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THE MEXICAN SERvICE-The N. Y.
7r'6une's Washington special says:
/" Many Union officers, distinguished for
service and gaIlantry, whose terms have
expired, have yielded to fatteripg over
lures made by responsible parties, and &C.
copied commands in the National Army
of Mexico. The service is immensely
popular thus far. The selections made in
dictate that those of tried ability and valor
are especially sought after"
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Government shall hear of this. | shall
report your conduct to my Government
sir"
"Ah! pray who are you, sir said the
General.
:" Consul to Her British Majesty, SIR"
ooh ! indeed !" responded the Gener-
al. 81 hope you will report me to your
Government. You will please say to
your Government, for me, tha, l have
been fighting the English Government all
the way from the Ohio river to Vlcksburg
and thence TO this point. At every step
have encountered British arms and Brit
ish goods Of every description, at every
step, sir. / have me. them. sir, in all
shapes and now, sir, find you claiming
all the cotton. l intend to call upon my
Government to order NE 10 Nassau al,
once {,
What do you propose to do there
asked the Consul, somewhat taken aback
Il would" replied the General, "take
with me quantity Of picks and shoves,
and throw that cursed sand hill into the
sea, Sir. You may tell your Government.
that, sir. would shovel it into the sea,
sir, and then | would pay for it, if nece.-
sary. Good day, sir"
1t is needless 70 add that General
Sherman was rot agaA troubled with The
otficous representative Of Her Majes.y's
Government.
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ID. j. EASTOr. Nj. ID.
BEER T. KERN,

York Street, Nanitowoc,
nEALEES in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crocke
~ ~, Fancy Goods, Glass Ware, Boots and
Shoes, Ready Ma de Clothing, Paper Hangings,
Hats and Caps, Toys, Children's Cabs, Live
Geese Feathers, Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps, &c, &c. A share Of public patronage
is solicited
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@ Cardinal Wiseman's dying words
were: Well here | am at last, like a
child from school, going home for the
holidays"
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County Sup't of Sch ools.

E The report that Andy Johnson
passed through Bourbon county, Ken
lucky, on his way 10 Washington, is de-
MED bu! it is admitted tina. great deal
of bourbon county passed through him.
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GEO. n. WORDlN.

attorney and Counsellor at Lo,c,
Justice of the Peace, and Nosry Public. Par
ticular attention given 10 col Getting, &c. Of
fee on York Street, Manitowoc, Wis. nl-tf
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HAMILTON s. TREAT,

attorneys and Counseliors at Laar>
Office on York Street, Manitowoc, Mar: 100
County Wis. Collections promptly att H. d
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Il A n l It O w OC:
The fall in Gold.

ine mos: important: itquify in connec
tea with the rapid decline in the price Of
gold during the past few days, is, to what
extent Tie present holders Of merchandise
md other property are IN debt Men who
are either GU. Of de6t, or have deposits III
baLI equal 10 tue amount Of their obhga-
sions, have nothing to fear, even if the
worst comes to the worst. Few goods
eau be sod in a declining market; aid
it is for the interest OF holder. OF stocks
for "1lcn tley do 10. owe, that things
shoaid touch bottom as speedily "a pnssi-
I.e. Even if prices should suddenly run
down 20 specie basis, of which tLere is
10 likelihood, nor, humanity speaking, any
possibility, the holders Of paid-ior mer-
chandlse would be better off than by a
continuance Of the imitation. They could
then conduct their business wiki some
Fvascascle calculation Of results; and it
Would take 10 larger proportion Of " bat
;b4y would receive for their goods to re-
place thcm than it would now. But II
COLL continues TO fall, woe to the debts
o. Either lie inpossitiiity Of selling
GEL. IN t...!ug market viii prevent
them from meeting their engagements at
maturity, hen they Of course fail or il
tte.r property !. Iu excess of their inIebt-
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D E N T | S 7
&. EsHELENG,
Professor Of Music, &c.

Re siderce on Eighth street-opposite Cour.
House Square. VIII give lessons in Vocal and
1nstrum entail Music in the villages Of Mantle
voc and wo Rivers.
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j. :. GIBSON.

PHOTOGRAPHIC 1RTIST,
Hanitoaooc, Wisconsin.
E'EOt0gEH pI2s, ansiJrotJpeS. SC,
Executed in the finest style Of the Art A gen.
eral assortment of Photographic Albums, Cases,
ind Frames is kept on hand and will be sold at
low figures.
CORPSES ard INFALIDS TAKEN at their
residence il required also Views OF Landscapes
and Dwellings taken at reasonable rates. Hav-
ing had fifteen year, experience in the Fine
Arts, We shall undertake TO DO as good work as
is done il any OF tie Eastern cities
Office Oh York street, opposite Piatt Villas
Store
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uo>Eslr.-Ihe other day la5orer in
TIE Treasury Department. named ]. A.
Rives, whilst cleaning ont one Of the
rooms in The building. picked up pack
age containing one hundred and seventy
thousand dollars. With honesty as rare
a. commendable, he relurned it to Secre-
,ary McCuIioch, by whom be was hand
sa@,ly lsvaraso,
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TERMS ::

10 Village Subscribers, when left by the Car
rier, So 90 per annum
To Nail and Office Subscribers, $2,OO-;nua>
riubly IN advance.
eX- Advertising at the usual rates.
JOB IpRlIgTuyYE.
Having large and varied assortment of job
Type, and Two PRESSES, the Proprietor is pre-
pared to execute all kinds Of jon PRINTING on
short notice and at fair prices.
EB All kinds of Farmers Produce taken at
this Office in payment for work or papers.
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q. TesEsEESGT s. CO.,

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, rockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
ard Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Gla-s, Nails
etc. Produce Of all kinds wanted, MD
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Es An elevated man-our Vice
President &c the 4.h-Bo.ton Peat.
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. - American who respects the
honor Of bis country can read Of ,Ae
shameful dTunkeEuess of Vice President
J hnson when about 10 take The oath Of
Office, and tie proceedings III connection
herewith, wi,hou. feeling himself dishon>
orei ty such degradation IN the second
officer Of tho republic. As witnesses 10
his shameful condition on such an occa-
SION, there were al, the departments fthe
government, the president, the Supreme
court, the cabinet, congress, while to
crown the deep disgrace, the representa-
t'9es Of foreign governments, ministers,
elvogs and secretaries, looked CD 10 blank
R4toulshmont st Cincinnati, when Mr.
John-on was passing Though on his way
10 :ahIugton, he was calle3 out for Il
speech Ia. waa so intoxicated tha; he was
unable To respond. liz seems literally to
b ave continued in that state until the time
80 was Installed in his present Office. i,
ia Lot al uufrequent occurrence in exci.-
ing political canyasses TO see the speakers
iaJor'hg under tie influence Of liquor, but
none Of car pubic men Li,herto have bad
90 lite self respect or 50 little regard for
the honor Of high lositions they were
chosen to iI, as to appear in the discharge
Of their duties on occasions OF unusual IN
'e:es', Importance, and solemnity. in q
s.ase e usu4.in drunkenness.
l. .tslrauge, considering the debauch-
cry an drunkenness prevailing among
a5ei.iou Legislators; the corruption Of
ayy...yn arpointees; tie maevoIeuce
they exhibit agains: political opponents,
aud tie ciamor with which they vaunt
then patriotism, philanthropy and pie,y,
,ha. democrats should frequently coutras,
their professions with their practices
Nv have more profusely mixed protesta-
lions q morality and piety with assertions
& political principles than Andrew John
son.
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CiSAS. "A, EE1J'TEss

Justice of the Peace, Notary Public Genera
Conveyancer. and Agent for the Milwaukee
Mutual Insurance Company. VIII attend to
the Court House.
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Confectionery, Fruit, Toys, & c

rHRIS. K ABKE wishes to inform the pu BIZ
~ that he has recently pure hased the interes
Of +. II. RAND, and is now carrying on busi
ness on his own responsibility. He invites all
in want of
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Sherif'S S Sale.

Spy VIRTUE OF WHIT OF EXECUTION
, issued ont a the District Court OF the Sec
onG judicial District. ia aad tor Batte County and
State 81 California. under the seal Thereof 10 me
directed and delivered, commanding me IN make
The sum OF TX bundled sud seventy and 81 100
GullafS with interest, AZ the rate Of two per cent
per month, from April sth l>si2, until paid; less
The sum OF three hRadged thiry-two and ss.l0O
dollars, amount OF Judgment assigned 10 4. n.
GoGid, Feb sth, l>6j Also. for nineteen aud S0-lOO
dollars. costs Of sUlt. aua all accruing costs
wherein +. II. Gould Is plaintiff and John : Morris
Is defendant. / have levied upon, and will expose
NJ puhic sale, 10 TIE highest bidder Tor cash At
tie Cont House door Ia SAID county,
on MONDAY, THE lIth DAY OF SEPT. AID.
lSt5. al two clock P VI Of said day. all the right
tli.e and interest ui the defendant to the follow
Tag teal ErapeIty, to-~it: All that certain piece
or parcel OF iaud. lying west or a little south Of
west, OF the village oi Myandutte in wvan,lotte
Township. Butte County, State Of California, be-
Ing The same known as The j ;. Morris residence
containing iofty acres OF land more or less TO.
gethei with al aud singular, the tenelnents and
heredltdInents thereanto belonging or in any wise
appertainiHg. T. W.DAY
Sheriff Of Butte COantv.
BY 3. F. JoNES. Under Sheriff
OruVlle, Aug. l9, ls5J. 4w-n42
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Sherifs Sale.

E9Y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
? issued nut o. the District Court ot the Tenth
Judicial District. in and for the county Of Colusa
and state OF California. under the seal thereof TO
me directed and delivered. commanding me TO
make the sum of eight hundred and fifteen dollars
with interest t. AT the nate ot three per cent. per
month. from october third lSGl until paid; IT,.
gether with al accruing costs on said writ less
The sum OF S.242 credited on said Judgment July.
22d le65. wherein JOHN CHENEY is plaintiff
and DANIEL GR!SWOLn j. defendant. have
levied upon aud viii expose at public sale, 10 the
highest bidder for cash. at the Court House door
the IN towa OF Oioyil!e, county aad State aforc-
said,
ON MONDAY. THE lIth DAY OF SEPT.
\. 1855. at two O'Clock p. NJ. Of said dav all the
right. ltie and interest Of the above named defen-
dant in aud to the following de-ctibed real estate
10 wit: fb0 acres of land. situated in Section %
north range Une west, mount diabiO meridian;
bounded on the north by Nenebes west By Girls
wolc, sonth by Gidvell, ana on the east by East
mans. ta- described the assessment roll for the
year lSGl)
T. W.DNY.
Sheriff Of Battle County.
By 3. T. JONEs. Under Sterifs. 5wn4O
An %
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EEPOBArE COURT. BUTTE COUNTY-IN
q ihe matter o the estate of Henry Bate nan de-
cea-ed. iie People OF the State o, California.
.-ud g.e,t't-:
In pursuance Of an order Of the Hon. W. S saf.
ford, PROBATE Judge. in and for said Butte county
California, duly made and entered ON the lth diy
ot August 4. u. lSt5 notice Is hereby given that
Saturday. the 25th day Of August A. d. lsG5 al
ten O'Clock A. u. Of said day, at the Crnrt room
OF this Court. al the Court House in the town Of
OroEi!ie and County of Butte. has been appointed
for hearing the application OF Alexander Kirby
and Amanda Altcnan, praying that a document
now on file in this Court. purportng to be the last
viii and testament Of Henry Bateman. deceased.
be admitted to probate, aud thar letter, teStAmen-
tary be issued thereon to said Alexander Kirby
and Amanda BafenlR, who are named therein as
Executors; At which time and place all persons in
teresie may aprear aud contest the same
L.. ATTEST, }. G.. MOORE, Clerk
August J l. 1855. 4w-4I
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LEGAL.
ConStable'S Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF TWO wRiTS oF EyFCU-
y ti0n issued out Of the Court Of A. Hallet
Justice OF the Peace, in and for Chico Township
Butte coanfy and State al California to me direc-
ted ard delivered. commanding ne TO make the
following suns for Judgment and cnS:s to-wii: One
for the sum Of three hundred and seventeen and
SS-ioe dollars (SSl7S5l damages in gold coin with
interest thereon, from the Gath day uf May A. d.
l>e5. al the raie ef two per cent per mouth: sad
al>a Ter the sum az fWSnty-SiN aud 30 leo dollars
l26.s0l costs Of suit, and oue for the OF three
hundred and nine and 76-lo0 dollars damages in
gold coin with Interest taereoa from the 9ith day
of May. n. lS6S. at the nate Of two per cent.
per naOnth: and aS1 ier the sum Of twenty six and
80 l0G dollars, c>tS Of suit together with all ac-
craiag costs on said wriI>. each ia favor OF Bid
we'll Y Co. plaintiffs, and against George Allen,
defendant.
bSye l.yiei upon. ard will expose at public
sale. 10 the highest bidder tor cash in gold coin AZ
Justice A HallstS Court House door. in the town
Of Chico. County and Stale sioresaid,
on MONDAY. The 4th DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
A, l.. ls6S At the hour ct two o'clock Pm. Of
sald day ali the hight, title and Interest Of the
aouse named defendant IN and to the following
described property heretofore attached in said
oaaSe, ta-wit; The soulhery portion oi 80 leet
fFant On Msln street. ~ bot No. !. in block No 3
a showa by tie Recorder : map OF the town Of
thsco. on record ia the Recorders ohoe k,r Butte
County. anu running back 1872 feet on second
street, toSeiheT with ali and singular, the ,ene-
meats Aefe.ita1nent> and ap2Isiel4nces hereatc
ses5-lsslns. or Ia any wise appcrtaiaiag
II. l.. SUNDERLIN.
Constable Chico iow washiu.
BY ". Il. nUREN, DepaJy.
August 10, ls65. '4w-n&I
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DEPUTY
COLLECTORS OFFICE.
Us. INTERNAL REVENUE,
Ninth Division, Fourth District, California.

oRovILLE. Saturday, Aug 10, 1865.
TO MR.. JOHN :. BERRY:
EgTHEREAS, BY VIRTUE OF THE EXCISE
Wv law Of the United States, entitled An Act
10 provide Internal Revenue to support the gov
e-nmenr and to pay interest the public debt"
approved June 30th 1864. you are indebted to said
United States III the sum OF two hun red aud iour-
teen 6S-l00 dollars, (SZl4 s6-I0O) for taxes and
penalty ASSESSED upon y0u in Accordance with the
provisions OF said Act; and whereas. you have TAIL
ed to pay said taxes required: and whereas,
goo1s. chaJte 5, and effects sufficient to satisfy
said taxes have not been found in your posses
Now. therefore. yOu hereby notified that, by
yiItue OF the tmrtieth section of said Act have
levied upon the following described real estate be-
longing t1 yoG. to-wIt: Commencing at "A stake.
the same being the corner OF picket fence ON the
bluff UrUFiile, Butte County California about
fifty feet from Schneider 4 Cos. Brewery and
running thence along the Oroville and Lynchburg
road apoui one hundred aud forty feet in a south
erly direction, thence ia sOatnwesteriy direction
ninety feet, thence in nOrinwesteriy direction
Que hundred and thirty feet TO the brow OF the
bluff Corning slight elbow one hundred and
sixty ieet u the place OF beginning Aud you are
iaIJHer notified. That said real estate with all there
sppeftAiulng, viii be by offered Tor sale at
public auction
ON THE NINTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1865,
at o'clock P ". of said day, at the premises. and
the proceeds 0f such sale will be applied tO the
payment OF said taxes and penalty, and the ex-
pen>e> herewith incurred g. ". PRiNfY,
Deputy Collector 9th Division 4fh District. Cal.
To MK- j. 5. BERRY, OroviIie, California. AZ
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pcr>Jzl ucs IrIeuoeq
STATUTE OF ls63.-PAGE 354--
SEC. IS. As soon as the votes are read of and
counted. certificate shall be drawn up on each of
the papers containing the poll lists and talies or
attached thereto stating the sander Of votes ca aeh
person voted for has received. and designating the
Office TO Ill which he was voted for, which number
shall be written in words at full length. Each Ger
tidcate shall be signed BY the Clerks. the Judges
and Inspector one Of said certificates with the poll
list and tally paper which il Is attached shall De
retained by the inspector. and preserved by him AZ
least SIX months. The ballots shall be strung upon
cord or thread BY the Inspector during the count
ing IF the ballots. in the order in which they
entered upon the tally lit by the clerks and said
ballots together with the other OF said certificates
with the poll list and tally paper 10 which II - at
tached. shall be sealed up by the Inspector IN pres
ence CT the judges and Clerks. and lndor~ed " klec
ton Returns" and be directed and delivered or
sent by the Inspector to the County Clerk Of the
county in which the election is held. and the said
ballots shall be kept f0r at least six months by the
said Clerk and if any person be OF the opinion that
The vote Of any precinct shall not have been cor
recuy counted, he msy appear on The day appointed
for the Board Of Supervisors 10 opeL the returns
and demand recount OF the vote OF said precint,
and the Board of Supervisors shall proceed to
count the vote OF the precinct that Is claimed TO
have been incorrectly counted.
ART. 2i42-SEc. 35--The said package shall be
delivered to the county clerk by OF the Judges
private hand or mail II sent by private hand, the
person delivering it shall, before the county clerk,
take and Subscribe an affidavit that the package
was delivered TO him by one OF the jud ges naming
him. that II has not been out OF his possession siice
II was received, and has undergone 10 alteration
while in his possession. The aiidavit shall he en-
dorsed the package. II sent by mail, it shall be
mailed by one OF the Judges, and the postmaster
shall make on II endorsement that he received It
trOm OF the Judges-namIng him.
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InSOlVont Notice.

EN- THE COUNTY COURT OF BUTTE cat,s
{ y OF tie State Of California. Daniel Griswold,
Ills creditors. The People Of the State of Cali.
tirnia to said creditors, greeting:
Pursuant To an order ut the Hon. ". s Saffird.
dge os said County Court notice j. hereby Civ
en- 10 all the creditors Oi the said inSplvent to be
and appear before the Hon. W : Slf1 ,rd County
Jtdse Aforesaid. in open Court, at the Court room
uf said CONT. In the Comfy nf Butte. on the 10th
day al September \. =. lsG5, at ten O'Clock 4. NJ.
ut that day. lben and there To show cause. II any
they can. way lhe prayer uf sait In~oiveut should
uOi be cruied- and an assignment OF his estate be
made. aud he be discharged from his debts and
liabilities in pursuance ol The Statute in such
made and provided: aud in the mean time all pro-
reedings against laid insnivent lie stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court,
this / lsh day of August, \. d 1865.
IL i 4w4 J. .G.MOORE. Clerk.
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DEPUTY
COLLECTORS OFFICE.
L. s. INTERNAL REVENUE,
Ninth Division, Fourth District California.
0RovILLE, August 18TH 1855.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ Annual list of License and Income Taxes. un-
der the Excise Laws of the United States. as
sessed by +. Durham in the county of Butte. has
been returned 10 this Office for collection and that
the taxes thereon have become due and payable.
The Deputy Collector will be at his Office, Bird
street. Oroville, and Is ready to receive and
receipt for taxes and duties and all persons who
shall neglect to pay the taxes aforesaid asses
sed upon them. to the said Deputy Collector. with
in twenty days ef this date. shall be liable To pay
ten per cent additional thereon and the amount 50
due shall be a lien in favor of the United >tates
from the time it was assessed until paid, with the
interest penalties and costs that may accrue upon
all property and the rights TO property belonging
10 such person or PERSONS
n4l G.. ". PRINTY,
Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenue
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United States Internal
REVENUE NOTICE.

nERSONS WHO HAVE RECEIVED NOTICE
Il who refuse 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 1854, ac-
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. 1864, as amended by lhe Act OF March Sd
1865 by the 2sth 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. or before the
10th of each month the returns for the month
next preeeding-at the expiration of said time
their returns will be estimated, and the penalty Of
50 per ceLium added TO the amount.
f. DUNHAM.
Assistant Assessor. Ninth Division.
Fourth Assessment District, California.
Oroyille, July 22d, 1865. mss If
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United States Internal
REVENUE.

TIME NINTH DIVISION FOURTH C0LLEC-
Il ton District, comprising Butte County. No
tice Is hereby given that the lists OF valuations
and enumerations of property, srhjsct to Income
Tax under the Act 10 provide Internal Revenue
to support the Government. and to pay the interest
on the Public Debt" approved June Stth. 1854,
and the Amendatory Act approved March Sd. lS65,
made and taken by Z. Dunham, Assistant Assess
OF said Division 4th Collection District VIII re-
main open for the examination of all persons in
teresied tor the space Of ten days from the date
hereof at the Office OF Assistant Assessor. Second
of A. NJ, and z. NJ. and Immediately after tn e
expiration OF the said ten days | viii receive
and determine all appeals relative TO erroneous or
excessive valuations or enamerations made and Ia
ken by the said Assistant Assessor.
All appeals to the Assessor aforesaid, must be
made in writing and specify the particular cause.
matter or thing. respecting which lhe decision IS
requested, and state the ground or principle OF In
equality or error complained of.
JOHN NJ. AVERY, Assessor.
mss ouTth Assessment District, CaiifefrIa-
Dated at Sacramento, July 22d, 1865.
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OFFICIAL.
Election Proclamation.
STATE OF CALIFORNIAN
EXecntive Dspartmenf.

STATE OF cATIFORNIA.
Executive Department. !
N0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT AGEN-
~ eral Election viii he be held,
next. fhroughasf The State. an which day Senator's
and Representatives u the Legislature Of Califer-
MIA viii be elected a. fnlinws;
TWeatytooFzh Senatorial District: composed Of
Butte. PHraas aad iaSSsn; enc Senator 10 be elec-
TED by the County of Bate
Also, two memhegs OF the Assembly, for Bate
County.
IN witness whereof. have hersunta set nv hand
and caused the Gresi seal OF the state to De sfx-
ed tins 2sia day Of July 4 n ls65.
H. FREDERICK F. LOW
ATTEST. Governor Of Calfornis.
5. 5. REpDIN6. Secretary Of S,ate.