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The Nevada journal., 1858-10-08
81 TNMONS,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, L.,
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In Justices Court, before s. B. HICKMAN, J. p
The People of the Stale of California to A KING:
V0u ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO APPEAR
before the undersigned Justice of the Peace at
his office III said Township, WEDNESDAY, OCT.
18TH. A d. le5s, at - oclock NJ to answer the com.
plaint of JOSEPH GALLINGER, who demands of YOU
the of St23 W, alleged TO be due implied con-
tract, as per copy of account file.
On failure TO appear and answer Judgment win be
rendered against you for the said sum Of a3 90 and
costs of suit.
Given under my hand this cath day of September, A
L, 1858.
S B. HICKMAN Justice Peace
October l-2yy
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August II, 1853.
STATE OF California;
County of Nevada. IS
Washington Township.

On THIS, the 18th day eff August D 1858, before
Justice of the Peace, in and for said Townrp, Coun-
~ end state personally appeared JANE c. VAN VRAN-
KEN wife of {. ID. Van N-anken, to personally
known to be the same person described in, and who
made and executed the foregoing Declaration a Sole
Trader, and she made and executed the said Decara-
ton in my presence and before me also being by
me duly On cath further declared and said that
the capital Invested by hel in said business does
ceed Five Thousand Dollars
JANE c. VAN VRANKEN
Subscribed and sworn before me, this the 18th
day of August A ID 1853,
q FRENCH. Justice Peace
August Cow Washington Township.
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Sllerif'S Sale,

DY virtue of decree of foreclosure and order of
ID sale directed and delivered founded on ulg-
nen issued OF the Hon District Court of the Iith
Judicial District the 81 dav of September, D. lS2
in favor Of PATRICK NJ. BOYLAN and agaInzt ]. T.
WAKEFIELD II. \. ETCHELBERGER and JAS c.
SHIPMAN. fa- tic sum of Two Thousand Four Hundred
and Forty Dollars debt, with interest the said
S24i0 90 at the rate of three per per moth from
the rendition Of the Judgment until laid together with
all costs of suit. And whereas the said d day ofSep
tember !. D lsJS, il ordered and dccrced by the
said Court that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiffs
pIan be forccosei and the property therein described
o-wit:The premises franchisee, and property, and APP
Purtenagces situate lying and being in the County Ne
vada. State of CALIFORNIA; and in the city of Nevada be-
ing that certain lot in the Frsbie Theatre known
as and on which is erected the Gas work. and all and
singular the Gas work buildings appurtenances rights
and privileges thereto belonging Also all and singular
the rights of way. franchise, permission and privilege
now held and then held by the said defendants erect
build. maintain and keep and cause the be
made created caused and sold light the city of Ne
vada, in the State of California and the buildings and
habtations therein derv and held in the said city of
Nevada by her constituted authorities from any other
source together with all pipes, Gas ometers. and Other
things thereto belonging be levied upon and sold to sat
iSfy said Judgment interest and COSTS and the proceeds
thereofapped to the payment of said of money
aforesaid
Notice is hereby given that SATURDAY. october
2nd A n 1858 betw the hours of ten o'clock,
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 Judgment
Given under hand office, in the city OF Nevada,
this 9th day of september 1858.
s w BORING. Sheriff.
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NUlllnlNilS
STATE OF CALIFOtNIA.l d

STATE OF oALIFohNIA'} District Court Of the
County of Nevada. of said ;tsise State.
The People of the State of California toI CLARK
Greeting
NOU ARE hereby Summoned to appear and answer
l. the complaint of EDWARD KELSEY filed against
you THos. EDWARDS and J. e. ABBOTT within ten DAYS
from the service of this writ fserved You in this
County. within twenty days if served you in this DIS
rict and of this County. and within forty dayS if
You in this State and this District in an
action commenced the Sd day of August 1883 In said
Court for the recovery ofthe of Six Thousand Dol
lars, principal, and the sum of Fifteen Hundred and Sev
enty dollars interest due thereon up said date and
alleged in The complaint to said action be due plain
tiff from defendants upon prOmssory executed
jointly by the defendant as set forth III the complaint
aforesaid.
A,o-Fora decree of Forclosure and sale of the mort
gagged premises given secure the payment of said
Note. and that the proceeds of said sale may applied
to the payment Of any judgment that may be obtained
and more particularly mentioned and described said
complaint file in the office the Clerk SAID Court
a certified copy of winch accompanies this Writ.
And You hereby notified ihaif YOU fail to answer
said complaint a hefcin directed, Plaintiff will take
Judgment against yon therefor by iefault together with
all suit and also demand Court such other
relief as is prayed for in his said somplz.at
In testimony whereofI Rufuz Shoemaker
Clerk OF the District Court aforesaid do
NV of said Cont al office in the city Of Nevada
this 18Th day of August y. IS5-
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk
ByJ s LAMBERT, Deputy.
STATE OF FCAIIFoENA-Countv Of Ncvada-ss In the
the District Court Fourteenth Judicial District-Ed
ward Kelsey paiutiitan C. Abjott ct al defendants
On reading and filing he ildayit Of c Niles and it
appearing the abstraction Of the Court that & Clark
Is necessary and proper party drfeudcnt herein and
that he has departed and is absent this state il
ordered that sHmons herein be served upon the said
G Clark by Publication in the Nevada JOURNAL once a
week for three months.
Dated Nevada, Aug 70, 1853.
NILES SEARI.S, District Judge
a True Copy-Attest)
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
BY J Lambert. Deputy.
Anderson, Mcconnell & Niles, Attys for Plaintiffs.
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THE JOURNAL.

BEAUTIFUL ALLUstoN. - Col. Baker,
in his oration at the San Francisco Cable
celebration, thus beautifully alludes to
the Comet:
eff tonight, fellow-citizens, you will
look out from the glare of your illumin
ated city into the northwestern heav-
ems, you will perceive, low down on the
edge of the horizon, bright stranger,
pursuing its path across the sky. Amid
the starry hosts that keep their watch, it
shines, attended by brighter pomp and
followed by a broader train. No living
man has gazed upon its splendors before,
no watchful votary ofscience has traced
its course for nearly ten generations.
1t is more than three hundred years
since its approach was visible from our
planet; when last it came it started an
Emperor on his throne, and while the
superstition of his age taught him to
perceive in its presence herald and a
doom, his pride saw in its flaming course
and fiery train, the announcement that
his own light was about to be extin-
guished. In common with the lowest
of his subjects, he read omcns of destruc-
ton in the baleful heavens, and pre-
pared himself for fate which alike
awaits the mightiest and the meanest.
Thanks to the present condition of sci
entifc knowledge, we read the heavens
with far clearer PERCEPTION. We see,
in the predicted return Of the rushing.
blazing comet through the sky, the
march Of heavenly messenger along
its appointed way and around his pre-
destined orbit. For three hundred years
he has travelled amid the regions of
infinite space. "Lone wandering, but
not lost" he has left behind him shin
ing suns, blazing stars and cleaning
consultations, now nearer to the Eter-
nal Throne, and again OH the confines
of the universe. He returns. with visage
radiant and benign he returns, with un-
impeded march and unobstructed way :;
he returns, the majestic, great electri C
Telegraph of the Almighty, bearing
upon his flaming front the tidings that,
throughout the universe, there is still
peace and order-that, amid the i'm
measurable dominions of the Great
King, his rule is still perfect-that suns
and stars and systems tread their end
les circle and obey the Eternal law"
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81 MisHSS.
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STATE OF TCAIIEnRNIA

STATE or CALFoRNIA, }ss
County of NrVa' 4. -
District Court oftls lth Judicial District Of said State.
The People Of the State of California, to MICHAEL L.
WOLFE, t;rcotn-:
NOU ARE HEREBY summoned to appear and an
I the complaint of John Pryor filed against
You by James Weaver aud Isaac y. Thorn within ten
days from tho service Of this writ if served Won in
this county within twenty days ii served this
District and ont Of s and within forty davs II
served you in this State and Of this District in an
action commenced the 10th dav of August A. D. 1888
IN said Court for he recovery ct thousand five hun.
said 10 be due Plaintiff from Defendants upon proni,.
sory note together with accrung interest said sum
at the rate Of three per cent per month till paid
Also, for decree of foreclosure and sale the mortgap
ed premises particularly mentioned and described in the
original complaint fie in the Office of the Clerk of
said Court certified copy Of which is herewith served
And you hereby notified thatif YOU fail to answer
said complaint As herein directed Plaintiff will take
all costs of u and also demand the Court such other
relief rs is prayed for in his said complaint.
In testimony whereof, |, RUFUS SHOEMAKER
Clerk of the District Court aforesaid do hereuno set
my hand and impress the seal of said Court at office in
the City of Nevada. this 10Th day August A. d. 1875
RUFUS SHOEMAKER. Clerk.
BY " IN. Smith, Deputy.
1t appearing the Court by affidavit of John A. Prior
attorney in fact for Plaintiff that MchaeG Wolf one
the defendants cannot be found-alihough dgen
has been made for him and il also appearing that sal
VIII Is still resident of this State, and that Plaintiff
La good cause of action against said defendant
II Is therefore ordered that service be had upon said
defendant, Wolfe. by publication in the NEVADA JOUR
NAL anewspapcr published in Nevada for the term of
-four weeks next from and after this dIte.
Witness NILES SEARLs.
District Judge,
\ true copy
Attest RUFU> SHoENAKER Clerk. D. c.
BY VIM. Smith, Deputy Clerk.
Dunn & Gates. AttyS. for Plaintiffs
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COUNTY OFFICIAL PRESS.
Nherif'S Sale.

DY NIRTIT j.. OF AN F\ECJ-
ID ton 10 directed. and issued Of the Hon.
District Court OF the lth Judicial District in
County Of Nevada and state California on Judgment
rendered in said Court the lTth day Of March, lsjS.
in favor of Isaac NJ Abcrcrombic j. Miller and Morris
Martin. and against Jas. Holland, Bcui Holland. A.
Holland Henry Nenum aud George Owens, for the sum
of 1926 GO with of suit | have levied upon and
seized the following described property to-vit:
\ set Of MI ING CLAIMS. located about miles
claims
AIso-rooIs, Suiccs Hose, &C.. with Tlumc convey
ing water To the 3ir.-u-S
Notice is hereby given that will expose to public
sslr all the above described property the highest bid
der for ash. SATURDAY., the 2}d day of October
a. D. lsjs in front of the Court House door in the
City Of Nevada, between the hours of 10 4 NJ. and
o'clock. =. NJ
Given under my sand this the Is day of October A
ID. 1853.
5. W. BORING, Sheriff.
BY En-. BURRFII. Deputy.
October |, l-.S.
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Road Notice.

DERSONS who have agreement to travel the
l. Nevada and Grass Valley Turnpike Compauy's
Road by the month viii please call the Office of the
Secretary, at Nevada Grass Valley the first
cry month and have the agreement renewed
Sep24 r. SHOEMAKER. Sec'y.
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u There is pear tree in Monroe,
Michigan, which measures as follows
Girth of body, s feet IL inches; gIrth at
first limb, 40; second limb, 9 third
limb, S S. The tree is an old settler,
and very productive.
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SjinfDiOnS,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada ss: Dis
trct Court Of the Fourteenth Judicial District of
said State
The People ofthc State of California; to J. G. Clark
greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear and answer the
complaint f Edward Kelsey. filed against vou J. C.
Abbott and 1hos. Edwards. within ten davs from the
service of this writ if served Won in this county
within twenty days il served YOU i'll this District
and out of this county and within forty DAYS if served
you in this state aad of this District i'll an ac-
ii commenced on the I'd day Of August A. D. 1888 in
said Courtor the recovery of the of fifteen han
dred and sevcntyonc dollars and thirty cents together
with interest thereon at the rate of per cent per
month from Sept mber 10th ls6 the time of iud
ment. also for decree of sale and foreclosure of the
mortgased premises described and forth in the com
lalnt to said action file in office of the Clerk of said
Court. Also, for the additional sum of TWENTY-FIVE
hundred and seventy dollars and ninety nine cents with
accruing interest ut The of per per month
and also for decree Of sale and foreclosure of the mort
gagged prens drsrrih.d and et forth in the complain
to said action fe in Office the Clerk of said Court
certified copy Of which accom- raniCs this writ
And you are hereby notified that if YOU fail to answer
said cumiaiutas herein directed Plaintiff will take
judgement against you therefore by drfut togct Ser
with all costs of suit and also demand the Court such
other RELIEF a Is pray ed for in his said complaint
In testimony whereof RUFUs SHORNAKER Clerk OF
the District Court afaresaid do hcrcunto set my hand
an iurr"Ns the seal of said Court Office in the civ
OF Nevada, this 18th day Of August. 4 D. 1888
RUFUS SUOEMAKER Clerk
j. :. Lambert. Deputy
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H A professor was recently dis.
placed because he regulated the astro.
nomical clock to keep mean time.
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-08

W Beware Of contracting friendship
with surgeons. When you most require
their services they will probably cut you,
The Nevada journal., 1858-10-08

Ia A modest young gentleman at d
dinner party put the following conum.
drum
"Why are most people who eat turkey
like babies p No reply. The modest
man blushed and would have backed
out but finally gave the reason: "Be:
cause they are fond of the breast"
Two old maids tainted, and the remains
OF the young man were carried out by
the coroner.
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Columbus, Kentucky, is a dark place.
An old former. who had been badly
swindled there, said of it:
If the angel Gabriel happens to light
at Columbus, there'll be no resurrection,
for they'll swindle him out of his trumpet
before he can make a single toot!
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Grass Valley, July %, 1888.

State of Californa-County of Nevada-Jane Barns
ley Stevens hcing duly sworn epo- eth and saws that
she has read the aforegoing Declaration knows the
contents tn, rcof that the made in good faith
and that all the matters therein stated are true.
JANE BARNSIEY STEVENS
Subscribed and before this July 22d 1858
July 30-lw SC. RICHARDsAN JP
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% A modest lady calls baby cradles
matrimonial baskets"
She ought to possess one.
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G0 Women require more sleep than
men, and farmers less than those en-
gagged in any other occupation. Editors;
reporters and printers need no sleep at
all. Lawyers can sleep as much as
they choose and thus keep out of mis-:
chief Clergymen can sleep twenty.
four hours, and put their audience to
sleep every Sunday.
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~ If you don't wish to fall in love;
young gentlemen, keep away from cali:
CO. You can no more play with girls
withoutilosing yoi1r heart than you can
play at roulette without losing youf
money. AS Dobbs very justly observes:
the heart strings of a woman, like the
tendrils of vine, are always reaching
out after more to cling to. The conse:
quence is that you are gone like one
legged stove at street auction.
70 "When a stranger treats me With
want of respect" says a philosophic
poor man, II comfort myself with the
reflection that it is not myself he sights;
but my old shabby coat and hat, which;
to say the truth, have no particular
claim to admiration. SO, if my hat and
coat choose to fret about it, let them
but it is nothing to me-"
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Eg Frank" says one student to
another, whom he caught swinging d
scythe most Justify in field of stout
herdsgrass, what makes you work for d
living! A fellow with your talent and
ability should not be caught engaged
in manual labor. l mean to get my
living by my wits"
"Well, Bill, you can work with duller
tools than l cam
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STATE OF CNIFOEYIs-Caunty Of Ncvada-ss In
District Caurt 18th Judicial District Edward Kel-
sey.-PlaintiH vs.. J. G. Abbott ct ais. Defendants
On reading and filing the affidavit of A. G.. Niles and
il appearing tercron the satisfaction of the Court
that j. C. Clark is necessary AMI proper parry defen-
liant herein and that the said Clark has der arted and is
all srI.l frnin Tho S.atn
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Notice of Declaration.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of NevaIa, TO
- ALL CONCERNED
The declaration of the undersigned JANE BARNS
LEY STEVENS, wife of William Stevens, resident of
the County and State aforesaid shOweth that it her
intention to carry business Sole trader, sundcr
and by virtue of an Act of the Legislature State
California, entitled AN Act to authorize Married women
to transact business in their Sole traders
SAID business consisting of Farming, Ranching and
Ieamlng to be transacted from date hereof in her
rarne and on her account in the State and County
Aforesaid that the amount invested by her in said bust
does exceed the of Five thousand Dollars
JANE BARNSLEY STEVENS
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UNITED STATES BAKERY,
City and Star Bakery.

TIHE undersigned takes this method informing tho
citizens of Nevada and vicinity. that he still coniin-
ues in the Baking business, and is prepared furnish
his old customers and the community generally with the
best of every article in his line. Boston Brown Cira
ham, and Rye Bread, kept constantly hand Fruit
Sponge, Lemon and Pound Cake. always in readiness
Wedding Parties Families, and Restaurants supplied
with every variety of Bread and Pastry at the shortest
notice JOUN HURST
Nevada December f. 1851 If
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II is ordered that summons hereby be upon ht
aid J. G.. CLARK by publication III the NEVADA JOUR
NAL once wcrl for Three months.
Dated Nevada August 10. iS-H
NILES SEARI.S, District Judge.
a True Copy--Attcst)
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk
by j LANBERT, Dcbuty.
Jno Andtrson. NIcCnnneil x Niles Atty's for Plt'f
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04
Remorse rs an Exeentiuner.

Mr. De Quincy, in one Of the volumes Of
his literary "reminiscences, thus speaks Of
duel between Colonel Montgomery ard
Captsin Macanamara: The colunel, as is
well knJwn, a very elegant and generous
young man, fell; and Captain Macnamsra
had, thenceiurward, worm at his heart,
whose guawing never died. lie was post
captain; and my brother afterwards sailed
with him in quality of midshpman. From
him have often heard affecting instances
of the degree in which the paHgs OF re-
morse mad aval!ed TO make one OF the BRAY
est men in the service mere panic haunt
ed, ami, in q mUra sense, almost a paralytic
wreck. He that, whilst his hand was un-
stained with blood, would have faced an
army OF tiendS in discharge oi his duty, now
fancicd danger in every common rocking Of
Il boat; he made himself, at times, the SUBJ
Ject oi laughter at the Nesscs of the Junior
and more thOughtiesS Officers; and Lis hand
whenever hs had occasion to handle the
spy glass, shook, (tc use the cuHm On image)
or rather shiverrd, Ike Gn aspen tree" We
find q still more striking instance in trea-
ties by NJ. Guilion: The Cheyaler de
s. had been engaged in seventeen 'ai-
fairs of honor, in each Of VII ;ch his ad-
versary eil. But the images OF his murder
ed rivals beg II to haunt hiui, ght and day;
and at length he iaHGied he heard nothing
but the waiiings and uPbraitings of the
seventeen tamilies-one demanding father,
another Il son, another brother, another a
husband, etc. Harassed by these imaginary
followers, he iucarceraied himself in the
monastery OF La TraPpe; but The French
revolution threw open this asylum, and
turned the cheTaiier once mUre into the
world. He was now no longer able to bear
the remorse oil his Uwn conscience, o., a 5
ne imagined, the sigh, Of seventeen murder
ed men, anJ therefore pat himself TO dealh..
IL is evident that the INSANITY was the con-
sequence Of the rumoTs, and the Cause of the
suicide "
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04
Bennie and the Tiger.

A fair little English boy lay sleeping in
the shady veranda of his Indian home The
servant who was left was unfaithiul TO her
trust; ana whiie he slept, wandered away in
search of pleasure A treacherous tiger,
prowlilg in search OF pig or lamb tor
his supper, finding the village very quiet,
ven:ureI in among the dwellings The
English gentlemen we're all absent, aud
most OF the natives weie in the rice swamp
or the paddy field; while the white ladies',
exhausted with the heat, were taking their
nurses.
The treacheFous tiger crept noiselessiy
past the deserted house, till he spied the
sweet little sleeper. Then with one bound
he s2rang upon him. grasped the flowing
white re be in his teeth, and darted off To
his native jungle. Having secured the
prize, he laid him down; ind as kitten
plays with the captive mouse, began sport
ing with him lie wa ked round and rourd,
laid first one paw and then another on The
plump little feet, and looked into his beanti-
ful face as if his ferucious heart was almost :
melted 6y its sweetness. e
There was d brave heart in little Bennie,
for he seemed net d. all alarmed by hs
strange companion. He was well used to
Nero, the large black house dog; the ponies
were his chet fsyorites; and ne lelted iB-
clineG to look on the !tiger, perhaps. as an
addition TO his circle of dumb friends. Or
if the glance OF those fiery eyebdlis, and
the display of those dreadful teeth, made
his heart beat for Il moment; Re cnly re-
turned the gaze, saying in baby language:
PIN not afraid of you, 'or I've. got q father.
You can't touch Bel nie-3eHnie's got
o, how strong this trust in
earthly love made that frail boy: Why viii
not those who know that God is over all,
contide in him in times Of danger, and be
ct rest! =.
a this time the boys rn,ther slept, nor
dreamed Of danger to her dafliag, The
truaut nurse, missing her little charge, flew
from house to house in search of him. But 3
The Eye which never sleeps was en- him.
An aged native had heard the low growl Of
satisfaction, which, to his praciiced ear, told
hat tiger, had seized his prey. Taking
MS carbine, he followed in his trail, and
secreted himself n6iselessly behind the
bushes. He watched his opportunity to fire,
remb ling lest the charge meant for the
Tiger might kin the BOY. He took his aim
md fired. the tiger ran few steps to-
ward the jungle, then staggered and fell
lead within a lew yards of the little captive
Do you think that mother could ever forget
he kiEd old native! Could she ever forge.
God, who saved her darling from 80 terrible
death!
There is en- enemy more dangerous than
my beast of the forest, who seeks to de-
'iroy both soul and body--Satau, whom the
Scripture calls a "rJarIng lien." He has
nnny servants, who watch like the tiger ior
hri Prey, ready 10 spring upon unguaEded
'out. God has warned US against these spiri-
ual foes, and promised his protection to AL
Who trust in him.-Re1per. ........- ..v