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The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-10-02
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FoA coNoRESs-FIRsr DISTRICT,
HON. SAMUEL r. CURI1S.
For Secretary Of State,
ELIJAH SELLS, Of Musca.ine.
For auditor,
JONATHAN ". CATTELL, sf Cedar.
For Tredsurer,
JOHN W. JONES. Of Hardln.
For Attorney General,
SAMUEL A. RICE, Of NIahaska.
For Regis.er Of Land Office,
AMOS b. MILLER, Of Cerro Gordo.
For Commtssioner Des Moines Rirer improvement!
WILLIAM C. DRAKE, OF Wayne.
lndependen Candidate for District JunSs,
e. H. SEARS, Of Fremont.
For Distyict Attorney,
SAMUEL FORREY. OF Decatur.
For Member Of Board Of Education,
G.P. KIMBALL, OF Page.
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Administrators Notice,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE UNDER
~ SIGNED have been appointed by the County Cour,
Of Pottawattae County, Administrators of the estate
of H. D. HARL deceased, and all persons having
claims against said estate, requested file them
with the County Judge properly sworn to- at early
day possible and all persons indebted said estate
are requested to make immediate settlement. After
accounts have been sworn to, the Administrators are
authorized to allow and pay them when they deem the
same Just. September, 1858.
JOHN H. HARL. Administrrtor
ELIZABETH HARL, }Administroirir
Sen li-y9-nsO-4w
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REMQVAL!
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS

!; !:
= block and near the corner OF Ban
croft street. where he prepared do all kinds Of
work in the SHOMAKING LINE as before. and
would most respectfully invite all bis friends and the
public. 10 glve him call. LOUIS ZURxEHLEN.
/ August 1lv2-pl6.u .,
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Dent19t1.vl

~ DR. 2. J. WOODBURY., 10 nov -
Council DiuAs, Iows, vhsrs b - -
ppsred 70 gesfesn ali oSsrsti0s 80.
tanning TO his profession, In the r.-
approved and modern manner. nsvins had e,sSt 49,
successfui practice in Ysiiow spStngs Ohi. ~
Worcester xsss., vii! Guarsnts satfscsios In al -.
L. W. has Or. Denis liquid sos psoduejns -;
anasthesia which, By applying 70 the tooth ana -
very much mitgates and In some cases destoys al ss
during the operation Of extracting teeth. Conc -,
who fear that haggard fsnd, the foofhsehs and ~
prefer health, beauty and y sweet breath to miss-
deformity and nith and have your teeth cIeansed -
Ied 70 serve those useful organs that you canot ~.
do without and that 1t costs much TO repace; a. y
taken in time and properly dled, they can b PER-
nently saved
RErERENcEs-Dr. Sullivan, Dr. r. J. McNaho,. n
Grimes aud A. v. Larimer, Esq, Council Bu6s; e
Graz ESQ. J. ". Coolidge, Genwood. (v1nfs
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Teachers Wanted!

VTTANTED-SOME 8 or TEACHERS TO
w 90 TO the Country None need apply those who
are competent Address J. B. RUE, Superin'f.
Council Blufs Sept 25-y2n21-3m
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saint. Joseph Female CoIlese.

HH
Ancient and Modern Languages.
LITERARY DEPARTMEsT-wM. CAMERox, III.
SARAH BELL, Miss EMMA PATTON. -
MUSICAL DEPARTMEsT-kss. d. MCCONNELL. n.
Z. p. CREssEY. Prof. OTTO BENZ.
IL THE VARIOUS ORNAMENTAL BRANcup,
n will be taught f desired) by competent teaehsrs
The course o: study Is thorough and completes y.
none but the very best teachers employed
The Seminary is furnish ed with four splendid pi,,
and special attention is devoted to the Musical n.
partment, both Vocal and Instrumental.
The next scholastic year will commence tts L..
Monday, the 6th) Of September. and continue ~
months, without any intervening vacation.
Application should be made early an the numb, 4;
limited to One Hundred, including twenty bosra
erS.
EXPENSES:
Per Ssssion Of Five MONTH";
Board, including furnished room fuel l.zht. an A.
Tuition in Collegiate Department. % NJ
" Preparatory .............,no n NJ
on Piano or Guitar. ...............aoS % n,
Sso VI '.'.'...'s........,6O
Ornamental Branches and Languages a ordins,.
prices.
All bills must be settled either BY Cash or sue,ovs6
Note. This rule win be adhered strictly and r.
qures but little reflection to prove is proprie,y ana
importance.
For Circulars with particulars, address
WIN. CAMERON, Prinetpal 81. Joseph, No.
sVacancy will be filled.
Rsfsrsncss.-Rev- Messrs. Parker and Bersen cms.
Council Bluffs; Rev. Messrs. G Factler and " N
Irish, and Aessrs J. B. Jennings J. W. roo,ls
John Calhoun, J VI. Crane and Col. W. B, Thompsoo'
st. Joseph No. Iv2nl7.2m
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NOTICE.

WE CALL ATTENTION TO OUR STOCK
w Of Fresh Oysters, Lobsters, Sardines, Peaches,
strawberries, Cherries, Fresh Pine Apple, Brandy
Peaches, Brandy Cherries. Assorted Pie Fruits Pick
les, &c., all Of which will be sold s greatly reduced
prices. & HONN d NoCLELLAyD.
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N. RI MCSr have a settlement OF ALL Account.
and Notes, before leave, urgent will be re
sorted to, to effect the desired end
JAMES HENSHALL Jr
September Il-ven2o.
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all being in body in the forks OF the West Nisb
nabotany River. This land lies in sections and 10
n, 80 in Pottawattamle county; and in sections II,
Is 81 %, &c 81, IS % 81 80 81 and 35, IS, 30,
in Shelby county nj lie north OF Cutsngers mill lnear
Newtosn miles south Of the location Of the NJ u.
R; mi es north of the State Road to Des Moiuss
and IS miles from Council Bluffs. About y Of 1t 10
bottom, and = slope and upland, with sufcency Of
timber well-wae ed, muatto SOIL and all arabic with
the exception of some SO acres.
This land is deserving the attention Of those seeking
settlement for Colony, and will be only sold IN
body. Terms easy. tv2-nl3u)
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Dissolution of Partnershin.

THE PARTNERSHIP OF THE FIRM OF s. M
i rORTERFIELp, is this day dissolved By ,nnfr.,
consent All persons having Claims against the srm
will present the same TO S. n. PorterfeId Al ~
Furniture Store occupied By him. and all person, n
debted TO the arm, will please make paymep, 10 y
Porterfed who is alone authorized to receive and :.
ceipt for the same. JAMES P0RTERFIELp
SAAL. n. PORTERPIIIp
August 2l lS5S-y9nIT-tf
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GEORGE DOUGHTY'S
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENCY

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY RE-
L tired from the mercantile business bess leave to
offer his 10 Merchants and Business Men Of all
Glasses, as General Collecting Agent He proposes to
give his entire attention 10 this business; and his long
residence and extensive Acquaintance in the West will,
he trusts enable him to give entire satisfaction to all
who may employ him.
Notes. Accounts and Claims Of all kinds. may be for
warded to the undersigned by mail. otherwise, for
Presentation, Liquidation or Collection. Prompt atte-
ion will be given, and the avals Immediately remit
ted When may become necessary to place claims
suit the professional services will be secured and
the legal proceedings urged forward as rapidly poss
Bile. Doubtful claims will be settled and secured on
the best terms attainabe and the title to Real Estate
when taken either payment security carefully
vestigated.
Western Iowa and Nebraska; and will also SELL Pur.
chase or Invest Money IN Real Estate.
Letters OF Inquiry will be promptly attended to.
GE0R nnEClI
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To Old COuntrymen!

WE ARE DRAWING DIRECT ON ENG
w LAND, Ireland, Scotland and all other parts Of
Continental Europe. We also issue passage tickets
from Liverpool Hamburg, Antwerp, Bremen and Havre
to New York. H. C. MUTT 4 CO.,
v2n22 Broadway, Council Bluffs Iowa.
To John Helton and all persons interested:
" OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, THAT WILL
appear at the once Of the Register Of the Unite
States Land Once at Council Bluffs, the 25th day OF
October next prove right 10 enter by redemption
the n quarter Of section No. u.s. in township No. 81
Nor th Of Rssv> Ke. 20 West. MARVIN MINER
September 10, 1855, v2n2i-4w
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To Simon Yandes and all Persons Inter-

i pear at the once Of the Register Of the United
States Land once at Council Bluffs the 25th day Of
October next to prove my right to enter by pre-emp-
ton the Southeast quarter Of section No. rs in town
ship No. 81, North OF Range No. 40 West
vol 2-u2l Avs JOHN SMITH
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REFERENCES

REFERENCES:
COUNCIL BLrFrs-Ofdcer Pusey, Bankers; Bald
win Dodge do; Casady 4 Test, do; II. C. Mutt &
Co.. DO.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.-Doan. King & Co; Squire & Reed
Shaplegh, Day Co., s. C. Davis & Co, Howard &
Hnchnan
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.-Tootles 4 Farleigh, JOS c. Hull
Prest St. Jo Ins. Co.; R. l.. Mcdonald. j. l. j. Curd
Nave McCord Co., J. B. Jennings Co, A. Bcatti,
Go. tv2nls] Buge please copy
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And from which they drew their Inspiration
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r1,,.,,., C..v.,,,., Z. ceAsr Y.,ls.

B1Ht1RSO C0hVenuea " CesuH EaNss
Pursuant to notice, the editovs-or . pof.
ton Of them-met in Convention, q Csdaf
Falls, last week, Wednesday. A. ,. =.
Hildreth, Of the ST. Charles City Lntslli1en
Ger, was called to the chair and ]. G. Dav.
export Of the Cedar Valley Times, appointed
Secretary.
On motion, Committee Of Eve was ap-
pointed on Permanent Orgsnisatiop, and
like number on Business and Resolutions.-.
After which the Convention adjourned n
two O'Clock.
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IEnn sKS. EXTRA GLASGOW, GARNE1Shsss
COO and other favorite brands Of HLOyE-
salsey CARTER COUkfH11At'
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But our Black Republican cotemporary. while making
loud Of friendship for the free Write labor.
er supports party which proclams the equality oil
negro and white babies and enacts laws which have
direct tendency encourage the emigration Of Negroes
to this State and by doing briggs the Bleek into d.
rect competition with free White labor.
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The Convention being called to order, in
the-absence of Mr.. Dorr, of Dubuque, Mr..
Hildreth, of St. Charles, read brief ad-
dress, the substance of which is as follows
Mr.. PREsIDENT-This is an auspcious and
happy occasion. 1t affords me extreme
pleasure to meet 80 many Of he Editorial
Fraternity-to take them by the hand-and
to make their acquaintance. We had our
birth place in various quarters of the globe.
Some are from the Eastern, Middle, South
ern, and Western States, and some are from
the older countries of Europe. We have
nl, at length, made our homes in the beau
tifui State of Iowa. We have come into
this new State the home of our adoption
bringing with US the habits. manners, and
customs, Of the countries IN which we were
reared. 1t is therefore meet that We should
have this gathering in order that we may in
some degree assimilate ourselves to one an
other-that We may act more in concert and
harmony in executing the business of our
profession, and entertain a more frate,nal
and kindly feeling.
Brother Editors, ours is m important mis-
sion. The manner in which we execute it af-
those around us-and not they Of the present
day only, but future generations also. This
great State of Iowa forms one of the most
beautiful stars in the noble galaxy of our
confederation. Its location is nearly in the
centre of the Union. Its eastern and west
ern margins are washed by the two might
lest rivers of the continent. Its broad
prairies are the most fertile--its rivers and
hrooklets are the pnrest and sweetest-its
climate the most salubrious and wholesome
and indeed the sun in his diurnal course
nowhere looks down upon more enchanting
spot-a more desirable home for man.
1t is fitting that State like this should be
peop!ed by an intelligent, enterprising, and
hardy race and It is a satisfaction to know
that such are the people who form the pio-
neer settlers OF Iowa. Their liebrality is
almost unbounded. They are everywhere
found ready to encourage and help forward
every laudahle enterprise. In proof of this
it is only necessary to refer to the multi.
pl'elty OF newspapers which emanate from
the press the State; to the innumerabls
schools and churches which they support !;
and, IT YOU please, to the many railroads
projected and in progress of construction.
Finally, Mr.. President and gentlemen, let
me express the hope that our deliberations
on this occasion will rebound to the good of
all concerned. That the members of the
press will be enabled to impart to their re-
spectve journals higher toned morality
and sentiment, and that the public will be
induced to give them more sure and ample
reward for their services.
Mr.. Hildreth's address was followed by a
poem on "The West," by Mr.. Clement, of
the Dubuque Times.
On motion, the Convention adjourned to
meet at Cedar Rapids on the second Wed.
nesday in September, 1859.
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Co1onV,

5000 Acres
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case rs
Even, hI4<
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shows
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savings. N aee,s. 4. s.
RI ar NIX YOU aive baiswoIds aed -.
~ ~
Z In rsiai.n q thatbfaneoftb the snb;e.
,,at ,spsr6s your confersse win ~.
! Son,erosS rs auizatjon die WSlfsre !
ans eiyil il.,i,utiois, weeliexe 81 /,
,.,;res no a,,menf is PIE. ihst
1 nn,,al ConIreucc IN Virgil 6Syerbes
nd eontrole9by 4 Geperal sisfen,.a 81
Eaba,;l;5pists. composed che 81 bitisrsI
All. lsh who. llaye,epeslejlga
die, d;sss,.a,.s,.d III civil law. Is abfeaaize. !,
INN Inv, staf SEouA be frowned dln by Ia
now nj, r. 4, 'nAbliEouinion and & Wes,.
Esvn VIA ;,.;a Conference Nofthbars;cS.
llaslyis All, HI !iis numbers, IS to bsIesde1y
because they dfer with the lhurc1
II,Ssoath ilpon.s one question only } = I'D s
he question Is, IF skyery /; md tliey.ol,Ia.
j tarily and Willingly are aiFe alder sun
4 nori:srs and Iabstoys of Or eneri5s I'll I
that question. andW ithout tcuse. . shsv
|, Iu;oht belong Il i cltilclthe sac il
evsry thing, but slavery.
In conclusion, brother .ARK, / viii
.os,,o,.,f, IIv ask Won The fdtrinv ..;,sls
,;nasi md 4 None Won will,swer Ham
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IlelMeell nations.

81 - NclMeell NATIONS. We COLI
f'fGiscehd tIicn for the energy displayed
Misunderstanding to prevent tile dePaft
are Of Walker and his mch from New
Orleans, b,it, atterhe had elnded their
vigilance there, and Oh the high seas,
and effected their landing III Sicara-
gna. their duty had ceased. Walk
er and his men were nolouger Amer
lean citizens. For alltleir oyertacts
they were responsible TO Nicaragua,
and not to the United States.
Il Is eontended. by The apologists
81 Com. Pauldipg, that if lie lladlnot
arrested Walker and his men, their
camp would have been fired into ny !
British lnap-of-war,E lying there for
/ tle purpose of arresting them. a
very poor apology for an Ainerf-
can Commodore. II Gen. Walker
and his men were still American cit
liens, tngitives from justice, bat still
under American protection, the only
and proper repl of an Apiericanfof-
icer to sncli 4 ttireat frona q British
or any other commander, should have
been, 8 The moment You fire q gun
Into the, camp Of those men, whoare
lunlcr the protection Of the fiagHot
my country, that moment viii. / pour
a 4 broadside4 from my vessel into
I1yoar's:n As ii now stands, Com.
4 IPtaulding g, through fear Of the cap
tain Of vessel Of war belonging IN
i powerful nation, committed an Act
pn tile soil Ola weak nation. which
should break him Of lis office, and
which has established bal. l,fece-
dent for cur nation to act upon.
j = IL, - +. ! sIl.pts. IL Ne N e d
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lslapes from HARptau's conirol, ftte tsoRFE
terenes aeoelt MI Ndse acted az y qsa II
6ecauss, Meydsd aol intend 20 eata'ste t,.es1
ground, dn.i did nos pretend g alter taet I
aiieacs sckl eeefsrsitti,g cf the Le9istG I.
Nows brother CLARK, q questions 81
1.-TWO, 10 ienableyou p define yoafsposl.Isolnlll
i list, Did not the General Conference
lby Is Aciion, endorse the reasoning q
lJoHNfA CpLLissg
i 2nd Dpcs net tlat reasoning make ~.
|ciyil subordEnatet5 lie eeclesiasiIie' lIiw
:3rd, DO VOL, not approve q th .5 ac 4 Y
lof the EGeneral Conference 81 l s834l 4
EIIARpIS scase and t 4 reasons q ads9tl1cet
Fin, support Of tLat action
4sh, Do jon nov hold The same 3Rln
4 ions thep adyaifelby CoLnfNs g-ltl Az
explain Wherein you dlilef.
And, brotl.cfI CLARky come .oa out, ll y
land candidly and tell US, lew macii
tfmore power. The Church 81 E ZONE eYel
Ielaineds il her Whole history, than Wa
Il claimed b. the prosecutor q HI F !, II
II HARDiSG, and exeftised BY the Gel i,EI
Hin 81 tIa. Ghnrcb and lie lin SIT Hi,
IStata III asf;ea,ing the decision of Hh,
/ Baltimore GoneNnee, IN MEpIhAffs
Ithefdark ares claim is their pferog aifse
tWhero ale oar Boosted liberties, fifth,
.lciyil law and itsIbinding power, IS toIb,
fsnbjecE tb 4be supervisory approval Eto
Iesef.y conference. coHelave, congresyIp!
lsynol Of Ihige;ed priests, that woptJIds
Isunns such power? FlE
Eli Where tlic difference, Bro Clam
lbetwse h tiitrp9weF exercised by. The EfffiiII
j cfaf G5nfsreata Of 1244, and ME laiEHip
set DIP hx>E3aIanAa YorSd ana ~ PHI,
llygampAsI crew ?& II lie GenSrsy CH1iI.,
i isrencs of 1914 could pallify Iths sAtuttAfsi
4 of AIarylJrd, Why pae Tie iater-dis
liaaints, Ii U1ah. nnllify fthe aP II tlH
! United Sthtes-? The aFsam4nf y in fA
i Nor Of the Aarmens, for they femEprt taE
! nearly the eh;ire population lof UtisR
! Whereas 4he Metl.odists areIbut,a flatE
ItioAal part1ofthe population 5f Mary lanai
j |. 1t was AhGse dangerous foltrines, sssE
lsegtel, he'll, maintained md excerclseH
tfbr The Gdhefai Cohloreaee Of 1874, III
.itlle case ofHARptsa, faEowed up BY tAhN
.HtYrann5lls \ deposition pf Bishpp 4 NJ
DREW ffrcrh the epiScO1lcy, that justly
ALARMED thA southern seltgates, aud iin
PEELED them u ask fora eParase leeeissllI
askical Organization. Fhers their t!atY 4, II
4 tho church. MpuEd MT necessarily maAf
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BkoKr AlL.-Jolin Nv. sherman. W.
was ni,der sentence To ths Pe.itentiaryy
for attempting to abduct slre has 81
capped from tlse Jail III Culpser COUNT
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.c.aTY[ BOOK So Oh

tfALLIPUI.IS, Why. y
WIN id. NASH would respectfully
w attention or country Merch1nike
efs and others to bis extensive and
Ieeted stock dc School and MiscI1
Hooks, Stationery of7sil kiadss Bian Z
Sc, &c, wils4 he is prepared to SCI
sale or retaii, a|tyery low rates.
& Ills long expetieneesin the 1bnsln. B
him to pirchnSe very lew and he ca !
sell al really tsdnceii prices.
Particular aitenlion given to
Books tof pablo or private Llbfafle
Blank Deeds Mortgages, ae., eons
hand.
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J. SAMUEL KERE
wlIoIKs ,1r AND EErA.L nEA friI 1
Groceries and Provist
REIGNiER,S GID srANI,
y .GAILIPOLIs, OHIe

kTNHE highest price viii be paid pr i
i OF couutfk produce.
Orders by Kabawha packets ptnpd
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ENCGuDED- The trustee oI we COT
s..-.::-....l u ,.,as,s. nave iesai yedIlhat le
within sl.ssiF i.lleor resii,
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give an orportnfa1 teal LElleiungss eng k5kIii-
ahle me ia IRE IsrTf much grea Ger \.
tainty and the cure could be efeatfn tii'sa
y seeing 'ss p's ses.Ga 70 rsserFe rsp
'Ts Address q ": esSssssB us and Great Brfain'
s sa,y p p@st,,s ", % tie Relations Of com
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-11
Select School.

TX. c. A. MElGS g. MISS CATHERINE
Na l.. CURTIS, intend opening SELECT SCHOOL
IN Inc public school house at Orovilie to commence
the first Monday in October.
TERMS:
For rf mmon English Branches per month, S. 90
For the following Branches extra per month g so
Natural Philosuph Physiology. Histories Geometry
rrgonometry Botany, Intel ctual Philosophy, Latin
Grammar. Miss CURTIS will also give lessons on the
Piano ard in Drawing Advanced payments will be in
yariably required.
Oroyille. Oct. 1858 off
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-11
Notice.

STATE OF TALIFORNIA-Co of Butte, ss To
= the Hon. Thomas Wells. County Judge Of Butte
county. and p ". Harris District Attorney. Gentle
aea, Yon viii take notice that before the first
day Of December d. 1855 the undersigned viii ap-
ly N his Excellency John b. Weller Governor of the
state Of California. for pardon of John Sweeny who
row serving term Of two years in the States Prison
Norma under sentence of the Court of Sessions
If Butte county. at its ApriI term 1855 for the
crime OF Grand Larceny Of which you will take due
notice. HUGH MORRISON
VIC III" undersigned hereby acknowledge service of
the within Hotice. this 5tI day Of November A, 1855
THOMAS WELLS. Co. Judge.
p H. HARRIS, Dist Atty Butte Co Cal
At'e<t The foregoing true copy Of the original
hle 10 my ofhce
~ Witness ny hand and the seal Of said
t-) A. 1855
N II. DARRACn, Clerk BUTTE Co.
oroville Nov 5 1sJs.
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Insolvency Notice.

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIFTEENTH
Judicial District, in and for the county .of Butte
In the matter of the petition of Elisha W. Slater
solvent debtor. Pursuant to order of the Hon War
T Sexton, Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial District
aforesaid mad this day, notice hereby given all
the creditors OF the said insolvent, E. W Slater be
and appear before the Hon Warren T. Sexton afore aid
npcn court. on the twenty eigth day of December A
As5S, at ten O'Clock NJ. of that dav at chambers al
court room Of said Court, at the Town of Orovlle
aid county OF Butte, then and there to show
Ia ~ they rave, why the prayer Of said insolyeni
sht.' net 5e granted. and assignment his estate
be made. and he be discharged from his debts as an
insolyent debtor.
~ Witress my hand and the seal of said Court
! SEAL. this 10th day of November. A D 1858
w NJ ii. DARRACH.
n20-it Clerk District Court 18Th Judicial District
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
Sherif,s Sale

Eyy WRITE Of AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
nB Of the District Cont ofine Fifteenth Judicial Dis
rlc in aud for Httc cauniy. and Siae of California,
~ directed ard ''ever 4, ntling to make
h Ol four undrel and seventy foar o loo fs47i
~ dollars with iierest iherco. at the of three
per Dpr po..ii from the 5th day of May 1856
Until paid nj ~ il taxed IN the Of fifty five
30 loo g eh dollars, and all arc-uing costs said
Wiz. wherein H1BERT P. TAYLOR, FREDERICK
WILCOX and DAVID BURROWS plaintiffs and
ALFRED EOsff'P. THOMAS WILLIAMS, JAMES
WILLIAMS. JOIN SrALY. J. L. HARDENBURGH
ami WM on tNnlER are DefendeNis- have levied
upon and VII expose public .e. to the highest bid
der for cash. he Court Hon. dor in the tnwn of
fsrtvillc eoui, sai State afuresail, On Friday the
14tb day of Dec hor. A. u. 1858. at the hour of
O'Clock. p VI Of said day al Of the light title and
interest n The above named DESCENDANTS in and TO cer-
tain Watt ~ h, knuwn May 5th, A. ID. 1884, is the
Sucker uu Ditch, taken from the stream known rs
Sucker Ran Gold Run. and running thence Moore
town and the locaitiyor mining camp known Bryant
Dipgiugt. ~ Mo'i'sn Spfiyg township. Butte county,
CalifprHia together with all and singular the ateraIs,
brnnches, resery' ir fiamss tenemeuis heredament,
and appHrierances thereunto belonging in anywise
s~p. rtninihy. =. D. PLUM, Sheriff Butte Co.
GTosilie. Aoy. u. ls5S
The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-11

DIR. j. c. YOUNG, whose advertisement adver
tsement appearsi another column the pioneer
tising Physician in this Sate, has cured patients
than any other Attention is called to his advertise
ment.