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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-19

DEuxIExE COM Oh DIsrRIcr/ SAMUEL sIDLE VS.. SEES
de la Creanciers ct les Creancifrs de
Nouvelle. Orleans. sdle Brooks-No 10, 1852
I'm VERTU dun orsire de vente rendu lie Is
DC Ia Nouvele- orlenus dams Paare ci-
dessus e procederR lie VENDREDI is de JUN 1855 midi
hotel de Ia Gle rue de Ia Commune entire les rues du Camp
des MagRsns lie compte ereanciers de novab
d Rehabilitation de-
Iheret d. Side dams Ia succession de mere Dame
de don't Ia succession etc Deuxieme
dossiers de Ia dite
Abandonne par III, solvable ses ereanciers.
CoNDlfIoNs-oOmptant au moment de Naturalization.
my7 Is je5 II IS Sheriff de IA Paroisss 'orlfans,
FouRrH DisrsIcr CouRr ANTOINE B. c. LAcosTE ct al
of New Orleans. vs.. HYPPoLYTE PORTER.
PY VIRTUE or a writ of seizure and sale
OF New Orleans In the above entitled will proceed
sell at public auction, the City Hotel Common street be
Camp and Magazine streets, on FRIDAY june 18TH
SEVEN LOTS or parcels ground adjoining other -
situated in this parish the right bank Of the river Mis-
sspp at about five miles below this city, designated BY h
Casaing architects the 18th January 1881 deposited
Ia the office Of Theo Guyo under the number 23 The said
lots of ground havig the following dimensions, towt Lot
No. 25 feet front the river by 40 arpens depth
lot No. 800 feet front the river by 40 in
depth, and lots Nos land each 1854 feet front
on the river English measure, by 40 arpens In de2h.
Together with ali the buildings and Improvements, circum
and dependencies rights actions and privileges
said lots OF ground, without exception
Seized in the above suit
TERMS To pay and satisfy in cash plaintiffs claim Of
$500 66s5 with interest from May 4h, 1888. SIS
of protest. aud all Of these proceedings the
purchaser to the OF the several and in
the property sell for than sufficient pay the
debt the surplus Of the price and above such mortgage
debt also 10 be paid cash. t...
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR ls5s.--Oncers-Fenry
Bier PRESIDENT; Boulemet Treasurer; Thos H. shislds
Secretary nanie Merritt sexton Cemetery Comm iftee
Harper Dillingham;, Gardner Smith and r. DeSilva Fiparcs
Committee Nathaniel Overtnu Bernard Cohen and John
Moran. Memhars-James Furneaux u NJ Wuslovr II f7aId
man Thos. Keefe and Z. b. MaunselI,
VAULTS IN "0DD FELLOWS REsT,' may be procured
BY applying 70 r. M CoRRr atSiekle& Co.'S Canal street
" D. FELT sTErsoss 81 Camp STREET.-THE H. MLsPIuGn u
s. Mint and at the Secretary soice in Odd Fellows cor.
OF Camp and Lafay ette streets. fs Fl 7I73-7
PRICE Of Lots and lots 10 feet square slb
ditto by Qfee SIS. Vaults double
~ ditto 70 all others I0 single, to soekholdsrs Lsdg
Vaults be opened unless certificate OF
first obtained from the Secretary.
Observation-Disclosures the Lots h. a
on spplicationto
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-19

CIsourENE CoUR DISTRICT A. EGAN&Co. VS. hartley
de Ia Nouvelle Orleans. COLLINS h P. WILLOW.
No 1873.
I'm VERTU dun writ de fierI facias a moi
IL adrese Honorable Gnquieme Cour de District
uyelle Orleans, dams psfse c dessus je procedera lie
MARDI 10 de JUN 1855 midi Hotel de Ia Cite de Ia
Commune entire les du Camp des Magaans radud
cation de
UN TERRAIN situe dams lie Premier District de .eA
VILE dams let borne les Poeyfarre de PAnnon- H
citation, Dupaner Foucher designe sous lie No 49, L
par O. A. Hedin srchjtece date du IS
1851 ct denose letude H. b. Cenas notare public
vile lie dit terrain Is pieds de face Ia Poey
far 1872 peds pouees de poiondenr gnes para
leles.
Ensemble avec toutes bsisses authorizations qui Sc
lie dit terrain.
lie saisi dams paifaire ci-dessus.
C0NDITIONS-Comptant moment de REHABILITATION.
Y. T. PARKER,
myl4 q 81 je7 10 Sheriff de Ia Parosse d'Orleaps.
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ciN9uIEsE 0ogE DE- DISTRICT W u MATHARp VS. no
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri facias a mol
Il adrsse par phouorabe Ciuqueme Cour de District
NOuyelle Orleans dams paaire cdessus proceoerai
HERCREDI IS de mai 1855 midi pH6te de la Cite rue
de Ia Commune les du Camp des Magasins la
vente pubque adjudication de-
Tou les do tres ct nteet du defendeur Horace Hardy
process No s5 des dosses de Ia sxeme Cour de District
.jiatitule Horace Hardy Elijah Cannon.
Saisis dams latiaire c dessus.
CONDITI0NS-Comptsnt moment de REHABILITATION.
4. T. PARKER,
myl4 II q "a 26 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'Orleans.
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EWEtfTDf E1OUEe0s
DE SOTO LODGE MOI meets Baton Renge Ia urssy
evening"
SEITH LODGE No q meets Shreveport on Wednesday,
evening l.77-77
ST. EANDRYLoDGE No.25 meets al opeIouss.on satur
day evening. II 49,
CLINTON LODGE 81 at Clinton on "Wednesday
evening.
evening,
EXCELSIOR LODGE No. 81 meetsat Thibodauxon sstur.
day evening.
NEW IBERIA LoDGENo.ss nse,sas Ne~tonsu Thar.
day evening
PRAIRIE LODGE 81 meets at Washington on s.sar-
dnt evening. = :
,,oHENEYvILLE LODGE Ne.4i meets at chsasy,iii. On
Monday evening. IAf q Na..a
Saturday evening M
THOMAS. H. SHIELDS. Grand sssrs,ary.
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sIxENE CouR DIsTR1cr( McIEMoRE RAYBURN 4 CO.
de Ia Nouyelle Orleans. ) VS. PRICE, WALSH COMO



Il adrese par Honorable sixiAme Cour De District dc Ia
Nouvee Orleans dams aare cdessus prOcedera lie SA
hEDI, % dc mai 1858, midi, Hotel de Ia Cite de
Ia Commune entire les dn Camp des Magas la
pubqne e. adjudication de-
Eeselave nonme JOHN, age d'environ vinghthut ans.
Saisi dams l'aifaire ei-dessus,
CoNDITIoNS-Comptanta n moment de Naturalization
T.. Z. PARKER,
sl9 80 ms Is % Sheriff de ~ Paroisse d'Orleaus.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-19

TRolsiEhE CouR De DISTRICT WILLIE DE la E.oRLEA Ms
de ia manifestations. ! yEUYE A BosQUE
No TO- 49,
E,N VERTU dun writ de fierf facias n mol
anrese par fhono able Troeme cour de District
Orleans dams aire eidessu procederai lie LII n
d. de JUN 1855 midi H6te de IA Cite Com
mnh enlre les rnes du Camp des Magasn la pub
uN TERRAIN sue dams Trolls eme District de cette -
VILE daps lilet No. 49, borne les Francaia
hacaVo, de Ia Psix ct Moreau lie dit terrain
81 peds plus olns de face des Francois bnr so
peds plus gu mons de profondeur ensemble
oatisses ct authorizations qui Sc ,rouvent dessus
lie tout ssisi dans Iatfaire ci-dessus.
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SHERTFFs SALES.

FoURrH DHrRIor CouRr1 A. s. BAKNEs A co. va u n
g Nsy Orleans, WhssoS-No. ialss o. .
Hh ,NlhTuE OF writ OF fieri fneIas 10 m
directed by the Honorable the Fourth ariet Court OF
Jew 1ens the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
public auction. At the City Hutel Common street between
May, 1865, at u O'Clock M ' 80 ~ "
All the right title and Interest Of fhe defendant I n Wa
ann 10 The nnexpred term OF the lease Of the premises
NO ~ common street. IN the First District Of his civ no 10
the SOth day Of September lsbs. - -. '' -F "
seized IN the above suit
TERhs-Cash n the spot.
n
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VukiRiEsE OouR DE DISTRICT "A. s. BARNES 4 co. vs. J.
re " " Monyslle-' ,rieans y. WAsSpN-No ~ 1853.
Nv EEhTU dun writ de Geri faeias n moi
Hnesse par honorable Qualrieme Cour District
TIpysIe Orleans dams raare edessns je procederai
I Ell ~ de mai 1858, midi, PH6el de Ia Cite, rue
~ commune entre les du Camp des Magasns la
Fentc pnbigue ct adjudication de-
o les drois utres ct nttret du deen b. wasson
"a ooa@nce d. bail do la maison suee Coumune
fera le 30 de septenbre Is58
saisls dams pahaire cidessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al moment de Decentralization
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by VIRTUE OF a Judgment rendered prll

ID 29t 1855 signed May an 1855 10 me direed hy
the Honorable the Third District Court Of New Orleans
above entitled matter will proceed sell public auction
de City Hoef Common street be wee1 Camp Magazine
streets, TUESDAY, june Sth 1855 at L. O'Clock NJ
partition
A CERTAIN LOT CT GROUND situate lying and being
bank OF the Bayou john measuring feet on
said Bayou 1872 feet depth Mississippi Together
with all the rights actions and privileges thereuto belonging
TERMS-Cash the spot
f. T. PARKER
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AH'|NVWpAnt ~ moment De fh11udicntlon
,,o,.,- =. 4. T. PARKER,
myl< ~ II u "a Sheriff de la Paroisse diOreans.

THIRD Dsrmcr COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs. WI
o. New Orleans. ! DOW A. BOSQUE-No. 10. $50.
III a. lisruis ola writ OF fieri facias 20 me
directed oy The Honorable Third District Of
oeh IN The above entitled will proceed 10 sell at
PUPILS auction at the City Hotel street between Camp
a MsRah ne streets on MONDAY the 9Th of June 1855
9s5ack N, The folio wing described pr perry
<A SEhfAiN LOT OF GROUND, situated In the Third -
psc. oi ms city In No 49, bounded by French. @
MEN nasaealyo, Peace and MORGAN Said lot NI
ses tee more less Frenchmen
ments thereon. - - e ~ -P''S-
SEIZED IN the above suit
TERMs--Cash the spot.
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EEN n
Il adresse par Honorable Qusreme District Ia
Eouyee o.eeus, dams aAre ci-dessus e procederaI e
SAMEDI, y de mai 1855 midi pH6ei de la Cite rue de
la Commune, entre les du Camp des Mag asns i
yente pubique adjudication de-
lie steamer FLORIDA, ensemble Va ma fy~s.
chine meunes, etc, TEL gun EAEI
iourdhui IL port de Ia Nouyelle Orleans
Saisi daus Iaffaire ci-de.sns.
CONDITI0Ns-Comptant moment de padjudcation.
Z. 7. PARKER,
AL my e22 Sheriff de Ia Par1isse d'tlri9ans
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FouRTn DISTRICT COuRr william MUNDAY ct AIS. vs..
Of ) Stephen W Lee alfred Child and
New Orleans steamer Florida-No. u, i24.
QY VIRTUE OF n writ of fierI facIas 10 me
u directed by the Honorable the Fourth Dsc Court Of
New Orleans IN the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell
public auction the City Hotel street between
Camp and Magazine streets, SATURDAY the 22d day Of
Nay, 1853 at IL O'Clock M
The steamboat FLORIDA. together with all r.
her furniture. tackle, apparel. machinery etc szr4rS
she lies in the port OF New Orlea1s So
Seized In the above suit
TERMS-Cash the spot
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FoUE ~ H DisTslcr NoURT JOHN 2 EIsHER JOHN
-, OF New Orleans. CANNELL-No. 1913
Fila issued u months bond Canne a. prn
eipal, and John NeIIuEh as security.
Rt VIRTUE OF writ OF fierf faeins TO me
directed oy the Honorable the Fourth District Court
New Orleans IN the above entitled will proceed
sell Al public aucon, the City Hotel Common street be-
tween Camp and Magazine reefs, FRIDAY, 4h day
OF june 1858. ut II O'Clock NJ
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all No.
he buildings and improvements Thereon situated IN the MAJ
fst rict Of ID city, in the bounded xii
MA Coliseum and Aepomene and Pytania Walk. Said
easnrng GA feet front Mepomene street BY Us feet
Depth
Seized in the above suit.
TERNs--Cash the spot
+. 7. PARKER.
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r.. II. PAhkEh,
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-08-26

Hope hsin't disturbed yer, Stranger; but
Ireckoned yer might be over-sleepin."
What's the matter?" cried Herman stimuli.
saneousy, starting up in his berth; "boat on
nwyer?"
No but be. Here's gol-durned word
AZ pardon, didn't go fur tur say that thar-that'e
got twice ss many letters to it as any two words
has any business 10 have; an it won't spell for
ards nor back'ards, nor up nor down; nor /
can't make no head nor tell Ont" Hereupon,
the book was thurst into Herman's good. humor.
Cd countenance. He pronounced the word, and
sank back again on his pillow with sleepy
sigh. Tired O. sleepin, strsnnger3 Suns been
up most hour. Mind tur come out, an have
another spell O. readin ?"
"Yes, I'll be with you as soon as / can
Dress" said Herman; and presently again the
moments, the boat, and the river, rushed on
together towards their eHd, while, scarcely
marked along the banks, the little parallel rows
OF cottoa.trees of two ysars' growth looked over
the heads of the cotton.trees of one, and the
cotton-trees of three years growth over those
OF two, as, in q republican aristocracy
families Of two generations "respectsbility, y
in some rare instances, look down on families
OF one, and families of three generations on
families Of two; and, scarcely marked, the tiny
young leaves began to come out, and thicken
through the gray grim woods with mist Of
green, and here and there the lovely red. bud
spread its thin rosy veil of mimic peach. bios
SONS over the mysterious labyrinthine depths
OF the trackless, boundless forests; while still
the rough huntsman of the West and the grace
full scholar Ct the East together hung, fellow
wondrous pages, which have power to make
the most unlearned wise, and the wisest fee
himself ignorant; and, hour by hour, they
gained upon the spring.
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For the National Era.
MARY'S DWELLIN G,
BY WILLIAM M. BRIGGS.

When the sky grew red, and the evening dew
Was soft DER the fresh green meadows swelling,
And the first binked through the Clio aiming blue
Twas jamie came 10 Mary's dwelling
Sad were the thoughts in his heart that woke
To the leaflets sir, and the wee brooks telling,
And he sighed as he caught the thin blue smoke
That rose from the lha ch of Mary's dwelling
bird sang high DER her grassy nest
She sang TO the power of Loves impelling,
But low lay the heart in one honest breast,
When Jamie came TO Marys dwelling.
He stood by the door where he off had stood
Why came he so sow-why came he unwilling
He looked at the brook, and he looked AT the wood,
And he clicket the latch at Mary's dwelling.
Oh. the light will fade from her soft blue eye,
And her ulllears plead with love looks swelling
When Mary kens in her heart the why
Twas jamie came to Mary's dwelling.
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NIB. BANaUMs BALCONY BRASS BAND.

Mr.. Bsngum was sitting in his office in the
museum the other day, when he heard knock
at the door.
"Come in" said he.
The door opened, and trombone entered
Mr.. Bangum stared. The trombone was fol.
lowed by an arm, and the arm by body, the
body belonging to no less parsonage than Mr.
Eli FAINT.
"Mr Baugum?" said Mr.. FAINT, inquringly
"That's my name" said that gentleman.
"Good morning." said Mr.. FAINT.
"Good morning" said Mr.. Bsngum.
al see that you have band on your balco
n.y." began Mr.. Fapt.
Yes" said Mr.. Bangum.
"And came to zee if could get a situation
there as trombone"
al presume you can" said Mr.. Bsngum, "i
we can agree upon terms"
Mr.. FAINT.
"They usually play" said Mr.. BaDgum
"from two to three in the afternoon, and six to
eight in the evening"
"What is the place worth ?" said Mr.. FAINT
give dollars q week." said Mr.. Bangum
inquiringly.
Every WE'LL" said Mr.. FAINT, with great eats
faction. He had not expected more than three
or four.
"You can begin today, if you like" said
Mr.. Bangum; "the payments are weekly"
"Very WE'LL" said Mr.. FAINT.
In accordance with this agreement, Mr..
Fant's trombone did duty for q week on Bang
um's balcony, and very hard, too, did Mr.. Fanl
bone away on his trombone. At the end of the
week, he called on Mr.. Bsngum for his weeks
salary.
Il will make out bill, If you like" said Mr..
Bapgum.
"If You please" said Mr.. FAINT.
After little turning over of leaves and com
pairing of books Mr.. Bangum handed him the
bill. He read it over once, twice, three times
looking every time more and more mysti6ed
At last he said
"Mr. Bsngum, you have made little mig
take here, believe"
"Eh?" said Mr.. Bangum, "not tha, am
aware Of"
eyes," said Mr.. FAINT smiling. he coulsn',
help smiling, to think how Mr. Bangum would
laugh when he learned what the mistake was.
OTIS rather funny mistake. don't zee
how you came 10 make it. The bill reads:
"Mr. Eli FAINT to P. T. Bangum, DR..
To privilege Of playing q trombone in his
museum for the week ending May a.
1853. So"
"Well," said Mr.. BaDgum, al believe it was
five dollars, wasn't it3"
"Ye-es," said Mr.. FAINT, perplexed; believe
it wa. But / didn't look at it in that light
"In what light did you look at it said Mr..
Bangum.
"W.h-y," said Mr.. FAINT still more perplex.
ed, thought you paid me FIVE dollars, not
you"
"Ohoi no." said Mr.. Bsngum. "This il
the state of the case. There are quite q mum.
Der Of persons in this city who wish to practice
Them . standing-up place on the balcony and
tech gentleman comes here, brings what in.
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strument he likes, and practices whatever he
wants to, without disturbing anybody; that is,
anybody we care anything about"
The office door opened, and the trombone
went out, followed by Mr.. FAINT; while Me-.
Bsngum proceedC to make out his bills against
the other instruments. Mr.. FAINT he, since
given up the Trombone Musical Revieao.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

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LIrge amounts msy be RENTED III drstts -
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Boz Subscribers wishing their paper chang
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wax old a. doth q garment; a. a vesture shalt
thou change them, and they. shall be changed :
but thou art the same, and thy years shall have
no end" IVA
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" The curious reader may view the marks, and the
in which the Gre ek charaeters were m.ds o,
in the preface TO aearnes Curious Discoyerirs Th
amethyst proved more difficult than the rieze from The
circumstance mat in engraving the stone he letters
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Harp of Avonl hast thou no higher string
Earths Cspital-her azure mountains, far
sloping to the gittering seas : these. and
music's sweetest tone, are the lowly inhabitants
triumphant strain: sof Old has. thou laid
the foundation Of the earth and the heavens
are the work of thy hands. They shall perish,
but Thou shalt endure; yea, all of them shall
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-11
SUMMONS
STATE OFCAIIFDRNIA

STATE Df tAIIFOkNtA, !
In the District Court of the 18th Judicial District
County Of Butte
GABRA s. SMITH, vs.. GILBERT SMITH
~ Action brought in the District Court Of the tit-
taenth Judicial District, and the Complant Filed in
the county OF Butte in the Office OF the Clerk of said
District Court
The Pc ,ple Of the State Of Caforna, to Gilbert
Smith, send GreeIing You are hereby required TO
appear in ar action brought agains you hy the above
named Plaintiff in the District Court OF The Fifteenth
Judicial iisrlct in and for the county of Butte. aud
10 answer the complaint filed therein, "a copy of
which accompanies Ibis summons within ten days
(exclusve of the day of seryce) after the service
you of this summons, if served within this county. If
served out Of this county, but within this Judicial
Dist let, within twenty days: or if served out of said
District. then within forty days-or judgment by de-
fault will he taken against You. The said action is
brought to obtain decree of Divorce, and thnt the
bonds of ma rmony existing between plaintiff and
yourself may he dissolved and forever annulled, and
that she have the lawful care and custody of her
two children, also Judgment for the costs of this suit
and If you fail TO appear and answer the said com
plaint as above required. the plaintiff will apply to
This Court for the relief demanded in her said
pnint.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the District
(~ Court of the Fifteenth judicial District,
}SEAL this l2th day Of December. in the year o,
(-- our lord one thousand eight hundred and
lfyseven.
NH. DARRACH, Clerk.
ByI. ". MARBLE. Deputy Clerk dl2 -3m
GRANGER l. CHEEsMAN, Auys for plaintiff.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-11
NOTICES.
SUMMONS.

State of California. In the District Court Of the Ff-
County 'of Butte, teenh Judicial District
J0HS SYLVESTER W.. PHILIP BRIKL & Co.
An action brought In the District Court Of the Fiji
teenth judicial District, and the Complaint Flied
IL the County of Butte, in the Office Of the Clerk
of said District Court
TIME People of the State OF California, To Phillip
u Brsl, Greeting You are hereby required To
appear in acihn brought against You by the
above named Plaintiff in the District Court of the
Fifteenth Judicial District, in and for The oupty Of
tie, and To answer the Complaint filed therein,
"a copy of which accompanies this Sumnons) with
IL ten DAYS exclusive of the day of service after
the service you of this Summons. if served within
this County II served out of this County. but with
In this Jud cial District within twenty days or if
ont Of said District. then within forty dGys-or Judg
ment b, default will be taken against You.
The said action IL brought to obtain judgment for
the recovery OF the sum OF Two Hundred and Fifty
Dollars aud interest thereon at the rate Of ten per
cent. per anuum from the second day OF July last
and for Decree for the foreclosure of II certain
mortgage deed and for the sale OF the mOrtgaged
premises known the Slaughter Ground off,. A..
Piau & Co and more fuy described in Plaintiff S
Complaint herewith served; and for Execution
against other property of Defendants If said mort
gagged premises should be insufficient TO satisfy the
Judgment herein, and for COSTS OF SUIT, and II you
fiil to appear and answer the said Complaint as
above required. the Plaintiff VIII apply 10 the Court
for the reli,'t in his Complaint demanded
(- Given uader my hand and seal of the
}sEaL. District Court of The Fifteenth Judicial
~ District this Fourth day OF December in
the year of Lord thousand eight hundred and
fifty -sev H.
NJ II. DARRACn. Clerk.
GRANGER CHEEsMAN. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-11
SUMMONS
State OF California

County OF Butte. Ophir Township
TUNIE People of the State of California to J. p att
IL & Co. Greeting: You are her by summoned TO
appear before at my office in the Ophir Township
ofthe County of Butte, on the Dbl day ot February
A 1858 at ~ O'Clock NJ. to answer unto the com
paint ot the town of OrDville. in the name and style
of the Trustees of said Town, who sue IT, recover the
sum or Thiriy-three thirty one-hundreth' dollars
claimed ,o be due ON account of School and Proper
~ Taxes due for the year 1857 when judgement will
betaken against you Cor the said amount. together
with costs aud damages you fail TO appear and an
swer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County,
,ree,ing Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 10th day Of November.
A: ID. 1857, JOHN ;. BERlN. seal
Justice of the Peace of said County.
true cony JrssrE BeESE Marshall.