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THE OLIVE BRANCH RENDERED. -Theo. Parker
says: s'Deelare that at certain day Elk it
when you like) slavery shall cease in every
State, or that State shall cease to be a part Of
the Union" l
That's handsome offer, end we'll take it.
We name the day Of judgment, and pledge the
unanimous South to the compromise, under the
penalty to any one who revives the feud between
the sections Of our uncommon country, of being
consigned to Theodore Parker, IN secula secu-
lorum. We don't consider that mere common
devil could do justice to such villain.
G0kalona {Mis.) News
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q lash STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
NJ a. HousE-JAMEs MeCREERY Co.. Importsrs and iobbpts
S street New York. have store
gsuy rom auction and oth SILKS
SaAHLS, DRESS AND LACE Go0Ds EMsRDIpkRiEs aiB'
BoNS, HOSIERY GLOVES etc, 1920 ~'' 'N
2 ns ases they possess enable induce
NNnte ~ N"aA eno sio.t uhs buyers iesE
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J MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST ID d 1 8 ., 1866.
AMn RIO AN STATE sTIoKHT

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HIN Itss ~ .sils GTEARLEs DERBIGNT s3+
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sS,as IN 10 n SLIKBFENAsN ant &c VERNON,
v asase louis ADA, sAs
ss Et3g gfdf ~ ~ n xpnf,s sis ~ a i45
asi,ssapoR.rs HoK fTARx Or STATE.
se 7gsss 81 ROBERT Gss BEALE, s
Is B EAST aArcs aounE.
81 'ss's Ron sT4TE TREAsURER,i
assyf III ssass Il W. Durable, MT
ssl3I sfft itE s6t WEST sATos ROUGE. S
~ IN % REAU DITeR OF STATE,
4 fal WALTER R0ssMAN,
Il ~ iss.sss'i is8si o. aLAr1cnSs.
.ssf'.s 70 r. ArTpRNET GENERAL,
ss ss II, n NJ H RAEDELL HUNT
FL yfi;yssS ,s,slsASses or aRlEAss r. A
5 !. 4 ROB- ,a ,sUIPERINrENDENr OF EDUCATION
t II W "a 'ssss %. D. STILMAN,
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EssCh 5 Co.'s Sgyaasandey. Sufss.
W / Z DER's PATENT,
WITH POWDER PROOF LOCKE, THAT HAVE NEVER BEEN
ROBBED
IUeIve Years IN Use and not a Dollar,s
North Of Books or Papers DESTROYED.
~ Afu assortment of the Valuable Safes on
sale by ~ ~
s0UTHMAYD & HARRISON
mte9pH % CAMP STREET
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g fksaASsHlP AND RooKKEEPlNG.-- -New pupils
70 'ne above branches will be received at Dolbsars Jog
asna street Special hours for ladies' eentemsn and
children Dlbearls steel pens for sale. Sea ADVERTISE
meat s5sirsll gs$i.
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PoIrTIcAL..--The Washington correspondent
Of the N, Y. Herald, writing under date of 10Th

ult., says:
There are still few New York politicians
lowering around the flesh pots, There were
fresh arrivals last night, among whom were
Preston King. There are various stories in re-
gard to their mission The most plausible one
is, and my informant is distinguished Hard
Shell, to patch up an armistice whereby the
two sections can be united, 80 as to carry the
State this fall, which will pave the way for IS
This Is Pierce movement, as he thinks his
chances for the succession superior to any
Informant says they would as soon think of
eoalescing with the evil one as with the Softs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-06

meeting of The "Amatsur Musical Club" Of New Orleans held
their August the following preamble resolutions
unanimously adopted;
Whereas the Eternal and Infinite Spirit the omnpoten author
existence has thought
from companoushiP our late cherished and friend JAMES
OLDHAM, bsi
feso That this ncntAbe Decree recognize
tenure of human exencehe emptiness all earthly hopes and
ASPIRATIONS aud while mssky bow with humility
this mysterious fiat of the being withhold
expression of that overwhelming that wells up in
tbs human heart and which in s flow ahans the pognancy
ton.
tod That III the death of talented
JAMES NJ OLDHAM tho aAmateu of this city sustained an
eparabe loss and while they deeply depoe this event.
that time cannot dpe the gloom which his
they consOed the reelection that his
his kind and generous bis gan
esosd That deeply ympahzs with thu family
in their affection, and that copy these resolutions testimony
our coincidence, be transmitted to them and that
badge Of mourning thirty days.
RsoR That the foregoing resolutions published in the New
Orleans Picayune and Crercent.
W. M. 1sAAcsoN, Secretary.
n G. ABRar Cbai,n
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zm- The prevalence off i

Jds- The prevalence of incorrect notions
upon the subject Medicine great cause of minsry .d
practice should not be governed BY principles
the contributions Of long experience aud close How
poan ihn That no medicine shoud be taken
nom me hands OF men of TALENT Judgment the
piees Hoohapds German Bers prepared by c. NJ Jackson
fhadepha is Preparation emanating from most ee
OF moern umeS and
writers Germany produced This now in able hands
a. evidence that the article 10 carefully and kuy ia
producing the effect the original inventor intended 1t Is used BY
msny Of the leading Practitioners Of Philadelphia eases Of debility
me digestive organs and hillary apparatus the diseases arising
nefsom We therefore this medicine 10 suffering Il,
rAla-. sss aeyern.ement au4 9p Ima&w
@ FOR JUDGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
couRT-Ths fsDds o. PHILIP HIeKY MORGAN announce him
Canddae r Judge Of the Second District coar place Of Hon.
j.. Lea. ~
~ Eseies 10 ,sks place Opho lsh August maxi. ys,d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-06

MA0AzfsEs foK Auousr..-.J @. Morgan, Ex.
cfange Places has received all The Magazines for August
asns rarsty Of books calculated to make
these hot days pass more pleasantly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-06
miscellaneous Menus items.


WAR DEPARTMENTS Indian Hostilities---.a
.vsee policy adopted. From a letter recently
received from the frontier Of Texas, we mako
the following extract:
.The policy Of pushing our military posts
higher up into the mountains is good one. We
must reach the hostile Indians there in their
villages, and If they are to Be punished nt ali,
these are the places to make the punishnent
exemplary Their sqnaws, their children, their
horses and mules are here, and when a village
is destroyed, the fortress Of the Indian is an IT.
reparable ruin, and fighting must cease. In
these villages they prepare for war Here the
squaws make the quiyer and fill it with arrows
Here the lance and the shield are made and
tried, and here the hordes are trained and pre-
pared for battle, and here the bows ara TAUGHT
the art Of Indian war. These villages. there.
fore, are their material strength They are ot
once the Indian armory, arsenal and military
school 1t il small matter with them that IA
occasionally cut of their small parties on the
plains while their mountain strength is unirn-
paired"
MORMON CONFERENCE AT HOLY ISLAND
lE!6igies Of men Hatng on a GaYosos.--A
party Of some fifty odd persons left Beaver
island on the 18th July to attend the conference
on Holy Island, and made the passage across
Lake Michigan In fish boats, camping on shore
at night The next day the settlers wei. we're
gathered together, and brought in in boats.
Congratulations were exchanged, and then the
ensign was run up on staff, fastened in the TOP
of a tall maple, and the service commenced.
They consisted Of . relation of the perseoutions
suffered BY aha Mormons, and especially the
efforts to diPossess them Of that country. and
solemn Thanksgiving and praise of God for their
happy deliNrance from civil war and from
threatened persecution. After the administra-
tons Of sacraments, etc., the conference closed,
and the camp broke up The day after confer.
ence the men and women went together to the |
mouth Of Pine river and erected gallows, and !
hung in efigy the men who made the murderous |
two years since Had the men been in hand
instead of the efigies they would have doubtless
shared the same fate. The following day all |
hands went u work and put up the body Of a
synagogue, for a future place Of worship. Tt is
a blockhouse Of excellent workmanship On
The sixth day AZ returned, happy with their
excursion Buffalo Democracy, July ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-06

f. FAINT Horn FOR PUBLISHERS. - We clip the
following from the Boston Post. We confess to
very little faith in the ''machine But, as we
are not of q very sanguine temperament, per-
haps. we underrate its capabilities. We wish
the description had been made fuller:
In Trows printing establishment NewYork city five Of
Mtchels type-setting machines in operation The
machine Is of triangular shape, somewhat resembling
grand pancforte only not SO large. II has aboard
corresponding to the letters Of the alphabet the
tustion marks the keys OF the piano represent the
various notes in the scale of music the lie done
by playing upon the board precisely
played upon the pianoforte The Letters supplied by
constant repenishing and every touch upon the key
sends the desired letter into long line beneath the
chine from which it ia taken by compositor broken into
lines to suit the width Of his page column and JUS
tifed.' 95H -
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TIE DItse.

TIE OLtue.
~ CHCKERING pleasure of informing his friends an
ihe public shat he fitted up SALOON at NO s pERpTn
sTREET the costly the Bs
with the very bsSt WINES and LIQUORS city Affords
GALLERY has been arranged in the Story
which will under the charge Of CHANCEY known at Al
Lake and in the City.
Every be 10 The plea
public been made snd share
Nv i1A~ hotsefa nom ~ 20 1. IS 9pf
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OBITUARY

Departed this tansoy existence Thursday August
after short Illness JAMES H. OLDHAM aged year,
Louisville KY
By this unlocked for and event. ford and
dosns mother, loving aectIouss ste been
deused the most poignant affection, AMI the bright
brilliantly ahwar the horizon their Affection pslsd before
and despar. .
Away from the home Of ha youth aged mother who
lozsd him. by his gentle and unsssumug he
and friendship Of all who knew him, still be gaf-
cation that mother know that his every satisfied
wsh fulfilled while the brother aved brow
the volatile mind soaring back tho days childhood
aighng Ia the sspulehr Of ehdhh companion held
with plsymatss long snos dead wep when
his mother aud fsl. stronger in his duty.
Denied that mothers parting kla SISTERS soothing
bore his nurngs with patience worthy of angel; and
the gentle breath Of was into life beaaty dropping
hower went his spirit to its God gently, mporceptbly.
Truly how 10 life, wlE yesterday greeted him
In all the pride Of manhoodpow he sleeps night
that in life had often gapsd in friendship his many frcnds
enchsd with the last condic! the aye hs
tneeual counenance ia raye ta udsned the
warm and gushing heart that open melting
forever hpsbed meath the humid tbs tomb
But why should gsVehs voice that enchanted the
listening stars and made the stranger evening
bore to his swes heavens enhancing choir once
again hath its rorts opened to usher poes sou
FAREWELL James, you sha meier be forgon while memory
continues to treasure Its tablet all and uat you
be remembered while meky approach thy feeble
tribute to be entwnsd in the garland tby memory
SH*#R# MsEsR
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a kCEAN SPRINGS H0TEL.-The Proprie-
tor Of the above well kaowu commodoua popular Hotel
would respectfully call the enton OF his friends ma 10 %
generally the REDUCTION THE PRICE OF Ps pablo
will DO from and altar this date, follows: Atsb WHICH
Fer Transient Boarders.
For Transient Baarders. "a pes aay,
For Regular Boarders. ~ week
W fa miles, Bachelors, and all
ana pure country air. the best
eheapnesa to any other hotel upon Lake Shore ad
Ocean Springs Mia. July ,ssx i. JENNINGS Proprietor
~ y ie'o. jy3 I'm
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ON THE OCEAN TWELVE DAYS IN SMALL
BoAT.--By the arrival of the ship Louis Ma
poleon, on Saturday, we have the following mi-
raculous escape of two men who had been drift
ing about on the ocean trcelue days in o small
boat Three men started from schooner to go
fishing, and owing to the dense fog on the Banks
was lost sight Of
July 10, latitude Az deg 3s min, longitude As
deg. 81 min, fell in with and picked up small
boat from lthe Portuguese fishing schooner Aso-
rio, from Lisbon, fishing on the Banks. The
boat contained two men; the mate, who had
been with them, died two days previously
They report, 28th June, in lat As deg, longi-
tude 90 deg, seven boats left the schooner for
the purpose Of fishing when thick for came on
and they lost sight Of the schooner, and had
been drifting about twelve days when picked up
BY the Louis Napoleon. They had plenty Of
provisions in the boat, but had no water for
three days. Their names are Jose dc Silina,
Antonio Mendes. The mate who died was named
A. Manuel. They were brought to this port.
N. Y. Times, 30th ult. @
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esting lager bier trial came off in Petersburg,
Va, on Saturday, in which interesting lager
bier statistics were brought out on oath, and
may, therefore be believed Mr. Soloman Key
ser was the defendant, and was charged with
keeping q disorderly bier saloon. very re-
spectacle German witness in the case defined
what lager bier was He said it was manufac-
tured of malt and hops, and to make it bitter
an extra amount Of the latter was thrown in
that was bier. This compound was placed in q
barrel lined with a casing of rosin, and was laid
in cellar, from which laying in store was de-
rived the name lager. This was lager bier, or
s'stock ale" The witness. thought it might
burst man, but would not make him drunk
He had known German ladies in New York and
Philadelphia to put II to 20 glasses (pints) un-
der their wastebands in one day and never feel
the effects.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-06

Poor OF MONSTER Guns. MIR. Nasymth, of
Patricroft, who is making the monster. guns for
the Horatio, has nearly finished the first gun,
which, we believe, will be ready for trial in q
be tested on the North Shore, OF Liverpool, and
this we hope and believe will be done, as origi-
nally intended. Military and scientific men
from all parts Of the country will be present on
the occasion. These guns, with their carriages,
will weigh fifty tons each, and will carry shot
half ton weight distance of four miles It
will take two and quarter barrels Of powder,
or 225 pounds for a charge. Guns like these
must add new feature to the destructive en-
gines Of modern warfare, particularly against
such stone walls as those Of Constradt and Sc
bastopol.J Liverpool Times
Butte record., 1855-12-01
CALIFORNIA SALVE!
FROM i NATIVE VEG GETABLE
OF CALEF RNIA

FETHE MOST EFFlCAClOUS and powerful
z Remedial Agent that has yet been intro
ducod to the world, and is destined to eclipse
every preparation, in the cure OF the follow
ing diseases
Poison, or sores produced from poisonous
matter diffused through the system Bruises,
Cuts, Chapped Hands and Lips; Corns, Flea
Bites, Spider Stings, Mosquito Bites, Hives,
Sore Ears, Cutaneous Eruptions, Chiblains.
Fever Sores, Burns and Scalds, Boils and
Swellings of every nature; Sore and Inflamed
Eyes. Fistu!a, Piles. Ring worms, Salt-Bheum,
" Nhite Swellings, FELONS, Buboes and Vene-
real Sores. For the cure Of indolent Ulcers,
there is nothing that is its equal.
1t is Il conceded fact by ADJ Physicians of
eminence, that every country produces its
Negotiable and Mineral Remedies adapted to
the cure Of diseases incident to its climate,
and this natural truth is confirmed by the re-
lnarkable fact that the invaluable Vegetable,
from which this Salye is extrocted and which
is q certain cure for the SCUB OAK POI
SOW or THE MINES, is found growing
often in the midst, or always contiguous to the
oak itself Wonderful consistency Of nature
when the evil and the remedy are found four-
ishing side by side.
The effect Of this SALVE upon many euta-
neous complaints, such as Hives and other
Eruptions, is most magical, instantly relieving
the itching and irritated parts, and often "a
few applications completing d cure
DIR D. Is. SHRiEYES, one of the original
discoverers Of this invalu 4bles Specific, is an
Old and well known resident of California
having been connected with the l. S. Army,
as Assistant Surgeon for fifteen years beside,
he has Travelled over many portions Of Europe,
and has made himself familiar with the vari-
GUS properties Of the Vegetable Kingdom and
theref ore, has had the best of opportunities
for discovering the Medical properties of its
Vegetable productions, which he has improved,
as will be shown by the numerous remedies he
has introduced, both in the army and in his
private practice
E1~Oorders for this Medicine must be di-
rected, post paid to
DRS. SHRIEyES e. BELDIN,
Sole Manufacturers.
Office on Second street, few doors above C.
febl1-l5 Marysville, California.
Butte record., 1855-12-01
FSREEGN CcESULS,

Foreign Consnls resident in San Francisco:
British Consul-Gcorgc Aiken, corner of Cali
f5rnia and Leiiesdortf streets.
Bremen Consul-A Van Ncyman (actiug, Jul
JUS Schultz, Leppien * Co Cal. street.
Belgian Consult. Hachctte, sansome street
near Washington
Chilli Consul Samuel Price Montgomery ST.
between Washington and jackson.
Chinese C0nsul-Noruiau Assiug. sacramento
street between kearuey and Dupont.
Danish Consul-Joseph Frontlin. Clay street
between between Battery and Front.
Frenuch Consul-patrice Dillon, jackson st,
above Powell
Hamburg Cousul-Alfrcl Golefroy, ,absonU
kircholf, acting, Sacramento street, near
Battery.
Hanovarian Coasul-O II Frank. Battery st
near sacramento.
Hawaiian Consul-Charlcs E Hitchcock, Cal
ifornia st between Battery and Front.
Mecklenburg Schwerip Consul-J De Freme-
ry. lansone street, near Jackson.
Mexican Consul-W E Barron. Merchant St
above Montgomery.
Norway and Sweden Consult Harlich.
clay street, between Battery and Front.
Nicaragua Consult Casafousth, corner Of
clay and Montgomery streets.
0ldenburg Consult. T. Van Leugelk ke, Bat
terry. corner pine street.
Peruvian Consul -Cha's =. Polhemus, califor
MIA street between Leisisdertf x sansome
Portuguese Cousul-John Searie, Bate 81
near Jackson.
Portuguese Vice Consul-H. Z Wiley, jackson
street, near Front.
Prussian Consul-Alred GoIefroy, (absent,)
kirchoff acting consul, sacramento near
Battery.
Russian Consult kostromitinof Battery
street nesr Pacific t;us>ian ice CO..
Spanish Consul. u. De Satrustegui, Dat
terry street near Pacific
Swiss Consu.-lAe5pai.e de hUtte. clay street
between Battery Front
Butte record., 1855-12-01
Ira Iingley' State of California.
H.. G..,J County Of Butte.

The People Of the State Of California, 70 j. ohm
Casad
ETOU are hereby summoned to appear be
& fore me at my office, at Wyandotte, with
in the township of OpAir, on the eighteenth
day Of September, 1888, at o'clock p VI. TO
answer to the complaint Of Ira UngIey, fled
against you. Said Plaintiff sues TO recover
the sum Of one hundred and sixty-seyen dol
lars and sixty cents, due upon promissory
note bearing date May Il, 1850. Notice is
hereby given that plaintiff viii take Judgment
for said sum, together with interest and costs
if you fail to appear and answer.
Given under my hand this l3th day Of Au-
gust, lS55 H. B SHEPHERD,
alS-5t J ?. Ophir Township.
Butte record., 1855-12-01
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Josrpu E. n LEwIs, County Judge.
p. FREER, Sheriff Butte County.
Mules CIAPIN, County Auditor.
WM. LArrIMoRE, County Treasurer.
X. S MAYNARD, Assessor.
j. j. KLINE, Public Attorney.
RANDALL HoBART, Public Administrator.
Butte record., 1855-12-01
COUNTY CouRT.

3. The regular terms Of the County Court
on the first Monday of February, May, and
August, and on the fourth Monday in NoYem-
ber of each year, and shall continue from term
to term, unless all the busiaess OF the term be
sooner disposed Of.
Butte record., 1855-12-01
PROBATE COURT.

IS. The regular terms Of the Probate
Court shall be held on the fourth Monday in
February. and May, third Monday Of August,
and on the second Monday in December Of
each year. and shall continue from term to
term unless all the business be sooner disposed
of
Butte record., 1855-12-01
STATEGo vEQrgWE-g r

JOHN BIGLER, Governor.
SAN1rEL PuRpY, Lleutcnant Governor.
JAMES W DGNvEE. secretary Of state
SAaIu III BELL, Comptroller.
SELDEN A. McMEANs, state Treasurer.
JouN r. McCoNNEI.1.. Atty General.
p X Hupps, snperinte dt Public instruction
s IL. MAELE1rE, surveyor General.
W. C. KtpBEE, Quarter Master General.
Butte record., 1855-12-01
st.toor c,1iforr;o }John W. Wallace, pl.f...
=, -, vs.
Nouh'J VI 1uHi'9 Andrew Bailey, dcft

county oi Flumas. Andrew Bailey, dcft.
The People of the State Of California to
Andrew Bailey
E/OU are hereby commanded to be and ap-
L pear before me At my office in Elizabeth
town, on the 2d day of October, 4. D 1853,
at To o'clock, A NJ, Of said day, to answer to
q complaint Of indcbte@ness filed against you
by } ohn " Wallace, the plaintiff, ia my cE e,
for the sum Of eighty-one dollars; said deb;
appears to be due upon an account f9r suudries
furnished, amounting to the above stated sum,
which the plaintiff in accordance WiJh law has
sworn to before lac, his affidavit being on file.
Herein, fail not to appear, or judgment VIII
be taken by plaintiff for such sum by default
and against you, together with costs OF suit
Given under my hand at office, this the l1th
day Of September, a D., 1853.
LEWIS STARK, J. P.
WHEREAS. it appearing to me from the
affidavit filed, that the plaintiff has q 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 succcssively. as a
paper most likely to give notice to defendant.
Dated at Elizabethtown, this 18th day Of
September, 1853.
LEW IS STARK.
sep22-4G-2t Justice Of the Peace
B B. BIegin & Co. I State of California.
John Casad. County Of Butte,
The People Of the State Of California to John
Casad
AIOU are hereby summoned to appear be
4 fore me, at my office at Wyandotte, with
in the township Of Ophir, on the eighteenth
day Of September, 1865, at ten o'clock A. NJ,
to answer to the complaint Of Z. 3. Bieyin-
David Rodgers and F. Babcock, fled against
you. Said plaintiffs sue to recover the sum
of one hundred and fifty dollars due upon ac-
count for hay sold and dcljyered and notice is
hereby given thatp plaintiffs will take judgment
for said sum, toSethcr with costs. if you tail to
appear and answer.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Au-
gust, lsJ5
Il. B. SHEPHERD,
a18-41-5t J. P. Ophir Township.
Butte record., 1855-12-01
DISTRICT COURT

Ninth Judicial District, composed Of the
Counties of Butte, Colusi, aud Shasta. The
terms Of the District court for Butte County
commences as follows: On the second Mondays
of March aud June, on the fourth Monday OF
August, and on the third Monday Of Decem-
Der
Butte record., 1855-12-01
COURT OF SESSIONS.

So. 4 term of the Court of Sessions
shall be held at the county scat il Butte coun-
ty on the second Monday Of February May,
August, and on the first Monday in December
OF each year, aud shall continue from term to
term, unless all the business be sooner dis
posed of.
Butte record., 1855-12-01
DzSSoLuTEoEF.

u T0TICE is hereby given that the partner
X snip heretofore existing between the uu-
dersigncd, under the name and style Of Ban
croft s burrows. Is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent-Eiward II. Burrows withdraw
ing from the firm. The business viii hereat-
ter be conducted by c. y Bancroft, on lis
own account, who IS authorised to settle tu
matters apFertai mining 10 the late partner
ship, and $ "A the name Of the firm in liruida-
ton. c. \. BANCROFT,
E. " BURROWS
B3wel. August lst, 1853. 4O-4t