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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-28
CON CIR ESSION AL.
REMARKS OF HON. w. NJ CHURCHwELL,

TENNESSEE
On the bill provide for transportation of United States
ocean mails according to time; delivered in the House
of Representatives. April 9Th, 7th, and l2th 1854
Mr. MoDOUGAL, by direction of the Committee the
Post Office and Post Roads reported back the following
bll
"a bill to empower the Postmaster General To contract for
transportation of the United States mail from the Allan
the Pacific States according to time, making New Or
leans and San Francisco two starting points"
Mr.. CHURCHWELL having obtained the floor addressed
the House as follows:
Mr. SpEAKER Having introduced the bill us reported
by the honorable member from California desire ask il
it be the pleasure OF the House TO put that bill upon its
passage
ask that it may be read after which proposeto make
a few remarks in explanation of its provisions.
The bill then read.
Be enacted &c. That after the passage of this
agreement for the transportation of the letter
and paper mail of the United States from New Orleans in
Louisiana San Francisco in California, and from San
Francisco to New Orleans, twice month each way, with
such persons who will agree perform the service
the points designated in the shortest time and shall
accept the proposal herein provided and satisfac
security the performance of the service The Post
and pay for the transportation of said mail in monthly pay
rate according to meas per schedule hereto
attached and made part Of this act
SEo 2. And be Il further enacted That the Postmaster
General shall require from the parties contracting proper
evidence his their right and authority to transport the
country State Territory and also stipulation agree
men to prepare for and actually the service
der the hereby directed before the expiration
of six months after this act shall become law.
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The name " wI be syo@ eosks .s- IA
payment Of The suhscssp9sn - ma6s - sAvssos
Distant sssscsbsu sasy ~ isssss u~ yrr Al
wh'eh w IA paid assumed !, ssssssvs. M p ..
transmission ~
he COUNTRY PAPER pubusAsd u weekly ssrsss .1s .s.
"~A- y osnx'sss' and .wssky during hs
h1 period less thSa ysa be rscels.a oa
'e'"s p'oposuened 10 tbs shove annual rssrs
0y-fOsTAAsrERs ~s ss,ssr..A !. ~, :. .. .-., -. a.
seadss We rvs DAILY satsebsrs van go s.s,oy ~ az.
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Sl0OoO and ii the time Is reduced 70 feen da,s~hleh
IN my opinion rs the loves, possible limit that il ean be
carriedit VIII cost y, 100000 but little what ihc
government is now paying for the on The
days.
Now, what desire to call the attention OF the House 10
more particularly, is that the principles OF this hin are
right the government desires to relieve itself from
burden OF taxation in carrying and keeping up the mall
between the Atlantic and Pacific coast Il adop, this
principle or II cannot possibly relieve itself from large
parden OF taxation laid upon its shoulders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

MonpAY, Feb. l3, 1854.

MoNDAr, Feb Is, 1854
Mr.. MAnnALr,tirom the Coniniffee on Ro,ds
Gc reported that Il was inexpe dent 10 rrs,,t fhe
right OF way Tor ArAilroad from ne pe,s ss-i~i
Line across the Territory of Brooke county. .sIsd
for BY petition q ctizsps Of said county -1-'
ported that It inexpedient to grant Id ~ ~ ii
corporation to ths southwestern Bank Of yrs;ni. +;
ut Eynchburg.
QMr JoNxs. from the Committee on A,r;ca,tn-.
&c, reported bin to amend the act incorporrfino
the Swift Greek Manufacturing Company, so Is to
authorize said Company to supply the city of Pc.
tersburg with water.
Resolut' 'ons Of enquiry were presented:
By Mr.. THoMAs-To amend the Code so as to
authorize the officers Of Government to give their
official bonds at any time beferE thec0mmencenent
OF their official terms.
By Mr.. srERsRoD-(Tw fcsolutions) )-Author-
izing the Henpfeld and the Marietta Railroad
Companies tohold each IS acres of land for Depot
purposes, &c.
By Mr. JoHNsoN--To Incorporates the Female
Collegiate Institute in the city Of Lynchburg
By Mr. SMITH-Aufhorisin the appointment of a
cancelled note clerk in the Treasurer's Office
By Mr.. acknowledgements the Peytona Cot
ton Mills in the city of Norfolk
MIR. FUNsTEN made an Intellectual effort to take
from the table the resolution requiring the Senate
to meet at IL O'Clock, A. M.
Mr.. BRAwNER made an Intellectual effort to have
the rules suspended, to reconsider the vote by
which the House amendments to the bill concern.
ing the Fredericksburg Water Power Company
were concurred in.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Mr.. THOMAS called for the orders of the day
The first was bill concerning District Free Schools
in the county of Henry.
long discussion ensued thereon, and without
coming to vote,
The Senate adjourned.
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warrant has been issued for the arrest of Mrs
Mary J. Bord. in Troy, New York, on charge of
producing an abortion and causing the death of
young woman named Jesse Wicks, alias Mary Lee
The details of the not given but it is said
to be unsurpassed by any similar case record.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

Sons OF TEMPERANcE.-The January session of
the Grand Division WISE held in Romney, commenc.
ing on the 25th ult. and continuing two days. Thirty.
one Divisions were represented, and there were a
grand procession and number of speeches, before
the body adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

THE END-Ovid F. johnson, formerly an infu
entail member of the Democratic party, and Attor
ney General of the State Of Pennsylvania-a man
OF acknowledged ability, good lawyer, an elo
quent speaker and finished writer-was recently
committed to the work house in Washington as q
drunkard, and on Saturday last he died. There's
an item for moralist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

EDITORIAL CoNvENTIoN.-We observe that some
of our exchange papers are advocating the pro-
priety of convention of the editors in Virginia,
some time during the spring. Staunton and Win.
chester have each been suggested as convenient
for the meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

The Crystal Palace, it is said proves total fail.
ure. On an examination into the condition of the
company it is found that the capital stock and all
the receipts Of the company have been spent leay.
ing it in debt to the amount of 100000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

Welearn from the Petersburg Democrat that the
little old man who diddled Mr. Blitz, at City Point
out of money and cigars, and forged at least two
notes, has been discharged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

The diamond ring, presented by NJ. Bedini to the
mayors clerk, in New York, Is advertised for sale
to the highest bidder, the proceedsto be applied tc
the Protestant orphan asylum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

Nathaniel w. Hutchinson, daguerreotypist
committed suicide in New York last week by stab
bing himself. 81
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CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-The rails upon the Central
Road are now laid within about quarter of a mile
of staunton, and the depot is nearly completed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14
AS A FAMILY MEDICINE GAR

"A TERS SPANISH MIXTURE stand. nra am.
inent above al others Its singularly ecacious &C.
ton on the blood: its strengthening and vivfyns
quanues; ,ts tonic action on the iyer its tendency
sne system according to Natures own prescription
iM harmless and attRe same time extraordinary good
eeects ana the number of cures testified to by many
OF the most respectable citizens of Richmond "
an ana elsewhere; must be conclusive evidence that
there is no humbug about it. --11'
The trial of single bottle win satsfv fbs ,,o.+
sceptical of its benefits For sale by 'Ao .'''''
BENNETT BEERS
Io ~ Druggiata. l25 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

By late arrivals from California, we have receiy.
ed files Of the Daily Courier a. NJ Cranes paper,)
TO the latest dates
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

News has been received at Aspinwall that three o
the engineering party sent out by the English Go
vernment to survey the canal over the Isthmus oil
Darien had been barbarously murdered on their
arrival by the natives
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

In the case of the Commonwealth vs.. James II
Beach, tried at Fairfax Court House last week. the
verdict was set aside, and new trial granted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

project forthe sale OF all the right of the city o.
Petersburg in the Appomatox Railroand, with al
the fixtures, to the Southside Railroad COMPANY
has been adopted by the Common Council of Pet
tersburg The sum is fixed at sl750O Possession
to be given on the first OF May next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

The Farmers Friend, published at Union, Monroe
county, calls upon country merchants to purchase
their supplies u Richmond.
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e.
AwFuL DEATHA most tragical tale Il told If
the suferings ofthree soldiers Of a detachment If
the 6eth Regiment, now stationed at Toronto and
black man, who got into boat with the soldiers in
the Intention Of Deserving and getting over to Crab
Island, and from thence as opportunity offsred Il 70
America. After q while, the wind raising. fhev
were driven ont Of their course, and 20 rena;nea
in the open boat for several days without fond -
water Al length one ofthe soldiers proposed e to
for the others They did 90 and the Ia 1sls ,,.,
Thomas Buckley one q the soldiers who forthwith
self to death one OF the Others and the bscL mar
sucked his blood, and afterwards went ra vino mad
and jumped into the sea. Buckley also died md
there remained only one soldier out ofthe psrtv n
the boat, VIM. Lennon, who threwthe Siead bpiv
into the sea, lashed the helm and le bIunseli - IL
fate. He had not tasted any Of Buckiey's blood
because according to his own statement 6e had fell
. serupie at doing 70, a. he had been his comrsds
After II days ddhing, the boat was driven on he
coast OF St Donfing0, and the ognard found Ne
survivor, and altar giving HIN f6ffcshmeufs aent
him to Jeanette the Enelish Consul, before WHOM
he made relation Of the facts a. shove aud he ~
sent back 70 Tortola Ia the stsamsr. Bav6edoss
Paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

Several cases Of cholera have recently occnrrei
IN Houston, Texas.
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tn G DAHL Y DISPATCH

Or II N circulation Of the Daily Dispatch exceeds
ccnsdera biy that Of all the Daily papers Of Richmond
combined
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

Max Maretzek's opera company was meeting vi
much success in Havana, at last accounts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

The San Joaquin (Cal.3 Republican announces
the death of ]. H. Carson, native of Warren co,n
ty, Va He was one of the earlier pioneers to Cali.
fornia, and gave name to the stream known as Car.
sons creek, which has became famous for the gold
gathered in and around it, Mr.. C. was a member
elect from the county of Calaveras.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

SrRAnHa LxdAnk k--u, 8. spryeyina stsammiI j.
gare, Capt Ho6at, having undesyone eihnFoueh 81.
par - tie Navy Yard, dropped down a. ys6tsriev
2 ths naval snchma(e and wlll - 4 m da3s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14
EE & CO., SHIP CHANDELIERS 4Nn

\ EE q CO., SdlP CHANDELIERS AND
- COMMISSION MERCHANTS, have remo~sd.
% % Their new brick tenement on the Dock. whore
they are now receiving and Offer for sale To
1000 lbs Malila and Russia Gordage, from cne .to
~ incheG apunyaln, Marline, Hsmbroline Ksf-
line, &c; Marine Spike4 Caulking Irens Coctprf
Tscfa, fumpst Pump and Rigging Leather, Han1a
Lead and Log Lines, Sail and Sewing Thread &c:
Sail Duck assorted qualities Blocks all sizes from -
PATENT BLocKs-A new and superior .ft;slsa
for hoisting. By which one-third the labor by the
common block saved. 80
Serving Mallets, Trucks Belsyipg Pins. sLos
Reels, Log Chips, Log Slatea Log and Cargo beols,
0ILs.-spem, Lard. Whale and Boiled Linsssa
PAINTS.-white and Red lead, White ZinS
Paint and mixed Paints of all kinds. 9g ) ~
STORES.-Mess Pork and Beet, Bacon, Hsms
Sides and Shoulders, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Molasses
and other Groceries, Pickles, Catsups Mustard cay
enne Pepper, Ground Ginger, Spice. Cloves snA
An assortment Of Crockery, woodwsre, &C., suitsl
BILE for vessels use, all Of which were burchased for
cash, and mostly from manufacturers and we are de-
quick sales. -
u We have young man at our cid stand on the
Basin, who will attend to our Boats; and we havo
there, storage for the bulk of or 1000 bpls Flour
which we should be pleased to have occupied.
q ia 2t--2m
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a H. q N. e. CHALKLEY. Gpoern ),

~ AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 1stb strsst
below Cary, keep constantly on hand an assortmenf
OF prime Lagusyra, Java, Rio and Manila COFFEES.
SUGAkS , of all grades, MOLASSES, BACON
FISH. LARD. family extra and superfine FLOfTR'
SOAP, sperm, adamaptne and taliow CANDLES.
,rG TGGAS, WINES, LIQUORS, che wing and smokins,
sal as cheap as the cheapest, for cash ~ :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

&lME'S PURE COD LIVER OIL
~ We are in receipt of IL doz Pure Cod Liver Oil.
prepared on the banks of Newfoundland by Samuel
olmes, Esq, Pharmacien, of Philadelphis 1t is the
purest and most reliable article made and is used bv
the medical faculty of Philadelphia in preferences to
all others. Just received and for sale by
fe 10 BENNETT l. BEERS. Drussists. !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

TRAGIC AFFAIR IN TENNEssEE.-A difficulty oc.
CURED at Fisherville near Memphis, Tenn, on the
26th ult, between DR. Leake and anotorious des.
perado named Mitchell, during which the former
was dreadfuly stabbed that at last accounts his
lite was despaired Of Mitchell fled, but was pur-
sued by large party of neighbors of DR.. Leake,
Esq, DR.. Pride, and F. A. Payne, Constable, who
met him on the road, a few miles out from Holly
Springs Miss. Returned round and fed as soon Al
he saw them, but his horse being almost broken
down they overlook him as he rode into the town
Mitchell had bowie-knife in his hand, and swore
that no person should take him. His pursucrs call
ed to some persons in the streets to arrest him.
Some person caught hold of his horee, when Major
Starke rode up and shot him in the ade with sho,
gun. He died soon afterwards from the wounds
inflicted
Major Starke gave himself up to the authorities o.
Holly Springs Immediately. and was acquitted -
and is spoken of as most honorable and high
minded gentleman.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

Green Deshong was found dead in his bed in Win
chester, last Thuraday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

NJ EW GROCERY AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE.-The subscribers have this day asso-
ciated themse elves together under the style and fr
of LOCKETT l. PANKEY, for the purpose Of
conducting the GROCERY AND COMMfSSION.
BUSINESS. They have taken store on 18th street
between Main and Gary streets, and will in few
days, have well selected assortment Of Groceries
Wines, Liquors, &C., and respectfully solicit cali
from their friends and the public generally 8
H. w. LOCKETT
iee. d, II. PAEKEY.f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

REMOYAL,-A CHANCE FOR BAR
~ GAINS IN CHINA. CKERYA AND
GLASS WARE.-R. L HICKSON. No. 2ls, Broad
street. being about to remove to Main street, will,
for the next three weeks only sell off his present
tensive and well selected stock cost and charges
This he considers preferable paying the expense
ofremovng and incurring heavy loss by breakage
verifying the old saying, that the first loss is
always the best"
Therefore, now is the chance for the inhabitants
Of Shockoe Hill and vicinity to supply themselves
with China, Crockery and Glassware, and an end
less variety of other goods, both useful and ernamen.
tai.
O. N. B.-The Store and Dwelling for
I'll rent. Apply as above ia "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

Al bettiss not returned.will be positively charrsd
ior ct the above rates When bottlssa arc eert onf n
fne house, you viii please charge 6c per botIe ~
when returned, refund the meney. -, -
Please Keep the bottles ON their sides whom fuIl.
M. MCCORMACK
u Its No. SO8 Brpa1 ~ ~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14


The royal sledge Of the Russian Cxar, which has
been put into requsition by the abundant snoyy q
Europe, is drawn by two gray horses, ,acroas whose
backs are thrown leopard-akins; In the network
mounted with feathers, besides larger bells, which
produce three different notes. The body of the
sledge is painted with dark ground, cross-barred
with gold and the Inside Is lined with red velvet
s.. Three years ago the Legislature Of North Caro-.
lima made small appropriation for geological
survey of that State. The discoveries Of the frs,
year developed the existence Of copper and gold
ores, drew 70 them the attention Of capitasts and
hve times the cost Of the whole survey. In the %.
cond year, seams OF the purest Unanimous coal
some OF them fifteen feet in thickness, extending
through = region Of some forty-dve square miles,
every thousand acres Of these seams will weld "a
millions of tons Of bituminous coal Of tie bess
quality. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14
a. FOUR ACRES OF ROUND

a. DWELLING HOUSE AND VA
III CANT LOTS ON CLAY STREET, AT PRI-
VATE SALE-For sale, a new b. ick COTTAGE on
Clay opposite the residence of Peter D. Giinn
Esq, containing from six TO eight rooms with usual
outhouses all finished in nice style, the whole pre-
mises presenting remarkably neat appearance, with
80 feet of ground on Clay street. adjoining the
above running back ahont $50 feet.
A long credit will be given for considerable por-
ton ofIhe purchase money.
ia 80 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
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MORE NEW BOOKS. an dro,-

- WESTs: NOS. $ 6 EXCHANGE
hankin,s Half Yearly Abstract Of the Msdic., g,
fnSes July to December, lg55-9l.o0. IS cci-
Dashes Of American Humor. ~ Hnv.,d ~, ),
NJ "a ~ John Leecb-cloth 75c paper 50c = =
Il. nS oig 1rewery and the New Mission House =
rated. Price 75c, cloth. = sAs A11's'on' Nus
the Twin ys,'nesn Domesc Story by the author Of
IN fints; 75c. sWaln iouf onGravlngl
Eve fears before the Mast, or Lifs IN the Fo-e.
Hs aooare 81 Whaler and Man-of.Wsr by Jscob
Amencan Railway Guide and Pocket Com,.n;o,
a, 1T the e. United States containing correct 5Iss .,
s.c Of ali the s.;lu,a - distances fares etc
with complete railway map; also, the princinai
railroads; 15c.l VAIN
Disturnelps Railway, Steamship and Telerrnnb
Book. with map; 25c. - - Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

GARDEN SEEDS, warranted hesh and
men r. Sinclair, il & Co., Baltimore. These eee1e
are 81 The iineA quality and such q Win recommsud
msn ia this countfy. feil supply Of the above just
rsce'ss 20 - 4 DUvAL BRoTHER
10 50, A Bank Square,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-14

YsHE WHITE GREASE" is q new.
u convenient and economical substitute for tar and
other ubrcatofs for the sxles Of Transportation
oMnibnsses, carriages dnys, wagons, &c. It il not
tency winter and summer, 1t does not aum on the
axles. and is, cheaper and more durable than any
other grease in use. 81 81 ~ n
For sale In tin canisters OF three and liz uounds
and in kegs of 25, 50 and 100 lbs each, by '-sF's
ADIE GRAY Drueeieta
no 24-d&ets Agents for th q Msnufacturera
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O. FOR RENT-A brick dwelling, on
81 9th street, Church Hill. now occupied by Mr..
Ckiles but can be taken possession of the lst of
March II contains six rooms, and has kitchen at
'afsI {, ia ToLER COOK. Agents.
The Shasta courier., 1854-02-04
Rrlrc,ous CHANGES is lnrrAsD.-The Dublin

RELIGIOUS CHANGES IN lRELASD.-The Dublin
Nation, in a recent article upon this subject,
makes the following remarkable statements:-
The Irish nation is fast dissolving, as the Jew
ish nation dissolved before the curse Of God -
as the Carthaginian nation dissolved before the
sword of Rome ;-as the Red nation race silently
dissolves before the face of the white man. Ire
land is ceosing to be a Roman Catholic nation :
Priest Fitzgerald, in recent speech, admits
'sOur nation and our church are perishing." An
organ of Romanism says, Shall the soupers and
tract distributors accomplish the work which all
the force OF England for three hundred years has
been unable to effect ~
We are afraid that neither the priesthood nor
the people of this country have any idea of the
system of proselytism carried on under their
eyes Its agents and emssaries-from the veal
thy fanatics of Exeter Hall down to the meanest
bible reader in Connaug ght-are continually at
work, and God only knows the evil they have
wrought 1t is time, and God knows there is
full cause, to preach crusade against. 1t has
had an incalculable success.
The Shasta courier., 1854-02-04
SUMMONS.

OTATE OF CALIFORNIA-IN THE DIS
~ trict Court for the 9th Judicial District, and
within and for Shasta County.
Catherine Foutz George Foutz, Shasta
County. SIS.
The People of the State of California to George
Fontz, Greeting:
Whereas the above named complainant hath
by her GUARDIAN Jacob c. Hinckley. filed in the
office ofthe undersigned Clerk of the court afore
said, her complaint against you for the object of
obtaining a Divorce from the Bonds of matr
mony with you contracted, alleging for cause
against you, fraud, habtual intemperance and
wiful desertion for period of two years, &c.
And the said complainant having obtained from
the Judge of the Court aforesaid, an order that
the summons herein be served upon you by
publishing the same for period of threemonths
in the newspaper known as the "Sliasta Cuu-
rler,' you are therefore required to appear and
answer said complaint within the time that fol-
lows after the expiration of the three months pub
lications of summons aforesaid viz:
If served within the County of Shasta. ten
days; if SERVED out of Shasta County, but within
the Ninth Judicial District of the State aforesaid
twenty days. in all other cases, forty days; and
if you fail TO answer the complaint as aforesaid,
the plaintiff and complainant aforesaid will ap-
ply to the court for the relief demanded therein.
Witness my hand and private seal, there being
official seal yet provided. done at Office III
Shasta. this the 5th day of December, A. d. lS53.
THOS. w. DAWSON, Clerk
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