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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12

"shall help you 10 some Of the
tomatuses?" inquired young exquis-
ito Of a venerable physician, as he sat
opposite TO him at one of our hotel
tables.
eNo sir, thank you" replied tho
learned savan, "but Ill trouble you
for some Of tho potatuses sir, II you
please"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12

The BrooLvillo Bee Hive Society win give
Strawberry Supper in tho College, on Fri
day evening June 10Th, the proceeds Of
which will DO for the benefit Of the College.
OF course itwi DO . good time saS5,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12

The Trustees Of Brookville College having
completed the building, viii dedicate the
College Chapel, sunday, June %, at 10 o.
clock An
Rev. VIM. NJ Daily, d. d., President OF
the Indiana University, viii deIiverthe ded-
icatory address. We hope that the popular
ity Of the speaker, as we'll as the importance
Of tie occasion, win secure large attend
anee, edlRmes -.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12

TAINTED MrAr.-When meat IL tain
ted. the tain. may be removed by cover
ing Il few hours with common char
coal, or by putting few peices Of char
coal into the water In which the tainted
meat is boiled.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12

REMcSrSo JupoEs-We regret 10 learn
that Judges Stewart and Gookins, have dc,
termined to resign their Offices as Snpremc
Judges, for want OF competent support in
ofhcc. Judge Gookins goes TO Chicago to
practice law, and Judge Stewart resumes
the practice in Indiana Il is miserable
economy which drives from the bench the
only two Judges who command tho respect
of the bar and Of the people
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12
BRP SUMMARY or rug LATEST FOREIGN ANO DOMESTIC NTELtCENGB

4 ~ General Walker, the pirate who has
been engaged In a.war against a nation
with whom We are ut peace, 10 making
quite a tri,impha al march through the South
towards Washington, being greeted every
whore with speeches dinners, &c Had he
attempted such an invasion Of the rights Of
nations north OF Us, TO conquer territory not
adapted TO slave-lsbor, he would long ago
have been greeted with writ and imprison-
ment. II lie entirely constitutional 10 prey
upon the poor Mexicans Cor slave territory,
bat we must back down from "phifty-phour
phorty" TO thirty-nine, because slaves cant
live In that latitude.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12

c9Sr At the Republican Convention for
this county held on Saturday last J. G.
Nav was nominated for Clork, and JANIS
BLAKE for County Commissioner. A series
Of resolutions was adopted, not meaning
much any way--sorto o general IN their cha
ractcr, with two many ~ to suit us The
resolution on rcpaying tho bondholdcrs Is
the only one that meets the question fair
lw
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12

r0r More than four-sevenths Of the mar
riages In Massachusetts are among tho for
eign born. Why is itf For the most sim
pie reasons; the foreign born can afford TO
get married, and the native born cannot
and this must be so long as our extravagant
modes Of life continue Once was the time
when wife was help meet !" now In a
thousand Of cases, You can change the
" meet" to "eat, and mako il read moro
truthfully. - Boston Paper
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12

To caect from Frankln fNystie snd he<h eoerti e..
have len al my eies and Acc un1 IN h> hsnds q
Ray your accounts and save oosss-
June IL El :. nunknf.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12

Though for many years we have had an In.
terest In contemplating the facts connected
with their present state, aided By the light
Of the Bible, we confess TO have failed to
discover half the teachings Of that book on
this subject The little volume before us Is
full Of suggestions and arguments In regard
to the mutual recognition Of those who
have passed away from earth. II is book
TO be read and studied. Many . sorrcwing
father and mother, many bereaved broth
er and sister viii read its pages with delight
and profit We thank It's author. Rev. J..
NJ Killen, Of England, and the American
editor Dr. D. w. Clark for producing such
work. II Is from the press Of swormsied.
e Poe.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12

peD- Negro equality is to be the issue in
the next political campaign The Black
Republican party favor the full citizenship
of the negro-the Democracy oppose it,
Sentinel
Hope they win. We shalihelp them, and
90 farther, We shalloppose the threc-fiths
citizenship which the southern slaves now
possess.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12

AuronioonAru on PioSrRx The faith
ers who fsIlsd he forests aud planted civil
ization IN these valleys are fast passing away.
In q few years there will not be one leh--
How wise then 70 preserve the record Of
their eyentfnl livesl Therswsrs heros then,
in every walk oflife. There wsrsh hero hun
ters and hero soldiers, here farmers and he.
70 mechanics, hero doctors and hero law
yers, who suffered and enjoyed In common,
the privations and pleasures Of pioneer life.
We say enjoyed the pisaswres, for there were
pleasures and enjoymenss even in many Of
their sacrifices, as can easily be demonstra.
ted by getting few Of the living ones who
yet remain, TO talking about those days =
AZ they hght their battles over--as they tell
you Of walking three or four miles 10 visit
their nearest neighbor, and spend the even
ing, walking home by the light Of hick-
ory-bark torch, carrying the babies--as they
tell Of hunting and fishing excursions, Of
camp-meetings, and general mustsrs. they
win exclaim: "Ah. the world wasn't then
as II IL now--we had real friends and real
friendships then" In truth they were hap
py II heir labors and privations.
We do not accord 10 the Methodist
preachers Of those days any more than now,
more than an average amount Of toll and
sacrifice They shared the circumstances
OF the times with those who lived then
Yet their lives were more than ordinarily
full OF thrilling and amusing incidents, and
history Of them must be more than ordi.
narily interesting.
Rev. Jacob Young, whose Autobiography
we are abiding 10, Is now more than eighty
years old He was born before the Revo-
lutionary war, In the West, and has spent
his life in the West, some hfty-four years Of
which, have been as travelling Methodist
preacher. or course his account OF early
times Is interesting, not to Methodists only,
but to every body II s a beautiful volume
Of SIS pages, neatly printed and must meet
with ready sale. Il Is from tho press OF
Swormstedt 4 Poe, Cincinnati, and for sale
at DIR. Keely's, In Brookville. Itcan not be
had in IndiAnapolis--at least We know Of
none here. We are sorry this il the case
0uR FRIENDS IN HEAvES.-1t IL most
blessed reflection that we have friends in
Heaven and no less . source OF profit and
l.. L. Al Il. L. 4
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12
H1aHIy nrrarsrrxo LITTER.

The Rising Sun Visiter was the most off,
cient Foley organ In the 18th district. during
the late canvass, not because OF its ability,
so much rs because Of its superior tactics
II began by abusing Cumback through It's
Kentucky editor; because Of his adherance
TO the principles Of freedom, and thus con-
tinued until about the time OF his nominal
ton, when il pretended to be for him. Hav-
ing eilectually alienated all the South Amer
leans from him, It's assumed friendship was
well calculated to drive away oil such for
eigners as had horror Of Knsw-Nothing-
ism, aud 10 give plausibilty to the charge Of
Foley a Co. that Know-Nothingism IN Us
Southern aspect, and Republicanism are
one Mr.. Foley seems 10 have appreciated
It's labor-, and with more punctuality than
most politicians, forks over the hairr. We
think that two dollars IL dog-cheap, eonsid-
ering the service rendered, but be does well
to pay even that without dunning. We
know some editors that would be glad to get
larger sums for less labor--at least for less
wear and tear Of conscience--tha was
needed in rendering aid and comfort" to
Foley Il Co.
Mr.. Foley not only forks over tho tin,
but accompanies the money with the follow
ing very interesting and complimentary let.
tor
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-06-12

" Dear sir, you will please find two dollars
enclosed for the payment Of the Visitr you
have been kind enough 10 send mo your pa
per for the last nine months-and we are
told from the best orthority that the labor
or Is worthy his hairer--I must say yours Is
good county paper 40 faire rs General
newes Is concerned-as TO the political
Part OF tho paper-according TO my opin-
ion will fall short 10 some Extent tho crate
participates fought by our four fathers but
you are yet young and hope you will I'M
prove yourcs truly
JAMES b FOLEY.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22
SHERIEEvS SALE

tDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, ISSUED OUT
I'D of the Hon. District Court of the lith Judicial
District, and to directed and delivered for judg
ment rendered in said Court the 11th day ofMay,
"a. D. 1857, in favor of A. Sanford and against VIM
Moore, Lemuel Foss, Stllman Hanson and G. f. Rich
rdson for the of Four hundred and 400
k4l7 OD dollars wi III interest the said of -Four
hundred ard seventeen Al 90 dollars at the three
per cent per month until pad together with $50 costs
of suit and all accrung costs have levied the so
lowing described property which have heretofore at
tached in the above entitled suit of Sanford vs. Moore ct
Ials the 18th day of February D. 1857 at 10 O'Clock
the notice of said attachment being duly recorded
lin Book of Attachments of the Recorders office of Nevada
County, to wit All the right title and interest of the
Defendants in and to certain Steam Saw Mill siua-
ted the road leading from Nevada to Red Dog known
as the Nevada LAUNDERING Comp Mill together with
all the land upon which the same built with all the
buildings, improvements and appurtenanees thereunt
belonging or in anywise appertaning Notice is hereb
given tha; Saturday, the 18th day of June A. D.
1851, viii sell all the right title, and claim
of the said William Moore, Samuel Foss, Stman
Hanson and G. +. Richardson in and to the above des
crbed property the door the Court House of Neva
da County, public auction for esh the highest and
best bidder, to satisfy said execution and costs
WILLIAM BJTTERFIELD
Sheriff of Nevada county.
Nevada, Nav 22 1851
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22
SHERlEEnS SALE

DY virtue ofan Execution re directed and deliver
- ed, issued out of the Hon District Court of the 18th
Judicial District of the State of California, in favor Of
Zenas Wheeler and against the Manhattan Quartz
Crushing Company for the OF 329S 20 with interest
on said sum of S29s 20 from the 18th day of October
together with S92 o. of suit have this day levied
on and seized the follow property to wit The Quartz
Mil situased in the town of Grass Valley County of Ne
vada, and known the Manhattan MIL together with
the engine ana boiler attached to said mill and all the fix
lures belonging to the together with all the
fixtures belonging or in anywise appertaning to said
mil which shall sell public auction to satisfy said
ecuton in front fthe Court House. Nevada City the
highest bidder for cash Saturday the 18th of June
1857, at 2oclock p NJ
VIM. BUTTERFIEID, Sheriff Nevada Co
By c. T. WOOD, Under Sheriff
Nevada, May %, 1857
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22
SHERIFFS SALE

ID Virtue of order of sale me directed aud de
ID lvercd issued out of the Hon. District Court of
the 18th judicial District, Judgment rendered OIL
the l9.h day of May, a. d 1857, in favor of Davis
Lachman and Benjamin Lachmaa and az ainst Simeon
Eussey for the sum Of sixteen Hundred and ninety
(Sl69O Dollars with interest the sum of Sixteen
Hundred and ninety (Sl690) Dollars the rate of five
per cent per month from the 18th day of May A D.
1851 until paid together with all of suit herein
taxed at SAT 90 Notice is hereby given that SAT
URDAY, the 18th day of June, D. 1857 at 10 O'Clock
a NJ Twill expose to public sale the door of the Court
House of Nevada County as am commanded, the prop
ery described in said order of sale wis The one u
divided onehaf part of that certain piece parcel
ground situated in the Town and County of Nevada on
the east side of Main street. and known as the Nevada
Bakery conveyed to said Hussey by George w Dickin
dated July 18th 1851 said lot being bounded on the
South by lot OF Alex Morgan, and North bv lot
OF Hosmer now occupied drinking saloon, having
thirty feet 'front.' less and running back to the
bluff the ravine together with all its rights mem
bers privileges and appurenanees also all the right
title and interest of the said Hussey in and one an
divided part of that other certain lot of ground in he
town and county aforesaid, described follows to wit
On the southwesterly side of the road Nevada to
Washington and adjoining to land located by Mathew
Hawk having frontage of about 260 feet said road
and running back to small ravine, being the same
property described N Deed of Eli Scott recorded in the
office of the County Recorder of Nevada County togch
with all and singular the tenemcnts heredi ments
thereunto belonging or in anywise apperaining.
WM BUTERFIELD. Sheriff Nevada Co
May %, 1851
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22
New York Dry Goods Store,

SO Montgomery street, between Pine aud Bush,
rs NOW OPEN WITH A NEW AND LARGE stock
l. of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, con-
sisting in part of the following:
Silks. Shawls Coaks and Mantillas
NJ. de LANES, Mernoes and Apaccas;
French, English and American Calicoe;
Ginghams Lawns and Bareges;
Blankets, Flannes and Conforters
Marseilles Quilts. white and colored;
Irish Linen Shirtings;
Bleaehed apd Brown Shirting CottoRs;
5-4 and Ga Pillow Case Cotton;
S4 10 and ia Sheetings;
Carpetings, Table Oil Cloths, and Druggets:
Table Cloths, Table Linens and Napkins
Towels and Towelings of all kinds;
Crash and Star Linens;
Gents Gloves Cravats, Shirts, ETC.;
Gents Half Hose, Drawers, etc.;
Ladies' and Misses Hosiery;
Ladies' Gloves, Mitts and Robes;
Embroidered and Plain Linen Handkcrchicis;
French Embroidered Capes and Collars;
Rich French Embroidered Sets;
laces Edgings and Inscrtings;
Together with large stock OF Cassimeres SatineI
kentucky Jeans, and every article usually found in
Dry Goods Store.
The undersigned would inform the citizens of Cafor-
MIA, and particularly country dealers, that the aboTr
are all Consigned Goods therefore, bargains may be
expected. Fresh Goods will be received by every
steamer from New York, and the Goods sold at
trcmcly low prices, wholesale retail, for cash.
May22- THOMAS BRADY.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22
SHERIFE,S SALE

DY Virtue of an order of sale directed issued
ID out of the Hon District Court of the 18th Judicial
District, on Judgment rendered therein the 18Th
day of May 4 d. 1851 in favor of Anthony Gotzbach
and against George Foster for the sum of eighteen
hundred and forty one 66l00 dollars (SlS4l. Co. with
interest the said of eighteen hundred and forty
66l00 (SSil66) dollars the rate # Eve per cent
per month from the 18th day Of May A d. 1857 until
paid together with all costs of suit herein taxed at
Sl5l5-Notice is hereby given that Saturday th..
18th day of June, A. ID. 1851, O'Clock F. VI. wifi
expose at public sale at the Court House door of Ne
vada county as commanded the property described
in said order of sale to-wt Beginning at the south
west corner of the boundary of the town of Nevada
stake from which pine stump 20 inches in diameter
bears south GOT west forty three links thence
along said line 20 chains to the westerly side of
the Sacramento and Nevada road; thence north PSI
east along said road FIVE chains; thence north Il
eight chains to the west line of the said of Neyad
thence south along said line chains to the place
of beginning-together with all and singular the
ments, hereditaments and appcItcnances thereunto
belonging or in anywise appcrtaining.
WM. BUTTERFlELD,
Sheriff Nevada County
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

UNIvERsALIsM.-Under this caption
we wrote a few lines not long since, re-
hecting upon Mr.. Edmonds, who had
in a manner contracted with this office
to publish paper devoted to the cause
of Uniyersalism, and called the Star
of the Pacific" There seems to have
been misunderstanding between the
contracting parties SO far as mutual OBJ
legations are concerned, which has been
fairly and honOrably arranged.
We wish much good to accrue to the
denomination and the world from the
Star of the Pacific"
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

LEcTUREs.-We take pleasure in an,
nouncing that Judge Crane has arrived
in town and will hold forth on Monday
and Tuesday evenings next, on "Geo-
graphical Discoveries in this region of
the Globe, and early adventures in the
North Pacific" The Judge has been
listened to by intelligent audiences in
almost all parts of the State, and to the
satisfaction, we believe, of his hearers.
We bespeak for him a full house.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

STRAWBERRIES basket of nice
plump ones of an enormous growth, was
deposited in our sanctum few days
since when we were out, by Charles
Barker, Esq. We presume they were
the product of his ranch, which we are
told IS famous for large strawberries and
plenty OF them. That parcel can't be
beat,
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

FAvORs-THANKs FOR THEM.-We
are indebted to George W. Welch for
Harper's Magazine, and Weekly, Lit
ties Living Age, Louisville Journal,
and New York Ledger; to Jerry Sulli-
van, of San Francisco, for two packa-
ges of papers from all parts of the Tn
ion, the names of which p pould be too
numerous to mention.
Hamlin, also, has our thanks for vari-
Gus faYors.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

NEW PAPER.-The first No. of the
" Star of the Pacific" new paper pub
lished at Marysville and devoted to the
cause of Universalism, has been laid on
our table. 1t is published semi-monthly
by A. G. Edmunds, and is very cred
table appearing sheet. We have not
had time to examine the quality of its
articles.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

HOG CHoLERA-A disease similar to
the scourge which has several Il lines
visited the human race, has broken out
among the hogs in Kentucky, Ohio and
the pork region in the west. As m any
as 400 hogs have died in enc pen.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

Rich DlRT-We were shown speci-
mems of dirt on Saturday last from the
Blue Lead at Little York, which were
uncommonly rich. The specimens were
composed of Hue gravel cement through
which the gold was literally dispersed
The dirt easily slacks on exposure to
the air, though its appearance would
impress one with the idea that nothing
short Of a quartz mill could liberate the
gold.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

ACCIDENT. - We understand that
John Duane, a brother of Charley,
while sitting up with sick man at a
cabin in the suburbs, accidentally shot
himself in the ankle. He was handling
a pistol and it discharged. The acci-
dent occurred on Wednesday morning.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

AMERICAN national CoUNCIL.-The
National Council of the American party
meets in Louisville, Ky, ON tie first
Tuesday in June. Whatever may be
said of the party in this State, certain it
is that it still lives with its vigor unim-
paired by defeat in all the Southern
States.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22
SHERIEF,S SALE

DY Virtue of order of sale to directed. issued
ID out of the Hon. District court of the 18th Judicial
District, Judgment rendered therein the 10Th
day of April A. D. 1857, in favor of Benjamin Lachman
and against Wm Edwards, for the of six hundred
and twenty two 25.l00 (S622 25) dollars with interest
on the said of six hundred and twenty two o5 100
(b225) dollars to date together with interest ON tho
said sum of six hundred and twenty two 2lOO dollars
at the rate of two per per month from the 18Th d
Of May, D. 1857 until paid together with all costs NJ
shit herein taxed at S45Notice is hereby given that
on Saturday the 18th day of June D. 1851 at o,cock
p. NJ will expose to public sale at the door of ,b
Court House of Nevada county am comma n1ed ~,
property described in said order of sale tovit. Al
that certain piece parcel of land situated WING
being in Nevada county at the head Woods Ravine
known Spencers Garden, bounded and described as
fbllows Beginning at certain stake put down for \
corner stake which sta Ike is distant Sc feet on course
south from the southery of the Aume
enclosing part of the land above described and ON
the northerly bank of the Rock Creek Ditch and run
ming from thence according the magnetic eridian
north 400 east SOC feet another stake put down for
stakes thence north 81 west 53S feet to anot
fr certain stake put down for stake, thence
south west $50 to said Rock Greek Ditch thence
tasterly following the meanderngs and said
fitch to the place of beginning together with all
Singular the tenements heredtamens and appurte
tes thereunto belonging in anywse appertaining
WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD,
| Sheriff Nevada County.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

70 Rev. Mr.. kalloch. Baptist qler-
gyman of Boston, who was tried tor
seduction not long since. is again in the
pulpit teaching evil-doers the err9 of
their ways. The jury were divi lied,
eight in his favor and four against
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

MURDER.-A Chinaman was killed in
the streets of Auburn on Wednesday
Four celestials were actively engaged
in the affair, but dozen others stood
about seeming to be accessories.-
Knives were used. The perpetrators
were promptly arrested.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22
Portable Steam ENGINES.

OF 4, 9, 8 and IL Horse Power, Boston Man
~ ufacture, Locomotive Boilers Complete, for Hoist
ing, Pumping, &c. Also One Second Hand POW ER
Full MINING PUMP, suitable for mining claim, fol
sale low by w. CALDWELL & CO.,
Marysve and San Francisco.
Leather and Gum Betting, Mill Saws, Files and gem
era assortment of Hardware at Marysyillc Store
Aarysville May 22d, Is57.-tf
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

THEAFRE.-The French Ballet
Troupe, with which the wonderful In
dia Rubber man, D'Evani is connected,
has been holding forth for few nights
at Frisbie's Theatre, to good audiences.
The troupe seems to be deservedly an
preciated wherever it goes.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

OLD LINE WHIGS.-For their servi-
ces in elevating Mr. Buchanan to the
Presidency, it was supposed some one
of them, at least, would receive con-
descending notice from the recipient of
their favors. Not one has yet been
given crumb for his services. The
Louisville Journal commends the lesson
to the ingenious youth of the coun-
try.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

ES The N. 0. True Delta writes
sensibly on tho subject of making the
Vice President of the U. s. a Cabinet
Officer. In case of the death of the
President, it is probable his successor
would not remove incumbents from Of
fees to which they had been appointed
partly by his assistance and consent.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

A DUckING.-His Excellency, Gov.
johnson, in attempting to board a
steamer in small boat, last week. ac-
cidentally fell overheard, and cot a
ducking. 1t isn't the first time the Gov
ernor has been in too deep water.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

LIBEL.-'Tis said the proprietor and
editor of the Sacramento Age have been
prosecuted for libel at the instance of
Governor Johuson. "We stoop to con-
quer"
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

ERRoR.-We were misled by an Ell
Dorado paper, in stating in our last that
Hall, who was formerly under eonvic-
ton in this county for shooting q China
man, was among the number escaped
from the jail at Coloma few days since
Hall is living on Brush Creek, near this
place and, reports state, is not likely to
get within the meshes of the law again
by bad conduct.
The Nevada journal., 1857-05-22

Gen. SHIELDs.-This gentleman for
some time withdrawn from public gaze,
turns up in Minnesota, and is likely to
be one of the Senators as soon as the
new State is admitted into the Union.