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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-23

10 the last Army General Order it is an
nounced that "On the LIST proximo the de-
partment of Florida will be broken up, and
the several military stations therein will re-
vert to the department Of the East. Colo
mel g, Loomis. 9Th infantry, has exhibited
zeal, ability. aud good judgment in the ardu-
Gus duty vi bringing to a successful close
the late Indian hostilities in the peninsula
of Florida; and the officers, non commission
ed officers, and soldiers, both regulars and
volunteers, and employees under his COM
msnd, have ably supported him by their &C
tive and unremitting exertoas, in all seasons
and at all times, in a country where mi!ita-
~ operations are ficult and where but lit
tie occurred to relieve the dangers and heavy
drudgery of the campaign. The oommap-
der and those who served under hlm have
deserved well of their country"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-23

A man nsmed Fitzgerald vas committed
to Jail on Monday last. charged with steal
ing q number OF cattle belonging to citizens
Of the village and vicinity Of Bladensburg,
Maryland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-23
Good,

At the Fourth # July celebration, held at
L ximgton, tic following toast was offered:
I'll ops and Tight Pants-the ut qualified
representatives Of financial extremes. May
the charms CT the ladies be as boundless as
their skirts; and may the gents never get IS
tight as their breeches."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-23
New York and virginia.

1t has been nearly q century ago since the
Rev. James Maury, distinguished virgil
ian, predicted that the race for commercial
ascendsncy IN this continent would lie be-
tween New York and Vrginia--and that the
first one that tapped the great Western val
ley would be the winner. This was long be-
fore the Mississippi valley was settled up
but this sagaciOus practical statesman fore
saw that it would, in course VI time, be the
great producing region oi y nth America.
A glance at the physical geography OF toe
North American continent was sufficient to
determine the point Virginia and New
York were the only two States that could, by
possibility, make successful Efforts Tor the
trade of the West-shd not only MIR Maury.
but George Washington himself who was Il
practical surveyor and engineer, when
Young man, toresaw and recommended that
a water CO nmuncation be made through the
centre Of Nlrginll to the Ohio river. If We
would prevent New \ rk from Anticipating
u in securing the trade.
The advantages OF position, Of climate, OF
wealth, and Of everything else, were, at tha'
time, on our side-but those advantages have
been thrown away. Virginia emp y"i her
self in making Presidents, while New Irk
empIoyed herself in making Canals. VIZ
gina was engaged every year IN re-aHlrming
the resolutions Of '9S and '99, while New
York was passing resolutions to build the
Erie Canal; aud not Only passing them, but
carrying them out. Virginia was employcd
10 setting the machinery of the Federal Gov
ernment 10 motion, while New DIRK was tax
ing all Der energies to start the wheels OF
commerce alone. Thus did New York get
the start 10 the struggle for commercial sn-
premacy; AID thus was realized the preiic-
ton ,f Mr.. Maury. that the State which first
got he start, would bee me, commercially,
the + pirc State Of the UnIOn.
Take tue cities OF New York and Norfolk
Originally, what advantage had the iormer
over the latter Ia point Of fact, TIE advan-
tage was on the side Of NOrfoik-ior Virginia,
at one time, imported more heavily than New
York did. Norfolk has as fac "a harbor as
New York. IL has a more proPiIIous OIL
mate 1t was in closer proximity to the
Ohio and Mississippi valleys. Bat then New
York first put herself in communication with
the West she reached on: her arms and
grasped the prize-wbile Virginia, though
conscious Of its value and Importance, was
interpreting the resolutions "t '9S, and con-
trolling the policy of the Federal Govern
ment. Tie result is, that New York, from
! her commercial pulley, has now more than
dJuble as potential voice IN the Federal
! q 9ernment as Virginia has. She has made
the whole of the Upper Mississippi valley
tributary to her power. She has, IN COM
| mercial sense, reversed the current of the
Mississippi river, and made it dow towards
her own portals. She has stationed herself
as the mddle-man, the factor, the lntermcdl-
ate agent between the North American con-
,inent and the remainder of the world and
she exacts plen!eyus tribute from ali who
come within the range of her Commercial III
! huence -LpIcLjury IUgmtlm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-23
PUBLISHED ALLY AND TRI-W EEKLi BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
ALEXANDRIA,:

FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 20, 1855.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26
Notice..

RE 1T KNOWN, that !, HELEN AUGUST
~ WILL tNSON, married woman wife oi
Leonard NiiHanlsoD, both residents of the county
OF Nnte aud state oi California do hereby declare
that II Is my Intention tn carry on business on IN,
own account ne sole trader in the business OF Hotel
keeing nj the town of Hamilton, in said county, ant
that the amount oi money capt invested in said
business originally, does not exc ed the of five
thousand dollars
HELEN AUGUSTA WILLIAMSON
STATE NJ CALIFoR>IA, County Of Butte.
Before me- Hiram Cfum. Justice of the Peace in
an' for said county, in the tbwnship OF Hamilton.
personally appeared appeared, Helen Augusta vii
hanson. II me personally known to be the indvidu
al described n and who executed the foregoing dec
la'aticn n, and being by me first duly sworn did or
oath declare. after being by M, on examination sen
arate AMI npart from and wit hout the hearing of he
said husband, nude acqu aintsd with the contents u
the foregoing decar iion II Mt the same il irne tha
-he executed the same freely AMI voluntarily with
out fear, coinpuson or undue influence Of her sliC
husband AMI tht she does not desire to retract tn,
execution Of the same.
Witness my hand, this 18th day of June, A. ID
isos III AM CRUM.
leli-3w Justice of the Peace
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26

HpY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXerr,ox
b D issue" oui Of the Dslric, Court nf the rhs. d,
In ijcinl Dis'rict in II d ter Bute county and sr,
Calf VI in t, me directed aud delivered. comr,n,
ing me to make the sum OF three hundred and ,r'
nine forty tvo one hundrcth dollars (sljl .N ~.
in crest thereon at The rate Of ten per cent nr a.
nun from The f0urt cuth day Of May, A y n;
until paid. and the further sum of ty.n,v.r,.
twenty five one.hundre.h dollars, (S21 25l os,.o a,
suit and arcruiug costs on said WRIT vhs,a,
CHARLES TOY is rlaint n and JAMES M,h
LEY is neferdcui, | have levied unon and yh,g .,
'se at Public Snl" u the | i le> tdler for rd
IN Monday the 23l day Of Augu.t A. u lsT !,
the hour of Two O'Clock =. VI. Of said dqy All I
those certain pieces ard parcels Of la ds iescR
~ follows to wit: All that certain niere or pr,
If lnnd situ@t,d in the town of Nroville Putte 70
", California. ii heiug tart uf lot No. 5 in Rlrl
No 3,a- lahldown on the town plot of tn, sla IN
ot Oroviie. AID formerly occupied by p. FarlJ
''r"ther. Also certain piece or paIcel of laGd Il
tied in the town of OroN lille. county md Sre ar.I
-aid, nnd known rs Lot n" 2 in Ri, OK No9 \
'aid down Oh the town map or plot af,re~ii
gcther with all and singular TIE trnemcnts hee
mems aud nppnrteuances thorpuntp beloAging
any wise arpcrtaning TO each Of the said arcs
land.
The above sale to take place Mt the Court ns
door. in the town uf Orovlle. county AID ID
Aforesaid.
". d. PLTN, sheriff Butte C0mt
Dated Droville August .. n 1888
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26
COnStable'S Sale.

Rh VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
! issued out of John \ Berry's Court Justice
OF OF the Peace in and for Ophr Township County of
hutte and state Of california, against John nee
ana 'ohn Mcdonnell. and in favor of George w
ne and JON Larcomb, for the sum Of two hum
a-ei ts2OOl dollars PRINCIPAL debt. ard o ie hun
ured and seventy -four (Sl74) ollars inlerefr and
accruhS interest on the same at The rate of three
,sr cent. per month. from the seth day Of July A
u le5-, AMI all costs Of suit t1xed in the sum Uf
fourteen hity one-hnneredths (Sl4 5Sl dolla = to
ee hcr with all accruiRg costs IN snA Sd 20 me
directed and delivered commanding me 10 sell the
nortgased premises hereinafter described io 81 tsf,
.si' demand. will. on Saturday. the (. n
LAY OF september, 4. D fS5S n the hour of
efveh O'Clock, of i'd dly in parsnance Of che
tSqhr menis OF said writ, sell at pul: Sale 10 the
hIsnssl Oh Der for ssh he Truperty described in
su'u "ri1 us iOlows-That rt,hi pace or parc i f
Laha s,tua'ed, lying nd ping H. Tie c ,uutr Of Butte
auu Stme ci 'afornis, aud cnnmrncing ut bridg. .
crossing ihe Ditch Of the Feathrr RI Grand tithir
",tef Co'Dpsny, runnii the' &c un the dit ch tny
."us 10 an oak tree, There" westerly siX cen ard a
nut rods 10 pine tree. thence Iofthwrs,erly f1 \
.eNs to an oak tree. thence sixteen ard haIf tols
W .ne place OF beginning being the properly known
o. meConnelfs Brck Yard aDd couta ming about five
acre OF land.
The above sale 30 tak plase ia front of John
sefrt ONCE in the sSwn OF Oroville. County ard
State Aforesaid
=. MAGuiRE. Constable
Dated August 1lth, 1S'S
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26
Sheriff S Sale.
WY VIRTUE OF DccrcfeI ()r

-
a. D issued out of the District Court OF the u
eeuth Judicial District. in and for Bute County a
state Of California, against SIMON GAERi&EN
W. WHALING, and in favor of ROCCO VA
CHEllA. for the sum of Five Hundred and IN
noller', principal debt, md the further sum lhT
Hundred ard Thirty -four twenty five onehuncr'
Dnllnr- interest. Together with cgal inter sihes1
from the date of this decree and thirty per 4
h"rtoN for attorneys fees, and the further sH
Thirty five twenty one hundrcths DolGr u.i1
suit, and all :ccrIirP costs of said writ, 10
rrcei and delivered. comma 1ding me 10
mortgageI premises h"rcialt er described toss
>Hle demands. VIII on 'i,csia, TIE 24th ewa
F'iSt ID. 1888, NJ tHo nour Of Two O'cl0cs ~
said dny. in pursuance of the requiren nt O Il
writ, will sell mt public sale to the hghes ~ |
tor cash, the property described m sald Ordefo
- llows. t. VII: That iocc or parcel 0f hia ]
uhicd in the town Of Oruvtlr. 60 My GOD
lioresIid, Commencement on tn" norh6y W /
sind street, 66 feet rnstrrly fro ihe n@tfH
'rlv corner If hid street and fiunicon 8
running ulcrg the said nOrlhrrly lire Of Blfi
easterly 80 feet. thehSe at right a gles noHhee
iect, fhpnre at right angles westerly S feet He
NJ ri glt nrgles sontherly 30 feet to the place
ming being part Of Lot No 3 in Bltcs Ms
laid down on the existing map Of said town, w
wirh all and singular the tencments, herelHsl
and appurcnqnces ihcreuWo belonging "
wise apper'ainng.
The above sale to take place nj the tonf
door in the town of DrUyille, County aud sIaN
snld
" d PLU.N, Sheriff Butte COuNH
la A,fp
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26
Sherif'S Sale

ah Execution
out of the District Court of the F;ftsaan' 'atd
c'nl District in and for Butte county and s,,,. :,
tani"rhna. 10 me directed and deliver, d, comms,a
ing IN" to make the sum of three hura"I A .
eleven lo-lOO dollars with interest thereon fo. ~.
lNt day of February \. ID 1888 at the rata or w. .us
per cent pHr annum, and ALI costs of sni, :, @ Va
IN the sum of forty three seventy one Lnnt.as
dollars and all accrunc costs on sail vrit nie
\. y. Su's ane VI. Morgomthen is plaintiff and p',,
Gunuison - defendant, have levied upon a. 10y o
expose at public sale to the highest bidder a.
at the Court House door in the town Of o..',
County aud State aforesaid, on Thursda, A, /,
10th day of August. 4. d 1853. at2 o,.,o,t
p VI. of saii day. all of the right title ana ;r,as
of the above named Defendant in and to ono "s..'
store House and one Stable situated on Morr;, D.
vine in Eureka Township, Butte county Califo,n.
about three-quarters of miles southeast n ~
village of Sebastopol and on the northeast sil :,
the main wagon road leading from Longs n, :,
said Ssha stopol, together with all ant sirgpl,,s
tenem rts. hereditamonts thpreunto helon,;,.
in anvwi~e alportainirg. Also the land on slaI
the same are situated
" u. PLN.N, Me,iF Butte COunh
OrOville, July 2S, A. u. ls5S
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
Sherif's Sale

*
So issued out OF the District Court of the rio oN
judicial District, in and for Butte County ard sllh
OF 'aiifornia, to me directed and deversS S's'e
manding me TO make the sum of four hnnd.' con-
seventy -four 25-lo0 (s474 2a) Dollars with 'S and
thereon at the rate If three per cent. ne, r e'es
from TIE 9th day of May, A D. 1855 until n,,a aohth
costs ~ suit taxed in the sum Of f,y-6va :. shd
$50 oO) dollars, and all accrupg costs On ali =. !~
wherein RobT p. TAYLOR. FREDFRICE WI.
cox ard DAVID BURROWS are plnin,;T wi.
A. FRED FOSTER. THOS. WILLIAMS Is,ant ami
WILLIAMS, JOHN STNLY J, r. Hsp,nhs
BURGH and WI. CHANDLER are peeenaNaD,ffN. a.
have levied upon and will expose at pubic .a1s -
the highest bidder for cash. at the nrt Jn,sA 70
IN the town OF Oroville. county and State os. uoa
on saturday the ith day OF septemhahd
A. ID. 1858, at the hour of O'Clock, p. N 81
day. all of the right, title and interest of the Ad
named Defendens in and tn n certain Wa,e, me
known May 5th, A. ID. 1856, as tho sncLa, ~ ~ ch'
Ditch, taken from the stream known as Surxs nm nm
or Hod Ru1, and running thence to Moor.towa 20. ~
the lochl.v or lining camp known as Rrynp,. IN IN
gings. In Mountain Spring townsh y. Butte coa,.s
california, together with all and singular, the IVY
ais branches. reservoirs, fumes, ;pnement4. lea,
amenls and appurtenances thereunto be,upines.,r s.,
anywise appertni ing.
" ID. PLTW, Sheriff Butte Coun,v
orrvillc Arg. 1lth, A. D. 1858,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26
CASCADE TOWN SHIP.

MooREvlLLE john Keyes, Inspector.
and John Guildersleeve and z. Dodge, Jud.
ges.
STRAWBERRY VALLEY --Tccsdale, In.
speclor, and G. Babcock and 4. Smith. Jud.
ges.
MoUNTAIN SPRING HoUsE.--W. A Hobbs,
Inspector. and - Judges.
RHINEH.Rr BAR. M Brown, Inspector,
and ii. &. Rogers, Sudges
BRowN's DrGGINGs.--W. Burr, Inspector,
and - Judges,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
ELECTION
PROCLAMATION !
State Of California, !
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. {
NOTICE is HEREBY CIV
IN en-, that n General Elect

| - - ~ - ~ - ~
IN en-, that n General Elect
ion is to be held on Wednesday, the
first day of September next, through
out the State, at which tn following
Officers are to be elected:
One Justice of the Supreme Court,
for unexpired term, Controller of
State, and District Judges for the
following Judicial Districts:
First, Second, Third, Fourth,
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth,
Tenth, Eleventh, Thirteenth and
Fourteenth.
Also, Senator'S are to be elected as
follows:
FOURTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the counties Of Alameda and
SANTA Clara, one Senator.
FIFTH DISTRICT,
toWpnFfu OF IHc fOuUN1ch tI CAD fThnctS-
CO and San Mnteo, two Senators.
SIXTH DISTRICT,
Composcd Of the counties Of Mnrir osa,
Merced, Tulare, Fresno and Buena Vista,
one Sc ator. -
SEVENTH DISTRICT,
COMPOSED Of tho counties Stanislaus- and
Tuolumne, one Senator.
EIGHTH DISTRITT
Composed Of the counties of San joaquin
and Contra Costa, one Senator.
NINTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the county 'of Sacramento,
one Senator.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the counties Of Marin. Sono-
ma and Mendocino, one Senator.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the counties Of Butte and
Plumas, one Senator.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
composed Of the counties Of Sutter and
Yuba, one Seuntor. and one from luba
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the county Of Nevada, one
Senator.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed of the county of Placer, one
Senator.
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the county Of Fl Dorado, two
Senators. rs 1r..
NINETEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the counties Of Amador and
Calaveras, one Senator.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT,
Composed of the county Of Sierra, one Sen.
ator.
hlso, che following Members of AS
semb1y.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26
Sheriff S Sale.
" VJI<TIrIS nE TWO WRITs

e "
b execution. issued out OF the l)l-ifo, ~
the Fifteenth Judicial District in Gna hf W,
ty Of Butte, an4 STATE of Cah.ornin, 70 M wy
and delivered, commanding we 10 MAKE ne
five hundred and flfty-tw o 7j-l00 dollmsoean,ss
est at the rate often per cent per annu'n' 49,
less the sum of S2i2 l5l00l and tho sum "
four 25-l00 dollars costs Of suits and 81 acCru,fI
on said writ. wherein ROBr MclIiStl FIan
James Miller and George Nlchol are pesrIaa
81 the sum of two thousand one hundfu -
i7-lOO dollar, bearing Interest at ihe 'p, .nrI
cent per unnum until paid, AMI the lu. ~ .rcri
thrty-onc .l00 dollars costs of sun a,T ana % III
cost on said wit wherein WM NEshis. iyird
tia. and JAMES MILLER and GEORGE NJ ,
are Defendants. ! have levied upon anu ". III
at public sule. to the highest bidder ior cas- epsss
uriay. the 1lth day Of September. A. ~ ,.sA
hour ot , O'clock Z VI. of saif day Az n1sadsA h
title and interest ef the above nanleu "A !
and TO the following described proP.IN Ill O
that certain piece or body Of land, s'us's ~, n N
County of Butte, near the iuot oi .ne D ,ta. Il
Mountains, about two miles from r. hi!p.nJI O
aud about one mile from the CottonWeu ~, 4 O
more particularly described as follows ~ ~
West Quarter Section No "a, lo"hsnP NJ d
North Range East Mt Diablo MeI'oianh an "a A,
Quarter Section No. %, IownshipSs ,rth Wrs n
Range 3 East MtDiablo Meridian. NvIn al 60
ter Section 26, Townships North ~; onsr,sy "
East, NJ ID ablo Meridian -onth W. panss n o.
ton No % Townshtis North ~. N"'tu -
vi Dablv Neridisn south Eas QnA.'r r., NI
-. Town, hip North 20, North Rang I1 of Ianl
alto Meridian ooItanng 500 ,pen,.. aeres herd ~
geiher With all and singular the BELONGING -,
ments and appurtanenees thereunU lain prg1 'h
anywise aDpurtaning. Also thus pn,te Counr
situated in Oregon Township p,,y pun. cnad
known as the Buffalo Quartz MN pop' ,snsmd m
of the Quarz Mill, Machinery ',o,tg cid a.
@rd near .ai mil, and ihs land SBCs upon, 10 se
mill aud ledge are situated. AIs1 As3 L.
q lnrtz raings lying near said mii'' -. coun ksl
,oo,i rg "yo,e ,h wn S1 or oroyillc, county and So
said. ,., Couse III
". d. Plum sheriff Butte t''
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26
HAMILTON TOWNSHIP.

HAMILTON Cry r b Moore, Inspec.
tor, and X. Davis, W. Williamson, Judges.
TURNER'S RANCH Robert Turner. In
spector, and Geo. II Lynch. ]. NJ. Crane,
Judges.
FAuLKNER's RAscH.--S. Forkuer, In.
spector, and ]. ]. Clymsr. John Moore,
Judges.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26
ORC TOWNSHIP.

ORC TOWNSHIP.
ORo LRRvA'--J. Worden, Inspector, and
Thomas Jones. Judges.
FoRBEsrowN.--R. r. Chappell, Inspector,
II. d. Ollphant and II. Chickening, Jud.
ges.
ROBINSON MILL--A Lewis, Inspector,
II, c. Hammond, Judges.
HANsoNvILLE.--J ii Hanson. Inspector,
and - Thompson and - Armstrong,
Judges.
NATcHEs.--George Pierson, Inspector
d. W. C. Day and F. Bailey, Judges
EvANsvILLE.-E. Brown. Inspector, and
Thomas benson and +. Waterman, Jud
ges
BINGHAM's BAR.--W. F. Hooper, Inspec-
tor. Capt. Mead and d--Ferguson, Jud-
ges.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

Inpsector, and 8. Y. Hale, w. B. Maxwell,
Judges.
The officers of the several Election Pre-.
cincts are hereby instructed not to attach
their accounts to the Election Returns, but
to send them in separately, certified to by
the Inspector Of their respective Precincts
By order Of the Board Of Supervisors Of
Butte County.
+. A. MATTHEWS, Chairman.
Attest, NJ. H. DARRACH,
Clerk of Board.
By J. II. MARBLE, Deputy.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26
Notice..

A III. SHARES IN THE tNIoN a., .
~ papy on which the assessment. -, ht
aud July 1855, remaining unpaid va. -.
Fairfield Bar for said Assessments ou -
# August ISIS at one O'Clock T. -
At ssments should the sane remain VT 4
time J.. VI p = IN y LII -
Fa,rEs,! Ear. July -. iss
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

ENTERpRIsE-Robert Taylor. Inspector,
and - Jennsy and r. Wilcox, Judges.
STEvENsoN's SroRE,--A. Stephenson, In
spector, and W. Brown, and J. Finburn,
Judges.
MOORE TowN.--John Freeland, Inspector
and John Moore and F. Arthur, Judges.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26
CHICO TOWNSHIP.

CHico John Bidwell, Inspector, and A
II. Barber, DIR. J. b Smith, judges
JENNINGS LANDING wv. Lee. Inspector,
and W. Usher, Jas. Torney, Judges.
wHEELER's HousE.--C. Wheeler, Iuspec-
tor, and Thos. s. Wright, A. d. Turner,
Judges
JoHNsoN's RANCH y. Lowry, Inspector
and W. Henshaw, J. Watson Judges.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26
WYANDOTTE TOWNSHIP.

WYANDoTTE.--Jacob Snow, Inspector,
d. Lewis and r. Rutherford, Judges.
Wilson'S RANcH.--C. Dunknm, Inspector
and J. NJ. Wilson and John Bergen, Jud.
ges.
HoNcUT CITY.-Thomns Fox, Inspector,
and W. Caine and John U'Leany. Jud-
ges.
BANGoR.-E Fellers, Inspector, and C
Brook aud James A Watson, Judges.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26
EUREKA TOWNSHIP.

New PHILADELPHIA w. Perdue, Iuspcc'
tor, aud N. Allen, +. Peters, Judges
MoRRIs RAvINE j Britteubaper, In
spector, and - Tbomas,J Clympcr. Judges
SPARKS House, Nj. Sparks, lnspec-
tor, and ---- ----- Judges.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26
OPIIIR TOWNSHIP.


ORovILLE Precinct, No. !, in Washington
Block - ii. u. Lathrop, Sen, Inspector, and
George W, Garriott and L. Dunham, Jud.
ges.
PRtcINcr .. Theater Bloc ID. D.
Harris, Inspector, G. Scribcr and J. B Ford
Judges
LYNcHBunGH II. j. Jenkins, Inspector
and ...... Myers, Judges.
ROBINSON HILL L---Grcy. INSPECTOR
and Reddng and A. NJ, Young, Judges.
CHERoKEr RAviNE ALLEN Smith, Insrec.
spector and George Dillon and Gillis, Jud-
ges.
GARDEN RANcH. - Cnmmings, Inspector,
and A +. Mann aud Z. Davis, Judges
CENTRAL House. Ward, Inspector, and
Alex Kirby and A. Jackson, Judges
KENr's RANCH w. +. Mcconnell, II.
Ba,emnn an John A Smell, Judges.
WHrrE Rocx--W. G. Tatman, Inspector
and Levi Smith aud e. A. Bergman, Jud
ges
LONGS BAn.--A. Cole, Inspector, and
--Judgcs.
UNION CAPE CL.IM.-Capt 4. Wilson,
Inspector, and A. ii. Connely and Childus,
Judges.
KIMSIIEW TOWNSHIP.
Doc TowN.-E. Il. Kinson. Inspector,
and J. ID. Pollard aud G. G. Hubbard, Jud.
ges.
BRorHKRToN SToRE II. BrOtherton,
IUspector, and A. G. Lorgmon, Judges
IAMoNpvULE.--Georg Tarbel', lnspec
tor, and Benz. Ha,faun and T. Beasly,
Judges.
FoRKs OF BUrrE Capt. Bracy. Inspec.
tor, W. Evans and W Hale, Judges
HE'LL TowN.--W Neshitt, Inspector. and
Capt. johnson and j. Nichall. Judges,
KIMCxLL's sRANcH--Georgc ". Wimott,
Inspector, and + F. Kimk'c, Judges
LovELocK's SroRE.--J, ii. Patty, In.
spector, and ...... Judges.
INskIP.--John Munson, Inspector, and
George Waters md W Juliun. Judges.
MINERAL SLIpE.--.H. A. Stryker, In.
spector, and Thomas, Judges
OREGON TOWNSHIP.
SrAN,MrowN - ESQ Cady lusr restors,
and - Myers, - Jugdes.
YANKEE HILL. Geo. Geiss Inspector,
j. Billings W. Donnellson, Judges.
NELSON Bars. c. Curtiss, Inspector,
- Cooper. Judges.
FRLNCHTow u. Barrow Inspector,
and j. Simmons. Judges.
CHERoKgE FLAr-S Glass Inspector,
aud T. McDauniels, John Mason Judges
MEssILLA VALLEY.-M. Pence, Inspector
and J. C. Hasty, 7. Channel. Judges.
OREGON CITY R. +. Derrick, Inspector,
and c. Simmons, W. Hendricks. Judges.
LINDSAY DAR.--R Lindsay, Inspector,
and - - Judges.
LITTLE KiMsHEw.-M. Wells, Inspector,
Ike Bateman, J. Hunter, Judges.
BALsAM BiLL,--w. Ramsey. Inspector, and
- Church. - II iris, Judges.
CoNcow VALLEy.--J j. Stewart. Inspec.
tor, and DR.. Thompson. G. G. Marquis,
Judges.
Big BAR - Kitchen, Inspector, and
W. Towle, - Judges.
CHAPrAREL Hill - Smith, Inspector,
and ------- - Judges.
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Abstract of an Act to Re exulate Elec-
tiOns.
[PAssED MARCH %, 1861
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-26
For Sale!

nR. GILBERT OFFERS Ills HOUSE AND
~ 10; 70 ss.ss
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The People Of the State Of California, re-.
presented in Senate and Assembly, do
enarf as foiiotCs