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The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04
sg The Cincinnati Gazette, of May Sd, re

BGs~ The Cincinnati Gazette of May Sd, re-
marks:
simultaneously with the rumored negotia-
tions between Buchanan and Douglas, at Wash
ington, remarkably fraternal state of feeling
has broken out between the organs of these two
magnates, in Illinois. The Buchanan paper al
Chicago declares its readiness to support Doug
las, if nominated at Charleston, and the leading
Douglas organ at Springfield, gives like pledge
in regard to Buchanan"
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04

ARIZONA ON HER 0wN HooK.-The San Diego
Herald says, We have received from Judge
Hastings, of Arizona City, the proceedings of
mass meeting holden in that locality, at which a
preamble and resolutions were passed. of rev.
olutionary character; and from the tone of the
proceedings, we judge that the object of the
people in that Territory is the organization of
independent government, with the ultimate
view of augmenting their Republic by acquisi-
tions of a cesession of Sonora and chihuahua
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04

INTRODUCTION OF THE TEA PLAsT.-The Gov
ernmcnt is seriously prosecuting the enterprise
of introducing into the United States the culture
of the tea plant A ship is now on her voyage
from Canton to New York with $4,000 plants,
selected with great care by special agent of tho
Patent Office.
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04

BY" The National Era says it is not for the
generation among whom Elizabeth Browning
has sung, and Charlotte Bronte spoken, and Har-
riet Hosmer chiseled, and Rosa Bonheur paint
ed, and Mary Lyon taught, and Florence Night
ingale lived, to despair of woman's achievement
Of her highest destiny.
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04

WHAT HENRY CLAY SAID.-Henry Clay's views
IN opposition to Congressional Intervention were
thus expressed in the report of the Committee
on Territories, accompanying the Kansas-Ne.
braska hil on January 4th, 1854:
" In the Judgment of your committee, these
measures Compromise measures of ls5O) were
intended to have far more comprehensive and
enduring effect than the mere adjustment of the
dlilcullies arising out of the recent acquisition
OF Mexican territory. They were designed to
establish certain great principles, which would
not only furnish adequate remedies for existing
evils but IN ALL TIME TO COME avoid the perils of
similar agitation, by withdrawing the question
of slavery from tie Halls Of Congress and the DO
lltical arena, and committing it to the abitra-
ment of those who were Immediately interested
IN and alone responsible for its consequence
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04
COUNTY DIRECTORY
County Officers.

District Tudge-WlTliam P. Daingerfeld, OF
Shasta.
County Judge-Joel T. Landrum.
associate Justices-J. r. Durick and Thomas
Bass
County Treasurer-James Hayburn.
County C1erk-H. |. Vanhorn.
Sheriff.. Clay Stockton. Under Sheriff
John Dent.
County Assessor-W. H. Angell
County Surpeyor-E. Linn.
Public ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Swasey.
District Attorney-James d. Mix.
School Commissioner-G. X. Godfrey.
County Physician-Dr. James f. Pelham
4oard of .Sisperuisors.-1st District J9o. A
Dreibelbis; I'd District, William B. Stod-
dart; Sd District d. G. Johnson.
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04

5HAs an omen of the success of the Oppo
sition in Tennessee, it has been heralded tha
Gov. Jones, II. s. Foote and Jere. Clemens had
taken the stump against the Democracy. 1t turn:
out that Gov. Jones declines taking an active
part in the contest, and Foote, the rowing poll.
tician, is candidate in the Jackson District in
Mississippi, for Congress Jere. Clemens, We
suppose, is fighting against the Democracy, as
usual-MaTusUiIe Express
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04

BsA- Miss Nancy says man is good for moth
ing until he is married, and according to her
experience, be amt worth but dreadful little
when he is.
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04

nsn- An old sailor, at theatre, said he sup
posed that dancing girls wore their dresses half
mast, as a mark of respect TO departed modesty.
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04

BAND OF MORMON THIEVES NoNpLUssED.-A
correspondent of the Bulletin, writing from Salt
Lake, says:
Mr.. Hickey, in the employ of the house OF
Hosmer Il Co., of San Francisco, arrived at Camp
Floyd few days ago, and made a statement
charging the Mormons with threatening to rob
his train of their animals, and with robbing him
of very valuable mule. The following is the
substance of Mr.. Hickey's narrative, which |
condense. He says:
That few days before his arrival at Camp
Floyd, when his train had reached Summit
Creek, his wagon-master, one Tomlinson, was
met by party of twenty-five Mormons, armed
mounted, and commanded by Bishop. The
party expressed their intention of taking the
animals of the train. The wagon master told
them he should resist any such attempt by fight
ing. Precautions were consequently made to
protect the animals but the Mormons, deferred
by the resolution displayed, left the train unmo-
Tested.
On being questioned as to the cause of their
being out and armed, the Mormons stated, 'sthey
had been ordered out by Governor Cumming, to
hold themselves in readiness to fight if his poll
icy was not sustained at Washington"
The Tomlinson here alluded to is, we under
stand, j. j. Tomlinson, formerly of this place.
1t is a very certain thing that the Mormons will
never get a lot of animals away from John Tom
linson without fighting for them, or paying for
them in dollars.
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04

Hss5@ Ten Brock, the American jockey, was
welcomed by the ringing of bells on his recent
return to his present residence, near Newmarket,
ENGLAND
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04

Bss~ The small pox has been raging to an
alarming extent in Alabama. Its ravages have
occasioned quite panic in several counties in
that Stata
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04

-hndlng rattlesnakes-ready to 90, and did 90.
Where not one man in ten would. The meadows
were considerably covered with water, and if
their route lay through it, they would double
themselves up and make the male biped accom-
panying, pack them through it. One of them
was about 60 pounds, avoirdupois, and the per.
formance of carrying her was very interesting.
and, we may say, instructive"
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04

nG7- The ladies of South Carolina have raised
$4,000 towards erecting a monument in mem
ory of John c. Calhoun.
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04
DALY'S VALLEY WHISKEY.

claimed for it.
WIN. NEWELL g. CO.,
Sole Agents.
State Assayer's Office, 80 Somerset st.,
BosroN, Mass, April II, 1858. !
VIM. II. DAILY, New York:
Dear Sir-I have made a chemical ANALYSIS of
your Aromatic Valley Whishy," and find it a
pure, fine favored Rye Whisky, containing no
injurious matter Of any kind, and recommend it
as suitable for medical and public purposes
CHARLES 7. JACKSON, NJ. D.,
State Assayer.
NEW York, April 10th, 1858.
have analyzed sample of % Daly's aromatic
VALLEY WHISKY" and find it to be pure article,
of fine. flavor, and without any deleterious ad-
mixture. JAMES r. Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist.
Mn. II. DAILY, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir-Your "Aroniatic Valley WHISKY" is
received, and after careful examination, find it
to be pure article, entirely free from the adul-
terating ingredients SO frequently used.
JAMES j. MAPEs. Chemist
DaIy's Aromatic Valley whisky
Is put up in cases containing one dozen bottles
each.
Fer sale by all the principal Liquor Houses in
San Francisco. ap2:3mis
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04
TO THE INTERIOR MERCHANTS
AND OTHERS INTERESTED.
VIM. III. BOVEE & CO..
PRoPRIEToRs OF THE
Pioneer Coffee and Spice Mills,
Established May, 1850.


Established May, 1850.
l23 FRONT STREET, SAN FR4NCISCO
VJTOULD call the attention of those residing
w in the interior of the State to their brand
of Coffee, styled
VIM. H. Bovee & Co.'S Family Coffee,
leach package bearing their stamp,) put up in
ib papers, 4S.lbs in case also for Hotels and
Restaurants, in 5 ID papers, 100 ID cases. The
increased demand for this brand has induced us
to make such arrangements as will enable US to
furnish hereafter
Truly Choice Article of Coffee,
not to be surpassed, if equaled, in this market
and to those who are desirous of enjoying the
luxury of an extra fine cup of COFFEE, they
may rely upon doing so, if they will purchase
our brand of Family Coffee. The conditions we
offer are if it does not prove as represented, re-
turn the same by reshipment, and draw upon us
for all expenses incurred. We are anxious to
introduce this brand throughout the
Interior of the State,
and are determined to spare no pains to make 1t
truly Family Coffee, satisfied that there are
those who are willing to pay reasonable fair
price for the same.
We shall continue to manufacture the Rio
Coffee under the name of Pioneer Mills, and
customers may rely upon its being OF the same
uniform quality as heretofore
Our brand of Fresh California Ground Spices
$50 fayorably KNOWN we shall continue to fur
nish at the lowest market price, in half pound
glass and and 10 lb cans. ap9:3mis
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04
NUMBER l3.

chanan is outside of it. If it were not so. and
Mr. Douglas was not inside of the organization,
as the Lecompton organs and speakers contend,
then Mr.. buchanan was certainly not within the
organization.
But few Administration men in this Statan u
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04
SHASTA COURIER.
Hurra for the Chfnaman.

Under this heading San Francisco working
man submits in the Telegram, some observations
that may be read with benefit in this quarter:
Lo the poor Chinaman is coming again. He
is coming and they are coming in gangs and
droyes of thousands. They will soon overwhem
u.s. like the lice and flies did the Egyptians of
DID, Already some of our merchants are turn
ing these yellow-bellied slaves to their profit ;
they are now being let out by their masters as
porters in stores, at twenty dollars per month
and lind themselves. The white man and his
little family will soon have to stand aside (as
far as the laboring class is concerned.) Even
now, In the ropewalks and candle-factories,
none but Cinnamon are employed, some of whom
get hfteen and others twenty-five dollars per
month and find themselves. A white man can't
i've on that. Weused to get two and sometimes
lour dollars day for breaking up old hulks at
kincon Point, but the Chinese slave merchants
came along, and hired out their slaves at fifteen
cents per day. We had to stand aside then.
Now it is time for the laboring man to look
about him. The Cinnamon will soon take their
places at the buck and saw, at the hod and in
the mines. The Supreme Court is on the side
OF the Cinnamon; the Governor loves Them and
furnishes muskets to protect them. Cinnamon
are divesting us of our gold fields; even the Le-
gislature are in favor of their overrunning our
beautiful State.
Now, Mr.. Editor, what shall we do? Can you
not suggest some remedy? The white work
ing men, with few exceptions, have votes Car
we we, not elect Governog and Legislature thai
Will protect US from these yellow devils? o.
shall we pack up our traps and take our wives
and little ones back to our old homes, ant
abandon the State to the Cinnamon and the
filthy prostitutes WORKING MAN.
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04


STATE Prison AFFAIRs.-The Senate Special
Committee-Messrs. Berry, Anderson and Brad
ley-authorized to pursue their examination OF
State Prison affairs after the adjournment of the
Legislature, have concluded their labors, and
made report, copy of which is now before
us. The conclusions of this committee are en-
tirely different from those arrived at by the As
bly, committee. They conclude their report
thus:
We are firmly convinced that the Prison has
been managed under the Board of Directors
with economy, fairness, honesty, business tact
and efiiciency-that there have been no frauds
or immoral practices, of any nature, done or toll
Grated by the Hon. Joseph Walkup, or othel
agents. in the conduct of the Prison-and tha
| all property purchased, or in their possession
| and moneys received by them for the use o
said Prison, have been properly accounted for.
, 1859-11-14
F0HEIGN ITEMS.

The King Of Prussia is slowly approaching
his end. 4 soitening Of the brain has set in;
be is almost entirely paraly yzcd, and with dill
Guilty takes food enough to sustain nature.
Neal Dow is 10 BE- invited to visit England
second time, to speak On tue subject Of Temper
a1ce,
The subscririion for the memorial Of the
late Alexander Won uumbolt, has ..ow reached
the sum Of Il. 900 ihalers, aud there is now no
doubt entertained IS TO much larger sum be-
ing still forthcoming.
The Cardinal Archbishop Of Naples, with
the concurrence Of the conrtierr, Mn. Ajossa
and DlsiEnaoo. lately sent for a! tue priests Of
tile city, and commanded them to preach against
those two enemies Of the church, Victor Eman-
uel and Garibaldi.
The London Globe says many Rreat men
have been buried in Westministcr Abbey, but
We have no record Of such 4 tceuc as that Wit
messed at the burial Of Robert Stephenson.
The whole proceedings were deroid Of thow OF
pomp. The funeral was simple in the extreme /;
but the mournera and the place Of burial gare
dignity and impressiveuess to the scene.
1t is reported in the fashionable circles Of
Rome ,hat the Prince Of Wales, during his re-
cent visit, then 1t the Palace Cafarelli The King
OF prussia's residence, he opened dittation
With the Kings niece, the Princess Ate1andr;ne
OF Russia which is likely to result in matritno-
nial al1i5nce.
The Paris correspondent Of tho 1i,ne.
writes, Oct esth:
"Yume, the wcll.kuorn American rapping
medium, has Just passed through Paris with lii
| wife on his way 10 america. lie not only ha1
not lost his power Of eroking spirits, but has
aeauil ed new and more terrible power. Instead
| Of confining his miracles to conversation and
communion between the li@ing a1d the dead, he
nov places lisin9 but widely separated friend.
| ia copnectioo, and enables them TO hold COZ
verse together"
--Rchard Golden proposes spending the en
suing season with his family in Paris.
Verdi, The composer, A. one of the deputa
ton sent By tho Parma Annexation Committed
to Turin. was recognized On his arrival in tha
c,ty. and greeted with "Pira EerdiF' whicl
was the faTorita popular acelamhtion during th
late war excitement, The uaue Of Verdi constl
tutiue tho initials of rIetor Easanul<, RI
| Italia.
MADAME Grt*fs RzczP11os At MApk1p.-1
Madrid letter in the Lndptad1aes :Bkly< Says
"F,fty or sixty persons. hired for the PURPOSE
end placed IN little grouos in the upper CALLER
during second representation OF tSoFna, IN
scenes which occurred in the hrst represents
ton. II WAS no longer tnuEmurs and whisper
iugs, but grozns and noises Of Ill kinds, whte
completely drowned the voices Of Madame Gfi.
1ud Mario. The nproas was ut is height At tt
commencement OF the duet ia tht second &C
Potatoes we're thrown from tho upper gailcrie
inRinio the pit The public in the bo1ea n
other parts Of the house rose indignantly
| protest aEaiukt such N outrage. but Aadat.
Gr.si withdrew, her faes bathsd IN tea.s-. Mar
: attempted for some seconds to brave the stor1
! but was obliged to lears tho stags. 0ns Of Il
, 1859-11-14

HOFFAIANN e. GELPCKE,
l. j. BANKERS, Chicago. Deposts receirec and Inter
Showed SPECIAL De osa. L!befal e oatnod7t1ons
noiry market Ercaanyr AID Letter. of CEel In
su., o4 the principal cites Of ths uai.st sts: aas Es
quusatons. Time oaus private bonds aad MORTGAGES
Negotiated. Western siatts County, City os !ta.lraa
loans negotiated abfuad. fe@rtT
vp.r1.t a.1Yrr
, 1859-11-14

Still To our dis art tome IN soul belonging,
Her freest Vanguard With hes dag uufItl ID,
We stand to-day while ue1tcaa r.aEs ,hsook!ax.
In ~~s sjulcnz circle Eouad tha world.
Thit nresen = irSn fA1 Xsetas's vesdsnt st1st-
Whete poor hearth feualLa a 3otiak !oken-
Gun etst 70 hea.t Unite, and Ind 70 land:
Oh: bumbe hearth! Js proudly
*hA.l ho 1eFs thee aduEr,
While asea echo Loudly
Here WA ous Schiller boFal
ILls very day thy blatIrf
ALur1sel yeA 4Ec.
F!ttt net hls c.es! eye gazing
Cpoa Our world below.
nssa .sssha hsafss.a s. .atsess i.ss s.tss5;
And mid snbItfne& dreaming.
Looked up 10 Gods t1ue Light
he rsad th. <o.ira crest story.
Tnc heAEtE. TOO, s1d and log.
4nd wose IN sadnnt Eesy
E2ch to Immortal song!
tabaEnluE light enA d1sne.
In every 83nl VIII glowing.
Wen LtNf datkne-s came.
Like to s1ue sudden te rpes: one hour found hin.
Rlse on the Gem N heavens tn power and pride;
Th. people I'D TIE you. = who Ahuuted round h!r1
"aehsd bow for b m Fanes poftsla opened vide.
e. f. 20 q rs rs:9 md s2s setas
STU oDHasI 10 eunIe DoteF height aspiring.
Tha. sktle fosn holding mighty mini.
lie cara+, \ true md uob1e c,m.ade nearllm:
Ard sife aad esidlens love va here to chez LIN,
"hen Dca:l a:ose-ahd 10! he Aank IN Night.
In Might? All. Eo. uauto orr dsai still living.
UAA thushe spake. And De7th ahzli vziuly ~
To dim thelsg h!a spirit IT'LL IL EivtcK!
HAil: ech!les, hasl: 1hc tead who eannot dc!
4 voice. b ,1h c'eaE nd Laid.
NLIclI Mil our cUErtfY II. LEI
ii true guide Of old.
, 1859-11-14

Notice Il hereby kye t1At eht aoalhe'
III zIn vi pnl,a II 1usah II. G<snsI d<tess.d.
xi r. say ot II esmhe :: " se, ss'*nsse ~ ~
and lay. bets sast t+nn, until L* r.
Anal property. e~ ana eh ateis !tl"nkn: TO ar tNe
s.ls On ID prEis+ il. ely ueeupt, - ae saI !tt
sl ou1. NO. Is "h tnfk tt'.et naLt EtT
Cnt-lzn ounty Of puk and tate If liAs all to <f'
sonM properly goods mt elas. optink to tAe sats
IT the eGn4ltluE If cmn<fe Attf< 81
.tur+A .aupt nud ~ t.er aots a:c+ .ea tnsr ia
Ia1t o1s lufe bu,< harness. As- &c Enitet
10 tie Above Ing eQu rsd 10 - -afk"sf1
kas and ttknE eaeo. ..hm*hf esoA '1e IT. e Of
1mpa, shades wes- and chamoe1:. Ih+ ah+vs ~! =
svId % cre Of III uonIhAEus hse1s stsux nfs sno
soutove -eeu ty TT al sums " 4s dtA ae4 'p~sr
c4.a ID hand III uia nve dolAL-. cobtp pHry
Ia ~ rstnoyed until The term, # til e0sn VILE.
LUCY u. GEKt:ELp.
aimtniA Esir1,
uE*RY II. WtLNAiA3H.
Administrator OF Jusi-a II. Isseaid. d. .e'.d.
1k$I A6t
, 1859-11-14

MASTERS SALE-State Of 1lli-
ltl noIa Cook County ss-Suptn ECo~Et efthtsko:
IN CnAn:ery. L pAs w!em y u William. II. GA lun ma
lanes Na,cfpft, Lii to foE<tI >e u.UE's saxe.
fubli: totee IL herey thA. pursnsnc~ Of a.
etta oder he Ab.ss sntr t anse oa he
ia han' thes court q ~ a*c ~ :: ~
The Eighth tsy tf Dec .n.LsE A. D. 1iaa Aten otlot
In no ioi tnu Of ~ day. s<l r4sac mn 10
tixhsst t,dt<r a. Al The nat door u !h< TOUT
sid fol wi de-cFibeu real etale II uM IT, f<o
taY ar4 .ke The M u up"n - a.o
ttca With nt<Ifa. anl wt: Tint certain fAt
tr it, ri " Ind kno~a II n"nh all of 70
.c i.,n. qusrt<e oi ssrt % y
fc.aouat .ax sAp foTtv t4u) tNs !se ls
"a. nT II third pnnc,p l1n. situate 10 ihs iexn ok
sslsa cou.ty ot cook *aa ss S iaa Il ea ss,e
4.u1e OF les. lf4 SCVt!.
esf.fa-, - Wnr tsth i:.a ok1.A7A-14
, 1859-11-14

lt& ha.Ex bxa rpa1r In The payment Of es"an b:n4
.ecmed p4 " SER IN snnE<axe a.is - r.
as>t day Of st Ard fa' word ths ri ~ y
August. tssa unt.d In tie RstftrrA ttacf "a aea
t4axea x,th.s<n paxA ~ and eerE II w buds ~
pte:s. Lesvaa .rds-co~a aa Ia AhAh NOR kskr AZ
theu>4u4s fur tue pa 'nt t" aosss
paurI William T. II. CtnAh,n his tas<aiuft sfmtn sa5-
toS or Ips o{ l1e svua Of i've tha4a. d+rs, Hta
ncrrt etnt PR aa.um IN sa'eks fanca ID tss
cl,y 0t SsH York.
nor tEesefutu public notice il hereby k:ren that eY
vtrns Of the power or sale .a!d mo,:Elke aaA
fas.Le purp<s+ the1en tzp >ssd viii t< - the Aaa.
tim II lhs nuh dor u ne Curt Home N ID eHy o
Ch7ko In The County aud tats afos.sd. " ~ htof
hatxf for c4.h ten nel.,~t f1rrn. sasussAs
The third tAy af u<een< nee: he '1eds d. tad
Nn4t4a1e vta III. real esta: .1u.te ALI bt'nE i
tie aats ook 81 tAus L. being tts est hAl1
ouiLss1t quarter Of "a- ~ N tn~n,4Y
tars> Of ranxr thlr n t vasa rt h@ th1fa
~ ~ nI and equity of >dempt"u u taa A
Daniel Ac1rcy, hlA heirs an.i .s.ikns: II the k1re
, 1859-11-14

en- the 81 day OF Fetruay. tssa. T. eJsrck "i1hslm
W~o7n an. VII, ths m' u " frrn toIy
NOTE, dated oetetxr ~ eaesatt1 Y J; .: sne. .
HoItafs p4Y.h the order OF Asd :" AeAar. s1te te1
bis eeftn Urel OF Tint unan& n a~fs t".d WITH
and tktrry lug ihr untetsEl ei LIT NJ eight
III Ia hlosk Ac. lhrv ta} in L. u tune s"t!vt%n q
coak Stat. es IE!aals. And ~aeeat. default a4s tsFa
MAIDS IN III payment It poft.sn Of 'shi pnt. A.d.
whefels Fatd Deed 1su duty Ittcd* n fhe @t4
OF hs Il. cur r. slid to4 Coua,y, FwAu1 ILL. lS4
In Teak q Of peets, raxe3
e.na ned spp'leailea nf te i<xA bstaIs cs
oanet, w On Tho sd tay u November. a. 7. l-a =
oeioe In tks soreno OF 'aa a.s tst II psIe AVE-
Court housr rte city u Ch'c4x tnunty r. aio
.Aid The abvs described of An 10 u4Ef tas money
4's ~ .-'@A '8'- sAACEL STKAC+. Tre*:t..
, 1859-11-14
DELAHAY, DUGGER & GAL
IL LAGutE.
ATTORNEYS AND c0USSELLORS At LAW,

Leareuusrsh City, u, r.
VIII aterd Ri entrusted totheir
ea1o-also buying feiux paying lAtea apon real
tate VIII .so ait vi nd asr@as., Or enter
lns !ant IL any portion u the Territory.
Uttce M 70 Delaware st1eAs-up atafa.
KsferTnets-A.n a !, AGs7,o. :ptssted =, noo: g.
sm,lhe Go'e j: Co., 81. Iou4. Hon Joha A. rauet
E-saiIvil!e; III. H.n H. fa'ss Jask.onstl.e - MYa-
Becker j. Co. st. Ltuis. Nm. Wszd. Simeon draper.
New iotk city. y. T. Hanks Henry Wilson. Boston.
Hon. Lyta7p fruubul. .Aitna. ill.,
4, II. uGLuAI. +EFE- /, pcGGt1- ~ y. GALL oaI1-
- I'm AN Gr1
, 1859-11-14

11Aoltlt'S SxALh State Of l1li-
ifl moi. conk County. n-supsfans ccu.tn Chk,{a-
FErdsttex Kst 0reo T. SNOW. st A--fsas'oo 'oF nv
rasie oosee serehy given thss ~ pufsusnee o. ~
t:snty tuth aay Of September. A. .. ~ !! II. seotsr
Mstef Ia chAnesI1 Of lhs suee'Ior ouEs ~ ~
~ az fou.tsenlh :, tas Soxeuber \ q saa = Ha
il the foTenoou Ed dar trla public .nstcn 20
the high bidder for ea.h. II The Horh df Q. y. s,st s
tba rxht III. md n,<n y sas ~, s S.enI,. ven
Addition u Chleaen 10 sala esunty o. aoa
she fss1ua bu ding md wood .hea ana
. liz tn1t1eto toxesheF With the ftneH&hs net a1A
n III md Gtstto selootns sra
tag. ,f,h. anr<1or ~ n r. Ut Cht n.
~: A1stei 49, .ttsh-r ~ - t.,s9 e<3t A.:3 u
, 1859-11-14

MORTGAGE SALE Whereas
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