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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
PERSONAL.

Miss Mary Hovey has been offered the nor
ticultura Proessorshp In the Kansas Agricultural Co
lege.
A cautious itemizer tells what is tho. matter
with a noted lady in the following terms Ihe Princess
de Meternlch Is to retire from society Tor tte "he'
and is buying lots Of edgnGs Insertions musnS' anu 80
on which she making up into little garments LOU s'
for q doll and too small for herseii'
A dispatch from Boston, last night, says tnat
Miss Kate Field has just delivered her new lecture
Among the Adirondacks, before full and fashionable
- ., N,sc Hall Her new effort pronounced
Her remarks were interrupted by frequent APP
nause the audience listening with absorbed interest,"
she received the congratulations OF several distinguished
literary gentlemen at the close OF the lecture"
Sir Francis Hincks, c. b., who takes the place
of the Hon. John Rose as Minister OF FINANCE Oh inc
Dominion OF Canada is native OF CORK "heh tne Esi
OF Elgin became GovernorGenerai, MI hlhcAs was
made Prime Minister and held that place for some
He retired upon being defeated In the Provincial aha
ment hut was kuighted by the Queen and appointed
Governor OF Barbados in 1885, and three'years iae
became Governor Of Guiana
Major. Gen. Geo. H. Thomas, Commantdfe,rr n oa
the Department OF the Pacific, at the
| Yesterday, and left for san Francisco last evening"
The Hon. j.. V. L. Pruyn and Gen. Gan seo
yOOT Abdaay m are II tue rndSHS OkdHe o.
Texas GEN b. n mclaughlin u s. al Al Major NJ HAYWOOD
| ate \. Consul at BuenOs AyIen, ~ Ianea Mon.
Phnadelphia are ut the Aston House SSd fpiy
roe, lato u $. Consul 1 a. hS West virginia Ex.
Sy Mawey Of S%s; Te s6s HSn
Syracuse; W s. GroesbeSk John V s. EidrldSs of Bos.
ION nSd II D. Gonynsha PennsyyaPiS are at ,n me
fllthane I lanes L. Anderson. Washington; the Hon
Menry Keys. Vermont Cob Wall Washington ,Se
Beh1 t ,os uotel - Gov Hoffman, Capt Wlcknam Oh
me RIfe Brigade British Army and Morton d laIh"
fssnre Of Pennsy Is az the Hoffman House
Go Hamilton OF Florida, and ex.Congressman AiESa
LII LII Roehester arc at the Coleman House. - EN'
Ioy price OF New-Jersey Is at the 81 james ho.el
| Ian O. w Wordsworth Geneseo, is at the AIDemiie
| mpster HotaL
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GENERAL rELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

The Knox County (Me.) Agricultural Far
opened at Rockland, Me-, yesterday.
A heavy shock of earthquake occurred at
San Bernardina Cal, on the 18th Of October.
The bridges on the Susquehanna Railroad
are now repaired and the road in running order
Miss Kate Field lectured at Portsmouth,
n H. on Tuesday night. Subject, Among the Adiron-
dacks."
The National Capital Convention met at
a. onis Yesterday The Hon. John ID. Cation OF Illinois
presided. =,
The annual meeting of the Rhode Island
Womans Suffrage Association commenced ut providence
yesterday.
&C. d. Morris, of the firm of Morris g. Ker,
shaw of Milwaukee, fell down stairs ON Tuesday ana
broke his neck.
The first rain of the season fell at San
Francisco yesterday. and prevailed throughout the
Pacific Coast.
The Maine State Convention of the Young
Mems Christian Association commenced hs Sesson l"
Bangor yesterday.
II is reported that rich veins of ore were
recently struck in the Florida and Yankee blaue mines
at Austin, Nevada.
Bartholomew Loobee, employed in the nc
National Rubber Works at Bristol, H. l., was la'aiy III
iured ia the machinery yesterday
Yesterday John Collins, car conductor II
pioicInha was shot and cut In the head with ahatche
by passenger The alleged assaiant mas peeh aeS'eu
Collins injuries are serious
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Kentucky
have elected the following officers Charles EgeT'om9
Grand Master; A. g. Hodges, Grand treasurer, anu n
g. McCOrke, Grand Secretary .
On Friday, as Z. P. Calling, clerk in tn;
Boston Office was stamping eTI nn snveIdne wa
burning his hand and arm severely Ihe en'eiope "~
found to contain quantity OF percussion caps
The cornerstone of the Church OF TN
Ascension an Episcopal edhce was ald az Troy On
day The church will cost $4,000 ana VIII e ON
tireIy at the expense Of Mr. F. ". Farnham' Oh Una
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sw-YoRK. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1869.

against Lobbia and his four companions accused of
"simulation of crime" Accused by whom by the
Fsco' of course The requistion OF the Public Min
lister is chef dGurre in its way. The document com.
mences with narration of the efforts made by the
authorities to discover and arrest the authors of the
supposed crime but makes no alnsion, of course to
the fact that the local advocate Nellie, whose bnsl-
ness IL was to investigate as soon he believed him
self on the track of the miscreant was snmmarlly
the obscurest towns in Italy. The affair of
Scotis mysterious death, the poor lads conviction
that his landlord was the assassin is passed over
with delightful careessness. Scott according to
Signor De Foresta, died of one of those natural
diseases jaundice to which, alas, humanity is sub
ject the wife of the city gate guard kabbrncci the
supposed assassin Of Lobba dd not give nm nm
gushing insects according TO popular prejudice are
a certain cure for jaundice. For all tins we have
only Signor De Foresta's word nor can he have
other evidence than that furnished by the wife OF
Fabbrucci. Had the demand of the public and the
press been acceded to and the corpse OF the poor lad
been exhumed. a post norton examination
would have set all doubts and suspicious at
rests but the permission for exhumation was peremp-
torily refused by the Government.
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Stewart The Goderich Battery and Toronto Field Bat
terry are on board.
THE INDIANS.

CONFIRMATION OF THE MURDER OF THE SUR
YEYING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY THE
APACHES-THEY ARE PURSUED AND DIS
PERsED BY THE TROOPS.
CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-An Omaha dispatch to
The Tribune says that report has been received at the
Department headquarters from Col. Duncan, who re.
Gently commanded the expedition OF the Republican
River There Is no further doubt that the surveying
party OF II men, under Nelson Buck were murdered by
the Indians on the Republican River in the latter part OF
August early in September.
letter from Apache Pass dated Oct 0, reports that
about 90 Apaches led by chief named Cachz, attacked
a mail coach the 9Th inst, killing the driver Col
Stone four soldiers Of the 2st Infantry acting as
escort They left the bodies OF the murdered men naked
and horribly mutated, and carried of the coach and
mules They also captured 800 cattle owned by man
named Scott In the nelghborhOod Scott brought the
news to Apache Pass, and thereupon Lieut. Winter and
"a Of the Cavalry started in pursuit and came
upon the Indians 90 miles south OF Apache Pass Friday
afternoon A fight ensued. in which IL Indians were
killed, the others making their escape The troops re-
captured the mail coach mules, and stock as well as 80
horses and large quantity Of supplies owned by the
Indians.
party OF mountaineers discovered some days ago In
Southwest Colorado, between the Opal fork Of the Rio
Grande and the Baquache the bones OF six and 46
horses which supposed TO be the remains Of party
Lost from Gen. FremOnts exploring expedition OF whom
nothing has been heard since they started out 20 years
a.n
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ITALY.
THE JUNIOR GARIBALDI RECRUITING.

THE JUNIOR GARIBALDI RECRUITING.
FLORENCE. Wednesday, Oct. 20, 1869.
Menotti Garibaldi is recruiting volunteers in the
Province of Calabria.
THE GENOA AND MILAN MISUNDERSTANDING
AND AsSAssINATION-THE COMEDY OF THE
LOBBIA CASE.
(FRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
FLoRENCE, Sept. 29.-After six months imprson-
ment in different fOrtTesses Of the State Garibadrs
sonin-law Canzio and Majors Mosto and Stallo, with
their five companions set at liberty by the Gen
Oese tribunal which has pronounced ITS non farsi u0go
procedere or, in plain English, cannot find true
bill Yet if you read the famous requisiton of the
Fisco published few days since, you will find that
he boosted of documents and witnesses proving that
the prisoners engaged in conspiracy to murder
the King and 10 change the present form o. government
Judge Pironti, Minister of Pardon and Justice,
hoped to corrupt the Genoese magistracy as
he has other authorities. but the Genoese
are a rouph and tough set they are not gentle like
the Tuscans nor dolce as the Veneians they merely
love honor, truth, and honesty and hnding no case
against the men who are ODnoxiOus 10 the Govern.
.inent because in the past they were the foremost
champions OF Italian Independence, and III the pres
ent are champions of Italian liberty they Just set
them Free What has the Government gainedI IL
has prevented these eight men OF business from at
tending 20 their affairs for they are all IN trade and
do not as the cOnSOrte live on patriotlsm; u has
kept the Genoese in state OF agtatlon anu dlscoh
tent for the last six months and has now secured TO
the liberated victims such an ovation as GENOA mas
rarely witnessed Mosto's speech in return for the
ovation was as lacOnIc AZ II was pithy: Thanks
feIow-citizens for your sympathy bear IN mind the
principles that we profess and help us TO realize
them.5 Mosto is declared Republican.
The same scene has been enacted with the Mlianese
prisoners Arvocato Billia, the courageous defender
of the GazzettinO Rosa, elected Deputy during DIS
1mnrisonmeut Bizzoni Tivaroni, and Ghinosl are
also liberated after three months seclusion: n The
populations of Alessandria, TO the cries OF u
with Menabrea and DignyP Away with Plront p
viva Mazzni Garibaldi, and free pressP thronged
on their path TO do them homage. And now we are
spectators of the comedy of comedies. lnstead OF
making search for and bringing TO justice the would
be assassin of Deputy LObbia, the GOyernnient mas
decided tliat 1t all getqP that Lobbla lnnc'ea
OH himself the wounds that cannot DO
with hOwls and lamentations just 10 create
sensation and swell the food Of public sympathy
The court of appeals in Florence Is actually sun,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
FIRES.
EXTENSIVE FIRE AT CINCINNATI.

EXTENSIVE FIRE Al ClNtlNNAlI'
CINCINNATI Oct 20-A fire occurred in the
College building today causing great damage The rooms
above the Mercantile Library and Chamber OF commerce
are burnt out entirely The whole roof and hoor above
the Chamber Of Commerce fell in taking the floor OF the
latter to the cellar that above the Mercantile Library
did not fall portion Of the floor over the reading room
was cut by the hremen to let water through Inc uan
TO the building amounts TO $4,000 insured IN Clneln
natl companies. The College loss Is $4,000 insured "a
Library is $4,000 The Mercantile Library lost
most in three rooms in the third story
thur librarian, all removed safely. but much
damage done other books the shelves by water
in the main library room The total S loss on the books S
blndery five dwelling rooms Appletons picture framing
room Fleetwood and Flechwoods lithographng rooms,
furniture Appleton and Fleetwood lost 10000.
The loss Of the Otter parties was about 1900:
On the third floor beside three large library rooms were
bookbndery The loss is Is O0 The assurances were not
ascerained The stores occupying all the first moor were
damaged but eghty by water except the portion occu
directly beneath the Chamber OF Commerce ROOM Into
which the roof and all the floors fell. Mr. Harris
loses 5000 he fully The VaSaDo saSsy
In the Mercantile Library room was saved.
Capt Matt Schwab Of the Phoenix Hook and Ladder
building this evening o'clock He, with others. stood
the head Of the stairs In the building when the ceng
fell in enveloplng all In smoke and fire. The others es
capped. but he was killed. His head ana breast "eIo
badly burned.
FIRE IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-A fire broke out this
morning IN the rear Of No. 76 Safest and extended to
several sorss in the brick block on the OF State
and Monroests, comprising Nos. 1866 l6e 10 and lI2
Statest and Nos g. &c. and So Monr0ests Inc STORES
not damaged but their contents were greatly
injured by water The loss was s1OO and the insurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
REVENUE FRAUDS IN RICHMOND. VA.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 20.-For some time past
,b autboes at Washington have been apprised OF the
existence Of a gang engaged In the manufacture and
sale OF counterfeit Internal Revenue Tobacco Stamps
Adjective was sent here to watch the parties engaged
and to-day the following persons were arrested charged
,t stamps: Frederick Bannasch, exDoputy Collector Oh
InteTnal revenue Capt Thomas Roach, OK Deteetlve
late limited states Whisky Inspector, aud at present
sneca Detective. Counterfeit stamps to the amount ot
a. 600 were seized In the hands of Bannasch. They were
nound tobacco stamps class 32 Bannasch ana Koaeh
rave ball $4,000 and Stone In 5000 TO appear on te
oa It s said that bogus stamps were sent from the
manufacturers in NewYork and are extensively eirou
Iatad in tia South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
EGYPT.

THE sUEZ CANAL-THE FRENCH EMPRESS
VOYAGE TO ALEXANDRIA.
PARIS. Wednesday, Oct. 90 1859.
Two international Committees are soon to meet at
Cairo to regulate the conditions of the navigation OF
the Suez Canal, soon to be opened and to consider
to what extent Consular jurisdiction is likely TO be
effected. a.. N ,e,o
The Empress Eugene sailed from this city yeser-
day for Alexandria Egypt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
EXPLORING soLoMoN's FORK.

JUNCTION CITY, Kansas, Oct. 2O.-An explor-
ing party to start from this place in few days by way
of solomon's Fork to Denver, through country sup
posed to be filed with hostile Indians and Of which
hitherto very little has been known. Gen. Fremont
crossed Solomon at q place known as his crossing
but the country above little known One object OF the
Exploration is TO ascertain the value OF the country as
farming region and when is considered that as much
as 500 square miles OF territory Will be reported upon IL
must be seen that the event is OF Importance is
expected that some OF the State officials VIII De OF the
party and In particular Prof Nudge state geologst IN
the Agricultural College at Manhattan.
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CUBA.
MORE SPANISl

MORE SPANISH RE-ENFoRCEMENTs.
MADRID, Oct. 2O-Three thousand more troops
have been ordered to Cuba to assist in quelns the
instruction.
THE CASE OF THE STEAMER CUBA.
. WILMINGTON, N. c., Oct. 20.-The case OF the
officers OF the Cuba up before the United states
Commissioner tomorrow The OF the vessel WIZ DO
tried at the next term OF the United states District Court
which meets in November.
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FRANCE.

AN IMPERIAL DEMONSTRATION EXPECTED
PARIS Wednesday, Oct 20, 1862
Areyiew of the Imperial Guard Will be held on
Sunday next when demonstration in favor OF the
Emperor IS expected
THE OPPOSITION DEPUTIES.
The radical voters propose to ask the Deputies
from Paris to resign their seats in the Corps Legisa-
tiff on the ground that they have not fulfilled their
duties. -
The Journal O6eiel to-day says the Government
regards with regret the violent attacks when nave
been made on Prince Napoleon in the Pays news
paper.
The Journeymen Gilders of Paris have struck 1or
higher wages The Bookbinders of Lyons are also on
a strike.
THE IRRECONCILEABLES AND THE EMPEROR
INTENTIONS.
LONDON, Wednesday, Oct. 90 1862
The Times to-day says: France unfortunately has
irrecOncileables of deeper dye than OamDetta ana
Bancel, whose manifesto is violently attacked Dy
their former associates while Raspa adheres to his
resolution to go to the Legislative Chamber on the
18th instant So riot may still be found unaVod-
able. in which case the authors of the manifesto will
have TO see what course is best for them to pursue
France has been brought to this pass by the En-
perors hesitation, not merely in regard to measures
but IN the choice of persons to introduce them The
Emperor cannot mean to present himself before the
Chambers with his old Cabinet. Whatever merits
ROuher and FORBADE may have, no one can regard
them as more than clerks in their masters Cabinets,
no one believes they be raised to the rank OF IN
dependent and responsible ministers. 1t is said the
Emperor does not know where to find others. II the
situation arises. men will be forthcoming. In the
meantime any other men preferable to these. So
long as the Emperor is surrounded by the men of
Yesterday no one can have faith in his good intention
for the morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21

MADRID. Wednesday, Oct 90 1862
Gen Prim in a circular, conveys the tnahks Vi INC
Regent to the army and to the loyaI ~,
ar snrnroesion Of the lnsurrecton. Additional
troops have been sent to Bejar.
The Republican leader Salyochea was killed yes
terday.
THE REJAR OUTBREAK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF FOUR MEN.
PARIS, Wednesday, Oct. 90 1862
Dispatches from Madrid report that the insurrec-
ton at Bejar has been suppressed. The troops had
an encounter with the remnant of Salyocheas oanu
and dispersed it, killing, woundng' and capturing
many of the rebels. Among the Killed Is oehor
Cullen deputy to the COrtes. -Four men nave oeen
executed at Seville for causing an accluen' u i"i
road train full of troops.
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CONVERSATIONAL, INVESTIGATIONS.

BosroN, Mass, Oct. 2O.-The Sub Committee
Of the House Committee OF Ways aud Means meet mere
tomorrow examine into tho present oohoea ware,
s,n.o ,vstem tho Internal Revenue tax, and kindred
suh,ecta The members are Samuel g. Hooper, Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
CONVENTION OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS.

COLUMBUS Ohio, Oct 20.-The Second AN
nua National Convention OF Railway conductors u w
,,,d s,tas IN sessiou here to-day was called 20 order
AZ 10 o'clock ths morning Mr. James Marshall on Ncn
York Gen George b. Wright Railroad s wn Of
practical aud sensible suggestions TO the of
was greeted with applause ,hs seon1sStoa sdioSTSed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
THE NEW DOMINION.

GOODRICH, Ontario, Oct. 2O.-The gunooat
Prince Alfred still taking In coal Orders were ssnea 10
day for all be board at o'clock when ue
she VIII proceed 10 sarDs under ths command OF CAPT
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RAILROAD CONVENTIONAL KANSAS CITY

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 20.-A Railroad Convention
to consider the project of building road from Kansas
CITY, No. to Memphis. Tenn to be known as the ksbsss
City spring aud Memphis Railroad, Was heia ~
Kansas CITY yesterday Delegates were present noh'
Pennessee Arkansas and Missouri Col j. NJ fush u "
son of Springfield Mo-, was elected President anu ~ 10
Williams of Kansas City, Secretary.
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,1prp,TroN OF TWO ALLEGED SLAVES.

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 2O.-Two negroes, prop
ably slaves we're found slowed away on board inc prs
Kennebec which arrived here from Cardenas WI. y.
cnnialn and released by order OF the COURT
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THE AMERICAN CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2O.-In the American Chris
Missionary Society Convention to-day the report OF
he Board Of Managers read and consideration was
postponed The Chair announced the Committees on
Foreign Missions Home Missions Annual and Semi
Annual Conventions Sunday Schools, and Nominations,
after which the Convention adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21

Boston, Oct. 2O-The schooner Mary OF Jones'
port Me- was towed into Chatham to-day, having been
found abandoned and full OF water on Nantucket oho
Tho body OF a man was found dashed to the rigging
bearing on its left arm the initials ~ d. H. Ihe rest
OF the crew were lost.
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ARRIVAL OF THE U. g. STEAMER MoNoNGAHELA
AT PORTSMOUTH.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Oct. 2O.-The United
States steamer Monongabela which washed ashore
two wears ago by the great tidal wave at ST. Thomas
arrived at the Navy Yard to-day tow OF the tugs Ley
den and COhasset. lgB
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AUSTRIA.
OUTBREAK IN DALMATIA.
Tn1rsrr "Wednesday. Oct.

TRIESTE, Wednesday, Oct 20, 1869.
An instruction has broken out in the town OF
Cattara in Dalmatia aud martial law has been pro
claimed there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21

Chairman William b. Aleson, Iowa. Austin Blair Mlchi'
gan; Horace Maynard Tennessee; James Brooke. New
York; william D. Kelley, Pennsylvania Dennis McCar
thy, NewYOrk.
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FATAL SHOOTING ARRAY IN GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Oct. 2O.-An affray ocsu n.oS
IN ,his cty this morning between John o. fo'e' $40
win An X. Mcdonald, In which the former 'H'' "'N
slant killed the latter.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

GEN. PRIM THANKS THE ARMY
MADRID. Wednesday, Oct 90 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21

The Journal O6eiel to-day says the Government
regards with regret the violent attacks which have
been made on Prince Napoleon in the Pays news
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-04

As an evidence of the proneness OF the
human heart TO envy aud slander, it is men
toned in the New York papers that inyesti-
CATION has proven the sentiment attributed
TO Humboldt with reference to Bayard Tay-
lor, that he had travelled more and seen
less than any one be had ever knonw. " to be
the invention OF an itinerant lecturer, who
fancied himself rival of Taylor, and uttered
the statement out ofpure envy and jealousy.
Humboldt, so far as he had occasion to al
Jude to Taylor's interviews with him, spoke
in terms of high compliment, and even com
mtted to Tsylor's charge the sword OF
Schiller as a tribute to his talents as poet,
traveller and descriptive writer.
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SUMMONS.

In Justices Court, Flint District.
Territory of Idaho, County of Owyhee-ss
Marion Bunyard, plaintiff, VS.. George H.
Clayton and H. C. Foljambe, copartners,
lately doing business in Flint District,
Owyhee County, l. T., under the frm,
name and style of Clayton 4 FoJamoe,
defendants
TO GEORGE H. CLAYTON and H. c. FOL
JAMBE, defendants:
IN the name Of the People OF the Uniteo
States, in the Terry of Idaho you are here
bynotifed that there is now on iile in the once
OF the Justices Court, in Flint District, IN
said County, the complaint Of Marion Bun
yard, said plaintiff, demanding judgment
against you, said defendants, in the sum oil
seventy-two dollars and costs OF suit. the
above entitled action is brought to recover
the sum OF seventy two dollars, due from
you, said defendants, to said plaintlii, upon
an account set out and described IN the
plaintiff IS said complaint. And unless you
appear and answer within thirty days from
the date of this notice exclusive of the day
Of service) Judgment will be taken against
YOU by default for the said sum OF seventy
two dollars, together with costs OF suit
Given under my hand TINS 3lsi
lis. }day OF May, A. u. 1869.
GEORGE KING,
Justice of the Peace in and for said County
50t5S
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Dissolution Notice.
SHEEP RANCH

[ lAerTlts i1dftou
Fifty Miles from Siirer City and Eight from
ne Osryhee Ferry, on the Humboldt Road
yuyHIs HOUSE Is SPECIALLY FITTED
up for a resting place for travellers,
where every accommodation can be had by
its patrons, whether desiring only meal
or wishing to sojourn. Being situated IN a
beautiful and pleasant valley where all kinds
OF vegetables are produced, superior fsre is
offered.
sst7I J. P. HERRII.