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The Outrage at Panama.

The New Orleans Picdysfns of the 18th contains
some interesting items OF information respecting
the action of Capt BAILEY, of the U. s. Ship ST.
AAry's, upon his arrival at Panam subsequent to
the recent murderous riots at that place. ItsayE
On the arrival Of the St. Mary's Mr.. Allan Nc
Lane, the agent OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany applied 10 him Co recover for them the can
non aud other arms which had been taken by the
police irom the steamship Taboga and afterwards
used 10 oVerawe the same vessel, and kept on that
position contrary TO the orders of the Governor.
Capt Bailey made the demand, reseEVng for
future investigation the misconduct OF the officer
and the failure OF the Government 70 punish him for
disobediepce.
The cannon, &c, were restored, snd the Govern
or explained that he had acccded to the request OF
the officer not TO withdraw the cannon irom is hos
tile position, because he had been convinced
that IL was necessary in order to prevent violence.
Capt BAIIEr Immediately opened corrcspon.
dsnce with the Governor of Panama on the su5jec;
of The riots. The following Is his concluding let
ser;
q. 5. sLooP ST.. MAET's, Panama. April 95, 1850
HIS EKeeleuey Dou Francisco dc FaUrrsa, Aeling
Governor &c. OF Panama
Sui have the honor 20 acknowledge the re.
ceipt OF your replies TO NV Communications OF the
Apart from the announcement OF the restoration
TO the owners OF The aud arms illegally take
from the steamer TAboga, must confess that thsy
afford me little satisfaction.
had expected, when asking for Information As
90 The causes Of the irghuu occurrences OF tue 18th
last, thai apart IRON Ihe ininedials ofgtu OF he
tuInaL, you would have deemed it due 60 yourself
AZ the Chief Magistrate Of this community 20 tate
why and wherefore you undertook ds featlal res
ponsloiiity OF ordering soar i.uce 70 hrs upon my
countrymen, women aud chddrcn and 10 state shat
sseps 700 bad IaArh 70 punish sac gully and restore
the piGndef.
Ten days have elapsed since The catastrophe, and
have yei 10 learn that single criminal has beea
arrested OF that any portion Of the immense amount
OF VAnAbles taken IRON the passengers and railroad
company has been restored. 1 have vet 70 iearn
thai your high ''coneieBcia de mis- dcberes Ia ia
tell gsEcia dc ios grAudes iatefsses que se lgan
ID conser vaclon de lneads transito univcrsal
extended any further than 10 order an indisenu.ia
ate massacre Of The passengers Of this transit
have yet 10 learn that when a riol or collision
shall here take place between foreigners on the one
side, and natives on The other, that you recognise
any higher obligation on Jour part THAI 10 pFosscg
and assist the latter, aud 20 disaTm, msrdsf, mal-
treat and plunder the iornser ~
Is 10 possible that your EKeeliency recognizes
but one party in riot Thai you shelter youfseli
under The philanthrOphe assurance that shs fearful
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New Publication.

SALAD FOR THE SOCIAL BY the Author Of
Salad for the Solitary. New York: De-
witt, Davenport q Co. For sale in Nash
vile by John York a. Co.
or this work the author says truly ait is odd
in its plan and arrangement; sud consists of
odd-sayings and selections from many odd aud
out-of-the-wsy authors" and we will add it is
q very readable volume. 1t sets up no claim
to originality, but is rather dish of excerpts.
To his wanderings over the bright fields of lit
erature, whenever he CHANGED to discov er a
beautiful thought, or quaint sentence, wise
reflection or droli speculation, be seized up
on it, aud this book is the result of ais gather
ings. There is something in it for every read
er-sOmething TO charm the fancy or to arouse
the spirit Of mirth-to please the taste for sat
ire or TO refresh the thirst for information
1t does not demand perusal of its pages con-
secutively-OPen it anywhere and you can go
TO work Understandings. Its variety is al
most as infinite as the lexicoh's, and of a nature
not likely to stale. la a word il is "Saad for
the Social" and all tastes can relish il.
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.
Nash vile, May 81, 1856

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.
Nashville, May 81, 1856. !
C0TTON-Sold yesterday, IL bales at 9.l5.
T0BACCO-Sales at johnson, Horae & Co.'S Of
2l hhds at SOS, SIS, 6s5, $50, 7l5, s25, 500 75O,
675, 695, 500, SOS, 72O, 625, $50, $40, 600, S75,
sos.
BACON-Hams 9, Sides 9, Shoulders II.
WHISKY-City Rectifed 25a3O. Robertson
County so. Pixies 25.
LARD-st.
FLOUR-Dull and declining GOAT 90 per Dbl,
2 25a3 90 per sack.
Trrde dull
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MARRIED..

On the 18th inst, by Rev, DR.. Everetts, Mr.. W.
w. HINKLE, of Louisville, KY, to Miss Luz F.
TowNEs, daughter of Ed. W. P. TowNEs Of Worth.
ngton, Mclean county, KY.
City papers copy.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. John Eichbaum, Miss
ANNIE L. WHARTON, daughter of DR.. William
Wharton oStbis city, TO Mr.. WN. S. McLEMoRE,
of Frank nkk l.unessee
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STOCK FARM FOR SALE,

WISH to sell my situated immediately at Union
Depot the Memphis and OhioRaroad and on the Mem
phs and sommervie Plank Road II miles east OF Memphis
go Acres 800 in hne state Of cultivation;
remainder finely mbered, and all under and sub
santis fence-a good Two Story famed Dwelling, Framed
Negro Houses Stables for twenty horses and hundred
head Of Cattle. selling from my Dairy IS worth
Milk per day There IS Acres set Ia fruit Of choice
quality. will sell the Land, Crop Stock and few likely
young Negroes and give possession i'm ediaey will sell
the land ard deliver winter Here is the best chance
party familiar with Raising, and devote his
the business, be found in West Tennessee This
place be divided into nine Lots with beautiful Building
Site wood and cleared land each all and with
a good road TO the pot
Inot sold privately before the July IL will that day,
divided sold in lot to suit purchasers together with
my stock consisting Of seventy five head Of cows mostly
with calf by my Brahmn Bull twenty Mares with cal by
Nebraska stock Of fine booded Hogs and Sheep Brah
Bull Memphis and Cow SIsanah; my young Stallion,
Nebraska by imported SOvregn Ann Glencoe, four years
oil.
Persons wishing examine the place get farther infor
nation will please call me, G. B. LOCKE Real Estate
Broker Memphis it will he shown by my Oversee who
on the place The train the Memphis and Ohio Railroad
leaves ths place at ~ O'Clock, and returns at ~
O'Clock, P.M every day. JOSEPH r. FERGUS
fnaV13-lmdkW
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of alias writ Of OeRdiORf epOHds TO d
ID rected and delivered from the honor bic rcut court Of
Davidson county, Tennessee at its May Term 1885, will
expose public sale to the highest bidder for cash at he
court house door in the city Of Nashville the 2st day Of
June 1885, ali the right title cam interest and estate which
Susan Jones then had since have acquired in and to
the following described property, to It lot Of land lying
being 10 Davidson county, Bach and Whesioe's add
ton to Nashville being part Of lot No. 81 in the said add
tOn bounded follows Beginning at Peter Lowry corner
Vine extended which Of said Lowry his
Lick Brauch running thence along said Vine
feet stake in said street; thence
through said lot hundred feet TO stake in said street,
thence though said lot hundred feet stake; thence
through said lot leet Peter Lowry back
ner thence said LoWry back corner thence with said
Lowrys line hundre feet the beginning being levied
upon the property OF Susan Jones' satisfy judgment
rendered in favor Of James Woo
JOHN X. EDM0NDS0N, Sheriff,
by E. d. BAxTER, Deputy.
N.shvuIa May 1gS6
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Cheap Cash Store.
CoRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.
WOOD WARE.
200 pkgs cov'd Buckets; l125 dor Band Boxes;
! $50 dozen Bail Boxes; 200 " Hames;
200 nests Tubs, pain ed zoe Enc Wash Boards;
/ 275 uoz Vanished and Three IS 00J Piow Handles;
/ Hoop Buckets; 10 nests White Pine Tubs
81 900 sssed Broom Handles; $4,000 Cane Fishing Poles
l75 dog white Cedar Buckets 500 assed Liquor Kegs;
| 300 doE Tar Cans; 10 doz b Cedar Cans
800 pkgs Half Bush Measures 25 Nest Boxes, varDshd
rs dog Pine Churns, assorted zoe " Painted Tubs and
| IS BIB Cedar Keeers
100 nests white Cedar Tubs; 1875 dor Well Buckets assed
BASKET WARE.
200 Willow Wagons common GO nests German Market do
/ 100 I" extra; 80 Clothes do;
800 Carts, common; 400 dos Feed Bsskes In store
| 800 =" ex. TALL tops and to arrive;
! IS Empire Cabs 200 dozen assorted Market
| 100 Willow Cradles Baskets;
goo extra rs dO1 Chfdren's Rattan and
$50 dozen Willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Pick baskets; ''-'''' 5 doz ass'ted once Chairs,
Rattan and Willow, very nice and cool for sumner.
Also-Clo Hampers; imported fancy Baskets Work Fruit
and Flower stands Also-Willow Work made 10 ordeL.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather busters; 100 bales Alicant Mats;
500 Assed shoe Brushes; 81 jute HArk and skeleton
Is Rocking Horses; rs dos Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TwINES, &c.
1nOo coils N and N inch Manila Rope, 69Of feet;
10 coils ! y 50 sineh DO do $50 do;
$50 col 9 y, q 10 inch do do, assorted
Is reels Bed Cord and PoW Line MANILA
$50 doE Cotton PlOw Lines and Bed Cord;
100 doz Hemp Bed Cords; 100 bales Carpet Chain;
l,0oo lbs Broom T.ine Hemp 500 lbs Wool rwine'
!, 500 lbs Flax sos ~ Seine Twine;
Is bales Batting; l5n reels Hemp Packing; 81
Is Hickns; IS coils Tarred Rope;
40 Wrapping Twine; lo0 q" Jute Rope,
PAPER.
1900 bundles CFrund) angermsns Wrapping Paper;
500 Mcxregor's do do;
1900 reams Lockland do do;
$50 reams Tea Paper; Is reAms Shoe Paper;
us Ham 4" 20 ' Batting DO;
$4,000 lbs Roofing do dry; 5000 lbs Roofing do, sAa'ted
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles, Lard OIL opal Candies steArne Candies,
Starch, German soap, &c.
WIRE WORK.
Selves, Rides Sand and Lime Screens, assorted.
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes Of best qualities, in lots to suit
ALso- Bench Screws in half dozen packages, in lots.
Wood SAWs Saw Bucks Curry Combs Cards. Brushes Tae
IRON HOUND KEGS,
full stock assorted sEss for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers use, constantly on hand.
CHURNS.
Pine Churns IS go s2 81 inch Red Cedar do TO- IS 20 g do
Cerdar DO &C. Is 90 % do Painted do o. -, - do
Brass Hoop do - do Barrel do i6 IS 20 % do
NAMES.
Oiled Root, BlaeA Top and Blue do
Steam Beat Top, Plank Top,
For sale by s. M BARRETT,
msyls cor Walnut and Front sta, Cincinnati, o
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- WILL sRLL a tss hEhssf ater. rhnlseaT, Ne 11ia
- 49, - a. rs7sonal estate q q b Hhstloo, De-
- - - - sslsaos - epinE 1aree1 assisting 81
HOuaEu0liD AID klfthA1 tlt4tttk& AZ pest9ns
nssl.isfF snt m1ks paF seas $40 nase hkxin< eans
srsin,t Il are asfshT Doatl y Rfeaeat Nea sl.hn Ne
nasa-ies $50, NAsssaa, isssAssa-
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HORSE POWERS AND THREsHERs

EaTn ksFs nsg IN stare % fsnnysixania MarHe Fuwsn
W aad fhreshara. u&rA ~ aaad eker NllA ur 81
karaeas 1hese Ncnes haEl soet lAs e rHsniy
nra yaaEs h he largest Esriqns "a Ehiiei
4las1a 10y hssa reerotT hotn H1Ea irrFFes 81 snsf
esaGlnT aEa E1ntER ea1sIncp1, m4k88 annIs A4sef -
dFanEts tAan nng e1hsr aEtna hare AIS ~
81 HE nnehass R uP ~ ataEe n eemprie e1r8az
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


FAMILY MEDIc1sE-Every Family should keep on hand
some tonic Alternative and blood purifier to administer in
sudden attacks when Physicians cannot be had Carter
Spanish Mixture above all others the medicine required
for while It perfectly harmless its effects powerful
ts. no ordinary disease rest them. For Biousness
Diarrha and snch like complaints it has fought its WY
into public favor and now stands unriTalled.
Consumption and the Diseases Of the Throat and
limos TREArED BY TEE INHALATION INDICATED YAPoRs.
DR. WM HuxrER brother Of DR.. Robert Hunter respect
fully to all those who afflicted with diseases
Of the Throat Lungs that he has returned to St. Louis
where he intends permanently to establish himself.
There is probably no class Of diseases which wide
spread in their nature terrible in their results the
diseases of the and lungs It. therefore, becomes
matter Of sOciude to the profession to know there
be any means whereby those diseases be controlled and
smeiorated
Dr. R. Hunter and myself have made these diseases
own peculiar study years. and have found that
the only means whereby these diseases be reached Is
direct local application the prescribing Of medicines which
are breathed into the lungs in the form Of vapor and
consequently brought contact with the whole internal
face Of the lungs. The Of treatment has fully
sustained the theory
Persons at distance, sending full description Of their
case will receive treatment according to their symptoms.
| VIM. HUNTER, NJ. D.,
Office on Eighth st., between Pine and Chestnut SITS,
ap1-8m West side, St. Louis, Mo.
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F- The Patriot s the Of The "TS7te Whfgs
Messrs sMIr MORGAN Co. having purchased the prini-
nT materials, subscription list &c, Of the latter
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Fresh Arrivals.

Carriers Spanish Mixture.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
rliE BEST ALTERATIEE kNOWN!
Kor PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.
An Infailible Remedy
For sero'a Kags Gsi EAsumAta, Obstinate cutsneOas
kruptoas, fnP-s Or Posigies ca The Face, boiehes,
bod, Ague and Fever. Chrohic sore Eyes, Ring
letter. scallhead, Enlargement and
Pain Of The bonss aud joints. salt Rhsom,
Stubborn Ulcers 5, ph,ltic Disorders,
AMI al diseases arising from al
i11adlcisas use Of Mercury,
laprudenee in Lte,
or lmpurity Of
ne Blood
This Great Alternative Medicae and Purifier ~ the hood
used BY thousands o. grateful patients from 81 parts q
ths United states vho tesy daiy the remarkable
periormed - the grraiesi Of Al uedienes CAkfEks
SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia. Kheamatsua. serofalA,
apions q The skin liver Disease, uicsrs on Sores AZ
ect5n ~ TIE kidneys Diseases OF The roAt female Gem
lats and aching Of The benes and Join are speed
iy plg n O shi BY using this inessIaabie remedy.
200 IA svs IN beod noshng has ,et been band 70
GO nptFs wh a. II oirAHsss the system o. sn imp1ru-s
strengthens Digestion gives tone stoaeh
sas ssn esar ana healthy Fsssegs. The constitution
eniebisd By dsse broken dowH ~ he exercises 81
y9ath, 70 ~ pristine Figor Ard sirsngth.
fur hs bissssHs 80 L Il pooaiay Applicable ard
wherever h has oecos lnswa regularly pgssefibed wh
ths hsPPss sasel ne vsHk ana debliAtea
AMI lnpari eascy y s warn cat frane ears the ssn
ts lnesilAolr Fsnsay sortA al e esd sarsAfArEi4
IA eaistsacz.
Ts args uuabss AZ erruseafss uhich us hsy. rso.v,a
irs persns io AZ para u uusa slsiss lie BEST
sTtteacs hat there HubaE sboal IA rhs rss hotel
1erPr masseies physicians, and pahnc mnas uen anosn
% the comunty al adt their esliueny ne wo1aSFal
seeSta 81 tha 6kkAT BLOOD PCMKkh
csa 90 he Agsni And SCI AAHac, ant rad ne ds
NIX FORK "a ssl easss ssrs ess lliss 80 xss go
n0iiE ataal ms a.t n sdseFtis1aasnt Sla
VIZ BKKRs q Co, Proprietor,
NJ. ooa Broadway AaN fokE-
~ whom sh orders mnst BE- Addressed.
Pc sas - aIaEgss aat coaAkry Mefchants - al para
a lhs Unilsd rtsiss ana ths canadaE. aad ~
apis W., GRAY, NAhHsnzn
e0n KBas sAIIs-1sss erssa,--..n Ssua asa a.
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Royal Havana Lottery.

THE ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havana Lottery,
conducted by the Spanish Government, under the
pervso0 Of the Captain General Of Cuba viii take place
Havana on
SATURDAY, MAY 9th, 1856.
Butte record., 1856-09-20
AieteoTic.

Ma EDIroR:-Lying in miners cabin
at the Caves in east Table Mountain, on
Thursday evening last, and enjoying a most
refreshing slumber, | was suddenly aroused
by my companions, who said that splendid
meteor was passing.
1t was my fortune to open my eyes just t
the instant it had disappeared. The moon
was shining very brightly at the time, but
the meteor, which my friends described as
being nearly as large as the moon, far out
shone it in brilliancy and besides lighting
up our tent, it threw swiftly passing glare
upon the steep walls Of basaltic rock, that
surrounded the deep and narrow ravine, in
which we lay. 1t was succeeded, after a
space of four or five minutes, by low, rum
bling, prolonged sound, as of distant thun
der; bat whether the sound proceeded from
the meteor or from some other cause, was a
question, on which the philosophers in our
cabin were divided in opinion. On my re-
turn to town, observed in the Sacramento
Union notice Of the meteor having been
seen at Sacramento L.
Butte record., 1856-09-20

HIGHWAY RoBBERY-Ye esterday after
neon, a Cbinaman, about mile this side of
White Rock, was krocsed from his horse BY
two highway men and robbed Of all the mon
ey he had, amounting to ten dollars.
Mr. White met two men between White
Rock and where the Chinaman was robbed,
and thinks they must have been the robbers.
He is also Of the opinion that they intended
stopping him, until they recognized him,
when they turned cut and permitted him to
pass on.
Our town and It's vicinity is completely
over run with gamblers and thieves. There
is as many as four or Eve public gambling
houses within stones throw of our office,
with all their appurthences to entrap the
unwary into their dens-music, mingled
with the bosterous laugh. greets the ear OF
the passer by at every turn. Some Of their
tables are presided over by abandoned wo-
men, and in fact, our town looks like the
times Of '49 and so The soccer our citi-
zens put down this curse upon oar fair young
city, the better it will be for US recplr.
Let the officers do their duty, and they VI
deserve the thanks Of all good citizens.
Butte record., 1856-09-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
GHERIFF.S SALE.

EpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Is Cf the Ninth Judicial District Court ID and
Tor The County Of Butte. State 0f California, bearing
rate the 26b daY of August. 4. D. 1856, and to me
directed and delivered commanding me to make
The sum of three hundred and fifty dollars pTincpa
and for Interest from the 23d day Of June d. le56
on he three hundred dollars principal a the rate oil
three per cent per mohh until paid and for costs OF
suit taxed in the sum of ten (Sl0l doa and ac-
cruing costs out of the property hereinafter de-
scribed. to satisfy the aforesaid Judgment wherein
Joseph r. Smith is PlainiiG and Jacob :. Morris i
Defendant. 20 ~: The Metropolitan Theatre slt'la
ted in BruNle ia liie county aud State ainresiil "
Gated on The corner of Hunioon and Bird streets.
fronting thirty nine t.g} feet 1uniocn street, ana
eighty f~ni feet on Bird street. ALSO alt that
crin niec,. and parcel of land situated in CrovIlle
Dphir Township Butte county and STATE ot taliiuf
MA and described on the map OF the Town ol Oro
vile rs fooHs- Lots nuhmer one, % Two, ~
three 80 four, Il five 90 aud six iol IN BLOCK ihr
tv six t36,: Lots number one, . two. O. hNe (9)
sx g. seven. I and eight. :, in Block eight, {; i'o>
number one two . three ?. tour. l. five, > six, IT,
seven = and eight. S in Rluck number ten. W; L"lS
number one two ,. three. 3 four !, hVe- u SIX o.
SEVEN :. and eight, :. in Block number elefen' Il
Lots one. |, two, :. three. ) four 4 hFe, , SIX =
.ever and eight i'll Block number welVe. L. iols
number one !. two, ,. hree. 3. four FIVE > siN o.
seven. = and eight. :, in Block number t"eht. ~
Lots number one l. two >. three. 8. four. 1. h'e, D
six. Il. seven and eight. { in Block number twenty
one q Lois number one. l. two ,, three X i''lf' 4
five ; six seven = and eight. :, in Block number
fwen1v two -: Lois number one, l, Two. 2 three 5
four. l. five ; six 8 seven. aid eighii . III b"ch
number twenty.lhree. "a; all of which WIN eApoS'
To public sale to the highest bidder for cis al Inc
Orleans Hotel in the Town OF OroYille on SATURDAY.
the 10Th day of September, A. ID. 1910, between II"
hours prescribed by law
P. FREE. Sheriff Rue County.
By NJ A MCLAUGHLIN. Deputy.
Dated, this eth day OF August y. d. 1-5o hus-'- IL
Butte record., 1856-09-20
Mining News.

Our carrier has just returned as we are
going to press, from up the river, and, as
usual, brings US important and interesting
news from the mines in that region.
Our facilities for obtaining all the inter
esting mining news in this vicinity, are now
complete, and our readers can rely up n be
ing placed in possession of all reliable items
Mt the earliest moment.
Slate Rock Bluff claim, situated at White
Rock, have just got to work. On Sunday
they took out four thousand dollars, and
yesterday upwards of $1,000.
The Montezuma claim is progressing fine
ly.
The Junction Co, are building an escape
age fume for the purpose Of conveying the
water over the Montezuma claim. This will
facilitate the work very materially.
One piece of gold weighing So was pick
ed up on the Montezuma to-day. This is
where coarse gold is supposed not to exist to
any extent
Butte record., 1856-09-20
coNSvARLE'S SALE.

EDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED BY
HB John Jones. Justice of he Peace in and for
Ophr Township, Butte county and State Of California
to me directed and delivered commanding me to
make the Of sixty one dollars and eIghtA-io
cents (S6 and dollars and sixty five cents
t760 cost of court and acrruing cost OF writ OF Exc
cu,ion. wherein II X. Myers is lanH and NJ. II
Farley is Defendant. have seized ard levied upon
all the right, tlle and interest OF The sand H. Farley
IN and that certain piece parcel o land situated
in Oreve. Ophir Township. Butte county and State
Of California, and described in the map OF he Town
Of OiOVilla Us Lois uumber one d. aud two (2) In
Block Fourteen, G4). said lots front ON Oak street,
nsar Eant gomery. Also, small frame building
Containing TWO rooms, situated said lots, which
will expose pnbc sale at he United States Hotel
in the Town Of Orovilie on the 30th day Of Serlem
bcr, \ D 1896, at 10 O'Clock, y. NJ, 10 the highest
bldderiur cash.
r. L. PATTON. Constable.
Uphr Township.
naied This Senf 9Th. A. d leab. sSd
Butte record., 1856-09-20
SHERIrF'S SALE.

EDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Issued
, out OF the Ninth Judicial District Court. in and
for the county of Butte. and State of California. bear
ing date August 18th A. D. Is Il, and 10 he directed
and delivered commanding fce 10 make the sum Of
three hundre and IhiriyAee three one hundreth dot
lars debt with legal interest on the SINE and the sum
Of twenty-nree seVeniy-five one hundred dollars
costs Of SUIT with accruing costs of said judgment
out of The property hereinafter described to snt>iy
the efore>aid Judgment, wherein John Ware aud lar-
ry Downs are Plaintiffs, and John McLelland Defend
ant to wit: certain Mining Claim. stuated on
Bald Hill near the town OF Orovic county and state
aforesaid said Claim is ninety five feel fronting on
the Bluff and eXttniing back $50 feet. Also 81 snce
boxes now upon the CHIN. Also 100 OF small hllme
leading from the reservoir to the claim Also all Of
the right title and interest Of the aforesaid defendant
John McLelland in and to Cabin situatrd upon said
Clam Together with all the appurienances belonging
to the above. The above property to be sold on
Thursday the l6lh day of September. A. u 1896. al
o'clock P. VI at the National Hotel Dated this
10Th OF August A. D. 1856.
P.FREER. Sheriff Butte Co.
Ry M A. NcTArGHxtx. Deputy a26td
Tho above sac is postponed till the 2sih day OF
Sept. d 1856, the sale to take place at the above
meoned place, and at the hour of day above stated.
P FREER,
seplStt Sheriff Butte County.