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Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26

CHURCH ARRANGEMENr-The Sacramento
Union says, that Bishop Kip has resigned the
Rectorship of Grace Church, in San Fran
cisco, on the groFnd that his charge inter-
fered with his general duties as Bishop of
the State at large. Rev. F. G. Ever will
succeed to the position, having acted in that
capacity during the absence of the Bishop,
East. The latter will, however, occasionally
preach both at Grace Church and Trinity
Church.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26
6rass UaIlep geIegtapg,
W. B. EVER, bIToR.
GRASS VALLEY. DAc. 20, 1857.
AGENTS II

g rs
J. E. HANIIN, Bookseller, oher of Broad and
Pine streets, is authorised eht to transact bus
ness for this Office in Nevada and throughout all
the upper portions of the Count
GEO. A. LovEaRovE is our dulyAuthorised Agent
or Sacramento. He may be forIl at 81 J St
Mr.. L. P. FISHER is our sole Agnt in San Francis
CO. He Is empowered to receive hvertisements, and
receipt for the same. He may b&ound at his desk
the Iron Building opposite the Pacific Express Of
6ee up Stairs.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26
m The San Francisco August Dec. IL

~ The San Francisco Argusf Dec. II,
contains the following ;-"YesteIny morn
ing William Shaw, of Grass Vallr, Nevada
County, had one of his hands a1utated at
the wrist. 1t was cut off piece byiece, joint
by joint, as it was not known he far the
Decentralization, had exteaed. The
operation was very skillfully pebrmed by
DR.. Bennett of the British Hospil, assisted
by Drs. Nuttall. Dupuytren al others,
whilst the patient was under th influence
of chloroform, We are happy tthear he is
doing we'll"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26

THE MINT AT S. F. is resolve into an
Assay Office. We see by an adv vstisement
of c. Fl. Hampstead, Superintenddt of the
U. S. Mint, that from and after TIL 1st day
of January, gold bullion will be received at
the Mint and manufactured fnto1npArted
bars. The charge for the same, If one per
cent. And SO our Mint has becoman Assay
Office, like those of private Assa!rs in San
Francisco.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26
Christmas

Christmas passed off in tits place without
any noticeable incident. if vi except some
what unusual display of tie effects of bad
whiskey. AS the Sacramento stages were
standing at the door of thI Exchange on
Christmas morning, waiting for the mail
and passengers, the horses suddenly took
fright from the noisy demonstrations of some
drivers at furious rate. One of them was
brought up by passenger who crawled
through the opening in front, to the drivers
seat, and grasped the reins. The other tuyn-
ed over, fortunately without injury to any
one, the horses, at the same time, clearing
themselves, and were not found for several
hours.
The stores were generally closed on Christ
mas evening. "Old Block for the first
time we believe, in Grass Valley, closed his
Banking House for holiday, and posted the
following characteristic notice upon his door;
CHRISTMAS.
If others rest when Christmas comes,
And merry are in happy homes
Who I'll begrudge in Life's rough knock,
A leisure hour to poor Old Block?
On Christmas then, we III close the door,
And merry be till Christmas IS o'er.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26

RETURNED.-Jobn Webber, late County
Treasurer, returned on the last steamer from
the East, accompanied by his lady. A few
months residence at the East has satisfied
him that there is no country in the world
equal to California.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26
.MMARNRRN HNEEs !

THE undersigned offers for sale choice colleStlon
i of young Mulberry Trees of two years gG9wta,
in The pest condition for transportation These
Trees ere from French seed and grow to large sEe
Offering the double advantage of shade trees and
yielcing also delicious fruit. As only a lpltea
quantity are for sale early application wilbc need
fyI Also for sale, choice assortment OF roSseeS.
HENRY RUFFAE Myunt Placer Rrnc& !,
Purchasers mag 2eGpe their orders ith Wells Fargo
d. Co. or Geo. A Montgomery Co. Grass VelletSl ST.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26

@ The number of passengers by the
Golden Gate, Dec. 2l, is said to be the small
est which ever left San Francisco, on an
Eastern steamer.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26

@- Wallace Gehr has been convicted in
the Nevada Court of Sessions of Grand Lar
ceny. He was sometime since sent, by the
same Court, to the State Prison.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26
~ Mr.. P. ]. Esnenschie,

% Mr.. z. J. Espenschied, wealthy
shoe dealer, of Nevada, commith suicide
in San Francisco, on "Wednesday asst He
had for some time been laboring tder de-
preston of spirits, but no seriouapprehen-
sions were entertained of any seris results
until the fatal catastrophe was anpunced.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26

New BooKs.-Spencer has returned from
San Franciaco, with e. large and valuable
addition to his stock Of Books, Stationery,
Fancy Goods. &e, Call. and see him.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26

O'0"y = Psas-Gensral debility, low .n,r,,,
,cuS irritation are the Inevitable conseousO
ces Q. indigestion Renovate the stomach clao- A.
oowels' snd regulate the secretons with these -
der working Pills, and the strength retprus n. -
preston ceases and the nerves become aa,., ~.
sno theory, but practical truth fo.naos -. -
years Of experience, volumes of testimony .na -.
concurrent admission of all mea;c., r-E '4le
witnessed the effects of the ls,D.a.. "-4O
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26

A- We ;.d0btUu to Mr. sullivan, of
San Francisco for our usual files of Allan
tic papers, and also for a file of the New
York Daily Tribune
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26
MUSICAL RnxES '.

of every size and style, with Mandolin and Bell
~ Attachments, and selections of music froH
Operas, Nutional Airs, PolkaS, Waltzes, ect = ~
For sale by BRIGGS, DEY & CO.,
Is 9s Montgomery St, corner Califerne
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26

LoUTzENHE1sER's "Grass Valley Alma
nae, for 1885," will be issued early in the
coming week.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26

w The N. E. Church of this place, are
now holding series Of protracted meetings
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26
SUMMONS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEvADA-Ss.
District Court of the 14th Judicial District of
said state

| STATE OF CALFORNlA,t COUNTY OF NEVADA-SS.
District Court of the 14th judicial District of
said state
The People of the State OF California
To JOHN JOHNSON, Greeting
You are hereby Summoned to appear and answer
to the complaint of JOHN S. MAYHUGH, filed a.
ganst you within ten days from the service OF this
Writ if served on you in this county within twenty
days if served you in this District and out of this
, county, and within forty days if served you in
this State and out of this District in action
menced on the ninth day of October 1857, in said
Court for the recovery of six Hundred and fifty dol
lars together within interest thereon the rate Of
ten per cent per anumenm until paid as set out in
plaintiffs bill of complaint file in the office of
the clerk OF said court certified copy of which is
herewith served
And you are hereby rotiied that'if you fail to
answer said complaint herein directed i lantiff
will make judgment against you therefor by default
together with all costs of suit and also demand of
the Court such other relief il lrasd
id complaint. I"
In testimony whereof l. RUFUS SHOEMAKER,
Clerk of the District Court aforesaid 90 hereunto
set my hand and impress The seal of said Court this
10th day of December A D. 1857.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk
By WM- SMITH, Deputy.yr
In this action it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the courl from the return OF the sheriff of Nevada
County, and affidavit of plaintiffs attorneyso on file
and and that he canOnt be found in said County 1t
@s therefore ordered that sesvice of summon and
complaint be had upon said defendant by publica-
Tia inCthe Grass Valley Telegraph weakly news
aper published in the County of NevaCa. once
pweek for least three months the date of Pub
lication. NILES SEARlS, District Judge.
A true copy, Attest-Rufus Shoemaker, Clerk, by
William Smith, Deputy.
Smith Maslin, Attorneys for Plaiutifs. 1o-3m+
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26
NOTICE.
SAN FRANCISCO SUGAR
MM DRYs mRf RYRl nv

G1S ~ 2N @&@ - =
i of the undersIgneu; t-A -A444As AsvN1AE4GE
SUGAR sold by them, has been mixed with
CHINA RAW SUGAR, by purchasers, and as Sold
as Refined Sugar. N
In instances, our Brand and BafreTSN have
been used, and in others, the Imitation has been sd
close that consumers would readily be deceived IN
some cases, the Raw Sugar has been Packed with
layer of the Refined Sugar at the top and bottom of
the barrels 4
N9 Consumers are cautioned against
these Frauds, and are informed that theyNnay OBJ
tain standard samples of our Sugars at ON Office ;
and, on application by mail, the same will be sent,
free of charge to any part of the State Buyers
cautioned against Mixed Sugar branded;
San Francisco Refined Sugar, Best Yellow, D." :
In imitation of brand of second grade Yellow
Sugar, which runs thus
" San Francisco Sugar Refinery, Refined Yellow Cof-
fee Sugar, D.''
Frauds will be treated according to the Iawsfor
the protection of Trade Marks
n7Sm BOND HALE,
Agents of the San Francisco Sugar Refinery.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26
BROOKLYN HOTEL.
COR BROaDWAV& SA.NSOME SITS
SAN FRANCISCO.

ez]$ THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL KNOWN
E.fA and Old Established House is still at his old
&iA tricks--of feeding the public for the low SUM
of SIX DOLLARS PER WEEK, and still they come
to partake of his good and well furnished Table, ana
as Mr. Kelley oneof the Pioneer Hete Keepers OF this
city he pledges himself that there will be nothing
wanting at his House to make the public comfSrta'
Bile. ' .
The House is centrally localed, in the vicinity 81
river and ocean steamers
The House contains number of single and Fami.
ly rooms well yentated suitable for ladies and sin.
gle gentlemen.
There is attached to the House Reading Room,
and Library which contains a large number of 80,
lected Stap&ard Works. There also at the arrVa
of each steamer wagon, which belongs to the house
to cop&ey passengers and baggage free of charge
ThepNblic are respectfully requested to give the
HQAse trial.
NEpard per week k.................,...,". ,A
4 Mard per day. day......................... 100
>S%Meas. .....:.. .............' ~
SSLodging per night. ........... so to z cents
Lodgings per week Two to -Four Dolls
10-3n JOHN KELLEY, Sr., Proprietor
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26
Married.

A. the residence of Mr.. Bergantz, on Monday eve.
ming last, by E. W. Spoford, Esq. Ar' 'onN & ~ul
to Miss Margaretta Barbara Hornung ~
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26
MINING NOTICE.
The People of the State OF California
To JOHN Johnson Greeting

A MEETING held by the Miners on Pike Flat, On
THURSDAY Evening, Nov shit was resolved that
all drifting claims on Pike Flat lie over until the 10th
OF June 1885, and that notice accordingly be publish
ed in the Grass Galley Telegraph thrSs successive
GrasS VALLEY NSr. tth isS7;
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26
HENRY HENTSCH,
B ANK r.

D RIGGS, DEY l. CO. are prepared to import ever
I'D description of Goods in their line, short notice
and as low as any other house in San Francisco.
BRIGGS, DEY CO.,
9ss Montgomery, corner CaliforniaSt.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1857-12-26

PLAIN AND FANCY JOB WORK
FeaF and szpeditfsussy Ozs<Vssa tHA oeac~
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Estray Notices.

Published for the JeReft ofour Subscribers.
Taken up by John Cornwall, of Cass Tp.,
COW, q or years old, pale red, line back,
short white tail, ears look as if frozen, swal-
low fork in each ear, some white under the
belly. Appraised at SlS.
Taken up by Henry Bennett of Centre TIP, Nov. 90,
two bay colts year old last spring both hind feet of
white, small white end of nose, bemish In right
eye, the other right hind foot white, and small white
In forehead. Two appraised at 800.
Taken up by John Johnson, of Centre TIP, Nov. 25.
two steers red with star in the forehead white
along the belly and tanks with spot in right ear,
some hicks in left, supposed to be made by dog
Appraised at 500
Taken mp by Elward 7. Neville Of Pleasant TIP.
Nov. 1871 red and white steer, old last spring
with an enlarged jaw. Appraised at SI3.
Taken up by Jacob Clark, of Centre Tp., Oct. Is,
two mares, blue roam II Is yeaas old collar
marks both shoulders, small gray white spot In
tl,c forehead, white spot the back-appraised at
$40. The other strawberry roam, years old last
spring, right hind foot white nearly to the pastern,
wmdgals on both hind legs and left foreleg "a small
white SPOT in the forehead and small clouded spot
IN the left eye. Appraised at 800.
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The Courier Office,
II IL o s II g G rus
Q be OttumMa Courier,


The Publisher of the COURIER has the pleasure Of an
rouncng to the friends and patrons of the paper in
wapello county. aud throughout Southern Iowa that a
next under the most favorable and attering prospects
The CorRIER is no stranger In this region For near
~ Ten years II has been published with "a regularity
unsurpassed by any paper In the State now rests
upon such basis that its future publication is mat
ter subject to contingency 1t has a uniform and
reliable circulation in Wapeo county aud throughout
Southern part of the State, which IL will retain and
largely increase which commerds it especially as an
advertising medium
The CorRfgR heretofore viii he devoted 70 the adj
vocacy Of the interests Of the County and region with
which II has grown up; to the dissemination of news
and valuable information upon all useful and interest
ing subjects and 1t will especially be ouspokcn and
fearless advocate Of the principles Of the Republican
Party. Having exchange list embracing the ables
publications IN the country, facilities for enrichng it's
columns with the choicest literature of the day will he
unsurpassed. In addition, arrangements have been
made with writer's of established reputation for contr
inal story for the opening numbers Of the Volume
Congress is in Session and Legislature convenes
in January The Sessions of both these bodies are x
peced to be unusually interesting Full reports of the
proceedings ofboth win appear in the COURIER
Friends OF the COURIER respectfully solicited to
assist in extending its circulation
TERMS:
One copy one year, in advance, So
Z" not =" ........ . no
liberal discount made to clubs of 10 or 90
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DR.. CHRIsTIE'S AGUE BALsAM is the

DR.. CHRISTIE'S AGUE BALSAM is the
best remedy for the permaoent cure Of Chills
and Fever, Fever s. Ague, Dumb Ague, and
all malarous diseases incident to the climate.
1t has never been known to fail when the
directions have been strictly followed. 1t is
purely Vegetable Compound, containing
neither Arsenic, Quinine, Strychnine, or any
thing of poisonous or deleterious nature. 1t
has had, for years, the largest sales of any
remedy, for specific disease, ever offered to
) the public.
BoLLEs, Smith & Co., l'roprietors Chicago.
For Sale in Ottumwa by w. +. Elmendorf
~. l.. Taylor and by Agents everywhere.
n40-4w
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' ARTHUR HAROLD;
Gbr georan0 familp
BY AD0LPHtrS.

The above is the title of an original story.
by citizen of Wapello County. the publica-
tlon of which will be commenced with the
next Volume of the CoURIER, January 7th,
1858. We can assure our readers that this
story will b" perused by all, not OILY with the
greatest delight, but with an interest much en-
HANGED by the fact that it is the production of
one of our own gifted fellow citizens
We are making such arrangements to graft
fy our readers, as will entitle us TO expect a
large accession TO oar subscription list, for the
next Volume, 10 be commenced three weeks
from to-day.
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CARD.

sTy- TO MY PATRONS.-I would return my sincere
thanks for the good share Of public patronage bestowed
upon my establishment and would now say, that not
withstanding the lateness Of the I'm which my
store opened, have added largely to my stock,
and have larger stock of articles in my line than
be found in store Of the Mississippi Hav-
ing had fourteen years experience in the drug business
and having competent ASSISTANT physicians and 9TH
requiring medicines can be confident of being
suited in every respect WI f. ELMESDoRF,
Apothecares' Hall, Richards Buildings
noI5 Ottutnvyn Iowa
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re- We regret to be naable to print the
whole of the very lengthy Message of the
President, this week. on account of not re-
ceivlng copy in time to commence it on the
outside We leave off at the conclusion of the
portion relating to Kansas. The next subject
is Utah, followed by the Pacific Railroad,
notice OF the Departments, &c. Conclusion
next week.
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- We direct attention 10 The advertise
neni of DR.. C. Warden, who, it will be
FNrccived. is now going it alone, as he will
successfully do no doubt, being whole team
OF himself. The Dr's stock is perfect in every
department, and he is selling at prices CORES
ponding with the hard times.
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HARDY's EyE-BALM should be kept
10y every Druggist and Merchant. They do
their customers injustice if they do not keep
supply, for it is the best remedy under the sun.
Read Advertisement headed tremendous sue
cess. n36-6w.
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HARDWARE, QUEENSWRRE,

Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, de-, DEC.
Which will be sold at the lowest cash and APP
proved produce. lie is determined to sell as low as
goods can be bought in 0ttumwa Believing that the
rich and populous country in the vicinity of PIT Isabel
can sustain first class store, he Is determined to
maintain scch one, to keep full stock and do all he
can to accommodate the farmers and build up the
town and county. WM. b. MULLINS.
Ut. Isabel, Oct. 9Th, 51-n36-6m
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Isih,n Sncietv mcrnrn.

Ffty-one copies IF the Bible Society Record may be
found at the store of q. D. Hackworth. Any one who
has contributed to the funds of the Society can have
a number of the Record each month, by paying the
postage. D. \. SPAULDING,
Secretary Of the Wapello Co. Bible Society.
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w BY reference to our advertising columns
it twill be seen, that those indebted to the OF
tumwa Ceme'ary Association, and those who
have "picked out " Lots, not having paid for
the same are requested to come forward aud
~ up, that all debts may be liquldated.
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WALKER Losr.-By the latest advces from
Washington, it seems that the Governor of
Kansas has disappeared. Government had
telegraphed for him in all directions, but had
not found him.
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NEW Books REcEWED-Godey's Lady's
Book, Arthur's Home Magazine, and the Lon
don Quarterly received too late for notice
- week Call and see them, these pnblca-
rs in connection with the Courier can be had
very favorable terms.
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WEsT's CoAL.-The price per bushel of this
celebrated coal, il will be seen by an advertise
ment in this issue, has been reduced to six
cents at the bank. We commend this fact to
the notice of the public.
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A. l.. GRAVES, it will be noticed, is very de-
sirous Of seeing all those who are Indebted to
hlm-brihging tie all-thing-needfu.."
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JAMES HAwLEY expresses a willingness to
receive money" for Goods and Oh account.
See elsewhere what be proposes to do.
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Special Notices.

Religious Notice.
The Baptist Church viii meet, for divine worship,
regularly every Sabbath Morning, II o'clock, at the
Court House. Preaching by Rev. }. r. Robert.
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STONE CUTTING.

PsSuE Subscriber would announce to the citizens of
- otumwa and Wapeo county, that he will he
able hereafter to furnish as good quality of Lime
Sone for caps sis, and other stone work for houses
cus ready for use as can be obtained anywhere in the
west, and at the lowest rates. Workmanship guaran-
teed TO he as good as be done In Keokuk or 81 Fl
Louis. Persons from distance can be accommodated
with cut stone or common for building stone
ottumwa, March 26-no15-ly VIM MALONR 10
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u The weather, for several days past, has
beautiful over head; but the mud in our
Is continues-about a feel 8.
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Merchants GargEing Oil.

This valuable medicine combines the nec-
cssary qualities to entitle it to public favor
Long experience furnishes ample testimony
ho' as LiniInent adapted to meet the wants
and emergencies Of all classes, .Merchant's
Gargling OIL" in its appropriateness to both
man and beast, merits the appreciation with
which itis received. Possessing in high de-
gree the properties of al dnodyne and restor-
alive, il has wonderful Influence over many
painful diseases. Its great efficacy to heal is
attributable to the chemical combination of
the choice ingredients OF which il is COM
posed.
w. r. EsVnendorf is the authorized
agent for the sale of this medicine at this
place. Sold also by druggists and merchants
usually in the vicinity. Wholesale by Inedi-
cine dealers In all large towns. n39.
The vegetable iGgg edienes. entering into the
composition of DR.. ii Fps Basam for The lungs,
render it at once anti-febe Toac and healing
in its properties.
Ifthe pulse is cisad il soothes II, if strength
is declining; 1t restores il, and if the lungs are
inllamed, aud liberation is threatened, 1T heals
and hvigoratef hem Such is the philosophy
of its operation, and many thousands rescued
from the verge of the grave, can testify that
this rs its practical effect. rs.....
Fol sale by w. /. Emendorf. ]. L. Taylor
in Ottlnva and by agents everywhere.
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The Universal Musician:

collection of Secular and Sacred music, design
ed for Musical Associations and social music parties;
with and comprehensive plan of Instruction, EN-
braclng the various systems of Notation by ~ d. Fill
more Edit of the Musician q General Intelligen-
Ger and co-Editor of the "Chrstian Psalmst.n For
sale BY Dr. j. l.. Taylor, 0ttumwa. Ina5-yl
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Liberal Inducements

offered to subscribers in Those in arrears
One will be credited for the past year and one
in advance, payment of $500. Those in arrears
years will be credited for the past one year in adj
vance on payment of $780, Longer terms in proper
ton. Time extended to January LIST, 1858
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lots TOR SALE!

sntESERAL Lots, desirable for private residences
- and at convenient distance from business mart ~
me city, some lying on the blur may be obtained al
lair prices and with usual credit by application 10 The
subscriber or Mr.. Z. Lawrence at his store or MIR
stewart, at his Office above Pumroy Dicky's Drug
store who are authorized to dispose of the lots In the
forenoon Of Mondays, Wednesdays, and SATURDAYS
may be found at the Office of Mr. Stewart and will be
prepared TO show the lots any who wish to pur-
chase. hos n pnpEpm
ottumwa, Sept. LIST, 57-n2T-tf