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, 1864-07-19

You co,nI.L4 vi your ttIIuach nuIu11aAate d}soel-
tic ustt o: 5our cntAch H. coap'A.n Of ta7
:lcht cetuoa u tsA1ns reVeaEe tpan ;ufof neElect
Jug an AbuaaC It. ftILnrs Tou ], W ~
lnpinse II. coH1lo' III. tns otLet hALd
:.:s continually n.sn- II With unNhn!c.1ms aEd
T!:H's sTLFk kCH uTrEFs = proper d!es and rscn.
I>r re+lt? 1ht rittcrf tn sf~+,k Y .nl4 put your
nov q bile N tcccio.nce viii ine lsFa OF he .tn
;ra r .dnse 1asi % mnsh ,.l:s,1t netoa .. xnuld
~ digit 1udleisps ad regular dt:r,ns With 1it!c
ynu have n.EfeIt. III :" raeaDs a. cure, don't bape
your ttomtcf lor It's sbH "A 1t IL nHrey natures
ttlrr he :sli.a mst1cn, o. serrt,us Caneer. OF
somr otttr ~os nt ALo danEesGn. disease Tu:re is
liosTE11KEs B117Kxs vi1 cure nssp.7u.: Int
1uralive4, iy1Q l5ht I-TA1
, 1864-07-19

H. 9aXX8 d Gus
aents freely give you liberty 10 make uso Of t.s
GLOWING certificate OF the valne Of Copstttntion
WaseT, which can recommend IN the highest man
Ny wife, who Was attacked with pain In the shou1,
ders whole length f the back, and In her limbs T1th
Womb, Dysmonouhea, and Irritation Of tho Biadder,
called q phyeletan8 Who attended her about three
then empoye4 q one q h best physieians could nn
she was under his cars she did not suffer quite II
much pain He f2aiy M gaSe he1 HP. and said her case
bination OF complaints thss medicine given for one
operates against soma other Of her dc1ities" About
tlIs uma she commenced the use Of Constitution
Water and to utter n1sh almost tho rvt
dose seemed to have tbs deatred effect and sha kspt
snpefintends entirely her domestic Affairs. She Eli
not taken ar5 Of the Constitution Water for about
four weaz1, a1d we sre h.ory 70 ssy that 1t haa pro
eH~V0 Wx. q. YAK B4NscHoTKy.
, 1864-07-19

STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
OF 9e s eoa Gs1 eS
cafo Alton R9lL osd Company, al. Louis, Alton Il
nhieaso RsGsd Is Compsus A,asias E!a$g, Isyi
!on blo1a Jsmes foTa ii hscs aS;a
Broen James i. N1own. William E. Howl. Eran.is
kh. Ss,E Il ESfs as Ho,s
k1ls, pq9ley T. f11ler s1m1sl n J. Illdsn Lon's
"A Aitidavis Of tce non.r.s,deace Of Azafiah ElaEe.
DAVID uoaaey, john Earl Wiaa M. George \. Trims.
MeSn Wsn Baesn. Frsse, 4. HsSoS.
Marx to}lst. E!,shs e: tt:1 aea. sac,uei B!a;eq-
1'a nssy mo;shks + udy f g amSs! !
nroWu, william ru1eFron and Morris Z. Jessup. De.
iendshia above nsmed hastng bes1 taa tn the ONCE
Eosice i bs1eby. s,vsa 10 ,hs said Asirisn M.gs.
William BEoEE; james Brown Stewart Rrown. james
H.!H toiet Es5a oE Isaed SAMUEL 'BItea: Bases:
d:1 fiji n1 M iuay p lfs ssmgsi l.
asit isa SIs I'll bii II saa; sai
9@ M
inued ont Of sid cGnts .zatnst Ea,d tfenaots e.
p oR hs 59 Monday ~
Hass, 9 5Ss sq Wsn as a:a41s heE:h r M1S Ill., nge W
H. Brown. ~iiiism r. Bro M, Francis L. Hamilton,
katk = Co!let, E]isha 9: Litchaed. Samuel Bstch-'
puey p Fas5 q J.
Brown. Wi1llss.. Full e1son and Morris K. .Ieasu5,
ehall peresnslly be snd sppeas before said Crcuti
ter sSs1eo so bs saidea al Chicago, ssid % County.
on the first Monday of September. 1864. aad plead,
1f df Ss I. 1s I'll ss1s al S q
charged and stated viii be taEen as coufassed
aeeteS e a1hfsred agRt asEeang to the
j. l.. sTARK JK., Complts Colf, iyIipNi4V
, 1864-07-19
0I0O-Isroclan1ation,

WonDE lrCL NRn1cAL CuREs BY TnK AFrL1oA-
floA OF PkoF. De GRATH's ELECTRIC On 81 pro-
pr-e 10 cure almcst instant snecus!y. tndlvld1Als
.t.icted xlth nektnces. Headache; Neuralgia Chill
Fever AEpe. shCEma:1Rn,, nnd n e1rcs And nains
lrlcp5se to cttck snd Elf c;usl!y ceslrkte more
kchr and pain. aud 70 accomplish oearer and morn
tbehumsE system. than be elt ciea by ahy othar
al other methods Of medical sid ia the sae tpsce
Of ut11 the nNeees fhtuse!res bring jud9es Price.
g csits sna t1kes oqstls: So ueuA AZ: so:e Agent,
1ehnsci an6 Smith UEyer Chicago Agents. For
Ea.r hy Ill UruEctste and Merchants.
, 1864-07-19

- 4 fellow in St. Louis named Thomas
J. Smith, has been engaged in Fictimlzing
persons at distance by writing letters rep
.resenting that q friend Of the parties written
to had died at his house, leaving a valuable
gold. watch and an undertaker's bill for
small amount, and promising to send the
watch on payment Of the expenses incurred
By the deceased.
, 1864-07-19

The Ctcroree c1r:. arv vcr.i-ed in cur col"n1s to.
rs 81 uninlt. t1~~,nc fur I'll the drcase& that
tt,1rc frcn S-1L,ua1 hr.kncf y Gnfes l:ghifJ
"a ri@-us. II KS cftk power, rfn:tchE 'mI otslcy
Il fAk. rettos.e he d1mm.E tri: sad nndoss ~ ne
- -t ln. weak! tt E:.lt,! oscAhA EaEEoiler3.
ri: IL tiuple TEGt1 ADL9 coiEluCId. n,,t ta-
m. the :art" md u.!ai!ins IN k:ioc: lead the
adxer;,tcu cnt. ie.9 ng3Jl$
, 1864-07-19
Read! Read!! Read!!!

DAEyrLL1, Fs-. June !, 1a0.
De. Fl. H. a13eH-Dsaf Sir: In Eno:aAly 1851, /
Ipassed nore than two gallons or water Ia twenty.
four hours WAS obliged to get up utten sa ten or
lest about aft{ pounds i9 Estg9t During the moaA
Water, and In two days Altar uaing it experienced
relie{, and Rter taxing Two cottla3 VIVA entiraiY
cute1-s7c2 Altar EeEhini.Z ny EsSai Eeod tss.:t.
Your t1uiy, J.Tx. pN W11S.
, 1864-07-19

Et is N0f often we speak Of Ply
sicfans,
Gut re can chees{uny say Dr. Whittier has richly
earned the ~1dtsprt ed II putxttca winch be
Toys. BE has lhfYef Practice than ang otnsr Ply.
E7c1an IN tcbEo. II tho 1rtaeMent Of A those dis
safes which nesd sntedy aud rIrmxacnt cure
Aame1g: Private Diseases He hat Tor the tteen
ytbFk devoted Liz whole tine ~ At.tnl1e1 thuss
Unfortunate which have bAted The skill o ether
Ihysicana. He IL most socctedfo1 in ths Treatment
all those which fa--1t-lE Cnnsd dared In
curable: He u .hs paonsheE Of ny vosk called
1i,t htErpt of YGutb; q, Al! NeL Kdow 1hyself,"
which viii he tnailea u nj receip! OF three ceLts
70 pre.psy poetsss As Ie u uoe; snxtoas t2 90 "
the good hn c-n &Cy u0t may ca! AnG Tee etFe Liz
cpi1,,n upon those cGsk cr.ttrs. Matters tree Of
charge. f'r,ce end p~rlcrs 1854 EI.rK etteei. Post
1,-rce Rox 2fss. LII htelntss strictly coc1deatis1
i.16QltH IN
, 1864-07-19
Dostftttr's Bltttt8.

/ 7,ostetttr's Bitttrs. I
7tAEAGEAPHS
FOR THE
F. E . p Z E :
/ DEDICATED To
! EIi Who Seek Health
asn DESIRE TO KNOW
d0W To SECURE II.
For Upward Of TEelve Tears
THE SUCCESS or
1lGSTEI TER,S
STOMACH BlTTERS
uaz seen marked feature ii the Medical ustot7 q.
tho country. aod tteir celebrity coaun-
nallJ inczeaaes.
~ g ssx sst
Gse1sti7a. " ~ ~ ~
BIT they ha's al ts'led While the o9.orx41AxE..
DONE. xhich II not for day but fur all timet EroW1
da2I N II esti1atou and confidence oi tho tubaia-
THovs1sps-hsve cenndence + i thee necs@ass @ they ~
aa5e as tscu1ss heath M IT, to m,es @ n nho Ms
who do not Il. ta slck from tho effects Of bad ~
B!1TAns have Done for him: and thus The tspnta1oa
teudas. sas s''Af : A~'' f'1'A'AA-A'~ = >''' '
Z o1s spd
sources Known TO b worthy Of Implicit trust
s!sS IT..
:5ame but ill., constitution itseli.
AnAxDoxUa the adpltersted sttmnl.nts Of oou,-
rncrcc heretofore prescribed for medicinal purpoac
tnvsllds resort to Hosr1rVEn's B1TTHHs "a sa16
lnv1goraus, wholly vegetable and perfectly pure
Tuosz WHO 5ane. rom Liver complaints rely upcs
snd certain Tslisf Tbea al ths asasI p1
ac1bed remedies havc proved Useless
Ix 1rv1n and ague and All Intermittent fevess. ac-
cortnE the statements Of counties. witnesses. tha
taintJ, anil speedily TestoEe Tic strength Of do pat,s
NOTHING cAx be more wonderful than the Operations
q 81 =
tonic aad corrective.
ITS n141rss md Eegrlastsg eject ucon the bowels,
t. be one Of = moat valuable chszaessrstics: nd
xoasUs. and Dx4zzTKax.
HAKp ToI. prtvatlou and ezposnrs r,ay be borne
Tih II 'cse
alme aEd agreeable stonaachfc.
II CALIFORNIA and Australia It II the mtneex
sqstay nnt sa4 H. r. soah ATsse. "a
mating medicine and preventive oi malazoaa aSMr
CnAHsx OF CLIMATE slusYs involves dagger. unleza
.5s t4xa 70 srR ss .sne T. e e
II sea: ac;x o. Ia sTapy Ell
VfaEraa1T TeHIo as restoratiye alter fsvors, aad
Sns ysf5 oesEsteno'ns neteina fa1 teeola eoasa
~ ax,oxrr.uvvarmtn ,t.@,r.h .hronch .~.r-
hseT se a.
even on tho weakest stomach.
ru o,1arsAr 1o.xr1A for the u,anutacsuse Of .nta
~ Of the Recuas ditnsnass ~ whsa effect tho heai&
-'&' '0'' ~ 7'''''~ '''>' 'e''''"'
Prescys ENGAGED IN ssdeu,,rv en,1ovr7ant, ,,t+,.-
IN doors win md that an occasfons1 nss of Ho Ts4
TKRs B11rxRs gently stimulates the circniatton In
=.
expectation u cases Rhere IL sysiem s Il
sG1sp sfa OF tho poison u2ca the sesrasra orsas
hsei fha hext Ina,cs ~ tba afa cd~
he puro EsstSor 81 R41, tse mid rs a 10
ants, and that II IL therefore sale nasd1cae when e0
would be psfnlcdous.
D1-n1ya TIE 17rxKvArs between tb. hot a,..a.ox
ms1afv a N ~ "@~~ '" A3 s1oo0e eA@
.......
sKAE1cK.kss, which from tine tmmeror!a1 hashad
tts with Its unfortunate Victims, Is infalibU
cured. sometimes In few minutes. always within q
As AFHHyKsTIV1 medicine capable Of ttorouktt1
nc rayBcal poWers and thereby enah1ink
netn 10 fepel inc atmospheric poison which generates
K 1BH STATIONARY and Ay1ns hospitals Of the aEm3st
ef the United States Is used T,th marke gucex fn
, 1864-07-19

D The Columbus Criss, {secesh) classi-
fles the delegates from Ohio to the Chicago
Convention as forty-two Peace and eight
Conditional War Democrats.
, 1864-07-19
HuHlngEB UargE.

n G.. STANLEY,
- . MANUFACTURERS OF
M01sT1fG Ah0 FANG! BASKETS
R-ocr"s. .Tuts Wsthbosrds, &c whoiesAle ~. fe.aii.
No. IS West Randolph Ru ~. C.tcsco, Ill AL c-cc1t
promptly &1eaded 10. Hep&frs ceany e1eeR.sa.
jtAl-k3S3.E
, 1864-07-19

8-& nsd mcre thai thirty Se4.s e1ptr1once IA tae
Eost1aut Of Private Dsease8. The Guuts coLlA!n.
INK vAuaD,e i1fo17natlpn and Atf1nATl1-. exposing
tor Is cent? 10 pcs:sfe starnrx Post ts,os bog IL,
Ehtcako nl1ols Gtnse and Austomtnal Mus -u1a. Ill
Eonti CLARK tsTect. tS6-m &S* 9Qt19
, 1864-07-19

II coats!cE 20 OPIUM OF dtlete7lccz drugs. 20
mineral CT other 1A3urtCus coEpouuoa conmoa to
remedies Kenersy sold for this class Of tlteAse. It
IL ko echc:ous thAt Physicians very generally use It
IN their practice In AL chrouic snd dangerous
~ Vae no Cholera mixtures or doubtful coupoei.
tlcns. {nAtJ oi which rnEerm3ne AID ruin the con.
statnuon,) when you can obtain unfAllinS seHsd9
as aualle and safe as blackbe11tss themselves.
Atf for DHox's BLACKBERRY CARx1AATrvE, md
aee tia. the r1opt1etsrs ts written on the out
Mde x1hppeE Of each bottle. Prepared OILY By.
, 1864-07-19

@0kSH1c'R Money SoAp~
1llB call b1AlGd TOILET eUAf. IN such uulversa1
oeland l. mhoe tfcn the choicest materials, u mud
AID colftns IN lts nature. fsaeEanls scented. and
sx1reue IL helCGla In Its kct1ok Epoa The For
sE.e by ~ Drug Eist< And FAncy Gooas DEAters.
, 1864-07-19
Served him Hight.


From the Phisndelphia North American.1 .
4 gentleman Just arrived from H. ersto wn
yester1iay. furn,Ehcd our reporter rith an
Item eoIpe to SLOW the spirit aud temper Of
tie Invading rebels, Wheu the rebel horde
aupeared in front II Hagerstown, one Of the
nT5nc;nai citizens undertook q measure to
Which he looked for The preservation If his
pror,er1y. His barns were tull Of grain. bis
nazfnres were dotted with sheep aud cattIe.
anc fnrty EalI led g. iue were gathered ip
fhr rear If t,is corn cribs. He was emphati.
call1sa cal man III m Of plenty md substance. Whea
The rebels came he walked QUITO their lines
will damask linen napkin affixed to his
cane, ThcIirst rebel soldier be encountered
be requested to show him to the comm md
inE officer. lie wos passed uuder guard to
he mir IT of lila search
"Genera1.'' said be, Il am warm aympa.
thIzer with the South I heartily wish sac-
cess to this invasion and to your forces. Nv
object IN sepSfnp y1u is to ask that you mi
as many OF yonr etatTas Will accept The inyi-
tation wijl ,naea nv house your headuuartprs
anrsnr vnur ,. st ~ hero' aIr house il yondtr
mon 1hot hin u fnofnting to O fue old fash.
, 1864-07-19

1sEthcut Doubt the only tacEn rsmed7 fer prAB1rrs
and VIC have much confidence TINT 1t specific
bare that opium will produce seep and tsuthfolly
usad.
, 1864-07-19
TES TIM o NAL

4 sfn9le Bottle will last a Monsh--to he used
three times q GAy.
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-16

TIE GUILLorINE.-A foreign Journal, in
an article against the punishment of death,
publishes the following curious details
when. at the end of The last century, the
terrible machine Of DR.. Guilotin made its
appearance, it gave rise to the great contro-
versy among the faculty throughout Europe.
The inventor pretended and believed that
death by his instrument was easier than by
any other means, and that the rupture of the
vertebra, the nerve and all the organs of the
head, killed the whole body at once instan-
taneously. Several experiments were made
at Vienna. Some prisoners were to he exc
cuted, and several medical men who had al
ready disputed the correctness Of the state
ment of DR.. Guillotin, obtained permission to
remain on the scaffold during the execution
and when head was cut off it was delivered
to them. The eyes were closed, and the
tongue protruded. Eight minutes were al
lowed to expire, when the tongue was prick
ed with pin, when it was drawn in. and the
face made grimace indicative OF paia. The
second was that Of woman. The eyes were
open, and their supplicating looks were ae-
companed by many tears. Fourteen min
utes after the eyes turned toward the side
from whence the woman's name was called
A third head was that of the most guilty of
the criminals. A slap was given to the
face when the eyes opened, the face flush
ed with an indescribable expression of anger
and ferocity, and shudder Of anguish was
visible on the neck being touched"
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-16
Tom is putting it on pretty thick.

A FATAL BEAUTY.-A Paris correspondent
of the Chicago Times SAYS that there is in
that city, at this time, a very lovely, very
charming young lady, who is destined, by an
extraordinary fate, to go through the world
without being married She is dark beau
ty,. with magnificent eyes, a glowing cheek,
a lively expression. a graceful fgure-in
fact, altogether endowed with every attrac
ton, even to that of having in her own right
$500, 900, and being an only daughter, with
the prospect of inheriting millions. This fair
lady is now about twenty-six years old. and
has been engaged to be married twelve times.
Each time the seemingly fortunate lover has
died within few weeks of the time appoint
ed for the nuptal ceremony. Yet no'suspi-
con of dagger or bowl can becast upon the
fair one dark, mysterious fatality has car
red them. away. Several died of typhoid
fever enc was. killed in duel one was
thrown from horse; two were killed by
railroad accidents. and one-hung himself
The lady has survived all these Shocks
Thirteen may be for her the fortunate. and
not the fatal number. Who will try?
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-16
CHANGE OF rCouSrEsaScr.-Cnarles Bergen

CHANGE OF FCOUNTENANCE.-Cnarl Bergen
aprivate in one Of the New York regiments
which left this city for the seatoi war in 1861.
was taken sick soon after reaching the field
when the surgeon-of the command to which
he was attached ian incompetent mani dnsed
him with calomel until he was completely
saiiyated, and could scarcely move hand or
foot What seemed to be cancerous forma-
ton made its appearance in his throat. and
he was finally discharged from the army on
ground of physical disability He came home
to die. and in December, 1862, was admitted
TO the New York Hospital. where his case ex-
cited much interest. His upper jaw, lip and
one eye. has been eaten away, and the cartil-
agenons portion of his nose terribly multila-
ted by the corrosive nature of the drug ad-
ministered 10 him. Dr. Buck, one of the
oldest surgeons attached to Thu excellent In
stitution. at once stopped the desses OF cal
omel and set to work to make his patient
new face. Incisions were made in one cheek
and pieces of flesh drawn over from which
lip was formed hese pieces were carefully
joined and at the expiration OF few months
the Doctor had the pleasure OF finding the
parts firmly united. An artificial jaw was
then formed from one source and glass eye
from another. and properly inserted. Ber-
gen continued to improve rapidly. and, with
his new countenance, can hardly be recog-
nized by his friends At presnt he Is enga-
ged as one of the corps nurses attached to
the institution Shortly after his admission.
Superintendent Roberts. Of the Hospital, had
a plaster cast made of Bergen's face, which
when compared with his present features,
cannot f ii to excite wonder at the remarka-
bic change efected.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-16
Administrators Sale
OF Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that, in Pursuance of
y the order of the Probate Court Of the county
of Shasta. and State of California. made on the
2Sth day Of March, D. 1864, in the matter OF the
estate of Henry Stevens deceased. the undersigned
administrator of said estate. will sell at private
sale in one parcel and subject to the confirmation
Of said Probate Court, on
Monday. the 4th day of April A. ID. 1854,
at clock P. of said day. soon thereafter
as the same be made all the right. title inter-
est and estate of the said deceased, at the time OF
his death, and all the right title and interest the
said estate has acquired in said other than or
IN addition to that Of said intestate * the time of
his death. in and to that lot piece or parcel OF land
situate, lying aud being in the county of Shasta
and State of California, and described as follows
One hundred and sixty acres ofland, and improve
ments thereon, situate on Ash Greek. in said coun
ty, being the south half of the north quarter
the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter
and the northeast quarter of the south. quar-
tor OF section twenty-five, township No. thirty,
9orth of range No. three west Mount Diablo base
and meridian.
D. II. DUNN, Administrator.
Shasta, March S0th, 1864. ap2
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-16
South Bully Hill Gold, Silver and
Copper Mining Company.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Office of the
South Bully Hill Gold, Silver and Copper
Mining Company, in Shasta, up the 20th day
Of April, for running tunnel on the company 5
claim, Bully Hill, Pittsburg district. Dimen-
sons: Fifty feet long, six feet high in the clear
five feet wide the bottom, and four feet wide at
the top; the company reservng the right to reject
all bids. and to retain 30 per cent of the whole
amount be paid until completion of the contract
By order of the Trustees,
c. c. BUSH. Secretary.
Shasta, March 2S, 1864. app
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-16

THE New Brunswick New Jersey Ere
donian tells this story of patriotic family /:
Before the Rebellion broke out. there lived
at Rhode Hall, in this county, family con
sisting of father, mother and six sons. The
father and five sous enlisted, and are now in
the Union army, and the remaining son. a
stout stripping, hut not old enough to be ac-
cepted by the military authorities is also anx-
ious to Join the service. The mother has
showr great heroism and fortitude throughout
the whole conflict and has freely given up
her household idols to the service of her coun
try. The head of the family is named Au-
gustus Myers
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-16

IMmIGRArIoN-The English press and pub
lie are greatly distressed at the immensely
increasing emigration from Ireland to this
country Europe is throwing the most stall
wart, and possibly the most valuable portion
of her population into our cities by thous.
sands For years immigration has not been
so large as it is now. The demand for labor
consequent upon the war; the vacant places
to be filed in the workshops, farms and fac
tories throughout the land. from which thou
sands have gone forth to battle for the Union,
and the advanced rate of wages which labor
commands are. no doubt. the inducements
which have quickened emigration. And it
is only beginnings for when the war is over,
there will be an illimitable field for Euro
pean laborers in the South. In the course of
a year or two there will be room and abun-
dant employment for some three or four mil
lions of foreign laborers. We are therefore
but in the infancy Of an immense immigra-
ton
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-16
Minnesota Gold, Silver and Copper
mining Company.

TANHE First Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
4 of the Minnesota Gold, Silver and Copper
Mining Company, for the election of five Trustees,
ia for the ensuing year, will be held at the
Office Of the County Clerk, in Shasta,
Saturday, 23d April, 1864.
at clock, P. NJ. Proxies, properly stamped,
must be filed with the Secretary.
All members of the above company are hereby
notified that the stock is ready for issuance, and
upon presentation of their title papers said stock
may be procured.
A. T. CORPUS, Secretary.
Horsetown. March 90, 1864. app
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-16

A MAN received 20 lashes. well laid on. at
the whipping post in an English town. The
culprit, instead of believing when the con-
stable applied the lash, laughed immoderate-
". which made the angry officer lay on with
harder force. On giving him the twentieth
blow. enraged officer could stand it no longer.
= Well, here, mister said the offended Of
fcer. I've done my duty. and | can't lick
you no more, but I'd Just like to know what
it is that's so funny?'
Funny" roared the other, why it's ex-
celent. You've got the wrong Smith. l
amt the man that was 10 be whipped; it's
the other one. You'll have it all to dc over
again Ha. ha ~
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-16
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Ninth Judicial Dis
trict State of Califo. MIA.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SHASTA.
The People of the State of California to Leon Bour-
den and Romaine Remillend (alias Romaine
Cook greeting:
VOU are hereby summoned TO appear and an
swer IN said Court unto the complaint of Den
mis- H. Dunn this day filed, alleging that a certain
indenture of mortgage, executed by you, Romain
Remilend (alias Cook on the 3lst day of Janua-
ry, 1852 in favor of and delivered To you. Leon
Bourden, is fraud upon the rights OF the said
plaintiff, Dunn, &c, all of which in full appears
from said complaint, copy of which is herewith
attached and made part of this writ, filed in our
Court, within ten days after the service Of this writ.
if served in said county-within twenty days if
served in any other county in this Judicial District
and within forty days if served in any other county,
or Judgment by default will be taken against you
for such costs, damag ges &C., prayed for in this
complaint, and plaintiff will apply to the Court for
decree anrulling and setting aside sand convey
ance of mortgage, and such other relief as may be
proper.
Witness: WM. P. DAINGEREIELD, Judge
L. s. of the Ninth Judicial District OF said
State, this 18th day of March, 4, H..
1868.
mr19 JOHN ANDERSON, Clerk.