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s~Lyon's Msgnstio Iassot Powder,
Tested for 10 years aud grows 10 favot 1t kills and
extermins,e. Roacass, Bed Bugs, Ants, Fleas,
Moths In Cloths, Furs and Furniture, Garden In.
scots, &c All genuine bears the signature of L.
Lyon, ard mol poisonos 10 persoNs or domestic animab
Beware Of oouutsrfsits and limitations
I 4 Lyons Powder h ls al insects In q trioe,
Lyoa,s Pulls are death to rats and mice.
Fold everywhere D. 3. BARNES,
7 apao-TTasm 202 Brosdway, New York.
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rHE sTREETs, AvksUEs Asp sUBUE.
DAH ROAGS OF WAsHl1orOn. q,

TEE HE eTREETs, AvEHUEs AHQ AUDUE- I
DAs ROAGS OF WARRINGTON, 81,
Those who have visited any Of the cspitols
II Europe, cannot have hfled 10 notice the
dioerspce bstween tho streets and roads lead
ing 10 the suburbs Of those capitols and thos-i
Of Washington. Ths former Gro characterized.
BY d evsnnes sf grade, . hardness Of surface,
and facility for iooomotion which We canuo!
claim ios our own. .r- p. cd. @.
In wsshinston, . few hoars rain will caue.
The streets to become almost impossible With
mud, and then few hours sunshine will cau;e
the very opposite extreme Of dus-
The cost Of locomotiou Is greatly increased,
and facility for visiting the suburb. is greatly
iupsdsd by this unfortunate condition Of .he
rosds, the consequence 10, many who would
gladly live IN the country and do buiness in
The city, are obliged to live Id the city ever
duriog the hottest weather. b
The principal difference between our roats
and those Of Europe is In the mode Of coustruc
ton. The art Of McAdam appears 10 b.
but little UNDERWOOD here, or II understood,
- very imperfectiy carried out We have
seen coarse unscreened gravel dumped on to
mud and there left to form rough and alnosi
,mpasssble road. o. ' .
NV the art Of McAdsm WIS based on
the adhesive principle Of congenial material.
Stone, when ground 6ns by trafac over It, scon
adhcres into solid mas In The nature Of o..
ment or wster lime. Bat II mixed with sol
| II will not adhere. The fest thing to be dom
is to grade the road so that the water will ru''
of readily on both sides; then spresd ovrr Il
thick coat Of email stones, or broken rock II
he former, It must be screened from any s.ui
Or soil with which 1t may bs mixed In tho pi
10 q short time the trAfic will reduce thes
-,ones t. ane powder. This bsing opera.ed
~ 90 asionslly by water and the heavy weight,
,.s sing over II, soon bsoomes q solid mas. al
,-p .rvious' ~ rock and about ss indestruc'a
be. rns dust If any, is Of much hsav,''
| b Iaoer han trst which now beclouds IA
:, wise besutifu, city, and very It,
water ng will prevent Its rising " al inc Il
v.nirrt height.
The -aue pr n ,ip'e would apply to the pr:
pnr,inr II p,Tder d s!one, such Ms could be !
q neil by sorap"g y good AcAdau zsi roa'
'pW bsha usei % cover the crevic s af m
rp-n"ut iust-ai If he natural soi' Prnu
.yleanls sseoue would nat be rne du''y Fla
1t nov u, AID the aaay iuit women Sh, ues
.,Facs 1t. sidewalks would no' risk lau tGx,uu
# ireir costly silks by exposure thsrsin
Lei US have good McAda,nized roads ,tr.yr
rur uopavei streets and avenues. and our eli,
will become as pleasant for rsaidsDee a. any E.
ropean capitol, and wonld become attrao,iv
for that purpose 70 tina. class Of citizens VIII
are best able to ereo, c,stly dwellings.
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~ WssAsngtsa ahd 0eorgstown Rni,-
ro-d CSmPsny.-A meeting Of .he STOCKHOLDERS
orthe wsshipG,oa and G+otsstowr Railroad C,m.
psay will be held At the NAtional Hotel In Wish
iasioaCity, sa TUESDAY. ths 10th day Of JuIc,
.s62 for ~ sion Of scv N Director, Of said com.
p,ny. The election to be held open from 10 O'Clock
A, u to2 oo'o L Pm. t..f b.
sfnfr fa'r a d ... z. KINGMAN,
y. ]. CooNns, % Pres de /.
Bsosstsry 20. rr. D. - je 3-st
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~ DrakA's Plantation Bittsrs.-s. 4.
1850. Kit inyigoratas, Strengthens and puriles
the system,is Is perfect sppstissr, and the most
l., s,rcssbls sad snsstuai tonic In the world. It Is
composed of the celebrated Cslisaya bark, roots,
herbs, and pure 81. croix rum. Particularly
sdspted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Weakness, and 10 Just the thing for the changes OF
seasons old by all srecsrs, druggists, hotels and
salv.ns r. II. DRAKE 4 CO,
.pi-sla 7os Broadway, N. Y.
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~ Pr. fsssor aie,'s French Lecturcs.-
Pfo:ssor G. MET, late Of Cambridge Uaivsr.ity,
will give, In the French lapgasg,,s oour,s Of five
lssfqrA sloa ths stsudsrd sstaor, 10 French l. ter
aturs. FtssSt lecture on THCTtSDAY event, 4, June
sth, st eight O'Clock, at the Uaion Femsle Academy
corner Of Ftuvtsesth street aad New York sveru,
Ticket for thu ssr;ss o. For rae at the Ro,kst re
Of Huns y TArLoa, or 1t the door js s-sta
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.:f5- Lieu. Do Wolf wounded at Williams-
barg, died at the house Of Mr.. Arnold this
morniGI. He served gAlhntly Ct Frsdsricks-
burg Belmont and Fort Dopelson. d..
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lt.Yrl AND LlnsnrA. The bill for the reco,

ilAYTI AND LIDvRIA --The bill for the recog.
0riJI 'tr' ua:ti aua Liberia as independent
,a''nns l@s,d he umse Of Representatives
y-h,e" ". / nau pre- .imsiy pass7d the Sen
ATE slavery how,s ovsr II simple scknowledg.
ment Of their rrionh rx' repce. .Professed
d;sciple- VI dep 3cracy a,e norridel at ~lrt
every crowned he Id aad every ruling tyrant
in Europe freely acknowledge to be simpls
jus ice But American pro slavery democracy
Is siufni,ely more vio'cst aud proacriptive thar
European tyranny Of HE deepest dye hsnos
Out worter SHOULD cease ut tho bitter and fool
isb opposition tp the measure.
The national Republican., 1862-06-04

NAVAL ADMINISTRATIONS A.sstant Pay
master Charles f. Fitch bas been ordered to
the Tloga. s b. us. '.rn ',.u ,a.. r.l'n'a
Actipg Assistant Paymaster Henry H. Hyde
has been ordered 10 The Gennsasce. -
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Oar l.sssss Of Pabiie asorss ae strasbura
snd Winchsstsr wsrs nos Large.

WILIIANsP0sT, Nav S.--Great regret and
some indignation ID felt here that exaggerated,
unauthorized, and untouadsd statements Of
los % Of public property, sustained by our 70,
Gest from Strssbarg and Winchester, have
found publicity through pspsrs at . distanee,
AZ present the figures cannot be accurately a.
csriained, hut the heaviest losses sre known 10
be very light, compared with tho amounts ex
pos.i To csp:urs ,r abandonment BY such .
rapid retreat as |. wse necessary TO perform.
The national Republican., 1862-06-04

REroErED Frour.-Dispa' ches in the news
prrers Of last evening, give reports Of eight a'
alid'ssoYn Oh Sunday, bssFeen the forses I
Gsr Jakpp snd thoss " Gen. FremouA
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9s- Advcss from thsvalley Of the shenan.
doah iudicsts a race, in which, 50 far, Jack,
SOD u army hss the lead. lhahi .' Pr o..
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1Anotho- rri., steamer C.pt.rsa.' y

AhothoF Pri1o steamer Captafed.
New YoRk, june 2.--The prize steamer Mas.
sau arrived hero to day. She was captured By
he gunboats State Of Gsorpia aud Victoria,
whilst attempting to run the blocksdg OF Viii
ammunition and Enfield rifles She was bull,
d! New York to run 10 Key West, and lately
I,s had been named the Gordon. She lf
Nassau on tho 23d and was captured on the
27,h. .-., u..,, ~ hrrl 7r. .#-5
The rebels are busy Strengthening Fort Ca.
we'll. .--.i. 80 ~. n,... J.. Iona. ,,..r,.
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Operations On the mi.sissippi-A Rebel
RAps9t. -, -. ..., '....

CArRo, June 2.--Tne Memphis Appeal, Of the
z7th ult /, has the following Dispatch: t1-lr.
VIcKsBuRo, May 70, p. m.--Ths Union n set
Is still below this city. and heir gunoosis frsp
It our batteries this evening, We returned llN
Ore, and they retired. Il 10 supposed that they
are waiting Tor reinforce msnts. -.rr IA. ....'I
The Appea! says the rebel rams can hold tht
M;missippi agains. Fooe and Forragut 1~,
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y reocl cls.ruSung an e6sts sooisty, beyoud
which they can SOC nothing, that the csss Of
Tezas b TO BE- glysa u. n Aopslsa! In tzuiA.
II can scarcely be said 70 require wisdom, OF
any hing more than On abstinence from sots Of
a, solu.e folly. 70 naks- -thaA magnificent rssion
no. merely loyal itsslG but the guarantor apd
ou,trvss,of tAs loyalty Of he whole Southwsst l..
In 6ne, thk soatAsrA problem, as whs.ever
point Il hlesksd o. presents no iusuperable
dstasnltss, end, indeed, none whatever ceh-
oarable With The csrtsin rewards Of . suocessftl i
treatment Of It. Imagine shs productions oI
such region a. tho South b, not limited hy
u. capscisy Of the rude labor of four nillioir
raf negroes, but expanded 70 that Of the shillsl
labor Of The hundreds of millions Of ftes peoph
whom Il could maintain in comfort and cpd,
leroe, and then compute the sddiaos to be ma'ie
by such change to The commerce. the wealth
and power Of this Union. II the difficulties arr
treat, he inducsmests 70 surmount them are
inde6nitely greater. II this was an epoch d
sreaa men and Of great tasas, a. vel. as j
great events, It b not Of the amenities that W
should hear. but Of the new splendors which
awaited tho Republic, now at last offsred the
opportunity Of real occupation ol the fairess
portion Of ID domains.
The national Republican., 1862-06-04

- No news Of public interest has been
received from the army 1t oorinth.
The national Republican., 1862-06-04

~ Tbs War Departrasut has not received
aoy further details Of the late battle In front Of
Richmond. 't' .'' '#
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asoasG n. WESTON. tDIroa

~ The psbheanop oaos OF ths Ea''onai
as,ub,soam 10 q Ne northeast corner Of . aod
seventh strsss, second aoor, ovsr ". D. eArp
,srd,u sSors. Entrance on Seventh street.
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C..,,,. 1,Iv,.,,.

CAscyG DfvbIoh'I --IT-| -,IT'
Cney's diyhion /. composed entirely Of Es~
York State troops, d, FLOWS: The Ssh, Slst,
Ssh, 93d, esd, v6:h, 9s.h and l00ih. '... .r
The national Republican., 1862-06-04

q aOrrMpt .-On the nrst page Of 70 days isrf
w publish "Aen and Things at The Capitols
Experience and Observations In Texas "Tae
Naval Retiring Lis.;' "HoPitsl Narses;' "DS
ferred Locals &c, DO. 60. r'I.su"usaJ h'sd
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THIRTY-s Y-sEvENTH CONGRESS
RerDFnsroN.
N 'Ast&:,::.''; ) 1852. |

:: :: =: IS; IS: !: !: : :;
bsssd upon sues pnoslpls b 70 bs just and
Ry N. -KHnnupxs IA -nsnAssa-si-sA
fhomas Pfotssssnt EpjpoepAl Church, Of Hen,
ssca, EssAlsi AZ is.s s. sSs s.tSnsS, ! 4 q t$yok 4 q
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N I|THT ~, uIII ,TTNIlIDII NOtI1I nsINJ o
,sIJl.l,iaig sdl GIlV s2GiI olaI yGu
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Wednesday ,Sass 1yseoe.

-. n. FxrrrxenL 4 Co., No. 81 Park
Row, Nss Yoek, and 6 slaAs stssss- -Dsstsa-F-
our agents io5 ibe, Nstissel RHessm. in thofs
cities, and are auth ,rizsd 70 taks advertisemers
ed subssNp psaous fsr rs y Sdr b,ssk rates.
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saLJ"1y44 y,dap!"! ~ yu;d !ayi,. a4I -
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ag.GF Ia. i3"gs ~
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II 1ggstos .tu '..r ..s', a. ba.sl s'3.. (.
EtaigiT. IFy tdgs !
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

PuhlisAsi Daily, surdlys Excepted,
BY w. j. MUi:Te'ttI e 80
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up The slave trade. No oolorsd nan Will cone
fFvn oosatsy whsrs b b nan, tos cc1ney
where hs 4 ssaksl IN " cssefosy Of cattle.
Nr. MCKNIGHT, Of Psunsylvania, diseussed
! ] ! j',,,,:::|:|'|l|||||II;::::::''|| !: ] !
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.VJ"Vfhe"' Nv ua'i Pnst snSou COCK.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES


| ADMISSION OF MEMRsrs
II u. John d Stiles. repr s.aiaiive elect from
ths seventh CGrE r@sicu,.i District of PennsyI
yania, aud Hon F.t. Lowe, Iaprasr ntrtivs elect
frrm the third C0ng' -iOral District oil Callror.
ria appeared on The aJor Of the House, w.r.
sworn In, and t1Gk vi " 9 atsa '..n."
WESTERN VIRGINIA.
Mr. BROWN. OF Viz tinia, presented m smr.
II from The Legislature Of Wrsern Virgiaia
paying ,or the a'lniis Ion "f Western Virsipip
(Cous'sti1g U, forty piie cSunties N pnrihWest
srn Viro .li.) - a .siate iyiV the Union
Retired 10 lle Committee IN Territories
RAILWAYS.
Mr.. PIIELPSt. Of Missouri, called up The
Horse blli with Srnstes 1nenGmpn,s, being ar
act supplemental to "An ~. q autiDg The right
Of way to t5e State OF N ssou,j, aad lortiOp
Of the public lands, to aid in the const, lon
Of certain railroads in said State"
Amendments concnrred In.
uAYrI AND LIBERIA.
The SPEAKER saLouncsd, as tho regular
order Of business, .Is further Co"s'tsrati0n Of
The Senate bill to authc.izs the President Of
sentatives to The Republics Of Hsyu spd Libe.
ria. respech ely
Mr.. KELLY. of PennSy'v,ria, being entitled
TO the floor replied to tie spsecnes I. Ne srs
Cox and Bdd., madc1n ,hs. House yesterday.
He deferdsJ The Republican party from the
charges and attacks which have been made
against Il, and argued In favor of The passag..
Of the bill under consideration, q, q matter of
expediency and comm ,rcial Interest u
Hsyti ia ss large as ireland, and ID the most
beautiful aud prolific Of the tropics. " has
over seventy thousand iphsb'tants, and is ca
pable Of supporting a population ot DIX mil
lions. '''' '-'. W
Ia. 1860, over forty tho.Sand tuns Of palm oi,
were exported from Libpris TIE crop OF 1860,
In that country, was mr-s than 100 per cent
advance on .h" crop Of 1888 Ths p"rp", 'cnt
from scoudltlon ni S!agrry, dagradatloo, aLd
poverty 10 thai d'.,an' iG,d, have built, NJ
sohoolE. colleges, I'D chncrcs, editcati & tb"ir
oWu families and he rhlIdi.n OF the natives
They furaish us lnstorspy, .liRnum vita
gpts percha, PAIN oil. gum, and dyestufi
sucA ~ the wO.ld cahuot produce, .l as'u.a p.
Hs quoted troil Ovmalodors Foots, 10 show
Tie growing wealth nd oo&mrrcial Import
sncs VI Lib ;ris. H. held that tho adoption VI
this ulnsssars woald bring about aatioasl
good. II would help 70 rslisvs tho Democrats
p8J from he ghost Of ths nagso. pseyeak ~
oofiisrsslang q Hayasa seln. snd val asesh
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Drafts drawn Balances sub.
snd payable ject to dram,
but not yet
reported o.
paid.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-22
Admins Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. PITR-
: ' suant 70 an order of the Hon Probate Court
IN and for Butte County. made on the nth dav of
February \. D. lN62, will, on MONDAY. April
IN. le62. at o'clock z. NJ on the premises in
sald county sell at public auction to the highest
bidder Tor cash IN hand all the following described
real estate and land belonging to the estate Of Al
bert SANFORD deceased. late Of said county and
stateto wit; those certain quarter sections OF land
lying IN said county and state on the main public
highway leading from " Wyand0tte 10 BidwelH- Bar
IL Butte county, and bounded and described as fol
lows to wit; about one mile from Wyandotte. and
bounded on the west by Albert Sanford land. on
east by unoccupiei land, On the north by Ruther-
lord land, and on the south by uuoccuped land
and containing one hundred and sixty acres Of
land, formerly owned and sold by Zareis san
ford u said Albert Sanford; also the follow
ing, adjoining the above, beginning at a tree
near a mining wing-dam, on the West Branch Of
the Honcut and running thence south one hug3red
and sixty rods 70 a stake thence east one kaudred
and sixty rods 70 stake. thence north one hundred
and sixty rods 10 a stake, thence west one hundred
and sixty rods to the place OF ginning containing
one hundred and sixty acres OF land; in all three
h1AaFeo and twenty acres. (32e acres.)
L. VAN ORDEN. Public Administrator,
And Adm r OF the estate of Albert Sanford decd.
mhIs.4t
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-22
Simmons.

sN N DISTRICT COURT OF TIE FTF-
teenIh Judicial District of the State Of Califor-
MA in and for the County Of Butte.
Susan +. Nelson vs. Nathan D. Nelson.
Action brought in the District Court Of the rif
leenth Judicial District and the complaint fIed in
the Comfy Of Butte in the office Of the Clerk Of
said District Court.
The People Of the State of California send greeting
Nathan B.Nelson: Yen are hereby required to aD.
pear in an action brought against you bv the above
named Plaintiff in the District Court of tie Fifteenth
Judicial District Of the State Of California in and
Tor the County Of Butte. and to answer the CON
piaint fled therein. "a copy Of which aeconpanie,
this oummons) within ten davs (eycla-ive Of the
day Of Seryce) after the service On Won Of this sum
non>-if served within this County: or II served
out oi thl- County bgt in this Judicial District with
IN twenty days or if served ont Of said District then
within forty days-or Judgment By default viii he
taken against you.
The said action Is brought 10 obtain a decree Of
tins Court disSOyiag the bonds Of matrmony ex-
lstlng between plaintiff and defendant and for cost
OF suit; (f0r cause Of action see certified copy OF
complaint which accompanies this summOus,) and
Ii you fail 10 appear and the said complaint
as above required. the plaintiff will apply 10 the
Court for the relief demanded in her complaint on
file herein
Given under my hand AID Seal Of the
: District Court ot the Fifteenth Judicial
SEAL District this 9Th day Of October in the
49, wear OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixfy-one.
H.M.P .PHIPPS, Clerk.
BY MILES CHAFIy, Deputy. o5-6
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-22
DR.. WEBBER'S INYIGORATIyG CORDIAL

will cure these caSes-ii viii insure animation Of
the Liver, Blood and Brains--it strengthens
the Nerves. and gives TO the sufferer Lishtness
of Spirits, a Mental aud Bodily feeling Of
strength that is delightful. The many respectable
persons who have been benefited and certified to
II extraordinary qualities in curing any Of the fol-
loving diseases. must satisfy all but the sefwise
and Ignorant skeptic-Dy dyspepsia Indigcs-
tion, Loss OF Muscular or Bodily Strcmgt!,
and nontnl Energy; Fever. Aauc. or ChIIis;
Rheumatic. Neuralgia or ot-scr Pafus; De-
pietion and " Weakness Of the Natural Funo-
tions- Debility from Disease. Dissipation,
TOO much GoCtoIiH@. Dclauchcry and other
causes; in case Of excitement from constant It.-
temperance and where DeIerium Trenens
mas occurred, have seen it change the sufferer in
half an hour from the most horrible state to calm
ness and placdity. 1t can. indeed be conscen-
tously recommended 10 all suffering and the pro
prietor regrets deeply that is necessary to adyer
tlse 1t. IN order that its merits NAV he known
Sold highly concentrated. Price reduced to So.
two for S5-larEe quart bottles. sold by every re-
spectacle druggist in California and Oregon
AGENTs-C Crane * Brigham, and Redineton &
Co.. Druggists. san Francisco.
81 Look that the names of T. JoNEs and j.
WEBER, NJ D., IS en- each label. olqy
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-22
Probate Notice.

SSIAIE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF
~ BUTTE. Probate Conrt
IN the matter Of the estate Of Frederick WeicheI
deceased.
Whereas. Frederick Lang Administrator Of said
estate having on the 10th day of March A. D. lsG2
flied petition in the Clerks Office of said Court
praying an order Of sale of certain real estate he
longing to said deceased situated on Little Bnt,e
Greek IN the County OF Butte. about two miles
above place called LOyelocks and described as
foiloWs beginning at a large black oak tree situa-
ted at the edge of a water ditch on the east bank
OF Little Bate Greek about 400 wards above where
the road leading from Lovelocks to Forks of Biz
Butte crosses Little Butte. and about a mile from
Rlces: said tree Is marked with three notches st-
Gated north 80 degrees west one rod u links from
sald beginning corner and running thence north 1S
degrees east 100 rods to a pine tree marked with
three nptches, thence north degrees west lGD rods
TO a burnt pine stub marked with three notches-
stake also placed 10y the side of said stub marked
+. Helehel y. +. coTner-a black oak marked with
hiaZe and notch on the west side situated north
- degrees east rods 10 links from said stake and
pine tree marked with three notches a large cedar
tree marked with notch and blaze on the north
SIDE situated south y degrees east II links from
SAID pine corner, thence south - degrees east 100
rods TO the place Of beginning Notice Is hereby civ
en- to all whom it may concern that hearing Of said
petition viii he had at the February term of said
Court, TO wit; on Monday the 18th dav of Aprii l.
D. ls62. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. before said Court. at
the Court House at Oroville, or 50 soon thereafter
as the same can be heard.
BY order OF said Court.
Wines my hand ard the seal Of the
SEAL. said Probate Court affixed This litb dav
OF N@arch A. D I,-,,2
.t7- ). ". GILKYSON, Clerk.
HII.'4 By MILES CHAPIN. DEPUTY.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-22
Insolvency Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF BUTTE
- In the District Court Fifteenth Judicial Dis
trict-W. \ Bliss y. His Creditors.
In pursuance Of an order this dav made
by the Hon. Warren T. Sexton. Judge Of the
Fifteenth Judicial District Court in and for Butte
County, California, Notice Is hereby given to the
Creditors Of said Wm- Y. Bliss petitioner in in
solveacy, 10 be and appear before the said Hon. W
T. Sexton, Judge a aforesaid, in open Cont at
the Court House in Oroyille, on the 81 day Of
March, A. D. is62. at 10 O'Clock \. VI. O. that
day to show eause il any they can. why the PRAYER
Of said insolveu1 should not be granted and he be
discharged from his debts and liabilities. in pursu-
Bnce OF the statutes in such made and provi-
ded. And it Is further ordered that in the mean
time. all proceedings against said insol7ent be
stayed.
BY order of Hon. W. 7. Sexton District Judge
Butte Co.
, In Witness whereof I have hereunto
SEAL. set ny hand and affixed the seal Of said
I--i District Court this 23d dav Of Jan. l. D.
ls62. J.. .GILKYS0N. Clerk.
By MILES CHAPIS, Deputv.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-03-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
COnstable's Sale.

RY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- OF q Justice Geo e. Bervy> Court. Onhir
Township. County Of Butte ard State of California
70 ne directed. IN tayer q 4. B. tSaIiineer and
against \. ". Rardel-By o7ieg Of the Court. com
handing re 70 sel the m0gtsaSed premises OF A.
W. Harden Z make the san Of one hundred ana
twelve delArs debt and eshseen dollars caSf of ~,
and accTaing costs VII expose for sale A. pahIi
auction. AZ II o'clock A. NJ. On the slS, aav of
February i. y. ls62- n front q Geo. g. Ber-v-s
Office in the town oi Orcri,le ;hc following 3escr;l
cd property. 70 Wit; beginning On Tie west
corner Of let five block fifteen. corner O; lin.
coin and >aHorl stneetS- from thence running EAST
ely OF >aaard >trcet one haaGrel and thiriv-r,yo
feet. from theace running ~ol-herv Seveatv-one
feet, thence westerly one 1aE3sre5 and th5rty-tro
teci 70 Lincoln street. thence aa-theriv On Ircrln
sircet sevent y-oae feet 10 the place 6f beginning
wiki certain eai.ding thereon; alSa. two houses
nnEIherlv Joining said lut, sni owned tv defendant
tcSethe- With all and singular teae,cutS hcrei-a-
mcuts and anpu-5cnanceS taercuato belonging.
or in anywiSe sppcrsainiRE-
Giveu undcV my hand ana dated this The slst
day O.. January \. D. I>'l-.
MOSES CHASE.
Constable Ophir Township.