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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-26

CALIFORNIA CHARAcTER.-The true state Of
society and morals in California is so little known
in the Atlantic States, that when the frequent
accounts of death by violence or destitution, or
the thousand distorted representations Of return
ed Californians reach them, they are apt to
imag inc that in the rush for gold, the commun-
ty have no care or thought for those who are less
fortunate. In truth, there is not city in the
world, not excepting the par excellence philan-
throplc city OF Boston, where the sympaillies OF
our entire community are easily and etfectual-
ly interested in the suffering and destitute Let
subscription list for IA widow orphan be
taken through the city by respectable person.
and it is rare indeed if the claim upon the charl-
ties of the benevolent is not cheeriully render
ed The instances which occur TO we
write. numerous, and are sufficient proofs
of the benevolence of our citizens. Perhaps the
most conspicuous example OF this real phllanihro-
ply, is the instantaneous response made to the
appeals of til ose left houseess and penniess by
the confagration at Sacramento. Not less than
ST., 900 was raised in four days by the mere an
nouncement by the press OF this city that SUBJ
scriptions would be received at stated depots,
besides the subscriptions afforded by clothes,
provisions, &C., and the community seemed ac-
tuated by general desire to alleviate the suit
ferings of the Sacramentans. We allude to this
particular instance, that our Atlantic readers
may know that far as human sympathIes and
all the finer feelings of mans nature are concern
ed we are not behind them In our efforts to as
sst the unfortunate; with this slight difference,
that the above sums collected and expended Tor
charitable purposes from city of 10000 inhabi-
tants would be the signal for the TIE Deums
and eulogies of the Atlantic press Tor weeks,
while here the thing was not regarded as OF ex-
traordinary note, and would not nave been
thought of again but for our casual recurrence
to it. There is, however, one portion OF our
population who have not as yet appealed to the
sympathy of the public for support; we allnde
to our Chinese population. In looking over the
weekly reports of the city sexton, we find that
the proportion of Chinese burials at the public
expense is exceedingly small The feeling re-
their immigration, seems to have abated, and
the Celestias, by their habits of order their in-
dustry and intelligence, have now good name,
not only in the cities but in the mining and agrl-
cultural disiricts.-iS. r. Wig
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The IeTi.safsIrc.

The following summary of work performed
Inv our I.eoslature mn 70 The 4tb inst toootLar
Win 'he con- 'iereoi' we take from 'iie CORES
pondence of the San Francisco Herald. There
is certainly no room for complaint as to the mere
,.,,,l,ar ,na oos, of ,ha l,,,s ,,,ssoj 1 ,os
' ''0 Jaws ra'sN u '"' p''l'of-
eo' II 'iley ohiy prove pehenciil 10 'he interests
of the State at large, for one will not accuse
them of either extravaganza or laggartlness:-
;. -,
run ,iie opening VI ''iG sNssion ~ 'ne 4!h
VI wa. h,on'''s ~, pay VI "en',o,
.ii,''.'i'eu ~ ma Vi opi.eis anu d'1
iaches ls'tnnSe e. as ~ may seem - an equai
cay af,. ioooo On ooo VI 1sSe''i'' 'ie
e, n, ~, -. oooo =, lp;.aI
"i'' i'n.ei 'iis Ia
q-''ooo-'i'hi" I" 'o'"'' ioePenuen' VI 'he
NO =, W s.'io', ~, i"el
pay =. "inesses, ~ u sif',o'o. ne cur
," 80 eAp.nse, ,naepeii,ien' % piiu'.n5 duu
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PARTY.-D'Israei, late England's Chancellor
of the Exchequer, i'll recent speech in the House
of Commons, made the following eminently just
remarks party:
..When parties are baanced-when govern
ment cannot pass its measures-the highest prin-
ciple of public life, the most important dogmas
of politics degenerate into party questions.
. Look at this question of direct taxation, the
most important question of the day. 1t is Il
question which must sooner or later force itself
upon everybody's attention; and see before
me many who l know sympathise as far as that
important principle is concerned, with the poll
cy of the government. Well, direct taxes, al
though applied with wisdom, Temperance and
prudence, become party question Talk of adj
ministrative reform! Talk of issuing commits
sons to inquire into our cockyards Why, if |
were, which is not impossible, by intense labor
to bring forward scheme which might save a
million TO this country, administrative reform
would be party question tomorrow. Yes,
know what have to face. have to face a Goa
lition.
:" The combination may be successful. A CO.
alition has before this been successful. But Goa
litons, although successful, have always found
this, that their triumph has been very brief
Loud cheers This know, that England has
not loved coalitions. l appeal from the coali-
ton to that public opinion which governs this
couniry-to that public opinion whose wise and
irresistible influence control even the de-
crees of Parliament, and without whose supper;
| the most august and ancient institutions are but
the useless fabric of vision"
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RHO DIES az E.USs1'S SHASTA
EXPRESS,

<4~,l,sA LEAVES THE lprca5SSss
81. ETi1. office of Welis Far G-@--sA--=z4szs2 $500
Ec2s-s.szsss.sSs q. & Co, Sacramento. daily for
.Shasfa, lrcLa, and AL towns aud points through
out Northern California, cuuuecing at Sacrllllen-
10 with Wells, Fargo & Gus Daily Express to
san Francisco and senli-montlly to the Atlantic
States and Europe.
Treasure. letters and other packages conveyed
TO and from HE points above designated with
the utmost dispatch.
Gold Dust forwarded to the Z. S. Minis at
Philhslell lIa aud New Orleans, under policies
from Tie sInst responsible Insurance Companies
in the Eastern Cities.
Drafts drawn 10y John NJ. Rhodes. of the
Sacr,mrnto City Bank, on New York, New
Orleans, Cincinnati. Pittsburgh State Bank
of Ohio, at Mansfield, Ohio; Canal Bank,
Cleavelaud
b. Davdson's drafts for sale on Messrs. N.
VI. Rolhsohild & Sons, London; Messrs. De
Roiiiscllld & Bros. Paris; Messrs. NJ. A. Roths-
child * Sons Frankfort; Messrs. l.. Behrens &
Sons, Agents, HauIlarg: Messrs. Huth, Grun-
ing 4 Co., Lima aial Valparaiso; A Belmont,
Esq, New York.
Collections made and all business appertain-
ing 10 an Express Company executed promptly
and with especial regard to safety.
JAMES NJ. RHODES,
HIRAM LUSk.
WELLS. FARGO & co.
NFEtcEs-Shasta, in Post Office Building
Sacramento Second street. between ] and
streets San Fraucisco, LA Montgomery
sfseet; Wcavervile Messrs. Church & Mx's
binding; lreka. fre-proot building opposite
Yrcka Hotel marie II
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The FIsHERIEs.-The Democratic State Jour
nal publishes an Interesting article on the extent
and Importance of the Sacramento fisheries from
which we extract the following:
There are four hundred boats on the Sacra-
mento river. Each boat has two men and one
gill net. The boats at $3.50 each are valued at
$50 900. The nets mt 5000 each at $50 600
Besides their 20 hauling seines valued at $500
each, making $4,000 The fishing season lasts
from the first of February to the first of August,
during which time the estimated average of
each boat per day is $780, or an aggregate of
$4,000. The hauling seines yield 500 each
per day, or $4,000 i'll the aggregate. The fish
thus caught supply The markets Of Sacramento,
San Francisco aud Marysville, as well as all the
mining towns within sixty or seventy miles dis
tant and sometimes as high as 1000 lbs are sent
to one order Of the whole amount caught last
year one-fourfh was cured in salt, the remainder
going to supply the current demand. The
largest market for Salmon at present is San
Francisco. The amount daily shipped there is
from five to six thousand pounds, which will be
increased as the season advances
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The ARMY OF JAPAN.-A writer in the last
Edinburs Review, says that the military force
of Japan consists, by the latest accounts, of $780,
900 infantry, and $4,000 cavalry, and that the
soldiers are careless of danger and Indifferent
to life When one combatant falls, another will
step into his place; and another, and another,
as if their object was exhaust the fire OF their
enemies and then overPower them by sheer
numbers. This would be called display OF
courage in Christians, but in pagans we suppose
it only argnes stupidity.
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From the San joaquin Republican.
Chidc Mildly the Erring.
BIZ MAJOR C. W. PArrES, U. $. ARMY.

BY MAJOR G. w. PATTEN, U. $. ARMY
Chide mildly the erring!
Kind language endears,
Grief follows the sinful
Add not to their tears.
Avoid with reproaches
Fresh pain to bestow,
The heart which is stricken
Needs never blow.
Glide mildly the erring!
Blame gently their fall,
If strength were but human,
How weakly were all.
What marvel the pilgrim
Should wander astray,
When tempests so shadow
Lies wearisome way!
Glide mildly the erring!
Rebuke them with care,
Compared with the perfect,
The best might despair;
We all have some falling,
We all are unwise,
And the light which redeems us,
Must shine from the skies.
FoRT MILLER, Feb. Is, 1853.
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RATsy0N & syAyEs.y.

CARPENTERS IND BUXDEPS
Estimates and specifications made ON all kinds
of buildings. -fobbing done at the shortest no.
tice. Also Rockers. Toms and Sluices always
on hand aud made To order
n. b. Seasoned lumber always on hand
LIVINGSTON BARTON. UsiAH B. SxArELY.
marlotf Shasta CITY.
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p singer i'll the northern corner Of Iowa,
recently dislocated his jaw in attempting to sing
high B." 1t appears that there was a contest
between the victim and rival teacher, as to
which should be employed to teach a certain
rate efforts to astonish the natives, as led to the
lamentable result above mentioned-Jut he got
tie school.
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BENJAMIN CARMAN.

CARPENTER and BUILDER.
Plans and Specifications drafted, and estimates
made on all kinds OF building and Carpenter
work in this part af the country.
Shop opposite the ST. Charles Hotel.
marlo If
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CRAyH, ROGERS az cos

-
Oregon and California Express.
Connecting az Shasta, Cal., nni Portland, O. t.,
9Th ADAMS .. Co.
A WE WOULD RE-
1t. TT specifully inform the - -;
scss.::.c.s s--s public that we are now--.=----
prepared TO forward Treasure FaluaLlc Pocka-
ges, Letters, etc. with unrvalcd despatch and Sc
curity, 10 and from TIE following places, viz:
ITcuecrUiilc, Trinity CO.
IrclU,
Jacksonville,
Deodrood,
Sailors Dtggmgs,
AHh0Hse Creek,
Hunting Greek,
Scotts Bar,
Hoppy Camp,
SaLaa. O. T.
Treasure and valuable packages shipped aud
insured from Shasta by Adams & Co. to the AT
lantic States and Europe
Adams & Co.'S drafts for sale on all their
Offices
Collections made at any of the above MENTION
ed places.
Highest price paid for Geld Dust.
Orders for goods promptly attended to and
forwarded with dispatch.
marie If CRAM, ROGERS & co.
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STAGE LINE FOR SACRAMENTO.
Spring Arrangement.


BAXTER f. co. T. S. MAIL LINE OF
Stages from Shasta to Sacramento
pf-pi.N THE PROPRIE- 81
@AlAzsS4 tors of the above ne1=1rass-z=--=-sH
being desirons Of accommodating the travelling
public, by running their line as soon as the bad
state OF the road would permit, have placed up
on tins route their splendid stock of American
Horses and elegant Concord Coaches. which
will leave the ST. Charles Hotel, Shasta, every
morning at 6 o'clock, A. NJ, for Sacramento,
via
Rcodings Springs,
lNdk Raneh
Clear Crees.
DoinserGefds Ranch,
american Ranch,
Coftonwood.
Prairie Honse,
Poher's Ferry
Red Biugs,
I'eham0,
Joa0xon's Ranch,
AouoeciIe,
Placer CITY,
ITHlefs' and
Colnsd.
Passengers arriving bv this line can be furn-
ished with animals for any part of the Northern
Mines, by Mr.. James Loag, ut the Shasta Stock
Market. VIM. A. NUNNALLY, Agent,
ST. Charles Hotel.
Shasta, March, 1853 marl2 If
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JOHN M. HARPER,
ATTORNEY AT Ia W,

T. T. q K Y u A 4 i 4 ".
Weavervie Trinity Co., Cal
Will practice in all the Courts of the Coun-
ties of Klamath, Trinity, Siskiyou and Shasta.
marie II
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EY The editor of the Springfield Republican
has been presented by lady with piece OF
cake, in perfectly good condition, which was
twenty-sx years old lasi July.
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j A VI EN Vt. htIOIJED,
HIRAM LUSk.
WELLS. FARGO & &C
ADAMS Il CO.'S EXPRESS
For shc -Aslaa:ic STATES, Canada and
Earopc.

It's OUR REGULAR SEMI n1I1
II. ir fE.monila!y Express will be 60
e.. <.s.ss despatched by the Pacific---.--
Mail s. =. Cos steamer, on Tue LIST and 18th OF
each month, in charge of regular Messenger,
ia The employ of the house.
Treasure and packages forwarded from this
off, in charge OF two regular messengers, en-
ployed exclusively for This route, and always
reaching San Francisco III season Tor the steam
ers of The 1st and 18th.
Buls OF Exchange on
NEW NllRk
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THE
SHASTA COU RIER

"a PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
nv sKELLMAN d DOSH.
SAM 4. DOsH, ARCHIBALD shILLMAN.
Publication Office in Post Office building,
Main Street. where all orders for Advertising
and Job Work should be left.
TERMS---HnYariabIy in Advance:
For One Year, $1,000
a. Six Months, 90
Terms Of Advertising:
For One Square of 10 lines or less, one inser-
fiom, Four Dollars for each subsequent inser-
ton Two Dollars
liberal discount made to Monthly and Yearly
Advertisers.
Fob Printing
OF every description promptly executed in a
superior manner.
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BOSTON

BOSTON,
ST. LOUIS,
New Orleans, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington,
Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Louisville, and London, England.
Also payable at the following Banks:
Mechanics aud Farmers Bank, Albany.
Utica City Bank, Utica.
Bank OF Syracuse, Syracuse.
Bark of Auburn, Auburn.
Bank OF Atiica, Buffalo.
Rochester City Bank, Rochester.
George Smith & Co. Chicago.
Alex Mitchell, Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, Milwaukee.
Michigan State Bank, Detroit.
Com. Branch Bank OF the State of
Ohio. cleveland.
Clinton Bank, Ohio, Columbus
Sight Checks drawn on San Francisco or any
of our offices in California.
INSURANCE.-We have made arrangements
for insurance to the extent of one mi9;on dollars
on any one shipment, and are empowered to in
sure for other parties on Gold Dust. Bars, Coin
and Merchandise, to and from New York and
this City, by endorsements on Bills of Lading,
at the time of shipment.
Special and other Deposits received.
Shasta. March, 1853 marie If
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LIST OF PEST OFFICES

In Tie Counties Of Shasta TRINITY, Colusa, Butt
Yuta and Fojo together tcah tie names of ths
Postm0sfcrS.
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n HE STATE OF ONO, EEIunyr

CIt VIZ, Few ilIad IiHuiu oud i,ii,inr,,
ps: jam liza aniuuuh. AcNau'or iiatnu utd J,,urs n
Hama ond, Thomas u NammonI DtyiI " i.I'u,n,J
J0nst01 Hammond - al ia g ianno 3D. Mr.. NJ
Idnnoni. Joan Hammond j. Mary g.. IIsun,onJ
Eua'inc lIanmnrd. al Mi0tn Harmon 4 d nd nd
tour oiCoiunr et-. frir,on iUr nar iiion
TIE Said DIET VIDA t. " ~ iak" IoI 1 nj n e,i,i,,
was Una dav hlri t"hiust llum In -ad Can't g., ,ii
WI IAN Hammond a Il ~ rniliuv tyhcrei, H..
saii WI liau demands .Iinn uf the t ov IT,, ~ NJ ~"
tate TO wiz two acts II nd with u . nnu,rI ns..
lying ~ U'mn 1 Con u, Dhip Tho ns., innn,I' "A
dr-LTi' Ell - Ia oNr eiY IHrt 70
OF section -, Township g. Rapsr :? l., IN. Ii.t," nr
Ficnhe ivilie ir iunn' At ut rAst ca .,,r nr IT,
quarter seClrn II nee west iGli u0',s then . ,, n, ,n
pues then rast - I"l's II, son "A al r,., a. ,h
pace Of Sc i'nIng, cont tanning a. &c cs ~ wv
r. scenrdiraCi eng part nf ,. sr,b ,vns,
OF section ~ ownhipJ ran"o3 Ioviruinq Ir mn,
a. tic northwest Curnrt ui SAID auarIe~ ,,,iou . =.
eap lBl liNU Io'to thr ortlrA-t no at sni ou,r
tcr. thence south G5 ~ o'cs % ttr re ,rr nr , m t
hni,om road thence WI hthr N III cofsad r,nI. o. ,
wrsi 10 poles, thence tno IA 5lI degree. west 10 y; nm
70 - 10 The ccntrr tie hnfa lac t,enrc J,,
rad lane souil 81 dcu,es weU ~ pulcs then. suutI,
~ drgi ers W st - Ito poles 10 u an tie wpst
ionnday "I sn sG' UOu, tie with tHid Eoludsry A
he'ree east % - iNO ~ rs to cginniuy cam ain
~. my tNo acte., aud hripg he aame ADDS of vLic
DAVID liHmmo' u di6d sci7'd, An ,pira.io, vii a
maie w tie said William Hammond at lie II, ri tr m oI
ta" "tnhn i"r an o-'or Tint TariiOn be ma 70 of said
premises, rursuiHt 10 The statute.
WILLIAM HAMMOND
A.. ,.,, ,o,. by ST Guam KELLY, his ATTY.
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v Office PAR rITION-Ioui.Mh.

49, ley and tatlIariIo Muhcy, hi, wife An Ynu,o,
Monl urn, altrt Jo"s aud Jane Junrs his " IL, Juiu
Wooh urn, The unknown heirs ui Nancy e. ,tes Iat uJ
Mlrsnufi deed. the unknown heirs III Ann J;iiuur.
lae "i Iowa, deceased, and William Gi more wIil tnke
n"te te an ainrndtd petition was flied asainst then,
w ,'e ,p'n ndn ~ otlOtr. le5', IN the Court of Com
mon l,leas ~ Belmont County, Omu ~ Cus,svns "A.
pu'a' aud Ro'anna nuval, his wife. ard is now nanJ
ihH' whht"ih IN" said petitioners demand parition oT
.'u loow'ng feal esia e, lying IN said County of Rel,
mohI, ana hrinr The w. .Of the NJ W a. of ssr ~ In
thhHe combining ~ acr-E more or ess aud Tho i
., 'nn w. H. a. uf sec ~, tp. s. range J-cOntaIniu
81 acres more or icSa Aud THAI the next term of ,5
eonH application win he made hy to said M, t,na,s
itcr. d. d. r. ruUEN ,,,,, .a'u 'en'
Oct ~, lS51.-Bw. ' WI ''''s'
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G,TATE OF ONO, BELMONT c0,yN

! > ff, rS.-Cuurt II Common Plca.,-R,n.u 4 A.,
CnH>ttt W. ions MctuNsELL, DIyor,g " ''
ne lehdam VII take uu Ice, that on the 18th dov
~ NoVe 'r s1d he plaintl hlcd ~ the Oliro OF thc
,efh "l TIE shii Court. her petition fctitg inuI m kh
An."' tha' a"h THE .O oi Nprii, SaI. she was mar.
ru W tn do,ndan AID that tley hved aud enlal lied
as snusa,d e"d VIE, aud had issue Of he "a. ma rage
Wo ehllnteh VINO arc lvn,, and that the salt defend,
shgtosay n'Rroled tho plaintiff AID her children and
na' wen more thah three years wHy Ahsonl from her
"fWheh gros" hrlicot aud wul ah-cnCe slc prays ,n
neuFoted on net sat husband aud the cu.Iod, of the
ssd ehtl'en. YOU viii apncsT IN tIe .nid ,s. sr,,,
ting tolsw, or the sad case at the nryt term s,I "
heard OF your deiaull. ~ "'' ~
Nog. R.-Gw. '' N'''"'
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JAMES II. TANNER.
"HULthALk bEALkR IN
Boots, shoes, Bonnrts Il Leather.

No, So Hssd Street, bstresn TAird a rsvr,h
PITTSBURGH. PA.
AhEs pleasure in again calling tho attention of hls
ysrs Sn sossi,y merchants. generally 10 bis
er suitable Tor all aud w inter Saes consis,n" s All
ssuo eases aud em6rseng every style aud variety OF
nens coarse, KIP, Ca Russian Leather ana Huns
poo,s, Mon,creys Wellinetons, Brogahs, &c DE Also
ns,les, misses BOY Youths Chdren's BooIs shoes
raIslsms, , Jenny Linds, Eurekss, sc. SILK, Velvet
"'s"''" a"a suaw bonne's Tor Fan ana wmier Sales
NEW YORK SOLE LEATHER.
This above comprises ono of the largest .,o.l A., T.,
i1nnd west othe Mountains purchased from The New
Eng snd Msnnaeures direct, and will he sold al Ns,y
YORK and Philadelphia prices. ~"
furehssers IN want of any OF the above describ.a
osu,, WI, ease call and examine before buying
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TO TEACHERS AND TOWNSHIP


y BOARDS or EBuCATION.-Report of the texi
NOOK committee of the belmont Comfy Teachers Insti
iuic adopted by the Institute at lis session an October
Is52:
Your Committee appointed to examine and
recommend Text Books, after having exam
ined such books as they could obtain, on the
various sciences, would recommend the adop-
ton OF the following resolution:
RESOLVED, That the following named Tex,
Books be recommended for adoption into the
Public Schools Of Belmont County:
McGurFEY s EcLEcTIc SPELLING Book AMI
READERS: .g.t
RAYS ARITHMETIcs AND ALGEBRAs, AND
PiNNEo's PRIMARY g. ANALYTICAL GRAM.
MARS AND ENGLISH TEACHER. no.
II. d. MCCARTHY,
Chairman Of lie 7ert BooF Committee.
All of the hooks named in the above report can he OH
taned At the Bnok' stores Of =. GREsssuER and T. n
WILLIAMS, at reasonable rates. y. ~
Tor particulars OF Introduction app'y to
re. nOWLEs,
=, Agent for the Eclectic Ssries, Chiiieothe. o.
May O, le53.-ly. w.
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lhlH % ''5y !L.;.I..N.IiE..aliL.;ss5..l
RAJ OHIO RAIL ROAn

q TN TKAL UIIIU RAIL ROAD-Dy
oticr ol ne Hoard Ei'sci crs to the Capital Rtoc
hoiae That no insiaMcnt Of per cent l.. due and
lsFama vi hin ihi'iv days an dae eTenf Iv I'M MI
TEND AZ W. rrity Dec, Ist S0merrnn Dee %. larues
Nu'e Dre "a; t'nir"vo h,c. 5lh; Judge W,ich'a Dee
OH beli Ar De-. ;th; VIII ~ svmrnis navic made
JAMES WRIGnr, Den TT,s.
r. =. Sto" kho d.rs wn ore behind WIZ thoir ,np.I
men'S VIII please call AMI squseup. (uoviSl j. d. ".
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=, toh'aihihg 0Vi square rods. Thai Tho s.i5 -
Xey p,oeu,ed a loan of some money of m"
,shes uarnahan to pay the purchase ",ona' me
tif.eedths deed to he made tn The saiJ Js.a m'"ey
San 10 secure To hin, the said CaTnahAn Iha 80,
hpn' OF tald sum Of money. That the said Iobn
rsa salu Csnalah said sum of money in mn snd ,h
sau Iarhahan IN MS lifet time made aud exccuteJ ta
@ 70, snd to said Bailey hut that ihe same
n". IeNeted That said James Carnahsn dies i Wa was
caron" tatnahsn his widow aud The oIer Saving
ms children aud heirs al law who hoS 's
Ii MY my as uhstes IN trust for the pIanlns IT., @
snnn psey male his lss, win and iestsment in na'
c usvseu 10 The plainids the real estate sbn.
ueseIed' shh Iat since his death said will ,vss ~
proven sna nIdred to he recorded az such and "rsys,h
onnu l9 order The above named deondsnts ia u ,e
,hie ana dc iver TO the plaintiffs good .nd s.n ar 'se
,n o conveyance ior said real estate accorIinv % ,
WI we stld John Bacy, deed Ana in Gef.,,i w, ~
Sa wee" 81" S me order and eecc said Cour 10 one
>Hd ahove named deIndants are r,rb., nv. ~" we
Nle,s they s'pear aud peai, answer or damn, t sa
het'lioa an,, The I'd day of Janusr, a ID is.s , a
ne nantiHs VIII app'ytos aid Court 10 take ,s us
IN al ns next term thereafter. ""sV 'hers
JOHN II. HEAToN, cIk.
oH. -, Ie5s-ew, ""' 'o' p'ids'
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-12-09
/ Ohm BRUsT AND HENRY nRosT

~ p'slmils hil rs' htTntn bt,rs, o,iNAaar,.
no defendant Luther Butts ~ he rehy uuti0eJ Cha,
on iho .th day 0i November IS53 Ihe uninl r. LIN,
KY ani Henry b'ost ile their reti,an IN thc
n",.onl lhe 'nmtoh Pieas Conrl Of belmont County
ncn' ai"si the defendant Tor BOU doars vi h mir,cs,
o Nov D. iej3, for work done aud ~ aier iaI h,yushcJ
Nv we panN ~ l't the delenlantn Sec IS of thc ,,a
Ne M" hali Road An order uf atiac Lnelt mas as,
"eh Issue ~ tue case with notice To adIcy Wbu,e
hoto " 'o. q. debtors OF the defendant rhs daG,,'
aW - rrqIiredb answer hy Deremhrr 3Ist It5a RI.
p'A'h'ins expect 10 testify IN the case, '"'
JOHN u. HEAToN, Clerk.
Nov. ii-6wl Att,s no In