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Office of Commissioners Of L11procements, I
CITY Hui, June p. 1854.
In compliance with an ordinance of the Corpo-
ration entitled AN act for the removal of ofal .
slops & - the public are hereby notided that ali
kitchen offal will be removed from their respec
tive dwellings once a day until the LIST October
next and all housekeepers are hereby notified to
place vessels suf ceut to contain such offsl, and
easily handled in the rear of their several prem
Uses. when accessible to the garbage carts, and
when not accessible in the rssT then at place
most convenient. X: DORSETT,
commissioner Pirst Ward;
JAS. ". SPALDING,
Commissioner Second Ward;
i JOHN 7. GARNER,
Commissioner Third Ward;
WIN. DOUGLASS,
Commissioner Fourth Ward:
WIN. H. HAMILTON,
Commissioner Fifth Ward;
w. A. FLETCHER,
Commissioner Sixth Ward;
JAS. 81. BIRCH,
Commi ssioner Seventh Ward.
N. B. All offsl Of other kinds will be promptly
removed by notifying the Commissioners of the
same. q. lje Is lsw2m
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REPRESENTATIVE SUBSTITUTES Lewis
Audenreid, prominent merchant of Phila :~i-
phia, who is not liable to military duty, q.
desires to furnish a represer tative sub"tit, b.,
addressed a letter to the Provost Marshal Ct =
eral, inquiring whether he could put in as a
repre- sentative one who was liable TO the draft
and received the following reply:
WAR DEPARTMENT, Provost Marshal Gem
erals Office, Washington, July 2, ls6!.-Lswis
Audenried, Esq, Philddelphid-Sir: In reply to
your communication of the Both uit., the Pro-
yost Marshal General directs me to say that
you can furnish as personal representatives in
the service either aliens or citizens who are en-
rolled and liable to draft.
I am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient
servant, CHARLES H H. BROOM.
THR NEW MoNEY-ORDER SYsTEM.-Dr. q.
F. Mcdonald has been appointed superinten.
dent OF the rev money-order system OF the
Post Office Department, and B. f. Wilkins to
the principal clerkship.
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.s-4. PLUTINGf

Every lady In the District to know that have,
1T considerable expense, had built very elegant
machine, for Flutng or Crimping Dresses. de.
Crimped at short notice. in as good style, and as
cheap as in any other city. Ladies', remember this
place to get stamping done. ISL street, oppo-
site Patent Once, stamping and Machine stitch-
Ing Depot. myS
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DROPOSALS FOR HIDES, TALLOW HOOKS
HORNS, CHUCKS. SHINS, AND
OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIssARY OF suBsIsTEycE,l

OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIssARY or SUBSISTENCE
Sealed prop MssEING e. C. July s. Isl
the 2lst day Of July. at Il o'clock NJ, for Hides,
and
ancient limits of the District of Columbia, for
three months, or more, from the commencement
The above articles, to be collected by the CON
e es a ss Ss
designated by the officer in charge.
to used seS Brd ss
GiesbOro' ,COnvalescent Camp, Washiu gton, and
Alexsndris, but other places MAJ occur within the
The contractor shall be liable for all the Hides,
Tongues coming from all the Govern ment Beef
Eattle slan entered unless it can be made salts.
that all due e4erton diligence, and care was made
Payments will be required every ten days in
The bids viii state the amount, per animal, for
the, following guaranty, certificate, afidavits of
eash and 10 oath Of
the undersigned. ,,ono,.,s
-, of the s Psep Of county of
efIer per head for all Hides, TalIow: Hoos. Horns
the Of sSs
District of Columbia, -,dollars and ~ cents
be Of S to
appended. - -
We, the undersigned. residents of -, in the
county Of and State of -, hereby, Jointly
shall be accepted he VIII within f i've days .f
the prompt and faithful execution Of the -" same,
and that we yiu become his surety on bond, in
Of his Contract in conformits With tie
trms of his proposal, and that in case the -
to snssr jS @
antee to make good the difference between the Of
the person to HON the contract may be awarded.
Given under our hands and seals
1this day Of 1856.
shown by the official certificate ., United States
eRsnee entirely
9. as r daaSs
amount for which they offer to be security.
| .,To. which each guarantor must make and append
and e1 ths County an. 1sfG STATE soFe
shs
as sssts BE i
sDbssribed and sworn before me, this day
No bids viii be considered unless made out in
conformity with the above form, and are accom-
the foregoing guaranty certificate and
| All bidders must forward with their proposals
en- oath Of allegiance, unless one may be on file
proposals not fully complying with the foregoing
reauiidemepts as well in fact as in form. viii be
1 meaning of this advertisement
ma Ths contractor viii be held accountable for the
week after the al gning of the contract, 81
sidaers must os present at the opsning Of their
be sndo reed Proposal for Purchasing Hides
! Ts'lov Hoofs, Horns, Chucks &C." and be di.
| rected TO the undersigned. eTg g. BILL, az
| jyse16t = Lieut., Col and @, 8. ;.
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A SENSATION REPORT.

Frederick, Md, Said to be in Possession
of the Rebel Raiders Rumor Makes
Them 1000 Strong.
A report has reached here that the rebels
made their appearance last evening In front of
Frederick, and after some skirmisbing with
Gen. Wallace, they entered and took possess
sion OF that place, Gen. Wallace being obliged
to tall back, the enemy outnumbering him at
the time.
The force which entered Frederick is repre-
scented TO be 1j,O0O strong, and composed Of cav
airy, infantry, and some artillery. a.
This information is brought by passengers
from the train with left Baltimore at 10
o'clock this morning, who heard it from parties
coming in from the region around Frederick
Up to the honr of going to press we have
heard moth ing further conflrmatory Of the re-
mort
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EXAMINATION OF coLoREp OFFICERS

EXAMINATION OF COLORED OFFICERS.
The total number OF colored officers exam
iued by the Examining Board up TO this time
is 2,47l. or these, 985 have been rejected, and
1856 recommended. During the week, 81 have
been examined and Of these, Is were recon-
mended and rejected. The Is were composed
as follows major, 3 captains, s first lie uten-
ants and second neutenants
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LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL CoU BIT, Judge Fishsr.-Thursdl ny,
William Thomas, alias John Thomas, WIS
found guilty Of larceny, and motion was
made in arrest Of Judgment.
Meal nj Bride, indicted for larceny, was ac-
quilted
Yesterday, Michael Geary, indicted for an
assault and battery, submitted his case, and
was fined SIS.
Geo. w. Seals was found guilty of larceny,
and recommended to mercy.
Edmund Courtney was found guilty of lar
ceny. In another case for passing counterfeit
coin a nolle pros was entered
Eliza Loundes was found guilty OF larceny.
This morning, in the cases OF Ida Ernest and
James McQuade, for assault and battery, a
n6tle pros. was entered.
Frank Foster was fodnd guilty of larceny.
A. T. Gray, OF Ind1Ta, and VIM. Lilly, o.
Ohio, have been 90 mitted II the bar.
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THE WAR In GIA.
Reports via Nashville.

NASHVILLE, July :, IL p. m.-There has
been no fighting since June q, except skir-
mishing on the extreme right, during the move
mPnt to the Chattahoochee river. e..
The flank movement, which resulted in the
evacuation of Kenesaw Mountain, was begun
on the evening of the failure Of the assault Of
the 27th.
The enemy began the evacuation on the both
Of June. ..
Johnston is supposed to have crossed the
Chattahocchee. and is endeayoring to occupy
the hill on the south side OF the river, and OPP
posite the mouth Of Nickajack creek and Vet
ler's creek; but persons from the front on the
ith report that opinions then prevailed that
they were too late in efecting the crossing at
the point named. -t1r
Sherman has several good roads converging
at Atlanta, which is not over ~ to Is miles dis
tant from the river.
We have no positive assurance Of the pas
sage of the Chattahoochee by either army.
Probably the first tn at will be heard positively
of this will be from Gen. Sherman himself.
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CApTTRE IF RUauw,

CAPTURE OF BUSHWHACKERS.
Thirteen bush whackers, Of a gang Of twenty
six, were captured beyond Tenallytown last
night. Two Of our men were wounded in ma.
king the capture. #...
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION WANTED of Margaret Gross,
1 who left New York for Washington Friday,
July lst: Any Information concel ming her will be
thankfully received by her. husband, ADAM
GROSS, at No. $50 B street, between I'd and Sd
streets. jy8-2t*
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A PICNIC PARTY SURPRISED BY GUBR


Yesterday party Of young ladies and gen.
tlemen had picnic near Falls Church, Va 4,
and in the midst of their pleasures they were
surprised at the appearance of about twenty
five Of Moseby's men, who told them not to be
afraid, and danced a set with the ladies, after
which they went to the wagons and devoured
the cream and edibles provided for the occa-
sion. They then made off.
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~ More building is going on now In Chicago
than in a half dozen Of the largest cities on the
Atlsntic combined.
~ All of the hotels at Niagara Falls are
crowded. -
~ The favorite weapon with Albany row.
dies lust now is the razor.
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N V.-NOONAN, PLUMBER AND GAS FIT.
l. TER, corner of 9Th and streets, opposite
most reasonable terms. Hose and bose Pipes Al
ways on hand. - 10 I.AL' jy 93ts
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW FOR JULY;
~ $l25-CoETENTS.-AP Physical Theory of the
Universe. The, Property Rights of Married Wo-
men: The PHILOSOPHY Of Space and Time. The
United States, Our Soldiers A National Curren-
ey:, The Rebellion; its Causes and Consequences
iy 10 ,itts FRANGK TAYT0p
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THE FIRE DEPARTMENT-The several fire
companies have delivered the property in their
posses sion to the commissioners of the fire de.
partment In obedience to instructions from the
Mayor. 'H7 '--
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n@OFFICE OF METROPOLITAN RAILROAD
NS CO. Washington, July 6. lc54.-Ata meet
ing of the Corporators of the metropolitan Rail
road Company" held at this date, under the pro-
1864, it was >.
Ordered, That the books of u b7cription to the
capital stock of said road be or 2rs on Thursday
the 7th instant, from clock a. M until $ o clock
p. and from day to day the tier until $500 0lO
Of said capital stock shall have be en- subscribed
In pursuance of such order the undersigned cor
porators having been appointed for that purpose,
will be in attendance between the hours desi
on Thursday, the 18th instant. and from day to day
thereafter until 500 00 of the capital stock shall
have been sui scribed. at the rooms over the office
the office Of the Daily Chronicle.
80 NJ G.. EMERY
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD,
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SECOND EDITION,
- O'CLOCK PM.
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
Important from Frederick,

Our Forces Evacuate the Place-The
Rebels have Possession there-They AFRO
reported to be $4,000 strong. under
Brock ,nrid.c-Wallace's forces on the
south bank OF the Mouocacy-A Rebel
force crosses tie Potom C at Etward's
Ferry TO Flank Wal1ace-He avoids be.
irg flr mixed by failing back to the Mo.
NCcaCy,
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LATEST FROM THE FRONT.

Artillery Duel Thursday Night-IndIca.
tons of the Eegining of Active Opera.
tions-Grant Sure of RIchm ond-Moce
Evidence OF Rebel Barbarity.
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STATE OF THR THRRMoMBrRR.-AtF Frank.
lin & Co.'s, opticians, No. PA Pennsylvania
avenue, the thermometer stood to-day at /
O'Clock. 81 In the shade and 1G2 in the sun.
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APE r II NGIN Gs.
s st A great variety Of
ENTIRELY NEW STYLES
A1.-<nA 60

.a. S s,i A great variety Of
ENTIRELY NEW STYLES
Adapted to
PARL0Rs,
DINING ROOMS, ..-
HALLS, AND
Also, y - =
5000 YARDS CANTON MATTTNGs,
1000 YARDS FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Our Msttings are unrivslied In this city compn
ing in part the famous Go v qua brand for psrlo 4
Oil Cloths from to II feet wide, adapted to DIM
rooms, halls, DC. Alss-
WINDOW SHADES, f.r.f.
BRASS CORNICES,
-.s.-.l. PARLOR MATS.
Paper hung by skilIful workmen, and all orts
promptly attended to. Give us call and 90
from 10 TO 20 per cent.
G.FfG RIFFLB Il RALCOEERB
No. 34s 7th street, between street and
ap Sec Mass avenue
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP
The pupils of the Male Grammar Schools who
are candidates for the scholarship which is
annually awarded to the most meritorious pu-
pill of public schools OF Washington, will be ex-
amined at Mr.. Wight's school on next Monday
morning. The examination will commence in
the morning, but if it is protracted as hereto.
fore " i'll be an all-day affair.
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OTTIOE Ola PA. AVENUR
Wdshfusfor N =,

A DAMS EXPIRES XoMfh
"A ST OffIUA Ola Pa AVENUE.
WaShinstox, d. q,
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN AND WRsr
ERN EMPRESS FoRWARDERs -
HFpCHANDISE, MONEY! JEWELRY Walt
For~srasd with Salty AND DisP 4fcafi TO ali
accessible sections of the country. This Compan.
has agencies in the Principal Railway Towns in the
NORTH. EAST, WEST, AND N0RTHwIST.'
'PPHhiIASEtRHIx. BALTIMORE, G hiSs1oS
t1dV wills. LBxfNGToE. 40 : AR =,
Connections are made at New York and Boston,
British PROvfNCEs and other sfssmship lis
to LIVERPOOL, soUTHAMPTOF snd HAgRE
sSa e sss the coa
uent. 2-V1 = ~ -. s. I.er. = = = 4 H.
1t eli aocessibie psrts ofthe United States.
/ 80, ~ Q. DSEk, Agent
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POLICE REpoRrs-Secowd Prccinct.-Mi chaol
L. ton, ruisance;S3.
Third Precinct-Michael Doyle, selling liquor
to minors; S5.4l. Patrick Hagerty, disorderly;
S24'. Catherine Hagerty, disorderly; dis.
Chas. Hannah, throwing stones: SAL. Tnos.
Cumberland, malicious mischief; jail for
court
Fifth Precinct.-B. o. Flanagan, assault aud
battery, Thomas Moglan, Henry Vuts, Patk
Lynch, disorderly; dismissed. Andrew Gov
ecnor, do; 81. ---- .
assault and battery; for tria'. ALDER. Ossiine,
do; dismissed John Monroe, grand larceny;
for trial Gallon butcher, larceny dismissed.
. Fourth Precinct.-Margaret Handley, disor-
derby; Sl.s5. Catnarine Bond, do; So. Mrs.
w. Finnezan, do: SO. Richard Rowies. VIM.
strieEler, dos James Handiey, do; -. J.
Heiss, John q. Moore, drunk; military. Geo.
g arrison and Kate Garrison, threats; bail for
peace.
Tenth Professionalism Sowitzer, drunk
nd disorderIy; dismissed.
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G. ID. SMITHS
Wild Cherry Tonic Bitters.
IC-ASTRINGENT- AROMATIC-DISIN
FECTING-PROPHYLAC
Sold Everywhere.
Ask your Druggist and Grocer for it.
1T WILL CURE
ndigestion, Dyspepsia,
Dysentery, Disrrhea,
Ague and Fever. Loss OF Appetite,
Liver Complaint, Jaundice.
1T WILL CURE

The Elixir of life for the Aged. Will give Health
and Beauty to the Young.
This Proph ylactic should be in every family at
this season of the year, as this delicious beverage
can be used without the deeterious effects of
Liquors. SMITH l. MORRISON,
~ prnrr;atoru
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F.3 O. ra3 FRANCK TAYLOR.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
WINES AND LIOCORS Il

w We have now on hand full supply of -.
WINES AND LIQUORS. da
/ consisting OF 3'tG
California Hook, Port. Mascatel, and Angelica
Wines, and Grape Brandy:
Also, Claret, Sherry, Madeira. and Catawba
Old bourbon, Nectar, Cabinet and Rye Wits.
Blackberry. Cherry, Lavender and Ginger Bran
Holland g in and VOLTS Schnapps
Also. Hostetter q, Drake s, Stou ghton's and Ger
man Bitters For sale by
~ 9--6tif ts"1 Cor. Il and Ninth streets.
NOTICE.-I have opened a new BARBER SHOP
~ on G street, between LIST street and New Jer-
sey avenue, at Boyl,'s Hotel, where will be glad
to see my friends and customers Tspurnup
street, between LIST and N. j. av.,
jy7-lmf Boyle's Hotel. near the Depot
nRY GOoDsi
Ladies'. call al the NEW sfoRE # you psn. to
S9n &c. s.s sa sas & &
assss II II and si Hoop st5 Is 4
sl2 Good Black silk at 81 rs, s. 81 and ii g. Con-
ss shsi asb at Is 3 and g. chssp
the last and VIII Be sold xhSSts osIo re
present pressS All sumner sSSdS It
lt3 7th q three doors above the Patent On &C.
~ 1-cA large lot Of remnants of Cotton.
lawns and Calico at half prices 1000 yards Of Lii
WILLIAM BRADLEY BEas 70 INFORM ais
variety of large and beau tifsi Vie Of ments
He'd He'd stoSe: and sil tinds o. Marble sosked e
s Sstnss. iass so Of Ssr patTosass
Z 2
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AFFAIRS IN GEoRGETowN.-There is moth
ing doing in the canal, although the panic
created by the rebel raid has subsidized. The
hinder the passage Of laden boats, even If no
other hinderance of trade existed, but it is sup
posed that in the vicinity OF Hancock, the
rebels did damage the canal in the dams and
culverts there. We can see no reason for this
supposition, as no positive report of damage to
the canal at any place west of Georgetown has
been received.
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40 era. CRY HALL, July z 1864.
premises are hereby notified thatthe water rent ia
now due to the Corporation for the oeriod from
July !, 1864, to January j, 1855.
The water rent is required to be paid at this Of
fee during this month Of July. If not paid by or
before August lst, the law commands that the
water be shut of at the main and not restored ex.
cept upon payment of arrears and two dollars for
expense of shutting off and restoring
The law does not provide for serving individual
notices and this public notice is all thai will be
given. RANDOLPH (y0YLE
y8-1m Water Re elstrar 81
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PORT OF GEoReETowN-Enteted- J..
Compton, Depened, New York.
Cleared.-Patriot, DIE, Havre de Grace:
Senator, Franklin, Boston; Betsy Hooper,
New Haven; E. Pratt, Baker, FAN Rive: ].
Smith, Terry, do; Flora, Abbot, Baltimore.
Sloops christina, Fox. st. Mary's; Ann Nc.
Carly, Hatton; Piscatawa; NJ. Whitehal, Hes-
Macken, and Salvington, Love, Whits Hose,
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WANrED HIS WHIsKY.-This morning CIV.
an maa went INTO Clarks restaurant, on F.
stIeeL near u, and called for whisky, wh,ch
aiming it at the barkaeper, pulled the tr:orer
Forum ately, however, a bystander threw mr.
the pistol, and the ball passed out OF the roof
Officer Clements arrested him and turned him
over to the officers OF his regiment, the 22d
Pennsylvania.
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Defeat Of the Rebels by Gen. WalIace-He
Captures One Piece OF ArtiIlery-The En-.
envy Retreat During the Night
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-22
A WnMAN nAs TwIxs w1ru SsAkE Hr

A WOMAN HAS TWINS WITH snake HEADS
Wonders never cease, and the greatest
wonder in these modern times has just come
to our knowledge from entirely reliable au
thority.. 1t fully disproves the wisdom Of
solomon, when he proclaimed that "There
is nothing new under the sum-" The facts
as related to us, are:
About two weeks ago, the wife of market
gardener, residing at Eagle Point, in this citv
gave birth to twins, which, instead of being
provided with the head and lectures of the
"human face divine" had each the heat
and neck of snake?
Below the head and shoulders, the children
were of natural and c'mely form-from thu
shoulders up they presented the horribl,
shape and chaeteristics of the serpent. I'm
medlateiy after their birth. a consultation O
physicians was held. at which it was yer,
properly decided to bleed the monsters t.
death, which was accordingly done. Win
disposition was made of the bodies we bay,
not learned.
The cause assigned for this 1usus nature is
that several months ago, shortly after the wo
man became enciente her husband plnvfull,
threw snakes, head into her face, which s.
frightened her her that the foctus assumed tn,
horrible shape into which they were brough
into the world.-Dubuqae Herald, August 81
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-22

NATURAL ALLrEs.-The Richmond Exam
iuer of August 9Th cries out for invasion o
the North, the pillaging and burning of cit
les, etc., that the Democrats may be enabled
to carry the election. 1t saws:
The peace party at the North need helr
from US. to enable them to get rid of the pres
ent regime and the war;. The only rationa
and efectual aid we can render them VIII bt
carrying fire and sword into their cities and
farms. If any one knows a more judiciou.
method of assisting the pence party for the
pending Presidential campaign, let him di
vulge it.
That such aid would be acceptihle to the
leaders of the left wing of the rebel army ne
one doubts.
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-22

ORIGINAL BULLY Hill CoArASY.-Tb;s
company have got their lower tunnel in sos
feet, and struck a lode Of fine looking m;n.
eral $50 feet below the surface. They ara
now five feet into the lode, with most fia,ter.
ing prospects. Those who pretend to know
a good thing when they see it, assert, with
confidence, they have struck it rich.': 9th.
er tunnels in this district are progressin,]
and the success on the Bully Hill has raised
high hopes of general good results from theii
enterprise Pittsturg stocks ere going up-
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-22

the State Of California, in and for the county Of
Shasta.
50cts. in Z. S.. Int
Revenue Stamps.
Leweliin Williams, plaintiff VS. Robert J.
Bell, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court of 9Th Ju-
dical District of the State o. California, IN anu u
for the county of Shasta, and the Complaint ME-"
in SAID County of Shasta, in the oLrce oi t'e
Clerk eff said District Court.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND
GREETING To ROBERT J. BELL.
" OU are hereby required to appear in an action
II brought against you by the above named
Plaintiff in the District Court of the Ninth Judicial
district of the State Of California, in and for the
county of Shasta and to answer the complaint filed
therein, "a copy of which ACCOMPANIES this Sum-
mons within ten days, exclusive of the day of
service, after the service on you of this Summons
if served within this county, or, if served out of
this county, but within this Judicial District,
within twenty days; or if served out OF said Dis
trict, then within forty days-or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you, according to the
prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover against you
the sum of nineteen hundred and eighty-sx dollars,
and e. ent- per month interest thereon from
date till paid a note executed by you to plain
tiff on or about the 25th day Of May, 1861, and
costs Of suit and also for the foreclosure Of mort
gage given by you to plaintiff May 2jth, 1851, to
secure said note, and the sale of the mortgaged
premises satisfy plaintiffs demand, and the
docketing of judgment against you for any def
cheney remaining unpaid after appropriating all of
the proceeds Of such sale in payment of plaintiffs
demand properly applicable thereto. and for execu-
ton for the amount of such deficiency.
And you aSe hereby notified, that if YOU fail to
appear and answer said complaint above requir-
ed the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relief therein demanded.
Given under my hand and the Seal of
District Court of the Ninth Judicial
District of the State of California,
L. s. in and for the county of Shasta,
this twenty-third day of September,
in the year of our Lord One Thous-
and, Eight Hundred and Sixty
four.
CHARLES MCDONALD, Clerk.
By JOHN A. Fowler, Deputy Clerk
Tx P. DAISGERFIELp, Plfs Attorney. o!o