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Sherif's Sale.

wy VtR "rr nF WRIT OF rx"t.I-rIoy
is-ur' u' nf IN" ni-' tir' G " e .hp rInee N
udri"l D's'ri,t in Il ter p"'te tv a'd = ate az
Milf ~ |, ~ e"t ~ a"d plver.' rom and
i"g to make the nf ihrn.. hr' dee ud s;,,v
nine f,r'v /" ouch rndve'h dNlars is1'o 4o with
in erps' the -"nn A. The rate ton pr cen Der IN
ru frn'n the font en'h d,v nf Way n sN
rniil psii. and the f''r'hcr sun "f Nv. nina
toe " Ave one-hundr.'h d"liar-. (s2I = cn ri
init and ar"ru'V cns's N l. "r'. abe rin
CHA"tE- IOv is "Iaii n ,,.d INNES an
LEV i ref ndpni h. " levied urnu sri 81, ey
,se NJ Puh'ic ~r T. ih" hin' es' hi der fnt ash
on "ordav t"e % dnN of Augu (. A. - Us al,
the hour of r. o'c''rt p ". = sad iav MI II
th"sr certain nj ard pn-ce's "f Ia Il dps ..ih
~ fon ws. Ia wit VI that crrtni" : ie rsrce
nf land stu u ir The 'or "f rovil". NIT" ea0n
~. f"li ur N. il hri - art nf ioi -. in " rk
No 2, 40 iaid i"" thu '''" ~" M -, slIit VII
of 0-"viii. n 4 (" ~" " 'ru't Nv p "Grr
W the. A'so E r. .ir iie". r'r.l "rf si'r.
a'ed in the tow" of 'T"' He 6, n'f - 10
aid. nrd known - " 2 - n - ;"
Inid down n III" 'owu N ', rf.-r-'il 10,
p.thrr with ~ AID -inv lar e n" hr---lit-
mem nj npt,rri ua"crs ~ M u, siug ~ h.
~, wi~s arp,riaining Ia rs' h ot tn IT. NJ
inud
Tn. a""re sae ~ H. III 'r'. ~ IA " ny u nss
'lo'.r H. the t"wn ,f bruvilr. "tu t. G,d >t,e
Hf0r,s IL.
n. y. PLTN, Sheriff B"ne CoDn,y,
Dated Or"vile. 'u 'r-'e .. ~ ~
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SheriH's Sale.
DY Vi.tre Of Nh -x"~ut,rn 7.

DY Vi.tre Of mn "x"~ut,"n I.sp.d
o"' Of the District Court Of tn" FIT enth Ina,
cnl DiStrci in and for Rnt. county and STAT. a,
Ca'irrr"ia. 70 mo rert"d and delive- a. romn..a
I'M m - MAKO su'- Of three bundled .,a
eleven 40 100 dnlars with ntnr.st thereon fror ~.
lst dsv Of Fehruarv ID 1888, Rt the rate of IA,
no. cert anrnm ari all costs Of suit ts,.s
IN the sum oe fort~ three seventy one hnnd-aa,h.
dollars and all accru'rQ costs sail wr't whe-.in
AB 81 an " Nnrgornthen ia plan'iT and Roh,
Gurris N j. d"f"ndart. have levied upon and viii
"ynosa al pnhr sal" 10 the highest bidder for ,,h
~ the Court 'ousa 'oor In the town Of 0ror;u.
Courtv aud Sta'a sfnrasa'd. on TIL vrsdNy tbs
I0tN dpy Of August. D 1SIs at > o'eIoot
u. VI Of aid dsr. AL or Tia" ri ht title and in,ar.,
nf & above Named npf"n 'ant in and To one rarsin
Store H"u<e and one stable situated on Norris RI,
vine in Furpta Tow',shn Bure county CiIif,rui,
about thrne-qnarto~s Of q milas s'uth-e1st Of bs
villar" Of S"hastnpo aud III north .ast site
tn" urrin wagon road leadinr from Longs bar IA
saii Sehasto' ~. ioOe'her wth all an singular IN.
ten"m IT.. hered tam rts therenntn he'nnyinc n,
/" arvwi.e arpe'taitiug, Also the land on wi ieh
the same situated.
A. n PfTM. Ste"iF Butte Conpfv.
0roviIle. July 2s. 4. u. 1858
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LFGAL NOTICES.
SheriH's Sale.

DY NTRTVT 0p AN EyECTTyO~
issueT ont cf 'he bi-'''r' 'onri 81 he ~ ..,s
I"d'ri" ni-tr'r'. in ~ 'or prte ~onn'v -r s,.,.
NJ ''"' f'Fria. tn dr.eied and delivered .o-.
pndi'p ~ rr"ta 'N' sr-u of f,nr bund,ad 80
s-v' nj fo"r $50 47t "s) polln-. with ir e...,
th"re"n ~ the rate thr..e -s.n,. Der ,,,.,L
f'o-nr 9Th dnv If NAV. A. ~. 1850 'ntiI .,,d .,i
r'sts - Init tax"h IL ~" s'rn f ht'-h ." 6n Ira
tsiS SaI "oa-r. an al arc-ui-p .. ~ wi,
wh'r I" r""T u. T'v'op. FREnFRuK vii
G X "-d n,vIN RrRRrvs 40 pl~in r.. 81
. fpFD 'sTFu. ~. w ITI,NS J,uss
w''TANS I'm ST ~ p ''ARDrS
"FpGiI a"d WV " N 'ER re Dare-d N. /
h""" '"v ." ~ n and " ~ 'x"ns 81 n"hiic saL Ia
-. hVhs' h y 'e- G'r ~ the q MT JI.,us. a.
=. '"o' "- az q v y c''''t" "rd S'" q nf.- ..,I
o." = 'v- Nv 'he ~ day OF september
=. ID. sjS, ( the 'O'ro of0 - = 4 ~ = "A
iay. h''' v'vh. &" sud i"'~"e oi the aI..v.
NJ" cd u FAN e''s I" "nd certai Wrar ni.eS
kH"wr Nav 9Th. 4. u 1856 the Ger R,r
itch. t"k e, Y 'n The tire IN k"nwn "a Su~Kar Rur
"r G"'d Ru -" rIn inV tr"nc tp NNira avu ,si
t.r lo~sr' i""" mn krown n prvanr- I,jv
ei"o.. I" ~ tain RI townsh n. Rl',a c,nsy
n''f ,rr'a. 'et er ri'h 81 and singular the lH ,,
nj h. ,hes. r"s''rvors. "".. 'enem.rts, er.tt
-n ne "nd ar"rt 'r"nc.s therrpnt belonging or In
aIywi e arper''i ing.
y n. PLFU. Sheriff BtH'. Cotufu.
~, viii" A z. 'th D. 1873.
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OPHIR TOWNSHIP,

ORovILLE Precinct. M. !, in Washington
Rlock.- II. d Lathror. Sen Inspector. aud
George W, Garriott aud Z. DuLbam, Jud-
gea.
PRrcINcT No Q. Tbeater Bl ck ID. d
Harris, Inspector, c. Sciiber au1 J. Is. Fo'd
Judges
LYNcHBuRGH IT j. Jenkins, Inspector,
and ...... Myers, Judges.
RoBInsoN HILL ---Grey. Inspector,
and Redding and A. NJ, Young. Judges.
CmkRoKKv RAviNE ALLEN Smith, Insrec-
spector and George Dillon and Gillis. Jud-
ges.
GAep~N RANCH -Cumming0, Irspector,
and A F. MAJ II and C. D,vis, Judges.
Central IIoUsE.-Ward, INSPECTOR, and
Alex Kirby and 4. Jackson, Judges
KENr's RANCH w. F. Mcconnell. II.
a'eman m John A Smell Judg's.
WHIrE Rock--W. G. Tatmnn. Inspector, e,
and Levi Smith aud Z. A. Bergman, Jud-
ges
LoNc'. BAR.--A. Cole. Inspector, and
---Judges.
UNI CAPE CLAIM-Capt. E. Wilson,
Inspector, aud A. II. Copnsly and Childus,
Judges.
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CASCADE TOWN SHIP.

MooREviLLE John Kevcs, Inspector.
and John Guilde,sleeve and L. Dodge. Jud.
ges.
STRAwBreRv --Teesdsle, In
spec,or, aud c. Bmbcock and E. Smith. Jud
pes.
MoUNTAIN SPRiro HnUsE.--W. A. III bbs.
inspector. aud - Judges.
RHISFH,RT BAR. NJ. Brown. Inspector,
and II. q Rogers, Sndges
BRowN's DrcGINGs w Burr, Inspector,
and - judge
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Inrseetnr, and 8. Y. Hale, W. B Maxwell.
Judges.
The officers NJ the several Election P-e
e;nc,s are hereby instructed not to attach
'heir arc nn,s "a 'he Election re'r-ns. h"t
70 send them in separately. certified 70 hy
the Insr.ctor of thei' res' ec'ive Pr'circ's
Rv oder # the Board Of Supervisors Of
Butte County.
F. A. MATTHEWS. rhoi-man.
Attest, NJ. ii. DARRACH,
Clerk Of Board.
By y II. MARBLE. Deputy.
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HAMILTON TOWNSHIP.

Hamilton CIrY -R d Mo re. Inspec-
tor. and II. Ds,is, W. Wi hanson, Judges.
TuRNER's RANCH --Rohert Turner. In
.pector, and Geo. H. Lynch. ]. NJ. Craus
Judges.
FAuLKNER's RA~cw.--S. Forkner. In
-pector. and J. J. clymsr. John Moore.
Judges
HoILclurA RArcxrRiA.-pr Woodland.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ELECTION
PROCLAMATION =!
State Of California, ]
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. !
NOTICES HEREBY CIV
In en-, that Il General Elect

NOTICE is HEREBY CIV
IN en-, that a General Elect
ion is to be held on Wednesday, the
FIRST day Of September next, through
out the State, at which the following
Officers are to be elected:
One Justice Of the Supreme Court,
for unexpircd term, 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:
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Cnmro.ed Of the counties of Alameda and
Santa Clara, ore Senator.
FIFTH DISTRICT,
Cornrnsed of the counties ri San Francis
% and San Mnfeo, tvo se' ators.
SIXTH DIsTRlCr,
Comncsrd ~ The counties "f Mnr'ro'a.
1ierced, Tnlare, Fresno aud Buena Vista,
enc Senator
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Ccmro'ed Of the counties Stanislaus and
Tuolumne, on" Senator.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Composed # the counties Of San Joaquin
and Contra Costa. one Senator.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Composed Of the county Of Sacramento,
enc Seuat,r.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
Composed of the counties Of Marin, Sono-
ma and Mendocino, ore Se-ator.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.
Composed # the counties Of Butte and
plunas, one Senator.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
C~mvosed Of the counties Of snttcr and
Yubs. one seuator. and one from Yuba.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
Compossd Of the county of Nevada, one
Ssuator.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
Compossd Of the county Of Placer, one
0snstor.
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT.
Ccmposed Of the county Of El Dorado, two
Cssators
NINETEENTH DISTRICT.
Ccmro, ed of the counties Of Amador and
Calasetas, ore Senator.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
Competed Of the county Of Sierra, one Sen
st r.
Also, tho following Members or As
. senabIy.
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ARTICLE w.
OF OPENING THE POLLS; OF VOTING, AM
CHALLRNGIs.

OF OPENING THE POLLS; OF VOTING, AND
CHALLENGES.
SrcrIoN % At nll elections the polls
shrll he cpe q I Mt light o'clock in III" morn
ING, md shni' continue open n't'l sunset. At
which time the jn'lce- shnn cl SO the r :;
p~' vided that the j ,hgos "f the electi ~ may
AXE recess of me hour at any tim' they
my tbi.k rro, er during the day. before
three o'clock in the nf'erno"u
SIC % The hoa'd Of judges, before they
cou mence receiving hal "t-, shali cause II I
he proc aimed alond Mt the place OF voting
that the p Ills are opened.
Svc "a The voting shall he by ballot.
The bal OF shall he paper ticket containing
the names e the pc sons for whom the elec
tors Intend to vote, ani designating the Of
fee to which e 'ch person so named is in
tended by him t. he chosen
SIC. %. Whenever any rerson offers I
vote, the insrector shall pronounce his name
il m audible v"ice. aud it there he no oh
jecii"n TO The qnalfc ,tion { $, ch person
an elector. sh II receive his hnll-t. and in
tie presa"ce of the other judges put tne
same. without h'ing opened or examined,
into the h,llot-hnx
SIC. % The name Of each elector whose
ballot has heen thus received, shall be i'm
mediate v entered ny each clerk in the c''l
um' of his p II list. healel names of vo
ter~," numbering G ,ch pame in he ad iliinn
~ hmm, a. il il taken down. so that IT
my be seen at any time whether the two
lists agree.
SIC. q Any person Offering TO vte
may be challenged MS u, qral fed by tn" in
spec'or. or either # the j 'ig"s. or hy Any
legal voter. ant il shall. in all case he the
daty Of he insTe ect r and each a. the judge
Go challenge any per.on otfering 10 v ~
whom he sha | know ar uspeet not to be du-
ly qualified as an elector.
SIC % when any rerson Offering to vote
is challenged. il shall he the duty Of the
board of judges t" declare to him the guam
hcations Of an elector.
SC. 20. II such person shall still insist
that he il entithd 10 vote. ant the ch hstlenge
shall not be with rlwn the h ar'i OF judges
in their discrtti may administer sn oath
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wYANDOTTE TOWNSHIP.

wYANDoTTE --Jacob Snow, Inspector,
d. Lew and Il. Rutherford. Judges.
wILsoS's RANcH.--C. Dunk"m. Inspector
and J. NJ. Wilson aud John Bergen, Jud
yes
HrNcUT CITY.--Thomas Fox. Insrec'or.
and W. Caiue aud John ULeany. Jud-
gee.
BANGOR E. Fel'ers, Inspector, and c.
Brock aud James A Wntstn, Judges.
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ORC TOWNSHIP.

ORC TOWNSHIP.
Gao LrRvA'--J. worden, Inspector, and
Thomas Jones. Judges
F"RBssrowS --R. n. Charpell. Inspector.
II. d Oilphant and II. Cbickening, Jud.
gee.
RoBISsoN M'LL--A. Lewis, Inspector,
n. C. Hammrn Judges.
HANsosv,L - II Hanson, Inspector
and - Thompson aud - Armstrong.
Judges.
NArcHss--Geo-pe Pierson. Inspector,
D. W. C. Day and p. Bailey, Judges
Ev.HsviLLE e b own. Inspector, and
tn mas benson and F. Waterman. Jud.
ges
BINGHAM. Bar wv. r. Hooper, Insn' c.
Tor, Capt. Mead and d-Fsrguson, Jad-
ges.
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LFGAL NOTICES.

E~TvRppB s-Robert Taylor. INSPECTOR,
and - Jenney q d p. Vile Z, Judges.
SrvvENsoN's SToEE.--A. Stephenson. In.
snecsor, and w. Brown. and J. Fin burn.
Judges.
MooRE TowN.--John Freeland. INSPECTOR
and John Moore and r. Arthur, Judges.
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CHICO TOW SHIP.

CHico john Bidweli. Insrec,or, and A.
II Barber, Dr.. J. u Smith. judges
JsNSISG'- L>SpisG.--w LIE. Inspector.
AMI U her. Jas. T"rney, judges.
wHEtLsR's HousE.--C. Wheeler, Inspec.
tor, aud Thos. s. Wright, A ID Turner,
Judges.
J,pNsoN'- RAScu u Lowry. Inspector
aud w. Hsnshaw. j. Watson Judges.
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ARTICLE.TT.

h'f iNb1
or THE QUALIFICATIONS AND DISABILITIES
OF ELECTORS
crrr'oN 10. Every white male citizen
of the Uni,ed States and eve'y white male
citizen of Mexico who sh II l. ve elected to
ecome citizen Of the United States urder
tn Trea'yrf Pence txchange ard ra'ifcd
n, Qreretaro on the 3O,h dav # Nav. Is4a.
Of the age Of twenty. one years, who sha !
ave heen rcsideut of the State six months
NJ xt riec. dir q he e'ection. and the county
or distric, IN which he CT ims his vote. thirty
dave. shall he estilpd To- vote nt oil elections
which ne now or hereafter may be au hori
lied by law
SFc. II. For the rurrose Of voting. no
person shall le deemed to have gained or
lost n reside, ce hy renso' Of his pre.e' C or
absence on the service of the Urited States.
nor while engaged in the .vion Jon of the
winters of this State or Of the United Stntrs.
or Of the high n; nor viii e n student Of
ary seminary Of l,arping nor while kept NJ
my alm.hcusp or any other ny um, Lor
whilo confined in ary pub ic prison.
SEC 10. No diot or Insane rors n. or
perso convicted of ary. infan Gus c,iue
shall be eutitIed to the priv ege' OF n.
elect r.
SIC. a. A crime shall he deemed inf,
NOUS ~hich IL rnni hnhl" by death OF by im
prisonu ent in the State Pris n,
ARTICLE III.
ov THE Place or HOLDING ELECTIONS, AND
ALSO OF Inspectors, JUDGES, AND
CLERKS OF ELECTIONS.
-.
the County Judge shail rroi't for each
precinct. from the au lifted eee'ors of the
t"wnship in which such preci' CT lice, one
in,r ector AMI two judges. ~ho .hal' n.ti-
tute bonrd Of judges Of election In case
said hoard he MOI appointed for any precinct
nv the county judge, the electors .p' eseni O."
the morning Of the day of election. at the
pace where the polls were orened IN the
day If the ! ST previous election, may ap-
point n hoard Of judges for such precinct
SIC II. 1t sholl he the duty of zach in
spect"r TO be Mt the place where the polls
are TO he opened in the precinct 70" which
he is appointed. fr'm eight o clock /" the
no ming mill sunset on the day Of election.
Should such inspec or not appear at eight
o'clock in the morning, the electors prese'
M the rlnre where the polls are to tie opened,
may app"int m inspector the precinct.
SIC 18 The board of inspectors for each
precinct shall, before the time Of ofening
tn" polls, appoint two suitable ersous to act
as clerks.
SIC. 10 Before any election shall he
opened, the Inspector. indge- and c'e'ks
shall each. befoe my officer au'ho iz.d To
administer on,bs, take m oath that he will
faithful n, Il impnrtinlly discharge the dn
ties assigned him nv law If there il n"
per,on present authorized to administer
oaths, the in pector shall admins er the
same to the judges and Gle ks. ard one of
> he iu pes shall then administer the oath to
the Inspector.
Sc 90. The INSPECTOR shall he ch'irman
"f 'be b. ard, aud after it, org,nzati"n.
hn | have ROVER 10 admin ter nll necessary
on,bs which may hc rcqu red in the prog e.
of the e ection. lie -hali nl-o hnvr powe-t
f'l any vncarcv III rnny occur in the b ard
"f judges, or by ah"nce or 'eiu-nl 10 serv"
f e ther "f tie clerks, after the polls have
ON oDop.d
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KIMSHEw TOWNSHIP.

Doc TowN.-E d. Kinson. Inspector.
and J. ID. Pollard aud C. G.. Hubbard, Jud
ges.
BRoTHERros SrnRE.--J r Brotherton,
l. - tctor, rUd A. c. Lo, gmcn. Judges
DIAM"Nrvn LE.--Geo' re Tarbei Inspec-
'or. and Brrj IIa' faun aud 7. Deasly
Jndg's.l
Fosx. ov BurrE B-ecv. Inspec
tor. W. Evans and W Hale. judges
HE'LL TnwN.--W Neshiii. Ins, rctor. and
Cant Johnson md j. Mich ~. Judges
KIMcxLL's R.NcH--Georpe " Wi'mo,t,
I tpec'or, srd + F. XII" k'e. Judges.
Lov,LocK's SroRE y, IL. Patty, In.
pector, n, d ...... Judges.
INrxIP.--John Munsou, Inspector, and
George Waters nd " Juiiun. Judges.
MINERAL SLipE.-. =. A Stryker, In.
spector. and Thomas, Judges
OREGON TOWNSHIP.
sr.NI.HrowN - E-q Cady Inspectors.
and - Myers, - Jug'es.
Y.~xEs Hit. Geo. Geiss InsT rector.
J Billings ". Donrelis n. Judge
N,LsoN B>a.-S. g. Curtiss, l 'spector,
Co. per. - Judge.
FahNcHT"wN u. Btrrow Inspector,
and J Simmons. - Judges
tfNS'o'' =
AID T. McDa"nels, J hn Mns u J"'ges.
MrssiLLA V.LL,Y.-M. Pence In pcctor
an ! J. C. Hss'y, I. Channel. J"dges
O~EGoN Cry r + De rick. I"spector.
and c. Simmons, W. Hendricks. Judges
L,Np..Y Ban n Lindsay. Inspector.
and - Judges.
L,rrLE K,M.Hsw M Wells. Inspector.
Ike Batemsn. J. Hunter. Judgrs.
N NJ v.,o MI
- Church, - II rris. Judges.
CoNcow vALLky..-J J. Stewart. Inspec-
tn-. and DR.. Thompson, q. G. Marquis.
Judges.
BIG BAR - Kitchen. Inspector. sud
w Tvwle, - Judges
CHApr>pKL IIrLL - Smith, Inspector,
.ot Iu,luaa
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tfOns.

Abstract of an A TO Regulate Elec-
tfOns.
tPA.sED MARCH 90, 1861
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The People Of TIE state of Ca'iforn'o. r"-
prsserfed in Senate md .9ssentiy, do
eiarf as (oiiotos
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EUREKA TOWNSHIP.

NEw PHILADELPHIA wv. Perdne. Inspec-
tr. aud W N. Al en-, F. Peters, Judges
MoRRIs RAvINh y Buitenbaner, In
~pec,or. and - Tbomss,J Clymper. Judge>
SPa.xs' HOUSE, NJ Sparks, Iuspec
tor, and - ------ Judges.
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For Sac!

nR. GILBERT OFFERS MS RorsE AND
- t>t for sAls.
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A1eos Jcdgee ~ the following Conn.
~ ttss, a. WITT
Amadcr, Calaveras.
Merced. Neveds.
Piacrr. San Bsrnardino.
San Alateo. Trinity,
and Tu,are.
fhsuld there be aay vacaaeiss for County
yudres other than those contai ed In hi,
procisusatipp. the couniies viii proceed I,
elect. Tae shove iist Is correct, % far a
the hes b. Of this ,fice show.
The attention Of the Boards of County Su
pervirors 10 directed se the second Ssc'iot
q 90 act entitled IAN &C, TO amend an Ac'
q regulate Z eciiors. passed Mach 23d
1850" pas ed April 9th 1865. See Stat
usss Of 1856. page l60.
Wftnsrs my hand and the Great Seal oi
6eaee, at Office In Sacramento. Califoruia.
shis thirrieth day Of July. In the year Of OUT
Lsrd ess thousand eight hundred end if'y.
eight. JOHN 3 WELLER
.lffssf :-FERRs FoRNAS, Sec. Of Ststs.
u ordsr cf the Board Of Supervisors
Attest, true copy,
Ozark Of Board Of Supervisors. Butte Co.
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MOUNTAIN SPRING TOWNSHIP.
ersIxc TowK.--N. Bullock. Insreetor.
and J. w. woodman, - Boone, Judges.
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G5IGiSGES = CO., DRUGGISTS AND 5P0@H EGA
- RIFS, Ht street, New I'rleusI1EpRrters Of
and Wholesale Dealers in DIsuGs, MEDICINES Surgical In
strutneWts,
up with particular and guaranteed esl and genuine
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y7ALUABLE LANDING ApPUBLIC SALE.

THE MINDEN LANDING, now occupied by q j.. W eden.
near The town Mndeu, Claiborne parish Louisiana will be
sold ut public auction the highest bidder, tae town OF M
den. on the fir NOSD AY in Sc tgnbeT next. .sss
This property comprises about 800 Of with the
prSyeTcn thereon consisting of Cotton Sheds and Ware
house Tile Landing controls aare part Of the extensive and
rspd growing the parishes tributary 70 Lake biste
neau Of The largest points for the shipment q cot
ton In HE Interior entirely above overflow those as
0niued with this property unnecessary thos5
IN cGuninted with fun information regarding tbs
Quantity of cotton shipped annually from it we'll as ths
up freight received by il by applying to the parties
sf~TERMS OF sALE-0ne-t third cash Neg ofleans
acceptance payable JnuaIy onehiFd payahls N
Cenber, 1879; and enc third payable in p teb II VIEW VI
leaus ucceptances, approved. ...I..S,.
further particulars in relation to this proper H4l
W j Sterling Ess. Mnden G L. Weldon, ESQ, dingsa
Landing; or NJ B. Brady 4 co, New Orleans. les =
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BlTTERs-
Il CORDIAL FOR LADIES AND AGED PERSONS.

highly agreeable cordial taken pure and prepared
by the request of number of families who had repre-
scented the Inconvenience resulting from mixing those
rees of ters which be inhibited nndued the loss Of
time which they OCCASION and the mistakes made from tgno
rance of the mode of administering them.
These well founded objections enabled TO understand the
which many persons from making OF their
excellent and beneficial preparations The manufactured by
me- he taken pure, obvates ali the difficulties alluded to- II
highly ecaeious of general weakness and in
affections generally, and certain preservative from
gasFsthat fatal disease peculiar and humid eli
reestabhes the appetite inyfgoaes the general
SYSTEM In time healthy color who have
acquired a Emphatic temperament.
This cordial possesses not only property of stimulating the
appetite Of aiding digestion II tempted by sumptpous
rast indulge beyond The bounds Of prudence suffer from
liquor occasions speedy relief and facilitates the work Of
Persons in good health may it peserveye and pleas
ant beverage Its delicious and taste render such
Those who in the habit Of taking lunch, and particularly
ladies' will find it Invaluable addition this repas
qualities.
The most delicate contributions from infancy old age,
both sexes, may employ without the slightest
Directions viii he given persons using othe FIRST time
a. q. PEYGHaUp,
jyl5 Im&W No l08 Royal street.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City Ct New orleans.
Re + remembered this 18th March 1853 me,
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and the aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. p
Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance company 4
New Orleans, who being duly sworn accOTdH law dc De
and EAY the and and
3rrect tsn cript from the books of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS Pr-siien
II. ?. JANVTER. Secretary,
sworuto and subscribed before th s tsg Of March,
A. D. ls5s g. ~ BRADFORD,
Second Jusce Of Peace for The Parish OF Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay interest OF ak
per the outstanding certificates Of proits,
after the Monay May next redeem.
and after that date thu rrp issued Of the y-ar SIS crying
the provisions o. lhg!r cash capital OF EF
hundred ousIHd dollars and they hasr fHraer declared
a scrip dividend OF EURIY-TWb PER Gent. tbs net
earned VemGms Of the ear ending February %, 1858, for
hfch certificates will be issued and after the e- day
june 1855. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARgIERE Fica President.
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de Ia Nouyp)ie-O orleans { III NBRiCKS-Ao 4.424.
4 ITENDU que Henry j. Garner a prcsentc
n portion IA etet d'obtenr les letrfes de
curatee ia succession de feu James a. Hendricks
deoed6 intesat-
dvoir dedUirC dix iGuF5 les pour
qnelles sera3 pas fat d!0 la dite petition.
tIi6 10 Is j. L. KELLY, Dtnu'a g efier
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cHERRXwINE.
CHERRY WINE
tx ZeTes;
"a eighth . Costello;
40 cases Moniila'S Gold
80 . R0maro's Pale;
50 Of. Grown.
In store and for sale by 3. Mot'SF 800


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