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THE HOWARD MISSION AND HOME FOR LITTLE
WANnERERg


WANDERERS.
The anniversary exercises OF the abOve-named In
stitutiOn were held last evening at the Brooklyn Academy
Of Music end the spacious building filed TO the roof
Music WAS furnished by Gratfulas seventh Regiment
Band The chair was occupied by Mr. George A. Bell,
who made short speech, and then introduced Mr..
Phelps the Treasurer OF the institution who read
port giving exhibit of its financial condition, and then
made short address upon its history and prospects At
the commencement OF the II thought the work
would have 20 be abandoned but Mr. Van Meter kept
with IT, and the result had justified the wisdom OF his
course. Larger accommodations were now needed ana
land had been procured on which to erect new building
For this purpose money needed and the speaker a
pealed to the audience for aid
After singing the children Of the Mission and Home
the Rev Hyatt Smith OF the Leeave. Baptist Church
was introduced He gave vivid description OF recent
trlp through dens dancehouses and cellar grOgShOps
of the Fourth Ward NewYork and urged upon the audi
ence the necessity of contributing To help remove some OF
the poor children from the communicating influences by
which they are surrounded and give them pure ar
healthy food, and Christian instruction.
Another song given by the children ana then the
Rev Mr. Van Meter superintendent OF the Mission; pre-
sented its claims described the work 1t was doing
and had yet to do. ,,,
Shortly after the conclusion Of Mr. Van Meters address
the exercises OF the evening were brought to close
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Gurrial Notiees.

National Reform Associaiion.-A Sos.eat%n S,ss 40
as to contain recognition Almighty God the moral OosspoI .n
nver,e a. IN. nnst. al rbtfal authority snon
Ills viii revealed Holy Scriptures as the sap5sms VII ~ % "a
r. N. Preseytersh Churcn
McEroysI on THURSDAY EVENING NAY 70 81 SSyep p as
dresses viii be delivered by the Rev u ~. R.x n
Stevenson meeting for BUSINESS ana WI"
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NAVY GAZETTE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
Commander Rhend detached from command Of the Vermont
and ordered command the Naval Rendezvous NeN-lolk
Commander Lewis Kimberly ordered command the Vermont
Lieut. Commander Gilbert Witt ordered the Sabine Acting Vol
Lieut.. De Witt G. Kells placed waiting orders.
Commodore b. Sands appointed Superintendent or the
Naval Observatory Admiral X Davis ordered h. command
the South Atlantic Squadron.
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ARMY GAZETTE.
q, ,rr,ox.,H 70 TIRE TRIBUNE

p,sv., Cal O. Chandler Major and Quarmr has beea g.
.i,sl n dutf Chief QuATtermss,er Of the Fourth Military D
has permitted avail himself o
1905 Of which he did not take advantage
b. Hubbard lnaHffJ, ortrted 10
erus 10 California . - -. ,n.nhsr Of
MsIc iork bfsNrt
Col liegeT sugeos rseJsd bI ho0 All Oiegsi " ps
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.Uord Iorn the young British nObleman who
holds Boston In contempt thinks better OF Mr. Elmer
son whose lectures he compares TO badly strung set
OF very obscure brilllants."
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Ielne t. eb hneyas Joseph D. lockwood Benjan Lord
John Ludloc Amoa hewn John McLen, Walter T. Miller
John T. Parsons, Alfred A. Post Archibald Russell shepard
Thomas Storm T. Wetnee Jacob T.
Johnston, b. g. Wsnden g. g. smith, Taylor FISK, W J.
Andrews, A. Richards NJ. D. Riley A. Brick
TIE following is the Executive Committee:
Howard Crosby, d. D.. Chaunal: Frederick g.
Clark u D. the Rev. Henry G. Weston D. D. D. Fo
the Joseph Duyea D. D. the Rev Ting IT, the Rsy.
Abbott A. Weimore, Nathan Bishop IL D. Morris K
Jesup Archibald Russell John Taylor Johnston, Benjamin wand,
Rev George Mugns er0o Lewis T. Jackson Wa.
Dodge jr sroco Dr. A. Richards g. Smith, c Fisk C. b
KneTAs. ". 4 Ml.eI.
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PACIFIC MINING STOCKS.

BY TEL EGRAPH tribune ,.,,-, g..
yco Nav lO-The following mining stock dividends hs7e
been PAYABLE the 18th inst Hale Nofcro S' per
foot. Crown Point go loot Imperial tlo PEI share
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Card-MoURNisG GOODS OF every desirable Lind eensasiy
JACKSONS Mourning Store, s'l p'oAu"A'' 0PP
Tisany D. Goa Prices very reasonable.
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THE WEATHER.
OBSERVATIONS.

RemsrEs-Thermometer 40 mi6o. At S:i3
bright the Morning and Afternoon eond warm
and pleasant. Evening, little cloudy, tne A. T.
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Paieuf Combination

MACHINE BETTING AND HOSE.
sUPERIOR
LEATHER OR RUBBER.
Tb-, BELrIse being Co,rED wTH GUrrNPsseaA. doea
srRGrcH ApagRKs PRsLr PIiAsss sud
AFFECTED Br on, ACIDS ALkAss SrGAH Hsar, CotO Our
Doos EIPosuRE
THE COMBINATIOH HOSE
with t,Percs and The ooy hose that
will convey srkaA AcIos Qua ~'as
injury uuqusel Fire Engme' and sai the sPed1
attention Of
FIRE DEPARTMENTS
To the fact sool without swsAr-
ISo PRESSURE pounds square Be beng i,uAs
tina, OfLeah-r Rubber Hose.
SEND FOR PRICE List
BENEDICT, TORREY 6 TWOMBLY,
N, PARK-PLACg.
EErr Door BRoApwAy BAsE. Nav yosx
New Article.
ISDIARuBBBR
COPYING-PRESS SHEETS.
VERY DURABLE. AND FAR SUPERIOR 40 0iLBO fAPBR
sHBhIS
PATENTED JANUARY % 1865
Sod wholesale retail b. the exclusive msaaisetatsrs,
GOODYEARS
INDIA RJBBRe
GLOVE MANUFACTURING Go.
No 205 BROADWAY ny
Single sheets lOrl2 Is each.
seat b. mail On receipt OF prioe
AGENTS WANTED
Faruitaro.
OF THE LATEST Styles CONSISTING Of
PARLoR DINING Roon AND CHAMBER SUITES
IN ROSEWOOD WALNUT. AND MAPLE
Retailing at msnuaeurers prices
ATF KRgTiEAS
NAEUFACToRT AND wARERoomS.
Nos ald9 % last Ioasioasi
Beseea Bosery and SeeOudsve
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INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND.

The Thrty-frst Anniversary of the New-iork
Institution for the Blind stenway Hall yesterday af-
ternoon called together quite the largest assembly OF the
week. The annual report presented in pam let
form and affords the following encouraging view OF
year just closed The Treasures report shows the -
CENTS and expenditures of the fiscal year The debt OF
the Institution on the ls day Of January 1906 was $780,
26 The deficiency for 1866 of S36S 26 was In part
provided for by the appropriation by the Legislature FOR
1866 amounting to $224l4 G6. The BOARD OF Managers
during the last year have disposed OF portion OF their
real estate not required for the immediate use Of the
Institution and the proceeds applied to reducing the
debt which stands as follows:
Mortgage debt, January /, 1856. .SOG5OO
Paid during the year ending Dec 81, 1866. $1,000
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Spring Clothing. ,., -, 49,. T., A., s,,,,, H. he,
SYKES shu "' ''' b. BALDWIN,
Eos 10 and ~ Bower,
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sd nwinr a defclency of.

Sh owing deficiency %
The expenses fOr the maintenance and education OF
I2L73I0O pupils for the year 1866 have amounted 10
s62l6 75 The report states that the establishment by
the state Legislature during the past year, Of asylum
at "A remote distance from this city, for INDECENT bnd
adults may DO regarded, apart from It's benehccn pro
visions as an advantage 20 this Institution, lnasInuch as
IL will relieve the latter from the application Tor ala IRON
large class OF unfortunates for which the NewIork In
stltuton for the Blind never intended being more
esDecay OF an educational character The health OF the
pipis s made the subject OF much cOngratulaon, the
SUPERINTENDENT having been largely efficient in prevent
ing sickness unusual degree. Az the close OF me
year number of pupils III the Institution was ~
Received during the year 1906. 81 IOtal NUMBER IN
structed during the year. l5j. Lett by graduation eA-
rat 0n Of term of pupilage and otherwise, 81 Nunel ~
Institution Dec 81 1866, l2 males G females % IOa
14 , -
as follows: . c,--
William Tell y Teacher Mr.. G. A. People Duet piano
n A Wright Recitation Object Lessons and Exercises in Spelling
Teacher Miss MARY Knowles Duet see the Pale Noon Mes
Caen Hammond; Teacher, Mr. T. HeBssleT Oyetu " u
Ham Tell" tor hands, Teschers Miss H. A. Wright and Miss t.
ConueL Chorus The Maid Of Judah Teacher NJ e. a
Foepp Recitation Geography Teacher Mr. s. Babcocs Cav
stiua Beware Bewafew Miss 4 Caen Teacher Nj Hene
10 Fautse piano Miss Lizzie Hoer Teacher Miss C. Council ~
Chorus. LElse Amore Teacher Mr. G. A. foepple ~ he'n
ing raised pnt. ~ March, psno, The fIolhet Mal
Teacher A Wright a. THO, Row us swiftly; Teacher
Mr. r. enssler Recitation, Arithmetic and Geometry; Mt >
Bahoock 10 The Nightingale Iu Hiss Louisa lamnona
Tescher Mr. T. Hensser H. Chorus Moses IA Egypt Teacher
NJ C. A. People DoHoogy. go
An these exercises listened TO with great interest
and there abundant evidence Of astonishing apl
skill aud proficiency in the various examples OF study
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Innrinc still nnnaid

To meet which the Institution now holds mortgages on
the real estate sold by them for part of the purchase
money 10 the amount Of $4,000 payable IN the months OF
February and March next When these amounts are PAID
they will liquidate the entire mortgage debt.
The proportion of expense of the state pupils IS as FOL
lows:
For the maintenance and education for 1866 Of
ll2 State Pupils S53VOO u
Proportion loss of Manufacturing Department 50 20
Expense for clothing same. bll5 "a
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$4,000 80

Amount received from the State for 10
Pupiis .......-.................. SIS, 500 80
Received from Counties for Clothing. 1860 %
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INDECENT FEMALE EXHIBITION.

After II o'clock last evening R0undsman John IL
Williams and officer David W. Dyckman. OF the Eighth
Precinct Police visited the house or lfame at No 1877
Wooserst and arrested four female inmates who were
ndecently exhibiting their persons before party OF men
The girls arrested Kate Joe, Addie stewart Mill
MIC Acton aud Carrie FeutOn.
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MURDER TRIAI-ACQuITTED.
RICHMOND Va, May l0.JOe. Kelly, tried for the muir
der OF Jesse Murphy OF Baltimore, at horse rce was
ted fn-1a
The Placer herald., 1867-08-10
Cisco Correspondence.
Cisco. Auons, 9

CISCO, August 2nd, 1867.
Editor Herald. .-Oo the 25th Of July the
mongres had grand pow WOW at this plscs.
During the day platform was erected. su-
wills procured and at about I O'Clock p. NJ.
Highly appeared, and said he supposed tba.
be being one Of the Rup,p Congressnieo tho
people would like to hear what wasa done
there, ard in cat like screams be detailed to
the audience bis own political shame.
Then he undertook to defend Gorham.
Twice they tried TO got up demon stration
by huzzas for Gorhalu, but ,hreo weak voices
only could be heard, Highly then retired to
the relief Of all present. ga
Next came Spread Eagle Norton, who
commenced bowling in Lis agonizing way
TIL be saw the Democracy bearing in tr-
umph tbs American Flag-tbat let him out.
Then came ons Rollins. The Chairman.
Billy Duck then proposed to show tho Rade
that they had Go,ham men ty proposing
three ronsing cheers for Corham, when tu.
five responded to the call
10 Kutz was advertzod to speak, but i.
was too much for Jo, he made tracks for l,e
lower town.
Pat Muuday WAS then called and said he
was more accustomed to tho pick and shovel
than TO public speaking. Said he was born
on Erin's old Isle, w;.s neither Democrat Re.
publican nor Aboi'ionst, indorsed the Reg
is'ry L"w and subsidized. OIDey proposed 10
adj)urn to some lnde!ioi;e time and place,
which was carried, and thus ended the mon
grel pow WOW No |,
| have not language to picture the scene,
in eXtenso for | cannot do it Justice tu, suf
fee il to say, that it was one Of the most
complete fzG'es | ever saw notwihsturd'
inc Crockqr seut Up train from ingram,
Gar.
Az a meeting called for that purpose, on
Saturday night last, the Democracy Of
Township No. IL, nominated for Justices Of
Peace: A. NJ. Walker and b. +. Walker.
For Cons!abes, S. e. Wech and Frank
Jameson. For Road COMMISSIONER John
Armstrong -.-
We are marslaliug our forces for the fight.
and right bravey do they come up and take
their places in line. We shall present to 'hs
enemy u bold front with united and com.
pact column, success and victory will be ours.
Cisco
The Placer herald., 1867-08-10
NOTICE.

ITO all whom ii may concern: Whereas. the north
/ west quarter OF the north west quarter. and
the south half Of the north west quarter, and the
sout west quarter oi the north east quarter, all in
section 20, township IL north range east. Mt.
Diablo base and meridian. being lCo acrts or
land, has been by the adidavits of various per-
sons. filed in the District land office OF the Uni.
ted States al Marysvillc, State oil California, be
ing the Office for the District within which said
lands are situated, declared to contain mineral
and 10 bc more valuable for mineral than aericu-
tulal purposes, by reason whereof, said land has
hitherto been withheld from e-cmption and sale
now the undersigned gives notice that he will, on
Tuesday, the goth day of August, 1867,
at | l O'Clock n. m, make application to the Reg
lister or Receiver OF the United States Land OF.
fee at Marys lille, and adiluce evidence to prove
that said land, to.wit The north west quarter
OF the north west quarter, and the south half Of
the north west quarter and the south west quar-
ter OF the north east quarter. all in section 20.
township II north, range east, Mt. Diablo base
and meridian. is more valuable for agricultural
than mring purposes, and on such proof apply
for permission 10 file prc-emption claim to said
land unless sufficient cause to the contrary be
shown.
BUEL D. ANDERSON.
K.i.- WI
The Placer herald., 1867-08-10
tuesday, the l7th day of September. 1867.
jNsoLvENT NOTICE.

In the County Court Of Placer County, Of the
State of California.
In The matter OF the Estate ofJO4N MORRISON
an Insolvcnt Debtor.
DURSUANT to an order of the Hon. II. II. Eel
L lows. Judge Of the said County Court, notice
is hereby given TO all the creditors OF the said in
solvent, John Morrison, to be and appear before
the Hon. II. II. Fellows, Judge aforesaid, in open
COUNTY Of Placer. on he I'm day day Of sep'emocr,
d. 1867 at 10 o'clock A. M, OF that day. then
and there to show cause, If any they can, why the
prayer of said insolvent should no; be granted
and an assignment OF his estate be made, and he
be discharged from his debts and liabilities, in
pursuance OF the statute in such case. made and
provided; and in the meantime all proceedings
against said nsolvent he stayed.
49, WITNESS my hand and seal of said
Is Court this 2nd n"y W of A%,n A"E D; c'.5 'sG7'
BY !, j. NICHOLS, Deputy Clerk.
W. q. Norton, Atty for Petitioner
August 3rd, 1867 i'd
The Placer herald., 1867-08-10
SuM MOMS.

State Of Cali(o. MIA County of Placer SIS Dis.
tiict Court OF the LII judicial District Of said
State
The People of the State of California To
Scar, Greeting:
VOU ale hereby summoned TO answer the COM
IL plaint of Joseph Dyrne, in said Court fled
against you within ten days from the service OF
this Writ exclusive of the day Of service. II served
on you in this County; but il served on you with
out said county. aud within said District, twenty
days; and if served on you without said County
aud District, then in forty days rom such service
exclusive oi the day of service in an action COM
menccd on the 18th day of July. 1867, in said
Court to ohtaiaa Judgment against you for the
sum of SPAS 50 together with Interest at " per
cent. per month from July l9!., 1867, upon SlCG
dollars OF said sum alleged 10 Ge cue upon
certain prommssory note made by &. L. r. Brad
well payable TO plaintiff. dated Nov. 18th. 1862.
for $3.50 90 with above named rate Of interest.
payment OF said note was afterwards guaranteed
by Dei't Robert Scarr. Plaintiff also prays for
costs and fora decree of foreclosure against the
property mortgaGed to secure the payment OF
said note. Plaintiff prays for Counsel fees for
oreclosing said mortgage at the rate OF 10 per
cent upon the amount found due all OF which is
more fully set out in the complaint on file u Ger
tilted copy OF which is herewith served. And
you are hereby notified that il you fan to ansM err
the complaint as directed, Plaintiff will take judg.
mcnt by default against you and apply 10 the
Court for the relief demanded aud such further
relief as may be just.
(-- In witness whereof, | DAVID W. SPEAR.
L. S. Clerk of the l4ih Jndical District Court
- aforesaid. do hercunio SET my hand and
impress the Seal oil said Court at Office in Au-
burn, this 9th day OF July 1857:
RI. r. Stamp so cts. cancelled
W. D. Lawrence Pl'hs Atty.
july o. 1867 3mOs
The Placer herald., 1867-08-10
LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

I, Subscribers who donot give express notice
N the contrary, are considered as wishing TO
continue their subscription.
T. II subscribers wish their papers discon,'n, !,
ued. publishers may continue to sehd 'hem until
3 If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Office or pace TO when
thew are sent, they are held responsible un'ilthey
settle their bills and give due notice to disccA-
tuue. .;u
out informing the publisher, and the paper Is
sent to the former direction, they are heid re-
sponsible. Notice should always be gwen oi 'ne
removal. :,
& The Courts have decided. that refusing to
take papcr from the Office, or removing aud
leaving it uncalled for, is prima iacia evidence
ofintentonal fraud.
The Placer herald., 1867-08-10
NOTICE..

TO all whom it may concern: Whereas the
! Northeast quarter Of the Northeast quarter
OF Section eight. and The Northwest quarter of
the Northwest quarter of Section nine. and the
Southwest quarter Of the Southwest quarter Of
Section four, and the Southeast quarter OF the
beast quarter Of Section five. all in Township
IL North, range East, MI Diabo base and mcri-
dian being 100 acres oi land has been by the a1i.
davits OF various persons. filed in the District
Land Ctlice of the United States at Marysvile
State of California. being the Office for The Dis
trct within which said lands are situated dcclal.
I'd TO contain mineral and to he more valuable for
mineral than agricultural pu poses by reason
whereof said land has hitherto been withheld
from pref mpton and sale now the undersigned
gives notice that he will on
Tuesday, the l7th day of September, 1867.
at II o'clock, a. NJ. make application to the Reg
lister or Receiver Of the United States Land Office
at Marys, lille. and adnuce evidence 10 prove that
said land. to-Wit: Northeast quarter of the
Northeast quarter Of Section eight, and he North
west quarter of the Northwest qu,rter Of Section
nine and the Southwest quarter of the Southwest
quarter OF Section four, and the oulhcast quar-
ter OF the Southeast quarter of Section five, in Tp.
II North. Range East. MI. Dablo base and mcri-
dian. is more valuable for agricultural than min
ing purposes. and on such proof apply for per-
mission TO file a pre- cmption claim 10 said lana.
unless sufficient cause to the contrary he then
and there shown EDWARD 7. LOVING.
August 3ri, 1867 Gwks.
The Placer herald., 1867-08-10
DISTRICT No. s.

DEADWOOD. t
j. l.. Robertson, Clerk; A. T. Parker and David
Waddle. Judges
Alternatcs-D David Howe; NJ. Kelly and ----
Norton.
Samuel Corey, Clerk; D. Penman and Jno. Bard
well, Judges. ...tr
Allernates-w. L. Kilbourp; J. Eddinger and
W. B. Hendershott.
TAHOE CITY.
Geo. W. Andrews, Clerk;J. A. Huntington aud
Ward Rush Judges.
Alternates-A. II. Saxtou; L. Huntington and
p. S. Tracy. ....
J. B. Brown, Clerk; G.. W. Cook and Edwin
Parker, Judges.
Altcrnaes-D. Stoddard, Joseph Bennett
james Hill.
DISTRICT No. Q.
PINE GROVE.
J.A. Waldlow, Clerk; L. L. Hyatt and S. p.
Daggett. Judges.
Altcrnates-F. w. Hem; &. II. Leavltt and
Evan Phelan.
NEWCASTLE.
D. A. Wilson, Clelk; E. Culver and james NJ.
Uogue, judges
Ailernates-F. w. Hem. W. II. PufIer, James
Baron.
ROCKLIN.
VIM. Bassett Clelk; John Dixon and f. Hawes
Judges
Alternates-T. Marble John O. Wentworth, H.
L. Stephens.
DISTRICT No. 10.
LINCOLN
IS. Butler, Clerk; James Beck and John T..
Cannon.
Alternates A. S. Duboise; John Bristow and
Henry W. Starr.
UNION SHED.
NC. Winchester, Clerk; J. A. Manter and Nj
ron Luce. Judges.
liernacs--Duvd Long; Andrew Laswell and
james Mitchell.
DISTRICT No. II.
CISCO.
Chas. E. Olney, Clerk; l.. P. O'Ccunor and S.
3. Wyman, Judges.
Alter nates-D. w. Madden; L. Tracy and J..
Jouca.
SUMMIT.
V.Ayers Clerk; G. p. Ellis and Z. Buxton,
Judges.
Altcrnatcs- Noble, J. T. HASKELL M.
Stanton.
The Placer herald., 1867-08-10
HOMTAsKA C. & S. M. COM

Location Of Works: Meadow lake District, Neva-
da County, Cal.
NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting of
~ the Trustees Of said Company held on the
3lst day of July. 1867, an assessment OF ten [l0)
cents per share was levied upon the capital stock
Of said company payable to the Secretary at the
office of The company in Yankee Jns. Placer
Csunty California, in United States Gold coin, on
or before the 2G'h day Of Au ust. A. D. 1867.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on said 26th day Of August lS47.
shall be deemed delinquent and will be duly adj
vertiscd for sale at public auction, and unless
payment shall he made before will he sold on the
10th day OF September, 1868, at the companys
office TO pay the delinquent assessment together
with cost OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
S. NJ. JAMlSON, Sec.
Yankee Jims. August LIST, 1867. 4wks.
The Placer herald., 1867-08-10
INsoLVENT NOTICE.

In the County Court OF Placer County, OF the
State OF California.
In the Matter Of the Petition of Benjamin Jones,
an Insolvent Debtor.
DURSUANT to an order Of the Hon. II. Eel
/ lows. Judge of the said County Court, notice
is hereby given to all the creditors Of The said in
solvent, BENZ min Jones. to be and appear befors
the said Judge. aforesaid, at Chambers in the
County of Placer, on the 10th day of August.
A. d. 1867 at 10 o'clock, a. m. ol that day. then
and there 10 show cause, it amy they can, why
the nruvcr of said insolvent should moi be grant
ed. and an assignment of his estate be made. and
he be dschargea from his debts and liabilities, in
nursunnce of the statute in such case made and
provided; and in the meantime all proceedings
against said insolvent be stayed. .,
I-) Witness my hand and the seal OF sa'd
Is. Court, this Srd day Of July. a. d. 1867.
D. w. SPEAR, Clerk.
H. R. S. 5octs.l BY AN. GAMBELL, Dep'y CLERK
10 Hamilton, Atty. fox Petitioner