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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-31
Mr.. crlttenden on Threats of D,sun,on.

Hon. JohnJ. Crittenden, OF Kentucky made
a speech in the United States Senate, recently.
upon the proposition to take up the bill admit
ting Minnesota into the Union as State. The
distinguished orator, after justly aud powerfully
opposing the proposition to defer futher aston
upon the bill until Kansas should be ready for
admission, diverged somewhat from the imme-
diate subject under consi deration, and made the
following patriotic appeal in behalf Vf the
Union:
With all these arguments and views, and in
almost every argument and controversy that
now witness on this floor, are mingled, TO give
them strength and point, either prcgnostics of
the overthrow OF this government or threats
against its existence. This is the common
siren gthening means now thrown into every ar
gument here. While we pride the Union, while
we would, am sure, and the very gentlemen
who use this language would do all they could
to preserve aud perpetuate the Constitution and
the Union, there is not day that we are not
doomed to listen here, over ani over again, to
threats OF its overthrow, predictions made, little
prophecies thrown out, that TO day. or to.mor
row, or at some day near at hand, this govern
ment is to be no mole.
Sir. this is the most unfortunate and ominous
sign that exists in the whole country, in my
Judgment. II such language can be Familiarity
used, and thrown into overy argument as a
make-weight-as a dust in the balance--if these
threats can be made here against the exstance
of the Union, and il they can have any effect
upon the people of this country. then, indeed
sir we may apprehend that it cannot last long
| hope it will last forever; and If nobody threat
ened it until | did. il would last forever. lap
plause in the galleries.
Yes, sir, and it will last much longer than
gentlemen here, by continual repetition. and re-
hection and meditation, believe to be so near
at hand; and it would last much longer, perhaps.
but for these meditations They prize it so high
ly that the remotest danger effects them, and
they forthwith begin to prophecy that its end is
near at hand, or they are provoked at something
that is done which they think is adverse to the
interests of the Republic and the Union, and
then they threaten; but all this lie promoting
the very purpose and the very end against which
know, in their heart they are opposed, and
with their hands would oppose.
We should do well, think, to throw out Of all
our ordinary course OF argument these threats
and these prophecies. Ibelieve the Union is to
live. not because wish it, or you wish it. sir.
but it is to live for ages; believe it is enshrined
in the hearts OF the people, and they will be its
sustainers and maintainers even If we should be
reereant to the part we are to act, and desire its
overthrow. 1t il not in our power-thank God
it is not in the power of the Senate, or Of the
Congress Of the United States to overthrow this
Government, and rejoice in it,"
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-31

The LATE THOMAS RITCHIE.-It is Ead that in
the late Mr. Rtchie's house, in Washington, D..
c., inkstands were distributed wherever one
could we'll be placed, and even occupied place
in his garden. This was done fer the purpose
of noting thought, and by this means the vet
eran editor preserved what other men would
have lest.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-31
NEVADA & WASHINGTON STAGE LINE.

NEVADA & WASHINGTON STAGE LINE.
ON AND AFTER JANUARY l. 1856, the above Line will
~ run follows;
Leaving the Office at the National Exchange, Nevada at
O'Clock a. NJ passing by Mountain Spring House Morgan
Cold Spring White Cloud Gold Hill and Alpha arriving
at Washington by one oclOek in the afternoon.
It is the and best Route to Washington, Omega
Scotchmans Creek Poor Mans Creek, and Eureka.
Reuning-The Stages will leave the South Yuba Hotel
Washington every morning at nine o'clock and arrive at
Nevada BY one O'Clock p NJ, connecting with the Cali
forna Stage Co.'S Coaches for Auburn, Sacramento Marys
vile and Shasta.
oHice-South Ynba Hotel Washington.
A. S. 0LlN, Proprietor.
W. S. McRomRTs, Agent, Nevada. t34-t
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-31
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE

[C0URT HOUSE, NEVADA
JoHS 1. GAMBLE, | re. F. DEETKKx
County Surveyor, Deputy.
A LII persons hereby cautioned against employing
n other Surveyors than such may be depdtized from
this Office
(Eztrad from Ldrs Of Cdlyornid.)
CHAP. 90 SEC No survey re-survey hereafter made
By any person except County Surveyor his deputy
shall Be considered legal evidence in any Court within this
State. JOHN L. GAMBLE,
34u County Surveyor.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-31
IT'S TR Y

@zsA DR. A. CHAPMAN, Dentist, calls particular
SS77I attention to his Tooth AnOdyne, which,
when applied will stop the tooth ache in five mintes and
eectualiy destroy the nerve leaving it in 1T condition
filled without causing pain where 1t would otherwise
have to he extracted
All Dental operations performed in neat and substan
tia manner and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases
OFT1cE-In Kidd Knox Brick Builiing Pine and
Broad streets Nevada where he intends TO remain per-
manently.
October I4th 1S5e-2-u
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-31
LIVERY s. SALE STABLE.

MAIN STREET, NEVADA.
- j. A. LANCASTER, FORMERLY OF THE
7l1a Metropolis Stable, would inform his friends
SH$A> and the public generally, that be has added
AZA- extensively to his already Large and Ele-
CANT establishment of Horses Bugges, Saddles, Harness,
sc &c.-and is prepared to furnish as fine turn
outs as can be fonnd in the State
Well trained feet and easy Saddle Horses we'll equipped
for Ladies' or Gentlemen will be ready at all times.
long experience in the business and earnest desire
to retain the confidence of his friends leads him TO be
lieve he will be able to give general satisfaction.
Particular attention paid to Horses ON Livery
Carriages always in readiness with careful drivers for the
use of Balls Parties &c. &c.
The quality o. my stock will permit me to say that those
seeking pleasure engaged business would do well to
give me a call J. A. LANCASTER.
Nevada Aug. 90 1s5G.-46tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-31
TRAVELLING.
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY.

NHE STAGES of this Company will leave their 0fee at
i the National Exchange" Nevada, as follows:
FOR SACRAMENTO.
Leaves Nevada at O'Clock A. NJ and arriving at Sac
ento time for the O'Clock boats for San Francisco.
Also at O'Clock, A. NJ, running via Auburn, Ac-
commodation Line to Sacramento.
FOR MARYSvILLE.
Leaves the above named Office every morning at seven
O'Clock A. NJ. passing through Grass Valley Rough L
Ready Empire Ranch and Long Bar and arriving in Ma
rysville at 3 O'Clock p. NJ.
FoR FOREST CITY. DowNIEvILLR, PATTERSON, woLSEY's,
MoOREs AND ORLEANS FLATS.
Leaves every morning at G 1-2 O'Clock A. ~
JAMES HAwoRTH,
Pres't. C. S Co.
W. S. McRomRTs Agent Nevada. tt
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-03-31
G. e. WILMINGTON,

DEALER IN
French and American Paper Hangfngs,
1XTINDOw SHADES, Brass cornice Gold -, rldingr
w Paints, &c Painting of all kinds, and pape nALg-
ng executed in the best style, at shost notice.
49-f No. Broad Street. Nevada.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-08-05

'lNllf undersigned. dtsrous Of changing his
i business and to remove from this section 81
iho ~tato ohrs for sale biz valuable plantation
situated seven miles north If Marshall This Is
one Of the most dc,inble places If Harrison
county, whether as regards locality fertility OF
hand, or other advantage which rendor plnnta
ton valuable. OF shis the purchase an ludg
for himself al ihat is desired r. 'hat tho.,
wanting 10 buy may call aad examine The tract
Of land consists Of
1903 Acres:
300 acres Of il excellent bottom hnd, and 300
acres 10 cultivation. The improvements on the
place are good the water Is excellent and
among other advantages there is a very fine or
chnrd
For further information, enquire of Mcssrs,
g. G.. Gregg :. MctoNn. or to the UNDERSIGNED
On the premises. II {. McCOWN.
Jnl l2-is Noil-if
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sane ers 4 sears.
DRUGGISTS,

hANsllAifa TINS.
successor, to Mcdonald Il Sanders
4 RE- now receiving large SUPPLE Of Fresh
\ and Genuine Drugs Oils and Paints. Also
a superior article Of Medical Liquor. such u
rs the very lrst quality of tognac Brandy, "
Port Wine, and old Bourbon Whisky az n
veil o. incear, Fine Chewing Tobacco, Qniuine
Starch, and Candies, Sc. And will continue 10
receive urge supplies fresh from New 1rk ard
Philadelphia commensurate with their daily IN
crcasing demand They have now on hand and
viii soon be in receipt Of all the popular Patent
NediCines, Pcrlumerics, Powders, liar Oils, ard
Cosmetics Hair Restorative &c. Ne
wa. White tad and GRs- are strictly cash
articles at low prlees
March Z -. No ~ tr
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CHARLES DECkERT.
Fashionable boot and Shoemaker

tSonlh ives, corner of thu public square,
X EFP~ constantly on hand large assortment
N of iadies and Geniemons boot. and .hocs
Of his own manufacture also good supply Of
sole aud upper leather for sale.
From his long experience and close attention
10 the business. he hopes TO have continuance
Of that patronage heretofore so ihen,ly bestowed
on him All onicrs promptly aitcpied 10, md
work warranted
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DR y ". EAMEo, Marshall. ilsu 20
- County, Texas
officg judge Frazer hriel, buildIng l.
enee, the one formerly oecnpiedhy 7 q Pier
E-q.
.Jnne T. 1854
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LAW CARD.

HAL Is MOsEIEY tyooasg. mad Conn
III srlioys Al Lqw
Appars VI J HAN Marshall Texas
i Moseley, jeiltrson
Feb II lsis~ Is
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WHITE. SMITH. \ BALDWIN.

- tcElNlNG, Fore1rdne and Commeuo,
II Merchants and dealers IN Groceries, Bos,
and Bar Sior'~ Plantation sfprlieS etc
tnfrg Commerce and Niam stn-ts shrere.
port Ia.
AprI p, l-J- No 3i-H
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Shreveport Aavsrtissnsats.

rnrAn Dunn.

'"'" ~ ~ " WrtHW
...-
DUNN l. RICHIE,
(successors to Oricsb, \ GriwwoAl.l
EcElNfNG, Forvnrdpr, and Cosm,.,.,.
IL Merchants. and Dealers ~ GROCERTpx
BOAT AND BAR STORES, PLANTA'
TloN SUPPLIES, etc,
SHREVEPORT, La.
We have leased the comin,-ihs,s and 6re.s~u.s
Warehouse recently o~,sI and grouped nv
Messrs. oglcsby \ Grswod and arr I,svpssvul I,
receive and store cotton, merchandise an, nm.
duec.
We solicit patronage, aud pis,lgr ourselves 1,
give prompt attention to all business entrusted I,
our care.
We shall keep on band a, all times comp,nr
Stp,k of plantation supplies, boat and bar yisr~
AM groceries Of every description to which w.
I beg leave TO call public attention.
Our charges for receiving, storing and .hipp;o,
cotton Is twenty-five cents par bale for the en,ir
season
! We will make liberal Cash Advances on cts,o,
and merchandise IN store.
DUNN Il RfTCnIE.
/ Feb 20, - No 25-,f
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Executors Notice.

1 ETfER@ tcstamentary were granted TO The
IL undersigned. on the estate Of G.. u. Grain.
Sem deceased, At the January term, A. y. 1853,
tis being the 26th day thereof of the county
court pertaining TO the estates If deceased per-
sons. This ia, therefore, 10 notify all persons
having chains against said estate, to present
thcm within the time prescribed By Law aud
those iudehind TO make Immediate payment.
J Il GRAIN, Ex'r
JAM IT, S. " - 81
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FOREST MAIL STAGE LINE.
(It Ar (.I,

FROM MARSHALL To JEFFERSON. pAlNGR
FIELD MOUNT PLEASANT AND oLAiAs
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Hats, Caps, and BOnnets.

Ladies' Fine Hair llonncts 'nnttimmedl
English Straw Bonnets. (luifim
Riding Hats.
Misses Hats,
Gents Fashionable silk Hats,
Panama, ieghorn, ard Straw Hat,
hmm IIuia
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Daing,rG4ld, Texas, April lsas
Sst- Texas Republican copy 3 months aHd
barge ! T,
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1O~EPH BECH1DID makes superior mai
~ raeSss. and IT how preis. they can be found
II ~ sizss, At Mr.. Evers -ieFn, IN Marshal
~ksc crtrfs csn be kit FIR any particular kind
rquirsl They - u be nesle III Siioft notlee,
A.ret "a - No. Il
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IIANN rs d HARRIS
INVITE the attention a 'hepublc other large
l stock Of New Goods which they arr Offering
low 10 good customers. They challenge com
parison with those doing legitimate hu-iness,
10 STYLES and prices, our stock cousists Of
Spring aud Summer Dry Goods.
Of the latest and most approved styles llonncts
Hats Flats, Boots Shoes. Clothing. Ladies and
Gents furnishing Goods Hosiery Cnvats Col
lars, Neck Ties Ribbons and fAc,s. White
Goods, facets, Skirts plain and hoped Clothing
Sc. Also l'oae, Plantation Goods large
stock Hardware Table aud Pocket Cutlery.
Quconsware WOODWARD, Saddlcry Tobacco, Car
reuter's tools, Lead Nails Hoes, AXcs, Ham.
mers, Spades. Shoyels. Chains, &c, Also large
lot of School Books and Stationery Liberal
inducements offered 10 prompt paying customers
Call and examine oar goods and prices
HAYNES a HARRIS
Bay Those who are indebted to Us arr respect.
fully invited 10 come forward and settle or nuke
satisfactory arrangements or we shall be- com
pcllel to pace ON documents in the hands Of IN
officer for collection.
HAYNES 4 HARRIS.
May 20, 81 No ~ If
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NlNNNi.I,YIuN.

Illk copartmrship heretofore existing between
! John I. Miller and ". H. Tart, under the
name and style q Miller and Hart, late propri,-
tors Of the Adkins House, Marshall, Texas, i,
hereby dissolved by mutual consent this day. 9Th
April 1859.
JOHN +. MILLER
VI Il HART
Ami Il, -1s
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LAW CARD.

wtltfsN =. otnuraFH, gNn' an ?. f'rs. 7sH
nCfIITREE a fIrSCpMB ali pEaeie'
~ IN the courts Of Tia 6lh judicial District
.Iulf 2 1853. lv
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NclNO\ al.

WE have removed from our old stand to the
W house nest door 10 Messrs, Haynes n IIar-
rus, where We are now receiving full stock Of
s,ddlcry. We shall be pleased Ia have our old
customers call and purchase more and pay for
What they have bought
!. H. EDW ARDS & CO.
March 20, SO % If
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New Orleans Advertisements.
paper-Hanging, raisiS, Glass, and
wafer toior..

Nermaus, Rr-res 4 Sons. Aciertaas's.
alk OttUrucs
ItsT 5ssveef ases SRA ol t.s show, fniHr.
y u rate. sli f Maln-tny sHI tt~rnosFl .ata-.
siih ia-t. aH8 hsfs. Aiss German tn'.l. in .ls-a
a1I h0ss- hns essait'neat
pii cs'sT-. ~ tHfes fissiish and American
tansases iaf ppf,ssit. 10 tautss o' $40 g. isaa8
Cantasln fais. ifusa - ie 81 inchsas w,d-
Sreseher for ssutssas 81 aH e.ersi
49, 30 fire saile ard tansI tlIr tHuria.
l61 faiai sud yafrtsf hHs.t-- al sites
-o parkHeas ralh and silver l~ff.
ltr haHtIas aHfsh trHHIs 81 'ise afi yellow
TN m r. sheets anI hnass
IH.ss. ai a ftr asiasi rslars.
Frsuri au1 American
l'apcr-Eaangipgs, Tsordcr, Deco
rgfion-, etc.
NaoH4 .Hd4ss sash uud E'in.. nf All .iyss afd
ietant4.sa nc -as. cheap
WINDOW GLASS, 81.
ir1l.v-. 4m-fiaan Wfa.1N G.as-. alI ..se..
ilHD ds i.sH tHd Ffafir4. from ~tin 90 tHrgJ E.
@"N.ifs fae faf+t'tts
la1 batea ianhI- OBI American. sti0 go i0s1l
lIn1 lgif rs.s.faIl g'ass
in1 fIafIsf aHman i-
Tn bundles sIafirf hfls
lotions $ a..e lead. Do - io 101 il kcr.
900 rtHisiefs mn .ga Hfal IH.sH fl .4are la
iHi r5upa Hesarrs
tf1 i'~ hHe trene. arreH dfy and araHul % ~
1000 bif.s uIaHYR aUd fGus 81 hNr Lnsimh Faur
tar llai. sHd fflioa achn
Faint Wills al Hil sifss End eVefF article usuai y
fsiA paint. cd nod 7ular sete. 81 10 fs bound Al
K CLANNON'S
Ma - ~ O. tanai o., s. Orleans
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LAW CARD.

" +. MIL i'iorfy m Lar No. 20, Com
w. mercial Place Now Orleans.
ias been q cition Of Texas Stensifely an3
lahorioisly engaged IN the practice % !aw NOR
than twenty scara and confidently teffs e. 'he
Bench and Bar Of that State.
Information rs 90 the hws, lands and lagd +
tia II fcxas eau BE- had 40 ny oilea, a'd aa9
iisiness In that state viii be transacted tlreu b
reliable correspondents.
ncfpfatWr s. 1891 s.
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CIT KAY. r. N''At'
afrKAy 4 HAYNES fornegs a.d Core
vi .rli5rs ai Lf,e. Marshall Te&as. viii e'fe
prompt attention to al bu-inc~ entrusted % iheir
carr.
Ass~ ofioe Eat Of tlt public qm5s ia iae
building foraoly occlpal By 7. Pwly, ~
Nov. II, - se l5t
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rs. JENNINGS, Aqem-4 20 iee Mar
-. shah. Texas uficc 81, NORTH West cor
ser Of the pablie 81 ar.
IaBuare - gSii.
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MILLER \ NORRIS.

Wholesale AND grrsn.
DRUGGISTS and NOOkscllcrS,
Shreveport, Ia
n IMPORTERS aud dealers in pare French,
~ kuelish, AMI American Drugs and Chem.
u clos, Paints Oils, Window Glass English
and American CUTLERY Fine Guns. -.n.
Stationery Books Fancy Articles, ZsS
Fishing tsckls~ tobacco and snuff
II is the purpose Of the proprictors 10 main
tain for their establishment character for tkal.
ING IN the very choicest description of got.k IN
their line, and fairness and honesty in every s:hf
respect On these grounds they solicit the trad,
OF the surrounding country
MILLER & MORRIS.
April - lsis No ~ en-
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LAW CARD.

II NIX Ny iroraeg md foRHseior af Laf
ILL., Carthage. Pamela couniy. 1eNis.
a-ss~ Office ON Saline street, one doof East 81
The Post Office,
March 20, | ~a@ t1
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nFFEHS his prof iensl erie 90 tie th5
1ens II Marshall ard ulfonadmg country
ss5- oi'iee al Tie Drug store ct ~andurs a
StArS
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IL, u. Z Il r q q q W.
WEST Pt BI.C sol ARE MARSHALL 'i-N'H
n,r tee iarl
CulHt. Q tisvut s7s aN
ParsAs and tHnr 'aaA' >"" '
snnt4s s. ! Shvl and aSffs a*eRl
t,rrr AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT.
t.nta oao
fsi eFiu ohfH3 N' ''A
10 laa ,.r ..t, ,..
our hriaff ''rAt
house nd lop, DEALING and LIBERAL fR,l-t u1" o"A'"S "
be
Narlun April less.
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NBROTl PES :.

l. NRIN AIED BEAUTY
CkN 80 OBTAINED AZ
4 e. NOENITES GALLERY,
Over sanders X Scarf Drug store.
Marshall, itcqs.
Marshall, May /.
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LAW CARD.

-, NJ ADAMS. ffgney n I'm MarsAa =.
Harrison Coanly l,sas, sill p7se'itf m
the ax,h Judicial District. and io he ~HseH
tai Federal Courts a TylG
Jan 1~a2
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Cooking Stoves

Sr received from Cincinnati twenty Cook.
- ing stoves, different rins and patterns for
sale cheaper than any heretofore oerd in this
market j. H. VAN HOOK.
NAV 1851 Sc #
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LAW GARD.

T ". CIorGH 4 X VI. VAN ZANIf
-. .hforseg. and CoaaVflors n Law, Mar
shall, Harrison county. TcNaR
.lnnr IN ~ W y IS
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HOWELL & BUrkNER, Successors to J \,
IL ilnNrll Co. RfesiriHe. Fcrgaara,nr aaa Ter
nfise'aa N-,tltis and GeHfral ofecess, oNet "af,
honsr, Nirag,.sla landing, Shreveport Louisiana
Not ~, 1857 II Is
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Professional CARDS.


, ....u,,t > wILttaHfuS
MARSHALL. 4 WILLIAMSON dhousg'
vi al isar. Marshall Harrison county 1eNna
have assoe:stad together IN the practice Of laH.
and ~iiI lttessd rroapsy 70 any huFiHess within
the sixth Jslieinl District, and N the ~apah'
and Federal costrts ut Tyler,
Marshall .I,sne o. 1858.
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4 NOV IN NJ.

CHOW NI NJ.
Fine Black Cloth Coats,
pap Dclc and Alpaca Coats
Italian Goats,
White and Inlorrl Linen Goats,
Black aud tolorei Cashmere Pants,
LINN and Merno Pants,
Linen Bosom shirts.
Shirt Collars.
nder-Shirts, Cotton six and Marine,
White and Brown Drill Drawers.
SADDLERN.
Mems Saddles, Spanish American and English.
ialies
isoys
buggy aud Wagon Harness.
Bin Brides and Collars
Buggy and Carriage Reins.
Cotton and Worsled Clrcing,s and tlrhs.
isri,lle- Of Nil kinds,
Carpet aud Saddle Bags
ieaiiwr and i,ope iinltclS
llamasirilgs, Carriage and Ok Thongs.
A LS0,
a large lot Of Crockery, China and Glassware,
4 large lot Of Nails.
WM BRADFIEi.D & co
Marshall. june ~, 1888
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tlHql-unrp. -
ur u. r HARRISON, oacc az WrEu
A.l,u 81 Co.,. Sew Orleans
Mag D. 3d. so 49, lv
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DoY'T FORGET T1fE NJ HBER.
Western Exchange Boarding House

Fi TIKI n.
Ne g aud 3 fump street..
Va, .us Naa,lg. WV OHtrtys.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-14
PROBATE NOTICES.
Probate Notice.

GTATEoF CALIFORNIA. County Of Buiie-pro.
- bate court Oroville. June 10th 1859. Estate oI
lamesP. Hpghes. deceased. In pursuance OF an or
der made IN the Hon. Probate Court the 9th day
Of June d. 1888. notice Is hereby given TO al
whom II may concern. 10 be ard appear bnfore said
court on Monday, the 25th day Of August
A. ID. 1858, nj the houi IL 10 O'Clock Of that day
The Court House of said county In the town OF Oro
Vile then and there 10 show " any there be
why the Administrator Of said estate should DO
make nhl settlement thereof, and he be discharged
from iuriher liability in the premises.
~ order of Cont.
Witness my hand aud the seal of said Court affx re,
isEALl this, the 10th day Of June, A. D. 1858.
VI. II. DARRAClI, Clerk Probate.
BY l. n. MARBLE, Deputy
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
COnstable's Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION I

OF AN
h issued out Of John : Berry's Court. Justice
OF the Peace in and for OThir Township. Butte
c. untv, and State Of California against JOSEPH
RYDER. and in favor Of C. II HEDGES and VI. w
HANNON. for the sum Of one hundred and fifty
$50 OW Dollars. PRINCIPAL debt and seventy three
twenty FIVE hun6re redhs (SI3 25l Dollars interest
AMI accrung Interest the at the rate of four
per cent per month, from the third say Of July
D. 1853 until paid nnd all costs Of suit taxed IN the
SUN ot six (s6 OO) together with all accruing costs
on said wrl 10 me directed and delivered, comman-
ding me t. sail the mortgaged premises hereinafter
described, IN satisfy said demand. viii. on Monday
the goth day ofJuly, a. ID 1858. at the hour
OF two o'clock, p NJ. of said day. In pursuince OF
the requirements OF said writ sell ut public sale u
the highest bidder for cash. the property scrbed
in said wntas follows TO wit: All that certain piece
or parcel Of land lying aud being and situated in the
Town OF Oroville, county of Butte and tate Of Cali
fornia descr bed md designated on the plot or nor
nf snid Town of OrOyile rs ot number Five ~ and
In Block Eighteen 1Sl, said lot fronts On Mont
gom.ry street sixty six feet and runs bnck towards
Feather river one hundred and thirty two feet. TO
get her with all and singular the tenemPnts, heredi
tamenis and appurtenances thereunt0 belonging o
IN nywse pertaining.
The above Sale 20 take place In front OF the or
leans Hotel. in the Town OF OrUvLle. county anC
State Aforesaid.
MAGUIRE. Constable.
Orove, July 5th, 1858. iy5td,pfs30