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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-12-19

Almanacs Fer 1851 Free.
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w in Interior and Southern Kansas with 3
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sFREE GRATIS, for nothing and not charge goa
eest.D Fl
Store Keepers supplied with any number they
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1letp Advertisements.
Pre-emptors and Claimants |!

Pre-emptors ana Claimants
WILLIAM WEIR, United States Attorney
w for Kansas viii leave shortly for Washing
ton, on business before the ID. apartments. All
persons having presumption and other claims,
can have the same attended to b. addressing, III
his absence, MITCHELL & WEER,
Dee. Is6t ATTORNEYS, Lecompton, X ansaa
Corn Shelers! Corn Shellersl
Tn great variety. at the Mammoth Hardware
and Stove Store Of INGLE BARKER.
Dec. 19. 81.
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stationery! Stationery! Stationery!
IRON PHILADELPHIA. JUST RECEIV ED
L nv WOODWARD &FINLEY.

WE ARE RECEIVING OUR WINTER SUP
w plies of Drugs &c. Our friends in the in
jerior will please send in their orders to the
CITY Drug STORE.
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William 3 Parsons,

n the Courts of the Territory-attend to con-
tested cases in the Land Office, all matters per-
tanning to Real Estate, Conveyaneing. Execu-
ton of titles. &c. Office in the Commercial
acknowledgements, Kansas. Dec. If
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The Hamuaen Associations

7 CAN NOW SUPPLY MY CUSTOMERS
with ali sizs and STILES of COINS, trimed in
the latest and best style, at loE price. Also
Furniture. I have the best OF workman.
warrant M work and the articles going out Of
my shop to be what they are recommended.
Pm JKELLER
LAWRENCE, Sept. u.
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THE HAND THAT SAVES Us.-Two painters
were employed to frcsco the walls of cathe-
dral. Both stood on a rude scaffolding, CON
structed for the purpose, some forty feet from
the floor.
One Of them was 50 intent upon his work
that he became wholly absorbed, and, in ad-
miration, stood off from the picture, gazing at
it with intense delight.
Forgetting where he was he moved back
slowly, surveying critically the work of his
pencil, until he had neared the edge of the
plank on which he stood. At this critical
moment his companion turned suddenly, and
almost paralyzed with horror, beheld his i'm
minent peril; another instant, and the enthu-
siast would be precipitated upon the pavement
beneath. If he spoke to him, it was certain
DEATH if he held his peace, death was equal
sure. Suddenly he regaiTcd his presence 0
mind, and seizing wet brush, flung it agaiBs
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EvANsvII1.E ND THURSDAY MORNING, JAN IS, 1857.

the wall, SCATTERING the picture with unsightly
blotches of coloring.
The painter few forward, and turned upon
his friend with fierce upOraidings; but, startlc /
at his ghastly face, he listened to his recital of
danger, looked shudderins over the dread
space below, and with. tears of gratitude bless
ed the hand that saTed him.
Just so we sometimes get absorbed upon
the pictures Of the world; and, in contempia-
ting them, step backwards, UNCONSCIOUS OF our
peril, whom the Almighty in mercy dashes out
the beautiful images, and draws Us, at the
time we are complaining Of his dealings, into
his outstretched arms Of compassion and love,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-15

AMERICAN Houses IN ENGLAND.-Mr Ten
Brooch has taken his STALL consisting of Le-
-compte, Prior, and Prieress, to Newmarket
England, where they are attracting considera-
BILE attention. An effort has been made to
bring about a match for 5000 over four
mile course, but the English do not seem will
ling to ':come up to the scratch" There is
no doubt, however, that the English turtles
have pluck enough, and it is probable that the
relative speed of English and American horses
will be decided in the spring.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-15

GREAT BRIDGE-A bridge is now being
built acrIss the Upper Mississippi, at st. Paul,
Mimi. It is to be 1900 feet in length rest
ing upon nine piers the highest of which are
seventy feet above high water mark, so as to
enable the largest boats to pass under without
difficulty. The greatest span will be two
hundred and twenty feet; sufficiently wide to
allow the largest RATS to pass without coming
in contact with the abutments The whole
cost of the work will be near $l20000
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sCRyyODD OE8
Nv own on TaE QuARTERLIEs.

wrIL receive in addition the Art Journal FREE. and
81 also certificate giving them enai chance with
other Of the Society draw 1ne oil Painting or
4 choice tiece OF Statuary Three Oil Paintings were
draws by members of the Society IN Evansville last year.
an the YEAR before.
press ch ely they issued and delivered
10 tcriher the leaves and trimmed at cost not
to exceed postage.
LittIes living su to cartfcates and the art Jour
aI for six dollars Gail the Telegraph Office and sub
scri Re early 80 our list aay he compete il oodtue
uovf7 L. q. EARHhAET. Hon. Sec'y
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EEW DEEesS.
FREsgs AND FINN d.


TiCH & VIERLTNG have just opened largo assortment
z Drugs and Medicines to vhieh they invite the ?tten
Physicians. They also Keep indoT
(, Glassware Tobacco. Cigars Paints Brushes kinds
OTIS Bvesus. Spices Pertumery. Fancy Articles c., &c
ALso-4 popular Patent Medicines. All kinds Of Paints
on Pure Wines and Brandes purposes
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call at No II ateT st
nm -. - InnrrnI q aine- mVs-tf
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o. The Uniyers, leading Catholic paper
in France, says: "In all the Catholic cities Of
Germany, the statistical returns make it appar-
scnt that the number Of Protestants is increas-
,ing in a fearful manner"
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NOTICE no E.af2E OE& I3EALGAGS .1ed -
a
QUIZ DRIHAIsH PoI.ONDCs LIQUORS.
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS
FDR MiHTNtF
All Kinds Of R4iau0F8 and Siae&ar
INSTANTLY, " The n5e of
AOOC Urls L ENTIA Al OF

INSTANTLY, ty the use Of
LA 0 L r s Z T / L 5.
Tbo.e OTIS re obtained by D4tlaon at the Chemical
~ ctisl tiysis Lss9ur's Chemical nam pa
iaeons. l4acour tho 1tandfattrc Of Liquors. &c.
and otai money II the oi docs not give
8roJR,s OH. OF CoqyAC converts neutral spirit 70
superior imitation Of reported braudies viz: 1tard
6sst6n snd ion5on Dock Brandies-
Thsse liquors will have full trIty Fe ana De4 tai
}y the usa the Oil of 0ognac New York Brandy Pee
Apple Brandy. C1TnoE Ce&92e brandy re. ,y-,i -
Ncnongahela Rye Whisky, Ola Virginia Malt WHISKY,
OIL On CE1sGr changes common RoetiGed Whizkyto
Malt whisky. AID superior article Of Seetch
OIL OF PEACH changes common whisky to Vir@:nia
Peach Brandy $e on Of & PGaeR ar aud o OF o0sh"o ~"
OIL GIN oouyer the poorest 9sAy to nola@d @ {ia
'IAGo rs C3&CGSTRAfhD ACID viii. in five hours
after being mixed change Eve gallons Of GOOD Vinegar and
a@id Vinegar that in the market by the uao Of
acours Concentrated Acid negar can be MADE LOT oho
FOR MAKiXG LTQUoNs Lacour's OIL require no rr,-
& pour the & ~ have Se g ne ps5r Sit
rich eiIy taste; Jeautifu; color and fne
bead oils tlros distinct pr"nertes in con
verting whisky brandy gin &C. The hT5t pro
ery confines with AID IN ta toT.a ocEnt r
whisky thus that pecnliar irritating end 5'n
ing taste and becomes nG4tfl SPIRIT te IS s3oht - NJ
iiduor which Instn and lapa IS an Pp.rane
nutty olor thar parted to the liquor which rem
ders the genuine lr+nds irFosE'ele
5fsccnt oil for ng three hundred gallons o liquor
Fall comprehensive directions accompany the bottles
F Sale at The Garner Charles Poydras streets
sea and noed with bill Of ladne to any part II
couRtry, upon the receipt Of 80 II t59 a9drss %
Purchasers requested a. e9Trsntfe Of gooa alta
furnish the name Of any ho4se IN Ne% o5ea sno VS. va
that is ella med they will cost nothng jan5-fy
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THE STANDARDS BY WHICH WE ARE JUDGED.
Mr.. Goodrich in his recollections of Life
Time, relates the following story:
A very keen observer, then, and long after
wards Senator of the United States, once
told me that all the BARRIERS of Washington
were Federalists, and he imputed it to the fact
that all the leaders uf that party in Congress
wore powdered and long queues, and Of
course had them dressed every day by the
barber. The Democrats. on the contrary
wore short hair, or at least, short queues, tied
up carelessly with ribbon, and therefore gave
little encouragement to the tonsorial art. One
day, as the narrator told me, while he was be-
ing shaved by the leading barber Of the city
who was, of course, Federalist the latter
suddenly and vehemently burst out against
the nomination of Madison for the Presidency
by the Democratic party, which had that
morning been announced.
"Dear me!' said the barber, surely this
country is doomed to disgrace and shame
What Presidents we might have, sir! Just
look at Daggett, of Connecticut and Stockton,
of New Jersey. What queues they have got
sir-as big as your wrist, and powdered every
day, sir Ike real gentlemen, as they are -
Such men, sir, would confer dignity upon the
chief magistracy; but this little Jim Madison
with queue no bigger than a pipe stem.-
Sir, it is enough to make a man forswear hi!
countryn'
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NEYE EAElL GGUDS.

T3VE Subscribers are in recent Of their supply
s. Fell zad WINTER BOOTS and SHOES. selected for tn
city aud country trade rhreing every varie apd qua
Of Nsn's Women CAlIrc's wenr whdh they eai
lro ,ttanfion of t5o pablis, NCBEA & WELLS.
sep5 First strest. Fosters Block.
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sEHRWNND EGU3E.

yEyHR sfbscrher hastaken the above house, and ma;
entirely rafed and refurnished it, and is prepared
q entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
anner He has also rented the brick Stable owned b
1r Peter Burke and has goodstock ofhors6sa car
fiarcs to let. -
Thestatleislarze, clean and welll located. and good
aosersaroin consantattepdance Particul arattentlo
he raid to the care ofhorses eftwh him forkeep
nr and in allrespects, the public ha find the Sher
.gooA Housea good Hotel. fjy8-tfl IA. BYERS.
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prxr1 E,..tfRrR Axn s.IIECt.Es,

rD IT. BENNETT woe13 respectfully announce to the
citizens Of Evansville aud country that ne
(haziag ged in the uanu o. tter Tor
coico rrticie of his T1GoUta-
tnrel has opened ard Cargenser street near kr3ta =
iTeiirlan Foundry and is prepared to sell IS wholesale
retail than before oderedin this CITY
JeTS-
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rVrwvEy c. s0uEENe0N.

orFsAIE DEALERS GEOoERIEs AND LIQUORS, coRNEE
WATER SITS. Ey ASSvTILE, IND.
have this day formed copartn
o doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
bgiress aving succeeded the business Of Mcssrs Ail
oos purchased their stock and made additions to make
goR CASH as any in Evansville or any city in taf
Vest. ~ . =. ~
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81. CHARLES x1oTEA,

1.-THE dsrsrned lessee Of this WY erected and adrai-
rally adapted HOTEL takes 'sre IN Announcing TO
c orally and especially to arriving or
aersrtin the Porand Whart hatthts hnnse ia no COM
1Iv rnishcd ready the aec0Tnuodat}on OF Guests
verT item Furniture beilng and indeed. the building
roushog fitted with articles expressly manufactured
for the hou5e.
az the is immediately at the landing
ts poist neville where nearly
guests trs arrive and from whence taey de-
and Solth tEts house affords convenience
the traveller heretofore not experienced at
tthis point. 49,.
Establishment command liberal share Of public patron
age intends deserve The House. with its
extensive z-o0nds cool shady ani genera convent
eaces passed transient house. 1t hall be kent
a5 Hoei-acbing Of the essentials ofsueh
an esahtsamert.
AtR J. W well known to the travelling public.
from long connection with Hotels in Louisville IS en-
a~ed will tha general anagenen Of the house
The patronage OF the public is ticited
| val-t W. W. OWEN, Proprietor.
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D2uG STORE.

Ear 7 J. PENNISGTO,E having purchased the stock of
E Medicines opened for sale bF crawford Bell. fe"
months since desires call the attention of the FHbc,
par5ieulary Of ohgican and merchants eonn 70 hs oify
"a make purchases tais which viii he
sseiy rare7ing additions from the Eastern cities and
which will low e Afforded by any
other -biis1en in tie West No 2 ashinston BoeA
BniIdinrs sep29-tf
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'vAsePAULgNs, AWNINGS, &C.s &c.
fI7aH rnderiEued is preget to splice any kind Of rep
a~paulnes Awnings. &c. TO be found at any time
Wfa GREEN'S Central House, Division street
ccti5-5m JotiN 1I-0" ~ 80.
I - T,y nd Ibs cans fresh Cove Oysters lust by
4 - JseI5 e.. II. COOK & SON.
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$500 IN GIFTS
II E0EAL PROPOnTEONs

e. sGETssv's~ & 3. EZ45I7zxTEf.
yyTHGbESAL2 ana retail dealers Leather, Hide7
: Flour White LlLae Ian opposite old Sgaee
Rs,k sep26
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CG&1ToPoLETAE AssT UNION.
THOSE SUBSCRIBING THROUGH THIS ASSOCIATION FOR
HARPER PUTNAM, Es0DEF. GRAHAM.
yTYgKER20CEER, HOUSEHOLD WORDS
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F Fafi and Winter Dry Goods Just received, and now
at tEN8lgH'8 Dry Goot Store hisin street three
do r below Second. His IS Cheap for CASH, ca
soon il y want large amount goods Tor little
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VOLUME TX.
THE ONLY CuRE.-There is q great deal d

IHE ONLY CURE.-Inere Is great Qeal OF
truth and wisdom in the following statement
and remarks Of the Albany New York knick
'srbocker The pauperism of England is, be-
.yond doubt, created in great degree by her
Aims House system. The more endowed
charities we have, the more subjects for them
We ind The demand will always be equal
to the supply.
The only cure for pauperism is industry
The more Aims Houses we build, the greater
becomes the supply Of dead-heads That this
is so, is SHOWN by the statistics connected with
the city of New York. No city in the world
spends more in the way Of charity, than New
York and yet no city in the country has its
pauper population more constantly on the IN
crease. The report Of the New ork Society,
for Improving the Condition of the Poor, has
just made its annual appearance. From that
document, we learn that for the year ending
December /, 1856, 2O4, l6l paup2rs were re
lievcd at the public expense, by an outlay Of
$3.50 954, exhibiting an increase over the
preceding year Of G5,814 paupers, and an ex-
pense Of S258,OO0. This increase is alarming
and shows that the charity of New York,
should and must take a new direction-fnd
employment for the poor instead of bread and
potatoes.
In 1891 in the city of N. Y, there was one
.pauper to every 128 persons in 184l there
was one for every 80 persons; in 1851 there
was one for every 2l persons; and this year
there is one to every II persons. Let the
same ratio continue Is years longer, and there
will be pauper to every five persons; that
is, every five persons in the State must sup
port one pauper. If these figures were not
obtained from official tables, no one woul be
lieye them. In this country, labor is SO amply
rewarded that we should have no paupers al
all. Instead Of having none, the supply
found in New York will soon equal the mum
b.r found in London. There is only one way
to check this immense evil, and that is to re
form the laws which govern our charities. |
men are poor, they must be taught to work
not beg. It men beg, they should not be sent tt
an Aims House to have the vice confirmed
but to House Of Industry, where these habit
may be eradicated. The statistics which W
publish above, are worthy of the most serlou
reflection. Let US hope that they will NEE
with this consideration.
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nHaCK sEzEL.-25 kits prime No Maekersl TeSd and
III sale by mhf FhEShoN oho9'
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AGAIN
a = a =
NEW GOODS At EOSER,s.

" long expected goods have arrived Beantjfui Sao2s
De Lanes, Fannels, Canton Fiannels. double SAa"s
v Jeans Giores &c. &c. anticipating 70 I'll up ou
hse early wish spring Goods wis reduce pres
en- soe r "a possible, therefore lock oct Ter hare2ils
dec35 RO5ER, BRO. l. FREY.
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AZ EEasSEss,S

EsECETVED this morning by Adams Express. new sup
a riv of lsdies misses lambs Wool Hose, eoiore
anI white Kid Gloves fleece lieed Silk Gloves &c: &C.
Txrecn daily additional stock of all sorts
D~v foods which offer friends at reduce
PTrJgs52 roy52 0N'- - R0sER. BRO. & FREY.
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EEEN & pWEN,rNY

In = siN q k>E@ s4S : <'t4
aAVE receiving thcir Fal and Winter stock
of z1ods embra,ng every variety Of nefehandse tey
he re usuaily kent.
the trade the largest and best selected Ftoc1 We
have gotUp agrstyies ere suburb aud prices r.
ought visit this rnsret this Fall without
examining stock II is pleasure show cur choice
teciops goods and whether he huy5 net VIII leave
ecr aud patriot from the fact OF the great beauty Of
tie varous yies an1 cobnatien5 Of gay ricn eo2rs We
tho heat American aauaetoTies, will make MIN
sSe sebf f'00'- " - KEEN L PPEST0N;
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SILVER WARE.

TUST received assortment of Silver Wave consisting
?. Of Table Tea siustar1 and Salt Spoons. Soup
and Cream Ladies Butter children Forks NAPKIN
Rings will he sold at rn-auacturer's prices and
| BTTTROLFF & sons
deols-tf Main street. bet. First and Second
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10 LEE

AN term of years The story building consisting
W IS rooms the of Market and Walnu4 street
Suitable for boarding house. Enquire of
novi uALLoCK & STODDARD.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
,EssAVEE.Ea,s EEoaIE.

Formerly E2salI's EEcad Tavern.
he's taken the above we'll known house.
and regtea and reurnishsd it throughout in the best
yie The aecoumo d&toEs will be aecou3 70 no ee mousse
we'll suDpe I'd table market will aford &hd rates
sonabe. Attached the house IS good Icing ~
Fraya~ viii receive every attention and their e2te be
well taken OF augll-u W. ~ Ah0''
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a1AE2pET CEAFN.-25 tags or sale by w.
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~-A' - & D. HERMANN.
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90 DRUMS Primo large COdfsh, Just rec S,by ~ SON
eD deci3 H. H. oON - -
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s7,,YFsa saE,N aND EED CE91GEEsEE'Z7ss
a J. CALBrVE & co. =. keep constantly on hand and
ANuFAorURF ORDER alt kinds and sizes OF - At
ITEresEs which guarantee Of he very best qcalY; .
Bedding Of all kinds Jenny Lind N2tsras5es Shnck
M 1ot+r T.tsrszes Hair and Spring Mattresses; i:ad
n ali sizes Feather Hair. Moss ard Pill
lows Pillow Slfrs &c All wishing the above AZ
hoIeg or retail prices please eati and exam n Pc
| p[G 5 .a ta CnnsI eart Fya~sviiTe Ind uov12
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BIS Glass Ware Fuublers Of any size and anf discrf7
ion also mint AMI quart Aasks reed y railroad and
ar safe bv dec2 /. IL d. HEfMASE.
The Nevada journal., 1857-06-05
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY Virtue Of order Of sale to directed issued
Id out of the Hon District court of the 4th Judicial
District Judgment rendered therein on the 18th
day Of April A. D. 1857 in favor of benjamin Lachman
and against Wm Edwards, for the SUM Of six hundred
and twenty % 100 (s6222 25) dollars with interest
ON the said Of six hundred and twenty two 25 loo
6s225) dollars date together with interest the
taid Of six Aundred and twenty two 25l0o dollars
IT therate per cent per month from the 18th day
MAYA D. 1857 until paid, together with all costs Of
suit herein taxed S15-Notice is hereby given that
Saturday the 18th day of June D. 1851 at O'Clock
p. NJ win expose to public SALE at the door of the
Court House of Nevada county, as commanded the
property described in said order of SALE to-wt: All
that certain piece parcel of land situated lying and
being in Nevada county the head of Woods Ravine
&uown as Spencer,s Garden. bounded and described
l}olapvst Beginning at certain stake put down for
oorner sake which sta Ike is distant 56 feet
sofsouth west from the southeriy of the ume
enclosing part Of the land above described, and
the northsr bank of the Rock Creek Ditch, and
ming rom thence according to the magnetic meridian
orth 40 east ss6 70 another stake put down for
stakc thence aorth 81 west $50 feet to anoth
certain stake put down for corner stake thence
eouth 81 west $50 to said Rock Creek Ditch thence
easterly following the meandergs and courses Of said
ditch to the plsce Of beginnngy together with an and
singular the tenements heredtame sand
thersunto belonging on in anywise appertaning
~ 81 WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD
op4sfa - sheriff Nevada County.
The Nevada journal., 1857-06-05
sHERIFFs SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of an order of sale, to me directed ls-
IL sued out of the Hon District Court of the 14th Ju
dical District Judgment rendered therein the
llth day of May p 1851 in favor of Henry A. Lones
and against n FIurshutz and Caroline Turshutz for
the sum of Five Thousand and Sixty Three 33-100 dol
lars (S5o63 49, with interest the of S5063 80 at
the rate of two and half per cent per month from
the 9TH day of May. A d, 1857, until paid together
with all costs of suit herein taxed at sl69 65
manded sell the following described property towit
All that certain piece parcel OF property lying and be-
ing situated in the town of Nevada county and State
aforesaid described as follows Being the east side
of Main street above the junction of Commercial street.
Immediately notth of the brick house of A. Johns,
ing frontage Of twentytYo feet more less, Main
street. and running through, easterly to Washington
street. Cayote street. with the frontage thereon
being the lot upon which stands the o story brick
house formerly occupied by said Furshutz and by Sim
Co, Crockery Store, with all the buildings
and improvements rights, members, privileges and ap
purtenarces thereto belonging in any wise apperan
ing.
Notice is hereby given that Saturday, the 9th day
of june A. D. 1857 at O'Clock, p NJ, win expose at
public SALE at the Court House door of Nevada county
the above described property.
VIM BUTTERFIELD,
Sheriff of Nevada County