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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

! WATCuMEN ON LITTLE CITADELS.-We regard
il as of little use to denounce the steamship mo-
nopoly, which hangs like q nightmare over the
interests of this State, without the adoption of
some action whereby we may relieve ourselves
of the incubus and destroy its power. That ac-
tion must be developed in the establishment OF
an opposition line of steamers between San Fran
cisco and New York. 1t is in the power of the
people Of this State to do it, If they will only
set about it in the right manner Sonora Herald,
Do not undervalue your power, and despair be-
canse the first alarm fails to rouse the sleeping
city Pull at the alarm bell till the signal is an
swered from every inhabited hilltop Dcnouncc
them until curseful words multiply on every wor
ker's tongue when he feels the sweat drops trick
ling down his temples and remembers that he is
fenced out from the sanctuary of his home by
trbute-g -gatherers anchored on the seas by the
government which he is taxed to support By
sea and land the grasping hand of the monopoly
finds his slender purse and rohs him MS verify.
We wish it were possible to persuade the noun
tain press to unite in 'denouncing the monopo-
ly , it would not be without effect and thus the
people would be stimulated to set about redress.
People look to their local presses for signal of ap
proaching enemy, but what if the sentinel sleeps
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31
The Largest, Best and Cheapest Stock of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

Ever offered in this market can be found at the
City Drug Store
Historical, Standard, School and Miscellaneous
Books, Romances Novels Bellies Lettres : Paper
of all kinds, for all purposes; Blank Books, En-
velopes, Memorandums Time Books, Pens Inks,
Pencils, Rubbers, Drawing Materials, States, Rul-
ers, Clips, Stamps, &c
Weaver, May 29 1858. l9f
M u s L @.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-31

!
mail route the entering wedge of the Pacific
railroad What cords of nigger mauls will be
required before that gum log shall have been di.
vided, at the rate at which The present Admins.
traton have been splitting!
mo- It is marvellous how soon leading topics
of the day become obsolete Three months ago
Kansas stared at one from every open page;
now it is referred to only by the most persistent
disorganizers. Then we had Frazer river, which
in like manner has had its day.
An English baronet has astonshed his bloodcd
friends by marrying one Of his servant girls.
Perhaps he will have less scrofnla In bis family,
the chances of safety being increased by the
eighty five years of the bridegroom.
MRs. DUCK, of Marysvlllc, has been delivered
of male offspring. Not pre- supposing any cas-
ualty at the expense of the elder Duck, we reckon
that, physiologically considered, the little hatch
ling must be a drake.
GERMAN weaver has oudonc William Tell,
by shooting potato from his sons head, twice
in succession. He was apprehendcd by the au-
thoritics who threatened to put him in the mad
house.
PERsEvERANcE.-Dem Demosthenes, that poor, slut
tering son Of cutler, became the most famous
orator of ancient times Virgil, the son of
baker, was the most celebrated of Latin poets
Esop, the son Of slave, and also a slave himself
managed to acquire impershabe fame.
THERE'S NoruING LosT-The drop Of dew that
trpmblpg in the rospbu1,a hrpast will enoLf ito
home Of ether blue, and fall again az pure and
blest perchance to revel in the spray, on woistcn
the dry, parching sod, or mlnglc in the fountain
spray, or sparkle in the bow of God.
ONO hens have made arrangements to lay
100000 barrels Of eggs, this year, If they have
luck Six thousand barrels were received at
Cleveland in one week
SoSonA TIERALD.--One half Of the Heratd is
for sale. 1t is edited by James O'Sullivan, with
ability which has secured the respect aud admi
ration of all intelligent cotemporares
-----
THE library of Rachel, the actress, was sold
recently in Paris, for 1925 francs her copy Of
Adriennc, the Actress brought 1900 francs
about $500
A RELIGIOUS paper says that yellow covered
novels are literary scorpions-they sting virtue
to death with their tales.
BLESSED is he that blows his own horn; for
whosoever bloweth not his own horn, the same
shall not b. blowed.
A NEW quartz lead has been discovered in
pfutnas counfv so rich tho norsore an ., ,,t - A..
or twenty dollars day without machinery.
LoUD AND LAST CALL-Harriet Loud arrived
on the last steamer, and Immediately demanded
to be divorced from her husband.
TABLE Rock, says the Yreka Union, is likely to
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-08

indicated -, tho xo,,.r,; .i,a+ The cnrstititioy
should bs a,r,ro,,-,d ~. ral Tbs word,
uaod rot;GeT T., tb. s,oaI. r. H. 1J,ct;on a.
tle odo,,j;oa a. Peop's., ), hsI =,
s,r;ctsn ON, 80, -
a. ,,ta, ,,,...' - - r..
me- TO answer. Rnt. sir. cannot he nprsuad4d
that II was intsnds4 thereby ~ s,cor. n s,hs
people Of Kansas IN. risht to vol. IN the con-
stitotion. Tkno,y tb- senator ass,,,..d the other
! day. that wherever IN. law i stint on the
subject. the inference ;s in f,vor of snbn;Ssion
/ bnt, sir nlI evaro;nafio, or n. rracsJantS
braring on that noint has sbown me- that the
converse Of IN. nronos;,;oo bas ,b, ,..;rht of
authority and ,bat which b.bas ,;g at7,n a.
Iih- rule Of nrec4d4nt. has s4l4on r avar han.
rpned Tn'j.sd c,il,d 70 hscnr.r s;ncrI..
/ Instance in which me n4onI.. hay, vo,.d IN ,hs
preparatory coostitu,ian vb.rs m. act IF Con-
/ grrss. VAS silent on tb. so,i4ct Rnf Welding
Tins mint how i m. sa,.tor n r,coocI. tb;s
Dosiion with fh. und4rsta,d,,,,, of ma .,hisc,
/ hs has 50 clearly indicated IN otbar occaso,o 4
! For instance. if, b4 an aIIoo,ohl., co,cIns;or
that where the law Is silent on the sobisct ,ba
constitution must be submitted to vote Of the
ppopl-, why did the senator insrrt the clause
which have already quoted in his bill of the
Uh of March : and why did he insert similar
provision in tie law for the admission Of Mime
sofa Then again ifhy str;t;,,, ,b,.so ',,.,r4,
out cth. hill of,bs senator fro,r C.,r,r;, ;,s
import was IN nowIse affected, why were they
stricken out
Such, sir, were the facts and ircumstancrs
which led me to believe that lh-. Toombs bin
was 10 bring Kansas into the Tni,n without
vote on the constitution. Possibly nv impress
-, o"t V "a % :, my
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tto'': a"d "'s" 7'''T PeoPi@ shaIt De irf'
"prIlrctiy Ifee 10 form ana regulate their DO
nestle inStitu'IoGS IN theIr own way, subject
only TO the Constitution o' the United states"
hold that Tue eNiTns on 10 me people OF the
opportunity oi SO forming anc regulating their
institutions, by deslghalihE the tl'neS ana Pia-
crs where they may meet ana elect Delegates
and where the d'trzairS shall assemble when =
Iected' and how they should proceed, Is right
lal sHtIrct "l legislation, ana mat the i'gi>'a-
ture OF Kansas was bound: as matter oi duiy,
TO respond TO the almost ciamofuus demand OF
the people Tor change tro"' their territorial 10
STATE government as manifested ior two years
past, portion OF WHOM haa attempted 10 erect
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-01-08
SPEECH OF
HON. VIM. BIELER. OF PENN'l.,
ON KANSAS AFFAIRS.

DELIVERED IN TIE SENATE, DEC 81, 1887.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16
IMPROVED FARM Fo'R SAL e.
90 Acres under Cultiy;atiorl,
! 50 Acres Of Heavy Timber

enor nr SAFE cheaper than any other man can afford
" seii TWO so acre tractsof land including the I'm,
now in good cultivation 9 y, ~:
I. oaanee ofthe two eighty acre lots + exeeilsns
un1nrr' a. Spoa az can be found in the country q
seiecsed the land fot home in 1890 when Ihaa cbeeA
o. ~ usnt countyall of which sincerely regret thst
a,u not sl'eh purchase, would be one of the
Ing property is situated miles south Of Lancaster.
@nel p,'re Is In view of my farm. There il y good
ene inIac.ne. lsadjons the Burt prairie land Known
land wv. "eie oSing pso"
"oeo roaos lead In every direction Tie Public Sekssl
on part OF the land very good coutrv
Scnooi y generally supported. In to miles there ars
non'hg and saw mills The railroad. are within
nan Gays drive. The vicinity il hckv settled VIII
KIN ana Industrious naighbos. w.
VII sen al The Land describ d. or an so thereof
eg pa Settlers are gueated az u favor Il, ca1 ne
athtS 81 buyers to this land. refer BUYERS 10 a
iahooo ~ isncascr, OF Ia myself ON the premises
., -. = y; 1925: I'll H. W HOnGES.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16
Notice Cassville.

EolICE is hereby given, all pers".s indeb'et
to the flm ur Brown LaGrave Il Co, either bA
Note or Book Account are requested to pay up b,
18th OF october, 1858: after that date, the Note:
and counts will he placed in the hards of w +
Dewey for collection. BROWN, LAGkAVE q ca
sept. 10Th, 1858.
NJ B. Produce OF all kinds will be taken in pay
ment OF the above debts. GUS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16
TO CassvilIe Customers.

II those Indebted TO the undersigned. either BY mote
y or on Book Account who promised to settle on tbs
inst Of October 1858. hereby notified that we ex
,ect cur NAY at the appointed time: aud all demands o
oars due on tie LIST of October 49, that shall remain Uni
paid will be put in the hands Of proper officers for coec
ton. Therefore come Oh, pay up and save cost
F. BkINCKMAN & Co.
We take pleasure to state at tesame time, that thu
CASH SYSTEM
donsed by us on the LIST of September works beautifully
We are receiving our.
FALL STOCK OF GOODS
from New York and ST. Louis which offer low 10!
ash, or in Exchange Produce.
Tie highest Market rric paid In Cash ut all times fo
Produce Z. B. & Co.
Cassville, Oct LIST. 1853. lott
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16

NV Syocs AT PoresE--Mr. G. Kali
rpxa.cn has just received his new stock o.
groceries, liquors, Clothing, prov isions, DC.
e,r sale cheap for cash o. produce.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16
VET ri sAKY SURGEON.
AT PATCH GROVE, WIS.

yTTlLLiAM HI. STEWART, Horse Doctor, has
w permanently located at Patch Grove and will treat
slie various diseases incident to horses skfuv anG
according to;tle knowledge he has acquired by long
experience.
He wil also examine horses soundness. Charges
easonable
Aav lhtlIl iShQ. 47tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16

HAZEL GREEN Col. INSTITUTE ii his
highly approved and successful Institution
If learning will commence It's winter oes-
.;cn he lst of November. The induce
,,or,s arc unsurrasSedin the country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16
Sale Of Forfeited School Lands.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County Of Dane, -

o BcoNsI
Dne,s j
sinG Cuuy,h ,ib o
1.-THE viii offered Il
eseaeary State heCar n
NJ
the for
iIa e
nluotina nenm
andwilnotb thanh atrare
D. W ZONES ! Commissioners
3 BuU Ky sanaU
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16
stray Horse.

yAME TO the residence of the subscriber within the
present month a dark brown Llack Mare, four
vars old lst sping; the right bird loot white, anu
small star In Ter forehead small tail with a lew white
airs about fifteen hands high The il requisite
20 call at the residence OF the suhsc iber mile east OF
southeast of Pateyille, prove property and take
Il JOHN HUNTiNtINN.
PlattevilIc, Sept. 18th. 1853. so cts. due. iti4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16

W1scoxsI STAGE yoMpaNY.-The al
,eF,isement of the Wisconsin, Stage Com
oany deserves notice; they lun dahl,
line fiom Lancaster to GaIena; the time Of
departure and arrival is published.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16
CASH FOR WHEAT
CALL AT TAFION:

II persons knowing Themselves indebted to the old
A hsin oil BEsAAN osborn, y. sossoRS ana oshoks
gsoxs or Osorbn arg shape, hereby earnest,
austesi ID settle up tneii ACCOUNTS and pay up 'ner
NOES within thirty 5 sor the may expect eosi ade 81
u " $3.50 BENHAM & OSBORN, s
- L. s. OSBORN,
.-e..~ sang a '6S 10lt OSBORN 4 PARSONS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16

TIMBER AT Porosr.-Wn. Y. Decker
,dsertises large quantity Of Lum
h., for sale al Potosi sery cheap.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16

Cyrus K. Lord & Wife
A part of sect ion No 81, Town g north OF Range
No. 3 west, in Gi ant county, viz; commencing at
the southeast corner of out lot No. o. thence
south Two chains and 56,linhs, thence chains
thence north l0cla;ns; thence west2 chains and SO
lnks: thence north chains; tence west 2 chail.s
and 80 links ;@thence north 5 chaius; thence north
81 degrees, west chairs and IS links thence south
~ Degrees west ~ ciianS and As links to a Ian ge
white oak stump, thence soath IL degrees, west
chains and SO links to large white oak stump,
thence south 40 degrees, west to White Street, in
the town or Poos thence down White Street, TO
the south line of lot No. "a thence east to the
place OF beginning, containing "a and ore iiaii
acres, excepting the north half Of out lot No Z.
south-haf Of out lot No So, continuing together
~ acres. Also, sou half of in lot No. l07. in
said town of Potosi; Amt due $4,000; Amt In
teres S35 co. Amt OF FINAL $50 o.; Aunt oil In
t,rst and IL nalty $4,000: Total Amt dine State
$4,000; Yeas for which Interest is Due, 1858
BLEW
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16

Lrar.-Mr. VIM. Clifton Offers. Lime
sr sale cheap at his kiln near Newman :
Mills in Lima.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16
rEsUl.AR COMMUNICATIONS

ofIancasterLod9o NJ. 20 of +. & A. Ma
x aons. meet in Lancaster on the Ist and Sd Sat
ny urdsys Of ever month
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16

BRICK FOR SALE.-Mr, VIM. FL. Foster
ofers large kiln of brick for sale at Ian
caster III large or s'nall-lots.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16
Straw Mare.

TAKEN UP by the subscriber on lands owned bx him
j IN the Town OF Clifton, m les northeast OF the
village Oh New California on The 18th ultmo dfie Hay
Mare years old last spring with dim letter hran3
on her lett shoulder small streak of white up through
the curl in the forehead little white inside her right
hind foot stands about i55s hands high. The owner is
requested to come property charges and lake
said mare RALPH WuUiiW 1 I'm.
Dated at Clifton, October 7th, 1858. stl6s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16
Notice! Notice!!

r nst Call and Fai Wnrming.-Those having I'M
settled accounts with me at Lancaster will please
lake notice that unless they settled by the first Of
october next will be called upon to settle them al
i5oscobei shall take the books there at that time
you wish 10 costs and trouble attend to II a.
once. D. = TANNER.
Roscobel Sept. 49, '0S. IL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16
TO Persons having Watches in my Care
Or WHO OWE Me:

JlEING about to remove to Plattevc, give notice
| 5 to those having watches or other articles IN ~
nnds or owing me money for work, TO c'ne ana get t'
same and nay me all Indebtedness. Ny business must
settled up a., o
.ona .onn JOHN ROBERTSON.
so I anc c, Oct lat. 1855 3tl5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16
Notice /! Notice! Notice!

: ii. persons knowing themselves indebted TO me OF
a Account will call and settle the same eithff ~
Zne or Cash st the Office of L. Wooey VINO isau hoi
1sd 10 receive the same and give receipts therefor
When at home can be found al the drugstore IN III.
horth end of the Beckwith House or a. my dwelling
LANCASTER Sept. Is, 1888. I. WBAlaZELi. NJ. y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16

IEkHs20 per cent Of the purchase money IN hand ana
tle naance n hve equal annual nstanenis with interest
al the rate OF seven per centper snnum.
Address ". Bond, tsu.eseo Liyiny,fno Count, c...'
of New York. 1Is "'0
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16
Sale Of Forfeited Alortgaged Lands

STATE OF WISCONSIN, T.
COUNTY or DANE, %
Office Commissioner S. and o. Lands. !
MADISON, AUGUST I'd 1885,
TIME following described Lands in Grant county, hay-
ing been forfeited by of the pay nen Of
Inter est up0n the loans granted thereon Notice is
hereby given that the ewill be offered for sale
public auction and sold 10 the highest ider, al the of
flee Of the Secretary of State at the capito in Madison
on the 10th day fDecember. A. d. 1858, unless
redeemed according 10 law said sale to Commence at
clock, a. NJ, aud contine day day until all
OF said lands shali have been offered the mnemui price
III which the will be offered will be the amt named
opposite each act wcn includes the of loanthe
Interest up the first day Of January 1889 and per
cent. damages to wlic. sill be added the coat of adj
verlsi,!9 the
Conditions OF safe will be announced by theCommisson-
ers Ut the opening of the same.
D. w. JONES, ! Commissioners
S. d. HASTINGS, ) of S. aud
GABRIEL. BuUCK, Lands.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16
Mrs. y. I'd. OVEfsTON.
WOULD ANNOUNCE THAT SHE HAS OPENED A
ASH ENABLE MILLINERY AND DRESS STORE
A. Glen Haven. Wis.

NTRS. OvERTON has just received a fine assortment
wi of Ronnes, Bonnet Trimmings, Dress Articles, &c
yich will sell at prices TO suit the Times All work IN
her line such as Bonnet-R epairing and Dress Ma
king promptly execu led. Iyi4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16
CSs5,2,@s72 | 49,
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j,yug aG ilnmensd rerusr yevess "l'ce
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16
MURRAY Land Agency

rFNHE subscriber, Agent for the Hon CHARLES AuGus
L Tus MURRAY. will he at Cassvie from the 25th Of
Octuber next to tht LIST day of November and at Ian.
caster on the 81. 4th and 5th days Of Novenbe r.
Al persons snerc.tea1M please goe attention to this
NUlice. VIM NJ BOND
10Th Sept. 1868. 4tle
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16
#De ath to all Verulin!"
COS l'-A-Ik,S
Rat, Roach, &c. Externinatcr.

Pa, al, in a,c.. Ssc., Gsr., and 81 B,xss.
ys ,ha Desruci inits at ATS. ri! r: fIhi.n HiCi,
MoIEs REACHES tEGTGS itt:S.
ANS, &c
~ Ensio Sci BY tht-N s.'ic II d. Pros md
NJ People =" Mi ingcraIis h,- l.ti,Iii f.uT -
"Ras do die hci. hors but ut aud q -
AS RS safe and speedy r,Inedy ~ sci "a ty
thaussnds In New York, aad esswh"r". - lio.r:s,
Ship, neanaOa!s. E,,sEin: ioases iG >. Institutions,
ke esnnGs do whajit in
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16

WOOD r. BEACH q RI 81
Clerk Of tie Board af Supervisors
= ,.s 81 Grant County WISCONSIN
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-05
UNITED STATES OF AMuRrcA

htrATE OF GALIFONNIA-COUNTY OF BUTTE
- --Ius,icc's Court, Case uie To Snship. The Pco-
pie uf the state of ,fonia, - II g. RhoadS, greet.
ing You are hereby summoned To DppeH before
me- at my ofiico in MoOresye, Case ide Township, in
the County Of Butte. on n" fonrleenh day of May,
a u 1859, nj Qle O'Clock, p NJ to answer tho com
paiht OF Jnmes Drake, who su * tp recover the
OF seventy srvcn dollars and sixty seven cents,
oren account for goods an msrch ludsc sold and
delivered when Idgement will he taken ag iins you
for said amount together with cb-,s aud images If
you TAIL to appear and answer.
TO the Sheriff or any Constable II said County,
greeting Make legal service and ddr return hereof.
Given under my hanI this llh day Of May, A. d.
1883 JDiN KEYES,
Attest n true crp", Justice Of the Peace.
JouS GUIDE lsLEyE. Constable.
Ordered that ic above be pTblishcd In the Bate
Record newspaper = ;eckly for 'wo ", eks.
mylT bllE kEYESJ
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-05
sHrRrcr,s SALE
nHY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTIO

10Y VIRTUE OF AN EAbt tbEtON
ID issued out of the District Court of tho Ff-
sttste of California, 10 directed and deifvered
comma ndi ing me to make the sum Of three thousand
six hrndred 600 00i dollars with Interest there
on atths rate Of three per cent, per month until
paid, togsther with the further sum OF Twenty nine
eoventy one, huadredths (t29 7O) dollars costs oi
A sICHLEn u Plaintiff, and JAMfS KITCHENS
IL defendant, have levied upon and will expose at
public sale, TO the highest bidder for cash.
Wednesday, the 23d Day OF June, A. u. 1858,
At the hour OF two o'eloekp. A. of said day, all Of
the right, title and interest Of the above named de-
fendent in ard 10 tho foIowing iescribod property;
TO Wit The undivided epe.foprth of one hundred
and sixty acres OF land, situated on Dry Creek: in
kimshew Township, Butte county, California, and
Bounded as follows to wit; beginning on the east
SIDE Of Dry Greek, as the sonth west corner Of the
Ohio MIL .Cprpany's tract Of land, and running
south one half mi!eston corBer stake, thence cast
half milo 90 stSkr theme north oparl slf
mile TO the south line Of said Ohio MIL .Cempany's
line, thence along their line to the place o. begin
ming, togethef with the raw and fouring Mil ait
the machinery, fixtures and appui tcnanees thereun-
TO belonging; also, the dwelling and out houses and
All and singular the tenements, oreditamenta aud
Appurtenansss theraspto ,ssongingp or la any wise
sppertaining TO said lGnds.
Also, the undivided one.fourth Of that certain
piece or parcel fland known as tho Hog Rapch,r
lying about two miles west of the Gipsey Mills aud
ADOPT two miles east Of Little Butte Creek township
county anf state Aforesaid, containing two quarter
sections ofland tog ith all aud singular tho
'enemsnts hereditaments and appurtenances there
unto belonging; or In any wise appertainI ming.
The above sale 10 take place at the Court House
door 10 the town Of oroville, county and state
sfsrsssid. ggf erVw n-t r-
80 ND PLUM. Sheriff Buiie Couuiy.
OrovIle, June ist lb1s. Jtiw.