ol his maulllctlre, viz:
brown SNUFF.
Nacahov. pcmiCros.
Fine R3np5e. Pure Virginia
Coarse RaVpee. Natchi1ooheS.
American Gentleman, Copenhagen
YELLOW SNUFF.
Stotoh Honey Dew Scotch.
High Toast Scotch. Fresh Honey Dew Setoh.
Irish High Toast Fresh Scotch
or L2Ray Foot
rs Attention is called u The large reduction in
prices Of Fine Cat Chewing ana Smoking Tobaccos.
which viii be found ola superior Quality.
ToBAcCO
S,Io6ING. FINE CIT CHEWING. SMOKING.
Long, ?. A. l., or plain, 5. Jago.
MOL, Cavendish. or Sweet Spanish,
No.2. Sweet Scented 0rouoco. CANISTER.
Nos 4 , mixed, Tia foil Cavendish, Turkish
Granuated.
N.B.-A Circular viii be sent on application.
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CURES WARRANTED OR NO PAYR RE.
CURED.

So that all are sURE To rUEEo. or make 20 paw
nenls BY This process, that delicate r1an-;he STOMACH
i not destroyed by the Of poi-0n drug which
are generally worse for SIC p2ueut lhau tie disease for
which they are administered
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Superior Copper Mining Co.

ATA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUS-
I L TEES of the above company held this day an
assessment of Fifty cents per share for each and
every share was levied and made payable immedi-
ately in Gold Coin Of the L. 5, to the Secretary
at the Office ofthe Company. r. II. ALLEN,
Secretary.
Chico. Feb 29d 1854.
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LEGAL.
Sanbourn Mining Company.

WYANDOTTE AND H0NCCT DISTRICTS
bctte Comfy Principal piAce oi business. Bangor.
Inere l. delinquent upon the books of the con-
p2ny. On scc0Cnt o. Assessments laVisi for the
months Of October and November. A D lS6S :
the amounts SET iertA herein a fellows, vo-wit
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Notice

T.NHE ANNUAL MEETING or THE STOCK
Z HOLDERS of the Feather River 4 OPhir
Water Counanv frr the election Of five Trustees
fcr the ensuing wear VIII be held 81 the Odice Of
the company near OrovIlis. on Monday the second
day Of May. lSt4, II o'cl3ck P. u.
C-L-L0W, Prest-
AFril, 9th. ls64. ttdF
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COUNTY TIRE ASURER's OFFICE, J
NpnrrrrE Mar llth 1sG4

CIltT u u DUllt -VlIIIf|
BY B. F JONES, Under Sheriff. (ap23
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Dr.. Hostetter' Stomach Bitters.

Debility, from whatever cause arising, may be
cured; strength, In whatever manner il may have
been wasted, may be restored by the use Of this
powerful and heaithfaI inYigorant- For Indiges-
ton and all is painful effects, bodily and mental
they are a rnsifira -la.itia
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TO FEMALES

The Directors wonii cge tie superiority Of this sys
ieI over aLoAeFS. IT beng q. rs mtne- p4f,ic larlg
applicable 70 ;neir c1.-c--: -+EaniZslous Il q re-
LEI Tor niares lstfer vh1t may be the cus=
EeeroPahc remedies sent 10 ali paris of Le ingry.
All letters answered With p-omptness and pleasure
Once opened from to P. N Advice gratis.
j. II. JOssELTN. NJ. ID.
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Office BidWell Bridge Co

BIDwELI. May ID. 1864.
Office Is HEREBY GIVEN To THE
" Stockholders of the Bdwell Bridge Company
that the board of Trustees of said company on the
second day Of MAY Eighteen hnndred and sixty
four made order. designating Saturday, the 18th
June, 1854 between the hours Of 10 y. NJ. and 6
P. NJ. on that day for the meeting of said stock
holders. to elect "a Board of Trustees. and To per-
form such other business may properly come he
fore them.
JOS. Z. y. LEWIS, Prest.
RErBEN Slower. Sec. pro ten.
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CERTIFICATES OF CrREs

II. > o SSELIN. NJ. ID.
esident IsAS sfciaa.
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Lost.

nN or ABOUT THE 2STH. APRIL, 4 SMALL
~ blank book, containing several notes the pay
rnent Of which have been stopped. and deed OF 353
feet in the Beveus Lead in Indian Valley. any
person forwarding the same - \. Hallet, Esq or T.
the subscriber al Chico, VIII be suitably rewarded.
". H. BIG8
Chico, May 5th. 1854. my
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+. II. ALLEN. Secretary.
Chico, April 26th, 1854.
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Conatituion wator
Stop That Coughing.

SOME OF YOU CAN'T AND WE PITY YOU.
- You have tried every remedy but the one des-
tined hy is intrinsic merit superSede all similar
preparations. II is not surprising that You should
re reuctaut to try some thing else after the many
experiments you have made of trashy compounds
toisted on the public as a certain cure; but
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~ FRANCI>Co. AUFlI 4. Ts60.
This Is to certify That aave under the irea nen
OF Dr. 3osseiyn al the ElecoPahc in-ite and that he
hG cured me Ny disease rial accotiTa ried
with chiiis applied 10 him il1h dsy OF his onfa
irecommeni all afflicted to employ him He has cured
ne without med ,.ne. b. the Of his Eectr parhe
instrument JOHN CALiAGHAN.
State Of California, Ci.y and County of san Eran-
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STARVING UNION SoLDIERS.-The
proofs of starving our gallant and pa
triotic soldiers, when taken prisoners,
has been proved a regular rebel process
to thinthe Union ranks. 1t saves their
gun powder and commissary stores,
whilst on our part we fatten the rebel
prisoners which fall into our hands. by
pffording them luxurious and full IA
lions. \ Baltimore German paper
publishes an account, from reliable
source, of the arrival at Annapolis,
|among others, Of a skeleton German
soldier, of the New York Garibaldi
Guard, who had killed an officers dog
pn Belle Island, and divided the carcass
among his hungry comrades. rescryins
one fourth for himself. Some davs af-
terwarls, the order for exchange IF
prisoners was announced, bu, the oiicer
determined te discover the culrrit,with
a view Of hanging him. To the euqui-
| ry no response was received; but after
a lapse Of twenty four hours, to quiet
his craving for food, the dog Killer
made known the fact. and drew from
his haverSack the remnant Of the meat.
The officer became highly excited, but
finally subsidized into tranquility, ex-
pressing himself satisfied, on the condi-
lion that the offender should, in his pre-
sence. deyour the raw remains Of the
|dog. There was no alternative left to
escape punishment. Surrounded BY
rebel troops, the staryeling, in their
presence, deyoured the remainder Of his
prize, about one eighth, and was then
permitted to be exchanged.
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Be temperate in diet. Our first parents ate
themselves out of house and home.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER
u sons in any manner interested in the CHICO
and HUMBOLDT WAGON ROAD, tha' the Stock
Subscription Book of said company is now open
at the Office, in The Town of Chico, Butte county
for the subscription of stock in said Road and a u
persons who have heretofore rendered any aid in
the construction of said road. are invited t. come
forward and subscribe to their stock Also. that
parties who have subscribed and paid fractional
shares, have the privilege Of subscribing and pay
ing the amount necessary TO make such fractional
share equal to one full share of ten dollars.
r. DURHAM, President
+. II. ALLEN. Secretary.
Chico April 26th 1854.
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! gN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
4 Judicial District. Of the State Of California in
md for the County of Ru:fe.
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Sherif's S Sale.

.IA " = NNEF-N, ItVU
CHAs. LOTT, Atty for Petitioner.
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NEW EI.Jrs5
Pulmonary Syrup,

And with one accord give 1t their unqualified ap
probation. We law address curse Ives 70 ali WI
are unacquaiuei win this. the greatest panarea O
tic age, for the healing of al diseases 0f the Thr
and Lungs. assuring yo1 that
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NEW VIL173
Pulmonary Syrup

Has cured thousands and IT cere YOC If you t-y
it. It Is indsrsed by the following gentleman all
ot them Wei known in san francisco a. re>rec table
citizens: T. : Wo0LiEY. grocer. 35S Stockton
street Il. ?. HJ JBBARD, merchant. Sans7ue s.,
uear Clay: JAMES PRATT. at Towne i Bscou's
printers Cay street. aut. hundreds " ct-ers IL al
parts 90 1aiiioraia-
REDINGTON < Co. sole Agents. 4is and us
Froot street, S--u Francisco, and fer sale by ali
Druggists. (maf26 On
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NJ II W ELLIS
Pulmonary Syrup,

Is really the very hest remedy ever compounded
for the cure @, Coughs Co.dS Sore Throat. Asthma
Whooping cough Bronchitis and Consgmuti II.
Thousands OF people IN California and Oregon have
been already benefited by the surprising curative
-10,vqrs of
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Black Hawk Consolidated G.. 5. s.
c. Mining Company.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT 4
" meeting OF the above company. held at their
office. March 9lts. 1861. an assessment (No4) OF
twelve and half cents. each share Of the cap
ital stock Of said company. was levied, made due
and payable Immediately, in US coin to the secre-
tary at Oregon GiJv.
JOHN J. SMITH, President.
HI. MORRISON, Secretary.
Oregon City. March list, 1864. (no2l
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Pay Up!

Z gently requested 10 pay up. without delay
as am going away. IHOS- WELLS.
orOville Feb. 20, 1864
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
~ County Beard Of Examiners VIII meet az the
Schoolhouse in Oroyille. on Saturday the llth of
June. az 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. for the purpose Of eX-
alnining applicants for certificates to teach in the
p bic Schools of Butte county. All interested
invited TO attend. ISAAC UPHAM.
lmyS1 Co. Supt. Public Schools Butte county.
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LEGAL.
Notice.

yEvHE ACT Of WHICH 4 COPY Is GIVEN
below was passed April H. 1852 and can he
found - page 2s6 Of the Statutes Of that yeSr.
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4 Word to the Aged

In the decline Of life the loss Of vital force eone
quent upon physical decay can only be safely sup
piled by viyifyiug preparation which recruits
the strength and spirits, without entaing the ex-
hau-ton which is always the final effect Of ordinary
= MI larts We tnnl.r = the . ral
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-04

ST.. CRox (WIs) SOLDIERS. Letters
from Capt. Browns company, which was raised
in the st. Croix Valley in Wisconsin, state that
they were in Nashville, where they had re-
ceived new clothes and old guns, and had had
their first dress parade days warm enough
to go without clothes and nights cold enough
for overcoats and extra Blankets" writes one
of the boys. --------------------
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-04
INTERESTING "REMINISCENCES
Of SENATOR DOUGLAS.
His Interview with the President
After the Fall of Fort
Sumter.
HI THE HON. GEO. ASHMUN,
OF MASSACHUSETTS,
Sumter.

MIR. AsHhuN'> STATEMENT OF PRESIDENT LIN
coins INTERVIEW WITH MR.. DOUGLAS
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-04

RETURNED. Captain Davis and his
party of Surveyors, who have been engaged
the past season in surveying lines for the Gov
eminent On the Sioux Reservation, returned to
this city Friday, intending to complete the
work next summer. There was report at
one time that this party had been attacked by
Indians, but none of them have lost their sealps
or even seen any Indians bent on possessing
their hair.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-04

VIM. Renegar, double enrolment.
... MOUNDS vIEw-sEPT. q.
Peter Sonderman, over As.
Terence Pagan. injury to foot.
NEW CANADA-sEPT. q.
Henry Bockenfeld, committed heretofore.
C.. as. NJ. Melancon
Alex. Pepin s. g
Sewer Gervais
Xavier Augur
Patrick Keyline = ''
Horace j. Brainard
Canasay Demars, double enrolment.
Geo. BursOn, non residence.
VIM. Farenholz alienage.
Maximer Demais, varicOse ulcers.
Patrick Hickey, hernia.
Joseph Arth non residence.
John McDavitt, double enrolment.
Michael Miser, in service.
BELLE CREEK--SEPT. %.
Patrick Wynn, fractured ankle.
John Edwards, hernia.
Thomas Hill. quota filled by recruits.
Lewis johnson 6
j. B. Beers -
James Casey
James Phillips
Mathew Igo -
G. w. Fulcner
Fr80ClS GalllSueT
j. w. Chandler - .
T. 4. Jones
Robert Lawler =
Gunder GundersOn -
John Doyle, in service.
James Cassidy, in service.
H. C. Kinder. erroneous enrolment.
E. B: Mendenhall, quota filled by recruits
Knud Peterson IS 6
VIM. Igo =
BERGIN-SEPT. u.
James d. Piper, in service.
Brlrria Peterson, over %.
Eric SwensOn, excessive deafness
EastOn Stevenson, over 40.
John Burtman, chronic rheumatism.
Nils Farginson, physical debility.
John Burrick, injury to knee.
Andrew Giebertson, dead.
John Ellingsen, in service.
Cornelius Murphy, dementia.
Eli 8. Nelson, dead.
BELLE PRAIRIE-sEPT. p.
David Moran, over 45.
Louis Brisjolis, alienage.
Antoine Bison, loss Of sight right eye.
Joseph Brisjolis, alenage.
.-. TODD COUNTRYSIDE. q.
Emery Thomas, in service.
F. H. La Due, in service.
8. w. Hammond, in service.
Edward Grady, in service.
D. L. Traak, in service.
Edward Grady, double enrolment.
oxroRD-sEPT. p.
John Fulton, alienage-
HAssAN-s4Pr. 26.
Andrew Kingdom, injury to chest.
Patrick Hines, epilepsy.
Charles Alderman, hernia.
Patrick Lafay, varicose ulcers
Gordon Jackins, in service.
wesley w. Halls, injury to foot.
William Ende, physical debility.
James Hennesy, epilepsy:
Ambrose GoosbO, in service.
George Bigelow, in service.
F. B. James, in service.
MAPLE GRovE-sEPT. 26.
Peter Bottineau, quota filed by recruits.
Frank Charlson,
MINNETONKA-SEPT. rs.
VIM. Day, tuberculosis developed.
John McCasky, injury to foot.
Levi w. Streeter, injury to foot.
Luke McGaw, excessive deafness.
Joseph Smeltna, in service.
John Chastrice, in service. .
Daniel Black, erroneous enrolment.
Jacob Richards, in service.
Patrick Larkin, in service.
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L. NJ. Quimby, epilepsy.
r. D. Porter, in service. -
Stephen Harris, in service.
Isaac C. Varney, in service. 1
Sarrden Wilson, in service.
John Stack, erroneous enrolment.
John Staples over 40.
Stephen Harris, non-resldence.