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, 1861-04-02

Easter Services mt st. Johns Church
Uh3am Park.
On Sunday at 81: Johns Church, Rev. Il. n.
Bishop, Rector, thspew ewas 1arge congregation.
Thesermon of ths Rector was one which for
aloquence, impress1Ysness and effect is rarely
equRlled. The Sermon was listened to with
great interest by TIL andIence. After the ser
mon the Holy Communion SIS ranl TIES cele-
brated. The Easte,s offering was s125.
In the evening, tne Sunday School Anniver-
sary was held. Nearly two hundred childen
and many adults assembled, in TIL Church
Addresses, interspsased with singing and
prayer composed tha exercises. From the
secretay's report,tssit was shown that the
smallest number inattendanca On The school,
On any Sunday since: January LIST, was 155 !;
largest 215; average 195. The school had
raised and expended within the year, $2e5 !;
Easter offerings, sIA:
Yesterday morning, the usual Annual meet.
ing Of the Parish wps held large number
we're in attendance. After prayers, the report
Of the Treasurer Tas read. The Parish is en-.
tsrdy ont Of debt, receipts having Kept pace
with the expenditures very gratifying result,
considering the stafe Of business and the
money market. The following gentlemen
were elected Wardeps and Vestrymen for the
ensuing year: Job Carpenter, F. a Bryan,
Wardens A. Grossbeck, II. D., C.H. Jordan,
A. Healer, P. R. Chandler, G. II. Sutton,
Alfred CoRles, Shepherd johnson, George
Ellcott, Vestrymen. !. We are glad to learn
that the pews are very generally rented. =
Trinity Church. r.. .:..:.
There was large gathering yesterday at 10
4. IL, at the new, unfinished Trinity Church
on Jackson street, est Of Wabash Avenue,
the occasion being The Animal Meeting, and
also the renting Of clips in the new et1ltlee.
At the Annual Meeting the following 7estry
was chosen: .:
L. P billiard, Senior Warden; D::J. Ely,
Junior Warden; ". III. Adams, A., @. Stone,
Samuel Hawk, John, Wright, J. g. Fargo, a.
T. B. Bryan. e. -" 'is .
The renting Of pewa:w was conducted BY ]. D.
smedley, Esq, Of tho vestry, as auctioneer,
who invited bids for. the first choice. The
highest bid was $3.50. The entire sum realized
By such competition VII exceed 5000. TIE
pews were all appraised at fixed rate, and arc
to be taxed percentage On That aam.
The new church viii not be finished for
some SIX weeks or more, during which the
congregation will worzsip aa usrsi ID the old
house. ~ 49,.
snrH WARD REpuztaa, MEETING, There
will be great mast ting Of the Sixth
Ward Republican C1u1 aa next "Wednesday
, 1861-04-02
THE CITY.

A Court OF suHMoEs,-Three hundred per-
sonal property tax summonses were issued In
Saturdays Police Court.
BuRGLARY.-The house Of F. 4. Slater, on
Hubbard street, was entered by some adroit
and sly thief, On Thursday, who stole there.
from valuable gold watch chain.
WELL REpaEsnsrED.-H D. Co1yin, Esq,
of the United States Express Company, has
been appointed also the agent OF the Overland
Pony Express for this city.
THE EWEATHEE--sunshine rain, s1eet, snow,
lightning and huge claps Of thunder, consti-
tuted the meteorological programme for Sun
dsy and Sunday night.
AT HOME AGA1N.~Hon. John F. Farnswor:.b,
ex-M. G. from this District, has returned to
resume his Lazy practice and once more become
The Representative Of his clients In ,onr courts.
QUICK TIME TO CECHSATL-The 1ndianap-
oils & Cincinnati Railroad, with its .connec-
tious-the Lafayette, New Albany & Salem,
and Michigan Central, early the present month
will adopt new time table making the run Of
33l 1niles IL hours.
In BAD sPRITs.-Yesterday afternoon a
half muddled chap cutup rusty on one Of the
State street cars, got into fight with one Of
the passengers, was put of, then threw q
stone into one Of the car windows, and finally
Was taken to the lookup by officer Nelson.
THE CROSSED PATA.-McNally & Co. have
just received the powerful and thrilling novel
The Crossed PATH" by WlIkie Collins, from
the press OF T. B. Peterson & Co. Everybody
finds an absorbing interest in the productions
.of CeiSns,r-ss'r1a. and these american puhllsh@
ers hare issned the present work in excellent
style for the million:
NoHn1s & &HTpE.-Autoblogr letters and
literary remains of Mrs. Piozzi It Thrale," sud
account Of her life, writings, &C., by A. Hay-
ward, Esq, vol. s OF Macaulay's History Of
England, from the accession Of james the 2d,
edited BY his sister, Lady Treyelyan; The
Sable Cloud, by "Ada1ns," author pT South
! Side View of Slavery. The above are all new
books, received to-day by Norris and Hyde.
JoHEsoR's NEW ILLUSTRATED ATLAS
| This excellent work has been completed, and
| Il now ready for delivery. Il is to some ex-
tent new edition Of Colton's large two-vol-
ume Atlas, and contains about one hundred
eteel-plate maps, Of which those relating to
America are especially excellent. The works
can be Obtained by subscribers or purchasers,
Of MI. Wilson one Of the publishers, at the
| Massasoit House.
t LOCATING THE DAMAGE WHERE TT BELONGS,
, 1861-04-02

a.. NEW F1ouRisa Mm1<s--Ad dess1s. Putnam 4
olinsteaa,aof Of Burlington, Iowa ara about to
erect : Touring #Ill II fhis city, With cspasi,
IL otabent fifteen; hundred bsrrela = week. It
10 to bs built ut once,
, 1861-04-02
SOUTHERN ILLTNoIs APPOINT
mkNTS.

D. L. Phillips, Esq, Of Union County,
has been appointed Marshal and Law
renee. Weldon, Esq. Of Dewitt county, At
toraey, for the Southern District of ILL
nois-both excellent appointments.
, 1861-04-02
an1uB.F1llR1tfS,;,

,M c.VICKE ER,S THEATRE.
NA- MADISON street. betxssa s<sta md uessbaru,
seeona week ofsae amtnens aetpr ]: :E.MURDOCK.
+ RR4EEsPERLAN CoNEDX NIGHT
, 1861-04-02

We are requested to publish the following
resignstlon Of NJ: Cook The specll agent,
Nj. shauerosa, w In possession yesterday,
and Win contlnue 70 manage affairs until the
new Postmaster enters upon the dutiea Of the
office: *s.~ -:s:.- ..
rosc orF1eE, CHICAGO m, March 81: 1851.
To Abraham Lincoln; Pres't Of United States J.
DEAR SIR This being the end Of: the pres.
ent fiscal quarteI,I / hereby tender yer my
resignation- I shaal accordingly hand over all
property Of the Post Office Department to
your agent, Mr. saallcroas, who I understand
Is here to administer the affairs. OF the Office
until thu qualification Of my successor.
Very respectfully and truly yo91s, @ns5r "
, 1861-04-02

~ Cook b McLatn, IS Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning aud dyeing gents
garments less than any other house In the city.
e4
s0 See Advertisement Of "Hatd Rubber Riggs
Truss''-has cured cases Of twenty years standing
in this City. m,1s-1m
, 1861-04-02

@ For Arr operation upon your teeth, Or fer
PEnFEor artificial work OF any desirable style, call
On DE-. Albau2h, No. IS West Randolph st.
, 1861-04-02

I NEVER KISS AND TELL AT
+ BOOT q CADY's. A new Song by J. Maurice
Hubbard lin pgesH). Price &c. ap1-e:Us-st
, 1861-04-02

THE Misunderstanding, rain, s1eet, snow,
lightning and huge claps Of thunder, consti-
tuted the meteorological programme for Sun
day and Sunday night.
, 1861-04-02
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRlDE.
Sketch Of Its History and Objects.
ANNUAL ELECTION YESTERDAY.
. ANSEAL MEETING LAST EVENING. =.
Reports OF oEHcers.

,
The Chicago Board Of Trade, answering In
description and object to the Chamber Of Com
uerce of st. Louis and Milwaukee, was organ
lied previous, but it wxss not until the month
Of March, 1859, that the Act Of Incorporation
wns passed by the Legislature, constituting 1t
body corporate, and the rules, regulations,
and bylaws under which 1t now works we're
adopted. The peculiar province Of the Board,
as expressed In the preamble to the Constdtu-
ton, is "to advance the commercial charac-
ter aud promote the manufacturing interests
Of the city Of Chicago, and to incu1eate just
and equ1 table principles in trade establish
and maintain uniformity Ia the commercial
usages Of the city acquire, preserve and dis
senInate valuable business information, and
with view to avoid and adjust, as far as prac-
ticable, the controversies and, unisuaderetand-
ings which are apt to ariEe between tndlvtd-
nails enEnged in trade when they hare no ae-
how1edged rules to guide them."
Darfng the years the Board has had IN exist
ence, it is not hazarding much to say that 1t
has done more for the advancement Of our
commercial interests, aud the practical eduear
ton Of our citizens, than any one thing we
could mention. A history of Its transactions
for the past three years would be Of great in
est, but too lengthy for the space at our com
nland, and we must rest content with furnish
ing few items selected from the report Of the
Secretary for the year ending on tho 3lst .ot
December Last, aud that Of I. Y. Mum, Esq,
President and Chairman of the Board Of Di-
rectors. ,..
In concluding his printed report for the
year, Mr.. catlin, the Secretary Of the Board,
says:
, 1861-04-02

~ Sloat's Elliptic Lockstich Sewing Machine
is the best machine now offered to the public.
Call and examine 1t at 81 CLARK street, Under sher-
man Hpuse
, 1861-04-02

FOR SALE-50x10O feet on Wash
Il ingtaa street between Nay ard Am stzeets-
south front Price SIS Per foot CASH.
. REES SLOCUM
Nr 60 T.s-hrr.,
, 1861-04-02

JoHEsoN's NEW ILLUSTRATED ATLAS
This excellent work has been completed, aud
Is now ready for delivery. It is to some ex-
tent a new edition Of Colton's large two-vol-
ume Atlas, and contains about one hundred
eteel-plate maps, Of which those relating to
America are especially excellent. The works
can be obtained by subscribers or purchasers,
Of MI. Wilson one Of the publishers, at the
Massasoit House.
, 1861-04-02

B II ron wish for hushy whiske1s or fsaci-
nating muatache, send for = box Of BellIrg-
ham's Stimulating onguent. It is warranted
to bring them ont in ftom three to six weeks.
Sent receipt Of price and postage, $1.1s to any
address. by J. Fl. johnson, 70 State street, Chica-
90. Ill, 1na2S 3m
, 1861-04-02

- 4 man and wife want q place to work;
the man to work IN garden OF drive horses
tho woman to do general house:woEk. Apply
at the City Mission, 96 North Franklin street
They have no objection to going into ths
rnnnfrv
, 1861-04-02

AL should not fall to read tha advertisement
Of Prot Wood IN to-dAys paper. mh1y
, 1861-04-02

OUTSIDE PROPERTY,-The
~ Subscriber h4s row several dns P1ots Of the
Wilson'S Ab=ny Seeding StFa ~beGrJ" IN and near
ture, Partts holding land they would wish to have
covered with this variety Of strawberxy without any
H. r. STANLEY, 1856 South Watszst- fa1661ly
, 1861-04-02

WELL LREPREaEETKD.-H D. Co1yin, Esq,
Of the United States Express Company, has
been appointed also the agent OF the Overland
Pony Express for this city.
, 1861-04-02

fp @. M1raso1e desires to say his sehool will
CONTINUE until tho 1st Of June Parties given every
Tuesday and Saturday evenings, to which friends
and scholars are invited.
, 1861-04-02

M a N T An active Young
y T. man VINO can loan Il ON $500 to $5oo To such
npeT5oa pleasant stust1oa Will be giyen, with good
security TOT the money, interest fn 41table
business Address TIL lst 4 p,n, Dor 1sOa. Chicago
, 1861-04-02

# Bellinghsn's Stimulating onguent for
whiskers and moustache-tho genuine at sargent's
Drug Store, corner Randolph and State streets.
, 1861-04-02

Girls, one to
Go laundry work, the other to assist In ironing
aad 90 genera! housework. Must come weM recon-
mendGd. Apply ut So Dearborn street. mn9G1St
, 1861-04-02

-. TaE l4p1aS3f fS3I'zSs sFEs1UfFIUE. -.
Conner is appointed postmaster 1t indian
- The sppofn4t1nen Wis mal1B oyer the
= ssad Of :the Cong gress!onal delegate from the
, 1861-04-02

WTANNND FOR CASH-House-
w z.k1ld Fnfh1tars bought for cash. !. Adtreas
BOZ A&4Sss EhcHEu Pest 9EaEe, : u1h3px.x
, 1861-04-02

DrE Hourr.-Read the advertisement Of August
Schwartz, practical steam dyer, "a South Clark at
and 15S Illinois street.
, 1861-04-02

TOR SALE-Lot Q, Block 12,
Original Town Of Chicago Is fee front On Car.
REFS & sLoCtrsl,
ap1e4G22SSt No. IS Dearborn st.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-18

THE GENTLER SEX ON THE "CoDE."-Jef-
fersOn, 10 bis volume about doctors, has
some stories concerning women duelists,
which are introduced into the work because
surgeons must dress wounds given by fe-
male fighters as well as men duelists. We
quote the following from bis book
The few duels fought between women
have. for the most part, been characterized
by great ferocity. Madame Dunoyer men,
ti0ns case of duel with swords between
two ladies OF rank, who would have killed
each other had they not been separated. In
femenlne duel on the Boulevard st. An
tome, mentioned by De Ia Oolombiere, both
the principals received several wounds on
the face and bosom--a most important fact
illustrative Of the pride the fair sex take in
those parts. Sometimes ladies have distin-
guished themselves by fighting duels with
men. Mile Dureux fought her lover An-
toinette in an open street. The Actress
Maupin challenged Dumeny, but be declin-
ed to give her satisfaction go the lady
stripped off his watch and snuff box, and
bore them away as trophies Of victory. The
eame lady on another occasion having in
suited in ball room, distinguished per-
son Of her own sex, was requested by seve-
raj gentlemen to leave the entertainment.
She obeyed, but forthwith challenged and
fought each Of the meddlesome cavaliers
aud killed them all The slaughter ac-
complished. she returned to the bali room,
and danced in the presence Of her rival.
The Marquis de Nelse and the Counties Pol
iguac, under the regency, fought with pis-
tolls for the possession of the Due de Richie.
lieu. In about 1927, lady Of Chateauroux
whose husband had received slap In the
face, called out the offender, and severely
wounding him in duel, wiped off the stain
from her lords honor. The most dramatic
affair of honor, however, in the annals Of
female dueling, occurred in the year 1925,
when young French girl challenged
garde du. corps who had seduced her. At
the meeting the seconds took the precau-
ti0n Of loading without ball, the fair princi-
pal of course being kept 10 ignorance Of the
arrangement. She fred frat, and saw her
seduOeT remain unhurt Without finchlng
or trembling, or changing color, she stood
watching her adversary, while he took q
deliberate aim, Ito test her courage) and
then, after painful suspense, fred in the
air.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-18

BLooDY APFRAY IN NIEDIANA.--A desperate
conflict between two we'll known citizens Of
Lawrence county, Indiana, named Hunter
and Tnrbin, occurred lately at Blooming
ton. They quarreled, and Hunter shot at
Turbin and missed him. Friends interfer-
red, and they were separated. They met q
second time, one armed with a.shot gun,
and the other with revolver. Five bar
rels Of the revolver and both barrels of the
shot gun were discharged. Turbin fell,
wounded IN the neck, and Hunter received
. full charge Of buCkshot in the abdomen.
Both will die.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-18
Number Sill
A. N ORDINANCE FILMING THE CON.

IA TensatiOn Of the City Marshal and Policemen.
The Trustees Of the City of Nevada do ordain as
follows -
SECTION 1. The City Marshal shall receive as . full
compensation for his services, the sum of one hun
dred dollars month to be paid out Of the City Treasu'
ry He shall also receive for his services COec-
tor fifteen per eentum all monies collected on &C
count Of poll and road taxes, and Eve per centum on
the amount collected by him account Of other
city revenues which per centage he is authorized
10 retain out OF the amount collected.
SIC. 2. Policemen shall receive as a compensation
for their services the sum Of ninety dollars month
to be paid out Of the City Treasury as other demands
against the City
SEC. 3. For every arrest for violation Of City Or'
dinances the Marshal and Policemen shall be enli'
tied to the same fees are allowed COnstables ~
similar cases, when the same shall be made outoi
the persons arrested.
SEC I. This Ordinance to take effect and be In oTe'
from aud after the first day Of May A. b. 1851.
Passed April 4th 1861.
JOHN WILLIAMS, President.
7. H. RoLFE, Clerk. apro
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-18

INJUSTICE TO. THE GIRIs.--The Dublin
Magazine says very. truly: At the present
il Is only our sons whom we care to put
forward, aud we leave the girls to chance.
Nothing can be more unjust Our sons are
strong, can work for themselves, and will
always be more or less in requistion. Our
daughters are weak, aud yet we give them
no aid, we teach them no trade, no profes-
sion, and we apply our savings not to their
dowry, but pay the debts aud encourage the
selfish extravaganza Of our boys.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-18
Legal Notices.

CONSTABLE's sALE.-stSte OF Cali.
~ fornia, County of Nevada Township Of Wash.
ington ss BY virtue Of an execution to me deliver.
ed issued from the Court of Amos Root Esq, an act
ing Justice OF the Peace in and for the county are
said bearing date March 18th A. u. 1861. TO satisfy
Judgment rendered by Calvin Hall on the ID day
of MAY A. d. 1860. in favor of CHAS. STEINgETI
and against JOHN IEOHR, CARR. ENDIE & CO., for
the sum Of one hundred and sixty-six dollars and
thrty-two cents debt, interest, damages and costs
Of suit l have taken in execution. and win sell 10
the highest bidder for cash the following described
property to wit The Canon Creek Quartz Mill TO.
gether with the Ledge belonging thereto, also.
blacksmith shop, with one bellows, one hand ham
mer and vice; also. one belt to run stampers; also
one frame dwelling house, with cooking stove and
cooking utensils; also, grindstone and frame, on
Thursday the 18th day of April d. 1861, at Beans
Saloon in said township between the hours Of 10
O'Clock A. NJ and II NJ. OF said day
Taken as the property of John Leohr, Carl Endlc &
Co.. to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs
March 23d 1SG1.-td
W. B. BEAMER, Special Constable
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-18
TNnmher h0.l
Number SOL
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING For

AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
n THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SIDEWALK ON
COMMERCIAL STREET.
The Trustees of the City of Nevada do Ordain as
follows:
SECTION /. 1t shall be the duty OF the property
holders the northerly side Of Commercial street
between Pine and Broad streets, on or before the
10th day of April A. d. 1861, TO construct a side
walk in front OF their property.
SEC. q Said Sidewalk shall be on the grade Of the
street. of uniform width, not TO exceed eight feet
and shall be constructed under the supervision and
direction OF the City Marshal.
SEC 3. Should any property holder CONNER
cia street, between the termiDi specified in the first
section of this ordinance, neglect refuse to con-
struct the Sidewalk in front Of his or her property
required it shall become the duty Of the Marshal
to let out contract for having the work DONE and
the property along the line thereof shall be held re-
sponsible for the reasonable expense of the same.
Passed March 7th, 1851.
JOHN WILLIAMS, President.
T. II. RoLFE, Clerk. mar9-3w
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-18
From the Home Journal.
ON THE CROssWALXk.


BYP.F NICHOLSON.
Oil what shall dof What can dof
For no one cares for me here,
My hands and my feet ache so with cold,
From keeping the crosswaik clear.
1,ye toilod for nothing the livelong day
I've had but a crust to eat;
j wonder II have got to diel
Alone to die in the street,
Perhaps the man will let me in there,
10 stand awhile and get warm
I've almost a mind 70 go and ask
,Tis 90 cold here in the storm.
Alasl there Is nothing for me to do
And no place where may gol
Again to walk through the streets all night,
Or fall asleep In the snow
4 wonder how 1t seems TO be rich,
To have a warm dress to wear
Besides plenty to eat and drink,
And money enough to sparel
wonder how It feels to be we'll,
And able to walk or run
No matter how sharp the piercing blast,
No matter how hot the sun.
wonder how II seems to have friends,
10 nave uoiuc VI q uSot
wonder II | am lonlier than
shall be when am deadl
/ wonder how It seems to be good
To kneel in a church and prayl
wonder, i'll should ask them to,
Would angels take me awayS
wonder what has become OF her
Who kissed me while on her kneel
She used to clasp me close to her breast,
As though she was fond OF me.
wonder why IT Is am III,
And hungry, and cold, and poori
! work as hard as ever caa-
Ny path looks clean, lam sure
III sit on the curb awhile to rest
I'll feel better by and by.
feel better nowl 'Tis not so ooddl
The child had lain down TO die.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-18
c,TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Q

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF
- Nevada In Probate Court. Notice is hereby
given that Ii. b. Thompson having filed in this Court
his petition praying for an order of sale of the real
and personal property of the estate Of WILLIS AIS
STON deceased, the hearing Of the same has been
fixed by said Court for MONDAY the 22d day Of
April 1861 at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon Of said
day of the April Term Of 1851, at the Court Room
thereof at the Court House in the City and County Of
Nevada and all persons interested said estate
notified then and there to appear and show cause If
any they have why the said petition should not be
granted.
March 25th 1861.
JOHN s. LAMBERT, Clerk,
mar26-4w BY Jos. M. LEyEY, Deputy.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-18

Upon rea ding the affidavit filed in this cause, and
1t appearing therefrom that said Plaintiff has good
Of action against said defendant and that said
defendant is within this State, but cannot after
due diligence be found it is hereby ordered that
vice Of summons therein be de by in the
Nevada Democrat, a newspaper published in Nevada
County, for the period of three weeks successfully.
Given under my hand this 1st day Of April 1851.
apr2-td JOHN KENDALL, J. p.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-18
CUMMONs.-state of California, County

CUMMONS.-StRte OF California, County
- and Township of Nevada, s.. Before John Ken
DALI J. p. People Of the State of California TO A.
PLUMLEY You are hereby summoned to appear
before the undersigned Justice Of the Peace at his
Office in said Township, Saturday the goth day Of
April A. d. 1861 at 10 O'Clock NJ. TO answer to the
complaint of S. LUBECK, who demands Of you the
sum Of S5S IL due on account per account now on
file in my office. On failure to appear and answer
judgment win be rendered against you for the said
sum of S5S, IL and costs of suit.
Given under my hand this 1st day Of April 1851.
JOHN KENDALL, J. p.
true copy, attest, W. C. Asher, Constable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-18

A WESTERN paper. announcing the death
of gentleman 10 Iowa, says: "He was q
great admirer Of Horace Greeley, hut 9TH
erwise 3 respectable man.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-18
NOTICE.
NUTICE.
ITO ALL PERSONS HOLDING WAR

ITO ALL PERSONS HOLDING WAR
i rants registered on the General Fund Of Nevada
county, notice is hereby given that in accordance
with the Statute approved April sth 1859, entitled
an act amendatory Of an act entitled act to au-
thorize the Board of Supervisors to levy Special
Tax for county purposes approved April 22d 1857,
approved Feb. 9th 1858, aud in pursuance thereof
having estimated the amount balance remaining In
the Special Fund, and It appearing that the sum Of
eight thousand dollars (ss O00) viii be applicable to
the purposes specified Ia said act Now, therefore,
notice Is hereby given that sealed proposals o- the
delivery ofCounty Warrants drawn on the General
Fund OF Nevada county as provided in said act will
be received up to the first Monday in May A. D. 1861,
by the Board Of Supervisors In and for said county
Nevada City, April lst 1861.
apr2.td JNO. 3. LAMBERT, Co. Auditor.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-04-18
NOTICE Is HERERY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the undersigned will apply to the Board Of Su-
pervsOrs Of this county ON the FIRST of May, ~
soon thereafter as hearing can be had, for renew
al Of license to Oect toll trail and bridge
the Middle Yuba opposite Orleans Flat and also for
trail and bridge opposite Snow Point.
apr6 4wpd H. DlEVEND0RFF.