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The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15
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@;a Inc undersigned, offers for sale At h,.r.;.
~ ~noe OF one half of the Ranch situated ena s .e
SsSR o. TINS city There good House and garden o
fasv For ana y Is desirable place for Dairy Terms
SAS u - head Of Broad Street, Nevada : III
-. j. NJ UTYc0N
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.cAswEl1 Co. Judge, sFoFToRD and MCCAIN, Associates
On Wednesday, April 9th, the Sheriff return
ed the venire and the following persons appear
ed. were duly empanelled and sworn as grand
Jurors IS. s. Lewis foreman, Robert Casey, S.
B. Stafford, WIN. Sublett, John Wear, George
Parsley, H. P. Swaziland, r. R Craig, Joseph
Richardson, Archibald Hcnney, N. B. Isanan,
Joseph Healey, N. Titconb, John Mcfarland
VIM. Holdridge, N. Bailey, Tracey Stroud, VIM
Redfern, VIM. McCloud. In the afternoon the
grand jury came into court having found an
indictment against F. v. Moore, for the murder
of Alex. McClanahan, at Grass Valley.
On Thursday, another indictment was found
against Moore for rape. The case of Nevis,
charged with the attempt to murder Rich, at
Alpha, was dismissed, the grand jury not con-
sidering the evidence sufficient to warrant their
finding an indictment.
On Friday morning. Moore, was arraigned on
the indictment for rape, and plead not guilty.
On motion Of defendants counsel, the case was
postponed until Saturday, at nine o'clock, A, N.
The case of the People VS.. F. V. Moore. in
dlcted for committing rape upon the person of
Mrs. Martha Taylor, in May, 1855, in Rough x
Ready township, was taken up on Saturday
morning. The principal witness was Mrs. Tay-
Tor, who swore positively that Moore had raw
lsIed her. She admitted that Moore had made
her present of cheap dress pattern, few
minutes before the ofTense was committed, but
the manner in which she gave her evidence left
little doubt in the minds of those present that
she was telling the truth. Her evidence was
corroborated as far as IL could be, by collateral
facts sworn to by other witnesses A witness
named Grant sworc that Moore's wife had set
tied the matter with Mrs. Taylor by giving her
ten dollars Mrs. Taylor denied this statement.
The only question calculated to leave any doubt
as to the commission Of the crime, was whether
Moore had the physical strength to accomplish
1t in the manner described Mrs. Taylor is q
woman rather above the ordinary size, though
apparently not very stout. Moore is about me-
dium size, but has well-knit frame, and is evil
IDENTIFY man Of great physical strength. The
jury took the case about five o'clock in the af-
ternoon, and after being out about four hours
returned into court with verdict of guilty
On Monday afternoon Moore was sentenced
TO fifteen years Imprisonment in the Peniten-
tiary. The execution of the sentence has been
stayed until the prisoner can be tried upon the
indictment which stands against him for murder.
There being no further business, the court
adjourned for the term. ha
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

A DMINIsTRATOR'S sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
an order OF the Probate Court mado the 10th day Of
premises in the city Nevada on SATURDAY The I'd day Of
Nay 1901 at the hour off O'Clock NJ the following de-
roca property belonging to the Estate Of l. p STILES de-
70 WI The lot Of ground which is erected the
anEee Blade HOTEL lyngon the North side Of Commercial
fronting on said street forty three feet sin inches
more OF less and running back with about the width
70 me mil site now owned BY James Mcmillan a
WALDO ". ALLEN,
Adnl'r. L. r. Stiles Estats.
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D"guerTcofyPes! Daguerreotypes !-Those
wanting pictures in the highest style Of the art should
call al the Gallery Of biRs j. + ErDoLPH, No 10 Com
mercial street Glass Pictures Ambrotyes also made
for those who desire them. left
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NV

- -" lair OfNNlA, COUNTY OF NEVA-
~ da-ss, In Probate Court In the noattar Of a. r
tate OF VIM. S. PATTERSON Deceased y '''e 70
whereas VIM J. KNOX Administrator of said Estate
remaining property Of said Estate censsn@ ~ I'm
Interest IN the Nevada Mining companys Claims WHERE
Vr = hereby ordered that all persons interested be and
saturday the 18th day of April A. D. 1857 al 10 o,coeI
a. to show cause fany they have why the nrsver of
petitioner should not be granted BY order the Pro.
oate court This 9TH day of April A. d. 1881 :" : -
ze-zw Attest j. II BOSTWicK flsrt
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MARRIED..

On Wednesday April 18th at the residence Of A. G. Pier
in this city by Rev Ma. snCcg MR J. C. SPENCER 10 Mrs
MARY A. HoBIIE, all Of Sacramento
On the 9th n4t at the Methodist parsonage, Nevada
by the Rev. Sir Morrow, Mr. DASgI Il. HARPER OF Texas
Flat, TO Mrs. E.LA Hill, Of this city. ~
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WILLIAM METZGER,
e. : "a JOSEPH PERRIN
,., ,,,. RICHARD GIBBS, -
-ePtIl IIn, ledf.-2oow JACOB LAMB Z b
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEvA.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEvA.
- aa-ss in Probate Court. In the matter of the "a
tate OF ISRAEL JOINER deceased : $3.50 - VIC 20
Whereas WALDO NJ. ALLEN, Administrator Of said
mas TINS day filed petition laying for leave 10 se
N humong uty in said County Wherefore all persons
are hereby notified to be and appear At the
9th day Of May A. n 1857 at 10 O'Clock 4 M co., .As
20 snow cause any they have why the prayer of said Pc
1oner should not be granted BY order of the Probate
Court, This Sth day Of April A. b. 1851 ' io0@ss
-o4w Attest J. II. BOSTWICK C1erk
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b,Il is1.f.fF n z. 7. OVERFLOW President,
Nevada, April 9th 1s57-2S-3w
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15

cd on This day led in the Office Of the Clerk N N.
county Of Nevada in the State of California their articles
o. ASSOCIATION ann their application and that at the nert
regular session ofthe Board of Supervisors Of said County
ey viii apply TO said Board for permission to construct
orge win tue necessary causeways across Wolf Creek
near the Ranch owned by Claugh Perrin -"
aa J. G. CIAUGH 3.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-04-15
tM and complete assortment Of desira5l.
D r U G S Nd ME DiCINES

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-AII. PERSONS
\ having claims against the Estate Of JOHN McSUITY
Deceased late Of Orleans Flat in the County Ne STATE
oCaorna are hereby notified 10 present the same with
the vouchers thcreofto the undersigned at Orleans Fiat
Within ten months from the 9th day OF April A. H. 1857
Atest, ]. II. BOSTwICK, CLERK. 9sIw
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-09
] remain yours truly,
MARY ANN C0MSTOCK.
HAMlLrox. Ohio. Nor. 10. 1s55

Dr.. RoBAcE-Dear Sir-I have read in the newspapers
many accounts Of cures effected your Scandinavian Rem
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and as marvellous any of them So far you
cened testimonial more less is ofe consequence
Your fame is established and my statement cannot add ia
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desire to make known the facts When called upon
you at the instance of dear friend the 21st of March
last, had been nine years sufferer from caarTh The
irritation of the and membrane of the head
intense that sometimes il almost drove crazy. could
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At various times five different physicians had attended
each treated me in his way but them did
any good. despared of ever seeing another well day.
and when called Mt your consultation rooms had very
little hope of relief BY your advise entered Immediate
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Health and Long Life for All


last the grand object Of Medical Science is attained
N Dr. Robacs Scandinavian Remedies actually perform
what thousands promised but never accomplished Ihey
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gradients of his famous Scandinavian Remedies Dr. Ro
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Indigestion and Impurity Of the Blood.

From Rer. J. Y Hines, Pastor Of Adrent Church, Boston.
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CLrvrLAvp. Ohio. Dec. 6, 1855.

DR.. RoBACK-Dear Sir,-I should indeed be ungratefu
i'll failed to reply to your letter of the 10th ut enquirng
the affect Of your remedies in my You say you do
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With deep gratitude remain yours truly,
MARY ANN C0MST0CK.
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WARSAW, WYOMING Co, N. T., Oct. a 1900.
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WASHINGTON, d. c.. I Feb, 1856.
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

A PLANET IN DANGER OF A DELUGE.-ln
n recently issued work entitled, "The New
Theory of the Creation and Drluge," ]; Is
stated that it IN probable the rings which
surround Saturn ARE composed of water,
snow or ice, which, at some future time,
may descend and deuge that planet as
ours was dpuged in the days of Noah. II
would now appear that such an event is
likely to take place sooner than WINS nnlic
ipa,ed, for Sir David Brewster says that Mr..
Otto Stuve and Mr.. Bond have lately stud
led with the grea. Munich telescope, at the
observatory of Pulkaway, the third ring on
Saturn, which Mr.. Lanettr and Mr.. Bond
disco, cred to be fluid; and that these astron
omers are Of opinion that this fluid ring is
not of very recent turmation, that it is not
subject to rapid change; and lhev have come
to the extraordinary conclusion that the in
npr border of tho ring has, since the time Of
Inygns, been gradually approaching to the
body oi Saturn, and that we may expect,
sooner or later perhaps in some dozen of
years, to see the rings united with the body
of the planet. Saturn would then be del.
uged, and his wicked inhabitants, il he have
any, be cut off, MS the wicked sons Of men
were in the time of Noah. Wonder il the
publishers can ascertain whether there is any
Noah there building an Ark. What would
we not give for lines of Telegraph from the
earth to the other planets!
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THE POST.
ATHENS, FRIDAY, FEE. 10, 1887.

Why PIERCE WAS BsATEx AT CrscN
sArr.-The Columbus Tins, Democratic
journal-in alluding to the contemplated
visit of Dir. Pierce to the South, says:
"The whole South, we believe, without
distinction of party, would delight to honor
the retiring Chief Magistrate. He has stood
BY the Constitutional rights Of every section
Of the Union, and sacrificed his prospects, of
reelection by his hostility to The fanatical
aggressions of the Black Republicans upon
Southern rights" 49,.
Upon which the Mobile Advertiser thus
remarks:
"1he truth wi out. II Mr.. Pierce wns
thrown ovrrboari ut Cincinnati on account of
"his hostility to the aggressons Of the Black
Republicans" how can we escape the conrlu'
sion that the man who supplnnted him was
not regarded by the Northern Democracy as
obnoxious to that object, and that he was
nominated for that very reason! There is
no doubt Of the truth Of this position. The
nomination and election Of Mr.. Buchanan
is vauntingly claimed rs triumph Of the
Nebraska bill; yet, there is nothing clearer
than that no man who had m agency in the
passage of that measure could have come In
striking distance OF nomination at Cincin-
natl"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

A Coop OSE.-A Raleigh correspondent
of the Fayetteville Observer tells joke that
occurred in the Senate, which shows that
Legislators can sometimes be forced from
their gravity. He says:
"Quiie an amusing scene occurred in the
Senate this week, on till to emancipaie n
slave who il seems is almost perfectly white
Some friend or advocate Of the measure. just
NJ the bill was about to be called up, rrques
ted Mr.. Page, the door keeper, 10 go out and
find the petitioner and stand him at the door
Of the Senate so that the Senators might see
how white he was. Page made mistake III
the man, and brought in gentleman who It
seems is candidate Cor Superintendent Of
Common Schools, against the present worthy
incumbent. Thinking that the election WINS
about 10 come on, and that his Looks might
help him ont, he took his stand in full view
of the Senate, looking "as sweet as the last
whisper of n spring morning." until the
speaker called upon the Senate to look at
him: she's a. white as any of you" Some
one discovered the mistnke-a roar of laugh.
ter follow-d--the candidate for superinten
dent turned off in n rage and wanted to know
"who the devil disputed it?'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

CONGRESSIONAL PRooEEpiNos.-Nobody now
knows, for nobody reads, what Congress is
really doing; and it has become, therefore,
the most unknown and obscure legislative
body in The world.
The reason OF this is, that members Of
Congress, in their efforts to print and publish
every thing said and done. have created such
a mass Of reading matter that the human
mind, despairng Of mastering it all, naturally
gives up and reads none. All that the public
hear, therefore, is what the Telegraph reports
and this is so sketchy, so gossiPping, so given
to 'scenes" and "excitements,' that it throws
but feeble light upon the real transactions
of Congress We often look at the Congres
sional Globe. but generally give up in des'
pair; and il we do so--reading such reports
being our 'trade"-how must IL be with the
thousands and tens Of thousands of the pub
lici
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For the Post.

For the Post.
CAPT. BRAGG SURRENDERS.
Ihaye been told sll is not gold
That shines and glitters fair;
That the wisest plan devised by man,
will soon dissolve in air.
And from my youth I've felt its truth
This world is full Of sin;
NV friends did plead till / agreed
To represent McAinn.
To save McMinn from shame and sin,
To save my country, too.
/ did consent to strike my tent
And bid my friends adieu.
Upon the stump was trump
That was sure would win;
set nv sail to catch the gale.
And itch'd to pitch right ini
NV speech arranged, my linen changed,
Behold my rising famel
For I'm host and throagh the "Post"
will announce my name
But 10, behold my shining gold
Is far beyond my reach;
That rascal "Rough" was mean enough
To steal my darling speech
And what is worse, to tell in verse.
He put il in the Post !"
boldly say twas not fair play
feel Just like ghost.
Should come out they II raise the shout,
"There comes old patent Braggl
can't stand that-here, take my hat
Old Rough, you've got my tsgl
And now, old Rough, its plain enough
You've got master job.
For am sure there's nineteen more
Besides old Colonel Bobl
I'll see fair plsy-just bang away,
You'll floor one every pop;
For Pm as slim as lady Trim
How quick you made me hopl
Load up with shot and slay the lot,
That will relieve their pains;
'Smite hip and thigh'-the wool will fly,
I'll swear you'll get no brains
For when / fell old Doctor l..
Just chanced to be right there;
He probed the wound and nothing found
Except some blood and hair
My wife then said is Captain dead
The Doctor slightly grinned:
81 will insure perfect cure
His head is full Of wind!"
The wind came out and Tn about,
Feel better. if you please:
1t will be best to bore the rest
They've got the third disease!
Some nearly dead, with ,rindn head,
Some have the wind much ioacer;
In either case just tap the place
And I'll insure curei
CAPT. BRAGG.
Feb lat 1877 .If
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-02-13

RATHER TouGHIsH.--A correspondent of
"Porter's Spirit" writing from Cleveland,
Ohio, declares that large dry goods estab.
lishment was recently burned down in that
city, when one Of the large fire safe man
ufactures of New York, who knew they had
one of their articles 10 the building, wrote
on, and requested the proprietors Of the ru.
ined store to state how their safe had with
stood the confagration. The answer was
as follows: "Gentlemen, your safes are
wonderful. Nothing can surpnss them for
protecting books and papers, though they
have some unfortunate opposite effects
One of our clerks on Saturday, bought a
Shanghai rooster, and at night, unknown TO
us, put il for safe keeping 10 the safe. That
night our establishment was DESTROYED by
FIRE, and the safe and its contents were ex.
posed to a tremendous heat for thirty.sx
hours, at the end Of which time II was hoist
ed out red hot. As soon ms possible, Il was
opened, when you may judge ofour surprise,
when we found within II the Shanghai roos.
tor, leaning against The ledger, frozen to
DEATH"