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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20
The Only Full Course Mercantile
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to spare no labor EXPENSE IN aiiordlLg the most
adequate faciltics for Young Gentlemen to qualify
themselves for various responsible poi ions III life
liz Cours' - lus ruction l. as thcrough and COM
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TO Farmers.

1--WE Nil ons Hedge Plants for sale In small lois
Il 70 suit armers 1T % Is per thousand.
There wilibe Small reduction name On large guam.
titles.
Kusu.fe OF the subscriber, over HIS and WASH
burns stove Store, nearly opposite the Post Once,
orsdy street, Dsveupsgt Iowa.
VsbS .WSf sOHu y. 11e0.
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DAVENPORT, IOWA.

rINooRPoR ATED IN 1859. -
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i stuaents can receive d thorough gurse OF In
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isyisls, n, PMervin. Esl,
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IPC,afes Esl, II IT Smith, Lsq
JLo NJ Cannon, ESQ, Patton, Esq.
-rAcULTY.-
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rn.tics with able assistants
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ing.
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-LECTURERs.-
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Our commercial Course embraces complete sets o,
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Ir DIV dual partnership and JOINT toct and com, nd
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Practical Penmanship.

Ths 1epar .mt ut Is under the dire elton OF the Princi
pals, 7. Davis aniH. s. Upton, who give daily
lessons in P-nmansnp embracing a systematic sts le
~ fnaut isl 6llsit.ass Urifipn.
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TER MS--Pa va bic s0nl entering
For full Mercantile Course Including all depsrt-
ment OF DO keeping, Lectures AMI Permanshp,
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apricatiou at the Col &c, or by sending fer
Circular, which Will be fu, nished gIatuitously by
return nall. Address
DAVIS X Upton.
may12.dn Peoria or Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20
War Of 1912!

r. the gentleman who called at Mackio; a Corbln's
i some two three weeks since, TO enquire abpgt .
pension and who repre- sented himself as having
n the War 81 1919 and the Mexican War, viii cal
ain he vii, hear Of something TO his sdvsntase.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20
SALOONS.
1883 John Akin 1858

ID E6TAURAET, corner Second I'D Main streets.
N Con'cciionerie., v!ands &c, furnished IN the
most elrgant style.
wedding Cake, Plain Cake, Fresh and Pickle;
Oysters, together with all Iuxuries Of the season.
iii 4. a -.
A Billiard Saloon, most elegantly ntted up.
tAiring three txbiea. Entrsnre on Main street,
rotsdtf JOHN ATKtE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20

LIST OF WINNERS SIRED ny WAGNER. sfRE or
FRAN T. & DAM.
Eliza Goldrby, Florida, Laura ~ man, Pass IaIris,
Sam i.etcher.
For further particulars OF the ceebrafea Wagner,
INT Of his famous race with Grey Fags IN
Tart r. gisie- OF 1910, reported by WIN. 4 Porter.
apt9iND3nl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20

Special LtCtures NIL De deIlrcfed 0ccdSiondFY
by geHfIenten or kno7rn 6eiebrHy, uhich lcW BE-
Iree 10 Ne IuhiiG.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

ss APPRorRIArE NAME There 10 pawn.
broker in Marysville named Suskiud. Now
up here In the mines, you know, suskind OF
suskin means oil the same rs spelter or spon.
dslicks or kale seed, or 10 other words mon.
ey. Hence We say what We do say, tina,
suskiud is good and appropriate name fol
ahypothecator. BY the way, We have al
ways noticed one pecaliarity among pawn
brokers; they are oil incorrigible soakers
and have great proneness to spout.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27
San Francisco News.

Mary Ann Dunn stabbed her husband W.
Dunn very severely in the breast with q
dagger on Wednesday afternoon. Dunn i.
q drunksrd. beastly, bullying fellow, and
his unfortunate wife is thought to be insane
1t is supposed he will die She has been ar.
rested.
One Hadley was garrotcd when he wa.
drunk, by three men who have been arrest.
ed.
The trial of Charles Bass, indicted for be
ing accessory to the murder of Mason in
Placer County, for which Wbithurst has al
ready been sentenced, commenced on Thurs.
day in the Fourth District Court.
Geo. Sandrie, A. J. Gladding and W. W
Chapman have become insolvents
Fears are felt for the safety Of VIM War.
rem and Reuben Knox who went on a fishing
excursion to Raccoon Straits on Monday.
The local man Of the .difa has secn red
petticoated lady on the street. Lucky fellow
The U. s. Steamer .7ctiue arrived on Thurs
day.
Markets unchanged. We gather the above
from the Express Telegram.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27
saeramento News.
SAcaAMExro, March %.

SACRAMESTO, mnTCu ~.
In Senate, Governor returned several bills
without approval in consequence OF clerical
errors.
Governor approved Of act to pardon G. W
Denable to use his evidence against parties.
Mr.. Merritt introduced a bill relating to
water bitches.
Mr.. Taliaferro, an act for relief of ]. F.
McCauly. late State Prison contractor, to pay
him SO 900, and an act to purchase certain
personal property Of McCauly.
Substitute for bill providing for a coussi-
tutional convention ordered engrossed by q
majority Of one vote. The bill requires a
maj jority of all the legal votes Of the State.
1t is thought it will be defeated.
Senate bill, to amend act concerning esca-
ped convicts, passed.
Senate bill to amend act concerning swamp
lands passed.
Sunday law amendment of Assembly laid
on the table.
| In Assembly, petition was presented
from citizens of Oakland, asking removal Of
capital to that place.
| Vote whereby Senate bill for suppression
Of gaming was indefinitely postponed, was
reconsidered and bill referred.
| Act to divide San Francisco into townships
substitute of Mr. Tuttle, referred to commit
tee on counties. by q vote of AZ to | I, instead
of to San Francisco delegation Politics mix.
ed up in it Palmer, of San francisco. gave
notice that he would resign in consequence
of the above vote-(probably not at present
Senate resolution to adjourn April l2th
made the special order of the day for Wed.
nesday
Stakes introduced act concerning physi.
clans and apothecaries; also an act concern.
ing trustees others than executors and ad.
ministrators
Stakes, from judiciary Committee. report.
ed adversely to several bills, among which
was an act to exempt laborers' wages Of one
month from attachment
Bill to regulate rates of freight and pas
sage on steamers in California waters, made
special order for Friday, April Ist.
Holiday introduced act for protection o
swan and other game.
Act in reference to appeal by guardians
in certain cases, passed.
Davis bill for taxation and protection o
mining claims indefinitely postponed.
Assembly bill for better protection Of set
tiers. introduced by Mr.. Stout, ordered ell
crossed
Democratic caucus to consider postpone
ment of Congressional election met tonight
and adjourned to the evening of April 9th
-Erpress Telegram.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

rns Cosssoursurs.- Washington ID. o.
Staiss has been permitted toexAmne . private lot.
Ter from dIstingu'shsd Democrat in Kansas to a
Member Of Congress nom Penhsylvanla The letter
statss that the Lscompton Consultation was con-
ceived In fraud, and nurtured and maturcd in ini
guilty and that the United States Army, multiplied
BY ten, cannot put 1t in operation In Kansas. The
writer says he has slways beena Democrat, and
through I'll ths trodblesin Kansas has admonished
the people to submit TO the laws aud seek their
sdy st the ballot box that things seem quiet now
bnt that Il is the cain, that precedes mighty storm
that the Territory, At present, Is but sluhberine
volcano, which win burst forth the moment Con
grsss adopts the Consultation.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27
GiYem In LYin1.

Inc world is sometimes alluded to as the
dioee. and ss true as fate 10 the aphorism,
the world is given to lying; )" and SO is the
'fooe OF San Francisco. Custom House pap
toiH make people lie, and upon tha. kind Of
trash. the Globe has battened, and 10 bloat-
ed' Custom, as we'll as Custom Houses, cre-
ates strange and almost unaccount ntabIe re-
suits. The Globular editor has so long welid.
cd the auction hammer and 30 frequently
cried going. going" over every description
Of wares that when, per chance, he became
possessed Of the paper he now dabbles in.
his FIRST impulse was to mount the tripod,
ring bis bell, and announce his columns for
sale He found bidders, of the vigilante
stamp. Yes; the Vigilantes bought his traps
and calamities, and while they wanted him,
ne was wholly theirs. Bye and bye they
had no further use for him and he found that
another salc must be made, 30 be grasped
his hammer and bell once more, and finally
knocked himself and paper down to the pow
ers that be- in the Custom House This las,
was kind of administrators sale" or rath.
er an Administrators purchase. for the
transfer was made more to the Admiuistra
tion than to the Custom House.
The Globe man has gone to work in earn.
est for his new masters, and as we intimated
above, is given to lying; for he has traduced
the character of all whom he in his new
capacity cannot affiliate with he will
probably live upon the profits of this las,
sale, until his masters shall die political
death and then he will have to go into the
mart again. But we don't believe he will
effect sale. his commodity is becoming
drug. and we arc bound to believe nobody
will want it after the Custom House is don,
with it.
Should Congress fail to force the Calhoun
Lecompton fraud down the throats of tn,
Kansas voters, there will be waiing in th.
Globe Office If such news comes, shear il
not Duncan. for it's a knell," that will ring
! in your ears like an auction bell!
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27
NA..ow EscApE raox DsowSIso "A

NAaRow ESCAPE FROM DRouNiNc "A
little girl. some eight or nine years Of age,
named Anna Donovan, daughter Of Mr.. II.
Donovan, fell into the ditch near ito inter.
section with Bird street yesterday morning
and would doubtless have been drowned had
not Mr.. WIN. Coifsy, attracted by her cries,
rome 70 her assistance and relieved her from
her psriIous position. There are many chill
dren living near this ditch and IL is von-
der that 80 few fatal accidents happen. It's
quite necessary that a fence should be placed
!. n.. Il. r;,;se.s or Board Of
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

CoLuMBIA.-The Gazette tells us tha,
there are sixty grOg shops in Columbia.
The San Francisco Minstrels and the Rob
snson Family have been playing in Colum
bia lately.
The weather has been stormy Of late, and
miners and farmers are rejoicing.
A man named Jacob George was very Sc
verely injured lately by falling from fun.
a distance Of tifty-two feet. No wonder b,
was hurt.
The Gazette office needs new roller.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

SsxIYou.-Th Yreka Union tells us Of
an attempt made by three footpads to rob a
miner. They searched him, but finding nc
money, "cussed" him and told him to be off,
Robert Boyd was killed at Greenhorn by
the caving Of mining claim, and Daniel
Cole was killed by similar accident at
French Guloh on Scott River.
The weather has been mild and business
is improving at Yreka.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

STATE JOURNAL AND KANsAs.-Yester.
days Express makes the following extrsc,
from one Of the State Journals Kansas ar
ticles g.
Dyms Diriogaesh newydd syddigael Ell fur
ho OR wlad Gang sydd yu my ned dan yr enw
y Diriogaeth lndiadd. or hon lluuiwid Ne
braska a Minnesota. ymddengys fod gwah.
anol farnau yn Elm CydgyDghorfa barthed
derfynau y Diriogaeth new ydd Hoaa un
blaid fod y Diriogaeth i'w gcneyd fyny or
rhelyw Minnesota yn unig. ira y myna y
lleill iddi gynwys sdran helaeth Nebraska
0nd pa fodd bynag. y mac yn Dacotah yn
barod oddetu 1000 drigolion.
The above is the strongest argument we
have yet seen advanced BY the Lecompton-
ties. "we shall allude to this ubjec, again
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

A VALUABLE CALF.--We are informed
that calf two years old. belonging to Mr..
Fuller. Of Michigan Flat, regaled itself last
Tuesday, upon a shirt that contained fvc
twenty dollar pieces. and fourteen dollars in
gold dust, all Of which was slowed away to.
gether. This is about as costly repast as
We have heard Of any eriffer indulging in.
A lunch that costs $il4, is rather. extrava
giant. for two year old. The owher Of the
property so summarily disposed Of considers
it.perfectly safe. although q little inconve.
nient TO get hold of when be may want it,
1rse Republican. 3If
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

DrD'Nr DO Ir.--wheu Mr.. Oliver retired
from the Columbia Gazette, he stated tina,
that paper under the control Of its new man
agsr, Judge Parburt would continue 10 be
Democratic Mr.. Oliver reckonsd without
his host. The Gazette has ceased to be Dem.
ocratic and IL Lecomptonian.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

PEnsosAL.--Mr Ford. lately proprietor
Of the Sacramento Age visited us yesterday
We also received call from II. Hamilton,
Esq editor Of the Los Angeles Star. Both
these gentlemen ere worthy members Of the
press.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

RxtLsoAps-The MarysvIile Ners thinks an arti
'els in the sacramento papers concerning the "sac
rameuto and Marysvils Railroad" Is 'shillamahoy.
That's precisely our opinion OF tho "Marysvill,
iRailroadp itself
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27
Strayed or Stolen

uNRoM THE SUBSCRIBER. ON OR IN
II about the 18th OF March, one Bay Ian
horse, with a ball face and three white feet, A2l-
aud the fourth supposed TO be part white, 10 abot
IL hanfs high, with white spots ON both sides
and white hairs scattered over his rump and Sides
little white spA the top OF the shoulder supposed
to be q collar marx, darn name aud tall and q small
burst on tbe lef side; also, o.e bay about is
hands high white strip the forehead the le side
Of the nUse white with iitiie white ON the under
lip, four white feet collar marked top of the neck
thin In dcsh. and branded the lef shoulder sup
posed TO be j. >. also on the right thigh star Any
person thai VIII bring one or both OF them TO Abbyes
Ranch. two miles above the Buffalo Ranch on the
Orusilie and forbes,own Road. or wiii give me in
fosmstion Of the sssnc, VII ee literally rewarded.
March q, 1855 D. ABBEY
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

Nsv ADvssrIssnxsrs Probably the most ex.
tsnsivs stock Of goods brought to 0rovile has
just bssa opened BY Lang Co. in the Brick block
Huntoon street, just below the Theatre Building
Their assortment Of Goods embraces provisions
srscsriss mining TOOLS clothing, &c, all OF which
they o6er at MArysville prices-wholesale and retail
Our old Bidwsl friend, Mr.. Joseph Block, Is ofthii
6rm ofLang l. Co.
Attention is called to the advertisement Of Geo
4. Van Bokkelsn, dealer In Paper, Blank Books
Cards, &C., San Francisco.
The John L. Stephens IL advertised TO sail fol
Panama, on the 9Th Prox.
Leonard & Co. advertise the sale BY Auction, Of q
large and choice lot Of Roses and other Flowers.-
This sale will take place Monday, At the corner
Of Montgomery and Lincoln streets.
Mr.. D. Abbey sdvsrtises the loss Of . Horse and
Mare and offers reward for their recovery.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

NEW TwEArRIcAL COMPANY "A thsat'
sioai company has lately been formed 10
Bscramsnto under the msnagsrship Of Mitch.
III, the. we'll known actor This company
iutsud 70 travel over the State aud give ex-
hibitions under large pavilion.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

EvrEors 0v rHs FRosr.--we learn from Major
Bdwel that the frost has destroyed nearly all the
buds on his Pesch trees This Is a sad calamity
We should all feel II II the Majors Peach crop
should fail for in fact he supplies our market with
II this delicious fruit than any other
YYu0gn.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

erEAxsoAr MEMbEa.--flon. Charles l.. Scott has
made speech 10 Congress on his favorite measure
the steHmbsoat passenger act. He is also in favor
of that ether astsamboatn the Lecompton swindle
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

AspHALrux.- THE San Franciscans seem to be
greatly impressed with the virtues of the Asphaltum
Psvsments snd are covering nearly all teir streets
With a.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

We yesterday saw Frank
Johnson's colored porter. Charley, "toting''
a mail bag to the Post Offico. He and the
bag together looked nightly like specimen
of "black- mail "
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

MARRIED MAN.-Ths Sacramento papers
Say that Black, who accidentally killed Hen
dsrson on Sunday night, is now known to be
. married man. The fact Of his marriage
has heretofore been kept secret.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

RsoossrpsRAIox.. The Union thinks that the pres
snt Senate and Assembly will earn for themselves
the name Of the Lsgislsture Of thousand recon.
alterations,
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

The Mssorxr Sacramento Union tells us
that the new Aaminissrat tion paper which Is about
being born In that city Is TO be called the Daily
Mercury. Appropriate name for . Lecomptonisn
sheet. Mercury was the God Of thieves.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

BuTrER.-A butter wagon was run away with by
horse in San Francisco tho other day, and tn
streets were spread like . school boys slice.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

EAsTEs sorRsE--A Grand soiree is to be held At
Musical Hall, on the Evssing Of Eastsr-ths 5th of
April. Arrangements have been perfected which
will render ita very pleasant reunion. first rate
band Of m musicians has been engaged. Hisa capital
idsa. We need good dance In 0roville.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

SENTENCED To.DAY.-Wm. Roberts. con
victed of manslaughter in the 4th Distric,
Court, San Francisco, will be sentenced to.
day
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

A RASCAL ARsEsrsD--Merthew the gold dust
swinder has bsen arrested In San Francisco So we
learn BY the Call.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

ISsAsrrY.--Three men were taken from
San Francisco to the Stockton Asylum on
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

In TowS.--Msjor Bidwell was In town yesterday,
apparently In good health.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

THAI BABY,-we learn that on Wednesday evening
last lady found her return from ball, that the
sex Of her child changed. She had take, girl
with her to Barry's, but on her arrival home, she
found herself the proprietress OF a fine hoy. How
the matter has since been arranged not in.
formed. but were 1t our case shoad hold on to
the boy - Columbia Gazeete.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27

VNHE PRoPRIEToRs OF THE RAW CITY
BREWERY. 0ormeriy the Lion Companyl \
having made considerable improvements in The oua.
Y OF sneir ALE and PORTER. respectfully inform
ufaesuring AL and PORTER which il superior 10
any article OF The kind before made in he state
anu they ieei confident that il is equal in str engt
suu natol W the' OF the best New York and PhiIa-
de'phia brewries. The agent,
M. M. w yor.s
s1no,s az, eai rom all wishing to purchase genuine
~, anu M rottef. assuring that single trial will sal
,sy y .ne most skeptical be has instructions from
M me company To act in tho most liberal way with All
hls Customers The STOCK ALE is equal 10 the
Ssis III hhnssh Ale, and can be soid for nearly one
II u. Sale and Porter gaaranteed To kee,
.,, =. N. =. wYEh. Sole Aren't.
"H''-a Tor orcy,Ils Butte Count.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-27
paoVILLR, SATURDAY, MARcH s7th. 1855.

Z 70 Mr.. Jehn H. Lillard 10 authorized 70
rscsivs Subscriptions and collect moneys for the
Daily and III. d.wsekIy Butte Record. Persons living
d distance can obtain the paper BY furnishing him
with their names. Ih
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-21
SUM NONS.

State of al iornil, In the District Court qfhe Ff-
County of Butte, teenth Judicial District.
JOHS SYLVESTER Va. PHILIP BRIeL 4 co.
An acti III brought ia the District Court of the Fiji
teenth Judicial District, and the Compliant Filed
Ia the County of Butte, in the on 10 OF the Clerk
of said District Court
KNilEPeopl the State ot C,lifornia, To Phillip
IL Briel, Greeting You are hereby required to
appear In an aston brought against yo by the
above namNi Plaintiff In the District Cour, Of the
FiitsenM Juiica District, In AMI for the County OF
Butte, and to answer the Compliant fled therein,
"a copy OF wach accompanies this Sumnons) with.
In ten days exclusive of the day Of servica) after
the service on You of this Summons, If served within
this County IL served out of tais County. but with
in this judicial District, within twenty days or IL
out OF said District then within forty dHys-or judy
ment by default will be taken against you.
The SAID action Is brought TO obtain judgment for
the recovery of the SUN OF Two Hundred and Fifty
Dollars and Interest thereon at the Of ten per
cent per annum from the second day of July last
and for ID cree for the foreclosure of a certain
mortgage deed, and Tor tho sale of tho IN ortgaged
promises known as the Slaughter Ground Off. A..
Piatt Co AMI more fully described in Plaintiff 3
Complaint herewith served; aud for Execution
against. other property of Dsfendl if said mort
gagged premises should be insufficient to satisfy the
judgment herein, aud for costs OF SUIT and ifyou
fail TO appear and answer the said Complaint rs
above required, the Plaintiff viii apply 10 the Court
Tor the relief In his Complaint demanded.
[ ~ Given under my hand and seal of the
{sEAL. ! District Court of the Fifteenth judicial
~ District, this Fourth day of December, in
the year of Lord tho Island eight hundred and
afty sew n.
NJ. II. DARRACn, Clerk.
GRAsaER CnEEsaAs, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
t7-lw3m.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-21
DECLA2ArOlY NOTICE.

kET ArE OF CALiFORSiA-County Of Butte-ss.
~ Barbara SchrEer n resident of the county Of
Butte AMI State Of California, being married wo-
mfu, 10 wit: the wife of Charles Schrmer. also n
resident of saii county, hereby makes this declari'
ton, that she Will carry the business OF farming
and ranchiug. aud bnying, selling, raj sing npl ira
dihg III horses cows, sheep. hog vegetables, and I'll
BUSINESS transactions of what nature soever. con
necied with the said business of farming aud ranch
Ing in her own n me, aud on her own account, aud
tn { on and after the date OF this declaration of in
ten'on, she will be ndisiiuil lily respon .ible in her
own name. for all debts cpntricei by her on ac-
count of said business above mentioned. Aud she
further declares that the capital invested In her said
business above mentioned, does not exceed the sum
Of five thousand dollars.
BARBARA SGTTIRMER
On this the sixth day Of March, A. d. 1850, before
me II. A. Custom, Notary Pubic In and for sli'i
Butte Cuuniy, PERSONALITY appeared Barbara Sour
mer, and made aud signed The foregoing declaration
under oath In my presence.
In witness, whereof have hsreunto set my hand
and official seal the day and year FIRST above wr ten.
:skAL II. 4. CASTOR, Notary Public,
''''' In aud for Butte County. Cal.