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We neglected last week to acknowl-
edge the receipt of No. l of THE illus
TRATED FAMILY GYMNASIUM, by DIR.
r. t. Trail, published by Fowler& Wells.
308 Broadway n. Y, in two numbers,
PRICE, complete, 81 25, We looked it
over, and take pleasure in recommending
it for general use, believing that were its
precepts more generally prapticed there
would be less of misery and physical de-
bilitV, and more of nranliness and true
human nature in the world 1t is the
most complete gymnastie instructor we
heve ever seen, and is also valuable as q
monitor of health and happiness.
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The Convention then adjourned sine

The Delegate Convention was compos-
ed of 163 members, and nominated, by
aeclamation, Hon. Marcus j. Parrott, of
LeavenWorth, as the Candidate for Del
egate to Congress. The resolutions were
unanimously adopted by the Convention
Gen. Lane offering the first, and c.
Storrs ir. the second:
ReSolved, that there be a Territorial
Executive Comnsttce appointed by the
Chair, consisting of twenty members,
who sAal! keep an office at some central
point, and remain in session continually
until after the October election, and
.has five members shall constitute quo
rum for the transaction of business.
Resolrcd, That this Convention recon-
mend to the citizens Of each voting pre-
cinct in the Territory that they choose a
Committee of three responsible men, who
shall recoad all votes offered, and if any
are refused, TIE reasons for refusal; and
that the citizens be present in sufficient
numbers to protect the Committees.
Mr. Parrot accepted the nomination
in a nent speach, and the convention af-
ter some speaking from other gentlemen,
adjourned sine DE. 80
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boring for the cause Of Education, in Wis
ccnsin. A report made by him to the
State Teachers Association is highly spo-
ken of in the Milwaukee Daily Elscoassa.
- Warren Lcd9er. @
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ALWAYS Dome GooD.-We observe
that our old friend Rev. j. B. PRATT, for
marty Potter county, Pa, is earnestly Ia
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GoQeerspcrt Pri;s- Current,
Corrected weekly for the Journal

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hafs & Caps,
Boots & Shoes, Crockery, Pork, Flour,
Meal, Notions, &C., &C., &C.
MAIN STREET, COCDERSPORT, PA.
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THE WARREN BANK.-The reported
failure of the Warren County Bank it
seems is premature. The President and
Cashier publish card in the Ledger,
stating that the liabilities Of the Bank
are but $95, 900, and that '.the bank has
''no; sustained the loss Of one hundred
dollars, and our assets are beyond any
possible contingency and entirely sub
',ject to our control" The Ledger gives
the following explanation Of the cause Of
the rumQr, AID which will be acceptable
news to those holding its notes in this
section.
at seems that the whole trouble had
grown out OF the timidity OF the agent III
New York, who, after redeeming over
$4,000 of the notes Of the Bank, was
seized with the panic himself, and refus-
ed TO take up any more-hence, there
Sorted failure The Bank is prepared to
meet all demands, and bill-holders need
have no fears as to the solvency Of the
institution. The Warren County Bank
has net failed or suspended neither will
it; the public may rest assured Of that. "
A COMPLETE DEMOCRATIC VICTORY.
The New York Journal Of Ccmmerce
.ays, for the first time since 1926 Or 1928,
a Legislature containing Democratic ma
jority will assemble at Frankfort, the
capital of Kentucky. The Democrats
have since that date had the Governor
and half the delegation in Congress, but
never the Legislature. n. ne opposition
had permanent aud enduring asceudency
in that body that never could be shaken
in the least. But now, with the dawn
ing of the Aew era that marks reaction
everywhere in favor Of Democracy, Ken
tpcky wheels valiently into the line; and
there she Will emsiu.-Lycoming Ga
.ette.
The ''now era which has brough.
Kentucky and other slaue ho'di"g 'cIt'3
States into the support of Buchanan
Democracy, was inaugurated by repudi-
sting the Jcfersonian ideas III tsyor Of
freedom. The party is now wholly and
entirely devoted to the interests Of Slave
~, and therefore those who desire to per
petuate and extend that institution viii
support the party which the Gazette ia
cetiously styles Democratic. Per contra
ry, those who desire to maintain the pol
icy of the fathers, and extend the area
Of freedom, will vote against that party,
and hence its rcpudiation in nearly every
| Free State. The Gazette and its candi-
date for Governor sympathies with Slave
ry, and hence they look to Slave States
for aid, we symp4thiee with Freedom.
and hence ws look to the IIec States fo1
triumphs.
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ImproremcntS-Our Borough Coun-
Gil for the enactment Of the Side-N ak
Ordinance, are deserving of the thanks
of not only the pedestrians of the village,
but of all travellers who come this way
for pleasure or on business. One can
now start from the head of Main Street,
on either side, and walk near y a half a
mile Or nice sidewalks, ten feet wide,
five feet of which in tie center of the
walk is plank. The cross streets and the
two others running parallel with Main
Street are more or less provided with
sidewalks OF plank OF gravel, at the op
ton Of the builder. The ready comrli-
ance of property owners with the require
ments OF the Ordinance is ccrtainly Y de-
serving of the commentator of all, and
shows public spirit which augurs we'll
for the future of our town. We are in
clined to believe that recent mineral de-
vclopments in this immediate vicinity,
will soon brighten up the prospects of
Coudersport, and though it may be some
time yet before the mineral wealth of our
county is fully developed, we speak con-
6dently when we say that FIVE years
hence will exhibit a vast and favorable
change in the growth and prospects Of
our village and its suburbon vicinage.
American Eagle .Shot.-Mr. \. Y.
jackson, on Friday last, shot a young
Grey Eagle, within our Borough limits,
which measured, from tip to tip Of wings,
> feet four inches. The majestic bird
was first seen sitting on the dome Of the
new Court House, when it flew off and
alighted on tree in the edge Of town,
where Mr.. Jackson followed and shot it
dead. ........ ,s.. ......
We neglected to notice at the proper
time that Mr. Joel p. Randall, of Gran
dal Hill, few weeks since wounded and
captured fine large, though young, Ia
gle Of the same species, measuring I feet
from tip to tip. One of the wings was
fractured by the shot, and the noble bird
fell to the ground, where after severe
contest, in which Mr.. r. got one or two
slight scratches, he succeeded in captur-
ing it. The Eagle is now in the posses
sion of Mr. d. W. Spencer of this place,
and with the exception Of the loss Of a
part of his right wing, is doing we'll, and
ready for fight with any one who plaques
him. ..
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l(fm bbertissments.
STRANS.

STRANS.
eGr3E$ GtAME to the enclosure Of %S*T&
-. u the subscriber, abot the 81.
middle OF August last, three stray CATTLE,
The owner is requested to prove his property,
pay charges and take them away.
\. J. MILLS.
Eulalia, Sept I. le51-l0:I3-3t.
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tfrSrPAL PACKER, says the Gettya-
karg .stay, ms been in public Office al
most lie time. Twenty years ago, he
vas ei.ter gta paper in j Fcoming county
i5tnce thq. tine he has had no particular
Ius:ness. lie has done nothing but hold
office Gnl i've off the fortune he acquired
by his oikcoa UG has been collector OF
tolls at yiIliamsport-a Canal Comnis-
sioner-., contractor-a quiet partner in
sundrv jobs Of work on the canals-Aud-
itor tieueral under Porter--a member Of
The Senate, When a candidste for the
latter gG.ce, sach was his standing a.
tops that he ran almost 1900 votes be-
Lind his ticket in thSt Senatorial Dis
tricts.
Mr. Packer is man in ths vigor Of
lie, rather good-looking and plausible IN
bis manners. He makes fair speech
aud is a good wire-puller. For man!
years he has aimed to be made Governor
There Is one mystery about him. No one
can tell where and how he made his mo-
Eey. His eGees have never been lucra-
tive, and his salaries could not have yeild-
ed SIGH pr1tiis. There is little doubt
that part Of the Seventeen Millions Of Di-
rect Taxes the people have been paying
within the last twelve years las gone into
bis pocket b some underground avenue
bareQye9 by the Canal Rats with whom
De has associated. y man with his ante
ceden,4, w:the his associates, and his
bearing, is IN unsafe person to entrust
with tue important duties Of the Execu-
tiJe chair. -
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Gov. Walker the force organized by him
under the resolution passed by the Con-
yention at Topeka on the 18th of July
last, to be used for the protection of the
ballot box.
Resotved, That this Mass Meeting ex-
press their unalterable determination to
adhere to the Topeka Constitution and
Government, and that all our ACTION shall
be pointed toward setting that Govern
ment in motion in legitimate manner at
an early date.
The Convention then adjourned sins
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6he 1lutter youcnal,

FOR JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT.
JAMES YEEGH, of Fayette,
JOSEPH J. LEWIS, of Chester.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-17
SHERIFF'S SALES.
SHERrrr's SALE

RYvIRTUE or AN EXECUTION issued out
~ ofthe District Court Nintn Judicia DistricI In
ana Tor Butte county and stale California, To me
directed and delivered, cnmmanding me To make
the sum or tour Indred aud ffy (sIso) dol lars and
the sum OF ten (l0I dollars Gusts Of sut, tgeth-r
with all The costs accruing upon said writ wherein
W.O Murray is the pl inIif and B. Meyrose Is the
defendant have levied upon aud viii ,eli al pubic
sa!e 10 the highest oider for cash The 2d DAY OF
July 1857 at clock r. VI. all OF the right TILE and
Interest Of tue above named fendant 10 ana u the
following described prrpe ty tn via: the ona fourth
undivided interest ~ The 'OrOviPe steam Mining
Company" said mining company - situated on the
Bar of Feather River nUrtn e the town Df DroyIe.
Butte county California. AMI opposite block ' o. six
teen 40 of said town, aud - bounded and described
as flows, 10 wit: b~g Mug at a STAKE marked
W. w COR Sill, the same being the south west
corner orc. J. LyIIe Co 3 Claim numbered 5ll Oh
the Mnsrs' Record Dook Of said district, d run
ming thence 7s@ west 22J feet to "a stake, thence
north l2~ west 321 feet Ia the river henco % he
river 225 feet ~ stake, h"nce :. ~ $50
TO the place of beginning containing 4, ,OuO square
feel. or eight mi x claims of $50 feet by 60 feet
each, together WI all the apperte thereunto
bel ,ngink. The above siis to take place AZ The
Court House door iu oro,ilie, County and State
aforesaid
Dated June l0th 1857.
p. FRFFR Sheriff Rute Co
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-17
MISCtLL ANEOUS
E23293Aa7 39E92-39.s !
EFrERVESCIN- TEMPERANCE
BEVERAGE.
The most Wholesome. refreshing, aud iuvlg0ratiug
Drunk in the. " O,ld

The most WholsuIlt. refreshing, and luVlSOrallug
Drunk in the world
FENIlE Pow DER from which ms is prepared i
made entIrey from vrge'ah ingredients col
lcctrd from al purs at the world, aud cuinbiued 40.
pethpr with great skill and care Two tcas"uon~tul
ltI' into dry iumbl'r O large W., VIII Sufficient
quantity Of water addsd, produces immediately a
cuoilng drauEht of charming excellence ana HhNor,
and health II, ing ti'Ct j. uuHpird L. all SEASONS
and every uut- use, nud is especially suited tor hose
hr 90 10 sea, rs rrcttntlNt Oi sea -lrkncNs cos
tivthtsS and lh' rhlly unpleasant state of tho
SYST IN arising tron change Ot ciimalc aud liviIg
II also lessons the dang If incurlng diseases u-
der tropical sIu, ana all who about To AXE the
trip 10 The eastern stae- il they re ard health ease
a. comfort on The way. should 80, tnl To "ht iln
supply heiure starting aud more 81 II ladies or Ch'
dr. u are wh them: or uvalids. or thu lick. IL no
thing grateful Ia the palate aud slOmach HIS
and re-. lists the alihg effects OF hot countries
well and, like nrdent spir'ts. II does not chi chic
10y Inilam bu : 'rrngthtns aud eNhIlerales both
boa. aud mind by lis trlllOus powers and hr en-
ergy which 1t impart~ to the digestive process Sra
men also should be provided with some before they
leave pOr.
A glass taken at any time during the day eemOves
all trtngs O heat thirst, even oi hunger: ana It's
being made in "A grenl measure ol vegetable acids,
tu prevent Scurvy and pnrirs The blood al The same
time. ii IL also All Invaluable RcsIoraliVr for those
who labOI hard for II IAlng such ns Farmers, Miners
Mecha les AMI l.Hiurers; and tu shop Keepers Pro
fes>iOna men and Cther-, whose occupation cOmpes
Them To lead srdant ry lives; draughl before break
fast gives new spirit for the business ~ the uHy.
Mtulchi men VINO IN w lis composition spthk ~
the highest terms of lis utility. and all The pOes
prnisrn Byron calls it the bles; Sherbei. Moore
make frequent mention OF ii, and llahz. the great
Persian pUei. is bud IN p!nis.. of il
Prepared by AUGUSTUS IlOGG, London, New
York and san francisco.
ID, pot Davis Street Drug Store. near Jackson san
f'ahcisc" and for sale b! all respectable druggists
and Dealers.
price--50 Cents per Bottle-each Que will make II
Glasses.
n. Agents wanted and supplied on the most
- -Hl .''t ." ,V+t'i' ut terms apZlJm.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

nnd endorsement Of certain warrants and prohibit
ing lhe payment oi the same" approved January A
\. ID $50. or warrants which have been specifically
aJodgta illegal by any Court, and said warrani
rpecih u In The hast meniiond Act ARE h.rehy ex
prrs-ly excluded from all the benefits aud pr vision.
Of this Ct Third Just or legal claims against the
StHie corued prior tn January lst 1851. and which
may be allowed and an iiie by Act oi The Legislature
ma II iha Treasurer of Stale shall wt!iullS issue
bonds upon claims not herein specified Hs 'rceivabe
II shall be deemed misde shall be pun
ished aS provided in section oithis Act, and such
bond shan be void.
sec. II. The clnims specified in this Act may he re-
ceiVed for funding aud bonds Therefor may be- issued
PRIOR Ia the fr-l daN at January r5N hu not nilrr
wards: ana NIL claims nO, presented tur tuniiny pri
or :" that time. arr excluded fiom the provisions II
ibis Aci. and such blank bonds pr pared under tht
provisions OF this c, Hs shatI Ihen main on ma
shall he CeSlroNe IN the par,ence Of the Governor
umptrner aud Treasurer.
Sec 49, 1his Act shall bke effect the 1rsl day Of
November. A. b. 1871, rs 3, all It's provisions. except
lhUst relating Ia, and necessary tor It's submission to
lhe people aud for returning canvns-ins aud pr"
claiming the NOtes-whch shall lake effect immedl-
alely.
Sec. II This net shall hr submitted 10 the people nf
the state Tor thrir ralrh,ion. at the next general
election, Ia he holden on the first Wedncsd " oi sep
temher, ID. l-a1. and the qualified electors OF TINS
state hal al ID election. o. their ballots for STATE
officers vote for against lhis At; those voting for
the same, shall write or have printed On Their ballots,
TIE ord, Pay lhr neb;" aud those voting against
the words IT, pn imtt the l'rbt -
sec. Is The votes cast for and against this Act,
shnll he counted. returned and canNu-~ed. aud de-
Clarcd ia thr stne manner and -ntJec tU the same
rules VOTES east tor the Treasurer oi Stntr and If 1t
appear that nnj ritN ui All the votes cast tor ur
against this law us Hurrsnlt."r in uNur Z" thl> Act.
then Ihc'same shah have effect hrrrinbefUtc pre-
vdrd and shall Ia irrrpehiable uHiI th" Interest oi
me iHbic- herein created shall be- paid hnd DIS
charged. al he GoNernor ~ha'l make prucalnaiiun
thereof; but If u uiaorIN oi the v,lr~ 80 cat are
against this \Ci. then the same shall hrcumr juid
Sec IT,. II shall be the duty of the Secretary ui
state to have This Act published m one Hewspaprr
in Zach judicial District Of Ihis Sae. If one be- p ID
iIsh,d therein for three. months pr,crrGiug the
general cl' Ct"n 70 br holden uuun the ir~t We mes
day of sept mher neat, t,r WI ich publcalion no
greater allowance shtll e mtdc than the rates al
lowed by Ia TO the sat ruuter.
Approved April 2s:h. iHi7
The san Joaquin Republican, shasta Courier,
narysvll- Express. Nevada Journal Noun ain Dom.
.Crni. Butte Rec rd. Santa Barbara I; i2rt'p Los
Angeles stu" Santa Cruz Seminal, and Humboldt
Times VIII publish III" nhovr by order of the SeCTe
tarV ot State. once 4 week tor three months
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-17
SHERIFrS SALE.

VIRTUE or IN EXE TIL IN i.sued ont Of
-uO the Disric1 Court, 1eith judicial District IN
and for Yubh county and State of Calf rnin, Ia n.
directed amt delivered. c ,InInanding me To make
the sum ut three lWnlred pn tory nine dollars ud
eighty eight c"nts i,"d intetcst thereon from the
eighth day of briary \. d. 1875 until paid. at Il q
rate 0t three per cent per mouth and Of suit
taxed III the sum of forty nn dollars and flltV five
cents together with all the c. SIS aCctuihg upon -id
writ, VIII rem Thomas j. lHylur is plaintiff uud john
Jones Is the defendant, levied upon and will
sell at public sale to the highest bidder for cash.
the 10th dry OF JIne \. i 1857 at the hour of 3
O'Clock VI all Df the right title and interest orthe
above named defeU,la ~ and to he following dps.
crihed property To vii: All 1tha Ger nn niece or par.
Gel Ot land lying In the city Or 'vilIe Butte county
CaltfOrnia outside OF thu plo of said town ps nid
down On the 'wn plot of Droville now ON file IN the
Rerorders Office 0t Rat:c county California. com
menclng at the y corner OF Lincoln ana ont
Streets aud ruuuiNg thence in westerly direction
fifty eight feet. thence right ang eS IN a norihrry
direcl ~ l20 ieet, thence in eHsetv direction %
feet. thence sDuihery direction 100 icet TO the
place of beginning, ug'ihtr with all the teneInrnts
hereduine Is and apprr innncrs thcreunu belong
ing or III any way apperainlng. Al.O, in aud to all
OF that certain piece parcel of land living and Dng
situate In the city count, ami Stale aforesaid living
outside of the town plot ot the town OF Orovlle
IA laid down on the plot If the town Of tro lille now
on in he ec'rhers office Of Butte county Cali
fOrna, commencing NJ the N T.. corner of Lincoln
and Front Streets and running in an ea.terly drec-
ton 100 feet thence mt right angles in thery di-
cion ~ ert. thence Ia sOnhrr direction I'll feet
TO the place oi beginning. together with all of the
tenhamenls, hrridi,imsnts and npperiinances there
unto belonging or in any wise apierlaining.
The abOv- sale to AXE place at the court House
door IN Or,vllle,courty and state aforesaid
Dated June 9th, 1857.
lut
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-17
Wagon Road Convention.

SsPE, ULaT0R> may talk Of the near wagon road,
- B,gt to the working community, there's nothing
itks hsurd
You may talk OF boarding houses, and say what you
wilt.
There's aooe like the MAINE HOUSE that's close by
the taHi
II is the oidest and hest house that is in this town.
And through e'sg ami hard times 1t duwn.
To men of great or small apeies this will say.
Won can board By he week board hy the day.
Or IL you have t'slr tits. and hungry you icel,
c, me in and you caa tsVe n substantial meal
tie won't feed you ou Aast. or any such sauce
tIe keeps superior Temperance House.
II yOu risk Why lis superior, WIll let you know,
lie buys grub The cash from the merchants below
and that s the reason that he can afford,
For less money to give you superior board
The hous.. Is well venill ted tn suit the summer,
And every ones welcome excepiii a hummer.
p ON hover OF good grub, Maine House, Mont
Somery ct 0rovlile, by
myls-f p. hcCALLEN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-17
SHE RIFFS SALE

nY VIRTUE OF AN XECiTlON issued out of
~ III" District Court, 9th Judicial District in and
for Butte county, California to me dir cied aud de.
ltvered, commanding me to axe the sum of tW o
Thousand nine hundred and sevesty five dollars with
legal interest thereon until paid together with nil the
co Is accruing upon said writ wherein George. " .
Hess and ihrcumh are plaintiffs. aud W McCracken
- White, He"ry Pow ers. }. g. Fadrn. :. 7. White
John Doe ard Richard Roe, comp sing lhe Pioneer
Mining Company. are the defendants ! have levied
upon and will sell at public ae o the hi hest bidder
for cash. on the lst day of July \. ID 1857 at the
hour Of s'ci,ck W, all of the right, title aud in
terest If the above named defendant. in and to the
following described property, tn viii hat part of the
North Forth of Feather River lying along and oppo-
site To the Berry Creek Bar in Butte county CalitOr
MIA, and known rs the Pioneer Mining COfnpany's
Claim and described as follows To wit: comrntn ing
at the deep hole NJ The head Of The Rerry Creek Bar
and running down the bed of the stream about nine
hundred and sixty three feet, Together with the race
aud all The appeienances lhereuno belonging or l.,
any wise appe'ialniDS. sale 10 take place nj the
Court House door 0rovie, county and state
aforesaid
Dated June 10th, 1897
p FREER Sheriff Ruitc %
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-17
EAGLE b A X e X y ,
CORNl.E MYERS s. BIRD sTS., OROVlLLE

CORN l.E MYERS Bird SIS, UKUVILLE.
WOULDSAY To MY FRIENDS ana the public
thai huvlng become sole proprietor of the above
establishments ain ready to serve them with the best
and freshest
BREAD, PIES, CAKES &C,
At short notice and on the mosi reasonable terms
SODA. SUGAR s. BUTTER CRACKERS
Constantly an hand. My Wagon will deliver every
thing in my line at the residence nj my customers.
CHARLES CHERRY.
Oroville. Ju.v %, 1856 jy22.tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-17
SHEKlEF SALE.

DY VIRTUE of an execution issued ont of the
- Dstr0 C0nr Of the Tenth judicial district in
and for the CO Rtyof Yuma nm state or California To
me directed aud delivered Inmaudiny me- Il, mike
the sum Of two thousand hundred AID ffty e hi
dollars and forty nine cents, with int, rest On two
thousand on hundred and kve dollars aud nineteen
cents from th,' ~ day of av 1851 at The r, h.
OF u1' ana one half PER cent per month uutil paid
and nisb the coss accrulng upon said WRIT wherein
John &. fnll and Il T.. brewster are planifs nnd
Abraham Folck and Bum Il Bas ctt defendants. |
have levied upo and will sell n public sule To Inc
highest bidder for cash on the 9Th day of June A.
ID. 1857 nj the hour eC o'clock VI all of the
ri2h title and Interest of boh either uf ne above
naurd dcfrndnnts >hrnham Folck and Bunnell I}ns.
set in and TO the f,Hewuy Described property to
wit: The one fnsrtn interest to five mining clnIms
stu ued in Rutle county stale ot Caiii,.run. AID
known NJ War \ Coz claims said clqims com.
mence at stake or. the hGnk line West Branch of
Feather river nj n point about miles above Mil
City IN the opposite side Of g river thrrp.rnn,
thence running ~ the river .00 feet to Stakethencp
back unto the hills !" the dividing ridge. Also upon
all tools suces ana mining implements belong ng
10 or IN anyw appertHinng 10 said mining claims
Sale to lake place at The urt House door, in the
town Il Oroville, county ~ d state af rrsnu
+. FREEK. Sheriff Eute Co
,Jure 1857