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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-18
s ese@GapDSi&s R65gs6Ger
SestasstAfar ben sssIttsaeEe .zseasra.
Mng Mgifhirainien.

9amptquarttsr TIM Betb, IA. Des.
Cine Wbtbeilung pes 20. Semi. GnpaIsrte
Ne8tment6 5srltTrte nsuit@ auf etneu @trsif,
3u8 cine Giien9teBeret Der 8sbe0em BET @Oen<
burp inn S6eaapbpat I6aI. Der 8erlult
tptro ben Nebelen itpr ertpftnoliA Gein. ba le
Das bter 9eppnnsns Gtien fir t9re 0an3sr'
1Aife rsrarbetteten.
Is. DEG. - Gin Sbetl ton @eusral Sui
ltsan'S Commando Bate 9eltern untsr Sibr<
unB Des Col, 0sl6 etn bsfttssS S@armabsl
BET unb ~jenlsttS StraSbnrs. 0eGlS maats
etra 80 @sfaneene, 3u gpellS Corps esb5
rsno. Der Getnb per- udt Smbp0en I'm @tez
nanoOab GbaI 3u pertartsn. 8arum 2 wtrb
lG balD setden.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-18
sematOr @OmerOp mnO bic 0eutf8em.

Der fpleenbe Drtef tpurbe BON Senotrr
9DmerGY an ben NeDatteur Des in 9Ietparf,
81. g., erlGetuenbsu vNn,erif. @GGter" ges
rtHtet. Die Organization, BON tpelder Ct
GprtGt, TT bic oeutlGe BON @lepelanb.
nMletn wertber 6err @lart8l
SIR ssiGGsteS S2retbsn bonn 10. NOSbr.
Iteet pOr mir, mnb es freute mid Iebr, BON
Sbnsn gu b6ren, Bonn Sbre Nrbeit unb
S6re G%emGbun9en fir bas @O6[ Strer
9anbsIemte tuerben oft trtpdbnt. ---N it
Der . Organization, wet9er Ste erpdb-
nsn, bin i'd burd6anS nt9t Dsrtsaut rod
iber bic N"ctbwenbtsteit unb NabltGtett elmer
Organization tam fetn 3neifel berrIGen.
Sn metnem et9enen Staate mnb I'M
0efenS metfen 8 = tit BITE beuti6e
8eSSlferun9 bic 8eftnnmu8Stm9tt9
unb t # Sttbe bes rabtfolen Repub'
l~itanismus; unb BITE, DettlHsn fin6en tetne
StnbentGe in tbren ernfefen Sefrebnn9ea
fir Dte Sret1ett unb Berebtun8 aler Wfen=
Wtr BADEN fetne GDrurtbstle 9egeu
6rembe. Der 3ufaa Der @eburt etnea
WtenIGen entI@etbet, un1erer Nnlt9t mad,
Onr4aus nt@t Die Tra9e, pb er elm Wmerita.
ner IT, Uber ntGt. Sd murbebter
9~ebDren- ober iA spnnteeSn nj At
belfenl SD purbe nt9t befraat! Uni
bate feline Wabl In Der Sadie. Oare Id In
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-18

etnsut Stale seboreu, tparoe i6 res6al6
elm @fer0 ietn?! yietn, mein 0err, tA btn
fir fol&e Nmerttaner, Die bte8 aus reter
Wnbl nnb nt&t aus u ptbwenbi8tet
lfnb
Der Mnnn 1T eiu Nmaritaner, Der elm
ntnsrifantl&es Ser3 TIT it& trdst; Der,
ptelet@t, BON ~ienlett6 bes S3eans su uns
tCrtlnt, ober bslorst III, li@ nit ttS gu tbens
%ttfi3tren, in btsienr, Dem sru6en gutlAstpuusa=
&fe unlereS S%atrbunDert5 Der NIT
Treuoea befGsbern btIft ben @tnf1uB paBrer
Civilization /!
SD mG&te mid ntat fas 1psctftf6
6eutiAe Civilization - mod far beutf6e
PUltttt sntlaetOea, tpObl ober fur at1e
Wdnner aug ieoer Natipnalts
tat, Die bisr leben, I'm fA gu perstntssrt In
etrettt 9rOBen 8unbe = ir Sret9ett
anO fir @efeb. &
Str treu er9ebensr
aas g. 6. @UmerOY.
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@eftern @btna 6aH.
WrpfOfsM arfAan8sCfficc.
Drttter 90 DtRrtft sOn Marplanb.

Baltimore, IT. DEG, 1865.
8ir be9laubiSen hermit, bub bic ua6ftebeHO be5ei&s
neten Perionen, pel6e i'm britten Co. @pusres 9iitritt
bon Marblanb se3psen purbeu, bnrb bic loren gfan1en
beigefiisten @ritnbe bon Der 3iebuns befreit pprbeu itpb,
nGatli1
Snp 81 DUTIES, 8. gSarb, teSa6Ite $500. Sac 9emitcG,
g., AT alt; 9ipnIulus q @riffitb, H., Sablte $500; SHc
80 Safpn, 49,, I'M Ntidtarbienff; Gam 8 Srppn, 49,,
30. QSm 6 Bartlett tr., g., lntau9li6 GbdS OfdrnpeI,
g., 30; SameS ScneS, farbig, g., 5u alt; Gbp SenftnS.
g., su aft gatrid Duff, g., einsiaer @pbn elmer gsittre
9 Siebler, g., untau9ltp; Senrp G~rpnbarbt, g., Ribt
%biirger; @bpar6 s SpneS, TO-, 3abIte $500. F.; GJep SIRE
iper, g., nntau9li9; @btp @iliams, farbia, g., 30
Olper Wiart, g., Gt6tbiirger; g~tat6aniel Bed, farbio. 9.
u1tauslt@; Sol SnrriS, g., DO; 8 9 9tibSelp, g., b.
9tatPan AItreo, farbig, g., DO; 9fpbert 6 @et6, g., II
alt Gep gS S1affner, g., 5ablte $500; 2Em 9arfmper
g., gtidtbitr9er; 9tpb 8rcd6rff, g., DO; Ntatbem Oh
2anub, g., gti4tbiirSer; 8 q 3aplcr, g., Al alt; @bpare
Sames, g., untau9liG; 2aiprence 8urte, s., irrtbiimlt
e%tnrplirt; % @rOw, forbiS, g., gu alt; SObn Siaeu, 9.
untau9lid; Snp S4Gffer, g., DO; Snp Surner, g., Do
9ameS 5 Garter, g., sin3iger @cbn elmer GGitttpe; 8re
Sntttb, g., DO SO SepiS, g., 9ti6tbureer Snc Get
nplps, g., DO; Dennis S'@pnnel, g., DO; 9as ScgI
g., DO. 2Sm WteperS, g., 30; &loSo 0fcpre, TO-, ri alt
&eter 96nIt, g., DO; $ 8 WtiuS, A., irrtbiimGiG cir
rpairt Ofidael 9ople, O., gt6tbitrser ; GBm 9 Carl
g., sablte $500; Sas 8 gfprtb, 15., DO; Sup % 8root
IT,, DO; SpIepb Ntit6en, g., iteIte eineu @ubftutea
Sno % SapiparS, IT,, DO. Qlfreb BAILEY, g., 30. gpa
s SauS, TO-, 5abIte $500; @eo q Gubcr, H., DO; %,
Burnett, TO-, DO; Srec 6 Saurenis, 16., DO; @m %
Gart, s., %; GS McgBaIters, 49,, 30; Sobn Bob
15., DO; @impn 9Swentbal, g., DO; Sobu s Dapis, I9
t~rrtbtmli6 e%inrp1irt; @liiab 8uanp, TO-, 9ei6tbiirse
SaS McGuatbers, 10. irrtbtmli6 einronirt Sup
2OuOeuilaser, 49,, int @tiIitSrbienit; 9aSiO Serbs, s
gtiftbirser.
2eUppIr SInmenbcra,
@rCfp6muri@aIu. YrGi. bes @nrpGiruuss Boa
NSm. Srppts,
@inrpIirunss= &ommifGr,
SbpS. 8. WSmrSod),
Srst les Ginrpnirun9szSca
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-18
Neuer in Sort Nprftpplr.

TOrt WtOnrOe, II. Deg. Oe9en 8
l1br 9ttern Nbtnb 9ertet6 OaS 9OIpttaI tn Sort
0orttOpn In Gsuer, weIGeS fi6 talb Der BAT
ferret mtttbetIts. Gegen baIb s l1br erplOotrte
etnss Der Maga3ine. Das 6sues brennt nod
thinner rnb ra0reno Der Na@t frplObtrten
stntee 8cnben. 6sute mOreen fano cine
3patte @rpIoIpn fat uno sint6e @ebGnOe
tpurDen 3eriGrt. Die G%tn3eInbetten bes I'm
glids uno bic @rSse bsS an9ert&teten S@as
pens lInb nod ntat betannt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-18
wiebersefansenmabmre Ses samplers arGnter.

Der MOrrtS SsIanO GurrelppnSent bss
Nstp BeDfOr0 WercurY l1retbt, baB Der Dams
pier @lanter, tpelber BON &o6ert Snau, benz
f%artt9en @tlUten, aus Dem 5afen bon @bar=
Teton entfibrt tpurbe, ben &sbelIen pteSer In
bic 9anbe 8sfauen 1et. Der Dampfer ipute
6tOnO Snlet bur9 Qt9btbcule Salst unO ben
Greet, tpelHer JpDY uno Sole SsIanO fdetbet,
umfabren, aIs CT tn ToIee zines btGten Sc
Bells In bie fetnbltAeu Ntdet.8Uute btnetnse,
rtstb unb gefau9en tpurbe. On benz S9tf,
BAG etn alter GUttonsS Glepper tf, tpGre pantg
9elesen, ober bic MannIAaft III su %beoauern,
rpsl6e ~burGsdnste aus @OutrebanbS anD gum
Gbetl aus lplGen befanb, bic ltA fraber BET
Der @ntfibruus bes S@tf3 auf bemlelSeu
tefunben Aatten. Man elautt, baB email
lel6er l6 ais GapitGn auf Dem S@ife befanb.
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WeiDm0cbtsan5ei9e1t
!!!@eibndcbtem

80. "a sSef SaItimOrefr.
entp1Eshlt Snnt besDrfe6enben Sefe t6r reidEaIttees Eager
eeatl@er D99er' @lS; g e IA m m elite % erie nnieret
9eten peHt,9en @utcren, so nt1tur . &uS9aben
eentf4er elaiter, IN Yru8tban6; tIufrtrte Raturge-
{9t$tea MetIebst9tstbun8em,, @ettst-
ten, otpelnt VebstbI&er un6 @eiangs
&tnbsr- unb Sn9e nbf6rtften fir jebeS glter
itno tn 9rSBtsr uu5 Prabttser NusraM s~OrrGtbta. Sernsr
~ u m 8, srd4ttse. papetertees, sprsaeli& paferb
tlr 0ameneeIaente, fbSne Guf6tafemt 8tIberEDe
sen, WO6slltrbp8en, 8tGber, DbStpord.
FIR ben Gbrifbaum u. (. No..
gu iablrei&ert 8efu& label freHabtt6f elm
", 81. Sd
(be316-81) So. "a gDef Boltiutorear
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GOn egnrt Mfnnrne.

Sort MUnrOe, Is. Dtsbr. @n 90
Nebsaen, cte BON @pl. Bef tn g9arle8 @ttY
9efan9en 9ettornmen tpurben famen beute i6sr
gCrftOtpa ttsr an. @s tsftnben Ii4 mebrere
Sff3tere unb eth petblt9er SOlbat barun=
ter.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-05

All the correspondents Of the Northern
press, writing from NAsAvilk. c. dit the r..
dies Il tha. city ~i,h demonstrating thu no..
ultra Southern sn,imcn,s. Herr IL what the
corrc-pooden, Of the n. Y. w~M .Aiul. "
,bsm;
While an on the sshjrct 81 nssurrs spi
deportnseui, | will occupy = psrassspk with
the she sec~~ionhts n this city. THY ar M,
mos, rancoroos and ranssnh~sc~ orpu~rss.
To he sure, they do no, rush into the streets
and hsll upon our troops With sscomssicks
and hoikins, bat they do fau apon ,l~m IN
doo-s with a weapon Of which they ls,e lcng
been eaper, iuistrcsss.. Such On exhibition
Of assrpity, vengeance. and venom | h,~
mver seen excyvied. ccan,ensnc,- ths,
have heretofore beiong-d 70 sh~ .nt,er sex
seem NOW to have h.eou~ The property II
very yix-ss. 1he.e amisbles xrs,h usm
US With their teeth They brrs the out ,hrsst.
cninrs and Asnvhsrv sesirsi w Ta.ir
white sat'n sbscks are crimson With rho,r~.---
Their eysA-btse, black or ordinarily
capasvstisg ho@ tAes issg~,a laessr arv
.r~~'~psd into halls u IRE. ssd euis sF.rhs
that sssarsrn Tie $40, lhey fall IN, M.s,hs.
usually sio~, s'up~t,hs anil sweet u sprsVh.
sou chatter a~sy with the most energetic
AaiDs~i.y.
1bc older Gma,c- share 'he spirit Of the
snlk'sr ~x, and now Ike hoopltss spectators
atost their dark sad dismal r,<iienc~.
ca''sd upon orr Of them with grre,ine s,L
message nom hes sister 10 Illinois. from y hom
she had been long blockas,~d. presented
them to her Silence loh~~wd Il wss Ar
dAy. She ssh il ws. she did not asA NJ
TO h srsssd She dd NOT srl any wwvl 10
M 'tssr1 in !H'sns. bid hrr 9ccd aAer--
noon. She did tAr saus~ I" me.
! sha make " further at,empt II IL.
csthio3 the condition n this people. lex.
csssk Description kafhce II to NV that the
cit'Aess n Nashville are IN what IAs<ksy
Murray would az sAe indicative msund ard
plaertvt tcnsr. ] maN mel hil to say, how
cv,r. tsthr~ ksvinx my hapcoo u tn AAse~.
that oil a tsen are NJ, ., hi. usns, se.a NJ
ses~. No, NJ the blr~ nes VI ssr usuasfI
nor, hesv spcn fsaale philanthropy ssaIa ~
bass thf dnerrIsncy. This AespitsA arr
sbanhnt IA ehasity AID sstensies " ucnen.
AmoH shsm b ths vvosrsbk Mr.. ], x.
Polk.
In The sane sbjsc>. the Dsyso~ OAh
Jos~h pahaisAscA By pssmiaslra. the ijlcs.
ing rom . private lstiss truo l.<ut T. ".
l~wia ., TIE l th. Usilad 6saass aswy. dated
Nassvills, Assva 81 1lsstesas( l1~e
Ay1:
Evesythise \ I'D in NssAvahr. ~ thc
people arc very histse. MOI sf,br IN sag
aiocs leA bst Tie weafa AZ y usas end
iapsdrnt ~ poGea. Wkes<vw rs paa
. snadsss "a tie ssresa. NY twist thek pretty
hcsa iats 81 imAsisah,e sAaps to expsv-a
tArir isesase dss9,,s, an u 20 ~ M GEO.
vsFAsisa VIII tAsa. tAey win vnA - ali
waaaes u EVA. ~ shsee - ~ithsss nssey.
Eva At cAwsAttAh npssase. ,Asy turned v
thek pes~ MstsinAslly II ~ shcsa,'- stsa1a
Ard bras bnt,cw. O~ young miss N IL
choir exprve~d hepsn BY displaying niaiar
tar secession NJ II WIN take lo~e uuse
70 win these pcplc hark. bat esnay t'sSsvr
that ira,crnal feelings will one Icy b. pst~-
ed"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-02-05

=
Q equal terms, xith IT, aggressive fs-. and I
> maintain Itself ssainst the attempts to ob,ai
: decisivc results b. arms.
} " n my r"'nfnl daty again 10 inform ,"
. OF the r~new~ examples Of cvery coDcci va
bio stroslty cosssstsed by tl~ armed Force,
n The United Ssste~ ., dlt-ren, point
) within the Conlstcrssy, and which mus
stamp indclible hhny not only on the per
relrators, but ~ lMir surcfivs. who havinf
! the power to cheek these outragrs on human
ny numerous ard well authenticated ~ the!
have been, have not yet, in a single Instance
{" which am awsrv. inflicted punish" en-
~ The vros-, ios'fs. Since my laA ccmmuni
sation to you, one Gen. Mcneil mnrdcres
seven riepwrs Of war in eol'Hhlooa and, Thu
demand Tor bis punishmen, has rcls~lned m
rshehed. The 0ovwnIrens Of the Uni'e'
STATES, amer promising examination and eI
planStou 10 relation TO the charges mad'
sss'nf ten I"Hj"nn r butler, sns. by Ii'
~steetnrot silence. amer REPEATED Efforts ou
ny part to obtain romf ss~er On the snbject
sot only admitted his guilt, bat sanciio@ d II
- ..,'-, .enee. and have accordingly bran
"a this criminsl o. an outlaw snd directed
nv execusion In exp'st'on NJ hN e<ii1~ u h.
shp1'd falI into the hands 81 nay ,of our
orcs
! Nave sersived APPARENTLY saehsot'c 10
s:al'esaNs u a.'osher eensrs' BY ~ maine VI
N'''oy, sho has issued orders in Werwfn
virginia NJ the payment Of money to bin
by The Inhabitants. accompanied BY IN mot
savage threats oS shceh'ng every recu.sut,
besides burning hM houss, and Threatening
alMilor etvDritisA 1eotnA Anv pi our ciYinp NJ
Who shan hil 10 btsrsy shei' country b,
say OF our iorcs, and tins subject he's slso
hrcn submitted TO the superior military Aa
thofl'iss OF he n,ssd States with bot Amt
hope mat they WI ev'ncs any d''"pprooa
ton o. me act h"nmnity -"nd''e~ st The
aPrsHins atrocities vhsh ere h~ins daily
ma''iplra under the sshc''on Of fhf~s Nh"
hsvc oosainss' temporary possession u power
10 the Us',sd Slater, sod who ~, h~s
making IT. once mir nass . BY word Of re-
prosch among civilized mrn. Not even the
natural Indignation inspired BY this conduct
should make US, however - unjust. as to
A',r'b"'e to the Shols meas N ,hr people
VII" arr suetetcd 10 the .ds@Po,ism 'hft no~
rcigns win unbr'dled hcenae In the city ~
Washington, . willing sequ~sevnv in this
CONDUCT Of the war. Their must necessarily
exist among our'enemss, very many perhaps
= majority, whose humanity reco'ls from oil
participation 10 ruch atrocssk%. but who con-
NOT hr ned wholly Gultk-a wh,k permitting
their continuance without an enort at reprc--
s'on.
1fA public journals a the North have bren
received, containing a proclamation dated on
the 6rSi tIav Of the nSt,s.nt fnr nth sivped he
The weekly Butte record., 1863-03-07
DR.. VEBBER'S INIIGORATIyG CORDIAL

viii cure these caSos-it VIII insure animation Of
the Liver. BLOOD and Br.sfnS--it stren~the,s
the Nerves, and gives TO the sufferer Liz shtness
OF spirits. 4 Mental and Bodily FEELING Of
strength that Is de.ighttul. The many respectable
persons who have been benefited and certified 10
its extraordinary qualities in curing any of the fol-
lowing diseases. must satisfy all but the selfwiSe
and ignorant skeptic-Dyspep or IndiyeS-
;toit, Loss OF II Ust UIa1- Bodily Strength
aud Mental Energy; Fever. : -ISc. or Chiils:
Rheumatic. Ncur9i.,Ic or other Pains: De-
pleIi"h and " eaf.nes> Of the Natural Func-
tioms, Debility from Disease. Destination.
TOO much Doctoring, Dchauchery and other
causes; IN case of excitement from constant In-
temperance and where DeIeriuIn TrcmenS
has occurred, have seen it change the sufferer in,
halt an hour from tie most horrible state to calm
ness aud piacidlty. 1t can. indeed, be c0nscien-
uously recommended to all suffering. and the pro-
pretor regrets deeply that it is necessary 10 adyer-
tise 1t. in order that its merits may be known
Sold highly concentrated Price reduced to s.
two for S5-larce quart bottles. SOLD by every re-
spectacle druggist in California and Oregon
AGENTs-Crane Il Brigham, and Eedinrton &
Co., Druggists san Francisco.
F5- Look that the names of T. JoNEs and +
Weber, NJ. D.. is on each label. oI9v
The weekly Butte record., 1863-03-07
Summons.

4 y The DISTRICT COURT OF The FIT-
teenth Judicial District Of the state Of Calilor-
MIA, in ana for the county Of Butte.
James Pate vs.. John K. Pate.
Action brought in the District Court Of the Fif-
teeuth Judicial District and the complaint filed in
the County Of Butte, in the Office Of the Clerk Of
said District Court
The People of the State Of California send Greet
ing to John r. Pate: You are hereby required
above named Plaintiff in the District Court Of the
Fifteenth Judicial District of the State of Califor
MA, in and for the County Of Butte and 10 answer
the complaint filed therein Ga copv Of which ac-
companies this Summ0ns) within ten dafS. eXciu-
sYe Of the day Of service after the service on v0n
OF this Summ0ns-if served within this county: or
II served out Of this county. bEt il this Judicial
District, within twenty days: or il served GU. of
said District then within forty days-or Judgment
by default VII be taken gainst y0g.
The said action j. brought 70 obtain Judgment
against yo1 for the sum Of SIX hundred aad thiitv-
one dollars and interest thereon from sra day If
June lo69 Al the rate Of one per cent. per month
Lhls Sllt IS brought upon pr0mlssary note, which
i iUly set out in the complain filed herein. GER
tlhed copy OF which accompanies this Summons. 70
which yoa are referred: and II YOU fail 10 aTr pear
and answer said complaint as above required. the
plaintiff viii take judgment by default against Won
tor tie SUN OF SIX hundred and thirty-oIe dollars
and Interest on the same from June stb l>60. at
the rate OF one per cent per month and for costs.
- Given under my hand and Seal Of the
sr,r District Court Of the Fifteenth Judicial
! District, this 2eJh day of July, IL the
~ year OF our Lord. one thousand eight
hundred and sixty two.
J. ". GILKYS0N. Clerk,
By r. HOBART, Deputy.
J. NJ. BURT, Atty for Pitf.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-03-07
Justices Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIAN THE JUSTICES
lJCourt, Hamilton township, in and for the County
OF Butte.
The People of the State of California. send greet
ing to p. Ord.
You are hereby summoned to appear before ne
at my Office in the town of Hamilton in the County
OF Butte, on Thursday, the 9Th day OF March A. D.
le63, al II O'Clock NJ to answer unto the complaint
of James l.. Henshaw who sue to recover the sum
of one hundred dollars fer the Use of certain fence
near the line of partition between said plaintiff and
defendant, IN le6O-as per contract-Which sum
was due December lst ls60; together with ten per
cent. per annum from the lst of December SEQ
until Judgment. and costs; which cause of action is
fully set sorth in the complaint filed in this cause
when Judgment will he taken against You for the
said amount, together with costs and damages if
you tail to appear and answer, to Wit for the sum
OF one hundred dollars, together with interest at
the rate OF ten per cent. per annum from December
the first 1850 and costs.
To the sheriff any Constable Of said County
greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand, this 2Gth day of February
4. d. 1858. J. II. COCHRAN
Justice of the Peace Of said Township.
STATE ,i'l. OF CALIFORNIA a Il. Hamilton Township
James L. Henshaw vs. P. Ord.
II appearing TO my satisfaction from the aaida-
Wit OF the above named plaintiff that the above
named defendant is indebted to him in the sum Of
one hundred dollars with interest thereon at the
rate OF ten per cent per anuum from the first day
Of December 1850: and that defendant is out Of the
state and that personal summons cannot be had
upon him and that publication of summons would
most likely reach him, if published in the Weekly
Bate Record, it is ordered adiudged and decreed
that the summons heretofore issued in this cause
on this 26th day Of February 4. D. 1868 he served
upon the defendant by publication. and that said
summons which is herewith attached be Published
once a week in the Weekly Butte Record, a news
paper published at Oroylle for the space Of three
months from and after the 2Sth day Of Febru-
airy \. D. 1853, and that copy Of said summons
be forthwith deposited in the post office at Hamil-
ton in said county, postage paid, addressed to his
place Of residence And il is further ordered that
this be, and the same is hereby continued to Tues
day the % Of June lSG3 at the hour of y NJ on that
day, at ny Office in Hamilton Township for the
appearance OF said defendant and the completion
Of said service and it is further ordered that upon
inc completion Of said service, that the officer max
lug the same. make due return Of said writ order
and service. on OF before said return day.
Given under my hand this 2Gth day Of February
\. j. Ie55- J. H. COCHRAN.
justice Of the Peace said Township.
c. B. WHITE, Constable
J. N. LEWIS, Atty for Plt'H
The weekly Butte record., 1863-03-07
Insolvency Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY Of BUTTE
~ in the County Court County Of Butte Cal.
In the matter Of the Petition Of Il. B. Lathrop
SEN, an inSoiyent debtor.
Pursuant 10 an order of the Hon. J. B. Barker
Judge Of the said County Court, notice is hereby
given TO all the creditors Of said IGs0yent H. g.
J. E. Barker aforesaid, in open Court, a. the Court
RnoL1 OF said Court in the County Of Butte on the
l7th day Of March A. D. 1858. at 10 O'Clock \. NJ
Of that day, then aud there 70 show caDse. if
ary they can, why the prayer Of said inselveut
shoUld not be granted and an assignment of his es
tate be made, and he he discharged from his debts
adm liabilities, in pursuance Of the statute in
such case made and provided: and in the mean
time, al proceedings against said insolvent be
stayed.
-, Witness my hand and the Seal Of said
SEAL. District Court affixed this 18th day Of
'--'-- February A. D. lS6S.
J.W. GILkTS0N. Clerk.
By r. HOBART, Deputy.
c. F. LOTT, Atty foT Petitioners
The weekly Butte record., 1863-03-07
Law of Newspapers.

]. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary. are considered as wishing to continue
the subscription.
2. If subscribers wish their papers discontinued
publishers may continue to send them until all
charges are paid.
}. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office place to which they are
sent, they are held responsible until they settle
their bill and give notice to discontinue them.
4. If subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher, and the paper Is sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible.
Notice should always be given of removal.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to take
a paper from the office, removing and leaving it
uncaled for, is prma facia evidence of Intentional
fraud.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-03-07

IN THE COUNTY COURT. IN AND FOR THE
"a county Of Butte. State Of California.
In the matter Of the Petition Of Lesley McKinna,
an lusolyent Debtor
Pursuant to an order Of the Hon. J. B. Barker,
Judge Of the said County Court. notice is hereby
given q all the creditors ofthe said TD.9Irenf s
ley Mchilna. 10 be and appear before the Hon. J.
B. Barker, judge Aforesaid, in open Court at the
court room Of said Coart. in 6roville county of
Bate. on Dc 18th day Of March \. D. 1863. at 10
clock ! u, oi that day, then and there to show
cause, II any they can, why the prayer Of said in
solvent should 2ot be granted. and an asSicHmen/
Of bis Estate De made. and he be discharged from
DIS debts and liabilities il pursuance Of the Statute
u such case made and provdel; and in the mean
time ali proceeding against said ins'lTeuf be stayed
49,, Witness ny hald and the seal Of SAID
SEAL. Court, this 18th Day of February A. D.
'~--1 le63. !. ". GILkYSON, Clerk.
By r. HOBART Deputy
P. \. McRAE Att'y for Petitioner.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-03-07
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