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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-08

GEN. ALLEN, of the Marysvlle Ne~s, w'H say
telegram in spite Of thunder.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-08

THE Indians in Honey Lake Valley threaten
to be very troublesome, and have been stealing
stock from the settlers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-08
HUMBUG GOLD MISEs.--Thomas J. Peters says

HUMBUG GOLD MISEs.--Thomas J. Peters says
in the Alta.
have returned from the mines of Frazer Riy
or. Thousands of miners suffered untold horrof
in going to Kern River, and / assure you "
there is less gold in the new humbug than "
am an old miner. / worked four years w
California mines, and ! would rather take Vi
them that has been worked over, than all fzer fcee
River country. 1t has been my lot to k"itef
humbugs all my life, and the trip up h rs 'ne
most foolish yet, Kern River not exceY
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-08

BREvITY.-We know of no subject requiring
long discussion this week. In the next number
we have something to say.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-08
Office NO. 8.

ALL PERSONS CONVEYING WATER from
"A my Garden Claim in Wcaverville, or across
the same without a special permit from me, or in
any other manner trespassing on said premises,
are respectfully requested to desst, and call and
settle Immediately, and thereby save costs.
1851. JAMES HOWE.
Weaver, May LIST, 1858.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-08

THE Germans of MokeIumne Hill held q grand
festival on the I'd aud Sd inst
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-08

DEIIcIous.-Whatis is more lusciously sweet than
ii ripe strawberry, plucked fresh from the stem,
l;ka juicy kiss from loving lp.-.MdrysUMe
Express.
Beef-steal and ingons, to be sure.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-08

WE thank Loo. ''' 'ioo ies
mutton, .on. Sunday. They are generous
and enterpris'I ~ - - 'I'' O'0''' p'pui'f ano
ma La monov,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-08
DENTISTRY.
DIR. ]. S. MORSE
JUST RECEIwD !!


ono T1ERcEs AME8' ATENT COVERED
! ZUU HAMS;
100 bills. Clear anSddess Pork;
100 half bbls. CN%' CN% Go:Gor Go potto,.
200 200 cans Le. gard, lob tins;
1no0 0O I%"" I,ar[s IN Rio Coffee
500 mats I'd Government Java do
100 100 ba I2bbls. No. MackareI;
ioO ="
80 Sot tols Carolina Rice;
,o0jmats No. l China do;
eeroons new Chile Peaches:
! /0O mats No. China Sugar:
| rs hhds. New Orleans do.
500 bbls. and half bbls Crushed do.
100 " Coffee do
1909 kegs E B. Syrup, sand and Sg gai.;
800 4" IA gal
so bbls.
200 half bbls. new Dried Apples;
1000 boxes Knapps Candles
1000 Chemical Sperm do
zoo Belmont do. in cartoons;
so Patent Sperm do
1000 K. c. A. Soap;
1000 " Yay's do
1000 f" Layer Raisns;
1000 half and quarter do
100 chests fine Green Tea
300 cases do. l and lib caddes
800 " Black do. lib papers
100 " Olive Oil. ;
100 Sardines and 4 boxes;
500 4" Assorted Pie Fruits;
100 Jams and Jellies
600 Pipers Oysters
800 Assorted brands do.
100 Fresh Lobster, Sib tins;
800 Brandy Peaches, gal.
ZoO Salaratus, lib papers;
750 boxes Colgate Starch
1000 cases assorted Ground Spices:
100 cases Ground Coffee:
SO kegs fresh Nutmegs
SO cases Peach Tobacco
20 Fruit and Mary's Own do. (;
25 " Virginia Offering do
2l Grape do.
rs Cubanse do.
25O Smoking do.
For sale by
TX. Il. Brewster s. Co.,
Con. CLAY AND FRONT STREETS
I'm San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-08

pn.n IL lldigent Sick Act printed to-day,
and don'nceeessarv troubIe Le0i "u'0oiI'y' or
give hin
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-08

IT was expected that the Sacramento Peoples
Ticket would have 100 majority. 1t is stated
that many of the leading business men left their
business to clerks and went electioneering.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-08

SHASTA must be a smart pace-stf Gu elof'
distance above where the Beacon'Yi Yi"ner oIe"
all to smash--its citizens who corfo "eH'er-
Vile lead us to the conclusion 'neie must
have been great number of P"'e people on
that ill-fated vessel, and that all squa''eo III
Shasta.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-08

HUTcHNGs' MAGAZINE for May is of unusual
interest The portrait and biography of Brigham
Young makes it so.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-08

Brooks and johnson, of San Francisco, who
were going to fight with revolvers, have conclu-
ded not to do so.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-08

JACK Powers rode 29 miles the first hour of the
race he is willing to bet that he can ride $50
miles in six hours
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-08
Trinity Billiard Saloon

G1~ POST OFFICE. ~&N
THIS SALOON IS AT NORTH FORK, ON
l. Trinity River, on the main trails to Salmon
River and Humboldt Bay, and the first Billiard
Saloon ever opened on Trinity
The proprietor keeps also on hand at all times
a good assortment Of selected
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
At the Bar choice Liquors and Scgars may al
ways b. had A. +. BILAY.
Trinity, May 6, 1858. lGtd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-08

AT the Stockton municipal election the Demo
cratic ticket was elected excepting The City Mar
sbal.
The Washington union., 1858-02-10
GRANITE BUILDING sroNE.

DKOI4EAI4S VIII be received untli the ist day OF
pexta at and arhssgins
Gsst.e a4nrsoa iot~ine desoIea
fsr brs quality ~ srAaii~ ss,ass Wa -
sA.kx, essh snssal Hceq un 1--we
Ftles. heiS-a knJ Jspcd throughout
suDaA iac~a ae
and b-aaed xnd ranea fnroaxi'oe
sc~d oassa arsags az erag,ns irem
feea each, wlrh dressed beds and ends
headers with ci~el averaging from
tu cubic with dressed beds and ppn-
~ 30 cubic ~d each snAsn f 90
VI bsad~d joins4a l,roastAsat Il
from IL rs feed each HnoL lated
on thrcs ers~s~d beds JOINTS throughout
o. blocks IA ou'c t~ each sfnSh %c~ "u ~o
sasa.. and asess-a beds snd yanis thrsagison
bocs IL cubic f~~t EACH sf"l iara n
one side. dressed beis and -nd joints
gs lneis AVERAGING from ~ oS euae Net exeh
sd~s ~tA dressod e-as and Ions
throughout ~ lffa
s4s blopS averaging fram portion
fheruI n v dressed throughout
The stone rtseeis quality 81 granite and
cutting BE- ber~xtr
surfaSss n be snder
proposing hs ~a
offered gl MI accompany
popa~a Inty the quarry
i . q tizuAhra sIb I-n4ed
the DELIVERIES cael-a during the sss uness e'f
about the 10Th day d April nrNf and
and particular diniensons viii from time 10 time
be acsiTnated
II CAhoun when npi for by The party with
be made
IAe protoas specify price by cubic %
as,su udres~e deIy and ucoepaed.
offering proposals viii them sah The
o two cempetnt Persons Who are willing 10 Acc"fne he
suretins.
quantities and furnished rud
al Fri Manroe HaIiop Ioas frgl by apfne
ir person 10 II T. DeRlHsY,
Jan talm iacfn oo"nei fhasn"srs-
The Washington union., 1858-02-10

DARASOLS, BLACK SILKS, &c-, OPENED To-
III day stylish parasoE
pd-ces very cheap black silks
qualities
pieces eanbri briIIaiis, ali grades assorted
pieces white plain plaid cxmbric and plaid
Nansoak nnnTmF, ucpnes s~iss rnnsins, null muslns
and ramby,c dfnite- doted muslins kr IN faci, full
ssprk sA st- best Of wh,e goods grnerl aud
special
The Of goods ANNUALLY passing through
enables oBer them prices isvorshe 20 the
i.
Our northern correspondents send supplies
daily.
onsprce only marked plain figures hence purchaser Is
evercnarged
We are y opening ang
All old hills VIII be settled bee beginning We
this point. ..r..s...,.-....
ourselves right present
hin (ade after this date january ist sss when need
arusun
win pay VIII
na be acceptable.
pruiety
adopt.
lis pnrposa cash business
without pleasant which existed
for
FERRY BROTHER
Central Stores west building,
Fen s-lotdf opposite Market
The Washington union., 1858-02-10
uyHlRTY- -EIGHTH NsTALMENT. -Now in stor,

YIyHIRTY- EIGHTH INsTALMENT-Now in store
thirty eighth nsalent a ceiebrfed bousewf cot
Tons.
leases ladis
The goods pre and Regarded
coury The price f2s per ynrd by the aece for
pieces IA cents yard ft # t-lt
2no Atwood mills csians, choice.
saenes extra heavy everlasting -hrtns cotton
other srtng from medium
10 New York mills waier and Eneiish long eions
Secings ox best grades f all
ssa. e# 5,. 4 sa
An raFrr widths and qualities linen sheetnEs and pillow
linens.
prOisian of
boas seecl styles. y
Irish all grades f'rk und tina made 70
orders ia Ireland.
70 ocaftan gents stitched linen .hirf bosoms
quantities goods ali fab
through hands enables fabrics
very bssc a favorable the
price only marked plain hgres consequently purchaser
; orsrrhnrred.
We usao opening any . s-
lnls will be settled brire beginning We
This paint. H4+
right present hill
tnade Janmry lat. Is5e) when need its
acceptable.
aud general shortening Of cred
the naenoe ~ Banking facilities, the the
adopt X
trade a cnsi business
and ourselves far series Of
PERRY BROTHER,
Central - building
50--IgIdn opposite Centre Market
The Washington union., 1858-02-10
BY q. w. BoTELER, Asctisneer.

DARE Old Wines and Liquors at Auction
Ia, Saturday H. clock,
shau Hail chooe coieriian
old vines md liquors "a bottles, embracing part
Madre Vino sherry
Dukes Indmp Madeira Harmony Golden sherry
Ehnnf floraon Mazinaila brow sherry
March, Cas- Sad Madeira QneFn Isabella
sherry
q,.ait demiY,fns superior old Bourbon whi-kry
ftln Sherry, old Lenddn forf
l.. Madeira np~sa crown Sherry, Regina Port
Iobo sherry Queens fugi, lsLscoaaf pale sherry
Holland GIN, Rudolph pale sherry
fslmce Anontaiado Sherry, odd East India Sherry
ssf y Madeira, pure lars f'orr
superiur old brandy s
and Clandon's green seal Champagne ,s.... E. ~
Maret 4 Co y brandy
Muum ChamIasne. old rfned Castllon brandy
Iaunc Juien ciurel, Carncoa
Maraseaino English shrub, brandy cherries 49,. -..4.
French olives, Florence oil, Bordeaux pickles
French IN Calhoun waiskey
Innunn cprdial GIN, Monongaheia whiskey
peach brandy, Iay mali whiskey, sc. u
comprises cnssnmep from odd and
York and being
qualify Those who have purchased at former
unqalea 81 their decided suprr,orny Terms -sie
~. ChAs W. B0TKIER
Feb I'D Anctoneer
The Washington union., 1858-02-10
DRrNKARus. pKUNKARI,s. AWAKE!--

IL vour4rsvs mah~rx, vivcs sssrst hrasseF
bavhae u,ruds from
ARDS RESTORE ihen 70 'nh
ssirsz ~ the ~ria, sud W ns~'"
nas. N~l.s xo~ power s"n car
sauluiaer kns~i~dg~. xsn h* same sNnc
slE4xx Voluntarily sAArn wn "fh
.~aax grr.r nsfsr~is drnkcf " m"n
prr1sr aoa tD"se"en
~~xs iL~ he k1a 81 rsaa~nt "a De
s4ax atre,9th ch-erisss an" ac'ss'N
hsaT tJ Gs2s wls have ncsn r"'n-a ~ '
haaMh rs.a~t have r~asnet thesr r~rm ny
a. pshs a kan~n ~ us sa,a sua save
aneu ga rusugane hr xy WIS mss sr1F y |"
ard h, BY express o o<her
lzTt rH1n frerfnus srsnneuy NJ patiirs
Aadrr.a 4 p u%IAIp. "a n
- IE-uns Rafiudrs PnEi ohSo
The Washington union., 1858-02-10
MT B. BRADY resrectfulIy announces /

M b. BRADY respectfully announces that he
4vls established gallery ~ Photographic Washing
prepared for Imperial
graph made onlg well known esabishmen Sew
York
variety q unique and aorrsphe specimens ncuaed
m ms ccfn together with p"r'rHns of the dis
ts~ United sxs
Mr. BApY brings Inns Washington gallery the results fourteen
Europe and the
VI bis inrng That period he feis cpnhden
his command aud the mrtisc quiv &c
gallery the the Washington
b HAI,y 352 Pennsylvania sFenne, sseeny Rten
house Fant- x % bsnking house
Jan gT-eodsno
The Washington union., 1858-02-10
TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON

The proprietor particularly the aisve snnfe 10 per
travelling about West account 81
i medicinal properties diagTsenbe snd often aan
effects preapced by change q yip W wh AL
travellers south and Vest particularly liable stanerr Shoa
be careful puChans e snsgE the Whole eaps hrard
The has the porrstqs
nn u te bne oark and label w an the druEs
grorors.
UD0IITl0 wcIfT.
Dec Ia-,lausf uepsa Beaver street., York
The Washington union., 1858-02-10
Maryland Agricultural College.

@ EALED PROPOSALS VIII be received by the un-
dersirned burning
thousand bricks te farn rccs purchased by the
College,
fnr
undersigned mppI
either el The subscribers.
CALVERT Bisdsnsburg
JOHN WHARTON. Ban,mere.
Feb
The Washington union., 1858-02-10

nRPHANS FAIR removed to Iron Hall Pennsyi-
~ wanna incicmency the weather having
ed nn pcreons who DO 40 fr"n attending the r
osdfsows Hsn the hsvr prevailed
ew days II Iron Hail The articles
-se marked the possible pc and the
o the charitable Yearly ESQ ohsn girls
aepending crr 90 what ab~outsly
neusssary ioE theiT pre-crt wants
Sd 1nsexl
The Washington union., 1858-02-10

WASHINGTON ART ASS0CIATf0N.-Th Sec
w f mo Washington Association
n"~ open at e arr on " b~cen i3ih and Is'h streets
from 10, 10 10.
Admission 10 Dad the principal
bookstores and haseis, and the door
Dec G3-siu
The Washington union., 1858-02-10

THoR SALE rare chance 20 secure very fine
sdys ridns bnrsn Ne beautiful p'ack, egh old
s5en hands snrpasasf
m stvlo aua fcrfet IN an every
n Ai livery sssu l ar Levy pgyhrUy only
sen
The Washington union., 1858-02-10
IM NTNtNeW1
ro oun supscRIDEEs.

m nan. of no psr,~4 - bos aaig- ta
faylnpni sueso<ls&l ls~<S ~ sss ~nre- IA "a
uaaut auhrsssera nay BwwAsd mnee " isr nd AL r@
wH be -ssuaasd b. surse.ss~ s ..-
ra ouUNrKY PAPER IA sa~sAed ~eky aaras M -e-sess
0f CsaErss- md .&sesliv dHrnir ihs
sulcEiEaons period yin b. rs-d 20 ufns
proparraHed % lhs AbeveA AnnaAl rat-s
A0fTrTsASTEiS Rfrni an ~
sana13 sun-erihers, ohi za
WEEKLY saeaorieer wah enclosed MI be nuea y sis
grut.-
The Washington union., 1858-02-10
nE NOTICE.--Infendinr

VTyOKfHf OF NUfAE---Intending % retire
w frsr ms reseai anr opportunity any
- ss.-~s 90 ~ke eaA~xs h.i
ss4f knosr 70 crens and strangers,
si~se ~ sxnsse sa"s r~t be neret by
al
m. -sta4,la smssHasds u'r shh fho"nsh
t-r a p-un.xsssa G and ~. arress, na y bat
s -r.ns. srusn C.saa ~ iusure prontae inys-tmrt
- +, s-,ss~ wN NTr proyrie,w
The Washington union., 1858-02-10

Ensns falen1 ..sV
I EAYE Washington al g. D m {, a. m; y p m;
ii y M. . rs,
~. tr.5u~ 4 "a, p. connect directly al
RAuor. Relay for the West those al m
O. D. Ahuassas and AZ q y m hr tfSaef,rk Aoo
rs~s q ms y ma express aad stop onF 81
AhasS~a.. xsa x~~anngsss lancions .. ..x.,.,r
r- ssariss 90 goes ons To Phiadef
pias.
1m s-na.s saay aae u4a ~ asn,pm
fAloNr, Axent
George w. Bray,
Cdisz~ ass ssrsa far Hou~s
Rw-IpsScE Ne asa NIsrE STREET NORTH,
f%twesn AMI .rssts a4ss
SHINGTON
.sss rs.s.e aas Y'unpy pprc,a.l
tarnx 4Sas Ian e2-d3m
The Washington union., 1858-02-10

Arrive II Klh~saskarxh by o..
Lsa<e Wfihsas husgt daily, aandHy, u q M
= Honsaxystargh By ii y fr 81
the Yetbox
G5es Cr~sk sHssnuns X. " nie-
= irIf AKA eTr
orcuR Greek Tsssaa3 Saturday =
u ch~nung by 1ets
ch~ulun ue-aa snd ~4ardsy 81 M.
a by 114 , asi .
Saes Prom 7silnAnsviir nilss
Lave Thursday and Sueaydsy n I p u
II rsInxnSvllr ~
LsArr rAfmassssi ilr fnrsA.y AVd saturday ~
Aarrrra with IRONS
9uehsnna nctsz-~<y II
The Washington union., 1858-02-10

bsso From iAsylie. by Hs~s Ferry, scaean % Ia
And l~1k. a
Ln~se iiissvle Friday y "a. am,
Arrive al huckngh.nl
le~sr kockssShsan Al I y Ea-
Arrive al l4~ss4nr az p N f
ssl srn ITvs BY Hui l~nc P-se r@as ao~a5
Il ruiic- we~x
As~xe Troy = IN ae
-rFise al rsses ss pm
ieaAf rssr's rhnrsd4y s arrival Of Hsh Poni
AAn
Arrive Al Troy by "a pm.
i'rapes~is ss a sddiousi ~esky trip inxied
The Washington union., 1858-02-10
GEORGETOwN FEMALE SEMINARY,
CA0rwetoWn. u. C..

THIS large boarding and day school for young
adisy 10 ong favraby known as onndnred by Az l.
sgssA direction OF Aiss Harrurer principal
assisted corp and experienced teachers IN every
a-JArnens al 1arning
Nrub@r, whose cal them 20 washing
ION le their
accustomed 10 dothr graduates on hr
.mnsry rcprrsenainG nearly saie in ihs Inion
For psrtsru,1rs address l. NARROWER,
Principal Of he Georgetown F-mA~ Seminary,
sop l2-enlf Georgetown, n c.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-28
,,,nrRr ArErn0rsANns in thls state snfierII

sy,uFRF ARETnOUSANDS in this Ststs suffering
| f,rwant of scientific medical treatment. and
vou fear to auply to Physician. because they have
been DECEIVED or their friends have been. by some
of the dha-laan- a. infast the community, aud WHO
publish themselves as good physicians. professors,
etc To all .uch we unhesitatingiy recommend Dr. }
G Young as a Physician in whom all oan place con
fdence He ia a man Of eminent and profound
stndy. good surgeon. an honorable man. and one
v ho can syupashse with persons IN aftileuon HIS
sianding as Physician ard gentleman are boIh
Onarnnteed-thc first by his medical works. which
are an hOr tn their author aud the extensive ana
highy successful course of practice with which he
has heen h0nored since his advent in California. and
the latter by his numerous patrons ana large circle OF
acquaintances,
AENENBER-Tha nr. J. G. Youngs office for
EG the treatment Of Private Diseases, j. az the
ner OF Montgomery and California sts San Francisco
| RENEMBER-That Or. Yonng wants no patients
nut those fully capable Of apprecaiing and dist D.
gushing the services Of a regular. thorough bred
physic an, from The paltry unlearned and tri1ing
quack.
! REMEMBER DR. Young is the only regular
bred physician advertising TO cure diseases Of impru
dence.
REMENBER-That Dr Yonngs remedies and
treatment are entirely unknown 10 all others pre-
psred from a life spent in the srest Hospitals OF In
.ni. and tho f,s in this country, from Puro ehent
.sts i'm ported
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-28
TIzo5. noxCE,
ADVERTISING AGENCY
NE eDrncr Montgomery and Washington sts.,
San FRANCISCO,
AI1t1. or i z q d n y q m t

: Am madur 'enlincl, Jackson
Nes srnger, La Porte;
/ ,lc,All, Crescent city;
IDuuocrat. Mariposn;
sentinel, Sanln cruz;
Chronicle, Yrcha,
VI Clnmor PublIcoy' Los
Angeles;
/ 'orlld, Benicia;
( Courier, Columbia:
sentinel, Jackson O T.;
]. standard, Portland, o T.,
\rRus, oregon Eity, %. 7 ;
Messenger. Corvallis q I
fines, Portland q. r.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-28
Summons.
c,TATE OF CAuIrORN A--IN THE

EtTAVE OF CALIFOHN A~-tN y HE
- District Court Of tht fifteenth judicial District
--rouuty of butte johnun Wager w Rudolph Ya-
yer Action truneht IN the District Court ot tho
Fifteenth Judicis District. nnd the conn aini Filed
In the county Of Butte in the Office ot the Cerk Of
snid Distr ct Court
The Peo lc ofthe state Of California send Greeting
20 Rudolph wager:
You are hereby required 70 fppehr in an sciion
hrnuQht against yuH hy Tho above named palnti ia
tho District Couri o. the Fifteenth Judicial District
in and for the county OF Bate. and 10 answer tho
complaint flied therein (a copy Of which acc lnpa-
ucs this suinmOns} within ten dats- toSeiurive of
the day Of icel after the seryee o you Of this
Summons, II served within this eonnty II serYed
nut ~ this county but within this Judicial District,
within twenty DAYS or if-erysd out of said District
then within fert daJs-or Judgment by default will
be taken against you.
| The said action il brought to obtain q dseres ~
th,s court tu III -s0ye the bonds OF natrimony exist.
inU between Yourself aud said Plaintiff ard tlnf said
ma r,iage eanirnri be forever Hnnued, and plaintiff
by decree of this court be divorced aud forever freed
from YOU the said defendant aud IL you fail 10 ap.
| p..f, and answer the sHid complaint nboye re
aured will apply tn the Court Tor tho relief dsmaD.
cd Ia her said com piaint
- Given undsr Jny hand and the seal of the
Ills District Court. If the fifteeath judicial
- District this 22nd day OF June, in the year
NJ onr Lord one thousand eight hundred aud fny-
eight. .
NJ IL DARRACH, Clerk
tsaLtd by J. II. MAHPLE, Deputy
Hams d BovArp, At.orn5sfor PiafuslS,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-28
nhllYRfCNRR. 0aoYlllr.

DAILY RECORD, 0aoyIlLt.
Daily Slute Jon'u1l, sue
Enquirer. MrAsNilic;
Republican, Snustl.
CilIlru, DuwnipNiilc;
Pil. as Argus, piumas;
lriDune san Jose:
Herald, .uhufn:
{ uurirr. Yankee Jiins;
linton | cmuCtat sonora
Californian, OruNillC;
independent, an Andrcu'
Placer Press, Auburn;
Democrat, CHchcyillc,
Gazette, san LcaniirO;
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-28
CABIN ET.

Sscreary of state e%i' Ns'
" ire 1srrv ........... ...''' ilnV'' ~ ~
" Interior .......... ..I'r"' h"Inh-"
" Nnvv................Aar Fr1"r
war ........I. 2. Floyd
sraster Genarnl ...... .........' ANU. '''u
Assistant Secretary OF state. .EonrJ Leiyord
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-28
Butte Table Mountain COnsOlida
ted Mining Company.

NrOTJCE Ia hereby given, that shares Nos 5. 20,
~ I23, and Il9 Ia the above named 90. viii De
sod at public auction On saturday, september lsth
~, x.sn 10 and "a O'Clock. A NJ, at the Court house
O,oytIls W pay up for back assessmen1 w order
"A Road " ofTn,taes. HM. n. RHODES ffsst
cns WILpETRs, sss,y.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-28
Insolvency Notice.

ksrArt tCNiIluHAtA-Co Ntt T. ITE
- County Court w. ttc Co. OroviIe AuVut 6ih
iNaN WV. JAtNRS Ns. his Creditors IA Iuteu.
Hncc ot an order mndc on this the h Day Of tu-
gust 4 u 1855 ty the Ho1. 1hns - els. County
Ia Rr ot nulc Co., california. ut HAMMERS. No leo
rs hereby given o the creditors of s. m Jacobs a
petitioner In Insolvency. to Doc ani uprcHr before
saiI count On the lNih day o' rpt,mher, - 1885,
~ tho ourt lsusr Ia NrlNtit tu eHid unity al the
hour ot 10 o'cotk f that div, hru hut IN Ia show
cause, II any they have, Why th' sad m Ifcots.
petitioner n lp olvuncl, should MT luak" usslpn-
mont ui his cstHtc. aud h. tr di-rlu eci from his
debts mud inhj.ios And a. is further ordered that
all proceedings IN any and all the Courts oi this
State AGAINST sad intolNcut uoW pending or thut
might br brought be stayed until the Hunl dutormn
alton of the application ct said insuhCni,
Ny otdVT at the Court.
Wuness my hand aud the seal Of said Court affixed,
this the oh day Oi August, \. u 1S3S.
l-tAL NJ. n. DAHRAClI, clerk,
Ey !. H. MARPtE, deputy
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Notice to Lien Holders

AsrATE or CATIFOHNH-rOuN NTY or BITE
- - i-lriCi Conrl. Fi't'cnih juttcinl District
thnrlrs w. Clcvtlaud. pAirtG, rs. lanes HFidley,
defendant Ia purpuanrc Of ~ order made IN snii
C0uu on tho 2Oth dHA - Npy 4 u. lssS. In snid
cause. Nnlicr (. 'trriY rirru, tu Hii TtrsOus hold
ing llpos Hge,nei me pteiures dee r'bad N mid
plRluii1s Vompi.rt. co. vI'; cit, Zoo D. nldtng Rhd
improve -nts tccf "v tHt 'a-I W i.'a one, Two.
three four itt siv bsyeH, nrf egut. I b. e forty,
the rHme lc.ug tto huudrod Atl ~ tour feet
squire IN he Town ~ pfrYlie, bouufrt T. rherly
by Robiusor strret. on tio nHrl hj Sseord hvtim".
on he south by llHh Hf-,i, atd on tl,r west by
Third Avenue, Rs lsr IN u ruOn tie Hap 81 tts
Chrl'tpn PsiAie and nnw 90 illr 20 he office of tho
County Nocurior - iilita County, Md sturtd a la
Bu.te g utif, tsiE ~nir. - rtrHr't ir s1il Liens
10 the sed C1urt, 4ni uttc troofcf ii on tho
hrai Of the AuRdr tertn ~ all tturi A y. 1853,
tu wit: Non3, ), the tvoity .ihir, GHy u august,
a. %. 1853 ly ofter - ~ 0onr
...... Witness iaH h."G uAl the rcni ~ snid
: court lGlA : this ihe tweu eighth day
sEAL.: OF July, A. u 1898
e U. ptPRACH.
Clerk II District C0Irt, ilutto co, Cal.
ly2s 2lt
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-28
STATE OFFICERS.

;ovo,,ox John Y. Wcl'n'
pn Governor. ...... ..''.'''' - '''Fl'' -. =,
TasH'r '.s's.... -. wv =, ,,.sft..-
tuornev General ............. ..1hos. ~ w i',!'
'nrypyor cener,l Horace \. " cl"F
stsip y p,ir,ox ... John O'Near9
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teeretsrv of State - Fc~ris For'' a'
aflnlart General. ................, .Nn' '' = '@up' @
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