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Notice.

STATE or CALIFORNIA, County Of Buttc-IIcnry
- Kleiue. vs. james A. White, Thomas W. Nuttcr,
and X +. Derrick.
Nouce il hereby given. To nll persohs holding
and cnmng lien under the act for securing meChai-
les and others, upon the following described proper
iy, TO wit The Steam Quartz Mill at Oregon City,
Butte cnu-ty. 'alifurnia formerly the property Of
defendants. now supposed to he owned by Hedges <
Harmon, to be and appear IN the District Court, ff>
tcenth Judicial District tor said Butte county the
first day OF the term thereof. Ia he holden Ia the
Court House In the town of oroville Butte county
ON The Fourth Monday Of ugust ncNt,
and during the regular term ~ said court t. cxhihu
then and there the proof uf their liens on said pro-
perry, or they will be deemed waived
HENRY KLElNE, Plaintiff
RosENBAUN. Atty for Plt'n.
Orovillo June Il. 1865,
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Sherif's Sale.

nv virtue OF an Execution Issued ont OF the
~ District Court OF the 18th Judicial District, In
and for Butte County, and State ofCalifornn, TO
directed and delivered, commanding me 10 make
the sum 81 Five Hundred and Eighty-hve II 100ths
(sbs6 T7) dollars debt, md the further sum oi TweD
y nine sixty 00ths (f2960 donrs costs ~ suit and
all nccrun0 costs on said writ. wherein James
BROWN IL plaintiff and james bradley II defendant
have levied upon and will expose NJ Public sale TO
the highest bidder. for cash, On Wcdn sday,
the 11th day OF July, A. D., 1858, at tie
hour of O'Clock, p M of said day. all Of the right
title aud interest Of the above named defendant In
aud TO NIL that certain piece or parcel OF land sua
ted In the town Of Orove, Butte County, and State
ot California, known and described follows, 10 witt
All Of Block No. N0) forty, as laid down the Map
or plan OF the Carlton Estate now on file In the Re-
corder's Once of uie County, containing Lots No.
I. . .. 4 8. o, and z, and more particularly des
cribed follows, TO wit: commencing at the South
west corner Of Robinson street and Second Avenue,
and running thence In n Westerly direction, along
the South si9o of Robinson street two hundred and
sixty-fOur feet 10 Third Avenue, thence nj right an
giles In aHoutherly direction two hundred and sixty
tour feet 10 High street, thence Mt right angles In
Fnserly direction two hundred and sixty four feet to
Second Avenue, thence nt right angles In Norher-
ly direction two hundred and sixiyfour feet io Robin
street, the place Of beginnng-together with all
and singular the t.nemonts, hereditaments and ap-
purtenances thereunto bloDging or In any wise ap-
pertaining.
The abovo saie to take place ut tho Court House
door, In the town Of 0rovile County aid state aIore-
said.
~. u. PLUM. Sheriff Butte County.
OroviIic, June %, 1858.
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Probate Notice.

COUNTY or BUTTE, i'''"'o N''''
Estnte of J. NJ. LANE. Deceased.
I'm PURsUA NCE OF AN ORDER
u made in the Hon. Probate Court, the 2sth day
Of May, A. ID. 1858, Notice Ia hereby given. to all
whom II may concern to hc and appear before said
Court, on Monday, the 10th day OF August,
A. ID. 1883, ut the hour of ton O'Clock OF that day
nj the Court House Of said County, In the ToNn Of
Oroville, then and there to show II any there
be, why the administrator Of said estate should no.
make final settlement thereof and hs be discharged
from further liability in the premises.
by order Of Court
~~~~~ Witness my hand and the seal Of said
J ., (Court Affixed this 2sth day Of May, A. d..
} 1858. NJ n. DARRACU,
~ Clerk Probate Court Butte County.
[UnIel -.I5d1
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Justices Summons.

TNIrED STATES or AMERICA-STATE OF
- California; County u Butte In Justices Court,
urhir Township. The People of The state or Cali
fornia, Ia Ham Light greeting: You hereb,
summoned to app ar before me, at my oflcc in Ophir
Township County OF butte, the 10Th day OF July
A. i-5H, nj 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, tn answer unto the
complaint of SMEDES h JENKINS, who sue to re-
cover the sum of thiry-one dollars claimed to be
due from You on nm accepted order signed by you
tor SAID sln in their favor, when Judgment Will he
taken against YOU for The said amount together with
costs and damages II You fail Ia appear and answer
To the sheriff amy Constable of said County, gree l.
ing Make legal service and due return hereof
Given uader my hand this 2sth day of June. A. d
1858. JOUN : KERRY,
Justice Of the Pcace at said Township.
IL - hereby ordered, that service uf summons be
had IN this cause, by publication of the same, four
teen dnys on aud after July Sd, lS5s, in the Daily
Bnite Record Newspaper.
Witness my hand this 2Slh day Of June, 1858.
JOHN =. BERRY. J. i.
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Dissolution Notice.

'FHE COPARTNERSHIP IiEREIO-
lore eNSiiug heiv rn -. i.cunrd. J. = leon.
ard and =. Lakin uafer tho rame and st,le of
Leonard Co, u this gay dissnve g., IN a, nj con
sent ny The withdrawn 1T D. :. t.ekin. Auy ,te
hAN'nE demnnds agait - the Erm m plrl-c prrsru
hein and those know irg ,hemse YES INDEBTED Ia US
WI pleas make irnms cls1e ,-iil l-rt
me onsiness Will lc cont M ! un ltr t'e same
nam, name and style as her ofOre, by T.. 800 ard aud
w. Leonard.
LEONARD & 90
OrOyile. June 2S. ISIS nea4w
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Guardians Sale.

4 IL. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
~ THOMAS SHARPE, insane, Of the couaty Of
bntte, state OF California. are required 10 exhibit
them together With che necessary vouchers. within
ten months from and after the date of this notice.
the same viii be fotcver barred to William cleve-
land. nc cieveand's ranch in ophr Township, or 10
d. w. Cheesn an, oroville.
WILLIAM CLEVELAND,
Guardian Of Thomas Shsrpe
oroville, May e9h "A. u. 1858. myeNtw
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Justices Summons.

LIMITED STATES OF ANERlCA-STATE or
California, Couny Of Butte In justices Court.
urhlr township, The People of the state of Cali
iernls, to Ham Light greeting; You ase hereby
.ummoned to appear before me. at my Office In Ophr
township, County OF Butte, on the 2Uth day Of July
A. d. 1858 at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. to answer unto the
complaint OF JOHN DOWD. who sues to recover thu
sum ~ twenty seven dollars. claimed to be due from
YOU on aeeonnt acroun, for horse aud buggy hire.
Nhen judgment will be taken against you fur the
sald amount II yca fail io appear and answer. t.
The sheriff any Constable Of said County, greeting
wake legal service ami due return bcreof.
1tYen under my hand this 2Sh lay OF lune 4. n.
1913, JOHN :. KERRY,
Justice of the Peace ot said Township.
IT'S hereby orter,t, that service uf summons ho
had I'm this cause. by publication cf the came, fourteen
asys on and AMER the 81 day OF Jay ls5o, in the
Daily hntte Rerord newspaper.
Witness my hand this aSth day of June 1855
JOHN :. BERRY, J. r.
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Notice..
STOCKHOLDERS OFTnE CALrEnR

STnCKHOLDETtS OFTuE CALTFOR-
~ MA COAL COMPANY will take notice. that
Nv meeting ot the Trustees of said Company held
ON ire 2lSl inst, an assessment Of one dollar per
snare upon the capital stock of said Company was
"Nrf and ordered 10 he paid INTO the Treasury of
SAID company within thirty days from and after this
date.
Coal Greek June 2lsi, A. u 1853
lee2lm II. W. CHEESMAN, Sec'y
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Notice..

NOrICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to tho Stoctho,d
~ ers IN the irgin Qua1I Mining Companv
That AL shares upon which the ass..-r ,n,s nr n,,r
paid on or before the 18Th day of Iuly ISiS viii lr
'"l1 Y" pay suen assessments, according to INV, at
nuouc auction, To the highest hiddcr % the Conri
lIeuse Door IN the town of OrovlIe, AT O'Clock +
NJ On said 18th day Of July lSiS
By order ot the Board Of Trnsh.os
y. l.. CoMLEY, President.
\. ". CoRrEs, Secretary
lime IEths
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COnstable's Sale.

cution issued ont OF the Justices Court ui T..
kn-on. Esq Justice of the Peace in and tor kim
shew Township. IN the county of Butte and Stale Of
California, to me directed and delivered command.
ing me Ia make tltc sum NJ eighteen mud seventeen
one hundredth- dollars damages, and lhir', tive dol
lars costs. together with accruing cost, ou uf the
property of Grorge liHckctl. t. satisfy judgment
obtained gninst him IN said court Tor said sum, ut
the suit aud IL favor oi Charles Clark plninlN, have
seized and levied upon and viii expose for sale at
public auction TO i've highest bidder for cash. on the
2snd Day of July, A. d 1858, ni the hour of
q clock J. NJ OF snl day. ali the tiVhi, title and
interest OF sad defendant, George llnckctt. III and
To the following Il ~crbed property. to w.i:-1hat
certain one story Yelling house, the eat sdc of
Bowerv street in the town OF lnskip in said county
and State, mt the south end of suid oWn together
with the fixtures and appurnuances thcreuno be.
longing Or In anywise npperlaining
The said sale to take place on the premises
A. B. PERRY Constable.
June q, 1S5S. ie!S 3w-pr's lee SlS
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Insolvency Notice.

GSMATEOF CAl IFORNIA-COUNTY or BUTTE
~ District Conr', Fifteenth Judicial District. m
tha matter of the petition of George W. Brooks.
lnsovrnt debtor. In pursuance of AN order made
hv the Hon Warren T. sexton Judge of said Court
at chambers, IN said county. On the 10Th day oi
June, A. ID. lsjS-N Notice is hereby given TO the
ere litors ct the said George w Books. petitioner
in ns I've cy. 20 'e and appear before the said court
on the hrst day Of the August term thereof, A. ID
Is S.tO Wit on MONDAY the 2rl DaN uf August, T. y.
Is r. ut the hour of 10 O'Clock NJ. of that day than
~ d here 10 show causc, itny there be- why an ~,
i iinmcni OF said nsllvcnl's Estate should not bee
made m'd he dis 'harged from hi. dcb'e as hv him
pry" for. II j. further ord red that al ic al uru-
ceedi' gs against said nsolvcnt thee lrrinn the
several of the debts sci 70 IN in said schedule
be stayed until the final deter min tinn uf this cause
~ WitteSs my hand ~ Il the seal Of said
isEAL Court nllxed, this the > III day of June "a
tNv~) u. 1858.
NJ. II. nAREACU,
iel-lw-s2l Clerk istrict Cuurt rute county,
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COnstable's Sale.

ErN virtue of Writ of Execute
y ,'s'"d ON the Sth day of June A. y 1855 uutC
the Justices Cour uf T. Il. kiuson. Il Justice of Il
Peace IN and for klmshew Township in the cnuu
oi Butte and state uf california, 10 ne directed ~
delivered, comrnln ling me to- make the SUN of tr,
hundred and h'ty one dollars damages. and twrtfy,
one dol nrs aud seventy five cents costs. tugrU
win all uccrnlng cos,s on said writ wherein, FL
Cochran II pl ulif sud A Smith AMI Mrs ~ .
smith nrc d"lrrdms, have levied upon and " IL
expos" ~ public snlr ~ the highest bid Ter for cui
on the 6th day Of July A, y. 1s5s. at the hrrl
OF 2orck =. NJ of sad day, all of the right. tile
and interest IN ami 20 the following described PC
p"ty,to wit; one crrtai dwelling house: situate Il
Howrry street in the towu6 lnskps. in the couttJ
of Butte static Of California; -art dwelling houst
ndloms N'ssrs lln!l Co.'S livery stable IN said TOW
together with all and singular the fixtures In atC
about longing md nrpertainmg Ia any wise there .
Ihe a'"Nc sal viii take place AT the premises il
The town of lnskip's above mentioned.
n. B. PERRY, Constable.
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Notice.

AL CFTuE sHAEts OF Iih ...sssr
"a q ARR Mining Com aRyo h's" "A u
now q -. aud rtmririns un WI ut,hsr 4
ir Sal,. on The lGth day of July - 20" tee =
msnf~ due. Toe sale To- ttAe T. ace ,angf, 4
n. conpspy ut aukre IiilI, buiie o''f
o'clnck L. ". Of sail day ,,.s prsss'
Josyru roGERs. Sec'y.
Yankee iitil June 18Th, lNas-ln' -
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BIANK. ks!

Every description of Blanks on the 'ho
stnoicc. with unrvae1 taste and ncntnoss
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STATE OFFICERS.
CNrrEp STATES SENATORS

D. c. rpderirk 80. ...-...... .'''''"
Us REPRESENTATivEs' s,l
C.'Mek 1bben... '.'''
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-20

Ba5~ Another railroad catastrophe, similar
to that which recently occurred on the New
York Central, through less destructive to hui
man life, occurred on Friday night, on the
Lafayette and Indianapolis Railroad, about
twenty two miles east of Lafayette, Indiana.
The Cincinnati Night Express was crossing a
bridge at that point, the abutments of which
had been undermined by freshet, when the
whole structure gave way just as the engine
that crossed, and the train was precipitated
into the water. Three persons only-the con-
ductor, the engineer, and the freman-were
killed, and the passengers most wonderfully
all escaped without injury
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-20

ANOTHER AMERICAN VESSEL FIRED INTO BY
A BRITISH CRUISER-Captain HowEs, of the
schooner Mobile, arrived last night from Mo-
bile, reports, 29th ult., when % miles south
of Key West, saw Steamship to windward
bearing down for us. Hove to speak to her,
and when within rifle shot distance she, COM
menced firing rifles at us, the balls from
which passed between the men on deck, and
lodged in the bulwarks Then hauled down
the jibs, when they fired two more Shots
They then sent boat on board of the Mobile
and overhauled the vessels papers, and declar-
ed their intention to seize the vessel, she not
having foreign register on board, but after
wards left without doing so. They gave no
reason for acting as they did, nor did they de-
ny plainly seeing the American ensign set on
our vessel.
The steamer was the British war steamer
Styr.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-20
VALUABLE PROPERTY

ORPHANS COURT SALF.-By virt1c
will be eEpostd 70 public sale. the premises,
THURSDAY the 10th day of JUNE, 1853, at | o'clock
p NJ, the following described property, late the estate
OF Daniel keeic. dec a..
All that tract OF land situate in the ownshp of Rome
in said county, bounded and described as follows viz
The first lot the north by the lot of land hereinafter
described the ea, by lands Of T. D. Lent the south
and west by Billiards. creek and Jacob Worthing. Con-
tanning acres with framed house and barn thereon.
Aif5O-One other lot adjoining the said last mention
warrant line Bullrds Creek the line of the before
mentioned lot thence by the the warrant line
nearly north SJ' west to post in the corner
Of the road thence be the road to the said
to the place Of lightning Containing three acres
or less.
ALSO-One other lot lying on the north side of and
adjoining the two lots before described Beginning
post the division line thence south $50 east 81 per.
to post corec Of Lewis Gof, thence along Colts
line south 10 west u per- 20 post thence north 50 west
62 per- along piece of land belonging T. j. Lent and
the of the two heeinbefOe described lots of land
to post Of the last described lot in the dvi-
sion line, thence north 70 along the said division
line 81 per to the place Of beginning Containing -
acres and l20 pefches
ALSO-One other parcel oF7ot of land lying north of
the said last mentioned lot beginning the southwest
Warrant lot No gS in the warrantee name of
line Of said Warrant lSS per- to post, thence north Ic
west along the south Ene OF said AZ $40 per
the been.i'2. Containing 30 acres, and l24 perches
The above property contains about IS acres, of which
barn and other outJuidngs There is also near the Tav
ern celebrated Mineral Spring
The terms of sale will I've quarter of the purchase
money and the balance in annual inStamcntS Of $l5g
with interest. JOHN MCMAHON.
Guardian the minor children OF Danl o Kecfe dcod
May }, lNjN.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-20

DLANKS ! BLANKS !-Justces and Con-
D stables BLANKS also, DEEDS and CONTRACTS.
Ea-We have printed and can supply SCHOOL DIREC-
TORS with of all the blanks necessary for three
four years. consisting of orders, contracts bonds and
warrants. Price 81 a set
BB-Wc have neatly printed and substantially bound
TOWN ORDERS in books sufficient to- hast from five to
ten years. Price s2.
BLANKS of all kinds printed to order, in rst-rate
STYLE and at reasonable prices at the REPORTER office
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-20

B1g~ A member of the LOWER HOUSE of the
Canadian Parliament, Mr.. JOHN O'FARREL
has been expelled from his seat for having
violently dispoSsessed the Returning Officer of
parish in his County, of.the pol-boOk, on the
day of election, and afterwards mutilating and
defacing the records SO as to secure his own
return to Parliament
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-20

ES~ The Submarine Expedition which left
Boston for the purpose of raising the sunken
ships in the harbor of Sebastopol has returned
unsuccessful. 1t was found that the ships
lying at the bottom of the harbor were so
badly wOrm-eaten and decayed that the at
tempt to raise them must prove a failure
The expedition was, therefore, abandoned, and
the vessels engaged in it were sold to defray
expenses.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-20

re- A preliminary examination has been
commenced, before Judge Russell, of New
York, in the case of Henry Dwight, charged
with fraud and cmbezzement in connection
with the funds and bonds of Chicago, Alton,
and st. Louis Railroad The Judge refused
to take bail, but committed the defendant to
the charge Of a travelling companion in the
shape of an officer.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-20

SEMI-CENTENNARY SERMoN.-The Rev DR.
McEhenny, pastor of the Presbyterian church
at Lewisburg Greenbriar co. Va, will preach
on the first Sabbath IN June next, a sermon
commemorative of the close of service of fifty
years as pastor of the above named church.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-20

GSg~ The Mail-robber TUCKERMAN has been
conveyed to the Connecticut State Prison to
begin his term of 81 years Imprisonment. He
is not cast down but resigns himself to his fate
with apparent cheerfulness. He is fastidiOus
in his tastes, and requested the keeper to
carpet his cell, but this luxury was denied
him.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-20

THE THREE New REGIMENTs-The estimates
for the three regiments authorized by Congress,
to consist of $500 men, and over 500 other
persons, are For quartermasters' supplies,
$2,477,0 600 arms and appropriate accoutre-
mentS, exclusive of horse equipments, 81 l66,
$50 total, s. ,288, ,545. These estimates are
for one wear.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-20

ANOTHER WIFE MURDER.-The wife of
David S. Evans, carpenter, was found muir
dered in her house on Tuesday morning, in
Allegheny city, Pa. Her throat was cut from
ear to ear, and when discovered her clothing
was on fire. Her husband has been arrested
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, 20. s
This body assembled in New Orleans on the
9th instant, and was duly opened by an able
sermon from Rev. Dr. Van Rensselaer, the
Moderator of the last Assembly.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-20
Now Just Hear what Marsh has been
and gene and done.

1ST-Went TO New York on Monday night
2d-Bought lots of New Goods of the very latest and
most desirable styles, few of which will be mentioned
in advertisements, but most of which must be
seen in order to be appreciated.
3d-We intend stock shall be more extensive than
ever, and last, though not least we shall
SELL FOR CASH ONLY
and as cheap we can afford to and pay our clerks
enough to keep them honest. We would Just say that
our facilities continue to be such that will be enabled
to offer extra inducements to all to buy Dry Goods of
MARSH & Co..
No }. Union Block EImra
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n The unfinished monument to
;, gI g%o'Aer Of Washington, at Freder-
IA %5'2ia, is said to be fast going to
..,. - BADLY disGgGred with bullet and
Being used by the boys as a tar
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Struck BY LIGHTNING.-A violent thunder
storm passed over Columbus, Ohio, on Monday
evening. The extensive tub and pail factory
of Crary, Hughes 4 Co., was struck by light
ming, and with its contents entirely cons umed.