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SHERIFF SALES.
Sherin's Sale.


ID out Of the District Court Of the Fifteenth Judi
cnl District in and for Butte county and State Of
California. against j. y Kirwan aud in favor Of
James u. Emerson for the sum Of i've hu 1dred and
sixty nine nnety6ve one bundredths dollars. debt,
interes. aud costs. AMI In favor OF A. Hoe for the
sum Of four hundred and eighteen eighty seven
hubdredths dollars. debt interest and cots and iu
favor Of u. Hafey and Thos Hawkins for the sum of
one hundred and tweuty-seven thirty nine hun
dredths dollars debt interest and costs WITH interest
said sums at the rate of ten per cent per aDnum
until paid. and all accruing costs said writ TO me
directed and delivered. comma ng me 10 sell the
property hereinafter described TO satisfy said de-
InAnd., will on Saturday the 26th day of
June, A. ID. 1883, at the hour Of z o'clock y. NJ Of
sad day in pursuance Of the require nents Of said
der sell at public sale 20 the highest bidder for cash
the property described In said order Of sale fol-
lows, TO wit: that certain concrete building situated
the north side of Montgomery street in the town
on what Is known part of block eighteen in the
town Of Oroville, aHi commencing On "a block
number eighteen, on Montgomery street about Ave
feet stery from The southeast corner Of the build
ing known as the Table Mountain House. IN Orovlle
aforesaid and running thence easterly tlirty eight
feet along the northcrly line Of said Montgomery
street thence northrriy at a right angle fit egh
feet thence westerly at right angle nineteen feet
thence nortberly about ninety feet at right gle
thence at right angle westerly nineteen feet thence
routhefly at right angle hundred and forty egh
feet and six inches to the place of beginning.
The above sale TO take place at tie Court Iious'
door In the town OF 0rovle coun ~ and State afore
said.
NJ d. PLUyN, Sheriff Butte County
Orovillc, June Sd, A. D. 1858
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SheriH's Sale.
uHY Virtue Of two NNrIts OF Execute,

-
- issued ont of the District Court Of the Fifteenth
Judicial District in aud for the County of Rute md
State Of California 10 me directed and delivered
commanding me to make the sum of hfte-n hundred
dollars with interest thereon at tho rate Of three
per cent per month from tho 5th day of March 1858
until paid together with all accrnng 60 sta said
writ wherein Ritchie Carlow are plaintiffs, and
u. G Downer is defendant: also the sum Of nine
hundred and twenty nine eighty.fveone hundredths
dollars with interest thereon from the 81 day OF
June 4. 1883 until paid. and all costs Of suit
taxed in the sum ofeighteen twenty one huudredths
dollars and all accruing costs said writ wherein
NJ. = Mcdonnell and Connelt Billings are plaintiffs
and II. q. nowner Is defendant. have levied upnn
and will expose AT nuhc sale 70 the highest bidder
for cash on Tuesday. the 2otb day or June,
A u lshS. AT the hour ot2 O'Clock NJ. Of said dav
all Of the right title and interest Of the above named
defendant in and "a the following described prop
erty. to wit that certain reservoir situated on
what Il known ms CroIier Mn near the town Of
oroville, in Butte county and state OF Califor
MIA, together with the water ditch running from
Dry Creek by and into saii reservoir to Feather
river also the nume running from near said
reservoir To Feather river and formerly known
as Sullivan X Co hume. together with all and
singular the 6Nures hereditaments Snd arpur-
tenances helouriug to said reservoir ditch iume
or IN anvwise appcrtannR thereunto,
The above sale TO take place at the Court House
door In tho town Of oroville, county and State
aforesaid
~. u. Plum, Sheriff Butte County
Dated orovile, June eth, A, y, 1858
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SuERIrr'S SALE.
HpY VIRTUE OF A DecretaI Ord eT


- isued out Of the District Court of the Fifteenth
Judicial District, In nnd for Bnto County. and state
OF California, against JOHN " SHARP and SO
PiiIA SHARP, and In favor Of DANIEL. SHEETS
for the sum Of two hundred and rInetysIx dollars,
principal dGbt with interest thereon nj the rate Of ten
per cent per annum. frnm the 10th day OF May,
D. 1857 until pai less the sum of ten dullurs paid
September twentieth, 1877, and all costs ot suit,
faxed IN the sum Of forty and seveniyIve one hun
drodths dollars, and all hccruing costs said writ
IN me directed aud delivered, commanding me 10
se the mortgaged promises hereinafter described, To
satisfy said demand 0ess the sum Of two hundred
nd 81 dollars rcmltted ON Judgment docket
May 2lih 1859 | Will, on Monday the Twenty
hrst day Of June, A. u. 1853, AT the our
OF two O'Clock. y. NJ. Of said day. IN pur-nance of
the requirements of said ORDER sell al public sne, to
the Highest bidder tor cash the property dcscrbe In
sai order of saie follows to wit; The west half
Of lot number three CD In block number thirty-iwo
(32) In tho Town of Orose, Butte County. Califor-
MIA, being thry.three feet front Bird street be-
tween Myers and Downer streets. and extending
back one hundred md thiry-two feet together with
the tenemonis hcrediaments and appertenances
thereunto belonging or In nnywlse Pppcrtaining.
The above sne Ia take place at the Court House
door, In tho Town Of 0royile, County ard State
aforesaid.
~ u. PUN, Sheriff Butte County.
Oroviile Mny 10Th, A. ID. 1858
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PROBATE NOTICES.
Administrators Sale.

EN- Pursuance Of an Order of the Pro-
bate court for Butte County heretofore made. the
Undersigned, Administrator Of the estate Of Vim
H. Harlan deceased, late OF said county. viii expose
for sale at public Auction the rancn formerly oc-
cnpied by deceased, Lite Butte Creek, about two
miles west Of sam Neais residence in said county,
the following property, to Wit
About 8, head Of Cows with calves
About 30 head Of fne year old Steers;
About 80 .,ead of fine yearIngs, past;
Bull, years old;
] Bull years old;
] nne American Horse;
spanish Colts;
Farm Wagon;
lot OF Wheat about As bushels;
lot Of Barley. about so bushels.
Terms Of sale cash Sale tp take place on FRI
DAY, the 10th OF July, 1858, at IL o'clock ".
WM. l.. EVANS,
June II Admin OF said Estate.
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M.pxsvtl1x, June },


Dr. f.. ]. CEapky. San Fra raseisco-sh1sii .
the las Of your medicine, and do ~" 'niss
need amy more, As I feel very well. esceps "a
not entirely got ny strength yet blt spa IA
the appetite that have. II is just ih,er '''se.
may recollec'. since called at your is..Ssp,
my constitution, as thought, enhrer W. n,
never thought you would be able 70 eu Az =
fectiy, but thought you might be able 70 .s.A.
thing to ease the pam in my back ana ~,
strengthen my limb, which were - vesS = :.
woul almost give way unier me. Tesa TesasA ~
and T. strengthen my nerves ~ thhi Nss
excii,,a ard tremhie at every iitle INNS. Ays q
sou know What I expected yon NAV en-
suti-f.-.on at my complete recovery ,a0,cs..
symptoms md the removal of th"-s -.
sores n IN my skin, ard ulcers from ~, -hbss
tie ea'ire s'oppage 81 Ihose emissions. -
said were principally tie cause Of my sicn; n, 4
hstd,y ell ,ou which is the greatest, 10! -
slrpris, for except not having fun, go' as n
4 el as well as any an can feel t ,njss
YOU twenty dollars over your charge, - "a =
.ell rheAply cured. II you think any
bei eniied, you may put this letter I'd 's'
pers. Believe me srsisiully yours a,.sI
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ACARp Il, the undersigned, having been ma
the treatment OF l.. Czapkay, VI. ID. alihouvh
solicited feel called upon to give publicity To tne
fcacy ofhis treatment, hoping that by doing %
may be instrumental in preventing others iTm
fearful suffering and misery which expeneno11
and which so often result from the pernicioas f'-
tice OF pretenders. My disease has been !hsl
physical and mental debility, which follows ID ~
sequence of indiscretion in youth. The heol,
which endured are, perhaps, unnecessary l@
to detail they are known to those who have eip1
enced them. suffice 1t to say that having called
services Of Or. l.. j. Czapkay INTO requsliicn, ~
es pecl ations which may nave formed o' MN VI
more than realized. ! would therefore recomme]
Dr. Czapkay to all who may find themselves am i
with the dreadful malady. my object In 80 uo'ns
ing sympathy for suffering humanity, and heH4
desire ofrelieving them.
State OF California, City and County OF san
cisco ~ On tho 3lst dny Of July, A. ID. loo
me, VIM. G. Jewett. Notry Public. personally apFl
ed d. J. Dahee, known TO me, who being dhy
did depose and say, that the contents oi 'ne
herewith signed 10y him is true
In witness whereof, have hereuDto seim!s
and affixed my official seal, the day and yeM
above written. VIM. e. IEWEIL
u.s. fotsp fs'.
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" &c E.

EEORGE l.. TARBELL HAS rms DAY
N Withdrawn from oar hrm by mutual consent
LANG s. 90.
The business will be confined b. ! l. Lang ami
Joseph Block, unde- The name, -! lie and IN Of
Lang 4 Co., as hereloiu. 9.
ufovlie May 18Th, 1855. LANG & CO.
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County of Butte.
Joseph u. Alexander
Jno. A. Rollings,
Oliver p Watson, Action brought In the
Alien Clymer, District Court of the Fit
WIN l. Evans, icenlh judicial District,
Charles Evans, and the complaint filed
&. Wheeler. in the cpan'y of Butte,
Thomas y. Davis, IN the Office ot the Clerk
Thomas 4. Bouchcr, Of said District Court
charles Ilcnsley,
J. Watson,
J.R WOODEN. md
Samuel j. llcn.ley,
YENHH PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFOR.
Il nia, Send Gr 'etng to John A. Roliings, oliver
+. Watson, Allen Clym;r, WIN. l. Evans, Charles
Evans, q. Wheeler, Thomas Davis, Thomas
boucher, Ch irles iirnsey, j. Watson, J X. Wooden,
and samuel lIensey You are hereby required
To appear IN an aclpH brought against you by the
above named plainud Ia the District Court of the
Fifteenth Judicial District, in md Tor the County of
Butte, and to answer The Complaint fled therein, Ga
copy Of which accompanies this Summrus) within
ten days, (rScusivc of the day of servicr) after the
service on you OF this summons II served within this
county; If served out of this couuy but within this
Juicia District ~ithin twenty days; If served
Of said District, then within forty days-or Judgment
by default viii be taken against you rne SAID action
is brought to obtain judgment and decree ofiore-
closure Of certain lndenture of Mortgage he ring
date on the 2dth day Of June ID 1853, executed by
the delondaut John Rollings to the plaintiff, and
tor The rae OF nOrIgagei premises describ therein
anu The hpDlirution of the proceeds of sach sale to
the IalIneut of the amount due on the promisDry
note described in said mortgage, together with such
other and further relief IN the premises AS 10 our
said Court may seem right and proper also tor costs
OF sui; aud II you fail to appear and answer the said
complaint IA above required, the pnnntH will apply
to the Court for the rellei demanded therein
Given under NJ hand and the Seal Of the District
( - Court of the Fifteenth Judi cal District,
iSEAL this 18th day of hpril, in the year o..
- our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
hfty-oight.
Mn. DARRACH, Clerk.
Hy J. H.NARPLE Deputy Clerk apl1-3m
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SuMHl MS

STATE or CALIFORNIA, J
In the District Court OF the 18th Ju licial District
County Of Butte.
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B l. y n i\ = i.

WUsTicB's SUMMONS for Bugl, county, ia.t
- Printed snl TO- sale a. th- e. rECuRp , or
FlCEn
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I'D EMARKABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL RI
~ LIEF.-Below We publish the certi6caiesa
two Of the sufferers from the pangs of disease vha
having recovered from their former health, and in.
PEELED by gratitude, make known their cases and N
medal agent and their statements authenticals
by a Notary Public. Ths demands of society Imp.
riously command their publicity. and we commsn.
their perusal to the attention Of all afflicted:
CERTIFICATE.
Theunjersigned ,desirous ofacquaintine ethoss VI,
may be unfortunate enough TO be similarly afflicted
where permanent relief of their sunerngs may h
obtained feels II his duty to thus publicly erp,vs
his most 81 ncere gratitude 10 Dr. l. j. CZapkay, vI
the permanent recovery Of his health. Borne dcvr
by tho Distressing symptoms incident to the vcoa
practice oi uncomfortable passion youth depres
In body aud mind: unable TO perform even the mos
tritiing duty imposed upon the daily avocaion,
life, sought the advice of many ply sicians who
first regarded my disease as Of triing importance
but nas after few weeks, and In several instance
msnlhs, of their treatment. found to my unuuefs
bic horror, that instead Of relief, the symptoms b.
came more alarming in their torture, and, bensDA|
by one that my disease being princi paly confined
the brain, medicine would be Of little cousequencs
despaired of ever reganing my health, strength nd
energy; and as q last resort, and with but flR
hope called upon DR.. Czapkay who, after examinhi
my case prescribed some medicine which almost ID
stnly relieved me of the dull pain and dizziness 81
my head. Encouraged by this result. resoved q
pInce myself Immediately under his care, and By \
strict adherence TO his directions and advice ny
became clear, my ideas collected, the constant psi
in my back and groins the weakness Of my limbs !
the nervous reaction ofmy whole body on the slight
est alarm or excitement; the misanthropy sndc
furebodings the self disrust and ant Of coDhdenc
in others the incapabi ity to study, and want or1
oluton; tlie friQhtful, exciting, and at times pleasu
able dreams at night. followed by involuntary az
charges, have all Disappeared: and In fact In "
| months after having consulted the Doctor, felt .
inspired by new life--that life which, but sho +
time ago contemplated to end by my own hand.
With view to guard the unfortunate from falln
into the hands of incompetent qnacks, deemh
duty to offer this testimony TO the merit and skill
DR.. Czapkay, and recommend him to nil who m
stand in need of medical advice, being assured by
own experience. that once under his care, ARABIC
ndpermansnt cure will be effected.
b.. FILLMORE
State of California, County OF San Francisco 81
scribed and sworn before me. this lIth day Of Apf
A. ID. 1856. Signed. JOHN MIDDLEToN,lL
Notary Public.
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Action brought In the
District Court of the Fit
icenth judicial District,
and the complaint filed
in the conn'y of Butte,
IN the Office of the Clerk
Of said District Court.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-20
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

The E0srilg Post, Of Saturday, says:
"The march Of improvement continues steadily
on; the merchant and banker tread the exchsn ge
floor with more buOysnt step, and trade feels the
impelling power Of returning confidence. This
elasticity has been particularly exhibited in the
produce markets; cotton, hides, provisions, and
groceries have attracted less attention from
the consumer. Cotton has met with change which
was scarcely expected by the most sanguine, and
has the appearance Of being maintained. In short
there is evidently stronger inclination among Job
bers to stock themselves, prompted by 8 more gen
eral demand from parties who satisfy the wants of
the country.
The dry goods market has, during the week,
been characterized by a more lively feeling quite a
number Of Southern merchants having made their
appearance. A few weeks since the rooms Of the
importer and jobber we're quiet as Sunday; now
they present encouraging contrast, although it
is obvious that the business is concentrated in fewer
hands, and less competition tOsel to everybody who
comes along.
Outside Of New York, however, the condition
Of things is far less cheering, the manufacturing
ditinot being still the scene Of inactivity. This
bears heavily upon the class who depend upon the
manufacturer for the means Of subsistence. This,
however, is less felt than few weeks ago; in fact
every week brings with it fresh evidence that man
uiscturing will soon undergo partial rally stimu-
lated by the renewed activity at the principal marts
ION all sides there is glut Of money. Bankers
anu OseL OLueLe u SHP'hA are Falnly lnqurlng TOT
q supply Of good bills in which TO employ their rs-
pidly increasing balances. Owing to the keen com
petition on the part Of disCOunters first class paper
Is freely negotiated st a s per cent and in q few
instances transactions have taken place at per
cent. On call is where the glut is the greatest
" In the desrth Of good mercantile bills great will
lngness has been evinced TO make extensive loans
upon stocks hence the excitement that has ruled at
the Stock Exchange, The announcement Of re-
sumption by banks or firms now and then, tend TO
strengthen the favorable impressions Of the public
mind The fresh cases Of embarrassment are les
SEEMING, the borrower meeting with new methods Of
obtaining money"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-20
CANDIDATES.
PUTNAM COUNTY.

PUTNAM COUNTY.
We are authorised to ann ounce Il. W sABLIu, Jr. .
candidate for Clerk Of the C Court OF Putnam CounH
| a. the ensuing March election JAMIE
JACKSON COUNTY.
We authorised snnov nee WHITE NTEEsa candidate
for Sheriff of Jackson County at the ensuing March cleo
PERRY COUNTY.
We authorised to MosEs BATHS candidate
for Clerk Of the County Cou OF Perry county, at me Mareh
Cheatha m County.
We are authorized TO ". H STUART, can
didate for sheriff Of Cheaha county, al the ensuing March
election. dec4-ie
County Officers--I iIeCtIom March, 1858
County trustee.
Trustee Of David5O county she ensuing March
We are authorised To anr uncs EraAn GRAY undidats
Wesro authorised ogEoe JOHS RArsIs aeandidat'
tor recollection Trustee or Davidson eOunGy sep lite
candidate Tor Trustee OF Davidson county sePI l3sd
We are authorised 20 nHOunce THOHas T. sAEDEHs
We are authorized Baounoe E. D BAXTtk candid
ate for Trustee Of Dsvid on eognty At the ensuing hafeh
FOR COUNT COURT CLERK.
We are authorised to announce WLLlAE l.. tosTER q
We are authorized 70 announce FuL11 K. CHEATHAH a
candidate for reelection Clerk County CouTo
We are authorized 20 announce Capt. s BesmlLL
candidate for CLERK Of The County Court OF Davidson
county. , y |u
II We authorized 90 q DAVID q Low can
ddats for CsE OF ths Cireail Cosrs Of Davidson o3usY
the ensuing MHrch election
Wsare authorized 70 anno0 nee JOHN HUGH bhlIh es
candidate Giro cit Court CLERK the ensuing March
We are authorized to anne n,e C. W NANCE candid
ate for Clerk Of Circuit Of Davidson cOdniy a.
the ensuing March election.
FOR ~ ERJFF.
We are AZ hOTised nee + r.. A'CAHH candidate
Sheriff Of y The ensuing election IN
March nov lites
We are authorised JAHEa b. HIHTOE candi
Z sheriff OF DaVdhOl county. may1I
We aFB authorized nOuncS JOHE K. BDHOHDsOH .
andidata for reelection ShenE Of Davidson county.
may IS
We are authorised annt unoe e. B. BIsLRr candidate
Tor sheriff OF Davidson couI ". maFe5
FOR ca NSTABLE
authorized 70 unes JEsEE W. PAsE, esnd
date for Constable IN the Ma hvis district 1T
We are authorised % Ruunce SAM. D. hlCHUL as q
candidate Tor Constable 10 Nashville District,
suing March election. nov 10
authorised aanr uuee J. B. RRpDTcE a candidate
for Constable Of Davidson d ounty. SEPT IT-ts |
are authorized anu lunes JEssR B. PERRY q esBd.
date for Constable in the M
We srs authorized 70 81 roupee FLrTrEEn " HoRE a /
candidate Constable IN "a FasbvfIls DiutrIe oetz-t
We are uLhOFised TO ana ,uDce A. SToUT candidate
constable In the Ma Tis DTtrict AZ The ensuing
March elsctiOa dec ste
We authorised 70 ana m nes r n IzvT candidate
o. Oo1Aoie IN tas asaVA 10 Dslos Al ensuing March
sleehoh' es--tf
We are authorised 10 ann ouuoo IRA CRANDALL can.
&ate for Constable in he IOth DfriTis o. Davidson
anty, a. the ensuioa Tara q Ell sction Ifsb Tie.
We are Authorized % ann lun q . g. JOFRs candidate
b COhasbls IN ne NsshVu s stro a sue snaung March
'lssti0a. IfsS9-ls ]
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-20

LAWS OF TENNESSEE.

AN ACT 10 amend the revenue laws Of this State.
SECTION !. Be It enacted By the GeRsTas Aa1s1ably Of
the State Of Ts1aeasss, That specific tax shall be
paid upon the privilege Of granting policies Of in
surance lives by other than companies chartered
By the State, Of one per cent. upon the amount Of
premiums received for insurance Of lives.
Sec. 2 Be u further enacted, That the provisions
and bene6sof this act shall only apply to such COM
pa lies confined By their charters exclusively
To life insurance.
Sec. 8. Be Il further enacted, That all laws in
conflict with this sct are hereby repealed.
Sec. 4 Be II tifrtteT enacted, That much Of an
act passed at this session Of the Legislature as re-
CURES the Comptroller Of the Treasury attend at
knoxville on the first Of March, each year, make
annual settlements with the tax collectors and
sherifs Of East Tennessee, be and hereby is sus-
pended for the present year. and that the Comp
r0ller Of the Treasury shall attend at Knoxville
the first day Of July, 1885, to settle Tor the year
1857.
Sec. g. Be further enacted, That 90 much Of the
act Of 1854 requires the sheriff of Knox county
to pay the railroad Of said county when be
pays ever the other taxes Of said county, be and
is hereby repealed; and that hereafter the said
sheriff shall not be required pay the same before
the first of June, unless otherwise directed by the
county court Of Knox county.
Sec. 9. Be q further eHaeEsa, That this set shall
take effect from and after It's passage.
Passed February IS, 1858.
DANIEL 8. DONELSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN G. BURCH,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-20

GREELEY OK RED PErTIooATs. The New York
Tribune which has st various times given its readers
evidence Of a full knowledge Of sll the iniquity
going on in New York-tsking in gambling hells,
houses Of prostitution, dog meat sausage factories
OrinOline, osrriOn-fattened swine, SIS also fully
posted on tie red petticost It says:
They sre not made Of flannel, but Of WOODEN ma
terisl Of much heavier fabric. Some arc Of plain
scarlet, crimson, or green, richly embroidered to
the depth or hight Of a quarter Of yard Others
are bordered with embossed flowers or leaves, with
black bsyadere stripes on the Upperpsrt. cheaper
kind are finished with stripes only. Prices range
from about three dollars TO q small fortune They
are or should be worn over small hoop end next to
the dress, reaching within half inch of the top of
the ordinary CATER boot. The dress, which may be
longer is TO be Topped up one side 80 as to show
the border Of the mystic garment. Aside from the
effect Of the new petu0oat as an article OF Dress
there is another feature which ought to commend it
TO favor. In renders burden Of skirts unnecessary
and thus relieves woman Of a load that materially
Injuries her health.