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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

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CTATE OF cALIFORNIA, County OF Nevs-

- da-ss In District Court I4th Judicial district
J. II. WENTWORTH VS.. ZENAS WHEELER CO In
pursuance of an order of Hon Niles Sears Judge oil inc
District Court aforesaid made the 18th day OF May
D. 1855, Notice is hereby given to all persons holding OF
claiming Liens the following described property to wit
The Steam Quartz Mill at Mud Flat Nevada in Neva
da County hereby notified to be and appear before the
said Judge in open Court MONDAY the 3ls day Of May
A d. 1858, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ of that date. as soon
thereafter as the Court hear the same then and there
to exh bit proofs Of their said liens By order Of the Court
In witness whereof Rufus Shoemah Clerk of the Dis
trict Court aforesaid have hereunto set my hand and
impressed the seal of said Court at Office in the city Of Ne
vada, this 18th day Of May A. D. 1858.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk
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~ County of Nevada Township Of Nevada, ss BY viz.
Of an Order Of Sale to delivered issued from the
Court Of John Anderson Esq acting Justice OF the Peace
in and for the County aforesaid bearing date May 18th
D. 1855 to satisfy judgment and decree Of sale by said
Court made the 18th day Of May A. 1858 in favor Of
II. II. FLAGG, and against NATHAN HAUK and ELIZA
HAUK for the Of $249 TO- debt interest damages and
Of suit will sell TO the highest bidder for cash the
following described property to wit Frame House sit
uated between the old and roads leading from Nevada
city to Washington in the County and State aforesaid on
which, said defendants reside together with the lot
Of land which this said house stands, also certain
other lot of land situated the south side of said old
road leading to Washington and nearly opposite the aore
said house, and known lauks Garden. the be-
ing enclosed by fence fronting said old road and ly
ing both sides Of Nevada street and containing about two
acres less-whchl will sell in front Of the Court
house door. on THURSDAY the 10th day Of June A. y.
1885, between the hours Of O'Clock A. " and O'Clock T.
NJ of aid day.
Taken the property Of Nathan auk Wife to salts
fy .he above demands and accrung costs.
Nevada City May 18th A. d. 1855
33-3w L. S. GREGORY, Constable
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~ County of Nevada. Township of Nevada, BY ,r-
tue of an execution delivered issued from the our
of John Anderson Esq an acting Justice Of the Peace in
and for he county aforesaid bearing date May 1th a. H.
1855 to satisfy judgment rendered by said Court the
9th day Of MAY 1855 in favor Of T. ElLARD BEANS and
against FRANK CIEMANS CO., Tor the sum of SIS ~
debt interest damages and costs Of suit. have taken in
execution and will sell TO the highest bidder for cash the
following described property to wit: al tie right title and
interest of Frank ;cnlans Go. in anil 10 Quartz Lead
known the Wares Quartz ining Company situated
ON Hughes Hill, consisting cf the one half Of twelve
shares, also all the right title and interest Of Frank
Cemans X Co. in the Nevada SlaIt Seby HILL together
with the Engine and appurtcnanccs belonging to H. said
property having been heretofore attached by me which
will sell front of the Court House door in the city Ne
vada TT tSDAY the LIST day Of June \. d. 1858, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock T. ~ IS
said day.
Taken the property Of Frank Crmsns Co., TO salts
fy the above demands and accruing cO-ts.
Nevada May 10th A, u. lS5S.-32 til
FRED HIrRNL ISTER ConStaIlp
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IMPoRTANT mo TEMALEs.-WHEN .

Corner Of Montgomery and California sts., over Wen
Fargo Co.'S Express department.
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C1TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF Neva-

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Nevs.
- da-ss District Court the 14th Judicial District Of
said State The People Of the State Of California to STE
PHEN ARTZ, Greeting You hereby summoned to
appear and answer the complaint Of y. W. SCHAAF hled
against you, PETER WHEELAN, PETER NICHOLS and
LORENZO HANER, within ten days from the service Of
this writ if served you in this county, within twenty
days il served you this District and out ofths county
and within forty days served you in this State and
out of this District in action commenced the 1lh
day Of May A D. said Court for the recovery Of x
hundred and eighty dollars alleged in the complaint
said action to be due plaintiff from the defendants upo
promssory note with interest thereon at the rate oftwo
and half per cent per month from the 26th day ofDece
Der 1857 until paid Also for the further of one han
dred and twelve dOsrs and sixty three cents due pans
from the defendants Of goods wares ana mer
chandEe, sold and delivered by plaintiff TO defendants At
their special instance and request as Z ont in thA ea,
plant aforesaid on file ~ .ne Office OF the Cerk
eerVneo ~1py Of which herewith served Aad ySA
sreby notified that if you nail to said complaint
as herein directed Plaintiff viii take judgment against you
therefor by default together with al costs Of suit and aha
demand OF the Court snsh other rsAs l prayed for N
his Safd complaint. BY Order Of the Court
In testimony whereof Rufus Shoemaker, Clerk Of the
1@l District Court Aforesaid. do hereunte
( seal set my hand and impress the seal 81
(@J said Court at Office in the city Of NeVA-
da, this 17th day of May A. j.. 1855.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk
By WIN. SMITH, Deputy Clerk.
Meredith Hawley, Att'ys for Plaintiff. S3'SU
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BY VIZ. SMITH, Deputy Clerk. 33-SWs
DIBBLE & LANSING. Att'ys for Petitioner
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Attending and Resident Physician,
L. J. CZAPKAY, NJ. D.,
Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War Chief Physi-
clan TO the Goth Regiment of Honveds Chief Surgeon to
the Military Hospital at Pesh, Hungary and the late Lee
turer on the Diseases Of Women and Children.
Communications strictly confidential
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Pub.-No. |.


JOINT RESOLUTION to amend the Act
entitled AN act to regulate the compen-
sation OF members of Congress" approved
August sixteenth, eighteen hundred and
fifty-six.
ReSol0ed by he Senate and House Of Re
Pyeseatdtiees Of the United States Of
Inertca tni Congress assembled, That tho
compensation allowed to members of Con
grsss by "a act entitled AN act to regulate
Tho c-rrc-sa-.cu Of members of Congress" /"
dpYrorau August sixteenth. eighteen hundred
and ffty-rr, le pad IN the following manner,
to Wit: ou th hrzt day of the first session Of
each Congress, or as soon thereafter as he
may be in attendance and apply, each sena.
tor, respective and delegate shall receive his
mileage, as now provided by law, and all his
compensation from the beginning of his term,
to be computed at the rate Of two hundred
and fifty dollars per month, and during the
session compensation at the same rate. And
on the first day Of the second or any subse-
quent session, he shall receive his mileage as
now allowed by law, and ale compensation
which has accrued during the adjournment,
at the rate aforesaid, and during said session
compensation at the same rate.
Sac. Q. -ARd be IL further enacted, That
so much of said act, approved August six
tcenth, eighteen hundred and fiftysiI, as con
flicts with this joint resolution, and postpones
the payment of said compensation until the
close of each session, be, and the same is hero
by, repealed.
Approved. December %, 1857.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Puh-No. o.

JOINT RESOLUTION making an appropri
alton for the payment ofexpensss OF invest
igatng committees of the House Of Repre-
sentatlYes
ReSolUed by tie .SeHaie and House Of Re
personalities of the United States Of Ameri-
ca an Csnyress assembled, That the sum of
thirty FIVE thousand dollars be, and the same
is hereby, appropriated, out of any monies in
the treasury not otherwise appropriated, for
the payment of expenses Of the several in
vestigatng committees Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives during the present session, and that
the same shall be added to the miscellaneous
item Of the contingent fund Of said House.
Approved, February IS, 1858.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Cousin Sally billiard Outdone.

Scene at Chatham during the session Of
the circuit court in the case of the Common
wealth Us. Cszsady, on charge Of malicious
stabbing,
The vsnire- being empanneiisd, and the ~
~ so'en,nlY charged by the clerk, the Com
mouwcaltb'. attorney called in support Of the
indictment, ,he witness, Buck Bryant, who
being solcmnly sworn the truth to tell, testi-
fed a. follows: r aa ~issa s5
Question by the Commonwealth's attorney
Tell all you know about the cutting Of
the prosecutor by Cassidy, the prisoner at
the bar" e@ ~
Answer-"Well, gentlemen, it was election
day--'twas dark, wet sort Of drzzly day,
and says to my old woman. b'lieve I'll go
down to Ringgold aud 'posh my vote. 'And, ;
says my old woman to me, well, Buck, as it
is sort q a dark, cloudy, wet sort o a driz-
Fly day. says she, .hadu't you better take your
umbrili Says to tho old woman, / 'spect
had better take the umbnl So took the
umbril and advanced down towards Ripggold,
and when got down thar, Mr.. Cole coined,
and says Le, Uncle Duck, have you seen
anything Ct old neighbor Harris z Says to
Mr.. Cola, for .whya Says he, hos got my
umbsil' o asi - Rst les q 2. t'as -
The witness was here interrupted by the
court and told to confne himself to the aetu-
al fray between the prisoner and Cole, the
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Pub.-No. :.


AN ACT to alter the limo of l.sldine the
Courts of the United States for the State
of South Carolina.
Be IL enacted By Ae Senate and House OF
REpresca luticcs OF the United States Of lime
rica IN Congress assembled, That from and
after the passiag of thi. act, the terms of the
district courts of the United States for South
Carolina, at its sitting in Charleston, shall be
held on the first Monday in January, May
July. aud pctabar, n each and every year.
inst al OF at the times heretofore appointed
Sec. 2. And DC a further enacted, That
from and after the passing of this act the
term Of the circuit court of the United States
or South Carolina, at its sitting in Charles
t.r s.- be held on the first Monday in
ara' a sa.a .u. very year, instead Of at
Ja. ... as.etolore appointed.
SEQ. 3. Ind be II further enacted, That
,ra wits, recoguizances, and process of
at ...-. already issued, taken or made re
tufas {" the time hitherto appointed for
the terms of the said courts, shall be consid-
cred and taken as made for the time herein
provided for the said courts.
Approved, February 10, 1858.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
pnh-No. %.

a hI~NiA ItON authorizing the Secretary
O. "as 90 cAPend the appropriation made
july eighth, eighteen hundred and fifty
sin. upon such channel Of the st. Msry's
River ss he may select.
ReSolced By the Senate and House Of Re
presentatireS of the United States Of -Ameri-
ca IN Congress assembled, That the appropri-
alton of July eighth, eighteen hundred and
ffty-si1, made for the improvement Of St.
Mary's River, in the State of Michigan. may
be expended in excavating such channel as,
from the evidence which he may obtain, the
Secretary of War shall deem best.
Approved, June Q, 1858.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13

! prosecutor. l. answer 70 which the wi:ns A
remarked in a tone of indignant remoustraEce
! We'll now. Mr.. Judge, you hold on for am
| sworn to :ell the truth, aSd | am c~inc q
1 tell 1t my own way-so taint worth while for
! you to say nothing more about it"-whss-
upon the court and Commonwealth sttor-
ney being anxious TO get rid Of the witness,
on any terms, told him TO 60 on and tell th =
tale in his own wav. "Well, As l was going
to shy.itwas on one lection DAY. Buchanan
and Filmo:was a running for the Legislator.
and says TO my old woman, says i, I'll 60
down to Ringgold and post my vote. Says
my old woman to me, says she, Buck, rs it is
a sort of dark, cloudy, rainy, damp, drizzly,
sort of day, hadn't you better take your
n~brill, says sbel SAYS I, to the old vo-
man, says spect had better take my un
brill, SO took the umbrili and advanced on
towards Ringgold, till | arrive thar.
Well, the frat thing did when 60, thar
was to takeEa drink Of buchanan whisky,
which was monstrous good, and says to my
self says ! old hoss, you feel better now.
don't you! And while was ad d,ausing
around, Mr.. Cole he come 20 ms; ,ays he.
Uncle Buck, says'h., have YOU seen anything
of old nsighbor' lIarrs.' say. |, for whyi-
Says he, the old cocks got my umbrill. AZ
ter while, posted my vote, and then M..
Cole and me advanced back towards home.
and Mr.. Cole was tighter than ever seem
him. And so we advanced along till we got
to whar the road and path forked, and Mr..
Cole and me took the psth as any other gen
tlenen would, and 'arter advancing while
we arriv to old nsighbor Harris q settin on
log with the umbrill on his arm, and about
that time Elijah CssaadyI(rhs prisonsr,) com
ed up, and we advanced on till We arriv at
Ellah's house. Elijah is my nsff.w aud ike.
wise my son-in -lsw-he married my d,ugh-
ter Jane which is next to my daughter Sally.
After we hal advanced to Elijah's house,
we stood in the yard a while q jawing and
presently two somebody's rid up on hoss
which wa. Johnston before and White6eld
Cassidy behind-Whitefeld and Kiah Cas-
sadly being the same. Eli jah and Kish 10
brothers, both born in the natt-al way lik.
anybody else's brothers, no gals between 'em
both EN- is about the same age, especially
kiah, which the youngest, Kiah war drunk.
and he and Mr.. Cole got 70 cursing ono ano-
ther about politix, and. l advanced in the
house whar Elijah's wife, which is my d.rter
Jane, which is next to my daricr Sally
Well, after jawing awhile with EN- my little
nefew says he to me, says he, Uncle Buck,
let's go home. Says !, good pop, 50 we peg
ged on together, and heard somebody cali
ing me, never tentioned them nor advanced
back. Well, got home and was eating
my supper, and Elijah, which was my son-in-
law, and married my darter Jane, which is
next to my dsrter Sally, ani,d, and says be
to me, Uncle Buck says he, I've killed man.
Says |, the hell you have. And this is all
know about the stabbin, because want there"
-RicLmond HHig.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13

E-John Chinaman stepped into aje~el
ry store in san Francisco, and inquired ifth.y
had sny constituencies On being asked to
explain himself, he didn't know what consist
ency was, but he had been told it was some
sort Of a jewel, and he should like to see one.
He was informed that it was doubtful if any
shopkeeper in the city possessed The article.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13

@-An eastern editor charges the strssg-
minded women with with dragging their
skirts in the puddle of politics" Wha.svsr
else they may be guilty Of We don't think
them justly chargeabls with dragging their
skirt in Puddles. Every women Of them
wears her dress upon the street IS the most
curious pnsser-by could decently desire
Lou Journal .--.--
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13

HGrpiness.-Therc are two things that will
make us happy in this life if we attend to
them. The first is, never vex ourselves about
what we can't help; and the second, never to
vex ourselves about what we can help.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13

ES-"Are these pure canariesl" asked q
gentleman Of . bid faneier, with whom he
was negotiating for pair. AYES, sir" said
the dealer confdentially; IL raised them 'ers
birds from this very canari seed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13

Very Liksiy.-A man advertises for a
competent person 10 undertake the sale Of .
new medicine, and adds that ''it will be pre-
| ftable h, the undettaksy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13

ES Perhaps men are the most initiative
animals in all the world ofnature Only one
ass ever spoke like man, but hundreds Of
thousands of men are daily talking like asses.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13

tad out of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated.
Approved, February 4, 1858.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13

E-At debating society in Schenectady
the other day, the subject was: (which is
the most beautiful production girl or
strawberry y Afier continuing the srgu-
nent two nights the meeting adjourned with
out coming to a conelusion-the old ones 20
ing for the Strawberries and the young osss
for the girls. q sss-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13

kIin what ship have the greatest num-
Der Of mon been wrecked Coartship. .sI
: Bungay, Of the Central Independent, II
defense OF "hoops" speaks ofthem - among
the things We "firs. loathc, then pity, then
embrace"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
NEW HAiRDRESSiNG AMI. SHAVING Sk-
LOON,

IINIIE undersigned would respectfully inform the
i citizens of Van Buren and all sojUurners in the
city, that Pc has established himself in the old Bush
house opposite the Wewokce Saloon for the pur-
pose of carry ag the above business in Its vari
Gus branches tie satisfaction ofall who will give
me trial. In connection with the above business
he viii bleed, cup and draw teeth, plug and clean
teeth, in the best manner at the same PLACE.
anil %. '5S WM YOUNG.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13


AN ACT to detacL Selma IN the State Of
ALBANIA from tie Collection District Of
New Orleans, and make It a post Of deliyc
~ wiJhin the CoiIact;on District Of Mobile.
BE 1t enacted dy tie Seaqtc a4d House of
Representatives. Of tie Cnited States of Ame-
rica IN Congress asSeal5'ed, That Selma in
the State of Alabama, WHICH was constituted
= port of delivery within the collection dis
trict Of New Orleans by the act Of third March,
eighteen hundred and fifty-seyen, chapter
one hundred si.1 two, be detached from that
district, and be made port of delivery with
in the collection district of Mobile.
Approved, january 81, 1858.
Pub.--No. 4.
AN ACT to supply an omission in the en-
rollmeDt OF a certain act therein named
Whereas, the following clause of the act
entitled IAN act making appropriations for
the support of the army for the year ending
the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and
fifty eight" approved March third, eighteen
hundred and fifty seven, to wit: "For the
manufacture of arms at the national armories
three hundred and sixty thousand dollars, y
was omitted in the enrollment of the said
act; therefore
Be It enacted 5y the Senate and House Of
| Representatives. of the United States Of Ame-
ricu In Congress assembled, That the sum oi
three hundred and sixty thousand dollars 70,
| the manufacture. Of arms at the national ar
J nories be and the same is hereby app,opria-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Powder.

% KEGS Dupout's and Hazard Milrs pow'e
~ 10 kegs blasting p"wder, received per s-eat'
tiizluIgh and for sale by
april ,, 58 WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Wood sEarsses.

> DoZ horse and mule names, received anc
l. - for sale by
april 9, '5S. WARD .& SOUTHMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

rIE sciences OF Chemistry and Medicine have been
taxed their utuos: TO produce s best perfect
purgatiyc Which is known to Innumerable proofs
shown that these Pills have virtues which surpass ia
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they win
rreceIenteiy upon the esteem Of all They are safe
and pleasant 10 take hut powerful to Their penc
trang properties stimulate the vital activities body
remove the Instructions of s organs purify blood
and cxpo disease They purge out the foul uors which
brec! and grow dstempcr stimulate sluggish or disor
dared organs into their natural action and impart healthy
tone with strength TO the whole system Not only
they the everyday complaints Of BODY. but
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have baed
the best Of human E&i While they produce powerful
effects they the time, diminished doses tha
safest and best ysc that be employed for children
Being sugarcoaef they pleasant TO tale being
purely vegetable free from any risk of HARM Cures
have been made which spys5 belief they not sub
stantilca by of such exalted position character
tC forbid the suspicion OF Uatruth Many eminent
clergy and a at their names to certify
To- he public ilc reliability of Iy remedies, while others
have The II their conviction that nv
Preparations contribute Immensely to tho relief of my
afflicted sulf,ring fellow-nlca.
The Agent below named Is pleased furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions their use and
Certificates Of their of the following comIains:
Costvencss, Bilious Complaints Ehoumstism Dropsy,
Heartburn Headache arising from foul stomach, N:,
Indigestion. Morbid lnaetcn Of the Bowels and Pain
arising thsFetruIn fianency Loss Of Appetite all Ulcer
and CuaEeous Diseases which req uire an evacraut
medicine. Scruuia Kings Evil They aIso by purify
ing the blood and stimulating the sy.iGn. many
complaints which Il gUfltd he supposed they
Teac snch as Deaiaess Partial Kindness, Nelralia and
Nervous IrTitailits DnRngcmcnts Of the Liver and Kid
neys. Gcu and o!er kindred complaints arising from a
low state o the body orpbstructiOn Of its functions.
Do not be put OF by unprinciped dealers with some
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Pills, and take nothing else. No other they can give
you comTarcs With this in Its intrinsic value curative
powers. The sick want the best all there is for ier
and they siioEId have II.
Prepared by Or. j. c. AVER,
D. i
PDICE 70 CTS. PEa Boz- Five Boxes 81.
SOLD By
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Fort Smith, DR.. f. +. MsConnel, CiarksyilIe, an,
'y dealers in medicine every where.