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Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-19
SHERIrF'S SALE.

EDY VIRl y r. OF an execution issued out of the
HD District Court. Fifteenth Judicial District, In
and for Butte County, State of California. against
Lyman Bristol, wherein am commanded to make
the sum of Two Hundred and Seventy six ninety
four one hundredths dollars judgement and the sam
of twenty Is hlndredth tbs dollars cost and
according costs ON said writ, have seized and levied
upon all of the right title and interest of said Ly-
man Rrstol. and to the following described pieces
or parcels of land. situated in the Town Upbir
county and state aforesaid, and more particularly
described to wit: Lots No. one, ! two, three 3
four, 4 five, 3 six, seven, 7 eight, and nine in
block twenty-five. p on the Map of the Carlton
Tract OF land, which Map filed in the Recorders
Office of Butte county on the sixth day of October
A. b. 1856 Also, all that certain piece parcel of
land situated in the Town OF Ophir county of Butte
and State of California. described follows to wit
Lots one and eight, in block twenty five, 25 as ia
described on the Map of the Town of 0royilIe. and
filed in the Recorders Office of the aforesaid county
and State together with all the appur tena nces
there into belonging or in anywise appe tanning the
aid property, having been heretofore attached by
virtue OF a writ OF attachment issued in the said
cause, which will expose to public Sale at tLe
Court House door in the aforesaid county and State
the thirteenth day of February A. d. 1853 at two
O'Clock Z. NJ, to the highest bidder for cash.
PETER fREER,
Late Sheriff Butte County
Dated Oroville Jan. 18th. 1858.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-19
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. WARREN T. SEXTON, Judge.
MONDAY. Jan. rs.

MONDAY. Jan. rs.
Flanders VS. Flanders--decree of divorce.
Flint vs. Wood ct al-demurer overruled.
Dewey VS. Gilman--demurer to answer sus-
tanned
Moore, Hensbaw & Ord rs Nicholas Rolf
ct al-demurer overruled, leave to answer
within twenty five days.
Dodge vs. His Creditors-decree of dis
charge
Moore. Henshaw & Ord vs. Chas. Clark ct
al-motion to dissolve injunction argued and
submitted
Eme' son VS. Kirwan--publicatio of notice
ordered.
Hawley vs. Kirman-decree of foreclos-
ure
John Bader VS. Mineral Point Ditch Co -
motion to strike out, demurrer withdrawn by
leave.
Chas Dierlan, John Bader and VIM. Dun
stone admitted to citizenship
Court adjourned until this morning at 8
o'clock.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-19

A Big BIRD Our friend Lance Nightin-
gill sent us yesterday per Bob ONeal, a
Swan of immense dimensions, measuring
seven feet four inches from tip to tip and
four feet four inches from tail to beak We
admired the noble bird hugely, but like the
man who won an elephant in rattle, we
were at loss what to do with him, until a
friend told US that the like were most ez-
cellent eating, so we shall pull his downy
coat off and see how he goes stuffed. We
have always been on the best.of terms with
Lance, and this is the first time we ever got
"a foul Of him" This article was written
with one Of the insects" quilts. We shall
not pick him ourself for fear of getting that
Swan d0,cn on US
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-19

STANLEY THE DEFAuLTER.--We learn
by the State Journal that r. II. Stanley,
the swindling Sacramento lawyer, came up
to that city on the Friday night, boat He
was Immediately arrested on a. charge Of
perjury preferred by Samuel Martin, and
being taken before the Recorder, was placed
under bonds in the sum of $4,000 to appear
for examination. Not giving the required
bonds he still remains in custody. He a4ers
that he can clear up all the charges aeains,
him If his creditors will give him chance.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-19
NOTICE

STATE OF CALIFORNIA district Court Elf
County of Butte teenth Judicial District
0RoviLLE, JANUARY rs, 1858
In the matter of J +. EMERSON Plaintiff. j p
X NV n Defendant.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER made
N in said Court, on the 18th day OF January A. d.
1859 by the Honorable Judge thereof, notice is
hereby given TO all persons holding claimin
leins upon the property described in Plaintiff COM
plant, to Wit A building, addt on aud out houses
situated on the north side Of Montgomery street in
block eighteen, 10, Of the town Of oroville,
mencing at point abont five feet or hereabouts,
from the southeast corner Of the building known
the Table Mountain House. thence running easterly
thiTty-eight feet. thence northery at right angles
about hfty-eight feet, thence westerly about nine
teen feet thence northery about ninety feet thence
westerly nineteen feet, thence southerly at right
angles one hundred and'forty eght feet tiZ inches
to the place of begnning,-to be and appear before
the said District Court, at the Court House in oro
Vile in said county the 2sth day of January, A.
D. 1853 at the hour ofl0 o'clock, A. NJ, Of that day
then and there to make proof Of the same. By
der of the Court
-, Witness my hand and the seal Of said
IS Court affixed, this the 18th day of January,
49, "A. d. 1858.
jl9-np N. II. DARRACH, Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-19

RACING AT THE CENTRAL House "A
race came off on Saturday at the Central
House Course between two nags with the
euphonious titles of Red Boar" and cred
Buck" a distance of 500 yards for $500 a
side. Red Boar" won by ten feet. A
scrub race was run on Sunday morning be-
tween " Red Boar" and Peg Leg" for $50
in which the former was again victorious,
We have not been able to learn further par
ticulars, save that considerable crowd was
on the ground, and various twentes among
outsiders changed hands on the result of the
two races.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-19

A BooT SrEALER.-A Chinaman was ar
raigned before Justice Berry yesterday,
charged with stealing pair of boots from
Mr.. F Fogg, boot and shoe dealer on Mont
gomery street. The case was continued until
tomorrow, and in the meantime, our celes-
tial friend was incarcerated to await trial
this morning. 1t is very evident that the
knowledge of the use of boots has taught
dishonest Mongolans to steal those pedal
APPENDICES when favorable opportunities
present themselves.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-19

DIssIPATED PRINTERs-Ned Willis, Bal
ly's associate in the Arcade, sent a bottle OF
something designated by dissipated persons
as cocktails" which was imm ediately seiz-
ed and swallowed with shocking avdity by
our printers and devil. We thank the DON
or, and sigh for temperance reformation
among typographical artists.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-19

day evening last the citizens of San Francis
co gave complimentary benefit to Miss An
nette Ince, that very accomplished actress
being on the eve of her departure for Aus
tralia.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-19

New NAVIGATION LINE.-A company has
been formed in New York whose intention it
is TO put on a line of steamers to run on the
California and Nicaragua line. They pro-
pose building a railroad from Virgin Bay to
on the ground. This line has no connection
with the so called "Transt Company"
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-19

Fox SHoT-A boy named Russell shot a
silver grey fox near Tehama last week. The
animal was occupying position on tree at
the time of his being discovered and killed
So the .Adrosdte tells us.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-19

YANKEE adams This funny actor is
playing in Sacramento IN companywith Miss
Duret, Miss Louisa Graves and others. lie
is about starting for a tour through the
mines with another company, in which will
be Miss julia Hudson, Miss Granice, Mr..
Myers and several other old stagers.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-19

KILLED AND WoUNpED.-A man known
as . Kentuck" was killed on Saturday last
in Vaca Valley, Solano coanty by one Dr.
Dean, who was likewise shot in a thigh, by
companion of Kentuck," named Joe.
The affair grew cut of the Vance difficulty
some months since
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-19

MADAME LEsDERNIER.--Ths lady gave
reading" at the National Theatre, Sacra-
mento, on Saturday evening, which was but
SHINY attended. Those that were present
were, however, according to the Journal
" intellectual and fashionable"
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-19

SIcK.-The Tehama .4duocate informs us
that Col. Ruel Baker, formerly member of
the Butte County Bar, has lately been seri-
ously ill, butis>naw convalesing. The Colo
nels' residence now is Mt Tehama.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-19

the sole editor and proprietor of the Teha-
ma and Colusa .4drocate. The announce
ment of this fact is set forth in notices ema-
mating from the former owners and the orig
inal Editor.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-19

JRRRY SULLIVAN We are again con-
strained to offer thanks to Jerry Sullivan
for budget of Atlantic newspapers. He is
an invaluable assistant to the editorial fra
ternity in California.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-19

EARTHQUAKE.-A slight shock Of an
earthquake was felt in San Francisco on
Wednesday last. Some buildings were con-
siilerably shaken.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-19
OROVILLE, TUESDAY. JAN. 10Th. 1858.

The CASE OF DoLAN. The case of John
Dolan for the murder of Edward Sharkey,
will probably be commenced in the District
Court to day. The trial will doubtless be a
very interesting one.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-19

Gas FOR SAN JosE.-The Telegraph says
that proposals have been made to light the
city-of San Jose with gas.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.
Notice.

n INSTRUCTIONS WILL BE GIVEN
p bS Peterson on the different Military Small
III Arms. daily from To 10 O'Clock p. NJ, at Armory
- Hall. in front OF the Orleans Hotel up stairs.
January 18th, Is5S-lw
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1858-01-19
Mules Wanted.

A Nh PERSON DESIRING TO SELL
~ or Hire out two work Mules can find acusiomer
by applying Immediately at the BUTTE RECORD
OFFICE. ianl9-d&w3wtf-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-20
DIR. KINGS DIsPENSRHT
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES,

sfF ~ Dr.. King formerly of New Tork. fsr he L.. ~
a8s-7 years q Louisville, KenlucEy, and ~ -. -
.a Aii --lQl = ne lrelineut or private d-e1sr4
nlr5 years 1aera himself, having attended b Dru e f -
many ylras anaeured many thousands. Il u1f.s =
AZ diseases G private nature. matter huu ~ a. - r.
from idldlcious mgcal treatment OF from nsT5f ~ -
own Dr. hugs Dispensary Is No. . Dcsderck ret -
CeeIry and the square where be cures an ssass q ~
from business.
stAcArEEs Of Old or resent date, seuslIy cured IN f.
oayaI py an operation which pain Where s--
exists health cannot be enioFed Perhaug no d.4.-
more ulscnlei ana underE1nea The constitution uucb
SYPHILIS with All he de8 o. ne skin rovf1r - ~ ~.
Let or bad lreatnent, le electuay cured In a s is7
SEMINAL hEAEsl. partcular attention hnviar b4 - A..
ss s, ana Az ne consequeuces growing % l hro11tf
% N many cases 1y Tie destructive hahs OF f1con7i-,f
1oulla and excessive Indulgence o. tie naeor- .~fs
which viii undermine the eonztuon, rendering s gufst -
i5r business OF society," and causing prenlurs Old 49,
Females sho may Be ahug vita any dic1itg 81 he wa
may rest assured Of imuieiiate relief
fsrons residing abroad b. writing and TatnE their case Vim
= sneosa directed @ Dr. A. King, No. q Deadrok l
AaaFlilei Iennessee, VIII have the necsr7 msare rgr =
elT address, with Necessary direo1s. stret ssrsrr ot-7
Olce hours from O'Clock the morning until Din f5e srS
2l-if1v
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btoch's TRAVELS 10 DISCOVER LHE s0U8CE or
Me IL ne y-Hs l7aa ~ ~ "a, -. . 7oh fs. ealf
fius eepg.
ss1ANT's SEW sFs1Ea, on an ANALYSIS or AEcrENf
Mythology. 3Tois l.s.ealE
ms EolE estbishsd Eheaaaors rpu.aona "a Brofand
scholaF--Iour-s
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- 100, pi'ni-6ots Hsroes, and Fabulous Pssansgss q
- &C. Richly elu5elsi vita sharlsisrsss p-lli--
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History o. tie Hslthan Gots vol lq- wa ~ 49,
PER Cuts Of the several Dsis.
MCKNIGHT NEW AND Literal IN s,--r ---,,- 49,,
the original Gress, Of az tie Apos,oii1 1900.
nentary and notes. pathological, ortia,i .-,i.-.
practical Tols. 4to calE Fine eopy
- "This work the unreultsiBz llso- ~ ,-,-,
yean."
MACKNIGHT's HISTORY OF THE FOUR Gospels. r-,f
4to calf CUniform VITA he Epissisl.J
- Or. Maoknsh closely assrss 10 the prBsiBs Of o.
eer eut bis paraPhrsss and commentary contain % nuoh u
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standard book among divnss The preliminary dssrsssss
are highly Taiuabs"-LosrDrz
THE LATIN VULdATR. avOLs. POLIO. VENICE. IN.
CABINETS DICTIONARY OF THB BIBLE. vols. A.
calf. Tineeopy,
HAAOl1hs OF LONDON AND 8IIDDLEsEX Or AN HTsFoE
eai saryey Of he Nstopoiis Of Great Britain fueissv
sketches Of It's sn7irons, and Typographical so,ount 81 4
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PARIS AND rs ENyIRONs. IN sEkIRs Oh pfcruR.
esque views, taken expressly for this us-t Csp-.,r -
Of The selne CHURCHES, Palaces, Bridges Casaoozhs ssi
&C. vol. fto half morasss.
TIE WORKS OF HENRY FIELDING. tvo1s. AZ, cars
zine copy. For sale b.
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G0mmtrtfaI


brsszs Is dun In every department Of ade and the Br,
is tha this state Of things win continue Tor sometime & %
The isF tFanaaccns hear scarcely aord etsroa b.
which to give reliable quotations.
Oorros-lhe reeeps during the have been very gst
and he sales amount to only few bales We could not hear Of
SAFE yesterday Or today Buyers oaFiug 79I0c according
% quality but holders unwilling sell az these prizes
ioaAcco-Ihe has been brought 70 Market with perhaps
lev hosheads scattered through couutr Tlee has not
been sale either yesterday or to-day.
PhovsossThe Bacon market is dull with downward tnds.-
cy- 1hs very little coming in, though the receipts are ample
% meet the demand; in fact srs dsuand ezeDt for Hams
amer careful inquiry give The believing as The outside ~
ng by dealers from wagons. shoulders 5a6e Hams a7Ke
Sides Shc From store the prices are b &c above tbe ~
tons Lard a IN very htte request and the receipts srht We
quote in whisky barrels Be- and in fun bound packages exc
GRAM AND Fl0UR.-Accounts from the COUNTRY where the
harvest now progressing, represent the Wheat er -
turning much better dan anticipated few weeks
ago. The yield Is large the acre as last ve.r
though the breadth soHn Is much greater, 80 thatts ~ WI b
considerably larger than lass year while the grain wiz be eop
a. ne. The crop alHy beginning come in and during
be coming week the receipts VIII he quite large Sales have been
made during The week. s. 7oc for Red and Os75e for White
OF the dr0p there IS s large in ie bands Of pr
duoers but the larger portion Of it is in adagei condition. and
unit r except b. dislers. good article buyers are
paying 5o860c, while damaged and inferior the offerings are
from 309SO. We hear Of no transactions in Corn and no de-
nand In tie absence Of TRANSACTIONS quote 3osa5c as the
prices which would paid Small Of new Flour hsve been
sold during the week retail 81 50 barrel at wholesale the
price may be quoted sffor Family. We to the earl
Of the Rock City Mills for correct Est Of prices Flour
GRocEEThe stock the market is ample to meet the de-
mand Upon caref inquiry. find that prices correspond with
The following DONATIONS sugar in iheais s4sc In barrels
799ci MOlaes, in barrels. a39S5c in half farrsls s5assc
Sugar House, 5o Golden syrup sO 0Oc; Rio Coffee la4a
I3hc.
LEkTHa And HInEsIhe market sell supplied With feather
which quote follows Oak heloek tanned sole and
Harness 29aoe, sring 50s35c, Upper sg78s30 per dozen
Dry Hides an worth l2 IS and Green tz5e per pound
CATrIz-Buahers aeIayng 5a55lc neat and 2S83c gross
for Beef Cattle, ga sl.5o9S $3.50 for sheep.
For further PartcEs tableof prices current.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-20
NBLvatoh for an exposition in your paper.

nS-We see that the KuOv-NOthings of Louisville
are getting up public dinner in honor of their
anti Lecompton Senator, Mr.. CRIrTENDEN, and their
anti LecOmpton Representatives MARSHALL and
UNDERWOOD. Can't the Know NOthings of Nash
vile get up similar demonstration in favor of Mr.
BELL? The Senator and his friends, Messrs. SEW
ARD and wilson, will feel mortified if his party in
Tennessee do not show as high an appreciation of
his services to the AbOtionists as the Know lettings
of Kentucky have done in the case Of Mr.. CRITTEN-
DEN. An omission to DO so may injure BELLS
chances for the Black Republican nomination for
the Presidency in 1860.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-20
Cairo Observation-Disclosures Falling DOwn.--
The People Fleeing from the FlOod'--
Tnrnrn THEeIYe Feet under Water.

Cairo Submerged--HOuses Falling Down."
The People Fleeing from the Floods
Town Twelve Feet under water.
From memorandum furnished Us by the obliging
clerk of the steamer Woodford, E Latspie, Esq, we
gather the following particulars in regard to the
breaking Of the leYees at Cairo, and the consequent
destruction of property in that town.
The break in the levee commenced at four
o'clock on last Saturday afternoon, about three
hundred yards west of the junction Of the Ohio an
Mississippi leVees 1t was at first supposed that the
levee had been cut but from subsequent information,
this suppositon was thought wholly improbable. By
twelve o'clock on Saturday night the principal por-
ton of the town was twelve feet under water, and
the entire population commenced moving out On
Sunday evening the left wing of the new hotel, in
course of construction but not finished, fell down
with great crash, and fears are entertained that
the whole building will either fall or be so much
damaged as to compel the builders to take it down.
Nearly all the females Of the place have left town,
and most Of the people who remain are collected on
the top Of the evee or on the wharf boats. ThetWo
wharf boats are each filed to their utmost capacity
with people, baggage and furniture. The water at
the last accounts was three feet deep in the parlOrs
of the Taylor House. The water was higher inside
the levee than on the outside, and was still rising
rapidly.
A meeting of the citizens was held on Monday
evening and Vigilance Committee appointed to
protect the lives and property Of the persons who
still remain in the town fromthe thieves and rasoals
that infest the place.
drunken Irishman fell out Of q skiff in which
he was padding through thetOwn, on Monday, and
was drowned. With this exception no loss of life
has yet occurred.
Horses, cattle lumber, furniture, etc arehOating
about through the streets promiscuously .-Asmphis
Bulletin, June II.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-20
Accident TO the Steamer EcIiPse--TwO PER-
sons KILLED and two wounded.

On Sunday evening at five o'clock, when ten miles
below NatcheE, the steamer Eclipse, Captain Henry
l. Spotts had the misfortune to explode one of her
heaters, which resulted in the death Of two cabin
passengers aud the slight sealding of two deck
hands The persons killed we're W. Perpegnan, of
St. Louis and Charles Vosburg, of Vieksburg.-
They we're at the time of the accident asleep in the
same state-rOom, which was situated directly above
the heater. They were smothered by the steam,
which forced itself up into their state room, and
expired almost Instantly. When found they we're
lying dead in their berths. The two deck hands
that we're scalded received only slight injuries.
We conversed with several of the passengers on
the boat, and they sl ooncurred in the opinion that
no blame whatever could attach to the officers on
account Of the accident, it having been caused by
defect in the heater, Of which they could not have
been coguizanL
The body Of Mr.. Vosburg was left at Vioksburg,
and that Of Mr.. Perpegnan carried to st. Louis
Memphis Bulletin, JaaS17.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-20

STRANGE BANK MAEGUvRE.- Of the ''Eiting'
banks are showing rather remarkable symptoms
just now; we have lately been presented with one
near home. The following, which we copy from the
Louisville Journal of the 18th, presents novel
mode Of proceeding:
There is an establishment called the Bank Of
Jacksonville across the river in the city of that
name which is rather q curious affair Some Of its
issues it rsdeems, but there are some particular
numbers It don't redeem. The notes in question
are not alleged to be fraudulent, but for reasons
better known to himself the cashier won't liqudate
passable funds for the same. We know nothing
ourselves Of this concern, but we are informed it
don't stand high with bankers"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-20

immediate cessation Of the offensive acts has been
required; tie fullest indemnify for 81 damages sas-
tanned By American vessels win be demanded ana
the punishment Of the oiosrs--vho committed these
oatraces win be made preliminary condition, by
Cur government % any settlement Of the difficulty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-20

C. T. Harris Adm'rs., &C. William GroveAttachment
IN this cause appearing Jas. ID. Foresse,
Peace county Of HUM and State Of Tenn before
resident Of State and cannot be served With the ordinary pro-
said be stayed required By law until the rs Monday in
January 1859 which day Is set for the hearing Of said
his office d Wavery, and that The plaintiff give
ce publication for four successive weeks in the Union ant
aec1, newspaper published in the city Of Nashville,
qurng the defendant to appear and defend said suit
iunel4-H4t prs. fee 50 C. +. HARRIS, Admir- &c
RTOTICE.--Whereas the legislature Of Tennessee is
last session, passed. Act, making Il the duty Of varlus
shes said State open and bold elec ton at each precinct
their respective COUNTIES in order ascertain the o. the
people as 10 whethera convention shall he called 10 amend
wise or form new Constitution Of said State therefore, D.
Gunner sheriff Campbell county. do hereby give notice b the
voters Of said county that W the it Thursday Of sptem-
Der next open and hole election the precincts Of
county, purpose Of taking said vote. Given under
hand Office this sh day Of June, 1872 8. D. GUNNER
ie1LB2m sheriff Campbell county.
NTOTICE.--Whereas, the Legislature Of Tennessee its
session. passed Act making the duty Of the various
shesof open and hold election az precinct
their respective COUNTIES In order 20 ascertain the Of the
people whether convention shall be called 70 amend,
wise or Constitution Of said State therefore, ".
saey Sheriff o. Van Buren, county do hereby give notice
the voters Of said county that W the lst Thursday Of
September next open and hold election at the various pre-
cincts Of said bounty for the purpose 81 taking said vote Given
under my hand st Office, this 5th day Of june, 1853
". l. sTEAKLEY,
iel4-Uam Sheriff Van Buren, county.