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THE KIDNAPPED AND THE RANSOMED.
Being the
PERSONAL RECoLLECTIoNs OF
PETER STILL AND HIS WIFE VIVA,
AFTER FORTY YEARS OF SLAVERY.
BY MRS. KATE f. r. PICKARD.

BY MRS. KATE +. r. PICKARD.
With Introduction by Rev. SAMUEL J. MAY, and BIZ
ographical Sketch of SETH CoNcKLIN, by WILLIAM H.
FURNEss, ID. ID.
TNHE foregoing is true narrative Of actual events
Whatever of romance il contains is the romance OF
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III urg his victims from the free States their long and
patient endurance of the heavy yoke of Slavery; the
everything hope OF Freedom which animated Peter Sull
his strong domestic feelings shown in the persistent efforts
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DOCTOR HOOP LANDS
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CINCINNATI. Ju,ae &. l85,

biNCihNAFl, June b, 1000,
MY DEAR SIR: Your eloquent and patriotic
letter of the 18th of May was forwarded to me
from Washington, and came to hand on NV
way to the West, when / had only time to &C.
knowledge its receipt and my obligations for
your warm expressions of kindness and conf.
dence. Since then, have been engaged at my
circuit in Indianapolis.
You will have learned before this, from the
public papers, that the Missouri suit to which
your letter refers was continued to the necem.
Der term, and re-argument ordered. OF
course, 1 cannot now properly say anything in
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in knowing that you are satisfied with INV views,
already publicly avowed, as to the constitution.
al power of the General Government over the
subject of Slavery in the Territories.
Your illusions to our native State and its
battle helds, and to the home of my adoption,
and the Ordinance of 1887, 90 intimately con.
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BERENcE A Novel. Boston, Phillips, Sampson, q Co
lsJ6. For sale by Gray Ballantyne, Washington
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The opening pages of this book seemed to us
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heart. With oil this, however, it is wanting in
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The Nevada journal., 1856-08-22
Legal Notices.
SHERIFF,S SALE

virtue Of decree OF Ioeeasare and OF order Ct sale
= issued ems oi tle Hon. Di7rics C3uF1 14th Judicial
l'fles ln and for Nevada C3ulty, btaring date August
d. lse properly ettestsd and % sne directed aud 1I,
fea 'lanaed On Judgment rac5vescd ia a5 C0urs ia
asot 81 John v eoeer all a sist J. W Snl..h ali his
VIC H. Mara Saith on the t-- Day Of August. A d
80 for tne su1 81 Fourteen l9c ard and Tify-e'.h
y a' a.ii interest ca She .7t au of 1855 uj
rae o O rec PER cent peg "a IN from Tie radJ. of The
alignment '..tl paid t. el1 ''lii al es-Fof suit an
Gu Llanaed 60 sall t.e A wing a c5od perry, to-,v
All iiat certain piece CT . # Land situated wing and
oeil IN tie city aud epia q sssaa a. State oi Cali
iIa ceune-ce al the northeast case. Of lot OF land
owned By Il II Cssvel the south sIe Of spring, street
thence eastet along spring street tory feet and extend
ing back a. -le an s 10 -e sGii Spring street to Deer
Creek aud bounded on the south therabyand also al
that certain piece parce! qi aad commencing on the
south SIDE OF the sad ring street II the Horthwo
ner OF lot Of land owned by G. Palmer thence westerly
along Spring street. forty feet and extending back right
angles 10 the said rng street 70 DeeTCrcek bounded
the south bv said Deer Creek
Notice is hereby given tla wiz sell the above describ-
ei property public auction the highest bidder cash
in front Of the Court House in Nevada city Saturday
the 3Jth day Of august, 1856 , O. clock.
Given under my hand at office in Nevada city this
4th day Of August, A. ID. ls5G
W. W. WRIGHT. Sheriff n C.
Aug. By William Butterfeld Dept
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

CIATE OF CALI OIsNIA, Probate Court of County
- of Nevada, July term, August 9Th A. D. 1856.
In the matter Of the Estates Of Ebeaez Reeve A. Care
Joseph Boyce, Thomas IIickiand, Michael Reynolds
s. iIutchings G. II. Russell H. Grant, w. Il Harri-
son and C. Hanson, deceased.
Aney o. Felt Public Administrator in and for the conn
ty of Nevada and Administrator Of the above named es-
tate having presented and filed his (as near
as he can ascertan OF the affairs of said estates setting
forth that the entire property and effects of said
together with all the papers, books, records &c belong
ing or in any wise relating the destroyed by
hre on the 18th of July A. 1856 and having also filed
his petition praying be discharged from the further ad
mintraon thereof and 10 be released from any and all
liabilities relating thereto Notice his therefore hereby
given to all persons interested in any Of said
and appear before the Honorable the Probate
and for said county at the general term thereof to
be holden the Office Of the County Judge the city of
Nevada on MONDAY, the 25h day Of August A. d.
1886 at 10 o'clock A NJ then and there to show Of
any they canwhy the prayer Of sail Administrator should
be granted and he be discharged the admins
tration of said estates. by order Of the Court,
Attest J. II. BO%THICK Clerk
aug S-iw BY THON. : p UAvTFY Den
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Ready-2iade Clothing Warehouse.
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Numler 100 Battery Street, san francisco California
Importer Of yyery variety of
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, &c, &c.
Also-Blaakets Ducks, Drills Sheetings.
Hats CAPS, Boots, La.iies Shoes, BroRans
X recent arrivals we have received large Invoices Of
- the most Desirable styles Clothing and it is the
Largest Stock ever Jferca IA the market
The Goods are manufactured under my own superyis
ion are oi the best material, wei cut large sizes and
Traders from the Country Call and Examine
This Neyy stock and they vi ind the prices Lower
than they can be found elsewhere in the market
Purchaser mas rely on receiving the best and most
sal5abia Goods .s each article is guaranteed
Orders ror. tie country promptly and carefully a.ten
G,d 10 The strgk consists Of
10000 paiis assorted Fancy Cashmere Pants
leJ93 pr assorted fancy and plain Satinet Pants
7.1QJ I1s I4iaen Pants
aOjO prs Gooiyears Rubber Pants
luAJ prs (ioodyears white Rubber Goats;
2O ases G0odycar's long < short Rubber Boots :;
2o5 eaae' Miners Boots
l,OeJ dozen super. Flannel OycraLirts
! a2y aezen " i.I.e shirts;
80 1es fancy Cashmere overshirts;
C5) duzea hee.y hickory SHIRTS
so dozen helN! Cheers shifts
- t51zen l4erriilaek SHIRTS
1a 1sZ6- i.l5,.,s ls0a. GlldeTs hirts
set it--s ss q asl iarstigts
N~is-ss g.--s t-ssiel s.l1a-ahirts
+tea7u iatl asegoo Drawers
-. j 1ss 6isacasl egl4 0rawcf&
l,l.s fuZcn OYsra44s;
@.t & zen Denim Froeks;
Loo dszen country knit vfol socks
tt'f@Ss -41a' WINE anu l4INti COTTON stchs
lJ-e pieces super silk pocket handkerclofs;
~ dozen super black silk NockeTchiefs;
-l3 dozen cauhric Haadkerelncfs
5i1 dozen Anbher belts
$50 dozen Suck Gloves
@Hl dZan black cloth fiock Goats
to dozen Elcissin Gold Bags;
Lt.y Gszoa Dlt-kIu business Goats
t.. & ztE assorted yyeFcoa;s
~ As itaG Pea ats
800 SIX cloth la1 velvet vests;
100 caseS straw Hats
- b.de, blue and white Blankets
50 bales SAoesngs
~ bales Dris
80 baes assorted Duck
80 1ine fci. Hats
r sale " by VIM G. BADGER
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse.
$50 TaI;ery street Merchant San Francisco
- No Goods Al etaI
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Summons.

StTATE OF CALIFORNIA County OF nevada, Town
- ship Of Eureka Justices Court SIS Before D '
Norton J. P. The People of the State of California 10
J. b Cook.
You hereby summoned TO appear before the undot
signed Justice Of the Peace his Office in said township
on WEDNESDAY, August 20th 1856 at / O'Clock, P NJ.
TO the complaint of Marks Co.. who have hIet
in this office exhibit of Book account against you fof
the of $40 40 dating from February 2sth, 1855
to the 18th of April of year, upon which the so
plaintiffs pray judgment with costs of suit -
On failure to appear and answer, Judgment win se
rendered against you for said sum of sl7o ~ damages
and costs of suit -.
Given under my hand this fifteenth day OF MAY Io"
D. v NORTON. Justice Peace
A t-ro co,v-A Attest. HENRY Moon, Constable
County of Nevada IS 1t appearing to the selnIse
ton of the Court. by affidavit that the ABOVE nsmeo
defendant is not now a resident Of tins state anu sp
caring also that good Of action exists aSainss
b ali defenlant 1t ordered that service be nsdA
hv notification of Summons in the Nevada journal oees
a week for three months - .x
c,iven under my hand this 18th day of May 1855
d. Y. NORTON, Juytsse Pcs-e
~ 1855 i'm
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: CHARACTER-"Old Bumblebee"
was he cognomen of Mr.. T., of New
burypoyt, He gained the title from the
fact Of bis catching a bumble-bee one
Jay while he was shingling his barn,
and IN attempting to destroy the insect
with bis hatchet, cut off the ends of his
:hGnb and fore-fnger, letting the insect
20 unharmed Other mishaps occurred
10 the same old codger in the same barn.
IL one Of MS distractions he shingled
over his spare hatchct; and cutting a
small aperture IN the building to let a
little daylight in, he actually set in a
wooden pane as being economical and
hot likely to be broken Uncle T., in
one Of his oblivious freaks, nailed mp
MS left arm Sc firmly betwixt two
boards Of a fence he was putting up,
that lie had TO call help to get extrica-
ted from his self-imprisonment He
once put button on the gate instead
Of The post. But the rarest friek of all
was when he ran through the streets,
with his hands about three feet asunder,
held before him, begging the passers by
not 70 disturb him, as he had got the
measure Of a doorway with him /