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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-17
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE Co

The prices OF these Machines will In instance hereafter
vary IRON The New York Prices, except the OF freight
I'd ID place tale, IN thir
All having purchased these Machines who nav
hereafter puTcha them out side state Of Teanesse
since he 2fn Gay OF November Is55 responsible "a he
Nashville Sewing Machine Company legal owners OF
the right and viii be quired to pay sid COmpsny the
sum ei $50 for the ch q said Machines vithiu the
TERRITORY OF TENNES ZEE, and whenever psvmspt is
refused The SANE WILL BIZ STRICTLY ENFORCED.
unless accounted tor TO this Company by Msssrs over q
Baker.
Persons rchasng these Machines outside o. Tonnes.
see hsd better see that they bin with ths
RIGHT TO USE SANE MACHINE IN TENNESSEE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-17

AN ACT to repeal the Act of 1856, creating the
Office of County Judge.
SECTION l. Be It enacted By he General Assembly
ofths State of Tennessee, That an Act passed the
22d of February, 1885, creating the Office of County
Judge, be and the sameis hereby repealed.
SEC 2. Be nfrther enacted That this Act shall take
effect from and after the first day of January, 1858
Passed Nov. 4, 1857.
DANIEL S. D0NELS0N,
Speaker of the House of Representative
JN0. G. BURCH.
Speaker of the Senate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-17
CRISP'S CAIETY.
PRICE OF ADNIs>IOy.

Admission TO all parts Of the Rouse.
Box Office now open ana Will CONTINUE Open daily O. m
to ~ O'Clock, A " aHdrOm - O'Clock q. Seats
be secured three days in advance Doors open quarter
before seven, performances commencing at hall past
seven. decl6
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-17
Brownsville.


VTTB Offer for sale the most liberal terms especially
w 10 uulldRg purchasers from 60 70 40 d0sifacls
build NJ lots, in Brownsye. from * TO miles Nah
vile cortauinZ each, from 10 10 acres Of tae
lots IRE finely timbseI me most beautiful forest trees
or 10 ots front the Porter grIveed ke several los
near be Gallaia Pike. vita small Billing or il
an OF the eligible but ding sites The Nigh.
borhood il unsurpassed hsah good society ehatca
schools etc, call coon your will lose bargain
Il o. X " Brown
6ec IT-2n Az Cherry steer
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-17
Valuable Dwelling

~ PAT convenient dwelling At the corner Of Summer and
Deadrick stfeet l. for sale The lot from IS fer -
Bouse At rooms, and s within less taan three
hundred YARDS OF the Public Square. ne owner wishing 10
70 the county, viii take fair pFies Tor This pFnDsrtS
sold By the nrst OF January next. Apply 10 ~
dec n A Y ( TINDSvPy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-17
EVERY BODY READ THIs.

6 OMETHlNG that will pay ard no msake- We row
- Offering Tor sle most beautiful acre hmbeted Lo,
near the city Tor S4U cash The will pay taxes
the properly tor The yesrs; a The expiration Two
enrs IRON the date 4 sale II tn pgicha5er ao pea-
with his bargain, tae will Fl "a isiaciOfy
guarantee pay lea el7O0. each TOR abe lni-
ArptytO JL& W BROWN,
dee I7-Im Az Cherry Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-17
PnRIIr IFrTnRF

According to previous arrangement, already an
nOunced through the city press, Mr.. JAMES
RAINS will lecture this evening in the basement
story Of the First Presbyterian Church, for the
benefit of the Robertson Association. The lecture
viii no doubt be agreeable and instructive. The
cause is one which should commend itself to the
favor of the public Let there be large attendance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-17
Tor Rent or T,ease

THAT convenient residence on the Franklin Turplke a.
present occupied by Mr.. Fellows Il contains ~ room
besides Kitchens servants rooms. and has about
OF ground attached II would be leased good tenant
for a term Of years If desired, Apply 10
nov 10 A. v. S. LINDSEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-17

re atenlon OF the Ladies' and Florids gene raUy Is
esfd 70 Inc large Shipment OF Rose SnFub5ory Eger-
riahsi buoons, Roots, Gc waicl arrive IN
lew dHj nom the extensive GaIden and sursery Of NE
william s. smith OF Augusta, Ca.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-17
SHUTTLE MA CHIN
FOR TAILOR's UsB,
OPINION OF TUE JUDGES ATTHE LATE
MECHANICS, FAIR.

the late Mechanics Pair, held the Civ Nashville
n In October, 1857, the Judges appointed examine ar
teles in Class 43-NO Il GROVER a. BsKERs seuing Ma.
chimes; No. 100, ST aERs-Re port upon the Princi-
pal points and mer = u The machines f00s-:
Tho machines are both twO asesd mschines f. usn
NO operate threads making the stitch: that OF GRoyrR
with two Needles; ard thai Of sgssxE's using one
spool ana needle, the other al fIom fFOb
bin inctOsed ia a shuttle, and, 10 he opinion n
the committee is best adapiel rae Ci0thiBg, sad
dlery, &c.
The CIR JvkR & BAKER as the Least COmDlfcat-
ed machinery.and. OF course. easier man
aged advantage Of using sPOOis without Re-
~ nding, anC, in the eXcei dne ting sad
diery, SC, 10 the 0pioou COMMITTEES Is BEST suif-
ed for Family use.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-17
Union Bank Of Tennegsee
a HE T,kDlLs

NASHVILLE Dee, Is, 1857
election OF ten prsriora u serve ne ensuing rau,
will be held Al lhs Bankisg B5uss Monday an Ja
airy aesI J. CUkREY,
uee wv CASHIER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-17
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
TUESDAY, De

TUESDAY, Dec. Is, 1857.
Mr. WHITTH0RNE presented a petition from GER
tain citizens of Maury county praying for the priv
iege Of erecting grist and mills Duck river,
near the town Of Columbia Referred.
Mr. WELCKER bill to extend the time to the
Knoxville and Charleston Railroad. Referred.
On motion Of Mr. G0FF, Senate took up House bill
to create the Office Of county Judge in the counties
Of Davidson, Shelby, Montgomery, Williamson and
Knox.
Mr. GOFF moved to amend, by striking out 81. so
Perday anu insert s. 30 per term and also TO amend
ey bringing on the election on the last Thursday in
December
The amendments were adopted, and the bill passed
the third and last reading by the following vote:
feas-5lessrs Bratcher, Davis, Golf, Goodner,
HeiskelI, ILL., AeConnieo, MeDougal, Roach, Ross,
Travis Welcker, Wright and Speaker Burch-l4.
Aays-Messrs Bnilen, Jones, Menees, Munday,
Walker and Whitthorne-G
Mr. ROSS called up House bill, to provide for the
election Of Tax Assessor by the people, which passed
he mrs reldin, and was referred
Mr. WALKER called up bill supplementary to the
act incorporating The Memphis Building Association
which passed the bird and last reading
Mr. MENEES called up House Message, returning
Senate bill o amend he act, amending the charter
Of the Cincinnati Railroad Company.
On motion, House amendments were concurred in.
The Senate then proceeded with the special order
being the consideration of the bill reported by
JOINT Committee on Banks, and amended in Com
mittee Of the Whole.
Nlr AENEES presented bin in lieu, which was
adopted
Mr. G00DPASTURE moved to strike out the ID
section. He said that he made this motion because
ne was Of opinion that the effect Of said section
was, upon certain contingencies, TO re charter all
the banks that have forfeited their charters, and
believing that the banking system is wrong aud in
furious TO the best interests Of the people, he was
unwilling by any act Of his, TO further atiict the
cOuairy with banks.
He subsequently withdrew his motion.
The bill in lieu then passed the second reading
yeas y, nays Gas follow:
Peas-Messrs. Brown, Bulen, Denton, Hill,
Jones, Menees, MuDday, McDougAl, Ross, Travis,
WhithOrne, and Wright-I2
Nays.-Messrs Bratcher, Cot, GoOdner, Nc
Connico, Roach, Walker, Welcker, and Speaker
Burch.-9
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-17
SUPREME COURT-DECEMBRR TERM, 1857.

FOURTH CIRcUIT-LAw.
J. TOwser ps. S. Debow. A Ewing special Judge
Reversing judgment below, and remanding cause.
E. A. Jackson Vs. William Floyd. Opinion by
Judge Caruthers. Affirming judgment below.
W. R. Carr, Judge County Court, &C., Us. J. N.
Livingston. Opinion by Judge Caruthers. Affirm
ing judgment.
Samuel Allison Vs. J. NJ. Williams. Opinion by
Judge Caruthers. Reversing judgment and remand
ing cause, sc.
Dribell and Young, Exs. Us. 7. 7. Watson, survi-
wing Ex. Opinion by Judge Harris. Affirming
judgment below.
FOURTH oIRcUIT-EoUITY.
R. Cox and others Us. Ben Halle and others. Opin-
Ion by Judge Caruthers. Affirming decree of Chan
oellor.
S. Mcclellan vs. Robert Craighead and others.
Opinion by Judge Mckinney. Affirming decree Of
Chancellor
Harr York Us. kirkpatrick, Nevins Co. Opin-
ion by Judge Harris. Affirming decree of Chan.
sellor
Archibald Quarles rs. Jesse Eldridge. Opinion by
Judge Harris Affirming decree of Chancellor.
STATE DocKLT-FoURTH CIRCUIT
John R. Rayburne State. Perjury. Opinion by
Judge Mckinney. Reversing judgment andrema
ing cause.
E0UITY.-E. L. Gardenhire Us. Simeon Hines.
Opinion by Judge Mckinney.
LAWS. Hines rs A. Gardenhire By Same.
State rs. John Merritt Opinion by Judge Ca
ruthers. Judgment reversed and remanded, &C.
John W. Kirby Us. State. Opinion by Judge Ca
ruthers. Affirming judgment and sent to peni,en-
tiary one year.
Lowry Collier rs. State. Opinion by Judge Ca
ruthers. Affirming judgment below.
FOURTH CRCUT-EQUITV.
7. Christy F. Dardell. Opinion by Judge Ca
futhers. Affirming decree of Chancellor
E. S. Kirby F. NJ. GoOlsby. Opinion by Judge
Caruthers. Affirming decree of Chancellor.
Jas. C. Kirby rs. F. NJ. Goolsby's aImr Opinion
by Judge Caruthers Affirming decree of Chan
ceIlor
State rs. Alfred Matt Opinion by Judge Harris
Affirming judgment below.
VIVA. Hall and ais. Us. Carr, PysteII and ais. Opin
ion by Judge Harris. Affirming decree Of Chan
cellor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-17

That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, maxi
ing the Grover & BAKER stitch, viii accomplish work
m twelve h1urs, Othe Atnts required done southern
families and VITA much less labor will lat long
er with i'Hs expense and ha N. Stnge or anv
other ssutte, any sewing Machine in use or ever
invented.
Tbs money is now deposit In tbs Cy Bank Of Nash
VILE and this proposition opan ali; should any
one think thai no has good better Sewing Machines FOR
The uses abd ends for Eh Oh The Grover Machine Is
designed ana recommended shall be pleased TO nave I.
produced for the tss-the points question decided
by seven disiH sled peent JUDGES from Gsorzs
Two from Lnn-llaua md E--raa lrnn L-nla-.aa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-17

FUNNY NoNTRETEMFa.--AJ The late Agricultural
far at Peoria, the Hon Stephen A Douglas heard
his name vociferOusly called from the Judges stand.
Supposlng probably that he was led upon for
speech, he Immediately climed up on the platform,
where be aseertsined that the call was upon one of
his namesakes, 10 whom the committee had awarded
apremium Of silver goblet for being the second
best three year old bull-oalf on the ground--Al0a
QfsyisT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-17
sI,COO.

Tina. he sewing do ne BY the Grover & Baker Family
sewing Machine, making the Grover Baker stitch less
Aye 20 rip thread stitch be broken, than
VI. singer any other Shauo Machine, or any other
kind OF Sewing Machine ever invented in the United States
or
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$1,000,

That the over B2ksr Family sing Nsehlns max.
ing the Grover Baket stueE is capable Of producing work
OF much greater strength and durability, Of the knds re-
quired be done plantations and families Of The
Southern states than tf I. NJ Singer or any other shuttle
Machine any Other Kline machine svics for sewing
IN ever invented IN United States or
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-17

That the Grover Baker Family Sewing Machins, max
Ing the GnveF & ker stch capable OF aeompshnRa
much greater variety OF work; suth required on plan
taOns ana families in the Southern states than J. NJ
Singer other shuttle Machine, any other Machine
Tor sewing in the United stats
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-17
ORDER OF BUSINESS.

Mr. RICHARDSON submitted a resolution and
asked that the rule be suspended for its consideration
viz:
RESOLVED By the House Of Representatives. That it
shall be the order Of business on every Friday. to
lake up and consider bills Of a local character aud
such bills shall be considered in their order of num-
Der and date-thOse Of the lowest number and old
est date having precedence-and that this order
shall not be departed from, except by a twO-third
vote Of the House.
The rule being suspended, the resolution was coz
sidered add adopted.
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$1,000.
4 proposition to the IHvsnt0rs OF Tsudsrs of any
Seeing AdeAias IA Tie United States or Europe.
$1,000.

That the Grover s. Baker Family Sewing Machine max
ing IN Grover Baker stitch less upeaIed saser
run ana managei than the n Singer other shuttle
OF EuroDe
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"Whilst the suspension con tinues, the tax upon
the active industry and labor Of the State imposed
by the depreciation of their paper issues, must
tinue to be borne"
win the Senate indulge me whilst read from
recent writer upon political economy, who says, in
reference to the effect Of bank suspensions, the
following:
"English writers upon that period Of the financial
history Of England assert that soon after the sus-
pension Of specie payments. on the 9th February,
1884, the continued advance of the prices OF all sorts
of merchandise occasioned by the rapid increase Of
bank notes in circulation, and the progressive de-
probation of the currency by the great additions to
it Of this paper money, caused, with some few in
terruptons, ''an appearance Of growing and peren-
NAL prosperity amongst every class Of the people,
bat the class ofthOss WAO to No branch OF industry
escaped the deusive effect produced by this plethora
Of paper money. Enormous fortunes we're made By
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TTO BE CONTINUED I
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Mr. ALGEE moved a suspension of the rules, 70
enable him to make motion take up the bill, TO
extend further time to the Nashville and North
ives ern Railroad Company TO bring themselves with
IN the provisions Of the act making appropriations
for Internal Improvements in this State.
Mr. EWING and Mr. THOMPSON were against
taking up the bill.
The mnfinn failnd
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s55.OOO.OOO

This foots up the round sum of ffty-fve millions
year, which the people of the United States pay
for the convenience OF paper currency, as much
as is required Tor the support of the Federal Gov
ernment. Is it possible, MIR. Chairman, that the
people of the United States be much longer held
tributary to such system?
Let US come, Mr.. Chairman, to the State of Ten
nessee What have own people lost by our
banking system? l beg any friend of our banking
system make the figures to the end that our peO-
pie may see the result. We have lost
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-28
LEG Al NOTICES.
United States of America.

6t1ATE OF CATIFJRNtA--Countyo Of Bn'te--lns
= ices Go,irr. ophr Township. Yhe people Of ,hu
state Of California to cyrus Appelee isaac bethel
and VIM Prernan. g citing You are HEREBY snh-
nioned tu apnCnr before ma. Al my Otlce. IN Dphlr
Township. County % suite, on the fourth day oi tco-
rtars, 4 u 1871. at two O'Clock, 2. 10 answer un-
90 he compliant oi }. NaighH. IN an action TOR the
rrcus cry of the sum of seyruty-unc htty hNc one
huntredih~ dollars d,r by account for merchandise,
when !udgmrn' viii be taken against YOU for IA"
salb anouu'. together with and damages, II you
all To appear Md answer.
To The Sherin or amy Constable OF said County,
GREETING: VI tko leg srr1 lc" AMI due retnrF
hereof. ci"en 'uder ug hmd his hrSt day OF Feb
ruary, \. ID - z. J. 7 ELLlolT o. -
Justice OF the Peace Ophir ToHushlp.
Itis ordered that service of the above summons ht
had ir the Or,ve Dnly Butte Record newspaper,
for seven DAYS. commencing February 1lth. A. ID.
l-17. J. T. ELLIOTT. Justice of the Peace.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-28
United States of America.

STATE OF CHLIFORNIA-Couniyo of Rutte-Jus-
- tees Court, Ophir Township. The people OF
the State of California Samuel IT, Moore, Gre,ng
You are hcrrby summoned to appear before me. at
my office, IN Ophr TOWNSHIP. County of Bntte on the
fourth day Of February, A. ID 1857, a two O'Clock,
L. VI. to answer unto the complaint OF q. J Naugha,
In an action for the recovery of the sum of seventy
four twenty onn hendrrdths dollars due by note,
when judgment will be taken against You for the
said amount, together with costs and damages, II
you fail To appear and answer.
To the sheriff or any Constable of said County,
GREErISG Make legal service aud due return here
Of Given under my hand this fr-i day February A.
d. 1851. j. L. ELLIOTT, ia -
Justice of the Peace Ophir Township.
II is ordered that service OF the above summons be
had in the OrUyille Daily Butte Record newspaper,
for seven DAYS, commencing February l4th A. ID.
1881. j. y. ELLlGrr, Justice OF the Teace.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-28
SRERIFF'S SALE.

UpY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION issued ont of
2 the District Court OF the Ninth Judicial District
In and for the county of Butte and State of California
TO me directed and delivered, commanding me 10
make the sum of seventy eight twenty five one hun.
drilhs dollars, costs OF suit, wherein John Eliiou
and Williamson are the plaintiffs. and Il. .
Brown and f. Wiskershen and William Malther
are the defendants. | have siezed and levied upon,
and will sell at public sale, to the highest bidder for
cash. ON the twenty first day Of February, ID. 1857
at the hour of two O'Clock, p NJ. all the right, till
and interest of all or either Of the above named de
fendants in and 10 a water ditch situated IN Wyan
dot,e Township. Butte County, California, lying in h
westerly direction from the Lincoln House commen
cling at The Honcut creek above the Lincoln House.
and terminating the ranch OF . NJ wilson
The above sale to take place 1t the Court Hous'
door in the Town of Orove, county ana state atore
said. +. fREEh, Shefin Du' Dounty.
January 2S, A. ID. lo57. - VZo@w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIrFS SALE.

EEY VIRTUE OF DECRErAL ORDER issued
ND out of the District g urt, Ninth Judicial Dls-
trcl. In aui for the County Of butte AMI state nf
California. TO me directed and delivered commands
ing me to make the sum Of seven hundred and five
dollars principal and interest of debt together with
iRirrcst on the same from the seventeenth dny oi
DeceIbrr. A. u. 1876, until paid al the rate of three
per cent per month. and costs of suit taxed. H me
sum at twenty one twenty une-huudrclihs dollars.
Together win MI The cu~ts acCruing said ord 1t
being a balance due Oh u certain mort gage "iveu by
A A. Jackson 10 j. NcNinS'rv smith and y "
Sparks, wherein Smith y Sparks are tn pajGtif-.
and John Jones AMI Andrew Jack the defend.
ants therefore. in pursuance with sud ord ,g Will
sell public sale To the highest bidder for cash.
The twenty first day of February A. h. 1857 al the hour
of three O'Clock. =. NJ. all of the above named de-
PENDANTS right, title and interest in an 10 the follow
ing described mortgaged properly To wit: All OF
that certain piece or parcel of land, being situated
and located the town Of OrOville county of Butte,
and state Of California, and known aS lot FIVE 80 in
block number eighteen. (S in said town aforesaid.
Said lot fronts on Montgomery street siNty--ix feet,
and runs back toward Feather river one hundred and
thirtytwO feet, together with all and singular the
tenenents, heredtanents and appurtenances there
unto belonging. or in anyNise apper,aning
The above sale TO take place Al the Court House
door, in the town Of OroyiUe, County and State
aforesaid Z. FREEK, Sheriff Butte County.
January 26, 1857. jy2G 4w.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIrF'S SALE.

unY VIRTUE OT AN EXECUTION issued out OF
4 D the District Cour, Ninth Judicial District, IN
and for Butte County, and state OF Cauornh' 10 me
directed and delivered, commanding me to make
the sum OF seven hundred and ninety three Collars
with interest a the rate of three per cent per mouth
from he teuth day of January sJ6 until PAID, aud
the sum of one hundred and iorly-nine turiS three
onehundredlhs dollars, with interest mt the rite Of
ten Der cent per annum. from the eghteehth day OF
February, 1856, until paid. and the sum of twenys
eight seventy one-hundredths dollars, WIN Interest
al the rate OF ten per cent per aannn from the four
teeuth tlay OF February 1856 until paid, and ihe sum
of ninety four thirty. three one hundredhs dollars,
with Interest upon the same from the eighteenth day
of February, 1856. until paid togelner WIN All lhe
costs accruing said writ, wherein u. Brown Is
plaint if and w. 2. Hoffman II the defendant, have
siezed and levied upon, aud viii sell at pubic sale
to the highest bidder for cash, on the twenty first
day of February, A. d. 1857, mt The hour "f one
o'clock NJ all OF the right title and Interest of The
above named defendant In and to the one undivided
Of all that certain piece or parcel ot and
! lying and being situate IN the Town OF oroNiie'
Bile County, California. and described as follows
to wit: Commencing ON the south corner oil lot No
five, (5) in block No. nine, t9l ana running thence
along MYERS street eighty (o0) feet, thence at right
ANGLES i'm a northery direction torly's& tio) ieet
thence at right angles in "A easieriy direction elGhty
IS feet to MYERS alley. thence along said alley forty
six tI6) feet to the place Of beginning, together win
all the tenemens. hereditame Is and ap.urtenances
thcreInto belonging, or in anywlse apperthnlng-
Also nil his right title and interest in and To the
undivided one half of lot No. two % IN block NO..
nine 90 "a laid down on the Town liat Oi the IoWn
of Oroylc fronting say six 900 feet on Bird street,
and running back on hundred aud ihiry'two (l32)
feet also i'm and to G che undivided one'haf Of II
portion of lot No. three al in block No nine, Cb
commencing ON ihe south corner OF lot No. Two III
MS aforesaid and running thence IN southery dl'
recton sixty six 1861 feet, thence in westerly di'
rection one hundred and seven l07l teet thence in
norhery direction fnyfour l34 teel' thence t. Il
westerly direction twenty-five CO. feet 10 Miners
aey thence along said alley twelve ll2 feet 10 the
west corner tot No. two thence IN an en~tery
direction one huudred and hrty'two l32 feet To the
place of beginning together with all the tencmens.
beredita,nents and appurtenances thereunO belong
ing or in anywise apperaining.
The above sale to take place at the Court House
door in the Town Of Orovllle, County aud state
aioreaid. FREER, SherH butte county.
January u, 1857. Jy2a
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-28
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation In the mining and agricultural dis
trcts of the county will contain the local and general
news Of the week, iuterspersed with Interesting mis-
scllancous reading matter. II will contain twenty
eight columns Of reading matter. and will be one sf
the largesI and cheapest Weekly Newspapers In the
Siac. Published every Saturday. TCrms-S5 per
Annup: six months, 81; three months. ~.
ApvtRTIsEhENTs. per square OF ten lines or less,
frst insertion, 200
Each subsequent insertion. so
~" a lheral deduction will be made In favor OF
those who advertise by the year
Bu- Business cards inserted on rensonableterms.T