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The Nevada journal., 1853-09-02

Head of Main street, Nerada, a tenc door S
ADORE the american Market.
~ THE subscriber would respectfully in
Fs;i;1 form his former patrons and the public
s..!L in general that he win resume business
or b;s old stand on the oath inst, where he will
he happy to meet his old friends and all who
mav favor him with call.
His House has been thoroughly renovated,
,-;tb view to the comfort OF his guests, and
~. fable will DE supplied at all times with the
Aest the market affords
IN addition to his House he has Stable and
corroI sufficient to accommodate many team
,ors who NAV favor him with call. Gentle
onsn will find this happy resort. Families
III olso find it pleasant retreat from the
pn;.e n and hustle OF intoxicated night rangers.
r. - deemed unnecessary to give the prices
Ens;ce = II to say that he has his family to man
o~e the house, and prices will be as cheap as
'nI u;a beds will always be kept in good order:
I1 n.s Uv viii be well supplied with cigars and
'''' 0A' COLD WATER
For There is nothing so good
For the youthful blood
No- s,yeet as the sparkling water.
Rv dne attention to the business, he hopes to
Gsceivs liberal share ofpatronase.
Nevada, Aug 20, la59.-l7-sm
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Tobacco! Tobacco! Tobacco!

so cases A. Thomas & Sons Grape lbs;
30 cases J. NJ. Jackson's Eagle lbs;
30 cases J. Thomas Jr.'s Nectar lbs;
25 cases J Thomas jr's Diadem lbs;
Is cases J. Thomas jr's Ell Dorado lbs;
10 cases J. Thomas jr's Diaden Twist, prest;
10 cases Shcppard's Sugar Drops do do;
10 cases Sheppard's Lagacy Twist, unprsst;
10 cases Twin Sisters, walnut boxes, lbs;
cases Chess Player, do do lbs:
10 in Diamond, do do in foil, lock s. key
80 cases Fine Gu. Chewing, in tin foil;
40 cases Fine Cut do in cans of ID, 3lb;
25 cases fine cut smoking, cans of lbs;
100 cases Matches ,Hyatt's, round wood boxes
We are receiving regularly most of the a.
bove brands of TOBACCO, direct from the
manufacturers or their agents, and buyers will
rarely find US without them.
l6-lm JAMES PATRICK,
Augl2 l50 Battery ST., near Jackson.
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SU MONS.

ATATE OF CALIFORNIA, county of Ne
%J ysda, Grass Valley township ss. Before
! I. Sykes. J. P. The people of the state Of
California 20 Paul Banhen, greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before
the undersigned, justice OF the peace. at his
office in Said township on Friday the 9th day
.of Sept. a. d. 1855, At g o'clock NJ. to answer
30 The complaint Of s {. Richardson, who
AYERS that ycu ire lawfully indebted to him in
-rhe sum of SS3, which yon refuse to pay, On
failure TO appear and answer. Judgment will be
rendered against you fer the said S3} and
costs OF suit Given under my hand this 18th
lay of August ;. D. 1862.
I9-gt J.{. SYKES, P.
4 true con7, J. p. EVANS. c0nst.
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-02

NmmBBLS. GOSH. BUTTER;
EELU\AU so casks light cold Hams;
800 lbsextIa cir Bacon; $50 pac fir Chile Beans
300 boxes c. o. Soap; 100 kegs dried Apples;
300 brown q" ITO split Peas;
100 kegs crushed Sugar; 100 kgs cans of Lard
Goo boxes Y II. G z and Imp Teas BIB caddies
200 g black Teas; 100 bbls corn meal;
$50 &C Sage. Fig, Blue, Starch Pep. Sauce;
$50 doz roast Chicken and Turkey;
300 doz Brooms and Hoped Pals
1000 bags Table Sait
500 doz fir Peaches, Oysters, etc;
800 cgses gr Coffee lib tins and papers;
60 large sized extra cheese;
80 mats Manillu coffee;
200 doZ Peppermint, Stoughton and Catsup;
100 bales wrapping Twine;
500 kegs extra syrup, 5 and 10 gals;
200 tins Jumbles, Tea cakes, etc;
100 kegs Pickles, cueunbers;
100 gro Smoking Tobacco;
3c0 dos Saleralus in glass;
300 cans Jas Thomas jr's celebrated "Diadem
Mint" "lngot," and nectar Tobacco;
5000 packages, bbls and cases Goods! Groce-
ries and Provisions, always on hand and for
sale at lowest market prices, by
J. II. COGHILL & CO.,
Importers and Jobbers, | 10 Battery st. near
Aug26- la-lm Washington.
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-02

TN Probate court, county of Nevada, State
tate of Chas. NJ. Ransdell, decd, on reading
and filing the petition Of Hamlet Davis, admin
istrator Of said estate-It is ordered by the
court that notice be given to all persons inter-
ested in said estate, to come forward at the
court house in the city of Nevada on Saturd ay
the 10th of September next, at 10 o'clock a.
m. and show cause, if any, why sale of tho
real estate of said deceased should not be made
Dated at Nevada, Aug. 3lst, 1853. By order
of the court, VIM. S. PATTERSON,
1921 elk Prob. court.
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N O II I c. f.

TN accordance with an order of the court Of
IL Sessions, held in and for Nevada co,,n.U VI
Nevada, at the August term thereof Anr i6;;b'
1858, hereby give notice to all whom :,
may concern, that the court of Sessions Iii ~
set as Board of Appeals for the soualizst;on a,'
OF Taxes, on Monday the 18th day Of Sentana
Der, at the office of the county clerk, II the
town OF Nevada, Cat 10 o'clock A NJ - '"0
g. JOHN WEBBER,
county Assessor, Nevada count.
Nevada, Angus. 18th, lsjJ.-ls 4t
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Caution.

A IL persons are forbid purchasing note
"A of hand, drawn by the undersigned, in
favor Of Lewis Grace for the sum of $500
500 payable in Is days from date, 5000 in
3Odays from date The nose vas dated Aug.
4. 1853. 1885, WM. c. READ.
AJOTlCE IS hereby given th my wife Vi a:
~ ry Am q. Ol5an has left my bed and
board without any just cause or provocation,
and will be responsihl. for no debts OF her
contracting after this date. NcvId., August
18th, 1888. l7-iw"
CHRISTIAN r. OfSAN.
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Public Administrator.

A LII persons in whose house or premises
n any stranger or person may die intestate
without known heirs, or any one knowing
thereof, are required by law to give immediate
n office Of such event TO the undersigned,
I. w. COLBURN,
JunelU-3m Public Administrator,
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Grand Total. SIS, 600


This is one Of the best Raffics of the kind ev-
er offered in the State. The property put up is
valuable and put up at its real cash value. The
first prize is the we'll known Toll bril- ge on ear
River, known as Porter's Crossing, located on
the main travelled road from Sacramento to Ne
vada, via Ophir, 4 uburn and Grass Valley, be-
ing miles from Auburn, l S from Grass Valley,
and 90 from Nevada. 1t has just been newly
planked and repaired throughout at a cost of
$500, and is now in excellent order. 1t has
stood the floods Oft winters. The toll aver
ages from SIS to $50 per day; the rates of toll
are granted by the Court of Sessions. The Pub
lcHOuse, Barn and other Buildings, with Ranch
of l60 acres attached, situated at the Bridge,
are well adapted for q Tavern stand, and in a
good business location; the house and bar are
well furnished throughout the barn is q large
frame, and we'll finished, with shed attached.
The Ranch is well watered and well adapted
to stock raising and agricultural purposes. The
1t. Louis Ranch, containing 800 acres, is loca.
ted on the opposite side of the river from the
other; the main public road runs through it ;
it has an abundance of water on it, and is well
adapted to farming and grazing. The stock is
in fine order, and will be delivered in good con-
dition. The other articles are nearly new, and
in good repair. No. titles gwen to all the
property put up.
The above property will be raffied for at Ne
vada, on the 10th of November 1853, commen-
cling at 10 AN Three throws of dice to decide
for prizes. Prizes awarded to the 10 highest
and 10 lowest thrown numbers.
Ey All cases of ties to be decided by throws
OF dIce-hlghest throws to have PRECEDENCE
The Rattle will come off under the supervision
OF committee OF fifteen gentlemen, who will
be chosen by the Ticket Holders present Com
mlttee to make throws tor absentees and de-
eide III cases of dispute. Ticket holders pres
ent may make their own throws
We, the undersigned, having Examined the
property in Il. H. Porters Rattle, do certify that
| it is put up at fair cash value. And also, be-
ing personally acquainted with Robert II. Por-
ter we have no hesitation in saying that what
ever statements or representations he NAV
make can be implicitly relied on by the public.
Jas. Churchman, Esq, w s. McRob berts, ,stg. agt.
VIM. Godbe, VIM. Burlington, co. treas
f Esteys Hill, const, VIM NJ Beard,
| Thos Marsh, VIM Andrews.
James Hoel. Sidney D Hubbard
H H Woodruff, R Herreu,
John Brian, J n Turner,
Geo Snyder, EW Smith,
2 4 Jackman.
Judge Buckaers S Statement
am acquainted with Mr. Porter, and believe
his statements can be relied on, as to the value
of the above property. / have not examined
all the property, but what L have seen is at q
fair value. STANTON BUcKSER
b5- Tickets can be had at Nevada. of w S
McRoberts stage agent, Nevada Hotel. and A
r Jenkins of Oscar MARITIME, Porter's Cross
ing; Of G Nj c McVicar, travelling agent. and
at Grass Valley, Rough and Ready. Auburn,
Yankey Jims, Ophir, Washington, Downie.
vile, Sacramento, and Marysville.
ROBERT H. PORTER, Proprietor.
Nevada, August "a, 1853.-1s-6w
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Dissolution.

TNHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
j. tween ?. w. Bergantz and H. L. Hatch,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent Ali
demands against the firm will be settled by P.
w. Bergantz, and all persons indebted to the
firm are hereby called upon to make immedi-
ate payment to him. He will continue the bu-
siness at the well known Penn Valley Saw
Mill. P. w. BERGANTZ,
II. L. HATCH.
Penn Valley, Aug. is, la53.-17-1m
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NATIONAL CIRCUS

LEE & MARSHALL, PRoPRIEToRs,
Positively their last uist this Season.
The proprietors wish to announce to the cit
liens Of Nevada and vicinity that they will
exhibit on Saturday evening, Sept. 10Th, and
Sunday afternoon and evening the llth
The extraordinary excitement now created
at this favorits place of amusement among its
thousands of supporters by its variety. attrac-
ton and novelty, beyond anv similar establish
inent that has ever appeared IN California, may
well permit the proprietors to feel confident
that they have been successful in obtaining
the favorable opinion of the State.
The principal members now attatchod to the
National Circus are.
MISS VIRGINIA LTONI,
Mr.. II. c Lee and the Lee FamHV.
Mr. Thomas Neuale. Mr.. g. Peoples.
Mr.. J. r. Marshall Mr.. c. Derefe.
II. F. Fay, Leader of the Orchestra.
Mons. Rochette, the French Hercules.
Mr. ID. 4. Gates, Ring master.
Masters Eugene and Francis Lee, and
Master John Armstrong.
Prices OF ADMISSION Boxes, with reserv-
ed seats for Families and Ladies accompanied
by Gentlemen, 81. Parquette. 81. Children
half price. Doors open as 7 o'clock-Perform-
ancc to commence at Il o'clock l92w
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Z. O, d. 2

I. o. o. F.
MMS2MMMM9SkN@ZyA Grass V alley Lodge
ESIZ2 No. II, instituted
28th July 1857
Meets every Thursday evening at s o'clock at
the Masonic Hall, Main street, Grass Valley
Brethren ofthe Order in good standing are cor
daily invited to attend
CHAs Il. EDWARDS, secy. l|-om
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Public Notice
Notice.

A Ii persons are hereby notified not to pur-
"a chase negotiate for either OF two notes
of hand. drawn by the undersigned, i'll favor OF
Simon Krewson, dated Centreville Feb. 4th,
1853; one for S4)0 dollars, payable months
after date and the other fer $500, payable ten
days after date. as the consideration for which
they were given has failed, and we will not
pay them. JOSEPH CLEAhf.
aw.IyE JOSIAH KENT.
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-02
Notice to Contractors.
The Nevada School.

vHHIIfI above school, which has been suspen-
Il ded for few weeks, by reason of the i'll
health of the principal. will be re-epened on
the second Monday of September.
Terms for tuition vii. be reduced to Hoo
and $3.50 per week. For further particulars
apply to the principal.
MRs NJ. II. SAMPSON.
Nev ads, Aug. %. I953.-lS I'm
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Administrators Sale.

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate
Il court of Nevada county, made 29th Aug.
1882 shall proceed to SELL as administrator
of the estate of Horace w. Gray decd, on
Monday the 18th day of Sept. next, before the
court house of said county, one share in the
Deer Creek and Cayote Ditch and Water Co.; !;
three shares, Nos. 10, II and II Of the Phoenix
Quartz Mining Co, and one unimproved lot
in Nevada. Sale will commence at o'clock
PIX ELI P. HIRST, admir- II. w. Gray
Sent. l. 1858 1922 bv CALeB RIssELL.
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Public Notice

a hereby given that application viii be made
Il to the court of sessions for Nevada county,
at its he xt term, for license or charter to keep
q toll road. over the Penn Valley Hill.
JOHN JOHNSON and others.
F. W. ROBERTS, Atty. 4t-19 Aug. 10 1853.
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Temperance House

Grass Valley, August Is, la53.-l7-3m
The Nevada journal., 1853-09-02

Johnson's Colony John "
White Judges, Geo. Nelson, and George
Fellows.
a points within the county not named in
the foregoing established precincts, contain
ing 81 or more voters, and not within two
miles OF any point where polls are ordered 70
be held, the voters are hereby au horised To
appoint their Inspectors and Judges. nnd onsn
the polls at all points where polls are author-
lzed TO be opened, and no person being present
competent by law to administer oaths--the In
spectors are required TO administer the oath,
to the Judges and thereafter the Judges to the
Inspectors.
hereby certify that the foregoing is true
copy of an order m1de by the Court Of Sessions
held in and for Nevada county, at the Auoust
term thereof. Aug. lIth A. D. 1853.
Attest, WIN. S. PATTERSON.
lo-Sw CPk CT Sessions
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09
Z. w. PRELP,
Premium Ohio Beehive

T'HE inventor Of this Hivs after twenty yesrs of prac
4 teal experience in keeping Bees, and during the
asst ten years OF which he has devoted large amount
oi lime and expense IN studying the habits the Bees
and the Bee0 In, aud in experimenting in nives 81
various forms and sizes, aaters himself that he has
~ succeeded In constructing Hive in every way adap-
ssd 70 me natural habits and wants Of the II oney
the aggression of the Miller and Moth and the best
possible means for catching and destroying them after
ey nave entered the dive, without destroying Bees
or exposure 10 their attacks.
ms Ive fair trial. that 1t combines convenient
known.
Bees may be made TO occupy from TO six boxes or
sctonsj as their bers may req e, and thereby give
need. at each and all seasons Of the year.
The arrsng menl for removing the old brood combs
so essential - Keep colony in health and vigor, and
t4rremoyng the surplus bosey equaed 10y no other
Hive as the bees may be made to leave either box before
is decidedly The bestnon-swaring hivee ever invent
ed as colonies may be divided aAd multiplied without
The trouble and uncertainty of swarniug, may be pre-
honey fast as gathered.
II Is also the best swarmng hive the bees may be
conuHedo Small amount OF room during the part
Of the season, aud thereby induced to early at
t1L clustering on Tue OUTSIDE OF tDe hIVe, and a
much larger amount OF honey obtained than in any other
hive.
affords bees protection against the ravages Of the
moth ana miller, and The apaTian better and more eff
ec'ual means to destroy them ater they have entered
the hive, Than any Other.
Il affords better accommodations for feeding either
are the arraug
are such theor robbers 10 gain access TO the feeding
apparatus, they mus small passage at the spout,
and pass directly through the main body of the hive
ana ia me IL is warranted to give better satisfaction
upon a thorough trial Than any other hive known.
some Two three hundred Of these hives have been
US uuHg two or three seasons past IN the counties
'f Licking and MuskBgum, Ohio, and the past
season in New York and Massachusetts, and have given
'L peter satisacon than anything OF the kind hereto
fore known and from The universal satisfaction has
given thus far, il IS confidently believed that it will Su
7efsede en- others for convenience, utility, profit and
10 practical purposes.
The premium has been awarded this hive for three
years in succession by the Licking co Ag Society where
Ls merits are known Also The first premium aud di-
poma, by the Ohio Ste Agricultural Society, their
sl annual fair held Cols3Wu Sept ISL also dip8-
mas nom The New York State Ag. society and Indiana
state Ag society, and several county societies in those
states.
For individual rights TO use, and Township, County
lights in Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa. appli-
-HlipT must be made 10 The undersigned
Individual rights 20 make and use s., including feed
ing apparatus L. QfINER, General Agent.
Address-N atertuWn, Wis.
April ? 1853. 3vs.g
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09
Election Notice.

Whereas The Mineral Point Rail Road Com.
pany has in pursuance of an act of the Legisla.
ture, Apr, we'd the sd day of March, A. D. 1853
submitted to the Board of Supervisors of the Co
ot Iowa, proposition in writing, for the exchange
OF Sl5O,U)o of second mortgage convertible Bonds
OF said Rail Road Company. bearing eight per ct
interest payable sem annually in the city of New
York, for One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dol
lars of Iowa County Bonds bearing eight per cent
interest payable semlannually ia the city of New
York, both OF said issues of Bonds redeemable in
in the year 4. D. 1865. The said Rail Road Co
bln-lng themselves ~ meet the Interest upon said
County Bonds as the same shall fall due, and pay
able from time to time
In pursuance of said law, the Board Of Super
visors for the said County of Iowa hereby give
notice 10 the voters Of said County, that an cleo
ton will be held at the several places of hold ne
elections, on Monday the 2Oth day of June next
when the voters are required to deposit Ballot
upon which shall tsaswrtten or printed the words
For the Rail Roaf proposition, or against the
Rail Road proposition Which said Election shall
be held Ia the same manner and FORM and under
the same Laws which govern State or General
Elections. Ry order Of the Board,
JNO. NU.SSERSNIrH, Chairman
Attest, JAsIEs +. GRAY. Clerk
1liHeIa. Point May %, 1888. u3I:te
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09
PuhIiC Notice.

,,4rRIIC NOTICE is hereby given, that all persons
sre forbidden to trespass, mine or dig upon any Of
- following desert bed lands, without the written per
ission Of myself or gent, 20 wit:
Tbs T. ar, of section 81 the moth half of section
% and the west half of :. w or OF H. in township
tb If range east, The sast half of N w ar. OF
- 3 township north Of range east. The west hall
orth vest or Of sec. 80, in township north of range
ess the west half Of n E. or. of "a, town
shin north, OF range east
snd furthermore, forbid any and all persons from
buvfng or removing any Lead other from said
,,enti0sed lands, without my written permission.
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS DEAN
Nav II. 1853. by
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09
PROSPECTUS OF
THE WANERLEY MAGAZINE

Great Impr0vement-Nsw Dress.

The proprietor OF this splendid weekly paper deems it
proper TO give this carly notice Of his intentions 10 com
nuce It's NEXT volume, July st. with entire change
10 ITS iypog aphicH appearance, which he believes viii
II the largest and beautiful sheet ever nrb-
ishcd in this any other country The changes which
he conemplaies viii be both useful and ornamental,
which are,
To appear in new Scotch type, of clear and beau
,ttui face Of size which viii enable the publisher to
whole book, il necessary without continuation
md giving nearly Double the reading that it now con
aims for only six Cents book which Otherwise would
great variety OF other ma ter-Doems, music, etc. We
intend % give week q compeud UNI Of all the stir
ring e eus OF the week, So thst readers viii be pos
ed up on an in'eTesjla3 subjects
, No continued Stories will be inserted in the next
olume, but each number viii be complete i'm Itself -
Much trouble Is experienced by mail subscribers, in To-
ing number which contains unfinished story. It is
this particular that the publisher has con-
concluded 60 complete everything in each number.
4 Men and beautiful Head, much hands mer than
he one now used, viii then be obtained Also much
eater border.
week, large and beautiful engraving Illustrating either
poem or story. II viii also contain a monthly D,quet
Also monthly engraving representing the latest farhons
The rGie, and patterns for embroidery and needle
york; taken from the latest Paris and London reports
D Z 6faEtJuL roper On the next volume more
ghiy polished paper viii be used. For mail subscri-
3ers 10 viii be heavy the present postage law will
uGW bl those VINO purchase the paper OF carriers, at
all get % on much better paper than used any
ltLtr paper published.
A distinguished literary gentleman wiz assist in the
With al these costly improvements in view, the pro-
petur would Impress i on the minds of tho~- hn in
In June, 50 that he may calculate how many print
cannot promise furnish back numbers ne nat
rous more Than tour weeks after the volume commences
paper Is TOO expensive 20 work up large quantity tC
keep on hand subscription ought 10 be renewed
month before it expires, II subscribers would secure
TEnNs.- Two dollars yea-, or one dollar fer si1
months in advance. Papers stopped when he time is
'ut. MUSES. A. DOW,
Huston Mass.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09
Clothing.
Dissolution,
Notice.

THE subscr bers having sold their stock Of Hardware.
Il Saddles, Harnesses Leather &C, 10 Gza. PRIEsT-
& Co, and wishing to close up their bueness
Mineral Point would most respectfully request all who
in debt them. make Immediate payment to the
new firm, who authorised 20 collect and pay all
debts Of the late firm of
f. 4. COLLINS, & CO
Mineral Point, March j. 1853. 28tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09
STATE OF WISCONSIN, IOWA COUNTY, -.
Circuit Court, Iowa Co., Wisconsin
JOB P. DJan- Willis King and Richard BigelOw

BENJAMIN Ferris John clay ton. - Graham William
Ryan James n Ryan, J. A Packard, George 1rgtaer,
n. Newhall, Nicholas DoviIEg, D. A. Barrows, q. ~.
Blanchard. GraEenbnrgh Co.. KHnEe & Ferdinand
Evans Adams EDDY, Jamison < CO., 3. 4. Massrson,
r. & R. b. WhHlore. Sipiey Day & Co, Waterman Ryan,
N CHANCERY.
pos reading and ming The above and foregoing bill
complaint and at71aYit Il s herebg ordered that
subpoena chaucnTy Issue this for bE Clayton
directed % sheriff 81 iowa County, and that sub
poeua zIso issue Benjamin Ferris arG - Graham
directed 10 the sRer OF RichIand County, n ads
able day OF July next Do haVina been salts
acrry proven the defendants william r aFue
N. Ryan. . A. Packard George Stroller. n Sewha,
Nichols wing. D. A Barrows. q. %. blanchard Graf
fenburgh & c. kIiugel & Feri Hand, Eyans \ Adams
Eddy, JEmisou Co, 3. a Aasterslu- H. & b. b. Wit
more Suey Day Co. ~ atsrruau Ryan residents
This state. d further ordered that the clerk
copy OF This notice 10 be published for SIX successive
weeks Ia the Wisconsin Tribune, newspaper published
Mineral Point, ssid county. the first publication e.
within twenty days from The date Of this order, thar
the above named non resident defendants be and appeal
in this Court and plead demur the ban Of
complaint 6led hsreiB, the iph day Il september
their default will be recorded, and the matters
and things therein eonssnel viii be decree accoTdinz
'Iy. 81. n. COTBRES-
CirCaIt uize.
JAMES HTTCHIsC n Clerk ~ said Court DO
hereby certify hat the above aud foregoing 6 t'l
and correct copy Of the order made By said 'gr
the above entitled cause re- t5e same remain on E Q
my once. TESTIMONY where haEa hereuEfa -.f
lL.S.y my hand and ihs seal oi szd Court a. y n
ersl Point, this 10Th day Of May a y l-@J
JAMES HUICEISONs Clerk
Circuit Court, I0Ea County, v i5cOnzin- g