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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
Cholera nj Tfbee IsInnd.

From last Sunday morn to noon of Tuesday, one
new case deaths occurred in the hospital at Is
land The disease had assumed mder type abatng both In
magnty and the number Of its victims The list pubshed
yesterday contained both the Of the dead and those VINO
were sick. The following the names Of the sicki
j. Sullivan T. Doyle f. Reuz n Padrak f. Arrnstr1ng'
s. Scott A. Berend j. Brgg A. Bier Furry, l. Crowley
j Koch, d. Brodyick B. Coe A. Hosmer l.. Fox, W. stan
ton W. Phradoveur f. Hoffman, A. Doud Pedio H. Ieeler
j. Collins, l.. Goupse J. Bennett. j. A. OwaleT a, Dfe
Bouicll, N. Tully. j. Wink A. Frisbee, w. Taylor
r. Lynch. C. Weeks, G.. Wilson, j. Hail. H. Conner
J. RaAr NJ Haul A. Roe J. storms T. Hughes T.. Croker
Ct, NJ Newcomb, W. Martin r Bursto9 G ryaaI, a.
Wessert G.. Boehm. p. b. Wilson. G. Egolf 5 MeCamhan'
j. Kerry j. Rogers O. W. Talk j. Mooney j. Lindsey +.
James Ii. A. Merstedt NJ Murray. j. Wester j. M Clark
]. Wilson ID. Serrett. = Swiler. j. Jennings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
Remarkable Cholera Curc-592 Cases. Treated
No Deaths.

All the medical cholera schools use camphor IN their
treatment cholera and its value has been admitted on Gil
sides yet always failed to effect the desired cure unless
the experience of Dr. Rubn should prove exception The
saturated spirits canphor used by this eminent Neapo
tan physician consists as from correspondent of
The London Star equal parts by weight OF camphor and
spirits and 10 the power thus obtained he his success
In the treatment Of disease The ordinary spls 81 cam
phor consists part by weight OF camphor to nine parts OF
spirits Of wine while the homeopathic preparation IL naue 10y
mixing one of cemphor to FIVE Of the spirits OF wine. Inc
0uany cnmphOr which water VIII take up rs small anu 10
ohtain The saturated spirits Of eamphor II Rubni II IL
necessary TO dst spirits wine and get rid OF much Of
its viii bring 1t to 60 degrees oyerproo IN WHO.
condition it viii dissolve and hold in solution ITS own weight
with this saturated spirits OF camphor' DIR. Rubin
Of single patient or these 1872 200 cured in The
Royal Almshouse IL in the Royal Poor house. ana 100 IN INC
81 Swiss Regiment OF Woh Ihet the 81 cases eateu ~
DR. Rubn in these public institutions all genuine cases
Asiac cholera and terribly severe end tha h
recovered the evidence OF the following distinguished nd
yidnas with official seals attached sufficiently atests
II Generate Governatorc Ricc II MaggoIe Commandante
Nicola Forn; II Capitano Commandante Carlo Sodero Gel
The method OF cure IL as follows: "When man seized
with choorea he should at once" says Rubnl lie down. be
well wrapped blankets and take every five minutes four
drops Of the saturated tnciure OF eamphor ~ very sewers
the dose ought to be increased to from 3o 0drops every
five Minutes Ia the Of Of advanced age acchs
toned TO take vino and pri where he drug gwen IN drops
effect small coffee spoonful every hFe nihutcs
and a very short time the coveted reaction VIII occur
Ordinarily in two three four hours abundant perspraon
VIII come out. and then ourc VIII follow Ihe preventive
method writes Dr. RbinL - ms Leg hoSe VINO are 10
coed heab while living in accordance WITH their usual hap
it, every day five drops of the saturated spirits OF cam
phor small lump fsugs water must never Oe nea as
medium the eanphor will become solid and rs curative
properties ceaso and repeat the dose three or four times
day Spices. sromatc- herbs coffee tea and spirltuous
liquors sbOnd be avoided
Here then we lave "a strong prna Jocis made ont
well be conceived in favor Of the preyentb ~ and
Is nj once portable and Inexpensive which a sections OF
medical PR fson have heretofore employed and can
therefore, raise objection to employing asuin IN increased
potency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
VIRGINIA.

THB LOYAL cOSvENTIoS-PRRsoNAL WAR ON UNION
The following letter. forwarded to US by a promi-
pent sgner Of the loyal Southern Convention,
written by the consistent UnOns in the State
sfVirginia Nj Richmond for many months inmate
Of Rebel prisons, where his brother died:
BRRRYyIILE Va, July 81. 1866
DEAR SIR shall endeavor TO attend Union Convection
first Monday in September have great confidence
TIA. much gooa VII result IRON 1ns OF ~ ,p
South that s lives although thousands Of her yOtares have
persisted by the cruel and wicked hands Of traitors When
cal 10 memory the friends saw with pile faces
cated confined in the prison cells OF Richmond the
oankng Of the manacles that bound them CRATES
When remember the thousands Of women and cllren
saw in my travels through Virginia North Carolina and Ten
nessee 1862 and ls6 that had been driven from their
homes In mid Winter without food barefooed and almost
naked their way the Federal lines stop al ch nir
houses TO beg bread for their children crying from col nd
hunger and the mother Of the children With tears kg
down her cheeks cursed and ordered from the houses and told
by the Rebel inmates they were nothing but Union trash and
their starving condition served them night IL leaves clear
version mind Of wba will again be the res1t shond
seS Rel Is ''1'' s''''''- ''"''' " '''' " ~ '''''
feel the need for action living here tie very hobed
vote sTsp. be 90 az comfy @ and Se men ho
claim 70 lndOrse President JOhusons reconstruction e
rinse the Government and cast stigma npop eD iS;i
feel the necessity Of aaY whereby protection is maze CO.
extensive with citizenship CONVERSATION took Place at the
and o. II. Mcclure Mr. Morgan has just returned from
,ec.s asked how many Union men there were here.
Morgan remarked you ought drive them away from
here Make personal war " them. as We do in Georga"
xoCni-s 49, II, 10 100 close -.
Ills answer fwe expresses the fleeing Of the recon
structed Rebels they willing anxious make war on
the Union ee "a they get the control Of the
State Bat M they do that TIE? feel that Washington TOO
near Gould the Of tie people of tie loyal states DC
made acquainted with our true situation aud know the bak
handed treachery Of aese Rebels DO hyng IN theh
midst they would ay around the polls this Fan IN snen nun
hers as would se the question whether traitors WHO
have been or years plotting treason aud four years IN armed
rebellion against the best Government upon eaith ana HL are
AZ anxious r its destruction they were at al! TINE
during the Rebellion whether oyal men, who have never
raised arms TO destroy it, bet rallied around the nag our
country 10 live die under Der stars ana Ses bna eoHo
her destiny. Respectfully yours r. ,,,,o,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
Aquatic.
A Ponehkeepsie paper says that the ceIebrat

watersboep man who short time ago proposed to go
race Of FIVE or ten miles against any Ouroared crew IN the
United States has teen by parties in New ana ne
challenge accepted not however by ouroered crew Ou
by two persons whose withheld at the request
parties interested They will enter the contest WIN
half miles and return and the sum TO be rowea ror
The forfeit money seadyup and the trst a. ~,
money will be paid this week. IL mas oeeh ~ ~
row the race Harlem River the 18th or Zo.n o.
gust probably tho latter Upon the Watersnoe man ~
as 10 his intentions Of training for the event no
stated that ready time, and would oner io
training simply contenng himself with going over the COURSE
once before the day Of the race
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
The ssIdiers' Bounty Authorized BY the Recent
Act OF Cosgress-meeiing Of Soldiers at Pr.
thagoras Hall.

The members Of the Soldiers and Sailors Employ.
ment and Relief Agency and the soldiers entitled to the
bounty authorized by act Of Congress held meeting
at Pyhagoras Hall last evening for the purpose OF devng
some plan whereby tad bounte may be collected without
sort 10 the ordinary claim agent. ~
Col j. b. Herman Manager Of the Soldiers and Sailors
Employment and Relief Agency, was elected President
Zimmerman was elected Secretary and Frank Heck
Ter ssantSecretafy
Addresses made by Col Herman and Messrs thinner
and Hecker In which united action advised for the
purpose Of securing al the benefits OF Act Of Congress to
those justly entitled 20 them.
Resolutions adopted acknowledging with gratitude the
past services to the soldiers Of the Soldiers and Sailors
poyment and Relief Association the offer of officers
OF this organization rendering their free Of charge
for the collection Of the recently bounty; auhOz
ing said officers to transact the business such col
lection guaranteeing TO Col. Herman consideration Of his
past services 10 the soldier five the amount
bounty ooleeted bestowng upon President
praise his urtherAnce Of the interests Of the
ders and denouncng Congress for certain characteristics Of
the Bounty bill The resolutions also made provision for the
creation q Soldiers Protective Claim ssOcaon with Col
Herman as General Manager An Advisory board was
elected consisting of Gen. Barlow Cen McMaion ard Judge
Dittenhotfer
There was considerable opposition to the adoption OF
resolutions owing with other the Endorsement
the President and tho denunciston Of Congress
Col will go 10 Washington early next week and
medsey enter upon the work Of prosecuting the bounty
claims Of soldiers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
Latest Ship News.
ARRIVED.

schr Magnolia tBr) -, Windsor - plaster to - Worsher
spoon. -
schr W Rondout for Providence.
Scbr w. Car Boston for Phi ade phia.
Scbr Maria Louisa Eldridge. Stonington.
Schr C. g Hazard, Clark Bridgeport.
schr. ~. L. Chaye, Cbsye, Portland.
Schr VIM Cray, smith, Elzsbethpor, Tor Middletown.
scLr Bramhsl, Hamilton, Portland.
Schr A. Lyons, Lyons, New Haven
schr smith Turner Gardne lumber TO Hoyoke Murray
schr Williams Lett, MoTeteid City NJ c. days With TIM
Der to master.
Schr Young Teaser, Burger Georgetown d. g..
schr. G. w Holmes, Crowley, Georgetown, d. Z.
Schr. O. T.. Maltby Smith, Virginia
Schr. Ellen Baker Bement Virginia.
Schr. J. l.. Hess, Hudson Virginia
'Schr. Job Van SAINT, Woodmansie, Virgins.
Schr. White Cloud, Hedger, Virginia
Schr. w. II. Rhodes, Miller. Virginia.
schr. l.. A. Baker Magin, Virginia
BELOW.
Bark boomerang from Cardenas.
Edwin II. Filter
Brig Stromnes from Jamaica
Schr. Nesmith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
PBNIANisu.
ADDRESS TO NIB. STEPHENS.

ADDRESS TO NIB. STEPHENS
Last evening in accordance with previous an
nouncement Mr. Stephens met his adherents A' .aO
Rooms No &c Prncest. There was numerous ~.
Mr. Stephens addressed the meeting a'er ""N" WV
ing address was read amid great applause
ADDRESS TO Mr. STEPHENS. .,
No 70 PRIScEsT. NEW ioR s aug D. ieoo'
To JAMES Ca O,Ssa's o. nj evening upon
n. i'm Inc together for special interview the scateel sk from
T r cherished land is nieTDinsed with ieelns
10Th nes.nrsb pnflpleasurab N again seeing you ss
from the 5. r kD and uTmountins the
obstacle. thrown your by enemies or laundering end' On
Pleasant IS II you face face cannot withhold the
expression Of oS! pain ss @ a on n0s C
we arrivals from raud many OF Us beng IN our h
that although deeply disappointed the entertained
Irish soil last year. yet we positively affirm that you "a. are
held blamees by counymen at home Tor that oaI cut
orr S%e our &c a. O~I ,n 1 are SO o
save no.hhg eu ~ ,J W., n Canadian
Po leo our eQse to ANNA mad d I1p e o as we believe
for direct ectOn Ireland A. for men who
try Irish national feeling prevalent this country
for their advancement American politics they now too
we'll Understood longer regarded with any ieens ou' '
We learned with the intense indignation that the means
Contributed for tS Ss n a s %. :. ~ int s
prompted by the vanity ambition OF dishonest mem to make rep
baoyed up reflection and knowledge that The groundwork Tor
III and yonr .hy 10 carry ont our glorious work 10
termination deProoed and unbroken to do die this yest IL
Ireland that no obstacle shall be from persever
have each Of ps already suffered so much.
ned Announcement to you these the days o. your rss
and deeInaion 70 ho Ourselves in readiness posts
And wa fee that tbo.e Of our men who DO
not wish to be the byword and eo OF al nations WI [ p
Of give ideally according to their means 70 as rs 10
that within which never be conquered. and that
freedoms battle once begun,
Though bshled g. is won'
Believe us ever your devoted FLOWERS
Here follow 90 sgnatureF.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04

MELANCHOLY DEATH BY DROwNING.-A young
man. 90 years age named j. Glass whose parents
reside in Hudson City drowned yesterday while engaged
audable and mercifu effort the life OF nd VINO
had fallen from craft into large waterank IN bergen
Cut about from Jersey City The tank which has been
for long time dsuse is about 20 feet square ana ~ ee
Deep The lad had fallen into the water and woqd have Deen
drowned bnt for the efforts Of Mr. Glass who while be saved
life lost his own.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04

DEADLY ASsAULT-A MAN BEATEN ALMOST TO
DEAmA frocas occurred about o'clock last evening at
saloon kept by named German at the corner OF seaben
and Greensts jersey City in which German beat man
named Kelly that bis life ID dospafed OF Coroner ktten
called late hour to take Kelys deposition, anda war
issued for Germans ee but he has not yet been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04

A MOTHER ABAYDoNs HER IyFAST.-A woman
named McDermo who keeps uiistand at the
Of Montgomery and Geeness, Jersey City was aceosed
about o'clock yesterday afternoon by respectfully dressed
woman who making tr1ng purchase requested ler TO
hold a child about old she bad Ia her f0T
minutes willie she returned 10 the ferry FOR carpet bag she
had forgotten. The McDermoit compiled with the
strange females request and tie latter disappeared IN the
direction ferry since which che has not been The
child was sent 10 the AlLuslOusc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
NEw.JRRsEY NEWS.

ALLEGED MURDBRoUs AssAULT.-An employee OF
the Erie Railway Company named Daniel McNara while at
work about o'clock yesterday afternoon, was violently
assaulted as is alleged by fellow workman named william
Nolan who strnck MIN murderOus blow aimed nj his head
with coupling PIN Fortunately the TOW took effect on the
shoulder Instead OF MeNara would probably have been
killed warrant issued for OF Nolan but lie
was stil at large last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04

FOUND DRowSED-The body of an unknown lad
found floating in the water. Hoboken. Thursday
night 1t subsequently identified the body OF lad
named Rock who resided in Brooklyn and drowned while
bathing on Sunday last An irquest held at which The
usual verdict rendered the body given the
mother Of deceased for iniCrment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04

FROM ST. JAGo DE CUBA.-The steamship Fab
Kee Capt sthling arrived yesterday from St. Jago via
Neuvtas bringing dates from the latter place to July a. She
has large passenger list and t7o sos in gold with full
cargo Of sugar Mr. Edward Cooper the purer will please
accept thanks marine and other iprmson and the
pyonpt delivery ofogJ packages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
Cholera nj Gnlvsston.

GALVESTON, Friday August ls66.
There have been ten new cases Of cholera in two
days mainly confined to the newly arrived troops from Harris
Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04

ARREST oP AN ALLEGED BURGLAR-DetectiyetM c-
Donnongh yesterday afternoon arrested Young named
Richard Burdet the comInt Of his mother charged with
burglaousy entering her house about month since and
stealing considerable quantity Of goods and money ILe
prisoner was committed for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
announcements.
Ip WV CorIn NOT GIT ANOTHER

Rev L. Bolton Jodanve NJ " writes The machine works sd
may h. been 10 eight months and has Jailed Ia tho
e, point, EYER given out We would no. take One
Mr. Haioct L. T. I'VE would part with
our Wilcox 0bbs sewing Machine on any Aeeeua-V W a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04

distance from the city celebrate anniversary OF the
Liberation Society. .,d
In the present state Of feeling, most people white ana
black carry arms, and many people apprehend sO ,n
trouble The Union men here are Indignant az WV
affair of Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, AUGUST A. 1866.

arrived al his destination he very ill., and physician was
sent for who pronounced the patient In dying condition
The neiy God which the died Is hny ana over
crowded and the Coroner notified the Board OF Health 10 nave
the yards in the vicinity dsnected which was done neu
.taly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
THE PUBLIC HEALTH,
10y Telegraph.


PHILADELPHIA, August 3.-The cholera report to
the Board Of Health to-day up to noon showed six new cases
four Of which were fatal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
CITY NE VS..

Music At CENTRAL PARK.-The Central Park
Commissioner that # the weather fine there will
be music on tho Mall at the Park Saturday 4th inst
commencing at D. H. By the Central Park Band under the
leadership Of H. H. Dodwortb. The following Is the pro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04

90 TO THOMAS r. AGNEW's, Greenwich and
W Murray you win find Teas Cofees Fish Flour and
everything cheaper than any store in ohs
30 TO MACFARLANDs Book Store, corner
VI aud Broadway there will find all the NV
Of old Standard WORKS and choice
English French and Scotch Static
III INGSFORD's OSWEGO STARCH-The only
IN perecy PURE STARCH. Il has the artificial Whe
rrodnced by being Baehef Uih Chemical 80 injurious To-
Linen THIRD strength than other and
Il. entirely any deeteou foreign matters therefore,
will keep sweet for gy.s the most re- ect q '1 ana
:and tale other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04

FIRE IN BRIpGE-STREET.-A LITTLE GIRL BADLY
BURSED-At o'clock last evening fire occurred in tho apart
Of AR George Mott located the third floor Of the pre-
m the rear of No 90 Bridge street In order knde
moderng embers In the Mrs Mott poured some
kerosene oil upon them and to be expected the liquid
exploded setting fire to the apartment Mr. Mott escaped
without injury but her daughter Elizabeth aged eleven years
severely burned neck shoulders and back The
flames were exngushed by 18th Precinct Police and
citizens with pals after causing slight damage
Police Surgeon BTen dressed the burns OF the injured girl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04

RELEASED Of BAIL.-Yesterday Justice Mansfield
visited Bellevue Hospital and took tho affidavit OF Mrs Eliza
Jo No 40 Cherry ST. who was stabbed IN the breast on
Tusday night by Annie Harrison residing In the house
adjoining Tho facts set forth In the affidavit u the wounded
woman the have been already published IN lg
TEurNr Tho magistrate held the assaant to bail IN the
sum Of e. O0O Mrs. Jole pronounced out Of danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04

ROBBED BY FEMALE.-On Thursday evening
Edward H. Dupree Of No. IL Crosbyst. met Hattie Brown
and accompanied her to low saloon In Mercerst While
there no taken with vomiting His companion was very
asduous In her attentions leaving Dupree found that
his wallet containing SIS had been stolen and he caused the
arrest the girl by Officer Roberts Of the Eighth Precinct
elO bill Of those stolen found In her possession
Yesterday she committed for trial by Justice Ledwith
The accused native Of Ireland aged 23 years aud resides
at No. l25 Wnshiugt0n-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04

Books roR THE PORTLAND LIBRARY.-It is crafty
ing to see that sufferers the late great fire at Portland
are not remembered In financial way alone The Mercan
tile Library Association Of this city has voted 900 volumes ia
the Portland Mercantile Library recently destroyed by he
and the books will be sent on Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04

LIVE Stock MARKsTs.-There has been large
run Of cattle over the Erie road this week The li2 cars
brought lead beside AZ the n j. Central making
3Ole head received the Hudson City Drove Yards up to
Friday morning. and 200 Of them remained unsod In
the afternoon OF day Prices working down fat steers
rarely bringing l7dl7c which Is about c per H. less
than they brought last Monday at Forty forrth The ma
ority OF the cattle selling at 6d 7c sheep are In large
suppy and sell At Ic lower than at the beginning
fthe week. Lambs mostly selling at dllc-seeeted
l2c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04

ARREST or BURGLAR About midnight on
Thursday Patrick Mcmahon forced entrance through one
OF the rear windows Of the residence OF Mr. Henry
A. Heiser No 6s West Forty seyenhst and stole pocket
book containing a stuHll Of money. While looking
through for under be surprised aud cap
ured by Officers Elliott and Cook Of the Twenty second Pre-
cinc YESTERDAY he committed for trial 10y Justice Con
molly at the Fourth District Police Court The prisoner
native OF Ireland, aged Il years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04

The iayonte steamship Initod Kingdom oil the An
, Line will leave Pier No % y. r. at p to-dav. with
passengers for Glasgow Liverpool Londonderry Dublin sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
Cholera in NeW.York.

We regret to state that cholera does not diminish
but contrary has materially increased during the
past week. The total number Of deaths in The city including
the public institutions the week ending last Saturday was
49, The number for the week ending to-day will not be
known before Monday but ls0 had occurred up yes
terday OF the disease only be known by
comparing the number who have died with the number who
have been attacked accurate Trustworthy returns
Of the latter class have yet been made.
Day before yesterday there II deaths and IL adms
sons into the cholera ward Of the hospital Wards Island
Three persons had been discharged and remained under
treatment. On Backwes Island where the disease has
been particularly malignant the best account that can be
gwen from the rather ncohsrent reports thus far rendered
shows 81 deaths Of SO which is very large mortal
y These numbers however. only approximate the truth
which will not be wholly known until the weekly returns are
fully completed.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-06-30
COnStable'S Sale.

VlY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ac out Of Justice Samuel Glass Court. Justice of
the Peace in and for Oregon township. Butte
county, California, to NE directed and delivered
IN iayor OF L. A. Pieson. for the Of JOHN Wha-
Ian. and against Michael Lynch: the within judg-
ment was sold 10 John Whslan. a Judgment which
The said Jnha Whalan held against f. A. Pierson
under execution, commanding me 70 make the sum
Of slie25 Judgment and costs thereon Of sl7,5a.
and all accruing costs.
have seized aud shall expose for sale at public
sale, ii front Of the Court House door. at two
O'Clock Pm,
ON MONDAY, THE sd DAY OF JULY, AID.
1866, at Cherokee Flat, in Oregon township. conn.
ty OF Bate. the following described property to-
wit: All the right, title and interest OF Micheai
Lynch, in the following described mining claims.
known as the Irish Companys Claims in the
Sugar Loaf, in Cherokee Flat, Butte county, Cali
fornia.
The said claims are bounded as follows: Bound.
ed by Yinton BY on the North, and Batmou &
Co. on the Soath.
Dated at Cherokee Flat, the e5;h day of June,
A. D. 1866.
J.H. ARMSTRONG,
MSS Constable Of Oregon township.