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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13

BY order of AIcCabc Lodge,
@ - e. Dunn,
G. B 90 ME-. Committee
NJ SHAVER, Of McCabe Lodge
u. RDDEFfR.j no. St.. l. q. o. +.
X. III ~.
,aryr--Wm F,lkrS, IYuchhurei r ID. Toier. WIN.
H. N,qisn ir Richmond. James T. Wolff PHtershufg Jue
r Watts Staunton; PHILLIP Rcd Salen Va ieln . adj"
t1rsansburr Va John W VOLT. lueastle. Va: &. ".
rrirc Winrhesrr Va: G. Mitchell. :. r Dean, Sanards
~ va. : e shaw II l. Saft7H Par'lrs tss Va, A1"n
rh5nrs m wheeling Va; r J hae. r, Rocky Mount Va
y : Garnet Tappahannock, Va n. Walker, Mountain
ifors, Va. DR. 4 W Wilton Wyoming G. II. Va +. IL.
It,rl ueudrck's va. james Airy Monndsvfle Va
tv If OylrSbv Grayson G. H. VAT u HanY, llhsville
Va. Dr J T. lIoyt Wythevle, Va !. Bunting Williams
bnr, Va
H-tU letters with the money enclosed addressed to
a fvnchburg will hr attended TO by return f mil
aug3 sep "e"7m Nh o. foi'NE''
A D,uNISTRATOR'S SALE.-Tbe undersigned. Admin
.tr3tor of Moses Sneod dee d. VIII sell the residence
- % " Snead. the county of Amherst ON TIL RSpAG,
80 5,tt octtnrr all the rERISHABLE ESTATE #
b tho said Moses Sncsd possessed, consisting Of
ouscbola and Kitchen Furniture Farming ens Horses,
Cattle &r ,.-.-....-. -, a, , ...,.., - -.
t IN make them known, and those deOted 20 him are
o make payment Immediately as It is npor-
Mar The estate should be settled ud possible
rTnvs or S,LE-Cash for all of five dollars aud IN
ar six months and approved security rail sums over
Ie., ha, o,nanp, Is T. HENLEY, - S.
for C. II. Ruckcr, sheriff aud as sneh
o1cv4w Admir- OF Moses Snoad decd
x-Er,ET. SATIN. ASD CLOTH GL0AsS
and TamRs Aeno and Plaid Shawls If the 1trst sty g.
-. JAMES A. STIGLER & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13

O for the delivery of egeh Of the efa' nf Rnlaea n'
InUnNN bire5 of + NJ tahell. ESq. Trusteeni Mary IL
li41si''' " 49, - T. II. GILL
80 In, Conl Supt Va & Tenn X H..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13

VELVET. SATIN. iss> eL0TH shosAS
ad Tomas Merino and Plaid Shaws If the attest sty
oe sta JAaH' n Hii'i'--' & W
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IN up0v,N nous~gEC@

.sr..tgEts aNFs ssR0sN D0uE~yEt@
, tnr salc hv lsen lt-fsl - i't,N > - 49, -,
nNsf,..3F. tNss 2sBAsh ssD0s%-A tu5e =,
u Of saNtd Brogues very heavy A,2 he'VA f'Esa Ia
s,W.l Baeis for sale hy Nus =. 'A'''' - W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13
VOL. l---NO. SO.

ne Of telegraph from Washington 70 Baltimore
should be indicted 10 her. To which she replied,
Il will bold YOU to your word In ahont year
from TINT time the line wus mpeted and ev"-
rvthng heing pr, pared, ! apprised my young
friend of the fact A note from her enclosed tins
despatch: What hath God wrought = These
wcfe the first words that passed upon the cleo
trio wires. on the first completed in America.
None could have been chosen more in aeenr-
dnnee with my own feelings II bapiized the
American Telegraph with the name OF lis author.
It ltplaccd the crown of success end honor where
il belonged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13
~ n gEIDCrOWD a co. s.cncrai Conn

IA II, fbfsf III U WHA " N VI N.t' VII
H. MISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS. Corner
21a aad Ifqtsr -. NE Doct, Richmond Va " . are
constantly receiving direct Roeknd Lime Lump tached
and GROUND Plaster Hudson River Cenent hay kosin
Potatoes. sc.
Attend particularly the sale ad urehas T FL M rain
Ed &c H. b BRIDGIDRD,
y IINSLEl PATE.
RRTDGFoRD& & cos WESTERN EXPRESS LINE, For
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N1nr,sM 70 n..s.a.sANr.. nAmmMRs y

Virginia trade; and large peronf my Goods having been
purchased Tor cash att ia,S thai can hado
inducements to Merchants md Farmers aud ell IT.
any other hense East North sau either by the paekage
dozen; 10 which call the attention II H In want as they
viii ind them prices that enuot tu La please hy calling
\. W. {. nll.I. Manufacturer aud
Dealer in Boots SHOES Trunks Carpet Rags,
Aa'ises &e. Who'll, saie and retail, Ne II,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13

BA attcrs with the money enclosed addressed to ms
a.. ! ,prhburr will hr attended to by return, f mail.
." ai,,9 sop l0cy3m NM j. FOLkES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13

T7I'TIV fOrt', am mn VlE1r rNstOfeI.
AXE NOTICE. All letters must he post pail, ani contain.
tt,e stamp tar the rrplf or answer will he sent
gai'in9-a Anril -. lS55. dSrlv
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u IIIIINs VIZ II -
Take Particular Notice.
59lIysroS,s INyIGuRATfYE REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WUaENFSS


a re iee that s5uu mini body the mos necessary
m to pr,loe ubial happiness. Indeed wtiou ttiis
arnpg aE life becomes weary pisrima5cthe prospects
- the view; the mind becomes slaia"ei with
f and glei with the melancholy reflections hat tie hap
Il .her becomes biithti With OWN. Let GlSe
4r' prevent YOU. but apply immeiistc1y.
VINO places himself uner the careof DIR JOHNSTON. may
"a .y ranfde in his honor Gentleman, and canhdcn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

tS. ROBERT EARLY, Dcnti~,, has removed
hs "hfe one door ahoSe his roSiit nee IAN 81,
ono sntlnrn aln.an IILIr.lls iI-tLl III
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-
. C,re Warranted q

uFNRFR OF TIE ROYAL CDLLhiE ot stRdEoNSr
II - inst fr m one OF the most eminent leges II the
ss 4nl the greater part OF whose life has been spent
G ,is n London Paris, phila Ielpha. Hed elsewhere
sne of the most astonishing cures tuat were even
Hany troubled with riusingi. tie ears ana head when
rsa nsryorsues being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
npss with frejuent hushi = attended sometia.s Win
| n mimi VIZ. cllrl.l InmaLIIatciN-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13

TnEpEaW FasAT rtEsr% VtsE WORLD
BEST WORK Ni1il LEAST DRAl CHIT.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-09

that Mr.. Mccormick Game into The
former State. The courts Of Missouri
| IL seems. have set M similar claims =
A grand Jury and a Governor Of Ala
bama have done The same and = c;,;.
zen ofNrw York m Z; V;n;amsl was
once the subject of similar 'reouisi-
ton. But even William H. Marcy
himself. then Governor Of New York.
| and during the frsnzy Of that period
| (ls36, J could not Be frightened or
wheedled in the folly of obeyinc such
a requisition.
How Is itthat with all the progress
made since 1886, Gov. Wright should
have plunged himself 10 iG55sinto a
di,clz which Gov. Marcy was careful
70 avoid nineteen years before? And
how could he persuade himselfto dis.
regard the precedent that had Just be.
fore been set for his guidance by Gov.
| Powell himself? How is il that the
Governor Of Kentucky has right 10
demand the arrest of citizens OF lndi-
ana who had not touched the soil Of
Kentucky, when the Governor Of In
diana has no authority TO demand the
arrest Of Kentuckians who. on the soil
Of Indiana. had violated her laws?- II
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-09
Notice of Sale.

NOTICE IL hereby given that will sell at public
N auction on Saturday the i7ih day OF Noyem-
Der next, al The hate residence OF Casper Melzzar
late Of Franklin eounsy, deceased all his perso nal
Hogs, wagon &C.. A credit OF ak months will be
given all sums over three dollars Tho purcbas-
or giving his note with approved security waving
or sppraisement laws.
DAVID SLAUGHTER,
oci26 - Administrator.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-09

es -
40 4Fsoa. Ne New yerk rrban..
Slavery n . Free Gtats.
In anof,er column win be found Z
oomuunicasiop Of thrilling Interest
from the Rev. I. B. Mccormick q
Indiana. who was recently suspended
from the Gospel ministry. on suspicion
ofhaving been concerned in the "un-
der-Rround railroad. and who also,
- now appears. has been compelled 70
Zee fr0n his family and from Che Free
State Of which he Is citizen. to escape
arrest under warrant Of Gov. Wright
Of Indiaoa. issusd in compliance with
afequisition OF Gov. Powell Of Ken
tucky. made On presentation Of a
gza6d jusy Of that State on the prin-
ciple that olfenscz against the slave
holding olig&scby committed in a Free
State are punIshsble BY the courts ol
the Slave States. whose jurisdiction, il
would seem. Is held to be co-exlensiye
with the entire Republic. 49, ''a''''.
Some brief paragraphs from western
papers had Apprised rs. in part. ofihe
persecution raised against Mr.. Me-
Cormick. but we had not known the
precise grounds Of it, nor the extent
70 which IL had been carried. How
ever. the victim OF Il now tells his
own story. and il Is one. which. like
that Of Pa'snore Williamson. is des-
tined 70 reverberate throughout the
land. and deepen the ever-growing ab.
horrencc OF freemen FOR the despotisna
ofthe Slave oligarchy and The disgust
ofall honorable men for the baseness
ofits minions. Truly, IL there are
heights Of tyranny or depths OF seryil.
ity not yet reached BY the slaveocrats
and their Bringing scyophants, we are
becoming curious to learn what they
can be. 3. s. Z. 8. =. e. :. .. .''.'.
Here Is a citizen OF q Free State sus-
pected Of no crime but that Of assis-
ting some OF his feIlow-men. TO "secure
= q -. - IL. !. o..
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-09
Administrators Sale
Real Estate.

UI NlkIUE VI AN O4UE1 VI HE C0udI
n Of Common Pleas OF Frank lin county. The
undersigned, administrator OF the estate OF ST.
las T,ner, Deceased, will Offer Tor sale at public
out cry, on the premises, on Tuesday The Goth No
vembor, lass, the dwelling house In which he
formerly resided with the lots connected herewith
be.ng parts OF lots Nos. 81 aud - in that part OF
tho town OF Brookyille, Franklin county, 1sdiana,
laid oui by Jesse b. Thomas and others, begin
ning ut the ). Il. corner OF Lot 50, tholee with
MIN Burgess street. 40 feet, thence w. 10 poles
ae oss said lots. the Ice ;. 40 feet, thence e. 10
poles 10 the beginning; aud ais" iol feet front
OF said lol 81, Main burgess Street. and extend
ing across said lots of that width aud embracing
ali the ground between the portion above dcscrib-
cd aud the lot OF Francis iiomann.
The pre- misses are good. we'll finished. two sio.
~ brick dwelling. with out-buiidings, particular.
~ large BRICK smoke house. The grounds are
maj ,soncly orndmented with trees. shrubbery, ,
&c. Tile Is believed 70 he perfect, and the prop
crty will be sold Tree OF Dover.
Terms--One third cash, one third In nine and
ono % ri la eighteen months. The deferred pay
ments io be secured By notes, waving benefit OF
valuation, with sufficient security. sale 10 cont
ulence al O'Clock r. NJ. JOHN w. HIT.
Oct. i2-5w. Administrator.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-09
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF
THE AGE, IS
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

AYERS CAIHARGlC FILLS.
They don't help complaints, but they cure them.
One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cured the worst cases OF Scrof-
ula.
Two Boxes have Cured ErysIpelas.
One Box alwa, cures tho Jaundice.
Three Boxes sure 10 cleans the system from
Bos--often less than one does H..
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst OF
ulcers the legs. s
Small doses seldom fail 10 cure the Piles.
One dose cures the headache arising from foul
stomach.
strong doses olten repeated oxpcl every worm
from the body. They should be given 70 childrcn
who are always more or less afflicted with this
scourge.
As q gentle Physie they have no equal.
One Box cures arrangement OF the Liver.
Half box cures a cold.
They purify tho blood, aud thus strike AT The
foundation Of every diseasr.
As Dinner PHI there Is not their equal In the
world
They are purely vegetable, and can do no harm,
but do accomplish an unaecouniable amount OF
good. -. $3.50.
Prepared by DR.. J.. c. AVER, Practical Chemist,
Lowell Mass. aud sold by AL Druggists and Deal
ers Ia Medicine through this section. Sold by
N. W. Halle. Rockville, Ind.
Clifford * Depuy, Laurel .
&. Nancamp, Meiamofa,
T.. Oycrton, Anders0nyiiie,
oct ~ 3n
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-09
WHICH nAvr A COMMON oursrS IN
II ALARIA OR MIASMA

THIS subtle atmospheric poison, which at certain
NE same In character wherever Il exists,--north.
south east or west-and will every where yield 10
this newly discovered ANTIDOTE, which neu-
raiizes me Poison completely purines the y stem
and nus entirely removes all the OF disease
TIE Proprietor distinctly claims these exlraor-
binary rcsults from It's use:
IL sill protect any resident or traveller, even In
the most SICILY or swafnpy localities from any
ague or bilious disease whatever or any injury
from constantly inhaling Maicria or Miasma. -,
IL viii instantly check the ague In persons who
have suffered for any length Of ume, from ONE pAy
ornrK emit, by continaing It's use according TO
II win Immediately relieve all tho distressing
results OF bilious ague Diseases such as gene raj
gins 70 recover appetite and strength, and eontin-
ues until a permanentand radical cure Is effected.
woRIHY OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE
- ~ ~ Because OF its ~ !. .sls
SINGULAR AND ENTIRE HARMLESsNESS.
The following certificate from one OF the most
eeleoraled ehemistsin me United States rs attached
- - q : -. y New YORK, June n, 1855.
y SHAVE made chemical exam nation OF Rhodes
Fever and ague Cure. OF ntis.ais to Malaria, and
have tested hfor Arsenic. Mereury, Qulnine aud
SlrYchnne. bat have not ican'ia particle Of either
In Il, nor have / found any substance In lis com
position that would prove injurious 70 the copst-
tuition. = alas. X. cHILToN,M. .. Chemist" :
=, -. This Allows OF rs - -.
FREE USE AS A PREVENTIVE
by which all persons may be surc-of entire free
dom nom the above named discascs no mauerh how
sickly The season or swampy the locality.
PROOFS OF EFFICACY are frequently pub
iishcd. and tho eonhdencc 81 the public - asked
only In proportion "a its actual merits wherever
Introduced and used. These only are relied upon
10 prove is worth
One or two bottles win answer for ordinary cas-
In German Ere nch and Snanl All acconpany each
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-09

IN de,signed has been appointed adm Illustrator
OF the estate OF Casper Meizgar. late of Frank lin
county, deceased, Said estate Is supposed to be
solvent. DAVID SLAUGHTER, s.
oct % Administrator.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-09
uRON ANDNaIIS.
uARnWAnEI HARnWAREu

THE undersigned have aud will always keep on
4 hand general assortment of Iron and Nails
suited 10 ID 9 uaie-low for cash.
oct % TYNER & KfMBLE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-09

BOOTS AM S..O1zS.
w have ON hand good assortment of Boots,
w Shoes. slippers. Caters, Buskios. Be. >. Mis-
SEES and Childrens. Also Mrs. Hurri's celebrated
Buskins and ties, AT cash prices.
oct 10 IfNkk * hlMbLr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-09
FARM FOR SALE.

mHE UNI ERSlGNED offers for sale good faru
4 of I20 acres, on Duck I, rees, one mile wesi o.
loommggrove Indiana. II has on u good new
frame house, orchard and barn, Is we'll watered
and In good order. As any person who wishes to
buy will call In person, further description Is I'M
necessary. The terms Of sale are reasonable.
oct ID ams PARIS WILKINSON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-09

Hardware,
iioots, Shoes. &C., &c.
We would respectfully solicit share OF the puo-
lie patronage 10 generously bestowed on US here
tofore. having secured the ssrsicesof Mr.. Olycr
ADcrcrombie, 80 long and iavolably known b.
this community. we viii spare palms 10 please
AID give entrt satisfaction 70 all Of our custom
ers.
. We have adopted the Cash system and are de-
term ined TO offer great Inducements 70 ali who
may favor us with patronage, aud would cordially
invite all ~ call ana examine for themselves.
In ADDITION 10 this we have made arrangements
10 have Custom MsDE Boors AND SHoEs of every
description constantly on hand.
Tho highest cash price paid Tor all kinds Of pro-
duce Ia exchange for Goods.
Mehmora, Sep - IS t.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-09
Blank Deeds. &c.

There has jast been Issued N the once new
and beautiful edition Of Blank Deeds. short form.
We have also. Quit Claims, Mortgages, Commls-
Subpenass.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-09
NEW CASH I,
CLOTHING HOUSE.

BELIEVING AS WE DO IN THE TRUTH
~ Of or 'smoito," We are chdcatoritg 20 do
slgn somcth lng 10 elevate us IN lhe - llmalion 81
those VIII, believe the ttappnrrl proclalms the
man." Tho undersigned - aware that " II al
most futile 10 attempt lo catch lho attention of
the public through tho medium of an aslyenlso
ment. yctne cannot refrain from endeayefing 10
Impress upon the minds o hts patrons aud the
public generally. that "taaic'' u obo OF the fret
uings to b. studledih garment, That u combine
tksn, NfEaANck Akn ptHAAtIff, AMI thh' gar
tnent cut and made IN this manner wuLE " coais
No soNf than one bnneIlngly thrown together,
displays is greatest advantngo the beauty aud
symcty ~ apodcct form, aud couccnls the de-
fleets Of an Imperfect one. IN illustration OF this
we could pont 10 many Who "slalk through the
world scarce half made up, aud that 40 lalnel)
and linlashonaoy thai dogs bark AZ them, a. they
halt by.N
Notthat they have boen curiailcd Of fair pro-
portion by "di-sembline nuture,n but from the
fact that They Did not purchase their dress Of a
practical tailor. To sueh wo would recommend
The new, fshIonably, aud we'll selected stock OF
Clothing OF tt't.t
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-09

ALLPAPER,-
w The largest ever offered 10 this
public, for sale ~ MOL CONNER cai Row, by
...- ~. - LINCK & FARQUHAR
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-09

, general assortment can Away be found at the
"A lowest prices for cash, ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-09
BR00KVILLE BANK
Day & Matlalc[k.

49, n ~ CINCINNATI. Vt y y
n ~ remcscd 10 lhclr new Store Roosns.
40 ssa ~ ~ Renri ~. bet. Vine and ltasc,
FALL AND wis1ER DRy coons.
To which they invite he attention Of M. ~. a.
aug. ~. w ''''>''
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-09

IuEHHETUFt. IHUs juno IIIh y.
Mcssra. o. j. Woop 4 Co.-Gttis. sonrs on tho
Iath mat came duly 10 hand. incloscd please and
$50. u being the amount of Hnlr kcstornrve I
have aold all. u you choose you may send me
SIX dozen bottles Hair Restorative. think can
sell it u has done miracles In thls place, cold
ono man ak ono dollar bottles, u fetched ow hair
out all over bis head, Yours respectfully,
NJ. u. oRiDLEY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-09

yYyILsoN MORROW GIVES NOTICE THAT
w he has ON hands printed forms Tor cot.tnnS
bounty laud under the act OF March ,, Ie55s aud
will promptly attend to all applications for isno
nnder said oct. may II in
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-02

THE OLD OaKEN BUcKET.-This most
popular song was written by Samuel p.
oodworth, while he was a journeyman
printer, working in an Office at the corner
of Chambers and Chatham streets Near
by, in Frankfort street, was drinking
shop kept by a man named Mallory where
Woodwork and several friends used to rs1
sort. One afternoon the liquor was su6er-
excellent. Woodwork seemed inspired
by it for, after taking draughtf fhe set
his glass upon the table, and smacking
his lips, declared that Mallory's eau de rie
was superior to anything he had ever tas-
ted. ''No," said Mallory, "you are mis-
taken there was one which, in both our
estimations, far surpassed this in the way
of drin king" 'tWhat is that" said Wood
worth, obviously. 1.-The draughts of pure,
fresh spring water that we used to drink
from the old oakcn bucket that hung in
the well, on our return from the labors of
the field on a sultry day in Summer. %
The tear-drop glistened for moment in
Woodworth's eye. "True. true..n he re-
piled, and shortly after quilted the place.
He Immediately returned to the Office,
grasped pen, and, in half an hour, the
"Old Oaken Bucket" one of the most
delightful compositions in our language,
was ready in manuscript, to be embalmed
IN the memories of succeeding generations
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-02

FINE FIsHINc.-The Monterey Scnti-
nal thus speaks of the fun to be had anon
the finny tribes in the Bay of Monterey.
'ouT bay is teeming with many kinds
of the most delicious fish, sardines. her
rings, mackcrel, rock, sinolt, founders.
cod' barracuda and many other kinds too
numerous to mention, the taking Of which
affords plenty of sport to the amateur
A gentleman of odr acquaintance, famed
Tor his quail shooting, caught in the bav
one day last week, the king of Gods; he
was something over three feet in length aud
weighed about forty pounds.
Within the last week several small fish
ing vessels, manned by Chinese, have made
their appearance upon the waters of our
pay and appear to be successfully EN-.
ployed." ="
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-02
RETURN OF CHrNEsE.-With the co

RETURN OF CKINEsE.-With the com
mencement of the present month the tax
upon foreign miners, which means simply
Chinese miners, for the collectors, it is
said, do not attempt to infict it upon auy
other people, is increased one half, making
nov six dollars month. As the Chinese
are driven into the poorest, or exhausted
diggings, and many make but dollar or
so day, and from that must support
themselves, while many Others are inyalids.
from severe work and diseases engendered
on ship board, they feel the burden to be
intolerable. Last week the st. Germans
carried away a hundred and forty; this
week the Sea Serpent, fine large clipper
takes some four hundred. We have
witnessed among some of these scenes Of
real distress The prevailing tone of feel
ing among the Chinese at the presen,
time is that of dependency. Many have
met with commercial misfortunes. Ther,
is prevalent bitterness o. feeling among
their mercan lie class which as Chr'stiat
W, must witness with regret. The tide b; I
now begun to set back from California. =
A few years will show our politicians theH
mistake Oriental.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-02
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIFFS SALE

pY VIRTUE OF A DECREE of Foreclosure of
DMortgase and an Order of Sale issued out OF
the District Court of the Fourteenth judicial Dis
Eict in the action of J. NJ. FOUSE against
CLAPP LEECH duly atteste d the 18th day OF
Oct A. ID. 1855, am commanded to sell the fol-
lowing property-to-wit:-
One entire undivided one Half of all that tract or
parcel OF land situate in said County of Nevada and
in Rough and Ready Township about one and a
ha miles northwest from the valley of Rough and
Ready on the Marysville road, and known as tine
Bird or ClaPp Ranch, containing in all four hundred
and eighty acres more or less.
Notice is hereby given that Thursday the sth
OF November; A. ID. 1855, at II O'Clock noon,
in front OF the Sheriff office, Nevada City. will
sell the above property or so much thereof as may
be sufficient to satisfy the amount mentioned in the
decree, to the highest bidder for cash.
Given under my hand at office, Nevada CITY, this
the 18th day of Oct. A. d. 1855.
w. w. WRIGHT Sheriff, N. C.
BY G. F. WOOD, Uuder Sheriff