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Navy Beef and Pork for 1855.


Bureau OF Provisions and Cotiing Aug. 9Th, 1854
SEAlED PROPOSALS, "Proposas "Pro
~ for Pork will be this
office until IA O'Clock Saturday 30t September
for furnishing delivering, of all The
United States AT The following navy yards
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UMBERThe subscribers, having Established The
lumber business nj the old stand Of VIM Bird
prepared furnish fnvora-
bic They solicit share public patronage.
GEO. w. GARRETT < co.
Juppi
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RELLs! BELI.si BELI.s'-For churches, academies, fac
ID STEAMBOATS,, made.
constantly hand by the subscnbere their
sed enlarged foundry which has been in operation for thirty
process OF
their world wide ceiehy for volume of sound and
The have recently succeeded
applying process of loan moulding iron cases to bell casting
perfect casting and and
excellence of their bells they
Jnpnay, 1859 the frat premium silver mcdal) of The
and Europe being competitions and which The eighteenth
diplomas, thai bas been awarded Them They
have patterns keep hand bells ola variety the
weight they furnish order chimes of number Of
bells kew the make throughout the
and Cnnadas Their hnnengs comprising recent and
consist Of oastTpn yoke, with movable
arms and which may upon the he'll spring
the capper, proongng the sound; iron frames ong hammer
stop steamboats,. steamship,
proved revolving yoke fancy hangings in brass bronze of
any design furnished We supply whole of
rehang bells
given. Old bells taken in exchange
made aud kept hand
Being immediate With the principal routes In all d.
recons either river, orders be executed with
despac which, personally g eqmmunca,ion
spectiuily solicited ,..,,., 49,. 49,.
Feb st-dIy West Troy, Albany CO.. N. Y,
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Broma. W. BAKER a co.'s
American and Vanilla Premium chocolates
which nrrt premiums have been awarded by the chief
United States, sRd by their agenfs
IIussey Murray, New York Tweils Philadelphia
Thomas Brundige Baltimore; Kennel Dudley Cincinnati
ohio and 3. H. Howell, Georgetown, D. Q.
WALTER BAKER, 4 CO..
Ap3-dly Dorchester, Mass
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Proposal tOr Wood and Coal.

urFIcE SECRETARY SENATE IT, ST.
Angus, u, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS. r e.. we'd n, this office until u
~ o'clock NJ Monday the furnishing and ao
yerng in the vaults OF the CAPITOL before the sxpehm
of October hundred Of anthracite coal p
broken bunoi
and twenty five cords of beat hickory wood to be measured
expense Of the Capitol yard sawed and pr
packed away subject the inspection andP
prevail OF the Secretary of The Senate
performances of the for urpht
the satisfaction Of the Secretary Of the e
win be required. e
Proposals endorsed Proposals for Wood and Co
Dhdirceted Secretary OF the Senate, Washington.
Aug i3--Iaw3w
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pairs a point do by Co. weigh pounds
100 pairs Ak point do by 81
weigh 10 pounds. -
pairs point do measure go by and weigh pounds
o pairs point do TO 81 by Co. and weigh pounds
1900 do gray do
1000 ZOO DO saved lis. do 90
a'5oo do do scarlet do
1IS oo uo ,, ~ or, green 90 i,s
200 dozen cotton flag handkerchief
40 do hlact si,I 40
SO do "a cotton shawls
60 do Al do do
On do "a wooIlen shawl.
6O0 pounds linen thread
20 do sewing silk
80 gross worsted samenns
.. go 30 pieces silk handkerchief
1000 do do t S~n en1 srIses
s s,SSo DO c sas nsssins
1900 4, bed ticking
500 do salinets
a''Soo do domestic sbrting bleached
i 9%o 40 q" s,.o SG ""S %e
5000 do checks stripes and plaids
doo yards a m assorted
600 pounds cotton thread
asO noands cotton mai,re
sS So DO S brsv na iio v ,w'ns NJ" 30
1000 flannel shirts s
'0' sa''So 40 cy
Readymade Clothing.
ooo piue ,eioui iIock coas
30O do vesrs
- =,
GLASS NO D.
Uardnpare and ,4sriculuyal Inpir ments.
-,,.
2' goo pounds p., aa,,i brass kettles
l,2oo TIN kettles o,
GU nests Japahnea ao, III a hest
~ dozen io-qnait TN pans
10 90 oquaIt ao
~ 90 quart 40
~ 40 2-qnart 40
~ outenei Knives
= DO scaling DO
iuooo gun hIh's
Q gross gun worms
~ DO squhw avis
,oo 40 hsh nooks' "'soi"'
10, asos. na.dies do
ioS soyon combs do
az 10 sc;ss"rs do
40 hnsh soythas
do grass do
z do AIDES
10 do grubbhs noes
, az DO wedding 40
IVY pairs names,
auu do trace chains
2 2o log chains
i'm dawinn Inives 10 and 10 inches In length
300 ampers in equal proportions of a. L. inch
ia hand saws - r. - -
81 cross-c en-, saws 7 feet in length
Is do do 6 do do
40 40 u .o"a ~. $3.50 ~
ss0 ono,,sr. soc "a, chi ,,s J. 4 and 0 inch
~ p pn ,h ~ ~" '-
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Proposals for Stationery.

OFFICE SECRETARY SENATE,
September -, 1854
CEAIED PROPOSALS will be received this office until 10
- o'clock Tuesday, the 10Th OF October nex for furnish
surface 6 inches by 2
weighing less than As pounds 10 the 10 be
this Office free Of charge for carriage half
l3h and half before the 9Th Of November
The right Secretary ORDER upon giving
of the Senate during the 33d Congress-
sufficient specimen OF the marked with the of the
the each PROPOSAL and be
lvered at this office free Of charge.
will be entered with the Offering furnish
the said Of the quality the lowest price his
the Senate performance thereof under forfeiture
failure which bond be filed
the Office Of tho said Secretary within ten days after the proposal
has been accepted.
Sep l2-law4w
Supreme Court Of the United states,
DECEMBER TERM, 1853
No. 70 R''.1r w'; = A''''
Mr. Preson counsel for appellant having suggested the
death Thomas d. Owing the appellee this moved the
18th rule If Court make
parties On consideration Whereof IL here
dered the Court unless the the said
Thomas Owngs deceased shall parties with
lied and hearing the reversed
be Provided that this order shal be printed
the OF in which the laws
the United States shall be printed by authority for three
weeks days before the beginning the of the
preme Court ensuing.
Test WIN. THos. CARROLL,
Nay l6, 1854. Cfk Sup. CT u 8.
Aug l-law4w
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CLASS No. 1.
Maekinae Blankeis and Dry Goods.

Maekinae Biankets and Dry Good.
$500 pairs 3pon white Macknae blankets measure
inches, aud weigh pounds.
$500 pairs point do 81 weigh pounds
1900 2pont AZ by 54
LOCO pairs III point do 10 ~ by SO, and weigh AZ
pounds
pairs point by 49, and weigh 3x pounds
800 pairs 3poin and weigh
pounds
800 pairs AZ 54 by 10, weigh pounds
100 3 point 90 by ga 10
pounds.
$50 pairs 3point 90 weigh pounds
$50 IN do, 81 by pounds
100 Az point Gentnela blue 60 by a. and
weigh 10 pounds.
400 pairs point by weigh pounds
300 pairs 2H point pounds
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THE DAILY UNION
Proposals for Indian Goods.

DErARTMEsr INTERIOR.
Once Indian Affairs, September IA, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed "ProposaIs Goods
y Indian Washington city
until 10 O'Clock, Wednesday the 18th October
% furnishing goods Indians, follows
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" sn,.ler,." wines, Philadelphia.

"SnIUerBV VINCE, FhfIAdoIphiA.
John v. SNIDER In old
Jacob Snider No 40 Walnut four doors
below Fourth where will be supplied with wines
and liquors IN the accommodating
JACOB SNYDER, JR agent for the importation foreign wines,
street, prepared
special importation Of wines, &C., various houses in Eu
quantities single and upwards; and ocs
SON. Vaughan Snder, The Of his friends and
customers.
free Of freight
June Adj
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NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
><3 AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
EZXxIa The ships comprising line the WASHING
TON Capt +. M, Fitch; HERMANN, Capt. f. IIig
gins
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I TTHOGRAPH Wow City OF Richmou,,
ia Virginia drawn from by William cod
Gag For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR
July is
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Cuba-iilustrsted
HISTORY CUBA, Traveller Tropics.
III POLITICAL HISTORICAL and statistical island
discovery present time by Maurn NJ Balop
Price in paper so cents in CLOTH IS cents For sale by
tsr TAYLOR Il MAURY
Aag9 BOOKSELLERS, 9Th
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June 10 colt
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French Books.
DOSSUET-oraisons Funelres l vol, l2mo.
u Madame de Sael-COnsidera Revolution; vol
Descartes-Euvres; Ivo.
Garnsr-EcOnome Poltique
Cornele-Theatre 9 vols
Conversations M0derncs Francois Angias.
Also, large assortment of French novels panphlct
Just received by FRANCK TAYLOR,
Aug3
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HARD TIMES new novel by Charles Dickens.
Ill The Metallic Wealth the United States described
pared with that Of other countries; by J. ID Whitney
Memoirs OF Joseph John with selections his
and correspondence Edited by Joseph Bevan Brawae
volumes.
Memories The Wafer thoughts OF long stroll
Henry Nancy
On sale TAYLOR MkTRy,s
Aug 10 Bookstorc near OH, NJ
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CONSULAR ENTERTAINMENT.

CONSULAR ENTERTAINMENT.
WASHINGTON, Jan 3, 1854
James q. Young, United States Consul at Curacoa,
gives elegant srtain to few personal friends
at the National to morrow night. o.
FURTHER REDEMPTION OF UNITED STATES sTOCK-
OUR CONSUL TO LOkDoN-EAvAL AFFAIRS, kT0.
REGULAR HEwsPArRR AGENT
WAsMsGroS, Jan. 8, 1858.
The secYstary Of the Treasury gives ON al notice that
he will redeem TO the LIST OF June next 600 Of
United States stocks, the following terms
1-The par value amount specified In each certi6
cate.
"A premium the htoeb Of the lean authorised BY
the Of July l846 desmsbe November IL, 1885, Of
Per cent; the steak OF the loan authorized by the
act Of 1912 Of 5X per cent the stock of the loans
authorized by the acts of 1sif and I848 Of 81 cent
ard OF the loan authorized by the act Of 1885,
3-Inerest the par OF each certificate from the LIST
Of January 1854 to the date Of the receipt and settle
ment at the treasury with aMwanos Of one days in
tsrest in addition.
The first number Of the daily Nat;oaaI IRA issued
this eveLpR IL neatly printed and about the aze OF
the other Warrington dAis, Tho weekly Era is to be
enlarged this week.
The Star ssys it thought the President will not send
into the 81 nate the nomination Of Mr. Saunders Consul
TO London because he has appoAred the London
respondent Of the NEW YORK HERALD; and such made
reflections foreigh governments for which they will
seek to hold the Ur tied States responsible.
ing of tho court martial In tho Of Lieut. Murray and
reinstated Midshipman James G. Maxwell.
The navigation Of the Potomac ID much inpeded by
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justified on two distinct groupdsars his insuboriua
ton; ard second because Mr. Bronson used his Official
position to distribute properly the Offices In his gift
This latter charge entirely new and involves the psr
scna reputation Of Nr. Bronson . OF honor; and
Mr. Cutting, hs sssntstve In Congress- could not
nit quietly and permit such accusatons to go forth
uncontradicted. ASAODEUS.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALI dfoRNIA,
County OF Nevada, =" o.
The People of the State of California to ZACHE-
Us A. BEATTY, Greeting
- log are commanded to appear and answer within
THIRTY DAYS after the service of this Writ by pD b.
hcation, the complaint Of. THOMAS REATTY and FAC
hhUS BEATTY, flaiDtiff's now on file in the Clerks
once Of the district Court aforesaid against you as
defendant for the specific performance of certain
contract set forth in said Complaint and the payment
OF certain notes therein mentioned ambunting to the
sum OF with interest therein expressed
Or in case of your failure to appear nd aswer said
complaint the said Plaintiffs VII take judgement
against you by default, together with damages and
costs of suit and also demand of the Court such 9th
er relief as is prayed for iu his said COMPLAINT
Witness William s. pattarson County r1arl- of
Nevaua county, With the sss.s11Srst -s ~ .
affixed. this 9th day of September H.
1854. WILLIAM 5. PATTERSON, Clerk
This action is brought to enforce specific perform
ance, and recover Judgment above for the sum of
Two Thousand Dollars with interest ON ST 800 at the
rate OF 10 per cent per anndm since the 18th of Sept
1891 and interest on $5GJ at o per cent per annum
from April is, 1851. On motion 0f Plaintiffs Coun-
sell and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
upon reading the affidavit Hled, that said defendant
Is resident of this state, and codceals hmse to
AVOID the service of Summons, &c; 1t is therefore
ordered that publication be made once a week for
Thirty Days in the Grass Valley Telegraph
by order OF WILLIAM T. BARBOUR,
- District Judge.
Attest-Wm. s. Patterson, Clerk Sat
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31
SUMMONS.
&OE CALIFORNIA, JUSTICES CoUkT.
NTY OF NEVADA, Before

VI CALiFokNlA JUSTICES CoURT.
NTY OF NEVADA Before
nip of Grass Valley, LOUIS R. soEEEs, j: P.
ie People of the State of California. to G.
alS, ct al,--Greeting
- gre hereby summoned to appear before the mn
saea, al his Office in Grass Valley, Grass Valley
>Sship, County and State aforesaid on Thursday ,
Ninth day OF November, A. ID. 1854 at Nine o,cfk
M to answer. unto the complaint of B. sSyARrvsouT
no Eues to recover the Of Five Hundred Dollars
labor performed.
hsreof tail not SO to appear and answer, or Judp
ent viii be rendered against you by default for the
aforesaid sum OF Five Hundred Doars besides costs
tno damages. LOUIS. r! SOWERS,
Justice Of the Feace
u ne Sheriff, or any Constable of said County
0reetlng Make due service and return hereof
Given under my hand this 10th day Of October
a. ~ ISS4. LOUIS K. SOWERS.
Justice of the Peace
1t appearing to me by affidavit in this case that
said defendant cannot be fonnd it is ordered that
vice of the above Summons be made by publication in
the Grass Valley Telegraph once week until return.
day LOUIS R. SOWERS
Justice of the Peace
s-2t Attest, J. C. GoAD Constable.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31
dE POET SAYS /:

DE- POET SAYS:
y ath is another life. We bow our heads
Al going ont, we think and enter straight
Another golden chamber of the kings
larger than this we leave and lovelier.
theless, most people dread DEATH and will
at every remedy for the tortures that rack the
tai body and hurry its dissolution. DR.. GUIsoTT's
roved Extract of Yellow Dock aud Sarsaparilla, is
eminently the safest and most reliable medicine
restoring the human system to life and vigor.
is Sarsaparilla contains more of the pure Hondu-
'arsaparilla' than any other preparation that now
$, which is chemically combined with the extract
,N'ow Dock and the extract of WiId Cherry, thus
inG he remedy more thoroughly efficient than
Il Sarsaparilla before the public
oiula has baf1ied the skill of the most eminent
irians in this country and Europe. But there i
lti1oie for this disease in DR.. GUIZOT'S EXTRACT
FLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARIILA, which is
IL itself specific in the most severe cases of
Jful
r Purchasers ought to be careful to ask for and
ne but 'tDr. Guysott's Improved Extract of
.ow Dock & Sarsaparilla." All others, in compar-
arA worthless
= W. LoUTzENHnsER, Agent in Grass Valley.
Ass Valley, Oct 23 1854 6-1m
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31

E OLD SETTLERS BALL. as said by all
mt, passed off in manner fully equal
e most sanguine expectation. 1t was a
nv evening. but once inside the doors,
lie pleasant weather was scarcely mis-
ecr there-"From every corner came
Il, of woman's eyes, so soft and
b as they, toeing it and heeling it
5All-room grace, and merry face, kept
ally quadrilling."
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31
Terms per Month:

PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Elements of Arith-
metic, and first Lessons IN Geography and Natu.
JUNIOR CLASS.
The preceding, with the addition of advanced
Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar, History of the
United Safes Beginners Botany, and Watts on
MIDDLE CLASS.
Grammar, Geography and Arithmetic continu-
ed, with tie addition of the History of England,
Mrs Lncdn's Larger Botany, Comstock's Nat
ural Philosophy, Geography of the Heavens,
Newman Rhetoric and Abercrombie's Intelec-
tual Philosophy IS, 90
SENIOR CLASS.
Algebra, Geon1etry, Logic, Elemetts of Taste
and Criticism, Moral Science Political Economy
General History and Composition. $40, 90
Rudiments of French. Extra tra..............3,0 3, 90
Drawing - Extra. -. q, w
ELOCUTTOS4 4-or the proper use and development of
the organs by the practice of the elementary
sounds Of tHs English Language, together with the
Elements of pcal Music, will be taught to the whole
School, with5nt extra charge.
H1y- Paymsnts must be made MONTHLY. No deduc-
ton will be allowed for absence except in cases of pro-
longed illness No boys above the age of Ten years
of age will beadmitted. 2-u
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31
Cffice of the Rocky Bar Mining Company.
Grass Valley, Nevada Co. Cal. Oct. "a 1854.

Cfice of the Rocky Bar Mining Company !
Grass Valley, Nevada Co., Cal, Oct. "a 1884 }
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
Take notice that two per cent upon tn,
Capital Stock of the Company has been levied bv tn,
Board OF Directors pursuant to article II of the arti
cles of Association payable Saturday, the 18th
October, at the Office of the Cothpanyin the city O.
New York; and Monday the 27th.N Nov. inst at thl
Office of the Company in Grass Valley In case O.
non payment at the time specified the shares upon
payments thereon, shall be forfeited to the Associa
ton.
The stockholders requested to surrender the
old Certificates and take out new ones
By order of the Board
CHARLES S. SEXTON.
5-u Agent R. B. Mining Co.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31
OBITUARY.

ANNAH WADE, wife of E. H. Wade, late o.
-sedford, Mass, expired in this Village on the
ir =. Her age was 46 years. Her disease was
sy. Mrs. W. was taken very i'll of intermittent
about one year and half ago, from which she
re, exceedingly for more than three months, this
fo' we'd by an apparent prostration or subversion
er Institutional organism, which finally resulted
ne. / dropsy, from which she suffered great pain
ul nately, death itself, which she met with all
fortltude and serenity of mind that attends an in
trust in God. [CoM.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31
Railroad, Building, Navigation
A sure fortune to be made by Mutual Association.
CAPITAL 81 ,OOO, 900:
Subscriptions only One Dollar Each.
pIsTRIBUrIoN on SHARES

DISTRIBUTION OF SHARES.
Is Shares for One Dollar.
100 Shares res.............for for One Dollar.
$4,000 Shares res.for for One Dollar.
$4,000 Shares for IS Cents
$4,000 Shares for One Dollar
To take place at the Office of the Association, by
the SHAREHOLDERS, the first and third Tuesdays OF
each month. Each distribution will be published and
forwarded to the Agents Of the Association
The winners of the above Shares shallbe Stockhold-
ers in the enterprise above mentioned to the amount
of the number gained, or shall be entitled TO the
amount in Cash at their option.
WANTED-Agents and correspondents in all the
towns and villages in the State and ports OF the Pa
cifc The attention of all intelligent persons is cal
led Establish rafting for shares in your Offices, and
places of business Ten per cent of the sale of shares
will be allowed in all cases. Certificates OF Shares
will be furnished by the Directors in San Francisco
and due notice will be given of the manner of dstr
button All shares not disposed Of before the days o.
distribution can be exchanged for those of the dstr
button following For all shares not disposed of at
ter the third distribution, the money paid will be re-
turned.
D4- For further particulars, which will prove o
great advantage and interest enquire either personal
" by letter (post paid) at the Office OF the Assoc
Co. 3-3t
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31
sher.iG,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION to directed and
ID issued out of the Clerks Office of the Hon. Dis
trict Court of the 10th Judicial District for Yuba
Comfy, for the of Five Hundred and Forty nine
Dollars ami fhir y-seven Cents with interest said
amount from the 3lst day of August A. D. 1854,
til paid at the rate of 10 per cent per annum in fa-
vor of B. RHINEHART, ahd s. RHINEHART, Carpen-
tiers, under the firm aud name of RHINEHART &
BROTHERS. and against G. NJ. HOARD, have levied
upon and taken in Execution the following described
property to wit certain House and Lot, situated
Just back of the town of San Juan, in Nevada County
and owned and occupied by the above named Defen-
dant heretofore for the purpose of selling Goods as
Merchant and will sell at Public Auction to the high
est bidder for Cash in front of the Court House Door
in the city of Nevada, on Saturday, the Eleventh
day of October, A. D. 1854, at the hour of Twelve
O'Clock, NJ.
Given under my hand, this 23d day of October
VIM H ENDECOTT, Sheriff N. G.
sat By S. w. Boring U. s.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31
A Rare Chance for srnan Capital.

A Rare Chance for Small Capital.
THE STIRsCgIBER being desirous of returning to the
States viii offer at private sale One Entire Sixth
of that we'll Enown property
The Ohio steam Saw Mill,
with Three Yoke of Work Oxen rnd Three Hundred
and seventyfve logs in the Mil Yard, together with
all and privileges thereunto belonging
,l,o abot sJraty i've Thousand feet of good Lumber
TT mill The shove property is situated in Grass Val
lev Town.h;n Nevada County, on the Sacramento
Road half Wy between Grass st. Valley and Rough
uesss al. rers0HS e Subscriber OF the Engineer at the
Mill. 90 JOHN l. HILL.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31
A Lost Son!

tne parents of William ". Harris are very anxiou.
% OBTAIN some information respecting him He was
in the Mexican War, and at its close Co,;sar
mia, since which time they have had NO certain a..
SOu1. u nm should this notice meet his eye, or be
seen ~ any one acquainted with him. they viii great
lsneSe 'ne minds OF his parents if they will make
i known BY writing to them at Nicholas, sutter Co
1.iiOsSae' PAUL N. HARRIS.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31
6keriG,h ania

QY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION to rhe directed and
ID issued out of the Hon. District Court of the eth
Judicial District for Sacramento in favor Of Joux
FRATz and JOHN MILLER, and against JOHN R. JoHSsoy
for the sum of One Hundred and Twelve Dollars and
Forty three Cents ebt With Interest on said sum Of
until paid at the rate of 10 per cent Der annum and
Costs of Suit, taxed at Twenty -four Dollars and Ter
Cents, have levied upon, and taken in Execution
the following described property to witt,
Lot of land located on Bear River. in the Conn+r
OF Nevada, the line of which commences about -Four
pndred yards West, and down the said Bear River.
from Porters Bridge, containing about One Hundred
and Sixty Acres which will sell at Public Auction to
Court House Door, in the City of Nevada, on SArUR
DAY, the Eighteenth QS) day of November, A. D.
1854, between the hours of 10 and II O'Clock A NJ.
Given under my hand the Both dav of Octo-
ber A. D. 1854 WIN. H. ENDECOTT Sheriff n Co
6-Sw By s. W. Boring, U. S.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31
Ston Thief

THE CABIN OF WALLS, Il CO. situated in Wood
pecker Ravine, entered on Saturday morning,
October 2lst shortly after breakfast and the fol
lowing articles stolen.
One Colts Revolver, inch barrel
$l,OO in Gold Dust, from Fike Flat Dggings, and
about three dollars in small change.
liberal reward viii be paid for the recovery of the
property, for such information as shall lead to the
detection of the thief WALLS & co
Grass Valley, October 81 1854. SITS
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31
IOWA HILL,

lnoistown being the nearest point to- which coaeEes
can run to Iowa Hills ThA.is the main road from
Downlevile, Minnesota, Eureka, French Corral &c..
70 fanksesJm $, Michigan Bluffs; Ezabethtown, and
all the principal places in that region
EJ~ Once in Grass Valley at the BEATTY HOUSE
and in nlnoistown at the EGBERT HOUSE. -
WILLIAM F. WILSON,
Proprietor.
"rass tailey, Apr1lS, 1851. 3Otf