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The Washington union., 1858-03-28

"ASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY
wv Chartered by Congress. Capital $500 900
This applications
buildings merchandise Se at the usual city rates wihou,
charge policy their office of Tenth and Fennsy
avenue, the Washington City Savings Bank.
VIM. =. Bayiy, francis Mohun Hudson Taylor,
Jos. Bryan, Samuel Bacon VI. W. Gait,
Vim. 0rme James +. Halliday, RenI Beall.
JAMES e. MCGUIRE, President
6. n HANSON Secretary. May 2adIy
The Washington union., 1858-03-28

CHARLEs's LONDON CORDIAL GIN-THE
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD

HHAR LES $ LONDON CORDIAL GIN.--THE
~ ORIGINAL. AND ONLY LONDON GIN IMPORTED Gin,
distilled In London from sound barley under The the
'Tsh excise delcatsly favored with the Italian
Jumper barry and the valuable Of the
aoe KING rendering the opinion Of tho most eminent medi
cal mon The and stmulap diuIoic drink
IT'S delicious aud delicate favor differing entirely
from other Gin and devoid OF that harsh ard taste which
ders tho article schnpps objectionable.
Though medicine, recommended by physicians
generally in sspcsa Gou Rheumatism opsy, Gravel
tc Cholera Fever Structure Diseases the Urinary
sa Tho Kidneys and hc Bowels Nervous debility &C. whilst the
weaker sex VIII h by its adoption relief from those distress
ing "nnoyances which frequently attend their delicate organization
VI Valentine Mott York. the highest medical authority,
p"n"nnces CHAFSS LONDON CORIA. GIN only superior
an uncr nt the hest article th. Kind hc has seem
~ peculiarly adapted settlers the southern western
y wen Us Tor travellers exposed changes and
ro se IN quarts thirty eight
eS's grocers, ruIcrcr, and merchants Beware
OF n'a''ons Buy only cIAIhSs NONE OTHER Is IMPORTED
80, EDMUND C. CHARLES Importer,
-" i*-N poahw New Yofk.
The Washington union., 1858-03-28

DEN. & +. A. WHITLOCK g. Co., 13 Beekman
Of Nnssau opposite the Aor House. propreors
Cabinet importers Cognac
Merchants from Oard,
cncey ln Cson Cos and other houses OF the highest
and sole the celebrated brnndcs the
native proof and flavor Of Cognac, viz
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard
liqueur des champs dor
Superior vineyard, yieux CognaC
. Also, exclusive importers of the
Old Royal Hollands
Burgomastcr sclnapps,
brands nf Madcra and Fort &C. &c
Ales porters, and cigars direct from shippers.
CHAMPAGNE, CREMANT
BM&E A. W Co the exclusive of this wine and
receipt shipments regular packets and beg those who
may given under their guarantee
will superior decacy of flavor quality any
present imported.
Benz NJ whhiock,
Edwd A. WlItlock,
Fredk J, Haversick, BEN, h L. A. WHITLOCK Il co.
Oliver W Dodge,
Henry Cnmmeyer May 26--Iys
The Washington union., 1858-03-28

NTHEEIER & Manufacturing Com
wv pany'simprovcd Sewing Machines families
others. These machines all
that have been invented Their extensive and increasing sale
and tho approval and commentator that they
ceivcd popretors recommending
have been sufficiently long them thoroughly
given entire satisfaction.
Among the undoubted that they
Beauty simplicity consequent
from arrangement and need of repairs.
h Uncxampled and rapidity Of operation
Sd NoiscIcss
4th The remarkable of their stitching their appoa-
bihty variety Of purposes and materials
Principal office No 43 Broadway New York their agencies
in the principal cities Of tho Union May 26-ly4
The Washington union., 1858-03-28

MUDERN LANGIAGES--Pro Professor DANIEL. Il.
" GROIN Teacher and Translator Modern Language espc.
'"''"st"'i Ma
( toMPLEFlON of Panama Railroad Reduction
q nre to California United States mail steamships
u.k w sInwal the s cf month connecting
"nh mai steamers from Panama o San Francisco
ncse steamships have been approved the
department and guaranty sy~d apde ef1y
The Panama railroad 7
wcsn and crossed ~ or hours
eeke IN Now York through passengers
~ Panama by steamer a, the compeny's The
money pnii IN New York all Expenses the trip
Reserve steamers kept port Panama
brnnco to Of
snurcy reiiadIe
ag'fs leave Panama tho day they arrive A,inwn
itor 70 through by epch and take charge
hh1 children without other protectors
through tickets ~ the lowest rates apply a the Agency III
west street. New York, ". RAYMOND.
May s-ltf
The Washington union., 1858-03-28

DUNCAN, SHERMAN, IL CO.,
Bankers
CORNER FINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers
available In all the principal of the world Also
tile credits, for use In Europe, China &c.
Jan 3i--3nd
The Washington union., 1858-03-28

|tYRUS w. FIELD & Co., wholesale Paper Deal
~ No II CG street New York invite tho attention OF deal
their stock printing writing
and all other kinds of which they offer for raie at tho lowest
market prices May &c --ly*
The Washington union., 1858-03-28

Orders for tickets and shares and certificates Of packages ha
splendid lotteries will receive the
Of each drawing will be sent immediately after all
who order from
Address p. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Mar IA Wilmington, Delaware.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
AN ELOQUENT EATRACT.-"Genera

AN ELOQUENT EATRACT-"Genera-
ton after generation" says a writer,
'have felt as we now feel" and their
lives were as active as our own. They
passed away like vapor, while nature
wore the same aspect of beauty as when
her Creator commanded her to be. The
heavens shall be as bright over our
graves as they are around our paths
The world will have the same attrac-
tions for our offspring yet unborn, as she
had for us when we were children
Yet little while and all this will have
happened. The throbbing heart will
be stilled, and we shall be at rest. Our
funeral will wind its way, and the pray
ers will be said, and we shall be left be-
hind in the silence and darkness of the
tomb. And it may be but for short
time that we shall be spoken Of but the
things of life will creep on, and our
names will be forgotten. Days will
continue to move oil, and laughter and
songs will be heard in the room in which
we died; and the eye that mourned for
us will be dried, and animated with joy,
and even our children will cease to
think of us, and will remember to lisp
our names no more.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

~ We would guard against the use
of every word that is not perfectly pro-
per- Use no profane expressions al
lude to no sentence that will put to
blush the sensitive. You know rot the
tendency of habitually using indecent
and profane language. 1t may never
be obliterated from your heart. When
you grow up you will find at your
tongues end some expression which
you would not use for any money. 1t
was one you learned when you were
young. By being careful you will say e
yourself a great deal of modification
and sorrow. Good men have been ta-
ken sick and become delirious. In
these moments they have used the most
vile and indecent language imagina ole.
When informed of it, after restoration
to health, they had no idea of the pain
they had given their friends - and sta.
ted that they had learned and repeated
the expression in childhod, and though
years had passed since, they had been
i2dellibly stamped upon the heart
Think of this, ye who are tempted to
use improper language, and never dis
grace yourselves
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

SINGULAR INCIDENT. - Some time
ago says the Greenfield Gazette, the
freight train upon the Vermont and
Massachusetts Railroad brought two
young men to town in this county, who
were partners iE a fourishing business
and brothers-in-law. two elegantly
wrought iron fences, which they had
ordered from Boston, to be placed aboht
heir lots in the village graveyard. On
the gate Of each fence were raised let
tiers, giving the name of the owne,.-
The next day they superintended their
erection and returned to their homes,
which they did not agian leave until
their lifeless bodies were borne by their
neighbors to be deposited in the lots they
had SO recently fitted up for their last
earthly resting place.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

VICTIM TO HIS PROFESSION. - Mrs.
Snow who belongs to that long-suffer-
ing but most estimable class, editors
wives, gives vent to some of her troubles
in this wise:
Mr.. Snow knows the name of every
paper published in the United States
and England, but he cant for the life of
him tell the names of his children. He
knows just the age of every American
journal, but he don; know the name of
his own babies. He knows how every
contributor looks, but don't believe lie
can tell whether my eyes are black or
blue.
The world says Mr.. Snow is getting
rich. All l know is. he gives me money
to clothe and feed our boys, and that,
too, without a complaint of poverty. /
hope the world is right in opinion, and
when l am fully satisfied that it is, 1
shall advise him to resign his editorial
honors, and spend few months in be-
coming acquainted with his wife and
children. The little ones will feel much
fattered in making the acquaintance of
so literary gentleman.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.


ll virtue of an Execution dire ted and Issued
~ out ofthe Dist Court the 10th judicial District for
Yuba County, State of California, Judgment
dercd IN the Goth day of January 1873. in favor of
Martin Cheesmln, Horace Bcach and w Il Thornburgh
under tn name of Cheesman & Co. ami against Chas.
LuPton and Richard Lupton, Defendant, for the sum
ofST72 SO, with interest Sij 35 from the said Goth
day Of January 1855 the of per per mont
and legal interest the balance of the :mount with
costs of suit
have taken in Execution certain set of Mining
Clhins, known the NassassauCua 20. 81 claims. To-
saed about Of mile West of Little York, Nevada co,
state Of California
Aiso-The Defendants interest in the Cemcn: ErGsl
ing mill with Tools and appurtenances located the
same hill AZ claims
Notice is hereby given that MO NDAY, eth
day Of DECEMBER 1883, between the hours of Ten
O'Clock. A. NJ. and Four o'clock p NJ, in front of the
Court House Door, Nevada, will sell for cash in hand,
the above described property, TO satisfy andpay the
Aforesaid judgments.
G ven under my hand office, in Nevada, this the
81 day of December, ls5S.
S.W BORING, Sheriff.
I'D BURRELL Deputy.
December B. leJS-tds.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

- A correspondent of the San Fran
cisco Herald writes as follows 81 have
convinced myself that the reports con-
cerning the eruption and fssures on
the Almaden road are true. 1 exam
ined the spot to-dayi and found FIVE Or
ifces such as have been described. The
heat is so intense that it is impossible to
keep your hand more than few mo-
ments on the openings without being
burned"
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
Summons.
StA.e of California;

Sta.s of Califorma-County and Township of Nevada
In Justices Court, before Jno Anderson, J. P
deople of the State of California to j. l.. PET ERS
NOU ara hereby summoned to appear before the
dcrsigncd Justice Of the Peace At his office in said
Township, on SATURDAY. FEB. Il, 1852 at O'Clock
A. NJ to answer the complaint Of J. n. Turner who
demands OF the of S126 90 debt and interest
the rate Of per per annum from the 2d of April
1859 per account on file On failure to appear and
ansv cr Judgment will be rendered against you for the
said sum OF SI26 90 and costs of suit.
Given under my hand, tins 5th day of Nov. 1858
mo. ANDERSON, Justice Peace
Nevads Nov. H. l5JS-td
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
Notice of TnS0lypncy.

In the District Court of the Fourle t Judicial District
of the state of California In tie matter of the Pc
tit;on Of J. II. RICKETT an In,o,yent Debtor.
DTESCANT TO AN ORDER Of the Hon Niles
Searls. Judge of the said District Court, notice is
hereby gwen TO all the credtr- Of the said nsolvent
IL Kckctt to be and appear eoTe the Hon Niles Searls
aforesaid IN open Court at the Court Room of said
Court in the city and County of Nevada on the 18th ay
OF December, A. ID. 1855 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ of that
day, then and there to show cause if any they can
why the prayer of said lnsovent should not be granted
ana an assignment of his Estate be made, and he be
discharged from his debts and liabilities in pursuance of
the Statute in such made and provided and in the
mean time all proceedings against said insolvent be
STAYED.
Witness my hand and the Seal of said Court this 18th
day of October A. d 1883
(seaD RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk
BY J. S. Lambert Deputy.
a. A. SARGENT, Atty for Plaintiff oct ISL
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

A Lawyer having some business to
transact with widow lady, took occa-
sion to inquire her age. The matron.
who had long since doffed the widows
weeds, attempted to look prime and
much younger than she really was, as
she replied-'thirty five, SIR Then
turning to the daughter said, may be
so bold, miss. as to enquire your agel
Certainly sir: am little past thirty
two-most three years younger than mo-
ther'
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
A Runaway and A Romance.

A Runaway ana A Romance.
That wives will forget their marriag ges
and vows and run away, is every day
exemplifed; but husbands will not al
ways follow over lard and sea in search
of vagrant crinoline. A case which
came up in the Justices Court yester-
day, however Gets an example for low
ing husbands that has no parallel on re-
cord, and but for the criminal reality
connected with it, would throw the latest
romance into obscurity.
1t appears that the elder brother of a
family residing in Naples, Italy, mar
ried wife considerably his junior, and
she became the "old mans darling"
Like Welnotte, he'd have no friends
that were not lovers" and with pride
he pointed to his pretty wife, and made
her his idol, his. temple of devotion,
morning and evening. In an evilhour
younger brother, Michael Anglo Gitto,
looked with loving eyes upon his sister
in-law, and she was won from her allie
glance to her lord. The guilty pair
made their escape to this country, bring
ing with them a little daughter, and
leaving the husband and two little boys
in their deserted Italian home. The
brother lover and his fair companion
come to this city some months ago, and
opened confectionery store on Main
street.
In time the husband learned their
whereabouts, and taking his two mother
less boys with him. he sailed for Cincln-
natl, arriving here day or two ago
He at once sought out the guilty pair,
and implored the wife to return to her
allegiance but to no purpose. He was
rudely spurned by both wife and bro
ther, and, as last resort, he had them
arrested for adultery on Tuesday.
The case was to come up before the
Justice yesterday, but mutual friends in,
terfered. Unlike the i" Misanthrope,"
who feared the jeers of boys and girls,
should see him with his runaway wife
upon his arm, the elder Gitto, with tears
coursing down his cheeks, besought her
OH his knees to return with him to the
sunny cline of Italy, and make his home
once more a heaven of domestic peace.
The scene was affecting. tire picture be-
ing rendered complete by the pleading
looks and tears of the little boys, who
had accompanied the father in his long
and tedious journey. There was
choice between the penalty for adultery
and husbands arms. The wife hesi-
tated, the husband pleaded, friends
counseled obedience, and all combined,
at length prevailed. She consented to
return to Italy with her husband. The
guilty brother agreed to pay the costs
and the lawyers fees; the husband took
his runaway wife upon his arm, and his
children by the hand, and left the court
room so overjoyed with his recovered
treasure that he actually kissed the
hands of friend who had been mainly
instrumental in bringing about con-
sumation of his happiness under such
peculiar circumstances.
There is sufficient romance in this
"plain, unvarnished tale" to form the
basis of novel. A man who would fol-
low runaway wife from Italy, and then
beg other on his knees to accept his prof
fered forgiveness, cannot be bad hus-
band, and deserves better wife.-Cm.
Gazette.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

WANTED A LIVE WoMAN.-Punch
thus expresses his distress at the disap-
pearance of woman from the face of tho
earth:
"There are no women now-a-days.-
Instead of women, we have towering cd
ifces of silk, lace and flowers. You see
m'lliner's advertising van that slides
along with a bustling SOUND, and you are
told 1t is woman; but al you cannot ay<
proaeh within several hundred y ards of
the monster obstruction, you cannot tell
what it is beyond something that looks
like an entire shop front put in motion,
with all the goods IN it exposed for sale
| really believe if any show man would
open an exhibition where one could see
woman, such as were women in my
younger days, when they use,i to be fair,
graceful, well proportioned, and every
thing that was beautiful, instead of ami
mated wardrobes and unrecognizable
bundles of fine clothes that they now
are-l really believe that an enterpris-
sing Snowman like that would rapidly re-.
alize large fortune.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
S q M MO N S.

Cr.ry OF ClIIFoRNIA County and Township Of
- Nevada: Justices Court, before JOHN ANDERSON,
Justice .hc Peace. The People of the State of Cali
fsrnia to HENRY EICHELBEBGER, G SHIPMAN and
l. WAKEFIELD:
You are hereby summoned to appear before the un
drrsiyacd Ju of the Peace at his Office in said
ship, WEDNESDAY,, pFCENBER 18th. 1883. at 9o'cik
\. ~ to answer the complaint of J VI H,NiLToN
no demand of the of S67 63 for Goods and
Merchan sold and delivered per compact file
On failure appear and answer, Judgment will b.
ganst You for the said OF 67 6j and costs
Of suit.
Given under my hand this 18th day of November 1879
JOHN ANDERSON, j. p.
Nnvrmher ID. Is5I--td
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

y When the hour of adversely ar
rives, when false friends are scattered,
when we are moving through the keen
atmosphere of selfshness, then it is that
the virtuous wife. like an angel of light
shines with peculiar lustre.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
Given under my hand this Nov 10th 1853
THOS. II. CASWELL Comfy Judre
SUM MONS,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, }oo
County Of Nevada, ( Do

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, (o,c
County of Nevada, }SS
District Court of the lith Judicial District of said State
G The People of the State of California to JOSEPH
CHAMBERS, Greeting
Nou AXE HEREBY summoned 20 appear and an
sver to the complaint of Edward KELSEY filed
against You wlthintcn days from the service this writ
served on you this county, within twenty days il
on You in this District and othis county and
within forty days served you this State and out
OF inns District in an action commenced on the 9th dav
Oeoner A. d. 1873, in said Court the rec very of
hve hundred Dollars with interest thereon at the rate of
Two per cent per month from the 18th day OF June
10 . unti paid and alleged be due the sad Plaintiff
II IN the Defendants, upon certain pronissory note
prcuiary mentioned md set forth in the gina com
paint to said action file in the office of the Clerk of
the District Court foresaid, certified copy of which
accompanies this summons.
Ana you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer
Sald complaint as herein erected Plaintiff will tai
judgment against therefor by default together ith
ali costs of suit and also demand of the 6ur suh other
rellef "a Is prayed for in his said complaint
In testm n whereof. | RUFUS SHOEMAKER
CleIk OF the District Court aforesaid do hcrcunto
my hand and impress ne seal of said Court at Office in
tbe Clty OF Nevada this sth of October AID ls,s
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk
BY Wm. Smith, Deputy.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
WHOLE NUMBER 4l5.

A Cool ONE-An anecdote in Har.
per's Magazine reminds us of a story,
(says the Vicksburg Wig, which we
once heard of a revolutionary soldier.
who was running for Congress. Itap.
pears that our hero was opposed by
very young man who had never "been
to the wars" and it was the wont ofthe
revolutionary" 10 tell the people of the
hardships he endured. Says he: .Feller
citizens, have bled for my country: I
helped to whip the Bli isl and Indians.
| have slept on the field of battle, with
no covering but the canopy of heaven
| have walked upon the frozen ground
till every footstep was marked by blood"
just about this time. one of the "sov-
ereigns, !" who had become very much af-
fected by this tale of woe, walked in
front of the speaker, wiping the tear
from his eyes with the extremity of his
coat tail and intcrrupting him. said: did
you say you had fought the British and
Injuns?"
"Yes,sii," responded revolutionary.
"Did you say you had slept on the
ground while serving your country with
out any kiver?"
Yes, sir, l did,"
"Did you say you had followed the
enemy of your country over frozen
ground till every footstep was marked
with lood?"
Yes" exultantly replied the speaker.
"Well, them" said the tearfnl sover-
eign, as he gave sigh of fearful emo-
ton. '1'll be darned if l don't think
you've done enough for your country,
and III vote for the other man."
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

n An eastern editor heads. his list
of marriages. births and deaths, thus
Matched" "Hatched. and Despatch
Cd" The rascal's face deserves to be
scratched"
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
State of California -county of Nevada-ss.

State Of California II ounty of Nevada-ss.
IL appearing upon affidavit, TO my satisfaction that
cause of action exists in favor of the above named
fiahtlf, Edward Kelsey against the above named De
endant Joseph Chambers and that said Chambers is
And it further appearing that said Defendant Chambers
mas departed from and resides out of said State
IL Is therefore ordered that service be had upon said
defendant, Chambers, by publication in the NEVADA
JOURNAL newspaper published in Nevada for the term
OF three months, a week
owen under my hand at Chambers this 10th day o
October, 1858. -
witness NILES SEARLS
District Judge,
Attest RUFUS SHOEMAKER. Clerk, DC
Anderson Mcfarland, Atty's for Plt'f
October 22-:im.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10
DISSOLUTION.

The co-rartncrship heretofore existing between
the undersigned is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted to the firm are re
au-sted to make immediate payment. they will
lind their accounts in the hands of officer for col
lection. G. WILSON iiILL.
Nov lsth-Sv STANTON BJCKNEH.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

10 A countryman, who witnessed a
LADY lifting up her dress. exclaimed,
upon beholding the numerous tiers of
hoops that encircled her petticoat in The
shape of crinoline. "Weil, may l be
DANCED. If she aiu't got q FIVE .harrad
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-10

The slightest sorrow for sin is suffi-
cient. if it produces amendment the