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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-04


Complying with the urgent request Of hun
dreds OF their patients,
Drs. G. M. FITCH & j. w. SYKES
Have concluded to remain PERMANENTLY IN
PITTSBURGH, and may be consulted at their Of
fce,
No l9l Penn Street,
OPPOSITE THE ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
Daily, Except Sundays, for Consumption, Asthma
Bronchitis and all other Chronic Complaints com.
plicated with or causing Pulmonary Disease, in.
Gliding Caiarrh, Heart Disease, Affections of the
Liver, Dyspepsia, Gastrilis, Female Complaints
etc, etc.
DRS. Fitch & SYKES would state that their
treatment Of Consumption is based upon the fact
that the disease exists in the b OOd and system at
large, both before, and during its development in
the lungs, and they therefore employ Mechanical,
Hygienic and Medicinal remedies to purify tho
blood and strengthen the system. With thsse they
use Medicinal Limitations, which they value high
ly, but only as Pallistives thaving no Curative ef
feet when used alone,l and I1yslids are earnestly
cautioned against wasting the precious time of Gu
rabiiiy on any treatment based upon the plausa
bic but false idea that the seat Of the disease can
be reached in direct manner by inhalation for
as before sta'ed the seat OF the disease is In the
blood and its effects only in the lungs.
1TNo char for consultation.
list Of questions will lie sent to those wishing
10 consult us by letter.
July I, 1883
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-04
Nome Magazine.

The August number of Arthur's Home Mag
szine has come TO hand, filled with choice rea-
ding. 1t still maintains its high character as
moral and entertaining monthly. Published
by 7. S. Arthur, Philadelphia, at So per annum
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-04
Spiral Notitts
Pcrmnnenf nmce

ErPREMlUM paid on gold and silver at the
Banking House Of REzIE WEIGH g. CO.,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-04

w NJ. KNOX'S ,rhecp Cash and Produce Store
| w is the place to get good bargains
| A Ii kinds Of country produce taken in exchange
"A for goods,b VIM. KNOX.
M EMS, Boys and Children's summer hats of al.
1VI most every description at VIM. KNOX'S.
beautiful styles, all Wool Delains for sale
ID very low at VIM KN0XS.
GONE splendid patterns Berege, Oreandic and
~ Lawn Robes, very cheap at VIM. KNOXS
A Large lot ofLawns, Delains, Challies, Organ.
"A die, Bereges, Alpacas and DebeTges. &c at
VIM. KNOXS
4 Fine assortment Of Stella, Broche and printed
N Cashmere StawIs ard silk lace, Mantilas, lat.
est styles, Tor sale alta shade above cost, BY
VIM. KNOX
DIAN and Figured Brilliant, JacOnet, suse,
Il &c, at VIM. KNOX'S
E1XTRA patent Extension and Skirts of various
IL kinds, little cheaper than the cheapest. Mt
. KNOXS
ONE-fourh Sheeing and pillow case muslin ex.
" ira quality at KNUX'S
A Large lot Of heavy Bro. Sheeting, fine Bro. and
"A Bieachcd Muslins very cheap at KNOX'S
TT is acknowledged by ali who visit Knox's store,
l. that he has the incest assortment Of prints in
town
GtLOTHS, Cassimeres, Vestings, Cassinets, all
~ wool T"eeds, Ky. Jeans and Cottonades Of all
kinds at KNOX,S
4 MBRELLAS and Parasois at
. A Large assortment Of Hosiery Of all kinds and
n prices at KNOXS
A. ENTS fine Calf and Lasting, Congress Cal terra
" Oxford lies, and Calf Progans cheap at
AIDES fine Silk Lasting and Kid Heeled Gait.
Ia ers at KNOX'S
M lSSES and Childrens Lasting Hesled Caters,
M Hid Boots, Ankle Ties Monroes Shoes at
May IL 1898. VIM KNOX'S:
| TUST> recsived by Adams Express from Ne
y York, splendid assortment OF Lace, Mantillr
Spring Shawls Bercge Robes beautiful styles Skel.
etun skirts, Dress Trimmings, Silk Fringes,
French worked Collars, &c Wc
May 5, 1888. WM KNOX
THE place to bny Cheap Goods is at
L unay3, '5Sj WIN. KNOX
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-04
LEGION OF HONOR,
Sentinel

A@oant scceipsl on subseriptiOn 70 Cadi1 Sentinel
from July 20 % aug. 8, 1858;
July 90 Robert Parks. Cleveland, $500
~. A. Ross, Cadiz tp. 200
81. Andrew Ritchie, 5. Creek, 200
81. Joseph Thompson. Illinois, 800
- 81. p. Shaier, Perry Co. o, 800
Aug 2. NJ. lIandley, Iowa, 800
g. A. McFadden ST., Cadiz tp 200
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-04

6rThe residence of the late President Har-
Tison, az North Bend, in this State, was burned
down few nights since.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-04
WHY'S Pills.
The Nati0mnI COmIplafnf.

Dyspepsia is the most common disease auaoag
all classes in this country. Il assumes thousand
shares and Is the primary source Of innumefatlS
dangerous maia lies but whatever itstype o. sFfnp
toms hoow wever Obstinate lis resstancs 70 ordinary
preparations, il yields readily and rapidly u this
searching and uneITing remedy.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-04

The quantity and quality Of the bile.are q vital
Importance 20 health. Upon the liver. the gland
which secretes this fluid, these Pills operate spei-
heaily; infallibly rectiiying its rreguarties and
efiectnally curing Jaundiee, Bilious Rrmiuant@s
and ali varieties Of disease generated By an annai-
nrai condition otthe organ. p
ime TO come, by course of this mild but thorough
alternative
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-04

Complying with the urgent request of hun
dreds OF their patients,
hrs n m EUTsCuU n w GVaru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28

GetersIs LAbLzoH, Ofrozinos and wrss,,, =
70 their tnrn, viii he commanded by Pes
Govtrnor-(;eBeral Of Warsaw pro tem j, q y.t -.
certain whether the Emperor will make sore.sn -.
tom Warsaw. II 10 impossible not to notice the NJ,
ihs, exists between Russia ard Austria. Htiero -.
ccrduct Of Austria in the dispute between the Pore "a
her dependencies has been assigned as the csrss "a
row 10 added the manner 10 which Austria is le.li,.
TO settle the matter of the navigation Of the Dansss
fer her own benefi. and 10 the ijury o. Russia r,.
~ Petersburg Csbret has at length discovered ,l,,
the aboishmen, Of serfdom ard the intended -eo-rs.
Ls,ion of the relations Of the pesssltry csurs, u
effected by the res ulaiions hitherto employed, sa.
the different committees Of mobiles have brough. Erh
the most different and nr,coDcilsbe plans and proa,s
tons. central committee has acc rdpgly been A.
pointed, which will form detinie plsu to ho,d goa
over tie entire Empire. The principles on wh.cha III
10 he formed have already been announced.
Frou III. Co,,orosdaaoe Haro.
ST. PETER 81 Re-, Nav 3 lSs
1t oarpot he denied that a certain sg'tson psry.cs
all classes of society aud in f,c The reforms tbs, ara
on foot touch every body or less. These reform,
ns'ursy meet with occasional opposition, bu, the En-
peror does not permit himself TO be turned from HI.
end, ard NOR, he finds powerful aid not ocly !,
public opinion, but also in some of his advisers.
The Grand Duke Constantine, particularly proves
by the numerous improvements be introduces 10 The
Navy, that he is a friend to all reforms. He has re.
Gently given still another proof OF this in sending
diamond ring to NJ Lsnow, author of the c,medy.
There are still Good People 10 the World, IN whiss
the corruption Of pubic officers lie sharply handed I'D
which has produced great sensation.
las Al
stationary bridge across the Vistula. Its co s est.
mated at two million roubles.
The Governor General Of wilma, Kovno and
Grodno, has arrived here to announce to the Govern.
ment the proceedings Of the Committee Of MOBILES, sud
to give the details concerning the troubles OF Tasrel.
zer. These troubles have been much exaggerated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28
INDIA.

The Bombay NAL Of April p reached Suez On the
Oh Of May.
The Indian news IL q no spee.al importance. sr
Colin Campbell had lad an interview with the Gov.
ernor- General st Anshabsd, ard the Oth OF Ap1i
wac TO start from Lucknow for Rohcund, accompany
ing column under Gen. Wspole
The bulk Of the srny remained at Lucknow.
Lord Canning was about 20 return 10 Ca.cltta.
Barely and Capee were still. in the haaos o; re
enemy and az the atee. date attack had bsen ma e
upon either OF those places.
The rebels said to be in force alosg the river
rear fut.ebpore and near Bepares.
Up TO the 18th Of April, Sir Hugh Rose rema ned
Jhansi and ii is said that Iage bodies Ct the enemy
were advancing from the east with view Of getting
in his rear.
The Kotah garrison, 5000 strong, were at lsgs, but
without artillery.
Azmghur was expected to be relieved about the
Goth Of April.
TIE Pubiaub ard Sinde remained quiet.
TIE Nepauese were reported to be falling back o.
their frontier 10 protect I sgsi! e. the rebels
Trace at Bombay had become less active. The
money market was Sight, and the banks had ra'sed
their discounts one per cent.
FTeights were unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28

fur.wi,e cable is nov b-i,s sid n re s.sheorLcoa
OF Hull for he purpose. Jopdon, L've'pooi, nsn'
chester and Glasgow VIII be placed IN direct 90 nmu
nics.ion with Hull, well a. WITH Vaenue, 90 tle
Irish coast, whence messages will te reoevs. Iyn
will be forwarded direct 20 Hull and theme 60 y '.s
cable low about 10 be carried va Winere'es -
Spun Point, where il leaves the Bftsh
passes directly the North Sea TO Cu1nt'tI a.
burg, the principal terminal staten on the Con
Mr.. Powell, one Of the Ccmpsny's sngi.eers, no"
in Hull preparing for the trsns misson OF messages
sound the vibrations being produced BY stokes Upon
the peedle. 1t 10 expected tina. tie com "snlc ''L
between Eew.Yorh ard HEl VII be np'etsI W
July next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28
TURKEY.

The Paris Monitenr, in an article upon the dispuA
"hhresters to invade Montenegro. The French Gov,
"'ernment in order to avoid q conflict invited Ee-
"sland to cooperate and prevent hostiI.es. II has
been decided to send Commissioners there 10 ~
that Austria and Russia will join in the work OF re-
cancellation. There had been battle between The
Turks ard the Montenegrins al GIahoya, in which
the latter had fifty killed and seventy wounded
The loss of the Turks is rot stated. Granova ives
burnt hy it, inhabitants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28
1HREF DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TUE AFRICA.
The Derby Ministry still In Once
EMANCIPATION ADVANCING IN RUSSIA
LATER NEWS FROM INDIA.

tn. Rcy.l mail steamship Af6ca, Capt shannon
nom Liverpool, q. 9, O'Clock on the morning Of the
is:h Of May, arrived here at about O'CLOCK on ih0rs-
cay monrg Nsy%.
The ,crewsteAmship Ssxonis arrived at Soutnsmp
.onmA a. NJ, and the Arsgo ct l., noon, on Thurs
tsy, the 18Th Of May.
The United S:stes corvette Cumberland renamed al
Madeira on tie Jih q May.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28
AUSTRALIA.

The stesmef Isamboul, with the Australian mails
Of January II, had arrived safely in Plymouth. Great
fears had Been entertained for her owing TO her pro-
tracted passage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28

The Paris espondent OF Tie L0a!O. Toacs says:
I'M. de Sar.igss, the French Minister az Washing
ton il abe ut TO come to France leave Of absence
The French Consul.General at New-ioik viii set "a
Cbarg, Affshes.'
The Duke de Montetello hsd left Paris FOR y. Pc
ersbure to enter upon bis diplomatic duties ss French
Minister 10 Russia.
Fuad Pasha, the Turkish Envoy to the Conferences,
had arrived in Paris TIE Conference was expected
10 assemble about the I'D OF May
ASmifal Remain Deicsse s laid to- have received
orders 10 send two ships OF hs squadron to cruise
tie coas: Of the Adristc
The weather 10 France had been very uu-esson.-
bic ,rd Flow hsd fallen in Some sections.
TIE Three Per Cents c,sea On the Pans Bourse on
the 9TH At 69f. nc.
Orders s,e said TO have beer received 3, Brest 70
place III ships il oommission
The Abb, Duusce, parish prest of TsvauI, s;stes,
II a l.,.er 70 the SemGhc da VtrnGudJ,s, that
CT the nc,r:rg al The lcih Of April he a cro,s
stou, ;hn.v Get lopg foa,rg IN The direction Of the
sur tut uuch higher. He gives ci-cums.Ar.isl
a.s,i;t.or 6 ;se yts,omeroJ, Dfica We kew Sc
V..te,ftc by .> yo2rg cfe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28
SPAIN.

Moth los lad been core toward Ire 'eergtr @stcr CT
tie Spanish Ministry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-28
AUSTRIA.

Accounts hom Viepra sss:e TIA. tne i1Tihcstops N
Gslica, ard 10 TIE I.s,sr provinces, were beng esr-
red on with grss: ens-gy
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13
Iowa Flat Items.

Iowa Flat, Feb. 10th, 1858.
Eds. LEDGER:-Iowa Flat is still on its
legs, although not in as fourishing condition
as formerly. Many claims in this vicinity
are still paying and likely to for some time to
come The cleaning up Of Ed. Lying & Co. S
fume last Saturday, three mems labor for
twenty-five days, realized them lO4 ounces.
Barker & Co., three hands in four days, took
out 10 ounces. Garland & Co., two hands,
8 ounces Other claims also paid well, but
| have not learned the exact amount taken
out.
Mr.. Van Norman has removed his Hotel
from here to near Gold Hill, on the Middle
Fork Of jackson Creek. We still have two
Hotels, Mr.. Savage's "Butte Mountain
House," and Mr.. John Chinaman's Restau-
rant, better known as the "Horse Restau-
rant" John says his boarders are paying
customers, but they eat like horses; for in
stance, he bakes (reguarly every meal), 81
biscuits for nine men, and they eat them
clean. On the other hand the boarders praise
John for his good judgment and saving pro-
pensities; for instance, they say that he cooks
just enough every time, as there is never any
thing left, consequently no waste.
Mr.. Tho's H. Loehr has left our camp and
removed to Mexican Bar (near CIinton) he
has purchased the entire interest in the claim
known as the Mexican Bar claim. This
claim has yielded already over one hundred
thousand dollars; and from the fact that the
bar is very fiat and has never been worked
properly, much more is supposed to remain.
Mr.. Loehr intends to construct tail race at
an expense Of 81 600 or more, in order to
get fall, and to be able to work it systematic
ally. Whenever that is completed he may
well exclaim, THAT is bread and butter for
me- and the latter well daubed on
Thinking of nothing else of Importance,
allow me to subscribe myself,
Your friend MINER
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13
A Look Around lone Valley.

MULErowN.-Since '52, when thi, place
boasted of its nine stores, it has not had as
prosperous prospects as at present. The
mines are being worked in all directions and
obtaining quite foothold aud are evidently
well satisfied with their quarters. The board
ing house of Mrs Clayes is well patronized,
and the two stores are doing a business far
above what could be expected in so small a
camp. The only objection to either of them
is, that at one there is not newspaper 10
be found; in fact its owner will have nothing
to do with any thing Of the kind Although
more than cunning, the anti-newsman recent
ly suffered the consequences of his threading
course; for, not being posted in the price of
flour upon its late rise (not in the yeast, but
in price here in the west), he found himself
sold in several of his sales, losing thereby the
price of many a paper But such is life
those who will not read must expect to be
taken advantage of by those who do
BosroN SroRE.-This locality is about
mile west of Muletown and is also one of the
environs of lone Valley. 1t has probably
been the best place for making fortunes, in
mining, in Amador. But being off from any
main road it has received but little attention,
and has not attracted the notice its merits
would warrant. Messrs. Garry Il Co., in
their hydraulic claim, in ten days past, have
taken out over forty ounces, and have not
been washing their best pay dirt. Mr.. Hol-
ley, an old miner here, has just worked out
his claim, and will soon leave for his home in
the east with snug little "pile." He is one
of the kind that should stay in California,
and some purchase should be rugged to pre-
vent his leaving. The "Boston Store"is still
kept by Mr.. Alvord Hank Alvord mean,
of course you know HIM. He is decidedly
opposed to seeing his name orplace "in print, !"
yet in this instance he can't help himself.
SEBAsroPoL.-H the 6ggings
around this place were believed to be entirely
surface; but some parties with perseverance
worthy of success, have cut into the hills and
found pay Of the best kind. In the hill on
which is the big reservoir. Messrs. Sewer and
Bennett have claim in which from six pans
of dirt they obtained So 75 Their claim is
worked with hydraulic and their water
costs but twenty cents an inch. Surface
claims that use but ten or twelve inches have
toi pay two bits an inch for water. In the
same bill with S. & b. is the claim of Mich
Daley, in which ten dollars day is the aver
age to the hand Both these claims are
where the surface had been worked off by
other parties two years ago. The prospects
Of Sebastopol are as good as of any other
camp in the eastern part of Sacramento
county A.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13
lMADOR LEDGER.
nenliea to correspondents.

Rntte City=Yonr interesting communica-
Clps's' Concerning the Plco claim would have been
hou w. ;mprovcd for all practical purposes by a
greans:., of condensation. Hereafter, please use
p,ore words than are absolutely necessary to
no INV the idea. II will have much better effect.
Goa'os Gowssnaper orrespondence-excepti in case of
u,orarv production ghts Of fancy are out of
Iasr ans, and redundancy OF words not only an
olui .ng hut calculated to detract from the force
Of the article
-, Sntter Creck.--We should have been
Loror Lors than pleased to publish your communion
mOa NV had YOU sent us your real name-not for
uVhi;cation of course, but as guarantee of
Pod faith. 1t need not be expected that we will
I'm our columns to all who choose 10 write, and
y y tbe same time keep the editors ain the dark
u =, ~ the identity of the author. And we have
ai-oady stated, time and again, no writer need
aynect his article to appear until he has first fur
oibed, privately, his real name to the editors.
, nv READER Jackson. You complain that the
I,drer has not published any good STORIES" of
io,e and exclaim how you "do like to readn such
as have heretofore appeared in this paper. Well,
., nress upon our columns has crowded out litera-
sorra for some weeks, but we will try and keep up
that department of the paper after this.
Volcano-Therc is disposition to mis-
renresent the Board of Supervisors. and charges
are brought against them that are not sustained
nv the facts. They are doing their very utmost
~ conduct the business Of the county economi-
cay and properly. Your letter is of course given
aplace.
ropos-There are two communications on this adi-
vsionT proposition published this week, but
yonrs is personal ill-timed. impolitc, uncalled
for and we think unjust. Refused.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13
summons,

STaTE OF CALIFORNIA,
ANApon County, s.
Justices Court, Township No. B. before Justice
JOnN DOBLE.
The People of the State of California, to CHAS
DURHAM. GREETING:
VOU are hereby summoned to appear before the
l. undersigned, at his Office, in Volcano in town
ship No. 3, the 4th day of February, A. d. 1858,
at o'clock L. NJ, to answer unto the complaint
of the JUNCTION COMPANY, who sues to recov-
er the sum of One Hundred and Eighty-Fve 1856
dollars, for work and labor done at your instance
and request when judgement will be taken against
you for the above amount, with costs and DANA
ges if you fail to appear and answer
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said County:
Make due service and return hereof.
Given under my hand, this Sd day Of February,
1858. JOHN D0BLE,
Justice of the Peace.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13
Post Office News Depot,

p. o Building and Miners Drug Store,
JACKSON.
VNTHERE all the leading Atlantic and European
w Papers, Magazines, Periodicals and Reviews
will be sold; among which will be the following
.Ner Publications
Atlantic Monthly
Frank Leslies Gazette Of Fashion,
London World of Fashion,
Nick-Nax.
Salt Lake News,
And numerous other papers and publications which
have never before been sold in Jackson.
Steamer Papers, in wrappers and Post
Paid to the Atlantic States and Europe, will be
found here at the time Of making up the Atlantic
and European Mails list and 18th Of each monthly
.dLL THE CALIFORNIA W'EERL Y md
D-4ILY PAPERS will also be delivered to the
citizens Of Jackson either at their places of bust
ness or residences. at the usual rates.
am prepared to receive subscriptions for any
Newspaper or Magazine published in the Atlantic
States and in case Of non-arrval, the subscription
price will be promptly refunded.
CHAS. ii. INGALLS,,
Newsman
N. B.--The AmadOr Weekly Ledger,
in Wrappers and Post Paid, may al all times be had
at the Depot.
jackson, Jan. 9th, 1855 ja9-l2-u
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13
To Physicians.

PROPOSALS will be received by the Board of
i Supervisors of Amador county, up to Friday,
the 10th day of February, from Physicians stating
for what sum they will furnish Medicine Medical
and Surgical attendance to the inmates CT the
County Hospital and Jail. Also to act as one of
the Board of Examiners of Insane persons. during
the current year. The Board rescrving the right
to reject all bids
BY order of the Board
F. MCBRIDE, Chairman.
H. S. HATCH, Clerk.
feb l6-2w
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13
Summons.

summons.
ST.fTE OF CALIFORNIA;
AMADoR COUNTY,
Justices Court, Township No. 3, before Justice
JOHN DoBIE.
The People of the State of California, to JOHN
BANKS, GREETING:
VOU are hereby sumnon.'d to appear before the
L undersigned, at his Office, in Volcano, in Town
ship No. 3, on the 4th day of February, A. d. 1858
at o'clock p. NJ. to answer unto the complaint
of L. A. KINGSLEY, who sues to recover the sum
of Seventy Five 76-lOO Dollars for board furnish
ed at your instance and request when Indignant will
taken against you for the above amount, with costs
aud damages, If you fail to appear and answer
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said County:
Make due service and return hereof.
Given under my hand, this 81 day of February,
1858. JOHN DOBLE,
Justice of the Peace.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13

1t appearing to my satisfaction that cause Of
action exists in favor of the above named plaintiff
against the above named defendant, and that said
defendant cannot be found it is therefore ordered
that service Of the foregoing summons be made by
publication in the 'Amador Weekly Ledger /.
newspaper published in the town of jackson in
said county for three successive weeks, and that
said defendant be required to answer to said sum
mons on or before the Sd day of March, ls5s,at 10
O'Clock A. M. JOHN D0BLE,
feb6-l62w Justice of the Peace.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-13

1t appearing to my satisfaction that cause OF
action exists in favor Of the above named plaintiff
against the above the named defendant, and that
said defendant cannot be found, it is therefore or
dered that service of the foregoing summons be
made by publication in the "Amador Weekly Ledg-
err newspaper published in the town of Jackson
in said county, for three consecutive weeks aud
that said defendant be required to to said
summons on or before the Sd day of March 1858,
at O'Clock p. NJ JOHN D0BLE,
feb6-l6-3w Justice of the Peace