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The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-02
UNITED STATES HOTEL !!
Nj. ROsENHEINI, Proprietor.

.s.-sa THIS NEW AND SPACIOUS HOTEL. LATELY
Ti5l erected and just completed in the ilourishine
l9*A town of lIumbug City, North Boomfeldl is now
1A open for the reception ofpermanent and tancient
oarer in style unsurpassed by any other Hotel in the
Mountains.
THE TABLE is supplied by all the variety the mar
ket affords the Beds and furniture are entirely new
and as for style and comfort, they cannot be exceed
nF-partcuiar attention paid to Ladies and Famies~A
THE BAR will be under the supervision Of the gen
emanly proprietor NJ R0SENiElM and will at all times
be supplied with the choicest Wines, Liquors and cigars
August 25th lS57.-50-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-02

Persons calling any Of the above letters viii please say
"ADvERfISED." JOHN 7. CRENsllAW, rost Master
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-02
C,0NsTARLE,s sALE.-state Of CaIIfornIa.

(tONSTABLE'S bALE.-otnte OF NhAAAoEhAss
u County and township of Neyada,-ss. BY virtue OF
an execution TO me delivered issued from the Court Of j.
be County aforesaid bearing date Nov 18th 1851 to sat
y Judgment rendered by said court on the 4th day OF
November A. d. 1857 in favor of BUNNEll, BOSIWlCk
C0 and against j. A. GUFFIN CO.. for the sum OF
slO3 81 ebtnteres damages and costs ofsut have taken
n execution and viii sell to the highest bidder for cash
the following described property to wit All the right ute
and interest of j. A. GuHn Co.. in and to certain Min
no Claim situated on Gopher Hill with all the Suices and
fixtures thereto belonging known as the Alta mining
claims the same having been heretofore attached by me-
for the above debt will sell the same in front OF the Court
House door in the city Of Nevada on .UEsDAf the ioth
day Of December D. 1881 between the hours o
A. NJ and O'Clock NJ. Of said day.
Taken as the property Of j. A. Grefn Co, to satisfy
the above demands and accrung costs.
Nevada November 1Sta A. D. 1851.
S-3w U. 6kE6Qkf, Constaoie.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-02
Miscellaneous.

The contract with Messrs. Butter6eld Co
for the conveyance OF the entire letter mail,
semi-weckly, Ia four-horse coaches for Califor-
mia. has been made. The trip is to be made in
25 days The route has two starting points on
the Mississippi, one at st. Louis, and one at
Memphis, making a junction at Little Rock.
From Little Rock it passes by or near Huston in
Texas, thepce to the best crossing of the Rio
Grande, near Fort Fillmore, thence along the
road now making to Fort Yuma, and thence
through the best valleys and passes to San
Diego.
Patents have been issued by the Land Office
for the Santos and Fernandez Ranches, of Cal
ifornia.
English papers state that Mr.. Tenbroek 8
mare. Pfioress, won the New Market 100000
race aud cup. and Lecompte is dead.
Advces from Washington, state that the
British government will take no steps with re-
ference to the Nicaragua Transit, except in con-
junction with the United States.
The Hon. J. C. McKibben, member of Con-
gress from California, and Robt p. McKibbeh,
of Csambersburg N. Y attacked their brother
iu-law, Mr.. Craig of Pittsburgh with revolvers
in the cars at the Cumberland Valley depot. As
soon as they cav Craig they at once attacked
him. He returned the fire almost Simultaneous
ly. with a revolver in each hand. Some twenty
shots were fired; Craig received ball from j
C. McKibben, in the right groin, and one from
Robt p. McKbben, in the back. just over the
right hip Robert escaped entirely, without be
ing wounded. Jos. G. was very slightly in
ured In the right arm. Neither Of Craig
wounds are considered dangerous.
Gen. Walker is all ready for starting for Mic
aragua. The U. S. steamer Fulton, is watching
his movements.
European News.
By the steamships Ariel and Canada, advice
of the progress OF the financial crisis in the U
S. to the 10th ult had been received in England
and produced very unfavOrable effect on TIN
London Stock exchange. which continued IRON
the 18th ult.. the day in which the news wa
published. up to the 2lst. when the Arago sail
ed. The Bank Of England raised the rate
discount to eight per cent on the 10th. Thl
Stsp was taken il consequence Of the advice
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-02

Elk. Kane Lodge, No. 7a, f & A M hold
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-02

The above sale is postponed until THURSDAY, Decer
s. ". BORING Easr!1,
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-02

The above sale is postponed, for want Of bidders until
-0''''A - D'0~'-'~ s. W. BORING, Sheriff.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-02
LIST or LETERS

Remaining in the Post ONCE at Nevada City,
CAL. December LIST, 1857.
Published officially in the NEVADA DEMOCRAT, having
the largest circulation in the County.
LADIES' LIST.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-02

Acourt, Miss Sarah Hartman Mrs Margaret
Laughlin Mrs Margaret-5 Kicker Emma n
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-02

THE Picnic PARrY.-Agreeable to no.
tice, the pupils of Mr.. Willey's Seminary
turned out en- nasSe TO hold high festival in
honor Of Snring and the goddess of flowers.
A beautiful sight it was to see them in their
gay attire, each face radiant with health and
happiness, marching at an early hour thro'
our streets We proceeded with them 20 the
camping ground-for who could resist the
fascination of the occasion to participate in
their innocent revels ;-where every thing
in the shape Of swings and other appliances
for amusement had been prepared with com
mendible foresi ght-not to speak of the mu-
nifccnt display of edibles, over which Mrs
Thorne presided with patience truly saint
ike. After the demolition OF GO bottles of
soda, the Juveniles were marshalled into or
der aud with appropriate ceremonies, the
Queen Miss julia Ford) crowned. Space
prevents US particuarzing the many pretty
sneakers: suffice that the Misses Maria Kel-
10 Ruth Parker, - Kennedy, and several
who's. names we have forgotten, attracted
no r,;cu|a~ attention The parents, sisters
and friends e the children, of whom great
many were pr. sent, entered with jest INTO
the amusements Every thing, passed of
with spirit. Nothing marred the harmony
of an entertainment VIII oh, III IT'S getting up
reflects the highest credit on the freceptor'
Dir. Wiley.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-02

ROWS CIRcUs.--By reference to our ad.
vertising columns, it will he seen that this
popular Circus will perform in Orovine, on
the l4th and 18th inst. Rowe has been
among the most popular caterers for the
public in this line, being him self an actor
and always securing the services of the most
talented performers. His bill is an excel
lent one. and will not fail to be appreciated
~ the public of 0roy,l!e and vicinity.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-02

The New York press is ere on CalifOr.
MIA credit. The Tribune says that the
state debt Of California is repudiated-that
is the blunt way of stating the fact-and
there isnot one chance in n hundred that it
will be paid. This New York Republican
institution, which SANDERS every thing in
the shape Of political association that comes
under the point Of its lihellous pen, seeks 20
make political capital out Of its misstate-
ments, m regard to the Indebtedness Of rhis
State. With an ~ told you so" air, II as-
serts that the national democracy, are not
particularly fond Of paying. and have Gig
nalized their triumph by n robbery Of the
bond holders, who are at once remote and
rowerless."
The provision Of the constitution re9uir-
ing the question Of Indebtedness to he sab
United to the people, is held up as the only
excuse of the Democracy for not paying tire
debt, and they are accused Of spending the
money for public buildings-squandering it
for generous salaries of Democratic officers,
SDE finally, Democratic Treasures, and
cUstodians Of the States money are charged
with embezzcment AMI removal of the
funds. The editor Of this vile old political
slanderer has commenced suits against sew
eral Democratic papers in the Atlantic
States for libel, and while yet asking fer
verdicts in its favor, thus SANDERS the rec-
pie of California, and seeks for political
capital for its party, by the destruction of
our State credit, and misstatements con-
corning the Democratic party.
An institution as statistical as the public
have sometimes considered the Tri5une,
must have known that the only dcfaulting
Treasurer Of California was elected by the
Know Nothing organization, and not by the
Democratic party. That the ENLIGHTENMENT
of the State funds has been carried on ex.
tensvely by Know Nothing officials, and the
Tribune has certainly seen sufficient OF De
mocratic rule to know that the Democracy
would bring the perpetrators o! these frauds
to condigue punishment, if it had the hon
esty to speak its convictions. But such
course doesn't suit the purposes of that sheet
Sufficient Republican capital would not be
realized by fair statement of the facts
When the Tribune learns that the De-
mocracy of California have impeached the
defaultng Treasurer. taking all the steps
possible for the recovery of the distracted
money, and provided TOR the legalizaton of
the States Indebtedness, as they have done,
they will doubtless announce the fact in such
manner rs to show that the fifteen or TWEEN
ty thousand Republicans in California, com
PEELED them to do So Pure is Republican,
ism, and foul and corrupt is every thing
else in the estimation of the Tribune.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-02

Mr.. CARROTS steam saw mill, at the head
buildings of Oroville, but Notwithstanding
the constant whirl Of the circular steel, and
the steady play Of his machinery, his facli-
ties have not been sufficient to supply the
demand for lumber, sin ce the fall Of 80, for
building purposes.
The extensive lumber yards of Mcssrs
Game, and Messrs Allen g. Colby are often
cleared of everything available in the shape
of lumber, Notwithstanding the efforts of
their various steam saw mills to keep them
spuplieds
Mr.. Garriott is now engaged extending
the Oroville Water Works, and pipes will
aeon extend more than one mile from the
reservoir, thus supplying the business por-
ton of the town with water.
A. Berg & Co., the enterprising proprie-
tors OF the Oroville Brewery, above the
mill, keep their establishment constantly in
operation. At no time since they com
meDced business have they been able to sup
ply the demand for their excellent lager
beer.
Below the mill short distance, stands
the beautiful fre.proof grocery and proyis'
ion store of Messrs. iIedley & Co. This firm
are in constant receipt Of goods direct from
the Bay, AMI as they purchase for cash they
ARE enabled to sell at low figure They de!iv-
er goods to their purchasers to any part of
the city free of charge.
A few steps below Hedley & Co, can be
found the wholesale wine and liquor store
Of Messrs Achard s. Foucault. They have
IN extensive stock Of goods on hand, and
have the reputation of being upright deal
ers They are also sole agents for Charities
superior coffee, San Francisco.
The Table Mountain House, directly op.
posite the Hotel dc France, has recently
undergone repairs and is now doing good
business.
Just below the Hotel de France stands the
Miners Bakery, Stephen Toland, proprietor.
This establishment is one of tie oldest IN the
town, and has always done hourishsng
business. For good bread, pies. cakes &c ,
the Miners is second to no other bakery.
S. Martins Cosmopolitan Exchange. is sit
uated two doors above the Orleans Hotel
and is neatly fitted ap and doing a good
business. BY reference to our advertising
columns it will be seen that this property ia
offered for sale cheap. An excellent OPP
portunity is here presented to those desisous
Of purchasing.
Vanmater s. Blackway have removed their
hardware store and tin shop to Milief's Ex-
change building two doors below the Orleans
Hotel. They have large stock of stoves
and tin ware on hand, which they offer at
reasonable prices They are also prepared
10 do all kinds of job work in their dine.
We have not space to complete our list, ia
the present issue. 1t will be continued on
Monday, embracing the balance Of Mont
gomery street, together with Myers and
other business streets
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-02

ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGIsLATuRE.-
The Sacramento papers Of Friday morning,
bring us the closing scenes Of the Sth Lcgis-
lature of California. We have not space for
extracts. The Senate exhibited some mirth
in its expiring throcs. The House was
more tragical, and Gen. .Buncombe, who
had been nursed and cherished during the
Winter, was slain.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS
JOHN NJ. PETERSON,

Announces h;mseifas m Init pad nj candidate for
MHr-hul, NJ the ensuing electl n.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-02
HOLM T IlEISLER.

The Paint r. announces himself as the People >
Indcpcud,r 1T candidate r NarsltLW the city citc-
ton rf-t Monday IN May. and wishes the support u
his friends ana Cltizrns IN general
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-02

WAGON RoAD.--The numerous friends Ct
the wagon road in the northern portion OF
California, win be pleased to learn that
there is strong probability of Col. YIN. Il,
Mobiles receiving the appoiGtment of Super
intendent of the govermeat wagon road
across the plains, as shown by the following.
from the Washington corresponding Of the
Bulletin
The Secretary OF the Interior has had a
conversation with Senators Douglass and
Weller, Mr.. Chapman, of Nebraska, Nr
Rice, of Minnesota, and Mr.. Denver re!a-
tive to the wagon road to the Pacific, au-
thorized by an Act of the last Congress. The
whole question WAS discussed, and they
came to the conclusion that there should be
"A General Superintendent of the work, which
should be divided into three sections, with
a sub superintendent to each. Ii Is said
that Col VIM. IL. Mobiles. of Minnesota, was
regarded by all of them as eminently fitted
foE the General Superintendent.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-02

ApJouESrp-The meeting called for the
purpose of elcctiug delegates to the wagon
road Convention to be held at Mnrys,ill, on
Monday, adjourned until o'clock 7 NJ. to-
day. 1t is to be hoped that our citizens will
be enabled to drop political matters for an
hour or two, and elect delegates tie represent
the county Oh question Of so much impor-
lance. Let there be n general turn out at
2P NJ.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-02

JoNLs' AMPHITuEATRE- Mr. Jones de-
sires us to announce that he has effected the
"combnation OF talent" Il, per advertise
nlent The animals are in fine condition,
and the exhibition promises to he sangui-
nary one.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-02
RALLY RALLY!! RALLY! :
KEYSTONE CLUn. ATTENTION.

There will be meeting o. the KEYSTONE CLUB
at the Court Iouse, on SATURDAY EVENING,
Mny 2nd, at : Il O'Clock. Al Democrats feeling AN
interest in The coming Municipal Election are invited
tobc present CHAs. q. HUBBARD,
SecrHlni.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-02

CHrNAMEN SHor.--The State Journal
says that Chinaman was shot dead on
Monday morning last, six miles from Fol-
som, between Negro Hill and condemned
Bar, under the following circumstances -
Some six Cinnamon were in company, and
having met tc amster, left the road so as
to allow him to allow him to pass, and when
the last one was opposite, the teamster drew
n revolver and shot. The assassin was ar
rested and taken before n Justice of the
Peace, who refused, rs we learn, TO hold
him in custody, from the fact, ms he stated,
that no width man saw him cemmit the deed.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-02

WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD The weekly
Butte Record will be issued to-duy, contain
ing the news of the week. Prize, s. per
annum. Single copies, in wrappers, % cts
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-02
CAPT. MURRAY.

Mr.. Editor. YOU will please announce the naUe q
GAIT MI lI,N. rs "a candidate Tor Marshal, AT the
approaching municipal election.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-02

TnANKs.-Mr. Wiley desires us to return
thanks to those gentlemen who so literally
contributed in aid of the recent picnic, and
begs us especially to mention Mr.. Lathrop,
for rendering the free use of his ferry, and
Mr.. Clark, on whose premises the party was
hnll
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-20
A Deacon Expelled from the
Church for voting for Buchanan.

!. Mr.. G. P. Stibbins, Deacon in the Free
Will Baptist Church, in Alpine, Michigan,
has been expelled from that church for the
offense of voting:for Buchanan. A good sign
for that ehnrch. 1t looks as though it's an.
ti-slavery meant something g.-Anti-S -Sldpery
Buge. '' i
The above. is true, although it hardly ap.
pears possible. 1t shows the fanaticism and
intolerance ofBlack Republican bigots. In
this county. last fall, one preacher of the
gospel declared. that those who "voted fol
Buchanan would go to HE'LL" while anothei
said tlisv..'no Democrat should be allowed tc
partake of the Communion - Notwith
standing the "buAs" of these self-righteou'
d. DIS the Democracy carried the county
and "Old Buck" graces- the Presidential
chair , )
These political preachers are a set o
wolves in" ,"sheep's clothing" Out of tht
$1,000. New England ministers who protested
against the passage Of the Nebraska bill, "il
the name Of the Almighty" fifty two hav,
been proved and found guilty of some cr;m
anal ofense.--Sen. Ado.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-20
Legal Notice.

nEARING CHAPEL, Joseph Chapel, Ju.
~ Illus Chapel, Amasa Chapel and Daniel Chapel
hereby notified that,a petition was fled against
them on the 4h day of August, A. D., 1857, in the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the county of
Portage and state Of Ohio, by Lucinda Chapel, and is
now pending therein, wherein the said Lucinda Cha
pei demands partition of the following real estates to
wit: Situate in the township of Charlestown, county
Of Portage and state of Ohio being also known 81
acres in the east side lot No. a. and 90 acres in the
of which Turner Chapel died seized, subject to the
dover of Minerva Chapel therein and that at the next
of said Court the said Lucinda Chapel will apply
for an order that partition may be made of said prem
ises. 81 > J. L. & H. c. RANNEY,
August 0, IS57-6W Attorneys for petitioner.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-20
legal Notice,

EDWARD -DACKUS, a nonresident OF
this State is hereby notified that on the 9th day
of June d. is57 Harry Ward filed his petition in the
Court o! Common Pleas within and for the County Of
Porisgs and State of Ohio, against tne slid Edward
Pack US and one Nicholas Douber, and which petition
is stu pending therein, setting forth in substance.
hnt OH tho 1th day of September, 1851 said paiDt
by written agreement, contracted to sell, ana upoq
the rrnctual payment Of the consideration money, to
convey t. the said Backus Is No. 2l and %, (past
parD in large lot No. I in the township and village OF
Rayenna, County of Portage and 81 Ohio, and
that in the said Backus, agreed
and bound himself to pay said plaintiff the sum oi
$3.50, in manner foewing' $50 on the 7th day o
Sett 1855: $50 Oh the first of March, 1856; $l25 on
the rst of march, 1857 and $l25 on the first of March
1858 with annual interest; and that said Backus
the 9TH day of Sept, 1855 paid $50, and on or about
the 27th day of October, 1856, said Backus assigned
his interest in said contract 10 Nicholas DoUber
and that said Douber the 27th day OF October 1856
ber, 1885, the further sum of $40, and that there
| now due and unpaid on said contract the sum q
$l6l 50, and interest thereon from the goth day q
June 1857, and that the first day Of March, 1859
there will also become due same contract the fur
ther of S132, of principal and Interest. The pc
on further that the rent and use Of said prem
ises during the time said defendants haze occupied
the since the execution Of said contract has been
and is Of greater value than the aforesaid amount
| paid upon said contract. Plaintiff asks Judgment
agaHst said defendant, for the amount due on said
contract and the sale of the property to pay the same
[ or tfat said contract may be fully cancelled. fS
The said Backus Is informed, that he is compelled
answer said petition on or before The asth day+o
September, 1857.
Atty's for Petitioner.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-20
AUGUST APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. II, TUBES.

VIII be in attendance as follows: :
RNVENNA, Frentss House, Wc,ln sday and Thurs
day until a'ciock P. NJ August l9h and aetht
Akron, En- ire House, Tuesday, August 18th.
Warren, National lct,l, Wednesday, August 2GH.
Cleveland, Am 'Eicah Hotel, Monday ana iuesia!
August 81 aud ith
Lungs Heart, Livor, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Sneeu; ai4n DrbpSy, RrdN II, Rheumatism, Nervous.
na4s O,pl,ty. Dyspepsi0, Female diseases, AgUe and
Fever ri; lamp ItiuAs Of the Blood, Eruptons, Can
GERS, Uiugraa ui oLher varieties OF long standing
coinplujtits. both external ana internal.
For some trn years Dr.. /. has devoted his entire
time to chronic dssase sLteatng thousands annually,
many of whom had exhausted every otNnT-Tesonrce
wtn reach. In case are mineral or other P0fEecs
ylo Wc does hc make SICK to mGkG bell, or tear
DOM to Lri54 a2. Tho medicines can be taken with
safety By tie most delicate. and patients may remain
at home, and continue with prudence their ordinary
diet aud exercise. Many have reeafered lnler the
treatment physicians bad Civ up all
hope, the iudisputahe evidence 6f which can always
bGfufnished. tuvaltds fowever rcdusGd ahI despair
ing nv,cdto call, and may bc assured that no ep
enlargement will be given or expense incurred,wish-
uta corresponding prospect OF recovery.
1I7rhe Dyspep!ic. and Dospalriug should read he
Several years have elapsed ara Nr. !. CONTINUES
to endure severe and constant labor.
, = Bath, Summit Co, o., Aug, IA, 1854.
| DR. TUBBs-Dear Sir:-Seven years ago. Twas lake
with what doctors called dyspepsia. consulted sew
cral who all told should never be cured or able
to work tIny trade again, which is biacksmithing.
Sometimes O. little better then worse, scarcely able tt
do any ing.4 lirg gered along until three years ago
whenI was taken worse by nay old comp laint, oiow
ell by that tesaIing evil or dyspeptcs yRochondria
From this time up to seeing YOU could eG but very
sparingiy of light food which always distressed me
and was often elected from my stomach. My suffering
of mind were beyond what tongue can tell. or an,
imagine who basNot experienced similar torlures
tried all the pysieians in reach with hat little bene
fit, and white in tha midst ofhopeless suferings, whic
could they be tsia would fll Il volume. happene'
te $50 your Advertisement. Having had the advice o
all kinds Of ply scas concluded to get your advic
though with little Faith that ANYTHING would help me-
After advising with you concluded to take some med
icihe as the only and last resort. This was nearly
year since. an almost MS well as ever. Latte
part of winter worked in my shop. having labore
all summer, and now in harvest cradle and NOW, do
ing full days work. l never feel any of my symp
reason to beieyelou will imake me sound man a
/ ever was in the world. am very glad ever say
you, and sincerely believe your treatment the bes
known. particularly chronic diseases. You max
what of this you may think proper.
. Yours with respect, DEXTER X JOHNSON.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-20
Il =, =, Legal Notice.

INHOMAS y. JOHNSON, nonresident
i of the State of Ohio, Is hefeby notified that the
9Th day Of APRIL A. D., 1857, Samuel strawdcr filed
in the Court OF Common Pleas Of Portage county,
Ohio his petition against the said johnson defendant
which is still pending therein. The object and pray
er Of said petition is to obtain judgment against the
said Johnson, to indemnify the said Strawdez bal
for the said johnson defendant, in the sum Of one
hundred and fifty dollars In recognizance fortte ap
pearance of tho said johnson before the Court o.
Probate in said county at the April Term of said
Couit, which bond was defaulted. 'h
Said Johnson notided that he Is requested to ap
pear and answer said petition ON before the 26tf
day Of Septenfbers 1857.
s'2iM STRAWDER e. HART, Plaintiffs Attys.
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