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REBEL ACCOUNTS FROM vICKSBURG.
OUR FLEET BEFORE THE CITY.

From The Vieksbure (Niss.J Citizen Of Friday May2
DESTRUCTION OF PRESIDENT DAvIs's PROPERTY
We learn that the vandals have come oil their
boats and battered down AID utterly destroyed the
residence Of JEFF. Davis and also that Of joe Davis
Their ac;s Of destruction aud vandalism in that neigh
boIhood were complete, leaving nothing but bleak
spd Gesolated track behind them.
THE GUSBOATs.
Since the last communication by flag OF truce yes
isrdsy morning 10 change has been made IN the
Aeet. They still maintain their old position out Of
roach of our guns. Several shots have been fired by
the gunboais at our on the shore between the
lower batteries and Wsrenton, but no one has been
hunt BY them. One heavy shell that did not exc :
piode lies In the Warrenton road and IL al object OF
much curiosity 10 sll who pass that way.
CAPTURED.
The Union feet in front OF Warrenton il commit
ting all sorts OF depredatons upon the people along
the shore. Two citizens Of Warrent0D, Mr. Walker
and MI Gardner, have been captured and carried
OF to their boats.
SICKNESS IN TIE GUNBoATs.
We are Informed that there is an immense amount
Of siekness among the Union troops on the trans
pors. IL appears that they have run short of medi
eines, ana party OF then made vist to u drug
store in Warrenton and sscAed it Of all it's contents
One boat is sgid 10 be filled entirely with their sick
II is the general impression that tIie enemy bas
landed the troops from The Transports at come poin.
below ths city. We do Dost srdently hope this may
be 20. But few OF them will got home again TO
tell the fate of their companions II they venture up-
on the soil Of old Warren.
OUR PROSPECTS.
Whatever doubts we have had as 10 the merits OF
eor deisDses here, they are rapidly disappear
III, and we are assured by the most competent and
exPsne$ed military judges that our works IRE OF
such character as 10 bid defiance TO the enemy.
Every DAY ID adding 10 trength.
GEN. DUNCAN IN TOWN.
lbe gallant y. h. Duncan, who so herOically de-
IeDded 'he ,oiis below New-Orleans, has arrived in
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DEPARTMENT OF THE SHENANDOAH.
Go,r,spondence Of The Associated Press

Cou,spondeuce Of The Associated Press
WILIIAASPoRr Md, June 2 1851
Major Dwight, ID Massachusetts, who was cap
tured at Winchester, arrived here to-day, having
been psroled until exchanged. He confirms the re-
port brought bya private Of the 9th Connecticut,
that all the officers the sick wounded and disabled,
the surgeon and hospital attendants, captured by
Jackson, have been paroled till exchanged. IA
voe with all the officers of this corps bis arrival In
camp war the subject of general rejoicing
Among those paroed are named Col. Kenly Of the
lot Maryland; Major Collins, of the Vermont Caval-
~; DIR. Stone, I'd Massachusetts,, and others who
Distinguished themselves on the battlefield or by
their selfsacrce in staying behind to attend TO the
sick and wounded who were captured. 1t is under.
stood thai Col Murphy WAS not in Winchester, and
Il supposed that the enemy carried him southwark.
MAJOR Dwight and others concur in stating that all
she prisoners ana sick, far IA their observations
went, were treated ia the kindest manner. The re-
porte to the contrary are pronounced by them 10
have been ernanatious Of fugitiyes who were cow
ardly enough 10 leave their commando and circulated
.hese reports 10 shield their own cowardce.
That many females and citizens behaved IN the
NEST dsiariy manner toward retreating soldiers
is not denied bu, il shonld be known to the public
thai those having the best means OF knowing, VIII
hngy ASSERT thai all unioniss who were 30 nfortu-
nate TO fall into the hands Of the enemy, have been
Uested IN humane manner.
That isolated OF cruelty were perpetrafed,
N well known, hut these were probably exceptions
10 the general course. The publication OF such in
cidents creates a false impression on the minds Of
tbe army aud tends TO produce by acts OF supposed
retaliation, the very aets 10 he deprecated
portion Of the army has been in quiet occupa-
ton OF hsrtinstuIg since Saturday. They report
no enemy III front. On one occasion their scouts
advanced within two miles OF Winchester, tending
70 confirm rumors previously received, that the
enemy have evacuated the town.
MAYOR Dwight also heard the firing in the
direction of Miicleown. He SAYS that at the battle
of Winchester we killed and wounded treble the
number OF oar own. Major Dwight our killed
ascen'y buried and their graves appropriately
marked
1t 10 expected that, fresh provisions being very
short with the Rebels, onr prisoners short OF
snitabie nourishnent. In other articles they were
well sup, lied with every comfort and necessity.
Col. keniy and other prisoners are expected to-
morrow.
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MOVEMENTS ON THE JAMES RIVER.

An Oakland correspondent Of The Philadelphia
Press ipear Richmond writes. May 30: Yesterday
morning Gen. SLOVENIAN broke up his camp, and
marched around Richmond toward Petersburg. lie
had with him force Of % 600 men. ! am unable
TO tel the object of THE movement"
As the gunboats left City Point on Sunday, for an.
other tussle with Fort Darling it il not unlikely that
portion Of our land and naval forces are engaged in
a combined flank movement.
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Nrw.YoRK Troops AT THE BATTLE OF THE
Pisrs.-Gens. Sedgwiok's and Richardson's d.
visions, which drove back the enemy at the point
of the bsyonet, covering the ground with his dead,
were largely composed Of New.York troops, Gen Gen
Richardson's division comprised the SOD, $50, S7th
York. 5th New. Hampshire, aud sfst Pennsylvania
forming tho division. Gen. Howard commands the
f.t brigade, Gen. French tho second, and Gcn
Meagher the third. In Sedgwick's division, the
second brigade has New-York regiments-the '4fh
Col. Smith, and ID, Col. Tompkins.
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BAILLIE PEYTON AND w. H. POLK.

These two fearless X1jon leaders visited the Cap.
i,ol this morning, and were greeted warmly BY loyal
men Of all partes. They have been appointed 10
act a. Commissioners by Gov. johnson TO confer
with the President on the important subject OF
driving tho traitor hordes out of Eastern Tenneseee,
and Of releasing the friends Of the flag In that
belesguered section. Prompt action u necessary
Gov johnson will refuse certificate Of election 70
any one elected member Of or Senator in Congress,
from Tennessee who has not been. and Ii not known
10 be. loyal uan. Wash. Cor. Phila. Press.
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CITY ITEMS
AMUsEMENrs THIS EVENING

AMUbEMENTS THIS EVENING.
WALLscxs THEArKR-No "a Broadway, Every ere
has his Fsnlt"
NIBLo's GARD.s-Brosdway, "Ths Enchantressr
LAURA KEKSRs THKArss-Broadwsy The Post Boy ~
THE Elves or, The Statue Brideb
BiRNuns AMERICAN MusEun-prosdwsy Baby Show, Com.
modors Mutt, Whale. &c.. day and night: ADELAIDE Of
Drssdeni or The Seven Esespes" afternoon and
ing
NATIONAL ACADIxY % DSsIax-No 62S Broadway, day
and evening.
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ANOTHER PRIZE.

The schooner spoken Of as captured by the United
States bark Pursnit was the Andromeds, from Sabine
Pass with GOO bales cotton and 500 hides. She was
taken of Maricl, Cuba, May q.
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SUpERFLUoUs COMMISSIONERS or DEEDs.-The
Common Council can by law appoint just three
hundred Commissioners of Deeds; yet tho records
show that fonr hundred and tbirty.ive are now duly
commissioned, sworn, and acting. The question is
not therefore, now who 10 to be the next appoint
ment, but who are the 1876 to 20 out
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PFNSSYLyANIiNE.
sIyyTy.TEIRD PygNsYLyAsI

PESSSfLNANiASs.
sIgETY-THIRD PENNSYLVANIA REGIMENT.
j. K.ii.r Go. IL David Gross. Co. T. NJ shsbber. Co
H. A. Lotz co. b WIN. Auchenbsch. Co. n Ssrgt Bach
told Co. c; Joha Wemsn, Co. A. p n. Qunley, Co. c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PrSssYLvANiA Rrof.
NJ. Sellers Co. X; stephen Cav, Co G. C. T. Toy CO. y
Benj Robinson. Co q; II. BIsilsy, Co. ].
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PENNSYLVANIA RTGIMySr.
1T K.ss..y John Bssser, Co. ID; j. NJ. Ilsselon, Co
wesley Oyirr Co X; L. Boyer Co d; L. Lawrence Co X
W ii. Mary, John Dunn. Jacob Wick. Co O, W. Ghh,h'
Co.
J. r. Bowman. Co. A.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PENNSYLVANIA.
John Fout, Co N J: Mercer. Co ID Aenso hsrce,
Go. d; John Noel Co. II Charles hcGrorsn, Co. ID w.
sIxTY.TIRsT PIsssrvASiA.
Coney Myer Co. B, died passage j. d. Spencer Co
A; Jesse snibeer. Co. b; William sIs1b Co b; j. 4 Al
'G %.6 oS js.Ph k S.. CO. Co. jchs c...oa CO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PKaksYLvAkIA.
N. Shell, Co. ID.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PENNSYLVANIA.
II. s. Lnd'.y, Co. HI John Gsligan Co. Fl P. B. Rose
sIxTY.THIRD PksssYLvAsIA.
". chsaonsr. CO. G; James hcCamon. Co. ~ NJ Fersa-
FIFTY.ssCosD PENNSYLVANIA.
Abraham Greiner Co. II Robert Campbell band; r. r.
S SGs:Sn Co. s9 wh eel H.n Ey. GO
rTrY-rnIRD PENNSYLVANIA.
Capt. II. b. Moody, Co 81 H. wil'on, Co. II; Charles
IIeHTr.rrrTH PENNSYLVANIA.
James Bird Co. II. J. BuIye" Co II Joseph Dawscn,
Co. N; J. JenDings, Co. II w. A. DonDison, Go. A.
Phillips Go. q X Daniels CO. Elder Robinson, 60. II
Hospital Steward Fred Jurssnten Co JesAc Pect. Co
II: o. l.. Colburn, Co. IL VIM. Muenbury Go. J. Oar.
ling; Z. Finley Co Ii J. Morrison. Co. ii.
THIRTY YIRsr PESssYLvASIA.
Henry Detsel, Go. 3.
FWrY-sEvKSTH PENNSYLVANIA.
j. w. Kresssr, Co. ID. A. Polly, Co. Is N. Dean, Co
II; Strickland, Co. A.
TwESrY-THIRD PENNSYLVANIA.
John Motif Co. y; q. N. Barnes, Co. ID N. Eszlett, Co
G. died on board
A boat, the Whildin, left the White House yeFer.
day morning for Philadelphia, with some three hun
dred PENNSYLVANIA wounded on board.
NETWORK WOUNDED PER STATE OF MAINE.
Lieut. T. Sawyer Co X list; w. j. Crane, Co. ii. ssth
VIM Chandler Co d. 9th; A. Queller Co II, 3ath Chss
Msbb Co -, 8lsti NJ b Smith, Co a, Sist rhos Hisgns
Go. f. J7th Peter Tracy Co. b. loothi A. Genech, Co.
s,d Cspt p Msien Co. list; Theo. sowercnsen. Co. q.
ssb r. Mcclure, Co e. y7th, H. Dusy H. szdj b. Jns'ey
Co 4 gtb; r. Letson Go. n Bist JAuas Bigger, Co w.
S7th; R. FORSYTH Co. A. Tlstj George lie Mountain Co D.
seh; g. H. Martin, Co. d. l0oh; n. McNsly. Co. <eth
q Barron Co. X Tooth Daniel Bloubet Go G. s.t James
Mae: Co. O. ssth MemP..y Co T. '9,h = V.. o RI
sd; w. B. Berry CO. II. sath rho. HHgam, Go. \. 18Th
i nrsis. Co H. loO,h Geo. Hayes, Co r. 18th; stephen
Hsller Co H. ItOh; +. C. Briggs CO. H. ssth; o. G. Hast
ms Co H. $50; John Dasnan, 10. o. Sth A. g. Price 20
A. sSth; 7. Bowes Co. sih, Die:sins Co. o. in
M.cy' Co {, ssth u Kingsbury Co T. ed James Greek
Co d sI.t, John Gaesr. Co. H. ss.h: O. W. Cooke Co -
alt, ,! ch ca 59 E NJ c." @ ~ N:sYcIi
IA Aver Co. Z, 5sh Geo. Br0dwsl. Co. H. 'sdi r. snii
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FRoa PESsAcoLA.-The United States steamer
transport philadelphia, Capt. Barton, from Pensa-
cola, May IS. and Key West, May 80, has arrived.
The news by the Philadelphia is not important
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There will be six operate performances at the
Academy Of Music, commencing next Wednesday.
Mr. Ullman Is the manager.
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THE REGATTA PosTPoSED.-The Regatta, which
was to have taken place yesterday, was postponed
till to-day. The members Of the Yacht Club decided
upon this in consequence Of the Storm fearing
that its continuance might interfere with the carry
ing out of the programme. Eighteen boats are en-
tered for the race the list including some favorite
yachts.
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The PENNSYLVANIA WOUsDED.-Dr. VIM. Canac
of Philadelphia has arrived in this city with COM
mission from the Governor Of Pennsylvania giving
him full powers for proper attention to the sick and
wounded and discharged volunteers Of that State
~ho may have arrived here from the South. He is
directed to send all Pcnnsylvauians to the State
DR.. Canac will be found ut the Brevoort House,
Fifth avenue, where letters may be addressed
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Mr.. Robert AcClennan, an architect who has had
considerable experience in hospital building, he
having built the hospitals ct Hilton Head and Gov
ernor's Island. Supplies are furnished by the medi.
cal purveyor, DR.. R. 8. Sstterlee. DR.. E. Lee Jones
has the professional charge Of the hospitals assisted
by Drs. Cleveland Dickie, Edwards, and Clark.
The location OF the island lie such a. to afford every
facility for speedy recovery. There will BE- bake
house capable Of baking bread for 200 persons at
heat laundry and bath-house will also be erected.
The supply Of water will be abundant, forced up 70
the buildings by small engine. With such corps
Of slful surgeons and physicians and tender nurses,
there can be no doubt that Davids Island will DO
most desirable retreat for the sick and wounded
soldier. We hope and believe that every courtesy
will be extended to anxious friends and relatives
who have right to Welt their friends on the sick
list 1t that place. and that no arbitrary rules will
debar them from such privilege.
BOARD OF EDUcATIoS-The stated meeting Of
the Board Of Education was held on Wednesday
evening, VIM. Z. Curtis, esq, President in the
chair. An appropriation was made for the erection
of school.house in the Twelfth Ward, amounting to
$ls9lS; also, for the purchase OF lots Nos IS and
70 Monroe street, in the Seventh Ward, amounting
to $l3 500. The Board adjourned, pending q dis.
cu-son upon warming the primary school Of the First
Ward.
The musical festivals ut tie Central Park-always
to attract immense throngs OF auditors-ars TO
be renewed on Saturday next, at o'clock in the
afternoon just At the hour when the great metropolis
throws aside its lborng and bstakes itself to re-
laxstion and repote The scores Of Thousands Of
juveniles relieved from their school-rooms, their
books aud their discipne-tbe banker from bis dis.
coun-thc broker from his stocks, and the merchant
from HE saesroon; men, women, and children; gen.
tlemen ladies' and darlings; fops, fools, and phoso-
phers there any of the three latter classes IN
our great city-sre all released, and can take Q
lounge, If they please, in the Park. At such time,
the advertisement Of rich ,musical entertainments
affords ss much pleasure to the ear o. tho scenery
does to the eye, and multiplied qualification is a.
forded. Connoisseuu will perceive from the pro-
grsmme that some good music msy be expected u
the first performance for the II that myth.
cal parsonage vulsarly styled "the Clerk Of the
Weather" will only sweep away the rain-couds,
and gently vail the sun in gossamer Of soft and
Heecy vspors it will DO just in keeping with the CO.
price and convenience Of the fifty thousand Gotham.
ties who are engaged to be present.
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Advertisement

Young men can learn their true pursuit., anS
parents how train their children be useful nd happy ~
Physiological Examination st Fowler Wells, Jos bd"sy.
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WOUNDED AT FORTRESS MONROE.


The following wounded men arrived on board the
steamer State Of Maine, q. Fortress Monroe, on
Tuesday. The wounded were transferred from the
boat to tho Hygea and Seminary Hospitals, and the
latter at Mill Creek, about one and half miles dis
tant:
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fAdvertiseruout. I

CONSTITUTION WATER is . certain cure iof
Diabetes and al diseases Of the Kidney and Bsdde Sole
oil Drusgists. AoReAx ALLAN. Assnts - Chnsi' ~ =
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fAdXertiaAnAnl1

A GRAND RUSH AT BARNUM's.-On Satur.
dsy (tomorow he gives three superb dramatic perormsnee
to accommodate the crowd-st u o'clock noon and u
o'clock p. N.
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fAdvertisencnt.I

BARNuM was in his glory Yesterday, sur
5.J with multitude Of beautiful Children and their
and Thousands Of smiling beauties staring
~ IN the face as he showed up his pound Baby aud
.hs, attractive juven;ies and above all heard the quar-
.ssa DROP into the till. Verify BARSux 10 great
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY virtue of an execution, issued by Jam
ID Beck. Justice Of the Peace. Of Township No..
10, Placer county. State OF California, on the
End day of July. A. D. 1862, and to me directed
in favor Of B. H. Evans and Joseph A. Abel, and
against William Franklin, Judgment sl29 49,,
costs $40 70. interest s7.S7a, have levied upon,
seized and will expose to public sale, at the ranch
of said William Franklin, on
Saturday, the 9th day of August, 1862,
at the hour of one o'clock. p. NJ, all the right,
title. interest and claim of the said William
Franklin in and to the following property lying
and being in Placer County, to wit: The west
half of the south east quarter, and east half OF
the southwest quarter of Section No. 2, Town.
ship No. IL, north of range east Mt. Diablo
base and meredian subject to mortgage of Rufus
Smith. Together with all and singular the ap-
purtenances hereunto belonging.
Given under my hand and seal this 10th day
of .Inlv A. D. 1862 C. EBBERT,
Constable. Township No. TO-
july 18th. 1S62.-3w
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ! h., pro,,,. co.-.
COUNTY OF PLACER. III r'ooote court
NOTICE is hereby given that Benz. +. Rose
~ having filed in this Court petition for dis.
tribution of the Estate OF Robert Mcdonald. de-
ceased. the hearing Of the same has been fixed
by said Court for Monday, the 25th day of Au-
gust, 1862, at eleven o'clock. in the forenoon of
said day of the August Term of 1862, at the
Court Room thereof ut the town of Auburn.
county of Placer and all persons interested in
said estat, are notified then and there to appear
and show cause if anJ they have, why the said
application should not be granted.
Witness my hand this 22d day of July, 1862.
HENRY GOODING, Clerk
By D. G. ScOrr, Deputy
July 26th, l862.-4w
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02
LAST NOTICE..

vuNHIS is to notify those who are indebted to
me. that have placed my notes and ac'
counts in the hands Of GEORGE l.. ANDERSON for
collection. Persons in my debt will do we'll TO
'''''0 JACOB FELDBEDG.
Auburn. July 26th, ls62.-tf
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02
PROBATE NOTICE.

COUNTY OF PLACER III r'oodte Court
NOTICE is hereby given. that Benz. F. Rose
~ having filed iu said Court petition for dis
tribution of the Estate OF Evan Rogers, deceased,
the hearing Of the same has been fixed by said
Court for Monday, the 25th day of August 1862,
ut eleven o'clock, in the forenoon of said day of
the August Term Of 1862. at the Court Room
thereof ut the town OF Auburn, County of Placer,
and all persons interested in said estate are
notified then and there to appear and show cause
it any they have, why the said application should
not be granted
HENRY GOODING, Clerk
BY d. G. Scorr, Deputy
July Goth, lSG2.-4w
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02
Magnolia Liquor Store.

-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
McBURNEY 4 HIGGINS, PrsPristors,
COMMERCIAL STREET, AUBURN.
THE proprietors have removed one door from
1 their old stand to the building formerly
known and occupied as Feldberg' Clothing Store,
where we will be happy to see our old friends
and the public in general. We have just received
direct from San Francisco, the largest and best
stock OF Liquors. Wines, etc., ever brought to
Auburn, consisting of all the select brands Of
Champagne, such rs
Longworth's Sparkling Catawbn,
Hedsick do do
Rose dc Manes do do etc.
Hennessey Brandy. Martc do.
Chas. Revires do, Jules Rovin do and Others.
Jamaica. Santa Cruz. and New England Rum.
Old Bourbon, Homestead, Monongahela,
Scotch and Rye Whiskey.
Sherry, Port, Madeira, Claret and California
Wine.
champagne Cider. Schnapps. Bitters and all
the different kinds Of case liquors to be found in
the market.
In returning their thanks to their old friends
for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
the prOprietors would desire continuance Of the
same, with the assurance that ut their establish
ment will always be found superior liquors, which
will be sold to dealers and families ut the very
| lowest rates. MCBURNEY x HIGGINS.
Auburn. April 26th, lS62.--my
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02

DuTcH FLAT WAGON RoAD.-We are in.
formed that that the Sacramento Company,
organized for the construction of this road,
have levied an assessment Of ten per cent.
on their capital stock Of 100000, for the
purpose Of commencing the constru ction OF
the road.
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02
SU M M ON s .

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. &C
COUNTY OF PLACER. ~
District Court of the Eleventh Judicial District
OF said State.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, TO
STEPHEN d. BURDGE, II. l.. x l.. r. CHAMBER
LAIN, PAUL Cox, JAMES FRENCH, AND JOHN f.
GRIFFITH. GREETING:
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED, to answer
IL the complaint Of Joseph Wulkup, in said
Court. filed against you, within ten days rom
the service of this Writ, exclusive of the day of
service. if served on you in this county, but if
served on you without said county. and within
said District. twenty days: and if served on you
without said County and District, then in forty
days from such service, exclusive of the day of
service, in an action commenced on the oath day
of June, 1862 in said Court. This action is
brought to recover judgment against Defendant
S. ID Burdge. for $3.50, aud interest thereon from
December 7th, 1852 at two and onc-half per cent
per month, on his note to Plaintiff, of that amount
and date, together with costs of suit, &c Also
for Il decree of this Court to foreclose certain
mortgage, given to secure the payment OF said
note and interest, and that the other Defendants
who claim to have an interest in said mortgaged
property be barred, &c, all Of which is more ful.
ly set forth in the or gnal complaint now on file
and to which you are particularly referred. md
you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer
the complaint directed. Plairiff will take judg
ment by default against Defendant Burdge for
$3.50, with interest at two and onehalf per cent
per month from December 7th. 1859. and for
costs of sut and apply to the Court for the relief
demanded.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, +. Henry
Cooling, Clerk of the Eleventh
(-) Judicial District Court aforesaid,
1L.S.} do hcreunto set my hand and i'm
~) press the Seal OF said Court, at
office in Auburn, this 3Oth day Of
June 1862
HENRY GOODING, Clerk
James Anderson, PlffTs Attorney.
July 5th, 1862.