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By the President of the. United States Of
n Anserjca,
"a PROCLAMA

ieof quo, .AO lo.aA "a. eooesoh VI bnO lOui VI
article, Of the Constitution OF the United
States declares that the United States shall
guarantee to every State in the Union Re-
publican form Of government, and shall pro-
tect each OF them against invasion and do
nestle violence; and 81. 49,
Whereas, the PRESIDENT Of the United States
ls by the CONSTITUTION made Gommander-ln-
Chief OF the Army and Navy, as well as Chief
Executive oficer OF the United States, and to
take care that Inc laws De faithfully executed;
and a0 a-sa
Where's, the rebellion which has been
Waged oy portion OF the United States
against the properly constituted authorities Of
the government thereof, IN the most violent
ana revolutionary iorIn but whose organized
and armed forces have now been almost en-
tirely overcome, has in its Revolutionary pro-
gress deprived the people of the State of Mis-
sisslppi OF all civil government; and
ass Whereas, it has been NECESSARY and proper
70 carry out and enforce the obllgatlons OF the
United States to the people OF mississippi IN
securing them IN the enjoyment OF kepuDll-
can form ,of government
.No,o, therefore,, In opeuience 70 tne nign
anu solemn o9ues 1mpose9 upon me oy inc
Sohs VI s.e 0itev oeaees, anu ~ VIZ Y.
phrPose ol -enaphhg tle ioyal peppfeVi saiu
o sSe W vi aiiiAe p.ate goveruiheus WHEREBY
justice may pc estaDllsneds qoinestlc lranqu
" restored, ana loyat eitizens projected IN all
enelr rignls OF ne, ilperty ana properly,
i. 4 andre " tJohnsons fIesloens 81 tne unliea
ctates, ana COMMANDMENT Chlei OF the armies
and navy OF the United States, do hereby APP
point William SharKley, o. Msslsslppi. proVls-
lonal Governor 81 the State Oh mississippi,
whose duty II shall be al the earliest possible
period 10 prescribe suen rules ana regulations
as may pe necessary ana proper TO- convenlng
convention, composed OF ueiegates, TO De
CHOSEN by tnat portlon OF .ne people Q; salq
ota'e VINO a[e ioyai " ING onitsu oIates' anu
no otners, ior tne purpose OF alterng ana
aniehu!ng tne cousCltuelon enereol, anu WIN Wy. I.
S1aInority t0 exercise wltnn tpe ilinlts OF sald
osa,es' ~. ene powers necess IVY Snu proper 10
ehau'c sucn ioyal peop.e .. sne oesse vi
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amounted to $2,O56,500 including the fol-
lowing First National Bank of Norwich,
Conn.,, $685. 600; First National Bank Of New
Bedford, $50. 1000; Verrnilye &Co., New York,
$125,000; Fiss& Hatch, New z ork. 1921 100
Spencer, Villa & Co., Boston, 100000. The
number of individual subscriptions for sums
less than 800 was 1455 THE Third National
Bank of Chicago should have the credit OF the
sale Of $205, $50. stated yesterday to have been
made by the First National Bank Of that city.
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STRAWBERRIES. We are under obligations
to MT Frank E. Pray, one of the Inspectors
In the Portland Custom House, for basket Of
very large-full ripe Strawberries. grown in his
garden In the open air, and picked ON the
18th ofJune. Think Of it,-iiterally basket
.Jatt, heaped up, real scripture measure! We
say nothing Of the size of the basket, but the
berries themselves were of the mostample d.
mansions, good many of them being sufi.
GENTLY extensive to llI great bowl. -. 4
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II ~ n.. a. NEW YonK.. Lune Is

n. 'Hi - y NEW YORK, June IL.
S The Herald's Raleigh, N. c., correspondence
says Gov. Holdea has taken hold of his duties
with will. He has already made the follow
ing appointments: G. 3, Thomas, Secretary Of
State; Jonathan North, State Treasurer; J,
S. Carr, Abide Camp. His proclamation will
soon be issued.n A convention will undoubt-
eddy be suggested. Hopes are entertained
The acts of the rebel Legislature referring
10 the 50 called confederate government, win
be declared null and void, and those of q do
nestle nature retained as far as possible. Z 80
oeGsn. Schofield has issued an order calling on
the officers and soldiers to aid the executive ia
the discharge OF their duties. + 5ssoAs.s.p *
The applications for pardon under the Pres
dents amnesty proclamation, are already
numerous. Z 81
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PRoAfENADE CoNcERr-The grand prom
enade concert complimentary to the officers Of
the 18th Maine Regiment, will come off at
City Hall this evening. That it will be pleas
ant affair, wecan well imagine, for it is in The
hands Of committee who viii dc. everything
needlulto secure the happiness Of all who may
attend. The Band of the 18th Maine will fur
nish the music, and Barnum viii be on hand to
minister to the wants OF the inner man. 5NA
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SALE OF ARMY MULES.
oUARrHnMArrER GkzERAL,s oyy1cE.

QUARTBRMAfTFR GENERALS OFEIcE, I Il
WAsarNGToN, ID o., 3ay % 1885.
MANY thlus ands OF mul.B ne beng DIN " ecu Of
VAA 1t public sale At WasniD kton. 80 fH.7
Inc sales will continue u. til the number OF ant
the armies nov going on rapidly.
There are in the armies of tho Pot mac OF the
fennes ee. and Of Get rgia, probably FoUR Thou.
WORLD. = -
Many of them we're boagkt in the beg ming ofthe
war, as young mules, accompanied tbs armies 10 All
thelr marches and camps, and are thoroughly brok-
90. hardened by exercise gentle ana famffiar from
being solone surrounded BY the soldiers.
Ihs VII le South Is strip ed of ia ming stock and
the Nor also has suffered from the dram OF animals
iaken 10 supply the arDies ,- ~ NJ -
These anin4Is are golu at public auction; yHEY
WILL BOT BRIHo Anything LIKE TBEIR TURK
VALuEi and such opporunl les for tanners to set
working animals 10 stock their farms. and Tor
drovers ard dealer 10 stock to make good speouia-
tons, by purchasing them and disposing o. them in
the south, will never occur ayatn.
80 e5s4sa.ta .l1i.M G. MRIGs, li4iIIIf 4r
-. Quartermaster General a slr r.M
~ - ~ NoA -
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sdi al q NEW YORK. June Is. 4
The steamer Fulton brings Savannah dates
Of the 9th inst, and Charleston and Port Roy
al of the10th. eas11 q aa9'sA a.a
The Charleston Courier gives q gratifying
account of the revival Of business there. Eve
~ day at least half dozen new stores are OPP
ened. 1t says the burnt district will be re-
built. =
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NBw YORK, June ia
Z Ans tson-hrm; sales 751bnles, 81 NFYE
Flour-dull; sales 1850 bills State and Western;
ter Gales 450 bbis - -, = =, :,
& Wheat-dn Il sales 5000 bushels. ". y ,as
Oats-203c higher. y g
Beef-Quiet go IL -
ork--h ner; sales 9210 bills asAi 2 49, % 20,
Lard-steady; sales 1850 bbIs - 81, f...-s ~.
Butter-Hteady. 1i " ~" tNN
WhisAey- firm sales 2E0 bbls
Rice-dull. TstassN
Cofse-frm % f,af srfi 49, -
Molasses-Quiet. 4s4i All Il, TX
NFsizhss 10 liyerpooI-quiet.nys ,ssf = s....s,,
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DRAMATIo.- Mr.. Pike opens the theatre at
Deering Hall this evening, with two beautiful
plays, and will present to the Portland public
some new faces-he having added to his com
pany number Of excellent actors from the
Boston Theatre, which is closed for the pres
emit.
The worthy manager has been indefatigable
In catering for the amusement Of the theatre
going public, and he should be well patronized
In return. w nf sgi5
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Washinqton Correspondence.


NEW YORK, June IS.
The Commercials Washington dispatch says
information has been received OF the arrival
0, the rebel Secretary Of State, Benjamin, at
Bermuda. Itissaid that Trenholm and Breck-
inridge have also escaped out of the country
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Neso Adrertssessasssts To-Dsv
Auction salas-E. M. Patten. -s.,-s---------
Probate Notices.
Notce-Annaal Meeting. ktt
Removal--N. u Pu finton. At8 N
Assigness Eotice-Paul Hall.
Notice.. H. Davis
Found-Silyer Watch, ar
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THE fine little steamer Oriel. built by Mr.. j.
W. Dyer, left this port for Boston stevening
She is to rue, as we are informed, between
Boston aud Nahant. She is owned by Messrs.
Ross & Sturdivant Of this city. 9s o.. ~.
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THE Band of the 17Ih Maine Regiment were
out last evening serensding their officers and
some Of our citizens. They discoursed swee.
music. We shall have some of the same to-
night at City Hall. 5w sal sgtno han ssteoiaa
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u 8. $50 six Per Cest.
COLLABORATING Bukns

Inese 6onds are now worth a handsome premium,
ana are exempt, as are all the Government Bonds,
rom STATE, Conafy, aud Aiaicipal ter 1tion sohses
@aasJrom one to three per cent. per Gnna to their
Va1e' according TO the rae levied upon other prop
cry The interest is payable semi annually by oou-
pons attached to each note, which may be cut Of
and sold to any bank or banker. ss si,,
The interest at 7.s0 per cent. amounts to
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
Of Mr.. Damon, the &C. Old. Man, in another
column. He pitches into somebody at Ban
gor in his characteristic style. iifA a9i1
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From Salt Lake City, Serious Trosble from,
~ y -. u. indians. - - -.


T ee7igps SALT LAKE Cry, june IL.
Be- Speaker Colfsx aud party arrived yesterday
in eight days from Dover, being delayed by
Indian hosiilities. The Indians attacked q
Mormon trainnorth of Platte Crossing, in sight
Of them, and at Eagle Greek Station, few
hours after they had passed, and killed all the
stock and soldiers. YET szslilN .tosssaa gaoa 4
The city council and citizens met Mr.. Col
fax and party two. miles from the city. w. 81.
Hooper, in welcoming speech, extended the
Inequalities of the city. Mr.. Coliax replied,
predicting brilliant future for Utahif her
people prove true to the Union and obedient
TO the laws ~ 4.xr
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LADIES' SANITARY COMMISSION. II The
rooms Of this Society viii be opened on Thurs
day afternoons only for the delivery and re-
turn of work. 1881 81 Per order.
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PRoF. You've This gentleman did not
have very full house last evening, but bis
performances was one Of the best exhibitions
OF magic we have ever seen. The experiments
were neatly performed, nearly all or them were
new, and they produced any amount Of mer-
riment, and gave general satisfaction. He per
forms for the last time at Lancaster Hall this
evening. gI
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Commercial.


Fef slsAInsnlp Ee0ua &C New OK q ! y =
LIVERPOOL BREADSrUFFs MARKET, June
f2-Flour dull and Cd lower; Wheat dull and I'd
lower; Corn depressed BY thu prospects OF early
supplies from America and 6d(G9d lower CO 9as -
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET. June 2
Beef firm; Pork 2d@8d lower; Bacon duh aud easier;
Lard quiet; Tallow SC ady. r, -
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET June a.
Market generally dull; Linseed, oil easier and firm
Rosn scarce and etsier; Petroleum, none in first
hands and rs 3d@2s 4d demanded. ass9 AA9''-
esa Latestvia Queenstown
LIVERPOOL June 3D. P. M-Cotfon-The sales
to-day were 5000 pa es including 600 bales TO spec
ulators and exporters. The market closed dull 49,
LONDON MONEY MARKET, June g. p. M
Consols for money Closed at e94 sls t4i A 'a4ss~
AMERICAN SECURITIES o. s. $40 ut 65t
@66 Illinois Central railroad shares 55@75t; Erie
Railroad shares 4si949l. 80
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IA ...aa FRANKFoRT, KY, June y. !,
The boiler OF freight locomotive exploded
to-day and DESTROYED part OF the DEPOT. -Four
persons were killed and ten others badly in
jured. Cause Of the explosion unknown. t.,q
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COAL CoMPANY.--The Consumers Mutual
Coal Company have located on Union Wharf,
which Is avery central and good location.
Their sheds will soon be ready for receiving
cnal 49,
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Municipal 0ourt-June IL.
David Donovan, for drunkenness and dis
turbance, was fined three dollars and costs
which he paid. seN
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PATENr.-A patent has been granted E.
A. Sawyer Of this city, for improved sail
clutch. s.-.s.,,sss.f f,.ss ssas,ss4if ~.
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Deputy Marshal Wentworth seized small
quantity Of liquor in the shop at the junction
OF Pleasant and York streets, occupied by M
W. Ward.
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SEARcH AND SEIzUREs.-Dsputy Marshal,
Irish yesterday seized a small quantity. Of
liquor in the shop kept by John NJ ayberry on
Fore street. u gi4s fs.s58alp1sW
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7-aO LOAN.

lhese notesare issued under the date Of July Is,
1862 an are payable three years from that date in
currency, or are convertible at tie option of the
holder into 1 ~ tta ia f.s roT 81 :.
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Done at the City of Washington this thir.
teeAth day OF June, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixtY-fve,.
and of the Independence OF the United states
the eighty ninth. If1M HflIl
~ ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the, President: w. II. SEWARD, Secretary
OF State.Illll11 nn8 u Mi n w Z
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FINANCIAL.

authority Of the Secretary of the Treasury the
UNDERMINED, the General Subscription Agentior the
sale Of the United States Securities offers to the
public the tnird series Of Treasury Notes bearing
seven aad three tenth Per cent interest per annum
known as the
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TEETHI TEETIi TEB4il !

DID. still continues to Extract Teeth ay Etecti Z
~ s0ithotn PGi,s. Ferrous having l"ea1t tet IN
he would give a polite Ingifation % cal. 49,
Superior hIecfFo NaqBetic Auchdaes to- sale fof
family use with thorou2 b IN atructions. FsI'i 40,
Dr. ID can ascommodstf few patiepie vth
board and treatment # his heuse, \,
rom 'i1 10 :. NJ, ana % Gin tho Evening
tvrsE.tktion E1os.
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PORTLAND ACADEMY !
q. card.

iss "A Card. slsd8 4alii o
Having this day closed my labors as principal Of
the Portland Academy, take this opportunity to
say that forgive my enemies, ana thank the few
friends who did Aot desert me in the hour OF need
azd tial, frthe support and patronage which they
ha so generously Civ me Within less than two
years. this school, from worry sn all BE- ginning has
grown tcbso one of no small agni,ude aud i'm
portsnce. .Aq-t2
= 1t is with great pleasure fhatlI Announce as my
successor M! CHARLES o. FILRs Of this city. OF
Nj, Files 1 can speak from knoweldge. He was my
pupil for four years In the High School here, aud
during thaseairef cried he stood in the first rank
ia scholarsG department and at the close gead
uated with tina Highest honors Of the ips'itution.
One wesk betore his giadaation5 he was examined
ana united at Harvard college, where b remain
I'd ii Ill alth led him 10 suspend lis studies
for timA 4 has had exp eriencs ia TRACKING, and
has been successful. therefore recommend him
mist co fdept and oheeriuIly to my patrons and
to the public in general. = -
nN 5skssis az J.sHHANsoN.
) Portland, June 10, 1866.
The Summer Term begun by Mr. H. win be con z
ii ,ued from n nda5, June ~. es-aa ...9sr n
Pupils Of both sexes Of all ages and attachments,
received at any time 10 theTerm ttaaasl :
/ Terms $1,000 per quarter often weeks each.
4s4sg AAd CHAS, o. FILES, Principal syoa
elisn % anover st,
Portland juno 10, 1866. junsl2eod2w &
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lame and poak baaks; a9rvoas and sick headaohli
dizxinesa end gviminin 10 the head, with indigess
kion and ooustp a0a Of tho bowels; pain in the side
womh with internal ceacefa; tarlors, poiypuR, and
All that long train 81 cisbases Ni ina IL Electric
Ity suge neans q A4Esp For psinini naenstruaten
81 srouDe8 With young iades Electricity Is pertain
sDeoiao ana VII n 4shozk TINS restnrf ~ saGertI
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R E CA z y T a
July Fourth, A. D. 1865.

FEtHE City Government OF Portland have arranged
a for 6egata OF kow Boats to tale place in the
front Harbcr July 4th, 1855, and offer the followD
n FIRST RACE-open to ali, in where's and
Fancy Boa's Of any Grip ion, to be pulled by one
man, wi one rafr OF tculls; distar ce two milee-
First Prize $50, 90 Second rize Ss5, 90.
SECOND RACE-Open TO ths organized Boat
Cu1s oftne Citg al ua two miles. First Prize
$1S5 90; Second Prize $76, 90.
g. THIRD RAOE-Oren to the Boats from the
Forts disi ance two milea. One Prize $4,000
Z. 70 UKTH R 1CE-0pen TO allSxO rod Boats /;
on Prize 500. sfe1 =.
ssia THOMAS s. JAcK,l Commute
ins f91 JOSEPH s, YORK, on
saiaF JOHN NJ BRowN,J Regatta.
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DAILY PRFss sfocK LIST.

hoy For the week ending June l4.e y -ssss.ss
isaa9 CoRREcrRp BY VIM. IA. " oop d Sor. .sras
Stock ami Exchange Broker Exchan &c st. Portland
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ailo. tho aouty, the iamo and the iazy
iss seS Nv and move With the agility cad elnst,(s
iisR VIZ the heated brain Is eoocd the froat
~ ~ }1bs restprcds The unoouth dcformlties re
Se6 fsiutness converted to vigor, weakness 70
ere th the bind Ihade % sec, the deaf 70 hear and
nth aro obiteraed: the sccsisats 81 nature life
nreVentet; the calamitios 81 old age obvlateds Ane
II sotlee ctreuistUn r1sfutafneds $1,000. 3. d.
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2 WIVb DeSt OF Us. 7UCI6Uc
do. medium. go @65
do. common 65 @6os
halfibs best BIRDS. rs @SO
Natural Leaf, IBIS. $1t@l rs
Navy pounds T5@ So
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THE MARKETS.
Portland Wholesale Prices Cnrrent.

Corrected fsrths PRsss, toJpneaa
APPles.Ls %Aass Lcad. 4 FEflEx
Green gbPi. ~ 0oaa1o0. Sheet and Pipe. l5als
WssterneO y b.. SO q gockland, cask. i 2oaOla5
Ashes. Sttlt WI Luinber-Fron YARD
rearl " b4g.L. fnoa elear Pine No lao siSfSs6
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Administrators Notice.
Territory of Idaho, County Of 4ltura

Territory Of Idaho, County Of ANuras.
In the matter of the Estate Of A.G ANNABLE
Deceased
A LII persons having claims against the deceased
N are hereby notified to exhibit the same, with
the necessary vouchers, within ten months from
the first publication hereof, to the undersigned
duly appointed Administrator, at his residence or
place Of business in Rocky Bar, Alturas county
~ -. 81. W. A HES, Administrator. q
April 18th, 1865. 26R4
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MOURNING. the receipt of the intelligence
of the death of President Lincoln great many
of the business houses in town closed their doors.
Flags were exhibited, draped in Grape, and many
Of the private dwellings bore the emblem of sor-
row. 81
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Sheriffs Sale.

/ DY irtue of an Execution ordecretal order to
1 me directed, issued out Of the District court
or the Second Judicial district in and for the
county Of Boise, Idaho Territory and tested on
the seventeenth day of April, 1865, upon a decree
Of foreclosure therein rendered and docketed on
the fourteenth day of October, 1864 in a cause
wherein John Maurer was plaintiff, and "a Is
Packard and ". j. Mcconnell were defesidants
commanding me to sell certain mortgaged prem !.
Uses therein described for the satisfaction of t1l
amount adjudged to be due said plaintiR frodk
said defendants in said decree, viz: The sum Of
Two Thousand Six Hundred and Thirty Dollars
with interest thereon at the rate of ten pex cent
per annum from the said fourteenth day Of Octo-
Der, 1864, and the further sum ofseveAty two
dollars and sixty cents costs, besides aecruing
costs. l will on Monday the twenty-second das
of May, A. d. 1865, between the hours of elsYe
o'clock A. NJ and two O'clock P. NJ, at the premise
in the city of Placerville and in said county, sell
to the highest bidder for cash, said mortgage.
premises, viz: That certain lot or parcel Of gro
situate in Paceryille in said county, being par 81
the lot fronting California street, eighteen feet
in front by fifty feet in Depth bounded as follows
On the north by Redon and Hepner's, on tie cast
by lot owned by Joseph HeImuth, on the south by
Sneith and Well to the place of beginning, now
known as the Umatlla House, with the app4yaen
ces and hereditaments thereto belonging. lis
A. O. BOWEN, Sheriff. 0t
By VIM. MALoNY, Deputy.
April 2lst, 1S65.-27w3 III
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SheriFss Sale.

DY virtue Of Execution issued out of the Probate
ldaho upon Judgment rendered in said court, wherein
William r. FEisbieis plaintiff and Thomas G. Rounds is
defendants for the of Six Hundred dollars and eleven
dollars costs OF suit duly tested April 25th 1865 have
seized and taken in execution all the right, title, claim
and interest Of the defendant of and to that certain
mining claim known as Berry and Rounds claim and
described as follows Wis Commencing below and near
Reeds Guleh thence down the north fork Of Elk creek
six hundred feet, together with all the improvements
thereon consisting Of new hume nearly four hundred
feet long ten suce boxes and rifles Also the interest
OF defendant of in and the two bitches supplying said
claim with water Also all the interest of the defendant
OF III and to six hundred feet of Dump Ground attached
to said claim. Public notice is hereby given, that
the 18th day of May, A 1865 at Il o'clock NJ, will
sell on the premises the above described property to the
highest bidder for cash. to satisfy said execution and all
accruing costs. Dated Idaho city, April %, 1866.
a27W4 A. o. BOWEN, Sheriff.
By ]. l. CRUTCHER Under-sherif
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CITY NEW =.

Mr.. Humphreys will be adyantaged by reading
ads. Also certain persons interested quartz by
reading Recorders notice. Persons owing Taylor,
Douglas & Owens old debts should also read.
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Summons.
Tarr;torv

Territory Of Idaho, County of Altt SIS.
In Justices Court, before James S. bapn,J p.
w. P. Thatcher, plaintiff, VS.. N. Il. kard &
FL. o. Rogers partners as Packard ogers-
defendants Action on written instr ont.
70 the above named Defendants-N. JACK
ARD g. Ell. O. ROGERS:
TN the name of the People of the Un Jed Stat s
i in the Territory of Idaho-You : e hereby
summoned totbe and appear before Me at my
office in Rocky Bar, Alturas county, Idaho Terrific
ry, on the 3lst day of May, A. D. 1865, at the
hour OF 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, to answer the
complaint Of W. 2. Thatcher, the above plaintiff,
herein now on file i'll my Office, claiming of you
the sum OF seYentyiye dollars $75 00l, together
with lawful interest from the 18th day of August,
A. D. 1864, due and owing upon a certain prom
ssory note made, executed and delivered by you
to said plaintiff and you are hereby notified that
if YOU fail to appear as mentioned above, udg-
ment will be taken against you by default, and
Judgment rendered against you for seventy,fve
dollars together with lawful interest from the 10th
day of August, A. d. 1864, together with the costs
and disbursements of this suit. Given under nay
hand this 2lst day of April, A. D. 1865.
JAS. S. BUMP, Justice of the Peace.
Territory of Idaho, County of Alturas.
hereby certify the foregoing to be true and
copy of the original summons placed in my hands
for service.-Dated at Rocky Bar, April 81, 1865,
I'M. JOHNSON, Sheriff,
BY w. S. GRAY, Deputy.
Nv. O. Margary, Atty for Pl'ff. 27w4