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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07
THE GROWN JEWTI0

We find the following in letter from Hanover, Of
Dee. 10:
The hearts of the King and Royal Family Of this
country have been much rCjoiced by intelligence
which has ;,st rcoohe! them through the Hanove
rian Minister IT tho Cuur of ~. james, that the
long Dispute between the King of Hanover and the
Queen OF England respeceg the right of certainjew-
els of enormous value IN the possession OF the Sover
Cien of England, and forming no uncomfortable pOr-
ton of what have been hitherto called the British
Crown Jewels, has been decided in favor of Hanover.
Many of y,ur readers are 80 doubt aware that wher
the Kingdom of Hanover was severed from the united
kim dom by the accession Of Queen Victoria to the
throne, a claim was made by the late King of Iano-
ver formerly the Duke of Cumberland, to nearly the
whole of the jewels usually worn State occasions
the English Sovereign, on the ground that part of
-acm, which mad been taken over 10 England by
George J.. belonged nalenahy to the Crown of Hano
yer; and that the remainder had been purchased by
George H. out of his privy purse, aud had been left
10y him and his Queen Charlotte 70 the Royal Family
OF Hanover.
As the Jewels thus claimed ave supposed 10 be worth
considerably more than { 600 600 single stone hav
ing cost nearly 100000 they were not to be relin-
s,ishcd without a struggle; and | am assured that
.sory possible expcdient was reSorted to in England
70 battle the claimant. Ultimately in the lifetime of
tie late King the Importantly Of the lianoverian Min.
lister in London drove the Englsh Ministry of the day
tO consent that the rights of the two Sovereigns should
Uc submitted 10 n Commission composed of three En-
glish Judges; but the proceedings of the Commission
were SO i.genously protractcd that all the Comms-
ssrcrs Oed without arriving at any declslon and un-
Ii Lord Clarendon received the seals OF the British
Foreign Office all the Efforts of the Court OF Hanover
to obtain fresh Commission vain. Lord Claren-
don. however seems 10 have perceived that such at
tenpts stte inquiry unworthy OF his country,
for &c consented that fresh Commission should be
issued three English Judges Of the highest emf
hence who after investigation, found the Hanoverian
claim be ndpuably just, aud reported IN Its favor.
The Court here consequently is in high glee this
Christmas al the prospect Of removing the Crown and
reeLa - icGlou>ly guarded in the Tower OF London
almost bodily 10 Hanover. London Globe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL, Dec. %, lSj7.-CoTToS-An increased
demand from trade aud from spectators has prevailed since
Friday md sdyan'e v7osy quoted AT from &C. = 10 has
been established th low sales OF @ week The sales OF The
tT.. DAYS mp about LOO bales Of which some 1900 were
taken speculation. The msrk-t closes firm.
Al Mancbsf. there he doing at yeste tys mar
bet ard slishtly improves feeling perceptible.
isvery dull but without change IN prce
Wheat quiet but steady; qualities tending upward Indian
dun former Mrssrs. Richardson. Spence Co
quote follows Wheat-Red, 6i207I3 White $1,000.
flrur-PhsLclplis and Baltimore 250b extra Ohio, Nd
2sj Western, - 81. Cor-Mxd, S3uos6; Yellow, 50 Ia
~ White, 57038i.
fRoytsIoAs.-B,.f aud Pork dull; ssl,s Lard entirely
nominal Bacon oft.ed IS for Long middle rib in
Tslcw In better demand; Butchers Association 52I.
PRopUCL.-Ashes-No sales reported Roin dun ats Tor
but sdy. Coffee md Tes without ani-
Querctron Bark unchanged Nothing doing III spirits
TUTIentinS
LoSDos PRoDUCE MARKET.-The Corn market ut
Marx Monday dull about former at Sugar has
better request ard good is rather higher Cofse quiet
in small advance for cash. Talow broysut az
So $3.50 T. Y. C. Scotch Pig Iron sengs, % 49, Lnss-d
Oil, Z3j.
ANERICAs The London Times Of the
I'D report. American Securities without alteration on The pre-
day and giv.s the following the bune. done:
Illinois Central shares j. 04 dls
limos E TENS, 1919
New York Central shzrt Observation-Disclosures. az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07
F0UB DtYs,lATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
IMPROVEMENT IN FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
yAlL cY INTEREST 1T HAMBURG AND LONDON

The Collins stesmshp Atlantic, Capt. E'dr7age
which sailed from Liverpool at about noon on Dec.
70, arrived here at Il P. m. on "Wednesday, Jan. T.
Bringing rs passengers.
The Cunard steamship Africa Capt. Shannon, arrived
GU. at Liverpool at p. m. On the Goth ul;.
The screw steamship Kangaroo arrived al L!verp'oi
~ noon on the 2A.
false repor; having found it, way into some Of the
English papers, to the effect that the steamship A,ah
kc on her outward trip, had passed the Vandefoi' IN
n dsabled state off Queenstown, Capt. hldrnge' III
bitter to the Underwriters Association o. Liverpool
says: "Iad the Atlantic seen the VandeToiit IN Sucn
% s,s,e she would no. have left her until she had
assisted her safely into harbor. cannot understand
whence the report has aren as the Atlantic left the
Vanderbilt in New-York, not intending to leave for
% some months. Az the report has obtained great
publicity, and may occasion some anxiety, will
"tbank You 10 contradict IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07
FRANCE

The extraordinary trial of Madame DE Jeuiosse, her
two sons and her gauekcer.r, for the murder Of NJ
Gullot had terminated IN tie acquta OF al the pFis
ouers. The affair a very complicated one, and
attracted great attention hroug hout France.
II was stated (bUt coEtradctcd by the Patr"l tina
the Emperor in consequence of representations made
by Ensland, had cons,n ed 20 submit the question Of
the exporetcn of negroes from Africa 10 the French
Colonies 10 a conference 10 be held in London.
II was expected that the Bank OF France would
end Of the year.
In Paris ON the cd the funds closed at 81. TO for
money, q account.
The FIen,h sips-of-wGr intended for China were
appointed 20 leave Touop between the roth and 18th
OF December, and would proceed direct 10 Hong
kong with oO troops on board. The projected eX-
peduonlt ITO Coenln China is understood 10 be ad-
iOTued.
Commercial affairs in Paris had slightly improved.
spirits had rSeu IN pT1oe since the imposition of u
daiy on foreign brandias Wheat and Aopr had
slightly declined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07
NAPLES.

The Neapoii,an Government has declared ,i the
is,er of Foreign Affairs has published statement sup
porting this view. The English prisoners are IN
cluded in the impeachment, to be tired Immediately ,
An earthquake took place on the night OF the I'm
throughout the whole Kingdom of Naples, but rs ei
ects were most severe in the towns of Saerno, Poten
"a and Nola At Salerno the walls of the houses were
rent from top TO bottom. Numerous villages were
half destroyed. In the Provinces Of Basllicata ana
on the main land, the dead (says the dispe,chJ are
reckoned AZ several thousands This is considered an
exaggeraton The authorities had erected hute for
the bouseless families.
The City of Naples experienced three violent
shocks and the population had encamped IN the open
country. The northern parts were exempt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07
NJ Majesty ha, learned with especial satisfaction this

his Majesty has learned with especial satisfaction ms
nobe With on the part of the representatives OF The
ot;T,v and has therefore authorized the preparation
~ scbeme with that object The abolition Of serf-
Jam however ia not TO BE- effected at once but pro-
rressiyely: the peasants a; hrst to pass through
transition state being more or less attacheu !" .ie
Iand durinc term not exceeding twelve years siter
which thew will definitely become free meg, ana oe
authorized 20 move certain conditions nom one
dis,rc, 70 another. But the proprietor. rghi 70 se
or transfer the peasants belonging TO his LAND 10 re-
move them TO other districts sganst ther VIII W -
me-,ic slaves or retainers il Immediately 10 be aOo
shed The peasants, under the superiniendrnGe OF
the propretors. will take part IN the communal as
enbhes and elective tribunals for the sdmlnstra3n
Of Justice; but the rural police VIII remain uha'' 'He
charge Of the propretors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07
GERMANY.

tn. intelligence from Germany still represt nts the
financial .mharrassnents a. very great, although IL
was thought that the crisis decidedly approaching
it, iermin alton.
The reduction Of the Austrian army was proceeding
with great rapidity. 49,
In view of the fact that it was unlikely that me
King Of Prussia would be able 10 resume his governing
functions at the expiration Of the three months during
which the Prince Of Prussia was appointed TO the con-
duct Of affairs the question OF how the
,houd be- carried on was claiming attention. Official
communications from Berlin represent that It had not
been decided TO create regency. and Il was supposed
that extraordinary powers would be conferred on
the Prince Of PRUSSIA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07
FINANCIAL. AEEAIRG.

10 London on the 10Th the funds We're quite buoy
ant Nnder the favorable returns OF the Bank, and
money was easy al s. per cent iOr the best paper IN
the discount market, and az TO per cent on the
Stock Exchange.
At Hamburg, "a further recovery nj conlidence was
reported, and the rate of discount 10. the best paper
reeeded TO between and b per cent
1be suspension Of Messrs. Schwabe Co. OF ts's-
gov was announced. Liabilities, 100000.
On Monday, the Dist there was increased buoyan'y
@ thu London Stock Exchange under the influence OF
Inc large arrival of specie from New-York and the
news Of the rapid recovery going on at Hamburg
Cousos railroad shares ssd other securities shared in
Me upward movement.
On the Stock Exchange loans We're o6tanablc with
es,e az TO 5 per cent. At the Bank the demand
continued light and in the discount market the rate
for best bills recoded 10 Spcr cent.
The suspension Of Messrs. klingender Brothers OF
1lverpoO was announced. Liabilities about E2i0,OOO
deputaon from the Governu "nts OF Sweden and
Norway had arrived in London view of obtain
ing financial aid 10 the extent of tit was supposedly
100000, with which to prevent the permanent
breakup Of some OF the extensive establishments
shch have lately failed in these countries.
LATEST by Telegraph from LondOn).-CousOls
tluctua,ed somewha, on Tuesday the 81, but finally
exceed o. an advance the latest sass being made at
93i 10 93i.
The money market was still easier; good bills were
they were done a: "a.
TIE Tmcs (City Article d. Al Tuesday EVENING"
says LATHE doubt Is entertain that when the Bank
determines TO reduce their ratv Of discount II Will be
% sper cent, and the probability seems 10 be that
even that step VIII speedily have to be followed by
another OF similar kind although the state Of the
market would apparently Justify il at once Some
uncertainty is expressed as to the movement being
made on Thursday next, owing to the desrabeness Of
accommodating large reserve before the payment of
The dividends There IS no question, however in any
quarter that will be announced before the close Of
the year.
Al meeting of The JOINT Stock Ranls Committee
was resolved TO recommend q reduction e six per
cent Of the in,ercs. allowed on deposits.
The suspension announced OF Charles Nicholson
4 Co., warehOusemen, London liabilities rather
large; also Of Lloyd II Brothers. pctarc dealers and
exporters to the United S,a,es-hahtes not stated;
and of William Reid, wholesale grocer Edinburgh
liabilities 10000. Tie bills were likewise returned
Df Pinto Basto y Co., Spanish merchants, and Van
Spcch, foreign merchant London Eabiit ,smal.
The Bank continues 10 accumulate G II large
quantities. Over goo coo was received o. tn I'd.
AZ Hamburg the rate for best bi.s ranges frVn 10
q per cent.
The rebound in Consos from the lowest point IN
October hssbeen equal 70 y per cent, and i has becR
rather more RAP i'd than w ls4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07

FROM Turk IsLASD.-By the arrival Of the -chr.
Sarah l.. Hir-, Capt. Conway we have received adj
vises from Turks Island to the 18th ut. The quantity
Of .a on hard is very large, but there are no vessels
TO take IT, II is selling at 81 a9c. per bushel. There
were no American vessels in port when the Sarah /.
Hills sailed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07

declares tha, Spain canno. entertain i without Dis
honor That the United states VIII seiLe 'ne ni't
"insurrcctons, or any ether mode whaieyer Oh pos
.e.sing themselves Of the ISLAND, the EspSU oo-s
not doubt and il complains that under such oircuni
stances the Government displays great want u GOV"
ton and IN inexphcable security.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07
4 POLISH COUNT AM AN ENGLISH
SPlNSTER.

Eros TIE LoRGcs TizCs, Nc 3
Ladies about % marry distinguished foreigners with
out too much knowledge Of their character and Prev
Gus history would do well to read all about che Count
cd Waszkowsk and the Hon. Mary Jones.
The Hon. Mss Mary Jones, q lady f. years Of age,
occupied apartments at No ~ Ebury street, Pnhco.
% the same house there resided noble Pole, who
styled hmself the Count de Waszkowski, ard gave
almself out Us the Of Prince Wlttgenstein. lie
yas e years oiG. his fo.eb ncbleman GALS himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07

CoRRrcTIoS.-Mr. Guy Foo,e, President OF the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of Detroit, whose sud-
den death reported in our Geographic column Of
the lst inst did not commit suicide there erro
neousy stated The cause Of his death disease Of
the h, art an affection under which he had been labor
ing for some years. We make this correction out OF
justice TO bic friends and family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07
THE JEUFOSSE MURDER TRIAL.

The trial Of Madame o. JeutOsse OF her two sons
and Of her gGmckeeper Crespel, which has jus; been
brought 60 ~ln :Ision az Fvreux worthy of brief
notice, not from tie romantic incidents of the
case but as pseseniing striking contrast with our
Eug sh System of CTn nal procedure. All the pr son.
ers rave teen acga...ed opeO VIVA. C-c9rds ! would
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07
SPAIN.

The Espaao OF Madrid denounces, with some vehe-
meuce. the supposed projects of the United States
against Cuba and accuses President buchanan OF per-
proposton for purchasing the island, which il says
the new Minister OF the United States who il about to
arrive Madrid g espected TO make, The E,paS0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07
Richardson, spence & Co.'s Circular.


Erlt Friday being Cdms- Day Corn Market vii be held
and " shall not issu. Circular
The improved Money Market noticed in CUR last has
continued aud ghened by the adyioes from Hamburg Of
cun hd.rce h.ing a great rXtent restored there.
TIE Grain trade Friday has ruled quiet, ard At to-day
market with small attendance o buyers there but LITTLE
business doae any article WHEAT met slow sale al sbon,
pncr- Of Friday only extra siss from their .csrty
bringing rather higher prices IN taL FLOUR dull but
noLniLaly unchaDyed IN value.
INDIAN Com only in retail demand for f.dng a, a,
rates. We quote: WHEAT-Rsd. Zd7 5; Whit D lOas q
ELoUR-PLiadelpLia and Bait 25i aSI Extra
Ohio. q We-rn - d2J 4 bbl IsDish Coss-lS~d,
50 3 q; Yellow. 50 6aa4 Whit. 81 ~ y ioo d.
BE and POSE continue very dull and there are no iraaa"
tons u Teport.
B.co,-N-w Lons Middes rib in are offered at rs.
improvement; there Il. total absence
of inquiry, aud prices quite rOnlinsl
T.L0w ha. been inquired for sud has brought g for
Butcher Association. In London The market closed hrIn
$40 spot; 50 ass January to March eud A March only for
p. C.
RosIN dull AZ s. II for Common.
BARK without alteration.
CoTroN-Snce Friday has been increased trade and
pcusfiye d.uand The business Saturday reached 10 900
pces closing kc y - the low -al-s Of tn previous
day YESTERDAY the sas summed only zoos bales bat
vre again srer today The fun advance il mani ID with
a. IL bales Hsth. of aes each day ha been
speculation HAuchs-r there hes been soin9 since
Friday aid H. in-tsBess At .hsd hizher rates Addny
Orleans 6td. MobLe cd UPand- sd. e 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07
SWITZERLAND.

The Swiss Federal Council has ohcialiy ia'd DeIol.
tho u,hor,ss 81 the Canton de Wand the question OF
the ce.sion OF the vallee des Dsppes 10 France.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07
RUSSIA.

An imperial decree had been issued providing for
the partial enfranchisement of the -erts The decree
institutes very important changes IN the relations De-
country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07
LATEST MARKET REPORT.

LIVERPOOL. Dec 23-l2 O'Clock n.
MHFAr-Prme qualities moderate colsomptiye inc
AZ m urice, other slow O. sale HLoUR elected.
INupS Coax il quist PRovisToys-Lsrd and Tlow
changed CorToS OF quietly with ICES inquiry than IN the be-
aiur Ing Of the week RICHARDSON, SPENCE Co.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-17
Notice..

DE TT KNOWN, that 7, HELEN AUGUSTA
- WILKINSON, n marrel wom1n, wifi Of
lAnnard Will'"rns,n. both residents of the county
|afn"te ND state 81 California, do hnrehv declare
|As u y nv Intention ta carry on business on INV
|avn account M soe ,rrder in tho hnsiness oi Ho'
tening nj the town of Wamiton In said county, and
that the amount NJ money or canitPl invsted in said
Nasbess originally, does not exced the sum of FIVE
housand dollars
HELEN AUGUSTA WILLIAMSON.
trAvs NJ CAtvoRSIk. County Of Rute.
Refore me, Iiram Crum. Justice of the Ponce In
M for said COUNTY in The township nf Ifami'trn.
nsronallv appeared anrcarei, Welrn N"grs'n VII
Mmsnn ~ me rerson nilly known to he the indvdu-
n%srribed In md who executed The foregoing dec
hHiS n and being by first Guly sworn. did on
sh decare. after heing hv t". un examination se0
s-te and npart from anil without the hearing e her
M hn'hnnd, made ar0l airt"d with the contents II
he kre"otng derlnraion II Mt the ia true. that
We execnei the same freely and Voluntarily. with
WI fes'. comnn'son ar undue influence "f her sHid
nnshnd and th't she does not desire to retract the
eseeuinn of the same.
1861 my "''''' '"'' HAN CRrW,
Fl-3w Justice Of the Peace
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
Summons.


STATE OF CALIFORNtA--IN THE
District Court OF the Fifteenth Iuhiciat District
J,ouuty Of Butte. Joanna Wager, vs. Rudolph va.
-, Act Jon trought In the district Court of the
rnsenth Judicial District and the complaint Filed
"a the cnunty or Butte, in the oice Of the Clerk Of
ssid District Court.
The Peonie ofthe State OF California send Greeting
IN Rudolph Wager:
You arr hereby required 10 appear in an action
h,oucht against you ny the above named plaintiff in
an and 6or the county OF Rntte. and tn answer the
complaint filed therein q copy of which arcHmp n
MES this snnmons) within ten davs, exclusive of
the day or service after the service you of This
SIMMONS, if served within this county: VI served
cut of this county. but within this Judc nl District
vthin twenty days: or if served out of said strict
then within fertv days-or judgment 10y default will
he,,ken against you.
The said action IL brought To obtain n deere, Of
,hr court To dissolve the bond. of mptrimony exist
i.s bc,wsen Yourself and sail PlanIiG and that said
marriage contract he forever annurd. and pnint #
~ decree Of this court be divorced and forever freed
lrom yo, the said deft ndnnt, and il you fail to np
oefr and answer The said complaint ns above re.
oured will apply To the Court for the relief deman
ed In her said COMPLAINT
~ Given under my hand and the seal Of the
H. {Dstrct Court of the Fifteenth judicial
49, NDistrict, this 22nd dav Of June, in the wear
Of our Lord one thou and eight hundred and hny
eight
NJ nARRACH. Clerk
Ieqttd Ry J. IT, MARBLE, Deputy.
HAMS h HOWARD, Attorneys for PlnintlF.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-17
Justices Summons.

|I1NlTED STATES OF ANEVICt---
~ STAT" OF California. Couniy Of Butte, ss-ln
mare's Cnurt. Kimshew Township.
ne peon'a of the State Of California TO Arnold
flace. Greeting:
| f"u nre hr-ehv .ummoned'to anrear before me AT
,tono" In Ri'nshew Township. of the county "f
1 sm'e. IN the nh day Of July. A. 1853, at ~
LEX A. NJ. 10 an,wer unto the complain "i
es're ',"veiock. who sucs 10 recover III" sum oi
{N'rnN d"ilars md six,v-ihree cents fS1n 63l fo-
ssTreand'ze soh and delivered 81 Won hv rl1'nlif
4 IN Ahr'' Eth, tn Nav I9h 1858. whom Judgment
VI @'nten no ,ins, Won for the said amount, to-
4 ts"rsih costs md damages II you fail To appear
Iaih" Sheriff or any Constable of said county.
t",rrMe-Mnhe legal service and due return hereof
In .sh ,".. under my hand, this c2nd day OF June 4
4 Err KtSS0N.
NJ, Jus,Ire Of the Peace of stii Township.
thaa""~e'ed iha, the above Summons he pub
w he Butte Rec ord nt least once week Ter
veel,.
| r. H. KISSON. ] p.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-17
,,,nFRr Arrru1rs tvDs in thl.str,e .urerI

'E'nERE AREru1r1 tNDS IN ihis't'te suffering
/ f1rw,ot - lciertifc medical treatment, and
YOU fer t,raily to phy'iciln. because they have
been decrtvrd or O. jrfriends have been. by some
Of the dhurlntans ,h iuiest the community. and VINO
publish ihems,. yes as good physcians, professors,
efc. To I'll -uch We untestattrgy recommend Dr. J
g Yonnc NJ Physician In whom all oan place con
nicuce lie is man OF eminent aud proonnl
study. n good surgeon. an honorable man, and one
no can syinpa~hise with persons IN ailictipn. HIS
sihnIiuR ms a Physician aEi genilemnn are both
rtinranie,,l-thc first by his mecal works. which
are an hor to their author and the extensive and
hyhly su~cessful course Of practice sith which he
has been honored since his advent 10 California. AMI
the latter hy his nuuerou. pHtrons ana large circle Of
scqpainiancc".
nRNENBER-Tha Or ]. c. Yorng's onice for
kE thct ea'ncnt of Private Disease. IL n the cor.
or Of Mong ,r.ery and California st., san francsco .
EtEMPFR-Th1t DR. Yanng wants no patients
,,u, th,.e ftlly capable of apprera'int and dstin.
,nIshtpe the services of n fegnlV. thorough bre 4
oh,,ic,nn, from the paltry uni, armed aud thGng
Inack.
pENRMBER-That DR. YounE is the only regular
hre physician advertising TO cure diseases OF impru-
.ence
RENENBER-Th4t Or nay's rsmedles and
.r.a,nent are eatirelv unknO vn IN alt others, pre-
p,rd from lif, spent in the great Hospitals Of Eu
land and the arsi in this country from pure chem
cal. imported.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-17
TIIoS. 1OYCE,
ADVERTISING AGENCY
N. E. corner Montgomery and Washington sts.,
SAN FRANCISCO,
Al1 In q Il " O d a & O n :
DAILY RECORD. 0ROYlLlf.

DAILY RECORD. oROvlllt.
Daily State journal, sac
Enquirer. Marysvllle;
Republican, Shasta;
CilILen, Downievillc;
PIunns Argus, Plumas;
Tribune San Jose;
Herald, iuburn:
Courier, Yankee Jiins;
Union democrat, Sonora
Californian, 0roville;
independent, Sun Andrcas
Placer Press, Auburn;
Democrat, Cachevillc,
Gazette, san Leandro;
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-17

tmsdrr 'entlncl, Jackson;
Messenger, La Porte;
Herald, Crescent { ity;
Democrat. Marlpo'D;
Sentinel, Sanin Cruz;
Chronicle, Yreka,
III Clnmor Publico, Los
Angeles;
Herald, llcnicia:
Courier, Columbia:
sentinel, Jackson, o. T.;
Standard, Portland, .. r.;
Argus, oregon City,O. T.;
Messenger, ,Corvallis %. r.;
Times, Portland -. +.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-17
Summons.

STATE OF CNIIFORNft !
In the District CUurt of the lh IN ica District
Comfy of Butte.