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U. S. Internal Revenue

" Z.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ Annual List Of Income Taxes, under the Ex
else Laws Of the United States. as assessed by E.
Dunham. in the County of Butte has been return
ed to this office for collection and that the taxes
thereon have become due and payable. The Dep
uty Collector viii be at his Office, Bird Street Orc
Vile. and i now ready IN receive and receipt for
taxes and dntieS and all persons who shall neglect
to pay the taxes aforesaid assessed upon them
to the said Deputy Collector. within thirty days
from this date. shall be liable to pay ten per cent
additional thereon. and the amount 50 due shall be
lien IN favor OF the Uni ed States from the time
Il was assessed until paid with the interest penal
ile> and costs that may accrue upon all property
and the rights 70 property belonging to Snch person
or persons GEO. W. PRINTY.
Deputy Collector Internal Revenue
9TH Division. 4th District.
Nov. l2th. 1854. California.
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Summons.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT. 0PHIR TOWN
ship. IN and for the County ef Butte. The peo-
Pie oi the State Of California, 10 John Nerzau
greeting; l0n are hereby summoned ~ snuear
before me, At my Office. in the town Of Or6vilie
ophir Township. in the C0aniy of Bate. on III,
18th day at March. \. D. 1855 at O'Clock A. NJ
20 answer unto the complaint OF g. MARKS 4 Co.
who sue 10 recover the sum Of two hundred and
five dollars and thiriy-fve cents balance due on
principal. together with interest due thereon ai
the rate OF two and one hall per cent per month
aledSed 10 be due on promisS0ry note dated
"oTovlile. October lSt. l>62, and payahle three
months after date, and hy special written contract
made al the time Of the execution and delivery e
note should be paid in Gold Com Of the United
states Of America. said note n commence ~ bear
interest at the expiration Of three months from
It's date. all of which appears by reference l---
ing had to the complaint on file in my of'ite When
Judgment will he taken against Won for the said
amount together with costs and damages II vau
idil to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County
Greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof.
Given under my hand, this l7ih day Of necem-
Der, AID, lS64. SILAS W. ". cot GHEN.
Justice of the Peace of said Township
ttederal Stamp 80 ceniS.l
IL i ordered by the Court that the above sum
mons be published in the WEEKLY UN1oN Rscnkn.
for period Of three months and that j. II sian.
mons, Constable of ophir Township, deposit a
true copy thereof in the Post Ofict at Oroyille
California, postage pre- paid addressed L. the
above defendant, ~ Starr Cry, State 1T Nevada
SILAS ". W. COTGHEY.
Justice of the Peace Of said Township.
December l7th, lS64. 3m-n1
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Superior Copper Mining Co..

NOTICE!-A MEETING OF THE STOCK
~ holders of the Superior Copper Mining Com
pany will he held on the 18th day of January,
1865. at O'Clock P. NJ, at the Office Of the Com
pany in Chico, Butte County, California. for the
purpose of elecfing three Trustees to manage the
affairs of the Company. BY order of the Board of
Trustees. r. H. ALLEN, Secretary.
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Coal and Kerosene OILS

Burning Fluid, Meats Foot Oil. Lard Oil and
Camphene. Knowing the difficulty in procuring a
good article, so necessary for brilliant light we
have taken extra pains to import them Of the best
quality. and can supply customers with a superior
article. L. II. MCDONALD 4 Co.
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BreMers' Stock.

Fresh Hops. Irish Moss. Burgundy Pitch. Keg
Corks. Everything in this line of the best quality
For sale upon reasonable terms.
n. .B.-Ten bales of Hops just received by ex-
press. r. Il. MCDONALD 4 Co
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Trusses, Supporters.

Gum Stockings. Abdominal Supporters Shoul-
der Braces. Suspensory Bandages, Silk Elastic
Bandages, for Ladies. A very large assortment Of
articles in this line. For sale by
r. H. MCDONALD L Co.
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H0STETTER, SMITH & DEAN,
Agents for the Pacific Coast. 40l and 40S Battery
street. corner of Clay San francisco.
For sale by all Druggists. Price 81 per bottles
SIX tor 81. Packed and sent by Express. Sm-n9
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Electric Medicines,

We are constantly receiving, by express, supplies
from the manufactures. For sale by
+. H. MCDONALD ( Co.
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United States Hotel,
MARYSEIILE.

TNIllS OLD ESTABLISHED HOTEL Is NOW
in charge of its original proprietor, and will
he kept as a 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.
ly-45 W. {. STOKES, Proprietor.
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Dental and Drug Importing House
II. II. MCDONALD ~ co.
Sacramento,
AND
X. II. MCDONALD * CO..

WYE RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE AT
w tention of the Dental Profession to our
large and complete assortment of Dental Goods
DENTAL s. SURG I4L INSTR UME NTS.
TEETH, GOLD FOIL.
Forceps, of all Kinds. Dental Chairs.
Hand and Foot Lathes, Files, Brush, Cotton and
Corrundum Wheels. PlugCers Scaers, Rosewood
Dental Cases, Vulcantine Material, Dental Books.
We keep constantly on hand supply of all the
most approved Standard Works on Dentistry.
Our efforts will be to keep large and well selected
stock of all Dental Material so that the Dental
Profession may confidently rely on having their
orders filled in the best possible manner.
Il. H. MCDONALD 4 Co.,
Sacramento--lS9 J Street
san Francisco-Corner Pine and Slnsome Streets
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4 savers Material.

Crucibles, Retorts Acids, and general assort-
ment of articles in that line. For sale by
Il. II. MCDONALD & Co.
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Patent Medicines.

We are agents for nearly all valua le articles in
use, and our stock is unusually large For sale by
Il. II. MCDONALD x Co..
Sacramento.
r. II MCDONALD & Co.,
san Francisco.
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a PARTY Of circus managers are
about leasing the old National Theatre
estate, in Boston, with the intention of
erecting vast ampitheatre, in which
to give tirst-elaSS circus entertainments.
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We are constantly receiving articles in this line
direct from foreign and American manufactures
For sale by Il. H. MCDONALD & Co.
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For Sale.

THE WELL KNOWN AND VALUABLE
n Ranch situated in Con Cow Valley, Butte Co
California. known as the Old Thompson x Mullen
Ranch. The undersigned viii sell, subject to Mort
gage, and on reasonable terms. The Ranch is well
improved and well watered all Summer: good
house, good barn, and beautifully situated on a
public road. Good climate, Winter and Summer:
splendid Summer Resort for the unhealthy people
OF the Valley. and with a good orchard a good
of 80 tons Of hay per season. with all the small
grain and vegetables necessary, and Of a superior
quality. For further particulars, enquire at this
Once or at the Ranch. WM. II. MULLEN.
Con Cow Valley Nov. 18th, ls6i. 3m-54
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Paints, Varnishes. oils,

Brushes, Feather busters, Zine White. Fire
Proof Paint, I.inseed Oil. Boiled and Raw. For
sale by II. H. MCDONALD & Co.
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THERE is a school district in the
western part Of York County, Maine,
consisting of forty families, Of whom
three are too poor to taxed at all, and
thirty there of the remainder are taxed
only poll apiece, and that has to be
abated each year.
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Notice..

EOUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE. DECEN-
- Der 10Th lsGl. BY virtue OF an at passed by
the legislature, providing for the redemption n
certain Indebtedness outstanding against the conn
~ of Bgtte prior 10 the passage of said act an or
der haTing been made by the Board Of Supery isors
in conformity with said act. hereby give notice
that sealed proposals directed To me up to, and in
cuding the 20 day Of December 1864 will be reeeiv
ed for the surrender Of county warrants issued pr0
To the first day of May ls6i. The amount oi moaey
set apart in Redemption fund i ten Thousand dol
lars tsl0 ,o90l-seyen hundred Of which j. in Legal
tender notes which viii be paid pro rata No bids
or sealed proposals for than par value will De-
accepted, nor any bid gnle-s accompanied by the
warrant 70 be surrendered. The bids being equat
preference shall be given to the smallest amount.
Bids and amounts Of warrants being equal, taking
in consideration :he principal aud interest, each
shall be accepted pro rata. All warrants not
cepted will he returned On demand. 10 their res
peCtlye owners. II. B.HTNT.
County Treasurer Of Butte County.
P. S.-Bid, remaininsin the Office not arcepicd
under the last call will not be considered a. bids
under the above call. Parties can obtain the -ame
by calling at ny Office. H. +. HUNT
County Treasurer, Butte county.
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Tartaric Acid.

5000 lbs Tart Acid, pure, in tin cases: 1000 lbs
Sorp Carb Soda, 500 lbs Cream Tarter, pure.
For sale by r. H. MCDONALD 4 Co.
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"Constitution Water" :"
rsNHE ONLY REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF
4 the
BLADDER.
KIDNEYS.
GRAVEL

DR0PSICAL SWELLINGS.
DNITAL DEBILITY, ETC.
Irritation of the Neck of the Bladder inflammation
of the Kidneys, and Catarrh of the Bladder Stran-
quarry and Burning, or Painful Urinating Calculus
Gravel, Brick Dust Deposits, and Mucous or Milky
Discharges after Urinating. For these diseases it
is truly sovereign remedy. and too much cannot
be said in in It's praise. \ single dose has been
known 10 relieve the most urgent symptoms. Try
it. 3m-n9
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Sugar Coated Pills,
Perfunlely,

OF nearly all the concentrated medicines. put mp
in bottles. For sale by r. H. MCDONALD & Co.
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FOR MEDICAL & FAMILY PURPOSES

SO l-OND USED IN THE ARMY HOSPITALS
- and Inirmaries. and so favorabiv Known
throughout the Atlantic States, is now offered for
sale in this market. The following testimonials
from physicians af the highest distinction have
been received. which are but very .ew Of ike char
acfer which have come n Us unsolicited
NEw loRE, May l, ls6l.-Mr. Wm. 7. Cutter
Jr, Louisville. hy-pear Sir: The great difficulty
IN procuring brandy Sufficiently pure for medicinal
purposes has induced many Of the physicians of
this vicinity 10 adopt Bourbon Whisky as salsii-
tute, both in the hospital and private practice
and since the latter has come into such general use
we have reason To believe that q grea: deal now
sold is of very inferior quality.
Presuminc that your residence in the vicinity of
the manufacturing Of Whisky il Kentucky as well
As your skin as chemist, viii enable You to select
a reliable article, and having full confidence in
your integrity, We are led TO inquire whether You
will not aid Us in having this market supplied
through 81 agency, with the best quality Of
PURE OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
For the use of the sick
We are, very respectfully, sir, yours truly,
Valentine Mott. VI. D., Willard Parker. NJ. D.. 10.
c. Hutchinson, NJ. D.. Austin Flint, NJ D.. c L.
Mitchell, N. D. Frank II. Hamilton NJ. D.. Dewitt
e Enos. NJ. D., r. Ogden DoFemus NJ. D.. Profes-
sor OF Chemistry, E. y. Chapman, NJ D.. James R.
Wood. NJ. D., ". Z. P. Baylis, Pharmaceutisi
Brooklyn. n. Y. The above Is for sale by
". 7. CUTTER.
III California Street, San Francisco
R. H. MCDONALD 4 Co,
Wholesale Druggists san Francisco
4 e MCDONALD & Co.
S-lm wholesale Druggists Sacramento
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One Of the conductors of the New
York Central road was robbed in Bos-
non recently, Of gold watch and chain,
valued at seven hundred dollars. The
chain was nearly seven feet long.
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MALES AND EEMALES.

Are you troubled with that distressing pain in the
small Of the back and through your hips Coz.
STIrUTIoN WATER will relieve YOU like magic
DIR. W. II. GREGG Proprietor.
MORGAN x ALLEN.
General Agents, New York.
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NAUKAMENTU.
R. E. MCDONALD.
- c. SPENCER.
II. III. MCDONALD co

II. III. MCDONALD CO..
CORNER SANSOME IND PINE SITS.
San Francisco.
TIME INCREASING BUSINESS OF OUR ES-
Il Enlistment. together with the wants Of the
trade. have made il Necessary 10 establish House
in the city Of San Francisco Our facilities for
purchasing, shipping, etc, which now have.
We feel confident that We can supply the trade at
much lower rates than heretofore. We invite at
tention 10 large and carefully selected stock of
Superior Drugs and Medicines,
Chemicals. OF al Kinds.
Solid and Fluid E-trGcfs.
T,Hssss and Shoulder Braess,
CGmphsns, Burning Fluid,
Electric Preparations.
Lard and Sperm Otis
Alcohol, IN Tin,
Fancy Goods.
Druggists Glass Hare.
RetOrts and CSucibes,
Kerosene God Coal OILS.
Soda UIater Material,
-4ssauers' Materials,
abdominal Ti1sse,
Patent Medicines Shakers Herbs Prints, s. Oils.
Together with a ompete assortment of all articles
in the Drug line. We do not intend 10 be under
sold by any house in California. Orders respect
fully solicited and goods forwarded to all parts of
the Pacific coast and country
r. H. MCDONALD & Co.
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Miss TICKER says it's with old
bachelors as with old wood it is hard
TO get them started, but when they do
sake flame they burn pro,iisiorsly.
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Notice to Creditors.

4 LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n the Estate OF William Poll, deceased. Will
present the sane 70 ne at the Court House IN
Oroville. with the proper vouchers for payment.
within ten months from this date, or u forever
barred. l.. VAN ORDEN,
Administrator Of said Estate
0roville, December 3lst, lssi. 4w.n9
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Economy is Wealth.

ygNHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO CALL
z the attention Of those who require motive
Power TOR such purposes the saving Of Wood
Scroll Work. Wood or Brass Turning Sausage
Meat Choppers, or any other business requiring
light motive power. 10 his
Patent Self Regulating
HORSE Power CHINESE
These machines are so constructed that they
can be set up hy any one, and require but little at
tention. Their first cost is very light and they are
not likely to get out Of repair. For further par
ticulars. enquire of E. o. HUNT.
No. . Second Street, San Francisco.
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DR.. ROsenbaum'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS

"AvE YOU HEARTBURN OR DYSPEPSIA: {:
Il Il Cure it by the of
ROsenbaum's Bitters.
Are you suffering from Dysentery or Diarrhoea
ROsenbaum,s Bitters!
And be relieved. Did you get tight last night and
feel bad in consequence! Drink a few glasses of
ROsenbaum's Bitters!
And It viii set You up at once. Are you troubled
with Vertigo or Nausea You can be quickly re-
leved hy the use Of
ROsenbaum's Bitters.
Are Won martyr to bilious diseases, or fever and
ague You can soon he restored to health by the
steady Use OF
ROsenbaum'S Bitters,
The unequalled efficacy Of these Bitters for the
cure Of all diseases Of the stomach and Bowels
and their wide spread reputation, having induced
some unprincipled persons counterfeit them. the
proprietors have determined to prevent this in fu-
ture, by putting them up in new style. After
this they will be packed in square bottles, having
ROSENBAUM'S BITTERS.
n. B. JACOBS & CO.,
San Francisco,
blown into The glass. Furthermore. each cork will
be branded, y. b Jacobs s Co.. and each label will
bear orr signature. For sale by all Druggists and
Liquor Dealers, or by
433 Front Street, San Francisco.
San Francisco, Aug. 20; 1864. 6m-i3
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MEDICAL.
"COnStitution Water"
The oHly remedy for diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS.
GRAVEL,
Dropsieal Sweillngs. Genital Debility, Etc.
Water -


I'VE ASTONISHING SUCCESS WHICH HAS
IL attended this invaluable medicine renders il
'he most valuable one ever discovered. Ne IAN
sNAse san convey s. adequate idsa Of the inmeii.
ate and almost miraculous change which ii occas-
ions IN the deoihtsiei and shattered system. In
,act, II stands unriySlled aS remedy for the per
msnent cure Of the maladies shove mentioned and
also
Diabetes.
Inspoteaey.
Loss Of Aascxl,r Eaersv.
Physical Prostrat,oH,
Indigestion.
SemiHai U-eaE,aess
Gleef, FloHr. Alhus.
And in every disease ary wsy connected with the
disorders decay of the PRocsgArlvK Frscrre<s
Persons about TO marry, if conscious Of any weak
ness, should take the
NSTITU TIoN ATER!
Whether broken down BY excess. weak bv nature.
or impaired by sickness, the unstrung and relaxed
organization IS at once rehracei revived and bait
up Well may this celebrated medicine he call.
ed the
MEDICAL WONDER.
The stopping, trembling victim Of depression
and debility becomes a man; he stands erect
he moves with firm step; his mind. which WAS
previously sunk in gloom of almost idiotic apathy
becomes bright and active; and he goes forth re
generated, conscious of new yicor The medicine
reaches the CONSTITUTION itself and restores ii TO
It's normal condition.
Irritation Of the Week Of the Bladder,
infianation of the hidneys,
lind Cafarrh of the Bladder,
StTdnsuaTy and Burning.
Or Painful UrinGting
Calculus,
Grarol.
Brick Dust Deposit
lind Aiucus or Milky Discharges after urinafing
For these diseases il is truly sovereign remedy
and too much cannot be said in its praise. sin
gle dose has been known to relieve the most urgent
symptoms. TRY IT in these cases and YOU will
ever give your praise 10
L n STIT TION w ATER
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CALIFORNIA
G. y N P 0 w D E r !!
NANUFACTURED AT THE
SINT,4 CRUZ POU-DER mills
For Sale by
I'm ne A. T. BOYD.
Union Infirmmary.
Longs Bar Road. One and a half mile from
OroviIle.

nR. II. YOUNG. PRINCIPAL. THIS IN
~ iirmary i in saluhrious location. and es,ah-
lishod high and dry fer the reception of patients
deSiroaS Of a temporary home for the recovery Of
health and viii he conducted under the immediate
care Of pR. YoUNG It WIFE. No exceptioaahle
cases need apply. Terms moderate and invaria-
bly, in advance. n5S-;; DR.. II. YOUNG
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MEDICAL.
HOWARD
PRIVATE MEDICAL
IN THU

No. So Sacramento, Street, San Francisco.
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CORNER SANSOME IND PINE SITS
San Francisco.
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And in every disease sry way connected with the
disorders ar decay of the PRoCRgArlvE Frscrrexs
Persons about to marry. if conscious of any weak
ness. should take the
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L STITU TIoN w ATER

Whether broken down by excess. weak by mature.
or impaired by sickness, the uHstrung and relaxed
organization is at once rehraced revived and balt
up Well may this celebrated medicine he call.
ed the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-20
In,ereerence with a civil omcer

Editor Union Your paper Of the 18th
inst, contains sn article copied from the
Murfreesboro Monitor, in relation to inter
ference with civil officer, to which l wish
70 make brief reply.
lst. The negro guards at the depot had
nothing 10 DO, in the premises, in the whole
matter Of Interference with Deputy Sheriff
johnson. Officer Bailey, Of the Merchants
Detective Police. or one Of his subordinates
on duty ct the dept, ordered The guards, also
on daty there, 10 10 precisely 'ohat hey did DO,
and lOthiHg more.
"a The guards did not tell the Agent Of
the Bureau that "thsre were soma men whom
this man had lied, aud that they he'd re-
leased" but simply stated that they were
sciing under orders from police officer.
Sd The Agentof the Bureau did not tell him
that che had no right 10 tie the prisoners, {"
and Sheriff johnson knows very wei tina
be 'old him no such thing. He learned by
what authority the pris lners we're he'd,
sent for the officer who hHd taken them
from the sheriff and put them under guard
ordered them turned over 20 the sheriff
promptly; and, also, ordered that the let
ters the sheriff had on them be returned 10
him. He did not order him 70 put the letters
on again, nor 10 leave them of. Il vas
none Of his busin IS, and he knew il very
well.
Deputy Sheriff johnson knew that he
was al toe Office Of the FreCdmsns Bureau
but few minut shat the pr soner. were
released and returned 20 him almost imme-
diately, aud thai he was tire tied with the
courtesy due his office during the brief trans
sction. He also knows that two Of the pris-
oners were quite small boys-that all Of
them a. Ae stated, were arrested or tfivisl
offences, and that OF las 0icH rcc0mmeHda-
fioa the Aren't Of the bureau here wrote a
few lines and sent them by him 10 the
Agent at Murfseesb0ro', suggesting that pos
sibly he might punish the two small boys,
snd bind them out in the country vh8fe
they would not be 20 liable 10 get into bad
company. These are the facts, and II Dep
uiy Sheriff johnson is an honorable man be
viii inform the editor Of the Monitor
that he has misrepresented the Agent Of the
Bureau here. JoHE LAUREsCE.
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A singular Crremnnr.

A Masonic ass citation in New York, cal
led the Lodge Of Perfection, performed a
singular ceremony last weck-a sort Of ini-
tation Of Christian baptism. 1t is described
As follows;
The members having entered ia proves
sion, were followed By q party with six
/ children, some borne GA cushions aud others
led by sponsors and parents man follow
ing behind with the sacred triangle OF
burning candles. This company made
three circuits, escorted BY The lodge, she
Masons chsnting praises. Then advancing
10 the east, they stood before the Grand Mas
ter. PRAYER was read and hymn was
sung. The orator then addressed the spon-
sors and children. admonishing them 10 be
true 20 themselves, their neighbor, their
country ard their God. Another prayer
was then repeated. A font of perfumed wa
ter stood before the Grand Master. Taking
each ehild's hand, he immersed il in the
water, repeating its name and the words, Il
wash thee with pure wster. May God give
thee and maintain thee IN that innocence
and purity Of heart Of which this clssosing
is a symbol" lie then marked en- the fore
head Of each child q triseg with nsccra-
ted OF, aud pronounced the invocation OF
blessing. A hymn vas then sung The
hrethrcu Enelt aud uttered q solemn vow 70
watch and protect these children through
life Each pastook 81 salt in confirmation
Of the pledge. A locket was presented 10
each Of the children and q ring q The bovs.
also the triangle sud sn apron. A beuedic-
ton completed the rite.
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virginia Elections.

The New York Tribune Of the lsth inst.
says;
The election returns thus far received
from Virginia indicate the election Of tn,
following members OF Congress:
First District-- Curtis.
Second District-L. H. Chandler.
Thud Distriet-B. II. Barbour.
Fourth District-Eobert RidgWay.
Filth District-Charles /. M0sby.
Sixth DistTict-A. III. III. Stuart.
Seventh pisirict-Rohsrt Conrad.
Eighth Disirict-D. III. Hore.
The members elect OF the first, second,
third, fourth, ffh and eighth districts,
claim that they are able to take the pre-
scribed ostA Stuart declared during the
canvass that be would "despise himself Il
he could take the oath C5nrsd also
acknowledges his inability 90 take the oath.
The vote on the amendment 20 the Con-
stitution Of Virginia. rsmoving the disqual-
ihcation Of certain parties from holding
Office in that ettae, was almost unanimous
m favor Of the amendment By its adop-
ton the following section Of the Constitu-
ton Il Virginia las adopted 81 Alsxandt ia
is repealed.
"No person shall vote or hold Office under
this Constitution who has held Office under
the so-called Confederate Government, o.
under any Tebellous State Government, or
who hes been q member Of the so-called
Confederate Congress, or member Of any
State Legislature iu rebellion against the
Suthoti,y Of the United States, excepting
therefrom county officers
In Richmond only thirty votes were cast
against the amendment.