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A DNIINIsTR ATOR,S SALE or v,T1,r,p

a DmiNlSlHATOR'S SALE, OF VALUABLE
"A Mining Claims in the matter of the Estate If WI
LIAM $ PATTERSON deceased. by virtue of an order Of
The Hon Probate Court IN and for tie County Of Nevada
,nis u{ made the undersigned Administrator of the Is
tate Of ianS Patterson deceased-wI sell Al Prlie
auction in front OF The Court House in the CITY of Nevada
on Weqnes lay the day Of April inst at il Scock NJ
Az e fgni 'le and interest Of the said deceased being
Tic onesixth rart Of the whole in aud 10 fbe Mnin9
Claims ofthe Nevada Mining Company situated nj sJh,
iil IN the Township and County of Nevada Terms Cash
la,e9 at Nevada, this Ith day of April A. J.. 1851
<'-oW .,- WILLIAM ]. KNOX Admir-
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y NUN
- Nevada Town hip of lSrdgeport-ss Justice Court
Before W, 7. L. WINIiAM Justice Of the Peace
Inc PEOPLE OF the State Of Caornion to PkTER BROWN
You are hereby summoned 10 appear before the undersn
ed Justice OF the Peace at his Office in said Township on
FRIDAY the l7th day OF ARIA D. 1857 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
TO answer to the complaint Of 5. H. FOWLER who de-
note and affidavit now on file in my Office On failure SO
TO appear and answer judgement win be rendered against
you Tor The sum Of $53 81 damages and cost of suit
"iven under my hand this 80 day tfApr.l a. d. 1857
2I-2w W. =. L. WINHAM Justce Of Peace
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Daguerreotypes! Daguerreotypes !-ThOse
wanting pictures in the highest style Of the art should
call at the Gallery of MRS J. f. RrDoLPH, No. 10 Com
nercal street. Glass Pictures Aabrotyes also made
for those who desire them. left
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OACkAMENIUI ApTII ILII
Yesterday the municipal election passed off
in this city with comparatively little skirmish-
ing. There was an animated contest during the
day. The entire regular Democratic ticketwas
elected by an overwhelming majority. J. p.
Dyer's majority for Mayor was eleven hundred.
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The following statistics Of the trade Of San
Francisco, for the first three months of the pres
emit year, we copy from the Herald, of the I'd inst
EXPLOITATION on TREASURE During the past
three months we have exported the following
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signed will apply to the Board Of Supervisors Of Ne
yada County, on the first Monday in May or as soon
thereafter As hearing be had for license 10 Keen
Toll Bridge the Middle Yuba river at Cincinnati H
in Nevada County. r. w. GRAHAM '~''
April 4th lS57.-27-4t l. d. PUTNAM
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At Rough Ready, March GOTH 1857, at clock A. ~
EMMA TERESA aged year II months l6 days daughter Of
T. W. & NANCY ROBERTS
On the same day, Jony, Of JOSEPH ~ and MARY
McGrIRE, aged months.
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NEVADA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, ls57.
Gov. Foote'S Letter. The Last OF Know
Nottingham. tt -4N

Hon. II. s. Foote, the leader of the Know
Nothngs, in the last two election campaigns,
issued an address a few days ago ITO the mem
bers Of the American party in California" in
which he takes decided ground against contin-
uing the organization of the American party.
After stating the reasons which he conceived
led 10 the formation Of the American party, and
paying just compliment to Mr.. Buchanan and
bis Cabinet, he says he shall yield to them as
hearty and true support as II would have been
possible had he participated actively Ia eleva-
ting them to the high positions which they now
hold. 81. Algi
The Know Nothing party was killed of last
fall, and any attempt in future to galvanize it
into life will result in failure. Nine-tenths Of
the party never had any settled political prin-
ciples, unless opposition to the Democracy can
be considered principle. The mystery which
surrounded the order at first, was peculiarly
calculated to captivate the crowd, and as soon
as II was ascertained that they were likely to
chow the Democracy respectable fight, all the
broken down and disappointed politicians Of the
country rushed in and took charge OF the order.
They we're successful the first year, and carried
the elections in nearly every State. But with
one or two exceptions, their first success was
their last Few Of the members Joined the par
ty from principle, and the leaderswcre after tue
spells. They were ready To adopt any and ey-
cry thing, and pander to all the clap.trap sms
Of the day, If by SO doing they could catch q
few votes. The native American doctrine
which served as nucleus for the organization
was soon found to be unpopular with the MAS.
cs Of the people, and in the late Presidential
canvass, was completely ignored. The platform
adopted by the Convention which nominated
Mr.. Fillmore, was mess Of vague generalities
which meant everything or nothing, and was
especially designed to suit oil the conflicting
elements of which the party was composed -
The result Of the late election Is still fresh In
the minds Of the people The party died an In
glorious death and its lgnomlnous fate was
richly deserved. The rise, progress, and fall Of
Know Noihngism will serve for an interesting
episode in the political history Of this country
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DIED.

Al Gold Hill, April LIST, by the Rev. 0. b Stone Mr.
KENNETH CREA, TO Miss MARY BoswRLI all of Coli HILL
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C. The undersigned offers for sale at bargain, the
M.1 whole one half Of the Ranch situated one mile
West of this city There is good House and garden
the Ranch and II desirable lace for Fairy Terms
Easy. For particulars apply at the CHEAP CASH
STORE, head Of Broad Street, Nc ada.
27.h !. NJ. HlXsON.
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$40 263 go 80

The decrease during the present quarter in
shipments by steamers hence, under the same
period last year, Amounted TO S9S5,59l -;
while by said vessels there is an excess Of ship
ments in 1857, over 1856, Of $S27 ,442 90. The
decrease in 1851, with grand total shipment, Is
$15s,149 -. 80. 80
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EXPORTS OF MERcnAEDIsE.-The following Is
a table of the value of merchandise exported
from San Francisco during the first quarter OF
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