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INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Clerks 0fl'e District Court,
County II Butte. Fifteenth Judicial District.
PURsUANC OF AN ORDER
II made In the said District Court IN and for Ruite
County, by the Judge thereof the Hon. Warren T.
Sexton on the thiriielh day OF January A. d. 1858.
Notice is hereby given, 10 the creditors Of Alonxo
Giluan petitioner in insolvency, to be and appear
before the Hon. Warren 4. Sexton, Judge of said
District, at chambers, on the sixth day Of March A.
ID. 1855 at two o'clock OF said day, then and there
show cause f any there be. why the pray OF the
said petitioner Aonzo Gilman, should not De grant
ed, assignment of his estate be masie, and ne be
discharged from his debts aud liabilities
~ Witness my hand and the seal of said
ssAL. Court affixed, this the first day of February,
~ A. u. 1855 NJ. II DARRAc Clerk.
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FERRY NOTICE

~ Office is hereby given that |, the undersigned.
~ will apply TO the Board of supervisors for Butte
county California, at the next session. for renewal
to me of License to keep Ferry at Nelson's Bar,
West Branch Feather River.
Jan. ,lS5T.-iws C.S CURTIS,
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BRIDGE AND FERRY NOTICE

NOTICE Is he eby given that the undersigned will
In apply to the Board OF Supervisors In and TOR
Butte county at their February session IN 1858 Tor Il
License TO construct Toll Bridge and Ferry across
the Middle or South Fork OF Feather River, a few
rods above Its junction with thu North Fork OF said
river SA LNESrER Il. SAVAGE x co.
Bidweli, Jan. 1st, 1855
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all persons dealing In
~ Powder, that Section of Ordinance No. 4, of
the city Ordinances will be- strictly enforced and
each vender of powder Is notified to procure LII
ceuse for vending the same as ordered in section s,
Ordnance No 4.
S. W. GAMBREL, Superintendent.
Oroville Jan
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NorICE Is hereby given TO all persons having
~ claims against the estate OF William Harlan de
ceased, TO present the same TO WIN. l. Evans, at his
ranch on Little Butte Creek In Bute county, within
ten months after this date, they viii be forever
barred. WM. L.. EVANS,
Administrator OF said Estate.
oroville. Dec 10, ls5i.--4w
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To TUE LADIES OF oALIFoRNIA-

TO TUE LADIES OF UALIFUNNIA.
n cZAPKAY. NJ. d.. Physician, Surgeon and
-a<s Accoucher, invites the attention OF the sick
aud afflicted females laborng under any of the yar
Gus forms of diseases Of the brain. lungs heart.
stomach, liver womb, blood. kidneys and all djseas
peculiar to their The Doctor is efsetng more
cures than any other physician in the Stale of Cali.
lornis Let no false delicacy prevent YOU but apply
immediately and save yourselves from painful sniier
ing and premature death. All married ladies' whose
deiicate health or other circumstances do not allow
an decrease IN their families should call at DrJ l.
Cxapkays Medical Institute, Sacramento street be.
low Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Co Office and they Will receive every possible
relief and help.
The Doctors offices are 60 arranged that he can be
consulted without the fear OF molestaion.
All consultations, by letter or otherwise, free.
Address 10 DIR L. J. CZAPKAY,
Medical Institute, Sacramento street
Below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship
Co.'S ONCE, san Francisco
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V'OTUE AFFLICTED.-DR. l.. J. CXAPKAY can
be consulted at his Institute for the cure of all
forms o private diseases, such syphilis Gonorrhea,
Nocturnal Emissions, and all the consequences OF
sell abuse la the first stages OF Syphilitic Como
rneal diseases he guarantees a cure In few days,
without inconvenience TO the patient or hindrance to
MS business. When patient, by neg ect or mpr lp-
er Treatments has developed the secondary symptoms
OF syphllis, such as b1bOes or painful swellings on
the groins, or ulcers in the throat and nose which IL
not checked. destroy the soft parts aud cause the
bones 10 morlify. separate and come away, leaving
the sufferer nm object hdeous To behold or when
blotches and pimples break out upon the skin or
when he has painful swengs upon the bones. or
when his constitution Is injured 50 rs To predspose
to consumption or other constitutional Diseases the
Doctor guarantees n cure or asks no compensaton
In RHEU MATiSM, chronic or acute in DYsEN.
Terry or DIARRHOEA, he has safe and effectuaI
remedies Fer the treatment of the conseo ueuces of
self abuse, such as nocturnal emissions nervousness
inidity, headache pains in the back and lin bs with
general weakness. loss If memory, injury TO the sight
resessness, confusion of IDEAS dislike for society
and feeling of WEAKNESS of life with the nervous
system excitabe that slight noises shock or starte
the patient, making his existence miserable For the
above maladIes the Doctor will guarantee IA cure or
ask compensation. G can be consulted free of
charge, and invites all to CALI 1t will cost them no
thing, and may be much TO their advantage Office
hours from A. NJ, to p NJ.
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CONSTARLE'g SALE.

ETY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS ISSUED
EB out OF Justice Berry's court, of Opbir Town.
ship County of Butte and State of CalIfornn on The
26th day OF January 4. d. 1855. and 10 me al.
recled, In vor OF ROSS g. WELSH md against
- W1LLETT. for the sum of fort two seventy
five one hundredths $40 Is pars damages
aud thirteen si3 % dollars cost of suit and aceruog
costs on one execution and ten $40 dollars damages
and twelve SIP 90 dollars costs OF suit and accrmlng
costs on the second execution against Taylor SWilett
have seized and viii expose for sale nj public nuc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash at John = Berry's
Office In Orovle county of Butte and State aforesaid
on the NlNET EENTli FEBRUARY ls5S.at O'Clock
NJ, all OF the right title and interest of TAYLOR
and - Wlllett in and to a certain mechanics lien
due from Mrs. Purne To said defendants which lien
rs upon the following property, wit: certain piece
or parcel OF land commencing on the south eide of
Montgomery street rs feet from tho north east corner
" lot No. 10 block No. 10, running thence in SOUTH
ery direction 10 feet thence easterly 20 feet thence
souiherly 50 feet thence easIery 81 feet, thence
norherly 10 feet, thence westerly ~ feet thence
nOrtherly III feet to Montgomery street, thence
along Montgomery street "a feet 10 tho place of be-
ginning. also certain frame building known as the
CITY Holel.snid building being two stories high and q
feet front by 40 feet deep more or less situated in
the town Of OrovilIe County and state aforesaid also
all of the right title and interest Of the said defendants
Taylor Miet TO certain mortgage made by W.
D iasweli in their iavor, AMI recorded May 18th
1871, on the above described property
X H. PII'TON, Constable.
By Ma ncLAUGHLIN, Deputy.
Dated this the Both day Of Jan. A. D 1853.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL

DRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
n INSTITUTE, Sacramento street. below Mont
gomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co s oice,
san Francisco, California. Established in 1854 for the
permanent cure of ali Private and Chronic Diseases
aud the suppression of Quackery. Attending and resi-
dent Physician. J. CZAPKAY. NJ D.. late Of the
Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief Physician TO
the 10th Regiment Of Honveds, Chief surgeon to the
Military Hospital of Pesth Hungary, and late lecturer
ON diseases OF women and children.
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MTSCELLA ANGUS.

POST FFICE
Literary Depot |:
vENHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY
IL renewed their stock would respectfully init
mate to their friends that they are prepared to ll
ANY order embraced In the line OF
KS,
Bound aud in pamphlet form, comprising large as.
sor;ment of NOVELS and light Literature, by the
most popular authors of the day.
Standard Works,
In sheep. calf ard cloth Historical, Biographical,
Critical poetical, Theological, Philosophical Philo>
cgca, SPIRITUAL d, the receLt ism Sc, &c.. among
which ara Byron, Moore, Shakespeare Zen John son,
Prescous Conquest OF Peru and Mexico, Brandrs
Encyclopedia of Science, Literature and Art. ditto
Of English Literature, Chalnbers' iniormiton, Prof
Hare's Works, and host which space restricts
enumeFatng.
School Books
Adapted for the Common Schools here, besides
large assortment of different varieties.
Stationery.
Writing Paper. gilt and plain, ruled and unruled Lee
gal Cap, foolscap, Bill Cap, broad and narrow.
Cards, crltored aud plain. Fancy Note Paper OF
every variety and style, the fines, ever brought TO
this market. Envelopes TO match.
BLANh boohs, demi folio. cap, quarto, in sheep,
Russia, hall bound. &C. Diaries for IS, Morocco
Tucks. Pass Books. SC
FANCY ARTICLES, Desks, Portfolios, Albums,
Gold Pens, and Pencil Cases.
Cutlery,
westsnholm's best. VIOLIN STRINGS.
Christmas Presents.
Morocco bound ANNALS suitabietct6ifs, Childrea's
Toy Books, SC, al OF which Ne offer at the very
lowest figures.
GARsuAn LOCKWOOD.
Dec. IS. 1851 f@s4sF dec.a
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yEMEMBER-That Or. J. C. Young's Office for
the treatment Of Private Diseases il AZ the cor
'er 81 montgomery and California sts., San francisco
REV EMBER-That DR.. Young wants lao patients
out those iuliy capable of appreciatinz aud dstin-
guisn,ng tne services Of regular. thorough bred
phys,c an, from the paltry unlearned and trhing
quack.
khMEhBER-That Or Young is The only regular
dence.
Observation-Disclosures DR. Young's remedies and
treatment are entirely unknown TO all Others pre-
pared from life spent in the great Hospitals OF Eu-
ana the first in this country, from pure chemi-
kEMEdBER-That DR. Young gives every aiten-
uoh 70 diseases peculiar to females
~ from the Boston Medical Journal
i'hoaeh We are opposed to the system Of sdver-
usne, ior GOOD and sufficient reasons still we deem
Il out justice to say that DIR. Young IL one of the
most industrious and interchangeable votaries OF the
medical science in the United STATES
v'NO CURE, NO PAY-es
HIS once Is az the corner of Montgomery and Cali
Ios via streets, San Fin ucIsco.
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State of In the District Court ofthe Ff-
County OF Butte, teenth Judicial District.
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SUMMONS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
In the District Court of the 18th Judicial District.
County OF Butte.
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THERE ARE THOUSANDS In this State suffering
D for want of Scientific medical treatment, and
you lear 10 apply to Physician, because they have
been deceived or their friends have been, BY some
OF the dhara;ans wh infest the community, and who
publish themselves as good physicians, professors,
etc. To all such we unhesitatingy recommend DR.. j
hdence. He is man of eminent and profound
study, good surgeon, an honorable man, and one
who can sympashise with persons in affection. His
standing as u Physician and gentleman are both
guaranleed-the first by his medical works, which
are an hor to their author, and the extensive and
mighty successful course of practice with which he
has been honored since his advent in California. and
the latter by his numerous patrons large circle Of
acquainanoes,
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TAXING Mining claim.

>
Assembly bill No. 206, introduced by Mr..
Davis. February 23rd. finally brings the
subject Of taxation and prot ection" of mi
ming claims before the legislature. 1t seems
that Mr.. Davis is not content with taxing
the personal property of the miner. which
1t is necessary for him to have, in order to
work his claim. and the money that is taken
out Of it, but must also tax the right to
work the claim. The simple statement Of
the case, it would seem, should be sufficient
to effectually bar all legislation on the sub
ject. But some Of our wise Legislators
must needs find something by which the
burdens Of taxation can be increased that
officials may have full swing on pletho-
ric treasury.
The first section provides that miner,
holding claim, may commence and main
tain an action for interference Herewith -
The present statute recognizes the local
rules and regulations of miners, and we
cannot but regard the miners as much bet.
ter qualified to provide suitable rules for
the different mining districts, and for the
different descriptions of mining, than the
itinerant politicians who occasionally turn
up in our Legislatures.
Section second provides that every person
holding mining claim, who shall pay $40
to the Treasurer Of the county in which
such claim is located, shall receive Ger.
tifcate therefor and section third provides
that such certificate shall be prima (acie
evidence of possession, before any court
having jurisdiction in such cases, for peri
cd Of twelve months from its date Any
number of claims may be thus held by one
person, who may collect damage for injury
done to such claim or claims This would
enable spectators in mining claims to reap
rich harvest from the miners. They
would soon cover the entire mineral portion
of the State with such certificates, and
compel those who wish to work the mines to
purchase claims at such prices as they
might dictate The remaining sections pro-
vides for the disposition Of the tax thus
raised-for tho controller to furnish the
treasurers with the necessary receipts-and
for the punishment of treasurefs who may
issue receipts not signed by the controller
We have no idea that this bill will be.
come law. The Legislature will hardly
consent to turn the mines over to the con-
troll of idle and unprincipied speculators.-
The best legislation for the mines is 10 let
them entirely alone Tax the property
necessary to work them, and the amount
realized, but leave the mines free to the
poor as well rs to the afflucnt.
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MurderOus Assault,

On Saturday, as Mr.. Robert Gunnison, of
Morris Eavine, was on his way hithcr, he was
assulted by two men, and horribly beaten
He thinks that the first blow most have been
inflicted with a club, for, as he says, it
knocked him "cold the first whack." He
was senseless for some little time after being
Knocked down, and when he returned to
consciousness, found his assalants fumbling
in his pockets However, MS he had but lit
tie money about him. they were compelled
to reward themselves for their villainy by
taking his pistol. The object of these
scoundrels was doubtless to obtain money,
for according to Gunnsons version, he
knows both of them, and has never quar-
relied with either, but on the contrary has
frequently befrended one of them. Gun.
nison's face is much battered, his nose being
badly bruised. and both eyes being backed,
besides having various other marks of vio.
lence.
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MAN SHor.-Mr VIM. n. Allen. constable
Of Oregon Township was shot on Saturday
night at Morris Ravine, by man named
Sherman. 1t seems that Sherman had been
drunk and disorderly aud had engaged in
several disturbances during the day, and
that he shot Allen from behind some chappa.
rel bushes. with shot gun, as Allen was
hunting for him. Aliens face is badly wouu-
ded with shot, but is not considered danger.
ously hurt. Sherman has thus far succeed
ed in evading the officers.
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0 u t = G. e n raj e d
NOT CONQUERED.
DEcLARAToRY NOTICE

NVE THE UNDERSIGNED, CITIZENS OF
w the State OF California, do make and sub
scribe to this our declaration of Intention to organ.
lze Company under The name and style of the
JUNCTION ROAD COMPANY, for the purpose of
constructing a Turnpike Road, from Orovilie via
Longs Bar, White Rock. and the Junction of the
North and South Forks of Feather river, to place
known US Jacks Ranch. in the county of Butte and
state OF California. Aud notice hereby further
given, that the undersigned will meet at the Orleans
Hotel, in the town of 0royie and county of Butte.
on the tenth day of March A. ID. 1855 for the pur-
pose of preliminary organization, ms provided by an
Act of the Legislature Of the State OF California
passed May the l2th 1855, entitled IAN Act to au-
thorize the formation OF Corporations for The con
sTuction OF Plank and Turnpike Roads,
II. Z. DoWNER, RORT RITCHIE.
). CARLOW, s.P SAVAGE,
{ ". MASON, j. JOHNSON,
NJ. CLARK, A. F LE0VY.
JACOB POWELL, W. LEONARD,
q +. TOY. PHILLIP FARRELLY,
Wm. NJ. HUSSEY, S. W. w. C0UGHEY,
VI IL. FARLEY.
0rovile, February 81. 1858. f26.lOt.
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1sfy- The State Journal thinks our arti.
clio concerning "tax collectors" was the
idea Of another Very we'll. The blunderer
is right for once. by jolly. We do occasion
ally use the ideas of others, when the coin.
eide with our own. But we do not allow
politicians to control US. We do not take
n position enc day, have talk with politi.
clans, and back down the next day and ac-
knowledge it MS the Joarnai did in regard
to biennial sessions Of the Legislature.
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FIRE.-About o'clock on Saturday af-
tcrnoon, n small house on Oak street, oppo.
site the Presbyterian Church, owned and GO.
cupied by Mr., Michael Collier, took fire and
was entirely consumed The fire was the
result Of a badly arranged stove.pipc. The
loss Of his house and furniture will heavily
on Mr.. Collier, and We trust that an effort
to raise q relief fund for him will be success.
full. Mr.. Golfers loss is four or five hun.
dred dollars.
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JIMMY KENNovAN, an advertisement
which appears elsewhere, it will be observed
that our walkertive friend Jimmy Kenno.
van has made up his mind to pull up stakes
and leave this vale of tears. He tells us
that he is ferryman no more, and that il ia
his purpose to visit England. to walk into
the affections and admiration Of the British
ers Hc offers some desirable property for
sale
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PisroL SHOOTING Capt. John Travis,
the celebrated and renowned pistol shot, is
now in the city, and is fitting up a gallery
here. We congratulate our friends and the
admirers of hair-triggcrs, on the opportu-
nifty that will be afforded them to learn to
hit the "Bulrs.eye" at will Capt Travis
is the hero of l27 matches; and it will
doubtless be remembered by many of our
readers, that he is the man who, in 1854
accomplished, on wager of $1,000, the des-
perate and unparalleled feat of shooting an
orange only two inches in diameter. with
out any intervening object, off a mans head
at the distance of 36 feet; the man standing
with his face toward Travis. Jehn 7. Gs.
borne was the man who supported the or
ange on his head; and the scene of the
match was Tiger Island, Parish of st. Ma
ry's, Louisiana. Of course, there is no use
in recurring again to his last match with
Mr.. Edwin Paul, in which, as usual, he came
Oft victorious Louisville Journal.
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TALKING BACK.-Rev. Geo. +. Fisher,
dismissed by council from the Congrega-
tional Church at North Amherst, preached
a farewell sermon, in which he expressed his
opinion with perfect freedom Of the spposi-
tion which procured his dismission. He said:
at was an opposition conceived in sin,
brought forth in inquity, increased by ig.
norance, fed by envy, fostered by jealousy.
promoted by pride, famed by disappointed
ambition, continued in malice, encouraged
by timidity, streugthed by the unexpected
yielding Of good men, perpetua.cd in stub
bornuess, and triumphant in sclf-will and
wickedness"
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GOLD HILL STORE
f. O R 8 a Il u

NNE intend to Leave, and IT You
w wish al good bargain and tne best frame store
in Butte county, snitabie for banking, merchandi.
Zng, or almost any other business, CALL AND SEE
US Part can rcmain on mortgage. Wo will like
wise sell two or more shares in the PARKS CLAIM.
one In the BUCKEYE. und two or more In the : v.
BASTDPOl-all claims Of good repnte, on Gold Hill,
and warranted not to cnt the eysteeth of any pur.
cnaser, unless he should give pile" for them We
are closing business, therefore during the next month
our goods shall be sold Cift, iP FOR C.4SH, and
those indebted tn us may avoid trouble by calling aud
Settling Mt Once. GEO. PRINTY,
Feb -. lSJS. z, l. PARKS
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APoLoa rTIc.-A lack of papers from which
to gather interesting items Of eastern ews,
is all the apology wo can offer for the unin
teresting paper which wc furnish our read.
ers this morning. There were lots Of At.
lantic papers in town yesterday, but our
friends. the newsmen, "throwed off " on US
We shall publish an extraordinarily good
paper Tomorrow.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-01

COCKTAILS ExTRAoRpfNARy. - The
drinking members Of our Office RECALLED
themselves yesterday over bottle Of won
derfully fine cocktails, mixed up and donat-
cd by Sam Mcrwin, of the Plaza Hall. Iu
the name Of our incorporate attaches we
thank him.
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ATLANTIC PAPERS We are indebted to
Mr.. Leland of the Alta Express, for copy
Of the N Y. Times. Porter's Spirit, and the
March number Of Godey's Lady's Book.
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DRAFTs.-We desire to call especial at
tention to the advertisement of McWilliams
stating that he will sell sight drafts on
Wells, Fargo & Co.
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KEEPS WORKING Frank Joanson's fy-
trap, which we described on Saturday, keeps
on working, and corrals the insects Mt
great rate. 1t is only surpassed by the
celebrated "Brummell ny-trap," for a des.
cription Of which we have no space.
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HuTcmNG's MAGAzINE.-We have re-
ceived from the publishers, the March mum :
Der Of this popular periodical. 1t contains
several 6ne wood cuts.
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CHARITABLE.-We learn that some sew.
enty-fve dollars we're donated by citizens
to Mrs. Collier, whose house was consumed
on Saturday. The charity is well-timed
and commendable
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-01

CURLY.--Smokers, chewers and snuffers
are directed to turn their eyes to the ad-
vertisement which Curly" the Bank Ex-
change Cigar dealer, publishes in another
column.
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DR.. J. R. N. OWEN

WI night at his office at Colon a. McDermotts
Drug Store, when not absent ON professional bus
The singular discrepancy between wha. rs due him
and what he expects to realize from the same, and
the increasing difficulties in meeting lhb ordinary
demands Of frugal lite, impress him with the ub-
surdity of continuing to render professional services
which imposes some expense snt much response
DOCTORS BlLi.w and especially such paper
seems not likely to become aegotiable ut an early
period in these parts.
Charges will hereafter be presented, In all cases,
his services to be required. Persons
living away from town, who may require his servi.
ces at night would do we'll IN send by their messen.
ger $50 If they require prompt attendance. as he
can still less afford to unre or jeopardze his health
by night-ridng unless he thereby realize ready
provision for his own necessities.
To those who have paid his demands, be desires
to express his sincere thanks for their patronage.
OrOville, March lin
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OR0vILLE. MONDAY, MARCH lt. 1858.

~ MIR. John III. LiIiard is authorized TO
receive Subscriptions and collect moneys for the
Daily and Th. Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
al distance obtain the paper by furnishing him
with their names.