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Sir Colin Campbell.

The distinguished Commander Of the
English army in India, is about to be
raised 10 the British Peerasp, with the
title Of Llrd Campbell of Clyde. as a
reward for his services in the late India
campaign. He has been long in the SER
vice, and has had the honor of several
successive promotions. Having been
born OF poor parents, and having no
special interest at Coart, he rose irom u
subiltrn 10 the ranks in 1908, through
The degrees OF Captain in 1913. Msj,r 10
1925. Lieutenant Colonel IN 1882, to q
Colonel in 1912. With this rank he
went into the Crimean war, under the
Duke Of Cambridge, and came out o
Major General ~ 1910 he received
The Garter and in 1885 tho Ribbon of u
Knight Of the Grand Cross. In 1876
he Vas appointed Lieutenant General ;
in 1853. Genera. aud Commander OF the
India forces rbd now, rs lord Camp
bell, he is TO sit upon tive bench OF Peers
Of the Realm.
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Who WERE TnEY!-Near Sydney Oh
the upper waters Of the Big Miami, in
Ohio, remarkable discovery Of sbU
risinal remains have recently been made,
Of which the Gazette, Of that place, gives
the following account:
A short time ago some workmen WIN
were digging cellar on the place Of II.
Wolhaver, about oae and half miles
from this place ,exhumed human skele-
ton. The bones where in excellent pres
ervation. and with them were several
medals aud small silver coins.
BY . further examination, q few days
after, they discovered a sor, Of ancient
mausoleum. about nineteen feet long by
nine wide. The walls were Of cobble
stones, and about two feet thick. The
bodies Except the first, which was IN
a sitting Posture), were placed parallel
with each other directly across the grave,
and were in an oblique position. with the
heads towards the East. They were
laid with the right side downward, the
right hand over the heart, and the left,
with the index finger extended, pointing
toward the setting sun, and the faces
turned slightly upward. Around the
neck Of each skeleton, as it was ex'
humed, was found chain Of beau.ifu
workmanship, about three feet long
which. with one exception, were o.
highly tempered s:eel. ..r-tRr
The one expected was Of silver. A
the ends OF these were small oval shape,
mcGals, and near the center OF each wu
au oblatc spheroid of tho purest silver
weighing about twelve ounces. Thv
ends Of these were curiousIy joined TO-
, getber around the neck by little band,
OF silver. Near each Of these aneien
relics was found q spear about nine fee
in length, which, with bows and arrows
'twere all the weapons found. These ap
pear to have been saturated with som,
discolored the earth near them; the sam,
substance appears to have been used L
preserve the bodies.
There were also found number o
silver coins o. various yes, but 50 muci
corrodej that the characters upon then
= cannot be deciphered, il we except III,
b date upon two or three of them, which
is 1911. IL was at first thought 10 b,
1911, but upon closer examination i
found to be the former. II is said b,
some that the letters SPAN" are to b.
seen upon them. bat they are 50 nearl
erased that | cannot distinguish then
with eny certainty; therefore I shall No
venture an opiuon.
The skeletons are nearly of q unfit
height, which Is about six feet.
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The TERMIyATIoS OF THE UTAH
WAR--0n Friday the Presiden' sent q
Message TO Congress, announcing The
submission Of tho Mormons to the an
rhori.y of the Union. and the CONSEQUENT:
close of the Utah War. The despatch
which passed :hrough Lsavenwor,h, Us
announced a week ago by telegraph.
from Gov Cummings, brought news Of
the entire settlement OF all difficulties
with The Murmons. The three regi-
mrnts OF volunteers authorized by Con
gross will not be called out. and the
march of large portion of the troops
now On the way will be, 1t is supposed
count rmand. d. The preliminary meas
ures b 1t have led to tie final pacific =
ton Of the territory. and saved bloodshed
aud expenditure of millions Of mooev,
were the plans OF Col. Kane, carried
Out without the aid. and apparently in
opposition to The views Of The Govern
ment. if the comments Of the Union on
his course, ure to be taken as the ex-
preston Of the feelings Of the Cabinet
The'os:cntaiious Peace Composition
clothed in The power of the Government
to make peace or war, will cut small
6 lure on its arrival. TO find its negotia-
lions accomplished, and its mission 81.
perceded by the labors Of a private and
unk nown indivi iual. The speedy settle
ment Of the difficulty by Col. Kane show
how weak and injudicious had been the
management Of IL by the Government
that let attain such APPOINT of a.grava-
ton, it could 6nd means in iIs owl
opinion to suppress, but the employ
ment of the whole mi litarr furce OF tht
country. More blood aud treasure, thar
it cost 20 conquer Mexico, woul1 have
been expended, by the blunders o! lh'
Government, bad not man of sagacit,
and nerve interviewed to stop the Jolly.
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" Two frequenters Of grocery in
Washington, Ddvicss County, last week
got into a game Of poker, and one oil
them in trying to bluff his opponent,
was put into heavy loss. To recover
his money he complained to the Squire,
who ordered the winner 10 refund, and
sen, him to jail to await the mkt circuit
court term.-The complainant was then
put on trial and fined S25;-being u =
sblc to pay il, be alsr went to il.
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The MISSISSIPPI AT ST.. LoUIs.-The
Merchants occupying stores on the front
lcvee In St. Louis, have been compelled
TO vacate their cellars aud first floors,
nnd baye removed their goods to the Sec
ond floors for safety. The river was
rising on Saturday, aud had nearly over
f,wcd and nearly covered the American
bottom opposite ST. Louis, over which il
was thought steamers might pass 10 the
Illinois bluffs, eigh, and ten miles from
the river. Heavy losses and much dis
trsss will be occasioned in. these rich
bottoms that have attracted a large mum
Der Of settlers since their last overflow
in 1874.
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or a party Of French officers. some
weeks ago, assassinated Parisiun editor
obnoxious to the Government, by FIST
insulting and challenging in succession,
till one Of them overcome him in a fight
with broad swords. As, soon as the
editor had put his first opponent hors du
com bat, second officer slapped him in
the face, and asked him to resent i, with
his sword. In the third encounter, the
editor was MORALLY wounded. The con.
duct of the officers, it is believed, was
ronited by the government; or the
lacquays who knew its wishes.and hope
to gain promotion, by executing us de-
testable purposes. The event has CT Us
cd feeling Of intense indignation in
Paris, and an association Of citizsus
whose position is such that chaiIeng,
from them. cannot be disrcsardcd. ha
been formed, who have pledged them
selves, individually, to insult and fsh
each an officer of the army, till he i
killed or Kills his opponent. The asso
citation has received the names Of NOR
than thousand, and is increasing. Tn
Emperor, II is said, will forbid the off
GERS to fight, but this will not save ther
from the private insults and taunis of ih
citizens. They must, it is thought, eth
CT ish: or resign.
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BRIGHT AID FITcH CoSFIRMEr.- -On
Saturday the Senate adopted the roper,
Of the majority of the Judiciary Com
mitiee, and declared Mcs-rs. Bright and
Fitch were entitled TO their scais. The
iniquity has thus been consummaicd.
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or We are indebted to The generous

OF We are indebted to the generous
accommodations crant'd us by a..
John 3 Hall, Of Abe Enquirer, for tn
use Of press on which to prin, 'he
sheet We issue 10 our Subscribers. Tn
types saved. and those loaned US by the
Enquirer, ensbie us to issue only halt p
shee, for the present.
We would also tender our thanks to
Mr. w. H. Chandler, who kindly volub
teered the use Of the press and type on
which yesterdays issue was Printed.
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0It is reported that the grade o!
the Ohio aud Mississippi Railroad across
the American Bottoms opp site ST
Louis, had been carried away 10 some
places, and seriously damaged for twelve
miles, which is its length in the bottom
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Abstract

ADStTdCt
.Satement If tie Cndition If the CITY
FIRR ASSURANCE COMPANY Of
Hartforl, january lst, 1858.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of h; the CRY rSs FIRE IS
is located nc Hartford, Connecticut.
CAPITAL.
The amount Of its Capital Stock is one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. The amount Of Its Capt..
tai stock paid up is one hundred and ffty thousand
dollars.
Cash on hand $40 Js0s
Boni. owned ny the Company.
l0sl n9d Mortgage Bonds Of the Indiana
Central Railroad Company, paying semi.
annual interest Of 10 per cent. 100000
gage ON Real Estate. a,el0.o0
Of Bank Stock, and other Stacks and
Bonds in possession Of Company. 5s.sJo.0S
All ether securities
6iS Shares Rank STICK. II OJD00
Bills receivable. l2,E3Ss
Accrued Intercs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4,oi5.f5
Office Furniture. Observation-Disclosures. 5;'.II
Total Assets Of the Company sles 0...5i
LIABILITIES.
Losses ali listed and not due. s3,.35.O0
Losses unaal justed aud in sus-
pense, waiting for further
All other claims against the
Company estimatel........ iiss.0
Total liai,iiitee. .sij,6sOOo
The greatest amount in snre in any ono risk Is $500
The greatest amount allowed TO be insured in any
ore City, Town or Village, varies according To its
The greatest amount allowed to lie insured in any
ore block, varies as in the preceding.
NO var. Of t. capital or eaTn.T 9 re del"s -s; with
L.BRAINARD. sec'y.
fall PAU
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IRIS reported that the trcslle work of the
Ohio and Mississippi r. X. over the Wabash
bottoms west OF Vincenues, was carried awav
by the floods yesterday, taking with il the rel.
egraph poles The Wabash was rising las,
evening, and il was then higher than il had
been at any time previous thu season.
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THE CgoPs The Terre Haute Jour
nal says the rains on Thursday and FRS
day lasi, ''dispelled the last hopes enter
tanned by many Of our farmers, OF max.
ing corn crop this year. S1me OF our
farmers in the clay land have not as yet,
planted a single grain. The prospect
is truly gloomy.
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The Flood I'm the wabash.

Another flood in the Wabash more
destructive than the last seems newt
sble. On Wednesday a pouring rain
began all through the upper onions Of
The vail, y. and continued till Friday
morning.--At lafayette the Wabash
river rose with painful rapidly. THE
;nhabi:suts on the river bottoms Gwoke
in the morning to fad their homes rap
idly filing with water and were obliged
TO escape In boats and BY swimming on
horses. The Wen and Wildcat creeks,
two small streams, rose in a few hours
to raging floods. The Toledo and Wa
bash and Western Railroad bridge across
Wea creek was entirely swept away.
Damage S20,0O0. There are two more
breaks west, and not less than five cui-
ver,s east on the same road are gone.
On the New Albany and S'lem Rail-
road the bridge across Wea south and
the bridge at rookstone station north
are gone; also other serious breaks. II
is impossible 10 estimate the damrge to
the Wabash and Erie Canal at Wheat,
the feeder Of this level. Four miles
east The lock and dam and 500 feet Of
embansmcnt are gone, also the State
bridges. There ore seven breaks be
tween here and there. There are sew,
ersl large breaks at Attica, Delphi, Lo-
gansport and Wabash. IL will be i'm
possible to use the canal ogain this sum-
mcr.
The bodies of the fireman and engi.
neer killed by the accident on the In
fayette aud Indianapolis RaiIroad were
recovered last evening The creeh WIS
terrible. One bridge and several cul.
yerts on that road are gone.
The Wabash river is still rising, and
immense quantities of saw logs, rails,
&c, are sweeping past. No trains or
mails can leave here for several days
Whole farms are under voter. Much
grain stored in barns will be a total loss
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GREAT ATTRACTION!

TIME undersigned propose TO sell their COAL
miles from Evanssiiis, sosessr with seven hundred
aud seventy acres q hand, Of good quality, well
eepe in nSrsh s so .ai' aee ahs Mi.hin
ew feet OF the mouth Of the coal pit The coal vein
Is about SIX fee. thick, and in good working order
miners, coal cars and machinery for hosting with
horse power, aud avaluable horse 70 work Ii; good
towing on the canal. The bat Is capable II bringing
down hfieen HUNDRED bushels at load. There Is on
corn crib set OF blac xsmiss tools, corn enough To
last the stock ilI the new crop comes i Also, All
with farming utensils. twenty res Of grain, oats and
corn and one OF potatoes. The location is one Of the
sae .n Of Sc
would soon became the center Of trade for that part of
chaser prefers, the undivided half, and possession Civ
en- en- i,n,n7iia,eiy; For partcuiars inquire Of Esq
Amory,, in Evansville. Also, Aliens Exchange,
js..iwdSwI RowLEY AMORY.
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
"A dog. Scythe> and Snathes, various patterns;
30 Seytnss and Cradles do do;
do Long Handled Hay Forks;
s'0Ss' sSyihs stones. j.; :; sa ,.aa,,, = soxs
Nov EEs. R.sIers and Thresiers OF v.sTi,Iis pat
ivA 'erLs and sizes, for sale at |.
II 100 bushels Dried Apples;
~ do do Peaches.
For sale at T. III. COOK l. SONS
jelo-iSw
M IIITE LEAD-sO0 Kegs pure White Lead, jus
Nv received and for sale Ivy
WHEELER 4 RIGGS
lust RECEIVED
| u y reels Csttou Isop;
20 bales Candle Wicking.
% do Cotton Irvine;
200 gross VI .tclIes. In store and for sale by
| WHEELER ~ RIGGS.
nOORs AND SASHA large as.ortment Of Pan
II 81 Doors, and assorted sizes Window sash. il
stare and Tor sale lowhy WHEELER 4 RIGGS.
| SUNDIIES-
| - IN ti,aces Rice;
81 hts. Wilmington Tar;
10 dc Powdered Sugar;
| ~ do Loaf Ito;
! ) do Crushed do;
| just received and for sale Ivy
| WHEELER & RIGGS
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fsr The oyeriaai IN al roats to Utah and
California, leaves st. Jo. .ph. Mo-, every Sat
urday; II carr es passengers for 500 the
rip through
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tlss,@,lf
srEPgES c WHEELER, Secretary.


SrEPUEN WHEELER, Secretary.
Il WffLIAa STREET,
New York, March, l-s.. !
A. the Ts}aes! q the rys,ids,nt and BIsrd Of pi
ny, certify that the mode Of computing preaen
value OF the Policies employed Ivy the Secretary or
the Company Is scientifically eoTect. and In accoldt
ance with The prescriptions 81 ne charter; 2so
nished me by the President the books Of thc,
Company with valuation tables sufficiently to test
the accuracy Of the results given iy the Secretary.
and find the values stated within To lie numerically
correct That il Z. the present value Of the fu
tureTsk Of the Office all outstanding policies, or
the difference between the present value of the future
The total value Of p,eies, the holders OF which are
entitled TO dividends Is $sa,ss3,,if2.
And IL the surplu. is correctly stated ~ BAL,
, the nse n e e c ssss am, ernr pse
after eucting 10 pcr cent. OF IL for the relief fund.
il the proper amount Tor dividend, to wit, esi5fva.
The true principle OF dividend Is 70 assign % sscn
SHIRE prop rtione to the present value Of his poll
cy, which Is the true value of his interest as stuck.
holder Of the Company. This share amcdnts 10 "
f Cent Oh the present Tfln ss W. oM3cKLxy
February 18th, 1855.
As Agent for the above Company, am prepared
to issue Policies, the most favorable terms Paio-
psi;;s giving adj desirable n0rm"'yn enP 5 g"
Evansville, April 9th, lsos..ly.
Z u ceivcd and for sale by KEEN PRESTON.
SUNDRIES-
- 20 dog. II. & Buckets;
10 do. No 2 Blue Tubs;
% boxes Cincinnati TaIlow Candles;
- ials. oil Bourbon Whisky;
40 half bills Mong. do;
s hi. old Port Wine.
Just received and for sale by
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Abstract

OftAe .Smi- .fanuat Statement II tie gfdiys
aad condition II tie iOHR ASSURANCE
Cyn.pany. Of tie CITY # New Iork, on the
Sid day IF DeceDsber, 1857.
ASSETS.
Cash Balance in Bank $1,000 81
Heal Esu.ie, worth at least sS'i ,oco... $4,000 90
Leans ON stecks, payable on DEMAND,
market value OF securities, S2J:,f6s,.-- 1889 =
Bank stocks, tinarkct yalue',...-- 900 90
Of the canlany),. s:,soi -
Which. sissss,as has since been rccvd1 ii.s.5 90
BalaIscc jim hands OF Agents and in course
Of transmission from Agents, on y :, Dec 2isi 10
(Of which s.,ssI 81 has since iecI reccived),
Premiums due AMI unsolicited on Policies
issued al Ufiicc ....................... 2,0s. -
T.al -. !, - - ........... ASsf. OH n
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EVANSVILLE
Eve and Ear 1nfirmary,
- Vine ST., bctw. I st & End. ..
o. DrS. Durand & Ross, o.
OcuIi.ts, Aurisfs, and Operating Surgeons.
.y- Also, treat all forms Of chronic diseases.
jcli-lNwtf
WANTED.

PROPOSALS to build brick stable and woodshsd
aud large cisern For particulars call at our office.
je,t-Iw IGLET1ART Antilles.
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A Gard.

n CALLED meeting OF the Journeymen Oak
"A Coopers OF the city or Evansville, held
Miy y, ISIS. The meeting organized by elect
ing President and Secretary 0-~--r- .---'
Fhe ctsst OF the meeting beiug stated, Mesrs. Tea
man, Shsrwouid and Hon chosen to draft resolu-
tions The Committee retired for a short time and
turned with the following resolutions:
RESOLVED, That we view the course which the
mowietors of the Machine Shopof this city pur.
suing tn lrcak down the regular Cooers dishonor.
able, unjust and uncalled FOR.
RESOLVED, That We will use all Honorable means
In our power to put down any attempt at monopoly.
which Is designed to njurc business in this city
RESOLVED, That inasmuch as tho prupretors of
said Machine Shop, while it vas In course of cree.
tim, pledged themse sustain the regular price
Of coopcage in this citv. and that Immediately after
starting, they rut the price down 20 cts the bar
rel, therefore, have confidence In their sense
of honor.
RESOLVED. That we invite the C.opers that are en-
gagged in the said Machine Shop mt this present time,
la quit there between and the first Of June, and
they will be furnished with berhs, in the regular
shops, and that after that time look upon all
cpers that assist in the mlnufctory of coopsrage in
said shop, sc AMI that will not
TO work in any shop that they may get employ ent
in.
On motion OF Mr.. Teaman, Il voted that the
a.ve proceedings be published IN the daily papers
this city. FRANK SHOOK, Sec'y.
jel0.2wd&w
,HEEsE-5o boxes best W. y: and Hamburg, for
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Great Sale of Imported Brandies at
"t Auction.

WE will sell at our store Main street, Satur-
w day, June 9Th next, ut public auction, sseO
worth OF rrst quality and genuine imported BanSies,
IN z and = pipes. AMI Preserved Fruits in glass jars
The above were sent US from New Orleans
Segment, and OF superior quality, and proprie
tors of ar-rooms AMI cenfectioncrs are invited 10
come and examine.
The goods will he sold without reserve. Terms
cash. fT all sums under s2l; for sums that
amount good bankable PAPER at sixty days will BIZ
taken. DECKER x KRAMER.
N. ID. Consignments are solicited. The m,rey will
be promptly paid over as sales effected.
ie.-a
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FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

TIME best, sim est, and most durable machines in
III use, rs well ~ the cheapest.
They make a strong, elastic stitch, not liable to
break In washing and ironing, and sewing with equal
facility the thickest or thnnest fabrics. They
any ordinary thread, cotton or silk. All machines
satisfactorily.
We have several different kind. cf machines, and
would ask all who want machnes,to give usa call be.
fore they make their purchases.
We have private room where those that desire to
test their utility before purchasing, opergte at
their leisure. Office and sales room la the rear of
Johnson'- bookstore, First street, between Main and
ccust streets A. L.. THOMAS, Agent.
lies lw
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JUNE APPLES.

VVTE are prepared TO furnish good .sJune Redn
~ Apples, by the barrel, to any who NAV wish
20 engage thcu-to he delivered July ;rd Al u per
barrel. A. ID. REYNOLDS & CO.
irl3
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HARVEST TOOLS
LII Is doz. L. ting'd Grain Cradles;
10 do Grass SnatIes;
pdo Hay Rakes;
% 10 Grain Scy,hes, Waldren Pattern;
Is DO Grass do do;
5do De Castecl NilIard;
10 DO Sickles;
10 10 German Sickles;
gross Scythe Stone.
In store and for sale by
je5 ORR, DALZELL x co.
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Total.
IIAHlIIIIES.

LIABILITIES.
Outstanding Losses Ola 3ist De-
ceinber, iSs,, estimated at. .s.E,il0 o.
Due Stockholders account
Of seventh Dividend. f,.W 20
<ii,llO pl
CHAS. J. MARTIN, Pres't.
Az. wILLMARTH, Vice Pres't.
J.MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
A, q. HALLOCk- Agent, Evansville, Ind.
jeli-d m. ~
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JUST RETURNED,

JUST RETURNED,
MYTH splendid stock of SUMNER MILLIN-
w ERY, consisting of Grape, Chip, Nea.ollfsn,
and Fancy GUNNER Bonnie &. OF all descriptions--
Also, Hats. Flowers, Ribbons, &c, to which In
ve the particular attention of the lalies Of Evans
willie and vicinity. MISS r. X. BARKER,
FIRST 81. between Mairf md Locust,
Opposite tire Post 0ftcc
myfi-.f
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kNCNDHIES-
- kegs ~ bags os No. I, ,, ,, u. Shot;
80 box lIsmburgh Cheese;
800 isbls kanawha Salt:
- boxes Wheat Starch;
Is hlf bxs do;
p doz. Of genuine Shaker Brooms;
~ doz. faury do
Received and for saleby 1. & d. HERMANN.
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Dir. John Walter, n. p. for the Dor
ough Of Nottingham. is principal pro-
prietor Of the Times newspaper, holding
nineteen shares out Of the twenty-four
into which that valuable publication is
divided.
II 10 estimated that each proprietary
share is worth over $4,000 a year,
making the agreeable sum of $4,000
TO $3.50 900 pei annum out Of The shares.
Mr.. Walters individual receipts from
this source may be averaged at some
100000 year. e,
The Placer herald., 1858-06-12
PROBATE NOTICE.

Estate Of Michael RSardon, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that all per-
1 sons having claims against the estate of
Michael Reardon. deceased, are required to en-
hbit the same with the necessary vouchers in
support thereof, to the undersi gned. Christopher
OEonor, AT his sidence at Horse Shoe Bar, Mid
die Fork Of the Amerc; River. Township No.
g. Placer County. California. within ten months
from this date, or the same will be barred by law,
CHRISTOPHER OCUNOR.
Administrator.
June 5th lS58-4w