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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
NEWS FROM THE SIXTY NINTH REGIMENT
We have the following from an informant, and can
youch for the correctness of the news:

We hsv, the following from an informant, and can
vouch for the correctness of the news:
SUNDAY ArrERsoOs, April 81 1s6L
The Gsth Regiment weie ordered ont 10 guard the
Railroad from AUbal olls I" Annapolis Juucib ana oy
IN m ihry were ys,s,.d in companies OF eighteen, x
,pd two The oi,els had u cir quanert ut tie June
lion, having with them map OF the surrounding
eou,try. showing the streams roads, houses a"d
farms throughout The entire linz for twrnty nie ami
hy mjdusht II ey Lad h, tn.ir quad ouser oi iehe
r,ils aud bushes. Du'ing the night tiev raw man
att. mIripg To diaw the sri from one Of lhe ralls
when in accordance with previous order, be was im
nediat.ly sbot Later IN Il ieit, lis'ol war oen
by man, VINO crawl-d up through the bushes ana
when Discovered, lie disappear from sight. p'ry
of egh cen we. imne ieiy sen' out In search oi T.
ibisi and in .hort 'i"e they eturned WIN ue uie,
in 81 ar e. upon whom found the sC.-n rirol and
several letters soahg his connection with u Rebel
tfops i'll later 10 the n-h,, sis, i'1dns character
VS. ,ob, erv.d proving around, wbeIenpon be WIS
imnedi ,iey arrested, and upOn searching HIN, is.rs
co iaing valuable Information, were found nitn hlr
Ierron respecting the movements OF Seeessiopts III
that quarter.
The 90, IL common with ol regiments have borne
the hard- IL OF tie march ana camp duty Wit out
single moimur or rxIre,t of dir as'ac'i hut have
seemed determined TO uuldu th'ir brvthr III arms ~
their .tr utedi TO orders, AID ih.r readiness u
serve VI cir adopted conniry lii whatever duty tdey may
be called upon 10 reform.
On Monday afiernoon two trains from Bal imore ar
rived at Annapolis junction, bot were dein ned b,
Iieo, Col Nusen OF tie 9th Regiment until lie could
TELEGRAPH TO Gen Scutt for orders espectng them, ~
upon r-ceivius Gen Srr trs reply tLey were iumedF
ai,y seht ick 10 Bil'imoie.
The L. \. ,t.;m.tranrpOrt S'ar OF the South, hhN
ing ou b.ard the 2S'h Regiment, unnrr convoy OF >
cutter Harriet L-ne, Capt John Faunce, called y.sier
day afternoon cd st a o'clock company o III
1871 Re. inspt '"t were left oe ind on tie it mp :;
tie Mnnon aec"mpsiics tie 2sth Regiment, ana VII
| ioin their regiment at AbbaIolls
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
Tie report was udopred Ly the Hoose aud Senate
THE BLOCKADE or SOUTHERN PORTS.
wAsursoros, Thursday, May ,. 1861.

WAsBisoros, Thursday, May 2, 1861.
On application just made by soms Of the Diplo-
matte Corps at the Siate Department, the following
points were nsceIlain,d:
FRS, vessels in Llockaded ports when the blockade
took effect will be allowed reasonable time ~ depart.
Secoud, vessels bringing emignlnts, though they had
no notice Of the blockade the Of toer depat-
ure will not be allowed 10 enter tie bl0ckadcd porIs.
That csss OF persons come tie United States chiefly
10 settle III the upIer States Of the Mus ssipp and it
viii be better tor them 10 enter open port aud make
their way tuence t. heir Destination Than eucouotvr
the dangers and cirusles incident TO nsurecion-
afy condiliun Of tie Gulf States.
A dispatch from Raleigh siys the Legislature met
yesterday. The Assembly slosdily organized
A tll calling Convention WIS passed unanimously,
10 assmble on tie Goth. There was no reference OF
i've action 10 tie people. The Southern Coniederacy
tag l. flying oves the Cnpit'l.
North Carolina is virtually out Of the Union. The
Governor bas organized camp OF ins,nlction at
Raleigh. lie recommends the raising aud organizing
OF tn re- imenis TO during the war. lie says
the Northern Government Is concentrating large
force in the District Of Columbia, ostensby to protect
the seat Of Government, but such a iorco cannot be
allowed 10 remain within tue limits of Mar, land and
on the borders Of Virginia, without seriously eldang.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
Law INTELLIGENCE.

US DISTRICT COURT-MAY Before Judse BErTs
THE FOWLER posr.osricE pEFsLcArios- DEcisios
AGAINST THE GovERSMkNr.
George Law aud Gusavus A. Conover agt. Ibe
United s;atrs-T This was N suit brought oy the unteo
States ngaillst Mrtsns Law aud Conover to recover
the anr unt Of their official bond given for the fah'a'
Performance OF Mr. Is,ac V. Fnwers duties as Possr
master of this ,i;y. Mes.v. Law aud Conover oo'
tai ed u temporary ujanrtipn nom tie Court e'y y'a-
ri,irg tie Government iron levyi"g on their Pr'iey
Ia satisfy the bond, md ne CONT aie' on INV The
f,igued Issues tu be fir utd TO he tiiei oy ayu! c'
nsII wnr n yerit H. favor If Mes.rs' Law anu Soa ~
over. The ,a,e VAS then argued oy .ue "r'..,nai
coniiuuiug the ujuuc'i"n on iho.on -, L.vs
njni clioI'. Tue pn,onsls" '"1s IN. Jadse has now
made d...i, ,,on gun,ng tie moii1" 9,uc'i"e or
,,'t ;inu,tjou a. Issue. lie VIII deliver ~iiuen
o iion su brad q u. g'oun"s, ,,,',.d ,b;s mssk
rba, les q Conor aud II. w. Robinson were connsea
f,r ,js M.-srs. Law aud Couoyer, aud ex.Jadge
Roosevels then q. s. Dist,i;t-Attorney, nni james
W. Gerard for the O"i,ri States
Notes Of issue for the May term must be filed on
Friday, May
SUPERIOR COURT-sPEoiaL TERs-MA, a-Be!ors
Ju-,,cc M0NcRIFE
Peter H.f.fau ngt. wm ,,ary ex,., &c
Dion 20 make cmpl int NO e deini'e and ceraiD'
granted with S costs dsndaa ." abide event Of 'ne
SUPREME COURT-CasSBxKs-MAY 2-Bef0re jos
tire bAksAxp.
DECISIONS.
Caroline r. brewer r. Sidney c. Dfewer, a,
Proof insufficient. Referred back for turther 's'@
mony =, a.. .,.,,.a .nno -
Before Justice HoeERoos. t.If
Edg.r Reed set James Porter .,o -.
Motion to di solve ijunct "n denied, Win $io co''
COURT C,LENDAR-TH" DAr ao,x
SUPREME Counr-CIRcuIr-PARI I.-Nos: Vl,, ,s.,
3.ss 3S,3s $685. $685. si6l sl 2os as's Ao' "''' '~'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
REPAIRS OF RAILROAD BRIDGES.
THIRTY THOUSAND SOLDIERS PROM ILLINOIS
PHiLADKLPHIa, Thursday, May 2

PHiLADELPHIA, Thursday, May 2, Iotl.
Capt. Me- - ha- just returned 10 this tiy and has
enters at work on the repairs If the 'siiosd bridges
which were broken down by tie Mary laUd rebels.
Capt. M.igs rein'ns 10 Washington to-day.
ilr. judd Of Illinois ne~ Minirter TO Prussia,
10 re- evr i, Instructions aud will sail for Europe on
the 25 n int.
Mr. Judd t,tbat 80 600 troops have been offered
in Illinois for the efvce of the Government, and that
that rfsre is all nbl, ,ze with enthuriasm.
Another regiment is under orders to leave Philadel-
plia tom
Ii il reported that arrests for teason are TO he
made here TODAY
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
NE\V-JERSEY.

THE AMERICAN GUARD.
The American Guard OF jersey Cry have made ap'
plicaiin to Big. Gen. iialhdi to De admitted i"t
the Isl Regiment Hudson Bii4ade. Inc company w,i'
undouht.dIy he ucc-rt.d and IL anticipation OF his,
TIE, dill every evening ut their hea artrrs, Park
UalI t,,y yoluut.e,s ure wanted " ill the ranks
VI The company. ,
COIONiL FOR TIE SECOND REGIMENT
Lieut. Webb Of tho Uni'ee states Army oeinS u'i, s
able 1o am the npuiun a ent of Colonel OF the "a
Resincnt, Il d.ou Brigade, Henry d. Baker formerly
Aulutant, hAs been elected 20 th,st POSITION.
SIT OF COLoRS.
Tie lsdies Of Hcboken, headed by Mrs. r. A. stevens
aud Ms Gen Hatfield ave preparing slencid ret of
,or. Al n cot If about $c0J 10 be presl'ei 10 the
LIT Regiment This regiment u Ill probably 10 called
out tvs coon as they on war footl,g.
TIE large military tent on Union Square Ia to be
na e gospel th. soldiers oi our city Next Sunday ~
sysyses W bs held Ia |, by the Evangelical Alliance
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
RESIGNATION OF JUDGE CAMPBELL.

WAsHIsGTos, Thursday, May =, le6l
Ju,iice John A. Canp pbelI vi the Slpreme Court OF
the Cui ell Staies has Ia Lis resigustun. Judge
Campbell re.ides at Mobile, Aia aud was appoined ed IN
Is53.
The Albany Regiment t25'b NY. s. NJ, Col. Bryan,
were ont for parade his ncrling. They made h line
upp-arsuce. Additional t'ooIs for Ls regiment are
dliy expected. -
lis Touor Mr.. Mayo, the Mayor of Richmond, Va,
for many years N Iiie OF The regiment bl- returned
his certificate Of honorary meubersi IL 10 the Seventh
Regiment Iu his lr'er to Col lefierts he p'es.es
the desire that all OF his acquain,s with
tie regiment shall be destroyed
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
lnsurrection in Yucatan, etc.

NkW'UKLEANt, IhHIbu'y, May = IcUi.
The schooner Aranepats tfom RnataD rel oite an
insnrreclioa broken among th lniins la Yacrtan
Fifteen 3riiir officers had teen killed by the Indians.
Capt. Dunns Weri India Regiment had left kuatan
for the scene II on.
The English Government will give mp the I,lsnd of
Ruatan the LIST Of June, positively, whether Hon
Cnris accepts il or not.
An En,li-h waI-steamer arrived in the harbor on
the I'd, and left tie same day tor B.liLe.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
From Washington.

WAsHISGTOs, THURSDAY, May =, lS6l.
The President has u,nde The folloviug appointments:
James Harlan, Attorney, and Alexander II. Sneed,
Marsl al for the Di-tIict of kenuky; liram Wiley,
Artorn,y, and ID. II. Carr Marrhsl for Conuec icut;
Albert Samtid, Marshal for Rho'e Island; Levi j.
K,ithley, Marshal for New.Mexio, ard sydney III.
iIubu.n Associate justice for the same Territory.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

It. instuipn, rendr donb, Impressed With all s dn'ie'
and o,ions deeply aud earnestly a. were nsVo 70
the soil.
Thu, ouaisd have already offered my military services to
tho ~ MANY Of yon done ID. AID feel
tb,. ,ou all ,hrr my Of indebedhs 10 the
United sis,, al would feel equally rttihed with myself 10
ates,ing h by ,usstsn,ial service.
You all hn. the vsloe OF the Union as It was and W" sho
BY Il faithful 81 ue aud defend h at all haz'rd' WIN same
6,mDe.s and sslsuty dpis,ed 50 enphsncsy I'D 'ne
=, naive Aua-tbe rights and constitution Of ii IN
gary Ill.,
To eu,ody these senuen 10 sproccal form We bunea'
sn ip Newly sad vicinity must meet confer unite and or
saniIe
tho eore request you assemble tomorrow Saturday 81
"a ccoca D. the Astor House G." seison the por'o''
bsv,, Kindly offered III, pacs for The number
a, ,h ro,n viii e Owen a. the Office Of tie Aor Honsr
H., A. AsBOTH
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
Railroad Accident.

CHICAGO, 1bund"y, May2, IsbI
The locomotive Of r,an irUm Toledo on the Aich-
gan nth Road ex lDted it, boiler bine miles from
here Ills mognin., killing the ii eman mud 'ecti)u
foreman named Anderson, and ihurng the engineer.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
Missouri Legislature.

81. Louis, fnurday, Way ,, Is6l.
The Legilainre met nj Jeil.rsop City to-day, and
the Senate urgnhized by el-ciuR is oil oti,er- Tho
Governors message will he read tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
THE MAINE TROOPS.

PORTLAND, Me-, Tuuisday, May 2, leol'
An order has been issued 10 muster our First hes-
ment into the United States service tomorrow moro
ing at o'clock but tney will NOS leave Immediately.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
Loss Of the Steamship United states.

MON1RLAl, Ihu'sday, May :, IobI.
TIE master OF the ship Minnie Dawson, at Father
p, int, relors the st,amslp United States, from
Gl ,sgos bound to Montreal, on Bird ko ks. Her
boats were gone and there nobody on bOaru.
The ca vas making couplee breach over tie vessel,
and sne WAS breaking up.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
Advertisement
PRICES OF ENGLISH CAkIETING RECUCED.-

great opportunity otrI,d for aims In sp Car
p-tng English Meji"n. Velvet Carpets vide brusse
1hrrepls Jngsin Csrp~t., Rg. Mas. Mating Wa doc
Shscr Table aud lao Covrr. nueyvfs stair Csrp~ts and
kods Dntch Carpeg &C. di.,ay-d in eo spacious sales
rooms liKAn ASDKksoNs NJ 80 boseTy. hooseheepsn
and carpet Lu,eIs invted TO call
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
MAJOR Dopps RIFLE BATTALION.

BosrON, Thurrdly, May 2, I65I.
Major Dodds Battalion of Rifles, which left in the
steamer Cambri ,ge today, will he landed at AnpsI
olis. The other detachments are to join Colonel
Wadrop's Regiment al Forr Monroe.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

TIE LATE DR.. OsDERDosK The clergy Of the
Diocese Of NewYork requested to meet in Trinity
Cnurch on NJ nday, May 6, at 3 clock pm, TO ex.
press their respect fer the memory Of their late Bishop,
the r.. Rev. Benjamin 7. Ooderdonk. Tboss Of tho
laty who shall pe'se 10 attend the meeting will he
cordially weicoued. The funeral Of Bishop Onder-
donk appointed for Tuesday May at Trinity Church,
ut 8 O'Clock p. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
From Havana.

Nyw-ORLrass, Thursday, May 2. 1901.
The steamer General nIirsmon has arrived from lia
vana, 18th ult. Sngar- were drooI lug; NVe. ~ TO
ID, 5adGj reals. Ste.liug EXchsnpe, o0ei Prem.i
Sight Exchange on New-lors, 2s3 prem.
Political news mi npo,tant.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
TIE NEW-JERSEY TROOPS.

TRENTON, Thursday, May 2, 1861.
The trouble referred TO yese'day. respecting the
Comnissalry Department, ws by tie I'd tlludson)
Regiment hot the lst Esrex) Regiment, az reported.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
Adve'ti.. ment
EDWARD II. DIXON NJ. D.. Editor Of The

Scaipl aud Operating and Consulting Surge n No q ahsy
Ce con.usons the obs' ur dDeases o. tn- pelvic
Rupur- Pi-s Nafcosel-. sod tpis rsdcsly cured
the kue si,ur. Office hours from 70 y, TO
and 20 y eyeliDsa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
The strength OF ~ Rec iulent, turning ont with

The Hywi;zer eo,rs is a remarkably fine body OF
men. They number a. bnd have TWO I~-pouhue'
Ic.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

Rrcri,ii IN tlis city was blk yesterday; 1t suu,'
mp as folloAs: Army-Cedar stree, :; huaron si'
1; Chatham etreet, 4; Navy-Cherry suee 0'' ""u
South street, o. Toral, 62.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
IAdver,isrnent. ]

Adver,D-mentl
THE WAR CRY is sounding IN the ears OF our
Ieor- SO fsue o. BAsSvN .ruse hos Of attractions
and drawing thousand, g. his husEuh dsly
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

,h-ir headquarters, Lsfs, ete Hall escorted oy the
embe,s Of tie 9tb whore yoe offer # 'hrr ser, ic"
ID Il purpose wac acc-p'td by Col. LIE Gal. After
81 d par,ure of the Ssh Col Tomph inA gave inr,ru
lions to clear the grounds of all but mea bes OF the
regiment.
We give below the regiuenta staff aud the captains;
G. w. Is. Tompkrs-Coionei
John H. Wibon-Lieot, Colonel.
A. W Rea-Adjntsbt
A. X. Jng-Qdt r~,msser.
John few Pa, mas
+ g. Sage jr -Eneineer t.
J. R-Np,ld hal lain.
A. Polycll-Se seait.
J. s tereusop- -A.si.tnnt Sergeant
u. n Foafr-Ae-is ant SergpsLt
A. NJ. .Cnffn-Comuissay.
Lliuton Berry Assistant Commhsory
J. Aruouf-OrteIy St frant
A q. stein-A'tiNan, Ousncrmn,ter
The strength OF tie Rec iment, turning out with
full force, us ioilCws:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

BOARD OF ALDERaEs.-No quorum Of the Board Of
Adrrmeh pi, se-i last -'-Ibg.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
AIDS TO GENERAL WOOL.

The following order has been issued from General
wools Headq uaIteI ia this 'i'y:
Ngw.SoRK CITY. April q. 1851.
GENERAL ORDRns-No g.
A,,,s der d.m,n jr and George L. SCHUYLER OF Ne~,
Vel a. pnned Vouateer Ads-drCamp Major Genefal
Johp E. VOL tied Army ard viii be ooeyed ana TO-
Cd etrdS accordingly. ..1
by commtUd Of Major. General WOOL;
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

bis Republic by vru. Of which b've enjoyed Inc Oh
h. ins,uisn, ren donby imprt'sed With ai s dnie'
md ssons a, deeply and ss earnestly were native to
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

Hg Hf I ~ ' ~ rf iIl
.-f.. I.rtra Iffrrorsfah sHl
.f li.a1
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-20
rron-clad shlps and Harbor Defsnees.

Iron-CIad ships ansl HarbOr Dcfenees.
It seems to have occurred TO few persons
Ia this country that the invention or adOp-
ton of ir0n-clad aud shot-proof ships Of
war must work great change in the nature
toned to think that the city Of New York
quite safe against the assaults of an enemy
approaching from the sea hut there Is lit
tie doubt that such ship as the French
La Gloire or the British Warrior could sail
lp between the forts which guard that har.
Sor uuinjnred by their fire, and, arriving
safely off the Battery, lombard the city at
its leisure, moving from point TO point till
the island was mass ofruiDs. Aud If New
York, then probably any other city on our
coast.
The Secretary of the Navy is about to
contract for a number Of wooden gunbOats.
If be would add to our naval force few
sbot-proof iron gunbOais, such as efficient.
y served the Emperor of France In the Cri
ioea, they would be found u very useful
lass of vessels for several purposes 10 this
var. One such shOt-pro0f gunboat station
d at each of the mouths OF the Mississippi,
1r better yet, two stationed opposite Fort
Jackson, where the river is still undivided,
would Theoretically seal the port of New
Orleans, aud do more efficient service at less
current expense than half-a-dozen steam
frigates outside.
Again, there is little doubt that any sea-
port now held by the rebels--even Charles
ton--conld be easily captured, or at least
destroyed, by one or two sbot.proof vessels,
armed with suficieauy heavy guns and able
to throw she'll and bot shOL. A French shot
proof gunbvat withstood the heavy cannon
ade Of lsrge Russian fort for more than
two hours, without the slightest injury, 10
the Crimea. Shell, bot shot and the heavi-
est cold shot. were alike harmless to ber
iron sides; and she kept up constant Gre,
without the loss Of man or the smallest
injury to hull or armament
A vast leviathan like the Warrior requires
many months to build. But very efficient
class of shot.proof iron gunbOats, large
enough for all practical purposes, could be
constructed in this country Ia about Ice
days. Half dozen such vessels would be
formidable and serViceable permanent ad.
dition to our navy. They would serve an
excellent purpose during the present war
for the. Union aud as iron does not rot
like wood, they would do good work for
many years TO come on any station where
we need strong vessels TO repel an attack,
as we'll as answer. admirably as movable
harbor defenses for any sudden emergen.
cy.-[N. Y. Post.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-20

FUGITIVE SLAVES. following order
was issued by Gen. Mansfield, in command
of the troops stationed at Washington City,
IN The 18th of July:
Fugitive slaves will, under no pretext
whatever, be permitted to reside, or in any
way harbored In the quarters and camps oI
the troops serving in this Department.
Neither will such slaves be allowed to ac-
company troops on the march. Command.
ers of troops will be held responsible for a
strict observance of the order.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-20
CHANGES IN THE WHALE FtsHrnY.-Tt

CHANGES IN THE WHALE FisHERY.-The
whAlers are continually changing their Crui-
sing grounds. AT one time, remarks the
Honolulu Advertiser, the Greenland fishery
attracted the larger portion Of the feet;
then the Southern Atlantic; the South Pa
ci6c aud the Pacific sperm whaling grounds
-still later, the North Pacific drew hither
nearly one half of the entire feet Now this
latter cruising ground is declining in popu.
larity, and the South Atlantic and Indian
Oceans receive attention.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-20

A COSTLY BUILDNG.--The original esti-
mate of the cost Of building the present
British House of Parliament was $780,
600; bat already SI2.5OO,OOO have been ex-
pended on it. and it is still far from being
furnished in all its details. The building is
moreover said to be most inconvenient
and uncomfortable structure for any pur-
pose.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-20
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR! /!

In making up Over Shirts, Coats, Suits, &c. They
now use from forty to fifty constantly aud are turn
ing out the finest goods in the market may2l
MRS. L. j. ROLFE Agent,
Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-20
LANGTON's PIONEER EXPRESS.

To all parts of California and Utah Territory, con-
Meeting at Marysville and Nevada with Reliable
Expresses to all parts of California, the At
lantic States and Europe.
We will dispatch Daily Expresses TO and hOm all
Points North Of Nevada,
And every Saturday Morning, to the following places
in Western Etah:
Franktown. washoe Valley, Chinatown
Genoa Carson Valley, Gold Canon,
Truckee Meadows, Johnstown,
Carson City Virginia City,
And Walker River Mines.
All letters for the Western Atlantic States enclosed
in our Government franked envelopes, and endorsed
Overland, via. salt lake" will be forwarded and
rea ch their destination sooner than by any other
line.
Treasure Packages and Letters transmitted TO and
from the above points with unriyaled dispatch and
security.
Geld Dust and Coin, forwarded to all parts of the
United States and Europe, insured uninsured. at
as low rates as be done by any house with
rty
Our Treasure Express will always be accompanied
by faithful Messengers.
ha- Notes Drafts Bills. &C., collected or negotia.
ted and all orders attended To promptly.
Purchases of every description made Forwarding
tended to intellgently and with prOmptitude.
60 Office IN Nevada, next door below Wells, Far
60 Co.'s JOHN PATTISON, Agent.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-20

A LETTER from Richmond, July 10th. says
that Major Sibley, late of the United States
dragons, has received the appointment of a
Brigadier General in the rebel army, and
was 70 leave on the 11th for Texas. with in-
structions to form a brigade Of cavalry.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-20

A BRUTE.-The Marin Journal says an In
human wretch named Callipy, resident Of
Nuscle Poi6t, lately clubbed poor crazy
Frenchman nearly to death. alleging that
the lunatic was robbing bis hen roost.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-20

CtEAVE OF CALlFOhNlA; In the jus.
- tice's Court Bloomfield iOwnship, in and for t,e
County of Nevada. The people Of the State Of Cali.
foTna to A. JACOBS, Greeting
You are hereby summoned to appear before me at
nv Office IN the township OF Bloomfield, in the County
of Nevada on the goth day OF August A. D., 1861 at
O'Clock p. NJ. TO answer unto the complaint Of
JAMES r. VANNATTER who sues to recover the sum
of thty dollars and fifty cents due plaintiff for labor
balance of account a. per bill of items Gle in ms
Office, when judgment will be taken against you or
the said amount together with costs and damages
YOU fail to appear and answer.
To Sheriff or any Constable of said county greeting
Make legal service and due return thereof Given
under my hand this 18th day OF August, D.,
1851. W. c. CARTER, J. P.
true copy. A. BIcKFoRD, Constable.
The plaintiff having fled an affidavit stating that
a lust cause of action exists and that the defendant
cannot after due diligence be found and that he be.
eves that the defendant is a resident of this State
is therefore ordered that service be had by publics
tion in the Nevada Democrat, newspaper published
in Nevada county, for the space of one week
w. c. CARTER,
Aug. II. 1861. Justice of the Peace
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-20
Legal Notices.
CTATF OF CALI ORNIA. In n,

C,TATE OF CALF ORNIA; In the ia.
- tice's Court Bloomfield Township, in and for n.
County of Nevada. The people Of the State of Cal,
forna 10 A. JACOBS, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me a,
my Office In the t0wnshipof Bloomfield In the count,
of Nevada on the 29th day of August, A. D., 1861 q
IL o'clock A. ~, 10 answer unto the complaint a
JOHN WALLACE, who sues TO recover the sum n
thirty-four dollars and thirty nine cents due plain
tit on balance of an account for blocks furnished ds
fendant as per bill Of items file in my oice when
judgment will be taken against you for the said
amount together with costs and damages If you h1
TO appear and answer.
To the sheriff on any Constable of said COUNTY
Greeting Make legal ,erviee aud due return therr,s
Given under my hand this 18th day Of August, A. 3
1861. w. c. CARTER, j. y.
true copy. A. BICKFoRD Constable.
The laintif having fled an affidavit stating thai
lust cals, U action exists abd hat the de iendant
can not after due diligence, be found. ard that Ne
believes that the defendant is resident Of this STATE
II is therefore ordered that service be had by publ
cation in the Nevada Democrat, a newspaper pub
lshed in Nevada county for the sIace of one week.
w {. CARTER
Aug II, 1891. Justice Of the Peace