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The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-05-09
CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Neva-

(1TATE Oh CALIhOItNlA,C county OF NeNh--
= da District Court Of the 14th judicial District o.
said State The people of the State of California 70 jus
LOBDEIL, greeting
You are hereby Summoned to appear and the
Complaint Of CATHERINE L0BDFI1. filed, within ten
days the service of this writ If served you in this
County within twenty days If served on you IN this Dis
trict and out of this County, and within forty days II
served on YOU the State and out Of this District in
said Court wherein plaintiff prays that this Hon. Court
may decree TO divorce from the bonds of matmony
and that she may be awarded the and custody
their daughter Harriet Ann. And hereby notified
that if YOU fail to answer said complaint herein direct
ed plaintiff will take judgement against you therefor by
default together with all costs of suit and also demand
of the Court such other relief prayed for in plain
tidis said complaint
In testimony whereof John g. Lambert Clerk Of the
(->-) District Court aforesaid do hereunto set my
seal hand and impress the seal of the said Court,
III at Office in the city Of Nevada, this Sd day of
- JNo s. LAMBERT, Clerk
By Jos. ROBERTS Jr., Deputy.
State of California, County OF Nevada. In Dis
trct Court 14th Judicial District OF said State.
Catherine Lobdell vs. Joseph rehabilitation for Di-
vorce.
Catherine Lobdell plaintiff in this action duly sworn,
depoes that Joseph obde the defe ndant has left NeVa
ia residence, for parts unknown that she has
made dilgent enquiry for him, and is informed and be-
eyes that he has left this STATE and is resident OF
Utah Territory, and therefore prays that this Hon. Court
may direct service Of this upon HIM By publi-
cation, CATHERINE lOBllELl4-
Sworn aud subscribed before this 81 day Of Febru
AIRY 1860. J. l. CAIDWElIs Notary Public.
Catherine obdell vs. Joseph Lobdell-0n reading and
filing the compailt and affidavit of plaintiff in the above
cause aud it appearing the efrom that sufficient
exists is ordered that be served defendant
by publication in the Nevada Democrat, published in Me-
yada, for three months.
NILES sEARLs, Dist Judge.
February 4th ls60.-19.3mt
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C1OLE TRADER.-I, Franchise Colbert,

GU u r. IhADER.-l, fToncOlsc OoDeTt,
- wife of Francois Louis Colbert do make this my dec
aration that pursuant to act entitled IAN act to
horize married women to transact business their
sole Traders passed April 18th 1852, that in
tend to carry business in my name and on my
account that the business intend to carry is
that Of Farming and Ranehing, Stock growing graIiRg
and trading IN stock and produce and that will engage
in said business in the Township Of Bridgeport County oil
Nevada and State Of California.
FRANCOISE GOBERT.
State Of California, County Of Nevada, ss-on this 9Th
day Of March 1850 personally appeared before me- j.
l. Caldwell Notary Public In and for said county,
FRANCHISE COLBERT the wife Of Francois Louis Colbert
personally known to be the same person described
in and who made and executed the foregoing declaration
Of intention a party thereto and the said Francose
by me male acquainted with the contents of said dec
laraon writing and acknowledged to upon exam
nation separate and apart from and without the hearing
of said husband that she executed the freely and vol
unfairly without fear or comPulsion under influence
husband and that she does not wish TO reraet
the execution of the same.
(-~l Given under my hand and official seal this 9Th
I seal day Of March A.. D. 1850.
l~-J J. l. CALDWELL, Notary Public.
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Upon reading the affidavit filed in this cause and it APP
pearing herefrom that the said defendant is nonres
dent of the State OF California; and that said plaintiffs
have good of action against the said defendant
is hereby ordered that Of therein be
made by publication Of the In the Nevada Democrat
for the period of three months successfully from this date
Given under my hand this Esd day of April A. D. 1860
E.W. SMITH, j. p
Geo s. Hupp, Atty for Plaintiffs. 30Sm
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mshstaI gsaies.
DR.. ]. II. STAcKPOLE.
late Professors the University, Maryland.

(tan be found at the CORNER Of CALIFORNIA and
~ Montgomery streets, San Francisco,
7as rover Freeman 4 Co.'S Express 0hHee,J
Where he can be consulted privately and with the ut
most confidence by the afflicted at all hours daily from
"a. NJ. until P. NJ Cure always guaranteed pay
required.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-05-09

re- GERRY and
Other Fruit Trees:
Also, Ornamental Trees and Shrubbery. GKArE
VINES, PIONEERING PLANTS and SEEDS. r
"a Yard on Main Street, near the Court hVuse
When not at 'he yard can be found at the Sc LoS
Hotel ,4
Gardens laid out aud trees and shrubbery planted a.
reasonable rates. - 81,
ls-tf FRED. y, MlLLEhi F4ot-s''
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-05-09
Remarknble Instance Of Medical ReIier.

Below publish TIE certificates Of three of the suffer-
from the pangs Of disease who having recovered their
former health and mpeled by gratitude, make known
their and remedial agent and their statements
authenticated by Notary Pdblic The demands Of so.
ciety mperiously command their publicity and
mend their perusal to the attention OF all afflicted
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-05-09

The following selected from vouminous accumula-
ton testimonials of the Press of the United States
and from eminent Professors Of institutions where
the practice of medicine is taught
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1860-05-09

Total Value. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5000.
A. LIEBERT.
Nevada Feb l4th 1862
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-08-17
RAILROAD,
OPEN TO TORT MA OLSON.
CHANGE OF TIMEs
To Take Effect On Tuesday May 18TH.
TWO . ALLY TH AIMS,

EvR0M AND AFTER TUESDAY, MAY, 18th,
l. and until further notice, two trains will
be run each way, rs follows:
FIRST TRAIN
Will leave Reokuk daily tsundays exceptedl nj
1850 o'clock .. N. and arrive NJ Fort Madison
ut 300 n. m.
sECoNDTRAIN
Winleavs Keokuk daily at 7:45 clock p. m,
aud arrive ST Ft. Madison at 8:IE p. N.
FIRST TRAIN
Leaves Fort Madison daily tsundays ercepted) AZ
s.45 a. m, and arrives at keokak atli;I5.
SECOND TRAIN
Will leave Fort Madison at l0:IS D. m. and arrive
at tkeokak Mt ti:45 p. m.
The 7:i5 clock p IN train from Keokul; connects
with regular Packets fer Burlingtoa and Muscatine
making sure conn ections at Burlington with the
mornlug raj road trains Ea3t AID west Also,
connecting al MuscsttBe with trsinf for Iowa City
Washington, Davenport and kock Island.
E-fare b. tais route as LOW As TaR LOW
ksI, and PASSENGERS subjected to feH changes al
ny any other route.s
IHRUCHM IIGhElS over tkis line CT be pro
cured TO all the principal places East, West anc
North, of j. X. TEW WKsBUkl Ticket A gent, op
posite the Billings House, Main-st., keoi Ak.
b. w. DAyls, ,Sap't.
May Is, '6e-d4w
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xy0u are hereby notified that there Is new oa
u Ale in the office of the Clerk Of tAe District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa II keokus, petition Of
ID. A. January Co, Ga Arm of that namei claiming
of ysu the sum Of twenty-foar hundred and Hfty~
six dollars, with 10 per cent interest a. money due
on three certain promissnry notcs made by SPELL
man a Smith and yourself, Jointly and ssverally,
to plaintiffs, dated March ID 1859, for the sum Of
eight hundred and so-ioo dollars each, payable In
4 months, months and months after date, re-
spectively, with TO per cent, interest Per Annum
after maturity; also asking for writ OF
| attachment against your property, which has been
levied upon the E. 4 Of Lots and the W. Of Lot
10 in Bloek 1877. the Il. Of Lot 10 In Block i67,
part Of Lots and tn Block 1856 aud part OF Lots
/, and la Block 155, all OF said Ets and parts
Of lots beng in the City If keokuk, Lee scanty,
| Iowa. And under said writ OF attachment All
monies due or TO become due to you from William
| Worley have been garuishsd.
! AND unless yon APP ear and answer said petition
| on hefue the noIn.ng of the second day OF the
nsxt terra Of saia court to com usnce at keokuk on
the first Monday Of september, A. ID. 1909, de.
fault vii be entered against sou and judgment
rendered thereon.
NOZZLE & sTRoSG,
July A.. 1s8a-lm Att IS for Pit 'fs.
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KEOKUK IOWA: FRIDAY. AUGUST II. 1860

M ". II mCks, M. n. surgeon
NL. Dsntiss. 0fice on DIST, 2
between Main and Johnson streets, Keo-
knk. Iowa. 1IEU
Julyll-d&w
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July 81, 1880 I'm
Legal Notice.


70 William 1essnan:
V0U hereby notified that there is row on
n file III the oflc OF the clsrk Of the District
Court of Lee Connty. fgwa ut keokuk. a petition
ot Vaiincourt vsn0rsdan pruy,ns for tbs rtvlval
II aluagment obtained by hsln agasnst you in said
court, Oct. |, 1st1 for the pesr.ssion uf certain
real ate eituste In said vounty described ~ the
norh east quarter of sesion thirty five, township
sixty -six north OF range vest and one cent dam
ages and ats of suit.
And that les you appear and ans~er thereto
6n or befvre the marni of sh. III dsy If the next
september term of said court. judgment will be
rendered against yoa by default.
NOBLE srt one,
Jaly IS, 1880 I'm pitffis Att'ys.
ExEtttr r0nss NAs.E.
IN MoH4as, the goth d<y of august, 1850. I
~ will oferat pubic sale tunless sold at private
sal b fore said dNtel, at the OF Main and
ID stree Is, keekak, Iowa. tho following Sescrbed
resl estate in The city OF heekuk, Lee County
Iowa, belonging to the cstrte of James Tasser,
deceased, via: Lois three tsl and i4) In block
ll3 lots 10 and II in b oek IL and Il ors To- L
and IL in block 10, being sGs eet lat street and
100 fest IN Ilmea street
Terms made known on day of sale.
j. W. OGDEN,
July -ls ISbu dtd EKecutor.
TkEss \ - I. =
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A.saal Nvtfee.

10 ANN E. ScoIAuRNE:
VUU are heFchy notified thst there is now on
Z Gle In the eiiee If the sierk If the Dassriet
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, a keokuk, the petit
tfan OF WiiEism eestboane elaiatug If you de
vorcs fr tie bond vi m strimony, On he ground
Of aduItery and willfnl dssertien
Now snlsss you appear and rnswar thereto on or
before the second day ef the next Ss ptemher term
A. ID. s69l OF said court, deeree sill be rendered
against you pro eosfssso prayed in plaintas pc
titon.
CEAS. u. KERR,
July 81, 1s60-Im Sol. for Petitioner.
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BANKING HOUSE OF

BANKING HOUSE OF
g H. ID K q n q. NDE Rs0N X q q.
lave this day admitted as a partner in the
banking Business, Alexander Barclay, twho has
ose my teller for the last six years). The busi-
ness, hereafter, WILDE conducted under the firm
Ano style OF
GEO. G. ANDERSON l. 90.
being one OF the oidest Ranking ouses III not
the oIdast) in Iowa, the new hrm sofciss sentin-
uAnce OF former patronage 20 liberAly extended to
the senior partner
lney viii make collections and remit less Ex-
chs &c, on the day oil pay ment, tree OF charge
Iheir references are rs formerly by senior part.
beY wis
REFkRKHcEs.
Park Bank, N. i.
Ninsiow, Lanier a CO., Bank ersNY
Edward w !. Clark Co., ,PhiiadelphiA.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston
Marine Bauk ,chioago.
Hoffman 6eipcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank Pittsburgh.
kramer Hahm, bankers, /"
ailmere Il Erotherton 81 Cincinnati,
A. ID. Hunt j Co, !" Louisville.
State Savings fnstitution, SL. Louis.
keokak - an. so. GEO. g. ANDERSON
ienbd
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tAs as fysUh ANGE.
Missouri State Mutual

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. COMPANY
Uf@aT. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS. .ast.4F +. e.
J.s.Na Tune, s. III Edgell, C.s. Gresly,
ENym.a q. II. feoa, B.W Alexander,
Janss sm.sl /. . ~, Pomsroy Il. u. Page.
IS. .El.LIoTT, 5se'y. B.. nj. ED9ELL Pres 4
rowrrKx vAxARpoUs RISKS rxKEN.
ia HOLMES, General Agent. :
ra.e9aIy ABn sIsshAN, ass. Keoknk.
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MARGARET M0NCEIEFFE:
TaE
EEKST LOxEUF AAR0N KU RR:
BY cHAS b RuErT,
Author OF" l. Aree per cent. q Month" !" &C..
with an Appendix, containing:
The Court Martial Of Hickey, the Tory Spy
1.-Certifrates If the Revolutionary Services az
Asrun Barr, from bic feIlrw soldiers
s.-Partun's accnnnt of Margaret M1ncrieHe.
s.-Letter from aaron Burr to Kate''-bow
frs published"
bt-Letter trom "Leonora" TO Aaron Burr--now
FIRE dublished.
he nhole prehxe1 with n fac smile of Aaren
Bu Gelsbratec Cipher Letter and key.
0ne neat Emo. Price 81 IS. For sale at
OGDEN Bk0WNELL 4 CO.'S
Csry RooK STonE,
I'D Ne. b2 Main-st.
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E % ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-18
sniSS BOARD
TUESDAY. July IL, p. N.


Business al the Stock Exchange continnes on TIE vn-
lsreed scale reported Tor the lat week or dA!s asa
tbee il no refc.ptibIe abatement iu tne speculative
excitement which Of late has been 80 strongly oe'eF
ooea IN The oterations There was irrrgu afity
In the movements IF the First Board, hut the sOcSr
which old not advance over prices OF saur lay were
eycerticnp 10 ths general current Of toe market New
Yort Central war affected adversely for toe moment
by the unofficial announcement tdat TIE August di'i
drpd v oulo PROBABLY be three pr ceut T'i- ~
csu,e ef Decline would TO be very saperhiai a.
the cad mas uadou teoly earn per cent or moe
during the six noIths and the mSs. ure sed he pfu-
o-at AID conservative leaving tie Company, a. l.
,rouid in a strong tuancial position The p-o'niser
Of a very large Autumn bn-lnsss on ths ROAD ao nat
u, ing enough u compensate fJr any nvorIy diaf-
,oifto =, ~ reu .,o 10 the dividend. Erie Vac 1cti'e
sp- cold ss bih os 232 IN the cal, hot wss shghy
lower IN closing transactions TIE Harmonious reia-
,;r nav "a atIshsd in ,he SEC ad Mortgage 'osd-
holders aoo the iav rals pospecs 4 ssuec'..iui re-
orea, ilation upon the bsfs ang7o some uhe since
have hso a COCO influence upon the a,afke1 value VI
oil re securi,i.s OF this mpaGy One II the most
tocyaut ~ chs II tie day wzr hndsjb II or Nndh
advance d TO 5Ot and Ia acise demand al %
ri, se We n. oeraiand thai tie ias enzsr 'ho Oh us
rad elbows even larger incesse tna' hoigh' 'h'
far aurig tle mouth AID u'as oAh ma 'e'7-
OF the bufipess arr very snIsfacory. The T" ste II
81 Arss were quite saive snd, ss Tor some "ne pa'
were unce grsaer exctsDeDt an the StoiA' - ''n
ay lines il l. liz ttftion ST tn- counIry' C''o's"
Bull gtOD aId Quincy wBs all rAo-p 'v' 'ne 'iN
tom cropping p,m 7sl 10 II during he eau o'""
tim st tbe ssi prize We hear Il no gT'i et-oh '''
'ii- sudden charge siDoe yese'dAy. i'inoIr 10 'fa
Nss ia quick demand and closed firm a. 6oi ~iih
Gales Of n AZ 900 .bsses. ppisdo dragged
lil uader Gales 10 rsaii1e prohis, bu' sAs vol "a
ed al the lowest pobts touched. The rad" IN boihr
YEA. large footing up $2l6,O0 ,or tbs day. Stale
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ARCHBISHOP HUGHES AND THE N. Y.
TIMES.
=. A. rx,s,~ IF -. Trsa~-<

SIR: The ". Y. Times Of to-day has m srtiels
against Archbishop Hughes, waich is even We .ksr
than tie former statement. In one Of is assertsss Ne
are astonshed to learn that the monk Roger Bacon,
far greatsr man than either Newton Calico owed
biz education 70 Oxfud. We know that TIs ~ T.
Times has conscience very different from Be-
history, IN the main, 10 toe same for ali men, Has
Them Y. Times private history which otssr people
cannot have acesss to- This ud alter question.
The T,mes states that Calico was subjectsd 10 per
seeution during bis lifetime BY IaiiAn prestss,
CONT Of his bavJg asssrsd the alton Of the earth.
Will The 7Snes have the kin iness 70 nstrn 70
The truth Of this statement
The writer has original and cotsmporary documents
which woud seem suthciel TO refuse aud other
supsrrtoUs notions Inherited BY Protes arts both ~
to history ana biography. Bot The Itzes may hAvs
a book up stairs " hioh wseld snlighten all. Be-
sides Tie 7fwes IN hs former c,mmuni alton, used
the following words: when he tho Ar;hbnsopl
mount. the rosIum, he talk 10 No If were .
. parcel of p,edisval viIeins,' and he mtrsd
" abbot of the sane period
The Times il entirely mistaken The mitred absots
are few; and tn would put on their mitres even
10 extingush fy. The tribe cf veios 10 nearly ex-
tinct. Even 7ke Times, rs its representative would
We called the lat of the NJ hiecsns" Il IA true that
The Times IL called the httle vuein," and sosirsy
breaches wi more freedom this account bscause IL
there is distinction be made it Is much bstsr that
IL shonf he NO 10 d~ai s~isA . haue sein snAS VIA
big one. r.a |-t.a.- 49,
J~ls
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TOBACCO remains suiet stocks Of domes,ie
offorsn su. and nosi, updesbs sass Of ~ nhds Ken
lucky lSs So bales Havans 1t and "a cases SeSd
lesf Il 4as4e-
sU0aRs-There is an scve demand, mainly TOR refining
good refining grsdes 6td6se and taIfc f2r No
Bsxes Refined qdct~ United ssstes crIss.o
0rocsd and or~nplsfed lofc White Coffee do 81 stdsf
aud yellow 1t Sdaic the 100 bhds at TIC IN
LIB! boxes Havana Ttdsc the former for No TO- Tie latter
for No isnz4i also, 30 bhds Meisda At 4fc
bOLAsSEs continues dull change In prices
RICE firms alec Of szs tee e4559 IS ITO %, Sto
TRtITSRsisins hisher sales Of $500 ,xs s2g for
bunch aud 81 700 $50 for layers closing the latter p
Gales also Of 600 Southern Aupss Al De- and I
State do s4Si fresh Feren ve rssly se. folows:
75m bsros So lc b9nehe. Rarzso. bsnanas
HDEs-Tne market quiet; notice ss Of 1000 Buenos
Ayres for Bnhslo Of 22e, 6 mos
LEsTHERTher. IL change to notice ss-s Of Bueno,
Ayres Benock z2aZ2te holders offer At nonths
first class
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arms been refused. Government must have some
guaranty that the arms they prov de are ~ - care
fully preserved and properly aed, and II ps ,chssiss
appointed channel, viz: their Lord Li-utsA.ns, b
certain that a would he refu,ed. There 10 . veg
strong desire in the public mind N Great Britain 70 -
the working classes ake their fa share In he ssosAi
movement. Artisan cempAries ere now very psne1'
ous ard the interest dis Jlaysd in their drill and ell
cheney elbows how much tbsr services spprssts1.
The inference yen draw from q compsrison between
the Numbers of the volunteer force ~ compared
it'll that of ls034-vis: that Eaelxhneu are bs,od.
ing lees dtrous Of taking NJ IN fsnss Of Their
" native band than they ever were before, d not
fair The force Of 1904 vas called ont BY the
kno~n preparations Of Napoleon for dssc-nt ap,n the
Bri'ifh shores; and rbs cries ~hich called
il forta bad passd, IL was disb.pdsd. Tho present.
volunteer movement douhtiss originated in suspicion
of the designs of Napoleon succ sscr Lss not
of ony reatemed ottack, and the for now rssed y
designed 10 be permanent Who doubts that did Eng
hsmen how sse hotIa being fitted eus ia Fresh
porte for an oeored Invsson Of their snorss force
woud ims eoiatsly spring mp which wouid show thAs
patriotism is al least az strong - ever In Bftsh hec,
ana that tore OF 70 day are worthy ct ts1,r arse
IL 10 to be borne mind also thai The scency OF s
feee OF leO34 is not for omeS 10 bs compared 70
thar OF The present force TaeS he Instruction Ia me-
kerry conslsied Ia the volnnsss being taug1t 70 am
low and IRE together; xow edck f. volunteer armed
81 he 10 with wonderfully eff ie0t weapon u tAnshs
TO be maiksmsn, having TO 30 through regu-'
lar cour~ OF ausketr. iDssrustion-sa u
system putn~o the Government School
o. mpsketry at Hythe-a system which calls fosth shs
thought and inie Igence of essh usa Az to ,he ~
view IN Hyde Park, il 10 trus the number of nsu On
the grouno fell sbo't Of that anticipated BY The Tfmes
but when che remembers the shorness of tbs time
some of The volunteers have been under nsrrucrou.
their consequent shrinking from sppea ing ., the frs
parade before The Queen, and the long many
of them would have bad to CO. necess stng the giving
up of an entire day from pressing business eSgAesr
nents itis moi be wondered 4. "a, above De
turned ou'. To who has been mach amoog BritisA
Volunteer CoTs aud who kno no = many tl.ess
are in them, efiing regularly ard malg the nssiyss
efficient soldiers bat who cannot afford sattrs day
for public Glow, this parade VI 1890 men does ap-
pear q magnificent success"
Apolog'zng for tespssGng at such length o. yexf
valuable spsce
am, Sir your obedient servant,
BrookIya July IL, lao. ARCHIBALD FCLLARTON.
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GUPREME COURT. In the matter Of the
~ HENDRICK HUDSON FlRF INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Notice IL hereby given that by filed snd entered
the above matter the office Of the Clerk Of the ely and Comfy
ofRewYora the h dsv Of July nsts ihr dsrg led
beer appointed and the Re cever OF the said Hend Hnds
Fire Insurance Company ard under and 10 pursuance Of toe
stnte in such and divided do hrre,y eqUr al
Fourth day Of August 1860 Ut the oee Of Furd Baldwin
No "a Broadway the City Of NewYork u render account
ell IL Of owing them respectively =
sd Company, and the said Receiver and 20 III
al Eoving Ia the property ELECTS
Company required to deliver the t. the said
Receiver, by the day Last sforesaid
And ali eedors sa Company required 20 deliver the
rrsrecve demands TO ts said Receiver BY
the aik day Of august the last Aforesaid aud 81
persons having open sub contract Of such Cops
os requested the Ia writing and IN detail to
aid Receiver the time and place rst afors aid
Dated tbs lath day Of July, 1860. -.