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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-13

MAKING FooLsor THEMSELVES. The exars rat
cd story g't up at Washington in relation 20 an
"iempt to aSsassinate Senator Sumner has b,,n
ss'xed upon Ivy bis fanatical friends with Il view
"l creating sympathy for him at the North, and to
nss's' J" the election to the presidency of od un
Gle Abe" One of the Boston pansrs eooor,v svai.
lowed the whole etnry. and eagerly sug 90 tad the
nolu'nS OF a town meeting ut Fanieal Hal to a.
Iopt measures to protect the life of the Senator.
letter IRON Washington also says:
some oi Summers excitabls friends have tele.
graphed to Boston for body guard to come ON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-13
SALES BY AUCTION
- 80
RESDAYs.

= - Appomattox
LA ND FOR SAL
WILL be sold to the highest e,d.Ier u,on l..
w twosnd tbree ytars, tiat WELL KStWS' VII m, -"
LAND, betngne - she estate Of VIM shcarer "
ing he wafer q 6s1se Wall Creek This Land a. at
It's adaptation To the growth 81 all the h
especially 10 that OF Tobacco and Wes, he
In 9 high slaiesi Improvement, aud will Yield ,h II us
the labor bestowed upon II 'h 'eiu. D.
IL contains 367 ACRES, Iss In timber. h..
DWELLING HOUSE hs
and other necessary Out Houses and |, abundans,
ANOTHER TRACT adjoining the same con.,.,.
ACRES, nearly all In timber 1t lies well AM ' 800
bacco Lad It h siiaated On the nehhufg and n se
ANOTHER TRACT about miles rom Ben, c,..,
Ing about 64S ACRES, sad lies Immedia,.iie onIai
road leading from Bent Creek 10 oakrile, and knn H lie
"Chick Tract" This farm 10 handsomely situated AMY as IL
A Coed Dwelling House, u :
with other necessary Out Houses About one hal, i,
the balance In cultivation II has all The conveuien Timber
fort, and Is highly susceptible VI Improvement f CON-
ANVrHEk TRACT, known ~ the Chestnut Noun,.t
which contains 80 ACRES, msy in iial,.r a. r't
A Dwelling House, Good Orchard s4 "a 4
The first three Tracts will be solj uI0n the terms
ed the purchaser giving bond with security and H. si
tanned TIL all the purchase MONEY IL paid, " "'e 10
The latter will be sold upon a credit OF g. 12 md is ~
with security AMI lille rs above month";,
The sale Of the above lands will take place on vr,>
DAY. THE 18TH OF JULY NEXT. nj the Residence Of nv
6hearcr decd .. - "nL
The sale win commence at II O'Clock A. NJ Perso,s 49,
70 purchas. land will please examine the above er M
Of sale. WM. N. & J. G. sHEARER ~ ne Jay
j. li-iAclm 49,. t.9..s. 80 VI VIM. Shearcr a.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-13
BY c. R. Phelps, Auelioneer.
Trustees Sale of House and r

Trustees Sale of House and Lot
TlY virtue or Deed Of Trust executed to The uc,Irc.
ID by Robert whIer, dated SOfh January 1859 anS
dcd In the Clerks uice Of the Huetinss Co,irl of
shall, Saturday, the 9th day Of june, Ie60 at ou
NJ, the premises sell public auctio for cash M Tx
in said deed conveyed the same being the South. IVES. a.
Of the extension vi Main street. ond the resdcnc, a.
Mctorklc, and contahng ioarth AN ara VIII ai
Dwelling House find improvements thereon. ~" 'e
may 3s-ifeostda. IS q y ! kOB'T j. DAVIS, Tru,l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-13
-POsTPONEMEN

-----9-,"7 -POSTTONEMENT.
fUNHE above Sale 10 postponed until SATURDAY Nopu
Il ING, THE 10TH. INST. when It Will take place in &
Of the Market-house. = '.z- f@ta q. t. PHELPS
j. 1I.tds - .H#t tpE4l ~. D.. y Auc,,on,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-13
HEADQUARTERS RIFLE GREYs,
Scarce and Desirable Dry Goods.
18th June. 1860.

JOHN y. PVIiVIS, AGENT,
s this day receiving all the SCARCE AND DESIRABLE
artclee in thu Dry Goods line necdcd In this marke
to.wi: Lawn and Lawn Eobcs Parasos Fans, Linen Cam
bric lihdkf. Ladies' and s.es Hosiery, Extension skirts
Bels 10, &c. Also large supply Of WHITE GOODS 10
Wit Cambrics, Musns, Laces Irish Linens &c &C., all Of
which will be sold cheap for CASH
PS-New Goods will be every during
the summer. JNU. j. PUkVlS, Ao'r.
H. l3ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-13

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
1NMARGAEEr MoNCRlEFFE,
THE FiRsr LOVE OF AARON BURR,
ROMANCE OF THE EFvOLUTION-Wh appcn-
dix containing Letters Of Cad iIur "Kale" ELIZA" and
from eonora &C., with Fac Simle Of the Celeb rated Ci
phcr Letter and key,at
jc l3ls NlCrORS BOOK STORE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-13

DOCKS FOR TIE MILLION.
ID BEADLEs DIME NOVELS,
MOI MA1EskA,
THE INDIAN WIFE Of THE WHITE HUNTER, by
Mrs Ann s"ens rs or only ~ eents for sale at
10 1918 NlCrOR'S BOOK STORE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-13
List of Sales of Tobacco.

Of Sale. Of Tobacco made b, N. HoLLIss CO, for
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-13
New Grocery and Commission House.

Thorley's Food for Cattle.
POSSESSING he bitter and medical propeF es contained
spring grass essential Ia herb srous animals as Opc-
rates IN stimulating the stomach and digestive orsanst healthy
ar."n InS compound or cenimet for feeding
ng .eir Rood composed purely Of vegetable and
Tor Sesng horses 10 good conditional ,eqnaIed Pigs
en WIN. surprising rapidly upon IL and flesh
Ia, an aae I""keepcrs WIN find great advantage in
i III mn. increased quantity and improved quality ,e milk
Fourteen feeds u THORkETS FI0D FS,f CA yyZEts a
sasns o. tLooc per week. In keeping n horse Win
Two feeds give increase OF six quarts of rich milk ai
;! r., oom. '-# y Grg ma FL
profit IL obtained. w. ss'" 0o''''fe
Barrels e~atn ~ Feeds with nsas,sveI TCos &l6 20
y :" IA ~ 80 = 500
L. NJ. FEssEI, Sole Agt for U. =
For SHE by ia, Ssa-x nrIp < InNIS
may 30-lMd = O. ts,,cI,.,ra Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-13

A VICTOR's BOOK sFoRE. - 800 " : e
- WoReksrER's UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY
- a..
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-02-04

LOUISIANA AND THE SoUTH.-The FOLLOWING roro
buttons, offered by Mr.. Allen in the House and Mr.
Lawrence in the Senate, are before the Legislature
of Louisiana:
ReSolced, by the Senate and House of Represento-
tires Of Louisiana, IN General AssembLv conrsnsJ
l. That the State of Louisiana deeply sympatbisos
with the state OF Virginia in the recent trials through
which she has been called to pass.
2. That the late attempted instruction at Hor
per's Ferry was not so much an attack upon tbo
State OF Virginia as it was upon the institution of
slavery.
3. That, as Virginia is border slavehoding State
exposed to the fanatica nroads of such traitors and
rufians as John Brown and his followers Louisiana
pledges herself to stand by and sustain her in anv
course she may deem necessary to pursue in regard
to the aggressiOns of the North.
4. That the universal sympathy manifested BY
the Black Republican party for the traitors and mur
derers who were recently executed at Charlestown
Va, gives open and undisguised evidence of their
deep-seated hostility to all the siavehoding States
.. That in the event of the election of Black
Republican to the Presidency of the United States
Louisiana will consider it cause for dissolution of
the Union, and will promptly cooperate with her
sister States in calling general Southern Conven-
ton
6. That, should such an event happen, the Gov
ernOr of the State be, and he is hereby authorized
and required to issue wrts of election for the choice
OF delegates to such Convention-one for each Con-
gressional District, and two for the State at large
Z. That the sum of $25, 900 be, and is hereby,
appropriated and subject to the draft of the Cover
nor of the State of Virginia as the portion of Louis
ianas expenses in the late troubles at IIarper's
Ferry.
8. That copy of the foregoing resolutions be
sent to each Governor in the Union.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN RICHMOND.

At a meeting of portion of the Democratic party
of the county of Richmond, held in Rockingham on
Monday, the 23d January the following proceedings
took place:
On motion of John D. Shaw, ESQ.,, Col Henry
William Harrington was called to the Chair and
William j. Everett appointed Secretary.
On motion of Col. Walter L. Steele, committee
of five appointed to report resolutions for action
of the meeting, consisting of w. L. Steele, DIR. p
w. Stansill, William G. Leak, John d. Shaw and
d. B. Nicholson.
The Committee retired and after few minutes, pre-
scented the following resolutions, which were unan-
imously adopted:
ResOlced, That this meeting has full confidence in
the patriotism and nationality of the present Federal
Administration.
Resolred, That His Excellency, Governor Ellis
has discharged the duties of his office so as to COM
mand our unqualified approval, and we hereby ex-
press the wish that he may be nominated for re-eec
ton by the approaching State Convention
ReS0Lced, That in view of the dangerous and
threatening doctrines of Black Republicanism,
and the possibility that the party holding them may
become successful in the coming Presidential cleo
tion it is the duty, in the opinion of this meeting
of all conservative men to unite in an endeavor to
defeat it; that the existing state of things shows
conclusvely that the only party which can make a
hopeful struggle in defense OF the Constitution and
the rights of the States is the Democratic party :;
that all attempts to produce the impression that a
third party 10y whatsoever name caed) can get, or
stands any chance to get the control of the Govern
ment, however boastfu it may be of its strength or
its patriotism fatal and delusve because of their
tendency to divide the South, and thus strengthen
her enemies; that the contest, in the approaching
Presidential election, is clearly between the Demo-
cratic and the Black Republican parties as it was in
1856, and in such strife patriot ought to hesitate
to give hearty support to the former that in view
of all this, it is no time for the friends of the South
to be raising nonessential issues useless tests or
subjects Of domestic or local broils wasting their
energies in warning upon one another but time for
united hearty, and Jealous action in defense of our
honor and of the peace and quiet and safety of our
the patriotism and gallantry of our ancestors.
ReSOtced, That entertaining these opinions, we
invite the cooperation of all good and true men, by
whatever name they may have been heretofore cal
led asking them to forget past differences and ami
moslties, and join with us in sustaining the Demo-
cratic party, the South and the Constitution against
the assaults of Black Republicanism.
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ResOlUed, That the Chairman of this meetinr.
point ten delegates to represent this County iS -
District Convention-this meeting suggesting p .us
etteville as the place for holding the same. ~
ResotCed, That twenty-five delegates be anno;r.. ,
to the State Convention, to be held in RALEIGH eu
the Sth of March; though any Democrat Of tS IN
County, present. shall be considered as entitIod
act, and the Chairman and Secretary shall no ~
gates to both Conventions Nee
The Chairman then appointed the FOLLOWING 90,
tlemen delegates to the District Convention VS.
Thomas I. Covington, Jas. T. Roper, Col Charlo-
Malloy, DR.. Daniel Shaw, Robert n Farley WaitoS
F. Leak, John D. Shaw, Thomas c. Leak S';vt
Powell and Daniel B. Nicholson. H.
And the following delegates to the State CoDvon
tion:--Noah Gibson, Col. Charles Maoy, Tboma.
I. Covington, JAS. I. Roper, Angus D. Blne 9
J. Gibson, L. G. Leak, w. B. Cole Col Walter =
Steele, VIM. c. Leak, W. F. Leak, B. B. McKen,i H.
R. L. Steele, Major VIM E. Smith, j. I. Moorm.n'
DIR. Archibald McFayden, P. NJ. Powell, John
Ledbetter, John W. Leak, Robert n Farley, .Tobr
d. Shaw, NJ. S. Austin, VIM. Gibson Malcolm Rlno
NJ. d. Bethune and Dr. W. B. McKinnon. ''
On motion, ordered that the proceedings he Cont
to the North CdrOlinian and Wilmington .LoyrnnS
for publication, and other Democratic papers in tbo
State be requested to copy.
The meeting then adjourned
HENRY VIM HARRINGTON, Chm'n
WN j. EVERETT, Sec'y.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-02-04
A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.
January 81, 1860.

GONE FOUR MONTHS SINCE, OUR EXCELLENT
~ townsman, NAPHTALI EZEKIEL, informed us that he
had prepared hair restorer with which he was expert
menting upon his head, whose top entirely bald
We saw him two days SINCE and the place so bald four
months since fine crop of hair has sprung up with Wig
orous growth So convinced Mr. EZEKIEL of the eica-
cy of his discovery, that he has named it
"The InfaIIible Virginia Hair Restorer.v
Mr. E. is about going into extensive manufacture of an
article which is destined to prove of anxious interest to our
bald Pated friends-FfOna Richmond Enquirer December
This famous article be had of the principaI
Druggists Those persons who desire fine head of hair
have only to use the resOrer according printed drec
tons on the bottle Those who have any doubts of its e
cacy can have them removed in short time by using the
lNFALLlBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER proving
that it is all that it is claimed to be-
Wholesale depot for orders, SO Main Street
n. EZEKIEL.
RICHMOND, November IA, 1859.
n. EZEKIEL, take oath the Holy Bible that have
been bald for the past years. and restored nv hair
BY using EZEKIEL'S VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER
- NAPHTALI EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Naphtal Ezekiel.
JOSEPH MAYO.
Mayor of Richmond.
January IS, 1860. S-wGswly.
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For the Standard.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CARTERET.
JUNALUSKA.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CARTERET.
Pursuant to notice given, portion of the Democ-
racy of Carteret, assembled at Shepherdsville duck
now Station Saturday the 14th JAN, for the pur
pose of appointing Delegates to the State Conven-
ton.
On motion of L. T. Oglesby, d. II. L. Bell was
called to the Chair and B. \. Oglesby requested to
act as Secretary.
The Chairman then briefly stated the object of
the meeting.
On motion, committee of five was appointed to
draft resolutions for the consideration of the meet
ing.
The Chairman then appointed L. I. Oglesby, ID.
W. Bell, j. A. Perry, D. G. Garner and William S.
Bell, said committee. The committee then retired
and after brief Absence they returned and through
their chairman L. L. 0gesby, presented the follow
ing resolutions:
WHEREAS, The Democratic party of Carteret
County, approaching the vital Importance to the
country of the elections Of the next year and feel
ing the necessity of thorough organization of the
party for the coming State and national campaigns,
heartily concur in the recommendations of the State
Executive Committee; therefore,
ResoLred, That the Chairman of this meeting ap-
point thirty delegates, to represent this County in
the State convention to be held in Raleigh.
ResOlred That we reterate and re-affirm the prin-
cples of the Democratic party as laid down in their
platforms at Cincinnati and Charlotte, and believe
that upon the success of those principles depends
the perpetuity of the Union.
Resoired, That we are Union-lovng men, and are
willing to make any reasonable sacrifice for its pre-
seryaton, but, that in the opinion of this meeting
repetition of the Harper's Ferry outrage, by the
non-slaveholding States, would and ought to cause
dissolution of the Union.
Resolred, That the administration of the affairs
of State, by his Exceency, John w. Ellis, has our
hearty approval and that he is first choice for
the nomination, by the State Convention, as the
Democratic candidate for Governor of North Caro-
lima.
ReS0Lred That the administration of James Bu-
chanan, as Chief Executive of these United States,
should meet the approval of every patriot North
and South
Resolred That the past history, and present posi-
ton of the Democratic party, entite it to the admi
ration and confidence of every patriot North and
South, and upon its depends the perpetual
ton of our beloved Union.
The Chairman then appointed as Delegates, o. S.
Dewey, DR.. Singleton, G. Luftn, Geo. Stiron, Sam'l
LETTERS, Reuben Fucher, W. II. Stiron, A Jones, j.
LETTERS, j. F. Bell, Stephen Chadwick, R. Rowland,
W. F. Bell, VIM. j. Potter, j. Longest, F. Willis,
G. K. Thomas, Belcher Fuller VIM. Cramer, Levi
Rowland, L. I. Ogesby, d. W. Bell, T. Long, D.
G. Garner, W. S. Bell, Jacob Canaday, j. T. Den
mis-, S. H. Bell, William F. Bell, 3D., j. H. Watson,
jeremiah Watson, VIM. Hardesty, Joseph Hardesty.
On motion, the Chairman Secretary were added
to the list of delegates.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA Standard: FEBRUARY

On motion of L. 7. Oglesby, it was
Resolced, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in North Carolina Standard and other
Democratic papers of this Congressional District.
D. II. L. BELL, Chm'n.
B. A. OGLEsBY, Sec'y.
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woRKINGMEN,s ASSOCIATION.

FENHE NEXT REGULAR MEETING OF THE WAKE
IL County WOrkngmens Association will be held in the
Court House, in Raleigh, MONDAY MIGHT, 9Th of
February full attendance is desired as matters of i'm
portance to be transacted Several speeches NAV be
expected The public respectfully invited attend
S. H. PARRISH, Sec'y.
January 81, 1860
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NORTH.CAROLIN
MILITARY TNSrrnTTn.

oAAOhNEl AMI OOONObLLOh Al LAW,
YanceyVille, N. c.
June Z, 1859. 52-w&swlypl.
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REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC
ACCOUNTS, FOR THE F4SCAb YEAR END.
ING SEPT. s0TH, 1889.
Nevada national., 1860-03-03

How Do You LIKE Ir .-lt being announ'
e-d that the Partisan ladies have adopted
the style Of dress OF the first Napoleon,-
the editor Of the Boston Post has hunted up
the description Of it, which is as follows. How
de you like 1t ladies'.
The dress was a loose muslin robe. drawn
up aud festsoned at the right knee 20 Is to
show the whole OF the leg. The robe passed
snder the left breast which was left entirely
naked and was festooned above the left hip.
Both arms we're naked from the shoIders /;
their length was relieved only by two brac-
elets. The effect of this dress shall not at.
tempt to describe. but the gentlemen all
allowed that it was facinating in the extreme.
The ladies have dispnsed entirely with the
ehsnise, and the folds Of it. they say, pre-
vents their elegant shape from being seen ;
aud the taffeta robes they wear are suited to
display every grace in the most striking
manner.
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
Legal Notices.
cummnus


sIaIE OF cAllfoRNIA-cUuNTY OF SEyApA
OF SAID STATE pio' 'n'ef
TnE PEorfE TIE STATE oF CAl,yoRs,.- r. 4ua,<
HAkTEkff Greeting You are hereby sgr,r,,rss !.
appear aud answer the complaint Of iEvI sAVror
hled against you and PHlIO J. FULLER within 7.
Days from the service Of this Writ II served =,
you in TINS County within twenty days II served =.
you IN THIS district and out OF this County. and
within iorty days served on you IA the state auS
out oi ms District, In action commenced on the
lIth day OF October A. u. 1859. in said Court fer
the recovery Of the sum Of Sin HuAdred and Fortv-
three Dollars and Fifty Cents aledged to be d.s 10
Plaintiff from Defendants upon 4 certain prorissry
note, with interest thereon from the 2pth dag q
March A. u. 1855, at the rate Of ten per esut Der
annun and also for defendants cost. Of this suit
All particularly set forth in rltn's compIsint 10
the action nov on die in the ohiee Of the Clerk Of
this Court.
And you hereby notified that II you fail to spesr
and answer said complaint herein directed Plaintid
together with ali costs of suit and also demand Of
the Court such other relief is prayed for in his
said Complaint.
lr testimony whereof, /, John s. LAMBERT,
Clerk Of the District Court aforesaid, do hersunte
- set my hand and impress the Seal OF the
Is said Court at oaice, in the City Of Ne
| vadA. this l2fi day Of November, A. D
~ 1889. JOHN :. LAMBERT, Clsrk.
BY Joseph Roberts, Deputy.
BY Order Of Hon. David Belden, County Judge, {.
and for Nevada County, California
True Copy-AtteSt JOHN :. LAMBERT, clsrk
Fer Joseph Roberts, Jr, Espsty>
"eeonnsh Niles Atty for fltds la.
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
SUMMONS,
sTATF oFCAI

Couniy a. Nevada IS C. pirHSspcos
Township Of GFs,, Valley Justice Of the Peace
'nlit People OF the State OF Cal FORMS 10 l. }. Ne.
Woi.rhY and B. 4. HARRIS. GKErTISG -
You az" hsfebysunmoned To appear before ne.
: e. Richardson. ). 7. IN and for said County at my
Oree. IN said township, on Tuesday, thsiIth day
Of April, 4 H. 1850. az 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, to ans
wer TO the complaint Of THo's s. LEVY. who de-
mands Of YOU thesum Of One Hundred and Sixty
seven doli~r-. and Twelve ents per copy Of
plant now on Ole In my sffice. when Judgment will
be taken against you for the said amount togeth.
erwth costs and damages If you fail TO appear and
answer.
Given under my hand, this 18th dav OF January
A. d. 1850 :. c. RICHARDSON
II having been satisfactorily shown to me by
davt of Plaintiffs that the said defendants are
seut from this state It is ordered that the ab.
Summons be published in the Nevada Nstieuai
three months previous to the 18th Of april, Iss
.5Sm S. c. RICHARDSON j.
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
SUMMONS.

State OF California, County OF Nevada. Dis,
trict Court Of the 14th Judicsal District
OF said State
The People OF the State of California. to--
HENRY G. HOWARD. Greeting
You are hereby summoned TO appear snd a..
wer 10 the complaint Of GtOR6f n BROWN sI,S
sganst you within ten days from the ssrve. Of this
Writ, II served on you in this County within s-s..
~ days II served In this District and cat Of
this County, and within forty days II served on ysu
In the State and out Of this District, in an asiioa
commenced an the 3lsi day ef October, A. D. 1859
in said CoArt for the recovery Of the sun Of Fivs
Hundred and Sixty-dye Dollars, I-5t5l alleged "
be due Plaintiff from defendant upon a pronni.-
sory note for money loaned to pefendau ut by Plain
un, at defendants special instance and rsousst-
with interest the sum OF One Hundred l.llsrs
al The rate OF i've PER cent per nenth fron, apA
since the date hereof and interest uFsa the balance
At the rate Of ten per cent per snnun-ail psrtiss.
lary set forth in Painii Hs complain 6ls In the
Clerks office Of this County. and yeu are hsrsby
notified that fail TO answer said complaint a.
herein directed, Plaintiff will take Judgment araisst
you therefor BY default, together With all essis Of
suit, and also demand Of the Court such ether res
as is prayed for in ilaintiffs said complaint
In testimony whereof, I. John :. lambert Clerk
Of the district Court sforessid DO hsrsnnfs act nv
hand an impress the seal OF said Court. at ass in
the city Of Nevada, this x.h day Of I.csmb.r A
ID. 1885. JOHN LAMBERT, tisEt,
Bv Joseph Roberts, Dspsty-
BY order Of Hon. David Belisn, County Judge. 1.
and for Nevada County, California.
true Cory-4ttest .ioHx :, IlKnxsT, Clerk
Per Joseph Roberts. Jr., Ieputy.
lihhlr Lansing attorneys for Plaintiffs.