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The Nevada journal., 1856-07-11
SIMMONS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Nevada
y Township of Nevada, S.. Justices Court. Before
s c. Herbert, j P. The People of the State Of Cali
tornia 10 Joseph Holmes. You are hereby summoned
20 appear before he Undersigned Justice Of the Peace
ct ais Office in said township Saturday, the 28h day
Of July, A. D. 1856, at 10 O'clock A NJ to answer to
he complaint Of VIM. Ross who brings suit against
and lodging per account fled On failure so to ap
pear and answer judgment will be rendered against
for said sum of Sl co. damages and cost of suit
GIVEN under my hand this 18th day of June, A. D.
$50. S C. HERBERT, Justice Of the Peace
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sB A marriage took place short
time since in New Orleans, at o'clock
in the evening" but the bride, taking sud-
denly i'll was dead at 9, and the same
paper that chronicled her marriage an
nounced her death.
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INSOLEENT NOTICE.

Il he latss of ae application o. w. GETcHEII an
Inseiyeat uebto-.
In the srct C5urs OF be Fourteuh Judicial District
In snd for ihe Counly Of Nevada.
Pursuant % 81 order heretofore made by he Hon.
Niles SeagiA District Judge Of The District Court
said. Ngcc hef~hg given to al creditors Of said IN
sovs 70 be ad appear before sa Court ~ the Court
House in Ae iowa ane Couaiy Of SeTaoa- HoIay he
2let day of july A. D. 1885, at 10 ococS ~ NJ zs and
mere to show cause, any they can why assignment
Of the said nsovents Estate should be made
be discharged from his debts Insolvent debtor.
Given under my hand with The seal Of the
l. 5. District Court aforesaid hereto affixed
this 5th day of June A. d. 1856.
J. II. B0STW1CH, Clerk District Court.
By Thomas P. Hawey, Deputy.
tweed \ Fletcher. AttyS for petitioner. iune6 I'm
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CONSTABLE SALE.

Es virtue Execution on attachment to me deliver
- cd issued from the court of Il. II. Farquhar Esq
acting Justice the Peace in and for the county aforesaid
bearing date June sd, a. ID. 1856 TO satisfy judgment
rendered by said Court the Sth day May, A. . 1856
IN favor of VIM ley Co. and John Brown for tbs
sum OF Sl33 90 debt Interest damages and Of suit
taken Execution and viii sell TO the highest bidder
ler cash, in front of the Justice Office in san Juan
TUESDAY, JULY 18th 1856 between the hours OF Il NJ
and O'Clock P, NJ, certain welI-known HOUSE & LOT
situated in the town Of 5weetland's and known as the
Dwelling House and Lot that SAID Brown purchased
w. Moore, and is taken to satisfy the above demand which
G balance due Of the purchase money for sand property
iaken As the property OF said Brown to satisfy the above
demands and accruiug costs.
C. W MOORE. Constable.
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLTc!
California Stage ompany.

AIrDsGA The Stages of this Company will leave
sfFsSsss-sS5sS their Office at the METROPOLIS HOTEL
-<S<-1--- Nevada, follows;
FOR SACRAMENTO.
Leaves Nevada at l O'clock A. NJ, and arriving at Sac
ramentoin time for the O'Clock boats tor San Francisco
Also-At O'Clock, A NJ, running via Auburn as az
Accommodation Line to Sacramento
FOR MARYSVILLE.
Leaves tho above named Offices Every Morning at
O'Clock A. NJ passing by Grass Valley Rough Ready,
Empire Ranch and Long Bar and arriving at Marysvils
by o clock p. NJ.
AIS0-F0R AUBURN via GRASS VALLEY.
Every Afternoon at 2o'cock passing via Grass Valley
and arrive atAuburn day, at O'Clock P. NJ,
Meeting with he Morning Coach at Auburn which arrives
at Sacranentot as / O'Clock, P. NJ, day.
JAMES HAWORTH, Prest. C. S
McR0BERTS, Agent
Mai ch I, 1S56-tf
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san Juan, June 25il-tds.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

a Office is hereby given to all persons having
i Z claims against the estate of Samuel Lyman, de-
Jsased, late o Nevada coGDty, State of Caforna 10
present the same with the necessary vouchers to
at my Office in Nevada, within Ten months from May
2h or be forever barred from ny benefit of said es
lhte Slim A. O FELT Pnhiin Adm ninistratnr
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Notice to Transfers.

FTlHE undersigned has fitted up and opened Wagon s.
Hav Yard opposite the White Hall Livery Stable. on
Broad street. Nevada This yard is fitted up in the best
manner for comfort and convenience for Teansters
fountain OF good water and large and commodious sta
Ole in the yard the most reasonable terms. Good Hay
and Barley constantly on hand at low prices. The yard
is supplied roomy gates. sufficiently large TO admit
Of the largest Hay teams The Yard is large enough to
aceolauodae twenty wagons at a time Gates locked
sFey night aier the eamsers get through win their
Stock and two good Dogs to watch the yard consider
al s'ock put IN my chargs perfectly safe but will not be
responsible for their loss.
supply OF 1ood Clean Straw for making Mattresses, on
and. Mattresses kept hand for sale ST very prices
SS- have Three separate Corras ff the convenience
oi Ok Teams and stock Govers.
Gentlemen, give call and you will never regret it,
ie6-6m JAMES H0EI., s. and al Broad street.
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SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF Nevada Towrshit
Sof Eureka, Justices Court, Before D. Norton j P
The People of the State of California TO ]. B Cook
You hereby summoned TO appear before the under
signed Justice of the Peace his Office said township
IN Wednesday the Goth day of August. A. D. 1856 at
o'clock P NJ, TO to the complaint of Marks Co
who have filed in this Office exhibit Of Book account
against YOU for the Sl1O 40 dating from 2sth Feb
1856 to the 18th of April of year upon which the
said plaintiffs pray judgment, with costs Of suit
On failure so TO appear and answer. Judgment will be
rendered against you for said Of ITO 461Q0 doars
damages and costs OF SUIT
Given under nay bend. this fifteenth day of Nav
1856. .. Y. NORTON Justice of the Peace
true copy, Attest.
HENRY MOON, Constable.
County of Nevada, s1t appearing to tho satisfaction
of the Court by affidavit that the above named defend
ant not now resident of this State and it appearing
Also that good Of action exists against the sale
defendant It ordered that service be made by pubca
ton of Summons in the Nevada Journal week 70,
three months. Given under my hand this 18th day o
May, 1856 D. v NeRTON,
Nav 2a Gun Justice OF the Peaca
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L. BROWN. Constable.

1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court from tho
.davit Of the plaintiff and the return of the officer
hat the defendants in the above entitled cause canno
oe found alter due diligence sordered that service
90 made by publication Of the summons in the Nevada
Journal, by two successive weekly publications from
he date hereof s c. HERrrRr lnstica of tho ponnn
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

n OrICE is hereby given to all persons having
" claims against the estate Of Peter Gilman, de-
ceased late of Nevada county, State of California
present the same with the necessary vouchers to me
At iny Office in Nevada within Ten months from June
10Th be forever barred from any benefit Of said es
tate In A. o FELT. Public Administrator.
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EMPORIUM OF LUXUKIES.
7TNHE undersigned has opened his new Store on
y COMMERCIAL STREET
Near Pine where he well be pleased TO see his old
friends aud the public in general. He has a good
Fresh Stock of
GROCERIES, PROFESSIONS, dc. dc.
hand and IS constantly receiving from one Of the
largest houses below. We would also call the atten-
tion of country merchants to call and examine our
tock before purchasing elsewhere If you want good
bargains remember the sign across the street.
fConie one, come all.
JAMES 5. CURTIS Opposite Abbotts Hall
Nevada March 49, 1856
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Rooms to Rent,

u OoN5 TO RENT in the Second ard 3D. stories Of
IL Bckuel Block, Of new Fire proof brick buildings
Broad street The rooms large and convenient and
suitable for any kind of busness. Appy 10 Dr. BIox
NELL, Hhc may be found in .he Sd story Of the Block
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Wistar's Balsam CT Wild Cherry.

The Great Remedy far CONSUMPTION, and all
othr Diseases Of Tho Pulmonary Organs.
The greater the value Of any discovery, the high
or 1t is held in the esteem of the public, and 50
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designing and dishonest men.
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ASTHMA, LIVER COMPLAINT, COUGHS
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Notice of Foreclosure.

W. HEREAS Dennis McCarty of Ellsworth,
" County f Han cock and State of Maine
conveyed to one Seth Tisdale of said Els
worth, by decd of mortgage dated December
10, A. ID. 1858. Recorded in Hancock Regis
try Vol. l0l, Page $40, certain Lot of land
situate in said Ellsworth, described as follows:
Beginning on the Northeriy side of the road
leading 10 buttons and Otis Mills and on
their Easterly line, thence running Easterlv
on said Road five and one half rods to said
Iisdale's cross Road, and thence Northerly
from sand cross Road to said buttons and Otis
Mill Lot, so far as to make one fourth of an
acre with the privileges thereto belonging and
whereas said mortgage has been assigned to me
and the condition of the same has been broken
hereby claim to foreclose the,same ayreeablv
to the Statutes in such case make and provi-
ded, WILLIAM TURNER.
BY a. +. DRINKWATER his Atty.
Ellsworth. Dec. 25 1856. 3w4S
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UNBANKABLE BILTs. Notes of the
following banks are not received at the
Suffolk bank, Boston /:
achusetts-Cochituate, and Gro.
GERS, of Boston Manufacturers Of
Georgetown.
Maine Maritime, of Bangor Hal
lowell, and Central, OF Hallowell Ship
builders, of Rockland +; Ellsworth, Of
Ellsworth; China, and Canton, of Chi
ma.
New Hampshire-Exeter, of Exeter
Lancaster, of Lancaster.
Vermont-Stark, of Bennington !;
South Royalton, of South Royalton.
Rhode lsland-Bank of the Republic,
and Mount Vernon, of Providence ;
Tiver:on; Farmers, of Wexford r.
l. Central, of East Greenwich.
onnccticut-Eastcrn, of West KILL
ingly Woodbury., of Woodbury. 3
Wooster, of Danbury.
The Cop F1snING BouNrY.-It is
stated that new circular has been pre-
pared by the Secretary of the Treasury,
in which the regulations for the cod fish
ing bounty are greatly simplifed, with
regard to their requirements upon mas
tiers, owners, and agents of fishing YES
sells. Among other things, it provides
that the oath to the log-book may here
after be taken before a Deputy Collector,
if that officer is Justice of the Peace,
or before any Justice of the vicinity, if
the Deputy Collector is not also JUS
tice.-Chronicle.
Upon application of the Bank Commits
sioners Judge Hathaway, on Monday grant
ed an injunction upon the Exchange Bank
of this city Wing
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For Rent.

n HE subscriber will rent the second ant
Y third stories of his brick building on Stat,
Street. 1t is we'll arranged to accommodate
family. who wish to keep boarders, or gen.
tleman and his fam ly, with suitable room, o,
rooms. for an Office. The rooms are spacious
well planned and easy Of access. To a good
tenant it will be let low.
Also the basement story Of the same build
ing, with ovens and all the necessary fixtures
tor carrying on the baking business. This pre-
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XXXIV CONGRESS-.
WAsuINGToy Nond,y noo oc

WASHINGTON, Monday, Dec. %,
SENATE.--On motion of Mr.. Seward.
the Senate proceeded to the considera.
ton of the House bill authorizing the
President to cause to be procured, BY
purchase or otherwise, suitable steamer
to be stationed at the port of New York
as revenue cutter. etc. The bill APP
piopriates Sl5O,OCO.
Mr.. Seward, to render the bill satisfac.
tory tc the President and Secretary OF
the Treasury, moved to strike out .'and
for the purpose Of affording relief to
distressed vessels, their passengers and
crews"
Mr.. Fish inquired what was the OBJ
ject of striking out these words -: 1t
had been usual. heretofore, for revenue
cutters to perform such service.
Mr.. Seward said the amendment was
not designed to prevent the vessel from
being employed in that manner, but in
order to place it upon the same footing
with all revenue cutters, to be employed
under the direction, and at the discre-
ton. of the Treasury Department, in
stead of leaving it doubtful how much
service was to be rendered in one capac-
| ity, and how much in another. In re-
ply to Mr.. Toombs. he Seward re-
marked the bill had been submitted to
the Secretary of the Treasury. and, with
the amendment, he was willing that it
should be passed.
Mr.. Toombs could discover no pro-
priety in the measure. The same reason,
although not operating to the same cx-
tent, would apply to every other port
in the Union, and they might all claim
to have steam revenue cutters, instead
of those now employed, which would in
volve ten times the expcnse,-Boston
Charleston, and New Orleans would pre-
sent their claims for similar appropria-
ton. 1t was question of degree. not
of principle. He regarded this bill as
got up by insurance offices. and designed
for the special benefit Of people engaged
in commercial pursuits.
Mr. Seward said the bill originated in
the House, and was sent to the Senate,
and referred to the Committee on Com
merce. As member Of that Committee,
he had consulted with the Chairman of
the Commute Of Finance (IIunter) and
the Secretary of the Treasury in regard
to it. The necessity and Importance of
such a vessel at the port of New York
was conceded by them, and they recon-.
mendcd it to pass. with the modification
which he proposed. Mr.. Seward read a
letter from Mr. McKeon, District Attor-
hey of the city of New York. in which
such vessel was to be considered, among
other reasons, as an additional safeguard
against the fitting out of vessels to en-
&c in the slave trade.
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'I>HE subscribers hereby give public

'TNHE subscribers hereby give public
= notice to all concerned that they have been
duly appointed and have taken Upon themselves
the trust of Executors of the last will Of John
Black late Of Ellsworth in the County Of Hancock,
ticnteinan deceased, by giving bond as the law di
reefs; they therefore request all persons who are
indebted to the said deceascds estate to make i'm
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Notice of Foreclosure.

"HEREAS Norman Lockwood Of Amhers,
w in the County of Hancock and State OF
Maine, by his deed of Mortgage. dated the
fourth day of September A. ID. IS4S. and re-
corded in the Hancock Registry Book "a. page
3l6, conveyed to the undersigned lot of land
situated III said Amherst reference being had
to said deed and record for more particula,
description. The condition of said deed hav-
ing been broken we hereby claim to foreclose
the same. MILTON JONES,
WILLIAM LOCKWOOD.
BY ARNO WlSWELL, their Atty.
Ellsworth. Dec. Is, 1856. 3wiS