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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-24

sALE-tiREAr INDUCEMENTS To PtRGHA
SERS -By consent of the d. irs Of Jacob kent dec II,
will on the 10Th day of August next at the late rs,ncc
Cap. jacob Kent IN Montgomery county Va
at public cutlery To the highest bidder al the estate of
which tho said Jacob Kent died seized posse being
about 1000 Acres Of LAND. The tract N which tho
man ion house IS situated contains about 300 acres we'll i'm
proved AMI In good This tract ON the
virginia and Tenncssee Railroad AMI the Sonth
pike passes through IT, There is swiirh within
one mile Of the house The Land Of good quality wei.
tered ana hbered and In high state of
adapted to all the different the grow Of
Tobacco.
The Allegheny Springs within three miles, the Mont
g"mery White sulphur in five miles this that
fers Inducements to purchasers rarely country
The residue Of the Land 2sO0 easily be
ded Int" four tracts Of 100 each viii pro-
vded with water and timber aad contain about
cleared land, ani two of the good
situated hercon The whole may I'D togpher or divided
to suit purchasers
TERMS OF SALg-rhe purchase money i'll DO payable
one 1--WE ana three years with Interest after the Dir
purchaser giving bond with approved security
ihe land Will be retained until the purchase money pad
In addition to tho land will DO offered public auc
tn Household Furniture. Farming Utensils several Carrs
ges two pair OF Carriage Horses riding twelve
fifteen work Horses large and sheep
ROBERT GiBBONEY. Admir-
2lit2i of Jaro, K.,t d.c'd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-24
The Atlantic Telegraph.

A,rirai oJhe ayomsonon and Haiorvas 1T ralen-
tia--Laadi"g IF The G.Jie-- Adsaace If Ge t.
eyraf,h Compdays Stock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-24
RN.InARIk FARM Fon rAIK.-I .f 4

II fr TOR sale my Farm. :" NORTH BEND" sitnst,si 81
in Of the desirable neishbniloods In Amherst
county Buffalo River q mi the Courthouse
u from NJ Glasgow, aud " III within niles OF Depot
the Orange Alexandria Railroad Lynch
burg The said Farm contain. about 100 Acres Is well
watercd has sufclency wood land and excellent
sp,ing OF cool convenient llouAe in
this Tract about Hf, Of Branch and River LOW
GROUNDS Of hrstrate quality, The Farm IL well adapted
the growth OF Wheat, Corn Tobarro Grass &c The i'm.
prov.ments good. The DIV Hing " a new, story
br ok HOUSE with six rooms, good size pitch All
the buildings
Persons Wishing to purchase view the pare may
correspond with me, by directing to WM. r. BARRET.
New glasgow. Amherst CO.. Va
N b sell the above Tract of Land
aup y. rtos.cD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-24
SALES BY AUCTION
RuTURR PAYS

BY DUNLOP, M0NCURE & CO., Auetioneers
RICHMOND, Va.
CAnGO % zorro RICO ~. GAR mad No.
~ LAssES AT AUcTfON.-On Friday the 9Th inst
commencing At 10 o'clock ve will sell Warehouse
koek-tn the Of the brig Monica, Arroyo r.
consisting of
- Hhfs prime and strictly choice quality sugar.
~ Hhds choice p. r. Moiasses.
TEkMs-Cnder 500. cash. el00s4 months credit for
approved negotiable paper
IV Sale without regard to weather and will commence
precisely 81 10 o'clock enable dealers
sale ri Conse BY Messrs Edmond, davenport a Co.
aug9}tT DUNLOP. MONCuRE Il Co, Auct'rs
By EDMOND, DAVENPORT & CO., Auct'rs.
RICHMOND Va.
CARGO SALE OF RGO AND SANTOS COZ.
~ FEE, ALSO, LIVERPOOL FINE SALT &c-Un
FRIDAY August 9th. ~ ococG will offer for sale At
auction the Cargo Of the Bark Sae Magse direct from Rio
consisting of
3,Co0 bags Rio Cofec-supcriors,
900 bags Santos Coffee,
ALSO,
1000 sacks Fine Salt per ship George Evans direct from
,rpool deliverable either at City Point or Eichnond
ALSO,
$50 SKIS H,bbrr;s T.ordon I"riet.
80 half pipes and casks Otard ( Goddard Brands
tom House. direct Importation ironi France
ALSO
100 half chests choice Teas suitable
@ ocers EDMOND. DAVENPORT co.
au4rU --Ii
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-24
No. NORVELL HOUsE.

FUNHIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE open for the recr o.
Il tim Of the public having been THOROUGHLY RFNovA.
TED and prepared for the accommodation its
style equal any other public house tho country
be FIRST CLASS house aud nothing else. OMSIBU ES
aud CARRIAGES will always he In readiness the dcpots
of the different railroads to and from the
House.
share Of the public PATRONAGE Is respectfully solicited
aug -d&ctf VIM H. KENNEDY. AGENT.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
FRAZER RIVER! !
STOUNDING ALTON
Truth w i'll Out:

4 ATELY it has been the custom Of unthinkngpeo-
zAple to advocate wholesale emigration to the frigid
and inhospitabe cline OF Frazer River. Know ou,
then, whom it may that chill blasts and frosts
prevail there, and ce nothing but ice, is the order of
the day. You then, who 60 thither to war with the
hoary headed king should steel the constitution against
the seventies of cold cline, by accustoming your
selves taste OF that frost here, which will have to
be taken in such heavy doses there. Be not alarmed
you Frazer River gOd-hunting adventurers, for this
advice comes from philanthrOplsts and therefore it
comes in the shape OF luXury-and such an One!-
phew ye Gods, ye never knew the like Talk fyour
food for Gods why, il Old Jupiter seated on Mount
olympus heights, and surrounded by the hosts Of lIea
ven, banqueting Of delicaces that united Gods
coRcocted, and should get the taste OF this parting
luxury, offered to excited and heated gold hunters he
would kick the cup of nectar the highest star in
the milky way" and, attended by his heavenly suite,
would instanter proceed route for the fountain
head of this glorious deieacy-the ICE CREAM of
the 'MARYSVlLLE ICE DREAM SALOON" oppo-
site the Post 0dce-and levying everything in the
concern, wouli Immediately condemn the proprietors,
QUALEY MOORE, TO an eternal voyage on the riv-
er Styx, for dispensing TO mortals sweetmeats and
cooling refreshments suitable for Gods alone, without
eel stia letters patent.
Jams, Jellies and the most delicious CONNECTIONS
in word, EVERYTHING ooScEvABLs, appertaining to a
Confeconers business TO be found at this Saloon, of
such qualities as cannot possibly be equaled. Fhe
ladies say so-ergo, truth je3O-my
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
IS Pitching In. -

The greatest Of all nuisances, to a re-
spectacle editor, are taose small-mind-
ed gentry who believe that the mission
Of u journal is not to disseminate news,
aid buyers and sellers by advertise
ments, but to be perpetually pitching
in to this or that individual. Such
characters are generally very loud and
talkative specimens of the genus irrita-
BILE, prone to hint that they could carry
on journal, with all its difficult details,
much better than anybody else in the
country; that they would stir up
things, and that their firm beliefis, that
all paper needs is pepper to make it
excellent. We can imagine as we
write that we even now hear the famil-
lar accents, Now ! just want you to
write an article and give so and so fits,
for men of this description are gifted
with a degree of assurance which re-
spects no duty or dignity and suffers the
posSessor to believe that his miserable
fIncies will actually receive considera-
tlon. And yet we can say with truth
that we never met with one of these
advocates for indiscriminate pepper
and abuse, who would not writhe with
agony at the faintest illusions to him
self in type which fell short of flattery,
or who was not in fact a coward. Men
who put faith in abuse as a necessary
element in journalism, who take no in
terest in articles which are not in some
way personal, and relish no fun unless
it cuts, areinvariably vulgar and selfish,
just in proportion to the degree in which
such tastes prevail with them. 1t is
melancholy, to see the number of them
in every community, and the degree to
which they often succeed in inspiring
writer's for the press with their own
spirit.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

SAwNEY AND SAMBo.-At a recent
meeting Of the Fellows of the Ethnolog-
ical Society,
AS an illustration of the fallacy of at
tempting to distinguish the race of men
by their skulls, Mr.. Crawford mentioned
that Mr.. Owen was making classified,
ton Of African skulls, when one that he
said was undoubtedly an African was
found to be the skull of Scotch SER
geant.
How the skull of Scotch sergeant
came to be mixed up with a lot of AT
rican skulls, may perhaps be accounted
for. 1t had probably been marked as
the skull of Blackie, which is a very
common Scoth name.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

TALENT.-The custom of borrowing
or buying sermons is we'll known to
prevail to a great extent amongst indo-
lent clergymen in Great Britain, and oc-
casionally some old incidents attend the
practice. 1t is but few weeks since
the inhabitants of a small bathing vii
lage in Ireland were astonished by be-
ing asked, How many persons in this
great metropolis have deprived their
hair dressers ofthe privilege of attend
ing public worship, by claiming their
services during the entire morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
a Gard.
Ranch for Sale.

sAsf12rar TIE Ranch known the HALFWAY
E9W4lM HOUSE, situated on the Marysville and sac
EsSHHM rame to stage road, twenty-one miles from
EkhkkA Marysvile, twenty miles from Sacramento,
ATTY five miles from Auburn, is offered for
sale at bargain.
This Ranch contains $40 acres, and is not exceed
in thi. State for advantages to stock growers he
range is almost unlimited. Sixty enclosed and
under cultivation. The house is new large and con-
venently arranged. The out-buldings, including a
large Barn, in good order, also the corrals.
A. young orchard in fine order, healthy vineyard
excellent wells of water, and other recent improve
ments render this ranch perfect and complete.
Terms made known upon application, on the prem
ses to MIKE GRAY.
~ Sacramento UNION please copy. augl2-lm
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

PUNcTUALITY.-A farmer, who had
employed a green Emeralder, ordered
him to give the mule some corn in the
ear On coming in, the farmer said
We'll, Pat, did you give the corn 2
'An' sure / did
How did you give it?'
TO be shurc jist as ye tould me, in
the ear.
well, yez see, the craythur wouldn't
hould still, and kept a-switching his
ears about so, that couldn't git above
a fist full in both ears
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

REASON AND SENsEs.-The lower
your senses are kept, the better you
may govern them. Appetites are COM
monty like two buckets, when one is at
the top, the other is at the bottom
Now ofthe two, had rather the reason
bucket should be uppermost. The SEN
ses are some of them SO mean, they
relish scarcely anything but what they
beg Collier.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

DO NOT Cry said Saphir, the Ger
man critic, to lady who was evidently
rouged; your tears will make you pale.
THERE are three things man never
gets tired of looking at--the sky, the
sea, and women's faces. And why {?
Because they are never for two daysto-
gether alike.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

THE PHILOSOPHY OF APPEARANCE
PERSONAL FR1END.-I say, Jones, how
is it tn your wife dresses SO magnifi-
Gently, and you always appear out at the
elbow 2
Jones-'You see, Thompson, my
wife dresses according to the Gazette oi
Fashion, a d | dress according to my
ledger 2
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

EExPLANAToRY.-'You are writing my
bill on very rough paper said a client
to his attornay.
Never mind said the lawyer, lit has
to be filed before it comes into Court.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
DAILY DEMOCRAT
The Rising sun.
by REV. W. B. o. PEABODY.

BY REV. W. b. o. PEABODY.
The moon is up how calm and slow
She wheels above the hill
The weary winds forget to blow,
And all the world is still.
The way-worn travellers with delight
Her rising brightness see,
Revealing all the paths and plains,
And gliding every tree.
1t glistens where the hurrying stream
Its little rippling heaves;
1t falls upon the forest-shade,
And sparkles on the leaves.
So once in Judahs evening hills
The heavenly luster spreud;
The Gospel sounded from the blaze,
And shepherds gazed with dread.
And still that light upon the world
Its guiding splendor throws,
Bright in the opening hours of life,
And brighter at its close.
The waning moon in time shall fall
To walk the midnight skies;
But God hath kindled this bright light
With fire that never dies
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

BooK.-A thing formerly put aside
to be read now read to be put aside.
This world is at present divided into
two classes-those who forget.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
DIR. ROSENBAUMS
Stomach DittGrS.

DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, CONSTIPATION, LOSS
OF APPETITE, UK ANY BILIOUS COMPLAINT
ARISING FROM MORBID ACTION or
THE STOMACH OR BOWELS
All of these diseases you will soon be relieved of
by the of these Btters per directions on the
bottles. This great antdyspepJic is the result of the
profound and elaborate study of OF the cele-
brated physicians of the present century, In the ac-
complisnment Of which he has freely expended both
time and money. / do not hesitate to affirm that
where DR.. Rosenbaums Stomach BItters are used, a
case OF Fever and Ague cannot occur. 1t has been
analysed by the most scientific chemists of the Medical
Faculty. and is now prescribed by nine tenths Of the
physicians OF the land. Try them-test them--on your
constitution, and go your way rejoicing
Are you dyspepticg-take tnose Stomach Bitters
Are you Blious?-try one of these Bottles, and be
relieved at once.
Are you annoyed by indigestion or constpatiopP-
remove the cause by the free use of these Bltters
Have you fever and agueg-cure and prevent this
constitution destroying disease by the Tree use OF
these Bitters
Prepared by DR.. R0SENBAUM, Manufacturer and
Proprietor, South Front street, Philadelphia
N. Is. JACOBS d CO.,
Agents for the Pacific Coast.
THOS. GILLlGAN,
Jel-oin Sole Agent for Marysvne.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
TERM
rsifty Co1atS T9or Woe1x
TnE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

1.nu ,llshed every Saturday morning, and contains
.rsut, eight columns Of reading matter. The aim of
sAe 1, fishers will be to make 1t good paper, and
.nitabe offering for friends in tha Atlantic States
TERNs-s5 per annum; 50 for six months; 81 for
fhree month";,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
DAILY DEMOCRAT
ppBLrsHED DAILY MONDAYS ExoEPTED) BY
A s RANDALL & co.

!. q RANDALL, s. B. CHRISTIAN, J. F. whitaker,
pLooR, W. BoULwARE, J. o. HEArLEY,
JOHN n. RIDGE,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

y.w- oice in fremont Block, corner Maiden Lane
nj second street.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
Vaccine Matter,

TUSr RECEIVED by Express from New York, a
- full supply of fresh VaGcine Matter, warranted
lrom healthy subjects. For sale by
RICE COFFIN,
s-my D ST., opposite Wells, Fargo Co.'s.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
Additional Premiums.

Matt Liquors In Bottles and Draft.
Best exhibit of California Ale, Diploma.
Beer,
Trial OF Grain Threshers will take place on
Saturday.
Best work, Silver Medal
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
MRS. POSTON'S
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
E STREET, ABOVE SEVENTH,
IarysViiIe.

TUST RECEIVAD PER EXPRESS FROM
- NEW YORK
80 Oz. Strycnnine in Crystal.
70 lbs. IOdide Potash.
70 doz. Assorted llar Brushes.
IL do India Rubber Combs.
"a do do Hair Pins
30 do Court Plaster, Black and White.
"a do Assorted French Ponades, extra fine.
"a do Wells Plasters.
ElT5O do Asserted Tooth Brushes.
Which, toget er with tull assortment of DRUGS,
MEDICINES, PAINT, OILS, &c., are offered at pri
cesilower than by any other house in this city, by
RICE d COFFIN,
myeblS- st., Opposite Wes. Farg9 4 Co.'S.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25

No DoUBr TRUE.-A writer in a
mountain paper says John Chinaman'
and Kanaka met in the street the 9TH
er day, when the following satisfactory
conversation took place.
Lee Ii, omaw, tu-tiotachee no ma
hay, chung ping chulo, moping hay re-
marked John.
The Kanaka Immediately replied ;
'Ah Ike, ah ken, oh ko, ke.'
NosER No, S1R.-Once on time
fair Amanda kissed, whose nose was too
distinguished to be missed said /
My love, fain would kiss you closer,
but though your lips say yes, your nose
soys no, sir
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-25
COLEMAN HOUSE
AT GOLD LAKE.

p7%zA THIS HOUSE is situated In the mosL
fnIt4aAf beautiful and healthy place in California,
lssSslHa md the proprietor takes pleasure in in
IsIs 49, orlning the public, that If they would
etreat from the heat and dust of the low
couutry, a,l seek cool and healthy place, where
they can hunt ride, sail VI the Lake, or fish, Gold
Lake is the place TO visit. Here there is no sick.
ness no dust, no intolerable heat. Come, you that
are we'll, and keep from being sick. Come, you that
are sick, aad get well Come one, come all-this is
the place to live in the summer We have plenty Of
Trout, plenty Of Game, and sickness Board by
the week or day the as in the mountain towns.
N. B.-Sau boats and hsning boats, together with
fishing implements, always IN readi neSs for parties
stopping IT tho House, free OF charge.
ny1H +. o. COLEMAN, ProprietoE.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02
Notice.

EFE IT KNOWN, thlt !, HELEN AUGUST
aa WILL ANS)N, "a married Wom ~, wifi 0t
! apunrd NillutWSla both rrsiion's of IA" county
Of rute aud state Ct Cl,fnrula, dN hereby declare
that Is my ini'utipn t. curry on business ou ms
own account Hs sole tr der in tho hlsnt-- II ju.,l
kecpng at the town OC InWtou iu snii co ;rty, 0nl
that the amoVat M uipH'v orctrii1! invested in St'
hu~uo's orig nHly, docs not exc OF The sun Of five
Thousand tiars
HELEN AUGUSTA WILLIAMSON
SrNTE oF CALIFORNIA, Go In,N 81 But'r.
Before the. i'i-am C4u.1. aJu.tirr of the Pence in
am for sud count. ~ the township of Hamilton,
personally appeared a'r'ar't, lclrn Augusta WI
hanson. t. me personally known To Be the miivtdu
al de scrbcd iu and who executed the foregoing dec
laatiCn, and being by me first cuy sworn. dii OF
cath declare after being by ne, examination son
ami apart from AMI SIT hou' The hearing ot her
sail husband, mode trQ aiuttd N!th the contents ct
the foregoing declaration. at the same j. true, tia
she executed the freely uud voluntarily. with
out fear. compulson or uuduo Influence of her ~Ht,
husband ant that she docs not d.,irc to retracI lh
execution Of the same,
Witness my hand, this 18Th day of June A. d
1858 III AM CRUN,
ielT-5w Justice OF the Peace.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02
Insolvency Notice.

&hATE OF CAlIFbHNfA-CDUNTY or BUTTE
~ District CouT, Fifteenth Judicial District. In
tho matter Of the petition Of George ". Brooks an
lnsolveni debtor In pursuance of an order made
10y the Hon Warren T. Sexton. Judge Of said Court
a. chambers, In sRil county. on the 25lh day OF
June, A ID. lS5s-Noiice Is hereby given TO the
creditors Cf the said George w Rrouk-. petitioner
Ia Insolvency. To he and appear befure the said court
on me nfst day Of the August term thereof A. ID
IS <. to wit, on Monda, tho 13rd Da, of Augnst d.
1856, nl the hour Of 10 O'Clock 81 Of that day thn
ana mere 10 show cause itany there be, why an as
slknmcht OF shid IusilvCut's Estate should not be
mhde ave he discharged from his dc bt- as by him
prayed Tor II -n,ther ord red that all legal pro-
cceo lg7 ngans 'aid inso' or thee Election OF the
sew rat or ans Of the drbfsst forth in said schedule
b" stayed unil The final determination Of IT, cause
I - Witness my hand ard the zeal of said
ISEAL court affixed, his the 2Jlh Jay of June, A.
~ d. 1883.
". ~ DARRACH,
Je'F3w-{2l clerk Tistrict Court Butte county.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02
Insolvency Notice,

GTATE or CBIIfGRN1A-COU TX OF TUTTF
- County Court in and for Butte County. In the
matter of the petition Of Joseph Wood an Insol-
vent Debtor. Ia pursuance Of an Order ina ,- bv
the iion Thomas Wells, Judge of said County Court
at Chambers in SAID County OF the 10Th day of July
A. D. 1858 notice j. hereby given to She creditor. OF
the said Joseph Woods Petitioner in Insolvency
herein 10 be and appear before the said Court on
the first day of the September term A D. 1858. to
wit OF. Mofday the 18th day Of September. 4. d
1858, At the hour Of 10 o'clock A NJ of that dav
then ard there to show cause, it any there be why
assignment of said lnsolveut's estate should not
be made. and lac h" di-harged from hi, dubt- rs by
him prayed for It is further ordered that all legal
proce"i - yain,t said ln-olyent the collection
uf the several or any of The debts stt forth in said
Schedule be stayed until the final determination Of
his cause.
Witness my hand and the Seal of said Court
All xcd this the l0th day Of July \. - 1888
M II. uAitRtiI. Go Clerk Eutte Co.
IsEALl ~ ]. Il. MARPLE. neputy.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02
Notice.
DISTRICT COURT, 18th Judicial District
A MerrIneId, John McMaster, Hen

DISTRICT COURT, 18th Judicial District
a MerrineId, John McMaster, Hem
ne ry McMaster and william Nc Kcnzie late do.
ing business together under the firm of Mckenzie
Co. plaintiffs, vs. A. T.. Petit, "The Cascade Canal
Mining Company" Ezra Dodge, John Stephenson
James II. Stephenson, James NJ Shields and p. Fen.
bingham defendants.
Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons holding or
claiming liens under the act for securing mechanics
and others, upon the following described property
to wit the Feather river, Moorrvlc and Churibu.co
Canal Mining Company, situated in the counties of
Butte and Plumas commencing at the South Fork
Of Feather river in Plumas county at a point about
eight miles above and northwardIy from M0oreyille
IN Butte county, aud thence running the line Of
the survey Of said Canal to MoOreviile, Churibusco
and their vicinity, and which is now known. and in
corpofsted under the Hhmo Of the Cascade Canal
Mining Company together with their canal. ditch
hume, tunnels and line of survey, with all the priv.
ileges and appurteuances thereunto belonging to be
and appear in the said District Court Of the Fifteenth
Judicial District for rad Butte county on the Grst
day Of the next term thereoftO be holden in the our
House In the town OF Orovlle, Butte cnnrty on the
fourth Monday ofAugust next. and during the regu
lar term of said Court to exhibit then and there the
proof Of their said liens said property, they
will be deemed waived.
McKENZGE & co, Plaintiffs.
Oroville. May 18th. 1858.
BURT Il RHODES, Att s. for Pl'tnS.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-02
Notice

a HEREBY GIVEN, TO TjiE STO"EuOII-
err in tie i'uion Muipg CoHpauy. that the soy
euth and last sessu cot of t~O hiin 'rnd Il lnrs
$500 OGj 10 the hutr will tc U" and payabe To the
rrensurcr at the CompRny's Office. at the Ciaim, on
The ifr-t dhy e AGEu-t. a. " 1913. All -hurrs ur
stock rpon which TIE s"s.ueu'- -h1h b" un.ait ON
the l1h day oi Au-ut t viii b. SO Il! auctJ N at The
Claim, to pay said asses iucbtS
T. A De tNE, Secretary.
Union Claim, July IL 1873
dollars, h. ariug interest ut the rate of three pcr
cent per month frcm the 1t day OF. June A. u l5,,r
unt pail, and the sum of thirty three SOL % dol lar
costs of Alit and all accr"ng costs ON s,,d writ,
wherein W, G. ALLEN is rininjiH aAi l.. f. DEN
NlSDN is Defendant, | have levied upon and " i'll
eNpusn at Public sic 10 the highest bii Ter for c!-
at the Court IiOu.e door in the town of Oroyilio.
county and state Htorrsaii, on Monday the 23d day
Of \ gnst -. 1873, at O'clock T.. u of said da ,
all uf the right title and interest Of the ubuye mime
defendant in nnd tn all that certain piece or pure
OF Hnd sltutcd IN the town OF Oroyii,c county nt
Butte ana state of taltoruia. aud Md 4 ,wu on ut.
map or plan Of >sid town Of O.oyillc now on file iu
the Recorders Ofite of Butte cnun'y. as 10. No. s
in Block No. !, beng Ht the suuth.we, corner u;
Hird and Myers streets, an! fronting Gd f,e ON Niy.
ers street aud sp feet Hird street, tue-thdr with
all and sngular the tenemeus hrre i9mtnts and M
purtenances thereWto belonging or in any wise np-
pertaining
y. u PLE.N Sheriff Butte Couniv.
Dated oroyc husu, "a a. u 1865.