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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26
Supreme Court-Chambers

Before hon. Judge Ingraham.
AUGUST 25.-John W. Creation Us. James G. L,oin-No
ion to dismiss complaint granted, with 81 costs
Mitchell S Mitchell u.s. Robert II. Cbbp1, and others Pc
port Of referee confirmed, judgment o; foreclosure az
sale ordered.
The same rs. John Taylor.-A like judgment
Fed. Esens~en Vim. c. Lemon Motioa TO yacaa
judgment denied with costs.
Henry A. Chienden rs Louis Dacis Motion to disms,
complaint granted and that defendant be at liberty TO
snier Judgment In the nature Of pros with sic
costa. &c.
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SUIIeIn our Was Ut er aud coed az beUer rates with
sales OF about bbs closing within the range OF
above quotations Rye -four In fair request at our
figures. Corn meal was in light supply, with small
GALES Of Jersey and Brandywine at our quotations.
light, with sales Of about IL 900 bushels Including
mixed Michigan at 81 30; red Southern at 81 26 old
white Michigan at p t. new red Southern a. 81 20 ST.
Is; white ditto at III 40 81 40, with small lot good
white keatcky at 81 so, and some red do atpt Corn
was ID moderate supply ard frmer, with sales Of about
1000 bushels INCLUDING old Western mixed etore s0c
new do afDa at SIC. s3c, and handsome yellow at sSc
Rye--Sales Of eco bushels we're made at 78c. SOC.
Barley was quiet and sales Of moment reported
Oats were irm and In good request, at 39c Al &c. for
State and ACC a 43c for Canadian.
COFFEE The market WAS firm, and for some descrip
uons ABOUT &c higher The sales embraced SEQ bags
Rio at III &C, and ECO do. Maracaibo q. p I.
COTTON The sales 1mbra ced about 500 o 900 baies
closing without animation and anything rather easier
for medium and lower grades. We repeat quotations.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT,

THURSDAY August 2b-B p II.
AsHEs-The market was unchanged, and small sales OF
pots were reported ut SIC, while pearls nominal
Flour-The market again firm TO- day,
with good demand and closed at advance Of about
&c TO 1Oc per bb The stocks in reduced and
the receipts moderate The transactions embraced about
12CoO bols included within the range Of the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26

s.,.gr.pn Marin. Report.
SANDY HOOK, Arg rs snnset-No toward bound YES.
10" !" "k'' VIVA M ", ..s' "Ss.as. ''H
os
sBIr TORNADO humford from 81 john NIB, for liverpool
put into this port yesterday, lesky See port arrivals.
GooDEIL previously reported ashore car HOG
Inlet lies high on the beach beading to NC aud
heni Assistance has been sent 70 her The Lis com
,On No ~ hs,,.. ~ -, r~.. g.
to load for Bremen
Donna now s IA
Tine wa. Ou sy.o M year
ing her cargo in psriso, condition and without claim o, d.
msse snen WIN coleman co. me- ana u 70 ssa on
VIII 20 DOUBT be full MORROW and viii Cs dsspaSsd imms
dissey for San Francisco.
s ~ ane ss1 ST. Sed oS Ss
s: s ~ s
e lie fore vas % tStr ~ h ma
could no, s'csr.n what d.. he bar. $50
he soys "a % sweaea Ien so@
James GoIhs Of New York was washed from he ubboon
scHn WV R,cuAnpsos, o, Ns~burvpor before reported
M s Ts Ky SssI
She has on board consisting OF Shoes
furniture Hour &c Owing heavy weather the schrs
%hcn were alongside had 70 be cut adr on the night OF he
Quick PAssAeEThe brig Calvert Capt F.der sailed nom
sailed august for InIs Island there soc .sr,ssd sS
sailed on the 18th and arrived At Ph.depha on he ah.
The esm,bt Bunsvills o, Comwes line !, INV on tho
WhalsmSn.
's III us @ o Of
,cSs ws se irving OF do with lou sp Wan aA'n of Orleans
IA fronp Ru..su NJ March H.yr,aor Dsnr,s ~ Mr. A.
''Gsf hrss.n. ST. Jun. 49, A.s.m. oe of s.n no re.
port g s from Capt we of chip California. NIB dated Nom
t sssh date @ S; biz Js.
srpsd day ios me
s. 81: S oil as sn of .o Wiz. Mason
her at ssy q Islands April S nth 1900 ss oil and - GOO os
@ e.. ~ ri & -, sSs leaving
~ - s D'an s.. Eu. NIB report. her a.
Jos-r s,sr june tT 70 oil ss before feSSrtsS
Ssr s a Ma q 70 SAL
or osD s@ Rs' Of bar.
Dec, and then a he~ e s M 49,,
oil "a before reported. ' '' 'N' '''''' ''"''' "D'
.,,, , Spoken, &c.
@ rs:
hq ssig Storm King hevcs fo, Mai. vo,d. a..
ma Banks about rs mites of Orange Key.
.prc,,o Ar,,o- No .ea III. rG d H..
st ssas bark hs-S Buck Griffin '
.'r murphy ''d Mary ~A'f's fs'''y for San fran
d AZ aug pn bark 0nas eI A@eds
s srS others rs before Doing in s brig Baltimore Bye rom
ZAzA July sl-In port bark rrae of the sea, Ursnn
Nfors' dsg'
AhsxAspH1A 4gs ss"srr big or.1Iuso so..s-ool.
Esn Wdso sss0n o ser.
s bark 1pSs
geeseasack Niagara wilson, Staten Island; Flora wi'sn
s SSS P5s ss.o I'D s1rs sis
BOSTON. Aug 2s-Arr stesmer joseph Whitney, Howe,
ss hsSss.an
Ps d. as Ss
sss s .s for
Ta neC Chase et 90 os Nsss "a
rankin I'D vrd Sc rain at night sasms aS ars
saa Vol. out s ss asd
1IssSss sssa .9s: Hvs
ss 1s iss ss
.o1 M% Is pAtsoa .:hr. csss f as
8~s eiss BAKER. e.
sGn "a. h,ys. snd lat 20
s..ss Ts
FIN s Rrsr chs Au'ey Taylor do LscOn sease.
Sass p.EcNt, Aug steamship. Jane. adams,
S sIs.s5.Sp fa,to,s e:sssS-n -. s,o ''n'
p1a; Absr l,s,a fs1o: MORSE l'ps a.A4'
RIvsk ns 2s-sld schr, Sea Bird, Chase. NYork;
AFT brig soiDs Wave fail Alexandria .car ou...
GALyEsIIN Ans S-cd brig " VIM N Rice, orssuoush.
sYork Passport gal scss Baltimore for gsonsornS
ssad, ss1, 'ssss %% sn
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bushels corn, sis ss.is: e:,:, I'D sss sa.Ssl
the folIosDg table exhibits the amount Of flour ana
grain In store & Chicago Saturday as and u that time
last year.
u. 1885, s. l sSss
Flour, bbN. IS6x
Wheat, bushels. ..........."..'. aS0,ee3 198,ly
Corn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SSv,aao lSo,]N
Oats. .........'.'.'''.'''''" So.'ecs C'oo!
Barley ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ',ovV AV,o'o
DETROIT.
from the Detroit Free Press, August "A.
The receipts Of flour and gram during the peztswenty
NJ c RR. .isiss 1855 SIS 'e. '''':y y.
3 3 : ! \. R kk.." N asa .. %
TSs shipments q sssn during ss the same 1s
."'' N''- ~ '"' Flour. Wheat
Lake 27b2 800
The maket yesterday in flour was still frner than
WAS on Monday, although scarcely anything was solo,
The MEETING on Change was the ages; tns mas Is ss
transactions were limited. few lois Of extra white
wheat flour were offered at 81 s7X, but sold at
lot Of 100 bbls red wheat -four offered at 81 GA
but not taken. In wheat buyers offering 81
NO 'C sbs ro% gO lows 10, wss sold at few
wagon loads from street at 81 o. One lot OF red held
at 81 but was not taken. Corn s Offering at 72c but
with little demand Oats worth 3lc. 32c with but
lew the MARKET although enough to supply the do
mard Barley Is steady at 81 per cwt for the best.
BUFFALO.
from the Buffalo Courier, August "a.
The receipts OF flour have been rather more liberal
during the past two three days. and larger proper
ton than has been received by com mission houses
The receipts Tor some weeks having been light the sock
became much reduced and the assortment poor. The
advance the New York MARKET both yesterday and TO-
day impaired frmness but quotations do not
show any very material advance The inquiry to-day
good for the home trade, and the sales reach 400
bbls at 50 IS for State = 30 for Illinois and
q fo.t Inn NJ nod IN Nhn
extra Ohio, Michigan and Indiana, and 81 $5 DO for
double extras and favore brands The inquiry for wheat
was fair, and 10 almost wholly from mllers. Choice
sought AFTER Holders firm Tue sales day foot up
$4,000 bushels in lots At 81 Is 81 10 for choice white
Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and Canadian 50 81 IS for
old Milwaukee club, TAO. for extra do, and 81 0s
for choice red Michigan. Included in the sales
were 10, 500 bushels new No. Chicago spring, 70
asking advance Of To-, but buyers do not meet
them; 69c is asked for No. Ilinoil with $50 offered
The receipts Of oats have been light fer some weeks until
to day. when Il 0l bushels were received from the up
per lake. The market Ia firm and hear OF but little
inquiry Small sales making, in bags at $50. 34c
Barley dull and new Ia nominal at Soc. No sales Rye
quiet and may be quoted ut 66c Canal freghts have
very dull for some time past The current rates
Flour &c., wheat &c., &c., oats $40 TO New York.
Flour &c. wheat &c., TO- The following
the shipments by canal from this port. 70 day
Wheat Corn.
West Troy .....................4 165 5000
hocneeter. ..lt,VoL
Medina. ....................... S,ouo
Total. .................1 1875 5000
The following the receipts by lake at this port to.
Flour, barrels. b,2OS
wheat, puEheM. 70
barley A,too
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oess bbls. -four l24l 1908 bushsh wheat, 2577e eos
bushels corn, 274 016 buahos oats, and Al 688 bushe
barley, masng grand tota, Of 6,O1o 272 bushels.
the folIosDg table exhibits the amount Of -four ana
grain In store N Chicago Saturday last and u that time
last year.
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Political Intelligence,
Exw YORK STATE CoSyESuoS.-Ths three political or.
carnations Of this State will hold their Conventions the
time and places below mentioned
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-29

t.nguishes it from all the Other teachings,
that commeEds it to my conscience -
Whether my heart be willing and obediept
OF not the inducemcnt that it holds out is
another rea>on Vt my convictions Of its
truth and genuinenes, but do not here
omit this my last argument on the Bible
that eternal lite is what my soul is painting
alter this moment. l mention this a.
reason for endeavoring to leave valuable
copy ot' the l<ibIe to be carefully preserv--
cd in remembrance of me, to see many Of
my postcrity instead Of some other book
at equal cost,
l beseech you all to live in habitual
contcntment with moderate circumstances
and g gslns Of worldly store, and earnestly
to tc'ch this to your children and chill
dren's children after sou, by example as
well as precept BE .ie;ermi ed to know
by experience as soon as may be wheth.r
Bible instruction is Cf divinc orig in cr
not Be sure to owe no man anything,
but to love one another. John Rogers
wrote to his children, ':Abhor that arrant
whore OF Rome" John Brown writes to
his children to abhor, with undying hatred
also, ttat s.,m Of all yillanies-Slavery.
'icmember, he that is slow to anger is
better than the mighty, and he that ruleth
in spirit than he that takcth city. r.
member, also, that they, being wise, shall
shine. and they that turn many to right
eousness rs the stars for ever and ever.
And now, dearly beloved family, to God
and the work Of His Grace com,neud
YOU all.
Your afect;oIate husband and father,
JOHN BROWN.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-29
THURSDAY, ,H]:i'U 1: D[).A Y =: :
-. The hundred thousand crowns they
are Il il certificates ; Of f St stock, suppose"

- The hundred thousand crowns they
arc. in certificates Of stock, I suppose"
The head lcrk began to lau gh.
"Ycs, vcs," said h., "N. Rothschild
told me about that-a letter from madame
directing him to invest the money in l.y-
ons Railroad stock ?, ......
''Exactly," replied the notary.
"Oh!' continued the head clerk, "M
Roth>child knew better than that He
says re bolscxcs that madame has a talc1t
for every thing in the w,ril except tusi.
ness; and, on that account, he took care
to pay no attention to her order" &c.
":4,he~e il ;.Eauker whose like you will
not meet with, every day." said Mrs. But
lvr, putting:the bank notes in the hands
Ut Eonncmaip
"1herc is not his equal in the world"
responded the notary. -. -':'. ill.,. r..
cc.0.:l met ": Lacios in the Rue Fat;t,e,"
sad the head clerk, :::.:.s 1 lett the Banking
house vf ". Rothschild he intcrroga:eu
me upon the success Of my errand. I
told him The state of the case, and he then
requested tue to avoid mentioning to mad
a,ue t!,atk had met him; as it WAS an
affair Of money, I, considered it ny ,.iuty
n. Bonnemain, to tell you tic Whole
truth"
you cre'the prince of clerks said
the notary. ". :. 49,. '@"
At this moment the drawing room door
opened, and NJ. Laclos entered. Paul
had returned 10 cast himself at tho feet
<f' his VifSinia:: ~ he hui,d.cA Thousand
crowns, .s;su u.iraculous!y - i4covere6,; no
doubt su55 3 ;es.e1i nany ;;"c4 excuses til
h,s conduct; bur Mrs, :Eatl:r, wiSE;ii; IL
$ pare him the trouble Of ut:ering them,
Erose to 1ier feet, opehhStd side door, and
passed into ali adjoining room, exactly as
III she were in, her own house,. z.;....4
=! y y wife," said the notary, carelessly,
g prefers to retire to her sitting room"
"iour: wife -" = j.
.,:"Yes, my Dear client, you declared that
/ must get you out OF the scrapc. and
could not think Of any, better plan than tu
marry the, lady mj self"
/ "My Virginia. cried NJ. Laclos in a
disconsolate tone, giving vent, without
thinking, to the expressions which he had
bcen*arranginy ini'is,l1eads before he en-
tered. i :',..' '.,.:;.: D.; 49,.
Your Virginia will 'ila ,tr BE- NY wife 'efore
eight days. said the notary, in decided
tone; you might break your other leg
without moving your Virginia in the
slightest. The bargain is concluded. W.
may buy Lyons, Railroad stock, or w
may liut-5mv,s verrons. NJ Robert, pu,
thess Hundred Thousand crowns in my
safe: 5Willyou take some coffee, NJ. La
clos r, ID 80? . ~r,..+ : :....
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-29
Tue END,

Ia
VIna1N1ANs have shown themselves superior
to all such passions, and have conduc' ed them
selves in a manner to elicit praise and 9dm;:a-
tion from all quarters. They have acted cody,
hohorably, justly - Winona Democrat. -
Il" Go it" sI6Any, while your hand is in,
and. dive just as deep into t'!e filth at your
masters feet as possible. They won't re.
spect you as highly us they d, their mig
gers. bnt no matt for That, ''go in''' and
Go your prctticst. ,. II; =.
""1he Vir=i.ian<''' have acted c,oly,
henorab!y,r justly" They mtcl fcco}y'
when a town If three Thousand inhab: tants
fled like d flock Of sheep before cold
Brown and his seventeen f,|lowers. -
ETh>y have acted :f.'o: o" BY" in hacking
")ld Brown over the he with Z broa J.,
sword, after he had surrendered and in
stealing what ii':oney they could fin; in
the pock"s fth':ir prisoners They act
ed ':justly" in hurryins "Oli Brown to
trial, when he WAS unable to stand from
the wouads he had received. and when h.
had to be brought into court on cot: he-
fore he could secure counsel, advise with
friends, or nuke any arrangements for his
defence lilo ,G2lt &,iij. ~..,.. ..-..l:
! Who wouldn't l,c proud t, call himself
a. pirgi:ian after such transactions ::
State ANas.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-29

!. TnE tnree men, Brown, Rejes,a and Ac-
quira. whose trial on the charge of having
been engaged il the .Afyican slave trade, took
place At Savannah, Ga >, last week, have been
acquitted. They are, however, to be tried on
another inlictmen. - ..">:@ sti -.55:..@
IL Acquitted, of course Their crime
was merely piracy, against. the law Of this
aud other civilized nations, in stealing
men from Africa, or carrying on The Afri-
can slave trade. They were tired in "a
community where the ruling class arc
themselves thieves-the only difference
being that the former steal men abroad
and the latter steal them at home. John
Brown was cl,oked to death on FRIDAY for
obeying the commands of his Maker, a.
tho spirit Of our Declaration of Indepen-
dence--these .scoundrels, alike defyinc
the laws Of God and of our government,
are acquitted, and will go free. Note and
remember these contrasts, for dav Of
reckoning and rctribution shall come. a,
surely asGod is just. II we could doubt
i, We must deny Him, most certainly. :.
Psattsbu'y PA Dispatch. ta
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81 !E7s.s .
sS.s.ets :sSsyes ;ssae1ss .;1sssted of;th4+ ciss
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-29
YputS NILtEE, HENRY swlssnELx
RIAL ESTATE E AGENCY
.,:s%4 ST.TaCLOUD. MINNESOTA

THE undersigned offer their services to loan
Il money upoa best real estate security; and
q purchase and sell property either real Of
: They have now for sale, At low prices:
~, 2Q quarter sections Of good land. y
Iii 80 lots, (so@e improved in St. Cloud
~ !" in Nininger addition to St. Paul.
- - in Nininger city,
10 - in Mound city, Illinois.
,,...Ia ...5 MILLER 8 SWlssHELM
%. Olsud, Nay Is, 1858 -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-29

:, . The editor Of an Indiana paper says,
'''more viiiainy is Oh foot" 'i;.c s,,n,',zo
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=. II. BARREI.

T. II. BARRETT e.:
etzn Engineeer and Surveyor
- o&es' on First Street, Lower ST. Cloud
Asps ef al surveyed; lands, and plats Of al
~ leading towns Of Northern Minnesota, can
. 1ad stall times At my 2otite.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-29

sao cs&:t@c has lcat h;a i,t.so.
Nevada national., 1859-10-29
SIIRRIFF'S SALE.

~ Virtue Of a Decree AMI Order of sale 10 M
directed and issued out Of the Jus;ce'- Court of J
Mcfiuire Of Rough Ready. County Of Neya,la aud
state or California. on Judgment rendered in said
Court, on the l4ih day Of September. A. y 1859. in
favor "f MICHAEL CIniFl.AN, and against URlAIl
PERRY. J.. J. WEIGH and 4 j. LUCES ct al. for
the sum Ut One hundred and Ninety three Dollars
and Siv'y-sir Gents principal with interest on the
said sun at the rate Of rrn per per from
the rendition Of Judgment until paid together with
all cssts ~ sui'.for the sale Of the following de
scribed property. 10 wit
That certain property, known as the Reservoir
Pitch ditch Constructed 10 carry and conduct
ter for mining purposes ami 10 create hydraulic
Power leading and conducting water to the Mineas
aud Mining grounds, at and near Nooney's Flat; and
oiher localities in Rough Ready Township, in said
NevaiA County.
Notice is heeby given that will expose to public
sale, all the above described property 10 tis highest
bidder, for cash, in front of the Court House ioor
in Nevada City, on TUESDAY, the 1T dny Of
November. a. q. 1859. between the hours OF .
o'clock, A. VI. anil 5i'clpck. p. "
J. d. YANIiAGAN Sheriff NcAada Co
Per In. BrRRiIL Under Sheriff
J. I. Caldwell. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Nevada national., 1859-10-29
SNERIFF'S SALE.

UT VIRTUE 81 Decree and Order uf Sale ,n me
ID directed and Issued Of the District Court Of
tue iiih Judicial District, in and for Nevada coun.
iy, state OF california, Judgment rendered in
saii Court On the S;h day of October A D. 1859.
In favor OF Alex Fraser. Richard Abbey and others
comprising the Middle Yuba Canal and Water Com.
pany, and against Elisha :. Clifford smith sanJorn
Archer Moore and Hugh Murphy for the sum OF
four Cents principal debt With interest on said prn
eipAl at the rate of two p-, cent per mouth from
the rendition OF Judgment until paid. together With
al costs Of suit for the sale Of tile following desert
bed property. 10 Wii
Al that i"i and parcel of Mining Claims. situated
in Mississippi Valley Iistrict, Nevsia County Cal
generally known the - Prospect COS Di.iugS -
with houn'arie. AZ follows -
Fronting East in the Ravn- iu the rear II Reni
Wood's Tavern, bounded an tho South hy the hrnw
oi tile Hill, slopeing TO SWeeiland's Geek On tie
Nss' hy The claims Of Curtis n CO. on the North by
Woods. Drake. X Co, rumpf ing eleven Cains.
more or les. together with all and singular, the
Tunnels, Cuts. and slicrs. Tailinrs Ts Rights and
other sppuftenanc-s unto said Claims belonging OF
In any wiNe appertaining.
Notice j. hereby given that will expose 20 Pub
lie sale. all The above described Property. 10 the
highest bidder for Cash in front Of tile Court House
Door, in Nevada city, 90 Taesiay the SIN dav of
November next. 4. u. 1881 betuten lie hours oi
o'clock 4 ". and O'Clock =. NJ
Given under my hand this 18th day OF October
4. 1859
Nc J. R VAN WAGIN Sheriff N.xad. ro
tonneH Fer ~ Bunili. tndsr Sheriff.
Siles,r Atty's fu llif4
Nevada national., 1859-10-29

MAErsviLLE STAGES The winter arrang,-
nIeuts for the Marysville stages. commenced
this week. During the past summer they
have made the trip from Moore's Flat to
Marysville in time to connect with the last
stages from that place TO Sacramento, there
hy enabling passengers from the mountains
to reach the Capitol Of the State the same
evening. making the distance from Moorcs
Fla, to Sacramento City, ITO miles ii one
day. As the days are now getting short.
and the rainy season approaching, they only
iun.from Nevada to Marysviile. Correspon-
dents By this route will have to post their
letters in the evening. as the stages now pass
Grass Valley ut A. NJ, instead Of o'clock
A. NJ, as heretofore.
Nevada national., 1859-10-29
READ THE FOLLOWING.

MuKrHYs Aug 23th. 1859
r. TlLsAs Esq., 90 Battery street. san Francisco
The Safe purchased Of you, one ofTilton 4 NcFar.
nnd,s, withstood the Ere nobly. In answer 10 your
letter concerning the Lick will say the lock wa.
80 injured we're Obliged to cut the riyets which
held the strap of iron around the top nd so intense
the heat, il spring the bands 50 that by cutting
the strap we could spring the lock open II We DO
anything with the lock think il best 10 send Ali
below aud have II properly repaired. The papers
aud books came out all right aud safe Tie coin
was. il right, and In the safe was II rye amount
The IRE was a shocking one. The Safe fell tn the
seller, where our liquors we're, and the lower region
could have been bnt little warmer. The roof uas
secured BY heavy tariug and the two feet Of water
from reservoir standing the roof kept the heat
below for long time until the roof ioll in then
the burning OF the roof threw awful heat. Their
was large safe OF another make IA this ire and IL
did not stand anything-the papers and everything
in 1t was destroyed and unless We can have one All
right Of your make. would sooner have mono
You will lloRse write 10 us in regard to tie lock
and we will ship the whole to you providing you
think II advisable. Yeurs, respectfully,
SrERRI & PERRY.
Receiving By every clipper from New Yo.L. and
have IN store, large assor,met oil the above celebia
Tel Safes For sale By r. Tl,LNAN
90 Battery steet, San Francisco, 9-im
Nevada national., 1859-10-29

FIRE PR0oP SAFES. - The most reliable
safe made is we believe " Tilion d McFar'
lanes fire and burglar proof safe" 10 use by
the Governments of the United States and
England. II has steel vaults and combina-
ton locks. and is impenetrable by drill or
ohisel. +. Tillman, No. 80 Battery street.
san Francisco. is the Agent for California.
and any one of our merchants wanting this
indispensable article would do well TO ex.
anime those on hand at bis establishment,
before making their selection.
Nevada national., 1859-10-29
SHERIFF'S SALE

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION to me direct
ID ed, aud issued out Of the County Court Of pla
Ger Couny. state Of California on a judgment reu-
dsred in -sii Court on the % day 81 October 4
y. 1853 in favor of Otto Freeman and against Ben
iamin Pollard for the snm ~ One Hundred and Thir-
ynine Doll and Fifty Cents Principal Debt with
Interest Ono Hundred Dollars from the 30th da
Of September A. ~ 1859 al the rate Of Five per cent
per month. together with all costs Of suit for the
sale Of the following described property 20 Wit -
al the right title and Interest OF the above named
Defendant BENZ. Pollard, Of in and 10 certain set Of
mrinT claims mining ground located on Christmas
Hill, Little York Township Nevada County State of
California together with all Tools siuiees and ap-
pur,enancss thereunto belonging or in any wise ap-
pertaining. Said Claims are known the Dutch
Flat Conpany's Claims.
Notice ID hereby given that will expose to public
Sale all the above described Property the highest
bidder for Cash. in front Of the Court House door,
in Nevada City an Tuesday, the sth day Of Novem.
ber, A. d., 1859, between the hours Of O'Clock A.
y. and O'Clock, I. ".
Given under my hand this 10th day of October,
4. D. 1889
J. b. VAN HAGAN, Sheriff Nevada Co.
Per I'd. Burrll, Under sheriff.