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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-05-11

SrRANGE SroRy AR'vr SroNhwArL JACK
soN,--iu u Norfolk (la,) letter to the New.
York Tribune, the writer says q statement
was made TO aim, few days ago, 10y am
eN-yehcl officer OF Stouewall Jlckson's con,
maud, which ON subsequent inquiry, he dis.
covered to ho true. Speaking of jackson,
his oil associate said il he had bcen in
command OF the rebel army after Autietam
the war would have been brought to a close
for that jackson proposed 10 Ice and Other
officers ,hat Mcclellan should be dcljcately
approached with proposition to place him
(McClollOn) in command of both the Union
and rebel armies, aud then dictate to the
administration satisfactory terms .or peace
which at that time would have been the de-
posing of Mr. Lincoln :" but JeiT. Davis go
wind of the plan aud it Tell through. "Ne
thought the secesh officer said, " that the
United States Government had becom,
aware of such plan, and that was the way
we accounted for the fact of Mcclellan be.
ing relieved from the command OF the army
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-05-11
wonders OF the Coral Reef in
thc Sandwich Islands.

In some cases these reefs cncircle the
island so completely as to leave scarcely a
sugle passage or gateway by which it can
b, approached. Ordinarily there is a space
OF a mile or milo and n half between the
reef and tho beach of tho island, From
tho iunor clgo of the reef 10 the white
brca beech, spread tha clear cxpanse
The lagoon, smooth and unruled as the
surface of an inland lake. Below, through
the calm translucent waters, are seen nun
bcrs OF different kinds OF shell fish. attached
to the coal branches or wedged into their
mtcrntices. Others that Nro feeding reflect
tho brightest Culors with every motion.
Purple mulIet, variogated rock fish aud
small ray fish, are dashiug hither and
thither near the bottom. Another species
of mullet of splendid oh mgeable blue
and green, seems to be feeding upon the
little polypes protruding from the coral
tops, Shells, sea.plnnts, corals and fishes,
and tho slightest movement Cf the last even
to the vibration OF n tiny fin, or the gentle
opening of the glls in respiration, can be
scen with perfect distnctness in this trans
parent medium. But what chiefly attracts
attention, are the gay tints and curious
shapes of the innumerablc 2oophytes, or
I" flower animals sprnglng up from the
SUES anu bOllNm OF lne lNSlll, ana untold
ing their living leaves above the limestone
trunks or stems that enoase them. Blue,
red, pink, orange, purple and the green
are among their coors; and tho variety of
patterns seems absolutely endless, They
mimic, in their manner of growth, the foil.
age Of trees, tho spreading anllers of the
snag, globes, columns, stars, leathery
plumcs, trailing vines, and all the widest
aud most graceful forms of terrestrial Nego
tatou. Nothing is wanting to complete
this submarine shrubhery, oven to the
miuatoSt details. There arc mosses and
/ ferns aud liohens and spreading shrubs and
| branching trees and hunChes of Slendel
! thread like stems, swayiug gently with the
motion of the water. And 1t requires NC
! frt of the Imagination to see ianoiGulll
1 shaded wild flowers in tn, num,rou
/ Yar,olirs OF actiniW or Sea-anemones, many
! OF which bear the closest resemblance tC
wood pinks, aslors aud carnations. The
hiitltions of these flowers are in some cases
Wonderfully perfect even to their delicate
I petals, which are represented by the sleu
/ der fringe Ike teuiicles Of polype, pro
! tru3iug out of its coils, Besides these
| couutcrparts of land vegetation, there are
\ sea fms, solid masses of sponge coral
| clubs of Hercules, madrepores, resembling
elegantly lormed vases husd with flowers
/ dune Ike groups OF aStra studded will
green and purple spaugles, with thousands
OF other shapes 50 strange aud tautisu
that they can be likeucd to no other object
1 in nature.
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TESTIMONIALS.

On june, 8, 1864 put four or FIVE Of Ingersoll's
Patent Preserved Eggs under different hens, which
remained under during the whole time Of mediation
They then taken out and found perfectly good,
that they eaten on my own table.
Respectfully, yours, JOHN MAClNTZER,
Foot of l2lst street, harlem, n. Y.
August II, 1864,
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IN REGARD TO EGGS.

Egg dealers Merchants and GroceryLen can keep
their Eggs any length Of time thereby taking advan
tage of the market and not be obliged to ship by
press In warm weather, but ship by freight and make
great saving. Eggs. by this process, are handled
the same as If not prepared liquid is necessary
to keep them in. For further particulars, for
County, Township or Individual Rights, inquire Of
BALDWIN & LOPER, Weston, OHIO
Or, j. L. LOPER, Perrysburg, Ohio.
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DOUBLE and Single CORN SHELTERS, of a
~ good quality, for sale, Mt manufacturers
prices. CROOK & FREEMAN.
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READY MADE CLOTHING,

ANGxAO \ OA1ANAJ SLO = 4A44N " Z
For Men and Boys.
A complete assortment; also Piece Goods and
Gentlemcns Furnishing Gnods; have the best fa-
ciliucs for getting up genteel suit of clothes on
very short notice.
HATS AND CAPS-A1 kinds and sizes.
BOOTS AND SuOE5-For Ladies and
Misses, Men aud Boys. All warranted or
no sale.
An assortment of CROCKERY aud
HOUSE-FURNISlIlNG GOODS, uusur-
passed in this vic nifty.
GROCERI ES-Such as Coffee. Tea, Sugar,
Syrups, Spices, Rice, Strrch Salcratus, &c, &c.
We invite an examination Of our Immense
Stock, We guarantee the qualtyof our Gonds,
and shall, at all times, endeavor to sell at prices
that will sat5fv our friends.
We pay CASH at all times for Grain and Country
Produce, and have ample Storage Room for all
kinds of Grain.
We also pay CASH FOR SLAVES delivered
at our yard in Pcrrysburg.
.1l3- Notice our Mlrirt Reports in to-day's pa
per. We buy anl sell in accordance with the
prices there given.
f r. MILLER & co.
Porrysburg, April 10, 1886. 3zz
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D0AD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
II petition will be presented to the Commis-
si0ners OF Wood County, Ohio, at their June ses-
sion, A. ID. 1866, asking them to locate and estab-
lish county road as follows Commencing at the
southeast corner Of section 8 township Z, north Of
range IL east, and running thence west the sec
ton line between sections and IL, and and TS,
to the west line of said township and thence con-
timing west to the center of section 49, in PeTrys-
b0rg Township, in said Wood County, and there
to terminate.
April IL, 1856. 5ldt
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A DMINISTRATOR's NOTICE. =. Notice Is
IA hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed aud qualified as Administrator on
the estate of William r. Peck, deceased, late Of
Wood County, Ohio. All persons interested viii
govern themselves accordingly.
HENRY LUNDY, Administrator.
PerryAburg, April rs, 1855. Szde
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-18
G. f. HOLMES,
Commission Merchant.
.lcc0IN0DATJ0N HNlRE;
Charleston, S. C.

MAt'enti"n given tn tie saI,. of
COTTON, FLOUR, WHEAT, AND
OTHER PRODUCE, AND TO FILL
ING OF ORDERS.
Referees. Gen. J. r. Kcrshaw, Cen
j. D. Kennedy and Capt. W. 2 Lc;lmer.
September l5, ly.
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BILL TO PERPI:ETUATE
TESTIMONY.
Er parts
C,,,rox, Io,-r tco, -r,ro, %Tran- ('1rr,.r-
E,r 1'a''ts
SIMEON FA:E; SOLICITOR MIDDLE CIEcr1T.

UTEj}EAS, ". L. JOHNSON HAS
applied to mo to perpctuate testimony
in regard to tho notes hereinafter de-
scribvG, al parties having q Like or op-
posite intea est, and deairing 10 como
forward and cross-exaninC the evidence
which may be produced, are warned to
appear before the Commissioner in
Equity, at his Office, en- Monday the
9th day Of July next, when such evi-
,dence, if not rebutted, shall bs record
ed. The notes are as follows:
Thongs Lang, Executor, and John
Workman's note to the BaLE of Cams
den, Snnth Carolina, for S5.lSl.5l, dated
November 4. 1861, at IS days. all iutc~
rest paid to the 25th October, 1865, and
sl8l.5l Of the principal, and transferred
to said ". c. Johnson by the said Bank
of Camden. e3d August, 1865.
J. D. DUNLAP, C. E. z. D.
April l3-3m.
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Camden. S. c. April 10th 1861, in favor
S. d. George, and BY him endorsed; pay
able January lst 1852. for SG53,s0, at
office II. ". Conner d Son, New Orleans.
Catharino Segur, WIN. 1rish,-notc
dated Attala county, Mississippi. March
9th 1850, in favor West & Vllere, New
Orleans, and endorsed BY them; payable
eleven months after date ut their oifire in
New Orleans for o,346, %: received on
note above S34G,9s.
J.& J. D. kirkpatrick, Charleston, S.
c. :Acceptan~c J. l.. Eureton's draft
dateS November 9th 1861, in favor Jas.
Dunlap. and by him endorsed for 81 ,5l9,-
80; payable in sixty days, endorsed Geo.
Alden; also, =
Acceptance James Is. Cnrcton's draft
dated November 18th 1861 in favor Of
George Alden, and by him endorsed at
sixty days for s;2,oS0,OO, also endorsed
James dunlap; also,
Acceptance, George S. Douglas, draft
dated March oand, 1862: payable in six
months. for sG,93G,5o; paid October .lG,
1862, sl,4s3,GO; leaving s5,459 81; also,
Acceptance George $. Douglas draft
dated April lllb, 1862; payable in Nix
months for 50 COO; also,
Acceptance George S. Douglas draft
dated \ pril 18th 1862; payable in six
months for $4,000; also,
Acceptance George S. Douglas draft
dated June jllh 1862; payable in four
months for $1,000; also.
Acceptance George s. Douglas draft
dated Novembcr l2sh 1862; payable in
thirty days for s2,O0o;slsn,
Acceptance George $. Douglas draft
dated May llth 1868; payable in thirty,
da;s for $4,000.
Jonathan Pages draft dated October
10th 1860; acceptance waived. in favor
d. y. Uocott, and by him endorsed on
Worksd Thomas, Montgomery. Alabama;
payable in seventy-fve days after date at
Central Banl; OF Alabama, at Montgom>
~, for $500. iti numerous credits, ell,
dorsed John y. MrI,erd, w. r. Skies.
Ties II. Griiicn 1: Co.. Charleston S.
c., acceptance D. y. IIocolt's draft dated
September 18TH 1860, iii favor w. r.
Skies, and endorsed bv him; payable in
sixty>iye days after date for 54,lOO;
Iaancc due JANUARY 18th, 1864, $2;>
536.40: rndorSp,i also Gro. Alden.
Charles e. Iackson's note, dated Cam.
den. February 3, 1860, sl55o.31; pay
nblo Jannarv 1St, 1861. in favor James
y. Blan,lug; endorsed Jumes u. Bland
inr. Thomas NJ. l'nker and &. Matheson.
j. J. Wiiliams' nntv, dated Charleston,
S. e.. MarrI, 80. 1861, slO. O.03G.15; pay
able in Is months, in favor Of L. H. Crit
fin.
j. ID. Williams nntr dated Charles
ton, s. G., March 80. 1861, ES34l'3l;
payable iu l. nlOnthS. in tav.r Of !. II.
Griffin.
J. J. Williams (<eaied) not', dated
Charleston, S. g.. January 2s. 1851,
$1,000; payable in IL mont b.. in favor Of
r.. II. Griffin; endorsed Join .. E'lwarls
j. J. Williams (sra!e,) rntr. daf"l
Charleston. S. e.. January 80. 1861,
$1,000: i,ayfb!r TWO wears after date, in
favor Of 7. II. Griffin; endorsed John O..
Edwards.
j. j Williams (seale,) potc. dated
TL,rl...on - 1, S-nnn Tom 90 1ei;t.
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GLOBE MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE CO.,
fiz' NEW TnitK.
ALL POLICIES NON>FO2FEI"o.
INC.

ElOLICIES I$SI.E.D ~ TTI!% CIMP!'SY
i. uu Common Life aud Endowment Tables.
are pnf irrtitimg after t!c l!iir.. yea lii. 's.
the assured discontinue his premiums either
from cIInice or tr'Ss - lie will be entitled lu
n nll-raid pi:cy I''r E'r whole amount Of pre-
miuns paid. !'rovi' vi the assured DOS not
exceed so ycaIs uta:.u at tine issue Of lilo "lic-
iual Policy.
one OF the most ir:r'r!an: oliccts a n"n
can lravc in this world, is to make sure his
family wiz be provided for when he is taken
away. You eiTscE this the momrnt you take Il
Policy ON you: lie III iavur oI your lamlly.
-:U:-
I"D. L. DESAussuRE, u, D.. Medical Ex.
u inner. ". y. MCDONALD. Agent
LAMDEH, SO. ca.
Jannary ". Iy.
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UND ER w r I II z + S
AGENCY
W. D. MCDOWELL, Agens:
CAMDEN, : T..

THE GE MAMA LIRE ENTRANCE
THE HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE CO.
THE MAG IRA FIRE INSURANCE co.
THE EEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Al of the city Of New York,
HATEENTERED INTO AN ARRANGE.
Ill MENT for the purpose of lrausactng
together tho business of INSURANCE against
Loss or Damage by Fire; and the Perils Of In.
land Transportation, and have established an
Office in this Town designated the "UNDER-
WluTDRS AGENCY" aud your attention is
respectfully called to the superior advantages
which the Agency affords to those who desire
to make prompt and reliable insurancea.
Tie ash Assets Of each Company issuing
the Underwriters Policy OF Insurance exceed
HALF 4 MILLION OF DOLLARS, making
security in the aggregate oFTHREE MILLION
DOLLARS.
January r6. Il.
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Prospectus Of Charleston
Daily News,
MILL BE- rUBLlSHE: AEOl T T,'E
w FIRST Week iu August. and rpgu

MILL BE rUBLlSTiE:: AEOlT "l!E
w FIRST Week IN August. and regu
larly thereafter. THE Charleston D,nly Ntp$
As native Caroliuians. the publishers wil
naturally look to the Interests Of their aa;.
STATE. and to tha OF the South: .nd as ci .,cus
ofrho United States they will no; ~ w:nl!,c
in the proper amount Ql devotion and !.srcti
fnr The General Government. Every ci,a,t
SHALL be made toInakc the JioiiY 4Fers :. iirss
class newspaper and in every Way wo; thy;
Of rii'palroiIage Of the public
Cur terms. for the present. will he 81! the raj.
nf $40 PR an.I,Ini. snhSrri iu received i.r
), 6 and l2 mn,i,l's; payable in :.,ivanrr
POST>H'STER$. and others t',lrlrghn.t he
country who may interest themselves III p'ocur-
ing subscriptions, will be allowed the Usual
per ccutage.
CATuCART, MCMILLAN 6 MORTON.
IrupIie,urs.
No 1sITayne S1rcu, Charleston, S.. Il.
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500 Yards Dress Goods,

A IL KINDS; LADIES, CENTS
IL and Boys Summer Hats n heau:i>
fnl stock Of Philadelphia Sboes-Iadiss'
an.l Gents; Few pieces ,Grens!:rrs;
fine Summer I'l1::s:s ,"ct.ons Of al! kinds
4. r. y. liot!iEE:..
The Placer herald., 1866-08-18

PRINCE WILLIAM or TUE SANDWICH Is
LAxns.-This individual is depicted by a cor.
respondent Of the Marysville Appeal, as fol-
lows: "Prince William LunaliIo, next 10
the King in rank, is fne specimen physi'
cally, Of 4 man. He stands about six feet,
is square built. and has regular and pleasing
features. He is the most talented native on
the Islands, and is well educated, speaking
several different languages. Like many
other great mcn he has bis faults. He pres
sss his grape little too often for his health.
He is fine musician, and when We first gax
ed upon his august person he was gracefully
manipulating the tamborine in drinking
saloon. He informed us that lie had an idea
Of getting up band Of minstrels, and his
only grief was, he couldn't find good "cor-
ner man" to shake the ivory. lie enquired
il We were Que of that kind, and we were
compelled TO inform him that that portion
Of our education had been sadly neglected.
He then asked for the loan Of V, but as II
was after banking hours we had to decline.
His sprees are only occasional however, and
when out Of his cups he is said 10 be fine
gentleman. Should the present ruler die
soon (and the chances tend that way) lie will
in all probability succeed to the throne.
The Placer herald., 1866-08-18

GOLD IN WIscoNsIE-A letter 10 the st.
Paul Pioneer. dated at Superior City, June
l3, claims that gold has been discovered on
the White Face River, tributary Of the
St. Louis. 1t was found in placer or gulcb
diggings, and is said to exist in large quanti
Ties. The discoverer, deaf aud dumb mi
ner, by means of common hand basin, had
washed from twenty TO thirty five dollars
per day during week, The news spread
like wild fire, and in few hours hundreds o.
the citizens of Superior City we're en- route to
the white Face"
The Placer herald., 1866-08-18
IOWA HILL MINING COMPANY

Location of Works, Smiths Point on Brushy
Canon, Placer County.
NOTICE is hereby given that there will he q
IN meeting Of Stockholders of the above named
company held at Yankee Jim, Placer county,
California, on Monday, the 9th day of October.
1866 for the purpose of levyng an assessment to
work and develop said company's claims. and
all delinqncnts having shares in said company
on and after the 9Th day of October, 1866, will
be advertised and their shares sold to pay any
assessment that may be levied in accordance with
an act entitled an act concerning partnerships for
mining purposes.
JOHN KING, Sec'y.
Yankee Jim. Aug. 18th. 1865 8w.
The Placer herald., 1866-08-18

The NEEDLE GUN.-This gun, says con.
temporary. gave the Prussian Army such
decided superiority that one Prussian corps
was able to rout three corps Of Auslrians
Previous to the outbreak Of the war, Bis
mark boasted that this weapon would render
the Prussiau army irresistible. Rihed cannon
defeated the Austrian army at SoIferiuo aud
gave Lombardy to Italy. The needIe.gun
expels the same Power, which is proverblalIy
slow in adopting innovations from Germany
The inventor again confouuds the policies
Of Cabinets and decides Ibe fate Of empires
The Placer herald., 1866-08-18
Aug. l8, 1866
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
w. A. MOTT, DECEASED.

PROBATE COURT, PLACER COUNTY. CAL.
1T appearing to the Judge Of said Court, by
Il the petition presented and filed by B. F N.Y.
res, q creditor Of said Estate, praying for an or
der authorizing and directing the Administrative
Of said Estate, Rcbecca Mott, to sell the real es-
tate thereof, that it is necessary to sell the same
to pay the allowance to the family, the debts out
standing against said deceased and the debts,
expenses, and charges OF administration; and
that said Administrative neglects to sell said real
estate or any part thereof, or to apply for any
order to do so: It is therefore ordered by the
Judge of said Court, that all persons interested
in said Estate, appear before the said Probate
Court, on Monday the 18th day of September
next, at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon of said
day, at the Court House, in the town Of Auburn,
in said County, to show cause why an order
should not be granted authorizing and directing
said Adminstratrix to sell said real estate, or
enough thereof as shall be necessary. and that
copy of this order be published at least four sue
cessve weeks in the PLACER HERALD, q weekly
newspaper, printed and published in said County.
Auburn, August 8, 1866.
Fl. FELLOWS,
augl1-4w Probate Judge
The Placer herald., 1866-08-18
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP ed,
Through Line to New York,
CARRYING UNITED sTATEs MAIL,

H WILL LEAVE FOLSOM STREET
<K1Eke Wharf at IL O'Clock. A. NJ, Of tho
= following dates, for Panama, con.
Meeting, via Panama. Railroad with one Of tho
C!ompany's splendid steamers from Aspinwail for
On the 10th, 18th, and 3Oth Of each month TIM,
has 80 days.
On the 10th, 10th and 3oth Of each month that
has 81 days.
When the 10th, 18th and 3olh fall on Sunday.
they will leave on Saturday preceding; when Tie
18th falls on Sunday, they will leave on Monday
following
Steamer leaving San Francisco on The 10th
touches at Manzanillo. All touch at Acnp,lcS
Departure Of 18th or 10th connects with French
Transatlantic Co.'s steamer Tor st. Nazaire, aud
English steamer for South America.
Departure of 10th connects with English steam.
er for Southampton, and p. r. R. Coz steamer
for Central America.
Departure Of 3Oth connects with English steam.
er for Tumaco. the port of the new mines.
The following steamships will bc despatched on
dates as given below:
August 10Th Colorado, Capt. J. r. Watkins, con.
Meeting with Arizona, Capt. Maury.
August lSh-Sacramcnto Capt. J. II. Cavariy.
August 3O,h Golden Age, Capt. f. S. Farms.
worth, connecting with New York, Captain
Bradbury.
Cabin passengers berthed through. Baggage
checked thrOugh-l00 pounds allowed each adult
An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine
and attendance free.
These steamers will positively sail at II o'clock
Passengers are requested to have their baggage
on board before 10 o'clock.
Through tickets to Liverpool by the "Inman
Line' can be obtained at the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Comrany's office, San Francisco.
For Merchandise freight apply to Messrs. Wells.
Fargo & Co.
For passage and all other information, apply
at the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s Office, corner
at Sacramento and Lcdesdorh streets.
Aug. 4, l866-td OLIVER ELDRlDGE, Agt
The Placer herald., 1866-08-18
NoT1C E.

ITO all whom il may concern: Whereas the
l. northeast quarter of the northeast quarter Of
section "a, township IL norht range east. Of Mt
niablo base and meridian. has been by the afhla
Wits Of various persons, filed in the district land
Office Of the United States at Marysville, within
which said lands are situated, declared to contain
minerals and to be more valuable for mineral
than agricultural purposes, by reason whereof
said land has hitherto been withheld from pre-
emption and sale, now the undersigned gives no.
tice that she will on Monday, the 22d day of Oc-
tober 1866, make application 10 the Register or
Receiver of the Urited States Land Office at Ma
rysvile. and adduce evidence 10 prove that said
land, to-wit The north east quarter of the north
east quarter of section "a, township IL north.
range east. Of Mt. DiablO base and meridian, IL
more valuable for agricultural than mining pur-
poses, and on such proof apply for permission to
file prc-emption claim to said land. unless sufR
cient cause to the contrary he then and there
shown.
BRIDGET BOLTON.
for the heirs of James Daley, deceased.
August 4th. l866-6w'
The Placer herald., 1866-08-18

GRAIN BuRNED.-A farmer named Beck.
With, who resides on the slough, five or six
miles below Yuba City, lost BY Ere, on Thur
day night, 9th inst., eight s.acks Of wheat
estimated to contain 1000 bushels. A short
time ago, two stacks Of barley we're barnsd
on the same ranch.
The Placer herald., 1866-08-18
MINERS MEETING.

NOTICE. - A meeting of the Miners and
N claim holders of Township No. 10, Placer
County. will be held at Valley View. on TUES
purpose of adopting rules and regulations for
developing the mining interests Of said Township
No. 10.
VIII. Smyth, John Hanks Dirck vlasblom,
A. Wheeler. u. Hackett. H. W. Starr, A. Bick-
nell, S. S. Mckee, J. d. Nash, Thomas Helm, S.
Doury, G.. Gray, F. Hartford.
Valley View August II, l866-lt
The Placer herald., 1866-08-18
SU M M ONS.

The People Of the State Of California, to James
O. Brien, Greeting:
VOU arc hereby summoned 10 appear before
i me, at my Office in Auburn, Placer county.
State of California, ON Monday the 9Th day of
November, 1866, at ten o'clock A. NJ. to answer
the complaint Of John Leach, wherein be prays
judgment against you for the sum of Fifty DOL
lars, in an action Tor services rendered between
the 9th day of January and the LIST day of Feb.
ruary 1866 in negotiating the sale OF certain real
estate lying in Placer county, California, known
as the Homestead Ranch, said services plantih
alleges, were rendered ut your request, and TOR
which. he alleges, you promised and undertook to
pay him the sum Of Fifty Dollars.
And take notice IL you fail so 10 appear and
answer, plaintiff will take ju' gment against you
in default in the sum Of fifty dollars, together
with the costs OF suit, and applied to said court
for the relief prayed for.
Given under my hand, this 23rd day Of July,
A. d. 1866.
RC POLAND,
Justice of the Peace. Township No. 3.
Hale & Fellows, Atty's for Plf. jy2s SIN.