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Earlyil'e, N,rch Goth. 1854
Preparations Of England and France Tar
0N- N Il q

The steamer Washington arrived at il O'Clock
last evening from Bremen and Southampton. -
She brings London Journal. TO the 1t inst The
preparations Of the Allied Powers for war are
described as .tupcn!1us. BcT-A3mral Cary :
squadron arrived az SpIJhead n The 9Th ul'
aud would be re.ouiIc-l by the o,her Ii. $ TT
ting ou' making all effective feet OF ~ sail
The Emperor Of France having ordered the f,r
nation Of q third French squadron. the NoniieuT
of Paris contains a report from the Minister Of
Marine stating that the order, had been executed
and that the same consists Of 10 sail Of the Inc,
II fliga'es sud 10 cnryetres Vice Admiral Far
sry,l u schemes had been appointed to the COM
maul II It. anil il was supposed this squadron
would ptuc-cd To Sp'h.nd to JON the British
Got, the whole 10 be under tie command IN
chef OF Vice Admiral Sir Chas, Napier. Who had
actually hnls,ed his il,g ut H~dwich III"
French GoverrtrcGt haa prohibited the exportinn
OF arms aramunlion ynd military equipments.
and had is-Ued a circular directing all the dipiC-
mnrir and consular agents of France to give Their
support To the subjects and Commerce o, Eng
land IN every case where they may be msnaced
hy the common erpmy.
II il now positively stated that the French
cxpedtionary army IT, the East will amrunt To
50 600 men to he hereafter lucrcasedas may he
rendered necessary BY circumstances. A tele-
graphic dispatch from 1oulon. dated the 2+'h
f. brusry states that the cmtafkation Of TROOPS
had commenced The divisions ~ fmn Al
Peria had also begun to embark. and fycm Mar
-ellle@ several regiments had been sent. Through
out the entire o' France the military movements
and preparations were going on with 'hG great
est activity and On an immense srale. Thousands
OF wagon loads Of provisions stores md a,nnu-
milton. for the use Of the army were being trans
ported by railway to the several ports Of ship.
mcnt. Immense purchases Of horses were also
being made.
Lord Raglan, the commsndcr.in chief O. the
British auxiliary army in the East left J. ondon
ior Paris on the 25th uit, to have m interview
with he Empcror Napolean, with reference 10
the approaching military operations in Turkey
There were rumofs that the British feet Of
forty sail under Vice Admiral Sir Chas Napier,
on it, assembling nt Spilhend, would be jointed
10y the French fleet Of 10 sail Of the line Is fri.
gates. (pf which 5 are s'camcrs) hnd 10 corvrtte@
III steamers. md bat tie allied fleets thus NUN
'erjng so sail # The mu,t mnpn h,,n' hips in
the world, would he reviewed riiur so ih"ir y"
pnrturr fr The Bnlc hv the Qr'rn ard Prince
Albert ard hat the Emp'r"r \ 'pol"Hn would
cross from Cherbourg IN hi. imperial steam pack
ct Rene Inr'prse, TO be present at the specta
cle.-N T. Tribune
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prisoners have access tc. az well a. th" people
oH'''de, v.h ;t.!'oPlnns ia'a this jail During
'hs day time The prison "a are le: mo the Iad,
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4 cell aiTay- Before dark on Tue night OF BE
escape, the cells were ili1 ana one prisoner lei.
to sleep il the main jail. lwomen. Cooley and
Mo''a were 10Th heavy iryosd, an through
"'H HeaJ>' we're Pu' IN possession % Two Saw
made Of tie man springs o. N"'ahe'' .5i'ee
found AMI WIN Them the Tor5 were cut OF.
wine 10 "ef c'!'' IHe man lei. 10 tue J-'
evidently win leg taSen from the stove.
broke i'e locks from the 'h''e ce.! Doors let
ting INTO the J'L SIX men besides himself max
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then commences Wo'N "a me east sue Oy Tax
Ing out the window rE1 wrenclios off two oars
Of long fat iron fastened to the wall by bolts
through the wall at place where prisoners
bad broken through before and no dsg5' men.
IN escape through the wall at that place, bnt
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Broke JaIi.CeneTal stampede OF
PRISONERS!


Asort y O'clock On TUESDAY ha'' 'a7,' q. "'
hosiin, YIN Cooley Edward howard ''" I'-'
ry Williams b'ot' j'J' and made a '''' ''c' r.
The mo'e' cg'ra''e' CT the ai.'F was 'J'''
this;
They were eli in ''e.. cells c4;'rt L-"'il'
~ho beng ''e"' N~' iai' IN 'Io '~'ae '',''
which the prisoners axe permitted 10 ee'upy our
Ing tie day. Nos'ia sud Cooley were 10 mons
which tlcy ahcccedtd 10 ge'idG Oh 10y means Oh
tros,va made IF watch spring. While they
were do,-, Ills Elvards broke The lo,k to Mos.
tin. cell with a stove leg They then pry'd a
bar GU: os,he valow and with it trok9 the
locks to oil cftho cells, letting all Of tie pTisoul
as into The l.rsa7oon. Here they waited til
one OF tie ilsrs came loeoe II al wasri,'i, and
tie Instant tie opened he door 5.os',a seized lin
b. tie throat. fLo noise avckc lie other ililor,
who, IS he cam 90. Oils room Vas likewise
ecizsi and shosrd .,g,s.ly,t to p-c7en. him nom
following. Ihcy held ,llsm in this manner IL.
they got he key to lhe on, side door. -Four Of
.1sm tl.n yaai9ssl ius'aa,,r.
The rest cftjsm lers charged viii li,b: 81
fences, and thinking 'hat Mos''n woo!d l''l 'hs
i''!or which he threatened to do thought they
would no'rln She chances Of " final escape 'ad
quietly retired 10 'hrF et,'s'
a reward o'-Sloo ' 'a.red ''' Co'.ey, 100
fIr Mos!tl, anu 10 eaoH iof HoNagi ana III
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The Maine Law ia now undergoing ,hnraurh
di.cns,ior in New Y,rk aol rr"nsNlvorit i
has a!scaly passed tie NrU-YlIk Senate.
Ma c 'GDiNGs LgrrEc o, orr fri Pig" vii.
be fnurd an extract from Mr Gocdine's letter on
the Improvement of the Illiuais river.
Ne have published the fact, and figures only,
n' he has presented them, for tie purpose Of
si7ine such Of our readers as are disposed to look
into the question, reliable information He has
shown from the data which lie hss Mt bis com
mnHd, that its quite impracncal.o, Of least, q,
Tie p-cseU, time. TO improve the river by letting
10 'hr waters @! lake Michirln-SeG, 600 0go win
tcilrca-'
This question /, now being Nroush, before "a,
pecple-!et them examine it, for the r'iaos,,,,.
be made nayjs,bIs a, all seasons Of the year in
some way.
Read sir Cooling, letter
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Washington Items.

WAsniSGT0S. March 10.
There 10 no n'i7tnkire the fac, that strong
disposition exists in Congress to r'rsue mira
measures towards SPAN for the >, znre of the
BLACK Warrior suspension ofthe neutrality
laws seems to be the prominent feature with
majority Of members Great excitement was APP
parent ia the House ihi. morning while the mat
ter was under consideration.
The clerks in the Post Office have resigned. ia
consequence of low s,eries.
The bill Of the Select Committee Of the House
pfopose, Two Pacific railroad and telegraph lines
.-ono commencing from the Mississippi nt a
puin, no, north Of tue thirty seventh parallel Of
moi, tn latitude. TO San Francisco, and the other
from tome point IN the usei,rlv side If Lake
Superior, or Mississippi river, in M,ni.oia TO the
Pacific
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The board Of Auditors of the dTrren, Towns
IN this comfy, are required to meet for tho pur.
pose ofauditng all accounts against the towns
on Tuesday the 23th Inst, at tho placos O: hold
'ng elections. Persons having bills against any Of
the several towns should Immediately present,
them To the Town clerks, whose duty i, /. t..
have them presented to the board for adding.
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SrvkrcD D-yrrS's WuGE We have received
from Mr.. pay.d Walker, Of @ AVA, tie rrc7
rec,us og Col E.utou's forthcoming work, "iLJr
" years il the UUi,,I States Senate" onI al ~
specimen sheets embracing the FIRST ! q F'gc. of
,hc book The vol, will D., completed iu- vols
syo, Of roo PAGES each, anil coyco, conception
may be formed as to the execution AMI exterior
aspects from tbs prospectus. The vaae Of 'Ais
book, however, viii be independent eyca Of tAe
o'egau, iorm g,yca It ty the eniuPr-ins pub
Eshcis, D Appleton d Co, New lck /
will f rm the first contribution Of is kuJ and
e!aso to American history; and wnaIhoi were
gard the character 0! the au,Aor, OF the insure
Of the period lie has surveyed, the work
promises TO be ia the highest degree iuslrUc
tie ard Interesting. Tho sIocinen chapters
We have on various occasions repub.ishCd, fgum
fom New York eo,empor-rg, have given III.
cary readers opportunities Of judging the style Of
nlrfa'ion adopted, which We consider we'll suited
T. tie grave dgaiiy Of die sulie;
Tue au,hor is bu. faii,hie Ct course and IN
come Of tho opinions expressed, and tue iuds
menls pronounced on contemporaries and rivals
,higush olt period Of tblgly ovenil'l years, er
ios and mistakes mus! be expected. Every in
licstion, however jasGcs tie opinion that The
writer ha5 aimed at correctness and fidelity, aud
thu, he laa t.;aHn oG, as fr "a humanity can,
III heats ini .alou'c' Gesul'o! fion he strus'
sc1 ati trials Cf the past. and seated him1r!i to
his task in The spin, ofa fli,hltl vhroniccr, TIL
in'crrb, aud value of the wurk are independent
nlso II opinions rs 10 he authors prli'icl MGR.
~, vhirh wc need 10, sGy there j, g'oat dvpr.i
~ and conrNicty.
The announcement Of the early appearance q
the voik has already excited g-ea, and genera
in,crcs, ,'noaghon, The country, and tie publish
or. sc'ue time ,incc, bad received orders aud sub
scrpticns ior sixly thousand erri;.
As il viii 10 10 many rc,rccta one Of the mos
inpcr'nu, rnd in'err1iing works hitherto ssueS
from The American r'ess. there isevcry p,obatil
i,y tha, It viii enjpynn extent .gl sale uppreoe
tcr,ei here, 10 works Of tie cla,.
Tie put i.hcre, Nests Appleton 4 Co, Q
New York. have ahcordnely dsirrmiaci 10 tei
bud d,,riiu not in Tho ursl channel Of .,lt
gaie, Lu, b. The plan Of subscriptions ~ ogeu
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SslF ApJusrlSG Svlrcn Mr.. Dick In. invent
ed selfadjusting switch, which,, .aiI to work
admirably, The experimenting engine ran acra,,
tAe switch At the rate Of IS mile, an hour, the
m"meo' the wheels struck The sprug of tho
switch the rails sprung to their required places
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TEMPERANCE MFrrNG ApJouRNEH The Tom.
perauce meeting held en- Tuesday evening last
was adjourned to mcc, again, At the same place.
mex. Tuesday evening, tor the purpose Of ior.
ming town Alliance all friendly 10 the cause
ATE invited to attend VIM SMITH See
Ottawa, March -
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lS'ANt Ho'rTM pr higgins has resigned
in superlntenI'ncy OF the state Hospital fur III,
iusoie. IL will be difficult IN an. that station, IA
well as hr Higgins has formerly done.
Ia Pennsylvania, according to the c.nqus of
1870, there wns one Clergyman to every 500 N.
h'nian's' one wycrtosvTy a2i, mi one ply
i iun 70 Crc'> .Gs
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Association

TIE Sh lecture before the literary association
will be- delivered at the court house, on Modurs
day evening the 29,h u-'. by 1aos BAssNIlI
IN his new theory Of storms.
1t il understood that M, h VILLA that time
enter more fully into the details OF his theory,
and thus make it easily understood, ard the lee
,ur, be both interesting and profitable to lis
heaters
Mr.. Bas. nc't ciaicl. 10 have made great d5
,ayery, and our citizen, cannot reasonably do'es'
than lis ten to an eA nanauon at theory. which
if true is Of The highest Importance TO the ci'lh
rrd world. We hope, Therefore, that he Will
have large audience. .'N'
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Etri Of Inn u. ItcA

PURSUANT to an order o. h. copn,y rour'si
La Nallr county. notice hereby gwen that
all persons having clnhIs rgpinsi the estate q
Ebrn ide late Of la Sale Co, drrra.ea.
are required to produce ,hrsamr in writing. md
file them in said court on the Q Monday in AlGy
next, when and where such claimant. nrr re-
1urs,ed to appear for the purrose OF having their
claims adjusted in purtuuucs II law.
March 2'-Gw. NAahu G.. lpr, Ex'x.
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= 8 yolames pleyiou.ly dona.e!.

volumes previously donatc!.
I vol,
The Association is row Incorporated ard It Is
hoped that those rersons who desire to contyibu'c
books to the library will do SO as soon as con
veuient 80 that the books may be prepared Ger
loanlng. J O. HARRIS, LibrI'iaa.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Mrssps. EnTpRs--
Tie following additional donations to tie
ls-sciatien library have been received, viz
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Estate of Oncy q BrdckH dcsd
DURSUANT 10 an order OF he county court
J. Of La Sale county, notice ia hereby given,
tina, all persons having claims against the estate
of Uney q. .ITackeii late OF In Sale co, decsa-
sed nre required to produce the same in writing,
and fie them in said court on the LIST Monday in
May next, when and where sach claimants are re-
locs,cd to appear, tor the purpose Of having their
claims adjusted IN pursuance oil law
March ., TnTopqRE " 10, Aap''
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\ special meeting Of tr' ASSOCIATION Will &c
held at pr Harris Office tn evening al :
clocl, Members are particularly req este" TO"
tend as business Of much important is % We AT
tended to- The Regular meeting WI be on
Tuesday evening next when the Benedict Arn' %
question will be discussed, and m essay will be
read by Nj George
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OTTAWA MARKEr T.,

MARCH "a
The market during the past week has been
quite dull.
Wheat, winter 800 Spring, 500.
Oats. 2ia25c per as lbs
Corn, ear, &c per 70 los, she,led Csc per &C
lbs.
Better. l?ic.
Eggs. &c
Hides dry aloe. green 4la6c.
Timothy seed 81 90
Wbts Beans, rs pr bus.
Potatoes, 20c do
Onions. Acc do
Chickens. l2t
Salt, fine. SO rs.
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Nss,rs Ed, f,.e Tracer. s,r: 4 part Of
lie proceed. = Us published IN your paper OF
last zcct, Of the meeting held 10 the court house
/ on the NshTashl qg-siou, makes NE 70 have
said in substance, :tat considered that Che oh
resolution oI ,he Baltimore convention gave fee
ireoEa % the democratic party 10 use aDl ag.,atc
he subject Of slavery when aud where Gey
might tli.h proper to 90 So
Now what did say was: when Mr. j O
! Glover offered bis ame0 'mert 20 my resolution.
said tia, had no particular Objection to his
amendment and would vote i.r it, with the un
ders'a0t.os that 81! d'd not feel myself nor the
democrats party Fe''TAired by iha s'h Plank Of
'he Baltimore p.-u'rr, when an agitation on lhe
, slavery subject had been gotten up by obo- ''a'.
ISIS ava frs' 'o'es, 10 consequence OF Che a.woc-
'"ey carrying 'u' Tue 1.'ne'P'es ana doctrines OF
. 'He compromise MEASURES OF 'eV'--'na' nor DO
'D- ''> So - '- '''' ''''' '00''1 ''''
Blt cir, that Is not al wish 10 sag Through
he ca'gmn5.f Your paper. 4, | consider the
doctrine aud Pr'o''p'e' contained 10 the e'nPfo.
mise measures CT 1880 oil vast importance to The
We'.''e and s'tu"iy Of Ibis natIon and ln''n,
'''" IS s'~''u "a ID! resolution As Puo",hsu last
wees mat 'He N' o'''-" ON go "''Fe 'h'" c"'
''sS Guy !De o'''''H' 81 '"c COMPROMISE H'ea
SUES o. .9', :" ''f as Tue subject o. slavery Is
''''''.'1' - 'Ns'''.''' '''' '~'''o 1'o" y
sense 81 GUY 10 myself ana country ahI also De
"s u's'u oy numerous iFiehds WHO have the
''u'e ''IH oI'Eio" and understanding Of the mer
.' u OUT "'' senate > a. p0is'1', ana 'he
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Was il because our government. hal bs,e'ar.ra
given grants TO the Ill..7s Of , ,nr.i.u # rb.s.
territories. and the bills did not provide make
satisfactory arrangements for those Tn.ii,r.,
Was it because The bills did NJ. make the usn,l
rules. appointments. AMI appTsrri,ricD., Or
was it tscae5e the bills contain word fur word
and he identical clause in relation to .,.yorv tina,
il us, IA Tia. laws Of c n,-.s,. known a. n,r,
Of tle ronpr5mi.- Of ls51 or-,..l.r,. fro ,ar-;.
tories Of New Mex CO and Utsry 7 ,bi,L al
wllla-rte that The latter ia tba ,,rs and ,o,,
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We have fr sale al this tGico ary amount 81
,lank sptTaaas AMI sommons and tlank T"%
Notices
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NOTIrEi- hereby gwen, TINT ~ Monday the
~ 1T day ot im- next, ut the June irrm OF the
county courtoi La Smile county, Illinois, 10 be
holden NJ the court house III OtiaWn, shall flea
petition in the said county court, praying for an
order, pursuant TO the statue to authorize me 10
sell the whole or so much ot the real estate be.
longing 10 the estate OF Onsy G Bracket, decd
late oisaid county, as will be- sufficient to pay the
debts of-aid deceased, when aud where Ill pc rsons
interested in sad real estate, are requested TO ap-
pear and show cause. II any they have, why il
should not be sold Tor the purpose n fore aid.
Theodore VI Low, Admir-.
L.
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Nav fo.r oruoE.-- A new pos. Office has bcon
., Ysrnilliorri'lr IN this county
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eies. They will al-o adapt The cx'yut Of the ca'-
'ioa 10 the amount Of sabscrip,i'u', so rat ~
time should b. los, By tho,e vho woall secure
copies.
Wcare r'e7scd 90 's,rn nat orr en.errri''rg
'cwnsm.n, NJ y. wakec, has secuted the
agency and authority to receive sub,crjpri rs Tn
the county Of Ia Sale and is nov receiving sub
5criptous.
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ESlEorD-Tle Chicago Democratic Tress
has IN enlarged. one colCm 20 each paEs, ma
Ming II one Of The larges. payers Published IN the
north west, as wei 60 one Of the best.
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We are Authorized to anronure Z Brgr Il.
Eoor ms a candidate for the iii Of J.-tisr #
the Peace tor lhe Town % Ottawa, &c ,Ac COM
ing town election
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Tremendous Excitement /.


Eecf, Beef Beef
BEFF POEK, TEIL NUTT3N &c.
4 LWANS on hand, chaapt tor ca h al the city
4 NEAT rrIrl.,, NORA sd. o'tH' coat hD l5s
square ,tdrmeT.y occupied byJ Wood no by
&. c FrnEY,
March la-r A. Wnrlurn
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THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER,
Oltawn ltl0rrG -, l95i.

v. 3 PlLagG, the American Nrwspopt
Agent, IS the oaig gHih9ri .rd .ls,atlor h'spargr
uihs cities Of BOSTON New ! fork, anu Painde-
plia and is duly empowered TO take advertise
meats aud rubscrpuonsai the rates required 10y
rs. HIS rrcripis y, be regarded as payments.
IN. OiGccsare--Bu,roS. Sen lays building NV
Yosr, Tribune buildings: PHfLADELFhlA, NV
corner ThirlaCi Chesuut streets.
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April Election.
A. ". BELLGARD will hc n candidate Cor the
office Of Constable" ~ III" ensuing Town election
--------------
We are authorized to announce JAMES l. RA1H-
sus as a candidate fer Juaticc Of the Peace at the
coming election
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Cracker Bakery For Sale !

DAEING Establishment consisting of Two
ID lois u by l26-2 Two story hglldlus's both
new, collar Is nv 5)--a well of pure winter. and
apparatus md Tx ures Of bake shop. Iaten,
Ice Cream Freezer 500 beer bottles and fixtures,
peddrp wagon horse stock in trade & o Ih.z
establishment Is located between he r1ro1d dc.
pot and the main canal Otnwa, IA is we. ss-
lablIshcd, being in successful operation two years.
and with mauOfpdusrry will comm nd the min.
cipa part Of PATRONAGE IN thia branch Of trade IA
This city mud surrounding 90 rr'ry.
For further particulars enquire OF the subscribe.
on the premises.
n B.--For sale cheap 10 hovn' Assorted, -
boxes acidua,cdcanlv marlS N Wooisry.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-25
osaSr Orange seed

n BBI.S. Of Usage oraNg" seed, for ,ne by the
d ppuni orhl,hrl. rh. seed was selected bya
gen,Icnrn who wen, to Texas for int purpose.
March l5!m. Go, W PElRcE.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-30

LOWEST PRICES
To our many friends and customers we return
our sincere thanks for their very liberal patron
age heretofore, and trust for continuance OF
the same. HOLLUB & ISAACS.
Shasta, November Is. 1854. tt
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-30
sHERIFF,s SALE

PY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
- issued ont of the District Court in and for
the 9th Judicial District, in Shasta county and
State of California, duly attested, on the four
teenth day OF December, A. d. 1854, requiring
me to satisfy an xtcution in favor of Rodolph
Klotz vs. j. Fix, Philip Fix, and William Leo,
for the sum of thirteen hundred and eighty-six
dollars and forty-seven cents debt, and twenty
nine dollars interest thereon the judgment. and
two hundred and sixly-one dollars and fifty.fve
cents costs. together with accruing costs, have
seized and taken in execution all the right, title
and interest of tbs said j. X. Fix, Phillip Fi1,
and William Lee, in and to the following mort
gagged premises, ing and being in the county
OF Shasta and State of California, to wit: Be-
ginning at large pine tree, standing about one
fourth of mile north of Mill Site Creek, and
about mile southwest from George w. Nc
Cumber's claim, said tree bearing three blazes !;
thence in southerly course l60 rods to a pine
tree blazed afotesaid; thence in an eastery
course, crossing said creek. 100 rods, to pine
tree bazed aforesaid thence in a northerly
course with the course of said creek 100 rods to
the place of beginning, and including the lower
falls on said creek and containing 100 acres to-
gether with the saw mill and site, buildings &c.
thereon.
Notice is hereby given, tha l will expose to
pnblic sale the above described property 20 tho
highest bidder for cash.
ON SATURDAY, JAN 13, 1855,
in the town of Shasta, in front of Loag's Horse
Market. VIM. A. NUNNALLY,
Sheriff OF Shasta County
Dec. l6, 1854. I'd