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The DANISH SOUND DUEs.-The Berlin CORES.
pondent OF the London Times says that the amoun,
dues exceeds two million thalcrs (aboye f300OO0
an important sum to population OF ,500,o0g
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Three vessels loaded with heavy rail, for the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railro ad,
have arrived at Aequia creek
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,XUI11F. KEDI DICED.-KICHMON EN-
PIE I.Lnl INlRES cnRNER SEVENTH A y,

pKItEsa XXI RiypRks roeIrp N or srySHJ1 IN y
H. .1ls-ber takes pleasure in announcing to the
rtIic that his FLAMING and SAW MILL is low il
syng recently incurred an expense of several hun
d,J dollars in reftting sud perfecting his machinery
Sr plaaing Saving, and Tougueing and Growing ali
t;pds Of Boards End Plank, he is ~ enabled to
rs.e superior work. at greatly reduced prices.
A cal from those in want respectfully solicited
de- a-ts WILLIAM FORBES.
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EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE-A AFR Sinclair of
Janesville, Wisconsin, having a fortune OF SI5a
600, cut his throat few days since for fear of poy
erly - r r.
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&& OPENING OF ENn
2S2 FALL. MILLINERY SD
At Mrs. DespelyuaU,a n.[A

80 Cheap Millinery and Fancy Store,.SS
Tn Main Street, between l7th and 18th Streets
Having jnst returned from New York, Mrs d. has
Bile fancy and plain Velvet Bopnets dark and fancy
Straws, Paris Feathers and Flowers Hair Dresses
Caps and great variety of Ribbons and Embroderes
with large lot of Hosiery and different sorts of Fancy
Goods; all of which viii be sold at the lowest New
York prices.
BONNErS, CAPS AND HAIR DRESSES made
to order Also Bonnets quilted for Ladies' and Chill
dren in the latest style.
Bleaching and Pressing done at the shortest no.
tice. oc I1-9m*
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CADETS.

AT meeting OF the Corps of Cadets Of the yir
| slmla MAlfary Institute, November 9th, 1855 the
ionoWing resolutions were read and unanimously
| adopted:
whereas, we consider ourselves under lasting
opiiganons to the citizens of Richmond PETERSBURG
ana Lynchburg, be it therefore
Resolved lst That it Ia not through mere eti.
quette, but from feelings of the deepest gratitude
that we now tender our sincere thanks TO the cifi
lens lens oI those places for the hearty welcome and
kina treatment which awaited us ON our arrival in
their cities; and though, perhaps it viii never be
| IN our power to repay their courteses we shall
ever remember with pleasure their cordial hospi
tality.
I'd That to the volunteer companies we owe our
speciai thanks, for their earnest invitation and
"hoie-souled and soldierlike reception of our
corps
ID That we would feel ourselves unprateful
oa we allow the courtesies of the Executive Com
mttees OF the Fairs, both at Petersburg and Rich.
mona, to pass by unnoticed. Their kindness we
appreciate and to them also we return our sincere
thanks 80 N
4th That while we are under the deepest ob,;aa.
tlons TO the citizens, volunteer companies and Ex
ecut'Ve Committees of the Fairs we must acknovy
iedge that our visit would have been far less plea
SAINT had 1t not been for the smiles Ito say nothing
OF the boquets) which were showered upon us by
the fair ladies of our noble State And their bright
eyes have more than deeimated our corps and rem
dered the rest unfit for duty; yet we cannot but
congratulate ourselves that, although subduet our
wounds were received in the breast as becomes
every true soldier. and that though our hearts are
lost, our honor is safe
9th. That a copy of these resolutions be sent TO
the principal papers of those cities.
FRANCIS w. SMITH, Prest
p. B. STANARD Secretary
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A slLNER Nj ID l.. the highest premium
awarded to SAN UEL D. DENOON, for the best spe-
eimens Of CRATES and FENDERS.
SIX HUNDRED ENAMELLED CRATES AND
FEN EHS, FOR SALE AT REDUCED D
PBlCES.-Tha subscriber has fur sale the largest
stock Of CRATES and TENDERS ever before offered
for sale III this city, of his manufacture. The
Grntes embrace all OF the various kinds and patterns
such as sguare-topped Gothic, Lptic, Circle, &c,
with beautiful rounding FoHders, summer pieces &C.
10 match Orders for Crates Tenders &c. from
town and country punctuaily attended to and care
fully packed. Merchants purchasing to sell again
viii be supplied at the lowest Northern prices with
the usual discounts of for cash by wholesale Appy
al ny Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main, between 5th
and 9th streets, Richmond, We
SAMUEL D. DENOON
have for sale large supply of all kinds of Bells
&c, of INV own make no e-3n = n u
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At Newark, N j., In a ease of Mrs. Coe VS.. Sam
uel w. Plume for the seduction Of Miss Sarah G.
Zoe, the jury has returned verdict Of 81 900 for
the plaintiff
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UN MA X Err, Importer

AHHN1as wh1esuIe and retail dealer in Amer
|N-S>~ ican ssG imported Guns and Rifles,
Fowling and Fisbsig Tackle, Pocket Cutlery Walking
Canes Belts and Port .ni.s Percussion Caps, Gun
r0wlrr Patent Shot, lsns. Powder Flashs, Pouches
and Belts Bird Bags, Nipples and WrencheS, Wash
1g Rods and T.cklers, Dog Chains and Collars, Gun
Makers Materials, &c, &c
Rev0vers and Five Shooters at Manufacturers
prices 10 the trade. S SUTHERLAND,
No. l32, Main Street, opposite Eagle Square
oc 13-Im RichmOud Va
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THE ELECTIONS.
MASSACHUSETTS,

The returns of the election, from all but nine
towns, give Gardner l4,92S plurality. The Ameri-
cans have also elected the Lit. Governor Secretary
OF State, Treasurer Auditor, and Attorney General
by about l0,000 plurality.
Chaffee, American, is elected to Congress in the
10th district by about 1000 plurality
The House stands 179 Am, 80 Dem. l8 Wbos
II Rep, and 3 liberals. The Senate so far as
known, stands % Am, and II of all other denomi-
nations.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Saturday Morning, November 10, 1855.

THE BRITISH FLEET 0RnERED TO BERMUDA
The large naval force ordered by the British Gov
ernment to Bermuda, is not probably intended as
a menace but will be explained as the same meas
ure was year ago, as a matter Of convenience;
for the ships must be kept in a condition of eff
cheney
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&50 0101 M0KTlH 1,sndlns OF RnI = GOODS S.ss 81

r,ire chang in our business the frat January next
we will until that time offer our stock ut and below
cost for cash or negotiable notes months with in
terest added.
Al we are determined 10 reduce stock the pub
c may rely upon getting soods at satisfactory prices
Our 10 very large and desirable most Of Of re
cent purchase. n, 20
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wPowers Il Duke. Fiesh-Tint Daguer.

reotypes certainly the most desirable Pictures that
any one can have. They the most Efe-like Pic
lures have ever yet seen; and know, from the
manner which they finished, they are without
any doubt the desirable Pictures that are made
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<,OOkIN(s RANGES 0u Exhibition at ths

(NO(IININtT IflANlsf.S Ou INUIUItiUM Ht tHt'
u Mechanics Fair, by JOSEPH FARRAR, Brick
lay.r Union Hill Richmond, agent for Ponds Patent
Union Range with elevated Side Oven Double
Oven Strangers and citizens in want of one OF the
hest Cooking Ranges in use, are respectfully
TO examine those at the Fair and satisfy them
selves of their many sdyantages Having put up many
for persons who have used other ranges take pleasure
in showing their certificates in testimony of their SUI
penorty Having six to cook for from " to 200
persons can accommodate small or large families or
boardiu. houses schools factories large taverns
Orders left at the Fair addressed TO JOSEPH FAR
..S,,nn no I-i2t$
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SALAMANDER FIRE PROOF SAFES
- Manufactured by Evans & Watson, Philadelphia
These Safes have been severely Tested at recent fires
opened their of books aad papers found
10 be uninjured They warranted to be Fire Proof
8g. with HaiPs patent Burglar Proof Locks. Prices
ranging from $40 to $500. For sale by
IL. BALDWIN,
NH Sits I43 Main street, Richmond
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ET- BafcheiOr,s Hair Dye..-Twenty years
wkRRANTiNc this the best Hair Dye IN exist
II dies black brown instantly, without the
(in nine private roons) at BArcHELoKs Wig Factory.
235 Broadway. New York.
For sale by BENNETT BEERS, rs Main ST.,
Richmond Va no 5-IH
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Dr. Floyd I. Ferris, Tor many years ono of the
nrst physicians ia New York, died on Tuesday
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MARYLAND


The Baltimore American thinks that the Ameri
cans have swept the State for members of the Le
glslature Congressmen and State officers In %
counties the Americans have elected 49 members Of
the Legislature and Senators. The Americans
are believed to have majority in the Legislature
on joint ballot.
The Americans have elected five Congressmen
and in the Sixth District the election is in doubt
NEW JERSEY.
The election in New Jersey, for members of the
Legislature, has resulted as folows:-Senate, de
inocrats l., wings ), know-nothings g. House. 81
democrats, 10 wings, know -nothings, and tenn
p3rance man.
NEW YORK,
The>Albany Argus elects to the Senate as far rs
heard from, seven Democrats, six Known othnps
eight Republicans. Among the latter it includes
Cyrus z. Smith, of Brooklyn
WISCONSIN,
Partial returns from thirteen counties give ma.
jorites for Barstow, Democrat, for Governor
amounting to o,i63; and majorities for Bashford
American, amounting to 7420
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HOUSE AND SIGN NPAINTING.-ORNA
I1MENTAL WORK on SetiE, Linen. Cotton, Glass,
Ceilings limitations In Wood and Marble GraniDg Vi
all kinds, done promptly and when promised, at
auced prices Persons having any of the above do
Nll find it to their advantage TO apply at the shop
i1th street rext to Mr. Yarrngtons Carpenter Shop.
oc9 r w. ALLEN
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= t>TChAn Csss saw srhb MitLsi !. KAILI 90 4 d

y CARS, tc--BURR ( ETTENGER, carrsfle.t' a.
"eff Geo~ tie City Gas FORKS, are extensively en-,
g5s"a N the manufacture Of Portable and Stationary
STEAM ENGINES, Circular and Vertical S "
MILLS, Mill Gesrng, Railroad Cars and Machinery
tobacco Presses and other fixtures
All descriptions of IRON AND BRASS CAST
INGS, Forgings and Finished WORK, made TO order
Al! persogs in want of machinery for any purpose
are solicited TO call on US before they buy
DC l6-iu
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DICOT,s AROMATIC WILD CHERRY

l. BITTERS.-These invaluable Btters brace up
and invigoate the system, improve the appetite and
promote digestion. AS a remedy for dyspepsia they
have no equal. And in all derangerent of the ner-
vous system, debility, sick headache, &c, they give
prompt and speedy relief Price ct cts. paper; IN
quart bottles 80 cts.
nos r.. J. fiCol, HIueelst.
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Z ,MVsMn.Nes s. rUPMAN,s rREMiUa J

" oCLOTHIN0-NoW on exhibition at The sabscrG
bers store the case ofclothins for which premiau
was awarded by the State Fair. Call and see a. I'm
specimens of workmanship and style as be pr6
duesd GR0SHONG TUPMAN, Il
NO Il0 Main street.
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HOTELS.


COLUMBIAN HOTEL.--There has been
~ added to the Columbian Hotel since the Last
meeting of the Legislature, 80 large and comfortable
Lodging Rooms Members and others wishing cor
Portable accommodations, will do w ell to call for them
no 7--Sw J. NJ. BOYD & Co. Proprietors
NOTICE.-Passengers geing Nerth are hereby
l informed that on and after SATURDAY, LIST of
September the trains of the Fredericksburg Railroad
Company will always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who desire to
do SO, to obtain Breakfast Supper. By the
PROPRIETORS
Slash Cottage Hotel, Aug 81, 1856. auSl
COLUMBIA N HO 4 T. iI.--JAMES NJ.
- BOYD CO.. having leased this desirable Ho-
tel will spare no pains to MAINTAIN its former popu-
larty and comfort. They have employed E. PORTER
take the entire charge of the House and after
LIST April The former patrons of this Hotel, and
merous friends of 4. PORTER, requested to give
them a call
Richmond, March %, 1856. ar28
NOTICE.-TO PASSENGERS ON THE
~ RICHMOND AND DANVILLE, AND SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
DANVILLE OR LYNCHBURG:
Breakfast. Breakfast!! Ample time given
to eat.
The subscriber is prepared to furnish the pas
sengers daily, with BREAKFAST at the Junction of
the Richmond aud Danville and South Side Railroads
immediately on their arrival ON the
my 17-l2m SAML D. BURKE
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XXYOOD FOR sALE..-l have for said
w Ut my yard on Breed street. both oak and Pin<
wood, which will sail low for e04h. Persons ofdes
ing wood will please send the money ut the time,
tho wood will not be sent.
no 5-lets s - n. DAWN
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---I,IIYER BtTiiS.-The attention OF the
&nbrc ~ called 10 a superior article of Shower
-, yiich ,he subscriber has lsand, and which
t ~ Tor sale 81 less price than the common arti
~ - M, s,IIs tor Those who wish to purchase
e'e m flr themselves. by calsng at X. NJ. ZIM-
,wTTEWSN7S or MeSsrs STEBBINS 4 fULLKN'S.
OF ~ 5o = WIN. FORBES.
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oMrv LOOk OU TN Il W G A r.
St$Er TfHr RAGE HOUSE-The subscriber hay-


GEsE RAGE HOUSE.-The subscriber hay
IZ@I-ng greatly enlarged and otherwise i'm
proved his store at No. 81, Main street, Richmond
Va begs leave to inform his friends and the public at
large, that his stock consists in Carriages BaroC
ches Rocksways top and top BuRgies, Saddles and
HaFness Of all iinds usually made for this market
ssddle Bags Brides Martugaes, Stirrups, Bits, and
spars OF yarjOs qualities and prices Carriage, Gig
and Riding WhipS; Canes, Umbrellas, and Busk-skin
Gloves for driving; TrHnis Ysices, Carpet Bags, La
dits saicheis fine fur aud Blanket Aabeg, Horse CO.
vets aud BiaHkets of various qualities and pricesa
king altogether of the best. Houses in the State
for persons to equip themselves for horse back and
carrage riding every article used for either is en-
braced in our stock The public is most respectfully
invited 10 cell and examine his stock and prices; he
does say he sells lower than others, for he don't
know what 0tiiers debut only asks Of persons who
any Of the above articles to look at his before
trying elsewhere. He assures them that every in
dceement which can, will be offered TO them.
To Sadlers he would say that he has large and
red assortment of Harness Mounting Patent and
other Lehhers which he viii sell them at low prices.
JN0. w. DENNIS,
No. 5. Main Ct, 5 doors above st. Charles.
l-da chm
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rS- A light over the door all night.


HOW TO GET RID OF RATS--Old
IL young and middleaged, with the shortest posi-
Bile suffering to them aud with email probability of
their dying in their holes or other uncomeatable
places Buy LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS, for the
certain destruction of the above named pests Also,
LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER, for the speedy re.
mova of Cock reaches and Insects of all kinds about
house. Principal Depot for the sale of the above,
DUVAL NORTON'S Drug Store,
oc so Corner 10th and Main streets.
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AIRS. WOOI.HOUSE, LEECHER AND
lNl CUPPER-Mrs. Woolhouse may be found at all
hours Day and Night, at her residence Sublet
Bros Hardware Store, 2l3, Broad st.
N. B-The best imported LEECHES constantly
receiving and for sale
All orders from the country promptly attended to
and carefully packed.
ALSO-Ladies' BANDAGES on hand and made TO
order
ET2- light over the door all night. oc 4
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,raD-zy75T77i, We have ON hand and for
80 s1sSt53 55s1-.g s.g sale DECK BOATS of the largest
size. Also OPEN B o A L 5, and
Square Timber, from 80 to 60 feet at Boat Yard
Ptuitentiary Pond, Richnonf.
au Ia-d6inr HOWELL & MESSLER.
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- FALL NJ r Or =
TATION.-LA r GE Ms4S
ANNx STOCK OF GUNS, f4I
PISTOLS AND X l. AnnzdSk

fTTs'~I am now opening 3 large ysriety of SIN
GLE AND DOUBLE BARREL GUNS OF superior
sash. -,,;s ,..-;s,v NJ Pou,de, FIssk, of
:As a. IKE; Shot Belts and Pouches, of the most
pLNo,-.sd .yles: fine Game Bags; We'd Cutters; Dog
e'l ans GolIars; Ely's waterproof Central Fire
CS.l' Wash Rods. complete; Gun Wads, Sc.
ls2f so-Colt's Repeating PISTOLS, Aliens Re-
,1frrrs ana every description OF Pistol now in use
GINS stocked and repaired YIN neatness W and dis
patch. ,-....a, ? soors above st, Charles Hotel
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L,OR cOUGHs AND CODDs.--AYER,s

LCOR COUGHS AND CODDS.--AYER,S
T. CHERRY PECTCRAL, Wistar's Balsam Wild
Cherry; Leonards Instant Relief. Mrs. Gardeners Sy
rup Liverwort, Mrs. DAVIS Elixir, Stablers Anodyne
Cherry Expectorant, Bryans Pumonic WATERS Roses
Cough Syrup and WhoopiDg Cough Syrup, Jayne's
Expectorant, Hastings Compound Syrup Naptha,
Crews Concentrated Wine Wild Cherry Cough Can
dy. Marshmallow Paste, Lcorice Gum Drops, Wis
tar's Cough Lozenges Fresh supplies received and
for sale by CHAS. MILLSPAUGH,
ling sf nd AnOf
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| .(Nl0 (Nt0 CIGARS in store aad Tor
t"oO,UUO sale by
- Ii. G. q. ZIMMERMAN,
"'0-'sn Importer, No. IN, Broad St.
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,,res ,r Of
Doe tea
Li isnowh.
.ids I. aaS
ksounds
Us under
- oese
Qsufs
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO me directed issuei
ID from the Clerks office of the District Court in and
for Sacramnto County in favor of A G. Richardson and
against SEMI s. Davis dated Nov 21st. 1855 the sum
Of Six Hundred Dollars Debt with interest the sum OF
Six Hundred Dollars from the 18th day of A D. 1855
at the rate of per cent per month together with
upon and seized the following described property which
formerly attached TO wit:
The Stables situated Main street Nevada city, in
Nevada county and known the METROPOLIS STABLES,
Which shall sell at public auction the highest bidder
for cash in front of the Sheris Office Nevada city on
the 5th day of Jan A. d. 1856.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of Dec. A. D. 1888.
Attest W, W. WRIGHT Sheriff, y. c..
By c. T. WOOD. Under sheriff
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.

by Writ UE OF decree of foreclosure and order OF
Sale to me directed properly attested bearing date
November 26th, A. ID. 1855 founded judgment in
favor OF WM. J. KNOX and against SEDRO BOIIA for
the sum OF One Thousand ane SixyFve dollars and Sixty
cents, Debt, and Fifty Dollars and Thirty cents
damages together with Costs of Suit taxed Fifty
dollars and Eighty cents besides accrung
the foreclosure of certaiu Mechanics Lien am com
manded to sell the following described property wit
Th9 House and Lot on which it stands, situate on
Broad street Nevada Immediately above the New York
Hotel, and occupied by sKDRc BoLLA, the defendant
Which shall sell at Public Auction to the highest bid
der for Cash. in front of the Justices office C. Niles
in Nevada, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER ed A. D. 1855
at the hour of o'clock, p NJ. l.t
Given under my hand In Office at Nevada this 29ih day
Of November, 1885,
w. w. WRIGHT, Sheriff OF Nevada county.
tbs Ry CT Wood Under Sheriff
by order of the plaintiff the above is postponed
SATURDAY the 10th day of Dec. A. d. 1855 at the hour
Of 4ocl0ck p. n.
W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff N. C.
C. + Wood IJnder Sheriff
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28
Dunham,s Patent Rock Drill.

iHE public respectfully informed tina, the subseri
IL Der has the first and rly .'HorizoBtal Roe Drilf
in use, for which he has ained letters patent for
this Sinie is designed fog drilling in the hardest kim
Of rock aud miners aud others engHged in working ia
Stone i'll do well 10 call Messrs GOSS NICHOLAS
sacramento Iron Works the subscriber al the L, ;.
HOTEL. Front street. Sacramento. where inQvid1at
rights be purchased for manufacture and 'Hs ssiDrs
ALfX. NecARGAR
eacTatneu:n, Oct. ~ 1855
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28
Summons,

STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-County of Nevada, Town
- ship OF Washington-ss Justices Court before G
w Tallman, Justice of the Peace.
The People the State of California to ELIJAH COFF-
MAN and JOSEPH COFFMAN, you are hereby sum
moned to appear before the Undersigned Justice of the
Peace, at his office in said Township, MONDAY, 3ls
day OF December, A. D. 1885, at 10 O'Clock, NJ, to
swer to the complaint ofIRA MERRIMAN. who demands
of you the sum of SIS %, for money loaned.
On failure SO to appear and answer. Judgment will be
rendered against You for said sum of s25 2 damages and
costs of suit.
Given under my hand this lth day of December 1856
G. w. TALLMAN, Justice of the Peace.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Washington
Townshp-t appearing to the satisfaction of this Court
that the Defendants ca1no be found in the county, but
still residents of this sate it i. therefore ordered
that publication OF the above summons be made in the
NEVADA Journal for three weeks.
TRUE CoPY-ATrEsT: G. W. TALLMAN, ]. T.
Alpha, Dec 1l-td* Charles GOA. Constable
The Nevada journal., 1855-12-28
Ordinance No. IA.

In relation 10 the Collection Of Taxes and Licenses.
IT shall be the duty Of the Marshal report to the
a Attorney all cases of default OF individuals psy
such Taxes or Licenses may be assessed against due
from them .egQ
The Town Attorney shall therefore commehce suit
aeai nst such delinquents and shall be allowed the sum
Of Five Dollars for each conviction which shall be taxed
as costs. and be collected other costs OF suit.
Passed December 8, 1885.
SIS. HUsSEY, President.
A. A. sARG EMF. Clerk. 31-lm