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vessels and other craft, unable 10 keep mp with
the larger steamships, will he lowed by such
stgrate.
The expedition Il Intended 10 be uada to the
enemy's coast, rrobsbis under circumstances
requiring the Utmost eooinFss and trap!dity
on the part OF every officer aud man of The
command
1t was believed by the War Department that
there wero st least 900 slaves. or contra
bands, TT Fortress Monroe, able 10 perforn.
y e*rtHin sort of labor nee. sstiry to the accom-
lishinent IT the purpose of the expedition
such weik IS throwing up entire nchnentS
aod adding to the comfort OF the officers. Six
hundred OF these negroes were ~ have accom-
panied MS, but there rs scarcely that number
ut the fortress, and Gen. Wool has plenty o.
em ployment for all OF them there We there
lore co not take any.
learn that the disefubarka ton, as an ex-
pertinent, to-day, was perfectly successful
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The heavy firing heard in the direction OF
she Potomac on Friday last proceeded from
she hiary land side OF the river. The rederaIs
engaged in some ordnance practice upon the
Confederate steamer Richmond, and renewed
Il on Saturday. No damage resulted. how.
over, and the enemy expended considerable
ammunition 10 no purpose. In establishing
a blockade Of the Potomac the South rnata.
rally interrupted the plans OF the Lincoln
res and we may reasonably expect some
powerful demonstrations against the batteries
which have so suddenly and efipctua1ly mt
stop - navigation
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entuckr.

II has already beea announced that Con.
vention OF the people OF Sonthern Kentucky
is shortly to be held q: RusseiIviile. IN that
STATE. It's object, 80 we are informed, lie to
make arrangements for the admission OF the
Southern portion Of Kentucky under the
PROVISIONAL Govern mcnt of the Con federacy
aud doubtless the visit OF Messrs. Br.ckin-
faee ftfeton. and Marshall, TO this city. has
something TO do with the movement We
shals avail the result with much anxiety.
since the contemplated measure has an i'm.
portant bearing upon II e future interests OF
the Sauth
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Below viii be found brief extracts Of news
from all quarters Of Lincolndon

from al quarters Of LincolfdoIn
ARREST OF CAPT. n. l. SHIELDS
The New York fsarea. Of the 2sth says:
Gaptain III l., Shields, of Bennington, Vt
was arrested On Thursday, cha. g.d wtia
having Carried on " FsonnbIe correspondence
with the enemy. Hs ohsiinateiy ,tpnied the
charges made against him. and promised Ia
hrlng sufficient eyissnce OF their faisity: bur
he was conveyed to Fort L4aftyett.. boty.itI,-
standing. Capt. Shields graduated at West
Point ia lS4l. served ten years in the regular
army, and WIS twice brevetted Tor eajiantry
in the Mexican War. For the last /. W ears
he has taken no part IN public fairs, al
thorgh it is sid by his friends that ne waa
hoping TO arrange his affairs so as to assume
some position in the National army
soaEiKISa ABorr TIE rsivAIEEs SUMTER.
The New York Traes, of the 2sth uls~, has
the folio wing paragraph:
Capt. Wiley, of the brig &. F. O'Brien,
which arrived esterday from Montesideo,
reports that on Sept. %, lat. 20 deg. min .,
Ion. u deg. he saw the British brig Spar tan,
Tfrom Rio Janeiro for st. Thomas. The Cap
taln OF the Spartan reported having, Oct. 6.
been chased for twelve hours, in lat. IL Gag .,
Ion. AZ deg. by Il ste inner, bark rig ged, round
stern, which had no sails higher than topgal
iant sails After being overtaken she was
boarded, but being an English vessel, was Il
lowed 10 proceed. The steamer had large
American ensign flying during the whole
time The cffi aers of the steamer won not
TEA ler name or what her business was. The
captain OF the brig on arriving atSt Thomas
was invited on board one OF our men of wa
ana seeinga pain ing OF the priya teer Sumter
on board, pronounced her to be the same yes.
sci that boarded him. She was very light
ard could not have had much coal in
sPEcgLafIoNs ABOUT THE FLEBT-a GREAT BAT
TIE AT HAND.
The Washington correspondent Of the Neyy
York Times. says;
OF course, everybody is on tiptoe with ex-
element respecting the great forward move
ment TO take place In few days about which
there is no concealment, from headquarters
down. "a great battle is at hand, is in eve
TYbody's mouth. This is the settled belief in
all, from those ''nearest the throne to the
retailer OF IutnorS in the street, yet, though
alone in my opinion, l do not quite believe it.
That our army win advance / nave no doubt
butt seems 20 be generally conceded that the
rebel leaders have abandoned entirely all idea
OF oHeuslYe movements, and adopted = &c EN-
sive policy.
- this be true, every consideration of militqrv
prudence would keep them from riskiug y
decisive battle. Acting on the defensive they
can expect only 10 repuisa an attack, without
any intention OF following The advantage up
wLeTeae Il defeat would be total ruti,. Tuev
tel nae, ii reply, % We Will force a battle."-
But this Is easier said than done. knowing
thoroughly every inch of ground, they can
select each posi- ZION to be taken in succession
beforehand, ana the result will be 4 battle OF
positions, dragging its weary, endless length
along.
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Aiirbmuno plspatrh.


There Hsre snnory remoIs in circulation
..,sr4sy. ore If which related TO the resag~
..,tft, of tHsnt officer Of the army Ger
fl. rqrties professed 10 be well Informed
-, the sublect. ard testified IL as Fl t &c
~rilsbed. a. circumstances stand Mt pres
,tt. W cen hardly conceive AZ possible that q
.a.aefal who hSs won onfading laerels, and
,.. -., Jivai N the affections OF the soldiery
.,ne raople. would thus voluntarily relfu.
"a his homors and disappoint the hopes OF
s.iau. There was good deal OF talk yes
&c sbont n great Confederate victory in the
1r+., int we couId learn nothing in con.
nation Of such m event,
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ANS ser tlenlan, late Minister of the United
states 70 Brazil, has arrived 81 his home in
feteEshrrg, where be was cordially welcom-
Cd lie came frcm Havana In the steamer
iheoGoEa, which carried out Ministers Ma
ton aud S!idell, ard successfully ran the
blockade, going and returning
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non n n wright OF Rome, Ga. who is
10" ia command OF regiment, was in Rich
iHond last week, on his way TO Western Viz
S'G1f- On his return 10 Georgia, his regi-
~'eAt Viii probably oe ordered 10 Manassas.
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Iev uohRias noun aiTas ri thieAess il 8
cost rom oAss AuAafsd 20 nne tuad9e4 and
peu iapssand aptiAJ,s
tshA H9eWr. Jfs = saktn Aoaels(s, Hnmhcr4
~ ~ Mo- Ne pktoafN flkif3fa, TAi1St
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FUTURE p4fs.


- HtRl' rs SALs.-tn IL EsbAY 5.h nr.,
nj 10 o'clock -il1 sell at TIE anes; n store ~
t. b. Cox, M Main street.
3 eHAIRS; / L9TT1R P2Ees;
WAsbaTAE0s; ? nFSKs;
/ Box SUNDRiE~ L IrB.
SPITTOrNs;
ss.all TABL. vEND~Re;
| Lot Old CLOTHES; SIGN,
Fo.di0g States
Let old ACCOENT BOOKS:
! SH0VEL; BROOM;
Hurley.
! Lot BOOKS, PAhful,,rs 4. 10 .a,.
distress warrant II! favor Of Calf -, virtue 4 10.
j u. Wp0p, d. Sfr
no 4-H II * FLLYsoS Il & e.
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A.as. pia5aers transferred hence 10
20 ba,, "Fse conf 81 lntii within few
II a. = "asi'e flnekaey. but have now
..sa.s 70 III Ii tns city IL Il the
10 ,s ~ ssssFal Ripley, The Dommapdsy
d, ~ ~, = psaos sas fsSt |. d esndltsas .
ss,~s !, ssssssgksasf Esai ssay sriss In ne
~ - 49,
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TELEGAApHl1r
Tia L.atn Afnrm
AUCTION SALES.
rssiF UAI
By RICHARD CauTHOHg Ascs'r

IN moNDAf. 9TH "sy of Nsvemhes, At ~
o'clock 4. NJ, al my st.r. I VIII III :, .,.s.
is'n for cash 10 bois. N. u suear. z tierc.s Rice
key &c. T" ="
STOVES. FURNITURE. sc ~ foe CS.,kin.
s'ove, VIE hx'ures AMI tipe cotnvi.s~; hand.
sons Par OF stove hrge ssg shsp.d DAr rcop,
st vas, ali in good order,
Also, Itnfre T .b.e Sofss Chairs Bed..sads
nc o, y X. GACrHORN, Aarts-.
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Ia the last 10 desert the nag. Our Aid 70 the
ertent Of our ability can be relied upon to
crueh rebellion.
ISixuedl J. NJ vAy QAYRrrr pres,t
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VIRGINIA CogFRnExeg---The next annual
session OF the Virginia Conference of the
hsethedist Episcopal Church. will be held in
the city OF Noffoik on Thursday, the 10Th Of
November. Tie venerable Bishop Andrew
will preside over the deliberations OF the
BODY
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By .dLEX5EDER MOTT, Xvotir.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, STOVES.
4 sc. VIII be sold at auction ut my stor. v,
cEcDa /. Nov. 5th Comm. ncipg Mt 20 o'alock
iot 81 seeond hand Furniture; a iot of Dry tiocJs
and hrady Made Clothing Shoes. Bro s. HAS, AMI
fsncy Goods; lot OF hhvuiaer Hscon ard Chew.
ing Tobacco.
iso . Paricr stovss, aud ! Gold and Silver
Watches ID pay advances and eharges.
no ALFX. MOTT. Aues.
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By GoDDIN + APPERsos. Aser.onsey..

~ 1OADf" AFPkRSos. Asetsonsvs
TWO VALUABLE BRIcx TENEMENTS.
ON MAYO STREET, OPPOSITE THE
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE, FOR SALE ar
CT - N -~iil hs sold al auction, on The
premises. On TUESDAY, the 5sh November. le6s.
a. O'Clock r. H., thnss two valuable hriek TEN
EMENTs, located ~ above. fornsilv ewnsd and
occupied by JaEn Thompson. Esq Thsas ere
smonsst he best built ts1lnnenss ~ h fcusA b
the city.
TsxNs.-0ne fourth cash; hslsuos ~ 8. 70, anl
cured by a trust iaed or title retained.
oc 30 G1DDIN 4 AFPERSON, Anet'rx
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T-IRsT-CLAss srOCY OF unW,EH II

I1RST-CLASS STOCK OF 4HOCEK ES
a AT UGTtON.-The SUI arber. INTENDING
y disepp'inus bis present bnsi1ess will sell, at his
stor1. on Byrd between 9th and 10Th stree,s o,,
THURSDAY, 7tb iast comm .pcirg 1T 10 cioek
The wi ole of iis stock, embracing every article
usually found Tn u Il. stciass family grocery con
sisti.g IL part Of
SUGAR, fuFFEE. CANDLES,
TEAS. sOhP HEkRI NGs. PICKLES. ----
SAUCES FLOUR, CIGARS;
smoking and chewing TOBACCO.
iu~a ~ - niES, WINES, UO.DlAIE,
Star SNUFF, sc.
Also
A 'ot of pure Who's. IA S..,y, Wbiskey INsrvr
2ouue~. Liquors iii b9ttl,s suitable Tor .su,Is~
purposes.
livery article warranted prre and = the I
qiali'y, ali q which cat be contGen tv ruG,3
al Also
All the FIX ritREs, embracing show O.
stsnd Sssks, ha,.ronm i'iztnr T. al IL. me-, .xs.
sise quality OH Pain ings. Bsgatee Table s,1ss
--aL~O-
At the same time will be ff'eied the KEY of said
store, the rsnt Of which il very ow
The 'bseriber teelf contideu: in sayilg tina. for
qualify snd variety, his sock IL ~. v ~ best In
every respect ever offered ~ nutt ON e., Ais eity
TERMS Cash. post yrly. cn &, livery.
Sale conane,es l,y E II COOK auet'r. eoi
L'xTFN,lVE : / . al az nRtGs,
t. tHtM'CALS, pERFTMERY, Fanny
4.hTICLEs, &c., AT AUCTION .--,rae sub
ssriber IL fencing discontinue Cuisines will sell
4 t's store, No IN Bead het veen Ssh and 9TH
straets, Gu VEUHtyDAI, Nov. 6th coinnlrl chg
a. - O'Clock Lis sntre stock embracing avery sr.
5lci in the Drug busiasss, so,onrs' which Il az bs
ionno Drugs, Chemicals. PerfsIn. ~, 5 ancy Ar,i-
e!e Of every description. DC the whole having
beer sid h with great and particularly suited
to this iTgie
ST THE SAME 1T~g,
All the Fix tCRES, 70 ng very complete very
little us' d. and Of tie latest stv's-.onsistiag II
elegant sb.w-eas's. Counters, Soda Water Appar-
artis, eompiee &c
The alta nton OF the trade IL asked ~ the sale OF
fer- rae Inducements 81 this ua,e.
fEass.-Cg Il. w. l. TARINu.
sac CONDUCTED by r.. /. Cook A rt'r ccU
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~ n. n. COoa. Aacs.o,.,ev

HORSES AND MULES VIII be sofa. ON
Ii SATURDAY next, the I'd dey of N"veI.-
ter at the Confederate STATES Stables Bacon laa,-
ter Branch
TWENTY HORSES
TWO MULES
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By JIMGS IT, TAtLOR, Charleston, 8. q.
I AT AUCTION.

VI An enife stCck CT
DRY GOODS
On TT ESDAY, the 5th of November NJ 10
O'Clock viii commences the public sale, by caia.
logue, Of the entire stock Of
DRY GODS
OF Messrs ROBERT ADaER 4 CO. Cfsr ertou
s. g., at their store. corner of King and Market
streets.
This stock consists of complete assortment Of
every variety o.
FOREIGN and DOM STIC GOODS
Requirs in the most extensive retail tradc being
deficient only In coars. wooilans, blankets and
prints.
TIE Foreign goods have been recently imported
By themselves, aud were selected with care aud
taste
Tho sale VIII be in the order Of The eatsio2ra
frou day TO day. uDei, the whole stock 1. 20 d
On MONDAY. the Am of November, ,ho store
viii be open .or th@
INSPECTION Of Tia GOODS.
Arrangement have been mace for the packing
Of Goods 1t reasonable charges.
TERMS cash o- as-s,
~ Ek9EANTS SAI.E.--By an order Of tho
/ Judge of the Hastings Count o. the city Of
hlehnl,nd i'll The If A Rick. trustee. agsipsi
Ganter A. Lahnerf, ] will sell At th. scutio- store
Of e. B. CooA, on TUESDAY, the 5th isy Of No
vefeber, lcti---
Dbl ARACK.
biol KiMaEI
pipa BRANDY.
Dol VINEGAR.
THoS. U. DUDLEY.
no ids Sergeaot CITY II chnaond
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STOCK OF HATS. GAPS FIRNIr1rRE

STOCK OF HATS GAPS FURNITURE
- dc. AT AUCTION --On TT. SDAY, Sth
inst ~ 10 o'c,cek. vii, sell at the store No l5J
BROAD street the Sock OF II t.. Gaps, STRAW
Goods, &c., 0mprisir a genei al variety
ALeo-A iVt OF House old Furniture consist
Ing Of the usual assortment.
At the same 1itne h key of sail store, icgsthcr
"ith tue Fixtures, sU.h Counters. show Gases,
Windows, Closets Shelving &c. &c
TtfmS-Cesh. T. b. COOK
nos AUcti ,ntex.
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Through the kindness Of a friend we have
oeen placed in possession of Northern dates
rs late rs the 18th ult The news ohta;ras
from them is of quite an interesting cha.
racler, a general summary Of which win he
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NJ caie contneu,r as ~ clock.
W 3. WOOD. Capt. and A. q M.
Sale conducted by T.. h. .ook Auct. mol
POSITION EMENT,-Gn account If ;,c,,m.r,
We ther. 'fe above sale is pos.l oned ati To ES-
DAY . icst,, when il will pos lively tahe pace
NJ IL o clock Teo4i Ed. COOK
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l2s Is

Baltimore papers OF The 39th October, f,,v-
nish the following important news concern
ing the movements and objects CT the Federal
fleet
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N EvADA T ERRIToRY
DEMOCRATIC PLArFoRr

D.,o,.. NJ. - -
81 InN ne democracy n California
-'Ii ~ , ," wv rTIneir'~s ana doctrines
oI''I. :. ~ e C"''n 'll'OTin, and that "A.
uoT,,. ~ ,"e ,N'I"nn N"h'eH'cn held nj Bseimore
~ u, .t..-,," ra.r 'hs s"uhh exposition Of the
~ '"e Nn'sn STATES uni the rights Of
'ns 70 Ss s,I. 49, Z, u.uer IIc same
% 1870 Nv IHIt w nrc "TPosPd 10 ne tmpIoy.
u ny VI ,"Iee ~ me OeneTA' "OvcinmeHt aTslasz
he se.eoeu S'Ates 70! Tue purpose Of conf Hing
"Dcuehce NM snyi'lisslon To Federal Auihoritv
:, ~; I"N' Ne are N favor OF the pFesey
M ., 'ne 1nnn upon on,'nniIonAl guASaatsss
ncn va 'e .'Tep'A'e 20 Doh SECTIONS Of the Con-
,Iy; ~ !" N'A' uS',!Ao'e rons0mmation ha
~ 'nen W A'e ~ aver Of The TeesgnkIoa
VI Wy "us ~ tne confederate Rates, and
~, G.Hy -, a".y Ana peace hetueen them and ths
49, u"Ve'n.'en', As Tie only alternative
, .e" w 'es"'ne .hs h"ir"Tn OF civil var, an4
D"t o~SH pSSee Nv" "HiT'ness 70 our diStraesed
-!
~ ~, ~, Ih"' u uhe nnty "t the Rate Of
, I 49,, ~ ",h"1' q, tle Mon 10 yield obe
","e 70 ~ o"i~"W,"hs He's OF CohRrSAa. and isv
~. ',''s"u'"hS' hhu IeRAl acts OF Ic Federal Il.
-
NJ, Ihnt 'hs PRESIDENT ~ the CaaeA
I'aF. "a oceh gl,r' 81 violation OF the consiiiu
""n I'M "SurI'N"oh 'i roSer' ~ hnrTnWing and 3D.
r'""'A""R n,""ey' IHt'hh armies aad iBereaAsK
.ne nav! S"h"o' he authority Of Congress, and
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MONS.

he District Court ~ the Sixteenth Judicial his.
tr,c a.. III" sat" 81 Cal furnia. ~ aud for the
rouuty "f Mnu".-J"ln N"Wlcu vs. Eiias Lamb
Action brought ~ tie District Court nf the I6ih Ju.
dcial Dstii"; NJ the State of California in and for
IL" r"u''y "f Mono. and the complaint filed in the
county of Mono. in The rfIce u the clik Of sad
District Court.
The People 81 ;ic State II California send Greet.
ing I" FllhS LAME D"frrdar':-Iou ar, hereby
required to appear in an action brought against you
h, ~" ab'v" named Plaintiff ~ tn District Court ~
the lG'h Jud rial District Of the state Of California
in ard for N" said conity ~ Moro, and To- answer
t'rcon plain; flri thrrrin a copy ~ which accom-.
parties tl> Summo1s). within ten days texclusy- IL
the day NJ srrvccl after III" service nn You 81 this
sum ncns-if served within his county: or served
"ut ~ this county, bt within this .'uIiial District
within twenty day ar II served ont Of snd District
then within Forty days-nr Judgment nv default will
b" taken against yUn c"Fdrg to the prayer Of sad
complaint. go
The said ACTON is hrouset'to recover n YOU the
sum Of A4dI "; l", money advanced. laid nut and
expended for your use and huot' and ut your s;-.
ral n>'Hrr" ati rc1res', by P,intiiI, as follows
t:@i9 ~ l'r t" one W u S:SnII'-r, on August 10Th
a. u 1861. and hundred and twenty eight dolls
/" Jno Pns".or The N'h day ~ >,ne month Together
with interest said ants from tl, respective dates
at the rate Of ten per cent per annu with costs u
suit.
Aud you are hereby notified that il yol Il il TO al.
PEAR aud answer III" SAID complaint as above requi.
red. thu said Plaintiff will take Judgment by default
against you, FOR the aforesaid toy, iher with
interest and c"sts afor-sahl
- Given undrr my hand and the seal of the
L :. District Court 81 the 10Th Judicial District
- Of thu State Of Calif,rn q. in and for the
said county "f Mono, On Ibis 3ith day 81 Sept A. D.
l>di. Il NJ. WILSON. Clerk.
M"r7RIE PA"iiNG, FIGS Auy's -octl? 3m
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lrgaI ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUMMONS.

S,TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of II Dorado. IS.
- III the District C"Hrtu the Z, vcuth Judicn Dis
trc' RACHEL r. DOVER. Plaintiff. Vs. JAMES
DOVER, DISQUALIFICATION brought IN The Dis
trci Court of the Eleventh JuriHl bsti,t. aud the
Complaint filed IN the County Of III Dorado, In 'he
orc 81 tGc CcIk uf the said District Court in and
Tor said County :rd STAFF.
TIN" People 81 the STATE ~ California. to JAMES
nov Err. erecting You are h r,iy required :" APPEAR
in an action brought against you ny the above
NAMED paiin. nthC District Court ui. the Eleventh.
Judicial District in and tr tie County " II Dorado
ard to answer the complaint ilcd therein within ten
day (cScGsiv' &C lie day OF s,rNirt lHertr service
y"u oi til Summous ifs, rived within this County:
il served out "f tbs County. bat within this Judicial
District. wtlin twenty days. Z served out ~ sad
District then within fort? days, or judgment by dee
flii'' wiz v" taken against ven.
The said action il brought TO obtain Il decree Of
said Court SOLVING the bonds IT matrnnhy CN st-
ing between PnintT aud yourself, aud giving TO
Plaintiff the custody and c"rtrO! of Charles D. Do.
yer and William A. Dover, infant children NJ her
ard yourself Ard il you fail Ia appear and an.
ihr said complaint MS above required, the
said plaintiff will take judgment against you for
81 l"crcc and rusts, according 10 the prayer Of
said Complaint
WnLcss NY hand. and tie seal ~ said
l.. : Court hereto rff:N,d ri Office in the City ~
- Paccrviilc, Ills tie lSth day "f August
4. u lSil. WM. 4. JANUARY, Cork.
NJ. X. SnEAREE, Attorney for Plaintiff. aul7.3m
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIrnRNIA. County Of II Dorado. S.
- In III" District Court. llth Judicial District.
JOSEPHINE LANDEKS plaintiff, w. GEORGE
LANnERS, decentralization brought in the Ibis.
trct Court of the Eleventh judicial District End the
Complaint filed in the County Of Fl Dorado, in the
Office NJ the Clerk Of said District Court, in and for
said County and state
he People ~ the State NJ Ca!l'orr ia. In GEORGE
LANDERS greeting: You are hereby required TO
appear in action brought again you by the ahovs
named plaintiff in the District Court IL the Eleventh
Judicial District. in and fr the County ri II Dorado.
ard to answer the complaint filed therein. within
days. exclusive af the day ~ service, y after the
vice on You of this Sunnons-if s,rvrd within this
County; II rVcd cut ~ tbs Counv bat within this
.Indial District. within twenty DAYS: or. II served
out az said u street then within forty aIs-or JUdg.
mer bv default will he taken agiin.t you.
The said acton is brough; To obtain \ deere" de-
claring the bonds ~ mltrim"ny EXISTING between
yourself n"h Plaintiff dissolved and annur,l. and
giving I" Plaintiff the care. custody and education
of - stephen" infant son III her aud yourself
Ard II you fail to appear and answer the sad
Complaint ms above required, the said Plaintiff will
take Judgment against y"u f"r said decree aud costs.
according 10 the PRAYER ~ said Complaint.
- Witness NY hand. md til" seal ~ said
l. :. Court hereto affixed. NJ office in the CIV -
- Placervillr. this the 9Th day of August. T. l.
ISL WI 4. JA\TARY. Cl"rk.
HIVE 4 Sioss. Plaintiff, Att"rtcys aul" 8m
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26
SUMMONS.

S.TATE OF CALIFORNIA. County ~ II Dorado IS.
~ H. the District Court, Eth Judicial h.'rrt.
JUSTINE MULOT etc Plaintiff We. FRANCOIS
MILuT. u, frhdnnt Action brought In The District
Court "f the Eleventh Judicial District. and .hc COM
plaint filed in the county IL III Dorado" II, the on
of the Clerk "f-said District Court. in and FOR shid
County aud STATE.
Tie People " II" S,ntc ~ California. to FRAN.
co.'s Ml'LOT greeting: Hou are hereby required
~ appear in nm tinn brought against YOU nv me-.
above namcd PlainfiG. ia the District Court 81 th.
Eleventh Judicial District, IN ard fr the County ~
VI Dorado. and 10 >wvr the Complain flied Tier, H.
within ten days. TX .uSivr ~ the day 81 srrvirr \
after the service nil N"u 81 Ills Sum;nS-if served
Within t- County; II served ",d # this County SAa
within tn. Judicial District, within twenty days: or
II sr'Vrd cut % said District then within forty days
-,r judgment by IL 'Iult will be taken against YOU
I'll" s1,d action is brnU:lt to obtain u decree d
solving and setting aside and declaring u and void
he bonds Of narrin"ny cNs;ing between you and
riaint.n Jusiir Mu"i. AMI t" ohiai1 Other relief.
as prayed hr u liz COMPETENT On fill h'rrn
And !-y"l fail 10 appear and answer the said Com.
plant, a. above required. tn SAD Pa Mt n ~ applv
pr sail decree and relief according to the prayer ~
aid 'mlda ut
- Witness my hand. and the seal ~ said
Court ''rcte attxeJi. al ono. n Placer.
- VILE this the S:h day of August. A. u lSoi
WI 4. JANUARY. Clerk
Ey nGrtN SQrinEs Deputy Clerk
IIruE & SI"sS. Plaintiffs Attorneys. nuln SIN