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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03

SDAU Nd CANFIE14D,f.es HENRY BANDIT, Sec,
HENRY CHAPMAN, Treas'r.
3. n. GILBERT, Genersl Agent nd Surveyor.
This Company was Organized on the 21th day Of
March, A. d. 1884, under Special Charter from the
legislature Of Illinois, and business commenced under
the most favorable auspicea. Its establ hment has
been upon Arm aud reliable basis, and IN view Of
its stability soundness and permanency ranks one
OF the first Insurance Companies in the country. To
those DESTROYS of protecting themselves against loss
damage by Fire perils Of the sea- they beg leave
.nfttr M. t,,n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03

A FIGHT WITH ScYrHEs.-The Prince
ton Ind. CLARION tells o story Of q soy.
the fight near Oakland, in that county,
Some Of the hands in wheat field got
into row and used their ugly weapons
10 effectually, that two men we're woun-
ded, If not more dangerously, certainly
more fearfully to look at, than any We
have ever heard OF who survived. One
man received wound in the thigh elgh-
teen inches long by two inches deep, and
another was wounded quite az badly 10
the chest,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03

GREET CARPET HILL
OF
Becher HOLSTER & wilkins,
No. l35 Lake street,
CHICAGO, LII.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In order 70 make room for our
I11anao110o Stocks
And for the better convenience Of our customers we
have taken the fine store rec, nty occupied by D. b.
Cooke Co., and connected Il with former extern
sve premises. The entrsnss u our sales rooms and
Carpet Hall Is now
ON THE FIRST FLOOR,
iss LAKE STREET 1876
CARPETS.
larger assortment than alo.hers In this city COM
binesi.
SPLENDID MEDALLIoNS,
vELVETS AND 'VILTONS,
BEAUTIFUL TAPESTRY,
ROYAL SIX THREADED BRUSSELS.
IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
Fine superhne and Tapestry Ingrains, Berlins. Ven
ethan, Hemp and Ielt Carpets, Druggets, Ae.
Oil Cloths.
OF he best Foreign and Domestic Msnufactu ,fto,n
one yard " twenty four feet wide
.MNtsiasgs.
Always on hand . Ia sses.ock Of Canton nsttings.
Also, superior Cocoa Mattings In all widths, suit.
able Ior Omces, Saloons, &c.
Mats and Rugs,
lngreat variety, from three shillings to S25
CURT.aE.r GOODS,
To this department we shall devote increased stten
ton. We have In store and are daily receiving
Rich Embroidered: Cloth Curtains.
French Brocdteues-in patterns and by yard;
Magnificent Snfins-with brocatelle borders.
Beaustfs1 Sain iDeLaines,
Hdndsome Dsas0sks-with trimmings to match:
Lace Curtains,
which for Beauty Of Finish end Nplendor in Design
cannot BE- surpsssed-varying from Is to >l00 per
pair.
WINDOW SHADES.
Beautiful painted and rich Gold Shades. white. Buzz
Green and Blue HOllands
House furnishing d Upholstery Goods.
Mattresses Of every kind, Feather Beds and Pillows,
Blankets, Quilts, Cotton shestings and Pillow
Castings.
Linen Goods.
Table Linens, Napkins and Do ylies, Linen Sheet
ing aud Pillow Linens, Hackabucks, Towels, Crash
&C., st ~ per cent less than usual prices
PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS,
Particular attention b invited to the fact that We
have many Of the bes- styles and qualitss OF goods
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03
NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY.
Cook, Sargent 4 Parker,

Florence, sVtbT OSkO.
MTiLL attend promptly to oil business connected
W with Land Agency. either In NebrssAa, or
Western Iowa.
L.AND WARRANTS BOsslht,
Sold 0ssd Located.
Business for them esn be ieft with any Of the un.
dersigned
COOK b SARGENT. Davenport Iowa
COOK, sAROENT { DOwN.Y, Iowa Oliy, do
COOK, SARGENT 4 COOK. DrsAoines, d.
ul,hQldtS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03
PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS

L
Particular attention b Invited to the fact that we
have many Of the bese styles and qualities Of goods
that cannot DO obtained elsewhere, and We are nov
Offering entire stock 1t Greatly Reduced Prices
boocher, HellistOf & wilkins.
Jan 10 ias7dlv lss Lax. Isnxrr.
T. '' e . s,.; JACKSON ,.e q . ..xssH
JACKSON, SAWYER + MELLEN,
2l9 Is ga SOUTH WATER ST,
BETS, .MEZLE.tfGo q:
Ne. SOUTH MAIN ST,
1t. Isova1O. Mo.
General Commission \ Forwarding
Merchants.
REF T. b NOES:
Renick & Peterson, St Louis.
VS. Gilman, do
George P-Rram, do
Capt W Could do
Lsfin, Smith 4 Boies, do
Capt J II Johnson, Louisiana, No.
Fi'rt X wheeler, Chicago.
MANeef, do
I.anin, Smith Boies, do
SH kennedy 4 Co, New Orleans.
AG Iarweii / Co, Boston.
Starting, Mccullough l. Co., NY.
NAV % iSs7dly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-03
TATE DEl(OC RAT,


daily, Tri-Wce KY aua weekly.
New YoRx-s. n. Psttingiii 4 Co,
-vischer Owen 4 CO.
CH1cAoo-Scriven = Gallsshcs.
w. 3. Spencas.
ST. LOUIS. 8. Post
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-04-30
ELECTION DAY

Our readers will remember that next Monday
and Tuesday are the days upon which thev will
be called upon TO exercise the important preroC.
ativc of free and independent voters-to cast
their votes for tho successor Of Hon. =. S.
Bnooks. The contestants for this important po-
sition, have grown small by degrees, and beau
tifuly less until the field is left exclusively to
Gen. BoNmAN, of Edgcficld. and Hon. C. +. SUI.
LIvAN Of Laurens Mr.. SrANN, OF Edgefield, is
no longer candidate.
The candidates have no hobby-there is no
party issue involved in tho contest-no question
between the c'ndidates, but that of SUCCESS
so that tho people will be called upon simply to
vote for ono or the other as they may be inclined
by the personal feelings which they entertain
for the candidates. Because Of the fact. that
there is no issue upon any State or National uucs
ton involved i'll the contest we have. i'm common
with papers of the Congressional District, for
borne to discuss the private claims of the gentle
men seeking the honors of the people. Though
u those claiming distinction. held opinions upon
Questions affecting the public interest, contrary
TO our own, we should claim il us n privilege.
and feel it Il duty incumbent upon us. to cn,cr
our protest against them We have no cause of
i''''e''' Iu"trel with them, and we consider
that 1t Is misconception of the mission of nh.
press TO weld its power against one, for no
other reason than that Of personal preference for
another.
IL may, with truth, be said that We are of one
'hind upon National Politics. and that this cIec.
ton decides nothing bu, the personal preference
OF Tie people, FOR one of the two candiduts-
Yet, we should he glad to sec a general vote
gwen The vote in this election will be but an
expression oi the public confidence Of the people,
IN The respective candidates Let then every
man, who is entitled to Il vote, turn out and cx
crcisc his right of choice.
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RIOT AMONG STUDENTS.

corrcSpondentrof the Richmond Dispatch
gives the particulars of fracus between the
students of the University Of Virginia, and
Mr. MANNoSI 1t appears that two students
called at MAHNoSI's store ut lae hour of the
night, TO get some "nlagc drops" The store had
been closed, they commenced knocking, awoke
MANNoNr, who appeared at the window above,
and fired ut them. the load tuking effect in their
faces. The next morning the students collected
at the store. forced open the door, intending to
Inch MAsSoSI, but did not find him. They
bribed negro who told that the object of their
search was secreted in IIENsIAws house. They
repaired to tho place, secured their prize, tied
and carried him some distance from town, and
We're about to inflict whipping upon him, but
Dr. AAurIN appeared and made very effectuaI
appeal to the students. thereby dissuading them
from their purpose. They then delivered him 10
the TAILOR to uHait the course of law.
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THE PALMETTO ASSOCIATION.

1t will he remembered, by the reader, that
sometime since, the few surviving members of
the gallant Palmetto Regiment, which endured
the sufferings and privations of the war with
Mexico, formed themselves into "a society under
the cndearlng name of the Palmetto Associa-
tion. We see it stated tlat the anniversary of
this Association will be held in Columbia on the
18th of May next, on whicl, occasion the Ami
versary Address will be delivered by Gen. SAM'1
McGowAS, gnllant member Of the Palmetto
Regiment.
How pleasing the re union of brothers in.urms,
who have shared alike, the glory and dangers Of
war.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-04-30
COMPARATIVE INSANITY,

Halls journal Of Health. in un article COM
pairing the number of persons insane among the
black population of Maine, and the same race in
Virginia. makes the significant statement, foun-
ded upon the census of these States, that the
number of negroes derangcd in Maine, il one in
every fourteen. while III Virginia it is but ono in
every fourteen hundred. Can this remarkable
fact be accounted for upon any other hypothesis
than the relative condition of the African in
Virginia and Mainei We cannot explain it ex-
cept upon the assumption llut the care, anxiety
and struggle of the negro in Maine. for the means
to support tho BODY, eats up, like gnawiug Call
Ger, the faculties of HE mind. While in Virginia,
the slave is free from carr-he knows that his
clothing, bread, and lodging, will be beautifully
supplied by his master; he has no fear ol starva-
ton; he is satisfied with his condition, happy and
contented
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n iaic engagement was made by manager Of
lhcatre' IN Montgomery, Ala, at the close Of
which benefit WAS given to him, und being
called before the curtain, addressed his audience
i'll the following strain. from which il may be in :
fcrrcd that the unfortunate manager received
cold comfort:
3" "LmHcs and Gentleman: II affords mo much
pleasure To return yon my thanks an, delight
ed tn see You n!l-'rhn trr Anrc hnnnrcd as mith
your presence, since we came. Ladies and gen.
tlemcn, 1t would afford me pleasure to stay Ion
ger, Ga 1 ditl.t Jriny money enough ~
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THE RuRnEI,L MURDER CASE.

We see that this case, which has excited the
horror of the whole country, is undergoing m
other investigation IN the Surrogate's Court, of
the city of New York. 1t seems that Mrs.
CuSsrson.x is now struggling to obtain the
widows claim to the property of the unfortunate
DR.. BuRDELL. The investigation in the Surro-
gates Court commenced OH Monday, the 18th
inst, and the testimony adduced, as far as re-
portcj,-up to the lStIr~-shows conclusiyeIY
(taken in connection with the facts developed by
the investigation of the Coroner) that itswas q
foul conspiracy between Mrs. CuSNISanAM and
EcxIA, 10 murder Dr. BuRDEIL for the most dam
nablc of mcrcenary motives, and that the alleged
marriage between Mrs. CUSSINGHAM and Bur-
DELL is as absurd the atrociousness of the muir
der itself, trumped up for the double purpSse Of
establishing Mrs. C's claim as the widow of the
deceased, and to screen herself and .her Rendish
accomplice from the justice they 90; much de-
serve.
The case, however, viii soon be investigated
by the proper tribunal, and;we would not be the
least surprised if it fam out another LAKEMAs
or NAT. W4np7 abaurdity -Iender.a verdict Of
pot guil.y." lin, the very face Of both circum.
| stantiai and positive proof TO the contrary.
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BATTALION DRIFT.

We attended, on last Saturday, the Battalion
DnIi, Mt BEADLEYs. Maj ROGERS commandinp.
Col. llAHrEn reviewing officer
at the conclusion of the drill, Col HARPER
addressed the Battalion in brief hut appropri-
ate speech, concluding by introducing Gen.
BcNnAM to the Battalion, who made u short
speech which was we'll received.
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TRIRuTE OF REspEcr

At regular meeting of Bascomb Lodge No.
81, A.. F.. NJ. the following Preamble and
Resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. in the death OF A. N. DAnRAcorr,
the Masonic Fraternity is bereaved of one of its
truest and devoted supportcrs-one who having
csPouscd the cause Of Truth as embodied i'm the
ini'nitable principles of Masonry, and made it tho
rule of his Faith and practice during life, one
who was faithful, worthy Bro,her-a good man,
always true, consistent aud devoted TO the inter
est and pcrPetuity of our Institution.
Resoired, That in the death of our Brother
Baseomb Lodge has been deprived of u Just and
upright Brother.
Rcsolrcd, That we tender our heartfelt sympa-
thy to the family of our deceased Brother.
ReSotred, That the Furniture and Jewels of
the Lodge be clothed in mourning for the usual
space, and that page in our Record Book be con
sccrated TO his memory
, Hcsot"ed, That copy Of this Preamble and
Resolutions be furnished the fnmiIy of our de-
ceased Brother, and published in the District
newspapers
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Obitmaru.'.

+. n Sw,rm Of. Cnnass.;on NO oes.,e Ill ~ ~.
9th vear Of Of hia ol ure. - ''e "'sa'n' - NV
TrSe # II n that :, n ,bs t,nn;d., oe ,;s. -.
death." No ace. c;rcums,Sncs ~ cona;t;ns no e.n
from the power Of the dread
hood in a ts ,nS Eouh ana
his stern mandates. Thus in fhs nrim, of life
dspurt.d the sabjse, Of this Brief sketch. NJ,
$ C.. where his parents st'il i've. and psprnahs
declining are. in which we're esn,eYad II, Heir
fondest iiouss and antiGipations Of futnfa vsars.
He in:1hsd Ills medical conrss,in tthe city .of.
Philadrlphia. III, labS. = Eminantlv orssl;asa
discharge the duties of pbysisisns hebsgan ,he
Ege q this na.iss % %Bstsiet;s = VIII sfssrsdsess
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GREENVILLE & COLUMBIA RAILROAD

The annual Report Of the President of this
Road shows u gradual increase Of business
The income of 1856 has been S3O7. sos. so: while
that of 1855, WAS s279 ,Ola So, showing an in.
crease for 1856, of *9a797.a4. Expenditures
for 1856, reached *lo5,970.5O; those for 1855,
Slol,735.5o Increase of expense in 1856, over
lS55, $l4,231.9I. Net increase of income for
1885, SlI,5Gl 81 There is an item in the cx-
pense account of $4,000, for ntcrcst OIL the
debt Of the Company.
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Gonli,erfiaI.

ABDEylLLE, April 80. 1887.
cotton.-No cotton offering. We quote prices
nominal at Ill to Is cents
-. COLUMBIA, April 81.
Cottom-The Cotton market was almost
brought to n stand today, and the amount offer.
ing was so small we we're unable to ascertain. tho
effect of the late news from Liyerpool. ON m.
maket We can. therefore, only quote nominal
ll9 to 13e cents.
CHARLESTON, April 27.
Cotton-The sales in our market to-day
amounted 10 500 bales--narket FIRM
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-04-30
A RAILROAD CELEBRATION

The Memphis & Charleston Railroad has been
completed There is now Il continuous line of
Railway from Charleston to Memphis, Tcnnes.
see. 1t Is proposed, in honor Of this event, to
have great jubilee at Memphis the Is, and Cd
OF May. Charleston and other cities have up
pointed their delegations TO be prcscn, OIL the oc.
cusiun.
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Tile Press and Good Business.-The

Tile Press and Good Business.-There
is no discount on tl'is paragraph:
Some men advertise for short time af.
ter they commence business, and think that
ID Is sufficient; others iDtermit advertising
after they hare established flourishing
hasinsss by its aid. This is mistake
From the momet a house ceases to adyer-
fise, however large its reputation and stand
ing, il beesp1 HS decline. The cbanges are
50 rad Ssis ooantry, and The public
mind js I'd; constantly oca,tE sfot new ap !,
plicants "a favor and so ion, til IL
.tosbe ont u 6Ape,sss wl,ers every bodS
seeks sfor ing ilien gps ssssEg sltject 81
'toI So f0s1S sebp ,afsss 81 rpess as,d
sldofs ssof p ANA s { ~
ssnsssa q 81 q 3 - + J! 3, u MED
stAhsly yiIS II @ 4! I.sps {! { Z 5 =
81 & 81 Y! 3! I! Is!Es;g Isl y @ t J s \
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ABBEvILLE THEsPIAN CORPS

By reference to the advertisement i'm tbcr
column 1t will be seen that this Corps will mike
their appearance o" Monday evening next, lth
rr"x.' and from the Bill which they propose, the
pubiic may expect something rich"
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ABBEVILLE BANNER.
Thursday Morning, April 80, 1857.
w. &. DAVIS, Editor.
APPOINTMENT.

We ,lirec, attention to the notices of JomN III
Dyr, WV. SHEAR, and rhcspian Corps
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SIN Favor Of Ms Hog."-John Smith
was tried in Alabama for stealing ,oo
worth one dollar and half. The theili
was proved beyond the shadow of n doubt.
The jury retired, to make up their verdict,
to an adjacent grove of trees, and were
not out long before they returned with a
verdict Of guilty of hog stealin' in fust de-
gree" The Judge told them that the vcr-
dict was proper, except that they bad
omitted to assess the value Of the property
stolen, and that thcre was no degree to hog
stealing, and to retire again and bring in
their verdict in proper form. Again they
retired. with pen, ink and paper, but rather
nonplusscd with regard to the "form."-
They pondered long and deeply over what
he meant by form. At last, old jim Turn.
cr, who had been justice Of the peace in
Georgia, with a bright countenance and a
sly wink, as much as to say "Look at me
boys-1 understand thing or two," wrote
the verdict, and returned to the court house
One after another they filed in, old jim
handed the verdict to the clerk with anx
ious pomposity, and sat down. Judge o.
the laughter when the clerk read the follow
ing: 1--WE, the jeury, 7'usilanimously .fno
The defendant gilty IN the sum Of dolia,
and u half in favor of the Aoy."
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80 -
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Will hc opened for service on Sunday next,
ut 10Y A. NJ, when the Sacrament of the Lords
Supper will be administered. Afternoon SER
vice uS usual.
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CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

Mr. W. NJ. llvNr Inns been appointed Deputy
Secretary of state, rice w. i. ARTHUR, deccused
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1p,,,enal.

MARRIED. on the 10th inst, by tho Rev.
David Wills, Capt. J. d. GARLlNaroN, to Mis- s.
e., second daughter of Col. John d. WilIiams-
all of Laurcns District. q 4
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At ll'' next regular meeting of this Associa.
ti"n. JAMES C. CALHOUN. Esq, will read an Esray
upon tho Age of the l;nrtl ns indicated by &C.
ology.
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Cotton Seed.-Thc Savannah RcpuJl;ca,

Cotton Seed.-Thc Savannah RcpuJz;cau
says:
awe understand that a commission house
in this city received an order, yesterday,
from Columbus, for ten thousand bushels of
cotton seed. The order was sent in behalf
of planters in that section of the State,
and Alabama, whose first paintings have
been destroyed by the frost. In view of
the fact that young cotton is liable to so
many disasters, such i,aprovidence on the
part of planters may well be wondered at.
No wise man, it seems to us, would ever be
without double supply of seed."
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The Postoffice Department has invited
proposals till the 1st Of June, for carrying
the entire mail overland, from the Mississip,
pi to San Francisco in four horse coaches
semi.monthly, weekly and semi-weekly.-
The Department Of the Interior has nearly
completed the. arrangements for the con.
struction of the wagon road,
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"A Gay Lothario-A good story is told of a
fellow oi North Carolina. Having been put in
jail for marrying thirteen wives, hesmade his
escape, and was seen three or four days after-
W" wards by gentleman who recognized him =
lhe gentleman, anxious to 8. cure the reward for
ner, and then slyly slipped out in pursuit of a,
constable; but great was his horror on his return
to find that the culprit had absconded with his.
own wife
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06
Insolvency Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. District Court, 18th
County of Butte. judicial DIST
Fy X. DODGE, petitioner in Insolvency, VS.. his
ELo creditors. Whereas. in pursuance Of an order
made in the District Court of the 18Th Judicial ili'-
ric in and fnr said county by he Judge thereof the
Hon. Chas. Williams at Chambers on The -9h day of
October, A. ID. 1857.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors of said pcti-
toner to he and appear before The Judge OF sad
Court at Oroville the first day of he january term
of said Court A. d. 1854 soon thereafter ~ the
said petition can be heard AMI show cause ii any
thore be, why the of sand petitioner should not
he granted. assignment of his plupeTiy made, ana
he discharged from his debts and liabilities.
Witness my hand aud the seal of said Couri
Ls affixed this the Isl day of October, " d. 1857.
n2-3ud NJ. II. DARRACH, Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06
Declaration of Sole Trader.

STATE OF CALIFoRNIA, County OF Butte.
II ERsgsTISE II. BLUMENTHAL,wife of II. VI. Blum
enthal of the town oi Oroville in Ophir town.
ship. in the county of Butte State of California. do
hereby declare that intend from aud after this date
TO carry on business in my own name aud on my own
account in the said county Of Butte: that the nature
of said business is keeping drinking saloon or bar
and public house in said county, and such other and
further things as may be proper and necessary for
the management Of Raid business. | will be hereafter
individually responsible in my own name for all
debts contracted by me on account OF my said busi
pess ana hereby fnrher declare that the amount Of
capital invested in my said business does not exceed
the sum of five thousand dollars,
In witness whereof | have hereunto set my hand
and seal this 22d day of October A. ID 1851.
ERNESTINE BLUMENTHAL. lsEAL]
Witness: JOHN BERRY.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County of Butte-ss.
ON the 22d day of October d. 1857, before me,
John s. Berry, Justice of the Peace. In and for said
county, personally appeared the above named Ernes>
tine III Blumenlhal,lo personally known TO be the
diydual described in aud VINO executed the foregoing
declaration and acknowledged that ne executed the
same freely and voluntarily for the uses and purposes
therein mentioned.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my band
the day and year first above written.
JOHN s. BERRY, Justice of the Peace.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-06
United States oi America.

ESTATE or CALIFORNIA; justices Court
CorETY oF BUTTE. Nliamllton Township
The People OF the stale of California 10 Charles b.
Ilubbert GREETING;
NTOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appear
"A before me. AT my Office, In Hamilton Township
County of Butte. on the thirty first day of October
A. u 1857, mt 10 O'Clock. A. VI to answer unto the
c0mDluint ot Geo u. Lynch 20 ,whn sue tD recover
the sum of one hundred and fourteen niy one hun
dredihs dollars, clHimed 10 be due ON account for
ranch fees, baard bill and money loaned, when iudg-
ment will be taken against yOu for the said amOnnt,
together with costs and damages ii you fail to ap.
pear and answer.
To the sheriff or any Constable OF said County,
Greeting: Make legal service and due rcturu hereof.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of October, 4.
ID. 1851 JAMES. :. GRAIN, lL. ;.
Justice of the Peace for said Township.
II is hereby ordered. that service be had in this
cause by pub cation in the Daily Butte Record two
weeks
Gwen under my hand, this 18th day of October, A.
D. 1851. JAMES :. GRAIN.
oiJ-2y Justice Of the Peace.