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Notice to Teachers.

THE COUNTY BOARD OF EXAMINERS
Il will meet at the school house in Oroville. on
saturday, the 4th day of February, for the pur-
pose OF examining applicants for certificates to
teach IN the public schools of Butte County. Ap-
picants will be required TO furnish satisfactory ey
idenoe OF good moral character, and pass a
thorough examination in all the branches required
TO he taught in orr common schools. All interest
ed, are respectfully invited to attend.
ISAAC UPHAM.
County Superintendent.
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Tavern Stand for Sale.

THE BUFFALO RANCH, on THE ROAD
IL leading from Oroville to Forbestown together
with Tavern Stand is offered for sale cheap. 1t is
one of the most healthy and pleasant locations in
the State. Also. 50 tons of hay first quality. For
further information, enquire at this Office, or on
the premises.
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Notice to TAXPAYERS.

TINE DELINQUENT TAX LIST FOR THE
year 1864 is now in M hands for collection
Those who know themselves indebted for taxes,
will save cost by calling at my Office and settling
s. ROSENBAUM,
District ATTORNEY Butte County.
December Sd, 1854. n5-u
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MED1CAI.
"COnstitution Water"
The oaly remedy for diseases of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS.
GRAVEL,
Dropsieai Swellings. Genital Debility. Etc.

fNhE ASTONISHING SUCCESS WHICH HAS
u attended this invaluable medicine renders il
the most valuable one ever discovered. No Ian
sasse can convey as adequate idea Of the immedi-
S'e anu aimost miraculous change which il occss-
ions IN the deeigiiated and shattered system. In
fact II stands unrivslled as remedy for the per.
maaent cure of the ualadies above mentioned. ana
also
Diabefes.
Impotsnes,
Loss Of Maserala' Energy,
Physical Prostitution,
Indigestion,
Seminal ITeakness,
Gleet, Flour, -1l5us,
And IN every disease ary way connected with the
disorders or decay of the PR0CREArrvs FVSc-r1aSs
Persons about to marry, if conscious Of any weak
ness should take the
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MINING NOTICES.
Superior Copper Mining Co.

TNION MINING DISTRICT, LIGHTS CAN
u on, Plumas County, California. Notice is
hereby given, that at meeting of the Board of
Trustees, held on the 2st day of January 1865
an assessment of one dollar per share was levied
npon the Capital Stock of said Company, PAYABLE
in Gold Coin. on or before the 2lst day of Febru-
ary' 1865, to the Secretary, R. H. Allen, at Chico
Butte County, California. ANY stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on the 2lst
day of February, 1865, shall be advertised on that
day as delinquent, and unless payment shall be
made before will be sold on the 10th day of March
1850, to pay the delinquent assessment. together
with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale
Assessments of nonresident shareholders can be
paid by certificates of deposits in any San Francis
co Bank. Il. H. ALLEN, Secretary.
Office-Chico, Butte County California, in brick
store of J. Bidwell & Co.
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Co sTITUT TIoN ATERl

CONS STITUT TIoN TERI
Whether broken down BY excess weak by nature
or impaired by sickness, the unstrung and relaxed
organization is at once rebraced revived and built
up. Well may this celebrated medicine be call
ed the
MEDICAL WONDER.
The STOPPING, trembling victim of depression
and debility becomes new man; he stands erect
he moves with firm step; his mind. which was
previously sunk in gloom of almost idiotic apathy
becomes bright and sctiye; and he goes forth re
generated, conscious of new vigor. The medicine
reaches the CONSTITUTION itself and restores it to
It's normal condition.
Irritation Of the Neck of the Bladder,
inflammation of the Kidneys,
ind Cdtarrh Of the Bladder,
StransUaTy and Burning,
Or Painful Uriaating,
Calcuias,
Grarei,
Brick Dust Deposit,
Ind liucus or Milky Discharges after u,,inatins
For these diseases il is truly sovereign remedy,
and too much cannot be said in its praise. 4 sin
gle dose has been known TO relieve the most urgent
symptoms. TRY 1T in these cases and YOU will
ever give your praise TO
I On NSTITU TIoN WATER
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United States Hotel,
MARYSVILLE.

yENHIS OLD ESTABLISHED HOTEL is NOW
4 in charge of its original proprietor. and will
be kept First Glass House. An Omnibus will
be on hand to convey passengers from the depot to
the hotel free of charge. Stages leave this house
for all parts of the State. The patronage of the
travelling public is respectfully solicited
lr-4j W. c. STOKES, Proprietor.
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81 Song books in great variety, and Military
books OF every description, by the best writers.
have unequaled facilities. and guarantee dealers
the closet attention. Send for a price list, and
give me trial. J. STRATMAN,
San Francisco.
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MEpfC1f.
HOWARD
MEDICAL
l \ s 7 II L II e

No. 5s7 Sacramento, Street, san Francisco.
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Isaw mon brought in from Belle Isle N
a starving condition, and out Of 40 at loas.
u died the first night. The surgeon told
mo this was saused by The want Of good
treatment. Two Of our prisoners escaped,
which made Mai. Turner, in charge Of the
prison, become insulting, aud he removed
US from the hospital TO Libby prison, in a
vet room. Two O. the siek Tere in a dy-
ing condition, and wore compelled % re-
maiu there "a hours without attsu ton, as s
punishment for the escape Of the y OIL
GERS. a Col. Fowler, on beng demonstrated
with, said he treatment was too DID god
for YANKEES. The men could not posFlsly
live on the rstious. FOR days we lived on
corn neal. Capt EuerE aro.her prison-
or, testified to the same treatment. The
money belonging to the prisoners was "a
Ken from them. Aaer the battle q Chicks
msuga Is or I5 rick were tied on g cart 10
keep them from falling OF s'though there
ws-e smbu,auccs rot In use. The ccmmi =
tee OF the rebel Senate knew Of It,.
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THE SYMPATHY OF sYHPLTaIsERs.-We
have already intimatod that, in the noble
effort to raise the means Of relieving tho
destitute psroled prisoners, as sre passing
through the city, while the Union men,
including men who awhile ago were SUI.
fsring abuse, insult, and persecution for
their devotion to the Gag Of their fathers,
were generally giving literally, the seces-
acknowledgement sccessionists, We com
monty found slow 10 respond. A stimulant
has been found 10 draw out their charity
for the men that fought-oiten by their
persuasion-while they were making money
in safety. The Provost Marshal issues an
notice this morning, requiring such paroled
men as may be detained in the city, to be
quartsred on this very portion Of our poPu-
lntion. BibbinR, cooling, banquets, smiles,
predictions Of victory and glory, were once
iayished by these liberal "sympsthisors"
on "the boys" we shall see how the boys
are welcomed by them, to their homes, now
the war is ended and the 'last ditch" bust
ness is wound up.
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Coz F~sELsrEsr's OTFlcE.-One hundred
p~aro!!st prisoner took the oath yesterday
at the shove Office, among whom were the
following oiHcsrs: Capt. VIM. Lesshers,
gin Tenn. cavalry of Anderson county Ky.;
Surgeon DaviJS s.. Burks, Giles county Tenn;
End Lieut.. B nj. F. Eichol, Of Davidson
county, Tenn ID Lieut. VIVA. r.. Collins,
22d Tenn. Giles county, Tenn 2d Lieut..
Thos. +. Lows, 10th Tenn. Perry county,
ToEn.; Capt WIN. II. LOWS, 10th Tenn.
cavalry, Perry county, Tenn ist Lieut..
John C. Hsuis, Jr.l45th Tenn. Rutherford
county, Team Col. John p. Cox, 18th cav
slry, Warren county, Ey.; Capt. I'd. spald-
ing, lst Ky. cavalry, Union county, KY;
Capt. Lucus W. Trsnon, 10th KY. cavalry,
Henderson county, KY; Capt. RobL. P.
Webster, let Ark, Holmes county, Miss;
Capt. Phillip vnccsre, Jef-ersoncounty Ky;
Capt. Tnncos Hagsu, Davidson county,
Tenn.
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Heavy BoHsEET.-On Wednesday at mid
night, Mr.. Doyle Of No. a Market street,
between Church and Broad, retired to rest
in his room over his grocery store, leaving
the place safe; on risingyoaterday morning
he found that entrance had been made by
a back window. and, and a large amount
Of goods had been carried or. Five or six
boxes OF tobacco, between twenty and TWEEN
ty-Gve cauVassod hams, two or three boxes
OF honey, and several boxes Of condy were
among tho goods carried ou. The extent %.
ths loss cauUot DO ascortained until stock i'
taken. The thieves had e wagon, which
stood in the street while they carried the
merchandise TO il from the rear. WEor,
were Che wstchmsu when such q transse,
u0u, requiring considerable time, was go
ing ong
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svAsHING LANrs.-One Of the evenings
amusement Of the how-como-you-so gen.
uomen is TO indulge IN acrusado against the
gas lamps, finding something irresistibly
amusing in thc shiver Of tho psDes, the
lGll Of tie fragments, and the e~xtinguish-
msnt Of this light. The good book, as
usual, 90 correct IN an assertion applicable
% the subject. Men love darkness rnther
than light, 5sru1,t 0.esr 6esis are oUiL:'
The Recorder yerterday dnod James Can
non twenty dollGrs for INDUCING in this
destructive amusement. His choP-fallen
look ia Court was IN marked contrast with
the esgor c'ee that animated him the night
before, when he was carrying on a "smash-
ing business
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TuE ToTAL.-For the following interest
ing figures we are indebted to the aid Of
our courteous friend Warren, Of the Provost
Marshal Generals Office: Total number
Of rebel officers and men who took the oath
at that Office during the month Of January,
Is65-men Sl6, officers %; February-meR
$50, officers @ March-men 5's, officers
Is; April-men s0i, officers Is; May, to
tho 22d,-men S,ISg, officers S4I. Total
from January lst to March 22d-men C220,
officers Igc.
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CHANCERF COURT At SHELBY
VILE
APRIL EULE5, Isc5.
a. s. Jones, % SIS
william Co. uz. e. ais

IT an1rsr-s b TIRE esrssrH1n q ~ OeE and
yl-sf-- ,1af tie 1efeudaar-, fraacos koss AID Iel.
"a Iarr4uston. axe r-D-usdeas OF tle ests ci
Te1aaas-c. and Fez.1e IN garia nuruqau. Q o a.
~. r-rrer- rr1-rsa ~ hH raruot ~ 81 Te5 upJn
tasn. 10 IT, therefore ordered 81 tie Ce-E sd Ma
~ t-at rlb ca-on ue lHate m saasaT-e tAcns
L rrrruaper put Shed l -rs ely n ea-n NE
f,gr 4u5.ess Fs Eee.a, requiring t-e eAl dfi---
- n egras- a. &c rszf term ~ TIE Gl-crfy
Cour- y = re- d g.. me corrf no1se fn tha
ss~syvHHs On the a1sl MoadsY Eer le o
Nr1rav Ia hrrast. lsal, ~ plead, ansAtE
--.-a9r b. i. or l1e cane vi - Uaan
~ .-pss~ = b thcm, und SCI ~ 9@uog A
LEWM TiLLMAN ,o6 y .
I Pag@ e~-f-tsr- Inag7AiFa
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River and steamboat News.

ARRIVALS

Havana .ss...'.'.s 'ss.....'-...r...--. Clncl1nht !
,.-....... ....-.L Louisville
J.H. Baldwin"..~~.-....T Tennessee River,
DEPARTURES.
...,.-.,.. ....... Louisville.
Cubs ........... Burksville.
The river was falling, but more heavy
rains which have fallen viii aid to keep up
the stream; thirty feet reported on Harpsth
Shoals.
The handsome beat, Miami, detained BY
yesterdays storm, leaves positively at noon
to-day. Boyd a Pesbles, Agents.
The Norman was held back ashore: at 10
o'clock this morning she leaves without fail.
Main & Son, Agents.
Travellers for down the Mississippi and
to St. Louis, viii find the Brilliant, Captain
Ben. Howard, a brilliant boat. She leaves
at 10 o'clock IN the morning. Malin & Sen
and Boyd 4 PEBBLES, Agents.
Tho Amelia Poe, Captain Thomas Poe,
leaves this morning for Cincinnati. Boyd
& PEBBLES, Agents.
Travellers 70 Evansville will remember
the regular packet, Lsui Leoti, Capt. Haz-
lett, leaves this evening, connecting with
the Louisville packets. Boyd d PEBBLES,
Agents.
The neat and comfortable boat, sham
rock, has been released from Government
service, Capt. Lou. Bower in command,
and the clever ]. C. Power at the desk. She
leaves al ID O'Clock this morning for st.
Louis. Apply on board.
The Louisville Journal Of yesterday says
the river Is at a stand. The Kate Robinson
and W. J.. Curtis left Tor Nashville. The
Clara Deuning had been heard from. The
Palestine was IN port andup for Nashville
sTEAyRoAr EoRUAS-At a meeting OF
the passengers Of the steamer Norman, on
her passage from LouisYille to Nashville,
where she arrived on Thursday, May 25th,
Of which Jas. B. Hamilton was chosen
Chairman. and sllss Grimes, Major 5lst
Indiana, Secretary, the following resOlu-
tons we're unanimously adopted;
PcgoIprS. That the thanks Of the Tsssen-
4 gers Of this boat are due and are hereby
heartily rendered 10 the Master, Capt. g..
". Elder, to the Clerk, Nat. T. johnson,
| and 70 all the officers Of the boat, for the
| kind attention and gentlemanly treatment
we have received st their hands, as wen as
the excellent accommodations provided
| and their successful efforts to render the
trip cheerful and pleasant to eli on board.
RegolDed, That We most cordially recon-
mend the boat as well worthy the favor
and patronage Of the public.
| John Graham, Captain let Mich.
| Albert T. Lea, sgt 5th Tenn. Vol. Inf.
/ John W Barkhur5t, Lieutco l52.
N Nelson, Knoxville, Tenn.
! Cody A~ufenger, Oswego,
B H steif, Nashville, Tenn.
T r Elliott, Lieut. CO G 5th Tenn Iaf.
A. G~ersghty.
John Kirkpatrick.
George Cameron.
B N Brumley.
W 3 German.
Isaac " Moore.
Mrs Williams, Clarksville, Tenn.
Miss WilllGms
4" Briefly ="
" Boyd "
4" Cobb "
% Williams "
Mrs Mary Thompson, Nashville.
4 Mrs Hodges, JeEeTsonvil.e, Ind.
Miss Libby Myers
Robert Russell.
J F Shelby.
! George Cowles.
Thomas Roweil.
Chas = sturgis, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Samuel Little.
II II Hammer.
Henry Kelsey, Editor New Jersey Herald,
Newton, n. !.
~ Tr.HH
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TuE Lor-vuLE RAILkoAD.-The train
from Louisville f0E this city was delayed
two hours yesterday by tho business Of
trsusior 81 Barron river. To-day the train
viii leave on time. The roadway a. the
bridge win be- in order by the time It
rssoAcs there, and tho cars viii make the
whole tip in The usual time.
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RUxUEED MURnEE.-A report reached this
city yesterday, % the effect that DR.. Ar
EiRgton, who has been PractoinE medicine
ior some time past near Springfield Tenn,
was shot, in 4 difficulty with q horse thief
At Rnssslvilie, Ky, day before yesterday.
DT. Arlington IS s brother Of W. Arlington
Fec, Of the firm OF Arlington B Fsrrsr Of
this city. Il appears that 8 horse had bean
stolen from the doctor some time ago, ana
he recently hesrd that the horse aud thief
were IN kussellyile, and vent there to get
The horse and have the thief arrested when
Rhe difficulty ensoed ant he was shot.
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VIZ do not profess to be the only Physi-
cian in the city, " who may be found at his
office at oil hours, day or night nor do
we, in offering our services to the invalid,
desire to recommend ourself in preference
to other equally well established aud ex-
perielcod physicians; nor do We pre-
tend 30 be infallible, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases men
toned IN our general advertisement. We
do not clsim the possession Of any so0naer-
fI secret r51sdlcs, or extraordinary agree
able treatment or palliative IS all sensible
men must know, that succesa in the prac-
tice Of medicine, does not depend SO much
upon the discovery Of rcu0 remedies, or Eeig
modes Of t-catmsHt, as upon the skilltul use
Of those agencies necessary to a perfect cure
-aud this can be acquired only BY expe-
rioucs and patient application. Ne roc
psctluIly refer the public 20 our general al
vertisemcut, in another part Of the paper.
Office hours from 8 in the morning til =
at night. L. j. C0LREAN, M.
"a North Cbarry 81, Nashville, Tenn
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$500 Reward.

vrrr WILL sryE 20 tST oNz PEoDUClN9
NJ - slre. spesl5 "a eaL
80 r-r-fDr q ate1 CEN aassEnEAmh p -
- nunsr. o. ~ foT ta fEEer. aerer So oeAa
wrIa az Emaia in ron i've - - GLA LLh
ssGts Az pEFFeFeA peu1ot MA
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r uyFrs TIc.EIc.-On sundaythe Turn
er's Society viii give q picnic at Mrs. Ack-
linz. C~onvcyauces viii be furnished at
the Public Square, from 8 O'Clock, 4. 4.
uuul dusk. Dir. Rock 1t Gardner's cottage
will furnish tickets.
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srIuyr Goons WITHOUT LIcENsE.-For
th,s offence g.. Kline. W. z. Kline, James
Cooker, and r. B. Yunderhoh, hsvo been
before the Recorder. Jas. Barnet having
no dray license ana Alary Lambert fer do
lnF a liquor business without license also
received disciplinary attention Tor the same
on rinl.
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TraFs iog SgILEs.-The usually smil-
.ug month ri Msy has been 3 tear.al Ies-
son Tbs year. We had another fall Of rain
yesterday, accompanied by heavy wind
Vl-ts ana thunder.
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LIQuOR EEpREsEsIEB.-The Recorder had
a Light Court yesterday, but whisky as
usuel, had p strong representation Of
piuched nosod, white fscod. dropping, head
aching victims twenty eight thirsty souls
underwent the usual discipline. Twenty
eight was The number the previous morn
ing.
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HAskETs.

NEa y5rs. Nay sS-Coac luu sni a-aT r
love-. 5r tor mudtla-
Elou-, T. lower, Wf tAIt ss,
= l1GS ~ i1r extra Il D. 81 no
sor trace brands. Market ETc. NO Seiels 81 m-
Nje u-nts .a.iGtcl ~ The s3es are LiHU Ho-
extra --sre, for diue, Iuiv.
WhisseY steady al sl 81 closing 1te a1ner.
Wles- 2 aa --r. -pruE wheat very Sace ana
MOL ug-taIstSlH- slne- rtH7stern 81 o. am
Der -leE gan 81 ~
Eve g.Htl 81 sue Il 50.
Bsrley #te.dy
Com seasee ani . hsusr, T55stc for nee
Xc5.
HCe duh.
Coffee quiet
sugar steaiva 81 llls7uE @r Cabs musoovajo
and 1J5s3ilsz forP- r.
Mo.a-s-s quiet.
Hopsin moderate demand A. log3oc.
Woo quiet
Petroleum frm-
Pork fru, closing no 81 -o1S3 % tor F3 aud
"a DO cash and regular way. c.c-la- at 50, casA
stz COASTS 51fr Prime mess. ...IN hnI- now mess
june ami July, sellers option Sl $685. -. Beti
dull Cltm meats quiet.
Cheese quiet az l18ISe FOR eoum1n Co PRIME.
Sterling exchange active snd lrna-l us1l It'd
Geld active 9-i Eller ODerlrg a. 81 al 1nc-
ing 90 4 SIS c.o5IlGr- sos GoFefnu"at s.oca
quiet snd lGm, R.f.g55ET ", %. Atlantic 5 $ co.
I N, b. W. Z51s Enc a. Reading ~ NV
gI2z.
CrycrSA-t. p. III, Nav eJ-FioUr Grm Uth tsr
demand, sup. Eos rzIGfllCJ5 BIO barrels eNrs
sold 60 the Government 90 GAP red vheat s1vsu-
ced 10 ..3S8I33 corn dull oats 9n&5l WHISKY
dali mess PORK dull buck wheat dun
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PAEoIED-Thomas ". Elliott was q pri-
soner in this city seven months ago, and
was undergoing trial on charges Of muir
der and being a guerrilla, whom ho was ia
ken away in an exchange Of prisoners.
Yesterday he was agaiu in the city, snd re-
ported himself as q prisoner on parole.
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FAisR DtLIcacY The friends or those
who are troubled with bad breath. and.
throngh-squcamlshneas, dislike 20 refer 10
d, commit G positive and cruel mistske. "a.
pecNlly tthey are swars OF the merita sna
great ehcscy Of the Fragrant sosodopt.
This is The true and 0aly remedy for re-
dficulty; there il no valid excuse gor a
bad breath nov. Sold BY all Druggists.
nay 2s-Htks,
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United States Of america.
MIDDLE DISTRICT or rEENEssEE-So "a

a -f7.ar D-tr-t ColI cr aad Dstu O BY
- in. HaruH5u, -utel s-atos Hsrct A.
800. sor sd dzru1t, OF An-l g. l1e5, Hnf1sif1
isles n Cotton, hurIrsrs-irou % - .ne u-lse'
rnd ms-kld -. a, IL, nov lTlnE D. aald -tr c.
an ga install pcrs0 iaFully l-terFeu = ~ iheir
r1tersets therein EleE lE -Ia sail cotton nd Deea
10 reI 20 D -JrrlsT. Alala "a, on ls11t A. io1 10
az Ua.tel a-sres 1rcaIsea mentioned ir o. g n-
,o-ua-on. nd aferrEras brought uto ;hs 0ee7cl
and cray nE tort1e usual proce NCW
uursl.6Lt taa mc1itu1 q SAID Court pto-ag
VAN 60 persons CONCERNED or nlf-
Iv l. Uef1ner Esrf. q ne FeIerl Cl1r- A1out 1
Css toI ~ Nsshsl O. 40 Doci1-E "a. m-I tlFn
and mere o. propo1n1 l1slrrls.ms tnd maze -sE
- EgMLE q GIAaClfh.
LEr Z. b. u. M- u. r.
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OLD TuEArrg.-when the English Opera
Troupe performed Ira Disyola, The pleaa-
ing music OF The Poice mGjo it q general
favor,te with the audience. The public
have another opportunity OF enjoying this
master piece of Auber'si it viii be pro-
duccd again 90 night with an the boEutiful
music. The prayer sud chorus, 80, Holy
Virgin, and the song Of the Bold Brigaud
will be found 10 be very plessiug
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THASYs We thank the Express Compa-
ny and cur young friend Michael Taylor,
for acceptable lnd late papers.
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NV THEATEE-Miss Ayoria Jones had O
perfect walton in Memphis, Never was
she 90 popular, never SO admired, never
was her power over an audience greater
than 10 is to-jsy. Tonight she takes q
hsnedt, and her admirers will make the
occasion a substantial testimony Of their
admiration fer an accomplished woman ana
estimable lady. The hvorite drama Of
East Lynn, which never cells q win ap-
plsuse sud awaken interest, eHl be per-
formed. Miss Jones a. Lady isabel and
Madame Vine.
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IyDFcEvT.-Fo- indecent exposure in
public, the Recorder yesterday fined VIII
liam Eeud fyr dollars.
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For sale 81 this office, \ good Tobacco
Screw. VII be sold cheap for cash.
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Do YOU want something handsOme2 II
you 10 you can find it in a silk basque at
Cameron, Gricr & Co.'S; prices to suit.
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DR.. A. Richard Jones has reduced prices
o. suit the times, and warrants satisfaction
IL all csses. See general advertisement,
and call at his Office, No. % Dosdrick street
first loor, up stairs. may I5-tf.
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For salo at this Office. a Hand Wagon,
nearly new, which VIII be sold cheap
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OrE Eor orrJcE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the neatest style, and At the lowest
prices a. this Office.
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GEv. CoyAS-G. D. c. G0yau, from near
Helena, Ark, who Yves in this city for some
time IS a prisoner OF war, beng captured
st Joussboro near Atlantis, and was eE-
changed on a special agreement, was in
this city yesterday rs a parolod prisoner,
being surrendered by tho capitulation OF
Johnston. His brigade is with him.
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THE de a-iant. Wu. g. Whtsuan, beng q non
reflaca- Of tle state Of IH1n-ssec a8caarged
~ fLa rH. ft is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four sucreas.T s weeks IN the nashville
Tr-1. a ra-suarer UH1ishsi Ia toe city n hasn-
Vile. rorfvnE lr- respondents toappear before lle
Crr-eerv Uo1-r az Manchester on tre 3rd Moncay
n trg1-t. Is1s. aut there % make q s ball., OF he
anne vii be- taken ior confessed sg1 sotior hslnnE
49, JAMES HIC
F atvs Clerk sud Master