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The Nevada journal., 1856-10-03
COssstabEe's Sale.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Town
- ship of Bridgeport By virtue of an Execution
attachment delivered issued from the of R H.
Farquha Esq acting Justice of the Peace in aud for
the County aforesaid bearing date Sept llth d 1856
satisfy Judgment rendered by said Court the 9Th
day of September, AD 1856 in favor of William Wfemrt
and against Josiah c. aword for the of Sli 3 debt
interest damages and of suit have taken in Ex
ecution and will sell 10 the highest bidder for cash, in
front of the Justices office in North San Juan Friday
the 3D. day of October d. 1855 between the hours of IL
O'Clock NJ. AMI O'Clock NJ certain House and Lot
situated the side of Fioom street, in North San
Juan the lot said street. "a feet running back
$50 feet Is boun led the north by the San Junn Cos
Ofce, the south by Mrs. 0sour's lot Taken the
property said Josiah Crawford satisfy the above de-
manls and aecrung This llh day of Sept AID 1856
septl2-4w G. W. MOORE, Constable
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-03
EnnsslYemt Notice.

NTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, ss.--In
~ the District Court l4th Judicial District In the
ter 1.-THE petition of Henry Julian praying be dschar
ed from his debts In nsolycnt debtor.
Pursuant to oerths day ma lie by Hon Niles Searls
District Judge of the District Court aforesaid Notice
is hereby given all the creditors of the said Henry JUL
an to be aud appear before said Court on Monday the
2Oth day of October D. 1856 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ the
Court House in the city Nevada then and there show
cause any they eau why the prayer of said petitioner
should not be granted and he be dschargedrom his debts
as Insolvent debtor
Given under my hand with the seal of the District Court
L. s. aforesaid hereto affixed this 10th day Of
September, a. ID. le56.
J. IL BOSrWICK. Clerk.
BY Thomas p Hawley Dep.
James Churchnan Atty TO: Petitioner septl2iw
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-03

VAlbert and Victoria receive one
million of dollars annually. By strict
economy they are able to support life
on this small amount 1t is proposed tc
settle three hundred and fifty thousand
dollars on the Princess Royal of Eng
land, as her annuity after her marriage
with the Prussian Prince. Having beer
trained to frugal habits, it is hoped thai
the young house-keepers will avoid ali
unnecessary expenses, and thus be en-
abled to make the two ends of the year
meet
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-03
MECHANICS LIEN

NTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County ard Township Of
~ Nevada. In Justices Court before Sidney Her
bert, Justice of the Peace in said township.
Merryman o. Plaintiffs vs. j. C. Foster and Alex.
Leonard, defendants
Whereas the above plaintiffs have commenced their
on against the above defendants the enforcement of
Mechanics Lien on the following described premises viz
one story house building the side Main
and the lot on which said building stands situated in the
town of Gold HILL county. township and aforesaid
known at the time said lien fled the C. Foster
or Alex. Leonard House or building
And whereas the said lien plaintiffs has been
tabshed by the Judgment of this Court against said
premises Now therefore, all persons holding claiming
liens on the said premises hereby notified to be and
appear before at my Office in the city of Nevada on
the llth day of October 1856 then and there to ex-
hibit proofs of their said liens
Dated Nevada this l4th day of August A. D. 1856
septic >IDNEY c HERBERT Jnsfice of the Peace
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GOsagfabse'S Sale,

TATE or CALIFORNIA County of Nevada, S.
h By virtue of an ORDER to me delivered, issued from
pc Court of d V. Norton, ESQ., acting Justice OF the
eace IN and for the county aforesaid bearing date Sep
ember l7th 1856 to satisfy Judgment for the en-
orcement of Mechanics Lien, rendered by said Justice
of the Peace the 9th day of August 1856 in
of the Snow Tent Lumber Company, and against Messrs
Chapp & irwin for the of ScS2 81 debt interest
damages aad costs fsu will sell to the highest bidder
for cash in front of TAYLOR Johns store Humbug City
Saturday the llth day of October 1856 between
the hours of IL o'clock NJ. and o'clock the following
described property, to wit certain Dwelling House
and Barn, situated in Humbug City, and known the
Irving House and held by said lien. Taken the pro
perty of Chapp Iryin satisfy the above demands and
accruine costs. II. ,IOON, Constable
sep,e.-be. H. 1856. sepl9td
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-03
Constable's Sale.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Town
> ship of Eureka S. BY virtue of Execution to me
delivered rsued from the Court of d. " Norton Esq.
acting Justice the Peace in and for the county afore
said bearing date August th d. 1856 to satisfy judg
rendered by said Justice of the Peace the 2Sth
day of August \ d. 1876 in favor of ID. Ransom and
agant Ishmae for the of Sill 50 debt, interest
damages AMI costs Of suit l have taken in execution,
AMI will sell the highest bidder for cash, in front of the
Justices Office, Orleans Fiat Saturday the 18th day of
October A. d. 1885, between the hours OF IL O'clock NJ
and O'Clock p NJ ali the right title and interest p Ish-
mae in and to the following described property o-wt
set of Mining tlaiMs known Ishmael e. Cos claims
and situated Orleans Flat Also in and to certain lot
lots of land with crop thereon know Ishmaels
Garden or Ranch. Also in and to Water Ditch aad
Reservoir known Dillon g. Cos Ditch and Reservoir
All the above property is situated Orleans Flat Ia
ken the property of p Ishmae to satisfy the above de-
man1s AMI accrhing costs.
HI MOON. Constable.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-03

AMERICAN Professor Morse
has been invited to the coronation of the
new Emperor of Russia, and, it is stated,
has contracted with the government to
establish lines of telegraph throughout
the Empire. With the usual magnif
cent hospitality which the Gar always
extends to scientific employees, our dis
tinguished countryman is furnished with
magnificent apartments, horses, servants
and all requisite entertainments.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.

ID ont of the Hon District curt 14th Judicial District
in and for Nevada County Stase of California in favor
of Andrew Fueete and against John dated August
18TH A. 1856 for the of hundred dollars
debt with interest the from the 18th day of
August D. 1856, at the rate of ten per cent per annum
until paid, together with all of suit herein
dollars, have levied upon and seized the following
described property to wit All the right title and interest
of John Knapp in and to certain House and the lot upon
which built situated Moores Flat Nevada county,
adjoining the Billiard Saloon Of s. Hancett. Notice is
hereby given that Saturday the goth day of Septem
Der, A d. 1876, at l O'Clock NJ, the premises in
Moores Flat will sell the said property the highest
bidder for cash.
Given under my hand this 23th day of August, A. D.
1856 W. W. WRIGHT Sheriff n c.
Per William Buteriield, Deputy.
The above sale has been postponed Saturday Octo-
Der 4th 1856 by order of plaintiff take place in
vaia, in front of the Court House door
w. w. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
Per Wia n Butteried, Deputy. sept26 I'd
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-03

CAPT. ALBERT PIKE FOR FILLMoRR
The Helena (Ark.) Shield of the Goth
ult., says: From letter written by ar
intelligent citizen of this place, now in
Washington City, we learn that Capt
Pike has recently announced his deter.
mination to support Mr. Fillmore for the
Presidency.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-03
JoHg KIYsLEY Is. n z BIcKyELL

n the District Court 18th District Nevada County
The plaintiff having brought suit foreclose his Me-
chanie Lien upon the premises defendant situated on
the south side of Broad in the town of Nevada
ing the same known as Bcknelrs Block all holders of
liens are hereby notified to be and and appear before the
District Court of tine next term thereof to
wit On rte second Monday Of October ne or as soon
thereafter the can be heard exhibit then and
there the proofs of their liens. BUCKNER & HILL.
Nevada. Sent 13 ls56. lsepl9.3wl PITS att'y
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-03
JOIN H. BosTW1cK Us. H. y BIcKNELL.

n the District Court, 18th District Nevada County
The plaintiff having brought foreclose his Me-
chanics Lien upon the premises of defendant situated
the south side of Broad street. in the town of Nevada be-
ing the same known as Bicknels Block all holders of
liens hereby notified be appear before the Dis
trict Court the first day of the thereof
wit On The second Monday Of October Rert or as soon
thereafter the can be heard to exhibit then and
there the proofs of their liens BUCKNER 4 HILL,
Nevada, Sept. l}. 1856. lsepl93wl pl'ffs att'ys
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-03

~ In Lynn, as man was engaged
in digging potatoes, on Boston street, he
struck with his hoe a hard substance,
and on removing the earth found it tc
be the board cover of vat or pit He
pursued his prospecting, and in a short
time took out large quantity of tanned
leather, in good condition. 1t appears,
on inquiry, that many years ago the
spot was covered by tannery, which
was destroyed by fire and on the same
spot, some ten years since, silk factory
was destroyed by fire, Since that
period the ground has been cultivated.
but no signs of the "old tannery" were
discovered until Thursday. 1t is calcu-
lated by that venerable individual, "the
Oldest inhabitant," that the leather in
question must have been in the vat at
least seventy-fve years.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-03
Saw Will for sale.

NY one wishing to 60 into the Lumber Business can
u purchase the Mill known liirst Russell & Cos
Mil which viii be sold at a Great Bargain
Two Span of Horses Two Wagons
Three Yoke of Oxen
Household Furniture Truck Chains
And every article belonging the business in good order
2j0Do0 Feet of Good Logs in the yard, aud
$4,000 Feet of Superior Lumber.
The Last Warning.-Au those indebted TO Hirst t,
Russell & Co. notiiel that can't out any more
Roots, spend any more money for Board My time
would willingly give. worth but little but
20 be dnnned for Grab is awful
Nevada, Aug. :, lS56-tf l. c. HARMER.
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j. II BoSTBTCK rs. q. p. DAYS.

y the District Court l4th District Nevada County
The plaintiff having brought suit foreclose Me
chanics Lien upon the premises of defendant situate
Broad street, the town of Nevada adjoining H. v
BckIes house the west the being improved by
threestory brick building formerly used as a gunsmth
shop by defendant al holders of liens said building
hereby notified to be and appear before the
Hon District Court the first day of the thereof
WI: On the second Monday Of October Rert,
thereafter as the same be heard to exhibit then and
there the proofs of said liens. BUCKNER HILL,
Nevada, Sept l3, 1856. [sepl9-3w] Plff's att'ys
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-03

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto
In fore existing betweenJ Cody and B. Gatzert under
the style and firm of Cody Gatzert is this day dissolved
BY mutual con J. Cody having Withdrawn from the
business sold his entire Ian ieker The
will be conducted hereafter by Lsndeker
zert whom all debts of the payable, and
who accountable for a liabilities of the same.
JESSE CODY,
Auga7 BAILY GATZFRT
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-03

IMPERIAL GIFTS TO AMERICAN CITI-
zENs.--Whatever exceptions may be
taken to Louis Napoleon's political
course, there are two virtues which his
enemies must concede to him He never
forgets service or fails to reward merit
when it is brought under his notice
His generosity in these respects has re-
Gently been employed in the instances
of two our countrymen. To the Rev.
Mr.. Stewart, Chaplain in the United
States Navy, who defended him when
his conduct whilst an exile in New York
was brought into controversy few
months since, he has forwarded a mag
niicent diamond snuff box, and to Mr..
Francis, the inventor of the wagon pom
toon for crossing rivers, which was lately
exhibited before him, he has also sent
similar mark of his Appreciation
These are acts of graceful munifcence
which cannot but win partisans for the
donor
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-03
DAILY STAGE LINE

FROM NEVADA TO WASHINGTON
On aud after Jan. l. 1856 the above
&y-1-~S5ls1>S Line will run as follows
I-eavIng Nevada, at 2 o'clock, A NJ. and passing by
Mountain Spring House. Morgans Cold Spring. White
Cloud Gold Hill and Alpha and arriving at Washington
by O'Clock in the afternoon
1t is the NEAREST and BEST ROUTE 10 Washington,
Omega Scotchman's Creek, Poor Mans Creek and
Eureka.
Returning the stages will leave the SOUTH fUBA
HOTEL every morning O'clock and arriving at Ne
sada BY O'Clock, r. NJ, connecting with the Calfornia a
Stage Co.'S Coaches Auburn Sacramento Marysviie,
and Shasta.
Ofice-South Yuba Hotel, Washington.
a. S OIIN, PROPRIETOR
W. S. McRoBERTs Agent, Nevada
Nevada, April 18th lS56-tt
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-03
LEGAL advertisements.
DacIarafinn


Ctate of California, County Of Nevada ss.-Know
- all men by these presents that Ellen Stone now q
the county Of Nevada aforesaid 90 hereby declare nv
intention avail myself of the provisions of the act
entitled An authorize married women to transact
business in their names sole trader asscd April
18th A. D. 1852; that the business shall carry on or
transact will be that of keeping Bar and Restaurant
and Mining in the said county Nevada that the cap
invested employed therein not exceed the sum
of five sanddolars.
r.. 81 ELLEN STONE.
Done in the presence of J. l. CALDWELL
State OF California, County of Nevada S.
On this the 18th day of September A. D 1856 person.
ally appeared before me. Notary Public in and for the
said county Ellen Stone, personally known 10 Inc to he
the person described m and who executed the foregoing
instrument and atcia aon did make the foregoing de-
cara.on and that She Intends carry on the business
AZORES aid in her name and her account and
that She by made acquainted with the contents of
the foregoing decla alton; and acknowledged on an ex
animation apart and without the nearing of her
that she executed the freely and Voluntarily with
fear compulsion undue influence of her hus-
band and she does not wish retract the execution
of the same aterr9 ~ "a
In witness whereof hereunto set nv hand
n and official SEAL day and date aforesaid.
| ]. l. CALDWELL,
w Notary Public.
State Of California. Csesty of Nevada ss
l. j. II. B6stwick, County Recorder in and for said
county certify that he forepoinp is true
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-03

" BUCHANANIN NEW IoRK.-Io show
that Buchanan has no shadow of a
chance in New York, the Richmond
Wig says:
The signs are every day. more and
more appalling for Old Buck in the En-.
pire State. Though the Black Repub-.
licans hate Fillmore worse than any
other man in the Union, and try every
device to create the impression Of his
weakness, they are forcedsinvoluntarily
to confess his strength in chronicling
their accessionslfrom the pure Democ-
racy, The desertions of the latter are
many and alarming.
The following para graph from the
New York Tribune, tells the way. the
work is progressing-whieh is the moro
credible as it contains an unwilling con-
cession of Fillmore's strength. We en-
treat the Southern Democracy, while'it
is yet time, to weigh these evidences
of Buchanan's nothingness in the con-
rest at the North, and act as becomes
patriots and conservatives. Why throw
away their votes on Buchanan, when
they might insure the election of true
and reliable man by Withdrawing him
If Fillmore were Withdrawn, Fremont
would sweep the North and walk into
the White House. If buchanan were
withdrawn, Fillmore could be elected
by a splendid majority in both sections.
Why leopard the South, the Constitu-
ton and the Union, by sticking to party?
IITIJb J,1,r DJJ P,,cI.- o,,1 I 20 -, :, II -:
to put down -seetionahsm North and
South, and restore peace and good feel
ing to a distracted country.
EXERCISE IN OPEN AIR.-From Hart
stene's Expedition to the Polar Sea VIC
extract the following additional proof of
the wisdom of the DOCTORS:
Nature has qualified man to breathe all
atmosphere 120 degrees above zero, or
90 below it, a difference of $50 degrees,
without injury to health; and the doc
trines of physicians that great and sud-
den changes of temperature are injurious
to health is disproved by recorded facts.
There are very few Arctic navigators
who die in the Arctic zone; it is the
most healthy climate on the globe to
those who breathe the open air. We
have among our associate observers and
records the changes of temperature in
Australia, where the temperature rose
to 115 at 3 o'clock p. M and next morn
ing at o'clock was down to 40 degrees
"a change of 75 degrees in IA hours.
There the people are healthy-and an
other at Franconia, N. H., where the
changes are the most sudden, the most
frequent, and of the greatest extent of
any place with which l am in cores
pondence ON the American continent,
and yet there is no town of its size that
has so great population of its inhabi-
tants who pass the age of three score
years and ten. 1t IS the quality of the
changed air that constitutes the differ
ence that physicians notice, and not the
temperature.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-03
C.. w. YOU NG,
RObinsOn's Crossing!

TTNHE ROAD from Nevada to Downievile. by way of
Robnsons Crossings in fine condition and presents
The Shortest Route and Best Road for Teams
To all the extensive Mining Regions and all the various
settlements along the Divide between the South and
Middle and the Middle and North Yubas by way of Hess
and Emory's Crossing.
This ROAD also affords the for Packers
and Travellers from Sacramento by way of Rough and
Ready, Grass Valley and Nevada and the mines further
South. Poor Mans Creek NeSons Creek and all the
Mining Regions north OF Nevada and Downevie.
This Road is easily Travelled as that between
Sacramento ard Nevada -Four horses readily draw
from Three to -Four Thousand pounds of Freight from
Nevada to the top of the hill Downievile when the
road is not obstrueted by heavy rains snow
WILLIAM L. ROBINSO, Proprietor
May l, 1ej6-1yh
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-03

State of California. C'sE2iy of Nevada ss
l. j. II. B6stwck County Recorder in and for said
county do hereby certify that the foregoing a true
copy of declaration this day filed for record in my office
Witness my hand and official seal hereto affixed this
18th day of September, A. D. 1856.
H. s.. J. II. BOSTWICK Recorder
By THOMAS P. HAwLEY, Deputy. sepl93w
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-03
Post Office Literary Depot
KEEP COOL.

Tee in anv quantities and reasonable prices be
l. found at nv depot Main street Every morning
shall bring If the doors of The heat of the
season is oppressive. hut nv ice make everybody
more comfortable ave enough of the cooling article
hand for the None need famish for the
want OF it augS j. d. HAVEN
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-03
WHOLE NUMBER 333

of the awful drubbihg they experienced
the night previous at Grass Valley from
Hall, they would not consent Not
wishing to disturb the meeting, the
Fillmore Club adjournedto to another part
of the city. A great time they had of
it too. Saturday night puts Nevada
county on her feet and all right.
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-03
Thomas Marsh.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.

CANARY SEED. For sale by RUDOLPH,
~ II Commercial street
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-29

But to the everlasting shame Of Ohio, she is yet
to continue the hunting ground for Slaves, and her
citizens are yet to be permitted to engage in the
damnublo work Of Slave catching and Slave hunt
ing. And members can uublushingly Ncknnwi.
edge themselves in favor Of the Fuciti,o Slave
Law, and seek to deprive ;his poor bill OF what
tllc virtue it might by possibility possess OF per.
mjttiug the judge to examine into the merits OF
the case. Sir, would not wish to manifest any
want Of courtesy towards members here, Tat
have tor long time thought that w9uli no, WI
hngy trust my life or property IN TIC bands Oh
any man that acknowledged ht Willingness l,
comply with the requirements oi the fUS'''e sl"'e
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-29
Fro-- the Pittsburg Journal.
TIE LATEST HORROR.

Readers 9f the papers are before this made acs
QuUinted with the facts concerning :he sinking
Of the steamer, Henry Lewis, with loss of fifteen
lives, Among the passengers were the fugitves
who but recently excited so much attention through.
out the cuuntry--a father and sol, the woman Mar
garet and her infant chatol The latter was
drowned, it is supposed, by the mother, who it is
believed threw her child overheard in the midst of
the confusion and thus completed the deed she
wished to do in Cincinnati She is reported 20 have
"exhjJcd other feeling than joy" at the ioss of
this second child She has made good the desire
she is said to have expressed before, rather toe
see her children dead than returned to slavery"
AL the Miss Nancic5 Of the press have been
eagerly pushing forward an item which was para.
ded in large letters in Of the douehface'
sheets of Cincinnati that Mr.. Gaines with great
m0gnanimity had kept his property on deposit at
his patrmonial estate ready to be delivered over
on the requiaition Of Gov. Chase to be tried on =
Icharge Of murder in Ohio. Indeed it was spoken of
striking illusrrticp of the law abiding charac-
ter Of the Of chirary"' and doubtless, eloquent
parallels paper and ready FOR the columns of
slave-breeding organs to be issued in extras ~
the chAttlo should be returned to Cincnn1ti,
setting forth the lessons that vile agifator3 and
helI-deseryng abolitionists" might learn from the
mild eyed Mr.. Gaines. Doubtless Grnnde jubilee
would have been held; slavecatcher Pendery would
have celebrated the salvation Of the Union in
heroic verse and the great "Bible institution"
would have been steadied anew by this little tenn
poTa' prop. l..
How long will il take Americans 20 learn that
all the Federal laws of this country touching fu-
gitve slaves are one.sded only. The dogs arc
all north Of Mason and Dxon's line Catch
southern ,eutlemen botherng himself about return
ing "nigcer" in obedience to the law of a id
Abolition State" as they called Ohio when they
had assembled at the Magnolia House The other
day, and pounded the reporer of the Cincinnati
Gazette into jelly! Not they. They are above
The law. They can find plenty of men from the
North in Congress and out of it to do .hsir A-ty
work, and to catch their boot blacks fNr them at
the sound Of whistle whenever they run away.
1t is buJ Il day or two since the praises of Mr..
Gaines for his high regard for the claws of the
land" were bruited, aboad. The next thing we
hear Of goods ia. that they on way to a
puin5 heyonG the bounds of civilization, viz: to-
Arkansao.