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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-05
d. CAULKINs, AUcTIONEER
a. SALE OF OVER $1,000 WORTH
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
aaT EH AT PUBLIC AUCTION


At PUBLIC AUCTION
Ashe elegant residence 2i5 West Fourteenth street,
e 3t A& Eighth avenue, on 7-W
Monday May s. at l0ls o'clock, precisely,
Ne catalogue comprising the
Household Furniture and works Of A o.
offered at auction this sasonthe entire Furniture
awolling all Of which viii he without reserve and
- found In first class residenoe-Paror Ibrary Dining
Room And Chamber Furniture
sod rosewood Suits in maroon, blue gold and
ac an ss atm Of ss most expensive
ered IN cold blue crimson and maroon satin three solid
rosewo9d Centre Tables with rich marble tops
Eegeres with marble tops plate glass door &C.
expressly for the elegant Satin window Curtains
Dsonse and Ormolu Clocks elegant China with the
France mannheim French plate Pisr Jlass viii rich and
hesvy gold frame; NAnel Mirror match. six feet
square heavy embroidered Lace window Curtains and Coz
sxsts such Landscapes, Winter Marine Views,
ofptnral Pieces &c the ole forming very pleasing
gAIt finished all round Plate richly with
pearl cost 5000 being valuable instrument; rosewood
SAano STOOL covered In satn with elegant and costly
Dining Rooms-Rich vevc, Tapestry Carpet IN good order
eod oak Exension Table all polished in the
cloth ;her with all the ruby crystal cut Gsswae
Miaes Gaamnssnss ru%nrA Goel,ts ana Deesntsrs %
Yea and Dinner Service sayers Cake Baskets Casters
ee ana Tea Crns oons Forks Liquor Stands super
Fable Cutlery, marble Pitchers. &c.
stesds stauary top Bureaus ant Com
70 90 pounds and 10 excecn condition in.
Racks Toilet Sets u Cloths Star Carpets and Rods vi
nogany cushioned Chairs Rockers Soias Lounges. Couch
BEDS Tea and Dn,;ng Tables a. No post
goods must be removed ON the day OF sale.
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HENRY B. HERfS, JR., AUCTIONEEB.
III By HENRY WOOD a Coz
ASSiGNEES SALE.
ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE,

HA''' D. h i, Hhs Wy N WOOD 1G
ELEGANT nnsiSEr ii1eiksssiruRE,
on soNDAY, NAY 3 4 III = o SS
Comprising roewooa rarar sa ro.ewoo marble top
wsshssnds Bureaus Bes,eaas Bullets Secretaries, eiit
DC. Terms cash. caialoeg., a. "a, e
HHshr 3. H y Ras ss x sssa9 2 1a:,
W. Co. "''. on TGRspAy ,1AY&
40 hfoADwSY.
Eh Diamond Jcwesiy in sris, Baeeleu, Pins Earrings
ass ii &c Ss az. ns e sas S Chain
sss x g. s s q 'ss
and so.s e *. sea .n ss,
enton Of the ~. ,ssd e.
the saifsroom., $50 Broadway.
Henry d MINER ArcrIovEER-sAL 81
IL Nassau street. opIcsitc the Post once.-M1NER
Il s ~ f., sri sn s sss ssy
e., ?, no.;ea.s Planes & re
ns and oa s s . ns .n
nsss sss s s" Ss. a sssn ss ss "a
bss sna Fd~. sss Walnut ss
' % w,asas 2s,.a: sss ssss xxi
made ~ our eiiy nsse. Also ono
se a ns,s s s s aud ono ha'
| UEyRy n LEEDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "A
nj lpH oelok ~ Isl Eighth avenue general
pcs Gilt frame Mirrors mahogany suit covered in hair.
doth Hair Mattresses Bolsters Pillows Brdsesas
ssss cara r.
ss Tssss.ss ss t: gs Shss y
chars fhins crces aud Gss. ware also srs- LOT o.
Drop TsA gil Ca Bscss,s g. sale ",Soa, ses.Ss.
r gooARr. AucrIoyEER- 8 a J. sooAR1.
moriEsss sac % uo0s.hoid furnuse cen.ssnr Of
ss.y rss.r Ssss SMs.s sI.
JOHN W. sohERiSDiKE, Attorney tcr Mortgage.
r B0GAar, -AUcTIoxEER-BY a. al BooARr
-. Monday, Maya, at oco X, In front.of store No
North William street mortgAsc sole OF nay Horse
s t Mare. sns cns about 10 hands hh sound
CHARLES y. WAITS, Attorney for Mortgages.
r BoeARr,. AucTIoNEER-BY a. a.. BooARr,
10 North %sm street. oassSo sr''es .e.s
Of mahogany SOFAS rsrior. no ding and Ea.y Chars
Dressing Bureaus wsskanS isnss ana
ws ws .nd orSsg .aa
tagc Mattresses Bedng Kitchen Furniture xc
Also one Hearings Fire Proof Sale. Once Dssxa q, A.
JOSEPH HEcETTtHFE sp AsyyTrIoSEsR
Alto o'clock A. NJ, 81 me ~ nirai ssicspccma
xeSosasy and %.nS fsrlor Jhsm ss s.sess
Furniture, Mahogany Show Cases, 4e.
r r; ITAyEE, AucTIosEER-sy nvrcHEsoS 4
near Eighth stree Lounges Chsirs Rs.sss s,s H..
1pr Cookery md gsfsware ss siocs and yslsrs. OF
pcsantsrs ice Bo{ siorr Ensraurss, FaaIsnss, eiil
Frame Mirrors &C. '.t -
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SAA&61S M NV AONs
A ucr1os EcTIcE-sy WIN. SHELLEY, " Avg ! 9,
i oScs a. No. ~ psap sss al tnds q
Yellow and Rock Ware il Free sales
A SSIEs aGL sRI SALE OF STRAW AND L. GOODS.
ssoAsE vi, Sf i " s u Siss,, GOODS
VA fsrs E9 pas sad No So Aassss street
y sl TN ip q
at sasa can make isor9e " he q
ioeaioas in lie Ss city '' - 'S' GEO SEwH1LL
ID HEAD aactioneeri 900 Cases Boots, shoss B,ogans
sn Srss r. % rS'acS MAY 81
ing PRIME lines p desirable goods direct from manefae-
logaes ready on morning OF sale
NoNsTABLEs sALE-RIcHARD WALTERS, AUG.
Gnser VII s us day. a. io4 oooGs by virtue q az
susnaG alas Bnrsas table, Beas,sas .w,ny Iron
Two % gn a a'o one oo p sa
agna Eva
Wrobes Centre Tables Maple Chairs, six sets OF Pail
lasos, &C.
nANID D. EGAN, ArcTloNEER, WILL SELL THIS
y At a cana o s'est "A, two oos the =
Bs saan, aaa Ra aF eeB
IRE, &C. Also, 70 second hand Brlss is Carpets.
i oneer, Vim sell ii Iaibic auction, N welnesta next
May AZ the FMrni,ure, China, aud Glass Ware, Feather
Beds, Pillows Blankets Quits, French plate Pier Glasses
SIZE 3Sx0 Carpets, Rags, Gas Chandeliers. Sewing Ma
chimes, &C. the house oil H. Frdenberg No 239
East broadway sale positive.
DOR sALE-BY PUBLIC AUCTION. AT QUoGuE
lgns sa tn Wsdne,day May navy is g. s sscn
at Suoguc Quogue he reached from New YORK by
railroad. Trains leaye James slip At 4 NJ and az r NJ.
CEo HoLBRooK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 800
" Broadway. Mortgage sale HOLBROOK 4 CAGNEY
will SILL Tuesday, May at 1919 ocloch in Fourth street,
rosewood Paflor suits BY Huchings one Rosewood
FaS SETS lace sna sr
e SSSa ana sn sM ssoSm Fn
Ingram Carpets Hall Olsoths hrge lot Of Bedding. Pan
nss and Engraines China and Parian marble yasrs Gil
rondees three Chanibcr Suits line Gas Chandeliers Extern
with the Silver China Cnt Glass and Plated Ware &c. The
Furniture Of his house cost over sOo Catalogues
"e Il %ih sd duo @ rN'
EDwARD srNTzENIcH. AucTroNEER
GAM AkE sAE M FARE SfSGE 2E FIR vk
oosShNihNi by q T. VIE II. tbavEspoRr.
Al lo,s oclo,s. an a, is and is si saoApwAY,
Large stock Of elegant Household Furniture, of Of
FIRST CITY MANUFACTURERS,
G aaN6stiS ii PS a siTs Of
or ROSEWOOD black walnut and maho any Eageres and
RICH CHAMBER FURNITURE,
robes Armores with French plate mirrors; Bedsteads Blu
rears commodss Washstanas Lanng Easy Glars ae
hhiBKAaf, DINING ROOM AhD o HAlL FURNITURE.
J.GILLESPIE, Jr, Assisnees'
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IJENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
Ii Executors sale Of valuable Horses Pones Carriages

IJENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
Ii Executors sale Of valuable Horses Ponies, Carriages
&c.
HENRY H. LEEDS co. viii acll al auction, on Tues
day, May at II O'clock in front OF store No 80 Mas
street, Of valuable Horses Carriages Po
nea, Ac.. VIZ 8f
A SPLENDID DRIVING BAY MARE, very Stylish and is
probably best saddle the city old
has been used by y lady; sound and kind cos. $50
GRAY MARE, sound and kind In all hal eight
years old is fast traveller and od under the saddle;
mot iesrabe horse.
BLACK MAIZE, eight years old, sound and kind in all
hacut excellent sad lie and very stylish action
AF1fR or WELL MATCHED PONIES, perfectly sound
aDH knd travel well together; gentle that children
play with them Also the Wagon and Harness. made
rider,
"A FINE SINGLE PONY. perfectly gentle, sound and
VERY FINE SHETLAND PONY, perfectly Rante.
sound and kind.
ONE LIGHT WAGON in perfect order, has been bui lille
used male 10 order W Miner Stevens.
ONE ROCKAMAY rOrPE, very little used, In good
der built by Miner Stevens. cost &5O Saddle, Bride
add Bit made by Trainer; d.. do made by 0bson
several Side Saddles, bits and other articles.
Also variety OF tine Robes Lap Robes &c. Ac., without
reserve
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JOSEPH HEoEMAN, -AuoFIoSERR.

u IUErDA1t LAY u
Alto o'clock A. ~, 81 the 81 trai ssicsvocrs
corner Of Wioughby and Peal strcen Hrooklxr
Mahorauy and Walnut Paror, thambsr ara Y,as,h.r
Furniture, Mahogany Show Cases, 1c.
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UcT1ON rCTICE-BY VIM. W. SHIRLEY AUG.
IA uonser GrCekery and Giasswa Tuesday, Nay az
10 o'clock No III Pearl street, all kinds OF heat WAlte
Granite Tea Toilet and Dinner Ware Edged. Dpred CO,
Yellow Ware lots for retailers Free sale
Call Al see. fNee q
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A uCTIoN sAIK OF READY MADE CLOTHING. &C. "A
- NJ CRlSTALAR, auct ioneer win sc this day May At
w o'clock ~ Boweiy large stock OF Cloth
ny compr1sing Ene black Coh and Cashmere and
s i summer Pants; sk Satin Cloth and Marsccs sss
80 large lot OF Cloths Cassimcres Satncts Mushn as
Ssnings Alpaas Sesias large lot Of Linen and MuAin
Scots, Shoes, Caters, Al - -" ~ -
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IxaR ALE ~ sfSG1 4Fg URNifHhE

Two elegant 70 I'd Parlor Suits 80
In Sofsr,Eo satin And three cololed bTocatel,
BaAltar marble top Centre and Pier Tables ~
spendd ROSEWOOD PtaDo'orts. Stool and Cover,
Aa<niicent Etag Secretaries, rich Carpets.
Bionzes, siattary and beautiful ..,.-4
&Ms-st. ~ Far VI Omanents Vases, Ac, re-, ~
To ie pefemptnrfy sold Tor cash,
This say Monday, at 2 O'Clock precisely,
~ The hvs ssdeuce No i1 West fwenty street.
tween seventh and Eighth avenues,
0cthan ELgrc cot 500 s.tarJ bic top Centre
AL Pier Tab superb God Pianofore octave
FISCHER maker, cost sou. with Cabinet and
Dover; Tour eles ant Per AMI Mantel Mirrors with
6iabs and Tables; dan ak aud lac, Curtains, rich
- French Shaies solid rosewood Parior Suits brocae
Eadys Escrootre, Marguerite Bots de Cabinets
ROSEWOOD aud Want Il ieaT.es Brnnzes elegant
and Mantel Vases, $40 pair; French Work Tables
fArensnd Hsque Ornaments, with valuable colec
don OF PaBt elegant Marine Views, by North, ot
lAndsc &C bronze Chandeliers Corner Eaeres, Ter
kfsh lTun es With Ann Chairs 70 match.
~ DINING ROOM CHAMBERS AND LIBRARY.
Fourteen feet oak Extension Table oak dining Chairs
bic Top Buffet rich FIR nch and Bohemia Sets
g. 20 mach throu shOgt ivory Cutlery, Silver
ea urns Spoons Forks, crystal and ruby glass Cob
tet Unampasnc Wino1 with complete
CneG.assi rosewood Beds:eaaa superior Hair Spring
Mattrcases oval Mrrurs Chamber Suits bronze Cocss
Card Tables. e'csaa Beds anil Beddn, Brussels
esaan CatpeiA ar Capsts Han Sand, with age
yey OF rosewood and mahogany Chamber and other Fur
Z, AttuTe enumerated NJ l-@ 80
MB.-Speeal attention 10 called this sale a
she furnitu
new, and will be
fsr 1855 rcmptoriiy sold. 34i ~
Catalogues at house.
Reliable win lie IN attendance cart pack ship
She goOds$or Parcs asers
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LloR SALE-BY PUBLIC AUCTION. AT QUoGuE,
Long iss Sim ron wednesday. May Z lse2, At noon
at puosue. Quogue be reached from New YORK by
railroad Trains leave James slip at A. NJ and ~ r. NJ
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q s9's ssEsi4rsE :, :.
sA"' ANY aisT so sD s "a hx FAAk ASD klz
's"~'iSS * 4 "a .S acS s,s'S May s
800 q At AZ w g ssse pRsc .ss, 4:
-. .-esa RS 3 ~ i.,d Nth asenaes.-
rosewood and black walnut Suits
nseAas ana osHoa chAade.isra, v.,.. ,,.,.n,. c.,.
s,rs AA.l prsses4 chaa vases ,.''.-.,,--'',
O.. sssAassss Lace Curtains
ass s r Ssa% as p fqTr s"sm sp prn i
r.. .a% s's and Kitchen aIss S,sy Table
e s 20 III s sa lie dialogue n
=. Z 4 rs niars al a. % S Grssr
=. ,..s s,sa1s go sas !. e ne best description
osssss Rosessos B.ssssss and Secretaries En-
f~s ss.r.' u. - sl.s and srais,s Man,el MI
s.s& sas ie aasnssn, SUITS a brawns Room Room
s. se.sI,s u se coo. .o SAN s,:ss s e .he
s Ar 80 ss1 S ss ,s ssk th %nso r9 ,ss
49, - = ava az back Fsss ia,eni Re o;
p.iaa y Co., oifS s a'' s Ssae' ss r.'f g.
ssy 's s s - a sss.s ne @ Pas q sssa
y ss a e: ME- .Af T. r rn'l "a ess
ssr Aaris Fisl and RIO. er piece original, by Rasseaa
ss...,. sse.. sie.is Hamlet SarEarss,s Cru
ss,s.s' Ssrs oon ,oronmn
e u sd ria ,s sasn superb
srscl .xr ana cAe four round corners fni plate
ese-ssssN bass, al modern tr1avenlens BY city
make~s tab go " COMPETENT judges pronounced
IA so rosSsaa Sas 5s1 q Dressing e s Ba
ssrt Fac ctass Asr.rs rosewood Bs.lsleads. richly
esrse1 ss fssls XIV; Com mode Table dc Nu Cochs,
kesh-r. Arm chars oval Back Chairs, covered n
ana spas MATTE s:' f ssa s'S ss.
niankeA Coah erisnes Eossrs. Pi.ioxk Oval Mirrors.
Pa Tel PA lars Sets,
"a bnsasel csrans urpes chambers-7Mahogany and
oek walnut bureaus kedstssds Mashsars SOFAS, Rocs-
s. beos RNks Toilet sss, Corn Sands, Bedding 1c
ninn MS hdoak carved Bullets ssiuary marble top;
Cnars, sicg nj T. Crystal and Ruby Glassn vz-Ds
otat darn Nobet-, Cram agnes, Wines Lemon
ca r.molers Frut Ses.ry and ervc Sands sets OF
HDgcs tows ruDl pttian panch Bowls, ruby
and rod Liquor St sod china Dinner Set go pieces,
by ated, Tea A Here's solid silver Dinner and
Tca SeiA Al China aud Ola from
the rei.n aied house % Peepin Co. Paris Silver Ware
Ooaee Urn, Caka Easkets NAPKIN Rings Spoons
Durks. DRY Tshi :
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"A UCTIoN SALE OF FURNITURE. IN p,,cov, -
a. COLE MURPHY, Monday. n iois o,r,ds ~ =.
~ fulton street consisting OF mahogany Sofas rbsirS
three suis painted Chamber furnnrr hs ~
Ess Fixtures oss Duips cis, Eskrsvp Fable A.
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81. TRAyR, this Gay, at 1ox oc T. al III Sinh ss.r.
near Eighth stree Sofas lounges Chairs BesisaSs Be-
Liquor Store in Bfanay, seears tass Kes. usm,,os
pceanters ice Boy, Store, Ensaurgs, faaI.nga eiii
Frame Mirrors &c. ft'-Ft - -
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EDWARD sINTZENICH, AUCTlONEER.
FIRST CLASS CABINET FURNITURE,
Manufactured expressly for city retail trade.

BY G. w. DAVENPORT.
Tuesday Wednesday next 10Y O'Clock each day.
the premises, r-M
GAG BROADWAY. corner Bleccker street,
The large stock Of eegnt Furniture above consisting Of
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PARLOR FURNITURE,
including very richly carved and plain moulded SUITS rich
Eageres. Tables and ohr ar.icles in great varsity.
sW BLACK WALNUT PARLUR SUITS,
Of the latest designs = q
go RICH CHAMBER FURNITURE,
in rosewood, black walnut, nabo. and oak, Of
DINING ROOM AND LIBRARY FURNITURE
embracing unsnaly large assortment or plain and
Saeboaids Extension Tables, Bookcases Lounges
"' CHOICE DINING ROOM SUITS
in walnut and K, plain and carved covered in reps.
HALL FURNITURE. H
Every description OF Tables, flaracks, Chairs DC.
In addition the above will be found all articles usually
kept in first class stock May be examined and catalogues
Monday.
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TEo HOLBROOK AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO. $50
Observation-Disclosures n CAGNEY win sell, on Mon
day. May At O'Clock at IS West Houston street. the Fur
nre five story house removed for of SALE
Splendid Chandelier cost SIPS rosewood Paror suits,
three Chamber do rosewood, mahogany and walnut Bed
sleads; Bureaus Washsands Hair Mattresses Feather
Beds Sofas Rockers Hat Racks brussels and Ingram Car
pets. Olcloth, Dining Room and kitchen Furniture. &C.
Sale positive De not forget the hour, 2 O'Clock.
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A uCIioNEERs,--JoHNK X. OAKLEY A CO WILL srIr.
on MondpN May A. 10 A. NJ, 81 No 100 Carol street.
md Ingram Carpets Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machinc
pcndid rosewood Suit, in crimson broce
snch Bsdsteads bureaus and Chairs baek walnut
eidebosrd, silver plated Tea SET Brddns W
rnrtans Engavlngs Crocksry miscelapeors ROOF 1a0
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4t.f y se8E #st eGl ENM
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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-07
Oats and Cow Peas
EOR SALE FOR CASH, ATT THE OLD CORNER.
Il November T.. W. BONNEY
Notice.

r HAVE THIS DAY, OCTOBER "a, SOLD OUT
i my entire stock of Goods Wares and Merchandise,
IN the town Of Camden, to }. NJ Springer Esq, who
will continue the business at the same stand I have
occupied heretofore in the said town. All persons
who are in anywise indebted to me, will please make
payment of the same to said J. NJ. Springer, at an
early day; and all who have claims against me will
present them to him for settlement.
December IL r. SPRINGER
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Notice.

TNIIIS IS TO CAUTION ALL PERSONS FROM
trading for Note given Mr. NJ X. Bla, * for
about hundred and seventy dollars. dated the
early part of the present year. and signed by Suth
erland & Lemond and James Duniap'-the said note
having been lost, and since settled by a new paper
1t given for the hire of Phil and Charles for the
year 1861. r. w. BONNEY.
December 20
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Gen. Beaurcgard has ordered all the j -
rant store keepers away from Columbus, and
forbid the selling of liquor within ten m..cs,
or its introduction into camp.
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An extensive gun factory has been set in
operation at Holly Springs Miss consider
able number Of gun-barrcls are rolled out every
day, and contracts have been entered into to
supply the Government with 10000 guns in
q short line,
CoNFEDERATE PosTAGE STAMPs-The five
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the ten cents red, as announced officially.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-17
0dNeeklp Autts 8eeor0

A Rich FISD.-Being among the lrst VINO
entered the rebel forti6cations, discovered a
barrel which proved to be apple brandy Pull
ing cut the oor:i-,o5 from the bung hole. turn
ed il up and filed canteen. While doing
this, one of Bob McCook's skirmishers came
in, and says, 81 Vat you gets there?" replied
that it appeared to be pretty fair apple bran
dv; upon which the Dutchman ran to the
door, calling out furiously: " Hans. Henrick
schnapps, See, come arousr' Upon which q
dozen Dutchmen came in, and the brandy,
which was not spilled upon the ground, vas
soon transferred to their canteeus. | said,
" Bows, you had better look out-this is doc
tors shop, and there may be strychnine in that
brandy" They paused moment to look at
each other, when one of them exclaimed =
L" Pr Got, Hans, l tell you vat do trinks
some, and if it don't kill me. den you trinks :
upon which he took long and hearty pull at
his canteen, and, smacking his lips moment,
said, All right, Hans, go ahead" - Letter
from the War
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-17
Summons.

EN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIF.
teeenth Judicial District of the State OF Califor-
MA in and for the County Of Buite.
Bridget C1Hiion Mautice Campion.
Action brought in the District Cont OF the Fif-
teenth judicial district aud the complaint filed in
the County OF Butte in the Office o the Clerk OF
said District Court.
The People OF the State Of California send greeting
to Maurice Campion: You are hereby required to
appear in an action brought against you 10y the
above named Plaintiff in the District Court Of the
Fifteenth Judicial District of the State OF California
in and for the County of Butte. and to answer the
complaint fled therein, "a copy Of which accompa-
MES this Summons) within Ten DAYS (eXcusive Of
the day OF service) after the service on yuu of This
Summons-it served within this County; or. il
served out OF this County but in this Judicial Dis
tlict, within twenty days or if served out Of said
District. then within forty days-or Judgment by
default will be taken against YOU
The said action is brought to obtain a decree
tween the plaintiff, Bridget Campion and defend.
and. Maurice Campion. Plaintiff alleges in her
complaint file herein that deiendan; has deserted
her and failed to provide for her maintenance: and
II you fail To appear and answer the said COM
plant aS above required the Plaintiff win apply
To the Court for the relief prayed for in her com
plant file herein.
-l Given under my hand and Seal of the
! SEAL. District Court Of the Fifteenth Judicial
'--' District, this ID day of October. in the
year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
siXty-one.
H.N. PHIPPS. Clerk.
SMITH X RoSENBAUN, Atiys for Pltf. o5
The weekly Butte record., 1862-05-17
Summons.

81 THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIF-
s teenth Judie al District, of the State Of Caifor-
MIA, in and tor the county Of Butte.
j. VI. Clark & Bro. Vs. c. 8. Lytle.
Action brought in the District Court of the Fif-
teenth Judicial District and the complaint filed in
the County Of Batte, in the Office of the Clerk of
said District Court.
The People of the State of California send Greet
ing to C. 5. Lytle: You are hereby required
To appear in an action brought against you 6v the
above named Plaintiff in the District Court OF the
Fifteenth Judicial District of the State OF Cafor-
MA, IN and for the County OF Butte and to answer
the complaint filed therein. "a copy of which ac-
companies this Summons) within ten days. excl1-
sve OF the day Of service after the service on YOU
OF this SummOns-if served within this county: or
If served out of this county. bat in this Judicial
District within twenty days; or if served ont of
said District. then within forty days-or Judgment
by default will be taken against you.
The said action is brought to obtain Judgment
against you upon a promissory note dated Oro-
vile sept 9TH 1871. for balance due of one hun
dred and one dollars. and interest at the rate Of
three per cent. per month from the 5th dav of De
esmber 1851, for the further sum of one hundred
and slXiy-three ftty-nine one-hundredths dollars.
due on promiss0ry note dated Oroyille Nav goth
lS5S and interest from date at the rate Of five nar
cent per month"; also for the further sum Of fifteen
dollars for money loaned and legal interest from
18th OF July 1858 till paid, set forth in com
plant; and if You fail to appear and answer said
complaint Is above required, the plaintiff Will take
Judgment by default against you for said sums
Ay order of Hon.Warren I. Sexton in open Court.
- Given under my hand and Seal of the
z- District Court of the Fifteenth Judicial
-A'- District this 5th day Of December. in the
- year of oar Lord, oEe thousand eight
hundred and sixty-one
diam M.PHIPPs, Clerk.
GRANGER MAURICE, Att vs. for pltff.