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From the Lafayette American Of Monday learn that
the democracy Of the eighth congressional district Of Indi
have determined to invite the democracy Of the North
west to meet In mass convention the Tppccanoe battle
ground Wednesday the I'D Of September 1885, and the
most extensive and perfect arrangements viii be entered
into to make II the monster gathering Of the season Let
ters Of invitation win be at written to the most dis
nguished democratic orators in the Union and the at
tendance Of az many az possible secured.
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WHAT prcoMEs or THE MoNrYY

We hear daily Of the wonderful success Of Kansas mis-
sonaries in collecting large Of money the TO
lief Of their suffering friends In the Territory but hear
nothing Of any Of Il reaching It's proposed destination
ID is than likely that much Of the charitable dona-
tons does stick to the hands Of the pious mssona-
goes into the fund for advancing the election Of Ere
mont On this subject ex-Mayor J. " Smith, Of Boston,
wrote letter from Kansas says the Indiana Sentinel
which contains the following significant paragraph:
Inquiries made at appropriate ascertain
how the money expended which the papers say had
literally raised in Boston, New York. Chicago and other
places for Kansas, and the has uniformly been that
no knows. One gentleman Lawrence Informed me
that person who visited the East for assistance assured him
that he sent thousand dollars onbu 1t certainly
reached Kansas. Many justly suspect the integrity
manae who reputed to have fingered specific contrbu
lions. This subject should b ortoh sted The very
tom. Ihaps hsard things said Than deem prndsn
write, IA regard 70 this matter {.
On the subject the Chicago Times has the follow
ing: r ,t..re ... ). ..a
''swHAr THEY DO wirH THE Kansas ruNps--On the 4th
Of February, 1885, there salute Of hundred and
three guns fired In Dearborn Park by Swis Artillery The
the election Of Banks Speaker Of the House
Representatives. The artillery employed to fire the
lutte by several respectable usons In this city who under
took the company paid After the salute had been
fred the artillery asked for their pay and all the funds that
abolition Chicago could raise was not equal to onehaf the
claim The gentlemen who contracted before the firing,
pay the debt after the firing, though keeRy alive TO the
atrocty of violating compacs refused to pay The arte
rymen brought suit and obtained Judgment for the
they claimed That Judgment remained unsstised until after
the Kansaad funds had beeh collected Id this city The de-
PENDANT in the suit of the most camorous urging
others to subscribe for freedom in Kansas and shortly a
ter Judgment against him for the powder wasted in honor
Of Bankss election taken up. We do know, and
therefore do not assert that that Judgment paid
the Kansas funds but the coincidence remarkable and to
apply the funds to that purpose would In Judgment be
infinitely honorable and patriotic than waste them
upon such men as the heroes Of Lexington"
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Medical College OF Georgia.

AVousrA, July, 1855.
hE twenty nth Of Instuton win com.
meaes ihe hs, Monday In November next.
"a FACULTY
. G. N. Newton, M. ~, Anatomy
l.. A. Dugas, a. ID Surgery
4 p carsia NJ D. Masha Medca, ThsrOpeuucs Medical
x Eve, D., oSsterie and Diseases Of Women and In
fan,s.
NJ Miller. NJ d., Physiology Pathological Auatony.
Alex, Means, NJ. ID Professor OF Chemistry,
J.. u. Ford, N. d. Institutes and Practice Of Medicine.
Campbell AZ D. Surgical Comparative and mieroscoPieaI
r. Campbell, M. D., Denaosstr OF Anatomy.
b. simmons. H. D.. Assistant Demonstratof. 2
Jurah Harris, M D., Pro- PToiessor Of Surgery
Clinical lectures viii be delivered regularly the Cy Hospital,
and ample opportunities will be afforded r the sta q practical
anatomy.
Fees for the entire ,.,,... Sl0S
Maireulation ticket, Ito be iAken once.
for ia ther particulars, apply N. NEWTON,
: July l5-dm Dean.
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CURIOUS FAcr-t Of the ninety-one counties In
Indiana the inhabitants Of eighty leave home in the
morning, 20 to indianapolis by railroad attend bust.
there from two TO eight hours and return home the
same evening
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On Inc i-st, HARRIET FARRELL, nfsnt daughter Of O.
w. snd H. y. MAnsu, sesd 10 mon hs and " days a f
Her funeral viii pacs residence Of parents hi,
Tuesday, morrns O'Clock, New York avenue, between
iath and i3sh streets, No. SOL &.
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The Quebec Mercury is out in article enoning the
Canadian Parliament to pass law BY which all the dis
tres.ed runaway slaves in Canada may be returned back
20 the United States,
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To Druggists and the people.

You hereby cautioned against limitations Dr. De
Grahs "Elecic OIL" shai prosecute amy party who
copyrighted bs This enune) Electric Oil has cuted the
mayor Camden Of piles and una ism ao Hon John VIII
Huntingdon, Kilngsuh, took of hts
cruches Than 700 others In Ihiadehia
names published Ledger
The Phisdspha would
ua,y Of the rascaly % counercng In Harrisburg Pa,
John Wyehe well krown druggist there, caused The
and imprisonment Of Valentine who attempted a
ton OF this valuable remedy.
PHILApKLPnIA, May s, 1856,
t. ne People aud Dpgstss throughout the United aatG
List Of Prof De Crabs Eecuic OILS Joe Free, wsBt
Philadelphia, Mr. Rodenbok Montgomery
Mrs. Ogden, No $50 Fourth h6nn
Boweis Maryland PROVIDE sngies and eAked
VIM street. felnn neuraia:
Henry Campbell Lower Marion, Of burns and scarlet fever and
eigheeh Others.
l-Every druggist only genuine Electric OIL
aud proprietor his old onisc, which
orders be addressed 10 the genuine.
..Hns. I. ProE CHAs. DE GRATII,
$500 Old Office, % South eth sneet, Chestnut.
For sale by CHARLES SrO1T,
July loft ....e....... ... Washington, D. &.
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THE Prison Or weHevreden. snd the W..t Ina,.-
Archipslseoi By Capt Gibson volume Of is5 pages,
many enpsvines. u,
July IS FRsNcK TAYLOR.
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Nrw osLsAxs, July 1.-THE steamer Texas has arrived
from Vera Cruz with dates 10 the sh The Spanish feet
had departed. e 81. F .....
President Comonfort had decided upon the sale OF all the
lands belonging the church and other religious corpora
lions The constitution and church property decree
sppsudcd by the people, State to be formed
under the consultation called the Valley Of Mexico.
Advices from Gusemas state that the advance guard Of
the army arrived and cordially received.
Hostiltes bsd been commenced by Leon and Chhuahus
against Tsmaulipss. #..
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ALL RIGHT IN IowA.-A SIGNIFICANT VOTE.
In Lee county, Iowa. the vote for President in 1852
fnIio
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at IppsSd bas HgAs, three aiss Of 4ersna'ia
.4aa.e# Rev. JOHN p MCGUIRE, Rector.
THE session viii commences on Wednesday, lo,h SEP
Terms. ssas for bos.d tuition in tho regular course e Modern
languages, music, and driving are extra clarges
The Bishops and other clergy Of the diocesc Rev.
Or Johns Of Baltimore Rev Mr. Cumuins, OF Washington and
Rev Mr., Seymour, OF Frederick city, Maryland t4 sH
Circulars containing the OF study government terms ac
sent To those who request thrm. L.
Direct Rev. John z. McGure Theological Seminary fsaG
county Virginia. @..+ SIS,
HowARp. July II, 1856
July i5-lawsw ..
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Political Movement.

Ntw Yonx, July H.The northern American national
ecutve COMMITTEES have engaged suite Of here and
preparing for the csmpsgn The question Of the vice
presidency has not jet been settled.
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NOTICEA private teacher is desired, OF undoubtcd quadea
ton and character of middle 55 oldto
Louisiana and take charge Of small family Apply the dsrs
lulY I5--dlMif
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pHiNTIsG-PREss FOR sale. cheap for cash-A double.
cylinder Hoes printing good running ORDER being
The pres upon which the Washington Union
printed Apply at this office.
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..... .....M Bank OF Metropolis,
.... .. ...a Wash ,ngon, July II, 1856.
stockholders Ct thio bank 7 instant the
following gentlemen unanimously ceeeied uus-
tees for the ensuing year, Wis ....t
Thomas Carben, Lewis JDhnsoRv
Robert p. Dunlop. George Lowry,
Stephen p. rankin, George PakeIf
Geo. w. Graham, James Thompson,
Charles Hill, VIM b. Todd.
meeting this day, Thomas Cabery esq,
unanimously : elected president Of the hoard. "
July l5-lt ..
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Indian piaIenlti.. ia Kan.a., &c.

ST. Lows, July IA letter TO the Republican, dated
Palermo Kansas states that the Kickspoo Indians bad
rious difficulty among themselves, caused BY free
liquor Several were killed. The letter also states
that COL had entered the Territory, with several hun
dred men, and had been heard say that he would take
Kansas or die.
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AT an election held in this comfy the 2sth ut 70
members OF the legislature the vote stood:
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Once Commissioners California War Debt,
Washington, July q, 1885.
no holders Of the bonds Of the State Of aornS All per
the California hereby
quesied state
ment etns respective addresses and
denomination Of the bonds held by each. -.
sAM,L d. SMITH,
J. W. DENVER,
July l0--dlw Commissioners California War Debt
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Dsoisn~on and appointment. ....
81. LOUIS, July iProfesor shannon, Of the Missouri
University, has declined reelection president Of that
stuton. w. w. Hudson has been elected In his stead
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No verdict had been received from the jury in tho
Herbert case up TO the time Of the adjournment Of tho
criminal court yesterday.
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NOTIcEA having bills against either Of The once.
OF Comptroller the Teasury The Commissioner OF
the Fr., Third Fourth and fih hudi,nrs OF the Tess
the United Statc the Register aud Solicitor
and Light Boafd, blank
books binding other contingent hereby noned
and ths paysen Ia du
pop-y recspted four days before the end Of eyey mon
Included In the dsbusng agents
10 which they may returned otherwise,
payments may be- delayed the end Of he cmg moi
J. ID. CoLMfSNfL,
Juiy s-d9wn e.. Discussing CLERK.
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S4EERh stHRS


SIT TT OF CALIFORNIA; County fIEl Dorado.
- The People of the State Of California, TO ANTHONY
GARRETT and BENJAMIN +. CLARKE, defendants in
this suit, greeting: You hereby summoned be and
appear before the Honorable District Court of the Elev
enlh Judicial District in and for said county and State to
answer the complaint of JOHN LAW plaintiff
file in this Office wherein be prays Judgment against you
for the Of $3.50, with interest thereon from the 10Th
day of January 1859, the rate Of two per cent per
month until paid together with his costs of suit and for
the foreclosure of certain mortgage. And you here
by required the said complaint within days.
il service hereof be had you within this county-wh
in twenty days if out of this county, but in said district
lexclusive of the day of service And hel eof fail not
&C. Judgment will be taken against You by default and
plaintiff will apply to the Court for relief in accordance
with the prayer of said complaint
Witness my hand with the seal of said Court
&c affixed at office in Colona this 2lst day of Janu-
| l" airy, 1856.
ID. c. MCKINNEY, Clerk .
By THOS. WREN, Deputy Clerk
Sanderson Hewes sttys for prR. j26 Sm
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SNsesRlsOnS.

6tTATE OF CAIIFOGtNIA. County of Eel Dorado.
~ The People Of the State OF California, to JOHN
SCHENER, defendant in this suit, greeting: You are
hereby summoned to be and appear before the Honorable
District Court OF the Eleventh judicial District in and for
said County and State, to answer the complaint of
TAHLUR SCHLNEK, plaintiff, file in this office,
wherein She prays judgment decree Of divorce against
you from the bonds OF matrnony and for such other and
further relief in the premises she may be entitled to,
and the costs Of this suit And you are hereby required
answer me & Said @ conlia;l Wn len GAYS servc
days if of this county, but in said dstricand within
forty days ii OF said county and district exclusive Of
the day Of serycel And hereof fail not &C. plaintiff
will take Judgment by default, in accordance with the
prayer OF said complaint.
- Witness my hand with the Seal Of said Court
20 hereto affixed at office in Coloma this 9Th day of
| A'' ] March, 1886.
D. c. MCKINNEY Clerk
- 3m BY THos WREN, Deputy Clerk.
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SheriF's Sale.

EpY virtue of execution, issued out of the Clerk S
I'D office of the Honorable District Court of Ell Dorado
county judgment rendered the 18th day of April
A. d. 1856, in favor of w. H. PRATT, and against j. E.
STRONG for the of eight hundred forty and forty
six onehundredth dollars debt with interest thereon
the of 10 per cent per annum from the 10Th day
April A. d. 1885, together with the of yeght and
foryfve onehundredth dollars of suit and
ing COSTS have levied upon and SEIZED and will expose
to Public Sae at the Court House in Cooma the 24h
day of May, A. d. 1886, at o'clock p M all the right,
title interest and claim of the said j. Strong Of in
in E Dorado and Placer countless and State Of California;
to wit: The Telegraph Line leading from Coloma to
Georgetown and Iowa Hill, Placer county, together with
the instruments used in working the line and all other
rights and privileges TO the same appertainng.
Sherif's Office, Cooma, April 2Sth, 1856
Z. b. CARSON, Sheriff of El Dorado county.
293 BY NJ r. ELSTNER Under Sheriff.
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Hunters and Sportsmen, Attention

N FRANK BEFEArT, the old Coloma Gun
M smith, established here in April 1S49," still
CIV nues to offer to the public at his GunShop,
* Main street, opposite the Theaer, Coloma the
y Y most extensive and complete assortment of sport
ing articles in the country, consisting in part of
IA In Guns Pistols, Powder Fasks, Shot Belts and
Pouches, Game Bags, Bowie Knives, and Pocket
Cutlery Also-Eley's, Walkers, Colts Hicks Starkey s
and other Percussion Caps, Waterproof dbl waterproof
and plain. American and English Gunpowder. Bar lead
bullets and shot, of all sizes, &c, &C. in fact every thing
necessary for the equipment of the hardy mountain hunter
sportsman.
n b. Frank B. is still on hand to do all kinds of Gun
and Pistol repairing shou be doae-n workmanlike
manner-it being his legitimate trade and having once
been journeyman in Colts factory, he is fully competent
to repair those celebrated firearms in proper manner
Remember-all work warranted
FRANK BEKEART.
Coloma, May 8, 1855. 26
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Summons.

NTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of FL Dorado,
~ The People of the State of California, to r. E. ROB
ERTS: You hereby summoned to appear at the office
Of the undersigned, Justice of the Peace for Cooma
Township County aforesaid on the 10th day OF May A. D.
KOCHN, file in my Office, for the sum of One Hun
dred and SeventyFive Dollars, due note of hand
given by you to him the 3ls day of May, 1850 And
on failure to appear and judgment will be rendered
against you for the of claim and costs thereon
Given under my hand this 9th day OF April, A. D. 1896.
]. F. LONG, Justice of the Peace.
The proper affidavit having this day been made before
me by A. E. kochn, plaintiff in the above entitled cause
order the publication of the above in the Empire
County Argus, week for four successive weeks.
Given under my hand this the 9TH day of April A. d.
1886. j. F. LONG, Justice of the Peace.
0n-4&
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American Hotel.
MARCHANT & CROCKER. Propriet,

fSr The Proprietors having recently made additions,
SI5 #a reited and furnished their House with furni-
lfka ture, take this method of informing the travelling
AA public and citizens generally, that they pre-
pared to accommodate all who may patronZe them.
FAMILIES will find commodious accommodations in
private apartments at this House.
The American Hotel is situated Piety Hill, opposite
the Court House. and will all times be found
able and pleasant home
The Table will always be furnished with the choicest the
market affords, and good and accommodating servants
will be in attendance.
SACRAMENTO, Georgetown and Placervlle stages pass
this House daily
An extensive Stable is connected with this House. where
travellers will find good accommodations for their horses
and at which Saddle Horses and Horses and Carriages
always be had.
Cooma, June 49, 1855. 1tf
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Ready Made Clothing Warehouse.
WILLIAM G. BADGER.

No 100 Battery street, San Francisco
EMPORTER of Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing
q Goods. Also, every variety of Hats, Boots and Bro
gans. | would invite country merchants visiting San
Francisco to call and examine my large stock of Clothing
&c, &c
have on hand and constantly arriving, the largest
sorment Of every variety and style of Clohing of any
house in this State. My stock amounts TO
DEED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The goods manufactured under my supervision
made from The best material and in the most durable
Persons buying my clothing, will find large and
saleabe sizes.
Persons may rely upon finding every article they wish
in my stock. My prices will be Low, LOWER,
than they can be found elsewhere in the market guar
antee each article sell
Please call and examine my stock. 16-3m
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MEDICAL CONVENTION.

WHEREAS, The medical men of this State have become
awakened to the importance of elevang the profession
Medicine in the State and Wheeas, State Medical Con-
venton held in Sacramento the 18th day of March
last and resulted in the organization of State Medical
Socety-whch Society earnestly recommended the mme-
date formation of County Medical Societies. necessary
to accomplish the desired object, therefore,
ReSoIce, That we, the undersigned, members of the
State Medical Society and of the Medical profession
sder it not presumng too much to earnestly recommend
all members of the profession in Ell Dorado county, to
Placervle at the Masonic Hail. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ Thursday the Sh day of May 1885, for the pur-
pose Of forming County Medical Society, auxiliary to
the State Medical Society.
DR.. b. F. KEENE Placerville.
L" H. W. A. WoRTHEN
" I. H. HALL,
o. HARVEY,
1" A. CLARK
p. CHAMBERLIN, I"
" l. S. TITUS,
" JonN Cook, Diamond Springs.
" +. w. SHIELDS, Cold Springs.
" H. NJ. FlsKE, Ell Dorado.
w. H. TAYLOR, Cooma.
April 18th, 1886. 21-4
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San frantisto SNbtrtistntuts.
/. P. Fishers Advertising Agency.

SSan Francisco, Iron Building opposite Pacific Express
~ office, entrance on Washington street. up stairs
L. p. FISHER is the authorised gent of the EMPIRE
COUNTY ARGUS and other California, Oregon and
Sandwich Islands newspapers.
ADVERTISING THE ATLANTIC STATEs.-I p. F. has now
completed his arrangements for the forwarding of adver-
tsemens to all the principal largest circulating Journals
and Newspapers published in the Atlantic States
fine opportunity is here offered to those who wish TO
advertise any section of the Unon of doing so the
lowest rates. and in prompt and satisfactory
All disposed, invited to call him and leave their
orders l2
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NOTICE.

M EMBERS of "CALIFoRNIA MINING COMPANY" are
I'VE hereby notified that assessment of S5 on each
share has been levied 18th Assessment for Table Noun
tain. Alsothat the delinquent shares the lth AS
sessment have been declared forfeited and will be sold
public auction in the of Bottle I on WEDNESDAY,
4th of june 1885, at o'clock NJ for back assessments
if not paid up by that time By order of Board of Ds
Bottle Hill, 29th April sc. Il. MARKS, Sec'y.
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Sum mons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Eel Do

&TATE OF FCALIFORNIA, County of Eel Dorado.
- The People of the State of California, to JOHN
MukDY defendant in this suit, greeting You are here
by summoned to be and appear before the Honorable Dis
trlc Court OF the Eleventh Judicial District in and for
said County and State to the complaint of MARY
A. MURDf, plaintiff, now file in this office wherein
she prays judgment that she be divorced from he bonds
of marimony existing between herself and YOU and for
costs of suit and that she be deceed the owner of
tain house and lot as set forth the complaint And you
are hereby required the said complaint within
ten days. If service hereof be had you within this coun
tywithn twenty days if out of this county, but in said
dsrict-and within forty days if out of said county and
district exclusive of the day of servce And hereof fail
not &c, plaintiff will take Judgment against you by de-
fault and apply to the Court for relief in accordance with
the prayer of said complaint.
- Witness my hand and the Seal of said Court
{ =. affixed at office in Coloma, this the lst day of
| S May, A. ID. 1856.
~ 99sm D. @. MCKINNEY, Clerk,
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TO Capitalists.


WDERSONS desrous of putting up Quartz Machinery
Il learn of excellent chance for investment
by addressing the undersigned of the "Args Office
Cooma The lead of the best in the country hav-
ing been proven by thorough prospecting and is
admirably situated for taking out the rock which exists
is unlimited quantity and is of unusual richness
Liberal terms will be made with any person company
who will erect mill.
E. w. WILLIAMS, Secy of the Co.
Cooma, May 2, 1856 23-3
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NOTICE


SSTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of El Dorado.
- In the District Court Eleventh Judicial District in
and for said County and State In the of the ap
plication of SIMON GOLDSTEIN to be discharged from
his debts In pursuance of order this day made by the
Hon. j. NJ. Howell, Judge of the Eleventh Judicial Dis
trct Court aforesaid, notice is hereby given to all the
creditors of said nsolvet Simon Goldsten, to appear
before the Hon. j. NJ Howell Judge aforesaid cham
bers, the 4th day of May A. d. 1886, at the Court
House in said County, at 10 o'clock A. M to show cause
be granted and assignment of his estate made and
he be discharged from his debts insovent debtor
Witness my hand with the Seal of said Court
- affixed at Office in Coloma this the 9th day of
A' I April, A. d. 1886. --
- 2O-4 d. C. MCKINNEY Clerk.
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Dissolution

NIOTICE is hereby given that the partnership lately
~ existing between William Clatworthy and James
Morrow was this day dissolved by mutual consent.
William Clatworthy is authorized to collect all debts
due the firm, and settle all and demands against
it, WILLIAM CLATWORTHY,
JAMES MORROW.
Coloma, April 4th 1856.