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Sherif's S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION
ID issued out Of the District Coart Of the Fif-
ieenih Judicial District IN sld i6r the County OF
Butte ana STATE Of California uuder the seal there
Of, 20 ne directed and delivered, commanding ne
to make the sun Of -Four Hundred and Forty-six
>eventy-fiTe onehHndredths s445 50 dollars with
Interest thereon a. the Tate q one Der Ceat. Der
month from the Sd dsv Of November A. \. I>62
until paid- together with Sixty and twenty ons-
huadredths $50 20) dollars co>ts Of suit. and all
accrulng costs thereon: wherein g. 3. Laihr0D Jr..
Is painiif, and Curtis Segr2ves John H. Segraves
defendants have levied upon, and VIII expose II
public sale 70 the highest bidder for cash, al the
Court House door in SAID County and State.
On Wednesday, the 9th day Of January,
A. D. 1854, At O'Clock P N. Of said day. ali the
right, title and interest Of said defendants or either
OF them, IN and to the following property hereto
fore atattached in said eaGSe To wiz on the 18th
day OF september \. D. l>6e; and described = fol-
lows, TO wit: All that certain piece or parcel Of
land situated in kimshew Township. Butte County
California, bounded on the east by Butte Creek
Ranch, on the north by the old Humbug road, on
the west by vacant land and The south by vacant
land, containing Ice acres Of land and known as
" m. Segrare> Ranch.
Also-all that certain piece parcel Of land, sit
uated in said Township County and State being the
valley at the head Of Butte Creek. containing 100
acres OF land, and known Is the - Butte Greek
Ranch, together with all and singular the tene-
ments. hereditanents and appur-elauces belong
ing, or in anywi>e appertaining 70 all oi the above
described real estate
OroyiIle, January ID, A. D. 1854.
". D. MIDDLETON,
Sheriff OF Butte County.
ByJ. n. VERA, Deputy.
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By order oi the Board Of TurStses.
JolSS Z. kEErcH, Sec.
Wyandotte, Jan. %, lS6+.
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DIR. RAD}rAII PILLS

ONE TO SIN HOME, Nt.
In>tivrucsS. iluniC'- .'"-1 "'
Constitution. Naa-.t- rr>c. tlo He.t
'ou-c~tion ~.c,-iam~>, '~-FA'u u'.'~.
Heart Disease. 'fgtl lh''H'|t. fnt~y
Diseases of Hi i'i,nh,>~ ot@i,ili Acute tr>ir-
u,y Y E!1lir Its. tlr".tth".
ni,.t-t ot Liver. i.,yf' tNpitij- Bal Breath.
Gliousucss ,Hn~'Y. infant '"i u
Iyphus fcycr, i'V>H''P>il, Int shines
snip Fever. Atsl~lrS. A""P'tNN.
Na!irn't Fever N,'e choly, ENLARGEMENT i
Loss Of Appetite. MYSTERIES. the Spleen,
Indigestion. Am-u"rfEo.., Srufvy.
inflammation. Painting, Whep's Con
PllptationS. l'i@in'S', Worms
Scarlet Fever. .Rrrntiou Of Bud Dreams,
Bilious Fever. Ir!ac, ilcusy,
nallicted with cir- .t - .'''Nr na'n'. li-'''-,-'
to six boxes ot I- .l..e d., .- V ctcy"- 4yt1-i
faw dose. utis -'tnia' '.-'. 'i --'.' p '''i
you when they o'rrtc-Hna ln1i "'ila temporary Dee"
bat If Won stop t.,l4c the-. raln. .-.. pI lr q w"''
month. your Old cia7.ast frt.en- No i.t< g. Hi
method IF cure i.a'c..i nv .t.. ta.oaH'- r- Tees m
perfect clre a.. l-. lali.t Nl-i u"t require ANY iH
'-'''''' Piles. STR4JN1NG ND TrVESNS,
Pll.-s STRAIN q A. TEN ~Nt-.
Arc the resH Us o.; !''H. li'- 'r 'n 81 . .aI '"
membrane el tl, h.'V-.s. t.Ist-l o., ar-lF lrt -'
imperfect *. .-~i-t.. Of ue@.- -1'F'. 'y ''.
carr.el 90 t If,a- hoV c~, a-i $40 l--- prr tc r''
lleai 0r eva atf. hr t'..r t.i't' Silence i''
crru $. wrcrc.a- rs--. I.e- a.. i'ue N4-- ..'t N
1rert false c4 10 H.. ya-- e-.t tiat pt cat $50 b.
who take ihc-c i-l'--.aat iHa--
II Won wosll ayfl. t-.-' 1.t"r nce5. Na'a'Nri pi-
tive Medicine IS reltjr-.. fise d. .i'-'.ti
EtnW4N'S lEHJ LAilNG PILLS.
THEY WILL PURGE Eid0@UGiiLl AND Lean
THE BOWELS REGULAR
Persons agctel w. Piles my Us on poAire clre h
their
COATED WITH tt-i
COATED WITH Gun
COATED WITH Gl'
Dr. Raiway'- PH- arc c,.-.rt; c atei w''l G-'',
free from tlstr or ~ue a taken = ali tunes aHi
al OCCASIONS No danger we'll r-'lt from colds, II eA'-t
TO wet or damp weather after tt~ ias these pills
SlX OF EAnWAN-S fills
q1vc secured vI-urus cvactt1u. IA severe ctsc' Ht
arrnaton OF the Bowels Par4v- tic. after '"' o.
Harlem OIL injections an atbcr u-'i~ mp rley -ir'
dose 0f Railways Pills wil rem vc . on-'' 'c ''s' @
cure !ccc passage. l-ect,s i"r N-e are --i' c'' '
price per box - cents. sod by l'u-gl-t- Medicine H
ers. and -tlrceeelers-
\ R-Fve-y Agent hls been urui-Aad with jre'a az
now made Pms A. cae.t box IS eaco>el VIZ; >te H
EApNsY 4 CO.,
= Y ...aa i-4lc. tcw y Vi. *
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On TUESDAY. the 9th day of February.

A. D. 1854 at o'clock P. NJ. of said day, all the
right, title and interest of the above named de-
PENDANTS, or any OF them in and to all that certain
piece or parcel of land situated in the town OF
Inskip, kimshew Township, Butte County, Cali
fornia; on the east side of the Main Street in said
Town of Inskip, fronting on said street 100 feet
more or less, and extending the same distance
back; upon which is eiected frame hotel building
known as Kelly 4 Cos Hotel. Also, the frame
barn. and the lot upon which it is erected, situated
on said Main Street, opposite said Kelly Cos
Hotel. Also, that certain Quartz Ledge Mill and
mining claim, known as Robinson 4 kellys, situat
ed at the head of Dutch tiulch, about one half mile
North of Inskip in said Township. County and
State-toge.her with all and singular, the tene
ments hereditaments and appurtenances belonging
or in anywise appertaining to all of the above de-
scribed real estate.
0roville, January 10th, A, D.. 1864.
MIDDLETON,
Sheriff OF Butte County.
By J. y. VERA, Deputy.
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BUT 4 BRISK AND THOROUGH
EVACUATION FROM The BOWEL
IS ALWAYS Sc CURED.

Newly Discovered Principles IN Fa--stye>.
D-- !sleay'S r> arc ;ac b.' a'-s7l;.e, I-l- go {;
N.'-it sii -i.- Vegetable l-tf.ts f.r Ctionai
t'rcurr ever .isSc r--e- .i-r --- .7rrf--. .i
: 'EiiErABLE EXTRACTS FROM ROOFS. UEGb
PLANTS, GUNS. SEEDS. fi.1H r.. HA&N
FRUITS AN.f Ws.-.'9. PREPARED N NArJ-
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'loNers Sums. = y rsls ~. 80 ..,-' Oss
81 prove iheir slscrior-, l. a. uta,- pas th,
PURGE, CLEANSE. PURIFY. HEAL.
sOOTHE, CAIN. STRENGTHEN,
INViGoG A.
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Notice.


4 by declare their intention 10 organize Coa-
pany 10 construct turnpike road. the termini q
which shall be at the town Of 0royille, in Butte
county California. and at point near the Wood
vile House in Yuha county, California. The zen
eral route. nearly be designated, shall be
commencing at the said town OF Oroyille, running
thence TO a point at or near the Buffalo Ranch,
thence 10 the Robinson Mill and thence to the ter
minus near the Weodville House. The said town OF
Oruyille is designated as the place, and Thursday
she 10th day of January, 4. D. l>6i, IS the time
fora meeting of the subscribers hereto, foT the
purpose of preliminary organization Of said Com
paly.
1874
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These Pills are prepared expressly to operate in
harmony with that greatest of blood purifiers,
BRISTOLS SARSAPARILLA.i in all cases arising
from depraved humors or impure blood. The most
hopeless sufferers need not despair. Under the in
fuence of these two GREAT REMEDIES, mala-
dies. that have heretofore been considered utterly
incurable, disappear quickly and permanently. In
the following diseases these Pills are the safest the
quickest, and the best remedy ever prepared, and
shou1d he nj ouce res0rtad n
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SAYS beautifully, Mr.. Longfallow; Sunday
is the golden clasp that birds together the vol
puls Of the Yeek.
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Their Great Combinations.

And REGULATE TIE SYSTEM.
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Thsy 1rc Ail'rci I0H'-. l-.l.,V', Ne aIVc, 7ull.
o4i.,cr I-r.ltat. -Iairiic.
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hoy arc NOR. c,.ta ana p, sjA l.,a t'. Jll>: ri
t.ur, ar tr.5.a iis .-.l. .tl. ..i- i
.atltc .at h-a K gn3,. ..- il.ft .. 'l I..it
p 4.t~tt-tF.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01

to discharge the duties of Governor. the execut-
i've power of the State would be vested in the
Secretary Of State precisely the same as It in
HENRY s. LANE or OLIVER p. MorToS. So evil
dent was the purpose Of the trainers Of the Con
stitution in this regard that they made no provi-
sion for the election of Governor even in the
contingency of the removal of the Governor or
resignation. inability Of either to discharge the
duties Of Governor
81. MoRRIsoS," in his opinion, as it appears
in the Journal. and which is concurred in by H.
C. NEwcoMB." "DAvrD MCDONALD" "a. G.
PORTER" "Js ID. Rowland" IL. BARBOUR"
"JoHS L. KKrcHAx'' and ''wrLLIAx p. FISH
BACK" all very learned in the law suppose it
will not be contended BY any one that Governor
MORroS is ineligible by the letter of
the Constitution" And that opinion con-
tertain no doubt whatever of the eligibility
of Governor MoRros TO the Office Of Governor,
after the expiration of bis present incumbeacy"
These distinguished and learned legal gentlemen
concede that Governor MoRTox has held the
Office of Governor from the l7th day of January.
1861. The letter of the Constitution says the
Governor "shall hold his Office during four years,
and shall not be eligible more than four years in
any period of eight years" We suppose Messrs.
MORRISON Co intend to place this construction
upon the letter of the Constitution. Governor
M0RToN vested with the executive power of
the State the l7th day Of January, 1891.
-Four years will not expire until the 10th or l7th
days Of January. 1865 Hence they entertain
no doubt whatever Of the eligibility of Governor
MoRroS to the Office Of Governor for three days
from "the second Monday of January" 1865,
provided he should be elected Governor at the
next October election. In that event he will
have held the Office of Governor for four years,
and the latter of the Constitution says the Gov
ernOr "shall not be eligible more than four years
in any period of eight wears"
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01
From the boston Pilot.
Hiss Esmondc and the Irish National

The managers Of the Irish National Fair at
Chicago are determined TO surpsss anything of
the kind ever held in this country, in the extent,
variety and rarity of the articles to be presented
for disposal To add to the attractions of the
occasion they have opened correspondence with
the most eminent Irish orators, elocuionsts, &C.,
TO grace each evening Of the Fair with their
talents. They have the pleasure of announcing
that the first response they have received is from
the talented Irish Reader and Eocutionist, Miss
Teresa Esmonde The following is the letter in
which she volunteers to come to the West and
give her services free for the glorious object of
the Fair
The managers feel that it is unnecessary TO
speak of Miss Esmonde to :he people Of Chicago.
where she is so well known and appreciated; bu.
they would say to those of their country men and
women who have not been fortunate enough to
hear her that her manner of rendering the glo-
rious songs and blllads of the dear old land is
unspproachable, aud has met with unbounded
applause from the press and public throughout
the land. But what endears her most TO her
cosntrymen is her heroic and generous pat
riotism.
When Prince Albert landed in Waterford, a
large crowd was assembled and gazing with sui
len indifference at the pageantry, an officer of
the English navy, mortified at the cool reception
the Prince was receiving, stepped forward aud
shOrteu, "irfSnmen, TINS Is his h0yal dfgnneSS,
Prince Albert Three cheers for the husband of
our beloved Queenl' But. quick as thought, be
fore an answer could be given, Miss Esmonde.
who happened TO be in the crowd, exclaimed in
voice loud enough to be heard by all, Irish
men. who will dare 20 shout for Prince Albert in
the home of Meagherf" II is needless TO say
that the husband Of Ger beloved Queen" received
no cheers on that occasion
TO the Lady Managers Of he Irish Nafioasi
Fair:
LADIES': Most cheerfully do respond 10 the
managers of the National Fair. to give reading
in Chicago, for the grand object in view. am
only too happy ifauy feeble effort Of mine can in
any way assist that ireland, whose daughter 1
proudly claim to be, in the final struggle for free
dom. How fondly GO hope that through the
united efforts of all our race. may yet see her
happy and free. Here let me express regret by
sympathy and deep feeling for the death Of that
great Chief. the brave and true-hearted General
Corcorap. whose loss ID irreparabie to the land
he loved so we'll, and to achieve whose inde-
pendencc he would have willingly sacrificed his
| life. -s - ii-'s.s-f -a
| Wishing every success to your undertaking, /
remain, ladies, your obliged friend and fellow
country woman, TEREsA EsNoSDE.
BRooxLYS, N. Y, Jan. 1864.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01
HOW soldiers are Treated ON Rfker's
Island-Dtsgraceful Proceedings.

The Brooklyn Daily Union says:
Horrible stories about robberies and outrages
on the volunteers on Riker's Island. are brought
to US 10y an army officer. II true, they reveal q
horrible system of positive crimes which reflect
disgrace on all concerned Our informant states
that recruits when taken TO the Island are placed
in line upon the parade ground, and there one by
one stripped naked, regardless Of weather TO be
searched for concealed citizen clothes; that this
search lasts from an hour TO an hour and half.
during which time the shivering men are kept in
the open air. and then sent TO comfortless wedge
tents to freeze. sicken, and perchance die. from
the effects Of this barbaroas exposure Further
more, is said to be practiced, a system Of the
most shameful extorton- During the excessive
ly cold weather, some of the men bought little
sheet iron stoves, worth ST. at retail in the
city, to place In their tents for which they were
charged the sum Of SO each. AT one time. the
only well on the Island was frozen up; for two
days, the men were without supply Of water.
and. when water was brou yht them by lighters.
il was so foul from the vessels in which it had
been brought. as 10 be pDit for use AT tins
time. il is said, water sold for So per canteen
full Forty cents were demanded and paid for
sixpenny PIE, and twenty FIVE cents for paper
Of chewing tobacco.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01

-In Spain, woman on her marriage retains
(as with us) the name, the proper name. by
which alone she has been baptised. She also re
tains her speliide or surname. The children not
unfrequenty take the surname of both their pa
rents-not with distinctive alias, but with a
coujunctive n tand), as Don Francisco Qnevedo
v Vilegas. When the rank Of the mother Is
considerably more exalted than that of the ia.
ther. the surname Of the mother is sometimes
taken alone. afi
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01

CoRRuPrIoS S--Corruptson in the Treasury De-
oartment at Washington. frauds in the Navy De-
partment, in the Commissary Department, in
Ohio, in New Orleans, in every department of
the Custom house, among the leaders Of the Re
publican party, should lead honest meu 70 realize
the true character Of those who are controlling
the government. 1
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01
THEDAILx SENTINEL

Will be sent by mail express to subscrbersat any
point for sixty cents month, seven dollars year.
All subscriptions invariably in advance Address
ELDER HARNESS, BINGHAM.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01

cH-A Doctor Of Divinity did fine thing the
other day in ringing the changes on He that
hath ears to her, let him hear" He that is
accessible TO aurcular vibration," said the
Doctor. "let him close the gates Of his tympani.'
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01

c%-More shells were discharged in the single
battle of Gettysburg than were employed 10 all
the battles Napoleon ever fought. t
The State of Connecticut has filed her quota
and 500 over. -... -
The loss Of life on the French railways b
only one in seven millions Of passengers.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01


CIRCULATION OF THE BIBLE Hon. s. NJ Bid
we'll, one OF the managers Of the New York
Bible Society. stated in an address mt Lenox,
Mass last week. that 200 900 Bibles and Tes
taments had been printed and issuei By the
American Bible Society during the past year.
Every ordinary working day more than 4. 900 are
completed, being on AN average Of per minute,
aud all done within the Societys building in
New York. except the manufacture OF the mate
rial. More thsn 100000 BioIesr aud Testa-
ments have been given TO the army; and 300 600
have been beg ond the rebel lines the South.
The Soeiety's buildings and grounds worth
500. 600, and all we're purchased and built by
private subscription
Tax WASTE or MES--Tbe New York World
estimates that the seven New York City reei
ments, which have returned from the seat of war
70 recruit their ranks, contain only fifteen humid
red men. This estimate shows an average loss
Of about eight hundred men from each regi-
menti
Notwithstanding the enormous waste Of money
that 10 a waste Of men still more enormous in
proportion TO the triing results il has effected.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-01

cE Nhe message Of the Governor Of Ohio es-
timates the total loss By the Morgan raid In that
State at 1897 900.
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-09
MOTHERS MOTHERS!
lIDEEEEES

n GN'T fail to procure MRS. WTNsLoW's
~ SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN.
This valuable preparation is the prescription o.
one of lhe most erperieaced and skalhl AiH'ses il
New England, and has been used with rerer failing
success in THOUSANDS OF CASES.
1t net only relieves the cha from pain, but in
vigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects acdity
and gives tone and energy to the whole system
1t will almost instantly relieve
Gripping IN the Boacels and lIind Colic,
and overcome Commissions, which if not speedily
remedied end in death. We believe it the Best ano
Surest Remedy in The World, in all cases of DYS
EMERY and DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN
whether arising from teething or from any othe
cause.
Full directions for using viii accompany eae1
bottle None genuine unless the fac-simile 1
CURTIS Il PERKINS, New York, is one the ou.
side wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Principal Office. IS Deg street, Neo York,
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER Bottle.
REDIN6T0N Il CO.,
416 and AS Front ST., San Francisco.
aul.6m Agents for California
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-09
The Medicine for all Seasons.

Dr.. hoBACK's STOMACH BrTTERs.-Wc profess
to have more than superficial knowledge of the
healing art, and while fully prepared to ad-
nit that humbug is but smother word for imposi
ton, and, therefore. do not allow any advertise
ment or notice To appear in paper that has the
least tendency to corrupt the human mind. are
always glad to recommend what we believe to be a
real boon to society, and having made expert
mental use Of DR.. Peback's Stomach Bitters, we
bear our testimony 70 their real genuine and very
beneficial use. DIR. RS bitters far surpass any
preparation Of the kind we hays ever used; aad we
urge al who need mild. safe, snd most agreeable
tonic, to try this medicine at once. If you try 1t
once YOU will be sure to try it again. 1t is just
the thing for the stomach in hot weather. Eaton
(Ohio) Democrat of May 80, 81.
See advertisement se'
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-09

STATE Prison ENUETR.-0n Saturday af-
tsrnoon last desperate attempt was made
by number of convicts to escape from the
State Prison A number sealed the walls.
and four made an attempt to capture the
cannon. and turn them upon the guards
Four convicts were killed on the spot: Jesus
Alvarez, from Calaveras county. sentenced to
five years for grand larceny; Antonio Her
reria, from Solano. sentenced for eight wears
for grand larceny; Reuben Smith, of Mari
poso, sentenced for fourteen years for murder
in the second degree; Augustus Trupio,
from Amador. sentenced for life for murder
in the second degree. Six were badly wound
ed, one of whom has since died. Tom King,
the ringleader, IS not expected to live
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-09
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that viii, at the ex-
N piration of thirty days from the publication
Of this notice. or as soon thereafter my petition
can be heard petition the Board Of Supervisors of
Shasta county, Cal. TO lay out and declare pub
lie road commencing at Silverthorn's Ferry, on
Pit river, running down and said river on the
north side thereof. to point on McCloud river
about two and half miles from its mouth there 10
iutersect the Sacramento river road 10 Yreka.
GEORGE SILYERTH0RN.
March IL, 1864 mrl2
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-09
TO TAX PAYERS,

NOTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of
Y the statute in such case made and provided,
the taxes upon all movable Personal Property for
the year lS64-5 viii be due as soon a. the same has
been assessed by the County Assessor of Shasta
county, and the collection of the same will be i'm
mediately enforced. !. ". GARDEN,
Tax Collector.
Shasta, March Q, 1854. mrl2
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-09
The Law of Newspapers.

/. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary considered as wishing to continue
their subscription.
3 If subscribers wish their papers discontinued,
publishers may continue to send them until all
charges paid.
8. If subscribers neglect refuse TO take their
papers from the Office place to which they
sent they held responsible until they settle Lsir
bill and give notice to discontinue them.
l. Ii subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher, ard the paper is sent to
tae former direction, they held responsible,-
Notice should always be given ef removal.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to take
a paper or periodical from the Office, or removing
and Leaving 1t uncalled for, is prna faca evidence
OF Intentional fraud.
nS- Postmasters would oblige, bya strict fulfill
ment of the regulations requiring them to notify
publishers once in three months, of papers not Ia
ken from their Office by subscribers.
aG- Under the Law of Congress papers are not
charged postage in the county in which they are
published