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KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND

KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
All kinds of Watches Violin Trimmings;
Gold Amer. Watches; Italian Violin Strings.
Silver American Lever Gold Loekets,
Watches; Plated Lockets;
English lever Watches Gold Keys;
Ladies Gold Watches; Gold Pins;
Duplex Watches; Gold Finger Rings;
Lepine Watches; Gold Shirt Studs;
s day alarm Clocks; Gold Sleeve Buttons
30 hour alarm Clocks; Gold Bracelets;
Weight Clocks; Gold Breast Pins;
Spring Clocks; Gold Ear Drops;
Silver Spoons; Colored Spectacles;
Plated Spoons; Double GlAss specta-.
Silver Thimbles; eles;
Gold Chains; Hear-sighted Soecks.
Plated Chains Coral Beeds, a
Steel Chains; Pocket Books;
Silver Chains; Fancy Hair Pins:
Guitars; and great many other
Accordeons; rfsr-ta articles. ra---s : ~
Flutiuas; 49, ~s.r srrfs.r1 - s-sfT
AL. articles sold by me will be warrs1tsd
as recommended at the time Of sale. Also
cash paid for old silver.
Clocks, Watches and Jswelry neatly re-
paired and warranted. e li11ar7s -
I'll il.r - 81 WI. SHOBER.4
Public Square. Gsilspclis, o.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-06
syrup OF Sorgho.

GONE Of the very best, for sale by .
y D. s. FORD 4 BRO.
Nov. 7. 1851. rT'a Irlail -
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CASH PRICES!

| have on hand at present, among many
other articles:
Sugar Of different kinds and grades;
Superior Molasses, Coffae, Tea and Spices;
Cheese, Candles. Cider Vinegar;
Cakes, Candies, Nuts; 30
And every thing usually kept IN well fur
nished Grocery, at Wholesale or retail.
Ny Stuck of
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-06
HIGH WINES

IILO II W ~ I'D ~
is complete. and will stand the test of the In.
speetor, warranted free from headache, stomach
ache, and sll other aches Of which man is us
ually afflicted by taking on common arti-
Gle They are sold in lawful quantities, so
walk in and inspect for yourselves
MY OYSTER SALOON
Is now in full blast, and / wish it. distinctly
understood that sell none but A NO. ONE
OYSTERS, done up in every conceivable
style called for. at all hours Of the day and un-
til 10 o'clock p ~ Walk in and try them,
and if you do not find them az represent my
name is not A. MOCH.
January ., 1862.
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Your Obd't Serv't
H. S. WELTON,

Capt. 18th Infantry o. 5. A.
P. S. For further information on this
subject l would refer those interested
in their own and their country's
welfare, to the subjoined copy of "cir-
culsr," issued by the War Department
at Washington and is therefore reliable
in every particular.
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then shall We Characterize his speech
here? 1t was about what we might ex-
pect from a man who was Western Re-
serve Wing, 9sone. of the antislavery
stripe, until he migrated to Muscatiue,
Democatic county, where he soon be.
came Democratic candidate for Office.
He had much to say about the corrup
ton of the Administration, bat we
thought that he felt worse because the
Dernocrats did not get all the stealings,
than because there was stealing. No one
preteuds to deny that there have been
frauds practiscd upon the government,
during the last eighteen months, and
none regret them more than the Presi-
dent and his party, and right here is
the difference between the Republicans
aud Democrats; while the former are
anxious to have the guilty parties, no
matter who they are, discovered and
punished, the latter have always cndeav
orcd to ever up the frauds committed by
their partizaps. We have yet to see the
man who will say that in the recent
frauds Democrats are not as much inter.
ested as Republicans.
We heard not a word against tie reb.
els, except this: 81 blame them for 60
ing out uhen they did," His whole
speech was in justification of the rebels.
Why it should not be characterized as
reasonable speech we cannot conceive.
He said that he wanted "the Union as
it was with jeff Davis and Toombs and
all the rest of the rebels back 10 Con-
grcss, if the Southern people wished to
send them there
Reader, do do you want JEFF. Davis to
have any hand in making laws for you
to live under? If you do vote for
Ihayer. you do not, then vote for an
'onest man, the soldiers friend, HIRAM
PRICE
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Proclamation by the President Of the Ir,;-
ted States.
VI ASHlSGTON, Sent 2.

/ HAsHlSGToy, Sept. p.
By the President ofMe Eaited .St1tcs
\ pRocLAMATIoN:-I, Abraham Lin.
cola, President of the United States If
Am rlca, and Commander.in Chiefof the
army and navy thereof, hereby proclaim
and declare that hereafter as herctofore
the war viii be prosecuted for the obiec,
q practically restoring the constitutional
relation between the United States and
tHe Peep lie thereof, in which States tina,
Is','lon IS or W be suspended or dis
tnroed; that 1t is my purpose upon the
next meeting Of Congress to aaaio re-
commend tie adoption Of a practical
measure rendering pecuniary aid to the
'tce acceptance Or rejection of all the
/ slave States, so called. the pcop,e whore.
o. may not be in rebellion against the L.
D. and which States may then have vol.
unfairly adopted, or thereafter may vol.
unfairly adopt immediate or gradual
aoo''s'1ment Of slavery within their re
spectiVe limits; and that the efforts to
eolonlze persons of African descent, with
'ne'r consent, upon the continent or
ELSEWHERE with the previously obtained
consent o'the governments existing there,
VIII be continued. That on the first d,y
OF January, in the year of our Lord ciyh.
teen hundred and sixty three, all persons
ne'a as slaves within any State or onv
designated part Of a State the peonje
whereof shall then be in rebellion against
Tue = h'ted States, will be thenceforward
ana forever free. and the executive eoy-
eminent or the United States instrnct;,,
ln me, military and naval authority thereof
VIII recognise and maintain the freeao,,
vi such persons, and will do no act ~
. stes I? reprcss such persons, or any Of
s"e'o IN any Efforts they may make for
on the LIST day of January aforesaid, bv
designate the States, and
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FOR READTPAI ONLT!
FlNkLE Il LYON
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
Branch Office, lO2 Lake Street. }
Chicago, III.

EVt the purpose OF facilitating the Sewing
i machine Trade In the West, the r,NkLEd
LION SEWING MACHINE co. haze opened
permanent once in Chicago, No. lo2 Lake st.,
The usual charges for flights on M,chn.
rom Ne" ork to this place win he adde, to the
! new ofk Prices In every other re>nect the
nus'hess oi the Chicago Office will be done on
York. r'A' '''o' :" ''"
full assortment Of Machines with all tho
Iare improvements, is already in the Chicago
,hlce. ana all or1srs for Machines and Sewing
Machine Findings viii be promptly filled.
10 parties niue acquainted with the Finkie 4
~ ,or r living Machines the careful rcrrsa of
me Compahys circular Is cspec;allv romm.nd
ca. ms circular can be had on nnn,;ca.inr-
- ~ very specihc and will be found highly in.
| SI"ct'Ve' hasing been prepared with murh care,
aat we VIII abide by all statements therein
The following brief quotation i, characteristic
OF tue entire circular: ~'' ~ - ''''
~ ing Machine is better adap,ea than any
"tnei sewing Mac inc in market to the frequent
.aahs,s ana almost endless variety of sewing
t,dd IN family; for it will sew from one to
ninr ~. " is OF MarseiIles without stop
f .h' make every stitch perfect Will sew
sion inc finest gauze to the heaviest eloth and
chan; strongest harness leather without
az b''s tHe ieed.necdle or tension or making
Th a'1 h .ht OF machine whatever"
liB 81. -. w successfully overcome the most
was w point in the Sewing Machine art. It
sa~ .v ordinary triumph. DedantIy can we now
ras, .o other Machine compares With it in this
'ri,p Hence, have we uniformly-almost
,han, ' tAeeptloh--iaken the highest premium,
i nn1ne'ef the Machine has been properly exhb
NJ, ~ competition with other firstclass Sewing
ia .,hes. Hence it is that we are able to offer
vi rne ,i,"'nW'ng guarantee viz, ave warrant eve
n'chihe we sc to give BETTER satisfaction
,nan n ahy o'her Sewing Machine in market or
money refnnded:' We never sell Machine on
"", other terms. The guarantee is as reliable
"a ' n no'e OF any business man in the land -
suc "' Ere 'nan five years have we relied upon
,.;tio ,a's ior the repHtion Of our Machine; and
,hora u! single travelling agent in the field
ua,. . - scarcely a neighborhood on the CONT
w. ," "neie the Machine Ia not fnvorably known
max a'e s shch reputation to one based on
"niie e taxing points, a. they are technically
i n,'," "a me trade Hence we make but one
' W., " stitch, viz. the lock stitch. ALL on
80 ,, h'nes, requiring only one.third tho thread
!, A. -. Local Agents wanted in every counn
n,o"sho6t the West. Special induceme""
F;nkle h Lyon r.. n. GO.,
f'''me Ss RsoIpvAv. WV Fss
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FEDERAL Loss at Iuka Oyerestimated.

p, hlEADouARrERs, CoRINrH, Sept. %.
To Gen. HuNeck:
La my dispatch Of the 20,h, our loss
was over estimated. We found POI n,
their dead upon the field, while our loss
IN killed will be less than 100.
L. s. GRANT.
Special Dispatch to the Muscatine Journal,
~ CAIRO, Sept 90.
10 John .Nahin: The Fifth, Tenth
and Sixteenth Iowa regiments were at
tached to Gen. Rozencranz's command
In the tight at 1uka. The loss of tho
Tour regiments, in killed and wounded
Is one hundred and fifty.
Co.. Chambers, of the Sixteenth VIVA
Tonnded slightly in the right shoulder
LIS Adlntant, Lieut. Laurens, killed
The Eleventh, Thirteenth and F;f
teenth Iowa regiments, under Co|onel
Croker, were also engaged. Their lose
Is very light. The Iowa regiments did
most of the fighting. CAM
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FRIEND DASIEIs:-
We have been kept in a state Of con-
tlnued excitement here, for the last few
days, on account Of rumors of a heavy
force OF rebels under Gen Price, march.
ing on this place, en- route fyr Corinth.
But the communication Of these in de-
/ tai, would tend only 10 increase the zen.
cral interest in reference to the trne con.
d!ticn Of thugs, not only here, but else.
where, and would be useless without con
hrmation. We occupy one Of the ex.
IRENE outposts aud are continually hon.
cred by reports from out sidcrs, although
we have not app.ehendcd much danger
previous to this time. Oar pickcts were
attacked AMI driven ia on Thursday
morning by squad of rebel cavalry
about forty in number. They made a
dash upon one of the ontpo>ts of the
grand guard, consisting Of one Lieutenant
and eight men, discharging their pieces
however without killing any one, thew
took one of our boys prisoner, captured
the haversacks and blankets and left for
parts unknown. The others escaped nm.
hurt and fell back on the reserve. While
this was going on the word was signaliz-
ed to camp. The bugle was sounded.
the regiment drawn into line, artillery
put IN position, support sent out, tents
taken down, teams ordered, and hadcd
up, new corps sent out to strengthen
the guard and assist in keeping the enc
ny back until we were ready Cor grand
etreat, in case Of emergency. 1t was
he intention to give battle. but if over
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Republican Nominations.

Tor Secretary Of State, .-...
JAMES WRIGHT, OF Delaware Count,
For Auditor of State,
JONATHAN w. GATE LII, Of Cedar &C
For Treasurer Of State,
-" WILLIAM H HOLMES. Of Jones 90.
For Attorney General,
s~2 CHARLES Q. NoURsE, Of Polk co.
TOT register of the State Land Office,
JOSIAH A. H ARvEY, Of Fremont CO,
For Congress Second District, aa=
HIRAM PRICE, CT SCOTT cou mtg.
Tor Judge Of the Ei ghth Judicial District,
=" ~ W ISBELL, Of Linn county
ror Distric, Attorney,
80 ISAAC L. ALLEN, of lama co.
Tor Member Of the Board Of Education.
! WIN REYNOLDS, of johnson co.
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Nee advertisem ent.
SHERIFF SALE.

''flne OF an execution to me djrected
- Issued from the Office If the rler, nf ,'I
n na Court in and for the county OF Cedar
and ,aie OF Iowa in favor of Ransam r. cabe
Gnu apa'hst iycnrgns l.. johnson. | Lava Lax,
upon the following properly. az ,ba , na'e lrF'ed
'"T said hycargus J.. johnson, to.wi,. ''' "
io5 Jug northwest quarter Ct Sc :tion twe,,re
20, IN township eighty so range on. ~ NV.
Iowa; '''a"' III Cedar county
And shall offer the Same for so,o
cry at the cour, house door in ,h q. pnoi'c out
t'n' IA said county, Saturday tho Js,h .. up
d. a. y. is62, at II O'Clock a. m oT IT.; =,
a" 10 satisfy said execution and costs H. ~, sara
'"'e' '''s iHh dayof September A. D. 1se,
cho DAflD PLATNER.
ysn2o r,r t Sherlf Of Cedar county, lava
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SHERIFF. SALE.
Df VIRTUE OF m execution to me dr.,
ID ed, issued from the Office Of the cIerl ~ seet.

DY VIRTUE OF m execution to ME a,,.-
ID ed issued from the Office Of the clerk ~
District Court in and for the county of r.. me
and State Of Iowa, in favor OF Joseph sb,as,ar
and against Amanda Morton, J. ii. Patton M
cutor Of the ESTATE Of r. Morton, deceased IKE
Levied upon the prope,y proU
executor Of estate Of T.. Morton, deceassd' s ~
wit: 10
The east hal: Of the southwest quarter IT,.
ton seven "a and tho west half Of the sou,hs &C.
quarter OF section seven (7), all in townslI.
eighty (s2) range one ~ west Of thu ssE
principal meridian, in Cedar county, Iowa ua
tanning one Eandred and sixty (lco) acres Con-
And shall offer the same for sale at pnN,.
cry at the court house door in the town Of T MT
ton. in said county, on SATURDAY the 18th dar
October, A. d. 1862. at one o'clock p. m. Of sa;d
day, TO satisfy said execution and costs thu. m..
accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day o: September. A. y. lss,
DAVID PLATNER
Sheriff Of Cedar county. Iowa
vgu.g TUr fee ST. 90
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NO recent Magazine paper has excited mo I.
general interest than the article in the August,
ATLANTIC, on "The New Gymnastics" rhc
present work IL complete exposition of the
system OF which that article gave a synopsis.
lhe author of this work has been for m,pv
years engaged in teaching tiymnaetics. TL.
book describes and illustrates his New Sy,r,,,
OF PHYSICAL TRAINING. This system has h,jtI"
practical test of long and varied use /, con
prises exerc ises with Dumb Bells, Rings WapJs
Clubs, ETC., all of which are made perfectly eNva,
by full explanations, while many are illustrated
by pictorial representations Of the position of
the body required 20 perform them.
THE DrAH BELL INSTRUCTOR, connected with
this work, is OF the highest interest AMI jmtoft.
ancc. 1t is designed for home use and ,,i,,s
great variety of pumb Bell Exercises tnre,har
with carefully selected progressive serIc, for
everyday practice.
TaE PAaGTMN.@rlk0H is q very simpIe uss.
fu', and cheap ricce cf gymnastlc aprarnIns
upon which ALL gymnasti. exercise. NAV II.
peilormcd, and which can he iDtrodnceS a,
small ccsf, into any private house. II il fullv
desttioen ana illustrated in this volume.
lhc NEW GYMSAsTICs" should be read /,
every family In the land where exercise is v,l'
nt ,,, rs means OF health. Lalies, esp~rfailv
VIII hnd IN 1t a great variety of Ensy, S,nlnle
ana ih'igorating Exercises, all Of wuIch may
be Practrsei in their own homes
EJ-Foi sale by all booksellers, or sent most.
paid to any address, on receipt Of One DALAI
ny me publishers. TltkhOR& FIELDS
h5@tl l3j Washington St Gosros
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EXECUTORS ,nT.Cc

'I rhann not,ce i. hereby given that W &
dale township ' Geaa uAaT'e. Awa'e of Spring
c"y peen appointed, by the CONT Go m"se THIS
All Oh the estate of Henry Atvater dec. Exc
Cd PERSONS Indebted to said estate o,s r.s'sea'
hav,n MAKE immediate settlement, and request
70 s,n Chains against said estate are I psrsohs
- HE them according to law. "'e required
VS.. CHAUNLEY,
Sept. Is 1850 .,o.. 'hA'S ArWATER,
FAecu,crs
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such characters in the world, as during
the last few weeks. 1t is consolation
to koow that they shall, in due time, be
"pluckod out Of their dwelling place.
and "rooted out Of the land Of the Kv-
ing"
So mote it be. Amen. s. lis
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The following is private dispatch to

r., i' Pit'dtc ais pa(cn 10
Gov. kirkwooa:
BrnNsvlLLE, Sept. 20
10 Go"ernor Samuel J. kirkvood:
We met the forces under General Price
yesterday and completely routed them
Heavy loss on both sides.
Inc Iowa troops suffered most. In the
hight were engaged the Iowa Tenth, Six
'eenth anc Seventeenth Their loss is
great
Col: Chambers, of the Sixteenth, is
wounded in the shoulder and back of The
neck, and taken prisoner.
Send on the sanitary stores liborally,
nr. Maxwell! IS pressed Into service. I
shall not return for weck a, least.
Ira VI. CLIFFORD.
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PERsoNAL.-The reorganization OF
the army corps involves some importan,
changes. General Sigel is invested with
full command, while Gen. McDowells
name is omitted from the list Of appoint.
ccs.
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The recent battles in Maryland have
been wonderfully and sadly fatal to Fed
eral officers high IN rank. Among the
killed are Generals Reno and Mansfield
two Of cur br;vest aud most able
officers, aud tmoDg the wounded are
Generals Hooker, Sedgwick, R2dman,
richardson and Dana. Many commits.
stoned officers Of lower rank are also
among the killed. to make out fall and
accurate list Of whom, and Of ali the kill
ed IN these battles, will require some
days,
The number Of our losses, 10 killed aud
wounded, is estimated at from 10, 900 70
10000, and that Of the rebels i, believed
to be much greater. After the smoke
aud confusion Of these eventfu, conflicts
shall have disappeared, the world viii
be appalled, BY the figures showing the
extent Of the corDagc tha, marked thee
few days of blood, death and victory
Cha. Jour.
The testimony Of a well known mcr.
chant of Kentucky Serofuous Sore
Eyes cured
,r.. Hagarsvillc KY, March 8, l,5s.
AEssRs. 4. l.. SCovlLL6 Co:
Dcar S"s:-My son has been afflicted
with scrofulous Sore Eyes and Face;
also other sores On diTercnt parts of his
body have been using your Blood and
LAYER Syrup, and i. has purified his
9'ooa' and made an entire cure Of him.
l nave no hesitancy in recommending
this medicine in all cases of Scrosala, or
any diseases of the blood.
give you this statement, believing
Una, so valuable a medicine ought to be
made known to the public
, NJ. HAGAs.
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ESTRAY MARE.

TAKEN UP by Daniel Ware, of Farminrtou
township. Cedar county, Iowa, on the lO.h dsv
Of September, 1862, one chestnut sorrel Mar.
about ten years old, with collar marks on the
points of the shoulders; white hoof on the riuht
hind leg; white hairs above the hoof; SC ara On
the left bullock. And appraised at fifty dollars
by b. W. Brown, +. NJ. Story, and Jacob Sheet.
before Daniel Clark, Justice of the Peace.
ALONZO SHAW,
Clerk OF District Court
Tipton, Sept, o. 1852
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A Practical Guide 10 Health and V,qcr
THE NEW GYMNASTICS.
MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN.

With translation Of Prof. Ktou,
Dumb Bell Instructor, and Pot
ScAreber's Pungymnastikon.
BY DO LEWIS, NJ. D.,
Proprietor of the Essex st. Gymnasium, Boston.
WtM Three Hundred Illustrations On.
VOL II mo. Price 81 90.
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/ Correspondence Of the Upton Advertiser
/ CAMP AT JACtHTo, MISS, }
sept. lirh, let2. (
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ARMY CORRESPONDENTS.

IORZO.
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WV II. SEWARD, Sec'y State.
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The testimony Of a well known mcr.
chant of Kentucky. Serofuous Sore
Eyes cured,
The weekly Butte record., 1862-01-25
Notice.

Oroville. Butte Co., Nov. %, 1861
vHNO HON. WARREN T. SEXTON. JUDGE OF
IL the 18th Judicial District. and P H. Harris
Esq, District Attorney: Will take notice that ap-
phcatiOn will be made to John G. Downey Cover
nor OF the State of California to remit the punish
ment of John Doan, who was indicted by the
Grand Jury Of Butte county, for the crime of muir
der, at the November term Of 1857, tried in the
District Court. found guilty and on the Sd of Janu-
ary ISIS, sentenced to be hung; which punishment
was commuted by the Governor of California to
imprisonment for life.
A. MAURICE, Jr.
Atty for John Dolan.
We hereby accept notice and waived copy of the
above. WARREN 7. SEXTON,
Judge 18th Judicial District
P. H. HARRIS, Dist. Atty.
Oroville Nov. Goth, 1851.
County OF BUTTE-SS
I. H. NJ. Phipps, Clerk of the District Court in
and for said county of Butte, do hereby certify the
the foregoing TO be true and correct copy of the
original notice now on file in my Office.
In witness whereof, hereunto set my
, hand and affix the seal of said Court,
sDAA' this 25th day Of November, ls6l.
~ H. NJ. PHIPPS, Clerk.
BIZ MILES CHAPIN, Deputy.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-01-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
Justices Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF BUTTE
- In Justices Court, orhir Township.
The People Of the State OF California, 10 A. ".
Harden, Greeting:
Yoa are hereby summoned 20 appear before me
st M Office in the town Of Oroville Ophir Town
ship in the county Of Butte, the 20th day Of jan
uary 4. 2. lS62. at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ 70 answer INTO
the complaint ct A. b. Gallinger. who sues 70 re
cover one hundred and twelve dollars on promis-
sorry note made payable to Timothy NCiuskv
dated Sept Sth lS59 and assigned 10 this plaintiff
and also TO forecloSe mortgage on the following
described premises. being IN the town Of 0rovlle
0nbir township county Of BGite. beginning on the
wSSt corner Of lot five block fifteen corner Of Lin
coin and Stafford streets. from thence running east
eIly on Stafford street one hundred and thirty-two
feet, from thence running Southerly seventy-one
feet thence westerly one numbered and thirty-twO
feet 10 Lincoln street thence northerly on Lincoln
street twesty-one feet to the place OF beginning
with a certain building thereon; also, two houses
northerly joining said lot, and owned by ME. to-
gether with all and singular tenements, heredita-
meuts and appurtenanee> thereunto belonging,
when Judgment viii be taken against yOu for the
said amount with costs and damages, and also s
Judgment for foreclosure and sale Of the within de-
seribed premises il Won fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF said county,
greeting. Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand, this 10th day OF January.
\. D. 1851.
GEO. c. BERRY.
Justice OF the Peace.
II appearing to nv satisfaction by the affidavit
of the within named plaintiff, that the defendant
cannot be found il Is hereby ordered that the fore
going summons be published ten days in the Butte
Record, a newspaper published in the town Of Oro-
vile, county Of Butte.
GEO. G. BERRY, J. P.