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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-29

n BA HPocts AaE4t-=
IA auOu Saaks Marshall Salt
Huuo - Wartlfugtau -,
re Slip Perunel direct from L,rpool fsr e1c ifu the
Dark EDMOND, BAAINFuiI \ GO.
July 3l
stHaNDS WINE
Id lulIalfl1pe4 Goddard aud Champagne Bnudr,
IN " % Londeh Dock
IN or caA.s
IoHl=g,'s tAanparue lIadsI L, f Eenand
IaIy #5.,s ruNoND. nAVENP0Rr y -
fty.No-W W. hnvc ON hand surc Of tlr Irnlvs
carruat G0uua that imported Inst winter 50 u MS
heard Inn the purchasers It has given eni. salts
lnrna. ,aa With Pcfiyau Passengers by The tonirn
hcrr, lli ~ tie, pass through the farms u W leEPA
Es,t \ Galrott Esd u Andcspu. jr. welr spme oi The
EDM6Sp pAvENroRT & co,
iy2cts. Richmond.
GtssNo. .sau'ANO.-ilayiog made Arrangements with
In The Peruvian Agents 10 get supplies ot ~ A0 On tue
best tctm. are now prcpaf I" iHrnsh We haN' now
nfuat 7JuO bals, and Nho nroFhlaffe""ip"H
Nt shall el what MS dfH from the nFenS
and MI who purchase from may r' "a genng GlNUlNE
GtsANo We solicit the orders 6 aud al others
that Will aH4 furnish them IN ihc
''s' ~ wv '"' ~ GRESHAM & co,
fol- .Iifs North side Of The Basin, Richmond, Va,
snn hhAfA rEET SEASONED INC"
H9FAFaSEVEkP Baton Weed, 1Ut0 feet inch Hutton
Waal-a Superior article for Tobacco 'oNes For sne hy
r. II WnITLOGK son
s,F.a1rR sEE8.-rElME NEw CLOVER SLIp
for ,ale ON the test terms. tkE&SllAN 1 60.
fab35ts North sdo Of the Basin, Richmond, Va.
T.. RoyeTEH, ,BR0TnER 4 60, Rich
"a MOSD "a, prepared "a make liberal adv 'ah''s on
i-pr,ts If AfANrr NoIuHID ANp LEAf TOBACCO and
Br4HInaI & i,ovstcrs. 9J water street, New YORK
shipments to 5icssrs Brummel hoysers, through our
A. l.. ROYSTER,
]. ~ ROYSTEK,
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d MAIN ST. Liberty. NAtll#thc site of tAt hotel
formerly koit hy Nm. Terry. osi)
The above house now rebuilt IN the modern Sly e "d nr
ni,hed opened tor the rec p"n o
guests The ud i-uod promise their best efforts TO merit
any patronage win 'hry may receive
,lI ARIES y S1EPToE, Prrpuoteis
"a HACK will always he in readiness I. eerNey the
guest, the House aud u haegase /" aud from he Kan
- trn,. II IN -.-ilts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-29

JunV ROwITrr y. NJ TASNoR, D. y. NtIsidtt
HORN IoNEEVE n CO., General toE,aniS

- eI0N MTKCnANTs. No IIG sycamore slroo' FoicTs
burg Va
Particular paid to sales Of ToBAcco, FLOUR
WntAr. GorroN aud Country Produce generally
Prompt sales quick every une request
cd 10
Farmers supplied with pure Peruvian aud Mexican Guano,
Lime Plaster Bone Dust Seeds Agricultural Machinery I'm.
rlenents. A. &c. DE Burgs super Phosphate Il Lime,
Nsntgom5ry Is Premium Rockaway Fan Mills SCOTS Little
Giant WATTS Gun Brace ploys &e. tHrCdly
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
or. uouuRr EARN. Dentist.

tss-,-1scsssyyss, pES. HoH.Er & aIsRN. Dentist.
Y3ssss has rcuuVod his office door altYe h=
'4IIfNYYT slences on MAIN ST, and spuaro aoNe
D,hr.lls Hotel. I,u ltits
BkH. D. g.. s-9EENS.EE otter hI- proI'--ios-
~ Al SERVICES o the citizens of tynehtnrs vicinity
onieu in Warwick House
may IDLY
a. "a. sss sEsH<ssOtBEH, s:rurrni s"n.mis-
bSs sion MERCHANT. NJ. d. FRONT SGRllsI \. \.
Particular attention given To GRAIN AND All sol III
ERN PRopI Cf
Refer To X II. Lowry, ESD Cashier Of the Bank II tr
RI ubic y \ ~ Il. r Ima '.flom
1.1EANHEHN n BIsOIzIaEt, t.rocer- - Conn
n MISSION MERCHANT :. next door 10 Liberty Ware
hnuse Man street. Lynehburg Va have just received afEe
and general Stock GrOcerics consisting Mbfo IN
that line also large stock ot Blankets IN lied Cloths kfsoNs
Sauetts Plad Lnseys Cotton olnaburgs Bro" naa Bleach
Doucsrs Calico Boots and Shoes Nua Hats
and Caps aud many other Goods which they Offer 10 hede
the -
FENstIHsE n Ha Dp. Attorneys at Inv, hn'c
associated themselves in the practice ct toe Law lHl VIII
practice all the Courts OF the city of Lynchbn AL IN the
counties Of Campbell ApromattoN, Amherst and H.tra
All business entrusted to them VIII meet with ul aiten
tim. ima 5#als
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nssI rcrciscd n lIrgF Aseorin cni OF Ei-ItfE
- ST an colos Frauch Work ~1eh as ,Seove1 Collar
thrmscttps Nankcrgirts figured and PLAIN swiss, Can
brio. y o., At reduced Er,a,t, and lor sale .
inn, ii Isl n =GTGGENIIEIMER.
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w We prepared 10 furnish our customcA ana olh,'s
ur wish 10 conagn their grain prime New PagS at the
us4al Ran Road charge--say one cent per bushel -
iaI,#.,. d,cts IRBN 4 SAL NbERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-29

"a opened another supply of superior French Patent
eaAer oxford Ties Caters genera admitted To be
per 0 those mado j. Miles q Son T. SEABuRY.
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" HANDS ANp tpENl ltE.-We have Just received
large lu ,fou Nur,t Shaac~ of and heautinl pat
l.ais aud also bands and Curnice of every
ttaHty. Iita-e call and examine at
iul, - J II GREGORY x cos
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HyAND. D.Gu.No. A>O.-We will rcccn

m fv dovs n pufe P1ruV I'M G0nn0. % Whleh
invite the attention o. friends aud the publle
1u, Io-ts NtCDEKIE s JONES.
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n u ~
vaua Domestic Cigars tor sale wholesale aud kPfa
at II NJ HARRIS Gus Tobacco Cigar Wine and Liquor store
Wehayc now received complete sortmen Of Cigars &c,
&c and ic attention OF persons IN ne'd o any
him i'm cur line our stock which larger aud
r man mat OF any house the city, and facilities 10
lrs the hest articles, i'm uur Inc surpassed By any
kousc in Virginia Please give usa call. ~ 80
sep l6ts II N hAhltlH " ~
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-22
CONSTABLE'S SALE

- ss.-By virtue OF Writ Of Restitution to me
devered, Issued from the Office of A. e. Miles. Esq
an setting Justice OF the Peace in and Tor the couty
aforesaid, bearing date January e9.h, D. 1876, t.
satisfy Jui@in-nt rendered h the said Cuuit or
the 29t day OF December, A. D. 1856. in favor O.
J. blattau and G. Kraft, and against John Doe
ails McCoy. for the sum Of Sl02 55, debt interest
damages and costs of suitl have taken in execution
and will sell to the highest bidder for cash. in front
day of February, A. d. 1856, between the hours o
10 O'Clock A NJ. and o'clock P NJ. all the right
title and interest of John Doe alias Mccoy. in and
10 certain house and lot situated on Boulder
street IN the township OF Nevada said lot being or
tau y kr1tt's premises on the cast
Taken as the property of Mccoy to satisfy the
above demands and accruing costs.
J. L, BROWN, Constable,
Neuada, Jan. 81 A. D. 1856. 42
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-22
$GAEnEfl0NG.

oAAlE of CALitO.tNlA,l Justice IS Court
County Of Nevada, ySs
Township of Eureka ) Before L. A. sackett, j. p.
The People OF The state of California GS. s. L. Russell
EOt ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to a2pear before the
under igned- Justice of the Peace at his Office in
sand township, on SATURDAY APRIL. 26th 10 O'Clock
A. n, TO answer TO the complaint Of AAlt-S L. BROOKS
HENRY DIEVEN OORFF, Il. NJ DANTON, ard G. H.
BIRD who demand ofyou S52s7 alleged to be due Them
on Dcok account which account IL file in this Office
On failure SO to appear and aHs''er judgment will be
rendered against you for the saii OF So. 81 wi h
damages and costs OF suit
Given under my hand this 12lh day of January A. D
1901 L. a. SACKErr, Justice Pence.
sstdteJ CdttjoTnio, County Of Nevada, Eureka Town
snip-l appearing to my satisfaction from the affidavit
VI Henry Devendorf, the Plaintiff above mined that
Inc above named Defendant s. l.. Russell has left the
STATE, and is not resident of this State and thai
cause OF action exists against the said Dee ndant and
enri;led cause,
II is therefore ordered, that SUNNI ons in This action
oe sarved on The Defeudant, s L. Russell. by publi-
caoh thereof once week for period OF three months
IN rhe Nevada JoUaNAL,a public wspaper published
IN the said COT nty of Nevada.
j.. A. SACKETT.
january le-3m Justice Peace. Eureka Township
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-22

AyEcDoTE CT PREyTIss.--The new Life Of
Prentiss contains this pretty story respecting
his second duel with General Foote:
The meeting took place on the right bank
Of the Mississippi river, opposite yicksburg,
and at the fire Mr.. Prentiss' pistol snapped.
while Gen. Foote missed, shooting over him
This increased the eagerness Of the large crowd
assembled to witness the affair to such degree
that they pressed mp on each side Of the line
until there was left quite narrow space,
scarcely room enough for the passage OF the
bulls, Alter the parties had resumed their
positions, pistol in hard and triggers set,
awaiting the word for a second fire, every thing
being as still as death, Mr. Prentiss observed
little boy, who, anxious to witness "the fun"
was climbing sapling in his rear, and said to
him MY son, you had better take care I;
Gen Foote is shouting rather Wild" The good
humored tone in which the remark was made.
the solicitude it implied for the safety of the
child, tie GOODNESS and forgetiulness of self in
situa tion so trying, elected round ofapplause
which made the forest ring.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-22
SRERIFF,S SALE

z VIRTUE Of an Execution TO me directed issued
- from the Clerks Office of The Court OF Sessions in
anu Tor me Corn OF Nevada in favor Of The People and
against Etzlbttn Applegate. dated January 9TH 1856 for
me sum of THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS. together with
costs OF suit taxed al s. 70 have levied upon and seized
tse following described property-to-wit:
THE HOUSE AND LOT on which il stands situated in
ihe county aud town of Nevada the of Pine and
Commercial streets, and known Lizzie Applegates
Which shall sell at public auction hg hest bidder
ior Cash in front of the Sheris Office Nevada city, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH. A. D. 1856 at = p NJ
Given under my hand this 9th January 1856.
Attest W. W. WRIGHT She i6 n. c.
January 25-ids By C. F. Woop, Under shenf.
~ The sbove sale Is postponed 10 Saturday Feb sd
lsA. W ". WRIGHT, Sheriff,
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-22

EGGs-AcT-LY-M. the popular clerk of
Messrs. I. & Co., is something of wag
in his quiet way. Strolling into neigh
borhood store the other day, and espying
box of eggs nicely packed for shipment
he accosted the proprietor with-''I say
W., what'll you let me jump into that box
Of eggs for, boots and all % "Well," says
W. carelessly, "about a quarter, guess. y
No sooner said than done in went NJ. UP
to his knees in eggs, devoted some twenty
five or thirty dozen to everlasting smash.
"W-hy! stammered the astonished gro
Ger. Il didn't think you'sg going to jump p
.Ihe deuce you didn't" replied M. 81
should have IT you'd asked tcice as much .
and he quietly walked off with the fruits
ofhis victory" dripping from his garments,
evidently satisfied with his bargain, and
leaving, W. to pocket the joke and the guar
ter, and make the best Of it.-Frank fort
{ Me. Gasette
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-22

A CURIOUS JAPANESE LAw.-The Jap
anese, whom we regard as being at best
only semi-barbarians, never punish any
one for escaping from prison. They hold
that it is the natural right of every one to
exert his ingenuity for reg aiming his lib
erty: and when retaken, no harshness is
used in the conveyance back or subsequent
detention. If there be blame any where.
it is with those who suffered him to escape
through remissness in vigilance. This we
have on the authority of Russian, who
was one Of the few survivors from a yes
sci wrecked on their inhospitable coast.
After being incarcerated according to their
accustomed rule, he escaped to where he
expected boat would take him to some
ofthe European ships in the offing; but
he was recaptured, and lodged again in
prison. He was greatly surprised at his
mild treatment afterwards, which he fear
ed was only preparatory to cruel death,
till he learned their criminal escape law.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-22
SUERIFF1S SALE

EJY virtue of an Execution to m. directed issued from
ID the Clerks Office of the District Court aud for
County of Nevada in fy"- Of James Holmes and aernst
Richard Berryman D. fage ct al dated 3st day of Jan.
1880 Tor the sum OF fhree Hundred and Eighty loiinr.
Debt with interest the sum of ,s 90 from the 24th
day oil OCTOBER A. D. 1888 at the of 10 per cent per
annum together with costs of suit at $50 AL
levied upon ana seiZed the following described property
to-witA the right, title and interest of d. Page in the
Gold Tunnel Co. said interest being the undivided ninth
OF all property belonging to said Co. which shall sell
pnblic auction to the highest bidder for cash in front of
the Sheriff oiceI Nevada city the 23d day of Feb A.
d. 1855 Given under my nnd this 3st dav Jtnnary A.
ID. 1896. Attest W. W WRIGHT. Sheriff ~ C..
4o-td By c. +. WooD. Under Sheriff.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-22

sJ- The .State Journal says that a
Chnaman has made small steam engine
in which he has introduced many improve
ments. 1t is now on exhibition at the
sold Defender SatJon," in Sacramento,
and it is the intention of the inventor, if
he can raise the means, to carry it to
Washington to secure patent for his i'm
provemcn,s. Can it be possible that one
of the Mongolian race can improve on
the model machine of the Caucasian race :
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.

WHEREAS, on the twenty first day of Jan
w A. D. 1856, a final Judgment and decree
was rendered in the District Court of the l4th
judicial District of the State of California, in
and for the County of Nevada. against Geo. d.
Dornin and in favor of Matthias Yost for the
sum ofS97l so, principal debt. with interest
on the principal at the rate of per cent, per
month from the rendition of Judgment until
paid, together with all costs of suit taxed at
S33 I3. And whereas on the said Dist day of
Jan. A. D. 1856, it was ordered and derreed
by the said Court, that the mortgage set forth
in the plaintiffs complaint be foreclosed, and
the property therein described to wit All
that piece of land situated in the township and
village of Grass Valley and bounded as follows:
On the north side Of Main street and fronting
ou the same twenty'four feet and extending
back one hundred and eghty'one feet more or
less the premises known as the Golden Gate
being on the east side. and the premises of Mr..
Wood on the west side with all and singular
the hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in any wise appertaining be le-
wed upon and sold to satisfy said Judgment,
interest and costs. Notice is hereby given
that shall sell the above premises at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash in front
of the Sheriffs Office on Saturday the lst day
March, A. u. 1885, at the hour of 2 P. NJ. =.
Given under my hand this sth day of February Al D.
1856
Attes. W. w. WRIGHT, Sheriff. y C.
4l-3t By &. F. WooD, L. s,
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-22

THE FILLIBUsrEFs.-Despatches from
Washington say that certain Foreign Min
isters apprehend, on what they consider
undoubtcd authority that tie Walker
movement embraces within the scope Of
its ultimate. operations the conquest of
CIba, Porto Rico and St. Domingo -
Hence the constant watchfulness in that
quarter, and frequent communications
with our Government on the subject.
The report OF Gen. Shields, made
year ago, in the Senate, has been repro
duc5d, in viii h P H. French is charged
with obtaining two thousand dollars worth
Of Government stores On a forged letter
ofcredit, and branding him as an imposter.
This has materially operated 10 damage
Mr.. French's prospects here.
~ Parker II. French has been ar
rested at New York, and released in half
an hour. Seven or eight Of the Fillibus-
ters are indicted.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.

L -.
ETSY virtue of an Execution 10 me directed
Essxe issued from the Clerks Office Of the Dis
lrlct Court in and tor the County of Nevada.
in favor of Peter Hcndrickson and against
Clapp & Irwin, dated Jan 80 1856 for the
sum Of Two Hundred aud Thrtvcioht and
G5-l00 dollars, debt, with interest on the sum
Of S23S 90 from the 29th day of Jan. 1856. at
the rate OF ten per cent per annum together
with costs OF suit taxed at $40 SO, | have lev
led upon and seized the following described
property which had formerly attached, to
wit:
All The right title and interest of Clapp &
Irwin in and to house ard the lot on which
it stands. situate in Nevada County, in Hum,
bug City and occupied as a Ho,e Also all
the right title aud interest of Clapp & Irwin
in and to the Stables aud the lot on which it
stands adjoining the above named Hotel. AL
SO all the right title aud interest of Clamp &
Irwin in and to q log storehouse adjoining
the above named hotel also 10 hair niatrass-
es, 10 pairs blankets, II pairs sheets, ii bed
steads, and bed spreads.
Which l shall sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, on the obove described
premises at Humbug City, on the % day of
Feb. 1856. w. W. WRIGHT,
Sheriff Nevada Co.
IDS. By c. F. Wood, Under Sheriff
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-22
SuERIEE,S SALE

% virtue of an Execution to directed issued from
D the Clerk office of the District Court in and for The
County Of Nevada in favor OF Hoy Fiadty and against
Aldrich Stevens, dated JAN 10th 1855 for the Of
lhree fi1nired Dollars. Debt, with interest the of
$50 90 from the 18Th day Of December j. D. 1856.
the rate 10 cent per together with costs of suit
taxed at SIS 5p have levied upon and seized the follow
ing described property which furarly attached by
the sheriff OF Nevada CoGntf-to wit The House and
Nevada md knownas the Metropolis ioe which shall
sell at public auction to The highest bidder for cash in
front of sherins OGice, Nevada city the 23d day
February A. d. 1866
tiveu under my hand this 3lst day January, A. u.
1856. Attest, W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff y. c.
BY C. +. Wood Under sheriff.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-22

A Virginia Postmaster has been in.
curing of the little pictures stuck on the
letters" and another official in Iowa, de-
sired the Department to sustain him in 9
decision he had recently made against q
''fellow' who insisted that "them picture!
of Washington, on the letters, paid Ii,
postage"
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-22
SUMMONS

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF Nevada, Township
- OF Nevada Justices Court, Before a. c. Miles, j.
p The People of the State California to Chester Wright
You are hereby summoned to appear before the under
sned Justice q The Peace at his Office in said township
on SAlufA1 the 24th day of February, 1853 Mt 10
o.Iock NJ. TO answer TO the complaint of J. E Perkins
20 who sue TO recover % aad 401GO dollars balance
alleged 10 be due on your pronissary note to them
On filure So TO appear ana answer Judgment will be
dered against you for said of S93 40 damages and
costs of suit.
1886. A c. NILES. Justice of the i.craro
A true COPY attest
J. I. BROWN, Constable
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-22

The father of Gen. Tom Thumb, Mr.
Stranton, who resided near Bridgeport,
Conn.,, died recently. His mind has been
disordered. It is understood that he ac-
CURED fortune by the ezhib bition of his
little general, which will now be divided
between the widow, the renowned dwarf
and his two married sisters.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-22

|
DANIEL WEBsrER.-The following por-
traiture Of Daniel Webster, is by Raj ph
Waldo Emerson
"Mr Webster had natural ascendency
of aspect and carriage which distinguished
him above his cotemporaries. His coun-
tenance, his figure, his manners, were in
SO grand 2 style, that he was, without eff
| fort, as superior to his most eminent rivals.
as thay were to the humblest; so that his
arrival in any place in this country drew
crowds of people to satisfy their eyes, who
could not see him enough, He did not
disappoint the eye nor the ear. He was
fit figure in the landscape. remember
his appearance at Bunker HILL He knew
well that little more or less of rhetoric
signiied nothing. He was only to say
grand things when he had them if not,
then to abstain from saying unfit things
| 1t was place for behavior more than
speech, and Webster walked through his
part with entire success. The perfection
Of his elocution and all that thereto belongs
accent, attitude, manner-we shall hot
soon find again. Then he was so thor
oughiy simple and wise in his rhetoric
He saw through this matter, hugged his
facts close; though lie knew how to make
such exordiums and perorations as would
not embarrass his march or oontound his
transitions. We saw them in order as
they were. Though he knew very well,
on occasions, how to present his personal
claims, yet in his argument he was intel
lectual, and kept his fact bare OF person
ality so that his splendid wrath, when
his eyes became lamps, was the wrath OF
the cause he stood for. His power was
not in excellent parts but was totally diff
ferent. He had great and everywhere
an equal property. He worked with that
closcness Of adhesion to the matter in hand
which joiner uses, and had the same quiet
fitness of place that an oak or mountain
might have. After all, there remained
that perfect propriety, SO that his beauties
of detail were endless. He seemed bora
for the bar, for the Senate He took nat
urally very large part in public and pri-
vate affairs for his head disturbed things
in their places, and what he saw so well he
compelled other people to see also All.
great is the privilege of eloquence What
gratitude does ever human being feel to
him who speaks we'll for the right, who
translatestruth into language entirely plain
and clear"
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-22
MESS. rREEngAM & COS E1PREss

TO all parts of the ATLANTIC STATES and EURHPE
TREASURE. PACKAGES and LETTERS transmitted to
and from the above points with unrivaed dispatch and
sec Jrity.
GOLD DUST AND COIN forwarded to all parts of the
United States and Europe, insured uninsured at
low rates as can be done By any house with security
Our Treasure Express VIII always be accompanied by
faithful Messengers.
NOTES DRAFTS BILLS &C.. collected or negotiated,
and all orders attended TO promptly.
Purchases of every description made.
Forwarding of merchrndze. and commissions, of every
nature. attended 10 with promptness.
EzJ"GO1D DUST BOUGHT.
R1-CIECKS on SAN FRANCISCO, SACRAMENTO, &
IAKYSVIILE
Fs- BILLS OF EXCHANGE on THE ATLANTIC TATES
AND EUROPE.
II. MACkIE, AGENT.
Nevada. January T. 1856.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-22

The meanest man in the world lives in
West Troy In helping him out of the
river once, man tore the collar of his
coat. The next day he sued him for as
sault and battery.
The Nevada journal., 1856-02-22
rA of c1onE c. A II AS suasa 1rf fa9
PITT ApAMS
Summons.


STATE OF CALIFORNIA Comfy of Nevada Township
~ OF Eureka, Justice Court ss Before L. A. Sacket j. =.
The People of the State OF California to s L. RUSSELL
JOHN PURDOM:-
You are hereby summoned to appear before the under
ssed Justice OF the Peace at his office in said township,
IN Monddy, the 26M deg Of AprH, 4. d. 1856,
at 10 Clock a NJ. to the complaint of Henry
iheyendoril James l. Brooks, T. Danton and Charles l.
brd VINO demand Of you S72,46 alleged TO he due them
on cook account which on file in this Office
On taaie so 10 appear and answer judgment will be
dered against you for the said of SI 46 with damages
and costs cf snit Given under my hand this l2h day of
Jan. 1855. l.. A, SACKETT, Justice Peace.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada Eureka
iownshp:-it appearing TO my satisfaction, from the
"aVt OF Henry DevendVrf. the plaintiff above named
that the above named defendants s l. Russell and John
urdon have left theSate and now residents of s
ateand that cause faction exists against them
he are necessary and proper parties entitled
cause 1t Is therefore ordered that the summons this
achon be served on the defendants Russell and John
furaom, by publication thereof, once week for period
oil tree months, in the Nevada JOURNAL public
paper published il said County OF Nevada
oo-af1 !. 4. SACkErr. j p. Eureka Township.