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The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-09

CHERIFF7S SAFELY virtue of an execution to
- directed and issued out Of the District Court 9th
Judicial District in and for Butte county judgment
rendered in said Court the 14th day of July 1857 in IA
vor Of JOSEPH HANNON and WM. II HANNON and
against JAMES HOLLAND. BENZ. HOLLAND and A. J.
HOLLAND for the Of four hundred and twenty dollars
and ninety cents with interest said at the
rate Of ten per cent per from the rendition Of udg
ment until paid together with the Of seventy two dol
lars and seventy Ave cents taxed costs Of suit have
levied upon and seized the following described property
which heretofore attached the 5h Of May 1857 by
VIM ButerGeld then Sheriff Of Nevada county in the above
entitled TO wit: the mining claims situated Dutch
Hill in the county Of Nevada, and known the Holland
K Co. claims. Notice is hereby given. that Tuesday
the 22d day of September 1851 between the hours Of 10
A. NJ and O'Clock NJ in front of the Court House door
in the city of Nevada will expose 20 public auction all the
above described property to the highest bidder for cash in
hand to satisfy and pay the aforesaid execution. Given
under my hand at Office in the city Of Nevada this I'd
day Of September 1857. s. W. BORING. Sheriff
4S-td Nevada county.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-09

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., 1857-09-09

CHERIFFvS SALE.-By virtue of an order and de.
- of sale TO directed and issued the Hon
District Court of the l4th Judicial District judgment
rendered therein, on the 22d day of Aug A. D. 1857 in
favor Of MAX SANGER and against PTIlIANDER B. PRES
TON and ROYAL PRESTON for the sum of five hundred
and eighty dollars and seventy three cents principal
debt aud interest TO date together with interest the
said OF 1854 3l00 at the rate of three per per
month from the rendition Of judgment until paid together
with cost Of sut taxed at S75 40 for the sale of the follow
ing described property TO wit All the right title and in
eret of defendants in and to certain house and lot of
ground situated in Nevada city the souhery side of
Broad street between the lot formerly owned by S j. Sad
Ter and by the house and ognow occupied by Mrs Jenkins
being the same property that sold and conveyed to r.
b. Preston by W. f. and NJ. Heydlau the said lot being
twenty eight feet Broad street hundred and eighty
three feet deep the upper line to Spring street. with
sixty feet front said Spring street thence hun
dred and twenty three feet to the of Sades lot then
sixty feet back TO the place of beginning together with all
and singular the tenements hereditanent and appurte
nances thereunto belonging in any wise apperainng
Notice hereby given that i'll expose to public sale all
the above described property Tuesday the 18th day of
Sept A. D. 1857, between the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ
and four O'Clock p NJ in front of the Court House door in
the city of Nevada to satisfy and pay said judgment Civ
under my hand at Office in the city of Nevada this Goth
day Of Aug 1857. :. W. BORING sheriff
4T-td Nevada county
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-09

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned viii apply to the Board Of Supervisors at
the next regular meeting Of the Board for license to e
ablsh Toll Road from the Backbone to Wolseys Flat in
Nevada County.
August 10th 1857 l54v " FOX co.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-09
EN- IT'S TR Y.

MEA DIR. A. CHAPMAN, Dentist, calls particular
<e%TTTp attention TO his Tooth AnOdyne, which
when applied will stop the tooth ache in five mntes, and
eectuav destroy the nerve leaving in fit condition
to be filled without causing pain where would otherwise
have to be extracted
All Dental operations performed in neat and substan
tal manner and satisfaction guaranteed in all
Or1cE-In Kidd & Knox Brick Building, corner Pine and
Broad streets Nevada where he intends to remain per
October llth 1Sj6-2U
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-09

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of decree and or
- der Of sale to directed and issued out Of the Hon
District Court the 14th Judicial District in and for Ne
vada county and State Of California judgment rem
dered in said Court the 31st day of August A. d. 1851
in favor of WM. b. CHURCHILL and against WM. B. AID
COCK for the sum of four hundred and dollars and
thirty cents principal debt with interest the said
sum Of S40l 34100 at the rate Of two and half per cent
per month from the rendition Of judgment until paid to-
gether with cost Of suit taxed at forty dollars and eighty
cents for the sale Of the following described property 70
wit that certain stable with the lot which it stands
situated at Wooseys Flat in the township of Eureka
county 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 on the west
by house occupied by said Adcock together with all and
singular the tenement heredtamens and appurtenance
property at public auction TO the highest bidder for cash
IN front Of the Court House door in the city Of Nevada ON
Tuesday the POD day Of Sept A D. 1851 between the hours
OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p NJ to satisfy and pay
said Judgment Given under my hand at Office in Nevada
this I'd day of Sept 1857. s. W. BORING, sheriff
4Std .e 2. County.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-09
TRAVELLING.
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY.

TIME STAGES of this Company will leave their Office, at
i the National Exchange, Nevada, as follows:
FOR SACRAMENTO.
Leaves Nevada at O'Clock, A. NJ, and arriving at Sac
mento in time for the O'Clock boats for San Francisco
Also, at O'Clock, A. NJ running via Auburn, as an Ac-
commodation Line to Sacramento
MARYSvu.LE
Leaves the above named Office every morning at seven
O'Clock A. NJ, passing through Grass Valley Rough L
Ready Empire Ranch and Long Bar and arriving in Ma
rysvine at O'Clock p NJ.
FOR FOREST CITY, DowxEv1LLE, PATTERSON, woIsEY's,
. MooRE's, AND ORLEANS FLATS
Leaves every morning at 6 IL O'Clock A. NJ
JAMES HAW0RTH,
Pres't. C. S. Co.
W. s. McRomRTs, Agent, Nevada. [t
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-09

CHERIFE7S SALE.-By virtue of an order and de-
- of sale to directed and issued of the Hon
District Court 14h Judicial District judgment
dered in said CouIt the oath day of Aug A. 1851 in
favor of JOHN ARBEGASr and against JNO. HERTZlNGER
and LOUISA HERTZINGER, for the Of thousand
one hundred and thirteen dollars principal debt with in
erest to date together with interest the said OF
81 l3 l300 at the rate of two and fourth per cent
per month"; from the rendition OF judgment until paid
gethe with all costs Of suit taxed at S51 TO- for the sale Of
the following described property TO wit All that certain
lot parcel of ground situated in Nevada city and county
and State of California and described follows witt be
ginning at certain stake Oregon street the north
westerly OF the lot Of Ambrose Hall and running
said street to another stake d slant eighty feet thence
souhery direction to the bank of Oregon Ryine hun
drcd feet less, thence down the ravne seventy.
three feet thence to the place of beginning Together with
all and singular the tenements heredtaments aud appur
tenances thereunto belonging. Notice is hereby given
that will expose to public sale all the above described
property Tuesday the 18th day of Sept A. D. 1851 be-
tween the hours OF len o'clock A NJ and four O'Clock NJ
in front of the Court House door in the city Nevada
satisfy and pay said judgment Given under my hand
Office in the city Of Nevada this 26th day of Aug 1851.
:. W. BORING, Sheriff
41-td Nevada county.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-09
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE.

LCUURI HUUcE, NEFAUA.I
JoHN l. GAMBLE &c. F. DEErKES
County Surveyor, I Deputy.
IL persons are hereby cautioned against employing
other Surveyors than such may be deFdtized from
this Office.
(Ertract from Laics Of Califorid.)
CHAP. 20 SEC No survey re-survey hereafter made
by any person except the County Surveyor his deputy
shall be considered legal evidence any Court within this
State. JOHN L. GAMBLE
34-u County Surveyor.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-09
NGeata end VeEetab1es

That be found in the market and at as low prices
as can possibly be afforded
We kill none but American Cattle Of the best quality
an keep always hand good supply of Meats and Vege
tables Persons who deal with always rely on get
ting good and wholesome food.
Nevada March IO-23-tf CHAS. KENT.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-09
JAMES CHURCHNIAN,

ATTORNEY g. COUNSELLOR At La ",
Will hereafter conline himself solely to the practice oil
his profeson-and will be found always at his Office, ex
-cept when absent professional business
OPrcE-Cornero Of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada 4Ot
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-09
Supplies
UNITED STATES BAKERY
keystone Market!

Foo 90 Main and Broad Streets, Nevada.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING AGAIN TAKEN THIS
i well known and favorite stand is prepared to
supply his old customers and the public generally with
tho Chnicnst
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a. NOtice.--TO Il. w. Perry, Esq Sir ::
You have chosen to introduce my name into tho CO.
lumus OF your newspaper, and to comment upon my
conduct behind the shield of your types, and as
know tho disadvantage private citizen has in a
controversy with Editor, prefer to let Ii be
by those who know us both .h't the discussion Is be-
tween you and me individuals so that the pKbic
shall judse fairly between You say ives pre-.
sSnt the A rst meeting, when committee ap-
pointed TO report resolutions That Is not true.
not at the fret citing at all. and could not
have said any thing to Mr.. Boswell about it. was
st the second, when the committee reported, and
heard it. aud when / saw Mr.. Boswell did tell him
that would not. if l were in his place, submit to
any such scheme as they proposed was present at
this third melting ard voted against the call for
nominating meeting, because satisfied from my
intercourse wit outside the meeting that
the party did not desire it, 1t il not true to say
intimate that my action the result of any COD
ference with or authority from Mr.. boswell, for
did not advise center with him to the course
| shou ,dprusue and this attack upon him over m
shoulder is unjust il Ia unfair / never bad au
thorty from him to act for him in any particular
and we had no conversation upon the subject, ex-
that was distinctly intsrIogated In your presence
by Mr. Fisher, if would pledge Mr. boswell to pay
the expense proposed be insured for thu Of the
African Church. on Monday night, said uuhe sit at
ingly, that pledged Mr.. boswell for nothing Then
how do you undo take to say that repres. ntsd
boswell in this meeting and stood irrevocsbIy pedg
ed to its action don't mean to permit you end the
small faction you represent to read me out Of the
American party because | acted with majority of
that party, IN believing that nominations were
necessary and usacceptsbie to them.
In answer to the objection that attended the City
Hall meetings and then would not go into ths aomi-
nation meeting ! have to say that in the interval
bctwe the call for the nominating meeting and the
night it met, another meeting was held upon pubic
Ed fair notice, and three times large at the
| Ciey Hall meetlog which dete rmi sed that nomina
tons mex pedeut, and believing that to be the
real ooinion OF the party, content to abide by
it, ii those you act with had been strong ugh to
defeat It, why did not you come and do it? When
the ~ b section was voted down last year, and
meeting called to rescind the action Of the party
at Corintbisn Hall, the anti-l2th section msn at
tended and voted down the opposition. Why
did not you do the same in this instance, if you
had the strength Why should 1893 persons be-
longing to party numbering in city some 81 o.
arrogate to themselves the power to represent the
whole party when meeting Of 1874 of the same par
ty fairly noticed through the city press had few
nishts previous decided upon entire different
policy? | submit, that there is no princip in our
party which would justify your unwarrantsble ac-
ton: Yours Respectfully,
NH 26---lts JOHN w WRIGHT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a. Emporiuna for Barkhins
rxTEssIvE oPEKIse or

FxTEssIvE oPEEIsaoF
NEW sPRING GOODs,
At J. MILLHi5Ek BROS,
1873 Brosd street.
The subscribers are about opening the most az
t.nsiys and choicest stock of NEW GOODS they
sysr had the good fortune to offer to hsir friends
and Gus omers generally. and respectfully call the
Of the sdss to the same In particular. In
addition to the usual variety Of Goods kept in our
In this following kinds OF goods:
Black Silks of al, grades
Fancy Dress Silks newest styles
Silk Robes some very rich
Berage Robes. great variety
Plain Beragss Tissues and Grenadines
Lawns aud French Jaconets
Plain all wool Delsines and Chalies
Plain and Figured Bnlliantes
stsllas md Cashmere shswls
Bombazines, AlpacaB and De begss
1900 pieces Jacooets and Cambrics
1000 do Checked Mus ms
Irish Linens, Napkins and Towels
Table Damssk and Table Cloths
Bonnet Ribbons. large stock
1000 fine French Muslin Collars
1000 fine Cambria Coilsts
5000 Cambria and Swiss Bsnds
1000 Rich Emb'd Linen Bdkfs
100 dozen Grass Linen do
100 do Hem-stitched do
500 do low-phced Linen Hdkfs
Embroidered Muslin and Tarietan Dresses
Nensooks and Swsses
rich lot of Cambric Edgings
Parasols, eadess variety
full assortm snt of Hosiery, Mits. Laces Eds
The principal part of our goods being bought at the
largo trade auction sales in New York. the remain
der in job lots exclusively for cash, VIII not
knowledge any composition in the way of low prices
All ask is call from you, before buying knowing
that everybody, these days, are in favor of buying
where can be bought cheapest.
j. MILLHlSER BRO,
NH 23-3w 1873 Broad ct.
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Miss Emma stanley.

The performance At Metropolitan Hall by this
gifted and extraordinary person, fully equailed
the high expectations which the glowing reports
of her success In other cities had raised 1t i'm.
possible to describe such An entertainment as that
now offered at the Metropolitan Hail. IN sucn
terms Is to do it justice. 1t has been many yeArs
since 30 brilliant and attractive an exhibition mas
been given here; indeed of its kind, it is atogeth
or unparalleled. We are not surprised that Miss
Stanley created perfect farors in Baltimore and
philad slphia We predict for her equal success
In r richmond
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CIRCULAR.
~ On the 23d inst, our Store House was DESTROYED
by fire; in consequence of this our business will
cess ariiy be suspended for few days only
Having saved portion of stock uninjursd wa
have made arrangements to receive such additional
supplies by Steamers and Express az WILL wa trust
enable US In ,ceek or ten days TO resume our bust
ness, and to execute all orders entrusted to US from
Q FRESH STOCK OF GOODS with our uua
promptness and dipatch.
We respectfully solicit call from our old friends
merchants, and the public in want of goods In our
line, and beg continuance of their favors
Our store for the present is at No Pearl street.
doors from Main street. aud opposite our old stand
PURCELL, LADD Il CO.
NH &c Druggists Richmond, Va.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH:
,nr.snv m erusus, March 10, -
@ ,..I AZ YtrGInIa.

u0Bmtu1s
A,tsrney GeseraI Of virsinia. 10.
The Enquirer publishes . Correspondents, w,so
tween Attorney General Bocock and GOV ,,o WIS.,
accompanying the resignation Of .ne A'.o...y
General. Mr.. Bocock states that caicuh's'~,sos
have rendered II extremely inconvenie .ol n..D
to h IN the city - much Is bis official dunes TO
ouirs. for which resson be resigns MS pos'aon' !"
tsn. sfsee, on tho 18th Of May, the general cleo
t,on ~ tina. day furnishing suitable opportunity
q, the ch DICE of successor.
Gov. Wise, In his reply. expresses his regre'
TIA, he ia compelled, for the reason SET forth by
Mr Bocock, to accept the resignation, both on &C.
count of the public service and Of personal consi-
ders.ion, which make him prefer that Mr.. b
should retain his post. He pays tribute to the
ability and fidelity with which Mr.. Bocoek mas
discharged his duties, and to the agreeable cha
racter of their official intercourse. Mr.. Bocoek
responds In feeling aud appropriate note.
Gov.Wiss has issued proclamation, fxnga DAY
for the election to supply the vacancy, and In the
meantime, ~ Mr.. Bocock will be necessarily ao'
sent more or less, from the city, Mr. james Lyons
will supply his place.
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Burning of the Long Bridge at Weldon, &c,
~ "a

D '
.-r IA PETERSBURG, March 25.
The long bridge over the Roanoke at Weldon
belonging to the Petersburg and Roanoke Railroad
Company, was destroyed by fire to-day soon after
the down train passed over. The fire is supposed
TO have been communicated by q spark from the
engine. In consequence of this we have no South
ern mail this evening, but arrangements are maxi
ing which will prevent any interruption to travel
The bridge was partially insured. Loss S50OO0
To-day was appointed for the election of a sue
cessor to Captain Panni President of the South
Side Railroad Company, but no election was held,
the meeting being declared illegal, owing to some
nformality in the calling thereof. b.
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SONS, No los Mais street. next door to Mitchell
Tylers Jewslry Store, large and we'll aoortsd
stock Of Hardware. Cutlery. and Guns ct prices that
cannot fall to sivs sstisfactiss- NH q
lflvk DOLS4AMB REWARD :. Al Nll.
Il sTEAD B. NEAL. who was bound TO me % an
apprentice ON the 26th day Of February 1852. has,
without good cause left my servoe. FOR his resttu
tion to ma will pay tive dollars. ALI persons are
hereby cautioned against ooncealins. hsrboriss or
mh 26-dBtclt JOHN D. QuARLEA
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THE ScHR. BRILLIANT.-This vessel laden
with railroad chairs, from this port for Charles"
ton, g. the wrecking of VIII ich, two weeks SINCE
was noticed in the Dispatch, will prove total loss.
She lies stranded thirty miles south of Cape Hat
teras, covered over with sand. She is insured
here. The cargo was chiefly owned by Morris &
Tanner of this city.
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~ 6TRAwBERRIEs.-GEo. NEwLAND, "the Anne
rican Strawberry Man." from Palmyra, New York,
who has spent the last IL years, exclusively in the
cultivation and improvement of that delicious fruit is
at the Exchange Hotel in this city, and will remain
till Friday, 9th instant to wait any who may
favor him with tn cir patronage.
With other varieties he has the plants Of Pyrsni-
dial and Chilan. large and excellent hermaphro.
dts from the coast of Chill, which took the first
prsmium.in Rochester, New York, in 1854. Call and
circulars and specimens of real fruit at
Hotel and Post Office.
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~ To Jsseph Mayo, EsQ--Dear Sir:
You we're nominated by q meeting at III. At isau
composed. according to tho vote published of abe al
oae.tJteenh part Of the Doters If you accent tbs
nomination, am forced to vote against you A lars
number OF your fellow citizers think with me,
kaow. Will you be kisd encu,h to let ell OF the
voters know how you stand before them as a candi-
date for reelection think it Is due to yourself 90
well as to those who nominated you, aud to these
also who think differently from them.
NH 26-lt VOTER
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TKI.LING,
Il BY PROFESSOR JACKSON.

Formerly of the North.
Professor beg. leave to offer his services to the
citizens Of this pace, that he has just arrived and
feels oonid THAT he give entire
all those who wish to enquire into their past presst
and future life.
He feels confident in saying that be will tell any
married couple which CT them will die first or if any
disturb Dances will arise between them to cause them
to part, and what shall be the cause thereof.
He also tell any lady gentleman wheh
they will be married not before they die; if 80.
whether they will be happy not; and also tell any
lady or gentleman whether they are for each other
or not.
Prof. JACKSON begs leave to state that lie will
b. unable to remain any great length Of time and IL
will be best for those who wish to consult him. to
at once.
Office hours from in this morning until in the
evening,
LIST OF PRICES;
BY falmldry. ..............,..........5o cts.
by CarCD.. .oJ cts.
a Office on Main street, ID door from 9th strsat
MI .6-6t<
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a z. BECHEK 6. BROTHER,
MEpCu bIF hIIORe

VIZ NO. 26 MAIN ST, BELOW ST. CHARLES HOTEL :,
-AE Having received their Spring and Sum
supply consisting in splendid stock of French,
German and English Cloths, Csssim.res, Vestinss,
and other Gardeners Furnishing Goods, of the
finest quality and most fashionable patterns, COM
bined with most elegant assortment of city made
Clothing. Of unusual variety. respectfully invite a
call Of their friends and the public. feeling confident
their goods and prices will please them.
q Ali orders In their line promptly and neatly
executed, and wsrrsnted to give satisfaction.
m Il m
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~ To the Voters of RichmOpd..--You are
aware that for some time past have cen eaadi.
date for the office OF CITY SERGEANT, but fseln g
sssured from the number OF Democ, ats in the cid
that neither OF them can be elected, have deter
mined to withdraw, after having used every effort to
concentrate the vote of my party the aveil.
able man.
Mort respectfully, yours. &c.
NH 26---It l.. G. RAWLINGS.
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Ex.PREsIDENT PIERCE.-A large number of
the citizens of Philadelphia united, a few days ago
in requesting General Pierce to accept public
dinner on his arrival in that city. He has replied,
declining the proffered honor but says he expects
to pass the month of April in Philadelphia and to
have the pleasure of expressing to them in per-
son his thanks for the kind manner in which they
are pleased to speak of his public services.
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THE FIRST CAsR.-Although the result IN the
first case of Lieutenant Pennington before the
Naval Court of Inquiry has not officially TRANSFERRED
1t IL ascertained that he is left dropped, a. oy the
decision of the Reform Board
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Ryffe Insurance.-The Mutual Bene.
FIT LIFs Issuance COMPANY makes annual divi-
dends of thrty-fve per cent. and pays them while
the insured is living, thus helping him to pay over
one-third of his premiums.
Were the Company to retain the dividends until
the death of the insured, they could ell afford
to cay from 10 to so per cent ~ 35 per cent now
Dividends paid to January lst, 1857, Bf57,SG7 81
Losses by death to - 4" " l,5a6 234 60
Reserved capital to pay future losses, 248 5l2 10
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- LADIES, COLORED GAL

TERS-One doer per pair; Ladies' pxin
Colored Caters at Sl.25. worth 81 7t;
Morocco Buskins at 81 per pair richly worth s IS;
Laiies Kid and Morocco Slippers at = per pair;
Ladder 6ne Black Caters at : S7f; Morocco clip.
pers at rs cts per pair; Ladies' Fox'j 6a1ters $25;
Velvet Slippers first quality, s74 cts. per pair; with
many other Shoes to be sold cheap.
NH % MARCUS HARRIS 1SS Bread st