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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-09

L Council OF the city OF New Orleans:
The undersigned Of real estate respectfully ask TO-
the opening Of CsscalyO from Louisa Desee
street Said street opened passing through and adjacent
The length OF sail opening is $50 feet inches
lines the with Of the "A feet 9inches line and APP
pend Of the property with the OF the pope,ors
thereof through and adjacent which said opening
ma
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-09

FPAvE DU QUATRIEME DIsTRICT-na
u etc conduit depot des epaves du uatreme District
Jackson entire les Laurel Constance epave
Une chevre blanche avee les cornes longjes
une c. evre jaime, ayant une rae noiTe lie dos.
Uue chevre jaime,
Une vache bruno tacheee de blanc
pee les ettres v, d. la hanche gauche
81 les dts animax reeaes jours ct les
frais ills enchere pubque an All denot
VEHDREDI Is confant, a 10 benres A. M FN'
p. A. GIIlOIi, Commissaire des rues
Nouyele- Orleans, lie JUN 1853, lei i Is
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4 Council Of The city u New Orleans:
We the undersigned of property fronting ravier
street respectfully honorable body
sheled, from Magnolia Brood The surface Of
street to form si eipcal shape the which
above overflow Ell her from flooding
your petitioners as in duty bound, will ever pray
Names Of pers No. Of feet Names petitrs No. OBJECT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-09

Les sougnes de prophecies face la
vier repeetuensement demandent corps
dayor Ia dite coquee de la Magnolia la Broad
La surface de Ia dite devant avoir
ea lie rabri dinohdAon plues tOrrenees gu
du reousmen des du lac petlionnares
seront reconnaissance a jamAis.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-09
EPAvE pU PREmIER pIsTRIcr-u

EPAVE DU PREMIER DISTRICT-u n
etc conduit au depot des epaves du Premier District
Dryades entire les Julie iirod. epaves-
Uns chevre blanche poreie echancree en- dessous
roree gauche csupes ourche quare peds nos Ell
ayant des glHndes.
I'm cheyreau iaune ayant Ia face blanche
Une chevre blanche, tachetee de noir.
I'm chevreau blanc
une chevre jsune, avec une coTde u
Une chevre jaime pale.
81 les dts animaux sont reclames
fais lis yendus enchere puboue au dit az
pot, SAMEDI 10 de jain 1883 a 10 heures A. NJ
r. A. GUTOL Commissaire DIES rues.
Nouvelle- Orleans. iuin 1858. jeg il is
FOURTH DISTRICT PUUND-Was brought
to the Fourth District Pound street
Laurel and Constance Streets estTays-
One white she goat, with long horns.
One yellow she goat with black stripe back
One yellow she goat
One brown and white spotted cow with bell on branded
with letters " ID. on the left hip -
Which not claimed within days expenses there
paid Will be sold at pubc auction pound on FRI
DAY, 18th instant, at lUo'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, June 5, 1858.
Registered June 5, 1883.
HENRY DUREL,
Clerk of Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-09

JAS A. HOPKINS,
my9 law5w Secretaire du Conse des Assistant Aldermen
ITO THE HOsORABI.E THE COmMON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-09

7 ARGE SALE OF TOWN LOTs.-I WILL
alias i &, s's + SsbI snS Ss ST RaSS s
and 18th of June next, abo9! Five Hnndred Lots.
aaSsTdsie county Mis- point inter
Northeast and Southwest Alabama Railroads with he Mobile
and Ohio Railroad 70 is chartered and doubt will be
Another line railroads being rapidly constructed
PORTION Missouri GRENADA Mss Via Little ROeR ad M
PMS pointing direct 70 The ely q kaesdals u Is about 10
Of the road between these places wGud complete the last link
northwestern portion Of Missouri 1t Is hardly probable that the
citizens Of Mobile and the country along the line will remain
nitads. a''' ,4 w s',''' '' : ''.1' ''.'
world will the city Of Ragsdale besides the
Missouri That completed with the Others the will
in from different directions, and will be placed
direct communication with nearly place Of Importance in
Maine S''' 'D' O''' 70 'S '''' Oh
trade that will pass through said
Of travel conceive Of Roads could BIZ
oas counties Of East Mississippi and West Alabama more eec
tuny than the roads being built will at said place The
water sandy soil undulag country around il
of the heahies and most delightful places to be found
Many Of the most enerprsng intelligent wealthy persons
in the country have already determined to move here
The place being new and Of such superior adyan
Iss;ne Merchant mapufactDefs meehancs
capitalists and in short persons engaged in nearly every variety
II Atlanta Ca with the going in from four different
hrs grown % cy % @ ~ nsa6sn
cars coming different directions the Longest
lines road in the world and the richest prairie and canebraks
countries In the South 10 support herr
| AS law2m&W u A. RAGSDAIE.
| A mERIcAN AROMATIC BITTER COR
n DIAL-This Cordial whose delicate
unsurpassed the
IN cases Of general debility and complaints
the appetite nygoates the action and functions Of the sto
ach, and thereby dyspepsia brought b.
continued attacks Of indigestion the prevalent complaint
and humid climates Said Cordial may administered witt
he Of p s
| taste Ia not the least OF its recommendations.
This Cordial has been introduced general prin
cipal coeehouses OF this city such Sazerac Ruby
the Age etc. IS far superior BOXERS Stomach Bers
celebrated throughout the United States Of Americas and
be doubt that all who tasted the American Bite
Cordial give the preference all other Bes hitherto
use. For sale by A A. PEYCHAUD,
| No. los Royal street.
| B. TURPIN
| IS Old Levee street.
| DEYERGES 4 ST. ROMES,
l u Exchange Alley
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Resopef That the Comptroller SELL days notice In
Che Official Journal highest bidder the engine house
occupied by steam Gre engise Young America situated the
levee between Poydras said 10 be made
for cash and subject the approval Of the Common Council
Rse0re further Tkkt the purchasers Of the above named
engine house shall be removed the
within ten days from date Of approval Of the sale.
lSignedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
[signedI A. LANDRY,
President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved June g. 1858.
iSignedl H. NJ SUMMERS, Acting Mayor. je9
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Resoired That the whatnngers the city they
hereby instructed enfoce ordinance 1890 OF City
Ordinances that may encountered
with salt
[Signedl A. LANDRY,
President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
lSignedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved june 8, 1855.
Signed H. NJ sUMyERs Acting Mayor. jes
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+ No. 39e3. /

esoved That the petition Of the property holders Com
mon street, prnyrg for under the provisions Of the
act relative thereto approved sarch 1855 be published
c0rdng to the provisions Of aid ACT
(signed) j. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tSigned) A. LANDRY,
President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
tsgusdj II. H. SUMMERS. Acting Mayor. js9
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, June 8. 1858 )
[ No. 1917.
That the Comptroller receive during thirty days
notice In the Official Journal sealed proposals for the placing Of
granite railing around clay Square, Of
Fourth Dislriche bids be made separate for the
granite and for the iron railing The granite base be
paid for in cash. budget for the 1855 and the iron
railing paid for Of the budget Of 1889 All be done
accordance with plans and specifications file in the Survey
Office and subject to the approval Of the Common Council
lSignedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Signedl II. NJ SUMMERS,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April 2o 1858.
NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-09

RISlDGE WATER WEATHER. PROOF
II fAINT-The mostdesrabe and economical covering
Railroad Cars. Depots, Bridges, etc. For sale by
@. o. BOdERf CO.,
Agentsfor the States Of Louislana, Alabama,
dzNod hississippi and Texas.
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knife i,aSsre .................... .Fifiy shares.
John nj Bsli......................F Fly shares.
j. w Rurbridxs. .................. Fifty shares.
j L, Warner. .fifty shares.
Idope o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. fitty shares
w II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fifty shares.
Duncan =. Kenner Fifty shares-
Alfred Penn per pro. Emile f.AScre Fifty shares.
John Siiiell, pro. Emile IAseFe. Fifty shares
p A. Hsrgous,
Per pro. j. p Benjamin. One hundred shares
j. p Benjamin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fifty shares.
J d. DeDegro. Fifty shares.
r. o. Hebert... Fifty shares.
undersigned Recorder Mortgages and parish
Of New Orleans eerdes within charter
recorded this day 10 bis Office Ne folio
JOHN HOLMES. Recorder.
New Orlesne August 4 1857. aus
COTTON sEED-COPTON sEED-FoR SALE
~ In sto-e superior Mexican Boyd COTTON
SEED. Apply tez wIIIErr a WILSON,
fs16 en- Al Lnsk Co.'S. Ne FreAtst-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-09
[ No. 1913.

Resored, That the Assistant City Attorney It
hereby authorized 70 receive the Of hundred and fifty
doasSlin full satisfaction udgme
against Joseph Saba the Fifth District Court for the amount
of coeehouse licenses for the years 1885 pro-
vded the said saha all Of court
Attorneys commissions.
tSignedl J. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
tSignedl A. LANDRY
Presidentpro TEN. Board of Aldermen
Approved June 8, 1858.
IsigneiI u. N. SUMMERS. Acting Mayor ies
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-09
A L'HoNoRABLE CoNsEIL commuN DE

JAMES A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
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Approved April %. 1858.
lsignedl CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor.
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
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I No. 1865. j

Resred That permission be Is hereby granted
20 G. Boswell and Henry Fluke establish blacksmih's
shop property Front street, between Grod
and Noe Dame provided the be placed In hre
bdng the remain during the pleasure OF the
Common Ccu' Gil
lsignedl ]. MAGIoNI
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSiEnedl A. LANDRY,
President pro Board Of Aldermen.
Approved June &, 1858.
tSignedl H. NJ. SUMMERS. Acting Mayor. j9
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[ No. 1861. /

Rored That the Surveyor be and he Is hereby authorised
proper grade the Felicity road and IRA
Streets Pyana AID St. Charles Streets provided
whole work hundred twenty dol
lars-Sil0
fslgnedl ]. MAGIONi,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Slgnedl A. LANDRY,
President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
isiensdl II. N. SUMMERS. Acting Mayor. je9
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MAYoRALTY--oFFICIAL.

MAYoKALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hall, elh day of June 1853.
Common Council City Of New Orleans.
No. 1862.
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n No. 1874. I.

Resop That the City be aud he ia hereby author
ized in all wherein shall be made apparent
has been enormously assessed for property
he she is not the owner In wherein the
shall he considered excessive wherein the person
assessed twice the property transmit
the Finance Committee, from time time the tax bills
made out o and based upon such to-
zeiher with such proof be ubmttted relative
thereto the Finance Committee hereby authorized
empowered to investigate all the herein specified
the necessary corrections TO be made
lSignedl A. LANDRY,
President pro TEN. Board of Aldermen.
lSignedl j. MAGIONI.
Approved June s. 1855.
fsignedl II. NJ SUMMERS, Acting Mayor jes St
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Resor That he Surveyor be and he hereby
raise and repair the pavement OF the between
jss Of the Parish Prison, prevent water flowing into The
priyes thereof and also the grade Of the gutter
the back Of said prison. between Irene Maras streets
thai the water may have free and uninterrupted passage
through said street.
lSignedl A. LANDRY,
President pro tenn Board Of Al dermtn,
lSignedl J.MAGIONL
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
Approved June 9, 1858
lSignedI NJ. SUMMERS, Acting Mayor. ie9
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

ton, as well as the principle of popu- I
lar sovereignty. The endorsement of
the Kansas policy Of the admins
tration, is TO substitute the act Of Con-
gress, for the deed and will of the pco-
pie OF that territory, in direct opposi-
ton to the democratic doctrine of ncnin-
tcrvention by Congress; for it would be
forcing constitution upon a fee pco'
pie which they have repudiated at the
ballot box, through their legislature and
the Federal officers appointed by Mr..
Buchanan.
The position Of Mr.. Douglas and the
great mass of the democratic party in
opposition to Lccomptonism, was not
occasioned because that constitution
tolerated slavery. No honorable man
regarding truth and justice, can make
such an assertion. Mr.. Buchanan had
practically abandoned the democratic
doctrine upon the subject, and Mr..
Douglas and the national democracy
had announced the determination to ad-
here to their principles, before it was
known that the slavery clause would be
inserted in the Lccompton constitution,
prior to the vote upon the slavery
question in Kansas, and when the i'm
preston was general that it would be
excluded by vote Of the people. -
Their opposition to that policy was
predicated upon the ground that, il
was violation of the Fundamental
principles Of our government, viola
tion Of Popular sovereignty, violation
of the democratic platform, violation
of all party platforms, that recognized
the right of the majority to rule, and
fatal blow to the Independence Of new
States.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

BRITIsH SUBJECTS IN CALIFoRNIA.--Thc
Ban Francisco Herald Of Tuesday says that
|according to the statement Of Mr.. Booker,
the English consul at San Francisco, there
pre- at the present time. fourteen thousand
British subjects in California The govern.
ncnt OF England has signifed the willing.
hcss to advance one half tho means to erect
y hospital for Englishmen in this State.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

4 QUEEN's BIRTH DAY.--Monday last be.
ing the 25th Of May, tho anniversary Of
Queen Victoria's Birth Day, tho occasion
Eas celebrated in San Francisco by q large
>arty Of Her Majestys subjects. Roast
|ecf and " 'alf and air suffered greatly on
hs occasion. Nobody enjoys his national
Pollidays and big dinners better than John
Bull.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

LAssoINo. "A Mr.. Jones, OF Gibsonville.
pile on his way TO Dowuieville. on Monday
|eek, was attacked by Mexican robbers who
|ssoed him, and after binding his arms. tied
)m TO tree and robbed him of fifty dol
Yrs, and then left him to his fate After
having for five hours on the raw hide lasso
>at bound him. he released himself aud
pnt home. SO the Mountain Messenger
Els Us. NNf
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

PAsDosxD --yictor SAME convicted Of de-
landing his creditors. aud sentenced TO one
PAR ~ the San Francisco JAIN has beea par i.
Pusd BY the Governor The late aud pres.
et District Attorneys of San Francisco sign. :.
The petition for his pardon. representing
~ Ris Wits Was inia late stage Of pregnaa. .
\ sd biz family in gree. want,
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

The MEsIcK TIrLE.-On Tuesday, deci is
ion was had in the Supreme Court in the
celebrated case Of Branuan vs. Mesick /;
which affects to considerable extent the
Mesick title to lands ia Sacramento The
decision is ia effect that Suffers transfer TO
Mesick did not efrct the rights Of persons
holding titles derived from Sutter. This de-
cision is looked upon as foreshadowing an
adverse opinion to the validity of the Mesick
title, and causes much satisfaction in Sacra
mento.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

IMpoRrANr FROM TAHrri,-0RANess
ORANGES !!-"Three hundred thousand or.
anges have been received at San Francisco
from Tahiti"
The above vigorous. terse aud sententious
leader appears in the Statesman Of yester.
day Although it is not required Of US. We
endorse the above; We fully endorse il.
We trust all the democracy of Ba,te county
will endorse it. Il Is evidently from the
Den OF the Statesmsn's Senior Editor.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

| THE Plaza FLNcE The workman are
|busily engaged in erecting the plaza fence.
and on the side next the Theatre it is near
py completed. IL is going to look very neat,
hnd IL apparently substantial.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28
House Narrow Escap,

House eBreaking-NarrOw Escape.
About 2 clock yesterday morning We we're
startled from our slumbers by the bowling
of n band of dcmoniac night brawlcrs, who,
Immediately under our windows were hcnd-
fully numbering we'll known female,
known as Annie Lturie, anl while tor.
turing her most brutally, growled AMI yell
ed like very devils until night became hide
GUS and the pale moon grew ghastly, and
frigh,ed hid herself behind cloui. This
unearthly tumult scared us from our couch :,
and in dread of their hellish purpose, we
nervously seized u bucket partially filed with
water, aud rushed madly toward the door,
instiuctively feeling that if any one thing
could operate upon the fears OF the maraud
ers, that thing was water,-pure aud un-
tainted with alc Jholic Installations Scarce
hal VIC reached the threshold when by the
faint girnmer of the beshrouded moon, we be.
held them advancing ou US. On they came
like hungry wolves, seeking whom they
might dcvour somebody, and we. rervcd by
our fears stood at bny with our aqueous wea-
pom Of defence ready for the onslaught We
were resolved to ''do or die !" and when
they had advanced, spite Of our warnings,
to within range Of our artillery. We did do
and drenched tho rngleadcrs to the hide
The first dash checked them, but only for n
moment Recovering, and calling on their
bloodthirsty fellows. they seized upon us,
rushed into our boudoir, extiugushcd our
chandelier aud then commenced the demo
liton Of our ottoyans and mirrors. ut the
same time savagcly demanding the key to
our safe. which, being given them. they pro-
ceeded TO remove our more valuable effects,
consisting of jewelry. watches and few
hundred dollars in dust from Frazier river,
(scnt by an absquatulating creditor) Luck
ing in an adjoining apartment being aroused
by the clatter, shouted "murther" several
times until he attracted the attention Of the
gems da,ms. at whose approach the villains
left precipitately, leaving their booty behind
them. We were much exhausted and very
wet, but not much injured personally by
this outrage. While We are thankful to a
benign Providence that our life was spared,
We cannot help rcgretting that our shirt
was badly torn in the melee, and we suffered
the loss of favorite tooth brush. We know
the parties who participated in this murder
Gus attack and shall, at proper time. after
the ends Of justice have been served, make
their names public. Ex Constable Patton
is confident that he knows the whereabouts
of tho villains, Hanging Is too good for
them they ough. to be drowned, aud tciil
be ii they ever attemp another attack on us
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

WAGONS. wagon roads to the noun
lin towns are open. La Porte and Downic.
llle have been made busy by frequent ar
walls Of big freight wagons aud I" bell
kams."
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

CUrriSo.- Tho Mountain yhessea ger
|hys that on Sunday night. the 10th instant.
wo Irishmcu had a cutting match at Pine
rove. The one who commenced the carving
ot the worst of it.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

[Bic BsRar.- "A man At Pepper Box Flat
El Dorado county has soen a strawberry
|easnring six Inches and one half ia eircual- !
PENCE. We are afraid that there was IN ore
|rAw than besr, sbsas that sperimea OF
tuit.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

EARTH SLipE.--An earth slide, two
eres in extent, occurred at Warren Hill,
ezra County. last week. Nobody was hurt
hereby. Some claims were damaged.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

|THE SAN FRAscIsco MINsra ELS. This
Pnd Of singers is now 10 Marysyille. Gen.
lien talks Italian or ''Portagee" to induce
)e RancAeros 70 90 to see them.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

RoBBEa DgAp Jackson, the Folsom Rob.
Der died at the State Prison a few days
since. When he was captured, he received
wound from which be never recovered.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

SHARKS Several large Sharks have re.
Gently been eap'uredin Humboldt Bay. Two
Of them weighed, each 500 pounds.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

ORpAINKp Henry q. o. Smcathman was
daioed member Of the Order OF Deacons
Grace Church, San Francisco. on Sunday
ID.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

STEAK wAooN.--The .Nttos says that q
|arysville gentleman has drawn up q plan
Steam Wagon differing materially from
Jose Of Miller and 0verson.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

|SrABBiSG.-The Express learns that one
Sck Williams. q person we'll known In Ma.
tsville, attack ID and severely cut man
! Monte Cristo about week since.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

THANKS We thank George Lyman, Mr..
Shaw, aud Mr.. Leland, for early delivery OF
[papers yesterday.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

THE PkSSsyLvASiANs. - This popular
troupe Of MelOdis,s are playing in Marys.
yille.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28
WHAT THEY THINK or BaopERIcK. Ar
influential New York paper says:

WHAT THEY THINK or BaopERicE. .-An
influential New York paper says:
"Of the California Senators, Mr. Gwin is
on the Administration side, and has been
long in service. lie has handled Lecompton
gingerly, as the PacG; Railroad is his pet
project, and he is anxious to avoid all en-.
counters that may prove prejudical to that
enterprise. lie owes his last election to the
maguanimity Of his opponent and colleague.
who is an admirable representative OF the
leading characteristics Of the Golden State.
Fresh, original, brawDy, powerful, prompt
and ready for any emergency. he has al
ready won conspicuous position among our
Senatorial sages. Not accustomed to parlia.
mehtary ways and usages, he has yet been
singularly successful. More than once, his
hard sense has borne away the distinctions
Of critical hostility to the progress OF busi'
ness. Attempting nothing ambitious, he
entered warmly aud heartily into the lie
compton debate, and acquitted himself in a
manner TO command the full respect Of bis
fellow. Senators. Elected Democrat, his
declarations ag inst Lecompton have been
quite as significant and pointed as any that
have ever been levelled Ggainst thatpo re-
pudiated child Of fraud and aulaciy.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

- Mr.. John IA. Liiiard Is authorized to
receive Subscriptions and collect moneys for The
Daily and Tr. Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
a distance can obtain the paper BY furnishing him
with their names.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

Trejo,ce an ne dsfeat Of Ac LeeOmpton ira ID. Ihoa
pr The Daasiis Demo 0ho hace dared t. DO r,sht
yrsspeet,ps Of their oDn ,ntsrssis That noble
6traggie -rnoaAs II. Bksros
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28
PROBATE NOTICE

A,rA1EOF CAIIFORNIA-CUUNrYO OF BU TTE
- Probate Court. In pursuance Of AN order
made sad Court b. the judge thereof, the Hon.
Thos Wells at chambers, on The 18th day OF May.
A. ID. 1893. Notice is hereby gyen. to all whom II
may concern, t ~ al appDnr before sad Court, an
the 7ih day Of Juuu, Al lS,S, nj To O'clock A. VI
If said day ut the Court House. at OrpNllle ia said
Cuunty. then and there - show cause 1t any there
p, why tho li, Will aA testament oi John Conner
sh Juld not be admitted To Probate.
BY order "f tbs Court
Witness my hand and the seal of said
l. 4 Court All <ed, this lhe l1lh day OF May
- \. ID 1858. VI. IT, DARNACu
Clerk Prtbto Court,
myl7.td by J. IL. MARPLE, Deputy.