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BANKS IN THE UNITED srArEs.-Tbere ara

BANKS IN THE UNITED SrArEs.-There are
seventy one Banks in the United States hay.
ing a capital Of q million Of dollars or more
each The Bank of Commerce at New York
has the largest capital, namely, Eve millions
of dollars. The Merchants Bank of Boston
is next, having four millions. The Bank of
Louisiana, at New Orleans, comes nearly up
to the same mark, 1898, 900 capital The
American, Exchange and Metropolitan Banks
Of New York have each three millions, and
the New Orleans Canal and Banking Company
and the Bank of Charleston, s c., have about
the same amount.
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PARDoNRD BY THE PRESIDENT Cant.
Charles Herman, who in the summer of 1854
was sentenced in Boston to imprisonment in
the County Jail three years, and to pay q ine
OF $1,000 for being concerned In the fitting out
Of the schooner {" Glenmorgan" for the slave
trade, has received an unconditional nardon
from the President of the United States. and
was discharged from Jail on Friday last.
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PARODI To-NIeHr.-The dem and for tickets
TO hear this great cantatrice Is, We learn,
likely to infinitely exceed the supply, which
IL the more to be regretted inasmuch as the
nature of her engagements forbid more than
one concert in this city. Those who are 50
lucky as to obtain tickets can congratulate
themselves accordingly. She sings tonight,
La Marssillaise, in which she created such
q sensation In New Orleans. The Delta says:
"The first verse thrilled through the en-
tire audience. Dead silence, the hush of awe,
pervaded the hall until its close, and then the
feelings Of the assemblage broke forth in q
perfect rapture Of applause. There were some
hearts there which had felt the power of the
hymn in the revolutionary era Of 1848, and
they must have throbbed quickly with the
recollections Of splendid hopes which have
vanished, crowding upon them thick and fast
{" But il was the third verse which crowned
the triumph Of the artistic, and the wild cry
(ths Etbsrts, ttberts chsrte) shot home to every
soul, telling Of boundless love and yet of IL
limitable vengeance. With flashing eye and
flushed features, with the expanding aspect
of an inspired Pythoness, the aur armies was
cnantsd and Iung through the hall like the
appealing shrek Of a nation to her sons. The
effect was Undesirable. 1t has never been
paralleled within our remembrance in New
Orleans"
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The VIRGINIA SEARCH LAWNS Ooo,,,,u.
ttonafity to be Tested The Alexandra Sem /.
tinel says that one of the coal and iron com.
panies who have their depot in that citv. and
whose vessels are searched as they 20 ont Of
the Potomac, intend to test the contribution al.
ity Of the new law at the next term of the
court,
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TIE ENGLIsH OPERA" La Somnambula"
was performed in fine style last night at the
National, as the large audience testified by
repeated and enthusiastic applause. Indeed,
the audience was wrought up to that pitch of
delight and enthusiasm that at the end of the
second act Miss Pyne and Mr.. Harrison were
called out with righteousness that partook
more of the 0ld-World mercurial temperament
than Of our own matter-of fact American au-
diences. The incident was satisfactory evil
dence, however, if such were wanting, Of the
transcendant capabilities of the artistes who
could work up the phlegmatic American tenn
permanent to such enthusiasm.
The parts were remarkably well rendered
throughout; and We must not forget to men
ton ths satisfactory manner in which Miss
Fannie Morant, who took the part at short no.
tice, sustained the character of 4" Liza"
Tonight, will be given, in the same superb
style, Auber's opera of "The Crown Dia-
monds," in which Miss Louisa Pyne sings her
exquisite song of " The Sky Lark" and also
" Rode's Air and Variations"
We congratulate the management Of the
National upon the success which has attended
their efforts to put English opera before the
Washington public in such unexceptionable
style.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Entsthgeneer, to-day, contains letter
from General James Watson Webb to substan-
tate the previously published declaration Of
Rev. Chas. s. Stewart, that Louis Napoleon,
when in this country, was a very exemplary
man in his conduct. 1t seems, from the Gen.
erals column, that he was at that time on
about such terms with the distinguished exile
as not long since with Clary-my Lord Clar-
endon. On the whole, the General seems to
be after killing two birds with one stone -af-
ter clarifying the Emperor Of the French
little, and himself very much. So the world
goes.
The Union regards yesterdays action in
the Senate upon the affidavit of Col Jas. n
Lane and his second effort to obtain action on
the memorial of the mock Legislature of Kan
sas, as another Senatorial rebuke of the Re-
publicans.
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NEW BOWLING SALOON,
ON TEMPERANCE PRINCIPLES.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS FITTED UP
Il one OF the new Stores on street, between
eth and 9th street, as q TEMPERANCE BOW
LING SALOON, where gentlemen who need
this exercise for health and amusement NAV re-
sort and be benefited.
No intoxicating liquors allowed on the prem
ises, and no betting permitted
The subscriber pledges himself to axe this a
respectable place Of amusement; and nothing
VIII be allowed at which the most fas tldious can
complain.
Good Soda Water and Cigars take the place of
liquor.
A call is respectfully solicited
ap 15-eotf t b BROWN Accent
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LADIES OF SIXTH CHURCH

THE LADIES OF SIXTH CHURCH,
~ Island, corner Of Maryland avenue and
Sixth streets,) respectfully announce to the pub
Inc that their Fair Is now open, and that they will
be most happy to receive visits from ali who feel
disposed to patronise them and promote the cause
10 which they are engaged.
The Committee Of Arrangements are most
happy to announce that they have succeeded TAT
considerable expense) in making an arrangement
with the proprietor Of the celebrated Elephant
You've COLUMBUS, who has created such fnror
In private circles In this city, and that he will
exhibit his wonderful sagacity and g amazing in.
tellect' in the performance Of various astonish-
Ing feats between the hours Of and 10, during
the week ap15at
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FOR THE SPRING
NEW STYLES OF GENTLEMEN,S FUR
NISHIN6 GOODS

OUR STOCK OF GENTS FURNISHING
~ Goods Is now complete, embracing In every
department the most choice selections the New
York market can afford, and adapted especially
for Spring and Summer wear
We name in part:
Dress Shirts Of Linen and Cotton, with plain and
French vowed bosoms
Fig'd Linen and Cotton do
Under Shirts and Drawers Of Silk, Gauze Merino,
Lisle Tread Cotton, all sizes
Ties, Cravats, Scarfs, Stocks Suspenders
Gloves Of all kinds-Alexandre's make of Kid
always on hand
White. Brown, and Fancy Silk, Isle thread,
and Cotton X Hsse.
Toilet articles, dc, &c.
The public will find II to their advantage to
call and examine our stock, as we are determined
g. H. B. WHITE CO.
Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing Store
aP 1857 No. 1872 Pa. av., bet. OH and 10Th SITS
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Proceedings Of To-Day.

In the Senate, to-day, a number of petit
tons were presented and referred, and bills
were reported.
The pending motion to reconsider the reso-
luton to change the site Of the proposed Ma.
tional Armory in the District of Columbia
from the mall in the Seventh Ward to Judi
ciary Square, then came up.
Mr.. Yulee advocated it.
Mr.. Brown was opposing 1t as the Star went
to press.
In the House, many gentlemen desired to
introduce bills and resolutions for reference
to which objection was made.
The Chair then called the Committees and
various bills, resolutions, &C., were reported
from various committees by many members
and referred the adverse reports among them
being ordered to lie on the table.
In the course of these proceedings, Mr.
Quitman reported back from the Military AT.
fairs Committee a Senate bill to pay Jacob
Dodson, a colored man, for military services
in California, a sum found by the accounting
officers to be due to him bill passed.
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NEW DRESS GOODS.

w EGAN & SON, No 323 PA. ayRNur
w ID door east from Seventh street. b,ys ne,
In store great variety OF new DRESS GOODs
low prices, viz: Black Silks, Berage 20
shally Robes, Lawn Robes, De Baize RoSes
Berage DeLains, Fancy Lawns, black and w.
Lawns, colored Briniante, solid colors an yrn,,
nj. DsLains, plain Berages plain Tissues. Mourn.
Ing DeLairs, English CHM Prints, M,das,
Prints, Merrimsc Prints SO id colors 6ingbsm.
Manchester and Domestic 6iughans. blaef Ala
Pacas and Bombazine, Nansook, Book and svis.
Muslins, Bishop Lawn, plaid and striped Mn.
Inns, Dotted Swiss Muslins, and many Other de-
ap 14-6t
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S. E. cor. E and 7tA SITS, opp. P. o. Depsrfm't
THE BEST OF SEGARS, AND CHEWING
Il TOBACCO; strictly choice OYSTERS,
SEA TURTLE, TERRAPIN, FISH and DUCK
in season; QUAIL, WOODCOCK, SNIPE,
VENISON Apd BEEF STEAK, served by an
experienced cook and polite Servants, in pleasant
rooms. Private entrances to Reading and Eating
rooms, on and 18th streets, for those who object
to public Bar Rooms. FAMILIES SUPPLIED
WITH OYSTERS on chatting dis e.. wHIS-
KIES, ALES and other drinks, 6 cts Pine
BRANDIES 10 cts. Leading political and lite.
mage is respectfully sole ted. apis
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LAST NOTICE -CORPORATION
M TAXES.-All persons indebted to the
Corporation Of Georgetown for Taxes are now no.
titled that the same must positively be paid by
The Property Of persons who shall be delin.
quent on that day will be advertised for sale
forthwith. THOMAS JEWELL,
Collector Of Taxes
GEORGETOWN. April 9TH, 1885.
P.s.-Persons disposed to pay their taxes can
do SO by calling on my brothers, George or Henry
G Jewell, corner Of Gay and High SITS, George.
town. ap 5-dt9Cth
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AUCTION BARGAINS.

AOCTION BARGAINS.
LHINE DE BAlFE AT ls.c
l. White Brilliants l2xc
Striped and plaid Muslins &c
Extra quality do l2xc
Black Alspacas I2xc
4 Brown Linens &c
- do l2kc
Fine Linen Handkerchiefs SIC
Extra quality IKE
While Flannels l9tc
44Fancy Prints I2xc
44Purple do IOc
"A Furniture Chintz axe
"a Brilliants 2sc
7.s fine Bleached Shirtings exc
Fine Book MUslins axe
Brown Linen Table Cloths 3IYe
Brown Linen Towels &c
Fine Table Napkins l26c
A handsome LOT Of Black and Colorei yisites,
very cheap.
Also, large assortment Of Embroidery, &C.
w. EGAN & SON,
No. 323 Pa. av., g.. side, I'D door from 9TH
ap 4-6t
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THE RISE AND FALL OF The Dutch
l. Republic. history by John Lathrop Mot
ley, 3 vols, evo
A Second Journey round the World, by Madame
Pfe.ffer
The Teacher, by Jacob Abbott
Confession; or, the Blind Heart, by w. Gilmore
Simms, ESQ.
The Private Life Of an Eastern King, by William
Knighton, vol, London
Sheridan Knowles Dramatic Works, volumes,
London
The Pirates Of the Mississippi, by Frederick
6ertstaecker, vol. London
ap15 FRANCK TAYLOR
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u. s. Marshal's Office,

~ I'll the LIST May next is granted to all per-
sonsindebted to John A. Smith, Clerk Of the Cir.
cult and Criminal Courts of this District for fees
which accrued In either Of said Courts In the
years 1851, so, SO, and "a All accounts then
unpaid must proceed as directed, to collect &C
cording tolaw. I'D. HOOVER, Marshal
apis
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4 NATIONAL GUARDS.-A MEETING
81 Of the Company will be held at their Armo-
M III ry TOMORROW "wednesday NIGHT,
n " at ~ O'Clock. BY order Of the Captain:
ap 16-2t JAMES K. JOHNSON
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CORPORATION STOCk.-Ss,00o Corp
~ ration Of Washington Stock fG sale a.
fob as-u CRUBB HROTHEks'
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CUMBERLAND COAL.
TINS DAY DISCHARGIN6 CARGO oF
Il CUMBERLAND COAL, which we are pre-
pared to deliver IN large or small Quantities,
lump, run, mine, or fine
CASTLEMAN Il BRO
aP l5-1 9Th street, opposite National Hotel
TOLI'8 PISTOLS "A NEW AND FULL
~ assortment, from 3-inch barrels TO Navy size,
which, together with a good stock Of othes Pts
tolls and CARTRIDGES for Colts, may be
obtained 1t low prices Of
E. TUCKER 4 CO,
ap lS-H $50 Penn. avenue.
LIME -LlME!!-LIME!!!
NOW UNLOADING A SUPERIOR ARTi.
IN Gle Of wood burnt lime, which will be sold
very low for cash. All persons wanting are re-
quested to give me a call at the old Gas House.
10th street and canal. WM. p. DRURY.
ap Is -3teod&
122 TONS OF CUMBERLAND COAL.
lust ARRIVED AND FOR SALE BY THE
y subscriber. Persons In want Of Cumberland
COAL will do well to call before purchasing, a.
he is determined to sell cheap and on as reason
able terms as can be had In this city.
T. H. WORTHINGTON,
Corner OF 18th and Streets, near Canal
ap 15-3t
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PIANO FORTE FOR SALE.
, A GENTLEMAN L WING THE CITY
IA wishes to dispose Of one Of Chick go
ering's 2. octave (rosewood) PIANOS,
Of very rich tone, but little used, and In excellent
order. 1t can he seen at 4s3 Thirteenth street.
between an H.
Also, for sale, a BUGGY, with leather top,
harness, saddle, bride, horse cloth, &c
Inquire at r. EARL'S Livery Stable on H St,
between Goth and 2lst. ap 15-1w%
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MADAME DEVO8
HAS REMOVED FROM BROWNS HO-
IL TEL To
THE LAKES, sol Pa. acenss,
with her Spring and Summer 9 II ON 8
which will be opened to morrow, April 18th. at
so'clock, for few days only. apis
lust RECEIVED
~ 20 tons Phila. Red Ash COAL
81 do White do
100 cords Oak WOOD
So cords Pine do
Which will be sold at the lowest market prices
by F l.. MOORE,
ap 15-eo3t West side 9th ST., bet ID and z.
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IA MASONIC "A STATED MEETING
w Of National Lodge No. IL, will be held
49,. at their Hall, corner Of d and 9th streets
THIS Tuesday, EVENING, at7X O'Clock. A
ecture, the fourth Of the SERIES on Free Masonry.
will be delivered by r. w. M. LYNDR ELIOT
Members are desired to be punctual, and Breth
rem in good standing are fratemalIy invited.
ap16-1t >. BULOW ERWIN, Sec,
EFIFTH WARD DEMOCRATIC AS.
~ SOCIATION-As special meeting will
be held at Casparis's Hall on Tuesday evening.
April Is, at 7H O'Clock. All opponents Of Know
Nottingham are respectfully invited to attend
as an address will be delivered and arrangements
made for the representation Of the Ward In the
mayorality convention.
w. c. HUNTINGTON, Prest.
J. 9. DEVLIN, ir Sec'y. ap A-2t
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SALAD SAUCE.
TUE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF HOUSE,
article, esteemed by 81 connoisseurs - one of the
greatest productions Of the age. Ii is composed
Of the NEST essential vegetable extracts and OILS
highly digestibe.
For sale only by IL. M. p. KING,
apis 265 Vermont av., cor. 18th and 1 SITS.
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Depsrtment.-On yesterday, 14th of April,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
the books of the Departmant-
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CLOCKS! CLOCKS!!-yUST RECEIVED
~ another lot Of No Clocks some entirely new
patterns. They will be sold at astonishingly low
prices. Remember, every Clock il warranted.
apl2 q. FRANCIS, 40 Seventh street.
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GREAT REDUCTION
THE PRICE OF ETHEREAL OLIVE
would most respectfully inform our patrons
and the public generally that we are now selling
ETHEREAL OIL at fifty six cents per gallon
Camphene or Pine OIL Afty cts. do
HOWELL 4 MORSELL,
ap A-3t No. 323 street, bet 9th and 7th.
Butte record., 1856-02-16

va DR.. j. l.. CzApKAY The gentleman
whose name forms the caption of this notice
!. one of the few modern physicians whose ap-
citation to his profession and devotion to the
sfl.cted, render him alike an ornament to the
eue anda benefacto to the other A Hungarian
by birth. he sought with kossuth to place his
country among the nations of the earth, be-
yonl the oppressor's rule, that her sons might
rejoice in the practice of those precepts which
are alike our glory and cur pride. In his Of
forts 50 TO do, lie has reaped the reward of in
etfectual resistance to oppression, and ssa
home and a country know him no more.'-
Apart. however, from his claims upon our con-
sleration as patriot, the testimonials OF
character and capacity which he brings, en-
ME him to public confidence, to the exclusion
of those vino possess neither the one or the
o.her. As gentleman his character is un-
tIrnshcd AS a physician, his skill unsur-
rissel and to those whose imprudence has
lel, upon them the tants OF disease. we can
consciontiously commend him with the assur-
ance that in him they will find a friend whom
10 know IS great gain. The Dr. s Office is No.
3 snl Arnory Hall, corner of Sacramento
and Montg g,mery streets, San Francisco.
ian 26-l2 3m
Butte record., 1856-02-16
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that the Books of the NJ
AGARA MINING Company, are now open for
the subscription Of Stock in said Co., at the
Office of A. Hart & Bro, in Bidwell
The Company is incorporated undor the
General Act of the Legislature of the State
The Co. is fully organized. The Claim of this
TO. is situated at Berry Greek Bar, North
Fork Feather River, and is known to be rich
There is sixty shares in the claim cost dry
ing the claim for minig is S27 GOO The
claim is 800 feet long. There is So of the
shares subscribed for as may be seen by the
Racks and % are untaken.
j. NJ. FAULKNER, Secretary.
Bidweil, Jan 25th 1856. jan 26-12tf
Butte record., 1856-02-16
National Hotel,
STAGE HOUSE.
G. A. BANCROFT,
PROPRIETOR.


d THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN
EiI entire possession Of this Hotel, takes plea
sure in announcing to his numerous friends
and patrons, and the travelling public gener-
ally, that it is now open and ready for their
reception, under superior advantages to those
heretofore enjoyed The table at the Ma
tional Hotel will be found as of old, supplied
with all the luxuries that the market affords, or
the country produces. This, together with the
BAR, will at all times be we'll stocked with
those little essentials so necessary to complete
the wants of the inner man, entities the Ma
tional to rank as heretofore, A No. l. Travel
lers will find this house worthy of their sup
port, and no exertions will be spared to render
them comfortable.
To those who have so literally patronized
this house during the past, extend my sincere
thanks, and trusts by further endeavors to
please to merit continuance Of their patron
age and good will.
c. A. BANCROFT
Bidwell, August IL, 1856. 4O-tf
Butte record., 1856-02-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE

r:herby given, that there will be meeting
of the Stockholders in the Bidwell Bridge Com
pahy, in the town of Bidwell, Butte County,
on Monday the 18th day of February. A. D.
1856, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to elect FIVE Direc-
tors, Treasurer and Secretary, for the pre-
sent year-and topcrform such other duties
a. may be properly presented to them
By order of the Board of Directors, of the
Bidwell Bridge Company
g. w. HESS. President.
r. T. VAN NoRDEN, Secretary.
Jan 2f-l2-4w
Butte record., 1856-02-16
RUN HERE EVERYBODY!
JOHN DOLBERGH

JOHN DOLBERGH
"OULD respectfully inform the citizens
w of Bidwell and vicinity, that he is
prepared to do all kin Is of work in his line of
business in workmaulike manner, with dis
patch, and on reasonable terms. Having al
ways on hand large assortment of dry lum-
ber. he is ready to make to order, DOORS,
WINDOW SASH, TABLES. ROCKERS. &c.,
ALL KINDS OF CABINET WORK, and in fact
anything appertaining to his business
ES- Billiard Tables set, and repaired
Shop on Charles street, below Hess Lar
combs Brick Store, Bdwell. 43-tf
Butte record., 1856-02-16
Browns Hotel.
FORBESTOWN, Butte County,

CdIyornsA'
J. Fl. SHARP & Fl. LILLERD, Proprietors.
THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
inform their friends, and the public generally
that they have leased the above House. and
are prepared to accommodate the public with
the best the Market affords.
Their BAR. will always oe supplied with
the choicest Wines, liquors and cigars, and
they hope by strict attention to the wants Of
the Public to receive liberal share OF their
patronage. Stages leave the House for Ma
rysville every morning.
J H SHARP. & co.
Forbstown, May 10, 1850
Butte record., 1856-02-16
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, to whom is may
IN concern, that the undersigned will apply
to the Board of Supervisors Of the County of
Butte, at the February term of said Board for
a license to erect TOLL BRIDGE across
Feather River in the Township of Ophir, and
about one half mile above the town of 0roville,
in said County TIMOTHY SAWYER,
ALFRED SAWYER,
SAMUEL PALMER
Oroville, Oct. 16, 1865. tfeb'
Butte record., 1856-02-16
GE.NER.HL .4DVERTTSLN'G y4GE.NCY
OF Merchant Street, San Francisco.

81 Mcrchant Street' San IauC1sCo'
A ADVERTISEMENTS & SUBSCRIPTIONS
N received by THOS. BOYCE, Agent,
81 Merchant street, and Room No. 8. up stairs,
Iron Building, northeast corner Of Montgome-
ry ani Washington streets, for the
- BUrTE RECORD" Bidwell
50 Democratic State Journal" Sacramento
:. Daily Argus" Stockton
g Sierra Cilizen.1 Downieyille;
Miners Advocate Diamond Springs;
= Placer Herald Auburn
g Mountain Messenger Gibsonyille;
Contra Costa" Oakland;
% Tribune an Jose,
. STAR Los Angeles;
:. Democratic Standard Portland, o. T.
ap2S-25tf
Butte record., 1856-02-16
STATE OF CALIFORNIA ! Ninth Judicial
County of Butte. Dist. Court.
Rose Ann Russell, plaintiff


A p Russell, defendant.
The People of the State of California, to A. ?.
Russell, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to appear and
answer in said Court. the complaint of said
Plaintiff on file in my Office against you, within
ten days after the service of this writ upon
YOU if served in Butte County, within twenty
days, II served in any other County of this
Ninth Judicial District, and within forty days
Ii served out Of this Ninth Judicial District, or
default herein will be entered against you
Ihls action is brought against you to obtain
judgment for divorce from the bonds Of Matri
mony now existing between you and Plainti
and plaintiff notifies you that if you fail to an
sEer her complaint as herein commanded, she
viii apply to said Court for the relief in her
complaint demanded and for costs of tn is suit
and that default will in due time be entered
against YOU. Hereof fail not at your peril
Witness my hand and the Seal of said
;. District Court at Bidweil, this the llth
day of February, D 1856.
MILES CHAPLIN. Dist. Clerk.
BARKER & EVER, Att'ys for plaintiff.
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