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Determination Mt oberlin.

Mr. Munson, the old Postmaster at Oberlin
has been removed, and Lewis D. BoyntOn ap-
pointed in his place. The reason, in nutshell, >
is said to be this; Mr.. Munson inclined to Doug
las, and Mr. Boynton has lately proved his fe,l-
ty to Buchanan by aiding to "elteh 4 nigger!"
Both are well qualified to discharge the duties
of Postmaster at 0berlia, and yet neither could
get one il twenty of the votes Of the people for
the place were the office elective, as it should be.
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A Free Library for Women.

The philanthropy of New York has taken an
other step in the right direction. and Free
Library for Women is about to be founded
An immense meeting was held few evenings
ago on the subject, and stirring speeches were
made by Henry Ward Beecher, James l. Brady,
and others. The ball was set in motion, and
liberal subscriptions were made on the spot
Mr. II. B Field leading of with $4,000. 1t
was stated that there are not less than eighty
thousand women in New York employed IN
manufacturing, and the design is to furnish
these eighty thousand, or as many Of them as
wish, good books to read, good papers, and good
rooms of resort, combining Libraries for women
with reading rooms. The subject Of equalizing
wages, and curtailing the hours of employment
SO as to give labOring women more time Tor
mental culture. was considered. Also, the fur
nishing of employment for female operatives
and combined effort to aid the toiling masses
Mr.. Brady stated that when the famine OF ls4'
visited Ireland, the suffering was terrible IN the
Southern portion Of that country. Benevolent
people improved the condition Of poor women
BY having their skill applied to sewel muslin
embroidery This occupation employs at the
present time 2OO, 900 persons annually, whose
yearly wages amount to 100000 Employ
Inent has also been secured there to large
number in other species Of needle work. These
happy results contribute much to the present
prosperity of the Emerald Isle.
The proceedings of the meeting were eharac-
terized by the greatest enthusiasm, and Mr.
Bsecher thought the corner stone Of the Library
might be laid in the Spring.
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Man SHOT IN GARRETsvILLE-On Tuesday
evening Of last week the 18th inst, William
HoskIns, If EarTessyille, single man, aged
about 90 years, was aecidently snUt by boy
nameG - - Rice. The parties, with each a
gun, had gone out to shoot a Jog They were
in . wagon-the boy got on with his gun, while
Hoskins remained sanding in the wagon,as the
boy reached the ground his gun was discharged,
the ball entered Hoskins' body below the left
shoulder blade, and taking an upward direction
passed out near the right nipple, having passed
through one lobe of his lungs. at our last ac-
counts, the wounded man was alive, and it was
thought might possibly recoyeT, though his con-
di;ion was regarded by Lis physicians a very
critical one.-RGeenRd Democrat.
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IIARRIED,

In Clcv sIand, Oct. 81. ly Rev.S Thome, NJ Will
i.lAM T. TAFT uud Mrs- MARY J. AUSTIN, all Of this
ely.
In Eaton Oc.. 10Th Dir. LEWIS BRECKENRIDGF'
Of Grafton, and Miss FIDELlA A. WILSON.
In Ridgsvie, on the I3th inst NJ WILLIAM LEMON
and Mrs. SARAH lannon's
In Rdg.y.uo, o. .siF NJ JAMES MERRITT ard
Mrs ESTHER BRAlNBHIDGE=
In Rawsolville, October Ii,h. Mr.. WILLIAM W Ia
MOI RE, OF Lagrange, and Mss SARAH A PRESTON,
q Jacksonville.
In New L1hI0n, Oct. IS a. AIr. LuTIIER '. .lRECK
and AlEs. liULDA AIERWIN.
In Shef6elI, Oct 2Ist. Mr. ARORA BURRELI. Of Kali
aniazlo, Mich, and Mlss HELEN A DAY, Of Sh fsld-
In RIvsr StgH. Oct I9,h. A. D. LICEY. Es1 and Mss
AAIfll4A y tl-St. =, " River Siyr
Ia Medina. oct g5h. AIr. ALEN ANDEk MAIN. j.
and Miss ELdA T. COULTER. both ID Chatham.
IN Seville oet 2gh. sIr A. G. BRADLEY. Of aIsntou.
and Miss AMY l. MILLER, of Se.ILe.
Ia Ra,et,a Oct lqth, 8Tr. SMITH Parker Of Cham
llbn, and Nlss Eli iIAsE TIT REEL, Ui Bszstta.
Oct 2ast. NJ PETER SHIyLY. OF Jaeksla. sHd Mis-,
{. M4 4HiaiNE COREY. vi ChslHiion.
In wi1dham, Oct. ish. Nc JOHs II. POST AID Miss
AUGUSTA $ WASHINGTON
Al BrlcevIIe Center. Oct ra.h Mr. A MILTON POW
ERS and MIS- c ALICE SHEkWiN, l,oth Of AIili0u
InEgvler, Or. I'll NJ. OLIVER B HALL md Mrs
In Iorlstoun, Oct I4th NJ VsI WILMINGTON. Of
WelIs c0ulty. Ind and Mss SUSANEAH TAA LOH, 0f
Llrds.oEn
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CIcreinnd Recf Ahenhr

The contracts for Beef to supply the British
army and navy have been made. Proposals for
seven thousand tierces were advertised for and
were awarded as follows; Col. n. y. Standart,
Of Cleveland, three thousand fisrees Cragin d
Co, OF Chicago, fire hundred tieTees, and the
balance between Adams, Of Baltimore, Alber-
ger, of Philadelphia, and Dominiek, of Cinein-
natl. The prices agreed for the Cleveland pack
ed beef are higher than for that packed at either
Of the other cities. The average price is f.
less than that of last year
Cleveland thus stands at the head Of the
aid
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ENGLISH GRANIMARS.

B hons English Grlmmaf,
Ballons PiaCucal and Auall ucal Grammar
BrlWu's First Lines OF E1g.isl liraunaT.
Browns tastllutCs OF G-ammsI,
CGyGll's Digest u Eugisi Grammfr,
Clark's FITsf GaaIE.ag,
Clark's English Gramm1r,
FuWlCTls English Grlmmur.
F0uIer's Gran mar. AbfIiFCd,
Grtene's lat 0ducfIuu 20 English Gumml-
Green's First Lessous m Gramulr,
Grsen6's HleI.4s us q Elglish GraI ui8r
Greeua's Ana TSss,
PInuso's Prim IEy Grammar,
Piune0's Auals stica. Grammsr.
Piunr0's Eng Isi Teacher.
Srith's Eng ish GrlmuiIr.
T5wg > EnsEsI Or -ILmfr,
y ELL tfIauiIua.
Mell-s Granaar.
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BIOGRAPHIES.

CorusITs FiEs; Siels m Geography.
Cornsll's Primary Geogfap1y,
Clrueli's : iu-elsl.LLIat7 G5ssla -EF.
ComeIrs Hish Scho1l Ger ply.
C1itOn = Fuch's IltT0duct1Iy ue1gr4phy
Cotton \ FItch's Modem School GeoErsp \.
FEch's Physical GengI Apply,
Longs Clar seal Atias,
Miic1ells Primary g -gsIalkY.
Ali.CLeils fIferu.si41Ie t}g1cFaphs-
MIfChells Geography and Alas,
Miichelrs Ancient Geography,
McN1lley's &c 1graphf,
MultsIth's FIrs- Book m t,e0Tapiy.
M0uleiih's Intro iu-ti1a g. Grusra b..
M0u eEh's u uual of Geography.
Nlutelth's New ManIIl,
biorse'a C. -rapLg.
Ml.Chsills Outline MAJ,
Omey'- Geography and Aus
Pslton's Outl1c Mars.
Peter Parley = GCugrapIy,
,.-.5tl. : - f-a-4gEuulr
Smth's Qrarto Ge1sraphy,
D0m-rvIiie's Physical Geography,
Erite's Class Book of GsuTraplY.
Warren Common School tteosrs ykF,
WareL's Phy sIcaI &c 3sraphy,
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PATINs DEAR FOR HIS FOLLT.-The Peters
burg Press of the 25th states that the condition
of the Hon. Sherrard Clemens, who was shot in
duel by the son of Gov. Wise, few weeks
since, is in criticalconditiOn. His recovery is
considered almost hopeless
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z We regret to announce the death Of Mrs
Wm- II Caniield The sad event took place
last Monday morning Mrs. Garfield will be
greatly missed, no! only by her own family, but
cy the whole community. She adorned all the
walks Of life, and in every department of duty
she Weg faithfil The poor of this village have
truly lost friead. and society ~ ornament that
cannot be replaeed.-Hcdlaa Gazette
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The BROOELYS STAR.-Mr. WHARTON, for
merly editor Of the Wheeling Times and Mas
sillOn News, is nov editing the Brooklyn Daily
Star, and under his able management it is rem
dering efficient aid to the Republican cause in
the Empire State
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Y Judge Bolton is pushing Court matters
through with an energy that Is commendable.
and some Of our ''slow and easy Jurors, wit
nesses and clients and lawyers, are frequently
drought up standing by the prompt decisions
Of the Court There were three lures out at
the same time one day last week-a thing be-
fore unknown in our Court.-EIyria Dem.
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Nor DEcLINED.-Dr. Leroy, the Buchanan
candidate for Congress the Sd Illinois district,
publishes letter in the Chicago Herald, con-
iradicting the report telegraphed over the coun-
Try that he had declined and is going for Doug
las
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKS-

~ being extensively introduced. AID keyi IN larss
QuautItles-
C1rnel's Ge1-raahias.
CBvIH's d 5est Of oramulf
Hiluaru' : Readers
MoGlii- - NeE R6ade .
M0ufeltls Geugrarhles
McNHIley's Geography,
Pelton's Outline Maps,
Pay son / Dulton's Writing Books
W-rren's {, mm0u School GeograpLF
Marreu's Physical Geusrs pay
Wells Chemistry.
Wells fhilOs0p-y.
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ADMrTED.-At the Supreme Court sitting in
Cleveland last week, our friend J. B. Burrows,
Esq, of Geneva, was admitted to the practice
OF law in Ohio, having been admitted TO the
practice in Wisconsin, in Is55.-Ash.a5Hla Sen.
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Y Our Dealer neighbor will be likely to
give private watchman BISHOP i wide berth
hereafter. He hits back like Heenan's left in
the first round
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CLASSICAL.


Andrews L S-oddard's Latin Grammar
An lrews = St0ddard's Laiin Grammar, new cJit'u
Andrews Latin Reader,
Auaiews. C-ceTl.
Andrews Cesar,
Andrews Ffrst 10 Z IN Ian
Auirews' LAIN Lessons,
AnlIeWs' Lain Lericun.
Authors Latin Dictionary,
Ainsw0sth's Latin Dicii1ulry.
Anthuu's Cesar,
AuihOu's Cicero.
Auth0u's Sallusf,
Anthou's Horace,
AuskGu's hGHiaT.
Anthcn's NIrs.l
AnthOu's Aaahasis.
Anihon's Greek hsol6T.
AnthOn's AeaOphon,
Antho1's Juvenal,
Arnoid's Eirs ana second Lat n Boo
Arn0ll,s Latin Prose Comaosi.IJn.
AInoll's tlgst LATIN Book
Aruold's Cornelius Sspos
AuO.s's First Greek B0Ok.
Arn0ld's Greek Prose Composition,
Buffers S1iIust,
BaiTe's XenUpLun
RufI ion SLAIN GTamniag,
Bulilgn LATIN Reader,
Bulliou 5 Greck Grammar,
BuIli0u's Greek Reader,
BllliOn's Cesar,
COoper'S NIrziL.
Crlsby's Greek Lessons,
GTusby's Greek Drafruar.
HaTknss-' Second Lrtin BoJE
lchhslnis Herotosas.
JohEsoa's Cieer1.
Keuhuer's Lrtin Gramm1r
Llncolls LIEy,
liidle & Sco't's Greer Lerir11.
McCl.ntock X Cooks Erst Latin Book.
Mctllui-ck Crooks First Greek BOX
Ovens Asunphol's Auatasis
Oveu's Nsl1ph n's CyU.opslIa
Robbins -Nouophol,
SoIhocleG grcek Gramusar.
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mants.
Boarding..

R0ARDlNG. The House No. a
~ ~Fsliie SQuare and bytha St Church-cne OF ne
ts-ut' y lntatiohs "a the ctgis being thorrs m
lltu, tnd VIII De- opened Tor Bo1rdrrs Ocebsr ia
.lllls = lls 20 furnish their ICONS can b. -
eonludaied with large and convenient rIo.s 80 h -
% tn1 enSe Buardcrs aHd Day Boaniers viii Ans
- iiinEt gu iesuna3is tsrus Eadirs -
saslIgsH- h~ierenets given and received.
ssn-s s W. RURRITT
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ARTTHNlETICS

Adams (DanieD Arithmetic.
Adams tF. A. FIr,t ArJhmetts.
Colburu's Arithmetic.
Davies school Arithmetic,
Davias' UnvgrsitY Arithmetic.
GTscrleaf's School An lm-fic.
Gre-uleat's Higher Arithmetic.
RAYS Fins Art ueilc.
hls's Second ATI-hm TIC
hay's IAIrd Ar'hmrtlc.
RAYS Higher Authn.eily-
) 1dJari Juvenile Mruial AIlihmeiil-
Sruldarl's Amer. lufepectgal Aiiihm ic.
cfulIluI's Practical Arithmetic,
Studdari's Philosophical Arithmctlci
Smiths Arithmetic,
Thoup.Ju's Practi. al Au-huetie.
Thompsou's Higher Arithmetic.
Trac.is Elemeui1ry Arlihmc'ic,
TracT's { Commercial Arithmetic.
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Gov. CHasEIN CHIcAGo.--Gov Chase address
ed an immense cOneOurse of people in Chicago
Tuesday evening, and was greeted with great
applause.
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PHILOSOPHY AND CHEMISTRY

Com,iOck's Philosophy,
B0Wman's Chemistry
Gray's Chemistry.
Grnham's Chen str.
Olmsted's School PhiiosoBi,
Oimstei's College hlOsopfy
ParkeTs Philosophy.
PUTter's Chemistry,
StOckhardt's Chemistry
Siliimans Chemistry
Smstiis's Philosophy
Spragls's Phil0sGphr
Way land,s Inteli ctull PHILOSOPHY.
Mayiand's Moral Philosophy,
Wells PhilosoqLy.
Wells I hemistry
louman,s Class-B00k Of Chemistry
G0unlau's Atlas Of Chemi.try
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GERMAN AND FRENCH

GERMAN AND FRENCH.
AdleT's laIge German Dictionary,
Adler's small German Dicti0nary,
Adler's PROGRESSIVE German Rca.fer.
Charles XII,
Eusqueile' 5 Freuch Grammar
Gaud's GramnIar-GermI 70 learn Easlish.
MeadOw's Freuch Dictionary,
Noel = CElrs-.s Ereuei ssraEma.
OileHdorf's Germtn CSiaIillar.
OliGud0ra's Freuch-by Jeweit
Olend0ff's Frerch-bY Value
PeIsgnsr's German GrsuiluaT
Pinney 5 French Grammar.
PInHey's FTeuch keager,
h0bertsOaIan system VITA French
Ielemagne, with Notes,
WoodhuTy's German Grauu--
EO0dbur,'s StoTtsr CsIgts
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SCHOOL BOOKS,
J.B. COBB & co.

A NNOUNCE to Teachers, Merchants
and other dealing N SchoJl Books, Stail1uery ~
Ib1 fey have uads prepsra for business the
uregsuf season Their stock unusually large anc en-
rrss full supply the Standard Text Books ilr Wiki
AGENTS are oqeratng ID, uughu ut TIE stale.
II IS orr aim b. able 70 supply any demand i1i sc
Boks either kind quanty- Spectal AZ nii1u VII
b. gwen 10 ling oriors iru Merchants aud plns le
10 supply eycry Ice wanted and the pree in al 5as
, r. fbe Lowest Teachers who have mt lcun able 70
frj elsybf-r such Books ihoy want viii sc nearly
sure Il ia1Iug tIJII by addressing US ,
We g.e below p1Tlial at OF 2tork auI ilI idflei
ar We ye persons o call % ours oTc, % e'fie-
f,1d vyitA Us Orders. enclosing cash. Or .atsilctlri
rf-rBr- 4yi receive prut ateallnu- iu1se ufeeflls
70 a. by express Il tcy desire, pay tl bil 10 u q
press AGENT, when they receive tAe suuls-
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nII ID.

DIED,
In Lordstowa. Oct ls,h, Mr. WILLIAM PEW. sgsd
IS years
In wadswo-th, Sept. a7,h, Nr REUBEN +. ARNER,
aged - years
In Cuari-ss-b, C,;aar l4th, with app0piexr, ELIZA
BETH KNAPP, wife OF George Knapp aeed ~ years
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MISCELLANEOUS

B0yd's Rhet1Tic.
Cutters flrst Physiology,
Cutters PhFslo osy ami Anatomy
Cuttenden's bonz Keeping,
Gr1y's How Plants Grow.
Gays Lessons IN Ho.anF
Grsy's Manusi Of Bd.auv,
Hitchcock's Gsllogy.
] yuilis Manual Of Geosraphv.
Lyeil's Principles Cf Gssi6sy.
Mat lsOn's Asiro omy,
Mayhew's Book Ees1ing.
Payso1 5 Du1ion's Wn ing Boaks
9uae Sen51si English com1o.i,iuu.
s., Johns Geology.
School Speakers lf kials.
Wa Is on the Mid.
MTighi'S Orfk1sraphT.
WOOD First BoibEy.
Woods Class Baok Botany.
Nhaieisy,s Rhetoric.
Whaieley's LCglc.
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CHURCH MUSIC. Be

BooKsELLERs AND sTATIOHEKS
CLEyELAED. OHIO
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30
CoNSTA3LE'S SALE

UpY VlRUE OF \ DECRErAL ORDER Is
q - sued by lohn S Borry, Justice at iha P'Hc IN
and for Dphr Township, county Of Butte. anl state
Vt California hSiin-tjANES BRADLEY nnl IN favor
OF y. tiiRSGllEY. fr the sum ot torty-ninr and
niHeiy five one hnnlrelh drll ara debt and twenty
one dollars costs ot su aud for aecruing cnst' oi
said writ, to m druclcd and delivered. commanding
to sell the lnllnEiny described properly l" satisfy
SAID demand. will On Tuesday tue fyVen-
tieth day OF ApIit, ID. 1858. At eleven O'cl'ck
A. Nj, IN pur-uance with the re1utren 'nts of sail
order, sell AT public sale, to the highest bidder for
cash, the property doscrbcd in the order ol sae a'
folluwso vii: Al the right. title and interest of the
defendant IN and 90 lots Nos , ) l. ., Is. ani :
being two hunir AMI forty feet square, AMI bound
cd on the nnrh by Robinson strrot, on he east by
second AyoulH, oa ;he sluth by ligh street, an ol
he west by fhjri AvenIr. as i1ii do VI m drs'ri
bed on the map plot of the Carleton Estate now ON
o., In the CountY Recorders Office al Butte Comfy
The nb I'VE sale to take place nj the Court House
door IN the town of OrJyile. Base county and State
OF California.
u. l.. P.fTTON, Constable.
OroyilIc, Ma .ch 3lsi, 1855.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30
SHERIFF SALES.
sHrRrFr.s SALE.



ID issued out of District Court Of the Fifteenth
Judicia DstricI In and for the County Of Butte ana
state ~ Cainornia commanding me to make ihe
sum Of fr thousand ak hundred and my four dol
lars WI interest thereo at the rate OF two per cent
per m,nrh. until paid together with the further sum
OF forty -four and twenty one>h indrrdths dollars
costs OF suit, and all accruiDg costs by said wn,
wherein Z. r. EMERSON I. plaintiff and +. =;
BAhNEs IL deiendart, have levied upon. aud shaii
exp"ss nj public sale, u the hIghes bidder Tor cash.
At Inc Court House door. IN the Town of orovie,
County Of Butte, state Aforesaid. on Wednes-
day the Twelfth day Of May, n. ID
1858, at O'Clock, p. VI OF said day, all oi the
right tte and interest Of the above named defend
ant In AMI In tho following describ sd property 10
Wit: That certain piece parcel OF lad. situated
n DiasnondyIe. kunshew Township. Butte County
CaIfonia and described follows. to wit bounded
on the north by the site formerly occupied by eau
vas storehouse, owneu by - May. and runnni
south aloog the east line OF Main dreot about tw'
hundred and any feet, less. to the place Tor
merry occupied by n blacksmith shop thence !
right angles In easierly direction 10 theNhanond
Vile nitcn Companys dit n thsuce along The sal
ditch ani up tue same about two bnudred lest NOR
or less Themes In westerly direction 10 the piac
Of beginning together with tbs sturehou.e Occuple
by the said defendant. aud other Oui-budig, ther'
On: Ais !. ail aud singular the tenements. hered'l
ments. and appertenan,ss thefennto belonging OF
gnywise appsrtaiDing
". u PLU.M, Sheriff Butte County,
Dated Urovillc, April i3th, 1888
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30
DgcLAYAyoSY NOTICE.

STATE OF CALlFORNiA-Hnunty of Euite-ss.
- BrroIrl Ichrmrr, 4 resilient OF the county OF
Butte AMI State of California, being married wo-
man, Ia wit: the WIFI Of ca lrles Schtrn"r, also
rusii"nt rf sal ooTl.y, Tehy mltr$ thi8 decltrt'
iion. that Yili carry the bl-int's al farming
ami rlnrhiuc all buying. sclliug, ral~ing hni ira
diag in horses cows, -hrcp hog. Vegetables and ail
business transactions of what nlture soever. con-
n ,cted with the said business of flaming anl ranch
ug, in her own i'nc, aud ON her own account, ant
h on and after the date of This declaration ui in
en'ion, she Will be ndlviiully rApon 'ibie Ia h'.
own nam, for all dcb:S cbntricei by her IN ac-
count Of said business above mentioned. And She
urthcr declares that the capital nTeSti n h"r sd
business above 'utioned, does not exceed the sun
Of five thousand dollars.
BARBARA SC,It2MER
on this the sixth day of March, A. d. lsls. before
mo II. " Gaston, Notary runhc IN ani fog su /
Butte County, p"rslnally appeared Barbara Sour
nfer an m ode ant ii Snei the going declaration
nnier oath In my prrsPncs
In witness. sh,r,of | have hernuntp set my hand
AMI official seal the day Gni year fist above written
:sEAL II. 4. GASTON, Notary Fubiic,
....' in aud for Rulte County, Cal
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30
SusRIrr'S SALE
uHY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION


Nd issued out Of tho District Court oi the Fifteenth
Judicial District, In an for the Connty oi Butte and
staJs OF California, commanding me 10 make lhe sum
OF three hundred dollars, with interest iholopn AZ
the OF three per cent pcr month, rom the sec
oDd day Of Nay A. % 1871, until phtt, less uif sum
VI ninety three dny hun1rojtls dollars together
with tn, further sum Of sky SIX doilars stf'up
costs of suit aui all accruing costs Nv sl1d wti
wherein D. u. DDNNER is plaintiff, aud SEWELi.
= p0DY IL defen At, / hn'o ievtei upon, Hnd
shall expose nj ptbllc safe - the highest bidder Tor
cash, AT tho Court ioise door, in the TO IN ~ 'rn-
viiie. Giinty of Bute, sitte nforrsnd. oH We'd
mesday the seventh day OF April, n.
ID. 1888, N twn ociucK, 4. ", III Saih dty, hi oi
the rgnt I,ile aud interes Of tho abuyc named de.
fendant In and to tbs following described personai
property, to wit: A certain mnrtgtSe uxccuteiby VI
d Iassweli, and In favor OF the above named defend
ant. to secure the payment of tho sum oi TWO nun
dred ani dollars and Interest. and bcarng dat"
Of the seventh day OF Apr A. D. 1857, and he'l tor
record In the Recorders oflco of Hutic tonniy. ~
four o'clock, T.. NJ, of said day, aud recorded on
pages thrss hundred and twenty three nnd three
hundred and iwsniy-tour, of book ", volume SIX
teen of mortgages, and was given upoh the following
described prop trty, to wit; Anihr certain piece or
pircsl OF ini situated In the Town Of orovie, lutte
e inty, aud State of California, ani comm 'ncing on
M,nsg ,uery street, -cvs sn,y 'ec' hon tho n"rh
east nor of 10 number sixteen, in block number
10, "a tho same are lud down upon thu map ar piat
OF said Town W DrOvlle, nov on die in the Record
ar a hce of Bute County running thence Ia
10 hery direction. one hundred el; thence ets'crl,
nj right angles. tseniy loot; thence rolther'Y al
right angles tsrly two fees. thence easterly at rgh
aaxrs, twonty four fsst, themes northory at fgh
Angies eighteen feet; theuee westerly al rshi auSc'
twenty feat. thence norhery atrtSht angles Mont
g,ner, street, opa hundred aId fourteen tee thence
aioag Mnntgb nsry s,ra0t to the place u beIlnuhg u
beiag twenty feet Also. ona certain promturY nnl'
for ons hnarsi dollars dated On or about tho rst da
OF Augd ID. 1871, aad beArieg in,ereN at m
rate az three psr cent per month, drawn by u
l.a.sweii and tn favor of the sbove mi defendant
" ID Plum, Sheriff butte County
Oroyiilc, March 18th, A. d. 1855
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30
SUMMONS

state Of al tornia In the ~ strict ctrnrt ofho Fif-
Codnty Of Butte, tccuth Juiici,l District.
JpuS sYLvESrEH v. PHtLLtP BEiEL X co.
An action brought iu the DISTRICT Court uf t't 49,
teenth Judicial District, and the Compliant Filed
in the CnInty of Bate, in tho Olice of the Clerk
OF -dl District Court
TENIEP ortte State oi . tlifnraia, t. Phillip
n Briel, Greeting Yuu arc hH-cNy required To
appear In an al,bn brought against yol ny tue
above nlmNt Piantifin the District Cour, OF tho
Fifteenth Iuiicll Dis'rici, in and for tue uppy of
Butte, and to answer the Compliant dicI therein,
"a copy ot which lccr:n paries this Slnm1ns) with.
in ten days exclusive of the day u scrvical after
The service ynu Of this Siu npns II served within
this County ir -r-ve nut Of t1is County. bat with
ia this Iuicial District within twenty days or if
ont of said District then withil forty dgSs-or Jndg
mont By de'ault will be taken against You.
The sad action IL br0lg to obtain liSn mi Tor
the recovery OF the sun ut Two Iiialrel AMI Fuy
Dollars. and Interest thereon a. the rate cf ten per
cent. par annum from the second day ot July last,
and Ter 4 b ,grre for the foreclosure CT a certain
mortgage dssti, and for the sale Of tha mortgage
promises kulNn rs the Slaughie- Gro md of \.
ri tt y Go ani no-r tuily described in Plaintiff :
Com mNaint herewith served: and fur Execution
against other property of Dafendtnis if sli Jrt-
gagged promises "a iBti he insufficient 10 Iiisv the
Judgment herein, and for costs of SUIT, and you
fail To appear and answer tho sad Complaint rs
abuve required, the Plaintiff Will apply 20 the Court
for the relief in his Complaint dcniniti
( - Given ulder nay hani ani seal of the
tsEAL. I District Court uf tho Fifteenth judicial
t---> District. TINS Fourth day oC December, in
the year of Lord one tho sand eight han lred and
hfy sev n.
NJ W.DkRRNCn. clerk.
GR,SsER CurEsHAN, Attorneys for Plaintiff
t7-lwSm