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a Wine Discovered!

4 Ii who wish 10 get first rate article Of
a. LIME, viii find it at Edwards Kiln.
on the east bank OF Maxinkukee Lake, IN Tn
ION Township, Marshall county; where II NAV
be had in large or small quantities al reason
able rates. EDW ARDS 1: CO.
June %, 1855. l5tf
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The late Chicago riot cost the city the
nett LILLE sum OF 81 223 so. which the
municipal authorities have ordered paid.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-14
FACTS ARouT MILK


Cream cannot rise through great depth OF
milk. IF therefore, milk is desired to retain its
cream for a time, it should be put into deep
narrow dish; and fit be desired to free it most
eompletelya of cream, it should be poured into
a broad fiat dish, not much, exceeding one inch
IN depth. The evolution of fcream is facilitated
by a rise, and retarded by depression of
Temperature. At the usual temperature of the
dairy, SO degrees of Fahrenheit, all the cream
will probably rise in thirty-sixs hours; but at
70 degrees it will perhaps rise in half that
tim5; and when the milk is kept near the freez-
ing point, the cream will rise very slowly,
because it becomes solidifed. In wet and
cold weather the milk is less rich than in dry
and warm, and on this account more cheese is
obtained in cold than in warm, though not in
thundery weather The season has itsefFecta.
The milk spring is supposed to be the best
for drinking, hence it would be the best for
calves; in summer it is best suited for cheese:
and in autumn the butter keeping is better
than that atofsummer-the cows less frequently
MIXED, give richer milk and consequently
more buttefs The mornings milk is richer
than the evenings. The last drawn milk Of
each milking at all times and seasonss richer
than the first drawn, which is the poorest.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-14
Tn.pAF<,rNEssSESsP.

TyaE Qnde rsigned this day formed
shin under the style and firm of GEO. FOSTER q 20
for the Transaction general ForDardiHg ana COM
sion Basfness and have erected for that purpose
very large md spacious Fireproof Warehouse. on the
Wabash and Gre Canal and corner of Locust and lnn
ham streets. and the Depot of the Evansville and
CT .wforJsylie railroad where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds Of
-stsi Prodace and Merchandise. ,4s
' win give special to onsgnments either by
River, Railroad, Canal Waggons and will forward
s. promptly at the lowest rates.
They viii give nersona attention to the purchase or
Of Produce Groceries in this market and solicit
purchase of Sugar and Molasses on the
Coast the rm will be in the South during the
Winter. -a1as
They hope by attention to merit and share
IN nuhIie nstronaoe M. w. FOSTER.
- se#f. GEO. FOSTER,
deeIx w. M AIKMAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-14

Somebody has said that Partisan grisette
with little tulle and ribbon viii conquer the
world, while an English woman, with all her
shawls, damasks and diamonds looks only
like an animated clothes-horse. There is some
exaggeTation in this statement, but more wit,
and still more thruth. The women of France,
unouestionably have a better taste in dress
than those of Great Britain or even America.
In both our mother country and this, there is
too much of hat may be t,snobsm'' in female
attire. The ladies of Anglo-Saxondom seem
to fancy that The more they spend on dress the
lprettief they look Accordingly one sees little
women covered all over with lace, or buried in
the middle of stiff brocade, or almost lost to
sight under apufhng velvet cloak with eapes
THAT expand on either side like gigantic wings.
] Or one beholds a tall woman, ifsuch IS the
fashion, tricked out in tight sleeves and striped
silks, the costliness of the material being re-
garded, by the wearer, as sufficient compensa-
ton for the incongruity of the style. @
/ A French servant girl, even, has better
taste She knows it is not so much the rich
ness Of the material as the way it is made up,
and the mannerin which 1t is worn, that gives
the desired air of elegance. A neat fit grace
lful bearirgand proper harmony between the
icamplexion and the colors, has more todo with
brieil ltening female attractions than eEenAmeri
can ladies seem particularly to comprehend.
MANY a wife looks prettier, if she would but
know it, in her neat morning frock of calico;
than in the incongruous pile of inery which
she dignifes with the title offulldre Many
ian unmarried female first wins the heart of
her future husband in some simple, unpretend-
/ ing attire, which, ifconsulted about, she would
pronounce too. cheap. for ordinary wear, but
(which by its accidental suitability to her figure
face and carriage, idealize her youth and beauty
wonderfully If the sex would study taste IN
ldress more, and care less ormere expense tney
/ would have no reason to regret it.sa AT present
the extravagance of American womeh IN .hslI
: as % much Of their elegance in the same line
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-14
MILLS, AssO sl-AfEC STOJEA
TE.RS. saaS.ASs WINE Esa 4
NEW AREelNNGEMEN

TN that be a1le TO devote my time more part
larly he HEAVY HARDWARE part
5asuess disposed part OF my ipterestn theft
cery house 70 Mr. MATTHEW DALZELl1, who will co
nxe at the stand the style of ORR, DALZELL
Co with Of everything in the Grocery
line would opportunity of returning my sincere
the paying the house for the very
and respectfully ASK
ham 40 continue their othe firm and would
20 the very pay all gentlemen, that they need
nov ush asn STR ia ~ ~ SAMUEL ORR
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-14

OCT The Boston Pilot, Roman Catholic, Of
November Sd, has three columns of editorial
on the Massachusetts, State election, and the
doctrine is laid down strong" that no Catholic
must vote for any candidate for Governor ex-
cept Mr. Beach, the Democratic nominee Is
this mixing religion and politics, or Whist is itf
Weste,7a Christian Ad1occ.e.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-14
TAEO BOSE FRANZ EsS
l,INCiNN ATI nY ENG ESTABLISHNi ENT !,

Garner and Canal opposite Henry Lutz Groce
~, Evansville. Indiana
gSANeY D'er Steam Refnisher Dry Goods
and formerly Foreman at for Mr. Feasdae
New ork Dye House. -.s+e.. eet
cleans hy steam Ladies' and Gentemens Clothes of Sk
aud Woollen Crare Cashmere Shawls euery dsscrip
ton an finishes er Dyes every kind stufs
eordng to pa terms finishes them equal TO He re-
moves spots stains from tk Dresses in dry way nou
color or stn also cleans finishes Car
t}ns in SIN aad soiien ToiIe Tersse and TuIles
Also he cleans Carpets and finishes them equa1 20 a.
-s-tI ac+Ia-1vd&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-14
1INCINNATI PAPER WAREHOUSE

CINCINNATI PAPER WAREHOUSE.
FENFE undersigned Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
III attention dealer eonsumeIs TO their large and
varied stock of Papers Our with Eastern
ana deaers that enabled to
keel on hand all stock of Caps and Letters
plain ruled Flat ps@Demys Mediums. Roy ais and
super Blank Pook aTers by Planer
smith, and other first class manutacturers
We agents Tor the best Printers Cards snd keep
hand all complete stock Of Printers Papers
evety desert fon. Lightbody,s Book and News Inks;
NeCTeary,s Colored Inks yarnish and Gold Size.
We have hard in store large stpek i the bes Four
and Rock Paper supply orders to al
most any extent with regular Sizes and irregular sizes
make to order on short notice. z.s9'. =
We nay highest arket price IN cash, for Rags Dag
ging, Rope and Cotton Waste ~noo.,.Xr
Wholesale Paper Dealers Manufaeturers gents:
sonII n and 20 Walnut St. Cincinnati
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-14
,rEyNEyN, stlRENsDN

WHOLESALE
= ss.s4 .fawArxss VINE sTs., EvASsyILLE.tsSp,
5I undersigued this day formed ership
~ of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
basiuess Saving nceseded the business Of Messs Afs Z
their stock and made additions TO make
shall be able offer good barsan-
pVE O''tt' ~ 80 R. s. fENNEY,
= "tesss haltft1 g. SORtsNSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-14
~. = q ~, trOIsA GOO N.a,a,kEtIF

JACOP SCHEUEH1s, MAIN ST, BET. 1ST AND Cd.
fO SesRgfar.d ssehroeder's old 81 d.
RRSSgCFBE IeIT Inform .he citizens Of Evansville
and surroand SetppLfSs that have taken the above
stand iet rrnined to eont:RRe the same business and
wiz keep ans the ehoieest Hlyana igars
- robacco Of the bes brands that Eastern markets af
snrd so SnuFaGd Smoking fabaeco of all kinds. Mer
shs,m China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and qua
fss te est cash prices At Whoesaleitnd Retail
,zt6v experience in the business convinees me
sa give g>periI satisfaction, and respectinliy
tnat - S.ss..sse Of nuf5iic patronage. lapl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-14
arnpAllE WANTED.

a'TIIFk AtH W FsfT
Fire eroof W arehopse
~ aT auy saintity Grain, Pfodaee Merchandise or
shs uostlib raj t9rns.
large stars particular care VII
1sshold Furniture. Agricultural psments
effected At the lowest 6rc rroofraes by emon
Logger when desired.
anal for shipping BY River or Rail
road AppIyt to novI GEO. FOSTER & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-14
\ SstV az ASYIIN (sTON HOTE

NNF Proprietors House have removed from the1
old stan Main street to their new Hotel ust hnsh
opposite the Court House where he are
old and alt others VINO may see
them in much superior than
Thank mast patronage peet,u eit e0ntpp
THE same which shall all 20 er
Our will be the best the market Affords ans cur
harges moderate.
syio-dEwtt FELKBR & HEDDEREcH
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wa. KELLY, .r

EWTHOLgs tl.E sND REF All. ER0CER AND
w PRUDTCE MERCHANT MAIN STREET Tn an :
uia peeuy iuform his an the pabi
Aaa Vicinity that having hased the interest
che late hrm ofJ az w Belly ne IN
tends cafry the and Produce q; ths
stand opportunity % returning thanks
pastfavors intsr6s effort merit nntinu
Rnce OF the iez0-iy WILLIAM REILLY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-14
HRnN RAILING.

NE undersigned has agency the sale OF an
beautiful pattern of Iron RAILING. wrh round
wrought rods and figures put up In great VARIETY OF
STYLES Sizes which viii sell at prices ADDING
lFKhIqBTz ifl aass 5e VI
railing cheaper ani substantial than any other
kind Those wishing Railing enclose metery
iot yards or for piazzas etc., will do we'll to give me
Prices from 81 soto 81 5opsr foot.
y23 d&w NJ A. LAW RENUE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-14
ms. BRAY PESNtNHT0N,

n Esp :CTFrLLY inforw the eitizens of EVausv lie End
81 -. vi nisv thas he, ormel partnership in the
praeta.ef Nedie arf surgery -. r r.. - -
actively enRaxed in the Professor ior qua!
tsres etry. Ind 1econe tanitar WIN tue
they their pas eNpsrenceS2u sue
cess will snt a. sh-mso share public patronage.
Their between Maia aai Locust
pose Post OhSe where eihe or both 81 them may o'
consal ted unle7s absent profess onal business
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-14
;s.OosAs! CLICKS! IT WIzOLESAEE,
h nIrlROa.FF & SOM.
THs YsTRRt SOLVED.


@p Enbieh for weeks.
that he
parIan
ry. happy atsrcl
hand full of Spring
summer bry Goods and is selling low rates
hens tfHru "a lis Store. apI4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-14
81 lRWOOD ECU > e.

me sGoscffoer has taken the above house, and mas
entirely reftted and resurhshed IL, and is Prepared
20 entertain tho patrons of the house satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and hes good stock ofEorses and car
riages to let. .s,-.s ~. -,
The stableis large clean and welllocated, and good
hoster are constantattepdanee observation-disclosures
will be paid to the care horses left with him for keep
no and in all respects. the public ha fpd the Sher
wood House good Hotel fjya-tsl J: A. SYERs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-14
NnTInNn, NOriONs!!

UNLOWER tnermometers. travelling com Ms
best London ing eight ana ten keyu French
aecordeous French harps. dolls marbis toys, tea
sets combs Superior needles pins tooth
ellis. steel tooth brushes. wax
beads noes. chess Emerson's toilet
battle doors together with great
= varfsstyv ~ rofions for sale nv A. @. PUSHEE,
ap26 under Odd Pelows' Hall. Firsts ST.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-14
DAVID O'NEIL,
MERCHAN L TAILOR,

NJ ERC H A n I TAILOR,
seyz, .-e-and street. between Main and Locust
KE AS and opened ms sOrtment OF v,0tes
of csl0rs Oassimere of hne qaality an the
he richest Ysstng suoh ss plain and a-
cy vei7es sstins. silks Nc. with goods or
All goods the best quality and haAd.
oest varieties hrouahtto tina city y od customers
and cttzsns generally areinvited to examine them
an or pared with frstTte warkmsn TO N axe up s"oos IN
he lates tstyles ana Sarraa At tte IN Eli sepSt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-14
-TMPWOVED PORTABLE MTEi

sSOR sripns whea. and corn. and all Otner substances
ASshor Botng Cloths and Betting o.
az Monroe Is suthorzcd 70 sell ths shove
az a Cincinnati prices, i-Hlp9 Bg rag
CAH9tJ r. Monroe's Family Grocery eSassr . oe1
os9g ss4sesf JAMES BRADFORD co.. ctneinEs sti o.
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HieNI,,YAI.

4zs BACON a. CO. have removed to Main street be-
a q tsoen ard Frst next door TO ualloek q
3toda-rSs Drez nearly opposite the Banch bank
they Will pleased to see all their old custo and
ones are pleased TO
se them aeai would their or the very
liberal patron ge given receive continuance 81
lroosrjias a.-' janI6-Iy /.
HILLS, AzkOE-AfkC STOMACH BaI.
f~F:Ss$. saaLLSs ~ AN n az s,H H ass.
TNNESE pr,paraon have been long and favoraby known
a. certain cure Summsr Com plants and pre-
sentative of agae, ad similar diseases
SiSa FaSai ~ Nv tS 'N.'-S - TENNEY soRENSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-14
DR. f. ID. NTtEELER,

OF PHTLApELPHIA,@.s 81 aa ~
xKTHo graduated in Germany and France snd can giys
M the testimonials Professors the United
srs alters his tire citizens Of Evaasvi- snd
vicinity as He will pay particular attention to
FEMALE COMPLAINTS -
DR. Moeller vites these peson feted with disease to
ecb a. Inflammation the Kidney. Urehra Infammatory
Rheumatism Diseases o. the Blatfer and Syphis w DC
;n ~ n ehar4e for the hrst visit.
corner OF Sycamore and Tbirdts once hours from
7 A NJ till egenng. ,,,,,,cy,Deg ss-ar
Thos Mutser Prof. of Suresry;= ~,
Saml jackson. Prot. of Thecry an d frsetieei ss
o d. Meigs, Prof. Of Midw1tery; .
C. R Gilman Prot. of Midwifery s-a .s--7s5
Jos ) .iSrsEfh Prof. Of Theory and Practice;
II. D. Dulkly M. D. :. ER I 2. -
Thos. Hun NJ Q, AIbany..N. 7. sss7..f.., ,a.-s -.
3 n " : : y " OissS'"slA' slA' - =. ~ aytii-sf (
FHUSNY xtss.5o bales heavy in store ard iSp @ sal
INW by ogt3G SAM'L okH.
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PLAKED WAR<E s.sr
" Sssi treaeiyed from the nanufaetnrar an as
NM shal S1sa4 Ware. such as table spd tea
~ sort As4t<r knives extra me and beautinl cas-
sFeec fork sell Eastern prices and warrant
= s 81 wh sseAns Ahaa a metal asary As Nhi'e' as
'@te Rqf ssrongt EfERoLFF SONS yeweiry storei
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w w. tx. DTcGIkEH
D. .. ANpERsoN. MERCHANTTAMoR.

On First street. between Main and sycamore,
sWAS now of Cloths, Cassimeres Vest
which he is prepared to make mp in the
and He will warrant
hpes ty long experience in the usine to be
give general satisfaction He has also on hand nm
ferino iIk Undershir Drawers. with fine Shirts
collars etc. in best with Gentlemen
urnisbi6g Goods generally He invites his old
nd the public genera'iT to cali. oeeio-t
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RELL HANGER.

. ~ .sts-. THOMAS IA. NaAGKEE, .asas, %
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South Wiitum street, New York,
oEINc ,ong. established with extensive connection
in thes,nox- usiDess respectfully solies consgIf-
nents kinds OF western Produce which wilirceiy
i'm mediate and personal zion AT In lne ~ n
scale of charges. Particular care win oe ~
consignments of robaeco and libera. eash aoFaheeS
made on all shipments " hen required by ,a.s ~
-N = =. = j. Fl. MAGHEE & Co..
febon.tf Evansville. Ind.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Te TaT tI1'iZasNs of soUrfEitN INDIAN A
3 1sfSRE I'm a. Ck AND ILLINOIS.

- sas1s sTo rfIs. CITIZENS of SOUTHERN INDIANA
ares AateRA KEN IL CAY AND lLLtNUIS.
SAUNDERS civil H. having p
AW Assde the of would peetfuly
Illinois.
Specifications aud Hsma Of work of description
Works,
Turnpiks, Plank other Roads,
of Rivers
ability wilson Esq, ChietEn
sud Railroad;
Ind. George O. Dunn Sedford Inc HI.
b. Wilsea Eng Albany, Ind and VI. O.
Moore. Chiet the T., l. Straight
Liue Rsilrl ad. apflfcat,on mh10E
Cs.OOaAs! CLvCKSg IT WIzOLESAEE,
p essfE M Ri sDIffi0i.FF <& SONS,
y seessl sKcoxD.
= kNANsNIILE, q
and
comprising .tylo which
win dsisrs 40 as che articles can be
cities W. shall al
good stock hana and think we eau make 1t
their clocks
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sOMETHING FIsESH

SOMETHING FRESH.
VxyE have Just received Express large ana ra5
VEbeu full assortment of Ladies' WeaI consisting IN
Ladies blk cold Patent Tips and plain SILK and Lasting
Z n EuS do do Congress Caters; K {
Ho Hel 90 Kid and Morocco 4 and q do; fs
Ia BusEins Slippers and Paris Ties b. k bite and
co4'd and black Caters Kid Morocco Lastng sno
Ck fIdrer s Shoes. Of all kinds: u = --a
Cents. Boots OF hide. Kip and CaIf- s...
CaI around and Of the shove whise they are
..f-ssh on can yourseyH by purchfs
~ VIZ ~ ~, 70 HESDRICEsS - McREAs
payg ch S8 Fosters Block. First street.
-llTz55 3CO.PARTNFRSF 20 rssI}
HAyE tis " with me- in the Seedan e
rioultura piemer Rusp ess Mr., r. ~ az q
M he business under the style Of Grant
WI vi e0 t actaa-Iv 1-I-fz 81 THOMAS GRANT.
if EsEzOONES. -..- go
en DoZ. Brooms';n store and icr sale & hy- M
s11E sepItf "fh DA ALHHbL W.
IRATs OATs.-loo bushel extxe Oats received per IA
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Mammoth stock of Boots and shoes.
HENEIsIC > & VIC H -, -

their fall stock of Boots and Shees
ambraeinS avery styie Bnyng directly from New
Eng msuuaoturers thew enabled to sell as low as any
beors making it our business exu
qey enabled to show greater variety ofstyies
. ep25-tf
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= THOMAS HEAsEN;

DEALER INg.t Ns1ts =
lGROCERIES & PRODUCE, GENERALLY |;
BOOTs AND SHOES, sfcaaG
@ II w 8res &C., &e.s
MAIN (sEAn AsHSsroS HorEL) EvAxs vz1z. .szs
oetIl-IY --l-.-...
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9CO.PARTNFRSHIP !.

extra Oats. received per fae
COCKS Family Gr6cePy.
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DisslLUTLON....l

80 ~ DzSSUE@UT ON.
rIrHE partneEship Of FOSTER BROWN dissoivsa1y
limitation tho FIRST instant.s.- esr ~ asslo
Our friends and indebted WILSON
fer especial lin addition heretofore exten
ded by ling the old stand settling and paying
their balances Those to whom indebted will
ercaims for Either PARTY t. authorized
the CT the 6rm in liquidation. M. w. FOSTER,
7.----s I--ess-e C---fefsa WILLIAM BRoWN.
= CONTINUANCE. 80 ~ Z,
TB aRdersgneS would respectfully bis fen
and the late Foster Brown, that
be business will he continued him the oldstand wkert
ne will be pleased those friends that ys the city
those and will
sxertion them well faithfully For the libsra1
himself and the late ern he
sculd return sincere q AnAA,.
mhI2 Ii lI-ls 1 t n. W. FOSTER.
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Dce Fabliea.ion Cor Corner @
IND, wEDNEsDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER i, 1855.
RAILROADS, &c.
Is-n.sA Aell.NANsA RaiLnO4D

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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-04-21
Sheriff Sale.

BT VIRTUE of Decretal Order, issued
from the District Court of the Ninth Judicial
District, in and for the county of Butte, | will
proceed to sell at the Court House in the town
Of Bidwell, on Friday, the 4th day of May,
1855, to the highest bidder for cash, the fol-
lowing described property to wit: the undivi-
ded half Of certain Ranch in Butte county,
in this State, known and called the Brother
Jonathan" situated at Orc Lewa in said coun-
ty. and composed of one public house, one
barn and the enclosures, together with art-
cles and ehattels whatsoever belonging to said
defendant on said premises or said house and
barn, together with all of defendants title,
interest and claim in and to said premises,
with all the privileges and appurtenances
thereto belonging or in anywise appertaining.
The above described property is to be sold to
satisfy a Judgment obtained in the above
named Court, at the March term, A D. 1855,
by Eurilas Thayer against lncreas S. Pond
for the sum Of seven hundred and sixty-two
dollars (S162) debt and interest, and the in
terest upon the sum of five hundred and for
ty-fye dollars, the principal debt of said
Judgment, at the rate of one and half per
cent. par month from the date Of said Judg-
ment until paid. and for the further sum OF
one hundred and forty-seyen dollars and ten
cents as costs. the same having been taxed as
part Of the said Judgment
Sale to commence between the hours of nine
O'Clock, =. NJ, and four o'clock, P.
7 FBEER, Sheriff of Butte Co.
Ridwell, April 7th 1855. Cd
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-04-21
PROBATE NOTICE.
STlTE OF CALIFORNIA,

SI.iiE oF ALlFOh.'Lf, g
CoUNTY OF BUTTE,
PROBATE C0URI-March Term, A. D. 1855.
Bidwell, March 4sth, 1855.
h. lie mite, Of tic Estate Of JACK
SON RO1Rh, deceased
1T Is ORDERED By THE C0URT-That
Il all persons interested in the estate o!
Jackson Roark, deceased, be, and they are
hereby notified to appear before said Court, on
Monday, the twentyeigth day Of May, a. D
1855, at the Court House, in Ridwill, IN said
county, to show cause if any there be, why
said estate should not be divided among the
heirs at law of said deceased Said heirs
being Elizabeth Roark, the mother, Reuben
William. John and James, brothers, and
Sarah, Rachael. Jane, Mary, Sylvia, and
Nancy, sisters Of said deceased.
1t is further ordered, that the above order
be published for four successive weeks in the
Butte Record, a newspaper published in said
county.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, o.
County Of Cutie, s.
l, French Paige, Probate Clerk in and fol-
said county, do certify, that the foregoing i:
a true copy of an order of said court now on
record in my Office
Witness my hand and seal of said
~ Court, at Bidwell, this 26th day oil
}L.s- March, A ]. D ,, 1852. = ,,or
Probate Clerk,
By r. HOBART, Deputy.
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