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to whom payments for TIE VERMONT PiiNlA Tor 1862,
may be madei ., 50, - :, ,,,p,,. u-,,,
West Bratteboro,A DUNKLEE, ?. y PEkRf Brookline,
C. w srEDBtNsj Dover, LYMAN BURRi w. Dover WM
H. JONES; Dummerston. W. o. MILLER West Dummers-
ton s. W WILSON Grafton, n. IL. llALLi 0uliord Eli
MER MASON Guiliord Centre s. Il. slBLEf Green
River D. Dickinson Jamaca D. q. DEXTER Hall
rax, STEPHEN NILES West Halifax, A. H. TUCkLKi
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d. TYLER; Marlboro, W. W. LlNDEi fayeteyile, D.
ncy, VA. 1OUGHrON; saxtons River, Z. FAIR
III JTtIERi Cambrilgepnrt, A. A. WlMAN Somerset, q.
X. MORSE estrattnn, MELVIN A. KNUWLrON Towns
henl, %. BUrrERFIELD West rOwnshend, h. W. PAGES
vernon. ADDISON WHIrnEDi Warlshoro, llOL-
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nth wudsboro, S. PErTEE; Westminster, II. c.
LANE; Westminster West, u. W. HAMBlIN Whtnghani,
IT, n. nix, jacksonville, JAS. W. HATCIli Wilmington,
Locus WALKER; Winlham. WM HARRIS. JR.; South
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co lLIDGE, llns lle, n. H. 9. j. ANlIDON Winchester
CHAPLIN.
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as that dog hunter?" mo, he's half hun
ter and half seIter-he "hunls' for bones when
he's hungry, and sets by the fire when he's
satisfied"
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ID SIMONDS, Manufacturer and Dealer
in Ladies' Misses Childrsns and Boys Boots, Shoes
Caters and ltubbers, opp the Post ONCE Mains Bratte
boro, Vt.
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voice in families is still more mhikeu' we
need only recall the harsh and neisy parrots, so
similar in their peculiar utterancc;;
"Or take as an example the web footed fam
ily-do not all geese and the innumerahle host
of ducks ounck9 Does not every member Of
the crow family cav. whether it he the jackdaw,
the iav, the maupie, the rook in some green
rookery of the Old World, or the crow Of our
woods. with is long melancholy cav that seems
TO make The silence and solitude deeperP"
In the sketch of Arthur Hugh Clough Mr..
Norton gives an interesting account of ripe
scholar and true gentleman, who is not nearly
so well known to the American. or even to the
English world as he deserved to be, ard TO
whom American boys arc ind htcd for a new
translation of what ought 10 be a favorie book
with every boy Putarrh's Lives. BY the way,
it may be well TO say that his name is properly
pronounced nearly as though written Cuff
not Glow, as we sometimes hear it spoken.
When Mr.. Walter Mitchell asks "Wha, shall
we do with them" them meats the rebels indi-
vidually and collectively. lie says;
TIE SOLUTION.
"The simple question for us ii What will it
be best to do? The South may save US the
trouble OF deciding for the present part of
the many questions that occur We may put
down the Confederate government, and take
military occupation. We cannot compel the
southerneis to hold elections and resume their
share in the government. 1t can 20 on without
them. The same force which reopcuS the Mis-
siSSlppi can collect taxes or exact forfiitures
along its banks. If Charleston is sullen. the
4 H..
Moultrie and Sumter. can take its own time in
the matter of clearing cut .he channel and
rebuilding the lighthouses. If a secluded
neighborhood does not receive government
postmaster, but is disposed to welcome him with
tarry hands to fcathory bed, it can be lett
without the mails. The rebel we can compel
return to his duties if necessary. we can leave
him to get back his rignls as he best may"
And further on he has this
"R.,,,bl;cs have c,llor ,l,.o,,,rb ,I,ei. s,orl
in orrios rho nronri,,or,. cloSs ,t ,be Sontb
yos mos, l,noerdns of .,";di,,, orr;"s r,r Il
was discinl;ned to iLa ,,sp of mower nirht nrI
d,v Tho ovcrtlro,y of the rrbsll;cn TiII to n
grcsot de,yree r,;n this cL,ss Rut sincr !, Is
9ne MOT f,unded ON Lir,h NJ cpltn,e ibut sin,Jy
on white blood aud circumstance, (fol 10 seces-
Sohis' Is so severe as as your GG'NeF'e" h9tiheFn
the Wars of the Roses. or waste by operaiion
of the climate like TIE masters of Mexico and
Hindostan. 1t rcnews itse.f wheneveril reach
es slave soil. That gives it life We contend
that government must, for its own preservation.
90 to the root of the matter. And we cannot
see that there is ans. constitutional difficulty. -
There are probably not ten slave proprielors in
the South whom it has not the ight to arr st,
,r, o,,d b.,,o Gov hirl ,ro,.o,, Nf co,,rso ,,or,
one can see the practical difficulty, as well as
the manifest folly, Of doing this. But if it has
that risht toward these individuals. it certainly
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MORSE e. NASH'S Livery Stable,
vi in the of the BrattlebOro House, Main Street,
Brattleboro, Vt.
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TERMS FOE ADYkRTlSlNG.
ron oyEsQuAgsd rwelvr Lyfsot usngnpar 1--WE
on 'uhpsst ~ ossi rg9E ,E'gsnt = + - w -s.sa
be markell on IN advertisements - they viii r cn-
tnued until ordered nut. Contracts will be made with
advertisers by the column or frnciionn parts thereof, at
liberal rates. Trinsltntadfealstmcnistol uad in ad-
vance. ,. ..... .. . .... .rr-. d.
FOR all Probate advertisements excepre notices or appca
tons % sell Real Estate and 1r Co-uissioiers Notices
s1.5O each for three insertions
For notices Of Eberdons Esray The formation and disco
luton Of Coprinershps &C. each Tor three lns r's'
II sent by mall Tho money must accompany the order
For BUSINESS Cams in the first from $500 to $500
per year according to the space they occupy
Of this conspiracy has been to get some Of the
worst enemies Of the Union and the constitu-
ton into the army, whore they are now. 1t is
added in other quarters that the Golden Circle
mas Us iavolnc newspapers. A list OF these
has beea published, and nobody will be sur
prised to find among those which were well
affected 10 the plan OF arraying peaceful party
at the North on the side Of the southern rebels,
the names of such papers the Herald and
others in this city. That print openly took the
side OF the rebels, until it was compelled by
fear of consequences to change its tone, and
since that time it has pursued a course of COW
ert hostility to the government
Ii is time that these proceedings we're more
fully Investigated. The existence of this or
gani2ation Of the Golden Circle accounts for
the fall and accurate information. which has
regularly been communicated to the rebels, Of
our military preparations and Of our plans for
suppressing the southern rcuoh. Ii accounts
too, for the perverse course Of several Of cur
journals. 1t may account frr the escape Of the
rebels from defeat in cases whore they we're
clearly in our power. Smith and Lowell, when
they deserted to the South, left the Golden
Circle behind them II exists among US vet in
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CEWELLMORSE,P Practical STAIR BUILD
- Shop a Dwine Bliss's the Bridge, Bratte-
boro, VT
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"OODCOCK & NlNTON, Paper Manu-
w facturers All kinds Of Printing Paper made To or
der. Cash paid for White and Brown Rags. Brateboro
VI.
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JOSEPH FGNEGAN, ESQ., !
Tallahassee, Florida. {


The following we're the resolutions -
Resolved, That in our opinion each of the
southern states should, as soon as may be, Sc
cede from the Union.
Resolved, That provision should be made for
a convention to organize contederacy of the
seeding states the convention to meet not later
than the 10Th of February, at the city of Mont
gomery. in the state of Alabama.
Resolved, That in vi w of the hostile legis-
lation that is threatened against the seeding
states, and which may be consummaed before
the 4th of March, we ask instructions whether
the delegations are to remain in Congress until
that date, for the purpose Of defeating such
legislation.
Resolved, That committee be and is hereby
appointed, consis ing of Messrs. Davis, Sl'del,
and Mallory, to carry out the objects of this
meeting.
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I G. MEAD, Attorney and Counsellor
s Law praoticing In the Courts Of Vermont New
Hampshire, AGENT KTNA Fire InuraHe, Conipa
" aud Wndham County Mutual do. Also, Agent to pro-
Pensions, and BOUNTY Laud. Commissioner the
States of New York and New Hampshire, California
Otary Public
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WAsIIINGToN.

w NASlIlNGTONt .'||-I/ m
NY DEAR SIR: On the 9th y. 4 h II 4 n
o. resolutions adopted at cor 1|l !; ii +|;1|
senators from the seeding slt.<4< n ~ 3 a
Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, lAI.1||61 61<2
MisSs s>ippi, and Florida were ~ g '''
The idea of the meeting was that nc 'states
should go ont at once, and provide for the ear
ly organization Of confederate government,
not later than the 18Th February. This time
is allowed to enable Louisiana and Texas to
participate. 1t seemed TO be the opinion that
if we left here, force, loan, and volunteer bills
might be passed. which would put Mr.. Lincoln
in immediate condition for hostilities-whereas,
by remaining in our places until the 4th of
March, it is thought we can keep the hands of
Mr.. Buchanan tied, and disable the republi-
cans from efccting any legislation which will
strengthen the hands Of the incoming admins
tratiou.
The resolutions will be sent by the delegation
to the president of the convention. / have not
been able to find Nv. Mallory this morning.
Hawkins, the member from Florida, is IN Con-
necticut. | have therefore thought il best to
send you this copy Of the resolutions.
In haste, yours truly
I VIZ,
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DAVIS prrrrcArrs pFsroNprNcY.

DAVIS DEPRECATEs DEsrONDENCY.
Now a dasinrdy notion is gttin about
lhei our bladder is bust an the gas oozin' out,
An orloss we can nicunage in some way 10 stop It
Why the thing : gone coon, an we might as well
drop it.
Brag work, wal at fust, hut it amt .ie, the thing
For stiddy inves'mcnt the sinners to bring,
An votin' we're pfusp'rous Il hundred times over
Wunt change beu' starved into ivim' Oh clover.
Manassas done sunthir' tow'rds druwiu the wool
O'er the green. anti-,lavcry eyes o John Bull;
Oh, warn't it golsend. .ics' when scch tight fixes
WuZ crowdu' tis mnurners to throw doullc-sixesi
| wuz tempted to think, an it wuzn nit no wonder,
Tier wuz RELY Providence-ovcr or under
When NIL packed for Nashville, iust asccrtained
From the papers up North wut victory We d gained.
y wus the time for dillusin' corrcc' views abroad
OF our union an strength an reyin' on God;
An, fact, when I'D gut thru my iust big surprise
much ez half b'lieved IN my own nlle't lies,
An conveyed the idce thct The whole Southern pop
perlaco
Wuz Sparians nil on the keen jump for Thermopper-
hes,
The set on the Lincolnites' bombs til they bust,
Az fight for the privilege o dvjn' the fust;
But Roanoke Bulort, Mspring, an the rest
OF our recent sinin-furemost successes out West
Iliint left US a foot for our swcn' to stand on
We've showed too much o whut Bearrcgard calls
aJaRoon,
For o our Themopperlics (an it 5 a marcy
We hain't had no more) hev been clean v.cy-varsy,
An wut Spartuns was ef' when the battle wuz done
Wnz them ihe wuz too unainJitous to run.
DAVIS MAKES a PROPOSITION.
Facs arc contrary = mules an cz hard in the mouth,
An they alus hev showed Il mean spite to the South
Sech bein the case, he'd best look about
For some kin o. way to Slip orr neck> cut;
Le = vote our las dollar, cf one can be found,
(An Mt any rate, vo.m' it hez good sound)-
Le' : swear lhet to arms all our people is ilym',
(lhe criltor. can't read, an wunt know how we're
lyjn',)
Thet Toomhs is aivancin' to sack Cncinnatr,
With a rovn commission to pillHge and sarter,--
The we've throwed to the winds tl regard FOR wuts
law0c,
An gone in for suNthiu' promiscu'sly nwhe.
We sec, hitherto, its our own knaves an' fools
Ihe we've used-those for whetsioEes nt'others ez
tools
An now our las chance is in putin to test
The same kin, o cattle up North an out West
l--But, Gentlemen, here : despatch ics' come
in,
Which shows thct thet the fide begun turnu agiG-
Gret Cornicdrit SUGGEST C'lumhus cevacooaied!
mus run down an hev the thing properly stated,
An show wut Il triumph it is, an how lucky
To liny cit red o thet cussed Keniucky-
An how scuce Fort Doneson, wnniu' the day
Consists in triumphantly gitiin' away.
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WTINSLOW S. MYERS, ATTORNEY AND
w Counsellor at Law, Jacksonville, ".
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DOST & PEARSON. DENTISTS,
pay particular attention to the preservation Of the
natural Teeth. Also, insert Teeth 3D. Platna, Rubber
Silver Pate-use Electricity extracting teeth and treat
IRREGULARITIES In Children's Teeth successfully.
Ohce and Residence nearly opposite the Congregational
Church-former residence Of the late O. c, HALL,
BRATrLEB0R0 VT.
o. X. Posr. |. N. PEARSON
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KITTREDGE HASKINS, Attorney and
IN Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery VIII
LIAMSNILLE, VT.
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WIN. S. HOUGHTON, Harness,
w Trunk and yase Manufacturer, and Carriage Trim
Ilsr, PUTNEY, VT
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T IL. & W. ii. ESTERBROOKS
- Manufacturers and Dealers in Empire State Victor
Stewards and Genesee Valley Cook Stoves Paror and
Stoves and Hot Air Furnaces
Also. Plows, Cuyators, Road scrapers Churns, Iron
Sinks Russia and English Stove Pipe and all kinds Stove
Furniture, Japan and Common Tin Ware
No. Exchange Block ,BRATTLEB0Ro, VT.
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RETTlNG, CABINET MAKER AND
~ Carver Manufacturer and Dealer all kinds of Gus
wholesale and retail. Carving and Repairing Fnrnnre
done at short notice. and all work warranted to give safc
tion. Corner Main aud High Streets
Sign American Eagle.
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p. WARREN, NJ D., PHYSICIAN
~ and Surgeon. Removed from Fayettevile.l Resi-
dence on Green Street Once In Fisk's Block Main St.
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7 H. KATHAN DEALER IN VERMONT
~ and ITALIAN MARBLE, MARBLE and SLATE
MANTLES, TABLE TOPS, sOAPSToNE FIREPLACES,
CISTERNS. SINKS &c.
MONUMENTS and HEADSToNEs on hand and made to
order $50 different designs for and slabs
hibtion to those wishing to purchase.
All work warranted to give satisfaction in price, quality Of
stock, and style OF workmanship, &c.
Office opposite the Flour Mill near the Railroad Crossiug
Brattleboro, Dec. @, 1860.
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OSEPH STEEN, Bookseller. Publisher and
~ statoner, corner of Main High sts Bratteboro Vt
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as. !. S'n't: CUMMINGS. Publisher.
LIST OF AGENTS,

rw.n,y-Ninth Vol. i---nishth of New Series.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-06
DR.. WEBBER'S INIIGORATING CORDIAL

viii cure these caseS-it viii insare animation Of
the Liver, Blood aud BruiuS--it Strenptbens
the Nerves, and gives to the sufferer Lishtnrss
of spirits, Il Mental and Bodily feeling of
strength that is delightful. The many respectshle
persons who have been benefited and certified 10
It's extraordinary qualities in curing anv of tie fol-
lowing diseases, must satisfy all but the Self-wse
and ignorant skeptic-Dyspep>ia or Indiccs-
tion, Loss OF Muscular or Bodily strength
and Mental Energy: Fever. Aeue. or ChilIS;
rheumatic. Neuralgia or other Pains: De-
plSiion and " ealSncss of the Natural Func-
tons, Debility from Disease. Dissipation
too much DoctOrinS, Debauchery and other
causes; in case OF excitement from constant In
temperance. and where DcIcrium TremenA
has occurred have seen it change the sufferer in
half an hour from tie most horrible state to calm
ness and placidity. 1t can indeed be couscien-
tously recommended to all suffering aud the pro-
pretor regrets deeply that it is necessary To adver
tise it, in order that its merits may be known.
Sold highly concentrated. Price reduced to So.
two for S5-large quart bottles. Sold by every re-
spectacle druggist in California and Oregon.
AGENTs-Crane Il Brigham and Redington 4
Co., Druggists. san Francisco.
rs Look that the names of T. JONES and J.
WEBER NJ. D., is on each label. ol9y
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
COnStable's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS ISSUED
ID cut Of the Coar1 Of D. c. nownsr. N. ana for
kinShew Township County q Batte ana state of
California, and = directed and delivered in "a
yer Of P II. Kelley and sEaias1 John Sesrraves
and Curtis SeaEraveS dated the 2eth 6av Of August
A. \. ls67- commanding ne II make the sun OF
one hundred and sixteen dollars and t1ytv-Save1
cents principal and tweniv-ihree dollars ana fftv
cents interest. with costs in the sun e fourteen
dollars and fifty cents and al sccruinC costs there
OF, bsve lerse3 upon and VIII expose a. pablo
sale - the highest bidder 5o- cash II Dc-town ssi5
township county and State. on Tuesday the aSth
dav Of 0otober A. D. lS62 81 O'Clock p. N. AT
the right title ana interest Of the sa5t John SEA
graves and Curtis SeagTaveS in and 10 that certain
piece and parcel OF property known j. the Butte
Ranch. situated in himShew township Batte colu-
". about miles above the town of inSkip on The
0royille and Honey Lake road. and bounded As fol
lows: commencing at post witnessed by three
black r trees. thence 5 degrees east IS chains 10
rock. thence north s dee. wes- 90 chains % A post
and sugar pine tree. thence south s. deg west 20
chains 10 post thence s0gth . deg west Is chains
posi- On the forks Of the creek thence south So
deg, west los chains 10 the beginning not more
than l60 acres. with houses, barns. oQt-baildinrs
and everything thereto belonging.
JAS. BOWLES.
Constable kimshew Township.
Dated, DOgtown, this 1th day Of Oct. A. p. lS62
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-06
summons.

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIF-
teenih Judicial District, of the State OF Califor
MIA. in and for the County of Butte.
Lewis Burwell vs. James Nelson, Anan Fargo
G. E. Show G. g. Davis, W. l.. Wallace, and A.
j. Pottle- ct ais.
Action brought in the District Conrt Of the Fif
teenth judicial District. and the complaint filed in
the County Of Bntte, in the Office of the Clerk Of
said District Court
The People Of the State of California send greet
ing to Anan Fargo, J. Il Hoad 6, L. Shaw. G. B.
Davis, W. l. Wallace and Al, Pottle ct ais.
You are hereby required 70 ap-
pear in action brought against you hv the above
named Plaintiff in the District Court of the Fifteenth
JUdcla, District ol the State Of California in and
for the County Of Butte. and TO answer the COM
plant hled therein. Ga copy of which accompanies
this Summons) within ten days, Exclusive Of the
day Of servce) after the service On YOU of this sum
mons-if served within this County: or if served
out of this County but in this Judicial District with
in twenty days; or if served out OF said District en-
within forty days-or Judgment by default Will be
taken against you.
The said action is brought to obtain Judgment
and decree for the possession of the water ditch.
reservoirs, water privileges and the land upon
which the same i located. IN the counties Of Butte
and Plumas, California known as the Black Rock
Ditch. &c, and that the title to said property be
adludeed 10 be in this plaintiff against said de
PENDANTS. and all others claiming from er through
said defendants. or either OF them. in any manner
whatever, and to adjudge plaintiff entitled to the
benefit OF the contract made between James Nelson
and g. ". Fox on the one part and G. b. Davis ct
ais. on the other dated Aug. % lS5S and to quiet
plaintiffs title 10 the Black Rock Mining Claim in
Butte County. 10 which said ditch j. an appWten-
anee. Plaintiff sets forth in his complaint the pGr-
chase Of said property from Anan Fargo under
judgment, decree and sale, in the District Court OF
Butte county, in cause wherein Richard Breese was
plaintiff and W Z. Singer and Anan Fargo were
defendants, and purchase from G. L. Shaw, was for
value received by said shaw; that plaintiff 5 title
to said property also, by virtue of a purchase
from W. L. Wallace and \. }. Pottle; also, by vir
tue of purchase from G. B. Davis; ali Of which is
particularly set forth to time. place and manner
and il you fail to appear and answer the said
complaint as above required, the plaintiff viii take
judgment and decree for the relief prayed for in his
complaint,
- Given under my hand a-d Seal Of the
I sr., District Court OF the Fifteenth Judicial
ShAi District, this 7th day of August, in the
~ year Of our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and siXtytwo.
J. .W.GH.KYSON. Clerk.
BY r. HOBART Deputy. aug30-3m
Jos. E. y. LEWIS, Plt2 5 Atty.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-06
A N ACR OS &c.
BY ALApY OF SAN FRANCISCO.

BY LADY OF SAN FRANCISCO.
y mere fragile nerves health, spirits. body mind.
Euieeole and depreSs- -man-WOmanklnd:
beware. LIES fragile tenor-stretched TOO far.
bringS permanent ll-heath; the system thus al war
Engages painfully with life. the blood the nerves.
Relax and weaken-'tiS ere that one observes
Such poor, week invalids such lettering frames.
Creeping with mental and with bodily raius.
on. II they knew how WEBBER'S CORDIAL. heals
hetreSheS. strengthens and new life reveals.
Dropping 10 more, health spirits. mind relieve
-yoOthiUl-sanguineous bloom.
Are seen upon their cheeks: health thus restored
Lingers no mo'e-bat lives and reigns-adored.
The afflicted may rely on its powers To renovate
the enteeblrd system, strengthen the eTaciaei arS
STOPPING frame, cure every nervous affection. re-
tore to full yigor the digestive powers regulate tie
the Secretious, calm both bodily and mental nbrS.
lque, and thus give strength and vigor to the mos,
broken down constitutions. Ii has cured hundreds
Of cases of dyspepsia loss of appetite langor ner
vouSne.S, weakness from change OF climate, sick
ness taking too much medicine, intemperance and
debauchery, 1t is warranted to be purely yesefa
be. do assure You that my
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-06
Insolvency Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF BUTTE
- In County Court. Butte County, Cal.
Chas. Bader v. His Creditors.
Notice Is hereby given. pursuant TO an order of
the Hon. J. B. Barker County Judge in and for the
County Of Butte that all the creditors Of the said
inSolvent Chas. Bader be and appear before him in
open Court, 81 the Court House in Oroville. on
Tuesday the llth day OF November a. D. lS62 at 10
O'Clock \. NJ, TO show cause il any they have. why
a cesSion Of said insolvents estate be not made
and he be released from all his debts and liabilities
in pursuance Of the statute IN such cases made and
provided
t-l Given under my hand and the seal Of
SEAL our County Court this 9Th day Of Oc-
'>O-' tober. \. D. 1852.
J. ". GILkYSON. Clerk.
By L. HoHARF. Dennfv.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-06
Justices Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN JUSTICES
- Court, Chico Township, in and for the County
of Butte
The People of the State of California. send greet
ing TO J. y. Anderson.
You are hereby summoned to appear before me.
at my Office in the Township Of Chico in the county
OF Butte on the 30h day of August A. D. l>62, at
O'Clock P NJ, to answer unto the complaint OF Jas.
BarnhaTt, who sues to recover the sum Of two hum
dred dollars which he alleges Is due him for goods
wares ard merchandise and for account transferred
to him by ". G. Patrick: also note transferred to
him by 5. y. Sprorl. when ldgmeRt viii be taken
against yon for the said amount, together with
costs and damages, if You fail to appear and an
swer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said county.
greeting: make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of August, A.
D. 1862. J. W. SHOOK,
Justice Of the Peace Of said Township.
1t is hereby ordered that the above summons he
published for three successive weeks in the Butte
Record. J. W. SHOOK j. ?.
August 9Th, 1862.