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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-23
FREIGHT RATES
FROA
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
NASHVILLE AND STATIONS,
on
Nashville & EhaffanOOUa U h
Nashville & Chattanooga II. r
WEST OF STEVENSON.

Frst clsss, Gucludng Hs) per 100 bs.........sI Is
Second cas- " - 1 90
Third class .s......,s.s,.s.s." - .......... 50
Special Rates for FUEntBrs,oC" " .......... 30
COMPETITION between Steamers and PtOpellers plying
~ between New York and ChETstt)n and SaTs RnEh
caused reduction In Steamers fTeghts through Goods
As their charges may fuctlae give above rates
Charleston Savannah 70 Nashville. At the time
guarantees the shall exceed any prior LIST
Of June, the rates here OOre advertised Through
hates from New York ard Philadelphia TO Nashville,
connection with Charleston and Savannah steamship
Lines,
FFsl Ciassi per 81 70
Secohe Claas " '''s'.''''s.'s.'..s .s..s.... IS
L1UQ CiHBs ~ ssssss.ss rsssssss.s .
speeI2l rates - 81
ConsigB Goods 70 agent Central RArosd Savannah, and
70 Agent South Carolina Railroad, Charleston.
OVeEchaTges and Damages except damages occurring
sea- will be promptly settled &c heFatOior6.
For further inoFmsGE Cards giving class hcsIlOn,
&c apply 1t the & C. Railroad Depot or by nail
20 CHAS. ", ANDERSON,
feb SS-L General gent.
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HARrEEs WEEELY for the present week, received
aad for sale at HAGAN's Market street. Among its
many illustrations may he found one Of the Wash
ington Monument recently erected al Richmond,
Va. "The Last Ball of the season" blouse Top
Fighting 10 the City Of Mexico dc.
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H. l. a n DE hHDN,
superintendent Of n. O. Oh. Z.


NASHVILLE, Tens Jan. 30, 1858.
We using the PErafiEt Camel Coal on On Ma
chine Shop, take great pleasure stating that have
never any Oh 10 equal IT, IL Wiz veg greatly
longer and ub0E- thoroughly than the best qualify
other ordinary on, Is from gum, and lst
suC7 Oil needed for machinery, We doubt uut is
mao general We think his OIL fully equs
20 the beat Sperm, and ha gallon Is worth tIan
Two OF the sssl LavI or.
AED'W ANDERSON.
=. 3. ROMANS.
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Nashville Bank Note and Exchange List.
Bank Tennessee .... PAR Bank of AmericA......PAR
Union Bank Northern Bank. par
Planters Bank ........par Southern % .......-par
Merchants Bank. psr Citizen &c ..........par
City Bank par Commercial .........par
Traders Bank .par Bucks Bank. ......,..par
Bank Of Commerce.. par Exchange blk Except
6 {" the Union-..per small LGtss) .......par
" " ChattanOOga-par Farmers Bank.........P par
" " Memphis.....par Bank Of Middle Tenn par
River blk Memphis e. par - Paris .........-.par
BIZ ofDandridgs, l5c. dis " &" Knoxville 25O. dis
" g Claiborne S5e. dis " Nashville 15c dis
90 &c TazeWen ..S5cdis 0eoes Bank.........l dis
IS '' Trenton ....S5cds ShsbyYille BGnk...... 15e.
81 +" jefferson s6edis LawrencebUrg Bank. Use.
South Carolina and Ga. Missouri Bank..........Psr
(old Bauks) ........ par Alabama Except No
Kentucky Banks. ltOl}pm bilS) dis
Louisiana ltO2 pre-. Banks st mobile....~Psr
sPEeIE.
American Gold... ....s to 90. prem.
Silver ......... ..,.... .......t
SIGHT ExCHAEER.
New York, scarce, Sa5 Louisville, none 70 be had.
n. Orleans. none to be had Cincinnati " =" e "
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DON'T FAIL TO VISIT LOWELL AND BIS
GREAT AUSTRALIAN BEAR.

Accompanying the Eazg PetTIGER captured. train
ed. enc shown D. M. A. Lowell The renowned animal
grainor. TIE igsr captured By him time since,
during excursion iu the interior Of Bengal and s now
80 completely broke he viii The property OF his
master ike dog; will protect End guard him sleep
ing; will pturs and bring and in short DO all
that is possible in 40 animal, slightest sign.
~ This wonderful Bear may be seen a Z
he corner of Church Cherry streets, OppO,l te
the Union ard American office,
III A1nrgSnes IS oeuts; Children under 10 years Is
ldu2is
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-23

The great American Corn Shelter Of 1856 Patent
ted BY J. J. johnson, is now on exhibition at Nc.
~. Public Square Nashville Tenn, and is the only
really valuable invention Of the kind, ever offered
10 the public Il will shell abor, % bushels per
hour. in the hands Of one man. wet green or soaked
Corn. without cracking the graius, or breaking
the eObs. State and County Rights ior sale at No
-, Public Square.
Our motto Examination and trial
Call sud see.
feb. lift - A. Brown.
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w, H PEFV.
FOR NEW nRI.EAN

FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
THE new light draught passenger and freight
steamer JOHN GAULI, J. BUECE, Master, silASttIA
leaves TUESDAY, the 23Td instant, 1t -
-'ciOCE A above ami ~ intermediate landings.
For freight or passage apply on bOsrd, or
feb 2l-2i Il q. HARRISON, Agent
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8. sToCKMAS
vaarIaad, MAJ, Rsb.5.l.sE.

Wayiald, Mass, fob.5 5, i-5T.
PROP. o. }. WOOD & CO.-Gentsi HaTiug realize he
good Effects OF Jour Hair Restorative. wish als mas
nndng mF hair growing tln, well gray, was illle
and heard 81 the article prsJz-iI
By you, % promote is growth and change is c61r s 3D.
was youth HhcH it has elected cJ1pIoJsIy Ir
the operation aavO used nearly lhree bOlles.
h0urs Ge-s JANIS FRANCIS.
%. J. WOOD q 90, ProPretOrs, 3l2 BFozd gay, Rev
yev fin ths freat Y. Wire Railing ksIahsh neat a-
ia NsrEetst., LOUIS No. And s5id by sIi good a-
rl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-23
MORE THAN 100000 BOTTLES
SOLD IN The
new ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE YEAR.

TIE RESTORATIVE OF PROP. O. WOOD FOR EEs-
4 lOhlAG hair psreetly and permanently, has never
yet mad rvali volume after volume might % Fau ir1u
al paris Of Zoe world, and fcJm most Intelligent %
prove that 10 b a. perfect RsstOratIVe5 buI taad
ne circular you doubts read ala .s uJ Inr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-23

O.4s WOOD & C0,-Gautss As ] havs been eHgz-si i-
selling youF HAIR Ksst0raJys the sI season roB Of our
local agents. H. 81. da-kinsOuJ and hlvinE experienced
$40 beneficial Effects o. % my5r would Ike clai
agency Tor safe ono, STATE ID Ihs ~
huould you wish % make aRc1 aIrauE nsi a. --
convinced taofs nothing equal ihs sa Of o.
lof resioEus he hair engages tu ih5 Dug
business i0r several yeAE8 sofa vaJus
Hons Tor LhJ hair bII have fodud nOag t1ai restores l
sreeiiVa orglgs iHvg me scalp vel o. 1L-f
being fully WINGED your restorative Is uhat y0l
present 20 be, would Ike engage o. ne sals o. o.
an satisfied % must sell.
truly, 8 t bIQLAMAA.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-23

I5 THE HAIR-P8opls hIvs for centuries been ictci
wi ID bald headss and 0ny remedy heretofore 60
hz been those ab0mna0ls WE - Faceus discover OF
Professor Wood these ARTICLES are being last VIII
bus macy p8rslus still PATIO lEa u5s Bsca Ise a-r
have been often imposed upon b. halr Tonic dE-r
eat kinds 70 p5rsJ1s We earnestly make
quest that they viii GTy again. to- il H01'1 csiola
i've there suca tng az f-i- We know Ials vac
bald Used t1e article shors ana asr bs1d
covered pl6tsy visa ne tlu aal ast 0aalll
CuTs Imaginable We knog Of numerous casal Husls bag
npd falling suts NhIca 10 restored ia IsaIsr Bsrs.-
zion thai it ever hal been bcIofs.
ItE also ahnOut doubt the bsl articles Tor keep
ing me half ~ good c0u1t1ns and Osss,
moving da1dfun ana has proved its6lf Ero.54 enemy
ali Inc Ills that haIFI8 Iair TO-
10 Is Lne duty OF every % improve their porBoual az
pearanee snougn sone nay 1l9er gard
dong N but every one vii admit that beautiful DO u %
n4lf' "a man or Eouan5 Is an casIr-
So ana Lhero are no means that s ulErll l1
Ousain flcn oo1s,dsratJn. W0Hag's ABv0zArE Pula-
del lhla-
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Life of Aaron Rrrr-

Coonel IN the army of the Revolution, U s. Senator.
Flce.PTesideRt Of the Unitec States &c
For sale b.
febl UaGaN
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rnnNrN CnTRT ITnGE.

We are authorized g. announce JAMES WHlTWoRIH
candidate f9r Judge Of The County Court o. LhNl1
collLL % d. ensu-ur .arrE neCL on. l.--.
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JONI YORK a Co, have received Harpers Weekly.
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EEr. q. LOWELL.

ONB OF the eaptOs the sole contractor, will perform
~ with him, exhibiting the ~ wonderful command he
lss obtained the huge monster, whose weight is up
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-23

Exhibition and sale rooms 81 No. IS North College
Fhe we invite eli 70 visit US especially TIE ladies'
feb ls-6
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-23

Manufacturing Pharmaceutisls lasmlsgB, 1safr,Fs
Sold 10 Nashville by swim kaQThEKB, UlGl5Eals
Agents Sold also By ". A. p ROSCOE,JOHa o. 1zBCH.
and Druggist vsnaraiIu s-FIg i57-.ff1-.-a- trrr
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
SlecrIG''S Sale.

DY virtue of an Execution to me directed and de-
ID hvefed, issued out of ihe Hon District Court of
the lith Judicial District in and for the County of Ne
vada and state Of California, Judgment rendered
i'll said Court the l4th day of December AD 1857
favor of VIM l.. Tisdae, Charles Marsh, p Turncy
w. Churchill, A Wilder and James Whartenby, and
+. u. Culver of Grizzly Ditch Co. and against F. Rim
dorer and F. Bulaeher for Il of four hundred
forty 20l00 dollars debt with interest upon
the rate of ten per cent per from the date Of
Judgment until paid. together with forty five $500 dol
lars costs of suit have levied upou and seized the
following dercrbcd property which heretofore at
ached on the 10th day of June AD 1851 the proper
y of F. Buscher and :. Rndorer, to-Nit-The mining
claims known the Rindorer X Buacher Claims, stu
ated the east side Of Badger Hill in Nevada county
also certain house in Humbug city, kept saloon.
on Main street next door south of r. T. Tibers', said
houSc having been attached the 23d day of June 1857
a. the property Of f. Rindorer
Notice Is hereby given that on TUESDAY, the 9th day
of January. 1888 between the hours of 10 o'clock 4.
NJ. and clock p NJ in front Of the Court House door
in the city of Nevada viii sell public auction the
highest bidder for cash. in hand the described
property to satisfy and pay the aforesaid Judgment
Given under my hand Office in the citv of Nevada.
this ith day of January 1858
w. BORING, Sheriff of Nevada Co
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
9 III IL RIFF. SALES.
ShcriG''s Sale.

virtue of decree of foreclosure and order of sale
- to me dire cted and delivered founded on udpme nj
issued out OF the Hon District Court the 18th Judicial
District, on the lth day of January AID 1858 in favor
OF ALFRED JOHNS and against GEORGE + LEMON
ior the sum of eight hundred and sevenv-ve dollar.
to9ether with interest the said sum of Ss75 at the
rate o three per cent pei month from lst day of
uar AID e5o, until paid together with costs of suit
anu whereas on the said 1lth day of January AID 1883
IL was ordered and decreed by the said court that the
mortgage set forth in Plaintiffs complaint be forecosed
Aio tHt property therein described to-wi. An midi
"ed three ourths of the premises described
III the complain to-wit of quartz lead sitna
TED on the southerly side Gold Flat in said connty
commencing at point short distance in soutbrr rfy
direction from Whigham's Quartz Mill thence follow iny
su lea with all ITS dips and angles into the hill in
suIe!y 1000 feet hc levied upon and sold to
sa9I! hGJudgmcnt, interest and costs and the pro-
therefore applied TO the aymcnt of said sums of
money As aforesaid
NTGe IS hereby given thaf on TUESDAY, the 9Th day
o T feoru1ry, le5S- between the hours of 10 o'clock
VI, ana clock, P ". in front of the House door
~ me city ot Nevada viii sell public auction to tho
hSheSt bidder for cash, in hand the above described
p4%Perty to satisfy and pay he aforesaid judgments
Nlcn under my hand at Office, in the city of Nevada
TINS 18th day of January 1888
w
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
SEierIfa7S Sale

DY vrtue of an Execution to me directed and ssDcd
IL ont OF the Honorable District Court of the 4th Iud
cial District on Judgment rendered in said Court on
the 22d day Of December \. ID 1871 in favor of r. Ell
LAIRD BEANS AMI w. j. KNON and against ZENL9
WHEELER JAMES WALSH and RICHARD HON
FRAY for the sum Of three hundred and eiChty-sey.n
U-lu9 dollars, debt with interest on the said sum ~
cc 80 from the 22d Dec 1851 the rate of ten pcr ct
per anuum tl paid together with of suit taxed At
SiNtyfve 4jluO dollars have levied upon and seized
the following described property which was heretofore
attached the lth day of Nov A. D. 1857 All the ighr
title and interest Of said defendants in and to certain
Quartz Mill. with all the appurtenanccs situated on
Mud Fiat about one mile south Of Nevada cv also ma
cinery quartz, ledge Of quartz, buildings 81 belong
ing to said defendants.
Notice is hereby given that Thursday the iIth d.v
January. =. D. 1888 between the hours of 10 oclocf
A. Mand o'clock P NJ in front of the coart house door
IN the city Of Nevada, will expose for sale all of IN,
above described property to the highest bidder tor cash
- Sa4isfy the Judgment aforesaid.
Given under my hand this 24f dav Of December ls57
5. W BORING
Sheriff Of n. G.
The above sale is postponed to MONDAY the 18th
day of February, 4. b. lsJs
~. BORING, Sheriff n c
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15

SECRETARY OF STATE.-Col. Ferris
Forman, of Sacramento, succeeds Gen.
Douglass as Secretary of State. Gov
ernDr Weller has done well in appoint
ing Colonel Forman, and lie will do well
if he makes as good Secretary as his
predecessor. General Douglass has
been mindful of the interests of the State
and his own reputation while discharg-
ing the duties pertaining to the Office,
and retires with the appreciation of his
fellow citizens. His successor goes into
office having the fullest confidence of
men of all parties.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
SheriG's Sale.

DY virtue of Decree OF Foreclosure and an ord.x
of sale issued of the District Court of the Ih
Judicial District dated Dec 3lst, 1883 founded IN
Judgment rendered in said Court the 2sth d,y ~
December, 1851, in favor of G. LIFFORD and against
LEMU Ell FOSS for the of 81 266 principal debt ,nd
interest, together with interest said sum of SpSs
the of per cent per month from the rendtion
ofjudgm till paid together with all costs of suit
am ordered to sell the mortgaged property set forth in
plaintiffs complaint and described therein as follows
to-wit The one undivided onefourth part of the Saw
Mill known the Nevada Company's Saw Mill with all
its appurtenances consisting of 1860 land stu
ted the road leading from Nevada Brooklyn in the
county of Nevada, TO satisfy said Judgment
Notice is hereby given that on Thursda ay the 9ls, Ia.
January A. d. 1858, between the hours of 10 clock
NJ. and O'Clock Z. NJ in front Of the house door
in the city Of Nevada, viii expose for sale all of N.
above described property 70 the highest bidder for cash
satisfy the judgment aforesaid N-'
Given under my hand this 3lst day of December Is,y
) w. BORING,
Sheriff of N C.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
COnStIbIc'S Sale.

IGTATEOF CALIFORNIA County of Nevad, Fu-., =,
~ Township SIS by virtue of three Executions 10
me delivered, issued from the Court of s. B. Hickman
Esq an aetlng Justice Of the Peacein and for the county
aforesaid bearing date December lltb d 1e57 n 40;
s Judgments rendered by said Court on the 10Th dny
lot December 1851 in favor of William Baker for the
sum OF Sis 5O and one in favor of Melvin
for the of S2l7 50 and one in favor of N;cbo,
Mcintosh for the sum of 1925 50 and against Stephen
boyce Michael Pruth, ThOs Cochran John Winters
NJ ioHoh debt interest, damages and of suit
nave taken in execution and will sell the highest bid
Ger ior cash the following described property tovit
All he Tght title and interest of the above named de.
endants III and to certain mining claims situate on o.
eans nat Nevada county and lying the west side Of
Sad Flat and known as the Walsh Diggngs on sATJJR
te 2oth day OF January, 1858, between the hours
OF o'clock NJ and NJ in front of the justices ofce
Orleans Flat. ''
akeh as the property of Stephen Boyce Michael Ruth
thomas Cochran. John Winters and NJ Bolton to s.ti,
fy the aboY demands and accrumg costs
JAMES FAY, Constable
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
Shcrin=s Sale.

DN virtue Of an Execution TO me directed and issued
- out of the Hon District Court Of the T4th Judicial
District judgment rendered in said Court on the 9th
day ofJanuary, a. u. leS in favor Of ELIAS f. FO-S
and against LEAU Ell FOSS and WIN. MOORE for the
sum of twothousand seven hundred and dollars
debt, with interest GU the of s. 329 from the 9th
day January d. 1855 at the rate Of per cent p.r
month till paid Also interest the Of Si48 at the
rate Of ten cent annum from the 9th dav of Jan
nary D. leS, until paid, together with Of suit
have levied upon and seized the following described
property which heretofore attached on the I4th da
OF September D. 1871 to-wit All the right, titls
and interest Of the within named defendants Moore n
foss, IN and to the Nevada Company Lumber Mill stu
ated on the Dog road. Also the Ranch upon which
said Mill IS situated being $40 more or lcIs
Notice is hereby given that SATURDAY the 30th
day of January 1858 between the of 10 O'Clock
NJ and o'clock, 7 NJ in front of the Court House
in the city of Nevada viii sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, in hand the above described
property to satisfy and pay the aforesaid judgment
Given under my hand at Office in the city of Nevada
this 7th day of January, 1858
W. BORING, Sheriff Of Nevada Co.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
ShCriH's Sale.

DY virtue of decree of foreclosure and an order Of
ID sale to me directed and delivered founded on .
judgment issued of the Hon District Court of the l4b
Judicial District the 2sth day of December ID 1887
against WILLIAM SHAW and in favor of WILLIAM
JENKINS, WILLIAM EDMONDS, and EDWIN RIJS-
SELL, for the of three thousand six hundred dol
lars (S360O) principal debt1 together with interest
on the said sum of $1,000 the rate of one and
ahalf per per month from lhe 5th day of January
ID 1851 until paid together with all costs of suit And
whereas the said 2Sth day of December A 1857 IL
ordered and decreed by the said Court that the
Mortgage set forth In Plaintiffs Complaint be forecosed
and the property therein described towit A certain
lot of land situated the dwelling house now or lately
owned or occupied by DIR Sheridan Mill street. in the
town of Grass Valley below the Gold i Mill together
with the House and Shop standing said lot Also the
Tools and Stock of steel and iron in said shop
shares in the Gold Eagle Tunnel Also the
Virginia Tunnel-said Tunnels being situated Con-
cepon Ridge $50 called about u miles from the Town
Of Grass Valley aoresae in the county of Nevada and
State of California be levied upon and sold to satisfy
said judgment interest and costs and the proceeds
Of applied the payment of said of money aore.
said.
Notice is hereby given that SATURDAY the Both
day of January 1858 between the hours of 10 O'Clock
and O'Clock ? NJ. in front of the Court House doc,
in the city ofNevada will sell public auction to the
highest bidder for cash. in hand the above described
property to satisfy and pay the aforesaid Judgment
Given under my hand at Office in the city Of Nevada
this 9Th day of January, 1853
D. w. BORING, Sheriff of Nevada Co
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15

ALAMEDA COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
We have received the circular of this
Institution of learning. The course of
study is as good as any we have seen
presented on the coast, and we believe
the schools one of the best. 1t is pleas
antly located in the village of Alameda
in sight of the Bay and city of San Fran
cisco.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
ALTA EXPRESS s-We have been ne

ALTA EXPRESS We have been neg
Ggent in our duties to this enterprising
express. Many favors have we receiv-
ed promptly duringlthe past few weeks
from G. w. Welch the accommodating
agent at this place, which we failed to
notice at the time, but herewith take oc-
casion to tender our thanks for the past
favors, and say the institution is of the
right character,
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15

gSa. The Shasta Courier thinks a Mr.
B. Z. S. Ely of Yuba a smart legislator,
and deserving of great credit for his orig
inality in getting up his Railroad Reso-
luton, and expresses its surprise that
Joint Resolutions similar to those of he
'smart one" were never thought of be-
fore-except in forty or fifty instances
Our Representatives in Congress will
doubtless be astonishcd on receiving the
resolution of Mr. Ely.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15

DON'T SNEEZE BECAUSE THE PREsI-
DENT SNUFFs.-The Shasta Courier
one of the most fearless, honest, and
frank Democratic papers in the State
expresses itself in the following manly
terms concerning the position of the
President on the Kansas question. The
Courier is edited by Virginian.
"However little worthy of sympathy
are those fanatics who refused to yield
obedience to the laws-who refused tc
participate i'll the framing of their or
ganie law-yet for one we cannot but
regret that tEe President did not, in this
particular instance, pass by the letter OF
the kansas-Nebraska Bill, and base lis
action upon what has long been recog.
nizcd as its true spirit. The refusal Of
the convention to submit the constitu
tion to those who must live under it, fol
their approval, is an outrage upon the
people by their representatives. They
may have met the express requirements
of the kansas-N n ebraska Act-indeed
they have doubtless done so-and vet
their course of action is none the less al
outrage upon the rights of the people Of
Kansas"
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
HENRY MEREDITH. THOMAS p. HAwLE
Meredith Il EHawIey,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
Ofice-Kidd & knox's Brick Bniding. janis
Dissolution.
NOTICE

Ctate of California, County of Nevada, :-Ih
- the matter of the Estate of j. EsPENsCHEID ID
ceased Notice is hereby given that Will purporting
be the last win and testament of p j. Espenscheid de
ceased has into the possession of the Probate Court
the county OF Nevada and State of California and also
petition for letters tesamentary upon the estate Of
said deceased and that SAID court has appointed sat
urday the 9th day of January A. D. 1858 at 0oclock.
NJ of that date the time of proving said will and
the hearing of said Petition. And all persons interes
ted hereby required to be and appear before said
court that time to show if any they VIII,
said petition should be gr nted and said will not be
admitted t. probate.
By order of the Probate Court
Attest, RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk
BY WN. SMITH, deputv.
A. \. Sargent attorney for Petitioners. J12-w
THE hearing in the above case il postponed until SAT
URDAY, January 10th, 1858
D! order of the Probate Court,
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
COmSfable's Sale

STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Nevada CO
ny virtue ' adecree of sale me delivered issnod
olh te court OF John Anderson Esq an acting Juscs
date January the 18th, AD 1858 to satisfy q udcnspS,
rendered oy sad Justice on the Both day of March AD
10: IN SV0r OF OF Nlqsiow Hall and Artemas Rogers and
the sum of S2l3 90 debt interest damages and ros.
suit viii sell to the highest bidder for csh % "
lowing described property to-wi-A houso 81 ~. ~
Broad street in the city of Nevada being ~ - W
framed building and known by the name of tbo 10y
Hotel the same properly the defendant now lives in
wi sell at the Cour House door in said coun, ~ ~
DAY the 10th day Of February, AID 1858 bet;voa ~
hours of O'Clock, AM and o'clock, PM of said dav
To be sold as the property of E. W Smith wife to
satisfy the above demands and accruing costs "
u. S. GREGORY, Constable
Nevada city, January IA, 1853