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PARIS, January, 1851.

For sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No % SUPERIOR street Cleveland who will supply the
Annie de Femme at the Proprietor's pnces.
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ReaI Gstatr Agents.
ROUSE s. JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
IN S u r A n CE
AGENTS,
No. SO Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs :
febIS
G1OO0 OR $4,000 TO LOAN
D1sOOO on FIRST CLASS Real Estate Security.
EOR SALE-PARKMAN STREEI

EOR SALE-PARKMAN STREET
Il House and Lot. $500
CEDAR St.-HOuse and Lot. 81 go
BRUNSWICK, MEDINA co Yarn OF S1S acres; eS
improved; farm house and Two barus small orchard
and i stream of water. S2T per
PERRY STA large new Cottage, we'll built an I'm
ished with fruit and shrubberyi also stabe-wi take
small house and lot, vacant lot, in part paw $1,000
ROUSE JENNINGS,
now Marble Block, III Superior street.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
A AFARM.-Niuety-Six acres, miles from the city by
railr ad good uctye sO good buildings; IS acres Of
timber and orchard with every IarietY of ruitUl
change in p,r for other good property $50 per
GRANGER STREET.-Ons and a half story House and
Lotto exchange for FARM would prefer one IN the vlcln-
ity of Toledo; 81, $50.
ASHTABULA CO.-Near Ashtabua: Farm Of $50
acres with variety of excellent sO large and good build
ngs; fine orchard about 30 tlmber-wl eIch ange
for from 10 to 20 the city; $50 per
PUTNAM s PAULDING COS-SOme fine Lands in
these counties TO exchange for City property.
IOWA-On the Dubuque and Pacific railroad, 50 miles
from Dubuque 30 exec ent prairie Land-wl eN-
change for productive City property
CITY line with q of running thrOugh-wil
exchange for improved City property; $50 per acre.
LOO ACRES-1n Pierce county, Wisconsin, the Mis-
sissipp river rich soil and tmberedtO exchange fol
n house and lot in the City.
WOOD ST-Three story houses and lots; good
property-to exchange for desirable western lands.
LUCAS CO-Sixteen miles from Toledo 80 acres to
change for a small house and lot in the City.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
1900 acres OF land in Tennessee-excelent land well
watered with good mine open ready to w1rk
per Will exchange for real estate il tins county
FULTON CO-l60 acres, ~ miles from Railroad, 10 eI-
change for City property.
NEWBURGH.-20a acres. with new house and, barn and
considerable fruit TO exchange for house and lot in the
citv. Sl7OO.
CASE AVENUE.-Nic Cottage House, with large lot,
to exchange for small farm. 80 900.
EOR SALE-A PRETTY FRAME
l. COTTAGE-Eight Rcoms-with good Lot, Barn, &C
in first orler-near Perry street-$l60o.
FIFTY-FIVE ACRES-1n Parma.
FIFTEEN ACRES-Fsur miles east Of the city.
FORTY ACRES-Of good Farming land-25{ miles from
Superior City, Lake SupSrOrto exchange for vacant lot
EOR SALE. SUMMIT Goa
Il large building well located and suitable for public
house OF store. with of land 81 $50.
BROWNELL STA two story frame house and lot
5000
SENECA ST.-Coruer Su nmt, large lOs, running from
Summit st. to the Lake. Very cheap.
50 ACRES-Near st Clair Road 81 miles from the CITY,
Very low. - -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.

DEsTRUCTIvE STORM IN MlDDLETowS
VALLEY-HaI Stones big as Shanghai
EggS.--The Middlelown lMd Register
says:
most destructive hail storm passed
over this vicinity on Tuesday evening
last, doing a vast deal Of damage TO every
lhing in its way. lis approach was from
southwest direction, proceeding in q
direct course, covering breadth Of about
a miIe.and-a-half Ii was accompanied
with severe sioim Of wind, blowing
down trees, unroofing stables, prostrstlng
fences, &c. The hail which fell. and
done by far the greatest damage, was ol
The largest size ever fallen in this region,
as we believe il is generally conceded.
The hail stones ranged from the size OF
peas up 10 Shanghai eggs, and fabulous as
we have always been inclined TO think
those stories about egg.large hail stones,
we are now prepared 10 believe even 10
the size Of goose-egg, as we can now
attest 10 some that size. The thickest Of
the shower seems TO have fallen Immediate
Iy over the town, as the appearance Of the
houses gave ample evidence after il had
passed. With the exception of a very
few favored houses, every window in
town, in any way facing the storm, was
more or less riddled. according TO the
quality Of gIass, ranging from one hundred
10 half dozen panes per dwelling--lhe
whole Of which, We think, may be esii-
mated al from twenty-five hundred TO three
in the town.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22

HORRIBLE SCENES IN SoNoRA-A
Church Full Of Women and Children
Burned .8iiUe.-The Ysqui Indians are
at war with the people of Sonora, Lower
California. These Indians entered Santa
Cruz lie Mayo and killed every man there
was in it, got all the women and children
together. shut them up in the church and
sci FIRE 10 il, and then burned the rest OF
the town. At a Battle fought on a PLAIN
called Fl Sanciio. between Gov. Pesquiera
and Don Jesus GaHdars. the latter was TO-
tally defeated, and himself killed in the
action. and also three of his principal off.
GERS taken prisoners and sho' ON the fol-
lowing day. This occurred on tie 23d
OF F. 'brusry last. The troops are now al
the river Ysuqui. and have intentions Of
killing men. women and children. and at
STEALING all the esiIle aud corn they san
lay lEeii hands on.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22

seemed to be very worthy man he had
suffered great deal from the dePredailons
of these men. He cautioned US 10 be on
our guard especially at night, and 10 keep
an eve on the mules. However we trust
ed more 10 good Providence than 10 our
weapons, which consisted of a shot gun
which had got rusted on the way from be-
ing out in the damp air, and revolver
After leaving the Indian village we passed
through beautiful section Of country, the
grass looked green and here and there
claim was taken up and under cultivation.
In great many places all along our route
the ground was beaten down hard and
very little grass on it, where the Buffalo
had lramped it down several years ago,
when they grazed in this part of the coun-
try, which are called Buffalo Stamps"
The Buffalo however have not been here
for four or FIVE years, their nearest grazing
point is so miles West. The climate
here is about the same as at Richmond,
Va. am not sure whether il is as heal
Thy here as about Topeka as there is
great deal Of low bottom. We saw great
many deer to-day but too far off to get a
shot. Crossed four or FIVE Indian Trails
which generally run north and south.
Most of the claims here are merely held
by four posts just in the ground in the
shape OF foundation of house. About
IL o'clock we passed through Monteka,
larger than most of the towns we have
passed, as it contained hotel, store and
what looked like church. The inhabi-
tants here are mostly Free State. Al II
o'clock we reached the "Litlle Sugar
Creek where We stopped TO dine. On
the opposite side of the Creek is Sugar
Mound, which is a little different from
most of the tall knobs that rise up in a
good many places on the Prairie, as il
was covered with timber. After making
dinner of of cold bread ard meat we
resumed our journey. Five miles further
brought us to Elk Creek where we stop
ped to water we started up very fine
buck but before could get my gun out
Of the wagon he was off. The neXr creek
we came to bears the forlorn name OF
Lost Creek" AS said before men,
TONED New Creek as they show the value
Of the land. Between 5 and o'clock
after loosing our way times we reached
the Usage and have struck our camp in
beautiful grove Of timber with the cattle
feeding all round US. We have placed
the wagon close TO the fire with the mules
tied to it, and have just bad our supper
which we enjoyed very much tonight as
we had keen apPetiles. We have got
used TO out door life and care very lille
now what we eat so we can get enough
Of it. Mr.. II. is washing the dishes,
Frank is currying the mules, while |, the
historian Of the party am taking noIes;
last but not least julie is sitting by me en-.
joying The fire.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22

WIsDFALL.--A letter has been received
by Peter Flare, Of The neighborbood OF
MiddIrtown. Mh.. from The "uld coun-
Try" informing hin, Of the Jemise Of sn
uncle. by wbirh he has fallen heir 10
about fifty ,bcvssnd dollars. The Reg.
is'er .ays il is understood that hereafter
'."ld dutch rete" viii be known as Mr.
FlTe.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20
Notice.

ErE 1T KNOWN, tht I, IIELFN ~ f. n
IN WIL'T\NSbN, m1rri"i ~niB =. aunt,
srnnrd " iii ms N, 10th resi- tents 81 ths ,.rs
nf nntie md state oi Cii f'rnia. d" here ~, m,
thai II IL NV intention t, carry on hisoe, !, 10 Il
~ n icc,prt. ~ sole 'rh.r In tn~ hdsih-'s .ad
kre ing Mt the town nf illnil on. IN said co'v
that the aIn"unt at m y tpit Il inVr-i7' ass
ru~,nes- orig"aly, d ies not exc ed the sah W
thotIsaud dnllars usnx
LE nv AUGUSTA WttLiAAe'''
$rA-snF 'ALIFuR IA. 'ouniy nf F"t-. .c,Is
re'urr - p, i'ian .uID. Jd.tiee N 'hr = n,
IN tu- -n,d r,Irt. IL the t,sn-htp h Tan. '' wH
trr-,iaiiN appeared n 'b-ar-i. lei" AH .ixaIa
iiH.i san me- i-r-nn ry knu1n 70 h+ 'h' /" ne
Al O. ribrd IN. snd ~h ,xr'uls-i Ihr L"s''s1 -, ex
In nj, n. NJ 4 4. ing 10y me frs c"ly -s" - A.
aih dec lare. after t"'i Y by III IN "Is@l 's br
arnte ant apart n IA anl ~Hho'i. ih- o n'"s
said husNnut. nrie ~ aint'd sth b's -. lts
h, h,re-ung decl lr iiiu'. st the -HnT -, y IN
. executed the safnr h ely d vol w - .a
. ut fear. cunnI So Ir u ,duJ inh -bcr ,,,tth
hu-n, nj anI thai she do NJ d. Hr I" r'
-Neruiio "f the same. -, Ap
Witness nv hand, this Ism da, 81 ,,'"v ~"
1889 III AN M m o. T.
iel7-es Jusuce VI "N
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20
Notice to Lien Holders

SrATE or CALiFORNIA-,0UNrY OF N'TTE
~ - i-trict Court. fitre'ih iuii ia District -
''hnrlrs W Clrv, lard planif ne. nme- I rot
d"ienduni In iur. nance ni M or Ter mn'e in q nd
C'nr on the 2,Hh diy nf Nny. A II. lsjS. /" sad
raise, Nuii". ia hereby given. 1" al prs M hold
nv lie re inst the premises d"s' tb II il said
NJ in'in's complniHi. I" Wit: ee'tnin bal l ng II d
IN 'rovrm AS. ariei on The land i" lots w y,
lt ~ tour. hv' six. seven, ~ rIght. IN bck f-iy.
he same ic ng two hu'uirni aud II ~ tur tctt
-quHre III the To"u III r. lie. bo iin'1l northrrl
y Robinson street. oa III" enst 10y - nd Avenue.
~ tn smth bN High street, HHd an he west h,
'hirt Avrcu'. rs lin doAn upup the u M Of the
'arl-ior fsiaie. HDd fife ~ the ufi - ~ the
"unty Rec"r,i'r al Butte g. uity. md II u"t"d in
'u te aatv, Cnlifnrnia. to pr-s their siid i.ns
~ The said Court. nni make pr"d of the .am 'h,.
Hrs yo' the Augu-, term "f said court, A ID 1873
~ wit: 90 Nonda'. the ~e v-'hirti day of august,
\. u. lt5s By urirr "r The Court
...... Nitua = IN hani aud the seal of said
Tnnrt milk d. this The twenty eighth day
STAT: of July. A. 1858
" n. DtRR At'H.
.''''. C'erk Of District Court, Bulte Co Cal.
iyl- 2OI
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20
Sherif's Sale.

sly vIprrr OF W we r'i'> t'',fn
out nf the District fo"ri ~ the firrsnh IN.
dicinl p-tWet ~ ~ fk the ''"trl ~ "n''. aud
Sta q ~ ''a'i6,r - rrn di~'rte aud delivered
co,rr, andi"" .''ctN NIX III" of h',n ~ d'ed
Aatara. ha " iu'"rs,t - the 'ats 'f 80" n"'
crm r"r N ~ f- ~, the t|av Il ~" a. " 81
until mi "rd ~" II ihirt t"r"" - "d'iaTs
g st. of -"i ard NJ ing ""stS - cid Il.
VII. r.in w - ~ ~ ~ ~ 'otiT So v Y. rRN
NISpN u n"fnn 'an'. I hs"" 'i"' nu"n 8" will
ev"nsa st "ui,tr al t't - ZIG e-' hi "- orr's 's',
,hr t'our IL - 4 o. IN Ne 80 "f 'rnrih".
"ou'nv a"d SAFE "for sa -" " n'v The 20 ~
E, =, 's'S nt2 '"rh . " ~ sail A,
M "fth" ri ~. a", '"''r"s' ~ The rh ~e r'"el
i.re dtni ir Nm 80 ali 'hp' r,'t1n Pc' or nnre
of M s't'I,trd in h 'o"n NJ 'rov W" rH"y NJ
Ru,t.. mi St,i" oF nj f"ni NJ ri on ne
",n" o'an rr s-id ~u"' O-nYiih' nov n" q rm
n X r ''d'r's ON ." of Putt rr"n'y. "a ~ w
in rlo X No. !. heinv nt t'e s"rth west ~"r e'm
R-.i md VI ~ str. ~, nn f-'p'irg 6S feet ~ W.
ore Il eot a,d ST. t"et an rird stre':. v-th sm
ati ~ 4 s'ng a-'he e'nn"n's ere ~ mrn'sfTi ND
n~""nuc.s iher.u To h".onginV or in nnv ~ie aP
p. rtnin'ng
y. u. PLTN. Sheriff BuH' C""nfy.
Da'cd nr viz. tu'u o. u 'eis
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20
COlStable's Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
ID issued out of John :. Prrrvs curt n Justice
nf the Peace in and for ophir Township t'ouuty oi
ute and state Of ali'orns. ayainSt ia mn Nlnre
and Sohn Mcdonnell. and in favor of Gro' @, w
He an Jo u Larc"mb, for the sum of =" hun
i-ei tssni dollars trIncihi Il -rt aud one hun
d'ei anu sevrniy iour Gl1I) ollars I uI...,.d u
nccrihS interest The same nj lhc rue Uf q re-.
zen. rr month from the !0th da, of Ia v. A
ID. l-5', AM ali Gusts Of Il xrd in the sum #
fa r'ern hty one-hune edith. (Sii 80, hoila To
v" her With NIL ncctung costs u sal wri 10 nae
DIR ctsd and delivered nmanli z me to -eli III.
m n! z premises rein u'r Il s'rthei ~ 1T
al d~ma d. WIN. on Satur 'ay, the 4 n
Ory OF >"Itember, \ ISIS. u tie, .In,ur 90
eleven o'cloc A is ld Il ia parslance uf the
,iremrnis of said writ, u N pa lie Sale 10 the
hlsn',i III DIR for III the rope ~ described in
said writ ms tot"ws-Thai rtaiu piece or ta-c 1 Of
land i tnaed, lllng nj ing in the .unr uf Butt-
md stale "i ''af 'rnia. nn ca mn .ncihg nj orIdg
crossing The Ditch uf he Ea'h-r r. er and 80 h =
Nhier C"nItni, runni' e the ce n, tn. iii ch ttiy
rails t' Az OAK ire, thence ~e-itrly six =. u apd n
hali fois 10 pins r--. tLerce 40 lhwrstrFiN uty
ais ~ an 'tsk tree tnenre sixteen md n a. u 20
a. plac" " eg nuiug. b i ~ the prniprts k,usn
~ McC0 nelrs Brick Yard aud Gu a ning about d.
acre ,i laid
The above sale n take place in front of iohn :
ferrl ONCE in the town uf Oroville Couu'y and
state aforesaid
p MASJtRE, Constable.
Dated August Iith, 1888
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20
Shori#'s Sale.


~ i--,ri "u' ,,r The Di-ir'ci oiri ~ the ",
'ce',h I""iri'l District in ~ Il f"r u" 'e '"nr'sh
-t"'""f "aIico". ~. avnirsi e'NON CA SStmm
W. WA ING. an~ in Tav'r cf 'Wf' "nn M
C"tLIA firth. s'im of Five - nd'el rnd nv
ro'tPr-. princi'' 'eti. md tho f'r'h'r ~, ~ -
ii"o re" ~ Il Iir', -r'ur t"'n'y hve "e-h"n"oD"
n u interest. f.g.''h'r with e'"t t"'r a. ''eta
f. the date of i'is drrrae. nnI thirty per w"
h 20 for a't,rnpN = fee. Md 'h' f"rh'f ~"
Thirt five twenty .np hu rd-pths ppfhr' cn's"
sri', a,d .cr-urp - .sts of said gri'. ~ me y.
vrried nnt l',e-rd. mmaudin0 inr '" -
m"r'gpgeh nr 'rnr..s h reiaare- te."fibtd 10 ~ ~
d.wan's. win IN 80 P-la,. TIE 2@h Gay
gust : n 1SiS. ~ ~ hour "f Two "rlncs " II
said d"v. in pursuance "i The reqrr"n-hr ~.
writ. ! viii spl' at IN ", sne tn the hyhN ~ ID.
fnr c al, III" rr 'p"-iy 'e-cr he'd III ,am orar, n"
asf u w.. 10 W.: That ri'e" ~ 3n'e"' vi b b.s.,.
nH'sd IN III" town a. bruv'' H., 20 ~ wv 80,
nfnr"snii. c'.n",''n''e uert an the r'r'''FN -
Rad st-'rt, G6 fee, ,ns'"t, 80" n f"F
erlv C 'rn"r &C VI 4 street ana Fnnhon
r'irni' nj rg the said norii ,Fy li'e Z" Buu "a
ea-trrl> 81 iei thense ~ right giles 80
i"-,, th'r'e nj rigIt 'lc- w"st"riv " feet w." 70.
nj riph hi giles snniherN 50 feet t. n" paer o. T a.
had down the cN'-i"g nnp "f ~ Il wa '.,.,,,
WIN rli "Hi sing lar the t.'ne ""ni@' h''e'" a., ant
md arten"ncrs ihereu"'o belonging " '~ -
Wise arpe-iaini'g go, Hons
The above sal To take tl1ce al the on', sss
'oor in the town If ornville. County ana H'A'
said
" y PLTN Sheriff Bu'te County
OrpNille Aug 4.h 1858