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The Nevada journal., 1856-04-18
SUMMONS.

StTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada S. Dis
y Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of said
The People Of the State of California Augustus
Such, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to appear and answer with
IN Ten days after the service OF this Writ the complaint
of Elizabeth Such, plaintiff, file in the Clerks Of
ce of the District Court Aforesaid against you defend
ant for the recovery of Decree for Divorce from the
bonds OF Matrmony, in ofyour failure to appear
and answer said compliant the said Plaintiff will IA udg
mentagant you therefor by default together with dam
and costs suit and also demand of the Court such
other relief as is prayed for in her said complaint
-: In testimony whereof, John II. Bostwick Clerk
LIS. of the l4h judicial District Court aforesaid do
hereuno set my hand and impress the Seal of said
Court, this 10th day of March, A. d. 1856.
J. II. BOSTWICK, Clerk.
by THOMAS P. HAwLEY Deputy,
wv. THAYER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
:, Elizabeth Such VS. Augustus Such.
Having read the affidavit of F. Thaver, counsel for
Plaintiff, in the above entitled cause, it appearing
therefrom that the above named defendant after
due diligence be found and that his place of nativity
unknown and it also appearing from the complaint
said that Plaintiff has geod cause of action against
said defendant 1t is ordered that service of be
had herein by publishing the in paper published
Nevada city, known the NEVADA JOURNAL, for three
weeks successfully.
elven under my hand this 24th day of March, 1856.
THOMAS II. CASWEII. County Judge.
rue copy Attest J. II. B0STWlCK Clerk d. c.
N By T. P. HAwLEy, Dep
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BY IHUNAS 7. lAWLEI Depu
F. W. THAYER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

o,a;r,a rs hereby given to all persons having
ceased late ef the estate of James Dawes de-
rsssu, ths =, evaaa county, State of California to
st my office in Nevada, within Ten months from March
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29

The CALLIoPE.-A Newport correspondent of
the New York Mirror has the following in rela.
ton to the Callope, the invention of our towns.
man, ]. c. Stoddard, Esq
'We had little bit of excitement here yester-
day, occasioned by a steam organ on board of
boat in the harbor 1t seemed as if the whole
forenoon filled with hurdy gurdies 1t played
Yankee Doodle with terrific variations, and sput.
gentleman who went to see it, saws it is nothing
very wonderful after all. 1t has keys, and is
played upon like any other organ, only steam is
used instead of wind Every time key is touched
and note is produced, certain amount OF steam
is let off which is very exhausting to the engine
1t will probably take the place OF band of mu
sic when steamboats, go out on dancing excursions
and perhaps it will be introduced as motive
power into churches to play the organ. Surely,
if the progressive spirit of the age can find out
a labor, saving way of wotshipping God by steam
it will be speedily patented and adopted. What
pity we can't have a railroad to Paradise ~
In reference to the operation of this wonderful
instrument, which worked so admirably on board
the Canonicus, during the delightful excursion of
Saturday, we take the following from the Provi-
dence Journal
The Calliope, or Steam Whistle, was attached
to the Canonicus on Saturday. and created quite
agreeable excitement as the steamer passed
dawn the bay and back, awakening the echoes of
"Old Dan Tucker" "Pop goes the Weasel" &c.
A steam whistle gives no idea of this instrument,
which is whole steam orchestra. Nor do we see
why it should be called Calliope She was doubt
less very agreeable young lady, little irregular
in her morals, most of the girls were in the
heathenish says in which she fourished, but quite
good at the rest of them But we do not know
that she ever did anything 10 enittle her to the
high honor of having er name given to steam
music
The Calliope consists of a series of pipes of
different sizes, through which the steam is pass ed
these are connected by wires to a table upon which
is series of keys like the keys OF piano forte
by touching a key the corresponding valve is
opened, and the required note produced We sup.
poe there is hardly any limit to the volume Of
sound that be produced although we certain.
ly thiak that the Board of Aldermen ought to
interfere if it is proposed to bring into town any
noisier one than that which visited US from Wor-
cester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29

WASHINGTON, July Correspondence
of New York Courier and Enquirer. Letters
from Mr. Dallas indicate a speedy resum ption
of negotiations on the Central American cues
ton, with prospect of its being speedily set
tied. Lord Clarendon has natural and lust
ambition to adjust this difficulty, and remove
all danger of collision with the United
States. Great Britain insists upon her right
ofprotectorate over the Mosquitoes but is will
ing to abandon it upon very moderate consid.
erationg. The standing offer to this Govern
ment is to secure to the Mosquito Indians
small annuity, issuing out If the duties to be
levied upon imports at San Juan.
This condition is accepted by us as not un-
reasonable. The other proviso is that San
Juan shall DO made free port. Our govern
ment objects to negotiations with any third
power OH this point, because IL has repeatedly
asserted the absolute tito of Nicaragua to the
whole Mosquito Coast, including San Juan.
Lord Clarendon has frankly admitted that
the treaty Of 1850 does not recognize the pro-
tectorate, but that it rests upon other grounds,
In the meantime Mr.. Terry and one or two
Of his associates in the Legation, have return.
cd to Washington, and understand that on
Monday, the Both ult., communications were
exchanged between the State Department aud
the Legation, showing resumption Of inter.
course.
The House select Committee on the Pacific
Railroad will report bill, to morrow, for the
principal road and lateral branches in Kanzas
and Missouri, aud proposing grants Of about
sixty millions acres of the public lands.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29
For the Spy.
WHITINsYILLE July Dc !

WHITINsvILLE, July 26, 1865.
MEssRs. EDITORS Pursuant to a call of
hundred or more citizens of Northbrldge, al meet
ing was held on Wednesday evening for the pnr.
pose of organizing Fremont Club. constitu-
tion, pledgng our best efforts to secure the cleo
tion of Col Fremont to the Presidency, was re-
ported and adopted. The following officers were
chosen
Prestdent-Col Israel Plummer.
Vioe PreSideatS-W William B. Fuller, William
Kendall Ebenezer CALDWELL Joseph Aldrich, and
Jacob Adams.
Secyetary-P. Within Dudley
yreGsurer-S Augustus Goodell
ErecutiUe CoD1mittee-Caleb T. Chaplin. Isaiah
Goldthwait, Joel Bachelor, Moses Walradt, Da.
yid Winter, Nelson Paine, Peleg Aldrich, and
Luke s. Farnum
Finance Committee-C. L. Stansfield, n Paine
and d. h. Winter.
There seems to be comparatively but one feel
ing with US, and that is in favor of Fremont -
Buchaniers are few and far between and Fillmore
men beautifully less" We have hardly opposi
ton enough 20 give life to the contest
Thus Tar, the subject of the Vice Presidency is
left undsturbed, disposition being manifested
to act in such way as will be made clear before
election.
Our flag, bearing Fremont and Union" floats
in the breeze. P. within DUDLEY, Sec'y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29

PRoeREss.-We are rejoiced to find the fol-
lowing, from the New Bedford Standard, in the
Boston Courier of yesterday, in which latter pa
per it appeared without note or comment from
which we infer that even the Courier is guilty of
the great national crime of sympatbising with
the efforts of the two-legged chattes at the South
to rob their owners, by running away. This shows
remarkable degree Of progress in paper devo-
ted to the elevation Of tue Fugitive Slave Law
candidate 10 the Presidency. The slap at the
Oeaser's friends, Curtis and Lorng must be pc
culiarly complimentary to those gentlemen -
"fhe Underground Railroad is still in &C.
tive operation. Ten passengers arrived at
Northern station this week The .chattels
are now in place Of safety. Neither Curtis
nor Loring can catch them, so they must lose
their $40 fee. Poor fellows, they are to be
pitied. We regret to say that when the train
hrst started from the South, it ran off the
track. and three of the passengers were badly
wounded in other words, they were cap
tured"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29

THE RIGHT CoURsE.-The American Council
in Sharon have unanimously adopted the follow.
ing resolution
g ResoiUed. That the American party in this
this town will support by our voice and influence
Col John c Fremont for President, and William
L Dayton for Vice President"
They give the following reasons for taking this
course:
Because we believe that nineteen States, in
GLIDING all the free States and Kentucky, Mary
land and Delaware Of the slave States, will have
electors nominated for Fremont and Dayton, rep
resenting 1879 electoral votes, and from this mum
Der there may and can be elected l49, the number
of electoral votes necessary for the choice of
President and Vice President.
Because we believe that five States-Masse-
CHI sets Rhode Island, Connecticut. New Jer-
sey and Pennsylyania-may nominate electors
for Fremont and Johnston, representing fifty
seven electoral votes, and that from this nRmber
there may not and cannot be taken the number of
votes necessary. And because the propositions
from the American Convention in New York were
treated unfairly, OF with indignity by the PEG
pies Convention at Philadelphia, our party pride
modification at that act is not sufficiently
deep to induce to think for a moment of
throwing votes away (if not worse) as we
should do in voting for the Fremont and John
ston electors"
Other Councils have done likewise. 1t is the
only true policy to pursue.
There was mass meeting of the democrats of
Chemung county, New York, that support FIRE.
mont and Dayton, on the 22d and it was so large
that the court house had to be abandoned for the
public square. Several leading democrats of the
county, and Judge Wilmot of Pennsylvania, made
speeches Chemung is one of the strongest
democratic counties in the State and it is no ex-
aggeration to say that more than one half of the
democrats and three-fourths of all the electors
of the county, will vote for Fremont.-The New
York Evening Post says of the recent State Con-
vention of the Freedom and Fremont democrats
of the Empire state
We need hardly say to any Uniformed
reader that this conference settles the question
OF the New York election, as between the re.
publican and every other candidate. What was
not doubtful before is rendered now more abso-
lutely certain, that the state of New York will
give Fremont and Dayton her electoral vote,
probably by the largest majority ever cast in this
State at any presidential election"
OF the eight papers in Lancaster county, Penn.
sylyania, Mr.. Buchanan's residence, five support
Fremont, two Buchanan, and one Fillmore.
rh 10 understood to be about the proportion of
the voters for the respective candidates in the
free States.
Hon. James B. Mexican, judge of Saratoga
county. who voted for Cass and Pierce, made
speech the other night at Saratoga Springs, in
favor of Fremont and Dayton.
The Lowell Citizen hauls down the Fremont
and Johnston ticket, and puts up Fremont and
Dayton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29

NEW KANSAS BILL-A despatch to yester.
days n. Y. Tribune says -
kanzas pacifcation bill will be introduced
IN the House, Monday or Tuesday, embracing the
good features ofToombs', Ravens, and Benefits
bills, providing for re.submitting the Topeka ;
Constitution TO the people Of Kanzas, abroga.ing
the Territorial laws declaring the Legislature il.
legal, and providing Tor a similar commission to
that named in Toombs' bill, to be appointed on
Territories or otherwise, but not by the President
This bill will receive the support Of the Fillmore
men.
An important amendment will be offered to the
Three Million Usury Appropriation bill, requir-
ing the recall of al United States arms which
have been forwarded 10 Shannon for the arming
of military or foreign bodies Of men, and the dis.
will be offered to the Civil and Diplomatic bill
disseminating the prosecutions against Governor
Robinson and the other state prisoners OF Kanzas
for treason"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29

WORCESTER SouTH.-We learn from the South
bridge Press that tits contemplated to open the
campaign in Worcester South, on grand scale,
at no distant day.
That's the talk. Worcester North has started
early, and will show a rousing gathering next
week. Let Worcester South follow, and then
let's have an old fashioned family gathering in
the heart of the county.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29


LATER FROM MExIco.-Ne.o Orleans, july
26.-The steamship Texas has arrived at this
port with advices from Vera Cruz to the 22d,
and the City OF Mexico to the 10Th. The op-
ponents of Comonfort's government at Pue-
bla, had attempted revolution, but the plans
being discovered, it was frustrated, and a
number of the offenders arrested
The impression seemed to be pretty general
that the clergy were at the bottom Of the af.
fair, as their hatred of the existing govern
ment, in consequence Of its action in the con-
fscation and sale of their estates, had become
intense. With the exception of this ATTEMPT
at outbreak, the country was comparatively
quiet.
It's reported, however, that difficulties have
arisen in the Cabinet, and that some changes
therein will be effected A difficulty with the
Minister from France, is also announced, but
its precise nature is somewhat obscure.
Further subscriptions had been obtained
towards the construction of railroad across
the Isthmus Of Tehuantepec, and the chances
Of its final success were becoming daily more
encouraging.
The papers received by the Texas, announce
semi officially, that the matters in dispute
between Mexico and Spain have been arrang.
ed, and that no further trouble is apprehend-
ed.
Immense placers are represented to have
been discovered in the province of Guerrero,
which promise to rival any that have been
developed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29

SHowER.--There was delightful shower Of
rain at Boston and the vicinity, on Monday P.
H., which lasted about an hour II was accom-
panied by thunder and lightning, and the electric
fluid struck the engine house and machine shop
Of the Boston and Worcester Railroad, at Bos.
ton. aud set IL on Gre. but the aame was extin-
euished with only traing damage. A large
namosr Of workmen were in the building At the
time, and some Of them Escsiyod slight shock,
bet pona wsre seriously injured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29
Mr.. suMsEA No BETTER. = The special

Mr.. SUMEER No BETTER - The special
Washington despatch to the N. y Times, says
learn from excellent authority that Senator
Sumner Il not improving in health under the in =
fuencs Of the usually inugoraiing sea breeze.
His physical debility still continues with per-
verse tenacity.--a most discouraging symptom
vigorous his constitution heretofore has been,
how temperate his habits. and perfect his former
health. He has left Cape May for the noun
tains, hoping to be benefited by the change from
sea TO mountain air but from the evidences be-
fore me, cannot avoid the melancholy con vic.
ton that he will never recover from the effects
OF the Brooks assault.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29

On the Boston and Providence Railroad, on
Saturday night, the freight car containing
Harnden s. Co.'s crates, took fire from sparks
from the engine, and in a few moments it was
Ill blaze. The car, with its contents. was
burned. HaInden and Co. e trunks Of valua
bic goods, consisting Of sundry packages Of
silver from Jones, Ball, & Poor of this city,
and many packages Of silks, were reduced to
ashes: The Express company's loss will not
fall short OF $4,000 or $4,000. The fire
occurred this side Of Mansfield. Boston Cow.
Tier.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29
n D Q hLINTAMEs
Washington, July %, 1856.

From KANzAs.-Gen. Stringfelow and 9TH
er citizens of Weston, Mo-, issued handful
on July Sth, calling on all Mssourians to 90
over to Kanzas before August to vote at the
November election under Toombs's bill
Lanes party of two hundred persons, includ-
ing women and children, crossed the Missouri
to Nebraska City, on Monday. Gen. Smith
says if Lane enters Kanzas, he will arrest him
If it costs $500. Lane will remain in Iowa
unless the Missourians attempt to intercept
his party. Six hundred Missourians are said
to be organized at st. Joseph to intercept
Lanes party. There will be battle if they
attempt it. Ninety Cbicagonians and thirty
Massachusetts, men are expected to join Lane
at Nebraska City.
Gen. Harvey left Council Bluffs on Mon
day for Kanzas. There are three hundred
Mormons at Council Bluffs, five hundred and
twenty miles west of Iowa City. Several
hundred others are near it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29

NANTUCKET. Mass. Feb. s, 1856
J. O. wADLnoH-Dear Sir In answer to yours of the
tn instant will state that by the use Of four bottles
DELIGHTS SPANISH LusTRAL, 1t has produced a
thick and ne growth of hair on the head Of my wife
where It had been bald for eight years. By the use Of
Ave bottles Capt John O. Buck, Of this town, has thick
growth OF hair all over the top of his head where has
been oaa or the last twenty years BY the use Of three
note'' Ohares F. Robinson NJ D., Of Nantucket has
thick growth Of hair on his head ubor n ha - 80
lor ten years As far as my observation extends Il bas
the universal preference all similar preuaratlons
Az toilet article, It is very superior F''P1'"'OnS
Respectfully, yours,
For sale by BUSH CO., "a Front Street. Worcester
ana 1y all Druggists in Worcester and vicinity.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29

We publish, this morning, at length. the state
ments Of Messrs. Burlingame and Campbell in
reference to the affair with Brooks. In it will be
found satisfactory proof of the used up canditon
of the South Carolina coward and assassin, in
this matter
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29

LATER FROM EUROPE.-The steamer Indian
arrived at Quebec on Sunday, 9th inst, with fou
days later intelligence from Europe.
We do not find any items of importance, either
political or commercial
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29

The American State Council will hold its guar
terly meeting at Fitchburg, on Tuesday next
An exciting session is expected, as Il e battle be-
tween the Fremont and Fillmore sections will be
fought over again.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29

There waa large Kansas menting at Marlboro,
Wednesday night; Sl2O was raised, and COM
mittee appointed to solicit subscriptions ftom all
the inhabitants of the town.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29

RAILROAD AociDEST.-On Friday last, a
train Of six cars on the Whelden and Will
mington IN. O. railroad, were thrown from
the track and turned bottom up. A number
Of passengers were more or less injured, but
none fatally.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29

PATENT-Among the patents issued for the
week ending July %, is that of A. Munroe, of
Worcester, for improvement in reacting water
1yheel
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29

NEW BRUNSWICK. - The Governor of New
Brunswick has assented to the repeal of the pro-
hibitory liquor law, and the Assembly has been
prorogued.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29

IHE CASE OF JUDGE TERRY.-A private note
to then Y. Herald, written at San Francisco
just as the last steamer was departing, says
Judge Terry has offered the Committee that
II his case Is submitted to the jury on pub.
lie trial, and he should DO convicted of even a
common assault, that he will Immediately re.
sign. The proposition had not beonIaccepted."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29

Cot. BENTON has abandoned his engagements
in northern and northwestern Missouri, and has
tened to St. Louis, to electioneer for Mr.. Blair
for Congress.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29

A Swedish weekly paper has been
started at Galva, H., devoted to the cause of
Fremont and Dayton. There are about l00,-
600 Swedes in that and other western States,
and this is their only organ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29

1t. Gov. FORD. = The Washington CORES.
pendent of yesterday N. Y. Tribune, says
am authorized to announce in behalf of 1t.
Gov. Ford of Ohio, that the repeated statements
by the press that he advised, or in any way iphu-
eneed the action of the late American Convention
in Massachusetts, in selecting as its choice for
candidate for Vice President Mr.. Johnston in
stead of Mr.. Dayton, is without foundation in
truth. Gov. Ford has never expressed prefer
enee for Mr. Johnston, but has invariably and
at all times advocated the claims of Fremont and
DAYTON II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29

ISHALArroS DIR. 2 Howard Marshall, Lung physi
clan, still at the St. Nicholas HOTEL New York. will be at
the Bay stnte House, all day Friday an4 Saturday, Au.
gust LIST and 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29
Police Conri.

MONDAY, July 70
Before Judge Green VIM. s. Perry. Michael
Coffee, and Daniel Gillfoil, for being drunk, we're
fined each 50 and costs.
Andrew Cooney and Mrs. Kennedy, up for
assault and battery, were discharged.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29

KANzAs LEoTURE.-A talented and educated
lady will deliver lecture on Kanzas, at the City
Hall, on Thursday evening, at o'clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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furnish Slate for Roof, Of superior quality and law n IN
che best manner, on the most satisfactory terrna s
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