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FLooD AT AUsrIS.-A severerain storm,
unprecedented in the memory of the Oldest in-
habitant, occurred recently in the vicinity of
Austin, Nev. The rain commenced to fall
July Sd and poured down necessarily until
July 7th, when the clouds indicated con-
tiuuation of the storm. The Reyeille OF the
9Th of July says:
But last night was the eliminating point of
the storm. From s O'Clock in the evening
until 5 O'Clock this morning the rain came
down with tropical violence The water poured
down the hillsides and through numerous ra
vines into the cafion on which the main street
of the city is situated, and soon overhowed the
ditch running through its center, which was
wholly inadequate TO carry off the great vol
ume of water. The street was soon converted
into a slough, every depression in the surface
became a pool of mud and water saloons and
stores were flooded and on the south side of
the street, which is the lowest portion, the
water rushed with great violence through
stores and into Easements, deposltng in lis
course large quantities of earth and gravel,
which in several instances caused much dam
age to goods and property. The floor of the
billiard saloon of the international Hotel was
covered with several inches OF water. The
slightest defect in the covering of building
was readily discovered under this rain. Many
persons living 10 cabins on the bills and in
ravines were driven out by the in pouring wa
ter. To-day everything is oozing slime. H.
deed, the town has the appearance of having
just arisen from the bed of river after q
weeks submersion. There fell duriog the
night not less than two inches of water.
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Quick WoRK.-On Tuesday morning 6eld
of wheat, east of Red Bluff, was cut down and
immediately thrashed. 1t was sacked and ia
ken TO the Antelope Mill By noon, and appeared
as flour 10 the Red Bluff market at five O'Clock
in the evening.-lndepsndeat Of June 18Th.
Gen. Bidwell had grain standing in the field,
yesterday morning, which was cut. thrashed,
ground into -four, and bread made of it for
supper the same day. Now, say this amt o
fast country.-Sage Brush, July lst.
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A MEETING of teamsters was held 10 Sacra'
mento, Friday evening, to consider the subject
of the transportation Of freight over the Chico
route to Idaho 1t was stated at the meeting
that FIVE hundred tons of freight were ready to
be shipped, as soon as teams could be had for
the purpose B. Gone and W. Clark were
appointed to inspect the Chico road to Idaho
and report
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'RECfScrS.
PRECINCTS

II Is ordered by the Committee that the Union
voters of each precinct meet in their respective
precincts. on Saturday the fifth day of August,
1855, and elect delegates to the above County Con-
vention. II was resolved that none be allowed %
participate in the elections at the primaries but
those who voted for Lincoln and johnson, at the
last Presidential election except such from legal
disability were prevented from voting at the above
last election. Also. that proxies will be allow
ed ir the County Convention except they are held
by actual residents of the precincts they claim to
represent.
By order OF the Union County Committee.
ROBERT RlCHEY, Chairman.
GEo. c. PERKINS, Secretary.
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UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.
A Union County Convention for Butte count,
VII Be held IN 0roville,

A Union County Convention for Butte county
viii Be held IN 0roville,
ON TUESDAY, AUGUST sth, 1865.
at 10 o'clock A. n. Of said day for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for the following Offices, to
b. supported by the Union voters Of Butte county
st the approaching election: One State Senator,
two members Of the Assembly. Sheriff, County
Clerk. District Attorney. County Treasurer, Coun-
~ Recorder, Assessor, County Surveyor. County
Superintendent OF Public Instructions, Public Ad-
ministrator and Coroner. Also, to nominate Su-
pervisor for the Second Supervisor District, COM
posed Of wyandotte, Oro. Mountain Spring and
Bidwell townships; also to elect delegates 70 at
tend the Union State Convention. to be held in
Sacramento, on Wednesday, ths l6th day Of ADg..
preximo.
The foRowing spYortionment Of delegates (being
one for each precinct and for each thirty votes
or majrr4Yaction Of thirty votes cast for Lincoln
~ johnson ct the last Presidential Election)
A
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Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF THOMAS McGOvERN, DE
II ceased. Notice is hereby given by the IN
-dersigned administrator of the above named
estate, to the creditors Of and all persons having
claims against said deceased, TO exhibit be same
with the necessary vouchers, within four months
from the first publication of this notice 10 the
undersigned, at his ONCE in the Court House.
VAN 0RDEN, Administrator.
By ordes of the Hon. Probate Court Butte Co.
Oroyille June IL, 1855. 4~n33
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APPEARs re BE Cosr1sNEp.-TheW WasI

APPEARS re BE CoSFIRNEp.-The Wash.
ington correspondent of the Alta, June 10th,
says:
Noah Brooks, for several years the Wash
ington correspondent of the Sacramento Union,
and also a clerk in the United States House
OF Representatives, has been appointed Naval
Ohcer, and Hon. Thomas B. Shannon. ex.
member of Congress for California, Surveyor
OF the Port of San Francisco. These appoint.
ments are to take effect on the 9th OF july.
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CHRONIC RHEUAATlsM AND NEURALGIA is guran
teed cure with lie Doyen's Sarsaprilla. Yellow
Dock, Iodine tAlterative-So, also, the diseased
blood and nerves. which cause falling sickness con-
vulsions, spasm, fits, numbness, headache, diz-
ziness. 1t cures ninety-nine in hundred cases
Crane Brigham. Agents.
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A CANARD.-The story that JEFF. Davis
was mauacled at Fortress Monroe is pronounced
to be without foundation. He is allowed full
liberty to pace bis cell, there being guard
with him to prevent bis committing suicide.
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Suffer CouSTY UNION CoSvRSTroS-The
Sutter county Union Convention met at Yuba
City July 10th and nominated the following
ticket: For Assemblyman, Francis Hamlin !;
Sheriff, Jos A. Friend County Clerk, J. B.
Harris; Treasurer. R. Dnsmore; Assessor,
J. L. Wilber; Superintendent Of Schools, DR..
Dunwel; Surveyor, P. E. Drescher.
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HEAvr vERDIcr.-Ths jury in the soii of
F. E. Corcorsn and wife vs.. j. G. Doll and
John L. Simpson. rendered verdict Of s2s,.
$50, principal snd interest on prouisory
uote for e2o,eoo. This is connected With the
rehsua Stockbreedeu' Association adAira
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Wool CoxIsG.-The Oregouiau mentions
the shipment of large quantities of wool for
California and the East. 1t says that la5
bales we're received in q single day from Linn
county, and 300 more are to arrive for export
by the neIt steamship, consigned to Richard
4 McCracken. The price paid for this was
40 average of 20 cents per poood
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DEATH OF Mrs SIGoURSEY.-The eminent
authoress, Lydia Huntley Sigourney, died at
Hartford. Conn.,. on the 10th of June, after
lingering experience of failing health, in the
74th year Of ber age.
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CorfERHEAD TAcrIcs.-Haviug failed to
ssssssinate Andrew johnson along with Lin
coin, the Copperheads aud Secessiouists are
now tryiog to Tylerize him. One John Tyler
in country is enough.
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HoS. c. B. Porter, member OF the State
Senate for Contra Costa county, has purchased
the interes, OF W. W. Theobald in the Contra
Costa Gazette, and will hereafter have editorial
control OF that paper.
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GENERAL SHERMAN says 10 one OF bis let
tiers on civil affairs: If you admit the Degro
to this struggle for sDy purpose, be has right
to stay 10 for all and when the fight is over
the hand that drops the musket cannot be de-
nied the ballot
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COUNTY CoNvENrIos.-In accordance with
the call of the Union County Central Com
mittee, the County Convention of the Union
party will be held in this place, on Tuesday
the 9Th Of August next. On Saturday, the
5th Of August, the primary elections will be
held in the several precincts for the purpose of
electing delegates. as apportioued. to attend
said Convention. We deem it of The greatest
importance that the primaries be generally at
tended, and that sound Union men Of intelli-
gence and judgment. with interests identified
with the county. be selected as delegates 10
our coming County Convention. There are
numerous candidates in the field, who, no
doubt, have interested themselves in canvass
ing the precincts, and are well known, and as
q nomination is equivalent to an election, the
people should turn out, and let there be full
aud correct expression of the majority in
choosing who shall act as their servants. In
measure the prosperity of our county depends
upon the choice Of its officers. If there should
o0 osP"nuts W iuiPot toub poSitiouS WuU nie
thought incompetent or unworthy, it is at the
primaries the people should speak out and see
that delegates are selected who will reflect
their wishes. AL candidates for nomination
cannot be successful, and when contending for
the same position, it becomes necessary for all
the Union voters to turn out to the primaries
and there decide by majority who shall be the
nominee, and there is no true Union man from
principle but who will abide by the decision Of
the Convention. Let every precinct be repre-
sented iu full by delegates who are residents
thereof-none Others, and not by proxy. Sc
lect none but will be in attendance at the
Convention, and thus will we have full and
fair expression of the will of the party. and
let their decision be binding on every honest
Union man in the county.
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FREE LABoR.-Free labor is getting popu-
lar in North Carolina, and even the startling
proposition to permit negroes to vote is dis
cussed in all seriousness, and not one of its ad.
vocates seems TO be in peril Of his hfe War
makes wonderful changes
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The rebel General Slaughter was driven out
OF Brownsville, Texas. BY his own soldiers,
and had reached Havana A good climate
for the renegade.
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E. $. RSxEs, says the Bee, has porchased
the GrsDd Island (Cofusa county Touring
mills. and commenced ricding custom work.
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The Montgomery (Ala-l correspondent OF
the Tribune, with the Sixteenth army corps.
writes that be met colored man, 1e years old,
born in the North, and free man, who had
been kidnapped at the sge Of Is and had been
held in slavery sirty three years. He said this
was the first chance be had had 10 all these
long years Of slavery to regain his liberty. and
and be was bound to avail himself of i; be
would not risk staying with his old master and
take the chances of being made free BY the
laws.
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TAzos CITy%There is quite village on the
northwestern corner of Lake Tahoe. and st the
bad Of the Truckes river, which 10 called Tahoe
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Addendum.

PER OVERLAND TELEGRAPH:
PHILADELPHIA, May 18th, 1868.
I'd Series all sold. Commenced on Sd Series.
Two Hundred and Thirty Millions (2ao 600 ,ooo)
precisely like other two Series, except dated 18th
July, and Government reserves the right to pay
six per cent. in Gold instead of 7-30 Currency.
JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent. Philadelphia.
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A HARp FkLLow 10 Kkkr.-The Yolo
News gives the following account Of thief,
who. it seems jails are not strong enough to
keep
T. Jackson, who was convicted in this eoua-
y two years ago, on a charge of grand larceny
in stealing horses, and obtained An order for .
new trial and was lodged in The Sacramento
Jail to await bis trial and made bis escape
who subsequently WAS lodged in the 0roville
Jail from which be also escaped who was
lodged in the Marysviile jail on some other
charge. and broke out who was arrested in
Ell Dorado county on charge Of grand larceny
in stealing cattle; who was also arrested in
Ell Dorado county on charge of an assault
With intent to commit murder who was re-
Gently lodged in our jail to await his trial on
the first charge, concluded to leave, about .
week since and accomplished bis object by dig
ging out hole through the wall of the Jail by
means of chisel very kindly furnished him
By some of bis outside friends, and by scaling
the wall (l5 feet high) of the Jail yard
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Dissolution Notice.

HNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETdFORE EXIST
II ing between the undersigned in the Hotel
business in Nimshew, Butte county, Sal., is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will be carried on by S. Mcclellan, who will be
responsible for all debts of the company, and will
collect all debts owing TO the old firm.
URIAH HUPP,
SAM'L MCCLELLAN.
Nimshew, June To- '65-n354w
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Dealers viii find it to their advantage to givei ime
a call before purchasing, as my facilities for pur
chasing are equal to any House this side of San
Francisco, and I am determined to not be urder
sold.
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VERY LIKELY.-It is currently reported and
generally believed, that money has been fur
nished 10 carry Santa Cruz and Monterey
counties for FELTON,. The stake" holders play
enthusiasm for Cole, but are actually in the
paid service of FELTON,. Time will expose the
plot to deceive the people. Among the know
ing ones. the expression of How are you,
greenbacks ?" has lost force; but How are
you, FELTON," means something. These bought
hirelngs will endeavor to elect FELTON, Rep
reseutaiive under the pretense of serving Cor
nelius Cole. We have this matter spotted,
and will show it up.-Pajaro Times.
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spondent says Breckinrdge aud party we're all
near JEFF. Davis when be was captured, but
managed to elude the national troops and
travelled across the States of Georgia and
Florida TO the coast, where he secured small
boat and put TO sea. He arrived at Cardinas
on the 1lth ult., after three days and nights
passed almost entirely without eating or sleep
ing. They were serenaded at Cardinas and
received marked attention from the Spanish
Government and people.
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~ Highest cash price paid for Farmers pro-
duce of all kinis.
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Office of Eureka Steam Flour Mill
GEO. c. PERKINS.
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U. s. $40 SIX PER CENT.
Gold Bearing Bonds |!
)ne cent per day on a $50 not,

Notes of all the denominations named will b
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions
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through Gold Hill, and will do up clothes In the
best style and return them when required. Thank.
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continuance Of the patronage Of the public.
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RENovATERs.
CLEANING AND DYsINe EsTABu usHMENT

FuN HFuHirED srAIks prEHO NO assOUTU
niinois street. indianapolis. Indiana.
old and weil known estsblshr. ent the lAfis.
have sss and veosn goods dyed In perm snsnl AMI
beautiful eolofs and xenis garments thoroughly reno,s
ted and repaired.
New ana second hand eoshing bought and sold slso
paucuar branch IN the Business nns drs~
ae-blla taels cloth. tear In any garment can be
II not be visible to the naket ere
Remenberthe place, Ne - South Illinois street
tsnlo JOSEPH HARRIe. .Prsprfetor.
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CoLuMbUs, O. August 2.-Hon. A. Z Stone,
au old resident Of Columbus. formerly Treas.
urer OF State aud the present L. ) Revenue Col.
night
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North Carolina Affairs.

WASHINGTON, august 2.-The statements re-
Gently published in the Northern papers regard
ing the bitter feeling of hatred said to be enter
tained by a large portion of the old inhabitants
Of North Carolina, towards the National Gov
ernment and Union people, has led to cores
pondenco on the subject between the North
Carolinians in this city interested 10 promoting
Northern emigration to this State, and Cover
nor Holden. The Governor says that such a
feeling is not general and need not be apprehend-
ed by persons designing to settle there as calcu-
them annoyance.
Some newspapers of the rebel persuasion are
opposing The proposed amendment to the consIi
tuition. abolshing slavery. and inculcating the
idea that slavery is to be re established in the
State a. soou as II is free from military control,
and the inhabitants OF several OF the southern
line of counties. IL is said. design sending their
delegations into the State Convention with In
structions 10 this effect.
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NKw YoRK. August IA special to the
Herald, dated Washington !. says. The public
hope and expectation concerning the Presidents
health have not been verified No cabinet
meeting was held to day IN consequence Of his
continued indisposition. lie is still confined TO
his room, aud visitors have been received
since Saturday Mr.. Johnson has suffered from
bilious attacks for years, a. irregular intervals
and the present, we are glad TO announce, pre-
sents no new or alarming features
One hundred aud two citizens OF Virginia wero
pardoned to-day on the recommendation OF GOV
PictpOnt
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B-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED

rE-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues OF Bulls CKDaoS BIrTrKs II any such there
be- read the following certificate frsm gentlemen well
known in this community, and doubt no more.
Its general introduction into the army will the
lives of thousands Of our soldiers:
LOUISVILLE. June Sd, 1883.
We the undersigned, have the good effects Of Dr.
JoHs BULLS CKDRos BTrEss In OF general debility
and prostrauon Of the system, and believe ts general
would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among soldiers particularly would this be the case
especially those who exposed to the miasmatc in
nuences In the Southern climate.
Nal PHILIP Spell,
Collector Int. Rev. 81 Ds Ky
cHAs h. COTTON.
Collector Of the Port Of Louisville. Ky.
COL. N. DRNT,
Provost Marshal General Of Kentucky.
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Vice President OF Sanitary Commission
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Philosophy of Marriage. .

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II OF Anatomy have detsrminet. regardless Of ss-
Penss, 70 issue free, fOr the benshi u suffering hs.
manly and suppression u guAcksfy four u their
interesting and instructve Lectures haras~ and IL
dsquaihcati0nt Nervous and Physical Dvbiify, Pre-
mature decline 81 Manhood digestion. weakness o.
Depression, impOtency. Lo=s 81 knefEy aud Manly FO~
sr' the great sai ks ant thoss haisdss Which rs.s
from youthful oies % maturity tgnorsncs
offhysiology and la~r 0fhatufs.
These invsaabe Lectures have been the mess. ~
eniEhtsning and saving thoasauds. aud ~ be forward
ed ffee receipt ~ four stampa b. Addressing ss<re
tsry. Ne~ York Museum of ADstomy and hsdiclns sis
Brosd~sy. New rert lsufi-tiy
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The Conspirators at the Dry rortu.

INV YORK, August 2.-The Government
steamer Florida, which carried the assassin ton
conspirators, Mudd. OLaughlin Arnold and
Spaneler 10 Fort Jefferson, on the Dry Tortugas,
has returned here from that place on the 26th
and Key West the 9th. The prisoners were not
aware until after starting on their journey tha.
their destination had been changed from Albany
prison to this spot, off the Florida coast. On
being informed of it they we're unpleasantly af-
fected. but after their arrival, on finding that
the Island which is about thirteen acres in ex-
tent, enjoys fine sea breeze, and is very healthy
and was not so bad place as they supposed.
they were agreeably disappointed and congratu-
lated themselves on the change
They reached their place OF Imprisonment on
the 2Jth of July, and were Immediately
after put to appropriate services, Mudd being
placed in the position of an assistant surgeon.
Arnold that of clerk. Spanger set TO work at
his trade OF a carpenter aud OLaughlin put to
an employment in which he can be usefnl.
There are about $50 prisoners now confined ON
the Dry Tortugas
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Nav YoRK. August q Paymaster Wilson has
Just returned from the interior OF South Caro-
lima, and reports the people OF tho section he
travelled through as feeling very bitter at heart
toward the Union aud Federal authorities
Armed or open resistance Is out OF the question
but he says great amount OF opposition will
have TO be overcome In restoring law aud order
The people are uut In opposition to negro suf
irage and retain all their old prejudice against
the race.