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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-06

CONSTABLE'S SALE.-State of 0fCslifornls'
~ County Of Nevada, Township Of Nevada, IS. By vi.
tue Of an execution to delivered issued from the Sn
Of John Anderson Esq., acting Justice Of the Peace
and for the county aforesaid bearing date Aug 25th
to satisfy Judgment rendered by said Court the 2a
day Of August A D. 1883, in favor OF J. l. Caldwell
and against NANCY MCGRATH for the sum Of. 9lS5 60
debt interest and costs Of suit have taken in eIeeu
on, and will sell to the highest bidder for cash, the &
interest that defendant has in and to the Mining Chm
and Shafts engine and fixtures thereunto heiongfng es
the Nebraska Mining Co.'S claims the same having hers
ofore been attached by for this debt and costs OF sur
situated at Shelby Hill in said township and the Toao
leading from Nevada to Orleans Flat will sell the sane
at the Court House door in the city Of Nevada Thu
DAY, the 2Sth day Of October d, 1883, between a'
hours OF O'Clock, A. NJ and O'Clock p M Of said DAY
Taken the property of Nancy McGr-th, to satisfy n
above demands and accruing costs.
Nevada, Oct. 5th 1s5s.-l-3t -.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-10-06

Doors open at o'cock--Curtan rises at H. Admit.
tance-ONE DOLLAR-to all parts of tie House.
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PUBLIC MEETING BE HELD IN ALBANY.
ALBANY, July 12-The following call for public meet
ing will appear in the papers to morrow morning:
The undersigned, citizens of Albany disappearing of
the recent action of the Trustees the Dudley Observatory
in respect to the Director and the Scientific Council and
regarding it as disastrous the interest of the Institution
propose to meet together at the Mayors Room in the CITY
Hail. On tuesday, the 18th inst, at II o'clock at noon
Tor the purpose of giving public expression opinions
on this subject and respectfully invite Others of our
fellow citizens, whose views of the subject NAV agree
with ours to join at the meeting in carrying out its
object
Among the names signed to this call those of the
Hon. Erasmus Corning, Hon. d. D. Barnard, Hon. Ste
phen Van Ransellaer, Rufus II. King J. B. Plumb B p
Learned, Benjamin Tibbetts, Howard James, Alexander
Davidson Rev. j. n. Campbell, Rev T. c. Pikip. John
T. Gavitt DIR. s. Oakley Vanderpool, Bradford r Wood
~ Ia Pruyn, John Taylor Cooper DR.. Thomas Hun Dr.
Mason, F. c. Cog swell, E. Kendrick Franklin Townsend
Frederick Townsend E. Corning, Jr Isaac yanderpool
and many others of our most prominent citizens
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La W NTELLLGENCE

CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE C1rr,-Uor W., ~.
hrebs, Judge The following business was traosoo.eJ
yesterday: 0'eu
Alcinda Damer rs. f. Davis and Peter Hines Ipir
ton issued to restrain the defendants from sen~ n
Perty taken under teri fdciaS the property of J.
Damer E. W. Salmon for complainant.
Albert Schumacher and Others as. Columbus W Ford
exceptions to ratification of sale made under decree of
court Further argued by T. S Alexander for the defen
dant and K j. Brent and j. H. B. Latrobe for the COM
planants. $3.50
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Hon. Robert N Martin,
Special Judge The following business was transacted
yesterday:
The June and July dockets called and judgments
cases. ' - - - u
Albert A Nunes rs. Robert " Pendieton An action
70 recover sum of money for professional services
dere9 by plaintiff to defendant attorney at law Yer
Gct M 1or the plaintiff for S2725O R. r. Battee and VIM
IiIce Tor plaintiff, C. Marshall for defendant.
" Showden Andrews rs David Carson. An action TO
recover the value of certain brown stone sold and deliver
eu Dy the padt to defendant Verdict for the plaintiff
for Sll564 c. Marshall for plaintiff W. J. Ward for de-
fendant. NN ''4 ~
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PHILADELPHIA NEWS Jr,v 12

During the month of June the Coroner kept busily
employed IN holding inquests the of the
weather causing number of deaths. The number
OF nquests and views from the 1st January to the close
of June amounted to 316.
On Sunday night counterfeit ten dollar note made
Its appearance in this city 1t puports t, have been is
sued by the Bank of Chambersburg, and is signed j. IT,
Cupertsoh PRESIDENT and j. Lesley, Cashier. The Wig
nette is tutor and pupil On the right of the nore
Ceres and on the left is medallion head with the word
zen inscribed upon it. The counterfeit is somewhat
paler than the genuine well calculated to deceive
Yesterday, the Mayors specials arrested two ALLEGED
professional thieves recently from New York and TOOK
daguerreotyped inspection of the police
orally They were then discharged with an intimaton
that they had better leave the city.
oh sunday evening young man named Charles Dick
lnson fell from sail boat it nearing the wharf
and before assistance could be rendered he was drowned
The intense heat which is prevailing is causing
much suffering At 2 P. NJ yesterday the mercury
marked 90 degrees in Chestnut street
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WASHINGTON NEWS 10

Minister Forsyth is to be fully by the Gov
eminent here in his in resisting imposition OF
the extraordinary tax in Mexico the property of for
elgners The question, involving principle of inter
national law, was referred to Attorney General Black
VINO mas decided that it is neither compulsory
forced oan but an attempt to eXtOr money in defiance
express treaty stipulation with England and virtually
with the United States, which places footing of
the most favored nations.
In reply to the invitation of the British government
uat our government suggest plan for arrange
ment to determine the character suspected vessels
sea the administration informs the British government
that cannot see any plan not subject grave objections
ana calculated to produce greater evils than those sought
10 De prevented but will consider any proposal that may
be made by her Majesty's government
The great labor of the State Department and the
se weather seem to bear heavily upon
ietary OF state Yesterday and to-day General Cass has
oee Puite ndisposed though not seriously ill., He com
plans OF rush Of blood to the head He performs the du
ties of his Office at his residence. N
Ihe Cabinet will probably decide today upon the point
OF abrogating the contract with the Collins line of
steamers
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ARRIVAL OF THE FULTON.
FURTHER ERON ELROPE


New YORK, July 13-The steamer Fulton arrived here
this evening with Liverpool dates to the 3Oth ut anci
pated by the Canadas received via Cape Race The
Fulton reports passing several cebergs off Cape Race on
Friday On Saturday she spoke the steamer Persia hence
for Liverpool She brings but little news additional to the
Geographic dispatch of the Canadas news received via
Cape Race.
The great fire on the London Docks was on the South
quay, next to the Hermitage Basin The merchandise
destroyed was principally sugar, jue spirits and salt
petre The ships hauled safely from their dan
gerous position.
Dispatches from China received at London state that
the Emperors special commissioner had refused to enter
Canton and turned back
The forthcoming Austrian bud get will show deficiency
of 49, 900 Florins.
Inc oates from India are to the 25th of Mayone week
later Calpee was captured the 23d the enemy max
ing no resistance The news in general considered high
ly satisfactory.
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Correspondence ofthe Daily Exchanged

AVhooNIOWN, July l3, 1898.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CoUNTY-Court met at
~ clock, Judge Price presiding The Court was prin-
cpaiy occupied in signing orders in Equity cases today
Owing to the Act of the General Assembly 1888 chan
and November to the 1st Monday in March, the Sd Mon
day in May the 4th Monday in August and the lst Mon
uy IN December, and repeating the Act of 1852 chan 81
no jury trials will be disposed Of the Act of 1858 being
detective in other words provision for the summon
ing Of jury until the December term The docLets how
ever will be called and all parties out on bail are re-
qued TO appear and answer otherwise recognizance
wiz De FORFEITED the though Jury was summoned
and the Court prepared to try them
Inc following order instructions to the Clerk and
Sheriil was issued by the Court to-day:
IN he Circuit Court for Baltimore C0unfy:
ordered this 18th day of July A. D. 1855 that the Clerk
OF t Court be and is hereby directed not to issue
mons or witnesses in criminal suit now pend
ing IN TINS Court to theAugust term thereof except Apea
from decisions of Justices of the Peace unless specia
directed to do so by parties to said suits and the Sheriff
hereby directed to return without service such as have
already been issued.
1..,,, JNo. H. PRICE.
1t viii be perceived that the above order has reference
suits. ' ~ " PO' "
. new trial in the of the State as VIM F. Ports
found guilty at the last term for obtaining money under
alSe pretence by collecting water rents from John McNa
ley due the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore was
granted The grounds upon which new trial was grant
ed was the adavit of lady residing in Fleet street Bal
tmore, IN which she proves dJi. Bail was fixed at
500 but not given "
NO trter business was transacted and Court adjourned
until the 4th Monday in August next
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 13.-The Sabine has not as stated
been ordered to the vicinity of San Juan
The revenue cutter Harriet Lane with select comnan
oil ladies and gentlemen, including the Secretary of the
treasury left here this morning for days excur
sion to Virginia.
The Postmaster General contempates leaving Wasbinq
ton on Thursday for Tennessee to be absent month
General Burnett has sgnifed his acceptance of the an
polntment of Surveyor General of Kansas
Governor Denver, of Kansas arrived here to-niobt
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INLDON HALL RESTAURANT

IT,
REAR ENTRANCE on BANK LANE.
The undersigned have recently added number of i'm
to their well appointed restaurant DESIRE
W ts time especially to call to it the attention of gentle
vn whose families absent from the city during the
resort season, and who seek convenient and private
Fyar or IN, .he purpose of enjoying their meals.
ford & aencacy and the neghborng markets af
Meals MI, 1und gu IN season at ELDON HALL.
and night and uLnished at ALL during the day
of i.r nj our accommodations for the
passed. ~ II Elk PARTIES cannot be
a. AT the b ar will be found the best Of 1orro,s 1
MiNEKAL MATTERS from the FoDnt pS @ ana ana "a
brands Of SPARKLING CATAWBA e ouht' and the best
The "SNACK" counter will alwar. H.
tice. 'eu at moments no.
Thankful for the patronage we have h.o.e
we will endeayor to merit continuance of be ceived
je1S-eo4w RFII + " VI ~ shs c same
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About half-past eleven O'Clock Monday night an
alarm of fire sounded occasioned by the burning of
twostory frame house. situated the corner of Eutaw
and Mulberry streets The building was owned and oc
cupied by A Glueskin; portion of the first as boot
and shoe store, and the upper story dwelling
tOn of the premises also occupied by John Duyer rs
basket maker. The house fired in the cellar and
damaged to the extent of about hundred dollars The
building is insured in the Baltimore Fire Insurance OGce
and the goods of Gueskin in the Associated Office The
goods damaged by water only The pronarty of NJ
Duyer is insured in the Firemens Office
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Cases of Drowninr-The Weather

Boston, July 12-At Carmel Maine, on Saturday the
two only children of Lewis Robinson aged six and our
years, were drowned while bathing.
In Waltham, Saturday, Miss Ellen Wallace aged 10,
was drowned by the capszing of boat.
The lightning yesterday afternoon struck the dwelling
house on the of Pearl and Washington streets Rox
bury, doing some damage, but injuring no person.
The thermometer has fallen "a degrees since Yesterday
To-day We are having eastery ran-storm
Among the prominent guests at the Nahant House this
season, are Lord Napier and family
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On the lst inst. the remains of er-presdant An
SON Jones, of Texas, were taken from Houston to
Galveston, where they were placed in marble tomb
erected to receive them
The Lynn Bay State records the death of Isaac
Newhall, Esq., at his residence in that city, on the
6th INST deceased was the writer ofa series of pa-
pers upon the authorship of 'Junius, which attract
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OF OCEAN STEAMERS
o ARRIVE.
gegal Notites.


LID 10 ~ NlN Ia NOllCE THAT
the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
oI pnore CITY letters OF administration, de bons non
on the estate of ROBERT BARRY late of the said cty de
ceased. ceased. All persons having claims against the said
ouchers thereol TO tHe su'scriber
Z'tn DAY OF July next; they may otherwise by law he
eNciuded from all benefit of said estate All persons in
payment. ~ t'''e
Given under my hand this 25th day of June 1858
je2S-1aw4w Adminisfr,tor n d ~
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we read and hear this subject, the stronger is
est calculation, twenty per cent. below that of
1891, and the tendency of our Judgment is towards
the opinion that the comparative diminution is
nearly one half
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uIinOis Politics.

CHICAGO, July 12-Mr Lincoln addressed a L ~pe con.
course of people Saturday night in reply to senator
douglas speech of the night before. The number in ~
tendance is estimated at 5o00 Considerable enthusiasm
was manifested
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QUEBEC July 13-The ship Windsor Forest arrived here
rports that she was in company with fe steamships Nj
agara and AgamemnOn for three days and parted compa
ny with them on the goth ut during heavy weather.
Both ships had light steam The weather the 23d
and 2lth fine, and then the 29tl heavy southwest
winds prevailing.
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,je2S-1aw4y
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE

subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore CITY, letters of administration de bonis non on
the estate A. BARRY late the said cty deceas
e III persons having claims against said deceased are
heepy warned to exhibit the with the vouchers there
or to the subscriber, before the 9th day of In lv
next they may otherwise by law be excluded from ali
dement, OF said estate All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pa yment
Given under my hand this 25th day of June 1858
je2S1aw4w Admin;stra+or n d
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Il 1OTICE.-Whereas ON or about tho Il

Go ' day oil May 1876, Land Warrant, No 25444 for
l6O acres, issued by the pension office in nv nam, in
virtue OF the Of the Act of Congress passed in
GEORGE Fl, HICKMAN, of the city of Baltimore aoDt'
and whereas, frequent application has been made from
time to time to said Hickman for the same and his ran
has been that the has not come to hand Tberacls
have filed in the General Land office caveat AGAINST tb
patentng of location which has been or NAV he mad
with said warrant and shall make application to be pn
sion office for duplicate of the same
-law6W Inr>
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EXPORTS FROM BAJTIMopD

BERMUDA.-200 bbls -four, 25 bbs. corn meal ono H.,
corn ia bus bran 100 bbls pork kettles lard 1oc
boxes candles hhds tobacco. ' ioo
iAGUAYRA AND PORTO CABELLo.-47O bbls -four. aoo
haf bbs do 100 kegs crackers 200 kegs butter 200 tn
lard $50 hams 20 terces rice 800 boxes candles
e soap % boxes cheese 60 boxes Florida water Is bags
Der. - ~ f '' ANNN ii'h-
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r n 1BRfIENNER fINE ct al rs MCPHERSON AND WIFE.
" Id u CIR(,IIIT C0ITPT EOp u

mada LII CITY, July ID 1855 Ordered that the sale
sale of tb reported by JOHN STEWART Trustee for the
above can property mentioned in the proceedings in the
contrary thereof m and confirmed unless the
Iy next ProrSa shewn before the 26t day of Ju
newspaper copy OF this order be inserted in some
successive weens IN BALTIMORE once in each of three
The states the He,Gre the said 2eth day of July
VIC amount of sales to be 1875.
v31aw3wl Trne oo, W Fl. II. TURNER, CPk
'ps' test W. H. III. TURNER, Crk
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MARKETS BY TELEG RAPU,

NEW YORK, July 13.-Cotton is firm-sales of O0o
baes Flour is firm-saes of $4,000 bbs State 5 cents
sales of AZ 900 bushels southern cts white
l4O cents Corn is buoyant-saes of 81 bushels mix
ed 63dS0 cents white S2S3 cents yellow S9d9O cents
Pork is steady at s167O Prime S1375 Lard generally
closed buoyant at 14d114 cents, Whskey closed firm
at 23d23H cents. Sugar is steady-Muscovado 6%G7
cents Turpentine Spirits 43S SG4k cents. Rosn firm
at $io Rice is quiet at Sd3H cents. Freights-Flour
to Liverpool Is. Cd.
GINcINNArI July 12.-Flour firm; good extra brands
SeIng at S39OCdS425. Wheat and Corn unchanged
niskey quotes at 22cs There nothing done in the
UhlcAGo, July l2-Flour dull. Wheat has advanced
cessaes at 62G69cts. Corn firm at AZ cts Oats buoy
~ ao az l shipments to Bufalo-ITO bbls of flour
ousHes OF wheat and As 600 bushels of corn To
pswego-So hour 81 900 bushels of wheat and 55 900
bnshels OF corn Receipts-l 400 bbls of aonr 5I 000
bushels of wheat, and SIS goo hnshes Of U muir 0iOOo
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

m, July Y.
The market for Beef Cattle Wardels Avenue Drove
Yard was dull this week and prices off so cts on the
100 lbs Since last the arrivals there were 800 head
577 of which sold at from 75OS9 per 100 lbs extremes
principally at SSGS9.
ABOUT 700 Cows and Calves at Wardell's this week
selling at from $50 $40 good fresh Cows 500 In e30
for middling quality. and Sl5 to s25 for dry Cows
OF Hogs the receipts only reach about 900 head: the
market was dull with sales So % to SO the nett
100 lbs ~ " io ii0''
The arrivals of Sheep at Wardels were $3.50 The
market was lively and all sold 81 to 81 each be-
ing equal to 7(d)S cts. per h. dressed ' -
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Treasure Coming.

NEW ORLEANS, July 13.-The steamer Empire City,
from Aspinwa reports that the steamer Star West
route for New York with four hundred passengers
and 81 500, 900 in gold
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je2S-1aw4w
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that the

Il subscriber, of Baltimore city, in Maryland hath
obtained from the Orphans Court of said city letters
OF of the personal estate of FREDERICK J.
claims against the said are hereby warned o
EXHIBIT the same with the vouchers the sucrI
be on or before the 18th day of January next they
therwse, by law be excluded from all benefit of said
S5S. ' VI -'Pii''
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ALBANY, July 12.-hlrs Hartung, under indictment
here for the murder of her husband arrested in N
Jersey yesterday and brought up the boat this morn
ing,
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VNI1fS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. tbot tho I'll

Il scriber has obtained from Orphans Court of Raj
m0re city letters testamentary the estate of ANN
nAA SHA" late of said city, deceased All persons
having claims against the said estate are hereby wa5
to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to the b
Scrlper on or before the 18th day of January 1888 they
may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all benefit f
SAID estate All persons indebted estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment. Given under nv
hand, this 10th day of July lS5S. my
ivI9 lus
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Illness of Gen. Quitman.
New ORLEANS, July 13.-Gen Quitman is seriously i'll
at Matches. Doubts expressed of his recovery.
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MEMPHIS, July 13.-The notes of the Citizens Bank are
refused here to-day 1t expected the bank will
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3 -1aW6v - AN-DHbiSh'
NOTICE-Wbereac on - z-a5S; -. a. a,r

OIlCE.-Whereas on or about the 18th
day of May 1856, Land Warrant No q SOC for 1so
acres was issued by the Pension office in nv name in vr
tue OF the provision of the of CONGRESS- nassed in
March, lS55; and transmitted the 18th dav of Nav
1900 TO GEORGE H. HICKMAN of the city of Baltimore
AGENT and whereas frequent application has been made
from time to time to said Hickman for the same and his
gePy mas been that the same has not come to hand -
therefore, have ged in the General Land Office caveat
against patentng of any location which has been or NAV
" % win the said warrant, and shall make application
10 'he fenslon office for a duplicate of the same
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EMILY DUGAN,
jel5-1aW4w r. Administr,tr;,.
NHIS ISTO GIVE N0TIC,E thnt H., ,L

- scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Batlmore CITY, letters testamentary the estate of
HANNAH c. WILLIAMS late of said city. deceased -
All persons having claims against the said deceased are
nereoy warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
ereof TO the subscribers, before the h day of Jan
uary next; they may otherwise, by law be excluded
from all benefit of said Given under nv hand
this lst day of July, 1855 ~
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The Tehunntepec Railroad
Citizens Bank of NTemph

NEW YORK, July 13-The bark Rapid sailed hence to-
day for Minton Mexico, with large number of labor
ers for the Tehuanepec Railroad
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NOTICE.-Whereas on or about 1Lo sa.L

l. OF October, 1856, land warrant No a. s43 for
lou acres was issued by the Pension Office in nv name in
virtue OF the provisions OF the Act of Congress- passed in
Ieae 1922 ana on the 2sth day of October
1896, to GEORGE H. HICKMAN of the CITY of Ratmor' '
AGENT and whereas frequent application has been made
rom tlme TO time to said Hickman for the same and his
reply mas been that the has to hand there
lore, have filed in the General Land Office cayeat
against the patenting of any location which has been or
may pe made with said warrant, and shall make apnlica
eon TO the Pension Office for duplicate the same