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The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of an Execution to me directed, ans
issued out of the District Court Of Nevada
State Of California. Jnsment rendered tho 1911
day Of March, A. y 1889, in favor of Edward Kel-cy
and against -amuel G nuel and Joseph Chambers, f5
the # Five IHpdrci ami Ninctv.one 3bl0O dollars
debt with interest the III of Sjgl i from III,
lJih Iav # March i,3J ii the of per itl
month until paid have levied upon the following
erIbst prnp which was e -rtufrrc attach Il
Al TIL tefvnIIrs night tIfi, and of il!
and To- vacant lot Broad street adjoining NessT>
Kidd & Knox, brick building. Also vacant lot Main
street. aijnning properly of Henry Mer,iith sfabl'
and lot the alley IN rear.f ring street, stable an,
corral on Bouler street Engine, ID Hier and Maciinc
~ Cement Hl, httirrn:te 0r.s Saiaf An the
abov" property being in Nevada Nounty, California
Notice is hereby given thai will eNprsc public
sale the above described properly, in r mt of tie
Hous. door. in Neva Ia city, the highest bidder fn.
cash, nu SATURDAY the 10Th day of AIil, \ ID lsI.
between she hours of 10 lcnck a NJ, ahi o'clock, +.
n g. sstisfy aud ,av the aore- all judgment
tveH under ny hand Al office, in Nevada, this thu
2ith day .; March, ie5J.
S, W. BORING, Sheriff
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COnStable'S Sale.

DY virtue of an Execution TO me delivered issued
ID from the Court of Z. W. Smith Esq. acting
Justice Of the Peace in and for the county of Neva-
da, bearing date March 2ith I'D. 1853, to satisfy
= Judgment rendered by said court on the Oath day
of March A. D. 1859, in favor Of George F. Jacobs
and against VIM. Damascus for the sum of $50 A
debt interest and costs Of suit. have taken in Ex-
ecuton and will sell to the highest bidder for cash
the following described property to-wit All the
right title and interest of VIM. Damascus in and to
. certain lot of mining claims situated on Figgins
Ravne in the Township of Nevada. Said claims
arc adjoining claims owned by Jones and Sites.
will sell the same at the Court House door in
Nevada city on SATURDAY the 15th day April,
A n 1859. between the hours Of 9 o'clock, A, NJ.
and o'clock, p. NJ.
Taken as the property of said defendant to
satisfy the above demands and accruing costs.
On b GRAY, constable.
' Nevada March 25th, A. n. 1859.
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WHOLE NUMBER 432.

would be another burial before the bark
reached port.
On the arrival of the bark at Sam
Francisco, three miserable, emaciated
beings were found in the coal hole. One
was ar idiot. All were horribly bruised
and lacerated. and nearly dead for the
want of water and food. The sight
drew tears from many who beheId it,
The sailors were sent to the Marine
Hospital and the brutal fend Of a Cap
tain arrested. Talk of lynching him
was freely indulged in, but the more
moderate decided that the law should
take its course.
We hope the villain will get the ex-
treme penalty of the law inflicted on
him. it will not be severe enough, We
fear.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08
Sherif'S Sale,

RY virtue of an Execution to me directed and de-
- livcred issued out of the Honorable District
Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District, in and
for the county of Nevada the 5th day >. Ma h,
A. D. 1859, in favor of Charles r. Edwards and A.
brady and against G. X. Hotaling, for the sum of
81, PSI so (debt with interest the of $500 55
from the 5th day Of March 1885, at the rate of 2
per cent per month Jl.l paid also-Interest on tie
of 1887 50 at tls Of 10 per cent per annum
from the date aforesaid until paid together with
S33 so, costs of suit 1 have levied upon and seiz
ed the following described property, to-wit
All the right title and interest of the above named
Defendant, Of in and to 4 certain Steam Quartz
mill, Engine, Boilers. land all necessary machinery
located in Boston Ravinc Grass Valley Township.
the Empire Quartz Mil )" also-C X. Hotalng's s
Grass Valley with water, together with all pipes,
Hotalngs interest in certain set of mining claims.
located at Hunts Hill Nevada county, being all tie
claims which he owns in that locality at this date:
also-the Quartz Lodges being worked in
Grass Valley Township. for the use and benefit of
the Empire Quartz mining company; also-ail
Quartz Ledges belonging to the same.
Notice is hereby given that will expose to publ,
sale, all the above described property to the high
est bidder, for cash, in front of the Court house
door. in Nevada city, on SATURDAY, the 9th dav
Of April, D. 1859, between the hours of 10
o'clock and P. N.
Given under my hand this 18th day of March
A.. D. 1853.
S. W. BORING, Sheriff
Per Ed. Burrell. Deputy.
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Sllerifs Sale.

DYNIRTuE of an Execution to directed and is
, sucd ont of the District 'ourt of NeYala county
C2lfornis on Judgment rendered the 18th day OF
February, 1893 in favor of lSA ABELLA W Ai.kER and
against JNG. WALkER for the of $50 s5 costs of
suit have levied upon the following described property
90 witt
That certain lot of LAND, situated the East side ot
Washins,'n street. and opposite the building known
as the Csihniic Church. north of Benjamin Young
lot being 81 feet front said street, and 100 feet deep
with appurtnnancrs.
Also-Tba certan other Lot o. Land on the north side
of C' numerical Street running back to the centre OF
the ravine bctwe, n the Lots known n John Ramus
Lots with appurc said lots being in Nevada
Notice is hereby given that i'll public ale
the above described properly in front fhe Court HOUSE
door, in Nevada city, to the highest bde for cash, OF
SATURDAY the 10th day Of April A II. 1883 be
the hours Of clock A, VI aud O'Clock =, NJ
to satisfy and pay said judgment
Gwen under hand in the city of Nevada, this 24th
day OF March, A. ID. lc59
S.w BORING SHERIFF
By En-. BURRELL Deputy.
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Notice of Pardon,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA % In the Dist Court of
county of Nevada. the nth Judicial Dist.
The Peo lie OF the State OF California LOUIS GOLD
BURG:
FI'o HE HON. NILES SEARI.S, District Judge OF
i the l4th Judicial District ard VIM f. Andeg.
son, Esq District Attorney Of Nevada County
1oU will please take hoce that it Is the mention of
he und, igntd t" apply to the Go, the Sta
of California. Tor the ardon of LOUIS GOLDBU kCi,
Defend mt above name d. who tried for the crime.
of Murder at the Dtcen her Tcrm A d. ls57, of the
District ourt afit sad ard convicted said Term IN
the Sd day of AaIch a. L. leje cf the crime of
slaughter, AMI % tht 2lth day Of March. A. ID le.5
was Mt need to Two Years imprisonment i'll the
State Prison Z. SCIARFF.
Nevada March 3. 1859.
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NEVADA JOURNAL.
Ways for the Money to Go.

Hc Ocudlc paSScu OH ucSuay OF
last week, the bill to appropriate $780,
900 for the construction of the wagon
road across the mountains at Placerville
Another till is pending to appropriate
$4,000 to pay the law and order bum.
mers Of 1856. Another project is to
build a second Lunatic Asylum, and
still another to erect Branch State
Prison at Folsom. In the meantime the
Sacramento papers are keen for an ap-
preparation to build State House at
that place. Pass all these measures,
and then make provision for the pay.
ment Of the adjudicated claim of Gen
Estell. and there would be plentiful
lack of cash in the Treasury not long
hence, we opine.
The cry of retrenchment is drowned
in the clamor of various sections and
interests for "backsllish." There il
money in the treasury and every body
wants finger in it. We 60 in for re-
trenchment still. and in order to further
the cause would suggest various ways
to effect compromises with the hungry
dogs lying bout the Treasury, and to
save some money for the payment Of
our four million debt.
/ irst, to get over the Placerville
road. From the superabundance of gas
already expended On the subject. we
are led to the belief that the supply is
inexhaustable. Let then, those having
the road so much at heart attach bag
of the article to each of the semi-annual
vehicles that cross the mountains and
help over the bad places, or take the
whole thing over bodily in balloon
This suggestion will, if acted on, save
the State $4,000.
Second, the only way justice can
properly be dispensed to the law and
order bummers is to let loose another
Vigilance Committee upon them. They
would in this way receive their deserts
without any extra charge to the State,
and $4,000 more would be saved to
go towards paying old debts.
Third, bariSh strychnine whisky from
the State, and induce decent females to
immigrate hlther, and the present Asy-
lum at Stockton will furnish ample ac-
commoda tons for the insane for twenty
years to come. Thus will be saved not
only $4,000 for the rev Asylum, but
$4,000 more per annum forever after.
besides the cash paid out for the strych-
nine beverage aforesaid.
Fourth, elect John B. Weller Gov
ernor the second term, and lie will re-
move the necessity of second State
Prison. or even any at all, by the use of
the pardoning power. We do not know
how much money would be saved by the
operation.
Fifth, enter into an agreement with
the city Of Sacramento to build State
House there whenever the city shall
furnish a safe foundation. based on the
solid rock. This proposition will save
the people hundred millions for under
pinning, two hundred thousand for su-
perstructure and the interest on the
whole sum till all these buzzers for capi-
tai appropriations are dc ada great saw
ing indeed.
Should we find hackers enough in the
foregoing suggestions, hopes may be
indulged that the money collected for
taxes will 60 to pay debts. If we are
not so fortunate in the accumulation of
fiends, nothing is charged for the
advica
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Thirty Million Project. - The New
York Times offers The following expla.
nation of Mr.. Slidell's scheme "An
impulse stronger and more immediate
than the remote suggestions of political
ambition now appears to account for
the Congressional agitation. The bill
granting the President control of thirty
riilicns of the public money is meas
ure ofspeculation, not of politics. The
funds thus placed at the discretion of
the Chief Magistrate, who now stands
as his New York organ confesscs, cal
most a,one," looking about him in vain
for party, are to be used. not towards
the purchase of Cuba, but simply to set
OH foot grand scheme for buying up
Spanish bonds in Europe at their pres
ent rate of depreciation, and raising
their market value by forcing the Span
ish Government to pay them in full or
surrender Cuba as an equivalent. In
order to reconcile the public mind Of
America to this notable transaction.
funds will be freely used, and topical
applications of nitrate Of silver made
with presidential probing to the vocal
organs Of public opinion"
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08
SllerifS Sale,

(f virtue of an Execution to directed issued Of
tn justice Of the 4th District of the citv and
County of San Francisco, the 10th day of December
A. 1859, in favor of James Phelan and Mcha Phes
.against Da MEL Williams for the of Two Hundred
and ten dollars with 10 per per aBnum interest
hereon, until paid also for nine dollars of sni
have taken in Execution and will sell to the highest
bidder for cash the following described property towt
All the right ttle and inter of the within named de-
fcndant OF IN and to cert ain set Of ninin ams sua
ted Birchvie Eli and know the joaquin Nininr
laims, being l2th interest more or less.
Notice is hereby given that will expose to pub
lie sale, all the above described property to the
highest bidder for cash, in front ofthe Cnu.t ou
door. in Nevada city, on SATURDAY, the 9Th d. v
of April A. 1858, between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. NJ. and P NJ.
Given under my hand this 18th day of March
1889. S.W. BORING, She e.
by ED. BURREIL Deputy.
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Odd Fellowship.

The progress of this Order in the Uni
ted States is among the most wonderful
features of our national history. In the
year 1919 Mr.. Thomas Wildey, Ia name
at which every true Odd Fellow warms,)
"a blacksmith by :rade an Englishman
by birth, an American citizen by adop-
ton, and a resident of Baltimore, in
serted in the papers call for a meeting
of Odd Fellows at the Seven Stars tav-
ern, Second Street, Baltimore. 1t was
responded to by three brothers, and
Washington Lodge. No. /, was institu-
ted in that city. The year following,
the Grand Lodge of Maryland was es-
tabl:shed. which was the next year con-
frmed as the Grand Lodge Of Mary
land and the United States" This was
the first Grand Lodge ever establish
ed in the United States. Afterwards
the two lodges were separated. and, the
"Grand Lodge of the United States, =
Thomas Wildey, Grand Sire, was estab-
lished in 1925. Eneampments were
then unknown. In June 1927. the
Grand Lodge of Maryland instituted the
first Subordinate Encampment of the
older. The Grand Lodge of til District
of Columbia was Instituted on Novem-
Der Gath, 1928. The following record
will show that Odd Fellowship aims at
the promotion of the noblest impulses of
man: In 1920, Pennsylvania Lodge,
No. l, refused to pay benefits to sick
member, whereupon it was expelled by
the Grand Lodge of the State" In
1851. a degree was instituted by the
Order for women, called the Degree of
Rebekah,' which could be conferred mp
OIL the wives, daughters, mothers and
sisters of Scarlet members.
About the year 1910, OddFellowship
received its first great popular impulse,
in the United States, since which time
it has spread its charities and its nHu-
ence over all the States and Territories,
the Canadas, and the Islands If the
Gulf of Mexico, embracing within its
jurisdiction over hundred thousand
active members, all devoted to the no.
best charities and brotherly harmony.
Truly it Is we'll for such fraternity to
lake a retrospective view of its actions,
and collect fresh hope and zeal for future
works, on the fortieth anniv ersary OF
its national existence.
Here are some of the qualifications
and advantages of membership. and who
may become members:
EVERY person who believes in Su
preme Intelligent Creator and Ruler of
the Universe who is of good character,
sound health, the proper age and sex,
and able to earn livelihood for himself
and family; who has been accepted as
member, and contributes the stated
sum regularly, is entitled to certain
weekly stipend during disability to Ia
Dor, and this, whether rich or poor, at
home or abroad. If needing more aid,
he is not allowed to suffer If he needs
attendance at night. two watchers are
regularly provided every night, without
care on his part, Or trouble to his family.
If travelling, and he needs assistance,
any Lodge where he may be will render
the same services for him. If he dies
a stipulated sum is paid to his family
to bury him properly, Or his brethren at
tend to that duty for them. If he leaves
a family. the covenantal vows OF the
Order embrace their care and welfare
San Andreas Independent.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08

PEAcHEs.-The Napa Herald of the
I'd, says the cold frosty nights of:he
past week, have greatly injured the
peach crop in that valley, and at the
head of the valley the crop is almost
entirely ruined.
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D / A Nj O n D S.
G o l. ID w A Il G. HE S
Jewelry and Silver Ware.
FOR SALE ny
BA RRETT e. SHERWOOD
1876 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.

1875 Montgomery Street, San Francesca.
ARTICLES OF GoLD.-Consisting of Ladies' aud
Gentlemen's Watches of all descriptions Chatelaine
Fob, Vest, Guard, and Neck Chains, Sleeve But
tons and Studs, Brooches, Bracelets, Ear Rings,
Pencil Cases. Lockets, Buckles, Rings, Card Cases.
Snuff Boxes, Seals, Keys Eye Glasses, Ribbon
Slides, Charms Thimbles, Cane Heads, Armlets,
Crosses, and everything new and beautiful in Coral
Work, Cameos, Jet Work and Mosaic.
ARTICLES OF SILvER-Consisting of Napkin
Rings Knife, Fork and Spoon, in cases, Saltcelars
Spoons and Forks, Ice Scoops, Fish, Desert Butter,
Fruit, Pie and Cake Knives, Pitchers and Cob
lets, Tea Sets, complete Cake Baskets, Castors.
Butter Dishes, Salvers Liquor Stands, Trays Cof-
fee Urns, Card Baskets, etc.
Ns~ Diamonds set in every style of ornament
now in fashion.
Country orders, sent by express, are attended to
with punctuality and Dispatch and satisfaction in
all cases guaranteed.
Watch Repairing commands our particular and
prompt attention. d24
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-08

TATE OF CALlFoRNIA-CouDty If Nevala-ss
|, RUFUS SHoEMAKEE. County erk in and for said
County do here by certify that the foregoing is true
full and copy of original Notice of application
for Paid don of the above nam,d LOUIS G0lburg,
d,y filed in my Office.
s. c } In te tinony whereof have hcrcunto
I " my hand and affixed the cal of the County
Court at Oihce, in Ncva'!a this eth day Ma ch. A
ID 1859. RUFUS SHOEMAkEK, Co Clcik
BY NM- >MITH Deputy. urlltd
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Dissolution.

'NHE Co-partnership heretofore existing between
L Davis Lachman and Charles Foster, was dis
solved on the 18th of March Davis Lachman bav-
ing sold out his entire interest in the mining claim
known as the Frisbie lot
DAVIS LAcHMAN,
CHAS. FOSTER.
March I8-3w
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Notice..

THE co-partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the "St. Louis Saw Mill, y
is this day dissolved. A. D. Skillman being now
the sole proprietor will continue the business here
tofore.
A. D. SKILLMAN.
F. J. McWORTHY.
February 23d. 1859.
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Garden Seed! Garden Seed

ERESH GARDEN SEEDS-Alfalfa, Ornamen
i tai Clover and Grass Seeds.
rs Retail Dealers aupplied at city prices.
March lift G.. W WY-cH. Main street
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Simmons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ISIS
Ennnty nf NnrnIa ,(NO

srAia coan,y @F Of ffAAL,r1kSiA' Aaxa,1. }SS
Court Of the ith Judicial District Of said Stat
The People of the State of California, to LEW is
SHEETS: H. )Y ART, DR.. VOORHEES, and ID,
misunderstanding
VOU AND EACH JF YOU, arc hereby Summon e.i
10 appear within 10 days from the service Of tis
writ If served ON y"u i'll thscounty within 20 days if
served on in this District and ofthis county
within forty days If crved you this State md
this DISCREET show why YOU, and each of Won
shonld be bound by Judgment entered in this
Court the 18th day Of May 1853 the 24th day of
April 1857 i'll favor of Daniel A Rich. Plaintiff an,
against Hamlet Davis Hiram Dyscrt. Lewis Sheets
John Widows, DR. VOORHEES, and Others surviving part
ner, of the firm OF DAVIS & Co for TIE sum of $500
%, with interest thereon at the rate of per per
month from the 18th day of March, 1851 and S6I 10
costs in the same manner as if you and each of ytu
had been originally served with Summons and Won and
each of You are hereby notified that if you fail shos
cause, You VIII be bound by such Judgment, and Ex
ecution will be issued against YOU accordingly.
In testimony WHEREOF, l, RUFUS SHOEMAKER
Clerk of the district Court aforesaid do hrento set NV
hand and impress the seal of said ourt office in the
city Of Nevada, this I'd day of March. A u 1859
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
By WA SMITH, Deputy.
STATE OF c~AL.foENlA In Dst,iG. Court,
Daniel ich, Flantitf, VS. Hamlet Davis Lewis Sheets
ct. ais. Defendants.
on READING tie Affidavit of Daniel Rich, fled herein
and It appearing sherefrum to my satisfaction that
good of action exists agains, the Defendants
Iii, am Dystrt, DR. VOORHEES, and Daniel Merritt, aud
that tncy are necessary and proper PARTIES to this pu
cctd ding And it further Appearing said Affidavit
tat the said Dysert toorles ahd Merritt. resi-
den Ut this state but that they reside in the of
Flushing 'oun OF Beiniont, tate of Ohio
Now, therefore, on motion of Nc onne 4 Niles. Plain
ts Attorneys. it is ordered that the SAID defendants
Hiram Dysert, D NoorhIes Daniel Merritt
ed with Summons herein by publication thereof in the
NEVADA JouhSAL, for the period of HI months
And is further ordered that copies of the summons
and Affidavit Ii proceeding be deposited in the Post
Office, directed each uf the SAID defendluts ut their
place OF esidcuce.
NILES SEARLS, District Judge
Nevada, March =, 1913
HEREBY CERTIFY the foregoing be \ true copy of
an order Ior publ alton file in INV office
Attest RUFUS SHOEMAKER, d. c.
Mcdonnell Miles, Attys for Plt'f
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L. ELLAkD BEANS l. co.
Offer ut Greatly Reduced Pri5es-
100 Kegs orted Nails

100 Kegs rted Nails
lOO 200 Boxes Candles
rs bags Rio and Jaws Coffee;
50 cases Assorted Pie Fruits;
Snkegs s. F. and L. B. Syrup;
25 boxes Raisns;
so kegs Butter;
so bags California Beans;
so boxes Hill's and C"gates Soap;
With large and complete asso tment of all kind o
Goods in our line business. Consisting in par Of
Flour-Potatoes-pork Bac, Observation-Disclosures
Salt Salmon-Codhsh-Cr ckers-Califnrnia Cheese
Ranch observation-disclosures Curions Tea and
choicest assortment of
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l nowledge service of a copy of tho within.
WI. +. ANDERSON, Dist. ATTY.
MILLS SEARL District Judge.
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By WA- SMITH, Deputy.

State of California-Cuuntv of NcvaGa--ss
happening upon affidavit my satisfaction that a
cause OF action exists favor the above named Plain
tin against the above named Def ndant, Samuel J,
Booth and it also appearing. that said Defendant has de
parted from. and resides ont of this State
1t Is therefore ordered that service be made said
Defendant Samuel j. Booth by publication of the sum
mons in she NJ vADA Journal, q newspaper published
in said county, in each the period of Three
months
Given under my hand at Chambers at Nevada this
2lst day of February 1859
NILES SEARLS, District Judge
State of California, County ofNevada, S. / hereby
certify the foregoing to lie copy of order OF
court, remaining file i'll my office.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER. Clerk
BY NJ SMITH, Deputy
Jas Churchman Atty for Plff. feb25
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FOk $ "A L =.

A STEAM ENGINE anu BOILER, at bar
~ gain. ,r
Enquire Of A. A. SARGENT BROAD e'Tee'
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Summons,

state of California - County of Nevada-ss District
Court OF the Fourteenth Judicial District of said
State. The People of the State of California to
SAMUEL A. Notwithstanding
You ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appear and
l. answer the complaint of BARNEY NJ. LEE, filed
az ainst You within Ten da from the service of this
" rit. II served you in this County. within Twenty
Days if served you in this District and of this
county and within Forty days If served You in the
State and ont of this District action commenced
on the I'D day of September A. d ls5S in said Court
to obt decree this Court for the foreclosure
certain mortgage, b aring the 18th of AUGUST
d. 1857 executed by the said defendant Plaintiff
and for the sale of the premises therein and in said
PLANT particularly mentioned and described, and the
application ofthe moneys arising II ON such Sale the
payment of the amount due certain promssory
notes forth in said complaint made and delivered
aid Plaintiff by the Defendant bearing date with
said Mortgage and thereby intended to be secured
wit: The sum of S466s with interest the sum of
sio0 90 from the Fourteenth day of August. A. d 1851
at the rate Of .wo per cent per month till paid;
and if any deficiency shall remain after Applying all of
said moneys ap icable thereto, then that Plaintiff
may have execution therefor against said Defendant
ing by through unde him subsequently the date
Plaintiffs mortgage andthe commencement of this action
may be barred and forecosed of all right claim. en
and equity of redemption in to the said mort gagged
premises or part the reo and for srch other
ther relief both in the premises may just and
equitable.
And you are hereby notified that If you falto answer
said complaint as herein directed Plaintiff will take
Judgment against therefor by default together with
all costs of suit and also demand the Court other
relief as is prayed for in his sad COMPLAINT
~ In testimony whereof l. Rufus Shoemaker.
} Clerk Of the Di-tri~: CoTrt aforesaid dr here
Il unto set my hand and impress the seal of said
Court, at Office, in Nevada city, this 23d day of
~ bruary A d. 1859.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, CLERK.