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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-21

OF The overflow has made wood for
steamers on the Mississippi, very scarce,
and boats are troubled to fnd fuel. The
demand for coal has greatly increased at
all the points where il 10 to be had. The
St. Louis boats are taking all the coal
that can be got at Cairo, for their down
trips. We learn that the Bodiaui Mines
in this city, have established depot Of
their coal for the supply Of steamers al
Grand Lake landing. Two heavy car
: goes have already reached the point,
and others will be sent forward, SO as to
: keep up o constant supply.
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OF Gen. Fillibuster Walker, when
E called upon for his defence on his trial
before the United States District Cour,
In New Orleans, delivered one Of tho
best and most effective speeches in de-
fence Of himself and course he has ever
uttered. It's effects were visible upon
the jury and audience. In it he dis
tinctly avows his unalterable determiuu-
ton TO ride his Nicaraguan hobby SO
long az he lives aud Nicaragua DOM
run away, or somebody else get it. A,
the same time, he disavows any inten-
ton to violate the laws Of the United
States, and. in effect, DISTINGUISHES him.
self as an American, virtually throwing
Oh his allegiance to this country. and
declaring himself henceiorth Nicara.
-Guenese.
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An anti Lecompton mass convention
was held last week in Delaware, in
which large number of the oldest and
most prominent Democrats took an &C,
tive part, and declared their determined
hostility to the Kansas doctrines of the
administration. II is confidently pre-
dic,ed that the Lecompton party will be
so badly beaten in that State at the au
tumn election, that il will be difficult TO
: find the remains Of the party.
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A Gard.

a CALLED meeting OF the Journeymen Oak
IA Coopers VI the city OF Evansville, was held
May y, teJs. The meeting was organized by elect.
ing President aud Secretary.
The object OF the meeting being stated, MesSrs Tea
Sherwoald and Hof chosen 20 DRAFT resolu-
tons. The Committee retired for short time and re-
turned with the following resolutions:
RESOLVED, That we view the course which the
proprietors Of the Machine shop Of this city pur
suing 70 break down the regular Coopers dishonor.
able, unjust and uncalled for. 90
RESOLVED, That We viii use all honorable means
in cur power TO put down any attempt at monopoly.
which IL des gne TO njure our Business In this city,
RESOLVED, That inasnuch as tho proprietors of
said Machine shop, while il was in course of erec-
ton pledged Themselves TO sustain the regular price
OF coopefage in this city, and that Immediately after
starting they put the price down 20 cts, the bar
rel, therefore, we have no confidence in their sense
of honor.
RESOLVED, That We invite the C.opers that are en-
gagged in the said Machine Shor Mt this present time
to quit there between and the first of June and
they will be furnished with berths, in the regular
shops, and that after that time We look upon all
coupers that assist in he manufctory Of coop rage
said shop, SCABS, and that will not condescend
TO work In any shop that they may get employment
in. -ss
above proceedings bc published IN the daily papers Of
this city. e FRANK SHOOK, Secy.
je0.3wd&w
NuEEsE-5o boxes best w. r. and Hamburg, Tor
| II , aie hx q
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FOUND.

Taken up BY the Subscriber, living in Centre
Township, vanderburgh County. Sta;e Of In
diana, large Bay.Horse. about nine or ten
years old, has large white spot on his fore
head, a scar on each side of his jaws and coll
lar marks. Supposed TO have been taken from
neai Princeton. in Gibson County, by one
Harmon Said horse IL now. at my farm in
said Township. where he can be found by the
owner who is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges. and take him
away.
ysf7r WILLIAM PAINE.
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OF Gen. Scott is AT Washington TO
consult with the Secretary at War. upon
the future disposition Of the corps Of the
various corps Of the army now on their
way to Utah. A small portion of them
will be permitted to continue their march
70 the Territory; the others will be dis
,ribu,ed among the frontier posts. on the
routes,o Caliiornis, and in Rev Mexico.
The provisions and supple, now on the
way to Utah will be sent forward, as
they will be ultimately needed there,
andsbut little expense viii be saved by
s,opping the transportation of them.
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The iuundalion Of Cairo was occasion


The inundation of Cairo was occasion !,
isssya break in the eross'ievee at the
J nerb OF the Town. running from the
Missifsippi TO the Ohio river The
main leyees along the rivers brink are
uninjured. The town is deserted by The
inhabitants, except a few who are occu
plying buildings on the Ievee,or living in
boats. The new brick hotel that fell on
Saturday night was on the Mississippi
side Of tie town lit had point of 100
feet by 40. with a I. 40 by IS feet. d
cost SAC. 900, and was owned by Gov.
Matheson, and other gentlemen in cightls.
The loss will be total to the owners,
and it Is doubtful il il will be re built
A family had vacated that part Of the
. building that first fell. but a few hours
previous to the accident II il had DC
Cured on week day. while the work :
men were at work on it, many Ives
would have been lost The water in
side, as well as outside the levee, is very
nearly even with tho Top, and is from 10
to 20 feet deep on the inside. Most Of
~ the frame houses within the levee are
sdoai. with looss lumber, wood. house
hold truck, and property of every dos-
scription, form a movable mass that is
moving about in the eddies and currents
Of the food. Property in he city has
been seriously affected in value by The
inund alton. The Cairo Company il
represented by stock to the amount O.
100000, of which Geo. Peabody
owns 100000. having purchased thu
same during his visit to this country las
year.
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-To-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

! Notice Is hereby given, that HsysY L
MITCHELL has been appointed administrator Of
the estate Of Mrs. Elvira Mitchell. late Of this
city, deceased Said estate is solvent.
.kNoVK HENRY Il. MITCHELL,
Administrator
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or There has been much suffering a

or There has been much suffering at
Cairo among the houseless and desti-
tute inhabitants. The citizens Of Pa
ducah and other neighaoring towns.
have GENT food and money. The steam
ers touching at the point 'have yery gen-
aerously taken away those who wished to
leave aud were unable TO pay, witbou
charge. The Illinois Central Rail
HIRoad has given all free pass over their
road. The people Of Jonesboro', a town
on the high lands, twenty miles in the
rear. have sent deputaiion to the CART
ties, rendering the inequalities of their
town to their afflicted neighbors.
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JUNE APPLES.

VHyE are prepared to furnish good .sJune Red .
I" Apples, BY the barrel, to any who NAV wish
to engage them-to be delivered July 3rd ss.2s per
barrel. A D. REYNOLDS & CO.
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Great Sale of Imported Brandies at

XXTE viii sell at store on Main street, Satur-
w dry June 9TH Dext, at public auction, 300
worth OF rst quality and genuine imported Brandieg,
i'm : aud y pipes and Preserved Fruits IN glass Jars
The above w=re sent Us from Ne~ oricau- con-
sgnment, and are Of a superior quality AMI pr0prie.
tors OF ar-roOlEs and eenfecioners are Invited TO
come and examine.
cash. for an sums under 40; for that
amount good banka3le paper at sixty days will be
taken. % DECKER X KRAMER.
N. r.. Corsignments are solicited. The money will
lie promptly paid over as soon sales are oticctei
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(uEEsE-50 boxes best w. R. and HaInhurg, Il
saIe hy GILBERT a ROWI,FS
Just Received

A s. EMBICH'S an assortment of Musquito Bar
IN aud Netting, tiinghams, Lawns, Orvanaas Re
RACES, Berage De LANES, Chalis, Robe De DULLES,
Prints, De LANES and Prints for busters, Du ster
Nists, Lace Capes, Grape shawls, &c, sc.
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:" The Republicans of the Eiev-
enth Congre ssional District have held
their Convention aud nominated Hon.
John U. Petit, candidate for Congress.
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Jnst Received by Express.

UlIIEATRICAL plays, sheet music and books
ii magazines and papers, which will suit the times
for sale at N. l.. J0HNSON'S,
iel3 First street
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LOST.

On Thursday evening last. between Main
and Grecu Streets, on Weller a small Gold
Bosom Pin The finder will be iiberally re
warded, if left at the store of
~ A. C PUSHEE. 8
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For Rent.

A large and very convenient Dwelling House
in thorough order, on Second street, near cor
ne II OF Locust street. Terms $500 per annum
CO. tat 49, TupS v GARVIN
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WANTED.
Abstract

AUStIdCt
OF the Semi AaRual Statement Of tie affairs
and condition Of tie fOlE INSURANCE
Company. Of The City IF Nsso York, on tie
3lst day IF December, 1851.
ASSETS.
Cash Balance in Bank Observation-Disclosures 81, 900 IS
Bonds aud Mortgages being first lien on
Real Estate, worth az least ss ,oo0).. $50 600 90
Loans stocks, pay able on demand,
(market value Of securities, ss33,66D.., 1883 8
Bank Stocks lmarket value),. Il 300 90
Of the Company, -: $780, "a
Interest due on LIST January, 1853, lof
which, sls 70 has since been recy'D 1855 70
Balance in hands Of Agents and in course
of tran smission from Agents, on Il 1t Dec si,Sf %
(Ot which sI,S5I 81 has since been received),
Premiums due and uncollccted on olicies l.
issued AZ Oilce-..-.. --..--....--... s'Ns -
..,...,..-....... 1854 ,9l3 80
- LIABILITIES. 49,
Outstanding Losses on 3lst De-
ceIn5er, Io5i, estimated at. .Ta,4io OF
Due Stockholders on account
Of Seventh Dividend. ........ 200 90 pa
sf,IlO OF
CHAS. J. MARTIN, Pres't.
Ar. WILLMARrH, Vice frest.
j. MILTON SMITH, Secretary. -
a, Q. HALLOCk, Agent, Evansville. Ind. 80
iel4-dGm. - tfri
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: y Administrator,s Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that T. "a Administrator
o. the estate Of Jacob Keller, will offer for sale
late residence OF the deceased in Union township the
personal property consisting Of one yoke Of oxen,
one horse, one wagon, cattle, cows, hogs farming
utensils, household furniture. &c.
Terms OF salc for above three dollars, cred
Il Of six months on security viii De given.
JAMES VI. CARSON,
-tSdk ~ AHrnir frat
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. MACHINE MADE 4
EHoRsE sHoEs.V

THE TROY IRON AND NAIL FACTORY, at
IL Troy, ". Y. have HENRY BURDENS I'M
PROVEN HORSE SHOE MACHINERY now in
ders for HORSE and MULE SHOES & any Weight
and Pattern, at price but Little sh~~r price OF
Horse Shoe Iron. ~ -
The quality Of the Iron used in ssse shoes i war
ranted in every respect. These SHOES haye been ap
proved Of. and are now used by the United ). ates
tioyerument exclusively, as also by many II. a.
principal Stage and Omnibus Companies anfH prs;
Shoers throughout the country. Any personln;loI
lbs, assorted sizes, sent 10 his address:
Orders addressed to the snbscr1oer' atilfoy,SuFi
's"e PUN ~ A''' WIN. r. burden, Asene
apie-Iy Troy. n. y
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GREAT ATTRAcTIoNI

KyHE under signed sprspose 10 sell fhea COAL
MINES, situated On the hank of the canal, g.
miles from Evansville, together with seven hundred
and seventy acres Of land, Of good quality well
. I'm me can't pAsSss .nrouga .ne iaa nsa
"a ahont s,r sa.t shet' IA in gppod rork;nS order
With ali the tooss nersssTv 10 eperate With doxe,,
M mere coal rsrs and mschinerv for hoistnr Witll-
horsS .nwcr AID vaInsfs borss IN work 4: coei
coal ioat. nesrlv rev with the best mule team Tor
dawn hfteen hundred bushels at a load There is on
the premises good log boarding house, stable and
corn crib, set Of blackzhs tools, corn enough 70
the hon .choid fIrn;snre n, ne honSx iIl be- SOLD
With farming sensiis fvcrfv Acres of crir oats ana
co-r ana e,e M r,o,,toes fhe location Il one OF the
lest shippf1e points on he canal: n the proper ac-
commod:1ions were ercc1s6 for Storage of rroducc
would soon become NE OF trade Tor that part az
the country. The whole VIII be sold, or If the pul-
cha- preiers the midi v;I half and rosse-sion civ
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CARD.

TaoeA CARD.
TuNHE undersigned respectfully inform their Gus
toners and friends, tilf In accordance with the
Hebrew custom; they will transact no business on
store, every Friday night ut O'Clock, until Saturday
night at the same hour. And instead of doing BUSH
ness Saturday, they i'll at,eni To il Sunday.
The hands employed by US in tailoring will take
notice, AID bring IN their work on Monday, which
viii hereafter be made pay day..
Jew
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Abstract

Statement If the C9ndition Of The CITY.
FIRE INSURANCE C0JPAyT Of
Hartford, January st. 1885. 1870 se .'
MAZE AND LOCATION. 81
The name Of this Company i the CITY YrRx Is
suRAScE CoHPAsY OF HARTFORD The Company
q CAPITAL.
The amount of lis Capital stock Is one hundred
tal stock paid up IS hundred aud my thousand
dollars
Cash in hands OF agents and other persons. I3,ijss
Bonlls owned by the Company.
osl 600 ID Mortssgs Bonls OF the lndiana
annual interest Of 10 per cent .:......... logN,oo
DeSis due ihs Company secarcaby NOR. 80 =,
Loans on collateral secured Ivy ssi shares : :
OF Bank stock, and other Stocks and -.
Bonds in possession of Company $500. 81 .2Jo.0s
All other securities are
Bills receivable l3,s9J5s
Accrued ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i,0i366
Once Furniture. ...-r-..-. 5''.l'
Total Assets OF the Company. sis2 1895
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted aud no, due. ss,T7s.o0 zai -r
Losses uaaij listed, and in siis a.-.-
peuse, waiting for further
AZ R'S Other claims ila,' asain. The s''"'o
Company estimated $3.50. 4,fss.oo -
Total ltahilitiee. 49,. e. slS,Gl0.W
The greatest amount insured in any risk is 100.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any
one City, Town or village, varies according to its
size aud class ot property. ~
The greatest amount allowed 10 be insured in any
one block, varies as In the preceding.
No part Of it, capital or earnings deposited with
State States. security for losses therein.
80 II. d. CONFLICT, Pres't.
u. BRAINARD. Sccy.
jeif -6mosd&w
r6 M Administrators Sale.
AYOTJcE IA bar.,v y;ve, th.t r a.. Aa,;,f,.rator
~ Of the estate Of Jacob Keller, will offer sale
at public auction on lie 9nd day ~ Juiy fSs NJ me
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NA 80 bHls, Plantation Molasses; 81
% do syrup. do; -sHIrl. 3
40 half bills. Syrup do; "a -srlr f
Just received and for sale BY -gI.sli
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IUST RETURNED. .

WITH splendid stock of SUMNER .MILLIA-
w ERY, consisting Of Grape, Chip, Neapoiitaf,
and Fancy summer Bonnsts. Of all descriptions
Also, Hats. Flowers, Ribbons, &c, 70 which in
VILE and vicinity. MISS Y. X. BARKER,ns
lht FIRST ST. between Main a.d Locust
100. E,If FfF Opposite the Post Office
mylf-f
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WANTED.
FOR SALE.

a GOOD, second hand Daniels Palmer; will dress
"A twenty feet long and twenty four inches wide
all complete,'in good running order. and gnte n
good as new. STEELE & HUSNEL.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-09
DECLARAToRY NOTICE.

EsTATE OF CALtfORNiA-County Of Buite-ss.
> Barbara Sehirmer, a resident of the county Of
Butte aud State of California, being married wo-
man. 10 wit the wife Of Charles Schirmer, also
resident of said county, hereby makes this decara'
ton, that she will curry the business of farming
and ranching. aud buying, selling, raising aud ira
ding in horses cows, sheep hog, Vegetables, and all
business transactions of what nature soever. con-
necled with the said business of farming aud ranch.
log, in her own ,me, and on her own account, aud
thi and after the date of this declaration oi In
tenton, she will be- individually responsible in her
own name. for all debts contracted by her on ac-
count of said business above mentioned. And che
further declares that the capital invested in her said
business above ment oneG, does not exceed the sum
Of five thousand dollars.
BARBARA SCrIRMER
On this the sixth day Of March, A. ID. 1865, before
me II. A. CASTOR, Notary Public ia aud for sail
Butte County, personally appeared Barbara Schir-
mer, and made and signed the foregoing declaration
nnder oHth In my pre- snce.
In witness whereof have hereun,o set my hand
and oflciai SEAL tho day and year frs; above wr ten
SEAL II. A. GASTON, Notary Pabiic,
..... in and for Buttc County. Cal.
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sI1ERIrrs SALE
DY VIRTUE OF AN ExECU


II issued out Of the District Court of the Fifteenth
Judicial District in and for the County Of Butte and
Stale OF California, commanding me to make the sum
OF three hundred dollars. with interest thereon a
the rate Of three per cent per month, rom the sec
ond day OF May A. D. 1857, until paid. LOGS the sum
Of ninety three 6ty -hundredths dollns together
with the further sum OF sixty six doilhrs sWo0D)
wherein d. q. DOWNER Is plaintiff, and sEivELL
r. MOODY IL defeDdant, haze levied upon, and
shall expose public sale to the highest bidder TOR
cash. at the Court House door, In the Town ct oro-
Vile. County of Butte, State aforesaid. on We'd
mesday the seventh day OF April, N.
ID. 1s5s, two O'Clock. y. ~, Of snid day, AL Of
the right ttlo aud Dteres' Of The above named de-
fendant in aud 10 tn, following described per5onal
property, 10 wit: A certain mortgage executetb by
ID. Gasswe, and in favor Of the above named defend
ant to secure the payment OF the sum OF two hun
red and dollars and interest. and bearing date
of the seventh day OF April A. d. 1857. and Gled for
record Ia the Recorders Office of Butte County, at
four O'Clock, r. NJ, of said day, and recorded on
pages three hundred and twenty three aud three
hundred and twsnty-foar, Of book u, vclume six
teen Of mortgages, nnd given upon the following
described property, to witt All that certain piece
parcel land situated In the Town Of Oroyille, Butte
County, and State of California, and commencing
Montgomery street, seventy feet fiom tho noflh
east corner OF lot number sixteen, III block number
10 as the same laid down upon tho mnp or plan
said Town Of Oroyie, now ON file IN The Record
,er's Office of Butte County running thence In "a
southerly direc ion, huDdred feet thence eierly
at right angles, twenty ieel; thence southery nj
right angles thirty two feet thence easlerly ut right
angles twenty four feet thence nortberly ut right
nigee eighteen feet; thence westerly At right angles
twenty feet thence norheriy at right angles tn MONT
gnnert srsrt hundred and fourteen feet. thence
along Montgomery street to The place VI beginning II
being twenty feet Also. certain promisory note
for ons ndred dollars dated on about the irs daY
of Auyu A ID. 1857, and bearing interest Al the
rate of three per cent. per month, drawn by NJ ID
assweIl and In favor of the above named defendant
" ID PLU.N, Sheriff Butte County.
Oraville. Mnfch 18th. A d. 1853
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SUNMONS.

state Of all0rnia In the District Court ofthe Fif-
County of Butte, teenth Judicial District.
JDHS SYLVESTER vs.. Pu!LLIP BRIEL < Co.
An action brought In the District Court OF the Fiji
teenlh Judicial District, and the Complaint Filed
In the County of Butte, in tbs OH: :e OF The Clerk
OF sail District Court
FENIE People of the state OF California, To philip
a. Hriel, Greeting You are hereby required 10
appear in an action brought against yoL by the
above named Plaintiff in the District Court of the
Fftecnth Judicial District, in and for the County OF
Butte, and to answer the Compliant filed therein
Ga copy OF which acc Inpapies this SummcnsD with
in ten days exclusive of the day ot servicer after
the service y0n of this summons IL served within
this County If served ont of this County but with
in this judicial District within twenty days or IL
ont of said District then within forty dNs-or jud5
men' b. default will be taken against you.
Th' sid Hctnn IA brought 10 obtain iIig 70 ant for
the recovery of this sum OF Two Hundred au1 Fifty
Dollars and interest thereon at the rate of ten per
cent. pr annum from the second day of July last
and iot Decree tor the foreclosure of "A certain
mortgage deed, and for the sale of the morgIgel
promises known the Slaughter Ground off. A.
Pint s Co, AMI more fully described in Plaintiffs
Complnint herewith served; and for Execution
against other property Of D3fenilnts, if said mort
gagged premises should be insufficient to satisfy the
Judgment herein, ana for Gusts of SUIT, aud iryou
fail to appear and answer the said Com mnlairt ls
above rs1 uired the Plain;iH VIII apply To the Court
for the relirfin his Complniut demanded
( -~ Given under my haut and Seai OF the
SEAL. District Court of the Fifteenth Judicial
~ District this Fourth day OF December, in
the year OF our Lord tho isand egh hundred and
hny sey u. -
VI II. DA1RACn. Clerk.
GRAvaER CngEsMAN, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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sEYERIFFs SALE

upy VIRTUE OF A DEcHErAL ORDER Issued
ID out OF tbs District Court or the Fifteenth 4lr
eal D strict Ia ani Ear Butte ruunly and State OF tn
ifarnin against A. SKiNkt.E ami IN favor OF WA
LArfiNDRE for the sum uf three hundred s3lv Ou
dollars with interest On sai sum from the 4tb day ot
February A. D. ttJ7 at the rate oi ten per cent per
annum until paid, lao uu cnss uf snit taxed IN the
sun II ten siu on dollars ald ail accrnng costs on
said writ to ma directed aud delivered commtnd,ng
me To sell Tue mortguged premises hrrelnniler de-
scriDed ~ satisfy said denand, viii op SATURDAY.
the TWENTY -SEVENrk DAY OF FEBRuA Akf A.
d. 1858. at the h ,ur of two O'Clock =. VI. of shld
day In pursuance with the requirements OF said
order sell public sale to the highest bidder FOR cis
the properly described in said order OF sale as fol'
lows to vii: all the right title ard interest OF the de
fendant IN and to certain house aud lot lying and
heing situated In the village Of Bangor Butte county
and stale Of Cali ornia witt that house described
on tho said fourth day of February A. y. 1887 as
owned and occupied by said A. Sknkle fravesse
ns n Liquor SALOON aud called the Fashion Saloon,
nnd Io ON the corner OF Main and iamber street in
The said village OF Bangor. aud county and state
aforesaid.
The above sale to take place at the Cont House
door, la the Town Of orovillo, County and state
aforesaid.
NJ ID. PLUM, Sheriff Butte County
OroyilIe Fen. ath. 1858.