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LEGAL.
Summons.

&IAiE OF CALlFORNIA--IR the justices
- CouTt. oPhir Township. in and FOR the Ceantv
OF BGt1e-Ihe People Ct the State of California
II G-H. M0are-tireStin-: ! on sre herehv summoned
u appear before ne, 81 nv Office, IN the town Of
eFoviile. Ophr Township. IN the county ot Bate
cu the l4ih day MAY \ T., l>64. ~ II O'clock 4.
". 70 answer unto the complaint OF John u Clark
& Bro. who SGe t. recover the sun Of Two hun
dred aud sixty siN dollars and eighteen cents a.
edEeG - be due from vou - Plaintiffs N 4 7roIn-
iSsary Note aud Book account Said pro-SS= = Note
hears date. June 3lS. l>so for sixty i've dollars
payable u c. T. Clark. bearing interest ST the ra;e
Of three per cent per month"; fFom date until paid.
Also RooS account fos goods sid and delivered II
your special instance and request in the sum Of enc
hundred and twelve dollars and ninety six cents.
bearing LEGAL interest All Of which appears by
reference being had - the complaint on dle in my
Office wheu judgement VIII be taken against you
for said amount together With costs and damages.
ii voH fail n appear and answer.
To the sheriff any Constable OF said County,
Gveetine:-NSke legal >eyice and due return hereof.
Given under my hand, the l2tb day Of Fehrurry
4. d. 1854. SILAS W. w. C0CGuEY.
Justice OF the Peace Of said Township.
hereby order the above Summons 10 he published
in THE WESLEY UNI0n RECORD. for period OF three
Months. and il iS further ordered that J. II. SIM
mons Constable. depo>ite true copy Of the above
Summons. in the Pest 0ifce. At Or0yilIe postage
paid. addressed TO &. Moore DAYTON Mt.
SiLAS WV. COUGHEY.
Justice Of the Peace Of 0phir Township, Batie
County, state II California.
February 18th 1854 Iaml
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Summons.

strATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN THE JUSTICES
~ Court, Ophir Township in and for the county
of Butte.
The People Of the State of California, send gree
ting to Ira Proctor.
You are hereby summoned to appear before me
at my office in the Township OF Ophir in the cnun
ty OF Butte. on the 18th, day of June, \ D 1861,
at twelve o clock ". 10 answer unto the complaint
OF John | p>toHe who size 10 torcclOSe Mortgage
given by yoU to him the 18th, day of June. lN6j
to secure the payment of Promissory Note. given
by You 10 him ON said day, tog the sum of 500 with
interest thereon az the rate Of uer cent per month
till paid and made payable six months after date,
ia gold coin of the United States. its equivalent
in value if paid in legal tender notes al their value
in the san Francisco market at time OF pay ment OF
said note. and Plaintiff prays that Judgment for
such balance if any, a. may be due after the pro-
ceeds of sale of Mortsaged property shall have
been all applied to pay costs If sale, costs of suit
and payment of said note, and Judgment first for
foreclosure Of Mortgage. when Judgment will be
taken against you for the the said amount, together
with costs and damages, it YOU fail to appear and
answer.
ordered that pHh.iciion hereof be made in THE
WEEKLY UNIoN RECORD. for i successive pubiIc&-
tionS, on ana after 18th of March 1861.
Given under my hand, this lS;h, day Of March,
4. d. ls6f. JOHN DICK. Justice OF the
n030 l3t reace OF said Township.
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Summons.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIAN THEJUSTICE'S
- COURT. .WlANDOTTE TOWNSHIP IN AND
FORTHE COUNTY OF BUTTE.
The People Of the State Of California, to Thomas
Nelson. Greeting:
lou are hereby summoned to appear before me.
at my Office, in the town Of Wyaadotte. Wyandotte
Township, in the County Of Bate on the 2oth day
Of May. \. d. lSG4. Al y O'Clock NJ. to answer
unto the complaint of the Live Oak Gold. Silver
and Copper Mining Co. who sues TO recover the
sum OF twenty dollars. alleged 10 be due them from
you for an assessment leived Oct. 10th 1858, on
your interest oftwo hundred feet of mining ground
IN the claim OF said Co. as appears by reference
being had to the complaint on file in my office,
when judgeme; will he taken against you for the
said amount, together with costs and damages, if
you fail to appear aad answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF said County.
Greeting: Make legal services and due retrrn
hereof. Given under my hand, this 18th day Of
February. 4. y. lSG4. Wy. BLISS
Justice of the Peace Of said Township.
hereby order the above summons to be pub
hshed in IHE WEEKLN UNIoN RECORD. for period
ofthree months from and after the 20h day of Fe b
A. y. lS6+. and it i further ordered that D. Combs.
Constable, deposit true copy hereof, in the Post
Office, at Wyandotte, postage paid, addresSd to
Thomas Nelson Virginia City, Nevada Territory.
Wy. BLISS,
Justice Of the Peace Of said Township
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Summons.

aN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
Il judicial District Of the state of California, in
and for the county of Butte The People Of the
State ol California Heirs OF i. T. Tarr. deceased
and the following described real estate in Chico
township. Butte county. California. Action brought
ia the strict Court ot the Second Judicial District
and the complaint filed iii the county Of Butte. III
the oire of the Clerk o. said District Court: I'm
divided two-thirds OF Go of land described
follows: Beginning on the south side of Little
Butte creek, at a certain oak stake; thence in a
southeast direction one mile thence northeast one
halt mile, thence northwest to the middle OF Little
Butte creek, thence down said creek to place oi be
ginning. Also. piec, or parcel bounded by Little
Butte creek on the northeast. by the first tract
the southeast, being land formerly known the
TarT tract (formerly assessed to r. Woolen.) Also
all owners, known or unknown, defendants
The People OF the State of California send greet
ing to Hers of b. F. Tarr deceased and all owners
of any interest or estate in the above described real
estate. known or unknown You are hereby re
quired to appear in an action brought against
y0u iy the above named plaiutin in the District
Court Of the Second Judicial District of the State
Of California in and for the county OF Butte, and 10
answer the complaint filed therein, within forty
days after the expiration of eight successive publ
cations (cXcuiSe Of the last day said pubcation)
of this Summons, once a week in the WEEKLY
USIoN RECORD, a weekly newspaper published in
the county OF Butte or judgment by default viii be
taken a-ainst you.
The said action Is brought TO obtain judgment
against the real estate above named for the sum Of
81 s3-lV0 dollars, alleged to be due from said real
estate to this plaintiff; Tor taxes assessed and levied
against it for the fiscal year A D. 1868, which said
taxes is assessed, are more specially set forth IN
the complaint filed herein, to which you are refer
red-and for cost; and if you fail to appear and
the said complaint above required, the
plaintiff viii take Judgment against said real estate,
by default for the Of "a s3l00 dollars, besides
costs and percentage and decree adjudging all
interests or claims of the said heirs of b. +. Tarr,
deceased, and also of all owners, known or I'M
known subject and subordinate TO the judgment
for taxes herein
Conrt Of the Second Judicial District, this 25th day
of February, \. d. ls64.
J. W. GU4hYSON Clerk,
v1ln17 sw By J. G. MOORE, Deputy.
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Summons.

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
Z Judicial District OF the State Of California, in
and for the County OF Butte. The People oi the
state of California vs. Heirs OF Z. Tatr. deceased
and the following described real estate situated in
Chico township. county and State aforesaid. Action
brought in tile District Court of the Second judicial
District, and the complaint ed in the County Of
Butte in the office OF the Clerk Of said District Court.
426 acres OF land bounded follows Beginning on
the south side of Little Butte creek at certain oak
stake and running thence in a southeast direction
about one mile To stake, thence northeast one-hat
mile To an oak stake. thence northwest To- the mid
die Of Little Butte creek, thence down the channel
of said creek to the place Of beginning; also, the
tTact of land bounded by Little Butte creek the
northeast by the above described land, on the south
east 10y southeast line OF the aforesaid tract and on
the southwest by line running parallel with tile
above, ali the above being the twothird interest In
what Is known as the Tarr tract. and formerly as
sesSed To Il. Woolen. Also all owners known or
unknown. defendants.
Tie People OF the State Of California send greet
ING 10 Heirs Of L. T. Iarr deceased and all owners
OF any interest or estate in the above described real
estate, known or unknown: You arc hereby re
quircd 10 appear in an action brought against yon
by the above named plaintiff, in the District Court
OF the Second Judicial District of the State of Cali
tOrnia in and Tor the county OF Butte and to answer
the complaint filed therein within forty days after
the expiration of eight Successive publications Tex
elusive of the last day OF said publicdton) Of this
Summons, once a week in the WEEKLY UNION Re
Oohp' d "eehil newspaper pu"ii>ieu IN t'ie county
OF Butte, or Judgment by default VIII be taken
against you.
The said action is brought to obtain judgment
against the real estate abpye named, for the OF
Is S1-l00 dollars alleged 10 he due from said real
estate to this plaintiff for taxes assessed and levied
against it for the fiscal year ID. lS62 which said
taxes, as assessed more specially set forth in
the complaint hled herein to which you referred
and for cost; and ii yon fail 10 appear and answer
the SAID complaint above required, the plaintiff
tll Sll real est "A lf.
fault tor the SUN of 1> >1lO0 dpars besides costs
and percentage and decree adiudEus all interests
clmS OF the said hcirSnf the estate ui b. f. rarr.
deceased. and also ot all owners, known and uu-
known, subject and subordinate TO the Judgment tor
taxes herein.
Given under my hand and seal Of the District
Court ol the second Judicial District tins 18th day
Of February, y. b. 1851.
J. W. GILKYSON, CLERK,
yllul7 Sw BY J. G.. MOORE, Deputy.
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LEGAL.
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE SECOND
i Judicial District of the State of California in
and for the CoGniy Of Bate. The People of the
state Of California v Henry GerSe. Heirs Of the
Estate Of John Potter deceased. and the following
described real estate. Action brought in the Bis
tricI Court a tie Second JRdicai District and the
complaint hed IN the County OF Baite m the Office
Of the Clerk Of said District Court Situate il the
county Of Butte and State Of California known and
described - follows Being the Sonth two and
half leagues on the Farwell Grant, comprising the
following named sections 81 land - surveyed by l.
:. Surveyor Van Dora. namely; sections p 2S 50
50, IS -, 81, aad fractional parts ef sections y -
So. IS. township y north. range | west Mount DiA-
bio baSe ana meridian; also. sections Is. -. Is So
and fractional parts Of sections - = IL g. l. ana
i. township u north, range l cast Mount nisbio
base and mendan also ali owners ei any interest OF
estate IN said land. known OF unknown. defendants
The People Of the State ~ California send greet
ing 10 Henry Gerke, Hers Of the Estate of John
Potter deceased, and all owners of any interest or
estate in the above described land known or up-
known: You her by required 10 appear in an
action brought against you by the above named
plaintiff in the District Court Of the Second Judi
ciAl District Of the State OF California in and fos the
county Of Bate. and 10 answer the complaint filed
therein within forty days after the expiration Of
eight successive publications (eNclu>iye Of the last
day Of said puhication) Of this Summons. once 4
week, in the WEENLY UNION REcoRD. weekly
newspaper published in the county ot Buite-or
Judgment by default will be taken against you.
he SAID actlOn / brought 70 obtain Judgment
against the real estate above named tor the sum OF
ll7SGo dollars, alleged to be due from said real
tate 10 this plaintiff Tor taxes assessed and levied
against il for the fiscal year \ n. l>6S which said
taxes, assessed. are more specially set forth in
the complaint filed herein. to which you are refer
red-and or cost; and if yoH fail 10 appear and
swer the said complaint aS above required. the
plaintiff will take Judgment against saia real estate,
by default, for the sum of ll73.00 dollars besides
costs and percentage; and decree aGlndging all
r q Henry nti
OF the estate OF John Poster, deceased, also Of al
owners, known and unknown. subject and subOrdi
nate to the Judgment for taxes herein.
Given under my hand and seal Of the Distric
Court Of the Second Judicial District this 25th day
of February, in the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty four.
J. W. GILkYS0N. Clerk.
vllnl7 Sw By Il. HOBART, Deputy.
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The ANTIQUITY OF CANNoN.-No
storian has ever given us the true
>och of the use of metallic cannon it
certain, however, that they were in
Sc about the middle of the fourteenth
entury. The SwedeS used lead can
On between the years 1920 and 1852,
hich were lined on the inside by tubes
! wood or copper, and secured on the
ltside by iron rings. The general op-
non is that cannon were first made
Sc of III 1886 or 1888. They We're
ertainly used by the English in 1347
t the siege Of Calais; and bv the
enetians at Chiaggia in 1896, and in
heir war with the Genoese in 1894 and
45S, the Turks employed them. In
he commencement of the fifteenth cen
ury, Maurice, of Switzerland, dis
oyered method of casting cannon
shole, aud boring them SO as to draw
ut the interior at 4 single piece. In
40 cannon were made Of iron at St.
'etersburg, and balls of many pounds
weight were projected without iniuring
he pieces. Cannon took their name
rom the French word canne-a reed.
5efore their invention machines were
lsed for throwing enormous stones; these
we're initiated from the Arabs, and call
I'D engenid, whence engineer. The first
cannon were made of wood, wrapped IN
numerous folds of linen, and well Sc
cured by iron hoops. Even to this day
wooden cannon are said TO be used by
the Poles.
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Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
\ Judicial District Of the State of California, in
and for the County OF Butte.
The People OF the State of California vs. Il. X.
Mitchell and the following described real estate
situated in Ophir Township. Butte County and
State of California being The South half of the
south east qHaFtsF Of section - Township Is,
n Il. 3 east Also. The south half OF the north
half and south Fuarter OF Section Township Il.
No. r. ; east containing 40 arceS. Also all
owners of any interest estate in said described
land known or unknown defendants. Action
brought in the District Court Of the Second Judi
cial District. and the complaint filed in he County
of Butte in the office OF the Clerk OF said District.
The People Of the State of California send greet
ing to H. \. Mitchell, and M owners Of any inter
est or estate in the above described real estate
known or unknown. You are hereby required to
appear in an action brought against you by the
above named Plaintiff. in the District Court OF the
Second Judicial District Of the State OF California,
in and for the County of Butte. and to answer the
complaint filed herein, within forty days after the
expiration of eight successive publications, Tex
elusive Of the last day OF said publcatioa) of this
summons once a week in the NEEKLN MON
RECORD a weekly newspaper published in the
county Of Butte, or Judgment by default viii be
taken against you.
The said action Is brought to obtain Judgment
against the real estate above named tor the OF
p j0-l00 dollars alleged to be due from said real
estate to this Plaintiff for taxes assessed, and levied
against it tor the fiscal year y. D. 1868. which said
taxes, as assessed more specially set forth in
the complaint filed herein. TO which you are refer
rci--and for cost and if yOn fail to appear and
answer the said complaint As above required, The
Plaintiff will take judgment against said real
estate by default for the Of 2i.j0-l00 dollars,
besides costs and percentage, and a decree OF said
Court adjudgng the title of said H.K. Mitchell,
(and all other claimants known and unknOwn) to
the same subject and subordinate TO the Judgment
herein for taXes-also, for such Other and further
equitable relief As may be right and equitable i'll
the premises.
Given under my hand and Seal Of the District
Court of the Second Judicial District. this 9TH day
of March. in the year of orr Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty four.
J. W GILkYSON. Clerk.
Sw-nls By Il. HoEEAT, Deputy.
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Suh.crioed and sworn to before me, this eighteenth
dry II Ap'iA \ a.. 1860.
P. BARRY, Notary Public

The nudc aed takes this method OF ackncv lodging
publicly the benefits he received from the
plci to hn NJ hc ElecIropathic Institute whue suffer
ins under rhie uficton.
Ihs 5 80 oeriiN Thai been under Klectropaihie
treatment At the Elecorp4ihc Institute 65 Washing.
ton street. When applied 10 DR.. IosSeiyn all
cfAmprd up with rheumatism. and also had the
ague 80 bHd p1> that. without relief 1 don't think
could have lived more Than week The Doctor.
Nih It's Instrument. relieved the fir> from
all PAIN ami perfectly cared OF all disease in twenty
treamcnis. without she Of medicines I cordially
recmniend al afflicted patronizs This Institute tor
Is lrhly blessing Ia The aii c and the operation Is
very pleasant wish 10 thus plhcly ;hank Or Josseyn
for h> and sympathy. JOSEPH SEGER,
September 70. 1867. of Boinas Bay.
state Of California, City and County of San Fran
Ciscc-SS
Subscribed and sworn lefure me, this 9th .i
September, A u 1860.
marl9 Sm. T. BARRY. Notary Public.
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HE UNION RECORD.
Deaths Rear Guard.

Death Is inevitable; 80 IS the rhy-
;ster, who IS sure to appear after tie
mise of every noted parsonage. as
ely as comes the coffin, the Grape,
shroud, the hearse, pail, priest and
leral. The epitaph-rhyming Bohe-
un is the hycna of literature, who
owls around TO scent the first gust
IN the chamber of death, that the
'th of his poetic madness may polish
,rnselves, 6guratiyely, on the bones Of
dead. His ambition to laud his
n genius by singing the praise Of the
linent dead, IS as hungry as the jaws
a white shark armed with seven rows
teeth. Most miserable Of creatures
Md he be, did no great person die.
ath is his great fecder-the pilot-f fish
his poetic nose. " hen poor Pollock,
r true poet, died of grief, neglect,
verify. and want, in the midst Of cur
y, which had read his poems-unpaid
with delight, all Bohemia burst
-th ; paper enough to have enriched
= poet when alive, was covered with
scrawls of a countless host who
nix that rhyme and capital letter
the head of each line is all there is
poetry; and those who knew nc
ng Of the character and genius Of the
lad, wept black ink in blank rhymes
his memory. Only one poem among
these g illusions appeared, ,and that
5 written by woman. When Baker
$ swept down to a bloody death, Bo-
mia burst forth again as if ''all Bed
n or Parnassus was let out ;" rhymes
wed as freely as had his blood;
BONES" " were as plentiful as the trail
|rous bullets in the storm that sinote
N, but only one poem appeared, and
at, too, was .wrltten by woman.
ecently great orator and patriot died
this city. He was man worthy of
yh poesy, such as Tennyson poured
,th in 8 Memoriam," such as Milton
eathed in " Lycidas.'' But oh, what
es of abomination in form of rhyming
pgraphies of the good and glorious
parted, have been piled up, like rags
I'm a chiffonier's basket. Among
EN- all only one worthy the name of
m,and that again by a woman. Wo
IN writes from her heart, the male
,hemian from his garret. He is the
AZ guard of Death, the sable plume
the gloomy hearse. Not intending
speak irreyerently, it would seem
at the language of the Bible, "After
ath, the Judgment" meant, after
ath the splitting of the departed on
: rhymesters' pen. Judgment is the
'hemian. Death to the best prepared
ever fearful enough in itself, but there
a greater horror to the scnsitivc-thc
Iing out of the dead man like mum
! in the Egyptian bandages of these
,hemian embalmers. Let us die far
'ay from their arret.-CaA.
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NE"ELL'S
Pulmonary Syrup

Has cnred thousands and it cure You if you try
it 1t is indor>ed by the following gentleman, all
OF them well known in san Francisco as respectable
citizens E W00LLEY grocer 35S Stockton
street H. z. H L BBARn. merchant Sansome st,
near Clay JAMES PRATT. at Towne 4 Bacon :
printers Clay street, and hundreds Of others in all
parts of California.
REDINGroN & CO. sole Agents 4ls and 4IS
Front street, San Francisco and for sale by all
Druggists. (mar26 en-
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

ATOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT PURSU
y Ant t. au order Of tie Honorable Probate
Cuart ia and iur Butte COunty, California, we
viii ON Monday the nth day OF April, \. d. ls64,
1T = VI of that day. IL Tie front door %; J. Bid
we'll ~ Cos Store. in Chico. County and state
Aforesaid. sell at puhllc sale to Ae highest bidder,
the following de,cIihed real estate. belonging to
the estate OF The late John Size Decd. toWit That
certain piece OF parcel of l3ud known a - Sizes
Rancho and MIL, containing about eighty four
ss4} acres of land. on which l. situated a FloUrng
Mil. known IL the Bate MIL situated on
Bate creek. in Chico Township.
Terms of Sale-Ten tla) per cent in gold coin Of
the nited States, on the day of sale. twenty three
and third (2j l5) per cent, N gold coin OF the
United states soon = said sale Is confirmed by
the Probate Court aforesaid. and sixty SIX and two
thirds l55 33l per cent, in gold coin Of The United
STATES. Oh the iT9t day OF October, lS6i- The
last payment to he secured 10y note and mortgage
the property sold. All the payments to lie IN
gold coin Aforesaid. ii lis legal standard value
Of ls6I. The expenses Of deed OF deeds and mort
gage OF mortgages, also, Of internal Revenue
stamps, 10 5e paid by The purchaser OF purchasers
OF said property.
And ii SAID proVertyiS not sold 1T the above time
al public sale VIII be sold ats3 7 NJ. Of that day
Al the same place. aud On the above terms and con
dilions, at private sale.
By order ofthe Hon. Probate Court.
il aud tor Butte County, California.
GEO. WOOD r,.-.
FRANK BIRDSALL. lN'
THos. WEEIS. Atty. for Estate.
Chico March 18th, lse4. st
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DR.. HOSTETTER'S
S TOM AC H BITE RS.

FsNHE OPERATION OF THIS PALATABLE
q remedy upon the stomach, liver and eNcretory
organs Is regularly soothing and conservative. 1t
regulates, recruits aud purileS them. Dyspepsia,
in all its forms yield. to its control and invigorat
ing properties.
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LEGAL.
Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF \ DECRETAL ORDER Is
ID SUtD out of the District Court Of The 18th
Judicial District. in and for the County % BItte
and State Of California, under the seal thereof. In
the case of VIM HesSe vs. Amelia Muller, TO me
directed and delivered. commanding NE TO sell the
Mortgag sd premises hereinafter described, TO satisfy
the Judgment mentioned in said order, to which
reference being had more fully appears have
levied upon and wllI expose Public Sale. 70 the
highest bidder for cash, at the Court House door
III said County and Stais,
On Monday, the 1lth. day of April,
A. D.. ls6i, at O'Clock, P NJ, OF said day, al the
right t.o and interest OF the above named Geieu-
dant in and TO -.all that certain piece, purcel or
lot OF ground or land, lying and being situated IN
the town OF Orovlle Cool Butte and State aforesaid,
on the mort beast corner of Montgomery and lincoln
streets in said VII Of 0noyiUe- Beginning al the
south west corner of Block No. Fifteen Il5l Lot
No. l. thence running east along said Montgomery
street thirty three feet l33 thence north one hun
dred and thirty feet tlJ2], thence west thirty
three feet 1851 TO Lincoln street thence along said
street one hundred aud thirty two feet IS2l to the
place OF lesiuuiug' F. W. DAY.
Sheriff OF Butte County.
B. F. JoSEs, Under Sheriff.
Oroville. March 18th, ls6i.