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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-25
The Last Saturday in August,

Toe the purpose Of nominating candidates for
theL several county Offices to be filed at the
next October election. 81. -,. .............
kesoired, That the rules and regulations
governing the last primary election be adopt
ea.fcr the governnaent of the primary election
AiA year. Said rules being as follows: ;: "a.
Rvie I. Two judges and a clerk shall be
Appointed, in each township, whose duty it
skail Be to receive ballots, record the names
Of the voters, certify to the poll-book and
hare thesame returnedto the County Conven-
tien, ~ Woodsfeld, on the Monday following
yhe, day on which the primary election is
R9Rsae s. . The polls shall be opened at i
esoloek, p. M, and closed at s o'clock, p. NJ.
i ksie D. No ballot shah be received except
fhom persons Intending to support the nonli-
nses St the ensuing election, who are residents
sesAStswnship inwhich they propose to vote,
end arsiagal rotersrv 10 aIhbr- ~. a:Yigui
NJ Rslss A. The person returning, the poll
BOOK TO the County, Convention at Woodsfeld,
shall pc the member of the Central Committee
t0S"ths ensuing year, for the township in
vhshshs ahah havebeen appointed. ,pa1ol
10 4gtsA d eAll eases net provided for, in, the
ssoiag tuss shall Rs soaESernssd saS BY the rules les
~ OSMStioh,s the following named gen.
eshsd wers appointed delegates to the
State Convention Ita77e.
~. r. Sihclair' Edward Archbold,
5sts. Wi,iiSms and DanfaIWalton. The
following named persons were appointed
alterna.es James NJ. Stout, NJ. Nor
teWsWm.ar Richardson. ~ s. Way and
AAM aSinefsir.9ToG 81 s1s1oo a2sa- Fg
biUt MOTION, DIR. Grimsba&, Jere vii.
Rams. and A. c. Archbold, were appoint.
s9sf eommittee son resolutions Tihey
sep6ftedp the following, which was 'unahi-
nS6Asly agreed to-: does ,I'aSfas7od ys5H'S
sSRsssiSsd, q FRatstlie act ofAssenibIy of this
S1stA eenmen1 cailsd the Snb.Treasury Law,
4ayalpsbls statntss Indispensable to the good
government OF the commonwealth and essen
tial to the welfare and prosperity of the peo-
PIE; and that its repeal would be a great pub.
haNsaRsnhysaozx 1Eof1e sot.QiTJ.as s sST
mAOpsspotioas itu'wss, resolved shat the
-Psocesdiags of this, meeting be published
snthe Swrtseft Democracy and the Ohfc
tfufesnspASl Sao1ayiY laz Sffgsa 81
20 -sSERWARDuARGHBOLD, Chairman
,Sss hsdF. M SINCLAIR, 5.low ll,i,
A. C. ARcHBoLD, .Secys.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-25
Great Mortality of Hogs in Illinois.

4 Mr.. Wiley crai Ron, !. farmer of Pleas.
ant Plains, Sangamon county, writes to
the State Register, under date of May
5th, as folio VS.: IA
Last night I fed ny hogs as usual,
they all seemed to be efeeding and doing
well on pasture. 1 went to the pasture
this morning about O'Clock and fou1.
seventy hogs dead, and many that we're
-dging. AT 10. O'clock there were nihety
dead, and at IL o'clock one hundred and
nine.The average length of tims-=that
they would live after taking it, would be
from fifteen to thirty minutes | All
efforts to administer relief were in
vain.
This fatal disease lis carrying away
large numbers Of hogsSin, the vicini y If
Decatur. It is said that Sangamon II r
bottom is covered with their dead {.
les,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-25

over the Po River and the troops have
crossed andvsfortifed the head of the
bridge. Yesterday, on our railroad near
Verona, a train filed with troops came
in collision with the ammunition wagons
some of which exploded, killing 80 of our
men, and sounding "a others"
GREAT BRIrAlN.-An election riot
took place at Limerick. The military
were called out and fired on the mob,
killing two and wounling Eve. "a
At the Chester Cup races, "Leaming-
ton'' won; the American "Prioress" COM
ing in fourth Twentythree horses
ran.
DR.. Lardner is dead The Prince of
Wales had embarked at Civita Vecchia
on British man -of-war for Gibraltar.
1t was reported in military circles that
the Ministers ofGreat Britain intended
to call out the whole militia. Fifty new
battalions are to be added to the
lire.
Sir Moses Montefere has failed in his
mission to the Pope, respecting the boy
Mortara
The London Times says that Euro
pean Turkey is on the eve of rising
There was great agitation in the Southern
provinces. The Porte has 100, 900 troops
concentrated at Shumla, and Omar Pasha
was Fastening from Bagdad. The writ
er thinks that the days of the MusSul-
nopc IN nu,,obnroH
STILL LATER. ...
ST JOHNS, May 20.-The steamship
City of Baltimore has boen intercepted
off Cape Race by the News Yacht Of the
Association Press, and European advices
to the llth instant obtained. This is
four days later than received by the Can.
ada. ' .... ...
The latest intelligence states that nc
battle had yet occurred. .s I'D. .-
The London press views the movements
of the Austrian troops as iuexplicable,
except on the supposition that they are
waiting for more favorable weather, be.
fore commencing the actual plans for the
campaign. .... ... .s.-rs-. ,... ..#
The Emperor Napoleon and the Prince
had quilted Paris on their route to
Genoa. .-~.-s 81: -. e .fT
The steamer Europa arrived out on the
9th inst. -.-......
The Austrians were exhibiting mucf
indecision in their movements, occupying
aud abandoning positions apparently with
| out motive.
| There has been no material change il
the state Of affairs in Italy since the sail
ing of the Canada. Heavy rains con
tinued to fall up to the latest accounts
A Vienna bulletin says that the Austrian
troops are waiting better weather before
assuming offensive operations.
The Emperor and Prince Napoleon lef
for Genoa on the 10th inst. Princes
Eugene was proclaimed Regent during
the absence of the Emperor. ...
The Sardinian General, Marmora, ha
made the river Dora the strategetical line
The Austrians are fortifying positions OIL
the river Scsia. The French General
Canrobert, directs the operations of tn
allies from Alessandria. Much sickness
prevails among the Austriaps. -
The Sardinians are preparing mag
nifcent reception fo- the Emperor Napo
leon on his arrival at Genoa.
1t is reported that Austria will sool
have 10000 men under arms. Austr
had declared the Papal port on the Adri
attic in state of siege. The Pope hat
protested, and Austria has promised t.
reconsider.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-25
Execution of Wife Murderers.

PlrrsBuRG, May 2Oth.--Jacobf and
Evans, convicted Of the murder of their
wives were hung at 9 P. NJ. The exc.
cution was strictly private. a'. No military
were present As few admitted as pos.
sible. The crowd outside was not large.
jacob declined making a speech. Evans
spoke for half an hour declaring his in.
nocenee. Both died hard oa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-25
IL ssaviTq eIscnmnslsllip.

.sss4t ss!fqs n T-T irr tors
J. Mss Butcher, Gate Prof. of Book
Eespiie hndsBenmanship at Changers
CollSge Columbus, Ol3ois In our place,
and we understand intends organizing q
80 ssSssiasss sin ID lcatisal aha ,Epist0hry yfshman'
-zship.heAs Nj, Bntcher has, had consider
nble .experieBceiu teaching. the ladies, and
gentlemen of Woodsfeld should embrace
- the opI,ortdnity Of becoming fine penmanf
ina short tune and alta triaing expense.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-25
Galore Engines.

The Cincinnati Press is using ohe OF
Ericson's Caloriei Engines which propcls
u double Cylinders Hoe Press, at the
rate of from 1000 to 1000 impressions
per hour, at cost of One cent per Aour.
The Ogdensburg Democrat has just put
up another of those engines which works
like charm. The entire cost for fuel is
20 cents per day.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-25

TIE largest mule ever produced in tho
world is now in Cincinnati. It is .
mare mule, nineteen and a half hands
high, and weighs eighteen hundred aud
thirty-fve pounds This extraordinary
anima! is the property of Charles Frost,
of Wayne Co., recently purchased near
Lexington, KY. 'S' 8's'-9 1870 ''
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-25

WOMAN AS A FARMER. We learn from
Southern paper that the most extensive
plantation in Louisiana, is managed BY .
woman-Mrs. A. E. Flint. During the
las t year she raised 1900 hogsheads ef
molasses, and 400 bales Of co&toa-ths
largest crop produced prod esri!n On any plantation
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-25

LvrsaraIr Lovrssva1LaIr, May 20. THE ITO Dem.
ocratic candidates for Congress in the 9Th
District, Rice, independent. and Garrs-d.
regular, had D difficulty at Boonville on
Monday Rice wa; badly shot twice.
A man named Smith was killed. No far
ther particulars. '''' y i'"'2 -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-25

s''sgB Preparations are being made for
Sssheing or fair grounds. The, fence
is to be of plank, ten feet high, and as
.tight ass practicable, A large number of
tsomfostables stalls will be made, and, if
.siseffsnds will warrant it, a building will
sSsaefecte dti in which to exhibit agricultu-
raj and mechanical productions. 81 '5
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-25
Bad Prospects for Tobacco Rails
.a.~.ss Sg -yeers. r:Cnur-gy

We have several. times reminded Four
farmers of the fact that the war in Europe
m ust necessarily depreciate the price of to-
bacco very materially, while it must en-
hance the price Of grain. In confrma-
tion of this we have been shown circu-
lar dated May.l7th sent by Wr. Lamping
one of the most extensive dealers in to-
bacco in the Union. Similar circulars,
it is probable, have been sent to merchants
generally who deal tobacco. The follow
ing extracts are of general interest: ..v
"Within the past week. operations have
been checked by the warlike accounts from
Europe, and we learn that several orders
for Tobacco have actually been counter
manded. The last steamer brings the in.
telfgence of hostile engagements between
Austria and Sardinia. We do not pre-
tend to conjecture at this time what ef-
feet these difficulties may have upon our
Tobacco trade; out in the event of gen.
0tai war III IaioPe, "hieh "ouiu Pie'eH'
the expectation of Tobacco, the result, nc
doubt, would be disastrous.
| We learn that prices of Maryland To.
bacco have suffered further decline, and
common kinds are now selling at So tc
50. - Very Respectfully, ..
+ VIM. LAMpING & Co."
There is no mistaking the present indi
cations, Every appearance is favorabl,
to the high price of grain, and unfavora
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-25

Look Our. The Seneca Advertiser
ssys that, notes. Of the Seneca County
yRsnk. oT6in, Ohio, mast be presented or
> isstso n o. Z Clay2ool at Columbus, by
:the fztk of June next, or they will be Of
ba02yafue. t"i15 ,ss9Eia t"t'-t a.i.'|.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-25

w In the suit at Augusta, Ga,
against Swami & Co., for the illegal ven
ding oflottery tickets, the jury found a
verdict against them. The case will be
carried to the Supreme Court.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-25

az MI. 3, b stuart, son Of ths, Hon. A.
H. Stuart who vas injured BY the sxplo.
sion of the st. Nicholas, died at Memphis
Tenn; on Sunday. He was most prom.
ising young man, and his death is render.
ed still more sad from TIE fact that hs was
on his way to New Orleans to be mar.
ried. .sys3 isdi s.zzaz 4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-25

WHAT DOES 1T Indicate. The forcsl
trees bayeai heavier foliage than they
have borne for many years. Does this
promise a prolific season In vegetation
generally ?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-25

.kuUIa ~ Y,IIT:7S1 = . 9rS-E 81 T.
~, WILLIAM PIcKENs died at his
residence in Summit township, on Sunday
night. He ia to be buried to-day Tues
day. with the honors of Masonry.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-25
! PRIMARY ELECTION.
oeeedingS of the Democratic Cen.
tral Committee,

Ats meeting Of the Democratic Cen
ssai Committee, Of Monroe county, held
is Woods6eid, on the third day of May,
1859, EDWARD ARCHBoLD, Chairman,
called the meeting TO order and A. G.
Archhod and j. NJ. Sinclair were .ap-
pointed Secretaries. On motion it was
Resolced, That a primary election be held
in the several townships of this county
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-25

,snsalA lA N ST177 TT2'-7e W. T7-T / f,s-S
siIl1goaThe editor will be absent most
sfshis week, attending the State ConYen.
tion. :sssi.st 20 Ysh .7.5s. s.f .s.-Tr..
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-25

EThe Noble County Democrat has
been born again, and is leading new life.
Bro. BAKER syagain its editor. = The
Office has been removed to Caldwell.
Ted pstnoctatsi of Noble 8 why don't you
.ssgs Sp sRd nd Sustain 1, yopr yy paper and it's
ssleYer editor ras yonl should? s9,lt!.c g,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-25

ea'AEAs! 4EAst' We learn with feelings
y 'Sf the most Uncomfortable anguish that
our distinguished friend Rev. Prof. RAN
pAL Ross has retired from the Noble Co.
suRSbablisa,e ,sAs' ehaYe his i"pieter" we
'Smay survive the agonya- "seehwo."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-05-25

% aB a portion o. tbs eoGssy sissru.
ary At GAINESVILLE, o, wss 'dsstfoysd Gby
Ere thursday. Loss SD, 1000. 'oaaJ
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NARY War!

,s,.sBsfore, you starr for the, seat Of war, give
Mr. Stanton call at Davis Hotel, and
get your likeness taken to leave with your
- sfsslepds, ss sszl cad .esa argis-x wi ,
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There is no mistaking the present indi
cations, Every appearance is favorable
to the high price of grain, and unfavora-
able to the high price of tobacco.
Nevada national., 1859-02-12

'er from my gaze. We lost the battle and
70 my mind the Kentucky riacman contribu-
ted more to our defeat than anything else
for while be remained to our sight our at.
tention was drawn from our duties ; and
Uhen at last We became onshroud'd in th"
smoke I be woik was complete We were in
utter confnsion ard unable In The extremity
to restore order sufficient "a make any enc
g csiul attack
Nevada national., 1859-02-12
I..yy OF NKMSpAPEKs.

= Sut-rrite-. q. in Io mot giv. eVrra.s notice t'
%. cea..a. ur. c,a.i 'ele' i-hiu- to eaui.nae
.hrir -l'-,.
?. .t.- beg. wish .h~ir refe di.c'n''nHff.
f.-l,f.l-f. t.rt ruaiinuv tu -Hut fhfu until 90
.iHi-r. af. i.lff.
q. o. -uh..rihefs a-.'e,t or O., $3.50 o. take thei'
asrrr. ffou fnr as-,.r place 'l which they stf
.e.,t tiIet sra faff Co.. Htu .h- unfl taHt settle
"a .ir biil ami give notice. ID, Ii.runiiuue ti 100.
n ,uharriart- u.tc fn otte. tlf'r. n.'.t"ti
n'nripirg ia ruti- aul i. rsiri + -el' ia Die
'le. sr i-.-tiou tles are heii rec Uon-ihlc Notice
.hoalf ,lvaf. De given uf removal
g. i-...in. tu take per or periodical from tiif
office ar .ejn1,iug sui leaving i unraii,i iur g
-, ,.,urc .i irtud.
Nevada national., 1859-02-12
NOTICE.

State Of California. In District Court
County of Nevada. nth Judicial District.
Lysauder Moore aud Thomas Votaw, Pitts
Thos Primrose. II. Bronson and ii. IL. Sweet
Defit's
Notice is hereby given to all persons inter
estcd that the said Plaintiffs have this day
instituted a suit against the said Defendants
to enforce a Lien for Lumber and Material
men against said Defendants against the
said property as hereinafter described. to wit :
A Quartz Mill, known and described as
Sweet ~ Co.'S Mill in Eureka Township. Co.
aforesaid. that they shall appear in the
District Court for the County aforesaid. on
Monday the 18th day of December. A. u
lojS. and exhibit their claims against said
property, and the proof Of said claims and
liens on said property on that day.
LYSANDEE MOORE. ! pl,g,s
Is THOMAS NOrAW.
Nevada national., 1859-02-12
THE TWO ANGELS.
~ II. W. I.oSoFnrow

Two Angels one of life and one of pcaih
Passed DER our vlage as the morning broke
The aawn or their faces ana beneath.
The sognbrc house. hcarsed wiih plumes % smoke.
Their a.tiiule anil aspect we're the same.
Alike ,hcfr features ana il.rr robes of atite.
r.; one sa. crowned uI.h auelan'i q. uiiha Same
Aai one uiih Aspholei-. l.se aa.ue- 90 q hi.
.ap then, rau.e an ileir celestial way,
Then saii T. With deep r,sr an' aouht arfro.s'l.
r,1t not 30 iord rly hc,r'. irs ;las hetirs
The place vhctc fhs beloved are 90 r,.t
And he Who sorc .he crown o., s-raoi,l.,
recc1diug a, my loor otsen g. kuoc'
And nv soul ami aitlh..8s. as iH ur.l-
The water. sink before au saf,h4ussc .hoek
recognized %" rasaslr agony.
The terror srl %, lca.or sta the .ain.
Tha; on before I.a. hatui,d ,oe.
Anl row returned a,;a three fi.l strength again
TAe ioor orr0ei = me tcasr,i, r.c..
Aud li,tcuea for H.rgni hesrl D.l'. tr.c-
AHi nouiI. vha,-o, go iI' .es. sa- best
Pared neiil.cr 20 l.n.,-.i D. io r,jnice.
Ny rrrarl Is n.t fsata .4t it'. Do. .a.i
An crel ansNe-rl ...-.as ....f % ~it';.
On his ee.c. 'al ca has-y be spell
'T-ss at thy Poor o iricns ar 20, ai mine,
The snroi With 'hc 4u'ara.-'ldue aaf'h,
T.a-ius de,cH'st au. size. . ,r.r- l',.n-
Whispered so.. 'ast l-! e s.uaa !..e reaih.
lscn fell upon ere H.-s . s... i,r 3 -m
a shaioF 90 '.o,. n.lur.-. iair au' Thin
AMI .onl, from .I.. ia.i - .i.i i--i moi .aau
Two angels i.su,. raer~ sut,r- d. ..' in.
All 'of coa - r i'-A.t safe 90. A.ai.
She mist. ilec;, ia, ram sl.. 81 3 al hood
IN with smile 90. #.tt "a .ea al ,.i.1
l. lie looL bach f.ou. thedeIAi'.rs ..oal
ANGELS of Life snl .',ath s.i. r. h.:
WIN Ia icsv. tH~i ea.. ao ih-t'.ay.i o.sr
Who then voul. u..i. y fasa. .-u-.ir. tlis
Against III. a. ,.c-.ensc- o. lut "a, 4,or
Nevada national., 1859-02-12
QUARTZ MINING MACHlNER Y
URADFORD'S PATENT
ORE SEP AR Al OR S.

rIE-E triiNES are offered for sale AMI are open
| to t.. examination Of the Whining toumuui'1 o'
california. rrrl"rn.ing an thHt 8. undertaken lor
.h,... ts ~ concentrate the mineral PARTICLES oi
fur ru-s after Il has been crushed aIi s,l"i The
.iflatinu 4 uuthirg more than mechanically pan
Mug out hut .u nicely NUfkin. ils' rnli can Ne
faruel irat.iis FROM hlnek sand ~ Tie wo.t im
i.rtrsf efi t-tti,n is % rrrr- lirtIe suifhurrt.
rrau 4H.ttt. acir- O. ralaHl 3, nud veil. Nothing
i.gF af- 5l' use p.ulhrr nf ff.-'nr pruf F-
.... % fI. 90. ter -iIfr-. Machinery n. exhibition
l.d tr-ai, ty JtrsE rINiiNBi InH.
.rr m 100 Market street. San iraucisco.
Nevada national., 1859-02-12
Il MNONS.

-F.e, ..,. So. f., r.Ivt-. oil.
...... r.-. t.. .I.i..i'e.o o.-ti. ;...
-, r..i. .... ry.i.fla--l, h. d.
Ysa ..- l...n, uunu-. -at e.r G' .fta'.
tie eo..rl inf nf li.tiI,r T. l"a iu ~
yon j.. u-"p.on. ."oHa .'.n.'-e at. i'ar. %
ttf--.
ar.u relta.- r.t 'ir -cr,i,. osiI'. Writ. ir
..-tr. 80 .uu - n.n .. u't tH..
-o..r. uu Sol. ... ..1 III. u. .t ID ..t-
tl.. -tste aul ",t of iii. -iis. i ae i"u com
rf"urci on tl@ i-. fa. N"yruiHrr 5 T.. l~HN Zoo
-aiI t"urt tu obtaIo s lcctee ol tli- C.uti. tor
the foreclosure of certain mortgage b-aru- cate
the ..ut ta, of Anil a d. is57. executed by tho
...t.l.rlf. lo.hut sweet. fu lluu'IF and iYf the
sale cob Gee premise. therein. au 30. said ton.l laiut
particularly mentioned and fr-cri},' sHi tie Hli
r.fHl- u. fhe m.nt, ari-iu- from such -H', t thc
1855 ,ui oi 90. amufut due an t, .,rsin ir"i.i-.
O., uu;e- set l".fh BOO all e,ul iaiut naHr aui ar
lp~fri Go said l'iaiult Thomas y l.le 30, tir ic-
',t .t.' hnariu. ''fn 'atr ut-h Hif u.tJt.i-- am
.'f'.s .A'r'.' .. Nr -.' Ntt iH' -"h'
q. -iX thousand iull r- with inte l..rttri. linu
tile 2nd aav Of Apil. .. s'5 - ihn rtie ot two
aud one half per cent rer month i fafl aul if and
deficiency shall remain after apllA u- all of the said
tiau.. prur~rlt applicable. thereto. then that
llaiuiiH ..tt have Execution Therefor against the
said isIeu|snf.. also that all Of sail defendants.
and esei and every one of them. and all Hui every
u-r-up claiming uudrr them amy or either OF
-4 ,uj.cturLr.y o. the cd commencement ol ii- ac
utu. mss be barred and fUrrciu-ei of all ri-lt'
claims. lriu and equity of redemption in or {" 90,
said mortgage. "s, or ans part thefcut. and
-ich other or turihcr relief or both, in tie pre-
i.i.s may D.. just au equii. Die.
,i.l t.u arc hereby notified that If won fail io am
.utr >ais Complaint a, herein directed llautiu wil
take 1n, ui,if a-aiu-t YOU therefor ty dcallt. 60
th,r vfh all costs oi suit ami al-o m ui of The
t...rr -ac' other relief rs {. prayed tor ia h- said
t... .vr
III testimony whereof J. RUFUS SHOEMAKER
Clerk ni the District Count af'i.-aid. 8,
lrrcunto set ms hana. and imfr'-s ti'
, seal Of said Court. 20 un.e". iu tl.e tlt,
of NrVtda. this -ri lay u NatrH bore.
y. isJS. EUFI~ ~HuEAthfE tltlk.
By MN. -Huu. iepufy.
Nevada national., 1859-02-12
Sewing Ma, hin es.

Vi. IfDsDl.EI, having TO-" Agency %
.'Wl,-iei A Nu-uu-. ai-riur FAMILY 80 WING
" ttulAt-- viii De al the Atli ts'E 81. % D.. iu
GEA-~ NAIItY on VII Ni-itI. OF eaau a-rh
Tor t~ .al. o Machine. nj or the rutIo,e oi -is
ing in .'tIrfiuu ih their a-e.
E1- i.fais- wishing To procure the mari me, ar"
reicrte. Geo MF-. ~mnniAkEH an thurch 3. Get
r. sewing lone Go order with neaiufs. alil dc--
.Hatch W.r- len al the Fxehan-e viii 1e returned
De- second iav aiihou' extra charge
s- i., I.I, 4 ls-- auie
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sirol california, In u.

-'a.'of california, In p'.' 'ct Court.
County ol Nevada. 18th JH.ieial .i-trirt.
ri....s. y Paine. vs. Joshua sweet @. al.
lf.fl cation of llths Attorney herein. ar' y
.i.s to my satisfaction tltti % t,ai cause of .t
t. assist. against the reudeut. n-tua sweet .r l'
Ar j. proper party thereto. aud ilHi the sci. r
.ea '.nt e. not q resident Of this State aui tlHf
re.5 .rca 90 .aid defendant l. unkroau t !aiu'fu
d 5. ordered that the luminous lrfrin o. serve,
t'ul tl.r. aiI Joshua sweet hy publication ia tu,
Nevada ttiuual" Tor Urre Months.
Gwen uultr my hand this N"Semt.f End ls5s
THOMAS 4. Ct~Ntil ta jut-e.
Attest Ruei. ~nueuake er tlrri af i-ttici uurt
uy VIM. smith. lrI.Ufy.
,irt uuu.ll * Niles Tlin~ stty. 10 om
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an A GNOI IA"
Pumps for Sale.

VwO "F0RCE ANn LIFTING " PUMPS-one 4
| inch bore and one . inch bore-both in ine or
der. Airly TO
jos wuOnwoRTu
Superintendent Alta CO No. ..
Grass Valley sept. II. lsjs.--n7-tf
Nevada national., 1859-02-12
THE GOLDEN PKIZt
TIL GOLDEN PIZE
ILLUSTRATED! ILLUSTRATED !

lLLCSIRA1 Ed! lLLUSTRA1 ED.
Tie Nr~ lnt. W,eLls Golden Ilt1, i, one Of the
LARGEST end best Ueth ID, lHi"rs nf the day. IN Inn
peral Quarto con'airiug eight pages. or ~ tol-
uu"~ q" entertaining original matter, att i,santiy
iiiu.trattd every week.
4 ON enff jr.n so --i-s p $500 IN qoid wiH u
Fre-"'e p c1rh sulsa3rl t~ntoltaisliy "a receipt
te sU7c-gii.i, mnHey
Nevada national., 1859-02-12
ROAD NOTICE.

DfR>DN- who have au agreement q" tratei on t''
tie Neyads On trt-- Valley Turnpike tomist
-- BOA. .y the month. vill ll,a.' rsl - the Co.
ire of 10 secretary N'tauH uI br,-s VALLEY, "i
first ui every month ami have rhe agreement re
sued L. SHOEMAhEK, sec'y.