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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-30
A Canadisn n Physician's Account Of the sum.
ner Assault.

ner Assault.
Boston, May 20, 1856.
The Ereing Journal OF to-day publishes the following
DR. Bunting, Of Montreal Canada, states that he
in gallery Of the Senate chamber At ths time of the
assault on Mr.. Sumner. He had just been convsrsng
with the only lady there remaining, when he Mr..
Brooks approach Mr.. Sumner, not il 'front.' but his
SIDE and address to him words Ia allow of voice.
and at the Mr. raised his head turning
side to listen to Mr. Brooks, tie lattc struck him
blows with the greatest rapidity with
three quarters Of zach in diameter laying bis
scull with wounds from three to Eve inches Deep Er.
Sumner tried several times to rse from seat but
evidently much hemmed In be ncapasl Of rising
until be had, by great effort, tom the desk from Its
astenirgs, and then he pitched forward inseusbe upon
the floor. While this assault progressing Mr.. Ke,t
stocd with hand fourshing large keep of
any person disposed to interfere and with the
holding pistol behind him partially under the flap bis
coat but which DR. Bunting very disncty project
ing from between the flaps Of his (Keitts) coat DR..
Bunting enabled to this very clearly from his po
sition the gallery directly above the actors the
scene. The lady that Dr. B. was with had then gone,
and when he rushed down stairs the assault over.
During the attack Senator Douglas stood within Ave
feet of Ar. Sumner in free and easy position with both
hands in his pockets and making movement towards
the assailant.
Dr.. Bunting shaved off part of Mr. Summers hair,
and drew he lips Of the wounds together with sticking
plaster, but they net sewed until Mr.. Sumner was
tabenIhone.
The above Gear and distinct statement from cis
interested eye witness, distinguished gentleman, who
is entirely reliable to the mnutest particular
Dr.. Bunting is now stopping at the Adams House in
this citv.
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be iollow!ry is the specie I!st OF the Illinois

We are indebted for fsvors to Mr. E. T. Nit shen psr-
ser of the Illinois, and TO the California expresses g. H.
Wines Co.. Wells, Fargo Co. the Pacific Express Uon
psuy, and the San Francisco 6epo. OF J. ". Suf-
Ivan.
Governor johnson had removed W. n Rhodes from the
office of Secretary, and appointed Vim. BaafmAn sta
Secretary of he Senate
The ship Horizant sailed FOR Australia the 25th o,
APRIL carrying large number OF theatrical ladies' ana
gentlemen, among whom were MIS- Sinclair Mile. Duret
Harry Sedley John Dunn and daughter John Dean aad
George fnder Mrs. Sinclair intended TO be absent Asrut
ten nc nthE.
Mr. french for long time Identified With the stage In
San FraLcco ~ proprietor Of the Metropolitan has
received complimentary benefit and departed for Mexico
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Prospect OF Single New Yors1 Delegation
at Cincinnati.

ALBANY, Way 29 1855.
large numbsr Of democratic delegates from the Gil
OF Esw York and the river counties passed through this
city last evening and this morning for ,he Cincinnati
Convention Both softs and hards were IN company
From two of the most iphue among them learned
that secret proposition, the shape circular has
been made to unite upon single delegation sraong them
selves, and thereby avoid all collision or
dissatisfaction in the Convention. No particular csrd
date .erred and they agree to rde the decision of
the Convention either under a majority or two third
rule.
Both delegations are TO assemble together at the
Burnett House on Saturday evening. when an effort
viii be made at reco,ciation. No outsiders are
to be admitted, and to be permitted t, know
the terms Of unity. 1t Is freely STATED thst the
recert bombsAel Of the 4" radical democrats" thrown
into the camp of the soft Shells has had the eet of in
ducipg Cochsere, Seymour and company to make the
props sition to the hards, upon any ters for single
delegation of the New York democracy the Cincinnati
nAticpxl convention.
Such sn event will take everybody by SURPRISE and
may be the means o. turning the election State
from course wpich at this meat inevitable.
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THTLADBLFHTA bTUCK BUAKDs
IH1ApElrnA, May %, 1856.
Stocks excitedPepnsylv Fivss 49, Reading Rail-
road 445 Long Issnd Railroad, IL; Morris Cana, l3I
Pennsylvania Railroad 44<.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, May 20, 1856.
Sa'es OF beeves to-day Geo. asa slight decline One
hundred sold for New York, and sec for Phiadelpha
Tie remainder ranged from $S $40 25 net, lot c ,x
trs, the hoo ats5 Co. Hogs have decliuec sae1 4,
$7a$750
NEw ORLEANS, May 2s, 1856,
The cotton market is nchapged in any respect aes
today 500 bales Flour Ia quoted at s. 25 Mess pork
SIT. Other articles unchanged.
Albany, May 90, 1866
Oats-saies TO- 600 bushels, at Soc the outside
figure above the market price Corn-Sslea 900 bush
els Western mixed at 55c. Wheat-SAes 2, GEO bushels
Canadian sprirg, At VI u,
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evGnF By rA'rSo hasrNrC.--Coroner connefY he'd an
itqucsi 81 No 230 Cnrei street uppn the body 81
nan named HAan.A letIy, who committed snoiie ny
tsspe dcgs Of arsenic The deoea 1t appes nj had
beon suiIerngin mind trcE roms domestic dif,uliss;
and intent upon destroying hcrfe he purchesed dose
Of arse and pArtook Of the same Wr-p -e cassd
declared tat she bad tAton the IN With ths mt uon
81 putting al end 10 her es'stencs. pot porier sx
am patcn was made upon tho body by Or. Fsrgunon,
but rsces of poison could be found In the stamach
Int con Qes,cn OF that membrane clearly percept
ble The deceased was twentyons yeNrs Of ags aad WAS
A native Of Germany,
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The National Democ ratio Convention.
ARRIVAL OF DELEGATES-PLAN FOR A UNION OF
THE Nkw YORK HARDs And soFTs.

"
THE NEW YORK HARDs AND soFTs.
CrsesNATI, May 29-l04OP. ~
About FIVE hurdred delegates this evening
The balance OF the New York sofs have appeared The
Douglas men are laying low, but We shall have q great
crowd of them from the West en- Saturday The Penn.
sylyaDisns are going strong for Buchanan, while ths
mort tremendous efforts being for Perce One
hundred and fifty votes claimed for the Bgadier on
tie first ballot
Everything is in state Of bsauitu confession and ne
will rot be Strengthened out before Sunday. Col Greene
Collector Peaslee Harry Ribbard And her New Eugaad
sncers are lobbying for Pierce. Fornsy Ia foremost
smtng the Buchanan meD and the OF Perusy.ya-
n's Is somewhat injured BY s advosstes Douglas stock
grovs better evcr7 hour Pierce gets up .tle on
the Champion business, but III. people think 1t is rather
lats In the day.
The Kew York troubles exotic warm discussion. A
proposition has been made for conference com mtee of
i've from each delegation to settle s their troubles out
SIDE OF tie Convention The proposition remains in
allegiance ustl all the delegates hgre arrived II has
been accepted In part Tie New York division now ex
sites more talk than the nomination.
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House or Representatives.
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1866

WASHINGTON, May 20, 1856.
THE SUMNER CASE.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, (nigger worshipper) OF Ohio, from the
select committee the Sumner assault, said he had
been unanimously instructed to the House adopt
resolution that said committee may presen their report
reports with journal Of their proceedings at any
time when the House is in session. and that the docu
Lents sha thereupon be laid the Speakers table and
printed.
The resolution applied for unanimously adopted.
DISMISSAL OF cRAMTToN.
message received from the President, notifying
Congress Of the dismissal Of Mr.. Champion
mit'iDg documentsbeng the that sent to the
Senate. Referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs
THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS.
Mr.. GROW (npger worshipper,) of Pa, representing
the msjority OF the Committee Territories, made .
port, proposing to admit Kansas into the nien, with
the Topeka constitution.
Consideration postponed till the 25th Of June.
Several private bills passed
Adjourned till Monday.
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Later from Caa son Valley.

The uoun'sin express man, John A, Thompson, ar
rived in sacl amento from Carson Valley having started
on the 25:b of April he encountered three
feet in depth for about three miles, but compact
ustan the weight Of mules In fact the train crossed
the mountains and returned Up to the hour Of his d.
pslsure there had feen no rain IN the valley.
The prospecting party to Walker river had returned,
after an abepcs OF eighteen Gays They discovered gold
CD the head waters OF the river about hundred
lies to the southwark Of Carson The surface earth pays
cents 10 the pan Gold found In various
localities along the river but the PARTY did not prospect
thoroughly they would have done had their stock
Of provisions not given Ut On tie eastern slope OF ha
sierra NsvAda and TO the southwark of Carson geld
found far as trey travelled and hey only detsr-
continuing their shes sy the scarcity q
wood ard water AT present, the digsines cannot oa
probably worked.
Tns Washoe Indians, living east Of Carson Valley
threaten hoses because the fishing grounds are inter
fered wh they numb Der about eight hundred They had
run ed cabin Gear Creek, but the settsrs do noS
}oen therrfeivea 10 ary imminent danger.
HsotheI Crson hyde had taken up the Truoxee Mea-
COWS which are situated about thirty miles north of u O
Mormon station. He Anticps TIA settling there per-
naneny ~ the emigration fsom salt Lake, there bsinx
sone hun6red families shortly expected from tAAS
valley
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News from Northern Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, May %, 1856
An extra from the San Antonia Gazette Office contains
letter rom Eagle Pass, stating that President Coon
fort he'd ordered Gen. Vdsurr to collect and deliver up
all wh ich had been distributed IN his State Ger
Ianberg with four thousand men, against
vidauri, and it thought the latter would resist
The union between Coahuiia and Nuevo Leon has been
spnulled.
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indfan Outbreak In Shasta County.
BATTLE WITH TIE wHITEs-rwKNTY sAvAaES

We are indebted 70 the Sacramento U,,ion for tho
following important ipteigence:-0n Tuesday evening
the Indians living on Cow Greek, aighteen miles
from Shasta TO the number OF three hundred mad
q descent on Harrolds Mills but after severe skrmIA1
we're repused with the loss of twenty of their numher
II appears that about month anss Pa{tae Of one Dc
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The Black River ana Utica Railroad.

UIICA, MAY ~ 1906,
ote hundred and sixty thousand dollars worth Of Hrst
gage bonds of the Black River and Utica Railroad
Gonpsny were soa ut auction her. to-day at TO- The sale
VAS u en- sdJoIfDe' until the 10th OF June
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Horrible Butche,y in n1aripOsn County.
Translaedtor the Chronicle the Echo du Pacfnaue
AARIposA, April 2S, 1856.
have to inform you Of events OF grave Importance
which appear to to demand the Intervention of every
one who hss the heart of an honest
Al Aqua Fria, under some preext, the mob Ia driving
away the Chinese, burning their tents and provsions
and brutally beating those whom they catch
At Buckeye II fs worse still. band of tw snty br-
oil the M.xicans Chileaps and Chinese whom they on
counter and information just received the bes(
that butcbsrv IA the purpose.
Az maxwell 'Cek spatton the order Of thu dAy
sid bsa been or several dsvs The Ame leans
o.red all the Mexcans Chans, aud Peruvans to leave
the county, and their fixed property within fifteen mi
nutts after receipt Of notice aud in case Of faure u
comply thirty lashes are administered.
Alter the notice there regular chase, and AL a
the prosecuted blood have been mercessly massareA
wherever found whelher in their own houses on the
roads or In the bush. At the last the chase
still in progress AD sides and the number OF per-
known have been assacred was sixteen and II
il reasonable 10 believe that many others have suffered
in the bush.
1t In impossible TO foresee where the affair will sop
The public officers have not moved They avoid
every intervention even as near Maxwell, under diff
erent pretexts and among Others that necessary
for them to protect this vicinity, where complaints
constantly arising.
A correspondent Of the Eco del Paci6oo, writing from
jamestown, Tuolumne county says that seventeen Chile
ats and three Aeaicsns have been murdered by Amerf
cans near Bandertas in Marposa county. The killing
OF Cenley by Chuesn furnished pretext for a r,pp a
hounds collect and visit all the Spanish campo in the
vicinity hanging and shooting ct discretion and order
ing those whose lives spared to leave the county
medi&tey,
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Town
~ ship of Nevada, ss.-By virtue Of an Execu-
ton to me delivered, Issued from the court of p
Van ilagan, Esq, acting Justice of the Peace in
and for the county aforesaid, bearing date Feb 18th
D. 1886 to satisfy Judgment rendered by said Justice
Of the Peace the 18th day Of February 1856 in
favor OF j B Lobdell and against E. IIill Adam
Smith and o. n Smith, fer the of S92 65 debt in
terest damages and costs of suit have taken in Ex
ecution and will sell to the highest bidder for cash in
front of the Justice Office of S c. Herbert on Broad ST
on Saturday the 2lst day June, A D, 1856. between
right title and interest Of o. N. Smith in and to u
certain house and lot stu ted on Broad street in the
township of Nevada aud on the north side of said
street and adjoining the property known as the En-
pire stables Taken The property of tho above de-
f,ndant to satisfy the above demands and accruing
costs. j. l.. BROWN Const
Nevada, May 27, A D. 1856
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20
SHERIFF.S SALE

D ! virtue of an Execution 10 me directed issued
- fr,m the Clerks flee Of the District court in
-sai f1- the Cougry of Nevada. in favor OF G. W
KIDD nri against Wm L. VAND0REN and JOS.
tASDUhEN datel june 5h. 1885, for the sum Of
s. 45l 70 Debt AMI Damages (upoa which there is
r1'ig due The f Il COZ 56 with interest on the
saH ot 81 oJ1 81, from the p day of August 1854
at ne rate oi per cent pe- mon together with the
coss f sui', have levied uuon and seized the fol-
loving described property which had heretofore lev
1oI nron o. the % day ci December, D 1856 towit
oue unli'ide paf af Eliza. Mining Claims locs-
ted N y rdgsr IIl, Meyads CO., between the South
ant Mitale IubL Rivers about one and half mile
fren Cher5des
AlsoAl he right, title and interest of Defendants
"a aud to Waite. b.tch, oiseharGing water the
aforesaid Hill. Ai.o-Ihe undivided one-half
uf N;u'n- Claims. stuuei the aforesaid named
Da1ser lli'l and kniwn rs the Clark and Vandoren
cinims which [ shall sell Mt pibc auction to the
glest hiiderfir casa in fr at Of the Sheri's Office
Nevada city. on SATURDAY, June 26 b 1856, a,
o'c'ock Z NJ Given under my hand this 5th day o.
2une, 1855
Aues': Wv WRIGHT, Sheriff, N. C.
by WN BuTrERFIELn, Deputy. 6-tds
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20

l WoNDRR-When young man is q
clerk in store, dresses like a prince
smoking "foin cigars" drinking .'noice
French brandy" attending theatres, balls
and the like; wonder fhe does all upon
the avails ofhis elerkship
When young lady sits in the parlor
With lily y-whito fnge,s covered with rings
/ wonder If her mother dom wash the dish
es and do tho work in the kitchen
When a deacon Of the church sells strong
butter, recommending it excellent and
sweet, wonder il be don't rely upon the
merits Of Christ for salvation.
When man goes three times day to
cavern to get a dram, I wonder if Lc
will not BY and by 60 four times'
When young lady lsccs her waist a
third smaller than nature made it, won
der if her ''pretty figurcn will not shorten
hcr life some dozen years or more, besides
making herself miserable while she does
live
When young man is dependent upon
his daily toll for his daily income, aud
marries lady who does not know how to
make loaf Of bread or mend garment,
| wonder if he is not lacking some whore
say towards the top, for instance
When man receives periodical or
newspaper weekly, takes great delight in
rea ing it, but neglects to pay the prin-
ter, wonder if he has a soul or gi-zard Z
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20

SECRETARY MARCY AND THE "FREScn
BADr. IA Washington correspondent OF
the n. Y. Tribune writes as follows =
when NJ. Boilcau, the French Charge
fAfaircs, waited upon the Secretary OF
State to notify Kim officially Of the birth
of a son to Louis Napoleon, he was re-
ceived with the Premier's wonted courtesy
and his communication was listened to
with all due official respect but after it
was all over, it is said that Mr. Marcy
could not help adding in a friendly way,
you may think great deal of impor-
tancc attaches to this ceremony, Sir, but
we don't"
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20
SHERIEFlS SALE

!TaEREAs on the l7th day Of May a. D. 1856 flual
~ aEi4nsit aad dec rendered in the District
Court of hs tih Judicial District OF the California
Ia aud for The comfy oi Nevada against E. Smith nnd
LYDIA NJ Sniih and favor ot benjamin Jones for the
sum i eleven hunirs and thirty eight dollars principal
debt with Interest the principal the of three
per ceut ms%h from the rendition OF Judgment, togeh
es VII all costs o. suit AMI whereas the said 18th
day Of May A. D. 1855 Il ordered and dccreed by the
said CoIrt that the Mortgage forth in the plaintiff
complaint bc for Closed and the property therein des
cEbcd 10 Wit piece parcel of lard sitnaied the
south sle OF froad street The OF Nevada,
California on hch said lot stinds the HOTEL known
ihc Unip3 lloel which At FONTS B-ond street, twenty
i've foot an exfs7iairs back 10 Spring Street, in such
unnner as such Tot was n'iEnsly located that the
eh III extend apay p1s -t,e thirty fee, together With
~ aud singular The arpItennnces and hercditaments
ihereuain ,ung 9, ne "veti upon and sold 10 sasfy
.ait ID tnrnt, interest ard cus and proceeds there
~ epPed ~ the Of said Of money afore
siid
Notice IS hereby that shall sell the des-
cFd property at pbic auction TO ths highest bidder
cash IN ffna Of The GurTs office. Nevada Saturaay
the 2lsi day of June lsJo. the ho1r ef2P NJ.
Given Under rly laIfl ths .Sfh day of Nay, 1856.
" ". WRIGHT, Sheriff, ". c.
Py G. F. WOop Uuder Sheriff
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20

STRAwBERRIEs.-An american in Lo,,-
don.-The North American Review tells
the following good story a counts, man
Of ours, OF somewhat rude appearance
walking in the strand early in May saw
bis favoritc dish of straw berries and cream.
blushing at him from the counter of res
taurant. Entering, he carelcssiy called
for bowl, to the marked surprise Of sew.
raj persons present, who knew the cxtrav-
agance of the laxury, and rightly psesu-
med that the American was ignoraIit at
aaat cost he was gratifying hiaself. H.
had not finished his iepast before the Gu
rous looks of the company suggested his
mistake, and aroused al his lslon. pride.
l"What's to pay :" inquired he, as he laid
down his dish, not without a glovcrne
side lock ct the wiseacrcs vino waited tor
his chopi.llen aspect when tue victualer' Is
reply should fall upon his ear. CA gu-
nca, sir" Tossing down the coin from a
not over full purse, and bsidling up with
an air OF assumed indifference, ''I'l take
another q was the Americans only rejoia-
der
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20
WHOLE NO. S23.
JoHN TYLER LrcruIEc ON THE DEAD.

JoHN TYLER LEcTUITc ON THE DEAD.
The South Side (Va.) Democrat states
that ex-Presidcnt Tyler is about to deliv-
er lecture upon "thc dead of his Cabi-
net" The Democrat says:
"In that Cabinet were the accomplish
ed Legare, the elegant and erudite Up
sbur, the brilliant Gilmer, and those twin
giants of their age, Webster and Calhoun,
Scarce ten years have passed since the il
lustrious gallery Of Statesmen, iurists and
scholars filled the offices Of the Cabinet,
but one by one the nation has put on
mourning for them, and he who gathered
them around him to bear with bin the
great responsibilities of lis time, and share
the heavy duties Of his post, lives still to
speak thcir eulogism Need we add that
it will be a tribute worthy even Of these
mighty dead"
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20

A SIGN FROM THE MopNTAlNs.-Our old
friend Pollock has ceased his editorial conuec-
ton with the Trinity Times, and returned to
this city When the excitement broke out, ard
every one in the the State took sides for or
against the Vigilance Committee. our friend gor
on the wrong side Of the question and adyoea-
ted the cause Of the LAW ard Order" party
] ne Times had then 3S5 subscribers. but in n
few days tie price was reouced to six, ard all
MS advertising patronage was withdrawn
The editor was also an attorney, aud had thr.
teen cases in c0urt-these were also Withdrawn
from his care. He does rot report himself
well pleased with the treatment at Neavervil!e.
Mr.. Pollock is talented and very clever gen.
tlemaD, and we regret that he has placed him.
sell in such a position as to incur The censure
Of his former patrons and the community in
which he lives Ere Jour
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20

Old Heinelsperger, a few days since,
gave to bis only son, "a promising spcci-
men of Young Germany,") IN ant;qna-
ted male goose, and told him ha might
f,tten the fowl and sell it in maskct. A
short time after, the cid gentleman aisooe-
cred The gander near the wood pile, minus
that important apPendase, bead. lie
called bis son, and, il an angry tone, de-
mandad
''shonny, vot Tor you kill the goosey
shicken, eh:"
shoonny shook his fist at the decapita-
ted goose, and answered:
"Vot for he want to bite me, zen, eh ~
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

In TIC matter OF the application of L. w 6ETCHELL an
ln-olvent nebor.
the iSirci Conr OF The Fourteenth Judicial District
in anl for The county Of Nevada
t'-Irsl order heretofore made by the Hon,
Niles Seafs nis'rlei Judge Of the District Court afore
said Notice i hereby given all creditors of said In
solvent be and appear before said Court the Court
Honse in The town and County of Nevada Monday the
2.s day of July A. D. 1885, NJ 10 o'clock, A. NJ then and
there show if any they why assignment
Of the sid nsnIyeHt's Estate should be made and
be discharged from his debts lnsolvent debtor.
Given under my hand with the seal of the
l. District Court aforesaid hereto affixed
this 9Th day of June A. ID. 1855.
j. II. BCSTWICa, Clerk District Court.
BY Thomas p. Hawley. Deputy.
Tweed Fletcher Attys for petitioner. june6-lm
The Nevada journal., 1856-06-20
CONSTABLE SALE.

STArE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Town
~ ship of Washington-By virtue of an Execution
on an attachment to me delivered issued from the
court of e. W. Tallman Esq acting Justice of the
Peace IN and for the county aforesaid bearing date
May 9th, D. 1856, to satisfy Judgment rendered
by sal court in Alpha, the 9th day of May A. n
1856 in favor Of Charles d Lorimier and against W
C. Taylor for the of SIG 10 cents debt interest
damages and costs of suit have taken in Execution
and will sell to the highest bidder for cash. the
premises in the town of Omega, SATURDAY, the
2lst day OF June A. D. 1856 between the hours of 10
o'clock N and o'clock, P. II, all the right, title
and interest of W. c. Taylor in and to certain
Blacksmith shop, and lot which it stands, Black
smith Tools and all the appurtenances thereuno be-
longing Said building SITUATED in the town of One
ga, opposite Messrs Merrills dwelling known as Hud-
son Taylor shop also one frame house and lot stu-
ated near Omega adjoining I. w Hudsons residence
Taken as the property of W. c. Taylor to satisfy tho
above demands and accruing costs Alpha, June 4th
D, 1856. js6-lm C. GOA, Constable.