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, 1859-03-24

4 Only une bottle u nesde<i
to throw out Of tbs sYkxus
the stisef1 Of medicine attsr
= long sickness.
One bottia taken for Jaun-
dice removes Ill saliovneMA
or unnatural colGf ffprn tbs
akin.
II Ona does taken 4 short
time hafos1 eating. SaTes
I }vtgur t. the appslso a.,d
.m.skss The food digest we'll
One do1e, offen repeated.
euspa {'H1kaalu DtAx1a0A
In it, wont tbrua, Wills
tAamnez and Bowed Cun.sl
. ptaints 3tsll almost to the
idsst tose.
Une dQ1e OF two tsaSFOt>n-
tah!Ai Lwaysreliese Sick
? flitzl1Ats.
II Only one DOSE fnnesll2lt-
7 " rlkvaCoAle-
4 few bottles viii eurv
+, }Dn,rsY. BY ezet.lr < the al
? ,A4oJtMntt.
81 We saks plta4ss.r In r.
cnnlme1HtknE this medicine
~ maprvvtntstlve \ for FIVE
= and AQrK. CHl1L FxvKK,
md all fcrerA Vt 4 ls[tIous
tvpt. ltuprates with c<r-
tt;lihty4 anl Thousands ~
willing to ts1sl3y t4!ts won.
fixIfai sittue4,
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"Fne T1lsAe< Shoulder
Eraer@ airs .tln!un.t,tal S,.p-
Fn.ztSss. They ase axrnts E.r
Tilt manufacturers linl will
aeu 1t ltt,v p5ty4-s, IN}lI.ES.
, 1859-03-24
What some of 0nr Rest Music Teaeh-
crH think Of 1t.

III ~ 1I1VVINc, .MUoIC TUE
11s L1SIiEk. Il Lake ttrct. has still un hand the
iaEs~H stock IT Musical merchandise ker1 by auy other
h'=e n the Netsiwtst- an Se Atnt fnr the celeblatd
Model Ael4ts,n n.a4ie ty A4:on Ian.!in. 1soston
With ths ra.sat Atsh wes. piank .h!eh Is u.e BY
ss IN nc ToE and = shs n* Important
makers aswhlch Ese> the !n.stunsnt etiHc ani dsa
knste snund-or using wood In the ur,nay way which
renders neSay weaken The PAT II tht Instrument
Shsts tht Esss,s pss steGa !. required cut
bury have 1uth1 Whereby they spring this latent W.cst
Into psHper fs y the ad = steam and po~rral ncn
eFy. strain Of ten tons will make Impression "a the
afch While the tbres Of the w* Instead OF belak Weakened
hy the cr1n'y icing interrupted At hort distances have
their natural power of resistance greatly! augmented by the
Peculiar fm theT made to assume In The F7ieat Arch
NErAt. Ever Instrument u x-15Eanicl.
All kinds Il fChnrrh Music B,pks tur salr.
The cheapest and Lte& ti.re Nnk Is fbe MINNE.HA-
HA tcr slnst eo, Is ccnts sent ay mall Tr.i1 rer
dnkcn. eSI0 Ill nrel3 must be addressed TO H. " Ufts~
GINS. il LaSe sSIcft Eh{t.axn. iaiai49:.ix
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@=s=7a IMPROVED FULL Iron
FYH TeFEANE PLANO FURTEs, manufactured
II land fir sale 1t retail 1t Easesn wholeaalc
prices hy IT. REi! Practical Piano Forte Maker. All
taut" &" hts make Will e fully waSsante Od lanos will
BE- taken In c1chane and tuning acd s.n= promptly H.
tshdsd f. Apply Il bis aao Forte Mandatory. No. l36
Wt*t Mattan Arrft- a4:4lkaat ty
, 1859-03-24

its location at the foot Of the Alleghanies and at
the head Of the Chesapeake, presented rs geo.
graphical advantage. But most of all he boasted
Of the comract-thc St, Nicholas compact.
Under it the course Of the Baltimore and Ohio
kallfoad had been onward, prospering in q most
unprecedented manner; its nett receipts for
favc months exceeding its accustomed income
BY sloa,ooo. Well mighth he glory in compact
that enabled him to take goods from Boston and
New York, nnd conc in behind us ut Quincy,
Burlington, Rock Island, Fulton and Galena, to
st. Paul. No wonder he could earn his $l03, 900
extra in fire months, for he fixed the price of
freight from New York, some POD miles from
his legitimate sphere Of operations, as well as
from his own town. (Sec tariffs of prices fixed
By this qunrtettc for St. Louis and Chicaso.)
Without going into q long list Of figures, will
mention only that the rates published by them
alter the Washington meeting in january last,
were the same to each Of these rlaccs-1so cents
on fFst-class freight. Now the difference, by
pro rating the price, per ton per mile is 81 cents
and fraction in favor of Chicago. 70 remedy
this glaring injustice, Chicago representatives
Of railroad interests appeared in Ncw York at o
mcctlns s Of the four roads TINT they happnnl to
hear Of, held, on the s3d. cath and s5th Of Feb
rnary, and succeeded in getting Is cents de-
oucted from Chicago rates, where the ratio Of
oltfesence should hare been os above-c1 cents.
Note the expense and delay in getting this
partial Justice; but you cannot tell how great
was the injury during its continuance.
AT the Niagara Falls Convention the Western
ROADS, III the request Of the four Eastern lines,
made m effort to organize Western assoc,a-
ton whose utairs would be managed and repre-
s'n'ca ny thfec umpires, and who would be
board I" treat Nltl. the fonr Eastern roads to
carry out all that WAS good in their compact in
aspir't Of fairness. Conspicuous i'll this effort
was seen Mr.. Brooks Of the Michigan Central.
hr. Hali Of the Ga'cna and Chicago Union. sir.
Van SortHick Of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, Ar. Denn'sou and other gentlemen Of
Ohio. Their efforts were continued ot an ad-
journed meeting held 1t Cleveland, a I'd finally
, 1859-03-24

UF.'r Fancy Soaps, l;r,kh.
- ami Tt,IE.t An!clt-+ e. Il,
lsuLLES, s.tl'TliACU., III
l.:4xe-st,
, 1859-03-24
Furniture, SC.

Re NOV AL NOTICE.
j q HI II W e s r
IS SoW OPENING HN
CARPET HALL.
lI1.---Lakc Sfreet....lll
WITH a FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Carpets, Bedding, Mattings,
Carpets, Bedding, Mattings,
Carpets, Bedding, Mattings,
Carpets, Bedding, Mattings,
Carpets. Bedding, Mattings,
Carpets, Bedding, Mattings.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29

"a HIT, A PALPABLE IT."-Ou: rea-
ders will recognize a devlish clever hit
in the following from the Sierra Demo.
crat. Under ordinary circumstances it
wonld not have been proper:
Calvin B. Mcdonald Of the Yreka
Union, says Broderick recited in the
Se'.ate a speech which ano'her man pre-
pared for him. How does Mcdonald
know that? w" think he lies. Me-
Do"ald recognizes Broderick a, 'an ally
rf tie Eerul'lieais.' Mcdonald was =
Republican candidate in this Comfy
hut a little while ago. McD.nald saws
Br"derick is vnlgar-minded and litter.
ate While Broderick's mind does no,
run mnch to the stars. he nerer stoops t,
enmsnrt with n fallen one.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29
COssasaSIe'S Sale

, ship "f Eureka. BY virtue of execution to
me delivered issued from the Court of T. C. Tartman
Esd acting Justice of the Peace for the cIn.
" aforc aii bearing date June 9Th A. ID 1853 TO salts.
y Judgement rendered by said til, 18th ds 4
OF Jun" A. D. le9 in favor Of jas Kingsley and against
y Ellis. p. Peterson. +. Brant. jos Kline, Il N.wclfl
Lang. Tucker. J. Damn and others, the sum ~
s97 30 debit interest damage and of h,v.
taken in execution and will sell to the highest bidder for
cash the following described proper, wit: A Ger
tain lot of mining claims. situated Moores Fl and
known as the Exchcqucr Companies claims. toc n.
with all appurtenances thercunto belonging consi ii 4
tanks. cars chain and other hoi-ting gear also III
h'uScs over the shaft and dunn yard; which viii &c
in Moores Flat on Friday the 29th day Of Ju'y A. Dl
ls',9 between the hours of O'Clock A, u AZ
O'Clock =. of aid day
TAX IN as the properly Of The above named def ndl
ents 10 satisfy the above demands anl accrnng costs
John NJ. GRAY, aile
Mnnrcs Eint Inly : lSln
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29
Sherif'S Sale
SVHEREAs, on the 24th day March. A. y

Az HEREAS, on the 2ith day March. A. D. 1852
w hnal Jud-meat ami decree Was 7, ,nder,dia
lhe Dis'ret court al the Fourteenth judi, ql Dis.
rct Of the STATE Of California, in ami for t. Cour
= Of Nevaaa against j. Miller and in favor OF j.
>,x D"Hsrs aai Fifty cents principal dcbi,
Jess cnc hua Ft tad fifty one dollars and seven
eon o~n.s, tbs i.;h day 3i ,iaiy 1889 credited OF
A'pve seventeen Hnnired and eighty six dollars aad
sitv cents with interest the p!lntipa at the ratsI
If three per cent per month from the rendition os
Judgment until paid. together with all costs Of suit
And whereas on the said 2ith day of March A. D. h
oo9 1t was ordered and decrced by the said Ccurt
hat the Mortgage set forti N DiAintif's com plsrt
oe .nrecnsed, and the IroirtE therein de., ribcd.
witt one undivided ffii "a Of five certain mi
ming claims situated ii Reca IIilI Virgin
Valley Mining District. Eureka township. tnow
''ioomr.id) comfy of Nevada. State Of Califcr,
said claims being known he + bon aiI,ie & Coz
eah 'ctt'r described iy map and survey # Jl". L.
'Id''I', u ntt surveyor of Nevada county now ON
h' If record III The Office OF the Clerk of .he Dis
'rict of the ifh Judicial District for Ne, ,ts
c'un',. "h ali ID singular the tencucn.s h,rcdits-
M en-, franchIStr rights. privileges and aprurtrna ncs
'rtnn belnne NJ ~ in any wise apper tainin lev
ie n'n aud SOLD to n.fv 1d Iilemeut interest aud
sts al IN" rrncrr'ls thereof .'ed to the payment
"t r' i Snms Of money rs 4fore>aid
~ r" : h"reby given Hat will expose 10 public
St lhcrbnre de rrihed property to he highest hid.
&C. 1-I, IN tr1nt f the Court Iouse door Ncva
t"c..t on SirCPDAN. August 6 d ls59 bsr,y,ea
tI4 hunrsof lG o'clnck A NJ aul 4PM NJ.
GlHci uGU my and this lstl. y, of IuI. d le 80
S. BORING, sheriff.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29
Legal Notices.
SheriR'S Sale.

WHEREAS on Juy G \. d 1859 iraf Judgment
and decree rcrd red in the Distic Couet of tie
Fnnr;epnih T,cia hi irct of the Stat "f Calf rn;a
ard fer Tho County of Ncvad' INST Sniucl ! Booth
snd in Fl g. Barney " Lee Tor i's e six hund-
rf sbd ff nil two hrndtdths dollars,
prlucil 4, b., ta-.fhsr Win nj costs G. su.
Anf " 90 \, TIE SAID drh dav e Iniv. 4. n 1859
Il ''rei aud rcrc'd hs she al Cour. that the
M"rg"g sct inrtl n 'anti : C,,nl airt br recIcsed
and IT,, proiy thst ~ drcIihad Wit all that rar-
eel and lot ~ lsnd si'c1 ard IN in IN the County and
City "f Nevada, staff oi Crlifcrna bounded and de
scrhcd as +. l'A~ f"nu nere al the Sonth corner ot
Fey lot ard running South - A. Fast fty-two feet
Ave inches ~ NJ Pine STR 81 :" Carau agnu lot: thence
scph 81 20 West aoug all lni thirty eight feet
iuche 20 te North West crrrer Of A IS arou's lo
thence mouth ~ west ffy y-thrce fect six inches aes
III. ige Of Or Psv n tie ouh co na- Of Irsy.
lt; Ii nrrih =! ~ Gust frf,-fve f. six inch,
along Fsv lot 20 tEe pla' of beginning Pine street
i'll all trr' meIt>, hrooi'acnts ard
thereof n.it lie esct' ujro aud sold a: ~v aid
u 'gTlct h rest aId costs an the proct eds thereof
arfe To the ayneut f aid of money af,re-
said.
Metre i lersly given that ! will expose 10 rrb'c
,al III he above d,c bed property the hic hct hid
der for,cash in front h. Court House door in Nevada
city -arurirs t. 39rh Gay of July 1852 between
The h. ur- OF 10 o'cis a 4 II and 4 i NJ
Given unie: NY han this 1tiI day Of July A y i25o
W BORING herif
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29

RhuBARB WINE We nnticcd d IN Il
late number Of Fornry's Press aItic g
| az, h,w 70 make rhubarb riur. We
learn from Gras, V7licv gcni!eu,an
ilai NJ L,ntzeuici-efo hat place has
succeeded in mauuiactpri G the Article
from, the celebrated rlru,arh of II.
"nrihington Th.. Press SAYS, 'he VINE
IS pronounced by experienced tasters a
very fan article of pale she.ry, and is
certainly letter than half the costly
wines sold ii the market.
We are informed that Mr.. Louizen-
heiser succeeded in first attcmptin ex-
tracing gallon of wine from twelve
pounds If the plant.
The mode of making we gather from
the Press
AID 3 I-2 pounds of New O leans
sugar to sall'n comp sed of equal
part, water and juice of rhubarb Fill
a barrel with the mixture. add isinglass
and let it stand for months when it must
he racked off into bottles. The pure
jnice makes very strong wine. $500
gallons can be made from an acre of
we'll cultivated roo'o a
Ifwine in such quantities can be made
from the stalks cf rhubard SO cheaply
and of good quality, the effect Of the
discovery must necessary lie great. Mr..
Warrington raises ou his ranch he, ween
this city and Grass Valley, rbuLarb
enough to supply the northern part of
the Slate with pale sherry.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29

The Evening Telegram gives the fol-
lowing: 1.-The Webb Sisters intend
starting next week upon an overland
trip to St. Louis. They will be accom-.
panied by Frank Hussey. Raleigh, and
others of the Minst'els. They will give
entertainments at the inhabited Districts
ON the route, and will doubtless make a
pleasant trip home. besides realizing at
least portion Of their expenses.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29
COnSfabir,S Sale

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA. Comfy of Nevada. "a
oBy virtue Of an Exec tion To delivered ssued from
the ourt of John Anderson Esq an a. ting Justr. q
the Peace in and for the County aforesaid bearing ,,
July LIST d. 1859 to satisfy Judgment rendered l.,
SAIL Court the lst dav of July AID 1870 4, f,,- .
s. Wall Co, and against John Boyd ant Ra,s Raid
ridge for the sum of S2002 debt interest DANA g,
cost OF sut have taken in Execution, and will sell I.
the highest bidder cash the following decr;b a ,
erty to wit; all the right title AMI interest Of John H.
IN and to certain lot of mining claims situated on nj
Township of Nevada together with ali tbe slnic.
fumes &C. thereunto brpngng. 7 will sell the sam
at pulc auction IN front Of the Court House door i
Nevada city On Thursday the .sh dav of ;uy 4 n l..
between The hours Of A. NJ. aAd > L NJ
TAKEN a. the property of John l. yd to satisfy III,
abave ,msnds and accruine costs :
Nevada, July sih 1883
J. B GRAY. Constable
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29
HRS. siOLEssfnGn

Female Physician and Ohste,rician,
Attend Ladies thruuCh their Confinement, and
treats all disease peculiar t. her Sex. Tho d sin
Gus OF being restored TO health and becomi % :, majh
ers will do well 10 pay her vis;t Or write STATING
the particulars Also patent supporter to assS'
La!es in confinement. Mrs. II. has n Ter ard
snrelr fr all kinds Of Cancers can Q, and
Rhcunlrism
Letters al lrcsssd to her will receive prompt at
tanti N. Visits mule to any part Of III, State.-
Patients received at her Residence. which is siiua-
ted IN Cement Hill. one mile from Nevada.
iv1 If MRS s : WOl ppTnGF
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29
Notice 10 Pri.o sprs

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received rr
- tho drst Monday in August, A. D. 1859 for Il
county Printing and advertising for the CONT
Nevada: for one year from the 18th day of Auer
lS?9' the expiration of the present eon.saci
Said proposals to be made for the printing Of
o1anes needed @ by the county for all purposes, al
also FOR all the advertising for the eonptv
by order of the Board of Supe, visor.
RUFUS SHOEMAkl r Clerk.
BY J. s. LAxRERr. Denuty.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29
DIR. 4. CHAPMAN,
Dias As ShAA hhVt
Surgical and Mechanical DENTS

Surgical and Mechanical Dentist,
Corner r 'om second Story Kidd & Knox's Brick
- d. Chapman will b. happy to pnir
fFTs.s7-<seA those wishing his services. Teeth
~ u sitter having become sensitive f. m
eyprsurc ofiis o. othcrwSe will he fll- wi
pu; l;Isjr = rain.
All Dental operations per-, ned in hcat
laA ,nhs'l .ial llllo, ald sl,i,.. ctipn guar
anteei in a cases.
II designs making Nevada his pernanert rasi-
ue.i-t. nN
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29
Notice to Contractors & !!

NOTICE is hereby given that proposals will b,
A> received by the Board of Supervisors of Nevada
county at the august term ensuing, for the build
ing of substantial partition walls between the cells
in the Jail Of said county. said walls be construc
ted as to prevent efoctuay the inmates from dir.
ding through from one cell to another, to be buii,
of granite and securely doweIed.
J0iIN GRIEF. Post ofthe Board,
Attest RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Olerk
ms By j. 5. Lambert, Deputy.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29

governed towards nnr nao,ted citizens
a doctrine that. nntil 7 read tho letter Of
the Sacresorv. I did not suppose there
could kc found one man in this entire
nation to assert. 4a -
JOHN N. Boris.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29
Mr.. BoTTs' REPLY.

AStnr House, New urk, June Is.
Gentlemen: | have the honor to ac-
knowledge the respect If your letter Of
the 1l,h, in which .,nu are pleased t"
ask my views on one If the most impor-
tat que>: looms that can he presented t"
the consideration Of an American states
nan: bu, in regarding me as the repre-
sentative of the great conservative eie-
mcnt of the Opposi;ion party in this
country in connection with the next
Presidency, YOU attach to my position a
degree of impoua ce. which, perhaps, it
is not ell titled to occupy.
ne Yarstlons pr"puunded to me in
solve tne transcendently important CON
side.aiion of the reciprccal duties of the
CITIZEN to his Government, a. d of thu
Government to The citizen; than which
no higher, more interesting or impnrtan'
question could have been nggeS,ed.
[ shall. nevertheless, not shrink from
the delicate responsibility you have
imposed upon me, but proceed frankly
ani with 'ut reserve to answer your in
terrogatories to the best of my judge
'ment aud capacity.
When | first read the letter to the
Secretary If STATE, some ten days since,
i was Infinitely surprised that a doctrine
SO full of injustice ard outrage (as it ap
peared to me) should now for the first
time as far as am advised, be put forth
by the representative men of that party
which has heretofore habitually b"asted
of being the only friends to the foreign
or who seeks shelter on our shores;
aud have been still more astonished to
find that doctrine so full of novelty
and error should not have been more
generally repudiated by the publicpres
and have teen even more asto.,ished
that Of the great number of politicians
and sta esinen who have always relied
upon and received the aid of this foreign
element. So much courted and caressed
about the time Of a popular election. not
one should have stepped forward to de-
.fend and protect the rights of their
fellow citizens, to whom they owe so
heavy a weight of obligation and graft
tude for the places of distinction that
they hold by the suffrages and support
OF the naturalized voters of the country
do not regret, therefore, that through
the kindness and confidence implied by
your letter the opportunity hos been SO
unexpectedly afforded me-who owe
nothing to that foreign clement of which
have spoken, aud before which, as
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29
Decree of the President of Para.

Decree Of the President Of Para
guay.-The President of the Republic
of Paraguay agrees and dcrees:
Art. ]. The Judges of Peace COM
pretended in the capital shall form lists
by name of all natives aud foreigners
VIII, may be found in their respective
districts without a known occupation
which proportions to them decent
livelihood
Art. ii. The same Justices of the
Peace shall watch in person. as we'll ns
by their policemen. every suspicious re-
union in any Of the houses of their res
pective districts. at all hours of the night
as well as the day.
Art. Ill. The Captain Of the Port
and llis employees shall keep an exact
account Of the crews # foreign vessel,
on their arrival, to know whether the
same crews return in those vessels. or
whether some individuals remain here.
for what cause. and for what object,
Art ". Every foreigner wh" enters
int" the Republic wi h the intention Ia
:esi.le in /. move or lass time. without
introducing amy capital or fixed business
shall acciedit the lawfulness of his arri.
val in Tie police office, as also the
means of subsistence by some useful
occupation which he may bring will,
him; ut. if he pleases,his fitness to place
himself in The service of some neighbpr.
ing inhabitant, with previous advices to
the police, without which requisite he
shall not he admitted.
Art. V. The Captain of the Port
shall bear III mind that the crew lists
must not include any sailor wh".no mat
ter from wha; cause, might remain %,
shore leaving the vessel to which he be
longed; and said sailor shall be inform.
ed that he must take out his passport
at the Police Office, to enable him I,
leave the country. -..-
Art VI. An account shall he givel
to the Government every fifteen day,
of the fuiiiiment of this decree
| CARLOS ANTONIO LOPEZ.
| Asuncion, Feb 90, 1859.
This decree is one of the first fruits o
NJ. Buc!lan,n's war and Mr.. Bowlin
treaty. 1t subjects all Americans to ;
surveillance about asstrict as suspicious
travellers are subjected to at the seat o
war in Italy. An announcement wa
made with great flourish, by the Ad
ministrarion papers, that, under tl'
treaty. "Americans in Paraguay were
to have all the rights and privileges "
natives" a pretty tight rein must h'
kept over the natives" if this is
specimen of their rights and privi
leges!" This Paraguay decree look
very much as if the Administration wa
either cheating or being cheated-w,
leave it to themselves to explain which
I-Al6any ,J0urnai.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29
TnsOivent Notice.

In the District of the Fourteenth Judicial District
of the tate of CSlifnrnia Ia the matter Of he Pc
ti,ion of Samuel Connei, an Insolvent Debtor.
DURSUANT 10 an order of the Hon. Niles Sesrls
Judge of tie said District Court notice is hereby
given to all creditors Of the said Insulvent Samuel Con
ue and appear before the Hon Niles Sear,s
said. in open Court at the Court Room of SAID Court
in the County OF Nevada on the 18th day of August
b 1853 ct 10 o'clock. A. NJ, Of that day,
then aud there I, show cause, if any they can why
the PRAYER of said Insolvent should and
an assignment of his be made and he be dis
charged from his debts and liabilities in pursuance
the Statute in such made and provided; and in
he mean time all Proceedings against said nsovent be
stayed.
WITNESS my hand and Seal of said Court
srA this 1,h RhItfys DAY Of July. p; ,s5s
Wv Per Jos Robert. Jr Deputy Clerk
A. A. SARGENT, AIRY for Pestioner.s
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29
b. Joe Roberts, jr Deputy

state Of California, County ofNevada, SIS. hereby
certify the foregoing to lie true copy of order
publication, remaining file in my office.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk.
Per Joe Roberts, jr. Deputy.
T F. M.Faranti ATTY for Plaintiff.
The Nevada journal., 1859-07-29
Summons.

State Of California - County Of Ncvada-ss District
Court of the Fourteenth Judicial listri,t ri said
State. The r. ople OF the Safe of California 20
INO ". -INrSDN-(iLEETr>G
VoU ARE HEREBY StMNtNFD to .nro,r a-d
answer the complain ~ : f. Ca>N FL fiji. d
aust yau within Ten ia fr, III = .,r,icc Of his
5ir. ii served r ,ou in TIL. t'pIDy within twenty
.-rif ."r ri vru in l''- II, rir; aid OFT # his
'tarr 1ni nHt af injs District. a.tinu commcn ed
'le 2lst day If Junc y 1919 in aid Court I" re
"oNcg t. ~uU II "-' hurdr'ai AID five olInrs. alleged
:" be lne N II Dofch ant upon three pron~s-
tory notes particularly set orh and mentioned in plain
tits complaint +" Ills action file in the Clerks
nice Of laid CONT. together with interest seven
oundred and fortyfve dollars the principal Of said
notes, at ten cent per frt the lst day of
Pune A. ID. 1852 and also for the cus,s of this suit
And you are hereby notified that if fail to swer
said complaint herein directed. Plaintiff will lake
Judgment against you therefor by default together with
thccosts suit and also demand the Court such other
relief as IS prayed for i'll his said Compliant
In testimony whereof l. Rufus Shoemaker
~ Clerk ofthe District Court afsre aid. d. here
}LS mt" set my hand and impress the seal Of said
~ Court al Office. in Nevada city. this 2lst DAY
June ID. 1859
RUFUS SHOEMAKER CLERK
b. Joe Roberts jr. Deputy.
State Of Californa-County of Nevada--ss
II nearing upon affidavit my satisfaction that
of exists in favor of tine above named Plain
and il also appearing that said Defendant has de
parted from. aud resides ont of this State.
1t is therefore ordered that service he made said
Defend. Ino. w. Simpson by publication OF the Su
in sa county. in each week for The period Three
meuths
DAVID BELDEN County Judge
.s Nevada county.
state Of California, County of Nevada, SIS. hereby
certify the foregoing to lie true of order Of