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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-02-17
TNsOLVENT NOTICE.-rm DIstrIct Court

TNSOLVENV NOTICE.-Tn DIstFfCt Court
of the l4h Judicial District Of the State Of California
In the matter of the Petition of FRANCIS G. GUILD,
an Insovent Debtor Pursuant TO order of the Hon
hereby given all the creditors Of said lnsovent Francis
G. Guild to be and appear before the Fon Niles Searls
aforesaid in open Court at the Court of said Court
in the City and County Of Nevada the sh day Of March
A. d. 1855 at 10 O'Clock NJ OF that day then and there
show any they can why the prayer Of said In
estate made and he be discharged from his debts and liza
beS in pursuance Of the Statute in such made and
provided and in the time all proceedings against
said Insolvent be stayed,
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court this lst
day OF February A. D. 1865. -
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
BY WIN. SMITH, Deputy Clerk. ls-6w
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-02-17

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County ofNeva-
- da--In the Probate Court In the matter of the Es
tate of MARY VICT0RlNE, deceased On reading and
Cling the petition OF ANDREW CAsAMAYoU, Executor in
the said praying for order of sale of the real
tate therein described and It appearing to this Court that
there is sufficient personal estate in the hands of said
Csamsyou Executor to pay the debts against the de-
ceased which have been allowed against the estate aud
the expenses Of administration and that II is necessary 10
sell the whole portion Of the real estate of said de-
ceased for the payment Of such debts II Is ordered that
all persons nte ted in the sail estate appear before this
Court at the thereof at the Court House, In the
A. d. 1855 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ to show If any they
have why order should not be granted to said Casa
mayou Executor to se much OF the real estate c the
deceased shall be necessary TO pay such debts
And IL Ia further Ordered that copy Of the foregoing
order be published week for weeks In the Nevada
Democrat weekly newspaper 10 the County aforesaid.
THoS. II CASWELL, County Judge,
And Ex Qficio Judge Of fProbate Court.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-02-17

State Of California, County Of Nevada-ss. l. Rufus
Shoemaker County Clerk OF said County, and cxofioo
Clerk Of the Probate Court thereof certify the foregoing
be true copy Of the original order e and Of record n
my Office.
Witness my hand ana the seal Of said Probate Court
this 25th day Of Janusry, A. u. 1883.
Attest: RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk
ny J. g. LAMBERT deputy Clerk. 17.4w
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-02-17
BOOK STORES.
GEO. w. WEIGH,
Books, Music, Gold Pens, Cutlery,
Fancy Articles,

amy AAIACACSg
And all kinds Of
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Blank Books Printing Paper Printing Cards Card Board
Plain Cap, and Letter Paper, Fancy
Note, Envelopes, &c. sc. at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Sheet Music Music Books Instructors and all
kinds of Musical Instruments,
a Circulating Library
OF Choice selections and an en- dless variety OF
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS,
Atlantic Papers, Magazines and New Publications re-
ceived by every Steamer.
Steamer Papers Tor Mailing, Postage Free
Also, Agent for
ALTA ExPRIS
Running daily to Sacramento and San Francisco con-
Meeting with Freeman Co.'S Atlantic Express.
Pioneer Book and News Depot,
Main Street, Nevada.
January 1st ls5S.-l4-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-02-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

CUNHrONs.-state OF California, County OF
- Nevada, Township Of Nevada. Justices Court Be-
fore j. NJ. Clark. J. P. - -
The people Of the State ofCaforna to JOHN JONES
You hereby summoned 10 appear before the undesgn
ed Justice Of the Peace at his Office in said IownsnP On
SATURDAY the 27th day Of February A. d. 1883 at lo
O'Clock A. NJ. to TO the complaint OF JOHN h.
SHUSTER who demands Of you the sum Of two hundred
dollars and interest per complaint e In my once
On failure appear answer Judgment viii be rem
dered against you for the said Of two hundred dollars
and interest and costs Of suit.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of Feby. A D. 1855.
JAS. N. CLARK, J. p.
is ordered that service Of the above be had
by publication In the Nevada Democrat for three success
I've weeks.
lsSw JIM CLARK, }. P.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-02-17
CREpITORs AND PER-

NOTICE.-ALL CREDITORs AND Ileit-
IN having claims against the Estate OF G. N.
CHURCH Deceased, late Of Nevada County, are hereby
notified 70 exhibit the with the necessary Vouchers
to Messrs Buckner Hill Attorneys for Administrative,
at their Office in Nevada City, within ten months from ths
date of this notice, the will be forever barred
Nevada Jan. &C. 1883. /. CHURCH Administering,
17-4w Estate of c. NJ. Church deceased,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-02-17
Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry

TuNEST FLORENCE SALAD OIL,
II Put MP in ground glass Bottles, TRY 1T,
For Sale At G. o. KILBoURNE'S
Az Drug store. ie Commeeisl 81
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-02-17

A DNIINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.--state Of Cali.
n forna County Of Nevada. In the matter Of the Es
tate Of JOHN ENDERS deceased. Notice is hereby given
Enders deceased to present the same to the undersigned
at North Bloomfield Nevada County, within ten months
from the date of this notice they will be forever barred
And all those indebted the Estate viii forward
and settle. Az. ENDElS, Administrator.
Nevads Feb 10th ls5S--lq.3w
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-02-17
ArOTICE Ts HEREnY GIVEN no THE

IN creditors orr. wYMAN BUTTERF1EID deceased and
ali persons having claims against the said decessed
hereby required TO exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within ten months from the date Of this notice.
the undersigned at his residence Mooes Flat In Ne
vaGa county, or they will be forever barred.
FRANK F. MCKEE, Administrator
Estate Off. W. Butterneld deceased
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07
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Railroad Accident.

The "Bucyrus Journal says that a
sad accident occurred west Of that town,
On the 99th inst. "A plank had been laid
across the track, at the crossing Of the
Oceola and Bucyrus Plank Road. and
when the wood train gong east came up,
one car was thrown of. There were
four men on that car, one Of whom was
Killed, and two seriously hurt, One had
a leg broke, and another an arm. The
man that was killed was brakesman in
the employ Of the company.
By whom or fer what purpose the
plank was placed upon the track has not,
las yet, betn ascertained.
b On the same day boy was run over
by the cars at that station. The boy was
hanging on a car and in jumping off fell
partially under the car, and wheel
passed over his leg. 2aa
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07


A GENIUs.-A correspondent Of the
Greenbrier Era, at Braxton, G. H., gives
the following account ofa very remarka'
Bile genius living in Braxton county:
We have, in this county, a very re.
markable mechanical genius. named
Skidmore, who, although unable to read
or write. without any other tool than
penknife, constructed a clock, which no,
only kept good time, but moved num'
Der ofautomata, made to resemble com
pany Of soldiers and officer, which made
their appearance at regular intervals, and
performed various military evolutions.-
He afterwards attempted to get up a sub
scrip,ion to defray the expense Of con-
structiug clock designed to run one yeal
without being wound up. The sttsmp
to procure the subscription failed. but no
body doubts tho ability Of Skidmore 4
construct the clock. He is q man Of fee
BILE intellect. and il is said is not able 4
distinguish between . Eve dollar banl
bill and . ten.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07
sssatan Rebuking SIN,

y One ofthe scribblers in the last "UnIon
writing over the signature of"Amicus,"
tells us 10 "unfurl'' our "banner" and not
oskirmish undera false aag." Mr.. cam
,icus," you would do well to take this ad
vice toyourself; for our part we have
never been guilty Of fighting under a
false flag. Not SO with you, however;
you have attacked us under false colors,
and if you have the courage to meet us
like an honorable foe, we think we are
prepared to show you up in your true
icolors. W 'lii glbiHlR" ~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07

Governor Walkers letter to Congress
man Cox.in regard TO the English bill,
appear tomorrow. He stigmatizes the
Lecompton Constitution as conceived in
fraud and born in forgery and perjury
He claims that Kansas will spurn the
bribe offered in the English bill. by ma
jority of thousands, and he proposes him
self to canvass the Territory against its
acceptance. .-D;spatcA to ". Y. Coar. d
Eng.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07

TIC GROWTH OF THE CATTLE TRADE
OF OHro.-George Renick, now living in
Chillicothe, in 18O4.5. fed and drove the
first 10. Of cattle that ever crossed the
mountains to an Eastern market. From
that time to this the business has steadily
increased in the Valley. Now Ohio sends
across the Allegauies yearly average Of
70, 600 head.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07

A CHICAGO paper says that the old
man who sold popcorn in the hall Of the
Chicago post office, having CHANGED to
express himself.in opposition to Mr.. Buch-
anan's Lecomptonism, has been expelled
from the hall by the postmaster. None
but genuine Buchanan -Lecompton Dem
ocrats must sell popcorn in any Of the
postofiices Of the country. This will se-
verely test the political virtue Of the pop.
corn men Of the United States.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07

10 ETR Richard Webb, who had been for
some time in Jail at Evansville, Indiana,
charged with having three wives at one
time, was discharged last week because
the prosecution failed to prove that one
ofthe wives was over fourteen years Of
age. According to the construction the
Judge placed upon the law. q man may
|, marry as many wives as he chooses. pro.
, yidsd they, are not, over fourteen years Of
age at the time. without being amenable
70 the Law, What's the use Of going to
sUtah2r .t. !, ....,....-... "a. -. !
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07

d.; "Emerson's- Magazine and Putnams
Monthly" Is also on hand for May. and
we have no hesitation in saying it fully
deserves liberal share Of public patron
age. II our young men would pay
more attention 10 reading Of the kind con-
tanned in this number, what a revolution
in the moral world there would bel
Terms $500 per year. Address Oak
smith 4 Co. No. 37l Broadway, New
York. 6a. l7rti.-te,.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07

SEMI ANNUAL CoLLEcrroN OF TAXES.
The late Legislature passed bill au-
thoriziug the Semi-annual collection ol
taxes--one half to be paid in December.
and the other half in June following. OF
the whole amount may be paid in Decem.
Der as heretofore. e aaa
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07

0-cA~Fhe May ,number,ofthe Atlantic
Monthly 10 before US and fully comes
up 10 the standard conceded it by univer-
sal conscut--the best literary magazine
now publ \. The contents of the
present number are more than usually
interesting. 7d Published in Boston by
Philips, Sampson, and Co. at $500 per
svenr.9yo sgd pd jRiil bam'eu nj
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07

Col. ScHouLEK, in the Ohio State Jour.
nal Of April 18th, announces that his con-
nection with that paper is dissolved. He
returns to Boston, where he will resume
the profession as a journalist in connec-
ton with the Bee newspaper. fs
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07
ET An exchange contains an advertis,

ETAn exchange contains an advertise
ment by an Express Company Of uncall.
ed for goods. By an accident the letter
Z had dropped from tho word "lawful"
and now it reads: persons to whom these
packages are directed. are requested to
come forward and pay the autal charges
on the same"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07

~ Mr.. William D. Brown died at
Nashville, Tenn, few days since, in con-
sequence Of ofswallowing. during sleep. a
piece Of gold plate and three artificial
teeth which he had forgotten to remove
on retiring to bed.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07

~ Earn your own bread. and bee
how,happy you will bel Work. and see
how well you will bel Work, and see how
cheerful you will bel Work. isnd see how
Independent you will be! Work. and ses
how happy your family will bel A'aaa
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07

TGov. Packer Of Pa, has approved
the bill for tho sale Of the Pennsylvania
Canals to the Sunbury and Erie Railroad
Company. and the news Of the passage Of
the law caused much rejoicing along the
road as well as at Erie. l-tl '+55
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07
NEW ADvERTEIsMENTs.
J. N. RHoAps. NV. n. MYERS.
D 3 N r I s e TR y.
DRS. RHOADS & MYERS

Have permanently established Dental
office in Upper Sandusky Ohio, for the prac.
tice of their profession, and are fully prepared
to perform all operations within the province
Of Practica Dentists in the neatest and most
scientific manner at the shortest notice, and
should you require the services ola Dentist we
shall be pleased to wait upon you at any
time you may feel it convenient to call and
will guarantee you the utmost satisfaction in
all respects.
From oneto an entire sett of teeth, inserted
upon the latest en rnd most ns
Extracting &C., done with neatness and care.
Reference if required. Office in w. Ayles'
new building opposite the Court House three
doors East Of the Post Office. ~ i'f
Upper Sandusky, May 7th. 1858
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07

R Naomi. the daughter of Enocb,
was five hundred and eighty years old
when she was married.. Courage ladies!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-05-07

A few Gallons Of Maple Molassesa at
Athe One Price Ready Pay Store.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-13
ICoMMUNlCATIoN.
Iol,u Curry,

Ed. NATIONAL DEMocRAr:-IheE Express
mentions Mr.. Curry as can obscure, third
rate. County Court lawyer. Such an un'
lust personality is unworthy of any other
than Leeompton paper. It's well known
that Mr., Curry is lawyer of eminent abli
ity, and that he has very lucrative practice
in the Supreme Court of this State. Lest
some ofour Yuba County people should be
misled by the Express, wish to say that the
Hon. Stephen J. Field did, at Sacramento,
inform State delegates that Mr. Curry was
a lawyer of excellent ability, and good con
sevative citizen make this statement
without Judge Fields permission, and with
out presuming to say who is his choice for
Supreme Judge l only say that, being an
honest man, he bestowed praise where it was
due, and vouched lor Mr.. Curry as an able
lawyer, and good citizen Is Judge Field
good authority in YuOa County
FAIR PLAY,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-13
The County Ticket.


That consistent journal the ErpresS has
recognized the regular Democratic ticket for
this county, up to yesterday morning. In its
issue of yesterday however, it musters up
and leaves the name of w. H. Parks at the
head Of its columns, for Joint Senator. Why
does the Express acknowledge the validity
of one act of the Democratic County Con
vention, and repudiate the balance? If the
Express means to abide by the action of the
botirg fire eating convention which is called.
for next Monday, how can it recognize the
regularity of Mr.. Parks nomination, when
the Yuba county delegates to the joint con-
yention, which nominated him, were elected
10y the convention of July Goth
The fact is that good Administration men,
who mean to be honest and fair, say publicly
that they cannot consent to bolt the Demo
cratic County Convention, because, although
it went against them, still it was regular, and
was conducted in accordance with Democrat
&c uolkb. L ne IcoIlesS anu luIUulGHl elllllc
who always bolt what they don't exactly
like, will, of coure, leave the Democratic par
ty at this time, as they have often done be-
fore, lat least such of them as ever were
Democrats) while all true Democrats will, as
heretofore, support the ticket presented to
them by the majority of their convention
We defy any man to make the least showing
of irregularity in the action of the late Dem
ocratic Convention The fire eaters voted
with the Nebraska Democrats all day. and
in the vain hope, too. of electing divided
State delegation, At night, enragcd at the
spirit of harmony which had characterized
the days proceedings, despite their efforts to
create disturbances, they brought in Sutter
county, aud after the convention had ad
iourncd sine die, appointed boiling commit
tee to call q bolter convention. The present
LecomPton faction Of Y,e6a county boited pre-
oious to the action of the Democratic State
Contention.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-13

to the principle of the Kansas Nebraska blll'
All the lingering remnants of the Old Blue
Light Federalists; all the woT- hippers OF
monarchy afar off; all those Republicans
like Trainor w. Park, who think that the
best way to break down Democratic prinei-
pies and open a way for the success OF the
opposite principles of the Republicans Is to
vote with the Administration all the enc
mics OF popular sovereignty; all those Poht
zeal Benedict Arnolds who pretend to doubt
the capacity of the people for selfgovern-
ment; all those fre.eating sballow-pates
who honestly (for they have no better sense)
think that the Union ought to be dissolved
and above all the pap-eaters, incumbent and
expectant, and there is host of them will
rally around the Administration standard
and shout hosannahs to "Old Buck" or Sc
cretly lend their utmost efforts to sustain him.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-13

TRAIxoR W. PARK. Some who were pres
ent at the late Republican State Convention,
and saw this gentleman's earnest efforts in
behalf of his friend Judge Baldwin, and his
fat footed ayowol that he preferred Leeomp-
tonsm to its opposite, expect to see him on
the stump for the Lecompton ticket. For
our part, we think he will stay quietly at
home, and superintend the printing of the
ticket of his party If he does, who doubts
that good and, square practical coalition
will be perfected between the I.ecomptonites
and the Park LecomPton ring Of the Repub-
lcansi What says the Express to the arrange
ment?
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-13

REPUBLICAN NoMINEE.-A great hullaba-
loo Is raised by the Lecnmptonites, because
the Republican State Convention nominated
John Curry, the Douglas candidate, for Su.
preme Judge. and indorsed the vote of hon.
>. 7. Mckibben o. the Kansas question, and
cry out fusion !" "fusionw We have shown
IN the leading article of to-day how silly this
cry Isl but, as we find little of the same
sauce served up for them and ready at hand
we shall take the liberty ofgivng them dose
OF it. Here it is, and we take it from the
stockton Argus, promising that it was the
Republican State Central Committee that
nominated the Congressional Douglas nomi.
inee, MeKibben, and not the Republican
Convention:
CONSISTENCY The Republican abuses J. c.
Mehibben because Republican Convention
nominated him for Congress after the Demo
cratic Convention in Sacramento had given
nun the nomination for this office That same
paper supported, at the last election. j. w
vaudeville for State Controller. after the Re.
publican Convention nominated that gentle
man to TINS office and afterwards President
Buchanan Endorsed the Republican nominee.
py making him Surveyor General of the State
OF California.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-13

The MOUNTAINS REJoIcING.-We have re-
ceived a letter from Long Bar (No. H. dated
August II, which gives glowing account of
a most enthusiastic meeting of the Democra-
cy, held at that place on the previous evening.
Full two hundred Mudsills, says our CORES.
pondent, assembled upon one hours notice.
E. d. Wheeler and c. L. DeLong, who are to
represent us at Sacramento next winter. ad
dressed the crowd, and their manly and elo-
quent utterance of the truth was listened TO
with delight by the applauding audience
There are but three Lecomptonites on the
Bar, as far as can be ascertained. Judge Me.
Kenzie presided the meeting, which was
held at the town hall
This is great news, for it is the first gun
We shall be able to give our readers rclia
bic accounts of the public pulse at Timbuctoo
New York Flat, Camptonyille and Foster
Bar in few days.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-13

Niger NIeGER The Lecompton fanat-
les, driven to desperation by the firm position
ofthe true mocraey, and having themselves
been forced into opposing the Kansas NeLras-
ka act, Eow denounce the author of that law.
stephen A. Douglas, and those who agree
with him, as abolitionists. If the acknowl-
edgment by intelligent Republicans, that the
Kansas Nebraska law, fairly carried out, is
sound doctrine, taints that doctrine with
nlggerism' so be it. Show us law to pro.
hibt Republicans from changing their opin-
ions as to the Nebraska act.
IT what was Democracy in 1856 is Black
Republicanism in 1858. let some argument be
presented to establish the fact. The cry of
niger has had startling effects sometimes,
hut the white folks have word to say this
year, and are sure to be heard.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-13

A FAcr.-A prominent Lecompton of this
City remarked TO a Democrat a few davs
since "Well, zack Montgomerys resolution
in our State Convention, rather takes the
wind out of your Popular Sovereignty sails.
queer brag for former Nebraska Demo.
crat to make. 1t meant that Zacks doctrine
was to be preferred over that of Stephen A.
Douglas. Is it possible that the statesman of
Sutter can crush the Statesmen of Illinois p
Wait and see.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-13

c7y" camp meeting will be held, begin,
ming on the goth inst, about eight miles be-
low Sacramento City on the bank of the riv.
er. The camp meeting on the Folsom Rail
Road has made several converts
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-13
I'D OSlR PATRONS.

There has been no change in the business depart
meut Of this paper. Advertisements received by us
as publishers of the DAILY NEws will be continued in
the DAILY NAuoYAL DgNoCRAr, and subscribers will
be furnished with the NATIONAL DMocRr in its place
unless orders rcceyedby % discontinue the same
A. 5 RANDALL co.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-13
COMMITTEE NOTICE.

There viii De a meeting Of The regular Democratic
Ceutral Committee, appointed by the regular Demo-
erat, Convention whchmet In Marysyile on the 10th
of July inst) u Narys,ille Monday, the 10th inst
Important business will be transacted. Members will
please communicate.
C H. BRYAN, Chairman.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-13

THE TmArRE-1he Minstrels' popularity
Increases nightly. Last eyeaing, in addition
to the exquisite harmony Of the vocal and in
strumeutal music, co. Chri-,ys piece, Veto
or the sensible monkey. was produced. Mr.
Chris,y's implrsunntiou Of the monkey was
remarkably natural end drew down thund-
ers of applause He is certainly one of the
best comedians ON any stage, His snegro drol-
leries. which have for years drawn crowds
together in New York, form but a small part
Of his power 4, amuse lie is a good actor,
put him where you viii
Master Eugene has no rival ia his line lie
Is the original, aud NO one has, as yet, at
tempted 20 initiate him.
OF the san Francieco Minstrels there is no
need to speak All Of us know them, and
Marysville people are never better pleased
than when listening to the deep bass of San
Wells, or aughingat his jokes, or when ther,
ears are greeted with the delightful singing
of Campbell and Barker, the smooth tones o
Lothiau's violin, or the lively picking Of tn,
banjo of George Coos No one who hatI
music in himself should fail to 60 and see thi
admirable troupe