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READ 4. D. L. N. soUTHWoRTHs LETTER.
PROIPECT COTTAGE, GEoR0EToWR, D. c.,
ApTif2 l6al

PROIPECT COTTAGE, GEoR0EToWR, D. CT
Aprif2, 1893.
Nessrs. HoIfeACr 4 smith!
GENTLEMEH; II gives me- pleasure to add ny
testimonial to those Of otherI in favor Of your
excellent preparation. Several years Of residence
on the banks Of Southern river, and OF close AP-
plioAtion to literary work, had 20 thoroughly SI-
hAuStsd my nervous system and undermined ny
health, that had become = martyr to dispepsia
and nervous headache, recurring at short inter
walls, and dsfyinE all known remedies In the AAtefiA
ModlsA. had como to the conclusion that nothing
but total change of residence and pursuits would
restore my health, when a friend recommended
Hoststters BitteTs. Iprosursd = bottle As an OI-
pertinent. II required but one bottle to oonVinse
ne that had found At Last the right eSnbinAtlon
OF remedies. The relief II Afforded me has been
complete. II II now some years since nFGt tried
HoItsttSrl BtterS, and It IL but Just to say that
have found the preparation all that II claims Il
DO. II IL . standard Family Cordial with uI, and
sysR as . stimulAnt We like Il better than any.
thing slEs but we use II In all AeTVsuG, bilious
and dyspetis cases, from fever down 10 toothAsho.
II what have now said will lead any dyHpeptis or
nervous invalid to AIurs remedy, IshAll have done
some good.
IremaiA, EentlOment respectfully yours,
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RESTAURANTS.

n EN- ICH'S
EUROPEAN HOTEL,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh StreGl,
Washington, d. c. deI4.2mA
DEYN OLDS' USE,
COR. OF EIGHTEENTH ST. AND PENN. AVENUE,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
Meals furnished At all hours, aad a. ne Shortest
notice. J. w. REYNOLDS,
ueIb-u Proprietor.
~ II II A l. Il | . N,
w PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 9lEt and I2d streets
BOARDING BY THE DAY OR WEEK WITH
OR WITHOUT LODGING.
NEAL At All HoUns
IL cave ~ \ cali
ie2O-y e. h GILMAN.
~ II l. X A l. &c II q u y Il
CORNER NIRTH AND STREETs,
'. DENGEI, Proprietor.
The proprietor takes pleasure in announcing to
arranged his establishment, and II will hereafter
be kept asa
FIRST-CLASs RESTAURANT
where may be found, at all times, GAME, OYs.
TIERS, and everything else that the market ArOTdH
that can tempt the palate. He has made extensive
arrangements TO keep mll supply Of
STEAMED OYSTERS
which are furnished at the BhOrtest notice The
Bar is supplied with the best
ALES, WINES, BRANDIES, CIGARS, ETC
The Proprietor will spare no pAins to make the
RIAlto complete In every particular nolI-am
TOHN WELCK ER'S
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TOHN WELCK ER's
d BUTLER RESTAuuAN

"a Ia Mason DOTec,J
S11 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, (up stalFs,)
The proprietor OF thIs tavOrto Restaurant hAl
spared no pains to make this the best Restaurant
m WAahingtOni and he points with pleasure to the
And respectfully BolioItB continuance OF the same
GAME, OYSTERS and other Refreshments con-
PHEAKE A In
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THE GREAT FAIR

THE GREAT FAIR
To be held under the auspices otths
GAprFq SOLDIERS REFIEF ASSOCIATION,
In the
LARGE HALL OF THE PATENT OFFICE
BUILDING,
Tor the
BENEFIT OF THE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION
and the
FAMILIES OF THE SOLDIERS FROM THF DIS.
TRICT OF COLUMBIA,
and from other places, II serving in the DlItrIe
Regiments.
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/ remAiA, Eentiomen, respectfully yours,
Z. d. H. N. s00fHWORTH.
READ JOHN W. BRoNAUGHs LETTER,
NAVY DEPT, BUREAU or YARDBA AND Docks,
kaH

READ JOHN ". BRONAUGHS LETTER,
NAVY Dept, BUREAU or YARDS AND DoCKG,l
December 20, 1881.
AsSaS. HostsiteT Y Smith, PiHSburJA, Pa
GBRTLEMEH; About four years since my Attsn-
ton was called 10 your Celebrated stomach Bit-
tiers, being at the time perfect martyr TO dys-
pepiiA, In all 81 Its terrible forms. Indeed, had
not known for six years an uninterrupted niEht'G
sleep, commenced the use Of your BttteFI, tax
ing them according to your directions, except thAt
the dose was reduced to onS-hAlf and fOunG m yHei
much, very much, benefited by the hTst bottlei tbs
second relieved me entirely but have ever since
taken dose In the morning Immediately On rising
finding II TO act A. tonic and appetizer OF the
most agreeable character. There IL a pesulIGrItV
In the eePt oil your BitteTB on me whish II may BE-
we'll 10 Htate II from any cause shall be SufefinF
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your Bittor found me, and from which they have
unqueationAbly relieved me, for all the money in
this world. am, with great respect 80
Your obedielt servant
JOHN W. BRoNAt6H, Chief Clerk
Prepared by HosTETTER a SMITH.
And sold BY Druggists and Family GTOsST1,
New York Oniser No ta9 Broadway,
kuIl-0RSOJ
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CLARK q GAYLORD,
AEtOrsSVs and Oo1SISsllsPS al Lac,
SOLICITORS

SOR ALL KINDS Of MILITARY CLAIMS
corner 18th and y streets, Room No. .,
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thereby Gertify that, to the best OF my knOwl-
edge and belief, the Above-nAmed guArAntorB are
good and sufficient ~ sureties for the amount for
which they offer to be security.
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Or. NJ. vELLNYs Private Hospital, In the Fed.
sral Block, Corner ofseventh and F streets, oppo.
site the Post and Patent oHceI Rooms 2, and %,
up stairs, Washington, D. C.
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sEMI-WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASH
INGToN AND GEORGETOWN, d. c.
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And sold BY DrusslIlS and Family GTOSST1,
New York OniSsr No t9s Broadway,
kuIi-0ASOJ
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At a very large meeting OF the Association, at
the house OF Mayor wALLAcH, on Wednesday,
January 8, 1854, changes were made In the commit
tees and the collectors, = new Committee on Deco.
ratIons was appointed, and also persons from the
several Loyal States TO solicit subscriptions, con.
tributonS of articles, sc, It was ordered that the
President cause the list, corrected, to be pub
ished in all the city papers, daily until the LIST oil
February,
President
Major D. d. FRENCH.
Vice PrcJidcHf.
HENRY d. COOK, ESQ.
Secretary.
SELAH SQUIRES, Esq
| Treasurer.
Mrs. l.. =. CHlTTENDFN,
The New York herald., 1864-12-08

Tso LET-wITH BOARD. APARLoR AND BEDROOM,
i private fanilg good house ana location. Address d.
l79 West Tweuty.fourA street.
The New York herald., 1864-12-08

no LET-ISA RESPECTABLE HOUSE, FURNISHED
Rooms for gentlemen, on the 1rsg ncor Apply AZ 45i
Cana street. near Hudson.
The New York herald., 1864-12-08

~ l~g>~~
RCHntsuOP HUGHES MBMoRTAL.-THE MEs
"a prepared bv order OF the Corporation thls
s, relative 10 The death uf tho Archbishop Hughes
free xhib ton by order ~ the Special Commit
having charge OF the the Piano Warerorms OF
Julius Bauer Co, No. 5A Broadway, between Spring
aud Fri0ge streets from . A. N. until ! y. M.
M AsoNrc--THB MEMBERS OF ATLANTIC LoDGh
lN ~ liS y and A. are nsreby summoned 70 sssens
BILE at the lodge Thursday sn inst At II O'Clock a,
NJ Tor the purpose Of attending the funeral OF our laf
brother, j. Edward Abrv The members OF the fraternity
Ca,S W AZ sactctary GEo. w, SMITH, N.
DAILY. BOYS RALLY.-THE WHITE BOYS of
IL froa ana wi hold meet nv at Botanic Hall 6S Kasa
Broadwa, saturday evening December 0 ~ ~ o'clock,
for the election ~ Ncera
ty,uE MEMBERS or PYRAMID LODGE 400 r. and A.
IN are hereby roihtd 70 attend q comm unicAuon 10
be an the h inst atl o'clock r. ~ for The
p,rose OF attending the funeral Of brother John
palace. BY order of the Nm
THOMAS u. GotnSyY, Secretary M
GNnE Jews HOSPITAL IN NEW YORK; 1873 AND
1sO West twentv eighth street between 6cveuth and
Eighth avenues-Nrw YORK November rs. J86t.-hlr IN
election vii be held 81 the Hospital the 1h GAY o 10
bsr neyt for thrss No. - serss soI
four from tho th of January mast in llice q
Mesfrs Emanuel w. Hart Solomon T., Cohen ana yohn
Lawrence a OF whose erm OF ONCE VIII eEpirc On sast
asnoasSk n. SAMUEL A L8W VIA hssssa9 es~seH
The New York herald., 1864-12-08

The surface indications like those Of venango
souny, Pennsylvania tsa any oil territory lha, has been
aiscoyered 10 The country aud promises abandants
y,ed.
The New York herald., 1864-12-08
1VAgCIA3e.

ct1eNSs.se. ~ y
IL Pelrosum ConDaoy. have thb ~ deenye4 0eR ssx
monthly DIVIDEND 81 oa4 o6ut 81 NE oaplh seq9 c
iasS n. = ,ss4 AsSxAss ss@ssd,i
NOR sALE-oNB HUNDRED sHARRe Oy 600 BACg
+ wsn ssseblisAed manuf.ss.siss sssese sSas! ,
Residence and Il Of LAID near the worte. Az
70 ROBERT IBBOT5ON, ~ FULTON stresl new Iern
MONET TO LOAN on BOND AID M01IeA0I-M
W sums pf from $1,000 70 e3o.0oQ Apply - ADAnS -
YOUNG ITO Broaaway.
NRW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IN. PETROLEUM COMPANY.
ORGANIZED UNDER THR LAWS or NEW YoRk-
The New York herald., 1864-12-08

doom WITH BOARD wANTED-FoR A MAIDEN
III lady with respecare family residing wet sGeiOi
the y References eKchangei Address 8 =. Herald e.
The New York herald., 1864-12-08

G7 O0O Tor WILL BUILT THREE STORY
swni All modern mrfoss sn,ents good investment
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19
LEGAL.
Administrators Sale.

TSTATE OF LYMAN BRISTOL. DECEASED
NJ In accordance with aa order of the Probate
Court Of Buite Cernty. made on the 2Oth dav Of
September, lSS4 VII sell At the Court House
door 81 oravilIe, on the OH Day oi December lsd4
% the highest bidder. tie following Real Estate be
l1nslng 70 the ES-ste ct Lyman Bristol, deceased.
Block thir'ytcur (s4) block thiTty'ive (25l block
thirty-six tss) block thirfyscven t31l block thir
sy-elEht (5sh h.ock teirty-uine tS9) block forty
i've (45,l block forty-siX {46A ll1ck fortySevea
t4I) block forty eight tssl block faTtY-nne (!9.l
alock aitJ (5e( a.ecS Gtiy1ue (5l , dock aitytwo
lSe,l block ttythree ISL blolk .i.tytour sal
block afty-'ivs 1851 block ft1y-aine l5sl block
sixty i6o,l bock SlNiyoae f6i,l laid down on the
nap ot the Ca7ro.ton Estate al the town Of Orc
vile. Also, a claim - the Rad Rock Ranch. On
Berry Creek. Bi3weN Township. County o. Rltic.
Alsa. place known the snail Ranch. near
bale hocS, hiowtA Township, Cocnty ot Bate
colit..inlaS aooet 40 acgsS. Also. R3:ch lsac-R
near y -1l>h5v. SI,t2 Ca1rty. Also Pitch Ranch
IN bidveH Township Also. Ranch in Macu1ain
Meadows H.-llas Colaty kaeua g. Eicc K Ben
nsg Ranch. Also. a Raach Oh Bate Greek Il aai-
Uton Township, Cau1.y q. Bette described aS fsl-
lows; Bounded on the West fv Suite Creek. On
the No-th 10y land .oaue5 hy Seneca Ever. on th..
East oy land owned ay Cock, on the Sauth hy Rice
Llt,lee.d. c1-tal1iuc S53 a-re> more cT ics> The
above land VII bs Sold Saticct % She approval of
the Probate cour- af Butte couniy- ten per ceur to
te paid down, sad Tie remainder oa the c1u6Tma-
uon oi TIE sale and execution 81 deed. ANY kini
ci .csa. currency Vl.. ae re-eivcl i- pavement.
Ivan OROEN.
AGnGsirsiav o. tie estate oi y.aan Bristol. d. j.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19
Probate Notice.

II y shE PROBATE toU NI-fl TIE COUNTY
Z California; IL THE matter a, tie EState of =
COS BARVH0IoMEw. deceased.
On residing and Sling Or, petition q Emily Ea--
thatanew- Ad.a a1SiratiiN e the Estate efi mad
niui>tcrct of Jacob Bartholomew deceased setting
minisira;ion upon said Estate IN this Court; and
th3t the same has been daily audited allowed ana
coDfruc3-tha. 3ll the debts aat cv-,ersc- Of al
NlulStrau'- have been f.iIy pi,d. ana that Dor.
\ m ot s4'l Estate remains g. ee divided among
the heirs ot Ssi deceased ari nrsvin- a-,,nr a'h.
vl thli-s i'F an 'rstf 90 a-rl.ltsl az fhe rc>due
o. ~ato Estate a-. .0r flc persons entitled: 70 l.
ordered thar all persons interested In she Estate Of
tfo SAD iacob liar,l 1,cey. deceased he aad APP
pear before the Probate Colrt 90 she County u
Butte. at the Coart room of said Court ia the
town ot nuvile. in said County. nr he -~th a8v
oi Nave~llr. l>ds- az eleven o'e.alk .a She .arc-
noon q. Stt day, then and there g. show cause
the re>.iac q said f--ate among the heirS ~ the
said Jacob GA.;Ao'em,v tc>e.-, j, according to
law.
1t is further ordered. shat copy ol tA. e-lcr he
published t.r f.av Successive Nc.k- h...r. said
2>th day o, NovcaAer. lSff. il The UNltV Grcosp
news a4cc printed and published in Size t9ui ct
oro7iie. C'aa'y b. Ea.,e alagg7
SAFFOED.
Probate Judge H.ttc County.
Oetaler elh. l~ct
COUNTY OF BUTTE 50 I.J.G. Moore Comfy
Clerk ot Butte Comfy ana ENuft.o tisrk .f Tie
Probate Court do hereby ctr.itv tl5r foregoing o
Zee a true copy ot Tie orier made and entered uu
tae minutes oi SAID CONT.
-l Wuac~, my hand and seal % z.ii Court
Is. a..Aed This -tth d-y oi t'-t---s A. p
t--i lSc4- J. e. MOORE. Clerk.
JAMES GREEN, DWuty.
J.MBUEr.
4w-5- Attorney iuE Petitioner.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19
The union RECORD.
A Romance Of the War.

We learn from a gentleman lately
from Morganiza, Louisiana, that there
is now being tried at that place, by a
court martial, a young officer, attached
as Adjutant to q New York regiment,
charged with attempting to betray his
men into an ambuscade and desert to
the enemy. 1t seems that the unfor-
tunate young man became enamored Of
young lady, the daughter of wealthy
planter, residing not far from the sea
coast, and that, desiring TO make her
his wife, he proposed and was accepted
on condition that he would betray his
command TO a Confederate force to be
conveniently ambushed, he deserting
to the enemy, who, it was also stipulat-
ed, would give him commission in
their service. Inan ill-starred moment
the unfortunate man degraded himself
and accepted the proposition. He con-
sented to the betrayal Of his comrades,
even unto death, with whom he had
fought and by whom he was regarded
as an honorable and brave soldier, and
looked to him for the faithful discharge
of all the duties Of the position he had
been placed in by his Government.
Accordingly, plans were laid, and the
commander Of the rebel forces near by
communicated with. 4 proper pretext
given, on the day appointed, the whole
force at Marganzia was marched up in
search of the enemy, who, it had been
asserted, had been depredating upon
the neighboring plantations to degree
destructive Of the interests Of the plan
tiers, who were, by the guerrillas, inter
dicted from raising crop. However,
before they had gone far on the way,
the Colonel commanding, from the awk-
wardness of the traitor, suspecting all
was not right, halted the column and
posting pickets securely, Immediately
commenced an investigation which cul-
minated IN the confession of a sergeant
of one Of the companies who had been
intrusted with the secret by the Adiu-
tant. The Colonel thereupon marched
his men back to quarters and promptly
ordered court-martial for the trial of
the officer, who, there is little doubt,
will be convicted, and of course shot.
If this does not smack of the romance
of war nothing that We have heard of
in the past four years can be so ac-
counted. The situation, the time, the
characters, and the deed attempted
prompted by love are certainly among
the most striking features Of the or
dinary Memphis .4rgus.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19
The Human Lair

EEAS LONG BEEN THE STUDY OF THE
q b most scientific men oi the age, iron the tact
that close sdy generally causes the hair To is of
prematurely; and IN consequence. they nave given
the sahiect portion of their valuable time trying
TO invent some method To regain their LOST l0c5>;
bat all their labor was in vain, until
PROFESSOR cRocKsrr,
after many years of hard study devoted to this one
subject has produced an article that
WILL MAKE HAIR GRov,
and which, By its use aS Hair-n ressifr. viii ef-
fect;allv and Always prevent lis loss-eyea to eX-
IRENE old age.
Happily, the AMYGALINE. while possessing
these virtues, is most delightful and agreeable
without regard To their virtec
The Hair, when diseased becomes harsh and dry
and commences to turn grey which l. caused Ay
the nOn-Secretion, b the capillary glands of pc
culiar oil. Al. stImlants have their reaction; and
the more the glands were -timulated-the sooner
the final loss OF the mach priced locks.
The principle of the preparation Invented by
Professor Crockett is entirely the opposite; in
stead OF stimulating the capillary glands, he feeds
them with the substance they require. and in turn
the hair is fed By thenl-oI the same principle a>
giving water to flower
All we viii say to those who are timid about try
ing new preparations is. that strictly guarantee
the ANYGDALINE to be entirely free from all
stmulants, and Isl as harmless flterered water,
aud can be used OF the smallest infant. Asa
HAIR DGEsTING
I; is unequallel by any the world has yet produced.
1t keeps the head entirely Tree of dandfuH erup-
tion. pimples-mpaTtin 10 the hair a beautiful
glossy s4ftness not obtained by any known COM
pound. II VIII also be found botn pleasant and
useful as 4 Cosme;ique, surprising cold cream and
face lotions in its effects Tor chaps sore breast
and nipples we know Of 70 remedy that Is equal
to it.
The TEKFUHE
used IS such that the AMYGD ALINE Will ALWAYS
retain it. and viii not become rancid 10y age; iu
fact, It j. perfect in every particular.
PROFESSOR cRocKETT's ApYGpALINE
Can be had Of all Druggists and Dealers every
where. Price, 80 cents.
Ask for Crocketts Amygda,ine, and take NJ
other. Gm-4S
September 10th, 1854.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19
Delta Silver s Copper Mining Co

IL Plumss Cou1,y. California. Notice IS Ae7abv
given that Al meeting al the Board Il Trustees
O. SID Company. held Nov. Isl, l>54, an 2>seSS-
meut e twenty-five cents per share wsS levied on
tie capital stock Of sail company. paya1le in
1led.4tey ia United States Gal& Cola. 70 the Sec
ret2ry. at his of5ce in Chi-o. Any stock apou
Which Sal6 assessment shah relaaia aopsid en- the
Isl day ot hecemae7 lSS4 viii be advertised on
the 81 IS delinquent aad unless payment shall be
made before, wiI re sal3 en- the l7tA DAY Of be.
cemecr l>l+- y pay ne delinquent assessment, TO-
ge;her with tie cost Of advertising a8d expenses
a sale. i'y o-i5r q i1e Boayd ai Trustees.
HENRY ROBINSON. Sscyetcrv.
of1ce- Robinson ls Wells Brisk. Chico. Butte
County California.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19
InSOlVencV Notice.

~ THE COUNTY COURT. OF BUTTE CO.,
Of the State OF California. In the matter of
the petition Of Wm. ohatkey. vs. His Creditors.
The People of The State oi California send greet
ing: Pursuant 10 an order ot the Hon. V. 5. SAT
trd. Judge OF the said County Court: notice Is
hereby gwen to all ,he Creditors Of the -ail Iusol-
vent t. be- and appear before ,hc Hon. ". ;. Sar
ford. Judge OF the Sail Couaty Coan aforesaid in
open Coag1 AT the Court room of Saii Court. ju
the County Of bajte- oH the 7th day OF December.
\. N. lNdt. at ten o'clock \. NO. That dav. then
and there u show cause. il aay they can. shy the
prayer of said luzolyett should not be granted,
and an assignment ct his estate be made. ana he
be discharged from lis dc.tS and liabilities. in
pursuance ot tie Statate in such case made and
provided AID in the mean time al proceeding al
Jaw and ia equ.y aSaiHst said lgSolyeRt he stayed
Witness nay hand and the Seal @! said Court,
affixed this 81 day Cf November, 3. D.. 1854.
!. @. MOORE. Clerk.
By JAMES GRGSN Deputy. 4w-53
J. O. GOODWIN. Attorney for Petitioner.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19
Superior Copper Mining Co..

STNlON MINING DISTRICT, PLUMAS CO.
a California oeice-Chioo. Batje County,
California. Notice Is hereby gwen tha. a, meet
ils OF the Board af Trustees Of said Company
held on the lS.h day Of October 1864. an asses
meHt No. WAS levied. ~ seventy FIVE cents per
saare. on the Capital StooS OF the Company. pay
able ia United STATES Ga.j Coin. 10 the Secretary,
Z, II Allen. at tIe aaice ot She Company, oy jo
Aaron Johnson. C-5 Clay Street. san Francisco.
Any stovk Iupon which assessments shall, remain
unpaid oa the day O; November iSt4 shall he aG-
vertSed oa that day delinquent. and unless pay
ment shall be made before. VIII he sid On the 6,h
Gay of December lS64. 70 pay the delinquent as
scssmcltS, toEetaeg wish tie costs Of advertising
and expenses u sale.
+. It. ALLEN, Secretary.
Chico, Butte County California.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19
SWEET MEMORIEs-RAIN.

How they splashed the window pane
How they leaped upon the plain
How they glittered in the dell
How they pattersd. tinkled. fell
The drops OF raiI
o. we've not forgotten, quite,
Those sweet bealfies, oTimmed with light
Gaiiy dancing. mad with glee,
Kissing blossom, blush and tree,
Soft drops of rain!
VIII il e'er entrance again.
Cooling, linking, falling rain?
First a sprinkle, then shower,
With dashing. drenching power.
Great drops of rain'
EEsEEcmNG.
Hearkeu, Spirit Of the Rain,
Send those liquid gems again;
Now we lift cur eyes &c thee,
Seorched, ne have one only plea;
For drops Of rain
All Of blessings in thy gift
What's II honor. whats n thrift
Sirius cri-pS u flesh and bone.
Days lag on, and falls not one
Swee; drop Of rain.
Come. soft spriakiings, gently down
Bathe the sole and tathe the crown;
Thousands join the ferytnt prayer.
lis echoed through the MONDAY glare,
For rain, for rain.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-19
Probate Notice

EBB03ATE COURT COUNTY or BUTTE
A lH le matter %. the Estate oi Casper i.cukcr.
deceased
1t aarea-ia- ta t,o Court hy the petition r-g.
scented and figi bv u. n frie-lcaeu. administrator
@. the estate oi Casper Benk's. deceased. PRAYING
for an ov5er % sell re estate ta; 10 is necessary
to sell What portion thereof known as the odd
Fellow Han property. 70 pavtls riiawanrr % the
family, the debts outstanding against tha Decreased.
and tie uca.s. expenses and charges DBL. t.ia admin
lslfailan: i IS tt.rs.are ordered by the C.rt That
a pers rs Interested in the -ai c--ste anrelr ic-
fore the said Probate Cau-t ON Monday I'd, ith day
OF December. l~it, at 10 O'Clock A. ~ af saii day.
al 'he courtroom of said Court, a. the Cslrt House
ID 0fov'Ie, 90 snow cln-e So yam order should not
le granted 20 the sid 5n.1ist1.tor % sen so much
Of the real estate 90 deceased Is prayed t1r zoo tho
ictl-un 4'-- .- cops Ht This l. .ic published
~ least successive ete- Iu tt O. lras .lc NIas
RECORD. newspaper p-hl she'd IL uIlzills. Buttc
county. w. 8. Stafford.
Pro' lt' le1-e. nattt county. Cad.
Dated Ills -I-l ..y o.ta.er 1855
ColNrY OF 8,Irr, ~-:-l. u. O.. Moore Citfk of
Bette county. ami .tlr.l t'.ask of the Probate
Court, do Acre certify t.e .'-lgniu- ta ie q trlc
copy Of the order % ldc and e9te-et a thc minute.
O. sad COAT
witness ny band ard seal o, said Cnuri.
H. 81 a.aVCl tl.- -ith day ~ October. s. o..
loa4. .. g. MOORE. C.crk.
Jt'lE- GtEEy. u. g..
CHAS. T. LOTT. At;'y I.r Petitioner.