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Caps Lime.
n SMALL lot in store and Tor sale ~
"A april II JOSHUA DEAL.
: DR.. Thilanam's Drops.

nR. THlLMAN who has made bimsel f
~ known to eternity. by the discovery
OF the above named medicine in the time
when Cholera was raging to such fearful
extent in Europe, has also sustained his
high name in New Orleans in 1919 AL.
though do not recommend Dr.. Us, drops
asa certain remedy Tor Cholera, 1 recon-
mend them with the confidence which,
they have given under my eyes in 1s49..
and which cannot dissppoint after a trial,
ofa'most 100 years, under the eyes Of the.
most celebrated practitioners. These drops.
are taken from 20 drops to tes-spoonful, :.
as the urgency Of the case may require
Full directions will be gived with each.
bottle. A. GOLDMANN,
april 4. Apothecary, Post Office corner.
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d en- A0pertisem ents.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Sixth JudiciuL Dist. C0xrf- PR

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Sixth JudiciaI Dist. Cour1-Par.
ISL If East Baton Rouge.
Succession OF Rebecca Brashears. decd wife
Of Jacob Zug.-No. 353 "Probate''
by VIRTUE Of commission issued in
- the above succession, and to me dir.
ecte' from the Hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court in and for the Parish of East Baton
Rouge, State aforesaid.
| will expose at Public Sale, at the Court
House door of said Parish in. the city of
Baton Rouge, on Saturday, The 27.h doy OF
May nert, D. 1854, at IL o'elo1k. M, the
property hereinafter setforth and described,
belonging to the succession of Rebecca
brasnears, late Of said Parish deceased-to
wit: A certain tract OF Land or Planta-
ton situated in said Parish, at about four
miles from the city of Baton Rouge. con-
tanning two hundred arpents more or less.
bounded on the North, East and South by
the Naming tract, and on the West 5y lands
OF Charles Pipes, together with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon: Oh
the following terms and conditions to wit:
One batf CASH and the other half on credit
OF twelve months from the day OF sale-the
purchaser to give his note secured by NOR
tage, reserved on the property sold and said
note to bear eight per cent interest from
and after maturity until paid.
apr. 22td. H. v. BABIN, Sheriff.
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substantial labor il to b perform ed
work requiring . mans life dine to be.
come export 1t, how y y given out
BY regular auction, where every thing
is "cried down" to the very lowest
fraction. Would il moi be as well to
put up the Offices Of State and sell
them to the lowest bidderl Or when
the city is to be pAysicked. Or needs
legal advice, to ask proposals. for the
workl
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The HULsEMANN LErrER.-Last
evenings Plcayune contains the fol-
lowing telegraphic dispatch:
Baltimore, Aprsl 10.-Mr. Ever.
EFT positively denies having written
the Hulsemann letter, as be has been
alleged to have declared he did. He
acknowledges, however. that he con-
suited with Mr.. Webster in reference
to the subject.
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The BARCLAYS OF BosroH.--Of
this novel, which has been praised so
much in the newspapers, the New
York Mirror says: : ITO say that this
much be-puffed Boston novel is fail
ure, is to speak far too mildly of its
dement's. 1t is book so intolerably
stupid that it could not have been con-
cocted by any but a self-conce:ted,
strong.minded Boston woman"
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Who wants it! VINO yyantsgt!


IVES who wants our old Iron Chest
L its drawers are empty-.he first Of
the month has gone, and our dear Eleven
Thousand customers, (,he sinnprs--not
more than CorpoIaI's guard, God bic
them) have proved p1nctuaI. Yes who
wants orr old Iron Chest, for while IL re-
mains, we cannot conquer the ambition we
feel to have it filled. Yes it must 90, for
if we hut hint 10 our Ten Thonsand and
odd delinquents or eccentIics that we want
money. our debts must be paid. &c. off
goes our head, and we are done with him.
An! how we envy the dogs OF Printers and
Doctors-tbey never want money. wont
some Of them take our old chest? We
pray you do gentlemen before You are
robbed.
For PARTICULARS enquire a. the Feed.
Produce and Grocery concern, near Wad-
dill's Drug Store.
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pairs were reasonably worth, and the Judel
should - ha3o instructed ths Jury.
We must ~ b understoodas intimatina
that tho law Accords no other reunsdy q
the artisan tim that which srssuIts from
the retsntioa, o. that the sexsrciSo Of thia
right pvscluds the artixan from enfUrcing
his privilege by sals Of ~ thine, a. ii
other cases Of privilege. The two reme-
dies may exist together, ma Ire not incon-
sistent with each ether, md decision Of
that question il net necessary Ia the pres
ent case.
We are further 81 opinion that to Judge
erred in charging thu Jury, that inassnuch
re- defendant in his answer had not expressly
claimed his privilege, the Jury could not
take into consideration the question OF priv
ilege 1t oil. The reasons assigned BY the
Court might perhaps havs warranted the
rejection Of testimony to establish these
facts, on the ground that, not being alleged
they might be surprise to the plaintiff,
but this omission in the pleadings has been
cured by the reception without objection
Of testimony fully establishing all the e.
sential circumstances deposed to. In the
case Of Powell w. Dikem ct. al. l6 l. 326,
it was held that party who suffers eviden-
ce to be introduced without opposition or
objection, although contrary to and beyon.;
tho allegation contained in the plesdings, 10
bound by ito effect.
The record moreover affords abundant
proof that the evidence could not have been
surprise to plaintiff; the principal fact
established bysit having been detailed in =
letter TO defendant on the 10th Of Sept,
written the day after the institution Of the
suit and Afterwards affirmed by his own
witness in reply to direct interrogatories
and in defendants letter 10 plaintiff both Of
which letters were offered by the plaintiff.
Ony W. Winter, N. s., 277.
Ferguson VI. Irwin 5, A 1911.
Waterman w. Gibson ID. 673.
The conclusion to which we have arrived |
in reference to the charge OF the ludge
renders it unnecessary for Us to examine
the bills Of exception taken by defendants
counsel to the sdmissibility OF certain evil
dence objected to by him. but received by
the Court.
1t is therefore ordered, adjudged and de.
creed, that the Judgement of the lower
Court below, be avoided and reversed, and
that there be Judgement in favor oflthe de-
|endent as in case Of non suit, that the
'osts Of both Courts be paid by the plaintiff
md appellee.
lSIgnedl EUGENE LA SERE, elk.
A true Copy-Clerks Office, New Or
cans, April 10th, 1854.
Clerks Office, Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
A true copy Of the document ON file in
ny Office,
M. MORENO, Clerk.
Baton Rouge, April Goth 1854.
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GOVERNMENT CLERKs.-There are
employed in the different executive
departments in Westinghouse clerks.
who are divided into four classes: the
first class receiving 5000, the second
class 81, 200; the third class $1,000.
and the fourth class $1,000 per an.
mum.
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ORDINANCE. STORES

ABDUCTION.
"1LL be sold at Public Auction, on
w the 9th day Of May proxo., at the
U. S. Ordinance Department, the following
lot of Ordinance stores.
6 Sabers; So Cartridge boxes: 1T
Bayonet Scabbards 52s Belts; 253 Plates
e Gunsling Russits; IS Cap Pouches
Terms-cash. L. E. POWERS 4 Co.
april 2@-M. A0ctioneers.
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TAKEN up on the Goth inst, by Mr..
L Sylvester Davis Twin on Monticello
bayou about miles from this CITY. sorrel
pony about twelve years old. Said poDy
is marked with both ga ddIe and gear. and
bears Spanish brand.
april.2l-lsH. M. G. BRYAN.
Ranger.
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~Special attention Of mechanics
and artizans, is called TO the decision
Of the Supreme court, published in
to-days paper, in the case Of Gayarre
rs Tunnard. It establishes q very
important principal Of law, 10 reference
to which, heretofore there has been
much difference Of opinion.
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AVIS.
AVIS.
C0ur du Stxiem. Dist. Jud;ciaire,

Cou1 du Sixiem> Dist. Judiciai/e,
Paroisse IEst Baton Rouge.
A TTEDU que Amos Adams ct Clara T..
II Adams. sa femme, de Ia dite Paroisse
fat application a la dite cour pour etre
NOMINEES administrators de Ia sue cession dc
Mary M. May, reinforcement de cette Pa
roisse. decedee, en- place de James s. Bailey.
decede, president administrator de Ia sue.
cession.
Avis est par Ia presente donnes A toute.
personnes intfresses de faire savoir leur raj.
son dams dix jours de Il premiere publicas
ton de Get avis. pourquoi Il dit application
ne serait pas accordee.
avllc-lej. NJ MORENO, sY.fier
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H Death is tyrant Of the imar-
inatlon. His region is in solitude and
darkness; in tombs and prisons; over
weak hearts and seething brains. He
lives, without shape or sound, a phan.
tasm; inaccessible to sight or touch !;
a ghostly and terrible apprehension
Barry Cornwall.
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bic and well-timed article on the re
cent acts Of the Legislature, Of tina
State, in reference to printing procla
nations, publishing laws, and adver
Using Sherif's sales. The law 0
Texas commands, that proclamation
shall b issued in hand-bil form, ane
transmitted to the officer or officer!
whose duty it is to carry, them into
effect. The laws are only printed in
the principal purity organ, and SheriHs,
sales are written out aud tackled on
the Court House doors. Thus it would
seem to be the desire Of Texas legis.
lators Chey have the example Of
others for it) to keep from the people
as far as possible, all knowledge of the
laws and their iniquitous enactments.
There are any number Of newspapers
published in the State-no town hav-
ing a thousand inhabitants, is without
one, and yet the Sheriff may seize
p'operly-get up a badly written no
tice Of sale, and knock it down to the
very judge who rendered the judg-
ment without opposition. This is
beautiful condition Of things, where
the public press is so easy Of access
The newspaper is the true pioneer,
to spring up and stimulate the mind to
action; and it is the principal feature
Of difference between the new and the
old world. Here there is no town
and scarcely any viIIiage without its
daily or weekly paper. And who are
they published by! Is not the editor
a member Of the community; advo-
eating its welfare and prosperity? 1t
IS even SO. Then why should legisla-
i've enactmenis single this class out,
o prescribe them by acts, and prevent
heir spreading before their readers
he very kind of intelligence that
hould be, if it is not. most interesting
o them-the acts oftheir servants in
he legislature. Is it for economysake
t cannot be; for modern legislatiog
nows no economy! Then why sit9 For
he very reason that the press, through
ut the length and breadth of the land
(save few honorable exceptions)
the hands Of demagogues, such as
Ike to make their power known, and
nder it. grant exclusive privileges.
his is too well known to be the fact
nd the question is; when body Of
g'slators come together (which is the
r'nciple barrel organ of the party,
at we may show our favor to-" Does s
1t such a condition of things, call for : :
'''y on the part Of newspaper pub t
bers-from the bed Of whose presses, /,
ne-tenths Of the great men of the t
tion have been pressed out, and q q
fled up from nothing, into notori- Il
Y. !,
There is one strange physiological d
It in the progress Of mankind which
ms cannot be obliterated. It is a
1t any kind of honest employment Ii
lisgracefu|, and man cannot be g
1tlcman, if he follow any mechani- 81
branch of industry. Printing is II Il,
h-and proud indeed are we to de
'cIa'm the fact. Society now, as "a "a
r, must have several distinct classes til
rked and numbered by occupation, Ju
not by the only true gage-the tai
'sure Of Gods Intelligence. We SUI
e no disposition to tear down the Of
motions that mushroom aristocracv or
g marked out; but what we have =; me
Iicularly to complain Of, is the ex- sio
i've privileges sought to be given, !, F.,
over another-The professional eit'
:, is a
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n-The Bretheren Of St. James
Lodge No. Al, will meet at their
lodge room at the foot Of Church street
this evening at early candle light.
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AsrtcIrAroRY.-A company has
been organized in New York. to
work the Copper mines Of Cuba, when
that Island shall fall into our possess
ion. In addition to this, We learn
that a company will shortly be or
ganized in Boston, to use the fire on
Pococatapelt to work nine thousand
horse power engine, to pump out the
Pacific, with q view to the Pearl
fisheries.
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BuRoLAR1Es.-Almost every nigh
some two Or three burglaries are com.
mittcd il This place. On Thursday
night the drug store Of Dr.. J. L.
Valet. % Third street, was forcibly
entered from the front door, and his
cash drawer broken open, and robbed.
The thief obtained 10 money, fifty
cents, and several packagesof conosive
sublimate. strychnine, and other pois-
ons, placed under lock for security
sske. The burglar could not do soci-
ETY. better service than to take the
physic.
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HAYi- 200 bales prifns Timothy Hay,
IL at the fit boat landing md Tor sa'e bty
aprfI-1S JOSHUA BEAL.
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ELOUR.-5O barrels fancy; st. Louis
i just received and for sale bv
april ID. JOSHUA BCAI,.
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~A new Tragedy entitled Ouch.
ess Elenor, has just been produced at
Haymarket Theatre in London. Miss
Charlotte Casbm In is performing the
principal character. The play is
spoken Of Us possessing rare merits,
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(,ApE GlRARpEAU LIME!!-eoo
~ barrels Of this superior Lime, Just
received and for sale at
april-14. GEO. NJ HEROMANS
Lime and Cement Depo..
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Notice.
A IL persons indebted for Corporation
"A Taxes are hereby notified to call at
the Mayors office and settle, on Or before
the 18th day Of May 1851. in default cf
which shall proceed 10 collect sail
Taxes according to law.
april-A-1S54. II. T.. WOLFE.
Collector Of Corp. Taxes.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
100 barrels fancy and extra st. Louis
wv flour; $ tierces "DuAields'' S.
G. hams; 8 casks bacon shoulders so
bbls Mess PORK for sale by
april tt S. N. Hart & TO.
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LIFE INsuRANoE.-It appears by
the reports Of Life Insurance com.
panies, transacting business in New
York, that they paid half million of
dollars last year on policies termina.
ted by the death of insurance men,
bers; and the average mortality calls
for an equal, if not a greater amount
annually. The assurances Of this
class throughout the United States
amount to one hundred and forty
millions of dollars: in Great Britain
and Ireland, at the close Of 1850, they
were reported at seven hundred and
fifty millions Of dollars-mostly for
the benefit Of wives and children, or
other relatives.
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and philosophy-for the exercise of
Chemical knowledge, lies open yet, for
investigation and discovery. The
question still remains unanswered, "can
heat be produced without combus.
ton y" That it is not impossible,
every one acquainted with the ele.
ments Of philosophy will admit and
most valuable discovery would it be,
to have the problem solved. To say
nothing Of the immence value to me.
chanics, that such a discovery would
be, we have only to reflect that in pop.
ulous northern localities, fuel costs
more labor. than all other neccssaries of
life; so We see itsimmence Importance
to the civilised world. Heat exists
in everything-nothing could exist
without it; and yet-so far, it has
not been obtained for practical uses,
without the waste of combustion.
LIFE lNsuRANoE.-1t appears by
the reports Of Life Insurance COM
Dar1ies. transactinu hns;uos, =, NJ
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A. u. n Q y GE 3,
DEALER IN
Groceries and Provisions,

COFFEE. BROOMs OIL AND DRfCD
~ TRUIrSI 10 dozen brooms E lr
barrels dried peaches and apples; 10 bar
rels lard oil: 10 bags Rio coffee just rccciv-
ed and for sale by.
april 9th JosHrA f,..1
Butte record., 1854-10-21

HoMI-Home Of a winters night, when the
wind blows chill, the sky is overcast, AMI the
ground is wet and freezing, is the pleassntest
place on earth. No matter how homely the
room, how scant the furniture, how cramped
how old, it's :" home where the heart is." A
good fire, pleasant book. with two or three
dear ones to listen and work while they listen,
is both sensible and comfortable They are
heart comforts, real seul-rcaching enjoyments,
which no other condition affords Let the wind
howl, stir up the fire and read the louder
The world outside is of little consequence COM
pared with the world inside. Who cares for the
wind? Draw around the stand, and amid the
sewing on one side and knitting on the other.
contrive to stir up the elements of kindness
You will be delighted with the development
When reading pals, try conversation, and if
that gives out bring on the apples and hickory
nuts. Ply yourselves with good cheer, and
keep the FIRE in your stove and in your heart
blazing in unison. You can't begin to ina CINE,
those of you that have never tried il, what a
sovereign balm for all mental ills, an evening
thus spent affords. If you are harrassed in
business, disappointed in your fellow men, or
suffering from any of the thousand vexations
and cares that beset the pathway Of the best of
US, you will find relief from all of it in A
home which you have made comfortable and
happy. Let the wind howl, then-wby should
you care, who are thus blest
Butte record., 1854-10-21
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,-COUN OF
BUTTE-Ninth Judicial District Court, De-
cember Term, A. D. 1854
Eliza Robinson,
The people of the State of California, to Will
lam c. Robinson,
REETING-YO ARE HEREBY COM
W manded to appear before the Court afore-
said, at the December Term thereof A. D.
1904. to wit on the 25th day of Dember, A
d. 1854, to answer the complaint of Eliza Rob
son this day filed against you in my Office.
This is an action commenced against you by
said plaintiff to obtain Divorce from the
Bonds Of matrimony now existing between
you and said plaintiff; and for the guardian
ship Of two children-the issue OF you and
said plaintiff since your marriage. and for
such other and further relief, as to said Court
may appear legal and proper in the premises.
Said plaintiff gives notice that if you fail to
appear and answer her complaint, she will ap-
ply to said Court at the December Term, A.
d. 1854, for the relief in her complaint de-
manded, and for judgment against you for
costs of this suit Hereof fail not at your
peril. by order of the county Judge of Butte
county California
L 5. Witness my hand and the seal of
said District Court at Bidwell, this Sept 18th,
1854. 3m46+SS4
F. PAIGE, Dist. Clerk
Pr TOM WILLS. Dept'y.
Butte record., 1854-10-21
MARYsvILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.

sD5oO0 POUNDS OF SUPERIOR HAMS,
20oO0 do Extra C. Bacon,
$1,000 do Mess do,
50 Half bbIs. c. Pork,
25 do. Mess do,
Is do. Baef
10000 PossIds Goshen Butter
1900 10. y hina Sugvr
50 Half ttls. Crushed do,
26 do, Oregon salmon,
1000 hs. Leaf Lard,
1000 do China Rice,
50 Cases Black and Green Tea,
5000 bs, Green Coffee,
100 Kegs r. B. syrup,
300 B9sa Chile Beans
100 Boxes Soap
200 d. Assorted Candles,
25 bills. Corn Meal.
50 5<do do. DO.
20 Casas y gallon Jars Pickles.
l0G kegs Nails, Assorted,
so bits Hayall Flour,
loo NSacks Chile do.
OYSTERS Sardines, Fresh and Brandy Peaches. Pie
Fruit Apples, Tobacco assorted brands Clothing Boots
and Shoes Liquors of all kinds suitable for mountain
trade, Tor sale al the lowest market price
by O'FERRALL 4 co.
Brick Row. Fissi Street, and lower landing, Marysvile
4v22
Butte record., 1854-10-21
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
TATE OF CALIFORNIA--COUNTY OF

STATE OF CALF ltORNlA--COUNI1 VI
BUTTE--Bidwell Township-Justices court.
A. P Southworth, vs.. Vim. P. Cole.
The people Of the State Of California, to
Wm. p. Cole, Greeting:
NOU ARE HEREBY commanded to appear
IL before me at office, on the 18th day of
November, 1854, at 10 o'clock A NJ to an
swer the complaint of A. 7 Southworth in
action for debt. due on certain promissory
note, which note plaintiff AYERS is lost, note
given October |, 1850, for sixty 25-l00rhs
dollars. and plaintiff gives you notice that if
you fail TO appear and answer his complaint,
he will take judgment against you for said
sum of sixty 25-l00ths dollars, and interest
thereon at ten per cent. from date of said
note until paid, and costs Of this suit Hereof
fail not, &C.
Dated at Bdwell, this October II. 1854
w. s Stafford, J P.
Bidwell Township.
On reading the affidavit of ?. II. Harris,
Atty for Plaintiff, and being satisfied there
from that diligence has been used, aad that
the defendant, W. P. Cole, cannot be found in
this county it is therefore ordered that SER
vice of summons be made by publication
thereof in the Butte Record Newspaper, for
four successive weeks
W S SAFFORD J 2
Butte record., 1854-10-21

NOTICE
rs HEREBY given to the share holders in
l. the Rich Gulch Quartz Mining Company
shat they are notified to meet at the Store Of
J. ]. Stewart, in Frenchtown, on Wednesday
November 1st. 1904. to make arrangements
preparatory to opera ting in the same.
All shares not represented at the time will
be fortified. By order of
EBURRAUGHS.
For R. G. Q. NJ. co.
September 9Th. 1854 4vF.
Butte record., 1854-10-21
STOP THIEF.
800 REV ARD !

STOLEN from the Subscriber on Sunday
~ night, Sept oath 1854, s2l7 so, by an
Irishman named John Daily. Said Daily is
about feet s inches high. light complexion,
freckles on his face, dark hair, and has star
on his wrist, He worked on Bartou's Bar in
So He also took with him spy glass
The above teward will be paid for the ap-
prehenson of the thief, and the recovery Of
the money. j DOWD.
Buffalo Ranch, Sept. 25th, 1854 t47
Butte record., 1854-10-21
NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that A. Maurice ir.,
Il Administrator of the estate of Saml. Beat
ly deceased, will make final settlement of his
administration on said estate, at the Novem-
Der Term of the Probate Court in and for
Butte county California By order of said
Court.
L. S. Witness my hand and seal of said
Court, at Bidwell, Sept 25th. 1854. 800
+. FAIGE, Pro. Clerk
By TOM WELLS, D D. c.
Butte record., 1854-10-21
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the Tax
~ payers of Butte county, that l will re-
ceive at my Office in the Court House at, Bid
we'll, the Taxes for the current year, 1854,
every day in the week, Sundays excepted)
until the first day of November, A. D. 1854
and all Taxes remaining unpaid after that
date, will be subject to extra per centage, al
lowed by law it being the same as is allowed
upon an execution. Office hours, from o'clock
A. NJ, to o'clock P. NJ
p FREER, Collector
Sheriffs Office, Bidwell, Oct 3, 1854 4w4s