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Sheriff S Sale.
gHY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITE

tAASlSE oF W. ~ f,u,
= execution. issued out of the Dlslr'ci ,oS =" -
the Fifteenth judicial DistrcI III and Tor M ~.
ty of Butte, and State ~ california. 70 M u ~.
aud delivered, commanding we 10 MAKE Te.s ue "A
five hundred and flfty-tNO 75l00 dollars ",'l y
est at the rate of ten per cent per shhun', - W.,
Cless The sum of f2i2 l5l00) and the ss'o " a
four 2l-l00 dollars costs of suits and ail
on said writ, wherein RpBr. McLisn y Is..%s,,.
James Miller and George Nlchol are pei1"A "A "a
80 the sum of two thousand one nunu." .,,. "a er
I7-l00 dollars, bearing teres at inc rn.e .uu
cent per annum until paid, and the 'ur,'s .n .rrss
thirty-one 100 dollars oOsis n sn! sI !. n,
cost on said writ wherein WM Nbsniie yIcai
tiff aud JAMES MILLER and Ihoho hoS Ill "a
are Defendants. | have levied upon hou .ss or I
at public snle to the highest bldde, 'Vn Isp st 4
urday, tho llth day Of september, h m AZ the nj
hour of2 u'cll ok VI. Of sali ds} n,afa,dsps
title aid interest ef the aDove nameu .e ~ ii. \
and TO ;he following described properly ,.s h 4
that certain piece or body of land shuS n. ~
County of Butte, near the foot ui one yss. Ra'
Mountains, about two miles from ', - RAMA 4
and about one mile from the Co'son Co's.- "a ,i.: ~
mere pnrticuIqrly described as fellows yra
West Quarter Section No. -, T'wnsn.P ycti z
North Ra Ve 3 East. Mt Diahlo he'", ,,h o. ~
Quarter Section No. 26. TON nshhps, ~ We "a
Range 8 East, Mt.DisblO MERRIAM; N's xn,h gsasI
Ter Section %, TOWNSHIPS North ~; y. 1aare
Ias, n, n,ah,n Weridian -oqth Wesi uS-
i-asl, vi tb-hDlo MtTiuihh 9Th RsBfT Il
tioh n 2B owushil North 90 Nu1I,.' Nulls seejf
~ Dablo Meridian. Souit tas Gus g.st. VI
.S rowns Ia, n rth ~. North hanee a Sd
Hblo Meridian /: ~ .taIni1g e"o .'sse. bs's
70, her ith al and -ipgllt'r THE ,I,ogfle
neul. aui apprrtsnences therenn'o s,.io pagffi
aas wise IN, uriain ing 4lso iha 80 ,,ufg q,
si;uated Ia Oregon ruunSnip tuue -, caBie
know MS the B,,ffalo QnartZ wv prov ',s.oernss
of the Quar- Mill, Machiu.-ry tx Ies, s,, iear
appurianv,,ces together sith the ca~a hid }
at,'d near sHli mill, and tn land I'm, IN, 100 -
mill rId l.fgr are situated. Aiso
Quartz rail ngs lying aear AL m'h' ,hs Couf
The above sale to take place ai ins n.S s,ss
door in the town of oroviue, county nv
said. rosSSN !
". d. Plum Sheriff Buns -.
n.,..t n.ov;Ya A,g oOth A. ID lc
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ORC TOWNSHIP.

ORC TOWNSHIP.
0Ro LERvA'--J. Wordsn, Inspector, and
Thomas Jones. Judges
FoRBEsrowN.--R. r. Chappell, Inspector,
II. d. 0llphant and H. Cbickening, Jud-
ges.
ROBINSON MILL--A Lewis, Inspector,
II, G. Hammond, Judges.
HANsonvILLE.--J II Hanson, Inspector,
and - Thompson and - Armstrong.
Judges.
NArcHEs.-George Pierson, Inspector,
D. W. c. Day and F. Bailey, Judges
EvANsvILLE.-E. Brown. Inspector, and
Thomas Dcnson and F. Waterman, Jud
ges.
BINGHAM's BAR.--W. F. Hooper, Inspec.
tor, Capt. Mead and d-Ferguson, Jud-
ges.
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OPIIIR TOWNSHIP.

ORovILLE Precinct, No. l, in Washington
Block II. B. Lathrop, Sen, Inspector, and
George W, Garriott and Z. Durham, Jud-
ges.
PRtcINcT No Q, Theater Bl ok ID. d.
Harris, Inspector, c. Scriber and J. B Ford
Judges
LYNcHBURGH IT j. jenkins, Inspector,
and ...... Myers, Judges.
ROBINSON HILL frey. Inspector,
and Reddng and A. Nj, Young. Judges.
CHKRoKEK RAvINE ALLEN Smith, Inspec-
spector and George Dillon and Gillis, Jud-
ges.
GARDEN RANCH Cummings, spector,
and +. Mann and C. Davis, Judges.
CENTRAL. House. Ward, Inspector, and
Alex Kirby and A. Jackson, Judges
KENT's RANCH w. F. Mcconnell, II.
Bateman anh John A Smell, Judges.
WHITE RocK--W. c. Tatman, Inspector,
and Levi Smith aud G. A. Bergman, Jud q.
ges
LoNG's BAR.--A. Cole, Inspector, and
-Judgcs.
UNION CAPE CLAIM.-Capt f. Wilson,
Inspector, and A. ii. Connely and Childus,
Judges.
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CASCADE TOWN SHIP

MooREvILLE John Keyes, Inspector,
and John Guildersleeve and E. Dodge. Jud-
ges.
STRAWBERRY VALLEY --Teesdale, In
spector, and G. Babcock and Il. Smith, Jud
gcs.
MOUNTAIN SPRING HoUsE.--W. A II bbs,
Inspector. aud --- Judges
RBINEHARr BARN. Brown, Inspector
and Ii. Z. Rogers, Sudges.
BRowN's DiGGINGs.--W. Burr, Inspector,
and - Judges,
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wYANDOTTE TOWNSHIP.

WYANDoTTE.--Jacob Snow, Inspector,
d. Lewis and Il. Rutherford. Judges.
WILSON'S RAHcH.--C. Dunknm, Inspector
and j. NJ. Wilson and John Bergen, Jud.
ges.
HoNcUT CITY.--Thomns Fox, Inspector,
and W. Game and John O'LeaDy. Jud-
ges.
BANGoR.-E Fellers, Inspector, and C
Brook aud james A Watson, Judges.
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HAMILTON TOWNSHIP.

HAMILTON cIrx-R. d. Moore, Inspec-
tor, and II. Davis, W. Williamson, Judges.
TURNER'S RANCH Robert Turner, In-
spector, and Geo. Ii Lynch, J. NJ. Crane
Judgse.
FAuLKNER's RAScH.-S. Forkner. In-
spector. and J, J. Clymsr, John Moore,
Judges.
HoLLeLvFA RANcHrRrA.--pr woodland.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ENrERpRse-Robert Taylor, Inspector,
and - JeDney ard r. Wilcox, Judges.
SrEvENsoN's SToRE,--A. Stephenson, In
spector, and W. Brown, and J. Finburn,
Judges.
MOORE TowN.--John Freeland, Inspector
and John Moore and F. Arthur, Judges.
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Notice.

A LII SHARES IN THE lNloN far W.
"a pauy on which the assessment; s;lI k
and July 1858, remaining unpaid WI re =
Fairfield Bar for said Assessments os usT ..
Of August 1858 at one O'Clock r h ~apais,
.essments should the same remain y
,;ne. T. NJ O'FERRALL 80
fsrs'li Hsr. July - 1859
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LEGAL NOTICES
Sherif's Sale

VIRTUE OF AN RYE
Issued out OF the District COM, :. TIN
duolc,aI District, in and for Butte ro,.e me
OF Caiifornia, to me directed and ANY, AM, snd -
mandihg me TO make the sum of To-. .hl.eht N.
seventy-four 25-l0O (s474 2s) Dolls,r. nandrs !,
thereon at the rate u three Der ean, "M isss
from the 5th day of May, A. D. Is,s as IN. PEI n~s
costs ~ suit taxed in the sum oS anu anu paid. ,
tS55 o0 dollars, and all accruinV cos.. y-hve M
wherein RohT P. TAYLOR. FRFnpnne Nv eh Va
cox and DAVID BURROWS ars asD6a,kllCz 6,tlCz VII
A FRED FOSTER. THOS. WIT, fmini& -
WILLIAMS. JOHN st LY' JAN;
BURGH and WM. CH 'NDLER a,a fARDn
have levied upon and will exrosa \, 1psssesedsls
the highest bidder for cash. at the q ~ I panhe ~
IL the town of OrovIle county and s,r wv. Hoas n
on Saturday the 4th day q, sue stes,
a. ID. 1888, at the hour of o,cI1cS bptsnhs
day, II OF the right, title and inte,es, Z, 81
wed Defende ts In and o. certair ~. u, me as,'
known May 5th, A. ID. 1856, as Tho uT sasa ha
Ditch. taken from the stream known as Sns4 SSues4 Y
or Gold Run, and running thence In MoS'te sute d
the lochiIsy or mining camp known A. R,,.vM
gings. in Mountain sprlng townsh,n Rn,,s
california, together with all and sinrn., y osaa
ais brnnches. reservoirs, fumes, ,eneman,. - : a
nments and appurtenances thereun,o he, ~ -
anywise appert"i ing. sHsS
" ID. PLUM, Sheriff Butt. co,,,,.
~ Vile Arg. llth. A. D. 1858. '1'!
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CHICO TOWNSHIP.

CHIco John Bidwell, Inspector, and A
Ii Barber, DR.. J. d. Smith, judges
JENNINGS LANDING w Lee. Inspector
and w Usher, JAS. Torney, Judges.
WHEELER's House,. Wheeler, Iuspec-
tor, and Thos. s. Wright, A. D. Turner,
Judges.
JonNsoN's RANCH j. Lowry, Inspector
and W. Hsnshaw, j. Watson Judges,
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ELECTION
PROCLAMATION +!
State of California,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
NOTICE is HEREBY CIV
N en-, that n General Elect


l\ en-, that a General Elect
ion is to be held on Wednesday, the
first day Of September next, through
out the State, at which tn following
Officers are to be elected:
One Justice of the Supreme Court,
for unexpired term, q Controller Of
State, and District Judges for the
following Judicial Districts:
First, Second, Third, Fourth,
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth,
Tenth, Eleventh, Thirteenth and
Fourteenth.
Also, Senator's are to be elected as
follows:
F0URTHsDIsTRICT.
Composed of the counties Of Alameda and
Eanta Clara, ore Senator.
FIFTH DISTRICT
Composed of the counties Of San Francis.
co and San Mateo, two Senators.
SIXTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the countiess OF Mariposa
Merced, Tulare, Fresno and Buena Vista,
one Senator.
SEVENTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the counties Stanislaus' and
Tuolumne, one Senator.
EIGHTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the counties Of San Joaquin
and Contra Costa, one Senator.
NINTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the county Of Sacramento,
one Senator
ELEVENTH DISTRICT,
Composed Il the counties Of Marin, Sono.
ma and Nerdociro, one Senator.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.
Composed Of the counties foi Butte and
Plumas, one Senator.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the counties Of sutter and
Yoba, one seuntor. and one from Yuba.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed of the county Of Nevada, one
Senator
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT,
COMPOSED of the county Of Placer, one
Senator.
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed of tho county Of El Dorado, two
Senators
NINETEENTH DISTRICT,
Comrosed of the counties Of Amndor and
Calaveras, one Senator.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
Composed oftbe county Of Sierra. one SEN
ator.
Also, the following Members Of As
semblv.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Inspector, and s. Y. Hale, w. B. Maxwell,
Judges.
The officers Of the several Election Pre-
cincts are hereby instructed not to attach
their accounts to the Election Returns, but
to send them in separately, certified to by
the Inspector Of their respective Precincts
BY order Of the Board Of Supervisors Of
Butte County.
F. A. MATTHEWS, Chairman.
Attest, NJ. II. DARRACH,
Clerk Of Board.
By ]. II. MARBLE, Deputy.
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For Sale I!

nR. GILBERT OFFERS MS HOUSE ,Sn
II lot for sale.
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Abstract OF an Act to Regulate EIec-
tfons.
tPAssED MARCH %, 1861
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The People Of the State of California, re-
presented in Senate and Assembly, do
enact as Joilo,cs
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KIMSHEw TOW NSHIP. >.

hlMSliE EW lOW NSHIPs a
Doc TowN.-E b, Kinson. Inspector,
and j. d. Pollard aud G. G. Hubbard, Jud.
ges.
BRorHERToN STORE j r. Brotberton,
Inspector, and A. c. Lo' gmon, Judges
DiAmoNpvnLE.--Georg Tarbel Inspec
tor, and BENZ Harfaun and I. Beasly,
Judges.
FoRKs OF BUrrr --Copt Bracy. Inspec
tor. W. Evans and W Hale, Judges
HE'LL TOWN. Neshitt, Inspector. and
Capt. Johnson and j. Nichall. Judges
K,McKLLe RANCH--GeorRe W. Wilmott,
Inspector, and Il. F. Khkle, Judges.
LovELocK's SroRE.--J, II. Patty, In.
spector, and ...... Judges.
INskIp.--Jobn Munson. Inspector, and
George Waters md W Juliun. Judges.
MINERAL SLIpE.--.F. A. Stryker, In
spector, and Thomas, Judges
OREGON TOWNSHIP.
SPANIsHrowN - Esq Cady Inspectors,
and - Myers, - Jugies.
YANKEE HILL. Geo. Geiss Inspector,
]. Billings W. Donnelsou, Judges.
NELSON Bars. G. Curtiss, Inspector,
- Cooper, ---- Judges.
FRkNcHTowN. j. Barrow Inspector,
and J. Simmons, Judges
CHERoKEE FLATS Glass Inspector,
and T. McDanniels, John Mason Judges
MEssILLA VALLIY.-M. Pence. Inspector
and j. c. Hasty, I. Channel. Jodges.
OREGoN CITY.-R. +. Derrick, Inspector,
and c. Simmons, w. Hendricks. Judges.
LINDSAY Barr. Lindsay, Inspector,
aud - Judges.
LITTLE KIMsHEw.-M Wells, Inspector,
Ike Bsteman, j. Hunter, Judges.
BALsAM IjILL,--W. Ramsey. Inspector, and
Church. - Herris. Judges.
CoNcow VALLEY.--J Stewart, InspeG-
tor. and DR.. Thompson, G.. G. Marquis,
Judges.
BIC Bar - Kitchen, Inspector, and
W. Towle, - Judges.
CuAppAREt HuI Smith Insneator
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EUREKA TOWNSHIP.

New PHILApELpHIA w. Perdue. Inspec.
tor, and W. N. Allen, f. Peters, Judges
MoRRIs RAvINE j. Brittenbaner, In
spec,or, and - Thomas,J Clymper. Judges
SPARxs' HoUsE.-E nj, Sparks, Inspec-
tor, and - Judges.
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HIFALUTIN NAMEs.-Wbat people we Ameri-
cans are for magnificent names Just think of
IT, A little four by-six apartment in steamboat
is called 'state-room'-a name borrowed from
the most ample and gorgeous room in a royal
palace And the word saloon from the French
saIon,l which indicates, properly, nothing less
than the most spacious and splendid of drawing
rooms, we have seen painted over the door of a
dirty shanty in New England city, and often
embellishng the front of log grog shop in the
Western States San Francisco can furnish a
case IN point In a by-street not far from us, is
dimnutive wooden rookery, beside which
settlers log hut would seem prncely mansion,
and which its owner has dignifed by the name of
Crystal Palace 1t probably derives the first
half OF its title from the fact that it once boasted
window but, the gap thus originally filled is
now supplied with an old pair of trowsers--
Golden Era.
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L. p. FISHER'S
4 DvERTISING AGENCY, San Frar

A DvERTISING AGENCY, San FRANCS
"A co-No. 171a Washington street, up stair.
nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House.
L. p. FISHER is the authorized Agent ofts
TRINITY JOURNAL, Weaverville Sacramento Ub
ion; Marysville Herald San Joaquin RepubH
can, Stockton Pacific Methodist, Stockton 4; Sol
nora Herald Nevada Journal Grass Waller
Telegraph Red Bluff Beacon Columbia GAL
zette Tuolumne Courier Mountain Democrat
Placerville Empire County Argus, Plaeervilea
Calaveras Chronicle, Mokelumne Hill Shasti
Courier Mariposa Gazette Yreka Weekly UuI
ion Iowa Hill News; Weekly Ledger, jackson
San Jose Telegraph Sonoma County journal
Folsom Dispatch California Mining Journal
Los Angeles Star Santa Barbara Gazette ; Sm
Diego Herald Alameda County Gazette Pt
Ger Courier, Yankee Jim's; Napa County Re-
porter Sierra Democrat, DOwnieville Hum
boldt Times, Union Oregonan, Portland. O. r.
Oregon Weekly Times, Portland, 0. T.; Orega
Statesman. Salem, o. T. Jacksonville Herald
Jacksonville, O. r.; Pioneer and Democrat
Olympia, W. T. Washington Republican, Stella
COON, w. r. ; Polynesan. Honolulu, S. l.. F.; Pad.
fc Commercial Advertiser, Honolulu, S. |. Mex.
lean Extraordinary, City Of Mexico Hongkong
Register.
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BEAR IN TRoUBLE.-The New York Spirit Of

BEAR IN TRoUBLE.-The New York Spirit Of
the Times tells of bears mishaps:
Presently be discovered small cask and after
applying his nose to the bunghole to scent the
character of its contents, he set to work to arrive
at the inteTior but the haf-barrel was strongly
coopered, and in spite of bites and boxes, and
hugs without number, il remained intact, though
an oily juice ran from the bunghOle and smeared
Bruins paws, who eagerly licked them dry. At
length, by good deal of biting, he enlarged the
bunghole, so that he could get paw in and by
this means fshed out the sweets holding the
mouth like a little negro on q molasses barrel.
But this mode Of getting at the contents did not
seem sufficiently expeditions to Little Tommy
Horner who, presently getting up on his feet
inserted his nose in the barrel, and then his head
Now a bears nose is very sharp, and goes
through small place very easily, but does not
have the same facility for coming out, owing to
the hair and ears being set backward and the
heavy folds Of skin that hang around the neck.
In this instance Bruin made the discovery of this
difference, and, like the weasel in the -four BARREL
soon gave symptoms that he was fast. He began
to pull back, but as he pulled the barrel came
with him, until he rolled over on his back, paw
ing Intellectually with his hands at the concave
sides of the barrel, which revolVed around his
head as pivot, but would not come off,
The scene was too ludicrous to keep still; Mike
smiled out aloud and the negro yelled with
laughter. The bear, hearing the sound Of our
voices, probably increased by the hollow barrel,
took fright and ran for the woods, making directly
to where we were lying, and carrying the cask on
his head like helmet We could not have shot
at that halEbarrel, even had been able to
have fired our guns, which we were not, from
laughter, and therefore scattered right and left
as the animal rushed up the hill as he crossed
the concal peak he lost his foothold, and rolled
head over heels in our midst. Then picking him
sell up, be started in the direction he happened
to be when he regained bis feet, and ran directly
into the sea. This turned him about again, when
Yowlcr, who had escaped from the negroes, seized
him by leg and forced him to halt. At this
he reared himself on end, and commenced growl-
ing and waving his paws all the time resembling
more picture of Bacchus than a wild animal.
We ran down to where he was standing, when
Scpio, with blow Of club over the head,
broke the barrel, scattering the mackerel with
which it was filed and released the animal from
his confinement, who rewarded Scipio with blow
from his paw that laid him on the sands, when
Mike and !, with a Simultaneous discharge Of our
rifles, laid him ifeless.
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"THE HEsPERIAN. We wish to direct the at
tention of ladies in Trinity county to meritori-
GUS weekly literary paper edited and published
at San Francisco, by Mrs. 4. NJ, Schultz, and Mrs
Day. The paper is their own, and is not an off
shoot of the .4MenGum. We have, elsewhere,
printed articles written by Mrs Shultz, which
for grace, beauty and originality have not been
surpassed by any male or female writer of the
country. Her Song of the Flume' is sublime
omposition-worthy the best of American poets
These ladies and Mrs Jane Laird who owns
portion of the Marysvlle Express, are the only
female publishers in California
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THE MATCH BOYS.

Are all our matches sold, Tom?
Are all our matches done?
Then let us go to the open square
To warm US in the sun
To warm us in the sweet, kind sun,
To feel his kindliug glow;
For his kind looks are the only looks
OF kindness that we know.
Wen call the sun our father, Tom
Wen call the sun our mother
Wen call each pleasant little beam
sister or a brother
lie thinks no shame to kiss US,
Although we ragged go
For his kind looks are the only looks
OF kindness that we know.
Well rest us on the grass, Tom;
Wen upward turn our face
Well lock bis heat within our arms
Our arms in fond embrace
Well give him sad parting tear
When be is sinking low;
For his kind looks are the only looks
OF kindness that we know.
Well tell him all our sorrows. Tom;
Well tell him all our care
Well tell him where we sleep at night
Well tell him how we fare
And then, O then, to cheer US,
How sweetly lie will glow
For his kind looks are the only looks
OF kindness that we know.
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JOHNSON was the conductor on Western rail
road-a very pompous offcial-so much above
his business as to appear to be passenger when
ever he could. Leaving the door open one cold
day, as he entered the cars, Mr.. Bangs cried out
to him:
I say, shut that door,
The elegant johnson was greatly offended at
being spoken to SO rudely, and, stepping up to
him, said:
Il am the conductor of the train
That's the very reason, roared out Mr.. Bangs,
why told you to shut the door
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THE LOST LILY had found out a sweet green
spot, where lily was blooming fair the din of
the city disturbed it not, but the spirit, that
shades the quiet cot with its wings of love, was
there. found that liy's bloom when the day was
dark and chill it smiled, like star in the misty
gloom, and it sent abroad a soft perfume, which
is floating around me still. | sat by the lily S
bell, and watched it many a day the leaves,
that rose in flowing swell, grew faint and dim,
then dropped and fell, and the flower had flown
away.
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SWORD OF DANoCLEs.-The Press of late years
has become the sword of Damoces to certain pol
iticians who have heretofore encouraged the sin
gular deluson that in order to be legislator ii
is not at all necessary to be gentleman. If all
the journalists in the country, either in California
or at the East, would initiate so brilliant an ex-
ample, our national halls of legislation would not
be disgraced, as now, by band of low bred
blackguards, wholesale plferers and open TO-
menters of treason.-Era.
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The People of the state of California,
To ROBERT STEADMAN send Greeting {:
VOU are hereby required to appear in an action
i brought against you by the above named
Plaintiff in the District Court of the Ninth Ju-
dical District, in and for the County of Trinity
and TO answer the complaint filed therein, within
ten days, exclusive Of the day of service) after
the service on you of this Summons, if served
within this County if served out of this County,
but within this Judicial District, within twenty
days or if served out of said District, then with
in forty days--or judgment by default will be
taken against you. The said action is brought to
secure the payment of the sum of seven hundred
(7O0) dollars with interest thereon at the rate of
q per cent. per month from Aug. oath, 1857, till
paid, which will more fully appear by reference
to Plaintiffs complaint now on file in my office
and if you fail to appear and answer the said
complaint as above required, the Plaintiff will
take judgment against you as in said complaint
demanded Published by order of the County
Judge of Trinity.
Given under my hand and Seal of the
the District Court of the Ninth Judicial
IL. 81 District, this first day of April, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ffty-eight.
JNO. A. WATSON,
1ltf Clerk Of Ninth District Court.
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FRENCH AND SPANISH LESSONS.

M. Victor ReSSayre
A NNOUNCES TO THE CITIZENS of Wea-
"A verville that his last Term in this place has
now commenced. Persons wishing instruction
in either of the languages should improve the
present opportunity.
These desirous Of joining will please register
their names for the formation of new Glass.
TINE or MEETING Pupils of first degree,
Mondays and Thursdays; second degree, Tues
days and Fridays.
Weaver May 8, 1858. 16td
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ARKANSAS read in the papers that the grass
was very poor on the plains, and that emgrants
would have hard time. 'Emigrants emgrantsl
what's that 2 said he. His friend told him that
'emigrant is cross between grounding and
q gopher, and is very hard on grass.
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PARTY Of serenaders played and sang Sweet
Home under the chamber window of a pretty
Quakefess. The window rose, and old Shad, him
self, poked his head out and said 'Thee has
been singing of the 'sweet home : now if thee has
such sweet home, why don't thee take thy
selves off to it?'
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InsOlvent Notice.
State Of Cn;iforia Coufy Of Trinity, s.s
In County Court.

y tate Of CH;iforiu CoUfy Of Trinity, SIS.
In County Court.
In tie matter Of the application of ISAAC ABRAHM
to cede his Estate, and be discharged from his
dcJtS as an LSOlUent.
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE HON.
i r. y. MILLER, Judge of the County Court
aforesaid, notice is hereby given to all the credi-
tors of the aforesaid Isaac Abrahm, to be and
appear before the said Judge, at Chambers, on
MONDAY, THE 14TH DAY or JUNE, 1857, at 10
o'clock, a. m, of that day, then and there to show
cause if they can, why an assignment of his estate
should not be made, and be be discharged from
his debts in the manner prescribed by law, and
that all proceedings at law against said Petitioner
be staid until this application be disposed of.
In testimony whereof have bereunto set
LIS hand and official SEAL this 18th day Of
May, A. d., 1858.
JOHN A. WATSON,
17-tf Co. Clerk of Trinity County.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-29
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

A LII CREDITORS OF HENRY SEELYE,
n dec. late of Trinity Co., will exhibit their
claims, accompanied by the necessary vouchers,
within ten months from this date to the under
signed executor of said estate, at Weaverville, or
they will be forever barred
DANIEL ROWLAND,
Executor Estate Of Henry Seelye, dec.
Weaver, Sept %, 1857. Std.