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Master Commissioners Sale.
Is faH 9hs Elihu Morris, lasi 70 'asn
'againat

isiss4' VIM EckelburyF ana others s'si
DY virtue Of a mandate to me directed fi0mn
ID the Court of Common Pleas OF the conutt
OF Monroe in the State Of Ohio, viii lofEsr
for sale at public auction, at the front door Of
the courthouse, in the town Of Woodsfcld. IN
said county between the hours Of ID o.cicck
a. m9 and o'clocis p, M, on sStsa gitGfeo7q
Saturday the 5th day efo October, "a s6ds
the following described reah estate, situate In
said county, to wit: ~ = r f,;s5ss,s,Sis,, a..
It being part of the south end Of the south
west half quarter of section three. township
three, range Eve, containing sixteen aores moro
o.; less ebsing the same land oscdpisd byWm:
Eckelbury, and bounded ON iha south b. IL
lands of Richard Smish, ON the vest by the
lands of Joseph Hill; on the north and east by
the lands of Joseph Neal; also, four acres in
the south end of hessonths w half iquSrtSk
Of same section, township and ranges adjoining
the former tract, beginning st agstona on the
east boundary line of said lot svea rods moth
fIom the south east corner, running thence
north thirtystxo rods and Aw6lvsE md a half
links to "a stake, thence west twenty -four reds
and 6 links to stake, thence south twenty
rodso and ethirty.fve iinksatd a: stskSa "a the
bapkcof 5hs1 creek, thence south asiEtysthsue
and half degrees east tgenty,fons and tEps-
"a Also ati6ther tract ifthe saife section, tSeSSs
ship and Grange, toonsainins onep ahd!iH alaik
acfesp described ass follows: Beginufha ~ -
stone oerner of said four acre trapt and runS
ming thence east three rods, to the bank Of
the creek, and thence With said BANK Of The
creek twenty eight rods TO white OAK fFs55s2.
and thence west efnurteem rods to- q soofnst
stone, and south to the place OF, bogianinds b.
ing adjoining and fenced in the sams fsld with
the four acre tract.
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LET FER FR0MaSTa LOUIS. .
! Observation-Disclosures

OF R'SaJOTTINGS.ftv n
asisf. sds4aqs Tsso----7=------ ob tor .s2s2ae
lsaoifaE.' sdjCAMPdB ENToN7 Nd MFssoURIS
alb o; bsi!sqeaAugastl "a shgIs6kseD
.aMFsEDfroRss Good evening 20 y56ul- 5s6aurl-
all the way frBfn the Stats J,f missouri
Camp Chase became uutenable to US, on
the morning of the 20th, and we bid it a
long farewell Ia farewell mill the4war is
overz when,.if we are spared, we shnil re.
turn teeit to be disbapded'
bad ustcas the sun arose on astTuesday
morning, lheywboleo oRsgimeut was out, on
IsW odi 894g6s giia kat ui hisd ,aoii
diig Geigf l1siHtmbL yu % 3asmJIeqeQ
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-09-04

sW The editor of the A Ashtabula Sen
tinelt has been appointed to- Office by the
President. Here is another:
A PAYING OPINION! = When John
Brown was executed, we believe it was
Thaddeus Hyatt who declared his belief,
through the columns of the Tribune that
"the martyr had stepped from the gallowa
into the courts Of heaven" Well, Thad-
deus has gone to, his reward r /. He has
been appointed to a foreign consulate :
Plaindedler.. s..i.. .,e,. s...,sf,.ys .94 a.
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Eus.e County Union.

We have received the frst number Of
the Union, .lublished at -Caldwell-GEo.
MocrnlaAvp. Editor ! 4 b
We welcome. most hearth. our friend,
into tie ranks again; apdsswonld say 70
the peoplesof Noble County ahat'they are
most fortunate in having apapcF>in their
County edited by GEO. McCLELLAND.
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Il ss9zssi9 Herald's Correspondence, 80 z "
T. The enemy have not only re.established
their old line of pickets as before the
battle of Bull Run, but have actually en-
l.croached on the territory formerly held by
Us, nearly half q mile, neareraour line of
Notifications. They now occupy several
important, strategical points, on which
theyoare throwing mp forti6cationss On
Mnnson's, Hill the enemy is concentrating
works, and have now temporary battery
of riHed cannon, fromowhich.y for the last
few days, they have kept up q ldesultory
fire. on our troops latsf lBailey's Gross
Roads; Along the route referred to the
enemy has several depots of supplies and
treinforcements, and at least three newfor-
tifcations,l and probably double that mum.
ber concealed and under construction.
The eneny's force at Munson'sl Hill con
sisted of 700ocayalry, Il, 1,000infantry, and
three pieces of ieid cannon.bs aaw a7eds
sd a. gentleman arrived here to-day from
,Richmoud. via 1ouissilleg Ky. be He has
spent several weeks in Virginia. and Wis
| tied the lines of theorebei army .ags He es-
Inmates the uumbernow W In arms in nVr-
bginias at nearly 3 o0I000 o. and the force on
the p otomac alone at hS0, 600. Since
the FIRST of June immense quantities of
arms purchased & in the 4 Eastern States
have been carried the State through
Baltimore, aud their whole army is now
we'll armed Manassas Junction has been
virtually abandoned there being only q
guard left there to look after the batter,
lies. The principal body Of their forces
has been pushed forward to nthe upper
EPotomac, to be thrown across into Ma
r;lanh; sorfwhichj Increment column of
| 40 900 is prepared withapontoon bridges.
upon Which they can cross at any point
they 6nd the lelstad Tended. They are
determined to make Ian attem pit to get
Maryland in their possession; and they
believe that they will ensure their ultimate
possession of Washington. and all the
immense accumulation Of supplies here,
thus enabling them to- transfer the war
from shes Rotomac TO the Susqheha6ds.
taBd9setute to themaa recognition by Eu-
rope. This program4ne has been decided
pon.asfsG cd, % iIgsa s6i saw siSI''
hsisGsuIa5TEHt9 bFTE> -.rrssfEHrUszt3 7ai bus
ii BaIDGPoRT.eaCeNN,G Aug s72S 1.-The
Sheriff ,efuabiso conaty wentsitos Chestnut
,Hills Eve miles nerthof Bridgport. to-day,
aud hauledsdowa Succession flag that had
been raised ithere.i 10 muioi9ai So i.8s
:. anew State law authorizes sheriffs and
eonstablesQ to take down O nlli reasonable
fags, and the .aowneris liable to- an i'm.
prisonment of not less than 80 days, and
q ine. of not less than $780, ,aHoiien tg
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Brilliant Success Of the Naval
,..-..-.e Expedition, -
WASHINGTON, Aug. 80,

h f.a3rvhr: 9c, WASHINGTON, Aug. ~. y
The following official dispatches from
Commander StriEgham and other officers
participating in the naval expedition to
Hatteras Inlet, give the details of the vic.
tory achieved, which it is believed will
give the possession, of the whole coast Of
North Carolina to the authorities OF the
United States: b!gefls aoi3aseas0 ails4s
+. a. U.S.. CHARTERED STEAMER ADELAIDE, l.
-, August 81, 1861.
SIR:-I have to report that the expe-
dition to Cape Hatteras Inlet has result
ed in signal victory over the rebels, and
the capture Of forts, IS cannon, 900
stand Of arms, and I Is prisoners, amongst
whom are Capt Samuel Barron, Lieut..
Sharp, Dr.. Wyatt, Mr.. Brown, Major,
Andrews, ana other officers late Of the
U s.. Army. The amount Of loss on;
their sidsis not exactly known; 5 are as
scaertaihed 70 haay7e been buried, and L,
'wonEded are on board the vessel Many:
others were carried away. Lieut.. Mer-.
doch, late Of the q. s. Navy, is among
the number with the loss Of an arm. We
met with 20 casualty Of any consequences
whatever. The surrender was uncondi-
tional. For all particulars, ] beg to re-,
fer to the reports of Gag officer Silas 81.
Stringham and Maj. Gen. Ben, F.. Butler.
! am, respectfully, .r ,''1
9-@7 " Your obedient serv't,
TSigned. ! H. S. STILLwAaEN, Com g.
To Hon. Gideon Wells, Sec'y Of, War.
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the parade ground. knapsacked and
equipped in full ready proyisinned- fora
TWO days march. With regret in some,
and joyyin osBers, ws wepded our way
thronghF the gsteway and 10 the Rail
Road, certain we we're leaving Camp
Chase, but not positive whether our des-
tination would be Missouri or Cairo.
Aboard the cars, we rushed to the West
in hurry-and you now find but short
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ST. LOUIS, August 2s.--The funeral
ceremonies, with military display, in homo:
of Gen, Lyon to day, we're of . most i'm
posing character, The procession which
escorted the remains to the railroad depot
consisted of Gen, Fremont's body guard,
under Col. zagonzi, Capt. Tillmanis Com
pany, a cavalry section, Capt. Carlin's
battery, First Regiment Missouri Yolun-
teers. Col. Blair, Gen. Fremont and staff.
a number Of army and volunteer officers,
city officials, prominent citizens and Fifth
Regiment, United States reserve corps.
Col. McNeil;f i all under command of Brig.
Cereal Segel The streets through
which the procession passed were thronged
with spectators, and flags throughout, the
city draped in mourpipgua I'd .,rs5i a4q
81 Gen. Fremont having signi6sd to the
Banks, yesterday desire for q loan Of
$leos 900. the Exchange Bank took the
whole, amount to-day. sIamis sd3 % Il
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-The city was
rife last night as we'll as othis morning, of
a fight onlthe other side of the Potomac,
and even in usually we'll Informed quar-
tiers there i'd conflicting information on the
subjects uFgis certsinthats Gems McCiela
Ian, with hisoustomary activity and watch.
fulsess, returned thehceaathalflpsst eleven
O'Clock tass mig ghs; sbata from his codversal
tionx with military friends, there was moth
ing of an 'impoftant or SERIOUS character
Itis probable, however, asamentioned by
a gentleman of responsibility, that q rebel
force of three companies of cavalry aud
about the same number sof infantry, with
two field pieces, have been lowering 10
the vicinity of Balrs Gross Roads, ma.
ueayering with the view to draw ods q
detachment of our troops into an ambus:
cade aoiia.osa4 saf 7si i'as9F cav sssi'9
aa4 IS 37s9fiit 10 aatta9 aHt FS99gl
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~ g Undsrino circumstances Mould consent
81 10 q Dissofptions of the Union consider
terms Of separation.-H. J. Jewett's Letter of
- Acceptance
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.a;Camp Benton isa new camp, just form
ing. aud the soldiers now in it. occupy
cagyass tents until the BARRACKS, WHICH
will hold &c, 600 meR,s ere 9ligished, which
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-04

ing. lady of high standing in society. and great
respect ability. published card in the Philadelphia
Su nday Dispatch, Sept II 1881 which is as follows
CARD The undersigned feels it her duty to
express her heartfelt gratitude TO Or CZapkay for
the successful of herself and child The latter
having been afflicted by a severe attack of cholera
nfantum. was given mp ncurabie by the most eel
ebrate6 physicians when she called on DR.. Czapkay,
who after short period restore the child 10 perfect
heath Encouragedby this extraordinary result, size
sought advice herself for the serofuous naIady with
which she had been afflicted for eight years. and
which withstood the treatment of the hest physicians
IN America and Europe. But DR.. Czapkay has sue
ceeded in aiordng her permanent relief that she
can now enjoy life. which, for eight years. had lost all
charms for her She therefore deems it due to her.
self and to all sick and afflicted, to recommend DR.
Czapkay as one of the most skilfu physicans within
the Unitt States. IRs. CAROLINE GRAY,
Corner Walnut and 7th sts., Philadelphia, Pa.
A CHASER Notary Public, l26 Seventh st.
All consultations (by letter or otherwise) free.
Address DR.. l.. j. CZAPKAY.
Medical Institute, Sacramento street. below Mont
gomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Of
fee, San Francisco
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Sheriff s Sale.
WHEREAS, on the a4,b d,ro+n.

w HEREAS, on the 2fih day of December
w ID. 1860 a final judgment and decree VIC
rendered in the District Court of the ltth Indi
elal District of the tate of California and in ana
Tor the county of Nevada, in favor of FIAZCTS
SMITH, and against NJ. A. SPICER and NJ n
lifkRlNG for the sum of Six hundred and sixt,
collars, principal debt. with interest on tb- nri,;
clpal at the rate of two and half ner cent rer
month from the rendition of Judgment until ndiJ
to9rtncr with all costs of suit And whereas nv,
the said 2ith day of December A. d. 1850 il W. 81
dered ana deerecd by the said ourt that the / ion
SCI lorth IN Plaintiffs complaint be forelosed ana
the property therein described, t. wit An +I,
a.lueduct consisting of two hundred and thi r.
slA ana nan feeto OF iron pipe with elbow and "
'Ir DON, running To and erected upon the Iniuinc,
ei''lhlS OF >plcer& Herring, at Relief Hill VeI-ad3
county, California, together with the land srS
inlillhS ground upon whi,h such aqueduct stands
and convenient space around the s,Ine to.rn,ban
wI'h All rI5htS ana appurienances thercUnto he
longing. SAID mining claims are bound ri ss al
lows fronting on Logan canon rImuin.r ha.I- in
the MIL lying east of and adjoining the eisi'ns Of
u Is. Recd and bounded on the east bv ri i'm, -
persons whose names are unknown be IryisJ ,,,,,,
and sold To satisfy said judgment interest," panJ
costs, and the proceeds Thereon he apuIied I'm FL.
payment OF sud sums as aforesaid.
Notiie Is hereby given that on TUESDAY +be
<<hu Gay OF Jan. A. d. 1861, between the hourS Of
A. NJ. and ) 81, | will sell all the ri,rht i'll.
interest and claim of the above named dT..n'Ient
u, III ana To the above described nruDprtv ~ -,
Coart House door, in Nevada { ifv at ,,i,bli,. @ '
tiun, for cash in hand TO The hi.Gptt anJ r.
bidder to satisfy said execution and costs
) u. VAN HAGEN, sheriff
/. T. McFalnd, Pf7s Atty.
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Summons.

State of California, County and Township of Ne
yada, before f. w. Smith, j. p, People of the
state OF California to A. McGraw, Joseph F.
Lyons and john Acre composing the eomDanv
known as A. AcGraw 4 Co. ''
You ARE hereby summoned TO appear
i before the undersigned Justice of the Peace
day OF March A. ID. 1861 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to an
swer to the complaint of Wallace Caldwell. who
demands OF you the sum of SCI 10 balance dine on
account Tor lumber as per complaint now on file
IN my Office. On failure so to appear and answer.
Judgment will be rendered against YOU for the said
sum OF S6i,10 and costsoI suit. Given under INV
hand TINS 10th day OF December a. ID. $50
Il. W. SMITH, J. T.
Upon reading the affidavit filed in this capsc.
ana IL appearing therefrom, that said Defts arc
non residents of the State of California anil tba+
PIN has good cause Of actionagainst the sad ID
1t is hereby ordered that service of summo,
therein be made by publication in the Nevada
journal for { period of three months success.
rely. Given under my hand this the 20th day of
Dcc' A. ID iooo. L. W. SMITH, j. p
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DEAF AND BLIND.

DR. PH.KINGTON. late of the Eastern
Ear lnfirmaries, and an emnently successful
operator on the EYE and EAR, at his Infirmary
in San Francisco, is working wonders in curing
the DEAF F and BLIND, and now refers to those
he has treated in California many of whom have
been afflicted for twenty or thirty years. and are
now cured by mild and gentle treatment.
Deafness, Dizziness, Buzzng, Earache. Noise
in the head, and all offensive discharges from the
ears, mouth or nostrils, entirely removed.
DIR. PILkINGTON has discovered a medicine
that will absorb a cataract and Q tore vision to
the eye, without the use of the knife Read a
specimen of what his patients say
From the EreniRg Mirror
SAN Francisco, Sept. /, 1860
To THE PUBLIC: have been afflicted r the
last ten years with deafness in my left ear, oc-
casioned by taking cold also, ringing, discharg
es and at times severe pain. About the middle of
last March found that / was getting deaf in my
other ear. Feeling alarmed lest should lose the
of both, l applied to DIR. Pilkin@ton of the
Ear Intirmary, of this city, and receiving some
encouragement, though doubtful of a successful
treatment, l placed myself in his care. In the
five months that have elapsed, am glad to say
that | have found complete cure. am entirely
relieved of all difficulty in both ears; and desir
ing that Others may experience the same happy
results, take this method. unsolicited, of inform
ing those who are suffering from similar com
plants. Anybody wishing verbal testimony can
find me by inquiring at the American Exchange
Hotel. EDWARD |. kIRWAN
Early attention is desired. Intirmary on the
northeast corner of Montgomery and California
streets, opposite Wells, Fargo & cos Express.
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Constah1e's Sale
State Of California, County of Nevada, Township
of Bloomfield, So.
hY YIRTuE QE AN EYEcrrIoN IN

State Of California, County of Nevada, Township
of Bloomfield, ss.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION To
l me delivered, issued from the Court Of w.
Z. Carter, Esq, an acting Justice of the Peace in
18th day of December A. D. 1850 IL satisfy a .Jndo,
ment rendered by W. c. Carter, j. p. on the i4fh
day of December A. D. 1860, in favor of s. s. Funk
and against Lameries, Powers & Co. for the sum
OF Sl94,5O debt, interest, damages and costs of
suit. have taken in execution. and will sell to
the highest bidder for cash, the following describ-
ed property, to-wit A certain set of mininq
claims, situated above North Bloomfield adioin :
ing The Montreal claims on the South. and Pom
quett Co.'S on the North. also, one set of hose
and sluices and all appurtenances belonrinrr 10.
said claims, the said claims being known as Lam.
cries, Powers & Co.'S claims. | will sell said
claims on Monday the l4th day of January A. d.
1861 between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
O'Clock p. VI. Taken as the property of Lam4rjes.
Powers Co. to satisfy the above demands and
accrulng costs. Given under my hand this 18th
day of December A. d. 1860.
JOSEPH kILE. Const
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9tsl advertisements.
Tnsolvent Notice

n the District Court Of the 18th Judi cfaI
District of the State of California, in the .mat-
Ter OF the petition Of j. w. Sprague an Insoly
ent Debtor: Pursuant to an order of the Hon.
Niles Searls, Judge of the said District Court.
Nouce ls hereby given to all the creditors of tn
said fnsolvent, j. w. Sprague, to be and appeal
fore the Hon. Niles Searls, aforesaid, in open
Court, at the Court room of said Court, in the
city and county of Nevada, ON the 24th day of Jan
A. d. 1861, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of that day, then
and there to show cause, if any they can, why the
prayer of said insolvent should not be granted,
and assignment of his estate be made, and he be
discharged from his debts and liabilities, in pur-
suance of the Statute in such cases made and pre-
vided; and in the meantime all proceedings against
said lnsolvent be stayed.
Witness my hand and seal of said Court, this
- l4th day of Dec, A. D. 1860.
I seal JOHN S. LAMBERT, Clerk.
(") Bv Jos. LEvEY. Deputy.
T. B. Mcfarland, Atty. for Petitioner
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COLEMAN S QUARTZ MILL
Patented April Sd, 1863.

HIS MILL which was on Exhibition Mt
L the late Mechanics aad Bay District Asrl-
cultural Fairs, in the city of San Francisco and
received the First Premiums, aad also the high
est recommendations from the committees ou
Quartz Machinery at sad Fairs, and which
created 50 much excitement among those inter
ested in quartz crushing: are now manufac
turing and are ready to deliver.
by the tests which we have made, it far ex-
cecds our expectations, and that Of others who
have seen it in operation.
We are now prepared to guarantee this Mill
to crush from three to five tons of Quartz per
day with three horse power. and from the small
amount of expense incurred in running ito
do II cheaper than by any other known process
The low price of this Mill, viz: $500 places
it within the reach of every mining company
Its weight. complete, is only $50 los. and
being SO constructed that it can be easily taken
apart, so that no peice will exceed 2l0 lbs. in
weight thereby giving it the advantage over all
other machines of this kind in the facility si
transportation. They are now selling rapidly
and all de-irous of obtaining them are request
ed to forward their order to
BIGGS RUGGLES. Agents
Aov23-3m. l40 Front st San Francisco.
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Lam GTO MS
Pioneer Express S
CONNECTING AT
MARYSVILLE AND NEVADA
WITH
Reliable Express,


To ALL PARTS OF
CALIFORNIA,
ATLANTIC STATES AND EUROPE.
We viii dispatch Daily Expresses from the 70
ing places:
IN SIERRA COUNTY.
Downeville, Goodyear's Bar, Monte Cristo,
Forest City, Morrison's, Sierra Valley
Smiths Flat, Crags Flat independence Hill
Minnesota 4 Chips Flat, Eureka City,
IN YUBA COUNTY.
Parks Bar, GreenvilIe. Galena. Hill.
Ousleys Bar, OREGON House, Young's Gold Hill,
Roses Bar, Fosters Bor Slate Range.
Long Bar, Camptonville. Indian Valley.
Timbuctoo.
IN NEVADA COUNTY.
Alpha, Montszuma, Little York,
Cherokee, San Juan. Humbug Oity,
FrenctCurral, Swectland's Moore's Flat,
Marysville and Nevada,
And every Saturday morning from Nevada to tn
following places in
UTAH TER RITORY:
FRANKTOwN washoe Valley. GOLDCANON.
GENOA. Carson Valley, CARSON CITY, E. Val.
TRUCKEEMEApows. VIRGINIA lH" CRY
WALKER RIVER MINES.
9rAli Letters for the Western Atlantic States
enclosed in our Governments -franked Envelopes a nd
indorsed Overland. via. Salt Lake" will be for
warded and reach their destination sooner than by
any otherlne.
sRTREASCRE, Packages and Letters transmit
ted TO and from the above points with unrivaled
despatch and security.
Gold Dust and {. forwarded to all parts of the.
United States and Europe, insured or uninsured at
as low rates be done by any house with secu.
rity.
our TREASURED Express will always be accompani
ed by faithful Messengers.
Notes, Drafts Bills. &C., collected or negotiated
aud all orders attended to promptly
Purchases of every description made. Forward
log of Merchandise and Commissions of every ma
tnre attended 20 intelligenty, and with prompt
tude.
Office in Nevada, next door below Wells Fargo
& Co JNO. PATTlSDH
Oct 2l, lS59-tf Agent
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SUMMONS.

state OF California, County of Nevada, Township
OF Eureka IS. Before j. NJ. Gray j. p. Peo
and Samuel Richards: A"oef
You are hereby summoned to appear before tb.
undersigned Justice of the Peace at his office ON
Ihnrsdiy the 1th day of March A. u. lsGO, m 10
O'Clock \. VI. TO answer the complaint of ii, NJ.
Moore, who demands Of you the sum of < 10 nrir :
eipal alleged t. be due a promisst-ry nor.
aatcd aatcd December 9Th 1886 with interest thereon NJ
the r'te OF three per cent per month from said
date as per note ON file in my Office On fniiur.
L. appear ana answer, Judgment will be rendered
against you Tor the said sum together with said
interest and costs of suit. Given undcr INV banT
this LIST day of December. A. D. 500
j. n. GRAY, j. Z. ofE.T