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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-08
NOTICE TO THE FARMERS o.

NOTICE TO THE FARMERS OF
Eoirfox Prime. William LUudoun,
Fauo,liey. Raipahanuock. Culpcpcr,
N,d.on. Clarke, jefferson,
kino G,aro.. WestmorrIani, Stafford.
: ,r,nnn h.rl,1d and Richmond Corntics.
ysrE pEIIEVr IT Will BE FACr AID
w miuel by all competitors. unou fair trial,
tla- TIE NcGCEMICK REscER and NOWER
- = combined MACHINE. i srner;or in point
~ ;.,,iin;tv duroliI;r,. .rd ,rrtrc, v,nrkinr IA
any. n.hsr ,,.,.. oyaral N the o,,i,Iir We tLe,c
49,. tt,,,l,,l,. ro,,,,os, ali .t,,,, ubo co,4nn,
'r',,rnL,S,,, m. ro,r;r,, s.,.1n - nxau;na
,arar.'iIy th. N,GDHsffCE MACHINE for 1860.
h.g.,-l.;n ,,,l,r ,yr,,,,,,a,,r,s .,,l has. who
,i,s ,,, tfta ,I, rcCnrI,,inL ;ntn ;ha field with
,,.;'n- ,,,I NAV ,h,,,s,. ;lnrrs.rred
ortcr hary..:. Ills the ouiv way n IKE the mat
,.r ;;,,r,,,..h -a.. md We are ;r.frops that the
Farmers a. wen a. o"FSeifer' %n'tt,. '' t"'! S"''S
he'd! n to TIE true i2"rH'o III" Inherent cn'es
no" penn. "Gtte" i"' ''e'
MAtalNs"> t:cllFcTe0 ei'Her from H"''iiiiofc VI
Alexandra, Al Baltimore prices
JS.s~ The terms OF payment snail be hlnIe sat
>tactory. ApDlsON, "hLhACE { -,
Dealers IN Astico;:afaA implements. @seHS' anu
Guanos, No. -, klng street. t"2P9sltc Knox
Brothcr.l my Z5-eolm
NANCY CAHTON MATTIEGs.-.yu.. re-
+ cri,a} and for sale lot of entirely new STYLE
Trai., Na+,iu,. il, r1;riou- and .rettilg colored
cross stripcs and chcne ralor.. These goods are
entirely novel. will h, ;.a,ua = pleasant change
from ,6e old .rv.,. white and red. and are selling
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-08

e~<zz, NOTIFICATION the accommodation
i-.2 - those citizens of Alexandria who
are CICS.rous Of attending the performance Of tie
Murine Band II; tne Capitol ANA i,reai"ont !;
House. the St@a,ac: .H".,i-,5 IoLlf TX VIII
MAKE extra ;r!ps f.ur. Washington. on "cdnes
,laz.anI S4.a-day evenings, commencing on Wed
l,c>,iay next. leaving her wharf IN Washington,
after the close q the mu>ic. je S-dtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-08
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

DROADNA4 L, y I1h 1ohA.
NTHEN completed, six years ago, tae ST.
w NICHOLAS was universally pronounced
the most magnificent convenient, and thoroughly
organised establishment OF the kind this con-
tirftnt. What il was then, it remains to-day
withou; rival in size, in sumptuousneSS, and in
the general elements Of comfort and enjoyment.
The Hotel has accommodations for 900 guests,
including 100 complete suites OF apartments for
families Six hundred persons can be comtorta-
by seated at the tables Of its three public dining
rooms, and nothing that modern art has devised
for the convenience and social qualification OF the
travelling public has been omitted in its plan, or
is neglected in its practical details. The early
reputation of the house ut home and abroad, dcri-
we'd from It's magnitude. its superb appointments,
and its home. like comforts and luXuries, has been
enhanced every year bg the unwcarlcd cXertions
Of the propr!ctorE,
TREADWELL, WHITCOMB i co.
New York. jc 6-,l%m
NRAND TOURNAMENT At COLUMBIA
" SPRINGS, Alexandria County. on IHcRS-
DAY. June lith. lsG0.-Thc Young Men Of wash
ingtou Georgetown, Alexandria, and the sGrr0un-
ding counties in Virginia and Maryland. will held
Il Grand Tournament 1T Columbia Springs, on the
It'll inst, for a charitable object Gentlemen no.
ted FOR their skill in equestrian exercises have
been selected as knights; speakers OF distin-
gui3Acd ability have consented 10 deliver addreS-
>cS, and arrangements are beng made Tor the &C
comlnodation of five thousand ladies, az spccta-
tors. The exercises will be concluded by a grand
Ball, presided over by the Queen Of love and
Beauty the crown for whom is NOW on exhibition
ut the Fancy Store Of Il. c. Stevens, $50 Penn
>yivania avenue Washington.
Farther particular. IN Il future advertisement.
ic J--tf
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THE PR0PRIETORs OF THE PIONEER
MILLS. In THIS CITY,

M1LLo, LIN 1n1o HtAi,
A ESTABLISHMENT OF THE We r Y
y FIRST CLASS: with capacity Of 500
BARRELS FLOUR PER DIEM; motive power, steam;
and fully furnished with modern Improvements,
desire 10 employ practical man. perfectly ac'
quanted with MILLING, to take charge Of its
interests during the coming season. He must
have some means. and he willing to invest them
in the business. Meme other need apply.
Application 20 be made 20
WN. II. F0WLE il son,
No. !. South WhHrYos, Alexandria.
NM II. NEWMAN Il CO.,
- l--2aw2w rs Pearl s.rCc., New York.
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Drowned.

LY*currRa, Va. June GA passenger
named Matthews, from Richmond, fell from
the packet ut Lock No. IL, last night. ana
was drowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-08

,rh. ~a...;o.> from customs Al New York, en-
Tns.itr. were &lI400o; total amount in the Sub
,-ra.ury St,6&-.l55. The foreign ir.portstions at
Trw York Gurias the month Of May were SIG
,a@ III. O.: which 800 Du We're OF specie being
,;v and = half millions less than for the month OF
Nav 1854. The total exports amounted 10 SILL
GoG$l7. Of which 35,52>.4%6 was specie The ex-
rar,, Of domestic produce show increase for the
lame months o.: over hal: million. The specie
s~J hnIl;on export shows It falling Of Of nearly
.;y millions rs compared with May. 1859.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-08

.;.I- Catalogues Of all the Machines made by
this Company 10 be had on application to
LEADBEATER 4 CO.,
5mo 3-colm Nos ) & S. Fairfax ST.
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2EST KIND OF INSURANCE WITH PRO
FITS MITE0ILr LIaEIIJCY

NOTICE TO PURCHASERS IN GENERAL,
~ AND MY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
IL PARTICULAR.-This is to correct an im-
preston that i abroad, that | am declining the
sale OF HARDWARE AMI CUTLERY, and giving
nv whole attention 10 the Auction business. |
respectfully inform the public NJ large. that the
Auction branch i; mere appendagc. af"rding me
facilities which | could not otherwise obtain, and
which puts me in possession Of goods at lower
prices than those of regular purchasers, and en"-
h.cs me to sell cheap, many articles are unllmi-
tui as To prices.
| continue 10 deal in all kinds Of Building and
Family Hardware, Window Sash, Carriage Bolts,
Flies. Carpenters Tools, Farming Implements,
Log, I!aitcr>,nd Trace Chains, &C., &c: also, all
kinds Of Fancy Goods thai are cheap and deslra
HE. JOHN /. CRtiGHioN,
ic ) No. S. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-08

Family Hardware Window sash. Carriage Bolts,
Flies Carpenters Tools, Farming implements,
Log, Hatcr>.nd Trace Chains, &C., &c: also, all
kinds Of Fancy Goods thai are cheap and deslra-
HE. JOHN 7. CREIGHTON,
ic } No. s., King street.
g1REsH CANTON MAITlSGS- Just reciev-
= cd and for sale
10 rolls style Fancy Canton Mattings
10 DO do do China do
20 do do DO Red checked DO
10 10 DO Double Extra InIp'i. White do.
Which We are selling now nj greatly reduced pri-
css. CLAGEFT s D0Ds0N.
Washington. jc j-co2w
GREAT INDUCEMENTS now oilerin. at
" LARELN'S, organdic Lawns only IL cents,
very SUPERIOR 10. - cents. bcautiful GOODS, for
ladies Travelling dresses, Ta!mas with many other
desirable GOODS. upon which great reduction
II prices has been l1ate, also a lot Gt very cheap
PARAS0LS. Call at once on
les i. A. LARKIN. No 81 king-st.
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS!
4 Ii. PRISONS HAVING DOGS are hereby
a notified to arrly 70 the Auditor for Licenses,
Oil or before the ltth instant. The law, Us an-
thorizci By late act Of Assembly, Will he strictly
enforced a =aiust all WAC fail to comply with the
above requirements.
jcl-jiot 7. NJ. MCCORMICK, Auditor.
rs10 MILITIA 0FFICERS--t am daily manu-
/ featuring the Regulation Hat, il superior
STYLE. AMI with handsome trimmings and have on
hand tine assortment Of Swords, bc:s, SasheS,
Epaulcts and Bit;o"& and AIN prepared 10 equip
Military Coap.uic, al the shortest uo:ice.
ic2 y. y. RICHARDS. Jr.
TEEp COuL ,--IuSt received some more Of
IL thoS" celebrated Double and Single Dr..
Kane REFRIGERATORS. the best in use. Also,
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ADMITTED TO BAlL---J. 3. Brown, com
mitto4 to the Jail of this county, on Monday,
charged with circulating lncend'ary docr-
ments. has been admitted 10 bail IN the sum
Of $1,000. for his appearance Mt the July
tern, Of the County Court. His security Is
NJ. y. l.. Worst. Of this county.
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>.0ME TO THE PEOPLES CL0THIN ii
- STORE, No. 400, -th street, opposite the
rost ud,co, Washington, u. e.. 70 get your
k+OTHING. FURNISHING GOODS, HATS
nd CAPS. Westinghouse S--32wdw3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-08

The I.oxG BRIpCE.--We learn that the
s,,an orthe long bridge over the Potomac,
which was injured br the tornado about
tnrtriuht since, sunk about = o'clock. p. Nj,
Yesterday. as horse and buggy were cross
inc it. The horse &nd buggy anal 4 man
ana TWO boys WHO we're in the BUGGY e'cap,-
ed. Travel over III" bridge will be snSpcnd-
ii iJr the present
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-08
ALBEMAgLE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, II.
WI. 7. EARLY, President.
JoHN WooD, JR.. Secretary.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 52038 O3.

SolicitS continuance Of the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed. The business transaction.
of this Company are conducted on the most libc-
raj principles, and liz obligations promptly met
my it--eolm JAMES S. ROGERS. Agent.
2EST KIND OF INSURANCE WITH PRO
FITS, WITHOUT LIABILITY.
1--WE undersigned and j. {. i }. X. LEWIS
I represent over TEN MILLIONS FOR IN
DEMNITI on LIVES AND PROPERTY in
Alexandria, Georgetown. and Washington. AT the
lowest rates, and with dividends 10 policy holders
annually. Persons desiring Insurance will lind
it much to their interest 10 examine this plan.
10" Oiil.c I92, Seventh ST.. Washington, d. {.
References in Alexandria, Baynr Il Co, Gray,
Miller 4 Co., Francis Il. Smith, ESD, John L.
CREIGHTON. csa. J. c. LEWIS.
" .linrtnn inr 0S--ennnM
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T,r C.,nrrELL MI>>rEGj&.-This celebra-
ted Troupe, under the direction OF Mrs.
Matt Peel, will give an entertainment at
liberty Hall, this evening. All who wan.
10 hear some fine Vocal and Instrumental
Music, and enjoy y hearty laugh, should
attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-08

kouL-RAGI.-We were yesterday present
ell by MIR. Samuel c. Collins, vino will have
them for sale at his stand in the market. dur
inn the season, with mess oi kohl.Rabl,
or turnip rooted Cabbage. Il most excellent
vegetable par;aking Of the qualities OF the
turnip and cabbage, and much priced ~ the
Germans as a vegetable. 1t has but recent
IL been introduced into our market, and Will
40 doubt prove most acceptable.
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ie ST. Publisher.
xroTiCE--! In order that n correct return may
he made - the Department u the Interior IT
Wosh:nstnn. Gentlemen will please have prepared,
anu leave III tAer Resources ~ >,
TIia" OF a.: i'e"l an" ie'>'n"' i.>'a's'
birth. a-c, occupation, 4t, II I i&F4eF' """v''
tt,,: ~. %':n.;,.o- ;n,,i..m,nts. Quantities. ana
,;t"''r1;,.', 's,,t and c..raals rrolnc.l Bv al
N'S u ~ So ..,,, .;,l. al .,-,;tn viii
lie saved hot only - the Assistant -aaISa'' 2' |"
the citizens u the city ana cothsl.
il st u. VI. FRENCH. \. y.
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rsl0 MILITIA 0FFICERS.-t Am daily manu-
l. featuring the Regulation Hat III 4 superior
>ttl". anil with handsome trimmings. and have on
hand, Il tine assortment Of Swords Belt, SasheS,
Epaulcts and Buttons. and Am prepared 10 equip
Military Companies al the shortest a"'Ice
IL " Z. RICHARDS. Jr.
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u SIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-08

rsNHE PATENT ICE PITCHER, in Brtania
L and Silver Plated, Masser's, Forrcy's, and
Johnson's Patent Cream Freezers, common Free
zers. Wire Dish Covers, Fly Brushes, Bathing
Tubs, Infants Baths, Foot Tubs. Toilet Sets, for
sale by je Z JOHN OGDEN.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-09-05
$Z,158,Oo
IN JEWELRY, GIVEN AWAY !!
273 Valuable Prizes!

want II distinctly understood this is not Ralo or
Gift Entertainment It Is designed to obtain work and
customers and to this end every who will bring
work to do In the Jewelry, Matchmaking Daguerrean
business VIII present with many tickets as they will
expend dollars in my line. Those who want Watches
cleaned repaired, any Jewelry or Daguerrean work
dono have only to pay the regular price. Tho work
work will be warranted-watchcs for yearand be-
sides obtaining the work at the going rates. they will
receive many tickets In my Great Distribution they
expend dollars for work Remember that will not raise
the price Of my work. Purchasers need not have the
work done now but at any time hereafter the tickets will
be good for watch repairing or likenesses.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-09-05

SOMETHING THRILLNG.-One of the most de-
lightfully bewitching romances of the day Is
presented In the "Life and Doings of Abe Lin.
coln.n 1t is beautiful excelling any thing from
the pen Of Cobb, Ned Buntlne, or any Of the
writers Of fash literature. A poor little Tor
phing," without any father or mother or any
body else, starts out In life with nothing to get
o living with but his axe and maui, aud split
rails enough to make himself famous, here is
the story:
i. Lincoln Is born.
2. He suffers from teething and bad "nuss"
3. At an early age he is midshipman on fiat
boat, and distinguishes himself.
4. He leaves hatboating, and goes to split
ting rails
8. He splits more rails.
6. He splits rails in conjunction with John
Hanks
z. Lincoln quits the rail business and becomes
lawyer. He makes the bar split its sides
laughing at his jokes.
8. He goes to the Illinois Legislature, and
rails at the Democratic party.
8. He goes to Congress, votes against the
American soldiers, and gets his mileage with
distinction.
10. He runs for the Senate, and "goos down.
with heavy fall.
ii. He is nominated for President and anx-
iously awaits the result. n NNAt,,\Ts<. .,
PEcuLIAR.-A Washington correspondent says
1t 10 singular fact, that the six middle letters
of the name of the nominee of the Chicago Con-
vention for the Presidency, spell The name Of
his associate on the ticket, thus
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
And by dividing the names Of Hamlin aud
Lincoln by a line in the center on each side Of
the line will be found the name, in full, Of ci-
Their of the candidates, thus:
HAM LIN
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-09-05

Bf WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
The moon is at her fun, and, riding high,
floods the calm fields with light,
The airs that hover in the summer sky
Are all asleep tonight.
There comes no voice from the great woodlands roun
That murmured all the day
Beneath the shadows Of their boughs, the ground
IL not more stin than they.
But ever heaves and means the restless Deep;
His rising tides hear;
Afar see the glimmering biIlsws leap
see them breaking near
Each spring upward. climbing toward thshlr
Pure light that sits on high
Springs eagerly, and family sinks to where
The the mother waters lie.
Upward again Il sweIls the moOnbeams show,
Again, It's glittering crest
Again It feels the fatal weight below,
And sinks, but not to rest.
again and yet again until the Deep
Recalls his brood OF waves
And with sullen moan, abashed, they creep
Back to his inner caves.
Brief respite they shall rush from that recess
With noise and tumut soon,
And fling themselves, with unayailing stress,
Up toward the placid moon
Oh, restless Sea, that In thy prison here
Dost struggle and complain
Through the slow centuries yearning to be near
To that fair orb In vain.
The glorious source Of light and heat must warm
Thy bosom with its glow,
And on those mounting waves nobler form
And freer life bestow.
Then only may they leave the waste Of brine
In which they wsiter here,
And rise above the hills Of earth, and shine
In serener sphere.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-09-05
I'm COIN

1t ia also q fact worthy Of note, that the name
of each Of these gentlemen contains precisely
fourteen letters aud the next President Of the
United States will be the fourteenth. Remark.
able coincidence--very
From which circular circumstances, We con.
clude, that Lincoln and Hamlin, take them any
way you can fix them, will remain simply, Lin
coln and Hamlin, and that the President elect
will be the fourteenth President, whether his
name be composed of fourteen letters, or seven,
more or less. Since we have got into coinci-
dences let us arrange things differently, aud
see what comes Of it !:
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-09-05

A MODERN PoLTTIcIAx.-Dennis, alias Michael
Brown, was found few evenings since. 10 the
streets Of Boston, addressing an imaginary au-
dience, concerning the great principles now ag-
itating the country. Mr.. Brown, after coquet-
ting with bottle of whisky, Is usually taken
10 that way, and IL was judged by the police
that Mr.. Brown would be benefited by COM
planning Of him as q common drunkard, and
sending him to the place where whisky Is I'M
known, except upon special occasions.
"May Il please the Court" said Mr.. Brown,
squaring bis shoulders. as though about TO bold
forth to one Of bic imaginary audiences. would
1t make any difference regarding my case If the
Court was informed Of my politicsW
The Court looked at Mr.. Brown In astonish-
ment.
"Hurrah for the Little GiantW shouted Mr..
Brown, with keen look ct the Court 10 notice
the effect of the announcement.
1.-TWO months 10 the House Of Industry" the
Court said mildly.
Mr.. Brown thought be was on the wrong
track. He changed Immediately.
"Hurrah for Lincoln and Hamlin ~ be shout
ed as loud as ever.
1.-TWO months" repeated the Court, not NOV
ed the slightest by the cheer.
"Sold again." muttered Mr.. Brown. "Only
one more chance, )" and then be shouted
"Hurrah for Bell and Everett and id II
try again, If we never have President"
"Take him away" said the Court, "and stop
bis noise"
"This is q mean one horse town." muttered
Mr.. Brown. "One such yell as gave would
have set me free in New York and the honor of
drinking brandy with halfa dozen Of the Alder
men. This Is not the city for q man Of genius"
II either of the great political parties want
Mr.. Brown, he can be found without much
trouble.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-09-05

THE 6HEKTF AsD THE WIDow--A STORY OF
MISTAKEN FACTs.-We have heard good story,
Of which an Alabama Sheriff was the hero.
Court was In session, and amid the multiplicity
Of business which crowded upon him at term
time, be stopped at the door Of beautiful Wild
ow, off the sunny side of thirty, who by the
way, had often bestowed melting chances upon
the aforesaid Sheriff. He was admitted, and
the widow appeared the confusion and fright
which the arrival of her visitor occasioned set
off to greater advantage than usual the capti-
waiting charms of the widow M. Her cheeks
bore the beautifully blended tints of the apple
blossom her lips resembled the rose buds upon
which the morning dew yet fingered, and her
eyes were like quivers Of Cupids and the CLAN
ces Of love and tenderness with which they were
filed. resembled arrows that only invited q leau
TO do full execution. After few common
place remarks:
MADAM" said the matter-of-fact Sheriff. ~
have an attachment for YOU"
A deeper blush than usual mantled the cheeks
Of the fair widow the downcast eyes, whose
glances were conferred upon her beautiful foot,
which half concealed by her flowing drapery,
gently patted the floor, she, with equal candor
replied:
'Slr, the attachment Is reciprocal"
For some time the Sheriff maintained an as
tonished silence-at length he said:
MADAM will you proceed to courtW
proceed to courti" replied the lady with q
merry laugh then shaking her head she said
"No sir though this is leap year will not take
advantage Of the license therein granted for
my sex, and, therefore, greatly prefer that
you should proceed 10 C6wtF'
"But, Madam, the Justice Is waiting"
"Let him wait am not disposed to hurry
matters in so unbecoming manner and, be-
sides, sir, when the ceremony is performed, /
wish you to understand that greatly prefer q
Minister to Justice of the Peace"
A light dawned upon the Sherih's brain.
"Madam," said he, rising from bis chair with
solemn dignity, "there is great mistake here
my language has been misunderstood. The st.
tdchment of which l speak was issued from the
Office Of Squire c., and commands me to bring
you instantly before him to answer q contempt
Of court, in dsobeying subpoena in the case
Of Smith vs. Jones'"
We drop the curtain.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-09-05

In LUoK.-The London Times notices the fact
that ajourneyman printer, very steady, up.
right and deserving old man, has recently be-
come the possessor of 100000 by the decease
Of an uncle In Australia. He had been en-
ployed in the Office where he was working at
70 wealth, for more than forty years, without
intermission.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-09-05
Francis ]. Dunn, Atty for plaintiff.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF Me-
- yada, In the District Court Of the l4th Judicial
District of said State.
The People of the State of California to THOMAS Ed
WARDS Greeting
You hereby summoned 10 appear and TO the
complaint Of SAMUEL W. STEELE, filed against you and
j. c. Abbott trading under the Abbott Edwards,
within ten days from the service Of this writ If served
you in this county, within twenty days IL served you
In this District and out of this county and within forty
days served you the State and out Of this District
In an action the It'll day Of July 1S60
in said Court the OF thousand dollars
alleged by plaintiff to be due and owing him by these de-
iendants upon certain prOmissory note made by these
defendants 10 this plaintiff together with interest at the
rate of two and half per cent per month more fully
forth in plaintiffs complaint TO this action on file
the Office of the Clerk OF this Court certified copy OF
which is herewith served. And you hereby notified
that IL fail to said complaint herein direct
plaintiff will take judgment against you therefor By
default together with all costs Of suit and also demand
Of the Court such other relief prayed for in plaintiffs
said complaint.
In testimony whereof !. John s. Lambert, Clerk Of
(>) the District Court, aforesaid do hereunto set
I seal. my hand and impress the seal Of the said
vi Court at Office in the City Of Nevada, this
18th day Of July D. 1860.
JOHN. s. LAMBERT Clerk.
by Jos. NJ. l.EyEY, Deputy.
BY order Of Hon Niles Sear District Judge Of the 14th
Judicial District in and for Nevada county.
true copy. Attest, JOHN S. LAMBERT, Clerk.
Geo. s. Hupp. Atty for Plaintiff. t23m
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-09-05

THE RAvAeED SYRIAN TowNs.-Damascus
hiss a population of 120,0OO inhabitants zaahl,
before il was sacked, contained 11,0Oo souls !;
DER ell Kamer 1000, of whom 1000 are said
to have been slain; Hasbinya 5000, and Ra-
shaia $500.