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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30
THE GREAT PIANO,
Melodeon and Music Establishment,
OF

No. 333 Broadscay, .f'sc K@r@e
THE Largest assortment Of Pianos, MELoDEOSs Mp-
i sIcAL INSTRUMENTS and MUSICAL MERCHANDISE of all
kinds in the United States. Pianos TEN different
Manufactures, comprising those Of every variety of style,
from the plain, neat and substantial ~ oetaves, Wal
nut or Rosewood Cases. from $50 to So o. to those
the most elegant finish up TO ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS. No house in the Union can compete with the
above in the number variety and celebrity Of it nsru
ments, nor in the EAThbMBLl LOW PRICES al
which they sold.
Horace Waters Modern Improved Pianos
with or without Iron Frames, possessing in their i'm
movements of strings and action. length OF scale
ower and compass Of tone equal TO the Grand Piano.
united with beauty and durability of structure Of the
square Piano They justly pronounced by the Press
and y the first Musical Masters be equal 10 those of
anv other manufacturer. They built OF the best and
most thoroughly seasoned material. and guaranteed to
stand the action OF every Cline This House has the
SOLE AGENCY OF
T. Gilbert G Co.'s Celebrated Premium Planes
with or without the Eolian.
yzaIfsis = c-,,risfos's, BooaoardS Esrosca,s, aud
Jacob Chfclserfag's and other Boston Pianos.
Poch Instrument guaranteed to give satisfaction or pur
chase mooney refunded. SECOND HAND PIANOS AT
GREAT BARGAINS, constantly in store, prices from
$50 TO $40.
SOLE AGENCY OF S. d. & H. W. SMITHS
MeLODEONs, Quncd to the equal iemperamenD 20
which was recently awarded the First Premium, the
National Fair, Washington, ID. c. Price from S45 TO
sI5le Double bank Melodeons, S200
Horace Waters MeiOdecn, superior in
striment in tone, touch and durability Of Make
TUNED the equal ismperameut) Meodeons OF all
other styles and makes
Martins Guitars, BROWNS HARPS
FLUTES, VI0LlNS, and cher Musical Instrument s
Of all kinds. large discount 10 schools, teachers.
churches and clergymen. The trade supplied on I
mos. liberal terms.
Music:-one Of the largest and best selected cata-
logaes Of Music now published, comprising many OF the
choice and most popular airs Of the day. among them
found the universally popular productions of rH0s
BAKER.
Music sent by mail to all parts of the country post
paid. Particular aud personal attention paid 70 al or
ders received by mall Satisfaction guaranteed every
instance. aug - dSswtf
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1.-THE census of Boston, il is now said, viii
foot up 10000 showing an increase Of about
$4,000 in FIVE years.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30
PR OCLA NATION.
II ACTS OF 1ess
EvEcr1TvE DEFsETxEST. ISufara.
lnliruaD1l.. aun. olfh. fsSs

= indianapolis Aug. 24th, is55. I
WHEREAS, IN pursuance u Tie Act OF the Gencfr
Assembly approved February IN. e55, the Clerks ef
the ssseAl reuit Courts laTe certified that the ais
the General Assembly, passed AZ The session 81 1875,
have been daily fled 81 each % the several Clerks Ohc
OF The State the laosi OATS q fling being august In
1915. in lio County II Adams o.
BE IL. therefore. known thai I. JOSEPH a. WRIGHT
Governor 81 the State % lnana 10 hereby declare
pubsh that said Acts have been received tn all The
Counties 81 te State aud rcccis cd and fled
mo t7fl ~, of AuSu-i & D. $50 in the several Cicrks
Offices OF tlis State. .IIf
Ga testimony whereof. have hceanio SCI ny hasd,
- ana caused % o. anixsd the seal 81 The tate e
So The CIV Of Indianapolis. this sih dag % ngsst
o. nv H.. Governor. JOSEPH 4. wRIGHT.
F,txgrs B. Cotlaxs. Secretary % state. Eng
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-30
EEo! for fIse NVeSs

TIL uu1sT,ignad gus starting tour thr-ufh
1 tse iaie % Iowa. pner aberi The 2 cay OF sep
lefsr next, and proposes FOR reasonable compcnss
ton % locate any Land Warrants that may be entrusted
him sd " u also make entries with Sast Frosa
eN-zsiyc acquauiauea with the geoeraI. 81 that state
sri rsffes crlercuc1 ln the Peal Estate bustre<s
he niiicrs hfcii tslt le render sasac tion fos
WHO Iaay estr1a iilelr business, O. MS care,
The grosi Ing . ei Holds 0ut grca inducements fsf
the nrs-fscLi Of iiu,a fueaIs. and the unierisned
proposes make investments Tor those Who are not IRA
pared % make large entries. NJ iess ftGa hif
peuse aficuding personal Having been raised
uner be may BE- considered nir iudg- of What hat
class 81 persons os need n TcgaTd 70 eo location c
AT who disposed % send slong their warrants O.
cash Cor 80 aud upwards, viii receive his bcst jud,
neHi In localiag. a
JOSEPH ". HOLMAN.
No. lfWesi Washington u Ind annapolis. -
'Fsfsrs 70 W. Wallace, ESQ. Auerns = i.3s~ =.
YIN. henderson. ESQ, =
And oss~sss gss~urS ~ li
szS " s<swow F.. -ifa -rI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sET- RESIDENTS in A,le Districts may all en-
sure their health the coming season, BY using
the ne" "Antidots 10 Malaria.'' called s.RHODEs'
fEN Elk AND AGUE CURE" 1t prevents Or removes
all traces Of disease. Dr. Chton's certificate a,ro
nes each bottle. For Sale by
]. A. RHODES, Providence, RI.
r. BROWNING, Wholesale and Retail Agent. Indian
apolis, Ind.
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M'KERNAN & EDGAR,
REAL ESTATE AND STOCK
= e - = -

Rates Of Commission as follows:
An sales from $50 10 1909 Inclusive. ell h, faxed Al
g cent, as commissions - the vsluo % the property
in tie following ratio From s3.G6g % zts9 az IA :
cent; rom S|VO 10 S9wS IA g cent; from 55zsi 10
the may be- u viii be- less than one PEI cent
and al sums - shove mentioned going Above s3-s,
will be cent; charged FIRST S3tsiU. On gli ~.
Ofproperty While IN our hands. commission Is CHARGED
No sale 40 commission or charge Tstever We require
notice To D. given tHo weeks previous withdrawal
of property rom cur books. And We further Wish ii nm
deTstood thai We hold all persons responsible orbe con-
mission on Property when trades may commenced
Of the same.
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STATE FAIR TENT
+ o Il s A l.

VANKEE ROBINSON offers his Isst season.. Tent
Sr e sais so fee's sam1er va ,S9Uaeef
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McCLINToCE's TONIC MIX

A~tr. McCLINTOCK'S TONIC MIX
seeB TURE, OR FEVER AND AGUE SPECIFIC.
and safe vegetable remedy for Fever and Agues
Intermittent Fever in any of it, forms, and Zoe all dis
eases recurring periodically This remedy has boon tried
to the fullest extent. and has been found SPECIFIC
far any medicine be entitled TO that name. In
convaescence from acute diseases. where onics
quired, and in all OF proston Of strength and
want OF nervous power, il viii be round singUarly
eficaeious. Price per Bottle, 81.
Just received and for sale by
w. w. ROBERTS & co.
TALBOT d MoFFTT, Agents for indianapolis.
aug6 deSw2m
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(From the Richmond EnqUirerl
The Democracy the Only National and
COnserVatiVe Party.

We believe that at no time in our history,
have the patriotic, the conservative, aud the
national. felt so much apprehension for the
fate of our Institutions and our country. Such
men can only meet and act together on the
platform of the Democratic party. 1t is both
national and conservative, and has, in the
South Of late, attached to its ranks many of the
wiscst, most prudent and best of the old Wing
party Thousands entered the Know-Noth-
ins ranks with the hope that the party would
be thoroughly national and conservative
Their disappointment has been complete and
extreme,s and they are leaving it by thousands
daily. Il is at the North, in great measure,
a disunion and abolition party, and every
where radically rroscnptive and federal.
The Northern party, which is forming under
the lead of Seward and Greedy, will be purely
infdel, disanion, agrarian and abolition. 1t is
far more to be dreaded than any party the
county has yet known. A manly Southern
party would give offense at the North and
signally fail to unite the patriotic, national
and conservative feeling Of the whole Union.
Democrats every where should work earnest
| ly. The times are alarming. The fate of
| the Union depends on the continued ascend
ancy, of the Democratic party-for we firmly
believe that the success of either of the other
parties, of which we have spoken, would be
but the tocsin Of disunion.
In connection with this subject, we hope
we shall not be considered guilty of egotisrn
in noticing the compliments to our State and
i to ourselves in late number of the PennSyl-
Uaaiaa. The character of the paper which
contains them, the well-tested patriotism
conservatism, morality and intelligence of the
Key Stone State, the high literary and socia
standing of the City of Philadelphia, and The
purity of the little circle from which one O
these compliments proceeds, combined to
gether, give assurance that there is much t
! hope for, and little to fear in the future. w,
agree with the Pennsylvania, that the Adolf
tionists proper are few in numbers; but w
much fear that the conservatives of the Nortl
underrate their ability for mischief. Norther
conservatism is passive, it should be active
E The isnls are far more dangerous to Northern
society than to US. Good men every wher
should wage a continual war of extermlnatio
against them. The fanatics the North ma
be honest. They would pave hell with goo
Intentions" This makes them the more dan
! gerous We fear them not, but are far fror
thinking them contemplate enemies. A
ready these isms, by monopolizing the cor
ventions and the press of the North, stand be
fore the world as its true and only represer
tatives. We know there is another North
/! more honest, virtuous and conservative
! North. Let it assert and establish its plac
: as the true North:
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s., 100000 EsEAL ESTATE

H'ashinsioa ~. Easoias,s- 5,e ssassss- Troass,
Have now ENTERED or THEIR BOOKS more than
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1ON III
AMzI n. coNDfT. D
WILLIS W. v-RfGHT,S
NEHEMIAH nAypKS.)
ssg CIV
The Nevada journal., 1855-04-06
What our Ladies say Of
DR.. McLane's superior Liver Pil

Dr. McLane's superior Liver Pills.
81 We he undersigned, having made trial Of Doctor
a. canes Celebrated Liver Pills, ackno wlodge that
aey are the bst medicine for Sick Headache Dyspepsia
aud Liver Comp that we have ever used. We take
p-easule Ia recommending them 10 the public, and we
arc confident, that those who troubled with any
he above complaints viii give them fair trial. they i'll
not hesitate acknowledge their benefcial effects
MRS HILL
MRS STEVEN
r l. The above valuable remedy, also DR.. McLahe'a
Celebrated Verugc, now had at all respectable
Drug Stores in California.
DS- Purchasers will please be careful to ask for, and
take zone bat ~, McLane's Liver Pills There other
Pills purporting be Liver Pills before the public,
PARK WHITE, Sole Agents,
"a Merchant street,
Thr door above Montgomery, San Francisco.
DR. ". G ALBAN, agent. Broad street, Nevada.
The Nevada journal., 1855-04-06
10 all whom it may Concern.

IN ACCORDANCE with the provisions of an ssAct to
authorize The formation of Corporations for the co..
sruction OF Plank Turnpike Roads, passed May I2
1881 the undersigned hereby give notice of their nen-
on to organize Joint Stock company for the construc-
tion of Turnpike road leading from point in Nevada
county California known and styled The union House
TO another point known and styled sour House, situate
and being in the County and State aforesaid, those two
points constituting the termini of said road and being
directly the from Marysvle and Sacramento 10
Nevada city and Downieyille.
THIS company shall be known and styled the 'Deer
Creek and Frencd Corral Turnpike company and notice
is hereby given that meeting for the purpose of petition
ing organization will be held on WEDN ESDAY. 18th inst
the Office of Messrs Dunn Smith in Nevada City at
which time and place the Stockholders requested to
tend i. r. TAYLOR, for selfand others,
3 April 6-1w lncorporaors proposed
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6 q FLO n 6.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA County and Township o
- Nevada, Justices Court, before c. f Smith Justice
of the Peace The People Of the state California t,
John c. Palmer You hereby summoned to aI,rea1
before the undersigned Justice Of he Peace at his oct
in said Township, on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of April
d. 1888, at O'Clock, p NJ, to the complaint
joseph b. Iobdell who demands OF yon the snm of One
Hundred and Twenty Eight Dollars and Fifty Cents al
lodged to be due him by you for Horse hire at sundry
times account of which is file in my office
said complaint. On failure to appear and answer
judgment will be rendered against YOU for said sam OF
One Hundred and Twenty Eight Dollars and Fifty Gents
damages and costs of sut.
Given under my hand this Fourth day of January 1855
C. F. SMITH Justice Of the Peace
Ordered that the foregoing be published week for
three mouths successfully in the Nevada Journal
c. +. SMITH. J. p.
Conv attest: T.. Esteys Hill, Constable. S7tds
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Sulnlons.

STATEOF CALIFORNIA, County and Township OF Ne
- vada. S., Justices Court, before John Williams
Justice OF the Peace The people OF the State Of Cali
forni4 TO William RamSty.
You hereby summoned to appear before me- n
my office in said Township Saturday the l2rh day
Nay, A. d. 1885, at l. O'Clock, 4. M 10 the com
plaiIt of GeorgeF. Jacobs, who demands against you
tie sum of foriyour dollars aud 75 cents
copy of which is file in my Office said complaint
On failure 50 10 appear and answer, Judgment will be
rendered against yol for the Of fortyfour dollars
and seventy-tve cents damages and costs cf suit.
Given under my hand. this End day of April, A. D.
1855 JOHN WILLIAMS, Justice OF the Peac.
Copy attest: e. Esieys IIill, Constable.
State of California, Comfy and Township of Nevada,
appearing the undersigned, aching Justice Of the
Peace in and for the county aforesaid By proper aidu-
Wit that the within named defendant is not resident
OF Nevada county it is therefore ordered publica
lion be made of the complaint herein forty days in
the Nevada journal.
Given under my hand, this End day Of April A. D
1855. JOHN WILLIAMS. Justice of the Peace
The Nevada journal., 1855-04-06
TNSOLyANT NOTICE.

District Court 10th judicial District, in and for
Nevada County.
George W. Dickinson vs. His Creditors.
~ of the above named insolvent, 1t is ordered that
the Creditors of said 1novent be and appear before
the Hon William T. Barbour, district Judge of
said County, in open Court in Nevada city and
County on the 2s.h day of June next, then and
there to show cause if any they have why the
prayer of the insolvent petitioner should not be
granted.
Witness Hon. VIM. T. Barbour District Judge
Attest, VIM. s. PATTERSON, Clerk,
March 30-4w BY sidney G.. Herbert Dep.
The Nevada journal., 1855-04-06
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SIERRA, ss
THE people OF The State of California to Isaac c.
Robe, greeting: You hereby summoned 10 I'D.
pear before Justice OF the Peace in and for town
ship No I, Sierra County at office in Forest CITY
l0oclock A. NJ the 1st day of May 1855, TO answer
unto the complaint of John Winston, who has conmnn
ced an action on the following plea to-wit: On a
promissary note dated June 2Gh 1885, for s3I4 90 and
interest," at The rate of 10 per per annum interest
now due 50, 20; also account for goods had and
money paid S20,sl whole demand So IS 81: Where
Judgment will be taken against you for SAID amount
together with COSTS damages and interest, II YOU fail 40
appear ana answer.
Given under my hand this 3lst day OF March 1875
WM. PATTERSON. JP
Upon the filing of affidavit of John winston and
appearing thercfrom that the Plaintiff has good caIs.
oi action against Isaac c. Robe the defen dant and TINT
The said Isaac c. Robe cannot after dgent search and
enquiry be found within the State and that he avoids
the service Of the summons but that he believes he is
within the Stale, is ordered that service summons
be made by publication thereofin the Nevada Journal
public newspaper published in Nevada City, Nevada
county State of California, a week for four sue
cessive weeks
Witness my hand this the 3ls dav of March A. D. 1850
WM. PATTERSON, J. p.
Copy Attest f. Wright Constable.
The Nevada journal., 1855-04-06

The pre- e'ent critical state of European affairs viii
render these publications unusually interesting du
ring the forthcoming year. They will occupy q
middle ground between the hastily written news
items crude specnations. aud flying rumors ri the
daily Journal, and the ponderous Tone OF he future
historian. written after the living interest and cx
citement OF the great political events Of the time
shall have passed away, II IS 10 these Periodicals
that readers must look for the only reals nt-'i.i
Die aud eliable history of current event st 30,
such, in addition to their weI-cs lbShcu i'c-a &,
scientific, and theological character, L. - i,.
! the consideration of the lub..c.
| Arrangements now permanently made for the
receipt of Early Sheets from the British Publishers
| by which we are enabled TO place all our Reprint
i'll tie hands OF subscribers aHout as soon as the,
can be furnished with the foreign copies. Although
this involves very large outlay on our part. WI
shall continue to furnish the Periodicals at til,
same low rates as heretofore, viz -
The Nevada journal., 1855-04-06
THEATRICAL NOTICE.

T}IHL IAIENsIGNLD kEEFELIFILLI ANNOUNCES
! 10 the Profession that he has at considerable
expense fitted up in magnificent style, THEATRE with
new stock Of Scenery, Sage, Dressing Rooms, a. e.ery
requisite for Theatrical entertainments It win comfort
ably seat Five Hundred persons and WILL BE RENTED
By TIE NIGHT, WEEK, or MONTH for Dramatic En-
erainnent~, Concerts, Exhibitions, &c, &c, QE THE
MOST REAsGNABLE Terms All communication, ad-
dressed the undersigned will be attended 70 wi aes-
patch. Nevada, Feb. G-tf LIP. FRISB!E.
The Nevada journal., 1855-04-06
WHAT, OR WHICH Is THE BEST
Vermifuge Or Worm Destrcvcr2


Is question daily and hourly asked by parents, anxious
for the health Of their children All who are at all ac-
quantel with the article, will Immediately answer, DIR
McEANE'S CELEBRATED YERsuFUGE II has never been
known fail anl Of the safest remedies that
be used friend OF ours lately handed the following
statement in refereuce to this Vermifuge
new YORK, Sept IS, 1852.
GEyriT-NEy-A young lady of my acquaintance had been
for = long time very much troubled with al-
ySo1 her try pr kcIlnes Celebrated Nermfuge. She
accordingly purchased and took vial, which clusel
her to discharge unusually large quantity Of worms
She Immediately reiYeeI of all the dreadful symp
toms accompanying thi5 disease and rapidly recovered
her usual health. The young lady does not wish heI
mentioned her residence, however, is $50 Fifth ST.
and She refers to Mrs Harkie, No M.nhatten place.
=. S-lr. NcIAnc's Celebrated NerInfuge, also hi:
Liver Pills oe had at ell respectable Drug Store:
il this city
~ Purchasers VIII please he careful TO ask for, ant
take bat DR.. NLASEs VcruifEse. All others, IL
comparison, worthless.
DIR. ALBAN Agent, Nevada.
PARK < WHITE, san Francisco.
Jan. oS. 1888. 3s-2m
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

YENlE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between the
undersigned, under the name and style OF HELM &
MAY is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All per
sons indebted the old firm WILL PLEASE MAKE lMNE-
DIATE PAYMENT TO JAMES II. HELM, who win also
settle all demands against the firm The business viii
be conducted, as heretofore, by JAMES ii. HELM.
JAMES H. HELM.
GEORGE MAY.
Nevada March Goth 1S55-1m
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HAVANA CIGARS.

HAVANA CIGARS.
TNX ELECTRIC AND LYAWAY-Noriega-Reg ls d
~ IOndres.
Noreya Iondres in half and 5th boxes
Flor de Cabanas, Reg, de Iondrcs.
y. Rivas. RcGaa Britannica.
4. Rvas, Reg. Britannica (presesIj
A. Nvas, LOndrcs in half boxes.
i, Rivas Londres, pressed. III tenth boxes.
Principe de Gale. Iondrcs i'll tenth boxes.
Rio lIondo, Reg. de Iondres.
Antique1ad. Reg. de Londres,
Carmencta. Reg. de Lonires.
La Fiel. Reg de IOndres. JibanO, Reg Britannica.
Iugenuilad, Reg de Lendros.
For sale by JAMES PATRICK & co.
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" W WaGez II OGlCe.

rE,O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-Know ye--
A That the undersigned, jeremiah Tucker, George r.
Warren, 5. 5. Hussey. \. Rogers L, W. Colburn, and
Company, did locate, by due notice. Canal for mining
and other purposes in the County of Placer and State of
California The 9TH of June. a. d. 1854 ut which time
did claim all the waters the North Fork of the
Canon Creek at and above the junction Of said Creek and
River. with the right to erect the requisite dam dams
said streams sufficient fill Il ditch Hume with
such water, of the following dimensions te-wit: Five
Feet deep Three Feet in width the bottcm, and Seven
Feet wide on the surface with grade for said ditch
umc of not more than Twelve Feet the mile. They
also claim all the waters Of the tributaries of said River
and Geek intersectng said ditch and fume for the pur
pose Of conducting the by said Canal and its lateral
branches along the ridge between Bear and American
Rivers and furnishing the following and other mining
localities which such Canal may command. with water.
viz: Lost Camp Blue Canon Hill, Hogs Back, Green
Valley, Dutch Fiat Mountain Springs Gopher Town,
Secret Town Illinois Town. &c. &c. The of said
| Canal is "TllE PLACER COUNTY CANAL COMPANY, .
ana all persons are hereby notified to trespass upon
the rights and privileges Of said Company this being the
first claim made and located for the of said waters
and right of way for the sans.
The construction of said Canal viii be commenced il
Uniformity with the survey begun February 9th, 4.
sos without unnecessary delay, upon the opening
lpring.
Mountain Springs, near Gopher Town, Placer county
February 9th 1855
JEREMIAH TUCKER, G. r. WARREN
| S. HUSSEY, AROGERS
| r. w. COLBURN s. CO. 42-3m
The Nevada journal., 1855-04-06

STATE Oc CALIFORNIA,l
COUNTY NEVADA,
At meeting held the of1ce Of the County Olerk OF
!,ev.,a County, Friday, the Goth day Of March, y D.
1850.
Present Wx. 8. PATTERSON. County Clerk,
BY sidney c. Herbert, Deputy.
JoEr NcCnY, County Assessor,
CHAs. MARSH. County surveyor.
In Dursu OF Act of the Legislature OF the Sie
OF Cali orniu ent!ed .Au Act 10 create board OF su-
in the Counties this State, and TO dene their
duties uni powers" passed March 2th, 1850, the Coun
Of Ne fad4 hereby divided into the following districts
Ter the purpose Of eecng three supervisors ~ ana 'ot
said County, to-w.t:
ist gistrict-conposed OF the Townships Of Nevada
AMI Washington.
"a District-composed Of the Townships of Grass
VALLEY, RouE'l K Ready Little York and Bear ittVer
3r' Disti i.ct-compozed OF the Townships Of Bridge
poEt and Eureka. -,
VrA. $. PATTERSON, Clerk,
by Sidney G. Herbert. Deputy
mo. Mccoy. Assessor.
CHARLES MARSH Surveyor.
The Nevada journal., 1855-04-06

n B.-L. S. s. Co. have recently published, and
have now ior sale the Farmers Guide By Henry
Stepens. ot Edinburgh and the la;e Prof Norton.
OF Yale College, New Haven, complete In : vols;
royal octave, continuing 100 pages, II steel aud
and 6OO wood engravings. Price, IN muslin b'nd
inc Sc
Tns work is not the old Book OF the Farm,
lately fesuscita,ed snd trown upon the market.
The Nevada journal., 1855-04-06

IL persons having claims against the estate of
"a H. Spencer, deceased hereby notified present
the to the unders ned at his Office in Nevada with
in months from the date thereof in default of which
they Will be forever barred. A. ". POTTER,
Nevada March Q. 80. Aim Pub. Admir-.