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Eesal Nolires .


n " SUPREME COURT City and County Of
N. hss Yets LTER a LEWIS Josk'H W. LEWIS
c5Raiis g. sUrios Dsis dam In. Re,. stamp
surals isr uousv demanded on on 30 csl Cancelled
issi, ciARLEsB stTi6S 700 ar, ssr. b. ,iHaoa,i
6s q 3, c.ss 81 &, ciy sai cosrsJ q Ssv q City
' re 70 i. s N,ss ', .,.s New s. Yors
I gha twenty a,' sns az service o. , .aTons on 20
sop.tt within 3D. sore,sii, psiHiis. .e.ion
is. a;5. seventh d.y
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SUPREME COURT, City and County of New
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e. pa.h Vii isEe udsasni against you fof NJ ss Of fhosn
s.a l7s ha1e.t and fourteen Do via Interest from The
A. 'o'i' 9th. seton D.yd y De-, IS i5 '''''
q, o. Ns-egos-. To-. JAMES = ooLEMAE'
N,1ls iarswfa Plaintiff Aiorrsy.
SUPREME COURT Of the state Of New York.
- LLtl j. MABiE. CYRUS J. MURRAY snd GEORGK "
n9RgAN plaintiff. s'siasi A J. AARGIsOS desndsht 70 -.
ere g ,.'-s ~ sos1isi % il se,isa Rev stamp
y ana Ceusy c Noa.fofs 81 the City
-. m d city, o. te ~ dsJ Of NovefnScr ltOe and % serve
& BroS.y Il. ' Gy y 20 sl t sa,i
So ,sr end yoe Al q s5sSsl s 20 eoSPas wi,ha i.
ta@ a.ofesd The puas 10 Iris wi judgment against you
hundred
h interest FROM e ilth DAY ofOcooe 1866 and the costs Of tt
soiss Dated October n. 1890.
Ms is~sFr , $. TORRANCE Plsnss Attorney
GUPREME COURT Of the State OF New-York
- LKI J.. MAPLE CYRUS MURRAY sad GEORGE ".
HOR0AN pfintGs aElnft A. J. AAHALSON oluL
assasai Voc ais hss Ss ~ ,h 80 70 n n g.
-L "a n tie u the Clerk esuccled
cod County NsWyork a. The City :............
H city The 18th day Of November 1856 and
copy your he aid compliant on ts subtb a. h
oa 10 m Broadway N the City Of hev YORK within twenty
the
sfh sld yen fs 70 The sid complaint within th
t1Iotd pisuf n this VII take Judgment against YOU
ths f5l - with interest from ne 1874 dy OF october 1900
sne .as tua action. Dated Oct0Def l3, lib
k1 iagswT J 81 TORRANCE, Plaintiff Attoruey
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GUPREME COURT Of the State OF New-York.
- LYlI D MABIE. CYRus }. MuRRAY .ad GEOROE W.
Alarblr AlanieIs.

nj ARELEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Supenor in
So s3srsses rlors dirbs hah The pfi,o Of Hsfoi' T. D.
-AAi, 10 Gus sEibayc.bei aath 4 tihs.a
nj AkbLE MANrELs.--Tbe best place In the city
e'nse NiRHLf HANrEL5 ofths latest desfns 81 very
- -tl b. e. A. ALABEK Msrbs WORKS. no it Ess. lSh
= ave. o. T. haatss ~ 20 celnsfI. gai 14h ca
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

CANDY HOOK. RED BANK, AND lNIERAlE,
- DtATE FLACEs-FAEE 80 CEaTS-fte new and SPLENDID
steamer 81 BIRD Cap Dc IT, Psol viii save PrT loot o.! I4l
d a n
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~ J. bLEEcKEH. Auetioneer.
ann VALUABLE LOIS 10 jersey City

fWFFU
srnus TIE sale ofths Bsfsts cfth late JOIN IDe
q BLEECKEH son &c. win eel e. Auct1n on "ElNEs.
BAT Noy O'Clock the EIeLsuge hsesroom Ne l
Rtoiissy Nssl by order fIree q &c ssae o. the lac
ss.a b 20 baaatui BUILDING LDAa "a the
PAL Of tie fnh Wud Of ierssy City ftuate1 On Hamilton.
sg.ss lsy md other ard street, within lev
a.fss w.t Psvoua favorable Maps Ael
oaos o. tie ieioneefs No. q CcdlTsi. New ioff
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o,rs recent rrze mportail- % Lfsish Book ylr
la ,-.s1iso f literature Of thrf illustrated end
- 1oand Aso vlos5e Invoices tom many % 'hs iesiini
frr1iinI the best srrdari Mtr.s.
iLtsIGAIED BOOKS in eeesut biudp.. Emr-isuod Ju,c
crest variety ~ no .toz1 ilirs A. cad tiso sbo'
s.,d - Mss.rs Csrsy usr o. fisde ghsTsl verify ts
O. RI .rH Of q biIsler.
q
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RN d 9. MOIGMTON. s-aL.-A..ignel,

- sale or CABINET FURNITURE -ERFWSTFR& BERG ga.
t- 'onorow Nv -pNksnAHl, m O'clock. Saesroors
o. t'ssi by orlf ~ tie Assignee eree eu1 rich uf71eut g.,
B'Nti lthNlI III c0mpuslns pl.oI >u. 20 Brocsele
Nr nd hEf Cloth Churb6f SETS ir Rosewood Nni1 cir
ftu Walnut sut ChrsrH library Fgr1-- Extension Table.
thfUv ord nsrrsts-1 hcocass Thiot Lour-e 4y ard
Noerf9n tha'rs. AGO. 90 ~plraa Vine
fsa the ~lru.uf 4 sale.
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crAurrnsa,rrn arvraAI'. orros.
PROPOSALS FOR 1 Miil,1'' HEAD GBL0CiKS31

~ Oihce Ae NaaItei'
master WAslinfou unt Nov 70 1896 FOX isrl.tua
Cssou Blocks for National Ceme.srs delivered IN qan
flesah luta. llogVgy fr
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5nIes bn Auttior

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tt,T sts ~, =, ,.,.-.--~--fle entire colec-
Hoo ftisvy5rr- = vs VS. ~ uoiLf and tiU l'h
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sl.l- dslasai.,sa NJ 80 rs Low uo4tE sa 60. ~,
sIsy d e Be-. n ons sod On szaa a.'.'i va u i'.n 4
sis- "WEDNESDAY ll at, uus 'he cal. "li VIII os "'''
,r---,r,.F
UOOK TRADE SAIL ROOMS. 49s Broadway
,''''',s'', .a=.- =. n, NJ lss71s. Aas,.o,,..
Is. -., BOO Won. q Ar Esusy ieod. foro.' te
TufsDN AFTERNOON November d.
..i ....i. i,y, . sane heaI. ggli, b ere ,ell.
.ou,n. recent sas re irpoFiaii5- Irs soos, vsr.
80 '4 A. 1als.5s Invoices ton many Of IT, iesdr-
gs @ Re ai y, iss ss', si d'rd M,-. .qpsr
~ 81 nd ress,y ofPh.tos-arh sirs A. Dad si.o ost
~ n sabs sTLREOTYPE PLATES Of Booar f,rnerlv p5b-
I'D . Ns s.e, .sr'y u'" o. fi''drPh'"el T'r'y to
-, ~ 1,,,-,.,r,,,. -.-.
Is sale fC1BiNEr TtESnURF -ERFWSTTR& BIfGr,
sts,, BY orJsr q ths A.,Isrcs re ed rt s,spi Il
E.rs pi bsr ob Cttrbtr 5 h. Ro,eso55 VAIN, Ind Oh
s,sy 20 ss-Fsi,, Beotesss' f.e loalse' An fy sai
".oepsoa Caair Also % cs.es spa1sias Ca's7ba Vine
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4 ~ Ss o vssSs . s. g. a. W o Prs ygSre on
~ r'n,ts on gL'UAl, DE- iah. p; " ooo noon te
csS G SsS ss1 's ' ,ii S aS ss' TIE tt
e. = si 1tiIf 20 able and ts h. 800 Woodsad on ths I'D
- q ood tssa-oo.' .nl s,nss COED ,s1si 5Sq', o5
sas ssi'.' s so s s ss q. So sIs.
i,sa ss yo;asa .oP ed
si az y ii wai5lei OF oousn re,srns springs o. wae-
s o. SS9's' T & az, SO 63' a' ssS
t.a,f, spv op its rris~s DAVID n VGORIiEi Fsccaor
H." SALLt;, 49,. 49,, ..-..
Ee.f The i,rry
Tao ''''-'' '''l4 f''P cstUfYAHoeA.
Sew iss 8 a. Irss i've GA ..Fls3le5
nov I oo5psto order. Is
on aPs,' e., ee''gn 'sa ss' new, 9na -
al 90 ~ sp1olimsuis ofs Isa. 81 yer b.,
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~ 81 o , ias coH..'s. tsee,'; oS 1 g s 81
A. VsCkN1 IOrs a Th size sev.th ~ tta ,yss ana
% ,sassi uor ffedsnt Csrro MscoHb 49, tistl Maps
- '' 'i' o. re Aooionsei 80. so' .l o.
CHiEr r SgaHTsH ~ i, UsFioE J
wasHrSsroS = g. NoTonher g. 100
4 AkGE SALE OF CLOTHING, CAMP, AND
- "AkRl,JN EQLFASt5~t ~ sod by direction o. ne
- uri-r tbs s--rv.iss or CsF.n b q Thomas ~ s X e.
s.v.nfb Prrr.vIysuls svet.
ihs Iaulas.dstrrh BED property.
49, Ia s II ff,rss an "a Ts-f' ga Ig 40 U.t-b.
49,.
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rf.-t $780, - C.rf,.
isv ~ ss9 sis.s. NJ 20 ''''' '' "'''-
ALSO ABOUT
30 Great C~sts-br,urr' -. nd arav
90 frf.rf-r O-s-.asfs--tisrk
% f..vrirv Ir-fets
a 4 al p.lrs T-ovsrr.-blsrk. nerr rsfs
...t.r y ~ l.t IN sos me otftrt rrrtsrs o. Grss
80 NO. LII. Cvs-r5 Ssk Coats Jrrsg Ha,s Csps Voo-H
e. Nalr N1nsets Fed saeke MeiLf ~-ass huapsiks aad
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cmEF orlgTEHyAsIsE . UlTlcF'

HEOErG ACI SALE.-By virtue Of mortg gaze bear
w "a dare che ish dsy Of June. ls6i viii ePo % ALE %
che LErhanse sfle.C0us No lll hr1adwyt
s Fspaf d. dy 81 NGvet brs. e % 2 cc-E ro1h ts
se1a.tt. tlACAsSf AN boz fscka agpalf 80 flfnture
90 ID Afr NcrE Oct o. l5ta
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Ocean Steamers
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THROUGH LINE I'd CALIFORNIA,
CAHRY1Tg UNITED STATS MAIL

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
d THROUGH LIE I'd CALIFORNIA
CARRYIyG UNITED STATS MAIL
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
sesmers Pier No. a. Noh River foot o. Csn-s a. u
NV I%tCESE QUEEN. CAPT. T. Bowe, 70 eouue,t with
GOLDEN CRY Cart. D.. 4 Na'.ua .--
nov I0A!IZONA Capt ief Many 70 CONNECT Wiih MON
Tara, Capt &. a. Bradbury. ,
Nov 2l.-RlslNG SIAA. Cert A. o. 0-sy 20 connect Win
CONSTITUTION, Capt Csvrry 49,
All dep.rtns r ~ Acapucl a ls and 2li connect 81
with steamer Pacific lr sd llth Tor Cen
ua American ports sfi those a. ls' iourh Of MsuIsno
Of win tue steam ine
from psnsm, n Ausfsls ed NeD .l~a4ud 49,,
Dec w connect Wh TIE urt steamer o. ire
Compsuys Chns Line aVins san FEsnelco jan $780, Tor loAo
One HUNDRED pound. bus.lss allowed each adn Medicines AID
For pss,,s tickets md M frth. ppy the Office
The wharf foot Of Caua North River. Neg.- y OH 49,
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY"
4 THROUGH LINE TO
JAPAN AND chi
Via PANAMA AID SAN FRANCISCO
Carrying the T. ). Mail
FIRST VOYAGE.
Steamer HENRY CIiAUSCEh viii -bre Iisr Nc q Norh River
foot Of Cauaft NtYorE, Il O'Clock TUESDAY, De
1866 connecting Ps.ma Railroad With steamer
GOLDEN CITY FruuCsco where malls and at
freight viii transferred the Company Pendd sie'rsr
COLORADO tls' port TUESDAY, January
1901. for Yokohama snd Hong koug.
THROUGH ued om New York adding 70 regular prices pc
Nesio and San tFanccO the following rae payable an
gold or a. equivalent; 80. a..
San Francisco 10 Yokohama. $50 Gll0 go
San Francisco 20 Hong Kong. a1 No 100
Due notc~ viii Be gwen oil subseqi sri voyages.
tins wharf, Pier No a. North River, loot Of na.i. to
= X. HOLMAN Arrnt
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Amusemenl5


kARNl NJ AND VAN AAIBURGHs
- Mt 5EUM ASD MENAGEmE q ABSAIl0F'
, '4aI 5SI ii.r FLacF Is &SeEai5A
containing over 200 90 curo.t'e.'
ENIRE VAN AMRURGH COLLECTION
.ENTRE Van AMBUaGH COLLECTION.
ill.,, E til.,f NAN AMbUEGa COLLECTION
DRAMATIC COMPANY
u''' ''''' 2 TITS Hiss spIfSb ff' EaSfABu7rvg.-
LIDfEs, FAMILIES @SD On .0as,
IS ENTIRE DAY or DELIGHTFUL LGcarATioS.
LiRdEsT COLLECTION or IIylNC
rr,l MlL Ri AN !, SA,,,,s
LiViNG WILD ANIMALS.
LlAlNG WILD ANIMALS -.
ever exhibited, consisting Of DWARF ELEPHANr DOUBLE
IuMrEp BACTRiAh IANEI3 kQiAi. BLA1AL ~, Ii 81
HYENh, LIONS, TIGERS, LEOPARDo, bE AtS, WOLVES,
FORMING MULES. osTRicH DER PFLichys a6SIEYs
&C. and over TWO HUNDRED A I,I8 BIRDS
10 afford ,aiple room for The display cftbi,
FIVE FIVE E EEW ASB s sF4e9Es AAEo9S
'''' ''''' one HUNDRED CAGES
''''' GREfT DOMINATION OF ATTRACTION
there Kill BE-
M1sEuM. MES1GERIE MD LECTURE ROOM
AFTERNOON GHkRE66 i Afs: E !7AN AT,
Tho pleasing, popular end interesting drama q
ROsINA MEADOWS,
ADAPTED to DIVERT the YOuTBFUL lMAGISAT1oN. lesys
sALrTARH IMPRESSIONS UPON THE MEMORY, and % MIN
IsTEa TO An UPRIGHT. MORAL ~ DGMENT
10 BE SEM Ar ALL BgUk
GORDON CUNNING COLLECTIONS,
The greatest LIVING curiosity ever eSl.6ie a.,
AGED sxf 49hS EXIST TRaRs W EG s5 ForNps
foot tho shoulder ard feet inches sroud te
wsitt lie Is intel gent aetiye sod pleasing ,,,r,
GIANT AND 0iAS1ESS EACH ONEH EIOHI FEtI HUN
THREE DNyARFS, GLASSbLON ms, ClBCAsslAN OltL.
NATIONAL BRONZE PORTRAIT GALLERY.
rs PORTRAITS on n A. INDIAN CHIEFS 49,
Cosmoln3ss Learned Zeal Happy Family, Trad Aquhs Nh
Fgufes. snd 200 900 other CuHDsfios.
Admission % cents. Children under t.n, Is cents
NVALLACKs.
w Proprietor sud NJ LEsIEk NALLACh
ALTERNATE AUTHORIZATIONS
Of the modern AID
OLD STANDARD COMEDIES,
WITH entire completeness Of scenery eegsn'e Of appolnfsn COZ
end excellent distribution Of CHARACTER s pierAs
CONSTANT NOVELTY AND VARIETY.
THIS TUESDAY EVENING, Nov 10.
the comedy BY b. Websts r from the French o. conea
THE FAST FAMILY
WEDNESDAY Nov. li-G1OOO0Q
THURSDAY. Nov. l5-THE RIVALS. .
FRIDAY. Nov ie-TIIE DOUBLE GALLANT
SATURDAY. Nov. H. ZOO
Dus notice VII be gwen Of the presentation Of
TiiE FANORIIE eF FORTUNE,
aud o Of the production q the third Of the series OF Old Comedies
POOR GENTLEMAN ssto.s
which IN preparation. gelIor Wi a entirely
NEW AND ORIGINAL COMEDY
NOTENotce S be given Of 'hs appearance o. N J. W
WALLACK and other members Of the Company included tho
prevent performance.
The Box Office daily, frou o.. 10 p n
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sherif'S Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER OF
- sale, issued out of the District Court OF the
Second Judicial District in and for the county of
Butte and State OF California, under the seal there
Of. in favor of James Hill, Plaintiff. and against
George F. Nourse. ct ais, Defendants. to ME drec-
ted and delivered. commanding me TO sell the
mortgaged premises hereinafter described to salts
fy the sum Of three thousand seven hundred an i
seventythree 26-l00 dol ars in Uuitei States Go Id
Coin debt. with interest at one and one half per
cent per month, in United States Gold Coin, and
the further sum Of one hundred and ninety three
e5lo0 dollars, in United States Gold Coin, costs OF
salt and two dollars Clerks accrung costs and all
accr1ing costs.
In pursuance of said order, | will expose at pub
lie sale to the highest bidder for cash. in gold CON-
ON SATURDAY, TIE 4th DAT OF AUGUST,
A. D. 1856, at two o'clock P NJ of ss id day sill the
right, title and Interest Of said defendants in and
to the following described property, to-wit:
That certain tract o. land situated in Butte
county, State OF California. beginning at an oak
tree on Chico creek. county and State aforesaid,
about one and one half miles from the junction of
said creek with tbs Sacramento liver and running
soGtheTiy llel5 west one hundred and thirty (l30)
chains TO q stake marked \; thence due west sixtv
(60) chains to a Cottonwood tree on the east hank
OF the Sacramento river: thence up said river 10
the mouth of Chico creek: thence up Chico creek
to the place of beginning; containing four hundred
and eighty seven 64l09 acres more or less and be-
OF way sixty feet wide for read purposes. EaStery
to the land OF Vaudeville i Solomon: said right OF
way to commence at the south east corner OF the
above described land.
F.wDAY,
Sheriff of Butte COUNTY
BY J. ". GILKysoN, Under sheriff.
0royille. July 18th, ls6s.
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u. S. Internal Revenue

The Ninth Division, Fourth Assessment District
comprising Butte county.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ annual lists Of valuations and assessments
subject to Income Tax, Licences and other Annual
Tax for the year 1866, under the "Ac. to provide
Internal Revenue to support the Government, and
to pay the interest on the public debit approved
June so. 1864. and the Amendatorr Acts approved
March Sd. 1865. and March 10th. 1866 made and
taken by F. Durham, Assistant Assessor of said
Division Fourth Assessment District, will remain
open fol the examination of all persons interested
for the space of ten days from the date hereof at
the Office of the Assistant Assessor, Montgomery
street. Orovie, between the hours of 8 A. N. aud
P NJ, and Immediately after the expiration of the
said ten days will receive and determine all ap-
peals relative 10 erroneous excessive valuations
or assessments made and taken by the said Assis-
tant Assessor
All appeals TO the Assessor as Aforesaid, must be
made in writing. and specify the particular cause.
matter or thing, respecting which the decision is
requested, and state the ground or principle of in.
equality error complained OF.
Notice is further given. that no appeal will be
allowed 10 any party after he shall have been duly
assessed and the Annual List containing the as
sessment has been transmitted to the Collector OF
this District.
JOHN N. AVERY.
Assessor, Fourth District, California.
Dated at oroville. July It'll, 1856. n36
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AID FOR lrALY.-The Italians of San
Francisco, desiring TO aid their counirymen at
home in the struggle for Italian Independence
auity, set apart the 25th of this month as
day to be devoted exclusively to labor Tor the
benefit of the fund for liquidation of the pa
tional debt of Italy. The amount haudei in
from this source exceeds $4,000. and it is ex
pected that nearly $4,000 will ultimately be
realized. Subscriptions are steadily coming
in. They have made Italy member Of their
Mutual Benevolent Association. so that the
Society may give relief to their coun,ry as to
q Brother in distress.
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PACIFIC
Mail Steamship Comply
THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK,
Carrying the United States Mail.

@e LEAVE FOLSOM STREET WHARF
AAEA4s at II O'Clock A. NJ. on the 10th, 10th
and S0th of every month, Except when those dates
fall on Sunday. and then on Saturday preceding }
for Panama, connecting, via Panama Railroad
with one of the Company's splendid steamers from
Aspinwa for New York.
On the 10th, 18th an 30th of each month that
has Sc days.
On the 10th, 10th and 30th Of each month that
has 81 days.
When the 10th, 10th and 30th fall on Sunday,
they will leave on Saturday preceding; when the
18th falls on Sunday, they will leave the Monday
following.
Steamer leaving San Francisco on the 10th
touches at Manzanillo. All touch at Acapulco.
Departure of 18th and 10th connects with French
transatlantic Co.'S steamer for st. Nazaire, and
English steamer for South America.
Departure of 10Th connects with English steamer
FOR Southampton, and p. 4. R. Co.'S steamer for
Central America.
Departure of Soth connects with English steamer
for Tumaco, the port of the mines.
The following steamships viii be despatched on
dates as given below:
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STEAMERS FOR JULY.

July l9th-GOLDEN AGE, Capt VIM F. Lapidge
connecting with NEW YORK, Capt. Bradbury
July th-CONSTITUTION. Capt. E. S. Farms
worth, connecting with ARIZONA, Captain
Maury.
checked through-l00 pounds allowed each adult
An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine
and attendance free.
These steamers will positively sail at IL O'Clock
passengers are requested to have their baggage on
board before ten o'clock.
ThrouSh Tickets to Liverpool by the "Inmar
Line can be obtained at P. M. S. S. Co. office in
San Francisco.
For Merchandise Freig ht, apply to Messrs. Wells
Fargo & Co.
For passage and all other information. apply at
the Pacific Mail Steamship Cos. Office. corner Sac
ramento and Leidesdortf streets.
OLIVER ELDRIDGE, Agent.
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Last Chance!

A NY PERSON HAVING ANY DEMANDS
"A or claims of any kind. agains. me or any o.
my family, are requested to bring them forward
and get their Cash; and sny person knowing them
selves indebted to NE. are hereby notified to come
forward and settle.
GOODS SELLING OFF AT COST.
GEO. E. SMITH.
0rosille, July 18th, '6s.
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MARRIsD AND DIvoEckD.-During the year
ending Junes.30th last. l,04s marriage licen.
ees we're issued By the County Clerk, and IFS
divorces were granted il the Courts of San
Francisco, during the same period.
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G o n f e Onaries
L A ND FOR SALE!
10000 Acres

Fine Farming, Pasture and Timber Land,
COMPRISING A PORTION OF THE "BoGA
~ Grant" lying on the West bank of the Feath-
er River, in Suffer and Butte Counties. Begin
ming seven miles above Yuba City and running Up
to within four miles of Hamilton. This Grant viii
b sold in subdivisions to suit purchasers, and
comprises some of the best bottom land on the riy-
er. making desirable homesteads for farmers.
Title, q. S. Patent. Address,
FRANK R. LARKIN,
nf'u Oroville.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-07-14

ADJOURNMENT OF CoNGREss.-Ir Is believed
that Congress will have completed all its i'm
portant business and be prepared to adjourn by
the FIRST OF August next.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-07-14
Fall River Gold s. Silver Minins
Company,

Location Of works. Lumpkin. Butte County, Cal
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT A
~ meeting of the Board of Trustees of said Com
pany, held on the 9Th day of July, 1866, assess
ment Of fifty (5o) cents per share, payable in q.
5 gold coin, was levied upon the capital stock OF
said Company, payable forthwith TO the Secretary
at his office, in La Porte, Piamas county, Califor-
MA Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day of August, 1856
shall be deemed delinquent. and will be duly adver
tised for sale at public auction and unless pa yment
shall be made before will be sold
ON WEDNESDAY, THE I'D DAY OF AUGUST
1866, at two O'Clock P NJ. to pay the denquen,
assessment. together With costs OF advertising and
expenses o. sale.
By order of Board of Trustees
S. WHEELER, Secretary.
La Porte, July 9Th, 1856.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-07-14

THOMAS DoNAHUE, who killed Fred. Pattison
1.-THE murderer of ex Sheriff Pinkham) escaped
Jail at Walla Walla, on the 22d ult The Jail
was opened with false keys from the outside.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-07-14

BURNED Ur.-The town of Aqua Fris, Mari
posia, was most entirely destroyed by fire abou
ten days ago.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-07-14

The thermometer hanging in the negro
childrens school house, in Stockton, burst On
Tuesday, 10 consequence of the heat
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-07-14

Explosion AT MARE IsLAND.-At twenty
minutes past ten o'clock on the morning Of the
morning of the 10th. the boiler of the pile
driver on Mare Island, burst, seriously wound
ing four persons. Mr.. WELLS, the Engineer
is not expected TO recover.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-07-14

THE Petaluma Argus gives full details Of
the horrible homicide of the wife of HANS
YANsoN, who lives in Marin county. She
was missed on the 9th of June. The neigh
bors turned out en- masse on the 1st, aud found
the dead body in a creek. She had been the
victim of violence
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-07-14

Mrs LINCOLN is about to purchase
building in Chicago. for $4,000.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-07-14

There were nine deaths in Sacramento last
week.