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The weekly Butte record., 1866-05-26
Insolvency Notice.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE COUNTY
4 OF Bu;;e, State of California. In the matter OF
the petition eff Samuel Windrem, insovent
debtor
The People of the State of California. to all the
creditors of Samuel Windrenl, send greeting:
Pursuant 10 an order of the Hon. w. S. Stafford
Judge Of the said County Court, notice is hereby
given TO all the creditors of the SAID insoivent
Sanluel Windrem. 70 be and appear before the Hon.
". s Stafford, County Judge aforesaid in open
Court. al the Court of said Court in the town
Of OroviHe, County Of Butte. on the 2sth day of
June, 4. D. 1866 al 10 o'clock A. M of that dav
then and there to show cause. If any they can why
the prayer Of said iusolvent should not be granted
and an assignment of his estate be made and he
be discharged from his debts and liabilities in rnr-
suance OF the Statute in such made and provi-
ded and in the mean time all proceedings against
said insolgent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal Of the said County
Court, this 22nd day of May. A. D. 1866.
lL.s.l j G. MOORE, Clerk.
JAMES GREES, D. C.
j. NJ BURT, Attorney for Petitioner.
u. ). Internal Revenue Stamp, so cents.l
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ROvILLE. SATURDAY. MAY 26, 1866

BuTTE COUNTY STocK PROTECTION AssocIA
Ioy.-The following Resolutions were adopted
meeting of Stock owners held at Wyan
ot.e. May 5tb, 1866:
WHEREAS, Butte Co. is oye.run by thieFe;
0 such an extent that the people are hot sale
o the possession Of Horses aud Cattle, there
ore, We, Stock owners of said County. dc
orm an association TO be called 1HE BUTTE
JoUSTY STocK OWNERS PROTECTION AssocI-
.TIoy; further, that in the present condition
# the country, many thieves cannot be ecu
icted. either through some fallacy 10 the laws,
,r in the execution thereof, therefore be it
RESOLVED. l. That all law abiding and
liberty loving citizens are invited to join Us IN
he good work of riddiug this Co. of thieves.
2 That all persons who become Members
of this Association, are hereby requested TO
'urnish copies of their brands and marks 10
The Secretary.
3. The Secretary will furnish to each and
every member of the Association copy OF the
brands and marks OF the members.
4. Every member will examine all stock
that is being driven or ranging through the
country, and report Immediately to the owner.
S. That Committee of Ten be, and is
hereby, authorized to frame Schedule by
which they may be governed further that an
assessment may be levied In the following or
der that every member pay according to the
value of the stock which be owns, said assess
ment not to exceed twenty five cents on the
Hundred Dollars.
G. That this Society, through their Exc
cutive Committee, pledge themselves TO pay
any outside witness who is or may be sun.
moned BY any member Of the Association. the
sum of One Dollar and a Hall per day during
attendance on Court
7. That the Committee OF Ten be and are
hereby authorized and empowered TO examine,
investigate, and try and bring to Justice all
persons who are found in possession OF stolen
stock further. that said Committee are en-
powered to call to their assistance any or all
members of the Association.
s. That any name presented for member
ship Of this Association, shall require to be re-
commended By one or more members, and ap-
proved by the Committee.
There is meelog of the Association TO be
held at Roses Station, Saturday, June 10th,
at One o'clock, p NJ A full attendance is
requested, as there is important business to
come before them, also Treas'r to be elected.
Any member who has not sent in his brands
and marks TO the Secretary, is requested to do
so Immediately, as he wishes to issue copy OF
them to each member on or before the next
meeting.
W. ZUMwALr, President
S. w. Ross, Sec'y.
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NTOTHING THAT Is NOT WHOLESOME,
y genial and restorative in its nature enters into
the composition OF Iostetter's Stomach Bitters.
This popular preparation contains no mineral Of
any kind. no deadly botanical element; no fierce
eNCant; hut il Is 4 combination OF the extracts of
balsamie herbs rnd plants wiil the puresi and
milGest of all difl,isive stinllants
The weak stomach Is rapidly inyigpra;el and
the appetite restored by this agreeable Tonic aui
hence il works wonders in case of Dyspepsia and
gentle and painless apFerleut, aS we'll aFoa
the liver. ii also Invariably relieves the C0..stips-
ton sEpernduced by irregular action Of the diges-
tive secret.ve organs.
Persons of feeble habit liable to Nervous At
taekS, !ewne-S rf Spirits and FitS o. i.anguoF,
ird prompt and permanent relief irign the Bitters.
The testimony On this point Is most conclusive and
from both 81 Xes.
The agony Of Billions Collie i Immediately as
suagcd ty a single desc OF the stinulant, and by
occasionally resortiHg 10 It, tie ietGrn Of the
plti.gt may be preTeaiel.
As General fonie Hcsfe tcr's Bittsrs prGlace
effects which must he experienced or witnessed he
fore they he fully Appreciated In eases Con-
siitutioua Weakness. Premature Decay and Debil-
ity aud Dcc?eplade arising from ed age, it eXer-
cises an electric influence. In the c9nvaesCeat
stages O ali diseases it operates delightful ia-
vigorant. When the powers OF nature are relaxed
il operates to reinforce and rees,ablish them.
Last, but not least, il is the ouly safe stimuait
being manufactured from sound and innocuous ma
tcrialS. and entirely free from the acid elements
present less in all the ordinary tonics aud
stomachcS ef the day.
No family medicine has been universally and
il may be rnly added. deServedy popular with the
intelligent portion OF the community. as Hostel
tiers Biiters.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Storekeepers
everywhere.
HOSTETTER. SMITH s DEAN, Agents.
3m-2I Battery street, San Francisco.
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CALIFORNIA NoLuNTEERS.-We aeknow.
edge the receipt. through the courtesy ard
kind remembrance OF the author. of copy Of
an Address delivered before the Society OF
hration at San Frsncisco April 25,h, 1866,
by WIN. GouvERNEUR MoRRIs, formerly Ad-
iutaut Second California Cavalry, and late
A. Q. NJ. U. s. V. From The cursory glance
we have fonud time TO bestow upon it. We
Judge it contains much valuable and statistical
information concerning the Volunteers Of Cal
ifornia, and We shall embrace an early oeca-
sion for reference to lis pages
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VALPARAISO has been bombarded and des
troyed by tie Spanish feet Arrangements
were made by the American English fleets to
prevent the bombardment but the English
Admiral backed down and suffered the wanton
destruction of property to proceed. The
American commander received the thanks of
the authorities of the City for the interest
manifested in their behalf, while the English
Admiral was severely condemned by the resi-
dent subjects OF ber Majesty for permitting
the destruction of their property.
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Government PRISrISG.-EGorts are max
ing at Washington 10 reduce the enormous
pecuuary burdens attendant upon the public
printing. Mr. Latin recently stated in the
House that the amount of paper used by the
Government last year was one thirteenth of
the amount made in the country by the census
of 1860. It's publications last year ccst one
twelfth as much as all the issees in the couatry
IN 1860, including newspapers and periodicals
This is mausiesiy unjust to the tax payers.
and a reform has been commenced by reduc-
Office reports appropriation.
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SoLp.-The Southwest branch of the Mis-
souri, and Pacific Railroad, from St Louis TO
Ro!la, with the right of way 10 Springfield,
has been sold to Gen. Fremont. The Central
Pacific Railroad; of California, rom Sacra,
mento Secret Town, with the right OF way 10
great hnsBcier. aud then the prospect Of hav-
ing national highway across the continent
would be grand indeed.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice..
COUNTY TREAsT KERs OFFICE,
NrTiIle Nay 93i lSsf.

CouSTY TREAsTKER's OFFICE,
Orcvile May 25i 1855.
n1 VIRTUE OF AN ACT. PASSED BY THE
- Legislature providing FOR the redemption of
certain Indebtedness outstanding against the Coun
t. Of Butte prior n the passage of said Act here
by give notice that sealed proposals directed 10
up 10 and including June llth, 1855. will be re
eeiyed for the surrender of County Warrants Is
sized prior TO the first day of May A D. 1854. The
amount Of money set apart in the Redemption
Fund Is nine handred (909) do lars
Ne bidsor sealed proposals for more than par
value viii 3e accepted nor any bids unless accom-
panied by the warrant 10 be surrendered. The
bids being equal, preference shall be given 10 the
smallest amoant. Bids and amoants OF warrants
being equal. taking in consideration the principal
and interest, shall be accepted pro rata All war
rants not accepted will be returned on demand 10
their respective owners.
IoIgnedl c. L. POND,
Treasurer OF Butte County.
P. S.-Bids remaining in the Office not accepted
under the last call. will not be considered as bids
under the above call Parties can obtain the
by calling IL the TreasuFef's office.
C.I.. POND,
Treasurer of Butte County.
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A BEAUTIFUL INSTANCE OF THIS SUsLIMIrY
OF FArH--The Carson -Appeul of the 18th
+ Instant, SAYS. "The Central Pacific Railroad
will no doubt reach our borders within the next
two years. The Editor OF The Appeal must
be Christian gentleman. and relies upon that
faith which IS competent to "nove mountains"
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Nor TRrg.-The San Francisco Flag says
"Mueh sickness prevails in Butte county.
No other paper or person has the news. The
health of our population is rs good as that Of
any other section anywhere in the world, and
q hundred per cent. better than that OF San
Francisco at any time.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-05-26

TINS Sacramento Bee wants the Nicholson
pavement laid down in the streets of Sacra.
me0te city. That ambitious mudhole had
better get liz streets laid down before clamor-
ing for a pavement. II there is public nui
sance in the State that requires abaiins be
sides the c. Z. r. Il. Co. aad Gen BIDWEIL.
il is Sacramento.
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= Mas MURPHY, who killed 'JoHS WIIssN, at
Red Bluff, on the Sth inst. while attempting
to dishonor her person. was acquitted by the
Coroner's jury.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-05-26

Tbs people Of Plumas county will celebrate
the 4th of July at Taylorvlle. CRsED HAN.
MoND will be the orator of the day.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-05-26

only child of PArRIcK SHEA, fell into the river
and was drowned
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Quick WoRK.-Tbe San Juan stage was
stopped oB The morning of the 18th, and rob.
bed OF about $4,000. by three men. STEVE
VEESsRp, the Sheriff OF Nevada county,
took after them with Henry rifle, and BY l
O'Clock the some day, had killed all three Of
the robbers and recovered the treasure.
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GREAr Is DUrcH FLAr-"The shortest and
best route" as the Sacramento Union calls it.
Bat Judging from the following fact, stated in
the Carson Appeal, there must be hitch in
the arrangements somewhere
1T is rather significant fact that the new
coaches, the coal and iron used at the black
smiths shops, which have to be transported
from Sacramento TO poiafs on the Dutch Flat
stage roaie for the use OF the Company, are
brought by the way Of Carson snd over the
Piaceryille route. Such is the fact and there
Is no denying it,
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER
sons having claims against the estate of Ernest
meier, deceased, to present the same 10 the under
signed, accompanied with the proper vouchers,
within ten months from this notice at his resi-
dence near Hamilton, Butte county or they will be
forever barred. HENRY GOETZEN
Executor of said Estate.
April 2sth, 1856. 5w-26
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Notice.

II CGiCC.
& MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
"a the California Northern Railroad Compan J. .
will he held at the Office of the said Company at
Oroville. Butte County, on Friday, the fifteenth
day ct June. A. D. 1866 for the purpose of elect
ing Trustees of the Company for tne ensuing year,
and for such other business as may come before
them. Nj. II. DARRACH. Pres't.
Oroville. May 25, 1866. n3J-3w
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Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Headache,
General Debility, Nervous ess, Depression OF
SPIRITS. Constipation. Collie Intermittent
Fevers, Cramps. and all Complaints.
cf sither Sex, arising from Bodily
Weakness, whether Inherent
in the system or proddc-
ed 10y special eaases.-
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.f,,,Y Ai'i1 ''"' s''' me- ''|'' ''.'l
za.Jcssclcction Of
E'E RNfTsf II g.
in Westminster, !. now being offered To- tie
public. by lRA T.. GROUSE, al his NEW
AND COMMODlOUS
HtARE OONS.
located about one hundred yards fasl Of the
Railroad depot, and nearly opposite the
Catholic Church
ills Stock has been purchased ia Phila
dclphia for the cash, and CONSISTS of the
latest and most improved STYLES, yll;
pARLOR SUITS,
Tctc. .tetes, So;as. Marble top Cluster nud
Hcauquct Tables. Spring seat Chairs ulsn,
Chamber Suits. consisting Of splcuddg
finished Round Curnrrad Beastrads, Marble
top Dressing Bureaus, Marble top Enclosed
Wash Stands
en- fRS,
His selection Of Cane and Wood rrat Chairs
il large aud oftho most substantial make.
He will keep con SANITY ou hand Rrgr
and very superior Stock Of Furniture of lus
own manufacture.
FFTNS.
Being in po.scssiun Of a nuw and very cle.
CANT llEARSE, hp Is prepared to furnish
COFFINS md attend Funerals 90 the sAnH.
est notice, at prices that will aluug give
satisfaction.
lie Keeps also nrgo and well selected
lot Of
STOV ES. e..
which he can recommend 20 bo oiE-sss
the latest and most improved pat ", 80
terms, consisting Of Cooking, Pnrlor aud
Office Stoves.
g..
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE 4
IA AND I3
MALE ACADEMIC INSTITUTE.


HNIIIS INSTITUTION will commence
the SECOND SESSION Of its FIFTH
scholastic year ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY
9th, 1865. Pupils will be received at aHg
iDse, and charged from time of entrance.
is A BOARDING. SCHOOL.
Present number Of Boarding Pupils, 25
females; IL males. The Principal receives
only elcren females into his. family; the re.
manning fourteen board with dgBr6rM fami.
lies in the town. There Is yet one vacant
place for male boardcr.
Those wishing to occupy the vacancies
that may occur mt the end Of our present
session february Ist), will please make
carly application. -Four or five Young men
will leave at that time, TO enter upon bust.
ness.
The accommodations for Boardcrs are
hco separate buildings, built Of brick. That
for the Male Department is the residence of
the Rev. JoxATifAx MUNRoE Father of the
PRINCIPALLY, whose paternal care will he over
his boardcrs; that for the Female Depart
ment is occupied BY the Principal There
viii not DO any communication between
these departments Each willbeeonsidered
Ms a family, aiIordinga to its boardcrs
As 4 DAY SCHOOL.
Number Of Day Pupils, since September
1st, iiityiour. Accommodations are FIVE
commodious rooms, VIZ; The Young men :
study roonl--,hc boys study room--thc
young ladies study room-the PRIMARY
room, and the Lecture room.
Departments Primary, Preparatory and
Collegiate; three grades Of classes. in each
Departmental Music, French and Ger
man, superior advantages Latin Taught
gwiuiiously.
Esyrcigf attention given 10 an elementary
principle; also "a pcuuanship 'plain aud
fancy. To Book keeping; to Spelling, Read.
ing and Elocution.
Six grades uf Tuition, from 50 up to
Sll - per quarter. The corps u Teachers
numbers SIX.
For rircular- address
REV. JOHN s, MuNROE, !. NJ,
no8o Principal
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no $ T. v A S II
USE llELMBOLD'S
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FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
In au eases uf the Urinary Organs, whether
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Ing than any Of the preparations Of Bark or
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Those suffering from Broken. down or
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The reader must be aware that, however
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Our Gcsh and blood are supported from
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Tie times arr hard; you i like Ia know
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The way Ia DO It wiIl show,
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4 man who lived not far from here,
Who worked hard a, his trade,
Bot hnd household IA support
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ln,l him onrc, ,nts hr, "My fiicnd
hook ihf,adimrc and roughi
.se tried 10 get my ssli cult.
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sa,s J. my fricud, hon much have youl
u tell you whore To- 50
10 g q suit that saund aud chcat-
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H. took vbat liitle he had sa,cl
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Tor half be- raid 10 othcr'.
Now hc Is home; he look, 10 vol,
Aud these rcsreei i such,
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They don east half So much
and nov be- fnds On Saturday night,
With nll ihoif sAnia supplied,
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liz good sucrors. With cheerful smile,
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Peter ID. MikeseIl,9 ;
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL DEALER IN
SHOES, HATS, GAPS,

n, . - II -
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pooi o oh y ho, IA Als, Ihfsi
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- 49,
LAYING st returned from the Cities
IL OF Philadelphia and Baltimore, with
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line ever before offered for sale in Carroll.
County, respectfully informs his friends and
the oltizens OF the County generally, that he
y still ct The old stand, 2 few doors above .
.he isa y, %a ana wiz sceP constantly on
.ortei stoek of Mens' Rovs, md cb;IJr.n,o
BOOTS AND SHOES, ~
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