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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-13
John II. Hugo for joint Represent
aIiVe.

We called the attention of our readers a
few days ago, to the announcement of the
name of John R. Hugo, of New Harmony,
as an Independent candidate for Represent
ative in the Legislature, for the counties of
Pcsey and Vanderburgh. We take pleasure
in recommending him to the voters of the
two counties as man well worthy to re-
ceive their sufrages. He is well and favor
ably known to many of the people of Van
derburgh county, and is regarded by all
who know him as an honest, intelligent,
working man. His name is presented to
the people at the urgent solicitation of his
neighbors and fellow citizens of Posey coun-
ty, who know his capacity and intelligence,
and who feel the in}sertance of having an
honest and worAkg Representative in the
Legislature. He is deservedly popular in his
own county, though be has been neither a
politician, or an office-seeker The only office
be has held in his county was that of Com
missioner, to which he was elected by a
large majority, and in which lie discharged
the duties faithfully and with profit to the
county The voters of the two counties
will do themselves credit if they make him
their Representative.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-13

RA-Mr. JACOB IIAFF, who has just re-
turned from the East, furnished US on Sat
urday evening, at quarter after five o clock
with the Philadelphia Bulletin Of Thursday
evening, Philadelphia Inquirer and PITTS
burg Gazette Of Friday morning, and St.
Louis Republican of Saturday morning
Well that is quick enough to make one
head swim to think of it.
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SmTH, THE MURDERER-From informa-
tion received by the Mayor, two or three
days since, it is believed that this wretch,
who brutally murdered a servant girl at the
house of Mr.. Price, in this city, nearly two
years ago, has been arrested near St. Joseph,
No. Mr.. Price, acting under authority of
Mayor Jones' started, Wednesday, to identi
~ him ViR Sun
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Over the Presidents seat, there was a
large banner, bearing the inscription, q Bell
and Everett. The Constitution, the Union
and the enforcement of the Laws"
The crowd in attendance was large in
fact the Court Room was filed wich people,
gallery and all. Quite II number were
spectators of other parties, drawn together
by curiosity yet there was large attend
ance of Bell and Everett men, who were
earnest in the cause.
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VOLUME XII.
TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

ally Paper . ~ ~
- tplalicf1 o
the wcek payable 20 Carrers) )............... 10
ri-WePkly Paper. i ~"
fes'k ly Pl}N
:" Clubs of is moTe.....--.--.--.-.-.- oo
HFe The privilege Of yearly advertisers Il 1nhted
their owr immediate business, in their own name;
NJ all advertisements for the benefit Of other
,rsous as well as legal advertisements and adveT-
sements Of auction sales, and advertisements with
@ name Of other persons, sent in by them, Hllst
raid for at the usual rates.
Yss No report, resolutions or proceedings oi any
rp0ration, society, association or public meeting
q ~ communication designed to call attention to
matter of limited of individual interest can be
serted, unlesss paid for advertisement.
Hp Contracts for yearly advertising viii not be
,cfntincd unless order to that effect is left at
t. 1fice, and when Discontinued in less than a
AT the price Of the whole year will be charged
Nc Legal advertisements hereafter, will be pub
be az the expense OF the attorneys ordering, ard
tdelayablc for legal proceedings, but coilectable
our usual time.
Ae or terms for Job work and transient adser-
N snts are CASH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-13

New ORLEANS, August 1O.-Latest iufor-
nation from Mexico states that the Consti-
tQtioual Government has received certain
intelligence that the Spanish Government
is Gtung out an expedition to give moral
support to Miramon's third expedition
against Vera Cruz.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
$50 REV ARD.
H0ESe sto1Sh

H[FRU.n THE FRE.usSES or THE
4 subscriber. East Long rairie, twelve miles
the night Of Wednesday, August lst. Said horse is
about Is hands high, hve six years old, and Of a
yellow bay color, with small star in his forehead,
and legs somewhat darker than his body. The
thief also took small Spanish saddle with black
quilted seat, about half worn. The above reward
will be paid to any person who will cause the ap-
prehenson of the thief and return of the property
to the undersigned, to William Holbrook, at
Evansville, Indiana. JARVIS WILLIAMSON
2tW
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The editor of the Courier says that the
crowd On Monday night groaned in front OF
his office. We presume they meant no Of
fence We are told to laugh with those
who laugh and to weep with those who
weep, and why shouldn't we groan with
those who groan Lou. Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-13

E. iS C. r. R. ExTENsIoN.-Five car loads
OF iron for the Rockville extension of the
Z. & c. r. R., have arrived, and the work
of laying the track will soon commence.
r. II. Express, Sd.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-13

CANAL navigation between Terre Haute
and Evansville has ceased. A rumor is
ahoat that the aqueduct across the east fork
of White River has given away. If such
be the fact, the Canal will soon be number
ed among 81" the things that were" - Worth
ington Gazette. 8h
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LOUISVILLE, August 1Ith.-The following
is the vote of 60 connties: Coombs, 46,-
SOC; McClarty, 25,507; Boiling, 8,572;
Hopkins, 385; Kelly, 284
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CINcINNATI, August II.-River fallen 8
inches : feet ) inches in the channel
Weather clear in part. Mercury 74o.
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BB-The following is the ticket formed by
the late Breckenridge and Lane New York
State Convention:
For Governor-James T. Brady of New
York.
Lieutenant Governor-H. X. Viele of
Buffalo.
Canal Commissioner-James VI. Jaycoz.
State Prison spector-Robt. W. Allen.
Electors at Large-Gideon J. Tucker and
Henry S. Randall.
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PITTsBURG, August 1l.-River >. feet G
inches Weather clear and warm.
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COMPANY G.
Ren ana Nvtre.t MeetIng.

of Bell and Everett men was held at the
Court House, on Saturday evening, for the
+ purpose of appointing delegates to the Con-
stitutonal Union State Convention to be
held at Indianapolis on the 10Th Instant.
The meeting was organized 10y the election
of J lines Oakley as President, and Jacob
Sinzich, f. D. Allen, G. G, Keats, H. G.
Gwathmey, and John Henson as Vice Presi-
dents.
Capt. F. P. carson and W. H. Bingham
were appointed Secretaries ...af.= r.
The following gentlemen were then ap-
pointed n committee to draft resolutions ::
w. H. Bingham, Il. c. Gwathmey, w E.
Hollingsworth, J. D. Riggs, and 7, E. Car
vim.
The committee retired for consultation;
whereupon. w R. Kinney, Esq, Of Hen
derson, KY, was called upon for Il speech.
He spoke about an hour and half in
tones of thrilling eloquence, which ELECTED
round after round of applause. Our limited
time will not allow us to notice his speech
further than to say, that, in speaking of
Douglas, he
/ Was to his faults a little blind,
Aud to his ftlfngs very kind"
lie pitched into Old Abe and the Repub-
licans enough to prove his soundness on the
Southern goose question: while poor
Breckenridge and the Fire Eaters caught
"particular fits Not a grease spot was
left of the latter The Lincolnites didn't
feel Very sore over the castigation they re-
ceived; while the coquctting the speaker
carried on with theSqua:ter Soycreigns was
mutually tihllating.
After Mr.. Kinney had concluded his
speech, the committee on resolutions made
the following report;
The Committee to whom has been re-
ferred the dnty of drafting resolutions ex-t
pressive Of the sentiment of this meeting,
report the following:
ReSoL0ed That we have, and hereby
express our faith in, and our devotion to,
the Platform adopted at Baltimore on the
10th day of May, 1860.
90 That the Union, the Constitution,
aud the Enforcement Of the Laws embrace
three pIanhs upon which all conservative
and law abiding citizens can stand.
"3 That we appoint as delegates to the
/ Convention at indianapolis the whole of the
( Union party of this county and that we
recommend James Z. Blythe, l.. Howes,
James E, Pittman, Francis D. Allen, John
Shauk!n, Isaac A. Crane, a. @. Sullivan,
James l.. Spalding, Patrick Boyle, Thos J.
HOllings worth, Ed. H. DeGarmo, T. E. Gar
viz, Jos. Lechner, VIM. Paine, Jacob Smith,
Jacob Sinzich, H. c. Gwathmey, Thomas
Bolus, and W. H. Bingham to attend said
Convention.
a. That we request our delegation to
said Convention to present the name of
james Oakley of Evansville as Senatorial
elector, and James E. Blythe as elector for
the First District.
'sRespectfuly submitted
Signed by all the Committeeman
The report was adopted.
The City papers were requested to publish
he proceedings of the meeting.
A unanimous vote of thanks was tender
ed to the orator of the evening when
The meeting adjourned until after the
Convention of the 18th
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Trinitv ACADEMY.

FY7TA k7ERST r TEh.M ar TIE
2 school viii begin on Monday, August '.lh,
lsae. The school year VIII he divided ih'o iou'
Terms Of eleven weeks each Tuition per TERM
500 For further e1uia5ion, address the prin-
cira1 W l. CITIZENS,
4paust Is-4xv SandersVille, Ind.
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The n 7. Herald says the G5sat Eass-
ern Will make $4,000 by her trip to this
country.
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Wide Awake Uniforms
REDUCED PRICES
J. A. SMITH & Co.

- - @ "a, , iiiE 80 ~ 11i sets "a 9i tle'p
a. Nrtf vt So ~, & sirt t' o''''
1LsIs15" T1I m -. - ,s ,,. - ,rs
T.. '9'i oi ''e''fcAf iiei'' '' ~ 'Nli'''-
d. a'@i' ''''''N"
] NNOEE S.4EH-.d CDEs II Nd ELFEF.
+ q For particulars inquire al the Grocery store
of - !. P ELLIOTT,
pFNfE EAE E0TEF tn ET
l "a = 1 - Y - - - ~ -
gIs1 II = PA E'kA " HOTE Il,
z siiuated on W Ter street betweed Main and
years Ar b fet \ Ggop9d adjoining, ronntpe
he be leased @ With snid Hopsl, or separately said
o@ has I % "a s'' sa IA hHe@s ose a R@G So pnf
in . lS5',rata order with ont-houses and buildings
Possession siyeO on he Isr day of October, 1860.
: or '''''7' o9'' 7''5S;T ocTAv1A f. LEWIS,
auslo-du Yellow cs1s sPF,4sf' in -br oei9' aros,.
II q R D~ "a R Fg
e,nn,Rro AT I, wHo+EsALT; :, I +4s, or .oco
OI IhlNU DAHLo VI IoOU'
~ syw : ~ E5 ywP guy - as
k5ss @ g HsIEfH
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y 4A igSg. ~. 2g AA4N
KE.zs EsIs G.IlS c.I p = : os0Us BsT.4R-
& h hso ns 6 rs s n S% S@ g09Ps 5oSSH5
and qFEMASy ! @ sad ts y liir1sd &s from Esx Ems
S9esed, many q .en, fo5 oASA, ana o MEE.
pay =, 6as6, "a or prompt tine 5ugs, he can give his as
o 6 m ths bs tf % Any tfsI TPTRg
KET (simPIy s4di9g fEsght Many goods
viii vii, DO THEMsELyEs GOOD to call on him be.
F4 4HE NIX s&Y 7nR Is learn what the BOTTOM OF
m In his qmPs 5@4a 5gPPy may be found the following
oooo vsv vvzrn,c
'oO0Y am9 r18 " c47 41A41at1hG ~ 1h2c . @A"
oCnGL, 9SnE1 - S173AA4912: Nh pT o1u
S;9E C1SA9 : 2nre GO0 ANIL 1 AO"
so c5aA41co 5az Poo4 ,; uAwrc
20 20 o 4oH Hoc.Co IYoOC 1L1atH anJ MI cOT
0o uVn SDe cAiSS @S00nH on ~ '10 O
4on o<AHS' \ITY1; STI79 InAw ION
AoO WQ4 ", q, |A4aAA4A:4TE1N LII, 1T AOG
W . T1anCeTs noes: c
Do aoz Uaroeh NAMED sCeeA
ana IRON: --rrr,x 81
% 9o1 [lAy n TS4s;; = Sc LoI5s, ass u
'V ~ ToA " <1HAIS IN % ou1 O'410is'
Shove1s S71L3,7;I7G and ~, Spades: M.
oO aoH ~ -. 1 LIE Les . HOOK AooCh
1n0 dor wETTc, CHupf,r\
Tinnincott'g and Collins
Axes.
so doz HUNTS Batchets.
25 doz HUNTS Broad and
Hand Axes.
25 doz WITHERBY'S Draw
ing Knives.
25 doz SPEAR 81 JACKSON'S
Hand Saws.
so doz COOKS Patent, and
other, AUGER BITS.
200 doz AUGERS, Blue Nut
Grad Twist and Common.
1000 doZ TABLE KNIVES,
English, and J. Russell &
Co.'s AMERICAN.
800 doz WOSIENHOLMS,
RI1ufiup'g and Barnes
P0CRT1T KNIVES.
so ~ 711 11EnE r PTTcHER,S
"0 pono,., Son :, AA - - = :
0dAOIo,
1000, 600 G. D., 5. B., and
Water Proof Caos.
-41AAs->SS5
oar C,-.. - i
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ATTENTION, WIDE AWAKES.
THE OFFICERS
COMPANY A
COMPANY 3

Meets To Night at Mozart Hall, fol
n~;U
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- - -E-E - w "a Il II
AT WHOLESALE.
SPRING SALES OF 1860.
CHhS. ). WILLIS

WEsE& FFRS C.F p II GtAOUS - Sta e.
AE iiEhmenf flled with MEN GOODS receiveS
within the last four weeks by sea, from ENGLAND
and G ERM ANY, and bv railroad from New Eng
land MANUFACTURERS. They have been pur-
chased, many OF them for CASH, and 10 hER-
CHANTS, GROCER5 and TRADERS who wish tc
pay Cash, prompt time buyers, he give his
ssgaHce that thoy purchase their spring stock
OF him at the BOTTOM OF ANY EASTERN MAR
EET (simply adding freight.) Many goods
much REDUCED N PRICE, and MERCHANTS
will DO THEMSELVES GOOD to call on him be-
fore they bay, and learn what the BOTTOM OF
THE MARKET Is.
In his ample supply may be found the following
STANDARD GOODS
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-16
REPORT OF CHIEF ENGINEER.

oTFicE ~ rHK CHIEV ESGSKEK,
ILlcLeEILkl yISg lih.l12ll L
To re Nm. M'yor and Common Council Of the CHy
~ TiterrHA-
uE>TLrNES In p With du; esasreea'a ed by
Old hah'- No 49, EMIT ed ar OrdGarc concerning Ere
AMI TIE Fire Department. ! herewith transmit TO your
Hon Boiy stat-fn"t; q the operations AMI perform.
a,'eS ct; e.: dur ng III" proceed NJ SIX months
Owtg the IA IRE ~ me re ares u the different
Companies. in not sending their annual reports
an not able 10 inform you q tie coTret number Of men
the Department am able TO STATE TO you :he pre-
csc condition Of the respective Companies in the Depart
nient
The 'o Wig Are, ard Alarms hare taken place during
The uine mentioned above:
D-ce rh'r l3h. 1859. st O'clock fire In rear OF
Cagw u . Stcfe-D". artinent all out-darage hone.
leceTbrr l6;h. i,:9. o'clock 4 fire ItAwrol. shed
"a rear - Tie CAihC'.c Church Department Al oui-dAm'
December ga 1889 M4 o'clock r. NJ, alarm, caused by
he barn tg o.t 81 the brick chimney in thu Saloon ~
Lynch McNaLL!s. Department promptly out-Lo dam
January ?7h. 1880 o'clock A. NJ fire in the Saloon Of
BVrUNSsy, caused BY detective Stove pipe Depart
men; al oui-dan axe nomirhl
I.braAry 9Th, lsjJ o'cl"k A NJ, hre- burning Of q
ask stony Point supposed to have been set purposriy
lie iaTtn>Et all out iamAge none
February 2s,h. l,GJ between 10 and II o'clock P. 81.
6I'"ins Of bX Of snavnss ia rear otRAndAs building
Depart ,eh; Al! QUITO damage
Nv h Isl, -t'. Sul alarm, Ia rear Ct McKerS:ry'
LJEItg
A;i ~. IL, |: ,c!,tk A. W. FIRE On the roofo'M VI:
an Naa ieTtis s:abe. Department all 0u:-dAGi'
4E- II *
Nav !sa 80, :?'a o'cocs A NJ barrel burning near
tn l"aecst,.e FouLdry. department AL out
would earnestly recommend TO your Honorable Body
:.e GrSsn Necessity Of the speedy passage OF Ofdn
Aaee fvr the better and safe storage " powder, aud
such other conbuSDe mater " dangerous character
IL CONCLUSION would suggest, tina: rs As the new
~ oTsan E"d EnSne CoompAhy ~ 3, Ace admitted lnto
tie Department. th-y BE- . ts-i ~ such am Z:
h''e, as nay BE r.qlred f.r their sGtciuAl Use
have :!.e h1.or t" remain,
Y4lts, very respect'-ry.
FAT LYNCH,
Chef LnS nee.
Per JOTN D. KcNELEE,
Late Aci.lg Caef LLgueer.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-16

citizens held requesting the City Council TO call spe.
ca meeting for the purpose Of calling special election
70 ascertain the wishes Of the citizens the prnpriey
having route surveyed for railroad from this city to
Folsom which election held on the l4th day Of Janu
ary 1850 and resulted in large majority Of citizens
being In favor OF levylng tax for tile purpose OF defray
Ing the expenses Of the survey accordingly Commission
ers j. Kirk, e. j. Arvdsson, and WIN. Lacey, APP
pointed the services Of able Engineer for that
purpose The Commissioners secured the services Of VIM
j. Lewis, Esq eminent Civil Engineer Of San Francis
and am happy state he has completed the survey,
ard the map, profile and report will be furnshe you
he procure them from the photographer and
printer Having the report in manuscript am hap
py 10 state practicable route has been discovered and
remains with citizens TO give 1.-THE aid and encourage
ncnt 80 important work to our future prosperity city
richly deserves.
Gentlemen. tender my congratulations to you and the
citizens generally for the prosperity Of the City and hope
that events being developed In close connection with
her future destiny may receive check that will hinder
her onward progress
To the different officers of the City return my thanks
for their ancriiy and E'al In the discharge Of their several
duties and, also to you, gntemen " the Council, for
your promptness and cordial cooperation with my feeble
Efforts In the government Of our City.
g. SWAN, Mayor.
Placerville, June llth, 1859.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-16
PLACERvILLE POST OFFICE.


|INIE MAILS for Sacramento. San Francisco and all
parts OF this State, close every day this Office
O'Clock, Pm.
The mails for the Atlantic States and Europe, via
Los Angeles close weekly, Wednesdays and Fri.
days at Q o'clock.
Pm.
The Steamer malls for the Atlantic States OREGON and
Washington Territory close about the 3rd and 18th Of
each month, Except when those days come on satur.
day. and then they will close the day previous at 10
be marked "via Panama"
The Mails for Grizzly Flat close at this Office every
Wednesday, morning at Gu'clUck.
The Mails for Newtown close at G O'Clock, A. NJ, on
Mondays, Wednesdays. and F..Jays
The mails for Cedarve aud Indian Diggings close at
o'clock A. NJ, every Monday aud Friday.
The Nails for Cold Springs and Colona close every du
Sundays excepted at o'clock.
The kelsey, Spanish Flat and Georgetown Malls close
at O'Clock every day. Sundays excrptedl
The Mails Tor Carson Valley and Salt Lake Cry close
Semi. Monthly on Wednesday mornings at o'clock
OFFICE lIOCRS.-From o'clock, A. NJ, till II, II i;
and from till 3, =. NJ, (Sundays exceDted)
On Sundays-FrOm until 10, A. NJ. aud from 8
until ~ r. NJ. a. II. SPENCE. p. 81.
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The Medical and Surgical Institute

or Or. l.. J. CZAPKAY Is already secured in position
which places IT, as well az its proprietor far above the
assaults Of envy and professional malice In the schools Of
France the highest prizes are often awarded To- prac
ers ia this department Of Medical and they occupy
with others, an equally lofty position Ia tie profession
Rcord. Is al luStrous example, shining light among
the philosophical stars Of his IN Europe, and DIR Crap
kEy has fully Pqualied him in this country proof OF
which. the Philadelphia College OF Medicine compliments
him with Diploma. and the honorary AT eHndFin degree
Selecting this a. his field cooperation, qualified
graduate OF the University Of PeSh aud late Chief Sur
ReOn OF the Hungarian Revolutionary array for
tended labors DR. L. Czapkny has bent his earnest
enon to the cure Of chronic diseases in which he has
become so great expert that lac is regarded the
Leader in this branch Of his profession throughout the
United States and his portrait and biography pub
shcd as matter u interest TO their readers III the
elusive journals. The Docturs Offices at his Medical
and Surgical Institute, Sacramento street, 81
edesdorn nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company
IL WeaSk the particular attention o. readers the
sworn certificates Of remarkable cures In another column
Of this paper tal4 .3m
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-16


There have been number o.nrrcaS made by the Police
- persons guilty OF offences from other localities, and
crimes that went to the County Courts which not in
clud,d in the above.
have, since my last Report, sold dog tags At
g. x amounting To SIS IS which amount Ibave paid to
the CITY Treasurer ard ho'd lis receipt for the
Asio the Ord nance No ~. reguAtm the inpounding
Of animals. the berg diScontnred by your order
thers has be"n LO,i ing dohe since my last report.
All hog inpouLdcd have been redeemed
t. II Honor the Mayor aud 10 e.ch % you gentlemen
ard also the officers Of the Cty, allow here
NY sincere for thel- many and epeaitd
a.: kindness 20 me. WDhrR eaeh, every happiness AID
ras.LS. Very Respectfully.
ALEX HUNTER.
Cily Mar shall
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SUM MONS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Fl Dorado-Jus-
- tees Court Mountain Township = The People Of the
State Of California, to TH0S GRIZZLIES YEARsLY MILES
aud J. L. FLEMING, greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me, at my
ONCE in Mountain Township, Of the County Of II Dorado,
to unto the complaint Of Henry Leeds Cole who
sues to the sum Of two hundred dollars for bal.
due account when judgment will be taken against
for the said amount together with and damages,
II you fail TO appear and answer.
To the Sheriff. any Constable Of said County, greet
Ing: Make legal service and due return hereof
Gven under my hand this tenth day Of May A. D. 1850.
JOHN c. MCGUIRE,
Justice Of the Peace In and for said Township.
The proper ahidavt having been made, and placed on
he Ia my office to authorize the Issuance Of order Of
publication, 10 hereby ordered that the above Summons
be published In newspaper published in PlacervillOs
called the Mountain Democrat for term Of three months
from the 18th day Of May $780, at the expiration Of which
time service OF said Summons shall be deemed complete.
ml9 3m JOHN c. MCGUIRE, Up
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Ell DOrado.-In the
- County Court in and Tor said County
Gk0. MCDONALD vs. HIS cREDiT0RS.-Int the matter Of
tiTe petition Of GEO MCDONALD, an nSoivent Debtor
Pursuant to An order 0e herein, made by the Hon.
James Johnson Judge Of the Court aforesaid, notice IL
hereby given all the creditors Of said nSovent debtor,
George Mcdonald to be aud appear before the Court afore
said the Courthouse ofsad County In the city Placer
ve the 18th day Of June A. D. 1861 at the hour OF 10
oclnck M Of said day to show cause, II any they can,
why the prayer OF said nSovent debtor should not be
granted and gnment Of his estate be made and he
be discharged from his debts and liabilities in pursuance
Of the Statue In such made and provided. And, in
the meantime, Is ordered that all judicial proceedings
agaInst said insolvent debtor be stayed.
Witness my hand, and the Sea! Of said Court hereto
- ahxed at ONCE In tie City OF Pacerville, this
! L s. 18th day Of May, A. D. 1850.
t--l VIM. A. JANUARY, Clerk,
Nv OGDEN SQuIREs, Deputy.
HrNE 4 sLoss, Attorneys for Petitioner. mis.5w~