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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-11

or private detective; or any other person guilty
thereof, shall be deemed as having comprom-
Used felony, and be thereafter prohibited from
acting as an officer of the Metropolitan Police
force or as a private detective, and shall be
criminals to escape the ends of justice.
Approved, July % 1866.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-11

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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08
g fofal auo Gountp Nems.

LITcHFIELo.- Our first instalment of March weather commenced on Monday morning, and has continued up to this time A piercing North west wind has swept our hills, rolling heavy clouds of dust along the streets and se- riousy impeding navigation around the cor ners. Litchfeld pedestrians should be thank ful, at such times, that our side walks are not smooth as to make it impossible to get a foot.
 hold. There is hardly square yard of side walk on our principal thoroughfares, where a man cannot find good sized hole to plant himself in, and defy the clements. sa- MT. Lane of New Haven and Mir Blake. man of Morris has purchased Cook and Earn. hans market business, and will continue it at the old stand. We recommend them to the many friends and patrons of the old frm
 ssz = A few days ago Chas. R Smith of North Farms shot an owl measuring five feet. from tip toitip. Quitea owl s Eg G8 < .ss |. Philo Chase. of Milton, who has taken no nourishment but whisky and milk for over twenty years, died last Thursday, aged about seventy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08
n@. The Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial writes ou the 9th ult. !:

p@. The Washington correspondent of tho
 Cincinnati Commercial writes on the 9th ut. ]. ss Hon. Ben Eggleston. an old friend of Gen. Grant and his family, called on the General a day or Two since, and had q little social chat with him on the condition of the country.
 He asked him what hs thought of the Freed
 men,s sBureau bill 2 Grant replied thatheIliked
 it very well,e4cept that he thought it ought to
 be entirely in the hands of the army instead of
 IS it is, half civil and half military. As the civil authorities could do nothing without the
 military in regulating the relations between the
 freedmen and the peopleof the south, he be lieved that instead of civil agents and sub agents, the entire machinery ought to be work led by the army. ssOn the subjectso admitting the S0nthern States to representation.a Grant said be was in. favor of letting any loyal manin the South vote for congressman. and if they elected loyal men all right. Eggleston asked him-a little surprised at his cOnservatisnl- how many loyal men hesthoughfh had been cleo.
 ted in the south. ' Abopt sixs including Tenn- troops from the south. as some were it favor |of Grant tsaidzhe had noidsA ofidcing anything |of the kind. He couldn't tell when it miet be |done, but evidently pot inss yet s..,..s ss SeAsA srsadsMas sliesting. q oisissns~ho
 sotsd fors s8irsJ sJohnSoh aaas Aho ssupport his, policy, was attended in New Haxsn lant week; sshd stasss alassss.da by senatora D6olitlls
 Rsv IT. aHAssasx sxsd s4A TsIt is isssjdsntshss
 sAssahssxshssia Union rsnksiszap ,vssy serious affair,
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08
TO CONSERVATIVES,

The advertiser. having been restored to health in few weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered for several years with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to make known ta his fellow sufferers the means of cure,
 To all who desire it. he will sond n copy of the prescription used Gree of chafgel, with the directions for preparing and using the same. which they will find SURE cURR for CONsUnr- rIoN, ASTHMA, BRoEoHITs, CeueHs, CoLDs, and all Throat and Lung Affections. The only ob- feet of the advertiser in sending the Prsscrip- rion is to benefit the afflicted, and spread in formation which he conceiyes to be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will try his reme- dy, as it will cost them nothing. and may s Parties wishing the prescription, TREE, by return mail, will please address -A " a- ef REV EDWH RID A. WILSON, 5g.F
 45ly Williamsburg, Kings Co.,, N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08
- - - 2 z ' Literary Notices.

Godeys for March. opens with Drawing Lesson, which. by the way. is an excellent thing, and the pdblishsfs of this excellent mag laziae dida great thing when. they introduced drawing lessons into their. publication. An other feature of the magasins is an Origiaal plan fora dwelling house in nearly each nun. ber- TheEnsxtthing in the book which wesss is a beautiful engraving called Knncklr Dowp,' then follows Fashion Plate, always of inter. est to the ladies. Besides the larpe Fashion Plate, the ladies will find numerous other things to claim their attention. The reading matter is good as usual Published by l. A Godpy. Philadelphia, for B per year with Enquirer. $4 30. --..s < .s -, i.., .
 = The Atlantic Monthly for March isa very superior number.. It contains the first of a se- ries of articles of great interest from the pen of Mrs. Agassiz, who accompanied her husband to Brazil. from which we give some extracts upon the outside this week. We furnish the Atlantic to our subscribers for 83 per year.
 SKATINa.-0ne of the most healthy sports of the presant age is skating. But two much care cannot be used after skating all the eve ming getting the blood heated and he pores all oper, that you do not get Cold and lay the foundation of throat and lung complaints. Goes Cough Balsam uill be found excellent in all such cases.s We say keep h in the house, ready for immediate use
 Goes Dyspepsia Cure is also one of the best remedies in the world for Cyspepsia. IDgigss. tion. Sick Headache, Sour st tomach, and ell diseases of the stomach and bowels.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08

BETHLEHEM. grand list for the town ol Bethlehem, for 1865 amounts to the sum of $54s,Oe0. being an increase over the list of 1894, of 22,O20, ard deerease from that of 1860, of 29,0s7. A large falling of in the item of money at interest is particularly notice able, whichsiss accounted for by the large in vestments in United States bonds and State stocks. Amount of Bank stock, $3l ,46s money at interest," 7s,lO2;; indebtedness as re ported to Board ot Relief, $47,5s4s additions by Board of Relief, S2.890.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08

WooparaT. Tue dwelling house of Nob,e Atwood in tne southeastern part of the town
 was destroyed y fire on sunday morning, 18th nlt. The fire was disc6vered about half mas, Tour o'elockin the morning. and had made such Eheadway that the family barely escaped with a
 scant supply of clothing. Most of the contents
 ot the house were consumed, including seven ty-tiye or hundred bushels of grain, and other
 provisions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08
z 9MARRIE1J,

In this town, on Tuesday. March 9th. at st. Michaeps Church. by Rev MrPerry, Chas. VI : Hinsdale and Miss Cornelia Lewis. altI-
 At the residence of the brides father ins, West Goshen, on the 18th .ult., by Rev &F' Johnson. Mir J Sanford Johnson of CornWall |. and Martha g. daughter of Frederick N Eos ter Esq.
 Thanks for the leaf of beautiful cake. At Canaan. Feb. 24th, by the Rev. Ira Bon ney. John Cross. and Mrs Martha J Chapin, both of Canaan.
 In Norfolk. March 4th. by Joseph Eldrides, D D.. Homer D St John, of Manteno. H., for merly member of Go. F 2d Cv H A, and. Hattie A Cowles, of Norfolk. -.... -.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08

D@ R H. Eddy, Esq. of Boston, has well earned the title of the .honest and upright patent solicitor, :" now universally given him
 Possessing more years of experience in his pro
 fession, and having procured more patents than any other solicitor now living. he is pre- sminently qualified to aid those who may de sire to obtain patents, or to be advised in res pect to the laws in relation to them. His powers Of analysis of mechanism, and ais quick perception of it's novel characteristics are such, that on the claims of specifications prepared by him there slittle or no chance for an inffinger to evade the patents. For thirty years or more he has devoted his entire time aud sdSE lD perfect himself in this depart ms6l 1g5s7no man equally competent to. <l1 fcinventors t5uching the validi. ty of u ' the patsntabiIty of inventions. In prosecuting claims denied upon imperfsctly prepared specifications, hehas been paiticular- ly successful, large part of bis pracsiee being appeals in cases where patents have been re fused two and three times in consequence oi inexpsrience and incompetency in preparing papers. We confidently recommend MT. Eddy to all who are in want of any information on the snbjuct. and can assure them that implicit reliance may bs placed in any statsments hs may make. n sss.,s { sssss ssss sz. .s k
 1DSe The Address of the ststs csptral Con
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08

| B@- In the month just passed there was no full moon-an event which it is stated never occurred before since the creation of the world, and will not happen again until long after the world comes to an end. '..sg -5svs,5
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08

p@- The Register advises Republicans .a < vote the English and Hyde ticket" IT any are disposed to do it who are nat entirely lost to all sense of shame, we advise them to trans pose it ito vote the English ticket, and hide. -Norcich Bulletin. &1s sss aa sss --&
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08

SG The Albany Argus announces the with. drawal of Hon. Erastus Corning from the firm
 which he hasso long been member and his
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~r~:~-@~~~~~~ ne You Travel Much or Little ' D Iasurs in the Travslsrs of Hartford. DO YOU WORK AMONG MAcHINRRYi 4 4I Inaure in the zrayelsrs of Hartford. DO YOU WORK AT ANY MsCIiANIcAL
 's G g TRADEi zRr.rrF
 Insure in the Trapeiers of Hasttsrd. ARE YOU PROF ESSIONAL MAN. MER- CHANT, MANUFACTURES" or any
 s, s5 other man? .-...
 Insure ig tAs Trarslers cf HdrgSrd.
 IF INsBREs AGAINST
 ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDSr at low rates of premium, and pays its losses promptly. Best protective insurance extant. J. 0. BArrRRsoS, rRks'r. RODNEY DENNIS, sEe ll C. B MALTBIE. Agent,
 47-4w Falls Village, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08
DIED.

In Litch6eld Jan.1l6th, TAs#aa Jaeksgu, aged 9Qyears.
 In New Preston Feb lltA Amy s. wife of Burr Camp, aged ef. .s,- '-T-.,-.
 At New Hartford. on Sunday, Feb. 25th, Julia Sharp, aged f3.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08

N 1 Ibe jubilee of the Copperheads seem desiiaed io te short-lived. The President scoFns aheir hypecritical pretsnsions of friend. ship. Afsw days ago he told Gov. Cox D Ohio, that
 Hisswhola heart was with the body of trns men who had carried the country through tht war, and he earnestly desired to maiotain g cordial and perfect understanding with them. And still later to friend, who called upon him. he said :,.
 4 ao .zotse expeet nor care for Me support ot ths SC0ppsshead Democracy; despise then, for their sympaihies acitA the disunionists ane rebels during tse anar. aud cannot a6iiia acitl them
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08

nA- StarEweather, the Manchester murder CT, was, on Tuesday of last week, sentenced to be hung the sentence to take effect on the l75 of.Angast.s ak.&2 gsa
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08

z ' a NEW HARTFORD .--Rev.s6E E Griswold, O
 Danbury, an able preacher, and Methodist pre- siding elder of the New Haven District preached to, large and attentive audience F g the Congregational Church of this place, ou |zSunday evening last.
 - The congregation have adopted the sens l. sble and scripturai custom of standing up to praise the Lord The choir whether composed of few or many singers, through the efficient draining. and under the leadership of their chorister, J 0 Reach, perform their part in 2
 manner at once so tasteful and pleasing as not
 to suffer in sonparison with any village choir
 lin the county. MgA1a I'M
 NEw MILFORD. The fftieth anniversary Of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Mygats, was duly celebrated at the old family hoinestead q in New Milford on the 18th ut.
 RoxnuRr.-Three severa accidsnts occnrrsdI lasts week. < MT. Staphen Sanford cat his loot w;th' ap axs. and by SO doing, severed one of sthe arteries which caused quite q loss 0t blood: ME. Nathan R Smith was obliged, to have the forefnrsr upon. his right hand ampnfatsd on.| account of a. severe injury feceiYed$ Frank Castle.a lad about .l7s years of age, by aprenaz .fureI dischafrs of q gun, literally destroyad hjs left hand, so kthat amputation hecame aeees- sary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08
SINGERS AND PUBLIC sPBAKRRs.

will find Hsxss useful inE elsafi6E ths yoicsE when taken before Singing or Speaking. nnd. relieving the throat after an unoslal exerfion of the vocal organs. TheE 1foske4 Afe rstDm-
 mended and prescribed by Physicians, and have, had testimonials from eminent men throu0h- Iout the country. Being an article of fine.
 merit. and having pxossd their efficacy by test sf sa many ysass $, sash yss1 anas thsp D pswr 1seeass gre ppissrsally pEoponncsa better than q oaazns oaIysa Bzo~sssB ososiAf4 sOonsss and do uotstakeSanf ofthss Weftl1<;1 ll'I1,isss that mar be offered. asaf e,sf ,ssE fT-a l-',s
 Sold Everywhere in the United Sfatss, end in
 Foreign Countries, at s6 cents per box. 2S0m
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08

Thesoath whs h excludes from all offices under the Federal Government at the South, every man who took part in the Con federate movement. was calculated if not de- signed 10 Furnish places sor the grant poll tlclans of the North, to lazy to earn an honest livelihood, and to charactcrless to be tolerated at home in positions of responsibility. y.-Rsgis- ter
 Asthe editor of the Registera belongs to l this classof sssagrant politicians, he would probably apply to his intimate |" friend |" President Johnson for '.place," if he could only take the e-oath
 nA- Gen Howard has received a@rsport from Ge Fisk, Asst c, mmissioner of the Bu- reau of Tennessee, in which he reports that in education, industry, justice and good order, there is a steady advancement The Superin- tendents. chosen generally from among the cit zens, have earnestly and successfully labored to place the freedmen in good homes, at fair wages, or for 4 share of the.crops raised Pre- parations are being made for vigorous industry, in the coming year.
 f5g3 gs--z-rr---r s-.--T--r7 I s sgpF gss$4s
 Ds In anticipation of increased hostility on the part of those who have consistently hinS dered and opposed the operations of the Freed mems Bareau, and increased reatlessness among the freedmen arising from tue veto of the new bill. Gen. Howard has issued an order to all assistant commissioners to exercise in- creased vigilance. %5 " sE
 neA- Pollard, of the Richmond Enquirer whose paper was lately suppressed by order of Gen. Grant, speaking of an interview with that officer, says: &H&
 It was evident that I had nothing to hope from him for he said to me expressly that, il he had the authority he would that day sup, press the New York News, the Cincinnati En quirer, and the Chicago Times, adding that the Copperhead papers of the North as he desig mated them, were doing quite as much harm as the papers Soutb.5. a az& M a zzsap zrr-szzs .zs. ~ats
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08

E. ngr Bancroft specially names ssrepresent- ativssof the nstion's noble army of martyrs, pLyon, aMcPherson. Reynolds; Ssdgxick, Wads. swossb Foose, and Ward. 5 It is isiassFsssing to
 notice tbas of tkess ssysn. fosls were nsllvessof
 Coni1ecticnt=>pamely Lyon, ssdRRicky Eoots, and Ward-while another, Wadsworth, swas q
 scion of an honored Connecticut family.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08

qA- The Fifteenth Distrist senatorials Con. ssntion met at wolcottville sop Wednesday the 18th, hif. c B Andsews vas elscted tenn porary chairman, and John Woodford Sec. Mf Andrews, after taking the chair. made a brief and patriotic speech. Ths following committee on organization was appointed :: Lyman W.cos. E. 0. Peck, J. W Benton; who reported for permanent officers. c B An. drews. Presidsnt,J " Phelps and R Rockwell vice Presidents, John woodford and sLemuel Ric6ardson. Sscretary's committeeo on Res olntions: H H Stone. E Q Peck, Jaiins Caiiin Report accepted. ..z.. , -
 An informal ballot was then taken with the following result :sA
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08

Kob't Pierpoint 3
 Blank Adjourned to F o'clock. SET
 After dinner another informal ballot was taken with the following result. B R Agard's name being. withdrawna:a.t sssse sssss sss
 Nelson Roberts @ asza l7 sa
 Rob't Pierpoint aAs sstFs 6
 T Skilton s4isss Ss8i 8ls9 Motion to nominate Nelson Roberts unani- mously, carried
 The Committee on Resolutions reported one expressing confdencessin# the cand idate and promising support The following sena- torial committee we're elected H H Stone of New Hartford, Rufus Cleveland of Winchester nnd K o Peek of Litchfeld
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08

DSe The Address of the stste csptxal Con |mittes sin another eolpnp ia aRes tke not ahls |n4mpaien papers ever issaed and will pay. .farl . careful reading.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08

&S0s ov.smuy 0APEesSeu, tng sy0sSA
 of slavery, 90 long < sin, reproach, and n stumbliag block, has been altogether destroy sdsssNotlG word have they of even mild con. gratnlation, for did they not but last year re- gard the grand amendment as an outrage and an Ststhal 6atfiers to Union? Never has that party gixsn word of sympathy to the perse- euted but indomitahle loyalists of the South. Never 6 pledge of faitk to the sacred national dst& ssNsSsfl lhasi tt asied fora thread of seen rity yaGeinst futnre accession or rebellion. Nos rsbel would it ever punish in lands chat tell or persoAH Their whole declaration oi pri..iplss is &nkss desperate clutch at office s sIS ahe. spesdy and inaiscrininate return to
 ou5hs fsllSW scitfss6s, are ths men who sin. sufszery seldier's grave by claiming to he the Tqs T1ends of the Union
 :, How thin and utterly .contemptible the weak disgaise cf thsira Kind words for Andrew JShu Andrew Johnson who ..lb,aved .se. osee>en tn tho Senate and deiied armed treaa- snln Tennssese, who sprane from tba nsonlsr ana II Len name makes war upon ali snonop. ehes ana aristeorasiesss who demands. that .s .ss.soss oe pnnishsd and the people be taught ssse9sas % erines Nho has but inst ds. s,ssSe sosS. Ss RE R Finnsssss 3s would ad
 vlslts6sSniEsa hot one rebel stats s1 vo.... 1sn m1ke& o3se swhgwsznsdr rsheli sfstes IT.. thsy Ahelieh slavery forever, .repudists seeesslens apndiete rebel debts and give fuii
 untssstysd prstection oths ffeednSn; snd v1mnas hAEzj jnsR dsslareds sthst iahisa So1. hsAft aHea1alate with Ahes Union men, vhs sayfiea thf2pGh thjs Ner sgs ....sa -
 W6y3h5 &h31p trick on their part of sesk infaS 611&S SotsS'by shs snominafisn Of . Ican
 di1m1s NheinsG&ngrsasretsd for; the Gsnsti tafi11 TIT 6ent sEhile they sall with on voioe, in conssnfipn assembled, cried out tha, hs Wns moral couard I" .seFsns
 Thsii record He have brieay laid bsforl
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-03-08

: n9r Has the Enquirer heard that MT. Johnson made speech February 22d ?'- Sen
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-10-20
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.'s
THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK
Carrying the Z. S. Mall.

~@. LEAVE FOLSOM STREET WHARF
SSAlA1z.. at II O'Clock A. NJ, on the 10th, 18th
and 30th of every month. Except when those dates
fall on Sunday, and then on Saturday preceding. }
for Panama. connecting, via Panama Railroad,
with one of the Companys splendid steamers from
Aspinwal for New York.
On the 10th, 18th and 3Oth of each month that
has 80 days
On the 10th. 10Th and 30th of each month that
has 81 days.
When the 10th. 10Th and 3oth fall on Sunday.
they will leave on Saturday preceding; when the
18th falls on Sunday, they will leave the Monday
following.
Steamer leaving San Francisco on the 10th
touches at Manzanllo. All touch at Acapulco
Departure of 18th and 18th connects with French
Trans Atlantic Co.'S steamer for ST. Nazaire and
English steamer for South America.
Departure of 10th connects with English steamer
Central America
Departure OF Seth connects with English steamer
Tor Tamaco, the port Of the new mines
The following steamships will be despatched on
dates as given below:
steamers for October
October loth-GoLDEN AGE, Capt. IF. Lam
idge, connecting with ARIZONA, Capt. Maury.
October lsth--GOLDEN CITY. Capt. J. t. Wat.
klns, connecting with HENRY CHAUNCEY,
Capt. Gray.
Oct. 3lst-MONTANA. Cant Geo. II Rraah,,,-
connecting with OCEAN QUEEN. Capt. Weir
Cabin Passengers berthed through. Baggage
checked throagh-l00 pounds allowed each admit.
An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine
and attendance free
These steamers will positively sail at IL o'clock.
Passengers are requested to have their baggage on
board before ten O'Clock
Through Tickets to Liverpool by the "Inman
Line can be obtained at P NJ S. S. Co. Office in
San Francisco ~ AZ
FOR Merchandise Freight, apply to Messrs. Wells.
Fargo & Co. -'''
e@Ihe splendid steamship COLORADO will be
despatched on TUESDAY. January l. 1867. for
HoNGhONG via HONOLULU and KANAGAWA
carrying passengers. Mails and Freight.
+ Gassengeis and Freight will also be taken for
10y. naaOh Alto be forwarded from Kanagawa by
.. or passage and all other informaHon apply at
me Pacific Mail Steamship Cos. Office, corner Sac.
ramento and Leidesdorf streets Ivy
OLIVER ELDRIDGE. Agent
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-10-20

THr IssrRAxcH oS fHR COMAxcHH--Ihe papess
ere nov nearly all ready to prosecute the compa-
MES who insured the ComAnche. It will be remem-
bered that the Board of Supervisors Of San Fran
cisco agreed to pay $50 900 to Hr. Dcnahae if be
would go On and complete the vessel, provided the
Legislature would give them power bill for
that purpose was passed. but Dcnahue assigned
part of the claim on Insurance Companies to the
city. 1t is now proposed that the city pay the ex-
pense Of prosecuting the claims. and as Nj. Dona-
hue has claim of his own, that the expense be
shared between them.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-10-20

SAN FRANCISCO Produce MARxEr.-Flour-The
jobhing trade is quite active at current figures:
Sup hf SKIS 1895; Or SKIS 5@s5 IS; ex hf SKIS
25Gs5 SO; Or SKIS 5095 IS.
Wheat-The market is quiet; prime for export
IS.
Barley-Coast so; brewing 90; choice do 95;
choice old brewing 81.
Oats-Prices remain l40@l45 for fair to good,
and l50 for extra choice.
Potates-Lighthouse so; Missions are held
S06S5.
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Notice..
coryrr TREAsrsxK's oryIcE,

CoCNIf IREASraKks OfyiCI,
oruvii,e, Oct 20. 1856
ulT VIRTUE OF AN ACT PASSED By THE LEGIs.
- iature. providing for the redemption in
dbtedness the County of Butte prior
TO the Of said Ae hereby give notice sealed
proposals directed to up and including Nov 10
1s66 will received for the surrender of County
rants, issued prior the r.s day of May, D 1864
No bids sealed proposals for than PAR will
be accepted. bids unless accompanied by the
rants to be surrendered The bids being equal the pref
erepce shall be given the smallest amount Bids and
tnaunts Of warrants being equal taking consideration
She principal and interest," shall be accepted pro All
warrants not accepted will be returned demand to their
respective owners. Isignedl POND,
Treasurer of Butte County.
P S-Bds remaining in the ofice accepted under
the last call, will be - bids under the
above call Parties the same bs calling Al the
Ireasurer's once. C. L. POND,
Treasurer Of Butte County.