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~ FATE on THE ADNiRED.-
. often happens that those who In their lives
~"re applauded and admired, are laid at last in
49, ground without the common honor Of a
soHc because by those excellencics with which
ls.iy were delighted. mono had sbeen obliged
III though they had many to celebrate, they
I.-l none 10 love them.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-19
TIE AUTHOR

"The author, Mr.. James Parton, Is n scholar and
man Of the highest atiainmcnts, and he has brought
to his task all the requisite quaties--pati, nee, toll
study, care, reflection, and rcscarchso indispcnsa-
Bile TO an undertaking Of much dclicacy and i'm.
portancc. ~ Home journal.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
SherlH'S Sale.

DY virtue Of :wo Executions to directed, and is
ID sued out of the District Court of the 18th Judicial
District, two judgments rendered in said Court
the 23d day of December 1857 in favor of John
Murphy and William Mccoy and against 4. Cochran J.
Winters Michael Ruth ard s. V, Boyee fr the SURF of
three hundred and fytwo dollars debt, with interest
said of S52 from the 22d diy of December 1851
the rate ef ten per cent annum till paid together with
costs of suit taxed at seventynne 10 dollars and one
on the I'D day of December, H. 1851 in f9vor of y.
Mclean and NJ, Jobbison and against T. Cochran John
Winters, Michael Ruth and s. " Boyce for the sum of
eight hundred and twentyfour 5400 dollars delt, with
interest said of 1924 "A AT the rate of ten per
cent pei nnum till paid together with costs of suit taxed
at ftyohe SOlOO dollars. have levied upon and sez
ed the following described property, which hereto
fore attached the Sth day of Dec 1857, at O'Clock IS
minutes AL the right title and interest of the said defen
dans in and to certain lot mining ground situated in
Eureka Township at Orleans Flat and known the
Wech Cos chms also the tunnels aud ground sluices
belonging to the said companies taken the property
the above named DEFENDANTS
Notice is hereby given that THURSDAY the 18th day
of January, 1858 between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A
NJ and O'Clock, in front of the Court House door,
in the city of Nevada will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash. in hand, the above described
property to satisfy and pay the aforesaid judgments.
Given under my hand at Office, in the city of Nevada
this 24th day of december, 1857.
S. W. BORING, Sheriff.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

a IALL EDITOR'S ADVENTURES At A
RAILROAD DEPoT.-"Jeem as he is
called-but James w. Clark-one of
the tallest, funniest, awkwardest and
most good natured specimens of the
editorial fraternity in New York State,
and editor of the Baldwinsville (Oonon-
daga county Gazette recently under
took trip to Syracuse, and thus relates
his troubles while there:
waiting for the Oswego train, we reclin-
ed on one Of the benches our head
aching very badly when we were
roughly ordered out by railroad off
cial, with the polite information that
they didn't furnish lodgings for stfan-
gers
Hardly had we passed through the
''holc the carpenter had made" when a
chap hailed us with 81 say, Teller, help
me to carry this trunk" We meekly
passed to the extreme east part of the
depot, and took hold of the end Of a
large trunk, which we assisted to place
at the desired location, when we were
discharged without the customary six
pence.
Sadlylpondering on our hard fate, we
passed slowly along, when we were
caught by the coat collar, and harsh,
cultural voice exclaimed, "whar bin"
We turned, and 10! a fat, ill-favored
squaw greeted our eyes. The moment
she saw our features she grunted out
"ugh tort you was my Injun !" and
Immediately waddled away.
Half blind with rage and mortiica-
ton, our next move was to stumble in a
pile of baggage, when we were greeted
with "d-n you, get out of this !" ad-
ding in an undertone, "wonder what the
ID you expect to steal here" just at
this moment Conductor Fiske called out
to us: "Here, get into the cars and 90
home before the cows eat you up !" We
crawled into the hind car like a whipped
hound, and threw oitrself recklessly
into seat. Smash we squatted on a
lady's bandbox. She seeing the dam
age we'd done, squalled out "There,
you great gander-legs, you've split my
new bonnet"
Concealing our shame and confusion
as well as we could, we subsidized into
the smallest possible dimensions, until
we were kicked out of the cars at our
village depot.
Moral-Never go to Syracuse without
shaving and putting on a clean shirt
and decent coat.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

BA- The San Francisco Globe of the
4th inst. says 1--WE examined a new
life preserver, the invention of DIR. An
gel, of this city. 1t is the most ingen-
ious contrivanee of the kind we have
ever seen, and when we say that it is
calculated to support an ordinary person,
with a hundred pounds extra weight, as
long as life could be sustained in the wa
ter, the reader can form an idea of its
worth. 1t may be described as an India
rubber armor, and is constructed that in
the event of the covering becoming torn
thereby permitting the air to escape,
there is a small preserver filled with cork
enveloping the body, sufficient of itself
to keep one afoat. The arror is filled
with air by small tubes, and owing to its
simplicity can be managed without diff
Guilty. The invention was tested yes
terday in the bay at the foot of Meiggs'
wharf, in the presence of large num-
Der of spectators, and resulted to the en-
tire satisfaction of all who have interes-
ted themselves in it. We understand
an early application will be made for a
patent for the invention
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

ARREST OF THE MURDERERs Of Girls
woLD=Fousin and Chou Abe, the Chi
namen who principally figured in the
-bloodcd murder of NJ. V. Griswold.
near jackson, Amador county, in Nov.
ember last, were arrested at Marysyillc
on Wednesday last, by Jesse O. Good
win. After committing the deed they
came to this city via. Folsom. Here a
Chinaman arrested them, but they pur-
chased their release for 81 800. They
then started for Marysville, disposed of
their horses, and in the confusion took
the Auburn stage by mistake. They
aseertained that the officers were in pur-
siiit, so they left the stage, struck across
the country, and brought up at Long
Bar, on the Yuba, and remained there
unrecognized. On Wednesday they
went to Marysville and were arrested,
as heretofore stated. Fousin drew his
pistol on Mr.. Goodwin, but did not use
It. Word having been sent to Jackson,
ex-Sheriff Durham, of Amador, and II.
Kilham, Esq, formerly Mr.. Griswold's
partner, started at once for Marysville,
and have identified the Cinnamon as the
two murderers-in fact one Of them,
Fousin, acknowledges the crime They
were brought down in the Marysville
boat yesterday, and left in the stage this
morning for Amador for trial.-,Sacra-
meRto Bee, Cd.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
SIlerin,s Sale.

DY virtue of Decree of Foreclosure and order
of sale issued of the District Court the 14h
Judicial District, dated Dec 3lst, 1853 founded a
Judgment rendered in said Court the 2Sth day of
December 1851 in favor of n. G. LIFFORD and against
LEUE Ell FOSS for the of eco principal debt and
interest together with interest said of 263
1t the rate of per cent per month from the rendition
ofjud smeht till paid together with all of suit
am ordered to sell the mortgaged property forth in
plaintiffs complaint and described the Elm follows,
to-wit The undivided fourth part of the
Mill kno-n The Nevada Confany's Saw Mill with all
its apurtthances consisting OF l20 of land stu
ted the road leading from Nevada to Brooklyn in the
county of Nevada, TO satisfy said Judgment. IT,
Notice is hereby given t!a Thursday the 2st day
J$Eiar|, \. II. ISIS, between the hours of 10 clock
NJ aud o'clock p NJ in front of the house door
in the city of Nevada will expose for sale all of the
above described property fc tile highest bidder for cash
to satisfy the Judgment aforesaid.
Given under my haud this 3ls day of December 1857
s. W. BORING,
Sheriff of y. G..
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
NOTICE

Gfate of California, County of Nevada, In
- the matter ot the Estate OF p J. ESPESSCHEIp lie.
Scd, Notice Is hereby given that VIII purportiHg
to be the last will and tesamo 1t Of p j. Espenschcd de
ceased has come into the possession of the PROBATE Court
of the county cf Nevada and State of California and alsc
petition for letters tcstamcntary upon the estate OF
said deceased and that SAID court has appointed Sat
uray the 9th day of January 4. D. 1853 at 10 o'clock
NJ of that date the time of proving said will and
the hearing of said Petition. And all persons nteres
ted hereby required to be and appear before said
court that time to show cause if any they VIII,
said petition should not be granted and said will be
admitted to probate. -, . c,
By ofset of the ffobat Court, ....-
Attest, RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk.
BY WIN. SMITH, deputy.
A. a. Sargent Attorney for Petitioners. u 2-w
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
say rnANclsco, Nov. 10th. lsse

SAN Francisco, Nov. 10th. 1856.
MgsSRs PARK < &:WHITE-Gcnts :-Itis with pls asu-s
assure YOU that am able to add my Testimony in IA
vor Of Wistar's BalSam of Wild Cherry. For
year hate been afflicted with cough and pain in
side and breast, which originated with a cold had
taken Cherry PertoTaI JayHe' ENpccora ant Cod Liver
Oil, and many other popular patent medicines Of the
dayalso spent one hundred dollars with our phy
sicians. But all proved Of no beneficial effect Read
ing your alma nae of 1859, I induced try YOU
wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry. / was at the time .
commenced using it. laborng with every symptom 81
consumption of the lungs found, that after using
bottle II gave relief, and considered my
hard one, sent to store and bought half done
bottlcs and snfce it say, before had take it ALL
was well must say. that it sppeaTed ~ reach the
place affected in whch,a other c tines failed
! am now in full enioymentx II good health believing
that had not made Of your truly valuable Basam
of Wild Cherry, should have been past recovery
if not dead.
l shall always take peasarc in recon me nding to
those who afflicted with coughs colds dificuIf
breathing pain in the side lung diseases, your
Balsam of Wild Cherry with the signature You advet
tisc Sanford & Park, Cincinnati Ohio'' am in
formed there imitation put up with other sig
nature. Respectfully YOURS, .. IS,
DAVID ALLCUT.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
BEWARE OF BAsE lN1r.rroSs, ~

As there quite number of Counterfeit articles
bearing the name of Wistar's BalSam of Wild Cherry
purporting to be the Genuine and Orgins We there
fore deem it necessary for the pdlic go to Caution
persons Who m purchase the Bals Of Wild cherTy 70
inc Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry has a. AZ SMILE
of the signature of Henry Wistar NJ D, philadephia
and SanfoIdS Park 3ely excepted steel engraved
wrapper. TAerelqGc be cautious, Is be genu
inc without the signature Of Sanford Park For sale
by Druggists generally.
PARK & WHITE the only Agents to whom an
orders should be addressed. Also. Impo ters Whole
sale and Retail Agents of all valuable Pate Medicines
warranted genuine. 132 Washington street, San Fran
cisco dcc4-3m
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
SheriH@s SaIes

DY virtue of an Execution to directed and Issued
- OF the Honorable District Court of the 18th Judi
cial District, Judgment rendered in said Court
the 22d day Of December A d. 1851 in favor of T. Ell
LARD BEANS and w. J. KNOX and against ZENAS
WHEELER, JAMES WALSH and RICHARD HON.
FRAY for the sum of three hundred and eighty
s0-l00 dollars, debt with interest the said sum OF
1887 50 from the 22d Dec 1851 the of per Ct
per dnnum till paid. together with costs Of suit taxed
sixtyve 40l00 dollars, have levied upon and seized
the following described property. which heretofore
attached on the 4th day of Noy 4. D. 1857, All the light
title and interest of said defendants in ard certain
Quartz Mill, with all the appurtcnances situated on
Mud Flat about mile south of Nevada city, also
chinery quartz ledge of quartz buildings, &c. belong
ing to said defendants.
Notice is hereby given that Thursday the T4t
January, h ID. 1883, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
and O'Clock in front of the house dooI
in the city of Nevada will expose for sale all of the
above described property the highest bidder cash
to satisfy the Judgment aforesaid.
Given under my hand this 2lth day of December 1851
S. W. BORING
Sheriff of n C.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

A JAPANEsE.--Senator Gwin has
with him at Washington, q youthful
japanese, named Joseph Heco, who
was picked up from a wrecked junk, by
San Francisco vessel several years
since, and who has since acquired good
American education He is believed to
be the only Americanized japanese in
the country, and as he possesses famil-
iarity with the language, habits, and
laws Of his native land, he will proba-
bly, prove valuable agent of our own
government in its intercourse with ia
pan.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
SUMMONS.


CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEVADA SIS.
- District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District
of said State The People of the State of California to
MARTIN POINTEAU, greeting: You are summoned to
appear and answer the complaint of LUCE PO1N-
TEAU. filed against you, within ten days from the ser
vice of this writ If served in this county, within
twenty days if served you in this District and ont of
this county, and within forty days served you in
this State and ont of this District in action
cd on the 3d day of December 1851 in said Court for
decree of divorce disolvng the bonds Of matrmony
istng between plaintiff and defendant, and fully set
forth in plaintiff bill of complaint file in the of
flee of the Clerk Of the District Court aforesaid certi-
fed copy Of which accompanies this writ And you are
hereby notified thatf you fail to said complaint
herein directed plaintiff will take Judgment against
you therefor by default together vita all costs of snit
and also demand Of the Court such other relief is
prayed fer in her said complaint.
~ In testimony whereof !, RUFUS SHOEMAK-
5IS Err, Clerk of the District Court aforesaid, do
/ no hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of
said Court this 3D. day of December. A. D. 1857
RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk.
BY WA. SMITH. Deputy Clerk.
Upon reading the affidavit of plaintiff ie ordered
that the in this action be served defendant
by publication the in each week peri
cd Of three weeks, in Ge Nevada Journal newspaper
published in said county.
Given under my hand at chambers in Nevada, this Sd
day of Dec. lej! NILES sEAEIS,
District Judge
Attest: RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk.
by WM. SMITH, Deputy Clerk.
b MCFARLAND, Atty for Pm. 3t
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

WASHINGTON, d. c. June 10.
Having made use of the Oxygenated Bitters, prepar
ed by DIR George b. Green, Of Windsor Vt. aud from
knowledge obtained of their efficacy in other ceses,
cheerfIlly recommend them to the public, believing
they will fully sustain Che of tbs pro
prietor. We hope that this valuable remedy may be
accessible to all the afflicted.
Samuels. Phelps, William Upham, s. schS.ofS from
Vermont.
James F. Simmons, U. S. Senator from Rhode island
j. T. Morehead, United States Senator and forinerl,
Governor of Kentucky.
l.. H. Arnold, formerly Governor of Rhode island
Vim Woodbridge, late Governor of MichigaS
Its success in eevere cases of Dyspepsia Asthma and
General Debility Of the system, places il among the
mcst wonderful discoveries in medical science and has
given IL reputation far beyond any remedy known or
these Complaints, in all their various forms.
SETH W. FowLE & Co. l3s Washington st. Boston
proprietors. Sold by their agents everywhere
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

TooTHsoME THINGs.-=Some Indiana
girls were sitting around Christmas
fire, in one of the capacious chimney
hooks of eqbin, when one asked the
other what she liked best to eat Sally
replied 81 like pumpkin pie and lasses
candy" Betsy said she liked possum
fat and sweet taters." We'll" says
Kitty: "you may say what you please
about your punkin pie and lasses candy,
and your possum fat and sweet taters
bat just give me hog chitlins and dough
dumplins-the Lofdee !'
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
Turnpike Road Notice.

THE undersigned Hereby declare their intention, an
der and pursuant to the provisions ofaf Act author
izs the formation Of the construction
of PanS and Turnpike Roads, to organize Joint Stock
Road extending from point Deer creek within the
limits of Nevada city, rnfng up Gold Run and across
Gold Flat Mud Flat pursuing the rour Calculated to
the and regular grade the gap at the
head of Mud Flat thence Grass Valley Nevada Co.
observing the rule grade distance and other
essentials and that the subscribers hereto will
the 4th day of January 1853 Nevada City, with the
object of preliminary organization of said Joint Stock
Company.
HENRY MEREDITH, GEO. d. ROBERTS,
J. A. LANCASTER III. w. CADY.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER THos FISDLEY,
Jos WooDwoRTH, S d. BoswoRTH,
Nevada, Dec. 25 WALLACE CALDWELL.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

"How did you ike that clam song o.
asked an old lady of her daughter, as
they stepped with the crowd out into the
open air, after popular concert.
"Clam song e. exclaimed the young
lady, in astonishment. What do you
refer to mother %
"Oh you mean Shells Of the Ocean
don't you mother 2"
well, yes said the old lady, II do
think that it was; it was something
about clans, any way, and you certain
ly know like clarfs SO wellEdidn't you
like it?
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

Lieutenant Derby-We learn from
the Mobile Register, that this gentle
man, who is celebrated for his puns, and
known by the nom de plume of John
Phoenix or Squibob recently arrived in
that city, and suffering from an acute
disorder of the eyes, which it is feared
may destroy the sight entirely.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

The Pressure IN IRELAND.-With
respect to Ireland we have nothing but
satisfactory reports, with the exception
OF an insane "run" for gold in Limerick
and Cork. The foolish excitement has.
we learn, ceased in Tipperary. Having
been so free from the panic all through.
we have had comparatively little inter-
est in the step taken to check it in Great
Britain. Here there has hot been a
single failure of any consequence; and
we have ascertained that the CONNER
cial bills due on the 4th of lhe present
month, in Dublin, which were larger in
amount than usual, were met with great
promptitude and punctuality. N[ercan-
tile credit is so well maintained that the
notaries have scarcely any business in
the shape Of protests. For several
weeks past the investments in the funds
have so much increased that a vast num-
her of new accounts lrav5 been opened
at the Bank of Ireland. and the average
amount of stock imported from England
has been abont selO0,0O0 per week -
Dublin Ereniag Post.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
EnSOIVenf Notice.

DIRDSEYE BULLARD has applied to the District
ID Court of 18th Judicial District for Nevada county
and filed his petition and schedule be discharged from
his debts and liabilities under the insoIvent law this
State and said Court has appointed the Both day of
AIRY at 10 O'Clock, NJ at the Court House Neva
da, for hearing said petition when all creditors may ap
pear and show they why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted.
BY order of Court .,
Attest RUFUS SHOEMAKER. Clerk D. C.
-, BY VIM. Smith, Dep.
James Churchman, Atty for petitioner. dec25t
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
Nevada High school.

MIR. w. T. LOCKWOOD.
VVTOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada
w that he will open the Nevada High School on the
10th Nov. and he hopes 10 receive liberal patronage
which he will endeavor deserve. He will teach the
common English branches, Higher Mathematics Book.
keeping and Natural Sciences. Classes in Eloeution
Mondays and wednesday Evenings.
The building is in pleasant aud retired part of the
city near the residence of Rev. Mr.. Warren.
Tuition of Common English branches per month 81
Higher branches. S5 tot
Nevada, Nov. -, 1SJT
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
Special Notices.

Special Notice.-The undersigned takes this method
ofnotifyng his friends and the public generally that he
has purchased the NEW DRUG STORE Gin the Fire-Proo
Building, No IA Commercial StreetD ofMr B. B. Thayey
ofSa Francisco and has for sale the best assortment of
ENGLISH AND FRENCH DRUGs. ever imported in this
market The store is well stocked with every article be
ongng the business and having arrangements with
Mr.. Thayer, and Other Houses of San Francisco, eau
tnosc who will give their patronage that they
wilge better article aHdon reasonable terms
any other Store in town.
The businessi is under the management Of DR.. B. r
cARMAN, who will give proper attention 10 The elect
on of desirable articles and trust the business will he
as to merit the confdcR y h5se in
Of Medicines.
g.SS Prescriptions win be properly oomponnied
G.. O. KILBOJ'RNE.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08

WThe following singular statement
appears in the Table, Roman Catholic
paper published in New York by Arch
bishop Hughes:
Few insurance companies, we ventu-
re to assert, would take risk on the
national life of a creed which puts five
hundred daily into the grave for one it
wins to its communion. And yet this is
what Catholicity is doing in these States
while we write.
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-08
ShcriG',S Sale.

DY virtue OF decree of foreclosure and order of sale
ID TO me dir; ced and delivered, founded Judgment
issued the Hon District Court OF the l4th Judicial
District, the 10Th day of December AID 1857 against
ALEX. CLAY MORGAN and N favor of G.. w NJ
SHEAlsEIt, executor of the last will and testament
Henry Jefferson deceased for the of nine hundred
and twenty-five dollars (S2 00) principal debt and In
terest to date together with interest the said sum
S 90 at the rate of three percent per month from the
date of rendition OF judgment till paid together with all
of suit And whereas the 18th dav December
d, 1851 ordered and decrecd by aid Court that
the Mortgage forth in plaintiffs complaint be
closed and the property therein described to-wit: All
that certain House and lot of groud situated in the
ofNevada, the northeast side of Main street adjoining
the lot which erected the old Nevada Hotel on
the eastery side of said lot, having front of fourteen
feet said Main street, and running back the
in the said premises about sixty having
said rayinc of between nine and feet being
same lot and premises occupied by the defendant
and lots, situated the westerly side of Pine street,
aforesaid the Court House. said premises
adjoining the building and lot occupied and used bill
lard saloon by cOorcd persons, in the uorthery side
thereof and being the property which is erected
frame cottages said property being adjacent
lot the sou,hery side fronting Pine from said
vacant lot to the buildings aforesaid, used as billiard
loon, extending back to the ravihe in the said
pr4mses, together with the appurtenances hctedta-
ments &c be levied upon and sold satisfy said iug
interest and costs and the proceeds thereof hp-
Piled the payment of said stms of norey afore-
said.
Notice is hereby given that On THURSDAY the I4h day
of January. 1858 between the hours of 10 O'Clock A.
NJ and o'clock L. NJ in front Of the Court House door
in the city of Nevada, will sell public auction to the
highest bidder for cash. in hand the above described
property satisfy ard pay the aforesaid Judgment
Given nder my hand at Office in the city of Nevada
this 24th day of December, 1857.
S. w. BORING, Sheriff of New ada CO.