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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-15

MESSRS. VIM. III. MACFAR-
~ LAND AND NJ. JOHNSON-DEaR SIRs
Having been, in an humble way, somewh hat In
strumental in counteracing certain quasi instruc-
tions attempted to be given You by your con sttu-
ents. and to this extent indicating disinclinaton
to the line of policy indicated by those no TINS
sought to instruct You, it is pFhper under existing
circumstances, that | should now apprise YOU
with perfect candor. of my intention to influence.
rs far As can. by persuasion and argument those
with whom have yea lously and cordially CO.
0perated, to advocate the speedy resuH, ption bv
Virginia ut al her delegated powers.
The period Is even now al hand when Virginia
should be the mistress of her own DESTINY as she
has ever been, and hope ever will be- the guar
dian of her own honor.
Coercion. moral or actual, will as surely crush
the Federal Government, as its attempt will rally
every trne- hearted Eirgiuian TO the defence Of
Southern soil and Southern rights. The Admin
istratlon at Washington having betrayed the
confidence reposed in its honor and manliness
deserves, in my opinion, countenance fran
Virginia. and the sooner her connection with the
Federal Government is dissolved the better.
Not wishing to take amy step in delicate
matter before appriss you of my altered views.
l have taken the liberty Of addressing you this
brief note in your representative capacity. do
this in consequence of my former note covering
the resolution which had the honor, some days
since, to enclose you.
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
JOHN II. GILMER
Richmond April 49, 1881 an J5-ltx
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A estham Iron Works to be sold Mt Auc-
tion THIS DAY, together with large humber
of excellent BOATS, MULES, HORSES &c &c
The particular attention of the public is respect.
fuiiy called TO the sale of the above valuable
properly, TO take place on the premises, THIS
DAY, al IL O'Clock A. NJ.
boat will leave the packet landing this morn
ing, at o clock, to convey such persons as NAV
desire to attend the safe.
ap l5-lt GoDDIN II APPERSON, Aucts
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THIS EVENlN
And EVERY EVENING during the week, COM
mencipg at ) clock.
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RH FoR SALE.-One of HOES LARGE CYLIN-
DER PRINTING PRESSES, 4ox57. This Press is
nearly new. and will be warranted in perfect CON
dition Apply at this office NH Ia-ts
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Norfolk, Va, March 20, 1sGl.

From DR.. f. ID. Granier, NJ. d. Norfolk, Ia.
l take great pleasure In recommending Dr.
scHLossRR to those requiring his professional
services. The skill he has acquired in his spe
cialty is truly surprising. He newer causes the
slightest pain, even in the most difficult opera.
tons. E. D. GEANIFR 81 d
Norfolk, Va, March 81, 1851.
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~ Special Notice.-.We call especial nj.
tention 10 our sai of superior city made House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, to take place THIS
MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, at the residspce of Mr..
David Baker, Jr-, corner of 10th aud Clay sts-
advertisement. REDWOOD n KEAtU
ap l5-it Auetinneers
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Petersburg, Va, April 2, 1861.

From John Pesram, Esq Petersburg, Ia.
DR.. ScHLossER has this day extracted several
recommend him to all persons who are troubl ed
with Germs as the only person l have known to
perform the operation scientifically and effec.u-
ally. JOHN PEGRAN,
ID. b. MARSH.
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From j. Jones, ESQ. ". c..

TTCHI T. 0dHts, f@sQ, ". Q. n"
have had the good fortune of being operated
on Corns by DR.. SCHLossHR, and certify with
pleasure to his deXterous operation without Civ
ing the least pain, and as have had an opportu-
nifty OF comparing his treatment with others,
mutt, in justice to DR.. ScHLOssER say, that his
system is infinitely superior to any one have
ever met, being on the most scientific principle.
i I0NEa n
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Petersburg, Va, April ., 1881,

Ftom 4. d. Kelley, Esq Petersburg, Ia
This is to certify that DR.. ScHLossgR has re-
moved four Corns from my feet without pain or
lnconyenlence to me. | cheerfully recoInInen nd
him to such OF my friends no suffer from Corns
- A. b. KELLY.
Petersburg, Va, March 81 IsGl
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From Or. I'm. Dr. Uilson, NJ. d., Norfolk Ia.
This will certify that DR.. SeHLossER has re-
Iieyed me OF three livery painful Bunions which
operation was entirely without pain, and oceu.
pied a few minutes. With great pleasure and
confidence recommend him to the afflicted
WIN M WILSON NJ d
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RitBatnah qispatt!l.
MONDAY. MORNING. s. !, April. u, 1851.
s~reeaaer or Fsrs Sumter.

The naack Republican Admins ration has
Wade It's flrst experiment al coercion and the
result II asignMi lesson upon the supreme fol.
IL and sfckednees Of undertaking to subjn.
gate free and sovereign people. They sent
large feet and army TO provision Fort Sumter
peeceably ,if they can. forcibiy II they must" "
aud they have seisher done il peaceably nor
forcibly This boosted stronghold Of the Fed
eral Government, which the Northern papers
have Just proclaimed would silence Fort
Mcultrte ia an hour, has been compelled to
succumb IN = short space Of time before the
resistless Are Of the Confederate Army, with
out innicting any injury upon its assailants.
What are we to think of a Government,
which, rather than perform the manly and
magnanimoua act of peacefully surrendering
a position which they could not hold, ex-
posed the gallant ANDERSON and his garrison
to almost certain destruction They do not
deserve to have In their service such an officer
and we earnestly hope, now that he has salts.
fed the most exacting demands of military
honor. he will resign his position in the Army
Of the United States, and enroll himself I'M
der nag which we are sure must have al
the sympathies Of his gallant and generous
nature. rs
through the Southern States, and the enthu-
siastic demonstrations Of Saturday, in this
city, were but an illustration of the universal
sentiment Of the Southern people. All honor
to heroic Carolina Nobly and trlumphantly
does she maintain her position in the van OF
the Southern column. If one little State of
the South can thus successfully vindicate the
sacredness OF her soil, how can the North ex-
pect TO subjugate united SOUTH Let Vir-
ginia take her proper position as the flagship
of the Southern squadron, and the battle OF
Southern independence may yet be won with
out firing another gun, or shedding another
drop Of blood. The only possibility yet re-
naming, Of averting that general civil war
which has been rendered probable by the wa
vering course Of the Border States, is their
immediate withdrawal from the Black Repub-
lican Union.
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MILLINERY & DREsseMAKING
MRS. MARY 1. HENRY,
woua respectfully inform S9 her 1st ms s sgsHE IT,
and fhS tn to the "fs .d
W The LATEST FASHIONS have Just been
NE Ali kinds of EMBROIDERY done neatly.
At the shortest notice, and upon the most reasona.
Die terms. an l2-3t*
9 Wp- srarRs,) RSN
sFR ne s EEffsEst 81 to n fihiS ~
sG nd sK Of variety of Straw Neapoan
Also. FLATS for Misses and Childrsu-some
GoWERs.e HEAD DRESSES, BRIDAL
WsKhATHs, Wells, &c, which will be disposed
b:-All orders punctuaily and carefully attend
cd 10. aps-eodlw
An MRS; ~, ~ az r. x,xd LACY Gig
A large and 6e, ut AssorsmentYAA
SPRING and or
SUMMER MILLINERY.
To which she would call the attention of her CTS
TONERS and the rBLIc generally an l2-stH
@G PARIS FASHIONS! M0
m MISS REBECCA sEMoN Na
TpefSn as srI fq1s re np with her rew-S
PARIS FASHIONS
For Ladies and Children,
And respectfully invite the Ladies aud Gentielnen
down to examine her complete stock of NEW
PATTERNS, comprising the following named
styles, such
spanish Suits for Boys; Zouaye and Josephine
Sacque for Boys; Tomas and Hoplane Jacket for
Boys; Mazzeppa and Prince Albert Apron for Boys;
Circular Bonse for Boys; Princes Paletat for
Lawrence Dress for little Girls: Misses Cherub
Sacque; Ptccolomini Apron tor Girls; Children's
Flantra Apron; the Palmetto Apron; the Misses
Tulie Waist: variety of Waist and Sleeve Pat
terms; variety of Walking Sacques for Misses: a
Cared Dress for Misses; an Arabian Mantle for
Spring, for Ladies; a new style Zouave for Ladies':
zouave Shirt for little Boys; Palmetto Walking
sac4ue Tor Misses; also. = great many other new
style patterns ready. Persons in want of
something handsome will call down soon
miss SEM0N Is now ready 10 EMBROID and
BRAID all styles Of eedle Work; land STAMPING,
PlNkING and MARKING done. at the shortest
nI9tice A n entire wardrobe for Infants Ladies'
Flannel Shirts embroidered. Country orders
promptly attended 10. On hand and for sale all
eolors of French and German Embroidery Silk
Ladies', now call down aud see for yourself--it 4.
my motto to please. Thankful for your past pat
-onage wish continuance of the same Don't
forget the place, at Mr.: h SgAoS's residence, two
doors below the st. Charles Hotel Main ST. (up
stairs) lap s-lm REBECCA SEMON
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- FOR KkNr-rhs upper part Of the H0U61
occupied BY the Richmond Club: Apply 70
no se-ts -. J. r. D0VAL.
- fOk ENf Oh AALE.-Ths vniwAAja
81 BRICK RESIDENCE, formsrly occupied ~
:" Richard Mc0rudsr, situated ON ssh al ~.
tween Clay aud Leigh sts. Apply At onee 81 tie
Insurance Company of the state Of VlrripIn.
under the American Hotel IL E-ts
- FOk X ENT--A large FRONT ROO1-
"a inas 90 q sAAfkR. aAhSgY = co
- FOR NENT.-Tvo FRONT ROOMS svS,,
car store ruitahle for O0cs OF ioArins rosuas
Apply 70 lts A-hl 4. RODGEtR = %.
- AHkiNuLTUWAE FXIK 0EOITGbS
rV1 nxMT.-The CENTRAL A0RlGt1T 70.
ouc,H. "A soGlkfI wtsn - rent 0ue he kAIB
\. NIC tes one yssf, OF terra ef ysan. r(nssv.
iSS sss M nli 2. siie.sd the ass q ssllsas
a, = garden. ter eesss N lad. and
ssinx the horse Track and Stahles for I &ctting
aaaIxs saoloet to sueh resllattope - TIE 31ss1.
H Sssy vonn%nsss NAY pssssrlss vAisA vih lsnAds
IA IS: s.ss nsss 9 PSd asArssrly. and bea v,sA
.:sss ssssns' sl''. q iA1l EfasSSssr, ..s.
- rc I.1 81 E1 .sgs,S !., - nj
street, Ssswesn lisa ana iaS, viti Is vsss2k
- sss sS1ss - s''' xsnr, PAN ! o..
~ Iss.,%ss' e III - g .ils .
~ ~ y; :''' ~ '''''' 3.sss s 4 lSs's
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UANTED-AiI persons Ia Know manu-
w facture all sty les and qualities Of TRUNKS,
and have always on hand the largest stock to be
found in the South, embracing superior Iron
Frame Sole Leather Trunks, ladies' French Dress
Trunks, Bonnet Boxes alsa, all the common
styles, all sold at manufacturers prices, whole
s ssa,a and pes 81 "ss IA Man rss
street, below 18th.
Ne Trunks Repaired.
fa 26-6H JAMES KNOTS
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= uTY WATER WORKS.
APRIL IL lsoi
~ water N the riverIst this the has entirely
prgvsaatsd the WORKING Of the pamp., and may ior
LINE n Gays 70 come. The supply VI wsler in the
reservoir has consequently became - limited
that Ifssr y will Be eirely exhausted before the
river anbstdes. TheR.fore saFncsfiy lequest
the citizens to AL loss BILE amy In he use
ef water, and theYehF " some ext6nt save Us
from the calamity of stappags.
up lS-as III. DAVIS. sup't.
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- hOCAE ron kENT.-That larxs and
al conyenient FAMILY RESipENCE, situated
tanning II rooms, with Kitchen coussinInx foar
ioonss .tahs carriage house, &c.; and there Is =
large GARDEN, embracing nearly an aero a land.
bies planted. Possession can be had the Ist Of
April !. Is admirably adapted to the gsateel se-
establishment. For terms, &c, apply 10
R6. y. LYME,
Agent for Renting cut Houses. Be-,
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From n. Il. PEBBLES, Esq, SUSSEX County, "a
DR.. SCuLossBR has extracted three Corps from
NY feet without causing the least pain
N. K. PEBBLES.
Petersburg, Va, March 90 l3el
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WAN I 4 D-To purchase, a few likely NE
w GRoRo. Any person having Servants TO
Richnond Post-O Office, giving full description OF
the Servants. The subscriber will call on per-
sons, either in city country, thus enabling
sellers to save commissions and trouble.
m 2k--fptk
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VVANTED.-Iw wish to employ Al the Carbon
w Hill Mines, in Henrico, for the balance Of
the year, frst-rate CARPENTER, for general
work. JNO. J. WERTH
NH 2g-ts Agent
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From Hon. HIM. F. Phillips Washington, d. c.
DR.. SCHLossER has operated on the feet of two
OF my family very satisfactorily, ndwihout Civ
ing any pain. WIN r. PHILLIPS
From Hon. Burton Craige, NJ. O, North Carolina
1t gives me pleasure to certify that DR.. ScuLos-
SER has this day extracted several Corns from my
lesI, without pain BURTON CRAIGR.
Washington, ID. c., Dec. 20, 1850
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ANTE D-A HOUSE The snbrcribs9
w wishesto rent a DWELLING HOUSE -
between this time and the LIST Of July next. ~
He would prefer one North Of Broad street, -
and West Of eth street
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
fc Tas., al.
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TrEEA FOR SALE-A young COW, with
4NylaEN her first calf, which is about two
&=ESSGk L. +. RAGLAND 4 CO.,

f%4 FOR PHILADELPHIA.-Th A
SSHkAS No, Il Steamship VIRGINIA, Capt. J.
K. KELLY, is now ready to receive
freight, and will leave ON TUESDAY the leth in
slant, at O'Clock A N.
For freight or passage, having superior accom-
modations, apply to Captain on board, orto
c. P. CARDOZ0, Agent, Rockets;
Or, No log Main street.
Poston freight taken through by steam at re-
cec)t rates and with dispatch ap I5-2t
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HyANTED-Ths ladies' and merchants Of Htshi
w mond to know that Mrs. s. STRIDEH hAs
taken the house No. 81 Main street, next door to
Thos. K. Price Co, for the purpose Of making
CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, DRESSES and II o
Sk T S. Also, room over Messrs. Watkins 4
Ftcklen, FOR the accommodation OF their custom
ers. Mrs. 5. having had ten years experience In
Baltimore and having made In the pa.t 4 ear over
FIVE THOUSAND CL0AKs and AASfbES for
the merchants and ladies OF Richmond. she feets
confdent of giving entire satisfaction In all work
entrusted to her. DRESSES and NANTES CUT.
Also, old HOOP SKIRTS made over, making them
better than when first made. Thankful fox the
patronage bestowed on her, she soiicits q eontin-
uance OF the same. MRS. B. STRIDER
CUTTER and FiTl g. To such an cue good
salary and constant Employ ment will be given.
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HORSES, &C., FOR SALE

~ FOR SALE.-Athorough- bred BROOD
of fine size and pedigree Enquire
ap5-lot* Near fhs civ
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WEDNESDAY VREING.
The Canal Boat J. j. 1RBY will
leave as above. For freight. apply TO
GUY u COX, Agents,
an l5-3t At Coxs Shed, Dock street.
GM3 GLASSWARE.-Just opened, fine
VII III stock of Goblets, Tumbiers, Wines. Cham
IJfIH paGnes, Lemonades, Ale Glasses, Lager
01EG Beer Glasses, salvers, Fruit Bowls, Pickle
Stands, Glass Tubes. Salt Cellars, &c, SC. Our
STOCK is full and complete.
THOS. A. BULKLEY & Co,
an Is Is, Main street
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-14
POEM BY COT. BAKER.


rCol Forney writes from Washington 70 tne rn,'. ~
.delphia Press: Elm my comments upon Pr,s1N ~
mented Colonel Baker stated that IN auaiuon st ~
bis many other intellectual gifts, ne was nh0
"A remark that was received by many NJ NJ t"a,-
nrise. / am permitted 70 publish one ol nls "a
i've pieces. written by him twelve years ' nsy' a. e.
,ow In possession Of an intimate irenc ~ .il
observe how the last verse applies 70 MS i~'''
TO WAVE.
Doat thou seek star with thy swelling CREST
O wave that leavest thy mothers oreasT
Doat thou leap from thy prisoned depths Deio"
In acorn Of their calm and constant hoW
Or art thou seeking some distant lano
To die In murmurs upon the stranof
Hast thou tales to tell Of pearl-lit deep,
where the waye.whelmed mariner rocks IN hleep'
Canst thou speak of navies that sunk In prioe
ERE the roll of their thunder in echo diedF
what trophies, what banners, are hOatng Tree
In the shadowy depths Of that silent scar
7, we're vain to ask, as thou rollest aiar,
on fbanner, OF mariner, ship or starr
Il were vain to seek In thy stormy iace
Some tale of the sorrowful past TO trace
Thou art swelling high, thou art hashing ireei
How vain are the questions we ask OF theel
too am a wave on a stormy sea-
/ too am q wanderer, driven like theej
/ too am seeking distant land
10 be lost and gone ere | reach the strand
For the land seek Is waveless shore,
And they who once reach 1t shall wander no more
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-14

SAxE's LAsT.--John G.. SAKE, the Tom
Hood Of America, got of bon mot the
other day considerably better than the av-
erage. Ia making q speech at 6ag.raising
in Albany, New York, he concluded his re-
marks by proposing three cheers for the
young gentlemen of East Albany, through
whose llberality the flag was procured. AS
the cheers were about to be given, the
Chairman Of the occasion amended the pro-
position of SAKE, so that the cheers went
up for the young ladies as we'll as the young
gentlemen of East Albany. When the voice
of the cheers became silent, SAKE arose aud
gave rs an explanation aud apology for
emitting TO speak of the young ladies 10 his
original proposition for cheers, that he
thought the young gentlemen always EN-.
braced the young ladies!
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-14

PRoPosED New ORDER OF NOBILITY IN
FRANCE.-The Paris correspondent Of the
London Review says:
A "creation" of mobiles on large scale
is at this moment one Of the chief pre-Occu.
pations of the ruler of France. II has long
been thought of, and often his Majesty has
been on the eve Of promulgatlOg the decree
which Is TO raise all BOnapartist dignltaries
into members of an aristOcracy; but at the
last momen. there has always been fear
of ridcule, aud the decree has been with
drawn. Now, however, the time seems to
be come for this "greap' step, aud those
nearest to the Imperial presence live 10
hopes Of shower of hOnors. M. Walew-
iski is to be transformed into Prince Colon
ma; M. de Morny into Due de Chamar.
aude; aud all Ministers are to be made
Counts, as are also all Generals OF Division!
Tremendous are the anticipations aud heart
6utterings Of the hopeful and unhopeful oi
those people who have tried to seem as
though they disdained titles, are painting
with delight at the notion of having any to
bear. Still would advise them not TO be
too certain of their gains. Much may hap
pen to prevent their realizing them, aud II
Is possible that at the last hour some one
may persuade the Emperor that the time
when France Is clamoring for bread Is not
precisely the time to perform so magnificent
q masquerade.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-14

Art AT THE CAPITAL-It is gratifying 10
know that during the cOmmotion and prlVa-
tions of war. the work upon the National
Capitol has been resumed, in 90 lar as 10
necessary to make good the contracts AREA.
dy closed, aud upon which beginning nad
been made. The N. Y. Tribune OF the lzth
November, has the following sketch OF q
large picture which is being painted in the
rot1nda Of the Capitol, by Leutze:
Mr.. Leutze will paint in the place as
signed him picture which has for It's Title
Westward the star OF empire holds Its
vay." representing an emigrant train rea'
ching the summit Of one Of the Rocky
Mountain passes just at sunset, and the en-
igrant rushing forward to get the 1rst
glimpse of the Eroad plains which lie be-
low. with rivers cleaning under golden
sky, aud winding away into the haze that
lies on the horizon. Ia the foreground a
0roup of pioneers on horseback urge for
ward their horses to get the first sight OF their
promised land, and just behind comes Que
of the wagons with little family, an lnva-
lid mother whose pale face is lifted as II TO
catch a breeze from the Pacific, and In
whose lap lies frOlicsome child. Behind
comes a long train of wagons out OF the
shadows of the night gathering 10 the val
ley behind. Another group, more restless,
have climbed pinnacle of rock to get a
clearer view and wave their hats to the set
ting sun. At the right is snowy peak, the
gold of the sunIit snow barred by cool blue
shadows All behind them is gloom where
the mists are gathering, aud all before them
q sunny dream.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-14
Legal Notices.


CUMNIONS-STATE OF CALIFORNTA
y County of Nevada ss District Court of the IN
Judicial District of said State. The people Of ~
State of California, TO j. 7. RUTHERFORD and Fl !
KINGMAN, greeting: You are hereby summoned,o
apnear and answer to the complaint of W. L. MANY
6Ied against you, Samuel Akin, John Dunn, Rob,tp
Rutherford and C. ID. Whitaker within ten days r.,
tbe service of this writ If served you in this
tv and within twenty days If served on you in tls
District and out of this county and within fortv ds
If served on YOU in the State and out of the Isr:
in an action commenced on the 9th day of Sente,a
ber A. D.. 1861 in said Court to obtain decree n
this Court for the foreclosure of certain mortgaos
bearing date the 9th day of April, A. D.. 1869 eSe
cued by the said defendants to plaintiff and for tb
sale of the premises therein, and in said comnlain,
particularly mentioned and described and the ami
cation of the moneys arising from such sale 10 H.
payment of the amount due a certain promissorv
note set forth in said complaint made and delyerea
to said plaintiff by the defendants, bearing even afe
with said mortgage and thereby INTENDED TO he 40
cured tO-wit The sum of $7l6 66 with interest
thereon from the 26th day of August, A. D. 1860 AZ
the rate of two per cent per month till paid: and n
any deficiency shall remain after applying ali of said
moneys properly so applicable thereto, then thar
nlaintiff NAV have execution therefor against fbs
said defendants also that said defendants and all and
every person claiming through or under defendants
subsequently to the date of plaintiffs mortgage an5
the commencement ol this action may be barred and
foreclosed of all right, claim, lien and equity Of re-
demption in and to the said mortgaged premises or
any part thereof and for such other and further re-
lief. or both, in the premises as may be just and
equitable And you are hereby notified that il You
fail to answer said complaint, as herein directed
plaintiff will take judgment against you therefor BY
default together with all costs of suit, and also de-
mand of the Court such other relief is prayed for
in plaintiffs said complaint.
- In testimony whereof, l, r. R. FARoUHAR.
{ Clerk of the District Court aforesaid do here
h. D. unto set my hand and impress the seal Of
~ said Court, at the Office in Nevada City this
10th day Of November, A. D., 1861.
r. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk
Jos. ROBERTS, Deputy.
By order of Hon. DAVID BELDEN County Judge in
and for Nevada county, California.
A true copy-attest: r. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk
Jos. RoBERTs, jr., Deputy.
T. P. HAwLEY, Atty for Plaintiff.
Nevada, Nov. 10, 1S6l.-Sm