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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-28

TIE TUCKER MoNUMENT-The mOnu-
ment to the late Philip G. Tucker, erect
cd by the Grand Lodge of Free MasOns
of Vermont, has just been Completed
1t stands upon commanding site in the
new cemetery at Vergennes, and is of
white monumental marble from the Rut-
land quarries. The base Of evergreen
marble is three feet ten inches square
by one foot nine inches in height,
weighing two tons Upon this rests two
other bases, then the die-shaft-cap-
ASHER and gaveL
The monument is fifteen feet in height,
composed Of eight different pieces The
evergreen base, mathematical of the i'm
mortality OF the soul, and the asher and
gavel, working tools Of the order, the
one the foundation, the other the sur
mounting piece are the only Masonic
emblems upon it. Upon each side of the
monument is a shield in has relief, upon
one of which RS engraved the following
PULP c. Tucker,
Born
in Boston, Mass,
Died
in this city,
April 10, 1861,
Aged 81 years.
At the base is the following apprOpri-
ate inscription composed by Grand Mas
ter l.. b. Englesby:
This monument is erected by the
Grand Lodge of Free Masons of the State
of Vermont us memorial of its esteem
for him as man, and in recognition of
his valuable services as Grand Master Of
the State during a period of fourteen
consecutive years.
The monument, which is very beau
tiful one, was designed by Pitt w. Hyde,
Esq Of Hydeyille, chairman of the com
mittee appointed by the Grand Lodge to
superintend the work The Grand Lodge
i'll the erection of this lasting memorial
of Mr.. fuckers worth and ability as a
man, have reflected great credit upon
themselves, the craft ia general and the
state, of which Mr. Tucker was lead
ing citizen.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-28

times the value OF cider at the press In
almost any district where 1t is tolerably
plenty.
The eighteen thousand bushels of APP
Piles manufactured last Autumn at Was
sale, into gelee de po,nae, did not inter-
fere at all with the regular days work
upon milk The juice was prepared du-
ring the day, ready for the condensers,
and passing through them during the
the night, and everything washed and
secured in time to receive the morning
charge of milk.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-28

THE REBELHoN.-Thc news from d
army before Petersburg presents nOthil
of striking interest, Siege preparatio.
continue with unrelenting vigor. Sht
idan is reported to have started on 81
other Of his terrible raids into the heal
of Virginia. An engagement occUT
on Saturday between a rebel batter
and the gunboat Malvern, when d
battery was driven away. On the san
day twelve large torpedoes were foua
in the James river, some distance beO'
our present position. Great surS'
was exhibited as to how they cou
have been got in that position.
The government is said to haveT
ceiyed the highly gratifying informstId
that Gen. Sherman's whole army b
crossed the ChattahOochie and advance
five miles south Of the river, the reba
making no serious resistance. JohI@
is thus forced into the defences OF u
lanta, and the city is already under u
guns of Sherman, as it is but se'a
miles south OF the river.
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WOuNdeSl.


Let me lie down,
Just here in the shade OF this eannon-torn tree,
Here, low on the trampled gras where may see
The surge OF the combat, and where may hear
The glad cry Of victory, cheer upon cheer;
Let me lie down,
Oh, il was grand
Like the tempest we charged, the triumph TO
share;
The TEMPEST its fury and thunder were there;
On. on, DER inirenohmentS, Ger living and deal,
With the foe under foot and our flag over head
Oh, il was grand
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-28

GEN. SHERMAN.-The significance of
the last news from Gen. Sherman is that
his advance to Peach Tree creek cuts off
Johnson from retreating in the direction
of Richmond. That creek is on the
north Of Atlanta, running west, and
emptying into the Chattahoochie at
nearly right angles TO it. If Johnston
were to withdraw either to the east
ward or to the south, it would be
merely for escape, because he could gain
no stronger defenses than he has al
ready abandoned, and his retreat would
soon degenerate into rout. 1t remains
to be seen whether he c0ntemplates a
serious defense of Atlanta. Sherman
probably hopes that he does.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-28

KESTucKY,-A step toward the
demption of Kentucky has been taxi
by Gen. Burbridgc That officer D
been taught by experience the secrets
guerrilla warfare, the life of which 81
the support it receives from the inha0I
ants of the country in which it is e
ried on, and in the indulgence heretod
mistakenly and cruelty granted to ca!
tured outlaws. Gen. Burbridge now
ders that rebel sympathizers living wiz
in five miles of the scene of any guerEll
outrage shall be sent beyond the Unls
States that the property of rebel ~
pathizers shall be sequestered for the
Identification Of losses by loyal cities
and that the murder of each Union cY
zen shall be avenged by the military
ecstion of four guerrilla prisoners !
would seem that the career of irresa'
warfare In Kentucky is run.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-28

RAPID CoNvERSIoX.-ln the earliest
evening edition OF the n. Y. Express of
.,ionday was an editorial TRADE against
Massachusetts, for buying negroes, as
it calls it, that is, recruiting for its quo
ia in the rebel states under the new en-
rollment act. Massachusetts, eXclaims
the editor, is doing what King George
did whec he hired the Hessians, and he
adds:
Alas,-for poor whites, when they
refuse to do their own lighting, but hire
negroes to do it for them p
At five o'clock on the same afternoon,
the editor of the Express had gained
such an accession of wisdom and COM
mon sense that he said, afterreciting the
substance of the Presidents Proclama-
tion-the italics being thus:
Now, to save cur city from the con-
sequences of a enforcement Of the
CONSUMPTION, our municipal government
have duty to perform, within the law,
which ought not to be for moment
neglected. That duty is-to organize a
recruiting bureau to RAISE men IN such Of tie
rebeHious States as the lap enacted by Can
greSs assigns for that purpose.
If the proper efforts be made, and
made at once, there can be little doubt
but that in the fifty days grace vOuch-
safed us enough of men can be procured
in South Carolina, Georgia, etc, to en-
able US to fill our quota without fur
Their drain on our population. Massa-
chusetts is already in the field, with her
regularly organized agents in commits
sion, drumming up men, down there ;
and now that there is to be draft, we
trust New York. in Justice to herself
viii go and do likewise"
There were sundry filings at Massa.
chusetts in the first article, which might
seem to require some notice; but they
are all Cancelled, and our state vindica-
ted, by these last earnest cxhortationS
to make the most Of measure, in the
adoption of which the writer had said
q Massachusetts WAS OhpVpd - 6VrHg{
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-28

SOME GRowTu.-Mr. D. G. McCluer,
clerk of this Office, has squash vine in
his garden, which grew eight inches in
twenty-four hours. Considering the ex-
tremely dry weather this is rather re-
markable.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-07-28

Weary and IA nts
Prone on the soldiers couch, an, how rest,
With the shot-shattered head, and the sabre
pierced breastf
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RUTLAND HERALD.
THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1864,


The New York Tribune In four col
umns of solid nonpareil gives an inter
esting description of the process OF con-
siensing milk, coffee, apple juice, grape
Juice, and other substances To all III
bune readers we-would recommend to
preserve the paper that contains this ac-
count and give it a very careful pc
,-,,pa1
The weekly union record., 1864-11-05
Sheriff S Sale.

EeN VIRTUE or TWO WRTrS or FNFCT
: tiou isSlsd ont OF the Court uf Jahn Hick
Justice Of the Peace in and for epl3r Township.
Butte County AMI state of California. IN the c.~c
ot the People ef the state oi California =. J.. ".
fCENFR and certain Real Estate 90 me directed
and delivered c1mmaH1iHg ME u make he follow
lug >tims for Judgment and costs to wit One Joy
the sum oi unc,ecp and 4Z-l0o dollars ana frrrn;,
four and 95 100 dollars cost cf >uit aud an atrri
ing cost-and one for the sum OF thir'vone and
- 100 dollars and twenty eight ana 81 100 doilfs.
costs 20 >Ht and ri. acCryf-is COSTS have i.s.tt
upon and VIII expose 40 f4a.r sale i47 cash fp
that bidder who will take the smalle,, portion ~
the premises hereinafter desc-ihed, aud pay the
amount OF said judgments costs and accruiue
costs. and IN case no bid j. made f1r the whole ~
said and, OF for portion les than the whole and
pay SAID Judgments, costs and accfning costs thea
and IN that event will sell such snh divisions +,
be designated at the time. as NAV suit parcha-ef~
10 the highest bidder for cash. until the whole of
said land is sold unlesS the amount of said ild-
ments, costs and accruing costs should be sooner
realized. on
MONDAY. THE 18th or NOVEMBER. A r
1854 at o'clock Of said day. AT the Coufs House
door in said County all the right title and inter
ct Of the above named Defendant ia and to the
following described property t0-wit: One hundred
ana >lNiY acres oi land and Improvements situate
IN Chico Township, ana bounded on the East bv
lhbhie land, on the West hy Sutton- on the
North by Coins. and Oh the Souih hr The Pratt
Grant. F. DAY.
Sheriff of Butte County,
By +. JoNE>. Under Sheriff,
oroyiiie. Oct. -. l>ti iw-lrf
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Sheriff S Sale.

FpY VIRTUE or \ WRIT or EXECUTION
: issued ogt Of the County Court in and for the
County Of Butte and STATE Of California 80 me d.
retted and delivered. commanding me 70 make the
sum Of ninety-three and 75-l00 1898 81 dollar
with interest, Al the rate of ten per cent per an
mum until paid: to-cthcr with one hundred -iN
and 90 100 [Sl06 6ol dollars and fifteen and - loo
Islj13l dollars accriiug cost and all accrung
costs. wherein RILEY LA@-+> Plaintiff and T. Il.
TUNER Is Defendant. J have levied upon and
viii expose at Public Sale. % the highest bidder
for cash at the Court House door ia said County on
MONDAY THE l4th OF NOVEMBER A. D.
lS64, NJ O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day al the right
ttie and interest OF the above namei Defendant.
in and 10 the following described property OF Real
Estate described as follows: One hundred ani
sixty acres Of land situated in Chico Township
County 81 BItie and state ef California ana
bounded on the East by Dihhles land: on the West
by Sutt0ns land the North by COINS land aud
on the South by PIaiis Grant.
T. ". DAY.
Sheriff of But;e Couutv
BY +. F.JoNEs Under Sheriff.
Oroyille. Oct. r. IoG4. sw-n5I
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Sherif'S Sale.

EHl VIRTUE or \ WRIT OF EXECUTION
, Issued out ot the District Conrt of the Se-
ond Judicial hi>trct.In and Tor Blue County and
state %. California. L. me directed and delivered
commanding me @ make the sum Of four huudrci
and seVea s-loh dollars and also for siN;ysac d.!
lars, costs of salt and all accruiag cast. wherein
JCSErH BLoCu lS Plaintiff and W. H. LELAND is
Defendant ! have levied upun and will expose at
Public sale 10 the highest bidder tor cash at the
Court II iouse o'.g ia said county. on
MONDAY, TIE 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER 4. I. .
lN6t AZ O'clock 7. NJ. of said day al the rilhf
title and interest of the above named Defendant in
and 10 the following described property heretofore
attached Ia SAID cause to-Wit. on the l4ih dav af
Juiv. \. D.. l>64 and described n follows to-svii.
Commencing oa the North side ct Montgomery
street at tle Northwest corner ul Third Ayeuur.
thence rguuipg in Westerly direction two hun
angles three hundred feet thence at right angles
Ea~tcfly Two hundred and sixty fo1r fcei thence
AZ right angles Sauthery three hundred feet 90 the
place Of beginning Also. all the right title and
interest Of the above banned Defendant IN and o.
the following Described property heretofore attach
"a IN said cause to wit: On the twentieth dav of
July, \. d. lNG4, and described rs follows teNi;.
Commencing on the South sile cf Montgomery
Street at line with the center Of a we'll. theme
running along Montgomery Street in a Westerly
direction twenty feet; thence south one hundred
and th.rv-twa feet: thence East twenty feet
thence Nor'h one hundred and thirt two feet Up
The place Of beginning; the same being part or
lot No SIX 90 in block No. twenty one l2l) a~
laid down the official map Of the town Of Orn-
Vile together with All aad singular the tcuement-
hcgeditaments and appartenauces therennt1 no
ID CnE OF IN any wise appcltaiuins o. al the
above described property.
F.W. DAY.
sheriff of Buttc Comfy.
ly B.F.JoNEs. L nder Shcun.
0royjl'c. oct. 18Th. l>fl s1-p5o
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LEGAL.
Sherif'S S Sale

DY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF FXECYTIpN
D issued cat Of the Cogyi cs John I,ics. = P IN
ana for ophir township, Batte county. State Of
California IA the case oi The People Of the Stale @.
California ". !. n. Alexander and certain -esl
estate. u directed and delivered commanding
ne 70 make the Of one hundred and sixtv-thrse
aud -Aleo dollars taxes. and seventy one aad 81
loo dollars costs Of Sait t0.theT with all acc-uin-
eo>t> 10 satisfy Judgment readersd IN said Court
n favor Of said plAiniia and against sid real estate
ana the defendant above named, have lev ed upoC
and Nad expose AZ pabiic sale, for cash, to tha.
bidder who Viii take the smallest portion cf the
premises hereinafter described and sv the amount
q; said Judgment ca>tS and Sceguin- costs: and J..
case ne A56 : made for the whole 81 said land OF
portion less than the whole ef said land and paw
said Judgment, cost and accruiug cast then aai in
that event. VII sell Sllch Subdivisions to De de-
isuate1 - the time may saii purchasers II thc
hlEhe>; bidder or cash until the whole 81 said Land
= sold unless the amouut Of said Judgment cost,
ana acorains casts should - sooner realized. on
MONDAY. The lfrH DAY OF NOVEMBER
a u lNH+. AZ > @ clock 7. NJ OF sid day. AZ The
vvsi House door Ia said county all the right title
and Interest oi the above named defendant ia anu
Il the ioiowiug described property. 70 wit: 'I2>e
acres ot land and Improvements situate in Chico
township on Little Battle creek bounded follow,
Beginning at a stake marked - H." / 7aluo
chains from creek and feet from an oak tree
marked II. Ill, ~. standing \ 50 degrees W from
an oaS feet IN clVcsnlie renee. marked with )
notcntS. : I . de-rceS r. 6 chains from Z large
fo1kc3 oak feet IN circumference. marked with
notcheS. thence &S degrees " 10 a stake marked
NJ. VIII Standing D. degrees " / chain from an
oaS tree 'cei IA circumference marked with
noiche> taCln- stake: thence A. degrees W J.
chains 10 a stake on hank of creek marked Y VII
standing INKS from az oak marked with nOtchcs
facing stake; thence L. degrees W - chains 8 A
stake marked Y MI, standing : - degrees
5olo0 chains from a leaning oak n feet in circum
terence marked with notcheS: thence y IS deeree>
one mile to a stake marked NNlN XNVi. siaud-
lnc 81 degrees W S6-l00 chains from an oak feet
g inches in circumference. marked with notche>.
thence = degrees f s. 5e-l00 chains 10 place Of
beginning.
T. W DAY
Sheriff Of Butte COUNTY.
BY g. F. JoNrs Under Sheria.
OrtVilie. Oct. - lSs4
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Probate Notice.

EN TIE PROBATE C0URT-BUTTE COUNTY
z California. IL the matter ii tie Estate OF J 4
COB BARTHOLOMEW. deceased.
On reading aud Ging the petition of Emily Bar
thn.omew AdmiaiStIatriX Of the Estate LETT uuad-
miui~tered VI Jacob Bartholomew deee5 -ed setting
5rth that lIe has fled her final account of her adj
minl,tradon upon said Estate IN this Court. and
that the same has been duly audited, allowed and
cpufraeG-that all the debts aud expenses Of ad-
miuiStEatoa have been faily paid; and that por-
ton of said Estate remains 10 he divided among
the heirs Of said deceased and praying among 9th
er thng> for an order OF distribution of the residue
0t said Estate among the persons entitled 1t j.
the said Jacob Bartholomew. deceased, lie and ap-
rea~ before th- Probate Court of the County 1t
Blt;e. at the Court room ot said Court in the
town oi 0r0Yilie in said County. on the 2-th DAY
u Noyemaer. 1864, at eleven o'clock ia the fore
n9ou oi said day, then and there % show cause
the residue If said Estate among the heirs of the
said Jacob Bartholomew, deceased according 10
.au-
il Is further ordered that copy Of this order he
Dt}'5slca frT fur successive aeeks before said
18th day Of November. 1861 in the UNI0S RECORD
q newspaper printed ana Published IN the town of
0roylile County ct Butte Aforesaid
Probate Judge Butte Comfy.
o toher 2lth 1864.
COUNTY OF BUIIE -ss. l. =. q. Moore County
Clerk Of Butte Coauty AMI kXoiaci0 .erk Of the
Probate Court, do hereby certify tie foregoing 70
be 2 tr1e copy @! The 1-ler made and entered on
;le minutes OF said Cont
- Witness my hand ana seal Of said Court.
Is. affixed this 24th day OF October. 4. D..
-- l,6l. !. 6. MOORE, ClelG-
IN. BURT.
4w52 Attorney for Petitioner.
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Medical Wonder.

The stopping, trembling victim OF depression
and debility becomes new man he stands erect.
he moves with firm step: his mind which was
previously sunk in gloom Of an almost idiotic
apathy, becomes bright aud active and he roes
forth reseneTated. conscious of new vieor. The
medicine reaches the Constitution itself and re
stores il ts its normal condition
Irritation OF the Neck Of the Bladder Inflama-
ton Of the Kidneys. and CatarTh OF the Bladder.
Stranguary ana Banning. or Painful Criuatius
Calculus, Gravel. Brick Dust Deposit, and Mucous
or Milky Discharges after Uriuating.
For these diseases il ! truly q sovereign remedy
and too much cannot be said in its praise 4 sin
gle dose has been known 10 relieve the most urgent
symptoms. Try It i'll these cases and You Will ever
give Your praise.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-05
Probate Notice.

EBROBATE COURT. COUNTY OF BUTTE
4 in the matter OF the Estate of :. b. OsEnrEs
De 'eaSed- The People u the state u California
send greeting:
In pursuance of an order n fhe Probate Judge
Of this County duly made and entered m the glst
day Of October lsGi. Notice s hereby given tina.
Wednesday, tie "a day OF November i-6s. ai isf,
clock 4 " ot said day. al the Court room a.
bis Cont. at the Court House in the town o.
eroyl-e and County Of Butte. has been appointed
i9r hearing the application Of David Evans. pray
inc that document now ga file in this Court p1r.
porting . be the last wiil and testameut OF +
eSB0URN deceased. he admitted % Probate. ami
that letters tes.4meatafy Ire issued thereon o. Da
yid Evans and Geo. c. Perkins, who are named
therein aa Executors. AZ which time and place a..
persons interested nlay aad contest the sane.
Attest. J. q. MOORE CLERK.
By JAMES GgEEY. Deputy.
Cr9yiiie- Oct. 2lst. ls64. sw.n5I
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LeDoyens' sarsapariio ,l,cro,tx,

Is the result of modern discoveries in the vegetable
kingdom being an entirely new and abstract meth
Cd of cure, irrespective Of all the old and worn cut
systems.
This medicine has been tested by the most emf
nent medical men OF the day, and by them pro
nounced to be one of the greatest medical discoy-
cries Of the age.
One bottle will cure General Debility.
few doses cures Mysteries in females.
One bottle cures Faptation Of the Heart.
From one 70 three bottles restores the man illness
and full yg0r Of youth.
\ few doses restore the appetite.
Three bottles cure the worst cases Of impotency.
few doses cure the low spirited
One bottle restores mental power.
few doses bring the rose Il the check.
This medicine restores to manly ylgor ana robu,;
health the poor, debiiitated aad worn down.
The listless encrvated youth. the overta~ked man
OF business, the victim Of nervous depression. the
individual suffering from general debility. will al
find immediate and permanent relief hy the Use u
this BiiXir or Essence of Life
Sole agent. 62a Front street. San Francisco.
Sold by all Druggists Aroa thout the Pacific Coast.
Gm n39
The weekly union record., 1864-11-05
Butte Gold and Silver Mining
qInDany.

q oCATED NEAR HONCUT CITY BUTTE
u L County. California Ne'jce is hereby given
that At 4 meeting e. the Trustees Of said Com
pany held On the SIT Gay q October, l>64 an a.
>esSIleut q taree dollars lS3nVl Per share vas lex
led upen the capital stoek Of said COMPANY. paw
a5ie 10 FRED How Secretary, at the Office of
the company Al LapoTle, Sierra C0guty, California
on the ioth day Of October. 1851. ANY stock upoa
which said assessment shall remain unpaid or the
l1ta day Of November 1851 VIII he advertised GA
that day a. delinquent: and unless payment be
made oeiole, VIII ae sold on Ibe 26ih day Of Ne
yember- l>64 to pay the de6noaeut assessment. 10
getheF with the casts of ADVERTISING and exfen>e>
et sale BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
FRED HOWARD. Secretarv
Laporte October Sth IS34
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THE rxngESiGxED OFFER FOR SALE


$50 barrels plaster paris Zoe barrels marble
dnst, 100 barrels cement. 50 barrels spanish whit
ing. 500 carhoys oil vitrol, Eastern: 5000 lbs
nitric acid, strong; 1900 lbs ciiric acid 2000 lbs
ruriatic acid. 5000 lbs powdered tartaiic acid
best: 10 casks super carb soda 500 ozs sulph
quinine. loo ozs strychnine, pare; - sulph NOR
phine. loo lbs iodide POTASH, l25 lbs chloro!orm
los lbs calomel, 1000 lbs spts nit and aq am
monia, 500 lbs balsam copaba. 750 lbs gum ara
bic, white; 2000 lbs hnrs sulphar. 500 lbs oil lem
on hergamont $500 gallons keroSine oil 1000 gals
pure lard oil. in tins; $50 gals Alcohol 95 per
cent in tins; 100 gals liuseed oil. 1000 gals
neat>foot polar and china nut OIL 500 gals castor
oil, origanum, peppermint, sprCe and almonds,
paint brushes. white wash brushes hair brushes
tooth brushes, feather busters 10 bhls refined
lampback, % hblS irish moss. 10 cases isuglass
700 doz Wright> pills. 20 gross Brandreth's pills.
100 gross M1fiats. Ayers, Javne'S, Lees and
McLanes pills, 100 doz Myers sarsaparilla and vel
low dock, 10 doz Lyons katharion. 500 jale,
Haules Co. extracts. oils. COlogneS. &c. 20 box
es CASTLE soap. genuine; 20 best olive oil
5000 lbs sal soda. 90 bbls resin, 5000 lbs Shakers
herbs fresh; 400 lbs pure ground sage, fresh 1000
lbs pressed hops in one.fourth one-half and | ID
papers. $500 lbs borax 1900 lbs assorted paints in
cans, tun Of putty in biadders and cans 20 bbls
dye woods, varnshss Of all kinds. - bbls canary,
hemp. fax and coraader seeds. In quantities TO
suit, all al the lowest prices. Orders respectfully
solicited. Il. II. MCDONALD 4 Co,
Importing Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
Il. II. McDON AID x Co.. Sacramento.
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Butte Mammoth Gold. Silver
and Copper Mining coupauy.

u 0CATl0N OF MINE-OREGON MINING
II District. Butte County. California. Notice J.
hereby given tbat 1t 4 meeting ai the Board OF
trustees OF said company, held cn The ga day of
september. lst+. assessment OF seven cents per
share toi one foo) OF the capital stock OF said
panY, payable Immediately IN [ :. gold cola To ihe
Secretary Al the office Of the company ia 0royille.
Aay stock upon which said assessment >hailsrell.u
unpaid IN Monday. the 24th dav of October 4. T..
1864 Will be advertised on that DAY as delinquent
and. unless payment shall be made before, Riu be
sold on Monday, lith day of November. l>Gi 20
pay the delinquent assessment. together with cost
OF advertising and expenses Of The >a.e,
BY order OF the Board al Trustees.
4. MAURICE. Jr.. Sec'y.
Oaice-Bird street. Ur0vi.ie.
Sept. y. lS6l-iw