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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-18

As remarked IA aoother article. It i,
often dihcuii IN reviewing the ordinary
yofv OF l-sisls;or, to TORN correct,
l1dgvie'i as to their merits or dement's,
lhi., Of course. does no, hold good Ia
reference to 6nsl votes GA ture- OF i'm.
po,tarc- Bot, judged by amy lair sd
spec o. test. we bsye no iden hut that ia.
general course ot Nr Runurl. vii besr
the -iiictest sctutiny - far Il. nur actual
knowledge goes. there IL no doub, Il 1t.
For instance, in the Legislature ten YEAR,
ago, IN oue session, we find that
II" voted to pay Tor supplies furnished
tie IeSas navy
He voted scain,, bill by which specuN
latofs sought 20 ,trip III. soldiers OF 1885
~ Their land donations. by throwing them
in she market, by which the unfortunate
would be induced 70 sell then fos song
The design OF the donation was t. nsss
them legaele. for the cid patriots
Hs introduced the law which SLOWED
suits 20 be transferred TO nealy ory.nitsd
couoties, by which heavy burisa W" T"
moved from li'ieAu,s
tie voted for the law teqnifing the Gov
etnor Attorney General aud Secretary oil
State To reside st the seat OF Government.
Its wisdom appst,nl 90 al
II. voted to give the election OF Lsha
Commissioner 10 lhe people, showing h'
faith in public Intelligence.
lie voted Tor resolution ius,tuctine our
tongfessmen TO protest against the ''ue'''
government 'elinquishine to Mexico say
territory which had been conquered Az"
WAS actually occupied by the government
Of the United Ststes. tina, is. New Mexico
California, and the county this sds OF 'o'
Sierra Msdre
lie voted for the necessary measafss''
provide Tor paving off the ress. volume"
called out By Cox Curtis. in lst7 wlthou'
the authority OF tho unit,d States.
At the sans session he served on mo
Committee oa education and. to sho"
more clearly the confidence rsposed IN ="
integrity aud business capacity. no ""
placed on the Joint committee to eks'n''s
the report upon the condition OF tho hcss'
and affairs OF the Comptroller Ard i''",
ufef, position OF gres, responsibility A"'
labor.
This. ias part OF Mr.. Runnelss RECORD
ton yearssgo
Our senior, Mr.. Stuart, was \ msmoe'
At the same time. and in large mrJo"y
Of cases tho Journals show that hs a"o
Mr.. Ruurel. voted together. which proves
that even then, he mus, have had eo""'
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Cal TON.

A. ths election is near at hand, We would
csutioo our Democratic friend. ag ,iosl the
Why efforts. Of ths opposition Every
effort Will be made to defeat the Democ>
rscv. Look out f1r al manner OF eq,l
reports The opposition press have thus
lar displayed a degree Of reckIessness aa,
PARALLEL IN journalism, We regret the
duty that compel' US to say 40 but every
well informed man knows that We speak
tho truth.
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NAH. ARRANGEMENTS.



asrysx -ria Shreveport - Assivre ln~+'HY,
THURSDAY aad saturday a. DETAk "a
We.nc- day. FRIDAY and Sunday. At ~
1rsrkks eta lisnierson -- AEEfr's ns~1af'
Tsnr-isy AMI saturisv Al p HffAHs
Wednesday, Friday snd sunday, a. -
osrHesN rta Jefferson go Aksitts n~siAv.
Thufsday sni Saturday. nj aPs DsrsSrs
"wednesday, Friday. ant SUNDAY At ~
so,rn ws.r 49, RIA fyirr - k&stvss TUESDAY.
THURSDAY nod ~afl-lay ~ ! 81 htrsSFs
Monday "Wednesday. sul fnasy At IN
sJrrurRS NsH.hsli- Assitts Nriu-Tihy.
and saturday. ~ - bHfsats THURSDAY
anil MONDAY. sib N.
fosr c,ppo - leave ant strivs tie SANE day.
TUESDAY Thursday. ADD saturday,.
3nNFR Arrives op lhgrdag - NJ. So on
SATURDAY aiG . N f-gart. ga TUESDAY. ate 4, NJ
and nu lhur.ts, a.
Orricr ilouHs o. From =. NJ 10 !. x as if9in 2
Eaf rn
Oace op~n FIR delivery as
Nal close. ior tho tsst n lur
fh- office VII b. ofeu on SUNDAYS ffrn : 10 10 N
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Why 10 it tha, Gen. Houston calls him
self 4 Jackson Democrat |, certainl y
cannot 10 because GrA. Jackson favored
the doctfins of Native Ams'ieani.m, Tor
when T.. :. Senator from tennessee Gen.
Jackson voted sgafns. the AIien law OF
1901, BY whioa the term Of naturalization
was extended from 5 to u y~Efs Gen.
Jaetson thossht ) years soficisnt term
Of probation 10 maze = good eiuzsh.-
.fexs.
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OF The weather ia extremely warm
aud rain il much needed We learn that
the crops are much injured IA various por.
lions Of tbs country by the drought, Il is
said tia, in soma Of the counties ve,, Of
tbi, rrsrrely saythlnr viii bs made
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-18

Boxs SpAvix Il hsv. ,risd tho follows
inp aud ionad IL saad remedy Tor bone
spawn. ! AXE two ounces OF metcGHal
ointment, one ounce OF iodine ointment
two ources OF eamphor sui Elk ounces Of
oil ofig,num warm aud mix thoroughly by
holding ihs di.h 10 warm wsisr Aaply
twice, daily Keep the horse dry while ap
plying; rub The mixture IN With The hand.
Il wiz cure in Eve days -- Genssee Farmer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-18

G~r MfcuAEt IouNGBLooD and 5 p.
WILLIAM are Advertised in tho Mansfield
Democratic Esis as having been expelled
from the Masonic fraternity, Ds Soto
Chapter No IL. for "grou aamasouic
coadac,"
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Ut Our Western papers state that, Hon.
Cry VI BayAy, candidate for Congress IN
tho Western District. is thoroughly can.
Tasslng The Western counties Mr. Bryan
is an eloquent speaker
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6rT The Austin Times has changed il,
name snd propdstors, and has hois,sd the
entire Houston ticket Mr.. Crorby's mon-
ey 10 supposed to be 10 il, inssmucb As two
Of his cle'ks are among the owners It
seems to US very natural ptesum p,lon
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Tie river ass Allen lhrss fact since oar
last. and ccntinnss to rsesd. lat In q
fsv dsys the bosis will hs compelled 10
re-ssp 1t The falls - South Wesserv,
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or Hon, " L. MACY x.S.cretsry
Of State, died at RalIsion springs, y. Y.
on the 4th inst. His death was oceasioned
BY an affection OF thu heart Mr. Marcy
wss one Of the mos, cminent statesmen ,his
country ever produced lie was norally
and intellectually a great msn Homes,
Independent, aud bold--a patriot. !, was
appropriate ibst he should die upon a pa.
tdot'. day.
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The speaking at powcilton

sni lhe resutt, We ara plta'ru 10 Say ~
highly favorable to the success of the
Democratic party We know that men
are liable to be mistaken. and that wc
nay yos,i5ly be IN error bat We entertain
the well grounded hope, that, ia the COM
ing election. this county viii give 4 dee'
dej msjority for the Democrats eanti'
dates
Tbs belief was rendered matter Of
conviction by syiss to pow.iilon on Mon,
day last, a, which place The Democratic
candidates Tor the Legislature had made
appointments 70 SPEAK, inviting thei. OF
poneot. aud all others who might feel
disposed. to discus. the political .saes Of
Gac das
+ NuHa.u. Esq, was first called on. lie
spoke for about ~ hour and succeeded IN
that brief space, 10 placing the issues OF
the canvass in elesr. fore bic. snd concise
manner, m,kiug them 50 plain that it
seemed 10 US no man could fail 90 UNDER
stand them. or re.l.t their afce.
NJ c. { Johnson spoke neat lIc Is
.aiJ to he plain msn, and unquesiionably
he !. an exceedingly PLATA han. If TO make
such it require. one who is unacqlA.nicd
w..h the political history Of the country IN
which he lives aud who Is entirely unable
to discuss the issues Of the day. We
have never heard man sttempt 70 make
a public speech. who was 80 i,htefaie and
60 ignorant upon the subject Of politics
We mean THIS IN no uukadne.s to Mr
Johnson, Tor although we have bat liille
personal acquaintance with him. We under
stand be sa yer, clever gentleman, aud
lh.t bi. ueishbors all esteem him
Nj Johnson spoke. sc Judge, liUl-
over an hour. After be bad concluded. NJ.
Wighll addressed the as.smblage in n
speech Of about l.0 hours, devoted to an
elaborate review OF tho canvass Il was
an able effort.
Il was now growing late. and We started
for hoos lssyioe Col Nooason on the
floor who wa, engaged in discussing the
polite. OF Harrison county. ei,h, Yeas
ago. We learn that after he cot through,
Cant. Eli +. Cnig. reioined in plain.
but exceedingly senstble soeecb. showing
that be had read and fully understood the
anesllons before the people.
Dr.. Baldwin was not present. on account
of professional bu,iness involving the life
of a ne,yhbor md friend Mr. Wilson
and Mr. Kennedy. were both absent Mr.
oatlinp wa. p,esent bnt did not sneak A
ha y,. co,nn.llad to laave IA, bou,
Our * y friend, priJs themselves on
VIZ. Johnson, ability. and va understand
tim, be +, con.id.,ed by them a. then,
pf,pcirsl .ne.ker. 4, "petlee, whe.l.borse ."
on the stump. II he ia. tho balance Of the
. K. y. delegation mus, he bad indeed. But
H., no man tnke our word for IL Turn
on, aud hear them. one and ali. aud indr,
10y
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OF W L. Hovth Is tn, "indepsndeni, +"
alias Nnow Nothing, alias sam Houston
candidate for Congi.as IN tho Western
Dis.fie,
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tnti-t olyenilO


Ma Enron; It has appeared strange
to nv, that IF the many ssp,rant- to offices
/ OF STATE. smoug the en'l-conyeutoa ni"p,
% Auii democratic '. party, Only Que
- each office should present bus oi''n- b.
'of" 'h' people. WA u - vet matter OF
wonder 20" is determined VINO 'ha'i
T"h
Perhaps the n. y. po'i OF pouhca ~
s'HetUi"g hN" We ancient pool OF beihe--
da' wa CERTAIN season lh'l' c'n'e mum
b"T 'l 'n'p'''nt io'K' "l bHhH, hHLl. wan
eted, waiting tor n" moving OF tbs water
aud Tho'ofr'r hrH Steps ~ 'Nkc- all the
Wine' snd IL cuied OF h'' p"IH"ohl disease
p"ucu"ilF AmblNoH H'l o"H'H'S'' ''f he
NH certainty D" c'"'ed u'"n' ana see
0"At"n'
of perhaps IN" most s'At'able ca"d'
oates 81 named by 90" "i"c'es May De
Tao asplrant. 'etl'e The matter on the 'tH-
shhe plan Of lhe seven Fersl"n oo"irs'
who formed conspiracy ana s'sassin~l"d
Nn'r1'', 'he h's'cA,t H'ef 'hs Mug
was dispatched, and 'h"Y resolved on coh>
'hr next qne"'io' VA 70 hn1" whch ~
'hrn should be KING ana no" the} shoulu
proceed to the election hl- they thought
agreed To meet next morning hy sun rise
On horseback, at a certain plsce IN the su'
bntbs OF 'hs clN ana inst ne nh'se morse
t.,,.,. ~. .l,.C J'i,, IS ,ha p.,.ian, tho,
,.,,s,,,,..d J,,,t,Lt,,,, th;. co.r,. ,onlI n.
s'''S ""'' '"e "" .'," " 80" "','u'
''.,..d ii. w,.,o,'. bo,.o far tina ocr..,or
so thsl he did not tail to ncigb first where's
upon Darius was sAaied hns by the
''n"'s' "",' P'''v'' y" '"' '''o"'
a.a ,,n,L ~ sene. a,a,.,,,,. .aL a"a 49,,
ssr. far they agreed. that "hs peopie
uelther know nor hear snylhng, AID blind
y give Themselves up to 'hose 'hst kno"
~" W ''''"s' "''''''' '''' '"'"-''
.,..,Iy.d +, bsy. No rIoXi|
How striking the sualosyl Wonder It our
persi an mobiles m Texas sod. took morn
u',,L u.., 49,,
moon
ANrI.Il0CuS.P OCus.
Or We have received the June number
Of Blsckwood. and the April number OF
tho London Qostetly As we have no,
read them, we are no; prepared to give an
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-18

Or Navigation ia Red River seems to
hase continued for an unusual period this
yeir
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IN Atheist Nominated for Ii. CoVern0p

Hon Jr-sE GRiHt., who consents to
serve a.. IT, Governor. IN case he is elected
on the sam Houston n y ticket. aud
whose name the h y papers have hoisted
we learn from he m1-t felahle authority
81 an OPI,N aud ANOWkD ATHEIST
10 J.. the author OF that clause which hns
been incorporated in our State ContHtu>
ton prohibiting ministers OF lhe Gospel
IRON serving 90 the Legislature. II Is
taken from the Constitution Of the Repuh,
he, where Il was placed by the Hon Jesse
Gtimes. lie also opposed. under the Re.
public, q law recognizing the SAht ath,
and moved, iu derlsiou, to strike out suns
day aud iusert Friday. That, he SAID
ironically, was the Mahommedan sabbath,
and II adopted 10y tao Republic, it might
induce many OF the members OF that de.
nomination to move to Texas
Now, this h \ party which ncorpo.
rated MS one of the panks OF rs platform
an acknowledgment, OF tho Saprame Beng
has a candidate iDr one OF the highest olh
ces in the State, man who IL ~ open
contemnor OF all religion, aud who denies
the existence Of God This party
witch denounced Ruuuel. Tor having voted
against an improper sabbath law. can take
10 its embrace one who has reylled religion
Jesse Grimes. it Is but lust to say ha.
the character of being An honest man. aud
we have no doubt that Il he we're TO mako
preteuu1us u religion. that hs would act
With sincerity, sud not Ike Houston he
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ANTIll0CtS .POCus.

Or Wa have received the June number
Of Blsckwood and tho April number OF
tho London Quarterly. As we have not
read them, we are not prepared to give an
opinion "a to their merits
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-18

or We publish this week a 'epo" 0
Col. Mari WAap's sps~ch delivered o''
fore the Democratic Club cad citizens "
this place Tho reader. attention 10 di'ee'
Cd to IT il spssks for isaSh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-18

W We had the pleasure Of a visit, on
Thursday OF last week, from our friend d
;, MekAy, Esq OF the Jefferson Gazette
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-18

Ut )" NJ, ~ u. Dorrtrs.yvR's I'd.
vettis.msut
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VI Read the Record of sam uous,o,
IN another column. We will rortinus !,
next week, rs this coa,sins no, the third of
bis political sins
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-10
Wagon Road Convention.

w Iur 10 The working commumiy. theTor oethlhg
iikr hoard. -.
ynu ma, talk Of boarding houses ard say what you
will. .,, ,,,,,,,,, 81. H., -,
# ~ m, oldest and hest house that is in this town.
Aud through easy ami hurd times IL never rum Ho"h'
Won cn, lizard n, the week.. or board hy the day.
Dr. il YOU have four bits, and hungry YOU ifel
Come in aud You can have substantial meal
ie Won't iecd You on hash, or any sue" saotV-
lie keeps superior Temperance house
If Won ask why its superior. Will let you Know.
pe buys grub ur the cash from The inerchan's oe'o"'
,nd that ls the reason that he can ahord'
For less money 10 give you superior ooatu
fhe house Is well ventilated Ia suit the SUMMER
Aud every ones weicoGle excepting nuinhAer
F'om lover ot good grub, Maine House, MONT
Sesnery ST Oroyille, by
mylS-H 7. McCALLEN'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-10
THE POSSIBLE 'MIGHr HAVE BEEN.

THE Possible 'MIGHr HAVE BEEN.
Round about what is, lies whole
mysterious w"rld of what might be
a psychological romance of possibilities
and things that do not happen. By
going out few minutes sooner or later
BY stopping to speak with a frienl at a
corner, y meeting this man or that,
or bv tuning down this street instead
of the other, We may let slip som"
ear occasion of good or avoid some
impending evil by which the whole
current of our lives would have been
changed. - L0ng(eilo1o.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-10
MISCELLANEOUS 5
- g7T313AG& SIR p :3!J .t =
TEMPERANCE
REVERACE

The most Wholesome. refreshing, and iuvigoraling
Drunk in the W urld
TENIIE Pow DER from wh.Ch lnis - prepared ~
n made entirely kum vegetable ingredients COL
lecird from All pU~is of the wOrId, and combined 10.
gclhcr with great sk,ll aud care Two lctsnoohHtni
put nltu drN tum bier q! large >lZ. VIII sufHClrht
utlnniiy ur water added, produces immediately
cooling draught of charming excellence and lnN"r,
ana health gN uI ,irct Il j. nuHprl 10 all Seasons
agd every ones ,t-e, and especially suited Tor hose
vino 90 TO sea, preventive Of trtsicknoss, cos
Iivtnrs~, ana the Gcucrully unptt-hhl STATE oi lh"
SYST IN arising tTom change Cf climate and living
II also lessons the dangers of ipcurrng diseases ul-
der q tropcu suU, and al who ac about to take The
trip to Tho ease Stacs II they ~ ara h'ah "isc
nrd comfort on the way. should rot lul TO obtain
supply beiure-iarilng and iUurrso II lHHtN or chH'
dr,l are win them: or nvalids or lh slck' n no.
thing Is s rrttuI 10 the palate sud stomach his,
and resist. th"cncrN aiing ELECTS {" not countries 50
well. and, utNc arden, epirt- " docs not thItep'c
hy iniam.ug- ,5ut strengthens and cNhilerae- boih
BODY and mind hy lis nutritious ro"crS ana ne en-
eruN which in mparlS 10 the digestive prOrtSs. sea-
men also should be provided with soF'ie before They
leave pOr.
4 glass taken at any time during S1e day eemores
AL feelings otheat. thirst, oreVen * hunger ana us
being made in great measure OF vegetable hrid-'
tO prevent SCIrVy and purh'S lhctluoH M Inc sane
time Il'is also an invaluable Restorative turiho
who laboI hard for living such as Farmers Miners
Mechat c> aud Iahurers; and tu sh"p'kcrprfs FRO
irs~iunaSnen aud ether. whose "cruraI"n comp"ls
them 10 lead srdant lives; draughl b"ore break
fast gives new spirit for the business 81 me dHN.
Medical men syho know its composition Spenk in
The highest lerEs of lis utility. md all The poets
uraisrt Bvr@l calls it the blr,t Shorbrt, Moore
make "freQucn. mention OF II, and buhz the great
Per~iaS poet. loud IN p7aisr uf u
Pr,,Yarcd by AUGUSTUS HOGG, London, New
York aud san fIrancl-co.
Drpnt: Davis Street Drug Store. near Jackson san
Franc SEQ. and for sale by all respectable druggists
ana Ura!crs.
Ppice-JO Cents per BOttle-each Que will make IL
Glasses.
NR Agents wanted and supplied on the most
liberal and convenient terms ap2l3m.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-10
Omuille Dailq Dntte RetuyG.
CONTINUED from first page }


say, too much fatigued 10 make one, }
and they read till those mean, rheuma-
tic pains come on, when they begin to
lose their tempers for although they
both have good hearth, yet you seldom
find two such invetrrate sc"liers and
grumblers, and if you should be so un-
for,unrtc as to step in to see them at
that inanspicirus moment when ii
stitch is taken in either o. their neck,
why, if the doer is ne r, you had bet
ter --- wep, | shouldn't envy You
YOU situation, that's all.
Now suppose that some kind angel
of mercy (as most women are) should
have popp d the que'tio TO MIR. a. or
Mr. 3. and all had passed oft s'renely,
how thosr angels could have lowered
round and smothed the downy pillrws
of the old rheumatic bachelors! and
moreover - Gust put your fnaer on
lip minute) and principally, how thy
could we dressed out with Mr.. AS
and Mr.. B's forty M0usand dolIdrs.
Ah, now you hear me but IFS too
ate-too late.
Hereafter, ladies, I hope you will
,sb de by my judgment, and when next
Lean Year comes, select some OF those
old bachelors and take them for better
or for worse because | am anxious
that the city shou d be rid OF them
Old maids are bad enough, but they
can administer to the wants Of the sick
but what are crusry old bach RS good
for bat to grumble | don't know,
I'm sure!
so, ladies, don't ferget the nert time
EUGENE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-10
NOTICE

EDUBIAC Notice is hereby given that three certain
n promisory notes made by AbeIl X Monty. OF
Orove. Bntte conn y. payable Ia the order ot y. Is
Masten, aud endorsed by him,seach for the sum OF
seven hundred and twenty twenty eight one
hundredth hs dollars. due severay at sixty, ninety
and one hundred aud twenty DAYS from date, (May
llth ls57) will not be paid 10y HE cunsidera-
tn of the said notes has failed, and all persons are
warned not 10 trnde FOR them.
NIX MASTEN.
Oroville, May l4lh. 1857. I'm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-10
f. GLE B A X f. X Y,
COKN..R .R MYERS L. BIRD SITS, OROVlLLE.

WOULD SAY To MY FRIENDS ana the pubic,
n thai having become sole proprietor of the asove
lishment am ready TO serve them viih Tie Ssest
and freshest
BREAD, PIES, CAKES. &C,
Al short notice and on the most reasonable terms.
SODA. SUGAR s. BUTTER CRACKERS
nn hand My Wagon will doliHer every
hing in my line al the residence ot my tsstnmers.
CHARLES CHERRY.
Oroville Ju.v %. lS56' jy22.tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-10

IF we could read the secret history
of our enemies, we shonld find in each
mans life sorrow and suffering enough
to dlsarn al! hostility.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-10
Nnise OF the Ruite Quartk lIlnilsg { o..

Orovile. June the list, 1851.
NoTicE.-Will be sole nj Public Auction al ,he
~ Office OF the Company aa oroville. on Monday
the 29th day o4 June 1884, al O'Clock, r NJ shares
No o. IA is. 81. l, ., and 4, in the Batte Quartz
Mining Company. TO pay assessments levied by the
Board nf Trustees Nav ID, 1857
i2-4w JFLOURhoY JOHNSON. Pres'dt.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-10
MISCELL LANEOUS.
SHERfFF'S SALE.

W1YVIRTUE of al execution issued out ofthe
- District Court of the Tenth JUDICIAL District IN
and for the county OF Iuba and state OF California To
mo directed and Delivered commanding me ~ make
the sum of two thousnif oue hundred aud fifty eight
dollars and riy.nine cents, with Interest on two
thnusapd on. hundred and five dollarsGud nneleri
cent, from the 10Th day of May A d. 1881 nj the rae
of ona and one half per cent. per month unti paid
and ntsD the accruing upon SAID ~ilt, "trrtih
John G. Fal and Il. f. brewster are rianlhs ana
Abraham Fulck and Bunn6ii Ras tk.ticudHns, |
hnve levied upon aud will sell N pubic sub To ine
highest bidder for cash. on the nth day 81 June a.
n 1887 at the hourof O'Clock 7 Nj, all OF the
yjgh title and interest OF both ar either ni the above
nnmed defendants Abraham folck and Bunnell Bas'
set,ip and to the following described property. 10
wit. The one fourth interest tn hYe INNING claims
.aituaed in Butte county state OF EalliorfiA, ana
known as Willard X Co.'S claims SAID clllH+ com
mpnce nj stake on the bank IF the West Branch "i
Feather river ut n point about mlss above NH
civ ON the opposite side OF q river therefrum'
thence running np lae river 800 feet To sasehence
back unto the hills "a the dividing ridge. Also, upon
all tools sluices aud miniug implements BELONGING
to or in anywise apperthning To said mining CLAIMS
Sale to take place at the eCuart House door, IN the
town of Oroville, county aud etate nj, resald.
spNFREER, Sheriff 7 ute Co.
Juns 5. 1857,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-10

LAzlxRSs brgins in "ohw"bs and
ends in iron chains. It crecrs over a
man so slowly and imprrceptibly that
he is bound tight b. fore he knows it,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-10
n O r ICE.

FyNNE SNbeeriber has received the appointment OF
| Superintendent &C the tIroVille Cemetery from
the Heard of Trusees. and viii he in readiness tn
attend to ANY eah hits, his ofce ON bird street
n B.-NilI attend To- removing Graves in Ccrnp.
terry. Also, will furnish uetahe Tor removing
elsewhere J. HAMELl.
april l4th 1857. apibif
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-10
NOTICE.

rs hereby given, that Will make application to
4 &c Bonrd of Superyisvrt in and for Butte
County, at their next regular session in August, for
I..p... to run Perry across the Sacramento river
ST - r.,nl known as Jennings Landing, in Chico
sow wnsnin. -
Muy 10, 1857. u. JENNINGS.