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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-26

Tue BRiTIsH MNIsTER.-A Washington
dispatch of the 2lst, says tAat Lord Lyons,
the British Minister, has made no offensive
comments upon the Mason Sad Slidsll Of.
fair. The reports 10 his prejudice are pos.
ilively contradlsted In diplomatic circles.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-26

REsrGNED.-S. H. Brooks, State Control.
Ter, has resigned his office, and left for the
East on the steamer of the 2lst. The Gov
ernOr has appointed James s. Gillian to the
vacancy, who win hold the Office until the
fret Of January.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-26

KENTucKY.-A late dispatch states that
Kentucky has furnished her full quota OF
Of the half million of troops called into the
national service, and proposes to furnish
as may more to serve until the rebels are
driven from the State.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-26

BROADER GENERAI--Col. Philip ST.
George Cooke has been appointed q Brlga-
dier General in the regular army.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-26

On Saturday last, sixty thousand dollars
was subscribed to lbe National Loan. H
San Francisco.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-26
SACRAhENTo, Nov. 26th.

SACRAMENTO, NOV. Zbtn.
The following is from the Sacramento
Union of this morning;
QUINCY, ILL.,. Nov. 25Ih.-A special dis
patch to the N. Y. Tribune, dated Wash
ington, Nov. oath, says, Samuel A. Purvi-
ance, of Pennsylvania, recently appointed
Consul General to Cuba, has declined.
The N. Y. Herald's dispatch says, the ex-
pedition which left some days ago down the
Potomsc, returned this morning with six
political prisoners, arrested in st. Mary's
county, the most sOutherly portion Of Mary
land. They were q portion Of secret
organization for the purpose of conveying
men and arms TO the rebel government A
large quantity Of arms was seized. Arebel
spy was also arrested, who left Richmond
the day before Many valuable letters and
papers were found on him. The expedition
also seized large quantity of cOntraband
correspondence found in several post Offices
in lower Maryland; they discovered the
channel through which the rebels received
northern papers aud other important infor-
nation.
NEw YORK, Nov. 25th-The steamship
North Star has arrived. She brings some
U. S. troops, Col. Buchanan, and other off,
GERS. There is no news OF the Sumter.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 25th-The Richmond
Inquirer says the Confederate Congress
has passed bill for the removal of the
Capital from Richmond to Nashville. The
Congress will soon assemble there.
COLUMBIA, Mo-, Nov. 22d.-The States
man, published here, has Information from
NeoshO that the rump Legislature of this
State, after obtaining quorum by the ap-
pOintment of proxies, elected JnO B. Clark,
formerly member Of Congress, Emmett Nc
Donald, OF St. Louis, l.. McHenry, OF Audi
an county, Jas L. Barnes. of Jasper county,
and others to the rebel House, all of whom
are in Prices army.
Late advices from Europe states that
Italy has adopted the stringent rule OF
France in regard to piratisal vessels en-
gagged in depredations on American com.
merce.
American Consuls arc keeping sharp
lookout for suspicious vessels lately seen
at Malta.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-26

Mn. SPATz, of Shasta, was thrown from
buggy on Wednesday last and seriously injured.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-26
RY CONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH.
SAN FRASCIsco, Nov. rs.


The Mirror bas received the following:
Sr. LoUts. Nov. 23.-Tbe Federal forces
IN Fort Pickens opened their batteries on
The rebels in Pensacola. After lombard
ment of about twenty hours, the rebels
showed signs of weakening, so that troops
from the Federal side were sent to make
lodOment on the main land. This they did
successfully, and Pensacola, together Win
all connected herewith, was captured by
the Federal troops.
Ben McCulloci is now marching norm
from Arkansas with very large force
The object is evidently to create dlVer'
sion of Federal troops from Kentucky.
The great fOIilla, built for operations
against the rebels along the Mississippi !"
now about ready. The expedition Will be
duly appointed.
On Thursday last the town Of Warsaw
Mo-, was burned by rebel marauders to
prevent its falling into the hands OF The
Federal forces.
A late number Of the Richmond, (Va.)
Whig, has been received here; il is woefully
desponding in regard to the future pros
poets of the Confederates. It sees nothing
ahead but defeat, disaster. aud ruin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-08
a COTTON NOTICE
"A ELEGANT. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

wednesday, May = this day,
lo O'Clock precisely all the superb and costly Furn
lure Paintings stauary and Works Of Art Eocd Ora
ing Room Suits elegant ranoforte Mirrors
velvet Carpets &c contained the private residence s
Fourteenth street Eighth avenue The aucioneer cas
the special attention o. the public to this sale being the
iagest and chest assortment OF Househt Id
at auction this season the furniture all made for the
pre- en owner snd 10 In complete order The whole will be
perempoTily and absolutely sold vi bout reserve
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists or carved rosewood Etegeres srble and
French plate doors and back adys Work Table inad
mother OF pearl rosewood Centre Table marble
op two full suits of Drawing Room Furniture
a. etc tofas two arm vo reception and eight oval
Chairs carved rosewood frames and
satin bro 'ade Of the description consisting OF
two Console Tables n aid bnh and tortoise shell
from Paris 81 Msrcoit Iapranz 90 Csndelabra
French plate Pier and Manel Mirrors with gilt frames
superb and dresden china Vases richly decorated
TaD marble satuettes of the Seasons artistic
sent Night and Morning Pandora Painting Poetry Music
Crusaders, &c antique lava Vases from aercuaneum and
iompei ebony Gard Table velvet Carpets Rugs turkish
Easy Chairs bronze Clock, month Oh Paintings
Rousseau man. Huntington Cole Leearde and other emf
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANoFoRrE,
Carved egs and case four round finished all
jn)sid with pearl nd solid pearl keys Music
STOOL covered IN brocade cloth
Music. ball rosewood ii Stand Ocloth els
pei &c Chambers second story-aichiy carved
Bedseads, style Louis XIV Bureaus and Commodes 10
match Nardrodes Dressing and Toilet Tables shaving
Stands, Book Stand, Couch Chairs Curtains Shades
csrnces hair Maesses, Palssses, Feather Beds Boosters
end Pillows, Blankets sheets Quilts Counterpsnes
rated china Toilet Sets Oval Mirrors Diuing Room
iure every kind Also Kicten Utensils &c Sale positive
Tatr or shne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-08
SALES At AUCTION.
MOxTIMEk GRIFFIN 4 co, AU0TfurKgRS
Il Magnificent deusehold Furniture

A. s.ss ssssIs ca
AT public auction,
At 9a Gs sSsnss sS 4 M
Oak Dining Room and rosewood 6hsmasI Furniture.
Pier and nanel Mirrors ,,sA aud Lace curtains
Artistic srOnzes, PAI1sn Marble ana sisaas Figures
v.,n.,. horses osrrisss Family saroach-,
Elesan. rosewood marble top Consoles
ae s Etersoire Etegeres carved Drawing
a aot oh Others desiring aTs, o.s. Hoaseho should
dSn G. o,ssl. sss ctr SSerg article @ss
'as 81 sES $ Ss
SOLID rosewood richly carved case and legs lined with san
%oed fu iron plate has all the modeIn made
DRAWING ROOM SUITS
s9Sss MIA ssq q
I'm ssons w Sse wS o Cd
Sp and pss n % %
maid x xso nsHsr A q peSs opERs OIL PAINTINGS
b eminent artists TWO match painting. By soThec,t The
May Festivals Gardens Of Versailles Luxemberg. by
painting he Louvre aaey sosns on ss
Match Pnprs ns sea o seMs q
on silk Scenes in switzsrsnS " Dana French line Engray
Bronze Statues OF Minerva Goddess OF Var OF Arc
Hamlet Richard Cpur de Leon, Inoian Music
Poetry. Painting Kemb ant Rubens Fiber Roy and GIRL
Cupid and Psyche &c two MAGNIFICENT sevrss Vases from
the collection Of Bonaparte; Figures
Bsque ard oTmou Ornaments, superb ormou Clock
DINING ROOM
Solid oak Buffet Stausry arbe top Extension Table to
m.t:h Cuairs Couches Mirrors China Dinner and Tea Sets
ruby and crystal lass solid silver
Dnrer and Tea Service Sheffield Table Cutlery silver pSted
Casters Coffee Urn Cake Baskets Spoons Butter Knve
Napkin Rings, Savers Table Linen, &c.
CHAMBERS.
Rosewood Dressing Bureaus Bedseacs, Commodes Ward.
robes and shaving Stand Amour-a Gpce, Toilet Tables,
hair and Spring Mattresses Feather Beds Blankets Linen
Sheets, Counerpanes, Sofas Rockers Chars Hat Stand
stair Carpets RODS &c Also assortment OF Basement
and Kitchen Furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-08

A UC1IOS NOTICE
IL HOS Sc SALE OF sLEGANr Fr2TITORE
$f2 GO worth OF ricn
PAELOb. CHAMBER. D.hlsi. ROOM AND LIBRARY
FunNlI RE AT tuBLIS Az .Ti0N
Magnificent garlor suts
Elegant iianofor.e. Be
This cay tWeduesdsy. by RUSSELL " WESTCOTT
auctioneer commencing at two O'Clock prceels the re
the entire first class Furniture and costly the
mouse 81 OF which Viii be sold TO the highest BLADDER for cash
PARIURS GDHIAIS
TWO magrMcent full Suits solid Furniture
h ca covered crimson and maroon Brocaae the other
blue and gold-both suite entirely handsome
Gothic E'egeres, lined with satnwood; marble top Centre
AND Pier Tables six hundred yards rich
Ing ain CARPETS all put down within two months; Turkish
Lounges with Chairs 10 match Damasx and Lace Curtains
Globes and Landscape shades seye, Rugs ottomsus -four
rich Mante and Ter Mirrors Artistic Bronzes, and
Desden Mantle Vases Lava aud Parian Parlor Ornaments
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIAEoroRrF.
MUSIC CABINET, COVER AND STOOL
rosewood Chamber Furniture OF every description marble
top 3areaus Be6s'eads twelve Hair Mattresses Beds and
French Chas, Bronze Clocks Rockers votaire Chairs
1ete etes. Engravings dne Lanscape Paintings Chan
deters, Wardrobes &c
DINING ROOM
Oak Exensc Table marble Buffet oak Chars Silver.
ware, French and Bohemian china of al kinds inch Cut
Glass Spoons. Forks Casters Urps Tea Service &C Two
fine soa Bedseads, with large assortment Of mahogany
and walnut furn ure not here enumerated Sale will
mence in dining rom at o'clock precisely shine
Catalogues nj house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-08
SALES AT AUCTION.

PRowNg a NICHOLS AuCTIONERRs RspAY
ID and Friday May ent TO- at 10Y O'Clock each
Of superb importation Of real cArs Marble stsusry ele
CANT sssss o. classic designs Font urns Groups &c
lection OF eegsn. sstaary aud vss~s VII
CANT offered in this city The varieties of Ia
eude elaborstei carved agate Bartigo Verde antique
sienna and white Msrble also Aisnaster Grsca "a
RES poan Florenne and other cAsso and admired for
70 slso eFers most beaac1 sAAsEsNsnl Of very
hem Glassware. from the manufac.ory Al ague
Dtcauters ktegere Boltles
and Sets Dessert Services Fruit fets select variety
beaYg 6iyerpaed Goods, SronIes &c French Deco ed
china The above collection WI be sold without reserve
gems OF ar. well as useful and Ornamental goods
The collection will BIO exhibition wednesday. The 9Th
in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-08

L ONO ISLAND RAILRO AID CHANCE or TERMINUS.
~ IN Monday, May t'eign. train from 0rscnp0f. will
,on 70 BUYERS Pout The freight rnn ~i leave Ssuts
ty ~ Monday morning the last time No freight w
y. ~ South ferry cepot after saturday nay
az ~, ~ esiabished 81 James sio isrry, New side
nrosy, lufh Inst, passenger trains WI take tef de-
~ ion AUD terminate the depot Passengers
Thirty fourth street New orb TOY. - ''F' W ~
A y. fALsEn Assistant supoiiate dent
NEW YORK, HARLEM AVID ALBANY R<u,aoAp
~ FOh AIhAnl, fhot, NOaTig AND VIZ
spring arfAngersnk etnme cny Monday Nh isst
II 10 A. n fest expresa lrum Ri sts "a sn-
yor williaDsbrsdqe White Plains Dover Plains and All
i0csi trains TIM table "
IcsE BuEcnILL Assistant supsrin,auden.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-08
LNpWARD SCBEkCK, AUCTIONEE8
u SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD FyRNITURE.
BY II. sCHENCx on Thursday, oh inst at lols

EDWARD STANTON, AUCTIOEEER-WILL SELL on
~ Wednesday. May 1851 at l0s O'Clock NJ, "a Patt
arse William about eco boxes white Burgundy
inca, Of different brands from the well arm OF
Ernest Pssaier Co. burgundy France Wine merchants
hotel keepers and private will find shf oppor
tuny TO buy Nch excellent wines their pces
as the same Will be sold without lots sul
chAsers Terms cash Sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-08

UC1lON NOTICE "A FAMILY DECLINING HOUSE.
n keeping will dispose OF at private sale all their PAror
Chamber and Dining Room Furniture at great sasriac..
ycarysd rosewood seven octave Psnofore fully
teed cost t for $3.50 including stool and
suits cost 500 for SAC one for 500; arpetng Bedding
Oil Paintings &c lhe Furniture all made to order
the has been In but months
complete order inquire 10 West Twery sixth street.
sixth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-08

A UCTIoS NOTICE M. c. EDEY, AUCTIoNEgR-
"A Elegant Household Furniture --fzRA LUDLOW, IR,
viii SELL on 1hursday, May nj I0. O'Clock a, private
residence ~ East Twenty third Madison
kourtb avenues all the elegant furniture coataned said
hous consisting In part Of superb sevood Pa,lor Suit
elk rcCss mHhogany do Ia hair CLOTH Brussels tapery
Csrpets elegant mantel Mrrors Centre Tables osewood
and mahgap CHAMBER Suits HAZE Mattresses Bedding &c
Mirror, Sc solid Dining Room Furniture, elegant
French decorated Chira Dinner set white China do cut
Glass ware, Cr9ckery, &C Also, Kitchen Furniture with
which ire sale will mence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-08
nANIEL A. MATHEWS. AUCTIONEER.
~ NEW SALESROOM

No. ~ EAShAu STREET, NEAR FULTON.
DANIEL A. MATHEWS 90 will sell at auction this day,
Wednesday Mays at i0 O'Clock their salesroom No 70
Nassau street. large neral Of Household
Furniture removed for convenience Of sae consisting OF ee
gam Rosewood psror tgts In crimson green and gold o
rich silk brocsel wncow Curtains Cornices; eve 8rus
sells and ngrain Carpets Lady Rosewood Secretary turkish
Lounges ana Easy Chairs In pLibray Bookcases Ma
hogany and Walnut Sofa. Chairs Rockers and Chairs
IN nsncoh extension Tables whatnots, Rosewood, Val
Hair Mattresses Palsases Feather 5eds Washtsnd sofa
Bedsteads Gard FABLES Lounges Hssands Floorcot
ting. Gas Chsndeliers China and Glassware Paintings
Bronzcs Clocks &c also large assortment OF oak
hogany Dce Desks tables &c Catalogues now ready
sslesroom, 70 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-08
IYFNPF II LEEDS AUCTfoNHER yTRAoRoIeA.
ry sae Of costly Pictures and Marble statuary-HgNRY

HFNRF II LEEDS. AUCTfoNEER.-RXTRAoR
ry sae Of costly Pictures and Marble StatuaryHENRY
u. LEEDS co Win sell at auction, tuesday and
"wednesday evenings May and nj TX O'Clock each even.
ing at the old Dusseldorf Galleries 80 b3 Broad way
usorinary ale Of costly Pictures and Marble Stauar
prispg works Of the highest class Of Art from the old
modern schools The following the works Of high
rspue TO be Offered on ina, occasion et pel Won
Spencer, z n HAL, fyne sugses; slonasl shninger
J = Herring ST. = Meadows Robert Fox. Won sever
fewt0n. O. r. Blu :hanAn, toutoune Rsrcher. !. Bles,
vickars Boucher Means Muller, Moran Lee Drouyn
ris Of Liverpool Rufus Wright lie Moine, yeroD adam
Pynsckey Van Harp GUARD Lsufont de Salmon
othfr ALSO splendid copies OF celebrated
great Italian artists IN Carved Forenne Frames other
costly Pictures by cd masters Superb Marble Stauary
The celebrated statue Of the "Fisher 9iro BY Bar
bee This great statue executed In Rome II sold
auction at the Merchants Exchsnge ia Ibis city after
spirited bidding for large II excited much
ia art circles well from the 1.-THE Dead Pearl
Diver by Paul Akefs: no piece of s,ausry recently
hbhed IN this country has made gratifying
sion the public mind than this wonderful work Florar
by Chsupcey Ives Mr. Ives regarded
most talented eculpors of his time Flora passed the
highest ordeas of criticism wit "Afadpen by
Chauncey Ives this Is IT tue Of the
works exquistey modelled and highly fushei bust
Apollo; after Romsneiii The above viii be exhibition
free NJ the old Dusseldorf Gallery above three DAYS and
evenings previous TO the sac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-08
SALES AT AUCTION.

r MONTGOMERY AUCrIOEEsg $50 GASES
e Boot Shoes and Broeans, 1t snston on Thsrsday,
May a. les O'Clock at store Of j. r. Davis CO. 10 cort
isndt street. comprising large assorm Of fresh city made
snd EAaern goods adapted . city and country Iade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-08

HENRY LEEDS, AUC1IONERR-HENRY H. LEHps
IL co NIL sell q suciion On "Wednesday NAY & al 10Y
occct oS seventh avenue, near fory. street.
genteel Household Furniture comprising M ns,crtm ent all
Of which Y IN good order yz Bsses npran Carpea
rosewood Parlor Suits covered IN s bra,e 10 ,ed Eta
gore OAK Table land oak 10 pstca tor
Centre tables China and Glassware enameled Bedroor
suits mahogany Sofas Beslesds And Chsirs black sin
do Mattrssscs and Weather 6eds other desbc furni
tnre sae wiz commence WITH he Kitchen Fnrniimre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-08

HENRY II. LEEDS, aUGuUNTER HENRY n
III LEEDS Co will sell at auction on SeineAdav NAV
In front q store No q street spar Of
blsek Carriage Horses about fifteen hands high Wish driv
In single and double harness. warranted sound and kind
In all harness; get silver ptted Double Harness ia good
ordhr; RockAwAy Carriage, made by Lawrence In good
order also small Indian Pony, adapted ladies' or chi
dfen use either under the saddle h.ness perfectly
kind together with Vehicle two whA1s imuarted
pretsly for chdrens also the harness. making alto
gesaer An outfit which children without danger IN
urning =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-08

HErRf LEEDS, AUCTToNEEh HENRY IL
Ill LEEDS co with eel auction on 1hn rssay Nav
at l0 O'clock nj the eegan, residence 35S Fifth avenue
splendid lot tf houschod rurnitur ii, Of tie mos, cost
description and made ey koux - Better eonssng OF
worked csrved osesood Powered satin cabo
Iavly carved btegere plate glass satin wood centre
Table made in two parts for card tables Curtains OF real
satin hrocsde with tfimf Of the lon;
Lace DO large Pier and Martl 1ssf 5roaza
mou Chsnc alters and Bracket PAnofufe
wood made BY PERSON. Clock made with moving and
sDgng birds; folding leaf Ia ea iases
Pafians. &C Dining ROOM Buffet carved m fruit and
flowers Extension Table 10 ms,th Chairs DO cove d In
figured reps, Curtains 20 match French eli Ia Dinner
and Tea SET Cut GLASS rea silver Tea fable Ware
bedrooms-CaIyrd rosen0oG becsteads chars in
rosewood covered crimson daniask Curtains HOOK.
and Secretary LIBRARY fabe carved galnut level
Boxes superb Clock with large bronze figures china and
ornoln sdt Chandelier Bedding Mattrcsses, ard other
elegant furnture Can be examined Wednesday the sth
the day before the sale Ala table
quarters made by Leonard Beu jainu nearly new Win
cues, balls and fixtures. all complete '' -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-08

GEORGE COOK, AuCJIc NEER-HOUBEHOLD FUR.
" niure- by GEORGE COOK, to morrow (,hursday),
a. t0 O'Clock at store l Broadway elegant FIRST
eass Furniture made expressly for city viz Paor
suits OF fine styles and In various coverings; Cnaher
In rosewood black walnut aud mahogany Lnnl Fur.
Dfttre Library do 81 Bookcases, Bufets Centre Tables
Nettre Cicloh, SILVER Plated ware also one e-.
CANT rosewood Piano, seven octave nearly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-08
BROWNE 4 NICHOLS AUCTION EERs.
ID TH0RanaY NAV

a. O'CLOCK, 10 front q sA!esrooms, IS NASSAU q.
Apa valusbe gfav Horses about 10 hands high aud
years old perfectly kind and nte either In single
b. harness and under saddle free and pleasant drivers tree
from all vice sold on account of
being ordered sway With hts regiment they him $500
have been turned out al winter
ALSO.
beautiful pair bay Shetland Ponies sisters and years
old hands high, warranted aound kind aud gentle Ia
ge and double harness both good under sadie without
tricks or vice OF any kind Have bes used ladies and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-08

Ry DANIEL A. MATTHEWS 4 co. AUCTI0NEERS
ID 1HIs DAY (wEUNESDAYo, st l0lI O'Clock,
At saesroom 70 n assAu street, near Fulton
Mortgage saeEight barrels OF hnuf, barrel Tobacco,
hree chests OF Tea lot OF Boxes Boes Once Furniture,
BY order IN w. Lard Atorney Tor Nor gagee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-08

~ COTTON, UCTfWNEER.-IMpoRTANI SALE OF
Household Furniture Carpets Curtains rose wood AMI
mahogany ditto marble top dito Dry &c THIS day
"wednesday May at i0 O'Clock at No ls Fulton
near Nassau large quantity Of Furniture, of every kind
cyd .ose~ood and mahogany dress sueaus French and
gothic Bedstesds marble top ditto Panos Curtains and
Psilo suits Bullets Bookcases, Extension Tables Sofas
Chairs Carpets OIL Cloths on Paintings Spring Mattresses
article To The housekeeping line sea large lot Of Up
bel terry stock such 1rmmings Gmp, Tassels Bindings
lettings &C. sse perempiory, and goods be removed
this day
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-06
The Law of WeWspapors.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary, considered wishing to ccnti1,
their subscription.
2 II subscribers wish their papers discontinue. d.
publishers may continue to send them until al
charges are paid.
8. If subscribers neglect refuse TO take their
papers from the Office or place to which they are
sent they are held responsible unit; they settle the.
bill and give notice to discontinue them.
4. If subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher, and the paper is sent to
the former direction, they held respouEible-
Notice should always he given of removal.
5. The courts have decided that refusing t. take
a paper or periodical from the Office, removing
and leaving it uncaed for, is prima facia evidence
Of intentional fraud.
~ Postmasters would obli-e, bya strict fulfill
ment Of the regulations requiring them to notify
publishers. in three months. Of papers not t.
ken from their Office By subscribers.
~ Under the law of Congress papers are not
charged postage in the county in which they ara
published
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-06

of the State of California, in and for the county
of Shasta.
J. Granville Doll VS.. Geo. ". NicCumber
and James Eaton.
Action brought in the District Court of the 9th Ju.
dicial District of the State of California in ard
for the county of Shasta, and the complaint fled
in said county of Shasta, in the Office Of the Clerk
of said District Court.
TIME People Of the State of California, send
i greeting to Geo. W. McCumter and James
Eaton You are hereby required to appear in an ac-
ton brough against you by the above named Plain
tiff in the District Court of the Och Judicial District
of the State of California in and for the county Of
Shasta, and to answer the complaint filed therein,
Ia copy of which accompanies this summonsl within
ten days, Exclusive of the day of service after the
service you of this summons--if served within
this county; or, if served out of this county, but
within this Judicial District. within twenty days;
if served cut of said District, then within forty
days-or judgment by default will be taken agans:
you.
The said action is brought to recover the sum Of
$T44 72-l0Q dollars, alleged to be due and unpaid
upon certain promssory note bearing date 2eth
August, 1859. for S425 dollars, with three (3) per
cent. per month interest. executed by G. W. Nc
Cumber, and secured by certain indenture Of
mortgage, executed by James Eaton, all of which
at large will appear from the complaint copy Of
which is hereto appended.
And you are hereby notified, that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint above re-
quired the said plaintiff will, in addition to the de-
fault, apply to the Court for decree of foreclosure
of the mortgage on said premises and an order Of
sale of same, and such other orders and relief
asked for in the complaint, and for costs of suit.
&c., &c.
Given under my hand and the seal of the District
Court of the 9th Judicial District, of the State of
California, in and for the county of Shasta, this
2Sih day of May, in the year of our Lord Ons
Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty One
jel :3m JOHN ANDERSON, Clerk