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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-23
The New Chicaao Route.

Next Monday the through route from Pitts
burgh to Chicago viii be opened for travel and
traffic, and train will be put upon the road
which will run from Cleveland to Chicago via
Crestline without change of cars-the distance
being about the same as by Toledo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-23

SAD AccIDENT.-Adam BeEier, aged l9, wal
killed in Auburn, Richland county, on the 18th
bv the falling of the limb of tree while engaged
with other young men in coon hunt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-23
GOV. NIedary Accepts.

A despatch from Washington dated the 10th,
states that Col Medary has signifed his willing
ness to accept the Governorship of Kansas,
which had been rendered him week ago.
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lIARRIED,

In Chardon, Nov 18th, Mr. MORTIMER S. WATTS,
OF Chardon, and Miss HARRIET E LEWIS, of Hambden
In Birmingham Lorsin county, Nov 18th, by Rev. Mr..
B rbor. MONROE CAMPBELL, Esq, and Miss MAR
GARET HUTCHlSON.
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RHEUMATICs, READ,

y That most distressing Of Diseases IEr1lsrs.roRv
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SoLoN' Cuyahosa Co., Ohio. July q, lsss.
DR. II. TuBBs-De Sir: This is To cer,,fr thst
IN AlaIch ast ny VIE was suddenly aacked win Rhen
nlailsn OF an lnranlatory nature, attended will most
crnclang pam she not able helm herself Al All
end could not assst to dress uudras nor walk step
our family phy slclnn cf. The disease proved =
onstnae that ne did her iva good nor dd sfrong
STIMULATING hnments have Any efe At this stage OF me
disease applied YOU and obtained some I1ediri-
winch gave her spes d. relief In i've weeks she rods3
Cleyelanda distance Of seventeen ailss You prescrjS
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cheapest and best known. -
0Ga Yours i'5Sss1esA AsIEs NJ, HcKox
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Dr. T. gives hipndivded attention to Chronic Disease.
reaLng tAoesanss aunnaiy hundreds OF whom havereco
erposnns arc never used nor patients ever encos
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Moses Warren must have been the Dodge of
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The daily Butte record., 1858-07-10
he Mustang Liniment Cures

~ The Mustang Linimcnt Cures
Kheumatsm;
The Mustang Lniment cures still joints;
The Mustang Linimeut cures Burns and Wonnds
The Mustang Liniment cures Sores and Ulcers
The Mustang Iinimcnt cures Caked Breasts and
Sore Nipples;
The Mustang Liniment cures Neuralgia;
The Mustang t.iiinent cures Corns aud Warts;
The Mustang Liniment is worth
IoO0,0O0 DOLLARS PER kNNUM
To the United States, rs the preserver and restorcr
of valuable horses and cattle. II cures all sprains.
Calls Wounds, Stin Joints. &c.
win YOU answer this question: Did Won ever
hearof any ordinary Sore, Swelling. Sprnin or STIFF
ness either on man or beast, which the Mustang
Liniment would not cure? did ton ever visit any
respectable druggist in any part ot the word--in
Europe Asia or Amerca-who did not say "it was
the greatest discovery of the age? Sold everywhere
Every famil, should have II; three sizes. BARNES
& PARK, Proprietors, New York.
PARK e. WHITE.
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington street, opposite the Market
Cotton 4 NcDE8MoTr, Agents, Oroville
~ THE ETKADE supplied on the most liberal
terms. ars 3n
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-10
OROIlLLN SEMINARY.

ruts INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN on
l Monday next, 12th instant Tor the reception
|sfPapils.
Io.nehes Of an English Education, taught ON the
no.t approved principles, and from acknowledged
stIt books.
The Seminary, now in its third year, can point 10
s,.iboroughne,s of Instruction. to those who have
.,,led themselves of its benefits tor any length Of
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Ths subscriber having commenced the business of
||1o,,,uetng Youth. UPWARDS OF TWENTY.0NE
WEARS AGO. brings to bear, necessarily, large
fpnd Of experience. than which nothing is more
/ pposte 10 iInparting nstructon) acquired in pur-
st OF his profession in various parts the Union
). X. WILEY.
4 70 Miners, Merchants and others, wanting part
p,rship accounts adjusted, either single or com
pand or intrcates generally, can have them ar
suged with correctness and dispatch by applying
n S. X. WILEY.
Ooville Seminary, July 10, 1858 Inn
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-10
county Trensurer's OiliCc.

ORovILLE. June Sth, 1898. !
Notice sheroby given. hat Butte
County Warrants payable from the General Fund,
registered on the Sd and 4th ofNovcmher 1857: also
Warrants Ne 1921, 1923 1920 l0l, l0li l0l5, lol7.
u and 1922 ,steced Nov, j, 1885,, that the same
will be paid alton at this office and after
this date said Warrants viii cease to bear interest,
and if not presented within sixty days from the
date hereof. the moneys for said Warrants will b'
appropriated to pay the next in order ol registry
WM LATTIMORE,
Treasurer Butte Count
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-10
For Sale or Rent.

,~,ug FIRE. PROOF WAREHOUSE ON MONT
s,mery street, rear the ditch Goods taken
:, serags al the lowest rates Apply 10
nl0 "bo' ~ "HNi'
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-10
VIEW ADVEkTISEME ENTS.
House to Rent

-,uv HorrsE on BIRD STREET, BETWEEN
i W,srs and Downe South side, and formerly
- by Mrs. Hyde, as a Privat 9 Boarding
ctesp cp rill be let Cheap for Cash. App ly to
hsassiog 7. MAGUIRE Constable.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-10

VHN HE UNDERSIGNED RESpECrFuLLY IN
u forms his friends and the public generally,
thar he has rcoprnod the UNION SALOON, located
III the basement of tohon McDormotts brick
building, Montgomery street. ms place OF resort
pleasure and repose, and Is prepared 10 hccomho
date all who may wish to rtJoy glass of lager or
~ choice article of Liquor or Wine oi the Ilnctt
brands Connected with the Saloon II II magnificent
slate bed BILLIARD TABLE with new balls, cues,
sc. The lovers of this fascinating gnrne may res
assured that every attention will he shown thom
T.. MAURER, Agent
May % for the san Francisco Brewery
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Hostetter-The Surprising Effects of
HosTETTER's VEGETABLE STOMACH BIT
TIERS In removing bile, forcing an appetite, impart-
Ing health and tone TO The system, and disspating
iyspeptc symptoms, are truely wonderful. Every
nervous, debttated, weak, aud emaeta,ed person,
male or female. should try It at One ~ineglass
fall taken three times each day, before meals or if
the patton, should be lady child in debilitated
condition, half the quantity will do until sufficient
strength is restored, whi will be realized in very
short time. and convince the patient Of the truth Of
the above named happy results, which have grined
for these Biers such enviable reputation every
where.
Kept by Druygiis, Groceries and first class sa
loon.
PARK s. WHITE,
Sole agents for the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington street, San Francisco.
COTTON l. McDERMOTT,
iel4-lm Agents, Oroyie.
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D. w. CHEEsMAN, sec.'y Pro TEN.

~ DIR. j. l.. Cxapkay's reputation Is rap
idly sprealing through this state nnl Oregon us we
learn from reliable sources. He Ia practcing with
remark able success. md has dcserrediy secured
public conf isnce. Those needing medical aid would
do well call or write at his Institute, in san Fran
cisco we refer the reader to the Doctors advertise
ment In another column.
DIR. j. G. YOUNG, whose advertisement nd
versement appearsi another column, IL tho pioneer
advertising Physician in this state, has cured more
patients than any other. Attention Is called to his
advertisement
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-10
Republican County Convention.

The Republicans "f Butte County are respectfully
requested TO send Delegates TO n County Conven-
tion, to he holden in 0roville, on Saturday, the
18th July neNt. nt 10 O'clock, A. NJ, at the Court
House, for the purpose
lst OF choosing ten Delegates to the state Re-
publican Convention.
End To make County Nominations.
3rd. To transact such other business ns may be
necessary to advance the cause Of Repubicanism In
this county.
Fellow Citizens. the presens condition Of our
country, of the various political organizations, snd
the cheering prospects Ct Reprhicansm require a
firm adherence to principle, TO our organization,
and great activity in advancing the interests of the
Republican Party. "The eve of victory is no time
TO falter.
BF PIKE. Chm Co. Com.
n w CuFEeMAN Pro Tenn.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-02
-Saruedi le CINE NoFembre 1855
STATE OFLOUIsiANA
Parish OF West Baton Ronge.

Sixth DISTRICT GeURr4
4. j. Powell, v. Jos s4tEillianas. No 1894. .
~ VlRUE Of a writ Of seisstre and spie, to me d
s rectets In tsaaaa bove entitled esusesfrom the 9th
district Court in and for said parish and state, Of date
M Ill tlav Of September 1858. will be offered for sale
sfSn;hIic auction 10 the last.apd highest bidder, IN
front Of The Court House Of this par sil on
Saturday, 9th Of November 1858,
j. ii O'Clock A. NJ, all the right, title and interest OF
tha defendant, J. S, Williams. in and tosthe following
FIRE snf,tll half of section No.s9d IN TaRnsh1p Sp:.
#sasihs s.. Range No: No. Eastin sout Il Esas IN 70 I'd
nSstr;st Of Louisiana, West Of the Mississippi rlYers
1r;th tha exception and reservation OF a safta1n rae
t ian frorn. the. seutn- East squarter5of section lying On
the soath side Of Crosse .1ete Railr Z wf l4aa. s 2
u n Powell sold ID 4. Montpssina nd V4eSof Herman a
~ oYSthe 18Th day Of April 1885,. BY act passed soes
f5re John r. Ayrand, Recorder Of the parish OF az.
81 The whole Of Section Nc. u, IL Township NO !,
Range No. ID East, ID tue South Lana ilssfaes' - VI. T..
in Execution AMI reservation q ca: portion o. sns
eastern mart Of said section sold By said iuRsit so saI1
Mnntesfno and Hernandez by The atore.InentioneAas
:. 1s+bl ~ 4 nrii Is5y.#Hhic added to the portion sola
I II liz soutI.sEah quarter section No. = &C. so#n
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-02
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Pa Fish OF West Baton B,..re

sEITa DISTRICT COURT.
m 4 Gasluet VS. F. ~. Wouds, ct ais. No. 1885,,
~ VIRTUE of wTit of ii. IA. TO ne diratted in -h
- above entitled cause, troun the 9Th District Court
o. the PARISH Ani Stale aioresaid. ana dated TIE -th
ahy of ssit 1864, will be offered for sale at public aue.
lion to tue last and highest bidder in front Of The
Court House Of this parish on
Saturday 9Th Of November 1858.
a 1 . O'CLOCK al al the right, title and interest 81
tti* defenuaut, "a Woods. IN ard To- tba fnIl,vinr
dsscrieed property te VITA certain trac. oF land
situated At forty a~rfeuts fros, the MiSsisSippt river.
u mas lar'sh, and, measuring two arpeats front by
t'Fty N aerth, bounded III front, below and above BIZ
lands Of said +. A. Woods, an1 ii the rear by JAS. e
""'as, with the improvements thereof, 10 ray and
satisfy said writ Of ezetution-seized in the above an.
TRIED suit.
60" Terms Of sale-Cash. r, ~EERGEpoN
=" 1"So hoage, Vet ii lsas- q. s.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-02
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of West Ration Rouge.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
~Isilore Taigle, admin VS. A. Woods, Ell as No. It-7
10y T1RIUE of 3 writ Of g. fl. to me directed in The
l. above entitled suit, Of dale the l4tb day Of Aa,-
gust 1858, from the Gtil district Court in and for said
parish and State, will be offered for sale to the last
and hisness. bidder IN front ct the Court House OF this
parish on.
Saturday 9th Of November 1856,
at II o'clock 4. NJ, all tie right, tile and interest Of
the Defendant, i. i Woods, ii and to ihe following
described property TO wit:
:! certain tract Of iaad situated in this parish at
forty arpests from the Mississippi river, measuring
one arrent 3 7tsby forty ia depth, bounded aoove BY
lands OF ,Hrssas @iionvay. in the rear by jas. C. Woods,
in front and osloa by tiloseAf said f. A. Woods, vita
all the i'll sayemenss shercon-to pay and satisfy tina
sal1 Wrlt of execution. % - .%
sfs- TERMS of saar-Cash- TIE ElHiEhoA:
West Baton Rouge Oct ID 1888. " D.S.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-02
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
PARoIssED 'oUEssTr BATON ROUGE.
-.coUR@pU4 sIxtEME DISTRICT

@-couRsD U4 sExiEME DISTRICT.
John Bird vs. Fl. II. Haynes ct D.P F. Gain. No. 2254e
Inn 'ERTu dune ordra de saisie, a moi addresse
IL dams 'atfaire scizdeSsus, par la .our do CINE Dist
T CT JGGiciaire, dams ct pour la pafoisse {, Est Baton
Rouge, Fiat susdite, eli date du u dout165t, il serAs
offsr5 en- sente ~publique au plus nifrant5et der1jer
encherr1sseur, a Ia raaison de tour de cette paroisse
Sameai lie. 6rne NoFembre 1858,
a IL huures A. M, Ious les dro;ts. titrea etinteFets dn
tetendeur, H-H.lIaynes, dams les preprie1es sulran~
las, saaoir:-ln certain mo eau de t. terre sltuee cans
cette paroisse sur le hsuve Mississippi. ayant 7AsaF-s
pens de face sur telle profpnaeur y'appaI1enant, s III
tenant a peu-pres auatre-yingt acres lie bupeffs
borne en- haut par terres dec. A. hoberssah, I'D
bas par celies de a, Duplantter, avee les a1neif sra.t
qui s'trouyent. 4 peu-pres six cent cordes de -
trois paires de boeufs: un vsaggen ;deux aheseaix, up
buggy; cling vacbesz ct veast1 etEaix antres befeS-a-
corn $, pour payerget satisIairs IL dit urdre Q nzseu1t
ton 9 .
hE- Conaitions del yente-comptant.
.=.@zs ~BEEGER0S, .
Quest Baton Rouge Oct. ID. 1855. %. g..
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-02
ship !, South Of Range No. ~ Eat, will maze - = .

Hundred 81 nericiaI aere.Y, #7
I'd The whole OF Section as,3Fo#nsE1SplNe. I OF
hange No. 10 East II same land District -
4th The Whole OF The MOI West quarter OF the
South half If the North East quarter section No, NJ
IN Township Z, Range@I3 East, IL the same land Gist-
riet, which said several tracts Of land sollasafoEa-
said, contain il the aggregate an area of=siSteen
hundred acres III ST EerbcIes; Enore Or less, subject to
4 road Of forty feet II width from Section g5 III Tewne
ship No. !. fa &c M. 10 East to the Railroad, through
some portion Of SECTION SO. 81 Or Is, To be selected by
said Powell, and also with tbs. exception Of an area
Of four acres of land IN s1tpcriicies, which, should coz
meet with TIE said road and subject to 1.-the rights,
way and privileges and seryitudes. which uaay haya
been granted by raid Fo@eii iIzfayut@ Of the BAtGn
Rouge & C1osse-Iet4 ISailroad Company.
10 pay and satisfy the claim Of plaintiff. j. j. Pow
eli: IN the sum Of Twenty five hundred doiars cash,
to meet the ia Tnent Of the second note dated on the
yin day OF June 1887 due cne year after date and
bearing eight per cent. interest frans date nat5l PAID.
The balance nayahle in four equal annual iastaltnents,
IL meet the four tates as they fall due respectively
at Two, three. four and five years from date, all date.i
On the saA sth day Of June 1857 and bearing no IN
tereStf except taa4!ast one which bears eight per cent,
Interest from IT'S IF until paid, with mortgage and
confession IF ~judgEaan retained IN the iand until full
and final payment. &Ed for cash for such SUMS as
shall coTer all cests Of suit to be taxed.
T BEKEER0N,
Vest Baton Rouge, 1etnbar %, 1858. .. Sheriff,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-02
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH or VEST BARON ROUGE
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT

-saac Hobbs, SCo, eIats. VS. Gabriel Loubiere, ct ais.
No. l4?a.
10y VIRTUE Of 4 writ Of e. ia. to ne directed in tbs
ID above entitled satt. Of d tie the 22nd day of July
a y. 1858, from the 5th District Court, in ahd for said
parish ami State, wilt be offered for sale at public
auction to The last and highest bidder IN front of the
Court HoGst OF TIL Parish. on
Saturday 81 IF October, 1858,
At II o'c!acE AN. ali the. right titte and suteres
Of the &lefenda ats Gabriel lnVhlare ct ais, ii and to
the following described property To wit A Store
Book III the name of Jean Lopbiere. open eth May,
1855, aud closed on the 10th day OF SepteI7b Der 1856 by
seque4tration containing the fp .towiug accounts due By
the following persons, to wit Widow Crsen Landry.
Eight G7-1u0 dolls; Frances Williams, Thirty = 100
dolls: Raphael EIehert, Twenty Fmp r 100 dolls; j.
Bpte. IaBauge, Twenty SA-le0 dn.i's; Widow ?. Gas
SIC, Three 50 lltshleE' SD. L.Feyrenhsn, Five 81 1h0dol's;
Pascal ~tfeaeuEau, Twenty eight I5-lGQ dGtl's; Widow
Y, Kirkland twenty six "a 100 aolI;s; Eliza Brrnard,
Three 5-la41 dolls; Meliaaire Bernard, Five 25-lo0 dolls;
Widow Z blanchard. Thirty three so-1oo DOLLS; The
oaore i;a:gfe. Twenty SLIGO dolls; Tras. Babin, Two
s5- 100 dnlf's: Jean Iazes. Twenty seven S3-loo dolls:
Ed. White. Twenty so-lDn doI1'S; Widow Jos. Aillet.
Nine 204laU dolg's JAS. 6. Woods, One Hundred and
Might &C. 100 doil's +. A. Woods, Forty Eight 63-l0G
dolls All. Quinn. Four Is loo dolls; Fiavien TIL
lier, THIRTY Six 75-1W1 dolt's The CAFES, Thirty Seven
Is 100 dolls: Az Hebert, Forty One q5-ldo dolls !;
Widow Griffith, Nine 55-lGo dolls; Widow Simon Laa-
dry. Thirty Fnar ST 100 dolls iheodoris Leblanc
Six 80 Iao dolls; Willow Joa. Eaigte. ~Sixty-two 35-lo0
iGil,s: Fsreol DnpuF, Two IS 100 dolls; sareetiu Tenn
nI-l. Twenty II loo doll 5; Widow J Bite. Doiton, Eight
IS 100 doEl's; Bazile Longuepee. Nineteen dolls: Az
tome D,.nnat, sixty-six 81 100 d HIS; jos. Breau Four
teen $500 dnt!'s: Narcisse Landry Ten 5f-lo0 dolls;
DorriI!e Foret. Fifteen 5,1eo dolls; Ali. Balm, Fif-
teen $500 do!Es; J. NJ Vavasseuf Three a5-1oo dolls;
WIN. Penn, Eight Y 1ohdolPs;T sird, Four e-leo
dolls; VIM. Wagner Eight 4o-1on dolls, SEVERN L.
iaune' Two IS. 100 dafIl's; TreriIle Landry, Five 20 100
tdolps: IsIdore paigle. Twenty so-loo dolls; Widow
l. Hebertt, FourdhlFs; jesse Penn, Two SO loo dolls;
Fiji Lanlrv, Nineteen 80 100 dolls. Guy Labauve-
twenty d. 100 dolls. .T'ras. T1aberts Nine 15-1oo dolPs;;
nr. Kraft. Eighteen dolls. Etnt nupuy: Seven ii 100
dolls: John Collins. Nine II 100 dolls Judge Hehert,
Two 60 Lee dollars. r
To ray and satisfy said writ OF execution.
sxz;=Terms uf saIe=-On d credit of II months.
WIN. WHITE.
wss+ paton Roi1aa- sept. Is., 1858. Sheriff.