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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-27

INC county auoitor therefor, pay over to
such treasurer or other proper officer,
all moneys due to such township, city,
or incorporated village, as stated in
said settlement.
Sec. 10. If at any time when the
semi annual interest on the foreign debt
Of the state is about to fall due, it shall
be ascertained by the commissioners OF
the sinking fund, that the money under
their control, applicable to the payment
of such interest, will be insufficient for
that purpose, they shall give written nc
tice to the comptroller Of the treasury
of such deficiency and the amount there
Of; and the comptroller of the treasury,
on the requisition of the auditor of
state, shall draw on the several county
treasurers within the state, or on such
of them making the largest collections,
as he may deem necessary and most
convenient, in favor of the treasurer OF
state, for such sums on each, not exceed.
ing for any half year n half the amount
chargeable on their respective duplicates
for the use Of the sinking fund, and such
drafts, if paid, shall be evidence of the
payment of so much money into the
state treasury, and shall, on the delivery
thereof to the comptroller of the treas.
ury, be credited to the county treasurer
in his settlement with said comptroller.
and charged by the comptroller to the
treasurer of state on account of moneys
belonging to the sinking fund.
Sec. II. The t~reasurer's Office shall
be kept open for the receipt of taxes
from the time Of the delivery of the du.
plicate to the treasurer until the final
delinquent list 10 mado up in August.
See. ". County treasurers hereaf-
ter slected shall take posscssion Of their
gf6ee1 on tha &rst MondEysof Septem.
Der pextahfter their eieefirn, sud shall
hold the ssrne for two years from and
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01
COnStable's Sale.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Nevada, ss-By
~ virtue Of three several executions delivered
issued from the Court John Anderson Esq acting
Justice ofthe Peace in and for the county aforesaid
bearing date Dec l2th 1851 TO satisfy three several
judgments rendered in said the 18th day OF
December 1857 in of Kelsey and H. Godau ex-
ecutors of the of ehn Ramus deceased said udg
rendered severaly for the of S07 "a
for Sl77 80; for 81 0o and against A. w. Larry in
the aggregate of S643 q debt interest," damages and
costs of suit have taken in Execution, and viii sell to
the highestiider for cash the following described prop
erty to-rit All the right, title, and interest ct A w La
in house and LOT situated the north side of Com
mcrcal street. in the city of Nevada between the prop
erty abbott and the of J. Ranus the having
been heretofore attached by for this debt will sell
to the highest bidder for cash the Court House door
TUESDAY, the 9TH day of January 1883 between the
hours of o'clock NJ, and clock 7 d. of said day
Taken the property of A. w. Larry to satisfy the
above demands and accruing costs.
FRED. BURMEISTER, Constable.
41ecep,har
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01
SheFif7S Sale,

DY virtue of Execution to me directed and issued
ID OF the Honorable District Court OF the 4th Judi
cal District Judgment rendered IN, said Court on
the 22d day of December A. D. 1857 in favor of r. Ell.
LARD BEANS and W. J. KNOX and against ZENAS
WHEELER, JAMES WALSH and RICHARD HON
FRAY for the of three hundred and eighty seven
s0-0O dollars debt with Interest on the sSd sum OF
S3S7 20 from the 22d Dec 1857 the rate zen per ct
per annum till paid, together with costs Of suit taxed
sxtyive 40l00 dollars, have levied upon and seized
the following described property. which
attached on the 4t day of Nov A d. 1857 All the light
title and interest of said defendants in and certain
Quartz Mill, with all the appurtenanees, situated
Mud Flat abou mile south of Nevada city, also
chinery quartz ledge of quartz buildings SC belong
ing to said defendants
Notice is hereby given that Thursday the 18th day
January a. u. 1858, between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. NJ and O'Clock p. NJ in front of the coar house door
in the city of Nevada will expose for sale all of the
described property the highest bidder cash
to satisfy the Judgment aforesaid.
Given under my hand this 24h day of December 1857
S. W. BORING
Sheriff of n c.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01

SAN Francisco ExPoRTs.=The total
value of exports other tim treasure, from
San Francisco, during the year, ending
Dec. 9th, is S4,32O,75s. Of this New
York received s2,15s, 900: Mexico,
s744,055; Sandwich islands S295,200
Australia, S314,6O4 China, $3l3,S96
Russian Possessions, $50, ,545; Russia in
Asia, s6S,6O7; Chile. s157, ,eee Society
Islands, S51, ,576; Vancouver Island,
s3O,149; San Salvatore, S7,Os6; Mani
la, s7,143; Costa Rica, $4,000 Peru,
S139,700; Batavia, So, 500. The prin-
cipal articles of exports to New York,
were barley, hides, mustard seed, quick
Silver, sheep skins, bones, etc.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01
Sherin's Sale.

DY virtue of :wo Executions to me directed and is
ID sued of the District Court of the 18th Judicial
District two judgments rendered in said Court
the 23d day of December 1851 in favor of John
Murphy and Wiiem Mccoy ard against T. Cochran ].
Winters, Michael Ruth and S v. Boyee for the sum of
three hundred and fifty dollars debt, with interest
said sm of 1852 from the 22d day of December 1851
the rate e ten per cent till paid together with
costs of suit taxed at l000 dollars and one
the 22d day of December, 1857 in favor of n.
Mclean and NJ, Jobbson and against T Cochran, John
Winters, Michael Ruth and S. V. Eotee for the sum of
eight hundred and twentyfour 54l00 doals debt with
interest said of 1924 81 at the rate of ten per
cent per till paid together with costs of suit taxed
at ftyone $1,000 dollars. have levied upon and sez
ed the following described property, which hereto
fore attached the Sth day of Dec 1857 at O'Clock As
minutes, All the right title and Interest ofthe said defen
dant in and to certain lot ofminng ground situated in
Eureka Township, at Orleans Flat, and known the
Welch Co.'S claims also Che tunnels aud ground siuces
belonging to the said compane tax N the property of
the above named defendants. ,
Notice is hereby given that THURSDAY the 18th day
of January, 1853 between the hours of 10 O'clock A
Nj and O'Clock, P IN front of the Court House door,
in the city of Nevada will sell at PUBLIC action the
highest bidder for cash in hand the above described
property to satisfy and pay the aforesaid judgments
Given under my hand at Office, in the city of Nevada,
this 24th day of December, 1857,
S. w. BORING, Sheriff
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01
BouSTY, LANDs.-The following let

BoUsTYf .LANDs-The following let
ter was received at the State Journal
office By the last Atlantic mail:
WASHINGTON CRY, Nov. 10Th, 1857.
MY DEAR SIR 1t will be Of interest
to those who served in any of the seve-
raj Indian wars of our State, from 1850
down to 1856, to learn that the Com
missioner of Pensions has recognized
their claim to bounty land under the Act
of Congress, Sd March, 1855; and that
by making application in proper form to
his office, warrent of 160 acres in each
case will be issued. Will you be good
enough to notice this pub1icly7
Very truly, yours,
Jos. G. Nc KIBBEN.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01

First class Oriental philosophy stand
up. Thibbletts, what is life p
Life consists of money, hoss, and
a fashionable wife"
Next, what is death p
"Apaymaster who settles everybody's
debts and gives the tombstones as re-
ceipts in full of all demands"
"What is poverty ?"
"The reward of merit Genius gener-
ally receives from discriminating pub
lic."
"What is religion p
doing unto others as you please,
without allowing them return of COM
pliment."
"What is fame p
IA six line puff in newspaper while
living, and your fortune to our enemies
when dead"
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01

ETAt meeting of Mt. Moriah Lodge,
No. 4, Nevada, the following officers
were elected and installed !: Abraham
F.. Holland, W. NJ; Samuel j. Booth, S.
W.; Charles H. Sharp, j. W.; John
Adams, Treas; Joseph L. Chaprone,
Soc; Andrew NJ. johnson, Tyler; G.
G.sHawkins, S. D.; Elijah Booth, J. d.;
Adolph G. Richards, and j ohm R. Poyer,
Stewards. The ceremony of installa-
ton was performed by the B. w. D. D.
G. Master, d. d. Garter.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01
CONSTARLE,S SALE.

SSTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County of Nevada Nevada
- Township IS BY virtue of an Execution To
delivered, issued from the Court of J. VI. Clark
Esq acting Justice of the Peace in andfor the county
azores aid bearing date December 9th, \ L. lS57 to sat
sfy Judgment rendered by said Court the 9th day
of Dec 1851 in favor OF Boswell Hanson and agains
John Baldwin for the oi $50 10 debt interest DANA
ges and costs Of suit. have taken in Execution, and
will sell to the highest bidder for cash. all the right title
interest and claim of said Baldwin in and the following
described property .owit One House and Lot situated
Wentworths Saw Mil, on Gold Flat in the town
ship of Nevada the having heretofore oeen attach
ed by for this debt will sell the the Court
House door on THURSDAY, the 3lst of December A ID
1857 between the hours of O'Clock and o'clock
NJ of said day. taken the property of John Baldwin
satisfy the above demands and accrung costs.
u. S. GREGORY, Constable.
Nevada city, December 9, 1857
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01

ELECTRICITY.-One of the most inter-
esting facts which have recently been
added to our external knowledg of elec-
tricity is, that the fame of blow pipe
is from twenty to thirty times more cleo
trio than an ordinary fame. The re-
markable conclusion has been come to,
that there is a vollaic current, and that
of no mean intensity, due to the fame,
and not dependent on ther1no. electricity
or electricity developed by heat. 1t is
believed that. by attaching to power
full pair of bellows a tube from which a
row of jets proceeds, and alternating
pairs of platinum in flames urged by the
jets, fame battery might be produced
which would produce chemical decom-
position, and all the usual effect of the
roEaic pile.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01

CoST OF THE UTAH EApEuiTtuN-
From the following statement of the N.
Y. Courier and Eaquirer, the Utah ex-
petition ought to be an effective one:
Not less than four millions of dollars
have been expended in the commissary
and quarter-master's departments of this
expedition. The only expenses, thus
far incurred, may be moderately esti,
mated at two millions; so that the
amount of appropriations thus far con-
sumed in the enterprise is not less than
six millions of dollars.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01

Masonic Lodges in California There
are at the present time 113 Masonic
Lodges in this State, under the jurisdic-
ton of the Grand Lodge of the State.
There are 42S2 Master Masons, 252 Eel
low Graft, and 5s5 Entered Apprentice
Masons in good standing in this State.
During the past year there have been
initiated in the different Lodges, 9O3
passed, 7sg, and raised, 749. The
Lodges generally are in Aourishing
condition, and the good work prospers
wherever it is insttuted.-4madOr Sen
tinel
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
CONSI-Nf pTIAN CI-pEn
Say FRAxc1sco. Nnr. lnth l

San Francisco, Nov 10th, 1886
MgssRs PARK & WHITR-Cents :-ltis with plca-u a.
assure you, that able to I'D stiInoly in IA
vor Of Wistar's Balzam of Wild Cherry. For over q
year have been afflicted with cotg and pain in nv
side and breast which ofigfhated with cold had
taken Cherry Pectoral, Jayhes Expcctoran Cod Liver
OIL and many other popular patent medicines Of the
day-also spent hundred dollars with our phy
sicians But all proved ofino beneficial effect Read
ing your almanac of 1855, was induced to try YOU
Wstar'S Balsam of " lid Cherry. was, at the time
commenced p-iHs it lahoriug with every SYM tcm 81
consumpt' If the lungs. found, TIM; after using one
bottle, 1t gavc ne relief, and .iirrcd my
hard one, sent to your store ana bought half doze
bottles and snlicc it before had taken it ALL
was well. Imust e. nat j, az. s.cl to reach the
very place ah"cted, III which AT & iicines fai!,i.
am now in full enjoyment n - lit,i,h heI;ey:ny
that had no made use Of Seer -,..y raialie Eals.n
of Wild Cherry l should iurs fr 81. past recovery
if not dead -
l shall always take pitasa-s ~ rcc5-, -,men!ing to
those who alff;etet WIZ ...-I- ids iI1icu,t
hreathing pain in tbs side. aa srs-F ~es>c~, yorr
Btlsan nf Hfld Cnerfy. 't;.a tis -iar-rc ai,r-
tise, Sanford & Park faacinnaa Oh = ssI any in
formed there is Al imtaie; g1t up ygl s.1y c-,cr sg-
nature. kcsuecttl.'. 7r. vs.
DAVID .I,LCJ-T
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01
rBrwAsE OF BAsR l,ttrAr1oxs, II

As there quite number of Caun.cflrit articles
bearing the of Wistlrs Ba'San u Wild Cherr,
purporing to be the Gensn' and 0ri-nsi " tlsri-
fore deem it Necessary for The pdlc good caution all
persons who purchase the Basa'n Of Wild Cherry to
look well at the Signature before bt1v'ng The Ccnu
inc Wisar's Balsam of Wild herry has FAC SMILE
of the signature of Henry Wistar VI D, Fhiladephi
and Sanford Park, finely executed steel engraved
wrapper Therefore. he cautions. none can be g.nu
inc without the signature of Sanford Park For sale
by Druggists generally.
PARh & WHITE are the only Agents. to whom all
orders should be addressed Also. Importers Whole
sale and Retail Agents of all valuable Pat mt Medicines
cisco. dccl an
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01
LIBRARY MEETING.-Pursuant to ad.

LIBRARY MEETING.-Pursuant to ad.
jodrnment the citizens of Nevada met
at the Court House, on Monday even
ing. Dec esth. judi dge searls, Chair
man; II. Shoemaker, Secretary.
= On motion Of c. F. Wood, the meet:
ing was resolved into Library Associ-
alton, and the persons present invited to
contribute books fof the formation of a
Public Library.
Rev. j. FL. Warren contributed sixty
volumes A. A. Sargent setenteen A.
Z G. Niles eight; G. Wilson Hill, Mr..
Hixon, c. F. Wood, and r: Shoemaker
also made contributions of Standard
works, &C. to the Association.
On motion of II. B. Mcfarland the
fee of initiation for this Association shall
be five dollars.
Rev. j. H.. Warren was unanimously
made an honorary member of this &sso-
citation.
On motion of Mr.. Mcfarland, Mt.
Shoemaker was authorized to collect
the books contributed and to receive
initiation fees of those who wish to Join
the Association.
Adjourned until Wednesday evening,
Dec. 30th, at Z o'clock.
r. SHOEMAKER, Secretary.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01

A INSTRUMENTATION. Gadsden
our late Minister to Mexico, in CON-
,munication to the Charleston Merrurv
under date of October %, introduces a
letter to himself, dated October 4, from
an American correspondent at the city
of Mexico, who, he says, "enjoys the
most favorable opportunities of obtain.
ing information ON the American diplo.
macy.practieed in Mexico" and is "a
discerning and most discreet" observe,
of events. This correspondent affirm.
that "the Minister, Mr.. Forsyth, is in.
structed to offer to purchase territory
larger than the whole of the Southern
States"
No doubt Mr.. Forsyth is instructed to
purchase more territory, but he would
findiit difficult to buy an area larger than
the whole eff R4e Southern States, un-
. less he took all Mexico. What be is
after is probably Lower California, So
nora, and Chihuahua There Is slight
difficulty in the way just atpresent-the
prospective emptiness of the National
Treasury
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01

AN IMPROVED BULLET.-An improv-
ed new-shaped bali, suited to every spe-
cies of firearms, from pistol to a can
non of the largest size, has been inven-
ted by Capt. j. L. Me- Connell, of Illinois.
The discovery consists in the peculiar
formation of the ball, being so made as
to give it spiral motion when fired from
smooth-bored gun. the same as it
would take if fired from spiral grooved
or rifed-barel. By putting upon an
egg-shaped ball, spiral grooves of a
peculiar shape and angle, the force of
the atmosphere, acting through those
spiral grooves, when the projectile is
put in motion, gives the same spiral or
twisting motion, like rifle ball thrown
from twisting-grooved barrel.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01
SUMMONS.


STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF NEVADA S.
~ District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District
of said State The Pscpe of the State of California,
MARTIN POINTEAU, greeting: You are summoned to
appear and answer the complaint of LUCE POIN-
TEAt. filed against you, within ten days from the
vice of this writ If served YOU in this county, within
twenty days if served you in This District and
this county, and within forty days if served you
this State and out of this District in action
ed on the 3D. day of December 1857 in said Court
decree of divorce disolvng the bonds of marmoJy
isng between plaintiff and defendant, and fully set
forth in plaintiff bill of complaint file in the Of
fee of the Clerk of the District Court aforesaid cert
fed copy of which accompanies this writ And you are
hereby notified that if you fail to answer said complaint
herein directed plaintiff viii take Judgment against
you therefor by default together vita all costs of snit
and also demand of the Court such other relief is
prayed for in her said complaint
- In testimony whereof I RUFUS SHOEMAK-
St.S Err, Clerk of the District Court aforesaid do
/ ' Shereunto set my hand and Impress the seal OF
w said Court this 3D. day of December, A. D. 1857
RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk
BY WM SMITH Deputy Clerk
Upon reading the affidavit of plaintiff it lie ordered
that the in this served on lefcrda nj
by publication of the ouce each week fi peri
cd of three weeks, in the Nevada Journal newspaper
published i'll said county.
Given under ps hand at chambers in Nevada, this Sd
day of Dec. 1857. FILES SEARLS,
District Judge.
Attest RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk
By WM. SMITH, Deputy Clerk
b MCFARLAND, Atty for Plff. 3t
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01

A MYSTERIOUS OPERATIoN.-At
Weaverville, recently, a barn, 40 feet
by 60, was removed one night without
the knowledge of the owner, and deposi-
ted on land belonging to another person.
The owner is determined to be on the
watch, and thinks he will be able to
catch the guilty parties when they corae
back to carry off the land.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01

An EYE TO BUsINEss.-Recently at
Kawaihae the native mail carrier from
Hilo came into town with his stock of
letters in his hand and the mail bag fill
ed with sweet potatoes, being a small
venture" of his own which he had fall
len in with on the road. This may ac-
count for the fact that our letters by the
overland route have arrived ten days
later than letters with the same date
sent direct-Cons. Ady., Honolulu.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01
Constable's Sale,

STATE OF, CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, ss-
~ BY virtue of execution to delivered issued
from the OF J. NJ Clark Esq an acting Justice
cf the Peace in and for the county aforesaid bearing
date 10th day of Nov. A. D. 1851 to satisfy tudgme
rendered by said court the 2sth day of October
D. 1851 in favor of John Boyd & Co and against James
Miller, for the of sf335 Debt, Interest Damages
and costs of suit, have taken in Execution and will
sell to theighes bidder for cash the following property
towit All the right title and interest that J. Miller has
in and certain mining claim called the independent
Union Co. and lying Letween Little Deer Creek and Sal
lors Flat Blue Hill in said feAiship the Court
House door ofsaid county Thursday the 10th day
December. 4. D. 1851 between the hours of O'Clock
A. NJ and O'Clock 2. NJ of said day, the highest and
best bidder for cash. to satisfy ad execution and costs
Taken the property of j. Miller to satisfy the above
demands and accrung costs
Nevada city, l7th Nov. \. d 1857.
L. S. GREGORY, Constable.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01
Turnpike Road Notice.

VNHE undersigned hereby declare their intention un-
der and pursuant the provisions of Act author
zins the formation Of corporations for the construction
of Plank and Turnpike Roads, to organize Joint Stock
Company for the construction of Plank or Turnpike
Road extending from point Deer creek within the
limits of Nevada city running up Gold Run and across
Gold Flat Mud Flat pursuing the rout calculated to
the and regular grade the gap the
head of Mud Flat thence Grass Valley, Nevada Co
observing the rule grade distance ard other
essentials and that the subscribers hereto will
the 4th day of January 1853 Nevada City with the
object of preliminary organization of said Join. Stock
Company go.
HENRY MEREDITH GHo. D. RoBERTs,
]. A. LANCASTER II. W. CADY.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, THOs FIsDLEY,
JOS. WooDwoRTH, s D. BoswoRTH,
Nevada, Dec. %. WALLACE CALDWELL
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01

The WAY THE MONEY GoHs.-The
four last steamers from San Francisco
to Panama took in the aggregate s9,-
$4,000, IN gold, besides large amount
on the persons of passengers.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01

A CHANGE ~ FEMALE DREss.-1t is
remarked that a new style Of dress for
the heads of ladies is being initiated in
San Francisco. It is broad brimmed
round crowned felt hat, la California.
ornamented with fall of broad lace
from the edges.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01

PRESENT TO Gov WELLER.-A cen
ter-table manufactured from the Suisun
Marble, for presentation to Gov. Weller,
by j. Murphy, No. 79 Montgomery
street, will be sent, says the San Fran
cisco Argns, to Sacramento on Thurs
day. 1t is remarkably handsome af.
fair, and reflects credit on the gentlemen
who present it.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01

DENIED.-The Columbia Gazette
denies that Lyons and McCauly, lately
executed, were intoxicated. It. says
that one drank very slightly" and
the other "partook of but little
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01

STARTING IN LIFE.-The New York
Journal Of Commerce, alluding to the
early poverty of Curran, says when
he started I. ma1rtea life, he writes, my
wife and cAldrea were the only furni-
ture of my apartments Under the
circumstances, we think this was more
than he was legitinateiy entitled to-
L0uisriHe Journal.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01

DIED.-James G. Birney, formerly.a
standing candidate of the Liberty party
for President, died recently in New Jer-
sew. He was a. anative Of Kentucky.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01

GRN. WoRTH.-The corporation of
the city of New York have erected
splendid monument to the memory of
Gen, Worth. It is of Quincy granite
fAy-one feet high with base of fifteen
feet square.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01

A New CURRENCY.-The city OF
Des Moines, the new capital Of Iowa,
has passed an ordinance for the issue OF
"city scrip" to circulate as money, the
same as all other city orders, bearing
interest at three per cent, a month, till
January next,
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01

GAs.-The city will be lighted short
" with gas. Some of our business
houses and hotels have the fixtures al
ready in and ready for its use.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-01

Honolulu papers report the recent in
PRODUCTION of bear, reindeer, toads, frogs.
feas, and Rislcy's Vatican, into the
Islands.