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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
Poetry.
What Makes a Man 2


rot numerous years.not heightened life,
Not pretty children and wife:
Not pins. and chains. and fancy rings.
nor any such like trumpery things:
Not pipe. sesar, or bottled wine.
NOT coats, nor boots, nor yet hat.
dandy vest. OF trim cravat;
Not houses, land or golden ore.
Not all the world wealth laid in store;
Not Mr., Rev.; Sir. nor Squire;
With titles that the memory tire;
Not ancestry traced back to Will,
Who went with Normandy to kill;
Hot latin, Greek, nor HcSreT iofe,
Nor thousand volumes rumbIed DER;
Not judges robe, nor mayors mace;
Nor crOwns that deck the royal race
These ali united. never can
Avail to make single man.
a truthful soul, a loving mind,
Full Of affection for bis kind;
A spirit firm. erect and free.
Thet never basel5 bends the knee;
That viii not bear feathers weight
Df fsfaFery's chains for email or great:
That tIaly speaks from God within,
And never makes league with sin;
That snaps the fetters despots make,
And loves the truth for its own sake;
ThatWorships God. and Him alone,
And bows nowhere but at His throne;
That trembles at no tsrant's nod,
A soul that fears no one but God;
And thus can smile at curse or BAN
This is the seul that makes man.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
Mast Be Dsfesssd.

The Doniphan Goustftufiosalist, which
took Down the name of Gov. RAssoM
from the head of its columns as candidate
for DELEGATE to Congress, has run i mp
again, the editor declaring himself l.1iiy
satisfied with theIr pFo-slaveFy candidate
since hearing him make aspeeen. II mere
was Free State man Of sny party ln
Ksrsss who thought to vote for Dir.
! Ransom. he must drop him, and give his
support TO Af. PAEEoaT.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19

eT The weather at the present time
IS very like the hazy Indian Summer of
the far East. Look to which point of the
compass you viii, and everywhere is pre-
sented fair landscape o'erhrng with An
tHmn's neiiOwness, and rich in hne and
more than artistic coloring. These are
not melancholy days, but the most beau
tiful Of the seasons children.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
EDWARD HoOGLAND.
WIN ire l.Tndians,, Are

Authentic accounts received at Wash
ington show that the robbery of ernigrant
trains on the overland Terte to California
was not committed BY the Indians, bat By
South Carolinians, and Col. Buford's ban
ditti, rowing along the western frontier.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19

or The following appropriations were
made at the last session of Congress for
the payment of Kansas Territorial expen-
ses for the year 1855
For salaries of Governor, three Judges,
and Secretary, zen thousand five hundred
dollars
For the contingent expenses of said
Territory, one thousand Eve hundred dol
lars.
For compensation and mileage of the
members of the Legislative Assembly,
officers, clerks, and contingent expenses
of the Assembly, twenty thousand dol
lars.
For extraordinary expenses of the E4-
ecntive Office, six thousand dollars.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-19
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Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-01-08
NUMBER 80. S


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4 The following incident illustratss
the value Of salt as fertilizer: The
import. duty on salt in Switzerland is
very high and oppressive, and, there
fore, not unfrequently leads to breach
of the law, A peasant having tried
to defraud tbe authorities, by carrying
off bag Of salt, was discovered, and
pursued. In his anxiety to escapethe
punishment which would be inflicted il
the bag was. discovered, he threw il
into bis manure tank After all risk
of exposure had disappeared, he
thought that his liquid manure nustEe
greatly injured by the salt, and accord
ingly diluted the mixture largely with
water. To his great surprise he found
that the grass was better and more
readily eaten by stock on that part Of
his meadow where the liquid manure
was applied containing the salt than
those portions. which were irrigated by
the ordinary liquid manure. Salt is
very beneficial in soils liable to suffer
from drought, as on dry hillsides. IT
should be first mixed with earth. Its
effects are most apparent on peas, and
leguminous plants Of every kind, or
roots, potatoes, carrots, ETC.. 1t has
little effect on clay soils, excepting
when drained.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-01-08
4 MAJOR1rY On rHE WRONG SIDE.

~
4 MAJORITY ON THE wROEG SIDE
Several years ago a celebrated Me-
thodist. minister, well known for his
eloquence and zeal in converting souls,
was preaching IN Louisville. The feel
ing had got pretty well up, and one
night after avery powerful sermon,
he came down from his pulpit for the
purpose Of receiving the nonrners,
while the good old hymn ofmal
eGanaan, oh. Canaan! Pm bound for the land
r.ie5 y r. of Canaanl'' rad gaa isi Hsqqaoi
was struck up and chimed in BY hun
dreds of voices. The hymn was con-
cuded, but there were no penitents al
the alter. In vain he exhorted; bis
words and appeals fell upon the ears
of his congregation without exciting
an emotion. At length he concluded
to make q bold stroke and followituI
with stest, and resuming the pulpit
after few words of exhortations,Ehe
solemnly announced that he would put
q question, upon which he expected al
to vote in view Of the estimation they
placed upon their souls. With finger
raised most significantly andin ainnosi
solemn manner he announced: q Al
those in favor of Christ viii please rise
to their feet''s So II
Only some eight or ten. Responded
to the announcement, and while the
minister was watching intensely fol
others to signify their position by
''rising," a worthy member, who was
on his feet, interfered, and suggested
/ that @the reason mightbe that the true
/ disciples were too modest toyote."
/ At this juncture loud voice wa
heard in the9gallery:
"I say, brother it Is no use
in talking or trying to force this vote
/ This eoagregatto,s Is for The devil by q
least tsOerty,tfoe hasrsdred nsajority~
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-01-08


Thelife Of man of business gives
his character alpretty hard trial. Not
only does it exercise his sagacity and
prudence, but it puts his integrity to
the severest test. He is surrounded
by the selfshness of trade; he sees
men profit by cunning and fraud, and
heis tempted totry his skill in arti6ce
and deception. Every day his honesty
is tried in some way. Heis thrown
back upon his inward principles, and
if his heart is hollow and deceitful, he
will be sure to show it. And that man
has reason to thank God, who has gone
through a course of business, through
times of wild, long speculation and
general bankruptcy, goes down to the
grave, with the never shaken confd-
ence Of being an honest man, He
who can see another make money by
false representations, and never stoop
to those tricks of trade, lis fitting his
own ruuire mind for a world that's more
worthy Of himss bsaisf roae q
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-01-08

IF you are in q hurry, neyerget be-
hind couple thatare courting. They
wsRtto make So much of each other
that they wouldn't move quick if they
ware, going to a funeral, Get behind
syciir ioIly' married folks, who hayelots
Of children at home, if you wish to get
along fast. But It is best to be alittle
ahead Of Gather Of them. l
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-01-08

ARTIFICIAL MANUREs IN EEstAKb.
We perceive BY the Mark Lane -E:r-
press that Lord Stanley. n. p .tiststed,
in q late agricultural address, that
..the British farmers are paying every
year a million and a halls ,aQa
for artificial manures; ard that he
had heard 4 calculation made by com
petent persons, that ia the Sewerage
III The TbaImIes a ,valIey aIone Y s., ,003 .0Q0
are vested every year. ars ai
A good farmer viii always hsfS bis
stock vel housed.
.aaiEiT 9ai 8Hi1fsf l3il1lll ll,s ~
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-01-08

Would You hear a sweet and pleas
ing echo, speak sweetly and pleasantly
Yourself.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-01-08
sroHrna vFTErARrrs.

Potatoes, turnips, and other yegeta-
bles, should be stored so that they viii
be acceptable at any time during athe
winter, and without liabiliysto injury
from the cold, Notthai smallest potato
should be suffered to remain upon the
ground; but every thing Of the kind
Should be carefully projected. They
VIII be Of incalculable advantage to
the stock during winter. II
sH9m
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-01-08

MAPLE SUGAR CRoP.4-Ths maple
sugar crop Of the year 1856 is esti-
mated, by the officials in Washington,
in the agricultural bureau, at S2,720,-
900, Maple sugar being a product Of
the forest is chiefly confined tp those
regions of the interior where i is q
cheap andready substitute for the more
costly and less accessible product Of
the cane. The large production Of the
present year may be regarded as an
effort of the rural population to remedy
"a deficiency in the supply Of this neessr
saEy article, How far the maple can
be looked 70 as permanent Fesources
we ercan only conjecture bHt the snbjeet
sworthy Of consideration
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-01-08

$50. "A Woman's tongue has been
found capable, on actual experiment.
I'd move one thousand six hundred and
ninety-rline and ahalf tinresa minute.
And whfik still more wonderful, is,
they never wear ont. fkii 9yTF
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-01-08
gtbrasba 9abertistr
..mrrEb AID PVBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY By
D. W.. Fl r ~ A S ,
t,..ud street, bet Main and Water,

sssoai Street bet NAN ana water

LAhe DtVehiI .H
pROWNVILLE. N. II.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-01-08

e. ."
BEECH HEDGEs.--In Belgium beecH
hedges are not uncommon, and it's
worth the attention Of those who arc
trying to find undergraduates suited to
the climate and soil Of America togtry
the beech. tits truethat in its natural
state it grows to tree, and so,does the
Usage Orange, and SO does the Cedar.
BY planting two young trees few
inches apart, and bending and inter-
lacing them together, the tendency to
grow into trees is checked; and being
a very hardy, strong wooded tree, With
good roots, they bear this kind Of
treatment, A seed-hed Of beech plants
may be made by gathering the nuts,
and, as soon as dry, packing, thera in
dry sand, for transportation, EithtWiee
as much sand as nuts. Theseed should
he planted as soon as possible, as i is
apt to lose vitalityif kept long. The
young plants should be carefully water
ed the first summer. The wood Of
beech trees Is nearly equal to hickory
for fuel, and is sverylrieh in potash ID
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-01-08
n,rrs nP AnYERTTsTNG:

60 - sdvaDce viii be required fer all advertise
- .-,oat vbere aetual responsibility is known.
Ten SSer cent for each change be added to the
shove rates. 49,, g
~ s5ysrtisements win be considered by the year
niles speciEed on the manuscript, or previously
ICED UpOn between the parties.
Aayertisements not marked on copy for specl'
ted number Of insertions, will be continued until or
Sor,J out and charged accordingly.
IT sSverisements from strangers or transient per
sons % be paid in advance.
ThsUisflege Of yearly advertisers will be confined
,,Sly b their own business; and all advertisements
moi v:rtsining thereto, to be paid for extra.
An loaded advertisements charged double the above
rates.
Advertisements on the inside exclusively will b
charged extra.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-01-08
The great aim Of the farmer 81 .

The great aim Of the farmer is to
maintain his stock in proper condition
with the least expense. To accom-
plish this-to have his cattle always in
good heart, healthy, and improying--
there must be an occasional change in
their diet. Vegetables are essential
to the health and comfort Of mankind.
How soon would the human appetite
pail; and the form become eraacisted,
and the system diseased, if restricted
to salted or preserved foodg Thssame
general principles govern the whole
animal kingdom. Experiments, both
in this country and IN Europe, have
shown that vegetables for winter use
are as essential to stock-raising and
stock feeding as they are necessary for
the health and development Of tho
human Francs oc;T rrsssfT .if
Be careful that, they are well pro
tected from thefrOst, and placed where
they can be reached with safety in the
coolest weather. Every one can Judge
for himself as, to the best met6od of
protection. Some few farmers have
cellars where they can be, ,storsd.---
Those who have none viii be compel
ed to rely upon pits and other tempo
rary expedients. They should BY al
means be 50 arranged that they capibg
entered At pleasure, and not, as IS foP
often the case, covered over, sd that
they can not ct be reached before spring
l---I0sOG Farmer tsEer.s = f..,.'-,.-.,.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-01-08

A windy orator in the New York
Legislature, after a lengthy effort, stop
ped for a drink OF water
,eE rise,'' said BlOss, Ito point q
order =
Everybody started ia wonder what
the point Of order was. 2. ssi
aWhat is it?'' said the speaker
81 think, sir, said Bloss, cit is out
Of order for aIwind- mill to go BY water,
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1857-01-08
G9LtsteIIaneQlls.


LIFE IN THE WEsT.-0ur Yankee
traveller, who saw the live hoosier, has
again written to bis mother. a'sia
'sWestern people lsays he 60 their
death on etiquette. You can't tell a
man here that he lies, as you can down
East, without fighting. A few days
ago, man was telling two Of his
neighbOrs il my bearing apretty large
story.
Says / stranger that's awhapperw
Say he clay there, stranger"
And in the twinkling Of an eye 1
found myself in the ditch, the worse
for wear and tear,
Upon another occasion says I to a
man never saw before, as a woman
passed:
f'That isn't specimen Of your
western women Ishould think?''
Says he, "you are afraid Of fever and
ague, stranger, amt your"
every much," says I.
'Well, 2 replied he, ''that lady ismy
wife, and if you don't apologize in two
minutes, by the honor of gentleman,
I swear that these two pistols (which
he held cooked in his handy shall cure
you of that disorder entirely-so don't
fear stranger?"
a.fSo I knelt down and politely apOl-
ogized. - 1l-s Ks
I admire this western country much
but curse me if I can stand SO much
etiquette; it always takes me SO un-
awares. Chicago Democrat.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-26
SEIEEITES SALE.

HOY VIRTUE or \ DECRErtL ORDER issued
u , out ut tae District Court, Ninth judicial b.~-
u1ct, in and for ilue county and state ct tpl-
MIA, 10 me directed AMI delivered. commanding mc
to make the ,tlm of twelve hundred and tw .niy'No
dollars principal. AMI thr sum ui six sl>,y tNo one
hIolrc3,hs dollar. interest thrreun irbuJ iuc .rcoud
ls't, lo December seventeenth. l-'G mini paid, and
cOs OF SUIT taxed, IA ihc sam of tW,UY tive ~
tt-i>e uuc-huudrcG}h~ dollars together Wth ai 'lr
costs Hccruiuy on saii Uftrr wherein l.. I. tHrR D.
plauuA and Au4u lar.'i- defendants, WIZ. Iu F. .r-
est bidder for cash, or ,hr seventh dy of February,
4. -. 1911. ui he L"ur o.. Two O'Clock, T.. N pi of
lhr above named drir G.ut- righ. ulie and Jucre-~
ANA 10 the tolloHiug dcscrbcd mur,-3c-d prop
crt, 10 Wit: The Water Dlich of the f.,uch Town
ma Rich Gulch lun[ Company. situated ou tte
West branch O. Feather river ~ Butte cuuL'!, CALI
torua.
Sne 10 take p,ac, at jhn Cont house door in 0ro-
vie, County aBG ~f.u' uior.-aId.
i. FGEEE, sheriff Butte County.
january II, 1891. r6
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
SxIERyFE'S SALE.

EPY VIRTUE or An LNErCroN issued ont
~ of tar District Court Ninth judicinl pls'rict,
iu md tor the County nf fJIt" tui ~tr of Ca.t'c-
ui1. r. mrd.f.c'.j ali tNV.red rnHW" ,'a1 m'
To- lnab" tive ~uu ot ulu" hundred ana -vr.N eight
ihlt}--lN QUE uuu3rra,- IuH..- Win tnt'r-.f li,--
.n "o tuc raf. 81. tAn 'er e'hi par m"H'b from .he
~I>. tal, at November 4 ID lo15. aud .h. ur't,r
SUM ui tgiry---Nca uIa'ts -t"p ope-hudr u'l' t".-
bars " ttA li..e..' '.rr,. - thr ra" r' az ten pr
cent l-r auaU.E, tD.H tDe 'outs aay 20 .tuaN
u. 1886, and costs t....., jl t1' ~ia ut i.E..''u
dollars and cighty-t'c c'u;>, tn- ;h"r "I'a 90. lr
COSTS accru.u- ou .t.I writ, wherein t..it ....
are he plaintiffs nui 'cprs" W. Kent De- Le Cr. Nf-
aut. / have seized ap4 eyicd upon and Wal sea d,
public sale to thc tgAc-t bidder for cash. ON ihe
ioUrt, cUih day ut FeGrnry. \. l>a1, at She hour
of TWO O'Clock. +. NJ, ai ot t;c right. tile and a-
trrst ot the above nHuti defendant. in and all
81 that certain pcce or parcel OF iani !ns aud be-
ing situate ia OHr Township. on iar '.-l ~'' oi
Feather river, ta U..i' County, tai.lurai.. cnupri-
~ jhr.c quarlcr ace uus of lard auI constituting
NhG j. known a- Keats E.hch, ~''uI't3 about ,ue
mto below 1iccouuel'- Ferry, togc,h,r with al and
singular the Icnrhe4i, nrredium" lis and app"rr-
uauces thercuu'o 5lus ur in auyWis" arl"rin-
lur.
The above sale 10 fake place at tie Court House
door in OroYi.lr, County and state atuasaid.
g.. ftEHtt. ahcuG HU-." to4ptv.
Jaulmy - lNj1 J142-4w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-26
STIEEsCC'S SALE.

EpY VIRTUE OF \ DECREIAL ORDER issued
y q uui of the District COur' Ninth judicial District.
in and for the county III suite and state of Ca!ilOr
MIA. To me directed asd delivered, commanding me
To make the sum of twrnty-sX hundred dollars prn-
cpal of debt. aud the sum OF five hundred aud seven
dollars interest thereon then aGcrued and interest
ON the above mentioned sums from date Of Judgment
until paid. the rate Of one per cent per month ana
The further of twenty 'our eighty one huudteG'h~
dollars, costs of suit, II being m amount due ou a
certain mortgage gwen to Jeremiah llatncN, together
with AL the costs nccruiHg on SAID order, whcrn Ran
dai Hobart, adminisirat or of the estate OF Jeremiah
Hdlney, deceased is The plaintiff and o. Evan, Is
the defendant Will sell u public sale, to the highest
bidder for cash. on the thrty yir,t day of JUnuary
D. l~5, IN the hour of two O'Clock. 7. NJ, the follow
ing described m0rlgugcd property. to vii: The un-
diVi Ted one hall of the rancho situated ON the east
bank of Feather river in Butte county, California,
known ns the jackson Rancku' continuing four
hundred and eighty ncrrs and bounded follows
10 wit: BEGINNING on the east bank of main Feather
river M Me north west corner Of the lands rancho
owned and occupied by i. Kirby X Co. and running
thence along the nor,h line OF said rancho one and
half mites east. thence north one half mile thence
west parallel with Kirby x cos north line to Feather
river thence down the bank Of sad river. following
its mcanderngs to the place o beginning. Sald Kan
chO Gack sons RauchOl i bounded on the south by
Kirby X co : runcho ar lands. ON the west by main
Feather river on the north by inpart and next 10 the
liver the rancho or lands formerly owned by Tuhbs
and in par hy portion of the lands and enclosures
known H. Evans Rancho or Central House and
and embraces the site of the Central House.
The ahoy" sale 20 take place at the Court liouSe
door III OroyIe. tkELH'
Sheriff Butte County,
January 3, \. D. 1851. iy34w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

EEY virtue If an exection issued out OF the District
. court. Ninlh Judicial District in and tor the
count, OF Butte and state ot California o uie tr'.l-
ed ,ud delivered commanding me to mute tIr sum
of seven hundred dollars debt with intcic. oa t
.l,ue ~ the rate of thrUe per cent per moh4h ir,'
the Dist day OF April, ID. l7ab, ana costs uf sut
taxed IN the sum Df twenty one MY Ete one hun.
drcdth dollars together with all The costs uccruH- nu
-aiJ writ wherein Hiram It is palntG and VI "a.
Farley j. the defendant. have seized and lr"i.I
upuu and Will sell al public sale 10 me highest hd-
der for cash, on the llh day OF February A. 10 lNat.
rr the. hour of one O'Clock / NJ ali ot the above
named defendants right title and interest in and %
uli " block No. two 2D ana lots No four, a. N go
six 90 and seven, a. IN block No ohc. tp as iaid
down on the plot Of the Carlton ltanoh no" on hl'
in the County Recorders Office OF Butir comfy: also
All Of drfpnlaut~ rght title and interest sad io
h balance of the tract ot land known rs tut Carlton
Ranch. situated and described as loilcW-. tn Wit
all If thlt certain pcce or parcel ~ land tljI ana
being situated ~ the county of Butte aud state al
California, commencing on the south west h1undar,
ot the latham Clam lorly rods from the bUH on
Feather river aud running thence ~ a eDuthrd. dI-
rccllun one hundred and sky rods. thence In
westerly direction ono hundred and sixty rods to 4
stake thence at right angles and in nortucrly di-
rccliun one hundra and sixty rods To siakc,h
ni rIght aug and III an ca>iery direction one hum
drcd and sixty rods 10 the place OF beginning, being
on. hundred and sixty Of land. more or loss.
together with all the lcnnemCuts hrrGUumcuJS and
upuurrrranccs thcrcuulO belonging o~ in auy WuN
uppcrtuinlus also all ot defendant right t,.t ard
interest in and o lots No. seven, (D ana c-ht t ia
block 40 thirteen OD lois 80. five - and -I< tip ia
b oc< No fourteen ~ and lot No eighl 1ol IA block
SO seven - as laid down ON the town plot OF the
town OF Oroyillc, Butte county Chliornia, and noW
on n. ~ the Couuiy Recorder Office rf Butte coun
w. together with all the tHHement.. Embellishments
and appurtcuanccs thcrelnto belonging or Ia ANY
wise appur,ninlng
Ihc above sale to take place at The Court House
door n The town of Orove, county aud state Urorc-
said. = tktfi'.
jan Qt.IS57 Sheriff Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-26
sTgERKrE,S SALE

, Y virtue Ui two tNtcrUpn~ issued upi Of the Dis
i 9 trin court Nimh Judicial District. In and for
,hc Count, OF Butte and stale of taitorula, tp me
directed and delivered, commanding o." 20 "a Sc Tine
sam of four hundred and hlcy dollars dcbtand tnr
further sum Of twenty four fifteen one hundred. p
ioInrs costs Of suit t1 Their with a The COSTS aerru
lng uu said suit, wherein NJ. buft l. paiuut aud
Ia" N.d Nou}czuaa lining go are The defendants;
also the sum of three haudr'd aud forty srV"u fifteen
one hunIr5dth dollars debt and the further sum ~
eleven twenty i've ono hrWdrcdh dollars costs uf suit
with legal interest thereon from latc Of Judgment
tn.til paid together with all the costs uCccuug ON
said w rit. " herein levi Thomas is the plaintiff and
IA, Old ilontczuua dining Company are jhc dejcn-
tlanls. have seized and levied upon and VIII sell no
Public Sale on the 2ith day OF January y ISi1,
,u the hour o O'Clock Z. NJ. to the highest bidder
for cash. ll tie rilht title and interest of tn" above
named defendants in ana 20 the river mining claim
known n the old MonlrEGnH Mmng tompauy's
Claim, situated the main Feather rNcr. about
half-a-,nile below the ''jd,Ton" IN Bidwell Town'
ship, Butte county, California. commencing at NE
foot of the claim known as The "JuncliOu Ciaim.N
and running down to the head of the hock Island
Claim including eleven hundred feet more or less, ot
The bed OF the main Feather river.
The above sale TO take place at the Court house
door in Oroville, county and state aforesaid
+ FREEB, Sheriff Butte county.
january 3, 4. y. 531 jI j-iw
The above sale is postponed nntl the seventh day
of February A. b. 1851, Mt O'Clock, /. NJ.
i. FREER, Sheriff Butte County
JANUARY "a, 1851, jy-4~d