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Nevada national., 1859-11-19
SUMMONS
SUMMONS.
State of California: Justice. Court,
County Of Nevada, SsS
Township of Eureka. Before ". w. caperton, J.f
II. NJ. Moore. w. d. YallandinRham.

County Of Nevada, tSS
Township Of Eureka. Before ". W. caperton, JP
II. NJ. Moore, VI. d. vallandingham.
The People sf the state OF California to d. vallan
dingham-You are hereby summoned to appear be.
fore the undersigned, Justice Of the Peace at his Of
fee on Moore's Flat in said Township, on wednes
day, the 9th day Of February, A. d., 1850, at 10
o'clock a M TO answer TO the Complaint OF II. NJ
Moore who demands OF you the sum of Ono Hun
dred and Thirty -four Dollars principal and the sun,
Of One Hund red and Nnety-two Dollars and Ninety
six cents interest, alleged to be due him from you
as per note file in this Office.
On failure so to appear and answer, Judgment will
be rendered against you for the said OF t32o %
and Costs Of Suit
Given under my hand this l7th day of October,
4. D., 1883. WV. CAPERT0N, J. p.
Ahitavit being fled by the Plaintiff in the within
cause that due diligence has been exercised 10 pro
cure service on the within defendant, and further
AYERS that he has good to believe that defen
dant has left the state and II has been ordered BY
me that publication be made In the Nevada National
weekly newspaper published at Grass VALLEY in tho
County Of Nevada state Of California, once in ese,
neek for thu term c three nsnths fro date OF ar,
uhlieatiou- tis-sm w. ". CAFERr0S, !. r.
Nevada national., 1859-11-19
SUMMONS.
SUMMONS.
State Of California Justices Court.
County Of Nevads, }ss
Township Of Eureka. Before W W carerton, J.r.
II. NJ. Moore, VS. ID. vallandingham.

III. Nj. Moore, VS. ID. Vallandingham.
The People Of the State Of California to u. ysllan
dingham-You are hereby summoned TO appear be D.
fore the undersigned, Justice OF the Peace at his Of
fee on Moore's Flat in said Township, Wednesday
the 2Ith day OF February, D., 1850, at II O'Clock
a. m, to answer to the complaint Of II. u. Moore,
who demands Of yon the sum of Nnety-two dollars
and Seventy -fve cents, principal, and the sum OF
One Hundred and Thirty three Dollars and fiftysS
Cents interest, alledged to be due him from you,
per note Gle in this office
On failure TO appear and answer. Judgment will
he rendered against you for the said sum Of two
hundred and twenty-six Dollars and tbrty-Ons cent.
and costs Of suit.
Given under my hand this 17th day of October a.
D., 1850 ". W. CAPERTON, j. F.
Afidayit being filed by the Plaintiff in the within
cause that due diligence has been exercised to pro
cure service the within defendant. and further
AYERS that he has good reason to believe that the
above named defendant has left the state and it has
been ordered by me that publication be mace in the
Nevada National, weekly newspaper, published In
Grass Valley, Nevada County State Of California
once each week, for the term Of three months from
the first publication thereof
[i3.sml W. CAPERTON, p.
Nevada national., 1859-11-19
usEgis ~ ny side.

MsEgis ~ ny side.
ns land Of my home is fiitiins,
Fitting from my view,
A gal. In the ssii Is sitting,
Tells the merry crew.
Here let my hose se.
On the waters wide:
IroAm with = proud heart;
hasgis's BY ny side;
Ny own love. Maggie dear,
Sitting by my side;
Maggie dear. INV own love,
sitting bv my side.
The wind ho~iiag DER the biiiow
From the distant lee,
Tn. storm raging round my pillow,
Brings no care 10 me.
Roll on ye dark waves,
Ger the troubled tide,
beed not your anger,
kagsie's by my side.
Ny e~n love, ke-
Storms can sppsl me never,
while her brow il clear
Fair weather fingers evsr.
where her smiles sppevr.
When sorrows breskers,
Round my heart shall hide.
Still msy hnd her
Sitting by my side.
Ny own love, kc.
Nevada national., 1859-11-19

Somebody has written the following pref
ty little simile about The Family"
The family ia like book-
Tho children sr- the seaves
The parents srr the cover, that
Protective beauty gives.
At nrst the pages Of the book
Are blank and purely fair,
But time scon writeth memories,
And p.inteth pictures tn ere.
Love 10 the little Fcijen clasp
That bindeth up the trust
o, break 1t not, lest all tn leaves
q hall scatter and be lost.
Nevada national., 1859-11-19
To Teamsters and Others.
NgBIOgRAPNHo

The Subscriber takes this method Of informing
the citizens Of Nevada County that he has re.itted
bis rooms, and Is now prepared to take all kinds OF
Pictures known to the Heliographic Art. unsurpas-
sed In the world, and he has made special arrange
ments for persons coming from distant parts OF the
Country, and would say TO all such that, provided
perfect satisfaction Is not given hs will not only not
charge for work, but will pay them for their time
and trouble in calling
These arrangements have been made in view Of the
fact that the Country Is flooded with unskilfu one
ratcrs, whose work ia not only wanting in chemical
effect and everything that eonstitutes good picture
but owing TO the improper Of the chemicals en-
poyed. they are rendered perishsb be and worthless
To avoid the impositions practced the citizens Of
TINS and the adjoining counties respectful
y invited to call on him at his Rooms In Grass val
lsy. where he win be be found ready at all times.
sndin all kinds OF weather, to take pictures in the
pest style by All the various processes known
some Of which are ss follows:
Ambrotypes, Melainotypes, Paneotypes,
photographs ,Sisrs,ss,ric Pictures. &c.
Gu 7. ". wOUD.
Nevada national., 1859-11-19
CHA'S MITCHELL'S
Grand Gift
ENTERT AIN NJ E N I.

TfCKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Chs's Mitchell being desrnus of closing ont hts
retail business. proposes 20 give GRAND GIFT EN-
IERTkINNENT TO come OF in the early part Of No.
vsnber, 1859,
AT MrTCHELL's HALL.
Corner OF Nill and Neal Streets, Grass Valley.
Let Prirs, House and Lot. on Corner of Mill and
Neal Street. all completely new, containining Bar
Room. Sitting Room, Bed Rooms Dining Room a
Kitchen on the lower floor, one large Hall above,
IS By IS feet and Fire Proof Cellar alsoa Cottage
Houss adjoining. containing large sitting Room,
ditto Bedroom and Room Behind th. same small
aardsu in front. and Yard In rear Of the house.
a;.s ef Lat Is feet on Neal Street and 81 on Mill St
In he r hv koo
Nevada national., 1859-11-19

A "CoxresISG DRouoHr."-.A draft for
ten thousand dollars, given to man 10 q
E" failing' condition. Also good for restor-
ing suspended" animation. Capitol, too,
when man Is impressed that eight time
coming. In fact 1t il apt to inspire man
with contempt for sheriffs, corners, aud
courts-exeept the courts over which pretty
girls preside until two O'Clock in the morn.
Nevada national., 1859-11-19

1S- A CARD.---It IL n well known
fncs among the medical men, that there has long
been wanted a good and reliable preparation OF
In the East, CONTAIN SPIRITS. and some them even
MERCURY although protesting not TO do so-conse-
quenty for all cutaneous diseases, &c, they are in
jourious instead of benchcial-Now in the prepsra-
tion offer to the public willing to show
the receipt to any one-no matter who-doctor or
no doctor every man has right to know what he
Is taking:
Nevada national., 1859-11-19

Is no more less than what its implies each
dose of one table spoonful contain FIVE grains Of
Iodide ofPoiass We defy eompetitionin thisarticle
as our arrangements are such that get our sarsa
parila Root direct from Hsuduras and our Iodde OF
Patass direct from England in large quantities con.
sequently we believe we are the only firm who can
furnish the same article at 81 per bottle II can be
sold By all respectable druggists at the above price
Be careful and ge. the genuine article--use none
other, and from past experience we are we'll assured
that II viii give perfect satisfaction TO every person
who may use it-paeked In and two dozen cases
ready TO ship TO any part Of the country Druggists
will find Il to their advantage TO sci, this sarsaparil
Ia in preference to all others.
r. HALL CO. Proprietors,
lls ssd Ii5 Clay Street. below Montgomery
.i-ly San Frsneisco
wx LorTZKNHElsEE, Agent. Grass VALLEY.
Nevada national., 1859-11-19
T. 7 IL Z M 4 II
90 Battery street, San Frnncisco.

Sole agent for TIIToN & McFARLAND's FIRE AND
BURGLAR PROOF SAFES with Steel Vaults and Com
bination Locks. Our lock Is constructed the
owner can change his combination to any letter he
may choose II eequires no key TO open the sale;
only number the letters, which is simple and easy TO
understand The Safes impeBetrative to drill or
chise and are embossed by hundreds OF our
and Bankers and also by our Government and that oil
England who being convinced OF their security, have
lately sent us orders for their supply
Those who are in want Of RELIABLE SAFE,
please call and examine ours before purchasing
elsewhere. SOON
Nevada national., 1859-11-19
A. s. HALLIDIE a. CO.,
PATENT WIRE ROPE mANUFAC'
TURERS.

Hs-Thesc Ropes now extensively in use for
ships Standing Rigging, for Mining and general
purposes, such as
TIIT.ER ROPES, DEEP SHAFTS, FERRY ROPES
DERRICK GUYS, PUMP ROPES. SLOPES, &c.
Beiue cheaper, stronger, more durable, and thT-
" per cent less weight than Hempen Rope, and un-
affected by atmospheric changes.
Also. Suspension Bridge aad Submarine Telegraph
Cables and patent Copper and Iron Wire Cord for
hanging saskes, Iietures, Chandeliers, &c.
T. q. BRADFORD.
A. =. Hal IIDIE.
saa Francisco Cal, ls5-, lis5n
Nevada national., 1859-11-19

A LUCKY MKMBER.-Tbe man who won a
thousand dollars on fight between q saw
horse and hydraulic ram, recently lost all
his money on mill-race.
Nevada national., 1859-11-19
Total.....

- ne sbevs Property is all in good order and
ue~' TIs Furniture viii be removed, and due no
ties Win Ss gixsa before the Drawing takes plae
rssi asx clear title viii be- ivsn 70 tbs rerss
wss sssii BE- fsrtsssts eas,St o ~ia tsi' Valass
Pfsrsrt-.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-19
10. H. MI BniI.


OIHofasAri. Dec. 10, lb59,
MEssRs. Eprrons, --Siss s--Thinkipg somes
thing in reference TO The ball given under the
auspices Of wyandctte Tribe, No. s, I. o, r.
Of this city, might be interesting TO your read.
ers, have taken the liberty to write you des'
cription Of the same, The evening was fne
and cool, and as early az l-2 O'Clock the la
dies and gents began TO assemble, and be-
fore l>o O'Clock the Ladies Dressing Room
became 80 crowded that many were compelled
TO go to the large hall and al o'clock the Great
Chief gave the signal for the Dance to cons
nenco.
The openin march was indeed grand; someN
thing that never saw before; so beautiful and
so characteristic Of the Order that gave the ball
The managers deserve credit for the same.
saw Dayton we'll repfesentedi Covingtou and
Newport were not far behind. Among the most
prominent was Mrs. H., Of Dayton, who was
dressed neat, and made fine appearance
Miss p, Of the same place, in plain white,
looked we'll Miss O., Of your city was not far
behind, and acted as a lady. The ladies and
gents Of Dayton deserve much credit for the
part they have taken in the Seventh Treas
ty of wyandotte Tribe. No, 5, as the follow
ing Telegram, which was received at about
o'clock, at the Hall, from the Shawnee
Tribe, at your city, will shows
DAYTON, Dec ID, 1889
ROBERT NJ. HAYs,-Great Chief at Meodeon
Hall Ball. Hunting moon, run, 18th sleep,
grand sun, $500 :--Shawnee Tribe, No IL,
sends compliments Hopes Wyandolte Wan
r1ttno ha1t mill ka nod h,s mil
Palefaces to night. SHAWNEE TRItE.
The telegram was highly appreciated by ths
members Of No. s. but it being too late to re~
turn akindly message, they could not acknowls
edge 1t by the wires.
Miss K, of the Cd ward, of this city, was
acknowledged to be the finest dressed OF any
lady at the Hall; hers was pink satin. Mrs.
p. Of the 18th ward, appeared in dark red
satin. Miss s., also from The 18th, pink lawn,
The two Misses T., of the Sth ward, were ele-
gantly dressed-white lawn, embroidered with
pink flowers. The Chiefs wife and her lady
friends were also elegantly dressed, and seemed
to enjoy themselves vastly, as did all we saw
Miss r., Of the 9TH ward was dressed 10 pink;
Mrs. s, of the 18th ward, in a rich, dark silk
surmounted with brilliant jewelry, said to have
cost 81 GOO; Mrs. I. aud Miss W, of ooyng>
ton, were richly dressed and represented Old
Kentucky with great honor, Miss E., of Pom
eroy. dressed in rich black silk and decked
very richly Miss E., of Newport, dressed in
pink lawn, was very attractve indeed, it was
said she was the most captivating lady in the
roomi and we learn that she became the be.
trothed Of a noble fellow ou the floor, and will
soon be led to the sltarI
But have been too long already. Take the
"Treaty" all in all, it was fine affair, and
will long be remembered Meuter's music was
ch armIDg, and the dance was continued until
early in the morning of the 10Th sun, hunting
moon, grand sun $500. Yours truly,
WYANDoTT.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-19
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Dec. II.
FLOUR - Unchanged demand limited a;
superfne 5.3Oa5, 40; extra 5,5Os5,75; receipts
light.
GRAIN-Whest dull but prices not lower;
no sales reported to day,
CoRN--Firm with good demand at sec;
sales 5,l25 bush TO arrive at SOC.
OATS-Actiye and firm at 53a54c.
RYE-Aetivei light receipts; prices adyanc.
ed &c per busHs,aa
BARkEY--1n good demand; prices firm at
73a75c for prime fall
HOGS-Market tame, rather dull and limited
Prices ruled about the same as yesterday. Re,
caipts about 200 head, Sales 800 head at
5.40a6. Hogs averaging 200 pounds generally
held at S rs and 6,35 offered for lot averaging
24O lbs. Heavy hogs very scarce.
PRPVISI0NS--Mes Pork active with the
demand advanced to SIC; market closing
unquiet, holders asked SIC to $l5,25; buyers
disposed to hold of, bulk sides, 90 days in salt
were offered at "a on the spot and so hhds
sold at 524a7921c for shoulders aud sides packed,
last evening lard advanced to lOc, sales of 300
bbls with ga offered at the close and refused
WHISKY-Good demand, 400 bsls sold at
2216c.
GRooERIEs-SuPply Of sugar quite light
and receipts taken as they come to hand at 81
a9c. MolSsses very firm; 800 brls sold at 47c.
Coffee firm at l2al3c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-19

A NEW TBIEa-A Coon TmNa The best
pump now in use is Quinn's Portable Subs
merged Force Pump. In addition to being the
best pump in use, II is a complete and perfect
ly reliable Fire Engine. With a short hose and
pipe II may be used for a variety of useful purs
poses, such as watering gardens, yards, &C., or
washing windows, carriages or pavemebts.--
This pump is invaluable to farmers, apd per.
sons living in country towns and villages,
where there are no FIRE engines. as a large and
constant stream Of water can be thrown from
it on any part Of an ordinary three or four story
building, and thus extinguish FIRE. And in
city like ours, this pump would be of great
value, for by its means much valuable props
erty might often be saved before our engines
could be brought to play on a FIRE. No person
whose property is liable to take fire should be
without one Of these pumps. With one of
these pumps in his well, our unfortunate fellow
citizen, Col. T. J. S. Smith, could certainly
have exlinguished the FIRE in his dwelling, be-
fore the engines arrived on the ground, and
thus have prevented the disastrous confagra-
tion, and saved his dwelling, with its valuable
contents. 1t is also the best pump for railroads,
distilleries, &c., as well as for forcing water
wherever it is wanted. 1t is warranted never
to freeze get out of order, two desirable quail
tiles in this pump, in addition to its other val.
liable qualities We can recommend it to our
citizens as the ne plus ultra in the pump line.
An experienced pump maker in this city pro.
nOunces this the best force pump of which
he has any knowledge, as it is also the mostsim.
pie durable and CHEAPEST.
Our fellow citizen. E. Lindsly, is the agent
for the sale of this desirable pump.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-19
New York MnrkAt.

NEW ioEE, Dec, H.
FLoUR-opened dull and heavy and closed
frmer with better export demand, sale of 500
brls at s5a5,lO for superfne state, 5,I5a5,25
for extra state, S5a5.iO for super6ne western,
5,lSa5, 80 for common to medium extra western,
s5a5, rs for inferior to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio, market closing with
irmer feeling.
GRAIH--Wheat market quiet and prices
nominally favor buyers. with sales at l .4Oal IS
for white southern, western and Kentucky,
Milwaukee club held at 30
BARLEY Nominal al 75a65c.
OORN--More active and frmer, sales Of II, =
900 at " 70 for new western mixed
oATS-Quiet at s6iasI J6c for western aud
Canadian,
wHIsKY-Heavy and dropping, sales Of
$50 brls at 27o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-19
LEGAL NOTICE.

william J. Lehman superior Court OF Mont
Va gomery County.O Peti-
Elizabeth Lehman ct al. fion iof Partition, No 1874
THE said Elizabeth Lehman, widow of
Il solomon Lehman deceased, Martha J. Bradford,
married to Johnson p. Bradford, solomon Lehman,
Jr., David A. Lehman, Sarah NJ. Lehman, Robert o.
Lehman and Elizabeth A, Lehman, (the last three
are minors and all reside in Montgomery County,
Ohto,) Will take notice that petition waH nled
againStihem on the 9th day Of December, A. d. 1869
the superior Court within and for the County oil
Montgomery and State OF Ohio, by William j. Leh-
man, of Darke County, Ohio, and is now pending,
wherein the said William J. Lehman demands the
assignment Of the dover of said Elizabeth lehman
In and partition Of the following real estate situate
In the county OF Montgomery In the State Of Ohio,
and described a. follows, tO-Wttg
The north side OF the north half Of lot or section
number twenty-eight, (2s,) known as lot number
one (l In said section OF township number two t2l
in range number six (bl OF the land lying between
the Great Miami River ana the Virginia ReseTy
supposed TO be one hundred and hfty-four ASA aeres
more or less, and that at the February term, A. d.
1860, OF said Court, the said William J. Lehman
win apply for an order for the assignment OF the
said widows dover in and that partition may De
made OF said promises, and for other proper relief
&c.-This December sth, 1858.
BY ALLEN a RlREKER, Atpya
deee-Swwl forWM. J. LEBMAE, Petitioner.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-19

HUsToN HALL.-The Fair, for the benefit Of
the Sisters Of Charity, opened at the above
Hall on Saturday evening. The very disagree.
able weather, together with the sloppiness Of
the streets, rendered ii uncomfortable for pes
destrians, and deferred great number, no
doubt, from visiting the Fair. Notwithstands
ing all this, however, quite a large and appre>
cative sssemblage of ladies and gentlemen
greeted the fair projectors Of this meritorious
enterprise with their presence, all Of whom
seemed well pleased with the entertainment
The articles on exhibition are quite numerous,
well selected and very attractive. Among
them are to be found lot Of fine iewelry, u
large collection of handsome books, comprising
many popular and useful works, several beau>
tiful pieces of confectionery, and an endless
variety of toys, DC. And not the least notices
able among the array Of good things, is the
collection of manufactured articles, the work
of the pupils Of the Sisters Of Charity's school
which comprises many beautiful specimens of
needle'work, embroidery, etc. The refreshment
department is also we'll furnished with the
good things of the season. In a word, the ens
tertainment has been we'll gotten up, and can
not fail to please and elicit the admiration of
all who may visit it.
1t will open toNnight with additional attrac.
tions, as it is the intention of the m managers to
add a number of interesting "fxings" to the
present collection. We advise all who desire
to procure Holiday presents and at the same
time erjoy a rich vocal and instrumental mu.
sicAl treat, and spend an evening generally
agreeable, to visit Huston Hall to night.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-19

BEcKEL's HALL-TEN CENT NiGHr, AND Pos>
IrIvELT THE LAsT-MOSDAY, DEo. l9.--In cons
on Saturday evening, Prof. Harrison, the Hus
morist, BuAo Vocalist. Lecturer, and Extempo-
raneous Poet, at the request of many citizens,
will give one more Of his nimitable character
istic entertainments, at the above Hall, this
evening, when he will appear in several laugh
able and odd characters, open his budget Of
comcalities, and introduce new funny songs
and lectures. To suit everybody h. has made
one price of admission-ten cents--to pay Hall
expenses. His extemporaneous songs are alone
worth the price of admission. He is deserving
Of patronage
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-19

The editor Of the Cincinnati Commercial
writes from Washington, that In his judgment
II will not do TO treat the disunion sentiment
as trivial thing, but that II is a FAoT, and one
that pOrtends a dark and troubled period in
our history.
All observing and thinking men must admit
that Halstcad is right. The question is no
longer "Will the Union be dissolved" but
"How can the Union be pfoserved2"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-19

pLAdies aud gentlemen who desire TO sup
ply themselves with jewelry, watches, DC, at
their own prices, will note the advertisement OF
Assignee's Sale, in another column. 1t will
commence this evening in the Phillips House
next door to Lussiers, and continue every after.
noon and evening this week. Lyons, the Sales
man, is said to be the best AuctiOneer in the
country, and perfect curiosity. The ladies
should especially attend the golden sales in the
afternoons. Dealers can buy in the forenoon
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-19
THE NEW WONpER.
peter Josse's Hair RestoratIveli

THIS Hair Restorative IL now acknowl--
edged 20 be the best invented for all diseases Of
the Hair and the scaip, and II has worried wonders
wherever used. Several Of our citiaena have tried
t. and speak in the highest terms OF ita curative
properties. The following is ono among the many
certificates justrecelved by the Proprietor;--
DAYToH, Sept. 9TH, 1859.
MA. P. JossE-For several years past, from some
cause, our hair has been gradually falling out until
entire badness threatened US. We have tried va
rious remedies, but without any good result We
we're induced 20 try your "RestorAtiven BY hearing
II highly spoken OF BY those who had uaed A., and
who assured ua that IL had the effect OF bringing
new and vigorous growth Of hatr upon their heads.
We ave used IT, and its good effects are plainly Wis
ible In the renewed growth of hair where we were
fast becoming bald. We cannot recommend the Re
VIM. SWALEhf,
s, l.. BROADWELL,
OWEN TRENOR,
J, J. sWALEM.
For ale at the Barber slop Of Peter Josse, 81
Jefferson street. Dayton. ootis-6m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-19

Ns-A Boston correspondent Of the New York
Tribune writes
/ am happy 10 inform the friends off. @. An
derson that he Was not killed at HArpar's Ferry,
but is now In Canada. l received this news from
II. T. Merriam, who succeeded In escaping, and Is
now at the town Of Chatham, with Barclay Coppie,
the brother ofthe condemned prisoner at Charles
town. II Il be true that y man named Ooppic has
been arrested at ChATlestoWn, and that be is a
relative Of The prsonsr, II Is equally true that he
was not at Hsrpor's Ferry. Merriam, who was
supposed 10 be dead, and was known 10 hare bson
separated fromhis companions suecesded, be statsI
IN diaguisng binsslfnoar CArllslt, Penn, and tgey-
cling north -star-Ward, without suspieioasr inter
nPuOn aiier the arrest of Cook.