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QUA4RrExE CoUR DE DrsrR1crl FRANCISCO RoMAGosA
VS.. Felix Ducayet-Thomas
de Ia. Williams VS.. IL msme-Wm.
S. Pike (Chas. G. Mediation,
Nouvelleoheans, Eubroge) VS.. le meme-Nos
1851, II. $3.50 ct ,5GS.
I'm VER'TU dun writ dc safsie ct vente,
IL DUN writ de fe facias, dun alias de er aciss
moi ACTRESSES Memorable Quatrae Gour de District de la
Nouvee Orleans dams les aares cdessus du
DIES parties neressee je procederai lie SAMFDI dsot
1883 midi Hotel de la CHE de Ia Commune les
du Camp des Magasns Ia pubeue adudca-
lion des eselaves don't les suiyent, a-sRvoir-
% ans.
sam n6gre age De II d'octobre ls5 d'environ % ans
OCTAVE negre age de II d'octobre 1850 d'envon &c
BOLIVIA, WEBB CHARLES ct ALFRED.
SRisis daBsles Bfares ci-desBus.
CONDIFIONS-Douze mos de credit bilets endosses Ia
satisfaction DIES parties inereees perRnt nter8t au de
hut pour cent Fan de la date iusqu'au Placement
jy7 l6 % 30 au7 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse iGrisans
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sHERIFFs SALES.

sBcosD DISTRICT CoUttT SUCCESSION or JAMES MUIR.
Of New Orleans. PHY-No. 1906.
E9Y VIRTUE of and I'm obedience to an order
S of sale, rendered June Goth 1855 and to drected
6y tbs Honorable the SECOND District Court o New Orleans IN
the above entitled will proceed sell public auction
at the Cy oel Common street between Camp ard magazine
Streets sATDRDAY, August lfh, 1855 10 O'Clock NJ
rear q the late Municipality No ow the First District o.
this city designated plan drawn Joseph Pile Surveyor
dated the M day Of May 1870 deposited the office Of tie late
David T. hcGHy Notary Public in this city, and copy
thereof made by g. A. HediD Architect and Civil Engineer,
dated the 18th day q March 1851 and deposited or reference
in the office of said Notary the No in square NO. ~
bounded by johnson Pre6r Common and PallyrA Streets
which said lot rs feet front said PtieT street By
lS feet 10 nceR and lines p depth between parallel lines
American being The acquired by purchase from
john HagRn and the heirs Of G. T. o. D. Lafayette by act be-
fore Mchae sermon Notary Public In this 6iy. dated April
Ist 1851.
TBRMs-Cssh on the spot
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ge6 0rItsns 1aiIr Grestert.
OFFICIAL Journal.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

GapNE Nm@SN Gap UN CHI.
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BENZ. s. HARRISON,
s. HOWELL.

Ihe undersigned concur n the above report with the sxeep
non or inst part relative 70 the purchase from eirs Of Gut
soIe OF the land upon which bu The street
hey ooeet 70 he same for the following reasons toit Ist
eceAe tne heirs Of duflotte have
n ths Eh District Court for foryys thousand dollars
S45uJamount alleged offered bv tie CITY FIR
thsir Interest il the land above mentioned which suit IL m
penapg "a Beesus in the opinion Of the undersigned te
cry mas mot the increase her Indebtedness RI
no compromise shond be made wish The heirs of Guios;e
Respectfully submitted, -
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p. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

sIxIEaE GouE DE DrsTRrcrl WIN. 2. GRAYsoE- u. SEES
della Nouvelle- Orleans CREANCIERS--Eo5S S5
I'M VERTU tISVn orcare de vente renelSa lie
"A De Juliet 1858 moi adresse Honorable si6me
Gour de District de IL Eouyelle Orleans dams sae cessus
je proc6derai e MERCREDI % de Juliet 1855 midi
les ieux capreB aegnes compile des creanciers de
Pins0lvable, Ia publigue ct adjudication de-
l. Tons les meubes eets Hbandonnes par
cTeancers ct conenus dams IL maison uae Nayedes
10 IT suvant bilan enrega ge dc la susite sxi6me
Cout de District de la Nouvelle Orleans.
q La balance dn bail des dts ieux expant e Ter novebre
proclaim da5 aison STD Fam payabIes reinstatement
C0NDipI0NS-Pour les meubles et eeta compliant
men De NATURALIZATION ct le ball. pacquereur pieta
loyer eeheance ia balance pri dadudcatioD sill
await compliant moment de FadJudication.
ct.s..e i. 3. I...a,s-as .itfI.i5la.a
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E. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.

TRolsrEmr CouR DE DISTRICT MOORE 4 vAHCULrN VS.
della NoavsIe-oFleans MELcHIQ p MT MITCHELL.
I'm yERTU dun writ de fleri fa s15 n moi
Il adresse par Honorable Troseme de District de
MARD daot 858 midi 6tsi De il oIf rue Dc Il
Commune entire les rues dn Camp ct des Aagasns Ia
l. I'M TERRAIN, stne dams la pare inferieure de -
0hsmh Puzzle les Faes sFefdinand MORGAN It Mont gut
ct desne pa e saiyan plan de dep errains dresse
par b. j. Pile ct Jean Gommnpy deputies voyers lie II GYre
lss4 anneH m sete Do depot rapport de de rmss
trefn notae pnhc en- cette ye date du Ter mats 1896
lie dit terrain ayapt angaise, gne oblque,
n eds p2aces ct az Do pogce face Ia rue de Ia Leyee
ST aqs5i o6qqe sur 100 peds de nes pa
alice agnee dit plan Pnsage conmnn des s1sdits
dlxeP terains drote terrain designe e Eo3
gaueh par lie terrain desgne le No s. daps lie plan
Ensemble ayee toutes les hatsses ct authorizations qu
nyen1 = aaon pofse e NC q MS &c "a
q UN TERRAIN ue dams lie Premier District de la Nom
G9d ct 81 desgne sousle No 49 plan drese
NJ lyEs Dc Plans sfs5ts, aosirs: sys sSs 10
Ensemble tones les batsgts ameoations qut SO
nudes attaches : .sses' =
an psr is No 10 danes il M pan al % aa de
laee Ia rue Julie sur 50 Peds de profondeur gnes
I ii les e elayes LOTS ct silva.
sass dams l'affaire cdessus.
coND[TIoNs-comptant au moment DEL ADJUDICATION.
ig2 u q 30 aus Sheriff de la Paroisse dorltans.
FouREI DIsTRIcr coURrg JOS. R. SHANNON Us. SAMUEL
- Of New 0rleana GwARTNRY--No Il, $40.
directed by The Honorable Fourth District Court Of
Geworeahs in the above entitled will proceed
Public Auction, the City Hotel Common street between
S as and Magazne Streets on SATURDAY. August 7th
q CERTAIN Log OF GROUND, with the improve 49,.
ths City square No. Il whc bounde fI ~
Thaa Erato and Soils Streets designated By The
66ee inches front on Jacobs street 81 ieeti inch
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F1 4.
e25 5y9 I6 10 90 Sheriff de " ParpisBe d'OrieRns.
THnnD DISTRICT coURr MOORE I VAhCULIN vs. MEL.
Of Now Orleans ! CHIOR MITCHETIl-Eo. 1856.
pY VIRTUG of a writ OF Teri fneias 10 me

TH1Rp DISTRICT COURT MOORE L yARCULIN VB, MEL
Of New Orleans. ! CHIOE MITCHEEL--Eo. 1855.
pY VIRTUE of n writ Of fierS facias TO me
- directed by the Honorable the Third District Court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
at public auction the City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine streets, TUESDAY, the Sd day Of
August, 1858, at II O'Clock M
J.. "A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated In the luaA
lower part Of this city in the bounded by Old @
Ievee Public Road ST Ferdinand Moreeu and Monte A
Streets designated lot No plan Of II lots drawn
by L. a. Pile nd Jean Communy Deputy Surveyors the
18TH of February 1884 annexed Of
fore de Atas then Notary Public the LIST of March,
1886 Said lot having English obquc line %
feet inches and egs Of an inch front evee
Public road the dimensions the lire also obique
extending in depth each Of the right aud left lines loo
the above reesd plan and belonging said
II lots of ground the right side designated
O. and the left side by designated s. on
plan Together with H the buildings and improvements there
The house bears No. II Old Leyee street
Together also with 50 shares of the capital stock Of the ~
GEMS Bank Of Louisiana secured by mortgage said property
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the
toms aervdes and immunes Of what kind soever the
belonging and apperaninE situated in the First District
Of New Orleans in the comprised between Julia
Peter Girod and St Paul being lot No l49 plan
made by W ThoFon Thompson the 9Th January 1913 depoR
tied as plan foryonr In the book Of plan of The ats
Marks Notary and which lot fronts &c fest julia street,
IS feet deen between parallel lines, American
8, A. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, tOgether with all its
dependencies Joining the above and the plan
and IS feet deep, between parallel lines American measure
4, Ard the slaves LOUIS and SILVA.
Seized In the above suit
TEkMS-Cash on the spst.
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lander
Initials.

No. 81 St Ferdinand Louisiana Association Of En-
Fineers... Editors Young ! Spirit Of the southk q Vs.
ST. MARKS, P. u.
NEW oRIa1sa. July %, 1868.
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jyl2 l6 - o Q Sheriff De ia Paroisse d'orleans.
Enur-., rIs..:r c;:az, : /. ..c:rScc ra.. COG - :,
ROMAGOsA Va. FE
LIX DUgAYET-Thos. Williams
Va. same-Wm. =. Pike, tChas. g.
Mediation: snbrogated } ys same


' u
Mediation, snbrogaed, J SAME
New Orleans. Nos IL, 54T 1889 and ID,668
RY VIRTUE of d writ OF seizure ana gaIe,
OF writ Of her aciaS aud of aaH wri Of fer facas
to directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court of
New Orleans in the above entitled causes, and pursuant
written of all parties interested therein will proceed
TO sell public auction the City Hotel Common street.
between Camp and Magazine streets SATURDAY the 7h
day Of August 1855 at ~ O'clock NJ the following described
slaves, viz:
.sTbAs DIGLARD negro man. aged d6th January 1867
about 20 years.
SAM negro man. aged ION the 18th October 1857 about %
years.
OCTAVE negro man. aged ION The 18th October, 1881
about 26 years.
OLIVIA, WEBB, CHARLES and ALFRED.
Seized in the above suits.
TERMsTwelye months credit for endorsed to the
satisfaction Of the interested parties bearing
rate Of eight per per date until paid
+. 7. PARKER
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
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rE1an WEEALY soUTn-Ar rHR INsraNoI

FE1OHACCO-S. TURNER, No. 90 CAMP STREET (up
stairs, Dealer 10 all kinds Of BAGG both in hogstadE
and bales suitable for the Mexican Market Plantation use and
Ii
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NAVAL STOR ES-4O0O barrels Tar Pitch Rostn and
IN Spirits TuTpentine, for sale by
ALFRED KEARNY,
myl7 Il Magazine street.
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Has been substituted for the shelving lieu of zine thereby
enabling Ms eher them entirely free from diRaon and
c9fr2son and consequently void of hat dageeahls oor
which pas heretofore been objectionable regera
tore ~ ADDITION to their being vastly superior others
OWING to their convenient arrangements and unequaed prin
epe they are more serviceahe 1t is conceded that
Galvanized Iron durable any other metal as it is
not affected by acid salt water, etc.
Forsaie by
Y,1f69 L TGATf
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Yeaten Hepry Yogan Patrick Young Go5nelius
ship n Hampshire Yutle Fhas ahp York capt Rolina
Yeaton Jno I'll ship b Cutting brig Belle
Sarah PellgraW
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~ b. n. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

DEux1EnH GouR DE DISTRICT 1THEoD. SONTAT Dufossat
de la Nouyee- Orleans Stuteur, VS.. r. w. HEBRAkD.
No 1892.
Inn VE8STU d'mn writ ne saAsfe ct VenGe a
a. moi adressepar Honorable DeHxeme CauFe District de Ia
Nouvee Orleans dams Hare c dessus, je proeederR 10
de ia Commune les du Camp Magasns
vente publique 81 adjudication de-
Lesciaye nomme JAMES, Negro age denvron trente enq
Eaisi dams paffare ei-dessus @
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION.
e. IT. PARKER,
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The following preamble and resolution, adopted by
the Assistant Board, were ooneurred in after having
been amended as recommended in the foregoing re.
port:
A preamble and resolution authorizing the Surveyor to pur
chase bell for the Of the Second District
q cost not TO exceed $500
Yeas Me8srs. Conway, Foratall, HARRISON Howell,
Landry, pennard and Wiltz-7,
The following resolutions adopted by the Assistant
Board, were concurred in as recommended in the
foregoing report:
azne street. between Harmony Toedano streets Fourth
District the amount that it would require for the construction
oil ballast road on said street, conditions
yeas; Messrs Conway, Forstall, Harrison, How.
ell, Vennard and Wiltz-6.
Nay: Mr.. Landry.
a resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner to have
bitches made on Laurent and White streets Jackson TO
Philip street Fourth District
1eas: Messrs Conway, Forstall, HARRISON How.
ell, Landry, Vennard and Wiltz-7.
resolution authorizing the Surveyor give and establish
me proper grade for the banquetes fronting property forming
the corner of Perddo and Carendetet streets.
resolution authorizing the Gomutroer adudcate the
lowest bidder after five days attending
aa Keeping N repair for the bridge known the
Bayou St. John bridge, second District
yeas: Messrs, Conway, FOrstall Harrison, How
ell, Landry, Vennard and Witz-7.
preamble and resolution authorizing the Street
Sioner 10 notify Geo. Pnrps triangular piece Of
ground comprised by urana Pytnia and Felicity Streets
days and in default that the Street Commissioner
thoriEed 10 have the made al his expense
Yeas: Messrs. Conway, Forstall, HARRISON, Ian
dry, Vennard and Wiltz-6.
Nay: Mr.. Howell.
On motion, the Board adjourned until Tuesday
next, the 9th inst, at o'clock, P, N.
GHAS. CLAIBORNE, see'y.
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Also County Rights for sale in the States of Louisiana Mis-
ssspp Texas and Arkansas terms Apply to
CARPIETTE, sGANDLING 4 Hill,
a5 jm No. IA POydraS gtrest.
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Sm FLINT Il JONES. II and az ROYAL street
IMPORTANT no RvERYB0DY!l
d Il q IN o M
NonI1Exzpl.ofsinye cemnhene end spirit Gas

It is generally that Camphene Yields the eears
and most brilliant light Of any known substance the only
obstacle to its universal adoption hitherto
tendency which is really wondered at with The aps
now in common The undersigned having purchased The
exclusive right for the ERe Of these Bamps respectfully
invite the public to call and examine them Judge their
merits $500
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THE WEEKLY SOUTH will be sent to single subscriber
for year prepayment So but clubs Of thre mr.
MORE viii be furnished at The following Tatea:
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-19

The COLUMBIA GAZETTE W. Oliver
Esq has retired from the Editorial depart
ment Of that staunch Democratic newspaper
named above. He has conducted it with
mnch ability and shown himself an homes,
able advocate Of true Democratic principles
He gives way to Judge Parburt. who, he
says in his valedictory will maintain th,
present high Democratic character Of the
Gazette Mr.. Oliver on taking leave of tn,
tripod. gave the following sensible parting
bumper;-
Health and happiness to all. Success tt
Judge Douglas, to the Democratic party and
Squatter Sovereignty
That sentiment will call forth an "amsn +
from siskiyou to San Diego, and from ,h'
snowy submits Of the Sierras to the Colder
Gate.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-19
TuoIumne All Right.

In Tuolumne as in every other county in
the state, the voice of the people is raised
against the Lecompton swindle. The Sono-
ra Herald and the Columbia Gazette Join in
denouncing the action of the Legislature up.
on the Stratton resolutions. The Gazette
repuolishes the charge made in the RECORD
against the recreant Assemblymen, and the
Herald In clear. bold, truthful language
proclaims its contempt for the time servers
who so mis-represented the voice Of their
constituents. Says the Herald -
Those resolutions embody the opinion of a
small fraction Of the people of California. viz:
the Federal Office. holders and their toadies,
together with few sectionalists, who will
favor anything which promises advantage to
the South and its peculiar institutions ~
The great mass Of our people, Democrats as
well as men Of all other parties and of no
party, are unwavering in the belief that Mr.
Douglas occupies an impregnable as we'll as
the right position on this question So the
toadies and truckers OF the Assembly mis-.
represent the popular will of California when
they presume to instruct our Senators and
Representatives in Congress to vote for the
admission OF Kansas under the Lecompton
Constitution.
Truth is mighty, and will prevail"
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-19

An IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN.---In the case
Of Biddls Boggs 70. The Merced Mining
Company, the Supreme Court have decided
that the title to grant upon mineral lands
does not entitle the grant holdsr--however
perfect his title to the land-to the precious
metals contained therein, and furthermore,
that the right Of tie Government to the
said metals gives II or those who work under
its right, license to dig for them This is
. very important decision, and will be q
cause for rejoicing among those holding
mining claims on the lands lying within the
bounds Of the Larkin and Moore & Henshaw
tracts. The decision in the case referred to
has direct bearing upon Fremonts great
Msriposa claim The decision, which ap.
pears In the Union, Is quite lengthy, and
contains many authorities and much sound
reasoning in Its support.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-19
sUBL.tME DEVOTION


~, sir, at least, will with my latest breath,
JAcKsoNLIKE FIRMNEss.
continue to stand by the Administration so
FINDS THE PRESIDENT.
long as find the President as in this instance
THE DEMOCRATIC PLATOON.
firm and unyielding upon the platform which
TRIUMPHANT ELECTION OF BUCHANAN AND
CLOSE OF THE SPEECH,
elected him."
Had some one, who had read the Demo.
cratic platform and the Presidents Lecomp.
ton message, explained to the Hon Sem
ator wherein they differed, it ght possibly
have saved his friends from tho modification
they must now experience in reading the
closing paragraph Of his speech.
1t is understood that Mr.. Burch is willing
to represent California in Congress, whenev-
cr the people shall delegate their sovereign.
ty to him.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-19
The Kan... Meeting i'm M.ry.,,lIe.

ihe Kansas Meeting in MarysviIIe.
on wednesday evening q meeting was held
IN Marysville to take into consideration the
Kansas question. The meeting was called
to order by the appointment Of W. W. Pres.
bury to the Chair, and Geo. C. Gorham aad
James McC. Reardan Secretaries.
The following resolutions we're offered, and
after able speeches by Mr.. McCorkle, Mr..
Bryan and others, they were put to vote
and adopted:
Resoiced. That the Democracy of the city
oil Marysville regard as sacred the principles
embodied in the Kansas Nebraska Act, aud
that we recognize the right of the people Of
all the Territories. including Kansas and
Nebraska, acting through the legally ex
pressed Will Of majority of actual resi-
dents, and whenever the number of their in
habitants jnstiies it, to form a Constitution
with or without domestic slavery. and be al
mitted into the Union upon terms of perfect
equality with other States
Resoiued, That we consider those princi.
Piles we'll and clearly defined, and that thew
unquestionably recognise the rio bit of ma.
jority Of the citizens of any Territory to de-
eide, by free and fair expression a, the
oaiiot'oox, upon the WHOLE Of any Consti
tuition that may be framed for their govern.
ment; and that such Constitution, rs On en-
tirety; should be submitted to fair vote of
the people, for their adoption or rejection
Resoioed. That in casting our votes for
the present Executive of the United States,
we acted upon the declaration that his indi.
viduality was merged in the Cincinnati Plat
form and that we will MAINTAIN the prnc-
pie OF the Kansas Nebraska Act. as INSOFAR.
able from that Platform, and follow it out to
its logical consequences
Resoired, That the resolutions recently
passed by the California Assembly instruct.
ing our Senators and members of Congress
to vote for the admission of Kansas under
the Lecompton Constiton, do not reflect the
sentiments Of the Democracy of the city OF
Marysville.
We call upon the Democracy all over the
State for public expression of sentiments on
this question.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-19
Sacramento News.

SACRAMENTO, March 18th, 1853.
In Senate, Lecompton resolutions passed
to-day
Mr.. Holden spoke to-day in favor of Le-
compton resolutions. Mr.. Hart against
Bill to repeal lnsolvent law was recon
mitted to Judiciary Committee. with instruc-
tions to provide against any ex-post facto
claims.
In Assembly, Mr.. Ksbler introduced an
Act to abolish offices Of County Assessors,
and create Direct Assessors.
Bill in Senate to increase revenue on Bill
lard tables. Ten Pin alleys, Theatres aud
Insurance Companies, passed.
In Assembly, Act to amend Mechanics
Lien Law, passed.
Great boat race to-day for some hours.
Not much done in the Assembly; all hands
looking OF the race. There were two or
three calls of the house in the Assembly, and
some in the Senate.
ST. Patrick's day is well kept up.-Er-
press Telegram.
Ayes--Auderson, Baker. Berry, Burch,
Coulter, Dickinson. Ferguson. of Sierra,
Garter, Gregory, Hamm. Holden, johnson,
of Ell Dorado. Ketcham, Lewis, Mei ritt, Me.
lony, Pacheco, Rogers. Taliaferro, Thorn, -
20.
Noes--Allen, Burton. Bell, Carpenter,
Chase, Ferguson, of Sacramento, Goodwin,
Grant, Griffith. Hart, johnson. of Sacramen.
to, Mesick, Phelps, Soule, Sullivan-l5.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-19

ANOTHER CELESTIAL RAscAL.-Yester-
day, another Chinaman, identified as ono Of
the gang who are engaged in petty thcfts.
was tried before Justice Berry and sentenced
to thirty days public service. He was found
in possession of sundry stolen goods The
complaining witnesses in this case, as In one
which was determined on Tuesday were Chi
namen, and indeed there seems to be de-
sire on the part Of some Of the Celcstials to
establish their own good character by in.
forming on those of their rascally country.
men toward whom they feel inimical. We
suppose that one party is Of the Hongkong
and the other Of the Canton persuasion. At
any rate, they are most intensely bitter in
their mutual hate. We took no pains TO
lssru the name Of this last Celestial captive.
but suppose there Is more or less "Ah''
about IL.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-19

BUTTE TAX AcT.-As interesting to the
tax payers Of this county, we publish the fol-
lowing act which has lately passed the Leg
islature We copy from the Union -
SECTION |. The Collector of taxes for the
county OF butte shall continue the collection
OF State and county taxes due therein. upon
the Delinquent Tax List for one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-seven until the first
Monday OF May, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty eight and for such purpose. he
shall have all the powers given to Tax Col
lectors and Shcriifs by an Act to pro vide
revenue for the support of the Government,
and knewn as the Revenue Law of one thou
sand eight hundred and flty-seyen and
said collections shall be governed in all res
poets by said Act, except as provided in this
Act.
SEC 2. The Tax Collector of Butte coon.
ty shall not be required to make final set.
tlement, or to return his delinquent list un-
til the first Monday of June next
SEC 8. This Act shall expire on the tenth
day of June, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty. eight; and during its continuance.
all Acts in conflict WITH and inconsistent
with this Act are suspended
Approved March 18th, 1853.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-19

Six PRRsoNs BURNED TO DEATH The s.
y. Bulletin Of Tuesday contains an accoun,
1.-THE burning to death Of six persons. two
women and four children. In house near
San Juan in Monterey county. The light Of
the fire was discovered by some people who
we're returning from ball at an early hour
in the morning. These parties on arriving
at the burning ruins discovered the body Of
Mrs. 0den. the lady who lived in the house,
the bodies of her four children and that of a
Miss Burns who was visiting Mrs. o. 1t i:
supposed that the fire was set by malicious
Mexican who had lately been discharged
from the employ Of Mr.. 0den. The people
are In great state Of excitement and par
ties are in hot pursuit Of the supposed mur.
dsrer.