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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-07

The OVERLAND Mi RorrK-we have received the fol.
lowing invitation 70 visit Tort Smith on the arrival Of the
FIRST overland mail al that place from California;
CELEBRATION oF THE OVERLAND CALIFORNIA
MAIL AT THE CRY or rom SMITH ARK
foRT SMITH, Ark, SeIs. 10, 1868
To THE FIroR TIM NEW YORK HERALD
DKAR SRIn view 81 the fact that the frs, mail by the
overland route from California wiz arrive this place on
the 18th q October next the citizens o. Fort smith aud
tie surrounding country have determined celebrate that
We would therefore be glad have YOU visit us
the occasion You are that Fort smith IL tho
POINT where the st. Louis and Memphis branches Of the
overland mail route form junction. Hoping that you
may regard the occasion sufficiently national in lis charac
ter induce you 70 honor with your presence and that
may be both convenient and consistent with your on
gag nens to Do 20, remain, very respectfully your
OF edicnt servants.
Y J. WALTON, Mayor, JOSEPH BFvvrTT
y. Vol JOHN ROGERS,
GEoRCE MORLEY, a. = BRINE.
~ n DtNAb, HENRY BDKFT,,
NJ sPslksi L. GRIFFITH
JANIS ATfRSBY, nR. ". SPRING
nR J. "a 7. MAIN, THos vERNoN
X ~ PlllIAM, A. q. MAYFRs
JOHN r WHEELER, Committee Of Invitation
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BNcnAMTON, y. Y. Oct Q, 1858
Hon r. Holland nucll of Cortland was yesterday no
minated for Congress by the republicans from the Twenty
first Congressional district
The Grand Jury refused 20 find nm Indictment against
Oliver Howard, confined for the murder Of his
last July, the evidence before them SHOWN him 10 be
insane. The sheriff took hm 10 the Asylum At Utica this
morning
no~rnS O,t 9, 1855
The republicans or the Eighth district NJ convention
Concord to-day, nominated Charles r. Train Tor Congress
He received 6s votes against 80 cast Tor Governor
Boutwell,
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1fR GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

NAsliSGfONY Oct o, 1908.
Judge Bown had long interview to-day with Secrcta-
~ Cas- the subject OF his mission TO Paraguay. He
viii to morrow receive his instructions the prominent
lures Of which that President Lopez be required
make apology for the insult TO flag; to make
paration to citizens of the United States who were
driven oat Of that country and TO acknowledge his obi
cation to satisfy all other demands for redress-the
amount Of indemnity TO be ascerancd probably through
board Of commissioners; ALSO to negotiate commercial
treaty, and obtain guarantee for the opening OF
the La Plata and its tributaries by the removal OF
the restrictions on trade in those waters Only
se-the Fulton--carrying the Commissioner viii at first
proceed 10 Assumption. Should Judge succeed in his
objects he will forthwith return TO Washington bringing
with him the convention; but in the event OF entire
failure he win direct Commodore shubrck to send up the
feet and with TO carry the distinctly defined policy
OF the administration. The feet WILL after its business
Paraguay itself In several Of the South American
States particularly those which government has
long had unsettled accounts.
II Is said the reception OF General Jerez as Envoy TX
traordnary and Minister Plencteniary from Nicaragua
does not exclude Yrsarr The former represents that
he has full authority to ratify the treaty. Within fcw
days additional instructions have been sent
officers in command Of each end Of the Trant route with
view TO the protection q American rights and property
Postmaster General Brown designs leaving Washington
tomorrow a trip TO Tennessee for a few days.
II not true, has been stated that the rank Of Adm
raj recognized by the Navy Department but by tho
regulations flag ofncers who have been in commission
twenty years and upwards authorized hoist their
flag the fore instead Of tho mzzen and those under
that period al the mizzen as usual.
An Army Board Ia 10 assemble al the Washington Arse
nal for the purpose Of examining the improve.
ments In small arms
The government has heard from Hon William Pres
ton Of Kentucky TO whether he accepts the mission
Spain.
Tie despatch Of last evening should have read;rhc
Interior Department has approved 10 Florida under the
Congressional grant of May 1856, $4,000 acres
land In aid of the construction OF the Florida Atlantic
Gulf Central Railroad connecting Jacksonville and Algat
sixty mlcs In length"
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NINE px wnnousr.-This very popular prima donna re-
turned from Europe yesterday, by INC Arago after an
absence a eighteen months, during which time she has
been engaged in the study Of her under the
tiers in Italy and France. Nine de wlhors engaged in
the s,rakosch troupe and will make her debut in the
nPurtsui,u
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NATF8NTNY. T0nn-, UT ~ I51F.
The annual fair OF the New Haven County Agricultural
Society opened here 10 day The grounds well stocked,
and the exhibition Of agricultural implements nanufac-
turcd and fancy articles thought 10 be fine those
Of the State Fair The fair continues two days. Tomor-
row balloon ascension will take place by Mons Regnard.
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News from Utah.

81. Iorr. Oct. o, 1858.
Tho Salt lake mail, with dates Of the 1lh ult, arrived
n, 81. Joseph the let inst. Political matters
quiet In Utah. The California Salt Lake mail had been
robbed by Indians in Carson Valley Dr. Foncy Super
inendeni a Indian Affairs preparing leave Salt
lake City for Carson Valley
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The seneca Falls, ~ ", steam 1re engine gave a
highly satisfactory exhibition 81 is powers the Com
mon this afternoon, and afterwards IN state street.
Jeremiah Arstin master of the whaling ship Betsy
williams was scrtCnced today 20 pay Cue ~ $780, and
also assessed $500 damages 70 the negro John Francis
whom he left On an unlnhahitcd island
sfncrczia Dorga performed az the Boston Theatre
night ny the strakosch troupe ~ an overlooking house
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VIIItAfV. VTTs y, 1908.
In the caee ~ Geo G. Bates The Illinois Central Rail
road Company. for the possession Of The grounds
which the deros 81 the road located the Jury last
night returned q verdict in favor OF the company.
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Non-ArriyaI OF the Canada.

HALIFAX, Oct Gil P. M.
The weather is clear, with light wind from the north
west There no signs of the royal mail steamship
Canada due with Liverpool dates Of the 25th
u The report that the Canada coming up the harbor
this afternoon error, caused by the arrival Of
of the Admral's gunboats, which at distance mis-
TAXI for er
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bantllng; and in 1853 he has plunged into q
Northern movement Of retaliation against the
administration and the South, and in view of
has pack Of disappointed place hunters at his
back throughout the North and a CLIQUE of ana
bilious asprants for power, spoils and plumber at
the South, who think more of the votes which
Mr.. Douglas may be able to command than of
democratic principles, bred Scott decisions or
Cincinnati platforms. The policy of this con-
spiracy is to break down and supersede the ad-
mnistration by the year 1860. The adverse
Union clique may be simply operating to use the
administration, and nothing more
In this condition of things it becomes the duty
of the honest masses of the American people,
and especially Of the democratic party, to stand
fast by the conservative measures and policy Of
Mr.. Buchanan, regardless alike of Presidential
cliques and Washington organs. 1t would be
well, too, if these clashing cliques and leaders
could be brought to realize the fact that the
party, as they have divided it, can do nothing in
1860, and that it can only be reunited upon
the common platform Of the administration. In
tic uoScuIV Vi ruCA u SOupOliuutlCu, uilU Ill view
Of the formidable opposition alliance which
will almost to certainty take the field in 1860,
the bewildcred and disorganized democracy will
be scattered like chaff before sweeping tenn
pest. In this aspect Of the case, the movements
and counter movements of these various party
leaders, factions and sections to USE or to abuse,
or TO destroy the administration, arc among the
most glazing and suicidal follies of the day. The
administration can survive with or without Doug
las, or any other leader Of the party. 1t is in
position which renders it capable of maintaining
ITSELF should the whole party abandon it; but the
very existence of the party depends upon its allie
glance to the administration.
Upon this point Mr.. Buchanan is secure, and
may safely contemplate all the movements of all
these cliques and leaders for his cast-off shoes
with perfect composurc, if not with absolute in
difference.
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The dca,he from yellow fever for tho thirty hours end
ING 81 noon 10 day, numbered eighty nine.
NEw OrIEASs. OCT. q, 1858.
Tho deaths from yellow fever during the twenty four
les.s w gM noon " DAY, were s-sty.
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congressional Nomination Declined.

IIl7I'fNs VI TNlTs
Hon Y. n Comns rcnomnated by the republicans for
Congress from The fh district Of this state, has written
n letter declining the nomination.
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Omar oryrA At THE AcapExy.-Thc whole Of civilian
Tell" Is announced for this evening the Academy at
tho uniform price Of ffty cents for all the places The
bare ought TO crowd the house from par
qucttc 10 dome
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Delaware Election.

Complete returns have been received from tn election
held Yesterday The democrats have carried the state by
.hO maturity
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Jnsrp1I BENNETT.
The Location OF Qunrsntt,e.

ACTION 81 THE GOVERNOR, LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
AND COMPTROLLER on THE PROPOSAL or THE
QUARANTINE COMMISSIONERS TO REMOVE ouARAN.
IlNT-rLANs AND SPECIFICATIONS ORDERED.
we hereby 20 Tar assent 70 the plan a. locating the
Quarantine upon OF the shoals or banks in the lower
bay OF New York, proposed by the Commiss oners OF
Quarantine AZ 20 enable them 10 obtain the surveys plans
aud specifications necessary 10 determine as far as posi-
ble, the cost stability and safety Of any works To be
erected Tor that purpose and the ~ their erection
ucn The channel aud anchorage ~ The lower BAY pro-
1ded that the said surveys. plans and specifications be
made BY an engineer Or engineers 70 be appointed BY
JOHN A. KING,
". " SFT.DFN,
s. H. CHURCH
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Sailing OF the United States Brig Dolphin.
Boston, Oct. 8, 1868.
Tho United States brig Dolphin announced TO sail this
afternoon morning. for Norfolk TO join the
Paraguay squadron, fitting out at that port.
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Sailing Of the Niagara.

B01T0N, Oct. o, 1900.
The royal mail steamship Niagara sailed about II
O'Clock this morning. with sixty passengers for liverpool
and nine for Halifax, and $l02 900 in specie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-12
THE FIRENIEN.

A seocIaTIoE OF ExsMPT FIREMEN. = THE MEN.
N hers win pleaee OF BroadwsY and Leonard
street this day % unit WITH ee rir Deparin en 70
paytnR Last rf respect N nngh Luke dersased).
who lost his he at The Bre the Harlem railroad depot
~. W. WHEELER, r. y.
uOOk AND LADDER NO f-THH MEMBERS AND
friends nf Hook and Ladder No hereby notified o.
meet at the rsck house sunday n o'clock NJ, at
send the funeral Of our late member Hugh ~ Luke BY or
der ~ THOMAS W. WlfsDkf, Foreman.
JosrPa BoaRAs, Secretary.
V,HF MEMBERS AND FRTrNDs OF CHsTHAN EN-
eine Company No Is are hereby notified meet ~ the
engine housc this Jay Sunday " O'Clock NJ, for the
pWrpoSc the remains Of Hugh NJ Luke late
tsstan man. " hs Last resting place upon this earth
by order 81 DAVID y BAKER, Fore an.
W. srsRpfrr Secretary.
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Hfasar-order affirmed with $40 erts Solomon Us Waas-
ssde reversed with $40 costs Backett Academy u
kpsic-n-w trial ordered costs 10 abide event; Hanen
vs.. Gilhes-appeal dismissed without COSTS Honsn
VI. Sshmdt-order affirmed, with $40 costs, Crane Vs.
Rolcomb--order affirmed, with $40 costs.
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ruF MILITARY.

x-ouNG RELIEF GUARD.-TfF REGULAR MONTHLY
netting ~ the above pany viii be held II Union nan.
corner second street and Third avenue Monday
evening bee t3 Persons desiring u oecame bers
GNU = '''' CIIRis CALVIN Captain.
ions DucaSr, Secretary
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syUHrTvo.

GRAND DISPLAY or PIGEON SHOOTING NON.
N day, l3h on the Bleak House grounds 81 Third
avenue and iv9b street. To commence a. 0'clock
wM. A. BROWN, Manager.
N'ok shF-AT THE CORNER or BROADWAY AND
Forty sixth of all breeis, haenas
Tor the largest Newfoundland and ~ bernard breed OF dogs
wopnps months old ~ inches high, ever 100 los weight
trse months Old sly weeks Old one wf broken pointer
90 Wal Two setter doga for breed chslenge the
wortto beat busis hount. large bulldogs hitch
dog Twelve black tau pups small sire 0fthe pures breed
rn scotch terriers. number Of large herse wath dogs
Ao large assortment q fancy brs ue es singers W tn
81 u tn r. seen NJ No ~ Nasau street Dee hsnrs
Nassau street from 10 u o'clock after that the
Of broadway and Forty b street Address enry Gudaer
L'Rs EcTs BuTrEg, q SUTTON srRTrr, BASEMENT
has al the choice breeds of dogs Tor sals ~ But
lre ra = mango AMI Hea eXierulnat1r - cents per
hunle. Buffers new WORK 90 lhe dog, beautifully Mus
rated, III.
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THE BALI. SEASON.

fSITY GUARD BALL
ball Of the New York City Guard will take place at the
ACADEMY Of Music,
on Tuesday evening Is 1850 Tisets 81 admitting
ueman Iadies May be obtained principal music
and hotels and Of the Dodworths fun band
Il cd he eiou
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(.0u. cor 81 LAR0E NUT sfZv FOR svAur,
" s'oves gt svsw eas size hest ausllsy clean and
ia goi oFttF fe drfe Nays The c8e ward Stanton a
between Forsyth ard ChSyse. near Bowery. -
EDWARD BEuREN
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NEMsrAPE.RS.

NOTICE NOTICES THE SUBSCRIBERS. PATRONS
~ ana the ps ~ generally will piepse That
EVENING SENllNEl viii not be issued ~ iay ani
row. account - removing he 01ee g the
street ard nros1v Az uuier The Am@rt Museum Ii vii
agaln appeNI GA Worldly Dec. y. alfM
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rT,o RFtUTIFy THE COMPLEXION
II MIrnll-I injury I'D INE eEfN.

Ladies should nss Madame Iewenbergs Pastles de Flo
renee sold broadway, Twelfth street. A. Avisets
roo iroadway Metropolitan el NJ lG1 BDwsry and n. r.
Ronyers ks Fulton street Brooklyn. Price 10 box
tr Ciions certificate. Having a,svye the Pasulles de
pl1Frrrr-- prepared hg Madatue t.ewenherg Gel
sprsk ayorsty oftbe article " perfectly harmless pre-
rnrolon end mas he ussd anon he eSn with good Erect
Nav Woes, June n, lsts. ). H. 'aitruS, VI ~
yrFpGNgg ELECTRO CHEaICAL BATllS rs RRotD.
Wy Tie un establishment 1cndea ~ prof Nergpes.
e Inventr The GREAT asehry of those Data ry sstb
shaa he "a mercury ou IN, aud tae
cure 81 fhe 40 stsgn, govt. lscrlne Disorder Ac.
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yNAsHlNGTON LITERARY UNION
w Popular iectn-ca-'onrsp 1880
TIE opening lecture 70 s highly Interesting will ~
covered by Rev Dr. ,. W Cunnngs, ths Cooper
tuls on Tuesday evening Dec. a. ls5s commencing 3
Gelock huhJect-'t christianity In japan Admission ~
cen's Tickets may be ootned Al the pructpsl
AID NJ The door on the eseung Of the l-rtire
HENRY u NENNIN3ER, te.,,..
q prtfIv' Committee.
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Honsxs- CAmnIA0rs 20.


DLACK MARE.-A VERY HANDSOME WE'LL n ADS
ID black mare VIII DC solo by auction On Monday next De
Is BY e AZ. H. sCHENCK, IS Nassau street. Il O'Clock.
She well trained % the side saddle and for driving very
ladies' saddle horse; easy
70 four mputes Perfectly sound and gentle and Tree from
TICKS and vice Of kind Eight old Dan be seen IN
III sale at Fagsns stables Brooklyn OF HICKS ana A
ris0n streets, ten minutes walk from South ferry
BOARDING FOR HORSES IN THE COUNrRY-kEPI
on the best Of hay good and warm stabhng
Is month For particulars inquire OF H. benedict NO
Wan street SAM'L w. BENEDICT JH., Rossviie, y l.
nor sALE-AN EXPRESS WAGON AND TOP NEAR
Il ly Apply 70 j. B. CLARK, "A brod~ay, from
70 ii A. NJ or from To 4 r. NJ
DOR sALE-A HORSE AND CovEREp TOE WAGON,
Mt half price. Also covered top pedirrs wagon, All
warranted, price sl25. Apply at NO . Doyer street
IJoRsEs.-DR. EILloTr's INFAiiiBLE CURE FoR
scratrbes mango for sale At lis Third
nue.. Also smbrocatons for bruises, sprains, 4c
DRIyATE HORSES KEPT FOR THE WINTER BY A
i Long leland farmer-Good accommodations Terms y,
per month To hay R.ereaces-Flher Howe, 100 Front
Street Taylor SO yesey street. Oliver s. Fleet
ner OF William street and Maiden lane, N. Y.
ELBEKT CARiI, Babylon, L. l.
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NTOTYCE.-THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF CAPT.
IN John Mackeys Insurance Patrol No do most respect
fully brother members Of the insurance patrols TO
participate paying
late brother member Hugh iuse from the rest
depce of Chief Engineer H. H. Howard, 05 Leonard street.
this afternoon. at hafpast one O'Clock - . -
Capt JOHN MaCKEY.
Assistant Captsin JAS. II. PtASE.
Assistant Captain JAS ~. HIGGINS.
". j. FoeEgrY, secretary pro tenn.
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ns)n REWARD STOLEN FROM TIE OfftgE OF
IOt The subscriber since Becem5er :, 4 wallet e1n
the following pFornissnry notes, payable - the Or
Der ot VIM, koberson bat nt endorse tDne of Tsifor
Krause for ra dated November y 1874 a. our months
IL W. Patterson FOR sl0l ~, dated November 10 1854 Al
t~o months three o. HenTy WILSON, each ior s92 " dais
November 10 lass at four. five ard sx monhs. ~ u g.
IourbtYn SOS -5 dated Ortoue i ut sN months,
~ a. Tan for $50 90 dated oct9er ~, ieo, At THREE
lie Of John Ogden for f rs dated September ~
is5 ~ four monihs Of James Gaudo0 or $50 lated
tsher 1889 four 1nhs OF a Smith Tor s-f
dated August IS las ut four morths ~ Nm a. Snssn
$3.50 D. dated November 10 % at eighteen months also
othrr protested OF 10 value hut the
All persons are hereby csutonef Aeanat negotiating
~ the above notes as the men 81 hsn has been stop
pei The above reward VII he ppi Tor The above, ani
questions asked. by leaving them with MM ROBERTSON
No. D0ycf street o. 80 HowUry.
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CALIFORNIA UNSETTLED CLAlMS--FRANKIIN y
~ BEAN, responsible resident of Brooklyn formerly o
California and we'll acquainted With the business Of tn
State win sail settle business Of his retart
within four months and would settle claims,
business for reasonable that would not
quire longer California than two tbs No
tain claims will be taken best OF reference security given
Can address r. ). Bean, l2 Boath Third street. VII
haInsburg.
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AyrROIOGY.

(rLAIRvOYANCE.-wRs SEYMOUR ITO STRING
~ street he most successful medical and business clair
voyant In america Asthma consumption. debility,
NJ iuug diseases Ned hse peculiar 10 females ced
Ole. Satisfaction ray.
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POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
nEx6R.Trc GENERAL COMMITTEE
IL MOZART HALL
specal meeting ~ he vepersi opmt,ee viii be held Al
Mozarf Hall W Monday evens Dee IS At "a, O'Clock Pune
taal ate ndauce IL requested % business.
DAStkis wfTiEK, CalirJnap, pro ten.
e wooprrFr, ae.,.,ar,..
n ". rCsANur.
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Personal.


H. C-x " Am NOW OUT WEST. HAVE so
N iced yours. shall be by i9h aauuary. Write
bnnso ~ r., how can address you Yours truly,
G.w.w
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, WHO u CON
N PEELED service 70 maintain herself Is dessas
II giving respectable family. Their
beautiful and healthy female infant eight months old u
has b.cu weaued f0 time Address Mrs Dq1t sttyn
II. Poet Office. stating where a. Interview can be bal
~ EofuE vAYDrsgoFF, ESQ, PLEASE SEND YorE
" address 10 "A cherry street
II THE TWO GENTLEMEN VINO CALLED AT NY
Office, So william street, the Sh inst about their fsaf
Who suffering from rheumatism viii ailress 71r
Post ONCE stating particulars vii ensure them his ime.
date cure OF no pay ousrs may address me as above.
INFORMATION wANTED-Df MARr3ARtr WENDER.
Efl fifteen years OF age by her seps,her. Ne WIN
Henry, her brother, Robert Henders Mar
Henderson lef The island Of Jamaia eight
with her aunt and three cousins The said died
passage TO New YORK Information uncle
NADIA West Tho uquiring parties very ANXIOUS
Of her Whereabouts. oansds papers please copy.
INFORMATION wANTED-or RgIsHARDT Wooster
tine voser The above mentioned will call on or write
20 JACOB B0fii, ia East Twenty SIN street. Ny.
rro cItAs Ri HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE re
pendent nothing 70 complete my happiness
IN this world but 10 receive package Of Harry Powers
beautifully written visiting cards Will cali a the NJ
Nicholas and order N IN Tor mes Tell julia where am hi
rect your letter rs before. MARY NJ.
WILL MISS MARY WILLIAMS, WHO FORMERLY RE
sided IN Thompson sre please send her address 70 bon
3,Co6 Post Office.
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mATFsIMoSrAs..

A YOUNG WIDOW, WITHOUT IyCuMRR tvCr AND
N " respectable cJnnectons wishes
ance ~ middle aged man = good position with ves
matfmony. Address sens Morton luton square Post Ole
A WHOEVER, RESIDENT or A WESTERN ST ATE
n and cry, aged ~ young looking or good address,
eeponsbie character and ample business relations OF
worthy Of admiration with view marn0ny. Address ".
Cleveland Broadway Post once. N. n.
MATRfMoNIAL-MRs JEssE WILLIS Will. GIVE
lu intfOducl0ns 10 ladies AMI gent with q 10
mAtrimony, her Office West FORTY third street from
SIP. N. Parties suited required 9enteuens
fec 81 Iades Letters from the country
paid with two return letter stamps r.. BAH business
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-01-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

OHERIFF"S SALE.-By virtue OF n decree
~ OF sale to directed and issued out Of the Hon. Dis
ct Court of the 14h judicial District in and for Nevada
county and State Of California Judgment rendered in
Court the 22d day of December 1851 in favor Of g. C.
KING and against N G. SMITH, for the of eleven
hundred and fifteen dollars and sixteen cents principal
debt with interest the said of 81 IFS 16 at the
rate Of three per cent per month from the rendition of
judgment until paid together with all costs Of suit taxed
at thrtyone dollars for the sale Of the following described
property to wit the two equal undivided third parts Of
the saw MILL known the Ohio MILL situated on the
Ashvile Ranch, about 2 miles from the town of Grass
Valley county and State aforesaid together with all and
singular the privileges and appurtenances thereunto
longing the logs at the mi sawed lumber in the yard,
and also the privilege of timber the land sadim
belonging to VIM. Stevens and John Murphy.
Notice is hereby given that will expose at public sale
all the above described property TO the highest bidder for
cash in front of the Court House door in the city Of Neva
da TUESDAY the 10th day Of January A. H. 1858, be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock r. NJ to
satisfy and pay said judgment.
Given under my hand this 29h day Of December 1857.
1s-td $. w. BORING, Sheriff N. c.