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LADIES, READ TElIS.
LADIES. READ THIS.
DOUBLE 'ESIRExDfsp
Sc WING Nd CHIMES.
Sc WING Nh CHIMES.
$50
!" P E A r F"

They have the highest testmc mails and certineass
in their favor from families and the public pressf
They will run backward or forward making smooth
and elastic stitch on all kinds OF fabric.
sac EACH.
They are so simple in their construction ths
child of twelve years work them with ease. 8Ye
warrant the seam secure though every third sttc be
cut They make stronger and handsomer seam ban
$50 EACH.
These machines used throughout the coutry,
giving satisfaction TO all who them, and are
doubtedy, the most economical, best made, and
cheapest In use. They are fully warranted.
$40 EACH.
These machines run with FRICTION WHEEL doing
away with the stretching and annoyance Of belt
banda desderatum which has long been sought or.
Our Machines have straight needle and a guardto
prevent breaking, thus requiring not more than One
needle In six months common use.
$50 EACH.
We furnish full and explicit directions for using
them. Each machine. when sent out Is in perfec
running order with sample OF sewing cloth in pro-
per position, SO that person can commence working
at once.
$40 EACH. "a
They win Hem, Stitch, Fell, Tuck, Gathr Fmis =
err and make two different stitches on tie Sam =
chine. They embrace two important improven
which render them the most desirable aud snp
Family machine ever invented.
$50 EACH. Al
NOTICE We offer a liberal disconnt to hr
rn | wishing agency right OF II
our Machines With SNAIL M
AGENTS ment Of capital profitable I'll
can he readily established. All sales 10 Agen6 -
discount must be invariably for CtsH. ~ a.
n. B.-our Machines all stand handso4et, q
and worked by treade. Send for desbip
circular. ~
cfy-On receipt of $50 we viii send Machin& - d,
lurn OF express or, IL so ordered will send
chine and the bin with H., that il need not be p
for till received. Address
GEO. y. COLLINS H co
ohicc-122 LAKE STREET, Cup stars,) Chicago.
Sept. 25, '6i-y
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A Fraud Cont
n - 4 u

II has been asccrtalaeo'
ing til. declination Of Hon, ''N : ,sanai
# e the nomination of the I'm Edwards
Congress, a persistent effort wl'f'f'y ior
pass him of as candidate in the i's asr .
Nv Of aiding in the election of Ja'rns'sre-
We refer to card in another, colnn''"l.
J. B. Bausman, Esq, OF tue on'0"
Central Committee, announcing m,. the '' :
-. withdrawal of Judge Edwards u
60, the canvass, and the reasons 'hef
~ Irn;on men will thus see that there
can be no possible motive for voting .,! 10,
wards, unless for the purpose OIL a, r
.h;cb NE are we'll advised no onio"
desires to Go.
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To the Voters of the First Com
gressiOss:iI District.

The Hon. John Edwards, of Lucas coun-
ty, was nominated by the Peoples Union
Convention, held at Oskaloosa, on the / 18th
of September. The military engagements
of Mr.. Edwards requiring his absence from
the State, TIE Hon. d. n Smith. of Chart
ton, who is authorized to act for him, re-
quests that his rame be Withdrawn from the
canvass.
The committee would therefore announce
that the name Of Mr.. Edwards is positively
withdrawn, and that under no circumstances
will he be candidate for Congress at the
ensuing election. j. b. BAusMAN,
Chairman Congressional Com.
Dcs Moines, Sept. IS, 1861.
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UNION COUNTY TICKET.
"Compromise--a WORD which

compromises word which
can now be uttered only by those
speaking openly and directly in
the interests Of the Rebellion.
So long as the Rebels have arms
In their n m DIS, there is nothing
to com pro mise-nOthing but tn e
honor of the country and the
Integrity Of the GOyernme emit /:
and ~ no but he who is ready
to fill a towards grave. is pre-
pared for Submission TO such
humiliation as this !-JOSEPH
HOLT, Of Kentucky.
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THE WAR.
From the Seat Of War OBJ the
Potomac.

WASHINGTON, Oct 1.-Prince Salm was
some time ago appointed, but at his own
request change has been made and he is
now attached to General Benker's staff.
The following appointment for the volun.
teer service have been made to-day.
Melanchtou s. Wade, of Ohio, Lowell II.
Rosseau, of Kentucky, and Alvin Schrept,
District of Columbia, late Examiner in the
Patent Office, to be Brigadier Generals.
Major Hunt, U. S. Artillery, has been APP
pointed Aid de- Camp to General Mcclellan
with rank of Colonel.
Captain Coopnger, an English officer late
in the Papa! military service, has been COM
missioned Captain in our Volunteer service
on accommodation of his Holmes the Pope
This makes the fifth European Monarch
who has recommended officers for service
IN the United States.
This morning the Island Belle came up
She reports all quiet down the Potomac, no
firing from the rebel batteries having occur
red since Thursday. No change of the Fed.
eral troops on the Virginia side has taken
place since yesterday. The Rebel pickets
still occupy the lower end of Falls Church on
the line ofthe railroad. The troops of Meth
or army are in possession of Lewinsville.-
Our pickets extend only to I.ongley from the
Chain Bridge. Longley and Townsville are
3 miles apart.
A contraband came into camp this morn
ing and was taken to Gen. McDowells head
quarts at Upton's Hill, and stated that he
was the servant Of the Surgeon of the 10Th
Georgia Regiment which was encampcd 4
miles from Falls Church. He gave as rea-
son for the recent precipitate retreat of the
Rebels army, as mentioned by officers in
his hearing, hatthey were fearful ola flank
ing movement by the General Army from the
direction of Lewinsvle; that he heard his
master say on Thursday last that the fortifi-
cations on the river, below Washinet ton, were
very extensive and that Gen Beauregard had
given orders to close the navigation Of the
Potomac to our vessels.
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WE KNOW, AND SPEAK FROM

IMPROVED PEARL" SEWING MACHINES, sold
by G. F, COLLINS & Co., 1872 Lake ST., are
the cheapest and most economical of any
machine we have seen for family use The
idea, that because a Sewing machine is CHEAP
it cannot be good, is driven from the mind,
and from that of our "better half" by the
sgood works" and the entire reliability of
the machine above referred to, which is sold
at the low price OF $50. We recommend il
in the fullest confidence TO our friends
Chicago Democrat.
See advertisement in another column
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The London Times and the
American Finances.

The London Times of the Cd inst. has a
leader on American Finances, which indi
Gates sudden appreciation of the untainted
credit of the American Government and the
immense pecuniary resources Of the twenty
millions of loyal people. The Thunderer
seems to have experienced one of its sudden
conversions, and makes letter from its New
York correspondent, the excuse for its
change of tone. The fact which was most
powerfully operative was, however, the ac-
ton of the banks of the great commercial
capitals of the East, in taking the loan to the
extent of one hundred and fifty millions of
dollars. This operated as an eye opener
upon the Jupiter of Printing House Square
The Times now admits the ability of the
Government to raise revenue to the extent
of two hundred millions of dollars per year.
The English stock jobbers are manifestv be-
ginning to understand that the American
loan offers the most extraordinary induce
ments for the investments Of capital that
have been presented by nation borrowing
money, in all the history of Finance.
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go Southern traitor las ambition and
'rhisly for crcuscs, bit q Northern traitor
as natural tory and toady. TIE Neso York
Macs, tile ". Y Day Book, the Cincinnati
Enquirer, md a .te,o other Northern papers
Of that stripe, are doing more to faster and
prolong this rebellion than all tie Southern
fanatics and disunion papers combiaed.-
Frankfort, Ky. Commonwealth.
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BELIEVE FROM THE BOTTOM OF
MY HEART THAT THE ELECTION OF
aNY MAN FOR GOVERNOR OF Alloy
AL STATE AT TIE PRESENT TIME,
OCCUPYING TIE POSITION WHICH
JUDGE MASON DOES ON THIS GREAT
QUESTION OF THE PRESERVATION
OF THE GOVERNMENT, WOULD BE AS
DISASTROUS TO THE CAUSE OF THE
UNION AS TIE Loss OF A GREAT
BATTLE.-W. L. Coolbaugh.
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THE -KAJORTT4' OF TIE CONTENTION,
HI7WA PER7INA CITY TIA T ADMITTED or
no COMPROMISE, INSISTED ON THE ADOP-
11ON SlBSTA y7IALLTOF TIE MAHONY
FLd7FfRH UPON UXI,HI REZIGIOUSL y
GELIEFE THE BRAND NOTOE' TREASON. But
or DOUBTFUL LOYALTY At LEAST,
SINDELIBL J. STAMPED BY 7HFJUST YER
DICT OF THE PUBLIC MIND. -Coolbauch. in his
August.
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rUyHE OTTUMWA MALE A1DF T.
MALE SEMINARY COMMENCES Its f.ilrth year

On Monday, September 9th, 1861,
I the Presbyterian Church and rooms attached.
Four terms Of ten weeks each the year.
Tuition from 50 to &c. accordfgt to branches studied
Boarding be obtained at Riices to suit the times
J. NJ, McEl4oY, Principal.
MISS n. c. HALLOwAY, ii
Miss NJ. e. WILSON, ts'
MRS LIZZIE D. WOODWARD, Drawing aud French.
REv. $. II. WORCESTER. Oil Painting.
Aug. 81, 1861.
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RAIN AND CoLD.-We have had rain most
Of the past week, and the weather has been
quite cold, stoves. fuel, and winter clothing,
have been in r, qr;sition. $3.50
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PURCHASERS WANTED

Purchaser wanted for 800 packages OF statione
and Jeweiry, Tin lots Of $50 eaeh) for sale az pric
invoiced less 0per cent. discount, at the Exp
ONCE, 0ttumwa Iowa. Also Agents wantad to sell
packets OF Stationery, with or Without Jewelryi
the market, at prices lower than can bs purchJ
Address with stamp enclosed
J. L. BAILEY, 154 Court ST., Boston Nasf
July 4 IL
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as MEN WANTED
TO co WITH THR
SHARP SHOOTERS.
TUNhc Undersigned has received authority 10
u raise

A Company Of Sharp.shooters
To for three years, unless sooner discharged,
The Company will be attached TO Regiment Of that
kind organizing in st. Louis. under command Of
Col Birge to be known "Birres Sharp Shooters of
the West" The Company will go directly to ST.
Louis from here, and be armed, equipped and put
practising at target The weapon IL Dmiek's Rifle,
and its range 1000 yards Good board and quar-
tiers will be furnished recruits upon arrival here
This is the best chance offered lowe boys 10
ter the service as large premiums are offered for the
best hots (when thoroughly trained) In addition to
81 per month, clothing, subsistence and the 5 90
bonus offered by the Government.
For further particulars, address call upon me at
the 0TTUMwA HOUSE, 0ttumwa.
T.. +. LEWIS,
Capt, "Iowa Sharp Shooters"
0ttnmwa, Icwa, Sept Is. Is6I4w
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MARRIED.-On the 10th September, at
Philadelphia, Pa. by the Rev. Henry w. Ducachet,
d. d. Rector OF ST. Stephens Church, Philadelphia,
EDWARD H. STILES, of Ottumwa, Iowa and Miss.
EMMA NJ. VERNON, Of Chester County Pennsylvania.
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The Magn0ney Democracy break
cut ip a New Place.

lie Grand Byingtoa Succeeds Dennis Ma
"a hoaey as Manager! n - i
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COUNTRY PRODUCE
Taken in pay for Goods.

lie solicits examination of goods and prices fr
he thinks as large stock of goods he has bonyt
At the present low rates could not bn please and he
viii take pleasure in showing you through whcthe;
you buy or not. G. &. WARDEN.
0ct.2 lS6i-ch 513
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BEN. NJ. SAMUELS AND JESSE VIII
LIAMS NOMINATED!
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FoRT MONROE, Oct 1.-The s. r. Spau.-
ding has not yet arrived here from Hatteras
Inlet.
A flag Of truce to-day conveyed number
of wounded rebels made prisoners in Wes-
tern Virginia, to Croney Island.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Ottumwa September
Both 1861 which " not taken before Deem
her lst 1861 will be sent to the dead letter Office at
Was ut
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HE. MAKES A NEW DEAL /.
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TO THE DEMOCRACY OF IOWA.
Taxy. r,rxy Cat lt,l 1Qp1

We received the following circular yestcr-
day it explains itself:
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S25 y PLt
A n T. NJ ~ @

We will pay from s25 to s7J pe' month,
and all expenses, to active Agents or give
commission. Particulars sent fred Address
ERIE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, X JAMES,
General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
July, 1851 LIS 10.
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Persons calling for the above list win please say
g yertised" ID. W. aORNls, I. ~
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Another Regular Democratic
Ticket.

In great haste, EDWARD II. STILES.
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row. When he will leave here is uncertain,
probably not before Tuesday or Wednesday
next. He was serenaded this evening.
A spy, who was attempting to escape on
an up train this evening, was arrested.
The opinion seems to be gaining ground
that the Rebels intend to remain at Lexing-
ton for some time to prepare for great en-
gagement there.
Many persons say il Faemont is energetic
and rapid in his movements, that he can cut
off Prices chances of escape and obtain a
brilliant victory.
No reliable news ofinterest from Boonvile,
Georgetown, Glasgow, Rolla, or other prom
nent points
Captain Walter, of Col. Marshalls Regi-
ment, who was at Lexington, arrived this a.
M, having left there Thursday noon. lie
saw no Rebel troops between Lexington and
Sedalia, and says that the main body Of
Prices forces was there when he departed.
1T is believed they intend to make stand
and meet our troops there as the river is well
calculated from its streams and deep miry
banks without bridges to trouble an advan-
cling enemy. All the Federal officers have
been released on parole but Col. Mulligan,
who refused to give his for private reasons.
Price probably has $4,000 men, and the
Rebels on Thursday confidently expected
that Hardee, with 5000 or 5000 men, and
Mccullough, with 10000, were within or
3 days march of Lexington. They have no
faith in Mccullough as General, but think
he is very effective with asmall body of men.
Ten thousand Rebels were sent across the
Missouri, from Lexington, on Thursday, with
the avowed intention Of attacking Lane who
is reported on this side Of the river. The
seal Of the State and public records are in
the hands of the Rebels. Our troops had no
| cartridges, grape or other shot, and no shells
left at the time Of surrender, but lost 200
or 800 kegs Of powder. The Rebels are
greatly encouraged and declare St. Louis in
thoir possession.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-16

NOTICE TO PRINTERS.-Netiee y
IN hereby given that the Board Of Supervisors
Nevada County, viii receive sealed proposals up
the LIST Monday in August. 1861, for the fuTnsLs
ing said County with all blanks necessary for us.
use and the insertion Of all Advertisements require
during the period of one year from the 10th oi As
gust, 1861. By order OF the Board of Supervise
of Nevada County.
July 9, 1851. JOHN S. LAMBERT CleiA'
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-16
Legal Notices.
C1qAqE OF cALIFORNIA Corn,.-

Ct1 1A1E OF CALIFORNIA. Came
- Nevada. ss District Court Of the IAN J.t..'i ~
district Of said state. The people Of the sts,e
California 20 L. F. NkI$ On Greeting:
You are hereby summoned TO appear and an,,
10 the complaint of FfIkR McGI ON filed aaais.
YOU, within ten days from the service Of this vrs.
served on yOu in this county, within twenty ass =
served on you in this District and Dui uf this coa
and within forty days if served on you in the s,
and out of this District in action commenced on ~
9th day of June A. D. 1861 in said Court vba,ss
plaintiff prays judgment against you for the sum y
ore thousand dollars, with legal interest theraos
from November 26th 1850 and for foreclosure ~
certain Vendors Lien, and order of sale Of The p
perty described in plaintiffs complaint to this aeiie,
10 atisfy plaintiffs said demand. And you are herr.
by notified that if you fail to answer said cumlsin,
as herein directed, plaintiff win take judgment again,
you therefor by default, together with all costs ~
suit and also demand Of the Court such other relf
as is pray yed for in plaintiffs said conf aint.
In testimony whereof !, John 3 Lambert Clerk q,
(~-) the District Court aforesaid do herepr
( seal to set my hand and impress the seal N
~ the said Court, at ofIice, in the cty II
Nevada this sih day OF July A. D. isgl
JOHN $. LAMBERT, Ceik.
BY JOS ROBERTS, Deputy.
By order Of Hon. Niles Searls, Judge of the District
Court aforesaid
A true copy Attest J. 5. LAMBERT, Crk.
BY JOS ROBERTS, neputr
Chase & Caldwell, Att'ys for Pl'G. juy9.3m
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-16
RurYIng a Fort.

Quite an original method Of taking fort
is described in the last number of Black
wood s Magazine. In 1896 a large Russian
army beseiged the Turkish fort OF Azof,
which was situated ON plain, strongly
fortified. and had small but well-discplm
ed garrison. No common approaches could
be made to it, and the Turkish cannon swept
the level with iron hail. In this case the
engineering skill of the Russians was baf
fed, but General Patrick Gordon, the right
hand man Of Peter the Great, and the only
one for whose death it is said he ever shed
tear, being determined TO take the place
at any cost, proposed to bury it with earth
by gradual approaches. lie had large
army the soil of the plain was light aud
deep, and he set 10000 men to work with
spades, throwing up d high decentralization
of earth, and advancing nearer aud nearer
every day to the place, by throwing up the
huge earth wall before them in advance.
The men were kept in gangs, working day
and night, the earth being thrown from one
to another like the steps of stair, the top
gang taking the lowest place every half
hour in succession. In five weeks the huge
earth wall was carried forward nearly one
mile until it rose to and above the highest
ramparts, and the earth began to roll over
them. This caused the Turkish Governor
to hang out white tlag and give in. Had
he not done so, General Gordon would have
buried the fortress.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-16

The MAN WHO PULLED GEN. JACKsoN'S
NosE.-Ex-Lieutenant Randolph of the Ma.
vy-the same who acquired notoriety many
years ago by pulling Gen. Jackson's nose
was arrested in Washington, the other day
by some soldiers, for publicly uttering trea-
sOnabe sentiments. He was taken before
q Justice, but the latter could not hear the
testimony on account of Interruptions by
zoe profane EXPLANATIONS of the prisoner.
His age and feebleness saved him from i'm
mediate commitment to prison; and friends
interfered, quieted him, aud gave security
for bis future appearance.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-16
TAKE NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

Il n MEHIINO UT u EHH UNENWAN
N Gold and Silver Mining Company held June l4th
il was unanimously Resolved, That we. the DURGAN
COMPANY, do advertise for thirty DAYS in the Ter
ritoral Fnterpl ise and Nevada Democrat of Nevada
City California, notifying all persons holding deeds
or any claim to said lurgan quartz lode to either
come forward at the Office of the Company within
thirty days from this date, and present their claims
and sign the Bylaws Of the new organization, or
cause the same to be done By empowering some one
to do so for them, or their claims will be forever
barred. c. :. ELIIS, Secretary.
Nevada Territory, June IL, 1851 [je20 I'm.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-16
c,TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County d

CfTAUE Or CAlAlFOhNAAs NOuhtg Of
- Nevada, IS. In the District Court OF the lsh
judicial District Of said state.
The People Of the state Of California TO G. r. TAY.
LOR. Greeting
You are hereby summoned to appear and ansve,
to the complaint Of ). III. DlKkMAN, dea against
YOU. within ten days from the service Of this writ
If served on YOU In this county. and within twenty
days if sery ed on you in this District and ont Of this
county and within forty days if served on yuu il
this State and out OF this District in an action
mcnced on the 18th day Of April, A. D. 1861, in
said Court to obtain q decree OF this Court for the
foreclosure of a certain mortgage, bearing date tie
10Th day nf October n. 1859. executed by the san
defendant to plaintiff and for the sale OF the premi
sps therein and in satd uplaint particularly
toned and described and the application OF the
evs arising Iom such sale To the payment 0i tie
amount due on four certain promissory notes sst
forth in said complaint, made and delivered 10 said
paintl by the defendant bearing even date with
said mortgage and thereby intended to be secure
10 wit: The sum Of 81 500, with interest thereon
from the 18th day Of Ocuber A. d. 1893. at the rate
Of two Ier cent. PER month till aid az 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 defend
ant also that said defendant and all and every per.
son claiming through orunder defendant subsequent
" to the date Of plaintiffs mortgage and the CON.
mencement of this action, may Do barred and fore
closed of all right claim hen and equity Of redemp
ton in ard to the said mOrtgGged premises or any
part thereof and for such other and further relief,
or both in the premises may be just and equita.
be. And you are hereby 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 suit and counsel fees in the
sum of $50 and also de and OF the Court such 9th.
er relief as is prayed for in plaintiffs said compliant
In testimony whereof I, John ). Lambert, Cerk
(-@0 Of tie District Court aforesaid. do here.
seal unto SET my hand and impress the seal
~ of sa Court at Office. in the City Of
Nevada this I'd day Of May A. D. 1861.
JOHN s LAMBERT, Clerk
BY Jos. RoBERTs, Jr., Ieputy
By Order of Hon. Niles Searls, Judge of the District
Court aforesaid.
JNO. s. LAMBERT Clerk
Bv Jos ROBERTS Jr nepuiy
T. P Hawley, Atty for Plaintiff. may4-Sm
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-16
NOTlCE.-stnteo Of Cslifor-

DR(bIBAIE NOIIOE'-SthteO % N"Ait"t
i MIA County of Nevada. in the matter Of the
uetition of II. b Thompson Administrator Of thee
tate Of CALFB MASON deceased, for the sale Of The
real estate Of said deceased happening by the pe
tition Of Il administrator herein that there Is not
sufficient personal estate in his hands to pay Tie
debts outstanding against the deceased ana usa a
uen,es Of administration and that it is necessary
sell the whole or some portion OF the real estate oI
the payment OF such debts: it is therefore ordered
by the Judge Of said Court that all persons interest,"
ed be and appear before him at the Court room o.
said Probate Court on Monday the 2tth Gay ol Az
gust A. d. 1861. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Of said day, 70
show cause why an order should not be granted %
sell 50 much of the real estate as may be neces@y
and that copy of this order be published at leas'
four successive weeks in the Nevada democrat
newspaper printed and published in the county "
Nevada.
DAVID BEIDEN. Probate Judge
true copy. Attest JNO. s. LAMBERT, Clerk'
By JOS. NJ. LEvEY, Deputy. july64S