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The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
OHERIFF,s SALE

CHERIFFrS SALE.-By virtue of an order and de.
- of sale to directed and issued out of the Hon
District Court Of the 4h Judicial District Judgment
rendered in said Court the 7h day of August A. 1857
in favor Of HEZEKlAH C0OMBS, and against ARTEMAS
ROGERS and s. HUSSEY, for the of one thousand
nine hundred and fftytwo dollars and fourteen cents
principal debt and interest the said Of 1882 and
l400 dollars at the rate Of two per cent per month from
the rendition of judgment until paid together with costs
Of suit taxed at twenty nine dollars and twenty-five cents
for the sale of the following described property to wit:
The two undivided shares of the Grizzly Ditch Company
stock the said Ditch used TO conduct water to the mines
and mining grounds at and the town of Cherokee and
other mining localities in Bridgeport Township, in Nevada
county Also three eghths of the property known as the
Eagle Saw MILL situated Big Deer Creek mile east of
Nevada city Notice is hereby given that will expose to
sale public auction to the highest bidder for cash. the
in the city of Nevada Tuesday the ls day of septem
Der D. 1857 to satisfy said Judgment between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p. Given under my
hand this 18th day of August A. D. 1857.
S. W. BORING, Sheriff
45-td Nevada county
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16

Resi- dence For Sale!!
TNHE RESIDENCE OF p. G. WOMACK,
the head of Broad street. offered for sale on rea
sonabe terms. The house is two stories high built
pressy for family residence and hard finished through
out Attached to the premises is good well Of water
and the garden contains large number of fruit trees
For further particulars, apply TO
ATT JESSE 8. WALL.
ITO RENT--A FRONT R0oMIN THE SECOND STORY
i Of the Democrat Buiiding.n Apply AZ this Office
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16
County Treasurer's Notice
I Office is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI

IN persons doing business in Nevada County whose Ii
expired previous the 1st of Sept 1857 that
less the renewed by the goth ohe present month
their will be handed 10 the District Attorney for
col lection.
4o-3w 7. W. SIGOURNEY,
Nevada Sept 9th 1857 Treasurer Of Nevada county.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE.

[COURT HOUSE, NEVADA
JoHS L. CAMILLE, &c. F. DEETKEN,
County Surveyor, Deputy.
IL persons hereby cautioned against employing
IA other Surveyors than such may be dePdtzed from
this Office
(ErrGc from Latcs Of Cayyornia)
CHAP 90 SEC No survey re-survey hereafter made
any person except the County Surveyor his deputy
shall be considered legal evidence in any Court within this
State. JOHN L. GAMBLE
34-tf County Surveyor
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16
NTI TR Y,

n&M DR. A. CHAPMAN, Dentist calls particular
S4fYtS attention to his Tooth AnOdyne, which,
when applied will stop the toothache in five mintes and
efectuay destroy the nerve, leaving it in ct condition
to be filled without causing pain where would otherwise
have 10 be ex. racted
All Dental operations performed in neat and subsan
tial manner and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
OFy1cr-In Kidd Knox Brick Building Pine and
Broad streets Nevada where lie intends TO remain per
manently.
October 14th 1S56-2-u
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16
X VstOne Mark ket!!
Meats and dveSetab1ee

That be found in The market and at as low prices
as possibly be afforded.
We kill none but American Cattle Of the best quality
an keep always hand good supply Of Meats and Veg'
tables Persons who deal with always rely ge
ting good and wholesome food.
Nevada, March 10-23-h CHAS. KENT.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16

CHEHIFF"s SALE.-By virtue OF order
- and decree of sale TO directed and issued out ofthe
Hon District Court Of the l4t Judicial District in and
for the County of Nevada and State Of California
judgement rendered in said Court Sept 4h 1857 in favor
of JOHN J.. BLYTHE and against ARTEAAS ROGERS. S.
S. HUSSEY and JAMES CEuRCHMAN for the Of one
thousand Eve hundred and seventy dollars Isl 500 pn
cipal debt and interest date together with interest
the Of eight hundred dollars the rate ni five per
cent per month from the rendition Of judgment until paid
together with costs of suit taxed at twenty and 4500 dol
lars for the sale Of the following described property 10 wit
All that certain Water Ditch situated in the township of
Little York. County and State aforesaid being two miles in
length, and running from Greenhon creek south branch
the head Of Starts ditch to Bunker Hill also, that
certain Water Ditch situated in the township being
about hundred and sixty rods in length and running
from Arkansas Gulch, $50 caed to Bunker Hill made
and constructed by H. X Forbes and conveyed by him
the said defendants by deed together with all and singular
the appurtenances thereuno belonging Notice is hereby
given that will expose TO public sale all the above de
scbed property to the highest bidder for cash in front of
the Court House door in the city of Nevada TUESDAY
the 2yth day Of September A. d. 1851 between the hours
of 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock p ~ to satisfy and pay
said judgment.
Given under my hand this 9th day of Sept A. D. 1857
s. W. BORING, Sheriff
- Ill
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above sale is
postponed until TUESDAY September 22d A. D., 1857,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock NJ
of that day. S. W. BORING, Sheriff
| Nevada County.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16
The Tomb of Lafayette.

+Americans, tRepublicans.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16

CHEKIFFnS SALE.-By virtue OF an execution to
- me directed and issued out Of the District Court 9th
Judicial District in and for Butte county judgment
rendered said Court the 14h day of July 1857 in a
vor of JOSEPH HARMON and VIM H. HARMON and
against JAMES HOLLAND, BENZ. HOLLAND and A. J.
HOLLAND for the of four hundred and twenty dollars
and ninety seven cents with interest said at the
rate of per cent per from the rendition of judg
until paid together with the OF seventy dol
lars and seventy cents taxed costs OF suit have
levied upon and seized the following described property
which was heretofore attached the 5h day Of May 1857 by
VIM Butterfed then sheriff Nevada county in the
entitled cause to wit the mining claims situated Dutch
Hill in the county Of Nevada and known the Holland
& Co claims Notice is hereby given, that Tuesday
the 22d day of September 1857 between the hours of 10
A. NJ and O'Clock p NJ in front of the Court House door
in the city of Nevada will expose TO public auction all the
described property to the highest bidder for cash in
hand 10 satisfy and pay the aforesaid execution. Given
under my hand at Office in the city of Nevada on this I'd
dav of September 1857 S. W. BORING, Sheriff
4S-td Nevada county
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16

ClHERIFE'S SALE--By virtue OF n decree
- and order Of sale TO delivered and issued out of the
Hon. District Court of the 4th Judicial District in and for
the County Of Nevada and State Of California judg
ment rendered in said Court the 4th day OF September
A. D. 1857 IN favor Of DAVID KRAFT and against CIIAS
FRANK for the of three thousand hundred and
dollars and sixty -four principal debt
with interest the principal at the rate OF ten per
per annum from the rendition Of Judgement until paid.
together with all costs of suit taxed at Sll9 and 5l00 dol
aa for the sale of the following described property owit
certain House and Lot situated in the village Of North
san Juan Nevada County and State aforesaid aud known
the Ioneer Liquor store situated Main street in
said village, together with all and singular the hereda-
ments and 0ppurenances thereuno belonging Notice is
hereby given that will expose at public sale to the high
est bidder for cash all the above described property in
front of the Court House door in the city Of Nevada
TUESDAY the 29h day Of September A. d. 1857 TO satisfy
and pay said judgement Given under my hand this 9th
day Of Sept A. d. 1857. S. W. BORING, Sheriff
4g.td Nevada County
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16

ClHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a decree and or
- der of sale TO directed and issued out of the Hon.
District Court of the l4h Judicial District in and for Ne
vada county and State of California judgment rem
dered in said Court the lt day of August A. D. 1857
in favor of VIM. B. CHURCHILL and against WM. B. AD
COCK for the of four hundred and dollars and
cents principal debt with interest the said
Of S401 34l00 at the rate of two and half per cent
per month from the rendition Of judgment until paid to-
gether with of suit taxed at forty dollars and eighty
cents for the sale of the following described property TO
wit that certain stable with the lot which it stands
situated Wooseys Flat in the township of Eureka,
and State aforesaid said stable being two stories
high the south side of Main street, bounded the
east by house owned by VIM Rosenhem and the west
by house occupied by said Adcock together with all and
singular the tenemept heredtamens and appurenances
thereunto belonging in any wise appertaning Notice
is hereby given that will sell all Of the above described
property public auction to the highest bidder for cash
in front of the Court House door in the city Of Nevada
Tuesday the 22d day Sept D. 1851 between the hours
of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p. NJ to satisfy and pay
said judgment. Given under hand at Office in Nevada
this 2d day of Sept 1857. S. W. BORING, Sheriff
4S-td Nevada County
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PERSONAL,

-. b. Baker, Collector of the port of Phila-
delphia, is in this city.
Win. Henry Herbert is now a leading edi
torial writer OF the New York Times
80. Mat. W ard passed through Alexandria yes
terday, ell route for the White Sulphur Springs
-. Hon. Hamilton Fish, with family. intends
starting for Europe in 4 week or two, to be absent
two years.
-. Hon J. l.. Orr, South Carolina Major Ben
McCu!loch, Texas. and Judge Mason, Mary land
are at Browns.
80. George Peabody, Esq. states that he will
be compelled to reruln 10 England early next
month.
-. ID. X. McRae, L. :. Consul at Paris, DIR.
Mayo, 7. >. Navy, Capt. Jas. Suddard. do, and
Judge Carter and lady, Ohio, are at Willards'
80. DIR. Rae, the arctic traveller and discoyerer
OF the remains of the Franklin Expedition is
stopping at Cape Cottage, near Portland
Col. Medary has sold the Columbus (Ohio)
Statesman to George w. Manypenny, late Com.
missioner of Indian Affairs at Washington The
shortly.
-. Mr.. Samuel Bartlett Clarke, well known in
Rockingham county, N H., as one of the propr-
etors Of the Exeter News Letter, died at his resi-
dence in Exeter last Tuesday morning. aged 81
years. For sixteen years previous to the illness
of which he died, he directed his papers on the
Monday of each week, without 4 single failure
Boston Herald.
-. The demand for high art in America is
bringing out many clever artists. barley has
long been famous as an original and brilliant
limner, and Hoppin, of Providence, II. l.. who
makes the spirited designs for Putnam's Monthly,
is scarcely inferior to the ingenious Philadel
phian. In some respects he is the better artist of
the two.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The I1teihgencer rejOices over the alleged
terms Of the settlement of the Tehuantepec
route companies differences as detailed In the
Washington correspondence of the Courier and
Enquirer, according to which the Hargous and
New Orleans companies are to conduct the work
together; this Government to demand that their
rights that are forfeited according to this wri-
ter-shall nevertheless be respected by Mexico.
They are to be paid nothing by the Government
of the United States, which is, however, to in
sist on the eventual payment Of their claims
on Mexico.
The Unson, to-day, again discusses Kansas
affairs ably
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.-Mr Mrs. BATES, al the corner Of
u Pennsy lvanla avenue and 9th street, having had
her house entirely renovated and It's accommoda-
lions greatly increased rs now prepared TO ACCOM-
nodate larger number of permanent and transient
boaruers. Her location IS the most central In the
city, and as rearrangeo and improved, her house Is
now second to no other boarding house IN Washing
ton. Boarders by the month, week, or day, NAV
rely on receiving every attention. Terms moderate
Table boarders also taken. 10 s3-tT
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VII "TDNr.SDhh, July =, lSo1
The National GUARD respectfully announce Ia
their friends and patrons that they IT,
have completed their arrangements Erf55-N
Ter an Excursion To BIAcKIsToNE'so17
PAVILION, the popular watering place. situated on
the hanks OF the Potomac, about 81 miles from
Washington. They deem 10 unnecessary To refer
particularly TO this far-lamed rural retreat.
They have chartered the safe and commoilous
Al the foot Of Sixth street, the morning &c the
I'D instant. AZ O'Clock precisely. and proceed down
the rver To the Pavilion, arriving about IL IN. The
company and guests will then a semlHrk, and give
GRAND BALL AT THE PAVILION.
Alter which the guests will have opportunity Of
ENJOYING Salt water Bathing. the aquatic luxures Of
the Potomac, rambling through the beautiful
the boat VIII leave her wharf sufficiently early
enable the guests To and at Washington al a sea
sonahle hour The boat will stop, gong aud return
ing. at Alexandra, Va.
The GUARD assure their patrons thai proper order
rtt Dc otseTrsd, and all improper persons excluded
from the boat.
Omnibuses will leave the Navy Yard. South gate
ofthe CapI'ol, Northern Market, and Twentv-frst
street, Irst Ward, at6ls o'clocka Ounnihnses
Will also he ma waiting at the wharf the return Of
the boat.
Ample provision has been made for the wants of
the =" inner man."
Professor Withers' Brass and String Band has
been engaged.
Tickets (admittnga gentleman and two ladies ~
the Excursion and Ball at the PavIlionl TWO
DOLLARS.
COMMITTEE.
Capt. James A; TAFT, Lieut.. Thomas r.. Lloyd.
Lieut.; Jas. T.. Johnson, r. X. Graham,
Levi Jones, e.. b. Clarke.
Wm. Canmack, jr., iy l9-d
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The MINNESOTA IsprAss.-The Government

The MINNESOTA IYDIASs.-The Government
this morning received dispatch, we hear from
Gov. Medary, in Minnesota, requesting permits
sion to muster volunteers into the service of the
United States as defence against the savage
bands now at the upper Sioux agency, as ex-
planned in another paragraph in to-dayy Star
We presume that on due consideration this re-
quest will hardly be acceded to. On the oath
of June ult.' the four companies Of the second
infantry previously ordered to replace the tenth
infantry that had been ordered TO move from
the immediate region to Join the Utah expedi-
ton, left Fort Randall, ION the upper Missouri)
in Nebraska, TO march over to Forts RiGgley
and Snelling-both in the vicinity of the scene
of the anticipated disturbances. They had
doubtless reached their destination ere Gov.
Medary sent of his despatch from st. Paul's,
though he could hardly have known the fact.
Their presence will prove sufficient, it is to
be presumed, to hold the Indians in check-to
prevent an outbreak among them-certainly,
with such assistance as they can obtain from
irregular volunteering Of the fronti> rmen in the
vicinity of the Upper Sioux Agency.
To justify compliance with Governor MEDIA
rvs request, we take it, an act of Congress au-
thOrizing the regular employment of volunteers
would be necessary. If the services of volun.
teers prove absolutely necessary in this case,
such as we describe above will surely be found
at hand, and will as surely be duly compensa-
ted by the General Government. Our impress
sion is that the Secretary of War this afternoon
caused such reply to be telegraphed to Gov
Medary. -
NAVAL Courts OF INQUIRY. Before Court
No l, the cont nuatiOn of the case of ex-Lieut.
Dulany was postponed for want of witnesses.
The case of Commander Thornton (retired by
the late Naval Board on leave pay) was then
taken up, and Commodores Newton and Storer
and Lieut. WOrden were examined in il on the
Governments behalf.
Before Court No. 2, in the case of 1t Kitty,
Purser CahOOne and DR.. Mayo were examined
for the Government, and Commodore Mayo,
Commanders Page and Ridgeley, and DR.. Nc
Sherry. A. Nunez, Esq, and VIM. Norris, Esq.
Of Baltimore, Nd, on the part of the Govern
ment.
Before Court No. 2, Commander Selfridge
was examined in the case Of Commander A.
h. Long, and then they adjourned to permit him
to telegraph for important witnesses.
NOTICE TO POSTNAsTERs.-Postm arc
cautioned not to send money to the Post Office
Department, or to either Of its blank agencies,
for the purpose of paying for printing sigma.
tire post bills or marking stamps. As there
is no authority for such payment on the part of
postmasters, the department has directed that
all money forwarded for such purposes shall be
returned.
TIE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution,
The time of observation is about clock a. M /:
July 81, 1857.
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rATTENTIoN. WASHINGTON HIGH
lS LANDERS.--Yoq are hereby requested TO
NESDAY We EVENING, HE'D the ed nst al ~ o'clock.
to make arrangements for their Annual Excursion,
Company. u Is the wishes of the Captain that every
member of the Company should be present. Wy
jy ao-a' "A'i' c. RAYNOLDS. Sec.
TC AUTION.-I hereby warn the public
asni sTa ts ts,.s any OF
pay no debts incurred without such order.
jy DIST Blagden's Wharf.
NFBAI, TIMOREIc ICE CREAM DEPOT, No.
very best iCE CREAM at si.5S per gallon, deliver
e en- to any parts Of the city. Furnishes Parties'
jy Nv N Lawn JOSEPH sCHAFFIELD.
nFCENTRAL ICE CREAM SALOON.-At
lkS the Philadelphia Ice Cream Depot, corner of
18th and streets the best IN the city, at 10 cents
Ice Cresm delivered to families at sl.5O per gallon.
je SLIM
500 T9 9Ss q 9s Al VIII. WHITE :, AND l RED p. ASH
A deduction OF 25 cents per ton will he made on all
F; l.. MOORE,
jy N-coSt West side 9th, bet. ID and r SITS
A CARD.-HavIng taken the house lately occu-
"A pied by Mrs. Eaton on 18th street, near the ave-
nue., would he pleased to inform the ladies' Of Wash
nsSn and do bf thai a
the shortest notice and In the best manner Dresses
WAS NJ MFour i.aiies that understand the bust
and ten girls to learn the Dress making trade.
jy 2l-3t" G.. A. PEDDTCORO
MARRIED OR SINGLE; by Miss Sedgwick :
WI VOLS; Sl.75.
The Fortunes of Gencore; by Charles Lever; 81
cents.
l.avengro; by George Borrow ~ cents.
The ROmaBy; by George Borrow; 81 cents.
The Professor: bv Charlotte Bronte; IS cents.
The AthelIngs; by Margaret Ohphant; - cents.
I;eonora D'Orco; by James; 81 cents.
Virginia Illustrated by Porte Crayon: $40.
SchmltZ' Manual of Ancient Geography: 81.
jy2l FRANCK TAYLOR.
ID ED CING STOCK.
The subscriber has commenced this day 10 reduce
his stock of Summer DRY GOODS, and in order TO
do so, has put them down az cost. Persons calling
for such goods will be asked hut price, and no
devatons, therefore those who in want. and
have not finished their Summer purchases. will hEd
II To their advantange TO call AMI examine such goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
G.. r. PERRIE,
~ 2-3t S75 18th street. near +.
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EOR RENT.-A modern built HOUSE, contain
4 ing II rooms, comfortably furnished, IN delight
Ia and airy location, fronting OF the public
ervatlons, and commanding an extensive view Of the
cty the river, and Georgetown. IL has gas through
out water and hath-ro To a careful tenant the
rent will be moderate. Inquire at 40i street, sec
ond door from I2th street lie 24-tf
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NOR SALE.-A FARM of about 100 acres, In
Il MONTGOMERY county, Nd, ten miles from Wash
ington, on the Coesville road, improved with good
of choice fruit A part set with clover, and the
whole well fenced. A bargain may be oboined If
early applied for or would exchange for city proper
ty H. N. LANSDALE, Agent,
No: 564 NJ street, or through the City Post Once.
10 2-lm
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Alabama Is to choose State officers and seven
members of Congress; Texas, State officers and
two members Of Congress- Tennessee, a Cover
nor and ten members Kentucky. State Treas
urer and ten members; North Carolina eight
members, and Missouri Governor TO fill the va
cancy occasioned by the resignation of Trusten
Polk, who was elected to the United States Sen
ate, and member Of Congress in the third dis
trict i'm the place Of James =. Green who was
elected to the vacant seat of Missouri in the L. 5
Senate.
In Texas, the several candidates for Governor.
Lieutenant Governor, Land Commissioner, Rep
resentatives in Congress, and members of the
Legislature, are busy canvassing, and there are
indications Of spirited contest. The Galveston
Civilian thus speculates on the result Of the con-
test. The Civilian supports the regular Demo-
cratic nominations:
In the Western District, the Democratic candi-
date for Congress has no opposition, and of course
will be elected. In the Eastern District Judge
Reagan, Democrat, will beat Evans, X. n, from
1900 to 900 votes. Mr.. Lubbock has no tangible
opposition for Lieutenant Governor
For Commissioner of the Land Office when
the canvass opened, there room for doubt
but from that time to this, White, Democrat, has
evidently been gaining ground, while Crosby has
peen losing In corresponding ratio, and with all
undoubted Democratic majority i'm the State of
5000 votes, there can be doubt of the election
VI White by handsome majority.
In the contest for Governor, our accounts
through the papers, individual: and letters. all
agree in one general expression, viz: that the
Democratic party, as body, will vote for Mr.
Runnels, the exceptions being occasional indi-
vidual only, who from personal influences, will
vote for Gen. Houston. The Know Nothing marty
with about the same, or perhaps fewer exceptions
will 60 for Gen. Hoiiston so that in the result il
would seem, the two candidates will aggregate
about the strength of the two parties But allow
ing for a considerable sprinkling Of this kind
more in favor Of Gen. Houston than Mr.. RunneIs.
we see no reason to doubt the election of RunneIs
bya large majority, say 1900 votes.