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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09
(.np1ous CuANeEs IN THE BopY..

; Curious CHANGES IN THE BoDY.-
Our bodies are at all times like the fire
which was shown the hero of ''Pilgrim's
Progress" in tho Interpreters house,
which had water poured on it on one
side of the wall against which it blazed,
and oil on the other. In our body,
one tissue is here burning like fuel,
and there another is becoming the de-
pository of combustible matter. We
have as it were, millions Of microscopic
wind furnaces, converting into carbon
ic acid, water yapor, and other pro-
ducts Of combustion, all the combusti-
BILE elements of the body; and millions
of blast furnaces, reducing the starch
and sugar of the food, and the sui
pilates of the body into inaammable
oils and other fuels, which are finally
transferred to the wind furnaces and
burned there. Burning, and what We
must call in contra distinction, unburn-
ing, thus proceed together; the flame
of life, like blow-pipe fame exhibit.
ing an o4ydizing and areducing actor
at points not far distant from eacl
other.
Such is the human body-evel
changing-ever abiding. Atemple al
ways complete, and yet always under
repair. A mansion which quite con
tents its posssssor, and yet has its plan'
and its materials altered each moment
A machine which never stops working
and yet is taken to pieces in the twink
ling Of an eye, and put together in an
other. A cloth of gold to which tn
needle is ever adding on one side of {
line, and from which the scissors ar
cutting away on the other. Yes, life
like the Penelope of the mythology, i
ever weaving and unweaving the sam
web, while her grim sutton, disease AM
death, watch for her hating only TO
her there is no Ulysses who will on
day triumph in return.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09

~ Theodore Parker says that Ga grain
of corn is better than diamond" 1twould
be difficult to make a manageable young
lady believe this unless 8 was very hungry.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09
The NATIONS WITHOUT F1RE.-Ac.

The NATIONS WITHOUT FIRE.-Ac-
cording to Pliny, fire was for long
time unknown to some Of the ancient
Egyptians and when Euxodus, (the
celebrated astronomer, } showed it to
them, they were absolutely in rapture.
The Persians, Phenicians, Greeks and
several Other nations, acknowledge that
their ancestors were once without the
use of fire, and the Chinese confess the
same of their progenitors. Pompani-
US, Mela, Plutarch and other ancient
authors speak Of nations who at the
time they wrote, knew not the use of
fire, or had but just learned it. Facts
Of the same kind are also attested by
several modern nations. The inhabi-
tants of the Marian Islands, which were
discovered in 1851, had no idea of fire
Never was astonishment greater than
theirs, when they saw it on the descent
Of Magellan in one Of their Islands.
At first they believed it was some kind
Of animal that fixed and fed upon
wood. The inhabitants Of the Philip,
pine. and Canary Island, were former
ly equally ignorant.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09

Isn't it rather an odd fact in natural
history that the softest water is caught
when it rains the hardest
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09

STEPHEN WHITNEY, who died in New
York City on the 18th, was an octogen-
arian and millionaire. In 1857 he was
taxed for million and half. Ac-
cording to the assessment on Mr.. Astor,
Commodore Vanderbilt, and other
wealthy men, they are in proportion Of
one dollar assessment to ten dollars of
actual property. Estimating Mr.. Whit
ney's wealth on this perfectly safe ba-
sis, he died worth from 100000
to $15, 100000. Thus he was a mil
lionaire, one Of the few real millionaires
in the city. At the time that the fash
ion and wealth Of the metropolis we're
moving up town and leaving all the
lower portion Of the city to be devoted
to business purposes, he refused to leave
his home, and though all around him
were stores and Offices, he still remain
ed on the old spot. He connected him
self with no political party as politi-
clan, but led quiet and unobtrusive
life,-N. Y. Herald. .".-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09
sMAxys1ouss .GYMNAsTro,, FiArs..

x MAKvRIoUss GYMNAsTIo, FEATs.-|
Galigani describes most extraordina-
ry performance which is now nightly
attracting crowds to the Cirque Napo.
leon. Three trapezes, or pieces Of
wood about five feet long, suspended
from ropes attached to the extremities,
hang from the roof of the circus, one in
the center and the others at about forty
feet distance at each side. A young
man named Leotard ascends to small
platform arranged for him above where
the musicians sit, over the passage for
the horses into the ring. The trapeze
nearest to him being put in motion, he
catches it as it flies up, and then, after
balancing himself carefully, he seizes
| it with both hands, and darts into open
space. After flying to the utmost ex-
tent Of the rope, he comes back with
the recoil, and alights in safety on the
spot from which he started. When he
has done this three or four times to
show that the exercise is mere sport to
him, he again launches himself into
mid air, but not this time to return as
before for when the trapeze has
reached its furthest point, he suddenly
let 90 his hold, and borne on by the
impetus impaired, seizes the second
trapeze, which in turn carries him for
ward to the extent of its rope, when he
again quits it, and alights on another
platform at the opposite side Of the
circus, and in face Of that from which
he started. The performer again seiz-
ss the third trapeze, and linging him
self forward Is before, flies to its fur
thest limits, and quitting it springs to
the second, which however, he does not
leave, but permits it to fly back towards
the third, then as it descends, since his
back is still towards the trapeze which
he r Quilted the moment before, he al
once lets 60 with both hands, and turn
ing in the air, seizes again in time tc
meet the third, by catching which he
again reached the platform. Once
more ascending to the platform above
the orchsstra, he springs forward.
hanging by the hands to the trapeze
and quitting it as it approaches the enc
Of its range, he gives summersault il
the air, and seizes the second trapezt
as he descends
When it is considered how truly brain
eye, and muscle respond to each othe1
in these performances, the whole exhi.
bition must be pronounced one of the
most extraordinary that has ever beer
seen Of its peculiar description.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09

A COLD ATMOSPHERIC WAvE.-Du-
ring the past year, the Smithsonian
Institute, under the able supervision of
Professor Joseph Henry, has maintain
ed its extended system Of meteorologi-
cal observation, and been enabled to
make some very curious Investigations
respecting the three memorable cold
days Of January, 1860. 1t was found
that the cold Of the three days above
mentioned swept progressively over the
whole country like wave, coming
down from the Arctic regions and first
entering the territory of the United
States at the extreme northwest,
among the Rocky Mountains. 1t was
experienced at Utah some three days
before it reached the banks of the
northern Mississippi, and was heralded
by telegraph at Minnesota some two
days before it reached Washington. AT
Buffalo it was some hours in advance
of Boston, and was felt last on the At
lantic Ocean, where it appears to have
disappeared. This cold wave also
swept South in most remarkable man
ner, and progressively appeared in
Florida, and other Southern States and
Mexico; and the last pulsations, as it
died away in that direstion, were ex-
perienced in Central America and the
West India Islands. Taken in all, it
was one Of the most remarkable phe-
nomena ever noticed, and the facts COL
lccted seem to prove that the origina-
ting impulse came from the extreme
northwestern portion Of the American
continent.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09

SOth .Scnetesd1o1SeSlS1 Se0se19o1sss
OF the 42TNA INSURANCE CO., HAp1SsRD
csHN. Incorporated 1915 Charter Perpssuai
Cash Capital, s., 00o, 900. =gi, Or - o. =. fs
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09
100 shares Nerchsnts' BIZ

100 shares Nerchsnts' Blk
St'k. St. Louis - : d.
200 shares Bank State of
! Missouri Blk St'k, St.
| Louii, 81. @. "
| Other Miscellaneeus items,
| HARTFORD
% shares Ktna Blk St'k.
Hartford, .4 ..-.- .u
100 shares Hartford Co. Blk
St'k Hartford, Il
100 shares Charter Oak Blk
| St'k, Hartford .....
loo shares City blk SIX,
Hartford,
800 shares Exchange blk
| stock, Hartford, ~.
400 shares Farm. and Mech.
bank stock,
4S6 shares Hartford bank
stock Hartford, VI gFas
100 shares Mer. and Man.
| baak stock, Hartford,
800 shaIes Phenix Blk st'k,
Hartford, q H5ajs.
240 share State bank stoek, ,
! Hartford, Ill.
$50 shares Conn. River b'k
stock, Hartford,
sa.4C et.t ~ -N.sl ~. .,--.
400 shares American Elk.
change bank stock, N. Y.
eco shares 0 Bank North
| America hank stock, n.
| Y, "a
| 800 shares Bank America
bank stock, N. T., "ga
geo shares Bank Republic
bank stock, n, ~, sb..
100 shares Bank Common
wealth blk SIX, N. Y,
800 shares Bank New
York b'k st'k, N. Y,qg.
200 shares Blnk Commerce
bank stock, N. r.,
$50 shares Broadway hank
stock, n. T., u 80. B.,
so shares Butchers i
Drtvers' blk SILK N. T.,
100 shares City b'k stock,
New York, 10 --t
800 shSres Importers &
Traders blk ft'k, N. Y,
200 shares Market Blk st'k
New York, ''@ H..
1890 shares Moch anics' Blk
stock, New York, L..
200 shares MerehautS' Ex-
Q hange Blk st'k, n y.
4s0.hares Metropolitan b'k
st'k, N. Y,
go shsres Merehan t's b'k
itock, N Y,i3aa-, .lgi Il
500 sh's Nassau biz .s'k,N. J
400 do Manhattan do do
zoo do North River do do
400 do Ocean do do -"uI !
400 do Peoples' do do ell,
500 do Phoenix do do
400 do Union do do
loo do Hanover do do TO-
l5o do N. Y. Life ms. 4 T.
Co. do do ,:t.~ LIS q,
leo do U. s. T. Co. do do
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09

Inn D0Z. boxes Hardy's Celebrated Wagon
lUu Grease, at DRAPER'6.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09

A FACT OR Two TO KNow.-There
are usually twelve ribs in the human
body, though sometimes eleven or thir-
teen. The skull consists Of eight bones,
four in pairs at the sides. There are
three kinds Of teeth. the ineisors, the
tearing and the grinders, and in many,
three kinds are opposite to each other,
above and below. The number Of teeth
at maturity is thirty-two, or sixteen to
each jaw. The perspiration Of a man
in health is about twenty-eigh ounces
in twenty-four hours. This fact alone
shows the necessity of bathing and
washing the skin. The quantity dimin-
ishes while eating, but increases during
digestion and sleep. The blood is
about the fifth weight Of the body. The
heart by its muscular contraction, dis
tributes two ounces Of blood from sew
enty to eighty times IN a minute. The
lungs, owing to the continued reception
of fresh cold air, are the coolest part
of the body. In sleep the respiration
is less frequent than at other times. A
respiration may be held for a minute
and a half, even longer, if it be taken
deep and long.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09
A PROTEST AGAINST EARLY RIsIN

A PROTEST AGAINST EARLY RISING.
DIR. Hall, in the February number of
his Journal of Health, says: "One
Of the very worst economies of time is
that flched from necessary sleep. The
wholesale but blind commendation of
early rising is as mischievous in prac-
tice as it is arrant in theory. Early
rising is crime against the noblest
part of our physical nature, unless it
is proceeded by an early retiring. Null
titudes of business men in large cities
count it saving of time if they can
make journey of hundred or two
miles in night by steamboat or rail
way. 1t is a ruinous mistake. 1t never
fails to be followed by want of gen
eral well feeling for day or two after,
if, indeed, the man does not return
home actually sick, or so near it as to
be unfit for a full attention to his bus
mess for week afterward. When a
man leaves home On business, it is al
ways importan, that he should have his
wits about him that the mind should
be fresh and vigorous, the spirit lively,
buoyant and cheerful. No man can
say that it is thus with him after a
night on a railroad Or on the shelf Of
a steamboat. The first great recipe
for sound, connected. and refreshing
sleep is physical exercise. Toll is the
price of sleep. We caution parents
particularly not to allow their children
to be walked up of mornings but have
a care that they go to bed at an early
hour let it be earlier and earlier, un-
til it is found that they wake up of
in full time to dress for
breakfast. Being walked up early and
allowed to engage in difficult or any
studies late and just before retiring,
has given many beautiful and promi-
sing child brain fever, or determined
ordinary ailments to the production of
water on the brain.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09

| $500 sz"'j LIABILITIES E9%s .'A 1i2s-l.1
Amt Of disabilities due or '7'31 % -; ~ -. si
!: not due to Banks, or 9TH 1a,a g", .an n- --.J
sr creditors, aeg None Ja-.as odg 10
Losses ad listed and due, None p o., 81 ..gr---
I Losses adjusted and not due, 12,377.32
Lossss unadjusted in eus- -. '.. -''''a
pense, waiting proofs, Or a.g52a yD~ .e1.g
contested. -e. :a sI.ta 75,s64.7s IN sr,'..5RgT
..... ,...,. ..,, - $86,242.2e
7 1- -@ ,S-. THOMAS K. BRACE, Sec.
Hartford. July 1st, 1sb9 "a non as-, a,lsi l-9if
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Hartford sosaty--ss. ,5EaI-
arc ~ s21iu9dtt 1J1 { HAHfresD sJsly I, Ies0. II
duly quslifsd 70 aahlsssf sths, Thss IraSS jlsq
Secretary made solemn oath that the feEsesine
the and oAdtisn Or the AenA lssuranss
csnpaAyis trss. adJ HENRY ToWLER,L FL
I SIT W. &. G. RIPLEY, President. b9isslirsn.
: 5s.r T. A. ALEXANDER, Yies7P rsss. Ir,E
T. K. BRACE, Jr., secretary.
, J. B. BENNETT. Gent 4 GENT Dao "
49,. t2@.pu1 pa1 ,ncsliW
Thomas 4. Brace, Henry z. Pratt,
Robert Buell., dayton lRillyer,
I. a. Bulkeley, fl2 a Joseph Church, SIT I'D
Samuel S. Ward, , "a KbeneEer Flower, 92H2bisag
Gusta7us Davis, I'd Edwin G.. RIPLEY ,qatu
" alter Keney, Austin Durham, JnsJ49w1
Samuel Tudor, l,s,r5T Thos. A. Alsxandse, SIT
VIM. =. Tuttle,r Charles II. Brainard.
Holland Mather, . 80 s5'~0>" CIV y. ''eA
Dee. 70, 1859 daWSms 20 .Siy'hlGaa2 s25inrGW ssdl
Nevada national., 1860-05-19
SIMMONS

state 5a Of G. Gq,ornI, yaa1o Justice. so- conri'
Township Of Grass Valley. J 5. c. Richardson, j. p.
The People OF the State Of California to Isaac
I.EviSE.
AZ nv uaice Ia said township. ON TUESDAY. the
18th dav OF July. A.D. 1860. az 10 O'Clock. L. ~ 10
answer 10 the complaint Of JERRY =. STONE who
demands OF you the sum Of Fifty Seven Dollars.
and sixty Three Cent?. per Complaint. now on Gle
in ms uHice-Nhcn Judgment will be taken against
ton Tor the said amount. together With costs and
damages, IL you fail 90 appear and answer. Make
legal service aRd due return hereof
Given under my hand tlis 18th dayof April. 1850
: {. RICHARDSON j.
Nevada national., 1860-05-19
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE of an order Of sale 10 me delivered IS
ID sued by J. ". Grey, an acting Justice a. the
Peace Ia and for the Township of Eureka County of
Nevada, California. ON judgment rendered therein
the 2sth of April. 1850, in favor OF Thomas
Gala CHER and agains; J. 4. Murray, for the sum Of
Sls3 10, damages and Sl6 % costs appears on
reeond, with accruing costs, Ihave leasl npon and
seized the following property, undivided enc
sixth interest Of J. \. Murray in AMI 10 the Boston
Claim which will sell at woolsey's lat
On Tuesday. the 29lh day Of May. A. d. IsG0.
between the hours Of O'Clock. \. VI. and ) O'Clock
i. NJ, taken the property Of J. A. Murray TO
satisfy the above demands and aecruins costs.
May std N. MURPHY, Constable
Nevada national., 1860-05-19
SUMMONS.

W. Before
Rieh'd smeaihman def't 5. C. RICHARDSON. !. r.
The people OF the state Of California to Richard
Snithsnn:
You are hereby commanded to appear before me
at my office, in Grass Valley, on WEDNESDAY, the
LIST day Of August at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ. To answer
the complaint OF John Coad who demands Of you
the sum Of sl6O so, a. per complaint now on Gle IN
my Office, when judgment will be taken against yon
for said amount. together with costs and damages
ifyou fail TO appear and answer Make legal service
and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this % day of May, 1880.
! May 5-3m s C. RICHARDSON. J.P.
Nevada national., 1860-05-19
Legal Notices.
smERIFF,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of an Order Of sale issued out Of tie
ID Hon. District Court Of the 18th Judicial District
and 10 me directed ami delivered for n Judgment
rendered In said Court on the Both dny OF April A.
u. nis60. In favor OF TYRE AsliEl.L and against G.
W. MOORE, for the sum Of s37T IS. principal debt,
with interest on the principal at the rate Of Per
cent per month from the rendition of judg
ment until paid together with all costs Of salt, Tor
the sale OF the following described property, towit
All that lot Of Mining Claims less, situated
In the Mississippi Valley District in the county OF
Nevada, State Of California, and bounded as follows
On the south OF front by the Hat sioping 70 sweet
lands Creek on the west by Moore 4 Hilliard 5
claims on the north by Fowler X Co and Riley
Co. claims and the east by Cloak 4 Co = claims
together with all rights, privileges and appurienan-
ces thercunto belonging.
Notice is hereby given that viii expose 10 Public
Sale all the above described property. 10 the highest
bidder for Cash. in front Of the Court House door
in Nevada CITY on Tuesday. the 21ih day Of Nav.
A d. 1860 between the hours Of 4. u, and o.
clock, 2. N.
Given under my hand this "a day OF May, A. D.
1880.
u VAN HAGAN. sheriff Nevada Co
BY JAMES .. YAN HAGAx Deputy.
o. P. stdgcr, Pitts Atty. my 5td
Nevada national., 1860-05-19
CONSTABLE'S SALE.
Eureka Township. Nevada Con

EuTcha loWhshlp' NeNaud CountN.
BY Virtue OF an Execution to me delivered, and
issued out Of the Court Of W. W CArusToN. Jus
tice Of the Peace in and for the Township Of Eureka
county Of Nevada and state OF California. be airing
date March 10th. A. D.. 1850. on a judgment ron
dcred on the 18th day Of sept 1889 by :. &. Post
Justice Of the Pea-e in and for the said Towns in
Count, and State aforesaid, in favor 81 Augustus
RohTie and against VIM. CortherS Tor ;ls sari oi
sil9 II, debt damage aud costs,ss suit have levied
upon and seized the following property to-wit One
Dwelling house and lot. Stove, pipe and fixtures
in the town of Eureka, SOUTH taken the property
of VIM. Corethsrs.
Notice is hereby given that will expose To Public
sale the above described property. 10 the highest
bidder for Cash. on the ground, Tuesday. the
10th day Of May, =. D.. $50. between the
hours Of O'Clock A. NJ. and 8 O'Clock +. " "
satisfy the above demands and aecruing costs.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of April
A. D., 1850
Nay-5-td ". MURPHY. Constable, E T.
Nevada national., 1860-05-19
NOTICE.

KNOW ALL MEN by THESE PRESENTS that I
hereby release HENRY SMITH from ALLEGATION
entered into between hun and me- ia december 1853
sideraiion received by for the above release. is a
lIll Of sale from .he said smith OF fourth in
tefest III the dggings of Fisher Co. ia slate Greek
Hill and ia the Flat below. including two sctt~ Of
Board sluices. Qli,ksilvcr, and all other appurte-
nancas thereuuio belonging also ~ days labor
performed fIe said ngsing-. together with note
held against ne by the said smith for s-0.45
SAMUEL. LINGUAI,D.
Witness-Georre II Fisher.
Slate Greek Hill, Rough a Ready
April IS, ls0O.
Nevada national., 1860-05-19

Before me C. KNIGHT, Notary Public in and for
said county and state this day persnally came Mrs.
Mary Dryden, personally known to me 10 De the
person whose signature Is affixed to the foregoing
instrument and whs j. described therein who excmted
and signed the same her dcclara tinn in my ur,-
nee. and upon examination hy me has separately
and apart from and without the bearing Of her hus.
band, the contents Of said instrument having been
by made known to her, Acknowledged to me that
she executed the freely and vounterily for the
ami purposes therein expressed without fear
from undue influence or compulsion upon the part
Of her husband, and that she had "A desire rotaci
the same
Witness my hand ard official seal, this asth day
Of April, A. u. 1850.
c. KNIGHT Notary Publie
April 2s.td.
Nevada national., 1860-05-19
SUMMONS.

Geo; P. Dalton, rltG, vs.l In Justices Court.
fhos Kennedy, and T.. before
Walsh, Defendants. 5 C. Kichar,lson J. P
The people Of the State of California TO Thoma
Kennedy and T.. Walsh, greeting
You are hereby commanded TO appear before me
at my Office in Grass Valloy, on TUESDAY, Nav Is.
1850, at 10 o'clock A. NJ To answer 10 the eampiaint
Of Geo. =. Dalton who demands Of You The sum al
Sl2 65 as per complaint now tile In my Office
when judgment will se taken against you for the
said sum together with costs and damages if veu
fail to appear and answer. Make legal service and
due return hereof.
Given under my hand this 81 day of May, ls60.
May 5-2w :. c. RICHARDSON, ]. T.
Nevada national., 1860-05-19
CONSTABLE S SALE.

Township Of Eureka, County Of Nevada.
by VIRTUE Of an execution Ia me delivered issu.
CT out Of the Court Of }. ", GRAY, aching Justice
OF the Peace in and for the Township OF Eureka,
County Of Nevada and state Of California, bear ng
date March End, a. D.. 1850, in iaver Of DANIEL
DOLING and against 4. j. DUNN, mos coz
IN an nv COJEN Tor the sum Of Two Hundred
and Ihiriyiour Dollars and Eight eight Gents ltla4
sSl deot, damages and costs Of suit ! have levied
upon and seized the following described property,
10 vital the right. title and interest, Of A. j.
Damn in and TO those Mining Claims, situated ON
tile East side OF Moolsey's Flat, County and state
n aforesaid, and kn0sn as the paspeis 4 Co.'S Mining
Claims, together with his right, title and interest
the tunnel. fumes, hose, pipe tools and other mi
ming appurteEanees thercuuto belonging or in any
wise appeftaiping tu the Claim Aforesaid.
Notice j. hereby given that will expose to public
sale the bboye described property TO the highest
bidder for cash the ground, on monday, the
lfth day 0i Nay, lsd0, between the hours Of
% clock A. n, and clock r. 81 10 satisfy the a
bove demands and accruiug costs.
Given under my hand this End Hay Of March, A.
D 1860. MICHAEL. MURPHY, Cons;.
Eureka Township.
Nevada national., 1860-05-19
Legal Notices.
SUMMONS

SUMMONS.
State Of California, Justices Court,
County Of Nevada $. &. Richardson.
Grass Valley Township. Justice of tho Peace.
JOHN WALLS vs. =. BRECKER.
The People Of the State Of California 10 i. nrec-
ker Greeting
You hereby summoned to appear before me,
AZ my Office in the said Township. ON THURSDAY,
the .sth day of jane. a. D.. lsG0. al 10 O'Clock
A. NJ TO answer unto the complaint OF JOHN WALL :
who demands Of you the sum Of ous Hundrd and
sixty-two Dollars and Fifty Cents, Book account
for Goods Wares and Merchhndi-c, per Complaint
now file az my odice-Nhen Judgment will
be taken against you for tho said amount,
together with costs and damages IL you fail TO ap-
pear and answer.
Given under my hand, this esth day Of March,
4 D.. lSs0. :. &. RICHARDSON. J.P
Affidavit being Gled by the Plaintiff in the above
Cause. that due diligence has been exercised TO
procure service the within Defendant and he fur
ther avefiug his belief that the said defendant
has departed from h- usual place Of abode IL l.
therefore ordered that service ut summons in said
ease bc made by publication IN the Nevada Nation
al, newspaper, printed and published i'm Nevada
county, and most likely tu give notice 90 said hcien-
daut, Tor two weeks from the date hereof.
Given under my hand this 2Sth day Of March, 1850.
36-2m :. &. RICHARDSON. J. +.