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BELLA UNION BILLIARD sALooN

BELLA UNION BIlaIIARO SAI00M
Above Heiinb 4 Isaacs' Cieshinx store,
Shasta.
LIZ MESSRS. McTURCK &vAN HORN
would announce to their friend. that
they have formed a co-partnership
and are determined that hereafter the Bella
Union shall not suffer by comparison with any
similar establishment in the State
All manner of summer drinks. made in the
most 'driukable style, such as
Monntaineers. Mint Juleps.
Hook and Sherry. C6bblers,
Brandy Smashes Stone fence,
Jewei's Fancy, &C., &c
Orr BILLIARD TABLES itas unnecessary to
describe
Stewed Oysters. Eggs in every style, and other
creature comforts served at ali hours, day aud
night We expect to soc our friends "bobbing
round.'
Shasta. May IS. 1855. myl9-,f
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To BiacksmithS I!

a Wanted good practical workman
Ra who thoroughly understands his business,
W pnd who is willing and able TO do other
work, such packing teaming rbou, half the
time. None need apply bur s"ber, diig-nt
man who can make himself generally useful
Wages at the rate of $1,000 per year. (Black-
sniihing for about ! day has To be done on
Suuday.) Apply to HUGH MACKAY.
Dry Greek, near Horsetown,
Or TO JAS. LoAG, Shasta.
June-o3. 1855. je23tf
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
To Miners, Packers, Traders, and the
Public in General

GOLDSTONE g. BROTHER
Fire Proof Brick Bsildins,
ADJOINING DR.. SHURTLEFF'S DRUG
STORE. MAIN STREET, SHASTA,
IA RESPECTFULLY invite the at A,jx
tention of,he public to one of the ~ t,,xS<fs
M most extensive stocks of e4sA
Ready Made Clothing,
Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods. Blanket.
aud Quilts Ducks. Drillings and Sheet
ings. Hardware, Crockery, Queensware,
Glassware, Plated ware. Cutlery. Playing
Cards. Carpeting, Mating, Oil Cloths. Trunks.
Looking Glasses, Sadlery. Spurs. American
Flags. Violins. Guitars. aud the largest assort-
nient of Calf and Kip
BOOTS and SHOES
Ever offered in tfrls or any other market. S
II would be useless for us to puff our es- II
ialjlishment, as those who have favored Ills -
with their custom are well aware that we have
the
Largest Stock and the best Assortment
In Northern California, and when we say that
we sell our goods
Per Cent. Lower
Than any other House in town, there is
no deception about it. 1t is for those who
doubt US to come and Judge fer themselves, and
we are confident that those who have done SO
once will not fail to do SO in future. AT any
rate we solicit fair and impartial trial, end il
the result be not in perfect harmony with our
advertisement, then are willing to sub
nit to the oboquv of false pretenders. Our ar
rangements are SUCH that we receive fresh sup
plies weekly direct from New York, and we will
warrant every article to be of the best materi-
ais. and if found otherwise. they may be re-
turned aud the money will be refunded.
SAML GOLDSTONE, Shasta,
LOUIS GOLDSTONE, San Francisco.
Shasta, March 10, 1855. mhlCf
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DlSSlll.UTlON.

THE CO-PARTNERSHlP HERETOFORE
l. exiting over the style OF kessel & Hoffman,
for the purpose of merchandising IL the town
of Middle,own. Shasta County, Is Ibis day. July
Sd. 1855 dissolved 10y mutual consent. Angus
tus k-ssel is alone authorised 10 settle up the
outstanding business
G. w HOFFMAN.
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LO S II.
DISSOLUTION.

TINE Co-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
i ing between Isaac Parks and Samuel
Clough in the Lime Bvsiuess. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All business con-
nected with the 6rni will be se,t'ed by Samuel
Cloush. ISAAC PARKS.
SAMUEL CLOUGH.
Shasta, June %, 1855. jeo3-4t
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N. E.CHURCH.

Service will hereafter be held every Sabbath
evening. commencing at early candle lighting.
In the NJ. E. Church in this place.
Sabbath School every Sabbath. at 3 o'clock +.
N. H. B.SHELDUN,
Shasta, June 80, 1855. Pastor.
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$50 CASES OF BOOTS.
AHERIFF,s SALE


DY VIRTUE OF THREE WRITS OF Exc
ID cution issued out of the District Court for
9th Judicial District. atested on the 18th day of
May. 1855, directed and delivered TO me. requi-
ring me to sutisfy Judgment rendered in said
court,
LIST. In favor Of W. NJ. White and against Ad.
| ANS & Co.. for the sum of six hundred and
eighty dollars and ninety-seven cents Judgment
and costs of suit
2nd In favor Of J. w. Jackson aud agans,
Adams e. Co., for the sum Of eleven hundred
and seventy -one dollars and thirty nine cents
jud gment aud costs of suit.
81. In favor Of Kempt & Mansau and against
Adams & Co., for the SUN of twenty-one hun
dred and ninety-ei ght dollars and cents iuds-
ment and costs of suit.
have seized apd taken in execution the fol-
lowing described property to wit: One lot of
land situated in the town of Shasta on the south
| side of Main street. joining the lot of b. b.
Young, on The east and joining the lot of Wills
on the west, also the house erected thereon and
fixtures appertaining thereunto, and known as
the Banking and Express office of Adams & Co.
Also the following personal property:
One large safe and fixtures inside Of same.
One brick vault
One pair of large gold scales, weights and
glass tor same.
Four office chairs.
One office stove aud pipe.
One letter press
Two office desks
Two office lamps. One clock.
One counter and set # express drawers.
Also, one large American roam horse.
l hereby give notice that on
Saturday the 10th day Of June, 1858,
at II o'clock A. NJ, | will sci. the above de-
scribed property othe highest bidder for cash.
at the late Banking and Express Office of Ad-
ans & Co. in the town of Shasta.
VIM. A. NUNNALLY,
Sheriff.
Shasta, May ls, 1855. 4t
The above sale is postponed to June a3d, 1855,
at the hour and place above stated.
WM. A. NUNNALLY,
Sheriff Shasta County.
Shasta, June 9, 1855. jelG
POSTPONED.
The above sale is postponed until June 30th, at
the hour and place above mentioned.
WM. A. NUNNALLY,
Sheriff Of Shasta County.
POSTPONED.
The above sale was postponed from June 30th
1855, to July 9TH, inst (to-day.)
WM. A. NUNNALLY,
Sheriff Shasta Co.
July z, 1855. jy7
LAST POsTPONEMENT:
The sbove sale is postponed to Wednesday,
the 18th inst, when it will take place without
fail
WV. A. NUNNALLY,
Sheriff Shasta Co.
Shasta, July IA, 1855. jel4
DnT~ C"onD
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The undersigned will still continue to carry
ON the busimess at the same old stand. and hopes
for continuance of the favors ot his old GUS
toners. AUGUSTUS hESSElr
'Miadletown july 3, 1855. jy7 2t
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A Valuable Ranch for sale.

a valuable Ranch Tor sale.
TIME SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the ranch
Il known
Hewling's Ranch.
lying near Dry Greek in this county. and abon,
Is miles west of Shasta. This RANCH consists
of about I60 acres of land, one hundred of which
are enclosed by good fence. OF this so acres
have been cultivated, 90 acres being meadow.
The building improvements consist Of frame
dwelling house and good out-buildings. The
ranch is well watered There is also an excel
lent garden upon the sane The Ranch will be
sold with or without The present years crop.
Terms to suit purchaser
THOMAS LOWS.
Shasta County. June %, 1855. jeea1
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INSOLVENCY.
TN THE MATTER OF The PETITlON OF

The MAI En- Or TIE IL iCA> VI
IN John E. Church, an nsolvent debtor
|. William 2. Daingerfied, Judge of the Ninth
Judicial District of the State OF California, hav-
ing received the petition, schedule and nthda'"
of John L. Church. All insolvent debtor, do here
by require all the creditors OF SAID john Z.
Church to show cause If any they can. why an
assignment of The estate ot SAID John L. Chureh
should not be made and he be discharged from
his debts; and meeting OF the creditors OF SAID
Jobn E. Church is ordered TO be held at the
Court House. in the County OF Shasta on the fth
,dav of August A. D.. 1855. at II O'Clock, noon,
of that say and the clerk OF tins Conrt is hereby
directed to issue a notice. calling the creditors
of said Jobu f. Church 10 pc aud appear, at the
tim. and place aforesaid within 80 days after
the date of the publication OF such notice. before
me. 10 show cause why the prayer OF the said
insovent should not be granted. and ineanwhile
tba, all proceedings on the pant OF the creditors
of III. said John E. Church against him be
stayed.
WM P. DAIsGERFIELD,
District Judge.
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WILLIAM Nj E. A r S
AC CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

T0HE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO
Il inform the public that he has just opened
in tho fire-proof brick building i'll the Pacific
Express Office, q large assortment Of unadulier-
ated
Wiucs, Liquors, Cigars nnd Tobacco,
Old. and Of sexy superior quality, among
which are the fullowinsi
Pure Juice Port;
Do Madeira;
Otard Brandy;
Extra Fine Martel, dark aud pale do.
ALSO. LARGE ASSORTMENT os
Superior Claret, Hook, and Sauterne Wines of
excellent flavor; Porter, Ale. Cider, Assorted
Syrups, Annessette, Absyn'he; Also Scotch and
Mononsah.la Whisky and Holland Gin; also, II
also, supply of Boxers Btters. Also all kinds
of case goods He has the finest article of
IInvnn. Cigars
ever brought to this market.
Having purchased his Liquors, Cigars and To-
bacco by the large quantity. he has no hesi'n.
ton in saying that he will be enabled TO sell
lower than any other hoI6e in this city. He
now invites the attention of his friends and the
public generally to the above catalogue, and he
would particularly suggest TO packers and pro
prietors OF hotels and other establishments, To
call and try samples which at all ilules on
hand, warranted to be true exponspts OF the ar.
ticles they represent. lie Is prepared 70 sell III
any quantity, from q single bottle to whatever
amount may be desired by the purchaser.
WILLIAM MEARS.
P.S.-Prompt attention will be paid to all or
ders from d distance, we'll as surronndlng
country. w. NJ
Shasta, June l6. 1855. Je-l6-it
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u. MosEBACH. RUDOLPH Bocu
A RD.
- THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECT
NJ fully give notice, that they have
S11EkAld6 removed their
COFFEE SALOON
To the old Ell Dorado Hotel" IN Shasta, on
Main Street. They now prepared to exc
cute
Plain and Fancy Baking,
of every description, In style not surpassed by
any establishment of the kind in California.
Balls, Parties, Weddings, etc. supplied on the
most reasonable terms.
r. BOCH g. co.
Shasta, May 26, 1885, my26n
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TOMLINSON g. WOOD,

NEW FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING,
Keep Constantly on hand i'm Shasta,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Of all kinds
IA of goods suitable for this market, at whole
sale and retail.
One of the firm will reside in San Francisco,
and thus by keeping constanst familiarity with
the market, will enable US TO fill all orders with
prompiness, and on terms favorable as any
house in the Inferior of California
Traders and Packers invited TO examine
our extensive and carefully selected stock.
J. j. TOMLINSON, Shasta.
w. +. WOOD, San Francisco.
Shasta. June 81. 1854. je24tf
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JAxEs D. Nix, Attorney.

In pursuance of the order Of which the fore
going is a copy, / hereby give notice 10 the cre-
1;tors of John E. Church. TO be and appear be-
fore The District Judge of the Ninth Judicial
District at the Court Honse, IN the town and
co,,nt, r. shasta. on the 9Th day of July, a. ID.
Iss5 at la O'clock NJ. of said day, to show
cau.s. if any they have, why the prayer of the
.soresaid insovent should not be granted.
Dated July 5ih, A. D. 1855.
THOS w. DAWSON, Clerk.
;xys, by Gxo. +. AFFORD. deps'y-
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. HASTA IOlESALE PRICES
CURRENT.

CORRECTED BY BULL, BAKER RogKtss.
SHAsrA. July ID, 1855.
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SHASTA DRUG STORE

FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING,
Next door to Bull Baker 8- Co.,
II EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AFULL
N assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Per-
fumery, Paints, Oils Brushes, &c.
BENZ. SHURTLEFF.
Shasta, August 1854. #
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER.
SHIP.
TyHE co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
the firm OF Kotz & Co., in the Bufchering busi-
ness, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Persons TO whom we are indebted will please
present their claims for payment, and those in
deb,ed to the firm will oblige US By settling the
same at once. L. kLOTZ.
JOHN kLOTZ.
The business will continue TO be carried on
by John Kloiz, at the old stand.
RLOTZ. Agent
Shasta Dec 30 1854. d30-r
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LAST POsTPONEMENT:
The above sale is postponed to Wednesday,
the 18th inst, when it will take place without
fail.
WM. A. NUNNALLY,
Sheriff Shasta Co.
Shasta. July IA, 1855. jel4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-21
CALEDONIA COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The Executive Committee of the Caledo-
MA County Agricultural Society met at St.
bloomsbury, February Is, 1870, and transact
ed the following business, preparatory to the
next annual Fair.
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lh'r'. Yong America. ,ou'rc down. Tor
am and II" mistake Have Won >,,n
sam He has been seen Lv
oar servant. .!or TUorx"

MES>ES. EbIrnEs Ev the last Numb,
of yoHr paper SEE that vour corrc>ron,I.n,
i""n- Am"r'''a has GOT up >.u.n,,'-~ A..
1"a''v trrrd without any hope OF escape. Foo
Fellow we had hoped butter ,hnes of him
We had watched him with a f.tl.rrl, care.
had even planned to send him 10 the mex
Legislature, and from thence ~ the halls nj
"3r'>S. Bat that can never te. Younc
Amri'ra can never ST IN them pon,lrrou.
halls as long rs he allows himself TO !,,. Iriv.
en- up a stump. No such thing. llr mus,
learn I" double. twist. and turn 10 crawl into
knot hole. and even where there. j. II, Lc,,
at all bc'ore he can stanl ny Ain, nour Nm,
ms d'"''r-d''tiI'"" c'o1ncncc a, c;.hr d,;;i,r.
/ w. "''' Driven up stump
~. my dear fellow. You have not much of
inc Yankee IN You, or Won never would az
know!cd"" such thing. Even onr:c.t. who
90 not claim to be poet. would MT r!ou ,ht
OF grtln" Stumrrd. You do n; believe t.
ma We'll, here goes the proof. then. In
the i'r>t place we will exercise por,'s H.
c'nsc-all poets are licensed, and as Shaks-
pearc says
Rough iiew them q, gou WILL
we inform You that Your end, were not
snapped they were merely rough hcwcd-
ana therefore we proceed to shape chem nv
eav'nS oil the last letter from the frs. linz.
OF your poetry and then we take You,o A
mcfira right down from that stump without
Tie least trouble or hesitation. Just see:
Inc buckles on my eraml>irc'S shoe
were nothing else but silvcr-uh.r,
There. Young America. do NJ Won c;xo :,
up Out perhaps you are not fond of exc,a
NATION points Perhaps YOU think, also. that
n"e" 20 express the sentiments Won would
IKE u. an my dear fellow, it is Just the thino
10 II express your utter ,lctcstation Of all
sucn signs OF aristocracy and ROYALTY rs silver
buckles: Does it not insinuatc thai xop h,vo
Tue most unbonndcd contempt for sucb old
exploited fashions, and do nj il s,,o,cst ,l,.,
20" 90 IN strong Tor Y,nkec utility and Man,
nlar progression Most certainly il do.r
l'"t perhaps You do MT like such an abru,t
termination of the lat line, an will con lnn
ne for not pr ,lucins , precedent. U,I,i om
~ NJ get ex.rte !, an | will tell you an an
'coo'e and give You p1r.llel.
MOI many yeVrs ag) cx-G )vcrnor M,ttocLs
II tn's State made the ren.rk bef,r. \ LARGO
'rrty with whom he WIS spn ling the even.
"%' mat Is an easy III Utter to mike co od moo
Try; whereupon he was reque.tcl to deliver
=" ilnrromptu coup!ct, when, to the asto,;sb.
men, Of the whole company. he produced the
"'o"'hs lines without the least hesitation
naj ' LILY me wind blew down our we-swecn.
D'' ana pat it up agan-sl,eeo" ~
mere Dung America. we have cot the Gov.
'"'' IN orr 'i'l" and you are down and can.
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Il III r CAL DONTA

get up again. But let me tell YOU as a friend
That You must learn to wrigclc. twist, turn
and screw yourself into more shapes than
Dodge ever dreamed of, and carry more CO.
Tors than the chameleon, so that YOU cannot
DC driven up stump. if YOU ever expect to
smell the delicious favor of that roast beef
or get your fingers on eight dollars day
F. L. G..
lOrNG AMERICA &:-T am
neither one Of the poets or 'rhvmstcrs
called on by the Editors Of the Cale,lonan to
assist YOU down from the stump which at
last accounts you were farley up; but
when read Your earnest request, Come O.
yer and help US the noc sentiment of an
ancient hero occurred to me, Not ignorant
oil cv'!, have learned to succor the unfortu-
nate and thinking it applicable in my own
case the common dictates of humanity suc-
ges'ed, at once, the prop,icty of catching nv
m"el OF Pegasus, and riding him at least
.ffd enough to get YOU down from the stump
mink You are really a very unfortunate
"an IN not being able to put on the finish
IN" touch, the sublime wind-oti' of your poem
which looks now very much like Tam o.
Shantcr'> mare, after
The Car,in cl,url,t her bv the rrmp
lou must know. loun. America that it
is very dangerous piece of business 20 start
from that lofty height, in tancy's realm, where
vo" are now perchc1. with any view of soar
ING higher, bat we will run the risk. provided
you will consent to have the last word. .S,l-
ver' changed little in regard to its position.
~, 4 ~
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Da".ille-Lrman Stevens, G
bank. George Drew. u Dur
.ff"f-'' H. PAGE John IT DAM.
aldn-Ahnrr F. Could '"'''i'
lltrdwick-J. NJ Stevens N,.,b,. ~.
A. g. CHADWICK. Srrrc,,-n
\ SUGAR house belonging 10 DEM,
H. Parker WIS DESTROYED hr fra.
VI '''e ION INST. Together with his sp,,,
""i''e''c'''S.Syrnp sufficient for 80 lbs s,,,.
and - cords of' wood a"'
The appointment. ir the N,ss,,.h,,...
% ''nnii'tee 20 visit ti,c school.
ana >"ninare> within the COMMUNICATED,
'"e PrInrI;'ai theme in tie months of,h.
PIE as well as Of the newspapers. This ro,n
h''fee' IN their visits. passed over all s,io,,
except thoS" unirr the rhar-e of C,,,oi,
several OF whrh they visited. even witlon.
compliant 10y inmates or their friend, r.
VISITS are not complained of 50 much ~ :,
manner III Wti'il they were conducted. a,l
some attending circumstances. Al NJ,
ter The: had dinner. at which wine flor,
ren'ltnll". and a iill of 1870 run ~, ,,;
the state At Lowell they had a woman u;.h
them. They pat NJ At the Wa>hin-.onIIa,..
and As II appears from the investigation. o,..
'f The members requested that her oNnen,a
should le CHARGED in the I'LL arain>, u.
State. The landlord olrrel orders. r..
entry upon the Hotel Register. As gwen 7.
the Lowell Courier. i a, follows.
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ORNAMENTAL TREES.

The season has come nearly rounJ ,c,;,
Tor further Improvements in the wav Of or
namenfing villages and the roadside bv GOT.
tin" out s'laie trees: and we notice ,,v our
exchange papers, that in many places the sub
Ject Is acita:e'l. and in some places in Yer
mont. Associafions for the purpose have been
organised. We hope the subject NAV attrac,
still more attention, both among the .'enizcns
OF our quiet villages. and among the farmers
10 Ms. nothing that We behold as We m =.
broad, IL more attractive than the shade trces
'hat Inc each side Of the road in ono ,laco
and another, among our yaIlics and uror o,u
mus; AMI nothing that the farmer can do
aids more to his comfort, if he il = man of
taste. or promises better reward in tho g.
'"re. 10 say that, in the course of few
years. every hourishing maple tree bv tho
r'a"-s"ic will be worth at least one dollar
and that farm we'll supplied in this manner
VIII 20 worth 10 or - yer cent more vou,d
be no exscceration.
Our forests are recc'linc, and one wav 70
preserve anything Of their pri,neval b.au,x
ITO line our highways with ornamental anil
useful trees; and we arc confident tho ,;,,o
VIII come. when every homestead and every
h'"hway will be thus ornamental. The on.
'erpr'S'ns and The lovers of that which Is
h'au''fal. Who have not already done i nil,
"e:'" TO work the slugsish will follow
or II they fail, their children prompted BY ,
ne'ier spirit inherited from their mother. w;,,
do It.
a word our villagers, A thousand ,reo.
'hon'i be set out within our village tl;, so,;pc
Eat who will attend to it? lrlcf; cxcIus;ve.
~ to individual enterprise, the work will not
"a half done. Vacuums, here and there. bv
tn" roadside, sill he left, for no one feel, an
interest just there. We therefore nronoso
that the rat.ic move in the matter-tbat 70
S'' up anoESAMExrAL TREE AssoCrArrov
ami at the suggestion Of several of our cit;.
%'n'' ra!l mec,in. o: All feeling an int.res,
IN the subject. at CSrcx HALL, Mon. ,
! " "r"nn, nevt. \. o'..lok. To-. ~ have
~. r,...,~,
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Is our theory Il correct one:

iAc hr%: corr ~ronl,n, writes from D3rnc;
irr!i"" anN'oN' 20 relieve the l:>,rcs,
81 o"r" america, a"'! he'll, l;m d,:vn f:o,n
IN" stump he his u'l;,.Iru,at,'v farley oo,
up. AID assured No crj.- viii throw NJ. n,,
TIE track. make IN effort ~ help him down
by mere! i: .c.ln" WHAT md Of \ {. r.. Grand
SIRE IAN II. a:i'l what he you'd MT Use
Below ,ou hl,. il:
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ID.
CALEDONIA COUNTY >1rErNr COURT.
Arru r,ru.1sI5.
',"".! ~>,c +. Etr,,rln. CHEF 1u1,c
! TIlrToI>r I,u>v. A,,:>.-,..H.'.r.
~. >. Il s.cr iIr.'' Ir! -. ,:lc., " r.,f.,
Til WI a., ar..oa,4 took AMI =. '-,,.c,, i..r.
Cour' below ~ re. So, N:or fir ,.,. q..1 -
c"rio'S by def. 1u!emcat affirmed. r. rar.I..
u. i'rr!h. /. y Cah"on, ~ 'ct:
N'.5- >Anu'' !"r>E'h y. 1o"l Hastings. Ih;>
VA an "r'l'H"n !' <. ~ G',nr,f, 90. rc,,or. ci
AH''"r ia L., 'our COW IT, 1c.: 4.. ..x,a;..o>
',' p.. ''''t'""'; a'iirrro /. Ea...-;:. IT. f,r
PM y '" >!A'" f'r'r'.
\"'. A'iah I"''a;-oa y. Ne, Gle. T.. A..
"n "n '""k. 'n'' 'r'-mcn on report ~ Tie Court
h'i"w f"rp'ii. Exceptions by to,'r parties. Iud.
m''.' affirmed. t. \. DAVIS ior pi. c. Da,i, for
'r'''
N'-' A'r.'' H. i '''ri~ y. ';corco lie ar! a.
''~ ~ M a''"n"I 'r'~,a-~. anal H. -luc,. In IT,.
'''''' h''" 'r lIi' ''' rN tir.~ H., ,rit Jul
mr'' 2';."'""'- f'r'' J." AMI e. {. Cahoon
log ''H- = H. '"'F AID /. tlhoon. for ,!.f;
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M '.'-' ""' y >'''"~- las MAS action on the
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"' me hf'n 'i +. x Fairbanks 4 CO. Iu!-m ~,
"' lie '"uf' "r'"" l"r i:'~. i"r Il Exceptions b.
wa" parties i"' 'a~'wA> heard before The Com:
''' ''''"'''' Ter p'i'>. Tor - :. W >la!e an s.
L. Colby for PIN. y J. War! and VI. ki;;rcd-c
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No II. James Morse y. S,,r,o,,. r r,,, a.
ton Of a~sump~i. on award Of Ar,i,r,.ors JuI.r-
meat in III" Cow: hc,ow Tor left. Executions lv
,ll, Judgment affirmed. ! Potts far ,,r ~
Davis and VI Hale. for d,f;
No. Il. David p,v.,s - To-; Pm IT.:
's>unp~it on note held hv rlll. - cnJorscc Iulr-
ncn IN The Court below for ,lfl. Executions hv
left. Judgment affirmed &C. G,boo, ,,l II
:. Bartlett for M + Eay,lc,t .yr for 1ef,
No. IL. James + Ia,.,,lo, ,,,1 ., II,
Grown. Action Of Trc.n,.S fer cr,,;,,r ,,1 o.
wing timber and fried in w.. ,.orr, hcr,,,r ,,,.,,
,ort of Referees. and iu.,cnc,,. for ,i0. rx.o,.
ions by pIr. .In1ruo.,, ,,r.no1 ~ II o,:,.
lif>. w. Hale and !. Potts for ,lcf,s
No. ~. Tazcn VI. GRAY vS. Isaac Woods ac,or
n book and hearing in tbc Co,,rt hollow ON ro,,or.
,r 1,1, 5''''''' i" cen. Exceptions ny
rport T. A. C,hoon ,;,r Nv " s,a,a -" r''
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