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The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-24
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n Ordinance to regulate the ,sessmcnt of property

An Ordinance to regulate the sessmcnt of property
The Trustees of the City Of Ne da do ordain as follows
SEo l. The City Assessor ial annually, between the
first day of November and % tenth day of December
certain by digent inquiry and examination the Of
all persons corporations associations companies firms
owning, claiming having the possession charge
o OF any real estate personal mixed property situate
or being within the corporate limits of the city Of Nevada
together with the full cash value Of all such real estate per-
sonal and mixed property not by law exempt from taxa
ton And he shall list all such real estate and
personal property to the person. firm corporation assoca
ton company owning 1t having the possession charge
or control Of t and he shall demand from each person
and firm and from the president cashier treasurer
ay managing agent of each corporation association
company, statement under OATH of all the real estate
personal or mixed property within said city owned or
claimed by such person, firm corpoation association
company, or which at that time in possession un-
der the control of such person. firm corporation assoca-
ton or company.
any person shall refuse neglect to give under OATH
the above required list statement of all his property and
OF all the property of the firm Of which he is member and
ofa the property any corporation association or com
pany of which he Is president cashier treasurer secretary
Or managing agent and Of all the property which he or
his firm, or the corporation, association company of
which he is president cashier treasurer secretary or man
aging agent has the charge possession control of it
shall be the duty of the to make approximate
estimate OF the value of such property taking that
the revenue of the city shall not be diminished in
Of such refusal TO give list of property under
oath and the estimate made by the shall be fl
nal and conclusive. -.''
SEC. 2 The city assessor is hereby authorized and en-
powered to administer the oath required to be taken I'M
der the first section Of this ordinance
SEC D. On or before the said tenth day of December of
each year. the assessor shall complete aud deliver to the
clerk OF the Board OF Trustees of said city the tax list or
sesment roll required by the first section oths ordinance:
which list shall be certified to by the assessor and shall
be kept open until the first day of January by the clerk Of
said Board Of Trustees for public inspection.
SEC The said Board Of Trustees shall on said grst av
Of January cause said assessment roll to be delivered to
the city collector. - "
PASSED October Goth, 1856, C. T. ovERroN, President.
I. n. RoLFE, Clerk 9sv
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NO. l..
No. Z.
A ORDINANCE in relation to Nnisannes

a ~ OIduN-lNNE IN relation to Nuisances
The Trustees of the City of Nevada do orain rs cllovs
SEc Any person persons who shall throw into The
streets ot this city rubbish of any kind or shall allow scb
TO lay IN front of his their buildings oceunied lo M
premises or in any way obstruct the streets or sdeaI
shal on conviction thereof be fined in anv sun no a
than hve and not exceeding fifty dollars or he imnrnd
IN tue city prison not exceeding ten days p,or;J tbt
any person or persons intending to erect any bndn %
IN ths elty shall have leave to occupy not more Than
tmrd OF the width of the street in front of his o t;
premises with materials during the time such buiding 4;
EN' - any person or persons who shall nui the or
faSs o, any dead ANIMAL any thing which is inino
70 hell OF Offensive to the senses into anv creol J
street. or lot within this city so as 10 inerfee ;, ~
conortaole enjoyment of life property shall uno o o
vcon thereof be fined in any sum not less than S S
ot exceeding tty dollars be Imprisoned in tbe ;t
prison not exceeding ten DAYS ~ 'ne Guy
~ .. au persons owners or occunan4s Of ,u.
Mi.lih ule limits OF this city, are required 10 reo @
eher premises and from the streets adjoining 1 n o
% u ulspose OF IN such as not To interfera L
'e eh or comfort of other scitizens all slangb h
es, uecayeu animal Or Vegetable matter stand;ns noo
a. u evely detrimental to public health For every fl
GO comply with the provisions of this section the 1o s
zen snail on conviction thereof be fined in any & ~
v less tan hye and not exceeding fifty dollars or i w.;
Pieu IN tee city prison not exceeding ten davs ~ ~
Passed May lath 1856 ''N u'Ss
T. Il. RoLtE Clerk NNi0N' PRESIDENT
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A DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE. NOTICE is
hereby given that petition has this day been fled in
the Probate Court by Waldo NJ Allen administrator of the
estate OF Lewis Stiles deceased praying for an order of
sale of the real property belonging to said estae 1t is
hereby ordered that the hearing Of said petition set for
Thursday the 10Th day of January next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Of that day All parties interested are hereby notified to
attend. !
BY order of THOS H. CASWEII Judre
Attest: >. IL. BoSfwlCK, Clerk l1-4w
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A PRETTY LYRIC.

Wen part no more, Oh, never
Let gladness deck thy brow,
Our hearts are joined forever
BY each religious vow.
Misfortune's cloud have vanished
That caused our bosoms pain;
And every care Is banished
No more to come again.
Hopes star Is brightly burning
Within It's brilliant dome,
And tells Of JOY returning
To cheer our rural home.
II shines through gloom to gladden.,
Dispelling grief and care
For sorrow neer can sadden ~
While II remaineth there.
Mid howery wales wen wander,
And by the laughing stream,
Our bosoms growing fonder
Meath loves enchanting beam.
In yonder cot reposing aN
In plenty, side by side,
Each morn fresh joys disclosing,
Through life wen gently glide
~ NelU FORK Dispatch
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to raise it. Slowly andheavily the corpse raised
itself mn. Its rayIess eyes opened-its rigid
arms stretched out and elapsed its victim in
close photographic, and rolling over the sides
of the ship, tottered an instant over the waters
then. with a plunge they sank together. Again
that laugh-that wild, shriehng iaugn-was
heard on the winds. The sailors bowed thelr
heads and put up their hands to shut out the
appalling sound.
never again heard in the shrouds, "Stand from
undern
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ctTATE OF CALIFORNIA, NEyADA CC

- and Township. Justices Court before j. NJ Clark
Justice of the Peace In said Township. "a
r~e A. Liebat Dc Co. Us. s. s. Dapis aud tvife. il
Whereas the above plaintiffs have commenced their
ton against the above deendent for the enforcement of
mechanics lien the following described premises viz
That certain two story wooden house the east side and
near the foot Of Main street, in the City of Nevada to
the Philadelphia Resterant the ground formerly occu-
pied by the Empire Buildings and belonging to s. Davis
and NJ A. Davis his wife,
And whereas the said lien of the plaintiffs has been es
tabhed by the judgment of this court against the said
premises; Now therefore, all persons holding or claiming
liens the said PROMISES hereby notified to be and
appear before at my Office in the City of Nevada on
the I'd day of January A. D. 1857 there and then to ex
hibit proofs of their liens.
Dated this 9th day OF December, 1856.
1l-3w* ]. NJ. CLARK, Justice of the Peace.
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No. 49,
A Ordinance providing means to protect the citv
n from injuries by fire.
The Trustees of the city of Nevada do oran as follows
by authorized and empowered to construct cises ana
reservoirs OF suitable size and capacity for supplying water
Tor the protection Of the city from fire. the intersections
porate limits provided however the same be done AZ tbe
expense OF said Fire Company and be SO constructed that
when completed will not obstruct the streets or orough
fares Passed Nov 18th, 1856. 13w
I II. RoLFE Clerk. G. T. OVERToN pras,,
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T, II. RoLrE. Clerk.
No. 8.
A N ORDINANCE to protect the City from Fire.

NO. j. .s4 ...
A N ORDINANCE to protect the City from Fire.
The Trustees of the City of Nevada do oran as follows.
SEC l. The owners occupants lessees of anv wole,
store, warehouse, dwelling house or other wooden bnd
ing in the city, in which stoves kept shall cause b
pipes oi said stoves to extend at least twenyour ncbe
from the outward side top of the building or roof an,
where sad pipe passes through any wooden or cloth
ton siding, ceiling, roof it shall be caed with SOM
metal or hrerroo plate leaving space of four inches he
tween the pipe and the PARTITION siding ceiling or roof
SEC The owners or occupants Of every blacksmith
shop In this city shall the ehneys Of sucb shon
with wire screen and sheet iron drum to catch tbt
sparks coming from said chimney and shall build the t
of said shops "'''0 ''ie ioos
stc All persons, owners occupants Of stores yar
houses, dwelling ghouses other buildings within th cor
Porate limits Of Nevada required 70 keen within ~
medatey adjoining their buildings one barrel filled Win
water, and two buckets to be used in case of fire
sEo; Any person or persons neclecting ia eop,,As
WIN tne provisions Of this ordinance shall on conviction
before Justice of the Peace be fined in any s,m moi M
ceeding twenty five dollars and in default Of he
days ~ WIN no' eAeeealng hve
Passed May 9th, 1856 -,f-a-ar
]. H. RoLtE, Secretary ''eS'Hsn|
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A DDIINIsTR ATOR's NOTICE.-Notlcclsh here.

IA by given to all persons having claims against the M
tate of Andrew Mccoy deceased late OF the township
Bridgeport and county Of Nevada to exhibit the same with
port at the Office of Chase Hupp in Nevada within
ten months from the first publication Of tbs notice being
the 26th day of November A. D. 1885, the will bc
forever barred.
JOHN Mccoy Administrator
BY CHASE & HuPP, Attorneys
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constitutional Debility, or scmInnI weak

4 lonsutuuonnl OebAl1ty, on Seminal weak
~ NESS.--DR YOUNG addresses those who have iuur-
ed themselves BY private and improper ndugences in that
secret and solitary habit which ruins the body and mind
ing are some the sad and melancholy effects produced
early habit ofyouh, viz Weakness Of the back and imb
pam IN the head dlmness of sight, loss of muscular pow
er palptaon Of the heart dyspepsia nervousness ira.
6y derangement of the digestive functions general
bilty, symptoms of consumption &c -...f
MENiAiLi the fearful effects the mind are more to
be dreaded Loss of memory confusion of ideas depress
ION Oh spirits evil orebodidgs aversion of society," self
evils produced -
All persons who are afflicted with any of the above syp
toas should not fail to call on Dr. Young and be at once
restored TO perfect health Let no false delicaoy prevent
YOU put Apply Immediately, and yourself from the
1read1 and awful consequences of this terrible alady
vigor restored - y, ~ = : - '
DR.. j. C. YOUNG,
Corner Of California and Montgomery sts up stairsl
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LEGAL NOTICES.

A DNIINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. - NOTICE Is
IA hereby given to all persons having claims against the
estate Of JAMES sN, deceased to present the to the
undersigned (who has been appointed administrator of said
esate) within ten months from this date with the
ry vouchers at the city Of Nevada the will be for
ever barred. MICHAEL. CASSIN,
Dec. 9th, lS56-10-4w Administrator
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II OST.--Notice Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN
IL dersgned has lost Land Warrant certificate draw
in my favor No. 761SS for 100 of land, and that
have made application to the Commissioners of Pension
for duplicate of said Warrant and do hereby warn al
persons not to purchase the same,
Cows WILLIAM GOERC<E
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! s1cx MANS DREAM.

Ia
This beautiful piece of poetry was written ny Cav v
Judge Robert Raymond Reed Of Georgia. aterward GOV
srnor of Florida II has never appeared IN PRINT Detrs
and the lady for whom Il penned--now a1esioent
our ctyhas kindly consented to give 1t to the puDn
through columns 1t is one Of those choice yer uu
obrusive gems, struck out from rich mine o. tnousn
that has only to the t to have its beauties apPee
ated.-Aontgomag (AEa.) Josuneh M NSTa
Methought that in a sacred wood,
sunnhered on a bank of flowers,
sooihed BY a streamlet's wandering hoou,
That gurgled thro the whispering bowers
And dreams did visit me-so bright
An Elysium only could beget them
They brought me such intense delight,
never, never can forget them.
It seemed that thou vert present there,
Thine eye with living lustre beamingi
The star Of morning decked thy hair,
And al around its radiance streaming
Impaired to thy lip--thy check
F~ The brightness Of immortal glory;
o | we can meier such visions seek,
But in some old romantic story.
And near thee hung Tyre of gold,
Beneath bower of shading roses
Roses--like those that love eni0ld,
When from his tolls the god reposes;
And when thy fingers touched the strings,
They yielded numbers rich and swelling,
8 As when some spirit sweetly sings
At evening, from her yiewless dwelling.
Yet changeful was that musc's strain,
II told Of hope, Of youth, and gladness;
OF pleasures wreath, of true loves chain,
And then Of blghted joys and sa dness,
At last an answering voice there came,
From bright cloud that then descended,
Aud while it spake q quiyering fame
Was with the aeecy whiteness blended,
may not tell the words 50 kind,
By that same plaintye voice then spoken;
For the dark night storms rudest wind
Came DER my dream, and 1t was broken.
Bot lady tranquil be Thy hours,
And smooth the path of life before thee,
For surely, from celestial bowers,
eome happy spirit watches DER thee
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| CTATE OF CALIFORNIA-CouNTYo OF NFy A.
- DADistric Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District
The People Of the State of California to SAMUEL MORGAN
greeting You are hereby summoned to appear and
the complaint of JOSIAH STANFORD JR fled against you and
Thomas Morgan within ten days the service of this
writ II served on you in this county within twenty days
within forty days if served you in this State out
this district in action commenced on the 7h day of
Vcober d. 1866 in said Court for the recovery three
thousand ourhundred and forty dollars and twenty
cents win interest thereon from the FIRST day July
1900 at two per cent per month until paid together with
MS costs and money disbursements And you are hereby
nothed that you fail TO said complaint as herein
directed Plaintiff will take judgment against you therefor
ueh1 logeher with all costs of suit and also demand
OF the Court such other relief is prayed for in his said
complaint.
In testimony whereofI H. Bostwick Clerk of the Dis
rct Court aforesaid do hereunto my hand and impress
the seal o said Court this Tth day of October D. 1856
j. H BOSTWlCK Clerk Dist Court
STATE OF CAIlF0RNIA--County of ofNeysda-ss-It an
pearing to my satisfaction from the foregoing petition and
adayt that the plaintiff in the above entitled case has
good cause against said defendants and that Sam
uel Morgan of the defendants in said cause is nom
resident of the State of California l--
IL is ordered that publication OF summons be had against
sad samuel Morgan in the Nevada Democrat for the period
oil three months, and that copy Of said summons and
complaint be deposited in the Nevada City Post Office d
New York -'NS'
Given under my hand this October 7th, 1855. W
Tfi0S. H. CASWELI, County Judge
STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Nevada.-LJ II
Bostck Clerk of the District Court 14th Judicial District
= and for said county do hereby certify that the foregoing
true copy Of order for the publication of Summons
made in the above entitled case now on file in INV Office
Witness my hand and the seal OF the District Court aor
sd in and for said county this eth day of October A. D.
800 S ~ J. II B0STwICK, Clerk. |
pHFIEi LANSING MONTGOMERY Attys. for pl'H. Ism
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-24

Important to Femalcs.-NVhcn n Female Is
in trouble afflicted with disease And requires medical
surgical aid the inquiry should be where is there ply
sician who is fully competent TO administer relief
whose knowledge of the female system is perfect and who
thoroughly understands the application of medicine to d.
seae and whose scientific atainments in surgery have
made him pre- eminent in his profession and whose re-
spectacle standing in society recommends him to the
fdencs of the community. Unless these and many
questions can be satisfactorily answered. the afflicted should
pause before consulting any Considering these thng'
in their true light the celebrated j. c. YOUNG, Of
Montgomery and California streets has concluded to adyer
se his place of business to the public stating that he has
been professor of obstetrics and female diseases for the
last fourteen years and is fully qualified to administer in
all cases. both medically and sugicaly not in superb
cia manner but in as thorough manner years of study
and pTacticeboh in hospitals and private families
make therefore, families rely upon him father
All in afilicton can find in him who can sympathre
with and befrend them in trouble in whose secrecy
the utmost confidence be placed Come all We that
afflicted and in trouble and you will be relieved cnred
Apartments privately arranged to preclude the posi-
bity Of exposure.
n BAH letters inelosng $40 will receive prompt at
tention, and the best advice and instructions. lll
J. C. YOUNG, NJ. D.,
of California and Montgomery streets stairs op-
posite Wells, Fargo & 's Express Office.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-24

All afflicted with pryae complaints should il possibJ
consult Dr. Young whose medical education Is sur.
passed by any Physician in the Country In his skill hon
or and integrity all may rely with safety whe most Of
the medical practitioners in this city are without honesty
rcspecuby their preenson, being grounded in gno
rance and assumption. -
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-24

Commercial pposite
Lser
Dccrcux also employed with astonishing saecesiu
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mo. 81

c, T, ovERToN, President
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{ I 0FEkToN, President,
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I. Il. RoLtF, Clerk.
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/. .Compe,Iing Obedience.


Judge Conrad, ex Mayor of Philadelphia, who is
President of the sectional Anti-Fimore Conven-
ton in session in New York, made a speech de.
nouncing the South, from which we make the fol.
lowing extract s-.is- ~ t-
'Shan they (Southern men) tell us that they
viii withdraw from the Union? Was the Union
made for them alone? Far from it. If they arc
not Milling TO readin tn the Union. they shall remain
neoertheless. Applause We hare hearts and
arms strong enough 10 compel their obedience. Zap.
'plause1 We will not submit TO any dictation of
that kind" 900. d,
This is the language which tyrants use to slaves
We thank the speaker for giving utterance
with his lips to that which so many others wills.
per in their hearts, but which few even of his own
fanatical brotherhood, are fools enough to embody
in words, To such menace the South will not
reply in talk. We believe ourselves strong enough
to resist successfully this threatened despotism,
but If VIC are not we can have choice of evils
This is an era of strange and unexpected alliances
and as FreeSoilers are openly avowibg their readi-
ness and ability to subjugate the South by force of
arms, the South will not only be justified, but it is
her bounden duty, to call to her aid any power on
the face OF the earth, which will be able to helm
her against threatened tyranny, compared with
which that OF George the Third was the essence of
freedom. 49,
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m. Tnnstall nfenaanent.

The corner stone Of he Tunstall Monume. :.
IN, he l.,,, on Thursday, and that ceremony w
=. ono If the most interesting of the psoceedines
- The a.v :, p.nyiIIe. The stone was on yester'
d.v as,,vered AZ the Danville Depot in tha city 70
be transported to the town OF Danvihe
We understand thatthe Hnds LOT sne e.c'.'ou
OF this monument. 70 onsofths sreaes.Dsne'Ac'0''
Of thie State arc much too limited ZOE 'he purpose
and We trust that Il win not long renAinso "snope
that those who well appreciated the man which
living. will generously come forward to Aid In
erecting this ,rite tes,inonIsi to his genius and
worth. Capt Smms, of the Danville Railread, will
take contributions from any here who may be dis
posed to mako them. The occasion Of the aP
preaching celebration we hope viii be selected ~
appropriate to complete the subscription for the
Monument. So ss fsf 3sff So
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Tobacco.

We are indebted to the kindness of a friend for
little pamphlet on "The Use of Tobacco: Its
physical intellectual, and moral effects on the hu
man system BY DIR. William A. Aleett." This
little pamphlet would gladden. the heart OF old
King James, of Counterblast memory We can
not say tstwe relish it SO much, Perhaps, the
CONSEQUENCES of our own addctedness to the
weed, makesusfsel uneasy--we are half inclined to
say,concerning this book, we believe and tremble
We advise everybody to quit smoking and chew
ing-who can. For ourselves, we shall think and
smoke ever it. i3s =s=4r "a ,..lf-5..s -.