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VNHE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR JUNE p.

V,HE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
i FOR JUNE n.
Circulation. ............ ...."..175.0OO.
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I.LEADING ARTICLES: 4 Convenient Judge; Fey
nando Wood; Stree, Ballads; PseicutaIe; To the
Douglas; A Coming Crash The License Law The
Overland Mail An Exploration.
KANSAS Preamble and Resolution sdoptsd n Mass
Message Of Gov Charles Robinson.
REyEw OF THE WIZ FL SHf IN %SS49.S
that have rsn'pired in the City United
lV.PoETRY: The Westher.
v.REvIEw OF NEW PUBLICATIONS: Little
Doni;-By Charles Dickens
ylTHE sOUTHERNERS AT HoME-No. IL: From
the Joar. Of Northern Traveller Ell Hor'ebaeA
Western Mississippi
NIIFROM WESTERN NETWORK; Correspondence
of The N. Y. Tribune
yru..MR. BYLEs AT NIAGARA AND ON STENCIL
rs From Our Occasional Boston Correspondent
1XMAYoR WOODS REBELLION.
XBosTON GHOSTS AND SEER> Correspondence
Of The ". Y Tribune
XI..HERE'S ONE OUT.
Kid D. HUME AND NAPOLEON Ill
KILL THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE
XIV READING IN SCHOOLS: Core spondenee Of Tbs
xv.,NpIAN POSSIBILITIES on THE PLAINS
wv. DEATH OF DOUGLAS JERRoLD.
xyIr THE WEATHER
XVIII POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE
NIX. LATEST NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH.
Xxx. METEoRlC PHENOMENON
xXI..THREE MEN HUNG.
XXII. NOTES OF A TRAVELLER: American Hotel Life
Correspondence Of The ~ Y Tribune 1890.
XNlll.. FROM ST. LOUIS I'd 81. PAUL AM NL"-
YORK From Or Own Reporter
XxIv..AGRICULrURAL INTELLIGENCE
XY.MISCELLANEOUs: Rival TO the Mammoth ,e o.
Kcu:acky The T. al If Puget the Sca.Peri OpathA
mosoope: A Hint "a Farmers The Oldest woman
How 20 get House al If . WHISKY Barrel
XVI. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XVII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: FAN Reports OF me
Stoek, Money Cotton, Grain, Cattle and otheI MAJ
hso, specially Reported for The Tribune
e5J Fiv, copies, NsI Ten oopis. Sf2. -. g..
Single -opes Wrappers can BE- obtained NJ The ccpi 10
be .t1estioH oGce tt' pcrpns Price &C.
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x1ALUABLEA No. l. FARM at GREAT NECK,

L. LII setes under the hights, u cultivation
aud highly uAnlIed Is woods locust timber aud IS Ia or
ehard Of the best mated fruit The buildings aud oathodse'
large end ,xi.nye the hay crop immense the ison
dshsbtf with fine Of tho Bay and sound only miles
from SewYofk By boat and rsirosd
tlI1) A. J. ekkkCkSR, son Co, Va. S9'a2f
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JAMAICA WEST INDIEs.-Yery Valuable

ESTATES comprising about 900 Acres IL Land consist
Ing chiefly Of Penn sgg. Psutons together With
u.rous Work. Buildings Stock &c, thereon 10 the P1isss
of T.axny 81 Jsmes's We-tmorslsDd Hanover and ~.
Mary tie property Of srsnon Clarke BART de-
CHINEoCK L GALsWORTHY are instructed 70 sell by
Auction at Auction Mart In the City u London, OF
THU RSDAY August 1rh 1857 mposnt and valuable nass
Ia Island u Jamaica late the property Of SIR simon hs0
Clarke hart deeeaed eomprns follows Two vaaabT
Works known Hampshire and Berkshire,
rou. Buduss thereon IN the, Parish Of Trewuy 20
Parcels u Land also the Parish Il 1reagny known 81 the
nare Of Aaho gary Hall Penn containing $50 thSrs.
bouts beng the occupation II Mr. Charles Clarke tenant
thereof Plantation Works called Long Pond,
In the Parish If TTeswny containing 100 acres or thsrsoonts
good of cultivation ate In The occupation u tbs ho
r. H. Shirley decessd alsO II the Plantation Sns@1 -
Plantation containing Sl5 theresoc1s ab1t
ting Pond and kststes al.o the Fanta
tiol the Parish Of -. Mary War
Castle the Plantations called Kings valley IN sae
Psrb We,tnoreard containing go or tAeresbout.
et 70 Sinclair snd Whteock also 2Pspations In the
Parish Of Hsnoy-r called FstHog QsrE and Woodehareh,
let 70 Mesrs Edwards Russell also ala those other Estates
Wakefield eli ether the Estates IL the said and Of Js
us tn property the said Sir Simon H.ughtOn Clarke
d.c,..d toseta.f with Messuss.s NILS Mihouses Boil
Eosse. stu housss I'd hees Ereeons aud butinss IN
and ur< the several Estses and al T0os Impen Cattle
and other Live stock passing herewith
For particulars apply 20 hesss Jas Taylor Mason Taylor,
Solicitors No IS flnivals Inn London Aessra Robson
Lighot. Solicitors Caste st., Leicester squAfe London;
hssTs Chinook GalswOthy Auc0neers and Land Agents.
No London and II J. W. Fisher esq, Hanp-
stsGd Estate Falmouth, jamaica
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professional Notices.

NEW PATENT sPECTACLESf for PRESERV-
N ING yIsION-suitius for Life and needing change
Invented Patented and sod only Professor FRANKS OPP
cian D. New York Eye Hospital Lecturer on Sight he, No
p.ys yov Esw.Y0k DR.. FRANKS intends wing Drofbs
s,on,Ily The principal cities Of the Ests<n s.atss
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DR.L. SCHLESINGER, member Of the CniSer-
,y Of Pans rue De Lortes No H. desires 70 have sew
An.rie., yonps G-ntemen PUPILS and BOAsDkks Ia
hls emily they will ecees general god .iac>ion-
References. the Rev. Or. Alder, No lS last y "a,
spe,er CO. No. :. BrosG~ay HalsArtAn heafe'a Nc "
Exehsrse place.
CCHOOI-FARM-HO attention al
- par~us having dsashtr 20 edaesse nnssd 70
The ASHLAND COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE IN whcA SA~se
he town Of Ashland Grcene Co.. NewIort STUDENTS received
Il any time For Cicusrs With fn particulars sFpy 70 ~
WARD GOOprNOuGH. NJ. le2 Nasssast. Newly ass Ed
SRAY, Bssh., Brooklyn, WM AoEoAS. ssss WaAAfr
t1rah; OF to tie rrinsp>-
SCHOOLS and SCHOOL PROPERTY tor
~ SALE-Teechers wsn;ee, Pupls scesns sesoa sns
Private Glass; Professors as Teachers seeking cngSe nts
Z n. WILCOX SONS L ScuooL Ass>el; No rs hsost-
vsy ten perpetual lntrocuccT htns al orders Va ,n'
lie. and changes for CheckbV,rs 81 OF ce on N.
Couvspsaton IS $40 SIS SIS sc. No ehnse 70 PaPils
TEACHERS and PsoPLE's MskriNG and CosSEsf"soANSs
DAILY 20 u sud l to o'e.ook.
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Loot ano fonne.

I OsT-In William street, near the Leather man
- sfaeares Bsss, 90 Tuesday .aSrntes Shc land
sv4 az Gsns .ss5 eq L ssSnGt saSre No.
~ FsIhr Ny
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DRINTS.-300 cases First-class Light and Dark
I NADER PRINTS New styles eonlins ln frsn the
wciL isly ~ .sIe b. SEsMITH &c., 10. II Srosa"'y
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6pffial Notices.

Lafay cite Lodge No. 81. r. and A. M.-The Mem
e this Lodge hereby notified 20 attend Special Meet
Gothic Room Of Centre and Grands on fhl-
DAY June % O'Clock 70: the purpose Of attending
the FUNERAL Of our late Right Worshpfl Brother, VIM ii.
CORNELL.
The members q the fraternity general rssPec;iqy in
ysted 20 attend JOHN REID W. W.
W. Irving ADAMS, Sec'y.
To Committees on Fireworks.
SPECIAL EOTlCE.-Tbe Undersigned respectfully informs
public dpsy that orders cannot be taken after
be 9Th Of Of the orders already
received All other kinds of FIREWORKS be obtained
ssnal at JOLLEY TIERS No Is Maiden lane and No. 100
Wnhaust Address as above @. A LiLLlENDAHL
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BoarS ana Rooms.

Doar6 and Rccms.
I AFARGE HOUSE, Broadway, opposite Bond
This new aud commodious fret class Hotel Is
tinued on the AMERICAN PLAN without advance in price
Terms 81 Sc De day. Public patronage respectfully solicited
EDWIN II. STONE Proprietor.
w w Hill formerly Of the Irving Housed Superintendent
4 GENTLEMAN and his Wife without children
IA or single Gentlemen nd the comforts Of quiet
home by APPLYING at No II Wiowst Brooklyn Hishts Sit
uation delightful Three minutes walk from Fulton or WaI
Ferries. Terms moderate; reference exchanged
DOOMS-With or without breakfast, can be had
III in the house No. 81 West 18th st. Bath In the house
Rsfere required.
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Jnsuranre Gompanies.

british COMMERCIAL LIFE-INsURANCE
II COMPANY Loodon and Aueres- IS 10000 Aeeumn
ated Cspitsl-So IS Was-1ks Company ha. eeen IN sue
egs.ful n years. aud It's stability IL undoebed En-
dowsn Of Children and Life Insurance In all rs brxnshes
Application be made By NAL 70 GEO. NJ KHEvifT Ae
iusry.
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pleasnre Grfnroione.

EXCUrRSlONS.-The fine Double decked Barge
H 1REEE newly painted put complete order furnished
80 and win be chartered for Also
o. s,csrbosts KING PHILIP, YOUNG AMEhlSA .. D.
o. q % The Captain beard foot OF AdHlnsst nIooYG
V,YCJIRSIONS EXCURSIONS - EXCUR-
r. SONS Tn. vel known steamboat WASHINGTON
M most to.nodous boat now running oss
ft.d p .xp,ssy for sursion season fsIes wsh"t
a. rh.S. can geaIu psrtit BY applying to the o~ns
Eos 81 aud 2J5 Hudson-sti or No 80 Mts'eE
vTO CHATTER for EXCURSIONS or
II OTHrR PARTIES thc is,sc and eommodious SO
SASTA CLAUS with ca without bsrgcs fef p@'-'"Ai'
s-ou,Ts 81 m y FARRINGTON Nc II Jay e.
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Ben Publications.
Y OUR WIFE w ANTS 1T. -
IIARPERS WEEKLY,
Five Cents a Number 90 50 q year.
NUMBER TWESTY-sIX READY THIS DAY.

Our readers will be Glad TO near that
WHAT WILL HE Do WITH 1T"
the story BY Sir Z. BULWER LYTTON Bart
IneDoed in No "a June 49, by with the Author
and will be continued to completion We congratulate our
readers the fact work by Buwer is perhaps the
nobst treat that be offered 20 person Of refined
and cultivated taste.
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fine Aris.

A FINE LARGE STEEL ENGRAVING of the
N Rev. JAMES CAUGHEY, by Welch for sale at the
thodst BOOK and Tract Depository No ll9 North Sxthst
PhlAa, lphia, also for tale BY THOMAS OWEN No lso
fry. ~ Jerscy City and No. q 9th-st., New York.
A SUPERB PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT OF
~ uoRsCF GREELEY has Just been published for sale
Nv n BRApY No $50 Broadway IL wall be by mail
o. receipt Of 81, OF IS per dozen
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fireworks.

LNIREWORKS.-A general assortment OF PLAIN
and eoored FIREWORKS and Of the best quality for sale
Nv BADEAU LOCKWOOD Co.,
" No. 27 Wsshins.oa'st.
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Groceries ano prouisions.
Building Materials.

LINGUISTIC TILES-For Vestbules, Halls,
~ Hesrh., Dining rooms, Conserystodes 10 0ARSkihx
CHIMNEY TOPS, DRAfN-PIPES, &C. FOR ssle by
MILLER 4 COATES No 10 PezrlsG. n z.
CARNKIRK and AMERICAN CHIMNEY
" TOPS also best GLAZED and VithGed DRAIN PIPES ct
Long Island Pottery Depot No. 90 Nas.aast L. H. QUINN
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9tationerp ano fanrp Sooos

@ l. o T + e. j A h
y sTATIONERs and BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
No. IS Fulton-st., between William aud Gold
Orders respectfully solicited
CTEPHENSs CELEBRATED WRITING
- FLUIDS and COPYING INKS-HENRY STEPHENS,
No 81 Sarnford.t London and No Us Pearlst New York
Sold by the principal Ststioners
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FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1857

A CREOLE COOK. from Washington, offers
"A himself in private family As STEWARD or COOK TIE
advertiser lived In th ir faes in Fran and England
wen a. in America be well for his csPaby Ap
Div AZ NJ. NEELLOEs, No. IL W.lser-s.
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paints, Oils, UIass, &r.

wick. Also, COBURN PURE TALON OIL, which win
Sperm stands colder weather aud burns we'll War
rAr ted above. Barrels 10 10 10 gallons Only Aseat
JOHN w. QUINCY, No 80 WilkAmH.
N'IE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY.
Il Manufacturer Of
WHITE LEAD,
dry and IN OIL Importers and Crushrrs q Lnssed OIL Pgrs
White Zine Paint prepared from the best French Oxde and
ground in refined Lnseed Oh Red Lead and Lfhsrse ofexts
fine quality The trade and supplied the most
liberal terms By ROBERT C0LGATEk Co,
General Agents for the Company
No 17 Pearlst. Nsw-York.
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Tor sALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, con

EOR SALE-On Murray Hill, tirst-class brown
Il stone HOUSE, with all the improvements and Of sa'
kOWBRAY No. rs Lexng ton ay., c. II. OLIVER, No.
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THE DUSSELDORF GALLERY Is open ever
Il The Hail of Dr. CHAPIN'S Church. No. Si8 Broadway
N. old looaton-from 10 oeock until ~ 9eloef Pm Al
nu,ssinI oenfh
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-. 49, whether be vss the man; person By The
~ ~ II j. EcksI oalled there 20 &c. toupee.

m AZ vhst tinef A. The 1871 0f JarsarJ.
B You sent with him into The dressing room A.
rek him INTO ODE Of the vrivste dressing. roous.
o. vel SIR A. Tsere BE- tned several touPee-;
l,erch s1me INTO he room, and while choosing
sui some more, a lady came and ioqGned Tor him. -,
o. under,tsno You % say the lady VIZ not with
Am A. No she came siier him.
O. Did sbe sSlute hun y lie wss ID zoe D.eH'
ION az r.roe m the front store and inquired for him.
and / vent and asked Il mat vac as name soc
Men came in. rrs..,.1. .,:....,
some 10 the color, and some 70 uls qua4y' Ut nuns
o. A. 10 color and quality curl. &c, A Yes Sir
thes produced article "nlcI sc have parity made,
Which be pitched.
q. Did they say anything else A. They wanted
ne TO have IL cone BY the next Day particularly they
wanted il fer some special purpose.
q. In the actions Of either while selecting the " &
ard all that did you Anything tne, Jed you 20 think
Mat che his wife a. ] had al idea al first TIA,
che vas he wife and then aterwsrd tnouZnt other,
vse; thought there was a little more freedom and
lot exactly as a wife would set toward him.
q. Was the lady short or tall ? Short.
q. What was the age OF the lady! 4. About 30 or
~
q. Well they left Sir A. No; tod them that It
vac customary TO have deposit before we hnlshei
fbese very expensive article they are very nice, aud
We don't wait 10 nave them left on hand We require
depost from strangers.
Ia d1gueneotype of Eckel vas shown witness which
Wa Identified as toe man who called.
q. VIVA; reply did yOu get A. The lady said !
sugh. TO be better Judge Of pbysognomy, and not 70
1es, everybody the same way.
q. Wei, they paid anything A. lie deposisd =.
q. Was il the gentleman a. Yes, Sir.
q. Did they 90 away then, Sir a. Yes, Sir.
q. Called the following morning! 4. No, Sir they
don't call ill dark
Q. Were they both tose;herl A. Yea, Sir they
tined it on ard TOOK It.
O. Would you recognize tie lady il you saw her
A. 1 could.
Coroner Officer, will you take this up to M's.
Gunningharfs room say nothing, but just LOOK q.
her and bring him back AGAIN
tTbey went and retsrnea
Q. DO you recognize that q the lady A Yes, Sir.
One Of The Anonymous letters shown, addressed:
TO mister
fof.Lsr OF
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-02
LEGAL NOTICES.
CoNsTARLfs,s sALE.-sTATF on cAIIFoRNIA

CONSTABL1c's sALE.-sTATE OF FcAIIFoRNIA
~ County Of Nevada BY virtue Of three executions
to delivered issued from the Court Of B. Johnson
aforesaid and Township of Bridgeport bearing date Nov
9th A. D. 1857, to satisfy judgment rendered by said
Court on the 4th day Of Nov 1851 in favor of f.
BENNNGER and against IRA NJ BUcKHANNoH, for the sum
Of $565 l5 debt interest damages and costs OF suit
have taken in execution and viii sell to the highest bidder
for cash in front of the Justices office in North San Juan
the following described property to wit The undivided
third interest in the Ranch known Johnsons Ranch
with all the appurtenances hereunto belonging together
with one frame house also the undivided one third OF GER
tain Mining Claims situated near, and below said Ranch
Shady creek Bridgeport Township, Nevada County be
ing subject to mortgage in favor of Crafts Parish Co..
and against Ira NJ Buckhannon for about three hundred
dollars due jan LIST 1S5Son Saturday the 9th day
day ofDeeember 1857 between the hours ofl0 O'Clock
A. NJ. and O'Clock P. NJ.
Taken the property of Ira NJ. Buckhannon to satisfy
the above demands and accrung costs.
November 9TH A. d. 1857. $3.50
6-3w G. W. MOORE, Constable
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-02
CONsTABLE,s sALE.-state ofCaIIfornla,

~ County of Nevada, Township of Washington SIS. BY
virtue Of an execution TO me delivered, issued from the
Court Of W. w. Wxom Esq acting Justice of the Peace
dated Nov 18th 1857 to satisfy judgment rendered
in said Court the 18th day of October A. 1857 upon
umberman's lien in favor of A. d. Skllman and against
James Cubertson Co. for the of one hundred and
damages and costs Of suit have taken in execution and
will sell to the highest bidder for cash in the town Of One
ga in front of Iansngs store Saturday the 5th day of
December A. 1857 between the hours of 10 O'Clock NJ
and O'Clock the following described property to wit
Ditch known the Virginia Ditch, and leading from
Diamond creek to Omega will sell all the right title and
interest of James Culbertson Co. to the above
toned ditch.
Taken the property Of James Cubertson Co. to sat
isfy the above mentioned lien and costs.
Omega, Nov 18th A. d. 1857.
ltd FRANK J. LOUD, Constable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-02
NEVADA CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 1851

TEE ATROCITIES IN INDIA.-The following ex-
tracts from letter by private soldier, in In
dia, to his grandfather, paint the horrers of the
war now raging in that country in IS frightfu
colors as anything we have yet read. The let
ter is dated Dinapors, July Is.
"At Delhi, my dear grandfather, the diaboli-
cal cruelty of the Sepoys is horrible to relate !;
they paraded all the European heads up and
down the city in cart, and at Allahabad the
9th Native infantry, who had received praise in
the morning for their loyalty to government,
fell on their officers in the evening, while they
were at meas, and killed II Of them. The adju-
tant Of the regiment they,had nailed to an arm
rack and made target of his body; another
officer was pnioned to the ground with bayo-
nets, and fire lit on his body. At another sta
tion there was one officer and his wife-he kill
ed seven of the miscreants with his own hand,
and when he saw there was no chance for him
self or his wife. he shot her and then himself,
before he would let her fall into the hands Of
the Sepoys, because he was we'll aware that her
fate would be rape and then murder. At = sta
tion called Fyzabad two native regiments OF
foot and enc Of horse, with battery Of guns,
mutinied aud killed some of their officers; one
colenefs lady saw her husband shot in front OF
her eyes, she then went raving mad through the
jungle with her two infants. had this from q
survivor, one that escaped in boat with ABOUT
20 more Europeans, principally women and
children; he saw the lady with her children on
her back and called her to him, but she looked
at them for moment and then ran screaming
away, dragging her children after her. They
could not land to pursue, because the Sepoys
were coming down on them at the time to muir
der them. have since heard that the lady has
been rescued, but is still q maniac. will give
you another instance of their horrible cruelty
one European officer, commissioner at Del
hi, with his wife (who was pregnant) and four
children; they tied the husband in chair, and
then cut the heads off his four children, and
ripped open his wife, took the unborn babe from
her, and struck the husband across the face with
it, and then shot him. My dear grandfather
you would scarcely credit all these awful things
but can assure you it is all too true. You
affectionate grandson"
RICHARD DeUGLAss.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-02

- County of Nevada, Township of Nevada, By vir-
tue Of execution 10 delivered issued from the Court
of NJ Clark acting Justice of the Peace in and for
the County aforesaid bearing date 10Th day of November
A. 1857 to satisfy judgment rendered by said Court
the 2Sth day of September 1857, in favor of Hong
Kong and ochers and against Alexander Davis Isabella
Walker and Others for the Of sixty dollars, debt
interest damages and costs of suit have taken in
cuton and will sell to the highest bidder for cash the fol-
lowing described real estate 10 witt One certain House
md Lot situated on the North side OF Commercial Street
also, two other lots situated Cayoe Street.
the Catholic Church. the other Pine Street the Du
House all the above property being in the City and
County of Nevada win sell all the above described pro-
perty the Court House door, in the City of Nuvada
Tuesday the 18th day Of December, 1851 between
the hours of O'Clock NJ O'Clock NJ. Taken the
property of Isabella Walker TO satisfy the above demands
and accruing costs.
Nevada, Nov. 21st 1857.
Std L. s. GREGORY Constable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-02

" County and Township of Nevada, BY virtue of
execution to delivered issued from the Court of j. NJ
Clark ESQ., acting Justice of the Peace in and for the
county aforesaid bearing date tie I'd day of November
1857 to satisfy Judgment rendered by C. Il. Smith ON
the 4th day of December 1854, in favor of ID. LAcH
MAN BROTHER and against JAMES FLENSnSG and ELLEN
FLEMING for the Of STA 81 debt interest damages
and costs Of suit with interest the said from the
date of judgment. have Iaken in execution and will sell
to the highest bidder for cash. the following described
property to wt The certain Quartz Mining Claims and
lures thereto belonging situated Femmings house
and above the Pine street bridge in the city of Nevada
Tuesday the day OF December 1857 between the
hours of O'Clock and O'Clock N. of said day, in
front Of the Court House door in the city Of Nevada
Taken the property Of James and Ellen Flemmng to
satisfy the above demands and accruing costs.
Nevada City, Nov. I'd A. D. 1857
6td u S. GREGORY Constable
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-02

CHRIS LnLY-Ths Panama correspondent
Of the ETening Bulletin Mr. Rice, gives detail
ed narrative of the death Of Chris. Lilly, by
which itappears that he and companion named
Yates were murdered by Knote, an officer Of the
Costa Ricans, who, by offering to tow Lilly's
vessel to La Union, for repairs, took them pris-
oners. The correspondent says:
"On his arrival at La Union, Knete took Lilly
on board and put him in irons, He was seen in
this condition on board the Santiago, by an
American gentleman, who iaterceded with
Knote for his release. Knote replied that he
would be glad to accede to his request, but he
had orders from his Government to send him to
the capital. A couple of months subsequently,
KnOte informed the same gentleman that he had
released him. This proved to be false. BY or
der of the Guatemaian commander, Lilly and
Yates were taken down into the hold while in
irons, where volley from five marines, com
manded by sergeant, were fired into them
Lilly fell dead at the first fire; but Yates, who
was a very powerful man, was not Immediately
killed. In his agony he dashed his manacles at
the head Of his dead companion, and scattered
his brains about the hold. Yates was finally
dispatched, and then the vessel raised anchor
and went out to sea, to sink the bodies Knote
sold the coffee for his own benefit, and also rob
bed Lilly of fifteen hundred dollars in cash he
had with him. These murders were long time
kept secret, but are not now disputed by any
one. No doubt Knote committed these murders
for the sake OF spols, as Lilly had no trial, and
the Government, it is believed, were not ever
informed of the execution.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-02
NOTICE TO TEAMsTERs.

w AGON ROAD from Nevada to DOwnievie, by way OF
w ROBINSON'S CROSSING.
This Road is in fine condition and presents the shortest
route road for Packers and Teams to all the var
settlements along the Divide between the South and
Middle and the Middle and North Yubas, by way of Hess
and Emery Crossings.
The Road also affords the nearest route for Packers and
Travellers from Sacramento, by way of Rough Ready,
Grass Valley Nevada and the mines further South to
Poor mans Creek Nelson's Creek and all the mining
giOn north of Nevada and Downeville.
This Road is easily travelled that between Sacra
mento and Nevada -Four horses readily draw from
three four thousand pounds of freight from Nevada to
the top of the hill at Downievie when the road is not OBJ
structed by heavy rains or snow ..
A. Y. ROBINSON Proprietor
June Ilth 1S56-401y%