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Sherifs Sale.

nY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION
q , issued out of the District Court of the Tenth
Judicial District in and for the county of Colusa
and State of California under the seal thereof to
ue directed and delivered commanding me to
make the sum of eight hundred and fifteen dollars
with interest, at the rate OF three per cent. per
month, from October third 1851 until paid; to-
gether with all accruing costs on said writ, less
the sum of sI242 credited on said judgment July
22d 1865, wherein JOHN CHENEY is plaintiff
and DANIEL GRlSWOLD is defendant. have
levied upon and will expose at public sale, to the
highest bidder for cash at the Court House door
the in town of OIoyille, county and State afore-
said,
ON MONDAY, THE llth DAY OF SEPT,
A. D. 1865 at two O'Clock P. N. of said day all the
right title and interest of the above named defen-
dant in and to the following described real estate
TO wit: leo acres of land. situated in Section %,
north range one west, mount diablo meridian;
bounded on the north by venebles. west by Girls
void, south by Bidwel, and on the east BY East
mans tas described on the assessment roll for the
year 1864
F.W W.DAY,
Sheriff Of Butte County.
BY B. F. JONES, Under Sheriff. 5w-n40
Oroville. August 10. 1866.
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Falling into Line.

The several counties in this State that have
been disgrared BY the nomination Of boilers
and disorgsnizers' tickets give rs new evidence
to belieTe that the Urion party will present a
firm and uubrokeu front on the 9Th of Septem
Der next that will secure the total rout of the
corrupt combination of Secessionists. Copper.
heads, Boilers, Sore heads and all disorganizers.
The pocket patriots Of the Union party 10
conjunction with the enemies OF our Govern
ment, used their united efforts to create q d.
vision of the Union party upon the Senatorial
question. but when discovered By our patriotic
Governor Low he withdrew from that contest
solely for the maintenance Of the organization
and harmony of the party. He has given up
all his claims for position and is laboring to
prevent disruption of his party, as all honest
Union men will do. 10 those counties where
Union men were arrayed in opposition to each
other upon this question there is no longer
cause of division and they are going hand in
hand with the determination of gaining a glo-
rious old fashioned triumph-to elect every
nominee on the regular Union ticket; In
Yuba county many Of the array of names
published for call of the boilers Convention
were Copperbeads residing outside of the coun-
ty, Others, by bolter strategy, were deceived,
urged or coaxed into it, many of whom have
since Withdrawn. Since the boilers conven-
ton many of the nominees placed on that
ticket have withdraw their names and repu.
dated the rotten scheme. 1t is just so 10 the
other counties where the boilers have made up
ticket. In looking over our exchanges we
almost daily notice =" cards from candidates
placed on the boiling ticket, stating that their
names were used without their knowledge or
consent" or that they did not wish to affiliate
with disorganizers and Copperheads In this
county they will soon be enabled to say
- We're sick-send for McGinnis'
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Look Well to Our Interests

Is it an object for the Union Party to hang
ogetber as one man, to continue in power and
ssist 10 settling numerous questions Of import
nee which must necessarily arise in the future,
r shall the Party be broken up because one
,cality or obe individual would prefer this or
bat man for United States Senator, or one
erson would prefer the repeal of the Specific
Contract Act. while another weald prefer it to
emain ?-and thereby agitate questions that
re likely to stir up dissensieu and trouble in
be Union ranks. and the affairs of the State
md county go under the control Of those who
lave done all in their power during the last
our years to weaken the hands of the Govern
neDt What if the Union Party was to be.
,ome so paralyzed by dsseDsions as to permit
Is opponents to succeed n the election of a
considerable portion Of the next Legislature
Such prospects are not pleasant to hold up to
! be view OF the people. Yet if private indi
|riduals are permitted to make issues which are
prejudicial to the best interests OF the State
|hDd county, such q result might occur.
We say let our members to the Senate and
Assembly go unpledged and untrammeled, and
when there, be free to use their best endeavors
Ito promote the best interest of those who sent
them, and we have confidence enough in
each and every one to leave the different ques
tions 10 their bands and are willing TO abide
the result; and if they prove themselves not
worthy the trust imposed in them. they may
not on their return expect 10 be greeted WITH
"Well done, my good and faithful servant"
Parties are thrown into minoriies by just
such agilatons as The above, by political wire
pullers aud tricksters.
Our County Convention asked OF our candi-
dates no pledges. Why should individuals
We say let them go untrammeled, unpledged
and vote for none other than the most honest.
able and faithful man for that responsible posi-
ton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEDICAL ApvIcg.-Dr. wm. X. Dohersy's Med.
icsi and Surgical Institute is becoming sine cus
non TO the welfare Of our State and health Of our
citizens and his rapidly spreading reputation al
though II may excite surprise. is hu: the signal Of
skill, and follows IS the natural effect of such
cause. We are personally acquainted with gentle.
men who had snherei for years under chronic dis
ease, and who had taken advantage of every
available means that promised relief ba, without
success, until they called upon DR.. Dohsrty. who,
IN an Incredibly short space Of time, has given
them entire relief. 1t is gratifying TO announce
this tact, because the Doctor is gentleman who
seeks no; by defamation of others 10 establish his
reputation, or to rear the superstrueture Of his
own upon the rule Of snother'S fame. The Doctor
eoncaets his Institute in such manner that must
be gratifying to all his patients He examines.
anvlseS ana recommends without charge and the
patent, after hearing his terms for treatment can
accept or reject al pleasure. In no case does the
Iloc,ar MAKE charge unless he effects cure
This he Is able to do. hecaase he teels the coma.
deHce which long experience has given and no
Doubt the consolation which sppertAins TO that
confidence. Persons afflicted with either acute or
chronic diseases wONld do well 10 consult the Doc
Tor; al all events, Il don harm as for consul
tatlon he asks NJ Zee; does he insist on obeii.
ehce TO hfS sGvee nnie>S the patient places himself
nnoer his care. His cfficeS are on SACRAMENTO
street. opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship oeice.
Is. F. News.
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Sherif'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE or A WRIT OF EXECUTION
ID issued out of the District Court of the Sec
ond Judicial District, in and for Butte County and
State of California, under the seal thereof. to me
directed and delivered, commanding me to make
the sum of six hundred and seventy and 81 100
dollars, with Interest, at the rate of two per
per month, from April Sth 1862. until paid; less
the sum of three hundred thiriy-two and Az 100
dollars, amount of judgment assigned TO f. II.
Gould, Feb. Ith, 1868. Also for nineteen and 50l00
dollars. costs of suit and all accruing costs,
wherein (. II. Gould is plaintiff aud John ). Morris
is defendant. | have levied upon. aad will expose
at public sale, TO the CHEST bidder for cash. al
tue Court House door in SAID county,
on MONDAY, THE 1lth DAY OF SEPT, \. D.
1865, at two clock P. NJ of said day all the right
title and interest of the defendant TO the follow
ing real property, to-wit: All that certain piece
or parcel of land lying west or a little south of
west, of the village of Wyandotte in wyandotte
Township. Butte County, State of California, be-
ing the same known the j. 5. Morris residence,
containing orty acres of land more or less, to-
gether with all and singular the tenements and
heredita ments thereunto belonging in any wise
appertainlng. F. W. DAY.
Sheriff of Butte County.
By B. F. JONES, Under Sheriff.
Oroyllle, Aug. 10, 1865. 4wn42
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SAN HousroN UNION TO THE LAsr.-A let
ter in Philadelphia paper, from prominent
Union man, recently from Texas, now resident
10 Mexico, thus settles a disputed question.
Samuel Houston is dead. The Union men
of Texas lament his loss He died of broken
heart. The secessionists hung upon his trail
from the day he was deposed. A short time
before the good old man brealhed his last, they
went TO his house to cstechise him about his
political views. His family begged them to
deSist. as death would soon relieve them from
further surveillance. The newspapers of Texas
endea vored 10 convince the world that the old
hero of San Jacintu had changed bis opinions,
but be died, as be lived, loving the Union, and
not convinced as they would WILL
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OFFICIAL.
Election Proclamation.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
Executive Depar,meut ]
NoTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AGEN.
~ eral Election viii be be held,
ON WEDNESDAY. THE 9Th DAY OF SEPT.
next. throughout the State, on which day Senators
and representatives TO the Legislature of CaNfor-
mia will be elected, IS follows:
Twenly-iourih Senatorial District, composed of
Butte. Plumas and IsaSseu; one Senator to be elec
ted by the County OF Butte.
Also, two members OF the Assembly. for Butte
County.
In witness whereof, have hersunto set nv hand
and caused the Great Seal Of the State to be sffx.
ed this 29th day OF July. A. u. 1886.
Il. FREDERICK F. Low.
ATTEST. Governor OF California
5. B. RgpDING. Secretary Of State.
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A SHORT IIIsroRY-The Breckenridge
jeff Davis Democracy have, for the past four
years. concoc,ed the vilest schemes to carry
their points, and have called material aid from
county the political battle field. In 1861 the
Charleston Conventionists. under the lead OF
Breckenridge, proposed q union with War
Democrats in this county. and were stoutly
refused on the ground of disloyaty, by aclion
In the county convention.
ln 1862 the Dixie party proposed another
fusion with the hope of swallowing the War
supporters They succeeded in purchasing a
few Dougasites to place on their ticket, but
none others were brought 10 their sup
port. The deception was too plain-to Union
men it appeared too much like rebels in the
rebellion marching against Federal troops,
under the Union flag. Notwithstanding the
the entire so-caIled Democratic ticket was
overwhelmly defeated
In 1868. third desperate effort was made
by the Southern sympaihsers. The Butte
CALI scheme was put forth as directly emma
ting from the mass of the people. Tod Rob
iuson and McCorkle and numerous others OF
that stripe endorsed the movement. All were
sgnally defeated.
In 1864. Abraham Lincoln received six
hundred majority iu Butte county, the battle
held of the Dixieites.
In 1865, these old political stagers, after
four years opposition to the war for the sup
preston of the rebellion, have now The etfron'-
cry to call Peoples Mass Convention,'
jus' as though it was from the people, to put
in nomination candidates in opposition to the
Regular Union Ticket. They claim. this time
that their programme shall be changed, that
they have captured from the Union ranks
sufficient uumber cf "Sorehcads" TO complete
their ticket. So their humbuggery continues
and as usual will be crushed after the election
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RECONSTRUCTION of THE SourH The fol-
lowing Southern States have elected regular
Governors, as follows:
KeDtucky-Thomas f.. Bramlette.
aryland-Thomas Swami.
Tenuessee-W illlam g. Brownlow.
VirgiDa-FraDcis Ii. Pierpont.
Missourf-Thomas G. Fletcher.
Arkansas john Murphy.
Louisiana-James Madison Wells.
The President has appointed the following
Provisional Governors for the following States:
North Carolna-Wiam w. Holden.
Georgia james johnson.
Mississippi-Wi William l.. Sharhey.
Texas-Andrew J. Hamilton.
Provisional Governors are yet to be ap-
pointed for The following States:
Alabama, South Carolina and Florida.
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Addendum.

PER OVERLAND TELEGRAPH:
PHILADELPHIA. May l7th, 1865.
I'd Series all sold. Commenced on Sd Series
Two HGudrei aud Thirty Millions (23l 900 .00Ol
precisely like ether two Series, except dated 18th
July, and Government re-erves the right to pay
six per cent. in Gold instead of 80 Currency.
JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent. Philadelphia.
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JEALousY.-N C. Nichols. of Goshen, Ind,
got married, and in marvelously brief space
of time got jealous of his wife. He left his
house in a rage. and sent bis wife box, in.
closing headless snake aud note telling her
that her lover or lovers would 6nd himself or
themselves in the condition of the reptile if
they persisted in Continuing their visits TO her
house The poor woman was so horrifed at
this treatment that she bad a nervo1s attack,
and the docter was sept for. The ferocious
husband. seeing the doctor enter his yard. put
two balls in bis person-one iu the abdomen,
the other in bis leg. The doctor, who is pluck
to the backbone. then . pitched into " Nichols
and gave him a severe mauiing. The courts
will DOW finish The performance. The doctor
wounds are bad, but not dangerous.
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BoLTERs.-The Weekly Mirror says Of the
boilers of El Dorado county:
If there is any class Of politicians on the
face OF Gods fonistool to whom the Copper
heads will turn with grateful hearts. it must be
to the boilers. If there is any class of men to
whom the Union men in this State must charge
the present division and dssension in their
party, and the threatened danger OF Copper
head triumph, it is the bolIers. II you would
see Copperhead grin with delight, talk TO
him of the boilers, Any man. Union man
at heart. who will take time to reflect, cannot
come 10 the conclusion to vote The boilers
ticket in any part without deliberately con
senting TO give so much direct aid to the
Unions mortal enemy, the Copperheads.
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Tbs BEARpsp WoNAN.-The Yreka Union
says that the California Miustrels have in COM
pany with them a woman abont thirty years
OF age, with beard sad mous,ache. She was
f---a - n-~-->., sod i ss;S "a ha q unirisfAr's
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~SCBAsE AFTER lNDIANs-A FIGHr-We
clip the following from the Appeal of the 10th:
On the 18th. Capt. II. A Good and company,
consisting of Il men in all, who were organized
to follow and chastise the indians who com.
mitted the murders in Concow Valley. got on
the trail Of the savages and came up with them
on Saturday night on Mill Creek, about l6
miles east OF Tebama. The company sur,
rounded the Indian camp. numbering about
fifty Indians, on Saturday morning. The In
diaus broke through the ranks and fed, leaving
nine dead ard carrying of great number of
wounded. bat Capt. Good had DO means of
asceriaining bow many.
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The PRosPEcr.-We are pleased to learn
from the different sections of our county that
our ticket meets with the hearty approval of
all sound Union men, and will receive their
cordial support. We are assured that in some
precincts where the primaries were warmly
contested, all parties have come to The sensible
iI6ces through the last four years of war of
any avail to our country, it is necessary that
the great Union party Of our county, State and
Nation should remain true TO itself and the
great principles for which it was formed by
the patriotic loyal men of all former political
parties. 1t would truly be a sad state of
things at this time should the few disaffected
$50 called) Union men succeed 10 their eudeav
ors to disrupt the Union party and by an af-
Citation with Copperheads give the fruits Of
our victories politically and in the field TO our
enemies. We fear nothing of the kind in our
county. The masses Of the Union men of old
Butte are ac'uated by higher and purer mo
tives than official position on the spoils OF
office. 1t is refreshing to know that the agents
of the Boilers aud Disorgsnizers of Yuba
county, hired and forwarded By railroad, to
attend the Union Convention. held at this
place, met with cold reception, and DO re-
spectacle Union men were sore-headed enough
TO apply the remedy they proposed. The Yuba
county disorganizers and boilers should attend
TO their own affairs and not attempt to bring
the weighty troubles and misery upon their
neighbors which they will have to bear after
the sixth OF September next. Misery loves
comnanv
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LgsSoS IN CoNPosIrIoS.-The following is
introduced for critical analysis by the Bohe-
mians of The Bay city:
She has always had desire to travel in
Europe. but it is understood that her deceased
husband would hare preferred TO hare visited
the Pacific States, and that be would Ia us
nrobably come here. sfer bis second term had
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Tbs CopperheadS of Butte county will
nominate ticket TO be beaten on the 9th
proximo.
"WosKlSa for bare life " is defined to be
making clothes for new baby.-ippsal
The new baby will be born TO them on
the Dog,own road, under shade tree in the
presence Of Many Voters" on the 22d of
this month. The Copperheads have at last
won to their embrace few sores who
they have sent flying over the county. The
" "clothes." on few, are already fitted. A
mountain is laboring
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Notice to Teachers.

TIME NEXT REGULAR MEETING OF THE
Il County Board OF Examiners. will be held al
the School House. in 0rOvilie, On FRIDAY, and
SATURDAY. September Sth and 9th, 1865. APP
plicants for certificates will be required tn furni 81
satisfactory evidence of good moral character, and
for second grade certificates, will be required to
pass Thorough examination in reading and spell
ing. arithmetic. grammar and geography; for first
grade certificates history OF the nted States, al
gebra. physiology and hygiene will be added. All
applicants are requested 10 be punctus at the
time and place appointed.
ISAAC UPHAM,
County Superintendent Of Public Schools
OroyIlle Aug. 49, 1856 n43
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GR Il T
Popular Loan Of ti.e People!

Less than $500 000 600 of the loan authorized by
the last Congress, are now in the market
This amouut. at the rate at which il is being alb
sorbed will all be subscribed for within four
months, when the notes will undoubtedly COM
mand premium. as has uniformly been the case
on closing the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section
of the country may be afforded facilities Tor TAX
ing the loan, the National Bank, State Banks, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gen.
orally agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Sub
scribers will select their agents in whom they
have confidence, and who only are to he response
bic for the delivery of the notes for which they re
ceive orders. JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
March % lS5j. 3m-r27
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TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

|astices-T. A. LEGGET. s. STRAUSS.
CHAPLIN, WM. SPENCER.
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The last issue of the Topeka (kansas) Tri-
bune makes mention of some sixteen horse
thieves that had been hung in that vicinity
within month.
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{. :. 30 SIX PER CENT.
Gold Bearing Bonds !!

These bonds now worth premium Of nine
per cent. including geld interest fr,m November.
which makes tie actual profit on the so loan at
current rates, including interest, about ten per
cent. per annum, besides its exemption from State
and municipal taxation, which adds from one 10
three per cent more, according 10 tie rate levied
other property. Tne interest is payable 10 cur
rency, semi'annIally, 10y coupons attached to each
note which nav be cut of and sold to any baak or
banker. The interest amounts to
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List of Letters

ID EMAIMiNG UNCLAIMED IN THE POST
H Office at 0roville, Butte County, California
August 18th. 1865. To obtain any of these letter
the applicant must call for advertised letters "
give the date of this list and pay cents for ad
yertising. If not called for within one month
they viii be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Adkins Russell Lee Robert
BOyntOn Joseph McAlister Allen
Cleavland 5 Moore Cornelius
Clark Mrs Mary J Myers Ashford
Cophn Mrs Martha 0rmsbee NJ D
Coats Robert Perry Frank
Goats Britain Preston John
Chaplin 81 Rogers Il c
Ellston VIM E Rowe Sidney
Tanning Alexander Sears Peter
Fitzgerald J 5 Sanford James B
Galiand James Stetson Joseph
Good Andrew Vanestroyich Nd
Harrison Chas u Wa-hburn LIMA
Jones Edman Wells Eliphelet
Chase Edward Reg.
FOREIGN LETTERS.
Conan Gives Cleverie Adolph
Soarey Manuel.
J-G- DOWNER, P. NJ.
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The Boilers Movement.

During the past two months the leading
Secessionists and Copperheads have been ac-
lively at work to create dissension 10 the ranks
OF The Union party. They took part on the
outside at our primaries throwing whatever in
fuence they possessed on the side of those who
they imagined would be most likely TO bolt the
party. At our Convention on the Slh instant
every precinct had Copperhead representa-
tive sent to watch the proceedings-even Yuba
sent lis boiling chief TO figure and counsel for
the destruction of the Union party. For
several days after the adjournment of the Con.
vention We heard it whispered round that the
sore heads, Copperheads, etc., were about to
organize boilers party and nominate a ticket
in opposition to the regular Union ticket, but
could trace it to no reliable source till lust
Wednesday evening. The secret council met
in Chico TO issue the Bull" Four or Eve
letters were read from sore heads stating their
willingness to accept positions and fall into the
ranks of the enemy. We have their names
The county division question is said a have
been discussed. A small poster with an order
from many voters " has been placed in
the hands of Chico runners, ordering sore
heads etc, etc, TO meet al Pence's Ranch for
the purpose OF nominating Senator, Repre-
sentatives and a county ticket. Who the
" many voters " are We cannot exactly say
they may mean Copperheads from Colusa,
Yuba, Tehama and Butte combined Upon
further Inquiry as to who were the Supporters
of this Confederate movement, we fud the
following persons honest and pure enough to
accept nominations from the bolters: Two
candidates for Senator one for Representative,
one Clerk. one Sheriff ard one Assessor.
Whether they will be able to find enough to
sacrifice themselves 10 make whole ticket we
are not informed Full particulars next week
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UNION COUNTY TICKET.

u State Senator-SENECA EVER.
Dr. Assembly-w. r. TItDEN. GEO. E. SMITH.
)r Sheriff.. F. JONES.
or County Clerk. G. MOORE.
,r County Treasurer-H. B. HUNT.
Dr. District Attorneys. ROSENBAUM.
u Recorder-JAS. A. WARDWELL.
Dr. Assessor-FRANK L. CARY.
or Surveyor-WM. EDMUNDS.
lperintendent Public Instruction-R. Il. ALLEN.
or Public Enthusiastically C. BULINGAME.
or Coroner-M. PENCE
or Supervisor, Sd District-JAS. A. WATSON.
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faoie Mountain Lodge No. Ia4. r. X A. NJ.
q The stated meetings cf Table Mountain
Wy Lodge. Ne. l94 F. K A. NJ. are h>lS on tbs
". first Tuesday Of each month. NJ Masonic
hall, orovi!le. Called meetings every Tuesday.
Brethren in good standing are invited to attend
JOSEPH BLOCH, ,W.M
JACKSON BEAN, Secretary
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THE CALIFORNIA
Fly Killing Liquid!

INLY PAPER MILLS It's THOUoAN ND--THE
II Liquid Fly Killer kills its teas OF thousands
This preparation for Killirg Flies gives the great
est satisfaction Of anything ever used. 1t i now
improved to the highest killing point. II is Of
such nature aud speedy in its effects, that the
Flies will not spot The walls and Windows which
makes the of other prepa rations oiiectioaa-
bic. For sale by Samuel Adams. corner of Bush
and Parye streets, San Francisco, and by all
Druggists. nal
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A COOP CRoP.-A Mr.. Smsey of Alameda
county harvested 81 acres of barley which