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NEW YORK CIRCUS, 18TH ST-L. Il.
~ LEM Hlua,ol Mn JNttS ROBINSON,
tho Champ On KiIer Of the void, aIpapi- every
nght, aud On Mtduerliy anu saturda, afternoons,
~ conjunction With he iHrgc-' Ntut troupe VI
Star X hers and Acrobat evc- so' .rr...a
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A - ACRE TRACT OF SMALL WOOD
~ and lrnd 90 s-lo . Inmaira r. mirs to terry,
llN per acre l5uc. n temtin ON nortRags. ourv
~ /, GEu. rklDNpkt, ~ Cedar n. 10
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" in tn vor.t cases sui the only medic that
will permanently cure the die ase4 Of the kidIvrs
sud bladder, are ~ be had At ~ Nm bARkLlgs,
! ~ south 9TH a., WtiliGnshurFh -
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GEN ERAL BUSINESS

a FACT III MORE THAN PAYS To GO
hAor send to lq5 Chamber. ct, and get s Ih. T. r
u.s. Es; indis S9hse i9I a. o. 10 for Is cent?.
A TToRNEY AND CoUNSELLoR-AT-LAw
"A JOHN ". sTAPLFS,
132 NASSAU ST, cor. OF HICKMAN. 2CI
A MEXICAN MOWER.-THE ONLY SELF
"A OILING MACHINE.
with the great perfection in conjunction TO which
ton Of Farmers to a Machine em6racine Still
GREATER IMPROVEMENTS than any before Of.
Particular attic rtion has been paid 10 the van,s Of
We Farmer In the construction of the AMERICAN
HE VERY BEsT MACHINE IN rsF
There are numbers of Machincs that do their work
comparatively iaultlcs', aud yet there inconveui-
them thu frequent necessity OF onnl the bcar,nrs
and more particularly he trsrk-pin, ct IN. Az heu
eating the Jouruas OF lo1es, and In u, IN luonI IN
Jury to an, machine. The AMERICAN MOWER
The MEANINGS OF TiiE AMERICAN MOWER,
@weli ~ the CRANK PIN are all ShLf-Ll BKlCA-
ING. and WASTE 10 OIL
lhe outer end Of the FINGER Bar will drop lower
aud M III her than that OF an, othcr Move.
You can elevate the Finger B,r from adeclinine
position without raising the inner shc
The finter Bar eau bo raised hiEher, 10 nass over
Obstacles, b, means OF the hand lever, than that oi
ali. other iontod lar Machine.
The Franc between the Driving whoe will pa.s
over hle her obstucgons than the frame Vi any other
Mowcr.
The operator has a greater control over the FINGER
and Knife Bars than he has OF any other Machine
Inc FINGER Bar III CONFORM 70 more uneven EUR
lace than that Of ASY uIuER Machine, which IL oNE
VI The MOST IMPORTANT features ia perfect Mower,
Ether wheel operates the Cutie. Btr, iudtpeud-
emily OF the other, and in turning, either way, TIA
knives arr kept In apid motion.
The Draft Il from the front OF the frame which
givcs II great advantages over those that dtav nom
the pole
lrHAs An TAsy SPRING srAr TOR TuE DRIVER.
IL backs out Of gear, aud can be thrown in and on
gear vhrn m motion.
II has folding liar, and can be folded without dis
connecting the Pitman.
1t i.of LIGHT DRAFT, and has no rEncErrini.T
stuE DRAFT.
IL s moe simple and perfect In Ia construction
and hiss more strength with irhtncss combined, than
any other Mower.
II cannot upset.
defy contradiction % the above, and invite thu
scrutiny OF AL who In any way iutprCsiod In the
Farming interest 10 examine this NOv er feeling con
hdent OF their approval.
Shafts or FIJI. supp led with Machines for horse
WILLIAM VAN ANbEN,
AOO Nam Street.
O0t Poushkcepsie, ~. Y.
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|CLEIGHS, CARRIAGES, HORSES Harness
Drobes and sle.h b,s lvO sieieL aud lOJ carriages
selling oil cheap, ut Tue Kings Co., Carriage Factory
|Chce IL NevIAs 81. BROOKLYN. 81
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s)(lll A'ki0 flltNl GLASS LAND fOH
- wv emiPt uts OF ottors la Iennr.soe, ut al.tJ
per cash "A rient hatfa u; S,AIunty the. Adj
dies' LAM, loS SD sIl oilico, must be sOld lis
week.
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EOUND-ON THE 80, A LARGE BAY
l. horso, which the oW ner can ave hy proving
property and pay ing expenses. Apply SJl West sth
street US
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WANTED.

"A RT1FlClAL FLOwERs-wANTED Some
~. girls to learn; also some boys for pressins
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W. " IT Ai,nJ4.4. . NO4tNE..4 .... -
thc p'tcc 'o-norTcy u,tht fiiGAy ,tl 81 tho
2d.t 10
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INSTRUCTION.

AT 62 BOWERY - SOLDIERS, MER-
n chants, mechanics telchrrS pnpi' opttAuvts'
lug, althmetic, spelling. rranrar, &c. Co. Paine,
the well known teacher OF vritlnt u one VI ~ "'''
teachers in the sta,e"-NcWrot Mercury -
RANJO-BANJO-I GUARANTEE me
Imost unmusici person 10 pay any OF wy lopu,aI
minstrel melodies. Jies sc, IN Ouo cou's' o' zee "a"
20. }. X. BtCKLEYS 81 Kiugis. w
RANJO AND JIG DANCING, CLOG Bur
- lesl1e and lrish jig DANCING, !aufht ~ tTo re-
nownod JOHN BoGAS, 1871 Ia. llols ~ is ~ .s
" Per course. bAnjo for holiday P'S'so" "''aa qs
sT6 each. 'As
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l.u3tsAH. NOTICES.

CITY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT or
" Finance, Buieun 0i Tho cctyeT Of Isxes-Ney
Court house, Park nov. 4th, l7Gb, 10 Tax Payers
Notice IL hereby gwen that one per cent will La
Eddud on the let # December on all Taxes remaining
UNPAID alli'ional one per cent. viii DO al Ell on
the 18th OF said month Of lCcemher. On all TAxa.
remaining unpaid on the LIST OF January, interest," az
the rate Of vrVe per cent. per annuTn, calculated
from the DAY the bHkh received by the Receives
Of Taxes No money sill 10 received after O'clock
IN. ONE Loqn from . A. N to9P, NJ JONI
MURPHY. Receiver. ~
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EDWARDS WHITE SUGAR CURED
~ ~ nshineton HaIns' are nov ready for sale.
Name lrandcd In iull. Alro all Kinds e smoked
meats GEORGE W. EDWARD, ~ and ~
Christie 4, New York AOl
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.NXTANTED-A GOOD HORSESHOE, A
w lood turner md filter; none tut competent
|hand ne ID snly llquro for days at suffolk st4S
hoo HANDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
nOO first css., sl2 per week ,econd, ~; a'o
[tai,ter. on coats Apply at 800 and 3J5 Eighth st,
Foet Avs T. and u, IN the factory. S45
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IHOwsEs. CARRIAGES. &c

kCOACH IN GOOD ORDER FOR SALE
~ Apply cor south let aud "a Of, " illiAmsburgh.
IIAC1It 'BKtulN. 800
NOR sALE-A HORSE, SUITABLE FOR A
i truck or an e1y.o-s wagon Cun be uOeu al rs
SAnn,t' sIOC NELL d EMERSON.
EOR SALE-A POSY BUILT HORSE, 3
J. YEAR old NJ Tor car Of truck an gihinr APP
sy IN BlAcEsmiths shop % Waite H. near Canal. 20
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lrLNING OI A NEw OrEKA non -
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A NEAT COTTAGL HOUSE AND LOT For
sole ipth -, 81. CHI md 7th avenues, South
Btookl n; ust he sod the owner 10 going to tho
country. Inquire on tho premises of JOHN
IANEg "
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LEGAL.
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF The SECOND
Judicial District. Of the State cf California in
aad for the County Of Butte. Mary Jane Reed rs
John N. Reed Action hre1ght in the District
Court Of the Second Judicial District, and the
Complaint fled in the County of Butte il the o.
Gee Of TIE Clerk Of said District Coart
The People ef the Stale cf California. send
greeting to John ". Reed:
Yea are hereby required 70 sppesr in an ae-
ton brought against y0l hv he atszye named
Plaintiff in the nisiric. Court Of the second Judi
cial District Of the State Of California IN and for
the CoaaiF Of Butte. and tn answer the Complaint
fled therein "a copy OF wh.ch accompanies this
Samm0ns) within ten DAYS. (exclssive ef the 6av
Of serylce.l after the service o.. you q this sam
mons-if served within this county: or. If served
out Of this county bat in this Judicial District.
within twenty Gays. or ii served out oi said Dis
trici, then within forty iAys-or Judgment BY De
tanit will be taken against You. The said action s
brought to oetAin Judgment Of this Court against
you. Tor diS>olying the bonds OF mairiuoDy now
existing between you and the above named Plain
tif on account Of wilfsl deserton Of said Plaintiff
without leaving or contributing anything for the
support OF sa'd Plaintiff and the offspring Of saA
bonds O, matvimony for long space ef time to
wit: from 3Sd day Of March ls62 to the present
time. And she further prays. that she have the
care and custody and control Of their infant chill
/ Gren. William Reed. aud Joseph Reed, SHELLY sai
exclusively without the interference Of said Defen
dant, and II you fail to appear aud answer the said
Complaint as above required. the Plaintiff will APP
ply 20 the Court for decree of divorce and clst-
[ dy Of their children, Jane and William Reed ard
for said further relief ss the C>uEt may think jast
aud proper, aud costs Of Court
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Dis
tlict Court Of the Second Judicial District tbs II
day of April, ia the year of our Lord one thoa.
sand eight hundred and SiXty-iive.
n27 j. &. MOORE. CLERK.
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1nsOlVent Notice.

EN THE COUNTY COURT OF BUTTE COUN-
Tl. Of the State of California. In the matter
Of the Petition Of II. VI. Clemens, an Insolvent
Debtor.
Pursuant to an order Of the Hox. ". s. sArFoRn.
Judge of the said Comfy Court. notice is hereby
given to all the creditors Of the said lnsolyent 10
be and appear before the HoS. W-S. SAFFaxp
County Judge, aforesaid, in open Coart at the
Court Room of said Court, in the County
Of Bate. on the 18th day of August, 4. D. IsC5
OF 10 O'Clock A NJ. of that day, then and there to
show cause. if any they caa, why the prayer Of
said Insolvent should not be grantedand an assign
ment Of his Estate be made, and he be discharged
from his debts aud liabilities, in pursuance of the
Statute in such case made and provided and in
the mean time all proceedings against said lnsol-
vent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the Seal of said Court.
this lith day Of July, A. D. lSG5.
J. G.. MOORE CLERK
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insolvency Notice.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF BUTTE COUNTY.
Il Of the State OF California. In the matter Of
the petition of John Greenfield. an nsovent debtor
Pursuant to an order Of the Hon. ". :. Stafford
Judge of the said County Court, made this day.
notice is hereby given to all the creditors Of
said Insolvent, John Greenfield 10 be ard ap-
pear before the Hon. W 5. Safofd aforesaid
in open Court, at the Courtroom of said
Court, in the county Of Butte, on the first day Of
Aug, A. D. 1855, at 10 o'clock A. NJ of that day
then and there to show cause. if any they can, why
the prayer of said lnsoveHt should not be granted
and assignment Of bis estate be made, and he be
discharged from his debts and liabilities in pursG-
ance Of the Statute in such case made and provided
and in the meantime all proceedings against said
lnsoivent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of said
IL. 81 Court, this 9th day Of June, A. y. Is65
J. 6. MOORE. Clerk.
A. MATINEE. Jr.. Attorney for Petitioner.
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summons.

En- TIE JUSTICES COURT FORBESTowN j..
0ro Township. in and tor the County Of Butte.
The People oi the State Of California. send Cree
ting to T. J Darling. Nou are he ehy summoned
to appear before me at my Office in Furlestown
in the Township of Oru in the County OF Butte. on
the Twentyuinth day Of July, A. p. ls6s at l2
o'clock, NJ. 70 answer unto the complaint Of james
DoweN, fled against You June %. 4. q. lS65 for
the sum of One Hundred and Thirty dollars and
thirty nine cents (Sl30.39) which sum be alleges
that yon owe him on book account for board ladg-
ing &c, which will more fully appear on referring
to said complaint now on file in my office when
Judgment will be taken against yoH for the said
amount, together with costs and damages if you
fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said county.
Greeting: Make legal service and due return here
Of Given under my hand, this 10 day of Jaly. A.
D. 1865.
T. 5. OWEN, Justice Of the Peace
Of said Township.
And it is ordered by the court that the above
Summons be published for two consecutive weeks
in the Weekly Union iecord, and that l. z. Price.
Constable of Oro Township, deposite true copy
thereofin the Post Office at Folbestown. pre- paid.
address to the above defendant, at Taylorville,
Plumas county, California.
E.S. OWEN, Justice Of the Peace.
ForheStNwn. July TO-, \. d 1860. (no37-aw
U. 5. Revenue StamD-5Oc.
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A CARD.
TO FAMILIES IN THE COUNTRY

ENR. BOYNTON'S CHEST OF FAMILY NED
HFicines. is put up in san Francisco. and sold By
travelling agents through the States OF California
Nevada and Oregon The undersigned j. DOW can
vassng Butte county, taking orders for the above
Chest. after which ii will be delivered according To-
the orders taken.
This Chest was gotten up 'expressiy for families
or persons living in the country or away from thai
necessary aid required in the Numerous caualies OF
lie, and in common diseases; but we are pleased
to find that it is supported by people in the Towns
aid Villages. number Of persons prominent
citizens OF Oroville are Subscribing, Physicians
everywhere are pleased to speak well of II as des-
igned to meet the wants Of the families.
The central idea in preparing this Chest was
to enable heads Of families TO nurse practically.
leaving extreme cases 10 Physicians. For this
reason book OF l00 pages accompanies each chest.
describing more than 10 diseases, and the medi-
cnes and their use. For this reason none but com
mon medciens are selected, or such as are in coz
mon nse. - In simple there Is saitey.H
This Chest has been prepared, not TO make
demand but to meet a demand, for there has long
been a call for just such collection, 10 have in the
house when needed and If there IS wisdom in pro-
vidng in advance food and clothing. there Is also
wisdom in preparing TO meet those various disease
and accidents, which are sure TO come to Us all.
| shall call the people at their homes and
places of business and hope to receive their con
Standardization.
r NORRIS Agent
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Notice.
COUNTY TREssUEER's OFFICE. ;
Oroviile. July eth. lS6s.


Oroviiie, July eth. lS6S.
EpY VIRTUE OF AN ACT PASSED BY THE
~ Legislature, providing for the redemption Of
certain Indebtedness outstanding against the
county OF Butte. prior 10 passage Of said Act
hereby give notice that there Is now in the Re
6emption Fund. the sum Of 81 coo 90. one thousand
siX hundred dollars. aud sealed proposals directed
n me viii be received Tor the Surrender of County
Warrants issued prior to the lSt day Of May. A. u.
1864 and the same viii be received At my 6ffce M
TO and including the Sth day Of August 1855
No bids or sealed proposals for more than par val
ne viii he accepted, any bids unless accomnan.
led by the warrants 10 be surrendered The bids
being eqnal, preference shah be given 10 the small
lest amounts. Bids and amounts Of warrants be-
ing equal. taking in consideration the principal
and interest, each shall I've accepted pro rata. An
warrants not accepted will be returned on demand
to their respective owners.
H.B. HUNT.
County Treasurer Butte Comfy.
P. S.--Bids remaining in the Office not accepted
under the last call. will not be considered as bids
under the above oail. Parties can obtain the same
by calling at my Office. H.B. HUNT.
nS6 County Treasurer Batte County.
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A HERo1NE.-The Boston Traveller
says that miller's dog having broken
his chain, he ordered his maid to tie
him up She was attacked and bitten.
On hearing her cries, the miller and
his people ran to her assistance. "keeI
off," said she, "the dog is mad. an
already bitten and must chain him up
alone. Notwithstanding his biting
she did not let him go, but chained
him, and then retired to her chamber,
and with the noblest resignation pre-
pared herself to die. Hydrophobia
soon broke out, and she died in few
DAYS.
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ONE hundred hands who have beer
employed in coming pennies in the
Philadelphia mint have been discharg.
ed. Pennies are a drug, and thres
cent pieces are coming.
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The War Department has figures
showing that, including the estimated
number Of starved prisoners, the war
has cost the United States over $780,
900 lives.
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"a bachelor Of thirty years" writes
to the Country Gentleman for recipe
for bean soup. A lady correspondent
replies, Get wife that knows how to
make it,
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THE famous Belle Boyd has come to
grief in England. She has been turn
ed penniless out of her hotel, and the
landlord retained her language as secu-
rity for his bill. She has also parted
with all her jewelry, and is in state
of great destitution.
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The town of Gloucester, Mass, has
accepted legacy of $4,000, the in
come of which is to be appropriated
towards paying a temperance mission
ary for that town.
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Notice to Creditors.

A Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"A the estate of ". o. Middleton deceased. will
present the same to me at the Court House. in Orc
vile with the proper vouchers for payment. within
ten months from this date or be forever barred.
/. VAN ORDFN,
5w-n36 Administrator Of said Estate.
Oroville. July S, 1865.
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OFFICIAL reports recently published
show that the mortality is decreasing
in Paris, according as large sewers are
constructed aud wide streets run
through the narrow, over er-crowded quar-
tiers CT The old city.
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A New YoRK merchant lad friend
ly talk with lawyer upon the balcony
of a hotel where both were boarding,
and was soon sued for legal consulta-
ton fees. And he had to pay them.
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A BREWER in New York has given
100000 to found frst-class female
college, and promises more if it be
needful.
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A MILITARY novelty was seen near
Fort Lyon, recently, in night parade
of two divisions of the Ninth Corps,
each man carrying lighted candle in
the muzzle of his musket. The sight
was a curious and brilliant one.
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A JEALOUS wife in Lancaster, Penn
sylvania, poisoned herself, recently, be-
cause her husband spoke to another wo-
man on the street.
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To the Sick!
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Thirteenth Year i'm San Francisco.
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AND
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menf, in all cases.

Hehf, IN al eases.
For THE CURE OF
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Consumption (ncipient), Pleurisy Fever and
A que. all other Fevers. Dropsy Erysipelas Colds,
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Of Mercury and all other Mineral Poisons. etc.
The methods adopted by DR.. Bourne are the most
pleasant, safest quickest and reliable ever devised.
Save your time, Comfort and Money by employing
Dr. Bourne.
Consultations Free. by mail, express, or person
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tions, references certificates Of etc, which
are not bogus, but given by well known and re-
sponsible individuals.
No. 10 Masonic Temple.
Corner of Montgomery and Post streets.
San Francisco.
sg Entrance on Post street, adjoining the
Grand Portal. 3m-n26
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TWENTY thousand forced laborers
are employed en- the Russian railway
between the Black and Caspian Seas.
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United States Internal
REVENUE NOTICE.

nERSONS WHO HAVE RECEIVED NOTICE
Il who refuse or neglect to present to the Assis
tant Assessor of the Ninth Division Butte County
of Fourth Assessment District of California
statement of their income for the year 1864, &C
cording TO an Act TO provide Internal Revenue to
support the Government to pay interest on the
public debt. and for other purposes approved June
so. 1854. as amended by lhe Act Of March Sd,
1856 by the Goth day of July 1865, will be assess
ed under the Fourteenth section Of said Act and
every person. firm corporation. liable to make
monthly returns. are hereby notified, that they are
required TO deliver at this office, on or before the
10th of each month. the returns for the month
next preceding-at the expiration of said time
their returns will be estimated, and the penalty Of
so per centum added TO the amount.
f. DUNHAM
Assistant Assessor. Ninth Division,
Fourth Assessment District. California.
Oroyille, July 22d, 1855. nSSu
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GEN. o. S. TERRY has returned
home and resumed the practice of law
in Norwalk, Connecticut.
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For Sale.

A WHEELER AND WILSON MACHINE,
"A cabi net and silver plated, with all the i'm
proyemenrs; braider, hemmer, etc. Price, $40
Enqulre at the, residence OF Mrs J. N. Brock.
Oroville n32u
Orovi.lle June 10. 1855.
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FIFTY-NINE steamers Of over 1000
tuns burden each have been built at
New York since the war commenced.
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United States Internal
REVENUE.

"HE NINTH DIVISION FOURTH COLLEC-
Il tion District. comprising Butte County. No
tice is hereby given that the lists of valuations
and enumerations of property, srbject to Income
Tax under the Act to provide Internal Revenue
TO support the Government and to pay the interest
on the Public Debt approved June S0th. 1854
and the Amendatory Act approved March Sd, 1865
made and taken by Z. DGnham, Assistant Assess
or of said Division 4th Collection District. will
main open for the examination of all persons in
terested for the space Of ten days from the date
hereof at the Office of Assistant Assessor, Second
door from Post Office, Oroville between the hours
of A. NJ, and P. NJ, and Immediately after the
expiration Of the said ten days | viii receive
and determine all appeals relative to erroneous or
excessive valuations enumerationS made and ia
ken by the said Assistant Assessor
All appeals to the Assessor as aforesaid, must be
made in writing and specify the particular cause.
matter or thing. respecting which The decision is
requested and state the ground or principle of in
equality or error complained Of.
JOHN NJ. AVERY, Assessor.
mss Fourth Assessment District, California.
Dated at Sacramento, Jaly 22d, 1855.