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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-09

NEW STORE Sc NEW G00DSE
All WALHBAAEA.
THE subscriber is receiving and opening
i at lis NEIV STORE, on Mani street.
Wall,alla, a large assorlnentof
Splendid New Goods,
Consisting, in. part, OF DRESS. GOODS for
Ladies and Gentlomen's Wear (;
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, alarge
aud fine stock;
Ready Made Clothing, very complete as
sortnen.r-- and over dress );
Groceries.
OF alidescriptons, fresh ana for sale oyvfy
low for cash only.
Segars, Chewingand Smoking Tobacco, of
the best qualities.
Together with great number Of articles
not enumerated, all of which have been ses
lected with great care, and will DO sold ON
the most accommodating terms for CASH.
PRQDUCEtakcn in exchange for Goods
at cash rates. GIVE me atrial -
j.. III. OSTENDORFF.
Nov 10, 1856 10 If
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Luxury of Kissing,

Almost any seoondirale writer can des
cEbe tho common emotions of the human
heart, but it needsa master hand to des-
cnbe the exquisite intensity and thrilling
JOY Of warm, atTectionate kissing. 1t is a
kind Of test-har for poet writing. Few can
jumpit We copy below a few of the
best attempts we have ever seen. The first
is by young lady in the first year of her
courtsliip: .tsN ~ So
Let thy arms ,twinc ~,
Around me like zone oflove
hu,; IL, I,ifoud lip, - soft,
TO mne bepassionately pressed,
As they have so Oft
The next is by lady, who, perhaps not
superior to the preceding one in natural
ability, is still far more graphic, and her
production smacks of experience. 1t was
popncd during her, engagement, but the
time of her inspiration is not certain:
- Sweetest love, ev
Place thy dear arm beneath my dropping head
And let me lowly nestle OH thy heart;
Phcn turn those soul-lit orbs ON me and press
My parting lips to taste the ocstacy, ~ ~
impaired by each long and lingering kiss"
The next in the climatic series is by
Teunyson, poet laureate of England, 1t is
a SdSo vi idulfl, SuCIlOu---d SLTOIlU CaS0s III
is maintained by chs Atlantic critics that
the word soul in the last line but one
should ha'tsnlAL, This critieismdoes credit
to the critics, and being approved would
do the author much also for-sucking the
sole ofa lady's shoe through her lips would
be q discovery second only to the d North
West Passage"
" Last night when some one spoke his nanIc,
From my swift blood that went and came,
thousand little shafts offlarne,
Were slivercd in my barrow frame;
O love, g iinu. Gnde.hr drew, @@ So
With one long kissmy whole soul through
Ny lips, as sunlight drnketh dew"
Alexander Smiths humor is peerless,--
lie, under the influence Of kiss, is reclz-
less, bloody,ahd dangerous to all monarch
ial institutions. To do all he says needs
only the impulse of 'timid kiss, Just
submit Alexander to such kiss as the Sc.
cond lady talks about, and he would unseat
the Car and run riot over his throne in n
single night. Choke off, that fellow, you
who have friends among the ladies':
My soul leaped up beneath, thy timid Kiss,
What then to me were groaus,
Or pain, or doatht Earth was around of bliss,
seemed to walk on thronos' r .i..
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The WIG.

On earth. to mon there is but one
His heart can love--his soul. can own;
Though myriads fit before his view,
There is but one TO whom he's true
That one can sway him TO and fro, (.
Can make him drain the, cup'of woe <.
Can give him joy, or blast his 6le-
And that ones uame is. simply wife,
But in that name world is sphered,
A world by all beloved, revercd,
Who have the same to know its worth,
And spurn tho gaudy joys of eartlI;
For that full heart in her dear breast
If lfrigthly prized-etenal rest
is not With 5HHssfu! sweets a.:!fc rife
Than that pure heaft--a loving wife,
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POETRY.
Love Fell Out; The Lamb Fell In.

Love Fell Out; The Lamb Fell In.
- told my love ono summer day
How beautiful the sunshine lay
Upon the bosom of the sea;
Aud added: %Tlus my love for thce
Spreads over every thought of mine,
And makes its memory divine
told of Petrarch-known to fame
linked with the peerless 'Laura'S name;
How Tasso, though in rr;son hall
Could still on Eleunora call;
And added: Let me like them be
Thus known to fame by loving thee"
Then. as we watched the hcepat play
In fields sweet scented b. the haw.
waited for sDme answering word--
Nor waited long. a noise was heartp
And then she said, 40 Willie look
The spcckled lambs fell in the brook T.
Obi Love fell out when Lamb fcllin:
left the charming fields of Lynn.
The maiden with the fluxcn locks
i left beside the rill and rocks,
And vowed when next my love was told
All sorts of sheep should be in fold
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Nah,TEC1a

'FHE undersigned viii make final settlement
Il ofthe estate of Lewis w. Reeder, deceased,
in'the ordinary's Office, at rickeus @. II. M Mo,,
day the eth,day of July next All persons in
debted to the estate, therefore. must make pay
ment ;aId tlIosc having demands against The same
Si'lrender them in legally httested By that time.
S. O. REEDER,
b. L: REEDER., -i0@lFa
April 9 1881 50 3m
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low many sickly ones wish they were
healthy how many beggar mon Wish they
were wealthy; how many ugfJ ones wish
they were pretty how many stupid cues
wish they were witty how,many bachelors
wish they wero married. !; how many bene-
diets wish they bad tarricd Single or
double. life's full of trouble; riches are sub
tie; pleasures bubble
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-09
WINDOW SASHES

0F all kinds, manufactured by Easley &
" Davis, superior for their exactness and
durability, already painted and glazed, with
the. best American and French Window
Glass. Always on hand and for sale at
Walhalla by JOHN KRUSE.
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EsTATM NOTaCTs.

LII persons having demands against the Es-
n tate Of Frances Ifrc, nan, deceased, wiIlren
der them IN legally at,vsted. and those indebted
will make payment; rs, after the, expiration OF
the legal length of time from tho publication Of
hisnotioe the undersigned will make final. set
tlcnient Of said Estate in the ordnary's Office,
~. .g.f 6 EATHI AZ 5@UNION, Adn'r.
: Feb. 90 1851 sm
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-09

QUESTIONABLE BENEvoLENoE.--D During
the late war, q Quaker was on board of an
American shipengaged in close combat with
the enemy's. He preserved his peace prin.
ciptes calmly until lie sam a Brilon .clinb-
ing up the tSessebby a rope which hung
over. SeiHing hatohet, ,lhe7Q looked
'over the ship, and remarked:
Friend, if thee wants that piece of rope,
thee may have it," When spiliMg the deed
TO the word he cut off The rope, and down
went the poor follow to his long watery
home
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gSELLMYUE CGp1fPANY.

Furo Zinc and American White Lead, for
Which the highest premium was awarded
at the Worlds FAIR, n, Y. Sale Agents
for South Carolina, Carmalt & Briggs, in
Charleston. For sale at Walhalla bv
,t ~ JOHN KRUSE.
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state OF south CaroTima.

ys Bill for discovery, ac-
Peter r. chastain. et al count and relief.
appearing TO my satisfaction that Peter r.
Chastnln. one of The defendauts to this bill of
on motion Of Townra& Campbell, Complainant
solicitors, IL Is ordsscd that the said defendant
do appear plead. answer or defnur to the sadbiIi
OF complaint IN this case, %ithin three months
from the publication hereof, or an Order pro con.
Jesso will! be takonhs to him: 2
- RoB.f, IoMPsoN, o.E.rp.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-09

DRAWING a Pension. -" Well, my lad,
where are you travelling thsstormy wealth
er'aIone q asked an inquistme landlord in
the north of Vermont, during the last war
OF boy whose father was engaged in smug-
Cling, and had sent him, young as he was,
with an important message, in advance of
The party. Going to draw my pension" :"
was the reply. Pension ?" echoed the
astopished landlord, "what does so small
boy as you draw pension for?" Mind
ing my own business and letting that of 9th .
ers alone"
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Slatc Of. South CarOfinn.

rloHENs bisrniGT-iN THE CoURT OF cns,Mos rLi.,sA
Scott y r!' rrather forcsga Anoe1eent
Anson Rap,s a co Norris & Harrison.
WHEREAS, the plaintiffs did, on the 18Th day
of December, 1856 file their declaration n
gainst the defentlants who (as it is saidJ arc aB.
sent from and without the limits of this StatennP
have neither wifenor attorney known within the
same uPor whom copyof tho said ,leclaratien
might be served TITS ordered therefore, that the
said defendants do appear and plead to the sai,l
declaration onor before the ! 9th DAY of Dccem-
her, 1857, Otherwise final and absolute Judgment
VIII then ibegiven and awarded against them
Dec Is, 1886 j. f. HAGOOD. c.orn
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FINAL NOTICE.

persons inaebte.! &c N!a.e Es!a.c q Ihl,t, Iht,
AtAs Cbidcrs, deceased, are requested tomake
payment and those having demands against skid
Estate will render them tome, legally atteste,
on OF before Monday'tho 18th day of May mex, !,
MS, on that day, final settlement of SAID Estate
will'be made in the Ordinary'e Office, at Pekens
Court House. tl-s.. r., ty,
WM. d. CHILDERS, Ad,a,r.
Feb. 12. 1851. so I'd
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YWlNFpdlNW asnAS@

Raw and boiled inseed OH, Spirits Tur-
pentine, Patty, alNiuds of Paints, dry and
also ground in OIL, Glue, Paint Brushes,
and all articles,in this line. For sale at
the lowest figures for cash by
JOHN KRUSE.
Walllala, Feb. 70. 1858 81 If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-09

Why are Kisses like the creation Be-
cause they are made out Of nothing, and
are very good.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-09

Ef.EyArED AND EMrTY,- -" Why don't
Yon hold up your head in the world as |
DO Y. asked ahahghty. lawyer of sterling
old farmer, Squire" replied the farmer.
9see that, field of grainl The we'll filed
heads hang down. hiletliose only that are
empty stand upright.p
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r LGH1 e. gzl5.W2GL7.5 e. .gOU Il 1tS IL,

e" No, / don't"
"Cause yeoure u tarnal scary, yeou long
legged, lanternsjglged, slab, sided, pigeons
toed, gauge kneed owl yeou-- yeou han't
gotta tarnal BIT o sepse-E get along hum
with yer:"
g Meow, Sal, I love yeou, an yeoo, can't
Eelp it, an eff yeou don't let me stay an court
yer, my daddy will sue yuour'n for that
ceow he sold him,tother day. BY jingo, he
said he'd dueit !" M
~" WE'LL look here, Jake1-ef yeou want
to court me yeou'd better do il as white
man does that thing-<not set orr .l.ere as
though yeou thought1 was pizen."
Heow on airtb's that Sal?"
"Why, sidle right uphere, an hug an kiss
me as ef. yeou had some Of their bone and
sinner of "a man about yer. Deu yeou
s'poses only ymade terlookat yeou
foolyeou?, No, they're made for practical
results, as Kossuth says--teu. hug, an kiss,
and sich like"
"Well," said Jake drawing along breath,
/" eff Unjust l must, for due love yeou,
Sail" and so Jake commenced sliding up
ito her like a.male porEer going to battle. A.
Laying bis. arm upon her shoulder, he was
hear! TO eXclaim:
oh! Jerusalem and pnncakes.m ex-
claimed Jake, "e( this amt better'n any ap-
ple-saas, ever marin made, dsrned sight
Crack ee buckwheat amt nowhar long
side o yeou, Sal! OH heow deou love
yerr y
Here their lips came together, and tho
report tha! followed was like pulling q
horses foot out Of mire.
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ISAAC wrcKLrrrr.
Estate Notice.

,aYrr '-'F Nv. " - tNOtNhSGss
a IL pers rsonsthdcbted to the Estate of William
~ Mnrpmf deceased. wilImake payment, and
those having deninnils against said estate will rem
drrsthem in legally httested on or before the
2eth day of June next. as on that day final set
tlement of said estate will be made in the Ordi
nmy's Office. at Pickens c. H.
MARY ALEXANDER, } Extrix.
JAM, MURPHREE. Ex'or.
.Rarcb 81, 1897 36 SIN
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from the Rochester (N. W American Of Tuesday
Fall of Suspension Bridge.

- GIL VI q OuopOuclOu DIIOSG'
Sunday morning IL began to rain, Sunday
noon it begnn to snow. and it is showing
now while we write. forty six hours there.
after 9Tbe snow is very deep, and very
wet aud heavy and. taken altogether, il IS
the most woful looking weather that we
have ever seen for the month Of April:
About half past three o'clock this morn
ing the Genesee Suspension Bridge. which
spans the river just below the lower falls,
fell with crash The fall was doubtless
owing TO the heavy weight of snow imposed
upon the flooring and cables of the bridge.
AS you approach the site of the bridge
from State street nothing can be seen but
the sign warning persons against crossing
the bridge fastor than n walk; n singulaily
useful prccaulion at this time, The iron
towers are broken and shattered, and hard.
ly one sec,ion,remains upon another, and the
wreck OF mattcris as perfect as IL possibly
can be.
d On tho west bank the south cable has
given way at the anchorage; on the east
'rtnk the north cable has given way nj the
anchorage, Each set ofcables consists of
one main cable, surrounded by six smaller
ones, The cables enter cones of iron, al
sached TO long rods which enter the ancho:
rage, In no case has the main cable drawn
out Af the cone. The "long rod of the ca
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i:w nAElltsoN. .sw. yoRRIs. M Z. G. rpLlmM.
HARRISON, NORRIS s. PULLIAM,
Attorneys AT Law,
! w Ill attend promptly to nB business entrus-
y ted tVtheir care. MT,:FcLIiAM can always
be found in the office
|, oFFfCE AT PICKENs Gss IL, S. C.
Sept, 6, 1886 o. If
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"WELL: neighbor what's the most Chris,
tian news this morning ?" said ageutleman
TO his friend. OF have Just bought a. bar
rel of flour for a poor woman" aust like
you VINO is IL, that you have made ff,ap.
Py by your charity, this timel" "My
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-09

a BosroE trader called at aconntry farm
house, some time ago. to buy cheese, but
when came he to look at the lot he con.
cluded not to take it. it was so full of. skip
pcrs. as be was going off, the farmer said
to him: s
"Look here, mister how can get my
cheese down to Boston The cheapestw
The trader took another look at it, and
seeing more and more evidence of its being
alive, replied
: +" We'll, letit be a day ortwo longer, and
.l!guess YOU can drive it right down.
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=" Bon, Harry Smith has one of the great.
est curiosities YOU ever saw" Don't say
so-- Whist is IL 20 IA tree Which never
sprouts. and which becomes smaller The
older it grows" :" Well. that is IA curiosi
ly, Where did he get tit?' "From Cali.
iolnia." "What is the name of itY' "Ax-
letreel IT once belonged toa California
omnibus" Scene closed by Bob throwing
an inkstaHd alta half closed door. %
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-09

s. CogRrrEq IN raR RreHr SyYLE..p Gi.
eont yson nasty puppy-elet me alone, Isll
tell yeour rnammyr cried out Sally 4Z--s.
10 her lover, Jake 2s, who sat.a6ouG led
feet from her pulling dirt frop, the chimney.
I" arn't a techinon sc, Salp said Jake.
&jWell p'raphs yer don't mean tu,neth
er-one yer q
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16
SyIERIrr'S SALE

WNY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued ont Of
HD The District Court OF the Fifteenth Judicial Dis
tct In and for Butte county and State of Caorntn,
10 me directed aud delivered, commanding me To
make the sum of two hundred dollars, md the fur
tber sum of twentyNsix dollars costs Of sun, and
crning costs of said writ, wherein john Lowd Is
plaintiff and David Reynolds is defendant. have
levied upon and shah expose at public sale To the
highest bidder for cash, the lhth dny of December
A. d. 1851 ut the hour OF two o'clock i. NJ, all the
right title and interest of the above named defendant
in and to tho following described property TO wit;
All that certain piece parcel OF land lying beng
and situate in Oroville, Bntte county, California. and
described "a follows: beginning at lsoklt on Myers
street sixty six feet from the corner OF itohlnon
and Movers streets, thence sOuthery SSi the ne OF
Rivers street Miriyihree feet thence easterly Sixty
ak feet, thence uorthery thirythree feet, thence
westerly sixty six the place c beginning, be-
ing part of lot number four (l), IN block thryIour
(34l ms laid down on the IOWA pls of the town OF
Oroyille County oad State aforesaid, together win
aIl the appurenanoes hvreunto belonging or IN any
wise apperaining. sale to take place ut the court
House door in the town of Oroville.
p. FREER, LHte sheriff BUTTE County.
0royille. Nov. 23d. 1891
The above sale Is postponed til the I'D day OF ,e'
cenber A. u 1897, at the same place and time o DAY
as above stated
p FREER, Late Sheriff Butte County.
Oroville DC. 18th, lS5T
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16
CONSTARLE'S SALE.

RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED BY
John :. Berry ESQ., or bphir Township, to me
direcled In favor N ]. VI Clark Il Bro and against
A. hcCargar, have levied npon and shall expose
Tor safe nj public auction nt }. :. Rerry's office In
oroVille al 10 o'clock 4. NJ, on Friday The 3lst day
ot Dec 1851 certain piece or parcel OF land known
az tho McCargar Ranch, situated near the head of
Cherokee Rayine In Butte county. and bounded rs
IuHows,to vii: beginning at "A stake marked A NJ G.
No !, marking the - r. corner nj the wcsi ed ge of
Grub R'vibe and on the north line of Garden Ranch
thence south GO deg east rods Il links from the
breihulng, thence 5s rods 10 white onk tree with
nothches, standing on thew. L. N. line of DeWiu's
Ranch, thence north 160 rods To a stake marked
VI No. 3. n T. G. thence west SO rods To small white
oak marked with blaze on the H., w. x y sides on
The east side OF Cherokee Ravne, thence west So rods
10 stake marked " No. 4, n. ". C.. thence
south 100 rods. 10 large white oak burnt Al the bot
tom marked with three notches on tae Orih aud
east side thence east 81 rods 10 the place of begin
ming. containing 100 acres. together with nll the
bull llngs and appurtenauces thereunio belonging.
II l. P.iTTON, Constable.
Dated OrOVille Dec 10th 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16
cONSTABLE'S SALE.

RrY VIRUUE OF AN EXECUTION ISsUED
ID ont oi Justice Berry's court. of Ophit Town
snip. County ot Butte. to me directed, in favor of
BROOKS aud against LYMAN BRISTOL, | have
seized and shall expose for sale ~ public ancton,
at II O'Clock \. NJ. on slonda, the TWE ENTY FIRST
day of DECEMBER, A. y 1857, nthe office oC >.
Berry. the following described property, To wit
That piece or parcel OF land stuated IN the County of
Butte Ophir Township, commencing NJ point
the south side of Montgomery street. In the Town OF
oroville at the point where the Feather River ~
Ophr Water Cumpany's water ditch crosses said
Snld Montgomery street one hundred 400 icet;
thence at right angles with said street In souihery
direction one hundred and lhirly-nlne Q3aj feet !;
thence mt right angle. hundred 400 feet to said
ditch thence along the line of said ditch one hun
dred and thirty nine $3.50 feet to the place Of begin
ming. Sand property is opposite the Old store of
llarye l. Co.
II L. P.fTTON, Constable.
Dated 0roville, Both. 1857. no3O
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16
CONSTABLE S SALE

EpY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS issued by
kb Edward Donaho. Justice OF the Peace, Ophir
Township. County Of Butte. 10 me directed. in favor
of X. MARCHELIA and STANLEY X GRIMES
againstA a. SMITH. ihnve seized and s'nh expose
tor sale Nt PuDjc Auction nj II o'clock A. W. on the
TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF DECEMBER. A. ID.
1857. at the premises Montgomery street, belsSeen
Myers and powner street, the following described
property wit all of the above A. Smiths inier
est in and to that ceain piece or parcel OF land -
feet fronting south side OF Montgomery street h l32
feet in depth, beirg tac westcSg fractional part of
Lot Sf Block Nine also the house situated thereon,
formerly known MS "Smith'S B0~i.ng Saloon" and
now under the title of"The Waycriy nunse"
MATTHEW 4. PURCELL. Constable.
Dated T'Es the lst day of Dec A. d. 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16
SUMMONS

s1's Scay %i C%na af 'n. %s'ST opnir ro~%.p %%I
YNHE People of the State of Caiilorsia to Rowset
] Augur * Co Greeting: You are hereby sum
moned Ia appear before me, M my office In the ophir
Township Of the County of Butte oa the Sth day of
Deoember A. ID. 1857 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to answer
untO the complaint of the town of Oroville who sue in
the name mud style ofthe Trustees OF said town to
cover the sum OF fourteen and seventy -huudrcths
dollars claimed To be due on account for Property and
school taxes assessed for the year 1851 when udgme Mt
will Se taken against you for the said amount togeth-
cr with costs and damages, IL you fail to appear and
answer.
TO the sheriff or any Constable of said County.
Greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand This Slh day Of November,
A u. 1857 JOHN :. RFRRY, Seal,
Justice Of he Peace ol said Township.
A true copy. JESSE BEENE, Marshdl
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-16
SHERIFF SALES.
sfYERrrF'S SALE.

upY WRITE OF A DECRETAL ORDER Is
ID sued out of the District Court, 18th Judicial
1,istrict IN and for Butte County. and State Of Calf
foynia against JOHN W MILLER and in favor OF
WILLIAM NUTTER. for the sum OF Seven Hundred
and Ninety three and Twenty six hundredlhs Dol
lars (S7g3 90 IO0l principal and interest Of Debts,
= I'M interest on ssid sum al the rate of two t2) per
cent ner month from the rendition of judgment
until paid also all Of suit taxed in the of
Twenty and Ten one-hundredihs Dollars ts20 l0l0O)
together with all the costs accrung upon said writ.
10 me directed and delivere COMMANDING me to
sell all of the mortgaged premises Hereinafter de.
scribed, to satisfy said demands. | will on The
TWENTY-SIXTH day Of DECEMBER. A. b One
Thousand Eight Hundred and Fiftv Seven, ~ the
hour Of Two (2) O'Clock. z. NJ, of said day, In pur-
suance with the requirements Of said Order sell M
Public Sale TO the highest bidder for Cash, The fol-
lowing mor,gaged property described In SAID order
of Sale as follows Ia WITT All thnt piece or bareei of
Land living and being in the Town Of Oroville Coun-
ty of Butte and ate Of California, commencing on
Montgomery street ut the west corner Of The Orleans
hotel and running back thence at righ' angles with
sald street one hundred and thirty two 1897 feet,
thence at right angles eastcrly. ninety (90l feet
thence at right angles northeriy one hundred and
thirly-two (13gJ fer" to Montgomery street. ttehce at
hght angles westerly along snid street ninety 100
feet to The place of beginning embracing the ground
on which tho Orleans Hotel stands on Block Nine
teen, 19) together with all and singular the Tenc.
Inents. iereditamens. and Appuriennnccs thereunto
belonging or In any wise Hpperaining.
The above sale IN ake place In front Of the Court
House door In The Town Of Oroville, County and
State aforesaid.
". d. PLUM, Sheriff Butte County.
Dated Dec Sd, 1857. d3