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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06

WARN SOCKS We have on hand u good
Stock Yarn Socks very heavy suitable for negro
and boys. LEE JOHNSON,
Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06
MAINLAND LOTTERIES
FOR DECEMBER, 1856
r. FRANCE g. CO., MANAGERS.
A GRAND MARYLAND LOTTERY
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.

l.rnmd lem.Olida6ed Lottery 0G M0ryImnN.
Extra Class =,
10 be drawn baltimore Md. Saturday, Dec goth, 1861.
Prizes amounting 10 M131, 600!
WIN bc following splendid Scheme
"a, 900 Nmmbcrs! - 900 Priscs.
Prizes Pay able in full without deduction.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06

uNINE MUSTARD, AC.-EUatis French md
u American Mustard warranted superior quality, also
general assortment of pure Spices ground and ungtonn Tor
sale by JOHN IL nfNh,
nov prugfiHt-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06

vUNlIE undersigned having sold their stock of Goods
Mcasrs irby a Saunders would most choerfuly recon
mend them former friends and patrons
Dec A. laad MCDANIEL, HURT PRESTON.
An dycts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06

INAAll FOR WOOI.-u waat insmed"ry
~ pounds washed WOOL for which VIII pay nn .ne r
market price In Cash or Bonsacks Linsey RrCKER
servants wear ." u
..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06
DEVouVsNG nMOACuE.-we have re-.

luNE TEAs.-A large supply Of superior
u Green and Black Teas put up In J. nnd Id PACKAGE"
finest imported by the rekn Tea Compa
ny Families who wish something really hne are invited to
try them For hv JOHN II. sEAY,
nov lots Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06

30 03IG prizes amounting to elAlN0
who,cs $50 Halves si0i Quarters s5 Eighths 81 SO
All orders for tickets packages In OF the Mary
land Lotteries will receive prompt attention. and the drawing
mailed o all purchasers immediately after IL Is over
Address T. II. HUBBARD co.
No. - Fayce st, or Box No. 40,
nov Igto7dcc baltimore, Maryland
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06

II the Ladies' snl and Stock Fall and Win
French work Collars Sleeves handkerchief skirts.
Fronts Infant Bodee Caps and real Maltese Lace Settn im
tailon do, &c, Ac. j. A. STlGlEh N %
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06

4 ICORICE, LicOrice, Licorice-4O Cases sa-
perio Stick Lcorco, just hand and for sale by
aug 2lts WILSON co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06

N1I1PPEHN TOBNUCO
i VIA BALTIMORE, MD.--The undersigned, Forward
ny and Agents Of the Railroad at
baltimore, respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
no ALI. POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
with the trade having boen for
part Of the Tobacco
Baltimore they hsttcr themselves that they
give satisfaction to shippers
Freight N low IL by any other line.
from the West solicited and punetually
attended 10. MA0RAW a. kOONb,
80 North street Baltimore.
Refer To Jacob Icad Co. Brandt. jr. BALTIMORE r L.
Dudley, W. 4. smith, Mcdaniel Hurt & Preston, Miller
Crenshaw, Lynchburg Crenshaw &Co., Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06

DNON THE TOuLET.-A large nssOrt tmemt Of
French English Herman, and American Perfumery, EH
tracts Coiognes Pomades &C. pure Gycerne Soap, Lows
Honey Brown Windsor Soaps Cold Cream, Rose Lip
Savc Caopoon chapped hands and fne Tooth
Brushes Hair and NAH Brushes Hair Dyes Hair Tonica &C.,
for sale by JOHN II. SEAY
nov oot Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06

uAISSOIlIuON.-Ihe nrm of Mcdaniel, llur n
this day dissolved by mutual consent Tbs
will be used by either In closing
Their oco will be kept nj the old stand,
occupied by Mossrs. hhS Saunders.
john ROBIN MCDANIEL,
SO. HURT
PLEASANT PRESTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06

UNaNVI.y FLOUR.-Fnmiiy Flour III q""r''S
II sacks Just received and for sale by . ,,,,>eo,.
ma Its LEb ~ ''i1-'''o'
guNIMOTUY sEED.-Wc hHv" now >" store
lot of fresh well cleaned Timothy Seed ror sai,
90, Itts LEE 6 JOHNSON.
NEsT ,;INPOWDER TEA AND BEST BLACK
j TEA for sale by SlAbi-fh O. ''Ni'''
ian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06

refined Sheet and Shred Isngaks Coxcs Sparkling tHn
nice for making blame Mango Jecs &c also pure
Extracts Of Vanilla Lemon Zine Apple Celery 49, Tor sae
by JOHN IL SEAf,
op
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19

10 THE EDITOR or TaE HgHALD.
Please correct in article appeared In
paper Saturday, l2h ins under ths caption OF Fam
lily Marketing Something Interesting about Butter" The
quantity that be disposed Of Per month Cafornis
nended to be set down at 900 Hrns iusseAd Of
pounds. As you take issue the amount shipped to that
country In 1855, you will allow to say derived my
Lfoi from exporters to that market afrm
the statement You ray COO PACKAGES Transmit
ted to San Frspc II 1861 You will admit no doubt
snail proportion Of tina amount consumed u mAnufActur
ed there You ray Il estimated that there 80 900
frkns In this market have taken pains 20
tain reliable and those possessing the
means Of knowing cay they think the estimate ito hgh
by least 10 900 nrkns. There not thirty merchants
that average 700 The price higo Ia toe
fall the retail grocers bought cut e prcerng 70 wait
along supplied themselves daily weekly. 80 With
large proportion Of families. mention this 10 show that
nearly all the butter In market Is held by commission
houses and ia tie south and west parts o. the
city When the Of butter low In the I'll farmer
and dealers often hoc large quantities back awaiting
advance in prices. Not prices rule high Then
ell lush to market. This being So there little
different ths compied IA OF railroads {,
what 1t In flmer Year,. There great many Ia
the country that obtain short loans from hanks purchase
produce brig 1t to Market and are conpeec to sell to
nee. their noles; and consequence me0 OF means
purchase sell at eight ton eens sdvanse the
pound, enabling them keep fast hores live high and
ptuously every day. The oeeci OF The writer Is
The accomp brig Of such object would confer the
poor and middle classes saving ost incalc aoe and
mista /. the columns OF the HERALD not for
procuring result SO humane and desirable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19

6oo bushs o. grain, ineladi.s corn sod wheat in
sul ss ssar = srs /: a. It:sss
ard AGO Ter e. bss1 81 A. For cotton, s-3M Rates
psssass Ss sssssss q aos so ana 80 ~ Ss oil
were sngsgsd e - 70 Bremen 400 b6L: aosr ware
neat e cs Sss 10 s 70
about lSoO0 bushss rye sogsssd i lsd 10 Ham.
eSasS 70 Load 4 Tor srsmsu x vss's sos
bSs and cotton 1t 1kc. THIS bark California char
to s:d % Sss s'
California rates ranged from aoc to Ssc foot measure
Fsrusaes Of about 900 boxes raisins were reported
HAY was steady, .. 81 sllah:
NAvAI sroRn1-sphits turpentine were made at 4lc.
The last sales common rosin were ~ u 90 per $40 lbs,
PnovsoSs-Pork-Ths market was sgs,n armsr, and
sses Of goo bbs mess were made at si7 e. and ct the
Ga 10 to Sl4 7b and Sl6 asked Clear mess was at $40
Beesales Of about 200 $50 bbls were made including
sl2 Re acked Western was It GA ga Is Bssf hams
were al $l2 e16 Cut meats In good demand. 100
Hams we're At 6xc . ohe. Bacon in good demand,
With sales OF 500 boxes hhort midSls rib in TO arrive in
dies sold 0 LARD .ss s ssS Win s.ss Of
800 bbls Ct lihc uhc. Butter and cheese were
RICE Sa Is o. $50 casks were made at 55sc bSc
SuGAR--rhe sales embraced about 500 oaxes Havana,
the terms Of which, we could not race and 200 DO do
at about 800 hhde New Orleans were cold at 81ac;
about 200 do Porto Rico ut 7%c for low grades to Sc
and $50 Go. Cuba at ABOUT g. $40.
TEAs.-Auctlon saiea, terms mos Hyson-lf1 half
chests SIC Young Hyson-496 half chests 4hc 23l
do 36c So do 35c ~ do 3shc; 80 do slc u do 27o;
u do &c. 81 do 2tc 20 do 23c 124 do 22c 95 d. 21c
1856 do 21c 1914 do 201c; IS do 2lc LIS 2Oc SO do
&c., &c., LOG do lie ia do 16hc los do los, "a DO
l5c 80 do loo; 81 do 1885, 81 do l2c Al do l0ac Gun
powder56 hat chests 4sc; So do a4kc; 50 do 27c II
do 46Hc Is bxs do $780, era.-37 haf chests 52xc;
SO doc; 90 2oc; q do 2lc Al do 16hc. Hysoo
Iwapksy-16 halt chests at 2Oc so do loc 94 do lie;
90 do 1Hc S63 co IKE; Oooi $50 halt chests st 35c.
leo $780, 50 do 31hc; 81 do 27c l6l do 1870. S,u
chong-42 chests ct zoe; 100 half do &c., Congou-sol
chests at &c.,
TonAccc But limited butiness doing Stocks Of do
mestic light, and prices rue hgh OF foreign the
SC go bales Havana, 21c 27c; 32l do Yara,
SAC; 40 Sagua private terms; n seed leaf &c
lose; l42 do Flor da 1919 Acc,
WBIsREy-Ihe market was dull with sales Of 100 bhls.
prison at &c., and small lots jersey &c., and rs hnd.
drudge at Soc
Woo4 We notice a better demand tor wool this week
and the sales Of fleece aud pulled been atve
~ larg praes remain, however the the close
Of The past year; buyers plenty, but show
position to advance The stock Of Is light for
the The sales have been 10000 lbs fleece
sc S3c for the lower grades and Soc 70 46, for the
next two higher and fine wools OF pulet, the sales
reach IS 900 lbs. chiefly super and extra at 53 e. 33c
TIE cemsnd for foreign Is light-a small ;cel Of Ri,
Grande has been ssla about &c., 10 900 los Bue
nos Ayres, washed. at 13c to 14c.. 8 months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19
Family MA ketlng.s
RETAIL PRICES OF PRODUCE AT THE WASHINGTON

Meat is still. unchanged in price, high rates prevailing
though beef o. oil kinds is much more plenty than 1t
week. The OF the high prices at this
ket has gone all the country, and large quantities
of meat is its way to this city. The cetenon in ira
vel has kept much Of it back. Prices must down
before great WHILE Veal has it, appearance and
prices are eownward nest Of tina. in market is from
Southern ports from Baltimore Norfolk and other places
along the coast It will soon be plentiful
PC ultry and game scarce and quite
dear though it is doubtful whether they cheaper
fer foed than meat. Our list never complete
at present.
Fish shows change worth noting.
Fine winter apples are nov every where seen in mar
let, s tolerabiy cheap. Butter Is still high, /,
there mach prospect Of its lowering before Way Eggs
were never higher than at present. though The ;h
Of spring must bring them down somewhat
Vegetables getting dearer general thiug. Pc
tatoes have advanced twenty ave cents barrel; cab
bages little cheaper, tomatoes have disappeared;
cry and other winter produce Is abun liant and good
and parsnps onions and turnips cheap Green peas
be had for shilling quart. We notice little
new. We quote ~ follows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19
OIL CLASSIFICATION.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FpDAY Ian 1876 p

ASHES were quiet and prices unchanged
Observation-Disclosures of common State were
frmer and sales made at 6kc. 121<c. per Dbl,
higher. The sales embraced about 900 900 bbls.,
including common State OF o. o. %, and % 1914
% % for extra do Western, Mixed fancy and extra
brands were sold at % % e2h extra Genesee ranged
from % 30 80 rs, ard ST. the latter being an out
slice figure. Canadian ranged from SO lax % rs, with
sales Of 800 COO bbls. Southern in fair demand
and holders demanded advance Of Nc. per Dbl fpr
TO good grades. Tho ssles embraced about 500
bb at IS 121S % 62z fer mixed AM cnoice lots aud
o. rs a SO IS. Within few days 100 800 bbls
Gaego and Haxan have been sold n $l2 25 Petersburg
City Mills including Ralto brands firm at fall
ptcss Wneat--There q better demsnd, with more
doing Among the sacs 500 bushes Tennessee red
(prime) ut 81 % and small parcel Of common do. al
81 90 and 3700 bushels Missouri white sold at 80 o.
with parcel Of Indiana red ct 81 SO. CornThere was
fair demand with sales Of aovut 25 0s0 bushels in
GLIDING nov Southern yellow at Ste Sc white ranged
from Soc 92c among the sales were 600 bushels re-
tigrews new North Carolina white for export at 92c.
and oOc q e2c for old Southern mixed Rye--saes OF
about IL 600 Ia coo bushels made chiefly for *.
poYt at 81 20 u 81. Oats cJntnued du at 44c. iSc
for Ststs and ssc Soc. for Western.
CorTu-Ihe sales embraced about z, 900 bags Of Rio
ct 1ohc with small lot Of prime DO, at I2ssc., and
rs mats Java, 81 Akc.
CoCoA-Sa1es Of 225 bags San Bias wee made at D. T.
CorTox-The market active with sales Of about
1900 bales chiefly In transu The market being In favor
Of sellers, without any quotable change in prices.
TEE,DI-RAtes were more active and 6rmer, especially
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19

The circular of T. j. Stewart Co.. ofthis date says
We have received three steamer advices since the
issue Of circular per Pacific the 9th instant tho
last ope the America, to date, being Eve days
ser-by telegraph from Halifax Thursday 18th inst
the market by the last advices beog msr to the pre-
cediDg one; sales light only about 1000 bales week,
business to extont being interfered With by the
holidays but closing without spirit 1t decline Of "a
Here We have had steady market, and ct times firm
have generally averaged about 1000 bales Mostly taken
by spnners AND Continental buyers, with sma de-
mand for Liverpool from stock Cotton In transitu
has been salsable at S%c. for middiog, free on
board, and ga freight from Mobile and SIC. a
&c. from New Orleans, with freight at 9-l8i.
and lower styles in proportion On Wednesday
the eafes were 500 bales and by thought
TO be &c. lower, but that not generally the Use
There perc-p,ible change in prices THURSDAY
continuing TO prevail for anything under the ket,
with sales of 900 bales chiefly for export The
closed quite firm yesterday with faes Of 200 bales
prices nearly the same fortnight since. We have
had extensive storms, extending TO Aasama and
there is but little doubt but that will
hee when the roads become passabie The tables
90 not show and perhaps will not for fortnight but
the crop prepared tor market unusual extent
the fact Of transit will be severely taxed The rivers
in Alabama are too full the usual boat handbags being
under water consuming nearly twice the usual period
loading and tischarging At New Orleans the
cessivey crowded and drayage entirely matter Of favor
has nterered with the usual receipts
and Charleston. From Apalachcoa have no recent
advices, but the CHATEAU ooche Il Ia high stage the
receipts only II 900 bales than In 1908
while the exports to Great Britain are f22 900 less.
LIVERPOOL. CI AsgIFIC ALTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


sAt FRIDAY, Jan. 18--6 NJ
fhsse very suoyant market throughout the first
tcsrd- With than the usual activity advance
was rsased On nearly every stock sold. Indiana SIS
went up per cent Missouri os Y; Erie Bonds, 1875
r; Illinois Central Bonds, *; Nicaragua, \; Gambler
Lana q; New York Central kairoad 1h; Cleveland and
Toasde. AZ; Michigan Southern L. Erie III; Reading,
N; Michigan Central ~. Gaens and Chicago sold 70
As exat Of At shares at ITO per cent dividend OH ana
fsw shares of Mlwsuke and Mississippi sold ct sl per
cent Rssdpg opened at S6 aud ran up TO ~ per cent
under large purchases by leading bear operator. hn
purchases amounted to thousand four hundred
shAxes All efforts made to depress this STOCK cannot but
be temporarily successful We understand that the
agent of the English stockholders has invested every
dollar shout being received IN DIVIDENDS In the stock
The amount il said 70 DO about two hundred and
;Sfsy thousand dollars. He VII also receive about
oae half Of the total quantity Of stock to be issued
srdsr the stock DIVIDEND, not share Of which viii
upon the market The balance will be pretty well
scattered and pretty generally held Tbs big bear
Wise in csHing tn to-day for Dig lot He might have
got considerably cheaper few days ago. Erie touched
SO per at the FIRST board tell n fraction after
wards. Great changes and great improvements have
been made in the internal affairs 81 this company The
most juoicioua ece nomy il exercised in all the de-
psrtnenta Of expenditure and tho road is operated at
Per cent reduced any railroad company the State
profitable any other Toere sale Of Nicaragua
Tsnst to-day at "a per cent buyer sixty days. but lower
prices ruled before the sose Soon after the adj
snt OF the rt board it reported in the street that
the Senate in secret session and that the President
had sent in message relative t, Central American az
fairs Of belligerent character. Thus for the ,unen
created little excl emeut spectators get
ting used to thee warpke from Washington and
now pay worry little attention to them They have been
10 often humbugged by them that the effect is but
momentary.
Al the second board the most active stock Erie,
which closed firm at quotations. anal let of Mil
waukis and Mississippi sold At "a per cent being ad
vance since morning Of ~ per cent After the board
64k per cent was bid and stock offered. Michigan
Southern sod at SO per cent buyer thirty Gays. The
best offer for New York Genital Railroad this afternoon
% per GEN.. For Galenx ana Chicago 100 bid, 10k
asked ex-divdend. Harlem, l6 per cent bid. Hudson
Railroad, q bid. The market closed steady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19
Rr nFsaY z LEEDS Coz SATURDAY: !AEy-

ecuors sale Of household furniture convenience
o. SALE consisting Of Brussels and ingram carpets large pier
paror chairs sos and pier tables marble TOP win
glasses bookcase, mattresses pillows china glass
washstapd bchen furniture &c Also three doe
corner ctegero end other nrtlc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19
Total Of cash ................... s5s1, 1856 50

Aggregate Of notes and cash IS, sos 677 IS
BY tt charter Of this company, and the tranast,ns
under it. the two millions Of appropriated to
the payment of the construction bonds required to
be carefully valued appraised and divided iato four
classes.
Lists Of the first and second classes have been prepared
and deposited required and the company restricted
from selling any Of the lands included 10 those lists at
less than the minimum valuation tncrein fixed to witt
First class. 90 900 acres, ct so per acre.
Second class, $3.50, 900 acres, 1t $l5 per acre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME CcURT.-WILIARD s. REED AGAIESa
~ Samuel 1rueedel John Fer Receivers oosing
sfbor.e carriages &c. fhs UNDERMINED eiver 0. tho
Arm Of Reed Truefdel win sell pubic auction
rises No l6t NJ Saturday 1871 Of January
inst O'Clock toe remaining stock OF horsas and
pred tern Of The le.se The ssd premises No l6 Mcroor
street, end al the right tile and ioccs OF said sed Trues
del berep TO said premises being very desirable
hablc location for person engaged In he sale Of hoes
livery business Sale posifivc. HENRY BERTI7OI.F re
''iyer's Office, trinity Buildings. room No. 4S.
Dated New York. Jan. L. 1896,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19

COTTON NOTICE-J. BO0ART, AuCTIONEER-BY
n GART-nonday 2lsk q II O'Clock, st070 Broad
mortgage sale hotel and hArro0m furnt Of
china ard Class ware oiSIeh beds and bedding
ullM Q and utersiIs. &c &c. -I7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19

5000 III Cen RR BIDS
1000 N Y Cen 6's
700 shs CantonC 60. boo
100 CuInb CT Co. $50
100 do ........
10 Mill n Miss RR..
30 Cleve, c & Gin.
800 Reading RI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19

2W Florence Joint. %
1871 Penn Coal Co.
$50 Cumb Coal Co.
270 Allegheny Min Co
100 N Y Cen RR. 80.
800 do.
100 do. ....s@
200 C1eve b Tol RR..
SO do ......,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19
EXPRESSES.


lyPRCIAL CALIFORNIA ExPRESS-NOTICE- FREE.
- NAN co WIFI dpa.ch thefr express for California
Origin. he ssndvch islands and Pacific coast Of South
neri Januaxy III st2P.M. Froigh received tn IL O'clock
and parcels letters, &C., I'LL =. H. on Monday
FREEMAN A 70, ~ Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19

ExECUTiON sALE.-JOHN W. sOMERlNDYKE, AUG
" doneer store no 20 North William street. will sell,
Monday JAM 81 at III O'Clock, l6ls street
Tenth by virtue of execution bar
room ule and harness. lot of lumber, &c
JOAN Il. HARRINGTON, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19

A q nNn WORTH or CAST OFF CLOTHING WANT.
DZ.UUU ed--0entemsn having large or small sc,s of
value current money BY calling addressing JAMES
MpRQNEY, " Wtk& street, tav doosa sas u GeIge,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19

Leaves. ZLt ~ q Oh
Of the third class valuation which have sold at
average Of SO 20 per acre. exceeding by 81 20
the valuation Ct IS per fixed the 800 00s
acres that constitute that class.
Of the notes hand, 81 100 900 viii mature before the
LIST day Of January, 1892 but, at the 81
the land sales certain contracts sde upon special
conditions, under . policy deemed necessary, by which
the payment Of certain classes Of notes postponed
somewhat longer, en- the payment Of six per cent
interest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-19

n'cAMEnoN's RECEIPTS ENABLE LADIES AND
~. gentlemen 10 prepare their Cosmetics ~ ons-
eighth e cost cod 42Q Broadway and By book.
sellers generally Price Is cen< sent by mai on recepe
see NQaday o Lex M.
Butte record., 1856-03-22

STATE Of CALIFORNIA. County Of Butte,
Justices Court. Hamilton Township, Before
Justice S ? Taresher.
David Weaver. Geo Watson and Daniel
Walters, ys Packer Rice and Packer White.
The people Of the State Of California to
Packer Rice and Packer white Greeting =
You, and each Of you are hereby summoned
to appear before me at my office in Hamilton
Township, Of the County Of Butte on the llth.
day Of March. A. D. $50 at 10 O'Clock a NJ
to answer unto the complaint of David Wea-
yer. Geo. Watson and Daniel Walters Oh con-
tract implied for the direct payment Of forty
nine dollars and fifty five cents, (S49 and ff
ty five -hunredthsl Plaintiff gives notice
that judgment viii be taken against you if you
! fail 10 appear and answer said complaint.
Dated at Hamilton Township, this, the 18th
/ day Of February, A = 1886.
S. P. THRESHER J. P.
Gro. CAMFBELL. Deputy Constable.
j u l l7-5i
Butte record., 1856-03-22

GE.NER.qL .fDVERTISLN'G .fGE-NCY Y
\. E. corner of Washington and Montgomc-
~ ssreets. San Francisco
4 DYERTISEMENTS s. SUBSCRIPTIONS
"A received by THOS. BOYCE, Agent,
81 Merchant street, and Room No. o. up stairs
Iron Buildiue, northeast corner of Montgome.
~ and Washington streets, for the
:. BUTTE RECORD" Bidwell;
Democratic State Journal" Sacramento
s Daily Argus" Stockton
Sierra Citizen" Downieyiile;
:. Miners Advocate" Diamond Springs;
- Placer Herald" Auburn;
q Mountain Messenger" Gibsonvilie
"Contra Costa, Oakland;
I" Tribune" an Jose;
" STAR Los Angeles;
4" Democratic Standard, Portland, 0. T.
ap28-25
Butte record., 1856-03-22
PROBATE MOTlEE.

A Ii persons having claims agli2st the es-
"A tate of Peter jacobs deceased, late OF
Butte County, are hereby notified to present
the same with proper vouchers to the under
signed within ten months from this date, or
the same viii he forever barred
r. HOBART, Pub. Ad Butte Co,
Bidwen March -, A. D. 1856 ml5-l94t
Butte record., 1856-03-22
PR0RATE NOTICE

a Ii persons having claims against the es-
"A tate OF William McQuillon, deceased. late
of Butte County, are hereby notifedto present
the same with proper vouchers to the uuder-
signed within ten months from this date, or
the same will be foreve, barred.
r. HOBART, Pub. Ad Butte Co.
Bldweu, March Is, A. i. 1856. ml5-l94t
Butte record., 1856-03-22
PROBATE NoTICE.

4 LII persons having claims against the es
IA tate Of Daniel Harvey deceased, late OF
Butte County, are hereby notified to present
the same with proper vouchers to the under
signed within ten months from this date, OF
the same will be forever barred.
HOBART, Pub. Al. Butte Co.
Bidwell, March l5, A. b. 1856 mI5-l9 At