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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

GIIERTFE'S SALE.-Ily virtue OF a Decree
- and Order of sale TO directed and issued the
Hon District Count Of the l4th judicial District In and for
the County Of Nevada and State OF California Judy
mcn rendered on the 9Th day Of August A. u 1858 in favor
Of ~ y lSAMAN and against WM. Galley. Tor the sum
Of nine hundred and eighty dollars and eighty cents debt
and interest 10 date, with interest the principal the
rate Of three per cent per month from the rendition Of
judgment until paid together with $50 70 90 costs of suit
Tor the sale of the following des scbed property, TO wit
The m0igARed premises consisting Of certain property
lying and being in the County and State Aforesaid viz
full and undivided oneourth inerist share in the
North San Juan Saw Mill Company Effects comprising
one steam Saw Mill, one Barn, Dwelling House,
Onicr, and about three aces Of land less on
which said Saw Mill and other buildings erected and
lying contiguous 10 the town Of North San Juan, at tho
point where the roads to Sebasopo and Sweetland forks
Also included within the said Min Co.'s effects, certain
lands with the lumber thereon IN the vicinity Of the said
town Of North San Juan, ctimed and owned by the said
Mill Coz part Of which is enclosed by a substantial fence
Northup's Ranch together with all the appurtenan
ces thercuntO belonging.
Notice Is hereby given that viii expose 10 public sale
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 3l day Of August 1858 between tho
hours Of ten O'Clock A. NJ and four O'Clock p NJ TO satisfy
and pay said judgment A.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of August 1858.
s. W. BORING,
45-td Sheriff. Nevada County
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25

T. ELLARD BEANS & co.,
Kidd & Knox's B ick---52 Broad Street.
Offer at Greatly Reduced Prices
1NO KEGS ASSORTED NAILS;
IUU 200 Boxes Of Candles
25 Rags Of Rio and Java COFFEE
SO Cases Of Assorted Pie Fruits;
so Kegs 6. +. and d Syrup;
25 Boxes Of Raisins
so Kegs Of Butter
so Bags California Beans;
SO Boxes Hills and Cogates Soap;
With large and complete assortment Of all kind Of Goods
in our line Of business. Consisting in part OF
Flour Potatoes Pork,
BACON Hams Mackerel,
Salt Salmon, California Cheese, Cohsh,
Ranch Butter, Crackers, Pickles.
Celebrated Curious Tea and the finest assortmentof
Can and shelf Goods
EVER BROUGHT To NEVADA
WINES &c bToUoT1S,
We would also inform our friends and the
public tn we have added to our large Stock
cmpete assortment Of Wines and Liquors consisting Of
SansewaIm's Sparkling Angelica,
White California Wine,
Clnret, bauterne'
Ginger Wine, Gum, Raspberry
Peppermint, aud Lemon Syrup,
HOstetters. BOkers,
aud stoughtOn Bitters,
WOLFE's AROMATIC sCHNAPPs, DC.
ALE AND PORTER,
New York fine mixed and Old Dock Brandy Whisky, Cin
Sherry and Port Wine.
ar We call attention to the above Stock -@
Our Motto is Small Profits & Ready Pay.
Goods Delivered Free Of Charge
T.ELLARD BEANS & co.
Nevada June Ist ls5s.-35-u
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25
4 nMINIsTR RAI0R,s N01ICE.-Hy ylr,u.

n an Order duly made by the Probate Court in and
for the County Of Nevada upon the Goth day of July 1858.
Notice Is hereby given, That ON SATURDAY, the
2sth day Of August A. d. 1855 at Il O'Clock NJ of that
day in front Of the Court House door in the city of Ne
vada there will be exposed for sale al pnbo auction and
will be sold TO the highest and best bifer therefor the
following described property situate In said county TO WI:
A Set OF Mining Claims, situated on Wet Hid, in
tine town of Nevada, formerly known as the Woodside
ngengs:
Also, A Water Ditch, known as HARRISON KFIr
LOGG'S DITCH taking the water from Little Deer Creek
saort distance above the head Of the Union Dtch so
called
Also Two Se.s - Mining Claims, situated at
Brlseye Ravine. in Nevada Township:
Also, One Interest la n Quartz Ledge, at Mud
Flat IN Nevada Township:
Said property being known the property Of and CON
stung the realty belonging to the Estate Of JOSEPH s.
HARRISON deceased.
TERMs-0ne- half cash; one half in six months.
J. II. Harrison, Administrator
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25

Notice Is hereby given that the above SAFE IS
postponed until SATURDAY. the 4th day Of september
1855 j. H. HARRIsON, Administrator
of the estate Of J. s Harrison, deceased
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-25

| ANS who went to California from Lewis County Mo,
In 1850 any information in regard to hin would be thank
fally received by his wife and friends
Address L. c. Bevans Canton. Lewis County Mo.
es- California parsrs please eoQr'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07

The ROMAN CATHOLIC VIEW OF THE REvI-
VAL The Catholic clergy look on the revival
movement with feeling not only of suspicion,
but OF strong condemnation. They discounte-
nance, and, indeed, peremptorily forbid any sim
liar demonstrations in their own Church, and
look with little favor on them i'm the Professionals
denominations. They maintain that the period
1cals outbursts of religious enthusiasm in the Or
thodox Churches are instigated by the clergy
are the results of determined, combined effort
on the part of few who lead the movement ard
that the spirit of esd has nothing to do with it
They assert that the very fact that revivas occur
and are melted and encouraged by the clergy is a
convincing proof OF the latent weakness of the
Protestant eanse; for they argue that a religion
that resorts TO Spasmodic efforts to recruit the
ranks OF its devctees, has no vital truth of its
own
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07

O. The City Council of 81 Louis have adop,ed
a plan for City Hall which will cost about
s63OOOO
IL Paul Morphy played lately in New Or
leans six simultaneous games of chess without
seeing the boards, and won all.
IL Hon. Moses NJ. Strong has been ordered
~ Jail by the Wisconsin Legislature for refusing
TO testify before the Railroad Investig ating Com
mittee.
III The English Admiral has discovered 1,
Is sald, for the first time that Canton is situated
on an island; one Of the gun boats has Just made
passage around it.
IL The Rev. r. Jenkyn, cura,e of Vaynor
near Aerthyr, Eng land, accidentally shot him
sell willis. firing al some small birds. The load
entered his brain and he fell dead.
IL Definitions from a new school book
John what's bakery 30 "A place where they
bake, sir Whats brewery "A pla.e
hi-a place where there Is gals ~
III The Rev. Cbas. Smith, Of the Sbawnut
Orthodox Church, Boston, has requested his So
elety to reduce his salary from 50 500 to 81 go
Mr.. Smith has recently come in possession of
fortune by the death of a relative
III A distressing case Of hydrophobia Is TO-
ported In Philadelphia. -Four members in one
family were bitten, two months ago, by a pet
dog One son died sunday morning, and on the
next morning a sister Of the deceased was also at
tackled with the disease.
III A writer from Lawrence, Mass, says that
the stag nation Of business and dearth Of employ
men, In greater there than in any manufacturing
town Of New England. Twelve months ago the
reputation was reckoned at Is ,OOO; by the first
vi Nay II will not exceed 10 coo
~ sngular coincidence has been remarked
,egaIo 70 the late attempt on the life Of tie En-
ko, OF france. On both occasions that His
has las wished to hear Ris,ori play his life
Las. las "een attempted. and on both Occasions the
p,ay was May Stuart" The Emperor him.
.poae OF this remarkable coincidence.
- MT ullman, the opera MANAGER. M. RE-
T. a SUI among the clsIg ymen Of NV Yo,l
lotto OF the Messiah WA prodncrd. thrv aIIo,,sd
~ IN. "Se oi theh names MIR uHman apparentJv
o,nt OF making the most of the infuentisi n.rnsy
shment; on Monday, attached and fenubiisb.a
me oid LIST in announcing the same oratorio for
iast evening. Protests and remonstraDces imms
a'atsiy poured In upon him. '''''-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07

Yoke GIRL IN TRANCE FuRIY-EIsHr
HoURs.-4nothsT POUg hLeepsie Stsr-About 10
O'Clock last Thursday night, young girl named
Isabella Ellison, aged 70, residing in w ashing-
ron street, Poughkeepsie, while at the ALTA in a
Methodist church in that CITY suddenly lifted I'D
her hands and fell backward apparently corpse
Several members of the church immed iately ran
TO her assistance and raised her up when to their
horror they found that her eyes were glazed and
set, her features pale as marble, lips colorless
her feet and hands cold; aud the spectators
thought That they were gazing upon the features
OF COS se. Ii was shortly discovered that she
yet breaihed, when she was conveyed to her res
ldence, the preacher saying that she was i'm
taDCe ard when a member advised that medi-
Cal assistance should be procured the preacher
OBJECTED, saying that Jesus Christ had thrown
her into this mysterious state, and he will at his
own time raise her to testify 10 his goodness
She remained in this state until Saturday eve
ming, excepting slight incident which occurred
on Friday afternoon. when she suddenly lifted
up her hand. and made three or four efforts 10
clutch al something, when tie arm fell bac X over
the heacboaId Of the bed Two or three of the
women who were in the house ATTEMPTED to re-
place the arm upon the bed, but were unable to
bend or move 1T. On Saturday evening, num-
her favorite hymn, when she suddenly lifted up
Der hands, and cried out, I" Glory HalleIuiah 80
She then turned TO one Of her friends, and call
ing her by name, said. "Repent repent, Oh. II
you had seen what have you would not live
anothef moment in your sins, but would pray to
Iod 70 nave mercy upon you. | have been in
Heaven; Heaven is a tree; Ii is lit mp with the
glory Of God, and around the throne were thou
sands Of angels singing sweetly and praising the
Ming Of Heaven. Jesus came past and spoke TO
me also saw the great gulf, and could sea rcely
see the bottom OF it,"
On F nday night d number Of Christians were
In the house, singing and praying all night She
was very weak W men she awoke from the trance
but was strong enough to attend church on YES.
terday morning. This wonderful case was wit.
nessed by scores in Poughkeepsie and consideTa
Die excitement is caused thereby in that city
". Y. Pest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07
Proceedings of To-day.

In THE SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Doolittle present
ed u memorial from citizens Of Wisconsin in ia.
vor Of a Northern Pacific Railroad, which, with
several private memorials, various department
reports, &c, were properly disposed Of.
Various reports were received from the Com
mittees, among which we note the following:
Mr.. Johnson, from the Committee on Printing,
In favor OF printing the report of 1t Beale's ex-
ploration of a route to the Pacific for a wagon
road
MIR. Brown reported bill to organize re de-
pa!tment In the District of Columbia also bill
to secure the title Of property to certain churches
HoUsE.-The Speaker laid before the House a
communication from the War Departments
statement Of all the contracts made for the trans
mission of supplies and troops for the Utah ex-
pedition-giving full expose of the operations
OF he quartermaster's department.
he House went into Committee, INT. Bocock
In the Chair y and took up the deficiency bill.
Mr.. I.etcher defended II at length from all at
tacks which had been made upon it..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07
Personal,

- A j. Glossbenner, Esq, has disposed of
his interest In the York pa Gazette to his part
ner, David Small, Esq
.... Mrs. Swisshelm's printing Office in Min
hesota was lately attacked 10y a mob and her
press destroyed
- he f,mous Capt. Durham. of the a. Adj
attic, - VI no gave the rene the Lin AT Na-sejIes
arrived In this city yesterday, and is stopping at
the residence of his friend and relative Dr. C.
"A. JORDAN, Fourteenth street. We understand
Inc captain had an interview with the President
TINS morning upon the subject of the seizure and
connscation OF his vessel. Application is TO be
made al once to the Government for indemnity
Ior the large losses sustained by the owners of
the bark. Capt. d.. since his return has received
several applications from ship owners in New
nork and Boston TO take charge of their vessels
de Is yonne man. every inch sailor and one
VINO would not be likely to - give up the ship
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07
SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRESS

The Union devotes its columns, to-day, to
vigorous exposition, in various articles, Of the
dangerous tendencies of the coalition movement
against the Democratic party, and Of the sim
gulsr anomalies and inconsistencies presented
By that coalition.
The Inteiiiseneer says Of the police bill now
before Congress:
w hen we Penned the paragraph of Yesterday,
DIieny expressing our acknowledg ments to the
non MI Brown and tue Senate for the liberal
ponce act which that body had 30 promptly
passed we We're not aware that ii similar measure
hao, In an equal spirit of libe atty and with
ure nnanimlty, been adopted by the District
committee Of the House of Representatives, and
Dv It's able chairman, Mr.. GOode, reported to the
Rouse, where IL was support By himself and
others with a zeal which promises well for its
final success 1900
I'm regard to the details of this important
measure Wa would venture Il single suggestion
Tor the consideration Of the honorable gentlemen
who have kindly broug ht il forward, and that il
the propriety of extending the authority of this
police force over the county well the city Of
Washington. by clothing them with the power
OF county constables, should cases arise d-Inand-
ing their aid and protection beyond the city linn
-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07

The McDONoGH EsIATK.-A communication
was received yesterday evening by the City Coun-
Gil, from the Baltimore agents of the Mcbonoyb
estate, residing at New Orleans. dated March 81,
which states that 1.-The Supreme Court Of Louis
lana having refused a Tehearing of the suit for
PARTITION OF the McDonogh estate, the property
row stands Divided between the two cities Of
New Orleans and Baltimore The communi
cation was referred To the committee on the be-
Qaest.-Bdl'imoreS Sun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07

10 Dispatches from Paris to London state
that the papers report great activity in all the
dock yards and naval arsenals of France. Orders
had also been given to push forward with all
dispatch the vessels now on the stocks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07

lNDIA.-The Bombay Standard estimates the
actual number Of Europeans active duty In
India at 65 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07

NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF CoSeREss
OF Congress can have their speeches printed with
neatness ard dispatch, at the Star office Price,
for 5000 copies OF sixteen page speech one cent
and halfeach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07

II ; The work of filling up the Buck Bay in
Boston has been commenced under the superyi.
sion of a Board of Commissioners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07

PHtLAE ELPHIA
IL q r. X d T. r. X r. ID II
-. No. SCI Pa av.. between ~ and 9th SITS,
One key $3.50; one doze u quart bottles, Sl.50
HI We send the Beer free of cost Ia "a part Of
the CITY. y q. +. l. w. GERECkE.
IA O-3m,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07

that committee were holding out in Nassau
street, New York, for general rel,ef tar 4"
We have since learned that there was such n
committee, which was made up Of few bank
rupt merchants; that they have now broken
up, and that Mr.. Harris and Mr.. Frear, of
their number, are here, at Willards' who claim
to be the remnants of that committee. and sun
pose that they can pass the bill, and that it is
under their control. We are promised more
facts about this committee. This is new phase
in lobbying.
We are especially sorry for this, as We are in
favor of well regulated bankrupt law, il
properly framed and guarded, and before this
we supposed it to be true that no lobby was
here on the subject, and the parties in interes,
had left it in the hands of two eminent legal
gentlemen, who were giving their aid to the
Senator from Georgia, and that the bill would
| be brought forward in the Senate in a prope,
form, and probably passed this session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07

The UNITED STATES SENATE-Edifcr of IN.
Star: Ii was very common, not long since. to
hear the Senate spoken Of as degenerate body
ana without meaning to detTact one iota from the
high reputation of that body years AGO, must
beg leave TO dissent from that opinion.
Although there may have been Senators in tina,
body, In times past, who, In consequence of their
long experience and much deliberation on ma
tional affairs, as well from their bright intel
lects, have placed their names high on the DOR
tails of lame, even, perhaps, without superioTs
YET am not prepared to say that with the same
experience there are not their equals in that bod
to-day. IL Is true the United States Senate a f-,y
years ago, was considered By travelling historians
to be the wisest deliberative body known in the
world. Ii is also true that the affairs of the ma
ton Were such, in those days, as to tax the wis
dom and saa acity of legislators and ind uce tn. m
to take hold OF all questions of principle and
policy with energy. The affairs OF the nation
sumbering lions and bring forth brig ht intellect,
In the persons OF some per tine least ex pected
Our country is a favored one. Less than a cen.
tuTy ago some two millions of souls, scattered
over great continent, and mingled with savages
and traitors, determined to try an experiment
They called upon the great God Of Nations to
aid them in their undertaking. Their call was
heard. He sent them Washington with CON-
mission for peace in one pocket and a commits
sion for war In the other. With the olive branch
in one hand and the sword In the other, and with
well balanced judgment TO guide him in the
discharge of his duty with either, he was truly
the man for the emergency. And ever since his
day, men suitable to the occasion have been
found on the stage Of action. The immortal JEFF
ierson had his great work to perform, aud to
force him into deep researches for the mysteries
OF government, the energies Of his renowned op-
Ponents, Adams and Hamilton, were brought
into requisition And when great and powerful
monoPoiies had grown up, and were about to
lake the reigns Of government, Jackson unex-
bad xnrSfh
to crush the monster ard save the country.
Aud no~ when deep and designing schemes
are Deing lard To divide the Union and DESTROY
the most noble OF governmental fabrics, we find
at the helm Buchanan, prociaiming Justice 70
all parts of the nation, turning neither TO the
right nor TO the left, but discharging his whole
duty without fear, favor or affection, and thereby
d. feating the enemies of his country In their de-
signs to destroy IL Who, then, can say that the
hand of a great and wise Providence is not with
and for u.s. There Is no disputing the fact.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07

MR.. SAMUEL WOOI.LSHLEGER,
Ivl FENC ING MASTER.
The art of enoIng has at al times hesn regarded
as one of the most beautiful ard nobls exercises
which youth csn take Ii ccvelores the form, and
gives 1t grace ard suppsB Mr.. w. was a sol
der nnder Napoleon l., and produce the best
certificates of ability from persons IN different
parts of this country, and la EUROPE, where he has
given instructions.
Terms: For four gentlemen, an hour daily, for IS
lessons. $40.
Pupils taught at their own residences, when re
CURED, at very reasonable rates. For further par
tIcu.ars apply at No. Al 18th street between end
II SITS (CIgsr StOreD WASHINGTON City. ap St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07

Mr.. LAM BERT A. PHILLIPS. the well known
arrived with a large and bsautIfa' collection Of
cos NJ as and FANCY DRESSES. for Balls
Masquei AIDES, Tahleaus, &c. Those desiring the
use OF them will please call. On or after Monday
nest. at tho kbbitt House, where they are to be
seen. I'D
me nam object of his visit 10 Washington, is to
accord facilities 70 gentlemen who propose attending
the gran" fancy dress ball ar tn Of Senate
GsIn, soon to come off. The cpl ection he brings
with him is made up pecsily with that view, and
WAS "ever passed in VARIETY extent ar elegance
ln the United States. Hpe Ct"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07

Tex WEArnER.-Ths following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about7 O'Clock a. m :
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MADAM PRIBRAM,
NOTICE.

NOTICE. TIME MONEY
have this day received direct from North Attic
borough, Mass, Wallace u GOODWIN s celebrated uw1
Office CLOCKS, of superior finish, 8 days Et5l
also. Watchmakey's Regulators. Clocks for I'll
Railroad Stations, and all other STYLES of &Ml
Clocks, from 81 up to SIPS. -
The trade supple at wholesale prices.
! am the only authorized agent for GooGwin's
Celebrated Clocks this side of New York.
Call and see for yourselves az the great Clock
Emporium, $40 opposite Browns Hotel.
ap I'm ROBINSON
WEDDING PRESENTS.-M. w. GaltS Bro
w call attention To their unusually large st. ok OF
elegant Goods suitable for wedd ne ard other pre- A.
ents. NJ. w. GAIT a RIO J.weIIsrs
ap 5-3t S24 Pa. av.. b'tweeu 9th and 10th SITS,
EDWARD DOLAN,
~ NERO liant TAILOR
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN FLEECE,
Corner of 18th street and Pa. avenue