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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-25
Public NOfICe.

DUBLlC NOTICE Is hereby given, that AL persons
are forfidIen 20 trespass mine dig upon any 81
the following described lands, without the written per
mission OF myself or Agent. to wit:
The u or, Of section 81 the north half of section
% and the west half OF or of ~, in township six
north, of range four east The east half OF N W. Or
sec ?, townships north of range The halt
Of north westqr sec SO, in township north of range
east ana the west half % n E. OF sec. 3D. town
ship ) north. of range one east.
And Furthermore, forbid any and all persons from
hTying removing any Lead other ores from said
mentioned lands, without my written permission.
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS DEAN.
May 81. 1853. 32y
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Look at This.

EDWARD (E(0lOD.3.
II VING enlarged and approved his Store is now
receiving from =. LOUIS and other markets, well
selected assortment Of
FAMILY g!3Og.3!2II.E2 99
Consisting Of alIthe varieties usually Kept in this mar
ket, such
Sugars, Teas, Co7ec, Rjce. Molasses,
Fish, Park, Huns, Io5acco,
Fruits 81 almost cray Uarie'y,
Soap, Condlss &C. SC. SC.
which viii be sold low any store in This place
His aTe such that he viii 1T al time be
supplied with the hest quality OF
~ r. EZ &
Fresh from best Mills the His old custom
ers, and the public generally, invited to call and
examine the quality and prices OF his goods.
Mineral Point, April y, 1853 2Gtf
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned not to mine, dig
n o. trespsss the southwest quarter OF section
No 80, town 5, range east
And furthermore, forbid sny and ? II persons from
buying removing any lead other ores from said
described land, without my permission.
3n5* VIM. HOPPER.
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PUEBLO NOTICE.

IL persons are hereby notified not 20 ;respass mine,
y or dig upon the following tuds without the wri ten
consent or permission % the cwner-East Z of " 4
SEC 3 Township 5, Range Fast
Also = ( Of : T. II sec. Is, Township 4, Range 2
East. without the written consentof the or DIN
MUSIiR I'VE. .7geRt.
Ard further notice is hereby given that forbid any
and ali persons from buying removing any cad or 9th
from the above described lands without permits
sion SIS above. ABSER NICHOLS.
Mineral Point October, 1:E2. II
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ON and alter Monday, November +. fena UNI fr-fss
~ notice. Trains viii DC run over the above roadss
follows, Sundays excepted.
TR AIMS WESTWARD TO FREEPORT 6. gETor,
lst Leave CHICAGO Wells street Depot, at sac a. s,
irving a. EreepOrt al 3 p. rn and Reloitat Conn
ID Leave hic2go, Wells street Depot, at N arrive
a. tTcepcrt Al 3. N, aud Beiuil - - N.
TRAINS EASTWARD TO CHICAGO.
LIST, Lesve FreePort az 30 n, and Eeloil at n
arriving al Chicago at 1853 p n.
3D. Leave Freeportl - 2. m. ard BeIoit al 30 n M
arriving ct Ciiicago at II .. m.
Trains going West pass Junction at o59 u and
Trains going West pass Belvidere at 70 m and
East 81 o 81 "A m ana : x
Pm.
Trains going East pass Junction Il.3I a. m and 95
D. IN.
Pare TO Freeport SO, to Beloit 50 so
The above arrangement is designed TO afford r,uch
daylight travel TO and from the estern terminus of the
road as possible. From tFeepof and Peoit frsi class
nlI stage connections established through Wscon-
SIM Iowa and Minnesota.
Passengers from the West North going South, BY
taking the Evening Eastward Trsin this Road viii
connect at junction. at 255 m with the Chicago and
Aurora train for Lasae and points SOUTH reaching La
sale at O'Clock. This route furnishes continuous
Railroad connection to Springfield and Alton, and by
boats 10 miles to 81 Louis.
WINTER ROUTE To MILWAUKEE.
This route, via BeloiI and GAINESVILLE, connecting be-
tween those places bs stage IA mites with Milwaukee
and Mississippi Railroad cers convenient COM
mUnicatIon between Chicago ard Milwaukee.
ll3 H. TURNER. Supt.
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Caution.

Ii persons are fe Fbidder mine, dig, min
"A eTaI from or otherwise tespass upon the folio ing
described premises. 10 wit:
TIE south east IA OF section Sc. town 6, east
norh = al north east I4, aud north = of south = OF
Z IA tot section !, town ;, range 2east
And further notice hereby given any person
persons passing upon The above premises viii be
dGaI. with according 10 law. FRASCIS VIVIAN,
JAMES TOAY.
Mineral Point, July Isl, IS53 36lf
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N4ATaCE.

a III PERSONS are forbidden 20 m1s, dir. remove
IA Mineral from. OtherA trespa-s the follow
iug described premises, viz
L or OF or of Sec !, hf of \ w or of Sec. IL
ard or Of or of sec. IA Town 4, Range East
l4nnlll JOHN HpARE.
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NOT ECE.

1 II. persons are hereby forbidden to dig, mine.
move neTd. turn the alter from its ratuTal chan
mel Otherwise tespass 9pH the following DESCRIBED
LAND 10 vii: The northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter OF section No 10, in toHship No 8 inertia 81
Two east And further notice IS hereby that
person or persons Tespassns upon The above premises
viii be- dealt with according 10 law.
JAMES HUDGUAN.
Mineral Point, Dec "A, 1853. w Iy laP
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PILLS. pIEES!!

PILLS. DEs..S!!
SNOR ever man, woman ana child 2 he country WIZ
L need-a BiBd 30 suit you all, say
PUiford's Auti-BiiiioUs Pills,
FahHE50ck's Anti. Bilious do,
ElmoTe's Improved Bilious do,
jew Bavid's Honey Coated do,
Oriental and Sovereign Balm do,
Lees Billions TO-. Gr&ef- nburc-6 do,
8OEatt's pills and Phoenix Biiters.
saPpingtoH's AsUe Pills, Dir Bruce'sdo.
Dr.. BFaBdTeth's Pills,
Rev. O. Hfbbard's do.
DR.. Angles Candy Coated de-,
Herrick's Sugar Coated do.
And lots Of other kinds nj Pits,
Which you can get by calling THE Minera Point
Drug Store, nearly opposite Beech Store.
Noyem Der IS- r. ID. PULFORD.
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Docgo. HoUasSELE.

DoCEoss OgrHssF3LE.
THE POCKET 4ESCULAPIUS.
EVERY ONE his OWN PHYSICIAN.
-EE- ~ II 3 FORPIETH Edition, with ODf
Z8f&F d ] Hundred f3nGrsyings. show ing dfseas
<-9@rssSF IS aud niGiformaton of the human svs
e-----1]-K tem in every shape and Orm To which
Is added reaise The Diseases FEMALES, being Of
we highest Importance married people, those
tegnpIattng marriage BY
WILLIAM YOUNG. NJ ID.
Let H9 father De ashamed present a COPY of the
AESCU AAllDS TO his child. IL him from an
carly grave Let no young man enter into
the secret obligations OF married life without reading
the POCKET AESCFfLAPIUS. Let no one suffern
from hacknisd COGEh, Pain in the Side. restless nights.
nervous feelngsand the whole train Dyspepsia sens
atoms and given their PHYSICIAN be another mo-
ment with at consulting the ABSCUI.APIUS Have the
married, those about be married any mpedi5nent
read this truly useful book the cause OF
saving thousands Of unfortunate creatures from the very
laws If DEATH
- Any person sending TWENTY FIVE CENTS en-
closed n letter, viii receive copy of this work
by mail, OF five viii be sent for One Dollar.
Aldres-, post paid,) DIX. Nm. YOUNG.
iy35 No. l52, Spruce ST, Philadelphia.
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MINERAL POINT
IS q T Z II 4 Lal-O y s s


EEyHE subscriber would respectfully Ill the attention
z ofthe pubic TO his we'll selected stock Of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, TOYS,
CONNECTIONS, &C,
At his well known stand High street, opposite Mil
toms store where he may befound at alitmes ready
accom- MEDIATE those who may fayor him with their pat
renaee. lie has ON hand good supply of
Tea, Coffee Sugar, SGlcrafns, Spices, Fruits,
NUS Sardines, Oysters &C., &c,
All of the beat qualities and offered ostreason
able terms.
GAMDlg5 OF ALI CzgNDg2
Manufactured sold at hoesaIe and retail-as cheap
as they can be had al lry place in the west Ia
lion with this establishments s good
q q {ES II r ~
v which he is alw supplied with fresh Cakes
Piss &C. and also prepared 10 furnish
w 80 ~ 34y &g29 ega AgaJ G $3.50 i 4ay0o
With the delicious varieties Ornamented to sui
the most particular tase.
GJ The highest market price paid for good Butter
and Eggs.
THOMAS MALONEY.
Mineral Point, July 90, 1883. 39tf
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GROCERIES,
CROCKERY.

CItOJLllIL-S,
CROCKERY
&c. Sc, &c, &C.
ali of which having been bought the lowest prices
the Eastern Markets. for cash, will be
adding transportation. Thankful
and the public generally for the patronage extend
ID 10 him, he hopes by strict attention business
md uniform prices and upry h ard honorable dealing,
n merit continuance OF their esteemed favors.
46f JOSEPH t;UNDRY.
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PROTECTION INSURANCE CO.
HARTFORD. CONN

II 4 + / I Or D, CONN
This Company bases lis operations upon such per-
fected plan Of cash premiums we'll scattered raks and
long experience IN estimating hazards, that The
% al coacerse are protected The Con receives
from aiU ost ifCterG5ie ard IN small
large annual deposiie From this fund held o pub
lie trust, losses paid 80 secure for the psbC and
the Company permanent ability 10 every dr de-
mand, all erroneous fraudulent claims
rejected This sc the ony plan of Insurance which
Ion" deserve the public confidence, and the UNDERSIGNED
agent confidently Invites his friend secure themselves
at his agency, Ugsinst
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DE GO pDS S.

Bleached and u,,blearhed Coitons, 1914, 40 4, 4
anu 81, all grades,
Prints . ali s3 les,
Red gre. blue, yellow and white Fannels, in great
varets,
Blue, white and brown Blankets
Beaver. pilot, and bread cloths of various colors
1sssimere sattiae:,s tweeds- iinsfys kerseys. sc
Diapers, Crash brown and white l.in,."s-
Canvass taduimg and every variety OF Taiiors Trim
mngs,
Marines OF blue drek brown. caret scarlet, black,
green. IIIi rthrr shades,
Alpaca : black 0lss, stri ped and brown,
Six and cotton Han kerciiIefs,
Ray Stete, Iong and sIu >hawls,
Cash mere ard black silk do
iisnins. blue aud brown Drills,
Tickings, Canton Flauncis.
Hosiery Of all kinds ;Dr ladies' and children.
And every variety of Dry Goods called for in this sr
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Clothing.

eE0SsRssss.
90 assorted cnlored and quality Coats,
.hn PAIRS escorted cashmere aud sattinet Pants,
l75 assorted en.iiiy and colured Vests,
Red flannel and striped Shiris &c, &C &C.
EsOoss 81 Shoes,
an cases men and boys Coarse Boots,
6 caT do
10 y kip do
D. " boys coarse and fine do
i y women and Misses coarse ari fire Roctees,
It y chiidfen's assorted Boots a. shoes
Ii would be useless 20 euumefae more, as every one
knows keep 2rs aud best selected stock o. Bo is
Shoes in westers Wisconsin, and purchase direct
from tite manufacturers.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-25

To the People Of tie Miusng Region. !,
yIAVISti received a large portion of nv FALL d
IL WBNfEE. stuck OF s.sssfEss, deem IL al
sable for the benefit f the public to make Known
of the leading articles BY way OF spec cati, rs so
they be in sde to realize the amount OF stock
keep a ID the gre;it amount which sell during the
space enc year. Ny stock consists IN part of
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-25
Boots 81 Shoes,
Good 4sS0rtn7e32t Of TT u n e S
HARDWARE g. IRON,


such lion il every variety OF size,
as Steel iron axes,
Sat and buggy Springs,
sas-wrcught and cGt
Horse mats, Glsss,
% AID Trace Caains,
Shovels and Spades,
Hinges, Door springs,
ssaoveis x fongs- sad Irons,
NH and = Saws
IRON and Wood Bench Screws,
Kettles, Rope of all sizes,
9scd Cords and Plough Lines,
ftrlnd stone HGnginGs
ls1ubie and Srg gle Sarrel Shot Guns,
5 tuil and complete assortment OF shelf Hard ware
both for House Trimming and House Furnishing.
GaGpesEsRs.
s pieces assorted two ply Carpets,
do stair Carpet
DO oil cloth for floors,
Green and figured Bookings.
Groceries.
5hogsheads New Orleans sugar,
20 barrels clarified DO
: do Sugar house Mo4sses,
Is do Vinegar,
50 Boxes Cincinnati Soap.
$50 Boxes TEA--lfnperial, G 5. ald Y. II.
) half chests Black Tea,
u do do Imp and c. P. Teas,
81 20 % boxes Tobacco,
10 Boxes Tob GEO,
3 Barrels smoking Tobacco,
90 Kegs Blasting Powder,
~ do Ride DO
10000 feet Safety fuse,
raeratns, Pepper, spice, &C, &c,
40 los Cod 7 ish.
WOODEN WARE, &c.
Basket Wagons, Market Baskets,
Clothes Baskets and Pins,
Axe heiycs. Hatch-t and Hammer Handles,
Wooden Ladies' and Spoons,
Mats, tubs, pals (cedar and pine,)
And many other articl in The above line.
Ahthe above goods We vii be happy to show to who
may be disposed 10 call before making their all
purchases.
So Corner of High ard Chestnut Streets
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PEnTT.s NAyrravEoy.

The advantages Of this contract need scarcely be ur
ed upon WeEhhy meT, merchants, for they rarely
neglect IT. and II they do fires leave Them other TsEr
IS Ia Is especially valuable laborIu men, G5ch3n-
les and Others Of mod rate raeanswh0, perhaps nave
little else ll4H hO&ne and It's contents in the world.
These shgaid never neglect 10 insure ; ere which
may visit q ~ any hour, would leave them homeless
and with eaF5al BAT their labor, 70 ce1iu again he
struggle Of LIE, aid years of toll and watching must
pass Csore they regain what they have lost il in
deed il done. To such, Insurancef is dn3y. II
the individual is worth ttie the expense Is less i
he owns much property sti, the expense rDg, and
by investing few dollars he is safe. II he s-ovesken
by mis- and his al laid Ia ashes, he receives
in cash capital equal 10 his loss, and MAJ
soon restore - hat has baf destroyed.
POLICIES issued At ali times upon Favorable TERMS
by RICHARD l.. READ, kFeut
For Mineral Point and iowa County. F0Ct
IL OFFtcK, over Sprague s. I4athrop's Gun shop.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN,.
BY NICHOLS * TRAMEL.
TIVE undersigned he wing become proprietors IL
l. OF the above well now house and having 81
fitted is up in The oesGstye, would respectfully sfz
say to the citizens and the travelling public that -
they are prepared 10 accommodate in the best ma
all WHO may favor them with patronage. Their 90
will always be supplied with the the market Affords
and they hope by strict attention the wants Oh A
eiers,to merit and receive aiiberal patronage:
stages leave this house daily for the esst and vest
0- Commodious Barns and Stables attached sE =
an attenIve Ostier everFeady attend to re Sa'S
the weary nag, day nj. hi. rt
NICHOLS & TRAMFL-
Nir.rar poin, 80, IF
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kS>s RANCE aG@ NtS
ne undersigned having received the agency of the
Il following q mpanies.to wit
JeJ5ersoH L!fe Insurance CO Of Cincinnati Ohio
Aeic York Central Iasurdnce Company, Of Cheyyy
JAAcg n 7,
Is prepared to take Lives and Property, the
1 terms, either the @oin' sock Mutu-
Al Principle. r. D. PULFORD
tlh Agent for Iowa Co, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-25

ON and aile Monday, November Il. fana uniiifu-fbs
~ noace) Trains viii DC run over the above roadEa,
~. -. -. -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-25

THE race of the Red Man is fast disappearing from
the face of the earth the Pequods sfe gone, the
ohelan exists IN tradition only, and Few scattered
WOUNDS and eHrta the only vestiges OF the
Hascouilns; the SAUKS too, have been driven from
ther ancient hunting ds and in few generations
none VIII remain tel Inc story of their wrongs, bu
n order that their NAV be handed down future
2eneTaons, ana their be extclied, the under
7Igned has brought into the market choice lot of
UOOLEN SOCKS,
which he viii dispose ofin quantities sui purchasers
N B. A few pieces of CHE.7P BED TICKS have
also been brought along supply the places OF ne
hefoas Deer Iies which the approaching cold weather
IS apt TO destroy K. NJ. SMITH.
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From two eminent Physicians in

I slty for 1t has ceased.
From two eminent Physicians in
FAyETr xvtLtx, TsNv. Apr 18th, 1851.
Strive have given your Cherry PEcroRAL an ex-
ensive trial in oarpracce and find II TO every
ralory organs. DIS nIENER = HAMPTON.
dy is invaluable, by It's action The throat and
lungs. when taken in small quantities, it all
hoarseness in hours, and wonderfully increases
the power and hcxibitty Of the voice
A>TM is ge, crafty much relieved, and often wholly
cured by CHERRY PSCroR.L Sui there are some cases
obstinate yield entirely 10 medicine CHER
RY P. rroRAL will cure them if they be rcd.
BkOSChiFl us or irritation OF the throat and upper
portion the lungs, may be cured by taking CHERRY
PAcToRAr, in small and frequent doses. The uncon-
SING, OF BRooELVE, Nxw YORK states.
g have ia CTIe pEY PscroRAI cure such cases
Of Asthma and Br'rchitis as leads ne 20 believe it
rarely fail to cure those diseases
FOR GROUP Give emetic OF antimopy, to be fol-
lowed by large and FREQ lent doses Of The CARR PFC
TuR.L until subdnes The disease. taken in season,
WHO lPISG cOUGU may be broken up and soon
cured by the use OF CHERRY Ps@IORAL.
ihf NJ ~ t-'H2 Is speedily FeIAoVed oy this rem
edy. Numerous instances have been noiced where
whole families were protected from any serious
quences. white their neiThbJrs, without the CHERRY
PECToEAL, were suffering from the disease.
s'ArEAI. Ohio, June II 1851.
noct. J. c. AVER: write to inform yon OF truly
remarkable effect OF your Oh ERRY pictorial. in this
place, and in my own family. 0ae of my daughters
was comrletaJy cured in three days OF dreadful
WHoorISG CouGH, by taking IL. Dr. Means one Of
very st phy scans freely states that he considers it
the best remedy we have FOR pulmonary disea es and
other ediciue he ever ad mInistered.
Our clergy OF the baptist Church says during
the Of INFLUENzA here Tins ison. ne has seen
cures from your medicine he could scarcely have
believed WltSpUt seeing.
Yours respectfully, J. y. SINCLAIR,
pepnty Pos master.
From tIe Distinguished Professor Of Cicyasy a,ra
La'eria Mcdica, Eo5r3oia COLLEGE
have found The CHER8Y PE,TnR Al, az its INGREDIENTS
show. powerful remedy ser colds aud coughs and pull
monary diseases. PkRKAR ClEvELAED, II. d.
Bruusw ok, Ne, Feb ;. 1S47.
DIR. T,4EENTINE IOTT,
Tie ac6e'1 celebrated Professor Of S7Tgcy7 IN the
Nedical College, Acsg York City. says
at gives pleasure certify the value End efficacy
of AYERS CHERRY Pcs TeRAL. which consider pecu-
liaFy adapted diseases Of the Throat aud
i.anrs'
Cures of severe diseases upon the lungs have BEEN
efrcIed ny CHERRY FECFoR. in such extreme cases
warrant the belief that remedy has length been
found h2t can be depended the Coughs, Colds
and Consumption which carry midst thousands
every year II is inceed uFdcrne 10 which the afict-
look with confidence relief and they should
not fail 10 avail themselves OF IL
PREPARED ny J. c. AVER, CHEMIST, LOWELL, MASS
For sale ny y. 80. VIVIAN and az. ID EnE-E-
FpEs as. Mineral Point. n4yv6
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Baskets, Brushes, and general rIcv II Tens lust re-
,eiHec ana Tor SAFE 81 g. 20 ". COBB :.
A,iGAsss.--Is HA'ts Far KIND T. O. suq.r.
- 30 BIS Clarified
10 = Crushed & Loaf
Received and for sale low q. ~. CCBB'S ~
l<iGARS. s5a0 choice Regalia end Principe O.
- gsrs, fer sale ~ CUEB :.
HJOKEA, on hand aad oTsale By
GEO. ". COBB.
KNu,TE TEsD-snd No |. zinc paint, snos
: w wtits, foTsale GEO. IL. CCBE'S
Butte record., 1854-09-09
SHERIFF SALE

HBY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IsSrrED t,r1r
aD OF The District CourtThir6 judicial ris4,ot IL, and
Tor The county of Monterey a.nd State of Cainrnio
wherein James Stokes is plaintiff and H. Cambuston
defendant to me directed and delivered and ordered
10 make out of the aforesaid defendant or his
ihe following sums Of money, viz four thousand fonr
hundre6 and sixty two Gfy one hundredths 4 AGO 5ol
dollars together with leres on the sum of fifteen bun
dred (ot5po dollars, being the principle at the rate of
hve per CEN per month until paid and on the balance
OF Judgement thereof legal interest allowed by law to-
geiher with cost 3Ed percentage amounting to one hnn
dreu aud sixy nine seventyfye hundredths (Sl6e
~ dollars, and the accrng costs in said execution
Therefore in pursuance of the aforesaid execution
have seized and levied upon and taken in execution
the one undivided haf of eleven square leagues of land
stu4eu IN hinliton township Butte county, and State
AFORESAID, ana bounded as follows to wit: north by
lands granted Antonio 0sio south by lands granted to
John A. suter, east by lands granted TO NJ Fluoge and
south west by the sacramento river. The said eleven
square leagues of land being granted to the aforesaid
Gelencalt, H. Ca.nbuston. the ihd day of Nav A 5
d. iS46, by Mexico through Don Pho Pico Governor.
also ali OF the right title and interest reverting to the
aforesaid defendants H. Canbuson. and to the one
undivided half OF the aforesaid described eleven square
leagues OF land decided by the aforesaid II Cambuson
ana executed on the eleventh day of July A. ID, 1854
IN the city and county of Monterey and State aforesaid
10 Charles G mas and j D. Stevenson Therefore on
the above described property, between the hours pre
scribed by law, at the Court House door in Bidwell
township to the highest bidder. Terms of n ayment
made known on the day of sale
P. FREER, Sheriff Butte County
Bidwell, July 7h, 1854 owls
The above sale is postponed till the 10th day Of Au
gust A. D. 1854 at the place and time of day as
above stated p FREER, Sheriff,
Dated this 2lst day of July, A. D. 1854.
Butte record., 1854-09-09
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIEE SALE


EDY VIRTUE OF an order of sale issued cut
Id Of the Ninth judicial District Court in
and for Butte county and State OF California,
to me directed and delivered and ordered to
sell the following property, to wit:-The Hi
nois and Wisconsin gold quartz mining CO. MILL
the quartz ledge on which SAID mills situated,
together with all and singular the Machinery
and appertenances thereunto belonging; the
said property is situated in Spring Valley,
Oregon township, State aud county aforesaid.
Therefore on the 2nd day of October, A. D.
1854, at o'clock p NJ, / will sell the above
described property to the highest bidder for
cash, at the Court house door, Bdwell, to sat
isfy a judgement rendered by the aforesaid
District Court for the sum of twenty seven
hundred and forty-two (S2742) dollars debt,
and for interest thereon at the rate Of three
per cent per month until paid, and the sum Of
one hundred and eighteen eighty four hum
Jredths (Sl18.S4) dollars costs of suit, where
in Levi Allen is plaintiff, and A. Q, Garrett
Ct as detendents.
P FREER, Sheriff
Butte county, September 9ths 1914. 5w43