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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-04-07

The Way He DIED.-The ne plus ultra of
ludicrous epitapbs is to be found on a
grave-stone in Oxford, N. H., as follows:
"To all my frinds bid adieu;
A more sudden death you never knew:
AS was leading the old mare TO drink,
She kicked and killed me quicker'n wink"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-04-07

A GEsrLEMAN presented face-coller TO
the object of his alteration, and in a iocular
way, ado not let any one else rumple it."
"No, my dear" said the lady, ~ will take
il off,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-04-07

v When some of his courtiers endeav-
ored to excite Philip the Good to punish a
prelate who had used him ill-"I know"
said he, "that can revenge myself, but it is
a fine thing to have revenge in ones pow
er and not 10 use it."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-04-07
H The Sunday Atlas. in a f

= The Sunday Atlas, in fit OF revolu-
tionary enthusiasm, says:
"Hurrah for the girls of '76"
Thunder" cries a New Jersey paper
"that's 10 darned old. No, no-hurrah for
the girls of II %
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-04-07

II A sailor who was beating his wife,
was asked il he did not know she was the
weaker vesseTl off she is, she ought not
to carry 30 much sail, ;" replied Jack.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-04-07

HA young man without money, among
the ladies, is like the moon on cloudy
night he can't shine.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-04-07
q boifc po try.
TELLING THE BEES*

Here Is the place right over the hill
Runs the path took;
You see the gap In the old wall still,
And the steppiDg-stones IN the shallow brook.
There is the house. with the gate red-barred,
And the poplars tall
And the BARNS brown length, and the cattle-yard
And the white horns tossing above the wall.
There are the bee-hives ranged in tho sun;
And down by the brink
OF the brook are her poor flowers, weed o'errun'
Pansy and dafodil, rose and pink
A year has gone, as the tortoise goes,
Heavy and slow;
And the same rose blows, and the same sun glors
And the same brook sings Of year ago.
There's the game sweet clover in the breeze
And the June sun warm
Tangles his wings of fire in the trees,
Setting, as then, over Fernside farm.
mind me how with lovers care.
From my Sunday coat
brushed of the burrs, and smoothed my hair,
And cooled at the brook side my brow and throat.
Since We parted, month had passed.
Down through the beeches, looked at last
On the little red gate and the well-sweep near.
can see II all now,-the slantwise rain
light through the leaves,
The sundown's blaze on the wipdow-pa
The bloom of her roses under the caves:
Just the same as a month before
The house and the trees,
The barns brown gable the vino by tho door,
Nothing changed but the hive Of bees.
Before them under the garden wall,
Forward and back,
Went, drearily singing, the chore-girl small,
Draping each hive with q shred Of black.
Trembling, listened the summer sun
Had the chill of snow;
For 1 know she was telling the bees Of ono
Gone on the journey we all must go!
Then said to myself "My Mary weops
For the dead to-day:
HAPPY her blind old grandsire sleeps
The fret and the pain of his ago away"
But her dog whined low; on the doorway sill;
With his cane % his chin,
The old man sat; and the chore-giri still
Sung to the bees stealing out aud in.
And the song she singing ever since
In my ear sounds on: -
'sstay ut hslne; pretty bees, hy not hcnce1 >.
Mistress Mary Is dead ana gomez" ---'--
"A remarkable custom, brought from the
Old Country, formerly prevailed in the
rural districts of New England. On the
death of member of the family, the bees
were at once informed of the event, and
their hives dressed in mourning. This cere-
monial was supposed TO be sneceseary to
prevent the swarms from leaving their
hives and seeking new home.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1858-04-07

Y Honesty ought to shine through and
Illustrate the whole sphere of our action.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-10

AT a late meeting of the Boston
Natural History Society letter was read
from Dr. Isaac I. Hayes, to the President,
announcing his intention of making an
other attempt to reach the North Pole
of the Earth, and asking for the influence
of the Society in behalf of the object.
The letter was accompanied by the report
of the Academy of Natural Sciences Of
Philadelphia on the same subject. The
matter, on motion of Prof. Parsons, was
referred to Committee z, Farmer,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-10
J. C. 0. REDINGTON,

OGDENssuR0H, n. Y.
Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music
Agent for Piano Fortes, Organs, Meodeons, Mu-
sic Books, Sheet Music, and all kinds of musical
met erehandse. Pianos and Melodeons OF any man
,,Sacturer urnished. Air. K. agrees to be neld re-
sponsible for every instrument selected by him.
self, (beside the warrant of the manufacturers) }.
Terms, the usual retail prices. Mr.. r. purchases
At Wholesale prices thing which none but agents
and dealers can do) and delivers, sets up, and
warrants. for the same prices which purchasers
would be forced to pay at the manufacturers
Places of business.
Mddlebury, Sept. l, 1865.
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A. W. p o w Z r : .


bUNLINVION, VI,
A CENT for BoARDMAN, GRAY Co.'S cele-
"A brafed Dolce Campana attachment and cor
rugated Sounding Board Piano Fortes, which for
purity and richness Of tone. durability and ele-
gance Of style and finish challenges competition.
llR. PowERs continues to give careful attention
eo timing and repairing Piano Fortes, and from
several years successful experience is confident
Of his ability to give satisfaction in every respect.
All orders by mail or otherwise promptly and
faithfully attended to. 2s
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-10

"A passenger out in one of the late
steamers, says:
The Frenchman's story seems to me
expressive. One morning, the cabin boy
came for his boots. Boots feebly sound.
ed from the berth. ah, sar, you may
take zem--I sail want gem nairy more"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-10

"A captain, one of the old school be-
ing at ball, had been accepted by a
beautiful partner, lady of rank who in
the most delicate manner possible, hinted
to him the propriety of putting on pair
of gloves. "Oh,, was the elegant reply
never mind me, ma'am, l shall wash my
hands when I've done dancing"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-10


LOOK BEFORE YOU KICK. A minister
recently, while on his way to preach
funeral sermon in the country, called to
see one Of his members, an old widow lady
who lived near the road he was travelling
The old lady had been making sausages,
and she felt proud of them, they were SO
plump, round and sweet. OF course she
insisted on her minister taking some of
the links home to his family. He objected
on account of not having his portmanteau
along. This objection was soon overruled,
and the old lady, after wrapping them in
a rag, carefully, put a bundle of them into
either pocket of the minister's capacious
coat. Thus equipped he started for the
funeral
While attending to the solemn ceremo-
nies of the grave, some hungry do g
scented the sausages, and were not long
In tracking them to the pockets of the
udu : ONoICodt. vi SOuIse tulS WIS Il
great annoyance, and he was several times
under the necessity Of kicking those whelps
away, Having completed, the minister
and the congregation repaired to the
church where the funeral was to be
preached.
After the sermon was preached the min
ster halted to make some remarks to his
congregation, when a brother who wished
to have an appointment given out, assembled
the step of the pulpit and gave the, minis
ter's coat hitch to get his..attention. The
divine thinking it dog having design
upon his pocket, raised his foot, gave a
sudden kick, and sent the good brother
sprawling down the steps.
"You will excuse me, brethren and
sisters" said the minister confusedly, and
without looking at the work he had just
done, " for 7 could not help it. have
sausages in my pocket, and that dog has
been trying to grab them ever since came
upon the premises"
Our readers may judge of the effect
| such an announcement would have at
funeral Germantown Emporium.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-10

MATRIMONIAL BMss.--It is folly for
girls to expect to he happy without mar
riagc; every woman was made fora mother;
consequently children are AS necessary
to their peace of mind as health is. If
you wish to behold melancholy and in
digestion, look at an old maid; if you
would take peep at sunshine look in the
face of young mother. "Now | won't
stand that" replied my aunt " Pm an old
maid myself, and I'm neither melancholy
nor indigestible My piece of mind I'm
going to give you in minute. would
never touch baby during my existence
eSttp, wiSS 4 par OF tongs, Young
mothers ond sunshine, indeed Why
they are worn to fddle-strings before they
are five and twenty. When an old lover
steps in he sees his grandmother instead
of the little Mary who used to make him
feel as if he should crawl out of the toes of
his boots. Yes, my mind is quite made
up about matrimony. But as to babies
(sometimes | think and then don't know
ON the whole, consider 'em decided
humbug. It's one-sided partnership
this marriage: the aoife casts up all tie
accounts.
The husband gets up and pays his de-
voirs to the looking-glass, curls his fine
head of hair, puts on an immaculate shirt
bosom, ties an excruciating cravat. sprink-
les his handkerchief with cologne, slows
away French roll, an egg and cup of
Coffee gets into on omnibus, looks slantin'
dicular at the pretty girls, and makes love
between the pauses Of business in the af-
terneon. The wife must hermetically seal
the windows and shut out the fresh air,
and sits down, gasping at the table, more
dead than alive, to finish her breakfast
Tommy spills a cup Of hot coffee down
his bosom; Juliana has torn off the strings
of her ool-bonnet; James wants his
geography covered; Eliza can't find her
satchel; the butcher wants to know if she'd
like joint of mutton; the milkman wants
his money; the iceman wants to speak to
her just minute; the baby swallows a
bean the husband sends a boy from the
store, his partners will dine with them
the cook leaves all flying to go to her sisters
dead baby's wake; and the husbands thin
coat must be ironed before room. Sun
shine and young mothers Where's my
smelling bottle"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-10
POET RY.

For the Register
Morning.
The purple clouds are folded back.
And morning stars are shining there,
Bright AS some flashing gleam of hope
On the dark pillows o despair.
Nights starry crown grows pale and dim,
Meath The glad pinions of the morn,
AS heart throbs of awaken'd life
Proclaim, another day is born
The bright winged morning comes to all
The earnest hearted, and the brave,
And to the poor and sad of earth
Whose only birth-right s-the grave.
An angel messenger OF light
To lowly cot. or marble halls,
With noiseless step, it smiles alike
On palaces, and cottage walls.
Our hearts in prd ascend to hee,
Bless Il Giver ot the morning light,
That Thou hast sent the golden day
TO follow on the steps Of night.
Orwell, Nov. 1865. j.. A. B.
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BUSINESS CARDS

SINILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR
NRATEFUL FOR pAhl FAVOks, DR.. y.
UJ EELLs wosld announce 10 his hitherto
psrous friends, and the public generally, that he
has taken into connection, in The practice OF
HoxoEopArHIC MEDICINE and SURGERY, X. q.
HRkKSE, VI D., II graduate from the Ueste'n
Honusopathie C0Hege. at Cleveland, Ohio. BY this
arrangement Drs. EELLs and GREENE hope to be
able lin good degree) to supply the constantly
increasing denapds for Homeopathic Remedies ft r
the SICK.
West Cornwall, March 81, 1865. 80:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-10
rdE "a lILY BIBLE.

With Notes and Instructions Published by
me American Tract Society. Also the Family
Testament, for sale at C0PELAND's.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-10
N. HARRIS M. D.,
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist.

Teeth filled with Crystalized Gold, all operations
lone in Dentistry usual office at his residence on
BARK Street, west side of the little Park.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-10
PROF. A. 30 TT,

y. ii. ii y " a r l.,
MIpDLEBUkY, VIZ,
pea G her Of Vocal M u C.
careful attention will be paid 10 tuning PIANOS
and MELopEoSs at home and abroad All in
struinents carefully handled and perfectly tuned.
For proof of this give me call. lem
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-10

re Il. KI N u 5 LEY.
,argical and Mechanical Dentist,
RooMs n Brewster's Block, Main ST., one door
North of the Post Office.
Al operations upon the Teeth will be pei form
ed N accordance with the latest improvement in
he Art and warranted. RI II.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-10

JASON DAVENPORT,
" ,,l.salc aud retail dealer in all kinds of
igSIcULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
'RON, STO FE 5, n A n u " A n r.
rrL RY. IoiNFRs ronLs, sc
h i'l.HUHY Vermont
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
Notice to Lien Holders

SfATE or CALiF0RNlA-CoUNrY or HiTTt
~ - i-trct Court. ti'trtidh Judicial District -
'h'rles W Ciey,lard planiT rs. nme+ Hrndh
defendant, In pursuance of uu oEdcr m.de IN sud
CoRri on tho 2uth day Ut May, A u. 1858, in stid
cause. Notice il ereh> given. ~ aii persons hold
'ng hrns ag inst the premises described III said
pifiniin's conph int, to wit: ce'tnn Hing aud
mrrovrmrrs, ev,,cted ON the land ia lots one iwo,
hr'" tour i've, slN seven nnd tight. in bluck in'S.
~ - rnme hc.nQ two hundred and slNty tour t-,.t
square, IN the Town If truNIlle, bound. northrrly
hy Robinson street on tn" east 10y soc, nd Aveul-.
~" the south bS Iligh street, and tie west h.,
'hiTd Avenue. as lAin dONn upon the nan of the
carleton Estate. and now ~ file IN the IN - o the
'"hnty Recorder "f Butte c. urty, md situ"trd IT,
Rn'te unty, California. to pressed their sud lens
h The said Court. nud make ruof uf the same. th..
nrs day ol the August term of said C,irt, ID lslS
Ia vii On Monday, the Iwei y-thlrd day of August
\. ID. ls5S y, order uf The Court
Wines m, hand aud the seal Of said
Court affixed, this tho twenty eighth day
SEAL: of JGly, A, d 1858.
NJ n. d NRR tCH.
'''''. Clerk of District Court Butte Co, Cal.
iY2r oOd
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
Sherif'S Sale.

HpY VIRTUE hF WRIT or py 7rrr,cx
issnrl "Ui of tn" Dist ici Court II the fin. y
iu1icI'l Ds'ri't in - Il tr Rn'te iIuty AND y. |"
'alitr it. tune ni-ert II aud inIiver H. com .,.a
- m" t. mnk" the sum of ihr"n hnndra and s,,,
mn" fr'v t. q one h"ndreth dollars tsGQ aN u,
IN er"s' the~"' u at The rtfe ton per cen, n., =.
nu fr"'' tn" f"urt enth dpv of Nav n a.,
rnlil p7td. and I've f'r'ior suo rf ts, r,r,a
're five nue.hnudre'h dollar. (s21 PSI ro.,.o
'u't aud accru'' q costs IN it ur, xher,
C'A"l - Toy il rlairtf AID tNPs NJ n
LEV il ref uSrrt l. v" levied unon ard D. .,
pose NJ Puh ic r?l g. the hiri est hildar or ,,tA
ON No"dav tic 23I daN of Augu t. A. u Ia ,
III" hour Of T. o'cl.rk p W Il sad day sg /
i'"S" rrrtain ri cos n 4 pnrcnls nf Ia d. d,srrihs
- toll 'ws. 10 wit: All that cerinin Mere or nst.
~ l"ud stu i'd in Tie TOW Of ''roviilp puta co.,
~. 'tf' rn'a. il h"irg iart or 1oi No. S nhd
No 3."s 'aid'"" On II" : ,"n plot of ~, sid :,
OF o-"viilp e. me- ~ 'Ccut 1T hv Farfltl
"r ther A'so - RI il tiecr o eel # 'nni a
nird in the town of Gro, HE 60 Urt, atT Shte Fe
snid. rrd kr"wh - I,t - 2 in ri r. Va
TIA down N the town ".rp ar pI"t nj ,ressil 4
Cr'hrr With nil aud >inp0lnr e t.ne'n"nts h-,-
mems itd npt ptpfi"unncr> th'r uut h-l ,,ging
NV wise aTptriaiHing 10 each ul the said area
mrd
The aS"ve sac IN { k" place ni th,, g. ur NJ
door. in the town of Oroville. county Gtd ii
afores III.
N. n. PLTN Sheriff Butte COmr|
Dated oroville. August Ct, n. 1873.
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Shorif'S Sale.

Epf tINI 10 OF D'rretaf VIe''
~ issiri on N; the District '0pn I" me
'eenth Judicial pisrict in ard fnr F'ti" '"npl "
STAT" of "nlifor"in, a"liust SiN0N CA RF>atsr
J W WtiAI ING. nnc in fnv,r of iO'' rsa ,a.
C''ELlA. fnr the sum or Five N"ndrei rm :. !
Ho'lPr~. prnriu' 'eht, nj the t'rh'r IA A.
H"n irpd Il thirty -tiur tony five "n"-nm" .
n'll"r- interest. f"C'"h, with 'crHl int ~
from the date of his dPrree. Hu'l th''N pr
h"r,o" fur n'tnrneN'- fees and b. fnr'h'f wv I
'hrtt five fwputy one hurdrrtNs Ih''Hr' 9"
sui'. and ~ crruii e',stsm sAh W.T. WV" 4.
r"Ctrd and dnii, er,d, e NINA dung m" p" ~ n
m"rigpCrd premises h"rPiuat' - drs' r'i W A.
Silr dtipnud.. " ~ IN ~ e-dn. i't 9|h ~ ~ I
gust u 1875. NJ the hOnr ot Tw" ""F"ts .A
said day in pursuance at the r''dWrr'n',"p" .Ity
writ. will sell NJ pu' liz sal. Ia the high" =,
tor crsh the rrn nprr, ,r-cr bed ~ sa"' "'F' W, .a
IA u 'w.. 10 w. That i,i'rr or 2arc'I ~ ad ,,,
mated in the town ot nrovilb. 20 NY a"i ,s \
aforeSnid, commencement IN the ""r w. ,,b .,st
Rud street, t6 feet "Hst"rN VI" :, IA sio-el
"rv c rn"r "f vi Il street aud ""a' p,,, .,rv-
rtuni' q along the snid uorth"rN NE " IL s.
eaetrrIy 81 ts'r. ;hpnse Mt riVhl O. s., ,hrnef
irrt, h,'u,e al tiv't HuglCs w"st'l, j" ~ beStn
ai ri b. NJ gl,s souihprl, sn feet ti 'hrn <, I.
pinV ur'ag a part rf at No 5W n tee.h hs
ln'd down ON the cXi-ti'g map "i -Hd S,s.lpameai
win oil rni sing lar the t"ne n'n''' -, ., In ~
~ srturten"nrrs ihereu"iO behhe"e
wise arpprtniHing. -. cor,, Hoaa
THE nhove sale to take ilace NJ 'ne .,,,. ahr
'our ia TIE TOW n Of DrUvlle. CUuhN a"
sad <..,,,,v
v n. PLTH, sheriff Butte 0""''
OrnfilIe Aug IN ISIS
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
ConStable's Sale.


pY VIRTUE OE AN EXECUTION
- is,u'd out of John = rerry's tourt a Justice
of the Peace in and for Ophr Township. county ut
utie and state of aHfornia, AGAINST Junu Y ,nre
and Sohn Met oI nell. atd in tavor Of George "
TIE an' Jo n arc nih. tor the sum o. two hu, =
drel (sSol dohrs IT ciIHl debt. aN,i one h,
dt ell and sever ~ four $40 oHrs iptcr-sr. n Il
Hccrnng interest "a II = same ~ n c uf llre,.
q r"n'.ttr month. from the 9th da ot jaw. A
D. l-5-. AMI ali co-t~ of - IL KID in the sun f
'our'een ffty oue-hune' edihs CSil 81 duar. /,
sc her with all aciuing C'sis On - ~ " tn ., e,
directed and delivered cor ma ding me- Ia self tha
mnr;caVej premise, he--iparpr dr.clihel y, stti.r
said demand, viii, on Saturday, the Ia
ID y OF tembei 4. 10 1855, NJ tho hour of
eleven ~ lnck, A NJ at id II tntslanca If the
qllremrn'@ OF sad writ, sell ruh al. to he
hish'sl bidder Tor cash tie itpIcTiy d..critrd la
td VIII rs iotl"ws-fhat ce-'s n % =, ,s arc / Of
land tna ell, y rg IN b. ing n the .il us Buit.
ana NlAe u 'alt tlrnia, n rna m~ncing at a ut,dR
GRO sinl hr III oh tf The E".tI.r Il, crsnt uth h'r
hter Company, Fnnn,l IA 49, " , IN iii ch rIfy
r'sN 1" m uak tree tn nee Wcsi fly ia cen ari a
hait rus To pine tree. the1 ~ y, -, sly ATTY
; 10 an nak tree thence NC, and IL. d % :
- place "f ~ inning bcin the 70, eraS Aro.n
as Ncto uelI's Br OK Ward and . nips about five
acres al land
The above ale 10 take place in front Il John :
terr' odce in the town t.. Grow lie. Couafy aud
slate Aforesaid.
=. Ma LURE, Constable
fa'ed Angus, Eth iSiS
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
Sheriff. S Sale.

spY VIRTUE OF AN fXrCUrIoN rssrH
out of the District Court oi he Fifteenth b
aicin District. In aud for the t'olntv or Rntr ID
>ta q ot fn'itnrntn. t. me directed and dplir-J
"omranding '"p To- mnk' the sum Of hrre hurd%
dnllnrI. b a i0g interest ~ the rate " r.r 4
cont per M" tn fr m the I dnv at iune a. " u
nntil nj :. nd tn" sun 1T thirt three SOL ndAtt
c"st- of ."i' ard AZ nc r ing costs IN sad d
wherein w. e. W. FN ~ PlMn'in AL v ?. ngY
NlStN j. ne'ru 'ant. hav" WED uron Trd n
eNpuse ut Puhic Sl' tnt y h,ohesi hi ~ force
I the tour liu - d Or IN the t'"n "f'rovb
"ourtv aHd SAFE Hrnr 'sli on VI 'ndov The IN 4
gust 4. - 1873. nt2 'cock p NJ sait
p "f n" ri, 1T. tt'H a"d interest ~ the nh ve n'Ht
frfe dtni ~ unt 10 Rll hit certain Uier- Or pm
f nd s'turird in h. 'n"n NJ hunv lie. c'n7l
Butte nnl Strtr Of 'nlifrni, nLd lai drw1nh
nnn "r plan Of sid t'wu "f O-oYill' Now oHt'
III" Rac"r""t's ON al nntt" cnun'v - lTM
in Rln K M. /. heinz Mt tie south ~s-i cor
Hlrd and War sir'' -, m r 'niing 6h fret IN
"rs I eet aud 81 tpet On 2ird street; g-thif VI
nll nnd soy i'a- the eNenenis Hefe Vt 'm"ntaTP
u"'"nnnc"s tAerru To brIonging or In ANY ""
pertaining
~ d PLT.W. Sheriff Bwts County
Dated Or viii" tugut2 1879.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
Notice.

NE 1T KNaWN. thit !, HhI'tH uif
NIB WlLilANSON, u m1rrl"i "''H ,bs co.'s
q ,rntd " ill'nins N. 10Th 'es''ienS ~ .,, ecI
nt,e nd ~ja'" ot Cal.f'TmH. de- h'to,.. h''s 81 =
hat 1t Is nv Intention IT, ctrr' on -. 4 ~
own "rc"urt. ~ sole r ld"r IN tn" .,,,ny .
ke, ing ut the town nf ia pIhon. ~ shu .i - ~
TIM; the amount ot m ,ney orc ,ptd .,,n Il +
business originally, does not exc ed '"'
thousand dullla-- ,,,tANsN
'''' rFI.Fv AUGUSTA wiLt'A
SrA~r nF CAtrtuR>tA. tonnty ~ Hut y A. aei
Tcfnr- uo. Hi-an Cum. Justice o' :, liam "a
an tu- sud 'utrltl. II the t'"n'h'P ..gi.tss
r,er-onaIIs n, p,.urrd auprarei 'l"h ~ - ,saya-
mn snn ne. i.--nnty kn'Nn TO br ~. '.,lrs =
N 4. srih.d IN and VII * ..'uird the i..,u dfa
q, aii, u. Hrd -trg ~ me- hrsi GUY s.h4 .
oath ds,lar,, after peing by ~. ~ ~.
mate All a;at, fr.n and vi u The ~. n. s' 81
.lii hu .iau I. ~ l,ie nc aiht' "'t' Wv p. pls,
h,. FIRE uii : e,iHru'i ,u. NJ tnt STU ,.,,l, -
- executed ia stlne free y a1d V'l - bsr'a
VI f,'ar ,5rlaI sou ur % dr. intHr'', q, ,, NJ
SI-prnI ant thtt ~ir d. ) a % d tF
:. o.. uiipr - the ~'Jir, sItus -
\Nin-,s m h4al, mis-. ltl ,RtN
&c. !ll.'N ttbr ffs
.l--r t-.s'.N
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
OPHIR TOWNSHIP.

ORovnLE Precinct, No. |. in Washington
Block - II. b Lnthrop, Sen Inspector. and
George W, Gariiolt aud E. Dunham, Jud.
ges.
PRrcINcT NJ ., Thenter III ok % D.
Harris, Inspector, C. Sciiber aL1 J. Il. Foi i
j dyes
LYNcDBuRGH IT j. jenkins, Inspector,
and ...... Myers, Judges,
RozINsoN HILL ---Grcy Inspector,
and Redding and A. NJ, Young, Judges.
CHrRoKEt RAyINE ALLEN Smith, Inspec-
sTec,or aud Ge rye Dillon and Gillis, Jud-
gcs.
GAepvN RANcH.-Cummings, Inspector,
and +. Ma aud c. Davis, Judges
CENTRAL. House. Ward. Irsrector, and
ex Kirby and A. j, ckson, Judges
KENT RArcH w r Mcconnell. II.
Batemnn ani John A Smell Judg's.
WHITE Rock--W c. Tatmnu. Iuspec or,
and Levi Smith aud Z. A. Bergman, Jud
gc~.
LoNG's BAn.--A. Cole. Inspector, and
Judge.
UNrN CAPE CLAIM Capt + Wilson,
Inspector, and A. ii. Connely and Childus,
Judges.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-18
Ny XIttve of m run

ESf Ni't"e Of an rx"ruti"n r.,
""t nf the District Court of the P,f, 'sst
c'nl District in and for Ru't. corn,v ana a. 'st
'ai'"rria. '" me d ct"d and neiver c,ms
ing m" t. mako I e sur, Of ,br.a h, s"nast
eleven 40 100 dollars with intarrst tba,.o. - N
lst dav of F"hruarv 4. u 1883. q, tho r,,. !. "
rer cent r arrum. ami all costs oF sn;, y,
in the sum Of forty three sew nty one H., ~t
dollars and all accruirg costs n, sal, MI, =, eai
\. u. Snss an" VI Norcomthan 10 olain,ig -
Gunnis"n - defendant have levied unon a., ny
eNn"se At public sale 10 the ighest hidds, ~. E "
st the q" rt HouS" door in the town a, NJ ~
County aud Str'e aforesaid on Thu,.an'
18TH d"y OF August. n 1873 40 tas
y. VI. of aid dav. all of the ripht title ans v'
Of [ . above named nefnn 'ant in and 10 a. ~ ''s
Store iI"n.r. and one Stable sitnated nm u..'s'
vine Fur"ka Tow'ship. Rnt'e conntv c.u, w.
about fhree-qr'rte"s Of miles sn,h..,s, ~ ~
village of S"hrstnuo' Ard on the rnrtb..., ". y
the main wagon road lpadinv from Ior, ~
Sni' SehaSto' ol togn'her w'th all an s;n..,..n
tenem rts hered tam nts thereunto bsioa.,s. "a
!" anvwi-e app"rtairing, Also the land on ~ !.
the same n arn .ituat"i VI W
" n PITN, Sbe1f Butte Coyn.
orOslllr. July 2S. A. y. 1855