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The weekly Butte record., 1858-11-06
Summons.

GZTATE OF ECAEIFO3NIA'-IST THE DIS
~ trct Court Of the Fifteenth Jndria District
ty of Butts.-ANN SAUNDERS. Plaintiff : CHARLES
". SAUNDERS, Defendant Action brought in the Dis
trct Court of the Fifteenth Judicial District and the
complaint Sled in the county Of Butte. in the Office
the clerk OF said District Court The people Of the
State If California send greeting to CHARLES W.
SAUNDERS: You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above named plain
till IA the D,tro; Court of the Fifteenth Judicial Dis
trct, in and for the county of Butte. and answer
the complaint filed therein Ia copy Of which accompa-
nies this summonSl within ten days exclusive Of the
day of service after the service You Of this
mons. If >er ed within this county; if served Of this
county hut within this Judicial District within twenty
days; il served out said District ten within forty
days-or judgment by default will be taken against
YOU The said action is brought to obtain decree of
divorce from the bonds Of InaIrmony existing be-
tween you and said pli'tG aud il you fail ppear
and answer the said complaint above required the
plaintiff will apply to said cuurt for the reli,f her
complaint demanded and for Judgment of suit
Given andcr my hand and seal OF the District court
of the Fifteenth Judicial District this eighth
( : J day OF October in the year of Lord one
( : thousand eight hundred and fifty eight. By
order OF District Judge.
NJ. Il. DARRACII, CLERK.
oc. 9 IS
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Psrss, published in a British dependency, where the
good people 60 to church whole family Of them.
in cart drawn by a single OK, while the horses
wild and gather burs in their tails; where men
live in the old cottage Oh the little old farm where
their father born where the pear trees are the
big timber and where niggers are at home where
fish suffer GU Fridays while paliets plume them
selves the doorstep; the Free Press says eivii-
zaton has in some degree penetrated into Calitor-
MIA. Sierra Democrat
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HoRRiBLE,-Night before last domestic broil
arose between Daniel Devine and his wife. The
woman was in bed with her daug lter, a child about
five years old. Devine extinguishing the light,
went to where they were lying, and, mistakng the
'itte girl for her mother deliberately stopped down
and bit her of, discovering the whole of that
member from the face-a deed too horrible aim pst
TO think of. The brute was. of course, arrested on
two charges one Of disturbing the peace and the
other Of mayhem-St. Louis Repablican
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

pr. j. G. YOUNG, whose advertisement adver
senen appears in another column is he pioneer
Using Physician in this state, has cured patients
than any other Attention is called his advertise
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fall and Winter Stock.
j. NJ. CLARK s. BIO.

4 RE NOW RECEIVING At. THE OLD STAND,
"A On Myers street their usual large and extensive
stock OF goods for the a and Winter traie- which ha
been selected with and at The west marx
prices. We are dee rfuiRed that house in the M
cou Try shall underse w would respectfully call
The attention Of Miners, Farmers, iCtei aud Restaurant
Keepers. TO the suhioined ogue.
STAPLE G2OCERTES.
GREEs TEAS-Curioas Young Ilys extra quality Old
Hyson. finest imperial ard Gun Powder
BLACK TEAsAssoried to suit all tastes ard q, prices
varying according TO qnanty
CsFFEE-Pes' Old Gov Java, Rio Costa Eica ~ the
ses- or ID. Dove : san Ffan Fresh Croand
10 rcks. ai,o Ursve do do
srGAR-tFnshed and Powdered. in blls ishbs b. xes
Hnt ~ The b. San. Fran. Yellow Relnel (of.
he Sugar. Brown Gsanlaied. Calcutta or
hna No l.
farr-tast 8nson, San Fran Sugar House or Golden
syrup. BY tie hhi. ar k, gs e ) and 10 gailous
each, ais hy the gal OF.
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Attention, Smokers !

IA E GAIT THE ATTENTION OF TIE PUBLIC
tpoar rrs. itIiu vel serc', stock of segars, To
hacco nUH Pa, ing Cards. Pipes, snuff and Matches
wal b We una Wis sell cheap as any house in
ihi- ude. Motto Is q lick srles and ma prof >
srns Cash H. IOB :: co.
Montgomery Beck, alanig an,ery street.
Na3 If
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RoBBERY NEAR CHIco-We ind the following in
the Express of yesterday under the teiegraphic
head, dated Chico Nov 9Th;
S. P. Storms Indian Agent Of Nome Cult. was
fot nd in field early this morning rear sam. Neals
Ranch, having been thrown from his horse, last
night, while on his way from Neaes to Lowery's to
take the up stage. While insensible from the fall
he was robbed, of about five hundred dollars. and
his gold watch. and when found mis- pocketb0ok
and valuable papers, among which were some
thousands Of dollars in drafts were scattered upon
the ground. 1t is supposed the robber waviaid
him IN the dark, frightening the horse to produce
the fall. He was brought here considerably but not
dangerously injured and bruised; says he was in
sensible from the fall till three o'clock this mornin
when he found his saddle and bride placed near
him, and his horse tied to tree He attempted to
crawl away on his hands and knees. but was CON-
PEELED to remain till fortunately discovered.
We learn from Doctor Smith who came down yes
terday from Chico that Mr. Storms is much bruised
about the shoulder and hips and viii doubtless b,
confined to his bed for some days
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New Goods g. Fresh Stock
Assay Office s. Refinery

No los Battery street, coz Merchant San Francisco
6AN AND AFTER THIRD OF MAf PRDXIMO, "
Twill receive deposits OF Bullion Tor Assayine efnn
and Coming. Until the BrancA Mint gives preference
in pavrnenis To deposits Refined Bullion Unrene
Bullion (as is contemplated by bin now before Con-
grss eectl shall pay all ueostoFs IN United
States coin invariably in five days after a deposs is
made cur charge for refining gold is 10 cents ner
and OF one per cent for coinage. fbeiug cents per
ounce less than Mint charges impaired bars will be
made a. usual and returns made the same day on
which deposit Is made Public patronage : respect
fully solicited 80 far as may be consistent with the in
ierest OF the ieDosiior. JtSti HUNTER,
iap23-3m2dpl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TURNER BROTHERS,
Manufacturers of

Manufacturers of
TTRNER's GINGER WINE, SlRUrs. C0RDIALS
BiflEKS, &c,
AtNew York, Buffalo, y. Y and -an Francisco ',a
CAUTION To TlE PUBl.iC THE REPUTATION
v aN aried 10 TURNER'S GINGER WINE and the
unhea of popularity it hrs received, has been the
Of quitting he market many spurious artclts
BEWARE OF THESE BASE CJUNTEaFEIrERS.
Ezs- We ihereflre caution all consumers of GINGER
WINE to eXamne III label, none is genuine save
such as have our portraits in circle steel Plate
and surrounded by the insc-tit .1n-"IURNE GIN
GER WINE, prepared b. T,'RNEB nROTNERS, New
York, Daifl o n Y. aud san Fr-ncisco. tai" au2)
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BuRT & RHODES.

BURT & RHODES.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS At LAW,
Oruvlle,
Ofice,-Hird street. in Burts new brick building, up
stairs. ol5
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MISCELLANEOUS.
P. & G. FARRELY,

H1THOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GRO
ceries, Provisions, Wins and Liquors, Ale. Por.
ter. &c Thankful 70 our friends for their past liberal
fyors, We respectfully solicit of the
and atter ourselves that sell as cheap, and give
good satisfaction any other in TIE city,
Fire proof brick store, asiiugfon FLOCK, M,ers ST.,
Oruve.
Goods delivered free of charge jelS
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JolN s. Hg1RI

JUSTICE OF The PEACE
oFglcg-Bird street three doors above TIE Butte
Record Office.
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CHARLES =. LoTT.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Oroyi.le Butte Co.
offIcE-Brd street. between Myers and Huntoon
ivl4-f
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AsToYIsHNG.-We learn that twig little over a
foot in length, brought to this city day or two
since. with fourteen pears hanging thereon, each
weighing more than pound he aegree gate
weight Of the bunch is sixteen pounds 1t Is from
French stock, aad Iai-ed in Suisua Yallcy.-S. 2.
IeicgTcm.
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= SERVED MEATS.
IS. CcLoRs. VkRNTsw-


CHS, PAINTS. coLoRs, vAgNIsg-
rs, CANDLES ETC.
OIL. Soerm, China, Mi roofs.
LTri. Spe m Candles in tx' and
Boiled Iinsecl, cnrt~ons.
IHboi,ce - Paient and cheHi'l Candies
Pine in lXs and car.onFs.
Best AZ a, lie White Lead Adamrntne do, various
iu p < . 10 kess. hrand-
Ohio Dust, fpr painting Acohui K Canphere
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES, ETC
Rfoass. cal S, easterus emlohn. asset sizes.
iruou Il hiks. Stone Jars anA Churns.
B.ackns. Scr'hAirg and Indigo agl Fig Rue.
Dustiug brushes, Ncps Matches S Aiiacinc
Buckets and pails. kn veS.
Market 4 La Shonpi0e Potato Nashers f. Re.Iirg
iia>ke's. Pins.
Metallic Wash Boar1s, c, IL. English and UilI,s
Biacking for Stoves. Fani Snsp
B~ct,l NHcirg Bowls. g, lsate's X KinrsIauJ's
Batter Ladies' & Prints, Family starch.
f1th BrckS. sal soda
i1othes Pirs ani Lines. Wishing Flrd, in OF bots.
ems flr oils OF syr ilrs. Sieves, iron s brass
sCEpRTES
'riS en- anl wro't ali rs cortiage all siz :
Window G'iss < Patty, Nr.ebarrrws
ang Wire Hope. Blocks aaI Sheaves
Miners supplies oa hand constantly.
err stack of ar!ware and itery. Glass aud Crock.
erv Wines Liquors ami Syru 5. will he found
10 he an IS complete. California Produce also kept on
hand a. IN Tires We feel satisfied that there no
house in The up-c,nn'ry possessing superior adj
anflees and facilities Ter giving cnt're saisflct
custpn nd patrons. our prices shall all times be
low the 10 est. and as uniform
u Goo!s delivered promptly. free Of charge. s2i
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THOMAS WELLS

THOMAS WELLS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Orovile, Butte Co
Special attention given to the searching of cpunsy
Records investigation of Titles &c, ad to the draw ing
Deeds and all instruments for record
OFrICE-H Intoon street. opposite the Court lionse
s-35
JAMES o'31zEN. NJ .
Particular attention paid to chronic diseases ana
all 9th 10 This country. Has had iaree
experience IL hospital and faniy practice. and COLI
ddenlly hopes for = s'are OF public paropage.
Orr; E-At the County Hospital, I.ynthbargh.
no
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offlCE-on the western side of the Plaza inne-
datey opposite the rear end of the Court House.
s33m
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EprEES. ETC

Ailspiee. whole gro1ed English.
Cnrf.e Powder. Ind = Nace and NufmeCs
Cayenne Pepper Olive Gil by case or bat.
Gloves @lnie or ground. Lemon RasI berry Syrup
Cinraaon & nger, Worcestershire ami other
Ps * Chile Pepper, Euclisa Sanres,
Cream Ta-'ar. Srper Carb 5 da. in b..|k or
O. cenlate & Yr0ra co-ca. bottle.
Irish Hops, an =. Z < l ID Sage 1hy-re & Naiorain
papers. Preston & sIerr,Ii-s genuine
Mustard. G l. Fret ch a'd fea-t Poadtrs.
PCELEs ANC p7EsERvED MEATS.
Anchevi :. olives. Frencf X Spprsh
French s'Vrers. CLAIMS X L. b<tors in cans.
Tonaio Ketchtp p in tottlca Turkey & Chiclle-s
or kegs Oysters. various braiis.
Green Corn. IN cGn@, Pepper >alee. by cs or bot
Peas Sard.nes. 4 bxs.
Cal Pickles in kegs or jars Pure Cider Vinegar in kes
English mixed =. in and bb!s
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Notice.
Fresh Oregon Oysters |!

u EANTWERNICH d CO., OF THE UNI-
d led states Resiaura t, will serve fresh Oregon
-lyslers il every style DAY and nisht oct %
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17
A Loving Old Soul. .

"No longer loverw exclaimed an aged
age has bIotted ont my heart. Though sill
yer hairs fall over brow all wrinkled, and a
cheek all furrowed, yet | am lover still |
love the beauty of the maiden's blush, the
soft tint of flowers, the singing of the birds,
and, above all the silvery laugh of child
| love the star-like meadows where the but
tercups grow, with almost the same enthusi-
asm as when with the ringlets flying loose in
the wind, and my cap in hand, years ago,
chased the painted butterfly love yon
aged dame. Look at her. Her face is care
worn, but it has ever held a smile for me-
Often have / shared the bitter cup of sor-
row with her--and so shared, it almost SEEM
ed sweet. Years of sickness have stolen
the freshness Of life; but, like the faded rose.
the perfume Of her love is richer than when
in the full bloom of youth and maturity
Together we have placed flowers iu the case
ments, and folded hands of the dead; togeth-
er wept over little graves Through sun
shine and storms we have chung together;
now she sits with her knitting, her cap quaint
ly frilled, the old style kerchief crossed, white
and prim, above the heart that has beat so
long and truly for me, the dim blue eye that
shrinkingly fronts the glad day; the sunlight,
throwing her parting farewell, kisses her
brow, and leaves upon its faint tracery of
wrinkles, angelic radiance. see, though no
one else can, the bright, glad young face that
won me first, and the glowing love Of 40
years thrills my heart till the tears come
Say not again can no longer be lover
Though this form be bowed, God implanted
eternal love within. Let the ear be deal. the
eye blind, the hands palsied, the limbs with
cred, the brain clouded-yet the heart the
true heart, may hold such wealth of love,
that all the power of death aud the victori-
Gus grave shall not be able to put out the
quenchless fame
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Stubbs Seeks Revenge.

"Pappy. " old Mr.. Smiths gray colt has
broken into our cabbage patch again"
" He has, has he Well, just load my
rife, my son, and wen see if an ounce of
lead will not lead Mr.. Smiths colt to reform
his habits"
This colloquy passed between Mr. and
Master Stubbs takes his rife, marches over
towards old Smiths farm and when within
about thirty rods of old Smiths barn, he
raised the deadly tube," took aim, pulled
the trigger, aud dropped one of the best
looking gray colts in the country
Stubs having fulfilled bis mission, return
cd home, went to bed and slept with light
er conscience than he had enjoyed for
the last eight months. The next morning.
while seated at breakfast, who should be
seen striding towards the domicil of Mr.
Stubs but old Mr. Smith. He entered the
house-he was excited-he for moment
lacked words to express himself
Mr. Stubbs I've come over to tell you
that horse was shot near my barn last
night"
"Sorry to hear it, Mr.. Smith, although
not much surprised, for that gray colt of yours
was not calculated to make friends.r
"But it wasn't my colt"
"Well, which horse was it?n
THAT gray colt you purchased last week
from Widow Dubois. He broke into my
pasture last evening: | intended to send him
home this morning, but it's no use now-his
brains lay scattered around the barnyard.
Mr.. Stubs was thunderstruck. The idea
that he had killed the wrong horse drove
him to desperation, and caused him to seek
relief in direction that rather astonished
his household. The last seen of Stubbs, he
was chasing his eldest son, Jim, down the
turnpike with an eight foot sapling.
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r. Gunm,
saddle and Harness Maker, Main
Street, Jackson.

CA THE undersigned takes pleasure in an
~ nouncing to the public of jackson and
vicinity. that he has fitted up his shop in
the best style and furnished it with an extensive
assortment of everything usually kept or manufac-
tured in!similar establishments. The following ar
ticles, in part represent his stock, which he will
ever keep on hand for the accommodation of the
public:
A well selected stock of California, American
and English saddles, harness, brides, martingales
spurs, nets whips, bits combs, brushes, leather
haters, collars, trunks, belts, holsters; &c, &c.
He would respectfully ask. those wishing to pur-
chase any of the articles kept or manufactured in
his shop, to give him call before purchasing else
where, as his prices are lower than any other es.
tablishment in the county.
California saddles made to order. Repairing
promptly attended to. ED. GUM,
Proprietor
feb Ii 17-3m
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

SrUMPED.-Mr Finnefrock, an Ohio pol
itician stumper, while making high flown
speech recently, paused in the midst of it and
exclaimed: "Now gentlemen, what do you
think 7"
Instantly man rose in the assembly, and
with one eye partly closed, modestly, with
Scotch brogue, said; "Mr. Finhefrock, /
think, sir; | do, indeed, sir; think that if
you and l were to stump the county togeth-
er, we would tell more lies than any other
two men in the country, sir; and I'd not say
word myself all the time, sir.D
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COnsfable,s Sale.

DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed, is
Dsued on the 23d day of March, A. D. 1858, from
the Court of George Munckton, a Justice of the
Peace in township No. 3, Amador county, and
State of California, final judgment and decree
rendered therein on the Sth day of January, A. d..
1853 in favor of A. S. Chapman and against q. L..
Gale for the sum Of one hundred and eighty dol
tars and interest thereon at the rate of four per
cent. per month from the 2lst day of November, A.
d. 1885, have levied upon and will expose to pub
lie sale, in front of the premises in Volcano, coun-
ty aforesaid, ON SATURDAY, THE l7H Day
OF APRIL, Il. ID. 1858. at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, the
following described property to-wit certain
piece or parcel of land lying and being in Volca-
no, county of Amador and State of California, ly-
ing on the west side of Emigrant street, opposite
Theodor Voght's store, and between the property
formerly owned by John Mahoney on the south and
and on the north by property formerly owned by
Mr. Strong and occupied as dwelling house and
shoe shop; being about forty feet front and rear,
and about two hundred feet deep, or less, to-
gether with all and singular the hereditaments and
appurtenances thereunto belonging or appertan-
ing.
Given under my hand this 25th day Of March,
A. D. 1858. W. LlM0RGAN,
Constable Township No 3, Amador co.
mar 27 23-4w
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DaIy's Aromatic Valley Whis

JNHIS Whisky is manufactured exclusively for
l. us by one of the oldest Distillers in the Valley
of the Monongahela from the finest quality of Rye
prepared by process known only to him.
Consumers can depend upon a pure article when
they buy the VALLEY WHISKY. 1t is sold in
cases containing one dozen bottles each.
1t is recommended by the first Physicians for its
medicinal qualities.
j. Il. Il w. III. DAILY,
Sole Proprietors
gzs- For sale by all the principal Liquor Deal
ers in San Francisco.
apr 2l-3m
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Ranch for SnIe.

@rA THE subscriber offers for sale valuable ,uE
::iA Grazing Farm. 1t is situated 10 milescellS.
Southeast of Sacramento, and contains about 4
acres of Good Orchard, and 1870 acres of grass or
grain land.
For particulars enquire of A. Hcnly, at his Of
fee in the Court house in Sacramento.
w. z. Brown.
mar l3 2l-lm
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Quartz Lode for Sale.

TNHE undersigned offers for sale 1000 feet of the
l. continuation of the Lone Star Quartz Lode,
at great bargain. This vein has been thoroughly
prospected and has proved very rich, and as am
not able to put machienry it, will sell it cheap.
There is attached to the claim a water privalege
sufficient to run from ten to twenty stamps.
JOHN CARLOS, near West Point.
9feb 15-8
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

AN nnloving woman is an imposSibility,
unless we can imagine, pillow Of ice to
stand against July sun. But all women
love, and that pasionately. Those who pro-
fess that they do not are only trying to hide
bitter disappointment behind the transpar-
ent mark Of afectation.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17
Probate Notice.
State Of California,
Amador County.

Amad0r COunIy
In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Joha Sampson, de-
ceased.
I b. KING, administrator of said estate, having
J. filed his petition praying for leave to sell Ger.
tain property belonging to said estate ii is order
ed that said petition will be heard by said Court at
the next regular term thereof to-wit: the 26th day
of April, A. ID. 1858, at the court house in Jack
son, in said county.
By order of the Court
H. S. HATCH. Clerk,
By NJ. SHEPARD, Deputy.
jackson, March %, 1858.
mar 27 23-4w
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

The art of conversation consists in the ex-
ercise Of two fine qualities: You must orig
mate, and you must sympathize-you must
possess at the same time the habit of commu-
nicating and listening. The union is rare,
but irresistible. Alas how few possess
conversational powers beyond the mere gossip
of the day
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Genuine Articles.
CIOugh,s Saw Will,

At the Foot of Grass Valley Amador County.
rT'HE undersigned respectfully notifies the public
l. that his Saw Mill located as above, has re-
Gently been thoroughly repaired and provided with
a splendid new steam engine, and is now in ex-
cellent running order whereby he is enabled to fill
all orders for Lumber at the shortest notice He
has any quantity Of the finest quality of timber on
hand and within reach, and customers may depend
upon being supplied with good article of any de-
scription of Lumber they may require,
GsD- Seasoned Sugar Pine Lumber on hand.
Prices to suit the times.
A. p. CLOUGH.
june 6 33-3m
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

FATE OF FLIRr.-It is very rarely indeed,
that confirmed airt gets married. Ninety
nine cases out of hundred old maids may
attribute their ancient loneliness to juvenile
levity. 1t is very certain few men make a
selection from bathrooms or any other place
OF gayety, and as few are influenced by what
may be called showing off in the streets. or
any other allurements of dress, our convic-
tion is that ninety hundredths Of all the fnery
with which women decorate and load their
persons, go for nothing so far as husband
catching is concerned Where and how,
then, do men find their wives In the quiet
homes of their parents and guardians--at
the firesides where the domestic graces and
feelings are demonstrated These are the
charms which most surely attract the high as
well as the humble. Against these, all the
finery and atfectation in the world sink into
insignifcance
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CKsON AMADoR COUNTY,
Shcrin,s Sale.

II \ virtue of an execution to me directed. issued
- out Of the District Court of the 9Th Judicial
District, in and for Amador county and State of
California on Judgment rendered therein on the
zsth DAY oil October, 1885, in favor Of r. NJ Briggs
and D, b. Axtell and against g. W. Tibbitts for the
sum OF one thousand dollars debt with interest
on the said sum of $1,000 from the first day of No
vember 1892 at the rate Of per cent per month
together with SS2 costs of suit and accrung costs
which said Judgment is subject to credit Of Sl96
II, interest money paid also the further sum of
500 paid December 18th, 1856, | have levied upon
and seized and will expose to public sale On SAT-
urday, the 2fth day Of April. A. ID.
1903, at O'Clock, p. NJ, at the door of the court
house, in the town of Jackson, Amador county.
all the right, title and interest of the defendant
g. W. Tibbitts, of, in and the following described
lands and premises situated in township No. five
Amador county and State of California and
known as the Possum Bar Ranch bounded as fol-
lows, to-wit beginning at the lower end of Pos
sum Bar on the Cosumnes river, at the junction of
the fence now there and the Prairie Ditch: thence
up said ditch to large ledge of rocks at the low
er end of Rich Bar thence due north to Tibbitts
Ditch; thence down the last said ditch to where
the fence crosses; thence down said fence to the
place of beginning containing about fifty acres
more or less. together with all the plants and trees
in the nursery thereon and all the tenements her
editaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging
or in anywise appertanng.
Dated. Jackson, April Sd, 1858.
w. j. PAUGH,
Sheriff of Amador CO.. Cal.
apr paw
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MEN's feelings are always purest and most
glowing at the hour Of meeting and farewell; !;
like the glaciers, which are transparent and
rosy-hued only at sunrise and sunset, but
throughout the day gray and cold.