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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-05-01
A Rebel Telegraph Office in Hooker's
Camp, W.

Intelligence from Falmouth discloses the fact
that telegraph office has been in operation
there, right under the nose Of Gen Hooker for
some time past, from which information of
Federal movements and designs has been regu-
Iariy sent by submerged wire across the Rap
pahannock' This rebel telegraph Office was
discovered a few days ago.. and four or FIVE
operators arrested
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-05-01
The Meeting on Monday Evening Next.

Our Democratic friends throughout the county
should bear in mind the meeting Of the Demo
cratic Club on Monday evening next. Although
a C2a6 meeting, it is desired that in point of
numbers. it may bea mass meeting. Let there
ie general turnout of the Democracy from
all parts Of the county. Several speakers from
abroad have been invited to attend and the meet
ing will, doubtless, be one of great Interest,"
Rally, Democrats.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-05-01
rgIhe Democratic party is .tLoyal League

egIhs Democratic party is ''Loyal League"
enough for every real patriot Always true to
the Union, having devised and carried through
nine-tenths of the great measures that have made
the country prosperous, never equivocal in its
sentiments, and perfectly faithful to all the
truths reposed in it, it needs not resort to secret
organizations and midnight conclaves, to pro-
mote its objects. Let all honest Union men
connect themselves with it at once, for it is the
only party that has proven itself consistently
and unalterably devoted to the national clause.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-05-01
THE SL>aVES OF PREJHDUE.
Death Robbed of His Prev.

There are queer people in tho world; people
with the most absurd, unreasonable and inde-
fensible prejudices, For example, we have met
with individuals who had morbid antipatky
to anything that was extensively advertised, no
matter what might be its actual claims TO the
confidence of the public. These eccenfrics
looked with especial disfavor on advertised med
icines. They could not see, for example, in
DIR. HoILowAY's magnificent system of adver-
tising, covering, as it does, all the mediums Of
publicity which the world affords, anything but
a gigantic scheme Of mere speculation. True,
they could not gainsay the testimony pouring in
spontaneously from the highest sosirces. in favor
Of his incompatible Pills and Ointment, but
still they shook their heads and muttered s'hum-
bug" OF course, there is no possibility of ar
way is to let them alone. Fortunately, such
specimens Of ofstupidity are STEW and fur between
in this enlightened era The general feeling is,
that if thing is in itself excellent, its yirtues
should be proclaimed to the four winds of heay.
en-, for the general benefits Of mankind. Hence,
the prd<lamations made by DR.. HoLLowAY,
through tho entire newspaper press Of the world,
Of the properties and operation of bis remedies,
meets with the cordial approval of thinking
men. The value of the preparations as speci-
ies for the various internal and external COM
plants peculiar to different climates, or COM
mon to the world at large, is conceded, not on
ly by the masses, but by governments, men of
science, and candid observers in every walk Of
life. Can such remedies be too widely known I
Impossible Cincinnati "Doklgr Coians5ian'
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-05-01

Soldiers, to the rescue = Young men, rushing
into the exposure and dangers Of a Soldiers
life, should prepare themselves for the fatal Fs-
vers, the Dysentsry, the Sores and Scurvy,
which are almost certain to follow. IOI-
LOWAf'S PILLS, usol occasionally during
the campaign, will insure sound health to every
man. Only rs cents per box ai4
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-05-01
DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

The Bedford Democratic Club will hold it.
regular meeting. in the Court House. on Satur
day evening, May 2d. s.slu9
.. sat 5a a !. ISAAC AIESGEI., Pres't
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-05-01
TORNADO.

{F'on' The opeiousa 4i) .Coursr,)
On Tuesday last, at about twelve o'cloch, NJ,
tornado passed Barry's L. ndinr, breaking and
throwing down the house of Mr.. Honore De-
jean, his large warehouse and some negro cab
ins. From under the, ruins Of Mr.. D,jean's
house, were extricated the dead bodies Of his
wife and son. Emile Dcjeau, promising young
man of nineteen or twenty, with two or three
Others. Mr.. iIonore Deean himself had ore
leg broken and the other badly injured
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-05-01
Interesting From the South,

REPORTED REPU ULsE OF THE UNION TROOPS ArCoiD-
WATER, mIss.--A REBEL VIEW or THE ATTACK
OK CuARLEsToN--TIiE SITUATION Al yICKsBuRG
--roRSApo IN LOUISIANA. atrl.-
Tie Richmond Wing Of The 2ist contains the
annexed dispatch;-- f' i.e.et
JACKSON, Miss, April Goth, ls63-Gener-
nj Chalmers command has gallantly epulsed
1900 Yankee cavalry, artillery and infantry, ut
Coldwater. The enemy retreatcd in great haste
and confusion, General Chalmers pursuing en-
ergetically. The roads are very heavy. Our
mea behaved well, though many were under
fire for the first time. The enemy's loss is un-
known. Ours, one killed and six wounded.--
Coldwater Is i'll the northwest county OF Mis-.
sissippi.
The Wing also contains the following cdito-
iial on the attack on Charleston: q +, r
.A 70 RECoNNoIssANCEs IN .FoRCE rtat
The report on the evening Of the battle of
Charleston sets at rest all questions as to the
character of the assault. 1t was no reconnois-
eance in force, as some have supposed, but the
very best fight they were able, after two years
preparation, to make for the occupation Of the
harbor and the reduction of the city Of Charles
'S--' NHio ID ScIhoii,itCA W vic OIutT VI
battle published by "Rear Admiral" s. +. Du-
pont, in which, among other things, he says:-
After the reduction of Fort Sumter it is prob
able that the next point of attack will be the
batteries on Morris Island" The Rear Ad.
miral didn't reach the second step in his pro.
grammc, ' m
But it is not surprising that the opinion
should bave obtained some currency that this
was only reconnaissance in force. We tho't
the same as to the battle of Fredericksburg at
first Even Con. Lee seemed to be of that o.
pinion. We whip them so easily that it is hard
to distinguish between their battles and their
reconnoissances, their fights and their feiuts. II
was not to be supposed that little Beaureguard
would, in two hours and thirty minutes, by the
watch, have repulsed and defeated a grand
assault that was two years preparing; but he
did. a'.t ~ 300 oo e'
Correspondence Of the augusta (Ga.) CAycnsc,s,
April l2.5 s.g al ,liqA
TIT SITUATION AT vIcKsBURG,
1t is now an acknowledged fact, by the ieder.
al accounts, that the canal is an utter failure,
and has been entirely abandoned and, further.
more, that the PROJECT OF, getting transports be-
low by any other means than by running the
batteries has been given up. The enemy is act
i've ia securing the coua.ry opposite, and a
force of cavalry few days ago got DOWN the
riveras far az New Carthage,a distance Of sone
thirty miles, whfro thgy were set upon by q
Coa.cdegate cavalry fqrqe,, upder Capt E2rri-
son, and driven back. s1s q ,5aa., gRs .as ~
These parties are no doubt, engaged IN re-
coanoi'ering ana goobiug. ant are not 50 nucp
intent on q Aght as on planiar i, Iks 4su 1
number Of boats have been poticed ~ tta ia}-
ing above, AM also Indications 0: d ..'.. at'
iscra Ire poii!t but n. ACTIVE p:oreu aa5
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-05-01
DEMOCRATS. ATTENTION..

& aThcrs will ben speciil meeting OF the Dem
ocratic Club, M fhrraurt house,aon st9iwsh i
Y MONDAY EVENING, MAY 4TH.eo
The Democrats Of the county, are particu-
larry invited and requested to attend and parti-
cipate in the proceedings, Speakers from abroad
ara expected to be present. Let the Democrats
Of the county turn ont en- nlasse. Rally for the
good OIL Unionl' for the good old Constitution
aud for the good cid Democratic party. p
s'sass Ns ISAAC aMENGEL a $50
"a fiea4s asr itHl nh9 N President.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-05-01

et.ledn discDsf1dA "a r. sefyfliine Il saw s;t;pr
he dsnou,nent Of the approaching fleet. and
fewsday 81 villa pfasabl ~ bring ii 10 our
doors.
.rnSshriSs OF .Jadxso&viIiE. .kitesIpA.
The Lake City Coluinbian gives the follow.
ng account Of the destruction Of Jact tson, H.
Florida, by our forces - : s''ss ~ 'Y
Probably ons-tllirsl Of the town was destrov.
cd by 6res, set by the enemy. A heavy rain,
and the efforts of the few citizens remain;no
with the ready aid Of our troops, as soon as they
arrived, extinguishedt The 1laines in many of the
buildings. OF the churches but two were bur
ned, the Episcopal and the Catholic The res;-
dence Of the late Judge Pearson, and anosher
dwelling near the former, were destroyed A.
round the Catholic Church, pretty much ali the
buildings for the space Of two blocks, were con i.
sumed raHsissss r. 14.sa1asssssasss,s o.. a,,.I
The Washington Hotel, and The former rosi,
dence of Mrs. Foster, and all For the space Of
two blocks in the rear were destfoyed, with the
exception Of Me-. Hern's house on. fhe Iupper
corner The Court House and Jail were con
signed to the flames The four stores in the
Two .story brick block on Ocean street, north Of
lloey & Ambers block, were entirely destroy
ed. On Bay street the following buildings
were totally consumed: Bisbee & Canoya's
block, I, Q. Haines' block, Mr.. Kipp's houss,
Mr.. Bisbee's, Judge Dormans, Mr. Baldwin's.
and the four brick stores below Hoey & Am.
bler's, owned b., Messrs. Canoya, Black we'll &c
Miller; also brick store near, on the s,rsst
ranning north. q oes.f,t =. ..at. -,
On the hill above the lats Judson House tho
buildings were entirely swept away, Including
the residences Of Messrs. George r. Foster, Is
merry, Gibbs, Fairbanks, and several Others.
whose names are unknowntous. Inlfact, fror,
the railroad depotito Mrs Haddook's place,
distance of two miles, there is not o building
of any description left standing. even tho brick
church being burned and the brick yard 1es
troyed Besides this, an almost irreparable in
jury has been done to. Jackspayhe by the Dee
truc,ion' of tho beautiful shade trees. Il was
evidently the intention of the villains to Ies-
troy the whole town. but, as usual in their in
famous and cowardly undertaking., they p4rti-
ally succeeded 'sE
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-05-01
.DHEEB--

: SLEEk---On the 10th ul,., in 81. Glars
vile, of Group, Levi con of Charles and Char
lotte Sleek, aged S years and 10 days,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-05-01

yetaledn dissDssrdS a Esefytlsins ID sAs sitipr
he denou'nent Of The approaching fleet, and
few aday 81 i@ills probably biing ii 10 our
doors
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10
Valuable Farms for Sale.

No l-tituate In nolawtr, County aud state Of Penn
~ syvana, containing 40 ares the end OF Con-
cord turnpike, quarter mile ium sad Turnpike adiuin-
ing Mr. Reese Perkins land.
No ssituate ia lower edge oi Concord Township CON
tanning 90 adjoining Nj job Hopes land. Also
10 acres with good buildings. rerIns reasonable
VIM. McCAuLLEY,
mar 600 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10
BOOTS AND SHOESI

Et1s WE would call the attention Of Buyers 10 nur
Ets eNen,iye stock Of Boots and Shoes for Spring and
' pASumner wear. We think that we can say, with
hest assorted stock Of ready made ots and Shoes Thai
is To be iuund In tie state number ot years Of xpe.
renru IN the busin ~ has taught what kinds of work
Ion Market aud, while We do not pretend 10 uudersel
our neighLurs, We do profess 10 he abba compete with
any In the business, as every knows thai Ii at all
eonversant with tho prices Of stock that Is much h her
nov An was Two or three months ago, when tho lar
gest portion Of Guns bought And la regard 10 ia T.
cru work it has To lie bought cn4h In nus, cases ana
The inan Of experiences ~ the uus likely get the hs
l"r MS money We haYe hstlat afsuftment of also
which We can 'ell right Ne will attempt to- give
list tho syl's or khds that we havs on hani but viii
amply say 10 those in need vi anything Ia our line vi
bu ln'as come aud ter, aud depand upon ee.dIg the
worth pt your mnuet.
No. lO2 West "a street hciNeen shipey and 0rAuro
spa Jas " ulENfE
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10
NEW BOOKS!

NEW BOOKS!
~ d. y. Il BWier's Book and Ne,ospaper Store
40 Ndrket Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Trumpe. a story Of American Life by O. W. Curtis
The Crossed Path by Wilkie Collins.
HAIRY Haron, by John 4. Irving
The Attorney, hy John r. Irving
The Constitution Of the United slates
Wild life by Capt. Wayne Reid.
Life Of General Francis Marion.
Evmyhniy's Lawyer.
Moral History OF Women.
Miss uilherts Career.
tine Of Them. by Chas Lever
The First ftsa Step, by Reynolda
The Womtn IA White 10y wilkie Collins.
IwvniS-hye different kuds Of Novels at dime each
All the Magazines, Daily snd Weekly Newspaper
Books Stationery and Fancy Articles for sale ID rieA
'A'''H upl
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10
srHaE FARMERS Mutual fare
insurance Company of the
State Of Delaware"

Tht4 Company continues uer 10 tile people Of Della
ware it, superior advantages Ut lusurauce aCanst loss
by hre on a descriptions Of property, kept Narine
risks.
The Institution is commonded by over % years expert
IN ard attention the subject 81 Mutual Insurance
theng tho introduce, the rr ucpa into our Sate
by reason ot which, il Is believed the Managers have
enabled adjusi aud discriminate lr weHn the
diersnt ,arai ef property. as t. render the menher-
ship amuur ihe mus equitable ~ character " 1e nuuse-
Gus lusurince Companies presented Ia the public.
IL tikas credit itself ihs LIS payments Of losses have
been prompt aud liberal that In - years husiuefH aud
nsseh hiue unOh, not sngle ct itiga-
has occurred AND rrarriN without entire katia'
faction 20 tins PARTIES insured,
looking more q, th, s4faty than the number aud
Amuuut OF rs rHss 1t has dngued Hundreds OF Thou
sands of nallar. Of nsWrtnrr, either ms requiring too
grstt an anonni 10 sngis IsS Offering unit ub
ects Of Insurance for tue citiUter vi this Institution
Ia Till mauuer il y conceived II has the safest and
select ID u aurau7e, inpr1puftln To tile amount
oyer Six aiiipus of boil uH uf auy ether Company
within reasonable rAupi.
As evidence Of ts u has 40 uuly reduced the rate o
Insurance, s times mndr,ite, onesiXih, during Tia,
last years, but 10 presents clear surplus fund
f45NOO rs security agtas iy assessment tho ID posi-
the bslantf. each member being issued vii
he paving interest to them nom January 1867 al th,
OF psr per nunun thus making still iafthu
deduction.
1t commenced tire year lsdl with real protection
the community in Deposit Notes of i2dluF
surplus Fund H0uu,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10
Price, only Is Gents each.
NOTICE.

We are daily receiving orders % send by mail
some Que or more oil Dr.. llurds Dental Rene
dies, which we cannot fill None ARE in4abe
except the Neurctgia Plaster, which we send in
au envelope on receipt Of pIice % cents and
one stamp. But 10 accommn tate persons IN
places where the druggists and storekeepers are
behind the age, we have put up packages ia
white embossed boxes, seven inches hy four,
with comparlmeuts-each box containing "A bot
tie OF Dr. Hurts Mouth Wash, aud TooM lche
/ drops, a box Of Tooth foVder, the sNtaaigia
Pister, and IL valuable little Treatise on 1tfth
lni their Diselsss, he best means Of yreserrmg
them, dad the proper treatment u Chidren's 1trih,
/ worth of itself the entire cost to every young
man woman parents with young children
| with several other necessary articles; price per
| package one dollar, or six packages for 50, sent
/ by express as directed. As the Expr, S. charges
| are not much, if any, more IL dozen than ON
one, il is far cheaper to order six or a dozen
| packages at one time. large family will want
all, or the surplus can be disposed OF to neigh
bors with public benefit, for lao one eau estimate
| how much pain, suffering, unhnppness, and dis
| ngurement EXPENSE, loss OF time and money
would be saved to the country it every family
to day had Que OF these packages which, in it.
self, is a complete set OF Dehtal Remedies. Ad-
dress VIM b. Hurd * Co. Tribune buildings.
New York, and write name aud address plainly.
| That remittances may be made with confidence.
W. 3. II. x Co. refer to the Mayor Of Brooklyn,
to G. ", Griffith, President of the Farmers aud
Citizens Bank, Brooklyn; to the Editor Of the
American Manufacturers Gazette; to JOY, Coe
x Co., Publishers Agents, New York to p. 4.
Barnum, Esq, who knows good thing when he
sees il aud who has already ordered second
supply, etc.
1000 Agents Wanted
To introduce Dr. Hurd's Dental Remedies iuto
every County. Men or women who want To
make money quickly, can do better with these
articles than anything in market. They are
new, useful, low priced, and we are spending
thousands in advertising them for the benefit OF
agents. Boxes of samples, continuing dozen
of the one dollar packages above specified, with
circulars will be sent, on receipt of seven doiars,
about half price, to any person wishing to test
has or her skill in selling with the view Of be-
coming an agent. They can be sold in n day.
sslS@ We 'couid raher pay salaries thin Comniis
sions to those aoho proUe themselves efficient saiesme
6<s"Now is the time to go into the business
For address and references see above.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10
REAL ESTATE.
4s.ar USES f,Ssf
!#IM FOR RENT. .l

tNANNAAN
Brick House Market street between Slh aud 9th No
Frame iIou,s in Mechanic street lrlow Lombard St,
No. p, SIS %
Brick Il ouse and Lot Lord street, third door from
railroad No, NA, $50 %.
Iric House on Lord street second door from railroad.
ii5 10
Frame House corner Of Church Taylor streets, sos o.
do do IN IaytlrHlfoet adj lining the above sbi W.
Five Brick Houses OF ltih street near liue, Noa col,
Goa 600 Gus Gua, otrh $50 on-
Five Brick Houses IGN street near Lombard, Nos
COS. 500 0Ui 5up and on each 500 ~,
Two kfaile Houses Riddles lHu9. hr=t from Stone
Tavern, each $40 90.
Frame House adjoining the alley I'd TAVERN $3.50 40
Four Frame Houses adjoining the above, each $50 90
! Brick isuse uu Lontari street between MrCAulley
and lgth streets, sou %.
! Brick House = corner " Front and Thorn streets,
| 4l.h
Cottage at N. W French aud llth St., 10 o.,
Brink lls TAtnlil street above Second street. No.
/ 2Os, S16 %
small Brick Grange street between Third and Fourth
| streets, 500 %
Ice iltu,s yard on lin street between Market and
Orange strests
Two Frame Houses nth aud Elizabeth streois, zach
s32 90.
Brick House on ,hurch street between Eighth and
Ninth streets. Ss4 10
Brick House. No lals King A'ieet between l1h and
llth streets 500 %.
Brick House, Taylor letNeen locust aud ButlprwOoi
sl5J co.
Brick stahluou 18th street hctwren Market aud orans,
streets SOS o.
Brick housy On 5tl sirr,t between Pine and spruc,
Rrirk House rIoms we'll finished, with 10 acres o
land snd brick stahls, wiiuiuHtou o 100 40
A House sud premises al the ;. 4. nf NaTks
aud Water Streets, in tie tanuieu Of James b. Cos
VIM p, Carr pnssessUu Oh thu Gath vi March ne1t
Apply to MlLllAM McCAuLLEY,
ieh2s COO Market st.. Wilmington. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10
ROOMS.
CHEAP BOOKS

CHEAP BOOKS
NOW is the time for persons whu desire To MI up IA
" shelves Of their Libraries to purchase BOOKS as they
will probably never be able to buy them lover.
The subscriber Is receiving nom day to day large 10
II Well selected looks, from the late Auction Sales
Philadelphia, aud is deter mined to sell them At price
than they have been offered before They con
eist OF
STANDARD,
MISCELLANEOUS, and
HISTORICAL WORKS,
in plato and gilt bindings suitable for presents Sc Many
Of them will DO sold at hall tbs pubHhers retail ilees
aid less. The public are iuviiei to eal ,"
aud examine JOHN 70. PORTER.
li5 Market street, sign oi tue ils BOOK.
Don't forget No. lla.
FAMILY BIBLES,
BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT At
VERY LOW PRICES,
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We fell 10 aIlloos hui such q We dtn aaIay frcOm
mend.
inirln:u.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-10

Garden and Agricultural Seeds.
WE would call the attention Of Gardeners others
w TO our large selected fresh Seeds consisting
Of Garden Flour Agricultural Seeds, cultivated by
the celebrated Seeds men, D. Landrath sD. Those
want Of good and reliable Seeds can ind them at
a. CHANDLER q SON,
mar GIL Market street.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20
IlsOlVencY Notice.

g n THE COUNTY COURT. IN AND FOR THE
4 county ei iiatte. It te ot California.
In the matt ef 'he Petition Of Ejea Cousins.
an olyeat Debtor.
'a-~aaat 80 aa oslarot the H1u.J r. B4rkef.
iaa@e ot The sa.a CaaHty Court. notice is hereby
given 70 I'll -Ae creditors OF the SAID ln,oycmt
.ae4 H'i~i.~. 10 be ana a.le1r l.i re the Hoa ! .
i Barker. Judge Aforesaid. ID opcl CONT at the
eaart room OF said Cont in Oruyiue county OF
b tie. on tie 22I day ot jane. 4. q. l-i3. at 10
CLOCK T. si- Il th-t day, thea aud there 90 show
cause. % any they caa why the prayer Of said iu-
~'.lent sGtaid not be granted. and an assignment
# Lis Estate he made. and lie lie discharged fran
!7 uto'- and liabilities in pursuance 81 the Stafute
IN such case made aBd prayided ard in the mean
uae All proceeding against said n-1lvent be siaveA
--~l Nitat~- my band and The seal of said
SEAL. t0ur tl- 18Th day Of May A. d.
---~ l-3. J. w. GILkNSON. Clerk.
By i. HOBART, Deputy.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20
Justices Summons.

stT tTE or F0DNIA-IN TIE JUSTICES
=, Court. OUhir Township in ana 'or the County
ID. T. ite- lie Veol.. q tae Stale Of California
send greeting to j. n chagds. Nog are hereby
n3u Hu.d O. appear fore me az mvodcc ia tie
town oi U;a,..a gt air township iu the county oi
ia.te. oa the 18TH dar oi August A. p, l~G3. at 10
C-I 4. N-. q answer Cuta tile comf !liui OF +.
Il-t.cr. ''r1 sacs f1 leasver tle sum d.. Fiiiv lS
5lS alleged ,3 5a d. on % leomi-~. ~ note da;tN
o-aF-I-e. SEPT. 18Th l~62 payable t'tce months
--tt. ia-a ar V@lse received: also fer e-al inter
est oa tae same since said note lo.am die all Of
wHlea Is n0W die end remains uapaid; ali uf which
ar3 eir> hy reference being bad 10 the complaint
1a .-.- ID my o'dce. vixen Judgment vii De taken
against Eau iortae said amount. together with
costs and damages, if you fail to appear ana an
-ver.
ro Tie sheriff OF any Coa-tl1cof said C,rutv.
-raciag Make legal service and dac ,etlra hereof.
Gwen ua-.r my band. lhi- l.-h dlr ot Nav
A.p- l~-5- =. W. .tOUGHEY.
Ja flee o. Tie Peace Of said Township
r IS hereby ordered t'a' t'c above summons be
pua. shcd iu the Weesiy Butte Record far a no
lad ot three months a-d it is further ordered that
De H. summons. Constable ot GIlir Township de-
p'-i truc COPY af The raea.nr summons in the
-t ..t 81 Nf ta.e. taiii0I...t, addressed 10 said
ls-e,.- .-4lt- J. u. Richards at Susauvinc Nevada
Territory and also one copy deposited iu The Uro-
vile I-taiiee aGlt, -el o. tEe detcudn, It 0ro-
vide. Eattr County. California.
"l.e-- ;ag band 'ai- '.1 d3v af MAY A.p.l .leG3.
rli@m s.. W. W.C0CGNEY.J.P.