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The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-05-11
SHERIFF'S SALE,

EEY virtue of II writ of execution issued
, ont of the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District in and for the county of Butte and State of Cal
ifornia under the seal thereof to directed and de-
hvered. commanding me to make the sum Of six hun
dred and thirty weight 63S 74-lo0l dollars in gold
coin bearing interest at the rate of ten per per
until paid Also for the OF three hundred
and (60-lO0 dollars with interest the
per cent per anntI and for of suit taxed
the of ortyone and si10O dollars, wherein Pratt
X Hobrook are plaintiffs, and Davis Co defendants
have levied upon and shall expose sale to the highest
bidder for cash and gold OF the United States the
Court House door in the town of Orove in said county
On Monday. Sd day of june, 1867.
at O'Clock OF said day all the right. title and in
eret OF the above named defendants in and to the fol-
lowing described property. situate in Orc Township,
Butte county, California, tO-wit Commencing at stake
the point between Grizzly Cillch and McIains Raw
inc and running east the La Porte road TO mark
ed cedar tree standing the centre of the ridge
thence north along the lines OF the claims of Watts
Co 900 feet TO stakethence west to the head dam of
Gaskills upper ditch, Grizzly-thence south 1000
feet to the stirling point. Also the following described
bitches, towit certain ditch heading Rich Raw
inc and running Grizzly Gulch said claims
Also small ditch heading in Grizzly Gulch and
ming 10 said claims. Also certain ditch heading in
McIain's Ravine and running to the above described
claims. together with the reservoirs connected said
bitches. T " DAY
May II. 1S67--tds Sheriff Butte county
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HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS
I>UREs DYSPEPSIA. LIVER COM

u plant Headache, General Debility, Nervousncss
Depression OF Spirits Constipation Coc, Intermittent
Fevers, Cramps and all Complaints, Of either Sex arts
ing from Bodily Weakness, whether inherent in the sys
tenn or produced by special causes
Nothing that is not wholesome. genial and restorative
Stomach Bitters This popular preparation contains ne,
mineral oi any kind deadly botanical element
fierce eNcitant but it combination extracts
rare basaic herbs and plants with the plre- mild
est of all diffusive stimulants
The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated and the a
petite restored by this agreeable Tonic and hence
works wonders in of Dyspepsia and in less con
firned forms Of Indigestioa-acting as gentle and
painless apperient, well upon the liver also III
variahy relieves the constipation sIperinduCed If
regular action Of the digestive secretve organs
Persons OF feeble habit. liable
ness OF spirits and fts OF Iang0or, ind prompt
permanent relief from the Biers. The testimony on
this point is most conclusive and from both sexes
Tie agony OF bilious collie Immediately assuaged bv
single dose of the stimuant and by occasionally re-
sorting to It. the return of the complaint may pre-
vented
As general tonic Eostette-s Bitters produce effects
which must be experienced witnessed before they can
be fly appreciated In cases of constitutional
ness. premature decay and debility decrepitue aris
ing from old age it exercises an electric influence In
the convaescent stages Of all diseases operates as de,
hghf lnvlgorant When the powers of nature are re-
laxed 1t operates to reinforce and re-esablsh them
Last but not least it is the only strnullant being
manufactured from sound and nnocuous materials and
entirely free from the acid elements present more or
less In all the ordinary ocs and stolnachs of the ay
No family medicine has been universally and it
may be truly added desorvedly popular with the intel
hSeat portion of the community as Hosteers Bitters
Sold b.! all Druggists Gocers and Sorekeepers every
where HOSTETTER, SMITH DEAN. Agents
5n-Zi Battery street, San Francisco.
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First Day, Tuesday. May :Ist.
Running race mile and repeat tcr lechsr Club purse
SIO free all three year Odds owned in the North
Agricultural District, that for Jockey
Club Purse
Second Day. Wednes day, May 2ad.
Trone race, mile and repeat for Jockey Club purse
of SI0o for all horses of years under. owned
Butte county the first day Of February, 1867 tia;
never oted for Jockey Club purse.
Third Day. Thursday. May AID.
Running mile and repeat for Jockey Club purse
Of Sloo. free for all four olds and under, in The
for purse prior to May 2lst, 1867.
Fourth Day. Friday, May 2ith.
Totting race best three five for Jockey Club purse
Of $3.50 free for all horses owned in the Northern
ricutural district of California.
Also. same day. slow for Union Hotel purse Of
twenty five dollars
Fifth Day Saturday May 25th.
Running race best three in five for Jockey Club purse
of $3.50 free for all horses i'll the Northern agricultural
district, except Lilly Shotwe and the A;chison Colt
Also same day saddle horse main Jockey Club purse
of $50 entrance for purse free. hundred horses
start.
Entrance the above % per cent to he added
20 the purse. except in the saddle horse main
The above races Will be run strictly rule Three
horses TO enter and for each vi the purses
Entrance to track so cents Members of the Club free
By order Of the Club
GEO. H CEoSETTE- Secretary
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

nF REAL ESTATE.-NOTICE Is HEREBY
~ given that in pursuance oftile order othe Probate
Court Of the county OF Butte and State OF California
made the 9th day Of May. 1867, in the matter of
the Estate John Moore deaeeased the undersigned
Administrator of said estate. will sell at public auction,
TO the highest bidder for cash. and subject 10 conma-
ton by said Probate Court. on Monday, the 3rd
Day ofJune, 1867. Magalia in said Butte county.
between the hours of O'Clock in the morning and the
setting the said day. all the right title and in
that the estate has that said interstate had
the time of his DEATH and to the following described
property, TO wit
No l. All that certain piece parcel of land lying
and being in the county of Butte. State of California
about mile above the village of Magaa the banks
OF creek known Little Butte Greek containing about
fifty partly enclosed by fence. bounded the
upper north side by the land of David Harris and
the lower southern side by the land OF kinson
No All that certain piece parcel of land lying
the village of Magaa in Butte county fronting thirty
six feet the east side of Main street i'll said village
and running back eastery from said Main street one
hundred and seventy feet to inclosed corral and
bounded the lower side by property owned by Lewis
Vertun and the upper side by the road property
citizens of said village said property and improve
ments thereon being formerly known as Strykers Sa
loon
No A lot adjoining the last described premises in
said village the west fronting Main street about
twenty feet and running back one hundred feet more or
less known asthe Cheap john property, and formerly
owned by Louis Vertun.
No All that certain piece parcel of land situate
in said village OF Magaia fronting toward the South
about thirty feet adjoining the Butcher shop the
east running back about fifty feet less, being,
the property known Dads Store
No All that certain piece or parcel OF a, situate in
said village OF Naga fronting to the south adjoining
"Old Dads Store tie east about twentyseven feet
front by sixty feet deep together with corral attached in
the rear. about hundred and fifty feet square
/ or less, known ''Old Dads Stable and Corral
And notice is also given that said Administrator will
sell at private sale Monday the 27th Day of
May. 4. ID. 1867. at the office of the District Attorney
Of Butte county, III the Court House at Orove where
bids that day will he received in writing for the fol-
lowing described premises belonging to said estate, to
wit: All that certain piece parcel of land lying and
being situate in the town of Oroye Butte County and
known the map of the Carleton tract lot number
Block number sixteen will fully appear
by reference to said map e in the Recorders office
| in Butte county.
Terms and conditions of sale, cash. ten per Of
the purchase money to be paid on the dav of sale and
the balance the confirmation of the sale by the Pro-
bate Court Deed at the expense of the purchaser
The sale at auction to take place at 10 n.
]. VAN ORDEN
Public Administrator Butte County
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NOTICE /!
STATES Internal Re

TINTED STATES Internal Revenue
- Office Of Assistant Assessor Ninth Division Fourth
District California. Oroyie May llh 1s67-To the Tax
Payers Of Butte county:-You hereby notified to
make return to this office within days from the
OF this notice, statement Of your income for the year
1856 and all other taxes TO which You may be liable
the Revenue Laws OF the United States Failing
make such return within the time specified your
sessent Will be estimated by the Assistant Assessor
and the penalties Of the law will be added.
Section II requires the lists 70 be furnished the As
sstsn Assessor within ten days from the date Of this
notice.
Section Il imposes penalty of so per centum upon
the estimated for neglect refusal TO make
Section Is imposes penalty OF $1,000 for delivering
false or fraudulent list
All Necessary blank FORMS with full instructors xil
be furnished - BY pUNHAAI. Asst As<'r,
May Il, 1867 Montgomery ST O7oyille.
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Mustang Liuinient.

HAyt YOU hurt child OF lame horse Use the Mex
lean Mustang Liniment.
For cuts. sprains. burns swelling and caked breast
the Mexican Mustang Liniment is certain cure.
For rheumatism. neuralgia stin Joints stinrs and
bites. there is notn, Ike the Mexican Mustang Iini-
ment
For spawned horses. the pole-evl ing-bone and
swecny. the Mexican Mustang Liniment never fails
For wind gals. scratches. big head and spln the
Mexican Mustang Linnent is worth its weight in gold
Cuts bruises sprans and swellings, are so common
and certain 10 occur IN every family. that bottle OF this
Liniment is the best investment that can be made
1t Is more certain than the dOctor-it savos time in
eending for the doctori is cheaper than the Doctor
and should never be dispensed with
In lifting the kettle from the fire it tipped over and
scalded my hands terribly. The Mustang
Iniment extracted the pain caused the sore to heal
rapidly, and left very little scar.
oHAs FosrER. 400 Broad ST, Philad'
MIR 5 ITTCH of Hyde Park. Vi. wgites: NV horse
considered worthless spavinl but since the use of
the Mustang Liniment. have sold him for $50 Your
Lniment is doing wonders up here"
All genuine is wrapped in steel plate engravings sign
ed q Westbrook Chemist, and also has the private
[ stamp Of DEAlAS BARNLS Il co over the top
Look closely. Sold by all druggists ct % c, and 81
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.


of the State OF California In the matter of the pc.
tition of George C. Moore, insolveut debtor
The People of the State of California all the credi
TORS of said insoiyent send greeting;
Pursuan; to order of the Hon. W. Stafford Judge
Of said County Court, notice is hereby given TO all the
creditors Of said insoven George c. Moore to be and
appear before the Hon. W. S Stafford, Judge of the
County Court aforesaid, open Court the Court
room Of said Court in the town of Orovile county OF
O'Clock A NJ Of that day, then and there show cause
if any they why the prayer of said insolvent should
not be granted. and assignment Of his estate be
made, and he be discharged from his debts and iab
ties in pursuance OF the Statute in such made and
provided and in the time all proceedings against
said insolvent be stayed. r -ssts
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this sth
day Of May, A. D. 1867
Il s. J. G. MOORE, Clerk
JAMES GREEN. Deputy.
J. NJ BURT, Attorney for Petitioner.
IL = Revenue stamp. 80 cents
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NOTICE /!

'INHE undersigned give notice that they
II intend to apply fo- Patent for their vein or lnGe
called the Spring Valley Mining Companys Quartz
Vein situated Oregon City Mining District County
Of Butte. State n California and post this notice
conspicuous part thereof-ConIaenciTsg notice
posted the OF the vein running in north
erly direction 1850 feet and sou,her,y direction 800
feet with width 50 feet on each side OF the centre
Of said VEIN and including ground the west side Of
their claim appuriensnt to the mine Dated on the
ground, this 6:h day o. May, 1857,
JOHN NASH
For the Spring Valley Mining Company
v,-... ABRAHAM WOLF
JAMES NiIlxR- nniISrr
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THE SHArE IN THE Cossr RANGE west Of Cousa, says
the .>al, is full Of oil We have doubt the
that fifty gallons OF oil cogd Ne made from ton Of
shae on; NJ the hill Just north Of the mouth Of Sulphur
creek IT is perfectly saturated with oil as sponge
could he If dipped in oil We would like to see some
prospecting done with 4 view to such work
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FOR SALE!

n have on nd nd w ill cell on II a
I <ahle terms six fine breed animals namely: One
AZAChestDut Mare, Syesrs old. Wagon 4 Blsc khsvk
stock Black Filiy Bay Colt; sired by Single
ton horse from the above mentioned mare. Also one
black Colt wears Old Sherman and Belmont Soss
Also one Oregon Mare lsorreli years old. Old John
Stock Also. SorTe fly, four years old sirei h
he late Bivsli HO-se- The above animals Be
q; Che Ranch d + " Durham, ESD On Butte Creek
Enquire oi MARCHEILA
Montgomery street. Orovilis.
B-Ihe above animals can b seen N o-uvilie on
the 10Th of Msy, -ls5T- RAJ
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Tbs FRENCH GOVERNMENT has issued orders 10
every theatre in Paris to the efec. that during the
Great Exhibition, no piece shall be acted which
might wolnd the fesass of foreign visitors All
the world is to be treated with profound considers
ton and respect. One Theatre has been forbidden
to presen, play entitled The American War" on
the ground that it might hurt the feelings Of some
who fancy thai the war did rot have a proper ter
mina;ion. This Is very Frenchy-very con<iderste;
but they could so little further, and without OF
fendins soul on earth-.suhssituts for The 1eri
can War the rggieri1s Of The French in Mex.
CO." !; woald tickle the whole world vastly
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THE SITUATION IN GFoRGIA-There ty-hve
counties in Georgia in which negroes majority Of
the whole number of inhabitants estimated by
Alabama paper that the negroes will have majority of
five thousand in the State.
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WOMAN SvrrR,GE.-Tbe Legislature of Wisconsin has
by twothirs vote Of each house. passed
lution proposing amendment to the Constitution
give all persons male and female over wenty-one
years Of age. the right Of suffrage
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Lyons Extract Ginger.

LToSs Extract o. Pure Jamaica Ginger for Iudires
bus, Flatulency, etc. where warming stiua1. i; -
qurd Its careful preparation and entire u71ritv
cheap and reliable article for culinary prr,oseS
Pure Exfract-take no other
Plantation Bitters. Magnolia Water Lyon Kath.~,on
Mustang Eminent etc, for sale BY a. AZ L.
McpERMoTT. Druggist
And GEORGE fERArz. oroviIIc, Cal
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MEXIco.-The news from Mexico is of charac-
ter the most iiattering TO the liberal cause. For
some period back, even prior to the evacuation of
Mexico by the Franch il seemed impossible for the
Imperialists to maintain themselves, and since the
departure of the French. the waning fortunes of
Macmillan have excited the sympathy of other
nations. and the American Government has been
asked to nterpo>e its protecting voice for his safe
conduct from the country which he thought to
make his Empire. 1t is hardly probable that Max
imilian himself would prefer such a request, or
that he would accept or need such assistance.
From his advent into Mexieo he has been sur.
rounded with the disconted spirits Of America who
cared not to taks active part in the rebellion and
who were well versed in the art of cxtrcating their
own persons from bodily peril. And when the ar
mics OF rebellion were dispersed BY the Union
hosts thousands Of their ragged Brisadiers focked
to his capitol to educate him the science of
Gaping the just penalty for crimes incurred With
such tutors and sdepts in founding governments it
is unreasonable to suppose that he will be less sac
cessiul than they were. Let the old grannies who
occupy the lettering thrones OF Europe, :eel no
alarm for him. He cant be caught. unless he is
1901 enough 10 put on cTlnclne, and there IS only
about one such produced ia each century. He has
been educated beyond the danger OF capture. He
has read OF Breckenridge -he knows Pap Prce-in
fact his education is complete in knowing how TO
fight and set whipped and in making his escape.
Those, therefore who have considered his education
in the art of and il founding empires viii not
be surprised 10 learn that that the latest news from
Mexico is that" Mramoa IS dead-the Imperial
forces are disbsuded-Marquez is completely de
fssied-QaeEetaro IS taken-Maxim!liAa is hidden.
Where is Dac de Gwia
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A NEGRo recently refused TO take the oath as Post
Master at Forest Depot. Virginia. because he synpa-
taised with the South during the rebellion. In such
the advocates of negro suffrage go for making
intelligence the test.
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RriIARIE information from the recently organized
territory that formerly composed the southern States
represent that Southern scarcely regret the
death Of slavery beginning extend civil jussce
the black and 10 acknowledge the superiority Of
the Yankees. Yankee Decide is the tune" etc
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The object of the japanese visit is reported to he to
obtain advice to the best of defence against
iron cads and also with Tlurlow Weed and his
contractors, who undertook furnish ships
The Japanese failed receive the ships only being
sent, and that failure.
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ASs,ULr.-A oolored jail in Auburn Placer
county. charged with infamous assault upon white
Young lady From the published account the parties
seem to have been acquaintance The negro watched
for an opportunity when the lady crossing feli
scno to make The assault. The young lady succeeded
IN making her escape without serious injury and in
formed her relatives Of what HAD occurred II WIS with
difficulty ths Officers of the law protected tie wretch
from The fury Of the citizens
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CeSNEcIIerT.-We notice in she San FRANCISCO
Eran iatr. Of the 9Th instant a article clarifying
the result OF the recent election in Connecticut.
and calling upon the Democracy of caiforr-is TO
N"prepare to send greeting baek to C1nnexicutof a
Ike victory won by them il September next" In
order 10 enable the democracy of California TO this
they should know how the victory in Connecticut
achieved that they may be enabled to prepare
themselves accordingly. In the first place il was
no, Thos. H. Seymour, of Connecticut, who was
elected Governor. When Seyrnourwas defeated for
Governor in the spring Of 1868. he upon peace
platform. Speaking of the war for The preserya
ton of the Bnon, he told the people Of Connect
cut that they could Depend upon il, Heaven will
frown on such as this; il cannot and will
not come 10 good" Adding this-'-I abhor the
whole scheme of southern INVASION tSee his let
ter Published during the campaign of So Well
Tom elected 10 stay at home. In the spring Of
1867. however. James E. English was elected Gov
ernor, by fair aud square majority. English was
member of Congress from Connecticut all through
the war Those who failed to elect Seymour in the
spring of 1868, did, 1852 burn James E. English
in eigy for having voted in Congress for the meas
are which emancipated the slaves in the District Of
Columbia. Further than this, he consistently sup
ported the measures of Congress, and finally,
in 1865. voted for the Constitutional Amendment
which totally abolished slavery in all the States.
Again, in 1863. public meeting held at Hart
ford, composed of War Democrats whose object
to disown the nomination of Thomas H. Sey-
mour, condemn the sentiments favorable to rebels
which he and friends avowed, and stand by the gov
eminent in the vigorous prosecution of the war by
all practicable measures Richard D. Hubbard
was the presiding officer at that meeting and Rich
ard D. Hubbard is one Of the Democratic Con
gressmen from Connecticut. The Gwin leaders of
the party in California from this, how the
Democracy of Connecticut succeeded and what it
necessary for them to do here, if they would send
greeting back to Connecticut of ike victory won
by then in September next" If those who were
camorous for peace during the war do not initiate
their brethren of Connecticut and voluntarily re-
tire from public gaze, the people will compel them
to do Having been about the only WAR Dem
ocrat" in the State, are intensely interested in
seeing one nominated for Governor.
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NoTIcETo vINE-cRowERs

a citiIens OF Butte County, engaged
or interested In the culture Of the Grape and man
ifacttre OF Wine invited 10 meet in nve-+;o a.
me !, court House on the 9th day of June next
al ~ CLOCK NJ TO organize themselves into a yinc,l
i a society ior Butte county devoted to the improve
len and extension Of wine-Inaking the establishment
o. Instant markets for the surplus the regulation Of
H1e ior the domestic market and in fact everything
liable production. a'io Wi
F, a MATHEWS
JOHN CHAPMAN
j. E n. LEWIS
WV DEWITT
ROBT. FIvLETTU
WILSON & GRANGER
WM. T. BOWMAN
F, MAYENE
Il. CLIFFORD
~, GEO. RoTHROCh
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GOVERNOR PATTON. of Alabama, has published long
letter which he advises the people accept the
proposed by Congress for cheeruy and
carry out the law faithfully.
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PARpoNEp.-Gevernor Low. by virtue Of an Act ofthe
Legislature has par3oned Charles Gassaway. convicted
of robbery in this county The pardon is TO take effect
the 27h Of May next, at which time he Will be
stored 10 citizenship.
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NEVADA STATE Prison BrRSEp-The Nevada State
Prison recently destroyed by FIRE with the exception
OF the ROOM back she'd and the hotel portion of
the building
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THE Posi- OFFICE at La Porte has been made money
order office under the law and is prepared to draw
any office in the United States not to exceed
Sfty dollars in order.
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JUDGE WALKER has addressed the citizens of Dalton,
Georgia. urging immediate concession to the re-
quirements of the military bill.
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The citizens of Augusta, Georgia. have voted that COX
ored citizens be allowed 10 register their and
vote for Mayor at the coming election.
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YosEMITE-The second wee X in May is announced as
the earliest period which visitors reach this valley
account of