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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-04
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= 1ui operation, anu ~ nanuiactur
COOKING STOVES
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13
JUSTICES SUMMONs.

- TATE of talifcriia--in the Justices
- Coc-. ophir Township Il and fer the county Of
BIlt16N Holsllerse IS q : Naaly and seth Il Nalkec
The tru Nealy x Walker. Ths People Of the state OF
California send greeting 10 q L Ne4lv and seth H Walk
or . IL lrIa Walker q Nealy are hereby Summon
ed 10 appear before me. q my Office in the Township q
ophr. "a the county oI Butte On the PSI day NJ July
1851. - 10 o'clock, Il. II answer unto The com
pin- o. rAe paln1lf Who sues TO recover Judgment
p-oliss0-y note drawn by You, under the and
se Il Walker Nealy. in favor q the plaintiff. 10. ihe
sum hundred and rine5y-.ive 5SlOo dollars IN
United States gold coin. and interest the rate Of
Der cent per month rem the 18th day Of jane. 1906
PER complain; e in nv office, when Judgment viii
be taken against Tou for the said amount toeeIher with
costs and damages i You fail n appear and answer
To TIE sheriff any constable Of sl5 county greet
slE-Efakc legal service and due return hereof.
Given un5e- my hand this 9Th day Of July. 1885,
s STRAUSS
Justice of the Pesce of said Township.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13
OR0vILLE. sATURDAY...JuLY1 18Th

AccnEsT-The 3IarysviLle ApFeaJ rneutions fhri,-
ling accident and 7gonderful esezue from ho-1i5le
DEATH which occurred AZ TIE oro Laaa Tz1uar sitra-
ted twenty-five miles above orcviiIe ca The Ia Porte
road Wolfe, an elEloye II TIE mil had occasion
to pass inside the driving bel aid eaugt by it
around the bowels. carried TIE drum and di=car
ed into the raceway below The machinery of tits
merry is driven by twenty horse power engine, which
running at its usual speed - the time Of the acci
dent: The drum Is twelve feet il circunfasence and
the belt feet widh is thought tie accident
VIII result fatally. though ar Wolles bowels
badly ruptu-e1.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

SAD cAsuALTT-A young laan named Joseph Sullivan
q native OF England. aged about nineteen says tie
DownieviIe Messenger, accidentally drowned II the
South Fork Of the Yuba wednesday Al about noon.
short distance above Whtney's NIL; he crossing
from one log to another in the stream with u or three
others. and fe in, distance aaa then stood
up at out Of the water to his waist, but agan
swain some distance and disappeared from view. The
water was mach coiored At tie time and the BODY
not recovered
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13
Lyons Extract Ginger.

LioS Extract o. Pure Jamaica Ginger. for Indees-
80 a1.l>ea Heartburn, Sick Headache Cholera Nor
is iH'1 H'1,Iecs etc where warming stinulant is re
uea- lis careful preparation and entire purity make
nap and reliable article for culinary purposes
tlre Extract-take no other
s.'aon bitters Magnolia Water. Lyon : Katharion
AoDERM0TI, pr7ircst.
ana FfoEeE PEsEcs oroville Cal
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

HGBY, the most dishonest. worthless, ignorant and
bigoted political ca-he vest and most contemplate
land-steang scum that the filthy pocl ofpoltcs ever
threw to the surfaee-addressod audience Of about
sixty persons At the. assembly Chamber Sacramento
one night the present week That was all he could
raise after sending coored man the city with
bell. We suppose there is ltie patch Of Government
land yet remaining somewhere in the second district
from which Highly desires Congress to shove some hon
est pre-eInptor and give it to holder Of forged 1Ie
lean grant May the honest ballots Of the people Of the
second district strike him down. the lightning from
Heaven can blast scrub oak.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

Coon nMoTHY-Mr Iittlefeld, Of Rio Sico. who oc-
casionaly carries the products Of his vineyard and farm
10 the miners Of Mountain Spring Township and che
country beyond has shown Us specimen Of Timothy
grass grown on the 0ro Lewa Ranch Of our old time
friend Worden, Esq. Of Mountain Spring Township.
The stalks attained hight Of five feet eight inches and
the heads length Of inches and ahalf. The crop
yields four tons to the acre.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13
MEDICAL.

PEasoSs ef Seens-y HABITS troubled aith weakness
iass.re rzpitaticn of the heart. lack Of Apre;i-e dis
tres after eating torpid liver constipation etc deserve
70 suffer if they VIII 1ry the celebrated PIANrA-
TIGN BITTERS which are now resoomraendei hv ne
highest medical authorities. and warranted 10 ur1,ucs
an TssNEpINTE beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
agreeable. perfectly pure and spcrsee ar other
toslcs where healthy gentle stiTnuiant Is REQUIRED
They purify. strengthen and iiviSo-are;
They create healthy appetite:
They vre an artidote 10 change q Sster and diet.
They strengthen the system and e.alyon he mind.
They prevent iliasnaaifc and Intermittent fsverS;
They purify the breath and aci5y O. the stomach:
They cure Dyspepsia and CONSTITUTION:
They cure liver complaint and nervous head seba.
They make the weak strong, the l2nEuid brilliant
and are exhausted natures arest rss-1-e- ~ -,
composed Of the celebrated CasaTa bark winter srs,,
ssssafras roots and hhrbs all preserved il, ,,sSr,
pure s. DrolN Rum For particulars. see circulars and
testimonials around each bottle
Beware of linpoStors- Examine every bottle See
that II has our private l. 5 stamp unnutilated oer t
cork. with plantation scene and our signature on a fine
steel plate side label See tha; orr bottle is not rsal5
with spurious cd deleterlcus SsUf. ANY person p--
tending TO sell Plantation Be.s by the gallon or IN
bulk IS an inposto Any person Initiating this bo:le
or selling any other material therein whether sailed
Plantation Bltters OF hot Is criminal under the {
law. and VIII be 50 prosecuted by rs The te,nand for
Drake Plantation bltiers. from ladies' ceryrnen r-
chants. etc. Is increible. The simple ia cs ba.l.
il the evidences We presen; Of their worth and superior
i.y- They are sold by s respectable druggists .ers
physicians, hotels. sslools steamboats, and country
stores Il DRAKE / CO.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13
not recovere,

BLACK Rock ORE.-Aecording to the S1cs Briish, the
proprieo-s of Dalls M Washoe valley have made ar
rangements to have ten tons Of Black Rock ore hauled
TO their mil for reduction paying for lis transportation
one hundred dollars per ton. They have worked up
wards Of hundred tons Of the ore and know Of what
they contract. Ore that Will work from to eight
hundred dollars per is worthy the regard
.ion of Large number Of Mil owners on this coast
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

GOLD IN DAKorA-The Commissioner Of the General
Land Office has received information of the discovery Of
gold in the bluffs bordering the Missouri river in YanL
county, Dakota Territory. The report is that parties
familiar with gold countries pronounce the strata in
which the gold found similar in every respect to
other mining regions Further investigations VIII be
made for the purpose Of asaertanng whether the pre-
cous metal exists in sufficient quantities to pay Tor
working it.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

UNION PACIFIC BAuRoAD.-Ihe working parties on
She Union Pacific Railroad fully protected
against the Indians. General Cusar last accounts
was at Republican Fork, ready to pursue the Indians
should they go south. Denver papers state tha sher
man has teegraphed Hancock that the Indans be
cleared out between the Platte and Arkansas ana then
the hostile tribes beyond those rivers must he proceeded
against,
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

DEATH OF THOMAS francis aIEAeHeR-fieneral
Mcasher fell from a steamer ut Fort Benton Montana
the evening of July 1st and was drowned he had
been absent for the past fortnight. and succeeded in
procuring for the militia and transacted other mil
tary business his death is greatly lamented The body
not found
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13
PACIFIC MAIL S. S. COMP'Y
STEAMSHIPS FOR
NEW YORK, JAPAN IL CHINA.
VIII be dispatched as follows:

ITS, LEAVE FOLSOM STREET
.--ilss4 i ha-f at II O'Clock A. NJ Of the following
dates Tor PANAMA, connecting, via Panama Railroad.
with one Of the Cornpanys splendid steamers from
On the Ioh 18th and 5oh of each month that has 80
days.
On the 10Th 10th and soth of each month that has 81
days.
When the 1oh 18Th and soth fall on SUNDAY. thev will
leave on Saturday preceding; when the falls on
Sunday, they viii leave Monday following
Steamer leaving San Francisco 10th touches at
afanzanillo- Al touch at Acapulco
Departure Of 18th 1911 connects with French Trans
atlantic Co.'S steamer for St Nazaire and FngUs,
steamer for South America
Departure of 10Th connects with English steamer for
Australia southampton, and South America and P R.
R. Cos steamer for Central America
The following steamships viii be despatched on dates
as given below:
Steamers for July.
July I0-SACRANENTO Captain ] NJ Cava-l, co,nsc.
ting with HLNRY CHAUNCEY, Captain GRAY
july l9-CONSIITUTI0N, Captain $ Farnsworth, con
meeting with ARIZONA Captain Na1ry.
July 3e-6OLDEN CITY CAPTAIN r " ian;ase co,
Meeting with OCEAN QUEEN, Captain Connor
Passengers ber1hed through. Baggage checked thro.
100 pounds allowed each adult
An experienced Surgeon on hoard se1;c;,a .-5 -.
tendance free.
These steamers will positively sail at II O'Clock Pas
scngers are requested to have their baggage on beard
before 10 o'clock.
Through tickets for Liverpool by the Cunard lnrns,
and National Steamship Lines be obtained at oce
Of the P. u. S s. Co. San Francisco
For Merchandise Freight apply 10 Nessrs WITS
FARGO K co. '
The steamer COLORADO viii be dispatched fror,
wharf corner Of First and Brannan streets on july .h
a. noon, ana VIII be followed by the GREAT REPUB
Lie, on August 5ith for Yokohama and Honekone
connecting at Yokohama with the steamship COSTA
RIGA, for Shanghai.
For passage and all other information apply at the
Pacific Mail Steamship Co : ofce corner of Sc-srer
70 and Leidesdor1f streets
OLIVER EIDRIDGE, Agent
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

TEMpEAScE AND PoLTTfcs.-The Good Templars OF
Michigan have had up for consideration the question of
their duty in voting. Their Committee on Political
Action presented report recommending members Of
the order to make their influence felt by support of
their principles in their party If possible not then
out of it, but remain passive or luke
advocates of their faith That is a sensible rec
ommendation, and commend it the temperance or
ganizations of California
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

SENTENCED TO RE HANGEp.-John Mieau, convicted
Of the murder Of julie Bullette last January
tenced on the 5th by Judge Rising to be hung the
cSrd Of August He is the first person convicted of
murder in the first degree in Story county and is per
fe:tly nnconcerned about his fate.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13
Mustang s-inil,,enf.

HAVE You hart child or lame horse Use the Mex
lean Mustang Liniment.
For cuts, sprains, burns, swelling and cod breast
the Mexican Mustang LinineDt is a certain cure.
For rheumatism. neuralgia, stiff joints, siiugs and
bites. there IS nothing like the Mexican Mustang Lin-
ineut
For spawned horses, the pole-eyil. ring-bone and
swecny. the Mexican Mustang Linirnent never fails.
For wind gals, scratches. big head and splirt the
Mexican Mustang Iiniment Is worth its weight III gold
Cuts. bruises, sIrains and swellings are common
and certain to occur in every family that bottle of this
Linimcgt i the hes. investment that can be made.
II Is certain thar the doctoT-it sayos tine in
eendins for the doctorit is cheaper than the dootor
and should never be dispensed with.
In lifting the kettle from the fire tipped and
scalded my hands terribly. The Mustang
Iini-nc!t extracted the pain caused the sore to heal
rapidly, and left very little scar
OHAs FOSTER 420, Broad st Philad'
Mr. I-ITCF4- Of Hyde Park, VI, wgites; My horse
was considered worthless pavn but since the Of
the Mustang iniment have sold him for Si50. Your
Liniment is doing wonders up here
Al genuine is wrapped in steel plate engravngs sign
ed, q Nesthrook. Chemist, and also has the private
I stamp Of pElIAS. BARNIS N co. over the top.
Lock closely. Sold hg all druggists. at p c and 81
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

FEARyUI LEAPi-John Kelly. arrested in san Fran
cisco for forgery and route to Virginia City trial.
escaped from the olieers having him in custody he
tween Cisco and Alta by jumpnsput of window while
the passenger train was in full moon It maybe per-
factly safe to jump from train in full motion on
tie humbug Central Pacific railroad while would be
certain to result fatally if attempted from horse carl
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13
NEW ADV ERTISEMENTS.
SUMMONS,

- u -
Z \ the District Court Of the Second Judi
cal District OF The State ct California and for the
county OF Butte. Mary Champion vs. Francis Cham
cond Judicial District and the Complaint filed in the
comfy OF Bltte in the office Of the Clerk of said District
Court. The People the State Ct California send
greeting 20 Francis Champion:
You arc hereby required to appear in an action
brought against y0u b the above named plaintiff i'll the
District Couft of the Second Judicial District Of the
state Of California and for the county of Butte and
70 answer the complaint fled therein IA copy which
accompanies this summons within ton days exclusive
ssInlncns!f served within this county; or. il erHed
ou OF this county but in this Judicial District; within
twenty days; orif served out Of said District then with
il forty dags-or judgment by default VIII be taken
against YOU
The said action is brought to dissolve the marriage
relation existing between this plaintiff and defendant.
and for general relief and cost And il YOU fail 10 e
pear and answer the said complaint above required,
the planid viii take default and apply the Court for
the relief prayed for her in her said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of the District
!. G. Court Of the Second Judicial District. this
.-'l eighth day Of July, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sjxty-seveu
c MOORE, Clerk.
Bv JAMES GREEN. Deputy CLERK.
;. ResESBAUN Attorney f1- Plaintiff.
STATE OF CaLT0GNIA.l
COUNTY or BUTTE.
hereby certify that by order Of the Fon Warren
Sexton. ddse of the Second Judicial Distge; Court il
ana Enr Butte county. California the foregoing sum
mons ordered published in the BUTTE RECORD fcr
the Term e three months
JG MoGRT. Clerk.
By JA,FKs GREEy, Deputy Clerk.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

GooD TOR HAnRIrTr.-The Florila correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Commercial says that 3irs Harriet Beech
Stowe has SEQ hundred land near Jackson
VILE which she planted with orange orchards She has
been offered twice its cost
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

I-sReT PAN1F1R.-sIr c wells has shown TO the
editor Of The Corvallis Gssss the skin Of an enormous
panthereasras nine feet three inches from tip 70
tip. Ii was killed about nine miles west q Corvallis
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

PRoDUcE AiAREET-Ihe last steamer from san Fran
cisco to Panama. carried away 500 barrels Of flour vaS
ned st $500. There is bat little demand for export
New wheat Is quoted at 81 oasl 75; barley 81 10a
81 % oats figure barley; potatoes f,nl at
81 coo 81 -; California smoked baconis selling l4F
l5c: California hams l6ls@17: Oregon do 15al5e.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

NoT PosTEn YE--Tle O70ville RECORD Is not ros;ed
on Railroad matters The Dutch Fla; No1opov'' IS
te fScoSD : pleased cal s,.e Pacific Railroad has
nothins 20 CO WITH thc Oregon Rnilroai enerp-1se.-
-KzsTsrias -apTcsl.
We insist that yoa s-s nc. posed Yol szy that the
California Central and Yuba Railroads a-a in with the
Oregon, snd YET the Dutch Tla, Monopoly" own both
;hose roads incluiins lands granted ra;ls ties. chars
and sriEes- Toz VII see
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

MILE Rosa CELESTE. whose rope Walking feats are
well remembered in California, and who fell from rope
the Willows, with Jimmy Kennoyan the Oroyle redes-
trian is at the ST Nicholas Hctcl in New York
awaiting the completion OF arrangements for her peril
Gus walk across the Niagara Tails.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

RysIeNKD-Georse c GorhaTn. nonlnee of the Union
party foT Governor has resigned his position Clerk
Of the United States Courts take eiee; September
list. Mr. George whitney has been appointed his
place
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

ACCIDENTAL Alta on the ist. hand car ran oyev
zig on the track, killing it Immediately. which threw 1t
OF the track the back of named Charles stor-
mer, dislocans his backbone. and striking
Ell finuegan severely bruising his foot.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

IN \ HUFr-Ssnuel Galloway, Rapubloan nominee
for Lieutenant Governor Of Ohio declines the noina-
ton The ground that past services oade him 70 ,c
first plsce the ticket or Aoue.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ETsgATE OF SylvaiR Larauy. Deceased.
"a Notice : hereby given BY the UNDERSIGNED al
nnltzaor q TIE above named estase The creditors
81 and al persons having claims against said deceased
% exhibit The with the Necessary vouchers within
months from TIE publication CT this notice. e
tie s1ieEssne ~ his Office. IN the Court House Orc
Vile BUtse coalty. /. XAN 02DEN
Ailnlnis1-aior-
Osayillo July Isih. 1856 zv-n37
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

AMONG the curious things Of the Paris Exposition =
bar of iron about long and thick the pole of
carriage tied in knot, without vesttge Of flaw or
crack, and the visitor assured that tied when
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

TEE Colorado sailed on The 4.h with 90 passengers
and SSSoco IN treasure for China and japan, and large
freight. Including heavy shipments Of fire arms par
chased East by the Embassy The whole valued n
$4,000.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

SAD AecIpESr-Wlale on Tie way iroln Tort crock to
Camp B5lwen. airs CAap.n, ;he wiie Of tte COM
naandins ofoer. thrown f-ola her horse and ss-
tanned fracture Of three Ilhs-
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CONSTA6LE'S SALE

virtue Of an execution issued out of
- the Jss2oe Court n and Ghir tozrss.sr y,
TIE oosa1f q bE-e s-d STATE q California John i)cs
= Il c2sa wherein .aa People q the Safe Of Gals;
11rzll= are Plaintiffs and Z buchanan ! tiess.sare
70 me directed and delivered eo,-sr1-e ne TO lske
the sun q seven5ssn 6sIea dollars. taxes aiju-5 b.
said court against certain land herein described
together with txeEty-one ea-loo doiars cos.s of
SUIT II gold CON oui u one hundred and thirty acres Of
lana situate n sid comfy. and bounded east tr Sweet
zer aIl lying between the north and south Hauc,l;
assessed by tn assessor Of said county 10 said c-
haa4u IN the sum Of sI7 6sla9 dollars taxes i. and
ia- the 1scl Year tIs55. SAID land by law also made
tsieItAlit II THIS together with al accruin costs
theEe.n II Ike coin hereby give nozee that l have
levied upon sad land and NIL offer the 1t puilc
se, Il the door OF the Court House u SAD county, o..
tne ID Gay q August 1857, s. oclocs- . whosnso-
ever VII take he least por,on CT said land and pay all
the sud taxes and costs thereon; and upon such sale
beng made VII convey such purchaser. by csr7ia-
cate Of sale AZ the right. te and interest u said defend
ant or any defendant, thereof subject
only 70 tie nigh, Of redemption provided ly law IN c.-
ses q sales oi land for taxes.
of2Tills, oQAir Township July T. ls6-.
" 3 SPENCER
Constable q sad Township.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

PETER poSAHuE gives his opinion On the r7ac,ah.l-
ty o; the Avor flying machine. and says that he Is
thoroughly convinced that /, win answer III the par
poses Of its inventor.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

cAPrAIN FRIrz, who died recently IN SIN Francisco
leaving upvsrds Of half million Of dollars. be be
sUeathed S2oe 70 TIC Secretary Of ~ Uai,e3 Staes
Treasury in navins OF the Nationa. .!sht.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

AooInENr Al NAl4H7o.--A ;aan nalned Charles Nc.
CAgty was seriously injured in Vleo oa tic e7eaias q
July 81 by Ire falling Of derrick One of the uo,es
struck him on tho rst cheek. iust below Tie sye.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

Tsosr wAo are now boiling their PARTY and demand
ing reconstruction of the Uuioa ticAe; evidently BE-
long to a-ss q men vo cannot stand political r7os-
peFiy They exhibit Gree,y's penohaas for being the
''rde7naoss deg IN TIE fight. When they finally 50
the Unon arty oan -sh O. weep just Is they please
fer they viii tasn have lost their biggest dogs"
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13
LADIES HOOP SKIRTS.
From 81 IS to ss 90.

We are also in recep. Of = fine stock Of Gents and
Boys Clothing which defy competition The larn-
est cheapest and best selected ever introduced in this
place. Come and judge Tor yourself we intend to
convince everybody that we are NO HUAlBU6S and
can sell cheaper than any other house
We also want 10 dispose Of 5000 pair Of Boots and
Shoes 2t cost. on account of i decline the market
The trade of the country dealers is solicited they
can save from Is to 20 per by laying out their cash
with US, fair business principle,
Ladies and Childrens Elastic Caters so cents per pair
3 MARKS L co.
Opposite ST Nicholas Hotel Montgomery ST. Orove.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

LAZARUS W. powEII. former Governor and Senator
from Kentucky died of paralysis his residence IN
Henderson. tie afternoon of July syd. aei d.sy-ye
years.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

GovERSosszIr oF vAlnCs>IA-It is stated ths: the
President has rendered the aass-crship Of 1-yussa
70 senator stark, formerly of Oregon.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

Is the Massachusetts Legislature auaerizaent to
tie state Constitution TeTalins the roainS ari writing
qualifications Of voters hiss b5en reported adversely
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

KILLED N SA,ooS--wlHam Il Murray. pioneer.
settler in Prescott, arizona, shot dead by George
Crafts, L ssloon N Prescott; on tie 18th Ill.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

TIE medical men h2Ye given up ~ hope Of saving
the Empress oa-io:A. and hTe th@t ea5h VIII soon end
her misery.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

SAM BRssSAS and Michael Reese were tbs ouly men
In san Francisco roh eacash ta b,sy the h-s; gipe
peaches taken 70 that market
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

TH- Mayer Ct louisville ssys tse Population q -1zt
cltE $ lsseeo--aa .ncrssss q = 90 II II ~
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13
CONsTkELE,S SALE


EES virtue of an execution issued out of
D the Justices Court in and for Ophir Township in
the county of Butte and State Of California John Dick,
P in suit for taxes Tor the year 1866 in said court
wherein the People are plaintiffs and Wilson is de-
tendan and also certain land hereinafter described
also made defendant to directed and delivered.
commanding to make the Of ninety 59100
dollars. taxes a8Judsed against said land. and also
against said Wilson, together with fifteen dulars costs
Of suit IN gcd com, and accrug costs in like coin
have levied upon and hereby give notice that VIII sci
al public sale, ct the door OF the Court House Of said
county, at O'Clock. NJ on Saturday, the Sd day Of
August. 1867 800 Of land. situate in said county
bounded south by Hutehins, being remainder OF land
Of Walker and Huchins, not sold to Jesse Hutchins.
to whemsoeverw take the least portion said land and
pay al the said taxes and costs heFeon and upon such
sale being made, VIII convey TO such purchaser by
ancate Of sale al the right title ana interest Of said
fenda1t or an3 owner owners thereof subject only
70 the right Of redemption provided by law Of
sales OF lands for faxes.
Orovile, oI'lir Township, July u 1867.
" B SPENCER,
Constable OF said Township.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13

Two hundred and ninety-eisa cases oi yellow fever
occurred in 'ae Island Of Cubs IN Nay. afsy-iou- q
which proved fatal