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Married.
BEsBx-AUmxR On Monday, June 8, by Rev. UiAEG0
Harris. EDWARD J. BuBx, Of Stonlngton Oonn .
Miss FANNIE HUNTER, OF this city
HAIxr-DoNovAr.-On tuesday, May %, at st. PAul'u
LEY OF New York 70 JULIA, second daughter Of rmsshy
Donovan, fSq., Of Brooklyn.
RYAN-CARN0DAY.-0n Sunday, June e. By TIE Rev. =.
Scheusler, McHAn RYAN to Miss AARaARKr r. younees3
daughter Of Thomas Carmoday, all OF Brooklyn.
SIAInR-WooD.-On Friday, May IS, by the Rev. B. Z.
city
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The American Minister in Russia on
the American Rebellion.
Protest of England Against French In
tsrvention in Syria.
Annexation OF San Domingo
Accepted by Spain.
ACTIVITY IN THE INDIAN COTTON MARKET.
Cotton and BreadstuHs Steady In
Liverpool,
TO-, &C.. 10.
ST.. JOINS, N. f., May 81,

ST. JOINS, N f., May IL,
Via SAcKynIE, N. B., June 2, 1851. !
The s,eashp Prince Albert, from Galway on Tuesday,
May 81, arrived here at six O'Clock this evening.
Her advces are days later than those by the Anne
rica ct Halifax
The political by the Prince Albert Is unimportan
The steamship Asia, from New York, arrived at Queens
town on the Goth of May
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THE AMERICAN REBELLION.

OPINION OF THE AMERICAN MINISTER IN RUSSIA ON
THE CONFLICT.
Mr. Clay, the American Minister to Russia, writes to
the London Times on the American struggle, in brief and
decisive terms He says the revoed States can be sub
dued but il is not proposed to subugate them, but sim
oily to put down the rebel citizens highlands interest s
to stand by the Union He inquiries whether England
can afford to offend the United States, and England go
secure in the future against homo revolution and foreign
ambition as to venture seeds Of revenge BE
cudes that England is the natural ally Of the United
States.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best in tho
word-harnless reliable and Sod Ana An
Piled q. BATCHkLoRs wig factory, l6 Bond street
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Improved lnstru ents for Piles, Trus ses.
Elastic Stockings, &c. Drs. GLOVER a THORNE No.
Ann street, under Barnums Museum.
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Destructive Fire.

OSWBGO, June q 1861.
fire yesterday afternoon nearly destroyed the Oswego
cotton mills Loss estimated at $4,000 the building,
machinery and stock. There s the following insurance
North Western, Of Oswego, $6 000 Ena, Of Hartford,
lyn 81 500: Phoenix OF Hartford, 49, 500; Western, Of
Massachusetts, and Atlantic Of Providence, So 000
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A ing elegant spring csrpe,iDs Enssh ns1sSn WV
md 2s.s
city, dpsgsd X Ten the s ocs -
ncuerly invited to examine the stock Vt HIRAM ANDRE
1ns Hoaf.
CoREs, BUF1oNs, INVERTED NAILS, ENLARaso
Or hence to the pssO S Be- -
Ghiopods. Broadwsy Refer. 70 physicians aad sur
" Cheapest store in the world Goods Delivered free
Nos 26o Greenwich street and SO Murray street NeN Yc
GUN CO.'S AMERICAN AGENCY AND READrNo
~ Rooms American papers kept on ale; every infosma
s n Ioaao 70 Me- 10 sess t1P e
Ii Position Of the Annie. IN The FedAdressss
the sporSs .i IN wfIEs s y
NEW TESTIMONY
no,,., vox xo.,, dovEnroR's ISLAND. May 90 1854.
on my Ts A l bun
she having OeeO dear four and q
aEosaE FSa s.iss Pa ssssan. Depot BsaS
No cog s,s.s Az Ayss sso Ef y, Y0sx Juns 1885,
sps..sd :sS9nss and made sSs
EVE OK souiNT infancy. The operation gave ms =
pain at the time or since, worth mentonng
0EOkaE DONEQHAN
IMPAIRED SIGHT
NOISE IN THE HEAD,
BY DIR. Won MoscHzIsxER. ovULIsT AND ,AUsfs<
WITH HIS NEWLY INVENTED
ETHEREAL EAR rNaALAros.
AND HIS
FAMOUS LARYr9OSCOPY.
stRABIsMUs
CaOss-KYE,
IN IT'S WORST srAoza
0URX0 IN OHE MINUTE.
No. s0y Canton pAcei
SxWabS Ftrra Asp .stxTa AVsNoA1
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Official Drawings of Wood, Eddy & Cos
KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES.
KENTUCKY. EXTRA Glass 3l3, June 8, 1861.
81, SO, 8, AZ "a, l, 20, 10, 26, 66, IL, 80, SO.
KENTUCKY CLASS 81 June 3, 1861.
81, 55, AZ, l8, 81, 81, 26, 25, So 81, 40, 46, &c.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either to
WOOD EDDY Co.,
Covpgton, Ky, or 81. Louis Mo.
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Drawings or X. France q Co.'s Della.
ware Loeries By act of Assembly passed
January, lS59 Grants p run twenty years;
rs, Is, %, 63, 6, Y, 70, 90, AZ, SO, "a, 8.
COEsoLrDATED-CLAss &C. Drawn June & 1851
As, SO, Il, "a, IS; 6l, IL, 90, g. 81, 25 3d. %, s.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
E. FRANCE 4 CO, Managers
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Hill, Inimitsble Hair Cutter, No. L Bar
druggists. ~
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Barry's CricOphsrons 10 tho Bost and
cheapest article Tor DRESSING beautyng curling osanslng
preseryg end restoring the Hair Ladies. try It. Sod By
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Prizes Cashed In All Localized Lotter ies
by JOSEPH BATES Broker, 10 Wall street. up stairs n
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ENGLAND.

An amendment to the Budget will be moved on the
23d Of May to the effect that the committee be instruct
ed to divide the Customs Revenue BILL that each may
be separately treated
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FRANCE.

Iha Independence Beige states that Lord Cowley ha
protested against the right Of isolated Intervention In
Syria, claimed by the French ministry. feet s ex-
pectsd to sail on the ed for Beyrout to bring the French
army home.
The following extract has been furnished from the
letter Of distinguished citizen Of New York a. present
sojourning in Paris to friend in this city The senti
menis embodied in speak well for the spirit that ami
mates Americans abroad and will have their effect upon
the of the countries whore they may tenn
porarily reside (rhe letter is dated May ~
am waiting for letters from Washington before decid-
ing my course returning home at once We have
goodly troop Of UDionovtng Americans here who
arc attending thoroughly 70 Inc Of Inc traitor
acknowledge them They are counted out, and France
and, firm in her friendship for TIE loyal states Colonel
to get READY leave by the steamer tomorrow for Anne
RIGA Be leaves important private business to 60 home
etszs aid Strpes Put him at the head OF an army Of
900 men, and jeff Davis and his scoundrel crew will
60 up higher than old Haman did.
BELGIUM.
The Belgian Chamber Of Deputies voted unanimously
the new treaty OF commerce with France.
SPAIN.
The Spanish government has decided to accept the
cession Of San Domingo.
'oae hundred thousand ducats, destined to pay the
re~cs.onary bonds and Large depot Of plumber, had
besn ss:zed in this Neapolitan provinces.
AUSTRIA. :.
The Emperor Of Austria has arrived at Trieste.
DENMARK.
Negotiations still pending respecting the Schles
wig Holsten dispute, and Denmark, though preparin
for war, retained hopes of peaceful arrangement
THE MAILS FROM INDIA.
The Bombay mail Of the 9th of April, and from CAL
cutta 10th, have been received. The news 10 unim-
portaat.
There much activity in the cotton interest. Common
COTTON advancing.
The import market was dull and freights less firm.
India quiet. The native troops were destined to
gradually become irregular.
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DR.. Kfnne's New Summer aAd Bathing
Truss cheap sad csao, durable Aad ccnsoNAbs No 80
RIoHdHsy,
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.
The best In the World Wholoaale and re,al .nS ~
privately applied Ut No. 6 Aston H0uze 'S ~
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$500 600.
SUMNER CLOTHING.
DKvLIH HUDSON 3 CO,
Corner OF Warren street and Of 0yAAd
The largest and only complete stock of stylish
SUMNER CLOTHING
to be found In the city.
Having turned our entire force and means into the sct
department Of our business. prepared Win n
immense stock q al kinds Of deaIrahe fabalce q
suited to the season, Which No o6er at oxceedin0y
DESIM. HUDSON 90.
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Married.

Wheeler q Wilson's Improved SeWl0G
Machines ct reduced prices. OAlce 6o6 Broadway.
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aOoe hundred thousand ducats, destined TO pay the
re~csonary bonds, and large depot Of plumber, hat
besa ss.zed ia the Neapolitan provinces.
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AUSTRIA.
DENMARK

Negotiations still pending respecting the schles
wig Holsten dispute, and Denmark, though preparin
for wal, retained hopes of peaceful arrangement.
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Tho Now Tsrk Hcrald--HdAtfsa esr
EurePe.
ioe ounard maj steamship Persia Capt. Judkas WI
'esve this port To- morrow for Liverpool.
tae European nails viii close in this city at ~
pas' esoven O'Clock 70 morrow morning.
Ao A'&ofxAS EDITION or VIE HxRAIo will DO publishsd
nA past zen O'Clock ia the morning. Single oopics, N
Wrappers, six cents
.no oon'0ns VI 'he EusorxAs EDnos nm H4AD
win combine the news received by mail and teeyr..n -
She oee during the previous week and up IN Tho No.
n publication.
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ITALY

Tho Spanish government has decided TO accept the
cessioa Of San Domingo.
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GROCERIES AND FLOUR FOR THE MILLION
" Cheapest store in the world Goods delivered free
MOS A0NEW.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-03

TAKEN M.-The crew on the steamer
Eliza Anderson, on its last trip from VictO-
ria, espied strange aud suspicious looking
flag lazily flying from newly erected pole
on the beach near Port Townsend. Upon
nearing the land il was discovered to be a
"tilthy palmetto 6ag." whereupon the val
liant and patriotic captain armed his men
with hatchets and monkey wrenches to wipe
out and destroy the symbol of treason.
The pole was speedily cut down aud ''South
Carolina's pride" ruthlessly trampled in
the dust by the indigaan Captain. Upon
a nearer examination it was found however,
that they had been the victims of cruel
joke. Under the emblem OF secession was
painted large horn with the words lin a.
inscribed over it. siguifying secession in q
horn." There was an immediate and pro
miscuous scampering for the boat. to the
huge delight of some hidden parties whu
had been coguizant of all the facts.-[Van-
couver Chronicle.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-03

PUGNACIoUs PEoPLE.-If Ireland was only
little longer, it would produce fighting
men enough to wallop all creation. Ireland
bas supplied more food for gunpOwder than
any other Island of its size in the world. No
war has taken place on this or any other
continent that The sons of Ireland have not
had hand in. No matter where-on the
burning sands of Africa, or on the icy plains
Of Greeuland-their bones will be found
bleaching on every battle Geld. In war
against rebels of the South; no country Of
its dimensions and population will furnish
more sighting men than Ireland. OF 329
recruits enlisting for the regular service at
Chatham street station, in New York, 246
we're Irish. 1t is about in this proportion
that the regular army has been made up for
years.-[N. Y. paper.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-03

CHIvALRY AND PURITANIsM.-H Historians
have loved to eulOgize the manners AID
virtues, the glory aud the benefits, Of chi
valry. Puritanism accomplished for man-
kind far more. If IL bad the sectarian
crime of intolerance. chivalry had the vices
of dissOluieneRs. The knights we're brave
from gallantry of spirit; the Pnritans
from the fear of God The knights were
proud OF loyalty the PSritans of liberty.
The knights did homage TO mOnarchs, IN
whose smile they beheld honor, whose re-
buke was the wound Of Disgrace I; the Pu-
ritans, disdaining ceremony. would not bow
at the name of Jesus, nor bend the knee
to the King of kings. Chivalry delighted
in outward show. favored pleasure, multi
piled amusement, and degraded the human
race by an exclusive respect for the priv.
ileged classes Puritanism bridled the pas
siOns, commanded the virtues of self denial,
and rescued the name of man from dis
honor. The former valued courtesy, the
latter Justice. The former adorned society
by graceful refinements the latter founded
national grandeur on universal education.
The Institutions of chivalry we're subverted
by the gradually increasing weight, and
knowledge Of the iIustriOus classes; the
Puritans, rallying upon those classes, plant.
ed in their hearts The undying principles Of
democratic liberty.--[BaOcroft.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-03

How CoFFEE CAME To BE UsED.--It is
somewhat singular to trace the manner in
which arose the use of the common bever.
age Of coffee, without which few persons, in
any half or wholly civilized country in the
world, now make breakfast. AT the time
Columbus discovered America il had never
been known or used. II only grew in Arabia
and Upper Ethiopia. The discovery Of its
use as beverage is ascribed to the superior
of a monastery in Arabia. who, desl ous of
preventing the monks from sleeping on their
nocturnal services, made them drink the in
fusion of coffee, upon the report Of shep-
herds who observed that their hncks were
more lively after browsing on the fruit of
lnat plant Its reputation spread through
the adjacent countries, and 10 about two
hundred years il had reached Paris. A sim
gle plant brO't there 10 l7l4, became the
parent stock 0f all the French coffee planta-
tiOns in the West Indies. The Dutch intro
duced it into Java and the East Indies, and
the French aud Spanish all over SOnth
America and the West Indies. The extent
of the consumption can hardly now be real
lied. The United States alone annually
consume it at the cost. on landing, of from
fifteen to sixteen million Of dollars.
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THE GRAVE IN THE WEST.
nv rHoMAs noon, rnE YoUNoER.

ny rHoMAs HOOD, THE YOUNGER.
Western wind. baImy and sweet
Stole YOU the breath OF the blOasOming lines
Under whose boughs we we're wont 10 meet;
Wont TO meet in the 0lden timesS
Far away adown IN the West,
Blossom the lines that love So well,
Under whose bOughs my life was blest,
With love far dearer than words can tell.
Western wind. though 10 far away,
trace in your signing their odorous breath;
Surely you stole it and brought It TO say.
Think Of the boughs you've wandered beneath.
The lines in that avenue leafy and sweet;
Blossomed and faded one happy year,
While under their shadow our two hearts beat
With love uncIouded by doubt or fear,
The lines in that avenue, shady and old,
Have bIossomed and faded many year.
Since the one true heart grew forever a-cOld,
And the other forever withered and sereI
Western wind, let the lindens restl
Watt me no breath from the lme-tree bowers
But the perfumes Of roses that grow In the West
On lOwly grave that is covered with flowers
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-03

BENNETT DExoUNcED AS TRAITOR.-It
is said that the editor Of the New York
Herald is being loudly denounced by Gen.
Butler as traitor. The commandant Of
Monroe implies that he has conclus ve vi
dence that he (the edtor) is in corresp0n
dence with the rebels. giving them aid and
comfort and assistance.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-03
NOTICE.

OFFICE IRONsIDFs :. 81. Co.
Virginia CityN 7. July S, 1861.
n1HE SIC. .KHOLDERs ARE II r.
Il quired to present their certificates Of Stock to
the Secretary in person or BY their Attorneys, by
the 18th of July aud receive new stock. Stockhold.
ers are particularly requested to attend to the aboVe
BY o,der of the heard Of Trustees.
juy9-3w B.SlklCkLAND, Secretary
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-03
TNsOLVENT NOTICE.-In the District

TNSOLVENT NOTICE.-In the District
Court of the l4th judicial District of the State OF
California in the matter of the petition OF A. r..
HUTCHINSON. an insolvent debttF Pursuant to
an order of the Hon. Niles Searls Judge of the said
District Court, notice is hereby given to all the cred
itors of the said insolvent A. r. Hutchinson, o be
and appear before the Hon. Niles Sears aforesaid In
omen Court in the CITY and County of Nevada, on
the 10th day of August u. 1861, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ of that day then and there to show cause II any
thev can, why the prayer OF said insolvent should
not be granted and an assignment OF his estate be
biites In nursaauce of Statute in such cases made
and provided and in the meantime all proceedings
against said insolvent be stayed
(-~l Witness my hand and the seal OF said
7 seal SCourt this 5th day Of July a D: leol.
IT, JNO. s. LAMBERT, Clerk,
By Jos ROBERTs Jr., Deputy.
A. L. Greedy, Atty for Petitioner. juye-ow
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c1TATE OF CALIFORNIA,-In the JUS

The plaintiff having filed an affidavit, stating that
Just of action exists and that the defendant
cannot, after due diligence. be found and that he
believes that the defendant is resident of this State.
II is therefore ordered that service be had by ubl
cation in the Nevada nemocrat. newspaper pub
lshed in Nevada county, for the space Of one week.
July "a, 1861. J. NJ. GRAY J. L.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-03

The Oregon Statesman mentions a seces
sion preacher there. "for whom the devil
has been whetling bis beak for quarter Of
q centurylO
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-03

THE skull of Dick Turpin, the notorious
highwayman, which has long been preserved
under u glass case by the Morley family Of
York, was sold in London, few weeks ago
for IL shillings.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-03

A RICHMOND paper says that Floyd. (he
great gun stealer,) has presented pair Of
magnificent horses to jeff. Davis.
Miscellaneous.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-03
INnmber 51.l
N ORDINANCE FIXINING THE COW

AN ORDINANCE FIXINING THE COM
N ensation Of the City Marshal and Policemen.
The Trustees of the City of Nevada do Ordain as
follows -
SECTION J.. The City Marshal shall receive as a full
cOmpens alton for his services. the Of one hun
d. ed dollars month to be paid out of the City TTeasu
nv. He shall also receive for his services as Colec
ter fifteen per centum all monies collected ON &C
unit of poll and road taxes and five per centum on
Il e amount collected by him on account Of other
city revenues which per eentage he is authorized
t. retain out OF the'amount collected.
SsC ,. Policemen shall receive as a compensation
their services the sum of ninety dollars month,
to be paid out of the City Treasury other demands
a. a nst the City.
Sc 3. For every arrest for violation Of City Or
din nces the Marshal and Policemen shall be enti-
ted to the same fees allowed Constables m
m lar cases. when the same shall be made out OF
Il e ersOns arrested.
S.c4 This Ordinance TO take effect and be in force
30 aud after the first day of May A. D. 1851
-ssed April 4th 1851
JOHN WILLIAMS, President.
I. II. RoLFE Clerk. apro
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-03

NOTICE TO PRINTERS.-NotICe Is
IN hereby given that the Board of Supervisors of
Nevada County, will receive sealed proposals up to
the LIST Monday in August. 1861, for the furnish
ing said County with all blanks necessary for their
use and the insertion of all advertisements required
during the period Of year from the 10th of Au-
gust, 1861. by order OF the Board Of Supervisors
Of Nevada County.
July Q, l>6l JOHN s. LAMBERT. Clerk.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-03
Legal Notices.


C,TATE OF CALIFORNIA. County NJ
- Nevada, ss. district Court Of the 14th Judicial
District Of said State. The people of the STATE A.
California 10 L. F.. NELSON Greeting
You sie hereby summoned TO appear and ansue,
10 tie complaint of IETLR McGlOlN. filed aQainst
YOU, within ten days from the service Of this writ n
served on YOU in this county, within twenty daYs If
served on you in this isTc and out Of this county
and within forty days If served you In the State
and out of this District in action commenced on IL,
9Th day of June A. D. 1861, in said Court wherein
plaintiff pray judgment against you for the sum Of
one Thousand dollars, with legal interest thereon
from November 26th 1890 and for foreclosure Of
certain Vendors Lien and order Of sale Of the pro
pery described in plaintiffs complaint to this actiop
10 atisfy plaintiffs said demand. And you are here
bv notified that If you fail to answer said complaint
as herein directed plaintiff will take Judgment against
YOU therefor By default together with all costs Of
snit and also demand Of the Court such other relief
as il PRAYED for in plaintiffs said complaint.
In testimony whereof J. John :. Lambert, Clerk ot
(@-l The District Court aforesaid, do hereun.
seal. 10 set my hand and impress the seal Of
l~l the said Court, at office in the city u
Nevada, this sih day of July A. D. 1851.
JOHN S. LAMBERT, Clerk
BY Jos. ROBERTs, Deputy.
By order Of Hon. Niles Searls Judge Of the Dstrie.
Court aforesaid.
true copy. Attest j. s. LAMBERT, Clk.
by Jos RoBERTs, Ieputy.
Chase < Caldwell, Att'ys for Plf juy9Sm
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-03
c,TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County q

C,TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF
- Nevada SIS. In the District Court Of the 14h
judicial District Of said State.
The People of the State OF California TO g. X. TAl
L0R. Greeting
You are hereby summoned to appear and answer
to the c. mplaint of ) II. DlkFMAN, filed against
YOU within ten days from the service Of this writ
If served on you in this county, and within twenty
ays If served ON YOU IN this District and out Of this
county. and within forty DAYS ii served on you in
this State and out Of this district. in action com
menced on the 18th day of April, A. D. 1861, IN
said Court to obtain decree of this Court Tor the
foreclosure Of certain mortgage. bearing date the
18th day of October n. 1859. executed Wy the sara
defendant Plaintiff and for the sale OF the prem'
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 ot the
amour due four certain promissoTy notes SET
forth in said complaint made and delivered TO faid
plaintiff by the defendant bearing even date With
said mortgage and thereby intended to be secured
10 wit: The sum of 81 500, with interest thereon
from the 18th day Of October D. 1859. at the rate
Of two Per cent Ter month till aid al II any def
cheney shall remain after applying all OF said moneys
properly so applicable thereto. then that Plaintiff
may have execution therefor against the said deend-
ant also II at said defendant and all and every per-
son claiming through under defendant subsequent
ly to the date of plaintiffs mortgage and the com
1encement Of this action, may be- barred and fore
tused of all right claim lien and equity OF redemp'
IN in and TO the said mOrtgaged premises, OF any
part thel eof and for such other and further Teei
both in the premises as may be just and equua'
ble And you are hereby notified that if you fail TO
answer said complaint herein directed, plaintiff
will take judgment against you therefor by default,
together with all costs Of suit and counsel fees in the
sum of $3.50 and also de and Of the Court such 9th
er relief as is prayed for in plaintiffs said compliant.
In testimony whereof ]. John S. Lambert. Clerk
(~l Of The District Court aforesaid, do here.
seal unto set my hand and impress the seal
lS-J Of said Court at Office, in the City Of
Nevada this Sd day of May H. D. 1861
JOHN S. LkMBERT, Clerk,
By Jos. RoBFRTs Jr., equity.
BY Order of Hon. Niles searls, Judge of the District
Court aforesaid.
JNO. s. LAMBERT. Clerk.
Ry Jos. ROBERTS Jr., Deputy.
T. P. Hawley, Atty for Plaintiff. may4-sm
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-03

& &LEPTANDRIN-
II For sale by F.. f. SPENtE
Druggist & ApOthecary, ~ Broad st., Nevada.