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Chicago Gribnttc.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Il. 1858.


We give to-day the official reports Of Ad-
xnirul Dupont, Captain ste1lwagcn and
other officers relating the details Of the
attack on our blockading fleet at Charles
ion. The loss Oh the Me-cedita was four
killed and three wounded. On the Key
stone State twenty killed and twenty
wounded. The surprise Of the rebel rams
was undertaken during a heavy fog, which
prevented ourvessels from defending then1-
selves in time to prevent some serious dam
age. The blockade, however,. appears 10
be Us perfect Us ever. =.
We give in our dispatches q full abstract
Of the principal features of the new postal
Jaw which has just passed the Senate.
In Springfield the Copperheads are sub.
dued 10 less open tone, without a
change Of purpose or intent. We. can
readily believe that they will carry out
their Pence Commission programme e-oyen
If ii he done without quorum: -,
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THE PIRATE ALABAMA.
HER OWN SEVERE INJURIES IN
THE FIGHT.

New ToEK, Feb. ia few days before
the steamer North Star sailed from Key West,
d communication WIS received by Rear Ad~
mini Bailey from. our Consul General IN
Hayana, in which he stated TINT he had just
received tclegraphic dispatch from the y. 8.
Consul at Trinidad dc Cuba, saying that an
English brig had arrived from Kingston,
jamaica, with information that the Alabama
reached Tint port on the 9oth nit. and landed
tho officers and crew Of the United States
steamer Hntteras, which was sunk off Calves
ton-ovcr one hundred .e n mum, nume;a p @ It vas
ed severely in the fight with tue 1f:i:cras; !;
that She had five shots in her hull, ns,e Of
which, through her sterRR:post, vas Is 5eTy
damages, and expected to be ready for sea in
four dnys. Immediately upon this nows being
received In Havana, the Omitted States steam
ers Nachuesctt aud Oneidn sailed direct for
Kingston. Tic Santiago de Cuba and the r.
R. Cuy1er, then on:thc south side Of Cuba,
we're ordered Mt once to the same port, tho
Tioga aud the Sonora also steering In the
8aMc direction.
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THE WAR FOR THE UNION.
WHAT GEN. R0SECRANS SAYS
OF IT, -
His Letter to GoT. Tod Of Ohio.
L STENGING REBUKE TO NORTH
j" ERN TRAITORS.

co1uxsus. Ohio Feb. 10, 1sss.
The following lct,crfrom Cen, Rosccrans in
rc.,,o,,so tn +he rcso1pt,ore of thu f.ano,.,
Assembly ,voe sont =, 1,v co, T,,a +o-a.,,,
,,-,-o,E,,cr,,r,:r rn,,< ~, noe,on.x.s
- Hr.nor.rrrn. nrr.nrr1x-
s. or. raE CuaB1n1Axp,
Mun1aksssono' Tenn feb. 3.
ststa nf nhtn: 'ue eeae'a1 Assembly o, 'a'
The resolution Of Thanks nassea bv vour
honorable body. to the aTmv Of the Cnmbcr.
Land. its Commanding. General and his staff
has bcen duly received and published to the
troops of this command On behalc Of ali, I
return you heartfelttbanks,g. .c3~-.
= This il indeed warrior the maintenance
Of tho Constitution and the lAws-uay, for
national existcnce-againft those who have
dcspised our honest friendship, deceived our
just hopes, and driven us to defend our coun-
try and our homes, BIZ foul and willful sian.
dcrs on our motives and intentions, persist
entity repeated, they hare arzayed against us
our own fellow citizens, bound to us by the
triple tics of ofconsanguinity, geographical po-
sition, and commercial interest.
Let no man among us be base enough to
forget this, or fool enough to trust an oil
garcly Of traitors to their friends, to civil
liberty and human freedom Voluntary
e1iles from home anu tnends' Tor the de-
tense and saicty o1 all, VIC Long tor INC
time when gentle peace shall again spread
her wings over our landi but We kno" no
such blessing is possible while the unjust
and arbitrary power OF the rebel leaders
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FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc-l
sPEtsaz1KLD, Feb. II, 1868.
In the House, the Senate bill leasing the
State penitentiary to Capt. Pitman Of Quincy,
was passed. he pays nothing for the priv
ilege Of the labor Of GOO conyicts. Capt. G.
P. Bradley Of Chicago offered $12.0o for the
lease, with good and sufficient securities, but
the Democracy paid no attention to the bid
The Secretary Of State reported the amount
Of postage stamps to each member. It ranges
generally from SO to $50 each- Smith Of
Union drew $3.50. His Egyptians arc
doubtless reading community.
In the Senate the bill appointing Alexander
starne trustee to settle up the claim Of the
State against Ex-Governor Matteson passed.
The Cook County Court bill, which had
been laid on the table, was taken up. I fear
1t will pass, as some Of our men arc absent on
account of illness.
The Democrats are determined to pass
peace resolutions whether the Republicans
leave OF not, md then send On their Com
m}ssioners.
The Cook county members have had eau
Gus and agreed 10 certain amendments to tho
city charter, which passed the Senate, so
amended, tonight.
The weather il extremely wet, and the
roads and streets are in shocking state.
, 1863-02-12
FROM HAVANA.
Il Variety Of Rebel Rumors.

HAVANA, Feb. 5.-The Associated Press cor
respondent says the Florida left Nassau week
ago, having coalcd, &C. She reported that she
had made seyen prizes of Cuba, one off the
Bahama Banks.
It was reported that the Alabama had been
sunk by United States gunboat, but Ii was
finally denied.
No American var vessel Was at or near
Nassau.
4 brig reports having seon, Feb. I'd, in Int.
ii, long. "a, two steamers steering cast, under
steam and canvas, apparently chase. One
had her beam and engine painted lead color;
the other black.
PoRT HUDSON, Feb. G.-The q. s. steamer
Brooklyn was sunk by the rebel Alabama,
Florida and Harriet Lane, the Brooklyn hay
Ing been sent in pursuit Of the latter. This
report is eald to have been brought by desert
crs, aud is evidently untrue.
From Cafro.
CAIRO, Feb. 11.-Thc remains Of the follow
Ing named soldiers CAME up on the steamer
Hill1nan this morning: Capt. T: c. Tal1les,
Company 6, 4tll Iowa; Henry Hows, Co. &,
;?fe8th 1ora; VIM. White, Co. D, and Joseph
leHtoIett, Co. C, 18th Ohio.
12st4 Iuiroi. regiment. Col. E1-a1:yT3, :,
statement WAS made week ago, but some Of
the papers got 1t the 18th, and others the
118th. THIS crpr has led to confusion and
injustice.
Edward Bradley, Co. Z, o1st Illinois, acct
lenta1ly shot himself yesterday In the guard
house. An old muskct barrel had been used
for poker, and he was using 1t for that pur-
poso, when tho old cartridge WAS discharged.
The ball passed through his heart, and killed
him instantly.
The following is the order recently Issued
by Gen. Jerry G. Sullivan, commanding tho
military district Of Jackson, Tenn.
, 1863-02-12
FROM LANSING.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
LANs1Na, Mich, Feb. ii, 1865.
4 lnrge number of now bills we're to-day In
troduced into tho House, and several in the
Senate. Among tLcm ia onc By Senator Gros-
vcnor TO pay State bounty to volunteers,
ind by Mr.. Il. A. Hayden Of tho House for
The appointment Of Trustees by the Probate
Court.
The joint resolution recommending re-
vision OF the Safe Constitution possed the
House the third time. Also the bill author
izing the township Of vanDuren county to
issue honds-
The Committee on Incorporation recon-
1ncndcd the passage of tho bill to incorporate
the village Of Buchanan, In BerTicn county.
Resolutions on tho 8tatc Of The Union were
discussed In both houRes. The House re-
fuscb to concur In The Senate amendment to
tlc hill Tor tho relied. Of sick, wounded and
disabled soldiers. which was 10 strike Out
D.ooo and insert &l0,0o
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FROM INDIANAPOLIS,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
TxryA u ToyYs Eth ~ 1aF

Especial Dispatch 10 the chicago Vf1bune.]
1xn1AaAro11s, Feb. II, 1863
Tbe Senate passed the most ofto-day in the
discussion Of the resolution condemning the
Presidents Emancipation Proclamation, and
asking its withdrawal. The Democracy were
much more conservative than usual, hut all
favored IN armistice and national convention.
The House passed the day In reading and
pushing bills, mostly Of d local character.
Paymastcrs have left st. Louis, with tuads
10 pay off the 11th, eth, s4th, 43d, 48th, 47th,
and lst Indiana cavalry regiments, now ut
Hc!cna, Ark
Brigadier General Hoyey and ColonelE Spice
ly, Mclean, McGinnis and Slack, command
ing Indiana regiments, at Helena, Ark, hare
isencd card to the Democracy Of Indiana, Of
which they do some plain talking to their
Democratic brethen who are now fayoring
peace propositions.
Gov Andy johnson has promised 10 attend
the onion moss convention, which meets In
this city on the 26t1 inst.
Col. J. P. Gray, Of the 4th Indiana cavalry,
has resigned, in consequence of bud health.
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GALLANT ROSECRA ANS

The letter Of Gen. Rosccrans to Gov.
Tod, Of Ohio, is worthy of the hero Of
Murfrcesboro and 1ula, and the key to those
victories. Rosecrans believes IN the war.
He believes the war for the Union is all
right, and the rebellion all wrong, and lie
acts as he believes. If Rosecrans should
60 to Boston, he would not be the
lion Of the Boston Courier, his
letter will not be reproduced in the se-
cesh press. These are many among the
negative proofs tlat Ills policy Of the war
is the right one. He means to hurt the
enemy, and his letter contains singing
rebukc to the Northern seceah element that
is aiming to interpose obstacles to the pro-
gross Of the war. Of the enemy he says
they are only to be trusted when subdued,
and tleirsubjrgation is not work Of nc
ccesity. They must be conquered OF they
r. - l~1h.1e, . --4--
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measures were being taken to recognize that
Government.
The Committee was discharged from fur
/ her consideration Of the subject.
Mr. ASHLEY Of Ohio, from the Committee
On Territories, reported bills authorizing the
Ten. itories Of Nefada and Colorado seyefa1ly,
to 10, N constitutions preliminary to admis-
sion In to the Union as States.
Tic L ,ouisiana election case was postponed
until Mk 'nday.
The Ho,nse then went into Committee Of
the Wholo on the Naval Appropriation Bill.
, 1863-02-12
FROM DESM0INES.

DEsAoIsEs, Iowa, Feb. ii, 1853.
tspecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.1
Suits lave been commenced In the United
States Court, district Of Iowa, against Patrick
Qufgley Of Dubuque, Receiver Of United States
taxes under Buchanan, md Andrew Tcech, re-
ccivcr at Sioux City, for defalcation.
The appointment Of e. A. Wiltz as Survey
or General of the district Of Iowa and Wis
consip, has been confirmed By tho United
StatcE Senate.
John ". Porter, Adjutant Of the ed Iowa
regiment, has resigned In consequence Of i'll
health
Adyiccs received here from Fort Randall,
state TINT Major Pattcc who started ont some
weeks since on IN expedition against the San
ices, las succeeded in making captures ofim-
1ortant leaders of that tribe, among them
Buffalo Ghost, ono OF tho worst Of the thieves
and scoundrcls on the plaIns.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.


SENATE.
Mr.. GRIMES of Town, from tho Committee
on Naval Affairs, reported a resolution to
compensate the sailors Of the gunboat Cairo
bfr. SHERMAN of Ohio presented Joint
resolution Of tho Legislature Of the State Of
Ohio, protesting agatnst the proposed enlarge
mcnt Of the canals OF Illinois and New York.
Mr. WILSON Of Mass, from the Commit
tee on Military Affairs, reported adversely on
the bill for the construction ofa marine cable.
Mr. TEN EYCK Of N. j., from Committee
on Judiciary, reported adversely on the bill
to amend tho Fugitive Slaye act.
Mr.. TRUMBULL Of Illinois, from the same
Committee, reported back the bill to allow
the United States to prosecute, appeal Trits
Of M erroE Th9at giying n SHearty y,,13 Passed tc
bill for the removal Of the Winnebago Indians
from Minnesota. Passed.
Nlr. WILSON Of Mass- cal!ed up the bill to
increase the number OF Major md Brtgadlcr
Generals in the volunteer service. Itproyides
for IN increase Of twenty Major Generals and
ITO Brigadler, Generals, making tho WHOLE
Mr.. GRIMES Of Iowa was opposed to tho
bill, md asked tor the aycs md nays on It's
Mr: GARLnE Of West Va wanted to
know how many of these. Generals were not
crcatiE IN thc eTne1scs NJ tha Gnvernment
IT. WIfS0N 81 Mass said many Gener,1s
had heen anno1nted When the new forces wcre
rn;sed Heaii uot hnliaIe tbat sn many ware
ncc7e1 and fLonoht that some limit had het-
tor hc ,,1nced IN fhe nnmber. else nomir,a-
inns If new Generals would he sent to the
SENATE every fiav:
Mr GRIMES of Tnwa said there was more
obIcction tn the nunlitv of The Gcnerais fhan
to the quantity. Many Of our Generals
fhe}r places.
At tha ernirat;on of the morning hour the
CHAIR called no the special ordcf-the biIl
to aid the State Of SIisgouri in emancipation
Int The unf1nished busiuess of ycstcrday, the
currency bill, being, however, first in order,
Was taken up.
An amendment offered By 11r. HARRIS Of
n. T., was adopted, providing if any bank or
banking association shall be o holder Of
United States bonds to the amount Of
fifty per cent. Of Its capital stock,
it may transfer ana deliver to the United
States Treasury such bonds or part thereof,
IN the manner PROVIDED Dy tMs acl, anu WI
pc entltled 10 recetVe c1rcaiating notes e9ual
to eighty Per cent. OF the bonds so transfer
rea aha M asAFefe4; rem .7y.
a Mf. GUihAMEh " a 1. o1 u, atgnea a5ailst tao
1l!i ana tne ln)usl1cg tna1 ~1ulu nat oe ~ aono u
.osa1 punhs h;o ohes f3s % In stato h;c!, % ~
poMet1s "n ue ~ ~ oeat9 ea+;o "S ~ ~
'iy rata n1 a5 ~ t;nht ~ ato+a sa4at,on ~.
@ {ain Statc 1aws w III Tha sunrcme Cont decided
t IN case estah1sh ~ hant W;t brnnces and
st9}n cou1d MT taT them. and in a caso in
Kentuciy the court decided that local banks
, 1863-02-12
tEtpNeN san FRANCISCO.

S4x4R tuc1sco, Feb. 10-Jo.n Conners
laS been :li.Ally elected U. s. Senator, receiy-
ing S8 out Il ia votes. He was formerly a
Douglas Democrat, and lattcrly a member Of
The Unicn party. An everlasting fcud be-
twpen the friends Of Cong,essmen Phelps and
Sargent prevented the election Of T. Repnbli-
canan accordance with the political bins Of a
la18r MINORITY Of the Legislature.
4 f'fe In Virginia City to-day destroyed
properly valued 1t $50 900.
, 1863-02-12
FROM MADISON.


MADISON, Feb. II, 1853.
In tic Senate, Mr. Thorp, Dcm., offered
lengthy bnncombc resolution, condemning
emancipation and suspension Of the writ Of
haItas eo1zts
Fourteen bills were introduced. 4 bill
was passed, 1egalizing the sale Of the Bcloit
mud Madison Railroad, and recognizing that
company. A bill also passed, Yachting that
part Of the plat of Superior City, formerly be.
longing to Breckenridge, and other like poll
ticians. All has been forfeited for taxes, and
the county pays several thonsand dollars an
nually for advertising the descriptions Of the
lots-to avoid which tho bill was proposed.
The Times statements about Barron's agcn-
CT for Breckinridge, are absolutely false.
The Assembly did nothing important this
morning. Six bills were introduced and ten
were passed. In the afternoon session bill
was reported from the Printing Committee,
releasing the State printers from their con-
tract md providing for relctting by giving six
days notice. Passed.
4 joint convention is to be held tomorrow
to elect Regents OF tho University in place Of
schurz, McMynn, Tcnny and Villas, whose
terms have expired. The three former arc In
the United States service.
Barron, Of Polk, and Starr, Of Fond du
Lac, nominated by the Republicans, will
probably be reelected State. Printers. Car
penter and Hyer, of the Iat,iot, are in trouble.
One occupies scat in the Assembly, In vio~
lation Of the Constitution. The other tries
but can't get a bill audited in his own name,
and now asks release from his printing con-
tract. the carrying out Of which, It Is claimed,
would he ruinous, and wants pay In gold for
work done.
The 18th and 30th regiments will be paid to-
morrow, s250, 600 being necessary, part Of
which will be Temporarily advanced from the
State Treasury.
Tic Government offers reward Of $500 for
John Gallagher, who murdered Patrick Gala
gher in Calumet county, January "a.
In the Supreme Court this afternoon, E. G..
Ryan Of Milwaukee, and James s. Brown,
Democratic Congressman elect, came so near
resorting to knock-down arguments, about
the character Of clients, that tic Court ad~
journed. Ryan is stirring up sedition before
the Democratic Club tonight.
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An Important Order

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or THE n. WI
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. 10, 1858.
Gcucral orders authorizing cnlistments from
volunteer to regular service arc rescindcd by
order Of The Secretary Of War.
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DsqTorn srs<f, j. authorized to rstSioe ADVERTISE
merits for ills oad all Ns leading NorGawsstsrn
fnnffS
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w ANTED-A small two story
W house, pleasantly located Oh the South Side,
between Randolph and Adams street. Please address
e Rar 2415 Rtattnr rent location &c. fh12 X4U 1t
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The Wur. In Vfrwiuin.

NEW Y0RK, Feb. 11.-Thc New nayon H11-
ladf.m statcs that Gen. Smiths 9th Army
corps hes left the Army Of the Potomac aud
gone to Fortress Monroe,
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WANTED-A young man about
Ing on wood. apply 1t the office Of BOND q
C1ANnTER. ii EIark's 'stfaat fe12.x9713t
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w ANTED- go shares Chicago &
W Northwestern Railway Stock. State lowest
cash psice, Address 40. 100 Post Oce Box Chicago.
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CAIN6t Feb, II, 1BB3
The rebol Colonel Cushman WAs brought
~ in irons to Columbus yesterday, in charge
Af Capt Moore, who arrested him at his resi-
dence near Ripley, Tenn, on Friday Last.
Cushman llas burned more cotton thnn, per-
haps, any other man in the Confederacy. he
Is, In fact, but common robber. He has no
commission from the Confedcrate Govern
p.ept, but las been turned loose to burn, des-
troy and kill at his pleasure. -Four Of his
m+:11 were taken with him.
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w ANTED- A cheap Platform
w 6care: Also a. Truck. Ali second: hand. At
dress P o Boz j9l3 fal2 $3.50 81
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WANTED-Two Carrisgc and
W Wagon Makers. Immediately. Ably At sou:h-
aaet corner Of KIukie and DearbOfn-ts f91& &x5S29t
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Mem H0Dcrti5cnle,lt5.
DOCTOR AVER.

aate Of C1nclanatb celebrated for his very renaFka
BILE success in thesu Diseases will receive patients daily
at bis rooras, u and Is 13AcCormicks Building corner
Of Etndo1ra aud Deara1s. 4+-cass. fa4srancou Isn.
dolph.
all throat diseases lead to consumption. and p1Ieo
nary diseases terminate fata1ly, especially In s7rng
and autumn. al who are afflicted should apply atc.ee
Best Of city references given. :,
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"ANTED-A Wet Nurse.-Ap-
F ply. between and 70 A A. II: ora and F. H., to
DR.. 4. f. SMALL, Room 8. At Ii Clark street.
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w WANTED-A house, within Is
W uinutes' walk Of tho Central Depot. with gas
and w9tel either on North Or South sidc Rent not to
fai9 7GGnYf
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so1s'A 4A7''>'sas1'"'
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Dr. "lnslo~ aver. haF1as nao ample oppoftual'5 ~
obserTe his pfacuce and la 1esults ana n7SlnS aao
oecason to me MS teneales M" ~ ou1 au
hies' NC nave ever oona MN aSeu.emaa ot'noso.sA
educsuoa' accompnsneo caouao: aua u
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AJuFrfAnct md Observation. We coFd&AlIY and Eohu-
, 1863-02-12

w ANTED-Wet Nurse.-Apply
W at248 West Randolph Btseet. f5fez9653t
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W7 ANTED-A s1it of rooms,
" with or without board centrally located
Would rent ainrnlshed house AID board the owner.
Address Box 1oi8. With name and location.
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w ots A0A - - SN' AfftJ
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w ANTED.-The Rock River
W Paper Manufacturing Company want ali kiods
Of RAGS. old PAPERS, &C., and will pay tho highest
market price In cash. Paper Warelouse = Randolph
Atrcct fc11x9p0If
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-28
Insolvency Notice.

STATE of CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF BUTTE
- -hi>friet Court, Fi.tceath Judicial District;
Aouzo 5. S.Deyrick vs.. His Creditors.
The People OF the State Of California to all the
Creditors of Alaalo s. Derrick. greeting:
pursuant to aa order Of the. Hon. ". T. Sexton, ,
J1d-ec' the F-ee rb Judicial District Court in
and ir Bate tauty. California. made al Chambers
ttd tal> day lied lu th.S orice. notice is hereby
given, to all The creki,ar- of Al7nz0 :. Derrick an
lnsoFent debtor tAa' ne.iGon and schedule in in
Soi'ea.y- HiaHs1- t-t l.c b. discharged from sll
l4S uctl> .ll -i..i-. 80 pursuance ID the Statute
IN such cases made aad provided. and that Tuesday
Tho 24-h day ot November. A. u. lS63 at ten
O'Clock 4, s.. of That day. in open court =; tie
Count House in 0coyile has been appointed 1s the
zine and place fer the meeting oi the Creditors Of
said lu~oFeut. then and there taSh1w vauSe il any
they cam why The prayer "a >aij i-liyeut should
aot Ice granted aud al assignment of his estate
le made. aud BE bc 1.,;h-rssI from al his debt.
and liabilities
And iti- fIlhar ordered that in the mean time
al Pre- ailne> az3ia~t said inSolyent bo stayed
liyorde0 ot hon. Warren 7. Sexton. Judge Fif-
teeuth Judicial District
in witness whereof, ] heTcuuto sci my
SEAL. hand aad al.iy the seal % said Court,
'--'--' this --d day a October, 4. y. lS63.
y. y. GiLkYSON. Clerk.
SGfTH K l.e>AE3AC3i. at gSf flr petitioner. O945t
The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-28
LEGAL.
Sherif's Sale.

ESl VIRTUE OF 4 DECRETAL ORDER OF
: Sale issued cat o. the District Court of The
18TH judicial District. IN and fer the County Of
Butte and Siase OF California. under The seal there
Of IL the o>s o The People II she state Of Caiifor
MA y. Hei-> ot John Potter ana certain Real Es-
tate u me directed and delivered, commanding NE
. ss-t the premises described in said Order. TO
watch re;eronce being had uere fully appears. 10
satisfy Judgment readege1 in sai3 Court in favor
oi s2id glaiatid ana against lie said Real Estate
anu ceic14aaIlS above named, icr the sum Of
Sli55.+5- S2G tie f1-ther saa q s5ll> - costs (
>!t. ana al sctc.as costs. have levied upoa and
Vac N'l-. tANe te smallest portion O. Jhc premises
hereinafter >c}ited ana Day the amount of said
Judgment. co-s>, aa3 accruiaE costs,
On TUESDAY. the S,h day Of December.
4. y. lSa3 81 2 c'c.cck p. ~. Of said dav 81 the
Court House 1oor il said county. all the right ttls
ana interest e. The above named defendants any
of them, IL ard % tie f1.lowinE Described profertv
% vii; Eight thousand eight hundred and eighty
egh; (>>S>) acres ct land, situated in Chico Town
ship. Bllte County California. bounded on the
Nurthw = tv the tract Of land. = leagues former
u granted hy E. A. Fsywel. laie deceased. INTO
Josa :. and James Williams; on lac Northeast by
the tract ct land of : J. Hcasey. on the southeast
by part oi Sals --nl oi slij :. J. Hcns.ey and the
traci ~ land granted gy The MeNic,.n Government
- SEBASTIAN AerSer; containing = square leagues;
>llo 5 aare leagues being ,he s3aJA hall Of five
,eaSeS sranied 10 the said E. A. FsrNeH by the
NcNican Government. on the Wo<- 10y she Sacra-
Dc-to riFe-, 1aciu-in a the .24s within said lines
leSs one iai league thereof, now owned ny Bidwelf-
81 mon and Vaudeville; said ls>t named half
league beng embraced within tie following lines
TO wit: Oae aalf league Of land. situate on the
northeast corner ot the Rancho de Fagweu. begin
nlAG a. the northeast corner at said trCi Of land
or Rancho, on the Arroyo Chico (Chjco Creek
from thence ranuinS soatherly along the eas, lns
Of said Rancho oue league. spanish; from thence
westerly one hS3t league, Spanish; thence uorthery
one league, Spanish, to Arroyo Chico (Chico
Crcekl; thence oue-hsf league, Spanish along
said Chico Greek, 10 the place of he<jnninS"
Oroyille, November l4th. a. r., lS6a.
W. @. MIDDLETON
Sheriff Of Butte County
By y. YsRA. Deputy