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New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-23

GRAND FILLMORE MASS MEETING IN ST. LoUIs,-
The Union men of St. Louis held a grand mass meet
ing in that city on the 18th inst. From reports Of
the affair in the ST. Louis papers, we Judge that it
was a glorious demonstration.
The first of the days proceedings was the forming
OF an immense procession which marched through
the principal streets of the city. Forming part of
the procession was a ship on wheels, and drawn by
SIX Weli-matched horses. On the deck of the shin
were thiityone beautiful young ladies each repre-
sentng State Of the conederacy. Another feature
was the appearance Of several hundred ladies on
horseback, each accompanied by gallant cavalier
Another was that OF q large band of young men
dressed as Indians, on fiery steeds; these made a
most brilliant display. The procession was several
miles IN length, and was enlivened by music and en-.
thuslastlc cheering throughout. AS it passed along
the banlnetes steps and windows on each side of the
streets were completely packed with admring gazers.
After marching to Carr Place. where the stands for
the speakers had been erected the vast assembly was
addressed by several distinguished gentlemen after
which they partook of banquet which had been
prepared for them by the committee of arrangements
and then reformed in procession, and again marched
through the city. :.
| This great uprising of the Union men of Missouri
is certainly significant event. and has created nc
little fluttcr among the sectional demagogues of St
| Louis They do not like the enthusiasm and thu
numbers Of the Yriends: 81 Fillmore They are be
ginning to see that the eyes of the people are open
ing upon the issues before them, and are making
their choice for maintanance of the Union under the
administration Of Fillmore, in preference to a dsrlD
| ton Of it by sectionalism.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-23
sets forth one Of the pronep. characteristic, s -.

sels tofth one Of the prominent characteristics of t
Ahslo-Saxon race: s. ...t-
!na llost peculiar feature Of the occasion was the
Ja ,, ont in the American people, Thurs
ohyon5 IL. a exciting day in the city as reports
teen miles from town and a Al; az seven.
'lassaya u the morning. But few could d6nbf these
reports and every preparation yyas made to aend ot
fenao * IL any advantages were lost by our
iorceS at Massaya. Despite all these circ1rostsucea
calculated to inspire every one with serons thonaht
theater was organized, and the eager thrnno rsra
into it as if no apprehensons were felt in tie eTrison
IL was the same too, last October when our forces
on some one entered the saloon of the steamer here
ball was in progress and informed the dancer, fhat
the firing had commenced. That's their business 3
SAID the dancers, and the ball went off within sound
Of the battle.
From the Nicarasuense we clip the following items
and will close our account for the present: zfasa.
COFFEE CEoP.-A large number Of the estates con
fseated In the Rivas Department are known to have
considerable groves Of coffee trees on them but we
are told that for the past two years owing to the u
settled condition OF the State, the coffee has not been
gathered. At present the new crop is just beginning to
rpen, and In eT weeks shall see this market sup
Piled WITH good article of coffee OF native growth
The coffee tree grows with but little cultivation sd
blossoms IN three years after being planted. A farm
can be very easily extended by removing the plants
which grow up round the roots Of the first bearing
tree, and one ranch We know of which there is at
present but one thousand trees could in two years be
made to grow fifty thousand We have now no data
on which to found an estimate of the quantity Of
cofee grown in this State but we can safely say
mat Nlcararagna, in two years. could be made to ex-
port the article
sTEAMERs:-The Lake steamer San Carlos, Cant,
tirrsson, arrived in this harbor last Monday. She
ett in few hours for Virgin and returned again on
the next day. The San Carlos is one OF the most
pleasant boats to travel we have ever encountered
and her officers deserve the greatest credit for the
cleanliness observable in everything on board. 10
ARRIVAL OF CoEFEE.-For week or two this mar.
ket has been almost without Coffee and the price rose
arrived in San Jaan last Monday with large uuan-
tty on board which will supply the want and reduce
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-23

A COMPLETE SELI.-We learn from a dispatch
that the military and large number Of the citizens
of Washington assembled at the station of the Balti-
more Railroad, on the night Of the 18th inst. ex-
pectng that the President would arrive at certain
hour, and intending to honor him with u public rc-
ception. As the train approached the enthusiastic
multitude fired their guns, let of their fireworks and
hnzzaed at the top of their voices :; but, alas, the
President was not thar" and all their " fuss and
feathers had been for the benefit OF the engineers,
conductors, etc The President had hcen Detained at
Annapolis on account of bad weather. It is ultnc-
cessary for us to add that the crowd mizzc,l.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-23

|
ANOTHER CHALLESGE--The Richmond Enquirer CT
the lAth contains correspondence the first letter of
which is challenge to Hon. Jno. NJ. Bolts, from
Roger a Pryor, Esq, in which the following language
| is used:
| Determined to afford you no apology for eyadine
the issue with myself consented to come down to
| level with your son. Having disposed of him. now
confront you and demand the satisfaction which gen.
temen are always ready to render those upon whom
| they have inflicted wrong and insult
This letter is dated the 11th inst and on the fol-
lowing day Mr. Bolts replied ina long communication,
peremptorily declining to meet Mr.. Pryor. Mr. Bolts
reviews in detail the ground upon which the challenge
is made; denies having influenced his son in seeking
conflict with Mr.. Pryor. and states that on the con-
tray he took every possible means to prevent such
occurrence and among other for his own de-
termination not to engage in duel gives this con-
elusive one in the eyes Of sensible men:
| Your life could not be the value of pins point
to me- and am sure should derive no comfort from
making your wife a widow or your children fatherless
therefore, have no desire 10 take it whilst my
own life is not only of value to me, but Indispensable
to the support and happiness Of my family, and I
| hope to make it useful to my country-therefore
am not disposed to place it at your disposal.
This Mr. Pryor seems to be decidedly belicose in
dividual. At one time seconding Governor Wise in
his turbulent intentions towards the North, and at
another entering with great zes intoa little private
side fight on his own hook. We are very sorry that
Mr. Bolts won't accommodate him, for he seems now
to be i'll that condition graphically described by Nose
when he said that he was "spilen for muss.'
Where's Burlngame?
DEATH OF CAPT. H. P. ESSIGS.-The Mobile pa.
pcrs of Tuesday last announce the death of this well
known and highly esteemed gentleman which took
place in that city on Monday The Register has the
following in regard to him:
Capt. Ensign has been an active citizen for much
over twenty years; had been in the public service
some years, and energetic member of all our local
| institutions. He in command of the mail boat
California when the frghtful destruction OF the st.
James occurred on the lake; and his noble conduct
on that occasion commanded the admiration and re-
gard Of all men.
There is scarcely institution belonging us with
which his name has not been long and intimately con-
neced, although for the last two years he has been
sore!y afflicted that all hope Of recovery had long
been abandoned by his friends and physicians.
Here and elsewhere his loss will be deeply lamented,
for there not warnl.hearted being in all
the vast circle he claimed as friends and companions
---D
Sudden prosperity as often makes men mad as ad
yelsty-proof that the little weathcrcock of mortality
is difficult to please. Wise men, however, have their
right hand for riches and their left for poverty while
their head is indifferent to either
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-23
REG UL AR P ACKE I S
fYass SEEAmttsS ECLIPSE rr-@
lEsssElllEi-sS EsAssEllEi e REJPURAIC AND ss1lAhsa ~ y

80 s: :. sojHH;SH5 HHHS&S hhHf!p. !
The magnificent The new and supe- The elegant and
Eel fast running
l.. W. Jionlwe Republic. Capt. South'n Belle,
commander COIN u. e. Montgomery, ID. NJ. Bromiwall,
meIcnd her regular commenced her commander
weekly trips IN lie nlar wcek% trips in meuced her regular
y. Orleans, Ncks tho New Drt'ts L. weekly trips the
burg, Grand Gull Wa sh:.on Grand New Orleans Grand
Rodney and MI iakt, }'rinceton Ca Gulf, Rodney and
chez trade s AT rolma IanlT. Ash Va chez
utDAi, the 18th ton Pitchers Point, MONDAY. the 18Th
October leaving \ skipwIh's Landing Sept. leaving New
Orleans H. Providence, Good Orleans MON
ERD.AY ENESG, riclIs Landing. M, DAY EVENING, nt
O'Clock irIls Bend Nicks o'clock
Dve and all inter burg Grand tr and all intermediate
mediate landings. Rodney and Satche2 nldings.
Trade TIURS
DAY, the 10th Oct,
ctvl. New Orleans
every THURSDAY
EVENING ut O.
cloct. for the above
and all Intermediate
landings.
TIE above steamers now in complete order and will
faithfully 70 all business entrusted 10 tlleir
The EEllPSE aul RErU BTC will receive freight for Ya.
river and rc-elp at yic!ssblr, wtAou; 4riay.
Neither Of the above will be responsible letters
packages containing money oher vAlbes, unless regular
a!e deposited By passengers with the clerk, or contained
Llg@a&e
10 ills will recognized unless contracted under written
order from the Gartn Of either n the above
'nlSr be presented AZ the Office Of The boa 10 which they beon.
before u O'Clock he day Of leaving for approval which will
llGA he pu the office OF gents
rirr
For freight or passage apply Oh board to
3KOADMELi1 BROS 60, Is Gravier ST.,
LEWIS SNAPP i CO., Front S.,
X. X: IAuGI!i.lN. 3j Front street,
\. BA clerk will be the lerce every y in the week
receive freight or the tlnv" boats. o22
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-23

BUNKER HILL TO LExlSGToN.-In these days Of
sectional passion, says the New York Express, the
Wings of Bunker Hill, Massachusetts, have caused to
be made beautiful flag, with all the stars and stripes
of the 1shole Republic upon it, and they have pre-
sented it to the Wings Of Lexington, Kentucky-a
city named after Lexington, Massachusetts,. Hon.
Mr.. Duncan, of Kentucky, now on his way from Bos-
ton to Lexington, is the gentleman who is to present
the flag to the Wings Of Kentucky.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-23
F O R RED RIVER,
Y A z o @ RIY + Il,

VIII leave SATURDAY, 9th inst. st O'Clock p NJ
f7'rgsss M FOR GREENWOOD AND LfI-
EAssh FIoRE-The fine fast running shlruught
steamer fnE1,O Belle, j. q. RieYes.
will leave boye for le'ore, Greenwood, head Honey
Island, Sion iazuo City SatArt and all land
inss For freight or passage. apply on board, Or to
o23 IEWlS SNAPP K co. Front st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-23
3 A l. T I NJ O R 4
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
e~a=a, - r-z--,=,=,-,- NEW ORLEANS. jack
aEssa wv AM, GREAT NORTHERN

FROM ID SEPTEMBER TO 3lsr 0CToGER.
I5SE @ j + fiS RI %ySs % >, HSg %re,Ts Wss d1y a" l"if
mile, :gnn New Orleans, It s O'Clock, p. NJ Reirni0c
<S, rrs | Il ocaef T. i''' n al ''' ana
EApEtlve rents rrr .i. etc1' WAY. Children rncrive
years 4 'e free t1rgn between live and twelve ,ejnS Of
AZ & MI II T ;3y %; M ,SG S,ne3 u, the ora os the
cra fd i h9ra,1sct srrt NJ, Sr#y ck%tS.
Ep rrIyiue ride in The nin without
2wri' "a, e"G-Y ig&Hri4in4 them to ga,t aing
oaer ~ he Goair%5r and vii L. S"", for rip n one
"r@&'; only 'hoe uiaI!s ry bol w@ys will have to be
F.l&IHT in tTN1e New Orleans for Nu=noe and
ds w 5atnsdey aud roy"s Magnolia !m New Orleans Gi in
or :. ut s@Iae b,r M, fsi" ', "S i' r'ay % ,,ni
'et rvs Il F'As Ntsl'.s GHil~a" beHr regular ''os} J
~: ~ t-e yin be erecetyei at The New orta:' depot
L. ?, GEYAED, srnp't Tran sjortation
- Hf O. !oHI @ lGrse nj! stage FH, from Mrsnoia to
si # W. . ,.' % '"S"'' S'SS nay '0'$s =
g - ir;s Sf:,H AHS oItHATS; I!EHAS s es4nE2 9PE7
:assE III: - : ''N' " '''' '-'
WiETER ARRANGEMENTS.
~ Il ~, 5a Sf S H. s m S. cpo S % Hss M M y, 1 bnS9SsF trains
lS,+:' eyrrX lay 'SSI y
!Faye a Bayou H"n nt'.............,,....2>]P, P, Nj.
RETuENISG:
Hs@s ssSs 5"E%s @%"' :S ( y y
sa LAY Vii be isspS Is to'io@s: ;S ' '''' amt ''s '"F
t. ''' e. yaa lex Nlcn,i. .
i, Aacehud Eafourcle Crossings and Terebonnc. 80
To TiErFv.!le..
49,. j
l'''vlt ittUledHte regular SinouS prices proportional,
y Ferry Boat will with tile Passenger Trnins leaving
tis fr: ii st. .Aunst4ee ET RY MORNING Dcock pre-
t,-tl:.
Frr3t will ba received for Bayou Dtuf and tprmedate
i!ts ~ the Company the wharf the guo of ST. Louis
atcs.-. EVERY Dt y pntl O'Clock +. NJ. All up freight
e d y the shppr, and freight be delivered; ll
ollie ion, lan 3ynn deS Alcnauds, tceul IatpIcIe
Ere>ri TeIrrtoThe. IigerYile and Bayou Bu.uf lwert
taa''r.s:'y tnys a.en;sl rlus: In pre- pHil
tlet 5nes nnt I;ate OF Freight be had application
n titr o;EGe u the Company.
TIL. TlIAYER.
RTlif Master Tansp0ratol
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-23
HOTELS AND RES gs1E2s<3TAURAlnqTssr.SSs: j. s.

,A SJ, jIDi'IS T591VEt-NIrrIyC TIIE AsT
80 20, -; -. ~ n.y. ". I.ti
Ht J .i,,'f ii?ei ms bStil ltior'"i2n%
+ IN 4iI ,ai, r NEW ~ u ni i'i,FiE ~ IN
i, IN, Il ~ ";a, % @ VI t estttt' ''oNE 'le foremost
ViSSIpS !" " IrLr 'SeFi II :, ,.,rt,,,r
ot . d, H. Il. aI ~ MID
,ns Inn IN III a rar I ,, ~ Il" "e', ever! utpA''hett
It ,,i1l ,p ,,rr r,,r Ia arn.; 80 or t. rr;r , ,
M, W,4rHsay 0"taf,.r 'r' VI ~ '''V'> ''l P"'i"'1'
s,2, "a, ''' '4 ~ ,;lr ,,r-,rp,,t r,.:.,.
w S.'''',. - VI .ri''.'" ; H,''''"f-
eesu h3iLMgEti iEC!SE-Nu. iIS ST. ~ MILES
E:M>fFfe c7rnr: nl tnE'4, street, New Orleans. Fitted up
- HiTes'iE for resilient yrfrr$.
sclS II Y. s. GUonEE Superintendent
20 Nj .ssy,sisS FI,sNEIf I.if~, :, II
-zzS\ R4NI' Mn jIySrt'It : f1nS ", os 49,
x99sssi A. t,trl,s ..ran .'' 70 'Itt
'tSi W t''' ION
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-23

>zafFg9SEas 40 gEsss sHAIS, sT1Ahlt;D ANDlFAM
a9} kA " iics supplied with Beef, Pork. Mutton Ver
~ Salsnges Tripe and everything in the butcher
--G,--..el-ns line. Barrels and hnfbarres OF Choice
t'0rnrd Feet pu up order for Cabin Family Use at Stall
No. : POTDRAS MARKET, by
AUGUSTUS C. MERKEI..
N B-Seamhoats and Ships supplied with all kinds Of Live
Stock such fresh mlch Cows, Hogs, Shoa Pigs Sheep
Goats Geese nIcIS. Chickens
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-23

II -
s2e35>@ M STiEET.Nc beg leave inform our friends
and the rHhc in general that have great
Tilted tie Hpoyr very central osc
4Mn every respect and opened it for their reception on
TIT itSDAY, September =.
Our stock Of WINES aud LIQUORS Hve selected with
r! the very i brand the ri,: and
will he our constant eiror keep table supplied
every ltIaury the krt affords.
Hay had considerable experience in the business
confident Of ability give satisfaction
honor with their patronage and which il i'll our highest
ambition tv merit.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-23

| LNsANE6 SHAW, sJr., Eco, COMMISSION AND
| Z FOkWAR DING MERCHANTS AMI DEALERS IN
.WESrERN PRODUCE, No. S 'TehoupiF",s street, New
! Ip
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-10-23

= rEGCt1S 0-IYASD FURNITURE Sc: OR e, M
~ - !urnllne stree, tasal
SECONDHAND Furniture Of MI descriptions bou"h SOLD
change repaired vanished the
re,tsnHhi. terms.
rc5, declining hort>etc err and wishing, dispose
their flrlHru, would do well cii IN the undersigned
fr23 =. NJ. TOURNE
Butte record., 1856-10-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
eYrRIrrS SALE.

uaY WRITE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
L , OF the Ninth Iadcia District Court, IN ana
tor the county OF Butte. state OF Caiiorna, bearing
date the 26ih day Of August A D. 1c1o anu 10 i,ic
directed aud delivered, commanding me 10 make
The sum of three hundred aud fty dollars principal
and for Interest from the 23d day OF June A d. lc9o
Ike three hundred dollars principai Al me fa,e %
three per cent PER month until PAID ana lot O"ss u
slii axci In the sum Of ten (Si0l Hoilafs- anu c
c>H,ng costs. ont of the property hereinafter ue-
sc-il;ed to satisfy the aforesaid Judgment, wherein
Joseph +. Smith is Plaintiff and jacob : Morris Is
Defendant. to Wit: The Metropolitan Theatre siiua
ted IN Or0ville in the county and State aoTesai1 To-
Gated on the corner OF HGniOon and BIRD streets.
fronting thiryninc Ca9l feet on Hunoon street, and
eighty (S0 feet ON Bird street. Also all that
certain piece and parcel of land situated in croyf,
ophr Township Butte county and STATE oil Eallior-
ma. and described On the map OF the Town oi Oro
vile. as follow. Lots nupmer one, t1l TWO ~
three (S four ~ five, 81 and six. 80 in Block thlr'
ty six. 90; Lots number one > Two. O. I'VE 90
six g. seven. and eight. 2 in Block eight. 5; i4"ts
number one. !. two . three. J. four. 4 hve > SIX o.
seven. :. and eight 5. in Block lumber ten lt' LOIS
number one two. , three ?. four J. FIVE ;. six s,
seven, :. and eight. = in Block number eleven II
Lots one. I. two. = three, 5 four l. i've D SIX .
seven and eight in Block number twelve T. Lots
number one. ]. Two. 2. hree- b four + hFe > -iS o
seyen :. and eight. s. in Block number twenty ~ :
Lots number one, l. two. > three, 3 four l. hVe, >
six i. seven. and eight, z in Block number twenty
one. q Lots number one. two ,. three J, fchr. l.
five ). six. seven T. and eight. {, in Block number
twenty-five. -: Lots number one, l, Two, = three,
four t. five 5 SIX g. :, ai eight = IN Block
number twcuty-lhree %: all OF which d! expose
to public sale to the highest bidder for cash at The
Orleans Hotel in the Town of Oroville, on SATURDAY.
the 2eih day of September, a. D. 1856, between The
hours prescribed by law.
P. FREE. Sheriff Butte County.
BY NJ A McLAUGHLlN, Deputy.
Dated this 9Th day OF August \. y. lc5o- aug1 "a
NOTICF-The above sale is hereby postponed III
Tuesday the goth instant, a he game hour and place
above ineptined p FREER. Sheriff Butte Co.
BY NJ A MCLAUGHLIN, Deputy.
Dated this a0fh day OF September, 1855. s3a-td
The above is hereby postponed till Saturday, the
llih dav Of October A. d. 1856 a. the same hour and
Mace above specifed 2. FREER,
Sheriff Butte County.
BY n. A. McLArGHLIS. Deputy.
Dated, this the 3Oih day OF September, A. ID. 1890
Butte record., 1856-10-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. J
County OF Butte. (


NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
NOW This day ii appearing MY satisfaction, as
~ Judge OF the Ninth Judicial District Court IN
and for Butte County that the Board of supervisors
IN and tor SAID County. did on the tWeuly-iourh day
OF September. D one thousand eight hundred and
fiity-six declare Oroviiie to be the County uf
Butte County from and after the said twenly yi0rih
day of September 4. D. 1851. in pursuance Of Act
entitled An Act 10 Change ard fix the ounty Seat uf
Butt, County apprb sed March 10th Is g. aud it fur
ther appearing my satisfaction that The present
buildings in which the said Cogr has been held and
in which the Records have been kept in the town OF
Bidwel. unsafe plrce of depository for said
Records. and thai the same is liable destruction
BY fire by of their being constructed entirely
of wood. And it further appearing, that there is no
building in the town Of Bidwel suitable ror holding
the terms of this and safely keep Records
from fire other calamity. and it appearing that the
of OrVvill fiji place to hold the terms Of this
Court and that = commodious AMI safe brick build
ing in said town has been rendered the county as
coutny buildings.
II Is therefore ordered, adjuJged and decreed, that
the Cler OF the Ninth Judicial District Court in and
for Butte county forthwith his Office ahd the
Records thereof to Orovilie in the building selected
by the said Board Of supervisors County Buildings
and ti.at he do and transact the business Of his said
Office, at the town OF orovie, the County Seat OF
Butte County. And it is further ordered. that The
Of said Court. from and after The said twenty
fourth day OF September AID lSj6 be held at The
said town OF 0roviile until otherwise ordered.
And it is further ordered, that the Clerk Of the Dis
trtct Court in and for Butte County. issue order
under the seal of said Court in conformity with this
order
And that the same be published in the Daily Butte
RECORD, paper published in the town OF Orovilic
for the space Of forty days from the date hereof
Given under my hand, this 24th day of september
A. d. 1856
WIN P. DAlNGERFIEI4D. District Judge.
s29-40t Ninth Judicial District, Cal
Butte record., 1856-10-04
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.


County of Butte. County Court.
NTOW this day il appearing to my satisfaction as
IN Judge of the County Court. in and for Butte
County, that the Board )f Supervisors in aad for said
County. did the oath day of September A. D. one
thousand eight hundred and hfiysiN. deore troyliie
to be the COUNTY seat of Butte County from and aler
the said twenty -fOarth day Of September z u. l-56
in pursuance OF an act entitled An Act to change and
fix the County Seat of Butte County, approved A'arch
10th. 1851; and ii further appearing TO my satisfaction
that the present buildings il which the euid Court has
been held and in which the Records have been kept
in the town of Bidwel. are unsafe as place Of de
poslory for said Records and that the same Is hable
TO destruction by fire, by reason of thctr being con-
strucied entire Of wood. And 1t further appearing
that there is no builaing in the OF Bidwell
able for holding the Of This Court, and to safely
keep its Records from fire or other caiani y, and il
appearing that the town or OrO"ie is tit place To
hold the OF this Court. and that safe and com
modi0us brick building in said town has been ten
dered the county a county buildings.
It is therefore ordered. adLdged and decreed. that
the Clerk ei the County COurt. in and for Bulie
County, forthwith remove his Office and The Records
thereof. to Oroyille. in The building selected by the
said Board of Supervisors County Buildings. and
that he do and ansact the business OF his said office.
nj the towF of Oroville the County Seat of RHte
County. And it is further ordered, that the terms of
said Court from and after the said twenty fourth day
of September ID 1856, be held at the said town Of
0roville until otherwise ordered
Ana it is further ordered. that the Clerk Of the
County Court in ard for Butte County, issue order
unde the seal OF said Court in conformity with this
order.
And that the same be published in the Daily Butte
Record, paper published in the town Of orovlle,
for the space OF forty days from the date hereof
BY order OF the Court.
Attest the foregoing copy of the original or
der lie in my office.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court
H.. a1iSed this The 24th day OF September. y. d..
MILES CHAPIN,
Clerk of County Court
Butte record., 1856-10-04
7YSBATE NOTICE.

Oroville, August 30, 1856. a
Butte record., 1856-10-04
SEERIEE SALE

FSY VIRTUE ef an execution issued ont OF a JUS
E2 tccs Court. ". : Stafford. Ju>ilce OF tho Peace,
in and for Bidwel Township, County Of Eu'ie and
Stale of California, to me directed and delivered.
commanding me tn make the sum of one hundred
and twenty uRe dollars and fiji! cent? debt. anu SIX
dollar of sui, together with all the costs accru-
ing said writ. wherein Joseph Glnckanf Il Plglntln
and Joey Howard is the Defendant, have levied
upon and will expose at Public Snie to The highest
bidder for cash. the 25th day Of Oclober. A. ID.
1886 between the hours prescribed oy law, al OF the
above named Defendants right title and interest," IN
and 10 the building situated on Nnter Street IN The
towa ni Bidwell. Buire County California. between
Louis Bergerne's Hotel and the Chinese store, and
formerly known as james Toner'S hOuse-salt build
ing being about twenty by forty ieei, and one story
high also. small building she'd in he renr. To-
gcther with the buildings located. Sale 10 lake
place N the town II Bldwelt, County and State afre
said, in front of Henry keefer's Banking and Ex-
change Office.
Sheriff Office, October ., 1856.
p FREER Sheriff Butte County.