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Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23

IS Capt Cook and officer Casad have in
their possession a number of animals, which
they found hobbled out in the vicinity of
town. They were, in all probability, stolen
Four animals answering to the description OF
some ofthese, crossed Li5le's bridge, this side
of Sacramento, on Monday morning, about
daylight, in TIE possession of some Mexicans
The following is description of the animals :
One sorrel Spanish horse, hind feet white,
ball face, and Spanish brand on the left hip !;
another Spanish horse, dun color, Spanish
brand on left hip; two gray mules, one a
horse mule and the other mare mule, both
having small Spanish brands on the left hip
two bay mules, Spanish brands on left hip,
and one sorrel mule, with Spanish brands on
the eft hip
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23

g3- Fanny Bryant was arrested, yester.
day, for malieiously breaking in windows
and kicking up bebbery,' IN a barber
shop on D street, between Second ane Third.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23

eB- The chain gang institution is to be re-
established in Sacramento. The institution
works well in this city, aud so do the gang
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23

FoRr ON THE MoJAvE.-We learn from the
Alta that Gen. Clark intends to establish
military post in the valley of the Moiave
river, where the Indians have been trouble
some lately. There will probably, be three
or four companies at the post
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23
91rtr Adrertis
IttlU G1WUFIIISFLIVIII5.
SENATE HOUSE SALOON.
Come and Judge for Yourselves,


/ THNHE UNDEESIGNED, Proprietor Of the
n above named SALOON, has just received from
the large exporting house Of Sewell Taylor New Or
leans fine stock Of the very best and purest IL
QUORo in the United States, consisting, in part, Of
the following named articles
Fine Brandy, fine Holland Gin the best Scotch and
Irish Whskey, Old Port Wine, Madeira Wine Duff
Gordon Sherry, and the finest kind Of Bourbon Whis
key, Old Apple Jack Brandy Ale and Porter, Catawba
Wine, C'the mellow, rich Catawba,'O Anchor brand
Champagne, Schroeder Champagne, Hedsick, and all
other articles Of Wines.
The undersigned has all the above for sale by the
bottle or by retail, warranted of the first purity.
Families can rely on getting pure and good arti-
Gle Of Old Port Wine any other Liquor used in
OF sickness, by sending TO this establishment
The undersigned will be alws Us on hand in person,
behind the Bar, and will be ready to furnish custom
ers with all such hot drinks old fashioned Hot
Apple Toddies, Tom and jerry Egg Nogg and all
other hot OF spicy Drinks that may be demanded
THE SENATE SALOON
Will always be a quiet and well conducted place of
resort, where gentlemen may find themselves sur
rounded by circumstances Of comfort and everything
that may tend to make their visit agreeable.
ROBERT 7. O'HANL0N.
N. B-GeGtlemen can be accommodated with
Rooms by the week, day or night, by leaving orders
at the Bar dec23-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-23

DIVORCE CAsE.-In the Fourth District
Court, San Francisco, the case of Mary Be
rault VS.. Charles J. Berault, has been referred
to II. S. Love
Lore ought te settle it without difficulty
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THE BARQUE WIN. II. CHANDLER.
sAouA La GnASpr, Sunday, May 2.-6I. p.

SAGUA La tinANDE, Sunday, May 2-61, p. m
l boarded by boat commanded by officer
dressed in the English naval uniform.
He deck without asking permission, walked
into my cabin, proceeded to ask questions such the
vessel NAME where she belonged where she bound
to, what was her cargo and great many others
asked him his object in doing this, and he replied
that he going home and wanted to make report of
all the vessels at that place. The boat manned by
some twelve or fifteen men, and had arms in it.
He went ON board of all the American vessels except
two that were lying in port, and Spanish barque.
He went down into some of the vessels holds
The boat had colors flying but she approached
vessel side he would show the English flag and then ii
would be put in the bottom of the boat again.
After he had asked me the questions he wanted my
ships papers / told him that they deposited Mt
the consuls Then he wanted to my clearance from
New York, which showed. He examined IT, and said
that il not legal there naval officers sig
nature TO it. i showed him to the contrary and he
went away "
It proved afterwad that the boat belonged TO the
English war-steamer Styx.
The captain of the port Of Sapua la Grande took an
account Of all the proceedings and had them signed by
the captains of vessels that boarded and nc declared
he would put stop to such actions they had no right
to board vessels lying in Spanish ports f
ALBERT GAGE
Master of barquc W. III. Chandler
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THE BRIG wINGoLp.

On Thursday, April IS, being bound from Havana to
Sierra Moena 10 load molasses, after having made the
land being about i've miles from the Keys boat
working 70 wndward l supposed 1t might be some
fishermen coming of TO offer their services as pilot
When within about two miles of the anchorage and in
twoand-a-half fathoms water, passed within half
cables length Of the boat then noticed she had the
English flag flying. and filled with men, and they APP
peared to to he hard looking set they looked to
like convcts any thing excepting what
they afterwards professed to be- After had passed her
cables length they fired musket and then another then
another the last being loaded with ball The ball
came quite close to me- and struck the galley or main
mast afterwards picked up half of it, hailed them,
and wished 10 know why they were firing ut me- Some
in the boat sswered and said that did not hcave
to they had swivel in the boat, and they wotid sink
me. Then hove TO- and they alongside and about
ten OF the board, armed 10 the teeth One
OF them who procsscd TO he ofer, but evidently
was geneman) after having abused me to bis heart
content because did not heave to when she
msn-of war boat, asked to ace my papsrs requested
him ~ walk down into the cabin which he did bowedb by
two men, one Of whom down in the cabin with
volvcr in each hand the other stood at the door with
drawn cutlsss in his hand asked the officer who or
what he he said he an English officer aud he
longed 20 asteamcr that cruising outside asked
him her name two or three times but he refused 10 tell
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ctSTos HOUSES AND POST OFFICES.

Captain BOSNIAN, engineer inshief in charges Of the
Office of consrucon has prepared useful tables for
the information of members of Congress He shows that
seventeen custom houses, post Offices and court houses
The amount Of duties and postage collected these
establishments is 81 COG 57l 76 There under
construction twenty eight buildings for these purposes at
COST of So 463 1885, at which the net incoe collected
il S. IA 439 At sx of them the collection is greater
than the amount expended,
The number Of buildings authorized by Law, but not
commenced, is seventeen, for which 81 l0l 1853 have
been appropriated which thus Tot the present hved
the treasury lac number u buildings OF These classes
for which menbcn have made application is thirty
the estimated cost OF which N Sc 500 600 1t Is pre-
sumed that Congress win take to disaow all these
claims. States.
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SOMETHING OF A SroRx.'The storm of Thursday eve
ming last was very severe in Illinois and neighboring
States. At Lexington the st Louis and Chicago
railroad nearly every house nroofed The passen-
ger trains blown from the track and the cars over
thrown the agent and fireman being first blown from the
engine. At Galesburg, on the Chicago and Quincy rail
churches. In PEORIA fifteen twenty houses were un
rooed every church spire in the city blown down. three
canal boats, loaded with lumber, sunk and the steamer
oin. with twenty passengers board, made CON-
piete wreck her cabin being entirely blown away But
one NE was lost in all this furious dsorgsnization of mat
Ter and utter demolition of structures
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me, saying It none OF my blsipess, i showed him
my p~pen After having looked " them he expressed
himself satisfied and left That they did not rob me u
the only confirmation have Of his story being true.
80 AZ ie es +. II LDRIls0, ~
Ht.t Master Brig Wingold Of Boston
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HEATHER ON THE USE OF MATHEMATICAL

II II Ihstfum MT. 81 cents.
Swndcl on WclDggng and Boring. 81 'te
law on Constructing and Repairing Roads. 81 cents
Dobson Masonry Stone Cutting 70 W.,
Banel Lines Clements sIortar Concree Mastcs
81 cents. tsH
Allen o Cottage Building. 81 cents.
Pyne's Perspective 75Gcnt
Dempsey the Drainage Of Districts Lands Towns Buildings.
81
Virgins on Enhancing Lands from the Sea rs cents.
Laws Logarithms and Mathematical Tables. rs
Glynn the Power or Water Flour Mills. Turbines Hydrostac
Rngines, Centrifugal and Rotcry Pumps 70 cents.
2 Dempsey on Iron Bridges 81
Jaeur's Art Of Photography. 81 cents.
Fibbons Services cents
Just imported from London by FRANCK TAYLOR.
May 20 tts
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Tbs steam saw-mill of Messss Page Alen at Ports
mouth, (Va,) was destroyed by fire Saturday morning,
between 2 and OF clock. Loss 81, 900 or ~, 500.
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FINO THE PUBLIC.-trhis is 10 certify that the
Il undersigned longer member OF the know nothing
American party afates with them any Signed
HENRY GARDINER
NAyy-YAHp Washington, May 10, 1856 ~ bas
May 20-Iis ~
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WITHDRAWAL.

We, having signed the card addressed to Mr. Richard
Wallach requesting him to become candiinte for the
mayoalty, desire for reasons which be wen UNDER
stood, to Withdraw our names thcrerom. 81
SAMUEL. A. RAINEY,
FRANCIS BRANDNER,
JAS McCOIGAN,
JOHN RAINEY
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 10, 1888
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~ DIED.
IN Philadelphia on The Ism Mrs ELIZA cRoMtsroN
W year Of her daughter Of the late
ofthe Protest mt Ei cofal Church MFennsylvania. ~
Texas papers plea Copy.*]
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L,DNA; an antique New England Tale. By Emma
IL Cara vol 81. just received.
May 10 lt s.tH.t FRANCK TAYLOR
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THs Rsoxssxe AssH -~w~sA~' bsaa,ifsd statue. now
@~sss>6aa "A Tsvkn sea Mswsys ~iii t< dispoeed Cd
- rssus 80 Snfs~AHs sss~anx ~w eh~~rss vsnsin
s.er~~~A Of - n b ~ IN hcs~d that tins lowers n
An ~Ms hvwssd ssd sas~sts@. The artist ~ =
us~wt
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4 SS0RTED LOTS OF DRY GOODS. - White
n Tiquc Tor Marseles) for basqucs cares,
ccngs, pillow linens and non goods
orally and specially, in great profusiou.
black Silks from extra cheap extra fine.
other kinds Of dry goods general family wants
supplies from the North and East daily
price only marked in plain figures and deviation
We arc opening any accounts
All bills presented monthly for pay men in cash. sta
t4.' as PERRY & BROTHER,
tH-E ra. #Hss "Ceptra Stores y wost budng, 1
May Io--10df opposite Centre Market
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Tss ts~~~ar tsx~ssrxss, "a q s~sssn On Tuesday,
lken~i 5snses wiie1e. "A ~ a thAs eits q, preach
Ifry s~s sns~ sse ssssssss~ ~ v~oass~a yessssons
t=swcsn nsv iss.ssn saa th~ Western chafsh, and
save hia tfsFs "a dis~a~aasa 10 ss~ Neversk street
cAaseh, ss Smss sswsass Mas
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OFFICIAL. " Ruav

Ja~'' Bsesa"an Psn y ~ Uss6 A~~sss all ,0Aous
.aH wev
essssory hAv.as Aas August
ea~d has been appointed Orleans
~ roesa~ A SUCH declare h saa sa,oy
n "encns powers and privileges siowcd As oonsas
et"s "s~sMsorod n~uoos IN lAs Unmsd anas~ ~
In stssy shrrcs< osussa thsps cs = pat
s. And 'ns seal q NE s.sss 70 b. hsrsupn szsa
"'cs snesr my hand u the city u ws<A&o ~ 18th o
r. ~ Nay d. less As tndspsnisscs 4 As Un,ea
y ff JAM8 BvCMAEAS.
Ixss CAss, HsassAAsy NJ State.
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NOTIFY Is HEREBY GIVEN scalsd pcps.M Nm b received
rsp.eua smith shs i&h Aty u Ip~spae
saxs uknana a denss rss&sury
Nae for gold Of the United sates Asnrad wns
IT, rns<a e pssurts c thr Mint Phia
ssips. the rrs~s~rcr The - = Nsw 0rsAn., shc
res-arsr~ nsca Nsu Y~k. tsAssssa, ~ LOUIS,
sAys sfsssh psssaab ssAsr lhe
N. Scaervss suuata An y sssoxs ne -ae Of
rreasurs Neaes J" ssrruvsd - Dspswbes, 1851.
f WITH noa ~ Rapsp4 hsrs u certn
sasss ~ ess1h Il tn Tssasarss Of
ys~y wat mno puvuhs - - srder q sach
tss p4aa sAAI ars nAke sA sxcAAags q the loves,
s~s--t sx~pAss ax annaa and will
NJ daer II tho n uash Aspoats.
graoais wtsoss cessation
ODER has, cush oshsr fractional
nsh srsh, hall thss~ aashs Il One
"a ~ r~sA ~ sarAsagd b.
smsrss ahsvs uhose csriia
sa <ss ess pscpoasi security for
ne FasrswN rsh* prnai "a aecpasd Immediate dr~r'ons
~m h~ a~A dsnst~ HAssh the proposals he
shs Il the CnaE~s, " this noAce thy
- ID - ats %sas ii-.s
An g~pr~ under tins be sealed and iucrhod tho
sssise vcfsSah @ Treasury Meter" They will DO olened
as sss~r~s, ~ se'esk sasa ith dAy Of june
HOwE1L UoHB
ssy 10 ss~tisJsns Secretary of the ncarury.
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Tis Tasssss -Assssrs fs~sse seufins< 90 nsasast
r0wslpa hs.~ xna wssi ss~#xv sss ahss~i patronage
whish thsy soessre
We haR that Nj hyfnxs. dc ~ss1ay sases-msas
ger viii s~ss sensat ~Aen Aust that he win
have banpef-hou~.
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AnruixRY Essnuss We learn ta.st the marine foscs
at the headquarters ef the corps IN this cs, win be
exercised this morning at ten eco a. TIE ships gun
and with field pieces.
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wAsnlycpy rHsArxx.

Go ana sse the KELLER ours and xELEYs Young American
staiirs Usspp sgtt May 1S--3t
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Tns isa.s ssrsssssaE Rssss~ ff Agssi. has .~ra ~
csivci ~ fayios Merry " ~sniaas srssies ga "a,
ksiy lila II Johnroa Fctisas 10 fasl.ssnaa llsiss
Tom. ass foer~ss TAe Fsewss-s q ks,gii~A Asrs NJ
ture Michael AaSio fsblh Sps4k@s Tia ssse q
Lucknow and fratca aaA sss late Msns~Asy
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ODD FELLOWS ANNIVERSARY CELEpR ALTON The Grand
lodge and Grand Encampmento this District with their
subordnates will meet at the City Hall Tuesday next
and march in procession to the Smithsonian Institution
where address will be delivered by ID. G. NJ VIM Ii.
Young, Of Maryland collation. will then be served
up at tho Assembly Rooms, where ample arrangements
will be made for the accommodation of the Odd Fellows
of the District, we'll as all visiting brethren
In the evening there will be triple concert in the
three rooms at Odd Fellows Hail. and at ten o clock
dancing will be commenced in the large saloon.
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n0UGLAS JERROLDS WIr.-Specmens of Doug
Il ias Jerfod W.T. tssiher with seecons eny
but0s 70 journals Intended Illustrate opinions arranged by
b. son, Blanchard Jcrrold Price in cloth 10 cents
stops h The Altar Price % ceuss.
BLANCHARD MoItN, 80
Nav IL Corner of Eleventh street ind Penn avenue.
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nin fAcsu Rssssss. hs~@issl sAop ~ s.sssss seven
IONS 10 now PING Al ssssos ls Nae rssssnsn She |.
owned aud cssainsns'nd ~ sssne uwta hsnsesi. "
who With a party ID fyseass Do sssss ss sas me.
trcrolis.
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CHANDIiERS NEWLY-INVENTED METALLIC
~ Gravcrs for writing visiting cards &c 20 sale
May 20--3t TAYLOR & MAURY 1884 Penn. avenue
vINHE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE NEVER DID
J. Run Smooth by Thomas I3aiiy Aldrick 30 cent?.
Following the Drum, Glimpse of Frontier life Mrs Kelc
81, just received 1T PHILIPS New Bookstore
May 20 1872 Penn avenue, between 9th and 10th
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DisArroIsrs.sr Ihs l~sd ID sbe Mss.n. cs.ry~ asa
not make Ia appearance Yesterday afssrnc@ NJ shs Pred
dents grounds greatly 10 The a,ssrp,snsmsat at the
many Ladies md gentemen who had csner~vssnd 10 c
Joy the music
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1m SrAR GAxxxs say that yeuus the evening star is
visible in the w. N W. about quarter before nine
and Is easily recognised by its strong white light Mers
which Is of fiery red very biiant about ten clock
and Is the earth than has been for some years
Srn, also red but paer ia it's light than Mar. can be
In the West after eight Clock sud goes down
in the W. W. just before midnight Jytsr and Uranus
will, the 10Th and 2oth come In conjunction or in
line with the sum- md therefore. at present. invisible
q 90 M ~t4 HiN rfA1l~-~4---'fs tet
BsapYs GALLEnr or national PORTRAITS The ener-
getc proprietor Of this collection has really performed
national service in obtaining the portraits Of large
Der " ds1iaFashc men, during the present session Of
Congress, Among ho~c who have died since their por
traits sddsd the collection are Judge Evans Of
South caxoaA and General smith, whose familiar coun-
teosnccs thus preserved , ai'st3 iaea9 ~
nae p So .1A~---a=. nslta esa,i.N
Tsx rmLoeornr on raR NATURAL LAScrAcs or Fonxs--
We invite staentisa to the prospectus n spetber col
umn, of work hearing ths titse. by DR. Mittaeg 1t
WIN undoubtedly be original and valuable addition to
our ~sswtise htrraturs. copeusly iastsated and emil
nently calculated 70 interest every class Of readers Sap
scripsacn lisw y VIII be rcm~mScd msy be found at
NJ 'ps o's'Assosos4sa ~ :. tAl'spass 80.
B,sIx PAsorAxA AZ opp Fnxcws HAm --Hundrc.ls Of
our czOas will regret u learn thai Nj Wilson's great
rsnomsrsr exhbtti~s viii ciosc Tonight This painting
should not BE- sudsssd 70 leave ty until every man.
woman and child in p'acs should have had oppo~
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-17

Court OF SEssIoNs.--This court con-
vened on Monday. John Walsh was
put upon trial for an assault with dead
ly weapon. Fined $50 or twenty-five
days Imprisonment in the County Jail,
Paid the fine,
Julia Moore tried for receiving stolen
goods, was found not guilty.
Hiram Freeman, tried for assault and
battery. Not guilty.
The case of Frank Garter indicted fol
manslaughter, was sent to the District
Court for trial.
DISTRICT CoURT.-In the case of Den.
mis- O'Keefe VS. Cunningham Ell als,, ar
old case returned from the Supreme
Court, the jury returned verdict for the
plaintiff with damages assessed at $500.
w. p. C.. Stebbins VS.. Lee, Moulder
and Simpson, verdict for deffts.
Sam. Rogers vs. f. w. Hollerman
Nonsuit entered.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-17
MINERS AND FAMILIES,
Sherifs Sale,

DY virtue of Decree of Foreclosure to directed
ID and issued of the Honorable District Court Of
the 14h Judicial District in and for the County Of Seva
da Whereas, the 18th day of December, A. ID.
1859 final judgment and decree rendered in the
District Court the 4th Judicial District of the State Of
California in and for the County of Nevada in of
VIM, X. Coe, J. e. Brdseye and VIM. W. Gates, exeeu-
tors of the last will and testament of Phillip j. Espen-
sched, deceased, and against O. Tompkns and r. II.
Tompkins, his wife for the of Twenty three Hun
dred Dollars with interest the said of $4,000 90
at the rate of three cent month from the rend
ton of the judgment until paid together with all costs Of
suit And whereas the l4th day of December A. d.
1885 ordered and decreed by the said Court that
the mortgage set forth iu Plaintiffs complaint be fore
closed and the property therein described, towit All
that certain lot of land lying and being stu ted in the
State of California in the part portion
of the County of Nevada portion of said land extend
ing into and lying in the adjoining county of Placer the
whole of said lot of land being situated in Bear Valley
and bounded and described follows to-wit; at the
western and lower end of said Valley bonded tho
northern and southern sides by the ridge and hills which
from said Valley and upon the eastern side by the tract
of land known the ''Wheeler Ranch said Ranch
herein named being known as the 'Oates Ranch and
containing onehundred and forty-seven and one-hah
acres as per Herbert's survey and Improvements
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY, the sth
day of January 1852 between the hours of O'CLOCK
and O'Clock, p. M, in front of the Court House
door in the city ofNevada will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder cash in hand the above described
property satisfy and pay the judgments
Given under my hand at office, in the city of Nevada
on this the 10th day of December, 1858.
S. w. BORING, Sheriff.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-17
Sherif'S Sale.

DY virtue of Decree of Foreclosure to me directed
and dels cred issued out of the Honorable Disric
Court of the 18th Judicial District in and for the County
of Nevada Whereas, on the 18th day ef December A.
d, 1883, final judgment and decree was rendered in
the District Court of he Fourteenth Judcia District OF
the State of California County of Nevada in favor of
Edward Kelsey and against j. S. LaDdeker Sarah Ian.
deker and Bailey Gatzert for the of Three Thou.
and Eight Hundred and nine two dollars and ity cents
debt with interest the 81 500 90 at the rate of
two and half per cen. per month until paid also nterea
on the sum of $1,000 90 at the of two per cent per
month from the rendition ofud gment untpa togeh
er with all costs of suit And whereas the said 18th
dav Of fDecenber A. D. 1853 ordered and decreed
oy the said Court that the Mortgage set forth In Plain
TIN Complaint be foreclosed and the property therein
ocscroed to-wit All that certain or parcel of land
situated in the town Of Nevada the south side of Com
mercla street commencing next west of the building
SHOWN az the time of the execution said mortgage
Ine Bella Union and running west on Commercial
s,eet twentyfour (2 feet thence south half way to
street. from Commercial street. thence TWEEN
our t24l ieet, thence 20 the place of beginning to-
gtner with the Brick Store House erected thereon and
all privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging
Notice is hereby given that will expose at public
sae the above described property in front of the Cour
house door in Nevada city, to the highest bidder oi
cash, on SATURDAY the 9Th day Of January A. d
lSo9 between the hours of o'clock A. NJ and ocloci
2. NJ to satisfy and pay saidjudgment.
Given under my hand in the city of Nevada thi
10th day of December, A D. 1855.
s. W. BORING, SHERIFF
By Ed BuRRELL, Deputy.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-17

STATISTICS OF PARDoNs. From
the files of the Secrenary of Site, we
gather the following particulars of the
pardons, restorations to citizenship and
combinations, granted by the Executive
Department since the organization OF
the State Government: Pardoned by
Governor Burnett, 1; by Governor Nc
Dougal, 16; by Governor Bigler first
term, 25; second term,53; by Governor
johnson, SO; by Governor Weller, %
Restored to citizenship, having served
out their terms of Imprisonment: By
Governor Bigler, first term, 1; second
term, 8: by Governor johnson, 9; by
Governor Weller, 46. Commutations
By Governor McDougal, L; by Cover
nor Bigler, first term, S; second term 10;
by Governor johnson, 4; by Governor
Weller, 1.-iSacramento Union.