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LOSDoS MONEY MARKET.
Consols were quoted at the close on Friday al ess
cSA for money aud account.
The bullion the hank Of England hal increased
El3e.oOO
Mcssrs Barring Bros. quote money easy at 81 a per
cent bar silver, 5s lsd., dollars nominal al g. oa.d
eagles, 76s. 81.
Tho London Daily Ne'os city article Of Friday evening
November ~, says The funds to-day duli, and
decline of one eighth Ter cent finally quoted, owing
principally 70 the anguor ~ business In the other de
pattments 81 the stock Exchange there equal All
~ any features Of interest More Observable
the discount market and the supply money Is more
abundant The general rate for good bills SIN q per
cent instances IN which transactions take place below
that rate are less rare There no bullion operations
at The bank to-day.
The london lime city article of Friday evening
says - The English funds opened steadily ths morning
nj tho firm prices Of yesterday. and ned without
much alteration although there disposition 70 dull
AZ the close, n consequence q the quotations from
Paris being slightly less favorable The abundance OF
money increases and transactions have taken place the
discount market al % per cent In the foreign
changes this afternoon there slight decline IN the
rates On Vienna and Trieste, other places they were
about the same al the last post About 10000 ia gold
arrived to-day from S. Petersburg, and further similar
amount Is expected immcdatelythc whole has been sold
ior expectation The colonial produce market during the
week has been scauty supplied, partly on account 81 hs
CEtcrly wind CtardnE The arrival Of many vessels now
Overdue steady business has taken place chiefly for
consumption and some Of The leading staples have closed
~ slightly advanced rates There is still, however a
general want VI animation.
AMERICAN SrctEffrFS.
Mfssrs Barring Bros. X Co. quote an improved demand
Tor American securities. United states AYES, 20 Masss
chusetts Ewes, bonds 02 l03 Maryland ives, bonds,
Virginia hycs aud sxes, SO. Railway securities quiet,
Panama bonds, 95
Messrs Bell 4 Co report state stocks IN improved de.
rnand, and al slightly advanced rates railway securities
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Death OF Hon. Benjamin +. Butler-1IeetInU
of Americans In Paris.

Al numerous ana highly respectable meeting Of Anne
riean ezens convened On the 18th Of November the
banking house Of Messrs John Munroe 4 Co. Rue de la
Pax, for the purpose Of public expression of
poet for the life and character, and their grief at the
ameaied death Of the Hon Benjamin y. Butter OF New
York, who expired in Paris the sth inst after brie
Illness, the Hon. John Y Mason Of Virginia was unan
mousy called 70 the chair, and Mr. Cooley Of New York
Judge MASON, on taking the chair addressed the meet
ing 10 feeling and impressive manner andng 10 the
eminent public services and private The deceased
in terms highly appropriate to the occasion.
AT the conclusion Of his remarks Hon HAMILTON Flsn
Of New York presented the following preamble and reso-
lutious. which were unanimously adopted
Whereas, In the nscrutable Providence Of God,
called TO lament the deccasc Of our sincerely respected
fellow citizen the Hon BENJAMIN. Butler, OF New York,
who, having but few days since lcit his country AMI
home for what lie joyousy called his "hrst holiday, has
been, here at the threshold q h anticipated enjoy mont
suddenly summoned TO bis anal rest
Resolved That tie mysterious Providence which has
suddenly aud ~ foreign land taken from among us onr
distinguished and lAmsnted countrynau BENJAMIN r. But
Ter, while overwhelming with sadness impresses upon
the conviction that all but pilgrims aud soourn
ers in strange country, and that our home i not here.
Resolved That The eminent public services and private
virtues which endced the deceased o. large circle Of
warm friends and earnest admirers afford pleasing
and grateful retrospect IN this hour Of sudden bereavmcn
AZ advocate, q legislator, the codaer Of the
statutes Of his native STATE the law officer OF the fcdc
ralgssernmcni, he has l,fi Us he example ola life direct
Cd by lofty OF duty, rectudc aud parotsrn and
ilunined BY the brightness % refined and cultivated
intellect.
In private life he excmpcd the character OF the true
fead the upright citizen, the sincere Ha earnest Christ
ian, ia whom gentoness was beautifully combined with
AFmness, modesty with decision, and wiosc manly bold
and self reliance tempered and chast ned by
pure and chldlke simplicity Of taste and Of
Resolved That while aaInoa he'd not 10 obtrudc
The saIctty of house 81 mourning, desire 10
tender % tho bcreivcd family u the deceased
and heartfelt ,undoierUe.
Resolved That tn President ~ ti.s raeetug be re.
qucs;ed 20 forward copy Of these resolutions % the
family u Mr.. Butler
On motion 81 Mr.. schroeder Of Rhode Island,
Resolved, That thc proceedings q this meeting be pub
lished IN ColignaHi NcWeH9,r
motion Of SIR. Prcnloss abe meeting then adjourned.
j. y. MASON, Chairman.
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DEPAl1ANxr ~ SrATy,
~ - ~ - - y 2 y
Wa mSGTOS, Nov. "a, 1855.

Man FotNp GUtLrY ~ 4 JtEY ASp PROVED
ISSoep>T ~ tAu.-Wt mentioned IN our last. In alb
straci q the procecdngs az the Circuit Court that man
named John isnn had been found guilty AMI condemned
to lcars sofNre in ths Tthtsntary Tor having stolen
and Killed heisr hcongn 10 IT, y Reed u turns out
that Mr. Eecas heller was neither stolen nor killed Tor a
day or two horne alive and hearty, thus prov
inc that poor iiapn had been wrongfally condemned.
Fortunately, he had not been setcrced - trial
was granted him, upon which the Indictment auashed
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FINE Ants.

NFw PHOTOGRAPHIC INVENTIONS.
~ tfIsIi.LNs GALLERY, ssJ Brpadway.
"SUn know Maiiaek's theatre 'rerIniy.H THIN
have noticed he gallery csc by "of COURSE Well
What do You think i" n think ~ the pleasant raj
Tits the hoor., always
hrongcd by fashionable verS, and resembling rh
saloon than ralcry" yes. but lhs only part III
aractn besides those delightful Nieogaphs which have
rendered nus establishment popnaf t. proprietor las
invested style Of porrsisurr by 81 whrh every
renteran becomes spos Of HeNisre, and every lady
Venus Of Milo" You ioknyn / quite serious.
and how d. you cal this Invention The dscoyerer
with hs usual modesy, instead ~ cooking Greek
Latin derivau0ns calls simply medallion eatneic They
emiueny adapted or clef lokos rings and
OF the smsls : description"
Mr. CHOhill, moreover. rontnnes 81 supply the public
with the cheapest and perfect specimens Oh
rsOr photographs pastel paintings anbrUtycs
Remember. ss3 broadway, near MAliscks
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The Bombay mail Of October rs had reached England.
The details OF the news are quite uumportant
The Bubay money market was easy.
The Nking OF Delhi had been sent 10 Calcutta under
escort.
Ihe proclamation IN which the British Crown
diett common India Was expected 60 be promul
sA'sa on the an Of November Great preparations were
making 10 celebrate the event grand scale.
An explosion occurred az the Kurrachcc Arsenal as
some fireworks were being prepared, and four were
Killed. The whole Of the raesand musket ammunition,
amounting TO million Of pounds destroyed, and the
greater part Of the Arsenal blown up.
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RAILROADS.

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
~ Winter arfangementsu and amer Monday, Nov t<5s
trains VIII leave Twenty sixth street. Ncs York follows
4 N mail train Cor Albany lSeA ", White Plains 40
PALS 5P M White Plains eisr NJ from whAe and Centre
streets; $50 N, Williams Bridge. Returning vii eaye
A. NJ, rom White Plains go 4. ", Williams fridge; A.
NJ Crotnp Pals, A. ". Mlertnn; ~ A. NJ White Plains:
sls - NJ map ag w ,9 sss s ~ vh ssp wn,m
wM ). CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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which 247 600 bales American.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
me advces nom Manchester are encoarag ing, there
having been slight advance in all kinds OF goods.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence X ca. quote flour very
dun but steady; Western canal COS Philadelphia and
quiet but steady red Western, as ga. s. 3D.. white
10. 6s. 6s 3d. white Southern, 6s Cd Is. Corn very
dull, and quotations nominal mixed, 2ss. yellow, 29s.
white 32s
LIVERPOOL. PROVISION MARKET.
Messrs Bieland, Aytha 4 Co., Richardson, Spence
Co.. James Mclienry and others quote beef heavy and all
he close Pork dull, at 7os Bacon heavy with but lit
lie inquiry, and prices weak Lard du and prime freely
offered at 52s the market closing frmcr, however Tai,
advanced 3D. Butchers Association quoted 5ls. Cd.
SIS, but with none on the market.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers and other circulars quote ashes quiet pots
buoyant Coffee firm. Rice Grin and 3D. higher; Carroll.
lss. 23s cd. for middng TO fine. Tea-An average
business without quotabe change in rates. Resin steady
common scarce at Is. %. As. 3D. medium 5s Cd. 9s
fine l2s lis. Hides dull. Bark dull Baltimore Is. Cd
philadephia sales unmpor,ant Cod oil Ego Seal OIL
sales unimportant Lnseed Oh IN petter demand, az EOS
29s Cd Olive oil advanced los Dos Spirits turpen
tine dull at 39s. Cd. q 40s.
LONDON MARKETS.
Messrs. Barring Bros quote breadstufs quiet and un-
changed, White heat, 42s red, 36s. 40 -four, Dos
24s. Iron firm rails 60 los &c l5s bars f6 5s. Sugar
opened quiet, but closed buoyaut and slightly higher
Coffee quiet Tea quiet-Congou, lloyd Spirits turpen
tine firm at Ais Lnseed advanced Is. Linseed cakes
quotations barely maintained; New York, fl0 l0s Bos
ton, $40 Lnseed oil steady at 29s Fish oils slow Of
vanced Cd. a Is. Taiiow quiet a, Sis.
HAyRE MARKET.
For the week ending November 16, nelusive:-Cotton
steady sales Of the week $500 bales stock So 900 bales
New Orleans tres ogd,rdire LOST The manufacturing adj
vices favorable. Brcadsufs quiet. Ashes firm. Cof
fee duh, and slightly lower. There was more doing in
oils at rather lower prices for all kinds Rice dull Caro-
lima, 27f Sugar buoyant, and slightly higher. Whale
bone quiet.
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THE I.EcTUNE SEASON.

A LECTURE ON INDIA, IRIS TNHsBirANrS THEIR
N manners customs 6c, viii he delivered In The christian
Chapel In Seventeenth two doors west " sixth
nrr. this Jussday evening, commencing nj ~ - ock
collection vii ~ taken The benefit ~ the sunday school
Inc public are respectfully invited 10 attend Seats free
nRATloSS, LECTURES. LETTERS AND OTHER LITE
W compositions written ~ order and honorable cord
dence Observed or reasonable conpeusegu ~ an erpe
rienred and curpstnt Address post paid b. W. j.
ZIG Broadway, up stairs
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release Of the Jewish child Mortara The Pope had re
pied tia. the boy return 10 his parents Was Impossible
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rUrlNpTURE.

CHILpRESs REGISTRARS, WITH sIDEs -CorT sGE
~ bedseads CRIBS and cradles styles AL in great
riety Bureaus warrobrs tables Mattresses Of MI kinls
and cheap, wAIkkRS, G Broadway, four doors below
Blocker street, In the basement
EHAME1IED CHAMBER SUITS or FURNITURE IN
u ali coors and styles wholesale retail prices rom
S1s and upwarda WARREN WARD, III Canal street. Gold
No. 30, four doors est Of Broadway, New York.
TSrRSrruRr pouour FOR READY MONEY! FAIR
IL value given ready money for frnhnrn cafprs oeoSs
l8 Ssth avenue, between Ninth aud Tenth streets
L,URNTTuRE ruRvTTURE- HIGHEST pRIcEPMDF0R
IN household firnure, VIII advance hberaly
furniture, csrpens. merchandise pianos wa'shes aa
stored RICHARD WALTERS, % Vathsfine street.
w sSTFp FURNITURE WANTED IN EXCHANGE
w Tor board the location good TIE apartments very De
can satisfactory srraneemens snn permsnent suited
the given and required Address tor
DAYS NJ y. r., Herald os,lce.
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nENTIsrRy.-TEETH EXTRACTED IN ri =
~ without the sliehless pain, hy my new an
cess-not freezing. This sdmirable systemsp
only Reference given n required 1880
in II. q. bURKIN, sss Canal street, neer
rFEru.-SEw YORK, sERsEy Ctry-pR
dentist American Dental Institute 6sv
eond street and sss sixth avenue, corner of y
s,rce,. aisn branch orlce, 100 Washington str
kmerscau eunotype teeth. beautiful, comforts
satisfactory WORK or no pay. Four premium
sess s5 gold sets SIS; silver, ~, filing teet
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srRoIoGY AND cf.AfRyoyANog-x BRUCs
n be sonsa,ed her once, TO brand street second
~ the Bowery second airs hs door where
she via her truth 10 the line u aso
ioay and ciawvoyance Fee SOC.
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fu.ArRvoyAScE-wRs HAYES 81 BRooNE STREET

~ near the Bowery clairvoyant physcisn-asto
deafness caarrh asthma consum dyspepsia heart
liver and kidney complaints female dsaty
headache cured m eursbie and satisfaction given, re
member, or no pay taken.
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nOn -THE ADVERTISER Is AFR

$4,000 i,,ns s N sr.' ss.s rs . ars
fully established. having n run OF eNcpllentc
tusresa ran be extended " a very large amou
fcient capnal being The only drawback ArDi
having the above amount ~ command can NJ
vorable opportunity Il realizing at least sac
years profits. References, 6c. unexceptio.
with real name, II. -. NJ, Herald nnics
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BILLIARDS.

A NEW IMPROVEMENT DECRER's PURE ELIAS.
"A tic continuation cushion. patented Nov ISIS Blliard
tables every description, different szes fof private
prices varying from $3.50 10 ssoo according " sie All kinds
a billiard trimming &C. L. DktkkR, m st.
DfYIIARD TABLES FOR SAtH.-rHELANS PATENT
ID c0mbina cushions nearly new wood bed, VIII be sold
,h,sp. Can NJ. Hall place behind Tompkin market
IAMFs JACK, BULLS HEAD HOTEL CORNER THIRD
81 Twenty fourth his elegant
u acious Billiard this evening with three o sbaps cee.
y ated tables All lovers Of good Of Billiards should
hlrpa call
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A RTIFrcIAL TEETH INSERTED AT THE I
q possible prices.-Sets on silver, -, on e
tinuous gums on plstins, ee5. Teeth extracted
omces sle Canal street, near Mercer street one
1,rpadwax DIR. EAG
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> sale a. $3.50 aud $500 everything complete Call nnf ~
Private houses furnished The patent
taken on. W. II. GEIFrI1H'S. ls6 FULTON street.
w j. StIARP'S IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES WITH
w a. w, If0mans patent rencxibe cushions
May acknowledged by the most practical and scientific
players superior In the world defynR ronpetsn
they having the greatest advantage al others accuracy
aud Purchasers vii do we'll calling
mining before purchasing elsewhere Mandatory las Fulton
street.
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Panama bonds OF 1850 ..................r0 -
. DUO 1000 .................. w W
Pennsy vania Central 6s, LIST mortgage. 90 %
The London Times of the 10Th quotes sales Of Illinois
Central rs of 1850, frceands, at 50; New York Central
shares al ia
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Brokers Circular the uf cotton for the
week at $500 bales, OF which $500 10 specuators
and goo for export All qualities about one eighth
Of penny per No. higher the week under good de-
mand iron the trade Holsters offered freely at the close
without showing disposition press sales Tho bust
ness ON the 10Th Was 5000 bales Of which 900 were
speculation and for export the market closing steady
at the advanced quotations
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POLTTICAI.

POLITICAL.
MEXICAN GENERAL. COMMITTEE, iS5S-AN AID
q Journed meeting of the Committee will be held III lb3
Bowery on Tuesday evening, November 30 at ~ O'Clock
FREDERICK g. WAUNkR, Acung President
GILBERT g. DEANE, Vice President
f. y Sx hrsIsp Secretaries
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yvkIuARIE FARM OF 100 ACRES, SITUATED IN
Wesahester county buildings AL In good repair. well
fenced failing through the farm with
plenty of fruit stock, WIN be sold easy
Apply at LIS West Thirteenth street, ia the evening.
WESTERN LANDS, LOTS OR MORTGAGE WANTED
w In exchange for large az ne jewclry
good property wanted with exchange
Tor merchandise. clo,hing, or boots and shoes.
DINGkE A HOLDEN No o Nassau street
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RIO DRFSsNA CHANCE SELDOM MET WI
j lady. on the point ~ leaving ID. city, viii sch
established business, including her plain on gosa
cooking utensils, stoves. Nc. for The small
$40 Canal street, between Greene and Wooster Grsi nor
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MEMORIALS OF THE ELEVENTH AND SEVEN
IL teenth wards, to the rescue.-on Fernando Wood will
positively address the democracy of the above wards at grand
meeting, TO be held Wednesday evening December
at balfpast seven o'clock. at Bussons Fortuna Hall No. 20
Second street g. raify the nominations Of
Stephen r. Russell for Comptroller and James Lynch for
Governor Of the Almshouse. Stephen Russell T. w. Nc
Mahan DR. VIM Schirwer, John "a. Stemlor Judge Bown
other distinguished speakers will also address the meeting
Come all and listen the voice Of democracy and
truth. JOSEPH q. BROWNING,
Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
GEO. W. HosNER, Secretary.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Peoples County Convention.

Ihe electors OF The different Precincts Of Buie
,"'hiy. who are in favor Of roPULAE soy Err.
"Ntf, ard o"po.ed TO political irictsters and in
Vor "t e'rcting Tood and competent men to fll the
various 'h'es at the approaching election, fer state
""u Nnnhy pnr oSes, are requested to send dcle
yates % the PEOPLES COUNTY CONVENTION.
10 be- holden oroville on Saturday August 7ih
'NoS' at o'clo X =. VI, And Is suggested that Il q
different precincs send one delegate fer each pre-
cnci and ous for every thirty votes pooled nj he
election of le57, for sheriff on the Peoples ticket
MANY PEOPLE.
Grovlc, Tuly 22l. 1858. ls29td1
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BLooDFp 81, cK.--lhcle wil he somc
hne hors'fe-h ~ I've FAIR on he % nf tu.
gust, mud . good dP1' Of it vi he furnished
bv luh, county. orr friend Jphr Rule. uf
Browns valley. who ha turrel his nttcn
ton n The rtisirc of bloolcl eto k. ~ ownl !
w the other day, some moguidccnt uni
mall, all rative Cnliforri ans lie has y roam
mare, two ye'rs oil, and hpv h rso c J.
one year Old, that, in point OF all cQn'uecx
,@Ucncics, a~c cqNa) to tie very b.st Won
can find east OF the Rocky VI un'nin.. Mr.
Rule is bound to have rremiums.
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WRFsTL'>G MATcH.--A wrestling match
came off at Hunts Hin II few weeks arn. he.
tween miner named p ,rter aul a man
named jennings, for 800 side. Porter bet
his own money, and Jennings was back cd bv
the sporting gentry OF the place. Porter
came out winner aud cHr-ied tif the stakes.
bur the spo"ts were determined to get even.
30 they pnt J innings th'ouqh course Of
training. and blnterci Porter for another
trial, which was nc 'eptcd Jenuiugs nm
bis friends rnisel al the money thcv could.
amounting to S.Si. aud pat up watch nm
revolver valued Mt $50 more The rqrrh
came fahont n week ago two best in three
A aj,rity Of the judges, it sncms. were f..
vlrabe 20 JENNINGS The fist trial was de-
dded IN favor Of Porter. The second was
decide by the judges t. be 81 nu, ,"
though ontSid rs he'ieve that Jcnni, - WIS
fairly thrown The third was rrnllv .'dog
ial," but the in 'ces decided in favor Of Jen.
nngs. c.tourrh tial was to decide the
contest and at III" word ''rendv." Jennings
found himself id to the land in lc . time
than il required to ick himself ny. Porter
Tocketed N NIL over $500. much to the dis.
gust Of the sports. The last match excited
mnch interest in the ncighhnrhond and
many Of the cary friends of each Of the
prlncipn's were present to witness il We
are told that they were both well known in
their srhool boy days rs expert wrestlers.-
.NtpadG Democrdi.
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0ROIILLII SLNllARY,

'gNHIs INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN on
Monday next, l2ih instant Tor the reception
of PA lis
The cousse Of Instruciion embraces the various
Branches nf an English Educat on. taught on tho
most approved priuci plies, nnd from acknowledged
text hooks
The Seminary. in lta th ri gear, can point 10
It. thornughne 81 IuHtfuc ion. 10 those VITO have
awaited tens"lvea ~ It's benefits ar any length Of
tims. and trusts t1 show like rasnIt hereafter.
Tbs 'uhscriher having commenced the business OF
tnstrhetinR Youth, UPWARDS OF TWENTY ONE
YEARS AGO, hrinPs TO b'hr. necessarily, a large
fund ~ experience, than which tothipg IN more
apposite 10 importing nstruotiop) acquired IN pur-
suit Of his profession in various part ofthe Union.
y. n WILEY
To Miners, Merchants md others. wanting part
nershlp's accoui Il Aljusted either single or com.
pound ot intricate generally can have them
arranged with cjrrecthess aud dtIaich by applying
to q Il WILEY.
0roville Seminary July 10. 1858 In
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County Trt"Nure,'s Once,

VkONILLf. July IT h, Itat
Notcets hereby given to all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, registered on the Cenernl Fund
from the 9th o the l4th Of November. lbs-. inclu
-ive, except Warrants Nos ll6 III. and lis y also
warrants Nos $50 aud Q90 the INDECENT Sick
Fund that The same will he paid on presentation at
this Office, aud and after this date said Warrants
viii cease to h"ar interest and II not presented
Nithn sky days from IA, date hereof. the mon
eys for said " arrnuts will be appropriated to pay
The next In order ol registry. once hams, from 10
4. NJ, TO Z VI
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Justices Summons.

TNlTFD II ATES OF ANLERICA-srATE OF
u California. oLniy of Butte. w Justice sCour.
orhir Township. he reopl Cf the state uf Cali
toruia, to Ham light greeting: Non are here h,
ininoned Ia appear hturc me, ~ NV Ofirr IN Ophir
Io~nehip. CornN of Hutte. on the ~Xiccnt hdR ut
A'Vns', A. lSis, NJ elem c'cI ok, VI to answer
unto nccpn p'nirt uf Jnmcs T. Cnnc Co, who
sue Nor 90 rrcuv'r the sum of eighty aud forty
one hundrrdths dollars. said amount alleged to be
cue pnmnus hN dttchfHnt. ON an arcO mt now on
Tile inlhis n''r. UnteN t0r lumber Hud material
iuruslcd 'et'uhRtt by Hlutfs Ht d'trudan' = spe-
ciHl ns Hucc mud quest. wr'n dCnopt viii hp In
Ken gniu-t YOU for thu sn'd 'tHuuu, togethcT wi h
costs ana dum1grS If Won f1il To- uppear md answer
Io the >h,rti or any Constable ut said County greet
ing Make lorHi service aud due return hrrrnf
Given uud,r my hand, this 2l'n dhy of July A. u
1HS. FDN ARD DuNAUO.
Justice o he Pence ut sad Towusuip
DO hcrchN rr'tr,thHt srrNilc uf th- summons bc
h' Il on d' icndunt. bv pnhiion'i in the Butte Rec
ord for pe''"d of twenty one days.
July 20 h, Is 3. +. DpNAIIu. J. =.