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Tobacco, Tobacco!

w. VAN BENTHUYSEN Sc CO.,
90 Gravier street.
We would call the attention of City and Country Trade to
our stock Of
MANUFACTURER TOBACCO,
direct from the manufacturers complete which
there being made daily additions we oer on accom-.
modating terms. The following a portion Of the
now in store;
POUNDS AND HALF POUNDS.
Crumpons wathall, Flora Temple
Napoleon Gem Of Caloria I.eflwich Cross
-Four Aces, Medal, Victoria,
Gold Leaf Strawberry Madison
Nectar, othello, Constellation,
Olive, Eureka, jackson.
TWISTS AND PANCAKES.
z Game Cock, May Apple, Old Virginia.
Strawberry, Roagh Ready, Jenny Lind,
Nectar, Sweet Bunns, Figs. i
FIyEs AND TENS.
Madison, R. F. Moss, Won Arsdale
Jackson. R, II. Moss Farmer
Michel, stabler, March,
j. J. White.
With various other brands. and different styles OF SMOKING
TOBACCO, in Bales ,xes and Papers.
Also Agents for fayoriie brands Of
"oureon and MOnongaIlela Rye Whisky,
VIRGINIA. NECTAR WHISKY AND APPLE & PEACH
20 -e4o.sel BRANDY.
Cream Chocolate.
Just Received,
large quantity Of CREAM CHOCOLATE put up Ia v.r,ou,
LION & PINSARD,
sEi zP1 essad IS Royal street.
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To the .ansicted.

The only Specific for Gonorrhua elect Whites etc. Is the
DETERGENT INJECTION few days, use Of This never.
falling remedy invariably effects a cure
No other medicine need be employed change of diet
is required
Sold wholesale and retail by
J, WRIGHT q CO.,
ja4 2p6t3ltW q and ISL Charities st.
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WAsHrsorov AHrlLLERs.-The members Of this
Company Of our citizen soldery-C Capt Walton's
Company ARE called upon to assemble at halfpast
o'clock this evening, in full uniform, with sde-arms
and fatigne-eaps. The members should answer the
call to a ma1---as in all probability they viii.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-04

On Monday December 2s 1851 b. the Raw Mr. Molaison
EYARIsTE GUSMAN, Of Bonfouca ST. Tsmmsily parish to
Miss MARY A. CARY, Of this city.
On Thursday evening" slst uit At St Pants Church. by
the Rev. O. s. Hedges, Mr. THOMAS II. HIGINBOTHAM Of
tbs city 70 Miss SARAH b. eldest daughter Of the late Or
s. B. North q Nohle
as- New York and Mobile papers please copy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-04

sE We are informed that the Generals command
ing our military viii attend with their staff in full
uniform, Capt. H. a. De Riviere's lecture on the
Crimean war. Seats have been reserved for them,
and also or the Companies that will attend with side
arms.
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Carpet Wcareho,sse.

10 CHARTERS sfREET.-we have on hand large stock
o. uaTpssng Comprising Msdallons Velvet Wilton Tapes
Wy Brussels, Threstys, IngrAns Chenille Venetian. Floor
on Cloth, In great variety Of qualities Mating
nrugge and Linen Cmb Cloth, Window Shades Hair Cloth
Table aud Pinno Covers and all moderate prices cash
or short approved paper.
jag 2psl A. BROUSSEAU &. co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-04
Southern F,.rnti.sre TE,areroo,,,s

CHARLES A. STEWART,
ut Nos. III and l7s Canal street, NerO Orleans,
Has just received from the maufacory beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEDsTRADs, In I'D
diton to his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
emprsng EVERYTHING in his lire Of business Parties
wishing anythngin his line, will find advantage 10
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
ia4 2pet<W III and lT3 Canal street.,
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Vegetable Stomach Bltie win the dyspepsia one bottle
viii create appete force 81 the impure bile purify he
4iood and usgorae the system two bottles VIII the wot
fern Of liver complaint bottle win disspate that weak
The pit Of the stomach give % the eountcanee
pars strength ysem and lend eheerfuIuess
70 The nd Every fmy should have Hosetiers celebrated
Stomach BIisfs No ace peculiarly adapted to the d.
generally. iaa 2p6t&ItW
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Holiday Presents
f OR THE MILLION Mi
H- NM E.EE.
III CANAL STREET.
Has ast received per ship Golden Eagle large additions
70 bis already immense stock Of
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
FANCY GOODS,
Consisting Of the following described articles:
DoIis' Donsi! DoIIs,m
WAX, ALABAsTER,
GuTTA PERoHA,
KID AND PORCELAIN.
magnificent assortment prices varying from 81 tie 500
Dressed and Undressed and In Fancy csstsmss DOLLS
DRESSED to represent
NArDENs.
WIVES. AND
Also CRYING BABIES, in every variety and style Of
Dress.
Toy Animals.
Such as ELEPHANTS
LIONS, TIGERS
BUFFALoEss COWS
HORSES SHEEP and GOATS.
At prices from 81 to $40.
HOBBY HORSES, OF ALL SIZES
vELocIPEDEs,
sELF-PRoPEII.ING HORSES
LOCOMOTIVES, clRRIAGE AND
Toy Drums, Guns, swords,
And
MILITARY AcCoUTREMENTs, FOB CHILDREN.
Toy Musical Instruments
OF all kinds.
PIANosi P1ANosI
Fer Children, at prices from 81 IL SIS each.
Boxes of Tools
For Boys.
GAMES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
ALSO
VAST STOCK OF
PRESENTS FOR OLDER PERsONsi
Consisting Of
PAPER NACHE DRESSING GASES WORK BOXES
WRITING DESKS PORTFOLIOS AND CABINETS.
BISCUIT AND PORCELAIN sTATUAiYof all kinds
CHINA VASES, TOILET sErssef CIT, Bohemian and
Blowa Glass.
bEoidered with Chenille.
Music Boxes.
WITH THE HARMoNIPHoNE ACCOMPANIMENT,
And Of all oshsr descriptions peeayaying from 81 50
toS5o.
Together with stock large be described by ad
vertisement. But call and examine for ourselves.
B. PIFEET,
Importer and lsaler in Fancy Goods
ola 2ptf ~ Canal stree Touro Buildings.
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CEEsoESr Crr BAsK.-The annual election of
Directors in this bank Is to take place at the banking
house today, between the hours Of 10 and clock.
The stockholders viii take notice and be present
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Mrs. Cady s co.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING
AND osIERY

I'll D e R Y.
CANAL aREEr. ..............9I
Between Camp nd ST. Charles, =
Beg leave TO inform their lad friends and the public gener
ally hathey have made large additions their stock MIL
LIVERY, DRESS TRIMNINts, HOSIERY etc, and are
prepared 70 with dpaieh the
able terms, all kinds of MILLINERY and DRESS MAKING
in the latest and most approvedstyle.
Every description of TRIMMINGS and large assortment of
LADIES' CHILDREN's and INFANTS CLOTHING CON
siantly on hand. B- Counryorders promptly attended
Ladies' viii please call and npeet stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
EMBROIDERY STAMPS the most beautiful designs, for
sale at this establishment
MRS. CADY & CO.,
oil 2p4mMowe&Fr 81 Canal street. NewsOreans
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lea S Perrins,

CESTERsHIR SAUCE.
The attention Of Hotel Keepers Propetors Of Eating Houses
Caterers for Clubs Messroons and Private Families
mended to trial Of Lea Perns famous Worcestershire
Sauce This condment by IL merits has attained the high
rank pleasant paatle and wholesome Sauce app.
cable TO soup, FISH, hot and cold meats game etc. etc.
tensively used In all quarter Of the globe.
The limitations" both sides Of the Atlantic
speak loudly Of its mer nd the fact that only
Medal awarded foreign sauce the New Exhibition
aests the estimation in witch held those selected with
special reereneet their ability judge of quality
lar articles Of table and being the popular
the market unprnciped offering spurious
Sauce by slightly varying spelling of LIZA PERKINS,
only Proprieiors Of the Geiuine Sauce.
stock always received direct ship
ment from England.
JOHNDUNCAN & SONS,
405 Broadway New York,
iva 2piy Agents the United States for Lea PERKINS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-04

- Dr. Kfoonand's Celebrated German Bit
xEHs-Prsparsd ~ Dr.. NJ Jackson PHILADELPHIA Pa will
eetuallg Iye Compliant Dyspepsia, Jauadee chroaie
DEBILITY Diseases Of the Kidneys diseases
asug nom disorderad Liver stomach. Give them trial.
ghss el gon For sale rs per bottle By drug
x AID every and village
SIese<. Canaa as. West ladies' and South America.
Sold IN New Orleans wholesale retail BY J. WRIGHT
AGO, Nos. a ard isl thasisss street, ssa 2plm&w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-04

r9~ft Is said that solomon, Ia ali his glory
was not srtAyed Ike the ly Of the Valley such be ne
sage smile o aHcient tines shen science lay IN the Lap q
NtnTe hos much appiie4Ae hOw mora deserving
Of the gatiude Of grateful world when sciencd dcyeoped
opne lngn he healing properties Of the Cherry, and enabled
him % combine Il wish the herbs The earth and Ia,
u a,rs the world 10 the form Of woodmens Cherry xsrto
rant egd certain for Coughs. coidF Group Inu
Hsaehs and in eyey stage OF Consumption The very
<'e&4dpsit q nature" jat 2p6t2ltw
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ezrsevxeiI a. Taylor, Ao- ~ Royal street, Is
nos faaay 10 81 orders for ts eemnx Haaays file S. 70 e
stocked viii sheies Bfdiss Woes cerdias ETC. see ad
ffEslssaaenii dll 2plm
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fOsU Is the Time
TO SECURE
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS,
SUITABLE FOR TIE HOLIDAYS,
Not at those ruinous sacrifices, but at the VERY LOW
EST PRICE aswhch every article be Warranted
The stock comprises, in part
FINE WATCHES,
RICH JEWELRY, IN sets and half sets.
BRACELETS, BROOCHES and EAR RINGS.
FINGER RINGS, in every variety
Fancy Goods.
Papier Mache and Rosewood DESKS, Work BOXES; Glove
BOXES; Silver, Pearl and Shell CARD-CAsEs PORTE
MoNNAIEs, etc.
Perfumery.
Lubin and other choice EXTRACTS including cele-
brated FRANGIPANNI SOAPS, EXTRACTS and 20.
MADE-fogether with endless variety Of TOILET and
FANCY ARTICLES, at the very Lowest Prices
RSRemember No. 20 Camp street. the City Hotel
d2l 2pf FRANKLIN ROBERTS.
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By. III, COOle,y.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Praetsssin Ponts oopse, West Baton Rouge westFe-
eiana, Residence, PeinscOupee P. o., La. $50 2p
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Gifts
GIFTSi GIFTSi
B OK 81 BOOK ROO S!li
Prize Worth from 25c. to 500,
GIVEN WITH BOOK AT THE TINE OF sALEiIi
EVANS q, CO.,
No Is CAMP STREET,
Have Just received large supply of nice ANIMALS and
GIFT BOOKS, hney Illustrated and Bound elegant
styles for HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Also large addition to their stock of RICH JEW.
ERy for PRESENTS ere prepared to give greater
Inducements than before offered.
nLades and Gentlemen respectfully invited to call and
secure nice BOOK and splendid PRESENT, at
EVANS d CO.'S,
DIS 2plm IS Camp street,
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RS-Ihe numbers viii be drawn from Glass Wheel the first
one drawn will win the first Prize of TEN THOUSAND Doll
LARS IN CASH. the second the Diamonds; the third
the best Watch and until six hundred numbers are
which will distribute all the Prizes
orders for Tickets by mail accompanied by the money
will be promptly filed by return mail
Es- Address letters 10 NJ II. SMITH & CO. No 81 Camp
street, New Orleans.
Rhesponsibe persons will be appointed to
esls OF those ticket holders who may absent from The city
on the day Of the drawing.
pJ-fhe numbers OF the Tickets drawing the Prize viii DO
published in the city papers day after the distribution
RSfzes drawn by parties out Of the city be held sub
Iect to their order.
RS-iHE MOST UNQUESTIoNABLE REFERENCES viii
be given as to e integrity and responsibility of the parties
neeted with this enterprise
- Agents wanted to dispose Of Tickets in Mephis Veks-
burg Mobile, AID other inland cities
NJ. R. SMITH CO.,
IMPORTERS OF WATCHES.
DE- 2psm No, n Camp ST., Poydras, New Orleans
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Chandeliers
AND
@ a S FL TX II u r. E S.
The undersigned has obtained the agency Of
and most extensive companies for manufacturing GAS
CHANDELIERS in the United States.
CHANDELIERS HALL. PENDANTS
BRACKETS, READING LIGHTS
PENDANTS, GLASS SHADES,
NANTEL LIGHTS, READING SHADES
GAS PIPE. GAS FITTINGS,
FLEXIBLE TUBING, PATENT LIGHTERS,
etc, etc,
N bah fixtures sold will be up IN the best
When required practical mechanic and gas fer holding
the Company's license will attend promptly execution
all orders for Gas Pipe, putting up fixtures.
Also large assortment Of Marble Crates con
stanty on hand Some very splendid Satuary Marble
tells just received Marble Crates set up complete
prices from forty City dollars each and
satuay Sienna Brooatee ard others costly marble from
two hundred to thousand dollars each.
Also every description Of Hardware employed the build
ing line. Railing and versnds Castings-gh and beautiful
patterns always on hand.
ALLEN HILL,
Builders Furnishing Warehouse,
zoo Baronne ST., rear of City Hall,
DIS 2p6tFr&Mo New Orleans.
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.sess Years. Presents.
New and elegant LACE BERTHAs, COLLARS and SETS
EVENING DRESSES in great variety.
REAL BLACK THREAD LACE Wells
Very rich BLACK and CoLoRED VELVET FLoUNcED
SILK ROBES
EMBROIDERED BLACK VELVET MANTLEs
INDIA and FRENCH PROMENADE OPERA sHAwLs
and sCARFs.
And the most priad Of all by every lady Of taste
New and beautiful REAL PARIS THREAD LACE MAN
TIES, POINTS and sHAwIs, which were bought foz
one half the cost Of manufacture win he sold pro-
p0ri0na,ey low.
p. E. REILLY & CO.,
ss,eo l2s Canal street
- ~ between Royal and Bourbon
Iogs' Toys: Toys.
Having determined to close out cur stock Of
Toxs,
We will dispose Of them
FIFTY PER GENT.
Less than COst,l
LION & PINsARD,
az 2pa corner 0, Royal and Bienville street,.
For Safe.
To arfive, an invoice Of ABBoTFs PoRTgR and ALE, in
quarts imperial pinss and pints.
WM, MURE QJENTELL,
Y -PsmAo - caloadeel street.
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JoHNDUNCAN & SONS,

Sole Agents the us oiI sass for S Lev. io Peru
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IOIst to 37sth Prize.
as Fine Gold Hunting Watches, worth sl5s 100
379th to 6O2d Prize.
22i Fine Gold Hunting Watches, worth 500 . sz24 400
GRAND ToTAL--eoO Prizes worth. 100000
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-05-13

Its Government after our own, fell upon his
ears as" upon the dull, cold ear of DEATH
Bot the day of small things" of enslayed
Presidents, Of buccaneers, will pass away, and
the nation of the New World will resume the
attitude which the moral grandeur of the great
man who directed its affairs for the first half
century gave it. Then the time will come for q
new movement on this continent, which will
confer prosperity on three races Of men.
Mr.. Chairman, it is evident to every man of
thought, that the freed blacks hold place in
this country which cannot be maintained.
Those who have fed to the North are most un.
welcome visitors. The strong repugnance of
the free white laborer to be yoked with the ne
gro refugee, breeds an enmity between races,
which must end in the expulsion of the latter
Centuries could notreeoncile the Spaniards to the
Moors; and, although the latter were the most
useful people In Spain, their expulsion was the
only way to peace. In spite of all that reason
or rehgion can urge, nature has put badge
upon the African, making amalgamation re-
voting to our race. Centuries have shown
that even the aboriginal race of this continent,
although approaching our species in every re.
spect more nearly, perish from contipuity with
the white man. Bat will not argue the point.
The law of the North has put Its ban upon i'm
migration OF negroes into the free States.
In the South, causes more potent still make
1t impossible that the emancipated blacks can
remain there. The multiplication of slaves and
freed men OF the same caste in the section
where the dominant race must become pro.
portionaiiy fewer from emigration, has alreAdy
compelled the latter to prohibit emancipation
within the States, and to seek means of deliver
ance from the free blacks. The Northern
States VIII not receive them; the Southern
States dare not retain them. What is to be done
what was done with the native populatior
which II was found incompatible with the IN
terests OF Georgia, and the States southwest Of
the Ohio, and the States northwest, to indulge
With homes within their limits The United
states held it to be national duty to purchase
their lands from them, acquire homes for them
in other regions, and to hold ont inducement,
and provide the means for their removal Il
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the peoE . would
,ated be- re they
aictr E3ave no
regard 18th just
smpt byy.snglsnd
Of Mexie That
ass this 4ntinent,
renee tosYancoa-
ringing ITS pres
Northerd frontier,
,e endurJ. The
Sc this Gntury as
land, rakser than
ir Soathsn quar-.
'ernusent insisted
ndon the~1ssumed
coasts o. Central
+; but ses stipu-
! subject left by
contiuu3aO enjoy
she ha planted
w ellis, l5king to
leuce thr,aeh our
daila this step as
VI Amerisa of re.
ire sot be ooer.
sorary rlers."
q hardihsod 10 In
. expel He Free.
lands by. he treaty
diols, ans subject
y? ] wold rather
if fot COW, may
" esten&its infu.
Central America
tain GeSrnment.
ublican rinciples
gland ins the cast
r people, into tn
ats IN h:~ enter
hest de'p ,lstrGtio,
'ocernmas to 6uiIt
: Amer1' 3 for IL
What Coz a corfe'
characte than thu
hich the : lustrioul
ist act 6 bis life
dent, SD king 70
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popular sovereignty IN the VOL
Chief Magistrate and coStro ing
boring designs which the; df g q
seeking by sly intrigues 3 4 ros,
to accomplish schemes which the
spurn with disgust, if pronu, tate
became committed in the. co, dict
doubt my countrymen weuld reg
indignation and resist ant at Emp
to turn our flank on the Gulf Of n
she spreads her dominion ac oss /
from the Gulf Of the st. Lar rem,
vers Island on the Pacific, firing
sure to bear upon our whole, Mort
Is as much restraint as can Ae e
nation would be willing ta ci se t
it began, in hostility with: En- Ian
submit to encroachment on ir s
ter. For this reason, out G. sern
that Great Britain should-ab ndo
protectorate claimed over. TIT Goa
America. She relinquisLed T.;
lated with Honduras, that Ii su
her in the Bay Islands sheuk con
the free institutions which abe
there. Oar own citizen, Nj We
the establishment of our inf ,euc
institutions in this quarser, haill
"the establishment IN Csnh u A
publican Institutions, sohtich ire ,
throcn at the caprice of ienl ORA
Can Mr.. Buchanan surim d hs
volve this country in q tar o ex
dom guaranteed to the Bsy land
made with the dictator Qua dol,
them to his absolute anti orr y?
hope that our Governm emf If
yet, under another Presieen y, e1
| ence over the main lantl o &c,
| by giving its support to I iai tain
there, based upon its own rel ubi,
To do this, we must, like = iglar
of the Bay Islands, sent yr p
country, protect oar mereht ats |
prises there, and make al. IL hest
Of the fixed purpose If OH { torer'
up the prosperity of Ce IN = "A
oaon and oar Advantage. Fha'
more honor on our natio aal char
acceptance of the proposal, hich
patriot Barrundia, as Il ast &
! submitted TO our late Ire dent
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-27
pNLY BUTTE PFCORD,
STATE CONVENTION

a. meeting Of the Democratic state Central
A,,,as held in Sacramento on the rot, 5sr "s
te,s the foil wing resolutions were ado.,., :.
ssn ,vn' That the ua,t Dernocratic S,s+, -,
~ he held in the CITY of SACRAMENT, ~ W
Un the 4th dtv nf August neVt aud th.+ 81
-. AZ representation he as fellovs viz. ono data
h .t.rye from each county ana onn .fa's.-,, g
rp .xo hnnirei Democratic votes css. ,t ~. Lac,
srr.I election for any Democratic candidate ~,
rs,.,e ticket nnnnttel nv tho na,nlr lrr,ti. srt,.
p~,n,;veie and one delegate for every fraction ~
~ hundred or more votes cast for such Democratic
andidafr c4c
sas,mended that the Democracy in the different
~ ~ Nes meet on the 2ath aHv Of INV f,r tha fpr-
-. of electing deleretaS to the St1ta C9uvaft nn
Pa par,ocraev of the state of California arc bara
,..,;fod that state Co v-oton wiz we hnli +,
~ - c,tr of Sacramento. on Wedno~1 rvtre ltL law
y ,rgust 1858, and that the amor totuert of rci-
"...tation therein. as settled upun bv the state
r.,tra Committee, is a. follows:
.,.neds............... g AN Rernardino..... 3
Iuador. .......-.'.. san Diego. o............-
n,ts "a an francisco. -
s..yeras.. ..........Ifi An Joaquin ...........
c-r.a ....... san Louis Obispo. .....
c.,,ya Costa .......... : 'tn Nateo.............
nj yorte ............ I! santa Barhar ......... g
Dorado ..........IN ANITA lIara-..... ......
r-esno santa Cruz ............
uurh0ldt. = >1aSta,. ...........
r.math ~ sierra u
Ios Angeles ...-..,. 'tSftYou .......: ......lt
Marin. ....s. = >nlAun.-... .-...- g.
u,,iposa. ............ : 'nuomt and Meu1oyiuoll
Nsrced .. ........... >teu'~.ans. s............ "
Nanterev -. '''''.'' 'Nt'er .'.-... ''''. 3
yaps.".. ...... 'la"t..'.-'. -.
Nevada ''..s. 'r'nltN. .s... .....-..' y
psfer ..''.. ~ - are. -............ d
pumss. -...........+.. 'up'Ulhrt
sscramento .......... folo.'.... ......-..... !
Yaba. ........i ......-'..... .t.-...---
fOaly.. .....-. '''.s' 80. +.,..-.. ....S-r
V. F. GEtGER.
Chairman State Central Committee.
I,vrs ANDERSON. Secretary pro. tenn.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-27
COnstable's Sale.

F~l NIttTt u UF lHo WkilS OF tNEGU-
p tion. te-uod nHt oft Johns Berry Court q Jus
tce ol the Ieace IN aud tor Ohpr Iownship. County
ut Huttr and state 81 California, TO me directed aud
dclivtred commanding me To max" the sum of siNty
dollars $500 Cul and all cost, of SUIT taxed ia the
sum Of thutv.thiee ard eichty nine onc-hundredths
dollars tSI3 rsD and all acvtniug cost, on said writS
wherein JUllCS plpMAN Is plaiuun and Will
LIAM IlE-SE rs defeu liant, have levied upou aud
viii expose at public sale TO the highest bidder for
cash. on the ifth day Of August, A. u
lNla, at the hour OF eleven % clock, "t sad
day ail o the riEhi, uNe aud interest OF the above
named defendant in and to the following described
property TO wit; That certain piece or parcel OF
l.ud situate in the Town of olov0ie. County and
State aforesaid described ard drs netrd on the plot
or map Of tGc Town ol uiufil". as lot number one
C1 U alo.a fourteen, G41 sdd lot fronts on Lincoln
trrUt twnn' 'etwo feet and runs back sixty teet to-
rati.srvith an aut singular .he teoemcnt~, here
dittueut, ana apptrteuances thereunto belonging
or in auvHlse appettaiuiug.
The uhotc su}e +, tahe place in front of John $.
Berry office. IN the Town Of orovillc, County and
state Aforesaid.
r. .MlGUIRE. Constable.
OroviIie. July ltth, 1888.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-27
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