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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26
The OREGON EIection.

The National Intelligencer says that
official returns have been received from
Oregon which elec, Stout, the democrat
ic candidate for Congressman, by forty
FIVE majority. The democracy of Oregon
are up 60 the game of doctoring election
returns. Further advices may show that
the game has been played this time
Slale Journal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26

0SrKeep e before the People, that as
early Is 1859, the Democratic Governor
Of Ohio, as wen es all the State officers,
were aware that Breslin was a defaulter
and smoothed itup. This fact is now
placed beyond all doubt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26

0IJThere are twenty-five more Rep
resentatives to be elected TO complete the
next Congress, as follows: In California
2, on the 9th Of septemberj Georgia g.
oct. Sd; Minnesota 2, Oct. 18th; Mary.
land, 8, Nov. ID, and Louisiana 4, Nov,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26

OSTsenator Hunter, Of Va, is reported
to have said, in recent speech, that if
the Democratic party does not repudiate
the principle Of Popular Sovereignty and
advocate in lieu thereof the principle Of
Congressional Intervention, the party
ought be diUolUsd, and the sooner the bet
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26

0eTA correspondent Of the St, Louis
Democrat urges the nomination Of Gov.
Wm. A. Bissell Of Illinois as the RePub-
hcan candidate for President
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26

That the Democracy oppose the Con-
s,ituton, recently framed in Kansas, be-
cause il prohibits slavery and allows only
rhits men to vote, 10 the exclusion Of In.
dams and negroes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26

Sr. LOUIS, Aug. 2S,-The Omaha Re-
publican says that ChOs. Leslie, Of Marion
County, Pennsylvania, arrived there on
the l4th inst, with one thousand and
thirty-three ounces fgold dust from Clear
Creek. Leslie processes to have discov-
cred the richest diggings yet found He
returns TO the States for the purpose Of
procuring quartz mills TO work them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26
In IA Peek Of Trouble.

Our neighbor Of the Advertiser is aw.
fully exercised about Gholson's niggors,
He has been barking at the hole so long,
that he has come to believe there Is real.
ly "ngger in the woodpile." He pro-
duces a letter purporting 20 be Oddreaaed
to United States niggcr-oatohcr Johnson,
by one ROotes Of Mississippi--A fictitious
character no doubt-who says that Gho,-
son did once own slaves in that state
wonderful to tell and that he sold them
aud came to Ohio-mirdbiie diotu won
derful Development Now we regard
this story as a sheer fabrication from be-
ginning to end and the letter as a forgery,
got up purposely to iniure Judge Gholson,
but, whether true or false, It Is matter
Of little consequence. Why all this rant.
ing, Mr., Adpertiser7 "what are you go.
ing 10 do about itl"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26
A Republican Congressman
from Oregon.

We have pretty positive assurances
that a genuine Republican is to come
from the Pacific coast to the next Con-
gress. The latest advices from Oregon
state that David Logan has positively been
elected over his Democratic opponent,
Lansing Stout. With the returns all in,
the majority for Logan is stated to be 90.
The Oregonidn newspaper claims a ma
iority Of 800 for Logan, and the Democrat
&c STANDARD is said TO have given il up.
If this news be true, this is great VIC
tory, and will be valuable to the cause of
truth in more ways than one. AS the
first Republican victory on the Pacific, it
- -.--fsi0tOuuy s.-.i ssiusa anaanrag gamant
for the hope that others will follow. Il
was desperate struggle with the Democ-
racy. Jo Lane and Delusion Smith both
stumped the State, calling on'the masses
to support the regular nominee: but il
wouldn't 60 down. Lane and Smith said
thut every vote against their candidate
was a vote against them, and relying on
their personal influence to carry Stout
through, worked night and day TO secure
his election. The people have spoken
out against it.-TolsdO Blade,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26

II is said that Governor Wise Is about
issuing book to be entitled the "Com-
plete Political Letter Writer. ."--Ee-
change,
A more taking work would be his own
biography, under the title Of "The FiR-
ishsd Letter-Writ "A lbany JOurRel.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26

In the distracted condition of the Cali
fornia Democracy, the Republicans ofthe
Golden Stateare making a hopeful canvass.
Mr.. STANFORD, the Republican candidate
for Governor, is stumping the State. His
addresses are able and effective, and the
meetings largely attended. Senator BRoD-
BRICK Is also pouring hot shot into the camp
Of the GwIN and BUCHANAN Democracy,
and the latter are having bad time gem
eraly. Their defeat ought to be sure, and
is at least probable.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26
Lookout for Stolen PlOnertY

IL Persons aie hereby eautioned against purshas.
IA mg Railroad Bond No. 1885, with The Coupons a.,
aehedi issued for he of Tive Hundred Dollars 70
ne, hy the Mad River Lake Erie Railroad Company,
the hrit day Of Augufti A d le5i, Said nond was
stolsn fom he posleltlQn oi my Agcnt ~ hs Coy ol
LaWrence, fetHtoFy ofkansns, Tie payment 81 sid
Bond and Coupons has becn stepped By attaid Raii
Ioad Oaosi sad } have applied ies isasgsi ef ths
TINA, AusOs 70, Isse--N
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26
n. BlOndin Crosses Niagara
with "a Man ON his Rack.

NIAGARA FAILS, Aug. lS.--M. Blondin
crossed the river on his rope yesterday,
with a man on his back. During the per-
formanoe a row occurred and man sixty
years Of age was thrown over the river
bank and killed. The deceased name
was Solwell.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26
Notice.

Y Office Is hereby given that the 24ih day Of
June, A u 1859, the Subscriber 6led his Petition
In the CouH Of Pleas Of Seneca County, Ohio
Wherein IN subs ance he says That be IL the owner
Of the real both sides Of the parts Of streets
and alley In the plat OF hetown Of Bascom Seneca
County, Ohio, bounded and desenbed follows To-
wits
Walnut street, running Moth nom rihu street, two
hundred nd ahi, one and halfoet Poplar street,
running Wosi from the N0nh end Of said " alnut st.
and the East side thereof three hundred and seventy
nine aud onehGifieet Ash street running South from
the south side ofsaid Poplar street. sixty sx feet aud
an alley one hundred and thiy.wo frttong, hetween
in-'os No. A., ~ sud a. ana running from Walnut
Ash tTret that the not used BY the public
neither county state roads thefso that
will conduce the Interest Of the public have the
sane vscatsdi that the October Tenn Of said Court
for the yenT 1859, be viii make application 10 sald
Count loF IN order Tor vacation of The came.
ALBERT @. OWEN.
auFl2.3wS250 lEE BRHwkR, hs Attiys.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26
Opposition
Democrats
REHABILITATION.

Twonty-eight states have elect. lao 40
Five states were reprosentedby by 9 l6
-
lac Oh
Showing an Opposition preponderanco
in the next House Of 90, If the States yet
to choose are represented as before. Even
should the Democrats carry the whole %
members yet 10 be elected, they would
still be In a minority Of 43.
The Opposition now elected may be
classified as follows:
Republicans ia
Anti-Lecompton Democrats ~
South Americans l8
Il requires ll9 for a majority in the
House.
1t should be remembered that there are
several contested seats, which when set
tied will no doubt increase the Republi.
can strength, OF the States yet TO elect
the Republicans have chance for the
members from Minnesota and California
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26

THE KENTUCKY ELEcrIoN-The Ohio
Statesman is greatly rejoiced at the result
of the election in Kentuekey. The DEM
ocracy of Kenmokey repudiated Popular
Sovereignty and the Cincinnati platform
by declaring in favor Of slaUe code for
the territories. No wonder the States
man feels happy, for It's another evidence
Of the soundness Of the Kentuckey DEM
ocracy on the Niger question.-KentoR
Republican.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26

or The last news from Oregon con-
firms the report Of the election Of Logan,
Republican, to Congress.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26

01J-Hon. John Sherman arrived al
New York, from his European jaunt, Sat.
urdsy last, by the steamer VaNdsrblL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26

OTThe Washington Constitution has
the happy faculty ofdrawing Democratic
consolation from unpropitious events. Al
though Gen. Houston ran, and appears TO
have been elected Governor Of Texas, in
distinct opposition TO the Administration,
and so publicly stated his position, his sue
cess is now claimed by that paper as an
Administration triumph
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26
NOfice

Is hereby given that the subscriber has been appoint
cd ESccuior the Estate Of John Coe late Of seussa
County, Ohio, deceased.
augta.4w JOSIAH ?. BAKER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26
Next House of.Hcpresentatives or

Next House Of.Representatives Of
The following is a statement Of the
condition Of parties in the next Congsefs.
The Opposition have gained nine mem
bers at the recent State elections in Ten
ncosee, Rontucky, Oregon, North Caro-
lima, Alabama and Texas. The parties
now stand as follows:
Opposition l40
Democrats 10
The States which are yet 70 elect were
represented 10 the last Congress as fol
lows:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26

OS-The New York Herald has trotted
out another Presidential nag,-the only
one that paper now thinks,as it has thought
Of all the numerous candidates Il has
brought out beioro,-who can be success
lul. The Herald goes in strong for Sam
Houston, "the only man who can unite
the fragments Of the Democratic party in
the next Presidential election"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26
SAFE AT LAST.
sN'O More Explosions!
Greenough's Carbonic- Acid Gas,
NOn-ExplOsive Burning Fluid.

II AVtNG pnrchasedthe exclusive right 10 manufao.
III and sell the NONEUPLOsiVE uRNtNG
FLUID AND CAMPHENE, tor ritiin and vicinity,
oheF Il Tor sale tribe than have hereto
fore sold the common kind. This fluid has been IN
10 most Of the New En- land rs, for the past
years. end has undergone nvest CATION before the
"fTanklin Institute" and College Of Pharmacy Of Phil
adelpha am eonvinced that Il may be nsed with par
feet safety, and will not explode under any oFuumsinn
ees ih The erdnaTy Of burninF Fiud have fully
tested a. merits Ia the presence OF many eiEensi aud
an pronounce il Of the utmost importance every am.
iya
Safe and Brilliant Light
TO those who have heretofore preferred to barn oil,
rather nke the risk the explofion OF huid wonld
tay that the article recommend IL REALLY NON.
ENPLI flVE, and NAV be used without The slightest
possibility of accident Il is used u the same amps
~ cnnmon burning fluid.
Price, ~ cents per gallon, or 90 cents a quar-.
~ The only place 10 this city where ihe huid can
BE- had 10 a. the Drug Store Of }. r. MARQuARDT,
on Mntset street, doOrs below the Davis ilouse Tf
IN, Ohio. augl2u
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26

LHARM LANDS FoRsAlE eS miles from Philadel.
L phia by Ralroad in the State OF New Jefiey. Soil
among the best for Agricultural puposes, being good
l0am soil with cay bottom. The land large tract,
divided into small farms and hundreds from oil parts Of
the country settling and building, The crops
produced are large and can be growing. The eh
mates deli ghtful and secure from iFosts. Terms from
SIS 70 $50 per payable within forr yeaFs BY In
saltnents. To visit the place - Leave Vine Street
haTf at Phladelphia at 7kt A. NJ, by Railroad for
Hammon,on, address r. j. Byrnes, By letter, Ham.
monitor Post Office, Alantie County New jersey. See
full advert tement In another column. jul l5.6m
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26
Administrators Notice,

Aeles h hereby givsa that The undersigned have this
day heen appointed any qualified Adninistrutors Of
the Estate OF samuel h Ponuus deceased late ni Sc
neca County, Ohio, CMAHlEs SIiELLaaMaEK.
Aug. S, i559-i2-aw AUausFi ssHHLLHAAHEE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26

roR tmUTENANr GOVERNOR,
ROBERT c. KIRK, Of Knox County.
ron AUDITOR OF STATE,
ROBERT w. TAYLOR, Of Mahoning.
ron SECRETARY or STATE,
ADDISON p. RUSSELL, Of Clinton.
ron TREASURER or STATE,
ALFRED p, STONE Of Franklin Co.
ron SUPREME Iup1E,
WILLIAM Y. GHOLSoN, Of Hamilton,
ron MEMRER BOARD OF ruBtlo WORKS.
JOHN d. GREGORY, Of Seioto County
ron SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
ANsON sMYTH, Of Franklin County.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26

ron RErnEsENrATtYEs,
GIDEON JONES Of Jackson,
HORACE HUBER Of Clinton.
FoR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
NELSON l.. BREWER of Clinton.
FoR RECORDER,
JOHN r. MCCORMACK Of Clinton.
ron COMMISSIONER,
JOHN SWIGART Of Scipio.
FOR SURVEYOR,
LEWIS L. HOLTZ of Clinton.
ron iNFIRMARy DIRECTOR,
WIN. RANDALL of Eden.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-08-26

Comprising Bonnets, Hats, Caps, Head-dresses, A.
merican and French FloweTi complete assortmentby
Miss F. z. Coburn, who will b. happy 10 wait upon all
that favor her with call Remember the place, al
Scuus Old loom, No. 9, ShawhAns Block.
SOUDER & CARPENTER.
Tinin, June 10th, ls59-tf
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
ain2uInr Circunfnnce.

Early this morning teamester. whose
name we cannot learn. presented himself at
the Office of Justice Richardson. Of this place
aud stated that he was on bis way late last
evening, from Nevada 20 iis team wh.,h was
at sweeny's, half a mile his side Of town,
three men jumped from behind a stump. an 4
demanded his moncy-one ofttcn at ihe
same time seizing him by he collar. lIein
stantly drew bis pistol. anl shot one o. them
down aud discharged Eve shots at the other
two as they hastily fed.
Parties returned with lin, lu. found no
dead man. and The supros ton was that il
be has actua ly shot oDe Of the Iobbers. the
other two returned and carried og their
companion. lie told very direct story
and appeared perfectly natural lie had
besnata gambling house early in the even
ing, where his money. and he had eonside.
rable ebout him. was ir eely shown.
Gs- We stop the press to say that one Of
tie robbers has been found severely wounded
and is now in Nevada Jail.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
slIERFF.S SALE.

DN VIRTUE of Decree of Foreclosure tn nc di-
- rccted AMI i.suel ont of ihr District Court af
th- 3th f'ir.' Distract m ani for Nevada
iy .i te oi California. Jgisrient rendered IA
ad Court the -itl ''ag af ntcoinher, 4 u. l,js,
Iu Iater of HOgATlJ g. PHILIPS and against J.
O. FAit.ll: and p. 4. lfAlMER for tue suir Of Tive
1 costs pi suit for sale of the olluA ing desert
pe.' property. 90 vi; -
All tAat iot ur parcel ol and. stueiei in Nevada
ltr. County of Nevada. state of Caiurn lving
ta. -outn side Of spring street near Deer Greek, De-
iug the saw3 promises ou 81 hich J. c. Ia inner ahd
vi.e noN reside aud marked out lv fierce vh.ch
taio-es t.c same
Altrs is hereby eiyea tlai win oSposo u Pub
lr sale. .ll Tie above .tie-. ihtl pfnprrfy 90 the
highest oiiier. for CASH in front of the Court House
oar, Ia Ncfa.a City, ou rug-lay. the 1Oln day oI
eeeulbsT next. i. o.. Iss'. tetvecn th- hours ol
"'clack. 4 " aua oclucs o.. VI.
Given under my hani this end Jay o. Ssveinber,
q. % ls.4
J. Il. VAN HAGAN, Sheriff. Nevada Co.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
To Quartz Miners.
For an improved system Of Saving Gold.
APPLY To
HORACE p. RUSS,
Grass Valley or San Francisco, Cal.
SIMMONS

County II Nevada W. y. Carertun
Township Of Euie'a, Justice 90 tie Peace.
The People of thc state OF california to g. J. " HN-
SON join BEAl.. Wm. HUSTON ana MOsEs Nc
ARA GreeiinR-
You are hereby summoned to appear before me.
Al my 0fice 1n the Township of Euicka. ON Moors's
Flat, In the County Of Nevada on the Third dtv oi
December A. u. 1850. AT 10 o'elock A. NJ, 70 ans
wer unto the complaint of A. v LEONARD. who de-
mands Of vou the of Thirty nine Dollars and
Eighty-two Cents. principal and the sum n Three
.loliarg and Ninety eight tents interest alledrei 20
be due him implied contract, rs ner account
on he IN this office. when Judgment viii bs taken
seuinst YOU, for the said amount, together with
cost ami damages. " you fail toappear ami answer.
To the sheiif or anv Constable Of said County.
Greeting make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 22ud day OF Move nber
A. u. 1853.
" W. CAPERTON. j. +.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
sHTRIrF'S SALE.

pI VIRTUE ur WRIT or EXECUTuS to inc -.
- teetet. Issued out Of the county Court of Ne.
yafn County. state ~ California, nu Judgment ren.
lrrei in Sal Cwrt 90 the 9Th day of Novcmber L.
n. 1850 10 iavm of GE1FGE r. nNTpN and aeainst
s-ra 'lcuArfs fby r0nle- sion fur 'hc II Fight
Hunirr. and li'c iollsrs ant Ninety Cents. with
interest the sad suin oi ssoj. 90 from the 9Th
ay oi November, A. =. 1859 at the rate Of Ten per
cent. rHf aunuin. until feid.
Together with all cost Of suit. have levied UP
the folaWin. desrrbe'i roperty. TO wit -
al Tie night. tila and inttEe oi the above namcl
Defendant. Joseph i.,DaaIi., % IN aud TO a certain
QpaFiz Mil and Quartz lead, il Grass Valley Town
sAip, 4 suty Of Nevada and state o. California.
kaswu the iielvetia ami lafayette Gold Mining
Company 3 Vnartz Mil AMI Leads. also Defendant S
Interest ia and To all the machinery aud uppurte-
uinces thcrcurto belou yiar or ia amy wise appcr-
nuing, consisting ~ Engines, Boilers. Sfanps.
Bolts. Tubs Tools No.. &c
Notice is hereby given inst viii expose 20 public
Sale al fle above described Property the highe,
b'i.er. FOR ttsh in front oi tine Courl House door
in Nevada CITY, on Tuesday. the 6th day of nrccm-
bcr. 4. D.. 1883, between the hours Of o'cioos 4
v. sui . @ clock, T.. n.
Given unaor my hand this 4.h DAY Of Noyen,ber.
4. 10. ls53.
:. T. VAN HAGAN. sheriff Nevada Co
Nc Counell a Ryrne Atty's iui ltis.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
- nahauays ,---

] was a spectator OF
your proceedings last Wednesday evening,
aud was confess, somewhat Interested.
Some questions we're presented 10 my n md
and beg leave to PROFOUND them TO you =
Are you aware that your practices are treas
enable in their character That in the
course you are pursuing your are drawing
down upon you the enaihemas Of those IN
power, those who are filling high places in
our land Those Nho, by their position IN
society, are looked upon as examples to the
people OF The state Pause, gentlemen be
fore you proceed too far, in your work, and
see wheather your efforts are rot calculated
TO overturn system 10 society which is up
held by not Onl5 the wise and great but by
vast majority of the people 10 our state.
Do YOU not see that you are practising
treason against our Legislators-men who
make our laws s-The very men who keep
up and support the drinking Saloons of the
Capitol buildings - Iou are committing
treason against the habits OF many Of our
Judges-Against all the ambitious solons
who may aspire to the offices in the gift Of
the people for who can be elected if he
does not drink and treat literally Treason
against the honest lessee Of the State Prison,
for were oil men sober and temperate,
how many convicts would there be Would
there not be beggerly account OF empty
boxes in our Court Rooms, and would not
the criminal lawyers starve for want OF
business: Are you not committing treason
against the courts Of Justice for if nobody
got drunk. there would be scarcely any
erime.
Your course will bring discredii upon the
Insane Asylum, for there will be but few
inmates of that state institution ifyou con-
tinus in your reasonable purpose You
will empty the jails. destroy the efficiency of
the Police department bring down the price
of strycknine, qua powder aud playing cards
so that they will be drugs in the market,
you will materily interfere with the plea
SAINT pact time OF divorce suits, which so
many are engaged in you Will interfere
with the rights of the judges and Legislators
Of killing each other in duels, by removing
Que great cause of their interesting Disagree
menis. In short, gentlemen. you will pro-
ducc q rev0iuiion in tie land, unless you
stop in yonr course !
Pause, gentlemn, before yon upset the
time honored customs of our state. Do not
lower the price Of whiskey, for you know
that milk is scarce in our land, and dear
What can a large family do without whiskey,
when there is no milk, and if you lower the
price. the seller will suffer. Your next step
will be to declare that in this free State no
man has a right to whip his wife, or to starve
his children and to fit them for the prison
or the gallows.
Pause, gentlemen, tefore you Interfere
with private rights ci family. friends, in prac-
ti.ing little episodes Of life. In short gentle
men. have not right TO get drunk and
lay in the gutter whip my wife. ,begger my
children, support the state Prison, and fol-
low the example OF many Legislators, judges
lawyers. aud " big bugs generally An
swer me that, ancient pistol.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
Constable's Sale.
Fnreka Townshin. Ncradn Countv.

Hy Virtue u an Execution 10 ma delivered and
issued out of the Court Of W. " CArEEroN a Jus
tiee OF tie Peace in aud for the Township OF Eureka
cfunty 81 Nevada and state Of California bearing
date Nov 22nd A. D.. 1859. in favor Of J II kaA.
MIR. and against J. A. MURRAY, for the sum Of
Two Hundred and filty-one Dollars and Eighty ave
Cents, Debt. Damages and Costs OF suit have lev
led upon and seized The following described grope
the undivided one sixth intefest,) Of J. A. MURRAY
in and to the Boston Chim, Situated near Wooseyis
Flat m the Town and County aforesaid
Notice Is hereby given that will expose to Public
sale the above described property. 10 the highest
bidder for Cash, on the ground on Wednesday, the
18th day of December =. D.. 1850 between the
hours or 10 O'Clock, A. N. and o'clock, z. NJ. 10
satisfy the above demands and aecruing costs
Given under my hand, this 23d day OF November
A u, 1859.
v. MURPHY, Constable Z 7
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
CnnsInhle's Salc.

Eureka Township. Nevada County
BY VIRTUE % sn Esecution is-uel olt of Jus.
tce W. rs. CAlEiION'S IS Court. OF Eureka Topn-
Ship. County ot Nevasn. aud state Of california.
20 NE Directed ant bearing date Noyeiilh,r T. A. D.
lsiH. iu favor of JOHN OlHlRS. @. T. 0uGERS
aut %. N-tNliut1H and against J.. McCOILOUer'
nd p. ppWtl,, tor tae sali Of One Hundred aui
seventy eight noliaiH, ebt. Damages sr.l Costs ~
~rit. hatr lcayiel ufon ard .r'z.i the following
Described property. 90 30 An the Right. Title.
aui il.e ic-i of u Ncre'iough aul NJ l. Powers Il
being thc undivided one ffth interest each in and
10 Quartz De- Ice. situated near S'-ci, ura rtz
All. iu Eureka south, County and State afl-c.aii.
>oii-c is hereby given t'ai will expose for sair
80 HahNr Auction. ai the above described property
ia ihc g 'slc-t bidder ior Cash. the Ground. in
eureka Township, between the hour. of % O'Clock
81. ~. aul o. clock T.. 81. ga MONDAY the 18th
asy of hcr. :. j. 1859 iu -at fy the above demands
Ihu arrTulrg costs.
fat.I tLs ly,h day or NpremAer. A. n. $50
is 81. ELHplli Constable f.. T.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
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re- The Overland Mail brings inte,li-
eence OF the total loss OF the clipper ship
Queen of the Pacific" from New York with
a cargo OF assorted merchandise for San
francisco. Our enterprising Cheap john
Merchants, Godfrey q Leu are losers. by
the amount Of a consignment Of goods to their
house.
Nevertheless, they win sell, this evening,
as sual. a large variety Of groceries aud
general merchandise at their well known es-
tablishment on Mil Street. See their ne"
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