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From Eastern Kentucky.
ETOW TIC u luunu UIFpaIC0.
TAIWELL COURTHOUSE. VA, Nov. II,

TA5WELL COURTHOUSE. VA. Nov. IL, 1861.
We hsve Just learned, through our dispatch
bearer n. l. CONAN, some very exciting and in
terestipg news from the Sandy country. You are
aware that our forces in that section were under
the commsnd of Col. John Williams, aud that be
had evacuated Prestonburg, and taken q stand some
few miles this side. (Fhis information l communi-
Gated to you in my last epistle) On last Thursday
the 7th our forces fell back from their position to
a place called Gauley Bridge, a new name recently
given to little creek ravine called Mario bone
some l6 miles from Pikeville, county seat of Pike
county. At this peint little deep stream empties
into the louisa Ford of Sandy A bridge of some
length crosses this stream. Here our forces de
termined to give the enemy q chance to show their
bravery. But before they advanced very far our
men fell back 10 Pikeyile.
On arriving ct Pikeville Colonel Williams order
ed Captain May, and some other Captain, Mr. G.
fails to recollect his name,) with some four hun
dred men, to return and give them battle at the
place named. This they did, and all honor TO Capt
May, he did it will; the whole force being under
his command by general consent On Friday last
the 9Th, the enemy advanced up to the place named
and about nine O'Clock Captain May let loose upon
them from the adj Dining heights. The fight lasted
some two hours and half, and the result of which
truly christened the of the place Gauley. The
enemys loss is reported to be three hundred killed
and q large number wounded, while our loss was
only eight killed, and some ten or twelve wounded
The enemy's force engaged is said to be scme 500
AuSlE HrblIleEy was let iOOSe upon Our
forces but as heretofore, it hut no one.
On the same day another little fight took place,
some twelve miles from PikevilIe, on Johns Creek.
Here the enemy were endesvoring to make their
way into the rear of Col. Williams, in order to cut
of his supplies and the artillery supposed to be or
its way to Col W. Our force here numbered some
200, under command of Capt. q. Harris The ene-
my numbered some 1900 or 1000. We were repuls
ed, with the loss OF come two or three. The Caps
tain reports the enemys loss at from ten to twelve
among the number the vile traitor of that county,
Aaron Fulkerson.
A sharp skirmish was also had on the same day
at the mouth of Cole, some four FIVE miles below.
where Captain Harris attacked the party refer
red to.
Saturday morning took up their line of march for
the Pound Gap in Wise county, Virginia. some sixty
miles from Abingdon, leaving the main road from
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AFFAIRs rs East rENNEssEe.
Confederate cou-s..Eelsase or Ropressn,
-9-II 81 III
JOIN Fl. WNDER,
Brigadier General.

Confederate COurs.sRelease or Represen-
tashv9 ~ u lace.
Prom tie Knaxvills Rsgiser, Nov. II.
The case of Willism Wallace, Representative Of
Campbell and Anderson counties, who was arrest
ed at Athens on his way to Nashville on the I4th
mat, came up before the Commissioner, the Hon
r B Reynolds yesterday, aud resulted in the IN
conditional discharge of the defendent. Mr.. Wal
lace made some remarks after his discharge, in
which he exonerated the authorities concerned in
his arrest from all blame, and admitted that certain
remarks he had ma e in conversation to his cor
sutuents may have been imprudent But be de-
elared that he hsd neither said nor done any thing
since taking the necessary obligation to admit him to
his seat IN the Legislature which was
intended BY him to lessen the feelings of allegiance
which all Tennesseans owe to their State Cow
eminent and to the General Governments under
which We now live. Col Wallace also recommends
to his constituents Of Campbell and Anderson cozns
ties and to the people Of East Tennessee generally
to join in preserving peace among ourselves in keep
ing out all Federal troops from our country, and in
meaning themselves as good, quiet and loyal cits
liens under the constituted authorities. The result OF
Mr.. Waleee's arrangement cannot but be highly
gratifying to all wellswisEers Of the Confederate
Government and all who desire to see the people
OF our section haFmonized and united.
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~, and hired TO E. H. HudsoD, King George Court
house. The last naan said 20 be veg valusbIs.
Il is also reported that several belonging to Il n
Turner and Dr. Grsenlag have gotten OF W
further hear that the citzsns attach great blame
the military authorities for this wholesale loss
property, and appeal most urgently ard earuestl
to the powers that be at Richmond 70 give that tru
hearted but deienceless people some little neasnr
of protection and some immunity from the Whola
sale deprivstions Of property. Is d little siDgu
lar that so soon a. Colonel Arnold and his mllita
force retired that these Outrages should be Perpe
tFated.
Last week they went up the Curryt0usn an
rsvaged several farms. From DR.. Curry they tool
Sc negroes aud all his cattle. and from Mr. Hewlett
ia0r negroes From Dir. Hurst, IN N0rthumber
lsnd' On tie Chesapeake Bay, they took six ne
grccs.
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A COnmendable disclaimer.
Prem u. Knoxville Register, Nov. II.

/ In our last issue We published a communication
/ that was sent to Strawberry Plains under flag OF
truce by certain citizens of Sewer county On FRI
| day we were called upon By two. of the gentlemen
whose signatures were attached to the paper who
inform Us that the spirit of the document was mis-
spprehended. The names Of these gentlemen are
Messrs and J. H. Caldwell. They state that g
rumor prevailed that a large force was organizing
st Strawberry Plains, not for the purpose of
ing the bridge neendaFies. but for the purpose of
taking indscriminate vengeance upon the Union
men of Sewer county. Under these circumstances
they signed the paper not supposing it was TO be
carried under flag Of truce, or to be Construed
into proposition 70 protect the felons engaged in
the attempt to burn the railroad bridge.
These gentlemen earnestly disclsim any know
ledge Of or sympathy with the conspiracy to de-
stroy the railroads are thoroughly disguised with
this result Of the keeping up Of the Union Orgsni
cation; and are determined 10 have nothing fur
Their to do with it. They claim to represent the
feelings Of the majority Of the substantial men OF
the county, who now finding that they have been
duped and deceived by their political leaders into
position that has brought upon them q suspicion
of treason, anxious 70 be set right and viii
ling to take up in defenceOf the South instead
Of cOnniving desiring the invasion Of Tonnes
see By Lincoln troops.
TIe Aesars. Coldwell are reliable and truthful
gentlemen and their statement of the revulsiOn Of
sentiment that has taken place In Sewer county,
since the real purposes Of the conspiratOrs have
COue 10 ana SINCE IulOu9 nave DeeA
abused of the fslse representations as to the pur
poses of the Southern men, 80 industriOusly circu
lated among them may be relIed upon. There is
no earthly doubt that the people Of East Tennessee
have been most egregiOusly mlsed. by few traitor
Gus miulons of Andy johnson one hand, and the
duplicIty Of = few designing demsgogues on the
other hand the first trying excite them to hostil
ity to the Government and the o hers trying TO
keep them band ID together political organiza
tion for their own selfish ends.
The late premature and unsuccessful conspiracy, !
by leading TO the exp Of both these classes of
persons AMI ea@ for the prompt action Of the |
Governm n il IhI5 quarter, will prove q Provi> |
Dental OcGufeaee, and We may safely predict that
East Tennessee will now soon be little liable to
the charge Of disafection to the Confederate Gov
eminent either of the other divisions of the State
The knowledge that the military authorities have
no purpose to persecute people for opinions sake,
Dor to interfere with individual rights but merely
10 bring traitors and felOns Justice will go very
far to allay the excitement, and harmonic our peo
pie, who are at heart as patriotic as any IN the
South.
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only ten field oficers, it was necessary to draw by
lot three captains. The first names drawn were
Captains J. B Ricketts,, Il. NcQaAde and J. W. Rock
wood.
Ths list Of thirteen viii therefore stand-Cols
Lee, CogswelI, Wilcox. Woodruff, and Wood; Lieut.
Coils Bowman and Eeff; Msjors Potter, Revere
and VCgdes; Captains Ricketts,, hcQusds and Rock
wood
Respectfully, your Obedient servant.
9oHS Il. WHDER,
Brigsdier General.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF HENETCo,
RICHMOND VA, November II, 1861.
Hon. j. P. Benjamin, sscretGy Of Var, Richmond
Hirginid.
SIR: In obedience to your instructions, all the
wounded officers have been exempted a. hostages
to await the result Of the trial Of prisoners captured
By the enemy at SEES l have therefore made selec
tons by lot of Captain Fl. Bowman and T. Keller to
replace Captains Ricketts, aud McQuade, wounded
The list Of thirteen will now stand-Colcnes Lee,
CsgsEen. Wilcox, Woodruff and Wood Lieutenant.
ColOnels Bowman and Nef Majors Potter, Revere
and Wedges; Captains lockwood, Bowman and
Kefer.
Respectfully, your Obedisnt servant.
JoEN Fl. WNDER,
Brigadier General.
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Nelson's Dispatch CONCERNING the Battle
. Ptk, Ville.

Nelson's Dispatch CONCERNING the Battle
IT Pik. willie.
Gen. NELsoSS or BuI NELsOS's, Gas he is sometimes
styledO dispatch to the Lincoln Government con-
corning the battle of Pikevie, turns out to be an
unmitigated ednGrd, as will be by the re-
csived from Richmond. Instead of Col. WILLIAMS,
that gallant hero, being cut up and prisoner, it
turns out that Nelson's forces were soundly
thrashed out by less than q fifth of their
number, and great slaughter suffered among them,
NELSON is described by a talented young Kentuek-
ian as being q very FALsTAFF in his character. In
truth NELSON has far surpassed the fat knight in his
DESCRIPTION Of the men in buckram, In the account
he gave of his battle. No such exaggeration is
known in history or the drama as this of Nelson's.
NELSON has certainly made himself famous by this
dispatch. Despairing of winning any laurels on the
field, he has seized the pen, which, in his hand, is
truly 'mightier than the sword and manufactured
therefrom one of the meat splendid victories ever
painted by fancy His herOism consists in his mar
Tellous talent in writing dispatches, surprising,
In this respect, the best specimens of the Yankee
race. he is Kentuckian, by birth, interruptions,
energetic and talented, especially in making himself
8 hero-on paper.
From second Lieutenant in the Navy he sud
denly rose, By the favor of his Apeship, to Brigs-
der GOneralship in the Abolition army, because of
his aptness in distributing srrus among the Home
Guards, and thus claiming Kentucky to the LINCOLN
car His fscile style in reporting his battles, cer~
tainly entities him to promotion TO Asjor Gen
eralship.
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this place to the State line open to the enemy Since
their occupation of Piksville they e O0O) have sd
vanced TO within two and half miles Of our State
line.
Tbs excitement here is great The militiS Of
Buchanan turned out on the Sabbath, and cons
menced biockading the road some eighteen miles
below their county seat. Runners from there
reached here this morning calling for help. We
have every reason to believe that gallant Brig
adler General Rees 7. Bowen, viii have his entire
BRIGADE upon the line Of march for the scene Of
conhict IN few days. RL
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ARRIVAL OF UNION PRISONERS -Forty>foGr Union
men, from the counties OF Fsyette, Raleigh, Boone,
Ksnavha, and Wyoming recently captured by Gen.
FloI DIS cavalry scouts arrived in our city last hight
on the Tennessee cars en- route TO Richmond. They
are under charge Of Captain Phelps, of Floyds
brigade, and are about the hardest looking SET we
have ever laid eyes On.-Ls nehb'gg RepWb, Noe IL.
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Nashville GUN factory.

StTOGKHoLDEBs In he Nashville Gun Fasiory are notified
that The hi ol Of I've per Dc and para
BE On 18th aGVEmhsr 49, By order % the Board.
p @. RyoRE, sseIstsrv Ind TEas,ure-,
noYi4 Ciiss at Capitol.
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NOIfce.

EsOosDEEs oFEsss, cIrT HALL,y
"a hFile, v. i3ta. 1851 !
IL pgrs-s aged In buEin~ss M0ny Brots-s are here
- BY notified 10 procure the Corporation License within Tn
ays e. viii b sal cted 70 ths pnAly q he
nOgl4-ilH v. ID. RAYB, Recorder.
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IMPOR FAINT FROM THE POTOMAC.
Landing OF the Enemy AZ N aehias' Point

111t0 % n u - IN u = = -
We have important news from the Potomac. The
fredericksburg Recorder Of yesterday reports the
landing of the enemy at Matthias Point and gives
the following particulars Of their operations:
The enemy made landing ct Matthias Point
about two hours before daylight on Monday morn
ing, in numbers reported at from so to 200.
They Immediately moved outward into the coun~
try but qniet had been the landing that our pick
cts in the vicinity were usspprbsed Of the fact. Oue
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a Gard.

HAYS opensd - coo wort o. choice Reafy Made Ciohn
ia Nashville Ites- Esois saesd ads ~ 20 ar
Ter Il Of The best houles in Souh hey VIII Be- ssa
50 81 purnh at old prices before he war 81
er uuusua nducsue dssefs tie ey aad
snsnt Is, AID 70 priTats Genteuen eairul
IN MS line a Al Commercial ROel corner Odsr 81 Chsrr
So eess Hashvills, Tenn. o. p WhDE
November l9. 6l-dfu.
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Public Sale or Psrsonnl Fs1nln

nv the 1hday Of Decea Der next viii expose to
" bdne', all the proaal pr perry belonging the estate
Willt-msoa Jordan, hesT Col sroye, aI to1nfy
consisting the follow ertys Ikfiydge head
work mails and forty head Of three old muies tHsaY bead
brood and yoang fns Jack twelve ns mi "a
IS head shesD l be u pork hozs 800 he'd Of SOD
hogs and all farE Ing utsnGlI Loateaod and kitchen u
niturs. cora fodder ara oats
Terms OF sale.
credit oftEelVe months VIII b. given, tie purchasers z
nd and two 60 'ecuIide fore n properly e. r.ntTsd
at the same tine and place II hire oat the MERGED
ard rent ous the nd, not dina tvrugy, for The
year WAISTS JORD
Nov.nbsr Ie, '6t-dIn Adm nistrator.
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DWeIIing House for Rom.

THNHE House No 81 south Sumner sreet, EssrY opbosa
unberlxnd ssbyterian Cturch Poss son siFsa IL jan
EsssTis, Eav S-dlT J. T. eIBsca
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DR. i r GENTRY.

EENHS CELEBRATED Cen s Of Frankfort Ky PEELED 10
leave home or account bis Sou pEiIephE silI
Prac tee IN n trees ife ing WINTER Nhs hopta
meet a are disc I'D n their eys Ell sold dis1lsed
ecouLt Of disease IL TIE ted WSzi Zee. sxceps
Laseiane-, which they ear get fer an ali sun.
Rec to the tissns o. TsnnEsse and Hurssrro a.
well those Of noriA d1rua
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WRnted ImnedinfeIr.

No 6arie-er who unders ards The pr0psgste1 aad eul
- IVaton q Flowers. Fruits Grapes &c and s anrssFl
busnfsI ss-erRily. Apply mnediAtsy to
GRERf 4 o0S
noEi4-dlT Book etoio. UR ca street.
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COnEe0 crate states Army Contracts.

FENHE QuFt Tssts Department. desires Or the
use.ETs ard GeliVtry Of Drs. Cro1tsTs ID Wheel
B rows APpigt0 GW CDHaTSGHAM.
noy3O-52E Assistant Qua-ie;uastef.
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reinforcement.

eo5ssqusnee OF ST anks ng' Eus:al Inssruusrt
and Chi sEsrs ale Is stponed un Bondsy he lsth
list when vial te pleased frisnds and eu sr-
n9VlS-d2t BE5J. ?. sRIsLp5 4 o..
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For Rent,

TTHB DEsiEg, Ne g. spruce ssss pe1s19n given en ne
SoyTs-SiE '4N-' wi -'F' RoBF. GIBSON
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New sugar and n ~Iasses.
IN HHDs gHIMR To CHOICE sUGARBs
OH IS do OlarifsI sugar;
40 Barrels Crushed DO,
% de- Powered sugar;
100 do Aollssei
IS half Barrels AoassI in tore sad for sale ior saA
BY HUGH AccBkA CO.
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$50 Reward.

Al away frcm srbTter he 9Th ioss, two miles
y from Lebanon wis unit Tenn negro nan named
'narles DARK Dle1l0n. spare msde, abOnt twenty
Ee7sp "a Gbaut Eve let he's elhf ard
Weighs b ~ l40 BSu ds Ertes VtTy good hard VIII,
doubtless havea b trzds len len
home carried with him h u1k, anc has g1 81 solder
clothes has lived In Memphis
Sivs he GboTs reW-rd for bis arerss and aTmssl
nov In BERRY EHIT1sJbss-
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straycd or Stolen.

A PIE0 Gov Of ths Dsrhzn stock, viii red car sbou
n ei. h uonths "a Her delivery any affirmation COZ
corning her viii Be b=rly reEardei at 81 HEh BrOa
street H. AAR8aAlL
NCveuber I5-dH
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DissOIufiOn Of PartDes ship.

EOHE P-r,.srship sretO fore s,isting Jehs Bu
Jeh1 Rtnnis, 70 thil day diasnsFd b. nufus
Tohn puR payn al Liabilities o. he ar al debs dre ths
Arm ui Be paid 70 iohn DaR oniv antbord
e.Ilso the This he lJtn , Ct Rovenher, 1851
DoVl4 = DURR RANaIBg
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anlf.
Tanners' Oil.

HnR BAGS COARSE SALT;
GDtBSS go Bags Fine salt IN store end FOR sale By
noV8-t' esp HUGH McoRBA co
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THE SITUATION ON The POTOMAC.

The Fredericksburg Recorder says Of afs frs along
the Potomsc.
For the last week m2tters have been ex.raordi-
nariy quiet along the line of this great river
About Aqua creek there are some two or three
steamers keeping up the blockade, but no show Of
merchantmen.
From Transport we have information that for
the last i've or ak days. not gun has been fred
Above the batteries there are always one or two
war steamers. just opposite our batteries we hear
that the Frderas are erecting very formidable bait
teries being nothing less than thirteen~inch NOR
tars. Our informant says they work busily day
and night, and has no doubt they have g cOnsiders
BILE force employed IL is at this point that the
celebrated Sickles' Brigade are located.
The Federals seem to be intensely fond Of Hail
Columbia and the Star Spanged Banner, these tunes
being played daily, both morning. and evening, IN
hearing of our batteries, and we Will add, BY
most excellent band, so says our informant
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Tanner OIL.
IN BARRELS TANNERS OIL. for rals Isu By
OV novsa eNP HUaH AoJREA 60.
Fire Crackers,
AOn BOXES NO I GOLD CH0s, for sals lev
4tUy b. HUGH MccRkA 4 90.
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We learn that two Federal steamers yesterday
succeeded In passing the Transport batteries In
making the tempt, We learn that our bstteris g
fred upon them some fifteen times, but with what
success we are not informed
TIE YANKEES AT WORK. STAMPEDE or SLAVES.
The Fredericksburg Recorder says,
Information has just reached us of the escape, on
Sunday night last from place called White Point,
IN Westmoreland county Of party of s7me forty
negroes or more. This they managed to eject By
using seine boat belonging to Mr. Gou'dnan the
owner Of the property at this place The slaves be-
longed as fsllows ten to estate of RObt II. Mont,
gomery. deceased eight to Mr.. Gouldman four 10
". d. Watson i've to Fielding Lewis all of Miss
Nary Dlshmans number not known one to 7 L,
Hunter one belonging 70 Mr. Coleman Of this csun.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-23
COMMISSION AND PURCHASING
AGENT,
SAN Francisco.

ORDERS for the purchase Of Merchandise and arti-
cles o every description solicited by the under
signed
residence In this city Of o3er ten years and
perience in the business Of nearly the length of
time are considered sufficient TO warrant the conf
dence of persons in the country who occasionally
qure to make purchases here through the agency of
reliable party, or who may be looking Tor perma-
Agent in San Francisco To either the adFer
offers his services assuring all who intrust orders to
him that effort shall be spared to execute their
missions satisfactorily.
All Orders must be accompanied with the Cash or
CITY Reference.
These desiring information concerning TIE uader
signed are referred to
VIM. T. Coleman Co., San Francisco.
j. II. Coghl & Co., q
c. Langley, Druggist,
Flint, Peabody Co.,
Ira P. Rankin,
Ross, Dempster Co.,
j. Anthony 6 o., Union cfice, Sacramento,
And to the Proprietors ofthe NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
N. Borders for Machinery, Pianofortes, Meode-
ons Sewing Machines, Watches, Jewelry &c, will lie
attended to by competent judges
l.. p. FISHER,
Commission and Purchasing Agent,
629 Washington street. up stsirs,
Opposite Maguire's Opera House, San Francisco.
ap2T-u
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-23
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, /


COUNTY OF YuBA, Sc.
nISTCICT COURT, Tenth Judicial District. The
~ People Of the State of California, to Charles Hei
alias Charles Hesenbutter and l. 5. Belecher, VIII
liam Belcher, partners under the name of Belcher
Becher gr Getting: You hereby required to appear
in an action commenced against you as Defendants,
by John O Fall William g Webb and George Han
son under the name and style of Hanson, Fall and
Webb plaintiffs, In the District Court Of the Tenth
Jud ca District in and for the County of Yuba state
of California and the complaint therein (whch
is on Gle with the Ceek Of said CountyD within tel
days after service upon you Of this summons, Nclu-
sive Of the day of service served in said County Of
Yuba twenty days If served out of said County but
in the Tenth judicial District of the st e of California
forty days if served out OF said District but with
in the State; or judgment by default will be taken
against you according to the prayer of the said COM
paint The said action is brought to obtain judg-
ment and decree of this Court annullng and cancel-
ing nine certain promissory notes particularly dcscrb-
ed in this said complaint executed by the said pl'Gs
and delivered TO you the said Charles lielsen alias
Charles Heisenbutter about the 27th day of
Feb'y 1861, amounting to about &4S5S Ol-lO0and
now in the hands of you I. 8. Belcher and William
Becher and alleged by the said plaintiffs to have been
frauduently obtained from hem by the said lleisen
alias Hesenbutter, and also to restrain the endorse
ment, transfer sale of said notes by you either
of you and to the of S2070 90 damages all
OF which is particularly set out in their said complaint
to which reference is hereby made together with such
other and further relief in the premises to said
Court may right and proper and if you fail to
answer the said complaint, the said Plaintiffs Will ap-
ply to the Court for the relief demanded therein.
,.... Given under hand and the Seal of said
seal: Court, this 25th day of July A. D. 1861.
'...'' WM. T. ONEALF,
Ck of the District Court in and for the Co. of Yuba,
BY NJ. u. DoBBTNs, Dep C1k.
C. p DE- LoEa & GEORGE ROWE, Att'ys for Plafs
iulV27-1aV4W