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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-22

James Roge,s, the boy who murder.
20 John Swanion in New York, by
''tbbling him in the streets in dunk.
irolic, vas on Saturday sentenced to
W huhg on the 10Th OF November,
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CASH! CASH., oAsHt,s

Icommence thiS day selling for ready pay,
according TO previous notice. tfost my friends
and customers are prepared TO continue their
business With the. will sell az caesp as INV
store In the town. or any whore e@so. an re-
ceiting Now Goods almost every week from a. a
East, come on, every body and Get Jour portion
oftho Bargains. l. an still giving 10 CENTS pet
pound for butter. I am none ofyour0 cent men
a. WM. LAziER,
Aug, 2, lS5S--l63. Cheap side.
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POCKET.ROOK FOfjNtp.

4 IN the 18th inst, at the door of Borkshire's
" Grocery in Morgantuwn. Ithontains some
notes of hand and some money. The owner is
requested to call, prove property and pay ex-
Penses. JOHN II. SNYRER.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-22

HELP THE WIDOWS. Minis. WATTS,
eho has so long and carefully supplied
he wants of our citizens in the Confec-
ionery line, has just received an extern
i've assortment Of Candies, Toys, and all
other articles in her line--which may be
tad, as usual, CheapJor Cash, Give her
a call at the old stand on Main street.
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10000 COPIES SOLD
DR. LIvINGsTONE,S
Travels and Researches
OF SIXTEEN YEARS IN
THE WlLDS OF SOUTH AFRICA.

-
THIS is work of thrilling adventures and
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and more savage men. Dr.. Livingstone was a
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This work, in addition to its interesting char
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on account of the new fields of Missionary la
Dor which i points ont, and the peculiar views
which the author presents on the proper method
OF 'rg tstie.srs' 49, IN
Outstanding BarbarOus Nations,
and the new era in the history of aa
MISSIONARY EFFORT
which it will probably inaugurate. All our A
gents acknowledge that it is the most saleabic
book published. The most liberal commission
made to Agents, in small or large quantities. So
For particulars address
J. W. BRADLEY, Publisher,
No. As North Fourth street, Philad e. phia, Pa.
- Copies sent by mail, free, on receipt of tn /.
price, Si.2o. Emo Oct. 10.
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NOTICE.
@ DfsNrts.tfs i.

II L0uRY MCGEE, having returned from the
e. East would tender his services as Dental
Surgeon, to the citizen of Morgantowp and tha
public generally, feeling confdc mt that he is W Il
quaiied to give satisfaction in all the various
branches of his profession. lie may be found
at the residence Of G. NJ. liagans. Terms mod
crate. s-an.. &C.;
Sept. I7th, 1s5S.-l69 --------
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AND STILL THEY COME.
AM still receiving goods from the East and
Il selling as usual low for cash. Come on ey-
erybody.. '''-n 1lrt WIN. LAZlER.
Sept l7th, lS5S.-I69
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REs4D THIS.
HRS; JANE BEAR.

MlLLlNER g. MANTU1MAKER,
Has returned to Moreantown and is prepared
to serve her former customers, and the pubIic
gene'aily. Residence on Front street, next
door North of the "Union," Office.
October 8, 1858.
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,sYnsa. Our Merchants generally have
Erought on, and opened out, their FalL&
Ninter Goods, in such variety and abun-
iance as to supply nearly all wants, except
Tie ,ednt Of money. Their variety, es-
yccially in the wearing limo, increases ev-
cry year, greatly to the detriment of the
Nfantua Makers and Millincrs, Tailors,
Boo. and Shoe Makers, Hatters, &c., &C.,
but possibly, but not probably, to the ad
!, 5antage of the community at large. We
wish we'll to the Merchants. We have
3I6ea them extensively, and will do it
gain. But we cannot get rid of the no.
ion, that in proportion as they break up
or keep down Mechanics, they operate to
drive away customers from their counters.
But go look at their nice Goods, and bsy
vaat you .sans. They will not urge you
20 buy, as earnestly as they used to do
when crops we're abundant every body's
credit was above par; but so much the
better for both seller and buyer. The
abuse of the credit system is one of the
wills of the times, and has had much to
10 with the present depress condition of
business generally.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-22

. ia. y. Clancy Jones, just elected out
q Congress, has received the appointment
Of Minister to Austria. Very prompt,
md quite consoling
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,...l u
In SO doing, we have no mathematical cal
cu'a,ions to make to prove its advantages;
which s apparent to all, and has been pro-
ved IN our midst. 10 the satisfaction of all
parties, We assure you we adopt it after
due consideration; and self preservation i'm
peis, nay FORCES US TO AdoPr THE READY
PAY system. -,
j! Our prices will be reduced 10 meet tie
pressure OF the times.
4 We return our thanks TO the public for
their liberal patronage, and still hope BY al :.
,enlion 10 business md and selling at low
figures to merit a continuance of the same.
u We desire 10 close our books, there
lore, all having accounts with us will please
call and close up the same. Ifyou have not
the money, we want your notes, fer our
books must be closed. u -.
Remember the 10Th of September, 1853;
For after that date we sell for Ready Pay.
FITCH & CHALFANT.
Sept. 10, ls53-Ies.
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aa.. JAMES a. DAVIS, Cabinet Maker,
! still supplying the newly married, aud
al others-who want handsome and SUBJ
s;untial Furniture, at prices suited to the
nmes. He has also neat Hearse, and
ill attend Funerals with promptitude.
asa- If you would prefer an older hand
va the same line, go to Il. p. HENNEa.
Hou all know where he lives, and what he
AN do. H5yaE
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% ssS- 1t is reported that the vote in Dis.
lat No. 5, on Saturday last, was about
'iyo to one against Slackoater! The
sea has got out, that if the River should
&c Stacked TO Morgantown, they will be
compelled to cross the Bridge, and PAY
r2lL--besides they are awfully afraid Of
rare tuee$. We'll, We rather conjecture
,hat the River will be slacked-they will
baye to pay Bridge toll, or stay on the
2.bcr side, and if, in addition to these
e cary grievance s, their Farms ~ Produce
-hail be doubled in value By the improve
mcnt, they will have to grin and bear IL!
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THE UNION.
M6RGANToWN. OCT. %, 1868.

EGy" 1t is said TO be better late than
uaver," and we therefore proceed to con-
radict the statement copied into our col
INNS week before last from tho Star. to
be Eject that the body found in the Mo.
aon gahela river, some time since, and
opposed to have been murdered, was that
af .Bemamin Gapen, formerly Of this
lace. Letters have been received by the
trienls of Mr.. Gapen, stating that he is
3afs athome, with his father, in Wiscon-
ia. Still, q murder has no doubt been
Committed, and the guilty perpetrator can
hsraly expect to escape unpunished.
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Time spccds away!'
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ID cmember the 10Th of Sept. 1858;
III Remember the 15tA Of Sept. 1858;
- Remember the 15tA Of Sept. 1858;
FOR ON THAT VERY DAY.
FOR ON THAT YERy DAY,
FOR ON THAT VERY DAY, .lNs. :
FITCH & CHALFANT.
FITCH & CHAEFANT.
-. FITCH s. CHALFANT.
ADOPT THE CASH SYSTEM.
ADOPT THE CASH SYSTEM.
ADOPT THE CASH SYSTEM.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-20
Justices Summons.

TINTED STATES OF AMERlCA-STArEO Or CAL
u iforIa, County of utte-In Justices Court. CAS-
csde Township, The Peape of the State of California,
to William Wallace greeting; You are hereby sum
moned appear before me, at my Office in Cascade,
township County of Butte, the 3oth day of Novem
ger, d. 1858 at ten o'clock. A. NJ, to answer unto
the complaint of John K. Mookar Co, who sues to
recover the of ninety eight twenty-seven one hun
dredth dollars. open account for water, labor
and merchandise sold and delivered. when 1uds-
ment will be taken against you for the said amount
together with and damages if you fail TO appear
and answer. 10 the Sheriff or any Constable OF said
County, greetin2i Make legal service and due return
hereof Given under my hand 18th day of Soyem
Der, A. d. 1858. JOHN kEiES,
n20-2t Justice of the Peace OF said lo~nship.
l do hereby der that service of this summons be
had the defendant by publication in the Butte Rec
ord for two weeks in the weekly Record
JOHN KEYES, ]. p
November 18th. 1858.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-20
Insolvency Notice.

HNTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIFTEENTH
Il Judicial District in and for the county sof Butte.
In the of The petition of Elisha W Slater in
solvent debtor Pursuant to order of the Hon War
T. Sexton, Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial District
made this day. notice is hereby given to all
the creditors of the said insolvent E. W slater to be
and appear before the Hon Warren T. SEXTON Aforesaid
in open the twenty eisth day of December, A.
D. 1855 clock NJ of that day at chambers at
the of said Court, at the Town of orovie,
in county Butte then and there to show
if any they have why the prayer of said insolvent
should not be granted. and assignment of his estate
be made and he be discharged from his debts an
insnivent debtor.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
tb NJ. II. DARTSACH,
n2O--4t Clerk District Court 18th Judicial District
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-20
BUTTE RECORD.
DISTRICT COURT.

HON. NILES SEARLS, Presiding
MONDAY, Nov. Is.
Bird VS.. Dennison-Name of Sautuel Rugh
Administrator. substituted for Bird, deed.
Quadlin ct al vs. Downer, Richie, ct al-F
NJ. Smith appointed referee.
w. E. Ssnniart VS.. his creditors-N. d.
Plum appointed assignee.
People vs.. Herbert Keenan-murder-
and found guilty.
| November l 6.
j. G. Laborde VS.. James Recommendation
to dismiss attachment overrued
Slater vs. his crditors-pnbication ordered.
November It'll
People er rel Dayid Weaver, VS.. d. A.
Brown-Demurrer to complaint sustained.
Rugh Us Deninson. Defendant has leave to
amend answer.
November 18th
Goodhart Us Goodhart Passed informally.
Downer and Garlon rs Ford, Plaintiff has
eve to open depositious on file.
Bird Us Farley-same order as above
Bird Us Lesbros. Owned that ). Rugh be
substituted for Bird.
Rugh Us Lesbros-argued and taken under
advisement.
Dcinnson rs Chaplin Freer ct al, demurrer
oyerruled. Deft exeepts.
November 10.
Bird Us Farley argued and taken under
Advancement
Jacob Bearer ct al Us TroughtoH-leave to
amend bill of interpleader
johnson vs.. Swain-Case dismissed. Plain
tiff has leave to move the court to vaeate said
order in one week.
Neal Us John Doe--Demurrer argued and
taken under advisement.
Douglas Us Smith, Demurrer oyerruled.
Marginnes Us Thompson and Mullen, Same
Green Us Thompson and Mullen, same,
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Notice.

rs uIREBY GIVEN THAT TIE INTEREST OF A.
Il Cole. Jr in the Oakland Mining Company consisting
four shares. ber l6o % inclusive, Yiil he
ld to the highest bidder. to pay assessments the
same. the 18th day of December next, at thee
panys office Dogtown. By order of the Trustees.
A X STEARNS. Sec'y
November I5 1858 n20-td
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EYE, EAR. & SURGICAL INFIRMARY
Hubbard & Teed.

10HYSiCIANS x SURGEONS OFFICE-D street,
D between second and Third streets, Marysville
NJ B.-OJerdtions on the Eye and Ear and the treat
nent of their Diseases will receive special attention
je2ln
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J. UpStOne.

Corner of Montgomery and oah srssts, 0ro=Ee.
nEALER IN IRON, STEEL, SPRINGS, AXaES,
~ Borax. Coal, Blacksmith's Tools Carriage Lumber,
Quar,z Selves Iron Shutters and Doors, made to
order. ieSUtf
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-20

STATE OF CALlF0RNIA-EXECUT DE.
- partment-In accordance with established
usage, the Chief Executive of the State, hereby
designate and set apart Thursday the 18th instant,
as day of thank sgving and prayer. And 90
earnestly invoke the good people OF this state ao-
staining from all secular pursuits, 70 assemble IN
and contrite hearts TO offer up thanks to the Su-
preme Ruler of the universe for the manifold bles-
sings conferred upon US during the past year, and
humbly and fervently supicate Him that he VIII
coutinne us free, prosperous and united people.
- Witness my hand and the Great Seal
}Ls of the State, at Sacramento tlty, THIS
t-) first day OF November, A. d. lS5s.
JOHN B. WELLER, Governor.
Attest: FEaRrs FOREMAN, Secretary Of State.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-20
DIED.

At Board Ranch on Friday Evening the 18th. inst
Charles X, Son of James E., and Sarah E. Caine,
aged two years one month and eight days
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-20
Oroviiie, (Ophir Township J
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Golden Gate Restaurant |!

Corner Montgomery and Huntoon streets, Oroville
D. THIS ESTABLISHMENT, having been re
E4A built since the lire. and fitted up In the most
Aexreilent manner, is again open TO all its old
-Ae---pafrons and as many may f.
TO call The proprietor. having had his efforts duly APP
preciaied while keeping the old establishment, fl,ters
himself that this fact alone will induce continuance Of
patronage by the public.
BOARD PER WEEK, IS 90
SINGLE MEALS, 80
chicken, Oyster and Clam Soups always hani. and
served up at short notice. Meals st all hours.
TIE BARI do not say thit my Liquors cost me
X eight or ten dollars per gallon will say-just
give them trial. SABE?
% Open Day and Night. III
Thankful for past favors. respectfdllt socfts Il con-
tnuance of the same.
ang3 JOHN DRAifI, Proprietor
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-20

OcuIist and Aurist, Dr. j. w. Van Zandt, Surgeon to
Charity Eye and Ear Hospital City and County Phys
clan of San Francisco in 1882.
Dr. Van Zandt having devoted his stady for years to
the surgical medical treatment Of the diseases of the
Eve and Ear and having had the benefit of the la'ge
hospitals at home treating with great
oss or disease of the of the cataract OBJ
struction of lens namp opacitias. injuries
from blasts weaknesse-aso deafness of long standing
aud from the result fevers measles &c ringing
es IN the ear and all defects Of the delicate organ
hearing.
Institute for the treatment of Diseases OF the Eye and
Ear, foot of Clay street, San Francisco SIS
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-20
Glorious News ! !!

N STOP We HUNGRY AND READ. ORO-
<eEE . WILLIE RESTAURANT OPEN AGAIN ;
t1S " SiH0N K. R0SENrHAI. herewith in
e@><A-.fAs@ forms the public and his friends that
he dissolved partnership with A Mchineau the 7,h
of July and furthermore desires TO sate that he
socia'ed, with himself Mr.. F. Hammernck recently Of
tbe United States Restaurant, for the purpose of reopen
ing the orovnle Restaurant on Montgomery ST. between
Myers and Hnntoon Streets where they both will be
happy 10 their Old friends aud customers.
Thankful for past favors. aud promising do ample
justice To all bespeak ior ourselves the generous
patronage ot the public.
30 I'D PER WEEK-IN ADVANCE, IS 90
SINGLE MEALS, SO
SIMON r. ROSENTHAL,
July 18Th
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-20
Notice of Intention

q dersigned do hereby declare our intention to
organize Corporation for the construction of
Turnpike road, having for its termini the village
of Bangor in Butte County, and Kellogg's ranch in
Yuba County, and touching as nigh as practicable
the following points viz from Bangor TO Wimans
ranch, Darby IS ranch. Hansonyie, up branch OF
the Honcut to the Evans ranch, New York Stock
ranch Cools ranch, Baldwins ranch, Walkers ranch,
Monnt Hope ranch to Kellogg ranch And no
tice is hereby given that meeting of the subscrib
ers hereto Will be held at Buckeiews store, the
Clayton ranch, on the I'd day of December next, A
D. 1858, for the purpose of preliminary organiza-
ton of said corporate company
T. BRADBURY, W. G. BUCkLEN,
{. MILLER, H. P DOUSETT
J.B. McCHESNEY, JAMES H. HANSON,
! SAMUEL FREW, Mp. DARBY,
( AL0NZ0 SWAIN, GEO. ID. JEWEIT.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-20

5.
Ever brought to this market and which will sell
at wholesale and fsail cheap cash, and hum bug
The Undersigned would respectfully inform the peo-
pie of Oroyllle and vicinity. that hey will sell goods OF
all descriptions Marysvile Prices, and every
thing sold represented. Traiers aid Packers will do
well give IA call, wiil them the time and
trouble OF going farther below make purchases Part
tcuar attention will always be given the su, ply OF
Groceries to families, hotels. mi. ers, &c.
mh55 LANG & CO.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-20

ZNyE THE UNDERSIGNED DO HERE
w by agree that on and after this day, we VIII
each one put one Of the five (5) claims owned by
u.s. on Butte Creek into one Company, mutual IN
terest of all to be known as the Diamond Company,
TO be worked together each to do an equal quantity
fwork and furnish an equal amount of provisions.
worl 1excent on Company bIsiness,) on business
Of his own Or any other cause, he shall either furn-
isb man in hi place, or pay said Diamond Compa
nv two dollars and fifty cents (s2,5O) per day for
all snch time as said party Is absent and further
that no individual member of the Company, shall
contract any debts without the consent of all par
ties.
RICHARD L. HYDE,
JEFFERSON SCOTT,
A. S. Derrick,
- HIX0N,
DANIEL NJ. HARRIS.
Butte Creek, Nov. lst. 1858.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-20
Notice,

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT The ASSESSMENT OF
i one doIiar Der share on the capital stock OF the
california Coal Company, levied June 21s 1858 is
by reseuded Aug ID 1855. By order of the Trustees
D. ". CHEESMAN, sec'y. Cal. Coal Co.
Uroville, Nov. s, 1853. tn132tsl
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-20
New Store, New Goods.

ANG ~ CO..-IUNTO0V STREET, TWO
IA doors below the Theatre building, 0royiiIe have
just opened the best assortment If
Groceries,
Provisions,
Liquors,
Dry Goods.
Clothing,
BOUtsx
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-20

HON. NILES sEARLs, Presiding.
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-20

as follows, to- wit Beginning
at a point on the Sacramento
| river about one and a half
miles below the fourth stand
| ard parallel north, the same
being the nsrth west corner
| of Slano Seco ranch. and run
ming thence north 68' east,
5O2 and 46-100 chains to a
stake marked Farwell thence
thence north 14ao east 5O3
chains to Chico creek, thence
down said Chico creek with
Its meanderings TO the Sacra-
mento river, thence down
said river with Its meander-
ings to the place of begin
ing....... ..................1l,19 10 O2
Davenport Marshall B. Personal pro-
perfy. ................. =. Sc
Dexter POND. Personal property. II IS
Eugdr Jonn.. 81 90
Fay c Bruce & Co. Claims to 1876
acres of land, known as SlaGo
Seco rancho, bounded as fol-
lows, to-wit: Beginning at a
point on the Sacramento riv-
er about miles south of the
4" standard line north. the
same being the southwest
corner of Farwell Rancho,
running thence north 6So
east about $50 chains to Mt
Diable meridian thence
south 537 and 65 100, thence
west go and l6 loo chains
to Sacramento river, thence
up said river with its mean
derings to the place of begin
ming. ..................... .S76 %
Garner Coon--Claims to so acres of land
and improvements, situated
Mud creek and bounded on
the south east by Whte>ides, 16 81
Hensley Cha-. Claims to 64) acres of
land ..................... 81 &c
Hemingway VIM. Improvements and per-
sonal property ...'" ....... IA "A
Jennings II U & Co. Improvements and
personal property. Sc 49,
Lindtner John. Personal property. 3 SO
McDowd Hugh s. Co-fmprovements,
known as McDowd's rancho,
and personal prope,tv...... IA "a
Maxson B s. P. Claims to 160 acres
of land and improvements
near DR. J B Smiths rancho,
and personal LroTerty...... 45 60
Moore Chas. Personal property. IA 78
owen Benjamin. . ........ 2 49,
Poly Il p. " '' ........ IS
Rosser W G H.. "' ..,..... 81 80
d.nFcrJ G
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-20

~ line being 800 49, 45" N
latitude and the northern
boundary line being 800 49,
As" North latitude. situated
on the west side of Feather
river and adjoining the same
and sufficient in width to con-
tain 5 square leagues of land
according TO the terms of the
Grant of the Mexican Govern
ment, and being the same
land conveyed by deed to
Thos. o. Larkin by 0. W.
Flugge, dated the 2lst day of
January A. D. 1847, record
ed in deed book "A" vol. /.
page Al at the Recorders Of
fee in Butte county CAL, and
the confirmation of said claim
by the board of commission
ers appointed by the United
States TO examine the title of
Mexican grants Of las d in the
State of California. recorded
in deed book ''B'' vol. 2 page
SO in the said Recorders Of
fco---and personal property, 995
! III I-Glain m 1c6 no-n. g
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-20
Oroviile. Ophir Township.

NAMES DESCRIPTION TAXaCOsrs
Antoine Jesus. Improvements on L 2 B3
adjoing the theatre ....... 7 %
Artnev A D. .1Sx132 # B II L 4 fronting
Is # on Montgomery st and
easterly of and adjoining
Brumagim s Co., and i'm
provements. ts............... is "a
| Allison & Rice. Lots 2 8 and 4 B 12
and 40 by 132 part L and
8 B SO being 40 feet on Oak
st and 1873 on Clay st ......- 80
Asheim s. .12 by 1872 # L B II ad-
joining Lot |, and improve
ments.. Sc
Allen & Colby. .107 by I32 # part of lot
3S1 4 B 8 cornerne of Robin
son and Myers SITS, aud i'm
Tr0vements. ts............ O6
Alick. Improvements aud personal pro-
perty.. ................... SO
bryen VIM Improvements, first house
above Parker's on the bluff at
the head of Montgomery st. 76
Byrne j. Lot q, improvements and
personal property. .......... 16 12
Butler Shaw & Curtis-Lot s b 20, and
improvements. s............. 8 OF
Boehm F Plot Is and L and 6
b % Carlton estate. II 80
Berry John S. Lots and IA
Carlton estate improvements
and personal property...... IA "A
Burdic S NJ. .I0x66 # part of lot s %
southery end of said lot, and
improvements. nts..,.......... s 90
Beve Joseph l2x132 it part of lot 6 b2l
adjoinining Harvey & Co. on
the west and improvements. 8 O2
Bristol Lyman Lots & "a 21b's 5455
65 &c and all that part of NOR
rs st from High to Montgom-
cry except that part claimed
by VIM Coffee, in the town of
Oroville, also in the Carlton
E~tate 25 except L 8 and the
undivided half of blocks 81 SO
80 0 10 ii II 7 andI5
and except one lot in each
and lot 28 lot and 6 b
IA lots and 5 b Is lots 3
and b l, and improve
ments. s..................... IS 46
Brown D A. S0x 4l fl lot 5 block 9 Cor
The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-20

Ok A ] Personal property. ....-.... 10 .
osey Danr.. s' :" ............. !
rheser Alfred. .........
Covington Joseph NJ. Land, bounded on
the west or south by land
owned by Clancy & Thorp,
and being the land in posses
sion of A 7 Sparks. Is
Carson Mrs Linsley James Williams,
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