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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-08

Mech sucoarArcmens has ben given %
N quesiion % internal improvement dar.
az ife s~ssion Ilst cio.rl. Ahydrograpb
'c survry 81 ihc state "a. been prosiasd ~
~iih q zee II dcseior'o- or >ast ~atsr
po-cr. End thc Governor has sppoinied q.
Ce-.uiissisnc-. unler tLi. prs,i.ioa Hsn
iiannibai Ils-i,r. John 8 Poor a. 4
-. io.s-oo.l. Of Lr~i.fon
Eai vil not spool fiui- Oh cnurncraic
th- several i.nportanf measures vhi-h have
hcen passed \ h-t e th-.@ aai an TO-
ruiiic a.. In foroc vili soon o. pubii.hed
a. there vil De- a. opportunity for ihe
People Co Judge more uoirrsfsnlinriy 1T
the labor. OF iheir ruhlic scrsant.. a.
.pratinr shiiiy ~ lat Legislature Ill
noe compare f.voralis ~iih iho-r ~ for
ui~r yrar.. fhor-h zen. Caldwell. Mr.. Ter
kir. NJ Cro-hy ard Mr. wocimtn. a
~ S~uatr. ard Gen. Sh~pisv. Ea-cue
Hale. wm. r. Try~. Mr. oak .-d = T.
Stevens. ~ the Hcu.e. src ready and eio-
qneut deba,~r.
Bai AZ = ~orkirc hosiv % r,-u I .iouh, II
ever ihs fortv sisih Legislature hal r..
equai. o. vhieh ih' iarre arnouu; o: ir,ror-
tart husinc,s actei upon. thr uuu,erou. On
To7ulr- SHINES ptich have ben th~art.
a ani th- .ho-tness 20 H. session -iii
ahunlaniiv testify NJ member ~ 70 %
his hone ani conr-ataiaic himself ihai b.
isd 'he ieEisiafurc. for IL couh ~; ard
~ou'l no, D. 20. either ~ he elo-lasncr
~ ~ speake-s or ~ h'anii.hunenf. offh-
lobby The fricrsi, % The Earop~sn al
Nor'h Ameri-an Raii-av scheme -iil t~.-
iiiy 'hat ihsy nsvcr sa-.o hard a .st r,~u
fo -lara-r
The oo-nmuni-afion closes re .h-rf 80
rirs 81 letter. from Auc u.,a.- ior the
rrrs~nt- Ttry have h~~n ncc,ssarilv fra-
r-enfarv at looseis fhr'~n io-rfher. ss
'hey ha'e been rr~rarri ~ great haste
b. o. anr of our good p~opis hsv-. th-ou-t
ti~m. hc-n ahic o. unirr.ss,a sornethrn-
% thc a1irrs cf thr C~ncrai Co1-t. 7 .h.r
oorsiirr rnyssN amply reriid. snd Ill ~
NAN tieir hamhir servant.
Ivprx-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-08

Ma-oNlo IIut.,rs.~. Mssor.c Hal.
Soaih Psfs. 90. formally ded.ea,rl or
Ihars4ay. --ih 90. Ti.c decisiou io haze
fhr exercises private ~as changel. - tLai
tLc frsnls ~ n.rrilrrs -,rv abe o. PARIS
ifa,r i- ths pieasare Of thc occss,oa.
In DO alerno.n. scry abis and ,nter
csiiu- a4dfsss IS a-i.terei bv Res Mr
sasfer. oi Ba'L. si iLc MeiLodust ehsr,b
40 tle .i.se 81 ths ailr,ss. Oh. n.su.lers
&C il- fraternity. Ssh ns.isd ruesis. az
l.~H Cd En ol sisr supper o. che restasrant
at CO. stai.on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-08

M- betsy Bater. q Wcsi Dcihs-.
Maes Died on sasfsv. So. 81. aged sl
s. b. the vonEn 80 u.aie fhe frst sfrau
bguuet ever falriafei IN tl.i. ,ounfrv
si. 80 sn imported tonnst. .xaaiias. a..
bad. snd. b. her 90 'o-suurs, prsrarcl
a. spif a. sfra-. and hrti8-d I'D issh
ionc8 tae baunet. Dc contained o.o-r u.s.
teriai tl-n . rcquired in ihe present la,
isr sucb a garpose
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-08

IUCkIff-fn. NlTTL 4. -
Efitor Ii-rsc-cf TIE fcf.uhi.ran. ar
rtcd tn ro-n si~ctian - bad sorkesnI
unuy Il s~tioa- Air NoAh Prinrc ~.
slsc-ea Mrderator by enc msiorift. JoLn
farrar. Cierk. hy ore mslarts. ui-ari
n.nfs ~ Two; 4 q Pa. ts or. arl A
u. lsonn.s bY ose naiorifv. tcr Srlccfrner
- irusacrat- th-n a. dorn th-tr srrns
ard ahAndon~d ihs geld. cao,gt a f-~sEu-
u.i.tsrr. Mo kepf up q -.a.irrin. frc IN .
al ths ~, ia.f Mr. 4 iri.h "a. rlrr'rl
>chaol Conf-iittfc. TIE whoir ,ose at
~ to IN ir-d an = ~ven Iri.h bal one
hundred sai usacfy eight. snd 90 80 elect
81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-08

We 80 = sssfed fhst Jo.ef.h :. Wake
sffycburg. las ben appointed Psymas-
90 N The regular army
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-08

C.piiol "a, 6een -~'tl-i 81 this srssion.
, TIE senate ansu1ed ihe r~port ~ the
Couaniies ~ prosidiu- Cor thc rurrhsse
q a AZ snd frc preoi vau'i whss ibs
matter cane bef'-r ihe Iiau.e. it "a. .,jei-
iniisl, r-o.'ronsi. ani sn orler pa-.cl Be-
r-cffnr thr Governor snd Courcil % report
plans an,i sr-ci6ca'i,n. f,r al nrc,lci in
prosetncnts 90 the a-Ni Leri.,s'ur..
Bu f-r the consoir.afioa " certain raiI-
rad IN tli. State ~ss intis6nhsiy post
poncd wilhoat debate.
TIE senate has voted ~ accrrs ih~ nj
noriiy report 70 ar Commiiise on ihs qucs-
ton - capital punisbneut. whieh ica'es
tie matter where &c now 'tAnls. III, vote
-as nearly ursuiuious.
4 hiG. ~hioh passed. the house. sester-
day. providing Cor The rrpair of ocTfain
roads an bridge in this state. spprupr,-
Aies three ihoasanl dollars for rcbuiiiing
~ bridge across Wild river. ia thc tovn
90 Giicai. and one Thousand for the rypair
Of ths road through the to~n 81 Grahoa.
A ball providing far the times OF holding
th- terms - The Ssprcmc Ju.ii-ial Cosrt
las passed iLc House AMI al dolbtie..
%"
fiom Oxford. ore from Causberlani. ouc
from Waiio and one from Wa.hingsor
A. at rrosidins that to-n. NAV ioan
tLsir crc'lt 10 thc amount % svc Pr cent
~ go
ID
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'-
N"A - loo'- ne Lfs''iAi1re al
l'-fnTl i''A.'s la'' e'T'ing. a. Tea Cd cinoS
NAHs 90 a. f--i schemes that hal hr~n
o. ~ ''.i tbs ei''s - a. 'e'''on- ~''h a
49, 81 rf'''ing 'hf'n '1rouEh IN 10 fs'n
49, '-' E
-@'s ''-'''
~ - w. 81 AL
PAW '''
MY 'i'' o'.A''' &C. 'n
Sous a. A''-'n''''n 90 tse paT' oi
'~e a'' 81 '-' ~e~t "ee@ To ~ Atsa' t'i-
'''' on -.>'-'i % .ai'l'' -a'eA afhi as
10 - fa'1 % tae i'a'ifoAI 'onPanf. o.
iae i'rn'' 90 o." at Sfhniins Inst 'ompan9
ier p--.'r lina' oi 'hr sat. a. hrousai
"ci'i' iIc h'1'e o. iharr'.a, an. a'trr a
'r's 'i-' I-si'''' inc "ti 49, m'i~ hniirif
'i am ''H' ~ t' ine S'nAie ior
'''f-f-"'r- lie >enair ar'r'''i"a a.
l''''''- .--' ~ Az ''-e-'4 s'r -
''' ''''i' "i- '-- 'r'i - mas
" l-s 'D' 'e'' e-' A'-''a' i-'' 90 ~
~N' -' e-' -'- I'd
'~' NTT 20
| 'i'-''' "s hfiFrn
''i1'f '''e- ai.A
49, 4he ''m".iirr oi
''',~ e'-.i DOS h-Trc' an % rr port
81 'aeA o." 90 iioa-e- 4bf reI-ri "a a.
"'r'~i- Az - iioa-e voted o. adhere Al
fei1rca 10 feeo1si4cr- - the b.i "a o.
na''i DISPOSED ot
iDr alPToiT'aii"n i'r 81 Oppose Asr-
.nu'' % Bangor ard Hath came from thc
H'nair a"rnlci. an4 "a i'erlnitrly post
i'''rd - o." hol-~- H. A'.Ha tiI
'1a''' TIE -a'n' late
~ ave T. 81 90 f'dag. ihr ian's oi
.-' i'o-'e "l' crawl ana rroefs 49,
"a" ''e a7i'"n oi iae senate A.
"a =. az ''a''s'' Of a''hsrc'm~ni D.
.'e' nhi been a. isi~'i.
o'-''s '''"a'nei Oh 70 At finally oH
S,t-u- !, - {, ;'''' Of.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-08

Nos-kssrpE>r LsSDs. The biIi re.lsir-
iug aiterri-~ulsnts of aon ~ risuf tsr sale,
70 b. ra5hshsI in somc paper in O.. Coun-
~ sherc th- lsn.is arc situaisi Ia. become
q Ia. TIE areuurufs far fh. shsrrr 90,
have stated. AID o. se-uls tLe I.e-i.ist.re
apfrrriafsd tlssir iorce. arl es.rteF A.
aHIsf1 nlcnt GIVING thcm efrcf The Io-af
paner' ln fls >fa'e. a. sell as the reople.
ar deeply indebted for tiis chanrs 20 IA
" d Lapham. representative hoa ths
Moo.isfo = disfries. 80 As heen indeisfi-
gusi b. in Esrfang H. hd ia si-it. th-oarL
o. far.ous nruipu .afions that ran b. rlr.
sn q hii ard by shirh vue paiiers url-r.
stari hou o. defeat q nir asurr fl- Al.
paved tsf1r. the 'osa,if',s % -hish fhe
order "a referred. a. ilu a. rsfort
q. ~ffh &c ore di-s-rf.nr sei-e The
a. ntf so .asst .irternlrfI rrn1slfian.
an4 80 sfl-rl1h 90. b. fnauf fasssd
tufa ll0as.s So ftank An n..., i.a-ff.
IN lar BE- earnest rfirfs fa srrar. a r..s.I..I
rr'cfn. IT, la~ riN TAKE raerf tr fff-+-
da's 'r.u flr a.f.srr .lfrt rI CO. fn-ls.
laflre o. ..artfs atrrr fIlr. .s .n-r
ltr oar rurer. lrras.r.rs a-r Fl, aisrrf..e
on tar cre irsl rnafei ff f.e C.r-ff e. n
49,. 1rrff. tl ra,.r'a farr af.t. orders
Br,uwrt Picrrns- 81, lave -..
ee.srl from John llnns,r-o- a a.. rse
Ma.d.e street. r.rtanI. CO., r.f.-..-
" IT, Morr.r- ks.- on C...t ,s
Be-. lcion- r- t. ih. .rr.,. .I r.r. RI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-08

n
ted NJ iorscs 18th giiss lantern. shaf no
tight. sxrrpt az heir. dil not take out ~,
llufcrsl vas pat n sh,n I vcnf o. bci.
- ult kuo~l.dcc there 80 go sc in f,.-
hara 81 in the q. q near o. On the isv be-
f,sr.- ~ err thr-f iars NJ. fore e. fr- -
ssrar hur,iorks on frv fhrre or fur rn.l.
from th- haru ara -rnainei ~ u ESQ fre
a. dose. shish sas prrhaps in the
u.nr.inr the rrst mi -ht b ra.nrl gare
slower "a a. h1.nr escrr dty aitcFsaris
fil' fhe nrr.
f.rou Erfsas-afias. - ~ R-rt
Tbs cafua-c house occupied pat af the
srnar huiil.ac. aul res ~ q ~as an or~n
sh,-i. oT--nirg or en- east INTO hsrn-farI.
ahoui iauf fr.i OF ihe .hri hpps-i onto ihc
nj ~ th-- hsrr ssufhrfis 81 d. 20 the h,u..
~as aieui ~ feet farther saafh than s1sth-
cris srio harn che north .i.ie Cd co.. iarn
eNfrrtss farther rorfh than rrr'h sal- q
90 4. a thr h..l-e. thr courty ro-l rannirE
tstwcru Lousf AMI ouihuiidinrs
Ahcr I 80 g. frr orb DE- b1r,io-t. I s--t
fo an aurtion anl sfarl sil dar. benz SAGE
"a. when got honl. rnV boz took char-e
81 thc barn ~ns nt bono The next dsf. I
ttink day hsfor- ths 6rc I 49, shinr'fn-
NJ house an,l fhink / a. shinciing iav
h-f--e that don't rrro'irct "a lcoslnc az
th- ta-,lock fr~ AFTER irt O.. b. rain-l
uiEht sitter ugrio,k f-~. zoos hrrause it
49,. 80 -. I 49,, A.
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-. 49,, -. -. /. -, -. 49,.
- =. 49, .. -. 49,. r
800,
.,--.
$3.50. 80
them kno- there as a De- that niclf ild
not sCr nnr trr o. hu o nnr trarks OF a nan
in fhe d. oi erass. Over th~ frnoe he
... II "a +. -. -
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= -. 49,. ..-.-....t i, -,
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,.f.-f..t " H.. $685. i. .....t.
t---..t..l 49, .,-.--s.f, =, -. - 49,.
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30 "-"' ~ ''r ais 20 oarn airr NJ
IAN "a 'sTn'' ) i.'nl ihA' ,'f - lex
'- A'
FEirsN
o. a. E.sl-s olU~l Have r-,s.ied n
Bs-kr~I8 .s--.~tiu,s D.. thsn /. ,,s-. b~s~l
A-,i.-o.. Hsrk th-rsfcn la,s fan sn ,s-rri.b
store. ths trnf-~rarrr PEOPLE aul ..r-rf.liv
itr.-~ thsf r-r,-ratel hius bad Lim az
thcv haI ben posncine o. h-ra ani prose-
c1tlng Lia.. 81 o. hal stool &c a. l5n- a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-08

7 C.rrr Tie rsnt fern 20 Do s.
y Co.r-. 60 Oxford Corn'y. ~dl c.r-
r.re .r T..slay ofneK vert Rr fhs
a'.. ..aelt. Jsi-c Ws,ioa 81 BE- pres
eat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-08

NrwnI Meiera'or. J. z Pane.
tirrk. O.r.n Foster
>rierta~n. Orlu Fosfe-. : 4 WH5.,
J B Liifisha.e Jr
~fiool Coa1.. y 7 Baker
lreasurer. Ohm Foster
Agent. T. q Smith.
A. kepubicans
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-08

ALBASH. Clerk. N u Haskell
seicet@ea, John iIaseiton. Le-is Ss--
IA. Lawson Na.cn
TrcNsu-vr. J a. Lovejoy.
Ac~nf. Geo Frvneh
:, hcol Con-. n r Ceunu,ing..
Constable.. Jaoob Dresser. John Has
elion
All Eepoblican, hsi last two Seicctmen.
OxFoND. Cirrk Thcsa- Rsker.
Ssiectu,en. : : saith. Chsriei , Durril
Roscoe Bro-n.
Aerut : 7 lloihrroS.
STOOL Com.. El-in 4 Perry. wm "
Tbomss. y.
Con,,ssle asd Collector. Jsrob Twa.b-
burn.
S~rprV. Moderator. Ben Webb.
Ce-t. ! 7 ITananer
>ciertlnen. Saausl Pisuau-rr. J y Ssooc.
wm = whiicomb.
TrcasurvF. a. 4 Tcklrn
Agent. : " Chute
School Con NJ VI Haulin. n " New.
err
Collector snd CousaJle. Isaac Ea.,
man.
Al kcpubiicsrs. sri elected ~ithous op-
position.
LovEtL Molcraior. Jane, Hobbs.
rep.
Cisrk. Barn~s Waiisr. dem.
Sci-ctmsn. Barnes Walker. dem. r q
kiahar. dcrr David n lIs-rimaa. m.
Ireasnr~r. Ma-<haI Nakcr. RIP
Sch0ol Con. JOSEPH + Sioarrs. rep.
FErrrrEo. Mc6cra;of. Eroh e Par
rlneton.
Clsrk. To. : Meiatsrc.
>slcctm-n. "A Charlss. Seymour T.
Hohbs. PhilbriCk 4 Rradley
Twas ~. Ttnothv q Wari
Srisooi osn. OIL. Cl.Ari.s u Barrovs Frank
in shire. Aibion 4 Gordon
All Rrpublscans
SrNSzE Medersto-. william Y Sew
a..
lie 4. Hiram = Cohgrn.
Selcctucn. Lcsi. Bisbee. Charics \ Ts-
FL. Stcrhrn 4 Head
Agent. Berj Tueil
Trrass-vr. liirsal ~ CLandirr
49, -. ~ b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-08

IT,. hoiv ss.~uih's,i A. ~ Conrre-a-
fionai ,hur.h. >ouih raris. on wcln-.la,.
a. % o'do.s The uoruin- hsur "a.
pet in 'o,iai rrayrr A. 80 Tie u.esiing
vas orran isrl a. f,iio-s
Bes pr wi,oo. Moleraio-.
M,''r' Burnhau. Bsck ani Dunbarn.
S-lrrfa-irs
>r'erai conn.ttees usrs also arr.ointc.l
t. Gro top,r ji.rur.-d "a. IIa-
'hsI D. ua.tv oi thr va-ioas evan-.iir.l
ci-rries be bss; p-anafri'-
.Th- iisru.siln ~. crened by rrus-k,
p. pa Ner,-. So "a, foiio-ed o. Rev
Me'sr Mrrg. ~ Norvay. AMI Bauirti
az haou.iou. &c >aaih Pas. ani Other.
urrrSooN.
Meeting a. or~n~j 18Th r-avsr an
'iaG.nr TIE 20 fori- f,r d,sra..ion a..
-' H. sl,l ile F,ntrco.fsl rnaucn-r, a
l~ Holy >r.as tc pro-4-sI AL T.crpc;a.
atcfs-
a. lterrs'.r- l.s-....o- foilau,I. -L.n
o. ia,o-n- vas aH.oane,d a. the ,h,ri
ioP.e
" Wiai $50 o. .aJer,iooI by CHRISTIAN
seraraf from tt- sorlle-
Ne' ~ Bsri,ri "a. go o., ,reaker.
AL a general i.,.u..loa ago-ed II.
r'marA' -ese 90 ,crs intervening ,iarsc-
t-r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-08

GuF'p Molersfor. Caleb IS sis
tlerk. Ja.on rs kmhau
>r'e.i-.rn. j .aa VI Bean. Caleb Wi-tt.
al snIa " lltf
Irrasurfr. Wm o. Peabody.
Arrnf. psrmtnio Iet..ar.t.
~tla0. Goa. J4-or M kimtaI
Errnff Moleraf.- Iasiah Hro~o
I'D
ti.rk anl Arfn'. Ernct Foster
@tt.,ulen. David ? Br9ua. San D.
l-reteu. e. 4 ID Crrcxeft.
lreasarsf. Robert 4 q i.arman.
'..r.fnr. lsrnrf a. .rsfaH
-a-rl Com e. n ID Crockett
ia'.rs. lsrtrI 81 E,nhaH. Geo ~
tia-t-i. Oliver % Mas-a Ia.rsh H-s-n.
-. 'harirs u Lorse. Asessf.s 81 Garter.
t',..aaa i l.ran. u.an 4. E..t-. J,t, :
>san arl i..as = ElriIr,f.
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Clark. c D~s. 80 t.i bsss "a "a
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-30
SUMMONS.


THE JUSTICES COURT, k1MSHEW
township in and for the county of Butte The Peo-
pie of the State of California send greeting TO G. L
Neatly, and S Walker, known as Walker X Neatly.
You are hereby summoned to appear before me. at
my Office in the township Of Kiinshew Maeaia in
the county of Butte. on Saturday. the 18th da y
of May, A. ID. 1867, at ten O'Clock A. NJ. to
the complaint of Thomas B. Nck>on the plaintiff
who to Of YOU the sum of hundred
and eighty dollars balance due said plaintiff for labor
done by him for defendants, at the Fairfield Saw Mills
in Butte county per bill now on file al my Office
true copy of this summons viii be served on you
by publication. when Judgment viii be taken against
you for the said amount together with costs and dam
ages, if Won fail To appear and answer.
To the Sheriff any Constable of said county greet
ing: Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 18th day of February, A.
D. 1867, my Office Mas,alia, kinshew township.
". s GREEN
Justice of the Peace of kinlshew township.
II is hereby ordered that service Of the above
mons be made the said defendant by publication
thereof weekly, in the Butte RECORD, newspaper
published in Oroville Butte county, California for
three months: the last publication VIII be the 18th
day of May, A. d. 1851 which time the Will be
considered made W. s. GREEN.
Justice of the Peace OF kinlshew township,
Butte county.
February 18th. 1867. SMILE
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-30

IN THE JUSTICES COURT. OREGON
township. in End for the eoan-y Of Butte The peo
pie Of the State Of Czforna send greeting to T, B.
Marsh:
You are hereby Snaoned % appear before me, nly
ofce IN the t1sIship Of o-esun II Che-ukee Flz- n
the county q Butte. Saturday the srh day of March
4 n ISL, q. O'Clock P. 10 the CON-
plant Of David r Daniels, tho plaintiff who sues re-
Of you the q one Inn tred and sixty dol
lars due said plaintiff rrrarssozy node file
in my cfce, % which the following is COPY:
SIG %. day afser DATE promise pay Edward
4 Person order. tie OF hundred e4s-f six
dollars for value received drawing Interest a the
rate of two and half per cent per month uIsil paid
Cherokee. Butte county Cal. Aug 18th 1851
tSisnedi Vni B. MARSH.
Said note endorsed to plaintiff by E A P1erson
December 18th, 1856
true copy Of this summons VII be served on You by
for the said together with and damages if
you fail ~ appear and answer.
To the Sheriff any Constable Of said county, greet
Given under my hand. this 18th day Of Decerlber
SAMUEL GLASS.
Justice of the Peace of Oregon township.
II is hereby ordered that service of the above sum-
mons be made ON the said defendant; by publication
tsreof weekly in the BUTTE RECORD. newspaper pub
hshed in Orove. Bue county, California. for three
months: the last publication viii be the 3th day of
March 1867 which time the service viii be considered
made. SAMUEL GLASS.
Justice of the Peace of Oregon township.
Dec -, 1876. Butte county Cal
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-30

BaIpGER Pass RoufK--Late arrivals from the
West report the snow actually forty feet deep at
points along the read about Bridger's Pass. The
stages pas aser these immense depths with ease.
bat whAt will railroad do in them Jast now the
Union Pacific IS showed cut Of sight and on the
level plains down the Platte What will it do on
these barren timberless mountains with ten times
The snow thai has fallen the plains, and where
il lays for eight months in the year West of here
the trails still Open and travel passes daily TO
and fro over the summit on the range. Only for q
shest distance in the snow a serious impediment
and this a railway would avoid by its tunnel, emer-
eing on both sides in forests Of timber where the
STOW never drifts railway through Brdger :
Pass will be practically imperative during irom
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-30

The MARsHrEc ISpIANs.-The tribe of Marsh
pee claims TO be an independent State among the
nations under the general protection of the Com
monweath of Massachusetts,. Their territory. of
- square miles is held under the indefeasable deed
from the old Plymouth colony. with proviso that
no part of it shall be sold to white men. They
have an appropriate country. wonderfully stocked
with fish and game, the Oldest church and the most
flmous trout stream in New England. They select
their own officers and govern themselves. They
are now increasing and the present number is up
wards Of 400 souls. They have been 8 very peace
fnl tribe there being no more crime among them
than among the same number of their white breth-
rem around them. Their property average two
thir's as much as the average of our race in the
State.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-30

A HIr-At Oxford, some twenty years ago. a
tutor OF one of the colleges limped in his walking
stopping one day at a railway station he was ac-
eosted by well known politician who recognized
him and asked if he was not chaplain of that col
iege at such time, naming year. The doctor
replied that he was. =. was there said his inter
rogator, land knew you by your limp" We'll,
said the doctor. ''it seems my mpug made deep
er impression on you than my preaching "Ah.
Doctor he replied with ready wit lit is the high
est compliment can pay minister To say that
we know him by his walk rather than by his con
yerSaton.f
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-30
WHAT Is THE Use.

What Is the use of removing your hat,
If you do not intend TO tzuy?
What is the use Of wooing maid,
II you never intend 10 marry?
What is the use If buying coat
II YOU never intend TO wear IT.
What is the use of dwelling for fwo,
Ii you never intend to share it.
What is the use of buying book,
II you never intend To read it,
And what is the usc Of a cradle 70 rock,
II YOU never intend to need IL.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-30

A GENTLEMAN who lives in quiet town near
Milwaukee. invited TO bring bis wife 10 the city
and spend the holidays. He said be would be glad
TO do so, bnt bis wife was expecting a new bonnie
from New York, and il it did not come she would
not show hersel. in fashionable society. On Mon.
day the Milwaukee gentleman received the follow
ing note: My wife has got the bonnet. 1t came
by express. This is an episode You ought TO
see IL II looks like Niger mnstrels brea>tpin;
or an enormous jet finger ring. cut so as to have
the setting fit round the ears. You may expect Us.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-30

4 PERILous SiTrArIoS.-At the highest point
on the railroad trestle near Col Finiey's. man
currently known by the brief single cognomen of
Mat" met hand car driven at full! speed by four
men Wednesday last The fog was dense. and
neither party the other until they were in the
closest proximity The dan ger seemed imminent
that Mat would soon be puiyerised mass of mat
ter when at the suggestion of the foreman of the
car, Mat dropped through and held on To the tres
tie. The drop successful beyond his must san
guine expectations. but the catch was failure.
He fell distance of forty feet fracturng his thigh
bone but saving his life.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-30
A Grateful Acknowledgment to n Skillful
Gentleman.

SACRAMENTO CITY. June LIST. 1866.
DR.. Charles Il. Toxer-Dear Sir: You will excuse me
for writing to Non will please
Der the individual who called you for assis-
lance about year ago. The roof OF my mouth had
completely rotted ont and palate dropped down and
there remained stopping the passage that could
heartily eat. You remember You cut it ont at once.
which relieved me Immediately. and enabled to
swallow my food and in short time began 10 improve.
took your medicine. and followed your directions for
several months. You finally succeeded in stopping the
disease saving my and upper lip. though fire.
qnently cautioned about losing it continued to
improve until you finally recommended me to into
the country. and before going, by your advice had
cast taken of my month. in order that could have a
plate made for to enable to speak to be
dersood and am usins it. NV eternal thanks are
due for the perseverance and skill that you dis
played in my case: and have to thank You for my
stored health and for my life. very near
bleeding death several times from the am
now in Sacramento City. ENJOYING good health, and
shall recommend all friends To call you should
they be unfortunate to require assistance: and
would advise all persons avoid certain scientific doc
tors in your city. for they will send them to land from
whence no traveller returns
With best wishes for the of both of you.
remain yours. etc. SST
To Doctor Charles H Tozer San Francisco California.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-30

WATERLOO township. Athens county, Ohio, con.
tains An individual who seems bent in monopoz-
isg the various branches of trade in that township
Here is his card published in the county paper:
'Geo. NJ. Dickson wagon maker, carpenter stone
cntter. undertaken and teacher of vocal music in
Waterloo township, Athens county, Ohio"
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-30

TIE CAUsE-A railway accident lately occurred
caused by the axle Of a tender giving way, detain
ing the train several hours. A lady inquired of a
gentleman passenger why it delayed; he
grsvely replied:
Madam it was occasioned by what is often fol
lowed by serious conseguences-the sudden break
ing Of a tender attachment
The weekly Butte record., 1867-03-30
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