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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09
THE REVOLT OF THE BAsU-BAzOUKS

On tie subject Of the revolt OF The Basbl-Ba1ouSs
the fol owing details under date OF Con.tanimopie
18th are rublifhed by the >fmaph0re OF Narcotics:
The town Of the DardaLelles L. 80 10 SPEAK ~ a
state If siege. corps Of Bash- Bazouks n me pay
Of the English and forming pert OF . troops com.
naI ded by Gen BeaisOn brose into houses, violate
women, sssassinaied PEOPLE IL the streets ana COM
miied such horrible excesses Of all kinds, mar me
nhabi ants lef the Jsce and abandoned II 20 pillage
Gen. Beatson having at length determined 70 punish
these hanoiis having are-tod some OF ITEM Their
comrades demanded theirrelease. Upon the General +
refusal 10 comply with their requst)n, they lei the
town in a BODY dispersed themselves 10 ne opel
country and threatened 70 return 20 burn the 70
and Min every body they might md in T. Some squa l.
rons cent in pursu Of the rebels failed 10 meet with
them The Ger eral has declared the town ~ state
Of siege The houses and shops are shut up. Turk
ish division and two held-peces have been asked Tor
by the Governor in order TO defend the Dardaneles
against a possible attack by tie Bashi Bazolks. The
frigates Cumenide and IisphOne have have APP
preached the place, 70 afford ard m case OF neei.
such the state Of things the 7th the date OF the
latest rows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09

Our Liverpool Cores qonient was enabled to trans
nit by tie Asia, which EFT Liverpool on Saturday.
tie 1lst Ut colies Of Tie Lssf0a Tses q tia. dav
containing the to:Sly unlocked for a,temp, OF the
Opposition in ParEsueri 70 unseat the Goverumon,
or tie oton 90 guarantee the Turkish Loan OF
$500. CCs strlrE; an attempt from The Ministry
save0 themselves .sjoriry Of only three
Since hen there hss Keen further discussion on the
nstieT, but wshoG pressing 20 a division, and on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09
THE SULTAN To THE ALLIED COMMANDERS

The sultan recently addressed the following auto
graph letters 70 the English and French communities:
- To Lord RoglaR-My Lord; The Queen, my
august sRd intimate ally, has zen, you to defend my
cause which being inst and legitimate one, becomes
the cSuse OF the whole civilized world.
You and the brave army which you command,
have responded 20 The expectations OF your country
and Of mine. You have deserved general acInlra-
tion by your glorious exploits IN trying climate
The new ea,s Of aims YOU have just added % the
many brilliant actions performed IN Tue Cumea. To-
geiher with my soldiers whom | love as my own
children give mo the hope OF definite and proNlmaie
rtsult which viii De glorious for these great allied
nations as the comreu, eIneut of Che campaign
experience a feeling Of higher satisfaction that @
4 inc 20 terrible as war should have beea the means
of uniting my people with bC great nations Of he west
by indissoluble bonds
IS long as the noble thirst for glory vii make The
humau heart beat those who have struggled with fra
trpal emulation those who have mixed their blood to-
seiher on foreign soil viii remember companions
whom they regard as brothers. lhs which hiss hith-
erto been the scorr-e of mankind viii have procured
the satisfactory result Of bringing nearer 70 ga other
the people whose governments wtre already a-iet ils
war viii bear the germs oi a du-atc leec', rs1 I'D
Wholesome ffaif between nation. Who Iesfe 70 apiF'
oa,e enc sno.her.
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SEA OF AzoFF-DESTRUCTION or THE
BRIDGE OF ROATS

A dispatch from Capt. HeNe.t of the British ship
Beagle announces that he had his boat. 20 exam
ne the communication between the town Of Gon.chi
and ARABIA; Spit and found il to be by means Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-09

Being desirous to offer % he brave combstan's IN
The Crmes proof Of ny lively satisfaction, plbhc
testimony Of ny gratitude, have charged ny aiide-
camp. General E'hem Psshs, 20 bring you this et'er
II Halter myself, with the hope ny lord thai al the
brave officers and soliiers under your orders VII be
COZ WINGED that we make DO distinction between any
OF The socie citing for the common cause aut thai
the Affection feel FOR them finds an echo in The heart
Of The whole population Of Turkey, which rej0ices -
recognize IN Item the ancient allie o. my npTe
Il pray God 10 give on The most glorious Success,
and 70 have you in hi Holy keeping. ,-, ,,,,,,,
D.. Palace q Tessro0aa y. l1,h s,hewa mr.
ITO Gen. P,lsge,-Monsieur le Commandant
General: / desire 10 offer 20 you and 70 the brave
srrsy placed under your orders, snd which The En-
perGr. nv aurust end irm ally has orle7ei flr
The defence 0. my cause, pub &c marx Of my high
satisfaction end NY 81 cere co1graiuls atoms for me
new fes's Of erns which yOu have jlst all al
20 TIE many previous striking acts that have GOV
cred with elory The allied troops fighting in 50 just
a cause and bravirg With scch intrepdity the
rigors Of a severe climate. The blood shed on
fields Of battle for the defense OF that cause which
il low become To pledge Of the maintenance Of le-
gav in Eurove vii Certainly have for its future pre-
ci0us result 20 unite nations who are capable Of Gq-
prec.aiiDg ihat legality 70 cement their alliance oy
indissOlube bond, for tie aLlp0werial sympathy
Of nations s the ost natural and legitimate OF ALI
ances. Be Torsuedcd that the admiration which
feel for he warlike and moral bravery Of The heroic
soldiers Of the CT extends itself % all the pop
ulsfiors which God has cOufled ne, AID hencei3h
We cannot make any distinction between any Of TIE
soldiers who Fl ~ for he common cause. The whole
world have tier eyes the soldiers Of those great
allied IA ions WHO fight SIDE by side for the glory OF
their country. doubt moi nat the troop WHO
di,tinl uisled themselves 50 much under the brave
Ger Canroberf and who continue 70 f. so brilliantly
under your command, viii soon obtain vi your Jret
zen IL aims By definite victory, those llures winch
they well merit for their courage IN sur
moi mir So many dangers and undergoing 80 many
suheTings. am proud 10 see my soldiers take part IN
this rue and sacred contest. / charge my al !e-de-
carnp Fhsm Pashc 10 dehver this letter 70 you, and
10 convey 20 your army the expression OF my gratitude
Tie sentiment Of eff, elton which fol in my heart for
them ia the stronger that the nation 10 which these
brave soldiers belong Is The oldest ally OF my Empire.
Iray God 10 grant you he most GLORIOUS success
ana to have yon in His holy keeping. .-- .,....-
.be Palace Of Tcherarau l2h Schevvsl I'll
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WHITE SEA IN A STATE OF DEFENSE.

Commercial letters from Archangel Of July men
ton that the allied squadron in the White Sea con-
sisted Of six chips and they had captured two or ih0c
vessels laden with grain. There remained at Arch
angel and the other ports only enough grain for cur
rent supply, the main stock Of breais'ufs having
been removed into the interior previous to the opening
Of navigation. Several bsttaEons Of militia were IN
camp near Achauge also regular troops 10 the mum
Der OF 70 ooo nancy, two regiments Of light hoEss ard
four pulks Of Don Cossacks. The harboT was barn
csded and fortified and spprehensions were enter
isiued Of an attack. None OF The inhabitants had lei
The city. Admiral Chruschischew, Governor Of the
District, had bis headquarters within the city Of
Alehangel.
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induced by her instincts and Der isi.i...v.
The European Ccnfedersiion VII be a.. . asa
The glory II bs,ilc-fed- on commerce sev,I..es,
facilitated, ard the sppcstion Of u,osi.,. -
cries. The civilized world Represented Der. rs,
form IN future BIZ; orc grea. family. n I ~
able 10 contribute, in however small lsgrse =, p
noble insult nv an htion AZ , nv corsri.-' . -, y
ned, and h should b. forturate eaonch n = "a
you the ceep feeling Which anims,es no. al I.
in each Of yen labofeT ald 4sfepder M - =
idea our object VIII Be fsr sd,nncel ara III. ee>
Ing vii be a fruitful point II iaparfure N - |,
b,rs Of The International jury and lie Fo7e..s ~
u4issiouers "a
Letters from Paris anticipate re srnr,...,..,
the new French loan Of 750eoo 900 frsnc- NJ, =.
:, sec. Geo 600 france.
NJ NsramCTo hRs written % tho Noai,,,r, m -.
iiou Of The American DcpoT ment Of ibe Ex1o, -
The Emperor has gone 10 ',c Pyreaces 20 ESQ, 4
Fmlrcss 20 Paris.
Alhou the state isuds ~ spar TOT re ss.,-
ton O. The 18th Il August are 20 oo devoted IA I
relief OF WILLOWS ard or hars o.; The war ft.es All :
erthe e. take Place and tie expense viii b. le;-,.
by the Municipal Council
Queen Victoria 5 expected IN Pans on he In /
gust She viii make her entrance By he N:sasAs
Railway and the boulevard &c S,rasburs ira,
menis having been made 20 allow the trein % a,
from tie Northern 20 the S,rasburg hne, as he u
eligible entrance.
Il is now discovered that the author OF re 4.
brated War Pamphlet. attributed - Prince NsFA,
Is really TO other than NJ. Mirolawski, who dss,i,
the Polish, Baden aud Sicii An irsurrectiors.
Five hundred Russian PRISONERS have sailed :,
TCulon % be Exchanged AZ Otessa.
The widow of NAPOLEON The tirs 2 brother Ina
the Princess Alexancrine de Blescamp has js, 3.
aged -.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-06
MARRIED.

In Georgetown, on Thursday Nov. 29th, by
Rev. d. Mcclure, Mr.. W. H. PRATT to Miss c.
PEARSON, all Of this place.
The Champagne and Cake accompany
ing the above notice, is duly acknowledged.
May the generous bride and bridegroom
enjoy long, happy and prosperous futuri-
ty, and never have cause to regret the day
on which they were bound together by Hy-
mems chains
In Sacramento, on Sunday, Dec Cd. 1856, by
Re. H. L. Pratt, THOS. H. HEwEs, of 81 Dorado
county, to Miss ANNA LANCASTER, daughter OF
the ate DR.. Chas Lancaster, of Mississippi.
We wish our friend HEwEs and his pre-
possessing bride an ocean of connubial fe-
Icity. And
MAY they live and love together
Through many changing years.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-06

DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S Surgical and
Medical Institute is 50 extensively known in
's State, that any notice of it, or of him, might
Seem supertluous. Yet fearing that there are
those who heretofore having had no need of med
zeal aid, have neglected to ascertain the prouer
sources of relief in cases of misfortune. To
lhosc We beg leave to direct attention to DIR. T..
:. Czapkay, who is certainly Physician of great
sAiI and wonderful success in his profession
1he DR.. has devoted much attention to the treat
hcnt of Chronic and Private Diseases, and stands
uhflvalled in his management of them To those
VINO need such assistance we cheerfully recon-
lehd DR.. l.. j. Czapkay; it would be well at all
events to consult him, as he makes no charge for
. saltation, and much good might result from
~ Inc Dr.. guarantees cure in all cases or asks
10 compensation.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-06
.tTATE OF cALIFoRS1A. County of

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of
- Ell Dorado, ss.-In Justices Court, before l..
=. Reyburn, Justice of the Peace
Inc People OF the State of California to JOHN
TRIP, Greeting:
ou are hereby summoned to be and appear
before the undersigned, at his Office in George
town Township, County and State aforesaid. on
saturday the 9th day of December, A. D. 1855,
at III clock, A. NJ. of said day, to answer the
complaint OF W. H. Pratt, in civil action for
Ihe recovery OF the sum of 1873 ,66l0O dollars, on
Oook account for goods sold you by plaintiff. as
per complaint now on file in my office Hereof,
iall not, or Judgment will be rendered against YOU
oy DEFAULT Tor said sum and costs of this suit
GlVen under my hand this 10Th day of Novem-
Der' A. D., 1000. l.. c. REYBURN,
Justice of the Peace.
IL appearing to my satisfaction by the affidavit
Oh W. d. Pratt, plaintiff in the above entitled
cause that John Tripp is justly indebted to him
IN the sum OF 1873 ,66-100 dollars, and that the de-
lehdanG SO conceals himself from his usual place
Oh ABODE, SO that personal service of summons
cannot be had on him although plaintiff verify be
neVes That defendant is now resident OF tne
state OF California, but his place of residence Is
unknown to plaintiff. 1t is now therefore order
ed, that service of summons be had III the above
entitled cause, by publication for two successive
weeks in the Georgetown News, weekly public
newspaper published in Georgetown, El Dorado
county, California. j.. c. REY BURN, }. 7.
Georgetown, November 18TH, 1870. t42t
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-06
Terms Of Tho Courts.

SUPREME CoURT-Meets at Sacramento
on the first Monday in January, April, Ju-
i, aud October
Sessions Of the Courts in EI Doxado Co
DISTRICT CoURT-On the fourth Monday
Of January, second Monday of May, and
third Mondays Of August and November
CoURT OF SEssIoNs-Meets first Mondays
Of February, April, June, August, October,
and December.
COUNTY CoURT-Regular terms com
mence on the first Mondays of January,
Narch, May, July, September, and Il OVEN
b..
PROBATE CouRT-Regular terms com
mence on the fourth Monday of each month
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-06
Strayed Or Stolen

ANR0M Georgetown, October DIST, a gray mare
4 four years old, white face. long tail. unless
cut, Jewsharp brand on her left shoulder Who
ever will return her, or give information where
she may be found, will be literally rewarded by
THOMAS WIZARD,
Georgetown, FL Dorado Co., Cal.
November 18th, 1855. I5-4t.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-06
Arrival Of the Steamer Cortez.
Election News,

The Nicaragua steamer Cortez arrived
ct San Francisco at 10 o'clock TUESDAY
morning. Wegather the following election
news from the State Journal extra;
MASSACHUSETTS, returns of election
yesterday from all outward towns, go fol-
Gardiner 14,928 plurality.
The K. Ms have also elected a Lieut..
Governor, a Sec'y of State, Treasurer, Au-
ditor, Atty General, by about 10000 plu-
rality. The House stands l79 K. n, 30
Dem, Is Wings, Is Republicans. and )
Liberals. The Senate, so far as known,
stands 23 K. Ms, and II OF all other par
ties.
New YoRK.-The K. Ms were yictori-
Gus in n. Y. The Times says Headley. S
majority over King, Republican, for Sec'y
OF State. isI2.567. 1t is said there is bare
" possibility that some members of the
K. n. ticket may fall short Of a plurality
in the official canvas.
NV JERsEY.-The Democrats haveelec-
ted four State Senators. and the next Sen
ate will be composed of II Democrats. )
Wings, and 4 K. Ms. The House will
consist of 81 Democats, 16 Wings, 6 K.
Ms, and | Temperance man, which is a
gain of two members for the Democrats.
MARYLAND.-The last returns from Nd.
show pretty certain that the K. Ms there
have elected a clear majority in Baltimore
"a K. n. for congress in the 3D. 4th, and
9Th districts.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 8.-An anti
K. n. has been elected Mayor Of this city
by 8 majority.
WISCONSIN, Milwaukee, Nov. Par
tial returns from thirteen counties show the
following maiorities on TIE vote for Govern
0r-Barstow, Dem, 8,465; Bashlord, Rep,
1920.
M1ssrss1pp1.-Jackson, Nov. 9th.-The
following returns have been received here:
Z. n. maj. in Kinds CO., 243; Lowndes, );
Jefferson 2l; adams, 81; Wilkinson, 80;
Yazoo, 250; AHte, 50; Warren, 280; Mad
is5n, so.
Democratic maiorities- Copoak county,
200; Rankin, so: Holmes, l00 Itella, 1919;
Leake, 120; Winston, 22l; Smith, I20;
Scott, l28; Carol l5O; Tishoma, 604; Mon
roe is also Democratic by large majority
In Claiborne the whole Democratic tick
ct is elected. 0xtebba is also largely Dem
ocratic. Leake is elected to Congress from
the 4th dist. McRay and the whole Dem.
ticket are running up to the majority of
1853, which was 400. Large Democratic
gains have been made in the Legislature
LOUISANA.-The returns from the State
at large are not yet sufficiently complete to
indicate the result for Governor,
The European news is unimportant
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-06
GA CALtFORNIA. E1 Do,a.aa

SKATE OF CALIFORNIA, EI Dorado
- County ss.-Before Justice R. E. Draper
Greenwood township.
The People of the State of California to 4. n
ASHTON, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before
the undersigned, at his Office at Pilot Hill Graan
wood township, on Saturday, the 8th day of De-
cember, 1900, at lo O'Clock, A. NJ, to answer nm
to the complaint OF TalcOtt & Rose, who sues to
recover the sum OF two hundred and tbirty-nine
anu 69-I0G dollars; two hundred and nineteen and
o5-i0V do'lara beng due on account contracted
IN 1904, and CYenty dollars on proInisSorv note
when Judg ment will be taken against YOU for the,
above amount, with costs and damages. if vou
1all TO appeor and answer.
G'.7en under my hand, this 8th day of Septen<
pe1, 1850. ROBT. E. DRAPER,
Justice of the Peace.
State OF California, Ell Dorado County, Green
wood Township. Whereas, by the affidavit of
James H. Rose one of the plaintiffs in the above
described cause, made this the 8th day of Sep
tember, A. d. 1866, it appears to my satisfaction
that cause of action exists against the defend
ant Il. L. Ashton, and that the last place OF sttlu
Ashtons residence, known to pIalntIlfs, was Gar
rOlton, a village of Placer county: but alter Que
diligence he cannot be found within this state,
and that therefore personal service caLifot DO
had in said cause against said Ashton NO"
therefore It is ordered that summons III the
above entitled cause be published once week
for three months, in the newspaper hHon1 ~ as Uo
Geor6etown News, published IN tne village Oh
Georgetown. Ell Dorado County, Ca1Iorhia; ana
= iS Further ordered that copy OF the Summons
io fortbTitb deposited IN the Post Office, direct
ed 70 Carrolton. Placer county, California, thia
tha etb dav September, A. d. 1855.
[l8-3nl S0b1' l. DA@1 E1N' '"A
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-06
JOB PRINTING.

We would solicit the attention of our friends
Who are in want of job printing to the fact that
We are prepared to execute every description of
work in our line in style that cannot fail to give
satisfaction. Our assortment Of job materials is
extensive and entirely new, and we have every
facility for doing all kinds of work at moderate
rates and at short notice.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-06
Notice of Renewal of BRIDGE License

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ HUNTER y CRAWFORD will apply to the
Hon. Board of Supervisors of Ell Dorado county,
at their place of session in Coloma, on the fourth
day of December A. D., 1855, or as soon thereaf-
ter as the same can be heard, for the renewal of
their license to keep a Toll Bridge across the
Middle Fork of the American River at the point
known as the "Spanish Bar Bridge Crossing, y
for the period of twelve months, and that said
application will be continued from day to day
till the same can be heard.
HUNTER & CRAWFORD.
October 25th, 1856. Lists
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-06
91t0 advertisements.

rz-sONG BOOKS AGAIN.-The s.Noisv
Carrier Book and Stationery Co.," have received
another lot Of those
California Song Books,
supplied.
R3-Quick, Gentlemen, they 90 fast!
6-Im n Long Wharf. San Francisco.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-06
SURVEYOR GENERAL'S s OFFICE.
Sacramento, Nov. 2Ist, 1855.
To aN WhOm 1t man Concern.

To all Whom it may Concern.
4 IL persons having claims against the State
"A for services rendered materials furnished, or
expenditures incurred, under the Wagon Road
Act, by authority of the undersigned are re-
spectfully requested to forward accounts for the
same, and vouchers to this office, in time to be
received before the 10th day of December next.
5. H. MARLETTE,
L5-td1 Surveyor General.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-06
The European news is unimportant.

ASSETS OF ADAMS & Co.-From the
evening edition of the Alta of Saturday,
We learn that Judge Hagar, Of the Fourth
District Court, has decided that BIessrs.
Jones & Cohen should transfer all tie as
sets Of Adams & Co., now in the custody of
Palmer, Cook & Co., into the hands of Mr.
Naglee, the new Receiver, appointed in
stead Of Mr. Cohen.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-06

ME members of the California Mining Com
1 I ~ pany are hereby notified that an assessment
OF Ihrty Dollars has been levied for the Oriep-
taI CLAIMS They are also requested to take no
LlCe t1at the delinquent's shares in the above
named location will be sold for back assessments
at Pqbllc auction on the 8th of January, SO, at
/ CLOCK, T. NJ, IN front of the Bottle Hill Ho-
that time - -
BY order of the Board of Directors.
Bottle Hill Dec 3D.. 1871.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-06
O IS .5!sg a. N s ggg0 0gggeyr 6 gg,2rg,

COBNER MAIN AND SACRAMENTO srs.,
Opposite the Post Office, Placeru1He, Cal.
VlHE undersigned most respectfully ga
/ announces to his old friends and the 551ss4s
travelling public generally, that he is SIiisi#
prepared to accommodate all who may 15z--is-sh
favor him with their patronage, and at prices
to suit the times His table will be furnished
with the best the market affords. There can be
obtained at al times, double or single beds, Pri-
vate Rooms, &c. There is a good stable attach
ed to the premises. Public patronage is respect
fully solicited. c.. E. LEVANT, Proprietor
N. B. The Opposition Line of Stages leave
this hotel every morning for Sacramento City
and arrive there in time to connect with the boats
for San Francisco.
Placerville, October 29th, 1855 I1-tf.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-06
NEWSPAPERS.

A LII the different Sacramento and San Fran
Z N cisco Daily Papers received every day. and
furnished to regular subscribers in town at 80
cents per week, and delivered.
-, Also. all the different Weekly Papers, for
Ine man steamers, may be had, done up in wrap
At Cunningham's Literary Depot.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-06
6eor0stopn 3O6ertisfnrents.
HOUSE
GEORGETOWN.
a. NTARSH &c Co..
7 L z L 7 ORS.

- THIS well known and popular Hotel,
5555lls situated in one Of the most pleasant min
I4Rjs ing towns in the mountains, having late
So y been re-ftted and Ieplenished, the pro-
prietors take pleasure inannouncng to their pat
rons and the travelling public generally that they
will be in readiness at all times to accommodate
their friends and Others who may favor them
with their patronage.
The Table will be furnished at all times with
the best the market affords, while the Bar Will
always contain the very best of Liquors and
Cigars. There can be obtained at all times
GOOD BEDS AND BEDDING,
neat and airy Bed-Rooms and Private Rooms for
Ladies and Families, making it taltogether most
desirable resort for those wishing to spend few
weeks in the mountains.
in addition to this establishment the proprie-
tors have erected a large and commodious STA
BILE for the accommodation of Houses, Mules,
sc. The Stages for Sacramento City arrive and
depart from this House every day-also, from
Bottle HIll, Coloma, Placerville, Kelsey's and
Spanish Flat.
Georgetown, June 25th, 1855. T37-tf.
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-06
BANKING OFFICE. &C.

T7HE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
4 has removed from Mameluke Hill to George
town. Office, in Warren's Building, corner of
Main and Placer Streets, opposite the Post Of
fee; where he solicits the custom of his former
patrons and the public generally.
In addition to his purchase of Gold Dust, he is
prepared to furnish Checks on Sacramento and
San Francisco at par Drafts for sale on the At
lantic States and Europe. Deposits received, &c
w. II. PRATT.
Georgetown, August 14th, 1866. [44.tf
The Georgetown news., 1855-12-06
Notice.

A Ii delinquent shareholders in the NEBRAS-
"a IA TUNNEL COMPANY, Bottle Hill are
hereby notified that their shares of stock in said
company, will be sold in front of Morey's Saloon
Georgetown on Saturday the 22d day of Decem-
Der, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, if all back assessments
due on the same be not paid before that time.
By order of the Company,
E. F. MOREY, Sec'y.
Georgetown, Decemoer 5th 1855. 2-3t