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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-03

E,OK SALE, A MUST VAI.UAHLE FARM
l. IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO, 81 NILES
BELOW RICHMOND The subscriber offers for
sale his Farm, 81 miles below Richmond. immediate
land, rs Of which cleared and in a high state of
cultivation, now in wheat and other crops with
necessary out-houses; has also a good well of water
IN the yard fine young orchard, asparagus BEDS ice
house and good fences. The place is a very healthy
one, and in an excellent neighborhood
If not sold privately, the above farm will be sold on
tbs 10th day of July next at auction the highest
bidder, on the premises.
There ALSO and for sale, Mules. Cows, Hogs,
Wagons, Carts, Farming Utensils, &c, all of which,
if not disposed of before, will be sold at the same
time. .-...,
Persons wishing to examine the premises, can do
so by calling on MIR. T. Hoppe, who resides ON tae
place. ~
TERMS-One-third cash. the balance in one and
two years. with interest The sonal property cash
A. BODEkER
7---dtF6July No ain ~
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.'lYIS@,9 y MEETINGS.. --1Iocnro !.
~ Gle vii iosuito Netting Those in want 81 In.
AUGUSTUS MAiLERTS.
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sesn u :. Lime Tor usrtcuiiusnI purpo-
los usafTsT, Aopt constantly on hand at my lime
iii sl,o A. "no ooddins tavern, Bacon Branch
say ps 81 We, tesii Lime for purifying purposes
tts .sbi,. me city, at IS cents per bnrrel Per
soasA he p iafthe, information msy address me
ceiling Or at - once. Orders may be Ian at my
'aes ii Tsvla'S spt 5no 6oddins tavern, or al the
Foupt .tts5,; Williams, which viii meet with
y i-dH&ws,
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Poh I N1NE...J ar. cu-I,s 1,norTo. ~
=. 10 hp'ters hergundy; Is do. do Port VINE.
''s at low prices by " "0'
VIM WALLACE L. CON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-03

NORGE To THE LADIES.AAiTert The
first day of July the prices of Lawns Orsa1 e.
Tissues. BeIages, and all descriptions of summer
Dress Goods, will be reduced to at aud below COST
This is OPT ortunitv buy che ap fft foods
iy2 ALFRED M1SFs stn ss g.
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By Bake & pieasnnts

Sale to be conducted by Messrs. JoHs A LANcAs
TER l. Son. j. 28-tds
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BANK or GlHGi@Is

BANK OF RIHGiNI.. y
RiCBMoHD july /, 1855
THE President aud Directors nf The
L sank of Vi gin.a has oecaren dividend of f ur
and quarter per cent out Of the profit. o the Bank
for the last six months subject to he dsdiGion Of
one-Guarter per bonus to he State heh leaves
four per cent. $3.50 per share payable to the
Stockholders. u ga"
jv 3-2w SAM'L MARX, Cashier. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-03

~ LA CARDS lODIDE OF IKON
- PILL; The ssnulne Wallets Pills Ph sphatic
torale and Sirop pectorai de Nafe d. arahre Bread
Waters and Medicine ENVELOPES, for dsguising n ~.
medicines, the form OF either pill or pow der;
with ne! al assortment of foreign and domestic
Pharmaceutical Preparations. For sale at -, .t.,
MEADE i 2ARER'S .i.,
New Apothecary Store. rs s;sio It,, ss q.
jy2-dfw N. w. corner of 10 ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-03

OFFICE X. h. MAUal 4 CtJ..l -
- RICHMOND July 1856 y.
OUR OFFICE will be closed ON Friday,
~ 4th of July II Notes, Drafts DC payable on
that day will please be attended to Thursday Sd
jy2-2t X. n. MAURY Il co. --
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-03

DLEASANT COMPAsfON- fer the sun.
DOZUS. t,-.t....s --....t e.
ALSO BOOKS FOR DULL TIMES by those
who expect o remain In the CITY 4.. - s.sr-. 80
In our collection are included Books Of History BIZ
ography and 1rdrels; Critical Essays Sketches Poe
try .nd ca'efu ~ selected tmens of f.ciei
U,orka ( he hest ella l. ..at
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ME have this day admitted alr. u kuAs.k
w A HARKSDALEk u l. Fart sr !. our concsrs-
sf'WARWfcK BARkSDALE.
Gailsso MiIlh Ja.y lst, 49, Sc. az. 49, =.
I1iCK LlNfs VI Ga Mss a snsbH let %
i PAINE. RiokkiN0 svinE0Ak lass1 eJs
1900, s.lt tass,.ia WM. a. KING, s3s
/. 50 -ixa ANIL a,as sEfspkNa =. % MsIhet-
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" Daliey's Genu,ne Pain Extractor

~ BENNETT, BEERS L FISHER, Agents fol
Z camord. fs l2-d6m
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I KS JETS D'AnGkNf.--At DItAi4 q
IL 4 NuRrON'S. where Soda Wster, pArs sgd :
Wafer made of English Sup CArb soda, aEd not
from marble dust, chalk whiting, a. ,rnost are
These magnificent silver lined fountains present The
spark ling pure and uaaeHisessssd ~ - son
tact with The srosser metals Of copper o. e~ytA-
tuare But this delightful beverase gushing through
from Silver Sprinss" 10 rendered eisasreeasfe by
the coarse Syrnps eastany IN use Ihr.c
prepared broica sugar imitstisns Of gpns
our s.Sirer Spring" Our syraps ere ryepsfed -
great cost from the feshsst and Ppfest Euita t..,
Lemon Grove Essenee Of Straw barry Bed, Isselee
Of Sparkling Heck Ascias. with phyx Cfeaa SlfapG
IL so CORNER MAIN AND 10fH tf0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-03

HOUSE AND Lot On MARSHALL.
AT .AUCTION-Wil be sold, on TUESDAY. tn.
9th day Of July, 1856, On the premises, commencing
at o'clock, P. NJ. the lot and brick tenement, on
the south side OF Marshall street, formerly occupied
by George P. Gray, and now in the occupancy OF
Mr.. Cardona, and nearly opposite the residence OF
Mr.. Francis T. Isbel fronting 46 feet running back
LAB feet to an alley IL feet wide.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance at g. 6 and q
months, for negotiable notes. interest added and.ti
tie retained till last note is paid.
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NA FUK III NT...tGKUCEKK OK MA X.
ES:s KET STANO.--The framed Tenement on the
&4 West side of 18th street, next to the corner of
Broad street, with large lot of ground attached il fer
rent.
This location is very desirable for grocery meat,
and vegetable stand, and being just side the Cor.
sion can be had immediately Apply to
f.. A J.CLOPTON,
Agent and Collector, No Wall st.,
ie Its Under St. Chas. Hotel.
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EO HHNe, UAAUNsiDksA - riipg,x-
OU UER3s 10 tisress 1agu catee heaa y epis.
prime whits Lard; Is phss primo Fresh bsusfi -
e1 :. Hsv11 o'as1' w. WALLACE SON.
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-12
Temperance and Revivals.

The following appears in volume entitled,
Sketches of Revivals -
l was laboring in protracted mee,ing in
the Congregational church Of a New Hainp-
shire village. There was much intemperance
there, and the wife of the principal ho;el
keeper was a member Of the church Seeing
her and her husband both at The meeting one
forenoon, | made some very pointed remarks
on the evils OF flntemperance, and particularly
on the character of those who continu' the
trafilclns IN ardent spirits. Many Of the
church, too, l knew, used much of the
poison, and there was doubtless need Of
plain pealing. At the close of the exercises
that forenoon, the minister, in q suppressed
tone, that told how he felt, said to me, " 1t
VIII not do to come out so on that subject
you stop the revival / told him | had
no opinion of a revival among drunkards and
rnmsellers, and that my way to promote
righteousness was to preach against sin
existing sin; and that such a course would
hinder no true revival He doubted and
feared, but allowed me to proceed.
Two days after, the taverner, to nv sup
prise, invited me to his house. The CONVEX
sation turned upon his business He seem
ed pleased, and yet | wondered why for be
was faithfully warned of the dangers of con-
tinuing in such course. He had number
of sons, some of them nearly grown to man
hood, and he was tod what fearful conse-
quences might attend exposing them to such
temptations. At length ne rose hastily up,
and beckoned me to follow him. | did &C,
and he continued me to the bar-room, and
throwing open the bar, saw that it was
empty, swept and garnished." There"
said he with emphasis, I've done" lie was
done. A pitcher Of cold water and waiter
Of tumbiers, were all that remained of well
furnished establishment. lie was done /; for
himself and nearly every member Of his fam
lily became true converts, and are now fore
most in every good work. Others OF the craft
soon followed and in less than two months,
not drop of strong drink was sold in that
village. The revival went sd. No Cne ever
dreamed that it was less extensive or bsnefi-
cial ON account of plain preaching against
existing sins.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-12
The Bloody Record.

Within the last year, 40, 600 Of the citizens
of the Republic of Washington have been
buried in the ignominous grave Of the drunk
ard. Thousands of hearthstones bave been
desolated-tens of thousands of hearts broken
wives, children, parents, scattered, by the
ightnings of this Internal traffic. Thiefts,
rObberies, arson, rapes, suicides and murders,
have been perpetrated, under the influence
of this demonizing trade.
What q fearful slaughter, what darkening
crime! So many have transformed into
fisnds; so many hands have been stained in
human blood. and their souls with crime
Stains that never can be washed out have
1,een affixed to SO many names. The peopl
Rave tried and punished all these, and born
,e burden of the taxation thereof; and ine
iods holy name, what benefits have they
eceised from the traffic, which has wrought
Ill this.
And 30 for ages, blood has smoked hotly
rom runs sacrifcial altars. The gallows
md the dungeon are as necessary to the rum
traffic as pest houses to the plague. A heath
On people might plead an excuse for this in
fernal system. But Christian people have
none. Murder riots in its unbroken feests
of blood. Fiendish bRtcheries are Of conmon
occurrence.
With the shadow of these scafolds darken-
ing the land, statesmen stand up and petit
fog about nothing, and wall about the prop
erty invested in the rum business God
teaches us that man is of more value than
many sparrows. Politicians teach US that
rum is more sacred than the interests of the
two worlds. Homes, hearts, and human life,
must all be sacrificed to feed the consuming
fires of these bells on earth.
But the better day comes steadily on
Human fends shall not always gorge on hu-
man blood authority. Our presses shall not
always give daily record of revolving and
blood butcheries.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-12
aAlE1Ggl, a0R11l CAROLINA

which have been her cynosure in this in
stance, also prompt her to bestow her heart
and hand on one, who though denied the
advantages of wealth or birth, is as much
superior to the common herd around him
as is the pure diamond to the worthless
paste, and who is well worthy the purest
affections of the loyciest lady in the land"
"Well could BOT have expected other
than temperance honily from the wife of
a professional lecturer, and you may per-
chance be right. But as for me, must
confess, that | am too fond of slipping, now
and then, my ciaret and cordial, and as
long as my leige lord does not make beast
of himself, I do not Ioe4 disposed to inter-
dict him from his stsci l.pps" and ssjulaps.o
But the idea of the 20 saghter, and
heiress Of s,.sI .sor sEy:z,
ing herself at Hymen saaRssr With one who
considered it great honor to take his meas
ure and to make his coat, is entirely too ridi-
culous to be mentioned id connection with
a subject of such Importance. But this is
an age of miracles, and one need not be"
But we have heard enough and for the
present will drop the curtain A few weeks
more and, as the reader may divine, the
Millionaire Lawyer Frank Jones and his
beautiful young bride, are entertaining
crowds of visitors at their magnificent man.
sion, while Mr.. and Mrs. Gray are snuggly
ensconced in their unostentations but de-
lightful home in the far south, spot upon
which they propose to sojourn during the
remainder of their days.
| CONCLUSION NEXT WEEK.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-12

converting the hearth side into an arena Of
strife and discord, enveloped By the death
pail of wretchedness and want.
The sequel will however demonstrate the
existence of a super ruling providence, who
so directs and controls the destinies of man
that, though the dark cloud of adversely
may lower DER the good and .irtuous in the
morn of life, ere yet the radiance Of day
shall sink into the gloom Of night, the be.
nignant sun of prosperity shall burst forth
with dazzling effulgence undimmed by even
passing cloul.
Truth crushed to earth will rise again,
The eternal years of God are hers
But error wounded writhes in pain,
And dies amid her worshippers.0
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-12
G0neati0n, 9grienltnre ana Yebs oil
aOo a.

am not mad returned /, comprehen-
ding their suspicious but the corpse is
alive! hasten and see Z
They hurried into the room. one after an.
other and the foremost STOPPING down to
what he supposed was corpse, yut his hand
upon it and instantly exclaimed:
Quick light and some brandy She
lives ! she lives
All now was hustle, confusion and excite
ment. one proposing one thing, aad anosher
something else, and all speaking toge,her.-
They placed her on the bed and gave her
some brandy, when she again revived, Igot a
physician, lone of the faculty. WHO came
and tended upon her through the night, and
Dy sunrise the next morning she was repOr-
ted TO be IN fair way for recoveFr.
Now what do a.--4l,;rkZ;g NV strrv so
rs,s.sEtsSS,s I,o-ti- ys-ssa -.
s.vefs reniarkabIe? repsis5 Il
maraabie, indeed But tell me, ,aidC
finally recoyersSt
: She did, and turned out to. be -
beautiful creature, and only sweetseventeerE
and suppose she blessed the resurrec-'
tionists all the rest Of her life, /, reioined,
with laugh.
She certainly held one of them in kind
remembrance, returned the Doctor, with q
sigh.
Nnat became oh her, Doctor Y
wv hat should have become Of her, accor-
ding TO the well known rules ofpoetic justice
ofall you novel writer's p returned my friend,
with peculiar smile.
Why said !, laughing, she should hare
turned out an heiress, and married you'
And that is exactly what she did 2 re-
Joined the Doctor.
Good heavens You are jesting +!
No, my friend, me- replied the Doctor, in
faltering voice; that night of horror only
preceded the dawn OF my happiness: for that
girl-sweet lovely Helen Leroy-in time be-
came my wife, and the mother of my two
boys. She sleeps now IN death beneath tho
cold, cold sod, added the Doctor, in a trem-
aious tone, and brushing away tear from
his eye; and no human resurrectionist shall
ever raise her to life again =
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-12

b@- A gentleman of African extraction,
who used to display his gFinning combina-
ton Of ivory and ebony about the street of
Indianapolis, was asked by white gentle
man:
How old are you, Sam |"
"Twcnty five, massa," was the reply;
"but if you counts up de fun Pse seen,
Jest call me seventy-hye."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-12

The following appears in volume entitled,
Sketches Of Reyivals -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS.


PIONEER VARIETY STORE 4!
a M ID
Yankee Notions Depot.
MYERS STREET, THREE DOORS FROM MONT
GOMERY. NEW BRICK BLOCK,
VILE.
NNIIERE CAN BE OBTAINED all sorts of useful
w aud ornameela articles, not TO be found IN
any other store in the county, consisting OF the largest
and best selected stock OF
Hardware, Carpenters Tools, Garden
Seeds, Books, Stationery, Build
ers' Materials, Woodenware,
Patent Medicines and
Pocket Cutlery.
EYER OFFERED FOR SALE ~ THIS WN
-ALSO-
Prime Chewing Tobacco. and Genuine Havana Cigars,
Aauey Aric'es, Pertumery Looking Glasses,
Wall Paper. Childrens Toys Revolvers,
Points, Oils, Turpenlne, Putty, Cam
pheHc. Lamp Oil. Candies, QHck-
silver u Musical instruments.
ALSO
Lamp Chimneys, Ladies' Riding Gloves,
sand Paper, Shoe Knives, Cand.esticks
Writing Paper, Playing Cards,
Knives n hi Forks, screw Drives,
Combs and Brushes, Gauger's Rules,
Brass Bnits and Chi.eiS, Tap Borrrs and Gilnles,
Faucets aNd Files, Locks, Hooks staples,
Markers and Gauges, Punches, Paper Cutters,
Hammers and Coniaasses, Butts and Paues, Androns
Horse brushes, Pumps. Spoke-Shaves,
Sailors Palms. Dog Collars and Chains,
CuiI-e Mills. Meat Hooks, Wash Boards
Bench Screws, Sa-h Tools, Clothes Pins, Fancy Bas
Fisk Hooks Bed Cords, kets Screw Wrenches,
Gun Caps Chopping Trays W lips and Canes
Cue.flcs Nnd Wax, Cue Leathcas,
Gents Driving Gloves.
Also
A complete assortment Of Toilet Articles, Candles OF
every descriptieu Dried Fruit, Preserved and
Green. Nuts of all kinds The Atlantic
and EurotsSan Papers and Magazines,
on the arrival of the Steamers.
These goods have been selected with the greatest
care, purchased cheap, and will be furnished 10 our
customers either at wholesale or reta as low as by
any other store in The Mines.
Er Persons desirnus Of obtaining any article from
san Francisco can do at small per cent. nd vance
upon the first cost by leaving their orders at this store
WM G. PAYNE
n. bah outstanding debts due the firm of J. II.
Smith L Co must be paid 10 the undersigned or his
agent. }. j. Lockwood, Us lac alone is authorized to
the aatne of the firm in liquidation.
oc2W VIM. c. PAYNE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-12
Matchmaker and Jeyyeler.
NOTICE

TENHE SUBSCRIBER takes this method of inform
IL ing the public that he has established himself
in the business OF UNDERTAkER. and is prepared
10 pay prompt attention to all calls that may be made
on him In his line OF business, with neatness and dis
patch.
NR-Also, strict attention given to setting Bill
lard Tables ColorDg Billiard Balls. &C. and general
Cabinet business, Bird street, adjoining the semi
nary. ol6lm J.HAAELL'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-12
OROVlLLES STORE
Wholesale and Retail p!

FXNIIE undersigned having returned from san
N Francisco and removed TO the Fire Proof Brick
Block, Montgomery. two doors from Myers street,
Washington Block would respectfully call the at
tention of the inhabitants of Oro'ille and vicinity,
to the fact of his having the largest Stock and the
best assortment Of Goods 10 be found this side oi
Sacramento My Goods were all purchased fer cash
at the very lowest figure that money could buy them
for, and sell for Cash, and & ash only thus doing
away with the list of deadheads which every one
must have that does credit business. | an pre-
pared to offer inducements to customers such IL no
other House IN Oroville will offer My Stock consists
of GROCERIES in all its varieties; Provisions of the
best quaiiy; Liquors and Syrups OF the choicest
brands. CROCkERY of The latest styles, and
HARDWARE in all its branches.
In add tion to this, customers have their goods
delivered by my Express Wagon at their own door,
tree of hargo J f. kESSlNG.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-23
VALUABLE
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

,ti1 PROPERLY FOt SALE. LIN
4 DESIRE to sell the Vermont Mill, situa'
Z ted Is miles from Bidwells landing apt
Browns Ferry, Sacramento River, and ,
miles from Chico (Bidwells Ranch). ThemI
is new, well built and finely arranged. TAD
nearest mill property to the finest landsc,
Butte, Colusi and Tehama Counties, terng
of payment easy, viz: one fourth to one ha!2
Cash Balance in Lumber delivered at the
River, (16 miles distant) or at point | will
designate below,
offer to sell the new and valuable property
at a bargain, ha wing bought it to save n large
debt, and am entirely unacquainted with the
Lumber and milling business; Any one wish
ing good investment and profitable employ.
ment for few men and teams, will do we'll to
examineit.
For value of location &c, reference is made
to Major John Bidwell and f. X. Dodge,
Chico Post Office, Butte Co also to C. G.. Lin
coin, Oroville, Office Of the North Californian.
My address, Mdnroeville, Colusi County.
my "A tf-'.29 G. ?. SWIFT.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-23

The sale viii be held at the National Hotel, above
described.
Deled this 2sih day of June. A D. 1856
Alao. the following account o. w. :. Stafford, for
the sun Of Hry dollars-Sj0 90
Also. the following described Judgment rendered
on the 18th day of January A. u 1856 in the District
Court Ninth judicial District in aud for Butte County,
and state of California, by default against Il. H. Me-
Daniel for the sum of three handrcd and eighty
seventy six onehundrdhs ,S3S0 7Gl dollars. and in
trresi ON sad amount from the 1oth day Of August
D. l15l. az the rate Of iwo per cent. per month TIL
prid wherein G. \. Bancroft Is phinilt, which will
rxpose To public sale at the Court House door. in
EiIwer. ON he llth day of August. A. y. 1886, AT 3
O'Clock p NJ. 10 the highest bildcr for cash.
Dated this 1-lh day of July, D lS56.
r. FREER
sheriff Butte County and Assignee.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-23
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Court
CorNTY oF }rirE. AT Chambers.
In the matter Of James II Drake, an lnsolycnt
Debtor.
IN PURSUANCE of IN order made in the County
Court 10y the Hon. Joseph T.. n. Lewis, County
Judge at Chambers, on the 30th day OF June. \. -,
lri6-Nuticc Is hereby given ia the creditors of The
said petitioner IN Insolvency James II. Drake, 10 ap
pear before the Hon J. T.. y. LOWS, County Judge
ON the third dny OF the August term Of the County
Court, A D. lc56. to wit: ON the 6lh day of August
ensuing at Btdwc To show cause II any there be-.
why the prayer of said petitioner should not be gram
:ed and assignment of his estate Ice made. and he
be discharged from his debts rs an lusolvcnt Debtor.
Witness my hand and The seal of said County
H. 8 Court affixed, this 3Oth day Of June, u lo56
at Bidweli.
MILES CLAPIN, County Clerk
35iw BY VI. II. DARRACH, Deputy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-23
NUMBER 9.
Itqal Notjtt9.

GtHFRIFF'S SAtE.-Ev \irtuooi ndccrrlai urD,r
~ issued out OF The District Court, Ninth Ihd ci"I
District in and for butte County aud state Z" taii-
flrnia utndt The l2th day ui June. y. l-af, V nH
directed and delivered. commanding me Ia mnE" l''
.nm ot four hundred and Burt, seven INV "'' h'n-
,rrth- dollars idgmrnl aui interest "n .'f amount
ri Judgment ~ the rate ut Ten per cent per hnuuu'
fill ptd ana tn sun Of nihry eight siNly our hIu-
,ir,dh- doars'cns~ and Hccrnn c,s's o ~a"d "r''''
out ct the pr perry hereinafter described, To su-lY
!hr afira-eid ipdymrui. wherein II. Walsh is nfan-
m and 4. ~kjnklc deicudan.. to Vii: C"mm'ur'rc
~ the Pl41u IA Ihe vlnEc ui Bidwrl, County Hrl
state aforesaid ai the North east corner OF I0mp
llidn's saloon mud running IN an easterly direction
The corner uf he SAID plaza, sixty ret more or less,
thrucr ~ soulhrrlV direction to tie corner On 'h@
street of Nrs~r> Ilulnru. uu which thor reservoir -
,itualed, thence ina westerly direction Ia tie ln n
Lamp Hiias Bakery, add thence IN a southeriy d.
rec,on to the end the space dug ont and formerly
used u ten pin Alley nclutug the space living be-
tween Lamp \ Ilidas Lot and the Reservoir OF
Nessrs Hoffman Co, together with the Billiard Sa
loon, situated sad premises, which will sell at
Public Sar Al lha court House door in Bidwell, coun
ty and state aforesaid on the 4th day of August
y 1856 at , o'clock 4 NJ. 10 the highest bidder Tor
cash.
Dated this 10Th day of July. A. D. 1855.
+. FIR EER. sheriff Butte County.