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Which is Cheapest.

To pay one dollar eight or ten times and occas-
iOnally realize the object desired by the outlay
and frequently TO fail in realizing it at all mean
while suffering continually, incapacitated for exer-
tion or for business; or, to select at once (even
though il cost more) the article which will accom-
pliSh the object without suffering and with
out incapacity. Certificates without number, some
from persons in high official station, point to
one great remedy as the surest prevent
tive and cure of bilious disease in every form
Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever, and
all arrangement of the digestive functions. com
posed of strictly vegetable ingredients; safe for al
ages and sexes tonic in its action beyond all 9th
er remedies, and reaching the seat of disease
speedily and eflectually. Mason q Pollard Anti
malaria or Fever and Ague Pills will do all this
and more, and the cure effected by them will be
permanent, ordinary care being taken of the gene
raj health. Price, 81 90 per box. For sale by all
dealers in medicine, and by
COTTON Il DARRACH.
Montgomery street, Oroville.
CHIrTLE x CUULT.
q D street. Marysyille, General Agents.
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Sheriff. S Sale.

EpG VIRTUE OF DECRETAL ORDER OF
- SAFE lSsned ont Of the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District in and for the County Of
butte aud state of California, under he seal there
oi, IN tie case wherein LEWIS POsEY Is Plaintiff
and JOIN GREENFIELD i Defendant To me direct
ed ana delivered, commanding me 70 sell the mort
gagged premises mentioned in said order to which
preference being had more fully appears to satisfy
the sum OF seven hundred and TWENTY-FIVE o1s.
hlndredth dollars with interest at the rate of ten
per cent. per annum, in gold coin of the United
States, and the further sum Of thirty-one and
10 100 dollars costs Of suit and all aecruinr costs
n Ike gold cou. / have levied upon and will ex-
pose at public sale 10 the highest bidder for cash
n gold coin,
ON MONDAY THE p DAY OF APRIL. A. D.
SO, at two o'clock P. NJ, Of said day. at the
Court House door in said county. all the right Ii.
tle and interest Of said defendant in and to the
Following described property, to-wit: An that
certain piece or parcel Of land lying in Ophir
Township, County Of Butte, snd State Of Califor-
|na The lot Of land west Of OroviiIe on which a
slaughter house Is erected, formerly belon ging to
p B. Benedict, containing eorrals, barns sheds;
also hay scales cattle scales containing about ten
acres OF land more or less together with al and
singular. the tenements hereditaments and appg--
tenances thereunto belonging or in any wise ap-
pertaining. F.W.DAY.
Sheriff Of Butte County.
By 3. F. JONES, Under Sheriff.
Oroviile. April lst lse5. 6w-n22
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LOST 1!

4 STOUT JACKASS, OF A MOUSE COLOR
N and without brand. Also, mixed bay mare
with white legs, about one year old without brand
Owners Of the above property are requested I,
call the undersigned, at Thompson Flat or thel
will hs disposed Of according 10 law.
n2Su LEWIS CADEAC.
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MINING NOTICES.
Delta Silver s Copper Mining Co

H trict, Plumas County. California. Notice
! There is delinquent upon the following describe,
& Stock, on account of assessment No. le We'd Feb
9th, 1865, the several amounts set opposite IN,
names Of the respective shareholders as follows:
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Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF THOMAS McGOvERN DE
H ceased. Notice is hereby given by the IN
dersigned, administrator, to the creditors Of and
all persons having claims against said deceased to
exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers
within ten months from the irst publication Of
this notice 10 the unders gned, at bis Office ia
the Court House. Ivan ORDEN
Administrator Of said Estate
OroyiIle April l3. ls65. 5w-n2s
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A LITTLE boy, on being reproved fo
not knowing his lesson, very quietly in
formed his teacher that little boy
should be seen and not heard" Tha
boy was too smart to live long.
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Dissolution.

TNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
n ing, and doing business at the Mountain Spring
House. Butte County, California. under the name
snd style OF Rogers Brooks, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Geo. I. Rogers will paw an
the liabilities Of said firm. and who alone Is au-
thonzed 10 receipt for all debts due the same
GEO. B. ROGERS,
FRANKLIN BROOKS.
Mountain Spring House, March 20. lso5. M
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United States Hotel,
MARYSVILLE.

i in charge of its original proprietor, and VII
Oe kept as First-Class House. An Omnibus wi
oe on hand to convey passengers from the depot I
he hotel free of charge. Stages leave this hous
or all parts OF the State. The patronage of th'
travelling public Is respectfully solicited
ly-ls W. c. STOKES, Proprietor.
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And in accordance with law, and an order of the
Board Of Trustees, made on the 27th day of Febru
AIRY 1865. so many shares of each parcel of stock
sas may be necessary. will be sold at the Office OF
sthe Secretary in Chico, Butte County. California
son Thursday the 10th of April, 1855 TO pay said
delinquent assessment, with costs OF advertiser ne
sand expenses of sale.
! HENRY ROBINSON, Secretary.
BY an order of the Board of Trustees duly ma &c
sand entered March Goth, l>65 the above sale is
spostponed until Friday. the 2Sth of April 1865 at
ythree O'Clock OF that day at the Compauv's Office
lin Chico. HENRY ROBINSON. Secretary
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summons,

iEN THE JUSTICES COURT, OPHIR TOWN
q SHIP, in and for the County Of Butte The
People of the State of California send greeting To
John Bordwell: 1eu are hereby summoned t0 ap-
pear before me, at my Office in the township II
Ophir in the county Of Butte on the % day OF
June, A. d. lS65. at 2 o'clock NJ, TO answer unto
he complaint of F. A. Hal>tead who sues to recover
one hundred and thirty dollars and interest thereon
at the rate OF two per cent. per month till paid.
IA PromisSuty Note dated March 10Th. 1861, given
by you TO +. \. Hal>tead. for value received and
made payable to said Haistead or bearer Tor the
sald principal and interest copy Of which Is filed
in my office as the complaint in this case; when
Judgment Will be taken against you for the said
amount, together with the costs and damages. if
you fail to appear aud answer.
Given under my hand, this u day Of March, A.
ID. lNdj. JOHN DICK
Justice Of the Peace of said Township
Federal stamp.l
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VINO REQUIRES Mosr SLEEP .
Women require more sleep than men
and farmers less than those engaged il
any other occupation. Editors, report
ers, printers, postofice clerks and tele
graph operators, need not sleep at all
Lawyers can sleep as much as they
choose, and keep out of mischief.
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Superior Copper Mining Co..

HTNlON MINING DISTRICT, LIGHTS CAN
- non, Plumas County. California. Notice /.
thereby given, that at meeting of the Trustees o
said Company, held on the 18th day of April
1865. an assessment of one dollar per share wa,
levied upon the capital stock of said Company
payable Immediately, in gold coin, to the Secre
tary, r. II. Allen, at the Office OF the Company in
Chico, California. Any stock upon which SAID as
ses>mcnt shall remain unpaid on the l7th DAY OF
May, 1865, viii be advertised IN that dav as delin
quent and unless payment shall be made before
will be sold on the 5th day of June, 1865. to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses of the sale.
Oflice-Chico, Butte County. California.
K. H. ALLEN. Secretary
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Established expressly TO afford TIE afflicted sound
and scientific Medical lid IN The treatment
and cure Of all PrirGts end Chronic Dis
Eases. cases Of secrecy and al ser
ual diseases
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Summons.

ESTATE OF CALIFORNIAN THE JUS.
- tees Court Chico Township, in and for the
County OF Butte. The People of the State Of Cal
.itornia, To Robert Allison and Peater Counts
greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me.
:tt my Office IN mco township County OF Butte on
sthe 18th day OF April, 4. D., ISIS at one o'clock
IL. NJ, 10 answer unto the complaint of J y. Ben
1nett who sues on note OF hand given bv defendant
,July lIth. 1854. and due one day after date. call
ing for gold coin. Also, an account made about
;lhe first Of September l~G4. Amount of note .
aS25 90; amount of account, 90: note bearing le
lsa Interest," when judgment will be taken against
'you for the said amount, together with costs and
damages, II you fail 10 appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Butte County.
greeting: Make legal service and due return
thereof.
Given under my hand this 20th day Of March,
"A. y. lS65.
Publication ordered in the Oroyile UNfoS RE
'oRp, by thi, Court. BARNARD
Justice Of the Peace OF said Tow nship.
L. 81 5w-n22
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A YOUNG lady recently entered tht
shop of a fashionable milliner, for til,
purpose of making some trifing purcha
ses.
"How is your mother, Miss ?" polite
ly inquired the lady.
"She is not very well, replied Affec
tionate. "She fell down stairs, ant
hurt her Cour.espbender very much. ,
'Hcr what p
"Her courtesy bender
"Courtesy- bender! What is that 2
inquired the puzzled milirer.
why, her knee, said the blushine
damsel.
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DR. J. M. MOREENO'S
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
san Francisco,
NJ. 6i9... ................+koar street.
CORNER COMMERCIAL STREET,

ESTABLISHED IN 1852 FOR THE PERMAN
IL ent Cure OF all Private and Chronic Diseases
and for the suppression of Qaaekery.
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SKINNING CATTLE BY MACHINERY.
There IS a butchering establishment
in Paris where the hides are taken of
from the animals by means of air com
pressed in force pump in cast iron
cylinder until it has three or four at
mospheres. One or more flexible tubes
fitted with cocks, pass from the cylinder
to the slaughter house. The extremity
of one of those tubes is inserted in a
small opening made in the haunch Of
the slaughtered animal, and the com
pressed air is turned by means of the
cock. The hide is then separated witt
the greatest ease and with little or nc
exertion on the part of the workman
and it is not in the least distorted oil
strained. A sheep may, by this meth
cd, be skinned in one minute, calf il
two, and an OK in five.
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ACCORDING to experiments made il
Paris, the pulse of lion beats forty
times a minute that of a tiger, ninety
six times of a tapir, forty-four times
of horse, forty times Of a wolf, forty
five times; of a fox, forty-three times
of bear, hirty-eight times Of a mon
key, forty weight times of an eagle
one hundred and sixty times. 1t was
impossible to determine the beatinsS Of
the elephants pulse. A butterfly, how
ever, it was discovered, experienced
sixty heart pulsations in a minute.
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Private Medical ~ Surgical Institu,

Sacramento street, below Montgomery. opposite tn
Pacific Mail Steamship Cos ofioe. Private en-
trance on Leidesdorf ST., San FranciSeo.
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MEDICAL.
'rivate Medical Aid
DIR. w. K. DOHERTY'S

quick Cures and Moderate Charges,
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DR.. ]. ". MOREENO,
'ormerly of Valparaiso, Attending and Resden
Physician.

Particular attention paid to the treatment
Diseases Of Women and Children. CommuGic
tons strictly confidential, and all correspondent
promptly answered. Consultations by letter
ltherMlSe EKEE.
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ALMOST everybody has a bad col,
about now, Smith and Jones among tn.
rest. A street corner dialogue betweeI
them sounded something like this:
Smith-"How dye do, Jodes p
Jones-"Pretty bwell, odely | hav.
bad code: how are You, Sbith 3
81 have suthig Of code, too, bu
its gettidg bwell agid.
J.-What bedicid did you take !
ST sdufed up laudadub al bwater
do you take adythig?
J.-Do, | just grid al bear it.
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Union Infirmmary,

croNtlic.
nNP. II. YOUNG. PRINCIPAL. THIS IN
~ iirmaFy i in 4 salubrious location and estab-
li>hed high and dry for The reception Of patients
deSirous OF 4 temporary home tor the recovery of
health. and viii be conducted under the immediate
care Of DE. NeUNG WIFE. No exceptionahle
eases need apply. Terms moderate and invaria-
b,v in advance. n5S-tt DIR. Il. YOUNG
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SIZE NO OBJECr.-A talented Afri-
can of the boot-black persuasion, while
dancing like St. Nitus over Il cuStoper'
boots the other day, observed his part
ner poring wisely over newspaper
whereupon the following colloquy en-
sued:
First Member of the Firm.-Julius
what de debbil you lookin' at dat paper
for? You can't read.
Second Mem. - Go way, fellah
guess | can read. Fse big enough for
dat.
First Mem.-Dat amt muffin \
cows big enough to catch mice, bat
she can't do it.
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Attending AND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.
c. ". MOORE. MD.
URE OF Disc SES,
Xhsfhsr Acnfs nr Chronic

4 1oN Utu.S tStVN Mn uSY-
Where he may he consulted ST all hours.
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Filled in the most satisfactory and accommodating
manner. All meats delivered free of charge to al
parts OF the City. liberal share OF the publ,
patronage Is respectfully solicited.
SCHWEIN & HUST.
Orovle, March ith, 1865.
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Notice to Teachers

April lse5. = : = :
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he may not now. Certainly, however, events
have progressed remarkably in that direction.
If everybody in this city saw things exactly as
l see them, if they felt as feel, that it would
be desirable, on account of the general inter-
ests, that every man should have the same
rights before the law in the elective franchise
as in everything else, 1t would come to you
very soon. But there is not that agreement.
Having nothing to do with politics, I am not
prepared to say what will be the action OF the
government. am no longer in its counsels,
and therefore do not know what it is prepared
to do. I will only say this I believe there is
not a member of the government who would
am not ready to say that the government will
now establish universal suffrage. This do
not know. If you are patient, and constantly
show by your acts that you merit the right OF
suffrage, then you can be safely trusted with 1t.
That in your hands it will be on the side of
order aud liberty and education, reasoning up,
on general principles, l can safely say you will
get the elective franchise in very short period.
trust it will not find you unprepared But re.
spect yourselves and respect the rights OF ALL and do
your very best to show that you are each and ell of
YOU worthy to have it. You cannot get it by threats
misbehaviOr. You can get by patience ana per-
severance in well doing, Now, if the government
of the United States taking everything into cOnsid-
ored en- as citizens and voters what is your duty?
To fret and worry about it? thiLk not. If were
in your case would 60 to work and show that the
United States government was mistaken in making
the delay. If you show that, the mistake will be
corrected think il is the best plan for all men,
white and black that every man who is honest AMI
of due age shall have right of suffrage. Having
it he will respect himself the more will do more pro
ductive labor, and will add more wealth to the com.
munity. He will receive the respect Of his fellow.
men, and the society composed of such men is
always great But if the government think differ
emily and circumstances delay its action advise you
to be patient calm and industrious. This is about
all have to say to you. When man has been
faithful in the honest performance of his duty, he is
thought better of if success attend him in this world
But ii it so happens IN the providence of God that
these material results do not follow that perform.
ance still he carries in his own mind the conscious
ness that he has tried to do what is the sight
of God rendering to everybody his due contributing
all he can to the general happiness and improve.
ment, dffusing as much enjoyment and cOntentment
as he can in the little circle of which he is the
tire; with that consciousness he goes through life
"happy as king, though he may not be the king"
ends it in felicity and goes where there is end of all
these controversies, because there is but one God
and one Father, before whom all his children are
equal
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His Order to the Rebel Governors,

WASHINGTON, May A.-Gen. Sherman. in
his order to rebel Governors, says: 30 = ; !
1.-THE destitution and want now existing in
that State, and what you call the result which
the fortunes of war have imposed upon the
people of Georgia, and all the loss and woe
they have suffered are charged upon you and
your confederate rebels, who usurping an.
thority, provoked war from the enemy until
compelled to lay down their arms and accept
the conditions of your conquerors, and pun
ishment for the crimes of treason and REBEL
ion. The restoration of peace and order cannot
be entrusted to rebels and traitors. The persons
who melted the war and carried it on will not
be allowed to assemble at the call of their &C.
complete to act against us as a legislature of
the State, and again usu-p its authority and
franchises. Men who have caused so much
woe will not be allowed the power to again set
on foot fresh acts of treason and rebellion. In
calling the legislature together again without
permission Of the President, you have perpe-
trated fresh crime that viii be dealt with &C.
cordingly; and if any person presumes to an
swer or acknowledge your cali, he viii be at
once arrested. ~ ."sa %
The new trade regulations for Savannah are
working most satisfactorily. Silver is plenty
in Augusta for change, and greenbacks are at
par. s--,.. ........... .4 --.f
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PROCLAMATION.
southern Ports OPENED to. Fetedgn
Trade--Trade Restrictions Renaoyed
By the President of tie United States:

By the President of the United States; .,r---,a
WHEREAS, By proclamation of the President
on the 1lth day. of April last certain ports of
the United States therein specified, which had
previously been subject to blockade. were for
objects OF public safety declared IN Conformity
with previous special legislation of Congress, to
be closed against foreign commerce; and
since occurred which in my Judgment render If
expedient to remove that restriction except as
to the ports of Galveston, Layacca. Brazos. De
santiago ga Point Isabel, and Brownsville, in the
State of Texas; -. - - =
Now, therefore be it known that l. Andrew
hereby declare that the ports aforesaid not
excepted as above shall be open to FOREIGN
commerce from and after the first of Julv and
mat commercial intercourse with said norris
may from that time be carried on. subject to
ta IN laws OF the United States and in pursuance
Secreta ST the as may be prescribed by the
II. however, any vessel from a fora;on ,,ort
snail enter any of the before named excepted
ports IN the State of Texas, she will continue
70 De held liable to the penalties prescribed Nv
the ACT OF Congress approved on the 18th Of
July, 1901, and persons on board of her to such
penalues as may De incurred pursuant to the
with the enemy.
l. Andrew johnson, President of the United
States, do hereby declare and make known
that the United States of America do hence.
forth disavow to all persons trading or ATTEMPT.
ing to trade in violation of the laws thereof
all beligerent rights and privileges, and I give
notice from the date of this proclamation, all
such offenders will be held and dealt with as
pirates.
1t is also ordered that all restrictions upon
trade heretofore imposed in the territory of
the United States east Of the Mississippi River
save those relating to contraband of war, to
reservation of rights of the United States, to
property purchases in the territory of the enc
my, and to 20 per cent. upon purchases of cot
ton-are removed. All the provisions of the
internal revenue law will be carried into effect
under proper officers. ast 70 21rf.N
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the seal of the United States
to be affixed. Done at the city of Washington
this 22d day of May, in the year of our LORD
1863, and of the Independence of the United
States of America the seth. -
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President: rr..-,..-t
W. HUNTER, Asst Sec. of State. ...
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THE Red Wing Arou, saws that a neu

The Red Wing Argus says that new boat
propeller built, is nearly completed at Prairie
du Chen, which is 80 feet long, and is intended
by the builder to be capable Of carrying 1000
bushels of grain on board and to tow two
barges of 100 feet each, with each 5, 900 bushels
of grain up stream at the rate of ten miles an
hour. She is designed for the up river trade
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-06-02

Macarthur on Courts Martial (vol. 1. p. 229)
says:
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The LIE Sueur Statesman says two sons of
Mrs. Gadwin, whose farm is near Ottawa, LIE
Sueur county-the eldest only about sixteen
years old-have plowed and seeded 12O acres of
crop this spring, without any assistance. Last
season, dry as it was, these boys raised 1. 400
bushels of grain. All the wheat at LIE Suenr
has been shipped. The price now paid is fffty
cents per bushel, with but little coming IN.
GrasshoppeD are growing rapidly and increas-
ing in numbers by the million.
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WASHINGTON, May 22.-The Committee OF
the Conduct of the War to day adjourned sim
de- submitting their report to the Secretary O
the Senate
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-28

TnE ARTISANS 5AvIEo BANK, NO, III Market
Street, Wilmington. Delaware. Olice open to
receive deposits and make payments. daily, e1-
cept eundays, from O'Clock, A. Nj, till +. NJ.
On Tuesday evenings from to 8 o'clock, Oud
on Saturday evenings from 6 to o'clock
Profits upon deposits in this institution nfter
payment OF necessary expenses, are all to be di.
vIdet among the depOsitOrs. Dividends are de-
olaFed scmi.annualy, in the months Of April and
October.
The Charter enaots that no member Of the
Hnard Of Managers shall be entitled TO receive
h., profit or emolumCnt for his services as such,
or be allowed to borrow any funds deposited Will
tho Corporation.
Managers S. Hilles, Edward Belts,
Joseph W. Day, N. r. Benson, Charles W. How.
land, George W. Bush, Edward Moore, Leonard
L. Wales, Clement d. Smyth, Dr.. j. +. Vaughan,
William II. Dillany, William Candy, Henry c,
Jones.
WILLIAM S. HlLLEs, President.
GRoRaR W. BUsH, Vice President.
JOHH P. MoLEARa Treasurer.