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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22
ANOTHER FORGERY.

The Know Nothing papers are circulat-
ing forged circular, protesting to be issu-
ed from Washington. and addressed to post
masters throughout the country, demand
ing money for electioneering purposes
This forgery was probably coined in the
same mint of the ten-cent faslehood. Is is
pronounced vile forgery by the Washing
ton Union.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22
vThe Reading pal Journal, Fillmore

VThe Reading pa Journal, Fillmore
Know Nothing, approves union between
the Fillmore and Fremont forces. 1t says:
I'VE are not without hope that a union of
the opposition elements will be had, on
grounds honorable to all parties, and that
= Buck and Breck,' whom the niger drivers
think destined to walk over the course SO
easily, will be handsomely beaten in the
end"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22
Pocket hook IOSf.
A steward Wanted.

A PUBLICATIONS. for the above office in Da-
N wilson College, will be received, until Tues
day the 29th of July, (beiDg Tuesday of Court,)
ON which day the Committee will meet in Char
lotte, to consider such applications. In the mean
time, any one DESTROYS of securing the place, can
present his name either personally or by letter 10
any member of the committee.
Rev. w. w. PHARR, Oak Lawn p. O,
Rev ii. B. CUNNINGHAM, ID. d., Charlotte
A, b. DAVIDSON, Esq, Charlotte,
ID. A. Caldwell, esq, Davidson College,
X. J. MCDOWELL, Esq., Ecattes' Ford,
Executive Committee.
July l. lS56-3w
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22
FROM KANSAS.

Advices from Leavenworth are up to the
18th inst. Gen. Persifer Smith had arrived
there. A deputation of frees oilers waited
upon him, asking protection of their lives
and property against armed marauders from
the South on the different river towns. He
replied $50 says correspondent of the n.
York Tribune, who no doubt lies) that he
had no authority, that the armed bands
were regularity enrolled militia, acting un-
der the color of the law and that there was
no redress except by civil law.
Gen. Smiths instructions, it is said, are
emphatically to prevent armed invasion
from any quarter, and to afford protection
to all peaceable settlers at any cost; Col.
Sumner will retain his present position in
Kansas, subject to the orders of General
Smith, who is entrusted with large discre-
tionary powers, and is fully possessed of
the Presidents views on the subject of Kan
sas affairs. Gen. Smith was selected for
this trust with Difference to his prudence,
ability and frmness, as well as legal know
ledge, enabling him to discriminate on deli
cate questions that may arise.
--~.~
SOMETHING NEw.-Mr. D. McComb, of
Memphis, Tennessee, has recently invented
what he calls Iron Tie for cotton bales"
which promises to supersede entirely the
use of rope, at a less cost. 1t is said to be
easily adapted to all kinds of presses
Unlike the rope, there is no expansion af-
ter the pressure is removed. 1t is sold at
eight cents per pound. The New Orleans
Commercial Review says that 100000 ties
were sold in days in that city, so much
pleased are planters with the invention.
U The Northern journals state that
"the American State Council met at Pro-
violence, Rhode Island, on the 18th instant
and ratified the nomination of Fremont and
Johnston. The attendance was thin, the
Fillmore men having Withdrawn before the
council proceeded to business.
Here is another evidence, like that of
Massachusetts,, that the Fillmorines and
Fremonters are one and the same party
quarrelling for the votes of the people for
their respective favorites.
The following States will hold their cleo
tons previous to the great contest for the
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22
COURT.

A term of The Meeklenburg Court of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions will commence
on Monday next.
We are requested to state that the Mana
gers of Election can obtain Tickets for the
candidates for the House of Commons, by
calling at this Office during Court week.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22
MARRIED..

In CASTOR County, on the 14th inst, by the
Rev Mr.. Cullen, Mr.. CoNDY HAGGERTY to
Mrs MARGARET LoNERGAN.
In Rowan county, near Witherow's Creek,
on the 24th ult, by the Rev. Fr.f e. F. Rock
well. Mr. RUFUs A. BREADY, of Davidson Col
lego, to Miss MARTHA J daughter Of Mr.. Sam
uel Hart, Esq.
Heaven sends man the faithful wife,
Life without her 10 not life.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22

II The elections, to supply the vaoan-
cies in Congress created by the resignation
of Messrs. Brooks and Keitt, take place in
South Carolina on Monday next. Msssrs.
Brooks g. Keitt viii remain in Washington.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22
The Washington correspondent Of tn

The Washington correspondent Of the
Charleston Is. CO. Standard, says: A
member of Congress, yesterday, bet ten
carry twelve Northern States-Maine, New
Hampshire, Connecticut, New York, Penn
sylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, Indiana, Hi
nois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan and Cali
fornia.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22
To Our FrieI, dis.

nWING to the recent death of our former
" partner, Nr. r. II. Brawiey, the accounts
of Brown, BrawIey a. Co., must BIO settled by
July Court or they viii be placed in the hsuds
Of an officer for collection. Do not blame us
ven do not call, we are candid with you.
J. l.. BROWN & Co.
Surviving partrfrs
June IL. Ie5s-5w
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22

u The bet of 500 offered some time
since by an advertisement in the Whining
ton Journal, that three States cannot be
named that will vote for Mr.. Fillmore, has
not yet been taken.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22
FOR HOUSE OF COMMONS:
F. AVID s ON,
NJ. MATHEWS.
ELECTORS
DISTRICTS.

lst Dist. VIM. r. Martin, of Pasquotank
81 william u. Blow, of Pitt.
I'd n. B. Smith, of New Hanover.
4th " CASTOR III. Wilder, of Wake.
5th S. H.. williams, of Alamance.
9th John VI. Clement, of Davie.
9TH " R. II. Warning, of Mecklenburg.
9Th " w. w. Avery, of Burke.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22

Democrats, will therefore, bear in mind,
that Gov. Bragg and his opponent will speak
in this town on Saturday next. BIZ. Gil
ner, says the Standard in violation of his
promise to Gov. Bragg, continues to make
the appointments, without consulting the
Gevernor. For this violation of his prom
isc, Mr.. GiImer must have a strong reason
and We can infer no bett er one, than an anx-
iety to get rid of Gov. B.-who evidently
worries the rat that eats the malt" Such
iliberality will do Mr.. G. more harm than
good. 1t exhibits a want of courteous feel
Ing Inconsistent with the high character
looked for in a gentleman who asPires to
the diSnifed office of Governor. He may
drag Gov. B. after him now; but two weeks
from Thursday next, Gov. b. will take the
lead, and leave Mr.. G. many thousands be-
hind.
+. S:-We learn from various sources,
flat Gov. Bragg viii certainly be here ON
Saturday. The speaking will commence
at an early hour in the day-say ii o'clock.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22

A Nut FOR THE ABoLITIoNIsTs.- The
Norfolk Argus says Messrs. Rowland g.
Bro. of that city, recently furnished their
negro Jim with funds to make tour, alone,
through the Northern States, which he did,
stopping IN New York, Bedford, Mass,
Fall River, and other abolition holes, where
he saw a number of fugitive slaves, very
much dissatisfied with their condition. Jim
returned few days since, well contented
with his lot in life.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22

A CHANGE.-A few days ago the Their
mometer in our Office was up to 95. This
morning it was down to 65-a difference of
80 degrees.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22
coNGREss.

The proceedings of Congress, for the last
week. were not marked by any thing of
special interest.
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cation was read :
CovINGTON, KENTUCKY,


The National American Convention hav-
ing nominated Willard Fillmore and An
drew jackson Donelson as their candidates
for President and Vice President of the
United States, and both candidates having
accepted the nomination of the American
party, it is held to be the first duty of the
American organization in all parts of the
Union to conform to the preference express
by the national delegates.
In case the existing organization in your
State decline to sustain these nominations,
against which, either as men, or on account
of their principles, nothing can be Justly
said, or in case they secede from the ma
tional nominations made in Philadelphia In
February last by delegates from all parts
of the Union, by virtue of authority invest
ed in me, as president of the national grand
council, I hereby revoke the charter grant
ed to the now existing organization, and all
charters emanating there from, and hereby
authorize you to establish State and subor-
dinate councils in and for the State Of Con-
necticut, in conformity to the constitution
of the national grand council and the rules
and regulations which govern its existence.
E. II. BARTLETT,
President of the Grand Council of the U. S..
To Hon. OLIVER ELLSWORTH, city of
Hartford. HENRY SHERMAN, city of Hart
ford.
The real character of Know N othingism
is more satisfactorily developed in this do
cument than in any platform of the order,
land their name is legion) which we have
seen. 1t is, in form and substance, a copy
of one of those Papal edicts against which
the Know Nothings have expended so much
honest indignation. What the Pope claims
the right to do in regard to the spiritual af-
fairs of the Church the president of the
Grand Council of the United States claims
the right to do in regard to the political
opinions and actions of the members of the
organization. Located at Covington, Ken
lucky, this great high priest of the order of
the dark lantern exercises jurisdiction over
the entire Union; and all who assert the
right of exercising their private judgment,
in conflict with the will of the National A
merican Convention, are accommodated
and sent headlong to political psrdition.-
1t turned out that the majority of the Con-
necticut Know-Nothings had more hatred
for the South than for the Pope and the for
eigners. or they believed that Col. Fremont
was as good Know Nothing as Mr.. Fill
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22
VALUABLE
Land for sal,

T'HE subscriber being deslrous of 49,.
/ removing, offers his Valuable 3SfE
Plantation for sale, containing 300 A#YNH
Acres, lying six miles South of ek
Charlotte, directly on the Providence road, and
about mile of where the contemplated Will
mington, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad
will be located Said land is both very healthy
and productive for corn, wheat and cotton;
there is about 40 acres cleared land, IS fresh
cleared, and the balance well improved. The
Wood Land is good soil, well tim bered. There is
a good DIV elIing house, and all other necessary
out buildings. A frstrate Gin House. also a
frstrate Saw Null, all in good order. Said
place is one of the best locations for good
Blacksmith in the county. Any person wish
ing to purchase such a plantation, would do
we'll to call and judge for themselves soon, as
l am anxious to sell. Terms made easy, to
suit the purchaser.
JAMES ii. KENNEDY.
Julv % 1S56-tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22
The Charlotte Mutual Fire
Insurance COMPANY,

TONTINUES to take risks against loss by
" Fire ON Houses, Goods, Produce, &c, at
usual rates. Office in Brawley's Building, up
D1RB1FDRSs
M. B. TAYLOR, President.
S. p. ALEXANDER, Vice President.
J. A. YOUNG,
J. II. WHITE,
G.. OVERMAN,
A. C. STEELE,
]. Ii. WILSON, Agent.
JOHN F. IRWIN, Secretary.
July %, l856-tl
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22
ANOTHER EXECUTION.

On our first page is an account of the ex-
ecution of CLANCY, few days ago, for ne
gro stealing in South Carolina. On the same
day Moses Garrett was hung at Unionville,
in the same State, for the same crime
These examples should prove warning to
the disciples of Greedy, Sumner Il Co.
Gossett was an old man, believed to be the
dupe of others, and much sympathy was
consequently manifested in his behalf by
the large crowd at the gallows.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22

IThe King of Belgium and family arc
on a visit to Queen Victoria.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22
Stop the Runaway

has very small for a negro boy, is very
likely, has long hair when combed out, and
has generally worn it plated and tied with
string behind on work days.
have reason to believe that Sandy has been
conveyed away by some person; and viii
give IS Dollars Reward for his deli
very to me, or for his delivery in jail, so that
/ recover him. My residence is short dis
tanoe south of Monroe, N. c., and also short
distance west of Chesterfield Courthouse, ,.
Carolina. JOHN Z. GATHINGS.
July s, ls56.-5t*
0rThe Southern Christian Advocate, of
charleston, will please copy one month, and
onward account to Mr.. c., Lanes Creek =. o.,
Union county, &C.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22
FOR GOvERNO,
THOMAS BRAGG.

FOR STATE SENATOR:
X. MY E liz 9
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22
POLITICAL PoPERY INSTALLED
POPE BARTLETT'S BULL OF EXCoMMUNI-
CATION.

CATION.
An incident occurred a few days ago in
Connecticut. which gave good inside view
Of the pretentious claims of Know N othing-
ism to political infallibility. The "Ameri-
can State Council" met at Hartford to con-
slider the report of their delegates to the
Convention at New York. Whilst the &C
ton of the delegates in agreeing to the nom
ination of Col. Fremont was being discuss
ed, the following remarkable bull of excom-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22

The following States will hold their cleo
tons previous to the great contest for the
Presidency:
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TARIFF OF THROUGH FREIGHT

On and after the LIST of July, 1856, the above
Rates of Freight will be charged upon all the
Through Articles enumerated. All others will be-
charged at the present Local Rates.
T. J. SUMNER,
CJuly Is, '56-tf1 General Superintendent
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-22
MEssRs. BRAGG & G1LMER.

The Fayetteville Observer publishes the
following list ef appointments. for Mr. Gil
mer-anG the Raleigh Standard learns that
GGv. Bragg will be with him, and will ad-
dress the people at the same times and pla-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-15

EgN virtue ntan execution issued ont ofthe District
. Court, Nmth Judicial nI>tr,cj. IN and for butlr
county dated The 9th day OF Angus, \. -. i-jh. -
me- directed and delivered, mmaudWg mr tO make
the sum Of five hundred and forty three htly three
one hundrtdhs t>ll3.l3j dollars dcht, aud the sun
of twenty nine -iNiN five one hunirrdhs C>-Gl) dot
lars costs of suiLasd Hccrutug costs Ut SAID writ,
wherein ". II I.Fm!nS and j. T. Mae, are paiutitis,
aud stephen Mead and VIM. \. llildreth dctrndants,
therefore m pursuance of said VIII, have seized ana
levied upon an o The right. TILE and int Of said
de'cniah> IN and 10 All that - ran ptrce or parcel
of land aud HTpurtcnnHCrs tltrcuuto belonging or IA
any WISE appcraiuing, situated aud described H. fol-
lows. 10 Wit: all that certain piece pared OF land
situated IN lNuchburgh, Ophr township. Butte
County. aud state ui California. luclcd ON the west
side OF :hu Plaza, IN the SAID town of Iynchburg,
containing - feet trout mud rear running east l2t
feet more or less together with the building and ap-
purtcuancc> thereto bclunging in any wise apprf~
tanning which viii expose tor sale Hl the above de-
scrbcd premises 10 the HIGHEST bidder for cash
FrldFy the 2ith day @! October, A. ID. 1856, at ,
O'Clock T.. NJ. OF said day
T. FREEE.
o3f Sheriff Butte County.
baIed this 3rl day of October, A. H. 1856.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-15
LEGAL NOTICES..
>rArGoF cNtLruKNiA, }
Probate Court

STATE OF CNtINuKNtA,l
County of HuHr Probate Court
Vs-nW 'h'- DAY. it appearing a" NV se.>f'c'ion 81.
" Iud .rnf the Prphatr tnuri. 30 aud for lu't'
County thai the lutrl ut ~tprr,i~ur-. aui t'r >Hi
county dit. on tho twenty fourth day "f Stpt'n''""
p nnc thui-I',I r,-hl huuircd aud hiiN -N Grc'ur
tt-tII. tn h. the GniuiN Srtt Of i'ft' Go from
after il, >ljd twcny tpmih dal of ~rpl"mbcr \ u
lN.G. in lur~lancc at IN A. t'uV'"l AH Act Pc
change aud ty te" count, seat ot Ho'" Cu"'i'. "t
proved VA e." ln.h, l-.', a"d 1t i'u'"r ap" "r.u,
10 my -at-itr Iuu. lht tnr pcr~nt hHitirG. r'N|.
lhe .ad ,uuri has hrcn held AID In which M i'''
or5s have he.n kept in the town "s NtN'.l arr uu
>pla a~ "a place, of depository tor SAIL Rec r!,. 'rd
that the same i liable n destruction 10y fire, by rca-
SON Of their being constructed entirely Oi wood.
And it further appearing that there j. 10 butIdin'
IN the town uf Biiwrh.-uiahlr for hnidng The terms
of TN. court and Ia safely Keep ~ Records from ir
or Other calamity. and it appearing that The town ui
Orovlue is ft place 10 holI the terms ut ms court
snd that "a CONNEXIONS and sn'c trick building in
said lwn has rendered to the county rs county
bindings
1t j. therefore ordered. adindgrd and dccrecd that
the Clrrk of tho Probate Court, ir and for Ru'tr
County furiwilh remove his office and the Records
thereof toOroville. IN The building selected by ih,
snid Il ,ard "t supervisors n county hWdng~ nu"
that he do uud transact the business o ms sald "ht"
the loNn of Oroyir, az the County seat OF Butte
County
And it is further ordered that the terms Of said
court from and after the said twenty fourth day Of
September. 4 u i-56. be held at the said town of
OruV.. until othrrw iSc ordered.
And it j. further ordered that the Clerk otlhc Pr
bate Court in aud for Butte County. issue in order.
under seal ot said Court in conformity win tls or
der.
And that he same be published in the DAILY But c
Record. paper published ~ the town OF oroHllle,
for the space of forty daNs from the date hereof
BY or ter Of Court.
Attest the foregoing true copy of the original or
der ou I'LL, ia my court.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Pro-
r. bate Couf affixed. this the 2ilh da! OF sep
temhtr. 4 D lri6. at Hidwc
MILES CHAPLIN, Probate Clerk.
DkRRArII. IeputN
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-15
DEcLARAToRY NOTICE.

NOTlCE is hereby given that | Ellen Carpenter.
~ wife of Uaugerieli Carpenter. OF the County Of
Butte and stale OF California. do hereby declare tha'
intend from ami after this date. To carry ON business
in ny own nnIne md on my Iwn account, IN saIG
couuty ri Butte. aud that said business i farming
raising, buying and selling ot stock of all kinds; anf
that will be Individually responsible in my owl
name for all debts CONTRACT by me on account
my said business, and ! further declare that III
amount of capital invested by me in said busine,,
does not exceed the sum of five thousand dollars. /
testimony whereof have hereunlO set my hand an-
seal, this, the ID day Of October. 4. d. 1850
ELEM CARPENTER Seal
sworn TO and snbscribed before me This the I'd ds!
OF Octslrr, A. ID. 1855. J. ELLIOTT.
kIustice Of the Peace.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-15
BY DARRAcu, lepuly.
SfiERIFF'S SALE.

uaY VIRTUE or Az EXECUTION ISSUED
I'D ont OF the Ninth iuiiral District Court. IN and
tur The county OF Bate. State OF ChuiorulI, bearing
da. the 26ih ,iaV Of August A n. lSj6, and 10 nIc
directed and deli rrrHi. cpinmnnIlig me Ia make
The sum Oi three hlndr,d aud f!tN dollars prlnc,pa
and for Interest from the I'D iHy of June \ -. lci6.
on he tl.r,c hun}r.d dollars principal at the rate of
ihrcC per cent per m0hIh until pad and for costs OF
sui; :l>," IN the sum of tn tSlo) do lars hnd nc
rtu.ug costs, ont of the property hereinafter d.
Sc-;Jrd To satisfy the aforesaid Judgment, wherein
Ju,rph T. smith is rlainliG aud Jacob :. Morris i
defendant. to wiz tn" Metropolitan Theatre, sltua
ted in Oroville in the county and State aforesaid To-
Gated Oh the corner OF llunioon hrd Hrd streets.
fronting thirty nine C9) feet on iluno"n street, and
eighty (rD feet on Bird street. Also all thai
certain piece aud parcel OF land situated III Cr"vlr,
Ophr Township Butc comfy. aud SAFE ol 'GllIor
ma. and described on The map OF the Town oi orc
vile. as follow, Lots nubmrr one, a. two. t2)
three ( four ) five, (5) aud six. 90 III Block ililr'
" six, &c ; Lots number one, - two, O. tNr 90
sN i. seven, I. and eight, = in Block eight ;; Lots
number one l. two. . three, g. tour" I. five, D. SIX. Il.
seven = and cighl. :. in Rlock lumber ten 10; Lots
number 1.-TWO. =. three 3, four 4. five, d TX i.
seven, :, and eight :. III Block number eleven II
loIs one. |. two :. three, 3 Tour !, hVe' - SIX ~.
SEVEN and eight. S in Block number twelve. l2,o-
number /. two =, hrre. 3, four. five ,, sH, q.
seven. :. and eight 5, in Block number twenty 20;
Lots number one l. two ,. three. ,. four. hVa, ,.
sN. T. seven, and eight. Z in Block number twenty
one, u Los number one. two > three, s. fear, !.
five. J. six. seven, and eight, :, IN Block number
Iweni, two -; lots number one, !. two. :, three,
= =
uuinher twenty three. %; all ot which viii EXPOSE
to- public sale. To the highest bidder tor cash. al he
Orleans Hotel ia the Town Of prov,il''. on Satnrtav
the 20h day of september, A. d. lo1d, between tlc
p. TREE, sheriff rutte County
By M. A McLAUGllhlN, Deputy.
Dated. this 21th day OF August \. d. l-j6 aug@'-td
NOTICF-The above sale is hereby postponed TIL
Tuesday the 3 ih instant. AT the sam" hour and
above inentincd r.FREER. sheriff In'tte Co.
by ,LATGlLIN, deputy.
Dated this 2th day of September. l-Jh. s2ptI
The above sule is hereby postponed till Saturday,
the nth da> of October, ~ ID. 1850, al ihr same hour
and place above specified. T. FHEEl',
Sheriff Bu!te County.
Ry NJ. \. NCLArGHLIS. Deputy.
Dated, This The Goth da! oI september. \. d. $50.
shtd
The above sale is hereby further postponed till
Monday HE 10Th daN Of October \. ID lSlG AT The
s1ue hour, Ht the Cou- house door, IN town o JTu-
viilc, III Butte county.
p. FREER, Sheriff Butte county.
by NJ A. MCLAUGnLIS. Deputy.
Dated this llth day of October. A. ID 1856 olltd
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
SEIERICr'S SALE.

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: , u,u 90 tlr H.,.r 20 trerf Nu'i ....t.t '.s
rrt. iisp' i.r it. rH,i, ~ Nn'i'. a"i - .r. ...
.rnit. p, .ur 'n c'rl n',l t".N. r.'l c.',..u r.I
o" ~ ln.h .'hr> -.> I,.'.r.i H4i tvu .1''. ...'
.. hun ,ta % ou ar-. IS '3 't'... h., ,'. il.'ut.
h'f.t.t 20 }r rt.c ot ,N.. p.. ,..t l,r t.u.' 'r W
.o. l+'td.1 90, i,t rnr,r. =. o. .- .'. '..,t !.'.'
.u.ug 5000 aWu.Hi i.v'' .,.t..', uj'r ..-.. .-.'.1,
ll -tri.t. .-afltr Is. ... ,t>i> tC,ru...
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njm NJ N.riD,~ :o.t T. d tu.d f'rr lhr Gc.rnc,n.-.l
Nr ,c a' ltl,.,' -a. 100 l',. h,eht~t bid.,r p.tc-
90 .H. loo-n at, ot \u,,..t,.. 5. L. l,'0. b,....u
h, hn'u~ pre- crII.d 10. IN. ttr following d,.,rtn..
ourt-a.rd lfoltril. goo VJ. i'rI and ioI.. ,l Doe
uuniN ui bu". aud s'nl, 90 tatturnIt. aE that rt.
llU pee" or parcel of land situated at CeutrtNt on
pN Greek. between the towns of Oru\illo and Llncl-
hurgh on the opposite stjc of the road from Central
Bar. and un the lot next adjoining, toward OruNllir-
laid lpi being siNly t'ct front 10y one hundred and
'hirly IN depth. together with he horcduments and
apprrilnHnccs thprtuuto belonging, or IN amy VII"
tpp'rialnng, sale To- take pac" AT the Court House
luor IA uroN llr, county and state aforesaid
T.. FkEER.
sheriff OF Butte county.
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