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BRUTAL Assault PROBABLE MURDER
Saturday night n sad affair occurred in this
city. which will probably result in the death
of an estimahle man.
-Fhe victim was an old gentleman about sixty
wears Of age. named PAT. and hy vocation a
carpenter.
over n year ago sn intimacy sprung up he
tween Mr.. PATS daughter AMI q worthless in
.lividual named jess Lev i. which ripened in
sn engagement b. cen the parties soon
after. Lewis weni 10 war. and returning. Wa
married 20 Mis-. Paf.
since the marriage Levi, has been leading
profiigate, diSsolutc life, and would frequently
return home intoxicated, on which occasions
he would si.it the gros~e>i abuse upon the
family Saturday evening Lewis returned
home TO his wife. who la been living with
her father, on East street. aud ,ignalized hi>
entrance INTO the house hy li,iil- his drunken
rage against his infant child. which he seized
and commenced beating. Hi wife interfering.
the brutal husband and father next ohoked
her. Al thi. stage Mr.. PafI interfsrc,l. aud or
dered him u leave the house. never 20 IT,
turn again. Lewis. a. II intending O. obey
the direction. started FOR the door. when. r.
collecting thai he had len his hat behind.
asked Mr. Paa 10 bring il u bim. The unsu,-
peetng old man attempted l. comply. and
when IN The AT q handing The bat q him. hi.
brutal son-in-law suddenly drew forth from
his ssde-Pockst = knife and stabbed hiin iu the
breast, lnlicilng upon him dangerous. ana il
Is supposed. moi al wound. The knit. meme
trafed his lung. almost cutting one ofths tol..
In tWa ain. DR.. suffer and sidddl were called
in and did all they could "a save iht old man.
life. but from the frst there were NJ hopes II
his recovery. YESTERDAY he Wa stun alive. but
AZ was not thought possible for him % lie
through the night Lewis escaped. and al
though supposed TO be somewhere IN the city,
has no, bses. arrested. This l. a most airociou,
affair and demands the visitation u condign
puniShmenf upon This most unnsiural muir
derer
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ID The following resolution was passed by
the Peoples Mass Convention held ~ the Tab.
ernae!e In this city on Tuesday last:
WHEREAs, Matthew X. Hull has consented
u devote his time during the winter 10 lectur-
ing ON Temperance; therefore,
Resolved, Tint we consider him an able and
faithful cxpounder Of Temperance principles.
and recommend him 90 the favor Of the people
wherever he may be called 20 lecture.
ID. W. LAfoLLErTE, Chairman.
IusNas -...~.t....
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IiNMEN'- INFLUENCEs.--lIow subtle and
,nuou> are the influences Of IIymcn. Who
ever would avoid the tolls Of the insidious
charmer must be more than cautious, and i'm
no sense imprcs~ible. lie must be proof against
smiles. however witching, and attractions how
ever mutifarious or seductiyely employed.
That indiscrect, unwary and inexperienced
Youngsters should Ice caught mapping, is not
remarkable, and accords well with human
nrailty. But that a man Of the ripe age Of TWEEN
five, whose wh hole life has been succession OF
nimble escapes from dangers and pitfalls Of
multiform description, should quietly submit
to the charms Of an enchantreSs and walk pre-
cipiiately into the chains Of matrimony. is
passing strange. These reflections are suggcs-
ted 10y the following. clipped from the HERALD
Of saturday: " MARRIED,
BENHAM -CRoFT.-At Laportc, Indiana. on
December the 9th. in the Presbyterian Church
by the pastor. Rev George Maize. Mr.. W. W.
Benham Of indianapolis, 10 Miss Mollie Croft,
daughter OF William Croft. ESD. Of I.apOrte
Indiana
There. in a few short lines T. the fact re-
corded how one Of our shrewdest, and most
successful business men-always mindful e
purchase when prices were lowest and sell
when prices were highest-who, by dint Of
caution, and the observance of sound bushes:
principles. had built up an excellent bushes.
has vet staked his bachelor respectability
upon the die OF an all-absorhing. unchanging
relentless marriage, and that, too. without any
apparent misgivings 1T the venture. Let u,
hope that friend Benham will find the yoke Of
matrimony easy, and the burden Of domestic
responsibility light. Let Us hope further that
he may find the voyage Of his married life &c
be cast always In pleasant ATTITUDES, and on
tranquil seas. May he find the hymn Of do
nestle endearment sweeter than the sympho-
ries Of those musical instruments he has been
accustomed to retail at - much per octave.
AT least Ia cannot be lonesome when he goes
home from business o'nights, for ii j. Of record
that IT'S sweet to know there is an eye will
mark our coming. and look brighter when we
come"
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nRTnororrTAsTHEsTER-N Ms csarrorrs Tao.,.
so<-na<hbs<k-A Live Hyena-
MASONIC HkLL-Johnny B,ossr's worId rene tnsd
n.nzsrei rsospe.
srkTK ursECn-Kinasr's Block. Ea., w..sls,,s,
street. Open day sna night
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Interesting 10 HotcIier-.-.We

informed that in consequence Of the death Of
Colonel James W. stewart, Of Terre Haute.
Indiana, the furniture, with three years
lease Of the " stewart House. = formerly Buntin
House. will be offered for sale by Colonel
Robert Il. stewart. for few days only. TO a
purchaser possessing the requisite experience
and energy for a first class landlord, this
popular 4" Hotel" presents rare inducements
for lucrative investment. 4-G
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L o c Al N z w s.

PsIDofF.-- The Twentieth nilana " A. paid
od on saturday. portion len for home sat-
urday evening. and the remainder follow suli
today
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The Sinni,sippi Insurance Co..

Of this city, has paid over Thirty Thousand
Dollars $4,000 in Losses, since january lst
ls,ll. and now has over six Hundred Thousand
Dollars S600.oo0) in bona fde Capital. We
SAY. insure with the Sinnissippi. 23-3w
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DrvorfoSsf.-rhc churches were all large
iy attended yesterday. The fine weather had.
perhaps, a. much 70 DO with the large attend
ance, ~ piety.
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MANoR's COvRT.-Flse eases of intoxiea-
ton were before Has Honor Oh saturday. Nine
dollars and Forty cent each was the cost Of the
deviation from correctness. Two paid-the
remaining three went 10 Jail. For carrying
concealed weapons. George stevens was fined
sio ~, which be couldn't pay, ergo he'vent TO
Jail.
james VI. Powell was srraigned before the
Mayor for n barbarous assault on John :.
Bechtel, with intent 10 Kill. The weapon used
was a razor. Mr. Powell was held to bail in
the sum Of $1,000 which falling 10 procure, he
was committed 10 await trial at the next term
81 court.
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Indianapolis. Peru and Chicago
IsailrOad.

Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
ofrI1rRs--Davd Macy, President and Superintendent;
d. T. Thompson, Assistant Superintendent; " T. Mallott
Agent, IndianApolis.
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Wanted by n Young Wan Of educa-

tion. aged twenty-five, a situation a. Assistant
BoOkkeeper. Entry or Copying Clerk. Can
furnish good references. Address T. c. c.
Care Of Sir. +. Cunningham, HERALD OF
fee. 54s
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Lunch! Lunch! Lunch Am

CANT Lunch will be set at No. 1873 South ILL
nois street, from half past nine o'clock to half
past ten o'clock, A. NJ, every day. Please call.
sc JOHN l.. FKENzEL.
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Canceliing stamps, for sale by
PARSONS, MACAULEY & CO..
4-6 - West Maryland street.
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Exnabe Pianos at Benham's. noves-Im
For the HoIidaxs.-Grand Pianos.

For the HOliiays.-Grand Pianos,
Upright Pianos, Square Pianos, Cabinet Or
gans, Automatic Organs, School Organs and
Melodeons. the best and the cheapest. at Indi-
ana Piano Warerooms, No. Bates House.
iw WILLARD & STowELL.
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NEW PUBLIcATIoNs.-From J. \. RYAN 4
Co. we have received copy Of a magificently
gotten up work, entitled :. Souvenirs Of the
War" IL Is one Of the most handsome VOL
umes that has fallen under our notice for some
time. It's binding Is in album style, is printed
on fine. thick. white paper, with gilt and bev-
eled edged leaves. In IL are portraits Of the
illustrious dead OF the great rebellion. The
volume l. n instructive and entertaining As il
Is handsome, which Is saying a great deal.
The house Of Ryan < Co. l. a new one in this
city. A gin accompanies each work sold. and
this feature of the establishment is conducted
on strictly honest principles. Their place Of
business l. on North Illinois street, in Millers
Block, and their stock Of books and presents
merits an examination. The inducements are
very attractive.
THE Humbugs of the World" by T.. L.
Barnum. the most successful Of all humbugs.
Is the title II recent publication, copy Of
which has been laid upon our table by Bowen.
stewart 4 60. IL IL a very readable volume
Of over four hundred pages, partly didactic.
partly exegetical. and partly descriptive, and
j. frequently sgnceably funny. Ii gives an
account Of humbugs. delusions. impositions.
quaekery, deceits and deceivers generally in
all ages. The work can Be- had Of Bowen.
Stewart 4 co.
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The E&cyle~s Watch. winds and sets
in the stem. fine gold eases. for sale TO pay ad
ances. al the Loan Office. No. "a South Illinois
street. n30aaw3w
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Envelopes, Blank Books, Lett

Note. Cap and Bill Papers, at
PARSONS, MACAULEY & Co.'S,
4-6 Is West Maryland street.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Iuamlin a. Raschig have removed their
Office to Exchange Building, 33Iz North ILL.,
nois street, opposite Bates House. noyls-2m
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To Advertiser.

f~ Hrsnb "a nss ofths largest Dssspspers psi,-
hhsd sis1IAas All has sifcnlstlen not snrpas.ed b.
any ether paper In The State II therefore esrs
vsntssss Wiki they -sli not End ELSEWHERE.
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Piano Emporlum-No.4 Bates House Willard
x Stowell. dec5-3w
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BeIIefontnine Raflrond.

Three Passenger Trains leave indlanap oils daily,
OruonRs-Stilman Witt. President, Cleveland, O.; r.
n Brown General Superintendent Lucien Hills General
Freight Agent, T. u. Barton. General Passenger Agent
Indianapolis.
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lots in Union City, under the auspices Of WI
ley 4 Martin, heretofore noticed, takes place
tomorrow afternoon. The lots are very de-
sirable, and belong TO Mrs. .. H. smith, Of
this city. Cali on Wiley 4 Martin for plats of
the lots
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For The Choicest DeIicacies OF n

season call on Rhodius, Of the Circle Restau-
rant. shell Oysters, Fat and Plump. served
n All stNles. l3-lm
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Notwithstanding all the blowing and

gas>ing about immense stocks OF Furs, and
this house or thath selling cheaper than
every body else in that line, we wish merely to
keep it before the people that seaton, near the
Post Office, has full line of ladies' and chill
drens' furs, fur hoods, skating caps, fur col
lars, kid, buck and fur gloves, wolf fox. coon
and buffalo robes, umbrellas, etc., rs cheap a.
can be bought in the city. Give him a call at
Davis old stand near the Post Office. 80
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sppcllCes, and the cause remanded, with diree-
lions 70 The Court below TO oycrrrle the de-
murreT 10 the complaint, and grant leave 10
answer.
Harrison 4 shirley for appellants: Hen
drick-. Ptrkin. A Iiord for appcllee
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Diamonds, Rings and Pins for sale
TO pay advances, at the Loan Once, No 81
south Illinois street n3l~aaw3v
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Adams Express Company

Adams Express Company.
Indianapolis onee--So. u East Washington street.
Alfred Gather. Superintendent, Cincinnati; John II
ohr, Agent, indianapolis.
American Express Company.
indianapolis oaice--No. 80 East Washington street
+: W Sloan, supernteLden indianapolis; ] Butter
field Agent. Indianapolis.
United States Express Company.
indianapolis oaice--NO. 81 East Washington street
J. Buiterheli. Agent. indianapolis.
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For Sale, at "a Bargain. my resid,

on North Illinois street, containg nine rooms,
stable, carriage house, corn, coal and wood
house, well and cistern, all in good order APP
ply at residence or TO me at the corner Of Illi-
nois and Ohio streets CD. WuGrs.
&C
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Among the arrivals saturday
were, nj the sherman House, Colonel j. =.
Jacques. Of Quincy, Illinois; Rev. james Da-
wilson, springfield. Illinois: General silas
Colgrove, Of Munele; General Walter L. Ores
ham, Of New Albany, and Colonel T.. w
Perry, Of the One Hundred AMI 1hr tieth Reg
iment Indiana Volunteers.
Gates hause-Isaae Davis and Charlie. H.
Richardson, II Columbus. Indiana. and Homer
Ward, Of Ga lion. Ohio.
Palmer Hsuse-Horace scott. Supcrintcnd-
ent Of the Jacksonville railroad. and Hon.
George II. Buskirk. Of Bloomington. Indiana.
CONCERNING STEAMBOATS,. \ trip up the
.tver yesterday afternoon 10 the extent Of nine
or ten miles and back again. under the new or
der of things brought about by the recent thor
ongh and extensive improvements 10 which
the steamer Governor Morton" has been
subjected, revealed the fact that the boat has
been greatly benefited by the changes in her
machinery. wheels. etc. The boat moves easier
and smoother than before. It, draught i
perceptibly lighter and with the full depth
Of water now in the channel. the trip was
pleasurable in the fullest extent Of the word.
We felt half regretful when the boat touched
the landing on its return, for the time had
passed 80 pleasantly. that we had not needed
the fact that three hours had been employed in
the round trip. Captain socwell was present
and made his influence felt in the perfect order
that marked affairs, not less than in his courtc-
~ and sfability which made every one feel at
home. The " Governor Morton = is a success
rs she deserves % be under the auspices Of her
gentlemanly and entcrprising directors and Of
ficers.
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tScnham ~ Co., Bates House Cor
ner. keep the only assortment Of Steinway
Pianos in the State. nOy2s-lm
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Photograph Albums, of every.varie.

~ and price, at
PARSONS, MACAULEY X Co.'S.
4-6 10 West Maryland street.
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E,an-s -sic and Crnw ford-, ilf~
Raiirofsd.

Evans, -sic and Cruw Gorsi-, isf~
Railroad.
Three Trains leave EvsnsvaIs daHy.
John insle. Jr.. Prssssen; end Superintendent; y
Marin. General Tsekss Axsai. v shfas Ser Gsnersi
frs-shi Agent. Evansville.
indianapolis. and Cincinnati Rail.
road.
Three Passenger Trains leave Isdsanspoiis daily.
ossosEs n C. Lord. Pre- adsnt ara Superintendent
j. " Richardson, Assistant Superintendent. y. n Lord
General Ticket Agent; Thomas c. spooner General
Freight AEeut, cnpa;i; W. II. l.. Noble. General
Agent. Indianapolis.
Columbus and indianapolis Cen.
trial Railroad.
Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily
OTucsEs--R. u. smith. President Colnnbua q 4
NJ Lunt. Superintendent; C. A. smith, General FREIGHT
Agent j. ". skies, General Ticket Agent, Indianapolis
Louisville. New Albany and Chi
cngo Railroad.
Direct Route from Iouisvlls to Chicago
oFucsss--D. williamson. Trustee; J. A. Williamson.
Assistant Trustee; y. Mastsn. Superintendent Iafav
cite; J. @. williamson, General Ticket Agent r. ii
Oampoeh' 6enefAi regat Agent, New Albany. Ind.
Term 1iautc and IndianapoIi.
Railroad.
-Four Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
OTucEEs-E. J. Peck, President; r. r. Kicker sune,
iniendeni' y T. Scott. General Agent, .anApoiis
JencI~onvi lille Railrond.
Three Passenger Trains leave Irdiana polis daily
OfTcnEs-D. Ricketts,, President; Horace Scott. su
Perniendeni; James ferrier General Ticket Agent:
Ihomas Carse, General Freight Agent, Jefersonve;
Thomas Carse, General Agent Indianapolis.
Lafayette and Indianapolis Rail-
road.
Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
ofTicKns-William Y. Reynolds, President: J. NJ Eer-
per, Assistant Superintendent Lafayette; W. H. Parmlee
/ General Agent, indianapolis.
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Three Trains leave Ev.nsvilIs dasly.
John ingle. IT.. President end Superintendent. \ y
Marin, General Tsckst Axsai. a y shSsser. General
fre-ght Agent. Evansville.
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Lafayette and indianapolis Rail.
rOah

Three Passenger Trains leave Indians polls daily.
ofucERs--William Y. Reynolds, President: J. NJ FER
per, Assistant Superintendent Lafayette; W. H. Parmlee
General Agent, indianapolis.
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JeGer~onviIue RaiIroma

Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
orrcr.s-D Ricketts,, President; Horace Scott, So.
periniendent; James Ferrier General Ticket Agen,
Thomas Carse General Freight Agent, Jefersouyilie
Thomas Carse, General Agent, Indianapolis.
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Terra 1sautc and IndianapoIis
Ruflroud

Four Passengsr TT aims leave Indlanapolis daily
OIucEEs-E J. Peck, President: r. ". Kicker. supe,
inisndeni; ;. T. Scott General Agent. Ind anapoiis
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Noticc.-Hereafier no person will be a,

NOficc.-Hereafier no person will be adj
mitted to the " Soldiers Home" for the pur-
pose Of making collections.
DANL. MACAULEY,
Colonel x Brevet Brigadier General.
Commanding Ekin Barracks
December 9, 1865. 80
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ExrEcTEo.- The one Hundred and Thir-
tleih Regiment Indiana Volunteer l. expected
10 arrive IN the rify Tomorrow. 7, + under
tn command Il colonrl Charles :. Parrish.
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indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail.
road.

Three Passenger Trains leave Isdianspoiis daily.
osrcsEs n c. Lord. Pre- adent ard Superintendent:
!. " Richardson. Assistant Superintendent y. n Lord
General Ticket agent; Thomas c. spooner, General
Freight Aren't, C.nenpati; W. II. I. Noble, General
Agent. Indianapolis
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Louisville. New Albany and Chi.
cngo HsafIroud.

Direct Route from Louisville 10 Chicago
ouIcrEs--D. ID williamson. Trustee; J. A. wnll.msor.
Assistant Trustee; y. Mastsn Superintendent Lafay
cite; J. q. williamson. General Ticket Agent: X N
Campbell, General Pre- gat Agent, New Albany, Ind.
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Columbus md indianapolis Cen.
trsl1 Railroad

Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
0Tucsns-R. y. Smith. President, Columbus. O J.
NJ Lunt. Superintendent G. A. Smith, General Freight
Agent J. W. skiles General Ticket Agent IndiAnapos
The Placer herald., 1865-07-15
vALUABLERANcHFO FOR SALE
NEAR AUBURN.

TXNIIE undersigned offers for sale the l-mA
Il well known TURNER RANCH" stua gaaassm
ted two miles north of auburn, on the ls4l4As
Nevada road and convenient to the Pacific Rail
road. The ranch contains 800 acres, 100 OF which
are under good and substantial fence There is
NJ excellent fruit orchard, containing one hun
dred bearing apple trees of the best variety. be-
riey. beside peach plum. pear, apricot and fig
trees Also vinyard of 5000 bearing grape
vines, both native and foreign varieties There
is a good dwelling house, barn and other out
buildings, and we'll Of good water, beside a new
er falling spring for watering the orchard and
large kitchen garden attached to the premises
There are, the present season, twenty acres sown
in wheat, oats and barley, and the ranch will be
sold with or without the crop.
The above Ranch will be sold at bargain ell
ther in coin or currency. For further particulars
apply on the premises TO the undersigned, pro-
prietor. WIN. TURNER
april 15-my
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NOTICE.

M HEREAS, the Books of Record Stock and
w account books, with other valuable papers
of the Yankee Jim and Wisconsin Hill Turnpike
Company, were recently destroyed by fire with
the residence of o. ii. Young at Wisconsin Hill,
notice is hereby given that "a meeting OF Stock
holders, and all persons interested in said road
will be held at the Toll House on said road on
the 27th day OF June, 1865, at l2 O'Clock, NJ. for
the purpose of reorganization and settlement Of
the affairs OF the Company; and all persons hold
ing stock in said road or holding claims against
the same, or otherwise interested therein, are no.
titled to be present at siid meeting either in per-
SON or by proxy.
o. II. YOUNG,
Secretary,
Wisconsin Hill, My Goth. 1865 -3w,
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SU MI MONS.
The PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA To
PERRY CLARK.

The PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA To
PERRY CLARK
WTOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appper
"a before me, at my office in Lincoln. Placer
county. on Tuesday, the lst day Of August A. D.
1865, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ TO answer the complaint
Of a. Mills, wherein he prays judgment against
you for the sum of Two Hundred and Thirty
eight Dollars and Forty cents, in an action on a
certain promissory note, made payable to Joseph
Walkup or order, and an account for board and
money loaned. as will more fully appear by ref
erpncc to the complaint now on file in my office.
and take ljotice it you fail so to appear and aus
wer, plaintiff will take judgment rs Aforesaid
Given under my hand, this 24th day Of April. A. D.
1865.
JAMES BECK,
Justice Peace, Township No. 10.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court by
the affidavit OF the attorney, H. Starr, that the
above named defendant is indebted to the said
plaintiff. and that the plaintiff has n good cause
of action against the said defendant, and it APP
pearing that the defendant is not resident of
the County of Placer or State OF California. but
that his place of residence is in Idaho Territory
and on motion Of the said attorney, ii is ordered
by the court. that service of the summons in the
above entitled action he ha upon the said Perry
Clark by publishing the same in the Placer Her
aid a weekly newspaper. printed and published
in the town Of Auburn. Placer county. at least
once n week for three N Jnths; and it is further
ordered that copy Of the summons in said cause
he forthwith deposited in the Post Office. directed
to the said Perry Clark. at his supposed place Of
residence, by the officer
JAMES BECK,
j. P, Township No. 10.
April Oath, 1S65-3m.