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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08
Naples and Sicily.

Nothing rev has transpirei relative TO Garibaldfs
movements The King Of Sardinia has received the Nea
poltan Ambassador.
The London TINES abiding TO the attempted armstice,
says that Garbadi " not the 70 reract his steps,
and thas generally believed that the King OF Naples
will, before many weeks increase the list OF exed
princes. -
but recently foreign interpreter at Queenstown, has
gone 70 Join Garibaldi
Tura despatch OF the 26sh says the mission OF the
MARQUIS de Ia Greca Paris 10 bring about compro-
mise By which the King OF Naples would accept the re-
suit OF universal suffrage In Sicily should the Western
Powers guarantee the integrity Of his domnions the
mainland and prevent Gafibaldi from landing there.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08
ARRIVAL OF The CANADIAN.
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one DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
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The Great Powers to Interfere
I'm Syria.
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Y1oQx1BS or 0ARxDAxDx.
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Sad Condition Of the Atlantic
Cable Committee.
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Withdrawal Of Mr. Lever from the Dictatorship
Of the Galway Packet Company.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
ADVANCE IN BREAD6TUFFS,
&s., h., H.
x1oa1Hss or aAxx3A1DI.

FAKrMR POINT, August Z, 1880.
hs steamship Canadian, from Liverpool 26h via Lon,
~donderry 27th ut passed here at A. r. to-day bound
TO Quebec.
Ii Yves reported that convention relative to the
tervention Of the Great Powers in Syria signed at
Paris On the Goth.
The ooodwood stakes were won by Wallace. Satellite
was second and Feodorowna third. Seventeen ran.
The Porte has instructed Ambassadors at Paris and
London officially communicate to the courts Of the Tule
ries St. James the conclusion Of peace between the
Druses and Maronites the 10th ult In this official
communication the Porte although expressing its salts
faction this happy event. adds that 1t will neverthe
pursue with the utmost the authors Of the
cent massacres that Fuad Pacha had to that end
been invested with the most ample powers not only to
punish guilty parties but also to take such
as would prevent the Of fresh conflicts be-
tween the Druses and the Maronites.
teegraphic message, dated Naples, Sunday evening"
ed states that after conference with Count Cavour ii
resolved this day that the King of Sardinia should
send aide camp carrying autographs letter to
Garibad requesting him not to attack the continental
possessions of Francis ii.
The chiefs Of the revolutionary movement at Naples
bad caused an illumination of the whole city to take
place Crowds Of people shouted Garibald forever ~ in
defiance of the royasts About Of the late police
agents had been killed.
The Swiss Federal Council had received information
that the conferences the neutrality of Switzerland
would be indefinitely adjourned Austria absolutely
fuses take part conference should Sardinia be ad
mitted thereto.
The International Statistical Congress adjourned the
s21st The next Congress meets at Berlin.
The sales Of cotton for the week footed up $4,000
bales The mddlng and lower grades in many
ooe-eighth Of penny lower while other qualities were
very irregular. Fridays sales 1000 bales, the
market closing dull. Flour was firm. Wheat had al
vanced Id I'd Corn easier but quotations unchanged
The provision market was dull.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

M TFIEnRAfH TO LUNDOSDEkHy
The London Advertiser has received the Following de-
Hasch during the night
Convention was this day signed BY the Ambassadors
Of the 6r~sf Powers including Spain II determines the
conditions and proportions Of each Power 10 the nerven
ton The Porto has given I've ac2uescence. orders have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

Letters from Paris say Lord Pamcrstons speech
on English national defences had created great sensa
ton writers say that serious alarm felt
as 70 the maintenance OF peace between the two nations
The Emperor at the eleventh hour had postponed his
contemplated visit TO the camp at ChaloDs.
The Parts Boprsc had been depressed, but the 25h
there was partial recovery, renes closing at 6Sf o.
correspondent Of the Iont Herald INDUCES In var
Gus warke rumors states that all the naval officers
on urough bad been ordered to report themselves with
out delay The naval reserve had been called out. The
French feet In the Mediterranean be raised 10 twenty
sail OF the lire Military preparations 60 with UNI
tagging activity for the Syrian expedition, which stated
1t "a, 900 men, besides artillery and cavalry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

Brill d Ballfng's Portrait Gallery.
20& Chatham square.
First class Photographs in water coors India ink Oil
Painr S. Dsgue-reotype pes and Ivorytypes
Plain Photographs 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

Omefal Drawings OF Hodges, Davis g.
CC. n CONSOLIDATED iss'erfrs ~ Oec~His.-
C,Ass zoo, Aueuss n 1900
ca, II, 4. e5, 1, -. 3e, s.. 90, II, 81, 81, -.
HODGHs. nAvrs 90.
NaaaEr~x. Moon. leo~rfa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

The Parame tary proceedings unimportant
prospectus had been Issued for telegraph COM
pary hch proposes TO establish system the penny
postage principle and convey messages Of twenty words
to any part England Scotland and Ireland at the uni
form OF shilling An influential direction had
been formed with capital OF fl6o 600. II Is proposed
10 work the lines Allan's patent
The Atlantic Telegraph Company announce that the CT
forts Newfoundland to restore the Atlantic cable
have failed Mr. Valley, the electrician In his report
says by hard hauling pieces Of the cable were
In small lengths, amounting IN al 10 seven
miles but the cable invariably broke at short
distances and it necessary at ass 10 abandon the
attempt The report says the iron wires often appeared
sound, but minute inspection they were found eaten
away rotten. The gua percha and copper wire were
ped with ta,red yarn sound the tar and hemp hav
ing preserved iron wires bright and free from rust
The public OF Great Britain for the year ending
june 80 was f7lals,oeo, and The expenditures f7o,
M Lever had withdrawn from the direction Of the Gal
way line.
The American horses the Goodwood races were meet
ing with III Mr.. Ten Brock Maggtorre and
Satellite second for the Stewards Cup and Good
Stakes, respectively. Toe od~ood Cup Tor which
Sarke great favorite was 10 be run Tor the hter-
noon the Canadian left Liverpool
The weather had been improving throughout England,
but sunshine much wanted for the crops. The har
vcst was expected he three weeks later than usual
The English government had decided TO despatch COM
lete set elegraphc apparatus to China with wires TO
be laid the districts occupied by the British forces
The London Chronicle reports that any difficulty which
may pterfered with Gadstones remaining In the
Cabinet has been overruled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

SfranHers In the City VIII IND the
chronological Museum, s05 Broadway, most interesting
place 10 VISIT contains Bus and Skulls Of some OF the most
distinguished persons known embracing murerers thieves
pirates politicians lawyers, statesmen udges clergy
etc. Admissiod free. When desired FOWLER WELLS
give professional deneaons Of character with verbal full
written exemptions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

Bassfords', Billiard FACTORIES, l99 Fulton,
Ann 1881 Billiard Palace Is Tables, Court and Rem
nx<..k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

Grover d Bakers Celebrated Noiseiess
Sewing Machines family sewing. A23 Broad
way, New York and lS2 FuAon street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

letter from Rome says the Pope had refused TO adopt
any Of recommended by the French Ambas
ssador and declares that these changes forced
him he will abandon his states.
Fears entertained that Garbaldi might suddenly
appear 90 lhe Papal Territory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

Shirts! Shirts!! Six for -.
Made from the best Wamsutta and water twist muslin.
Depot lO6 Chatham street, corner Of Pearl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

srssr Corrrr, crIs 1877, August 7. 1880.
es, 30, a, 6s, 10, Is, 8. 2s. II, 20, Is, 81.
-, ~, 80, 81, as, 20, 6s, IS, 2, Is, so, IL.
FRAHCE BRoADBRrTs co,
Managers, wilnlngtou- De "A ware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

Advices from Syria are to July Z There Is nothing
fresh, but afalrs were stll serious.
Tie Druses aud Bedouns, returning TO Rousau, passed
through Dsmascus and proposed general massacre OF
the Christians Add 81 Kader, who refused 10 counte
nance A. The inhabitants, however, became accompces
in the murders OF Christians which took place. II
frmed that Turksh soldiers assisted the assassns
notwithstanding the rumored protest OF the Porte,
sprepsrsors for the expedition progressing In
France a grand scale.
II asserted by the Paris Cortitiosnei that per-
fcctly good understanding prevailed 90 the question be-
France and England but the Paris correspondent
OF the Ionfon Tes positvy asserts that there IL
such thing perfect accord: France demanded TO act
ia the ras the delegate q all the great 10 sers Eng
land offered opposition 10 delegated action, provided
Austria 10 have part In e. and 10 this France, proba-
bly, At the lnstigaton OF Russia, denurrcd.
The writer says toe order for the embarkation OF
French troops m suspended Il the present.
r~o Sandman vessels haa been sent 10 the coast
Of Syria
IN reported that viceroy Of Egypt had placed his
troops at the disposal Of The usn 10 punish the Druses
Russian letters say that great excitement prevailed
against the Turks on account 81 the msssacres
The Paris Cnrdniionrei says tho expedition prepared
by France VIII, as matter o. necessity be carried out
and an early departure may be expected. The part
France VIII be that Of occupation rather than that or In
terven;i0n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

The Prince Regent Of Prussia arrived al TopI,z on the
evening the 2sth being received thu railway term
nus by the Emperor Of Austria
Baron Won werther, Prussian Ambssuador At Vienna
and other diplomats, were at roplitx.
The Paris Poys gives report q tsessy between Aus
tia and Prussia, preceded by ooafsrcucs a. Topz-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

Gurney's Gallery,
TU7 BROADWAY.
Photographs. Ivorytypes,
Miniatures In on. ard Daguerreo,ypes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

Brooklyn PhotOers phs.- illia msOn's
Miniatures Cabinets Impe and IAe Size Two forty une
QA9) Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

SOutherners, Meade Brothers, Galleries
Of Photographs and Daguerreotypes
Unrivaled Pictures daily 222 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

See HoImes' Photographic Cards f6r
Pleasure business "a for sthe novelty OF ar-at sos
and 3g7 Broadway corner Walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

Beautiful COMPLEMENTARY Liquid
Pearl has achieved celebrity having equal for beAuu
flying and preserving the skin lse Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08


The Champion Belt IL Ours-Dr. j.
BOvEE DoDs Imperial Wine Biten universally &C
knowedesd to be TO all others before the public
ssrs csmomiie flo%ers osndsn soiomOns Seal and Com
They re TIE 1 best snoTp 70, Inep S
Nervous Disease Paralysis Plies and ali cases requiring
oSs pubic act. s.r% sss
@ .ns delicious TO s e ssas As
wIDDIfIEID CO, propretors ~ William street, N. Y.
Sold by druggists generally
Empire spring Water ut +. v. Rush.
TONS 10 Aston House and an Broadway.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tsu-
PEGS the best IN the world, Wholesale and retail and The dye
privately applied No Asor House
Bachelors wigs, Toupees and Hair
D., hsss a. eo p Al w street AND
Wig, wigs: CItrehugh's Illusive Wigs,
vain vain nv nfs Of Renae street. Opposite sewS
Hurs Hair Dye 90 Cents, Black or
brown Depo; Barclay street. and all druggists. Inimiiable
hair cutting.
Beautiful CompIexton.-Laird's Liquid
yns s sa ssasd ss sia s s Blc.dSss ~
Rushton's mild Aperfent or Anti-Billious
Ps with directions No 10 Asor HOUSE and Az Broadway
Atkinson's Parisian Tooth Paste Ar.
Decay OF Teeth and ceanses them thoroughly. Al
RusHToxs
Trusses.-Dr. Marsh Continues TO Apply
h radical cure Truss with success In The treatment q Hernia
Til s Sesss bs s sss Al
H. s Asoa House po s.
within the last Fortnight 5000 Boxes
ofHoLLowAY Pulls have been reaed 70 persons suffering
from darha and bowel complaints Their action on thesr
disorders Immediate and positive and they never sn OF ei
fectlrr decided and radical cure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

SCAN he Paid for I'm Weekly Payments"
price $50 Eureka celebrated Sewing Machines Oce i93
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

Empire Spring Water 1T +. v. Rush
TONS, 10 Astor House and Az Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire and
burglar proof Safes ISL Broadway Of Murray street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

HiII's Hair Dye 90 Cents, Black or
Barclay street, and all druggists. Inimiable
cutting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

The Best Manufacturtng and Family
Machines In the world at ~ srNGER CO.'S ass Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

R. srAFFoRDs OLIVE TAR.
VINES ovE Tan n INHALED It's healing baGarnic oiorz are
r. ess fofse s wh \. he e s % " % an
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WAYS olIyr Tas SUGAR forms UNEQUAL
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wa,s ollyI Tan srliID e magnetic & concentrates
Gu ''''' 'oN' Pain xsSiHfIxToE.
go - is CIV: E Of = - s.".,,
y.R sTAFroRp,s
IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS
s s ~ % e S s9s i R.ss ps ene U s
log with ne digessd food,
Ks asg r e ssr S.s, SsY sa,
Insl IsyIconsrl rnr Irvsa.
I.,r RscvsAIs Ias sse.rnSs, Q, re- sosy
ASD Aht As'hei' pr r11 Al ~ pses.e,
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Z EEssssSS$yEEssss ss :E$E:
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prsos5E iss 1. i pfess4 st'ssS IiE ;s
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cop,sipr fpr secS.nl Of .kis resarkAbs medicine ~
osr'i'es scs = SassrosEHrEo CURES ON RECORD,
yror men Of The hishesi standing IN Ah oouairr ~
Manufactured By N Ia Clark Co.
Fxclusively for -.
JOHN r. JHwEfT 4 CAnRRR
- Summer street. Bosom and - Broadway, III, "
For sale by oil dru0gira
PKsyyIAs SYRUP rEoroxIpH or Ison-gus1
Oct . pamphlet containing treatise
IRON IN 1fIE BLOOD.
v, ~ nc. s sp. sss g 5, = sa
CwEDIgH PUNCH, ewHDrpH PUNUH--fHm Q40
- brNteA drnk y mAqufacture1 and gDh ~ OASk01
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WATcHrs AND yrwyr.Ry
w Ill dcscrpiionn
Silver and Plated Ware.
Paris Gard Csnea
pofternonnaies Ladies' Travelling bA4s, g.
For sae BY gEORGE g. ALLEN, i.gorss~ and mAestse.
rrpr retail No AIS Rrcedwny Que oecr oeeoR
Canal street, formerly No, ii wal street WeeceV {
5cvey cleaned and repaired n The esx manner ~ ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

Crissadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tsu-
PEGS the world wholesale retail the dyo
privately applied. No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

with pleasure sckuowlsdge, after number Of months
hard Of Of your celebrated Sewing Mschnes, the
perfect and entire satisfaction gives We have kept al
constantly In ion mailing table cloths napkins
sheets pillow cases towels &C. which very
hard hand sewing but with your machine In
stead hard,lAbo IL IL pleasure Hour Sewing Ma.
chine considered ndspe nsabe article in this hotel
Yours with respect, r. HOrCHkISS Steward.
Office iQS Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

Rushton's Mild Aperfent or Anti-Billious
Pa with directions No 10 Asor House and All Broadway.
AahIuson,a Rarlsian T00fh Raafa Ar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

Bachelors wigs, Toupees and Hair
Dye have sup assng AL o.hers natural and
easy perfect o. turning up behind No 10 Bond street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-08

wheeler 4 Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
OGcaH Erosd n "
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-06

may possibly have permitted, in some Instances my
sympathies control my judgment; but, hardened in
deed be the feelings which yield the cries
the brokenhearted mothers wives sisters of these
fortunate If could haFe dYested myself of all the
sympathies which belong to humanity, might have re-
sisted all these appeals and sternly said to the sufferer
go your way there Is clemency for you In this world p
very great but you struck your fellow being In
a moment when passion, not malice, controlled your
tons, and you must look TO God and not to man for
forgiveness"
II Is dcut indeed, to refuse to exercise the power
when we have It. to send joy and gadness TO the hearts
of those aborng under the deepest aeons to restore
to an afectonate wife and erring husband whom she
still loves or to fond mother hsr wayward and reck
less though not vicious, son.
In conclusion let say that II have erred, Ii has
been upon the side Of mercy, and am satisfied.
VETO PowER- CONCLUSION.
In the exercise of this power have allowed my
personal or party feeling to control my actions II
had pursued different course (which 1t seems was ex-
pected In some quarters) might have retained the
friendship Of many who are now arrayed against me-
but l must have lost my own self respect
During the first session Of the Legislature of
public duty compelled me to veto some twenty bills
which were sent to for approval Some of them had
nothing to commend them other than that the parties
who be the benefcaries were political per-
sonal friends of the Executive My past history ought
TO have been sufcient guaranty that such esnsid
grafton could be allowed 70 infuence me Special egs
Iation has been fhe great curse OF this State Upon
looking over the laws which have been passed during
sin some cases the Judges who sentenced have ap-
piled for pardon and assigned this as reason for
length of sentence.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-06

A NOBLE DEED.-The Salem Register gives the
following account of the gallant rescue of three
of the crew of the schooner Clio, wrecked at
Rye Reach, New Hampshire
The three others were rescued bv young
man named Woodbury. n. Mace, of Rye after
the most heroic exertions, and under circum-
stances of such peril as warranted all around
him in dissuading him from the exposure of his
life. The wreck lay about 900 feet from the
shore with heavy undertow rolling in. The
three survivors were then clinging to the trunk
cabin, where they remained for several hours,
in danger every moment of being washed off,
and they could not have survived an hour
longer, as the part on which they were went
to pieces shortly after they were taken off.
Mace and others drove IA mile and a half in a
sleigh, and, having procured very light skiff,
such us gunners use, Mace, against the remon-
strances of those who saw the danger, put of
alone, made two trips and brought the three
survivors safely to shore. They were taken,
much exhausted, to the house of Gilbert C.
Berry, who supplied them with clothing and
food and paid them every attention necessary
until they could take the cars for home
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-06

NEW QUARTZ MILL-Meady Il Hill, in con-
nection with some others, says the Sierra Citi-
zen, are putting up and have nearly completed a
quartz mill, about three quarters of a mile from
town, in Webber's ravine. They have discOv-
cred, as they suppose, an extensive quartz lode,
and their present object is to thoroughly test
and prospect it, with reference to Interior ar
rangements and for this purpose they have
erected building Is by "a feet, and an overshot
wheel 20 feet in diameter is to work two stamps,
and an arastra nine feet in diameter, which is
nearly finished.
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-06

MINING IN AMADoR.-The Anaalor Lelger gives
the following resume of mining news in its
county:
At Volcano, Upper Ranchera and Sutter
the miners are doing usually well. Several of
the large claims on Humbug and French blllx
are paying largely. At Posiana the miners are
generally making average wages; one claim par
ticularly is paying " big that Of Scott ChaIlis
and Hesser, on Minister'S gueh; several large
nuggets have recently been found, one weighing
81 ounces
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-06

SORRY THEY TOOK IT.-We daily hear COM
plants that the Sacramento STANDARD is not re-
eeved by its feao subscribers in this county reg
ularly. Most subscribers have paid their sub
scriptions and feel that they are imposed upon
BY its non-arrival SO .trequs1tly = CaIassras
Chronicle (Dem).
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-06

BLOODY FLux.-The editor of the Sierra Dem
ocrat has heard of several cases OF bloody hux in
the vicinity of Downisville,
The Nevada journal., 1860-01-06


During that period three hundred thousand persons
have been transported over the road, who have tray
elsd SIX million miles. During that period fortyone
road of which amount sixty thousand tons have
been newly developed business that otherwise would
not have existed Not accident to life limb of
passenger has occurred upon the road" 1t may be
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-05
LEGAL NOTICE.

Michael F,aey AZ Nemalia County District Court OF tue
Cp.s R,.e, y, al 2aa Juiicldi Dts,rlct NeDtasAa Ae'
v r1OIy 10 May Tenn AD io0O'
To ID IM((iary-of ae Staff Of Texas the above
named deIeuuant: .e ui.b-
NouAre hereby notified that the SAID plaih.ln> ~
nel FEY ana Charles Foley OF the county oi NemanS
Nebtaska Territory have On. 10 VII 'Me - - ve
petemlet A D 1863 hed their pelHon ~ He 800
named Nemsha county Distlic1C Court against youNn
in me, rlaim al v,u me sum uI i've hund4eo uo'1sls
ddm ayes for breach OI covenant nldue o9 YOU - a-,stn
daut with them The plaintiffs and csntalheu ~ heS.v
deeu given bv YOU to them the pldinuhs' "u ~
at ~, . N fsE9. fsr tho following &c ofaDoo 49,
living and beug in the county Ot Neh4ua 49,
Territ,rv ga via. the north hal. and me sOulu0a
- ~ n.rtheast auarser Of Section No Y I'D ieNI-
s6in ~ n,rth of Range No rs, east OF the ON primer
mai meridian which C veudnt was that you me ss'S -
feaf.nt yvasrsssessed OF he legal ute 70 the salu ianN
and an, Il YIN wouid Warrant and defend them 'he pl@au
riff, and Their heirs and IepreoentauNes ~ ~
p,,,essionul the said property whlch hds uol eenugne
And van are hereby turt1er nutlhed lhdt "pfu -
aB8,V,t being male a writ Of attachment AZ ~ IA
Csc has been issued against yOO and thdt tea' P.VPStt?
bel,n,tn. 10 YOU in The said county has Oeeh de'eeeeu
ana fha vouare requires 10 demur answer or p'eaa "
Raid petiuOnum Or before tile ~eVenIh ia! OI :. =
lsso aud a al nnless YOU answer demur OF plead 70 Salu
peiiiun he sauP viii De taken as confessed anu J"uN'
ment by default asainst yvu feudeled i1 Lhe suul 10
minded. JOHNSON * BEDFORD,
Attorneys Ier Piainuh.
Attest ALLEN BLAcKER DIST Clerk
Bv 4. W. Bedford Deputy.
ordered that the above notice be published Tor lou
successive weeks inlh5 Nebraska Advertiser.
ALLEN BLAcKER Dist Clerk,
b.. T. ". Bedford, Deputy.
BrowRville, March 29h, Iseo.