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Arizona miner., 1864-07-20

Town Mani. A. f. waldemar formerly OF Los
Angeles who has been some time in Prescott prepar
ing map of the town as laid out by the Commission
ers has completed his work in a most artistic and
perfect manner The map will be sent TO San Francis
co for the purpose of lithographing that each pur
chaser of lots may have copy for filing with his deed
We are pleased to learn that Mr. Waldemar will remain
at Prescott, and open surveying and civil engineers
Office in connection with esteemed fellow citizen
Hon Robert w Groom, member of the Council, elect
WE have seen Capt Bensons report Of the scout in
Apacharia, which he lately made with hs command,
leaving Fort WhippIe the 9Th of June, and return
ing on the LIST Of July 1t is well prepared and in
several Apaches were killed and the troops occupied
a number of days in destroying crops The Captain
speaks thus of the Big Rump region:
II is rather an anomaly to call it valley. 1t is in
fact nothing than succession of low mountains.
broken hills ridges and ravines, without order or
system
EXPRESS TO La Fertilization d Co, formerly
OF Lynx Creek have started a semi-monthly Express
TO La Paz 10 connect with Mr.. Grants express from
there 10 Los Angeles. By this accommodation our
citizens may send letters and parcels ~ La Paz in five
days, aad 10 Los Angeles in ten days. We wish the
enterprise all success and shall hope 20 receive news
from the States by quicker than by any other means
of communication. If the proper connections made
should have San Francisco papers in thirteen days
from the date Of publication
THE sketch of Ex- Gov Gilpin Of Colorado. cur
first page, may appropriately begin the series Of
" Lives of Mountain Men proposed some tine since
II written for earlier rumber Of the MINER but
has been delayed by pressure Of matter.
Mr. Gilpin is pleased TO notice, still deyotng
himself to the upbaildins G: Colorado and judging
from the sentiment of the numerous COloradans now
in Prescott there is little regret the part Of the
people o. that Territory that he is not its representa-
tive at Washington rather than Mr.. Bennett whose ex
iraordiaaFy conduct IN reference 20 taxing the mines
has excited universal Indignation 10 the West. Rumor
hath il that Colorado will make Mr Gpin one Of her
first Senators The selection would reflect great cred
il upon the State.
CrtxofixE CoNPANY The tru stees Of Lallah Rookh
Gold Silver and Copper Mining Society are Mira r.
H. McdbuTy Mrs A. 81 Gayety. Mrs T. A. Dunbar
Mrs.. Olive NJ Wells aud Mrs Saie NJ. Brooks a
jorty Of whom are citizens ~ the United States aud
~ this State. Their claims located in la Paz
Mining District. Colorado Ryer. Arizona Territory
Capital stock, $2200O0 Their certificate Of incoFp0r
alton fled IN the Office Of the County Clerk yesier
day Alta California.
We arc 10 nck IL t, fair have confidence in our
mines. We wish the trustees of the LAllan Rookh
Company every possible success II is bo not pre-
sumpt0us beg the gentewomen 10 visit the Terri
tory. They viii everywhere be welcomed with open
arms
Tie world was sad tive garden was a wild
Aud man. the hermit slgh'd-tili woman smiled"
Arizona miner., 1864-07-20
Pima Steam Flour Mill.

Tns Pima Steam Flour Mill being row in
successful operation. the subscribers have con-
stanty 90 hand -four, shorts and bran, for sale at
fair rates.
HfFE & MOVES.
Pima Villages. June, 1864 vino
Arizona miner., 1864-07-20
NOTICE

Is given that the co partnership hitherto eSetipg
between the undersigned and q III. V.clgoy,
under the name and style OF " The Pioneer Hy~
draulc Company" lie dissolved.
+. B. WILLIS,
Prescott, Jolly |, 1874, L. S jerks
Arizona miner., 1864-07-20

Ola YToN RALsTIN. ESQ. young lawyer from lii
nois arrived here with the Coloradians and will open
office at an early day DR.. Clutter late of the
my, who accompanied him here, will also open an
Office.
Arizona miner., 1864-07-20

WE have seen but copy of the Kew Mexican, tSan.
IA Fe) since the MINEP was started although have
sent paper regularly. Will che publishers take the
hint We should be glad of back numbers
Arizona miner., 1864-07-20

THE Fourth of July was celebrated at La Pa
Judge Allyn delivered an grafton.
Arizona miner., 1864-07-20

CAPT. PAULINE wRAvKR and Mr.. Frank Pnkey
arrived here TO day from Weaver.
Arizona miner., 1864-07-20

A HIy,=-W, hear that lately Mexican struck rich
deposit on 49, bill side, OF Lynx Greek. near the trail
from Granite Cree, whence by dry washing. he
took forty ounces OF gold in single day That will do
Arizona miner., 1864-07-20

MEssRs WHITE & MOVES have their steam grst
mill in full operation at PmO-and are turning out
large quantities of excellent honr, of which has
already found its way here, and more is called for.
Attention directed TO the advertisement of these
terprising gentlemen.
Arizona miner., 1864-07-20

Our MINEs.-The Argus, mining journal, published
at San Francisco speaks thus of our mines
The mines Of Arizona are becoming a recognized
feature Their abundance and their unequa ed richness
surpass the most sanguine expectations OF all eompe-
tent judges
Arizona miner., 1864-07-20

supplied BEscHER SAYS Life would be perpetual flea
the Nes man were Obliged 30 run down all the nnena
lmption veraces the nsinuatops and suspicious which as
your lists tered against him"
in the MAJ Y.echer has s.ldo,, so;d halter ,hi =,
DALEY 80 - IN :, 80 a -, ., us - man ~
>him If his position be at al prominent and enviabIe
viii have time for nothing else. Lethim pass them
Is unworthy of notice, and his s'anderers learning
u they have nothing 20 make by their sbnse, will
e their attention to better business
inform We have several black
nnt,v bsith shops 10 full blast in Prescott One is adver.
NJ backsd U another column Nothing is more indicative
ir new progress and Industry than tine merry ring
reek. ~ So Inc Vinage smthy Is usually worthy
o and ga Loagelows picture OF him is true to nature
h their q HIS hair is crisp, and black and long;
" His face Is like the tan.
HIS brow ia wet with honest sweat;
'REDRA' de earns whate 'er he can
ILIIooRs. And looks the whole worII in the fsoa
Wins for Dc owes not suy maa
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Eishty me febe prisonets have teen brvusht bsp
from sandy iIcoi. Nd They st,,e that they we're In
chAue Of cne Of the piunder Sn.u> aud we're over.
taken near sniehers tap by portion ot tho rursuns
force under zen. Crook A feh, inmctis civ follow.
~ bu, tho udn Guard, fnins II rpr.,hic TO sav~
tho train, destroyed by Gre ,nh r-teaiel icsvinS
The ,eamster and othen ~ tie mercy Of our foreea
A letter rcce'ved ny an of'cnr in ws.hneton rom
Sandy Bcok. Nd stses that many strfr,les lrun,
the retrsstine rcbel ioccs come into that psce mi
surrendcrcd themselves They are uorn down b. fagid
marching. md many OF shsm are hAistoo, snJ thc
dohee arc torn ~ tattep.
The EVENING sTAa earus from former citizen uf
Nlai.on county. Va vso hA Tor srre time been
soournns In Fairfax county, that he h. reliable in
formation showing that the rebel piden have met
with % many mlshaps IN getting away With their
punder from Maryland. that vhAt thoy have msnA.s-
I'd To ks0 sin hardly pN thom Tor thor trouble
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Eovys Items,
tSp r,icerrpA % d. Ne, rorI sur.l

TvEslr-s't Idaho mi1crs rachel ~. 'ou,s Ma.
yrrlerd day, ficui tie n'ucs With l,cf s2Gep In sc'L
Tux tiarn .icont war steqmshil Amonoo-ur -
snccea;uiy launched ycteiGAy ~ :he i,os,m NasY
Yard
Ina report thu, Pecso'nry stanton ia s;cVt 10 70,
.isn Das tocn p.c,aout la N.sh,n. ,Ou lor severse
day.
II believed In tho bi hest ri.,ary oirrles thss
lee viii he con rcJe4 To attack Gihut for his swv
sc.CproeervAt'on-
fnr connection n ,rr Of the ttrcnty arrested staGU
r1bacp In California, irriicntcs some prominsnG
men ard loads ~ The suspcion of secession eesiGna
pisrArcu nom AcAc'svtio, Nv, that -
Wednesanr .soninF the frluit tooA he ersine ofSW
construction train n N"S Haven. on the l<haAaD
brsnch roa fred Ter up orcned thr throttle vsAvQp
ant let hor iun Wild rards Lebanon.
II Icp,',,d at Washington that formal dsman1
iot the suTenoor of Capiuin scnm's hAs bccn msAa.
The sccrr,afy o State sid 20 tc determined 70 ~
quite OF England hot Observance Of interuAfisao
iGw"
GrSsntL Ncl'owrI has 's-Hd an order q -
frnuoltco, tcqGi inr pGucnrcrs On occsn stsanaaD
and ships 10 give up their " the captain Of ~
vessel and permit ~ examination Of their baxHa0A
Ihc Object , 10 prevent the probable danger a ~
temple Ia take posf,'on Of this eoaA1 ~
pi,si.s sAliHs U pissrnrcfH.
TtRu broke ca, At Sixoa'- milis an artrusivO
p'Ter msru 'p'cry at Nnn,yunk, Pa, on W wednasAV
night. Tho mrin ludins and straw departmsa0
we're ccsbovcd. 1he lo-s ~ estimated at xi000o0 -
tl2GOH The dcsiric, lou II three mills q ssrisD
l1s, ~ e,er.l ncwspaI.r establishments relied -
ucm 70, 'upp.ic- of paper.
DIsrAt'uts tom ,ni lpT~r Missouri report 10
General s,llcy', indian c,f,i.tiou at tho noun
trs Cannon. all River Is hudne fort 10 be 81.
ed Fort i:ice. Hostile Indians In fsr0 ~
tNecr Fort Rice and Fort i'niou and large nmbsD
" them we're "a u 10 Ne .ome miles back Of For niaA.
Father ncschridt had tso councils with ;hres huS-
dfed souy near f,s' Bcrthcicn, md they sxpNue1
All snIiety " make pct4c with tio whiss
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Warrington, July 2i.--ltis offc,ail' anuouncSk
thN hereafter the United state. pc-,sl charge, wth
ou' ie'-rd 70 ds-aree on letters sidre.od m
oiVcd from ,he II, iiiAh wea ipdioa Cuba. Aspip.
wLl NausnA ot ~ other fprricn place or ocinsry,
w ,n1 nu uth t''e ont fh'c, Of pueiarc have ~
vocn "thhl'hel .. MI in'rtnttoIal pc-,sl cctiveW-
oh o. " W. 'N'hi- rN q ten crnts the cfurle no
W .hu m ouhcc or utio btCh mast lc . epsid a
lcttcis 'ent sud eoacc'ed un prcs tecev I'd: alsa.
Sa tne lhitl Ststc' lseie.c Cnsf.e ON ue.,p kga$D
anu oNicf ~ n ~ mat 20 srHt or icrcly sj Zoo
the countries sad p.c's 'u.ct r 10. will in ia 'uin.
70 ioio.a.- Two cen 's,u tpapegs, and the
earhhshed fnts uu "ttu IA. .l.ct. Nirodlcal sn<1
Other articles oi . in 81 ,iisi v ch nu.. in liz
u,AnLo, I" pep u 81 t1n e., 90 .u,,r led and
nlsuei rc-O'eu. IN lutu. s lu uai On AZ pnsAaGD
chsrr- upon III .ctlc .s-hs ct, cal tho povipaA
b NoW bi dhbsick iud AL rtt oi ..t ,u.,". Sl.aA
without fessId b. distance -. ron " ruuyoyaNA-
VIA . ten ocus ne s.n-i. i.o Of Aa,i "A ounce =
uii,isI, y r-p.J meal sp.lonA.
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From Arkansas.
Rehsl Report Of tho CApsarc Of Gcseral
ssrcir's Army.

S&rCtf's Arvtys
The Nsv Oriesns rsrs purA, .iuly Ic. received In
this city last u,vht f,wn Nov Ori.ns. con LAns
following. fror rebci suucss
rN,rf-~. yvtJ q. A rcntsIrss hs, from the Other
side Of the tver ieTprr the capture II Little knl by
Proc vi, all of s,ce'es Amy e,eps i0s. our
are driven anti eiv out of Afsantv> etca1, aIound
Ite'crs- lie aAys tho ne~s ol.C,lls iecoi,ed a.
AlCIsndriA
Tbs news h wohstb un,fro, and ap,o.Ts 10 h ve
be-n moro ti.An doubtful. ifLitu, Eock hal tocu
captured, should h,i rous intlrnation ~ Il
ffon. Memphis other 10y al ci'cs thr Miss-fipp
Little Rock b strongly dcfcndei. nnd. vh ,'enogal
S'eeles ar.e force capihie II msknx prc'onrod
rvsstAnce sEeins' hpy o.rss the iobc. could gnihcr
In thai resiop. The Nonphi. btitfuS, .luiy 81,
si,es tho olos ins of ths situalsn in AIkinsaA. a.
late dale
4 gentleman sho ,eN Li,tie Rck rrid,v rno-uin,
the let ot Jul, In ioifas hst Il opntfei, on
authority thst eitstcd cour dcltbu 'tpy oasiuu "a
that viinity, hat thc tt'es had .,aaosa IN t..,r
force from Camden 10 the saline river tfrAn, With
frsn t-1J 10 -,t'N iei e, 10 po-t,ciy known 20 y,
below Pine Rus. ohahy couiomll an at rt
81 Inst np.ni. squasOf & on, u1 10 q. uci his men
have on several occNnions Sttt,n the lHs' u oI
dars WlNhneci ~ la - out rick. tuc. srd thea o.
tired a. Ala ~ithoui maii an bod d.nionsi
uon. lhcy wcie eNlCatB cc3GuGi.e iuf, lhcs Ia.
seut AF- of truce in On evoi ~ ..ou,. oar inof-
pets and In exc 'liont .s sni that t;rn 4 &c ei
hi. hrsv- command coniidert thqt they easil,
icyel aitscs Of the sucinr. Pine Fut aI.o
snonxIy oItihod. acd co siro. c' IN ~ esnAli.A
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Good Ho0 the Shenandoah
The Raiders Whipped Again.

Washir0.or, Jniv li.-Ibc STAN sAys that a do
patch from General hunter reports Sat i.e folio. ting
hns jurt been received from Con. avaglll
Near E,n.isH,v jpl. ~ 1864. -n!ecsinridse d.
videi bis force ~ Bt rye In. night, sending Eary
Wiueheste and ta.ins tho ether division to~ ards
Hillvoct. | astarked and deseted Early to-day In
front q winchester killing Cnd wouDiinz 500 Of
his ofcars aud on, c4pturng four caiilons several
hundred ANAL arms and about 2rj prisoners. nsn.
lily is seriourly wounded, AMI In our hands. Col
boar OF the 6sth Virginia 10 siiie1- The cannon and
prlsoner have beon sent " AArlinstufs. The enc
mys lo~' In ofice.s s heavy iri'oners .dmit their
forces to have been S,ocI Tho oHlmAnas Of Jackson
and Iutodsn, which we're present, Ars nos included
In the mentioned strength.
Battle going on NJ eesburg.
Wa'h'noton, J"it e1.-An orderly ~ho srrtve n
h're early this norning, Sstes that be left FsirfRI
yeserday evsniie, n ainc O'Clock. He reports that
an engagoman, going on betv cen the iebeis and
our foIeea dey, ct Locsbu.g. and, when he let,
the long roll VA beins beaten
The Rebel spells % be Captured BY eur
Cavalry.
Warrington, July 2l.-It 10 expected that nearly
all the punder carried Out Of AarylAn by the rebes
vii b reosptuIed BY our cavalry. II thus heosnes
ths property a the Gevsrnmsnt y BY military Nv
psrssni prspsrV tass IA rsvsst 10 ths @nes In
Ueh, ,sasaA
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GENERA SHERMAN.
Three uusucccssful Agsaults On Our Lincs.

Washington u. &, JL!v ~ 20 Tho NAIIosAL kE-
PUBLICAN has f,rnsfe the ioovIn Intelligence In
aiv aDce of It's publication
The Government received disps:chns from Gem
eral Sherman. thls morning, Announcing that tho
enemy assaulted the uIoD i.nes th,es tlncs yes-
terdAy and vY re.rlscd sa3h time, With little loss
10
Mot u cur rrr fcn~ht bshod es;t.isorss hence
the nnal lrs', M, te enemy coming ont Il the do
fences Of tho ey. 20 ofior b1.ie bscGsc more eI-
in.ed, and suGe 1,l gIoa.er .o..
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PRICE ONE CENT

The Cccrrls and eou,h Cs rol'na vc,crr, ,-oops a.
prsd TO ,ienefL na'eh, evidence q tho iset Al
tne wtthdt ~ a. oi men " ON some lr,r NJ pcirt-
the conss, ,ucnt cakrcSs tfc eNei mes a. tse
point fIom v hieh they wee taken We have alss
deinonrtie a. ~i the feHcl stltr''h 60 John. snN
ins " daaspur
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Pc'icAts,rH.. Jy,v o.. \ ls'-s nrc Is r~Sins -
Casnc'oo, n. " 'e,c1 niles 'outh q Nlany. TIE
Inhabitants are 10 the de'ds chiup - destructics
a their DIV elnga II I. femoi tint tho as'er part
cf the town viii be dc--rcycd Tho ali In ln v,siik
" 10 very tsick and smoky
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-07-22
From Charleston.
Rebel Oncers rlnccd under Fire al Cum
uinEs rSlut, t.ic.

I. r. g. tr-ns;rft Fulton. o.. H. Woiton cou.fnan-
der, from Por, iioy. r. g., .iuiy lith. a-yc at ths
pot yc,,orday, h,vi1g In tow the steam tram po.t
America disabled. july 18th, 2r. NJ. S. ~ OF Iap.
Pea, spoio L. 5. gulhoa Ge - slurr. $40 reported
the Conisde ate stsmcr tloIids To nave teoa %
miles south " CaIe Henry.
IN. news by this arrival 10 Interesting. Tie hfy
rehol pisoDeu ipsrc. under iro hy way of ictAi.-
toa! have teen ssnt 10 Cumuings Point They vii
ocrupy builanes put up cypi.a,ly Ior them. sumter
had been subjected to heavy ire ON the Nor
ris Island batteries. The ,hc,iins az Ch.fls-;on 10
continued sometime. ;hirty or forty shos day are
fired into the city. pa:y Of ,iX or oighi refugee.
lately came arfoe' the lines. Thcy chat Mon
prsoneJ arc relted in tie mot lnbunln manner
b. their cap.oA
BY HAYS OF truce tn Fort Royal ferry, Chniio.en "a
pers Of ue 18TH inst. Isi tcen ieo,ived hey cpp-
tain r-.Su 10 the eject that tho rcb,ls-in, 10
sttong-are diminishing around Fort de- Rue Wa h.
instOn. rhey sso H.i, iisi Jnc cory 9! sAc. mar.
army had crossed thu ca -ilghOrLc, Atlls ilst
Johnston 80 ia.ns bsfh AtrnA
A Fis;n on john. Leland Defcut OF the
Fuems.
TIE Port Ro, al NV sOuriL received 10y tho above
,,csIaer, con- tains Ii. follo'siugi
Oar special correspondents who ,ocor9ancd ue
expedition TO tue Stono ki-cT, returIoi 10 'll'ou
Il cad 10 the ssTb parta NE .eos- lie ,o,aru,"e,s
In my letter of ias, ~ess iook In,v. NJ GorciaI
Hstehr couinn. ad'sIcins ,sids GAG notAc.nrrt
OF Johpa ia.and. ,ug e. 's,iirr -. ruri = 'p :"
.truasg int, oachoi or Jnqe, i'isud shout Que G"d
halt miles from S'onn EiSe4. ihr suiloa,s sd
,rsnrp9-s oo u9!e1 ;o-iioa. on tle stone IN y'd"r
20 n.sse oonnec;ei pncunt VII l"lH.o ,A 1
snspIs al on ID 40 o atom eeCI1 10 lT'T icon
thoroughly Iesuu.sa on III. Jay. T. trh.uF. on
den. s,Eon, VI oce ~ ed Al @I' ane' r','lop -
niies s'sSe 'r'fyi'f ,-n1 No 'af o.'n ~ ~,
sent four ooil, a,s o: tne .jh I c"'ored ,roD5
20 rea1nnct.e % Cne u lhe -, ''-' !. .n W, tRs
The weekly union record., 1864-02-06
Notice.

Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE UNDER
1 SIGNED viii petition 10 the Board Of Superv.
s0rs Of Butte csunty, California, at is February
Term lS64, and on the first day of said term, or
soon thereafter IS the cause can be heard tor the
reopeniuC OF that portion o. the County Road lead
ING from Hale Il Cos Ferry, on the west bank Of
Feather river, 70 Hamilton, which Vas vacated and
closed by the order of the Board of Supervisors of
said county running through the lands of J. L.
Henshaw, forrseriy Wilkinson L Coz also for the
reOpening Of that portion of the County Read lead
inc IRON ?. OraS south line, through the lands of
NJ and +. Brown, G. Lynch. 4. Turner and John
McFa5den. which was vacated ana closed by order
of the Board OF Supervisors of said county; also.
demonstrating against the location of a county
road leading from the county road at Davis x Nantz
store near Lynch ranch, Hamilton tp.. to a stake
on tine said read leading from Wilkinson CO :
rl--,--- i,t - MANY CITIZENS.
The weekly union record., 1864-02-06
Q. OSGO0O, Secretary.
AMT DUE.
Sru ~
COnstab ble's Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALEIS ISSU-
NJ Ed ort OF the Court Of John Dick. Justice Of
the Peace n and for Ophlg Township. County Of
Butte. and State Of California dated tie 18th aay OF
January. 4. D. l>5i. 20 me geetei au1 delivered
commanding n5 O. sell tla undivided one-fearsa
part o1 Interest ia certain mining claim situated
On the a~l. % the Ola crave yard. near the town Of
OroU-le. S1-1 township. county and State. and
known is tac Ccracha- Co.'S mining claim. said
mining c-tm mll.Sa-ea by Amos Welty TO D. ".
Wording. on ihe --il daFot 0etote- 4. y. l>63 As
Secarty io1 tle payment a. les;aiG Hote, dated
Oct- 1d. A. y. l>i5:
New. therefore. III pursuance If law and the com
mands Of SAID order Will sell AZ public auction the
above described claim 10 the highest bidder for
cash, en- saturday. tie 9th day Of February A. n.
ls6t. between the hours OF ana O'Clock P. NJ to-
satisfy Judgment rendered in said court on the
llth day of January. 4. d. 1854 aslinss said Amo.
Wslty, and IN favor Of said d. W. Wo-dalg for ths
sum Of $i74 25-la1 debt and SIS 50 cost Of suit
- satisfy a-crainS cos, and interest," Sale to taxa
place II The above described mining claim.
J. Y. PARIS,
Constable 0pbIr Toyusbin
The weekly union record., 1864-02-06
Notice.

STATEOF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF Butte
~ Probate court. 0rovie, January l4th 1884
IN the natter ot the estate of John SiSe deceased
Whereas George Wood and T. BirlSaN. executors
OF the last VIII and testament OF John Si>e. deeeas-
Cd, having on The l4th day OF January A D lS6t.
hied 81 petition iu tile Cle.k'> lNue Ut said conrt
prdyll- iaa, au o-Lev % sell certain real estate
hereiu~.ie. described. be granted 10 them in said
estate.
N-ld real estate 5 described as follows. to-wit-
That certain piece Or parcel of Land situated on
Bate creek. Butte comfy Ca.it.ruia. bounded on
the south ty Bu-te Greek. on the west bv land he
longing TO he Watkins estate. on the north by the
foothills or vacant lane. and on the east by the
laau> ID Samuel Cable. containing eighty acres
OF land more or less together with Ill and singular
the Ae1dH1meatS and appHrtenauceS thereunto
apQeruulu9 3r belonging. Iae people of the State
OF California To all whom ID may concern Greeting:
Notice = hereby given lhaJ hearing Of said pc
utlon viii be ht 10 the January term of said court
to Wit; on Monday the th day Of February, \ D
leb4 Al ten click. = NJ before said court at the
Court House at OTovilie, or as soon thereafter AZ
the same can be heard, BY order Of the Probate
Judge.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Pro-
bate court. affixed this the lash day of January. A
tLo y, 1864. =. W.GlLNlSON, Clerk,
BY r. Hobart, Dcpy. It
The weekly union record., 1864-02-06
Probate Notice.

yHNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFOR
u MA, to all persons interested in the estate OF
Willis Watkins deceased send Greeting:
l.. Van Orden, Administrator of said estate
has this day filed petition in my office, praying
an order of the Honorable Probate Court in and
for Butte county, California praying an order to
sell ali the real estate Of said Willis Watkins, de cd
according to law, said real estate being one hun
dred and sixty ClG0l acres of land, lying Butte
creek in said county, adjoining the rancho or
lands of John Size, deceased, and improvements
thereon, hearing of said petition will be had
in open Probate court at the court house. Oroville
at the January term thereof 1864, to wit: on
Monday the 22d day of February 4 D 1864.
at ten clock A NJ.
BY order of Honorable ". S. Stafford, Probate
Judge in and for said county.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court
a.. S. this January Is, 1864.
Nv. GILKYS0N, Clerk.
Thos Wells, Atty for Admr At jan %
The weekly union record., 1864-02-06
Summons.

&TATE OF CALIFORNIA; In the Justices
~ Court, Kimshew Township in and for the
county OF Butte.
The People of the State of California, send gree.
ting to Doctor Carter You are hereby summon.
ed to appear before me, at my office in the town.
ship of Kimshew, in the county of Butte, on the
10th day OF February, d 1854. at ten o'clock 4 NJ
to answer unto the complaint of Marks Il Bowman
upon book account for the sum of seventy seven
and S9-l00 dollars and interest on the same when
judgment will be taken against YOU for the said
amount. together with costs and damages, if you
fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said county
greeting: Make legal service and due return here
Of. Given under my hand, this sixteenth day of
January D 1864. ". p. NELLY j. 7.
The weekly union record., 1864-02-06
Insolvency Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF Butte
- County court, Butte county; January term A
d leG+.
Dewitt C. DOwner VS., His Creditors.
Pursuant to an order of the Honorable Wm. s.
Stafford, Judge OF the said court. Notice is hereby
given to althe creditors Of the said insovent d. c
Downer to be and appear before the Hon. VIM. s.
Stafford. judge aforesaid in open court, or at cham
bers, at the court room of said court, in Orovile
county of Butte on the 24th day of February A D
1864, at ten O'Clock. A NJ of that day, then and
there to show cause if any they can. why the pray
er Of said insolyent should not be granted, and an
assignment OF his estate he made, and he be dis
charged from his debts and liabilities in pursuance
of the statute in such cases made and provided and
in the mean time all proceedings against said in
solvent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court
IL. 81 affixed this 10Th day of January D 1864.
j. W. GILKYS0N, lClerk.
Thos Wells, Atty for Petitioner. jan % 5w