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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05

Gs-ln September last, the French ship st..
Paul wa. wrecked on the island of Rossel, in the
South Pacific. She had on board 800 passen-
gers, 329 Of whom were killed and their flesh was
roasted and devoured by the cannibal inhabitants
of the island
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05
Probate COuTI.

Sale Of Real EHa'eby Order If Cont
nN the l4th day Of May. 4, ID. ls5J. between the
- honrs OF 10 o'clock \. NJ and oclock +. NJ. ut
The door Of the Court House in rhe town of perIys
burg. Wood County Ohio, will be sold TO the highest
bidder the following real the property of the
hers iIohn o. hing' late OF Madison County, hdi-
ana. deceased, towIt; The north half of the north
west quarter OF section eight rs town five 51 range
eleven containing eighty SO) acres more or less
Terms-Cash. AMOS KINE .Jn,,,
DIV. PoE, atty plf
April 81. lSaa--SnwISs
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05

S-The DindeIion 1--WE have heard another
name for tina: charming hower,) is now in full
bloom, and boquets are cheap as dirt The
fellow who wen, through the streets of Mlumce
on parade day with one of these flowers in his
hat and quarter section of gingerbread under
supposed to have good taste.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05
as-We are now having fine snring

49, We are now having fine spring weather,
and everything looks cheerful and promising
Fruit trees are full of blossoms; wheathalds are
green and growing shade trees are putting on
their leaves; farmers are plowing their fields. re-
moving rubbish from their meadows, sowing
oats, AMI enar3atically improving this seed time
of the year
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05

nsrWe attended the exhibition given by the
Miami Schools, at the Maumee Court House, on
Wednesday night of last week. Under the su-
perirtendence of NJ. Andrew Y. Austen, Jr..
those schools seem 20 have well sustained the
advanced position to which they had hither'
to attaine!. The exhibition on Wednesday
night was attended by large number from Per
rysburg, Maum,e and Miami and all seemed
highly pleased with the entertainment, which
was truly creditable alike to eachers and pupils
During the summer, Miss Emery, the accom-
piished Assistant through the past winter, will
have control of the Schools. The Board, WI
believe, have been so fortunate as to secure Mr.
Austins services for next winter.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05

aS The Pixies Peak gold seekers seem deter
mined to profit by the experience of their Cali,
fornia bretheren, and have already iuaugura ted
the Vigilance committee system of Furnishing Of
tenders. On the 9th ult., three meu were hung
at Denver City by this committee.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05

asr Our esteemed young friend Erasmus d.
Peck. who has been spending sometime ia
Massa chusetts and Connecticut, is now ;he
guest of his young friends in Perrysburg He
tarries for few days only being on his way to
ST. Louis, where he proposes to engage in busi-
nee
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05
Nieriii,s Snie,
NWIVs
William J, Martin admir- of Cherries Slarrett dec. Y
IL

William J, Martin. admir- of Cherries Slarrett dec Va
william Kirk.
Dl virtue OF vcndi writ Of execution to me di.
, rected and delivered from the Court of Common
Pleas Of Shelby County Oh o, in the above entitled
case. will offer for sale NJ the door OF the Court
House in Perryshurg. Wood Co.. o. on
Saturday. May II. 1859,
between the hours Of ~ o'clock NJ. and o'clock p
NJ OF said day the following real estate TO wit: The
west half Of eight, $50 acres taken from the west
hnlt OF the southeast qulrter of section number
twenty tytwo t22l township number four az north of
range nine 0) east. called Milton situated in Wood
County. Ohio, containing forty iO acres of land mora
or less &. W. NORTON sheriff Wood On
MAUTIS. atty PIN.
April ~ i laj0-5uwJS3
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05

s~There were thirty-two applicants for certf
icates to teach, at the meeting of the school exam
iners. in this place, on Tuesday. Thirty Of the
number were females.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05

e%An effort is being made to organize a
Military company in Perrysburs Quite num-
Der Of names have been signed. Judging from
some of the names on the list, we are disposed
to think it will be big Infantry company.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05

eSAbout one third Of the Tax Law is publish
ed in this weeks paper. The balance will be pub
lished as fast as possible.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05

OTYesterday morning we saw n woman
passing through our streets with a child in her
arms and large bundle on her back On arri-
wing at street crossing, she inquired the way
20 the Black Swamp. Like the Milk Sickness,
of course it was some distance ahead!
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05

SUGAR CANS SEED.--We have a small quantity
Of Sugar Cane Seed, which we will distribute to
subscribers, ia limited parcels, free.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05

As Blue has received notice that Summer
will visit us soon, and he is therefore gettinl
his Soda Fountain in good trim for its recep
tion
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05

U~TCouuty Auditor Ross requests us to say
that the Assessors return books have not yet
been received. When received, they will be at
once forwarded to the township assessors
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05

GrMajor Wood, of Troy township, has re-
Gently invented machine for Undertaking,
which is said to work remarkably well. With
it twelve acres Of ground can be drained in a
day. making the drains two rods apart.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05
PECKe& HAMIlTON'S.
THE kNIC kERB OC X E r
nj AG A ZIN e.

The KNIcKERBocKER MAGAZINE begins, in its May
number. two serials one illustrated and in popular
STYLE the duterations of Food-the subsct near
est the health and happiness of every family in the
land and now attracting great attention In Europe;
the other fascinating and powerful story OF domes'
tic life entitled
THE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN,
by Octave FKuILLET, said TO be the best novel pro-
ed in the last five years The first chapter opens
brilliantly. Neither Dickens, Thackeray, nor any
American novelist has produced anything more char-
ming and interesting.
Every one knows that by the criminal avarice of
| Manufacturers and Dealers, almost every article of
food in common use liquors and drugs, are adutera
ted with hurtful aud poisonous substances and the
Knckerbocker is the first and only publcation in the
country that has undertaken to expose thoroughly
this gigantic wrong which secretly attacks every
mans life All its statements are based upon rigid
made for the purpose. The adnlteratons and the
manner of detecting them are unraveled and to probe
the evil to the bottom the Knckerbocker will pub,
ish, far as its Investigations extend, the names OF
the manu- acturers and dealers guilty of this iDsidi
ous crime against health and lilo Itisthe most i'm
portant series of articles begun in an American
Magazine, and should go into every family.
The May Knickerbocker has also the coclusion OF q
splendid article on Dante, by Rev. DR.. Osgood;
dashing contribution. Over the ahri by Dr. J. w.
Palmer; Joll ygreen's Western Tour, by Tiffany; Hu-
morous poems by Park benjamin and Alice Carey;
and novel and picturesque contribution on Siam,
by recent Missionary TO the Kingdom of the White
Elephant. The Editors Table is always feature o
the Knckerbocker. A full-page steel engraving o
Madam de Chevreuse, the great rival of Richelieu
and Mazarin, pens the number.
Terms, 50 90 per year, postage prepaid by publish
er to any part OF the United States specimen mum
ber OF the May knckerbocker containing the above
with seven fulpage steel plate engravings, worth
least dollar, will be sent receipt OF 25 cts. II
postage stamps at the ofhce of public alton
JOHN A. GRAY,
l6 and l9 Jacob ST.. N. Y.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05

ss-The recent warm weather has started white
bass up the river, and our fisheries again pre-
sent an active appearance.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05

eson Monday last. in Maumee City, Lucius
Lat hrop and Henry Wolcott, were bound over
30 Court On a charge of burglary. The latter
gave bell and the former went to Jail,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05

!ns-Peck &c Hamilton now have very large
assortment OF Lead, Zinc, Oils, So, which will be
sold very low,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05

eg-Mr. Hunt, of Clark County. Ohio, had one
hunded sheep killed on the night OF the 23d ult.,
by dogs. They were valued at $500.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05
LOCAL AND LITERARY.

esThe schooner Adda lett this port one day
last week, loaded with forty-6ve thousand slaves.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05
MARRIED,

On the 7sth ult- by j. Chapel. J. p, wILLiAN
HurF aud lsAtxLLA srnoSs, all Of Weed County,
Ohio.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05

CNANoY DRESS SILKS from to sshillinSs per
Il yard
ISINE BLACK SILKS. of superior quality. from
Il etol2 shillings per yard.
SpLENDID BERAGE DELAINEs at l6, 40 and 20
- cents per yard
JNLEGANT CHALLIs from Is to 20 cents per
Il yard
COOP YARD-wIpE LAWNS from ot to l2i cts,
VI per yard.
T AVN ROBE PATTERNS of beautiful styls,cx-
IL tremely low.
4, oop MADDER PRINTS from to 10 cents per
VI yard.
LHINE GINGHAMs- cOlOrs warranted at 1 shilling
II per yard
CHAwIS AND MANTILLAS-in styles unsurpsss-
- ed-from 81 80 TO $50 co.
DARAsOLS, direct from the Manufacturer, at
i tcholeeaie prices.
MILLINERY GOODS complete stock-lowcr
MI than they can be found elsewhere, consisting Of
BONNETS,
RIBBONS.
FLOWERS,
LACE ENBR OIDRRIES.
UNDER SLEEVES.
FINE CAHBRICS,
JACONETTS aud
! DRESS TRIMMINGS S. Of all styles at iow prices.
Nj MGE.S-O'''''' ,s. O0'''' anu '"'''-'' ''' 4"'"-
T INEN HANDKERCHIEFS-5 500 do4.--at Ct cts.
CLOvES from Ct cents to and 10 shngs per
VI pair.
JTOSE-white and colorsdfr from 10 cents to
| / l. shillings.
DOMESTlCS at unparalleled low prices:-
DENIMs-best quality-at 10 cents per yard.
IIEAvY SHEETINGs--yard Wildcats 8 cents pei
L yard.
LNlNE BR'N MUSLINS from to 10 cts per yard
JIINE BLEACnED MUsLINS from CT cents up.
rVICKINGS-good and frm-at only 10 cents pei
l. vard
C RTlNGS-bluo-chSap.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05
OR. HOOELAND'S
BALSAMEC CORDIAL.
EOR rus SPEEDY CURE OF

hOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, HlRncptd, CroHp, Hoorseyess Bror.
chfs, Pneumonia Diseases of the BOictis qrsHg from
Cold IucipieRt Consumption, end for the relief and,
(rat all poSsb'e) cure Of Paiict, az advanced seres
ofthe latter disease.
This celebrated preparation, like the Biters, may
be conhdcntally relied Ii Is designed fer class
of diseases more general and fatal than any other
10 which the people of this country are suhiect--
those springing from slight cold" That eminent
authority. Dr. Bell SAYS: will not sny that colds
are to our inhabitants what the Plsgus and Ysiiow
Fsrer are TO those of other countries; but can aver
confidently that they ushcrn disease of greater COM
picity and mortality than these latter"
further proof OF the terrible fatality of diseases
resulting from common coid" may he seen by
glance at the following statistics taken from the rec.
ords of the BOARD of Health of Philadelphia confcss.
edy of the most health localities In the l'nion
lso2 Iotai deathslh philadelphia, l0,gOl
Died of Consumption 1912
" all other diseases ESQ in
numberD s,3l9
1858. Totnldea,h.. $40
Died of Consumption, 1sa5
" all othordseascs 9G3G
From these figures Il will he seen that ncnrlv ono
fourth of the totnl deaths in the country are y
consumption. 20 say nothing of the numerous other
diseases springng from slight colds"
Do not trle with your health; butif sunerinr from
slight cough, o. cold on the lungs buy a bottle of
HOOFLANDS BALSAMIC CORDIAL andyou may
safely count Qua cure. Thousands have done So aud
have certified to itswonderful effects
Coughs often proceed from disoricrcd or dysprp-
tic state OF the stomach, in which case the German
Bitcrs should he used. In case of weakness or ron
cral debility OF the system resulting from protTuc
cd cough, the German Dittcrh will be found preut
benefit.
Prepared only by DR.. c. MJackson AZ Arch street
PHILADELPHIA, and for sale by drug giss and
era throughout the United States and Canada Price
/ IS cents per bottle. Oct. .2S. lS5s--25ly
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05
GROCERIES, HARDWARE PAINTS AMI
OILS, GLASS WARE g. CROCKERY,

OILS, GLASS WARE g. CROCKERY,
A less than Toledo prices.
10 POUNDS BEST ORLEANS SUGAR for SI.
q POUNDS COFFEE SUGAR for eI only.
MICE YOUNG HYSON TEA from to 5 shillings
~ per pouhd.
DEARL STARCH at 10 cents per pound.
SALERATUs at Ct cents per pound.
NUTMEG at rs cents per quarter pound.
ENRESH ENGLISH CURRANTs at | shilling per
Il pound.
DkuNEs- new frnit-atl shilling per pound.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05
NETWORK PRICES
Our Increased Trade {!
Has obliged us to remove to
LARGER QUARTERS!

And our former customers will now find us Enugly
fixed in the rooms formerly occupied by the Thomp-
sons.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-05

Everything in the line of Coatings, Yestngs and
PantaiOOMerY will be sold low for cash.
Nevada national., 1859-07-23
.r !. FREE Fmon polsox.


AR = ivon--icar Sir We have annlyzsd aud
tr-sts ,nnr Magnetic Powder, and nna item lerf-c
r iifruiss- tu mankind and domestic an.nlals hut
,rlt.iiH death when itihai~ u, bugs rui~ sud Insects
IANfs Il. CliiiluN. ~ q. thrlni,i-
lii HANt T. RID. rrai. Chcmistrs. y. Hospital
M .fohn g.. Rome. suIeriuiruiani NJ . the New YORK
Ho-l4fsi aat~ hc ha- '.-xrrci all The huge. ar
s'a~is..-. r'ti,. Sc eiih Lyons Powder ail hud-
g. - . tAen~r Hise.f
t,t eariuer ani ;lorse ic~rrr must have a
direet ms. IN m article nf this kiui Refer
rsiu iap su 81 ihe A.iui. -. Nichols SUD Net
yti an Il 'c'-; TO s.i., Meigs. a.. 'ilcni 81 i'e
..t,ssi -sn IN ,uE'c. Jane- Gard"n keua-'t. ticu.
N.lHali ~rrft. tyra- ". Fvii. H. y lea.t II the
Ifs- .ir's Nis.ior -, &c. Ja'gc Mslg, snys -
l4i. .l.s.ts af tf. sti4 T. = National i'ai
ttus- tie Farmers filih h-s trsird " 'hofongl b
aifi ir.iriv ncnsi-. grss>h""nr--. snis. rr"'''s
ha- as. 20 teai4in. Gaflsi pilss e~a .vl stsest
%. p. ssf no i.f.. ~ u pure"
i.s.- ~n uiire cannot hr res~hef by invdei bni
nr- ktiili os aass ..eile AZ vsder tLy1i isfvr-ii
rnf -nrrhaat.
= IT, &. nn'- Fowler till .hc inseci IN iricc.
iiat i.son- Pills nixel for RAJ, aud mice.
Es-l-Iisv directions. Use fre,ls and thoroughly.
sofia sy .ral .i.t. ani Country merchants every
vl.tr " iauTZENiiElsiR Agent erass Valley
la.~ = White. Agents. san Frareiseo ~ I'm
Nevada national., 1859-07-23
Insolvent Notice.

IN District Court Nevada county State Of G. iiforuia
IN t.e matter Of the Petition ol Hugh Iwinins
lnsniscut Debtor.
DufSCANT 90 IN or.lcr % .fo Honorable Nu.,
Searls District Judge az the 18Th Judicial f-sfti.t
notice - hereby given 90 an She creditor, 81 sad
oiteni, TO be anl appear before the Iiaroril m
is'iic court Aforesaid in open court al the court
r,on of said court ia tie citt and cenpsv - $50,
o" thc -utii DAY Of Jgly a D. 1852 at 10 O'Clock a
% tiia' cay Then ~nd there 60 show cause If any
they can Why the prayer Of said lasolvent shoul.l
made and be be discharged f.am his aeht- 40
20 piies IN Pursuance Of tie statute In such c1.e
hs'ir and provided. aud IN the meantime All proce.
sisss against said insolyeni be- stayed
Witness my hand and the se,l of said esrr+ .tts
the nth day OF Juue 4. Il. 1850
htftS sHlEMAEER clerk
= ierJ :. Lambert Dep
- '''''Af's9n ATTY Tor .ctiiinor 45.5w
Nevada national., 1859-07-23

Nor yEr DECIDED. The oceau mail cou-
tract with Mr.. johnson Is still a profound
muddle. We see by the New York .Nstcs,
or the latest date, the Administration organ
of that city that nothing was definitely kno-
WA there in regard to tho matter. Johnson
doubtless bill for the contract, as specula-
zion. but finding no one willing to depend
npon the opering of the Nicaragua route, he
is now left TO his own very limited resources
Tits stated that the wealthy" Mr.. Hiram
Grimes, '.of California is one Of the secur'
tiles and that the Washington, now libeled
for advances, IL TO be Que Of the steamers.
Both OF these are rather slender reeds to
lean upon, Hiram was the opposite ofweal.
thy when he left these shores, and the Wash
ington has ben nineteen days in reaching
them on a trial trip from panama, 1t is to
he hoped that this eminently important con.
tract to California has been adjusted before
this. and that the real interesIe Of tbs State,
and not the saving Of dollars and cents, have
had proper consideration. So far. this con-
tract OF Mr. Johnson. his securities and his
steamers. have had very unsubstantial and
unreliable appearance Daily National.
Nevada national., 1859-07-23
I. 0. of K

ToMocnICfI CAMP. No. y, !. o. OF X. meets
at Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall, on Mil Street
every MONDAY Evening
TN. WOOD, r.
VI. VI. xEcAtF, Sec.
Grass Valley, Feb. 10, 1s5e.--2etf
Nevada national., 1859-07-23

A good wife AID health, are mans best
wealth.
Nevada national., 1859-07-23
Flea Powder, or
IyoN's MAGNETIC POWDERS

tiH destroy Garden Laseots tooiToach,s Br.f- bags
ITcas Anfs Moths aud all I'estsgf NE IeTmin kind
The Importance Of reliable article Of tins Kind Is
in..~titnable Ia warm weather all nature Teens
With these annoying fnes. This powder l. the only
article ever discovered which will exierminate them
y company ol IIntanists from the horticultural so
rirty az Paris while amidst the ferns oi Asia ob-er
v.-i that al insecis lighting upon certain Kind Il
flsni very som dropped dead This iaci was made
u-e Of 20 guard their night camps 'rnm these iniru
drrs. Q-au;iiics OF the plant we're brought home
hy Mr. r. Lyon, and found to be po.iiire insrct
- stroser Ia every experiment. Il Is simply pow
fer.l leaf chemically prepared to resis the elects
81 nir ami climate. Medals and letters patent hnte
i.,.-n ohia ned from the governments of England
fssurr. Gern-ny and Russia. from tie Worlds Fair
Hnt numerous Medical and Horticultural Colleges
and Societies.
filer fr,m ne Preriieni n NE Tnisd Nafss
Executive Mansion, Washington, Jan 81, 1888.
Nir. Emanuel l., on. .--lear Sir have the pleas
"a inform you that the Royal Commission.
tlie Worlds Fair. AT London. have awarded YOU a
M''l aud Certificate for the great value Of your
Aiaa. ifetia Powders Sc
MiIJARD FILLMORE Chairman
e5-rhe above accom- panied by Certificate
.-iii Prince ii.ert.
Nevada national., 1859-07-23

THEODORE MILLER.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
oHiee-rn kelsey. Building Commercial street,
Nevada, May Tth-tf.
Nevada national., 1859-07-23
: Pc CIAL NOTICES.

MADISON LODGE. NO. 90. F. A. M
a MEETS EVERY TUESDAY EVENING At tn
Wy Masonic Hall.
By order.
Z. McIAUsTIIY, N.
Z. ". MAsriN, scc'y.
Nevada national., 1859-07-23

Justices Blanks OF all k,7ft OF sale
at his Oaice
Nevada national., 1859-07-23

1. o. o. T
grass valley Lodge, No. ia.
INSTITUTED 2sth July, 1858. meets every THURS
DAY night. at ODD FELLOWS HALL, on Mil st.
Rrothers in good standing are cordially invited to
attend. G. C. KING, e.
=. BgtIvaus. n. $.
Grass Valley. July. 1889
Nevada national., 1859-07-23
rg- THE FOLLOWING LETTER. .-oa

r1- THE FOLLOWING LETTER. .-uS
which emphatcally speaks for itself. was written by
the Dean Of the Faculty OF the Philadelphia COLLEGE
ef Medicine, to the editors Of the Pacific Medical and
Surgical Journal, san Franciseo Tor publication:
PHiIApHFIIs, Jsnusry 18th. 1859.
IL fhs Editors # tse Pacife Noiieai and Sureicei
JourHai:-Geilenen. My attention hls been called
to- an article in the nrcenhrr number OF your Jour.
nal IN regard 10 the al efHiieBi degree 10 Dr. t. j.
Caspsay. When the application ior the degree vas
made 10 the Faculty. IL aeennp panied by ani,la.
wits AMI ie timonials 90 the effect that Dr. rarkay
regular graduate n D. Of the Uni,ers-
iiy of fcsth. had served as surgeon IN tlc Hunga
rian army, and was regular practitioner of ncd
cine. The al sH'i.Ai degree. aa is name mllcs g..
cunierrel on graduates only and gives new priv
ileves. Had there ieen tl- slightest snsticnn Of
irregulHFiiy, the application woull have been ref
used Hy inserting this Ia vour Journal YOU will 10
an act Of justice 10 tie college. aud confer favor
on Your, very respectfully.
H. RAND
nean Of the Faculty Of the FhilAdeIphA COLLEGE Of
Medicine.
Nevada national., 1859-07-23
SUMMONS.

State OF California. Comfy OF Nevada.
N the District Court of the l+th judicial VI .riet
81 said Statcrhe People Of The State u Calioruia
To cHAhf.Fs HASS Grecting-Nou are beFehv sum
lnuned 20 appear AMI answer to the tomI laint -
LOT iSa HASs hled against tau, within ten dHYs
from the service ~ thi. writ q served you iu th,
County within tvenfv DAYS II served on you IN tiis
District and out ~ l. county. and within fuffr
avs II avvel or rna in this State ani out Of thfs
W.triet IN an sciiun compaenesd the 18th iat -
June 4 D. 1853, In said Court To obtain Decree =
lHvort frsn the bonAsei EatrimanY- and anHait
M, te SINE a. nn,E Existing between the ai Plain
,ig sra said leieBtant and the said Plaintiff ~
staed 10 all the rights oi unnar riesi Ani
,tat Tire profefiy described in Plaintiffs Con paink
be- .e ASIDE for the and benefit uf sald ihinui.
and safa children ani r her costs salt aud sucs
ohsr AMI further relief may meet and pra,-
- all u which Is particularly men ioned 1G's
kescrib.d Ia Pitds compisint "a tie action nov on
file in the Office of tie Clerk of said Court.
And you are hereby notih.i that IL you iail .
answer said Complaint heffa directed FlAiufii
viii take iligmrnf against al e ierriar hy deftgl
together with a costs or SUIT. aud aisa demand -
the Court such other relief i Is prayed for in her
said Complaint
In testimony whereof ]. Rafus Shoemaker Clcrl .
he District Court aforesaid. do hereuntu set nv
hand and impress the Seal # saii Court al o.hce
he City of Nevada, this 18th day Of june A. -
Is59. RUFUS SHOEMAKER c1e4k
Iy jos. Rougris deputy,
Ry order 81 Hon. Miles Searl. District Judge Of
he iiih judicial District, this 7ih day of July A.
D. 1859 true copy. atteai--
kDFt'~ SHOEMAKER. Clerk.
labhle Lansing Per Jos Roberts, nsYt'y
fs'ornrls Tor Plaintiff 5Qsw
Nevada national., 1859-07-23
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BY the subscriber on his eay from saelsn,. af.
10 th- Place on 'he i5th inst q IIa' pss rtrfs iu-
ing Hat aud b OF sale for hnuss in tiIi. al "a
supposed TO have either leru eft a.; .fuhnft ~ 2
from tir stage between there and thi. fiaee 1fr
peF.oi lnsing the same uiil pe suitably f,t-. "a
by loatine cr forwarding 90 90 the Daire .f rit.
Fargo. a. co., az this place CH4.~ s. rt
Gra-s Valley June b. .,a 4.n