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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

CALIFORNIA ASD ArsrRALIA.--A late num-
Der of the Melbourne (Australia) Herald com.
piles from authentic sources the amount Of
Of gold obtained from the gold mines Of
that country, for each year of the seven.
which terminate in the year 1857. The grand
total is S269, 900, 900. The total in 1857 was
lorty-nine and a-halfmillons, or three millions
short Of the product of 1855, which latter
year was the most productive ever known in
Australia. During the same seven years, the
mines of California have produced three hun
dred and thirty eight millions of dollars worth
of gold, or sixty-seven millions moro than the
total Of Australia. The product of California
in 1867 was trife short of forty-eight mil
lions, and slight increase upon the product
Of 1856. The largest amount obtained was
in 1866, fifty seven millions. The Australia
gold is valued much higher than that Of Cali
fornia, viz. at twenty dollars the ounce,
which is believed to be too high Whatever
the over-estimate may be, it increases the val
ne in favor Of California. The combined pro-
duction Of the mines of the two countries, for
the seven years, was six hundred and eight
millions Of dollars.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

John, said careful father, don't give ST.
mons horses too many oats. They have hay,
you know.
yes thur, said John, moving towards the
barn.
And bark ye, John, don't give them too
much hay-y0u know they have oats.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31
PAY UP! PAY UP! PAY UP!

TTNIIOSE INDEBTRn to me will confer a favor On mc by
Il settling their accounts imnlr datey. Aud To those
who have hecn In for two months past, would
say, PAY Ut IMMEDIATELY, and saw" unnecessary eX.
penses. u. \EWbACEK.
June 18th, 1874.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

IL you grant = favor, forget it if you re-
esvs ons, remember it.
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A CARD.-PrOmpted by an honest desire Of my heart
"A wish to lay before the public case which deserves
high commentator, only act Of sclentnc skill
but OF humanity also. About two years ago. suddenly
and from causes unknown to me, seized with at Of
epilepsy which, owing my inability to meet the expenses
consequent upon thorough medical treatment, and the
cement which met with on attempting It.. soon
became such (as then led to beeve) to defy the
skill Of physcian. frequently while In pursuit Of
my calling thrown down to the ground without se slight
warning, and although isensble to the agonies yet
despsed the miseres Of e and learned to look
upon those who would render assistance shelter
from danger as enemies who sought prolOng the misery
ofmy existence While In this state and having previous
TO my affection tasted the sweets Of life. once
induced attempt seeking aid Of physician and BY
commendation called on DR.. L. J. Czapkay told him
my and my inability to reward him for his
services regardless Of which, however, he at under
took my case and with the blessing OF God was
more restored perfect health Unable to reward him for
the boon which enjoy at Present,and yet conscious Of
my indebtedness, consider II due to myself and to all
afflicted to make the public in order that those In
need Of medical advice may find physician In whom
cry confidence can be placed. -
H. 81 MEYER YABLONSKY.
State OF California, County Of San Francisco, ssSub.
seribed and sworn to before this LIST day Of August
A. D. 1885, GILBERT A. GRANT,
f.. 81 Notary Public.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

AN AMERICAN REGIMENT IN ENGLAHD.-The
London Times, of the27th May, observes In
a very short time, according to tho reports
from Quebec, we may expect such an arrival
from the shores of America as no Englishman
has ever yet seen. The spectacle will consist
of q new Regiment Of the Line, imported
whole and entire from the other side of the
Atlantic. In succession to the Ninety ninth,
now the last regiment on the list, it will be
numbered the One Hundreth Regiment Of
Foot, but it will be digni6cd also with royal
title. and will be inscribed in full as the
prince of Wales Roya Canadian Regimen" "
under which designation it will form part and
parcel of the regular infantry Of the army
As we are informed, the corps is already near.
ly complete, and its appearance in England
may be anticipated within a few weeks. The
event will be not little remarkable, for it will
constitute, we believe, the very first example
of its kind in the history Of the British army.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

snerm at orrhOna, or Local Weakness Nervous De
biity low sprts asde weakness Of the limbs and back
ndisposton and incapablity for study and labor. dull
love Of solitude tImdity selfdsrust diEznes headache
involuntary discharges pains in the side affection OF the
men, are cured without fail by the justly celebrated Ply
stefan and Surgeon, L. CEAPKAY His method OF curing
diseases Ii new and unknown to ell others hence his
great success All consultations by letter otherwise
free Address, L. j. CsdpEGy, n d.. San Francisco
California.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

from the dark and troubled SURGE
= OF the roaring sen Of Time,
Evermore 8 world everges,
Solemn, beautiful. sublime;
So, Of old, from Grecian water,
Mid the music and the balm,
Rose the dread Olympisn daughter,
Floating on the azure calm.
Everuore the worlds are fading,
EVermOre the worlds will bloom,
To refute our weak upbraidIngS
To throw lightness on the gloom,
Ever the imperfect passes,
But the perfect ever grows;
Forests sink 10 deep mOFaSsesS
Fairer landscapes TO disclose.
All the beauty, all the splendor
or the ancient earth and sky
Graceful forms and persons tender,
All have passed in silence by;
Man the fairest, man the youngest,
Man the darling of the gods,
With the weakest, with the strongest,
Travels to the still abOdes.
All his brothers, unlamenting,
To the eternal plan conform,
Full, unquailng, unrepenung,
In the calm and in the storm;
Ma0, too, with 9 quiet bearing,
With brave heart and steadfast eye,
Undisturbed and undespairing,
Yes, with noble joy must die!
Has he shared what Nature profered?
Gladly taken what che gave3
Now the one last gift Is offered
Let him take that gift-the grave;
With grand remuneration
let him leave 10 earth and sun,
For another generation
All the good that he hath done.
Knowing that the laws eternal
Never, never can deceive;
Raised above the sphere diurnal,
Aud too noble far to grieve;
Glad that he has been the agent
OF the universal heart,
That in LIES majestic pageant,
He has playcd no worthless part;
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Constable'S Sale.

UNN virtue ,i cNe'',i''' is>n't nnt ~ Jn't'" u
Shirley Court II Mai SIru =. T'Wn'h T. C"ui'N 81
INrsl" state Of California. Judgment rrul'r''l "n
the I@th day 81 July. \ u lNIN. IN favor "f F"Tk"
and against J. Bryant Co.. fer t'r sum Of "nc h"n
r,d aud twenty nr dollars aud sixty cents With nt"rr'i
thereon NJ the ~ ten pr cent pr ntnun. FROM tie
18Th day Of July. 4 L. lS>. Together with the of nine
nay eight dollars aud ninety ninc '"rs od" "u' 81 per
.ouaI pS"Vrrtt have lev rl u: aid Ii expose for
Pnhlc Sale at the Boarding l"usc hereinafter H. s'ih i
near J. NrNALts r'>lsn"". 'h"i ia" miles ahd hall
suul westerly from the town "f III Dorado.
On the 10th Day of August, A. D. 1858
n, l" o'cioh ", all thu right, tir nai 'n''Ts 81
TRY ant e." h aul t" III" tp"w -. -t'"d pr i-tN
lying anI being in Mud Spring "n.l p 81 hrnd"
county. STATE 90 cal 'ru.a Il" VT TIN" boarding h"h~'
stINtcI aoh3 IDS r.st ~ J, tiymi's Irsil"L''
also tine Coal House or Rui,it9 siuticI a"ut r,''
north ct SAID Ityau,s 80. 'l,". Ou' htn l"A'"
RHliHH situated ~, nj rod I"'h ~ eAh bryant
,ilrirc; also our rRck,r.iiLS sh.". situated ~ Nc
point of a certain hill h-nE about IL rod. n"th 81 IN
IIN ants rrScnrt, also, Onr huar,l H"u~ situated a."
Cu.untn.s Ev,r hi" he l"'t han srlr ~ NJ t"rl
lrAtlig fr ~ NJ nria, ~ \a,lNil" AZ" t'n" 'tk FUR
mace h., ing tie fosumnrs \AhN VI ~, "u ~" West
Id" ~ the GNsun = ivr thr s.i' 'yirv WI hog in
Mud Spring Tu~u.hit. C"tniN hr' state A'at''ad.
pAt~i-A p"rad" Jui! 80, r..
{ ROrSSIN.
u ~, 90, A F.T #
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31
On Saturday, August 7th, A. D. 1853.
ConStahle's Sale.

10y virtue 81 an execution 10 directed issued out ~
the Justices Court II W. q. Davis Justice 81 the
Peace in aud "r lrarctvir Tc~ nshp County II III Do
rao. state ofCAfptnia, uP"n Ji :m"nt rendered there
IN the 10Th day of July 4 u. i>>, in favor "f "
Early and against Isaac Grc,r aud Shuy lor Williams. tr
thu "f ninety FIVE Dollars 4, h. and -N dollar, ~
suit, together With costs lave levied upon md
seized. aud all for sale Public Auctu the
highest bidder, at the Court House door u II Dorado
~, on
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

Al 10 cinck L. NJ, ai the right title and interest the sail
Henry Miller had "n the 18th day "i june u. ISIS, ~
any time thereafter IN aud IL tl' following "'tr"
property m wit T1At certain uTr'J L'ir N-'' -tiHa-
led gu ''IAat,rs Ii"oW. Mud SirrIs T"~nN'r. Count!
and state aforesaid lying aud being about "uc ni" North
f NJ \uiiNa Quartz Min anal tl-' quarters q" irilr rom
Aurmm City, and ku"Nn a. the "hl t"i'fal lad" ar
Vein Nsu tInc House, or IuiIs, =. ttct back l.! l.
ns,,,l-l Dorado July g:GI, \ u l>:'>.
4. EnIS'l\.
flHt,l C"n.'ai' in and f'r said wu'h'r
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NOTICE.

TNHE CopArtnerehip heretofore existing between J.
Il GLASSMAN and TIiOs. CTEuG, under the firm Of J.
GLAsSMAN L CO.. lie dissolved The undersigned alone
authorised TO collect outstanding debts and receipt for
them. J. GLASSMAN.
Georgetown, July I'd, 1sSs.-[sml
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READ AND REFLEcT.

AR CHARLES T"ZtES CAEp To THE AFFLICTED
UF tAliiuE\iN e. H. ai'rr"a Ling sny
-; 'y'"''' inN 'l.r" are '"tt"in paints conreTnls
~hh tie rrr -h"nl n~HH' IL careful Z" satI'fy hiaa
-r H. s,"uh t bend distinctly NlAt the sulAeSt Of
u,uritN - u, alth aud D.ras.s
II ~" can form Rnd in minds clear eonrep4ssa 81
ihc state ~ H. "ll -hal have ditruty In uhAeV
standings hHt ~ meant T., h.'A' Hut bryond tAoagh
IL" a'n,r. '. tyi. ~ s''ga"n ~ the huMsn hsAy,
have ""tlci AID e. 'i"r ',l Il lie 4" lay beGsSs
in san, l1a tau. HAT cannot be mIsiaksa aAA
All kn"~ Nm'" atl''l fer r'lrf
u NJ W"td II .'a. n,rally aud before STeak II
To .:'' r't'"'''t 't"'-' 1t ~H l~ proper TO take
s'N't'lN Vi" - ."'I''. Nh'h Iut."n Il tVcubled ~
,or@' / WI d" ..', MIN cause q Weakneas Of the
ia,A az t.'. ;.au st. l., al. dhnit-s Of sight. lees
- t.. 'r ir'.;. .'.', 81 H.. heart. iTritsbiIhy.
''tNut's 49, ~ thc'hent 81 the digestive fuoe-
~ ,'N ,n'r' "u..a Ar' better NIL" ned than pnt pa
l-t aii t'l - VI A. n ~ surg ~, at"ndan,r II wovA
t." u ''r i,,o t" .ngrte IN, :. physician Who ls
'.tt ''' IT,, th.", "a j Al" ut'e stands te Arrai.
al ~ ~ vi 81, n, Ait1'uurtp In he
I'o'.ni, ord ". srd experience snttls LIu -
A"Hr ,'uiI ne Con .n' tIH rsr Hinge. W. Chss H.
r'',f ha. 'ontia!,I' ''rn Nouiat afflicted sdV"T
t-tr rtc "f .f-ss .'atIug that liz has beta sur.
ctssfl practitioner i"r over =: years. aud has
Attended and Cured Hundreds,
Wh.i they have ~,n .c .'i ~ other ,,ysLeans a0A
hhN" been f"t"I'td ~ i'IG IAast Therefore
r'S l"p frn ,l,c IN Nh",u secrecy aud the
utmost c-'t nd u"r rav h. ria,'d
III e II Wuu'i uNE~ all that afflicted tOcaH 81
hu,. and lac doc" a,lrn for cu. there III he
Il" harE" made" L., u" tls" i'rca,y proven, 700 bat
aIHlI all lv. aud sCli from tie dreadful
'on.'q'r'~s St,h must follow th"., who gl~ct
attri,iaI.r
N''t" li"'l h,lSr'u aud .tr.-'s His roors
,tranrd ihh tn, b tor can he consulted w.ih"ui The
e ~ mol, sia'u'i.
Ef- Un.r hours, FROM in the morning until In the
evening. tiAS II TuZER. ". D..
d'h street between and X, Sacramento.
January l.t. l~,>.--Irfl
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Spring and Summer Fashions.
a. EIDHNGER,
arm mART m

a. EIDHNGER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
VVTOULD inform his friends that he has just
w received beautiful and well selected stock Of
FRENCH and ENGLISH CLOTHS, CASSlMERS,
VESTINGS, &c, &c.
CLOTHING made to order. at the shortest no.
tice. GOOD FITS guaranteed, made up according
to the latest style by good workmen.
t3s"All who are DESTROYS Of wearing Fine, Well
Made, Clothes. at most reasonable prices, are re-
specially invited to call and assured that, ~
consequence Of my small expenses, can do work
cheaper than any other tailor in the city.
A. E1DlNGER.
Main ST., opposite the old stand.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

So . great and holy feeling
Shall sustain his human soul,
And Q silent strength revealing
Shall the past re-seek the whole;
It shall change but shall not perish,
Now in life and now in death,
For what most we love and cherish,
Dies 70 breathe O nobler breath.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31
The GreGteat Dia.Orery OfMe A0s-Gredt Blessing 10
Mdnkiad-InMOcent, but Potent.

Tho GFenkeM DtAtOrery OF Me AVS-OFO0B AHeS0en0 70
Ndnkind-InnOcent, but Potent
DR. L. j. CZAPKAY's Prophilacticum, (setdisinfecting
agent)a preventative against GOnorrhea and syphl
little diseases and unsurpassed remedy for all venereal
Scroous, Gangrenous and Cancerous Ulcers, Ftid Dis
charges from Vagina, Uterus and Urethra and all Cuta
neous Eruptons and diseases For sale at Dr. L. J. Cap
kays ONCE Sacramento OF, below Montgomery, opposite
Pacific Mali Steamship Co.'s office. As incubation Ii
rophactcum preventive against syphlitic and Gonor.
rhal dseases Harmless In ITSELF possesses the power
Of chemically destroying the Syphc Virus, and thereby
saving thousands Of dcbauchees from being infected by
the most lOahsome Of all diseases. Let young
who appreciates health be without Dr. Cxapkay Ophac
ticum. 1t Is In very convenient packages and will be
For sale at Dr. LII CEapkays Private Medical and surg
cal Institute Sacramento st. below Montgomery opposite
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. g OFFICE.
An orders must be addressedtO L. J. CEapkay, N. D.
San francisco California.
A CARD I, the undersigned, having been under
n the treatment Of Dr. L. J. CEapkay although unsolic
ted feel called upon give publicity to the efficacy Of his
treatment hoping that BY doing lmay be instrumental
which experienced, and which often result from the
peTncOus practices Of preendeFs My disease has been
that Of physical and mental debility which follows in
sequence Of ndlscretons In youth. The agOnes which
endured are, perhaps unnecessary for to detail they
known 10 those who have experienced them. Sufce
70 say that having called the services OF Dr. L. J. Cap
kay into requsitIon all the which may have
formed Of him were than realized would there
fore recommend Dr. CsApkay to all who may ind them
selves afflicted with that dreadful malady, my object In 90
doing being sympathy for suffering humanity and heart
felt desire OF relieving them.
State Of California, City and County Of San Francisco
ssOn this 8ist day OF July, A 1866, before me, WIN.
O. Jewett Notary Public personally appeared D. J. Dab.
lee known to me- who being duly sworn, did depOse and
say that the contents Of the card herewith signed by
him true.
In witness whereof have hereuntO set my hand and
saISsd my Oncia SEAL the day and year first above
T.. 81 Notary Public.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

Bonnets ! Bonnets!!
GRAPE, SILK, LACE, NeapOIltAn and Tuscan Bonne,s
~ Just received and for sale at
BLOCH & BACIIMAN'S.
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-ConStable,S Sale.

VOY virtue Of All execution snrl out "f Justice w. II
Shirley Court, " Mud Springs 7, WnshIr County "f
n Dorado aud state VI California, Judgment render.
I'd on the I9h tiNy Il July D. lSS IN favor 81 Charles
Spnks any against llcnr! Miller for the SUN 81 One Hun
,lrc aud SiNy Dollars, Debt, with inter- It thereon NJ the
rate Of ten per cent per arnun from thu i9th aI e J
w A. H. ISIS together with Tia. sum nf Fart! Dollars costs
Of suit, anI accrung c">ts-I have loved upon 81 M
expose To- ,uhlt Sale ia ftat ~ W u. Stirlry's oicc in
ilr Town Of 81 boz ado.
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CILK HATs, Of the latest styles for sale BY
y MARK LEvISON.
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HI1X3h
$E' rs
7l5Hts1tN0S0I'
Dr.L. J. CZAPKAYS
Medical and Surgical Institute!
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite Pacific
MAJ Steamship Company Once, San Francisco.
Cure Of ais Private and Chronic
Diseases and the
Suppression OF QasekeFys
Attendant and Resident Physician,
L. J. CZAPKAY, n. D.,
Late In the Hungarian Revolutionary War, Chief Phys
elan to the Goth Regiment Of onveds, Chief Surgeon TO
the Military Hospital Of Pesth, Hungary and late Lectu
FeF the Diseases Of Women and Children.
Communications Strictly Confidential.
Consultations, By letter or otherwise, Free.
Address, DR. LIE - CZAPKAYs
San Francisco, Cal.
DR L. J. CZAPKAY returns his sincere thanks to his
~ merouH patients for their patronage and would take
this opportunity TO remind them that he continues TO
tnues to consult his Institute for the Of all forms Of
FrivSe DiseaseH-Sucn syphiis, SuhorTds Nocturnal
Emissions, and all the consequences Of selfabuse. In
the rat stages Of Syphtc Gonorrheal Diseases, he
guarantees in few days without inconvenience to
the patient. hindrance to his business. When pa
sent by neglect improper treatment has developed the
secondary symptoms Of Syphilis, such bubOes, pain
h swelns the groins ulcers in the throat or nose
which not checked destroy the son parts and cause the
bones mory separate and away leaving the SUI
feFer object hideous to behold when botches
pmpea break ont upon the skin, when he has painful
sWengH upon the bones, when his constitution s njur
ed to predpoee TO consumption other constitution.
al diseases the Doctor guarantees cure Of asks no COM
penSation.
In RheumatIsm, chronic acute; In Dysenery Diar
Fha he has safe and enecual remedies orthe treatment
Of the consequences Of aabSe such nocturnal emir
IONS tmidy pains In the back and
limbs, with general Weakness loss OF appetite lose Of mem
oTy injury to the sight restlcssness confusion Of ideas
dislike for society, and feeling Of weariness Of life; with
the system excitabie that slight noises shock
staFe the patient making his existence miserable For
the above maladies the Doctor will guarantee
And invites all to CALL will cost them nothing, and may
be much to their advantage,
A Tribute to Merited Worth.
The ngratitude Of to his fellow Is often met
Of the heart IN the life OF those who sacrifice
hat dav in nuih
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-12

THREE MEN DRowNED Mr.. Sanborn
mail carrier from Shasta to Weaveryille and
Big Bar, informs us that three men named
William McGlatcheu, James Steel and John
Tinker were drowned in Trinity River.
about two miles above the South Fork near
Woods Ranch. on Monday, 26th April
Those named, with a man named Fred. Smith.
attempted to cross the Trinity iu a canoe.
The river being much swollen the canoe was
capsized and McGatchen, endeavorinp TO
reach the shore, was soon drowned. The
others held on to the canoe until they had
been Carried several miles down the stream
Steel and Tinker (the latter could not swiln)
became 80 chl!eI that they were finally
compelled to give up the struggle for life and
sink beneath the angry waves. Smith sue
ceeded in gaining the shore. The unfor,u.
nate men were mining partners. Steel was
a Scotchman. Tinker was from nor thern II.
llnois, and McGlatchen was from Ohio
None of the bodies have been recovered
Shasta Republican.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-12
San Francis;O News,

SAN FRANCIsco, May 10.
A Ere occurred last evening about nine
o'clockin the large wooden buildings extend
ing from Clay to Commercial street. The
buildings we're two stories high and occupied
BY different parties. During the fire Chief
whitney gave orders to James L. huffman.
Foreman Of Knickerbocker Engine Co. No. 6,
TO conduct his stream into particular Dor
tion of the building huffman answered
that he did not and would not recognize him
or his orders and refused to obey. Like di.
rections we're given to David Scannell, Fore.
mao Of Empire Engine Company No. l, and
he refused to obey with substantially the
same answers To-day the companies were
both suspended for insu bordinaton States.
man Tel.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-12

t-F Before the AdjOurDm Of tie
Gfand Jury, a committee OF Ave appointed to
examine the subject of Licenses wi, instructions 10
report to The Jury on the 9th day of May the names
of oil persons and firms doing business, or having
within the past year done business without proper
licenses TO the end that they be then prosecuted r
delinquency:
Il %. LATIIR0P, Foreman Of Grand Jury
Grand Jury Room, April 2llh, 1858.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-12
County Treasurer's Office,
OnovIfIv Nav Sth 1879

County Trcasurer's ONCE,
ORovILLr, May 5th, 1883.
Notice ishereby given that al persons hodng Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fun :.
registered between the ist day Of October 1857 and
the I'd OF November 1887, inclusive, also warrants
No. s36 947, 942, e43, s44, 947 9is. 952 and 1881
registered Nov.S, 1857; also warrants No. 9s5, 9se
ss7 aud sss on Intigent Sick Fund, that the same
will be paid on presentation this Office and af,er
this date said Warrants will cease to bear interest
and If not presented within sixty days from the
date hereof. the moneys for said Warrants will be
appropriated to pay the next in order OF registry
WM. LATTIMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-12
-----7-a-4 :
THE GiIJJHTS.

Oi:raicr CouRr-rhiri Monlay IN Jann,ry, urst
hoaaay ~ May, second Monday in November, and
i Snh Monday Of August
c'usrr CJUtr FIRST TOniay In " irch and June
ssohd miv IN e,te II ,;T, AMI f,urIh Monday in
9CprRr or SESSIONS Second VI, ,nday In Febru.
[e,y, third VI 'n1ay in .tprti, July aud Uc,ober
4 fapsTE Cnu9r Fourth mi ~ in febr tary and
Era,, lhird hotiiy ia August aul sec md Monday
b De e'nber.
so.Rp ~ SrreavIs'R' -Neats first Monday in
fsesuty, May, August aud November.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-12

KILLED ny THE FALLING OF A TREE.--A
man, whose name we could not learn, was
ont hunting in the foot hills above Red Cank
10 this county, and was killed b. the fall OF
tree while engaged in the act OF telling it.
His body was found three days after, very
much crushed by the fall, and mutilated by
Wild beasts - R0tItN Ye0mnn
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice..

Is hereby given that meeting cf the stockhoA-
ers OF the Prenchtown Canal & Mining Co, will
be held in the Town of 0royile, the 10th day of
june 1885, for the purpose of insreAs ng the capital
stock Of said Company to one hundred thousand
dollars. By order of the Board,
p, A. kcRAE, President
GRO y. GrIsr, Secretary. mylO-td