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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-28
Board OF SupervfsOrs-Specfal Meeting.
APPOINTMENT OF REGISTRARS.

APPOINTMENT OF REGISTRARS.
The Foard met yesterday Supervisor Bell in the chair
The Board met appoint registrars of voters Super
visors voorhies and Little, republicans absent The
democrats were oil present.
notice of dsontnuance Of the suit of Baker l. Co.
vs. the Board of Supervisors read. An amended
plant having been made q mandamus issued enjon-
ing the Board of Supervisors raise by the of
$1e3 $40 &C. show TO the contrary Referred to
Committee on Annual Taxes
Supervisor Blunt moved that the Board proceed to bal
lot for registrars
Supervisor KENNEDY opposed this motion, as he had
come friends to consult
The Board by vote, proceeded TO ballot by districts for
Registrars. Telers were appointed.
Mr.. TWEED nominated three candidates.
Supervisor KENNEDY said he was informed by demo-
cratic members Of the Board that they intended to vote
for three democrats in the first district Of the First ward
Two republicans were absent from the Board and the
democrats could if they deemed ft elect democratic
gistrars throughout the city.
Supervisor PURDY would not agree TO arrangement
obedience to the democratic party but would vote for
none except democrats as registrars II there
republicans absent that Of the misfortuncs Of
war.
Supervisor BLUNT spoke at length the previous good
faith of members towards each other and regretted that
would disgrace thu body Of Supervisors. they
determined ia take this advantage the republicans could
do nothing in the absence Of the two members in ques
ton They might well leave, as six formed quorum.
Mr. KENNEDY made speech defending the law. He
threatened legislative vengeance the democratic party
If they took the advantage now attempted.
The Board then went ballotng, the result being the
democratic appointment Of registrars
The baotng will take time, and the names win
be officially announced
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CITY IntelliUouce.

IRsa DEpurAnoS.-Those interested in the mission OF
the Irish peputaton to this country will be graed TO
that the Rev Dr. Edgar win lecture in the Cooper
Institute tomorrow evening.
Masonic PRfNRNTAnoN.-The members Of Crescent
LODGE No 4o2, F. and A. NJ, at their last regular COM
municaon, on Monday evening" presented to worshipnu
Master VIM NJ Gambling, Esq., splendid service Of sill.
yer plate consisting Of coffee and tea sugar and cream
Dishes and slop BOWL the whole enclosed in good sub
santal mahogany box. The presentation was made by
8 Benjamin Pinckney and responded TO by Worship
ful Brother Gambling in neat and pointed Speech which
trey ignorant Of the proposed presentation added con-
siderable interest to the affair
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MEETING oY THE EMPIRE CLrR.-The members of this club
met yesterday evening at Duryea's of East Broad
way and Catharne street. Mr. James Irving in the chair
and Messrs. T. A. Banker and E. A. Crooker acting as
secretaries
After the President-Mr lrving-had called the meet
ing to order moved and seconded by Mr. John s.
Austin that committee Of FIVE should be appoint
ed elect Grand Marshal, two Vice Presidents and
Treasurer. The following committee appointed by
the President, WITNESSES Beraie, Hynes, saacs Neil
ODonne and Redoph; and the following named gentle
elected Grand Marshal, John s. Austin; Vice
Presidents Andrew Sheenan and James White Treasurer
DR.. G. Ramsey.
resolution, congratulatory to Isaiah Rynders the
exPresdent in his efficient conducon Of the affairs Of
the club, then proposed and seconded but voted
down, and after call for division laid the table.
Finally ii moved and seconded that after adjourn
ing the club meet every fortnight Wednesday evening,
until further notice.
About sixty persons enrolled members Of the
club.
It was then moved by Mr.. John s. Austin, and second
ed that committee Of three should be appointed to wait
Mr Rynders, to request him to deliver up the para
phernala Of the Empire Club, Mr. Austin proposing at
the time that the committee call on Mr.. Rynders
least by two o'clock
The comittee appointed consisted Of Messrs Austin
Beirae and Isaacs.
The finale motion that the call Of the next meet
ing be published in of the Sunday papers.
This was seconded and carried The meeting then ad-
journed
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meeting of the Excise Commissioners took place yes
erday at which all the members of the Board were pre-
sent.
Two storekcepers and two nnkeepers applied for license
and their applications granted the payment Of the
usual fee fixed by the Board.
SIr. HAsKE1T read letter, which he received from
policeman, informing him that large quantities Of liquor
are sold by druggists of whom Informed the writer
of the letter that he had sold much bottles of
brandy and two of gin in day The writer asked il
would not be right to subject this class Of dealers the
payment of license fee.
Mr. HAsKE moved that the letter be placed on file and
copy sent to the Police Commissioners and Mr. Kerr Sc
conded the motion
Mr.. HOLMES considered that druggists prncpaly
patronizcd by gentlemen who wear white surpices and
others of that class that would be to subject
them to the range of the Excise law Others He how
ever offered amendment the motion Of Mr. Haskell
which carried
As full Board was present it believed that some
thing would be done with the resolution offered few davs
ago by Mr. Kerr asking information from the Counsel Of
the Board a to the number Of suits commenced their pro-
gross, &c, but II was not called up.
They adjourned TIL this afternoon at three o'clock
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Safety OF In Montain, the B.iloonist.

Private intelligence from Kingston, G. w., announces
the safe arrival at that place Of Prof. La Mout the in
Iepid nronaut, and Mr. Haddock Of the Wasertown fN
W Journal, who made balloon ascension from Water
town. New York. the I'D inst and about whose safety
serious apprehensions had been entertained. Mr. La
Monain will therefore be hand for his grand expert
mental trip from Jones' Wood the lh of October in the
great balloon Atlantic, accompanied by reporter for the
HERALD, and other gentlemen, who will purchase the
choice Of seats by auction Of Mr. Albert H. Nicolay, at
the Merchants Exchange, tomorrow morning.
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Obituary.
DEATH OF AR. BRUNEI, THE DESIGNER OF THE GREAT
EAATERN.

We learn by the Orcsssan at st. Johns that sAxBARD
KINGDOM BRusn, the eminent English engineer, is dead
He born Portsmouth In the year 1906, where his
father the usrious French engineer who died in l849
engaged in constructing the manufactures Of dock
pulleys While very young he sent 70 France, where
he student in the College Of Caen, and on his re-
turn, from 1925, he employed in the open
ing OF the Thames tunnel The irruptions OF the
water caused him to run more than one risk,
especially in 1929 when over Six hundred fcct OF water
broke through the opening, and he was carried away BY
the force Of the and cast safe and sound upon the
bank In the year 1888 he appointed Engineer Of the
Great Western Railway and directed all the appliances OF
perfect that line and s branches among which the
bridges Of Aaidenbead, Cheps.ow and Thamar may be
cd 10 him also is duo the suspension bridge from
Hungerford in London of the longest in England
well as part Of the Of the sardo Tuscan rail-
way and he took part in that most difficult work, the
establishment OF the Conway and Britannia tubular
bridges, for which had 70 be had TO the re-
unions of the most eminent engineers of the day.
Mr. Brunei also equally applied himself TO the construc
ton Of vessels and steam machines. It was he who
launched the Great Western, the first colossal steamer
that has traversed the Atantc and it hc also who
constructed the Leyathan-the Great Eastern-the
ster OF the seas which has just been launched upon the
great ocean, after much labor expense and trouble.
During the last war with Russia he Was charged with
the duty of erecting the Hospital Of Reaoi situated on
the Straits Of the Dardanees, and which was to contain
three thousand sick persons He was member Of the
Royal Society OF London since $780, and also con-
nected with the Institute Of Civil Engineers with the So
ciety Of Arts the Astronomical Societies and the Geoog
cal and Geographical Societies He received the
the Legion OF Honor the hands Of King Louis Philippe
He i'll to be present at the of his last great
work, the Great Eastern her recent trip from the
Thames Portland. He lived however, to hear Of her
great triumph.
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rcr1cI-r Tha foIlowinc Couneeti.

FAIRS IN CoNNECTIcur.-The following Connect
cut State and county fairs be held as follows viz
state Fair New Haven, Oct IL and H. Hartford county,
Hartford, Sept ~ and 30 Fairfield county, Norwalk,
Sept u and 30 New London county, Norwich Sept ~
and 80; Mddlesex county, Mddletown, Oct and Toll
land county Rockville, Oct and g. New Britain, Mar
ket Fair, New Britain Oct and 8; Canton Union ASri.
cultural S2ciety, QCh 3.
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ARMY IntclIfrence,

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TIKI EAST,
TROY, N. ", Sept. 20, 1859. !
An idea to prevail and is genera y circulated in
the daily papers that the command of the army has, by
the departure of Lieut. General Scott for California de-
yolved upon Major General Wool.
am instructed by General Wool to say that this in.
correct General Scott having gone to the Pacific in his
military capacity, is still IN command of the army Gen.
Wool remaining in command of the Department Of tho
East. am your obedent servant, GEO DEAS,
Assistant Adjutant General
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Important Business Notice.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD,


Please insert the enclosed advertisement, and will call
and pay for it. SUBSCRIBER.
TO PRESIDENTS, CASHIERS AND CLERKS OF BANKS.
The advertiser will give private evening lessons in
accounts and figures 70 those connected with banks The
notorious deficiency OF bank officers in these departments
requires comment An opportunity now offers for i'm
proving themselves Letters addressed TO j. K, Herald
office, will be held confidential.
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Suit Against the Hudson Vigilance Conn
mittee-Disa groement Of the Jury.

Before Hon. Judge Potter, of Saratoga county
SET 26In the case Of Mowers Bo9ardus and Others.
The jury, who had been in deHberation all night
called into court and in answer to the Judge, said that
there probability OF agreement-hat they had
done all they could to agree, but without OBJECT.
The Judge directed them to retire again, with hope
that they might agree
After absence Of nearly two hours they again
came into Court and stated that they had agreed
The Court then discharged them regretng that they
could not come to unananmous conclusion but
time believed that they acted accordance with
their conscientious convictions. The jury having been
twenty four hours in deberation then discharged
Various rumors afoat to the way which the
jury STOOD and for Of which the reporter youch
Some said there three for unequivocaI acquta,
Of all the defendants others that there were eight for
verdict against certain Of the defendants damages for
plaint-one being for $15 ,O0O and for s1O 900
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1TANUFAcroRY REMOVED
FROM is MAIDEN LANE TO
No. 4os BROADWAY CUP STAIRS,
NEAR WALKER STREET
Rich DIAMOND JEwRLRY.
FINE LONDON WATCHES,
FINE SOLID GOLD CHAINS
AND
JEwEIRY,
FOR SALE AT RETAIL.
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT BELOW THE USUAL
RETAIL PRICES.
ALL GOODS xANuFAcrrREp UPON THE PREMISES
DAVID RAFT,
NO. Aos BROADWAY, Up STAIRS,
NEAR WALKER STREET.
Reprcsenung D. G. Peacock. London.
Gate x 10 Maiden lane>.
elsrs for sale,
AT RRrAn.
FINE LONDON WATCHES.
gHRoNoMETER BALANCE,
Accurately ABUSED with oopensa.on ,he most reliable
watches use, not affected by variations OF climate,
Having the utmost confidence IN the permanent and
pArfossnce Of imported and absolute know
ledge c6 their genuine character,
EACH WATCH WILL BE
Specially warranted for 1--WE years.
LADIES' GOLD WATCHES
# s'. 5aR .rs 4%H REErrns
The direct importation of
WATCHES.
Together with European connection enables @ house 70 oner
WATCHES
Il 6ne quality lower prices than retail house purchasing
tn this upon a six eight months credit
The prices Of watches win be found examination Of he
4ualky Of -
twenty-five per cent below any other house.
Among other watches offered the following made by tbe
CHRONOMETER MAKERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-28

LAURA KKASHs nKArRx.-The favorite spectacular dra.
ma sca Of e has been revived here with strong
cast and magnificent The piece is one Of
the most effective and interesting of modern dramas and
Miss Keencs acting liz the role Of Ogara ranks with her
best efforts.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
ynNnnN nxnNrxy MApuNr

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Barings' circular reports increased demand for
ney. Another account says the market was slightly
easier.
Consols closed on the 10th at 95zc $3.50 for money
and account.
f4s5,ooO.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
American State stocks active request and prices
firm. Railroad shares and bonds were slow for sale at
unatered prices.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Brokers' crcour reports the sales of cotton for the
week at 45 bales of which 900 to spectators
and 900 to exporters. The market generally trde
lower the decline of the inferior qualities being oneeghh
Of penny. The closing tone was duiness The sales Of
Friday 1000 bales, including 1000 bales to ex
portes the market Of that day closing quiet at the fol-
lowing authorized quotations.
Orleans. Mobile Upland.
Middling ................ I'd. 6Md esd
The stock in port estimated at $4,000 bales, of
which 511 900 were American.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The advices from Manchester favorable. Prices
were firm, though the market quiet
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
The Liverpool breadsuhs market had advancing ten
dency. Messrs. Richardson, Spence Co. report -four
firm at full previous rates. Wheat firm, and Id. ID
higher since Tuesday. Corn firm and advanced 3D. Is
per quarter
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The Liverpool provision market was steady. Beef was
quiet. Pork frm Bacon dull and nominal. Lard duh
at 56s. Taliow-Q Quotations barely maintained and
ket unsettled: butchers, Sos.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Poashes were steady at 26s. 26s. Cd for new, and
Ike Cnrn nld rlc dxr at ODE
steady. Coffee firm. Rice dull Fish oils unchanged
Iinsced oil quiet at 2ss. Cd. 29s Rosin buoyan and
slightly higher; common IS. lid. 4s Id, closing the
latter rate Spirits turpentne closed firm 35s 35s Cd
Tea market unsettled and excited and prices Id ID
higher.
LONDON MARKETS.
Barings circular reports iron dull at f5 us Cd. f5
for both rails and bars Breadstuifs very dull Tea un-
settled and excited and I'D. ID higher; con
gou Is. 3D. Sugar quiet and Is. lower Taow que, at
SIS Spirits turpentne dull at 35s 49, Other authorities
report the advance in teas firmly maintained
HAvRE MARKETS.
New Orleans ordinaire cotton at Hayre was quoted
nj ll2 ditto bas le4 The market was dull: sales of the
week 4 500 bales.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LONDON, Sept 17--Noon.
Consos 95% az 95X.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 17--P ~
The cotton market is dull bustcady sales to-day 1000
bales.
Breadstufrs steady.
Provisions dull
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Another Survivor of the First Steamer.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

JERSEY Cry Sept. 90, 1859.
In your paper Of this morning YOU give an extract from
the Albany Journal, stating that O. Wilson, ESQ., and
Mrs Mary Van vccht the only survivors of those
that accompanied Fulton in his steamer up the North
river on his first trip There now living at Marselles
south of France, Mr.. Philip Mlandon brother Of the
party. - ~
Mr. NJ. is personally known to the writer, to whom bc
has frequently related an account Of that trip RS
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ef England and the Continent

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yosEPH French. Royal Exchange. Liverpool.
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THE LATEST RI APPOINTMENTS N
rscArExrsrs'n r AND N ,Ewn1L1sc.
SILVER LEVER WATCHES,
wen adapted for
BOYS WATCHES,
extra heavy in pinions
and strong. well ieweed
movements,
WATCH MOVEMENTS, GUARANTEED GENUINE.
by the above celebrated
cHRoNoMETER MAKERS,
for sale 70 the trade.
DAVID RAFT,
MANUFACTURER,
NO. 4os BROADWAY, UP STAIRS
near Walker street.
REPRESENTING D. G PEACOCK, LONDON,
offers for sale at retail an
ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE
assortment of
FINE DIAMOND JEwELRY,
inls and 20 carat gold.
SOLID SETTINGS,
In arabesqne enameled, carved,
Orany fashionable desired style.
DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RINGS
DIAMOND HALF HOOP RINGS
DIAMOND FULL CIRcLET RINGS.
DIAMOND CLUSTER RINGS IS stones,
DIAMOND FULL CLUSTER RINGS.
DIAMOND EARRINGS tsolitaire)
DIAMOND EARRINGS dull oluser)
DIAMOND EARRINGS tpendana)
DIAMOND MALTESE CROSSES
DIAMOND GREcIAN CROSSES
DIAMOND BROOCHES round)
DIAMOND BROOCHES oval)
DIAMOND BROOCHES tsprayJ
DIAMOND BROOCHES, TO alter into
DIAMOND BRACELETS,
DIAMOND STUDS
DIAMOND PINS FOR GENTS.
reset in any desired original designs furnished by
the manufacturer.
DAVID RAFT
NO. 4os BROADWAY, UP STAIRS,
NEAR WALKER STREET,
REPRESENTING D. c. PEACOCK, LONDON,
soTfD SSs5s 'ss soi.S sfe chHiss, 4 AIN!
In every variety.
SOLID GOLD GUARD CHAINS
SOLID GOLD VEST CHAINS.
SOLID GOLD NECK CHAINS.
SOLID GOLD LADIES' CHATELAINEs,
SOLID GOLD CHAIN,
OF any pattern in any length made to order.
SOLID GOLD CHAIN BRACELETS
Lava sets, Coral sets,
Cameo sets, Gold sets,
Mosaic sets, Etruscau sets.
PEARL MOURNING BROOCHES.
Gold sleeve buttons Studs
Band bracelets Scarf pins
MINIATURE SETTINGS,
Made to order from new designs in
Diamond Enanelled
Opal Pearl,
Etluscan, Gold wrought
SOLID GOLD CARD CASES,
SILVER CARD CASES
GOLD THIMBIES L0CKETs, &c.
SOLID GOLD JEWELRY
Made ORDER lower prices than any retail house afford
NO INFERIOR GOODS OF ANY DESCRIPTION MANU-
~ FACTuRED OR SOLD.
ALL GOODS MANUFACTURED UPON THE PREMISES
405 BROADWAY, tup stars)
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Immediately after match was commenced between
Lywhte Of the United states with ave gentlemen Of
Lower Canada, and Ncssrs. par, Jackson Stephenson
Hayward, DIVER and Cesar, with i've other gentlemen OF
Cafyn and Grundy At the wickets, with Parr and
jackson bowling Parr hit away by taHyn for and
in the first over and Jackson for in the second
The match will be played out, and the crcketers wiz
leave here for New York Friday.
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ELEVEN OF ENGLAND.
FIR6T INNINGS
TEELEG RAPHIC c.

SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD.
MONTREAL, Sept. q, 1859.
The match between the English and Canadian players
rssulea iaYor Of the isruss The hter sssysd sb and
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Nmos GARpES.-Ths is the last week Of the Rayel
family.
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Twenty-Five per cent below any other house-
Among other watches offered the following made by be
leading . .
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-11-05
HOTELS AND SALOONS.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE
Fire-proOf Brick Building,
AUBURN, CAL.
G.. w. GALLEY, PRopR1EToR.

G. w. GALLEY, PRoPRIEToR.
"AVING opened this fine Hotel. the Proprie-
n tor desires to return thanks to his numerous
friends for their former patronage while engaged
in the hotel business in other portions of the
county, and invites continuance of their past
favors The "Amercan" is new. firc-proof, and
splenddy furnished throughout in Parlors. Bed
rooms, Dining room, and Bar. From0 long ex-
perence in the business he iatters himself to
to give entire satisfaction to those who may ia
vor the House with their patronage. The TABLE
will be supplied with the best to be had in the
Market. The BAR always furnished with the best
of Liquors and CIGARS; and the BEDS neatly
kept.
lnss- The office of the California Stage Compa-
pany is kept at this Hotel, where passengers can
take the Stages Daily for Sacramento, Nevada,
Dltch Flat Iows Hill. Yankee Jims, Forest Hill,
ETC., etc, and tr-weckly to Marysvlle.
Auburn June 18th lS59.-my.
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF PLACER.
In the Justices Court, Township No. 4, in and for
the County of Placer
The People of the State of Cali
fornia, to Francis Adams. You are hereby sum
moned to appear before me. at my office in Town
shin No. 4. in the County Of Placer, on the 10Th
day of November A. D. 1859, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
to answer unto the complaint of Benton q Will
liams. wherein they pray Judgment against you
on a promissory note for the sum of one hundred
and Gfty-fve dollars, bearing date Of November
2gth 1858, with interest from date thereof at the
rate of two per cent per month, when Judgment
will be taken against you for said amount, to-
rether with costs and damages if you fail to ap-
near and answer.
To the Sheriff, or any Constable of said county,
Greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof Given Under my hand. this 9th day of
October A. D. 1859.
E. HOGAN,
Justice of the Peace Of said Township No 4.
Dutch Flat, Oct. u, '59-3w.
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SUMMONS.
or CALIFORNIA,

erArE OF CALlfunNiA
slnC COUNTY OF PLACER r,.,h n,d;.;o,
n,s,,;ct court Of the E'e0e"f" '"'
In the D''"' District.
~. MoGrNNIs, Plaintiff U.s. oli'A" '0SN''
ABRAHAM Defendant
nroupht in the District Tou ro "n ;mt
Action Judicial District ana inc the nce Of
E fts IN the County OF fiacer III 'n' oA''0 VI
file clerk Ia of said District Court c
n'r PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF o4 4nn"" 'NND
,o1r are hereby required to appear IN an &C.
lion brought against you py .ne uoG T,e na
ed Plsln'mn str;ct in and for the county OF Pa
judicial p ~, answer the Complaint filed therein,
Ger, anu g which accompanies this Summons,)
"a copy u aovs exclusive of the day OF service,)
within zen Joy ON YOU of this Summons-if
after 'n ";tbin this county; if served out OF this
ser'eu hnt within this Judicial District, WITHIN
county, davs: or if served out OF SAID D,strlct,
TIVE tweny yithin forty days-or judgment by default
sn l;I1 he taken against you. Inc saa ac'lon Is
brousn11 undrcd and Ninety Dollars, principal and
Seven .' on a nromissory note, from Defendant to
Interest," lated virginia April 5th, 1885, for three
flals.a do]lars. bearing interest at three per
hunureu Month. together with costs of this suit,
cent hicb is more fully set forth in the original
Oil y, now on file in my office and If you
Complain .mrear and answer the said Complaint as
iall W raparired. the Plaintiff will take Judgment
aooiv You by default and apply to the Court
Co. be relief demanded. i.
iof 'n0 Given under my hand and seal Of
the District Court of the Eleventh
Judicial District, this 25th day of
l1Sl October, in the year of our Lord
~ one thousand eight hundred and
ffty-nne.
HENRY GOODING, Clerk,
pW. Thomas, Pf's Atty
October goth, 1659.-3m