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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-03

I~ AEONSVba 1ONs
The Southern people have given up alI expec-
!asiess stbelsy recognized: asd u equally diff
whooc heads Of Rrsy, yellow, white. or red hair,
have Harrendered ah. Dr COlors
uuder the wonder working influence Of
ClHR1HTA 1DORO'N mAl0 DYE
Which plants permanently in their stead such
blacks s0si browns nature might mistake for
her own. Manufactured by CHEDrADoR0. No.
s. Astct House New York. Sold BY drugkists.
Applied BY ST. Hair dressers.
Allssoclx's Porous Plasaess. = A
Druggist said the other dsy. you have ne sesd
TO advertis. your Porous Piasters. for every one
sold certainly causes dozen To BE- sold, and
dozen sells . gross, and 40 on. You will not be
able TO sspptv the demand soon BuSpwe cen
suppl, 0ousand yards day.
AFFECTION VI EnE sraxs cusgD.
+ HAxsyoRs. Coma Nov. II. 1861.
Messrs TBoaAs ALLcooK i .Co.--Please send,
with dispatch. twelve dozen aAllcock's Porous
Plasters, Our daily. experience confirms tAeir
very superior excellence. At this moment III
writing, man applies for one, who, By entan
element in the shaft Of mashiuery. had both MS
legs broken. spine severely injured. and was for
ncarlv aycar entirely helpless. This man found
relct very soon by the application VI plaster to
his spine. lie was soon enabled to work, and
now he labors a. well ~ ever He would cheer
fully pay q for single Plaster if they could not
be had at lower rate. am surprised that sur
prised that surgeons do not make use Of ttese
perforated rlss,ers, to the exclusion OF all 9th
ers, ms Their Hexib,ity and adhesivc"css are
greatly in advance OF all other plnsters with
which am acquainted; while the perforations
peculiar to them render them greatly superior
70 oil others for ordinary surgical uses. Know
ing the plasters TO be so useful, have no scru-
pies that my sentiments should be known
II J. w. JoHSsoS NJ ID.
Principal Agency, Brsndreth House, New
York. Sold by dealers in Medicines. sep3e
DURNO's CATARRHs SNUFF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-03

d "a C,ooA Banding lots in the city o. Rock
leland, withia 2vs minutes 49, OF sse w. o.
Arsenal. Price from $500 - eso0. isi sss -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-03

I'D y UkifK stE1IG<iI
r's-9H 4 10 5se '9asssfJ 10
.AAfs~A-ssuA.IAsxsx yIbs<y-x
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-03
They Contain no Poisonous Drucs.

PuRsLY vHosrAsLa-Hubbers Celebrated
Golden Bittsrs are composed Of 0entisn, Gala.
mu: Root, Wild Cherry BARK; Anise, orange
Root, sherry Wine, Butternut bark, Csrxway
Seed. Yellow Dock, Dandeliou, DC, all presef-
we'd in Jamaica Kuhn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-03
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DAxvlLts, Pa, June :, 1852 d. VIM. n 0ssgy
sugar diabetes. and for five Uonths paaaed more
than two gallons Of water in twenty -four hours.
IVES obliged to get up - often ten or twelve times
during The night, aid IN Avs months lost about
1851, procured two bottles q Copssisuti"n Va
Ter, endin tyo dsy. SITTER neisg il ! sxsssienesd
relic! and aftes taking i've boitiesl ~ entirely
:sss , ret usual geo h;ah
H. 0rssg 4 Oa--Gssss:-l freely give yee lissrty
TO make use efths following eerli6case Of the vi.
~ Of Cop1situti0s Wster, which can recOp-
mend n TIE highest manner: ~ ~: was att.ck-
e.ct, aaa u - iinbs With ;AIpsssst!a q ~
Heart sat lrriastios. n ~ kzsddv. called =
physician Who attended her about three noatbe.
when. - lelt Der worse than he bad found her. 4
then smploysdcne Of the best physicians I could
ed vhiis ihs - nsdisr His e.ss - $3.50 IN.
fer quite = pssh peia.. he 1ns1ly lesvs her -,
''ske kss ssek sembissstta q, seMp ks6au skss
s = e gssI e 1922 :: 80. - 49,
sssced "a - q Csastiisljos Mslsr, asdAs ~
stase eesesis6htst, aimest The M 1ose scsaas1
70 have The deoire4 effect, and she Kept % ~.
pfSvng 1911 nnder IL tfealpeal and Aer. . \
port0te00o e0t0 - 000o0o1o 0uhDAp 81Dknoj
not takenA4y q the Copstitution Watsr To- about
fer .ssl.l md - =. hsssy = ~ shat 4 -
WV. n. Van RENScuOfsn.
Wssnnes1lsLD. Cora, MareA 3, Ises.s-Dr. ~
r. y-Dssr Ssv = Haviag 49, yssesases-
oe1tnD16 I'll sConstitutioo WSisrs" feeommaad-
d for inAasbhnsttea ef Ne Kias1yss el lrr1sios
ofshe Bladder, hayins suffered ter iAs 1ass tksss
yoaed, - tried the skiM Of . nutnher Of physi-
%; Is &C. = :;s.':s
yu1Afsatda 4arl56f0, 1ee6se lse, SieeSn = |
CS.. 80 w. 49, - - ~ p . = ~ 81
have ~ ~ hcssjes " y, saA =. shers sss.
s exPeeted = = y ~ liss. Esl, ~ = -!
~ ~ " u aad lnefs shan Soc rseeoaso4e
Z = s. Elyike bieliaes = 0ed IN q1ia11s
,ssas yssrfssosa q 4 lSEs; ~ feasa ;Ef1y
~ ~ ~ II nsrGgiissss Psses a.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-03

Maara0onaa1. .wHY EVERY NAN
~ seould 9essy. Whxsvery vemae ssosl
~ s IL ; ,s:: i al .''!;
2 sealed pps. u ID xeplE Addkest M
% whirst pw YSfk IS Vgle-sk y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-03

III, ri corner 81 Perry and fifih streets, q feet
Nrcs.1 a Railroad. md 15e feet front on Perry
street and i he best posileais the ely fsr -
elevator. k sFa 44rs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-03

s0vt luts oftea asrss sAch, balemile tvcm eAy
:, ~ fsland. on the Camden end Rock !eland
sceS amitSb.e for aAfdedfng or fruit faiaing.
CarfS Apply TO GEO. L. Dkv1NPUkT.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
IMPORTANT TO STEAM
= BOATMEN AND OTHERs.-1NsTRUGTIONs TO
POSTMASTERS, &C. -4t 49,. =


POSTMASTERS, &C. a@ aee ea
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
s-. .,. + 81. j.. WASHINGTON, August 49, 1865 { Z
SIR:-The attention of Postfhasters, Special Agents
and all other officers of the Postoce Department is
specially directed to the 9th section of the of Con-
gress, approved March 25th 1864 which imposes fine
of mot less than one hundred than five hun
dred dollars for each and every offence for placing
words limited States MALL or any other words letters
characters of like import, steamboat or other
vessel sagecoach other vehicle, not actually used
in carrying the mails of the United Sates giving
notice, by publishing in any newspaper otherwise,
that steamboat other vessel stagecoach
vehicle, is used in carrying the mails of the United
States, 'swhen the same is not actually so used"
This is in the words following viz: f'l 'i& .
Sec q. Aa,G be 1T further enacted that if any per-
son or persons shall paint print. post in any other
manner place upon attach to- other
vessel stagecoach other vehicle which is not act
ualy used in carrying the mails of the United States
the words United States Mail any other letters or
characters of like import if any person persons
shall give notice. either by publishing in any newspaper
otherwise that steamboat other vessel
stagecoach other vehicle, is used in carrying the
mails Of the United States, when the is actu-
ally so used every offending, wilfully aid
court of competent Jurisdiction be fined in any sum not
less than hundred than five hundred dollars
for such oense onehaf for the of the United
States and the other half to the person informing
prosecuting for the same.
This law must be enforced against al offenders and
and other officers of this Department are
hereby to take the necessary steps for enorc
ing its provisions. w. DENNISON,
sepZl-d1m Postmaster General.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-20
ESeirbGftS= =Nmseiac.

7. 5eaft 81 Gr. paSem tn sso q sOtb SOwarbar, ua5e
3aPsststr Elm E90lsaIe unb Retatl Drug se&aft umb
ap9fes tr6ntt Ssfr g. Sesn1Ofet Dst 6erttt be Ys5
s191stpn SSn TtebaHsten aS SAnftlte bsfprSen,
is @tr e 5etetn Atrtts upte bGs pnbum a Musenaet-
sui tbTi9f cafn4ertIaEa ts14ea, 4. .r ~t'5.-- Us
tl2str3ERt) 1a &. 5emft Il 9 %.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-20

let9t nit Obitbdumen uno @eltrdu9en belebten
uno am untern Gnoe in Elm ihattises BoSfet
1ih perlaufenoen @arten fibrte, Sic 9arnnler@
gebduoe erbltdte man ni1t BON bemStanbpunt<
te, BON tpel6em aus mir baS @eb6ite betra9s
ten, D. b. BON bem pprilberSie Mege Der;
lie barsen ii6 nit ibren sei6pdrSten 9d6ern
uno rubtaen @iIen binter bemDobnbauie. 9lber
Der &au3 ibrer &pblenfeuer pirbeIte qualmg
an Der itet( aniteisenOen, sriineu unO buidistn
8er9ieite empOr, Wel6e ienieit Oes 6luiies Oas
Sbal i6lpb. a - '..''..
Sine weite NusIi6t bate man BON Der See
benleite beS 6aules aus, tpenn man Ii6 auf bic
S6welle Der @artentbar iber Der erwdbnten
Sreppc itellte. .6ier blidte man, lber Die @ipiel
Der Obitbdume fort, ben @inounsen oeS 5luiles
Der ii6 Our9 Grasmatten i6ldnselte, na6, bis
Elm pprlpringencer Berg, Der bem @eWdiler in
ben Beg trat, oaS Sbul 10 oidt abl6lOB, oa6 es
fdien, es 9dbe gar teinen Qusweg oaraus, unO
wer ii4 einnal in oielen ireunoli9en @rcwin>
tel .perlUren, Der iei fur irnmer gefansen barin,
menn cr ni6t etipd ben Dlutb babe, Die iteilen
8er9ieiten binan bur@ oaS Geltriipp li9 einen
9Se9 5u babnen uno 10 gu entfOmmeu ans benz
ltillen 0tet6e Ban'3 unb Der 9laia6en ter
Wupper.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-20
Die xurnDercine betrefFenb,

gSte aus iueuisFenS Ginem 8eilpiel bcr>
1prgebk slauben ntanbe GurnSereine, baB
Fe ll3 benz 8unbe anl6HeBen tGnnem pbne Mit>
slieber etneS 8eatrfs su tperben.
, OaS 1T cine fallAe Mnlbt pie aus bem Sta>
tntent berbOrgebt welGe cine 8ertretune aaf Der
&n9labung nur naG Seairfen erlauben.
Gs tpMrhe auf ber Iaslabune in WaI6inetcn
stsl iiber bteien pnntt 9eipfO6sn, man einiste
I'D abtr aulest habin, baB es teine 6ueimRebtmhe
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-20

8unbe8Seretne seben tonne, iOnberu, bas Iie
enttpeber nit bena&barten @emeiuben etnen et>
9etem 8e3trf btlben pber aber lid etuem I9pn be.
ltebenbsn anIhlteBen mIBten.
GS 1T baS eine gang CUTE Gntl&sicune, tpenn
man iiberbaupt bic 3wefrnGBigtett Der 8eairfe
anerfennt unb biele lit tnbelfreitbar.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-20
ge(f6dfts=an5eigell.7 !
6. g. GGbarot,
qnS,o,;~or

8 SO. 5 0crb Sisb nabe Baltimore Strr
baIt fprtwSbtenb etne Auswabl bon uub n.
ferpprbdnee (SbastSl ndd) fen neaeiten Dtnsrn nnp
Simmer srerben nit ber beftn SprSfaIt tape5irt.
@''', 81. I'LL. (30niaf3aRt)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-20

.zs--ssa tAlVaSS Fas9s as GSVygssEtgA y asg%EtV
4Ss%~SSsM Ben a.H+ s.'i
Neteart45 g nGSs,
Gu. 29, 81 mnb S3 S0Gi6apftr.,
f5rdg eegenI6er pom bee WtGsCr's Office.
Gs s7trs ucu i2 2s5rern pORSubiges 0sealp, gpra&s
z scetb4 esiansa uus 9epnennutseriSt sct5sit. 2ets
t5n.a a 9ate!si3sa unb gfr0usSEf4su iOGie i'm aias
sSgiYgisg 2gf s1iaassa. s5exiI@ee tluterCt u se=.
P,sbsasu RlaifeH, 1-le}
ifl+ @e5liHe aubsrbeiseu IL ene eeEscriu auasaet.
Il / bgr StssIs iit siae 5urnanfatt ues5unSen.
@&aIer - eeg In 2Oa uub e1stS ses
~ omMiSu.
e!a9ese gGs.gn srf3sEt Der 9}rinoipa BET anffalt
s. 2napp, So1ibdbfr.
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Die 0amper tev Bdplinte Sertaiien rem Il n ION Dp
am @nte tcr GSncprtfv. b uni ubr ga@mtttass
fir Mort NtcnrDa une WSrfcI 3D. tie our etne erfe
GIdTe DdmpferIine auf lcm dmes 6uB NIT Gttp pCnt
unb Ribmpnt tn 8erbtnSuna iebar.
Qettere oerlaen Gitg pDtnt urb RtAmpMc tG8ltd um
llbr Worasus un6 heben bft rr WonrOe NIT ben Sabbd:
pFern n 8erbinbunS, weae NCrirl I'M 2& Llhr 9tdbm.
berlaHen uub IN Baltimore rchtsetts FIr bic b2A Ws
Itnen uns gDdIbineten 8atnSIes eintrslfen.
eF- Die Dampfer bieer 9te befltren Ben Sames 5IuE
ttnuns Il 3ur &agtsest utb 8ebsn ben 9afaste-
bnIduelth GSe!eaenbe bic berttatoneu uno anberS
SebenSperibt Su bstdautn.
8tdrts fir beie pldSe inb UorS er Ddr1per 3u bdbe
Bon Baltimore mad NSrfplt ...".."..........$6 So on
- " Sort Wpnrce..... ..............5O0
Durd &idets Baltimore mad Rt6uDnb .........800
@itp ppiat .... ....7.50
Gaiutrnstnmer Hrb GKsuertrG
Ete ommer8eq pemld etten fnb unWSertrpIeu uub Der
Itib gut perl ietsn. ..-
Yailgiere, tpels LIS philadelphia ataeten, trGf
fen redtseitta fir bies Rdmpfer pier eir, ID
YOflastere NIT ben br MUr5en3ps Iep crt tateR
binretenp 3ett In Baltimore ia Nltuas ju ipeien.
gaRIsere NIT tem ubr Nabmta9asW8 ooa 2Dalbtastpn
treien rettSetttJ bier Elm.
,r. .- .ss. ". y. sal | s , Yraftent.
6ugb Or@snnor pai.- Ngent. t3lmdilUStb
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!! "a a Es..s.ssss -; ;;S:;;g
0lDnmS 0rpre6 GOntpn0nie

pal Ipft DTTltt m
SSintbcltcr, Ya.,
speter etubIrt uno tr St4a an itnen Orr 1T In bcuem
Ganee.
Sradt, Badete, @ertbiahelt, Gelner Ii. {. 10.
werten NIT Gt6erbett uub YrUnptbeit tefSroert
Use feI unp &e nge n rerben cpIettrt unb
8etrdse ebst&bltefetuns Der Daaren ct NJ
-... eaiftrt
6r1ebt fir StepbeniUn's Depot
birb entsessnaenrmms unb brI6rbert.
@mpfd ger 8ra6t fir Stspbsnipns DepOt mufen NIT
tbreu 8ubrWerisn btt ber Sano tu te GIer ten
Gen6atnwa8en in @mpfane nebmen ta bteem PIaSe
tein 0dftaus 1T.
Bur ndtere Nustunft Jra6tpreiie u f. ru mete man Ed
tn Der fftce WO 1874 9dlttm ftr., ster
SO. 227 unb 229 8. 6pparbhr
8alitmpre Is. SAINT 1865
(frl2D) Ab6ms Grpree&p
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2Sernrtf tfbtes.

t5rrtissuns fOIst.)
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01
COnstable'S Sale.

nI VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION.
kR issued out of Justice Downers Court in and
for hlmshew Township, Butte County, California
to me directed and delivered, commanding me TO
make the sum of severty-one and II 100 dollars
together with thirtytwO and 10 100 dollars cost OF
suit, and all accruing costs, wherein Frank Cary is
Plaintiff, and Doctor Randall is Defendant. nave
levied upon, and will expose at public sale TO the
highest bidder, at Dogtown, in said county,
On TUESDAY. THE Is DAY OF APRIL, A. y.
1865, at two O'Clock P NJ. Of said day all the right
title and interest of the above named defendant in
and to the following described property heretofore
attached In said to-wit: all that certain
piece or parcel of property, being situated about
three miles from Dogtown, on the road TO MIN
shew, and to Hupp's mill in said township. Butte
County, California-bouRded on the north BY tim
bered land claimed by John Hupp. on the east by
Ranch claimed by ". G. Jones and by Middle
Butte Creek, on the west by Harts Pitch Ranch
and by Big Butte Greek. Said Pitch Ranch Is
known as Doctor Randall's Pitch Ranch, contain
ing about thirty thousand boxes more or less, to-
gether with all and singular, the tenements here
ditaments and appurtenances tbereanto belonging
or in any wise appertaining.
0. l.. CLARK
Constable for kimshew Township.
Dogtown, March "a, A. D. 1865. 4w-2l
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01
Summons,

IN THE JUSTICES COURT, KIMSflEW IT,.
q in and for the county of BUtte. The People Of
the State of California to Dir. Randall greeting
lou are hereby summoned 10 appear before me- at
my Office IN the town of Magalia, Kimsbew town
ship, in the county of Butte. the 18th day Of
March, A. D. lS65. at 10 o'clock \. NJ, TO answer
unto the complaint of Frank Cary. who sues to re
cover the sum of seventy-one and 77l00 dollars.
alleged TO be due on book account for meats sold
and delivered to you in said township, in the wear
of our Lord 1864, will more fully appear by com
plant on file in my office when judgment will be
taken against you for the said amount together
with costs of suit if you fail to appear and answer
To the Sheriff any Constable of said county .
greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand, the 18th day of February, A.
D. 1865. u. c. DOWNER,
Justice OF the Peace of said Township.
1t is ordered by the Court that the above Sum
mons be Published in the WEEKLY UNION RECORD
for forr successive weeks, commencing Feb. 18th
1865; and that o. L. Clark, Constable Of km>hew
township. deposit trne copy thereof in the Post
Office at Magalia, California, postage prepaid ad
dressed TO the above named defendant at his place
of residence. d. e. DOWNER
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01
LEGAL.
Summons.

IN The DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
Il Judicial District of the State of California in
and for the County Of Butte. Sarah Adams ys
Elijah C Adams. Action brought in the District
Court Of the Second Jadieial District and the
Complaint fled in the County of Butte in the
0fice OF the Clerk of said District Court. The
People Of the State of California, send greeting TO
Elijah e. Adams: Iau are hereby required 10 ap-
pear IN an action brought aSsins. you by the above
Judicial District OF the State of California in and
for the county Of Butte, and to answer the Com
paint nled therein "a copy Of which ACCOMPANIES
this Sammonsl, within ten DAYS (exciasive cf the
day of scrvice) after the service on vou of this
SGmnoHS-if served within this coantv; or. If
served out Of this county but in this Judicial Dis
irict. within twenty days; or il served GU, Of said
District, then within forty dsys-or Judgment by
default viii be taken against yOa. The said action
Is brought 10 obtain judgment Of this Court dis
solving the bonds OF mstrimony row existing BE-
tween you and the above named plaintiff on &C
count Of nltreatment abuse. neglect. habitual in
Temperance and extreme cruelty towards said
plaintiff, perpetrsted ST divers times prior to the
18th day OF November. 1855: and she further rrsvs
that she have the care custody and control Of Their
infant child John z. Adams, solely and exclusively
without the interference of said defendant And il
you fail 10 appear and answer the said complaint
as above required, the plaintiff viii apply TO the
Court for decree of divorce. care custody and
control of their infant child. John 2. Adams and
for such further reef as the Court may think lust
and proper.
Given under NY hand and the seal OF the
| IL-s.l District Court of the Second Judicial
District. this 27th day of February in
the year of our Lord, one thousand sht hundred
I and sixiy-hSe J. G. MOORE, Clerk.
IL. ). Internal Revenue stamp, so oents.l
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01
Summons.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT. OPHIR TOWN
Il SHIP, in and for the Comfy Of Butte. The
People of the State of California send greeting 10
John Bordweit: You are hereby summoned 10 ap.
pear before me, at my office in the township Of
Ophir. in the county of Butte, on the I'll day OF
june A. d. 1865. at ~ O'Clock NJ, to answer unto
the complaint of f. A. Halstead who sues to recover
one hundred and thirty dollars, and interest thereon
at the rate of two per cent per month till paid on
PFomissory Note dated March 10th, ls6I, given
by you to f. A. Hal'tead. for value received, and
made payable to said Halstead or bearer Tor the
said principal and nterest-a copy of which is filed
In my Office as the complaint in this case: when
Judgment will be taken against you for the said
amount together with the costs and damages. il
you fail TO appear and answer
Given under my hand this ID day of March, \.
D. ls65. JOHN DICK
Justice Of the Peace of said Township.
Federal stampl
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01

TfNIIIS MEDICINE IS OF PURELY VEGE-
4 table preparation and has never been known
to fail in eiecting permanent cure in the follow
ing cases:
Ague, Anxiety. Loss of Appetite, Asthma Bron-
chitis Cholera Morbus. rheumatism. Convulsions,
Collie, Dysentery, Delirium Tremens. Mental or
Physical Debility, Dyspepsia, Fits, GoIt, Head
ache, Mysteries, Heart Disease Palsy. lmbecility
lmpotency. Suppressed Menses, Neuralgi Pleu
lisy, Ee>tessness, st. Nitas Dance, Structure Tic
Dolereux and WhooPng Cough, &c.
Columns of certificates OF cures might be pub
liShed sufficient to satisfy the most sepical that
this medicine is all that its discoyerer claims for it,
Persons with any OF the above diseases, will do
well to give it trial before dosing themselves with
mineral poiscns; that while they sometimes afford
temporary relief. always leave behind them the
seeds Of some other disease, oftentimes far worse
than that which they are given to cure.
WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE
Is perfectly harmless preparation, and can be
given to an infant without fear OF injury. In fact
there are many persons that give it To crying ba,
bles as soothing syrup, with m1rculous effect.
The Antidote is Tor sale at wholesale. by
CRANE II BRIGHAM.
Corner Of Front and Clay StS. San Francisco.
and at retail by all respectable Druggists. }m MS
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01
MINING NOTICES.
Butte Table Mountain CousOli-
dated Mining Co.

II oCATED NEAR CHEROKEE, BUTTE CO..
L. California There is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock on account of assessments
levied, al sach times IS will be mentioned hereaf-
ter the several amounts set opposite the names ef
the respective shareholders. IS follows;
simon Rose1haun-AS>e>Sment levied No
vember and December 1851, and January
and February lisa Of 81 10 each Certificate
No. ls4. share, SIS 90
Herman Pink-AsseSSmsnts levied April
May, June, Juiy, August. September, Oct.
November. December 1855. and January
February, March, April, May 1854. Of SIS
on each share. a. follows: Certificates No.
42l, i22, AS, 20. AS, sas. 437. shares. s4So
Frederic Mow-AsSessments levied June
July. August, September October, 1sS3. of
$40 on each share, as follows: Certificate
No. S6s. $40, S1l, S73, So, 5 shares $3.50
Gustave wetZlsr-Assessments leyied JuIv.
August, September, October 1861, of sic
on each share, IS follows: Certificate No.
SIS, S4s. shares, SO
Harvey 5. Brown-AsSeSsments levied Aur-
nst, September, October, Novomher. De
cember lsSS. and January, Feb. March
April, May 1854. of IS on each share as
follows: Certificate No. 4S4, ass. 4S6. 4s7
4ss. iS9. 40, AL, 442. AS, IA, AS. AS.
447, 44s, 44s. $50. 45l, 452. ass, 454, &55
456. 457. ASS, 459, 4eo. 46l, i62, 4es
Shares 80. 1880
March, April, May, June, July. August.
September, October, November, December
1851. and January. February. 1852, OF 81
on each share, Certificates No 3S4, 2S5,
. Shares Ss6
Thomas 3. acknowledgements levied Jan
nary, February, March, April May, June,
1864, of IS on each share, Certificates No.
Az, 473, 474, AS, Shares, Sl20
And in accordance with law and an order OF the
Board of Trustees, made on the 4th day OF March
1855 many shares of each parcel OF said stock
may be necessary will be sold at the Office Of Butte
Table Mountain Consolidated Mining Company. at
the store of Messrs. Cotton & Darrach. in orovile
Butte county, California on Monday, the 18th DAY
of April 1866 at O'Clock 7. NJ. of said day TO pa,
said delinquent assessments thereon, together with
costs of advertising and expenses of the sale.
CHARLES WALDEYER. Sec'y.
Office Of the above Company at Messrs. Cotton 4
Darrach's store. Oroville. Butte county. Cal.
The weekly union record., 1865-04-01
COnStable's Sale.

R1 VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION
- issued out Of Justice Downer's Court in and
Tor hlmshew Township, Butte County. California
to me directed and delivered commanding me tn
make the sum of fifty-ive and 50l00 dollars to
geiher with seventeen dollars aud fifty cents costs
oi SUIT and all accruing costs. wherein VIM. g .
Jones Is Plaintiff and Charles Specht is Defendant
| have ievied upon. and will expose at public sale
to the highest bidder, at Dogtown in said county.
on TUESDAY, THE Is DAY OF APRIL A. h
1865, at half past two O'Clock of said day an the
right title and interest Of the above named defen-
dant in and to the following described property
heretofore attached in said cause to-wif: on the
fourth of March, A. D. 1865, and described as fol
lows to-wit: That Pitch Ranch situated about sin
miles below Dogtown, on The Orovie road; bonn
ded on the north by Hart's Pitch Ranch on the
east by kannaker Ranch. on the south by Kopkle
and Reese, on the west by Dry Creek, Containing
about eight thousand boxes more or less. Said
property is known as Specht's Ranch
o. L. CLARK
Constable for Kimshew Township.
Dogtown, March "A, A. D. 1866 4w-2lp