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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-01

NEW BOwERY THEATRE.
IN sole Propretors Messrs g. L. Fox J. W. Lngard
TUESDAY, JANUARY I. 1861
HAPPY NEW YEAR To ALI.
Two Glorious Performances,
Afternoon at o'clock precisely.
The Grand Equestrian Drama uf
MAD ANTHONY WAYNE
With Mr. j. y. Nathan's Stud OF 20 beautiful Horses
The Romantic Melo Drama of
VALENTINE AND ORSON,
And the Nautical Drama OF
BEN TIE BOATSWAIN.
Evening Performance at o'clock.
The Equestrian Drama OF
MAD ANTHONY WAYNE.
Mr. q. y. Foxs comic Pantomino OF
THE FRISkY COBBLER
and the romantic Mclo- Drama Of
fHhRESE, THE ORPHAN OF GENEVA
Afternoon Performance
On Wednesday aud Saturday
For the accommodation OF Families
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-23

BAsTILTNG OF SAVANNAH MERCHANTS. = Some
days ago the telegraph announced that Andrew
Low, we'll known and esteemed merchant of this
city had been arrested in Cincinnati Oh his return
from Europe and sent to Fort Warren, in Boston
harbor.
Saturday last private dispatch was received
here, stating that his partner, Mr.. Charles Green
who was also returning from Europe, had been
Mr.. Low is Scotchman by birth, but is citizen
of Georgia, having resided in Savannah since he
was eighteen years of age. Mr.. Green, though, is
q British subject, notwithstanding his long and
useful residence in Savannah. Lord Lyons will
doubtless give immediate attention to the outrage
that has been committed upon his personal
liberty.
Both these gentlemen are among our very best
citizens, and their numerous friends much regret
the inconvenience to which they have been sub
iected. TSavannah Republican.
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TRkNED HoRsE.-Texas Rangers can do any
thiag that can be done on horse, and their-noble
horse. We saw one Oh the street yesterday that
knew all tllo cavalry commands, a9d performed
ali the movements as his rider called them oat.
After tie drill the Ranger asked bin what he
would do with the Yankees, and lie replied by
leapins OF the ground as q deer leaps ugon a
poisonous snake Louisville Courier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-23

EAST TENNESSEE Matters Prisoners Joining
Confederate AYmy-Prson Bro'onl.to PTeaching.
Later advces represent that our friends in East
Tennessee are actively engaged III quelling the re-
beon and bringing the Union men to Justice.
Scarcely day passes that they do not bring in
scores of prisoners to Chattanooga. On Tuesday
last, Capt. Tanksley's company brought in twenty
same day, forty-one were brought from Knoxville,
of whom tweuty,four enlisted in the Confederate
service.
The men engaged in the Union movement in
East Tennessee are represented as an exceedingly
ignorant class of men, who have been msled by
designing leaders.
Parson Brownow has been heard from. He is
in Sewer county, engaged in preaching the gospel
Gen. Carroll's brigade left Chattanooga on Tues
day to Join Gen. Zollicoffer at Jacksboro.
The rebellion in East Tennessee is regarded as
effectually put down. Memphis Avalanch, 2lst.
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The Niagara and Colorado Engaging Fort McRae.
[Br The soUTRWEsrERH AND AMERICAN LIsEs.I

BARAHcAs, Nov. 22.-Gen. LoceN: The enemy
opened fire on us at % this morning. We are re-
turning their fire deliberately. B. BRAGG.
PENSACOLA, Nov. 22.-Fort Piekens opened fire
at $3.50 this morning; Gen. Bragg slowly returning
the fire. Only two frigates there. No particulars
yet. ...-. Il.
PENSACOLA, Nov. 22.-The fight goes bravely
on. The Niagara and Colorado only vessels there.
They are engaging Fort McRae.
From Richmond. .
RICHMOND, Nov. 22.-Congress yesterday, during
the secret session, confirmed J. P. Benjamin Seere-
tary of War; and Ex-Governor Bragg of North
Carolina, as Attorney. General. Ex-Governor Bragg
enters upon the discharge of his duties as Attorney
General to-day. r.,
.. From Nashville.
NASHVILLE, Nov. Volunteering is going on
very briskly throughout Middle Tennessee, and the
probability is that many of the counties will furnish
their quota of volunteers instead of militia.
A Valuable Seizure from the Lincolnites.
The Louisville Courier says :" A few days since,
Col. Forest, with part of his command, seized
about $4,000 worth of flour, bacon and other ar
tcles, at Forests Ferry, below Casyville, on the
Ohio river, which were being unloaded from a
steamboat, and carried them to Princeton. A
Yankee gunboat appeared at the landing, but she
was too late as Col. Forest was out of reach with
| his prize"
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SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 49, 1861.

Martin Dingler, Henry Lmpke, Jim Holden, p
Callan, Frank Connolly, }: B.. Pignolo, Andre
Padron, Henry Parr, Mrs. Ferdinand, john and
Mrs. Koenege, Henry Hortenman and John Bur-
nett, all for assault and battery.
Jane Dowlin, charged with assault and battery;
was tried and found guilty. The Judge sentenced
him to pay $40 fine.
RECORDER EMERsoN's COURT, - The following
parties were held to bail to await examination
Rosanna Coyle, accused Of insulting and apasihg
Mary I.eahey had her case fixed for the 2lth lnstf
Edward Hogan, charged with assault ana nat 1.s
terry by Joseph Parkinson. Case fixed iof the Alth
prOXimo. ,..ss r< ..t..-g..,
John Hooks and Samuel Brooks, +. N. c., accused
of assault and battery. Gases fixed for the Ioth
proxinO. ST. -- 40 s-t. g.t 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nolan, charged with striking
Patrick Casey with dangerous weapon. Gases
fixed for the llth proximo. .. g.. --rS.. :
Thomas Richards. Joseph Davidson, and Dr.
Dunlap, accused of stealing s75 from John a.
Guershete. Case fixed for the 5th proximo.
Jack Mafft, charged with violation OF the city
ordinances, in selling liquor to slave without per-
mission. Case fixed for the 7th proximo.-
j. Z. Florence, accused of fighting and d1sturb-
ing the peace, gave bonds to keep quiet for three
months. II. n,.-..,. '=s-1 '.-. ..,sl O..
Thomas Flanagan also breaker of the peace,
was required to give bonds to behave for the same
length Of time
Edward Burke, charged with having cut Eliza
Wall, with intent to kill, was remanded to prison
| to await result - .@ p -a5..'@r-'
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC TNTELLIGENCE CE.
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From Washington.

Y
WASHINGTON, Nov. l3-Ohase intends appoint
ing a Collector for the port of Beaufort as the
Federal Government will make it a port of entry.
Senator - will send ship to Beaufort with as
sorted cargo to exchange for cotton. Cameron
has declared that Federal soldiers will not be used
as slave-catchers, and army officers will not be
permitted to engage in the business, or order sub
ordinates to catch or return fugitives. .
Whereabouts of the Nashville.
BERMUDA, Nov. 1.-The Nashville is now coming
into this harbor for coal, having been refused a
supply at the other end of the Island. She will
probably obtain supply, as there is large guam
tty of coal, which is private stock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-23

MARRIAGE OF DAN RloE.--lIle Cleveland Plain
dealer has lengthy account Of the wedding of
Dan Rice, which took place at his farm, near
Girard Penn, on the 5th inst, Miss Charlotte Re-
becca Mcdonnell, of Girsrd being the bride. His
residence has recently zen rebuilt, and is fitted
up in style of peculiar but most admirable taste.
4 wild and romantic tract of land, sufficiently
ample, op one section Of the farm, has been in
closed as a park, in which are number of elk
deer buffalo, etc. In the center fish pond is
dug
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III one of the Arkansas regiments there is deaf
and dumb soldier. He says he can fight, aud will
not Ieavs his'tonpany. ~ '' ~. -
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JOHN l.. LEWIS,
Major General Commanding
Fyyrs7 FoRsrALI, Acting Divson Inspector. nl9 ht
HEADqUARTERs LOUISIANA LEGION, J
New Orleans Nov. 49, 1861
, GINI II IL. OH UEItks NO. 35.-I.-lM ODE

HEAD4GARTERs l'oElsiAHA AhsoH,f
New Orleans Nov 10, 1861.
n GEM RAJ ORDEhs NO. IS lin oBE.
VI deuce General ORDERS No A. IRON DIVISION head9u+r-
III z3d inst nj half past O'clock NJ. for review by his
{ rclsncy the Governor and G0mnandef-in- Chief
H. The line will h- ormed promptly NJ the nour designated,
on hs soulh sls of Canal street, thc right resting on leVee
III The several corps-CHvalry Artillery and infantry
will parade fully equipped HE Artillery with horses to their
Iecc the Cavalry Infantry with such arms nH they may
llt,c in their possession. go
yre Commanders corps will their fronts 70 be
kept clear ul all distractions by spectators and vehicles ol h
kind. ,.., ,...-,s ,,. n,
places Of business both pubic and private, he closed ana
General commanding relies the zeal and public spirit Of his
command for full OCCASION and Commanders OF
cops will be prepared the ground 10 report all aoentee
EI.-Gu. NumA Augusn, commanding Regiment Orleans
Guards GO MargOiFra, commanding Regiment Nh"t
dores Esp4uules Col. Rocherru commanding Regiment
French legion Col A. Ferrjcr commandtng Regiment
French Volunteers Capt. Charles A. Janyie commanding
Provisional Regiment Major =. A: Bartlett commanding
b aurcsad Battalion Major s. MelIenr, commanding "a
Battalion Chasscursa Pied MINOR G Della Vale, cothHhd
inn EAttgli Italian Guards Major Mark Quayle, coTnnnd
ug Battalion British FueH Major II. Bfogmet. commHhd
Ing Battalion independent French Volunteers Capt A. Huyo
commanding Lafayette Artillery Capt. =, D. Turner. com
uAlhng teGuegtrd Battalion Satterg Capt f. SuTsi com
nuhug Sappe aud Miners, hud Capt j. Chrseu, coHnand
I'm, Orleans cavalry, cha god Win the execution o
tls drr within their respective c0mmAnds.
BY order Of BSjgader-t ieneral
2.as - - JAS. TRUDEAU.
G. >. FosDIcK. Acting Brigade Inspector r214
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WORTHY OF IMITATIoN,-The Central Georgian,
published at Sandersville, Ga, records TIE follow
ing instance of disinterested patriotism. II all
merchants were like him, our people would not
feel these hard times as they do:
A few days ago spec1ator in salt Of whom
we have heard in several localities, visited Louis
vile, Ga, called on an old and wel-known mer-
chant of that place for the purpose of purchasing
all the salt he had on hand. Not doubling but that
Mr.. B. would readily sell at the enormous price
others were taking (of course one man has as good
right to speculate onthe necessities OF the people
as another) the speculator asked at That price the
salt could be had "Our customers, sir, can have
it at s. per sack You can have it at $2j per sack
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The news from Beaufort and the neighborhood
represents everything to be apparently quiet.
Whatever movements are progressing are not of a
nature to be made public, as yet. The following
official letter from Capt Ives, relative to the con-
diton of the negroes who were left on the pianta-
tions, will be read with interest gs.
HEADQUARTERS, Gocsawatehie NOV, Is, 1861
Generdt--ln reply to your inquiries, | have the
honor to inform you that, in my opinion there had
been some misapprehension in regard TO the con-
dton and state of feeling of the negroes in the
vicinity of Beaufort and upon Port Royal Island.
visited Beaufort, and rode through the Island, in
company with small escort. yesterday morning.
We'saw no indications of any general tsafeetioa
among the negroes. Some disorders, it is true, ap-
pearedto have transpired during the absence of
the whites; but all of the negroes whom we met,
and we conversed with many of theln appear dis
posed to remain, and look after the property OF
their masters, and to be only desir0ns that the lat
ter should not suffer. by their absence from their
plantations. We found many Of the blacks con-
tnuing their regular work, and the few who were
ranging about away from their homes, appeared
to have done so only from the fact that they were
not under their usual control, and seemed to be
1 heartily tired of their temporary relaxation.
I .e Very respectfully, youF oltslieat serYrn.,
| ]. O. II IS CAPT, Eng. C. s A,
! Brig. Gen. R. 5. RIPLEY, CCosa watchie.
! " tchar eSton Mercury, 18th.
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ARnoRY POLICE GUARDS Co. A,
New Orleans, Nov. %, lS6l.
4 POLICE GUARDS TIE OFFICERS AND
Eh the above company wilt meet their Aru1ory,
VI ST. Charles and Lafayette Streets SATUk
LII DAY, 23l Instant, o'clock A. NJ, precisely, fully
formed, for review. Punctual attendance required.
By order of
FRANK T. READ, Captain.
Jnc MN
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sws,,sasstsse, LUss OF TGSGTfs-Dr ). VEST
liz Charlie street, continues TO supply Int
kTfS8ssssEs LOSS OF TEETH without wires springs
ALL II upon his pr7ncple Of self sd ea9r MI
method H him universal APPRECIATION and reo9n
oeug he r0s Ingenious syBtgn OF supplying
FICIAI TEETH Invented and s caes restoring
perfect areuaton nascsoa and perfect and ns1Ta
n appearance defy detection by the closest observer Di
We ug teeth With gold combines oil the modern
tmproye1 Those interested will ENC Jese statements g o.
entirely scrupuousy Dr. W. returns his siacers
hnIts Of Rev Orleans and vicinity EoT the
extensive practice trey have favored him with for me last so
r. f,vstts EInnre. ashtf
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VOLUME XIV.
H(ilitarp Aotitts.

Headquarters CONFEDERATE GULRD Co. C,
New Orleans Nov %, 1861. {
ATVENTION-YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED
IA to upls your Arino this SATURDAY MORNING,
Iii review. ''"'''
BY order OF
JOS ELLISON, Captain.
s. F. PENNINGTON, q. s. E. : n23 1t
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HEApQuARrEus BEAuREGARD BATTALION,
New Orleans. Nov 10, ld6l.
g. GENERAL ORDERS no. I-L-IN GBEnl-
EA General Orders No. s. from Headquarters Ious
f LEGION the Beauregard Battalion will parade SAT-
4 UkpAY, the sd Instant az o'c!nck A. NJ, Tor review
by his ExcCitncy Governor Commander in Chief
III he line will be formed the hour designated,
on Poytras stru4 The riClIt resting Camp
IIlCAplinA of Companies will be expected ter their
Companies with full ranks this fully equipped and
with such hey have in their possession Cohpa
IVEach Captain will be prepared report The ground
to the Adut4nt, al absenecs.
By order of
Major FRANK A BARTLETT,
Comm 9udlnt keaurcgard Battalion.
IIept. T. ". BCpuECRE, Acting Aoiutant. MO 1T
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LATEST TE[EGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE
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4 PANOLA GUARDS. ATTENTION - OR
"a der No. You hafehy cred assemble at yonr
W Armory o MORROW, Stttit day 2Sd instant at O'Clock
III A. puncuay for review. Every member Is re4uired
to be present.
BY ordero
JULES VIENNE, Captain
j. W, BAILEY @, s. n22 2t
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Second Brigade La Militia s
Al ORDER NO. IL. IN OBEDIENCE TO GENER-
ID Orders No IL from Brigade HeadQuarters, the Compa
III this Regiment hereby ordered parade on
M uRDAY 23d inst, O'Clock "A. NJ, to be reviewed
bV his Excelency the Governor and Comuander-iE(hicf.
IL TIE Fine will form 81 O'Clock A. NJ. The
west neutral ground Eysian Fields the right
resting OH Craps street.
Ill The various companies will parade in their best dress
Captains will be prepared furnish writ
report the present and absent from their
commands. ...
Captains companies charged with the execution Of This
order and the latter expected with full ranks
there being excuse for non.attendance.
By order: 49,. =. .. ---
GEO. r. GoRnp3, Adiutant n22 It
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HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON JACKSON GUARD,
New UIlean5, Nov. 81, lSGl
g. IN OBEDIENCE TO GENERAL Or
Nd DER, Nc A. the officers and members Of this
vi hereby assemble their Arm9ry Hall Of Wash
LII ng.on Fire Company No, q, on SATURDAY MORNING
next, oc uck military time, for inspection and review
Against all absenees The Law will Je Iig1iy enforced.
By order Of
JAS. BEGGS Captain.
las O,COSSoR, o. g, n22 u
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a4s4 RED RIyER LANDS FOR SALE. ss.z
80 Fye T,ousald Acres OF RED RIVER BOT a.4pr
TON LAMBS ud4uttd the cultivation Of sugar and Cotton
and ur Productive any auus n the StRe They situ
Ai W, twenty eight miles below AtSandrIa
auu e from overflow by sons iegee They have
AZ r front rIger aud can be divided into
1aE !, - Eus"oes w:Il BE- taken in payment For urhe
WILSON PuMEROY,
e's mn- 47Catorielet s. eet
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4 LINTON LIGHT INFANTR S-THE MEM
5S OF this Company hereby noitu attend the
w drills No. Is PeruiJo street, on MONDAYS and
LII FRIDAYS, III 81 O'Clock P NJ 49,
BY order of
p eRANDPRE, Captain.
J. s. JOSES, o. s. mis- If
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HEADQUARTERS lsT BRIGADE, lsT DIVISION,
loUIStASh NRiUNTEER IROOPS. ,
New Orleans. Oct. 49, 1861. }
h. ORDER No T7-I IN ODEDIENCE 10 or
al dcrs from DIVISION headquarters the Commanders Of Rn
WI mens aud unattached Companies Will AT 0n'e furnish
III compete roll of their Regiments and Companies 10 The Br
S1e Spscor giving and residence of member.
IL will hIso all persons refusing to comply with
Orders No l4 from Governor and Commaruern Chief
III prompt compliance with This order is expected without
further notice.
By order Of ...
L. A. CHkRB0SNET
J. F. CALpwEJI, -.- L. lionel Commanding
- Nuinr auT P~;r3fr Tusnpco- oil ir
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HEADQUARTERS lsr BRIGADE lT DIVISION,
VOLUNTEER TR0OPs
r., New Orleans Nov. 81 1861.
n ORDER lD9-I-THE INDEPEEDEST n0MPA-
IA ies composing this Brigade will SATURDAY
WMtRNiNG, At O'Clock. to Capt. ". +. IIodgkius
ul corner of Apollo eet and Triton Walk.
Has soon formed Capt Iotgkus will march the
mand TO ST. Charles street and til left Of the Reg
ments
L. A. CHARBONNET Colonel Commanding.
j. F. CALDWELL, Brigade Il22
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militarw Aotitts,

HEADQUARTERS MAGS0LlA GUARGs,
Armory Hall. No. 81 Camp street,
a. New Orleany Nov 2 j. 1861.
& ATTENTIQN-lN OBEBIEnEE 40 SUPERIOR
M Order member Of the Magnolia Guards Is hereby
WI appear THIS MORNING. Saturday at the
III Armory 81 o'clock, for inspection aud review Those
having ms will appear EnIIorms; the oiers in cit
zens dress. Every member absent will be handed the
proper authority, to be dealt with accornng military law.
n9s 1t r. H. N0NTGOMERY, Captain
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HEAhQuAArHRs FiRsr Dlv,soN LOUISIANA
-.. -.g VoLUS TRooPs, :
New Orleans November q, 1861 )
GENFRAL ORDERS NO. "a GEN
E& er Orders No. 81 hOo,ed the line he
vi formed he north side Of Canal strse' the right
lii Rampar street and extending evce street thence down
the side OF Canal far enough ALLOW space the
rest of the ttoo TO form opposite them the north side of
The street that The left Claibu.
1.-the officers charged with the execution of The original
ORDER will see hat this amendment Is carried ont '
By order Of E--.
JOHN l.. LEWIS, Ole
ERNEST FoRsTAI, Mai General Cotlulanlinc.
np1
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-20
Cigars, Tobacco &c
GLORIOUS DISCOVERY

AHADEby the undersigned and recommended to
Va ali parties that have lately received and read
the warike news 30 call on them ana buy some of
their choice brands of
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-20
Meeting of Union Delegates.

At an informal meeting held at the Orleans
Hotel, in Sacramento city, on the 3th day OF
June. 1861, composed of the delegates elected
from various counties to attend the Union
Convention Of this date, and Of divers citizens
from other counties, David Jobson of San
Francisco, was elected Chairman, and l.. s.
Taylor of Sacramento, Secretary; where
upon, the following resolutions were offered
and unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That inasmuch as the prople of d-
vcrs counties of this State have, in Uuion Clubs
and County Conventions, designated the 10th day
of July, 1861, as suitable day for the holding OF
a State Union Convention irrespective Of party,
now, therefore, it is
RESOLVED, That this Convention do adjourn to
meet oa the 10th day of July, 1861, at the hour
Of one o clock P. NJ, at the city of Sacramento.
RESOLVED, That George 3arstow, Il. i. Monks
and f. II. Waterman, of San Francisco, and l.
w. Underwood and l.. s. Taylor, Of Sacramento
be appointed Corresponding Committee to Sc
cure concert oiaction among the Union men Ol
the State.
RESOLVED, That all persons, irrespective of par
ty, who ike Secretary Seward and Senator Doug
las, have the courage to proclaim "That they will
sink party for country" are earnestly requested
to select delegates to attend the said Convention
on the 10th day of July next, in accordance with
the original apportonment which is as follows
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-20

Nj. Rabe said he rose to make personal
explanation. lie did not wish it to be un-
dcrstool by the meeting that he refused to
do what was due to the remains of Douglas,
lie would abide 10y the decision of the Con-
venton, but he had come to do business and
did not wish to adjourn because somebody
had died
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-20
Summons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, l


COUNTY OF COLUSA, s..
ENISsTICT COURT Fifteenth Judicial District.
- The People the State of California greeting :;
G +, Fowle and VIM J. Fowle, defendants. You are
hereby required to appear in an action brought
against you by j. j. Hicok, plaintiff, in the District
Court of the Fifteenth Judicial District Of the State i
California, in and for the said county of Cousa, and
to answer the complaint filed therein, "a copy ol
which accompanies this summons within ten days,
Exclusive Of the day OF service) after the service on
you OF this summons-if serv-d within this county or
if served ont of this county but within this Judicial
District, within twenty days. or If served out OF sald
District, then within forty days-or Judgment by dc-
fault Will be taken against you, according to the
prayer Of said complaint. The said action is brought
toFecover judgment forthc of four hundred dollars
interest on said sum at the rate of three per cent
per month, from the 5h day of june 1851, until ld'
alleged to be due and owing from you to plaint on
two certain promssory notes. all of which is more IN
~ set forth in said plaintiffs complaint now on ME
with the Clerk of said Court, and costs of suit Ana
you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear ana
answer the said complaint above required the sad
plaintiff will take judgment against You for said sum
of Four Hundred Dollars and interest and costs
:'''. Given under my hand and seal OF sald
Seal Court, this 18th day of June, A. D. 1901.
-''.'' WM +. GOAD,
Clerk Dist. Court in aud for County Of Coldsa.
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