davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-24
Wir, TO-.
SeTcntli0c 9enDu.

2tuf Mtrnta8s Ben 20itcn YtirS
AStitcn5, UNI 10 lGSr Grrmttase, IoGrn am
Sauie rer serilortencn 6 Gatbarina 0ttrY.
ItetDin oon SaBturB JNunltip, PeGa County,
folacnre Artttct aaf Gfm!Iid):r CrnNu perIauft
werrcn, nImih:
Cine quite OHlAtu0 Gin 5Ftnt, 8 S6mcinc. ci
ne 99inpmiiblc, S6iCttarrn, G'rutbddr 4 St.
ter mp 8;tttarch, Slide unp StubIs; Sa,rGnfc,
Sriegct, 3 flitrr,. oaertd Gnt4 GGrpco. 2
Scien NIT JoGr. , tupftrne 1Sitt, 2 Sifmtc6s,
eilmbiirn unp Yfanncn, 5ruGtMfr. 2 Ndtr SAaz
mrn i'm 6rlps. Gitmessrrsn teim Suldrl. 6Giier,
.3dter. Skinner wo IcnIt nr@ ptclc gItttcl ~
amitdnrlih ;u mrlrcn.
Die Sepin9unSo, an SrrfauItFaBs uhc grf.
ipartln9 sen
3M,ief Sirra,
!G,rnr9 9lcinsnrS,
aeminiltratprrn.
gRar, 10. 1858 na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-24
0rDge 95dr0dtn8 !!

Die llnterjrhnctcn fno cctsn pcn pbitabdpfta
uno S'eurcrt nit rem 9rSgtrn uue pcbtfstttch GtcH
Gtitr eaB fts is tntien gurdd3etebrt. - S6t GtcG
bgIttbt gum Sbcit ats
Gtncm bcrrlifen Stod BON ggaarci idr sis
. ain II, ais 8aIenelennsa, scrlenes 8ucat
Wcus Delains, @aIbmerc5, DUna Sud. at-
paea, SomtaJjns, eUburgs, mo stle Gtr-
ten bon fAwarjsm unp farbssln Dre6e
Seioen, Yrtnts, 0iuslinS, Strtim-
rfr, Gbeds. 5lannels,. 9npIry,
II. {. IT. p.--giti9fatIs
Gin 9rrBc6 Enforcement
g9auren fir bic .Serren, ais Sattuets, Ssntudsi
Scans, Gaifmer:s, Ttparg, blaus., brauut
unO srune GIaer, getings, un6 erle anpere
Sitter psGfc gepBbnlta in Gtotrs dtbaItrn
istrbsn, prlde lie wpbIfsiIer ats j. Sam gers
tauf antieFtn. - Gle .taren sas 9pblitum eirt
anjurufen unb ttren Stod su mterlu1en, ete
man ipnapu fault, unb bann fir lIdB Irtbli sw
urtbelsn. - Der Srt III SO. S San,iIton
StraBe, nadfe 3btre Su bsm ,,Gaslt Sctsl."
0stnt, 9eninsfr tnb Gemp.
2(Gcntaun, Sept. %. 1857. nst1
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-24
Mdr, 10. 1858
SeTentliCbGr ycrfNuf

1pn prr1bn lid rn Gjiitrrn.
gm Drnnrta9 tm 25lcn GNGr} nd@lrnf,
IUun ant tfcntIitben Gjaftouig rc9 (lntHidrttte'
nrn in Stctneturg. Buds Gamt9, fol8enpr per-
IGnt6e @uter tfentI9 psrTauit werpn:
3wrt gicrbr, 2 &iAe, Gin SSagtn nit 0atp
fir ein unp sme Yfrbr, ftutci!srn uuo Saemcl,
0Tus, GSsc, GuI!tpigtr, QplnomJtIe; StrCQtanf,
NBrtihtcmiASIcr, 81 &dbFsttsr, SIudfatn. cine
9rcbs &crhicpcnbeit Yierpcgciairre, sinfah uno
pppprltrt, iArrr une Istytct. ctwa so StirebaIfz
trrn, II. (. w.-6rner: 6Au5s uno &aArnscris
ttr, at5 Sttter mo @cttistlcn, Gin GarIutc Iil6
rnr anrtre Slide, Gin Sicn nit Jtpbr, 2 g8aIt,
5ltrr, elmer, 9andiabw, tIcinc 6a6dm, unl
rislr anbcrc ArtiitI ~ MnlanrIi6 gu mctem.
Dir @tnpu nmmt ibrn anfans UNI ~ lllr
Mttag0, mUpnm Die gcHin9un8cn Ertannt &C.
ma6t wwptn cpn
SrGn 8ei6.
gRGr5 10. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-24
GrccutDr8 -8erfQuf.
Gpn fc9r fAaetarcm Iiegenrsm Gt>
oentbunt.

9entbunt.
guf Mpntngt rcn 5ten gprit nSaaens TIM
t2 ll6r Miltn8e, 1ca AM @altau1e rrs . NJ
tamin s. 9a9enbuG, in rcr Start Allfns
toun, fclBcnr35 teidyi:tsns bsrYlitbc Iicgeupc Gs
ecuttum auf Efenftli4r Senpu pertauit wnesn,
namIi4:
So. f.-Ginc gcipi6c 2ctte Gjutnb,
gclrgcn In rcr gBalnuBitrnBr, ter tefaoten Gtabt
gtlentaun 0rdn5cnb Gali6 ali eire 2Utte eer
9Dttme t6ariader, fUbtit an Cinr 10 5uB Qaep,
weIti6 an Ste. 2, uno nGrotid an brla9te gSatz
nueiroBe; CnttalteRO in Ter 6rrnte on sclhelres
ter StraBs 20 SUP mc in Der &iele 110.-Da'
rauf il err6Ht
3-9A Gin neur5 3priltFGiatcs BAD
f::::Ha Itcinrrnc6 Mptnboue,
E:sssisssA NIT elmer prd6tigcn unp brqucmen Ga.
Ge, S8wcinritaa, u. ID.
9ip. 2.-Gtnc antrrc 2cttc Ortnt,
9rtrarn ctenfatt5 In bcr g8aanuBRrabr; erdn,cnr
menIid) an cine Qctte res Sacob Shub ftipNh
an cine 10 Gu6 9lcs, SaliA an SO. uno nBrps
lid an bic teIa9e Strabe rntboltfnb in 5rpntr
an 0rmelestsr StraEe 20 SUP, uho in rer Gicfe
1I0 Gu6.-0arauf it srrittGt
LeE~A yin neut5 Sipelgtttt9tC8 taG=
s:;;Ha fteinrrnes Wpbnbous,
GGsSsssEA ettnfatI3 hit ein:r ksqumrn &G1r,
SAweineFaa, II. +. rp.
9le. 3.-Ginc anfcre 2ptfc Orunt,
sclcscn otct6fa0s in rcr gGa0nuffroGe; grim.
,cnS SIlli4 an cine tffrntt4e 90 Sup NueY
n6rNlb an ei%e onrere glucg, weiItdb nn cine
2ctte hes 6. 81. gBicter, unp Iuplid an tEIa9tr
StraBe; rnt6atterb in Srort All 9rmelHetcr Stras
Sc 20 SUP, uno in prr 2iefc $50 6uB.-0arauI
il TridtGt
| @HsA Gin gutC5 SWciitFdigtta tafs
Isss:Fsss ftcinrrnCs gBp6nbouSj
- ss!st mit cincm faGrn 0aGs, unp eincr ons
aetautrn GrSln Slide, II. I. w.
So. A.-Gine onbere 2rftt GjrunI,
aelr3n in eatsturs 1aUn1Atp, gc6a Gaung
pidt bti hcm tIsinsn gsGa Slug, geraer unttr9alt
Der Stabt @Icntaun arGnsenp nbrpltt an Gts
aentbum Ter gBaHerscieliAaft, Gltd an cine If
fetide 2IasY, iilpliA an cine 9cttc pcn 8rctit
German uno antert, unb meitlicb an Die D1ent'
lidhe StraFe entbdlttn6 In her Jrent AZ Sup
unO in rer 4isfe 230 5ub.-0arauf 1T uri6m
2-1A Gin gutes 3pcitEfigtr5 bae>
!s;ssNlo ftcincrnc5 9Spbnbnu8,
.ssszzszA nit elmer berrihca tadlcincnca GGs
dlc, Gin 6r6m G6cp, II. (. 10.
G5 III bics Gin GGel tr5 tintrr1aGencn lirgen.
Zen gcrmSgcnS beS prrltrrtrnen 9 eni ami II
eubwia, Iebtbin Scn rprteilQtcr St0rt ut
Gnuntp. ,lno 1T terrItfes @gentbum.--@S ioa.
tm tnter SnufluHi8e ni4t Srrna6Iaif5en pem
Sfrfauf tcijupCbnrt.
Gte Secingun9en en- Gertaufttta9e unN auf
wartun0 pCn
g9il(idht Gjrim1 ! Cr,,rs
ltriab Gjutb. ! VI wv
MIr, II. 1853 ra3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-24
96ibelz z9fieDerlQQe.

Cit gr6a Gounsp 8itsl- gtlclIhalt fat i9H
9HepuIage i'm 9udAtobr gum :, ssda ga!riot" In
Nlsnlaul, 10 Sttsin Nnp Gctamente in psrldie.
osnA SPraaca 5a esn Riai9psn grsiisn 3g gaben
linn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-24

Spie8cl! Spic8cl! SptrgcG!
@rn allen GjrEscn une Nrtcn unb ;u allen @rci,
en-, Su psrtauftn in Stcbr non
.. 8. G6tau9.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-24
M&r3 r..

G.Sdl3N.r, g3anpgn, S,brauttn, S,EituSaf un6d /
- ts oup,rs Suu, pagelaa nSrhiA,n @ashsn, ~
3attu t,t 5. Y. 9QCte e.
augntauu. Gspt. -. ulav
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-24
79qqqq9q5q9Sq
Sept abcr friGtD duf!
Surrob fir bic 9rpben Bargains !
Oct SSOGfssG GGoG)r
tn Ser Gtobt S5aeufcl1,.


Der ltnterieidnetc eistt 6terburth Dem alroemcis
uc puttttum Die 0lothritbt, ra CT lccteu pcn Tbis
faottpbin uro Nsurcrt nit einem Der erSgttn Gcrte
mctt G;iittt psrdd9stshrt IT, bas il in QUentaun
mar, - abcr nttbt uur po6 9rGBtr, rncern aud To5
f:bEntt, pebtftite uno bette NNertcmtnt.-9 tirs
1T tttn 5umtu9-tt 6unibu99erct mill CT burtbaus
nid5 III tbun batcn, otGhGu es glaGniben aistt bic
ocin hamit cine NasFunft fudhcn.-2(utb 9i6f or fib
aitbt al nit Der bintcn:bccum Gnieterci-auth intbt
er ooS Hubtitm ntbt 9Iaubcn gu MAIDEN, haG "a rpt
CT ciufeuft o5oere ;u humm ftnO biuJu9cber.-gRc
ict;be oumtuS9crs bia9cbcn "a fam siu Strer Sins
fcmmCtr-abGr man rptQ Ctcn nlan6lmal oeracs regs
lur9cu niht, neil man Ionpc 10 pttt rpcbtfGer tou.
fen t0nn-uno Dies mar 9crars ojssmot Der fall Gei
Dem llnterhnctrn, tcnn er hat rosi mcblfrirr elm.
oefauft aIs ie unO miro hsmmfcfas autb pcttfilsr
oS Su tr9cnO Circr friiGcrCn 3et mietcr rGrtaukn-
Sctn Strt tCitcht gum Sbel aus fct9snItt giittt--
oCe onsufibrtn rpUrpe oter Den ROum elmer eonjcn
3cttuna aufnebmen.-Cr bot einen errBcn un0 aues
9E;sCbuettu @orratD oen
SpGtinGr8 un6 QGtntrr Oiiter
ndhe Ct mil srtgcr @crfttt acpablt uno an fsincra
Stcbr, SIC. 4S, an rer ncrbSftihcu @ttt Oct QSst:
bamiltcn uuo Stsu Sno6cu, 9tSdnrt bat.
Domtn uno !5crrsr, ruftt an uno tcitbd fsiuen
ouf3crthnten Stct, che ibr frritmc fouft bonn eos
bciihcn fctct uttbts. Der @crratb bsfSbt aus Den
bcittn uno 9cfhmodrcGtcn Gjutrru, bic psr G2artt
lttfGrn tam, uno bcltebt aus
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-03-24
Grpcfenipnartn Groceries un6
Suirn6waarcn.

2deics 9reG Glitter, rCn alien Girls unt
Patterns, ot&: bGporSc uno fdrtt9s Seire, croinGrc
unb Tantp 8sro9e, Deloins$, edmns. gcroae 0raE.
Qottcrus, Vtrfon Spu$, gtaio Dutot, fhattirts
0dauss, fhuorSe GbNt, Seieeu9cfirctfte Woplan,
montitIas, Yrints. Gitn9bams, e., icpe Gin orrFrs
N0crtsment ron Yaroirt6 = mefnsnc, Reeo uno
Efbttin 5crps = allies pCBtftil ju bo0sn I'M Stcbr
pen .sr ..r.
.-. ... .. Q. 8. Galaud,.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

as- DIR. L. j. Czapkay.-we would direct the es-

RS- DIR. L. j. CzapkRy.-we would direct the es-
pecial attention of invads to perusal of Dr. L. j. Crap
kays advertisement % be oand in another column of this
paper in order to place the services Of learned and expe
rienced physician within their reach. So much i'll has
been inflicted the human family from the perncous and
ignorant practices of EMPIRES that seems as II We were
filling bounden duty TO make known where judicous re-
lief be obtained To those unfortunate enough to suf
fer the effects of sexual private diseases or their
.trcatment cheerully commend Dr. L. J. czapkay as
rare scientific and medicalacquirements possess
ing all the requisites from long experience and acknowl
edged Skill for the successful practice of his profession
Having made sexual complaints especial study like the
celebrated Rcord of Paris he is enabled to guarantee
speedy in all Of private chron-
c disease whether the effects of conagion sefabuse
loss Of virity and order that patients at distance
may avail themselves o his advice free consultation by
letter is open them. The knowledge that have OF
the numerous lie has effected OF which OF
long standing leads TO place much faith in nr. Cs et.
cacy aud commend him to the confidence Of those in Ill
health Dr. Czapkays Office in Sacramento street, be-
low Montgomery, nearly opposite the Pacific Mail steam
ship Co.'S 0nice, San Francisco.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

THEATER.-Mr and Mrs. James w. Wallaek
are announced to make their first appearance
at the Nevada Theater next Saturday evening,
on which occasion the celebrated drama of the
"Iron Mask" will be presented for the first time
in this place. The piece is one of great intrin-
sic merit. and the character of Leon, demand
ing as it does all the great and varied abilities
of an accomplished actor, is said te be sustained
by Mr.. Wallack with powerful effect. Mrs.
Wallack, as Hortense has been much commend
ed
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

LEG BRoKEN.-Pat Corbitt in company with
several others, started for Grass Valley. last
Sunday evening, in two.horse buggy. Soon
after leaving town they met the Grass Valley
stage and turned out of the road to let it pass
Bysome means the buggy was upset, and Corbitt
being thrown on pile of rocks had the bone
of his left leg fractured below the knee. The
limb was swollen so much that the physicians
had not been able up to yesterday afternoon to
adjust the broken bone.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

NEVADA FoUNDRY.-Messrs Thorn & Williams
have recently manufactured at their foundry
and machine shop on Spring street, a tweaty-
five horsepower engine, which is designed for
crushing mill at Hunts Hill. The boiler and
stamping. battery was also made at this toun-
dry. The engine is complete in all its parts,
well-inished and would do credit to the best
foundry in the State. They employ constantly
some ten or twelve workmeu, and orders for
castings are accumulating SO fast upon them
that they have determined to enlarge their es-
tablisbment Their business has been steadily
increasing for the past year, and they are now
prepared to execute all kinds of castings which
arc used in the State, at cheaper rates than the
same articles can be purchased below and
hauled to Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORs.-Istateo ofCTIARI.ES
IN JACK deceased Notice is hereby given by the under
signed administrator Of the above named estate the
creditors of and all persons wing claims against the
tate of Charles Jack deceased 10 exhibit the same with
the necessary vouchers within months from the first
publication of this notice to the undersigned at Hunts
Vile, Little York Township, Nevada County
May 18th A. ID. 1855 l.. d, WILLIAMS, Admir-
80 4w of the Estate of Charles Jack deceased.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

Terrible AccIDENT.-Mr. Samuel n. Palmer,
the principal owner of some mining claims at
Junction Bluffs, near Sebastopol was killed
last Saturday forenoon. A deep shaft had been
sunk on the claims which was nearly full OF
water, and a tunnel run in several hundred feet
TO near the bottom of the shaft. Mr.. Palmer
went into the tunnel to tap the shaft in order to
let the water out through the tunnel lie had
previously made every preparation to save him
self. by running side drift frem the tunnel,
into which he intended to dodge as the water
came out As the shaft WAS tapped, it is sup
posed that the water rushed out with such sud
den force that be bad not tmo to save himself
Ly jumping into the drift. He was caught by
the water. which forced him out OF the tGnnel
and carried him several hundred feet down the
hill The force Of the water, by throwing him
against the timhers of the tunnel and rolling
him over the rocks, had broken nearly every
bone and crushed his body to Il Jelly; his skull
was broken open, and the cavity Of the brain
filled with sand The deceased was formerly
from Devonshire. England. He was all intelligent
ard industrious man, and highly esteemed by
those who knew him. His funeral took place
last Sunday, at San Juan, and was attended by
nearly all the citizens of that place.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. MAY.ls, 1858.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

DISTRICT CouRr.-The May term of the Dis
trict Court, Judge searls presiding, opened OF
Monday morning. Moore and Northup, in
dicted for the murder of Reynolds, were ar
raigned, the Indictment read, and they wer,
given until Tuesday to plead. VIM. Hunt and
Michael Doran were admitted to citizenship.
The calendar was called over and the follow
ing cases set for trial:
May l9th-Havrick q Ferguson VS.. Fsrgu
son.
May 24th-Makcr & Dibble VS. Boring Ct al
May 26th-Nancy A. McGrath vs. McMurray
Hepburn VS.. Day.
May 27th-Lobdell vs. McPutney and Arm
strong.
May 2sth-Goldworth vs. Mt. Hope Min.
ing Co.
May 29th-Rogers VS.. Holoman.
May 3lst-Nicholson VS.. McMahan x Wilson
Bronson, Hays intervening. vs. Cutler Mute
Mcleod vs. Mccormick ct. al. RHt
June lst-Connely VS.. Pollard 4 Eddy.
June 3d-Smith VS.. Excelsior Canal Co..
Longfellow vs. Catharine Powers
June 4th-Lachman vs. Blythe.
June 7th-Davis VS.. Smith ct al; Weaver
VS.. Eureka Lake Co.
juno Sth-Weayer VS. Eureka Lake Co.
June l0th-Stebbins VS.. Lee, Simpson ct. al;
hanna et. al. VS.. murphy CT. al.
June l2th-Hirshbirg, Gilman e. Co. inter
venors, vs. Hirshbirg.
June l4th-Hnssey VS.. Morris ct. al. Holt
VS.. Snblett; McGrade VS.. HaAchett q Mclean
June l5th--Sowefs VS.. Raymond Il Stack
house; Lamar ct. al. VS.. Woodwork; Harris VS.
Long ct. al.
June l6th-Sneath d Arnold vs. Maker d
Co; Johnson VS.. Rock Creek, Deer Greek and
South Yuba Canal Co.
June I7th-Rainey vs.. Moore ct. al; Turner
ct al. VS.. Morrison d Co.
June lSth-Booth vs. Walsh ct. al: Mary
Ann Won Poellnitz VS.. Nicholson, LachmaI
and Cain.
The cases of Moore and Northup were called
up yesterday, and each plead "not guilty" tC
the crime as charged in the Indictment The
case of Moore was set for trial on the Sd o
June next The case of Northup was postponed
TO enable counsel TO procure important wit
nesses supposed to be out of the State. De
murrers were submitted in six or seven cases
argued by counsel, and the questions raised
taken under advisement by the Court.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

DONATION SUPPER-The ladies of the NJ. E.
Church are making preparations for Supper,
to make up the deficiency in the Pastors salary.
They design having it come off at the Virginia
House, on Wednesday evening May 26th-tick-
cts admitting lady and gentleman, five dol
lars, aud can be had at the book stores, and at
Spence's drug store No pains will be spared
to make the supper good one and the even
ing's entertainment agreeable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

CiHERIFF7S SALE.-By virtue of Decree
- and Order o sale to directed and issued of the
Hon District Court ofthe l4th Judicial District in aud for
Nevada county and State Of California judgment
in said Court the 18th day Of may A. D. 1858 in favor
of SAMUEL RlDINGER, and against HARRISON Nc
CHARLES for the of Five hundred and seventy two
dollars principal debt with interest the said sum Of
1872 the rate OF two per cent per month from the 2jth
day of March 1858 until paid together with $40
suit for the sale of the following described property TO
wit The certain Water Ditch lying aud being in Nevada
county and State OF California, commencing at the north
east branch of Greenhorn Creek and extending Gold
Flat in aad county constructed for the purpose of
veying the of said creek to the mines in and about
Gold Flat aforesaid with all and singular the privileges
appnrtonance thercunto belonging in aywise ap
pertaining.
Notice is hereby given, that will expose TO public sale
the highest bidder for cash all the above described prop
crty in front of the Court House door in the city Of Ne
vada on TUESDAY the sth day of June, A. u. 1858,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock p NJ
to satisfy and pay said judgment.
Given under my hand this the 18th day Of May, 1855
5. W. BORING, Sheriff
33-td Nevada County
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

CRws.-Lee's National Circus and Hippo
drOme will visit this town for the purpose OF
giving an equestrian performance, next We'd
nesday evening. 1t will be seen by their no
tiGe, that they also contemplate giving exhibit
tiOns in all the principal places of this and ST.
ezra county. Mr.. Pridham, the agent of the
company. started up country last Sunday morn
ing to make the necessary arrangements for
their appearance in the towns above.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

For FRAZER RIvER.--Quite number of mi
ners have left Nevada county within the past
week or two for Frazer river mines. While
wishing them the most unbounded success, we
have fears that they will ere long return dsap
pointed in their anticipations
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

STOLEN PRoPERTY-Sherlf BoFiag has in his
possession two Colts revolyers and gold
watch, which are supposed to be stolen proper
ty. Parties who have lost articles of the kind
would do well to call at the ShsFiA's Office and
examine the property.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19
CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County of Neva.

~ da-Ss In District Court l4th Judicial District.
J. II. WENTWORTH VS.. ZENAS WHEELER & co. In
pursuance OF order Of Hon. Niles Searls Judge Of the
District Court aforesaid made the 18th day of May A.
d. 1853, Notice is hereby given to all persons holding
claiming Liens the following described property TO wit
The Steam Quartz Mill at Mud Flat Nevada in Neva-
da County hereby notified be and appear before the
said Judge in open Court MONDAY the 3st day Of May
A. ID. 1885, at 10 O'Clock A. N. of that date.
thereafter the Court hear the same then and there
TO eXh bit proofs Of their said liens BY order ofhe Court
In witness whereof Rufus Shoemat Clerk of the Dis
tric Court aforesaid have hcreunto set my hand, and
impressed the seal of said Court M Office in the city Of Ne.
vada, this 18th day of May A. D. 1888.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER. Clerk.
By WV. SMITH, DEPUTY 33-td
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19
NATIONAL EXCHANGE.

No "a BRoAD STREET, NEVADA.
THE undersigned late propietors OF the UNITED Stains
j HOTEL. having leased Blckncll's Block and hand
somey fitted it up throughout prepared to
modate permanent and transient Boarders in style
surpassed in the State
The Table will at all times be supplied with all the
rieties the market affords.
The Beds aud Furniture all new and for style
and comfort, cannot he excelled
Particular attention will be paid 10 the accommodation
of Ladies' and Families.
Having had long experience in the business
ndent of being able TO make the NATIONAL Of the
most desirable Hotels in the mountains
This Block is substantially built Of Brick, and
whstood the late disastrous hrethe airy and
well finished and from the Balconies you have splendid
view Of the surrounding country.
R9- OPEN All NIGHT IA
The Bar will be under the supervision Of Mr. THOMAS
HENRY and will all times be supplied with the choicest
WINES LIQUORS and CIGARS.
PEARSON TIEALY, Proprietors.
Nevada, Aug. 20, 1856 4of
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

LOIS DBURG.-An effort has been made
to procure pardon for Louis Goldburg, con-
victed at the late term of the District Court of
tition for pardon numerously signed was for
warded to the Governor, but he refused to
comply with the request of the petitioners.
Geldburg is a harmless, inofensive man, and
when he stabbed Enders probably supposed he
was defending his own life. Many were of the
opinion he should have been acquitted 1t is
not contendeo, however, that any improper in-
Guences were used to procure conviction, and
the trial was in every respect fair and impartial.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19
nORONER,s sALE.-By vIrtue Of a n exeeu-

A SALEs-By NiGtue Oh uH tNeGu-
" tiOn TO directed and issued out OF the Hon District
Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District in and for Neya
da county and State Of California, judgment rendered
said Court the Ith day of May A. d. 1851 in favor
of DAVIS DEvNE, and against The Helvitia lafayette
Gold Mining Company and c. CONWAY, for the sum Of
Two Thousand One Hundred and Seventy Dollars and
Twenty four cents debt with interest the said sum of
$217 from the eth day of May 1851 at the rate Of
three per cent per month till paid together with $50 10
100 costs Of suit have levied upon and seized the follow
ing described properv to wit: All the right title and
interest Of defendant Conway in and 10 the Mill Machinery
Engine Boilers and the appurenances belonging thereto
and known as the Helvea lafayette Gold Mining Co =
Quartz Mill situated about two miles from the town Of
Grass Valley southerly direction. Also all the right
title and interest of said defendant in and to the Stock or
Shares of said Company Also all his right title and inter
est in and to certain Quartz Ledge, together with the
improvements thereon and certain Lease which he holds
upon said Quartz Ledge from John Larimer and - NC
Murtry: said Ledge located about two miles in south
erly direction from the town Of Grass Valley and known
As the Iariuer and MeMurry Quartz Lead Also house
and lot of land upon which the stands containing
about five acres less situated in the town OF Grass
Valley on the side Of Auburn street. and known as
the Winchester House. Also dwelling house situated IN
said town of Grass Valley the east side Of said Auburn
street now oecupied by said defendant dwelling Also
all the right title and interest OF said defendants IN ana 70
the Quartz Ledge upon which said Helveta Lafayette
Gold Mining Co.'s Mill is erected and known a. the heF
tia and Lafayette Quartz Lodge, with all It's dip' anu
angles.
Notice is hereby given that will expose TO public sale
all the above described property to the highest bidder LOT
cash. in front of the Court House door in the City OF Neya
da on TUESDAY the 18th day of Mag, A. D. 1885, be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock and O'Clock r. NJ TO
satisfy and pay said judgment. ~
Giveu under my hand this 9th day Of April 1855
30-td JOHN BAILEY, Coroner, n. c.
Notice is hereby given that the above sale is
postponed until TUESDAY, May 25h 1858, by order oi
plaintiffs Attorney. JOHN BAZELY, Coroner, n. c,
VTTCTTcu,s RTANTSG CoNsT ANTI Y on HAND
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19

MINING AcCTDEST.-Mr. James Freeland was
killed last Friday, near Wolscy's Flat, while at
work ia his claims, by being buried beneath a
slide. He was holding the hose at the time,
and as the bank caved down he called out to
the other workmen to get out of the way, and
started to run himself. On crossing a ground
sluice he-fell, and was caught by the sliding
earth aud carried some thirty or forty feet.
His body was soon taken out. but life was ox-
tinet One of bis ankles was broken, but 9th
erwise his body was apparently uninjursd. The
deceased was formerly from Michigan
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-05-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DRY GooDsMossrs. steife cohn No. 81 Broad street
have just received the largest and most complete assor
ment Of Dry Goods brought 10 this place which they
sell at reduced rates. @