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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-29

ENoLAND AND FRANcE.--we have read many
comments upon the aspect of relations between
England and France-but none more forcible or
impressive than the following from the n. Y.
Courier aud Enquirer.
The alliance between England and France is
study 1t is something ike the eats1te cor
di0le between Herr Dnesbach and the lion--
Nomfually the two are ON the best of terms
Ostensibly very loving couple A stroking OF
name and licking of hands well worth looking at.
Pleasant caresses- AfectiOnate embraces. All
the little endearneptE. Nay, such absolute trust
tool Down CUES the Hers head into the very
laws Of the royal beast There is nothing Ike
it Such burying Of old anuPathes Is post
fiveiy sublime. But somehow, after all, q mis-
giving will occasionally steal into the admlrlng
6ehoiders that this is too good to last. They
don't exactly make the musty remark that APP
pearances are deceitful aud yet they cannot help
musing little about what is bred in the bone
They don,t think the old lady such an old fool
after MI, who went TO the show every day 50 as
to be sure to be there If the Herr should get his
head chawed of. In fact, they are little ex-
Meeting something of the kind themselves, and
Fundamentally turn their heads at every smile
and snarl, as IT. sure, the grand catastrophe were
now coming The Herr, though he carries a
brisk air, is evidently not always at his ease.-
He ''dOats, yet doubts; suspects though strong
" loves" You may depend upon 1t he has got
his life insured In spite of all his jannty con-
fidence there is yet that about him which shows
that he knows that on any day Of the year he
NAV find himself an eaten-up mana tender
victim Of n too tender passion, Ills indeed q
strange mating. Yet are we not expressly to'd
that
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-29

PLExARY IxpuLaENcE-'The Paris "Unirera"
publishes card from the Pope. addressed to the
Bishop of Quimper, relative to statue Of the
Virgin in the parish church of Rumensol, in
that diocese The ''bull" says:-
n shirt of true repentance, shall visit the said
church, either on the day fixed for the ceremo-
ny Of ctowning the statue, or on ono OF seven
following days, either this year or any other,
and who shall offer up prayers for concord be
tween Christian princes, extirpaiion OF hereSy'
and the exaltation of holy mother church, Pien-
ary indulgence and the remission of all their
sins. And, notwithstanding everything to the
contrary, this present brief shall remain in force
foTever.n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-29

SISGULAR MIsTAKE.-A man named s wayne,
who was sentenced to the Connect clt State
prison for 10 years, for aggravated assault, Of
which he has served twoof three years, lately
petitioned the Legislature for a pardon This
the Legislature refused The resolution reject
ing the prayer of the petitioner, went to the
the Secretary of State singular error occurred
A certified copy of the resolution was made out
by the clerk, releasing SWayne, and he was dis
charged or Monday last. Whether this mistake
cnn be corrected, and the man sent back to the
State prison, is, in the opinion of the Newhayen
papers, question
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-29

THE veteran soldiers of the var of 1872, re-
siding in Philadelphia, propose doing honor to
the anniversary of our national independence.
They meet for the purpose on the 5th OF July,
at the court house, where proceedings approPrl-
ate to the day will take place.
Judge Hunt, of the First District Court at
New Orleans, has charged the grand jury TO the
effect that the action OF the late vigilance com
mittee was revolutionary and lawless, ana re-
commencing that its members be presented.
THR number of emigrants who arrived at
New York during the week ending the 2Sd in
slant. was GIG, making total Of 80, 45O since
the tirst of January. The number for cores
pOnding in last yeariwas 81 ,SO9.
Tue German and French socialists celebrated
the anniversary of the socialist outbreak IN Paris
on the 2Sd of June, 1S4S, in New York, on
Wednesday evening, by banquet IN Harmony
Hall, Essex street, which was densely crowded.
THERE have been extraordinary rejOicings at
Constantinople on the occasion OF the marriage
of the Sultan's daughter. The heads Of all the
religious denominations were invited. THIS TACT
produced great sensation.
Ter ninth vessel of the Upper Lake and liv-
erpool feet has sailed from Detroit for her dest-
nation. The only question now in the way OF
the permanent establishment of this trade IS one
Of profit, the capability of lake craft for ocean
service having been fully tested
The four days ending with Wednesday Tue
2sd instant, were the longest days OF the year.
On each of these days the sun was above the
horizon .Jitteen hours and three minutes.
TnE Free Win Baptists of New Hampshire
held their annual meeting this year at Pittsteld,
closing on the 18th. In the State are about ~
400 church members, of whom $50 were added
last year
Chicago boasts public park the gates OF
which are so constructed as TO etfectunily ex-
clude COWS aud crinoline.
The Atlantic Straw Works of Nantucket,
Mass, have suspended operations for the present
The Kentucky Synod (new SCHOOL, has voted
to dissolve and form itself into an independent
Presbytery.
ssWho was the first dead headi" ''Why Jo-
seph. of course, did not his brethren put him IN
the pit for nothing?"
The Buffalo Commercial says shipments Of
seed corn have been made from that point to
the West
Rev. Mr.. Gallagher, Catholic Priest at Il
cir. ILL., was drowned few days ago.
The cultivation Of the grape, for wine making,
has been commenced in South Carolina
Tie City Council Of Louisville, KY. has es-
tablished a paid fire department.
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To be wise and love
Excefds mans might.

John Bull is just now particularly dubious
about his charming ally 1t looks very much
as if the dear one were preparing to spring upon
somebody. There is a pushing out Of the tai
ons and a lashing of the tail that he don't fancy
at ALL He is getting decidedly nervous. the
whole world knows that he is in an exposed SIT.
motion and he knows it too. The main body of
his army and navy are on the other side OF the
world and have already quite as much business
on their hands as they can well attend to. Inc
French Army was never more numerous, never
more concentrated, never more formidable, new
er more eager for a fray somewhere But four
short months ago it fairly cried out with tmPa-
thence to be let loose upon the den of assas-
sins 1t was curbed then after fashion. but
every day since it has been growing more impe-
iious And though such is its spirit, the EN-
peror shows no desire to reduce its strength :
On the contrary, without any apparent reason,
he has Just added forty-twO thousand to its al
ready enormous force of half million. And he
has reinforced his navy q ite as largely. Eng
land, naturally enough, is getting somewhat
concerned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-29


A HoRRIBLR SToRY--A WOman 2arred and
tsathersd and Murdeted-The Detroit Free
Press of Saturday, contains particulars Ofanoth-
err cruel butchery, near Hastings, Barry county,
Mich, about two weeks ago
The murdered woman, who was killed by h
blow on the head from club, and sixteen stabs
with dirk knife, is Mrs Jane Harding, of Ma
poleon. She was formerly, with her husband, a
resident of Barry county and lived near John
DiIlfn. About two years ago, three grain stacks
belonging to the latter, which stood near MIS-;
Hardins,s house, were burned. This occurred
in the daytime, and was attributed by Dillln to
Mrs Harding, for what reason we are unable to
say. At all events ne considered the proof
substantial, and having collected together par
tv of five. consisting OF relative named Amos
Dflin, a friend named Isaac Devon, and three
brothers, named Theophilus, James and Henry
HYDE, they proceeded to the house of MrsN Hard
ing, took her out by force, tarred and feather
ed her, and then burnt her house to the ground
For this act they were arrested, and, having
forfeited their bail once, and delayed the prose
cution-which was for burglary and arson-tor
some time, the matter was finally settled by the
payment of 5000 on the part Of the defendants.
There the matter rested for the time being, and
the Hardinps moved away and settled in Ma
poleon, Jackson county. "A few days since,
however, Mrs. Harding went back TO see her
relatives, when Dillin wnylaid her, knocked her
down with club, dragged her into the woods,
and stabbed her no less than 10 times. de
then threw her body into cavity in the ground,
caused by the upturning OF the roots OF tree,
and threw a log upon it. together with some
bark and other materials calculated TO CONCEAL
it The stencil Of the decaying corpse led to
its discovery when DiIlin, who had been s'Is-
picioned, was Immediately arrested.
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;. $ '''sls''' + KEW FIRM.
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DRs. BARTLBff Z N,iNCl ~ I, n l 10
By hih EaI3siy inrTeltfs
- ife sIlfsiesfoF doing thesaue, fslff
~ hIa friends end tie ibiis ihiihsl,I
pleas connection with n 8. aFtlett r.
5 sft.en nceessfuie xPeTi me iHthtD't
q, ,~rf,,rrl eve ~ oc erssi,fi.
Nreehanfcal DentstTy--art ninal ~ AZ
1850 al The i8Provel1s,ss o. -
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49, ~ saeisI teeth shallnot be urpasafd.
Per5ons Who have denied the s. ~
during he necessary Prsa,,sf2 t1'Iat'
~ 9Th and roots, tnfoLreef tiathy
tlo .. nnIIt ChlOFofOFm or Hle ane ap-ici.
and Dsg6efEV hGSlieas 81 81 tssl ar
row eEtrseted without pain. .t.t,.. .. 49,,
.,o1 iStey TIlI Be- pleased 20 give gTufif- .,,-.
Tiis-. eaII examine aPeetfnenA o. 4AFtNSiel Aet
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4 6TFrcuER Turns OFT VERY DARE on THE
,aGoosE ogEsT1oN'' Isn't any 6etter thin fstutl-.
.aer.-Great is the comnotion inltbe Yfig Rich
nond" papers for these few days past. They
have found a ssnare's nest" and in tia goose
'(egg) question, and they are horror stricken Mt
the appearance of the egg, for it is all over
motley with abolition streaks-much after the
the style of the genuine article about the times
Of Easter Sunday. John Letcher is the fowl
YES. the venerable John Letcher, him that rep
resents the "unwashed Suabinns" of the Tenth
Legion district in Congress, and the same whom
the ponderous Organ next door recommends for
Governor--beit is to whose paternity, this egg
is, in part, ascrtbed.
The case, in brief, is this. In the year oil
grace, ls47, a DR.. Ruffner, q Presby terian Min
lister. in full fellowship and good standing, made
an address on "the develonement of the great
industrial resources of Western Virginia. In
This address the Divine was SO stupid and so
.outraseously hetrodox as toinsinuate, yea, even
10 assert, that niggcrs were an Infection upon
the body polite, and as such, were serious
drawbacks upon the developement of the adj.
vantages of Western Virginia. AR. Letcher, it
appears, was present when this address was
li;,-o,1 i Ictar .s;tting under it--tllen inedi-
;. 90 i,o,,,onsslv delighted or
convicted, or something else, that he straightway
,,,a.4a5 cow far nnblication. and so the
,S..;hej n,inIod and circulated and
sopy Loose n tho cab;ns and
h;s e J, G.,n bonses of Eastern Virginia
f,r these alsven years last mast without "no-
~, sa,,;n,, : cord to nobodvu about it An
80 .,ddon tho un,yasbefl organs. big and little,
tbrongbont the State. the heavy institution,
,,,.,,. a., t.l.a. notion tn make
heAt uoUi' "'li'''s 80, ..t..s.a.,,. 40
Governor outsoi Letcher' ne 70 piou 0'',
rubbed, stroked, curried, CREASED, tnndled ana
Matted and heraided to the world as the. best
,o,;ol obo,,s ,ro,,rd far a ruler over the
."
unwashed.
Just ut this particular juRctUre alas! SHAH
we tell-itP Yes. lust as fletcher was about be-
a., arocIoin,ed an ,n,eris,Ls yfya roce candidate,
i'ie P'.S -
what Should turn mp oilt 'nHt Paln!''''st--'''''
black republican, frec-soil, heretical address,
delivered by Dr. Ruffner DID,, and signed and
l, -, LII, Tatchor Az. the discovery
.oS" y 49,. = : ...-,..- =.
the WAag toppos'uohl Is must itii''ie'''is
lighted laughs fit to kill-while poor Pryor
in sbo1na sorrow and confusion hangs his head
-. ,,z,,.e;,,, ~ ,,,,,,;c o,i,ou until
c. fl1,,,o-,,o ,,,, have
chance to explain what he meant by signing
such document. The Enquirer, (Wise's Or
1orO lit-n Tho p.Ss..u.,er who didn't own the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-29

A pEEEGATIoN Of the Canadian Parliament,
numbering sixty members, visited Detroit last
Saturday and were Hospitality entertained by
the city government. ,sa 4@
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-29

A LUMINOUS RECIPE. The Washington Union
presidents Organ Grinder) is continually as.
tonishing the world with some luminous bit of
philosophy. No fix that the government can
get into, little bother that agitntes the Pres-
dentani his Cabinet, but what can be solvedand
set at rest in five minutes, by the watch, by the
% wits of the man Friday. Here, forinstance, is
the way in which he solves the Utah polygamy
question:, and the recipe which it gives for al
ways determining whether a State is republican
or not in its form:
"The family" says the Union" sis the foun-
tlationofsthe Republic. In our polity we have
= three corner stone institutions: the Family, the
State; and the Confederaey. Without the .fanii-
IN, the Stale edinot bc,rePublicda; dndlntsss
The 00rsrHnleRt Of tile State be republican,, at
cannot thdeT the C0asti ticait cd'aaot the
nHture of things be a member Of the c0!teteyacy
= Should q new State present. itself, therefore
for admission into the Union, authorizing
priucipIc so much at war, not merely with're-
81 publicauism, but with civilization ITSELF as
potygany, il would not only be competent for
Congress, but obligatory upon it 20 inquire,
icksthe5 admission should not be denied JoT' tho
reason that The form ef gorernR'eRt toas not re.
Rliblieanm
. The next article in the coldnnsof tue Grinder
will probably be a dissertation tinfavor OF strict
p construction. =
,BOaUs LoTrERlss-It appears from state
msnt recently made up the POstofice Depart
Jnent,. tliat the number Of letters addressed to
:; bogus lottery and other firms, from April to
June 10, 1868, and sent to the Dead Letter
Office. for the return of the contents to the
writers, is one thousand sir hundred and niRe-
teen. containing an aggregate of $s,47T AZ in
money, and $765 in drafts. The records of
poStoffice show that this mode OF swindEng the
nnblIc is no new thing. but has been more or
less practiced for several years past
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-29

EIEapAcHs-E From an Eminent GleFgyHiaH.--
Pittsburgh, July ., 1860 Messis. Benz. Page,
Jr. & CO.: / fake great pleasure in saying to
Won that / made use of B0Fkdrs's Holland Bit
fetS which obtained at your store and found
special rsiiefDf1a severe headache, from which
Ind long suffered and | believe they EeFe Of
service to me in relieving my stomach and
lead. Very respectfully, &c.
rs SAlf'I Z. BABcocK
Mr.. Silas j. Liscomb, of Birmingham, says:
al have found in Berhass's H0lktt9 BitteTs
remedy for Headache and Debility. Ny wife
has also used it with the greatest benefi;."
Mr.. a. S. Nicholson, Of Pittsburgh, also re-
ita use Tor headache. m
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! 49, aforV Brick buiidlug near ne lsrLs
a, rhe Tilth WAFd, and noE oteupitd y Jsits
r5Y,ar. ~ boarding house fOi'sa'i'l Sssl OF IL
day q 100 roon n TIE se1ls nov esszJi4
- shes store By John AanAiD =. ~ .lRlas4Rose
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-29
wheeiipg, Nov. rs, 1881. JANIS oAA'

CHARLES W. GRAHAM,
rCTRa-O FRsFO , n % KS ia NRR.
.r-F derstruea uouid inform the citizens Ct hhsshaf
ana vicinity having purehased the DIT an re
-icfIon Store Formerly oSh=d by Dr. James tlnne y
III Continue 70 carry Drug basinsss IN AL -
SrSneI,sS He most respectfully soielis cont s
:. which has heretofore been heiH7
Tt,iIe1I towards this oll and vel kuoWn est it.
IL VII be keep every ine . ne piLs, -
80 A. ~ Lowest trIe, usually 70 Be found In vel iaf
nIsasd Drug establishnenf -. -, -. =,
T--rinffoV carefully compounded lHou tnf parefte 81
~ s--,1-s CHARLES ". GRAHAM
80 -, cor. afaiu and hehstzrSn
10 Centre WhseiinE
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Ror Rent.

:, -..,-,Ffs uroperty nsaF nj Nood ceutteFy
tttHAL ~. Rina properly. Tie dg'llur eol:sfs
Eno ..eoarlodafions for large family lfe IL
sulelens $500 vtieh could BE- mace good InaJisr
eoutains 800 arena &e-, and 81 iut=3y eurfgs
"a, es,,- -s-lls1t fsnee. Ror terms aPRl, .
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For Rent.

.,,e A ogPTnFe DWELLINGS, Frame BRO
TORI ZOO Ifo-ls N ne aer6nd and tiird st,S
- IN lhe otn n a snail ails bv - feef; aiis
N good busin "A y, a faVOrnlle ternas, aptsr =
HniIsiBg Lots t't So THoa HOkSBaCOE
4. 1fs5l Main Street.. tsrgsan Monroe ard
p. e---l-na T. - ,. u. HuBbkLL,
No. = MoBrOe stssst-pp s-atls
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MONUMENTS, TABLEIs, AND eRAyEsTONEss Al
w ways on hand and being made bT machinery. SOLD
A. Low PRICES stone and Marble curhin P-1cinE ana
Vaults, for cemsteEieg Egde n tie most sI1
Imposing stones, made By h1aene IN iess time bet
ter style Than can be done - mere fluaI l11ol- ps
Iir attention 4 PAID . the % All
TuEs OF which have generally hand q oar Mantle
Rooms, large variety % beautiful patterns made or ~
finest quality q Foreign and Domeltis MaTtls BaiIds1s
and property 0wuer9 are invited or stock
Manties, ~ fe persuaded that, doing so ini
Earning our prioess (tl5 a1d nlafl blt kre
able 20 buld. ors 5000 house win fe e rr,.r
long Without one uoT Marble iauilas They
require no eerboine Dor painting, llEaHl neat
crnaet 70 rool, not liabls ire and dd not
cost much mora than good wood Mantle.
- Marble 81 al kinds sold low 70 the Trade.
uearhsonea, sls, and lint i made 10 crdef Grind
sones a ezel and ttg hand. Plaster earie of ind
and stueso Mo. HydFaplie ceuent for clsierhs fiTs
Walls and Public Works, aiEays hand. White Llfse
gToLfds new and superior article for plasteFing
q Purchasers invited 70 examine our rlest ~
their attention.
orders zyed eta dispdiea At SO, ssi 8 IS Ef5.-s,
Ss2i y. v. WALLACE
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a sIoN OF THE TNEs.-one of the signs Of
the times" (and something more than straw,
toO,) is the course of the Richmond Enquirer.
That paper, with Gov. Wise at it's head, is
yeering quietly, slowly, yetplainly oyertowhat
might be called the North.ward sentiment Of
the country The Enquirer, on behalf of the
State at large, gives out that in the event of
dissolution of the Union, and in case the Nor
Their, States should offer terms of confedeF'-
ton on the basis of State equality, guarantying
to ms the Independent control Of our own insli-s
buttons, and thus enabling us topreserye intact
our rnicist-sueh an offer, made in good faith,
would undoubtedly be entitled to mature and
deliberate consideration; and would be accepted
or rejected purely for thesake OF the best in
terests of Virginia, and without reference 10 sec
tional prejndices- ." ,4
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DENTIoThY.

n -.lneeffuIIv inform the public thatif b.;
together f0T the pTacst
- -tfSfTV TheIr once ls AZ 4a MARKET sEesi ssiHt''
o. Tr-tc1 - = vIhere they vii be happy
t6ir frnds and All others wishing the efsies' q
DentiFt- - n >. -veraf re4rFtbe a,fiY
s - th late Dr.. uiiihen, aud the sSnioI partsI -
been constantly eDEagei n tr ~ = =. ~ -
- IN some 81 the Fading Dentsta ~ q Al ..
A. T-nIted states, and has famiiiinitr haf.
- ,Ir ,-io1g ueenIarifesi in operating Ihe3 thsTt
6ore rf eanndrnt Of being able 20 give entif saise''i
% an Who may favor them Elt18st PP1HSTsSV u L
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Enr Rent

-.-.- p.,-, an Main street, Nofth Rheellhg. O.
N'aE sioi - - n VfootroWr foT terms arrr
= HiTFiF ee1 i,lsitf eEnH6E z. WIcKHAN
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~ READING AlAZZxR ON ETER PACK
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TAXING TINE BY THE FoRE LOCK Senator
,Se,0ard,-Thcy are commencing early this time
to take votes in the railroad cars and otherpub-
lie conveyonces, as to the popular choice for the
next Presidency We notice the following re-
cord in one ofthe Chicago papers, Of the vote on
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Ii late Musical Works always hand, among Slien
"A are: Festival GIee Book arranged Win flSeo
The Church and Home, with same arrange nsns: 2 -
Sacred Music; Young Folks Gles Book C't
Social Orchestra; Tbs EnfFe soore OF
Fkuuiem. Carcassfa Guitar Method deTs DO do SstE
nrts-besdes many othera 1920 PAYNE Z CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-29

Tnr veteran soldiers of the var of 1872, re-
siding in Philadelphia, propose doing honor to
the anniversary Of our national Independence.
They meet for the purpose ON the 5th of July,
at the court house, where proceedings approPri-
ate TO the day will take place.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-03
Legal advertisements.
Sherifs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION to directed
Id and issued out of the Hon. District Court of the
Fourteenth Judicial District in and for the County ef
Nevada and State of California Judgment rendered
in said Court the 2sth day of October 1883 In favor
of JAMES WHARTENBY, ct al. composing the Rock
Creek Deer Creek and South Yuba Canal Co against
Stephen Venard Samuel Connel Francis Barbour Alex
Young, S. Hecker, r: Greenman, j. w. Nye, c. c.
Ryer composing the Hawk Eye Company, $50 far only
rate property of the Defendants Venard Connel and
Barber and joint property of all of said defendans
for the sum of So s i2 with interest the said
from 2sth day of October 1883 at the rate of Ten
per per annum till paid together with S3s 95
Of suit have levied upon the following described
property, to-,yit
certain Of Mining Claims, located on Cement HILL
Nevada County, state of California, and commonly
known as the Hawk Eye Company's Claims, together
with all appurtenances thereunto belonging
Also-At the time levied npon all the right, tide
and interest Of Def ndant Francis FDour Of in and
to the Hardenburg Mining ground Also in the WhZ-
gig mining ground said Gold Flat county and State
aforesaid, with all the Flumes and appuitenances of
every kind and description thereto belonging Also
evied upon the interest of Francis Barbour Of in and
with connected on Gold Flat, in this county The levy
on the Kellogg mining claims made DC uber so 1853
Notice is hereby given that will expose public
sale the above described property in front of the Court
House door in Nevada city, the highest bidder for
cash.nn SATURDAY the 4th day of December, A. D.
1858 between the hours of 10 O'clock A. N and o'clock
p. NJ to satisfy and pay said judgment
Given under my hand in the city of Nevada, this
stn day of November, A ID. ls5e fJ
Sw. BORING, SHERIFF
By ED. BURRELI, Deputy.