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Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09
THE PENN MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF PHI "A pELPHIA
Corner TweLfth and Chestnut Streets.

HIS Medical institution designed both sexes consists
TWO equal and separate d, partments.
The teachings highly liberal, and nducted
prgressive systems and the study
Students either visiting Philadelphia view
acquiring und practical .dics educson should visit
institution previously to engaging elsewhere
The preliminary lectures the fall IN
first Of October and the regular
will continue for sixteen weeks. The spring
about the February and rst June
1857.
For containing Terms other parcuias
address J. NJ MACOMBER, n, D.,
Dean Of The Male Dspartuent.
Philsdslpha, July 20 1856. JOS. S. LONGSHORE, n. D..
Dean u the Fem e D Fps rtmenf.
au1.4tweow Box 1910, Post once.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

M. Wisenberger, gentleman who laid
out town on the upper Mississippi, and then
absented himself one year in consequence OF
losing $4,000, has returned to our territory to
look after his property. We are not informed
whether or no it is his intention to remain
here
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

e9 DR.. Stewards new stone building has
reached its third story. 1t is fine building.
and far preferable to the wooden shanties that
disgraced the place previous to the fire.
The foundation to the building in course Of
erection by Paist & McClung, is progressing.
Window frames are in the first basement
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

s. Post, General Newspaper Advertising Subscription
4gent is the only Authorized Agent this papern Lous,
and duly receive Advertisements and Subscrp-
tons at our usual rates.
His receipts will be regarded as payments.
Oce-Second story, Northwest Corner Of Chesnut and
Third Streets.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

B% Passengers from below inform us that
a severe storm has visited Winona and La
Crosse, the wind at the latter place unroo6ng
the new hotel and carrying it some distance.
At Winona several newly erected buildings
were blown over, and other damage done.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

GT Thomas Dougherty, the landscape painter,
died in New York city of disease of the brain.
He was among the first of our native landscape
painters, but at the time of his death was very
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

TREEs.--Several property holders in Fort street,
inform us that if their neighbors are agreed, and
will cooperate with them, they will cause trees
to be set out on each side Of the street, and will
nurse them until full-grown and vigorous. Capt.
George, just beyond Fort street, has set the
pie. Go and look at his Young and thrifty trees.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

SuNRIsE.-This portion of our Territory is set.
tling with great rapidity. A few days ago a
tract of 1000 acres was sold for 900 cash,
which was purchased by D. K. Caldwell, of this
city. who Immediately disposed of one quarter
of it for S., 900 cash.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

Bs9@ The new Grist Mill of Mr.. Rich near
the stable of Bsrkey s. Eddy, is progressing.
This will be great accommodation to the citi-
zens in the upper part Of the city.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

The CArHEDKAL.-The new Catholic Cathedral
is progressing finely. The cellar is dug out Of
solid rock, and the stones blasted from this rock
are to be used in the erecsion of the building.
They are verv fine and almost of any size.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

MAJ. Mummy REMovED.-Major Murphy
has been removed as agent of the Sioux and
Charles E. Flandrau appointed in his place.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

CO The first melons that appeared on the
tables of the Packet boats this season, were from
Minnesota. We have seen melons, apples and
plumbs in our market for the past week.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

The Land Office Of friend Brewster, located the
junction of 3rd, Bench and wabashaw Streets
once, is the most desirable point business town.
from observation, would ray it is the place
once business Persons looking up schsnces~ call
and see Arew.,er
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

.sS wherever there be
there
territory, ready the principle
slavery. pledged the year 1897; have been
pledged again and xgsn and win perform pledges
but will not do thing unnecessarily that wounds
Others that does discredit understa
Speech Of Daniel WeAs.er, 7fh March, 1880.
feel there nothing which civilized worla they
taSe notice OF humble myself, reproach
with, when, said the up my
ind TOR one that under circumstances would
the farther extension OF the Slavery the
States 20 the farther increase Slave
the of Dnntel Webse,
IN he Bill. IS4S.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

UNoBrRusIvE.--The unobtrusive steamer
Excelsior, plying between this city and Du-
buque, has done an excellent business so far
this season. She comes and goesas quietly
as the wind, but is scarcely if ever deficient in
q load. Success to the Excelsior.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

IS A Stew Our handy little neighbor Of
the Pioneer is in a dreadful stew because those
odious BLACK Republicans" have voted not to
support the army in Kansas that devotes its
leisure moments in arresting Free State men
per order of President Pierce. Little Handy
says that the "army is to be disbanded, the
Custom Houses, Post Offices and United States
Courts are all to be closed; in fact that this
act of the ''Black Republicans" "will stop all
kinds of Govermen, employment" Awful!
What riH become of the Pioneer office, in
case such dreadful catastrophe should hap.
Den
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

o. We again request Subscribers who do not
receive their papers, to give information at the
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09
As UsuAL.-Wheneve the Pioneer IS driv.

As UsUAL.-Wheneve the Pioneer IS driv-
en- to close quarters it seeks TO extricate itself
by Misrepresentation. For instance, it says
tina! We have refused to publish the speech of
Henry Clay from which the extract at our edito
rial head, is taken. The Pioneer knows bet.
ter than to make such an assertion, for if it will
turn TO our files Of last winter it will find that
part of the speech in question with our editorial
remarks thereon. But what has this to do
with the matter under discussion? We ask
again-did or did not Henry Clay make the re-.
mark which we have quoted at the head of our
paper1 If he did (and we dare you to deny
IT'D how then have we falsifed that great man,
for we have give his own wordss The truth
is, the Pioneer and its clique hate to see the
sentiments Of Jefferson, Washington, Clay and
Webster on the subject of Slavery and its ex.
tension brought! to the public eye, and hence
they seek 10 convict others as '.liars" and
''cheats," in order to cover up their own SINS
Henry Clay did utter what we have quoted
did seek to prevent the extension of Slavery
did cast his influence on the side of Justice and
Humanity, the growlings Of the Pioneer to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

a. Side walks have been laid in Fort street,
which afford very hne promenade. II is to be
regretted that this street cannot be carried through
to the Csve-it would form one Of the most de.
lightful avenues in the city.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

E8- One fourth Of the N. Y. Journal ol
Commerce has been sold for $55, 1000. This
makes the whole establishment worth $780,.
OOO
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

~ We learn from the editor of the Zetung,
of this city, that the Germans of Carver and
Scott Counties are all going for Fremont ard
Dayton. They are quite enthusiastic, and have
repudiated the nasty" platform Of James Blu.
chanan. The Germans of Hennepin County are
on the same track.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

GY That is a miserable-looking shanty the
other side of our Office, but the joiners tell US
that they will make it look much better in q few
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

0T Carpenter, just above the Times Building,
has some splendid plums, as well as other kinds
of fruit. t4It sa
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

CI Part of the Fur Train to which we have
already alluded, belonged to Forbes & Kittson.
who do an extensive business in the Fur line.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

e. much needed thunder storm visited rs
on Tuesday night, greatly bene6ttipg vegetation.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

NO. EMPIRE BLOCK.
Just imported from the West Indies, and sale FON.
SEGA CRAwFORD'S, beautiful and curious assortment
Of ornamental seed work.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09
NEW ARRIVAL OF
b BOOTS AND SH HOES.

BOOTS AND HOES.
~ O. H0FFNAN now opening his Spring Stock
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Made In the best and the
materials and in surpassed In the city. He calls
pecal atteRti. n to his assortment Of
Gentlemen's Patent Leather Boots and '3aiters.
which for elegance, finish and durability surpassed
His stock OF Slippers Caters Bukin, etc., Ladies
very large aud select and he order
Gle that may be called for in style thai please
none but the best and wcrkmen
Ready made Boots Of the best Calf, Morocco, Kid
Patent -ather constantly hand. An inspection
fully solicited Saint Anthonv-st opposite Empire Block
my6-tf G, c. HOFFMAN,.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

u The Levee work goes bravely on. Hills
are being excavated and vallies filed in, making
very great and important improvement in the
condition Of our city
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

CO The water at the Lower Rapids is 80 low
that many of the boats have been obliged to lay
by among the number the Minnesota Belle.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

GT The Mississippi River at this point is very
low boats, however, continue to make their reg
ular trips.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

ca The actor who was driven from room BY
the Kissing of a teAkettle, has been killed by 9
burst of applause.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

LAND DEcIsroN.-We learn from the Minneso-
tian, that the land at Lake Superior, known as
Superior City, which has been 90 long in dispute,
has been awarded to Messrs. Bronson and Slaugh-
ter, rather they have obtained the fdl title to
their town site. The Attorney General has deci-
ded that Hall. Breeds could not hold the land,
and hence the chagrrn Of many experienoed land
sharks.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

IowA.---The election in this State came of
yesterday. We anticipate glorious Republican
triumph. Our friends are battling nobly for
Freedom.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09
ST. PAUL MARKErS.

CORRECTED DAILY ny EDDY BANKER.
DAILY TIMES OrrIcE,l
August y 1855.
wEroHrs or GRAIN.-The following established
weights Of grains for this Territory: Wheat, bu
Glover Seed 60 ms bu.; Rye, IS rs Corn, IS
rs ou; Oates, 81 MS bu; Barley, 4sD bu Buckwhear
u ns q bu. - &
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09
FRIDAY. August Sth,

FRIDAY, August 9Th,
kT VIM. L. Ames is erecting new steam
saw mill on the Island just below the mill of p.
Chouteau, Jr., lower Levee.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

HEALTH.-We learn that considerable sickness
prevails in the river towns, arising from fever
ague, typhoid fever, &c. The health Of this city
still continues good.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09
CIT IT h M S /.


DEPury SHERIrr.--John S. Prince, Esq,
Of this city, has been appointed Deputy Sheriff
in place Of Mr.. Caldwell, resigned.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

BeJr The Pioneer Guards will parade the
latter part Of this week. They have now a
new brass band, under the leadership Of Mr..
Ingalls,, which, when fully drilled, will add
greatly to their public appearance.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09
THuasDAY. Aug. :

ody The Pioneer Guards, Capt. Jones, parade
to-day in full dress. kA, %
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

Our PoLIcE.-We are glad to learn that
the ordinance regulating our Police, has been
repealed and new one adopted, which puts the
Mayor at the head of the organization, and the
Marshal of the city as chief OF the force. The
city is to be divided into three districts and the
Mayor has power to appoint one policeman in
each district to act as captain. He can in.
crease or diminish the force as he deems prop
er, and discharge those who fail to do their
duty. Ii our city is not more quiet in the fu-
ture, it will be because we are mistaken in the
energy and ability OF Mayor Becker, who hith-
erto has shown himself competent to preserve or.
der when possessed with the necessary author
ity
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

OrsrED.-The House Of Representatives have
refused to give Whitfield, Of Kansas, seat in
their body. vote-ll0 to 90. They also refused
Gov. Reeder a seat by Q vote of liz to IS.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09
JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
THE finest assortment of Fancy Gosds opened in
Paul, such indkerchfefs Cravats Hosiery, Gloves.
Portmones, Pocket Cutlery, descrpt-n Perfume
Of all knds also Candy, Nuts, Preserved FRUITS Cigars
Also, Warren's Fishing Tackle,
other ices msnon Ladies gentlemen
respectfully invited to call and examine themselves
Alot Beal,s Patent Revolvers Of supero
quality,opposte the American House, st. Paul.
je7-tf VIM. NIXON.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09
MINNESOTA VALLEY NURsEpv,

vHB Bubsebes would inform the citisens Of Leous -
vicinity shss he has opened Nsrey e Ls9usu "a =
~ pe Ard - furnish thoee who mag Vaot anyshtn ~
ma = tns uesegeasoaabis tsgns.
U1ostd19ew 7lss'fs A3AoA o1BWAu2
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

ca But two papers in Indiana and two in
Illinois support Fillmore.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

q None but God and the poor know what
the poor do for each other.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

s.THE ABOLITION DOMESTIC SLAVERY the greatest
object desire in these Colonies where
Iroduced in their infant state."-Je6ersoa in lT7i.
Speaking sub ect, Jefferson When
remember that God is just, tremble for country"
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09
RemaOval!
ALBANY AND TROY STOVE DEPOT.
DAVID GIL ES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN

SIOVES,
1AvING purchased the old stand ed and occupied BY
IL n. L. Storey, the corner vi Robert and Fourth
Streets would respectfully inform the citizens
the surrounding country, that he has just
a., ONE THOUSAND COOKING STOVES,
are the following
The NEW AJAX, s4s si
The VICTORY,
The NEW EMPIRE STATE,
The FIRE WITCH. and i.sf
The NEW ENGLAND PREMIUM BANNER,
Which will be sold on reasonable Merchants
and those wishing buy single do
On me before purchasing elsewhere,
be undsrsold BY any House in the Territory.
DAVID GILES,
ilys. Corner OF Robert md Fourth st's.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

HENRY CLAY on SLAvERY.-ssl have said that
could vote for itmyse and
will vote, and earthly will
slavery territory where Henry
ydy,s Speech. Eeb. e.. IS5O
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

- The aalssa was in port yesterday.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09
INroRMArfon WANTED,

Urine whereabouts Of young the Davenport
Bracket who supposed By his friends to be in this
part the surrounding country. ADyperson Knowing
the said Davenport Bracke also where he
Of him. II they will inform me- letter, st. Anhouy
Falls, shall be rewarded for the same.
o.. Pad, u. T., Aug. ID, 1855. as1
au<-ltdkws JANIS BR Racket.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09
DRfcn rnufr.

ORIGV tHUIIs
Apples......4l j0@2 90 p bu
Peaches pealed. ......S7 6o@6
Green applies. 00@ IL Dbl
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-08-09

y
I4uS8a for MtnnesOta5
lCHARLE6 w. w WOOL LEY,
L0wER LrEEE. 81. PAUL,
Is fairy usdsr nv, and vill Transact stn
STORAGE, soswAnDIne, AND C0aMIsss0s
DUslN Esq, s. 1-'l, - !
Deal largely In
GRAIN, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
To al busines entrusted 70 his care, he win esys
PROxpr PERsoNAL ATTENTION.
Marx packages Scare Of G. W., ST. PAuL."
Hessrs. Borup and Oskes, Bankers st. Saul.
Tn0P.. =. ulssss wiss,3n, q. Esa,s do, DO: ~
Pc. Walter, Esq.. dubuque, Iowa.
"a s.P' ,s.,.s rsfs : Co., Co.. oss. DO. - Do.
M "a: Mssss:.: o. s:n'' s:ns:s,. IS st. le.l. No.
Wil!l.assa Mann : o., New Yort.
na9S s@as c.moSs. DsO%1n, ssa ssai dS
Jos; 2. Los sring = Co., do. de-.
PRIVATE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
M THE subscriber, being about remove to ST. Peter,
-! street, on the hill opposite NJ. srlby's.
the lots belonging 70 the same, contain ~
19O FRONT FEET ON ST. ANTHoNY-ST.
The improvement. eon.. o. House, Wood SHE'D, Huss
new - feet square, containing the principal nor
running through the middle and porch on sides I. wd
BY 81 feet tong The lower ns Dim
Room, Kitchen and Oelisr Ie square store room
BY ~, and servants 10 H. Thus lining room
and cellar, 70 which attached the Wood-Shed 30 feer
With cisten under the l3k DEF D.
Stable and Carrase Houses will carriage, g
horses tons Hay In the loft and ir the
ment story Of the same.
Immediate possession will be given n required.
rosny person ln want Of neat, comfoabi, and
signed viii not hesitate the ppsmsss
scrfbed.
Tsms-0ne half or less down, and balance In snd2
years. with interest At ~ per cnf snnu, b.
mortgage on the property clear and undsrbed viii
te given Enquire Of the undergued trssss or Of
1essrs. AacKubin & Edgerton, Bankers.
ilyl0-tR A. 7. H0RHS.
Butte record., 1856-04-12
Al NOTC CES.
suEgEFFs saEv

so Virtue ct q Dacrelal ossier issued cut
a0af the District Court Of 9th Jasiscial Dis
trict IN aRd f0r the County of Butte aud State
Of california. to ME directed and delivered
naming me 10 make The sum Of one hun
ared aud two twenty-eizht huuaredths dol-
iars with Interest thereon IT lie rate OF ten
Per cent Per annum from the 18th day Of
March \ D. 1885, il te.ng = bill due On a
certain mortgage given Ia ilvor Of z 5. May
hard; also, together wtA ~ costs that NAV
accrue, wherein Warren e. Sexton is plaintiff
anu i. S. Skinkle IS the defendant, |
VII sell at public sale tie following desribed
mortgagel property, to Wit: All of the above
named defendants right title and interest in
aud 70 the land AMI lenemeuts situated in the
Town Of Bidweil, Butte County State of Cali
iornla, commenting at the southeast corner
q Plaza opposite the National Hotel. thence
running west to the lot occupied by G Lamp,
thence south to the lot formerly occupied by 4
B. AeWo0mb, thence cast 10 the street, thence
north TO the place Ct Beginning
Sale to take place at the Court House door
in Bidwell, On the 2Sfh day Of April. A. D.
1886, between the hours prescribed by Law
Terms Cash
P. FREER, Sderif Butte County.
ap > - Fl
Butte record., 1856-04-12
SEIERIgF'S SALE.

III virtue Of N Execution issued ont Of the
district Court. Ninth Judicial District. in and
for Butte county, and State Of California, to
me drected anl delivered. commanding me to
make the sum OF eight hundred and twenty
Jour and thirty pine one hundredlths dollars.
less the SUR Of three hundred dollars. with
interest thereon at the rate Of ten per cent
per annum Gu five hundred and twenty four
5hirty-nine one hundredths dollars, from date
of Judgment, till paid and the snm Of forty
twenty FIVE one hunlredths dollars. cost q
suit, together with the accruing costs on said
writ. wherein William Montgomery is Plain
tiff and L. Woodward and W T. Lawler are
Deiendants Therefore. in pursuance Of said
wit, have seized and levied upon all Of the
right, title. and interest Of the aforesaid de-
1endants, Z. Woodward and W. f Lawler in
and 70 the following described property, to-
wit, VIZ; All that piece or parcel Of land sit
dated on Montgomery street, in the town Of
nroUlle, Ophir township, Butte county, and
State aforesaid, beginning at the southeast
corner Of the premises known as the Orleans
Hotel, running thence in q westerly direction
on Montgomery street, one hundred and six
ty-one l6i) feet, thence in a southerly di-
rectiun one hundred and thirty-two 1872 feet
thence in an easterly direction one hundred
and si1ty-on (l6i} feet, thence in a uortherlv
direction ore hundred and thirty-t0o 133)
feet, to the place Of beginning, together with
all sud singular the appurtenances thereun'o
belonging. or in any wise pertaining and
known as the Orleans Hotel; which l will sell
at public sale at the court house door in Bid
we'll, on saturday the 81 day of May, 4. D.
1866, at o'clock, J. NJ, to the highest bidder
for cash
p FREER,
Sheriff Butte County
Butte record., 1856-04-12
nECI-AnATORY NoTIcE

a Office is hereby given that Jane S.
"a Howell wife Of Nio. II Howell Of tie
County Of Butte and State of California, do
hereby declare that intend. from after
this date to carry on business IN my owa mama
and on my own account il said County Of
Butte, that the n ture Of said business Is
Ranchiug-rajsiug Stock aud Poultry, Dairy
business aud teaming, and that | viii be indi-
viiHaliy responsible IN my own name for all
debts contracted by me oa account Of my said
business, and / further declare that the A.
mount OF capital invested in said business,
does not exceed the sum of five thousand dol
lars
In witness whereof | have hertuuto SGT ny
hand and seal, this, the twenty fifth day Of
March, A. d. 1886
JANE 5 HOW ELL. Lseall
Subscribed and sworn to before ne this the
25th day Of March \. D 1870.
JAMES WILKINSON,
Justice Of the Peace. Hamilton Township.
Butte record., 1856-04-12
NOTICES
sEEa-rFs SALE.

By virtue Of IN Execution issned out Of tn,
District Court, Ninth Judicial District. in anl
for Butte County, and State Of California. tc
me directed and delivered, commaniinr me +.
make he SUN of three th0us md aud twenty.
one sixty two one hundredths dallars. a;ib
interest thereon frem this date. at the rate d,
ten per cent per anaum til paid. AMI he sun
Of sevenfy-5even iifty one hGndredths dollars.
costs of salt. and accruinr costs Of il,i. vx,.st
wherein John Hart IS p!aintif and palal
DlIe- IS uciencaaf. Therefore Ia pursuar-e-
Of said wri;, have seized ana levied upon I'm
Of the right. title, and interest Of the defend
aRts IN sal. writ in ard TO the following de-
serlbed property; to-wt, viz: All that certain
piece or parcel Of land situated in Ophir town
ship, Batte county, located in the Second RAJ
vine from the mouth of the South Fork Of Dry
Creek, Claimed for mining purposes, commen-
eng one hundred and Gfy tl50) feet above a
" Nmte Oak Tree marked with the letter 5. and
running down from said tree seven hundred
and htty tl5Dl feet to 4 corresponding mark.
Also all that certain piece or parcel Of land
claimed for mining purposes, situated On Cher
okee Ray;ae, Ophir township. back of the
store Of P. Bean. containing four claims OF
about ore hundred feet each;
Also all that certain piece or parcel Of land
claimed ior mining purposes, situated on
CAeroAee kaFlue, IL OpnIr tOwn-hip, contain
ing four claims OF about one hundred feet each
contiguous 70 the Feather River and Ophir
Water Ditch, near Beams store;
Also all that certain piece or parcel Of land
claimed for mining purposes, situated at
Thompson's Flat, Eureka township, Butte
county, consisting Of eight mining claims.
eight hundred feet. located in a southerly d.
rectioE one thousand feet from said Th0mp-
sons Flat, and contiguous to the fame Of tie
Water Ditch known as Morris Ravine and
Thompson's Flats Water Ditch;
Also all that certain piece or parcel Of land
claimed for mining purposes, situated in the
s'uf Of the Hill back Of Oroyi!le. directly in
the rear Of the Orleans Hotel, and bounded
on the south by the claim Of Joseph Snyder.
coutaining fifty feet front, and running back
one hundred feet more or less:
Also in and 10 a certain Water Ditch and
water commencing st or near a DIGGER Pine
free, biazed. on the -outh branch OF the Md
ole Fork OF Dry Creek 0phir township, Butte
County, aut near Ivuchburg. running thence
TO the mining claim known as Summers &
Co, being about one mile IN length, which /
will expose TO public sale q; the Western IIo-
tel, in Lynchburg. Opiir township Butte
county. aad State OF California On the 7th
day Of May, 4 d. 1856. at 10 o'clock, j. ". ,
to the highest bidder Tor cash
? FREER,
Sheriff Bate County
B.dwell, April l., 1856.