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The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

SECRETARY OF THE SENATE.-We observe the
name of Rasey Biven, late of the Stockton Demo
crat, an ardent Administration paper, spoken fa-
vorably of by portion of the Democratic press
as candidate for Secretary of the Senate. We
hesitate not to express the opinion that Racey
Bven is cminently qualified for the position. In
the session of 1876 Mr. Biven was Assist
ant Secretary, but performed great portion OF
the duties of Secretary. We had an excellent
opportunity of judging of his qualifications at
that time. He has heavy, full voice, and reads
loud, clear and rapidly, (by the way, most i'm
portant requisites for good Secretary J writes
bold and legible hand with great rapidity, ar
is thoroughly conversant with all the duties
tanning to the position. If he is fortunate er
to be elected, we will readily bet hat IL
the end of the session, no Senator can be
who will not say that he proved himself o
the most efficient officers they have ever kno
in any position.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

talking, will he not be taken down and soundly
scourged? Or if, twenty-five years hence, we
happen to be engaged in war with Great Brit
ain, and one of her Majesty's principal Secreta-
ries of State shall see fit to take possession of
the line, will not this new idolized god be again
taken down and terribly scourged? Verify, let
him tremble
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09
JANS0N, BOND & CO.,


PORTERS AND JOBBERS OF DRY
i GOODS, corner Battery and Clay Streets
San Francisco, have now landing and in store
200 bales 80 inch Brown Drills;
100 bales Sc inch Brown Sheetingsj
100 bolts No. O-000 Duck;
500 bolts No. 2-l0 Duck;
20 bales Raven Duck;
10 cases Merrimac Prints
100 cases Prague Prints;
500 cases Pacific Prints
100 cases Dunnelrs Prints,
10 cases I and IA Bleached Shintings;
10 cases Ga, ,s-4 and 1914 Bleached Shirtingsf
20 cases Blue Drilfsj
10 cases Blue Denims
10 bales Hickory Stripes
25 bales +, ! and A Tickings;
10 bales Scarlet Blue and Grey Fannels
bales Ballardrale White Flannels;
cases Coburgs and Merinos;
ses wool and half wool Plaids;
IS Blue and Black Alpacas;
Paci6c-new styles De Lainesj
5, all wool, new styles do
IS French Merinos;
State Plaid Shawls;
shmere and plain Wool Shawls;
Jack and Colored Silks;
lain, Figured and Plaid Silks;
arge assortment of other Dress Goods.
Blankets.
air White Green and Blue Mackinaw;
air BB TBB and SBG Blankets
air cheap Grey English Blankets;
Dir cheap Blue English Blankets;
air Scarlet English Blankets
600 pair "a, l0-4, 1l-4 and l2-4 White Red
Blankets.
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
1000 doz. grey, blue and scarlet Flannel Shirts;
1000 doz. grey and white Merino Undershrts
and Drawers
1000 doz Merino and all wool Socks
500 doz. Satinet and Jean Pants;
500 doz Duck and Cottonade Pants :;
500 doz. Hickory and Check Shirts
500 Calico and White Dress Shirts;
$50 doz. Overalls and Jumpers;
Black and Fancy Silk Cravats, Neckties, Silk
Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, and variety of
other articles too numerous to mention. For
sale low by JANSON, BOND & CO.,
Cor. Battery & Clay sts., San Francisco.
oc9-2m
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

CORRECT YOUR LIsT.-Several papers are pub
fishing lists of members of the Senate with the
f,llowing error therein:
"Twentieth District Sierra-J. C. Burch NJ
Fitzpatrick"
J. C. Burch is member for the 21st District,
composed of the counties Of Trinity and Teha-
ma, while the member elect for the goth Dis
trict is Kirkpatrick not Fitzpatrick.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

Nor THE ONE.-A French astronomer SAYS tn
comet now rushing through the northern heav-
ems is not the one generally known as that of
Charles the Fifth. That comet moved from
west TO east, while this one moves from east to
ence, June I'd, by NJ Donat, he says is unknown
to astronomers.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

CATHOLIC FAIR.-The Catholic ladies intend
having a grand Fair in this place, commencing
two days before Christmas and concluding on
New Years Day. They respectfully solicit con-
tributions from persons of all persuasions.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

A flEoE OF THE CABLE-We are greatly obliged
70 ). W. Tucker, the great wholesale and retail
Jeweller of San Francisco, for piece of the
Auan'lc Telegraph Cable. Any person desirous
OF handling piece of this connector of conti-
nents, explorer of oceans bed and conductor of
lightning, can do so by calling at this Office.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

LATE PAPERs.-Mr. Lougee, of the Pacific
Book Store, has favored US with a large bundle of
choice reading, brought by the last steamer, in
cluding the pictorials, Grahams Magazine and
adv We
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

va we are under renewed obligations to
Aessrs. Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express for favors
during the week.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

Ray An evening paper has been started at
San Francisco-the I" Evening Telegram under
the editorial control of W. Fl. Mantz.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

E6%The Red Bluff Beacon has changed hands
John C. Butler having disposed of the entire
concern to Charles E. Fisher. Mr.. Butler made
a very sprightly paper of the Beacon. To Mr..
Fisher we tender our editorial fist.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

na- Gov Weller, in his capacity of President
of the Board of Directors, advertses for sale six
and half millions of brick, manufactured at
the States Prison.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09
Special Notices.
CATHOLIC SERVICE.

Vespers every Sabbath at 64 o'clock in tho
Evening, at the Catholic Church in Shasta.
RALPH RAINALDI, P. P.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

j. GEORGE ZIEGLE-Is our authorized Agent
at Red Bluffs to receive subscriptions and ad-
yertisements for the Courier, and receipt for the
same Copies of our paper can always be
FOUND at his Bookstore, at the Bluffs.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

kEA Sacramento fruit dealer adyertises one
hundred tons of grapes for SALE
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

TRINITY CoUNTY.-In this county there are
3,2l0 acres of land in cultivation, 900 fruit
trees, l,5l1 head of cattle, three water-power
grist mills, Is water-power saw mills, and "a
mining bitches, whose total length is l63 miles.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

REMENBER-That all State and County taxes
remaining unpaid on the Goth October will be
subject to costs.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

la Two men have been sent to the Pen;ten
tary from Piumas county, for the crime of ran,
on the person of squaw.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

sSr The Postmaster General has established
a Post office, by the name of Rock Creek, in
Tehama county and appointed l. L. Keefer, Post
master.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

SUPREME CoURT.-The October term of the
Supreme Court will commence on the 18th inst.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09
ESTRAY.
County Treasurer's Notice.

IN ACCORDANCE with an Act passed by the
L Legislature, land approved April %, 1858,
authorizing the Board of Supervisors of Shasta
county to create fund for the redemption Of
County Warrants to the lowest bidder, hereby
give notice that the money collected for said
fund will be paid to the holders of warrants that
will take the lowest amount of cash for the war;
rants, and that sealed proposals directed to the
County Treasurer will be received by me up to
the last day of the regular meeting of the Board
of Supervisors in November next, No BIDS for
more than the par value of said warrants, nor
any bids unless accompanied by the warrants
proposed to be surrendered will be received.
JAMES HAYBURN,
County Treasurer.
Shasta, Oct !, 1858, ocz'Soai
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

ann. SHASTA ENCAMPMENT, NO. II,
Y1 l. o. O. F.-Regular Meetings on the End
AA1< and 4th Wednesdays of each month";
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

ba~ The law prohibiting the further immi-
grafton of Chinese into this State, went into eff
feet on the lst inst Its constitutionality is very
generally doubted by all who have examined the
question, while but few doubt its utility.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

BS% In the recent engagement between the
o. s. troops under Col. Wright, and the COM
bined forces of the Polouse, Spokan and Cour-
de-Laine Indians, in Oregon, about 70 Indians
were killed, and near 900 head of horses cap
tured
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

FRENCH GULCH LODGE, NO. IS, meet
every Saturday Evening. E. Dickinson N. g..
Marcus Levy, Sect.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

kSr WILLIAM NJ. ALLEN, R. W. G. W.
and D. D. G. M-Residence, Horsetown.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

CLEAR CREEK LODGE, NO. 90, meet
every Thursday Evening in Spencers Hall, at
Horsetown. A. Corbus, N. G. o. II. Ander-
son, Sect.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

a WESTERN STAR LODGE, No.
~ 2, of F. l. A. NJ, meets every Saturday
q * evening. Stated meetings on the Sat-
" urdsy Evening next preceding the Full
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09
AMERICAN HOTEL.


@ 7 H E UNDERSIGNED ANNOUNCE
EH;iil to the citizens of this community that they
-El".A have thoroughly renovated the "Ameri-
can HOTEL" and furnished it with new bedding
and furniture. They do not, therefore, hesitate
toinvite the public to visit their house. feeling as
sured that they will be able to afford them per-
feet satisfaction.
The Table and Bar
will always be furnished with the best quality
of food and liquors to be procured in this mar
ket.
TERMS
Board per Week -. 90
Board and Lodging ....................-.....12 90
0U
Drinks at the Bar.
II. l.. CHANDLER.
N. MAHER.
Shasta, Oct. 9, 1853. oc9;tf.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF
Shasta, Trinity & Humboldt Counties

IN OBEDIENCE TO THE REQUIREMENTS
l. of Special Order No. l, of his Excelency the
Commander-in-C Chief, requiring me to call out
organize and muster into the service of the State
full company of Eighty Men, for the purpose
of giving protection to the people, and render
ing travellers on the road between Weaverville
and Union secure from the depredatons of In
dians," hereby call upon such of the citizens Of
Shasta, Trinity and Humboldt counties as de-
sire to join the expedition among the Indians, to
rendezvous at Big Bar, Trinity River, on or
about Thursday, the l4th inst, when the COM
pany will be organized
S. III. DOSH,
Brig. Gen. commanding I'd Brigade,
9th Division
Shasta, Oct 6, 1858.
RsSsn Every man is requested to furnish a
Colts revolver. oc9li
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09
II. ~. %. Es

lie 90 OD~ ES
.s,sssgssss. SHASTA LODGE, NO. 57<
3ZENE Meets every Monday Evening at Odd
SzaSfasSss Fellows Hall, in Wills and Young's
Building. All visiting brothers are
cordially invited to attend. Geo. R. Knox, N.G.
r TAYLOR Sect.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

samvnm SHASTA CHAPTER OF r. A. MA
ZHs sons, No. S-The regular semi-monthly
S11ES Meetings held at Masonic Hall every I'd
and 4th Tuesday
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09
MARRIED..
evening.

On the Sd inst, at the residence of J
on Clear Creek, by Hon. J. Tucke-
County Judge, Mr.. DANIEL P
ELIZABETH ANN STEPHENSON
The happy young
printer in the NJ
box of f
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

-.bau hs m ssthOed That has ,ba and been sold ~
pubic would only have brought 81 q an sc.e MI
would not desired W be disposed d ~ rivasS sae
oDpy thst he knew there would be comoDsaoo against
hia prevent hun buying than go sares, and no
70 purchase that poroo OF or wni,n ms rest
sepce STOOD where his children we're born he
sum Of money 70 place 10 the hands indviisa the
the balance protect him In ousmg the Whole tract ~
O. % per acre. he considered 20 10 sor 70 ss aocas
io knew that II TO be sold by MAJOR Eastman; ne
Thought fact common romor they han Ian out
the and in city lots different sizee, and Already
selling The m; the lowest price was 500 kos
VIM. King Desksh (the Other commissioner wA
sworn ana gave q similar history u the Sale MAf)f
Esr.msn Hs was induOsd 10 sell the land a. p~iv1e
sale by hearing the question discussed while the ooaa
from DUBUQUE aSa every one saa mas Inc lsna ought
might brug % TO, improvements and ALL this cIovioced
him tb public sale weuo not br $50 00O aod DO
tusgefted his colleague To sell by vats sals
and offered 70 Seee, the gay he 70 os the
commRsOD sas this Governor Floyd ami hs
Md r o u, 100 Inc
net, said to HIM one morning: Snow, I'd felow, Ws
have had rather baro fight OF together, against the
Know kotbpgs here and when you scs IN oae yoo must
not 10 get me- wart you 70 give me place, went ooe
that viii pay not less an 81, 900 S. 600 year. DON
want anything else" SAID be- "weI, old boy,' in his
way, me. "n anything for you, you shah
10" After he had been here In office for t~o hree
weshs be wro'e letter % me telling me- there is roth
Ing here that you would want fnere no ofhce to my
GIT, or In the gift Of the Presoens that would have
= M time IN The month Of Aprl he wrote 70 me that he
pensss, and he wanted me 70 come bere wrote 70
HIN, ~ do not want to DO anything that w,ii 90. pay
well |" Witness went 10 Washington, and got the
kaion, with 81 DAY and expenses, ana Also commits
sion for Major Eastman ana started with both 70 MIN
nesota.
number of questions submitted 10 writing 70
Hon. Stephen Douglas, and Hon. Chas L Stuart, 70
which these gentN men replied.
Mr.. Douglas Of opipiOn that the commissioners DID
not exercise wise discretion In selling the land Q
whole a. they might have got more FOR IL 10 forty acre
los. Al the he tn ought the value Of the pro-
perry greatly over estimated He thought Il not
. great speculation as go 900. Moreover, was his
opinoo thai tho fort should have boon sold a. all
Mr. Stuart stated tina In his opinion the commissioners
did exercise wise discretion There probability
that time that the land would bring higher price,
Sales Of pnolic lands At City, ana the sale
OF portion Of the Fort Smelling reservanOo 10 1850,
proved that lands, at public auction did not
bring than 81 70
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ACADEMY OF MusIc.-A number OF choice musical
gems have been arranged for Musard's concert to
night. Miss May and Messrs. Vieuxtemps and Thai.
berg perform.
BROADWAY TBxArRE.-Mr. and Mrs. Waller are 10
play in the tragedy Of Bertram and the screen scene
joint benefit tonight.
NrpLo's GARpxS.-The announcements for this
evening comprise the amusing pantomme of
"Jocko" Mile Zanfrettas tight rope feats, and the
spectacle Of the Golden Egg
BowxRy.-The numerous frequenters Of this e.
tablishment evnce a disposition 70 amply reward
Mr.. Eddy for the money expended on "Rienzi, by
packing the house every night.
BrRror's-Messrs Burton and Brougham, who
are very appropriately styled "the busy BIZ" and
the chief members Of the talented company are 10
perform In Life Among the Players' tonight.
WALLACK's-Mr. A. III. Davenport tenders the
comedetta called ladies, Beware, the new COMEDY
Of the love Knot and the FIRST act OF Robert Ma
caire" for his benefit.
LAURA kEEss's.-The patriotic play, Blanche
OF Brandywine,' has proved very successful, and
will probably be retained on the bills for a long
time.
AMERICAN MUsEUN.--The favorite drama entitled
lord Barnley" Is 10 be followed by your LIES in
Danger this afternoon, and Family Jars in the
evening.
MrvsrKuey-Geo. Christy and Wood the BRYANT
brothers and Matt. Peels Csmpbells offer excellent
programmes Of songs farces, DC, for tonight.
BRooKLYs ArHxS8uN--Auh hour cannot be more
aqrceably and prentably spent than in viewing the
Panoramic ilIuftrsiions Of the Kane Arctic ExpIe
nations.
NEWARK IN, J1 rnEArr,-The Wren children
are amusing our Nes Jersey friends with series Of
dramatic pieces, &C., in ~hch they rendered them-
selves very popular. $3.50
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The abolition Of the Sound dues beginning % tell 90
the trefo the Elder Canal who oonnscss 'ns ssro
and the North The number OF ~ses VI msne use
Of thai canal in 1856 was 9soo, while ci hey onr
amour ed 70 9,b5s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28

Holy Week was spproachng-al the deputies
wanted 10 20 Leon 20 see the sacred procession OF
the donkey and similar cdifying ceremonies, which
some people here call religious-the treaty, there
fore, had 10 be ratified or rejected by the 10Th OF
March.
have so exactly explained to you the motives
which influenced the minds OF the members Of the
Assembly either in favor Of or against the admission
Of the treaty that II Il useless for me 10 enter any
more into these details, more particularly ~ the Co
lumbus is about 10 leave.
remarks that, ~ according TO the constitution the
treaty could not be ratified unless by majority Of
twothirds Of the members, the Cass Yrisarr treaty
would have been positively rejected by the
CasteIlon, who, in Committee Of the Whole, voted
against the ratification at o'clock, had not voted
tor IL, when after the public discussion the public
vote took place, at six O'Clock; aud 40 but for this
circumstance the Cas- rsarn treaty would have
been irrevocsbly rejected.
The able speeches and sound arguments of
Deputy Don Pedro Ceedon converted his col
league Csstellon. 70 the treaty. Csstellon
40 the treaty has been saved only by one vote In the
secret session Of the Committee Of the Whole it
rejected.
The Assembly, however in ratifying II, has passed
a decree in which they acknowledge that they are
not entirely satisfied with the treaty but that they
accept IL, as it Ia and without amendments. as an
tr,dsnce ~ The jlsf,ce ,chich Nicaragua does 10 u,
friendly conducf If President buchanan In fact,
think that the only thing that has mrsculousy saved
this treaty has been the confidence which many OF
the deputies entertain In the honesty OF Mr. Bachs
nan.
The Assembly did not dare make any amendments
20 the treaty, especially TO the three or FOUR nam
stpulstiops OF Article XIV; nevertheless, they are
so afraid of those stipustons that they passed To-
gether with the ratification, another decree autnoriz
ing this government 10 commence new negotiations
with the Unitsd states, not LOT ano'ner treaty,
Int for some additional articles ex snatory OF the
doubtful points Of the one now ratified. All this
shows how reluctantly Ley sive at last consented
10 the Cas- Yrissrri treaty They have, however,
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soverpfuent N Hpley property
sb rscrsnne ~ re- srnasan rsb, siaims IN, hsa no
susvty 10 sell Forsr Riosv and Armsrous 10 Illinois he
se yerort IN vrI,ne AZ not tno. nov r. uas sole-od
~ aren't he dd not SOLICIT The no received
a. y~suar fees OF IS dsv and no Tor his SERVICES
49, no remember either he number o. days " The az
srcssas amount no received esls raid one nirs OF the
ou,ehsse money and he and soha ths rest pT Graham
Wa % make tight with them; DID not think the agents
NJ the could have rox more FOR pv any other
mode Of sale than they pad rrca dea Of money should
n. svnenas6 on n IN lav,r. out .,r.ss and h,,idins
b,osce before would pay several persors ssid the
hsd sad enough for H. and others aid thew rad too
mach sephen ouslas vas one OF those Who ssd they
~d snonsh he fv,tnsss, vss not a IA rver hn, hc Arc
m she oouusc Of sale Il escccs request on bis return
from rort RpIcy: be took no pAina 70 conceal from Inc
that he Vas inseree4d but be d,d not tell
bes so. the aferwnrds changed the con
srscs but be could not specify IN vhsi psr,icuisrs
ma vou or uox hpos that Won were y,,lsus the Ia
a.. -. ~ De rovevnmept m ss,p,i.ns that The
$50, ~ " nave ored,t upou shst ssles AID MOI
vn.a ohcr psrt,es dd Won proposs "a .nst 40 nsy.
-. $500 Won chsnged your mndy A I lnov 81 hu,
oos mar nsd In mind: did not desire 70 assume 40
nm ,h mvseIf hst nan vas Az russns She'll. ana 20
MIN THAI We been making purchAse uore and he
Scslrsd he might have an interest IN II, here was
s,ors ha. We desed 10 tcke ourselves he declined on
the ground that he Vas q government oniccr.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-12

NT ANAssAu Crow and Malada Gr.yo, and An!h ny
MI j snnlru ther Gunrlani Ianoh Grove, md jacob
Cfonc his Guarnni aud iOhn a. Odian and Rchecca Ost
I'M hls wifr win take natcc, that on the els day OF Ianu
srv, A. d. 1859, John Chambers nod apenn In the Court
uf Common Pleas OF Seneca county, Ohio, where the same
Is now pruliur, demanding assignment ~ dover lu,nud
pautonoG tho following deicrbodand' aud tenmenI'' TO-
witt
The ouhhafofthe northeast quahero Of section siS d)
m township one, t north, Of range hirlecn, O3l IN sen
ooa cnuniv Ohio and containing eighty and ioinuf
hundrsdtht acres OF nudi as follows, to.Niu
To the said Rebecca Odian tho Mll and equal third
p,t Oh said lands aud ns and for her dover o.
tate hcteni aud that partition bo made Of said premises,
as hlows to.wiu 81.
10 tho said John ChNmheti, the one full and equal hal
ptr thereof 10 tho said NanAssah Grove the n and
equal fourth par thcrpo aud ia the said MaWnda aud Acoh
Grove, eavh the Odl aud equal eighth part Wcr'oI
AZ the ucxtteru of said CouH an application wlhhe made
by said John Chamber Cor Yer that dover be assigned
TO- ami partition be made Of said PROMISES, accorhngy
JAMES PILLARS,
in9aaw.n & alAO. Auv hntrelt
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smhEaeeslenghy, practical ssts ffon, the varon, Bni
frm. and Il designed for such students AZ NAV vlh .
psna Longer than The time required by ne Recall,
some specialHoase =" eu'eF'ng
hytaklngin addition the Extended Coarse. An.
wiliheatthnly aud prodtshly employed ii \ naouths
thNMANstiifi "fraciiHal and ornamental y in ,li,.
Feucues Nilbe Taught in thc thorough AMI eei,
manner BY one ot the best ttsaoher 10 the West Roi
u epfaa method Of Teaching business Wftnr th- fb,
ythinographc system will also b taught ThIssyst. ~
poppifand recommended BY best educational men N
now taught nthe Public Schools u Cleveland Colnob a
Toledo May other schools opep Tor good tsaohs, y,
ChiUthmographY, a. soOn ~ thoycan be qualified
DAILY LECTURES on Practical and TheoFetie.
nook Keeping, Mercantile Laws, Conusroial Ribics -
tioal Eeonomy, Al Of Computation, Conmetoal Celos
latuns, MoNantile Customs, RankinR, ESchanrs a.,
mcroe, RAilFoadlng Commcroial History, nu.lnoss ,s
pondence, penmnnship.ptc
The New Suit of Rooms, of this ColloFe ooeunles tb
eQ sltnaied a. they are on The eo,
ofthe fueNeiqparo eea Superior ttleo af1fduq IN,
view Of most par,s % tho city and the lake Tho yo
nea ally And tasteinlly hrnlihed, supasanr In No..
'peihaps those ofaay similar Rtuiion n
ne LADl EscoU RSE l,ths sane as ,ha, o. ,hs Ca.
llemen, shoTling equal taeihtisa 70 aaaies ho MAJ NJ n
% avail themselves u the Coameroiai Courte 80
The PdnoipalhaVang an extensive business
uates. ~ F''f N'NN
MaTeh,e,h, ,S5Iy -
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COurtof Common Pleas Seneca county
Ohio.


Benemin sanford, Plaintiff Lewis Kelly and Amelia
defendant.
IHE Defendants, Lewis and Amelia Kelly win take no.
Il toe that the Plaintiff, the 5th day of January
d. lels hed 10 said Court his petition, wherein he SAYS
IN substance, that surety for said Lewis Kelly Andrew
Glenn uon note Of date January 90 A. D. 1855 he paid
OIL said note, and ~ thereof Is due 20 him from
said LOWS Kelly $1,000 and interest thereof at
since the eQth day Of July A. D. 1857 Aso that on the
3lh day Of January, A. d. 1885, said Iews Kelly gave
plaintiff morgAge TO secure him egans all loss surety
OF said Lewis 70 said Glenn, upon the nOh hafo Lot No
Otin location No.one, section Nos II and i2 Ownship No
le, N. r. l7in Seneca Co, Ohio, which said mortgage l.
now the frat lien on said premises.
Also that said mortgage given before the said Anne
ia became the wife Of said Lewis Kelly
Also, that plaintiff surety for said Lewis Kelly 10
mefser harktI, upon note Of date, Oot H. 1856 and
which panh took up, and by thereof there due
TO him hom said Lewis thousand doaTs and Interest
az ten per cent. since Oct. ~, 1851 and F which said
amounts andineFes, the plaintiff asks for Judgment against
the defendant Lewis Kelly, for the sale af the mortgage
premises a, we As that said Amelia be barred Of claim 10
J OF oFeSpect.ney Of tower In said promises,
Plaintiff has also caused aachmontto 10 issue aqanstsad
defendant Lewia Kelly.
sadfeuton must be anEwoFedhy the 18th day Of March,
A. d. 1883, orthe same will be taken as true.
J.C. LEE,
'hoe"'p SOSo Atty ioFPin