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TssRr IS woman in Buffalo, who is one hun
6red and ten years old. She can thread fine cam
brio needle sing a soug and walk to church.
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Young lady of Montgomery. Ala. who was
recently caught smoking cigar. gave il a a rcs>
on for the act, it made her smell If th>re
man around.
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A FORTUNATE HrNTER.-A hunter living on the
battle ground some distance back of Vancouver,
succeeded in shooting elk and two deer, and
capturing an elk calf and three fawns. The valua-
BILE haul was conveyed to town, and sold for a
round sum.
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YOUNG African in Richmond wanted to get on
rhe ladies car recently. The conductor told him
it was for white people. Il dosent if it am,
returned he, amt at all proud, and nd jest as
leeye ride wild white folks some mean nlggers |
knows He did not ride wild though The conduc-
tor would not permit him to be coudescendins.
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A FARMER refused to hire an lrisiinmn because
two previously hired by him had died his hands.
'Fath.' said he" | have wrought in many
place. and niver once played sich a trick
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AUCTION.
MarysvilIc and OrOville.

ED ETVRNED TO his Old iIomc--John $.
u Davis informs his friends that he has opened
General Auction and Commission Store, i'll Oroyille-
Money advanced on Goods
There VIII be connected with this house. good bell
ringer and bin poster Al orders left the RECORD
office Will receive prompt attention. Responsible ref
erences given JOHN 5. DAVIS.
July 9th. 1857. nS6
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To Correspondents.

tatlents residing in any part of the State however
distant who may desire the opinion and advice DIR.
'heiy on Their respective cse, and who think pruper
y submit written statement oI snch in preference TO
io.liig personal interview. respectfully assured
that their communications VIII be held mort sacred
Dr Dohcriy takes this opportunity Of observing that all
letters afe only opened and replied 10 by himself and
the latter as promptly as possible.
II the case be fully and caGiily described personal
communication VIII be superseded instructions for
Vlel regimen and the general treatment of the
sell ncludins the rcrneos VIII be forwarded without
delay and III scl manner TO convey idea tho
letter parcel transmitted.
Consultation free.
Permanent cure guarateed or ray. Address
" 4sff-x-
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CONSTAELES SALE.

EfI virtue Of Il writ OF execution issued
B D ont Of Justice Glass Court. in and tor oregon
Township Butte county California, under the seal there
of to me directed and delivered, commanding me tn
make the OF hundred and tfty-fve dollars and
fortytw0 cents with nineteen dollars of sIt and
accruing costs. wherein Hutchinson is plaintiff and
G VI Drilkwater and 4 Harris defendants have lev
led upon and shall expose TO public sale to the highest
bidder, cash in gold coin OF the United States.
Cherokee Flat in said Township and county Satur-
day the Sd day Of August 1867. at three o'clock
of said day. all the right title and interest of the above
named defendant George Dgnkwater in and to tlle fol-
lowing described property situated in Oregon Town.
ship Cherokee Fiat Butte county. California to-wit-
one half of six undivided claims. The above claims
are bounded as follows: the north by Teabo claims
on the east Ross Cos claims the south by Pow
ers formerly known the BIZ Ha claims. the
by the upper Irish claims The above claims known
the Hilton and Packard ofiIns-and also half OF
the forty foot strip lying between what Is known the
Powers Teabo claims and tsday and Gould claims.
J II ARMSTRONG.
Constable Oregon Township, Butte co Cal.
lime TS.--ris
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A PHILOSOPHER, on being asked from whom he
received the first lesson in wisdom. replied, from
the blind, who never take step before they have
telt the ground before them
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NOTICE.

~ H. IRWIN REsPECTFIELY \ IN
w forms his old and tried customers, thst he has
bought the harness and Saddiery business lataly owned
~ l. Marchelia. and has removed his stock ef goods
the same place olsaSite his former place Of business
Ie1i door 10 Wells Fargo K Cos Express ofcs where
Ne lnfeis 10 carry the business
manner than heretofore The public informed that
iiIsld t. sell goods Sac-sinento aud siaTysve Iri-
ces and al those Wishing anything my line viii do
vel "a give call W H. IRWIN
pec- 9Th. IseS Mcssfc.Irery street o-cyllle
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EyE ORA boy in Nevada California threw
rock which hit another boy in the left eye and des
treyed its sight
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SrcH is FANs.-The Boston Trascs-p. saws that
George c. Giddings is the Union candidate for Gov
ernor in California
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LAC0UR'S
sARSAPAREPHERE B!TTERs

EEavc speedily grown i'm favor that
y their uIrivalei sale has attracted remarks and
criticisms Of the trade jealousy attributes their sug
cess to the neess of their general style, and principal
" to the o-rinaIitv and beauty OF the bottle which
conceived and manufactured by California artists Mr.
Iacour an energetic promoter q: California resources
desired 10 show that California has need of being ri
butary TO other countries for talent or mechanical in
dustrv.
The cause Of their success the great benefit they
have been to the large number who have already used
them.
MI Laccyr is graduate of the Polytechnic Institute
Of france, and adds Thorough knowledge OF chem
isry many years experience: and, after long and
careful experimental study has been enabled to offer
Lacours sarsapariphere Biters.
They are the most efficient Blood Purifier. becaHse
they combine with the wholesome Sarsapara which ol
crates by ctaneous excrctios. other substances which
gently stimulate the secretions Of the lower glands and
organs render digestion easy. ooNlate costeesS and
remove regularly every iGnpurity Of the blood.
They are unrivaled a remedy for Scroflia. Dysep
sta Constipation Liver Complaint Nervous Affections
Cole Intermittent Fever and al diseases arising IRON
impurity Of the Blood or eosuveness
Who Takes Them:
THE OLD MAN takes them gentle stiinulant and
mild rejuvenafor
THE YOUNG MAN takes them to regulate his system
prevent disease. and stimulate TO new life his
THE YOUNG WOMAN takes them to secure regularity
in her habits: tint her checks with the bloom
OF health: to give sparkle TO her eyes AID
sweetness to her breath.
THE HUSBAND takes them promote vitality give
strength to the body peace to the lnlnd- ana
with his health, wealth and comfort to his fam
ily.
THE WIFE takes them invgarate and strengthen her
system and as aid to nature in regulating
her periodical sickness
CHILDREN take thsTn gentle Vet effective tome
TEMPERANCE folks take them mid pure sillEz-
liant combining none Of the dele'erioUs, essen
tial ard fusii oils Of forbidden drinks
THE INEBRIATE takes them to give tone 10 ills Ieis-
oned stomach and aflav the fearful longings
far strong drinks with stimJlznt that does not
madden or destroy
THE TRAVELLER takes them to prevent sea-sickneSs-
and his health against changes OF eli
rra-a
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BSIGHAN FouNG gave ball IN the Fourth. to
which invitations were extended "irrespeciiye OF
party, politics creed or condition..
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LEGAL.
cONSTAaLE'S SALE.

DY virtue of an execution issued out of
u the Justices Court in and for Ophir township in
the county Of Butte and State q California John Dick
P. IL wherein the People af the S-z= os Cali
forra plaintiffs and z Buchanan Is defendant
directed and delivered, commanding ne 70 make
the Of seventeen tsla0 dollars ajudgei hy
said court, against certain laad herein described
together with twen-y-one za-lna dollars. costs u
suit gold coin II hundred and thirty acres II
land sitaAte in SAID county. and bounded by Sweet.
ana lying between the north and south Ho1cur.
ASSESSED by the of said county said Z 3 Bae-
hailan IN the Of slI 6sleo dollars taxes and
for the fiscal year OF 1865 s4s land by Law also made
defendant IN this cause together with all acrin costs
therein IN Ike coin hereby give notice that have
levied upon said land and wi oer the public
sale the door OF The Court House s1ld county on
the Sd day Of August 1851 az O clock. 70 whpzs
viii take the least portion OF said land and pay all
the said and costs thereon and upon such sale
being made viii convey 10 such purchaser, by certil
Of sale all the right. title and interest said defend
ant any defendant. Owners thereof, subject
only the right reiernption provided by Il, ca
of sales OF land for taxes.
oroviIie. ophir Township, July u, 1867.
B SPENCER.
Constable of said Township.
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LEGAL.
SUMMONS.

the District Court of the Second Judi
cal District OF the State California and for the
county OF Butte. Mary Champion Francis Cham
pon Action brought in the District Court Of the Sc
cond Judicial District and the Complaint filed in the
county Butte the Office the Clerk said District
Court. The People OF the state Of California send
greeting 10 Francis Champion;
You hereby required To appear in action
brought against YOU by the above named plaintiff in the
District Court Of the Second Judicial District of the
state Of California in and fac the county Of Butte. and
the complaint flied therein = copy Of which
accompanies this summons within ten days exclusive
of The day of sgryice after the service you OF this
ssimnlons-f served within this county if served
Of this county but in this Judicial District within
twenty days: orif served ou o; said District then with
in forty days-or Judgment by default will be taken
asaiiis; you-
The said action is brought dissolve the marriage
and for general relief and cost And if You fai ai
pear and the said complaint above required
the Plaintiff VIII take default. and apply To the Court for
the relief prayed fo- her in her said complaint.
Given un3ir my hand and the seal Of the District
O., >, Court II the Second Judicial District tins
''i eighth Gay of July, in the year Of Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixsy-sevcn-
q MOORE. Clerk.
BY JAMS GRsES, Deputy Clerk.
5 EosENBArAl. Attorney ior Plaintiff
STATE OF CAIIFORNIA.l
COUNTY oF BUTTE
hereby certify that by order Of the Hon Warren
Sexton Judge OF the Second Judicial District Court in
and for Butte county California the foregoing SIM
ordered published in the Butte RECORD for
the term of shree months.
! c MOORE. CLERK.
BY JAMES GKEES. Deputy Clerk.
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traterllally yours, G. V. LARIMER, NJ. D.
Rheumatism, GoUt, Liver Complaint.

INDEPENDENCE. Preston Co., Va. 9Th July, ls5a.
pr J. c. AYR: Sir. have been afflicted with pain
fu chronic AensofSas iof long time which hailed the
skill cf pl;ysicia,,s and stuck spite of all the
remedies could ud until tried your Saf-aparil,a One
bottle cured in weeks and restored Iuy general
health 50 much THAI | tar better than he:'re was
attacked. ! thnh ii II wonderful medicine. J. FREAM.
Jules Y Go,cc;i Of st. Louis writes: e. have bc0n
afflicted for years with ofrioH of he L'rcr which
destroyed my health. tried every n-. and every thing
failed 70 relieve and have been broh en+uwn
for years fi"m ether than eitsHDemeht Of
the Lrr My beloved PASTOR tie Rev. Nr lSpy adj i~ed
10 try -ar<l aa. because lie said he kr-W
and amy thing you marie worth trying. I'v the lc-S
ing Of God II las cured and has rGIiltd nay blood
to make man Of iae. feel Young again. Tie
best that te said Of you is not ialf good euoueh.
Schirrus. Cancer T'uno-s. Enlargement.
liberation, Carries ana Exioiiaiion OF
the Bones.
great variety Of have seen reported To where
II these Formidable iatis have resulted f.
The of this remedy lUt SPACE here i'll ii admit
hem. Some Of ibom may he found in our American
}lmanac which the agents helw named pleased To
9Ini>h gratis to all who cali FIR them.
iJyspepsia. Heart DiSenSc. Fits. Eplcp-
sy. Ne!ans i:ol:. Ncur"iSie
Many reuaILab # iltse affections have been
made Iy the alternative power cI ii4l, uiv.,ne it siImu
las the vital funcii iao Vi-rjs aclisu, and .ius
oyerrones disorders which wnd te supposed beyond lis
reach. Such remedy las ai-. ecn required ty the re-
cessities Of the Pc tie and confident tia. tis VIII
do fer them all that me eiicilc caa do.
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THE Government jng is allied with about million
gallons of contiSca.ed whisky.
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DR.. Doherty is a skilful physician and honorable
gentleman. any statement he makes 10 his patients he is
siif to fulh That fact is great his emf
net success in his profession 1t is unfortunate that
among the many advertising physicians there is one who
ean be depended on. '-RericIc.
I1r Dohertys reputation physician is a sufficient
guarantee for the cure Of any he undertakes -
t'arolicis.
'Dr. Doherty has devoted his stuv more particularly
10 chronic specific and practice and as such is
now the most successful Of any physician San Fran
cisco FIRE Press.
Dr. Dohers reputation is second to M, other ,hvsi-
can on the coast in chronic and specific practice
Airror.
DR. DoHEErT--Fev men in the medical profession
aF succeeded ID gaining the confidence public
III thelr skill and Judgment he has. ''-Eaqairer
DE- Doherr ranks o,Ir most distinguished
Is;ls1is, and also Of the successful which
Is now the criterion by which medical practitioners
judged. ''-scto. -
DR. " h DoHERTY.-pelsOns going to San Francis
@ "a search OF medical aid, should by all means call on
the above -on, al his Institute He gentleman OF
i'Te sc'it+stlc and scientific atianmeEts and is well
N"riF the extensive patronage he receives from an
parts of the State. --vdfio,aaI N'-
DIR. ". K DoHFRTY
Private Medical and Surgical Institute
Sacramento street. below MONTGOMERY
Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship ro's Ofiice
'lV2te entrance on Leidesior street san Francisco.
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The man who never told sa editor how he could
better his paper. has gone oas West 10 marry the
woman who never looked into a booking glass
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THE woRsr KIND OF CoRKscRsw-The man who
is spsring of his wine.
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u Complaints. formerly a Lacke HOSPITAL Iauiosl
eight years II Saer2is;.co, and ts last four ysrS l..
San F-xzc1aa
Dr. Toxe-s exs-iecs is a forty years standing and
during th1; ur2e has met with unparalleled Success II
tie treatment o1 al .lOse diseases gezssry known As
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-20

MR Blchsnan. whose fortune is reckoned at 1900
600 is the richest Of the surviving exPresdents
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MEDICAL.
DR.. CHAS. n. TOzER'S
Private Medical Institute,


K=a-nsy jackson *. s.a Francisco
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OroviIle aad by R. H. Mcdonald * Co, and Crane K
X Brigham, San Francisco. and all dealers.
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MEDICAL.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID!
Quick Cures aud Moderate Charges.
DIR. w. X. DOBERTY'S
Private Medical & Surgical Institute.

Sacramento StrScs. below Montgomery, opgoss the
pacifc Mail steamship conpany's Otiice Phi
yzte Entrance on Leidisiiorf street.
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To CcrresnnnGcntS.

Patients of either sex. residing in any part of the
country however distant, who may desire the opinion
and advice of DIR. TozID can. by submitting written
statement of their the Doctor receive all the
attention and medicines necessary to etfe without
the necessity Of a personal interview.
AL letters strictly confidential opened and replied to
by the Doctor himself.
Consultation at the Office or ty letter, free.
Cures in all eases guaranteed
Office hours. from A. NJ to 7. NJ.
Remember. Or. Chas Il roXer's institute is at the
Northeast of jackson and Kearuy Streets san
francisco California.
Na- Entrance hearnv strcct...3
Al letters through the Post Office Express. should
be addressed 10 DIR. CfTN-S. H. TOZER.
46-iy san Francisco. Cal.
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Juns 57,h 1851
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To males.

When Won afflicted with Weakness Of the Back
and Limbs, Headache Loss Of Muscular Power. Palp
taton of tile Heart, ITitabty. Nervousness Extreme
Urinary Difficulties. deragenent Of the Monthly Sick
Steriv, and other diseases peculiar to females
consult DIR. TnzER. and You Will receive particular at
ttton. Let false delieacy prcvout You. but apply
at and yourself from painful suffering and
prematre death. My arranged that there
is no danger of exposure or of meeting any one except
the Doctor.
My FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS We're never known to
fail in giving relief III those for which they
recommended. To be obtained only my office. Price
Five Dollars. with full directions each box sent by
mil cNrrcss
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OpiI,ions OF Tic Pres.

aent cure guarateed or no pay. Address
". h DOHERTY, NJ D..
san Francisco. Cal
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And ir the s.eey rure az fhe following erpia;n,s
se-ofGia and Scroft,fou afec tic ns.Such
Is Stner>- Ulcers. Sores Ira ptions.
i-in.sle>- Eustules. ssioi> hes. Roiis.
Btaias, as.d all skin Diseases.
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- e-vlse. FreS- II Wysi Se equally cssr>> and IN
nesA-y q caE5se-~1e ee-e the diseases es,Tl at the
Institute Al CASES Of complaints treated; hlt
consider r-zy duty mention those q sTtzl nature
uiea such ;le aasssiirs a,G Irresponsible QGsrk
1wVl.S, Wlth lAzsSs VEL c>alztssi 10 eossae th0se
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ENrkkssLY TO NJ =.
To the Mieted.

II the afflicted sesI, and scientific a1iscaa arc
in the treatment AID s private and crsslie Ola
eaSs eaSSs of sarsy and and al sexual diseases,
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AFFAIRS IN BOSTON.
>~-~~>~o~N-~>~~~-
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE HERALD.

The New Steamship Limo to Livorpo0l-nlese-
ing ofthe Board Of Tradc--Thc Liquor Raid
Funeral ObseQuies Of Lieutenant Wilson. dEs.
BosIos Mass, Jan. Q, 1851.
The annual meeting Of the American Steamship Cesa.
pany, which ia, establishing new.Iins between Boston
and Liverpool, held here to-day. On ballot fos
clerk Hamilton A. Hill was unanimously re-eectsa
The old board OF directors unanimously reeiectsd
with the exception OF Henry Kidder who declined and
ohm Hay was elected In his stead Joseph W. Balcl
was unanimously reelected treasurer. Tho company
has one ship tho Ontario which recently launched
nearly ready for business, and second one, the Er0,
will be ready TO launch In March The stockho lders o.
the company sanguino that tho new enterprise win
be q success.
heidoday, at which the European steamship liae
endorsed and favorable reports made for the carry
construction OF the Europeau and North American roll
way for tho purchase IT the Western and Worccetp
Railroads. by State Charles g. Naxro elected Pre-
sidont. ard Lorenzo sahne for MACY ysnr5 Secretary g
Che Board cent Ia his resigmneeou
The stale consabIcs coniians ssr warssrs aSaaseehe
keepers small Iiqn0r saioonA but The prsQdctrs ~
tue larger hotcs hkely 70 70 without dueer mcles
tation appaicat0A for addus0ai warrente agn1usc
them has refused By the Judge Of to HunacIpsl
coart the ground thai thorn is9ot sacisat eeucS
against then petwiths'ssdnx thess bars arc = psss
az that or tire Astor House
The funeral Of Lieutenant Henry Il. Wilson. 500 -
Senator Wilson, took place 1t Ills fathers residences In
Natick tbis afternoon. Escort duty performed BY
company Of the Third regiment United States artillery,
of Fort Warren under Major Gibson; and the 6hsw
Captain Lewis GauL Adjutant General Cunningham.
General Gaieg and other military ofhccn were present
The services were conducted by Row. G. n. Tyler sna
the romans were Inferred In the family lot.
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.


Another Secret NIission-Judgc Abeli on the
New Orleans RiotsAThc COIored Troops 80
be withdraw frem l<outssaue. ttc.
Exv ORLRASs, Jan o. 1851
The revenue cutter Hugh McCulloch II under crdess
10 leave for Havana Friday. there 10 await seeded
orders Nobody knows positively her missoa; but bee
officers express the belief she goes there IN
ton with Fred Stewards mission.
Judge Abel OF the Fiyst District Court to-day delivered
important charge 10 the Grand JURY, In which he ay
reviews late riots and the that led TO ths
and quotes the law show that the Convention Of iSe
was an illegal assembagc 10 1884 II has caused noce
comment In political circles
An effort IS being made 70 establish radical "daily'
Ia this city, 10 be called the Republican,
Arrangements havo been mado b. the nlAsry autncss
tiles TO have all the coiorsd woeps son CUT q
Louisiana
The Congressional Impeachment movement has given
rise 20 comfortable excitement hore Ia corn circles
Governor walls announced that he Will ssccmmend -
the Legislature 81 the coming soesionto employ Dsut-
tcnsry which since the war are far more
msrous than bs(ors n constructing rseaas aad sshss
public worka h tnisved That thn win DO fcasd
great relief 70 SsAs Treasury end greatly fasttsat
Inc bulIdina Of ths see1sd roaAA
Adyicss from ths tnseFaor show utat negrcsee Aave
teen very rsGvs austg ~ ChrssmssShoiMnya buk 80
ouictng down since they src over. a
overner Wells issued IN order 70 Sheriff Var Ism 81
Match itoohes. which rectAs lthnt William FISHER ws4
tried and convicted before lhe Ninth judicial Cous
the crime OF murder and sento1ce TO suer dcath ~
hanging on day to be liked BY the Governor He deso
necs saturday January 30 for the execution to take
plsce In the iaiI yard OF Naichhochss.
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objection. rhe Legislature should establish
thu rates Of wharfage by special enactment, saG
whil> the piers and wharves should be PLACED
under : commits sion, that commission shoud
be appointed BY the executive head OF the cik
government This tinkering at reform, In tn.
interest of jobbcrs and speculaaors, is not whaa
the city asks or expects at tho hands Of the
Legislature. A comprehensive system, bring.
Ing direct responsibility to tho people homo 10
the city government, Is what Is really needed.
and this can only DO accomplished by giving
TO the Governor Of the State the appointment
Of the executive head Of the municipality, and
giving 70 that executive head the full power d
appointing and removing ell subordinate
boards and commissions.
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RrcuNoeD Va, Jan Q, 1851
Major General o. o Howard, Chief OF che Freedmon's
Bureau, reached ts GUY Ass nsht his rssura from
tour through ,iihs soushern States He hsA
/. long and eShAdsntis, !n'sss's. ~.s sener,'
q which 10 unknovh. The Generals missic~
ia believed to have beva political ono the exact Oh
ject mol being dvagcd but from ptimations is con
iectured 10 I've IN RELATION 10 the status Of the Southern
people, and may kave some connection with ths
threatened lmpescwnept Of tho President By CongrcsA
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The SECRET MISSION or Mn. u. W. SKwARp
EXPLAINED attention has been called 10
tho following resolution. which. on motion Of