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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-21

n writer in the North Western Christian Id
poea:e happily ridicules the inexpensive and often
ridiculous breakings of sentences, and rcpettions
of words, il the present popular style OF choir sing
ing, in the following. Any one who has heard
h I'm will bear witness that this parody Is hardly
cxaggerat;on:
Our amateur choir singers are too fond OF execu-
ting Giti calt pieces, and confounding common peo-
pie with the rever5eratiny resonances of ayue tunes
TIE Rector of St. Bardoph's takes OF this style
most aughably, in describing the singing OF the fol-
lowing sSanzas:
- true love is ike that precious oil,
A Which, poured on Aaron's head,
Rundown his beard, and Ger bis robes
E It's costly moisture she'd
"fn the prodgious effort of this performance the
earsptting combination of the several voices hardly
bear resemblance to that oily current poured on
Aaron's head, and which
"'Ran down his beard and Ger his head
Ran down his head
--his robes
And DER hisrobes-
Ran down bis beari-ran down his
-o'sr his robes
His robes. his robes, ran down his beard
Ran doga
-o'er his robes,
Ran Down his beard
--h-i-s board
is costly mo;st-
Ran down his beard--
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ran down his beard-his-down
His robes-its costly moist-his beard
-ure shed--his coat--his robes-are shed
rs costly moisture shed -!
"The late Bishop Seabury being asked his or inion
ofthe performance, replied that he had paid at
tenton 10 the music, but that his symps;hies were
excited 50 much for poor Aaron that be was afraid
he would lot haye a hair LEFT Such performances
may be "artistc" bit can never answer the purpose
for which singing Gods praise was designed"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-21
Ran Down his beard


The following line,
"Win.cr fingers on the lap of Spring.
SC often quoted this season, is said to be a
misquotation- The correct reading is
winter chilIs the lapof May"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-21

The following oath is said to have been
administered in the Iowa Legislature to a
little boy, ten years of age, who was chos-
en- to fold up documents:
"You do solemnly swear to support the
Constitution of this State, and the United
States, and to fold papers to the best of
your ability--so help you God.'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-21


FREE FROM ALL MINERAL POISONS.
ME great popularity which Moiflt's Lie Pills
L and Phoenix Btters have attained in consc-
quencc OF the extraordinary cures effected by their
use, senders it unnecessary for abe proprietor TO en-
ter into particular analysis OF their medicinal yir
tues orproperes. Having been more tn: n % years
before the public. AMI having the united testimony
OF more than Three Millions of persons who have
been restored to the enjoyment OF perfect health by
them, it is believed that their reputation rs the best
vegetable medicine before the public admits of
no dispute. In almost every city and village in the
United States there my who are ready To tcst-
~ to Their efficacy in removing disease, and giving
to the whole system renewed vicor and health.
In cases OF Scroiula, Ulcers, Scurvy, EruptioEs
of the Skin, the operation OF the Lie Medicines
is truly astonishing, often removing in few days,
every vesge of these loatlisome diseases by their
purifying effects the blood. Fever and Aguc
Dyspepsia, DTopsy. Piles and in short most all dis
eases, soon yield 10 their curative properties. No
family should be without them. as By their timely
use much suffering and expense may be saved.
Prepared by William b. Mofiit, VI. D., N York.
and for sale by
II. B. PERSHING & CO.
Oct. 16, ls56.-2vl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-21
From the Indianapolis Journal


Nm. EDrroR:-How the poor feminines
are takingit, because they see fitto make
broad their phylacteries!" Now does it
become us thus to ridicule them while so
many of our own scx--fast young men
encase their extremities in pants snug as
eel's skins,-giving us, theirmore thought
full brethren, much anxiety lest they should
fail to support even the little weight usu-
ally above them;-and, too, while we wear
the point Of stove pipe for hat, let us
not criticise the little shells, our women
wear for bonnets.
Have We not said, the women folks are dear,
Aaiin tais age should gil larger sphess,
Confess, re men, before their hoops ars bigger.
A esrel~ ye have called ape,edfgure.
Man first, with twelve ribs, gate his wife bat one
It's fully time more g -aeroas things were done.
Tan letshe besu.ies, from their well formed zones,
SasDsal 4 la..tcs9s e,sss;c homes.
You'll End old bach, If true esteem you gre,
Tbatprch of good. can IN these ''dry bones" live.
ADDISON.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-21
Purify! Purify!

Purify! Purify!
M /" !" a. uE " Va :"
SPRING AND SUMMER
MEDICINES!
Hurley's SarsaparilIa!
OF ALL the remedies that have been discov-
" cred during the present age for the ssthousand
ills that flesh is heir to, none equal this wonderful
preparation. Only three years have elapsed since
the dscovercr (who spent decade in studying, ex-
perimentalizng and perfec,ing it, first introducing
1t to the public, and it is already recognized by the
most eminent physicians in all parts OF the country
to be the most surprising and effective remedy for
certain diseases OF which they have knowledge.
All other compounds or syrups of the root have
hitherto failed to command the sanction OF the fac
uty because, being tested, they have been found
to contain noxious ingredients, which neutralized
the good effects of the Sarsaparla and oitentimes
injure the health of the patient. Ii is not so with
Hurley's preparation.
This is the pure and genuine extract of the root
and will on trial, be found to effect certain and
perfect cure of the following complaints and dis
cases:
Affection Of the Bones,
Habitual Costiveness,
Debility, Indigestion,
Diseases of Kidneys,
Liver Complaints,
Dyspepsia, Piles,
Erysypilas
Pulmonary Diseases,
Scroiula, fistula,
Female Irregularities,
Syphilis,
And all Skin Diseases.
Besides curing the above, it is also known to be q
great and powerful tonic, purifying the blood and
invigorating the system
In short it is without exception, in the cases men
toned and its general effect on the system the most
cicacious, and il is the most desirable, remedy OF
the age. It's already extensively used throughout
the country, and is fast obtaining European repu
tation The instances of cure it has effected are
daily coming TO the proprietors knowledge, and he
has no hesitation in recommending it to one and all
who desire to procure relief from suffering. One
bottle being tried its effects will be too apparent to
admit OF further doubt.
Recollcct Hurley's Sarsaparilla is the only genu-
inc article in the market.
W Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S..
For sale at the manuflctory, corner Seventh and
Green streets, Louisville, Ky.
Wholesale: J. b. Wilder & Bro, j. S. Morris &,
Sons, Wilson, Starb;rd e. Smith, Louisville, KY,
Alien & Co., AMI J. ID. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio.
And by PERSHING & CO.,
Plymouth, Ind.
November % lS-6--vl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-21

PGISz. IOULAlg NOTICE.
'NHE undersigned having suffered a
loss by the recent fire, hopes all indebted to
him, either by note or account, will come forward
Immediately and pay up, and thus render cocrcive
measures on his part unnecessary. The propriety
of this request is too obvious 10 require the utter
ance of another word.
April %, '57. r. NJ. BROWN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-21
PURIF Y THE BLOOD.
VI @ FAT
LTFE PILLS

PIOEMIM BIT CJEISo
FREE FROM ALL MINERAL POISONS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-05-21

And DER hisrobes-
Ran down bis beard-ran down his
his robes
His robes. his robes, ran down his beard
Ran doga
, 1857-05-15

Knowing the difficulty You labor under
of heariBg from the States, and getting
even such public information as you are
most interested in, l have taken the pains
to write you all the particulars as tranSpi-
ring at Washington, and you are at liberty
to publish this letter if you think it worth
while, i hope, however, before the meet
ing of the Territorial convention, that the
democrats will make up their minds to
support J. +. Anderson for another term.
Your friend aud obedielE scrv't
X. \. FlNNEiL.
, 1857-05-15

HAVING received the appointment for claim sur
IL veyng from the Surveyor General Of W. I. Tor
the counties of rhurstOn and Sawami-h, all persons
wishing their land claims surveyed prior to the fist
Of November next will give notice, or leave notice
at the Land Office at Olympia by the first of May
next as will not be able to survey claims after the
first Of Juneaier that date will be engaged at the
public surveys. r,,r,r..
March 20, 1851. Gwl7 L. 5. Deg. Surveyor.
, 1857-05-15
NYarning tO the PMblic.

The undersigned would caution the pntlc against
the purchase OF two notes, bearing date January 2jl
dated at Steilcoom Pierce county, W. T., drawn in
favor OF b. f. Cooper and for the sum Of 81 j00-one
for $1,000 and the other for sj00-contnsent on the
receipt of Il mail contract from the Posofice Depart
meat, to he carried from Steilacoont TO Port Towns
end Bellingham Bay, &c. As said notes were oh
tanned through fraud forgery and false msTepresent
ations the public is hereby advised that they will not
be paid by me. ,,e,,,--,,r,
SLcilncnn-n Mur.h & I.i7. lCtf
, 1857-05-15
Sandwich Islands Produce,
Livery Stable.

HANING purchased the interest Of A. J. Baldwin.
Lin the Livery stable heretofore under the name
Of \. J. Baldwin Co.. am prepared 10 furnish good
saddle horses and do ali kinds olieaming the short
est notice.
Also, good wagon yard and Oats, Hay ,Se., always
on hand, for trlyelug clstomer- at s rsry iOtDssf
rates.
EDMUND SYLVESTER.
Olympia, Jan. 2jth. ls56.-tG
, 1857-05-15

esS- A couple of Indians Of the Claim
tribe, 1--WE bclieve) were killed on Thurs
day last, by a party of Northern Indians,
in the vicinity of Appletree Cove They
made their appearance in the camp of these
Indians for the ostcnsiblc purpose of ira
ding for fish, etc, and while thus en-
gagged in a dicker for the same, treacher-
oursly slipped behind their victims and
killed them with pistols, The greatest
alarm exists among the Indians OF the
Sound, it being confidently believed by
them that the aforesaid Indians mediate a
hostile ncursion, for the purpose of avcn-
gng the death Of some Of this tribe, killed
by our Indians during the latter part Of
last Summcrs..A
, 1857-05-15
Faugh au BalIagh.

THE: UNDERSIGNED have made an arrange
ment with the North Olympia NH for a constant sup
ply of assorted Lumber, which we will be happy to
sell in quantities TO suit purchasers. Orders filed
with despatch, and delivered at any place desired.
Call aud examine before purchasing elsewhere.
MITCHELL & STUART.
Olympia, May s, 1857. [n2i-tG
, 1857-05-15
Cabinet & CIlnir sIOD.

rT'O THE CITIZENS Of Olympia and zsSSz>
i the surrounding country, the under "a
signed would respectfully give notice, that 1d&1a
bchas become proprietor ofthe well known ~
Cabinet shop. and is prepared to I'll all -
orders at short notice. lie will also keep constantly
on hand variety Of furniture, such as Bedsteads,
Tables &c.
Prices are moderate. Cash. Lumber, uccland
Stock Of all kinds taken in exchange for Furntnrce
JOSEPH SHAW.
Olympia, Oct. 7, 1856. 4sly
, 1857-05-15
Denlncrntic NOfice!!

A T A MEETING Of the Democracy Of Island Conn
ATTY held at Coveland the 18th day of April 1851
the second Saturday, 18th June, fixed upon as the
day for the Democracy Of the County to meet at
Coveand for the purpose Of nominaig two candidates
to serve in the next Legislature Of the Territory and
County officers generally; also one Councilman for
the District at which time it is hoped an expression
from the other counties in the District will be had as
to their choice Of Il Councilman.
WALTER CROCKETT, Chm'n.
J. Y, SEwaLL, Secy.
, 1857-05-15
CUSTOM SAVING,
AT TIE
TUMWATER SAW MILLS,

'TNHE undersigned having leased the well known
L Mil Of Messrs. Ward 4 Hays, and put the same
In complete and perfect repair Is now prepared tc
saw to order and iGny bills for lumber that may b,
entrusted 10 him.
He guarantees to furnish better &c. cedar and other
ldmber-siear and unspoited-than has heretofore
been delivered at any saw mill Ia the territory, with
greater promptness, and on far more accommodating
terms. Ny ain shall be 70 accommodate home pur-
ehasers iirst-distlnt customers afterwards.
Orders respectfully solicited. n5rNo charges made
for bills of lumber that do not give full satisfaction
Call and see. Not being prepared TO run over the
country to collect small accounts all debts and dues
for lumber must be adjusted at the Captains Office
at the mill.
S. D. RINEHEART.
Tum Water, April 81, 1857. [nl9-tf.
, 1857-05-15
4ENoUED.

DE. u p. BURNS late Of SteilaeOom, Pierce Co.
- W. T., has removed 10 Olympia, into the house
form 'y occupied by John @. Parker, on Main street
lcf '..r To- Wilson 4 Dunlap's new store.
D ia. April .. 1857. no20-tf.
, 1857-05-15
Information Wanted

OF the present whcrea bouts, II living, Of AARON
" =. T. C0LLEY, who emigrated from Wisconsin
for California In ls4J-resided there until 1855, when
he went to Oregon purchase cattle. and has not been
heard from since. Ills relatives in Wisconsin and Penn
syyania very anxious TO have some tidngs from
Information addressed to w. II. wOoD, Steacoom,
Puget Sound, W. T. or 10 the Office Of the " Pioneer
and Democrat Olympia, W. T., will be thankfully
received.
Hs- Oregon and California papers, will confer 4
avOr by inserting the above.
, 1857-05-15
ALALN, LOWE * CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

1913 CLAY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
Allan, McKinlay & Co.. Oregon City and umpqua
Oregon
June y. 1853. Gmi?
, 1857-05-15
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
Paints oSz1c8 odIes,


~ y ", = % ~ s q -s a s g. g C 8
Among which may be found the following articcs:
SANDS Sarsaparilla; fownsend- do; Guy,otts yellow
pvtk aud do; tiplcnhcrg's do; Ayers Cherry Poctl-
raj; Nistars Bllanm Of Wild Cherry; Grplcnberg's
tpn,umpt've Balm; Mexican Mustang Liniment; III.
bls Pile Ointment; Humphreys do: Green Mountain
do; Nerve and Bone liniment; Liquid Opedildoc;
Grdirey Cordial; Buteman's Drops; ThUihpsons bye
water; GlTeieuhcrg' Eye Lotion; Davis Pain Killer;
Grricnlcrg's ChdTcn's Pauacea; DO. Uterine Cathol-
icon; Fahuestock'S Nermifige; Bay Water; Wrghts
Indian Vegetable PIll-; Brmdrgtas Vegetable d.;
Ayers Cathartic do; Jaync's Sanative Dc; Gricicn.
bers'' do; Mclanc's Liver do; Blood Root do: God
Liver Oil: Olive de; l.c Water; Seidlitz Powders
soda do; Hair Dye; SaUi; lndeb,c Ink; strl chnire
v h'tc and lcilow Wax shoulder Brace; 'frisses
Arnlea Flowers; Alcohol: Turpentinc: Brandy: Cas-
tor OIL; Madder Log Wood: Cnppcrs: hlum Prus-
,id1 Aue; indigo Arulttp; l'our Mans Plaster; Court
Pla-St; Fine Sponge; DO. Emory; I4inglass; Rotten
stone; Bronze; >'Ii Soda; Lemon Syrup Cream Tar.
tar; Hops, Oresl); Arrow Root; Slco Rld Ginger;
Salt Petre; B1rsx: Cum Coral: Gum Shrlac: Castle
Soap; Windsor dc: Wash Balls; CulOgne: Pomatln:
Bear, OIL: Tooth BrI-hes SreCtaclc; lip Saye; Mus.
tard; SHlplugic Acid: Muriatc DO; Nitric do; Aqre
Ammonia; Spirits do Vim Colchici: OIL Cubehs; Srr-
it, Nitrp; B4lasm Capaiba; Chloroform Ether phi.
rlc; Gum Camphor; Do. Arabic; DO. Myrrh; Super
Larhonltc 'da; Tartaric Acid; Rochelle Salts; Ph
llydng: Blue Ointment; Extract Hyoegamis; Do.
Cunl3m; DO. Black Root; Bli-am Iolu: loddc Potash:
CapsHlo,; OpiGM; Rad Ehe Iodine; Red Precipitaie;
Caps,cum; Cilome; Sugar Lcad Sulpher; Flax Seed
TaHy; HorehOund; Catnp; Composition; Lobelia
Powdered Cn9ebs; Ladies slipper; slippery Elm;
Cardamon Seeds; Magnesia; Tiqu0rice; Nitrate Silver
Harlem O Colodion Adhesive Plaster; Oils Of Cedar,
Hemock, Sdssairas, Rosemary, WormwOod Winter.
green, Cardway, Orange, Lemon, Peppermint Cnna.
mon, OrganBm, Lavender, Tanzy, Aniseed, Amber
Cloves, BergamOt, Almond, etc, etc.
All these articles warranted pure and uaadi,lte
rdffd, and Of the reTg bsst qg1iiy having been select
cd with view af being used in my practice and are
offered to the public and trade at tie vErY LOWEST
PRICES.
Orders from distance will be attended t, with
prOmptness and despatch.
share Of public patronage is respectfully solicited
80 PRESCRIPTIONS will be attended to and put mp
a. heretofore.
- Remember the place-Willari's new stand. ono
door souch Of the Washington Hotel formerly Syves-
ter's. G.. X. WILLARD.
Olympia, April 0, 1877. no20ly.
, 1857-05-15
For Sale.
Noisv Carriers.

DOCK AND STATIONERY COMPANY. " Long
- Wharf San FrsneiseS, California Booss; Sc
tions, Books Of History, Romance, ReEion and allof
the latest varieties and at the cheapest raiea Iype
for marking clothing. at wholesale and retail.
HCAS. p. KIMBALL, Pregt.
june a. .lss5. sp-ly Wa
, 1857-05-15
Notice 10 Teachers and School DirestOrs.

ON Friday aud Saturday the 18th and lGth days
" of May, will at Olympia. attend to the exam
inng Of Teachers, and ~ the making of any dte.a.
tion, il the Districts that may be desired.
GEORGE +. WHITWORTH,
County Superintendent
May 5th, ls57.
, 1857-05-15

| ssiOn Gt
| > 4th, 'Da
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|defatigabI'
ad two iH
tie jus! i%
ut were t''
|Ie the sane
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| one aimit
$4,000 d0l'
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-14
NO. A..

WE take the following sweet and touching STAN
zas from Hatching's Cal!fornid hdSasine, for Feb
ruary. They are from the pen of the gifted C.
b. Mcdonald, formerly editor of the Sierra Citizen,
and more recently of the Marysville Herald We
need not commend the merit of the lines, or speak
of the little child-the priceless gem OF the po-
cts theme. Doubtless many Of our citizens still
remember the sweet vocal strains with which her
mother, Mrs. Robb, or, as she was more familiar
ly known, Miss Goodenow, charmed large and
admiring audiences in Weavervile, more than
two years ago. But alas that gentle voice Is
now hushed and silent forever. Gratitude, ever
present in pure hearts, has prompted the genius
OF the poet and the innocent little pioneer is
spoken to in the tender and kindly sentiment
which follows:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-14

A CHuD's ANswER-A father once said play
fully to his little daughter, IA child about five
years old, Mary, you are not good for any thing
Yes am dear father, replied she, looking up
tenderly into his face.
Why, what are you good for, pray tell me, my
dear "
/ am good to love you, father replied she
at the same time throwing her tiny arms around
his neck, and giving h& . kiss of unutterable
affection.
Blessed child may your life ever be an express
sion OF that early felt instinct OF love The high
est good you or any other mortal can possibly
confer is, to live in the full exercise Of affection
Christian annual.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-14

LEE BENEFITS NATIONAL CGRCus-Ihis en-
terprisng Circus company, who have gained such
wide celebrity, and won the admiration aud ap-
plause of every section Of California which they
have visited, have, we notice, been making some
valuable acquisitions to their already attractive
company, which will place them at the head of
their profession. 1t seems to have been the IN
tention of Messrs Lee & Bennett to combine the
talent and proficiency Of America and Europe,
and we should Judge from the number OF distin-
ruished actors whose services they have secured,
that they have quite accomplished their design.
We notice the names of Hiram W. Franklin, the
world-renowncd general performer Mr. Fischer,
the great bareback ride r. slack rope and perche
performer James Hernandez the universally ad-
mired single act equestrian Geo. Ryland, the
favorite vaulter and general performer Mr.
Worrcl, the great American clown and acrobat
together with many others, forming the greatest
combination of talent ever produced in the arena
on the Pacific coast
This company will visit Wea7eFvllle carly in
the spring.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-14
Ella Robb.
ny c, u. M'poNALp.


Aye, welcome little traveller, ..4
Across the drifted snow
The fir trees shadows lengthen fast,
And the evening sun is low
The wolves are bowling down the glen,
Aud Scentng for their prey,
And the grizzly comes out from his den
AS soon rs close of day.
Come, welcome to my hreside,
I'll kiss thy infant brow,
For left at home an angel child,
AS innocent as thou
And often in this lonesome cot,
When wintry tempests wall
I've started from my dreams, and thought
Her voice was in the gale.
Our hut is made Of shasekss logs,
Ohr hands are rough and strong, a
But long ago we listened to
Thy mothers matc.less song:
Then welcome little pioneer,
The kettles On the hob,
And every enc then sce'st here
Wlli welcome Ella hooh.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-14

ENtruorAKE.-Last Thursday evening, at tvc
five minutes before seven, says the Goldtn Era'
our city was again pretty severely shaken with
an earthquake. The shock was OF about Two
seconds durrtion, and was felt in every poru"h
of the city The motion was vertical, ana there-
fore more readily observed than had 1t been nor
izontal or undulating II was accompanied ny
noise resembling the distant discharge OF heavy
artillery. which gradually died away at the con
eusion of the shock To us it seemed as though
the building in which we we're sitting raised haii
an inch and suddenly dropped. II resulted IN
the usual CONSERVATION among the nervous
People rushed into the middle of the street, and
for the first time since the 9th ult., looked toward
heaven,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-14
J RM w@ I - va Sa| q
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, | s
County OF TRINITY. -

CouHrY OF TRINITY. '''
In the District Court of the 18th Jud. Dist.
Bull, Baker G. Robbins, plaintiffs, rs Watkins and
Witer, Defendants.
THE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF CALL
l. FORNIA, To JAMES o. WATKINS and
CHESTER WITTER " are hereby summon
ed to answer the complaint of Alpheas Bull
George p. Baker and William Robbins, flea
against you as follows If served on you in this
County, within ten days if served out of said
County and in this Judicial District within TWEEN
ty days in all other cases within forty days in
each case exclusive of the day of such service in
an ac ton commenced against you in the aforesaid
Court, on the 18th day of August, A. ID. 1856,
wherein the said Plaintiffs prays judgment against
you the said Defendants. for the sum of two
thousand and seventy five sS 100 dollars costs Of
suit and money disbursements, being amount due
on promiss0ry note made and executed as set
forth in said Plaintiffs Complaint. If you fail to
answer said complaint as herein directed, the
PLAINTIFFS will take judgment against you by de-
fault, for said amount of S2,015 $500, costs Of
suit and money disbursements, in said Com
plant demanded.
Given under my hand and the Seal of
- the District Court of the fifteenth Judi
I cal District, this Fourteenth day of
NS November in the year of our Lord one
- thousand eight hundred and Glty-siX.
ii. j. SEAMAN, Clerk.
Bull Baker & Robbins, District Court 18th
VS.. judicial District
James O. Watkins, Chester State of California
Witter. County of Trinity.
On reading the affidavit of W. Robbins, and on
examination of the papers now on file in the Dis
trict Court of Trinity County in the cause, ii is
ordered that service be made on each of the above
named Defendants by publication of the summons
in the above cause, once week for the period of
three months in the Trinity Journal, a newspaper
printed and published in Weavervile, Trinity
County California. r. T. MILLER,
County Judge, Trinity County California
Attest: II. ]. SEAMAN, Clerk of the 18th
Judicial District Court, Trinity County.
Weaver, Nov. 18th, 1856. 43tf.