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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-29
TIEAVENRICH BROS.
The Circuit Court

The Circuit Court Tor TIE county
Il u InEham, DO Cnaucery-
susan +. Brown complainant j. s4t-siacioriy ap-
rr-arllE 20 tlls ctlFt
Orson brown Defendant lia- the defcn lant
Orson Brown anon-resdeat q this STATE, AMI that
LIS present place Of residence u Canada West, "a
motion o. Il Carpenter. q counsel for complainant.
il a ordered that the said Defendant, OfEOn Brown
cause bis appearance ia tins cause 70 be entered
within three months from the date q tL.s order
that OF lbs appearance, he cause LIS an
Ewer 20 the complainant bi.l % be fled, aat copy
thereof TO be served the complainant solicitor.
within fifteen days after service Of copy q sa "a
bill and notice Of ths order AID n default thereof
that the sald biz be taken confessed the sad ds-
PENDANT. Orson Brown.
And is further ordered. That within twenty days
said complainant cause notice u this order to be
Published in The Lansing State Republican and that
the said publication be continued a. least once IA each
week Tor weeks ia success ION OF that she cause
copy o. this order 20 Do personally served said de-
fendsUt. OLSON Brown, a. east twenty days before
/ the time above prescribed for his appearance.
dated al Mason, this I'd day OF August, 1896.
n y CHATTERTON.
Circ1it Court Ccmniss iOner. lngnam Co. hlcL
IL b. CARFESrKR Counsel Tor Complainant
"A true copy II record.)
592w6 c T. HENDERSON, Dep. Reg ister.
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An EneetuaI Worm Medieine.-Brorn

Vermf1ge Comnis. Or Worm Lozenges. Mlca slck-
ness undoubtedly Rlth children AID Adults, attr5u-
ted 10 other causes. j. occasi0ned ny worms. TIE
% vermiflge Comats although e1.ctrai u destroy
ing worms Co I-ssible injury % the rnost del
icase child Tbs valuable combination has been
successfully lsei by physicians, and fouad 70 be safe
and sure II er4dlcatug worms 30 hlrtfll 60 children
Children having worus require .-4-e. ...e a,sa--
tioa, as aegeci G. i-s irc-o.e o.tea c44ses g-o-
l0nged scsness.
Symptom. q worms 10 chidrea are onea over-
looked. WJru-s tae stomach ana o.wss causr
irritation Wtch can D. REM ve4 Only by ;ne Use u
sure remedy. TIL COMBINATION ~ Ingredients used
il making Broaens Fermifuge CaHstb IS sac4 Us ~
give ne best possible elect Vitl safety
Curtis and Brown. Propretors NeW Xork. sold by
al dealers u medicines Al 25 cts d box 5-syl
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CALT COMPANY ASSES

- MENT At meeting OF the Directors u the
Lansing salt Manufacturing Company. held al the
Office of John A. Kerr. 10 tue city Of Lansing "a
quorum be.ng present. 10 vas
Resolved That al assessment Of so 90 on each
share pc made Cor The purpose q enabling SAID com
pany 10 Tay IT'S outstanding indebtedness
Also fttrther rssolU,d, That the collection of said
assessments be placed IN the hands of VIM Fl Pnck
ney ami Partner Tor collection Nth authority 10 sue
for the same.
By order Of the Board Of Directors
JOHN A. KERR. President
Ians * at Manufacturing Company.
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,pEcIAL NOTICES.
Of an

.,ans and Experience OF an
90, !. -7..isled a. a oeneai anu caution 10
...sr, gho suffer from Nervous Dc
=. neeay OF Manhood. &c supply lng
-. IN. Means Of selfCure. By one who
-, .f,er unders9 NJ considerable
,.,.eios.ng a poet paid addressed en-
81 .,,..s free q chzrge, may be had q
p NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
Brooklyn Kings Co y. /
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Itch: Itch !: Itch: scratch Scratch Scratch
wUAToS's OINTMENT uriu ctre the Ich IN forty -cht
hours Also cures salt Ehelm Ulcers, ChiIb2ns.
and al eruptions q the skin Tree 30 cents For
sale BY all druggists By sending g. cents 10 Wees
Potter, sole Ageuis 10 Washington street Bosto1
i viii Re forwarded - NAL free q postage o. a1y
part Of the United States June !. 1850 ssIyl
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,.,,re shingIe Machine a.

.,',s by all odds, the best Single Ma
-, With only ONE HORSE r'~ Es-
| 900 ELEGANT SHINGLES
....1y made The machine is olnt Gu
-. ,.,y compact aud easily transported
4 -. sravEs aud Box sTrFF, aud cot %
-. a. bolts u timber, one third more
h 10 than can be done by The saving
,r,,esa~ dust y saved by the Empire
80. singles ABRAN REQUA,
General Agent; l4l Broadway n \
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-'as Periodical Drops.-The Great Fe-
2-eiy ilr Irregularities These drops are
---5 omPoundei iuii preparations AID bet
1SlPls. Powders or Ncsuuns Being liquid.
k-- s direct and p,s.tiv rendering them a
~ sss.! and certain specific FOR the cure ofau
'~'--iEi impressions of nature Theirnop-
= s---l.ei BY the fact that over 100 900 bot
~ "A! sold AMI consumed by the ladies OF
4. "a s'&,s every enc Of Whora speak 10 the
-s''''e'1sc praise % their great merits They
. axe i1sllce OF every other Female Rem.
H-Ee uasiered b all Who know ausht OF
= r. su-esi. safest ana most mfallibl,
-'.1i lie world or TIE cure o. an femal
AIS -s removal q all distractions u na
/ - i-e promotion OF health. regularity al.
= L7lct directions. stating when ilt,
81 4ai cxqamns when aud why The,
-'--' a'- cl-il noe bo used without proiuc.u
a-''a-y o. natures chosen laws. wiI D.
-li-lg ladei rouni each bottle. with "a
--'s'Aale Of John l. Iyoa. without wh.c
- ssaene.
- ~ lR JOHN l. LYON, los Chap,
SsE Hayea, Conn, who can be cousuIte
'e's'aAily or by mail enclosing slampO cor
ga private diseases and female weaknesses
\ y TsgSsis everywhere Prise 81 50 ps
r. 6. c. CLARK 500.
ssn AsSDtfer 2 6 and Canadss
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ga de MagnOlia.-A toilet delight The
rs4sare and geatlemen + boon The sweet
.ss and a.rges,Qaantty Manufactured from
"a southern Magnolia Used for bathing the
Il person 90 reader the SKIN soft and fresh, 70
|,iTsp.als. TO perfume clothing, &C.
r-syss the unpleasant odor Of pcrspiratiou
1wsretness tan, blotches &C.
rs nervous healacheand tllays Inflammation.
Is sfseus and aida teiclcy to the skin
sls slbiaed and lasting perfume.
--s n-sgusio bites and st.nss u insects
EARS 90 material Injurious o. the skin
-lrei by Actresses and opera Singers. Il is
| Ply laty should have. Sold everywhere. Try
-l'a Water lace. and you vii Use no other
Psr,lnsry or Toilet Water Afterwards.
Il6AN : NOLIA BALM
sae most delightful AMI extraordinary ar
b discovered ltchanges the sun burnt face
rs 90 a gearly sltiu texture q ravishing
nqlring The marble beauty of youth, and
an appearance so inviting 10 the city belle
be. hremoyes tan, frecklss, pimpics and
Is RON the skin. leaving the complexion
'-s7arca. and smooth. Il contains 40 ma
1 .-ruls o. ,he skin Pltroaized by Actresses
s'asasers. lt is what every lady should
/ 81 everywhere Retail price SO cts
rlbyW z HAGEN Troy y Y
Re- a. orders 10
4 nEMAS. RARNHS L Co. Now YnrA.
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DOR = A l. r.. - Single, Stave and
i Barrel Machinery, comprising Single Aif
Heading Mills Heading Founders and P.aners, Head
ing Joiuters single and Stave Joiuters, Equalizng
Cut OF SAVE, &c, g.. All new Of our own make
and warranted FULLER & FORD,
5s9w4 - aud Isl, Madison ST, Chicago, H.
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Marriage and CsIihaex. y

Marriage and Celibaey. az Essy o.
Warning and Instruction FOR Young Men. Also. D.s
eases aud abuses which prls;r4te the vital powers
With sure means q relief Sent free q charge %
sealed letter envelopes. Address nr. J. sgIIIN
HOUGHTOS Howard Associ4t.ou. Pnil4ceip nia "a
5-4vl
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Broken Down system.-Ihere r. a dis
ease % which the Doctors give many names, but
which fex II them understand 70 Is simply weak
ness-a breaking down Of the vital powers. What
ever It's causes. (and they are innumerable) It's
symptoms are 10 the mar the same. Among the
most prominent are extreme assitude, loss Of appe
title loss Of flesh, and great mental depression In
digestion and a Stomach Cough also frequent con
comitants Of this distressing state OF the body and
Of the mind The common remark IN relation
TO persons IN such g condition that they are con
sumptve. Now what these unfortunates really
want Is vsgor-rlial str,ngth and as certainly as
dawn succeeds darkness, they can recuperate their
systems and regain perfect health by resortng TO
HOsTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs.
i Is az clear that Life revivinR Tonic AZ required il
such cases as that the dying fame OF empty amp
requires 70 be revived with a supply q OIL Per
fectly pure and innocuOus, containing nothing but
the most genial vegetable extracts, and combining
the three grand elements Of a st0machic, and alter
alive and genial invigorSnt Hos1ErTER's BIrTEIas
are suitable TO all constitutions and applica
BILE to the diseases and disabilities Of the feeble Sci
A. 10 those Of men 5ssw5
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THE ECU ALIZ ALTON

Il y l.
The following parties are entitled 90 share Ia the
provisions 81 the Equalization Bounty Bill
l. Three years men who have served their time
and received only 500 Government bounty vail re
ceive 500.
%. The same class Of men who have served at
least tlo0 years Of their terms and veterdnized VII
receive $50
g. All men OF whatever class, who have served
co years At any time and who entitled 70 500,
or have received that amount OF Government bounty
for sad term Of Two years, will receive so
Soldiers, discharged 10 receive commissions, are
entitled 70 $50, If ttey have served az least two years
Of their enlisted term.
s. Men who have been discharged On account Of
wounds or Of disease contracted IN the service are
entitled g. the full amounts that they would have re
ccived II they had served out the fall term Oi their
ent stment
The heirs OF soldiers VINO have died 81 wounds, O.
Of diseases contracted the ice eatItled 10
the fun amounts which such soldiers would have re-
oc.ved as stated IA Paragraphs !, ,, 3 and T.
Every iu.ormaiicu 0u this class u Ga ms and 90
all others may bee obtained by addressing letter 10
L. j. NICK l. - ID X r l. =.
LANSING MICHIGAN.
Office OverA.B BaGIcys store.
Papers for drawing semi annual payments 90 Pen
sioners prepared at legal rates which is % cents
5glwi
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-29

Errors of YOUTH gentleman VINO suffered
Tor years from nervous debility, premature decay
ani all the ELECTS Of youthful mdiscreuon. Viii, for
the SAKE y suffering humanity send free 90 al WHO
need 10 the receipt and directions FOR making the
simple remedy by which lie "a cured sufferers
wishing % profit by The aivertissr's experience
can do 20 by addressing in pSfect confidence,
JOHN p. OGDEN,
5stues 80. - Chambers ST., New YORK
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,r,eed that Judge James d.
.a.,.ssd has resigned biz place
-.,s,ae Court Of Massachusetts,,
!. aoee for Europe. lie has been
..,b Int little more than a year.
- : for personal reasons
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-29

-. porous Plasters Cure Lumbago,
4 80 v.rieose Veins Sore Chest, &c. An
!. rbo has great experience Of their effects
'.-.,,,. IN TIC d9lorctlr, and deep-seated
4 IA cher pans. and IN afIections Of the kid
q, attributes ID their sedative, and
-, ssscv to their eieotrsc qualities
-, thew restore the healthy electric con-
1 ...,us,i.ul Of The part, and that being re-
| "A nd morbid action cease
LAKE. BACK
,ru Hcrss. SEw YoRK, Nov ., 1889.
I-,7kCo-Gentlemcn- lately suffered Sc
weakness "a my pack. Having heard
/ 80. o,eh recommended IN cases n this
/ .-.--ss one aaf n result was all ! could
II ,s.,le Pl.ster curci me iu a week.
| Is,s respectfully, j. T. nniD"9'
I.zar.ev. Brandreth Hoass New York
i ~aaDaIsrs % Medicines.
Isl Wells L.aslng. Mich. 9"l"+
Il aid o. The ladies' a France, that. as a
~ A., he hantsomest 10 the would Win
- s.sss and black hair. Who can help but
ia q, vs!paas Pills never fail to make the
ls...fs healthy and rosy hae. Ladies try
J. Ira's By al Druggists 'se"9
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.vELERs' GUIDE


IN owOssO RAILROAD
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y : i e ?, =, =. 29oP N arriving al Ian
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as 4 : 8. 2.sOP II, arriving at Ian
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lon - -, and Milwaukee arrive and
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~ rss1. n Day E1psess - 80 - /. =
- sssP.n evening Express' : ., ~ 4 =
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ss'F - SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
- sspsr;fr0m Jackson oath roaa p
1210rE. and ] 20 p
1s3Pn IilllOF.
SAGE
Howell. Tuesdays ThursdAys and
/ n LSss's ,.iark A NJ and arrive Aondays
A - ~
% . q ~ ior Eaton RsP-ds and Charlotte,
II 49,
- - GRAD Ledge Taesdays Thursdays
r-1ls -
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ID L. u. 4.
II L . - Il Il II
Pioneer Live stock Insurance Co..
or SPRINGFIELD. ILLINOIS
& a PIT AL, <IOO.OOOs

BRANCH OFFICE, LANSING. MICH.
THIS Company offers protection % Farmers and
STOCK OWners against Ices damage 10 stock from
thet ana accident which produce death render tie
animals worthless. The accidents insured against
are the breaking q Limbs, damage from ro injuries
from dogs o. valuable sheep any accident whereby
lie animals insured are rendered worthless incl1d
ing al accidents which may lefall stock while ~
barns, II tie FIELD, on the rad the turf
Zach animal insured b branded with the initAlz
AZ the Company, u such manner that it cannot DO
eiiaced Thus rendering u impossible for thieves ~
escape detection by cur detectives, who now be-
mg organized throughout tie States Of Michigan AID
Indiana
Tbs Conn any h4s noH been successful opera
ton Tor over two year. ana experience has prov ~
10 a perfect success
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


4 dminlstratOrs sale. - ~ virtue
n Of lce1se o. ne granted ug lcrlt.1 Pratt
Judge o. Pro bate FOR TIE county Z I-g1am sla-
sell At public auction. On tie premises Il SATURDAY
the 25th day = August, SCI sttxo Cox " 80
following l0ed -.Hcs and premises ID 10
City q Ia1s.-e ~ .ct C. hioek a..
CALISTA EIIEz.
jay l+ib 1ssf. 5stTt
Tie above sa.e Is hereby postponed -rtA Mci--y
tie 14fA day = --Ftem1er. a. ore cl1ck 7
CAfISIA ELDER A-ull.strKtr.x
lAns4.g. August SKI lsc6- 5--z-
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A. Ee - 20 ,-e .drq-a and t>,t escorted stc,E 90
Ready made clothing ~ t.e state
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Would invite the attention Of tre t-a-e o. -lci- very
attractive all Vel 4as-rte- 81. t
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e. pont forget 70 CAL a; 30 Cowles Boek =
J. ESESTTN sons.
LAREas, Aprsst, lsee- sEssl
The weekly Butte record., 1866-03-31

San FANcIsCo MARKErs-SAN Francisco
MARCH 2STH.-Coffee-s sales 100 bags Cen.
trail America at "a. The cargo Of Manila
per G. R. Sutil, is Of superior quality and held
at 231las. CaDdes-leadiug brands of Adaman.
tine are quoted at 2l@22c. Dried Apples
sales $50 hf bbls Oregon at 13. Molasses-
32G 35c z gal. Petroeum-sales 80 cases
Reynolds Pratt & Cos aud 200 do Cohen's
at I5c, since which market frmer. Sugar
market for raw sugar without change; 81 81
for low grade. $40 IS q loo Tbs for No l at
at private sale ; GOO hf bbls do medium and
strictly No. l at 50 so O. IL 25 Z 100 TBS.
Whisky-sales 25 bbls fine Old Bourbon A. K
X Co at SO %, 80 days. Flour -superGne hi
SKIS = Dbl Sc % outside brands sell at 25c
e Dbl of. Wheat-market quiet, sales include
500 SKIS bakers extra at So sos chckeo
guuuies do prime 81 s5 z 100 TBS. Oats
quiet, 81 90 a. Z 100 Tbs. Barley-sales
5000 SKIS choice brewing for export at 81
We quote SIS O. 81 = 100 Tbs as extremes
Wool-sales include 10000 lbs spring clip OF
II a. 20c according to quality. Tallow-sales
5000 TBS good at Sc z fb. Potatoes-S0O
SKIS choice coast 81 05, inferior to good 50 a
SIS z 100 lbs.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-03-31

COULDN'T HELP 1r.-Our Sacramento Cor
respondent mentions the fact that the paper.
generally are pitching into the Legislature
"rongh shod." He will, probably appreciate
their reason for doing so, when be reflects that
be has himself given the Senate pretty
rough" kick, 10 bis exhibit of the Mccarthy
embrogliol We suppose his excuse for saying
anything adverse to the Senate, is like that oi
the boy for knocking his father down: "The
old man stood SO fair for the blow, be couldn't
help but bit him ~ As the Senate stands to
bis view, so. also do we suppose the Legisla.
ture stands to the view of the press generplly.
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InSOlVent Notice

EN THE COUNTY COURT OF BUTTE COUN-
q ty, of the State of California. In the matter
of the petition of James Spence, an insovent
debtor. The People of the State OF California. to
all the creditors of James Spence, greeting:
Pursuant to 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 insolvent,
James Spence, to be and appear before the Hon
W. S. Stafford, aforesaid in open Court at the
Court room of said Court, in the said county OF
Butte, ON THE FIRST DAY OF MAY, A. D.
1866, at ten o'clock A. NJ of that day, then and
there to show cause if any they can why the pray
er of said insolvent should not be granted and an
assignment of his estate be made and he be dis
charged from his debts and liabilities, in pursu-
ance of the Statute in such case made and provid-
ed; and in the mean time all proceedings against
said insolvent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
this 2eth day of March. A. D. 1866.
l.. 81 J. g. MOORE, Clerk.
Internal Revenue Stamp, 80 cents.l 5w.22
The weekly Butte record., 1866-03-31

IHE LEGISLATURES will stand prorouged by
constitutional enactment on Monday next.
They have, on the whole, been about as we'll
behaved body as any that have preceded it.
Legislatures meet 10 pass laws for the general
good, but have TO meet many adverse infiu.
ences, ii they succeed in doing So Measures
OF public utility are left TO commend them.
selves to the good sense of our law makers
while the halls of legislation, and the purlieus
and lobbies Of the Capitol are filed with the
advocates for measures of special and local
interest, whose especial business it is to make
'the worse appear the better part" and Sc
cure the passage of measures which will result
to the advantage of the few at the expense Of
the public. The Legislature then, that sue
eeeds in reaching its day of adjournment with
out fastening upon the public any very ugly
schemes of iniquisy, are entitled to some credi,
for their powers of resistance to evil, if they
are not entitled to much credit for general leg
islative ability. In this view the present body
stands tolerably fair. They have exhibited
some industry, both houses having passed
nearly three hundred bills iato laws. and re
ceived about three times that number. The
Legislature is an expensive luxury of the peo
pie at the best, and decidedly weighty wher
it has the effect to increase the public burder
without corresponding benefit. Let us hopt
that the future will unfold but few such thai
are chargabe to the preseu; body.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-03-31

OUTRAGEOUS ExrRAvAGANcE.-Th Legisla.
ture has been guilty of objectionable extrava-
gance, in passing what is known as the Rail-
road subsidy measure. That passed for the
Central Pacific two years since, was quite suf
hcient burden for the people for such purposes,
for the Genrtal Government has already fur
nshed that road with bonds and lands to more
than pay for its construction. And it seems
that their lands may be located at once, while
the State cannot yet locate the lands granted
by the General government There was, also,
some excuse for the donation to the Central
Pacific Railroad, as the necessity of railroad
communication with the Atlantic States is &C
knowledged by all. But such is not the fact
with regard to the Western Pacific aad the
Placervle and Sacramento Valley railroads.
Neither OF them can ever expect or hope to
rise above the dignity OF local importance,
and State contributions may as we'll be given
to the California Central and Northern Rail-
roads as to others of local Importance only.
The Western Pacific Railroad extends through
section OF country as able to supply itself
with such advantages as Yuba or Butte, and
the Piocervlle road is nothing more than a
sky-scraping opposition to the Dutch Flat
route. While acknowledging the public pe-
cesslty OF one route, the Legislature should
not have allowed its sympathy to have been
excited in favor of rival routes of local impor.
tance only. Why should the people of Butte
who build their own railroads. be taxed to
build railroads for Ell Dorado and Santa Clara
counties ? This is just cause for war, and if
the Governor does not veto the contemplate
abominatioD, We hope the Supervisors of the
counties not locally interested will peremptorily
decline to include the tax for such purpose in
their levy. Bu, it is hoped the Governor will
veto the local abomination.
1t is reasonably feared. however, that this
is but portion of combination which is to
fasteu itself upon the people of the State until
every projected railroad has secured subsidy
That the San Diego railroad scheme, intro
duced on the 23d, was part Of the scheme,
aud increasing the fares on the San Francisco
railroads is another portion of the combna-
ton. If so, it is very powerful one, and
may be as successful in capturing the Governor
and the Supreme Court. as it has been in in-
tiueneing the Legislature We who have taxed
ourselves for the construction OF such i'm.
provenents, can now contemplate the proba
bility of being taxed to furnish residents of
other portions Of the State with advantages
similar 10 our Own.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-03-31
y. S. NJ ALL LINE
Susanville, Taylorville,
IN IAN VALLEY
AND TIE
B L A G K ROCK MINE 81
Office Butte Table Mountain Con-
soiidated Mining Co.

Location near Cherokee F. lat, Butte County, Cal.
ORovILLE. March Il, 1866.
NOTlCE-THERE is DELINQUENT UPON
~ the following described stock, on account Of
assessments levied on the lst of February, 1866,
and previous thereto, the several amounts set OPP
posite the names of the respective shareholders,
as follows:
Theodore Larbig, share No 52s. $50 90
And in accordance with law, and an order of the
Board of Trustees, made on the Sd day Of March,
1866, so many shares OF each parcel of said stock
as may be necessary, viii be sold at the Court
House in 0roville, on the ninth day of April, :,
ls66, at twelve O'Clock NJ. of said day. TO pay said
delinquent assessments thereon together with
costs of advertising aud expenses of the sale
Ofice-At McDermott's Drng Stere
CHAS. WALDEYER. Secretary.
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Highest Premium at the State Fair of California
the only Fair on the Pacific Coast at which any
two double thread Sewing Machines were exhibited
in competition in 1865.
TIE FLORENCE received the only premium
awarded, by the Mechanics Institute of San Fran
cisco, in 1854 and 1865, to any Sewing Machine Co.
or Agent. The claim Of a competitor to a medal
is without any foundation whatever.
Wherever the FLORENCE has been brought in
competition with other Sewing Machines it has al
ways been declared the best. Its the most simple
the most substantial, the most efficient, and its
use Is easily learned. Every Machine sold is guar
anteed in the full sense of the word.
Send tor circulars and Samples of work.
SAMUEL HILL, Genl. Agent
ly.22 Ill Montgomery street. San Francisco.