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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-03-09
Written for the hanitowee Plot.
History of the Horse.
NJ MBER I,

Thi. series will consist of treati.es upon
subjects most interesting to those persons
employed in the various branches Of agri-
culture, and to those who reside in the
country, generally. It'naturally begins
with the consideration of those animals
which constitute the most valuable part Of
the farmers property. it is hoped that
these few hints will contribute to the in
t.rest, the improvement and the profit Of
the farmer, ard better the condition both
of himself and the animals entrusted to his
care. They may afford him a pleasant
companion at his winters fire8ide use
ful counselor, when employed in the
labors of his station and help to raise
his mind to serious but delightful con-
temptation Of the objects which Provi
dsnce has spread around US for our admi-
ration and our use. At the head Of those
animals which have been domesticated by,
or rendered useful to man, whether we
regard his n1ble form, his great sagacity,
or the manner in which he is connected
with our profit ami our pleasure, stands
the HonsE.
The naive country Of ,L., horse cannot
with certainty be traced. lie has been
found varying materially il size, form aud
utility. in all tie temperate. in most Of
the sn.t,, and IN many Of the northern
regions of The ol3 w,rJ In tho sacred
yoIume. which. besides is uiouer claims
to stand At the head Of the f,rp..r's libra
~ contains the oIl.., anth.o,ic rocord os
ua.t transactions we a,e toId that as early
=, 1G5o va4,. L.fr. the birth Of Chris
~ L,.,,, ,,;..,.ol g.,
''ef 'e'ii"''i' ''o'" =! ~ 'ue'o "ehS UP
Win MN 0"Ih chafIoi' ana horHeil-h
(Gen. L.. 9v) one !unIred and fifty
vA.rx aftaruar,le tho bor.e conS,itui.d Il .
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1 A Ws,tern editor says: awe
were recently presented with apair Of new
boots;' but innocently adds, the donor
did not remove them during the interest
ing CEREMONY
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RECEIPT FoR FEVER AND AGuE Ono
pint of new milk, right from the COW, boil
il and add half pint of porter, then strain
of the whey CRATE two ounces Of the bsst
CASTLE soap, put it over slow fire and stir
in the soap till it dissolves, divide ,nro
three parts and take it three successive
mornings.
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VOL. 1.
A Night in yeyy Orleans,

while thew do a great deal in tba. way for
the mere fun of the thing. it is not to be
supposed that thew are always iokinc-aI-
WAYS iibbing it, merely for the sake of rails
ing a laugh, or creatir, z wonder. In their
numerous fittings they mingIe with many
strange people, see many strange sights.
and often encounter Terils which TO many
would appear incredible.
We will relate little story which we
heard from the lips Of poor fellow now
dead ana gone
IN ne year Is, we were asS'stng m
the EDITORIAL department "t daily paper
which was published IN one Of the snail
cities OF View "rk. One n'ght-or rnth-
ef morning. (ior e"Ii"!s. reporters anc
printers are coi"pe irl - keep al sorts Of
hours after the .t2r'n$ were locked up,
aud every thing wa. ready for final Al
Jpnrnment to oar rr-peciive boarding
houSe-, proposition was made to visit a
near by restaurant for The "oubIe puri ose
OF having smoke AMI refreshing he IN
ner with Ilt'le something good and
pleasant to The palate. According \, We
repaired 10 the e1iTg saloon and while
discussing the good things before rs enter
laihed each olher oy reia'ing our adven-
lures ot sea "n" '"i"'
~ e,e' ~. - y ,''"' &ure"'u'
~ "a -'e" ,'''o"S s"lu ohai eN
''"'''' 8'f' ""9'''"2' 9oou 'o"hI"o'
ahI ie''N g'''u Young hiau
Ine>S 10, wa Tie general response.
ell VIII you near II no"
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CURE FOR UEAvEs IN HoRsEs-Com-
mon tar, mixed with a tablespoonful OF
ginger, made into bail, with shorts -
Given daily. Tie very worst cases have
been cured by this simple remedy, and the
cure i. Of permanent character.
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HA young man being Asked what
maize him so bald replied that the girls
had pulled his hair out by pulling him in
= thair Windows.
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sv.s What are you doing, daughter |"
" Undressing myself for the party, moth
ayn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-12
Elem Orleans 4ailp Grssesul.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
em @rIeans gflonsu Hlarket.
cazaessr asr,ex, 10. 10 Camp street. q,

s
-
Crescent OFFICE No. 10 Camp street.
Monday Evening" June II, is60s5
The business for the week opens under the sum
mer solstice of standard. There is very little
the part OF the few operators now ia
the city to move, evfnced by the light purchases
Of cotton for the last commercial week, which only
reached $500 bales against 20 600 bales for the cor
week last year. The sales Of tobacco
were 1000 hogsheads against 220d for the time
last year. The transactions In sugar were about
onehaH OF last year. In the general money market
the line Of discounted paper is on the increase.
me banks now have under discount thirty and
half millions Of dollars, which is two millions in
excess OF last year at the same time The increase
OF discounts for the last week was nearly quarter
OF million of dollars, and we have only ali orr .2ss
in coin against sl4 900 for the same time last
year. OF course it is expected that we shall mart
with some OF our COIN but we desire our Western
friends not to send too large suns Of their bills re-
ceivabe hither for negotiation, with instructions To-
remit in Northern funds at specified rates. The
circulation Of the banks by Saturdays report was
$1l 259 against sl1 SIS 0sl last year Although
the deposit line is 81 100000 less than last year,
yet we are approximatiBg the close Of the COM
mercial year under a much weaker basis than last
year.
To understand which way and how the money OF
New Orleans goes, we viii only take one case and
cite it. The steamer Adriatic, from New York on
the Sd inst. for Europe carried out SO passengers.
as hailing from New Orleans; though some of them
may not spend thousand dollars each in the way
80 -, -, ~
~. ~ M.
Ia.n
49,. q. =.
oa1e,t 80 80 -,
s,,to snsnd t,,e,r ,pone, f,eat, yort
H., ~, ,;,,,nr ,I.on, ,,aroa ~ rs, ~
H. FL
,;I, ~ u.
49,, ,
:. =. MI.
so many quasi citZeS lake every Dollar tlley make
away with them,
n h. -, !. L;of .;,,, 49, . :,
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IL ATHmAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

Cheaper and superior any other in Southern
climate.
It's tested and recognized qualities
LIST. DURA E&NITY-eQnal the best slate roofs.
ID TMPERXEA BTLITY-Snpefor any other; no cracks
leaks being possible.
3D. BEAUY-It presents granite like surface
4f CHEAP ESSIt much less than, though az
good any slate wood roof less than
composition roofing heretofore offered the public the
CUTTERS and valleys.
9th ING0MBUSTIBIIITY-It will resist fire better than
siate-roof.
9th CONFERENCE.-THE will soften under the heat Of
this elnae and protects the interior OF buildings from
hent of
Tth S0LInITY-I becomes harder smoother from ey
posuIe be roofs Of slope and being Of light
weight does not require heavy afes 1t while
Liable coosion and breaking does require REPAIRS
The TROPICAL ROOFING Ia chemical compound OF
substances several of which peculiar
proportions discovered by actual experiment experience
in this city
Of the the hands
of hs agent and be verified by person wishing
fore contracting
All orders left the Post Office, Box No. O. will y.
j. G. KATHMAN,
EolE lY cnrna of illnn md Nara
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Sunday Arrangement.


On Sundays the Steam Train will leave the city at o'clock
A. NJ, in lieu of the Horse Car.
The will the city Sundays every
from IL NJ. until IL r NJ
Sunday, the 9Th May the will leave
either end Of the Road every halfhon from o'clock p M
until o'clock p. N. FL,
The Horse will make extra special trips the Lake
night whenever required the Conductor must however,
ceve due notice
0nbusses Canal for the Depot every
utesr I
M Passengers earnestly requested to procure their tick
cts the Office under the Depot Cheeks tickets
NV d. PANpELY. snperintendent.
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HElMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION

HEl.MBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION.
HELNRoLD,s gueHu for The Bladder
HELMBo I Rs BTGHH tor tor The kinsys
HEhMBoi.b's BHoHu t tor Nereou usias
HHEMs%EBs sSSaS s. E as Vision
B9Es BSeHS for R Rsas ss Reshs
HELMBoLb,s BGaIia for General Debility,
HHIMboLb,s BSsIiS fsr aorror Fl Disease. ''
HEEMBoEp,s B9eHG Tor Watetainess
HELMBoLn's BgGau for Dryness of Skin.
s sSSHS .@sS1 M .,, -
1sHGSifs sH;f H6 fis sER with
is|?5 ~ a9sSss sssss
erection, and all diseases of
F FEHAtEs,, FEMAEEs FEMiEs.
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
Old Young Single, Married. contemplating Marriage
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL,
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUcHI1 is the very best remedy
arising from indisceon habits Of Dissipation or in the de
or change of life. See symptoms above
No Family should be without TT
TAKE NO MORE BALSAM Mercury and Unpleasant
HELMBoLD's= EXTRACT BUoHU CURES
Secret Diseases
u all their stages, a little expense,
'''s OF no enH aSp Nc vi EXPOSURE
Use HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BucHUfor Excuses arising
BY Young and Old,
diseases arising Dissipation II re-
all improper discharges and will restore the Patient
short time a of Health and Purity,
Use HELMBoLDS EXTRACT BUCHU for Diseases and
for all Affections
and diseases of the
Urinary Organs,
Male or Female.
from whatever originating, and matter Of
How Long Standing.
All the above diseases symptoms the same treat
and originate from the
Reads Reads Readl Read
HELMBoLD'S BUGHU is safe, and pleasant in taste and
odor, but immediate in its action.
Personally appeared before Alderman of city
Philadelphia, a. 7. HELMB0LD, Chemist, who being duly
sworn does that his preparation contains Narcotic her
curry, or injurious drug hui are purely Vegetable.
subscribed before this 2d day November
1854. WM. P. HIBBARp Alderman
Price per bottle, six for So delivered any
Prepared by II. A. HEIMBOLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
l0I South Tenth street, below Ghesnnt.
PHILADELPHIA.
na~Beware Gounerteits and unprnciped Dealers who
to dispose their ow oter' articles on the
reputation attained by
Hembod's Genuine Prepara ions. z
.5. Extract Buehu
SArsapar'lla.
Improved Rose WASH
Sold BY JOHN WRIGHT Il CO.,
q and ISL Ghartres street,
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
R9rAsK FOR HEIiMB014Ds-TAKE NO OTHER. Cut
ont the advertisement and send for IT,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
lash lyaw
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gsulsU Of lbs atDarsets.

eDIsU OF lbf 9tlayRffs.
---~------ s
eaEsS qnss ssrs isas, 10 q .sy sTszs.
corros 49,. Tie market vesserdav c.n ~
quiet, and the sales we're confined Il ab.ntT1lsa
bales s,rfeea t,st.,, h;s - .s Il. 81 n,
following quotations. II #s M
sns=v az, p.,,s !, .ys,.,rz.s. ,.,...
a. Mias,,ns 80 :, a,,,1
GesS ogasssy Gee NlasIiag
Low aidd'tns -.... FsT q
srArsAkSr ov COTTON.
Received M TO-
sseosissa s ~
r-...... ..u.. xxEaM
Exported yasierisy sz14sss
ssoex on hand not elsarsd Z e.
TOBACCO. =. The transactions embraced anuse
450 hhds., of which So on private terms. ard M
including 100 Admitted at 7te., and 285 Refused al
2ac. u h. s5ss
srArEMExr OF TOBACCO.
Stock hand ist September 1888. htds 1m
aeeeived yssssrday W. as
Exported since 1856
Z W 10y.
p aA'a NOV e'saea &AH
,,,os.1. 60. - i.'..'' "sis uspossa y,
- p,,. u. n = - lasea 49,
ma =, e iD aso - rian'as'on ~
m, .sa.s ~, 81 3. q, .s.s. ,g
NJ 29aoes na a. = sa,ss = sons zuV nos-
en to pr;n ~, on - es.s
aoc Il tbs ''tss 91 ss'Ass1son ~
FIouR. the market :, e ~ =, !, y,
VIII sales N abo.. Isr III, 1I'a
favor of buyers ncludr Nd q IN &; 9
4,raa ~. ~ ,xo 4, s. Z. 20 n
=
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<szaesl4sssssss LOSS UR TEEEpEa--jt. j. WEST
asssSs III ST. Charles street. continues supply the
sYFSSSS4yA LOSS OF TEETH without wires or springs
A9l1111up upon his principle of self adhesion. This
method hils procured him universal appreciation and is
9snded hsinga he most ingenious system of simplifying ARTI
perfect articulation and mastcation perfect natural
appearance defy detection by the closest observer
Vests method of filling teeth with gold combines al
mpoyemen,s Those Interested will End these
thanks the inhabitants Of New Orleans vicinity
practice they have favored him with last fifteen
years Office resdence lie ST. Charles street second doc
from Lafayette Square. ses II
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..#.. coMMuTATIoN TICKETS.
Persons who reside tbs city and have residence esab
sett on the line Of Road procure
rates. at the Office on Camp street.
I. S. WILLIAMS,
fec General Superintendent.
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Rriue
DENTISTRY,

Ness#a DIR. A. r. DOSTIE, No. ID BA-
ssees=EAA ROME STREET, having procured tbe as
Tsistance Of one of the skiful Dentists in
the country-DR METCALF Of New York-is nov prepared
to attend promptly 10 all branches of
DEN TIsTRY
Entrusted to his care
In regulating GHILDREN'S TEETH and the manufacture
Of Artificial Teeth, DR.. NJ has had UNPARALLELED sue
CESS.
&B-Teeth extracted without main. 5feY I'm
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A GRE AT POLITICAL WORK.
cLUsKEY's POLITICAL TEXT BOOK.
Or
Encyclopedia.
ByM. W. CLUsKEY, Washington D. C.

4 contains, among other things,
Tie various Party Platforms
IT, R Ranaas TeF iaa Of Congress
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Ad-
Green Douglas and eollamers Messrs Stephens
The ni.terial portan Of the Kansas Nebraska Bill.
Lscompton Topeka and Leavenwofh Constitutions
IN s he ne ees special
The Constitution Of the United States.
Articles Of Confederation.
S MsSng,en i fs ss ssa 49, ADDRESS
Virginia md Kentaeky Resolutions , IF l7as and 49,
Lands and able documents against it with full history of the
President PieTess Veto q the INDECENT Insane Land Bill
history of Railroad Grants by Congress- with the
Preent psrees Message yetog River and Harbor
0d Tho School Land Btr, and votes thereon.
The Clayton Bulwer Treaty.
Extracts from Speeches for and against Slavery.
Extracts from Speeches of noted Republicans and Adolf
Mr. Toombs' Boston Lecture Slavery.
MesSfs Fremont and Bnchanans Letters of Acceptance.
Mess buchanan and williams Letters the Bargain
iA Mr eai h por. Hi Address
T Tbs Mssss SftA Road Veto
4 history of Parry Conventions
RepuTt Of Davis of South Carolina, the Politica
Pewero he supreme Court , - ~. .an,. sn,,.,
Gov WISE and Mr. carher against the American
orgsnzaon ana Hon. A. H. stuart's Letters signed .'Nadi
Kenneth Raynrrs Speech Philadelphia in November 1856,
and North Garoiila III iooz
"A history Of with the the various Tariffs,
history of United States Bank and Abolition Petitions
Mr. FImore1s Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters
History al the Annexation of Texas.
Opinion public the Of Congress over the Ter
rieries.
The Nicholson Letter. -
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms
Missouri Compromise with vote thereon seetonay
classified. -
Tie i,ompromse Measures of 1850
Glayton Compromise.
Wimoi rroviso 553.
WITH many other things too to mention.
Eyery subject fully treated and in Congress-
sny snbieet having political signi6caffon is given.
hs hook will post up the public speaker fully on the Kansas
( and other auestsns
2 single Copies, So Club Of Six si5. 5z=
ue Philadelphia.
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1 Is. BOIRON.................. ID. BORON,
- Ga ST. CHARLES STREET.

eSn ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
slave JOE if taken the Stare Fifty Dollars if
found in the city alive. He his quarters
Orleans Cotton Press about o'clock the evening of the
2d of Anri about honr afterwards reported the
residence Of the undersigned unknown person that he had
been chased into The river by Waterman and drowned
which Is believed be ruse 10 facilitate his nothing
the kind has yet been asceaned have occurred Joe
about IS years old his color is black of the deepest
shade he is abnu, feet Sinches high has large
intel gen He had when he left home pair of
pantaloons aud hickory shirt.
vessels hereby harhor said
the penalties Of the law will be enforced against Them
as If c. ID YANCEY.
80 Fr nsa sfaAFs ohis1hA AND n fhoop from
M The undersigned formerly Drug Store OF Fl. Bonnabel)
has received The following arclesGhemicas and Special
Medicines-Rmong which
YERATRINA--160 vials.
SESQUICHLOR OF IRON.
VALFRIANATE OF QUTNINE, etc.
EXTRACT OF IPEGAU1
RkGNAULD PASTE.
RAQt IN CAPSULES.
ROGERS POWDER.
CHERRY LAUkEI. WATER.
EAUDE TIiILEuL
SPIRITS OF aGHLERIA.
PEACH BLOSSOM SYRUP.
PATt7H0HLY LEAVES.
ASH LEAVES
RED ROSES 80
PuPELEUM OINTMENT.
0kSEILLES IN PASTE.
GLASS RETORTS, etc, etc
b. JouRDAN
s2 tny25 CORNER Natchez spd Tchonpitonlas sts
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ASEoDorE OF MATTHEW'S celebrated COM
median stepped into an auction room one hlght on
his way home.
..W6o bids more?h called aloud the auetioneer,
81 bid more,n cried voice from the far end OF
the crowd.
I. And pray, sir, what do you bid p cried the
auetioneer, in tone of contempt
Z" ] bid you good night" said Matthews, and
bolted.
The auction room was in roar that time
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Amoant Of dseo,nts beyond ninety days June 1873 GAL
I far The week ........................S 81, 092 14s
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cATTLE u AREKT

JET atssAN CIT n, sJua II, lsdl
Arrived 100 Texas Cattle ana lla Calves and
Yearlings.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF ORLEANS I
City of New Orleans.
Be it remembered 18th day January 1860
ore me- subscriber Justice of the Peace In and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos Soo President and
Edwards Secretary Of the Sun Mutual Insurance Com
pany Orleans who being duly sworn according 10 law
do depose say Just and
transcript the books Of said company
THOS. SLOO, President.
JAS. EDWARDS Secretary.
Sworn subscribed this 18th day of January
1860. d. F. MITCHELL,
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish Of Orleans.
resolved interest OF SIX
PER CENT. IN CASH, the outstanding Certificates OF
Profits the holders thereof their legal
on day of February next Also to declare
dividend of FORTY PER CENT. 40 per cent, on the ne
premiums Of the Company for the ending Dece
Der slst 1852 certificates will be issued the 18th
March next.
The Directors after reserying ONE MILLION OF DOR
LARS of profits resolved that all the outstanding
Certificates Profits the Issue of the 1856 be redeemed
paid holders thereof their legal on
the day February next The Certificates TO be
produced time of payment for cancelment and interest
on same to cease after the Slst December, 1889
THOMAS $780, President.
JAMES ID. DENEGRE viee-P President.
JAMES EDWARDS. Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
James u. Denegre, Ell Hart
A. D. Kelly, John C. Kicks,
Hugh Wilson, J. H. Stanffer,
J. \ dc Egana, H T. Lonsdale,
Henry Renshaw, John G. Gaines,
A. G. Tremouiet, Thomas Sloo,
ANDING Elk BARK MOUNT VERNON, from Leg
horn20 Slabs of White and Vened Marble and
S fslo # BiREILI Il Co. 81 ommon street,
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eREscEn7 fJYTieE, No. 79Csay srrrxr i
aesdMy MorH9ns. Jana "a 1890
COTTON The market yesterday continued
quiet, and the sales were confined to about 1860
nales prices being chiefly within the range 81 fIle
following quotations. h
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sl1,572,2 $50 sl6,ese,5s7 81, A2,oal
CIe o2n ES-


Actual increase Of and Dis Loans for the
The following is the comparative statement Of
loans, discounts mortgages and pledges, which in.
cludes active movements, excepting exchange and
IA,
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:. PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL

cn5z1 ri 81 W man,
80 yXE-H14Co Commencing Tuesday. May l, 1850.
Fare and from the Lake, day, only %
RSrPlease buy tickets AT the Office under Depot.
-pEPARTURE y
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ANDING Elk BARK MOUNT VERNON from Leg
Il ho2l0 Slabs Of White and Vened Marble, and 10 casks
isio Il ''s'' BARELLI 4 CO.. 81 onmon street,
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Both Of which make close connection Canton with Trains
the Mississippi Central Road .s- .4 5.rE
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E4Ek FOX SALE-SGHo,NER JOTNyII,LE-AT
H$ Private Sale until SATURDAY 24th inst and If moi
by that time, she win be offered public auction
the Louis Exchange. i
For terms aud full particulars apply to
y PBAC1DE J. SPEAR, Anctioieer
No. IA Cilartres street
ml2 t24 Between BeI vile and Cont streets
The Nevada journal., 1860-09-14
aeeal ads.
Summons.

STATE OF CALIFoRIA, County OF NEVADA. ss.
District Court of the fourteenth Judicial Dis
trict of said State. The People Of the State
of California to S. J. DeYoung and Lewis
abraham. greeting:
You ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO
appear and answer to the complaint of
Richar'l Kelsey Administrator of the Estate of
Edw. Kelsey des'd tfled against you.l within ten
days from the service of this writ, if served on
you in this Cnenty, within twenty DAYS if served
on you in this District and out of this County.
and within forty days if served on you in the
State and out OF this District; in an action COM
menced on the 10Th day Of July, A. n. 1860. in
said Court, to recover the sum of four hundred
and eighty-eight dollars alleged by Plff to be
due and owing to the estate of Edward Kelsey
deceased by these defendants upon certain
promissory note made aSd executed by said
defendants to said Edward Kelsey. deceased. as
ismorc fully set forth by Plaintiffs Complaint to
this action, now on file in the Office of the Clerk
of this Court, certified copy Of which is here
with served.
And you are hereby notified that if Won fail To
answer said complaint as herein directed. Plain
tiff will take Judgment against You therefor by
default. together with all costs Of suit: ard also
demand of the Court such other relief as is
prayed for in Plaintiffs said Complaint.
In testimony whereof 7. JoHS s. LAMBERT.
Clerk Of the District Court aforesaid do hereunto
(I lset my hand and impress the seal of the
"' said Court at Office, in the City of Ne
vada, this 18th dav of July. A. n 1860,
JOHN 8. LAMBERT. Clerk.
BY order of Hon. Niles Searls, District Judge
of the 4th Judicial District. in and for Nevada
County. A true copy.
Attest. JOHN s. LAMBERT, Clerk D. C.
Bv Jos. NJ LEvEy. Deputy.
John Anderson. ri frs fty