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Land Sale

Ply virtue Of two orders OF sale directed from the Cir
~ cult Court Of Hickman Cruuiy ae October term 657
shall The fret MONDAY boz February tsttGe Court
House door in tie town OF Centroye, Osr Tor sale for
cash, all the ii le and interest D. C. Toy, IN
the following OF land, lyuR and being cue
Hickman, and Ste Of Tennessee Civil DtssTCI- no.
bounded follows Adjoining lands of =. B. Lee
he North Wesand ooUIh The West tTaCI II land sold
Dy John SrBgeT said TOuy and to contain
hundred and siXytWO acres LrvIsd the
properly Of the said TOuy the instance of D. q Gansm
Philips and Reeves Sale within the hours prescribed by
law. This December the I4lh, 1857
S }. GEORGE, Sheriff.
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IL CHANCEKY, 81 TKOT. TT.J57------ -
TPCl mhpr hufrs 1917

joan X. ElNOH BsOy, Essrir
By X. H. CAMPBELL, Dep. saer.d.
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CLARINDA F. ROBBR TN,
DAVID f ROBINSON.
Winchester, Tenn, Dec. Sc, 1851.

Tie New Orleans Delta Charleston Mercury, Richmond
Enquirer, ST Louis Republican Democrat Mobile Reg
teT Mem Pbs Appeal Louisville Journal and Montgomery
Advertiser i'll publish the foregoing fl two weeks and
forward charges ~ This flee. Iianl-u
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Nerroes TO Hire for 1888

4 LIKELY negro boy - Years Did, lis,IY girls i
~ years j, ard Two negro men. H prefer Erur 70
persons living the FiCuII OF Id ZtGeIl Also Two negro
men that we w.IllIrg ia t-s civ,
J.. d r. W. BROWN,
derl5-5l8t al. gr.rrE. sect
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN TENNESSEE


The report of Capt Bowman, Engineer in charge
Of Public Buildings, gives the following description
Of the condition Of the appropriations for public
buildings in Tennessee:
NASHVILLE, TENNEssEU.-A site has been selected
for the building in Nashville, Tennessee, designed
lOr a custom h0use, post office, and United States
courts.
Plans will be prepared and contracts made for the
building during the winter, and work commenced in
the spring.
Total amount Of appropriation.
Am nuut expended to September 30, 1851.
Balance available for the completion Of the work.
EE0NvrLLE, TENyEssEE.-OlHc Of a suitable site
for the building designed fer custom house, post
Office, and United safes court, were solicited soon
after the appropriation for that object was made.
Proposals were received and LOT selected but the
title proved defective and the 0r was rejected. Pro
Posa.s have again been received but 10 selection
has yet been made
A selection viii be made and plans prepared this
winter, and contracts made ID time TO commence
work in the spring.
Total amount Of roTriation........ %, 800 90
Amount expended TO Sept 30. lS57,-..... IGj 81
Balance available for the completion Of
the work ........ ....... ........ 9G,633 SO
MEMPHIS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have been re-
ceivei for lots In Memphis iron which 10 select
site for the building designed 20 be used for post
office aud United States court The sum OF $4,000
was Appropriated for the purchase of site and the
erection of the building This wholly inadequate
OF Of the sites offered. alone exceeds the apPrOpr
alton -5.rHU. and al Of lLgm are so near tie
amount appropriated as 90 leave balance entirely
too small 10 erect % suitable building. would res
pecriu'y suggest that, as there 10 United States
courts held ar Memphis. it Congress see DO to in
crease the amount sufficiently pa chase a site and
erect the Phi az, rha, Jher na Iequ -.el to allow
the rooms ue- EngI for the count To be appropriated
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New Firm

Z & J. W. TERRASS having purchased Mr. MCCrea's
interest 10 the firm Of McCrea 1erTass will continue
TIE WHOLESALE GhOCrRY, LIQUOR, IRON AND
CASTING BUSINESS al the Old stand under lhs name
and style Of Jan 81 TERRASS EHOTHERS.
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DISNOIIIInN-

THE Co-PGrtuership MCCres Teuass dissolved
he ljt7 Dec mbor last by mutual consent Hugh Nc
having sold his In interest in the Books Notes stock
F. & ]. W IerTsss, whOare alone hOuXed 10
Up the business Of the rm ofhs hm ia hqu
d-tiOn. HUGH MCCHEA.
iau3 FRED. TERRASS.
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DOVKR, y. h, Feb. 2, 1857,
PROP. o. J. WOOD & CO.-Gengs: Within IA few days
have received many orders calls Ter FrOt o. J.
Woods Hair Restorative, that to-day were compelled 10
send 70 Boston for quany he dozen forwarded all
beng sOldl lille nj hI order quantity fum you
Every bottle have sold have produced three
fOUT customers, and The appreciation, and patronage
receives from the substantial and citizens Of
vicinity fully convince that Il 10 MOST VAL
UABLE PREPARATION.
may be gross Of 81 size; and one
dozen - siEs and believe yours very respectfully,
(Slgnedl DANIEL LAlHROP q co.
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DIVIDE Nd
HE Board a. Directors the BOsi Street Bridge Com
pany have this day declared diyndened OF per cent
pay fable and after The 18th Of JluusTy
jan 3--3w :. NJ. SCOTT, Treasurer.
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GREAT BEAUTIFIER
L 50 Lung UNSUCCkssFUBLY SOUGHT,
FOUND AT LAST!

DOR restores, permanently GTsy Hair % iIs original
color covers luNuriaLty the bald head; removes all
sandruh Itching and all Oiula, scald head and all ep
TONS makes the hair son. health glossy and will preserve
u 70 any imaginable age, removes as II BY magic, all
blOtches &C. the face and cures all neural and
yOus head ache. See circular and tie following.
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$4,000 Reward
FOR
gAMyTHT, MEER TDTTH !

b@sha4sV& - ss-aas &sAsats1 Aaaa'a - d d dhaA
THE undersigned will give the above reVard for the s
prshsnsiOn and delivery to the JEilor Of Franklin c0un
~ Z nnessee, OF SAMUEL NJ EEkD FL who murdere f.
T. Robertson the of Winchester, Tennessee, the
evening Of Tbs 2h December has esd paris unknOw
Sand Meredith is from . 80 years 0ld six feet
hgh slender thin high forehead: light blue eye
large EHd prominent but Of lagd expression good May
wrinkles abOat the eyes for bis ages mpleN0n rather
allow; Hight hair, but hin his head. had many whskers
al his face except the upper lip Whiskors thin on
each side Of his and OF asby color on his ehln In
his movements rather slow has dow Ieck; bis lips usual
y Compressed out when in conversation pieasajs smiles
easily and shows nae Of and self
possessions; brick By trade; black mole
OvoIcda perhaps since he % HE hair aud
vhskeIs.
CLARINDA F. ROBgR TN,
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Il Office
'EE insolvency Of the estate 81 Merritt Porter, having
L ueeu suggested TO The Judge al j.a unity Court Of
jackson County Therefore HCy all persons having claims
against sat estate 8, file them ~s l Judge of the County
Court of Jack On I1ua.y, Tenn, fore he DAY
of March, 49, authenticated according Inv pro rata
Distribution OF lley viii buior barred, this he 18th
Man 1867. WATSON VI. COOKE,
dee CIV 81 pre- fee 81 Administrator of ssid estate,
CuOiCe Chewing Tobacco aud CiaaTs.
WE have store large lot OF Capt SUITE ebrst-
" ed BRANDS OF Tobacco aud his well known Pancake
brand tosTNc 10 alcW days. W. EXCEPT bysHCE when
We say 1 those who want The best src thai they find
20, WLO0sae or retail az 81 UuiDu street.
Also large lot o. Laugh8Tu 8 Arm-stead, with many
other brands D nae Virginia lobacc0-aLIa lot Of god
tennessee Tobacco thai close al prices 70
please he buyer
We continue 10 keep genuine imported. Havana Cigars
Domestic and German DE-. Pipes, Scotch snuff, SMOKING
Tobacco GC.r Sc.
W LANGLEY q co.
dee IL 44 Union street,
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persons living b the yicni dz,Gsil ass Two nss.o
me" '0'' We '-I'l''' III lie ''..' E.nR.w. BROWN.
docs5-dl5t ~ Crerry street
SELF PlsEsEkVATIJa, &C
A Tlcro .tsI ,- m, l 10 ~ NJ m gs 'i
n not 9alf f...,,,. rr.,r me ..rI ~ ---
ac1t 4l.iac,oH. "A worl 10 The lee r. sufl.rr"
ee2-o d. q --e--a-hl d 90,
yLEE ,rz
~ @AE h. SA14S&5 = I . 9 GA U.s.
~--..
W nav on a-Al the following ls.iui and ornamental
gl Gr.'ss' .Ie ia DSa u '1 mos llLlaJis Sh.n-z
"S sa, Con-. gs gwen. al oil "mcn We VIII sell a. very
E fs so Chm Porcelain ard Lava y4,s,:
u-.1 Sa ss No. s Match BOX g. Flower 'a-' Butter
terms
Coeee urns, les and Coffee pots.
Chamber set's The 1lnos"mrst patterns TO be found in
h'' ANA Ea-.s.e- In' English and American JapaIned
r,.T 60. Ils' ~ 49, -.., 49,. -.,
u.s. ,,I Izl 1r1 CI.--leN'ai coal scul.lesi
Hearth br on.s, tlaeren, styles
h-l'sn2 roctll g hail AMI ewing Olalr-;
e. oa.--' ,.'. ~. a..o '-'iLl.a I'M,
Plated and sritt.Dia casters liquor and pickle stands;
water All sizes the greatest Nanety in Nash
c,tg ~.ei p,ldfc. mans.
ornsa, o. S So S1 f @sos os.5@ more
s'e ea ezaH man ever oe.oI. and ne wall sell Tor lash
dec-s-u NA'ktNZIG & WILSON.
erovrr7o rzor ---rr- 1870
lust rscs1vaI H.. - III ryTrs ro,T.
d COOKIsI nANBkS. small -.ze. yhf.H We ave me-.
pared To furnish al Ciuciunat prices Vii. e1Der.es added
Also.
A good assortment Of COAL COOKING STOVES which
cheap and 10 toe reach OF every one re The stoves r use
ALrU-
FRANKLIN STOVES or Con. AMI Wood.
CANNON AND kApiAiO Dis nioNl.> tor Coal.
CHAMBER AMI DiNlNG Room sIUNE, for Coal.
ALSo,
TslEo, W,r,Irrorl Nv r r.n " an,
damned Gra.es a sizes and Ust,rrs "a n -,gr IN
low 4. srft the times.
re. d. VRErEryz.f. q. ..rTzC,-
- 20,
A&S IL q ) ~As AS@A G1Ah as'Ns
vTvAKEN UP bv Jane Mormon living In Civil ID .r-, No
g, one uTJru mare MULE, aUagt IS ytGIs old pra-
o. 80 $ 5-1u the llsA Oca1oer- lt5s.
TAKEN UP by jesse D.pr est living in District NJ III
one nag HC RI atCu.' Do wears r-fr.sa Do,
Ssg--5u the .-tH November. 1857.
Taken up hy Peter $ Mulberry living ir Dsrf,f M
one s4rrrf mare MULE I, hands U5af .. ... ~ 80
sal6Te Frafs on he back guppused 10 r 4...--
Praised 10 s-U--un the z6tH November. 1877. -
dac.sw 5.r x DEAN Rsrrar
JUST kt CFlNt y
One hundred aSrs PRIME, 5sIiroro ~, Coffee
~ for sale by Iuov III ~ q r. r. CHE8THAb'-
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A CARD.
HAVING sold my interest in the Books Notes and Stock
L Of NCCTeu q T5rFass 10 Messrs. e d W Trrrass
who will settle all claims against the late firm, here
tender my sincere hanks 10 ell the customers Of the late
firm aud wOul1 recommend my suCCessO gentlemen
worth ola cOnsDuance Of their heretofore be patronage.
jan 3 HUGH MCfREA.
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FEVER AND ACHE.

SB the various Ghectiyns consequent upon disorders
n STOMACH OR LIVER, such as Ind Eest0n, Acidty
the Stomach COcky Pans, EeauhGH, Loss Of ppsits
DesPOD deBey, COstiveuess, Blind ard Bleeding Piles. T
ali Nervous Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections, has liz
1u meOus instances proved highly beneficial, and In Othe
effected decided cure.
This purely vegetable COMPOUND prepared on strictly
scientific principles, GeT the the celebrated Hol
Hand Professor BOsrhave Because of its great
most OF the European ~ates Its Introduction into the United
states intended more especially i0rtHose Of father
land scattered here and there Of mighty
country. Meeting with great success among them,
offer the American bile, knowing thai its truly
.ieriu medicinal virtues must be Acknowledged
Iii particularly recommended ~ those persons
situations may have been impaired by the continuous
ardent spirits other forms Of dissipation. Generally
stsnlsDeOus in effect finds lis directly the
life, thrilling and quickennF every nerve, raising up the
dropping spirit, and in fact, siEg vigOru
zhe system.
NoTcE-WhOevsT expects 70 find this beverage will BE-
disappointed but 10 the sick weak Low spirited Is viii
prove grateful aromatic Cordial possessed Of singular
dial propr5ties
TAUTIONl
The great popularity this delightful Aroma iuduCeg
many itaOns which the public should gaari agsinst pur
chasing. Be persuaded 10 buy anything else until You
have given BOeThaVe's Holland Bers trial. One bot
tie will convince you how infinitely sUpeTOrit all Aess
INN tatOns.
II sold st 81 pes bottle, six bottles for IS, by the
sole Projectors,
BENZ. PAGE, JR 81 CO.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Caemst Pits5urz Pa
Sold n Nashville BY EWIN BROTHERS, Who esaiC
Agents Sold also by Dr.. A. H ROSJU j. BEECH
and Druggist generally 'aurl- '57-dtwdzw lYis
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s lee 50. oRvILLE A. NIXON, Q. q M.


DECEADEh 10 CLlLDs 1000
ORVILLE A. NIXON, al. w. GEORGE NIXON, ct ell.
IN MOTION appearing unto the satisfaction Of the
~ Clerk Master that George Nixon nonresident
OF this state, that the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon HIM. Il is therefore ordered that public alton
be made In Union and Ameucan paper published the
city Of Nashville, requiring said NXDL to appear az the
Court the Of Centreyie, the second Mon
DAY March next then aud there plead, answer mur
companants bill or the will be taken for confessed
and eel for hearing pare 20 MIN.
dec.s wa prs lee 81 ORVILLE A. NIXON. @. & NJ
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J&C4Ison & Adams,

BEOAD STREET. V EST Or CHATTANOOGA DEPOT,
LUMBER MERCHANTS.
4 Nd ManuaCsurersof Sash, Door Frames, Blinds, MsA
"A Ties. MOUdugs, ArchiJnyes, Base BOHrd7, Passvs.
W ether. Boarding, Poplar asd Pine Flooring, Shelving
Goods Boxes and all kndsof Wood Work, Necessary the
inside Finish Of Frame Brick Houses every DESCRIPTION.
OJterstrpm the surrounding country solicited. WORK
y PutuP 20 be hLUlsd shipped without injury
Sas- PrImCd and GIazcdU desired.
isH5 WV JACKSON & ADAMS
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D7TDDNI
AT AUCTION.
VI viii sell on TUE'DA EVENING, JANUARY ),
w 1858 another invoice of Cut Goods, CO hing, Boots
shoes, Tricks, innings Lawns, &C. The Goods will be
sold for what shey will BRING, Tor Cash Delivery.
jan Sid TRABUE q LUCAS.
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IN CHANCERr At CEvTR EVILLE.
LlLrrrL ra u u Y - or-

ELIJAH d BIFFLE vs JACKSON PHILLIPS.
0N MOTION, and appearing unto the satisfaction or the
" Cerk and Master that JACKSON Phillips Is resident
state the ordinary process If cannot be
served upon him. It is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Union and American newspaper Published
in city Nashville, Tenn requiring said Phillips To
appear Court House inthe Of Ceureve, the
second Monday March then and there plead
s comp ANTS bill the VIII Ia
Ken contested and apart for hearing psrs 10
him.
oec2s WIT prs fee So ORVILLE A. NIXON G. M.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-20
Masonic Resolutions.

At n meeting Of Chico Lodge No. Ill F.
and A. NJ, held at Chico on Feb 24th A. d
1908 A. l.. 1858, and called by order of the
w. Nj. for the purpose of attending with due
masonic honOrs the funeral of Bro. f. J.
Bardshaw, the following preamble and res
olutions were unanimously adopted -
Whereas, il has pleased the Supreme Ruler
OF the Universe to take from us our worthy
and esteemed brother, E. j. Bradshaw, for
merly member of this lodge; and whereas
the sympathy of man with his fellow man is
becoming and appropriate, not only while
living but after the Spirit has gone from its
earthly temple to that "undiscovered coun
try from whose bourn, no traveller returns
therefore,
Sesoired, That in the death of our deceas
ed brother, we have lost kind and sincere
friend, whose many virtues and amiable
traits of character are deeply engraven up.
on our hearts and the community mem.
Der whose loss will long be lamented
Rsoired, That in token Of our sympathy
and esteem, the members of this Lodge wear
badge of mourning upon the left arm fol
thirty days.
Resolved. That copy Of these resolution:
be sent to his surviving relatives and be pub.
lished in the county papers.
A. WOOD, W. NJ.
W. f. TlLDEN, Secretary.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-20
senators Hart and Coulter.

We publish to-day the remarks of Hon A.
q. Hart upon the Lccompton resolutions. -
They reflect in brief ami clear manner,
the views and sentiments of his constituents,
and will meet with their hearty appreciation.
His colleague. Mr.. Coulter, 1t appears, is
Lecomptonite We do not propose to no.
tice him further than to assure him that the
Democracy Of Butte county entertain for his
course upon this question. the utmost con-
tempt. II is not often that honorable men
misrcpresent the opinion and sentiments Of
their constituents, but il would appear that
the l4th Senatorial District is to be contin-
ually cursed with u Peck, a Kinney or a
Coulter. As this gentleman was presented
by PIumas county. We tern him ovsrto the
Plumas .drgus. merely remarking that it
will CRAFTY the people OF Butte county il
they induce him to follow the example
Of Kinney aud instead of returning to his
outraged constituents, leave the State for
the States good.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-20
Chinese Matters.

From the .Netos of yesterday We learn that
the ship Daring arrived on Thursday from
Hong Kong, bringing late news from China,
the substance Of which is, that Canon has
fallen into the hands Of the Allied forces.
that Yeh, tho Chiuese Commander in Chief
remains n prisoner on board tho British ship
hyieribie. and that Canton is under the Gov
crnment of one Peh Qu. Celestial, appoint.
ed by the Allies Canton was taken with
but little loss Of life to the assailants, only
ten men being killed and one hundred and
one being wounded. There were seventeen
men wounded by an explosion of Gunpow.
der. The plan for future operations is as
yet undet ermined.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-20

own part, he would none of it. He would
vote against the resolutions and go before
ms people with consistent record, remain.
ing true as he could be to the great princi.
pie which had become, as it were, ingrained
In the Democratic heart Of the country, as q
cardinal principle of Democracy within the
iast lew years. He believed the question OF
the adoption or rejection Of that Constitution
should be sent back from the halls of Con.
gress to the people of Kansas, and let the
Federal army be used to protect every citi-
zen In his right to vote upon it vand then
let the people interested and not Congress
decide. And thus believing, he had 50 spo-
ken, and would SO act.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-20

NEVADA MATTERS The Democrat in
forms US that Ridgley, the man who was shot
few days since at Gold Hill, by one Tyree,
10 lying in very critical condition.
The Nevadans are waking up to the neces-
sity Of having their youngsters educated, and
are going to have free schaol.
A man named Hollerman is supposed to
have run away to the Atlantic STAGES with
thousand dcllars belonging to a negro. lie
is evidently very Holler( hearted) man.
Northrup. the murderer of Reynolds, at
San Juan. has been lodged in jail to await
the action of tho Grand Jury.
Nicholas Leppert. Germun, being insane
has been removed to Stockton.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-20

THE CALIFORNIA ExPREss.-wben Dor
vile neglects, as he did yesterday. to furnish
us with the California Express, We either
have to go begging for one among our friends
or to go without IL until tho day after its
issue. We receive the .Ns,os regularly on
the day Of its publication, and so we might
the Express II its folder would only take the
pains to drop it into the Post Office in time
for the morning mail. Can't some of you do
this, Messrs. Exprcssmen'
P.S Since writing the above. we have
been furnished copy of the Express by
D'Orvlle. but we still stick to il that we
want II by mail each day Of its issue, and
moreover, We will raise the very devil if we
don't get 1t.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-20
San Francisco News.

The case Of Archy, before the U S. Com
missioner, Geo. Pen johnson, was continued
from Thursday until yesterday. Archy,
through his attorneys has commenced suit
against Stovall in the 18th District Court,
for S2.500 damages for false Imprisonment
etc,
Marion Whithurst, indicted for the mur-
der Of A. A. Mason has been found guilty Of
murder in the second degree.
H A. Bing. who attempted, while since
TO commit suicide by cutting open both wrist,
tried again TO effect like purpose, by cut
ting open one Of them. He blsd profusely.
but didn't die.
The steamer Ponama arrived from Ore.
gon On Thursday afternoon. She brings no
news Of importance.
Nc gsthT the ADORE from yesterdays
..Ns1Cs. $
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-20

MARYsvILLtANs.-Co Geo. Stanton, Lee
MCGOWAN, Esq, and other denizeDs Of Ma
rysville, were in Orovlle yesterday. They
expressed themselves as surprised at the ev-
ident dullness Of our town, and remarked
that 1t was almost as quiet as the Ranch ;
(meaning Nye,s) These gentlemen will cir
cumlocute about here for day or two, and
then return to their silent and grass grown
home.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-20
DIED.

AT Forbes Ranch near Bangor on Thursday morn.
ing, the 18th instant, ELLEN CATHERINE. only
doughter of J. d. and Phebc Forbes aged two year,
aud one month.
She sleeps, sweet ELLEN sleeps,
In her cold and quiet bed;
Each parent sadly weeps
For the loved and early dead
Why DER the casket weep
The gem has passed away,
The dust-O let it sleep
Till Resurrection day" p
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-20

REMOVAL. Phil. Waterman has removed
his cigar store from the theatre block to the
frame building on the north east corner OF
Huntoon street and Miners alley. He has
likewise replenished his stock of smok ables.
chewables, and snuifables,
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-20

GOLD PEN.-we write this article with a
dne gold pen presented to us by Garnham &
Lockwood Of the P. O. Literary Depot We
are authorized to state that they hare several
dozen ieft, Of the same sort.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-20

New VOLUMES We see by their last is
sues, that the Mountain Democrat, placer
ville) the Shasta Courier and Red Bluff Bea-
con have commenced new volumes. We are
pleased to note the apparent prosperity OF
these sterling Democratic papers
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-20
SUMMONS

SrATE OF CALlF0kNlA-BUTTE COUNTY
- IS. The People Of the State of California: To
ROBERT Mcdonnell, greeting: You are hereby sum-
mohed 70 appear before me- at my office In the Town
ship of Eureka, on the seventh day of April, 1853
Mt 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, To unto the Complaint OF
Reed Vance. plaintiffs. who tn recover the sum
OF Ten and fifteen one hundredhs dollars on an open
account Tor butchers meat sold aud delivered, when
judgment will BE- taken against you for the above
amount, with costs and damages, IL you fail to ap.
pear and answer.
Given under my hani, this 23d day Of February,
1898. Z. Il. CAMPBELL, Justice of the Peace
Eureka Township, Butte County
II appearing To the Justice. that service Of the
above cannot be had otherwise than by publication
therefore ordered, that service be bad by publishing
the same in the Butte Record twenty -one days
Witness my hand, this eighteenth dav of March,
A. ID. 1853 c. r. CAMPBELL j. p
trae copy: w. N. ALLEN, Constable marco
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-20

WELcoME.-The Red Bluff Beacon thanks
the publishers Of dailics for their regularity
In exchanging during the last year. As far
as the Record is concerned, the Beacon is
entirely welcome.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-20

VIEw or ORovILLE.--Messrs. Garnham
& Lockwood are about issuing letter. sheet
views Of Montgomery Street and other prom
inent points about Oroville. The under,a-
king is good one aud deserves success.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-20

DIED OF HIS WoUNps.--The Nevada Dem
oerat says that Charles Curran, who was
stabbed at Minnesota. on the 2lst ult., by
VIM. Grogan, died on the 9th inst. of his
wounds