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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-22
Qougha and nnldn

Ths sudden ehAnsoS Of our climate sre SOURCES Of
Pulmonary, Bronchial and AHthmstio Affections
Exporieneo having proved that mpls remedies o.
ten act speedily when takon in the early stages ofths
disease, recourse should once be had 70 'BRowss
hsoSoHItL rRocHFs," or Lozenges, let the Gold,
Cough OF Irritation Of the Throat bs ever slight
as ~ this preoaution more serious attack may be
sneofually Warded or Public speakers and Singers
will hnd them eeotual In clearing and strengthen
ing the voice. Soldiers should have them a. they
csn be carried in the pooss and taken g. occasion
requires. iuneI0 limo
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HuunewelPs Standard PrepsratioDs :

On Our inside colums will be found notios Of these
justly eslsbrated and standard preparations, Of
bounded reputation In nsW England, profess only
what they are remedies Tor, and arc for sale By ali
Wholesale and retail deaers, and confidence is asked
50 test thom- See advertisements
ulaEan-B2
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GRAND CAMPAIGN
" ABOUT
KLINE 4 cos HOOP BAZAAR,
r-..- lad Skirf Nan,ffae,or,,

We have now ready our fnll stock Of skslstoRH in
our new location iOr the commencement Of the
spring trade which embraces all Of the leading sty ss
including the patent gore trail, also me nsWesc
style Quaker skirts. Wekesp always on nand skirtI
Of extra size and length and ladies who always nave
trouble 10 md skirt long or large enough viii
generally Ind them here We will adhere strictly to
our ormer Prin tples, viz: keep nons but good ar
ticloJ wnion We viii continus 70 sell he lowest
possible prices. Our retail depar ment is IN charge
o. olnpetent ladies'. Dealers IN surrounding town
Will 90 we'll By oongulJing their own interest TO
CALI on N before giving their orders going EAst
and patent skirt importers always on hand. AlBo
Enolssals dealers in Yankee Notions, Fancy GOods,
EmbroideTles, uOsiery, ac. A KLINE & o.
mnyl2 I18 sunerfnr gt OiegAian
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A TTENTION ! PAINTERS.
IA % tons Whtts Lsad, IN oil,
q tons Zinc, In oil, ...
500 tons Red Lead,
100 OrAnas Mineral,
loo bbls whiting, .. eli
le0o bbg Chrome Green, ~. .
lOOo bbls Chrome Yellow,
% 1000 bbls Hibernian 9resn,
1000 bbl8 Indian he'd,
10 casks French Oohro,
casks Eng. Ven. Bed,
Artists OolOrB aud Brushes.
9B-The above articles were bought last fhIl and ~
VII lell at very low prices for esAh.
mars KHELURkY
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lYERS.

OTRAW HAT BLIa0HIEa, DYT-
~ ING, hLIERIHa AND PBEssIHa.-HayinR inst ~
turned from the Fast, am preSared, b. the AID Of
e1Rertenoed hands 70 do any WORK in this line e.
we'll as IN felt and DSayer hats, IN the best possible
FRED'K OYRIAX,
French steam Dye 9ou6s,
aaEh = and les sSneea-htj
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MEDICAL
5lIN0ISgS 5 SsINsI sSS:
ssgSsl:AI(IylgH;Sl7

- cA@10SANs
Formerly OF New York City, will pay ons buDdrsd
oollars loT the proof that he fails % cure the
above named diseasea. BE viii pay the same sum for
states treats the came diseases with sorsi 1Si,cs
After many year9 OF lsborious stndy and sS5ert.
ence, Dr. GIBSON Is happy In being able 10 snnonnes
70 the unfortunate, that hs has perectsd a svSS ~
treatment for --'0''N - S'oli oi
THE sPEEDY AND PERMAHES,r OUF.z
o. tne aboye, and also all CONTAGIOUS disease of tb
hhErEeeDgoTivE ORGANS, with al bad Effects arisiaT
therefrom, tneluding general
% DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsFRATIOu.
ne nAs succeeded In curing IN this Civ 1o-,.
Ol Nhom mad expended hundreds o. dollars with sef
sgie1 pAyslclanA, who pro 70 treat al privsfs
iosst Ss@tieIs q, SsSsa ana without receiving the
Dr. S5os SIEsos does not boast tnAt he is = member
t s0te COhege m LONDON or Paris, as perhaps SON
others 40 or the purpose Of ensnaripR ne ianoSnt
ahu VINO neld ont CREST expectations mover to b. real
lsed But wnat Dr. O. might boast of h this tbsf l.
Is able 10 give entire satisfaetiou to fhose Tho -
pose oonhdence IN his ability and IN eFrf and mat
ne has perfected an American system of trafpot
which Challenges any PHYSICIAN 81 london aS P
OF any patent medicine 70 equal for the radical r
1st iat Ia Ehesas and all di5eases or dersng0-
nal or secret abuse, ANA TX
Ut. GIssos also claims for his new trostmez,y Ebs
lniONias advantages all Others yet discovered
k"u nrst the agents used are in no respect d1saQe
10 Ne Uses no rellos Of the dark glch a Mer-
restrictions in diet business Is reored tbiy5i -
ms treatment V positive and certefn In an cases B
pital In the United States and deuopstrats t i1
9ense superiority Of his new treatment over any
ness, PernaaencYs mtldnsss safety and conVebienes
70 the batient. - w.
Dr. GIBSON Is permanently located in Usvsl.pd
su = y 91Ilng the past ehFs years performed many
ot9s % asses which had for years resisted an Other
ntSe5 oI Ieatment References can be given TO in
s1u1H oI y nrst regpectabiltY in Cleveland Bos-
on, GeW fCrk and other cities In regard 70 skill and
ntegrly 10 ali professional transactions DyHpapsia
tt4 netuL41atsla, ScEofula and all chronic diseases
treated with superior success
receipt Of ten doIlars -
DR.. GIEa0E's New Work hyri for a., =,
bis once, so -
DBs aIBBOE
EkokhEt0A OF ELnOTE0FkfHE AED MnBEufHr
Omoe-li9 Seneca Street, q few dOOTu rom Supsrior
uP stairs, opposite the City Hotel
Onice hours frem 70 u and from 7to 4 o,rIorF
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Diseases Of he Eeryoug. seminaI Urips.

n and sexual systams-nsW and reliable treatment
In heports Of the Howard Association-Sent by
mail IN Esaled letter envelopes, free Of charge Ad-
dress Dr. J. 6klLLEk H0UGH Ton, Howard As
eooiatteni ho,s South Ninth Street, Philaoeiphia,
- maraO- Re-.
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eOsT-OFFIcE TIME.TAIIE.
1854. sumner Arrangement IsO1,
BOB I'M
Arrival and OIOsinE oG RaMS
Fk At" "al
ULEVRLAND posi- OFFTU1

---''-''--A -SilAs' ~ l9taS Ia.
A0aT 1is4 isal. IN p SRsasa ana pay ioE ass.Tu uos
.r-iS.I An AAil' close Oas hour bsiOEs dsvarsurs
ABSIFAA or. NAILS AT DEPOF.
AaEtaEn Through arrives At - "a, -
80 ?. a. - - - -
ka1ier1 way arrives At --as A
Ptfzburgh THROUGH arrives as -
% WAY arrive at ~ =
eAncuaky Wey arrives = "A.
MAhoning " AZ arrives Is t.33 p e.
ulncinnan Through arrives 81 S1f W.ERPm
90 Way arrives at $50 r. 4
western Through arrives At On A. = and eES p n
90 Way arrives at 2-45 n IA.
Medina Way arrives at 4sO p n
bockport, 8c, arrives TnalaTI Fisur-f.v- - -.
grdayl e " H
Hr'sssEsi9 Bafh Ae, Arrives Hoadnys aaa Fr1auTs
7hnT9n Center, 9Eangss, Eorth R5ySlton ~ nrrfVsa
M, nondaya and Fridays - P. H
Arreas 1le arrives daily at iosf5
AAat OlsEaiand and Euolid arrives dEfIT sfBAW
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Anew wPsrfuzae for the Hapakerchief.

Auost EXQUISITE, Delicate and Fragrant
Feftnne, Distilied frOmths Rare and Beam
tdIai slower from which it takes its name.
AAnuiaeturee -niy BY FHABON s. son, n. Y.
BEWARE Os OoBNTEBFETTs.
Ask FOR PHALON'S-TAKRN NO OTHER.
SOLD bY Druggists generally junel1-l6s
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pro nptly adjusted
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aPEcIAL NnIIEEs.
~ aHaa
A trial Of Madame Porter's Cough Bal

A trial Of Madame Porter's Cough Bal
G,m forths sali eighteen year has given proof 10
the world ttatit, tfHeacy neuring pulmonary com.
plsini, is beyond any remedy hitherto known TO
2an IND As time makes 4hese faots wider and
bstier knoEn, tn, Basam is fsst becoming a staple
neee1siy amang all clsssss It has living O,idsnces
o. i;s unriva cd ussfulnsss in the many recorded
Victims snAtehed irom the threatening symptoms Of
that dread diseahe, Consumption. Price IS and %
esatu per bottle.
: sS-Aadans PortsFaS Ouratfvs EaisHn ssa be Oh.
tlinsd At Benton BTos., and Strons B ATmstronss
WholsHsie AsshtI, Cleveland. Ohio. Jun 2l-R2IW
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ERoEHEs0l OF HLnOTE0FAFHr AED NnbSuEu
Ofnoe-li9 Seneca Street, few doors from supsrior
uP stairs, opposite the City Hotel
once hours frem 70 I3 and froH 7to 5 O'Clock
daily (SundsJs exceptsd.)
The weekly union record., 1864-05-07

THE new Stale of West Virginia has more
than furnished her quota Of troops under an the
calls OF the Government, inclnding The last for
100000 men. With q white populs,ion of
only S35 600 in 1860, many Of whom are IN The
rebel armies. aDd with several Of her counties
in the actual occupation Of the enemy, she has
a credit at the War Department for 22le6
men, ali whites. of whom .s34 are veterans.
and has 40 recently enlisted men not yet
credited, making Together an aggregste OF
- coo while the sum of her qnoias under the
different calls IS only 2l4SS, leaving a clear
balance in her favor Of Ills men In addition
to this, her 9th, l0'b ard llth infantry regi.
ments have re enlisted, which. q, low estimate.
will increase her credit to 200.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-07
Probate Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF
- Butte. In the matter OF the estate OF David
Maxtield. deceased.
Whereas. William Foreman. having on the 5th
day OF May, \. D., ls64, hled pitetion in the
Clerks Office OF said County, praying that docu-
meut purporting to be the last VIII aud Testament
OF SAID David MaAhcld, deceased, be admitted to
Probate. and that lette OF Administration be
granted TO him Wm oleman,l ] IN sand estate,
Notice i hereby given 10 all whom it may con
Germ, that hearing OF said petition viii be had at
the May term OF sand Court to wit on Thursday
the ISth day of May. \. D., l,64 al II O'Clock, \.
NJ, before said Court At the Couft House, al Uro-
VILE, TO be and appear al that time to show cause
il any they have, way SAID document shUdld uot be
admitted 10 Probate tle last viii and Iesti nelG
OF said deceased, aAd letters OF administration
should not Issue to the sad Wm. Foreman, or
as soon thereafter tae came can be keayd.
Witness my hand and the seal OF SAID Probate
Court, affixed this the 9TH day May, A. d Io6l.
Imy1l }. Il. MOORE, Clerk.
By JAMES GREEN, Deputy Clerk.
0rJville, May, 9th 1864.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Summons.
EN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
Il Judicial District. Of the State Of California in

N The DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
judicial District, OF the State Of California il
and for the County OF Butte.
{. e. Goodrich -. L. c. Hammond J. F. Martin
J. C. Cdeli. John Chiyile * Wardaer. Action
brought IN the District Court OF the Second Judicial
District, and the Complaint fled in the County ol
Butte, IL the Office Of the Clerk of said District
Court.
TIE People Of the State of California. send Gree
ting 10 /. { Hammond, j. F. Martin. J . C. Udeil
John Chittle & NardAer. You are hereby required
10 appear in an action brought against YOU by the
above named Plaintiff IN the District court OF the
Second Judicial District OF the State Of California
in and for the county Of Butte. and To answer the
Comp amt fled therein IA copy Of which accom-
paules this Slmmonsl within ten days. [exeiasiYe
OF the day Of service after The service on you Of
this SummonS-if served within this county OF,
ii served out Of this county pnt in this District
within twenty days; or If served out OF said Dis
irict, then within forty dayS-or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you.
The said action Is brought to obtain Judgment
against you for the sum OF 81 $50 Sc-l0u, and lu-
teTe>t there on from the 18th day of June, \. d
ls5s, az the rate OF and halt per per NTH
claimed Ia be due on a judgment. entered. docketed
and enrolled in the ljth Judicial District Court.
for Butte county against y0u and in favor of PLAN
tiff, see complaint hle in this cause ] and Il
yuu tail To appear and answer the said complaint
above required. the Plaintiff Will tihe jadg gment
against You by default. for the of s. $50 9r-l01
and interest thereon from the 25th Gay OF jane
A. D. l>js, at ! per cent per month.
Given under my hand and Seal of the District
Court OF the Second judicial District this 4th day
Of May, in the year OF our Lord one thousand
Il. 81 J. c. MOORE, Clerk
BY JAMES GREEN, Deputy Clerk.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-07

Butte DExccRAcr. The Sacramento
Union, after quoting the resolutions OF The
Butte Democracy" in Couveutior' Saturday
makes the following comment: 1t is generally
supposed by loyal men that the aim and ot..lect
OF the Democratic party are to assist the rebels
in destroying the Union. As to the freedom
OF speech and of the press which they claim,
they have bad too much of it. considering that
it has been exercised 10 behalf of treason and
traitors. IF General jackson were President
in these times, the modern Democrats would
not have an opportunity TO pass resolutions in
aid of JEFF. Davis, unless they passed them in
prisons or on the scatfold."
The weekly union record., 1864-05-07

The FoRr Pillow MAssACRg.-The afidavits
,ske,, bv the sub committee on the conduct of
the war 4 Fort Pillow, show couclusively that
some of the negroes were buried alive. The
deposition of one was Ken who dug out of bis
own grave. There is no doubt that one or
more persons were uaileo through the flesh to
pieces of wood, and then buried shve. Not
only on tie day of surrender were such nenoisn
acts perpetrated, but next day, in cGid blood
Victims seen By the committee were some OF
them pierced aud cut 10 the face and eyes win
bayone,s snd swords, while other parts of their
bodies were dis6gured either with steel or lead.
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r Oa d n office

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I'd ALL PER
~ sons. in any manner interested in the CHICO
and HUMBOLDT WAGON ROAD. tina the Stock
Subscription Book Of said company is now open
at the Office in the Town OF Chico, Butte county,
tor the subscription OF Stock III SAID Road and all
persons who have heretofore rendered any and IL
The construction Of said road, are invited II come
forward and subscribe to their stock Also that
parties who have subscribed ana paid fractional
sAfes, have the privilege OF subscribing and pay
ing the amount necessary L. make sacn fractional
share equal to one iull share OF ten dollars.
R.W. DURHAM, President.
R. II. ALLEN, Secretary.
Chico. April 18th. 1854.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-07
Medical Eiecfrici

Medical Eiectricity.-We wish 10 ca the aiten-
ton OF our h. embellishments Of the Elec-
trupafhic Iu,tiiu'e 645 Washington street. he esres
performed BY the Reform Practice eondpcied By n II
very Ef iens Resident physician are trry wonderful,
and ol fr the supp RI the Public Certainty ifthere
i any way BY which is can be removed from the
81 stem houi the Of aisonous drugs. il shuuld be
courag-d By the community. The pruceses there fol>
wed i by the Electrical Currents and that very Pow
erfu Agent the Electro Magnetic Bath has only to
t-f it to become al vert 10 the Ixurt sys-
tenn The Whole courre being source OF pleasure, de-
cdly preferable 10 the taking Of bitter and depieiine
me 'icines. ] Il. JOSSELfN, NJ D. is the present
Resident Phrsician. and 81 Scienthc Physician is
no, 9 >iIv found The Afflicted will do well reco-
ect tha. this Only Place where the Eectropsihic
system is administered on the Pacific coast
-z-f2 En-
The weekly union record., 1864-05-07

GREAT CALAMITY AT SHEFFIELD. ENGLAND
The London papers Of March 10th give detailed
accounts Of arful calamity at Sheffield. On
Saturday, March u h, the reservoir of the
waierworks at Sheffield, covering seventy six
acres. and containing over a million cubic feet
of water, suddenly burst its boundaries. over
flowing the adjacent country, and causing great
destruction OF life and property. 1t is estimated
that fully three hundred persons were drowned
in the rush of the waters. The London Times
says many months must elapse before the
buildings are restored, and years must 60 by
before the face of the country can wear the
aspect of verdure and careful cultivation which
it previously bore. The great manufacturers
are busiy engaged in cleaning out their ware
houses aud polishing their machinery, which
had become rusty by the water, aud masons are
engaged in rebuilding wherever practicable,
the walls that have been washed down.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-07

NEWCASTLE GAP.-The Pacific. Railroad
has been completed 10 a point some seven or
eight miles beyond the junction with the Cali
fornia Central, and will reach Newcastle Gap,
three miles from Auburn, sboat The Goth of
May, after which time the line Of stages for
Nevsda City are expected to connect With the
road at Newcastle.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-07
T. W. PARK AT HoME-The following

T. W. PARK AT HoME-The following is
from the New York Evening Post:
T. w. Park and Seth B Hunt of Benning-
ton, Vermont, have purchased a building in
that town, in which they propose to place a
library, and then convey the establishment TO
the town as free gift.
1t would seem from the above that Park has
taken home California liberality as well as
California gold. He'll astouish the natives !
The weekly union record., 1864-05-07

A GREAT COMET Predicted. The follow
ing, says an English paper. Is an extract of a
letter just received from Melbourne Professor
Newmager, on a three years scientific visit
shall come so close as to eudauger this, our
earth; and should it not attach itself Jas one
globule of quicksilver to aDo,her) nor annihilale
US, the sight will be most beautiful to behold
During three nights We shall have no darkness,
but be bathed 10 the brilliant light of the
blazing train" Bully
The weekly union record., 1864-05-07

The New York Commercial, alluding 10 the
fact that the Democracy have become so far
reconciIed to petticoat politicians as to enthu
saslicay welcome Miss Emma Webb to the
rostrum, says: Man is an initiative animal
So is Democrat. If these political mimics
are allowed to have their way, before the
Fourth of July, Mozart and Tammauy will
send coored regiment to the field. marshaled
By Ryuders, welcomed by Ben. Wood, and
escorted to all the Democratic headquarters,
and thence sent forth to their South bern brethren
by all the Sachems and braves Of the affiliated
sections of the party
The President has Acknowledged character
for saying good words in good time, and his
recent tribute to the women of America is an
instance of this He spoke for all the men of
America when be Invoked the blessing which
concludes the following manly aud character
istic speech
| am not accustomed to the use Of language
Of eulogy; | have never studied the art Of
nayIng compliments to women but ] must say
that, if all that has been said by orators and
poets since the creation of the world in praise
Of women were applied to the women of Amer
ica it would not do them Justice for their
conduct during this war. God bless the women
of America!
This is compliment, to be sure; but every
word OF it is true
The weekly union record., 1864-05-07
Office Bidwell Bridge Co.
BlDWELL, MAY End, 1864.

Office IS HEREBY GIVEN TO TIE
" Stockholders Of The Bidwell Bridge Company
thai the board OF Trustees OF SAID company Oh the
second day ot Nay, Eighteen hundred and sixty
four. made order, designating saturday, the lSth,
June, ls64. between the hours of 10 A. NJ, aud g
p. NJ. on tnat day, Tor the meeting Of said stock
holders, to elect a Board OF Trustees and To per
form such other business Is may properly come be-
tore them.
JOS. E. y. LEWIS, Prest.
EtrBEN Slower. Sec. pro Ten.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-07
H. B. HUNT
County Treasurer,

Word 10 the AGed--In the decline Of life
the loss Of vita. force consequent upon physical
decyy. can only be supplied by some vivifying
preparation which recruits the strength and spirits
without entailing the exhaustion which is always
the final effect OF ordinary stimulants. We tender
TO the aged
DR.. HoSTETTER's SToMECH BITTERs
A. an nvgorant and restorative. immediate in its
beneficial pction and permanent in its effect. It
tones the stomach improves the appetite acts like
a charm upon the spirits. For dyspepsia. oppres
sion after eating. bilious cholic. wind choic
spasms Of the stomach. sick OF nervous headache.
chills and fever. tremens, prostrytoH and all the
complaints special to the feebler sex. the Bitters
are earnestly recommended by thousands who have
witnessed their superior eff racy in such cases.
Sold by all druggists and dealers everywhere.
HOSTETTER, SMITH x DEAN,
gents for Pacific Cuast san Francisco.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-07

An English newspaper says that only one
person ever got 10 the bottom Of the Scheswig-
Holstein question, and be was German pro
fessOr, who immediately went mad We esuppose
be WAS the individual who originated the saying.
There is something rotten in Denmark"
The weekly union record., 1864-05-07

THg Rev DR.. Hsyes, accredited Secretary
Of the Natieua Freedmen's Association, for
California and Oregon, has arrived. he comes
10 solicit sii for the freedmen.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-07

No Coop NKws-We received yesterday
the Lewiston idaho Territory Age, OF April
10th, and have examined it very closely to as
certain the character of the mining news But
we fail to see a single item about the "rIeh
mines which have been setting our people
crazy. /, contains long article about the
agricultural resources of the Territory, which
Is nui;e Interesting g=.4rrerl
The weekly union record., 1864-05-07

TIE NATIONAL BAYks.-There are now two
hundred and seventy eight National Banks
organized, with capital Of s23,042 000- Eight
million dollars of the new National currency
have been issued to one huDdred and seventy
eight banks, bringing the issue up to the lst
of Jauusry. since which time the other one
hundred banks have been organized.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-07

ALL the Delegates to the National Union
Convention, who did not sail on the previous
steamer, sailed in the Constitution, Oh the 4th,
except Phinneas Banning, of Los Angeles, who
will be represented BIZ one of the slternates.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-07
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
~ County Board Of Examiners viii meet at the
School-house in Oroville. on Saturday the llth oil
June at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ. for the purpose Of ex-
amiung applicants for certificates 10 teach IA the
Public schools OF Bltte county. All interested are
invited to attend. ISAAC UPHAM,
[mySl Co supt. Public Schools Butte county
The weekly union record., 1864-05-07
635 and G31 Commercial street.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNTY TIRE AsURER's OFFICE

OR0vILLE. April sth, 1854. I
Warrants drawn on the General County Fund
registered April 3D. 1861 including warrant No
,, 8, and A. registered May lst, 1861. also,
warrants Ne. 5l0. registered Feb. 7th 1852 on the
INDECENT Sick Fund. also. all out standing warrants
registered on the County Road Fund will he paid
presentation at this Office, and will cease to bear
interest from this date; ifnot presented within
sixty days the moHey set apart for their redemption
will be appropriated TO pay warrants next in
order OF registry.
Il. B. HINT.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-07

SHERIFF ELLIS, Of San Francisco. has
resigned. 1, is reported he has been rendered
Brigadier Generalship in the army. aud will
accept He was in the battle of Bull Run.
The weekly union record., 1864-05-07

Oyx of the locomotives for the Pacific
Railroad is called John ConueSs,' in honor
of cur able United State Senator.