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REAL ESTATE n
JOHN &. JENNINGS,
INSURANCE
n
Real Estate Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
LORAIN SET acres, $50 per acre.
KINSMAS ST.-54 acres, and a variety Of farms,
KINSMAN Tive Houses aud Lots; price,
$500 to $500.
PERRY ST.-House and Lot, $500.
SUPERIUR ST.-Residence on SuperiOr-st., west
of Erie, $4,000.
SUPERIOR ST.-Yalusble business property on
Superior-st.
CHESTNUT ST.-House and Lot, 5000.
GARDEN ST.-Uouse and large Lot, 5000.
KINSMAN ST.-Large Brick House and 10 acres
Land, with fruit &c; u very desirable resi-
dence.
OHIO ST.-Two-story House and Lot $500.
SCOVILLE ST.-IIousc and Lot, 5000.
LAUREL and Lot, 1850.
LAKE ST.-Bric House and Lot, $500.
LONG ST.-In rear Of 100 Superior street, vacant
Lot, 65N7O feet.
DETROIT ST.-Near Pearl, good Brick House and
Lot, $500.
VACANT LOT-0n Scoville street.
Also, a large number Of desirable Farms and out
lots.
JOHN G. JENNINGS, Agent,
AtWater Building
nov22
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Sets OF Standard Authors.
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E.lsar \ Poe's Complete Works ~; calf,sht-
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FRRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1866.

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The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-07
From the Plumas Onion.
Decisions in Regard to Road Poll Tax,
Plumas County.

State OF California. county of Plumas. In
the District Court, ID Judicial District. +.
Underwood, plaintiff. vs.. a. Wood, defendant
Court findings. Road Tax Collector, Seneca
township.
This cause was, CD the 26th day Of Septem-
Der. A. D., 1865. submitted to the Court upon
so argued statement OF facts, and presented. in
writing, and signed By The parties. in which
said argument all Irregularities and informali-
ties of pleading or otherwise were waived, and
the opinion of the Court asked as to the con-
struction given to certain sections of the
statutes of this State. entitled An Act coz.
corning Roads and Highways iu the county of
Plumas," approved April 25th. 1863. The
Court having duly considered the facts as ad.
mitied. and the law applicable thereto, finds,
FirSt, That the said statutes concerning
roads and highways in Plumas county requires
the payment of the Road tax 10 the Township
or Road District where the person resides.
Second, That the possession of a road tax
receipt, purchased out of the Road District
where The person has bis residence, is no bar
TO the collection of the tax BY the proper Of
hcer 10 the district where such person has his
residence.
THIRD. That the plaintiff being resident of
Seneca Township, is required to pay bis road
tax for the said year in that township. and the
possession of road tax receipt for Indian
township gave plaintiff no protection or de.
fence when proper demand was made of him
by the defendant for bis road tax due the said
Seneca township. which said township is crea.
ted road district by the proper authority.
From the foregoing it appears that the &C
ton should be dismissed, and that defendant
have his costs, and Judgment for the defendan,
be entered accordingly
WARREN T. SEXTON.
District Judge.
Filed September %, 1865.
W. w. KELLOGG. Co. Clerk
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F. NJ. TAX.-AD agreed statement, in the
case OF Hip Chong vs.. +. II. Pierce, Tax
Collector. was submitted to the Court on
"Wednesday last The plaintiff is a China
merchant at Silver Creek in this county, and
the Tax Collector has been in the habit of
collecting the regular F. Nj. Tax of four dollars
per month from him, as well as all other Chi.
namen in that locality This suit was brought
to test the legality OF the tax. as regards lis
collection from any foreigners excepting actual
miners. The Court, in its findings, was of the
opinion that the plaintiff was not liable to pay
the tax, and judgment was rendered against
defendant in accordance with the finding OF
the Court. j. E. n. Lewis and j. Burt ap
peared for plaintiff. J. r. Buckbee District
Attorney, for def9ndant.- Quincy Union.
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CAPTAIN LKDrARD.-The Appeal Of the
4th says: We received letter yesterday from
Captain E. c. Ledyard. dated Fort whipple,
September 18th, at which writing the Captain
was thriving and well. The Captain SAYS :
q have just been informed that your valuable
paper contained an sccouns of nv death a
short time ago. Allow me to inform you that
/ hare NOT been shot nor am dead on the
contrary, | am in the enjoyment of frs, rate
health. There is no grounds for any portion
OF the report, and you will confer favor by
furnishing me with the name of the lying cor.
respondent who would furnish such communi.
cations for no purpose but to distress the fami-
lies of abseu. officers and soldiers. Nv Com.
pany is at Fort Whipple, and in the enioymen,
of good health. For discipline, drill and gen.
eral appearance they are excelled by none. =
Captain Ledyard refers to an item we pub
lished some two months ago to correct re-
port which was in circulation in relation TO
his being shot BY his men. No one gave much
credence to the report, and 20 harm was done.
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Del Norte Correspondence.
CAMP LINCOLN, Sept. %, 1865.


EDITOR UNION RECORD This is lovely
place TO winter, if one cares not for what be
says. 1t is raining hard, and has been doing
50 all day; none of your drizle drozzles, bat
just pours, putting one in mind of the winter
of go and 81.
I took a trip to Smith River Valley and the
Indian Reserve last week. There is between
700 and 500 Indians at the Reserve. They
have raised 5000 bushels of wheat this season,
cut fifty tons ofhay. and have raised quite crop
of corn and potatoes. There is large apple
orchard on the reserve, and they will have a
fine lot OF fruit this fall. The labor has been
done by Indians under the supervision of Mr..
Davidson, who has charge Of all the farming
department.
The Indians have got large fish trap con
structed Oh Smith river for catching salmon
as soon as they commence running. There are
four white men employed on the Reserve Mr.
Beason, sub agent; Mr.. Davidson. farm over
seer Mr.. Halt overseer of subsistence. and
aud Mr.. Lamare, cook at headquarters. Ev.
erything looked neat aud farm like. The In.
diaus have very respectable houses to live in.
their towns are laid out in style, and each tribe
by itself. Mr.. Beason informed me be had
great amount of trouble to keep the different
tribes from q1arrelog, and with that excep.
ton they all got along very well together.
There is a little copper talk around here.
The Alta mine has been sold to a Boston
Company, and the Union Company have been
offered $4,000 for two-thrds of their mine,
the old stockholders retaining one-third unas-
sesable stock. The Mammoth mine was sold
at Sheriff sale short time ago They have a
good lode but the game seems to be freeze
out for some of the small stock owners. The
Comstock Company resumed work on their
claim about two months ago. They struck
the lode last spring, and then, for some reason.
stopped work; but now they are pushing
things sinking on the lode and taking out
some very rich ore. The Hanscomb Com.
pany, after some three years labor on their
tunnel. have struck lode of "gosson" seven
feet thick and tolerable rich. They then com.
meuced sinking shaft aud when down some
twenty five feet, struck thin vein of bronze
ore which assays 90 per cent. copper, and as
they so down it gets thicker They are taking
out ore for shipment. The Dardinell Com
pany there let me breathe a moment, for have
paid some assessments on feet,) have run a
tunnel 800 feet through very hard rock and
have got some 400 feet more to run before
reaching their lode. They have got a shaft
down Oh the lode nearly one hundred feet and
are taking ont rich ore.
l guess | had not better say much more
about copper lest you might put me down for
Copperhead, and let me assure you that there
is not man in Company c who would allow
that name attached to him. l have changed
the letter of my Company since l visited Orc
vile. The health of the command is excel
lent Yours as ever.
EMORY WING.
I'd L., 9th Inft. c. Y.
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The Contest.

The Judicial contest to come Of on the 18th
instant IS growing into uucb interest through
out the State. The democratic" nominee,
Fl. Hare Hartley, IS q native of England. a
man strongly prejudiced in favor of his native
land and the English government, and is sup
posed to De tie weakest aspirant that could
have been selected from the opposition for the
position Of Supreme Judge. 1t appears to be
the general supposition that the entire Irish
vote Of the State viii be thrown against him,
ard that the Democracy" can present no for
ulidable opposition without them. We have
every reason to believe that there is a large
number Of Fenians in this State, and they are
estimated to plumber as high as fifteen thous-
and. by those who claim to know, and it would
be unreasonable to count upon their voting for
fine old English gentleman" Subtract this
number from the estimated forty thousand
buzzard shooters" of California and it must
weaken the prospects of the Southern English
party.
However this may be, We are not among
those who imagine the so-called Democracy
will remain idle upon their oars-their discip-
line is of that character that within a few days
notice their entire force can be mustered out
to the polls to vote. With them every argu-
ment is being used to create inaction of Union
men-that they mag be satisfied theirs is an
easy victory aud it is useless trouble going to
the polls. The Irish may refuse to vote for
Hartley because be is an Henglisbman," but
it is sufficient reason for the loyal organiza-
ton to throw their entire force against the
elevation Of man to the highest Judicial po-
sition from the fact of his being a confirmed
English Copperhead continuously using bis
influence against the efforts of our government
to crush out the rebellion 10 its darkest hours,
and till the fall of the Confederacy; and yet be
is placed before the people by the leading
spirits of the convention that nominated him
and pledged to support the Administration
in the future as III the past"
1t Is high time the Union men OF Butte
should be up and doing, and see to it that this
English aristocrat who boasts of four years
opposition to our government shall be deafeat'
ed by an Overwhelming majority. Can you
remain al home as many did at the late cleo
ton, aud not only suffer partial defeat but
serious injury to the Union organization?
VIII you allow a native born American citizen
Judge Sauderson, man of the people, low
ing our free institutions, the old flag, and no
government than our own, to be distanced by
such an opponent as is against him in the field.
The Union party and Union bayonets have
scotched the soake-it is not yet dead-the
mission Of the Union party is net yet ended
the great work is unfinished, and not till
the old Southern States are reconstructed and
perfect peace restored to their FIRE sides will
it be complete. To preserve the Union of
the old States the Union party must be pre-
served. Let the voters OF old Butte turn out and
devote one day to the cause of country and
the great party that has preserved it.