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The Nevada journal., 1857-05-15
G5e Nebaoa gournal.
Friday Morning. May 10th.
A Word to Our Patrons!

Nothing gives us much pain to intimate to our
atron we are in of money 1t is like pdling eye
teeth with pair of bullet molds. Particularly since
the flames made such sad havoc have been sensitive
and Ienient But stern necessity sometimes drives the
most modest to the commission ofan act at which his
ture revots We forced to hint in the gentles
rer that slight sprnkling of pewter would be accept
able Appreciatng fully from feelings and expe
ence the effects of the climate upon the constitution
asstude of the indebted, We in the spirit of in
dugence which has characterized heretofore have,
constituted and appointed Mr.. wa. G. ROBERTS our
agent oca upon patrons for the little that due u.s.
The in favor small individually but collec
tigsy they will help at the present time greatly
We trust there will be mutual pleasure in the meeting
Of Mr.. Roberts and the patrons of the JOURNAL.
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SHERIFF"S SALE.

DY virtue of an Execution, issued out of the Hon.
ID District Court of the 1th Judicial District and
me directed and delivered for Judgment rendered in
said court on the Goth day of March 1857 in favor
of Orren Garretty and against Charles Foye the
of Four Thousand and Seventy Five s0O0 Dollars to-
gether with s6i Be costs and all accruing costs have
levied on the following property, to-wit:
All the right title and interest ofdefendant Of m ana
T. the Ranch known the Park Hughes Ranch sit
uated on the Ridge Road from Nevada Grass Valley
Nevada county Cetornia with all the improvemE Ents
thereon consisting of House, Stables, Fences, &c
Notice is hereby given that the eth day of Junt
le91 at o'clock NJ viii sell all the right tttle
interest and claim Of sail Charles Fove in and othe
above described property at the Court House doot OF
Nevada county, at Pubic Auction for Cash in hand
the highes and best bidder satisfy said execution
and all Costs WM BIfTTERFIEID
oFN N,,.o
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the street The head was placed on a
table in front and in the Office of the
judge, exposed to the jeers of the popu-
lace. 1t was then placed in a jar for
preservation. Two of the Americans
brothers-in-law of Crabb-are said to
be killed; also, Rasey Biven.
My informant, an intelligent man,
and an eye witness of the proceedings,
says that Crabb died as a gentleman
should as calmly and quietly as if he
had been going to pleasant home =
-Four men who were sick had been left
at Sonora by Crabb, and they occupied
the house opened by E. E. Dunbar, and
on the American side of the line. On
the 18th of April, at night, party of
25 Mexicans came up from San juan
went to Dunbar's house, took the poor
sick men out Of bed, tied them, and at
dawn of day, carried them to the foot
of the hill and shot them dead on the
American soil, leaving them to rot
A party of Papago Indians. having
more mercy than they, buried the bod
les, and four solitary graves now appeal
to the eyes, of beastly crime, to the
American government for revenge
VIII such an appeal go unhcardl
Mr. Dunbar just escaped massacre,
having left Sonorita on the afternoon
previous. The Mexicans were furious
at his escape. although he had nothing
to do with the party except to offer shell
ter, on American soil, to four sick men
in his own house.
A party of about thirty recruits, un-
der Capt Grant Orri, started from Tue
son to join Crabb at Cavara, when with
in fifteen miles of that place, they were
attacked by about two hundred Mexi-
cans. Capt. Orri retreated fighting his
way to the American line, with a loss of
only four men. The Mexican loss was
about forty. Capt. Orri deserves great
credit for his skill At every watering
place the Mexicans attempted to check
and subdue him by thirst, but he defeat
ed them on every occasion. The last
eight miles was a continued running
same strength which left Tubac has not
yet been heard Of 1t is believed if
Grant Orri had been with Crabb, diff
ferent result might have been anticipa-
ted. 1t was bad management, want of
experience, and clear rushing upon a
deadly fate
Crabb entered Cavara with S4 men,
and all of them were killed except the
youngest, said 10 have been spared by
the Mexican Commander The name
of the survivor is unknown, but he is
said to he boy of 16 or II.
The Mexicans at Cavara were about
500 strong. Mai Rob. Ward and Mhj
7 zer are safe. They were with Capt
Orri's parry. Col R \ Wood, lat
Fillmore Elector, is among the dead.
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SHERIFEtS SAFE

pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER Or SALE. .o.a,e 3.
- rocted, ssned our OF the Hon. Oisnic. Coar ittr
Judicial District Ciron Rem ttUr from the SrpreIne
Court on Judgment rendered therein on inc 25tl day
ofOctober D. 1885 in favor OF Z. F.. Heydlauf and
j. Heydlauf for he af Three Hundred Dollars
s3Oo0 0 with interest s30eC9 az INC rate Of one el
cent per mo nth from the 6h dag os Angus, a 7 1855
untll paid together with ali COSTS Of a. neren taxed
S44 28-iOO dollars. Notice hereby given thar 9rl
Friday. the 29th day of May 4 = 1857 ct 2 clock
viii expose to public auction a. the ourt Hers
Door OF NeFads county, as am commanded the prop
crty described in said order OF sale to,vit certain m
situated IN the town of Nevs 2. ana eo,nnepoine at
point on the south side Of ring street abouf one hun
dfed and fifty feet west OF Deer Creek running thane
southery along The line of Z " Smiths JInien Hcte
Stable lot to the centre OF Deer Creek thence norr
west up through the centre Of said creek Spring stree
thnee westerly along Ihe south linz Of prne street Il
the place of beginning; Together with ali ana snr,a,
the appuena1ccs thereto belonging IN any wise an
pertaining NM. BUTTERFiFLD
Sqerf Nevada Cot,ng,
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NEW VOLUME.

Six years have passed, (six years is
a long time in the history of our state)
since the first copy of the Nevada Jour-
nal was given to the breeze of, what has
proven to be, public favor, and with
this number commences the seventh
Volume
During the long intercourse we have
had with the public there is much that
is pleasing, little to regret The efforts
of the proprietors and editors to make
the Journal good and reliable news
paper, have been more than seconded
by our patrons and the public. Ofnoth-
ing can we loudly complain. Our rela-
tons with the advertising and reading
world are, and have been, of the most
fattering and pleasing character.
The Journal has grown with the
growth of the community in which its
lot has been not unhappily cast. 1t
has prospered as the people prospered,
and suffered with them in their ca,ami-
ty. To the old pioneers of the city it
is knit by the bond of common prosperi-
ty and common misfortune, and to every
later conner by the ties of common veal
That the Journal has ever been other
than fearless sheet, true to the cause
it espoused, honest in its convictions,
and obeying no other but the dictates
Of conscience, we believe no evidence
exists, if such is not acknowledged. At
least, its present conductors can look
upon the past with no very serious mis-
givings.
The independence which has charac-
terized us in the past, will not suffer in
the future, and all the efforts we can
put forth to crafty our patrons and
readers will be cheerfully and untiring-
ly expended A readable and sound
conservative sheet, the Journal is de-
signed to be- In short the future will
not disgrace the past,
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Monumental Hotel.
RE-OPENED.

INHIS new ana spacious Hotel, lately erected =, -c
4 site formerly occupied By the pacifc Rarf.rr7s,i
over the Bridge Foot Of MAIN STREET Neva6f -sv;ii
oe open tor the reception OF guests and aecomo5
The proprietor would Invite the attention Of the tvav
ling portion of the community especially to the fac "a:
having spared neither trouble Of EXPENSE to o1i and
furnish his House in calculated 10 nea ire On
tire vents of the public and having desirable sea
ton i'll the business art oftheoy the irnnediete Vi
cinity Of the atornia Stage Co Telegraph anc
offices Having number Of soo53 4garfipr7ts - t5
AccowEod4tioa gt FGuiies. At TIE aI0sT Els2F 8Tg
TERMS and conducting his House ssrict eitslsrca
PRINCIPLES thus afforaing superior aeon -
those wishing Qatiet Home
He begs to inform the otizeRs o. Ne-ada SAG - .,,b
lie generally that every 6tteudoa viii Ne i7a , ~,
mote the comfort and merit she ps,roasrs lasa vi,
may favor him with eall
SAMUEL ". 5ECSs. -ro. .y.,tos
Nevada May eth, 1857
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Summons.
CTATE OF oALIFQRNlA--County of NevaE h

- a Il VI NtitAE VI NeNatla--ts
- Township of Ne, ada
The People OF the State Of aiifornia, to II. Eddy
Yer ave hereby suhhone" l" ap ar before the uader
-Ighed Justice 81 the Peaee at MS Office in said Town
snip on luesday' the an day Of jane, A. ID lE57 at
~ ~ Vei.eS = =, 20 answer e the comIla n IL n
leF'.f VINO iI'.',S ol yon the sum of - g. and
l ~ @ e.. i,Ui'ei an Lien as per coml ltlnt
VI 30 70 api en- ana answer Judgment vill be
asls. YOU loI me sad sum of SIa9 B., and
@ S~ ~ - 80 e,t @ toI IN sala complaint, togetier with
Given under my hand this l4th day of Nav n
1857. JM CLARK Jus,;ee 81 ~ ,ha iasyj a. =. u.
Ordered, that service of the above summons ~ -
by publication for three weeks IL the Nevada Journal
h'-'7'"- In CLARK. Ut
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NOT REFoRMED.-The Coloma Ar-
gus, reports among the list of prisoners
escaped from the Coloma Jail at the
late delivery, the name of Hall, who
was formerly under sentence of death
in this county for shooting a Chinaman.
Powerful influence succeeded in obtain
ing for the condemned the clemencv of
the executive. This is another case
where the pardoning power has been
misapplied, not the only one, however.
where criminals in this county have
been the unworthy recipients of the
mercy of the Governor.
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MARBLE.-A fine slab of blue varie-
gated marble, from the quarry of Mr..
Darst, on the South Yuba, near Illinois
Bar, can be seen at the store of Mr..
keeney, Commercial street. The stone
has a slight fracture, not, however, to
weaken it or prevent fine polish; it is
rather dark, but we regard the quarry
of Mr.. Darst as one of the most yalua-
bic resources of the country. Mantle
pieces, table tops, tomb stones and other
articles will be supplied from the locali-
ty in short time.
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Notice.

SIAIE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Nevada, ss.-
- In the District Court l4th Judicial District
Asa Hall, Harmon Z Nance, and Berriah Ltd efed
VS.. John Powell, Agent of Miners Church
Nohce IS hereoy eVen TO all persons holding liens ur
on the property known the Miners Church situated
az Sebastopol in Bridgeport Township Nevada county,
to exhibit the same with the proof thereof the Judge
of the District Court aforesaid on aturday th4 Both
day of May, A. d. 1857, in open Court
BY order of Count.
/r . \ Witness, my hand with the seal of THE Dis
L. J triCt Court suros aid hereto affixed thk 18th
day of MAY A d 1851 j II 30 TWICK Clerk
By WIN SMITH, Deputy. may1j j-2w
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less receive a good support.

New BoND.-Ex-Treasurer Bates
has been compelled to file new bond
with the following sureties: w. B.
Rochester, s. ,0f %; NJ G. Reed, $40, 900:
F. R. Bunker, $4,000; J. NJ. Rhodes,
$500; making altogether but S3S, 500
IAN inconsiderable sum for the money
DR.. Bates has lost the State.
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CALIFORNIA STATE REGIsTER.-The
prospectus of a new paper to be started
by Parker H. French, and devoted to
the Free Soil Republican interest, is an
nounced. The paper is to be published
at Sacramento, but when the first num-
Der is to be given the public we have not
yet learned. AS the Republicans have
no avowed organ in this State, spite of
COL French's antecedents, it will doubt
less receive a good support.
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Immigration.

|
the Pacific and Atlantic side, between
New York and San Francisco. A com
pany has been organized and the object
and ends to be accomplished by the ur.
dertaking are set forth in a pamphlets
circulating about the country. 1t i:
proposed to fix the capital of II e com.
pany at one million dollars. to be divided
INTO four thousand shares at two hun.
dred and fifty dollars each. The holder
OF share is to be entitled to a second
class ticket annually. Three shares
Will entltle the holder to first class
passage. The project already numbers
many subscribers, and bids fair to gain
many more. The inducements held out
are PLAUSIBLE to say the least. The
steamers on both sides are to be of the
same construction, and the passenger to
be entitled to the corresponding room in
both vessels. Superior accommodations
are contemplated, speed increased and
fare reduced, besides spirit of revenge
may be grati6ed towards the exorbitant
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
The enterprise is a good one, not to
the holders Of the stock, but to the trav-
cling public. No large company of this
kind can make line of Steamers, such
as proposed, remunerative. Too many
will be interested, the company will be
unwieldy, and individual responsibilities
and risks too light. Or, at least, the ex-
pertinent, if it succeeds, will be among
the very first that has so resulted. A
small company under the guidance of
one master spirit succeeds best in any
great enterprise.
The project we conclude will not pay
the holders of one, two or five shares -
here is too great temptation to one
sharp individual near the fountain head
OF power, to so manage the concern as
to make the stock of little value, in or
der ultimately to purchase it in at a
small price. This game has been often
practised and mas become patent to
dealers in stocks. But the great object
of the building a line of Steamers, will
IN a great measure be accomplished
whatever fate may befal the original
patrons of the concern. The Steamers
will live, probably, and float they will
go to and fro upon the Oceans freighted
with human life; they will, unless
bought up by the owners of the grand
monopoly company now in the heyday
of prosperity, run in opposition to the
other line, cheapening freight and pass
age greatly to the benefit of not only
this State, but many others. This is a
great desideratum. The wealthy in
this State can afford to take stock in
such an undertaking, even if dollar is
never directly returned to them for the
investment. Their other interests will
be benefited more than enough to repair
the loss. But for an individual of small
or moderate means to make the outlay
with the expectation ofreaIizing dollar
profit from it is taking worse than a
yourg gambleIs chance with a gray faro
dealer.
We hope to see the company push
forward in the enterprise contemplated,
to consumation, but not at the expense
of those who can lily bear the failure
of it.
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ACcIDENT.-A bank fell in at Alpha
on the 9th inst, severely injuring a mi
ner named John Troy. He was badly
bruised about the bowels, and face
slightly. He died of his injuries the
next day.
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PROPERTY FOX SALE

T5r1i4afT A A1A11 L 0H pALEi,
llllHfT The subscriber wishing to return 10 the A.
iantc states offers for sale his property in th
- town OF Cherokee. Consisting Of
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
blac ksmith's shop, with all the Tcols and natcri,I
The shop adoins Wagon shop and is favorasr ei,
ated for business, one Of the public road ~
county FOR terms apply 0 the undersigned on ~
premises. JOHN UTII7 fb,m, " sthe
April 3, lS57-3m* 'oee'
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y Edward Stanley declines being
City Attorney of San Frapcisco, which
position was rendered him by the Board
of Supervisors.
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BY WM SMITH, Deputy CLERK.
district Court, l4th Judicial ist1iot g., No
r,.,,,,,.,, xada County, Cali ,oTnie.
ZENAS BIGELOW.

ZENAS BIGELOW
til"h aAd accom- panyiug affidavit that me rai, if-;
aooEe ehiiled case Ea good cause of action saaine,
@ e uelenal ana that Zenas Bigeoyv the said defend
ant Is nonresident # the State OF California
IL Is ordered that publication of summons he ,s
s"4nst sau Zenas BiGelow in the Nevada Joeuai sor
~ pciio9 Oh three months and that a copy Of said ,.r
mons ~ complaint be deposited in the Nevada r;+
osn once directed to the said Zenas Bigelolv nj ei
owen under my hand this 9th day of May, A D s97.
c.e1,,. NILES SEARLS, District Jlidee
S'Ste % SAliorma, ounty OF NeV ada S.
l. ) II bostwiek, Clerk Of the District Court s4t
Judcial District in and for said county do hereby ,a
fy hat the foregoing is a true cory Of an orjf a.
puDi cat oe o. summons made in the above entitled cans
T. 8 \ Witness my hand and The seal of the T]i--.,
\ 1" ~ curt aforesaid, this 9Th dav of MAJ a -
4e9h ). H BOSTWICK Clerk = C.
A A. Sargent. Atty for Pm: mavl53m
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For snle.

THE subscriber heing aesifous of cevln io' Inc 81
anrc States, offers for sale his lease 81 he Amer
can Exchange Restaurant Aiso, al The futnitnre bs
longing to tho Restaurant
May / GEO {, TCWNSCN
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- To Jerry Sullivan, of San Fran
cisco, we return thanks for the Tribune
Almanac, and other prints.
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MARktEik

At the American Exchange Ne a a MAY eth
Rnv. Ell und d ooPer, Mr. DONALD MCDox
Miss DELLA Nc ARTY Ill OF Grass Valley
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MTNING NEws.-From all parts of
the county we learn the most cheering
news The miners seem to be in high
feather every where. Bankers and la
borers tell the same tale, that never was
more gold being taken from the earth
than at this time The average sales
Of dust in the market never went to a
higher figure
In addition to the items of last week
we have a string of other instances of
individual success too long for publica-
ton.
AT Orleans, Moore's apd Woolsey's
the yield has not lessened Eureka
turns out gloriously plenty of water
and the mineral corresponds.
At Alpha the miners are making for
tunes. Our information is to the effect
that none working in that locality go
unrewarded. Omega is paying better
than ever before Some of its produc-
tions are heavy Jumps" Two pieces,
one 81, the other ozs., were shown us
a day OF two since
Good reports come from Gold Hill.
Cherokee turns out the yellow ore
bravely, and French Corral is not be-
hind hand
From Red Dog the news is Aattering,
and the vicinity round about is giving
forth daily evident signs of inexhausti-
bic wealth
Brush and Rock Greeks still compete
with any Of the more pufed diggings
and seem destined to hold their own tc
the last click of time
All the little mining camps are lively
why this city is not so we will try tc
tell some other time.
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l. CATHARINE BIGELOW, Plaintf.
ZENAS BIGELOW Defendant
Acunn Drought in the District Court of the 1Att ma;
cia liStict and the Complaint filed in the con nt f NJ
Nala IN the oflee Of the Clerk of said Disric, frt
me reoPie OF the state Of California send Creo.ir
Lenas bigelow-fou are hereby re0ujred N anTea-
III an se'oh Stoqght against you by the above named
Plh'n IN me District Court ot the IAN Tndc,aI ~;
ulei IN aAo Tor the county Of Nevada and 10 as a.
.oP,.lt i meg inGtei "a copy of which accon,nanes
TINS sunnons within ten days Exclusive of n g
serVlce) after the service yeu of tbis s, 10y " u
served within this ounty; if served out &c III
but With this Judicial District, within t,. S0s!
or II rived out Of said District then yitb .y eays
or II out OF this tate in ninety days-or defani vii h.
taken a ainst you therefor, for decree Of diy - "
the bonds OF matrimoDy existing between nif 49, I'm On
as prayed for in the complaint p'f this a & oi
the once OF the Clerk OF said Court and for s1cf - 80
and fufthfr reiie as therein prayed for, csrfed
copy OF winch Is herewith served and if YOU nij - a.
pear and answer the said Complaint As afo7,a ig ~
the plaintiff will take judgment against YOU ,v def.n
therefor. - ~ Ns'f"i'
Given under my hand and the seal of ths Dist-,,
L. S J Souft q the l4th Judicial District tbic gtn
" day Of May, in the year Of onT r o-d ~, - ~
thousand eight hundred aad fifty seven i''1" 'De
, J. II. 30 -TTIcK reyt
By WM SMITH Deputy Clerk 'i -.5i
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Notice.

hereby given that the undersigned on this da, e,
IN the office of the Clerk OF the County of Ne,.,d -
he State OF California. their articles of associao, y!
their applcai ion. And that the next rernlet @ @
ION ofthe Boardof Supervisors of said County Tho
apply 10 said Board for permission to cons rnet r.
with the necessary causeways across NoIf cr, luse
the Ranch owned by Claugh Perrin ~N hVat
J. c. CLAUGH, WILLIAM -Nrr,r
JOSEPH PERRIN. RIG lard s CIBRe
JACOB LAME
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NoToRIous.-A. @. Niles, E.,qr., has
been appointed Notary Publis for this
county by the Governor, under the new
lan. Tbs Judge will keep, the great
seal of his Office in this city.
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MUSICAL CoNvENTIoN.-There was
a good turnout at the Musical Conven-
tion on Saturday evening last, at the
Court House. The hall and gallery
were both filled, as far the comfort of
the assemblage would allow. The sing
ing was conducted with spirit, and went
off well NOT blunder marring the oc
casion. That the varied exercises
should all have been performed with
perfect accuracy, where so many parti-
cipated who have but recently engaged
in the art. is not to be expected; but
the general expression of opinion was
that they went off better than could
reasonably have been anticipated.
The association adjourned to meet
again at Grass Valley on the first Sat-
arday in June, but by request of the
Grass Valley delegation. it was changed
to Monday, June 1st, in the afternoon
and evening. A growing interest is
manifested in this matter, and we doubt
not the next session will be one of the
most interesting occasions of the season
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A. A. SARGENT, District Attorney
NILES SEARLS, District Judo.a

State of California, County of Nevada ss.I 7,
Bostwick. Clerk of the District Court 18th Judicial Dis;
trict in and for sad county do hereby certify tba
foregoing is true copy of the original nofca ~
plication for the pardon of Henry Hay now on file in nv
office Witness my hand with the seal. of said Cow
hereto affixed this zIth day April A. d. 1867
mayS-3w I ri poS1yiSr1Sy n,
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-cpATE FCATTFoRN -,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Curir7 ss-fevad.
~ SIN the District Court l4th judicial District
The People of the State Of Califo, Hs vs. ENRY HAY
To the Hon Niles searls District Juge the cooe
Titled onrt and A. A. Sargent, ESQ, District attorney
GU viii please take notice tbait is he intention o the
undersigned apply othe Of the State Of Al
iforna, for the pardon Of Henry BAY defendan s ,e
named who was tried for the crime Of murd.r the
April term d 1851, of the 'istie Court aforesaid
and at said erm convicted of the crime Of Inv ItG:ar
Manslaugher to Wit, the S3d day Of April A. 1857
and sentence of imprsonmC the State P,;s
passed A ril z7th 1851 AUGUSTA + HAY
We hereby acknowledge service Of she Above uotioc
this 9th day of April 1857.
A: A: SARGENT District Attornev.
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STATE OF California;

COUNTY OF NEVADA
the District Court of the 18th Judicial Distric,.
l. CATHARlNE BIGELOw, PIaintff,
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STATE of California. Couutu of No,oao -.

00 Tins alifornia Butter Just recev ed and fo, e
w by ELLARD BEANS d co. " Broad 5,
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Il()t lbs Oregon Hams just received and 70, sa,..
AOOO by 7. ELLARD BEANS & Co. 50 Rroo6 S,yss
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1000 lbs New Petaluma Cheese, Just received 8, o,
1OOO for sale by
T. ELLdRD BEANS & Co. 50 Broad s,,s.,
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| lhlED CtERRIFS S, just received and for -ais 7
ELLARD BEANS d Co 80 Rroa4 Sc
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| )flED BEEt just received, and for sale h.
- T. ELLARD BEANS(r Co - Broe5 .s.,