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l. AItCtitR X,
H. AhcHtR K y. ARCHER,
A ID. IuNNfs, p. 7.
A kNOkH ROLLING. WILLS, RBCHNO ND

n ' a" X. ARCHER & CO. PROPHET RS-Bar Iron all
sizes Manufactured from the best Charcoal Pig Metal Fats
up TO inches Angle and Iron Rounds Squares up
inches Railroad spikes, Railroad Chairs Car Axles Bridge
Bolts Screwed and Tapped.
Strict attention paito the quality and finish Ircn
anu an Ofdera OlnltLN Mlled 2-dlIn
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ri " D III. nv TN! :.
~ with any articles Of clothing had cr n,, nt Inc rc.
ell oppof' unity pass Of getting supply Il INV the follow
lhg Articles It Cost Bars French Clt y me- d.. Ba,k ami
aneY tnssmere Nhile Linen Drilling WhHc Linen Durt
FIGURED White Linen prll Plaid do Black S,ilu Nc.,ino
@NtID haek aud Fancy silk do. white and Fancy N,r>as
d9 haek Alpaca ,,uPertuoj BLACK Draa De Eiaic Rort
Yum AIS hsrA snd Fancy Cashmere Pau's large u Of
sumner 'oaiS Vests, Pants and Furnishing gr,i, anon
"ht'' may be i4und good lot of Mfno Shirts some vr
ARK s2es All will be sold al Cost the subs rh,r l. dos
ron, 10 close his presont business possible
m
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F"r'"med Srenth-What lady gentleman would
ia|or Inc curse Of dsaFreeabe brca WHEN using
boWpENS DENTAL FLUID it will not only ron Tor II
sweet bui make Tie teeth white aahaster present fth
ache and preserve them from decay Recommended h., %
lists and physicians rycrvwhrrc
b'autrl Complexion may he its use II ra
moves phtes tan freekcs renders and feat
m nlparinga rich roSeate huc l. greatest cosl tic
ever klWh belng iree from Al injurious Price so
Genus. for sale oS STRoIHER u WHITEHEAD
MAY els and Druggists cryw here
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Hon. Caleb Lyon, Of i..ar-dalc. New York,
the poet. philosopher, aud phiIanthropist." WIN.
IL will be recoilected. was n Democratic member
Of the last House Of Representatives, having kept
in the back ground for some time. has at length
came out and defined hi. position in the present
Presidential contest. He supports Fremont be-
oan.e" Whether view him mid the iniasma
If salt LIKE marshes "r the p"ril- Of Sierra Ne.
vada SHOWS, battling under the Bear flag against
defeated Castro. or treating -ingy surrounded
by hostile -nyege-, the captive. Of nm anned CO.
hort. or the tenant 81 B,iti-i, prison in each
prosecution. md frnue-- that conquered mis-
fortune." A. NJ. San Weller. Sr.. said on
interesting occa-ion-"ihat rerges on the poet
icnl"
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FOR SALE Ar AtCTION-By virtue Of aniibar',aa
conferred upon by power of attorney executed y Pc
CheyaIcr the 2ah day # June 1856 decd rntars
into the 30 day OF July 1876 by the Chcvanr A.,
Joined BY h wife the undersigned on Sanr1,y
August 9Oh 1856 sell at auction, the Aitghany Sprnr
valuable Tract of Land containing osj ming the Al
leKLany Springs property. ON this Min
oral Spring containing abundance mineral nro
critics of Justly celebrated Allegheny Springs An anay
waters of both Springs by Prof Campbell Wn.
ngtou College that the of this Spring com
paes favorabiy with that Of the Allegheny Springs Mineral
and Medicinal properties This Spring is situated one
and miles the Aeghany Springs and half
from Shawsyie
Persons wishing the analyses of the the
two Springs do by calling the subscribers Chris
tansbrfE
The land valuable for farming purposes and the whole
well adapted the growt Of Tobacco and ali kinds
and 23 or 80 newly cleared
row ia cultivation: the all well tbered There on
the land story Dwelling House Kitchen,
be &c sc is Of the very richest and best quality
for the production OF rat1cco.
The Terms will bc made the day of sale and will
be liberal
The land aul h. gpring will be shown wishing
Callahan who lives the land Pos.
viii % given Christmas. lr56
ANY wishing purchase privately will apply tho
rlbos Chrsansburg MIR. Che 'cr himself having
moved TO Mississippi
also offer sale privately, number Of hne Building
ChrStlrsburg in size iroo half
Tract ~ Of good farming
adjoining all which VIII hr sold very b
eral terms ELI PiiLEGAk.
mug ct30,ug WM e HAGtN.
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TuE WAY THE, 10 rnSos ~ TENNESSEE.
In order TO show reader. how the campaign
is conducted in Tennessee. and the enthusiasm
with which the friends Of Fillmore. Donelson and
the Union work in that region. we transfer the
subjoined notice frum e Knoxville papers:
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g or vALAvRLE LAND in Appomn,,ox

- 'NTN-Bv virtue of dccrcta order of the Circuit
pomatiox County Al iis April term, 1856 in tho
Kinney ~ Sc Statham and others the under.
rr"dtca Commissioner therein, WILL Friday. the
{ Icpc ubcr next the premises proceed to sell tho
sad iccrec mentioned public auction the hiehes
This Irayt IF Land contains about 81 s high.
royd md IL good heart, with about 100 ooos
WI unbcrrd lies the s Rail Road mile
ha,f fn A?pomaox Depot adloinning the lands enrv
u Flood, David oberts'h and others Terms liberal and
made IN 'wn on the day Of sale
att, 4 ~ ts,yt5e Nc
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NAH,AsuM FAMM F0R SIZE n, pnhli

AtCTIoNOn Friday, the 18th day Of the present
mouth AngnsD will offer for sale public auction val
able Tract Of Land lying in the Couny Of eor l. the
trs Of thecs" Creei containing about 80 aboai hy
miles distant from the city Of LynchburR About leo
are IN nc state oCuvat on. % acres uncultvaCd AMI
ABOUT - Of il finely numbered Persons DESTROYS Of
chasing nice farm would do well to examine this de-
ermnod 70 SELL being DESTROYS o South This Land
is in Of the hc ncgborhoods the County adjoining the
lands Of Saml Scott Esq. Benjamin Wiggnton, Esq and
Thomas Steptoe, aud is well waered.
TtRNs.Casl for half Of the purchase money, and
credit Of II months for the deferred bearing
from the day of sale. or per cent nf for the cash
Sale at 2 clock VI the premises.
4 FRANCIS NJ WIGGISTO%
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"a received small invoice ef Genuine Old prinine ~
CARS very mild and aromatic which with our Anhr1is On
hanos and other Fine brands really pnre I,v.n ,'.-
VIII = III the tastes Of all Tor sale ~
June -"s Il THOMPSON & co
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MFssRs T. DAVIS Il SoN--Gents before left Mtrgui
hot karcu and BurmauS had found tie value your
Pain Killer and could readily have disposed Of large qut
thy of it among them 1t particularly eteacous in
cholera mlbus bowel complaints other diseases hch
the nayeso Burmah from their lwhaesome style living
peculiarly exposed II Is valuable andntc 10 the poison
OF tenpcdes Scorpions Hornets, and the like have been
twice sung by Scorpions and IN both eascd the
cruciang pain and entirely swelling by applying
the Pain Killer. On voyage homeward India the
Captain OF the ship taken with vomiting pugng
other symptoms of cholera gave him good dose Pain
Killer with tho most immediate aud happy
again without your excellent medicine
could possibly procureit Respeetfnlly yours
REV. J BENJAMIN, Lite Mlssionar, u Burmah
Sold by Druggists, Groeers II. isa leaiers every
whore. Iiulv 10 DIV
Makers Premium fsitier-.-cunE FaK CH5IIc-
with the season OF fruits and vegetables disor
dered stomachs producing choc cholera marbus darra
Sc aud infants and adults rich poor al any
moment 70 be attacked with the diseases
m"raed II all important that every family should
st1ntN on hand safe, certain and
We know Of no medicine that comparison with
kERs PREMIUM BiTrfHs in instantly Xpelng either
annoying and dangerous affections from the human
a friend OF ours, while visit to Old Point
SINCE after induging his appetite freely DUNG the
late hour OF the night after retiring Violently attacked
win ehor and he assured us that but for the
use OF these Bttcrs he does not think he could survived
ihree intervals
heNed the pain produced gentle preparations and once
corrected the stomach well the inactivity of the liver
ANA such csus when III Bit,er are
taken IN u0 one OF the vegetables which they are prc-
Ictd hen the most powerful tonic know pro
lesson WIe the remaining properties
puYnE tae blond and correcting the disorders of the stomach
Every family should keep few bottles on hand
Price - cents per bottle
For sal" hy Mes,rs Sfrathnr Whit,ha.d .tahler
july l92w
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A Nor..nRL or!-Rceei,ca This an, BY Ad

n -HSFtFIFFN NU
"a ans Co.'S Express very nice assortment of LADIES'
Welt Shoes RosSe Kid Slippers Buskns Sc. Chidren'a
Fancy aud Plain Black Shoes in variety; asl
fine Caters and Mems Brogans suitable for the
expect arrivals of such goods in demand this time
nearly day for several weeks come hoping
who may f1yor with a call.
l.. l.. ARMISTEAD.
aug2 fIscp copy
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fNCaBtR G tOiLEGE.-Th" second n.
Monday in Septembcr next 1t is expected that by that
ready for occnpsncy me location Of Institution
entire AND n"s ~I s. onG Of the most
Of any Golcg" in the country In addition complete
have established school of Design for instruction the
branches , ., practical Engineering and Architecture
elegant Apparatus adapted illustration in the deper1.
ments Of Chemistry Mathematics and Natural Philosophy
to which considerable additions viii be made during the
The young men whose Parents Guardians it, will
be rsanizrd int, Military corps living its proper uniform
l EHr&NstsTniog for Annual Session Of ten months in
Board - per week washing 81 a5 per month aadlgls
ca.lcsu's Of the Institution obtained by addressing
Rev Samuel X Cox President Iynehburg Va
nFy SAMUEL Cox pr'leu Professor Of N.ot, and
Moral Science and Of Bellies I,tirrs.
umAM CARROLL M Professor OF Greek Language and
LYcrrars G. MATHEWS, A NJ, Professor of Latin Ian.
JlNts MunrEE, Graduate V. NJ Institute Professor
of Mathematics Natural science and of the school Of -
signs
SAMUEL GARLAND 4 NJ, Professor of constitutional Law
GrlsErrf ADoLFo SAnroRt l. L. d, Professor Modern
! = SN ln Graduate Of V NJ Institute
Associate Principals of Grammar School
STvEN TOP TuRNIPS for spring sa'aa.-
- We have small 1T Of Seven 1op Tnrnip ST. witch
produces the earliest aud cndr"s that LOWS an ynr
'','''S W. Nvr' raised ny 'if lIHliilaN. Who
grows the no't Salad for this the season is APP
proarh tg for sowing these stand In
sa'nIi rail early. FIR salehy
a'g2 dAfis J. II. THOMPSON & co
APothecares& Dtugg.
w HNkr sGEDs.-ErcA!, supplies of summer
a a. Il Winter lurnii seed on baud and for sale by
WY <N j II. THOMPSON d co.
1R-7aEAs WtNED.-Thc subscriber viii,
~ .|} iac Market price for good Wheat delivered ut
J. '''I "l'S WILLIAM c. U0LlI&S
80" tEEFDRssEsp:-NEW DEFY GOODS
-.'I ~, BROWN SrONE 10 Il 4rrtl
.it 5 gne1 nave rned ship under he fl
t' ,t @: PRICE, BAYLY & WATKINS for The nnri Sc
".'ls lasiq,sS
.avr ttkeu The hnildne-uuy n course # ers,.
H' Nth street nr"' ~ uIi'~ie thc ENehanee BAH,
AMI ~ do RS below the If Messrs Kent Pam, CO
chnst q" Staple and Fancy Dry Goods arfa-
~ F th' pes' class of Ill trade, Which they invite
teai''n Of their friends and the public,
ir experience and facilities viii enable
az amos the n"w and best styles goods
sibe prices to cash and punctusl credit customers
SAINT. NJ PRICE
PEITON u. BAIIY.
IpEI. B WATKINS
arg 2waw JOS F. PRICE in.
Richmond. \ n.
SOuEEnsNs; hsEtsANT.-nc sau.h ..i
- alteration to something very ,auiin In The y9y
received from the best and espe AID fine
Cameo PG with box for pagiero fvne
Miniature TIL, last article would he rare and aerola
present for Lady
We would be pleased TO Sbo iic,n
"'" 40 ""u'u 40 u the laVor TO call NJ our place
S!lNERrHoRE & CLIFT
aug sS Formerly II Siivt.lhotn.
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COMMERCIAL.
I.,nehbarx Tobacco and "he", " l'1 e.

,.,,,It'Tfn ~ nv SATURDAY TrtsbAf - - -
ToBAcco-Receipt- not 50 large inc p - comioan
- ,Yr.s t.nang nwarl for all grads @ 50
ING. as 10 A. good Ia = 10 = hne naniaetuak I'D
common leaf good do = TO ~ r.
-,emufpg sll to IS Is manuiaetai'hg' h's g :
wrappers s25 10 sHt H.. a.. o,,eta prices
WtirAT- The market has opened active, W qN''5 f'i
Red 81 io,o al %. White 81 h h s. . -
FIorn-superane s. so Extra . Fanny - -
'oi'N.--fo 'H- 'i'i4 - lSO CLARK
Commission Merchant.
IYNCuRtfEG WHOLESALE PRICES tt8 hl.Nif
ConRgcIED IyTRY TUESDAY ANp sAithbAA II
A. b. RGCkER.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoS Eh AM
Communications Merchant, -,
OPPOSITE BANK SGT IAAellhl 1T ) \
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SprECH or A New MEXICAN IN CoNGRrss
The Hon. Miguel A, Otrru n whose favor the
contested seat in the House of R.presentatves,as
deIeg ,tc from New Mexico. was decided last
week. concluded speech in lii own behalf in
the following eloquent srnr':
plant my hopes upon II" patty platform;
seek aid from party sources; rest my onin
upon its mcrits-upon truth. upon justice, aud
upon That sentiment which will respect the sover-
cign will of New Mckee" whose son nm; for
nm a nntjve there, and I" the manor born, |
cntne here. not M II succ"S-ful advcntuer from
the restless waters Of political specuatonI come
because my people sent me. | shall only return
to them when you reject me; but whatever your
action may be, | shall never cease to believe and
promulgatc the sentiments have always enter
tanned tina, the hieh"~, md happiest dry that ev
or dawned npon New Mexico was that on which
she was annexed I" this Union. And here. rs
have therc congratulate her most heartily upon
the happy EVENT. and hope that she. wheeling IN
the line of her adopted sister Territories; aud fol
lowing in the train of this bright constellation
of States, shall by strict Observance of the con.
sttution-hy proper devotion To the principles
of lih"rtv-hv keeping step 10 the music ot the
Unnu. pre-"ut. in the future of Americu, nn
mean gloiv.or cause her sister States To blush
either Tor her want ut iid,ty tn the bond Of Union
or the patriotism aud vitur that make you one
and indi, soluble
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS


a. ALE OF HEAs. ESrATE.-On the 2,a
h"nday ~ september next that being Cur,
~ On the Sc IN 'front.' Of Buckingham Court House viii
sell TO me highest bidder at public auction moety Of
Tract nt Land lying In said county the hborhnod
bees God Nine tnd adjoining the lands and 9TH
Of other mociy will sci his interest Al Tho s,e ~ IT,
land co tHinS upwards Of in mostly In her
bon hundred acres being cleared Il lies ab,nt aes
from Curdsve and about a miles from the Conrt epse on
the road between the two places.
Als1 Saturday, the Both of August A. Tra pFr.
Ware House IN the County Of Nelson. will sell Al t4lc
auction the premises valuable property in New Marker
consisting Of Dwelling House Store House and n.,sss,r
houses, all in good repair This good stand for Mr.
chant.
TfRMs-A crJdit Of /. and ~ months win h. iva. ~,
purchasers giving negotiable well endorsed en
llete title be made when the purchase money is pad
AM trt-teit JAMES IulI
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THE GUAR WROUGItr hos GuN.- This pom
detau- instrument of warfare hn- nov b IN whit
ing inr three week. the arrival If -otnr al the
government oiHcinl- to test its power. Sa FAR it
npprnt- to hive surpassed the nniicipslions of
even military officers. An instrument weighing
nearly twenty two tons, manufactured Of Wrought
iron. aud throwing n hall upwards Of 300 pounds
weight, distance "f more than four miles. with
its present low degree Of elevation, aud with n
very small portion Of powder, is what was not
expected by TIA" military men present al the ex-
prfirnonts. Such is the ease, too, of loading the
The gun pondrrou- though il is. TINT il can be
fired and charged md fired again in less than ten
minutes only xix men being required for the
operation. OF it, destructive powers litIa is
vet known; bit if the effect of the trinl nude on
Thursday the 22l ult be- my evidcuce-
", the smashing to fragments IA -lnb Of iron ton
weight aud four aud half inches ihck-no
walls yet constructed would riand before lis ter
rbic proJectlie force; md ii is not much 10 sny
of the gun. that, within range of broadside of
the finest line of battle ship in the world, ono
charge would be sufficient to completely destroy
the largest ship TINT ever smiled.
The nero flight of the ball ns close Ia the
gun il no test of it, power. He who would wish
10 sec tho effect Of the missile must go To dis
tance Of little beyond NV" aud holt mles.-
The hail can bo distinctly observed IA its CAREER
although the noso mndc III iis rHpid trhu ut
through the mir mny affect "vena strong neryed
person, aud cnusc him to believe himself On
aafn ground As soon as the hull drops ii tears
mp the ground for some di-tnncc and sends the
sand many yards high in III" air. 1t then plum
ges on it, course, and continue t. do 80 until it
is fully spent The excavation made In tho
ground, on its first descent, j. two ar three feet
deep Slung on Mr.. Julius II 'hcrl'- principle
at mn anglo Of fifteen TO seventy five degrees, the
bnll could be projected n much g,rntrr distance.
while its destructive effect w,'lA hr greatly in
creased. II suoh gun wen 'npl"yed against
place like Olo--n, where AL a fuhlic build.
ings and all the principal h"u pr" bomb proof,
n few hours would suffice g. i,yl them Lirer-
pool Mercury.
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~ HNAr s;tEDs.-Ercss, supplies of Summer
a a.. Winter Iurnip seed on baud and for sale by
''N %t J. II. THOMPSON 4 co.
1RT7aEAT WtNED.-Ehc subscriber viii
|} tac Market price for good Wheat delivered ut
o. E'''r M"IS WILLIAM G.. u0LlISS
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s.nyEH TOP ruRNvpS for sp,;,y .,,,

@ ~ - " IN NtHN TOT SWING aaEnF.-
produces ie earliest AID end"rt salad that ggos from Inr
u3s Asn Brussels Sprou Seed By Mr. Ilal,,e who
grows tue nno't salad for this market As the is an.
Proach rg for sowing those ST who stand In net
sh 'nd call early FIR sale by " -
aHE2 iNtis j. II. THOMPSON & co
Apotbrrarirs & ID
The Placer herald., 1856-12-20
Notice of Application for Pardon.

N'NoASO
To Hon. James e. Hale, Presiding JuGge Of the
Court Of Sessions of Placer County, Cal:
SIR: Please take notice that under the pro-
visions of an act Of the Legislature Of this State
entitled "An Act prescribing the mode Of apply
ing for pardons." passed May lS 1853 the under
signed will apply to the Governor of the State
for the pardon OF Thomas Butkill. convicted in
the Court of Sessions of said county the 2nd
day of October 1856, Of the crime Of assault and
battery and sentenced by said court to one years
Imprisonment in the county Jail.
JAMES ONEILL.
December 9th. 1856
acknowledge service hereof this 9th day of
December, A. d 1856 J. E. HALE,
County Judge Placer County, Cal.
STATE of CALIFORNIA, COUNTY of PLACER
l, Alfred S. Grant. Clerk of the Court of Ses-
sons in and for said county, do hereby certify that
the foregoing isa true copy of notice of appiica-
tion for pardon Of Thomas Butkll, and this day
filed in my Office, and that the endorsements here
in are true copies of the endorsements upon said
notice.
(---) Witness my hand and official seal
S L this 9th day of December 1856.
~ A. S. GRANT, Clerk.
BY +. b. Higgins, Deputy.
The Placer herald., 1856-12-20

PLAIN TALK.-Young Mr. Abbott Law
renee takes offence at his name being used
without authority as a Vice President of the
Beecher meeting, and writes to the Boston
advertiser, as follows:
However much | may sympathise in the
cause which Mr.. Beecher has espoused, | am
no adnirer of that individual, nor or of any
other clergyman, who so far forgets the sa-
cred duties of his profession, as to descend to
the arena Of political strife"
Sixty-Six battles were fought during the
Revolutionary war; the first at Lexington,
Mass, on the 10Th Of April, l775, and the
last at James Island, S. c. on the 2Sth Of
August, 1882.
The Placer herald., 1856-12-20
WOODEN IN w ARE!

DASKETS. &c, including Brooms, Tubs. Pals
Id Wood and Zinc Wash Boards, Chopping
Clothes and Market Baskets, Shoe, Scrub and Dust
Brushes. hair and wire Selves. Cotton and Linen
Twine, Bed Cords and Clothes Lines, with every
other article belonging to the WOOD AND WILL
LOW WARE business, at the lowest wholesale
prices, by W. lIAWXHURST,
ll2 and ia Front, near Washington street
San Francisco.
P S.-I am still doing business in the same old
wooden building. at very low rent; saving of
expense which about all goes to the benefit of my
customers; and Merchants who do not, at least.
call and see me before they buy elsewhere. cannot
be wide awake to their own interests jel4 6m
The Placer herald., 1856-12-20
HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
Residence for Sale or to Let.

Residence for Sale or to Let.
THE undersigned offers for Sale or Rent his re-
/ sdence situated on Court House Hill, in the
town Of Auburn, next adjoining the Office of the
Bear River Company, and within two doors of
the Court House. The location is the most pleas
ant and desirable in the town. The house is large,
conveniently situated, and built in the most sub
stantial manner. The grounds in front and rear
are extensive, and an abundant and constant sup
ply of good water is conducted in pipes to the
building The said premises present the peculiar
advantages of proximity to the town--removed
from noise and dust and protection from fire
having passed unscathed through the burning of
Auburn in 1855. Said property will be sold cX-
tremely low. Apply to IL. FITZSlMMONS.
The Placer herald., 1856-12-20
CHRISTMAS EVE BALL.
Committee of Invitation.
State Of California, County of Placer, SIS
District Court. ElerenM Judicidi District.

District Court, ElerenM Judicial District.
The People of the State of California, to Robert
jackson, Greeting:
NOY ARE IIELEBY SUMMONED to nnswer
T. the complaint of The New England Mill
Company. in said Court, filed against you. within
ten days from the service of this Writ, exclusive
Of the day of service, if served on you in this
county, but if served on you without said county,
and within said District twenty days; and if serv
ed on you without said County and District, then
in forty days from such service, exclusive of the
day ofscrvice Wherein they pray judgmenta against
you for the sum of S3Gl l2lc for materials and
work and labor. furnished in the construction of
certain house described in complant,) for you.
and for order of sale of said property to satisfy
the judgment and his costs herein expended
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
answer the complaint as directed, Plaintiff will
take judgment 10y default for said sum and apply
to the Court for the order of sale and for other
relief prayed for
49, In witness whereof a. S. Grant, Clerk
S l. of the Eleventh Judicial District Court
- aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and
impress the Seal OF said Court at Office in Auburn,
this 2lst day of June, A. d. 1856.
A. S. GRANT. Clerk.
BY VIM. II. Martin, Deputy.
IT appearing to me from the affidavit of VIM.
T. Henson Sheriff of said county that the defend
ant in the above cause, Robert jackson, cannot
be found after dilligent search and that he is pro
bably within said State, therefore order that the
Summons in said cause be published in the Placer
Herald newspaper, for four weeks, and that the
same shall be considered complete service upon
said Defendant in said cause.
Given under my hand at Auburn this lth day
of December 1856.
J. Il. HALE
County Judge of Placer county.