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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-28
c,TATE OF CALIFORNIA. Coumty o

= Nevada. IS. In the District Court Of the l4ih
Judicial District Of said State.
The People Of the State Of California to G. r. TAY
L0R. Greeting
TO the complaint of :. n. DlKEMAN, hled agains
YOU, within ten days from the service OF ths writ,
If served on yon in this county. and within twenty
davs if served on YOU in this District and ont OF tins
county. and within forty days if served on you in
this state and out Of this District, in an action com
n1enced on tho 18th day Of April, a. d, 1861 IN
said Court TO obtain decree OF this Court lor The
foreclosure Of certain mortgage, bearing date the
10Th dav Of October A. D. 1859, executed by the SAIL
defendant to plaintiff and for the sale Of the premi
ses therein and in satd complaint particularly men
toned and described and the application of the mon
eys arising from such sale TO the payment OF the
amount due on four certain promissory notes ssf
forth in said complaint made and delivered TO said
plaintiff by the defendant bearing even date With
said mortgage and thereby intended to be secured
TO wit: The sum OF 81 500, with interest thereon
from the 18th day of October A. D. 1859. at the rate
Of two Der cent per month till paid and II any deh-
cheney shall remain after applying all OF said moneys
properly so applicable thereto then that Plaintiff
may have execution therefor against the said defend
ant also that said defendant and all and every per
son claiming through orunder defendant subseq quen-
ly to the date of plaintiffs mortgage and the corr
mencement of this action, may be barred and fore
closed of all right claim hen and equity OF redemp
tion in and to the said mortgaged premises. or any
part thereof. and for such other ana further ieHei
or both in the premises as may be just and equlia-
ble And you are hereby notified that if you fail 70
answer said complaint as herein directed, plaintiff
will take judgment against YOU therefor by default,
together with all costs OF suit and counsel fees in The
Of $3.50 and also demand OF the Court such oth-
er relief as is prayed for in plaintiffs said complaint.
In testimony whereof, !, John ;. Lambert, Cefk
(~e@1 Of the District Court aforesaid. do here
I seal unto set my hand and impress the seal
~ Of sad Court, at Office, in the City ol
Nevada, this Sd day Of May a. q. 1861.
JOHN s. LAMBERT, Clerk,
By Jos. ROBERTs, Jr., Deputy
BY Order Of Hon. Niles Seari, Judgeof the District
Court aforesaid.
JNO. s. LAMBERT. Clerk.
By Jos. ROBERTS Jr., Deputy.
7. P. Hawley, Atty for Plaintiff. may4-Sm
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TRUSTEES REPORT.

Receipts and Expenditures of the City Government
for the year ending May l4th 1861
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Legal Notices.
TONsTABLE's sALE.-state Of r.,

CONSTABLE'S SALE.-State of Cali.
Z, iornia County of Nevada Tow hship Of Blonn,
field. ss BY virtue Of an execution TO me ieliyerea
issued from the Court of w. c. Carter. an acting .lu
tice Of the Peace in and for the County aiaresad
bearing date May Sth 1861, TO satisfy judemen,
rendered by the aforesaid W. c. Carter p. on NJ
Both day of April 4. ~ 1861. in favor of THOS Gal.
LAGHkR and against the MONTREAL Co. for N,
sum Of one hundred and fortyeght dollars and tbir
ty-fve cents. debt interest. damages and costs q
suit have taken in execution aud will sell to IA.
highest bidder for cash. the following described min
ing claims 10 wit: All those mining claims bein.
situated and lying in Hunbug district, State ana
county aforesaid, fronting on Humbng creek. t,e
hundred feet more or less bourded ON The south !,
the Canadian Co.'S claims, on the north by lemon.
and Powers claims and running back to the center
Of the main ridge will sell the same on TUESDAY
the 4th day of June A. y. 1851, on the Claims, he
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock a. NJ and O'Clock y
~ Of said day.
Taken as the property Of The Montreal Mining Co.
TO satisfy the above demands and accruing costs.
Given under my hand this Sth day Of May 1861
may93w A. BICKFORD, Constable
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THERE are now living in Lafayette
county, ILL.,, Revolutionary soldier, who
fought under Washington; an officer Of the
war of 1912, who was on duty at Detroit
when that post was ngloriously surrendered
by Hull; native of Poland, who fought
under the first Napoleon, and an English
man, one of The few survivors of the six
hundred light dragons. who made the
splendid charge at Balaklava, when
Into the jaws Of death,
Into the gates Of hell.
Rode the six hundred.
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NrOTICE no CREDiTORS.-Estate OF

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Estat OF
IN JOHN HEBRON deceased Notice is hereby
given by the undersigned II. u. Thompson, admins
traitor Of the above named estate 10 the creditors Of
and all persons having claims against John Heron
deceased, to exhibit the same, with the necessary
vouchers within ten months from the first publica.
ton of this notice to the undersigned at his Office,
Nevada City.
II. B. THOMPSON,
Admir- of the estate of John Herrcn decd.
March 25th 1S6l.-rnar26-4w
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TREAsURER'S REPORT.

TREASURERS REPORT.
T. T. DAVENPORT in account with the City Of
Nevada:
DIR. To balance cash on haud May 10th 81 $50 2S
- Cash received from MAY 10th 1860
to May 18th 1861 6I............... 5.0s6 Is
Total ...................S St, ,636 IS
CR. By amount Of scrip redeemed and in
interest on same me................... Gals 76
q" BY Treasurer's commission .... 80. 192 AZ
" = balance on hand. 2S 20
Total. .......................s s6,636 4S
7. T. DAVENPORT. City Treasr.
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CONsTABLE's sALE.--state OF Call.

~ fornia, County of Nerada, So BY virtue Of an
execution to me delivered issued from the Court u
r. w. Smith Esq, an acting Justice Of the Peace n
and for the County aforesaid. bearing date May llh
a. D. 1861 to satisfy judgement rendered by said
Court on the 5h day OF March 4. D. 1861 in fayofa
J. II. HELM and against 7. J. CHAMBERS for le
sum OF Sl77 .07 debt interest, damages and eosisd
suit with two per cent per month interest from date
of judgment. have taken in execution and wiz
sell 10 the highest bidder for cash, the following d.
scribed property. to wit All the right, title and h.
terest OF T. !. Chambers in and 10 that certain waits
ditch and premises situated lying and being in ls
Township and county Uf Nevada. state of California
known and designated as the Cascade Ditch taking
water from Big Deer creek (; will sell the same al
public auction in front Of the Court House door h
Nevada City, on WEDNESDAY the 9Th day OF jun
4. d. 1861 between the hours Of O'Clock A. n and
O'Clock P. NJ. of said day.
Taken as the property Of T. J. Chambers to satisg
the above demands and accTuing costs.
Nevada City May 14th 1861.
mayl4-3w J. D. GRAY, Constable.
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Miscellaneous.

PAINT, OIL, GLASS AND WALL
PAPER DEPOT.
KENT & HfACIxAY, ProprietOrs.
vTVHE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFUL ANNOUNCE
i to the public that they have connected the
above with their former business Of
Carpenters and Builders,
At their old Stand. They have constantly on hand
a full assortment of
Paints. Gilt Mouldings,
0IIs window shades,
Class Paint Brushes,
wall Paper. Etc. Etc. Etc.
aSs-Paints Mixed & Gilt Frames made to Order ga
Painting and Paper Hanging done with neatness
and dispatch 49,
nj B-Furniture Repaired and Vanished.
The advantages derived fiom the connection oi the
above business enable them to sell at lower rates
than any other house in town. .
Persons wishing articles In their line would do wen
to give them call. n ksN - .c,r,v
oct2H No 97 Broad street Nevada.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-EstNte q

NOTICE To CREDITORS.-EstRt Of
IN CALEB MASON, deceased. Notice is hereby
given by the undersigned Administrator Of the above
named estate to the creditors Of, and all persons
having claims against Caleb Mason deceased, to e1.
hibit the same with the necessary vouchers. within
ten months from the FIRST publication of this notice
to the undersigned at his office at Nevada city.
April 22d 1861.
H. b. THOMPSON, Admir-.
apr23-4w of Estate Of Caleb Mason deceased
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We earnestly request those lndebt-
od 10 us 10 pay up. The amounts
are generally small, and nov that the
collection Of large debts has been
suspended, You can surely pay the
small ones. We have been compelled
to dirpcnse with the labor Of one
hand in the Office, and still such is the
staena,ion of business, ,ha, We can {,
more than pay expenses. We will
take butter. eggs, chickens. mutton,
or beef a, the hghes, markc, price.
Remember iha, newspaper cannot
be kept up unless each patron will
make it poin. to pay promptly.
We have to pay cash in advance for
every thing, and it would make you
weep to look over our books and see
how many persons owe us two and
three dollars each, which they have
owed for one, two aud three years.
wi,hou, The least apparent compunc.
iion Of conscience.
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Gp TIC telegraph.
From ihs Memphis Ppeul
Mondays Dispatrhes.

WAsnlEGroS, JuNE | The Free.
dom md Lancaster are engaging Con.
fcdoratcs at Aqua Creek. Two war
vessels have bcon ordered to their sup.
port.
Joseph Watson, Minister to Brazil,
says that vessels entering the ports
Of that country with improper clear
anccs will be seized, and that outcom-
ing vessels, owing to the impossibility
Of obtaining proper papers, will be un-
molcsted.
Alexandra has been opened AS a
port Of entry.
One hundred thousand cnrtril5es
were sent to Fortress Monroe To-Day.
Column with orders to occupy Fair.
fax Conat-honse before daylight, ia
advancing.
The War Department was kept
open all night to hear the result at
Aqua Creek.
Sr. LourL, June AL the rivers
are rcceding.
BNTlNoRg. June 1-Ex.Goycrnnr
Thomas &. Pratt. aud Ex-Governor
Il. Louis Lowe hace pcon errcstcd
aud taken to Washington. >
CuuCAGo. June l.-Scnat0r Dougl.
is sinking.
NEw YORK. june lit ia rcpor.
ted that a portion Of Gariha-di Ouarp,
threw down their muskcts dsclarinS
thst they would have rifles. Two of
them we've shot and the remainder
concluded ,akh muskcts.
General Butler will probably giy,
Sewcll's Point and Norfolk wide
berth aud is Strengthening his position
NEST Of the james river.
There are but few troops at Rich.
mond. us most of them are sent for.
ware immediately upon their arrival
Two Columbiads I'm rlute from
pittsburg to Fort MclIcnry, wcr,
spiked at Baltimore: the damage wa.
not discovered until they were noun
ted.
Brig. Gen. Jones has been burnt il
cfiigy by the Massachusetts, volunteer,
a, the Relay House.
Brig. Gen. Price will supcrsede Gen
Jones and Gen. Butler will suppressed,
Gcn'l Cadvalladcr.
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ibaF Aa4ia effss
WnMh iHa Ihefe sft
sgns faa faHs i'tsfFfhfffi
enlhf iffftg t.f. iima anl Man.
aff0 lfN
81 fr lHHff f,sfnefi
FiII .INW Mn lfM 0ni hghf
N NshNs Ofb a within
fffH Hf h4H
1bf I Htalrahdaff
ahd va .4saif bih sfo loid.hg iho
columns ahd n,t Wl'l be- supported
w iIa entire force from Washington,
Unnecessary Upon eonqaefihe FAR.
ffA che raIlfosd will be Immediately
repaired N That point ~ ihe trans.
tafirllgn n lFoops - ~ 10 attack
Mnntasas.
The l2tb Regiment are ordered ~
.lofp their arms 5000 sgnihefhefi
sGll bold Fairiag Court House.
BALTIMORE. Juno Marshall
lIonaferi has roiurnl from Washing.
Ton, instructed 20 arrest all plotlors
against the Federal Government. be
aa'led all nrmea IN doubtful hands,
ani 70 employ deputies 10 watch the
h.glwnya leading from the city
Tho Marshal holds himself accom-.
table only to the War Department,
CfscEsArrl. June 4 The Fedcr.
als have advanced beyond Grafton
meeting the Nirginians nj PhillippL
On The side Of tho Fodcralists Col.
Kelly was killed, Tho Vrginians
retired.
WAsnlSGTos, June A NOV.
mcnt was made on Fairfax Court
House, last night, but there are no
particulars. for obvious reasons.
There has been no renewal Of attack
upon Acquia creek. When Scott is
ready the place will be carried: In
the meantime, the pwnee Is cruising
IN the vicinity to prevent the erection
Of further Notifications.
High military authority says there
will be no movement Of the Federal
troops for few days.
LOUISVILLE, June i.-Orders have
been received at the Post Office here,
that Southern letters are ,ob be for.
wardel as heretofore. Some letters
have been received from the South,
bearing the Confederate stamp, and
have been dcllyerd--the postmaster
collecting 3 ccnis additsona. No
change will be made till furthher
orders.
LOUISVILLE. June 4.-lIcn. John
J. Crittcndcn is announced as MI
independent Union candidate foi
Congress.
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ALEXANDRIA, June 3.--Capt. John
Mann was the only Virgiuian killed
in the fight at Fairfarx Courthouse.
Extra Billy Smith figured in the fight
The re,reating hcrscmcn were pur.
sued and two Of them were captured.
The Colncl commandine. the Feder-
alists was wounded.
1t IS raining here. e.and no apprehen-
sion exists Of an attack.
CHICAGO. June 3.-Senator Doug
las died this morning.
HAnRIsBrRe, June 3.---Prolisicns
canutinuc to be sent IRON Maryland
to Harper.s Ferry.
wAsnrsaroS. June 3.--Thc South.
erncrs, at Aqua, Creek bea, Of the
Anscosta and Freedom. killing q
number Of their men on board. IL
renew the attack the Federalist sr'
waiting on the Pawnee, which is N
the river waiting for transports will
troops.
ST. Louis. June 3.-Ccl. Lyon vii
be proceeded agains. in the Mcdowell
case.
Gen Harncy was removed because
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sARpls, PASoLA Co.. May, 1, 81.
AT a meeting Of the citizens Of
Ssrdis and vicinity on Saturday the
4,h ul,., the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously passed
Whereas. War has been forced
upon US by the North, and our ccun-
try thrown into q state Of confusion.
by an enemy villianous in their dc.
signs; and Who have already set forth
in their programme the intention Of
exciting our slaves to insurrcction.
be il therefore,
Resoired, That We, citizens Of
Pamela County in assembly convened,
do appoint all good and law.abidinp
men as patrols. and do urge upon them
the Importance Of promp, and indus.
trious action.
Rsselrsa. Ths, cech member ii
this meeting will make !, HE especial
bssisess TO lisperse all unlawful as.
semblaers Of negroes By the inaic;ior
Of severe bat reasonable punishment
upon each one composing such crowd
so far a. he tan.
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a 1OmWtspONU1Nts

Tie communication from Snflis
ss, mIslail IN our Office m ii would
have leen polished sooner
Vs. again request our friends 70
srio short articles, and lo careful ~
sfio On bot one ,ie = hs hed =
pgo Oar eomposiior boz a,nled
lnsclf of bn rights under ihc
'prinier. law and sill not ict up
any article written on both sides Of
the paper. All matter for publication
must be directed 20 The Puolh STIR
and not to the editor BY name
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STATE LOAN.

James II. Joncs and T.. I. McGchcc
have been appointed commissioners
for Pamela County, to receive sub.
scrip,ions to the State loan. Ccr,iii.
Gates bearing ten per cent interest
will be issued to subscribers, which
will be received in paymcn, Of taxes
ncs, year. Every man in the coun.
ty ough, to take the amour, Of hi.
taxes. nj least.
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Nailey's Springs.
NEAR FLORENCE. ALA.

AvstAo UbVbeus us4VO6e husn
g1,llls mos, celebrated Watering Place b
/ now open for the reception of visitsF',
and has already good many persons ffou
different parts OF the country. We hAv.
engaged the services of the celebrates
HOLDING BAND for the season, Who ss
hard to excel on brass or string instruments.
The advantages Of fishing are admitted B!
all who have VISITED this place 10 excl fhsss
Of any other watering place, Shoal sse
being only quarter Of a mile, and Tensss
see river only fonr miles distant, and y
are supplied with fishing boats Or siip
for the purpose. Our Ten.pin Allsys ~
Billiard Tables are In good order.
Thewaters Of these Springs are feece'
mendsd by more than two hundred OF "
most eminent PHYSICIANS in the sarfouse
ing country. for the cure Of scrofula, drop
~, dyspepsia, liver complaint, disease r
culiar to females, sore eyes, eeseoie disi
rhea, syphilis, and all diseases ef We hls
neys, urinary organs, and al cutaoees
diseases. Numbers Of the most renassa
bic cures have been testified TO By -
respectable living witnesses.
tol.Iames Murdoch, late Of luta Spring
assists in the management Of the hssss
and no pains will be spared to make {.
guests in every way comfortable. On ~
shall be supplied with the best " ssses,
affords, and our accommodations y ese.
rsspec. shall be % good - thsss Of =!
other Watering place in ~ ssunesy.
Our stages viii be q ~ deeos q ~
ence on the arrival of Ne sasA = ell ~
and convey ali pssss1sse y - M
Springs without delay. -
Our livery ssssls = cell steseee -
carriages, baeries ss1 bsssee, epleee
riding. ELLIS . Co., Psspgssesse
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Wanted SO Horses.

fINlf undersigned is authorized 10 con-
j. tract for htly four horse. for a bat.
terry Of field Artillery. Persons dosirol.
Of aiding the State, and at the .ame time
disposing Of their horses on favorable
terms. will 10 well to apply. Applications
in person nr hy letter at Pamela, will be
promptly attended to.
The undersigned confidently appeals to
the patriotism and county pride of the
people of Pamela. to enable him to equip
the battery wi.hcu; getting single horse
outside the limits of the county.
AgOot Blacksmith, Saddler aud ArIifccr
are also wanted for the battery.
ALFRED HUDSON.
Capt. Hiss. Army.
June S,h. 1861. ls-2w
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Letter from Cant. u. Moore
fohT McR,r, May s, 1861.
Col. ". y. Ward.

''Nnhh, VIA! 9, lool.
Col M y. Ward.
DEAR sia-Believins Tia, after
this lapse Of time. some ascount Of
the Panola Guards nigh, be Of inter.
est to fhe citizens Of Panola County.
! Will ss,enr, in an humble way to
fulfill a promise made before I left
home.
We have been since abou, the 10Th
Of April stationed in this Fort. drill.
ing ourselves q, heavy artillery, and
preparing the fort for a successful
attack or defence, as the case nigh,
b, bss ! am prohibited by military
sraers from giving you particulars fOr
psblisssioa.
Oar Southern blood Was made tc
euisken and almost boil on yes,erda,
evening, On account Of the Zee. Of
~ barber, capturing two steamer,
shAs wsrs supposed to be laden Will
provisions for shis port, in full vicv
Of ~ withost our being able, for III,
want II tho proper means, to 50 Il
~ rsssue. The stssmers we're ,h
Lses sad Dick Keys Of Mobile.
We have had. great deal Of sick
No b ssr company since We has
~ b nssila. Owing to our hard
~ 81 dAnse Of diet, being forcc'
= lIvs - ffist pieAisi pork an,
- ND; ~ Ne hsvs stous heart,
0dsss ssoasas y eadsrs she hard
solPs ~ suGts psivssisss Il Ne cat
he u svvise to our insulsed South.
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Constitution ana By-laws of
the spingport Home Guards.

On Saturday, llth Of May, pur.
suant to previous notice, the citizens
in the vicinity Of Springpor,, panola
county, Miss, met at Springport for
the purpose Of organizing a Home
Guard. Col. W. s. Jones was called
to the chair, and J. A. Garrett ap.
pointed Secretary.
The following Constitution and By
Laws was presented ly J. 7. Brown.
After several readings the whole was
adopted.
CONSTITUTION.
Article |. This company shall be
called the Springport Guards.
Art. =. The object Of this company
shall be the protection Of the lives
and property Of the citizens against
foreign or scryilc insurrcction.
Art. 3. The company shall no, be
required to perform duty ont Of the
Beat, except by two-thrd vote Of
company.
Art. 4. The officers Of the com.
pany shall be as follows: a Captain.
is,. "a, and II Licutcnants, Ensign.
Orderly Sergeant and Treasurer.
Art. 5. The officers shall be elect
cd BY majority yotcof the company.
Art. 6. II shall be the duty Of the
Captain assisted by his officers, TO
keep the company in mn efficient
state Of military drill the company
shall have authority TO appoint the
time and place for drill.
Art. I. Any citizen Of the Beat
shall be eligible to become member
Of this company: subject to the vote
Of the company, a majority vote elect
ing.
Art. s. Each member shall supply
himself with mn cilcicn, gun, which
he shall keep a, all times ready for
use.
Art. .. ANY subject that may b
prcscntcdfc consideration, aside from
the specified duties Of the company
shall be voted upon and decided by a
majority vote.
Art. 10. Each member Of this com
panv shall be a pa,role and report u
the Captain ut any time.
= Art. II. A two.third vote Of th,
whole company shall he necessary 70
/. the smcndmen, of this Constellation
aud bylaws.
BYLAWS.
LIST. a fine Of 50 cents shall be i'm
posed upon each member for mona,
tendance at drill. except he has
y good excuse. to be determined by ,h
g company.
Il u. A fine Of fifty cents for bring
/. ing loaded gun into the ranks with
4 GU, the order Of the Captain.
!. 81. Any member attending dril
withou. gun shall pay iinC Of =
cents.
/ 9Th. All fines shall be collected b
4 Orderly Sergeant and paid by him I
tho Treasurer for the use Of tho con
: psny, sabjec, to majority vote.
r. 9Th. Il shall he the duty Of IN
Orderly Sergeant. in case cf a
. emergency. to notify each member ,
= the company to meet at the usu,
!. : place Of drill.
Aieer the adoption Of the abc,
Il Constitution and Bylaws. the con
Al pany went into an election for Il
: psspcee Of clscsins their officer
= which resulted in the election cf n
/. Jcssee Low. Capt.; Dr.. n. n. "
Jams. Is, LIEUT.. J. Clemenss.