davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-16

NX<te aus Sen Sneprppratipns'Mrtifel n. pe!s
as .a s 1issosinr
Son iest an benat,nt merSeil fuirS, abergesaneen,
.s5a0 fssCEL.t1a
SrddmifnfiDfr.
ls 81 szI ssaate ranasttt aas ssss
SdbmIe nn,fafiem.
2. Das 81 orma epsn 4Rn e II rptrb bss
ionbers fur ben Gebfaa@ HeHissnt fein, lueIe 6
ieIbit gu 2ebrern eusbiIhen pouen. 80.
g. Gin Is oil re- al unr-k o epea ri EN- e,tNb
meies bic alien iio ,fklte Strdten tnb BE b3here
atbenatit iebrH MRS Effort elsestetr IDen Hilts
rebenoes BeSiirfnb ba3u porbauben it, Glafien fur
hiefss 9epartsment perSen fit Grte iHeer bSbersn
Sbaie seeattea 'pereeir. : : = =
''- '''''>s c1.an.fA
~ seaRfss -, -
SoifeIbe betrdst So 90 in Soransb l,ng tat au
Sspsrtentents. ssalsF Osfpea my our esasa De''s
''s'h''staas7 ,t5a on 9 ...' 1@ ~ }t' ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-16
sb6ne nene Susen6sSdber
ffIg NIT fetntit Nbbilhilnaeit.t ; I I

. ,t8F884 WHsIEIlIEp TtUpHuNHBtHF =
6RIMsPs GOBIJNs nit fafbigsn gfIbetn pom Grtifs
i ibanE. Sn1n gebunben IN 2eihgn nit GjpIos
ftentpen. sIreis St.50s ~ A
Snow BERRIES, eIeIidts Hftb 9rofd fir bic yaeene
pOn MtIee Gdru. W2it sSIuitratipnen. 6etn DC
= bunben IN 2einp0nb.fi s1rets Sf.50.
QUEER LITTLE PEOPLE, GrsdhItHGen pom
hunnetl, Sta Gu unb Min, pcu SoGrrist 8setber
Sto1oe. Dsft uteten @bbftDungen. Yrfis 8 %.
.RAINBOWSt FOR CHILDREN, ber1usefg BEN
IaitratioAen. S96nsr esiaenI Ginbanb yFeis
CVr,dfguraeu unn NmfTdtten aus Tranfreftgt
y ustb Sfalten. pom Grace @reentpnc6, nit Qlbs
q ~ g W y5s = ~ 80 tH's W
MIIe a,dbbdnbIer Habsa bteie f15nen Gdriften, az
@eibnadte gei1enteat grssgnet, unTrdfhgg Die q r.
dlsgeber ienpsH tr bic aHgegebenen reiie
pcftoIr 4 al Ss6enb siRe asfeFe.
9iRhor VI EieIbs, gsrIassbanSIer, s
Sas ba 12l FREMONT Str, Bottom.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-16
Fist 1lltii,erfttdt..
~Ts31 sd GfisI9s G..-!g 70 B{t5z. .2,E.2,S@
.i .'1 s5l Gircu1 T a r. .,' ,' s..',

SI<fe aus SEN .Hrtifelf, peJs
&AS6e fiirsItd Def1fsnsi5t tpurbeH, erbeut ID BITE
Sisf S9uIe in cine s 8 I uniperfitG t. Suie, fie
pou iest an beHdnnt mereett miro, Abergeeangen,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-16

ca.arben fir Farmer nnr Nnbere.-9ie Grafton
1SMtneral Safben Snntpn9ne plrtertigen bic bette,
rpobIeiIIte Mto ha,terbafteite Sotbe I'm @ebra spe
o,tt anacIegte, nit reineu 2einiamen Del pcrfidte
antribe Sdnern 20 I5 SABRE; re IT or einst ls1.
n cine arine bs{erne, iteii oItpe ober eeIbe benz
Gyeibn,dd rad perdnbert lnetben. Sic 1T enipenebnr
iilr Sduier, G1eunea, 6eaen. @asen, Gtussr. Mderi
bauaerGtte, Ganalboote, SGfe, nIetaaene nnb 9oIs'
6aber (bq fe feuerder III iiub gDacbstil9er (ein
Tabrifant bat i'm lesten Sabre 5UU0 PlsMo gebraudD
,inb talB in Eauer, Glaifietdt unp 5eiigtett poit
feiner afberit rbe iiberrnfien wtfben 9reis fepe
Dollars Der sdH upii 800 @hipb, fir ben Sarmst ttt
Sabre aengenS. wsau ienbe fur siH eiteer
ale errDilisbte Mussifnit 8iebt, RENE tt es iet
oA'e'' DANIEL BIDWELL.
mrs 6m 25i earl S.rabe, Re crfs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-16
s. 9idling's & Go's.
0rpfer gserfa1f Dpm 1lbreu

.4s ~ y Fl-
BirS an einem sinfa8en. 9Ian 81 eIei6en 9reiien,
Ser ie6en, Betbeisten cine biibf9s une ri9ti9 se<
@ Hfpf sJie psf seeBe asertS bat anS ,r
Senseftelt, ruirS 8esebluns perIanet. :.
500 SpItoe golnene S1lInttttg ubreu. -. $2j0-75O
500 Magic Gaieo sOlhene loren 200-50O
500 Samenzubren, enameReS 10000
1000 @oIbene CUNT. Gbronometer nbren 2J0--309
1000 GoIoene Sunting 81 inpey nbren. sE20Q--250
3eo soS sSs sfss, S sts S h Rsr
5,006 Silberne S9nttng Gpipoer. ST.. $3.50
5000 Silberne 9nntittg 9np:eges. 75-256
5000 goIbtne 1dmen sfbrsn.. >! $3.50
10000 golsene Quitting iSepiites NJ. So IS
$4,000 StIterne ubren reri9tebeHer Mrtett 50--f09
5000 SiIberne 9afti,ig ubreii. Il. :. s..H 25- so
10000 G5ortfrte 1breR aler arteit! 1a-- IS
eeoer I'D earan 8etbeigenee erbdIt cine 1lbr bttrb
biefe @inri4 una bic $40 fotet rpdbreao e chen
Bertb pot 500 bakklf tanl. 5seiile 8eportngnngen
,osree maitinesm Stdli'Is L. e9s grSse amsrtts.
ene iofortisen Abias obisen ange Etten gorratbes.
Die Certificate berSL aueldbe ben ArtteI ndher nens
men nnb aaseben, finS IN periiegeea euAperts ents
geiteer ioI9er Certificate tnb ~. ssni in i5ren gous
perts angegebenen gesenftdneen Esre6fst, na9bem
ierer Certificate beretigt ben Gnienber, nasem er
besahlt tat gu benz IN henfeIben afgef1rten @egens
itanb urb ba fein 9egenanS pes t9er ais $40 uertb
ten aottere Spiel pieIutebf eiKs reeIe unS Iesitne
Vs eS ei1seliiss esriiffat prb per goa mad em.
pfaua non % Gents 9efddt lperoeii, Tpdbrenb fif
Sc, ii fir SO, SO inb cine eIesante 9rdmie fir IS,
IS tiiib cine ned nett uertbupuere 4r6nie tiir $ft
tO0unS cine 5erTlie lhr fur u ibsriaabt wersen.
jertIebmen :ntereifren poen, bietet @ herbnrd cine
elene Gelegen5ett bar. % 1T bites elm tnraas qesa
iss reel sssrtss SeSit sIss sr sis s.
6naDt anterbrsttetiit. geriud)t es6! esa
Hss# 8. eiftins u. 60. s.
eb2 9Rp TI3l g 80 ~ saep gort Gits.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-16
Mft0i5illifd)e, 5'dlt,aitdt
iii.9Sgsi ~ " ser 'i:ti~ =
ltniperfitGtlppit StaSbbiae
gurfns, BON 1861 81, ,

, a.5 f gurfns bpn 1867 ;s' rat
ana t5H ua1a,lI 57T9o5LH sis4sd ,tls12h
Der reseImaBise aebrsGurfas Ipirb am m ifbir
Griffin M1entag i'm 300 entberr 1867
Ser pof5efeitenSe Curtis f6isS din er tie ri one
-tag4tm Dftober aiffattgen iiib letifif gepnat
oauern. ReseImdBise 8orlelrnsen pdhrenO elei SIS
neit.
.ssE II q rSfbabnep.
matreniasiotrs saolts Tilt J5jiii 3 I ifls 500
Gebabren beim @rqaltrsi :. ~. .,.-s $50 Sg9
Sebnbren Det:1 SectreH.- :..s.s.i- wv
Rpe 5cFpitdIsr Aunfbsnt arstid In Der stabt etdbs
aus elmer BepS1eruiig non $1,000 Sebobnesr l1trn
binredeh6 seHiigf fIlnif9e Shftruttton erhr6ghdsh
8oarb III sateh aduisru ip4 Mild POP 5y;g
grpfsff9ren.t 80 l;as5
s. Berrfen eiusSIto.; 81. = Sa 9snfsfor 'ber
Seispb sones' 81. s., qrofehOr Ser 9bpfOTOsie
-" 9bc'ssas q. Isehninss.9 Sd. o, profeHOr Der
. ssm. 81 ssrisqs. d. Sj grofeiior Der eebarts-
billie rals Der Ipeibisde,t una sfnberfraufbeife
8. g. gSinffrn, %. s., Yrofefior Der Dsaterta
sSisa nsS Sss .s sr g n sSs Der rnnbiae
un6 Der srnris BET Gbiruraie. IF
NJ. q. Bospiins. gs. s., 9rDfefOr Der mebhinis
fben NnitaEtep NIB 9srnIiS. II 4au1E3 $50
g, &. sInSsiep, M. g, Ssmonit' otOr Der Nnaf
3. 3, Budbanan. ~ ., su.atos ses1 aaafsi,ms
nb gfofeetor Gel Ben gfofeHorsn Der 6sirirsis ahS
tNnafonnis. II rs - t2G SgfJflf{44g -sIiS JSe
,sBesen gsdbersm wease mau fitb an r, ,.so;l.sf
$40. g. Bpiplins, M. O., Sefan.
angt2 2m' "a ss'S 't ''t'S . .'''
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06
A Grateful Ackno>v!e !edsmcnt 10 a Skillful
GentlcmRu.

SACRAMENTO CITY. June 1st, 1866
DR. Charles II Toxer-Dear Sir Won will excuse me
for not writing You Xou will please remen-
ber me as the individual who called you for assis
tance about year ago. The roof of my mouth had
completely rotte out, and my palate dropped down and
there remained stopping M the passage so that could
heardly eat You remember you cut it out at once
which relieved me Immediately. and enabled to
swallow my food and in a short time began to improve
took YOUR medicine and followed your directions for
several months. You finally succeeded in stopping the
disease saving my nose and upper lip though YOU fire.
quently cautioned about losing it. continued to
improve until You finally recommended me to go into
the country and before going ny your advice. had
taken OF my mouth in order that could have
plate made for 10 enable to speak to be
derstood. and using it.. My eternal thanks
due YOU 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 was very
bleeding to death several times from the nose. am
in Sacramento City. enjoying good health, and
shall recommend all my friends to call on YOU. should
they be unfortunate to require assistance; and
would advise all persons avoid certain scientific doc
in your city for they will send them TO land from
whence traveller returns.
With my best wishes for the success of both of you.
remain. yours etc. =
To Doctor Charles H Tczer San Francisco. California
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06
LEGAL.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Office is hereby given that in Pursu-
~ zuce Of the order q the Probate Court Of the
county of Butte and State Of Czhf1-nis made On the
I7h dsy Of June 1857 the matter Of the estate Of
Gail Thomas Haneke deceased the undersigned admin
f=srssc- Of said estate VIZ sci al private sale on
Saturday. 18th day of July. 1867
8; the Office OF J. NJ Burr Attorney az Law, Bird street
Oroyil.e where bids that day viii be received N WI
ting for the following described premises, to-w1t;
No l: The undivided ore,hird Of eleven-twelfts Of
the mining claims known the Monte de oro claims
Hamilton RAvi-e, Oregon Tnwnship, Butte county.
California
No > AL that certain piece parcel OF land sitli-
ate IN Hamilton Township. Butte county. and described
follows: commencing At the southwest corner q land
formerly belonging to F C Thomas, running south
forty chains stake. thence east forty Chains 70
stake thence north forty chains TO the south line OF c
E Carnpbes ranch. thence following along said line
forty chains 70 the place OF beginning. containing
one hundred and forty acres. more or less.
And notice Is further given that unless said described
premises sold at private sale, above the sail Ad
rniistrasor in pursuance Of said order VIII sell al pub
he auction to the highest bidder for cash, and subject
to confirmation by said Probate Court. on
Monday. the 18th day of July. 1867.
at the Court House door il the town of Oroyie, Butte
county between the hours Of nine O'Clock NJ and the
setting OF the said day al the right title and in
the time OF his death, in and said above described
premises.
Terms and conditions of sale. cash-ten per cent Of
the purchase money to be paid day of sale and the
balance confirmation Of the sale by the Probate Court
Deeds at the expense Of the purchasers
J NJ BURT.
Administrator estate T Hancke deceased.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

Or. Doherty is skiful physician and honorable
gentleman statement he makes his patients he is
to fulfill That fact is one great cause of his emf
nen success in his profession. Ii is unfortunate that
among the many advertising physicians there one who
can be depended on "-Rertelc 3
Or D0hetys reputation physician is sufficient
guarantee for the cure of any he undertakes
Chronicle
Or Doherty has devoted his study more particularly
to chronic, specific and practice and as such is
now the most successful of any physician in San Fran
cisco. Free Press
DR. Doherys reputation is second to no other physi.
can on the coast in chronic and specific practice =
Mirror
'DR- DofiERTr-Few men IN the medical profession
have succeeded in gaining the confidence of the public
IN their skill and Judgment he has ',-Enquirer
'Dr Doherty ranks one of our most distinguished
physicians and also Of the most successful which
Is now the criterion by which the medical practitioners
judged '-Ec5o
DR W. h DoHERTT.-PeIsons going TO San Francis
co IN search OF medical aid should by all means call on
the above person. at his Institute He Is gentleman o:
rare scholastic and scientific attainlnents and is well
worthy the extensive patronage he receives from all
parts Of the State. e."-Ndtionai
DIR. W K DOHFRTY
Private Medical and Surgical Ipstit,,;e
Sacramento street, below Montgomery
opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Cos Ofice
1r'7ae entrance on Leidesdorf street San Frsnc.cc
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06
Opinions of the Press

t cure guarateed or no pay. Address
W. X. D0HERTY. NJ. D..
San Erancisrn Cal
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06
A. j. RANDALL, Notary Public.
To Correspondents.

Patients residing in any part of the State however
distant who may desire the opinion and advice Of Dr.
phert on their respective cases and who think proper
10 submit written statement o. such in preference to
holding personal interview, respectfully assured
that their communications will be held mort sacred
DE- Doherty takes this opportunity of observing that all
letters arc only opened and replied TO by himself and
the iatter as promptly possible.
If the case be fully and candidly described personal
colnu1lcatlon VIII be superseded, instructions for
met regimen, and the general treatment Of the case it.
sell tincud1ng the reInedie will be forwarded without
delay and in such manner convey no idea of the
letter or parcel transmitted.
Consultation free
Permanent cure guarateed or no pay. Address
W. X. D0HERTY NJ. D.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
INHE Ninth Division, Fourth Asses ssm

INNHE Ninth Division. Fourth Asse ssme I
District comprising Butte county. Notice is here
by given that the annual lists OF valuations and assess
ne,lts subject 70 Income Tax, Licenses and other An
nal Tax for the year 1851 under the Act TO provide
Internal Revenue 10 support the Government and to
paw the the Public Debt approved June So
1864 and the Amendaory Acts. approved March 3, 1865
and March 10. and August l. 1866. and March . 1867
made and taken by E DUNHAA. Assistant Assessor of
said Division Fourth Collection District will remain
open for the examination Of all persons interested Tor
the space of days from the date hereof the office
Of the Assistant Assessor a Orove between the hours
of A NJ and NJ and Immediately after the expira-
ton of the said days will and determine all
appeals relative TO excessive valuations
assessments made and taken by the said Assistant As
SCISSOR.
All appeals 10 the Assessor aforesaid required
10 he made writing and trans united through the
sistant Assessor specifying the particular matter
or thing respecting which the decision is requested
and the ground principle of inequality
complained OF.
Notice is further given that appeal will be allowed
any party after he shall have been duly assessed and
the annual list containing the assessment has been trans
nlitted to the Collector of this District.
THOMAS J BLAKENEY
Assessor Fourth District, California
E DUNHAM. Assistant Assessor.
Dated al Oroville June -, 1867
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

The rigor of the monastic system in the mouas-
feries OF Mount Athos is peculiar. The town does
not contain sing lie woman. ln the institutions
themselves, which increase in number every year
80 Jealous are they OF the monastic system that
not even hen is allowed on the mountains and
mules are the only beasts admitted within its
verge"
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

,AFAFsR bonnet is mentioned IS the ls.es. nov.
eliy in nniilneTd"nl. This precious head ornament
costs but one dollar, and the great advantage II
has Is said 70 be that it VIII keep its IA ir wesrsrs
from catching cold, as they will probably stav at
home IN damp weather
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06
ALONE.
Lonely. Ion.

Lonely. loneiyi
Longing for one football only
On the threshold Of NY door:
While the night begins 20 strengthen.
And the sonbre shadows iensthen-
weirdly creeping through the halls
Where the weu-known footstep falls.
Lonely. lonelvi
Longing for one dear voice onl:
That was music once TO NE;
Now the teardrops fall and stz;en
AsI sit alone and listen,
vainly listen for a strain
shzu never hear again.
Lonely lonely,
Longing for one dear face only
That shall smile on me no more,
On my hand methinks there Hngers
Loving touch Of gentle fingers;
But the fancy soon is flown,
And linger here alone.
Lonely. lonely,
Circled by the darkness only
While the hickering freight fades,
And the night winds mournful signing
Seems TO sad my heart replying
With its ever wsiling tone.
AL alone. all alone,
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

An arrangement has been made with the English
and French railroads with the Imperial Commits
sion which controls the Exhibition and with per
sons who supply food and lodging, under which
two hundred English workingmen per week may
20 to Paris. live in pleasant hall, spend a week
IN sight seeing and come back again, for seven dol
lars and a half gold.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

GEO. EMERY, we'll known citizen of Albany,
was lately buried from his residence in that city.
His wife, who of feeble constitution was en-
trey prostrated by the event and exhibited signs
of a decline. She had no desire TO partake of any
nourishment, and on Saturday died OF grief She
was buried in one week from the time Of her hus-
bands burial.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

4 WrsrERS editor ssys be was really happy bet
eBee; then. Oh q warm June day. he was lying IN
kissed by sll three HI proby regretted the lapse
Of the moments just then.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06
NOTICE..

'" H. IRWIN RESPECTFULLY IN
w forms his cd and Tiei customers. that he has
bought the harness and saddey business Lately owned
by f. Msrchea and has removed his stock OF goods to
the same place opposite his former place Of business
next door Wells Fargo Cos Express Office, where
he intends carry the business extensive
than heretofore The public informed tha.
intend 10 sell goods Sacramento and Marysyile pri
and all ;hose wishing anything il my line. vii do
well to give ne call W r. IRWIN.
Dec .sth, lssS Ner-e-uerv street, oTcrills.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

IuE Peiershurg ihder says of Horace Greeley.
IN connection with the release of .leY. Davis: He
Is Kindly old lnnaiic, and if his kites are not so
harmless as those of Miss rotwoods Mr.. Dick if
the hsh'mng does not come down on the string
sometimes. he doesn't real; mean sny harm. and
must be forgiven
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

EN-AAYos Abraham H. Eewlsnd' Of New Bed
ford. is dead. He never fally recovered IRON the
effects OF the " National Hotel poisoning " ss tie
guest OF the Nstousl Hotel s. the time of Presi-
cent Bnehanan's insurpration
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

sPECIAL Washington dispatch to the Tribune
states that Governor Smyth of New Hampshire.
has received $40. 800 for towns in his State which
advanced bountes TO soldiers in 1868. The bonn
ties were paid TO soldiers transferred TO the Vete-
ran Reserve Corps. The Governor expects $50 900
more the present week for bounties u soldier.
transferred TO the navy.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

ONE of the most popular swindles of late has
been the "hor>erakeH and .'hay-tork" game.
shrewd operator sells rights 10 use to the farm
ers and takes notes OF hand for pay. He then
sells the notes. The business has been well car
ried on in New Hampshire and other States this
winter, and row New York is the scene of opera
ton.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

IHs first voolen factory in Minnesota was eStab-
lishei by q woman whose hasband had left her
with seyea children. and rot dollar. 10 90 and
seek his fortune ia California. When he returned
pennies, her factory was running, snd She was
proprietor OF a small town.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

A Nsw YoRs mechanic has invented something
fer horses for which he will probable be made an
honorary member Of the Society tor the Prevention
oil Crnelty &c Animals Il consists Of small reser-
soir hlied with water 10 be placed upon tho ami
mails head. keeping the brain cool. and ,hus warI.
ing of The effects OF the heat and snn strnks
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

ACCORDING TO the new Dutch organization law.
y new screw corvettes, with Is guns each; 10
iron-clads, each carrying two lt0pounders. and
II monitors. are 10 be added to the Dutch navy.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

AN Alexandria paper states that John Gibson.
coiaTed man, OF Washington n. C.. who dshed
iour OF the large shores en- the Potomac this sea
tons, upwar6 Of so 600
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

THE largest peice of paper ever discounted in
The Bank Of England was bill for $500 0Oo-about I
four millions cf dollars And the larges, amount
paid out in one day was - 500 GOO or about twelve
million i've hundred thousand dollars, This was
In the great panic. in May, 1866.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

TIE New York Central Railrcad. having failed 70
get authority 10 increase II fares Is now attempt
ing 10 gain its end by charging gold rates case
involving this question IS before the Supreme
Court.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

lN spite Of the ravages ot war. and the almost
total destruction OF the fences. houses etc. the
farmers of the Shenandoah Valley, Va, will pro.
oaoiy have the ile>t and largest wheat crop ever
raised IN that region. The lower counties are filed
up with Pennsylvania Germans who are quietly
buying up all the farms they can get
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

THE men won't propose. why Because they
are afraid Of the enormous expense of housekeep.
ing. Things take al awful rise, wheh a fellow
gets "spliced''
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

4 SOCIETY Of women has been formed in Bal,i.
more, to DO called The Society for the Liberal
Education OF Southern Female Children Ii is
Tor the benefit of orphans who have been made
destitute by the war.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

SOME of the girls have demonstrated against a
patent being ssuei for the fastening Of buttons on
clothes by a screw. declared that if the men can
PM on their buttons they viii never &c, married
The screws however. viii grow popular. and even
The young ladies may learn to Ike them in time
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

TIE ladies promise that il they are allowed to
TO vote they will elect their candidates by hand
some msjorties. When they allowed to go
To ths polls, they viii take hold in right good
est
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06
NOTICE! 1!

NOTICE.!
n TNITED STATES Internal Revenue
II Office OF Assistant Assessor. Ninth Division, Fourth
District California Orovle May llth. lS61To the Tax
Payers OF Butte county:-You hereby notified to
make return this Office within days from the date
of this notice, statement of your income for the year
1866, and all other to which you may be liable
der the Revenue Laws Of the United States Failing
make such return within the time specified your
sessnent will be estimated by the Assistant Assessor
and the penalties OF the law will be added
Section II requires the lists to be furnished to the
notice
Section II imposes penalty Of 80 per centum upon
the estimated tax for neglect refusal 10 make return
Section 10 imposes penalty OF 81 900 for delivering
false fraudulent list.
Al necessary blank forms. with full Instructions viii
be furnished. By DUNHAM. Asst ASST.
May II. 1867. Montgomery St Oroville
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06
cONSTABLE'S SALE.

uDY virtue of n writ of execution issued
II out of Justice Glass Court. in and for Oregon
Township Butte county California under the seal there
OF to NE directed and delivered. commanding to
make the of hundred and fftyve dollars and
fortywo cents with nineteen dollars costs OF suit and
accrung costs. wherein Hutchinson is plaintif and
G. NJ Drnkwater and 4 Harris defendants have lev
led upon and shall expose public sale to the highest
bidder, for cash in gold coin of the United States
Cherokee Flat in said Township and county. Satur
day the 30;h day Of August 1867. at three o'clock NJ
of said day, all the right title and interest OF the above
named defendant George Drnkwa;er, in and TO the fol-
lowing described property situated in Oregon Town
ship Cherokee Flat, Butte county, California towit-
One half of six undivided claims. The above claims
bounded follows: the north by Teabo claims,
the by Ross Cos claims the south by Pow
ers. formerly known the Bill Hall claims, the west
by the upper Irish claims The above claims known
the Hilton and Packard clams-and also half Of
the forty foot strip living between what is known the
Powers X Teabo claims. and Giday and Gould claims.
J H ARMSTRONG.
Constable Oregon Township. Butte co Cal.
June lS67-tdS
The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-06

GENTLEMAN in New England town buried his
sixth wife. Shortly after the nneral he met the
minister who officiated. and offered him a three
dollar greenback. The minister declined TO take
It, saying he was not accustomed to take pay Tor
such services. The gentlemen coolly replied:
Just as you please; but that's what have been
in the habit of paying