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UNREAsoNABLE.

Mr.. Fillmore lener Of acceptance, as i could
not have failed 10 Do, has generally mel with
most cordial reception u llla hands u The Amc-
riean press, yet. there are Few belonging 10
the former class that do complain because he
plsco himself squarrly and unequiyoeally upon
The American plaIfrm. These are unreasona-
bic. Didihey erpec, Mr.. Fillmore 10 disavow
the sentiments Of his own boom. or 10 Icpudi-
pie Ihe principles Of those al whose hands he
was accepting The nomination ! Dc did they
suppose that be would wrap the robe oI misie-
W about him aud. like the oracle Al Delphi, give
a response that mighlbe construed into any Thing
10 sui, The fancy ii Hose wishing use ill Sure.
~ mol Mf. Fillmore has no conceameni about
him and that Is one reason why The people
love him 20 dearly. Open. ingenious, and manly
as he Is, they always know precisely where 10
find him. The terms IN which The Richmond
Wing speaks II this admirable paper are so Just,
40 true, 50 we'll deserving, thai we transfer par
sgraph oI IL article IN ou, columns. Here lei:
. We alluded on yesterday in brief tenn. Of
recommendation 10 Mf. Fllmore's letter OF aceep-
isnce. We have no doubt our readers will con
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Obituary.

Did his late residence in this county, on The Isl
instant. Dr. ALExAsbEa MoRnow, IN the i5th year Of
Of his age. Seldom are we called 10 commit to the
earth the mortal remains Of q man 50 much beloved
and respected by al who were co,ensant with him.
His consistent christian character. warm heart, and
kind frank manners, endearcd him to large circle Of
friends; and il will be long his place can be filled
in the church and the community to which he belong
ed. He was most siFeciionste aud devoted husband
and father and on his family the blow Eau, with crush
ing weight.
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sep, to the freedom Of speech and ofiho press within
the Territory.
The House was occupied principally in the conside
ration of the bill for the admission of Kansas State
into the Union-ffst upon the motion 70 reconsider
the vote ofMonday rejecting the bill, which was carr-
cd, andthen upon the passage Of the bill. An inef
fectual motion made to lay the bill upon table, and
several motions to adjourn failed. Finally, at three
o'clock, the vote was taken upon the passage Of the
bill, which was decided afnatively by vote Of 100
TO 81.
Both Houses adjourned from Thursday TO Monday.
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chicsgo, July l..

Forty-four Worcester men ON their way to
Kansas, were disarmed on board the steam
er Sultan, near Lexington, by two hundred
Southerners. in manner similar to that in
which the Chicago party were served. Six
~ Sharp's rifles were taken, and the compa-
nv was detained prisoners. Ii is reported
also that a company from Getaway, Illinois.
were treated similarly.
The residents Of the river towns HAYS de-
termincd not to allow any Northern eIai-
grants to enter Kansas.
A letter in the ST. Louis Democrat char
ges Gov. Price with having sent twelve can
non and twenty boxes Of mGskets from the
arsenal to DR.. Stringfcllow to assist him in
the conquest of Kansas.
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cur with US 10 regarding il as admirable in lis
,lone--breaihng spirit ofpure patriotism, ofge-
mime 1--we Of the Union, Of devou, reverence
for The Constitution, and Of warm regard for tie
equal rights Of all portions and sections OF The
confederacy. With unselfsh and uncaIcuaing
devotion 10 his country, he accepts the nomina-
ton without waiting TO inqfre, as he tells us, ,
concerning his = prospects Of success Or deea,.n
and herein is faithful clue TO the character Of
the man. Leaving his own personal interest and
hopes TO take care OF themselves, he consuls on.
I " his convictions Of dnty--h his ambition being
mol To serve himself, but 10 serve his counly.
But few such men there are IN The land al HE
present lime. and they deserve to be cherished
and honored. ID honoring them with their con
6dence, the people honor add benefit themselves.
Elevate such man as Fillmore To the Prpsiden-
cy al the coming election. who will be The gain.
ers? Certainly moi Mr.. Fillmore himself, Cor he
has already occupied that high position, and
second term eau add bu, lillle. il any ,hing, 10
the enviable. Worldwide reputation he enjoys.
But il is the people who are 10 be benefited By
his experience and wisdom. The constitution,
the Union. the rights ofihe Siales--sll these will
be upheld and maintained. His pasl admins.
nsiion is an ample guarantee for the future. He
j is, i mortal ran. who wall PIT an end to the
violent and dangerous agitation which is now
raging with such fearful fury. he il is who
will disable and PROSTATE the fanalicism Of tie
North, and restore 10 the Two sections Of the I'M
ion thai ffaiernal feeling and mutual confidence
which animated the f,,heis Of The republic, and
without which The Union could have never been
formed"
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LUMBER LUMBER i

TIVE undersigned would respectfully inform The cili-
zens Of Orange and Alamance that they are pre-
pared 10 furnish LUMBER Of quality inferior TO none
in the Stale, and upon moderate terms. Their Mil is
situated four miles east Of Brasselds Turnout where
the Lumber will be loaded on the Cars. All commu-
nicaiions addressed Morrsyille, will with
prompt attention.
WM. w. ALLISON & BROS.
July /. a5-
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n o T IC L

T,HE subscriber having. Of May Term Of The Court o.
= Pleas aud Quarter Sessions iof Orange County.
taken out letters o. administration according 10 Law. on
the estate u Allen NJ. Robertson, deceased, hereby
gives notice TO al creditors Of said estate 10 present
their claims duly authenticated within the time pre-.
scbcd NY law this notice will be pleaded IN bar Of
their recovery Debtor. 20 the said estate will please
10 make immediate payment.
ALBERT ]. ROBERTSON, Admir-.
July !. a.
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TO RAIL ROAD CONTRACTORS.
$50 g..

Engneers Office, W. N. c, r. r.
Salisbury, June II, 1885,
HDR0P0SALS will be received at Statesville, Iredell
county, N. e.. until July the 18Th, for the Gradua.
on, Masonry and Gross Ties for the remainder Of the
first Section Of the Western North Carolina Rail Road,
commencing at, and extending WesLirom staiesyilIe.
On The first fifteen miles OF this work there is mpo-
tant Masonry, and especially The Bridge The Ca
tawba River, but all Of which is particularly worthy OF
attention.
Plans, Profes. and Specifications, with estimates of
the work. may be at the office Of the Engineer af-
ter the 4lh Of July. Aurs ~ r,rpNrp
Chief Engineer w. N. G. r. R.
June 27 As :
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

T,HE subscriber having taken out lesis 81 admins.
uaiion on the estate Of Allen N. Robertson, decd.
will sell, on Tuesday The 2s,h day Of July al the late
residence Of the deceased, I'll the perishabe property,
consisting of Horses. Hogs. Cows, Sheep Household
and Kitchen Furniture, and many other articles too ie
ious 10 mention. Also nj The same time and place will
be- cold one Negro Boy.
Terms made known on thu DAY Of sale.
A. J. ROBERTSON, Adn'r.
July {. i5-4w
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Orange County Agricultural Society.
At meeting of the Executive Committee 81 The
- Orange County Agricultural sociely IN HiiIsho.
rough on the 10Th of June. Mr. William J. Bingham
was sppned deliver iLc Annual Address Al the neat
Fair III October
The Treasurer was orlercl 20 collect the subscriptions
f5r The erection u House and enclosing the grounds.
THOMAS WEBB, Ser'y.
June 10. "a
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The Old Line Wings OF Baltimore held i
Convention in that city on Saturday the 2sth
ultimo. and elected eleven delegates all Pied
yep for Fillmore to the National Convention.
There was not dissenting voice, and great
enthusiasm prevailed.
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EQUITY SALE.

Aisa Carroll aud ,riti Il al. '. Page Scarlet, ct al.
PURSUANT 10 a decree or the Court Of Equity for
Ofange county, male al June term 1850 | shall
oIer fl sale, Oh the premises. Monday tie 18th day
Of July next tia, tract Of land belonging the heirs %
John Henderson SclIeit. deceased. containing about
40 acres adjoining ihe lans of Page scareit the heirs
Of Major Donnell, deceased. and others.
Twelve months credit will be given, the purchaser
giving bond Nth approved security, and he ule will
be reserved until the purchase money i paid.
The sale will take place 81 IL O'clock.
THOMAS WEBB, c. &NE.
June l6. Price adv. $500 81 bN
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LIST ON LETTERS

LIST on LETTERS
ID EMAINfNG Of the Post 0iice il liillsborough on
~ The II day q July, 1885,
g. n. Bnekeu, James Iowa,
Sarah Bailih. Me-. Parish. Or Phais,
William copley, Mary Robert.
Edward Couch. James Robertson,
MaItha A. csshy, William Robertson.
Enock X. Collins, Benton Ray,
Unisay Dorheuy. William n. Rcl,ling,
Miss Msrtha r. Faucet, Burroughs stephens.
A. y. Findley, Stephen Taylor.
Thomas Griffin. Dr. Willis NJ. Terill.
Archibald Griffin, Miss Rachel Williams,
John NJ Guess, William Wilson.
A. =. Hunt, Wilson x Brown,
w. z. Johnson, Martha Williams,
ID. w. Kerr, ]. W. Watson,
William kikcr, J. Waterman.
Eliza Link. Rev. 2. N. whaley.
A. j. Linbcgnr,
JAMES ~. PALMER, p. W
suly I. 45-
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June 6
ORAN GE HOTEL.

WE Subscribers hasng purchased the above Hotel
OF X. Nichols, Esq- are now repairing and reul-
nisnng i, and will speedily have il completed in such
manner as they hope will give satisfaction to ALL even
the most fas,idous. They intend il for First Glass
House, Its situation being King Street. the pnci-
pal ,horoughiare to and from the depot of the N. Caro-
lima ksi'oad, and also The handsomest street in the
town. Inducements offered to visitors and sojouneIs
which cannot be found elsewhere in the place.
Their Rooms, Table, and Stables, will accommodate
10Th man and horse with the most comfortable homes.
They will keep no bar.
Families, and persons wishing TO spend the summer
IN this delightful country, will find rooms especially
adapted 10 their convenience.
They hope 10 receive. what they are determined 10
merit a liberal share Of patronage.
II. g. STR0WD d co.
May 10. ga
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Five large steamers were burnt 10 the wa
ter's edge on the I.evee at ST. Loni., on the
LIST instant, including the big Grand Turk.
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Knapp of Reeds Masonic Academy.
Granville County, n. C.
June

NlE exercises in this institution will be resumed on
Monday the 7lh of Jnly.
This School, preparatory Tor any class In College, Is
conveniently situated on the main HiIlsharough and
Oxford road 20 miles from The former and l6 from the
latter place. Il is located in the midst Of an intelligent
enleprsng aud energetic people, all united as brethren
TO raise the standard Of education and watch over the
sacred interests Of their growing institution. The To-.
cation j. entirely free from all temptation to vice. so
in towns and villages; and il is also perfectly
healthy, there having not been single Of sickness
among the students during the past year. All persons
desirng informant with regard terms expenses, &c
obtain circulars by applying 10 tile Principal,
JOHN Z. DENNY.
June 10. 42-3m
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JOHN +. LYON.
i. NICHOLS.

NV Grist Mills are in the best order,
and can dispatch work al short notice Barrels kept on
hand hane for customers. The best prices paid for
Wheat and Flax Seed.
JOHN F. LYON.
Juue "a. H.
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SA We COST.

a IL those indebted. ly note or secouni. 10 the firm
q Of Nelson Paul, requested TO call an, settle
Immediately, longer indulgence cannot and viii not
be given.
WILLIAM NELSON,
WILLIAM PAUL.
Juiy 8. de-
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

Mezs.- THE COMMITTEE of EXAMINATION
49, will meet in Hillsborough on Saturday, July
18th. Those wishing to get certificates must attend on
the day appointed, private examinations cannot be
'''4' WIN. II. BROWN, Chm.
July j. S.
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! lake pleasure IL recommending Dr. scuti's Medical
Glass 10 young mcn who may wish 10 read MEDICINE.
d.. Scott Is native 81 Orange county, n. Carolina.
He has been Tor several years Demonarainr ia tie M
iiunsl Medical College. Washington y. 81, where. Of
course. he had ell the advantages Of bcromng tH3Htat
III qualified for taking charge d a medical class IT,
SCOTS class. account Of The opportunities aiIahled
BY him, Tor exercises In Practical Anatomy will I've in
advance Of those Nha take Tie ordinary course. before
attending Lectures fof graduation asibe anatomy Of the
soft parts OF Practical Anatomy i generally neglected.
RICHARD DEACkNAlI.. ". d.
May &C. 4O-:m
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To Wool Growers.

MY Machines arc now in order cor Car1ng wool
A'A and making good rcll.. Those bringing their
vol well prepared may derenl on getting good rolls
Prices for carding, y cents per pound Tor unmxed
IL! cents per pound for mixing, or one fifth Of the
wool. Corn, wheat, faxseeJ, beeswax ialiow, bacon
and lard viii be taken in payment for Csrding. and
even money will moi he refused, something will be
expected in payment before tie rolls are taken from The
machines.
InuN T. IynN
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A NEW 10, Of Mulasses tlis day.
"A ]. Z. TURRENTrNE & son.
July {. AS
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The Medical School

VIII commence on the 18th Of July. The mode Of in.
slruron will he by Lectures. Examinations, and Mcdi.
cal Conversations. Each Student will be required, al
such lines as may I've designated hy PRINCIPAL 10
write essays in the various branches Il Medicine and
will be pracced in applying handages for fractures, DC.
and In the use Of Surgical instruments.
Dr.. Scott will exhibit and explain The various kinds u
Surgical Instruments, and also apparatus for The adjust.
meni Of fractures aud lisloeaons and occasion re.
ques drawings and charts for Illustrations 10 Anatomy
aud in The Practice Of Medicine. In winter an oppor.
tuny will be given iof III Practical Anatomy.
Instead Of speaking fully Of our Medical school,
We append notice Off BY DR.. Richard BaekLa whose
well known character Physician enables him 10 ap-
preciac the importance Of such facilities or Medical In.
rruction propose to otter Proper moral depoti-
meni will u course I've expected u gentlemen who may
attend the Medical School
TERMS.-1'he usual rates fixed ly The Medical Pro.
fcs.ion--slOO per annum Rates Of board a. above
s'a'cu' Rev. JOHN A. McManuen. Chairman.
Rev. II. ARNOLD.
Nj. IOHN b. LEATIIERS,
Mr.. WILLIAMS HARRIS,
Col u. d. PARRISH, Secretary.
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MIR. & Hrs. BurwelIs School.

THE next session Of this School will begin GU We'd
nesday the 10Th Of July. Terms as heretofore,
payable in advance.
June I'd. ID
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SOUTH LOWELL
Male Academy and Medical School.

ORANGE CDlTNl1, ". c.
Rev. JESSE p BAGBY, a. b.. Principal
Mr.. JOSEPH H. sPELD. A. b., Associate.
Mr.. A. e. BAGDY, Assistant
Mr. EDWARD NJ. SCOTT, N. d., Principal Of
the Medical School.
ystHE Fall Session Of the Male Academy will com
I mcnce on The 10th day Of iuly. The corps Of
instructors has been increased The character Of the
School Is so well known that extended comment is
deemed unnecessary. Suffice il to remark thai its To-
caliiy compares vorably with any in the State, both in
regard to health and morals.
Doth Trustees and Teachers feel their duty 10 ncul.
rate sound morality and correct general views Of reli-
eon, vet al the same time they will take especial care
that nothing is taught that is al oil seciarian. While
The Teachers propose going over The ground usual
in irsl class Academies, they deem il Of much more i'm
poance thai their instruction should I've thorough lIan
trieRaue Every effort will be made 10 induce fond
ness for study. and 10 cheek vicious propenslcs.
TERMS.-Tuition in English Department, sl2 80.
and in the Classical. SIS 90 per session. contn.
gent fee of 81 is required Of each student Good hoard
can be Obtained convenient the Academy for 81: so
per month"; The Associate Principal Of our school is
native of North Carolina, aud graduate Of Hanpden
Sydney College Va The Principal il native Of Vir-
gina. and graduate Of Randolph Macon College. His
hroher the Assistant comes highly recommended from
The Junior Glass Of Randolph Maton COLLEGE,
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State of North Carolina.

May 10.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
STJEKIrE SALE

EDY virtue a, an execution ~~Jrd ont ofihr District
. Court. Nu;h ludj.iH lAl.iriC', iH 3ud Tor ,'hU"
county dated tht. .tlh d1, ut Angus, \ u. iN't' -
me d rr, ed aud delivered. r.n aarditg me Ia hahH
the sum nt iNr hundf"d uud ''tN Hn'" my uf''
,4nr m ndr,h- t~.,t'1i du irrs 'irid. md the stul
of twtu,N iuc .iNtN S,. one huudrcdth> t--lt'l I'-
ia's r,,.ts at :, niU ru'uI COSTS 'l s"d w.
wherein ~. u. u lultN 9ni >. l. Maze, ate rl"Wi-,
vn4 stephen N,,sd aid Nr A. lIilirc;h. dri"r'"h'',
th r-'.r. ,n pur-utrc' 81 ,'d writ, have s,i7"i 'i@
|o, ,' au,t fhc ri.,u. trtc aid interest ~ .'
,',. ,'u'a 10 itrG tu u c'Uuin p'fcc az
OF &c.. .tt . l,s,i ,i'.- ',r.uri 10 tci 'Ff t.'r H
:ta, A.~,. t la.f,ti. .,'t >I,.,i "id c".c'''' ''
lows. uwit: uli tbat certain gjc'c"r f.'c., "'
>ituat,d in Iynchburgh, upaIr township, l."
County, and state ot California located ON the west
side OF :he Pla A. in the said town OF i,nchbuTr
containing - feet fsCAt and rear n mn ng eAst ~
feet less. together with the building ana APP
purteuanccs thereto Belonging, in anywise apprr>
inuing which will expose for sale at the above de-
scribtd premises to the highest bidder for cash on
F1i2y the oath day of October, A. D. 1856, ut )
O'Clock 7. NJ. oi said day. -
= FREER.
0Gf Sheriff Butte County.
Dated this 3rd day of October, A. u. 1856.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
'0'r.il NINTH st jJiif'nICIAL DISTRICT COURT.

County Of Butte.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
N-OW this day it appearing tn my -a'i-ltci ion. rs
y Judge Of the Ninth Judicial District Court In
and for Butte County, that the Board of supervisors
IN and tor said County. did. the wentv-tuurh day
of September. A n. one thousand eigh hundred and
fltv.six declare Orovillc To he the County scat at
Rutte County from and after the said twenty fourth
day of September A. u. 1876. in pursuance Of Act
entitled In dc; Ia Change md fix the County Seat of
Ruiitr County. approved March 10th lSj6, and ii fur
thcr appearing - my satisfaction that the present
buildings in which the said Court has been held and
in which the Records have been kept in the town of
Giiwpl are unsafe ny "A place of depository fer said
Records, and that the same IL liable TO destruction
by fe hy rrnson of their being constructed entirely
of wool And it further appearing. that there i no
building in the town of Bdwell suitable r"r holding
the terms of this court and Ia safely keep ts Records
from fire or Other calamity, and il appearing that the
town of Oroville il fit place tD hold the terms OF this
Court. and that n comtnodiOus and safe brick build
ing in said town has been rendered the county rs
cOutny buildings.
the Cicr of the Ninth Judicial District Court in and
foe Butte county forthwith remove his Office and the
Records thereof to oroyillc in the building selected
~ the said Board Of supervisors as county but Ings
and tat he do and transact the business OF his said
ore AT the town of Oroville. as the County seat of
Butte County And 1t il further ordered that the
Terms Of said Court. from and after the said twenty
fourth day Of September. A. ID. l-J6. be held AT the
said town OF Orovic. until otherwise ordered
And it j. further ordered that The Clerk of the Dis
trlCt Court in nd for Butte County, issue AN nrlrr
under the seal of said Court in conformity with this
order.
And that the same be published in the Daily Butte
RECORD. "A paper published in the town ol OrovlIe,
for the space of forty days from the date hereof
Given under my hand, this 2ith day of September,
A. ID. 1855.
WM. p. DAlNGERFIEI.D. District Judge.
s2g-4Ot Ninth Judicial District, Cal.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-09
STATE OF CALlFORNIA,
County Court.

County of Butte. County Conrt'
Ar0W This day il appearing to my satisfaction as
y Judge. of the County court in and for fiute
Countv that the Board # Supervisors IN aad for said
County did. on the 2ih day of September. A. D. one
thousand eight hundred and iltvsiN. deumre Orovlr
10 he the Count st.t of Butte County from and after
the said twenty .'oarih day of september p. d. l-6
In pursuance Of mn act emitted An Act to change and
fix the Conntv seat of Butte County. approved March
10Th 1885, and il further appearing To my satisfaction
that The present buildings il which hc sad Court has
been held. and in which the Records have been Kept
in the town of Bdwcll. unsafe as place of de-
po>ii0ry for said Records and that hr same - liable
Ia de truCion by fire. by reason of thcr beihg CON
srnclrd entire ut wood. And ii further appearing
that there il no building in the town OF Rdwrll suit
able for holding the terms f this Court. and to safely
keep its Records from fire or other caanit Y. ana 1t
appearing that the town of Oro"IIle is "A III place Il"
hod the terms OF Il il Court. and that safe and com
mGdions brick building in said rown has been ten
Gerrd the county NJ county buildings.
1t il therefore ordered. djudgcd and decrecd, that
the Clerk ct the County Court.in ana Tor Butte
County, forthwith remove his office and the Records
thpre.f to Orove. in the building selected by the
said BOARD of Supervisors as County Buil'linGs. aud
that he do aud auSact the Business of hiN said office
nt the town of Ornviile H. the County seat of Butte
County. And it is further ordered. that the terms uf
said court from and after he said twenty fourth day
oi Sepirmbcr \ u 1886, be held AT the said town of
Ornviilr until Otherwise ordered.
Ana it j. further ordcrei that the Clerk of the
County Court in ard for Butte Counts. issue order
uud 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 0' brovlllc
for the space of forty days from the dale hcrcOt
ny order Ol the Court
Attest the foregoing true copy of the original or.
der now on file in my office.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court
[f.. $ affixed this the 24Ih day OF September, A. d.
Miles CIIAPIN,
Clerk of County Court.