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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-10-01

FIRE.-Between twelve and o'clock on Wednes.
day night last fire broke out in the kitchen of Miss
L. Wilkins, in the Southeast portion of this civ
which soon spread the house in front and result
ed in the total destruction of the entire buildings
The furniture and other effects all saved. The
cause of the fire is unknown.
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S25 Reward.

&25 Reward.
ID ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, NEAR
IL Andersons Bridge Franklin county, y. c. about the
ist Of August. 1856, one negro man named GEORGE
Said negro about eighteen twenty old, feet
10 inches high dark complicated and has the of
burn extending from his right down the side of his
neck. will give the above reward of twenty-five dollars
for his delivery if confined in Jail, the remainder
of the abave reward after paying his prison charges Said
negro purchased from the estate of Eppv Tmberlake
decd about five miles south of Lousburg probably
lurking in that neighborhood.
WILCIE CROwDER.
September % 1856. ll52-wtf
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Land for Sale near Raleigh.

NNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING SETTLED IN THE
u City o Raleigh, and bang engaged in The Family
Grocery business offers for SALE privately, his beautiful
little farm, which The desirable places
county of Wake the c,ita log Of god
land well mprved and lies ust i've miles Southeast Il
Raleigh, Immediately the Central RIroad. which
OILY one hundred yards from the dwell ng and full vu
and between he GodSborough aid Arerasborough roa
The improve lenis very good. The dwelling is
twp story bouse. well bui with six ard b ck
chmneys and four frepaees The kitchen is good one,
with stone aud BRICK chimney. Also negro houses
crib &C. &C. There is well of the best waef in The
county in the yard in good order and several fine spng
that never fail There also about three Of Ga;
meadow land.
There is also good Store House the premises
with three The neighborhood is ibicky settled
one and good mercantile business could be dine There
is also fine orchard with almost ali kinds of fruit
person desiring purchase excellent iittle fr
have opportunity Of doing by early application
subscriber at Raleigh who viii take pleasure in showing
the property.
K.5R. WEATHERS.
September Is, 1856. lI5o-wtf.
- Register CODY weekly weeks.
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1uE WEAruER--On Sunday last, we had heavy
storm of rain from the northwest accompanied with
hail. This was followed by very cool weather for
September. We learn that slight frost seen
in some places on Wednesday and Thursday morn
ngs last. This the earliest frost ever seen, we
suppose, in this region. The white fosts usual
iy first seen here about the 10th of October
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-10-01
THE KNUCKLE WASHING MACHINE,
WITH 200 FLOATING BALLS

MADE AND SOLD BY THE SUBSCRIBER. OWN
N1ER of the Patent Right III the Counties of Johnston.
Wake, Person, Caswel Alamance and Orange y. q. All
orders addressed Hllisboruugi Will be promptly
e..ended TO. ALEX'R DICKSON.
Also. for sale by James 81 TOwles, Raleigh, y. c.
July s. 1856. li:2-wtf
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FURTHER DECLINE IN BREADsTUFFs.-We have
Liverpool news to the 10th instant, by the steam
ship Indian. The political intelligence is not i'm
portant. The cotton market is unchanged, but
breadstufs have declined considerable.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-10-01
L. 5. PERRY,
DENTAL SURGEON,
RALEIGH, y. e.
Enrnr,-.-..

RALEIGH, n z.
References:
To the Faculty of The Baltimore College Of Dental Sur.
gerry; Rev. DE- Sniedes, Rev. Mr. Mcdowell, DR. Cbss x.
Jonsun DIR Fab J. Haywood, Hon. ]. II. Bryan. Raleigh
Rev. Dr. Lacy, Davidson College; Prus Owen and Wiz
gate, Wake Forest Culiege Prnf Wheat, Chapel Hill; /;
Rev. Mr.. Fitzgerald Jackson, y. G.
April :, 1886. 4l-ly.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 23.-Before the reception Of the
news by the steamer Indian, Flour was unchanged.
Wheat was unsettled and lritie better Corn firm.
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Some one recommends sending Yankee girls to
Kansas, instead of Sharps rifles. No objections
Guess it would have tendency to civilizs the white
savages there at present
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New YORK, Sept. %, P. M-Flour has declined
sales of Ohio at S. 20 to $6 80; Southern is un-
changed, Wheat is lower; sales of Southern white
at 81 54-Corn is active and unchanged.
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ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 22.-Additional advices from
Kansas report that Gen. Lane, with hundred
and fifty free State men, was moving towards Ne
braSka. The movements of the balance Of the free
State army were unknown.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-10-01

~ We chreIiuiiy give place To the following
Card from Students at Chapel Hill. who have taken
a course Of lessons in Fencing from Capt. DcRue,
formerly Hungarian officer, and a resident Of
this City:
UNIVERSITY n. c.
Chapel Hill, Sept. 2lst, 1856.
To Capt. Eaeard DcRue:
We. the undersigned having taken a course Of
lessons in the ant Of Fencing feel no hesi,ancy in
stating that Capt. Edward DeRue is competent
teacher and high-toned gentleman We conf
IDENTIFY recommend him to the public.
Others have been among us who pretended to
teach Fencing; but one has given such universal
satisfaction. And we hope that this will not be his
last visit to the University.
In behalf # the Glass,
JOHN A. GILMER, JR., GEO. H. GREGORY,
N. b. WHITFIELD, A. Ii. SAUNDERS,
II. BRUER, w. 4. JORDAN,
F. r. ROAM, I. H. CHRISTMAS, JR.,
H. j. FOREMAN, A. 9. McALISTER,
L. F. NIXON, j. B. BACOT.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-10-01

eW The "North Carolina Whig," printed at
Charlotte, and other X. N. papers, are garbng Mr.
Buchanan's speech in 1926 on the Panama question,
in order to prove him freesoer. Such conduct is
dshonorable.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-10-01

W We call attention to the advertisement ir
our paper today, offering Mi'lbrook," in Halifax
County, for sale. This is most desirable property.
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Fremont and DisuniOn.


The Petersburg Intelligencer, Know Nothing
Wing paper, takes the following view of results in
the event of Fremont's election
"FREMoNr's ELECTION AND THE Dissolution OF THE
UNION ONE AND THE SANE THING.-He who doubts
that the election of John Q. Fremont to the Presi-
dency would bring about an .nmed,te dissolution
of the Union, would deny the existence of the sun
in heaven, or any thing else equally palpable to the
senses-Fremon: could not for the acant Of agents
carry the internal administration of the country.
No man in the South take a commission from
him, and no man sent from the North to the South,
for the purpose of filling any office under his ad
ministration will be allowed to stay here. He will
he will be carried off rail and his Office be shut
up Take our own town as an example. Will any
citizen of it accept commission of Postmaster from
Fremont? If one so base could be found he would
not be allowed to remain in his Office day
hour, but would be driven from midst with the
unanimous execratlOns of the community upon his
infamous head Here then would he stoppage of
the mails and what will follow ?-Should the Pres-
dent attempt by any armed force to open, and keep
open the Post Office that force will he resisted by
force, and thus should have oiutiOn diSsup-
ton vi the Government or in other words a dssolu-
ton Of the Union. OF the Office of Collector of the
Customs, Marshal Of the District and in fact Of every
other federal office in Virginia and the whole South,
the same thing may be said, and then where, we
should like to know, would be the administration
of the Federal Government? With the mails stop
ped, the collection Of the revenue stopped and the
process of the Federal Courts struck dead by the
want Of all officer to execute them, repeat, what
would become of the federal administration? And
yet this state Of affairs will rs surely cnsue as Free
mont is elected"
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-10-01

NNHE BLAND HOUSE.-Sale at tAuction.-Ths
u vauable property, situated in VI ,irreasbs.
ough. wall be sold 10 the highest bidder, PUBLIC
AUCTION in said town, Tuesday The day cf
October next Thus Hotel situated in the central and bs-
iness part of town. and offers inducements any wish
ing To engage In the business of Hotel kerp
any location in the Western part of Slate Ter.nseasy
aud wall be made known on day of sale. - -ef-
e ..i.-- JOEL MCLEAN,
WILLIAM s. RANKIN
DAVID MCLEAN t2F-
Gresnsboapugh n. c, Sept. 10th, lS5< U50-<tu<
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M II r r A Y ,

D. G. M u r r A Y,
DOORS BELOW WILLIAMS HAYwonD'S DRUG STORE,
HAS JUST RECEIVED AND OPENED AN EN-
u TIRELY stock Of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoss,
Hats, Bonnefs, &c, SC.
Old customers and new ones respectfully invited 70
come see and be satisfied that By purchasing here they
will money. The whole his stock has been purchss
ed this Fail and frum first hands He feels confident thai
he sell GOODS of equal quality low the lowest
cheap the cheapest aud good the best Call and
though do not buy-No trouble TO show goods-
enumeration items deemed useless almost
article be found in retail establishment will b.,
found here and he is confident that he will be able to sell
GOODS as cheap rs any house in Raleigh
NOTICE.-DO NOT FORGET WHILE LOOKING
N around for FALL AND WINTER GOODS 10 call III
the new Store. ;,
d. c. MURRAY,
Two doors below Williams & Haywood's Drug Store
Raleigh. Sept %, 1855. IiIl-wtf
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$500 REWARD.
A PROCLAM NATION.

By his Ercell<ney, THOMAS BRAGG, Governor Of NORTH
CaFoLinG.
WHEREAS, IT HAS BEEN REPRESENTED To
w that Akrr.d H. Ryarood, late of the County -
Wake the 9Th day of July last said County, did Kill
and murder John p Smith nf said County. aud tt
the said Ied H. Hayrd hath fed beyond the limits II
this State "a.
Now, to the end that the said Il fred n. HdWcooa
be apprehehded and brought tn ira. for his said offence
do hereby issue this, INV Proclauiato offering rewarI
OF Three Hundred Dollars for his apprehension and devc
~ TO the Sheriff of WsEc Ccunt-.
DEscRIPTIos:
The said Aifrsd H. HiyiE,oL is described follows
About feet 10 inches high spare made hair toers
bly, dark visage thin, skn little dark, fierce look an
fierce spoken; supposed be about % years old weighs
$50 lbs or lhercibIUis
Given under nv hand, and the grc:t seal of tls
IL. State of North Carolina, at fhe City of Raleigh.
this the 18th day of August, A d., ,-!s5s. =
THOMAS BRAGG. -
By order of the Governor:
Pulaski CowPER. Prirate Secretary. -
Raleigh, Aug. l5 lS.6. f7-6tM.
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H@ The communication Of Backwoodsman,"
giving sketch of the late enthusiastic ant.Know
Nothing meeting in Wadesboro', has been received.
We are obliged to our Correspondent for his atten-
ton but he has no doubt observed that we have
already published an account of the meeting from
another friend. "Backwoodslnan commends in
high terms the speeches the occasion of Messrs.
Steele and Strange; and he expresses heartfelt graft
ficaton, which is shared by the Democrats of the
State generally, at the announcement that James W.
Osborne, Esq, who was at the time in Wades5oro',
will for the future cooperate with the friends Of
Buchanan and Breckenridge.
DEMOCRATIC NArIoNALlrY.-The Washington
Union copies remarks of ours doing justice to
those Northern Democratic papers with which we
exchange the subject of the Constitutional rights
of the South, and adds
Cordially and gratefully will the whole American de-
mucracy endorse the language Of the Standard in regard
the papers it But The list might be increased al
moss hundred fold. We exchange with every promi.
nen paper published the free States and it
is with heartfelt pleasure that avail ourselves of the
present oppr bear testimony less to their
swerving fidelity democratic principles than to the ab
y fearessnesS aud ece w tn VIII ch they every
issue presented by reckless, revolutionary, and fanatca
opposition The of democratic cotemporares
throughout the free States fairly glow with the ervd elo
quence Ut genuine paIriotismP T.
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NEW!--ENTIRELY NEW!

September 9, 1855.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
Attest, DAVID +. DosGL.ss.
Proposed amendments to the
Constitution of the State OF
California

Section two of Article ten, is amended so ne Ia
read as tOllows: Aud IT, at any time two thirds ot
the Senate and Assembly shall think II necessary 10
revise and change this entire Constitution they shall
recommend TO the electors, at the next election for
members Of the Legislature, to vote for nrainst
IA Convention. And II it shalt appear that major-
" ~ the electors voting at such election, have voted
IN favor of cntng Convention, the Legislature
shall. at its next scss on, provide. by law for calling
n Convention. Ia be holden within slx months after
thc passage of such law and such Convention shall
consist of n number Of members, not less than thai
ot both branches OF the Legislature The Constitution
that may have been agreed upon and adopted 10y such
Convention. shall be submitted 10 the people, nj IA
special election to he provided for by law for their
ratification rejection; each voter shall express his
opinion hy depo>iting in the btllot-box IA ticket,
wherein shall be written ar printed the words For
The new Conslintion. or Against the new Fonsti-
lution " The returns such election shall, In such
manner ms the Convention shall dhect. be certified 10
the Executive of The Stuie no shall call To his as
lance the Controller Treasurer and Secretary OF
St1t'. and compare the vocs so certified To him. II,
by ch examination, it be- acertained that mHiOri
~ Of the whole number of Not"s, cast at such elect
ION e in favor Cf such new Constitution, The Exc
cuti ge Of this state shn 10y his proclamation. declare
uch new simtion o hc Tie Constitution 10 ba the
Cons'itution of the State Of California Ocl6
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
PROBATE NoTICt

STATE Of California, County "f Butte. Pr"hn.'
2 Conf nj .hnmb, Oroville. Oct 10. -
In he ma,tr 0f the es,ale of VIM T. Ba,i'N -
.ca>ed Whereas, Elizabeth Mcneil having 'h',c
f'ed II petition III the said Prubhle 'ur', 4. .eN'.
hal the will ui " M II Bai'ey, d. csest. ~ rG''
d Ia PROBATE Aud whPr,ns. IN Ordr w. -
said Probate c. Lrt ~ tti mler-. On sad = l. g.
Dc,oi.r ordering iiai thri notice Disi.'l ;pi =
ion ie puhInh'd d IN tie "Daily BuIi- h''h.
swsp,ptr published in Butte fo"nN ior y :. .'-
seVe days.
Nc.,cc il therefore given 10 all " HON IL m"i g..
IN that the pr,r T. ot said will viii h. herrd oh ''
.i;rd dry al No,.mhrr, A. ID. lt56. ~ ~ "'"1"pE
=. heiure the ion Jos. F.. n Lewis, Probate JU'' :
a thambels IN The 'own of Oroville
Witness my hand and the seal Of said PrUi a.
Court afnxed this Ihe 2sah day Of 0ciob~T. H. !
1855. at Oroshie.
MILES CHAPLIN, Probs,e Court
RyM 81. DARasH. Del uiy.
92i2led xIeirs l. Cougheys A1'ys Petition,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
DEcLARAToRY NOTICE.

N-OTICE is hereby given that l. Ellen Carpenter,
~ wife of naugericld Carpenter. OF the Count! Qf
Bute and state Of California do hereby declare thai
intend from and after this date TO carry TN business
in ny own name and on my own account, In said
county of Butte, and that said business is farming,
raising buying and selling of Stock Of a kinds; and
TINT / will be individually responsible in my own
name for all debts contracted by me ON account of
my said business. and / further declare that the
amount of capital invested by me in sad business y
does moi exceed the sum of five thousand dollars. In
testimony whereof have hercunto set my hand and
seal. th,s the 2d day Of October. A. d. 1850
Ellen CARPENTER iSeall
sworn 10 and subscribed before me his the I'd day
of Octol er. A. ID. 1856. }. ] ELLl'II-
Justice of the Peace.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
PROCLAMATiON.

"HEREAS the lst Section Of the lnih Ar'icl"
w OF the Constitution nf the state OF california
requires thai ndn,ni> of HE Constitution. nf"r
ha''ng hrtn adopted hy the I.erisniurc. shall n''
published three months with The ycHS md nay :
herrun. and referred 10 the next Legislature, aud
whereas the snneNed proposed amendment ~ 'ii''
constitution Was adopted 10y the Iegi-lai,U" NJ ~"
session Of 1888. and the san'e published and rci"rr.'
D" ~" Legislature at the session OF lr56. 1s rrqulr'
~ the Constitution. aud the said proposed amend
menf 80 r"fc rod having been ngreed to by majority
0f all the members of each House:
Now, tho r''tore. I. j. Neriy Johnson, Governor ~
HE state ti fallurnla do hereby direct that AZ H."
general election Ia be holden throughout the S'c It
California the first Tuesday after the hrs Monday
of November. A. ID. 1856, being the fourth day OF the
month, said proposed amendment be submitted 10
the qualified electors voting at such election, in &C
cordancc with nm Act entitled 'An Act agreeing 10
the proposed amendments to the Constitution and
providing for its submission TO the people" APP
proved April ~. 1856. and commend the same TO the
consideration Of the citizens of The State OF California.
- Witness my hand and the great seal of State,
! LIS. al the city of Sacramento, this the 81 day
- of October A. II. 1856.
J. NEELY JOHNSON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
DEcLARAroRY NOTICE

ATOTICE II HEREBY CIVEN-That !. Mary {.
~ smith. wife OF James NJ. smith, oi the county
Of Bu,te and State ef California do hereby clare,
that | intend from and after this date 10 carry on
business in my own name and On my own account.
in said county Of Pulie. and lhai SAD business -
that Of farming ra sing hu,ing and selling stock
an kinds, and that will be individually responsible
in my own nan'c for all debts contracted by ne, on
account of my said business. And further declare,
,,at the amount Of capital invested b! me III said
bu.niess does not exceed The sum of i've thousand
dollars
In testimony whereof have hercunio set my
haed aud seal, this the 9Th day Of October. A. u
1885, her
MARY G Il SMITH, H.
mark.
Sworn and subscribed to bciur" me- this The righsh
d.v of Octob4r A. d. 1856 SAMUEL GLASS.
ocIt9,. Justice OF The Peace.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE or CALIFORNIA, I
fE.t,,tw - llt.ft.
Probate court


p-oW ,hi- dsv It appearing e, my Satisfaction ~
n Judge ot The Prut,aic CnrrI IN and t"r Bn'tr
County hat the Board of Supervisors. AMI i'r said
'olnty. did "a tn" twenty fourth dav "f S'pl''u"'t
u one thon.ind -ishl h"ndred anl INV -n d"rl"'
Dr"vr - hc the county seat Of liW,r 60 lr"r ani
,,lcr ,h- -nd twenty .lop,rh dny of ~cph'mh"r. y
1856 in pursuance of an Act entitled Ah Net lu
change and tx the touIi sent ot FHU" thtutN' ~
proved Mach l0h. lr'i, and II tnr''rr spPhrng
10 my sntl>Glc ION. chat Il pr'Ncu bindings 10 rt
Tho said Canrt has been held. Hnd IL winch N" Rr'
ords have been Kept IN the town ol H'd""i are an
safe ~ place of depository tor sii Records, nt.
that the il liable Ia dpstrnCiOn 10y tr, by rca-
son OF their being constructed entirely OF wood.
And IL further appearing that there - no bulIdinv
IN the towu Of Bidwe suitable for holding The terms
of this court and to safely keep It's Records from fire
Other calamity, and il appearing that the to" OF
Orove is til place 10 hold the terms Of this Court
and that IA commodious and safe brick building in
said town has rendered to the county rs county
bindings.
II is therefore ordered. dludged and decreed that
the Clerk of the Probate Court, ir and for Butte
County. forthwith remove his office and the Records
thereof to 0roville. in The building selected by the
said Board ot Supervisors as county buildings. aud
that he do and transact the business of his said office
the town OF oroyille as The County Seat of Butte
County
And it is further ordered that the terms of said
court. from and after the said twenty.iourh day OF
September. A ID 1856, be held ut the said town OF
Orovp, until otherwise ordered.
And il j. further ordered that the Clerk ofhe PrD
bate Court. IN ana butte county ISSUE vi
under seal of said Court in conformity with this or
der.
And that the snmc be published in the Daily But .
Record, paper published IN the town of Orovlllc,
Tor the space offorty dals from the date hereof.
BY or Ter of Court.
Attest the foregoing true copy of the original or
der now flt in my court.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Pro.
ILSl bate Cour affixed this the 2ith day OF Sep
tember A D lsj6. at Bdwell.
MILES CHAPLIN, Probate Clerk.
BY DARRACH, Deputy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

County nf Bufcs
NINTH JtinICIAI. DISTRICT Court.
A-ON This day IL appearing to INV saistnc' ion. ~
Judge of the Ninth Judicial iI-'ri't t"Hri in
aud fnr Butte County. that the I!oar of Sup"rrs"r'
m and tor said County, did. on the twenvionr'h da'
of Scp,e,nbcr. A u one thousand eight hundred aud
ar six declare OroVille "a he the County seat ~
NM, Conpty from and nfier the said ourth
do, of September A. D. 1850, in pur-unnce at m Act
entitled An Act TO Change and fS the County Scat -
put,, County. approved March 10th 1856 and il fur
,hcr apnearng 20 my satisfaction that The present
hn1dincs in which the snd Court has been held. and
In =, hich The Records have been kept in the town ot
pidwpu are unsafe place of depository f'r sid
Records and thai the same ~ Liable 10 destruction
hy a,a bv reason of their being constructed entirely
~ wood And It further appearing. that there is no
h,ding In tho town of Bidwell suitable ror holding
M t,,ns of this court and To safely keep its Records
from fire or other calamity and Il appearing thnt the
town or Orny is fit place to hold the terms of this
Court nnd that n commodous and safe brick build
ing in said town has been rendered the county ms
cOutnv buildings. =, .
u 10 ,ba,eG,rp ordered. ndiudged and decreed that
tho ,Io, of the Ninth Judicial District Court in and
far Iut,e county forthwith remove his Office aud the
p.cord. tbereof to orovc. in the building selected
~ the said BOARD of supervisors as County Buildings.
and tat ne do and transact the business of his said
office AT the town Of Oroville the County Seat Of
Rutte County And il u further ordered. that the
terms Of snid Court from and after the said twenty
fourth dav of September. A. d. 1sif, be held At the
said town OF Oroville. until otherwise ordered
And it il further ordered that tho Clerk Of the Dis
tric Court in md for Butte County. issue an "ricr
under the seal Of said Court. in conformity with this
order.
And that The same be published in the Daily Rne
RECORD, paper published in the town o' oroV'iic'
for the space of forty days from the date hereof
Given under m, hand this 24th day of September
A. u. 1856
WM =. DAlNGERFIELD. District Judge,
s2o-40t Ninth Judicial District, Cal.