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| asninst the de1d. as much Is SIS to zl1. Naen
ho;se: w1e seosn e, so.sys sen "a e ea.v ea.
se second. ns Tic Chicago horse sio:lisssy. never
Aor.i*.es a ss w:s d &c III I'll @BgtlesS aqiSx!ll
hs fqn. sad sS s:ssed e on
for short distance. All round hack Of the track
hoe:scE: Bailef' led thfes length. md ksp,
aisns fhefs Wa - nSrentass essi,esasnf esr.ed by
lad break Of the noble black. shIch h;onsh
.Kich well up 5o,TsEd his Quarter hoas6 33,a *
J broke sssn. .Nor.i.sey's nov. pressed him veT
fsssy se 9asf F4sas ses sLsas rs
ar MI f p e'ose 'o 1 a!es end
esx ssEt .y ssRsas e a. eene pan
this quarter.
. ,ef" span m on, f1e ienS,hs head of = Rich" NJ
6 .MoHistcy," who wenf together some alssa1s us
iss iit;e, dha:. wien Rieh made aaotheF tn1prtsil
nn5:t e ,Ees' sna 4, a. aaa en
he bs,e! ''ss ssa '.sR a9 g. . .ss
t 70 Ell e oe s.S sicas sss %
e behind, however. and bnt!et" efossed n: tc2
a,S s1s'a ,'..i & q s"d Tne Ms:
IL / FC4 .1GAEtA AA&A4 NJ %--S
o Alter liz beat, tic Chicago horse seemed ilt
u p1nyrtl u1t, btt The Others were quite Iaed
10 ssElch'' remarkably so fot ynunS horse.
J. Etc1ed Utc,-EettnE ono hnrlrcd to ntc
T. "I}utler." Fine si1tt: carh lapLnc half lcnS;n
10 1nt Eot down. and all kept we'll together r9nnd
ID The rtcond tutn rcar the quarter. Whca "butlc
IL broke pt,cr, and inst after passing the 1u;ar
broke asa!n: Ihss latter ,tTe be srorTcd , y
to tho right In The way Of '.REch.s who Tapped
wheel. '1lict,'' 70 avotd bin. also swerrna. =
10 | hIs wheel s,1uck that Of 'tlorstscI "AlGn
Of wager waa upset, Rh7ft btolcu, aud 'sD!umlts
~ fhc driver ioftcd from hts scat Ghs ntu the La
- whore ''HorsiesJ's" wheel paseed oycF nls o.
N Tbis accident tGtcw "iiicN ont Of the race a
u, '.Mosriscy'' tar behind. .'DuilcE" had tt ~
ss SS sea. Ia'f sa aa III: aa,e aoxn o the ead q
nsst nile he josgrd along q, issle mo;o than e
's ching Ealt. As Eoa passed the atAnq on u1e ~
mile 1oxrn lengths ahead OF nAornssy. NJ
III Qutrcd time. and On being told .reemea 1 !
~ rofcl 10 60 in 70 dlttA1co "AoHa&cy. tnT
IA | tira11cr he was q hundred yards ahead. II II
~ xAa no tntcgrrt fn the rest 81 ihe nea!. DHu M
10 doing Ill 40 he pleased. and ''MosFi*ey 9s'
hit ta,iae distance. Eotr eee!n: .hat hs soaid l
be make tic distance, came IN winner OF hesL
b. Tace at almost walk unt. Hlsh nn'm'eS ,. ~
[en Eevcrtly. ARieh's'' tso rue eaotts uade gu
general fayodte, and mnch rccfet VA heard
the Iaore OF bis performance could mol DC fecn-
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MODEL SEWING MACHINE

From TIE New York Her Id
Prominent among he mechanical tri q.
um phs OF this mrst genious uge, com.
mon hunesty compels us to notice the En-
Pire Sewing Mat hine, commended as last.
" styled peIIec,iol itself Useful as have
bee" tlr various sewing machines, imm
lime To time presented 10 the ublic. each
nne Of them has been cursed with some
radica detect, which dctncts from genera |
utility. Warned hy the experience ul his
predecessors, the inventor the Fmpire
Machine has produced an instrument. rOm
biniGg all the advantages for which Others
are vaunted and 0bviating every deect
which can be attributed to them by the
most fasiidiouS critic.
The Empire Machine is marvellous rom.
bina,ion Of simplicity economy and perfec,
workmanship, being durable, free froma Ii.
bilily to get out Of order, noiseles,, and ca.
sy of operation. lis mechanical contiI
vance is such as 20 secure stability, free
dom from accident, und accuracy 10 TO
workmanship By the use Of the patented
shuttle and straight needle il mskes
stitch, which can neither rip ror ravel-
while, at the same time, il cun oprrate
perfectly upon every species of material
from leather TO cambric, with threads of
cotton, linen or silk. flom the finest to the
cOarsest number.
As the Empire Machine is gradually
'uppIantng lis more antique rivals, no
one in want of more useful iesirument
of this description, be he or she tailor.
coachmaker Gressmaker or spamstess, can
dn otherwise than secure Of these econom.
ical and nimtabe machines, suited alike
for family aud manufacturing purposes
The Office OF the Empire Manufacturing
Co. is at No. 536 Broadway, New York
City, where they are now supplying Ties
Empire Machines al prices lar below the
real vane of the instruments New York
Herald.
November 80 lS65-lv
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He rec I'd 3f5 a76 against s76 6lU
for lie Repubic1n ant, t,glnis Who, the
the light Of these figures dare stismatize the
Democracy as sympathetic with the Sc
cesson and violence OF the South The
.dCS Democracy, as au o!gHnizlio2, rem. ined
n, sieadf-st TO its patriotism, then and since,
~ rduEpg the,war., 1t has evrr heenthe friend
= Aof tbe onion and Of the rights of the States,
s.sg.5fle is, a base teer who SAYS Otherwise /!
Hopelessly severed by rivers OF blood, its
,vf =, pishlies its enflneS we krncd, But not
yigcusbroken 4 as National party By no want Of
o ssJ7 patriotism in the great body of its members
- itdrose amidst the blaze and thunders of
,s war to give Mcclellan, in 1864, over cne
a1a million six hundred thousand votes True
-Ta We are in minority in Congress and in the
% a1 States; bat il my voice could reach them,
would say to The South
Behold this array II was rot victorious
., but by your aid it might have been, can be
s.s 1 aud will be As the greater body---indced
w as the regular oTsarizlon, never troken
save BY your dcection--we entrelt, if you
., would be rid of your present disabilities TO
consider your Future alliances, You have
..r'~ as yet asked no amnesty from us. We de-
sire no humiliation from you. You know us
now to have been your friends olOlG, when
- you lett US 10 your enemy and ouIs! We
spread the mantle Of obliv over the past,
s''r7 II 1t 5e in your power TO help, il is III ours
to forgive. L YOU have The spirit to sccep,
We have the spirirto tender The Offices OF
r Kindness. II in your hesrDs YOU can kiss
The old flng and reverence the olt Consil.
-r. tuition, you are Democrats sgain We ask
tH no lurther. The Democracy is then lrnai.
llts;ed, and you are 'htn Reconstructed.
Wessk no test cahs, nd will not trouble
.r. you 10 consult Mr.. Thaddrus Stevens or
v. Charles Sumner Your home sha il be 0lrs,
tr Jour country ourS No deed States. There
thali be nothing alien 10 Us which !, not
-a ioeign to YOU Nothing domestic with II,
which shall not be at home to yOa. W.
VIII help you plant ugaln the srrd whose
q. perfect leaves flowers and fruits shall he
,, yours, with ours to enjoy. Lei Ills bc done
In aspirit OF kindness aud aith. tor these
4o' are greater then power. aud bring more
happiness tIen al, lie syn Uol5 Ol r,rk, -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-02-08
Giifts.

TO RE DISPOSED OFA'p
lONE RpT
N' - ~ " IL - II 1S ~ II " IL
WITHOUT REGARD To yAICE.
NOT TO pr pin ron J,MTJI 20,
KN6rU M M ~. ,!oIi IN ~ O1' =, ~ "
una iOC hECEIFE.
oplelulu LIST OF Articles, all to be sold fol
Ohe Dollar Each.
100 Cocl 5 (French) Sud2I day
clocks, ranging from .... $40 TO ESQ eacl
lO0 Pianos OF the best manu-
facture.. ...- -3GN to 500 eact
25O Sowing Machines, of tho
best mahufacture. so to $50 each
25O Gents Gold lIuntng-case
Natchcs.... ....,.....- so to $50 each
25O Ladies' Gold ard Enamel
llun'ing-ca.e Watches 35 to 70 each
5OO Gents llunting-c0se Sill
yer watch.... IS to &c each
eco Damand Rings ...,..... 50 to 100 each
5000 Gold Vest ~ neck chains 4tO 80 each
Su"O oval Band bracelets 10 each
5000 Jetand Go d Bracelets. 6 to 10 each
1000 Chant cline Chains, I'D
Guard Chain>.."...... 5 to 90 each
! ., ~ sShtare Gold Brooches. Ito 10 each
ooOO cora uPnl and Emerald
brooches. '''''''... 4to s each
"UuO MOSAIC, jet, Lava ~ FIoren
uhn raf UroIs.'''''. -. Alto 6 each
'''o .o'n OPalah EnerOld Ear
,,o, ~ ,,'l. 49, '''' 4to b each
fVo" 1"ili"'h" Diamond Breast
o.. EinS''"' - '..'''.' -. $50 to 10 each
1oo' VOC rHo est Watch Eeys 5Ot each
4'"" .'nn roo e't hiooon-SlldrS- 3to 10 each
o'uo sells u lipio Sleeve buttUls,
Sini,. &C -. ......... 3to each
9uuo 1"lh lLi'hbieS' lenoil' &C.. Alto each
ivooo MihlA me Loekes"' ESQ to ~ each
4Ooo Magic
5000 GoIa T"oiinicl. c,"..." ~ t" 20 e"eh
5000 Plain Geld king.,. -. 49,. 4 to 10 each %
oUOO IhaScd ""...... 4toll each
Stone &C. Signet Rings. g ,5rto 10 each
! tul Diamond Ring'".. 2tJ 10 each
750e Sets Ladies' Jowclry-. Jet
and Gold. 80" 5tol5 each
GoVo setS Ladies Jewelry-- Cameo.
ieall' opal other stoneS- 4 10 Is each
lOOuO dold PenS, silver Extension
Holders and Pencils 49,. to 10 each
lOooo Gold PENS and told Mount
cd holders'''' .''..'' .... to 10 each
S"0" s"O" 1,..,c,, LNeh'l2n iInld'S-l5 to 2a each
o,nIN liz D"eN'vS''''6 to each
SND0 'Ir, "HLH O"IlS'5 to lO each
goHH '',"'0,' D'''N"R eupS.o t' hO each
oOS0 q nm, m'ri 80, 1910 5O eaeh
ia ,l,'' l"''' '"'' "'o '"Ke
5ooo ia s,Iynr ra, So. '''' ~ TO 'o eaCh
CnW ICn" "'H'"r S'''S ~" Sp"onS''-lo To ~ p. d.
'0oVo l"o'o spoons
T., ,,,oo ro,nS or H., ',-2V 10 40 J. q.
~ GonIuqNTuvo o ri,V Eieht stGgnation OF
onJ ,"G ~ tmo n.strictS OF France
u E"k,'nT = lITmuty OF Vaiuahle DC"
IS mt ,ma ~ for .oi ,hc European mar
anS MITsr' uTG on Sol n h'r AN SWvh IN country,
IIu Ifnl ~. - i,o,a,sJonao. CRITIC
aclinn 90 "' Socnts for ISc II AMlGlD 1S 20
"s Go,,o r,IiI IL i'neiP"l European
~ "nu'"v, "',n' "".o '',O.'eu upon
GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION
Subject TO the following rpgulat;ons
Certificates of the yarions nt,iclos aro f,.,
mt into onyolopes. scaled nm ond ,uixoj n,J
" hen ord. red aIo taken ont NitLout rooo.J 70
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-02-08
Henry Cassill's ESTATE,
David Riille's Estate,

DaVlu h1flle'S Estate.
NOTlCE Ii hereby given that Eleanor Rifle
~ Administrative Of 'le estate Of Daviu Rifle
drccasoh has filed her accounts and vouchers in
the PronatU court OF Vinlon county, Ohio, for
inspection and final settlement ana tla; the
'ame W i'll he for hearing in said court at Ten
o'clock III on the l7lh dny of February 1866.
RICHARD CRAIG.
Jan %. 3w4 Probate Judge YCO
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-02-08
FROM TIE
L a r G E S T
M MANUFACTURING CHEXIsP
EN TIE WORLD.

am acquainted with II. T. Hemboli hs
occupied tho drug store opposite my residence,
and unsuccessful in conducting the business
where others had not heen equally 20 hsfors
him. have been lavorably impres ed with his
character and enterprise.
WM. WEIGHTNAN,
(Firm Of Powers " Weightman,)
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown O.. .. Phiis.
From the Phila ENeng Bulletin, March 10th.
We are Vralitedto hear OF the continued suc.
cess IN New York, Of our townsman, Mr.. II. T.
llelmbul, Druggists. His store, next TO the
Metropolitan II tel, is % feet front, $50 feet
deep and five stories in height. his certainly
grund establishment, and speaks isvorahy Of
the merits Of his articles. IL returns his office
and laboratory TO this city, which are also model
establishments of their class.
The proprietor has been induced to make this
statement from the fact that his remedies, sl.
though advertised, arc
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-02-08
Samuel II, WilsOn's ESTATE,
Guardians Notice.

Guardians Notice.
Notice il hereby given that ut the January
~ term 1866. Of the County court of Clay
county. State Of Illinois, tie undersigned was
dn appointed psard an Of The persons md pro-
rerty Of Milton aud rharleS p RedI minor
heirs of Eliza = ltedl deceasc'', la to OF the
county aud state aforesaid
lnM % 304 A. W HOTnWELL
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James DOdgc's ESTATE.

NCTiCE is horeby given tnat Samuel v
~ Dodge administrator of the estate of James
Dodge deceased has filed his accounts AMI
vouchers as administrator and surviving mart
ner of said estate in the Probate court Of Vim
ton county Gnio, for inspection and partial set
!lcmCnt, and that tho snme will be for hearing
IN said co 'rt at ten o'clock In on the lT'h day
Of Feb'y 1855. RICHARD CRAIG,
Jan 25.-3w4 Probate JudgeV co
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-02-08
st6ina Matbines.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS

THIS MACHINE. is constructed on entirely
l. new principles of mechanism, possessing
many raro and valuable improvements, having
oeen examined by the most profound experts,
and pronounced to be
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-02-08
GENUINE PREPARATIONS
THESE PARTIES RESORT

:" varicus means Of effecling sails, such as cop
wing pars Of advertisements of popular rem
cdits. and finishing wi.h certificates.
h ScieEoe Of Mediyin stands imple. pure,
and mEjestic, having fact for it, basis. induction
ioi ils pillar, Truth alone for its capital.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-02-08
Legal Notice,
John Hunters Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that Saran Hunter
~ administrators debonas non Of the esta e
Of John Hunter decreased, has filed her accounts
and vouchers in the Probate court OF Vinion
county Ohio for inspection and partial settle
ment and that the same will be Tor hearing in
said court, at ten o'clock m on the nh day of
February 1865. RICHARD CRAIG,
Jan rs. Sw4 Probate Judge vC0
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-02-08
Qlalo GOt 0.
Grovesteen & Co.,
PIANO. FORTE
a. AIlEAi I'tiIgLy -

Il III 4 ~ ~ y III III ~ y
o NANufAtfURLKN,
4eS Broadway, New York.
THE attention of the Public and Mp trade
is invited 10 our NV SCALE 70LTAVE
ROSE WOOD PIANO FORTES which
for volume and purity uf tune are unlival-
ed. BY any hitherto f'oertd in this market.
They con'ainall the modern improve mrnts
French, Grand Action, Harp Pedll, Iron
Frame ovelstImg Bass etc. aud each instru
ment being made the personal supervision
of Mr.. ]. II. GRovEsTEEN who has has Il
practical experience of over 81 years III their
manufacture Is fully warranted in every par
ticulur.
The "Grovcstcen Piano Fortes" res
celvtd the award OF merit over all
others at the celebrated Worlds
FAIR,
Where were exhibited instruments lr'm
the De,i makers o' London Paris. Gp man,
Philadelphia Baltimore Boston smd New
York: aud also at the American lnstu'ute
lUr five successive yelrs, The gold and sill, er
mehl. rom both of which can be seen AT
our wareru"m,
by the ;nteroduc'ionof improvements we
MAKE still more perfect Piano Forte. and
by mannla' turing largely witha strict,
cash system, are enabled TO offer these in
slrumenls at a pric1 which vii pr cIude II
competition.
PRIcE-No. l, S'ven Octave. r)uni corners
Ro.eword plain case S275.
No. 2, Seven Octave ruund rorner
Rosewood heavy nrOuld!n. $500
No. 3. Seven Octtv" round corners
Rose ond Louis XIV style S325
Terms: Net C"si, ,n Cur,rn Funds,
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS SENT
FREE.
Dec. 7Ih lS65-Iyr A.ac,
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N
D TATE or OHIO, VINTON co.
In Probate Conrt.
Facy, Ray, adm'irix of VIM. Ray.) Petition
deceased Plaintiff
JBKimbpil & Co ct al 10
,,,no Defendants, Soll LAID
DURSUANT 10 m order of sao made IN The
above oac, On Tho 2ith day of Japyu,ty
lsfb y antcd by the "a d Probate Court, within
ana Tor tho said county of Vnton | wi n off,r
Tor sale, " nlnlnlstratrix OF VIM Ray, dc
ceased, lac OF said c,unty, to the highest bid
Ler at public auction at tie door Of tic Court
house in the town Of Macarthur, in s.ii county
Monday, Fbruary 18Th, 1866,
between the hours Of len "'ciotk II m II, d fonr
o'ttck pm o sad day the folhwing 'rsr,ibed
real es ate, situat d ii said county Of yin:on.
To wit:
The southeast quarter Of tho south cn., omar
'"r a'id Tile northeast qu rtcr Of the sout east
qu'Ttrr "i &c ion number twent, tyn (25 In
"whshIP lumber Il" (0) OF range humber
hlhttrth (l3J and the northeast quarter of the
h"rth'aSt quarter Of section humber tbitty-six
go ~ township aud rnuge aforesaid coniaiu-
lhG " acres more ~ less, nj rcsad lands bcin,
SnhJcet to and cnrumhered by dover and home
i ,d "i said Trc, Ray md minor children
"'' H''iS NhlE ~ hoy deceased,
Also the following real estate free clear and
nnencnmbcIcd hy dover md Homestead stuu-
yea IN S'ld county of Vinton and known ss tic
Mnnigcmry rari, tc-wit:
l'c Il hwesl quarter Of to s~ui east QUAR-
'er OF sohon number twenty five ty5im town
mp number ten (l0) Il rarge number nine.
zen AID the northwos quarter of the orth,ss,
quarter OF section number thir y six 1881 in
,9wnHllp and nge alo'G'aid, containing 81
The fr't described one hundred md twenty
'crr lrsct cnvcrt d by dover and homestead an,
praised ut he sum OF four hundred dollars md
I he second described eighty acro tract clear of
al ehcumbrance appraised at five hundred dol
lars.
Terms of sale, one.third cash, one third in
ore Year and one third in two years from day OF
saIe, with interest, deferred payments to be
secured By noitgnge upon the promises.
TACi RAY, administrative of
William Ray, deceased,
Brstton & Mayo stt'ys for petitioner.
January IS, 1866. n4.4w
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Joseph w. Finney's Heirs.

NbI j. t. - hereby wen M James Gibbons
~ guar ian OF Geo-ge Finn,y. S.mnel b
Fmhry. Fl"r"mce Fmhry. Mcial T. Fhncy aud
syn via Finny. has flied hi> ace, unit, and vnuch-
c's for imp rction rnd fi'al set Element oi Sam
url u FIrnry Florence Finney. Marian Fnney
and sylvia Finncy. and that they will he for
hearing in Tho Probate court Of Vn,on county
Ohio, ." th, l7tE day of February 1868. at en-
o'clock an. RICHARD CRAIG,
IAN 81 3w4 Probate .IudgcV co
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A WORLD UF CAUTION.

Ha'lih is mcs. important, and the afflicted
slonld moi use an advertised medicine. or .nv
remedy, ull, its contents or ingredients srs
known 10 others hcsle the manufacturer, or
until they are satisfied Of the qualifications Of
the party 80 oiTeriug.
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In consequence Of The great stagnation OF
trade in the Manufacturing districts of France
and England, Il large quantity of valuable Jew "
eiry,. OriginaIy intended for tho European mar.
ket, has been sent of for sale in o country,
and MUST BE SOLD All ANY CRIFICE
Under these circumstances, HAMILTON Co.
acting as Agents tor tho principal European
Manufacturers, have resolved upon n
The weekly Butte record., 1866-09-15
FATAL SHOOTING ArFAIR.-A dispatch daded
q, San Juan, Monterey county, September 9TH

FATAL SHOOTING ArrAIR.-A dispatch daded
a, San Juan Monterey county, September eth
SAYS
BIB. Barker, County Surveyor aud Justice Of the
Peace was shot and Killed in kemp's' saloon, at
nine o'clock this morning. by W. Y. MCGarvey,
County Assessor. Both parties have been tor
several years residents Of this place, neighbors
and intimate friends. Some months ago Baker lost
two Thousand dollars in coin. which he had buried
in his yard and has been vainly endeavoring To OBJ
tain clue TO It's recovery or the detection of
the thief Lately, il is thought. his mind has be-
come shaken hy breeding over the loss OF his money
and the futiliy OF all his efforts TO set any trace of
it, and he has gone armed, publicly threatening 10
take the life of certain man whom he declared
he had cause 10 suspect. MoC,arvey. finding him
self TO he the party suspected sought 10 pacify
Barker. but violently repealed ana plainly told
by Barker that he the man he was after Nc
Garvey then armed himself with doube-barreled
shotgun. and came into the saloon, where Barker
AT the time sitting down reading newspaper.
There were witnesses 10 the affair, bat res ult
was that McGarvey shot him dead and then went TO
the Office OF Justice Whitney and surrendered him
self. Barker was native OF orth Carolina.
man of good character, but impul>ve in his nature
and of extremely violent temper. He leaves wits
and two small children. Mctiarvey has always
been considered one OF our best citizens, remark
ably peaceful and conciliatory in his disposition
and of irreproachable integrity. An inquest and
examination Of the affair viii take place this
evening.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-09-15
InSO1Vent Notice.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF BUTTE COUN
] ty of the State of California. In the matter OF
the petition of VIM. NJ. Harris, an insolvent
debtor.
The People of the State of California to all the
creditors of VIM. NJ. Harris. send 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
VIM. N. Harris, TO be and appear before the Hon
W. S. Stafford aforesaid in open Court at the Court
room of said Court, in the town of Orovlle county
OF Butte on the 10Th day of Sept, A. D. 1866, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, of that day then ard there to show
cause, if any they can. why the prayer of said in
solvent should not be granted. and an assignment:
OF his estate he made, and he be discharged from
IN such case made and provi ded; apd in the mean
tine all proceedings against said insolvent be
stayed.
Witness my hand and the Seal of said Court
this 18th day of Aug, A. D.. 1866.
IL. 81 J. G.. MOORE, Clerk.
III. S. Internal Revenue Stamp, so cents.l
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Insolvency Notice.

TN THE COUNTY COURT OF BUTTE COUN-
Il ty of the State of California In the matter oi
the petition of s. 3. Snow. an insolvenf debtor.
Pursuant to an order of the Hon. W. s Stafford
Judge of the said County Court. notice is hereby
given to a the creditors of the said insolvent, 5.
B. Snow, to be and appear before the Hon. W. 5.
Stafford aforesaid. in open Court. at the Court room
of said Court in the town of 0royille, county OF
Butte on the sth day Of October A. D.. 1866 al 10
o'clock A. NJ of that day. then and there to show
cause if any they can, why the prayer OF said IN
solvent should not be granted. and an assignment
of his estate be made and he be discharged from
MS debts and liabilities in pursuance OF the Statute
in such case made and provided; and in the mean
time all proceedings against said insovent be stay
ed.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court, this
lst day of September A. D. 1850.
f.. 81 MOORE. Clerk.
~. 5. Internal Revenue stamp. so eents.l
The weekly Butte record., 1866-09-15
Notice.

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT. UNDER THE ACT
4 of the Legislature ot-tbe State OF California. re
lating to Roads in Butte County. approved March
18th. 1866: sealed proposals viii be received BY
the Supervisors Of said county, up to Monday, Sep
TENDER 24th, 1866 tor lease OF the Road leading
from Powell's Ranch, in kmshew township, 10 the
Cold Spring House. in said county. with the
privilege of collecting tolls thereon, under the
strietions and conditions of said law.
Said sealed proposals shall be directed TO the
Clerk of the Beard of Supervisors and shall dis
timely state:
FIRsT-For what tern of years lease will be
taken, and how much per annum will be paid.
SEcoND-1he road shall be kept in thorough
repair.
THIRp-The names of the surities TO be given
for the performance of the conditions of the law
By order of the board
Attest true copy. J. G. MOORE, Clerk.
[sEAL.l 1851 JAMES GREEN. Deputy Clerk
The weekly Butte record., 1866-09-15
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF W. II. THOMASSON. DECEAS-
II ed. Notice is hereby given by the undersign-
ed, ADMINISTRATIVE of the above named estate to the
creditors of, and all persons having claims against
said deceased. TO exhibit the same, with the ne
cessary vouchers, within ten months from the first
publication of this notice TO the undersigned, at
her residence, miles from Chico, Butte county.
MARGA RET THOMASSON, Administrative.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-09-15
Notice to Creditors.

TSTATE OF W. X. ABBOTT, DECEASED.
II Notice is hereby given, by the undersigned,
Administrator of the above named estate, TO the
creditors Of and all persons having claims aeains
said deceased, To exhibit the same. with the
sary vouchers within ten months from the first pub
LEGATION of this notice, to the undersigned at the
store of A. p. Bord. Oroville.
Asst D. C. ABBOTT, Administrator