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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28

05-The editor of the Gazette d. Citisen
has striven hard of late to convince us tha,
the H. Ma are pro-slavery. and were the
ringleaders in the Kanses mobs. We have
no doubt, that when Stephen convinces him
SELF OF the fact OF these things he will cease
TO be an opponent Of the X. Ms. and become
Their warm suPporter-and when he conpia.
c'S us OF these things We will oppose them
as cordially, and We trust, with more canior
than he has done.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28
What has slavery to do with us?

u. II. CowEE:-With your permiss ion I
propose to occupy briei space in the Chron.
tcle, occasionally, in examining the follow.
ing question:
What has Slavery to do with us, of the
North! and what have we to do with it! This
question you are well aware is frequently
put to Anti'S!avery men, as tho final argu-
ment against the agitation of the subject and
tho continued encroachments of the slave
power brings the question home to us with
tenfold force, at the present time. II Slavery
hasany Il ing to do with us, let us know it,
and il we have any thing to do with il, let
US do il.
What has Slavery to do with us!
II degrddes our occupation.
Labor is the lot common to all men; in our
country there is not one man out of ifty TINT
has the ability to live without labor, and
those who have the ability, do not possess
the inclination. Labor, either phy steal or
mental, is tho law Of our being; it is com.
mon, It is necessary, therefore It is respect
able, and he who will not employ his time
in some useiu, occupation Is considered
drone in society; useless excrescence upon
community and is treated accI rdngly.
Now Slavery degrades this law of our ma.
tare it contemns this wise arrangement of
divine Goodness, by de5asing the iaLorer, il,
makes labor dishonorable, disreputable.
In every society there are certain occupa.
tons which are not considered reputable; and
therefore they subject those who may be en-.
gagged in them to the reproach Of the better
portion of community. Now this is precise.
ly the condition of al: laborers..where slavery
exists and reigns predominant; as the laborer
10 degraded from the condition of n man to
init OF thing, chatlel personal, and class.
ed with the beast Of the field, of course the
business Of the laborer is degraded, and no
one who considers himself man and entitled
TO the privilege of manhood, will engage in
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28

0TOur Sdgh Nicht, contemporary down
town seems sorely exercised at times about
the pro.siavery action of Know Nothings in
the south, and tries to saddle their acts on US.
We neither col fess nor deny the allegation.
but simply refer any one interested to our
| short career as an editor, and il they there
find any evidence Of compliance with dcs.
potism north or south, we will give them
leave to heap opprob-ious epilhcts on us from
no~ until doomsday.
The grea! "Dimmycratic" party, however
is said to be unit North and South. which
by the way is so evident that we will not en-
deavor to prove it. The Gazette man is one
of those who think that Democracy "hideth
n multitude Of sins''--and that Democr acy in
Mississippi and Democracy in Oaio are one
and the same institution. The following
resolutions passed at the Mississippi State
Democratic Convention, will convey sume
idea of what dem ocracy is in Mississippi:
s. Resolved, That the interests and safety
of the United States demand that we should
possess the Islanc Of Cuba, and we pledge our
hearty aid to the administration in its efforts
FOR the accomplishment of that object, at the
earliest period.
0. Resolved, That we extend our most
cordial sympathy and regard to those true and
gallant northern men who have aided us to
tight the battles of the South on the Nebras.
ka-kansas bill, and other measures involving
the question of slavery, and the constitution
al rights OF the slave States, and are glad to
act in party association with them; but we
cannot affiliate with any party, anywhere
that shall not approve and carry out in good
foith the principles OF the Nebraska bill, and
we are prepared to cut off all party connex.
ion with those who do not come up fairly and
fully to this line Of political sentiment and
action.
Ohio"diWmycrats"! Shut your eyes! Open
your mouths! Swallow! 1t is done! The
chivalry of Mississippi will have no necessi.
~ to "cut off all party connection with the
Ohio democracy, for 10, they can descend as
far, and wallow as swinish in tho mire of
Slavery as the Mssissippiuns themselves.
See how grateful these men are for North
en- asslstance-they merely thahk "those
true | j and gallant y northern men Il who
have aided Us toyfght The battles Of The South
|! on the Nebraska-Kansas Bill, and other
measures involving The question Of slavery!''
The Northern doushfices are thanked fer
their assistance, but told if they don't keep
on lighting for them their ties must be sever
ed Oh, how we pity these northern men,
who Are bound hand and foot and thrown into
tks corrupt embrace of "chattel slavery!
Will our Sagh Nicht contemporary show his
hand on these resolutions!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Sister Rose In seven chapters. By CHARLES
DlcKENs.-Philadelphia, 7. B. Peterson
svo. PIP. Al. Price 25 cents.
Tins york, for a copy of which we are in
debted to the publisher, is another of those
charming works by which MI. dickens holds
such wide and powerful influence ever tie
masses of the people in Europe and America.
His works are remarkable for their quiet,
pungent humor, their melting pathos, and the
extreme ndfnrHInoRr--sn tn spnak-of thoir
characters md scenes. If Dickens works
we're more generally read "the world would
be the better foi ~ Sister Rose was pub.
blished in the ". Y. Tribune, and its mil
lion Of readers can bear witness to its worth
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28

OFThe Genius Of the West for June is
received. 1t is one of the most readable,
sPrightly periodicals we receive, and should
have wider circulation. The senior editor,
Coates-Kinney, retires from the establish
menl leaving w. T. Coggshall sole editor.
Either of these gentlemen would make an
excellent editor for any periodical, but to-
getEer they were "a team"
Coates Kinney is the writer of those ex-
1uisite lines "Rain on the Roo!" which we
published some time ago. In writing those
lines he made grasp after Immortality and
caught it. May he never be without music
in his heart as sweet as is "played upon the
roof by the patter of the rain."
The Genius is a western Genius, and a
striking Genius, and should be encouraged.
Price 81 year.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28
AGRICULTURAL ADDnEssEs.

In answer to repeated inquiries in reference
to suitable persons to address Agricultural
Societies, the OhiO Farmer gives the follow
iog:--
Prot. Brainetd. Cleveand
Prof: Cassells, 10.
Prof Townshend, Avon Loran Co. Ohio.
l. V. Bierce, Akron Ohio.
Or. Warder, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Pro T. Sam'l G. Arnpr, do.
DR.. Sprague, Columbus, Ohio.
Col. s. ID, Harris, do.
Gen: Worthins,on, Chill licc,he, Ohio.
Prot HUDSON. Oberhn, Ohio.
Prot. Fairchild, do.
Charles Springer. Meadow Farm, Ohio.
We would respectfully call the attention
of the Board of Managers Of our Society to
the above names; and without making any
invidious distinction we would particularly
refer to the hirsute editor Of the Cultipator,
Col. Harris. We think it would be 10 the
interest of the Society to send fOr a lecturer
at distance, and procure one who is at home
in Agriculture. The Col. will raise a crowd
and entertain it afterwards on good substan
tial fare, as we'll as any man west of the
Alleghenies-or east OF them either, for tho
matter. We have been talked to by lawyers
at our Fairs long enough, and we should now
change that item and get farmers. lawyer
do we'll enough in their place, but a knowl
edge of Blackstone does rot qualify a mai
to talk about soils, crops, manures, stool
raising, &c. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28

01TGraham's Magasine for July has been
received, and contains, beside the usual va
rie,y of matter, the first chapter of story
by Frank Forester, entitled The Wigwam
of the wilderness, sporting story; and po.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28

0TIt is said that Hon, Thomas F. Mar$
shall will run for Congress in the Ashland
(ky.) district, in opposition to his Brother,
DIR. Marshall. k,n,, arc. Harrison, dem.
OE7-The Theological Seminary of the AS
sociate (Seceder) Church is to be removed
from Canonsburgh, Pa to Xenia, Ohio.
0E-Hon. Andrea Parsons, Ex-Governor Of
Michigan is dead.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28

Thus it will be seen that the total levy for
State and County purposes This year is a
cents on the hundred dollars. Last year the
total levy was SO cents. Showing decrease
this year of cents on the hundred dollars
1t will be che eering to the Taxpayers to see
that their trxes this year will be one sixth
less than last year, and will serve to convince
them that retrchchment is The word with the
County Auditor and Commissioners.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28

North British Reuieto for May, contains
Sir Walter Raleigh and his times; Scottish
university Reform, Works of John Scotus
Ergena; Reform of the Civil Service; Muir.
heads life and inventions of James Watt;
Literary Coteres; Our Military Disasters g.
their causes.
This is reprint from the British edition,
by Leonard Scott, & Co., New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28

etry by Bryant, Alice Cary, Park Benjumin,
and Others.
TEnMs.-l copy, one year, in advance, So;
9 copies $5; 6 copies $40. Address, Asra-
ham II See, Philadelphia.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28
Tax Levy for Belmont County

For 1855, on each hundred dollars, is as
follows:
STATE LEVY.
Interest OF State debt 10 cents.
General revenue purposes 6
Common school Is
Library
COUNTY LEVY.
County purposes 10
Poor 2
Bridge 2
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-06-28

In answer to repeated inquiries in refer'nce
to suitable persons to address Agricultural
Societies, the Ohio Farmer gives the follow
Butte record., 1855-09-29
Ieaal Noitet5.


State of California. Ia the district court O.,
County of Butte. ninth judicial district.
Tie people Of the State Of California pltf.
rs- John II Harper, defendant.
rEHO the Hon. II. ?. Danger6eld, Judge OF
n the Ninth District Court cf the Ninth
Judicial District and TO W. 7 Sexton,
District Attorney fake notice that an ap-
phcation will be made 10 his Excelcncy, 5al.r
Bigler, Governor Of California. for tie pardon
= t1e .eil defendant, John II. U-.-sr. "a Be-
was convicted in said Court at the Decomhc,
term, A D, 1853, ami sentenced = s-y42
years imprisonment in the State Prison, f-I
the crime Of Grand Larceny, committed il
said County and that said application will b.
made and presented by the undersigned, az
soon as the law will permit.
Dated at Chico, Butte County, this 30,h =
of August, a. D 1855.
sep22 46-3t JOHN F. " CAULEY.
Butte record., 1855-09-29
Sgecjal 5Lotjltg.
TO rGz

All llIersons are cautioned against rurclas
ing certificate Of stock of tie South Feather
Water Co, Ms 81, y, 90. Fl. lsI, ls2. I63
lS4, -, III, l42. l48, ia, ll5. ll6, l47
liS. I49, $50, 1913, l54, DO. I56, I57, l58
159, $50, l6l, lC2, 1872 229, 22o, 23l. -
issued previous to the first Of June. 1855, sal.
shares of stock having been sol1for arrearaget
and the certificates cancelled on tie book= c.
The Company Persons holding above eerlf
Gates, viii please forward them % tie Com
pany's Office, Forbestown
N. Il. DArRAcH, Sec-y
OFr1cr ;. F ". Co.
For5estovn, s,ps- iitb, 1875.
Isep22-46-arl
Butte record., 1855-09-29
BUTTE RECORD.

p& In Rochester, IN cases Of assault
aid ta'te'y' the abused Bring up then
scattered limbs ard hrmsn n r,ma.as g.
e'ideree- According to tie Ta.sn, an
Iri<bwoman came bofrc 4 magistrate ia
that city, with lin pail :ul Of blood,
teeth aqd Char" ," that had ben violently
pulled, knock and drawn from her,
and exhibited the wounds left by ii II
withdrawal
Butte record., 1855-09-29
II L.AE

j. hereby given % al. members anl person.
holding shares in tie Batte County Quart.
Mining Company, located On tie North B.aacl
II the iIoacut Greek, in Butte County, oue
and half miles east Of Wyaulo,t, tia, tic
ofi.ors anl managers Of SAID company Inv,
OF lcr-l that al assessments heretofore made
and all arrcarages Of assessments hcre;ovle
faalc by the proper offers of sn,d company
be pdI to VI. =. Bliss. Treasurer gro te.l o
sid company, at Nyanl4tt, ou or before th,
18th day Of October. 1855, or all tie -aiI lie
lirquea's' shlres WI. be soil 10 riy t'e same
Mt the hour Of /! o'o.oes. at LIE sad Ledge
On the day aforesaid
BY order Of .ho officers of said company
EJLtlAal Y. BLlse, Treasurer
and S.crealy pa ttm.
WYanlott, September 18Th, 800.
fsrrll-t1-3r7
Butte record., 1855-09-29
vfEf rE-s
~

The Stockholders ct the South Feather
Water Company. are hereby notified that ,he
Trustees Of srid Company have lcgieI 40 as
scsement of 10 per cent upon caeh Share Of
stock held bs tnem, ami that tie same is pay
able at the Comrary-s eff-e Forle-,owa, On
or etore ths loth day Of October. 1853.
BY osieI yf the Board
NJ. H. DAGEACH. sec'y.
September S.h. 1855. ALT
Butte record., 1855-09-29
STOLEN.

IN the night Of Angus; 18th, from the Hon
VDIcut House, u miles north Of Marysville.
sTnail-sized California mare Said mare is
light dun or claybank color, has Mai John
Bidweli's mark and brand and is somewhat
advanced with foal. With her was taken
Spanish saddle, nearly new, bride, rigged
with chains at the bit, with hair rcins.
Any one giving information that will lead TO
the detection Of the thief and recovery Of the
property, will be libcraly rewarded on appli-
cation to the Ioncut House, or TO Frank Bird
sells stable, Marysville.
alo-4l G. ". STILES
q xoSHEN BUGTER-->e fresh ami nice the greatest
* Epioage eaaaot faI 10 be PLEASED at
JOSEPH GTgTCKArr
Butte record., 1855-09-29
RUN zzERa EVERYBODY
JOHN DOLBERGH

JII-F UJLD z NLII
{ oJLD respectfully inform the citizens
w q Bawea ami vicinity. that he IS
prepared "a 10 all kin Is ~ worl. in d : line o'
business N wcrkmanlike manner, with dis
Ea'eA' AMI on reasonable terms Having al
ways on hand large assortment 0f DRY 4um-
e'F, he IS ready e. make TO order. DOORS.
WINDOW SASH. TABLES. ROCKERS. sc.
ALI KINDS cF CABINET WORK aud 10 frct
any ihiHS "ppertaiuiug 20 his business.
Billiard fahjeS set. aud reuairel
oeop en- Charles street. below Hess Il Lar.
combs inck Store. BawcD 49.ff
Butte record., 1855-09-29

W. WOULD. most respectfully. call tlt
% aoentl7a t orr country and civ
friends - aur verE la1ce ami ch ice stock e.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. BOOTS AND-~.
,He!S- Ac., vi'ea We hage been IT, f85
,c,y.i s' lifa tie ls-. ;s. .ttt... iaost # s@-
9hica vc-e selected br n,e ri tle l...rtn.fs i,
Wv vsS consisting part. 1T
Pain. sa.sI 6 l,aidC.ot!. aa. cassin5re,
S.ls- "la-ol am Eubroid-
teierti 4laIcylncs az. -rc4 jlb.a oOreas
satH 81 @ligc and cold Ban
Black. asurel < lla;s te,-,
s5ks Embroidered muslin
Printed linen J. was Cellars and sleeves
French Jacg1ets aad Acmi,a.jcs auIs eevcs
Lawns .A stt5~,
'llntc. O9riulio Mus lace Muslin sleeves
iins. tt!orIuur cuiIars.
spring Dr Lsiucs aud j.,nbsoi,.5.lel I.c bihf,
CAa.He-. J4coaet aud >wis-
Fr,uoh and Au. r.can trimmings.
GltE- sans. 3su:s .ai i:uties
Jar.Iee Is SWISS Hrs -ilt~ ana ci4 lreI's
ju7. Hosiery ol au kiuds
\--i-t- r IS Iar'> mus SID Gl.r-~ s Felj Nit
Ha l1ets and iaJtons
French Eng 81. ~. 'afa~ is i, Umbrellas
AHci lean P.la-s. able .uask * Aap-
Irish liuet4> ana .."u HAS.
New ofk >i..- sa'-S owslins Of every va
s.. -, G.-e. ani 90. rety.
~ae-'a--, ur.y Ducks * drills
-iatn s.ectngs aul .-,la.4~ coriopades,
f.Ii"T L.ue1. AeluUeky Jeans.
Eubsa.l L.ee al. .L-1eN co.orcl Fan
Iau-l.H, c,51aiL~. Iri~
'..@, re.l aai c.r,qr 1tQeges ;, Mating, &c
biuasAs.
We wish TO e'N particular attention to ou1
stock u
sJ17IzE1 CIE-lsZG
Ja-t ee'ta- oar f-sl4 Ae" ! 9iA, manula> -ur.
e taot-l. l.T 1-.
C.u9try aen.s can he suIr..cl with III
@.H al a-4fg goods. atS.It ..acjsco iobbinl
lIcrs 81 90 iu tr ~4H.ce IS ar3 small
ir.d.s -aall caut ,ac - -e. IN. some.
.h u- ncH tr every --oansec. aui wCulI 3,
...o-, Aas..y to L..y- 7.i. .-.v5: :ss csI
WALKER & WILSON.
Hez- -..- oi b near second.
01rv>v.N7
NIB lar,.rl,. at.7a.ian .all borders
Butte record., 1855-09-29
Paints, Oils, Window Glass &C

TE7HE SUBSCRIBERS HIVE JUST
L received in store. from ships Charmer,
SaTaceu. ToIuaio, Water Witch. Neptune 5
Car, Boston Light. Westward Ho, ana s s.
Bishop, large additions to their stock, ma king
it, as heretofore, the most extensive in this
c-'y. We have now in store.
PUHE LE-fI-20 tens Atlantic and
English Also = tons Pure Extra. aud No
/LfC P-ILlT-lJ IONS ''Iiernann's' and
su white.
PILiTS-5o0 English, rcd. yellow. and
black. 10000 lbs red, yellow and fire proof
dry.
TIER.E:8N:l'S COLORS-50 cases, as
sorted e3'ors
RED Led E. LITHGRGE-5 tons,
''Atlantic1 aud Eugl;sh
/, LL3'>EED OIL-2,0OO gallons, boiled and
raw. Also, Turpeut;ne and Camphene, 800
gallons each
/ UC0 gallons Po,ar Lamp Oil, bleached
F-4R.|ISH-I,210 gallons Tldens lst and
> quality coach. tgIuilure. durar SC
P-7L1'TBR BRUSHES-60Q doz adams
AID ''Strattou's-
5THITEjT.f&H 70 300 loz, do do.
GLI-tt--23J eases, China and ''Cooper,s"
fILtDUTI GLGSS-I 400 b1s assorted
sizes. German, &c.
PL-4IE GLISS-90p plates. 53z8i to 96z
133.
PC-TTI-2o b5ls. in bulk and bladlers
Also
T,-HI7I3'G, Rel and White Chalk. ground
all lumu Rotten Pumice Stone Emery, Sand
Paper, Black Lead, Bone Black PAINT MILLS,
and cur usual lussortment of articles and tools
For sale al the lowest market rates, by
SAWYER. JOHNSON x CO..
Importers and Jobbers,
Ms 1O3 and l05, Front street,
Acxt TO The Corner Of Washington.
San Francisco
Orders with remittance Will be promptly
Butte record., 1855-09-29
No LFLE

i hereby given, that tae undersigned viii
arp'y'' Board Of Supervisors Of The County
Ui Fl'te. at the next meeting Of tleir B,ard
81 B.dwell, for q renewal q their license to
Iun ferry across Feather River ut Han.iltou.
NN. \ AKlNs * co.
sept l2-h, $3.50. -cr22 is st
Butte record., 1855-09-29
NOTICE 70 CREurrops
STG-.ET-

ENRON the premises OF The subscriber Mt
d Evans Corners, Butte County, on Fri
day August u, medium sized bay mare
Said animal has one or two sears on the inner
side Of the left hiDd quarter, also one on the
teft side Of the head. which were caused by the
Kick OF an animal Said animal has a swelling
behin'i the right ear, supposed to be poll-evil
II any person viii give information respecting
said animal, it viii be kindly received and
they literally rewarded J V. COLE.
Preacher Of the New Philadelphia Circuit.
1a25-f2 fl
Butte record., 1855-09-29
COUNTY TREAsURERs OFFICE.

DID" n JuIy GolA. lc55
Notice i s~hercby gwen. that all persons
holding Butte County warrsuts PAYABLE from
The general fund, registered between November
4rh-, 1852. and January i; 1888. taat the
same viii be redeemed On pre-enta,i, III. 1T my
o'hee. And notice Is further gwen, "a It froa.
ami after tAis date s.siI warrants will cease 10
bear interest r. T VAN NoGDEN,
r'7o34 Treasurer Of Butte Co, Cal
Butte record., 1855-09-29

State Of California, I "'i.'--4~ x bfo'A'F
County Of Butte.
The People Of the Ssaie Of California to
Thos- Higgins, Greeting
= SOU are hereby summonc1 TO appear be-
-k fore me at my ciFaa in BlwelL On Non
day. October lst., ls55 at 10 O'clock A NJ
to answer tie complaint Of Williams 4 Broth
er, claiming Sl52.50 balance due for goods
sold and delivered, nhen Judgment will be
taken against you for the said amount. with
costs, if you fail to appear and answer.
Given under my hand, this 10th day Of
Sept, 1875.
W 5 Stafford. JP.
H.RRIs & Pm a..or-o-. -.
Butte record., 1855-09-29
" 5 STAFFORD. J. P.
HARRIS x BURT, Attorneys for plaintiffs
ESTRAy

a NAME to the premises Of the undersigned.
~ miles above Hamilton, on Feather fiver,
black horse, about "A hands high: has a
white spot IN the forehead, and is branded on
the left hip with a horseshoe The owner is
hereby notified to come forward, prove pro-
perty, and take him away, or he will be sold
to pay expenses.
BANTER & BARTLETT.
August Ilths le55 so-3m
Butte record., 1855-09-29
DISSOLUTION

OlICE IS hereby gwen that the partner
ship heretofore eAi ting between the un-
ders'gned, under the name ani s3ylc # Ban
croft q Burrows, Is this a7v dissolved ov mu-
tual consent-EdTarI ~ Burrows withdraw
ing from the finn TIL b1s.n1ss will hereaf-
ter be CONDUCTED 1y c A Bancroft. on his
own account. who is authorised 10 settle oil
matters appertaiaiaiur % tie late partner
ship, and sign the name e the firm in liQnida-
ton. G A BANCROFT,
j. VI BCBEOHS
Bdwel, August 1t. 1850 20 i
Butte record., 1855-09-29
State of California }John W. Wallace, pltfr,
C.,..- & p1 vs.
Andrew Bailey, def.

OOu"'5 u iu'AaS Andrew Bailey, def.
The People of the State Of California to
Andrew Bailey -Greeting
u OU are hereby commanded to be and ap-
Il pear before me at my Office in Elizabeth
town, on the I'd day Of October, A D 1866,
at 10 o'clock 4 NJ, Of said day. to answer to
a complaint Of Indebtedness, filed against you
by ohm W. Wallace, the plaintiff, in my Office,
for the sum Of eighty enc dollars; said debt
appears to be due upon m account for sundries
furnished, amounting to the above stated sum.
which the plaintiff in accordance with law has
sworn to before me, his fl iavit being on file
Herein, fail not TO appear, or Judgment will
be taken by plaintiff for such sum by default
and against you, together with costs Of suit
Given under my hand at offce. this the 18th
day Of September, A D. $50
LEWIS STARK. J P
WHEREAS. it appearing to ne from the
affidavit fled, that the plaintilT has Just
cause Of action against the defendant: and it
further appearing that the said defendant
cannot after due diligence, be found in the
State, therefore make an order that notice
be given by publication Of the summons in the
Butte Record for two weeks successfully. as
paper most likely te give notice to defendant
Dated at Ei1abetAtown. this l7th day Of
september, lo5j.
LEWIS STARK.
sep22-40-2t Justice OF the Peace.
Butte record., 1855-09-29
NOTICE.

The Stockholders of the Uaion Mining GO
're hereby notified that tie Trastec- Of ~.il
g. have levied fourth assessment. Of Two
Hundred dollars to thc sLare-oDe iiuuIreI
of which is payable to the Treasurer. On the
claim, on or before the 2l;h day Of September
ana ihe remaining One Hundred GA Or before
the lst Of October, 1853
JOHN LYLE, Sec'y.
Fairfield, Aug 2l, lS55. 43-it
Butte record., 1855-09-29
- .-.

The public arc herebs notified that from the
date hereof. Als s-a , non person cAecr, Size
Secretary Of tLe Company, is Authorized to
sell STOCK o.. the sau-h F.ath Water 20.
n y. D.Fa5au See'y.
Office South Featter Watsr 90.
Forbestowu. Aug IS b l~5t.
I-oI ,-tt
Butte record., 1855-09-29
KEEP COOL.

TENIIE PEOPLE Of Bidwell and vicinity, who
d desire to keep cool, during the present
warm weather, should cali at LEARNARD 5
Sblr Dressing Saloon. and take a shower bath
daving secured the services Of Mr. D, Brooks.
ssose who desire it, may depend on enjoying
Tie luxury Of a good shave Give him call
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