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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-09-17

monstratiye man, so we looked signi6
cantly at each other and said nothing
Still waters are sometimes very deep.
AT last the carriage came around and
we got in two Of us beside the other,
who was to drive. There was room for
more, but It was quite on, Of her line,
the mother said. to go on s dashiug drive
before breakfas, so we left her on the
piazza with a pickle dish in her hand,
and wiping her eyes with her apron.
1t was half a mile to the depot, and
the sun not quite risen when we started
How calm the air was Of that September
morning. We thought, egolists that we
were, in our happiness, that nature sym
pathized with us. Il seemed rs it there
had never been so fair sun rising be-
fore. as if half the glory of the morning
would have been wasted had Lizzie no,
been coming home.
The cars had not arrived when we
stopped at the station, but we heard the
whistle of the locomotive not far distantt
and those few sweet waiting moments
what a world of blessed anticipation they
held. The sun was rising-ah, Lizzie
Lizzie
/ At last the train came up-stopped
We looked at the windows, only row
Of sad faces Lizzie must have sat OF
the other side. A few passengers came
out solemn-faced and silent. We press
ed forward-so did those who were go
ing out on the train. The conducio
motioned to somebody in the car. Tw'
men came out, and slowly descended Ia
car, bearing lifeless body-a woman
her features covered with a veil. The
bore it into the saloon. and laid it revel
entity on the sofa. Still the conductc
waved the crowd back, except our pal
ty! He knew US, and turned away b
face as we approached.
Then we knew how it all was; e.
eept the father he could not believe
Firmly he raised the veil from the dea
face. 0, Godl All mercirul! Is
thus we meet thee, Lizzie, darling, OF
best, beloved, idol of our hearts !
In brief time we learned the stor
Learned how the Angel Of the Loi
had met Lizzie before us, in the st
= twilight Of that autumn morning, ar
4 after one pang, terrible we know, b.
$ brief, had waited he gentle spirit to tboi
: who waited for her in the home Of Al
gels!
At the very last stopping place Liz
= had left the car to procure some food f
4 a little child that had fretted an night
the arms Of wearied mother. tt
i train stopped but moment it was dar
and none of the officials bad seen b
leave. She returned hastily, to find d
: cars in motion, made mis-step, fsll fl
:e ward-and the rest is common Ia
t, such as newspapers chronicle eve
5 week The beautiful head with its su
# ny-curls-is what we saw at the station
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-09-17
MEET LIZZIE AT SIX.

That was all the despatch contained
-Four little words yet what excitement
they caused in the household Of Maple
Cottage, the quiet sober household, whose
members at the moment of its reception
were on the point of retilins to Iust for
the night.
Meet Lizzie at six Was our dar-
ling indeed so near? Two years and
three months had passed since our eyes
had been gladdened by her girlish beau
ty, since her voice had mingled with the
bird music that hoated all along the sum
mer days among the naples. Two years
and three months had she been buried
among books, in a far away city, bow
ing her sunny curls over algebra and
geometry, grammar and philosophy, as
tronomy and botany, French and Latin !;
patiently at first, because her parents de-
sired it afterward, cheerfully, to please
the teachers she learned to love at last,
zealously, from pure thirst for the treas
ure these studies unlocked to her. But
it was over now, those toilsome years,
and she was on her way home once more
our Lizzie-our pet and pride-we
should meet her at six
She had left B in the morning;
had journeyed without stopping at all )
this we guessed at once and at eight
in the morning, finding hasty opportu-
nifty she had telegraphed to US the above
words. At six the eastern train arrived
at our station Lizzie was to ride all
night for the sake of reaching home thus
early. 1t was ike her, impulsive, warm
hearted child that she was
How little we slept that night. What
slight sounds aroused US how early We
were all astir-even the baby and tht
white-haired grandfather Meet Lizzie
eh he said, aye, in win we And th,
old mans voice caught youthful tone
and his crutches an elastic movement, a
he hobbled about the house, giving or
ders, as if all the responsibility restet
upon him TO be sure.
There was Hannah, too, bewilderiul
the mother about breakfast. Did Lizzi
ike coffee or cocoa best? And woul,
she make biscuit or waiHes And th.
mother smiling all the time, nodded he
head to everything, and went hurryin.
about with the gridiron in one hand an.
the egg boiler in the other, coaxiBg Fan
= ny to curl the baby's hair, and lookin
j at the clock every five minutes. Bu
Fanny with mysterious apron full G
something, was fitting up stairs an
9 down, leaving a book here and howe
e there, a daguerreotype on the table, or
:, rosy checked fall apple on the window
something for Lizzie 10 see and smile a
Only the father seemed uudisturbed.-
e We noticed, to be sure, the dimples
y his cheeks, which Lizzie always said 81
c made with her fingers when she was
babe, locked deeper when he smile
r and that his voice was q arifle less real
, when he tod Thomas 10 bring the horss
ls but be did not Ike . be considered . q
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-09-17

Pic BgEEDNG.-An experienced
English pigbraeder says In breeding
the SOW should be larger than the male,
and the male the most perfect Of the two.
as tbe sows viii generally breed TO the
boar tLat l.. che good or bad point q
ibs male will pfeponierale more 20 tie
Young ones. than those Of ihe sow And
] have found thai yhs boar the SOW may
have bad pgs to, The litter before, has
a great deal 10 d. wtb the following H.
ter. / once pot a black sow TO q white
boar, ard bad some black and white pigsi
! tiien put her 10 a black boar, and siilI
had some black sad white. and had q
salt for three liiiera bef5Fe getting rid oI
the white. ones Purchased lafge-bfad
/ YORKSHIRE boar. and more thau ninety
nine per cent of 81. stock died from inGa
nation of tls laBgs or aers more or les0
affected. ! afaerNsnis learned thai tls
sire Of llse boar died G,sm fbe same com
plaiat. ~ thh Convinced me h0a par
iieular one should be ia aslng q s0uns
male anlmal. ~ Ceaesss farmer.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-11
LEGAL SALES.
PROBATE, SALE.

TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA, | Seventh District
PARISH or EAST rEticrANA. { Court. No $3.50
In the matter Of the succession Of William II. Drehr
deceased.
TN PURSUANCE of Oh order OF the Seventh bis.
/ trict Court aud by virtue Of u commission to M
directed, viii Oilur Tor sale, on
TUESDAY, December o. 1853
at the late residence OF the sid deceased in sad par-
sh at ii O'Clock, A. NJ. the following named and de-
-crbed property apperanng TO said succession, to
wit ~
Negro woman Margaret aged Is years, and her
hrcc children,
Sophia, aged years.
Harriet. aged years, and
An infant.
Three head of Horses
One saddle. one gun. ore pistol one watch,
DIX chars, one bWtstrud, etc.
TERMS of SALE.
The negroes. for one third cash and the balance
on one and two years credit from the first day of Feb
rilnry. 1893. the purchaser TO give notes with ap
proved security. with mortgage importing a con
icssion ot Judgment on said negroes. with eight per
cent interest thereon, from date until paid
The personal property 10 he sold for cash for all
SUNS under twenty dollars, and on a credit of twelve
months for all sums Of twenty dollars and over, with
eight pen cent interest from late until paid, with ap
proved good security
nov 70. 1858 g. w. thTIETT. Auctoneer.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-11
LEGAL SALES.
PROBATE SALE.

THE STATE OF LOTI>IANA,l seventh Distrc'
PARIsH or EAST FEficfANA. / Court No. 320G
In the matter Of the succession Of Burrs NJ Collier
deceased
TN PURSUANCE Of an order aud authorized by y
l. commission to me directed. | will sell at public
auction, at the residence Of r. y. Collier in said par
ish, on
SATURDAY, December IL, 1858,
at O'Clock. A. NJ. the following property appertain-
ing to said succession. TO wit:
a lot Of corn, 200 bushels, more or less
Three HORSES,
One BUGGY.
Ten head Of CATTLE, and
One mans SADDLE
TERMS OF SALE.
One half cash and the other half on n credit Of
one year from the day of sale with eight per cent in
eres: until paid Notes with approved personal So
curity will be required
nov 9, 1865 u. NJ. G.. BROWN. Sheriff
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-11

HAVING bought the patent right for the sale of
IL the Crane Metallic Burial Caskets at great ey
pense. we introduce them to the public as having
sign. artistic and elaborate finish, simplicity in lin
Ing. highly decorated and unique silver mount
ings. perfectly air tight and also giving IN entire
,ew Of the body.--the topof the casket being con-
Structcd Of the finest French plate glass renders it
the most desirable case ever introduced to the pub
lic Beautiful metallic caps cover the glass, which
tcures the case from damage on account of any ex-
tcrnal pressure.
Wooden collins made to order. and puncual at
tendance given on all funeral occasions. fine
Hearse will always he on hand
Any infringement on our patent rights will sub
iect the offender to prosecution
ian 10 BUTLER Il KOCH
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-11

DEADl READ! READ =" Yc afflicted read th'
LII following certificate Of cure Of over ~ year
Standing:
II. T. lIElNHoi.p Dear Sir: have been troubled
with nn aiction of the Bladder and Kidneys ol over
twenty wears. | have tried Physicians III VAN, aud
ut last concluded to give your Genuine ffepafa'i"
n trial, as had heard il highly spoken oi. II alofd
I'd immediate relief | have used three bottles, and
have obtained more relief from its effects and feel
much better than have for twenty years previous
have the greatest faith in IT. virtues aud curntiy
powers, nnd shall do all in my power to lnake II
known 10 the afflicted. Hoping this may prove ad
vantagnolls TO you in assisting you to Introduce th
medicine. | am truly yours NJ. MCCORMICK.
Iewistown Pa. Jan. 2S, 1851
Should any doubt Mr. Mccormick s statement h.
refers to the following gentlemen:
Hon VIM, Bigler "x-Gavernnr Pennsylvania.
Hon Thomas y. Florence. Philadelphia
Hon j. &. Knox. Judge. TDgn nounty, Pa.
Hon. ]. s Black. Judge Philadelphia.
lion. H. H. Porter. rX-iosornor. Pennsylvania
Hon Ellis Lewis. Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon Il. q. Grrr. Judge + :. court
Hon q. W. Woodward Juign Philadelphia.
Hon. W. A. Porter city solicitor. lhlairphia
Hon John Eerr cy.Goyrrupr. California
Hon II Banks auditor general Washington city
With many others II necessary
Et-~ Srn advertisement beaded
Helmbold's Genuine Preparation,
ia another column.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-11
NEW ORLEANS PACKET.

NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
THE SPLENDID STEAMER. GOLDEN AGE W.
/ NcCombs. Master. Din the place Of r@~rh
TIE BELLA DoSNA) will commence her Aks7tfsS
regular business for the season making - =
the first trip on Saturday. the 2sh Of August 1858,
ana every succeeding Saturday evening. will leave
New orleans for Donaldsonvile. Bayou Goula. Pla-
queminc. Baton Rouge Port Hudson Waterloo. Bay
On sara. Pointe Coupe". Morganza Tunca, Williams
port. Red River Landing. Fort Adams and all inter.
mediate landings. Returning, will leave Bayou Sa-
"a, every Wednesday the arrival Of the Cars from
Woodvile. touching at Port Hudson and all inter-
mediate places
Ef'"Partcular attention paid to the receiving and
landing Of passengers and way freight at all hours
oil the day and night. aug7
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-11

The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is one .
The largest and best weekly papers Of the day, An
Imperial Qnarto containing EIGHT PAGES or FORTY
COLUMNS. of entertaining original matter: and EG.
GASrlY UhrsTatTEp every week.
GIFT WORTH FROM 80 CENTS TO $500 IN
GOLD WILL BE PRESENTED TO EACH 81 BSGR
DER IMMEDIATELY ON RECEIPT or THE SUI
sSCRlPTION MONEY.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-11
PROBATE SALE.

TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA Seventh District
PARISH or EAST fEliethSA. Court. No. 1910.
In the matter of the succession Of H. ;. Lyons, dc
ceased
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Seventh Judi
l. cial District Court aud by virtue OF a commission
10 me directed. will SELL on
TU ESDAY, December "A, 1858,
nj the Court House door. in the town OF Clnon. at
II o'clock A NJ. the following named aud Described
property. appcranng TO the succession Of n ). l.y
aud his surviving widow. Mary T. Lyons. TO wit !:
The following lots Of Land and improvements
thereon the last residence Of said u. s. Lyons. de-.
ceased IN tue town Of Clinton and Parish of East Fe-
licana. composed Of the following parcels of Land,
VIZ.
-Four and eighteen hundredtb a lsl00) acres pur-
chased by deceased from .Iudgr lthoa. the eighth
Of August, eighteen hundred and thiriy-cght-
act passed before jno. Morgan. Notary Public.
Three and iorly-six huudredth (3 i6.l0OJ acres,
purchased by deceased from Mark Boatner, thr-
ty-iira Of December eighteen hundred and thr-
ty-ight t--act passed before Ino Morgan, Nota.
rs Public. Three and fifty seven hundrrdih ('
51-lhOj acres. purchased by deceased from Mark
Boancr fourth March. eighteen hundred and
forty.one-act passed before Jno. Morgan. Non.
ry Public. Eleven aud twcnty-one hnndred
til II lUDl aerrs Niti thr hH a, NJ AuA mpinN
mrnts thereon. about two ncrns ~ sad land
more M less purchased by deceased from Mal
Eoatnnr pct passed before i. Saullr,s ,par
Judge. iiith of March. eighteen hundred anr
ioriy-Srvrn, bounded on the North hy slra
separating tie -aid land from The lands NJ u Mr
rick Fiat ny TIN Baton Rouge rona. South hy
Street oparatng aid land from the place Of
: Lyons. and West by street separating said
and from lands oi the estate Of J. j. Il. Pool
deceased. ,
TERMS OF SALE
The above will hr sold FIR one third cash the hH.
ance in one nna two equal annual in-ialtnnnts III
purchasers 10 give their notes with approved person.
security, bearing tight per cent. interest pcr annun
from maturity until paid and to consent That
mortgage berntnincd upon The propartytu ccnre ~
full and final payment IT the purchased price.
GEORGE w. CATLETT.
Nov. -. 1883. .iur'touer.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-11
DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.
CLIN TON DRUG STORE.
STURGEs' BUILDING.
!" :" II ER.

NJ. :" ER:
WHOlESALE AND RETAIL DEALER in Drugs
w aud Medicines. Chemicals Paints. Oils Dye.
-tuils. perntnrry. glassware. dye-woods. painters
articles. varnshes. window glass fine soaps fine hair
aud tooth brushes, seeds of all kinds surgical and
dental Instruments trnsses and supporters ofall kinds
spices. snnis, manufactured tobacco. superior inks
ny" PNe Wtses anil Braadtcs tor Mica Furposes rs;
Fancy ARTICLES. Nc. &c &c. All the popular med
cines Of the day Tor sale at proprctors prices
! offer good, equally Il. low as they can he obtain.
ed from any establishment in this section, warranted
to be fresh pure aud genuine.
Orders from the country promptly flied. and sat
isiaction guaranteed without regard to price and
quality Prescriptions will receive careful attention
at ALL HOURS.
Clinton. Ln., Feb. 2. 1853.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-11
SIlERIFF'- SALE.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, / Seventh District
PARISH ~ EAST tEtirIANA. Court.
DorcttH Stvcrus, wife,
W. No. -
john Esi, husband
D1 VIRTUE of writ oi iinri tacias issued in the
ID above entitled suit 10 nr directed hy the Honor
able Court aforesaid, have sized aud will offer for
.alr II thr residence VI the defendant. John Rst III
aid Parish. on The
FIRST SATURDAY in DECEMBER,
D. sjs. n II o'clock, 4. n The following proper
III. ~ wit:
Two horses two mules. one mare one colt.
Two yoke nf oXan fifty htd NJ cattle. more or less.
Sryrniy.lvr head 81 hogs more or lcss,
one pleasure buggy. one plantation buggy.
One wagon. 100 bushels oH corn, i-tacks of fodder,
lot olpnatoes 'inc lot ~ cotton ,"nd for planting
4 lpt N! farming utensils. two WIrrlharrpWs,
II paror chair.. one centre table one arm chair
Two rocking chairs. one dining table.
one folding lcai table nnd sewing table.
one book ease nnr look stand. one dressing stand,
one large looking glass, sX common chairs,
Three beds and btd.ead-. pne night chair.
bnr ight stand. one sntiihg tub one blower bath,
Four trn.ers with fire irons, 4 lot ofpictnres,
one clock. one gla.- cover. one safe. pnn ~ill,
Two clothes press. on pamorama and pictures.
TERMS ~ SALE.
Cash with the benefit Of appraisrment.
nov ~. lS5S Il. NJ. q. BROWN. sheriff,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IJELMBOLD' = GENUINE PREPARATIONS
IL For diseases of the Bladder Kidneys, Gravel
and Dr0psy
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-05
PROPOSALS

Will also Re received Tor General supe nenden,
who must he a regularly educated Physician and
Rrndu"te ~ some respectable Medical ution to
take charge e the Butte County Hospital and the in
mates thereof 10 have the ral Of said
institution and to render all iicr mid that may be-
required, subject to The rules nnu regulations now
made, and to be made. Governing said HospUa-
Butte equity 10 furnish all furniture, me iicres
supplies. and other necessPres needed for Said IN
s'i,u'ioD and the inma'es thereof Said Crnl ,sals
should state, Mt how much salrry per month
The BOafd Of Supervisors to d. term'Be md mrke
known hich one OF the Two plans above forth
they will adopt, hnd said contract t" he awarded t.
the lowest responsible bidder The Poard reservinp
to itset the right to reject any nr all bids.
Ordered by the BOARD that the above notice b.
published IA the Butte Record for The space OF thirty
days.
Attest. NJ H. DARRACII.
Clerk Of Bosrd Of supervisor
jvp3nd RyJ ". MARBLE, Dpputy
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-05
Sheriff Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF A Decressl Order
isra~d cui of the District Court of The Fifeenth
1sls~tsi ptrrlc In and Tor the County of Butte and
etsse rf California. seairst WILLIAM UrssF and
IN Mvcr cfJ. II STEWART. end CHARLES STEW
ART. for the sum cf Three Hundred and FIfy. three
sSasto Deliars principle debt, with interest there
o. TIE rate of three per cent rev wonth f~m the
18th day ofJuiy A. 1887 until paid and all costs
Of suit taxed in the sum of Twenty twenty Eve one
bnndredths te9o 2sl pelars, ard all aceruing cost.
90 satd order. to directed and delivered, COM
uandinE me to seiit the mortsssed premises herein-
Ahsr described TO satisfv sad demands will e,pose
ct pmhlic eale tr the highest bidder for cash on
nnetday. the ltith Nay OF uguss A. D. isss.
q twcociock NJ. ofrsd day. IN parsusnce Of the
requirements Of said order. portion at Lot number
III eight In Block number two fcl ofths Town of
0roviile according TO the msp plan Of aid Town
alsd ofcisliy in the County Recorders Office. Bntte
seauty. Caiifornia. being twenty Ave feet front on
the west side of Myers street. and running back any
fset 20 ics number seven IN same block.
The above esie 70 take place at tho Court House
afortesid.
~ d PLUM, Sheriff Butte Comnfy.
Dated oroviiIe. July 2ssi, A. D. 1858
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-05
SHERIFF SALES.
SherfH,s Sale.

10y vTkTuE or WRIT or ExECuTIOF
- iapped oht n fhe District Court n the rneerth
Jndcsai District IN ard for R"e county ard ssie of
fslisosnia. IN dt,~cted srd delivered. command.
Ire me Tn make the sum of tbr~~ hnndred and sixty
nine insfy two hupdreth dollars. (fa8e 42) with
fsseres the~ecn ttke rate NJ ten per cent per
nusu fs0m the fouvt epth day Of May. A. ID. 1858
unfiI pssd. end tho further cum ri twenty mine
tv eNty Eve one-h0ndreth dollars. ts2o 25) costs of
erIt and s~eruire costs IN sad writ. wherein
CpARpEsr TOY u p1aintiG and JAMES BR 4 D.
LEV I. T~stndert. ] have levied unon nd shall ex
pre- ~ Public seie IN the hipf esi bde~r for eash
ON nondsy the 23d DAY of August. A. u. 1858. NJ
the hour ~ Two o'cInet p. NJ. of snid dnv. all oi
fn~ esrtain pleees ard parcels rfia, ds described
- fhsi"vr ~ Wit All that c~sfmin rie~e parcel
o. land piust~d In the town NJ Orovire Putte eoun
". Csiisosria. u heirs rsrf of Lot No. in Rick
No ~ laiddcwn On the town pioi Of the sHid town
Of 0e"vtlis. and formerly oeenpIed by p. FaSrrlv
RrctNes. Aso srtan piece o. parcel ri lind siu
sieA In the town of 0roviie county and srte afore
MD. snd tBcwh ~ Lot No. = IN BIZ ok M. q. NJ
laid down on the town van or plot Aforesaid. 10
eethes With oil and singular the ornaments heredii
smen's snd sppurteuanees therrunto belonging os Il
any wise spperaining 10 each of the said parcels
The abUve ssle 10 trks plsee at the Court Hons
dno~, In the town Of orovils, county aEd Stat
Aforesaid.
~. d. PLUM, Sheriff Byffe County
Dated OrovilIe. August ei, A. ID. 1883.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-05
Justices Summons.

IINTTHD STATES or AMERICA-sTATE OF
~ CaiiEwnia. oanty ~ Butte. In Justice Conf.
Ophir Township. The People of the stae Of Cali
foruia, t0 Ham Light. greeting: You are hereby
srmmoned to appear before me, st nv ofics In Ophr
Township, C0uB'v OF butte. on the sixieent hjay Of
August. A. 1858, nj ellen O'Clock, A to answer
unto the con pinint of james f. Caine Il Co.,, who
sue Won 10 recover the Of eighty lone and forty
one-hundredths dolisrs. said amount alleged 10 be
due plaintiff. by defendant. on an account now on
hle In this ONCE, nancy for lumber and material
furnished defendant by plaintiffs at defendants spe
cai ns ance and request wh.n Judgment will be- Ia
ken agnnst you for ihe said amount, together with
costs and damages, " you fall TO appear and answer
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County greet
Ing Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand, this 2tih day of July. A. D.
1868. EDWARD DoNAH0,
Justice OF he Pence of said Township
! do hereby order, that serviie of this summon be
hsd on defendant. bv public aim In the Butte Rec
ord for pe,toh Of tweBiy-oBe days
July 28ib, 1888. u. DONAHO, j. p.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-05
Probate Notice.

STATE conFrC "F Caa'r"RsIA' y. sn.s Probate Court.
Esia'e of sAMCEL TRENNANAN. Decreased.
I'm p u RSUANCE OF AN ORDER
y made in the Hon. Probate Court. on the 26,h dny
of May, ~ d. 1858. Notice 10 hereby given. TO all
whom may concern. TO he and appenr before the
said Cont, on Monday 10th day OF August
A. d. 1885, at the hour OF 10 ocl,~k, A. N of that
day. ut ihe Court House. Mt Orovie. In said 'Duniy,
thea and there to chow canse u any there he. whv
the following descrbed real estate should not br sod
In accordance with the petition Of the ndmin
herein. 10 wilt: All that certain niece parcel Of
land, situate In the Town Of Orovtll~ In said Conniv
and known and de.c'ihed M Lot number eight. (s)
In Block number e"yen, (l1) In sail Town.
BY order of Court
Witness my hand and the seal of
,1 .sid Count al. ,.ed, ,h. re 2sth cav Of
MAY ID. 1858. NJ " DARRtCu.
N~-~~ my2Strw 40d Clerk Probate Court.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-05
Insolvency Notice.

SNATEoF CAL IIFGRNIA-CtUNTY or BUTTE
- District Court. Fifteenth Judicial District IL
tina matter of the petition Of George " rrooks,
Insnlvent debtor. In pursuance Of order made
by the Hon. Warren T. Sexton Judg. Of snid Court
al chambers, IN said county. on The 25th day ot
June, A. u. lS5s-Notic- is hereby given TO the
creditors oi the said George w. rronks. petitioner
In ins ye cv, he and appear before the sid court
the hIsl day of the August term thereof A. ID
Is s. to W. on Mon,,a, The 23rd la, "f August, D.
1872 nj the hour of ~ O'Clock NJ of that day tbsn
aud here 10 show cause, II any there b-. Why
siVnmeni of said ms lveni's Estate should not b..
made AID he DISCHARGED from hi- d. brs a. by him
prHyed for " II further ord red that all legal pyo-
ceedi against said insnlvcnt the lec ion
several or Hnv Of the debts st forth in said schedule
be STAYED until The final determination Of this cause
( ~ Witress my hand AVID the seal Of said
IsEAL Court nfii xed, this the 25ih day Of June A.
~ ID. 1858.
NJ. " pARRACU,
je2e4w-S24 Clerk District Court Butte county