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Probate Notice.
Estate of :. u. Bk pWN. de;rasal.
tIATE OLE CALIEORNIA-CO, NTN

Estate of :. u. Bk 'WN, de;ras'l.
esTATE OF CAhIFORNIA-COtN NTY
~ q Buuc-I ROTATE COT RI Ia pursuance
of an Ter made in said court the 9th dn, of
Mny ID lSjS, r"Ice is hereby given To all whom
1t may concern to be and appear before the Hon.
Probate court IN and fYT said county On the 10th
day CT Argu,t A ID 1873 then and the to
show cause II any there be why the following des
crfSrd rrh es.a >huuM not re sold as pray ed for
hS ih,' administrator herein 10 Wit: All that certain
piece Ur pntcrl al land situate. hing and being in
h" cuy mud county Of San Frapcis"o. bounded and
d srrihrd NJ follows, 10 wi: commencing oi the
norihery line Il VALE j" street, distant III feet from
the Forth west corner ui Va lsp a,d Mason streets
running thence westerly along the nnriherly line of
Nnll street . feet thence M right angles norh.rly
l3I et inches, thence sicily at right nng'r -
tctt, thence Suthery at ri.ht ang es I37 icei Il
inches io the place of beginning, being part of thal
| c. riain 50 ynra 1t Nn.6lS.
BY Order "i the Court.
WitHcss nv hanl and the seal of saiu Pro
! LS. bate Court affixed This the 2Sh day of May
- A. D.. 1879 II BNRKACI,
Clerk ~ Probate Court EuIte Co
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SHERIFF SALES.
Sherif's Sale.
DY yi,tue DecretnI Order Issued

ID CT n bfcTftnt Ofdfr issued
- out NJ the District Court Of the Fifteenth Judi
cial District in and for Pu'te county and State Of
California. against Rrwan and in favor of
James y. Emerson for the sum Of Eve hu7dred and
sixty nine niEety-hye one hubdTedths dollars. debt.
sum of four hundred and eighteen eighty seven
hundredths dollars. debt. inteTest and costs and in
f. Of u isney and Thos Hawkins for the sum OF
hundred and twenty. seven thirty nine one hun
drrdths dollars debt, interest and costs wit interest
on aid snms ~ the rate of ten per cent per anuum
until paid and all accruirR costs on said writ 10 me
directed Hnd delivered. commanding me to sell the
property hereinafter described to satisfy sah de-
p~ards. will on Saturday the 26th day of
June. A. y. 1858 at the hour Of o'cock =. " Of
aid day in pursuance Of the requirements Of aid or
der sell at public sale 30 the highest bidder for cash
the property described in said order Of sale as fol-
lows. to wit. that certain concrete building situate
on the rth side Of Montgomery street in the town
Of Orovie county Of Butte and state Of California,
on what's known es part of block eighteen in the
/ town ~ Oroville and mencing sa'd block
! number eighteen. Montgomery street about FIVE
ing known a. the Table Mountain House. Oroville
aforesaid and running thence eastsrly II rty eight
teet along the northerly line of said Montgomery
street thence norhsrly at right angle ffty-eigh
feet thence westerly al right angle nineteen feet
thence northerly about ninety feet at right ~ gle
thence at right angle westerly nineteen feet Themes
sputherly alta Tight angle hundre md uTy-e CHI
feet ard six inches to the place of beginning
The above sale to take pace at the Court Hous'
door in the town OF Orovle county md State afore
said.
" D. PITN, sheriff Butte County
OruyiIle. June ii. \. u. 1888
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Notice.

NOTiCF Is HEEtBy GIVEN to the Sass sconpss
~ .rs in the ircin Quartz hihiW an .
thHt All shares upon ~hlch The as,' ss" ,sS. I'll,
pnid on or b-f re- the lj;h day oi 'n'y 70 hs
,uld tu pav such assrssm"nt-. necfdne -, O.
pnsIic ancli.in. TO the high. 81 titdt'. q! I'D
iI.us. Dour IN the town uf Or"'ilie' a
VI on said 18th day "t July -
BY order ui the BOari If Trustee. ., p,ssidess
T.. l.. CoMLtf, ff'''O'-
n V CoRTxZ Secretary
Inn. NJ
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Sherif'S Sale.

HpY Virtue OF two Writs OF xecution
BE ssied out nf the District Court ol the Fifteenth
ludCial District In and for the County ot Rutc. and
SiR.e ol California to me directed and delivered.
commanding me to make the sum Of fifteen hundred
dollars with interest thereon Al the rate of three
per cent per month from the 5th day Of March ISIS
until pa i'd together with all accruing 60 sts on said
writ wherein Ritchie n Carlow are plaintiff and
u. c powncr is defendant: also the sum Of nine
hundred and twenty mine eighty fveonc hundredths
dollars. with interest thereon from the III day of
June A. u ISIS until paid, and all costs OF snt
taxed in the sum ofeighteen twenty one hundredths
dollars. and nll accrung costs said writ wherein
VI y. Mcconnell and Cnnnell Billings are plaintiff,
and n. c. noWner is defendant have levied upon
and gill expose At puhic sale 10 the highest bidder
for ca N on Tuesday. the SOh day of June,
4 y lSaS. At the hour Of O'Clock + VI Of SAID day
all Of the ght title and interest Of the above named
defendant in and to the following described prop
rrtN to W /. that certain reservoir situated on
what Is knopn as Crnzier nm near the town of
Ornvilic. Ia Butte county and state Of Cali(or-
MIA, together with the water ditch runHng froui
nr. Greek by and into sail reservoir u Feather
river also the Gume rurnng irnn nvsr sad
reservnir 10 Feather tiver md tntmerly Known
SCllivan 4 Co : iiume, together with all and
singular the hNures h"redtam"uts aud arpur'
ensnces helougipg To- said reservoir ditch or Hume
or in auvwise appertAiuirc thercuuto
The above sale to take place a. the Court House
door in The town OF orov lille, county and STATE
aforesaid
". u. PLJN. sheriff Rnttc County
Dated orovilie. JnteTth. A u. lN'S
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Notice of Dissolution.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN, that the partner
~ ship heret ,f, n existing between Chrsiopt~
Cuckrill und Galloway q. Reaih, in the busim !. d
of rni-ing and trading stock, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. -
CHRISTOPHER COCKklLT.
GALLOWAY e.. HEATH
Try Creek, Butte county. Cat, June 10, 1853
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Notice.

4 PPlJCATioN will be made at the next meet.
= ins of the BOARD OF Snpervisers. or a. soon
thereafter as app caton b. heard. TOT lay ing u
aCvsniy Road from Thompsnn's Fla, TO Yankee
Hin Wis. Table Land, Caanous Ranch and Cherukes
Ravine c. SIMMONS.
oregy q Gules iuns 18th, IsSs.-5w
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Summons.

STATE or CALIFORNIA,
Tn the District Court of the 18th Judicial District.
County IF Butte.
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County Cf Butte. }
joseph n Alexander
Jno 4 Rolngs.i
Oliver p Watson, Action brought in the
Alen Clymcr District Court of the fit
WIN l. Evans, leenih Judicial District
Charles Evans and the complaint hed
G. wheeler. iin the cnnn'y of nutie,
Thomas y Davis in the ot'irc oT the Cicrk
Thomas y. Boucher, of said District Court.
ChM'c. IIensley,
j. Watson,
J. r Wooden. Rnd
Samuel J Iirnsley.
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The London Morning Herald differs from
the Dady Nees in approving of the neu,
traliza,ion Of the Atlantic telegraph line
1t says;
The reply Of the President OF the Unit.
cd States contains remarkable suggestion.
MIR Buchanan proposes the neutrality OF this
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Arrival Of the ship Katarima at Quebec,
with ~ Passengers Of the Austria.

QrEcEC, Oct. 4.-1'he Norwegian ship
katarina, Capt. Funnemark, from Towey,
43 days out, arrived yesterday. On the
l4th Of September at o'clock A. NJ, long.
44A0, lat. 4l;39. the katarina tell in with
the unfortunate steamship Austria, and took
from ,he wreck - passengers and six OF the
crew In the number is included q girl
about | 1 years of age. Ca their arrival nj
Quebec. Messrs. Falkenburg and McBain
took them under their care and will see to
their wants The following are the names
of those saved by the ka,arina Second
class pasengers-G. Stocpel. Andrew Lind
sheinl. Storage passengers-Conrda Eiifert,
Jorgen Fitchen, Wilhelm Bronsdori, }. II
Fourier, j. Noachinpless, Edward Ahlers,
Jos. Smitzeck, Christopher Jarcker, ).
Nelson, l.. Serenson, Winsits .lohannas,
Christopher bunker. Grew Martin Fo-
lige, cook; Joseph X arsee. fireman Johan
Rohmand,, sailor Johan llenrick sailor.
The following particulars have been OBJ
tanned from the rescued passengers
The pumps on board the ill-iatel vessel
in connection with the fire engine were not
in working order some attempts TO render
them available were made, but the progress
of the flames was too rapid. Near the fore
castle ropes were made fast 10 chains out
side, and TO these numbers chung, but ms the
flames progressed one after another gave
way and found u wa,ery grave. On the bow
spirit the passengers were laid out tier upon
tier-piled one on top Of the other. some.
times five deep. This was u last resource,
and from this they were finally driven until
only one man was lett seated on the bow
spirit.
Eighteen persons got hold of the chain
forming the bowsprit stay, cmging to il un.
til four o'clock on the following morning,
when u seaman climbed 10 the bowsprit,
and found there was Il probability OF ex.
linguishing what fire there was there, and
gave directions to those clnging TO the stay
to haul up water aud pass II 10 him. The
fire was by this means so tar subdued as to
render the bowsprit place OF comparative
safety. They remained there until the
boats from the katarina picked them off.
Eighteen persons were found on the bow.
spirit. three in the water at the vessels side,
and one aft, on the railing OF the steamer.
A young girl, with her brother, had ri
NAMED all night on the bowsprt, hanging
on by the rigging.
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1nE tnAsoy % LysgL ~ Tng IAggs--
Tug Iif0n WATyR CArsg.--Cb~tcr
Dewey, IL. d., Of the University Of Itoch-
ester. stats that Lake Ontario IL seven
inches higher than 10 October. 1856, when
j, wa the highest that had been known for
eleven years. lie STATS that there il no
regular time Of rise or fall in the lsk's--no
periodical change. Of five, or seven, or eleven
years. lake Ontario IA high 1r low
when ~ s'op AFR the same IN Lake Ere.
ard the fluctuations are about equal ~ they
are in Lake Michigan Tie dHsrDee IN
the level Is very r1rely four icf IN year
when the waters are a. rst.
The conclusion BE- arrives "a, after eleven
years' observation 81 the Lakes and u me-
genealogical conditions IN their vicinity, "a
that The fluctuations Of Their level d'reDd 90
the quantity u water poured into the Lakes
by all the streams which carry OH the rain
and tie melted snow, and upon the amour,
u evaporation.
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The Judue aud the Witness.

Our Brown brings us u story from one Ol
the southern cities of the Empire State
which h. says ia NJ true ~ any fact in York
State.
Judge g. il we'll known Ia the bar OF the
southern counties ~ decided " character. -
and more good stories are told about him
than any man on the bench IN that region
The judges manner IN court IL dogmail c,
pragmstic aud arrogant, and nothing plcas,-
the bar 80 well AK 10 $40 him heartily laugh
cd at. They had fine chance one day when
nm Irish witness was WINS on the stand, who
being rather unmanagcablc, WINS taken in
hand by the Judge with manner which
said very plainly You shall sce, gentlemen,
how will handle him"
"Wcll, Dc,nis." said the Judge blnndy
tell me the contents OF that chest" Yes.
yer worship" said the witness eagerly
" First, there was picture Of Don. O'Con,
nell the great Irish pathrio, 'nay be- yer
honor's heard Of himf"
Certainly" said the Judge. Ego on with
the inventory"
"Thsn there was p,et"ro 81 our Lord
and Savior Jesus Christ may be yer honor
has heard Of him r.
The unaffected look Of inquiry aud doubt
that accompanied the witnsr'r words act thu
audience IN roar Of laughter. and the
Judge will never hear the last Of il. Boston
Post
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DR iIrNAx n. WALRgR, one 81 the ply
sicaps who attended the late Elcaxer vii
Llama. the Dauphin during his last sickness
denies that be- suffered Tor want Of attc0-
ton and othcr Bec,ssarits ~ intimatcd.
A strange fatality hangs over all claim
anti 10 the throne ~ France. When has
one expired PEACEFULLY in the Royal bed
chamber! LOUIS XVI prished on the
raiIDld. Charles y died an exile 10 Syria.
Napoleon prisoner n, ~. Helena. Napo-
leon u. u captive at Vienna. The Duo de
BerrI wa, killed by an assassin, The Due
dOrlcan- by AN accdfn, 10 his carriage.
Iouis Phillips ended bis days 3 refugee in
England And whether Elcaze Williams
wa or was not fouis XVII. now resolves
Itself merely into the question. whether that
monarch di,d IN an Indian bat or u cob.
blers stall The chain o'cyidcnce going IN
prove that William. wa the son of the gifted
bat unfortunate Maria ADtpincttc. and con
srqucutly the legitimate heir Ia the French
throne, vs certainly remarkable, TO say the
les,-hb Jou.