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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16

body them all in one bill and report to the
House. Adopted.
By Mr.. Sturgis-That the Council be re-
auested to meet the House in Joint Conven-
ton at IL o'clock to-day. Adopted.
Mr.. Hubbell, from the Committee to whom
was referred the contested seat case of Cor
nell and Mcleod, reported adverse to the
contestant.
BILLS PASSED. -
Council Joint Resolution relative to John
E. Warren.
Council bill to incorporate the Board of
Trustees of the College of st. Paul.
A message from the Council was announc-
ed, informing the House that it had passed
bill relative to the County seat of Waba-
shaw County.
Mr.. Norris, from the Committee on En-
crossed Bills, reported several bills correctly
engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. Hunt, the House took
a recess until P. M.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16

ES The proceedings ofthe "Sovereigns'
meeting at the Court House on Saturday
evening last, have been received; but were
crowded out Of to-day's issue. They will
appear tomorrow. III. ~
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16

~ The Know Nothings of Idianola,
Texas, have instructed their delegates to
Philadelphia to vote for Fillmore as their
candidate for President, and for Gen. Sam
Houston for Vice President.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16

SCHooLMAsTER AROUND SOMEWHERE
The following advertisement was picked
up on the road between Shakopee and Ira
verse des Sioux, by a gentleman who handed
it to us. He did not state whether the pro-
prietor kept good article " or not:
PRAIRIE ADVERTISEMENT.
minnesota
Anney wone that wants Liquor or whis-
kew follow the Road A Bove the Stable overe
the Hill in the hollow will come & Git what
you want.
At st. Andrews festival held at
Ontonagon lately the following comprised
the game on the bill of fare: Beavers tail;
saddle of cariboo, cramerry sauce; bear steak,
mountain ash sauce; buffalo tongue; buffalo
hump, roasted; red deer, mushroom sauce.
CAUSE AND EFFEcT-An exchange says
that large quantities of sausages are made of
horse flesh. A friend efour says he believes
it, as he invariably has the nightmare when
he has eaten them for supper. r.-
e The boot and shoe trade Of Cncin-
natl is said to be over one million dollars
annually. *.
DRowNED-Punch says Austria has COM
mited suicide by finging herselfinto the Holy
See.
IL The Harrisburg Telegraph says that
ayoung lady of Cumberland County, while
sleighing one day last week, was frozen to
death. She complained to her companion
early in the evening of being very cold, but
there being no public house near, they did
not stop. Soon after, on coming to a tavern,
she refused to get out, saying she felt very
comfortable, and they drove on. Arriving
at home, she had to be assisted out of the
sleigh, when she was found to be in stupor-
like state and shortly afterward expired.
- The Troy Budget regards the sue
cess of the application to the Legislature for
authority to construct bridge across the
Hudson at Albany as certain. 1t says there
is majority in favor Of the measure in both
uo,,caS s
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16

@A physician has extracted powerful
tonic from sausages, containing the original
bark He very properly calls it "The Sui
phate of Canine.'
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16

The WEArHER.-The editor of the Browns
vile Herald has collected the following sta
tistics of the weather at different points on
the 9th Of last month. Our coolest day OF
the season, however, was the 9Th; but the
st. Paul temperature of this day appears to
have travelled far south in a very few hours
'sThe following was the temperature be-
low zero, exhibited by the thermometer at
the several places on the morning of the 9th
inst: Cincinnati, 20 deg; Chicago 26 deg;
Dubuque, 26 deg; Davenport, 3D.; Browns
vile, 30 deg; St. Paul, % deg"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16

WEDNESDAY, February IL.
House met at 10 o'clock and was called to
order by the Speaker.
BILLS, &C., INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. acknowledgements to the Post
master General for the establishment of a
way mail and mail agents on the Minnesota
Packet Company.
BY Mr.. Wilson-To incorporate the Lake
Pepin and Glencoe Railroad Co.
By Mr.. Sturgis-To divide portion OF
Minnesota into Counties and to define their
boundaries. +
By Mr.. Galbraith-To authorize the Com
nissioners of Scott County to borrow money
for the erection of County Buildings.
By Mr.. De Lavergne-That all bills grant
ing Ferry Charters not yet considered in
Committee of the Whole, be referred to a
select committee, consisting of Messrs. John
son, Buck and Wilson, and that they en-
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16
AFTERNOON SESSION

House met pursuant to adjournment, went
into Committee of the Whole, rose and adj
journed to Ga this evening.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16

CAUSE AND EFFEcT-An exchange says
that large quantities of sausages are made of
horse flesh. A friend efours says he believes
it, as he invariably has the nightmare when
he has eaten them for supper.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-02-16

e The boot and shoe trade Of Cincin-
natl is said to be over one million dollars
annually. '.4 ~
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
(:rgtultous Advice.

TT" Almost every body wants .omr,hiag-none are
40 fortunate n 10 br entirely independents III the srt'
meaning of thar It are All IA greater or toS
degree drprndrnt each other. lhis being an m
.disputaoe fact We l,ropUSe to point ont mode by
which most Of y9pr desire. may he graiided, VIZ
II you want my kind of laborers. mechanics, or
clerks: NnNEHrt~E.
IL you want an cAice a house, lot, or farm ;
ADVERTISE.
II YOU want TO exchange property, or to borro"
money; ADVERTISE
II you want TO rent sell houses, lots, or farms
ADVERTISE.
iCyou want todispose of your huslncs; ADVERTISE
If Won want 10 rent rooms or offices; ADVERTISE.
If you want any Kind OF amploVmcnti ADVERTISE.
Whatever you want have or to dispose oi :
ADVERTISE,
Among the many advertising mediums. We may be
permitted to recommend to 1oJr favorable consider
:lion the 'OR ,VlLLE DAILY BrrTE REc"Nn.' Witch
Is read by many people both al homo ana abroad II
IL suits YOU send your ayor.. and Tor inr com
pensalion we will introduce you Ia several ladies and
gentlemen. who otherwise, perhaps would htNrr
have heard of yuu. II the "REroEu' docs not SUIT
your fancy advcrtiSr is some other paerat all events
ADVERTISE. These suggestions are merely throw /
out for your benefit AND because We hetcVc 1t IT, be
pur duty t,t inform so, t esTy ythH2 Which i eacnll
ted to enhance your interest. DO Aou @eueNe me
above il good ayice. We pause for reply.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
yotiee of Application for Pardon.
'TATE OF CALIFORNIA, ,ss.

'rArE OF cALltonSlA' Al nrrtS ss.
To the IT,r,orabie J +. NJ Leris, Presidiag Jadse
Of the Couri If SessjoHs ia mud for b"nf Gnu ~,
and T. j. Kiejne. Djshirt attorney Of sal County
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN AP
v pllraton will be made 10 Ills EXcrehcy. J..
SrrlV Johnson. Governor Of the State Of California.
% the pardon Of Henry Lpman. nov prisoner in
he States Prison. who cohvcird in the Court of
sessions, Of the crime of assault with intent to com
nit rape IA said county of nuie and on the 10Th
ay of August, eighteen hundred and tlly-siX, 0-5d1
.onlrnced 10 two years Imprisonment in the states
Prison. III. W Al lIhMAN.
We 40 hereby acknowledge service of The forego-
ing notice. at BidWeli, this hind day OF Sepember
L. D. l-56 THOMAS WELLS,
Acting District Attorney in said cause.
JOS f. y. LEWIS. tOunY Judge,
and Prc.illng Judge of the Court of sessions
ArrEsr The foregoing is Il true copy Of the orig
nM Notice, NOW on il.r ia my o'fcs.
Witness my hand and Seal this
September 4lh, A. -. I~j6.
SEAL MILES CHAPLIN,
Clerk
BdweIl. september 4th Iss6 se3ot
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

NtTATE q CAIIFORNIA, Conly Of Eutif-
- County Court nj Chambers. In lhe matter 81
e. A. Bancroft an ln,pyent debtor w. His Creditors
In pur ,uance of an order made IN the County Court
in and for said County ny the Hon Jos f. \. Lewis,
totlnty Judge AT Chambers on the 18th day OF August
A. u ls56 Nnlice is hereby given Ia the creditors OF
the said Insolvent {. A Bancroft TO be aud appear
before the Hon. j. +. Lewis. County Judge OF
snid Goupty in Chamber. at BidW ELL on Monday. the
l., day of sept A. u l-J6. and make proof of then
n,cnunts and demands against said nsoyents esate
or they will be barred from receiving "a dividend
from the same.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said County
LIS. Court. affixed this, the 18th day of August, A.
ID. 1856, at Bidwe.
MILES CHAPLIN, Clerk
ao54w BY NH. DARRACH Deputy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
WHITE & n u L I + r,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, vISIo S
LIQUORS, &C., &C.

THNHE UNDERSIGNED, in calling tha attention Of
the public to their stock OF Prime Goods, would
avail themselves of this oppornnil! Ia return thanks
Tor the very generous patronage they have received du
ring the number Of years they have been engaged in
business a this place and determined To merit
tinuance of the same in future. offer at the lowest
rates large and well selected assortment OF Groceries
aud Provisions. Liquors of a superior quality. Pre-
served Fruits. Miners supplies. Hardware, Croekery
and Glassware &r.. &c Particular attention paid 10
TO filling and delivering miners orders from dis.
lance The highest price paid for Gold Dust
We shall also run daily Letter and Package Ex.
press, between this place and Oroville.
WHITE j. NUTTER.
Oregon City, Jaly 1856. jyl9tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13

pRAlRIE-DoG Towns. "A di>tIn-
gui-hrd traveller speaking of these re.
ma'kable animals, says: In passing
through their villages, the little aui-
mails are seen in countless numbers Sit
ting upright at the mouths Of their
domlcllS, presenting much the appear
ance Of s'umps Of small trees, and so
'nceSsant is the clattar Of their barking
that 1t requires but little effort Of The
Imagination to fancy ones self sur
rounded by the busy ham ofa city. The
immense number of animals in some of
these towns, or warrenS, may be con-
jccturcd from the large space they
sometimes cover. The one at thus
place is about twenty-five miles in the
direction through which we have pass
ed it. Surprising It's dimensions in
other directions to be the same, it
would embrace an area Of six hundred
and twenty-five square miles, or eight
hundred and nlnrty>six thousand acres.
Estimating the holes to be at the usu>
al distances Of about twenty yards
apart, and each burrow occupied by a
family Of four or FIVE dogs, the aggre-
gate population would be greater than
any other city in the universe.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
SFlERIrF'S SALE.

any WRITE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out at the Ninth Iuiicia District Court. IN ana
Tor the county of Bate state oi taitornla, bearing
date III. 26h hny of August. \. u. l-jo, aud 10 M
directed AMI dnliyurri conmnndlng N" 10 make
me sum uf thr,. lnhred and Hy dollars principal
and fr interest from the 2Ji day Of June \. d. lrj6
on the thrrr hundred dollars principal ~ the rate o
;r., rrv cent Der month until pad, aud tor coats al
-uit iaAea ia the -um ot tn ,Si0 do.ar-. hnd ac-
rrlin1 costs out of the property hereinafter de-
-rribpd. to satisfy the aforesaid judgments wherein
Io.ruh +. ~mIth il Plaintiff and Jacob :. Morris T.
p.jru}3pt vii: The Metropolitan Theatre. situa
t, ia Drut lie. in the county and state aint-tl' "
c.fri ON the corner nf iluHtoon and Biri streets
fronting thrtN nnc t9l feet on tlmto'n street, and
cllhlt -tN f.tl on iirl street Also alt INA
coriHin p-ro au1 parcel of ai'd situated 10 Cr"Ntije
Duhtr Township EuGlc county. and state OF '&Iiur
lur. and d,+cri1rl on the map oi the Town at or"
Vile. H- inuuNs' Lots uuhmer one. tl1 t"", -
hrrp ,iI tJr. - 1--WE, 80 and six, o. III Blofk Iir
.fvex ,.D-: lois number one. 1'} two. - tvr On
slN ~u,r4. T. and riIhl. :. "a Block ct-h', :; Lou
nlnbrr one /. iWu, = thrce, 3, tour. uN', - HIN"
seven :. md eight. s. IN IuCk uuuh"r ten. lu; L'>
uinjqr one iwn ., three, 3, tpnr. !, five 3, SIX y,
~cyru :. aud eight. :. n Block number '\rn' u ::
LOIS nu,, J. two, :. three 3 tom. j. i've. > NiN. %.
seven. andcight in Block number twelve. L. Lots
nuiuhrr one l. two. >, hrr =, tour five .. stN, d.
seven, :. and eight, y IN Block huWhcr t""htN.-p'
Lots number one l. two. >. three. 4" four. u'h, >.
,ix Is -,.yrn aud cighl. = IN Block number twenty
one II lots number one. 1--we. ,, three, q. i.lf't
five r. ~iH. seven. : and eight. =, IA HocN tHhh'r
twenty tNo y; Lai- number onr, l. i"' z. intre' g.
four. !. five. ). stN. d, StV \. aud rthi' ~ wa hW'k
uumbcr twenty three. .3 all ot which wtll eNpo~t
to pubic sale. To the highest bidder TOR cash. at me
ur.n, Hotel in the Town of Orovije, on saturday,
the 4uth day uf September, y. y. 1850, between to
hours prescribed 10y Law.
T. "EEE. sheriff Butt" County.
By NJ. \ McLMGilLN, hrpny.
~ q
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
WEEnI.Y BUTTE RECORD.

For cirpGation in the mining and h9rtchl trAl ol'-
trtrt. of ht county win contain the local aud general
news ofthc week, iuttr-per.,d with luihFr~ia '.-
ccliancot, reading matter. IL will coht 1o lNr"'L
eight co}rmns of reading matter. "nd "hi ho ore ''
the lrgt-t and cheapest NcrkA Newspaper iN I've
@nlc. rrMf.htd rvvFv SATURDAY. T'rms-S1 per
Annut.: six itsonih., s.; three months -
ArvERTisENESrs. per square "i ten Zines o' 49,
A. y i,..crii,,, - So
" t',,,.' '.,,l,..,',,,,,t it,..rt,n.. 80
- \ liberal drnctmwill he made IN FAVOR ot
thnS. who advertise bl ihr year
9YIs- Bt.snc-s carl- inserted oR e"tlsnlhhrtefHs
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
a Q a II ID
FROM THE
WESTERN HOUSE

TRvlIE UNDERSIGNED wishes to inform The tray
n cling public and The citizens OF Mary sVlIlr. that
after this 'ny all business connected win the Hotel
department will be carried on by the Use OF IiCk-
ETS, as follows:
MEALS ...s...... --'' ''''F 80
LODGING ....... .... so cts, ~ cts. ana 81
FAMILY MS....................S 30 per day
A ticket for Day Board by the week, will be $40,
payable in ? vance.
\ Ticket for Day Board. with Lodging, by the
week. will Sl3, SIS, and SIS, according 10 selec-
ion of room.
The Proprietor hopes these Reductions will be
properly appreciated by the Public. The style OF
business as before. The addition of good Bath
House. Shaving Saloon with the advantage of the
office Of the California stage Company, with every
other convenience for the traveller. sill, think. in
sure to the public. all the nepdiul comforts OF home.
In connection with The above the proprietor deems II
absolutely necessary state distinctly that he cannot,
he ,iiU not. nor not. to any one male or te-
male, give the Sbghte>t nr sh0,test cifdn
This is not personal: it Is general, have been
rather imposed upon lately. and wish To protect the
interests of my creditors, as well ns my own.
X. :. MURRAY
Marysville, July 6 1886
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
lob PRINTING.

we would solicit the attention of o1f friends VII"
crr IA Vunt OF job PrutiuE ip ibr la't hat "" are pro
uurrd torXecatr every description u work ~ our iu'
IA a .lyl, that cannot tail tu give -a'isHc'l"n we
ha,c recently made new and extensive add""hS I"
our assortment u Joh Materials, and have tacb' 10"
doing al Kind. o WON al moderate rates ana on SNORT
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13

ROOMS. NUMBERS ]. : AND 3.
YENHIS INSTITUTION is founded for the cure OF
n Syphytic and Scrofulous complaints. and all
affections Of ihe Genital Organs ot whatever nHture.
Instituted for the express pur1d-r ht tf'aihg private
maladies at the instance OF many medical gentle
who have seen with pain the mpUsiiious praclicttl
heretofore upon those who have been the victims ol
living advertisements. those connected with it ARE iu
pursue to a cera,n extent this of Introducing
Il Ia public notice.
Those applying for advice will find constantly in
attendance nedicfl ability of und~pried skill in this
class of complaints. and i'll be deali ih IN the
most honorable and straight forward manner
For the purpose of securing privacy 10 the most
delicate. several apartments are arranged that pa
ni' MS will be brought in contact with noae, bu The
Office Physician.
Those applying to this institute will The charges
reasonable, and the treatment sUpiTioF Ladies and
gentlemen who desire 10 become patients without
calling at the rooms Of The Institute, can be attended
al their residences. -
Communication from all parts OF the eouatry will
be attended 10 with promptness and medicines sehi
if desir.d by enclosing a fee of len dollar
No efforswill he spared 20 make ti'e H0"arf hedi-
cal Institute what it purports 10 be, phiIanhrs,phc
Institute.
Consultation in English. French, Spanish and
German.
Ofice hours from A. NJ. till 0 p. NJ. Address,
Howard Medical Institute, lis Sacramento street,
San Francisco. .,,..,,
Once Physician, DR.. X. MctAffkLf.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13

'DELAwApE will never yield an inch
to New jersey said a palIiotic Dcla-
warIan, when the pea case was being
tried.
If she did, replied a Jersey Blue,
SHE would lose half her territory
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
DISSOLUTION.

VEyHE CO,PARrNERSIlIP heretofore existing be
n tween James IL. Brass and John ID. heatIng Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent Az deb's que
the lnie Arm NUT be paid To james II Brass ~ho
alone is authorized to use the name of The hrm IN
liquidation. All demands against the late firm oi
J. d. Kealing & Co will be paid by James ~ Brass.
JAMES II. BRASS.
JOHN ID. HEATING.
Oroville Auonst IL ls56 augl6tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
INSOLVENCY NOTICE. /.

AtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, tounty OF Butle-
y County Cour nj Chambers. In the matter oi j.
G. lotfslatler petitioner in Insolvency vs. His Cred
itors In pursuance ot an order made in the county
Court in and tor said County 10y the Hon Jos h. \.
Lewis. County Judge ut Chambers on the l9h hay of
August. A. d le56. Notice l. hereby gwen to me
creditors of the said petitioner IN Insolvency. }. q.
Uofslalter To appear before The Hon. dos. f. n.
Lewis County Judge. on the first das OF the No'em'
DER term of the said County Court, TO vii; ON The
twenty fourth day If November, A. H. looo' al ~
o.cIock A. ~ n, Bidweil, 10 sh"" cause II ANY there
be- why the prayer of said petitioner should not be
granted and ne be discharged from his debts as an
,nsoIyeni debtor.
Witness m, hand and the seal of sald County
is Cours affixed this The 10 day of August A. d.
1856 at Bidweu MILES Gil APIN, Clerk.
a25Iw RyM. IL. DAaRAnH Dep'ty
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
II f L L Il \ y G.
L S. NJ ALL LIN + !.

6N and after Tuesday, March 18th. 1856 the Cali
W fornia Stage Company 5 coaches will IL ave their
Office, We>terh House, Mnrysylle, every morning al
6oclocY for Sacramento, and arrives i'll time for the
The san Francisco Eunls
RETURNING-Will leave their Office. 0reuns io
tel, Sacramento, tor Marysville, at The same hour
GEO +. THOMAS, Superintendent
March l1th 1856 Marvsyille.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
SHERIFF. SALE.

EpY VIRTUE or AN ENECl'TioN Issued
ED oni OF the Niuth Judicial District Court ~ and
for the county Of Butte aud state of California, hrnr
ng date Auaast 18Th, A. y. lSj6 aud Ia hc directed
and delivered Cuumnnitng me 10 make the sum ul
three hundred aud IhU} -drc three on" huhdrtih dol
mr., debit, with legal interest the slime, and the sum
of twrnty-thrce seventy five one hundred Il doHhrs
costs uf sur, with Hccrulng costs OF sad judgment
out Of The property hereinafter described I" Satl>!
Inc rt,,r..nid i,irnet1 wherein John Ware aud linr
ry Downs are Plaintiffs, and John MclcUtnd. Defend
ant. to wit: \ certain Mining Claim, situated ON
Bald I'M near the town O brovc, county auG STATE
ai,re.oid. said Claun j. nnctv,ive feet fronting on
the Bluff aud extending back 11u feet Also 80 slhlce
hoxrs now upon the claim. Also llNl OF sndl hume
.adng from the reservoir to the claim, Also All ct
th RIGHT title and interest of the aforesaid dclcndaht
John NcLeland in aud to a Cabin situated upon sad
Ciam together with all the appurtenanccs belonging
10 the above. The above property to be SOLD on
Thur.day the lah day Of september. A. y 1896, at
o'clock =. NJ at the National Hotel. Dated this
18th Of August, ID. ls1h.
2. FREER, Sheriff Butte Co.
RvM A NcI.UGusIS Deputy, a26td
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE, !
tRtDwrtL Julv 18th 1856.

NOTICE is hereby givne, that all persons holding
~ Butte County Warrant. payable from the gene
raj fund.- registered between February 10th, ls56 and
May 7th. 1856, that the same will be redeemed
on presentation. my Office. And notice Il further
given that frofi and after this date said warrants
will cease TO bear interest.
WILLIAM LATTIMORE,
Treasurer OF Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13

renp In yonr conversation, be cauti-
Gus ,chat you speak, to ,chom you speak,
ho,0 you speak, and uchen you speak
utscIy ami truly.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
New Arrangemen--For Yreka

6hN AND AFTER JULY ID 1856 the California
y Stage Con pnnNs Coaches viii leave their office
Nurray's WJStem House, Mary every day at ;
o'clock, NJ. for Nreka via Hamilton. Ncais Ranch
LicO. Tchnma, Red Bluts, Cottonwood. Smiths
Ranch, Hays Ranch. and McComhrrs Mills. cross.
ing Pin river at Lcckhar's Ferry, Crandas Rincn,
Thomas Fiat. Tucker Town. Junction House Back
Bone House Soda springs Yrcka Mills sheep itocl,
shasta Ruttes, stephens Ranch and Oldham's n /
viny in Yreka ON the second day at O'Clock, Z. NJ.
RET L RN \ G
viii leave their Office in ireka at o'clock every
morning. connecting at MarysNille with The Compu-
ny coaches for Sacramr1o. Which arrive in time for
The san Francisco boats making a through trips rom
Yreka 10 san francisco in THREE DAYS.
GEO f. THOMAS. General Supt Cal. Stage Co.
Juy 1t $50. fly i6l III MarysNllie.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
FERRY NOTICE

N~DTICE is h,-rhv given that the undersigned
v will amply 10 he Board Of Supervisors in and
Tor Butte Cotintv I'D their next regular meeting for
License to run Ferry or Bridge across the Middle
Fork of Feather River. few rods above the junction
Of the North Fork of SAid river
SYLVESTER z. SAVAGE.
Bidwell's Bar, Butte Co alltt
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
CoNSTARLE'S SALE

ENY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED ~
cd John Jones. n Justice of the Pence IN ana for
Onhr Township, Butte county and State of California
to me directed and deliyered. commanding me 10
make the of siXtyone dollars and eightS Tour
cents sGi 81 and dollars and sixty fiN" cents
- Gjl c. of court and nccrung cos OF wril ut Exc
cution wherein II K. Myers i, minuH and W. II
Farley is Defendant have seized AID levied upon
All the right, title and interest OF The sad VI H. Farley
ia and to that certain piece or parcel OF lahd situated
IN Oreville Ophir Township. Butte county. ana state
of California; AND descrbed in the map ol The Town
of ufoNiIle. rs Lots number one (l and TWO t2i ~
Book fourteen, l4). said lots front ON Oak street.
uaar Nvutgnmery Also. one small frame building
con; dining two rooms, situated said lots, which
will expose to public sale, nj The United states lor'.
in the Town of OroNilie. on the AOth day ol Sclheh'
bcr A. u 1856, al 10 o'clock, \. NJ. to the highest
bidder iOr cash.
Il. L. PATTON. Constable.
Ophir Township.
Dated, This Sept. 9Th, A. y. !cJ6. seid
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-13
BOARD AND RESIDENCE.

A FEW GENTLEMEN will find "A pleasant home
n with private family in one OF those Cottages on
Ca, street, second door from Montgomery.
~orville August 16. laugl6nl MRS. PORT.