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"T|TT ? WIZ T INfINNTHNVt - N wv "
Mining stock h u little stronger. Opliir,
30; Savage, 90; Chollar Potash l25; y ell
low Jacket 2s0; Gould& CuIry5 760; Legal
Tenders, 67ls; Coal oil, loo. %. 'iHr uIl
Olearcd--Ship OtagO for New Bedford.
o. NJ. King was executed to-day, at vi
sala- for The mmIIderof John Rogets.u
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BAR MEErIse--Fhme willibe a meeting
of the Dayton Bar, in the Court Room, on
Saturday evening December 16, 1865, at ~
o'clock. As matters of importance will be
brought up, and questions of Interest to the
profession discussed, full attendance upon
the part of the members is requested.
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AT Cosr-GREAT BARGAISs.--Lessn &
Bro- No. lO2 Main Street opposite the
Phillips House, are now offering their en-
tire stoek of overcoats andlsvinter Cloth
ing AT COST, As this is the season of the
year when such goods are needed by every
body, the Pphlie win at once see tlflt this
s'the place to .bily, lf they want good.bar-
gains nOv27wad4w
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From Marietta.


|T'H 7MANTETTAs Va UtctHlUtf n.
There Is considerable excitement at
Macksburg, on Duck Creek, few miles
from here, owing to flowing well of pc
trolcum having been struck by workmeh of
the Equitable Company, of New York.
The weather here Is very cold.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15

WooD.-Persons in want of wood of good
quality, can obtain it of l.. speilman, st.
Clair street. who has on hand 800 cords,
which he will sell at u low price, in large or
IyggAa9p qgrRtltlsss1 or Ry ztheERqic, hnlfior
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Butthe browning sVpry OF his life remains TO be nt-
tanned ia his discovery, rather continuation or he
does not clam 10 hnve been he d. 0EDgoS
which the basis ~ the BItters now offered 10 the
public. That honor belongs t. the native iahab jants
OF Central America, to whom il. virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years Armed
with II the indian bids defiance to the most deadly
malaria, and handles, without fear, the most venom.
serrents. II is belief with them, that while
here il breath in the body. the Cedron Is potent TO
cure, no matter what the disease may be.
while Dr. Bulls not prepared to endorse this ex
travagant pretension he nevertheless satisfied from
thorouE Eh examination OF the evidence relating 10
ria virtues Oh tss a remedy and preventative for all
dis arising from exposure, either TO change
weather or climate, OF TO mRsmatic Influences, II
stands 10
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Toys AND iHot1bAXt GooDs.-Recollect
that the place to get your toys, ornaments
andfanoy eoods offeVery description, Cor
the Holidays, is at G. p. Huber g. &Son's, No.
$50 Third street. They have also asplendid
stock of purses, satchels, ladies companions,
Photographic albums, and articles of every
Idsqcripticn suitable for pfeaqhts. 4 EiISt
The cold snap is general throughout the
West,r AT Chicago, n,Tnesslay, 1t was ter
ribly hrfgid, Inc thermomcter going down
ten degrees below zero. At st. Louis it
was nine degrees above; Cairo, ls degrees;
EVANSVILLE, 20 degrees, aud ,Pittsp'pg, rs
degrees. Snow fell at Nashville. The
thermometer in this meridian, this morning,
stood at five degrees below zero.
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Commercial.
pAYToN, December lb. !

eFN DAYTON, DecemDcr Id 1850.
The dry goods market is dropping, and
prices are ruling lower. Groceries also
hive atendeiIey downward. We hope that
the reduction may be steady and gradual.
as the interest of all concerned viii thereby
be best promoted. The necessaries of life
are yet held ut exhorbitant prices. They
should come down 10 be hi reach of the
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15

"oanst thounot minister TO mind diseased,
And, with some sweet, obliyous antidote, -
Cleanse the foul bosom OF The porilouA stuff
? Q That wslghs npon tho heart :"
Certainly; PLANTATION BTTTERs will do
it when nothing else will. Melancholy,
Depression, llypochondria. Insanity, all
spring, more or less, from diseased stoni-
ach, aud this PLANTATION BrTTERs is n sure
cure for. There is no mistake about ID;
Dyspepsia, Headache, Dullness, Ague
and Low Spirits must yield to the health
giving and genial influence of the PLANTA-
TIoN BrrrERs. If You are In doubt, make
one trial and be convinced.
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AGRICULTURAL CoLLEGE.--To-day, at Co
lumbus, Dorwin Il. Gardner, of Toledo; p.
Thatcher, of Cleveland; Miles Greenwood,
of Cincinnati; Colonel b. Poorman, of st.
Clairsyille, and David G.. Taylor, of Co
lumbus, the Commissioners appointed by
the Governor to select a site for an Agri-
cultural College, meet at the Capitol, for
the purpose of agreeing upon the location,
and making report Of their proceedings
in the premises TO the Legislature.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15

GB- Take Biokrene aud defy Fever and
Ague. This glorious vegetable tonic forti-
fes the system against intermittents, cures
dyspepsia, puts the nerves in order, clears
the brain, sustains the constitution, and
restores the lost yigor of any and, ~every
organ. Depot y pey st., N. y. Sold by
all Druggists.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15

WooD.-For u good article of wood, in
large or rsmqll lots, leaye. orders at the Auc-
lion Rooms Of Christopher a spielmam No.
3l3 Third street. =. -. ~ /
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HANDSOME Carriages and Buggies at
Langdons Carriage Sbop,sll, l3 and 10
Fourth street e'o3. ~ sis7 div

DAYTON LAUNDRY--A NEW AND IMpoR-
TANT INsTITUTIoN.-Messrs. Fehrman d
Breitlenour have established a Laundry at
the corner of First aud Madison streets,
near the Goodwin House, date Swaynie's,)
where they are prepared to wash and iron
every description of silk, linen, muslin and
woolen clothing. in the'vety best style of
the art. They warrant TO take the best care
of clothes, and viii deliver in the best con-
dition to any part of the city. Lamdrys
are established In all the cities, and Mcssrs.
Fehrman 4 Breidenonrproposc to supply
the want OF one heFe acGivo them trial.
f1tdl N
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, Two strong
able-bodied men, to keep out the heavy
rush at Kline's Jewciry Store, No. 329
Third street. delldst
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~ No lady should be without DIR
IrowNsLEY's INDIAN TooTaAcHR ASoDYNR
in her family. II she has children that
have the tOothaehe it win cure them. If any
Of the family have souryy on the gums IL
will cureit. IL some Of the COUSINS have
diseased gums. rendering thoir mouth very
unpleasant II Will cure the disease, aud
render the gums red and of beautiful
color
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EMPIRE.
Dayton, Ohio,
..ag.GJ 3Jif4ssrff e+.ta glIlG
Friday, go December Is, 1865.
Local. Matters
BEAUTIFUL Sleighs and Cutters at Lang
don'Elli y and 70 Fourth etreet. 8 dlw

RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.--I;ev. s. y. Carlton,
(UniversallsD of Springfield, Ohio, viii
preach in Beckel Hall, Thursday evening,
December IA, at o'clock.
Rev. III. F,5Miller, Financial Secretary OF
the N. W. Conference Of Universalsits will
preach at the same place on Friday and
Saturday evenings December 10 and16, at
z o'clock
Rev. j. s. Cantwell, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
will preach at the same place, on Sunday
morning at 1O16 A. NJ. and at o'clock in
the afternoon. All are cordially invited to
attend. l'.. 6let noy12-btd
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= 'Boofs AND SHoEs SEurJNa Orr AT COST
s. Goodman, the well known retail dealer In
Boots aud Shoes, offers his entire stock.
consisting ofa complete assortment, q 4 the
best quality Of Boots aud Shoes at cost. We
gadviselour readers 10 avail themselvsspof
Z this lne opportunity TO procure cheap
goods, Remember the place, 40 Main street,
Empire Building. Come before the rush
commences. del3dawlt
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~ AN NvALUABLE REAmDY. None,
except those who have suffered all the hor-
rors Of Threatened Consumption, can fully
appreciate the value and efficacy OF Dk,
HALLS BAl4sAM--a sovereign remedy bl
all the various stages of this much dreaded
disease.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-15

Tag 25tI Ohio Independent Battery was
paid on and finally dlsbanded at Camp
Chase on TUESDAY.
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IN Lqdies g'd GepHemep:z-I. wish to call
your attention to my stock of Boots and
Shoes, feeling confident that can sell thelp,
Home and Custom made, of a Superior quail
ity, acheaper than any other store in this
city. ] wish no one to buy unless they feel
confident that they are buying cheaper than
at any other store inithe city. An Kinds Of
repairing done. on the shortest notice, and
in the nsatsst uaanuef {. Yours nespy, 4
GEORGE ii. WILSON,
237 Third ST. Next to Montgomery House.
del3d3t
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10 JT%T-7 b3
, IN DYSPEPSIA
lll " I

nd Its attendant train OF symptoms II acts more like
A CHARM than medicine, There IL nothing In the
whole range OF Matepa N edica that for moment
berr r. ompartson with u in this disease.
n Ill account OF this wonderful plant may be found
the eleventh edition OF the United States Dspt
aiory, pages 1887 and 1883.
stiries OF xperiments in which DR.. Bull has been
for ye engaged, has Just been brought To
fn tel minatiop and he is now enabled 10 offer to the
public "A accumulation o. CEDRON with other approved
tOnics the whole preserved IN the best quality OF
eoppe distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he IL conf
dent ias equal in the world. ...
He nightfn volume Of certhcatea but the
public have long since learned to estimate such thin
20 tes Hor himselftha vIrtuea OF new medicine. -
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raooaEs Ass USED wirs Atwsn oooO SUCCESS.
SIN iERs AND PoBLIO SPEAKERS
will find " ehes useful IN clearing tho voice when
aiken bcfor Singing or speaking. and relieving the
throat aer IN unusual exertion Of the vocal organs.
The Troches are reecommonded and prescribed by
Physicians, and have hal tes,lmoniaa from emincnt
men throughout the country. neng article Of true
mort, and having proUoi their efficacy by test Of
many years, each year hnds them In new localities
in various parts Of the world nd the Troehes ar,
uuivers lily pronounced better than other ar cles.
Obtain only "BRows's BRoSOuIAL TRocHHs," aud
do not take any OF the Worthless limitations that may
be offered.
Bold ever ywhere in tho United States, aud in For
eign Countries, at s5 cents per box oct26 6mdaw
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Coal AND CoKE-We call attention 20
the card of Messrs. Post & IIanchett dealers
in Coal aud Coke. Their office Is on Third
street. a,short distance beyond the Mont-
gomery House, They have 4 large Stock
of every variety Of coal on hand, aud will
fill all orders promptly. Mr.. Hanchett, the
resident member of the firm, is always ON
hand to entertain his friends, and b. Y.
shull presidos at the desk with Ills e'usual
ability"
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4 DEADt HEaDs-rColonel j. II. Wood, pro-
prietor of Woods Museum ut Chicago, in
announcing the suspension of the free list
does notconsider the reporters for the press
as 'dead-heads" and makes the following
pertinent remarks. We think that the
views taken by Colonel Wood are In every
sense correct Lila,
'Dead-heads" are those who obtain some-
thing for nothing, Hence, our editor or ro-
porter who visits the Musenm and gives to
his readers description of what he sees
and hears there (thus rendering Quid pro
q'l9 fer bis ticket9 is rs TAR as possiblefrom
d 'dead-head." In fact always consider
"printers INK as more valuable than
money, and am, therefore, ever anxious 10
establish mutual and equitable exchange
of coursesies with those who write for the
public press.
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LExIooGRArHY.-Th Copperheads are
enraged at Websters Dictionary. The
latest edition contains the following defini-
ton: , .rr-,r
CopperheadAA Northern sympathiser
with Southern rebellion.
{ The above is from the .]0n9idI, of course.
A former edition of Webster's "unabridged''
contains the following:
CoPrER7Ass--A,Isalt of peculiar color
usually gFeeR--much used in coloring black.
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HIS COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY
HAS BECOME A HOUSEHOLDE,
WORD THROUGHOUT TIE
WEST AND SOUTH. HIS
ras WORM LOZENaERS, IN
tIt LESS THAN YEAR
AFTER THEIR INTRO n,
DUCTlON ATTAINED A I
REPUTATION As WIDE
SPREAD As THE CONTINENT
OF, MORT II A M Il X | G Al.
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-ta ut tE It'
DIR. JON BU l. LIS
3GTe BsIH28a84 tTGTD ri
Compound Cedron Bitters.
latest and Most Important discovery
NINETEENTH CENTURY

,T q. N f
-FT NF1.FtG
MO MANS NAME ~ MORE INTIMATELY
IN connected with the history Of MATERlh MED
ICA 81 the United sRtes, more favornbly nown "A
ap!one~rin Medical Discovery, than that OF t
John Bull, of Louisville, Kentucky.
BiIinmltablo preparation 81 tsARSAPAAILLA
hslo long stood at the head Of the vsrious compounds
OF that valuable drug Ni
HH.rHH HHiN '.oI
ssle Ja - edf c ~
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"TME."-Will the Journal inform Its
readers what time,it was by Best's wooden
clock, when it got the Presidents message
out ?-DemOcrdtic Organ.
About the slime" the Democratic organ
ordered 500 copies of the message to be
printed at the Journal office because 1t
wasn't able 10 do the work for liz Demo-
cratic friends.--tIosGRdi. ats so. H
Just what we knew TO bo so, The ,Ioar-
nal was about twenty-four hours by Its
own admission, behind the ENPIREin get
ting out the Presidents message, The fact
Is, we exhausted our edition supplying the
Journals patrons many hours in advaneeof
the time they eXpectad IL through the col
unins of that paper. In consequence Of the
lack of energy on the part of our neighbor
we supposed that large portion of his
edition of the message must go into the
wastezbox; and having an, order for five
hundred copies, fiSm thel.'rifal districts, q
we simply transferred it to the Journal,
thinking, ut the time, that we were doing
a neighberiy act. We ,thiak so still.
'THE LADY's FRIEND.'-We have re-
ceived the January number of this beau
tifnli magazine published by Deacon &
Petersons 3l9- Walnut street, Philadelphia.
Its ample pages are filled with the choicest
gems of literature, poetry and art. The
lengFayingst Gsbayeneverseen equalled in
any other agazine-especially its mag
niheenta eoloredS Fashion Rlarsp We
would commend this magazine to our lady
readers as being far in advance of all
rothers of It's class Price ~ o5Oa year ;twoI
copies 81 90; eight copies (and one grdtis)
SIG. No,o is The time TO get up clubs for 1866.
SpeeimennuulbsfSadf tlis parposoSwiI be
sent for fifteen cents. Wheeler &C Wilson'S
celebrated Seeming Machines are furnished as
Premiums in certain cases. The Prospectus
of this magazihef for next year ehib6di6s a
splendid list of contributors.
E0R the best and cheapest GlOthinggg0 to-
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BOR the bestand cheapest Glotlingpgo Il
Schwarz' Eagle Clothing Store, los Mali
street.
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ovH the

- lITaERNN
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spttial gutitss.
BROWNS RR0NCHlAL TR0cHEs

HkvlNs A DinEcr nrLUEHcs TO TnR rARfs, uvH
tHMEDIATE hNLinT.
The weekly union record., 1865-08-12
County Convention.

The Union County Convention assembled 10
this place on Tuesday, the Sth. Throughout
the comfy we have never yet known so large
a vote cast at our primaries, and there never
was before so fall and fair an expession of the
wishes of the people With but two or three
exceptions every delegate elected was in at
tendance. The contest at the primaries as
well as at the nomination was hotly and in
many Instances closely contested. Notwith-
standing all this we have never yet witnessed
more harmony and general good feeling among
both delegates and defeated aspirants to the
several positions. Every candidate upon being
placed in nomination expressed willingness to
abide the decision of the Convention, aud
among all those who were unsuccessful we
could not hear single expression 10 the con
trary, whilst all reaffirmed that they would
stand by the nominees and do their utmost to
insure grand triumph for the whole ticket
and nothing but the ticket. The delegates
took firm and decided stand to secure the
most worthy and popular nominees, and to
secure the harmony and unity of the party.
We give three cheers for the whole ticket and
for our old victorious flag.
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well known to need commendaiion from rs
He has been a resident Of our county fer the
past ten years. He is well qualified 10 Gil the
Office. and viii discharge the duties of the Of
fee with fidelity.
NJ. PENCE.
Nine host at Peuce's Raueh-eyerybody
knows him-jolly, fat Pence, second John
Brough of Ohio and Just as good Union man,
is the nominee for Coroner We hope be will
get one hundred thousand majority.
With such ticket as the aboye-a majori-
ty Of whom are old pioneers and men whose
interests are closely identified with the interests
of our county-we cannot fail OF success, should
even combination of the ancient enemy and
soreheads, if there be any, unite their forces.
We say without fear of contradiction, that not
within the history of Butte have any set Of
county officers acted with more honesty. faith
fclness and ability than the present incumbents,
a9d the same. al can confidently rely upon. will
be said of the ticket now before the people for
their suffrage.
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Constable'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF EXECU-
; ton issued oat of the Court Of i. ballet
Justice Of the Peace, in and for Chico Tow nSaip.
Butte county and State of California to me iirec-
ted and delivered commanding me 10 make the
following sums for Judgment and costs to-wit: One
for the sum of three hundred and seventeen sn6
35-ido dollars, (SSl73s) damages in gold coin. with
interest thereon, from the 24th day of May A. D.
1865. al the rate of two per cent per mouth: and
also iOr the sum Of twsnty-six and s0-lO0 dollars
(26,s0) costs of suit and Tor the sum of three
hundred and nine and 76-l00 dollars damages in
gold coin with interest thereon from the 25th day
Of May. A D. ls65. at the rate of two per cent
per month; and also for the sum OF twenty six and
SO 100 dollars costs of suit; together with all &C
crulng costs on said wFits, each in favor OF Bid
well x Co, plaintiffs, and against George Alien
defendant.
| have levied upon, and will expose at public
sale 10 the highest bidder for cash. in gold COIN at
Justice A Hallets Court House door, In the town
Of Chico. County and State aforesaid,
on MONDAY, THE 4th DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
\. D. 1865. at the hoar of two o'clock P. NJ of
said day, all the right, title and interest Of the
above named defendant in and to the following
described property heretofore attached in said
cause, to-wt: The southerly portion OF 40 feet
shown by the Recorders map OF the town Of
Chico, on record in the Recorders Office for Butte
County, and running back 1872 feet On Second
street, together with all and singular, the tene-
nients, heredltamentS and appaTtenauces herento
belonging, or in any wise appertaiaiHg.
Ii. l.. SUNDERLIN.
Constable Chico township.
BY ". H. DUREy, Deputy.
August 10. ls65. 4w-n4I
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No Bolting---No Fusion.

Rumors of Bolt, or fusion with Copper.
heads, were rife upon the adjournment of the
Convention. We are assured that 10 such
project will be encouraged or even counte-
nanced by any respectable man or set of men
in our party. Thank Heaven. the Union men
of Butte county will not suffer their fair fame
to be tarnished by such foul combinations as
have forever disgraced some of our neighbor-
ing counties That the Secessionists will put
a ticket in the field we have no doubt, they
have right to do so, but woe to the Union
man who dares TO encourage it, or suffers bis
name on it.
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Arizona Nsws.-A gentleman, who rscsr

ARIZONA NEws--A gentleman, who recent
ly retursed from Arizona, has given the VII
nington Journal of the 5th the following
items
Gov. Goodwin intends to resign his position
as Governor of the Territory and become q
candidate for Delegate to Congress. More
troops are very much needed, as the Indians
are committing many depredaiious 1t is ru-
mored that several thousand of the Navsioes
have escaped from their reservation-there not
being force enough in that quarter to keep
them in restraint on this account the Indian
troubles will doubtless increase. About the
l0'h of July the express messenger from Fort
Goodwin 10 Tucson was fred at by the In
dians, but be escaped unharmed, although bis
horse was badly injured Capt, Ledysrd re
turned from bis chase after the murderers oil
the Mexican fasily from Monterey, Mexico
be did not find any Indians 1t was expected
that the three companies to be commanded by
Lieut.. Col. Bennett, would start in a few
days from Fort Yuma they have been de.
layed on account of the want Of means for
transportation.
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Meeting with Poor Success.

The leaders of the old Secession and Cop
perhead party-the fighting enemies OF our
Government-have been using their utmost
endeavors to get up a boilers ticket in this
county. During the entire setting Of our Con
vention they were constantly engaged in at
tempting to throw FIRE brands into the ranks
of the Union party. Every sound Union man
has so far treated them and their acious with
contempt. Numerous offers have been made
to buy men who have heretofore supported the
Union ticket,-large sums of money have been
offered for boilers from our party,-but Us yet
none have accepted. 1t is au old trick OF the
enemy and every honest Union man should be
on his guard, and i. single one is found pur-
chased be will not only be disgraced and de-
feated, but forever politically damned and
classed with rebels and traitors to our old flag
and old Government. We advise Union men
throughout the county and particularly the
delegates TO the Convention. TO lock cut for
this movement of traitors and deserters from
the Union ranks, aud " by the Eternal give
them General Grant reception. As yet the
propositions 10 purchase Union men with Sc
cession money have been hurled back in their
teeth with shame, and if they succeed in
making ticket it will be the result of Cop
perhead money and promises.
The weekly union record., 1865-08-12

GOLDEN NUGGET-Mr Mccall, miner on
Dog Creek, a tributary of the Sacramento,
some forty miles above here, says the Shasta
Courier, struck into gulch last spring, just
BY way of amusing himself, and after little
digging, found himself amused By the picking
OF lump OF virgin gold weighing l311 lbs.
Looking upon this as rather pleasant pros.
peet, be continued the pleasing recreation, and
took out another piece worth 1924. another
Sl35, another Sl24. another Sl24 so, another
So5, another S74. another Sos, another ST.,
another $50 so. His aggregate receipt for
the Spring. and until the water dried mp,
amounted to $4,000. Now, al this, in Shasta
county. State of California, is literally true
nor is the gulch near worked out. Mccall is
not going 10 Idaho.