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The Placer herald., 1869-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

SUMMONS. In the District Court of the l4th
Judicial District of the Stte oil California. in
and Tor the County OF Plcer. Il. A. STE
VEINS. Phi>titf, against JOHN RUTHER
FORD, Defendant. Action brought in the
District Court of the l4th Judicial District Of
the state OF California, in and for the said
county OF Pl,cer and the complaint ded in
said county Of Placer in the office CT the Clerk
OF said District Court:
The People Of the state of Cai,fornia send
Greeting to JOHN RUTHERFORD. de-
feDdant
VOU are hereby required to appear in an ac-
l. ton brought against you by The above named
cial District of the State of California, in and
for the said county OF Placer and TO answer the
compl int filed therein, within ten DAYS (eXclu
sve OF the day Of service) after the service on
you OF this Summons II il served within this
county; or, If served out of this county, but in
this district, within twenty days; otherwise
within forty days or Judgment by default will
he taken against you. according to the prayer Of
said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain decree
of this Court for the foreclosure OF certain
Deed descl ibed in the said complaint as secur-
iy and executed by the said John Rutherford on
the 9Th day of Jnne. A. d. 1868. to secure the
payment OF two certain prom ssory notes OF $500
each, dated jane Sth 1865, made and executed
by said John Rutherford. and payable to 7. A.
Stevens or Order in the gold coin OF the United
States. Said notes failing due, respectively on
January ST. 1869, and July lst. 1869. with in
terest on said notes at one per cent per month
from the date thereof. Plaintiff also prays to be
decreed Lien on all said described property to
secure the payment of said sums found due and
his costs Of suit herein that the premises convey
ed by said Deed may he sold. aud the proc ceeds
applied to the payment OF th' amount fouud due
OF said two promssory notes and the costs and
charges OF this suit and the expenses Of sale. All
10 he payable in the gold coin of the Uniled
States. and in case such proceeds are not sufl
cient 10 pay the same, then TO obtain an execu
ion against said John Ruthetorl for the balance
remaining due. ant. also that the said defendant
and all persons claiming by. through or under
him may be barred and forcclosed OF all right,
title. claim, lien equity OF redemption, and in
terest in and to said mortgagcd premises, and
Tor other and further relief
And you are hereby notified that. If you fail
to app ar and answer the said complaint as
above required the said plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the said
complaint
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND and the Seal of the Dis
h. 81 irlct Court OF he l4th Judicial District of
the State OF California in aud for the said
county of Placer this 29th day OF Septcm
ber in the yer of our Lord enc thousand
eight hundred and sxt y-nine.
GEO. c. SEWELL, Clerk.
p27-4w.
W. D. Lawrence. Pa ntifls attorney
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains leave

II II Thirtisih = Depot as follows:
N. WAY Train for Albany
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H. Northern Western Express, DTawingToon eas
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Yonksn TrslEG J. 81. TOUCEI, sept
Am
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Hxlp.uAhrERs METROPOLITAN FlKE DEPARTMENT J
~ apd ~ Mereer.l 0lycg BoAap oy CoaH'loSEm' Z
KEw.YORK October "a, 1900
CEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing COAL
- rd the this Department Will he received At these
Usadquartsrs uuill the "a pror. as follows:
900 iuns Camel Coal
ESQ Furnace Coal.
100 Bgg Coal
$50 Stove Coal
% tues Cumberland Coal
$50 cords Pine Wood
The Camel be the best nesbA suaeihAn BGg sire
The Purpes Leh the particular hind OF Legb proposed
10 be furnished be stated 10 bid clean The kR aud stove Coal 10
he an, hest Mountain eu The Cumberland Coal 10
he of the beat quality the Tor behnhs pupossA All
M A 10 weigh O. 900 ponds 20 the tut.
The Wood best dry vBiS Pine sawed sud split Each
asd oftbse articles to be above seasd and to be delivered AZ
I869rO and such (Nha the e)
od 10 1aeh quantities directed All bs subject to nsps
ou and rejection fully to the required standard Parties con
epK viii be required give facility 60 the nsbeeto aud TO
such rule. regarding the delivery aud rendering Of BUS .
MAJ be prescribed will be made monthly Proposals must
h, dot,sd on parties and 30 addressed 10 the
"CommItt.s 90 Aappies Metropolitan Fire Department"
n 80, DC COMMITTEE ON SUPPLIES
OnAA h. QlLpBRSIRYE. sccIe'aI
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attached viii he received by tue undersigned unI
FRESH BEEF
the troops at this post.
said Beef he fresh Of good marketable quality IN Tqns
and hind neek shank kidney sow 10
be eIeude be delivered this post free Of Ia such
be from tine 10 time required BY aud such dAys TIE
commanding officer shall designate not exceeding four times week
Of the ea, Slaughtered for beef 20 be delivered under this
mmfddowp The shanks Of shall b. cut % from three
above knee and Of headquarters from aI eight
Inches shove the gambTr or hocfjont
in duplicate will also be received by the under
the hour and date above mentioned supplying
oceTs and their families stationed al this post supplied
hereom With such choice fresh Beef they from time time
require on aud por,srhouse siek standing bi rib
roais -, =, ---.,
direct commencing The l day OF JAbnlr
1870 subject 10 the approval Of the Commanding General Of The
Department Of the last -,
hs be rstaBed the bids opened except that Of
de bidder whose u be returned AFTER
satisfactory delivery Of fresh beef for Issue 10 the troops
made the contract -, -,
beef pusd delivered then the COmnisaIy At Fo Hamilton
power supply the ds6ene by purchase and the con
iTsetsr will he CHARGED With the difference OF eosL 49,,
will be required to eB into tEo bonds for TIE i Of
Five 1bonSaHd Dollars signed also BY two TspgbS suus WHOSE
names must be mentioned 10 the BIDS 49,, /.
The Proposals will be At II O'clock M on t Eh Gay OF
Eovsbsr 1862 Hasisn n T. H. at which tine and place
bidders requested 10 be- present 80 49,,
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Quar.ernsster lat Artillery A. &: n.
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FoNT HAMILTON n y. H., Oct g. 1869
PROPOSALS in duplicate, with copy of this
attached he received by tue undersigned un
N O'Clock 4 n. November ~. 1869. for supplying
FRESH BEEF
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
l. A sample Of the SeOtehIfish.
II. Oar Folks At Londonderry.
III The Time that tined Mems Souls"
". Rural EsvBuglaud Fny YsAn Age.
" Ny BArly School Days
VI. Adieu TO New Hampshire
VII. westhavsn.
VII. Ny Apprenticeship
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XII Ny Fin, Experience in EswIOrL
XII. Getting BuIiBssL
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XIV. Politics
XIV PlAyDys
XVI Triumph
XVII Log Cabin DGJL
xviii The Tribune.
XIX Socialism
Xxx soeislste Efforts
XXI Harry Clay
XIII Margaret Fuller
XIII Bsgg,r, and Borrowers
XIV Dramatic .mOritL
XIV Old Zach.
XXvL Conrsn-MleiEe
XVII Congress ashwaL
xxvuL Glamour
xxx Lake superior-Nuns-Chie Eo-Tb' PriihtA
xxx The Great ssuatort-Tbs Compounds oflse
xxxir Europ,-Ths wOhFs ErpoIhOs
xxxIn The dissolution Ofih' wig Party.
xxxIv. The slavery Controversy.
xxxy. Tb, New Era in Politics
xxxvL Ny RAm.
xXxvII. Ny Farming
xxxvIIL Seward. Weed aud GrsssI"
xxx Europe Observation-Disclosures
XII. Two day, In Jail
Kill The Bani. Congress" Lour Content for sp'siG
Kill Prepont-BushisaB-DOuEliL
KILL Ride Across the PlAinL
Xiv The Rocky Mouut.iHs-Tbs Great BIhS.
XIV Utah-NsTidA
xLyL III. ssu, EsIld.-Tl, Te'sniis-Tbs Big TT''A
xLyIL. The Ps.ars Of California
o. xLvIm The Presidential Election elsa
XIX. sses,,ien-HoE CsShostsd
1. Oar Civil wn-Aeual Isd PS''ibls
H. AbrGhIn Lincoln
LII. Jsfsr,ss Davis
LII wrtrg Hhoy
LIv. Ny Dead
NlsCELLASiEs
Literature mL Vocation.
Poets and Po,sry
Reform, Rserm.rI
The Grounds Of Protection.
Sunday Lettering RsnlrlRsbes.
ADu's Ride 10 Maize
AD,y', Ride Across the AlsEhiDeI
Night Ride AeOs II, PrsiheI
A Winter Flood In IrnolA
M,,,s, and Divorce Discussion between Horace Greeley and
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MARGARET FULLER" WORKS.
Nov Ready:
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THE WORKS OF MARGARET FULLER,
IN SIX VOLUMES
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LIFE WITHOUT AND LIFE WITHIN =;
REVIEWS, NARRATIVES AND ESSAYS
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PARr L-REuEwL
rnr H.--MscEILAsrOra
PAnr HI-PoESa
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Pant H.
Thing, and TbOuEhti in EurOp.
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MEMOIRS OF MARGARET FULLER.
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MEMORIAL or MRS MARGARET FULLER
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