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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-25
LETTER WEADS

A GOOD stock OF nne paper ruled
"A up expressly for Business Letter Heads,
Cletter and note sizes,) at the
GAZETTE JOB OFFICE.
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HOT FOR KANSAS!
Another kansas Excursion :
by the same
Al. RYAN and H. F. MILLER,
Leaving Columbus, April 5, 1870.

1Fekets sold az EDcltTsfon rates, good for 80
ddgs. Send for circular containing pro-
gramme. Sent free to all applicants.
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NEWS or THE wRET<,
aENERAI AssElIBIx.


The House took mp and postponed the Sol
dlers' Orphans Home bill on the 18th. Mr..
Balls resolutions favoring the payment to
odlcers and soldiers of the difference be-
tween gold and paper were amended and
passed yeas 81, nays q The Senate pass
ed g bill to establish q House Of Discipline,
at an expense. exclusive Of site, OF S400, ,OO0
The Senate passed the Agricultural College
Bnu as it came nom the House, and the
measure Is therefore now a law. The vote
stood, yeas 25, nays u. The House on the
18th adopted resolution making provis-
ions for heating, lighting and ventilating
the halls and of1ces OF the State House.
This Improvement Will cost about SS5. .0o0.-
The Soldiers Orphans Home Bill was post
poned again. The Senate passed a bill max
ing husband and wife competent witnesses
for and against each other in all aetions.-
Also q bill to prevent frauds in cases OF di-
vorce and aIimony. The Senate passed a
resolution to adjourn March 81. Also res
olutfon to purchase the st. Clair manu-
scripts at an expense OF 5000. Also a reso-
luton TO furnish each Probate Judge, JUS
tice and Mayor with copy of Warren's
Criminal Law and Forms, at "a per copy
The House adopted resolution to procure
new flags for the State House. The House
reeommitted the Soldiers Orphans Home
bill to a select committee with instruc-
tions to amend by providing for the loea-
ton OF the Home at White Sulphur, as rec
commended by minority OF the commit
tee. The House adopted a resolution against
any increase Of representation in Congress.
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Notice.

@ UBsCRIBERs to the stock of the
- Delaware Homestead Building Asso-
citation" have extended the time for the
payment of subscriptions to the Stock until
Monday evening, March 28th.
D. W. RHODES,
mr25-lt Secretary.
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BILL HEADS! I!

TOR the best BILL. HEADS, STATE
n AENT SHEETS, &C., 20 to the
GAZETTE JOB OFFICE.
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II HE undersigned has been duly
/ appointed Executor of the last viii and
testament of Mrs. Fanny George, late of
Delaware county, deceased.
mr25-sWt JOEL CLEVELAND.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUAH0aAA
Auditor Of states DGMCes


Net amount of unpaid lossrB
and claims against the Com
pany WI, ,aJI
Net reserve at 4 per cent. inter-
est for Reinsurance
Ist, 1868 ............................. I4,s2L,2
For Dividends, additions Feb
ru sry lst, 1868. 7,l89, ,o5
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GsGG4AAns.
Oklahoma is the name Of a new Territory
1t is desired-to form from portions of Texas.
Yezger. the assassin. of Col. Crane, has es-
capped from Jail, but has voluntarily re-
turned.
Gen. Ames has been pronounced by the
Senate Judiciary Committee a nonresident
Of Mississippi, and, therefore, ineligible to
q seat In Congress as Senator from that
State.
six young ladies viii be admitted into
the Michigan State Agricultural College,
and four have already passed their exami-
nations
George Wakeman, a well known journal
ist and magazine writer, died in New York
on the 18th.
Baily, Collector of the XXI New York
District, is a defauIter to the extent Of $780,
600 Of the public funds. and has absconded.
General Pleasanton has been appointed in
his stead.
The Republicans of the Tenth (Toiedo)
District have nominated E. D. Peck. of
Wood county, for Congress.
The Central Ohio Teachers Association
meets at Columbus on April 3
The subscriptions for the beneft Of the
family of the late Mr. Stanton now amount
to Sl5O,0o0.
A bill has passed the ohio House giving
the political party in the minority in any
election precinct a representative among
the Judges of Election. The bill for con-
solidated University at Cincinnati passed
the Senate.
The State geological survey of California
viii be continued, $4,000 having been ap-
propriated for that purpose.
The Democrats Of the Toledo District have
nominated Hon. ". D. Hin for Congress.
NEIeHBoRNe coUNT1Es.
Xenia has new steam fire engine.
Akron is improving faster than ever be-
fore atthis season.
Kenton boasts Of Its handsome ladies'
We acknowledge that Kenton deserves
great honor In that respect. But thow about
the menP
Newark complains of an extravagant
city government.
They have to adjourn court in Bellefon-
taine when the wind blows. The lawyers
Of that place seem to have a wholesome
fear Of wind.
Andrew Wilson has purchased 100 acres
OF land adjoining Springfield,
The Lecture Association of Springfield
has cleared s254 % during the season.
A Logan county boy when asked whether
a hired man with whom he slept said his
prayers, replied, 'oh no, he's Democrat"
ReIlefontstne Isl going to havea new Court
House and rejotceth greatly thereat.
An abundance Of hrst-rate gravel has
been found on the line of the Marion and
Middletown Turnpike.
A carpenter named Holly, at Springfield.
is suffering nom hydrophObia. He was
bitten by dog at Ga1lipolis, six years ago.
and after slight attack recovered. He is
not expected to recover this time.
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RepubIIean Tiek e !.

Republic am TICK ct
CORPORATION OFFICERS.
Mayor,
WALTER T. WATSON.
Clerk,
CHARLES o. LITTLE
Treasurer,
WILLIAM e. MOORE
Marshal,
s. A. HARRISON.
CounciImen.
CEbr Term Of Tt0o TeGrs.l
RoBERT N JONES,
JAMES A. BARNES,
WILLIAM G. WILLIAMS.
tFor Term og Ogas Year.)
AUGUSTUS MABQUART,
JOHN WOLFLEY,
AARON EVANS.
FOWNsHEP OFFICERS.
Trustees,
MARSHAL L. GRIFFIN
ROBERT n. JONES,
NORMAN D. PERRY.
Clerk,
A. g. BYERS.
Treasurer,
SYLVESTER LATIMER.
Assessor,
JAMES MCCOY.
Conssables,
JAMES HOLLY,
THOMAS BURROUGHS.
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The highest market price paid for all kinds
OfCOuntry Produce.
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Everybody cordially invited to call in
NAiA Alle stoeks mrl9-tf
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Total amount for Grubbing
TOOD GATES AND FARM CIR

Total amount for food gates and
farm crossings s2l5
GRAND TOTAL.
Excavation S3,sI3 A
Grub ing 722 65
Flood Gates aud Farm Crossings 2l5 90
Locating l25 20
aE 4a 1876 %
J. F. DOTY,
mrls-4w Auditor Delaware County, o.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WsITING CARDsf
soldiers. Take Notice

Dozen for SO Cents.
3 $780,
At GAZETTE OFFICE.
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BY JAS. WILLIAMS, a 'J oJhiefCiefk. ii


Profits divided annually gDiih P0lfcVhOlders.
The CONTINENTAL Is the safest and beat
Eils. Company i1 NelU York and divides prof
its with her Poicyholders each and every
year.
Com. BAEEEs says in his 1863 Ins Reports,
THE FIRST RANK among The NelD York Slate
Companies is rightly Cssiqned 90 the CoNTINr
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LEGAL Notice.

BUSINESS CARDS neatly pEanted i'm
ID latest style, at prices from s. Per ~ w q p
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The above safe was only ONE
HALF the thickness of our
Mercantile Safes
MARVIN & CO.,
los Bank ST., Cleveland.
265 broadway, New York,
S21 Chestnut st, Philadelphia.
mr25-2w
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ooNaREss,

The vote on expulsion Of Butler, ofTenn.,
stood I0l yeas and 6B nays-not the required
two-thtrds. The vote Of censure was unan-
imous. Mr.. Summer introduced q bill to do
away with fractional currency by the Ist of
September next. Mr.. Stevenson, of Ohio,
made speech in the House favoring a rev.
enue tarif. Mr.. Winans also spoke to the
same effect
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Call i'm and Look at Our
Goods and be Convinced.
j. HYATT & co.
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by insuring In this old, solid and reliable
Company. No Steam special hazards talE-
Property can secure UeT.y cheap rates I'm the
CONTINENTAL.
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I SAY UNTO T"E.
HORSE RHL6l
Noffce.

NEATLY printed at shortest no-
IN tice, at the GAZETTE OFFICE.
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Total Liabiilties.........-..

aaIlHI|aINH
In Witness whereof. Il have
hereuntO subscribed my
uames and caused the seal
of my Omcs to be affixed.
the day and year above writ
ten
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GROCERIES.
NEW GROCERY !
JOSEPH wELTER

A NNOUNCES TO the Citizens OF DeI-
IA aware and vicinity that he has opened
out New Grocery. in the room formerly
occupied by Aigtn q LuckenbiIl, Evans
Block, where all may md good supply OF
Choice Family Groceries
always on hand, and to be sold at the loves
living rates. -
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THE RAPPAHANNooK CAMPAIGN
AND THE BATTLE OF GROVE
TOM
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-25
JOHN EBERsoLE

Became acquainted with Mrs. Lunsford
about-fiVe months before the murder
An intimacy sprung up. between them,
and they were to have been married the
Wednesday succeeding the murder. 1t
seems Robinson had no particular OBJ
jection to the marriage until Ebersole
made known his intention of removing
his wife from the city. Robinson. tried
to get him to remain, but he refused
He offered him work, but without chang
ING his nIIrnose
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

A JOURNEY FOR THEIR PAINs-J. s. Ferrier.
OF Douglas City, and W. G. Given, of Junction
City, both butchers by occupation, wanted hogs
this fall for retail trade and bacon. Owing to
some misunderstanding or misfortune, their
supply of swines flesh did not arrive from Sac
ramento Valley as per expectation. Our meat
merchants then took trip to Humboldt and
looked at all the hogs in that county, but as the
skies were dark and lowering concluded lot to
purchase. After an absence of eighteen days
our friends returned home to find a lot of live
pork that had been delivered for some time and
had made way with considerable feed in the
mean while. As we are informed, Messrs. Fer
rier and Given profted nothing by their trip ex-
cept their pains.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

MAsoNIC.-At a regular meeting of Trinity
Chapter No. 10, R. A. NJ, the following officers
were elected: w. j. Tinnin, High Priest O. c.
Christiansen, King; w. b. Sutherin, Scribe ;
J. G. Mason. Captain of the Host; James NJ.
Pickett, Sojourneri ]. G. Woods, R. A. Cap
lain Jacob Paulsen, NJ. of the Sd veil D. Har-
din, NJ. of the I'd veil G r. Diener, NJ. of the Sd
veili W. G. Given, Treasurer NJ. F. Griffin,
Secretary Charles GGring, Guard.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

INDIAN CREEK.-Mr. John Douglas informs us
that the quartz-mill being erected by r. Silcox
will be completed this week and he will com
mence crushing in few days. From sixty to
eighty tons of rock are now out, and it is calcu-
lated that it will take until about the lst of
March to crush this. No more will be taken out
until the vaiue of that is ascertaned
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

CHRISTMAS SINGTNG.-Therc will be singing at
the Catholic Church in Weaverville next Christ
mas and the choir are now rehearsng. As
there will be nothing else taking place, We pre-
sumo there will be large attendance upon the
services at the Catholic Church on that day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

WE spoke while ago of interrupted commu-
nications between Shasta and Callahan's ranch.
The cause assigned was bad roads. The princi-
pal cause of the bad roads was fall of twelve
feet of snow on SCOTS mountain, and some
thing less than that of the feathery element de-
posted on each side OF the mountain The road
is now in good running order. Sleighs are used
between Trinity Centre and Masterson's.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

COOP BEEF.-We are now supplied with ex-
ceent beef from the Mountain Market and think
the fact worthy of mention Some of us remem-
Der when such was not the case. Mr.. w. L..
Brown, one of the proprietors, is now at Shasta
Valley from which place he will bring sufficient
cattle to last until the middle of March This is
70 make sure against storms, as it might be diff
cult to obtain supplies from Siskiyou in mid
winter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

IT was very cold Thursday night. Hudspeth
says that at O'Clock Friday morning, the the
mometer stood at 2340 above zero. He probably
did not have his specs on, as the general opinion
around town is that it was great deal colder
than that
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

LARD AND BEANs.-Lard and beans are always
in demand at this time of the year. AS matter
of course, Lang has got a supply, as matter
of course, too, he advertises the fact, and will
sell his stock of these articles forthwith so if
our readers want to buy they should hurry up
with their orders. See advertisement eIsewhe
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

No MIsTAKE.-Hudspeth is anxious not to dis
appoint any OF his customers and those wanting
holiday suits must hurry up their orders. If
he hasn't time to make a new coat he will fix
up an old one till it looks just as good as new.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

Snow ON THE MINERsvILLE RoAD.--About
three feet of snow fell on the divide between
this place and Mincrsvlle during the late storms,
but rain falling upon the snow has settled it to
two feet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

DANGERoUs.-The sidewalk, at the corner op-
posite the Court House has become still more
caving and leaving large hole to trap unwary
pedestrians. Lookout when you pass that way
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

MlNERsvILLE.-A gentleman from Minersville
who was in town this week says that the boys
are all ready to go to work, and are waiting for
water. That's the case everywhere as we learn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

The WEATHER.-Snow fell in Weavervlle,
Monday night, to the depth of one and ne-half
inches. 1t was very light and did not last long.
Not enough storm yet to start the miners to
work, but we still live in hope.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17
Total, 44o children, 81

DISTRICT CoURT.-The District Court was in
session Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
There was but little business and what there
was Judge Rosborough disposed of without loss
of time. The cases tried were follows:
Richard Stokes uS. estate of ]. Loots, deceased,
action on promssory note action dismissed be-
cause of failure of plaintiff to appear.
D. Evans ct al. Us. Lung Apg Hong ct al
Suit on account. Judgment for plaintiff, by de-
fault.
E. Merrigau, Us R. S. Baker, suit to foreclose
mortgage. Judgment for plaintiff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

DANCE AT DoUGLAs.-H. W. Leonard, of the
Douglas City hotel, will give social dance on
the 3Oth of this month for the benefit of the boys
around Douglas in particular and all others who
come in general
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

AproRT1oSMENr.-Mr G. w. Smith, Superin-
tendent has kindly furnished us with the follow
ing apportionment of County School Money,
made December 18th, 1870:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

WELL SUITED.-Tracy Scofeld writes J. W.
Philorook, of this place, from Hatfield, New
York. Scofeld and his family are wei! pleased
with their new location and don't expect to see
Weaver again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

TAKE NorrcE.-Cards, replies, etc., of per.
sonal character, will not be published in the
JOURNAL except as advertisements and as such
must be paid for at our regular rates.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

AN KRROR CoRREcTED.-In giving the names
OF the recently elected officers of Trinity Lodge,
No. q, F. and A. NJ, we last week omitted
that Of John Myers as Junior Deacon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

Gong HoME.-After an absence of ten years
from home Mr.. o. NJ. Gray proposes to pay the
folks visit, and accordingly leaves this (Satur-
day morning
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

STILL CoMING.-Several freight teams arrived
In town Wednesday from Red Bluff. Transfers
represent the road as in a bad condition.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

MADE A CITIzEN.-On Monday last, in County
Court, Thomas Treloar, native of England, re-
ceived his naturalization papers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

RETURYED.-John Hurst arrived here last Mon
day evening after a visit of several months to
Missouri. He looks hearty and his old friends
will be glad to know he is back
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

WE notice an improvement in the sidewalk
oeiow John Martins, this week. The Fagg-Town
public tender thanks for the same
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

NEW GAME.-Two-Trick Loo is the fashiona-
ole game around town now. Poker is on the
wane.V
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

A BLIND girl and companion were in town this
week and disposed of quantity of books and
baskets which they had for sale. The book was
biography of the blind girl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

IF you want n {" little game" to get even on
the Mercantile Library Lottery, there are plenty
Of the boys around town who will accommodate
you.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

VIcK's FLORAL GUIDE.-Read the advertise
ment of this work, in another column.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

If you need pocket-m oney for Christmas and
are in luck enough to have any dust, take it to
Griffin ard get coin for it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

If you want to buy good book, or anything
of that kind for Christmas present, you will
find them at Barnckels
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

THE delinquent tax list has been turned over
to the District Attorney who will enforce the
law to the letter in its collection Look out for
costs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

1F you want to smoke or take a drink of Tom
and Jerry on Christmas, go to any of the Wea-
vervile saloons.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

LEASED Ir.-Mr. O. NJ. Gray has leased his
place just outside of town to Mr.. ]. L. Day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

If you want any jewelry for Christmas pres
ents, or chance to win fancy clock, call on
Fe ibush.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

If you want to have night made hideous let it
snow and start the pious youth of Weaverville
after Chnaman.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

If you want new dress or anything of that
kind for Christmas, buy them of Karsky Co. or
Pincus.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

SHOULD occasion demand it on Christmas-or
at any other tme-send for DR.. Montague or
Chauncey
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

If you get into IA row on Christmas and are
likely to get locked up, engage the services Of
G. E. Williams.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

If you want pair of good buckskin gloves t
wear to the Christmas ball, go to McCausland.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-12-17

If you want anything substantial for Christ
mas, you can get it of either Hooker or Lang.
The union Democrat., 1870-10-08
A Glorious Chacge!!
THE GREAT WORLDS TONIC.
Plantation Bitters.

This wonderful vegetable re-
storativc is the s.aect-anchor OF
the feeble and dehiiitated. AS
tonic and cordial fo- TIC aged
and lansuid, it las no equal
among stcEaackics. as remedy
for the nervous weakness to
which yycrs,cn arc especially sub
sect, it is supcrseGins every other
stimuiant. In al climates, t-opi-
cal, temperate, CO f-isid, 1t acts
rs Il specific in every species OF
disorder which y.Gccrz.aincs TIC
bodily strength end freaks down
the animal spirits. Tor Gale by
all druggists.
August Is. Is7e-iy
The union Democrat., 1870-10-08

Many of our citizens who had promised
themselves rich intellectual treat will he
disappointed to learn that Rev. Father Buch-
ard, will not give Mission here no anrounc-
ed to commence Tomorrow. Since the ar
nouncement was made, nil the clergy If the
diocese have been directed by the head of the
Church, 10 meet in San Francisco, on Monday
next to 60 into "re,rea,." In consequence If
the required absence Of the Pastor, Rev. NJ.
Mef.aboe, the Mission will be indefinitely
postponed. Father Bnchard IS an eloquent
and ebie speaker who he's acquired high
reputation for superior abilities among the
teachers of his church. We are sorry that
circumstances have So transpired that we car
not have the pleasure of listening to him as
anticipated and trust that arrangements NAV
he made whereby he will give Nilsson here
shortly.
The union Democrat., 1870-10-08

For some time in this city and vicinity
there has been disease of the throat quite
prevalent In different eases it assumes va
rious peculiarites of sore throat or diItheria.
Among children it has caused several deaths.
Mr.. j. NJ. Root, who lives nhout ore mile
north Of Sonora. had family pf nne chill
dren, seven Of which were violently attacked
with whnt the physician employed pronounc-
es Malignant Pntrid Sore Throat, two of the
children have died. boy AMI girl. Five are
still very sick with little hore for the re-
covery Of one Of them, n boy. Mr. aud Mrs.
Root have the sympathy of our community
in their great nfiiiction.
The union Democrat., 1870-10-08
We arc inf,rmed that transferable activi

We are informed that considerable activity
has been manifested recently in the way of
mining in the neighbp,hood of Quartz Noun
tain. At the Heslep Mine, the machinery
of the Sonora Gold Co.'S mill has been put
up, set in motion and is reported 10 work to
n charm. A party Of capitalists have bought
the Knox & Boyle Mine and mill and will
push work at once. AT the App Mine a
deem shaft is Icing sunk on the vein. Com
mon rumor says, rich returns from the mines
in and near Quartz Mountain may shortly be
expected.
The union Democrat., 1870-10-08

The examination of Wm. Poole, for TIE
on Monday and tho prosecution closed their
testimony on Tuesday evening. On Wednes-
day morning the evidence for the people be-
ing closed, the counsel for prisoner moved
that the charge be dismissed, which motion
was overruled nv Justice Letford. The pris-
oner's counsel then moved that further hear
ing he postponed until Tuesday next, which
was granted TIE examination was con.
Quoted privately at request of prisoner The
evidence thus far ia wholly circumstantial
The union Democrat., 1870-10-08

SONORA CRY CEaErERY.-All persons ar
irving at the City Cemetery Oh horseback are
requested to tie their horses outside the
ground, to posts and reil provided for that
purpose. This timely preventative will adj
nit OF no possibility of damage being done to
the Young trees that has cost Cur citizens
much time and money to beautify the resting
place Of dear departed cnes.
C. BURDEN. City Sexton.
The union Democrat., 1870-10-08
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT IN

the United STATES tar the District Of C,,if,rni, y
the Matter IT Isaiah b. Robbins v,aun,arx p, IN
This is tn give Notice.. that On the lath sy ~ Ssn,
1870. Warrant in Rtnkrnptev sSu a a..,i,s,
tate IT Isaiah H. Robbins Of Celunihia in the ~ go,
ynolumne and State "f California; who has bee, .a;,
y Bankrupt on his peiitirns that the psymsn,s
ssehss and delivery at property beianssn, 's
Bankrupt IL him fsr his use. and the aea
property by him. ferbsiden nv laws That n,,; s
tac Creditors af the said Bankrupt tn prove their H.,
aud chsssse a<sSuc~< o his Hsta,A -, =
heii at "a Carf II Bstkuntev. he hsi len =, r.
Nos IS and ~. in the haiiing situated n .rnar -
Washington and Battery Sfs ~ the city ana ra, -,
San Francisco hetare Samuel J, c afkc jun Rrris,
on the 18th day az October A. n 1870 at II orlt \,
wN GoUvSRNHuR MORRIS. e. s. Marshal ~
As Messenger,
.nis'ries - cslifsrnis