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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-07
CHERIFF's sALE.-Ry rlrtu. Of a Deer,

CHERlFF"S SALE.-By virtue OF Decree
- and On of Sale 10 directed issued out Of the Hon
district Court of the l4h judicial istrct in and for the
state Of California and County Of Nevada judgment
rendered in said Court the Cd day OF July A. H. 1853 in
favor Of JAMES MULIIN and EpWAR;' C0MMlNS. aud
against THOMAS HARTREY, et ais for the o. fifteen
hundred and twelve olars and fy nine cents principal
debt together with interest on the nf 1881 at The
rate of per cent per month from tie LIST day Of July
A. ~ 8js until paid together with all costs Of suit tax
ed nj s 65 for the sale of the following described prep
ertv o wit All that piece parcel rf land hcated and
held for mining Turl being nine hundred feet Of
Qua aim'. more eSs with the dips and angles sit
uated on Missouri Hill Grass Valley Township County
Nevada, and State Of California known and called ar
reys L de, including two eagire b iler pumps bal.
terry mill and all buildings machinery and apparatus for
fr mining purpo>eS connected with and annexed to said
Ian and Quar- Lead
Notice is hereby given that will expose To public sale
all the above de scrbe1 property TO the highest bdles m
cash, on TUESDAY the 9th day July A. 1858, in
rnt Of the Court House door in the city of Nevada be
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock T. n.
GiFen Ter my hand this 9Th day Of July 1855
40 I'd $. w. BORING, Sheriff {.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-07

MOVEMENT OF TRooPs.-The Shasta Courier
says that Lieut., Carr, in command of a com.
pany Of U. S. Dragons, left Fort Crook recent.
ly for Honey Lake. He expected to be gone
about month.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-07

KANsAs-The election in Kansas, under the
provisions of the English Conference bill, has
been ordered by the Board of Commissioners to
be held on the fret Monday OF August. the same
day in which the election is held In Missouri,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-07
Tribute OF Respect.
Respectfully yours
Z. S. HUBBELr

On Tuesday. June 22d at Sclby Hill, Thos
Myers, of Wllliamsvile Lodge. +. Il A. NJ. No
344, New York, was suddenly killed Wy the ca
wing of bank. His remains were inferred on
Wednesday with Masonic honors.
At meeting of Nevada Lodge No l3 f. &
A. NJ, held Saturday evening July Sd, '5S the
committee appointed for the purpose of report
ing resolutions expressive OF the feelings Of the
members, OR the su Gen decease of our brother
reported the followings
Whereas, By a dispensation of the Supreme
Architect of the Universe, our worthy aid be-
loved brother. Thomas Myers, has been sudden.
ly removed from our midst. humbly recognzug
the Divine hand in this af1ction,
ReSolred, That in the death of Bro. Myers. the
Masonic Fraternity hath lost IL valuable mem.
Der, aud worthy ornament of our profession
aud society. good and useful citizen; one who
walked uprghtly befo God aud man. squar-
ing his actions by the SQUIRE of virtue aud truth.
Resolced. That we offer our sincere sympathy
to the brothers of the Lodge, of which he was a
member. and to the relatives and friends of the
deceased. and more especially to the bereavrd
wife Of our departed brother. trusting that the
arms of Almighty love may sustain her in her
great affl ,ction, aid overrule it for good.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions he
published in the Nevada Democrat and copirs
be transmitted to Williamsville Lodge, No. 344
N. T., and to the wife of the deceased brother.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-07

A LETTER in the Richmond Enquirer says that
whilst the politicians are with the President,
we assure you the voters in the southwestern
part of Virginia are overwhelmingly with Gev.
Wisen
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-07

DECREASE OF PoPULATIoN.-F valuable
statistics published in Thursdays Bulletin. we
learn that for six months ending June 3Oth
there arrived in San Francisco from all portions
of the world 1861 men, zoos women, and 500
children. Total, ll,l6s. Durin. the same Pc
riod there departed to all portions of the world.
l2,0l2 men. 524 women and 4O6 children. To-
tai, 1881. being an excess of departures over
arrivals of 1882. The above is Custom House
figures. but the departures are not correct as
the steamers running to Frazer river have not
dared TO report the total numbers taken: so it
is about fair to add 8 900 for excess carried
over the number reported, and probably about
1000 have left for the north by land, which
shows total loss of population of about $500.
for six months--not half so great as is general
~ supposed.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-07

OREGON SENAToRs.-The Legislature. recent
ly elected in OregoR will elect two U. s. Scna.
tors Gen. Joseph Lane, so long the Delegate
of that Territory in Congress, will doubtless he
elected without opposition, as both wings of
the party seem to have agreed upon him. Hon.
Deazon Smith aud Gen. John Adair arc also
prominent cand dates for Senator
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-07

SIERRA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. The DEM
ocratic Central Committee OF Sierra county met
on the Sd inst. and issued call for County
Convention to be held on the 2Oih inst The
primary elections are to be held on Thursday,
July 10th, at o'clock p. NJ. The apportion-
ment for delegates for each precinct was based
upon the largest vote cast for any Democratic
candi late at the last election. ~ follows: one
delegate for each precinct, one for every fifty
votes cast and one for every fractional TWEEN
ty-fve votes.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-07

RELIGIOUS NoTicE.-Regular Baptist service. viii
at Temperance Han, Nevada, morning and sr..~ "ed
each Sabbath at regular hours of service 'f
Rev. J. NJ. MccoTum. nins By
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-07
IF. DEETKEN, SURVEYOR
SURVEYS OF MINING; C,TAT1Vs r,-s.

bitches. &c. carefully attended to
Mathematical Trawings of every description ,D.a.
neatness aud despatch. ~1e vita
OFFICF-Mdin Street back of Birdseve,s 6o.,.
Nevada. July Sd, 1S5s.-40lm "S hoAse
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-07
Proposed New Party.

A document has been sent forth from that
sanctuary of political rascalty aud corruption,
Washington City, purporing to be the plat
form OF a proposed Peoples party of the Un-
ion." The document has no acknowledged pa
ternity; "it is sad' 10 have been agreed upon
by prominent Republicans, Americans. and
some" Douglas Democrats. and is designed to
unite all the opposition to the Presidents Kan
sas policy into one grand party, for the pur-
pose of carrying the Presidential election Of
1860 The platform doubtless originated in
the brain Of some political theorst who has not
the most distant conception Of the principles on
which political parties are united. The idea of
uniting all who oppose the late Kansas policy
of the President into one party ia simply alb
surd; as well might we expect that Toombs of
Georgia and Hale of New Hampshire would
act with the same party. because they happen
to agree upon the proper policy which our gov
erHment should pursue to resent the aggres-
sions of the British cruisers upon our flag in
the Gulf of Mexico. There is no doubt that
three-fourths OF the voters of the Union were
opposed 10 the admission of Kansas under the
Leeompton Constitutions; but they opposed the
measure for different rcasons-the Douglas
Democrats because the Constitution did not
embody the will of the people, the Republicans
because it tolerated slavery. Here is broad
distinction between these parties which would
forever prevent them from uniting, although
an isolated question might arise in which they
would be compelled to vote together in order
to carry out the principles of each. Quitman
of Miss, and Bonham of S. c.. voted with the
Republicans against the English Conference
bill, yet no one imagincs that the principles of
those men have any affinity with that of the
Republicans. A permanent political party can
not he spoken into being by the mere will of
politicians; nor can they manage to unite dis
Cordant elements upon mere negative idea.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-07

~ da In Probate Court In tho matter Of the e.tae
of JOHN ENERS, deceased. A. j. EDders Administrator
Of the estate Of the said John Finders deceased having this
day filed with the Court his petition praying leave to e
the property therein named. belonging to sad ssais
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in said
tate to be and appear before the Probate Court Of said
County Of Nevada at the Court House in the City Of Ncya
da on SATURDAY the 18th day Of July inst at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ OF said day then and there TO show cause il any
they cam why the prayer Of said petitioner should net be
granted. BY Order Of the Court
Attest, RUFUS SIIOEM AKER Clerk
402w By j. S LIMBERT Dcputv
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-07
BY En-. BrERELD Deputy. ~ tO TO-
C4ERIFFrs sALE.-By virtue Of /. Deer.

CHERIFF~S SALE.-By virtue OF q Deer..
- and Order Of sale 10 directed and issued out Of ~,
Hon District court Of the 14th Judicial ntric in and t
the County Of Nevada and State Of California on udr
menf rendered in said Court on the I'd day of July A.
1888, in favor Of JOHN HASTINGS and against PETre
MARTIN for the Of four hundred and fifty eight AL
lars and eighty cents, with interest the ac sum m.
rate Of three per cent per month from the rendon 0f
judgment until raid together with $3e 40 100 costs Of
suit for the sale of the following described protery 10
wit: All the right title claim md demand in To- and
ont Of andivied sixth interest Of that esr,n
piece parcel tract Of land located and held for mpinv
purposes situated lying and being on Kate IIays nm
about oncfourth Of mile from the village Grass Valley
being the Quartz Ledge known McGlnns Ledge or vein
about two thousand feet in length with all and singular
the privileges and appurtenanccs therounto beongpr Or
in anywi,e aplertaining.
Notice is hereby given that will expose To public sael
the above de orhed property to the highest bidder for
in front Of the Court House door in in the city NJ Nevaka
TUESDAY the 21th day Of July 1858 between the hours
Of 10 o'clock and O'Clock r. ~ to satisfy and nav
said judgment
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of July 1883
S. W BORING. Sheriff n. G.
BY ED. BURRELL. Dsputy. sOtd
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-07

THAT REsoTUTIoN.-A number of gentlemen,
who voted for the resolutions passed at the
Democratic meeting held at the Court House
on the 26th ult., have nfOrmed us that they did
not understand the additional resolutions Of
fered by Mr.. Anderson to be among those that
we're passed at the meeting. All with whom
we have conversed repudiate the doctrine con-
tained in the first resolution. of surrenderng
their principles in case the majority are op-
posed to them. We did not understand that
Mr.. Meredith accepted that resolution, as add-
tional to his own, and as those originally offer
ed by Mr.. NJ. we're the only ones read on the
Gnal vote being taken. it was generally sup
posed by those who voted that they were all
that the meeting adopted
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-07
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

Geo. I. Lammon, is our authorized agent for this
city He win deliver the DEMOCRAT to subscribers and
authorized 10 receive subscriptions Advertisements &C.
and collect and receipt for the same
Octavian HOogs is our Agent for San Francisco.
he Is authorised receive advertisements and collect and
receipt for the same
Geo. III. LOvegrove is our authorised Agent for
Sacramento receive advertisements and collect for the
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-07
ApOtheCariea, E.7;
CHERIFF,s sALE.-Ry virtue Of an s1..-.

- tion to directed and issued out of the Hon. Ir.,
Court Of the f4th Judicial District IN and for the COUNT
Nevada and State Of California Judgment rendered y
said court the I'd day Of July, A. r. 1853 in yor ~
PATRICK ROGERS and against the WISCONSIN Cow a
NY for the of Eve hundred and seventy eight do
and sixty cents with interest on the said r, lar,
$57s 6-100 at the rate Of y per cent per month t
tho rendition of judgment till paid together with sas nv
100 costs Of suit have levied upon and seized the f
ing described property which heretofore
the 10Th day of June. 1858. at IL O'Clock 10 Wit ~,
the right title and interest Of defendant Patrick Rogers t
Quartz Mill situated in the township Of Grass V,i.a
County and state aforesaid together with the ou,r,
ont houses bnldings machinery and all appurtensne
Notice is hereby given that viii expose 10 nublic a
all the above described property TO the the hiohs
for cash in front Of the Court House door in The c;, ~
vada. TUESDAY the 9th day Of July 1858 betxs. M
hours Of 10 O'Clock and O'Clock to satisfy and
pay said Judgment ~
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Sulv 1883
s. w. BORING, Sheriff NC.
BY En-. BrKRKLD. Deputy. lon
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-07

TNSOLVENT NOTICE.-In County Court OF
the County of Nevada OF the State of California ln
the matter Of the petition Of JAMES CHUKCHMA an
nsovent debtor. Pursuant to Order Of the Hon.
Caswell Judge OF said County Court Notice is hereby
given to all the creditors Of the said insolvent Jam
Churchman, to be and appear before the Hon. Thomas
Caswe Aforesaid at the Court Room Of said Court in The
said County of Nevada. on the 9th day Of August A.
1858 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Of that dav then and there
show cause If any they can why the prayer of said 10
solvent should not be granted and assignment in his
estate be made and he be dschar ged from his debts and
liabilities in pursuance OF the statute in such made
and provided and in the time all proceedings against
said insovent be STAYED.
Witnes my hand and the seal OF said Court. this Sh
day Of July D. 1858.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER Oert
By WN. SMITH Deputy. 405E
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-07


RS- Take warning by the Fate Of Nevada
l'roect your Property from Destruction by Fire l-N'
each store and dwelling house be provided with one
Patent Continuous Acting Force Pump" with 'u'
able hose and fixtures and then such general conhA'
ions towns subject to in the dry season vi" wv
be likely to occur.
Real the following from mong many other cerhea's'
RED BLUFFS, Sept. 2Sd. 1881.
J. S. PAxsoS-Dear Sir The Double Cylinder ~ I" !.
Pump, or Fire Engine No. l6. which bought o. q" Zion
July 1885, for Mr. Toombs has given entire satisA,
ever since and has been working constantly now h.d
than year without any expense for repairing ACs
To windmill il threw much water to nearly
OUT Mr. Toombs, and was the Of much merIi h.s
among his neighbors at his expense Since then ~. M
used but cylinder, which gives him all the "'''
needs. . sr
You will please send more Of the same s.ry s.s
at our warehouse here, together with the nee''
f2SnedI Sne TO"S'' 'O''' J. G. DOLL CO.
For sale at prices ranging from SIS to $3.50 each,
JOS. 8. PAXSON Patentes, -,
ss1m As CsHforns rIes''
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-07-07
By wN. SMITH. Deputy.


GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of News
- da In Probate Court In the Matter of the esi'
Of W. W. WRIGHT. deceased r. r. Clements, admins
traitor in the estate of W. W. Wright deceased having
this day filed with the Court his petition praying leavS
sell the real estate therein named belonging 10 said estate
Notice is hereby given TO all persons interested in sa
estate to be and appear before the Probate Court n
County Of Nevada at the Court House in the city Of N
da on SATURDAY the 10th day Of July \, 1858 at
O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day. then and thsrs
show If any they why he prayer Of said pef
toner should not be granted BY order Of the Court
Attest RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
By J. s. LAMBERT, Deputy
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In the speeches made Mt the late Woman's RIGHTS
Convention: in the city of New York, we find a
great deal of nonsense, not little biasphemv. and
some downright obscenity Some sensible and
true things there were said however, and
among them we note the plea strongly URGED
by some of the speakers of sthe other SEX,
in favor of opening to women a larger number
of industrial employments than are, at present
considered to fall within their Sphere This
idea We heartily endorse. In the great battle of
life, in the daily struggle for bread, men and
women hardly meet on equal terms. The odds
are vastly in favor of the former Not content
with a monopoly of those empoyments, which
are necessarily masculine in their nature and
which cannot, therefore, be discharged by women,
men have gradually usurped almost all of the more
lucrative occupations of life. Only such as are
least profitable and least agreeable have ordinarily
been left TO women. The latter have not even
been allowed the undisturbed possession of those
employments, which might be thought to be ex-
ciusively feminine, and to properly belong to
women only. Men are not only soldiers and sail
ors; they are sometimes mners and pe7rugui-
ers Men not only WELD the axe, and guide the
plough; they also ply the needle and the scis-
'"''' ~ Noioequcuce Is, Inat woman COM
PEELED to earn her daily bread by her own exer-
tons, aud many such daughters of toll there are
in great cities, labors at infinite disadvantage nv
the side of stronger and more fortunate mon lFar
choice OF means, whereby to gain a livelihood is
restricted to a few avocatons She can tea.b
provided she has been well taught herself 1f ,ot
she can sew. Nobody disputes her riobt 70 H.
seamstress and to live by her needle if she o,,,
Failing these resources, she may possibly g..
employment in some mental capacity, suited to
the inferiorty of her sex. She can be a housebold
drudge, or servant-ofall-work. She can wash
and iron, and scrub, and cook wait at table.
or take care of children. In times O,
pestilence, she can nurse the sick. This blessed
privilege, in fact she can have at all times. The
sck-chamber and the plague-hospital are always
open 10 her The pangs of child-bed, and the
trials OF wife and mother, are not more ALSO
iueiy hers, by che prerogative of her sex, than are
the lender Offices of the nurse. These come within
her sphere" In all these WAYS she 10 ,veIcona
to seek for employment. She may oct If if she
can. For, let us remark one inevitahlo o,,. oe
combining women to comparatively small, ,,,,,,to-
OF industrial pursuits is that there are ALWAYS moro
women in want of employment than there Is worL
to be had. Witness the three or four colnn,na &c
advertisements by women, fin want of situations },
in every days Herald Mark the dreary cataloooe
OF these female Wants. We read-aWanted.
oy a middle-aged woman, situation as house
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('OIOPING

CoLoRING FLUIDS FOR THE HAIR ARE
Observation-Disclosures Woods Hair Tonic restores the
color not by the nitrate of silver process by restor
alton OF the healthy functions upon which the original
ma al color of the hair and its moisture its gloss its
LIE and consequently its original beauty depended Pro-
essor Wood at the age thirty years was as gray
as man of eighty, and his hair dry thin and dead.
Nov he has not single grey lock upon his crown, is
his hair thin dry, but soft Eabe and moist that of
child OF five This preparation acts upon roots
for aer appcat on that portion of the hair
scalp found restored to the original color whatever
was, while the ends of the hair gray. Try Woods
HAIR Tonic, and do not apply any other till after you
have his With this resolution you will have
cGsion TO hair dye.
CAUuoN-Beware of worthless limitations as several
are already in the market called by different Use
unless the words professor Woolss Hair RastOra
tive Depot, St Louis, Mo- and New York are blown in
the bottle. Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine
Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods De7ers in
the United States and Canadas. and by
JOHN c. GIVEN, Chinaman' Tea Store
my1O 81 and 80 Baltimore street.
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III A r X | Z D ,

On Tuesday, 18Th instant at Emanuel Church, by Rev
DR.. Johns, CHARLES LYON ROGERS, of Baltimore
county, to A. REBECCA GROGAN Of this city. IS
On the 18th instant by the Rev. NJ Colleen, ALBERT
MURRAY to ADELAIDE MERCHANT, both of this
city.
On the 10th instant by the Rev NJ Goheen, WILL
LIAM SPURRIER to Miss MARY G. FRIZZELL, both
Of this city. M EN-
On the I'd instant, by the Rev u Goheen, COLUMBUS
REYNOLDS to Miss CAROLINE JOHNSON, both of
this
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On the 18th instant W WRYAN in the SD year of his
age He was one of the Old Defenders of Baltimore
On the 10th instant, WILLIAM 3. BANKS, in the
15th year of his age. a - ID e.vfF o.
On the 10th instant MARTHA FLORENCE GRIMES,
aged years and ten months - -..r E
On the Sth instant Mrs. RACHE Ell BEALI, in the 73d
year of her age. rasss.-s-
On the 18th instant, HENRY CLAY JONES, aged 5
, years and months. t trf....e
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE, MAY 81, 1858.

Little children who have to pass it after nght-fa
walk more rapidly as they near it, and break into
run before they get by old womenin the neighbor
hood vow they would not live in it for several mum
dane planets. Areadyit is poutedat as the haunted
/ house of Newark.
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TURTLES.

The brig Atlantic, which reached this port on Tuesday
rom Nassau brought to RIM the well known propr;e
tor of the Eating House No 40 PRATT STREET, one
hundred fine Turtles, weighing coo pounds. This
delicious shesh, made into soup served up daily
Mr.. Rims establishment See advertisement my2
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G%FoR SAvANNAH.-T steamer CRY OF
NorEoLK will positively sail SATURDAY, ed instant
al o'clock P. NJ. ' ... r ....-
SHIPPERS will please send down their freights TO the
Companys wharf, Union Dock my21-2.
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BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANy's Coal.
For the convenience of those living great distance
Office orders will be received accor7t at
the following named Drug stores: .-
Messrs. Moore Emory, Howard and Madison SITS.
&c N H. Jennings & Co, No SS N Charles Street
g Jno. W. Barry & Co, cor. Baltimore and Perl
Streets .a......
Mr.. Edwin Eareckson cor. Baltimore and Caroline Sts
And at our OFFICE, No So SECOND STREET.
D0BBIN 4 WAKEFIELD,
Wyl5-H Sole Agents
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NJ OTlCE--ln compliance Whine Prov
sions Of an Act OF the General Assembly of Mary
land passed at December session 1S9 entitled an Act
latns to Stock held by nen-residens anG % provide
given that the widow ANNA MAJ GARETTA FISCHER,
OF Cobrg SaXony has depar ed this life, end tina. the
time OF her death she possessed and entitled to he ol
lowing Seeks to wit:-tvo thou and eight hundred and
twenty collars six per cent of the city Bamore
one thousand hrndred dollars per cent sock OF
the CITY Of Baltimore; two thorsanG i've hundred dollars
I'VE pes cent stock of the State of Maryland and two thou
1d hee hundred dollars, six per GEN. bonds OF the Bal-
tmore - Ohio Railroad Company. e Ei5. |.f.sF r
Sad anna MARGARETrA FISCHER. duly executed
her last will appointing the Judciary Court of the Drcy
OF Cobug her Executor and under authority of the
the Undersigned will at the expire lion o. month
this date, transfer the above mentioned stocks.
-, A. SCHUMAkER & Co,