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Important from Kansas

GIN. LANE RErORTED SHOT BY GOVERNMENT o.
PYc.R-RKBILLI0N AND LOSS OF LIFE AT ronr
sCorT-REQUIsITI0N UPON THE MILITARY, ETC.
81. LOUIS, Dec. %, 1857
letter In the Democrat dated Leavenworh 18th inst .
says that Gen. Lane shot Lecompton on the l5.
by government Official but does not give his name The
affair grew out Of political discussion. Much Excitement
prevailed there
despatch received from Brownsville this morning
Gays that Major Russell Capt Van yct and George NJ
Sanders passed down the river last evening route for
Washington They left Leavenworth on the 10th inst.
MI Stanton was still the acting Governor. and appa-
renuy with appreciation.
General Denver and General Harvey had despatched
two cavalry, upon Mr. Santons requistion.
20 suppress the rebellion ut Fort Scott where several
lives had been sacrificed General Harvey had alss
posted troops at nonipasn Atcbson Kckspoo Leayeu-
worth. Iawrerce and Lecomp,on
II is thought that the legitimate vote will be very small:
but many Eissouriahs are going into the Territory 70
vote, which fact taken in connection with Secretarv
Stsnon's removal may cause bloodshed al the polls
st. LOUIS Dec. a2-P n.
Kansas adsoes Of the 1oth instant say nothing sbouf
General lanes having been shot The report not rc-
dited here.
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NAILS FOE EUROPE.


The New Xork Decentralization for Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Europa, Capt Leoh, will
leave this port today fer Liverpool.
Tee European MAJ will close in this city ten o'clock
this morning.
The European edition OF the HERALD printed IN French
and English will be published at nine O'Clock in tae
Ing Single copies, IL wrappers six cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
Ex. Yosx HERALD will be received a; the following
piacee in Europe
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sonbne the received by mail and telegraph The
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LEGATION
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NEW IRIfANs, NC, II, 1907.
Cotton unchanged sales day 900 bales Flour active
at 81 rs 81 62i Lard, in barrels, alic. Hams,
&c. shoulders, SIC. Other articles unchanged
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 81, 1857.
Cotton easier, hut quotations unchanged operators
awaiting the Adriatics advces Sugar, Axe sc. FOE
fair fully fair Moasses has declined tc and Is selling
10. Mixed corn, asc. Coo Lard, ia barrels de-
clned aud is selling at &c. Coffee (Rio)-Sales today
$500 bags prices ranging from Sc to loc, mostly al
sac &c Flour declining, and selling at 81 so. Ser
ling exchange, l0Iis 1854 Exchange New York,
4 81 discount
CHICAGO. Dec. 22-6P.M
Flour dull Wheat steady at So cents. Corn quiet.
Oats steady Receipts to day 900 bbls -four 900 bush
els wheat 800 bushels
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nn GENERAL NKwsPArtR DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ~, 1851.
The President TO day nominated TO the Senate Mr. Hail.
cx member o Congress from Iowa, for Chief Justice Of
Nebraska together with Messrs. Reed Wright Murphy
Angel and others, long ago appointed, and heretofore
announced for foreign missions.
The Committee on the Judiciary reported back in secret
session. but without any recommendation, the Presidents
nomination OF Theodore Scdgwck 70 the Aorneyshp for
the district Of New York M place OF John Mckeon, re-.
moved This gave rise 10 discussion involving the
merits OF OF the features of the late New York may
orally election The question Is not yet decided
Awaiting themselves Of the Congressional holiday recess
many members, particularly q the North, are making
preparations 10 leave for home.
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The Case OF DOnnelIy.

The Court of iardons met to day. Petitions were pre-
sented from Washington, Dtooklyn, New York. Bufals.
Newark Paterson and Monmouth county signed by $500
persons praying that the sentence Of death against
nelly be changed TO Imprisonment for life Tue case was
presented by the counsel when the Court adjourned unta
to morrow nj 10 O'Clock Dcnneys father and several
members Of his family here Great interest is felt
the prisoner AID every exertion is beng made have
his sentence changed
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News from the Plains.

ST LOUIS, Dec o. 1867
An arrival from ue Plains reports that two companes
OF the Fifth Infantry had met with reverses that the
depot At Fort Laramie had been threatened By the Nor
y,rns4o
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Resumption OF Telegraphic Commute alton
with Newfoundland.

ST JOHNS n F. DEC Il, 1897.
After suspension OF telegraphc communication with
Nova Scotia and the United States for the past fourteen
days in consequence of the impossibty of repairing the
line at the crossings O. rivers where Swept away
10y the recent floods we have just succeeded in repairing
damages and confidently anticipate daily communication
with New York for the future.
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News from HaYnnn-

NEW ORLEANS, Dec 81, 1857.
The steamship Cahawba from New York via Havana
18th December, arrived here to-day. She reports the
sugar market at Havana unchanged Stock on hand 9s
COO boxes Exchange on London lis a la Do. on New
York los i04.
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Arrests on the Charge or Forgery

PHLADKITTIA Dec. y, 1857.
Charles NJ Ottinger and Samuel Seeds held to baA
this afternoon in the o. IS 900 EACH the charge q
forging the Of Wilson Ager TO large number oC
notes OF various amounts Those known be in circula
ton amount to nearly $4,000. Others probably have
been sold in the interior and In New York
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Tm 0rHRA-s'Robert lie Dabc' will be gwen for the
last time this evening at the Academy with Formes La
Grange and the rest Of the very excellent cast The
6sy and evening
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TREATY BETWEEN BRAZIL AND URAauAY NOT RArr.
FiEp-THE BRAZILIAN ENVOY IN PARAGUAY
RAILROAD IN mo JANfERo-THE MONEY CRISIS
NOT FELT.
The bark virginia and Esiena arrived AZ this port la.
evening from Bahia with late ncws from South America.
The dates are Buenos Ayres ID: Montevidco 5th Rio
de Janeiro, 18th, and Dahai, 18th of Move u.ber.
Everything was quiet IN the RIO dc Ia Plata.
The new treaty between Brazil aud the republic oT
Uruguay had not been ratified, aud was strcnucusly op
posed by large party. II under the consideration
of committee Of the Legislature.
The Brazilian Minister ST. Paranbos said 10 he charged
with special mission 70 effect league between the Ar
genne states against Paraguay, arrived =, Pranoa on
the 2lst October lie had long private interview with
General Urguza at his erdnc,d of san jose and
ccived with much cordially.
The Canagalla Railroad inaururaied the sth a
November, and the provincial government received pro
posas for another railroad to run from Nheroby TO Com
The money crisis does no, appear 10 Cypress The Brazil
ians as the Bank Of Brazil had raised the salaries OF all it,
employees.
COMMERCIAL fSrELLiGENcE.
BrrSo~ AYRts, Nov. 2-Hje--Saes cf q, COO at 81
s5 rls. silver 1000 for the United States al 81 ~ rs,
also, 1900 - rls board and % light weight,
at TqL re. silver Tsllou at 23A rls. silver. Mares
grease at IL 10 rls silver. Exchange on London, o9l
scsrEvrsso, Nov. 5--Potical excitement paralyzes
business Transactions Flour-Sales of 2,so bbls Bait
nj 81 49,, board 32s bbs. damaged, without
mark, at auction, at 100 currency 6T5 currency
store, oo2 bbls Sew York -four
RIO JsslRo, Nov. l0-Freiehts-One small ycssci tor
n Northern port In the United States was taken az i0c
Coneesaes tf $500 bags after almost total calm OF
ten Jays. NO change IN prices.
Rama Nov l6-sugars-Good white finds buyers at
Iso0 and new at Al refs. Old muscoyado SOLO Al III
100 for regular grades new at zoo Nasareu sold at
l6Op I'll 500 per arroba Coffee has suffered some huc
uaton lots from Nc interior sold At t0oV 800 per
arroba. Hidcs--Nothng doing
ANOTHER MEETING or rm Property owSss N INK
Fnru wARp-Au adjourned meeting OF the owners Of
real Is tate in the Fifth ward was held last evening 10 the
Fifth Ward Hotel The report Of the COMMITTEES appointed
saiuons to bc presented a. the Mayor and Common
Council Of tho cv urging upon them the ncxpedcncy OF
cfcctrg the contemplated Improvements IN the ward
during The present depression in monetary matters
read ana yadoIted. II was moved that pc
on be drawn w to accompany y but after shot do
hate The motion was not passed II then announced
that the bus before the meeting transacted and
then adjourned The proposed improvements which II
i contemplated effect IN the Ffh ward and In oppcei
ton 70 the carrying out OF which these meetings heidi
are the folowinEsThe extension OF Chambers street 10
Catherine market; East Reade street 10 Chatham West
Rcade street from Broadway 10 the Fast river and the
widening Of EAST Duane Worth ADD Leonard streets
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Nomination OF United states Senators In Min
ueapta


Al democratic caucus OF the Legislature OF Minnesota
Territory held on the 18th inst, Henry Rice aud Gene
raj Shields we're unanimously nominated Tor uued states
Senator'S.
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

BosToN, Dec. 81, 1857
The following the oongs Of bank statement for
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-14
Dceiara,ion of Sole Trader.


STATE oF CALIFORNIA, County Of Butte.
II ESNgsIISE II. BLumENTHAL wife of n. NJ. Blum
IA euthal of the avn OF Oroyiile, in Ophir town.
shp, in the county of Butte state of California; do
hereby declare that intend from and after this date
10 carry ON business in my own mime and my own
account in the said county OF Butte: that the nalure
Of said business is keeping drinking saloon or bar
and pubic house in said county. ANA such ether and
further things rs may be proper and necessary tor
the management of aid business. will be hereafter
individually responsible in my own name tor all
debts contracted by me on account OF my said bnsi.
pess ana hereby fur her decare that the nount of
capital invested in my said business does not exceed
the sum Of five thousand dollars.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
aud seal this .2d day uf 0ctOner A. d 1857.
ERNESTiNE BLUMENTIIAL. rsEALl
Witness: JonH BERRY.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County of Bulte.--ss.
On the a2d day of October A d. 1857, before me.
John :. Berry, Justice OF The Peace. IN aud for said
county, personally appeared the above Ernes.
tine H. Blgmehlhalo me personally known TO be the
dvdual described IN and VINO executed the foregoing
declaration, and rknowledged that executed the
same freely and voluntarily for the and purposes
therein mentioned.
In witness whereof | have hereunto set my hand
the day and year first above written.
JOHN S. BERRY. Justice Of the Pence.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-14
Insolvency Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. District Court. 18th
County Of Butte. judicial Dist
Ely X. DODGE, petitioner in Insolvency, vs. his
nLe creditors Whereas. in pursuance at an order
made In the District Court of the 18Th Judicial Dis
ric, in and said count, by ,he Judge thereof the
iion. Chas. Williams ut CbHmbefs on the 18th day Of
October, A. ID, 1857
Notice is hereby given To the creditors of said petI
tioner To be and appear before the Judge OF sad
Court at Oroyle the first day of he January term
of said Court. A. D. 1857, thereafter the
said petition can be heard uni show if any
there be, why the nra Of said petitioner should not
he granted, an assignment of his property made, and
he dsch nrged from his ebs Ind liabilities.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court
L.s affixed this, the .s day Of October, \. d. 1851
n2-3Ud n. If. DAEEACH. Clerk
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-14
traI,eG States oi America.

STATE OF rAllFoENIA,l Justices Court
COTNTY tF Butte iIiHmiltun Township
The People of the state Of California 10 Charles B
IIutbert GREETING:
WT0U ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10 appear
Il before me ut NY u.1cc. in Hamilton Township
COUNTY 81 Butte. lhe thirty Fl Il day OF October.
A. y 1891. Hi ID O'Clock. A. Il IT, answer unto The
Complaint at Geo. =. Lynch & TO VINO t. recover
The sum nf ON, hundred and fourteen tiGv one hun
Dire, tbs do'hrS clHiined 10 b. tue on icc0uHt tor
ranch tee, basrd bill aud money loaned when iudg
ment wiii be taken against yOa for the said amUnnl,
together ith costs aud damages ii YOU fall To ap.
pear and answer
TO the sheriff or any Constable of said County.
Grceu q: Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 18th day OF October. A.
d. 1857. JAMES :. GRAIN, IL. 81
Justice OF the Peace for sail Township.
Il is hereby ordered. that service be Ind in This
cause by pub icaon IN the Daily Butte Record two
weeks
Gwen under my hand, this 18th day of October, A.
d. 1867. JANIS = GRAIN.
o5-2w Justice of the Peace.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-14
Notice Ola psicatiOn for Pardon


STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County Of Butte.
TENIE HON J. H. n LEWIS. presiding Judge Of
Fl the Court uf Sessions for the couniy of Butte,
and i. G.. Granger late risfict Attorney for said
county will take nOti o that the defendant. Ellis
Raper will make application 10 the Governor of tie
State OF Caiiornla fr The 'rlun of tn" said defend
ant, who was COT yict al The September Term y.
1851 of The Cut OF SESSIONS 0f said county, OF The
crime oi au assault Niih deadly weapon With an in
tent to inllic bodily injury urnn tie rerSon o Ger
tam Chiniman. and who VS. sent. .hcrd by said Court
of Sessions ON The l7ih day OF enid term, the state
Prison OF said state tor the period of one year.
EilIS RApEP,
RY y. ". CuEEsvAS. Ati'y tor Def't.
Service of the within notice is this day acknow-
ledged
October 3ls, \. d. 1871,
(Si.neO JOS. T.. n. LEWIS,
Presiding Julge # The uurt ul Sessions.
Service of The wi.hln notice is Ibis day acRGow-
ledged bN copy
October 3st s 81.
C-igneD l.. G. CIR ANGER,
n2-;Ot Dit. Any pro cHnsam.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-14

ae5@"Paddy," saysa joker, "why
don't you get your ears cropped
they are entirely too long for mani"
"And yours" replied Pat, ought
to be lengthened-they are too short
for an ass"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-14
United States of America.

United states OF AEsa saeEEG3.
STATE or CAiitpRNLA,i iss. Jasllc : Court
COUNTY BUrrE Dphlr Township
The People of the state Of California 10 +. Carpied
gr etiHg:
yNTOU ARE hereby summoned to appear nefore ne
& me, at my once in Ol hir Township If the
county of Butte, on Ia 2ith day of November A. &.
1851, at 10 O'Clock A. M to answer unto the complaint
If II. NefnieT. who sgcs 10 recover the sum of
sxty-onc fifty five one hundredths dollars claimed to
februry 2i 1867, and signed + Carpi,d. " hen jud.-
ment viii be taken against ynu 70" the said amount.
together with costs and damages, il YOU iA 10 appear
and answer.
10 The Sheriff amy constable Of said County.
Greeting: Make legal service and due re- uFn hereof
Given under my hand this 5ih day Of Novrmbpr, A.
d. 1851. JOHN = BERRY. IL : !
Justice Of The Peace OF said Township.
A true Copy.
X. l.. PATTON, Constable. nG-td
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-14

6rsFERMATORRHOEA, OR LOCAL WEAk> ESS
- Nervous Dsbllijy. low spirits lassjt, ode, Weak
ness Of the l.Bbs aad Back .ndisposition aud inca
pabllty tor labor and ~tIIy. Du.lGrss oi Appuhen.
sion. Los o. Memory, Aversion 10 Sotiey iio3e of
Suuue, IImdiy Scii Di-tr;.st. Dizziness iItadlchs
Involuntary discharges Pnms IN the Sido, Affections
ot the Eyes. Puppies on The Face. Sexual and other
intrlnatirs IN man, are cured without t4i by the
iu-l!y celebrated Physician ana Surgeon, DR.. h. j.
L4FhAI Ills metJd ui caring diseases is new.
OunkEo vi TO cthcrsD a hence has gfcat saccegs.-
Al consultations, by let,er or otherwise. free. nd.
dress H. I. Cznpkay. NJ. ID, San Ffan;rco. California
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-14
Rain. Rain. Rain.

Farmers and others requiring rain
during the approaching dry season,
will find the patent Rain Engenderer
superior to every other invention for
the purpose, hitherto submitted to
the public. A machine equal to pro-
ducing rain for five hours a-day over
twenty acres-e5; thirty acres, &c;
and sizes up to G640, acres at pro-
portionate rates. Remember the ad-
dress-271 High street, Dandenong.
Wanted.
A young man accustomed to work
magnetic engines to drive light
Aerial Carriage between Melbourne
and Sydney. Address High-hyer,
Office of this paper
The Moon.
Parties visiting the Moon will meet
with first rate atmosphere and a
capital table provided, at PhalPs Lu-
mar Hotel, Mount Hecla. Vehicles
to and from the Earth twice week.
Cheap Material for Roofing.
Patent Galvanized Gold Tiles,
manufactured by the Galvanized
Gold Roofing Company, will be found
cheaper and more durable than any
other material.
The Greatest Curiosity in the World.
A live Kangaroo.-A specimen Of
this singular animal, long supposed
to be extinct, has recentlv been dis
covered in some scrub lying between
the Great Stony Desert and the Dar-
ling, and near one of the old stations
on the Gulf of Carpentaria and Lake
Torrens junction Railway. The find
er "a physician practising in one of
the most populous cities on the Vic
toria river) has kindly consented to
deliver lecture every day during
the present week ''On the kangaroo"
at the Dinornis House.
Pleasure Excursion, Easter Monday.
A conveyance will leave the Critic
rion for London, at 8 A. NJ, return
ing at 10 P. NJ, and atfording excur-
sionists three hours among the ruins.
"Where do you Spend you EUenings
this Hot yVerther?"
"In the Ice Palace Of Course. >
Another large iceberg has just been
town up from the South Polar Seas,
enabling the proprietors Of the Ice
Palace to add number Of new rooms
to their popular establishment.
God for Sac.
Pig and sheet. Any quantity not
less than ton procurable at the Gold
Foundry, Footscray.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-14
MEDICAL.
DR.. L. ]. CZAPkAY'S
UisGICAL

~
4 INSTITUTE, Sacramento street. below Mont
gomery opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co 5 office,
sun Francisco California. Established 1884. for the
permanent cure OF all Private aud Chronic Diseases
AMI the suppression Of Quackery. Attending resi-
dent Physician. j. ]. CZAPKAf. VI ID. late of The
Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief Physician to
the 10Th Regiment of ionveds, Chief surgeon to the
Military Hospital of Pes,h, and late lecturer ON dis
eases ol women aud children.
70 THE AFFLICrED.--DR. l.. J. CZAPKAV
has open ii his nstItu.c for the OF all forms
of private diseases, such syphilis, Gonorfhea.
N0cturna Emissions aud all tho consequences OF
self abuse. In the first stages O Syphitic or Como
rheal diseases, he guarantees y cure in few days,
without Inconvenience Ia the patient or hlndrance 10
his business. When patent, by neg cct or Improp
cr treatment, has developed the secondary symptoms
Of syphilis. such a. blbDes or painful swClilngs ON
the gTons OF ulcers in the throat aud nose, which ii
not checked. destroy the soft parts md GAUGE the
bones To mortiy. separate aud come away, leavlHg
the sufferer an object hiJeOus to behold or when
bluches and pimpes break Oul upon the skin
when he has painful swellinga upon the bones, or
when his constitution Is injured So To preuspusC
10 consumption or other constitutional diseases, the
Doctor guai antees cure or asks no compensation.
In RiIEU MATlSM, chrome or acute in DYSE EN-.
Terry or Dl AkRu0EA, he has safe and efectual
remedies. Fer the treatment OF the consequences of
self abuse, such as nocturnal emissions neryousnes
timdy. headache, pnGs in the back and limbs, with
generu weas loss IT memory, injury 10 the sight
restessness confusion of ideas, dislike for society
and feeling of wCariness uf life; with the nervons
system rNclabe that slight noises shock staTi'e
the palieE making bis existence miserable. For the
above uiaiHdies the Doctor VIII guarantee cure or
ask no Oinpehsntion T. e can be consulted free Of
charge and invites all 10 cal il will cost them
taing and may be much 10 their advantage. Office
hoars troIN \. NJ, to Q p NJ.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-14

" B-sor the information OF the tax payers OF
this county. will stae that Section 10 of the Reye-
nue. Law OF this State, passed April the 29th le57.
makes t obligatory upon he Collector, on the hrd
Monday OF October OC each year. to make an entry
ppon the Duplicate Roll. statement thai he has lev
led upon all property upon which he is compelled to
collect five per cent. ono half Of which goes to the
state. the reminder tp th3 county
SEC. -. On the Satuy ny ext preceding the thrd
Monday of November .ha Collector II compelled TO
have his Delinquent List made mp md in addition
To The five per cent he is compelled TO Charge 'hiiy
cents on each and every lot piece, or tract OF Hand
separately assessed" half of which goes towaros
paying the expense of adyrrllziug, the remainder
goes to the Collector, also twenty five cents on ench
assessment OF personal properly
SEC. Il. "On or before the fourth Monday Of Mo-
vember'' the Collector is compelled 10 advertise tn"
delinquen. list. ls2ll N. d. PLUM, Collector.
SEC. l. ''Al taxes levied under the provisions Of
this Act shall be paid in the leesl coin of the trii d
states or iii foreign coin tt the value paid for such
coin hy the laws OF the United States Provl-
ded however that county taxes levied IN &C ordance
with the provisions of amy Special Act ma! be col
iected in such funds ia such Sne;ial Act may be
provided
rY"NOTTCE is hereby given, that on and after
this date, | will not receive Count scrip tor Cnunty
Taxes. D. PLUM, Collector.
Orovlc, October j, 1851
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-14

pcy@" / wonder what makes my
eye so weak - said a fop to gentle
man. "Why, they are in a weak
place." replied the latter.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.

EpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued ont of
Ed the Tenth Judicial District tourt in and for
Yuba county and state of California to me directed
aud delivered. ommondlng me to make The sum of
five hundie aud ten seventy six one hundredihs
dollars and iiieres: said until paii from the
twenty fifth da, OF June A. d. IL 4 at the rate of
three per cent per month. also the further sum OF
Twelve niuety five one hundredths dollars costs of
suit together with all the costs accruing said writ
wherein John Comfy Is plaintiff and Jonas &. Green
is the def ndant have levied upon and will sell at
public sale To the hi Ihesi bidder for cash the ilth
day of November \. d. 1891 at the hour of O'Clock
2 NJ, all of the undvde right lille aud interest OF
the above naTel defendant in and 10 the following
described properly to vii: the q iariz Ledge known
the bid Qlnrtz Mill Ledge, and also the Caro-
lima Led2e, with AN Of The buildings machinery and
appurenances Gppertanng tn, rCto,said property be-
ing located ON branch of the lloncnI known "s the
DiXburg Ravine creek, Il! place called pixburg,
in Oro township Eulte county rnlf.rna. The above
sale To take u ace at The Court House door in the
town of Uroyiile, county and State aforesaid
n. D. PLUM,
Sheriff Butte County.
Dated October 92d, A. D. 1851.