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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-19
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NEWBERRY LUMP C0AL.-This
IN superior article ef BITUAIINOUS COAL, which l.
particularly adapted domestic purposes well as Tor
steam and smith be had 81 the undersigned Agents
Tor the Company.
Orers for els foreign tade viii be eIecuted with dis
patch and Coal delivered rt o the city Of quality
which will not fai 10 please. II ef a either 0f our Offices
sfIhe sIorcof Gaylord lammead, No sSnPerioT-st
SCONILL \ WHEELER,
ecfz No 81 Efger street and e. 4 y. Coal PIER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-19
COAI--COAI.

C0AL--C0AL.
NOW is THE TINE TO SET IN
~ your Winter supply We are daily receiy splen-
nd article far S0resand Gates, which sell $50
per ton P4ries wishing TO purchase wall do well = sye
us call All orleTs through the Post Ohce PROMPTLY
ended TO Offices and Yards & p r. r Pier and at
ssris n - - = ioHN HAYS 60
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18
NEVADA JOURNAL
BUILDING UPON THE SAND.
by ELIZA COOK.

by ELIZA COOK.
IT'S w II to WOO. tits well to we'd,
! or so the world has d ne
Since myrtlcs grew, and roses blew,
And morning Irought the sun.
But have a care, ye young and fair,
Be sure We pledge with truth;
Be CO tain that your love will wear
Beyond the days of youth.
For if ye give no. heart for heart,
As well as hand for hand,
You'll find yeu've played the unwise part,
And built upon the saI'.
'Tis well to save, 'tis well to have
A goodly store of god,
And hold enough of shining stuff,
For charity is cold.
Bot place not all Your hope and trus.
In what the deep mine brings;
We canAot live on yellow dust
Unmixcd with purer things.
Ard he wi o les up wealth alone,
Will often have to st nd
Beside his coffer-chest and own
Ills built upon the sand"
III guod to speak in kindly gui c,
And southe whatt'vr We can;
For speech should bind the human mind,
And love link man to man.
But stay not at the gentle words,
Let deeds with language dwell:
The on; who pities starving Lirds,
Should scatter crumbs as well.
The mercy that is warm and true,
Must lend helping hand
For those who talk, yet fa.l to do,
But "build upon the sand.''
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18

Toombs at length broke the embar. ass
ing nause:
"Wen, we-ell, what was the issue Of
this scene p
Mr. Calhoun resumed:
The intruder, as | have said, rose
and asked me to look at my right hand
As though I had not the power to re.
fuse, extended it.. The truth is. felt
a str nge thrill pervade me at his
touch; he grasped it and held it rear
the light, thus affording me full time, to
examine every feature 1t was the
face of Washington. =, Gentlemen,
shuddered as heheld the horrible dead.
alive Of ,hat visage. After holding my
hand for moment, he looked at me
steadily, and said, In a quiet way:
"And with this right hard, Senator
ON South Carolina, you would sign
your name to paper declaring the
Uni dissolved :"
II answeied in the affirmative. Yes
| will. If certain contingency arises
| will sign my name to Declaration Of
Dissolution
''But that moment black hlotch ap
reared on the hack Of my hand. an inky
hl"'ch. whirh seem to see even now
What is that said |. alarmed, 7 knew
not why, nt the hloirh on my hand"
That" said he. dronpirg nv hand
sis the mark hy which Beredict Arnold
is known in the next world"
He said no more, gentlemen, hui
drew from hereath his cloak an ohiec
which he laid upon the tahle-laid i
upon the very paper on which / was
writing. That Object, gentlemen, wa,
skrletonw
There" said he, "there are the
homes f Isaac Hayre. who was hung al
Charleston by the British. He, gave
bis life in order to establish the Union
When You put your name to Declara
ti"n If Dissolution. why von may as
well have the homes of Isaac Havrt
| cf,re you; he was South Caroliriar
so are vou-l'ut there was no hlotch or
his right hand"
With these words the intruder lef
the room. i started back from the con.
tact with the dead mans bones. and
and awoke, Ove'wrrn by labor, haf
ff,llen asleep. and had hcen dreaming
Was it not IL singular dream p
All the company answered in the af
firmative, and Toomhs muttered, Sin
gular, very singular" at the same time
locking cmiouslv at the back nf hi.
right hand. while Mr. Calhoun placed
his head between his hauds and seemed
hurled i'm thought.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18

g The aggregate wealth of the
United States amounts to Sl2 900 O0O
600. and the population is 240OO O0o
souls. The wealth. divided by the pop
ulati"n, gives $500 to each person,
young and old, and counting five per
sons To each family, it would give. tie
hand. omc little fortune cf So 500 to
eve y family f the Republic. not ex-
Guiding the slaves
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18
Censiabie's safe.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
TnWNsuIp nE \tVApA-sS

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME DE
~ liver d, Issued from the ouTt of John Andcr-' n
So acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the
# r-sa;d. bearing date June 9Th ls5S, To sati,fy 4
Judgment rendered ly said Court the 7h day Jun,
\. lsSS, in iav1rof Mcleod & Rud ell a.id agans
Iaaes Gas Il c. f'r the of so o. debt inter
and costs %; suit have taken i'll Execution. and will
ell TO the highest bidder for cash, the following de
-crib, properly to-yvt
Mining Claim and Derrick. and all fixtures thereunto
hclongihg. said properly having been heretofore at
tached, subject to former hme:t in favor of the
"nth luba Company, the was attached to satisfy
his debt and cost OF suit is tHa cd ON the We ;of Gold
Hill i'll said Township. al better known James Gas
.'crN Mining Claims, which will sell al III Court H"u
or in the Township of Nevada >aii>fy said Execu
ton an cost on SA HDAl, JULY III RID, ls5e, be
tween the hours al 9Telcck VI I'd o'clock T. NJ o
and day. Taken a. toe property of James GaSlcr &
C" % >atisty the above demands and accrung cots
Nv ida June 10Th, A, d.. is 8
til 4 : GREGORY. constail..
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
COnstabie7S sale.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA County Of Nevada, IS -
y BY virtue # execution to me delivered, issued
the eoart of John ARcrscp Esq acting Justice
the Pcare in and for the o1ntv aforesaid bearing
late June Z 1853. satisfy Judgment rendered by
4 mt the 7th day of .une A ID 1853. in favorof
L ID Z. and outh Inba Canal Company. and as a,n>t
Casper Co, for the SILT u. d, bt, inter-
ST. damages and costs of siit Ihave taken in Execu-
ion and will sell the highest bidder for cash. the fol-
lowing described property to wit:
Mining Claim and Derrick and all the fixtures there
INTO belonging. the same having heretofore been at
ached by for this de.t and cost of suit is situaed
he West of Gold Hi. in 'aid Township and better
wn as James GaspeI's Mining Claims which will
ell at the Court House door in the II wnship and Coun
of Nsyala, 10 satisfy said Execution and cost. on
ATURDAY.- -JI'LY THIRD, 1888. between the hours
{ "a NJ and o'clock. NJ.
To be sold as the property of James Casper Co
satisfy the above demands and accrui ng
u. : GREGORY, Constable.
Ncvada city. Inne 10. la.Stds
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18
NOie

STATE OF CALF 0RNIA County Of Nevada. SIS
y Notice l. hereby given all prsors interested in
The Fs'at- of P J EsPENSCHEID. deceased to be
an al before ihc Pro Court # saId cuuuty
= Stccal rm tht rcnf to lr hold a the urt HuIiSe
tht city Of NJ Vada. s VT EDAY the 26th day
June. \. d. lse, n 10 o'ock in the noon said
day. and show cauSt why the petition Of W Coe.
I. Birdscye, and GATES, (fxecu .ors Of the last
" II and -e>taHri Of sal d,crascd) Iraving for tn,
THE Rra E-ttte of the d deceased therein de-
Scrined, should he grartrd aah the ne lie sold
iccorianre Herewith prepa atory to settling up OF
the
BY ordt of the Co rt,
RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk.
may2s-iw BY John ) Lambcr'. Depufy.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18
Noafce OF Application.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, T.,
C1uuty Of Nevada, 80.
TO Hon T. II. CA WELL, Coun'y Judg' and A. A
SARGENT, District Attorney f Nevada county
in October lc5S.
rI'AKE NOTICE THAT THE IEDEE2iGEEL
L vail Apply to the Governor of the State ct C.iiiiur
for the Par,,i' of GtOKGER K MGhRI convicte,
the October Term OF the Court ct s-"ns OF s;lio
cuudty uf the crime of ,>an with deadly wrap
tour years i'm ri>onmcn IN the >, ate T. i>nn
JOHN ANDERsON, Attorney.
We acknowledge rNice 4 cri.y OF the within no
tire. this 9Th day or juno n ID lo. :
THOS. IL. CA NELL, County Judge
\. y. SARGENT District Attorney.
State of ca itoi nia-CuunJy of Nevsla->s:
l. Rufus Sho.1nahcI. County Clerk in and for said
county do h rety ecrty al the to esoing is true fl
nd conn ete cog of an original 10 ice and Application
i pardon remaining on file IN my Office
Witness nay hand and the seal of sait
Court, lhls The Tenth day of June, a -
C5Ns's RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
-. smith, Deputy Ccik Jane Ltd
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18

- Julius. what part Oh de sermon
les do de ladies most admire when dey
go to dc church ?''
well, Pompey, cant tell what dat
is-can you tellY'
"Why, yes. nigga-don't you see dey
observe de hims''
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18

~ ut is impossible" said one pol
itician to another, ''to say. where youf
party ends, and Where the opposition
begins"
"Well, SIR" replied The other, ''if
you wers riding jackass, it would be
impossible to say where the man ended
and the donkey began"
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18

6 An Irishman who was travelling
on bis way to Manchester, New IIamp-
shine, arrived at the fork of road
where flcre stood sign board. whicli
rcad--Manchestcr 4miIes-' Nan cAascd
her four males = cried Terence-.ho
Saint Pathrck ! conld have caught her
mcseLf in half the time
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18
DAI Y 4AoE LIN rs.
DAILY STAGE LINE
FROM NEvApA To WASHINGTON

ROM NEVADA TO w ASHINGTON
rt-NSSS6 On and after Ian l, 1856 the above
1>.x-1:-<S Line win 5 follows
Leaving Nevada NJ O'Clock A NJ and passing by
Mountain Spring House. Morgan's. Cold Spring Whit
Cloud Gold Hill AMI Alpha and arriving Washington
by o'clock in the afternoon
II Is the NEAREsT and BEST ROUTE to Washington
Omega Seotchman's Creek. Poor Mans Greek and
Enreka- ~, ..-..
Returning the stages win leave the SOUTH YuBA
HoTfL every morning 9 O'Clock and wing Ne.
vada by O'Clock 2. NJ. connecting with the California
stage Cos Coaches for Auburn Sacramento Marysville
and ShaSfs
offce-South Yuba Hotel Washington.
A. s OLIN, PROPRIETOR
VS. McRoBFRTs. Agent Nevada
Nevada, Arri 18th. le56-tf
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18
Notice..

IL persons indebt TO the Estate of P. J. Espen-
n scheil deceased to he firm OF ESpen-cheid &
Coc notified to make immediate pa ment to there
Of tire necessary gal steps will be taken the col
lection of said indt bte,iuess
A. A SARGENT. Atty for Executors.
Neva In. Ta1 arh 1883 fch5
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18

~ Sir" said an il aseible man, ex
cited hy a the, Logical Argument, TO his
opposite hrighhor, who had differed
fr"m hin, Sir, ] believe you are either
a Deisl or an Atheist"
Wrong, sir" was the rejoinder, II
am dentist"
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18

y One of the finest writer's says ihas
nightly dews come dcwn upon las like
blessings" H "w very differently daily
dues come down upon us in these kafx
times.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18
Snerilis Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF \ DECREE OF FORECLOSURE
and Order of Sale, To me dir. ctcd aud issued cut
the Honor a lc District ourt OF the Fomtct nth in
hcal District judgment rendered III said C"uri ON
hc oih day of June \ ID los in favor uf = EpfEN
ONl IN Jr. al agan JOHN KNIGHT for the
sun of seven hundred aud eighty ghi dollars and iif'
cents S1Se 80 COY pIIc pal Il, bit together with inter
t thct con a'thc rate ut and half per {, per
month from the rerditin OF jugn nj till aid together
With all Costs IF >uit Notice herb given that |
hall proceed to Stll the lluwng named property to
wit = hat cc.ain piece parcel "f lnl ituated in
'eln Valley County of NrN in and stat, nf alfona,
commonly IN Knights ,rthe ill.w Sprns.
;anch "oundcd on the t by ia its cIanucd by John
Il Nich' Is ID VIM Gilhai., The south by ridge
o mountains. on the by lands claimed hy Charles
a William GasSaway ahd the north by lands M
e by Shepherd. containing about go acres be- the
ae more or less. together with al and singular the
'mcnts IlamentS and apruitt naneeS, rights. mem
be's. privileges Properties and nSso sSon> thc in
my wise ap crta.n ny or belonging sale to a>c place
n Al l.DAl thu I'd day OF il LN, A u !ejs, be-
W. en- the hours of 10 O'Clock \ NJ I'd ocl ,ck L VI
nront OF the House io i'll the city If NJ vada
t. urlic Auction. to the hGh,S 81 bidder for cash TIE
bnNr t S: ibed premises, tax, a. the property of
! hn Knight. -a.ty the aid ludgm, III If S5ee
a a D. - her with the nj interest the same and
SO % 10 xt n of suit
Given ud,r nay haAd, uire in the city of Nova Ia
;his I0th day of June. y. ID ls.lS.
S w. BORING,
Sheriff of N'Ne Ia C. unty.
BucKSfR 6 Hill, Atom, y frr Plaiutn
.I
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18
astlskA MANarinr.

yNANTED-Sea Otters'. Lam Offers Beaver, Bear,
w Deer. Mink>, oyotes'. foxeS, an all other kind.
of Furs, for which fair prices will be paid. by
n R0SENSTOCK,
IS California St., near Front St, Sau Francisco.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18
~ HE London Punch follows I

~ 1 he London Punch follows the
London Times in protesting against the
f.lly Of going to Court in ludicrous
dresscs, most If them resembling liver.
les, without petitioning for deliverance,
from the Lecessi'y # thus di>graeil 6
ourselves, AZ d for the abolition Of all
The powder; plush breeches, and buck
les, cocked-hats, and other unchristian
aceouh ements, trappings and emblems
of funkeydom and Leadledom, exhibit
ed on State occasions. Let us put away
from us these things, and, when we 60
to Court. 20 dressed like rational PEG
pie, following the example set us by the
citizens of the Presidential Republic on
the other side of the Atlantic
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18
~ A Washington correspondent


responsible for The following:
'Tlore is a funny hit scandal going
here, about certain well-kl own lady
noted for her exquisite complexion and
fine hair Her. room orelcd on to a
passage way. through which a gentle
man was passing, us the cry of tile was
RAISED in the hotel. The lady threw ur,
her window and put out her head 10 see
how near the dan ger might he. What
sight did she present to the astoniNhed
friends passing by-as sans hair, sans
teeth, sans rouge, sans everything
she s.ood before. him--a spectre is
that you, Mrs. B. exclaimed the af-
fighied locker on. No" shriked the
po~r woman, 1T is Mrs. A" A few
hours later, Mrs. B. left the hotel and
Washington for this season.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18

u 1t seems that Mr.. Jone loaned
his (Smith'si, possession. Mr.. Jones
brought suit to recover the value of the
horse, atrrihutirg his death to bad treat
ment. During the course of the trial, a
css-Mr. B.own-was called to the
stand TO testify as to how the defendant
used horses.
Lawyer-(with very merry twinkle
ir his eye, otherwise imperturable)-
We'll, sir, how does Mr.. Smith general
ly lille horse T.
Witness-(with a very merry twinkle
III his eye. otherwise impcrtui aLle)-"A
straddle, | believe, sir"
Lawyer-(with scarcely rerceptible
flush of vexatipn upon his cheek. but
still speaking in his smoo,hest tones)-
But sir. what gait does he ride e.
WITH ess--"He never rides any gate,
sir-his boys ride all the gates"
Lawyer-(his bland smile gone ard
his voice slightly lusky) but how
does he ride when in company with 9TH
ersl"
Witness-"Keeps up if his horse is
able if not he goes behind"
Lawyer (tri9mphantly, and in a
perfect fnry )-"How does he lide when
he is alone F.
Wimes,-"Dnn't know-rever was
with him when he was alone
Lawyer-"I lave done with you,
sir"
~ The Baltimore Patrict has the
f,ll wing upon two youthful devotees to
by men:
Two youthful devotccs to the shrine
Of Cupid consummated their perennial
. Elections last week. in the eastern sec
tioh of the city. upon the altar of hy-
men. The roscate- checked bride had
inst emerged from her fifteenth year
was an orphan and an heiress. The in
tiepid bridegroom has seen but seven
teen summers, So ardent aud mcnn-
trollable was the tender attachment Of
these young lnvers. that no human pow
er could dissuade Them ), and in the
spring-time of life has their adventurous
matrimonial bark been launched upon
an untiicd sea If troubles. J he hus-
band begins the world with a salary Of
! rw" d"ilars and fifty cents Il week.
Less courage than this would scale The
Alps,. or ASCEND to the eternal glaciers
of Mont Blanc. May the dream of
Young love ripen with them growing
strong and beautiful in the placid
purity of its lieaven-horn innocence"
IRisH PROVERBS. = The following
proverbs we find in an exchange:
Men of straw don't mae the best
bricks.
It's a narrow he'd that has no turning
When money is sent flying out of the
window, it's poverty that comes in at
the door.
The pig that pleases to live must i've
to please.
One man may steal hedge, whereas
another daren't even as much as look at
horse.
Short rents make lorg friends; and.
it holds good equally with your land and
your clothes.
The mug of fool is known by there
being nothing in it.
You may pur the cart before the
horse, but you can't make him eat.
Money makes the gentleman-tle
want Of it the blackguard.
When wise men fall out, then rogues
come by what is not their own.
~ Never ridicule sacred things, or
what others may esteem as such. how
ever absurd they may appear to be.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18
State Of California

n OT1CE OF EAhlON.---.o the Hon rabic
~ the Judge of the Court o Sessions in aud Tor News
IA county in the State # Califori q
Take nntic thar FRANK MA IF,.Wc. rnder sem
foncc af yecvc n lis impri>onrrat in the Peut'
:Ia in posed by Honorable Court, Judgment rem
.lerrd and made the , nd day of May. lS57- on
conviction Of assault with intent to kill will apply in
due time the Cover Of the Staic Of alfo, MIA,
lelse him from. and don him Of the offence for
which he sta ids committed
FRANCIS J. DUNN
Attorney for said Mathews
April 9th, 1868.
We acknowledge each of MS having received a tru
copy of the within notice
L u. CASWELTl County Judge.
f. w POFFokD. Associate Justice
VT. ANDERSON, District Attorney
STATE of California, Cculty of Nevada. ss--I Rufus
Shoemaker County Clerk in ii Tor rai county do hes
ny certify Il al the fr gun, i rne, fu and conpt
cory Of al rie nal notice rId - lica for lartl
the same remains aie in my office.
In te>tim whereof h hcr,untn set nv Ia ID and
affixed my official seal this 10Th Nv of April AD 1853
RUFF SHOEMAKER Clerk
s..;. n
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18
WHOLE NUMBER 800.

p any.- missing. The Sergeant distin-
g,lished himself very much during the
ction, and we all hope lie will yet come
in
Capt. Taylor was shot through the
n eek and Lieutenant CASTOR through the
fody; they both fell fighting gallantly.
The companies fought bravely, like true
men. We brought our horses back in
good condition, except about thirty.
which were shot dming the fight, The
Indians made no captures. Before the
battle was near over. the Indians picked
mp nine of their dead; how many Of
them were killed is not known. but ]
can count fifteen they acknowledged
having forty wounded.
1t will take thousand men to go into
the Sprkan county.
Capt o. II. p. Taylor was graduate
of West Point, of 1916, and Brsyet
Captain ''for gallant and meritorious
conduct i'll conflicts in New Mexico. -
1t is hut a few weeks since lie returned
| from the East with his wife and children,
who are now widowed and orphaned by
this sad affair. Lieut., William CASTOR
was graduate # 1856, and an officer
of great promise.
BAPTISM ~ HooPs.-At Chicago, last
week, a rather amusing scene took place
during the baptism of young lady ty
:he pa, tor of the Tabernacle. The
Union SAYS: "rhe minister requested
her to assume the d. ess peculiar 10 such
an occasion. but she declined TO take of
her hooped skirt, he told her of the incon
verience that must result from her OBJ
>tiaacy, but she persist ed. When she
came 10 descend into the bath, the in
hatcd skirt touched the water and rose
up around her like a balloon. Her
head was lost TO the congre CATION, she
was swallawed up in the swelling skirt,
tie minister tried to force Ler down into
the bath, Lut she was kept above the
surface by the foaing properties of the
clinclipc, and was Luoytd.up so success
fully iha, it was not until after much
difficulty al d many fucible attempts, to
subme ge the lady, the minister sVc-
cecded in lapfsing TIE fair OF e. Fl
nally it was effected, TO the relief Of the
minister and the seriously irclined au-
dience, who could net keep from laugh
ing i'll their pocket handles chiefs.'
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18

!~ Tie individual who perpetrated
the following choice stanza was a
genus and man of observation. Hea,
him -
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18
rLGCl;sa:sl-Oz7.

n lst lay of May A. d lsiS, personally appeared
~ re. b Hickman Justice If the Peace in
1ud for the State f Caif,ruia. unty of Nevada. and
Township of ! ureka Margaret Goth AZ the -Ifc OF
rhon.a. Goth an and the ad Margar,t thran, then
rckno,:cdgc,r ii declared in my prc>,icc and to
that she intended carry business in her
and uon her T, n the Township of Eureka.
County of Neva Ia the business ard arocat of mining
ID Il the whole value of the property ivcst in ad
business does exceed the vaiie Of Five Thcu ii Dol
lar>, and also that she will be individually .nSib
in her for any and all debts that may be BY
her cont account OF said business an calling
after the date of this Notice. her
MARGARET Il OTIIRAN
mark
Signed Acknowledged and declared before me this
lst day Of May, 1858. Attest,
S. i. HICKMAN.
State Of California
County Of Nevada.
Township of Eureka,
ON this lSt day of May s5S pcrsonlily appeared be-
fore Justice of The Peace in for Il ad county,
Margaret Cuthran kn'wn be the pei dc scrbld
by made acquainted with the thereof and
without the hearing of her said hus and that she executed
the freely all voluntarily for the and puipo
therein mentioned, without fear cOnpul>ipn
due influence her husband and that she does wish
tn retract the cxCcuti, n of the same.
In wins whereof do hereunto set my hand and
LAY and date aforesaid.
s. Z. HICKMAN,
mav7 Jn> ic, of he Peace
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18
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" NJ n scoTn n Kiss among themselves
And scarce will kiss brother,
Women wart oft to kiss 70 lad
They smack and kiss each other
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-18
April 9th, 1863.

We acknowledge osch of having received a II
copy OF ths within notice