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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-02
AYRPs CHERRY PECToRAL,


fNCEPlE S.CL CONSUME ION, 49,
and for the relief Of eousumpye patients advanced
stages ef the disesse. -
We speak the public Of its virtues. Through
town. and almost hamlet Of the American
States its wonderful Of pulmonary complaints have
made It aready known Nay few are the families ia any
civilized country this continent without personal
experience Il its effects; and any
where which have not them living trophy Of its
victory the subtle and dangerous diseases the
and lungs While it's the pow ernl
10 for the Formidable and dangerous diseases the
pulmonary organs Is also the and safest
y that can be employed for infants and young
Parents should have e In store aFaist he insidious
that seas upon them unprepaTed. We have abundant
grounds TO believe the CHRY REcIpRAL ye by
the cOnsptons prevs than those cures Keep by
and codA while they cuTable neglect
them until no human sk master the memorable
that, fastened on the vitals, eats your life away.
All know the dreadful fatality Of lung disorders and as
they know too, the virtues Of this
than them L. st made the can be- We
spare COST toll produce the perfect
and thus afford those who rely IL the best agent
which our skill can furnish for their gss =
Prepared by DR. james g. Ayers.s sfs
Practical aud AnbIy teal Chemist,
PRICE % CTS. PER BoX......FIyE OSsEss FOR A.
The genuine article Ii sold by
Andby all Druggstsiu Wheeling and Desiefsin Medicine
everywhere. SO 49, st-f'- feh2s.6ua
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-02

"A ew Evening Paper.
Is the intention the derssned 10 Commence the
publication Of EVENING PAPER in city Wheel
Ina desderaum much felt present. Intend that
SHAH be cheap paper, containing all the Tge-
graphie news and thai shR be independent sub
jects, political and others.
Subseribers and advertisers will address
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-02

= ia KIo7DNLS PROFITABLE TENCTURE,
By action the stomach, liver and kidneys VIII
cure Dysprpsa Coughs Asthma. Broncltlk and LsHg
Affections, PrfMs in Back Side ind BrehEt, Con-
sumption, ScroftId, Reupdtis1. Govt, Neuralgia Ets-
tLL fLes, Botoel Com pdiHt Worms and Nervous Ne
6ilities and all Diseases arising from impure blood
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-02
For Rent
Store-Rooms For Rent.
For Rent.
Houses and Lots for Sale.

aUIIS0b dAu 41UIo 4OI HaI6.
TNHE undersigned offers for sale two new and vel hah
Brick Buildings Lots No. 5 IN Sauare 90 h Ne
in SauaFt a. SOrt Wheeling. They viii be sSa av n
cash or good Bonds They In good l9ratons earh hon.
mas we'll Of good water the lot For further iAiora.
'iG tati ngP9ln 70 The rr.al... sub W. 9
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E1endache, Sick Headache. Foul Stomnch;
PrfrssuReH Pa, May I, 1855. =
DR &c AxEA Sir: have been repeatedly enred OF tns
worst headache any body can have ny dose or
T9s n srens arise foul stomach, which thsS
cleanse At one II they will cure others as they do
worth knowing Your, I'm g gLt as
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-02
DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN Elk

janis IAUGHLINs BusHFIELD.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-11-04
NlSNf1oM N0elee.

THE STATE OF Mts-i-SIrrfs
n IN prrscns iztcrss'sS - ~ Ls-ds.
Tcrsnser's asi Hrsf,ts-ssfs If
jobs J. Csfdsen. s,r,a..i,
You are hereby cited to h. ard
ar7sar before she Prohsse ccs.s ~ r,na-
IA county. at the court kcvss sh~ve*,f. IN
tbs town Of ranols. On she Iss Mnnisv in
N9rsmhsr. 1857. shsa mi the 10 aas~sr
the petition of ss~sd r. salsv~Il. al.
uinis,ras1ro ~ shs ss,sss n sti i~ s..i.
for the sale q shc f,llcwinf lssis. tsns.
msnt. and hss-1tsnssss " ssri i-e-,s
81. viri The aefeia-1 ssv-r- si.hshs IN
tsress in the ssssA-esss evsesica n Ssr-
ton e, fo~rshir 2. Rssxs ! zee. IN
rsaola eosr.-. Nsssrrs. Il ,ks uni
videi sevsa.-s.. Ashs issese-s In Ill u th,s
portion u ssii sses,cn lyise sassh ess n
f~sIlshaseAis River. n. shs rssn-ss =
dsbss n iss-se.se. ksfe-s,sa ssssse is-
ia- inefficient: srs 70 sss~ esvs-. u srs
yoa Eau. vhy - rs.h u .sid l,rls a..
shsuIfno. Be ssli = oil h. ~ s<see' N
rav the rssiffe q sha 49, ~ 1v.t--t.
an farsAspss 10 ari ssf.s ssA - We
~ shsli be cossis-s-f ssa r>bs~lfy sie
csHrt aforesaid in Che sr~nsess
Witness the Hon. ,lv,i.le H<-rise4.
Julie Of said Q isft. At The s,ssi
trS house Of ssjd c,uHfv. tHs sr>l
Monday in September, 1871
seal Of ssii Csa-t.
I.su-i,h this Tn~h dsv aSer.srhss. 81.
rls-fs ". r. wocTfkN, Ciaos
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-11-04

t~sats13si Ash. Thaats- LAST rriiav
esfulty ni.bs. end sscd ut' the
- 1T many aaIh'. f, p.httfs
TIE hsuss vas riiIv SLED
st1x1s I'll hsin, taken ssriv N ths ilT.
Theatrical Bu.lstia. aish al.
We arc happy to bear Of W. Ash
e 50 vel pairsuised inlesi. i, :
wiling more than be deserves lie
liy NV he classed among the bes,
'asiirtal managers Of the day. lie
Ems - spare NJ expense. either IN
i'clfiug the most ialea;ei and sc.
9n9iis6ei actors. OF in producing
zee pieces as tend to please. enliven
at Instruct The public The season.
? Tar. at Ash's Theater. we are led 10
lsve BY accounts IN TIE Tss4irirsi
Hsasiis. has been quite brilliant. Our
s'sh :, that !, mas continue - until
he close.
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Citation Notice.


rssnfA curtrr.
rt,ftw S,alsaf Nssaairrisa Alai rsas~.
A.. q. Bsatv. ard he unknown heirs
Il James e. 1 atty. deceased. and tcuiss
B.stv sni Cathariue Bsatv. n1n-rssiisnts
II this State, sni all o.hsr psrslns in.
@trestai.
Whereas. At ths October Term. 1855,
q the Probate Court u saitenuu,v. WA.
II lnav.A Administrator A. boris nos 81 the
es.sss u piucknv q. ". Beatv. deceased.
sled IN saii Coat a Email aecaprt % the
administration - ssifssttte by Ad9lphas
J. Rsl.r. who j. now deceased. anl vas
u%--frat Airinist rafar o'said s,tass : alsn
& q snsi sr.arnt esth admir- ssraiiea
IF s4ii estate b hin. the stii Tillian
Hsns-. Mimi. si-a.er A. bunis . srti
also hieia snal aecuunt 81 he slain..
sralisn Il The estate Of A~i5lrhus J.
Bms. iscgassi.
You ~ therefore hsrsi- cited "a y
aul anraar bfnrp saii Court. at the
rar-t Hssss Of saii cnans~. on the frs
MONDAY IN December. ISL. then ani
there u show rsuse vhy the three several
fnrcr1inz named accounts should not be
allowed. All = de.res rnsis sherrnrer ar-
eoriinxlv. 1.ued 81 cctah-r. 1851.
eel4-fw WI. Weof1LN, 5l0x.
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rs-m fer Sale.

sill sttl int So ef o1 nHs credit
- N i,'1. nf,r ~ ius o.'t "
~ si fstnt' =. X, II ~. tni !
r. tatfh.ca.i = . 'tsa . r,ht AIN
.,sarff. S"..r 60, .itn' ,
-fs. - y 5 'g,l ssirsl
ast. aai liI acres - ~ thr.. BE-
sn r-e- -. a, .'1i 49, ~, ,tet
p 81 1at houses. hs8 0n h'sn -. ct.
r.. For flrthor ~,
0l p. 10 IN Oh, rsass.n hti-.s
". ". s,1is.
..1f pl.s'.. Wtss.
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Nia0UanHV5.
t.sn,cr ,-'ic

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rrt eIsrC arrr f'rat. tUretr.N
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rr
81. e..
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Notice TO Contractors.

Notice 10 Contractors.
l,iL uni,r. snsi, Cs ", s,t'fa ~.
roiutelby The Pole Cont " r,na.
% County. VI -, vl.'~s'. .riisi prl.
tistls ra.il a.. hf, dtt - N,,sml,r.
l3,. ior haildns iul ~ l'sua, %. ae.
taelns e. tie pen SD i ,tiar.
rrsrHral hv Elh'st iieisi.f. tf.lttss
and v & ar7 H1e1r p 90 ger sttsn n
.Aa Probate Clsrss anhst We invite
tifsf Vr the ra' ~ v5-s al materials.
W ressr.a ihs right o. 80 Oh. tlrr.
= : reference 81 our In ~ivi's 4 hts
ability 10 comply VITA h. AFFECT, u g.
r Oh tht hjl'. Tn vol tl p rar.
rlsl a IS Gil, Is dly n w '1hsr, lsis.
uH. hllf o. sta1ilf % B, rat SHE - he
tstdt1 u jaly. lass. ehn the cslise.
t1r hs D. las 20 msts f',m n II
ts mts'. l.vied 'or the yirts.'. issa tie
County Trasrrv. Ia o'hss half b. B.
rseshis 10 one scar ff6r- ,,s i. - ial.
ISIS. and 10 das ri v : NJ, interest
Tom The itv IL vofk i s%el1,ll, ron.
plsted anl reeeirei Is ~. issiut.
"a. llaul AMI security stll b. re4Hrtt
II he contractor. fo- ,hs faithful pir-
taamaucs u the wost.
THOMAS +. Cf.tRkf.
JOHN {. HARRISON, .csn'rs.
~. :. WARD,
v.vi. 51sh. l.J1.
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10 Inc weather. sine our last
We. has been half sunshine saj
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-20
SECRETARY FLOYD.

We find in the New York Irish Ns~s of the 10th
inst the following complimentary notice of the Sec
rotary of War:
q The accomplished and able Secretary of the War De-
parmen returned to New York from West Point Sat
nray and stopped at tho New York Hotel He proceed
ed to Washington Sunday evening During his stay
he was waited upon by Of most eminent cti-
zens who look upon the appointment of Mr. Floyd the
best guarantee for the able and efficient management
the important department which he is placed. The
leading politicians of city awaited themselves Of
opportunity to pay their respects, and thus evince the
high esteem in which the honorable Secretary is held by
the people of New York for the services which he has
hitherto rendered to the Commonwealth and the
democracy
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-20
CROPS IN ALGERIA

We learn from the Annaies de Ia Co'onisofioa Age-
rcnne that the information respecting the crops sur
passes the most sanguine expectations In the three
departments the cereal crops represented TO be
most promising; and it. as it is supposed viii be the
case. the yield win correspond in any reasonable
measure with the surface sown the coming harvest
viii be the richest yet experienced in Algeria In
the single department of Constantine, says the
Momfeur Algerien $4,000 hectares are under cult
walton.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-20
SENATOR DOUGLASS SPEECH AT SPRINGFIELD
ILLINOIS.

We give in another part of the paper this evening
spirited and wellwritten sketch of the speech
Gently delivered by Judge Douglas at Springfield,
Illinois, for which we are indebted to the Chicago
Times. The opinions Of Judge Douglas on any pub
lie question are always looked for with the hvehest
interest by the great of the American people.
When add that in the Springfield speech he has
given his views on the Kansas question, the bred
Scott decision, and the Utah dificultiesthe three
great topics which now mainly fill the public mind
we feel quite sure that have awakened curios-
ity which cannot be satisfied short of perusa of a
full report of what appears to have been of the
most powerful and convincing arguments ever made
by the distinguished senator of Illinois. 1t will be
by the correspondence of the Chicago Times
that complete report of this speech will be shortly
given to the public. AS it is received by us
it will be laid before readers.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-20
REV. MIR. spURGEoN.

The following remarks from the pen Of cor
respondent of the London Times
a. On Sunday heard Sturgeon preach to some 5000
people He has good voice good action, and an cner-
getic delivery frequent striving for elect and he said
three very elective things, but, generally speak
ing his climaxes broke down startling and
odd than eloquent touching His treatment Of the
subject hare and FAR behind the average logic and
theological knowledge Of ordinary pulpits He was
very egotstcal and should say rather vulgar. Fancy
his saying Of the mans intellect who could not the
wisdom OF God in the plan of mans salvation, that If
You knocked his brains out you would have very little
trouble in cleaning them up off your carpethere would
be precious little to gather y
g early at his place, Surrey Gardens and having
ticket got in at once about 49, and found all the seats
occupied The crowd poured in in continuous stream
till 10. As H. when it full stood of
the DOORS and my conviction that the majority had
not been there before. Judging from my feelings
should say very few would go there again. So that
his audience is mainly shifting one and his extreme
popularity cannot last beyond few years.
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rive at the seat Of they will report at the
Office OF the Adjutant and record their and du-
ring their sojourn in the CITY, viii either the UNI
dress coat prescribed in paragraph 1874 General Reguia
tons the military frockcoat with or without epau-
lettes at their option and that the inspection OF militia
~ supplies reported unservioeablc, required by para
graph 927 of the Geneml Regulations for the Army Will
unless otherwise ordered, be made by the commanding
officers of posts
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-20
A FITTING MONUMENT.

We clip the following from New York paper:
The tomb Of Franklinf plain flag stone even
with the earth I've socsllcds concealed from public
view by venerable brick wall at the corner of Fifth and
Mulberry streets, Philadelphia The remains of the light
ming philosopher deposited there in the old burial
ground belonging to Christ ciurca An appropriate mon
ument has been accidentally reared above them in the
shape of telegraph post and the lightning Is at constant
play over, il not under. the eye Of tho who trt
chained IL TO the earth "
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-20
rosr orYlcE DEPARTMENT

Reduction Of POsqgs 10 he cYs q ccd Rfs We are re
quested TO state that the postage upon letters between
Great Britain and the Cape of Good Hope whether con
veyed bs packet by private ship has been reduced TO
sixpence az cents the hafounce letter or under and
that ia consequence OF this reduction the single rate Of
postage between the United States and the Cape of Good
Hope via England will be in future 80 instead Of As
cents prepayment required.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-20

We learn from the Courier DIES Etos Unis of the
18th inst that great excitement prevails at Naples in
consequences of the late robbery of the most magnii
cent set Of diamonds in the Two Sices--those of
the Duchess of Savigliano, daughter of Cen Filan-
rieri These diamonds are valued at $40 900.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-20

bama) Advertiser Of Tuesday last:
'sJudge A. b. Moore, democratic candidate for gov
enor arrived in city yesterday morning, to hold in
conexon with two other circuit udgcs,a special term of
the supreme court He is in fine health harring at
tack of rheumatism Thus far there appears no DISPOSE
ton in any part of the State to give him opposition
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-20

The oldest book in the United States il is said is
manuscript Bible in the possession of Dr. Witherspoon of
Alabama, written thousand years ago He de
scribes it as follows The book is strongly bound in
boards of old English oak, and with thongs, 10y which
the leaves are also wei bound together The leaves
entirely made of parchment, of most superior quality,
Of nencss and smoothncss little inferior to the best satin
The pages are all ruled with great accuracy and written
with great uniformity and beautifully in the old German
text hand and divided of into chapters and The
first chapter of every book in the Bible is written with
large capital of inimtabc beauty and splcnddy illni-
mated with red blue, and black ink, still in vivid coors
and no two OF the capital letters in the book precisely
alike
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-20

The democratic State convention of Maine will
meet at Portland on the 30th Of this month.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-20
wan DEPARTMENT.

Army 0rdes-orers have been issued TO the army BY
the War Department that when officers of the army ar
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WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY EVENING. JUNE 20. 1857.

Asr NJ Ix~I, Montgomery, Alabama, generalra
Cling agent Alabama and Tennessee assisted by C.
r. IsuIs q. Lx~ls, and sAxuH D. LAWS
ASAr No. 1872 South Tenth Philadelphia,
is travelling assisted by VIZ H. Weld, Jons Col
fisnxrr H. 3 JANE, fHe NIx X W Mos
sasos, W. wnxr wx l. wArxnAs Aixx H. CssDs, d Mus
nS, Hss. I. SWAIN, 7. AarsAs, and p. DAVIS
AAr O. W. Jlxn No Harrison cncnnan, Ohio, Is
collecting the Western and Texas assisted by
H. raoxAs wnuax n. fsosas, NJ JAMES IN. A. l. 0nps,
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signed to destroy the American confederaey.
We can admire those who struggle for the
tendency of great principles and extend the hand
of fellowship where those involved are of the
true democratic stamp, while we have no term
of reproaeh adequate TO characterize those who
would wade through innocent blood TO clutch an
Office for the sole purpose of securing its perquisites
and punish those of different political principles
Whatever may be the result of the contests in the
courts, sane man can justify the of the bayo
net to obtain the spoils of Office. Those who claim
that they are duly-constituted officers instead of
fighting and Strengthening those who dispute their
right of possession, should appeal to the courts TO
determine the justice Of their pretensions and if
sustained let the Judiciary send their messengers to
execute their adjudication When the bearer of such
a mandate comes, shall hold that man no friend
to peace, good order, the constitution who does
not bow TO its authority The Albany dynasty and
its agents in New York could not await the action of
the courts. They needy, and must have the
rewards of their apostacy to the constitution. Feel
ing sure that those who had forced the passage of
the law would compel the weak and subservient gov
erDor to sustain whatever should be required they
resorted to crime in hope of lettering their desper
ate condition. They have shed the blood of their
fellow-czens to obtain what they doubted the pow
er of the courts to give them. We caution against
all violence, and hope that every good man viii abide
the rcslt of the delberaton of the courts If they
should sustain the legislative tyranny emanating
from black republcansm in Albany, we have every
confidence that the baot-boxes will correct the
evil, and secure right and justice for the future.
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The following translation of quarantine regulations
for vessels arriving during the shipping season OF the
present year in the Russian ports of the Baltic has been
received from Mr. G.. NJ Hutton United States vice
sui at St Petersburgb, and Is published FOR general IN
formation
Erranslationl
AASAaEaENr OF THE MILITARY cRoNsrADr.
CHAsoKRY, 18th (25th) March 1887.
To he Consular 1ge1t Of de United Saiss CUhsfa ileaa
der Ulkms Eg.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26
LEGAL. NOTICES.

ani endorsement of certain warrants ana prom l'It
ing he pay Nmtnt of the same. approved """"'s
!. . D l-tG ar warrant. which have been ~Vtclh +N5
AdiuterA NE ga hy any court, and al Slld NuF -
specified in th- last mentioned act. are hrrri'' a
pressly excluded from al the benefits hid hr'i-'i>
of this Ncl. Third. dust or legal cidlns aS"'>t =
stare ccrurd PRIOR t. lauuHry lN. lN'.. M" N'S'
nay be r0Nra and audited hy ACi Ul iur i"E'-a H' .
Aud ir th, Treasurer uf STATE shall vl.iui\ i~'itr
luui- uisu c.alu- uot b,r-in >p'riuUd a> ',r'N'"r
% shall hc deemed % ',dcII-ghor. u' h Sh"'' Pr '4
t-hrd q, provided iu section olhls Act and >Hct
bond ~iuI he voi.
Sec T.! 1h,. c.ntls specified tn this Act may be- re-
ceved lNr tuui.g ar6 iuud, therefor may hr i"-1"i
prrr To- the tr- dtN ot J:,ut.r, l-aN. huI tu' "irf
wards: auH ll chim- to' pr,rR'.d far hi1''nS piI.
or to tha, tre ute ,>euirI tIdm OBJ" provisions ~
lhis Act and slch llaIk houtS pr pHrrd under lhc
provisions ot lhts Set, IS sha thea y uain on nd
,haiI hc tc.'ro,r no 'br pur-cnce Of the G"'rrhor'
tOmp' ROLLER aud Trra~Irtr
SC a., IlI, 49, .,a ,alc ca.~ on The qrs' dav oi
Noyembrr. \. .. 1861 ~ 1910 ~ ur.Ni.en~ "Nr'W
those relating to ond necessary mr.. IT, submission -
the people and Tor returning cnnNus>'us aud rro.
Ginning tie Nuts-Which shGl lake elect lmln"ol-
ately.
sec Il This ac' shan hp submitted 'otae people of
the Stnte for their ratification. az the neat gr"rrat
election. To be hnh.cn on the first Weduc>d ~ ot sep
rtnher, u. l~j and the qutllte. electors ui nus
State shall ld election. Or thrlr ballots Tor STATE
officers, VU'c for against ,his Al: those voting tor
the satae >hal write or have printed ou lhrr bIi'tS
TIE words pay hr Icb',' and those voting against
the sHnr shall write or 1aNc printed on helr ballots
the words "lt"pu iiutc me Nrhl =
sec. T. The vo,c- cast tor and against his Act,
sAul' be- counted returned and cauNa~-od and de-
Chrd u 'hr saiur utuncr Hud >.l'irct ~ thr -H'Uc
ruc~ votes cast tor the Treasurer ui Staic.aud I
apP.ar thal mai rt} o' 40 me voices c'' l'r "r
against tins ItW ut,rt~ i err Ia favor ot h> Act.
lh'n itr same >hail haNc ,-c a. h'r.it hr:"r pr
Vldtd aud SHALL D.. irrp.alaN'o unr iDo la'crc.l of
Iar liabilities herein created ~haII lr lad ami d'~
cl9rgrd. aud ur GoN,ruor shHii make Pr"cUuauon
: hereof. hut 1t i.uiurN ui the Vujr~ =" cli are
against this Nc, lhcn lht. idr ,hati nrtour 'ou
Src TO- Ii >hpi ho tLr dny uf ttr >rrrrWrv If
state "a huY" ui- Act rub'-h,d ln rur .,c"slHp-r
~ Zach 'uttcW y ~tilct o lj~ ~tac. id one hr P'h
li,h.d lhrr.,u ,r three mouths u,Nl proceeding The
general c,cl.ru To- h' hulGcu uuuu hr fir~ NJ .ur*-
dN of Sept mbrr urNt. t.r which pu'urnuou uu
greater ALLOW utcr >la Doe uair lhaA HE rajc> al
lowed toy o.. tolur -laf. rtlnlcr.
approved AprII -N.h i-'7.
The san joaquin Republican, Shasta to1ri,r,
Mar, -tilIr ENIrc~-, Nc,H'a @ouruiL Noun AIN UGn
ycrr. Bul'c Rec ri Sau'l rarpara G.1.l". los
Angeles >la- >t,ta cruz :'cuuu q. and llmh"tt
FINES. wa publish the noovr hv order ot the >ccre.
rarv ct STATE. oacra week for three mouths
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-26
SHERlFF'S SALES.
SHERIFPrS SALE

RYVIRrtiE OF AN EXECUTION ls-ued ont
ED of the District Court. Ninth judica District ~
ana Tor II tte county and stle o. California 10 me
dhec rd and d.hyered, cnibtndaahg me 10 in'tEe
rle sun OF tour hundred my t5ii0j 10 hrs aud
the sum of ten (iut collars cost ~ rsi'. together
with all IA" COSTS #ccrung upon said WIZ, wherein
N.D Nnray b the pirintth and " M'9roSv - the
defendant have lrvec upon aHd VIII ~sit ~ Publc
sac 70 tpe highest bidder for CAST on The 81 day Of
July 1914 at clock r. VI all of he right title aud
Interest of the above named endhhl IN ana 70 The
following described property, iu VIZ: rie ON fourth
Undivided interest ~ lhe "OrONlIe steam Mining
Company" said mining cpmplny ~ situated On the
Bar % Feather River nOrth II the town uf IrOVle,
Butte county California aud opposite block No. xix
teen NGI OF yaid town and - bounded aid descrlued
~ lluWs, to wit: beginning ~ stake marked ;
w. " tor. 81, the same being the south west
corner of g. j. LyIlc co claim numbered 81 on
the Miners Record BeOk m = d district. q 4 rum
ming tHen,e IS west 23l feet To 4 sake. thence
1sf>t p srsl 321 Teel t0-tte recf fiiencc lD the
river 22j feet to stake. thsnce :, - east 40 feet
to the place of beginning containing 74.OnO squire
feel, or cight mi Ilrg claim, W fH1 fee; by 61 feet
each, together VI h all the app"rteuancr, lhcreuuio
bel Ingin2. the above se 10 take place "A: the
Court House door in urovie, County and State
aforesaid
Dated June 10Th, 1857.
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