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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-01-19
CHAPTER THREE.


The party of Mr.. Morris Morton is
at its Zenith. To see him moving with
stately step among his guests. from group
to group, you would not have thought he
ever had any unque, recollection or a
troubled brow. All The words of FASH
ion are ,here-every satellite OF various
social orbs are gathered in the spacious
rooms. The managing mothers, from
beside the arching reeesses, direct the
motions of their daughter while moving
in the dance, as if they were generals on
an eminence controlling some field ma
neuvres. Martvred heads of families
crouch in the shadows of the door
yawnihg for supper time to come
Young beaux mince in kid boots by the
side Of simpering bells. Knots of dane
ers twist and .ie, and unite, IN the mys-
terious evOlutions of the last new Polo
naise qLadrille. Groups Of takers crit.
icise the paintings, or commit petit larce
MES on the minor articles Of ver,ue, or
abuse and gossip abou. their princely
host, for whom they neither care nor
fear.
Three hours glide away. and the mar.
tyred yawners by the door-pos.s take
courage, for they observe a knowing
glance among the servants in The upper
hall. which seems to whisper Of oysters
and cream. And then the music in the
alcoye of the library within, sof,ens into
the mos. delightful and measured ca
dences Of the wedding match; when,-
pairing of by twos and twos. the guests
are marshalled through the hall toward
the passage leading to the supper-room
and conservatory appendan,. Every
thing upon mammoth scale-a waiter
for almost every guest; profusion of ev.
erytaing; no hustle, no confusion, no ac-
ciden,s. no dissappointments-bu. every
one as satisfied as if the only gourmand
al the board.
III.
The guests have gone. and the PEN
dule on the manlelpiece has struck its
quarter hour TO two clock. The house
is silent as the grave, and only the but
Ter waits bis masters bidding to chain
the heavy from. door. and light the silver
to its safe in the dark closet up stairs. =
Blu, the merchants brow is clouding "a
gain, and his frame relaxes from wearl.
ness as he throws himself, for an ins;an.
upon sofa, in the arched recess. His
eye wanders from picture to pictuie--
recollec,ious of the volupious music hun
in his ear-shadows OF the mazy dapeers
swim before his eyes-,he glare. hegli..
ter, the sparkle, the destinations ant the
whirling sensations of the "Lasl Nishts
Party" crowd in fancies thick upoi his
drowsy brain. His eye moves lessrap-
idly upon picture and upon picture aud
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-01-19
pAEs MONIES COURIER,
jsLisHEp EVERY THURSDAY AT
IVA, WAPELLO CO., IOWA.
YrN II. III. WARDEN.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
For one squsre IL Ases) ] insertion 81 90
Each addissonal insertion, aU
A liberal deduction -0ede y yearly ad.
vertisersS =
Business and Professional Cards, not ma
hing more than eight lines, will be Inserted
tor So per year.
All advertisements handed in and no
time agreed upon for publication, will be
published till ordered out and charged
lor accordingly.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-01-19
ARRIVAL OF THE
G. A N A D A.
HALIFAX. IAN.

HALIFAX. Jan. 4.K I'm
The steamer Canada, witkslsivesp1c13 \
dates to the 24,h uls., reached tpses akou
noon o.day-wil! leave earl - 4 -
aud be due in Boston on ~ nv:
ming.
|, is reported thai e Pe
rect promise from Cxar
debt and 70 restore thl lianu1
The Shah places 80 ~
Cars disposal.
Turkey has forbidden "a
grain. Se ~
Lord Palmers,on's > svSsae
open.
ThsnwsaAhsr on the ceaA1
has tSsn very esxesc. and -
anreks have occurred. The shi7
j went ashore AT Wexford; paake
40 cargo saved. The ship Fo
pm Mobile, put into Queenstown
Sxe1.
xAir. Soale fnnghs duel with MAJ
I'urgosl the Ereach Minister; W
soele and the Duke Of Alba also foce
nobody was damaged.
The French, British & rurksh ds
eptered the Black Sea on ihe lOl)
supposed cessinationis Sebastop MI
ships Of each squadron rename Sga} ].
ing Constan,inople.
/ The Gear having frequently dee
that the entry into the Black Sea
he equivalent 10 declaration of
/ |withdrawal Of the Russian Mini1
aris and London i Immediately %
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Butte record., 1854-08-19
SHERIFF SALE

VDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
ID ofhe District Court-Third Judicial District in and
for the county of Monterey and State of California
wherein James Stokes is plaintiff, and II. Canbuston
defendant, directed and delivered and ordered
make out of the aforesaid defendant his property
the following sums OF money! yz-tour thousand four
hundred and sixty fifty hundredths 4,46250)
dollars together with lerest the sum Of fifteen hun
dred (S500 dollars. being the principle at the rate OF
five per per month untill paid and the balance
of judgement thereof legal interest allowed by law,
gether with and percentage amounting 10 hun
dred and sixty nine seventyve one hundredihs slh9,
75) dollars, and the accruing costs in said execution
Therefore in pursuance of the aforesaid execution l
have seized and levied upon and taken in execution
the undivided half of eleven square leagues of land
situated in Hamilton township Butte county, and state
aforesaid, and bounded follows TO witt north by
lands granted Antonio 0siu south by lands granted
John A. Suer, by lands granted TO NJ Flugge and
south west by the Sacramento river. The said eleven
square leagues OF land being granted TO the aforesaid
defendan Fl. Cambuson, on the thiid day OF May A.
ID. 1876, by Mexico, through Don Pho Pico Governor
also all of the right title and interest reverng TO the
aforesaid defendant, II. CambustoB in and to the
undivided half of the Aforesaid described eleven square
leagues of land decided by the Aforesaid II Cambusion
and executed the eleventh stay of July A ID. 1854
in the city and county of Monterey and State aforesaid
10 Charles G ilman and j. D. Stevenson. Therefore
the 3lst day of july A. d. 1854 viii proceed to sell
the above described property between the hours pre-
scribed by law, at the Court House door in Bidwel
township. to the highest bidder. Terms of payment
made known on the day Of sale.
P. FREER, Sheriff Butte County
BidweIl, July 7th, 1854. 4w25
The above sale is postponed till the 10th day Of Au-
gust A. D. 1854, at the same place and time OF day as
above stated. P. FREER, Sheriff,
Dated this 21sf day of July, A. D. 1854.
Butte record., 1854-08-19
SHERIFF SALE.

Epl VIRTUE Of an execution issued by Il.
-kI Baker, Justice of the Peace in and
ior Hamilton township, Butte county and
State Of California, wherein Nehemiah Da Wis
is plaintiff, Joshua Feno and William Richal 'ds
defendants, to me directed and delivered n nd
ordered to make the sum Of oae hundred a nd
eighty nine fifty one hundredths dollar s.
1879 50) with legal interest on the above su m
Of money from the rendition of the judgemen t.,
and twenty mine dollars costs (S29) and tt
accru ing costs on said execution, therefore IN
pursua nee of a written obligation executed Ky
William Richards, one of the a5ove named de-
fendants in the execution to me the Sheriff of
Butte comfy and State of California, on tn e
81 day ef A ugust, A. ID. 1854, giving me the
authority TO advertise and sell in pursuanc e
ei statute the following property, viz: abou t
thirty or forty tons of hay, now in the barE,
situated upon the Ranch known as Richard:
Ranch, in Hami, ton township, county ana
State aforesaid tn SAID hay Will sell on the
aforesaid premises en- the 26th day OF August
A. D. 1854. at o'clo ok P NJ, to the highest
bidder for cash.
will also. in pursu. .lnce Of the Hbove de-
serbed execution. and -ritten obligation, pro-
ceei to sell at the Court House door in Bid
well township. ON the 9th day of September,
4 D. 1854 to the highest bidder for cash. all
Of the right title and interes of William Rich
ards in and to the following real property,
vi a tract of land containing one quarter
section. situated on the west side Of main
Feather River, in the township OF damiiton'
county aud State aforesaid. joining upon the
Rancho known as Yates Rancao.
P. FREER, Sheriff
Butte County, August 10th, A D. s2i-
oval
Butte record., 1854-08-19
SHERIFF SALE.

EpY VIRTUE OF FOR ECLOSURE AND ORDFE
-hD of sale. ISSUED from the District Court OF the
Ninth Judicial District in and for Butte county. viii
offer sale the highest bidder for cash. the Court
House in the town OF Bidwell, Monday the 18th day
of August. 1854, The following described property.
wit: certain piece of land situated Honcut Greek
in Butte County California. and Immediately north of
Rizers claim farm. and bounded rs follows: Begin
ming al the nortn east thereof. thence running
northeriy half mile to a stake, thence halt
mile to stake. theme souther!y half mile to said
Rizers north west corner of Presumption claim thence
toihe place of beginning. containing hundred and
sixty Of land, less. Also, certain piece
parcel of land situated in the county OF Butr
of California, said Honcut Creek about four miles
from the mouth of said Greek, and bounded follows
Beginning with the north west of land apart
theme running north tweniy-four degrees west. 45
chains post at the north corner, thence due
degree west TO the Honcut divide, and following di
vide Of said Creek up the stream. thence to certain
bend in said Creek. and from said point and north
east to the place Of beginning containing hun
dred and sixty OF land less together with
all and singular, the tenamenis herdiiaments and ay
performances thereto belonging, or in any wise apper
tanning.
The above described tracts OF land are sold to satis
fy judgment obtained by E. II. Gould, against Cut
Ter for the sum of two thousand seven hundred ard
twenty dollars (S2720) debt, and dollars cost Of
judgment, and the of fifty one hundredihs dol
lars, after judgement Sale to take place between the
hours of O'Clock A. NJ, and four O'Clock NJ of said
day.
P. FREER, Sheriff of Butte County.
Pr d A Brown. Under Sheriff
Bidwell, July 2lst 1854. 5w37
Butte record., 1854-08-19
F. D. EvERTS, & Co.'S
Feather River Express
Connecting with ADAMS CO.

We would respectfully inform the public tht We are
now enabled to forward TREASURE. VALUABLE fAckA-
sKs LETTERS. ETC ere with unrivalled despatch
and security, and upon the most reasonable terhs. 10
and from the following places, viz;
Americon Valley, Chandlervie. Gibsonylle,
Hopkins Creek, Morris Rayine, Onion Valley,
Port Wine Diggings. Spring Valley,
Sears Diggings, White Rock, Barkers Ranch,
Canon Creek, Jamison Creek, Grass Valley,
Natchez, Oregon Gulch. Rich Bar. N r.
Sirawb'ry Valley, Spanish Ran3h, Vyandott-
Bdwell. Evansville. HansoDville,
Longs Bar. Nelson Creek, Poorman Creek,
Rich Bar. NJ. Z Siringtown, Smiths Bar,
City of '76. Butte Creek. Forbestown,
Honcut Creek Lexington House Ophir,
Pine Grove, Rush Greek, 81. LOUIS
Collection orders, etc. attended to with promptnes
ant fidelity. EVERTS. SMELL & 90
Stafford 4 Kerhv Agents nj Bidwell novl9
Butte record., 1854-08-19
WYANDoTT EXCHANGE.

~T,IIE sDBscRIDER HAVING RECENTLY PUR-
chased refitod and re-organized the above ceebra-
ted way-sde house will be happy 10 entertain the
cling bubble and viii promise al all times the very best
Accommodations 10 be found in any similar house the
country.
The management Of The kitchen and sleeping depart
will be under the superntendence o; Mrs Trough
Iuu. who has recently arrived. and no pains viii bo
spared 10 render satisfaction.
JAMES TROUGHTON.
Wyandoti. April Is. 1854. 1m2B.
Butte record., 1854-08-19
PRAIRIE HOUSE.

p mles from MarysriAs BidSreA DIR
Road.
VEyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN THE
( above House. viii pleasure in serving all Who
NAV give him call The house. having been recently
reiied and supplied with good assortment OF liquors,
cigars md the best provisions in the market. he aers
himself that be will be able render satisfaction the
travelling community. The kitchen md sleepin. de-
nar nenis are under the immediate supernendance of
Mrs :, and pains will be spared % render guests
comfortable LENIS STONE
Prairie House. May 2T. 1854. 2gt
Butte record., 1854-08-19
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
rIrHE C0PARTNERSHFE HEREBEFORE EXIST
1 ing between Dickinson 4 Siombs in the lin and
hardware business is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All those having claims against the late
firm are requested present them for payment tc either
pf the parties at the Old Stand those knowing them
selves indebted are requested 10 come forward and
settle f. ; DICKINSON, 4. ii. S1pM rs.
bidwell, August 3d. 1854.
n &c. II. Sfombs. of the late firm OF Dickinson
< Sombs takes pleasure in announcing TO his friends
and the public generally. that he will still carry ON The
TIN and Stove Business usual at the Old Stand. All
kinds Of job work done 10 order Terms cash.
{. IL. STOMBS.
Butte record., 1854-08-19
DISSOLUTION.

yuyHE COP4RTNERSHIP HERETOFoREK KNOWN
Il under the frm and style Of Tronghion spraee,
trading at Rush Creek is this day dissolved by mufu-
Al consent Those having demands against the late
rm will present them to Mr. JAS. Troughon for SET
iIemeni and those indebted TO said firm viii please
make imm ediaie payment TO him -
BARNEY SPRAGUE.
Rush Greek July IA. last 5EV8
Butte record., 1854-08-19
MARysvuLE ADVERTISEMENTS.

n 5000 POUNDS OF SUPERIOR HAMS,
= 3io00 do Extra T. Bacon,
5000 do Mess do,
50 Half bbls. {. Pork,
- do. Mess do,
- do. Beef.
10000 Pounds Goshen Butter,
1900 do. ". China SugBr,
50 Half bbls Crushed do,
~ do. Oregon salmon,
2n00 hs Leaf Lard,
1000 do. China Rice,
30 Cases Black aud Green Tea,
5000 TBS. G reen Coffee,
100 Kegs T.. b Syrup,
800 Bags Chile Beans,
100 Boxes Soap
300 do Assorted Candles,
25 bbls. Corn Meal.
30 1sdo, do DO,
30 Cases X gallon Jars Pickles,
loo Kegs Nails, Assorted
so bbls. HaNali Flour,
loo 4 sacks Chile do,
Oysters. Sardines, Fresh and Brandy Peaches Pie
Fnii. Apples. Tobacco assorlsd brands Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Liquors of alt kinds, suitable for mountain
trade. for sale the lowest market price
by UFERRALL co
Brick Row, First Street and lower landing, Marysye.
4wa2
Butte record., 1854-08-19
NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FIRM OF R H.
Fairchild Co. j. this day dissolved by mutual
sent Mr. George Philpoit retiring from said firm. all
debts due the said firm must be paid TO r. IT, Fairchid.
and ell debts contracted by said firm prior the Sih
day OF Jul, 1854 will be paid by r. II. Fairchild.
II. III. FAIRCHILD.
GEORGE PHILPOTr.
by Il. Ia. FAIRCHlLD.
Rurk,s Ranch Julv 2Sth 1854 3w3q
Butte record., 1854-08-19
NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON MONDAY THE 9Th
Il day OF August, A. D. 1851, fo-wit at the August
term A. D. Is54 Of The Probate Court, Sam Glass will
apply to The said Court for letters of Administration,
the estate Of John kons deceased. having filed his
petition for such letters in said Court this day.
+. PAIGE Pro. Cik.
Pr. TOM WELLS. u. G
Bidwell, August 10, l55l 2w4O
Butte record., 1854-08-19
DISSOLUTION.

FNHE coPARTN NERSHIP OF o. E BUSH So O. !.
4 w n Moore il mis- day dissolved. Ali acc oanis
against the late rm are requested to be handed ioF
Liquidation. And all in favor of said hrin, iliue i'7
payment Is requested. - , .,oor-
Butte record., 1854-08-19
NOTICE

MS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY
II concern, that on Saturday the ninth day of sep
iember,. A. d., 1851 the Court House door in the
town of Bidweli, Butte County, California. between
nine O'Clock A NJ. of said day. aud sunset VI said
day. pursuant order OF the Hon. Probate Court,
in and for Butte County. California, made and entered
of record July 3lst, A D. 1854 in the record OF the
proceedings Of said Court. will sell TO the highest
bidder cash in hand, United States Land War
rant being the property OF the estate of John L. Coo
ney, deceased.
TOM WELLS. Pub Ad'r., Butte Co. Cal
Bdwell. Butte Co., Cal, Aug. s. A. D., 1854. Aw ~
Butte record., 1854-08-19
SYNOPSIS OF FOREIGN AND ATLANTIC
NEWS

Nicaragua Steamship Co.'S steamer Sierra
ysrrda. arrived at San Francisco on the l3th
inst in eleven hours from San Juan
Not death or any sickness being known
duriug the passage. Among them are n large
number of old Californians, and 81 ladies' -
The eetire transit roate is now in most excel
lent condition from ocean to ocean. % hours
being all that is required to perform it. af-
foriing to passengers an agreeable and pleas
gut recreation, from the tedium Of a voyage
ct sea.
Com. Worth, of II. B. NJ. brig Espeigh, OF
Y guns, arrived at Greytown about the 26th,
and issued proclamations in the name of the
Queen to the sffect that he would sustain the
authority of the corporation OF Greytown, and
urged the citizeus at once to resume their va
rious occupations and business, assuring them
Of protection from Her Majesty 10 the fullest
extent Pending tire adjustment of the mat
ter by the proper TO 7ernors, Com. Worth had
also offered assurances to the Company's agent
at Punta Arenas of his protection against any
local disturbance which might arise during
tic excitement then existing among the peo-
ehe revolution in Nicaragua remain in ssa-
g.. quo.
Chimmora was strongly fort dei in the Pla-
"a Of Grenada, with about Coo men. while
Castillon still held the siege with about 26oo
men.
4 military insurrection, headed by O Don
He, has broken out in Spain, 1000 OF the Ma
drid Garrison having marched out ~ the di-
rection Of Toledo. Accounts are confiic 'ng.
LATEST Madrid covered with barre sdes
the Garrison fraternizing with the It's "
gents--0'Dan threatening to attack I 't
disqualification Gr the Queen proposed,
sussia has replied to the Austrian and Plus
ians summons, that she viii resist to the last
dAn and last rouble- collision between
he Austrian and Russisa forces in Maldavia
imminent. The Russians defend the line Of
he Lerath, and the Austrian commander in
het proceeded to the seat of war, with orders
insist npon tie evacuation Of Meldavia
,hch the Russians refused.
Butte record., 1854-08-19
EsTRAY

ISTKAi.
6tAME ON To TIE PREMISES OF THE UNDER
signed in the fcre part Of Jay, hck-sei bay horse
mule with complicated Spanish brand on the left hip
The owner notified to prove title 10 the mule, pay
charges and take it away.
NEIGS & co.
Mountain House, August lst, 1854 4ws9
Butte record., 1854-08-19
S2J REWARD.

SsTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRI-
- bers ii Union Bar. IA and calf. The Is Il
pale red with crnmpled horns. low and heav' made.
The calf dark brown heifer the end Of its tail had
been cut of The above reward will be given for in
formation where they may be found
RIDER & BENDLF.
Union Bar. Feather River, july 18th. 1851 3Sf
Butte record., 1854-08-19
NOTICE

as HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FIRM oF r II.
Farchiid. * Co.. will not be responsible for any
made issued against the SAID firm by George
Philput and any order presented with his signature
will be protested from and after this dale.
4 H. FAIRCHILB.
for X. H. EAIR CHILD, & co.
July I7ih. 1851 3w27
Butte record., 1854-08-19

EosHEN BUTrER-So fresh and nice the grestes
JOSEPH GLUCkAUF.
Butte record., 1854-08-19
THE VIRGINIA STEAM SAW MILL

TIE NIKUINIA SIEAM SAW MILL
NOR SALF This Nil is situated near Eidwellis Bar
n l. surrounded by abundance OF good timber.
and is in good running order. The engine is superior
one, and capable Of running more than saw. The
Nill is but five miles from main Feather River, aud
lumber can be RATED thence to Marysylla Sacrament
10. rrofably The Mill can also do large and proita-
BILE business in iuming humber The Subscriber came
in possession of this Mil for debt and Will sell ii for
considerable less than is real vaiue Inquire the
premises OF c. G. Lincoln at Bidwell. OF the sub
scriber GEORGE X. GLUYAS,
Dec l., 1855 San Francisco
Butte record., 1854-08-19
BUTTE RECORD.
WETG TICKET,

" xiII 1LNEE1t
For -dssen5iymen,
4 Il. B4RBER, c. G. LLNcOL.S.
Tor assessor,
THO.N9S .hCD.4.lIELS.
For Public -Gdninistrator,
4. 3. .NEWCO.MB.
Butte record., 1854-08-19
FERRY NOTICE.

FERRY NOTICE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM 1T MAY
~ co icern that the undersigned, will apply TO the
Court of Sessions OF the County OF Butte at the August
Term Of said Court for cence To run ferry across
the Sacramento River, at point IN said County kno"n
Bdwell's landing. Z. n DoDGk-
Chico, July s9th, 1854 5w5o
Butte record., 1854-08-19

The Observation-Disclosures this opportunity 10 thank
he public for the patronage hitherto bestowed, while
operating under the late firm and to inform them that
tie business will continue in connection with Adams
CO.. Ma ssville. whers of the drm can always be
found ready attend department OF business
pertaining 10 Express. The business in the noun
iins will be under the direct supervision OF Frank Ev-
erts whose efforts and attention shall not be found
waningn in sn endeavor satisfy the business commu-
atty. r u ENEhlo "
Msrys,ille July 81, 1854. ssu
Butte record., 1854-08-19
"a Jorun of Punch. .
YOUNG AMERICA on THE PACIFIC,

A COMIC NEWSPAPER, intended in humorous
n wav to call attention to the snguares and strange
things oi San Francisco. To amuse. and a; the same
time TO cause to think.
For sale at wholesale. by WH1TTON. TOWN & CO.
Isl Clay and retail at al the Book and
Periodical Dopots.
TtHILI PEACHES-Fresh and sweet, for sale cheap
u BY JOS. GLUCKAUF
DERFUMERY-of every agreeable Kind for , sale
at JOS GLUCKAUF's
Butte record., 1854-08-19
W. L. SINGER & cos
FEATHER RIVER EXPRESS

Connecting With WELLS, FARGO cos EXPRESS
TO all parts of
California Oregon, the Atlantic States, the Canadas
ami Europe. -
Weekly from sdarysvie TO and from all the iolow-
i'm. ? laces;
Vol. hez Evansville, Forbesiown,
F,,o,, m ae Siringiown, Wyandoii,
- : Ravise White Rock, ophir
W9r-is T. a, ine Longs Bar. Oregon Gulch,
fI,i,1e Poter's Ravine, Spring Valley,
cbe1okse lat. Sinclair's Flat, Nelson's Bar,
4 Fs. Butte Mills Butte creek,
Nei's Ranch, naii.ison' i,,r,h
" "; - y, Vn Spanish Ranch. American Valley,
Indian Valley, thZaoelhto"h' len .,ni 81,
Sod. Rsr Rush Greek, Meekers flal,
49,, IT.. ORE gun Bar Il mile Bar,
kingsberry's Ferry. ps III d.
Indian Bar, SIM IN pai, ,,. Ii IL =
Junction Bar, Yello o"ne u NJ 4io an ~ o
Fo- tho o,,av,,ce of n sckages. parcels. yaluables
and Letters Collections orders ptomPfy rfes aue9ae nrice.
to. Gold Dust purchased tn hishe7' n NO.
Drafts procured on all the NJ nepsii cues ~ ne ne AT
laDtic States and Europe y e. oi-'N - w.
January 14th, 1854. =,
Joseph Gluckauf Agent at Bill wen
Butte record., 1854-08-19

F0RBSTONN LODGE, L. A. NJ. No. so
Meets the second Saturdays of each month
Z. c. BAKER. j. " IA G SIMPSON, W NJ
A. B. WALKER sec'y. ELIAS FELIER, 5. w
Butte record., 1854-08-19

ENEATHER RIVER EXPRESS. W. E. SINGER
Il cos. connecting with Wells Fargo and Co.
Butte record., 1854-08-19
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSAIP.

DISSULU HUN Uf LU-F AhI NEhSAH.
yUyHE Co-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
n iSiing under the and firm Of EVERTS,
SMELL CO., is this day dissolved by mutual consent
FRANK EVERTS,
J. A. SMELL,
IL c. EfERTS.
The business will hereafter be conducted under the
uame and iirm Of r. d. EyERTS co.
Butte record., 1854-08-19

A DAMS & co.'s, EXPRESS, BANKING AND
N EXCHANGE OFFICE, fire proof brick building,
corner of Plaza and High Streets Mafysville. nov12
Butte record., 1854-08-19
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

Z.
MS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE CREDITORS OF
d George n Brown. decd, aie Of Butte County Cal.
To present their Claims supported by fSe proper vouch
ers to the undersigned, within months from date
hereof and If presented within ren months, they
Will be forever barred
SOPHIA BROWN Adm'rx.
j. F. MASON, Admit
RidweIl Butte Co Cal August 5th. A. u 1851
Butte record., 1854-08-19

EyEATHER RIVER EXPRESS. EvERTs, SMELL
II cos. connecting with Adams and Company.
Butte record., 1854-08-19

nOCTOR y. DAVIS ADAMSTOWN-Ofice at
- Larkin's Store, whore he may be found at all
hours, except when absent professional business
Butte record., 1854-08-19

UDOoTs AND SHoES-A full assortment from mum
- Der one, 70 twelve, for sale cheap for each at
JOS. GLUCKAUF'S
Butte record., 1854-08-19

wishing the services of the County Surveyor will
please leave their orders Charles Lofts Office, and
they will be punctually attended to. November l2-
Butte record., 1854-08-19

"ELLS, FARGO cos CALIFORNIA EX-
w PREss-Capifal $500, ,000-Principal Offices, 16
Wall st. n. Y and ia Montgomery ST. San Francisco