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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-06-03
Statistics of Insanity.

1t is of comparatively modern datt
that the insane have been treated upol
correct and scientific principles, ant
staticties of insanity, as prepared by
medical men, show some curious facts
In England where great attention ha
been given to the subjecG it has beer
ascertained that the liability to disease
is greatest between twenty and forty
years of age; that the liability of tht
sexes is in the proportion of ffty-four
per cent of males to forty-six of females
that the agricultural population is more
subject to insanity than the manufacturer
that nutritious food is more beneficial to
the insane than low fare; that person
al restraint is hardly ever absolutely
necessary; and various other facts, all
assisting more or less, to reduce the
proper treatment of insanity to posi-
| tive science.
In an interesting article on this sub
ject the Lcdger states that the statistics
of our American asylum agree, with
these. In one respect, however, the
English statistics exhibit a striking diff
ference from our own; we allude to the
vast population. In England and
Wales, i'll 1857, one pauper out of every
fifty was insane; whereas only one out
of every four thousand of the non-pau-
per class was so.
In large towns, such as London, in
sanity prevails to a greater extent than
in other towns, owing, it is supposed,
to the greater cerebral activity of the in
habitants. This fact has its parallel in
the United States, where the largest
proportion of insane is found in New
England, the cities also having more in
sane than the country. 1t would seem
that the wealthy classes, who are COM
paratively free from anxieties, enjoy the
greatest immunity; while the class which
is subject to it is the educated poor,
whose whole life often is constant
struggle. Insanity is increased by civ
ilization, forming a contrast, in this
respect, to idiocy, which is rather the
disease of savage life. A fertile cause
of insanity religious excitement.
The causes of insanity are various
In round numbers, about ten per cent,
are hereditary physical causes; about
sixty two per cent, moral causes; and
the remainder unknown. Nearly half
those insane from moral causes became
insane from grief. In insanity from
moral causes, about ffty-one per cent
recover; but when the insanity is from
physical causes only thirty-four. Near
ly half those who recover have second
attack, according to one authority. An
other estimates that of ten persons at
tackled, five recover, and five die, not
more than two continue well for the
rest of their lives; the other three sus-
tain subsequent attacks, during which
at least two of them die.
At present there are fourteen thou
sand insane patients III the English
county asylums. Towards them less
hardship is practiscd than towards
scholars in public schools. Not single |
straight jacket it is believed, is to be
found in any of these institutions
This is more, alas! than can be said of
the United States
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-06-03

Nor so OBvIoUs-',I cannot bear
children" said Miss Prin, disdainfully.
Mrs. Partington looked at her over
her spectacles mildly before she replied,
"Perhaps if you could you would like
them better"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-06-03

By Why is young man hugging
his sweetheart like an epicure who per-
mits his wine to leak away? Because
he is wasting what he loves. Foolish /!
aiut he?
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-06-03

nm- Small chap on the street with a
big hat on. Stranger sees him and cries
out: "Hello, hat, where are you going
with that boy?"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-06-03

ais that clock right over there ?"
asked a visitor. i
"Right over there? Certainly; faint
nowheae else"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-06-03

n@- The new reading of 'tkeep stiff
upper lip lip" is, maintained an invari-
rble rigidity in the spot where the
moustacho ought to grow"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-06-03

GA Texas editor complaines that,
while chopping wood few days ago he
struck his foot with his axe and split it
in two. As he has now a cloven foot. no
doubt he can play the devil better than
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-06-03

RD~A gentleman of Norfolk Va, had
fine negro to whom he gave the privi-
lege of hiring himself out, and keeping
half the wages. A short time since the
negro came home to. his master, to tell
him that the man for whom he had been
working wished to buy him, and would
give thirteen hundred dollars for him.
"Well," said his master ''what of that?
[ don't wish to SELL
"But, you sec massa," said Sam, Use
had cough some time, and 'spects l M
gwin into de sumption. L don't 'spect
[ shall last more'n two or three years,
and I'd like to take dat man in'
HA- The woman who never interfered
with her husbands affairs, arrived in
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-06-03

R9-''Tommy, how's your folks?"
'Ali we'll but growlcr, and he's got
the bowwow- cl complaint"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-06-03

ana StrOVe Wltnln nefSel1 TO be CALM
But the shadow was to deep-the heart
ache too heavy.
In a little while her husband followed
her and discovering. something to his
surprise, that she was weeping, said in
a slightly reproving voice. "Why, bless
me not in tears. What silly little
puss you are !! Why didn't you tell
me you thought of making me a
dressing gown and pair of slippers,
and | would have vetoed the mat
ter at once You couldn't hire me to
wear such founting things. Come back
to the parlor''--he took hold of her arm,
and lifted her from the chair" and
fsing and play for me: "The Dream
Waltz, or the Tremolo," Dearest May,
or "The Silly Night" are worth more
to me than forty dressing gowns or a
cargo of embroidered slippers. Almost
by force he led her back to the parlor
and placed her on the music stool. He
selected favorite piece, and laid it be-
fore her. But tears were in her eyes,
and she could not see note. Over the
keys her fingers passed in skillful touch
es; but when she tried to take up the
song, uttcrance failed; and sobs broke
forth instead of words.
"How foolish - And turning from
the piano he walked across the room.
A little while the. sad young wife re-
and in partial anger. Then, rising,
she went slowly from the room-hcr
husband not seeking to restrain her
and goi back to her chamber, sat down
in the darkness.
The shadow which had been cast up
on her spirit was very deep; and al
though the hidden sun came out again |
right early, it was a long time before its
beams had power to scatter the clouds
that foated in loves horizon.
The shadows VIC cast Father, hus-
band, wife sister, brother, SOP, neigh
bor-are we not all casting shadows dai-
ly, on some hearts that are pining for
the sunlight of our faces! We have
given you two pictures not as a mirror,
but as kaleidoscope. In all their in
fnitely varied relations, men and wo-
men selfshly or ignorantly, are casting
their shadows upon hearts that are pin
ing for sunli eht. A word, look, a
tone, an act will cast a shadow, and
sadden spirit for hours and days.
Speak kindly, act kindly, be forgetful
of self, and you will cast but few shad-
ows along the path of life. The true
gentleman is always tender of the feel
ings of others-always watchful, lest he
should entionally-always think
ing, when with others. of their pleasure
instead of his own He casts but few }
Be gentlemen. ladies, or, in
n a word that which includes all graces |
md excellencies of Christians; for it :
$ the Christian who casts the fcwest I
hadows of ALL '
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Notice.

EfE 1T KNOWN, that |, HELEN AUGUST
- WILL ltMSON, married woman, wife Oi
Leonard " illinms IN. both residents of the county
of lutte and state OF California, do hereby declare
That 1t is my intention Ia carry on business my
own account sole trader in the business oi iio cl
SeeinR at the town of Hamilton, in snd county and
that the amount o money or capital invested IN Slid
hnsihess originally, does not exc ed the sum Of FIVE
thousand dollars
HELEN AUGUSTA WILLIAMSON
STATE oF CAtIF"R>i,, County of lMtte.
Reiore me, Hiram Cum, Justice of the Peace In
anH for said conntt, In The township of Hamilton, ,
personally appeared appeared, Helen Augusta vii
hanson u me personally known to be the individu
al described n aud who executed the foregoing dec
iarhit "A, and Ia ing by me first duly sworn. did or
oaIh declare, after being by he, examination sep
arae ant apart from and ithOul the hearing of he
sild husband, made acq ainted with the contents Of
lhe foregoing declaration, L at the same il true tha
she executed the same freely and voluntarily with
out fear, compnison or undue influence OF her snit
husband and that she does not drsire to retract IN.
execution of the same.
1853 JIIRtW GRIM
iei'-ow Justice OF the Peace
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Sherif'S Sale.

2pY VIRTUE OF \ WRIT or EXEiJ-rs
issued out Of the District Court ~ the Flnss'
Judcln District in ~ d for Butte county ard 3 ,t,,
Califbri in. Ia me directed and delivered comp,r
ing me To make the sum of three hundred and ,;,,
nine forty two one-hundreth dollars (Saiq 4l) ri.
in crest thereon at The rate ten per cen, r-, =,
nun from the fourt enth day Of May. A. D lcl
until paid, and the further sum of twsnr, \
twenty five oue.hnndrp'h dollars. $50 25I ee.s 4
,uit and accruirg costs on s"id wri, wh.r
CHARl E@ 10Y is plaintff and JAMES Rad
LEV i ref ndent ! hive levied upon and .ha6 4
p 90 at Pub ic >nln ~ the ! hest bidder for a5
on Monday the 23d day of Augu.t A. b. lSS
the hour Of Two O'Clock p. VI. OF said day. All
th"s' tain p ces ard parcels Of la d. de.ctA-
a- follows, to wit: All that ccrtnn piere s rMs
Of lnnd stu Il d in the town Of Crove. Bu,te cod
ty, California. ii being part Of Lot No. 5 in Rid
No 3 as laid down on the town plot Of tht said 4
Of 0roville. ard formerly occupied by p Farty
Prother. Also c. rtnin piece o" parcel # land ID
aied in the town of ORC, He. county and State as
said, and known - Lot No ? in Bhck No. 2 1
laid down on the town rrp or plnt aDresai I
gether with all and singular 4 e tpnemens hers
menls and nppurteuances th-rrunto helo0ging 1
any wise appertaiuing TO each OF the said artsa(
land.
The above sale to T. kc place at the Cour, Nd
door. in the town Of Oroyi.le. county ard n
Aforesaid
". d, PLT.H, Sheriff Butte CONT
Dated Droville August C'. \. u 1888.
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SheriH'S Sale.
EpY VIRTUE OF A Decretal Ord,
n y issn.d nnt Of the nIstrict Enutl Of ihe IN


I'D issued out Of the District COun Of the W
'tcnth JUGtclal Disir,t. in and for Butte County an
State Of California, against SIMON GARRtSsEs s|
W. WHALING, and in favor Of ROCCO Ni1
CHELLA. for the sum of Five Hundred and IN
nollers, principal debt. and the further Of1hTI
ilnnired ard Ihlrty-four twenty five one e.hundrsi
Dullnr- interest together with lcCal inter 81 then
from the date Of this decree and thirty per eaI
'hercon for attorneys fees, and The further SUI
Thirty five twenty one hundrcths Dollars er.
suit, ana all .ccruiiP ensts Of said writ, 10 M
rccted ana d2liN comma ding me TO vi
murtgaged premises hereinafter described loasl
sale demands. III on tuesday. the 94th dayd Y
gust Nd. 1873, AT the hour of Two O'Clock PF
said day: in pursuance Of the requiremenso o. 81
writ, i'll sell at public sae To ihe highest hA I
Tor cash, the property described IN said order o y
IA 'llows. To VIII That piece or parcel Of land u
mated in the town of orovlle. county and "a
aforesaid commencement on the nOrAfry lh
Bud street, CO feet enstcrly frorl The nofhts
rrly corner of Bird street and Iluntoon sit
running along the said northerly lire Of Bird .fs]
eaSterly 33 feet. ,hense at right aGglcs nortbeP i
feet, thence at right angles westerly 80 feet hfn
at light arglrs sonlhcry 50 feet to the place o os1
ming, bciag part "f Lot No 3 in Block No.
laid down on the existing map of said town lossl
wirh all and singular the tenements, hereJAa~' v
anf appurtenlnces ihereunto belonging " u ~
wise appertaihing.
The above sale TO take plnce at the Couf Nv
door In the town Of Oroylle, County aud sIsas ""'
SAID
v ID PLU.N, Sheriff Butte County
OrpViilp Auu 1lh lS5S
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Sherif'S Sale

UPH thtVc or an EXecutIon IT,.
D ont Of the District Court of the Fiftssn,n
cial District in and for Butte county and g..
California, TO me rected and deliver d. coro.''
ing mo u make the sum of three bnna,aa 'f p
eleven io1o0 dollars with interest thereon f. ~
lst dav Of Fohrnarv a. u 1858 az the r.,. .1 w w
Ter cer' pr aunum. and all costs of sn;, a W ~
IL ~" sum Of forty three seventy one hnn, nv
dollar and all accrung costs on sail wr, ~ 's
4. r Su,s are ". Norgomthen is plairtig ara y \
Guuni, n j. defendant. have levied unon 49, A.
expose al public sale TO the highest bidder r.,
at the Court House door in the town of o,o,;~
County ard State aforesaid. on Thursd.w y.
18Th day of August. A. D 1875. at9 o.o,,.
=. W Of aid dav. all of tue right title Ana ~
Of the above named Defendant in and to ons .s.,',
Store House. and one Stable situated on vo,,,' ~
vine in Eureka Township, Butte connty C.lIh,.sll
about three-quarters of miles sruth-east AZ ~,
village of SebastOpol and on the norih-ea. .t. u
the main wagon road leading from Long, n, \
said SohastoI ol. together with all ami snru, nj
tenem' rts. heredtaments thereunto heloroir, \
in snvwse appertaining Also the land on WI !,
the same are situated.
~. u. PLU.N, Sherif Butte Count,
0yOyillp. Julv oS- n
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Sherif's Sale
DY VIRTUE OF AN 80.

RY VIRTUE OF AN ExEcrr
W issued ont OF the District Court OF the lion
Judicial District, In and for Butte COUNTY as.aa
OF california, to me directed and delivs,ss ass
handing me TO make the sum Of fou, hnaso, Too.
seventy -four 25-l00 (f474 2a) Dollars WITH 20 AZ
thereon at the rate u three per cent ~. 'He,ss
from TIE 5th day of MAY, A. n. 1856 nnt,lP ncat
cnsts ~ suit taxed in the sum nf .ssN 49, tai
$50 tO) dollars. AMI all accruipg costs ~, la
wherein ROhT ?. TAYLOR, FREDpPtcv% % w
cox ard DAVID BURROWS are plain,inx VII
A FRED FOSTER. THOS. WILLIAMS I ~
WILLIAMS, JOHN ST sLY. J. r Il innaE
BURGH and WM. aNDLER are netauaDks
have levied upon and will expose at pnhTs M, aa
the highest bidder for cash at the & M Un sai q
IN the town OF Orov lle county and sta,a .s oe'
on Saturday the 4th day OF SentsnesaH
a. ID. 1858, at the hour OF 2 o'clock. ""ef "sf
day, all of the right title and Interest n, ~.
named Defendents in and Ia n certain W.ss sao,' -,
known May 9th, A. d. 1856. as the sneIa. y, !, g
itch. taken from the stream known as Sur. ~
or Gold Ru", ind running thence TO Moore,os. ns
the ocali.v or mining camp known a. Bry,n,. ~ w
gings in Mountain snrlrg township, Butte - ~
alifornia, oget er with all and singular th I
ais branches reservoirs. innes tenement. h.,s
aments and az urt"nances thereunto belonrn, =.
anywise appert"i ing.
" ID. PLF.N, Sheriff Butte Count,
| Or"ville. Avg. llth. A. d. 1853
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COnstable's Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ExECUTrt

~ VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
- issued out of John : Berrys Court "A Justice
oi Tue Peace in and for Ophir Township. County oi
"utte and state of taforDis, against Junn Vence
shd iona Mcdonnell and In favor of George w
uefs ana JOIN Larcomb. Tor the sum of two hu L.
urea tssOOj dollars principal debt aud one hun
u'eu ana seveuH four (sl74) oars Interest n ID
"ccf"'hg interest on Tie same ~ llc rate of re.
y cen. per month, from the .9th dA, of JuIv A
D. i-o-, and all costs Of suit t,xed in the sum If
fourteen hty one hunefedihs (sli 50l dollars to
tehcr with all accsulng costs um suiI writ To me
h'rected and delivered commandilg e me To sell the
mortS ged premise; hereinaf.e described ,n sgtisc
AN dema ii. ~tl on Saturaay. the . n
Day OF september, A b lSlS ~ the. hour ol
e""h O'CLOCK, A NJ uf : III day in parSluoce of the
nqhr mems of said writ, self at punlc Sal,. To The
nen"st ni der for cash the property described IN
s"'u "rit us tolio~s-That certain pie e or uarc of
Ianu stua ell, ing and being in the ,unu of Hutt
ahu stae ui California, Gni cummcncng at a oridg
sn ss'ig the Ditch Of the Feather RI Grand On mr.
"nler company, runni theace a. the al, ch inv
.",s W ah OAK tree, theics westerly six eru an.
hati rous 10 pine tree thence tofthwestcrl, nv
US !" an OAK tree. thence sixteen and IA, ii rnis
W we place OF tegnnins, being the tropert, known
acre OF land. ~'OA' "'e
he above sale to take place in front Of John s
nsrry sinee 10 the town of Oroville, County ard
state Aforesaid A'-N
=. MAGUIRE. Constable
Dated August llth. 1855
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Sheriff s Sale.
EEX LIg'rTTN on TWO WRIIS VI

Ee execution. ssued cut oi the Dsird ouS'.. %
the Fifteenth uuicinl District in and i0f - -,
" OF Butte, and state ot California, u NJ "% W. I,
AMI delivered, commanding we 10 make lhe -, SsS =
iFe hnndred and fdy-two zjlO0 dolais@a .'i
t@s AT the rate of ten per cent per annun, uhm
ess the sum of sag l5l00) and the sum ol 49,
four 25l0O dollars costs Of suits and all accrul
on SAID wit. wherein ROBT McLIsBs f~aIS ~ Al.
JafDes Miller and George Nlchol ART De'tndans sa
50 thes4i1 of two thousand one huDdreu a.a "a.
l-lOC dsHarss bearing interest at the f"'e VI .D"
cent per a'lnum until paid, and The iurl'ti 90.
thirt, -oue II. 100 ,hpnrs costs rf st and oil aeI1 =.
cost on said witt wherein Nm NEshis' ~, mol.
TN, aud JAMES MILLER and Gtoh"I s,,os
are Defendants. have levi upon anu W 0 ss.
NJ tGblic sale. to The highest biDder ioi ,sse a, s
urdny the llth day Of September, A. w. ~. ,ya,
hour at , O'Clock r. NJ of saIf day. Az oi 's,,s 4,
title and interest ef The apnve named deieaua"" Al,
and 10 ;he following described properly - N no
hat certain piece or body If land sbssS w.. rabs
County "f butte, near the foot ui ,ne :" Raoei
You taius. abult two mlrs from Y hn'eaa,b snl
and about one mite from the toitnn~"~ ~. Souih
more particularly dcscr!b ,d rs lows y 4 nh .,
We @ lnrler Seclinn No "A. Township Va ~ rr 1
North Aaa y. 3 + ST. Mt Diahlo Metldlan,t = Al vcrh
Qliarrr Section NJ. 2h, rOA nships ~. O saf'
Range , East. Mt.Diahlo N-riisn. sefh y +, ,e .
TER >ection ~. Townships North ~ o,,,ls, Sc,
East, Vt. bHblo MeriIinn. >oaln "sst ~ E4s.
ilgH n 90 townships North -. Norm s.l,u NJ
Mt. Dab % Mrridisn south Eas Quarter e.'. M b.
20, rowusht n, rth 20 North Range hsI I,nJ; >
ahlo Meridian: oG taining $40 acre " herei.S
ge her ilh all and singular the tenenr,a'S ,,re orA
inens aud appIrtanenccs thcreuh'o ,.sin propef,
anySise appurahing. Also thai e,I" ,onLt,, n
II u ued in Oregon Township. Bulle e,n,islg
known rs the Buffalo Quartz Mil prope',., ,.,smenl y
Il the Quartz Mill, Machinery hxisrs. Iedge g.
a .ipurlanences together " iih the JIM Inch 81
altd near SAID mill, and III. land upon Ia ION 4
mill aud ledge are sii uated. Also aoV"
Q lartz Ratings lying near said mid. coo,, Hes
fhe above sale to take place al 'ne t sale ~
door in the town of orovi.ls, count! anN
said. c.,,,t,
NJ D. PLUM Sheriff Buis .s s0
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CASCADE TOWN SHIP.

CASCADE TOWN SHIP.
MooREvILLE.-John Keyes. Inspector,
and John Guildersleeve aud E. Dodge, Jud-
ges.
STRAWBERRY VALLEY --Teesdale. In
spector, aud C. Babcock and E. Smith. Jud
ges.
Inspector. and - Judges
RHINEHARr BAR M. Brown, Inspector
and II. q. Rogers, Sudges.
BRowN's DiGGINGs.--W. Burr, Inspector,
and - Judges,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-24
HAMILTON TOWNSHIP.

Hamilton Crrr.-R. q Moore. Inspse.
tor. and r. Davis. W. Williamson. Judges.
TuRNERs RANCH Robert Turner, In
spector, and Geo. II. Lynch. ]. NJ. Crane.
Judges.
FAuLxNKR's RAScH.--S. Forkner, To-
spector. and J. J. Clymsr, John Moore,
Judges
HoLLoLurA RANcxRarA.--Dr. Woodland,
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Notice.

A Ii. SHARES IN THE UNION Nina NAV .
n papv on whcs the assessments 70, ~, .alt
lnd July 1855, remaining unpaid wi. .ss ssths
Fairfield Bar for said Assessments .. nay ssict
If August 1855 at one O'Clock 7. n. " rPp.,a st -
sessments should the same remain r NJ
time '. VI. OfEhhshb
F.iric e r, I1l -, lsSs-
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ELECTION
PROCLAMATION !
State of California, I
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. !
NOTICE is HEREBY CIV
IN en-, that a General Elect

NOTICE is HEREBY CIV
l\ en-, that a General Elect
ion is to be held on Wednesday, the
first day of September next, through
out the State, at which tn following
Officers are to be elected:
One Justice Of the Supreme Court,
for unexpired term, a Controller OF
State, and District Judges for the
following Judicial Districts:
First, Second, Third, Fourth,
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth,
Tenth,7 Eleventh, Thirteenth and
Fourteenth.
Also, Senators are to be elected as
follows:
FOURTH DISTRICT,
Comrosed of the counties Of Alameda and
Santa Clara, one Ser ator.
FIFTH DISTRICTS
Composed Of the counties Of San Francis.
co and San Mateo, two Senators.
SIXTH DISTRICT,
Comroscd Of the counties of Mariposa
Nerccd. Tulare, Fresno and Buena Vista,
one Senator
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Comrosed Of the counties Stanislaus and
Tuolumne, orc S'nntor.
EIGHTH DISTRICT,
Composed f the counties Of San joaquin
and Contra Costa, one Senator.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Composed of the county .of Sacramento
one Senator.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
Composed If the counties Of Marin, Sono
ma and Ncndociro, one Senator.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed If the counties of Butte and
Plumas, enc Senator.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
Composed Of the counties Of sutter ant
Yuba, one Senator, and one from Yuba.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed of tho county Of Nevada, on,
Senator.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT,
COMPOSED Of the county Of Placer, ont
Senator.
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT,
Composed Of the county Of Ell Dorado. two
Senators
NINETEENTH DISTRICT.
Comrosed IF the counties Of Amador and
Calaveras, one Senator.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT.
Composed Of the county Of Sierra, one Sen.
ator.
Also, the following Members. OF As
scmb1y.
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WYANpOTTE OwNsHIP.

WYANporTE--J Snow, Inspector
D. Lewis and r. Rutherford, Judges.
WILSON'S RANcH.--C. Dunknm, Inspector
and J. NJ. Wilson and John Bergen, Jud.
ges.
HpNcUT CITY.--Thomas Fox, Inspector,
and W. Caiue and John U'Leany. Jud-
ges.
BANGoR.-E Felers, Inspector, and c
Brook aud James A Watson, Judges.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ENrERPRrsE-Robert Taylor, Inspector.
and - Jenney and 2. Wilcox, Judges.
SrEvEssoN's SToRE,-A. Stephenson, In
spector, and W. Brown, and ]. Finburn,
Judges.
MooRE TowE.--John Freeland. Inspector
and John Moore and F. Arthur, Judges.
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ORC TOWNSHIP.

ORC TOWNSHIP.
Gao LERvA.--J. Worden, Inspector, md
Thomas Jones. Judges.
FoRBEsrowN- r. r. Chappell, Inspector,
n. D. Ollphant and II. Chickenng, Jud-
ges.
ROBINSON MILL--A. Lewis, Inspector,
II, C. Hammond, Judges.
HANsoNvILLE.--J.H II. Hanson. Inspector
and - Thompson and - Armstrong,
Judges. ..
NATcHEs.--George Pierson, Inspector
d. W. G. Day and F Bailey. Judges.
EvANsvILLE.-E. Brown. Inspector, and
Thomas benson and +. Waterman, Jud
ges
BINGHAM's BAR.--w. F. Hooper, Inspec'
tor. Capt. Mead and Ferguson, Jud'
ges.
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CHICO TOWNSHIP.

CHrco. John Bidwell, Inspector, and A.
II. Barber, DR.. j. B. Smith, Judges
JENsING's LANDING wv Lee. Inspector,
and W Usher. Jas. TOrney. Judges.
WHEELER's HoUsE.--C. Wheeler, Iuspec.
tor. and Thos. s. Wright, A. D. Turner.
Judges
JonNseN's RANCH y. Lowry, Inspector
and W. Hsushaw, j. Watson Judges.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Ippsector, and 8. Y. Hale, W. B. Maxwell,
Judges.
The officers Of the several Election Pre-
cincts are hereby instructed not to attach
their accounts to the Election Returns, but
to send them in separately, certified to by
the Inspector Of their respective Precincts.
By order Of the Board Of Supervisors Of
Butte County.
F. A. MATTHEWS, Chairman.
Attest, NJ. II. DARRACH,
Clerk Of Board.
By J. II. MARBLE. Deputy.
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The People of the State Of California, re-
presented in Senate and assembly, do
enact as foiiotcs