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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08
Consumpticn Cured.

ise,aI salls and passages ef mar. TIA
annsI pusssLls ss reached BY any rtie; ra-dsSine =
uefe is cast Of
Consumpticn Cured
NFw IoEK n-t 2-ih lsEz
/ Cant n New Yars ga ihs ship Tsiesrspt ms IA
tive ,as !. = JaA New h,au-wfcs ~h-rs;i rrar ne.
rAlsnc sons drai Of mAtie5 shice fruqnasiy M
&c with hipoa hne pain n NY sef slas ant We,
weak and amacistse Ny s,rnas sha gshysisish pre-
ucuns-d rs CONSUMPTION and irss sfe he reach
n-dsctpe I acrisrnfsy heard Of I'r Cursis Hyraa u
luhAi me HyreAh gKp1-a.d Chcr-s Syrup and ataia
ee package, whirh ] vrrily believed saved ~ -
Eitz- wearing he Iuh2lef f0gaa -rlisv.d IT,,
pr-ru-e on as isas. and after shi. TIRE dsessr Hia +
It's appearance ppct the surface under, hA4er
,oas iht Cher, Syrup direclse sne sstfBnes nd
ny cases srsagalis growing better uHi ;sals
81; mt saa nes eonsid<r myself cuTed ! al SEA
b. Inhaler the O. u " n. mar ie&saiI aad ts
.vinr il strehrl hsnIBs and purifying iat Iua-s
~ JOHN woon
Accounts are daily ssceivcG iron oieryyusr AMI ct M
Persons n h, hirhesi rrsprc sbii,r ~ case n
heretofore Considered tacGr@ass al As,hlA breHens
Consumption AHf all disease oi thr iunFs ~ hfCDE
TiS'S HS6EANA Road tire falsowins
Ia Ensses. Postmaster of Burlington saws
send daxna Hyssan- working ~osderD
hem 5ndise4sea Of the nngA ,eesc II So auss asy
eseascno In tho very last ad ;het pir,
iaF thu and cnnort D. gave suer-
am willing sad my aeishSa5- 10 purchase laekas'
~ees for NY daughter, II gives hef prfleS. o.
e1 pecI her 10 live v
aygeana In Maine.
s Gaubcrt, Postmaster bIcfrrnouc NE w. lie
~ The HyroAHs Is doing wonders mere Nj susie
has mad distressing cough with difficulty Il
breathing fer years iunar- aad ,sss tn.
Cherry syrup hat lew days before she
after months Of II her cough is vel Ia
Curiiss systemic; Inhalation produce AZ ca
Tire revolution thu Treatment OF diseases The lungs
There no mistake u IS lriii, ~oadcrin discovery q
The Rev Mr. Carter says ''li Is eleh days sinc,
daughter pai the Inhaler and commence ed usIns
the Hyeezna and II has already done her hst
a.ihe medical faculty have beer ass &c dc tor LIN las
years The irritation and ticking sensation N In.
yhruAf gone and with II the cough She sleeps well
Mrs Margaret Easion Of Bronklyu vas cured b, II o.
Ihe asthma Of eight yoxrs standing H. addition ,e III,
above lots Of aac Of ihs shove
made IN shls eiIy. our sales have Areat,
reached 200 par sares day hert and YET only ahoG
Ihres months il offered 10 the public
Sold hs BOYD PAUL. No 4og C.r;lasdi Ssre~i {
Il RING, ecrssriof Joal Street and BroaaSsys Y
tao. % package
Bny person enclosing s. 10 Boyd 4 Pau Or CURTIS
APEEk NJ Nee ORR vii! rrGo a nS- kss. osnta r.
Pc ,.iis 81 Hyenah FBpo- sassof Cherry :, RI ARD
AZ lnhaies ~ i.aI ut express free 70 Any mari
ths United States irrf Partarss Toy SO
For sale IN Ellsworth by c G Peek.
SAID by San + fe,kins. Bangor c & Faa.os
fsssmasaef, Eass Machsas and 5 L ByIam EassBor.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08
HEALTH AND STRENGTH

Ycs wiI - sn,,h iats IN. ~srd say with ,hau..nd
ct sshs-s c A. RICHARDS sBBGJTT BrTTERs bar
aase wuoders fg re
sald sverywhere- afysa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08

- Fnod G"rg and hAlf e~ullias sSsss site
nss ~ ats'ei one uaie frusa Ellsworth yilAfe sx
SssfR fsiiisrns read lssd'Hs fN EHswu~th txns gar
sirto -faAFs es.laIre 81 IN. svtsr.1h~r
RICHARD PasshAN 50
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06

q come, Colonel Eugene Merville
to hold you to your promise, she said,
lying a hand lightly upon his arm.
SIS this reality or dreamp asked
the amazed soldier.
Come follow me, and you shall see
that it was reality, continued the mask,
pleasantly,
Il will
Have yon been faithful to yonr pro.
miseHasked'th the domino, as they retired
into a neighboring saloon.
'Most truly in act, but alas, | feal
not in hearth
Indeed''
4; is too true. lady,tha l have seer
and loved another though my vow tC
you has kept me from saying $50 tc
her,
And who is this that you thus love?
Il will be frank with you, and yor
will keep my secrelP
Must religiously.'
1T is the Baroness Won Waldorf, he
said with a sigh. .
And you really love her.
'Alasl only too dearly said the SOL
dier sadly 3 q
Nevertheless, l must hold you to
your promise; here is the other half oil
the ring, can you produce its mater
Here it is said Eugene MervilIe.
Then, ! too, keep my promiSel said
the domino, rasing her mask, ,and show
ing TO HE astonished view the ia ce OF
the Baroness Won WaldroffI'
'Ah it was the sympathy OF true
love that attracted me, after ALL" ex-
claimed the young soIdier,a he pressed
her to his heart.
She had seen and loved him Tor hi .
manly spirit and character, aud having
found by iuqury that he was worthy
OF her love, she had managed this del.
icate intrigue, and had tested him, and
now gave to him her wealth, title and
every thing!
They were married with great pomE
and accompanied the arch-duches L
Paris. Napoleon, to crown the hap.
lpiness OF his iavorite, made Colone
Eugene Merville at once General Di
vision.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06
The Deathbead Scene Of
Col. Aaron Burr.


1t has generally been supposed and
believed that Burr died an unbeliever.
refusing religious consolation. Almost
excellent and distinguished Episcopal
minister, IN preaching a sermon to the
young men of Washington City, two.
Sabbath evenings ago. alluded to Col.
Burr's supposed religious infdelity,
which led TO the followinghighly inter.
estiug. correspondence between S. C,
Ried, Jr., Esq, who was then present.
and the Rev. DR.. Vanpelt, of N. York,
which explains itsell, 1t is but proper
to add, that the letter of the venerable
Rev. Dr.. Vanpelt was read last Sunday
evening. by the paster Of Trinity church
before his numerous congregation
WAsHISGToN Monday, Dee. 10, Sc
REv. DR.. ?. J. VATPELT, New York
My DEAR SIR--It was on very plea.
SAINT summer day, abou: two or three
years ago, that Twas on board a steam,
fboat.. going up the North river to New,
burg, when made your Acquaintance
You were at that time speaking on the
Southern side ofrthe great political que
stion that still agitates our county,
| introduced myseIfto you, and you sai id
you had frequently met my father at the
house of Gov. Tompkins. and that you
had once spent an afternoon with Gen.
George Washington, some OF whose re-
marks on the Union, of the deepest in :
teTest you repeated TO me. The conVeT.
sation at last turned on Col. Aaron,
Burr. l, at the time, understood you
to cay that you attended Col. Burr in
his last moments, and that before he
died you administered to him the holy
sacfiment, and that be died in the full
| hith Of a. christia n, You stated 10 mt
i think, that he died at the town o.
Richmond, Staten Island.
i'll am not incorrect, then
desire that you will give me full stat
ement Of all the facts concerning tn,
I iasI moments Of Col. Aaron Burr, ant
state, ss near as you can recolect. tn,
subject Of his conversation before HI
died--say three or four dsys-and wha
were his last words at the time of bi
death. Please state, also, if you haI
frequent conversations with him on th
T subject of religion, and what was you
belief, and what were his opinions h
entertained. or expressed TO you. on tha
4 subject. Did you ever hear him &C
knO wled ge, or did y ou ever believe hin
Il IN ha n m a thaiat mr. n daicf9
My object in calling on you for thi
information is to vindicate the chsrac
ter of Aaron Bnrr in this regard, aud (,
give posterity the benefit of it. hop
, il ma: be in your power TO crafty me.
n With the highest esteem aud respect
| have the honor to be your friend an
obedient servant.
SAM. C. RIED, Jr.
s@r NEw YoRK, DEc. l3. 1855.
II Ma. SAN. G.. REID, a.
" Ny Dear SIR
received yours Of Monday, 10. inst, las
evening, in which YOU "desire me ,
: -Igi,e you full statement of all th
1 Eiac.s concerning the last moments
S Col. Aaron Bnrr, &c" In compliauC
s with your desire, ats,--That' in Ii
# summer, about the Goth of June 1888
q Colonel A. Burr, came TO Port Ricl
a mond Hotel, Staten Island, where
took board, near which then resided
as also did the relative and friend
= Col. A. Burr Judge Ogden Edwaids.-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06

Is. P. HEWITT, Judge OF Probate Courr
WI. EDMlSf0N. CLERK Com. Pleas Cou.
u. A. BKAff0N Prosecuting Attorney
WV, TISSUE, Sheriff.
JOSEPH MAGEE, Auditor.
IL. PAYNE, treasurer.
JAMES MALONE, Recorder.
NELSON kiChM0ND, Surveyor.
(VScaGt,) Coroner.
county commissioners,
CD. GRAY, j. KINNEY, * JN0. SWAIN,
School Examiners,
o. J. BlNNlh0 & W SHUCKEY and
- + BRATroN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-06
"Come here, Kate, love. Now is

"Come here, Kate, love, Now Tell
me, what does b e-l-t spell.rqis SKI
"Don'. know, 'marm. -
''How stupid! whst is put around
your waist every day. Come now. speak
out. What do yon look so shespish
ior9 answer me directls-wbat is put
round your wsistgssefs dssqfgs-s
"Sniggie Frizzle' E sTm, but be psvsr
kissed me but once"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-16

MELANCHOLY AccIDENT.-On Friday last, as Mr.
Abraham H. Kimball, young Mobile civil engineer,
was propeling hand car with another person at the
crank and while speeding along at rapid rate, his
hand slipped from the handle, and as it swung round
he was cast over on to the road, and by the car so
dreadfully crushed and manged that he died on the
following morning, though medical aid was promptly
rendered. Hewa young man of most promising
abilities and greatly esteemed by all who knew him
His body was brought to his afflicted father, F. G.
Kmball, Esq., and followed to the grave yesterday by
a numerous body of mourning friends. 1o
- Mobile Register. 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-16
Steamboat Departures This Day.

7-Yl.,.., MOBILE. IN
Oregon, Myers MASTER the arrival at the of the
o'clock P. NJ. Ponchnrtrain cars. r. Geddes, 10 Bank
Place, agent. '"" r. .nn.F'"'n ..
So. s,H r. Gil TCHEFUNCTA RIVER. srYsF =
Virginia Pearl Hoffman, the arrival Of the IL o'clock NJ
Pontchartran D. G. Lowber No 95 Magazine street
agent fit
=' OHIO RIVER.
Belle Sheridan, Key MASTER at o'clock. T. B. Smith, II New
street agent .#. T", = ''' n
LOWER MISSISSIPPI =N
John Smonds, Church. MASTER at o'clock John E. Hyde
Co., 66 Poydras street, agents. u Ng @NE&| n
+, = w. (. = TENNESSEE RIVER. $50. -..UDdI
Scotland, Dismukes, master, at o'clock r. Nixon 80
/. Union street, agent 4Ds1sa 'h-. m .T
RED RIVER. ,aFtat1' N-
St. Charles, Applegate, MASTER at o'clock D. Smith, u
New Levee and L. Snapp Co., 81 Front street. agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-16
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
ss NEW ORLEANS, jack
Isfs s55 son AND GREAT NORTHERi
ABROAD Depot Gallon

S IS $S S$tHASs StBz4 e. ssSESsS 2S a5s5s
street, corner of CLARA street. near the New Basin.
TkA1ss leave 6syfa dsy at
3 NV Rssass ~ NJ ~ Ns @
and landed at all intermediate stations.
FARE-Four cents per mile each way Children and servants
FEEiGHr TRAIN from the City to osyka and all inesr,e
Osyka New Orleans and I'LL intermediate stations Mon
's excursion train Will leave the city every Sunday at
for osyka and intermediate stations and return by
61s P. NJ. Fare half the usual rates
aseason Tickets issued application At moderate price
rwse Line aE2 i rehA 4 AzES3ESE 26kEoS sH a sops1
Is fR% {;SSsSs Az,SdA5 RSR ShSSf R %hsS
1&aG71aa-1 X: SUMNER ARRANGEMENTs. AZ N
This Road will be for and Agers
W.T. ''''' Di<~i'o-l PAsSENGER TRAINS:
Leaves the Depot Algiers every day A. NJ
Arrive at Bayou Beuf every day 1880 P. M
RETURNING:
Arrive s Ct &sis4s SEsns F n n
Ferry Boat viii with the Passenger Trains
Freight will for Bayoa Bu and Intermediate Sta
Sns DE SH3RS
s bsn ayoa ds d Andes Raceand cFosn
Terrebonne Tgerve and Bayou Beu (where the Company
nse Rules and Rates Freight in pamphlet form for
cuaon be had application at the once OF the company
o25tf - II - II a A.. B. SEGER. Vice President.
OFFICE OF. NEW ORPHANS SAVINGS
" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. 81 Camp stree-1ucopora-
ted under Actof the legislature on 18th March, 1855 =
The office of the Institution will be open for the reception of
Deposits every morning Sundays excepted from to o'clock,
and on Saturday evenings from to O'Clock. -
Deposits Of One Dollar and upwards will be received.
The employment Of the funds is strictly limited by the Act of
Incorporation the Public Debts the United Saes of the
State of Louisiana, and Of the City of New Orleans
within ey New 70 s
ing 50 per cent of the appraised cash value L,.
Loans pledge OF the Stock of the Incorporated Banks
New Orleans not exceeding 60 of the value
All Interest Profit derived from the employment of the
funds distributed em-annuay among the Depostors
No Trustee directly indirectly borrow any of the funds
receive any pay emolument whatever.
Certificates of deposits having interest at rate agreed
will be issued for not less than $1,000 deposited
specified time.
George Eusts A. D.,Kely, William Vogel,
W. N. Mercer, Geo. Urquhart. R. B. Sumner,
G. G. Duncan, A, Heine, George Jonas
Wilhelrnus Bogurt, P. N. Wood, Thos. A. Clark,
Thos. a. Adams E. A. Bradford, D. D. Withers.
W. N. MERCER, President.
p A. D. KELLY,
r. B. SUMNER,
D. D. WITHERS, Treasurer.
n B-Copes of the Act of Incorporation and Bylaws
be obtained Of the office. a8ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-16
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER. q, n


E ssvs q o GHsp4 EsERss IL I'll sslssfF sarahhsD
sa Bayoa Grand Eeors Aisssada s1ssR0 and all s inef
aps h dssggh sgs It sa2s e. e.
freight @ or passage, apply on board @ er s,,rp
1fsz; sA7S5Rtz ESn URPEh 1 HD s isfs RfHER
Es Ssp ss9 Fs5s EsvP Ras P5a F5s
White Gins Mill Wood Saline Landing boeoy's Ferry
GILT d1sag 81 naS a
rG mlS 5Ssh % Seia g. ss ss sss
s De completed hayiag been build as Agisr
for the I H 5 5hps 5 fsn @ rely hsr
capacity for 100 bbs freight.
viii K s;s It Pog4 fsRs dibDo
sySa fa ghf s
s1 % II s1 aSs
nss For freight 0F pa'sFsi s. aPRz af - New eyes street.
snB ss s ss 1s lsssvs a
Wednesday morning my6
win Leave oE AEUHRAH Eh ss SfRsh
azs Bsyea drand EeoTs nts;ns.
de's sPssr @ st
apply on board Or to sx,p 70 won't street
ST. Charles viii tsfe freight Fort ' ToTson and
Upper Red kye Th i gE,sge@ @ # @rsspp9Rg R.
her account unless BY order from captain clerk
WIN leave % %SSHgkRAb kfS L 4 ff!ss5 aIik n RED
as River Paeke5,The fine fast running PASSENGER
bury MASTER will leave above for Shreveport Grand coe
I and all inter-
board, or to
mYl5 LEWIS SNAPP Co. 81 Front street
The Kimball will freight for Jefferson, with privilege
Of repping the light draft steamer Camden at Shreveport
WIN Leave F1 ESgR24H sAisHvEpokT IL! I1 8 Ssess
60 s Bayou Grand Eeers, and Alexandria = The
steamer p. r.. Kimball, Captain W. Witfenbury, will
leave for the above and all intermediate landings For freight
,myl5 T. B. SMITH, IL New IIevee.
AE Kmbawill take freight for Jefferson Port Caddo
and for above the Raft with privilege of reshpping.
Leaves SATURDAY 18th inst at O'Clock n positively
aa REn s aSass RhVER ~ soas PAokhT
asA- Shreveport, Grand Bayou Campte, Grand Ecore,
St. Maurice, Coe Alexandria and Gorton's Landing
substantial and light draugh steamboat Planter, D. D.
Atkinson MASTER will leave above. For freight passage
apply on board, or TO
The Planter will take freight for all points above the Raft
water permitting. s5 my9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-16

(SIvIL ENGINEERINGA AND SURVEYING.
" The undersigned having formed Coparnesp for the
pose Of ransacng any the line of Civil Engineering
Surveying that be entrusted 70 them within the State
Louisiana having had considerable experience in that
business would respectfully solicit share Of patronage
from those interested therein JIG. DREUX
W. S. MITCHELL
nsF- Office, No. Il Commercial Place. no9l ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-16

3Ll,@ HALIFAX, Thursday, May s.
The Royal mail steamship America, Captain Wick
man. from Liverpool on the afternoon Of Saturday.
the 9th Of April, arrived here at II O'Clock this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-16
FOR. CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Will leave on FRIDAY 18th inst. at 5 o'clock P. N.
r. FOR NASETVILLEI, CLARKsVIILE,
Eddyyiie, Smithland, Padneah, Hickman and
ssa@sas all intermediate andings.-The and regular
packet Scotland Dismuke es master, viii
above. For freight passage apply board,
nv r.. NIXON stre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-16
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

Will leave SATURDAY. 18th inst, at O'Clock ?. NJ
, r. FOR ARKANSAS RIVER-THE
II fine fast running passenger steamer Moses
- - Greenwood, A Thomas, master, willlsare
daneIle Iewisbur, Little Rock Pine Bluffs and all interne
diae landings Arkansas River For freight
apply on board or to
myl3 LOUIS SNAPP 4 CO., 81 Front street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-16
TENNESSEE RIVER.

Will leave SATURDAY, 18th inst, at 5 O'Clock z. NJ.
r. FOR TENNESSEE RIVER.-
asa - The new y, and nd ghdraught steamer East
passage, apply on board, or to g. .F's&.l fA
LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 81 Front street.
The Easpo will take freight for Napoleon, Memphis Hele
Hickman, New Madrid, Cairo Paducah Nashville and all
way landings. myl6
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-02
AFFAIR OF HONOR SETTLED The Boston

AFFAIR OF HONOR SETTLED The Boston
Mirrors correspondent "one of the girls"
The indignant fair one replies: 1--WE good
mind not to write another line for the Mir
ror What do you think! One of the Bos.
ton newspapers calls me 'one of the girls :
and am told tn At that means there is some.
thing Fanny Fern-something of the female
man about me Now it's no such thing
am feminine all over, from ringlets to shoe
strings and if that Boston editor takes any
more liberties with your fair correspon-
dent, he'll find-well, won't say what"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-02
SHERIFF SALE

VIRTUE ef AN execution issued ont OF n JUS
~ tlces Court, W. Stafford, Justice Of the Peace,
ln and iur Bidweli Township, County Of Bu',e aud
Stale ot California, to me directed aud delivered,
commanding me To make the of one hundred
anu twenty uihe dolinrs aid fly his debt. and six
dollars costs OF sui, together with all the
ing on said writ. wherein Joseph Ghickaut IL FlgnH
and Joey Howard is the Defendant, 1 have levied
upon and will expose ut Pubic sale TO the highest
bidder ior chsh. on the 2ath dny of uclober. a. h.
1896 between the hours prescribed oy Hw al of the
above named Defendants ri%hl, title and Interest in
aud 10 the building situated ON Na.er Street ia the
iowa oi Bidwcil. bulre Comfy California. "etwecn
Louis ller,rrue's Hotel and the Chinese Store and
formerly known rs james Toner'S iouse--said build
ing beng about lwenI. Oy ferry e,l. and story
high als,, small building she'd lii the rear. to.
geiher with the buildings are located. SAFE 10 take
place IN the town VI BIdwe. County and Stale are.
said, IN front of Henry keeier's Bankin, and tx.
charge Office.
Sheriff. Office, October 2, 1856.
= fREFH Sh,,'ih Rn;te County
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-02
by NJ u. DARRACH, Deputy.
STATE of CALIFORNIA, !
fN,h,ntN - Ilntt.,
COIlri of Sessinns

County of Butte. Court of Sessions
NDW this day II appearing TO my satisfaction, as
~ presiding Judge Of the Court OF Sessions IN and
tor Butte Coun that the Board of Supervisors in.
and for said County, did On the twenty fourth day Of
Septenber. ID one thousand eight hundred and hfy
six. declare Oroville to he the Cunny Seat of Butte
County from and after The >aid twenty fourth day of
september, u lSl6 IN pursuance ofan Act entitled
An Act To change and fix the County Seat of Butte
County. approved Mach 10Th, leJ6 and IL further
appearing my listactOn that the present build
ings in which The said Court has been held and in
which the Records have been kept IN the town of
bidwell, are unsafe rs place of Depository ior said
Records and that the same IS Liable destruction by
nrc, by reason OF Their being constructed entirely of
wood And 1t further appearing, that there is no
building in The town of Biiw, H. suitable for holding
the terms of this Court, and 10 safely keep its Rec
urus from fire or other caiamy, al bearing hat
the town of OrovIc is fit place TO hold the le M,
Ut this Court, ami that II cominodous and safe brick
buildi4g in said town has been rendered the County
as county Dnidings.
II is therefore ordered, adndged and decreed that
The Clerk of the Court OF Sessions. in and for Butte
County, forthwith remove his office and the Records
thereof I" OrOviIle, in tn. building selected by th,,
said Board of Supervisors County Buildings and
that he and trans the business of his said fice
at he town Of OrOvie, the county seat OF Butte
County.
And ii is further ordered, that the terms of said
Court, from and after HE said twenty fourth day of
september, A ID 1896 be held at The said town of
Orovie. uutil Otherwise ordered.
And il Is further ordered that the Clerk OF the said
Court VI Sessions. IN ana tor Butte County. issue
order under the seal OF SAID Court, in conformity
With this order.
And thai the same be published in the Daily Butte
Record, paper published IN the town OF Uroyille,
for The space ol forty day from the date hereof
BY order ef court.
Attest the foregoing true copy of the original or
der now ON file IA said court.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
l. ot Sessions affixed, this the twenty fourth
day Oi September A ID SO. at Bldwell
NILES CHAPIS,
Clerk OF Court of Sessions
BY VI. II. DARRACH, Deputy. oliOt
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-02
SIAiL or CALIFORNIA, J
Prnhnfn cnIIrt

sTAiLOf CALIFORNIA;
County OF Butte Probate Court
V OW lhis day. II appearing ~ my satisfaction az
~ Judge OF the Probate Court. IN aud for Butte
County that the Board OF Supervisors, and for sad
County. did, on the twenty fourth day Of september
A u one thousand cghl hundred ana THY SIX. declare
OroyllIe 10 be The County seat OF Butte co. from and
alter the sand twcnly -tOm h day of SCptrm ber b.
$50, III pursuance of AN Act entitled An Act To
change and hX the County Seat of Butte County. ap
proved Maze ltIh, lot, and IL further appearing
10 my sa,iactiuI that the present buildings IN which
the said Court has been held. ana in which the Rec
Ords have been kept in the town OF B.dwel, are
safe place ui depository Tor SAID RECORDS, and
that the same l. liable 10 destruction by IRE, by Tea-
son OF their being constructed entirely OF wood.
And IL lurlher az lpealIng that there is no building
in the town of Bidwel suitable for holding The terms
of this court ami To safely Keep It's Records from tire
other caamiIy, ana it appearing Thai the 'o"n OF
Oroy.lle is til place 10 hud The terms Of this Court,
and that commodlUus and safe brick building ia
said Town has been rendered 10 the county IA county
bindings.
II Is therefore ordered. adjudgrd aud decreed that
the Clerh vi the Probate Court H and for Butte
County, turiwilh remove his Office and the Records
thereof, 10 Oruyilie IN The building selected by The
SAID Board Ot supervisors Us county buildings. aud
he do and transact the business Of his s'Id ofice
the town OF UrOye, ne the County seat OF Butle
County
Ana il is further ordered that the terms Of saj
court from and atteI the said lwehtytourlh day 81
September. A u lc5G, be held al the said tOWu OF
Oruyiit. un III otherwise ordered.
And il is further ordered that the Clerk OF the Pro.
uate Courl in aud ior Butte County. issue an order,
under seal said Court, ia conformity with this
der.
And that the same be published in the Daily But e
Record, Il paper published IN The town of oroyille,
for the space &, iorly dag frum the date hereof.
BY orIer of Court
Attest the foregoing true copy Of the original or
der now Ola die III my court.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Pro-
IL 81 bate Court affixed. this the 9th day Of Sep
tember, A lSJ6, at Bidwell.
MILES CHAPLIN, Probate Clerk.
BY DARRAcu, Deputy.