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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12
City Intelligence.

FIRE IN ANN SrRElT-Detween one and two O'Clock on
Friday morning fire discovered in the basement
of building No Al Ann street occupied by sockwell x
Emmerson dealers in old paper The flames spread
throughout the basement and the windows on the
second floor in the rear and also fred the windows
OF building No III Fulton street occupied by Mr. Starr,
as lamp store. Stockwcll Emmerson represent their
loss at 5000 They had about 900 worth of stock and
only insured for $500, in the Exchange Insurance
the basement worth about 5000 totally destroyed
surance r. Mahoney also lost books valued at $780,
no insurance The first floor is occupied by John Henry
restaurant stock and fixtures damaged about 500 in
sured for 81 900 in the St Marks Insurance Company
The building is damaged about $780, insured the Liver
pool and London Insurance Company.
FIRE Houston STREH.-About half.past FIVE o'clock
last night FIRE broke out in brick stable in the rear Of
No 24S East Houston street occupied by F. Knobb John
Sohn and Others and owned by n Frank The fire orgi
mated the hay and no doubt WIS the work of an in
ccnday The damage to stock and harness Of occupants
VIII amount to about 500; no insurance The damage
to the building will be about $3.50 no insurance
FREE ImRARyThe concert saloons Of our city derive
great part of their support from apprentices and mocha
MICS, who after the fatigung abors Of the day. really
require relaxation during the evening The relaxa-
ton could be better chose however No classes Of per-
sons are greater readers than these and for their benefit
well that of the public generally, call attention
TO the Apprentices Library, at Mechanics Hail. 472
Broadway This library open day and evening, Is wen
supplied with readable books and papers, Is free to ap
prentces and open to journeymcn and pupils Of acadc
mics at merely nominal charge.
TIE FUNERAL PROFESSOR HACfuKy will take place this
Saturday afternoon at Trinity chapel two O'Clock
The faculty and students Of Columbia College will attend
in body and participate in the services on the occasion
VIOLATION OF TIKI CRY ORmNAScEs.-Iast evening the
Fifteenth ward police observed stage going down Broad
way in rather suspicious manner and overhauling il
found filed with salt and within shovelling
out through the bottom They arrested him, together
with the driver and both held TO answer, being
in violation Of the city ordinances.
SUICIDE IN WILLIAM srErr.-A tassel manufacturer
named Henry Althaus residing at No. 101 William street
last evening swallowed quantity Of hydrocyanic acid
and died shortly after taking it, lie leaves wife and
family
ARREST or AN ALLEGED DfsxRrxR. Detectives sowey
and King yesterday arrested alleged deserter from the
United states army, named William smith, cnargcu WIN
deserving from company Fifth regiment stationed in
California and also for forging bogus drafts for soldiers
back pay, which he presented here for payment, bu,
being detected promptly given in charge Of the police
He wss locked up to answer.
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PEpprlSa About THE Crrr GOVERNMENT
There Is more fuss and trouble made about
the municipal government of New York than
about the whole Union. There are q set Of
men who do nothing else but try their
hands at tinkexing it, One day II is the
Mayor and Aldermen who are squabbling be-
tween themselves over some appointment or
the other. Then it Is three or four days
fight over the presidency Of one Of the boards
of the Corporation Again, the safe keeping of
The finances is the point Of war into which the
courts have at last been called to interfere.
Now the Albany Legislature are peddlng over
o bill to make the City Chamberlain a subordl-
nate Of The Comptroller-th giving the dis
bursement and the keeping of the city funds
into the hands Of the same official. with the
power to appoint and remove the Chamberlain.
and hence, of course, depriving us of at lc1ss
one check upon the financial affairs Of the ci'y
Meantime, while oil this tinkering is going on
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News from Havana.

NEW ORLEANS Jan. IL, 1861.
The steamship Benvle is below, with Havana dates
Of the 7th inst
sugsr dull at TX reals stock, 20 900 boxes,
against II, SEQ boxes last year.
Cayed molasses selling a; reals, and muscovados
at AZ reals.
Freights dull.
Sterling exchange, Tx 1924 per cent premium.
Sight exchange on New York, on per cent premium.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PnnApnPnA, Jan. IL, 1851
Stocks inactive Pennsylvania State SIS, 89h Reading
Railroad, 1sh; Morris Canal, So Long .Islana Railroad
New York, is q per cent premium.
NEw ORLEANS Jan. II 1861
Cotton Gales to-day, 10000 bales. Prices IRREGULAR
middling at nc. 12tc Sales OF the week, IS 900
bales Receipts Of the week 20 500 bales against 70 900
bales the same time last year. Exports 81 900 bales
Total exports, s04 200 bales Receipts less than last
year. 216 $50, Receipts at all Southern ports less
than last year, 575 COO bales Stock In port
347 500 bales Sugar quiet, 4Ac SIC for fair TO fully
fair Flour quiet at IS 80 IS 62i Mess pork, ST. Is
f17 so. Coffee firm at 10c 12c. sales Of the week
1850 bags imports 500 bags stock In port SO 500 bags
against - 600 the same time last The rest Of the
marketunchanged.
CHARLESTON, Jan. IL, 1851.
Cotton-sales to day 1856 bales at &c. a IIac.
BAIrIxoRK, Jan. ii 1861.
Flour firm Howard street nj IS so, and Ohio and City
Mills held Mt the rate. Wheat steady rcd 81 80
81 IS; white, 81 ~ 81 90. Corn firm new white and
yellow at &C q CSC. Provisions steady. pork,
$I1 So lard 10c. Coffee active at 12sc 13c. for Rio.
Stock in port Is 900 bags whiskey duh at 19tc. zoe
PmrApuPBrA, Jan. IL, 1851.
Flour firm at IS so for supernne. wheat quiet. sales
5000 bushels red at 81 20 ~ 80; white 81 asa S..
Corn at .0c. 6Tc Cofee-Rio 1t II, &C. 13c.
Whskey firm az Ice.
Cncsco Jan. IL, 1861.
Exchange eight per cent premium.
CINCINNATI, Jan. IL, 1881.
Flour steady, with average business, without quota.
bic change. whiskey duh Mt 1870 Hogs dull but un.
changed at 30 10 80 35 Mess pork in good demand ut
SIC &16 rs. Money market unchanged. Sight OK.
change onNcw York y per cent premium.
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Riot I'm Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Jan. IL, 1861
Constance and Roman Lohrer, who stabbed policemen
Long and Halam at house Of i'll fame on Wednesday
night arrested yesterday and taken to prison There
considerable excitement yesterday in regard to the
affair and attempt made to take the prisoners from
the Jail by force. This prevented by the Guthrie
Gtays, who ordered protect the jail. Haam
died yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12

EAn1uCvAKg Ar TVS SouTIl-ln Atlanta, Ca, Thursday
Afternoon shock az earthquake distinctly felt
The ~ sayS,1he sky was clear and cloudless
'if tome md The sun unusually brilliant par.
tttitiH ittecd by those residing in solid stone build
ps. ~ II S. hanks here The types ratified In the
nse ~ our cb fire II was not followed by the seoonf
sight shock usual ID tropical countries, nor have we
heard the usual rgmLllng nolse,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12

WALTON MATHEWS
NEW AND STARTLING DRPF cppxv,.r,
THE OTHEk SIDE or r, r r'r'i'
STRANGE THINGS IN CRI' ~ ssrurritw
INJUSTICE AND FALSE MppsssDx.rxr
New and startling deyeopemenf ~ =, ,t.
GREAT MYSTERY az WpTy re"ee "'"N
xrww svv spW oil In The
a-sNhW ,Ush Alta.
GREAT 4 a 4 s. sfonr
"RosANoS Is CROMWELL,
TIE aAlAb NUMBER THREE
., ~ WALL sR SAVAGE NORTH
Fo' sae " ne sspaper dealers eSeryN here.
IA ALKEK oN So xEw PROPULSION
" ~ ,rrs N SCREW PROPULSION.
nc u RISE AND PROGRESS
-, y! " ~ Walker Comm andef u. =. Navy
n.y. w o'n 9th, Zoe Mailed receipt Of prize.
ihia day luf 4ished b
y VAS NOSrRlND
Bookseller and Publisher, 49, Broadway
WES' CHESTER COUNTY-rAXES MOTION --N00NF
a. .cfnon, Wakefield, linton Port febamyiiN yia ~,
nEtontile Flee Wool 80 Taxes arr nov dn' "a NAV
~ ihr ugh ihc snsorbeg cgrnerof Grsnd epa ~
All lack tsSes should Be paid or the lo's w b'
JOIN b York; GsaerA colsocor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12

GRAND CoScERr ny THE SEVENTH RsorxxsT BAND. The
secondRnnua concert OF the National Guard Band will
take place tonight at the Academy Of Music on which
occasion they will be assisted by the eminent ortiacs
Madame Pauline Coson, Mrs Mozart, signor sgc and
Carl Fcrmee Bandmaster G. s. Grarula and Theodore
Thomas viii conduct the entertainment The programme
embraces some Of the choicest morcea consisting Of
overtures, quicksteps songs ballads, aras, &c. The
band VIII perform the finale, entitled Recocctons OF
Camp Scott" descriptive Of the morning gun and re.
vele sunrise; Peas on the Trencber,r $50 A. NJ; de.
tails for guard duty and troop; guard mounting A NJ
Roast Beef IL NJ; First sergeants call, To the
Color" evening parade and review, common quick and
double quick time; evening gun sunset; call Cor sup
per; tattoo, II P.M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12
High Price OF Coal mt Charleston.

PHIADELpHIA, jan, 10, 1851
The high price obtained for coal Charleston has in
duced persons in this city to attempt sending ship load
Of IT there but shpowners refuse take IT, though Eve
dollars O ton freight Is offered.
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Bradstrect,. CommercfnI Reports.

received eighth volume Commercial
Reports containing the business credit 81 one hundred thou
sand bankers, merchants aud manufacturers In three thou
sand cities aud The ratings b. the btna BANKERS
and merchants OF the respective place. aud believed tn be
very wechy sheet corrections win b.
subscribers and their ENQUIRIES either ~ letter verbally
will be promptly red Tins Is the elaborate and
extensive book printed.
PRICE ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER ANNUM
:. n. BRADSTREEr A SON 81 Broadway
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The Canada Fugitive slave Gaze.

TORONTO, C. W., Jan. IL, 1860
The fugitive slave Anderson returned TO Brantfod
w., yesterday to await the action Of the Court Of
Appeals, which will probably not take place until sum
m
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The Canada Outward Bound.

HALFAN' Jan IT. 1901
Steamship Canada, from Boston, arrived here last
night and sailed at nine clock this morning Tor Liver
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STAN nm ering Cured.

siam m ering Cured.
No timekeepng rules No surgical alton No elecric
~. Reference given Z. DEScH Articulst
las Ninth street near Broadway, New York.
Neglect In ASSISTING Nature Has Com
signed thousands Of females TO premature grave Hon.
LOWAy PILLS the only reliable remedy for the
plants incidental to females whether the dawn Of
hood or al the turn of life.
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Wheeler 4 wtlson,.

shirts, vvarm Vests, Gloves, scars, Sc,
nj tow prices TENRsE, s23 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12

TUE CoNsUMPrIvE's FRIEND
COUGHS COLDS, RAISING BLOOD PAIN IN,
THE SIDE AND BREAST. &C
These similar complaints most certainly CURED h,
HlArTs fnimonic baisan nc Lunon hasa u daily
curing the Of these complaints
III cured Mr. j. II. Goodwin OF pain N the soc
splitting Of blood after he had been aasr1 10
reduced Of weakness an consdrres
Of medicine Mr. tQdHnnso nee h al No
~ Ensaoetn street. he's ~" " - ent OF perfect
lie, the Afflicted call and him Depot ~ GRAND s,rae
rs ceats per bottle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12

Grover q Bakers Celebrated Noiseicss
Sewing Machnes-$W aud upwards-a95 broadway, New
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12

Stetnway & Sons Overstrung Grand
square Pianos considered the best manufac
ured warranted for five years Warerooms 81 and "a
Walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12

Courts I'm Boston.
United States Circuit Court Tuesday -Beore Spague, T.
Temporary functions granite In ten sewing machine
in equity In of Potter Wheeler trustees and
the Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company complain.
ants, George 7. Curtis. attorney for compalnants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12
THE BEST ILLUSTRATED FAMILY PAPER
rs INV

We call attention to the present number which contains
addition 10 three stories and variety highly interest
ing matter magnificent illustration by FIRST rate artists o.
startling events la the South amongst others TArrg and
feathering Young and Beautiful White Girl In Alabama
Departure Of Troops for the South Sketches Carna Foo
tihca'ions, &c, DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12

BaTry's TricOpherOus Is the Hest and
cheapest article dressing beau,iyng curling cleansing
preserving and restoring The Hair Ladies ryit Sold By
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12

Batchelor's Hair Dye-Reliable, Harm
less and instantaneous black brown Factory al Barclay
street Sold and applied at BATCHELORS Wig Factory. 10
nopd .frac
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CTODART PIANO3,
y GRAND, SQUARE AND PICCOLO,
The best manufactured.
Warerooms 500 BroadwaS

THE DrsUNIoN CRISIS
i Further REDUCTION IN PRICES
White French china Toilet A pieces for ~ ~
White French china Dinner Plates the dozen &c
White French china Breakfast Plates, the dozen. ~
White French china Plates the dozen ......... -
White French china covered Dishes, ........ 70
White French china Dinner Sets 1877 pieces u
Gold band French china Tea Sets ~ pieces ....... ~
Gold band and coored French china Tea
Rich gold and colored French china Tea pieces ~ u
Gold band French china Dinner Sets 1857 pieces "a
Gold band and colored French china
Rich gold coored French china l67 pc 10 %
Cut GLASS 0oblcta the dozen 7s
Bohemian Glass Finger Bowls dozen ........ 1 n
Silver Plated Cake Baskets each ............... "a
Silver Plated leo Pitchers each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Silver Plated Table Forks the dozen ........... 4
Silver Plated Table spoons the dozen .......... 70
Ivory Handled Table Knives, the dozen. .......... 81
Ivory Handled Tea Knives, the ............. q ~
All Of tho above offered large discount on
priccs-some Of them al about
HALF PRICE
Orders from the country must be accompanied with
cash, including also o sufficient pay for packages
W. J. y. DALEY A co,
G3l Broadway
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CristadOrO's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
peesThe beat 10 the world Wholesale and retail and the
bye private applied, Mt Nc. Astor House
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Moldavia Cream, for Preserving ant
identifying the Hair sold only at W. "A, BACHELOR
newly invented Wig Factory, Is Bond street.
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SEWN Machines with important improvements, ~ re-
duoad ,.rices once to5 Broadway New York
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Marsh q Co.'s Radical Cure TRUSS
Office no. yesey Asor House, opposite the church
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Court Cnlendar-This Day.
COMMON PLKN.-Both parties adjourned till fourth
Monday
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CoSNTcrcUTThe Democratic State Convention Of Con-
nectcut Is called to meet in New Haven on the 9th Of
February next.
FIGHTING EDITORS. Fighting abound in the Office OF
the New Orleans Delta. An editorial says-Should any
person desire to attach responsibility OF any kind to this
paper the responsible parties very easily be found By
nquring ut the Office"
WHERE Is THE Ou?-n October last Philosopher Greeley
sad:"It will be pleasant and instructive to SEQ what
quietng effect like that OF Oil poured upon the waters
the election of Lincoln will have upon the agitation just
now of the political elements" How very pleasant.
Missouri LEcIslAruRE.The st, Louis Herald Classics
the politics Of the Missouri Legislature, and with reie-
renee to the choice of Senator, thus
Democrats, opposed to Senator Green .......... 90
democrats, Tor Green ~
p pe,, hsn 70
Number necessary to elect Senator. SO
nK Ngw PENNSYLVANIA UNITED STATES SFSAros.-Edgar
Cowan has not been much in public fe He has worked
his way up from very humble origin, to leading po-
sition as member Of the bar in Western Pennsylvania
BY much reading and intelligent study he has trained
and disciplined naturally quick and acute mind that
he ranks among the abest in the State He was a
wing OF the old Clay school, sound tariff man, and
now decided but not radical republican. His age is
about fory-ive years. He is forcible and effective
speaker. He will take the seat now occupied by Mr..
Bgler on the 4th of March.
SECOND TnouGr.-The Board OF Directors OF the Me-
chanics Association OF Utica, n Y have rescnded the
contract entered into with Mrs Susan Anthony, ct al,
for the Of the Mechanics Hall for holding abol
ton convention.
ENLARGED FAnH-In the Republican State Convention OF
New Hampshire, held the 9Th inst, Mr. Upton made
speech in which he congratulated his friends upon the
favorable position and prospects OF the country"
QUESTION. Kentucky goes out Of the Union before
the 4th of March Abraham Lincoln, who is native
OF that State be naugurated under constitution which
provides that the President must be native born citizen
Of Unionf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-12

The Ladd & Webster Sewing Machines
may BIO had for so, at 500 Broadway.
Balls md Parties Supplied I'm the most
splendid and newest STYLE by HENRY AAILLARD, Confec
toner, 62l Broadway.
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Drawings Of n. France & Co.'s Delaware

sussrx Coyrrr, Class TEN. Jan. II, 1851.
10, SO, "a, IL, 20, IS, %, AZ, SO, ~, 20, 70.
CONSOLIDATE Lorr,ny, Class l. Jan. II, 1851
30, 81, SO, Z, "a, So, 10, 3d. 81, 4, q, 49, 2, So.
o'ie''''' 'e'' free o. 'a'is 4 pYiRaSoSE Co,
Wilmington Delaware.
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THE CONSTITUTION

THE CONSTITUTION
OF THE UNITED STATES.
just published Ia pamphlet form
Singles copies three cents ~ per hundred Tstrade
piled by ROSS TOUSEg wholesale agents Ne III Nassau
afrnat
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ARRIVALS

LIVERPOOL AND ouysSsrows- Glssgow-Miss
Thompson Moncheux and lady Miss Margaret Maine Mrs
Mowbray and daughter Mr. Sidney Collins, Mr. Stevens Ncr
css Cherop, Walter @ Trevor, Juan Pescio
LIVERPOOL LoSpoSDKRRy-Ste Nova Scoian, at
Portland-Sir Edward Poorc X w Stanley. A Prngc,
Iougee, Messrs Bursal Laird Bernies Ripley Massey-and
II In the stccrsge.
MISUNDERSTANDING America at Halifar--Mr Eaton and
lady Mr. Newton and lady Mr. chadburne Mrs May
Mrs Dustin, Messrs Morrison Baudfn Sater Freedom, Lip
poid. Warren Coliet, Gilbert Barf, Park Warwick, VIII
lams limerick. syckcls syms Lloyd, sundys Humphrey,
Fox Chadwick and Josephs.
HAvANAs,eamship Quaker CI,y-James D Fowler Walter
Newman, Degado, James II Lucking Joseph sternest,
Vidal sierns Peter Collins Chas BeFgsr Ew Whlinan
Crcnr Bacat joaquin bsralt samuel Harvey John Ba
ker Moses Sxey Carlos Verona gnnr Btz Francke Jno
Weaver, John 1ryon Capt Taylor " shepard To~le,
David Howe-Tota "a
CHARLKsros-Brig John Jones-F NJ Yates, Mr. Lambert.
ORA wings ~ the Delaware State Lot
teries--woOD, EDDY a CO., Managers OF the
DELAWARE, KENrrcKv LorYysus.
DrIAwARs-Exrsa CLASS o. Jan. II, 1851
Sc, IL, 40, 70, O, 70, 81, 81, 36, e. 30, IL, 10.
DELAwARH-cLAss ~, Jan. H. 1881
IL, 50, 60, SO, Is, 8, 10, SO, IS, So 81, rs, II.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either
WOOD, EDDY co, Wilmington, Delaware,
osto WOOD. EDDY CO., b. Louis. Missouri
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CTEELK's PATENT WEATHER BRUSHES
y 500 varieties, for store and house
Extra Carsge and Furniture busters Dussers
ture and Mirror Dusters Piano Dustsra &c
STEELE CO., No Park row. opposite the Aston Hoosa
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-23

OFFICIAL CoURrEsY.-The Montgomery
Advertiser, which seems to be the Court
paper of the Southern Capital, has the fol-
lowing:
VIM. II. Seward. Lincoln's Secretary of
of State, has forwarded to Robert Toonbs,
Secretary Of State of the Confederate States,
q copy inclosed in Government envelope,
of Lincoln's blockade proclamation. The
courtesy and kind feeling which prompt the
act was duly appreciated, and, in return, a
copy of President Davis proclamation in
reference to privateering has been forward
cd to Seward, enclosed In Government
envelope of the Confederate States. Our
Government does not intend to let the
Northern Government TO get the start of
them in courtesy and politeness.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-05-23
c1TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County q

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF
- Nevada. ss In the District Court OF the l4th
Judicial District of said State.
The People of the State OF California 10 U. II. lAl'
Yon are hereby summoned to appear and answer
In the complaint of 5. II. DlkEMANi hled against
Won within ten days from the service OF thls VIII
If served on yon in this county, ana wlthln twenty
n served on you in this District and ont ot TINS
county. and within forty days If served on you IN
This State and out Of this District, in an action com
menced on the 18th day of April A. D, leol ~
said court TO obtain decree of this Court lor The
foreoIosnre Of n certain mortgage, bearing date the
10Th dav of October A. D. 1859 executed by the saa
defendant TO paintii and for the sale OF the pIem
sos therein and in satd complaint particularly men
toned and described and the application OF the niVu
evs arising from such sale to the payment OF the
srnount due ON four certain promissoTy notes stl
forth in said complaint, made ana delVeleu 10 saiu
plaintif by the defendant bearing even GATE WIN
said mortgage and thereby intended TO De secured
~ vvit. The sum Of 81, 500, with interest thereon
from the 10Th day Of October A. D. 1909, at the Ise
Of two per cent per month till paid and IL any ueh'
cheney Shall remain after applying all OF said money
properly so applicable thereto then that FiaIh'm
NAV have execution therefor against the sad aeenu'
ant also that said defendant and all and every per-
son claiming through under defendant subsequent
y 10 the date Of plaintiffs mortgage ana the COM
mencement of this action, may DO Darreo anu IUe-
closed of all right claim, lien and equity OF redemp
tion in and TO the said mortgaged premises, OF any
nart thereof and for such other and further relief
or both, in the premises may be just and equ,'a.
be And you hereby notified that II you lsll "
answer said complaint as herein directed, pIslnu"
win take Judgment against you therefor by default,
together with all costs Of suit and counsel fees in the
sum of $3.50 and also demand Of the Court such 9th
er relief as is prayed for in plaintiffs said complain,
In testimony whereof, l, John 5. Lambert, Cierk
(l-) Of the District Court aforesaid, do here,
seal unto set my hand and impress the seal
l of said Court at Office, in the City oi
Nevada, this Sd day of May a. D. lSol'
JOHN 5. LAMBERT, CLERK,
BY Jos. RoBERIs, Jr., Deputy.
BY Order Of Hon. Niles Searls Judge of the District
Court aforesaid.
JNO. s. LAMBERT, Clerk.
BY JOS. ROBERTS Jr, Deputy
TIP Hawley Atty for Plaintiff. may4-Sm