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81 , IN. --,r,sos of,he accused Nos iT5 Ard 81 Bower
,iy re,. committed 70 the Tonbs to await examination
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NOMINATIONS.
p MORRIS br. T. Etiquette
John b. Mopnotis oh. f. RoxaIs..
Jno. Hunters ch. Lila. Drawn
j. b. Monnott's bT. f. Msyth Drawn
T1me-i :59-2:03.
These races were both one-sided affairs. Etiquette
won the first race with ease. and Ellen Batenan the
second. The attendance was slim. Ro1ana had the
call in the first race Ellen in the second.
Second Race-Light weight stakes: Subscription
$3.50. forfeit $lG0, with $3.50 added by the Club
-FOUR mILEs-SomSArIoNs.
n B. Yocnrs ch. T. Ellen Bateman .................1
W J. Shaw's Dr. III. Miss L!shttoot
PC. Busb's ch. Rosabel..
Nme-8:5l
CEsTREvILLr COURSE, l.. I.-TRoTrSG.-Sept. %.
Match 81, 900 Mile heats, best IN ., in harness
P Voorhees, g. e. Honest Peter .:.......l ! |
n. "a WooduA's CHI g. Hiram Woodruf....2 o l 2
Observation-Disclosures
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The Hon. Thomas ID. IIo1sey, formerly Deus-
cratic State Senator from Passsic county, has come o.
for Fremont and Dayton, and opposed to Slavery e.
preston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24

FATAL AccIDrsT TohTrtcnrR-Mr. "m; white
cti cher residing al No ~ Avenue H. vas siied
c.k ,ei. Tay morning. by accidentally iSnns ron hls
of $3.50 Al III. r,,nee Coroner Gan BE head an iaque-t upon
liz bty Tie dsc.Ad usiis. .. this city, yeas osse
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ADVERTISEMENT
DrSsPIDORF GALLERY No. 497 Broadway, Is

the oy place Of note in the city where the beautiful in
Al can be truth II the best collection OF Paintings
on this Continent Citizens and Strangers should not pass
by without making q call is open DAY aud EVENING
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fAdvertise ment.
yB PALMER, the ADVERTISING AGENT, writes


Advertisements for those who desire IT, and suggests improve
such written BY persons unaccusomed TO the
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Advertisement.
Dr. UNDERHLL's GRAPES, from CrotOn Point
.yards have arrived his Depot No 25 Broadway,
the living House. See Advertisement
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THE TURF.

FASHION CoURsr--FALL MLETISG-T Tuesday,
Sept. 23-FirN Day.-Wcacheetcr County. Stakes
for tlree-y year ODDS Subscription s'lW-forfet sO0-
with 500 added by the Club. Nile heats.
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(Advertisement.l

ADVERTISEMENT
YOU'VE GENTS. HATS.
A new and beautiful style just issued By
BEEBE Co.,
No. IS Broadway.
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meuiurs. An exhibition Of ladies' hosse ranship IN
driving horses in single and double hagness is 10 be
m,oe pair of the programme. We beg the III anagers
IN soi;ci turnout OF city cartmen al in uniform Of
ulte iocka, Us ha, was TIC erandegt feature Of the
cqea. show at Boston last Fall II properly managed
such n show ~ tie one proposed viii attract 10000
visitor, each day and be more credit to the city than
al II rrccs ever made Lorg land Let US By all
mean, have the Horse SHOW.
Cuo,yRa II MADEIRA.-Ths fearful pestileace
ticb bos carried off nearly third Of the popul-
I'm If the CITY of Fupcha and committed greet
,y,oe- Throughout oil parts Of the island, aba,ing
., H., ,cc,urts bu, mist leave great misery in its
train Having taken place at season devoted to agri.
c,rol nusuits there fear OF much famine and dis
,,o.. .n.ipr Widows and orphans under ths state Of
tnc- paticul4ry need assistance. Many in this city
bo hive yised that little i-land, either in search of
bc,I,b business or pleasure and have looked back
with delight upon its exquisite scenery and climate,
and the simplicity Of its mountain peasantry will be
noired to hear Of this sad calamity and sympathize
with the poor unfotunates. Subscriptions are being
taken in this city, which. along with those being cent
on, from England and Portugal, it is hoped may avert
vast amount of suffering. The following have already
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24

MOVEMENTS or Mr.. BUCHssAN.-IM Repstfseoe
State Gazette at Trenton its issue Of Yesterday ssyss
"The Hon. James Platform passed through this ossy
Yesterday poou en- route for Princeton, where runner
rsys the bargain between the FIlmoreites ana
buccaneers will be contaminated, so far relates 70
New-Jercy."
The rr-B,unsricker Of the 22d inst. also ssys:
"BUcHANAS AT PRINcEToS-LooK OUT foR
BARGNs BgTwEEs THE Know -NoTHINGs AND TRR
BucHANTERs.-,James Buchanan, the Locofoco cands-
date for the Presidency, arrived at Princeton ltts
after II O'Clock to-day, and is the guest Of tho
Hon. John X. Thompson. In consequence OF several
leading Know. Nohings and Buch aneers from vsisss
sections Of this State also visiting Princeton today.
lie thought that sale OF kind is to be Effected %
to give the State either to Buchanan Fillmore N
November next Whether this be not, il Is we'll
for all parties to keep sharp lookout for any trepg
that may be set for the unwary.'
The REPUBLICANS AND DIR. NEwELL.-TM Sk0fE
Gazette THE Fillmore ORGAN of New.Jersey) says,
THE conduct Of the r. publican party toward Dr. Newell IN
southern sections OF the State exceney
gratifying his friends and honorable to themselves Nom
mated without regard to party distinctions BY Conyentsoa
all who desire reform In the admnto~
traion of State affairs he unpledged and uncommted. H8
duty pursue line of policy vhch while his person nde
pedence nnged will not assist party q the 81.
and offend neither lie the candidate u
The bned opposition and bs public actions should DO
ern.d by the propes of his situation de u not required "a
be- neutral The Presidential contest far his opinions
but he forward by the associated paftiea
their champion for the State contest IL Is his business -
of conflict without interference In
The American party have from the trst recognized
these as the position They
sought desired induce from him declaration oil opaoa
upon the Presidential question They have not
responsible TO th, TO the exclusion their opponeut They
him person selected by all those who wish 70 re-
store economy dignity purity and patriotism TO State gov
eminent and to host Of evils that ,hresses-
ing to oveTw helm u.s.
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"Wednesday last.

The Eighteenth Ward Fremont Republican Assoc-
alton met on Monday evening at the corner Of
Twentieth street and Third avenue. One of the Vice
Presidents, Mr. Benjamin Warden, on taking the chair
discussed the question of Freedom very acceptably for
about half an hour The Hon. Samuel r. Curtis, re-
Gently elected Member of Congress from Iowa, was
then introduced, and was listened to attentvely
through a long address He exposed the conspiracy
between Douglas. Pierce and Atchson, and the usur-
patons and outrages committed in Kansas and suS-
taincd by the Federal Administration. Some twenty
names were added TO the roll. No names will be re-
c,ived on the evening of the primary elections Re-
publican electors, therefore, must have their names
enrolled in advance if they wish to take part in the
elections.
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The Republicans of Railway are active for the good

The Republicans Of Runway are active tor tho GOOD
An excellent meeting held her. Friday eseains
Addressed by H. NJ Conger and the Rev Mr. Richmond ws
will be remembered confined in Austria for some Tins.
and competent speak the advantages Of Freedom
The Republicans of Railway and Woodbridge design holding
Of neghborhood meetings from which great good M
tieirntel
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A GRyAr HoRsE SHow.-We understand that NJ
Engagements are in train for great Horse Show in this
city On the nth md 18th Of October at Hamilton
square, Immediately On the cose of the Cattle Show OF
the Americas Institute, which Is held the week follow
ing The show Of The United States Agricultural Society
at Philadelphia II y not 10 be o rsce-course show
but !. realty show Of the finest horses that can oe
asse0ke& tesaAS By the odx Of many Liberal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24

AcApEsr OF MusIc.-Meyerbeer's new opera, The
Star of The North, will be given this evening at the
Academy Fourteenth street, for the first time, with all
the strength of the company. DIR. Darcie has pub
Ished book containing the Italian translation Of the
French, and in parallel columns an English translation
of the Italian See operate advertisements for patcu-
lars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24

REPrBIIcAs MEETsG.-The Republicans of the
Sixteenth Ward held Club meeting last evening at
the corner Of South Third and Eleventh street Ad-
dresses were delivered by j. l.. Jernegan, esq, of
New.York, and others. The meeting well attend
ed and quite enthusiastic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24

The FIRE AT STAPLlTos.-We learn that the Rev.
DR.. Thompson. whose dwelling at Stapleton, s. l., was
destroyed by fire on Sunday night, had an insurance
of only sl0C0 his books, papers and furniture-a
sum far below the value of his property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24

The CASE or COT scILMAs McCosNELL.-ln the
Special Sessions YESTERDAY, before Recorder Smith,
the case # Councilman Edward c. Mcconnell was
called for trial. II will be remembered that, some
months ago. Mcconnell entered house of i'll fame in
Duane street drunk and went to sleep in the parlor;
that after remaining there some time, Kate Wilson,
one Of the inmates, with another female, prepared
bed in another room, and, awakening Mcconnell, IT,
auesed him to leave the paTor and retire to the
prepared for him; that Mcconnell refused; that the
ci,l Wilson then said to him that he could not sleep in
the psrlor and must either leave the house or occupy
the room prepared for him. that Mcconnell then i'm
media.ly assaulted her knocked her down with blow
of his fist blaokened her eyes tore out her hair by its
roots and beat kicked and stamped upon her head and
chest when down. injuring the girl to such an extent
that she has not yet fully recovered. After many de-
lays this case set down for trial yesterday. The
complainant appeared, with counsel, and the case was
called. Mcconnell was not in Court. An effort was
made by his counsel to have the postponed but
the Recorder refused and ordered that the bail be for
feed and bench warrant issued for the arrest of Me-
Council This man Monday night nominated
as The Democratic candidate for alderman of the
Thirte enth Ward He has several other occasions
been arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24

The Hon. Mr.. Burbngame arrived in the city last
G, ening, and is now stopping at the Aston House.
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FouSp DRowSEp.-The body Of an unknown M sn
sbout fry Of found yesterday IN the docs ioo
Canal ,'reet North River and inquest was ned up1 ~,
Verdict; srppo.ea Drowning" Deceased wa aoou,
ten inches IN hight stout built and had busny
He dressed n sut black except the vest. which
red figured TIE body had bee in the wser about
COMPLAINT DIsxlssrD.-An investie sti0n mas ior
days been sons before Justice Osborne " 20
OF Dir Cbas Schultz brick dealer, residing ~
Greenwich street charged With the seduction OF EzAon
srof No isS V.ek street. and in rh- Of Asdsm ~
charged With, subsequently,, producing an seor'on
p-r-on Of the complainant In the OF the
the complainant shown have not been, preyou - -,
s~rrd SEDUCTION Of ehase eharsc-r and the esinrnoe
sussn each change wm very insufficient. Tae 60
senins' Mr. Schultz ana Madam Rested VA 'ne'e'''e 49,
missed. sat the PARTIES released from ther bones
THEFT OF DAorxRREoIIrE AHrARA1rS,-InSsaIy
HoanA. and B-rrer formerly clerks IN Ssay H',sry
No. so Broadway srrvsed yesterday BY Ofn
az ibe Lower Pofc- Court charged With having rno ne
stolen dssne,ro'yre spparsus, 10 The vsnr o 800 80
tr q tie ez.sSis6mss. PoS.tso q ~ Hoee P0ps"1CU
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Common Council CoMMrrTgrs.-If there is any
Fathers. it is Committee meeting. BY strenuous cx.
ertons they live through regular sitting of the
Board under the comfortable assurance of receiving
their stipend Of 49, per month. But Committee meet
ings are financially nOnproductive; they exact some
little labor and to each member they are grievous
bore. Hence majority Of Committee usually have
pressing business to attend to about the hour of meet
ing, and adjournments for want Of quorum are not
unbeard Of occurrences.
When Committee holds meeting at which
number ofcitizens appear for against projected inn
provement in opposition to some grievance, enough
has been done, in the opinion of the members to
months In general if those interested get the
Of Committee three four times in the course of
year, and finally report, they congratulate them
selves and with reason, on the event. To show q
Gaze or two in point: The appointment Of Commits
sioners of Deeds devolves on the Common Council.
The term of Office of large number expired in March
last and nearly as many more closed their official ca
in July but the fortunate successors have not yet
been named. The Of the plans for the new City
Hal is an aggravated one. For considerably more
than a year the subject has been before the Commit
tees and plan has far received the sanction of
both Boards. The thing might have been consun-
mated ten months ago. without detriment to the public
interest. There is question about the propriety of
charging this delay on Committees who, We had al
most forgotten however don't get pay for their cnerous
labors. II the Committees of IL Common Council
would but do their duty, should have the business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24

HEALTH MATTERs.-An error occurred in yester.
day . TRIBUNE, in relation to the yellow fever in the
city. We understood DR.. Yandeveer, the partner of
Dr. Rockwell, to say there were four cases OF fever
in james street, near the Fact River DR.. V. said
there bad been four deaths in house within the
last week The attending physician said one was de-
lirirm tremens and tho others, though looking sas-
picious, could not be traced to any source as yet II
has since been ascertained that one Of the patients
had been 10 Quarantine.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-08
DECLARATCRY NOTICE

M-OTft i herrhy given that Ellen Carpenter
wife of naugrriil'I carp n'er, of ia" County oi
Butte md ~tlr # California do hrrtbN Cecnre that
lu'cud from and after IT. date. 20 rarr, on hueine-'
in ny own uame md on my own count. ia sad
county Cf Ruttr aud that said bu-iress j. farmiug
raising. IuNing md selling II Sock f M kinds: and
TINT viii bp indNid u;ilt r'srun' ble ~ my a." y
uuae for all debts coutrlcbd by ne on account "
my >aid business. ard further declare IA th'
mount of capital invested by me- IN laid hu~ne,'
io-s rot exceed The sum of five Thousand doh r.. |
',eiimony Wh,rc0f have herrun'o let my hand nn'
cal, thu. the I'd day Of O'ober. 4. D. lN6
ELEM CARPENTER Seal
sworn Ia and subscribed befure me This the I'd dan
# o to tr A. ID 1856. j. 7 ELLIOTT.
Justice of the Peace.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
Culn,V Of Butte.


NINTH IL 'DlCTAL DISTRICT COCEr.
N~ON this day it appearing I" my sa'i,i"''l'n' n
" Judge Of the Ninth Judicial Di-irlrl tourt IN
and for Butte County. that the Board az Supervisors
IN and Tor said County did. on the twenty four day
Of Spntembrr. \ u. one thousand eight hundred and
frry-six declare Oroville To be- the County ut
Rultr County from and after the said twenty yiourlh
lay of September A. -. 1850 i'm pur-u1ure Of IN hC;
entitled An Act TO Change and N The 'ouniy Scat "i
Butte County. approved March ION II 'h. ana u ur-
thor appcaring - my satisfaction that th" present
buildings in which the said Court has been held and
in which the Records have been kept 10 the town of
Ei!wrn arr, unsafe "A place of depository FIR said
Records. and that the same IL liable lo destruction
hy fc by reason Of their being constructed entirely
OF wool And IL further appearing. that there i no
building in the town of BdHcl sutib.e rnr holding
the trr- Of this court and 10 safely keep lis Records
from tr, other calamity, and 1t appearing that the
Town of Oruyc j. fl place C hold the terms of his
Court. and that commodous ana safe brick buhd-
ing IN SAID town has been rendered the county rs
cO1tnY bindings.
III, tbcrrGir. ordered adiulgcd and dccrccd, that
the cher Of the ninth Judicial District court ia and
for Butte county forthwith remove his Office AID the
Records thereof. tu proyc. in the bulldiut selected
~ the said BOARD of supervisors County Bull ,ing~.
aud tnat h" do aud transact the business of his said
Office at the town of Oroyillc as the County Seat Of
But'c County Ana it is further ordered. that the
terms Of said Court. from and after the said twenty
fourth day of September. A. u. l@IG, he held at the
,ad town a. OrnNillc. until otherwise ordered
And i further ordered, that the tlrrK uf he Dis
trrct Cont in nj for Butte County. issue order,
under the seal of said Court. in conformity with this
order
And thar the slrne be Published in the Daily Butte
RrcoRR. paper published in the town OF OroNir,
for hr -parc of forty days from the date hereof
Given under my hand, this -ih day OF september,
\. D. lrJj.
WN =. DAINGTRFIEID. District Judge.
seat int Ninth Judicial District, Cal.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-08
n, VI ". DARRACH, Deputy.
STATE nE CALIFNRNIA.l

STATE or CALlFORNIA,
County of Butte. Court of Sessions
NOW tins day II appearing to my sa'lStac'i"h' rs
" pr siding Judge of the court of Sessions nald
for Butte CoIn v that the Board Of Supr' sors IN,
and for said County did oH the twenty fourth day oI
September. 4 u one thousand eight hundred nd Ii ~
six. declare Oroville To bee the County Seat OF Butte
County from and after he sand twenty fourth day "i
September. \ d lSlG in pursuance OF an Act rhltcd
An tct Ia cnau"r and fix the County Scat ot Hulle
County. approved March ION, IrIh ana IL llr'nrf
urprlrns tO NV satisfaction that The present h'tid'
irgS i'm which The said Court hds been held. and III
which The Records have been Kept IN The town 81
MdWcll, are unsafe IA place nt depository Tor raid
Rccors aud thai the same j. liable 10 destruction hN
fire hy reason a. their being constructed tnilrrN ot
wood. And il further appearing. that ther" T. 40
building in th'' town ot Hidw' H. suitable Tor h"u2
the Term, uf this court and 10 safely Keep is hrc'
ur,iS from lire or other caIamy. ard 1t aupthriuG maj
ihc tnwn Of OroyIlc j. Il iii place 10 hold The terms
ut this Court and that comm dIols "hi Slt hr'cN
huIIi ~ ia sail town las been rendered the County
~ CuuHIN buildings.
II = ibrr.lnrr ordered, adindged and decreed, that
The rrk cf the t'nurl ot Sessions in aud t"r Butt"
County, torrwih remove his office and lhr ktc"ds
thereof toOroviiir. in h~ building selected 10y the
sIii Guurd OF supervisors rs C"un hnliIihE~' nnd
that hr 20 and the business OF h~ said office
ut rhe town OF Oroyc, rs the county seat OF Bu'ie
Ard il il further ordered. that the terms of said
rniIr, from and after he ,;ii wcn,N.iunfh day "f
Snnictuh,r \ y lSI6 be hcd AT the said town ui
Ornyilc. uutjl olhor"i>r ordered.
And III, further ur tc-d that the Clerk OF the SAID
C.u,t f ~,>,j ions ~ ani ter tnt" Coz MY. issue m
or,rr under the seal OF sad court, IN conformity
with This order.
And that thr satra be published in th~ Daily Butte
Record. paIer published ~ me '1"' "' 'r"N'''"'
for ih4 sp. C.. ut ry DAYS from The date hereof.
~ order of court
Attest II e foregoing a ru- c'py ui The original or
der now tile IN said court
WHnr-- IN, haui and the -rai If said Court
n. 81 Of sessions ufiNcd. ihi- the twenty fourth
day of Septt RAbcr. \ u Ii. II rldw 4
~ - flI tPtt.
Ctrk of Court of S,-se"ns
~ NJ n D.qpACr. Drp,tfN Ol at
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-08
By DAERAcu, Deputy.
STgERIrTS SAEE.

rnY WRITE uF An ENECj IRON ISSUED
/ - out at the Ninlh 'uirial District Court. IN and
for the county ot l!pt,e state ol CMhorula hearing
date tie. 2Gth duy of August. 4 y. FOO and To ur
directed and delivered. common lr| mc to make
h. sum Of three. hludrrd and fit, dollars prlucpa'.
and for tnirrc~i from the 23l day oi Junc i. t~'N.
"n Tie three hundred dollars principd ~ "' fa'" "l
brc, per cent. per mOlh uuttl pad. and Tor costs "l
siii 'txai in the sam of tn (Slnl do lars" anl nc
r.r.us costs oUt of tho property hereinafter de-
-r-!'icd 10 sltiSlv the aforesaid Judgment, wherein
Joseph +. smith j. IiainNh and Jac"h : Morris Is
Defendant. tn VII: The Metropolitan Ihratrr. sli'h
ted in DrONe, in the county aud state anrr~iii. To-
Gated on the corner of flunloon aud i'lrd streets.
fronting thirty min" 500 feet on llunnon street, ana
eighty (snl feet on Bird street. Also all that
certain piece and parcel of land situated in Crovie,
Ophir Township Butte county. and Staie of '"i!"r
nil. and described ON the map OF the Town OF orc
vile. as follows Lots nuhmcr one, th two. t2)
three (H four - five, t5) and six, 90 in Block hr
" six. go; Lots number > two. - i've (Jl
six. t. sevcn !. and eight =. i'll Block eight. > l"s
number l. two, three. 3, -four. l. hNc >, six, Il,
seven = and eight :. IN Block lumber ten. 10; Lots
number one two. >. three. g. four !, five, ., sN e..
seven, :. and eight. :. in Block number eleven. II
Lois one |, two. :. three. -four, !. hNe." slN, r..
seven. and eight S in Block number t""re. l., Lots
number two, ,, hrrc. ). four, I'VE >. >N. e.,
seven, : and eight. 8. in Block number twenty. 20:
Lots number one two. >. three. 3. four ! i've, ).
six. T. seven. aud eight. : IN Block number twenty
one, 2i LOIS number one. tw" ? three, = h.hr l.
five. ). six, seven, :. and eight :, ~ BLOCK number
twenty two -; Lois number one, !. two, > thee" s.
four J. Eve B. siN s. seven. = AID eight. :. in Block
number twenty three. "; all OF which viii cXpo>c
o public sale 10 the highest bidder for cash. al he
Orleans Hotel IN the Town of DroYil". on SATURDAY,.
The 9ulh day OF September, ~ d. l-16, between Tive
hoars prescribed 10y law.
p. 'rREE, sheriff rutic County
y, NJ \ MCLAtGIiIdN. bcputv.
Dated. this 27lh day of August, \. .. lo5d ung41 ID
NOTfCF-Thr above sale j. hereby postponed TIL
Tuesday the =; IA instant. aI The same hour aud place
above inrntin,d 7. .FREER. sheriff Buttr co.
Ry A MCLAUGHLIN deputy.
Dated this 2Oth day of September, SO. .2old
The above is hereby pos poned till saturday. the
lth day oI Oc obrr A. ID lsjG at the same hour and
place above specified. T.. .fFEEk'
Sheriff Butte County.
Bv VI. \. NcL>rGutIv. Deputy.
Dated, this the Both din! OF september, \. ID. $50