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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-28
eay- The NowYork Herald Of tho l2th il

Bay- The New York Herald of the 10Th in
slant (money article) says
"Our recent military experience has set al
rest the subject OF a loan. The banks have
already invested their whole capital in govern.
ment securities. The public are unwilling to
buy any more public bonds until they see
more clearly than they do at present q pros
pect Of the suppression Of the rebellion. And
no other resource is now left to the govern
nent but the issue Of moral legal tender notes.
This policy has been reluctantly adopted by
the Secretary Of tho Treasury whose hostility
to further issues of paper is manifested in his
report and BY practical fnanciers, such as
Messrs. Spaulding and Hooper, Of the Com.
mittee Of Ways and means But necessity has
no law and il is now clear that government
must either rely upon fresh issues of paper or
stop the war. There is no middle course. Had
our arms been crowned with success--had we
taken Richmond and Vicksburg- our gen
erals succeeded in securing million bales of
cotton to supply the market with an adequate
amount of bis--in that case loan might rea-
dlly have been negotiated, and step taken
toward q return to seHnd principles of finance.
But the iii success which has thus far attended
our military enterprises, and the want of con-
fdence which the policy Of the government
has engendered in the public mind, hare rem
dered utterly impossible 10 negotiate a loa,
at The present time on any Terms. Fresh issues
OF paper will, Of course, involve grave incon-
venences. We shall witness an Unparalleled
initiation, and prices viii advance, as II bymag.
ic, beyond all previous experience and beyond
all reasonable expectation. The currency will
be largely deprecated, though its convertible
ity and the resources of the North will prevent
its becoming absolutely worthless But, onI
the other hand, government will obtain the
means of carr ying OH the war-wliich it could
not do by any othor means
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FROM THE NORTH.

member Q. tho Virginia Legislature, from
Fauquier, yesterday received a letter from tltat
county, which mentions the arrival there of
Rey. Mr.. DUNCAN from Washington, who an.
nounces the fact that the Hon. Mr. YALLANDIG.
HAM had introduced into the Federal Congress
resolutions looking to an armistce Of twelve
or six months, The resolutions were well re-
ceived, and the people were represented as
growing more clamOrous for peace Rich.
m0Rd Examiner, Jan. 23.
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Reg~ OF the leading officers in the Cohfode-
rate army, q ere was but one above the rank
of Colonel in the old army, viz: Brigadier
General J. e. Johnston. The following were
Colonies; Samuel Cooper, A. S. Johnston, W.
w Loring, Robert H. Lee. The following
were Lieutenant Coones: G. B. Crittenden,
W. Hardeo, G. J. Rains, w H. Emory. The
following were Majors: R. B. Lee, J B. Gray
son, Boni. Huger, 7. II. Holmes, r. S. Garnet
Z. Van Dorm, John II. Winder, II. H. Sibey
The following were Captains, mostly, however
of fhigher rank by brevet: II. G. Wayne, J. B.
Magruder, Daniel Ruggles, Larkin Smith Jo-
seph Selden, A. Elzey, H. b. Northrop, R. S..
Ewell, J. G. Pemberton, j. P. McOown, w.
Steele, P. G. T. Beauegard D. R. Jones, L. A..
Armistead, r. H. Anderson, s. Jones, G. E,
Pickett, B. Il. Bee, c. S. Windef w. DeSau-
sure, j. j. Archer, j. w. Frazer, W. L. Cabell,
II. RANSOM j. e. B. Stuart. First Leuten.
ants: A. P. Hill, T J. Jackson, J, B. Hood
These are all now general officers in the army
of the Confederacy. We might note a host Of
LIST and I'd Lieutenants in the old army who
now command regiments,
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Mhn REWARn

- ANAWAY from Che sulscribera al Dalton. "a.
The i3ti inst, DRA1, yellow bow lwenty,i5
years old, near six feet high weighs two hnpdr
pounds, is bopy aud actye had on a brown co
coat brown jeans pants and leather cap, brim |
! VIII pay the above reward Tor saia boy, delivered
me in Dalton. JAMES LYMAN
janlG-lm
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Notioe 10 all subieet 10 Conscriph


NH'ANitiNi Jan. lVih. lNNa. n
AN authorized BY the Commanding General
L. that ss soon as al ile cmsCspis Ia lle
ent counties have been called 20 lie ltndegvot
railrcad, provost and other pual6s. command
hvvrs 81 FusIS ana teiatmntfis Viii ttteyt
70 arrest oil mals 9hito liiaersoi ctnsciipt au
cannot show aceitihcate q exemption liOm COZ
uon, dlsgbnge iron service hy leas,n OF \
furnished Q substitute IN The Amy. 81 de
transcript Of Employment Ia The government A.
Hereafter all certificates W exemption lraEi
enrolling elc0s Will be scni 20 ne ior arpioval
claims 70 exemption under tho law must te mi
The enrolling officer OF The district WIN will fel.
application with his endorsement, to me.
All persons WHO may be arrested after The q,
rendezvous in The county 10 which they NAV 4,
vii be tried for dtseitian
Celtilieaies Of exemption on account Of disa
viii be signed by the examining board.
II. d, BLAKE, ~ Col. c. s. A
Jahif-im Commandsbt OF Conscr
ra- East Tennessee papers copy one month
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TAKEN UP

A ND committed to jail by the military authorities
N at Chattanooga, on the "a Of October, 1869 and
more recently committed by an acting Justice Of tie
Peace, for the county Of Hamilton, Tenn. on tho
10Th Of Dec 1852, negro boy who says hls name ~
JACK, aud that he belongs TO John Pride, Of Sparta
White county, Tenn. said boy Is black, 2i wears
Old, feet | inch bigh.c The owner Is requested 10
come forward prove property, pay charges and take
him cot Of jail. j. II. SWAIN,
dec2l JailOf.
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glOO REWARD.

CTOLEN FROM Gen'l Hatdecb camp at Tdlaho.
- mn dark bay HORSE 10 hands two inches
high hind feet white; when taken had on a Nc
buckles IN the halter, supposed 10 be taken by
deseitef. LIEUT.. A. y. HERMcK
Jany. 40 lwf Comd Il9gdoo Courieia.
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m Appearing to The satisfaction Of the Clerk and
L Master IRON affidavit, that The defendants, Jon
athaa Wilker, El walker, Jackson Walker John
Walker Robert Walker, John Walker, and one other
one nhmo not known sons Of James Walker decd
William Walker jackson Walker, CathuIinc Walker
Mary Walker Mar ha Williams, children Of Rachel
swacher, names unknown. nre not citizens of the
State OF Tennessee, II Is ordered that publication be
made for iour successive weeks IN the Chailanooga
Rebel, a newspaper published in Chattanooga, com.
mandrg the said defendants ~ be and appear al The
next Febnmryterm Of cur said court 10 be holden AZ
the court hotfc 10 the town " Altamont, on the st
Monday IN February next 10 arswcr plead or demur
TO eoinplainsnls ill or thc fame will be taken 0r
confessed 10 % them and sct Tor hearing ex pafte
jani-iw ;. 7. TlPION
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TsO know n lho whereabouts Of Lewis, private
i Of the an Arkansas regiment. Any Information
con cerning him viii be literally rewarded / viii
remain 40 the Central House until Wednesday uefh,
ing. q. y. BAKER,
Chattanooga Jany 21-ltf 7lh Afkanms
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Of

I0iutments Arni|
Wilt in sCcw1.Ec
Ipr Nc. So be held
Bragg, beginning
! i0f tlie appoinjme|
ia English, Arlthn|
iu tho Field Ordn
5 for tho appointing
1 adaiiion % the n
Algebra, Plane 81
.listry applied 10 OF
ID es for exaiuinat|
10 the General con-
! will be hlct with d
Norps. W.
y 1t Coli
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no lO2 NAH ST., EYECaBuRG, Va. 4
The Undersigned have associated themselyes touetb
eer under the style aud firm Of James r. Scott CO
lof lhe purpose OF conducting general AUCTION
and COMMISSION BUSINESS, They have rented
that large and elegant building, No lO2 Main street
Lynchbufg Va, lately occupied by Jno y. Davis A
90, and on the lst day Of December next, will b
ready toreeeiye Merchandise Of all kinds Tor pflyat-
and auction sales. They solicit consignments 81 Man
qiactufed aud Smoking Tobacco Sugars, sioasses
Goilee and other Groceries Bale Cotton and Cotton
Fabrics Of all grades Wooden Goods, Boots shots and
Leather and all other goods usually offered forsae.
Their htst Auction viii take place az an early aay
IL December OF which due notice, with catalogue
Will be published.
They respectfully refer TO the merchants ana bud
ness men Of Richmond Petersburg, Danyille aud 9th
er cities Of the South whose aid aud co,opefatIon
will be duly appreciated
JAS. r. SCOTT
or the late firm OF John H. Davis o.
HENRYF, B0CCCK,
WIN. II. PARRISH
Members of the firm Of Bocock & Parrish
The concern Of Bocock & Parrish No Bridss
street, will continue at the old stand as usual.
declf-5m B0C0CK h PARRISH.
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ATTENTION KENTUCKTANs.

4 HAVE nov ln camp 80 Keuuckiahs-l wait 70
i moro Of the same SORT 10 hll out ny Company
We are now IN camp With tAe lst KY nasiallon
(ioqmorly lst Ky. Oavllry) NJ tha point.
None BAT KentuCkanis need apply az IN ibis war
we are without "a Journal, and consequently stand
0pon ourown merits Copeal that ar6 IN senreh 81
"ihcif rigtsN JACK JONFg,
Jany 23-2Ws lhie Capt Co tEj lst Ky. Cav.
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= to all Subject tc


knoxville J
licriEtd Wy ihe commt
} son as all tie cu|
.s havu hccu called 4
provost aud other gu,
ltsts aHd detachment
II nelc white citizens
~ q certificate olcNt
charge nom service
a substitute ia tho
I'D rnsatlfaqn nat M al
- 'si'7 - 80 -
'r0ll certificates Of
gfCus willie stnt 20
Exemption under tho|
tx officer OF The distr|
; with his endoiscme|
nns who may be anCs
: ia tlo county 20 "
ID for dCserliou,
1es OF exemption on
eed hy the cx0miniu
b u. BLAKE
. Con mat
Q Tennessee papers
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HEADouARTBRs DlsTarcT or Tenn !,
(hattanoOpa, Tenn, Jan. ~. 1863.

Chatian0oga, Tenn, Jan w, 1868.
General Ordersl
No. A. n'
/. All oflcep arriving at Chattanooga except
those who pass through Immediately without miss
ing tho connection Of the railroad tralns--are fcqu
red to report without delay 10 lseut. Col. OBannon
commandant OF the Post
H. lenlIsied men found IN Chattanooga without
proper aushcrity viii he arrested ana sent under
guard 10 tic Headquarters Of The army
by order Of Brig. Gen jackson.
hb23-lm JOS. b. CUMMING,
A. A. Gen.
OB. Atlanta Coniedemcy copy lm and send bin 10
tins Unlce
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LAND FOR sALE.
lookout Mountain Property for Sale.

I OFFER for sale the above property belonging 10
L II. w. Won Aldehoi, and used by him for several
wears NJ Boarding School, aud more recently as
Hotel It contains two large two story buildings and
Seventy rooms The ground containing eight ocres
embraces magnificent Spriug Of never.hilin2 pure
free stone water within cave and One wateriall
IN the lattef also a large Stable, Kitchen negro
house, Sm0kehouse, &c.
AS the Mountain ~ iayonte plnce for summer re-
sort, aud win undoubtedly become much more 30
This property being the only one possessing an abun
dant supply OF water within convenient reach, s
Justly considered one OF the valuable olthe kind
iai2 j. n. WILLY,
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DEsERTERs.

HEADQUARTERS G. s. FoEoEs,
Chattanooga, Tenn, Jan Glib, 1868.
The following named men Of the following compa-
nies and regiments have deserted from the different
posts in the district Of Chattanooga
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James A. KBoNl9s, Adminisiuior
Of William w. Knowles, decd,
VS.
Mary Knowlts & Others.
PKrTioN 10 SELL LAND TO PAY DEBr.)
ENobcdicnce 70 an interlocutory decree Of The coun
n y court of White County prouounced IN lie above
ca use, ] sha on Mordny tho ln, Aas 81 rs;T;;af;
next hi the late residence Of said deceased ia the
oh civil district Of White county projected 60 sell 10
the highest bidder tor cash or currency available.
farm belonging TO said ueceastd 70 te sold subject
70 the widows dowry in said land. Said farm IS wrff
wate'ed and well timbered aud about half cleared
and under goodfcnce. Something over one hundred
acres inthe tract. JOHN r. VASS,
lanlW5t Commissioner.
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fb1A. The French war steamer Milan, sailed
lrom this harbor yesterday morning She goes
dirlci TO Baltimore Chas. CoHr
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ANVIIVH NHIV Vt IAUNUI IUIHItNIUl
tH1 I'LL be fod at pablo auction, on Monday,
w February ~ 1883 at Caioosa Springs, ca.
hl ne illiel fnfniiufe including CgockeIy, Gallery
and Glass ware.
TEENS CASH ON DELIVERY
fae 70 commence AZ 10 o'clock For iufiloI par
ticulars address j B NICHOLS,
Jany. 2ilWP at the Hprlnps.
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JUST RECEIVING!

JUST RECEIVING!
7 HAVE just received
90 Sacks Extra Family Flourl
100 Bushels Green Apples, very fne
100 Pounds Soda
Bbls. Homemade Molasses
100 bushels Fresh Meal
Sugar. Coffee, Pork, Beef liuttefi Eggs &c. &c.
ao W GS- Call soon or all will be sod
jansa &c NJ. B.PARHAAf, Agent.
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$50 REV /

WV AZ - " e
4 from tlleHut ser
INST. BRAZ as
ar six @et high
ny aud active %
cans pants and
Qlc be will Try
ADORE reWard Tor
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'ION AND
COMMlSS| |
.02 MAIN ST. LYN|
gned have aasooia|
.yle and firm OF j
b OF conducting |
SION BUSHES |
elegant bnildiug|
n, lately oocupie
. lst day Of Del
4 Merchandise OF
! es. They solicit
! smoking Tobac|
n Groceries, Ra|
AIDES, Wooden G|
other goods usu|
ilon will take |
which due p]
! dly refer 20 th]
! binond, petefsl
south, whose
rcciaiod
JAS. p, sd
q late firm OF
HENRY r !
WN III T.
. OF the firm q
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To The publio.

r. w. CORBiN still keeps boarding house few
doors below the Central House, where transient ysts
ors can always be accommodated. Call on him. aud
Judge for yourself tlanll-lml
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Barbarity Of the Vandals--- Letter from
Surgeon Legare. 9-

Surgeon j. Cecil Legare, who was captured at the
battle Of peryville, and detained nearly twomonths
among the Yankees, gives his experience of their
treatment, in the following letter to Gen, Bragg's
Adjutant General, published in The Winchester
Bulletin aa tA H &
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WANTED

IN Bags choice Rio COFFEE for sale BY
lU isn2I-2w r NJ MYERS
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-30
LEGAL.
Justices Summons.

MATE or c CAllFQRNlA-IN TIE JUSTICES
- Court. 0phir Township. in as5 Tor the County
OF Bate. The People 5f the state 81 Callfarsia
send greeting 10 =. 4 Richards. loa are hsrtlr
summoned = appear before nae at rcr 1siee IL The
town o. 0rovis ophir township il iae cauutv of
Butte, on the ls-h day e August A. H. l~5 Il 10
o-clocS \. N, 10 answer un-e the complaint ~ f.
&uitner. who sues % recover The s,-l e s5t1r 5e
l3rs alleged 70 he lce o9 q rlcu--~S-IT q L. 6a-e.
0royile. Sent. -5tA l>e- r3vat.e three mre-ts
after date for yalCc received: a~a t1r It-. a,e--
=: on the same since ss56 q. Z become 6-e 81 ..
which Is now due sn3 rcgna5ns lraa5t- -i ~ wlicl
appears hy reference l1.-r had II thc --. &
On ale in my ofce. When Judgment wia be -asen
against you for the Slid amount together 81 I'll
costs ana damages II yol t-ll - -Eplar 4la Az
swc7.
To The sheriff or any Cr-stal,s II sa1l C5-utv,
greeting; Make legal service and 5uc re,rgu herct,
Given under my hand. this lt,a Day g. May,
A.p. 1858, :. ". N.CDCCAEY.
Justice Of tie po1,e oi Sai5 7asl.p.
II Is hereby ordered that the above Summons re
published in the Weekly Bitte Record for pc
riod oi three months. and j IS farther ordered t4i
J. Il. simmons. Constable .- 0HL,- Township. ie
p1>i,e true copy a. the t1rc-5-1 sall1css I'm tha
p~T5thcc at oroyille. Ca-.t -a. addressed IL said
defendant ,. N. Richards az >a>anvlie. Ne}a3a
Territory, and also one copy deposited ia ;Ge 0ro-
vile p'>ioftCe addressed IL tie le.z.l4-t al O-1
vile. Butte County California.
Witness ny hand lhl> SEA day 4 May A.p- Isl sf
ml63m :. NJ. N.C0CGHE1 y. =.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-30
Insolvency Notice.

EN THE COUNTY COURT. IN AND FOR THE
{ county O.! Butte, S;4Ge at Ca.if8re.4.
Ia the matter Of the rc,l..l u E5eG Cousins.
an ln>olveGt Debtor.
Pursuant 70 al order Of The Haa-J. 3. Barker.
judge OF the said Comfy Count, notice is hereby
given to all the creditor, 9. tla s4;3 IaSavcnt
kben Cousins. 10 be and appear before the Hon. J .
B. Barker judge aforesaid. IN open Cont az the
conrt room OF said Ccart ga Ot.vuc caaaty OF
Butte. on the Pa day of Jane. A. p. I>al--t lU
o'clock 4. NJ. Of that day. thea and .4ere q show
cause, II any they can why tie lEer ot -al5 I'M
solvent should not be granted. and 81 asst gameut
Of hi> Estate be made. and be he dis hareed lrom
his debts and liabilities IN pur>laGceo Tie Statute
in such case made ana provided; and in tie mean
time all proceeding against said lu~aiYtnt he STAYED.
l Witness my hand and The seal Of said
SEAL. Cont this 18Th day vf May 4. ID.
'~~-' ls63 J.W. GlLhl~ son, Clerk.
BY r. Eostar. Deputy.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-30
Summons.

IN The DISTRICT COURT OF The FIJI
teenth Judicial District. Of the State Of Califor
MA. in and for the county of Butte
The People Of the State ot California Is. c. l.
Wilson, Z. Woodruff, and the real estate hereafter
described.
Action brought in the District Court ot the Fif-
ieenth Judicial District and the complaint fled In
the County q Butte, IN the Office Of the Clerk OF
said District Court
The People Of the State Of California send Greet.
ing 10 {. :. Wilson and Edward Woodruff
Noa are hereby required
to appear in an action brought against vou BY the
above named Plainti9 in the District Court Il the
Fifteenth 1Gdcial District Of the State OF Califor-
MA. in ana fer The County Of Bate and to answer
the complaint filed therein. "a copy Of which ac-
companies this Samnon>) within ten DAYS eNclu-
sge Of the day Of sEFioe after the service on you
Of THIS SnmmoB>-if served within this Colltv: or,
il served out Of this county, but in this Judicial
District within twenty days; or if served cat o;
said District. then within forty davs-or judEmen;
by default viii De taken against You.
The >ald action i brought 70 obtain Judgment
against yon for the sun Of S3l7 2j, with interes,
thereon from November 18th lS6l. and = per cent
thereon a. costs Of suit and also, for the further
sum Of S453 50 with interest thereon from the l1th
day November ls62. and > per cent. thereon as
costs; the above amounts are aeged 10 be due thi,
plaintiff from c. Z. Wilson and the real estate here
after described for taxes assessed II yoa for the
lscal years l>6l and l>62 on the following da>cr
he'd property, real estate 30 wiz 1900 acres of land
situate IN said cornrv and State follows com
mencins al the southwest corner Of the Bosque OF
LaSSen Rancho or the Sacramento river running
thence eaSterly one Spanish league - post Of L
;. survey marked K r : 81 - :. Z. corner: Themes
running n0rtherly TO 4 post marked post " n f
corner. " q; thence westerly 10 the Sacrament
river; thence down said river following Is mean
derlngs 10 the plae Of beginaiug-and that the
title OF +. Woodruff in and to said real estate
under foreclosure Of mortgage be adiudCed subject
and subsequent 10 the tax lien and Judgment lien
herein for the said amounts hereinbefore mentioned
and Tor costs OF This suit: and if you fail 10 appear
and answer the said complaint as above REQUIRED
the plaintiff will take judgment against you bv de
iaalt for the above amount and for the matters an,
things prayed Tor in his complaint, and Tor costs q
suit.
- Given under my hand and Seal Of tn,
SEAL District Court of the Fifteenth Judicia
District this 2lst day of January. in III,
~ year Of our Lord one thousand ech
hundred and sixty three.
J. ". GILklSON. Clerk.
J. 5. BERRY, Atty for Pltf apllSw
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Summons.

EN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE F
n teenth Judicial District. Of the State Of Cas-
MA, IN and ior tie County Of Battle.
People Of tire State ot California Us. Pacif.
Ord.
Action brought in the District Court Of the 7
teenth judicial District, and the complaint fled
tie County Of Butte. in the office Of the Clerk
said District Court
The People Of tie State Of California send gre
ing 10 Pccidcus Ord.
You are hereby required to
pear in an action brought against you by the ab,
named Plaintiff 10 the iistric; Count of tie Fiiteei
judicial District Cd the State OF California. in Q
for the County Of Butte and to answer the &C
plalIt tiied therein. q copy Of which accompaH
thls >rnl-nonS) within ten DAYS. (eXclusive IF
day of ~erv-e) after Tie service on y0u u ihss St
mons served within this County; or. if SER
ont otthi- CQaaty hat ia this Judicial District WI
ID twenty days; 0r If served out Of said District Il
within forty days-or judgment By default will
taken -ain-t you.
Tie said action is 1roucht 20 obtain iudrm
against you fer The sun of s,Jj 7S-l06iths I
SUN alleged u be due plaintiffs from you for ta1
i1r the year 1851 and l9G2, the sum Of
>'-l31dtn5 for the fiscal year 1851. and :.
u l1odts .- the fiscal year ls62, upon that p0It
Di the fe-i-4-.-ez Halch0- situated IN Butte cOuy
ana Tally described .u plaintiffs complaint. II
BED copy oi which accompanies this writ, .Sid
which y71 are Ie-ial-y referred, together with
uerceutare and cost. provided by law. and costs
tAl- action; ana ii yal iaii 10 appear and ausy
Tie said eamp pl4iut as above req lired the plant
VIII take judgment against y0u for the said sum
s>d7 7--lg02tis by default. besides costs and p
ceatare.
Given under m 3 hand a-d Seal Of
~- District Cont ot the Fifteenth Jude
'---' l-st.i4 this goth day of January. in .
~- year d o1r lord. one thousand ei.
hundred and sixtv-three
). ~. GILkISON. Clerk
By z. H0SAET, Deputy. mh2s-3n
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dNffklp 8uttt 8etoro
Law of Newspapers.

l. Subscribers who DO not give express notice 70
the contrary are considered as wishing 10 eonlnne
the subscription.
2 If subscribers wish their papers discontinued
publishers may continue 70 send them until all
charges are paid.
). If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office or place to which they are
sent, they are held responsible until they settle
their bin and give notice 70 discontinue them
4. II subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher, and the paper l. sent 10
the former direction, they are held responsible
Notice should always be given Of removal
). The courts have decided that refusing to take
a paper from the Office, removing and leaving il
unealed for Is prima fAca evidence Of Intentional
fraud.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-30
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