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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-05-14

Th;sscases will be 5takensfbetore the next
Grand Jurys.nd jexi1l hs'hard ifythe2hw
provideA no stsmedy for it, ~ a.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-05-14
TEN S1fSAAlBOA ~ III
- -. . 90. FIRE.

PITrsBrEcn. May. ;ss5
At a quarter past twelve ,o-,.a: a fire
broke out On the steamer Henry Graft which,
quickly Communicated to ,ay adjJi ing
boats, and in less than f se, ",si n,,tes ter,
steamers were enve'opedFin fumes, and- s,o1,
proved total loss. 80 .'''t'-'
The following boats were ,le<.rn ea;::
Henry Graf, Pamela, Jenny Gt=v, t:,un~
Gil Bluff. James Wood, J.. Ii C7au; pWo-
mac, Belmont, Cremona auts e,o.>ss,.cree
The flames spread with terrific. rapidly.
The heat was great, and fears we.e enter
tanned Tor the safety Of the warehouses on
Water street. The; exertiens Of the fireme1s
were principally devoted to them
The amount OF freight on the boats way
not large: Some little on the wharf was
destroyed. 50
The Pennsylvania r. r., with her usual
good luck, escaped almost = scot, free."-
Her shipments Of merchandise for the West
were on board the Economy and South
America, which escaped entirely. The lat
tor, fortunately having steam, up, was the
means Of savri'hg all tie 6thtf' s6sts;;: s,me
thirty, now here, from total Instruction.
She took feet Of four boats nearest those
on fire, and towing them away, let a gax
which made it possiblsto save the rest.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-05-14

a. about ten O'Clock \. NJ. upon Monday the
?119ssAf9 n heR ara1a 5aa3dElo Afantioel,
ios4.e, dcovetup, to,eshe post office and an.
,t,uriced' the ifesuh Of: HIS efforts TO- secure
the prisoner, t0. a,rottd: df persons who were
awaiting; his return. Upon learning thai
Jackson wasin the hands. Of, the mob, the
assembly waved their hats around their
hsdds and kaEe three: cheet5:o:f -
Bertram aFsti stared that jackson would
lie executed between the h6nrsf;,f' y and 2
upon that day: Uponwrcstipg Jackson from
the, Sher #, he was taken directly to the
house Of a noighbor, who lives within Z mile
of Holdship's and there kept all pisht-most
of which time it is said, the unfortunate man
spent in prayer TO- God, for. mercy and relief
lind in the morning taken' 10 lid claim Of
Wallace and<!placed in his house. Mrs.
Jackson vas NOT acquainted with the stu:
|sti0n of her; husband t6xana the. Zine the
Sheriff took him from the kouSe on. Sunday
s1se' Ing, thtif Meadh morning It teno'cloci.
,erpss Of the warrant IF arrest. he was in
,Mopticello.r As soon as she heard Of her
husbands danger, sliNe a true vie and woman
|sf. stafed.m pursuit. r
Assisted by two more Gsrmans, who
Igui ed her, Mrs. Jackson reached the spo,
|seleoted as the scene Of hoT husbands dsstruo.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-05-14

:" LxTER! The Ade'aide,;i ftom II Galway
brings three days. later news srht7Aus Il
t*eRt tso III :D and ~ var r i now a nc
doubt rapin:t. qot aai TO sd q, sigIors ~. !;
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

ERECTION OF NEw BuIIDIsGs--WHAr
CHEER HOUSE SAN Francisco. In 1854,
finding business still increasing, the proprie.
tor. without closing bis house, raised the
frame building sufficiently from ihe ground
TO build underneath q basement and lower
story-afterwards extening the brick walls.
In 1856 it was very evident that = further
enlargement was necessary, when house
larger than the one on Sacrament street was
added TO the rear, at right angles with the
frst mentioned, fronting on Leidesdorff St.,
and forming together building shaped like
the letter L.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

FATAI AFTEAY.-we learn from Mr. Eos
ter. the Expressman. that Mr.. Blackburn
U. S. Marshall Of the Carson Valley District
shot q man dead. in drinking Saloon al
Carson City. on Saturday last The ball
took effect between the eyes. and the man
died instantly. His name was Stevenson.
They came up IRON the Humbold. together.
quarreled, Stevenson called Blackburn a
son Of a b--h, upon which Blackburn shot
him over the left eye. killing him instantly.
No arrest had been made up to the time Of
our informant leaving.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26
SHERIEF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION to me d.
ID reeted, issued ont of the County Court Of Ne
vada County, State Of California. Judgment rem
dered in said Court on the 4th day Of November 4,
ID. 1889 in favor of GkoRGk P. DAfros and against
JosErH RicHARDs (by Confesson) for the Of Eight
Hundred and Five Dollars and Ninety Cents, with
interest the said sum OF ssc5. 90. from the 9TH
day Of November, A. H. 13so at the rate Of Ten per
cent per annum, until paid.
Together with all costs Of suit l have levied up
on the following described property, to wit
All the right title and Interest OF the above named
Defendant. Joseph Richards, Of in and to n certain
Quartz Mil and Quartz Leads in Grass Valley Town
ship, County Of Nevada and State OF California
known as the Helvetia and Lafayette Gold Mining
Company's Quartz Mill and Leads, also Defendants
interest in and to all the machinery and appurte-
nances thereunto belonging or in sny wise appcr
tanning, consisting Of Engines Boilers, Stamps,
Belts, Tubs. Tools, &c, &c.
Notice Is 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, on Tuesday. the eth day Of Dccem-
ber, A. D., 1850, between the hours Of O'Clock 4
NJ and s O'Clock, p. ".
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of November,
J.B. vlN HAGAS, sheriff Nevada Co.
Nc Con nell Bsrbs Atsy's for Pl'ts
Nevada national., 1859-11-26
STARTLING, RUT TRUE:
xAKx WAY FOR THE NEW PHILOSOPHY.

It is the weakness Of small minds to reject
new systems, simply because they are start
ling. They forget that apples had been drop
ping to the earth for 6.o0O consecutive years
under .he noses of philosophers as well As
fools. before Newton deduced the theory Of
gravitaion from the fall OF pippin. Is
there anything irrational, then, In supposing
that Thomas Holloway. man Of deep rese'
arch and strong practical Intellect, may
have discovered and applied successfully the
natural antidotes to large poportion OF hu-
man diseases Let II be remembered that
for many years this indefatigable student,
shrouded in the fumes Of his Ia laboratory was
engaged in pharmaceutical experiments, all
directed to the great object which he claims,
to have attained. Nature is strict custo-
dian Of her mysteries, and only discloses
them when enforced by indomitable energy
and perseverance. While the disciples of
old and efiete medical struck out new path
aud founded u new system Of treatment
" nat mas Decu tue lsruc Ash Nhc "Vtiof
for nearly half its inhabitants have endorsed
bis remedies. Besides the name that au =
she ntieates his Pills and Ointment, IL may be
said that the board seal OF public approval
is affixed TO them, and that the certificate
Of their infallibility bears upon its face every
written language in existence. Simple facts
are the only admissible testimony in mat
ter which involves health and life-and the
facts that go TO establish the curative prop
critics Of these preparations are overwhelm-
ing. OF the sufferers from dyspepsia, liver
camplaint, debility, scrofula, and almost
every species OF febrile. cutaneous and CLAN.
dular disordcr-"a multitude that on man
can number" have cordially approved them.
Surely, those who have recovered under the
operation of the medicines, are the most COM
petent judges of their virtues, and we ac-
quiesce without hesitation in their decision
Leads Mercury"
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

THE ProSKER PREss..-Sam'l Brannan. Of
San Francisco, publishes letter in the Alta
in which he says be wants to buy the Press
upon which be printed ihe Star, in is47. the
first paper published in San Francisco. He
wishes to purchase 1t to present to the CAL
ifornia Pioneers. as is was the first iron press
ever put up in California. Mr.. B. says II was
taken up to Sacramento. in ls4s, when the
PLACER Times. was printed upon it, Since
that time II seems to have been lost sight Of.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26
DECLARATION.

VNow ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS tha :
N SARAH CRANE wife Of Thomas 7. Crane. now
OF the Township OF Grass Valley. County Of Nevada
and State Of California do hereby declare and pub
lsh my intention from and after this date, 10 carry
on business in my own name and for my own benefit
TO wit That Of keeping Day and Boarding
school, Farming and Ranchng, in all its branches,
keeping dairy buying and selling Of Cattle and 9th
Stock buying and selling Real Estate, Leasing and
Renting the same including all matters Of Business
that may legitnately appertsin thereto
And do further declare that the sum invested by
In the above business does not exceed the sum Of
Five Thousand Dollars.
Witness my hand, the 18th day Of October. a. d.
1859. SARAH CRANE.
Signed in the presence Of S. c. RIciIAREsos.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26
CONSTABLES' SALE.
State Of California, County Of Nevada, IS.

ny VIRTUE Of an Execution to me delivered, issu-
ID ed from the Court Of S, C. RICHARDSON ESQ, an
acting Justice sf the Peace In and for the County
aoread beariag date 0ctehsr Il, 1889, TO satisfy
Judgment rendered by the aforesaid Justice Of the
Peace on the 18th day OF Oct, d. 1889 In favor OF
MARTIN MURBAR. and against P n. WALsIoN, for
the sun OF S55 AZ Debt Interest Damages and Costs
Of Suit
Ihaye taken In Execution. and will sell TO the
highest bidder for Cash on the premises, In Grass
Valley Township, on the West side Of Church Hill
all the Right, Title aud Interest Of the said r. h.
walston, In and to the following described property,
to wit ;-One Quartz Claim, together with all ap-
purtenances thereto belonging, also certain por-
tiou OF sluicing ground, situated near said quart.
claim, also the Ditch conveying water to the said
claims
On Saturday, the 26th day OF November, A. n. 1853
between the hours Of O'Clock, 4. N. and O'Clock
r. ~, taken - the property 81 tP. n. Walston tc
satisfy the above demands and accruing costs.
G. c. nwSSINp. Ccuttabe.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

JONAS G. CLARK & Co.-The success Of this
drm in the importing and manufacturing Of
furniture. are such as to call forth our admira-
tiou and enthusiasm. Their successes in busi-
ness are consequent upon their enterprises
ia Introducing the newest styles Of furniture
at whatever cost They are the largest i'm
porting firm west of the Rocky Mountains,
and sell cheap.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

g- The first install ment. $1,000. Of the
amount contributed by the State of Cali
fornia towards the Washington monument
Fund has been forwarded by Governor Wei
Ter. 1t will be reccolected that the L-gisla'
ture donated $1,000 per annum for ten years
20 this fund.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

LAKE. MoSo.-This locality of some new
diggins. over the divide, is quite poetic on
its name and really sounds euphoneous /; but
when Spaniard comes along and tells you
shat mono means monkey, your admiration
10 somewhat abated-
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

Es- The Railroad extension from Folsom
to the ncw city of Lincoln" will be open
for travel by the first OF January next.
Grass Valley will then be within twenty-five
miles Of Railroad communication with Sac
aamento and the rest of the world.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

e1 QUTScY HAfI--This establishment
still continue their immense sales daily.
They have happily inaugaurated the era of
clothing for the million by selling cheap. The
herose Of hundred victories over all CON-
bired oppositions-they are still the Napo-
Icons OF the field.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

.eT The Oregonians are advocating the
establishment of an Overland Mail, from
San Francisco to Portland and Puget's
Sound. They prefer serious complaints
against the Steam Ship Company. ''Over.
land Nails" appear to be gaining popularity
everywhere on the Pacific Coast.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

The Los ASGELos WINE CRor.--It Is es-
timated that the wine crop Of Los Angeles
she present season, will come up to $40, 900
gallons A considerable. quantity Of brandy
will also be produced.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

MELAgycHoILY.-A woman was recently
killed in Hu mboldt County by being thrown
from horse. She had Travelled all the way
across the plains with her husband aud two
children. and met her sudden death within
one days travel of her supposed future home.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

Strangers visiting Sacramento will do
we'll to call at Houston, Hastings & Co., as
they have the 6nest stock of Clothing in the
State, and are selling at unusual low rates.
See their advertisment in another column.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

ee- It is said that the "guiena" was so
called because The gold of which 1t was fifst
coined. in the reign Of Charles ii, was brou-
cht from Guinea. For this reason the guinea
originally bore the impression Of an eleph-
ant
Nevada national., 1859-11-26
NOTICE.

Came 10 tn. Zinc House. On the Telegraph Sac
ramsnto and Nevada Road on the nth instant a
Sorren Horse, banded II. the left hip-lefi
hind leg white, and white stripe in his fses-alse
Saddle Marks on his body.
The owner will please prove property, pay char
ges and take him away.
Zinc House, Nov. II, 1850. list
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

PrTRID SoxE THRoAr-This malignant
dissease which has recently been 50 fatal 10
this place, prevails to a considerable extent
Ia many other sections Of the State.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

Ia The Massachusetts, Senate has resolv-
ed to grant permission for the erection Of a
statue Of Horace Mann in the State House
grounds, to be placed opposite that of Web
ster.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26
State OF California. Nevada County, -

CFHEV EFHFffTH
Township Of Grass Valley.
Before me, $. c. Richardson, acting Justice Of
the peace in and for said County this day personal
personally known To me, TO be the person whose sig
nature Is Afixed to the foregoing Declaration, and
who is described therein, Who upon examination by
me, had, separate and apart from and without the
hearing Of her said husband, and the contents Of
the said Instrument having been BY explained
and made known TO her, Acknowledged TO me that
she executed the freely and voluntarily for the
use and purposes therein expressed, without Tear
from undue influence or compulsion upon the part
Of her said husband, aud that she has desire 10
retraet the execution Of the
In testimony whereof have hersunto set my hand
ais, the 1eth day Of October, A. =. .lsbe
8 c RICHARDSON,
IA Up Grass Valley Township.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26

~ There is at this time within frac-
tion of 5000, 600 in the California State
Treasury. II is fortunate thing that we
have an honest man to guard it.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26
Exchange Hotel.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The Subscriber having purchased the above
Well known aud Con,modious Hotel,
Situated on Main Street, Grass alley,
Will be happy to entertain his friends and the Trav
cling Public whenever Il may suit their pleasure
inclination to call His Table will always be surph
ell with every substantial and delieacy which the
market affords The Proprietor is determined that
the EXCHANGE shall not be excelled, in any
particular by any Hotel in the mountains.
THE BAR will, at II times be supplied with the
best Wines. Liquors, &c His BEDS will always he
found Neat and Clean, and his Lodging Rooms ample
and well ventilated
as- The BILLIARD SALOON is supplied with two
PheInn's Pntcnf Billiard Tables.
The only Tables Of the kind in the County.
CHARLES W. SMITH.
Grass Valley, Nov. l, 1859.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26
....A THE.
CURRENT NEW YORK RATES.

81 The following Is the Lis, OF Price, at which
now selling
Fine Dress Frock Coats. .from...........sl0 to siS
Fine Doeskin Busines Coats from.-......ss IS to sl2
Fine Cashmere Businass Coats, FROM. 50 to $40
Light Goats foA warm weather, from...-.si to s.
Handsome Ragang, from. IS to 10
Fine Black Dosskin Pants from. to 81
Good quality Cashmere Pants from.... 50 70 IS
servceahle Satinet Pants, FROM. 81 so toS
dants for wear, frcm...... 81 to g.
silk Velvet Vests. from. 81 SO TO
Silk ynd Satin Vests, from........s So to o.
Davis Jones Shirts. fee qaalty from. 81 2s to
White aeTino Undershists, fom. .......5 cts to 81
White and Gray Merino Drawers, frcm75 cts, 10 81
Shaker FluneA Undershirts; AMI Drawers. so
Linen Handkerchief, from. cts. to SO cts
Full suits for wor. ing Coats, Vest and Pants
for a. low as sl0.
Also, Hats. Caps, Trunks, vsliees, etc, at the
ovest living rates.
QUIy yCY HALE.
l4g q Isl Washington ST., San Francisco
DAVIS a. BOWERS
Nevada national., 1859-11-26
Brr.IoUs Dus01DERx,

The proper quantum aud right condition of the
bile j. Of momeuious Importance to the health Of
the huwan frame. this Hniut'r nieslirihe exrei-
ia" hidden seeds Of the complaint Ind renders all tbs
fluids aud secretions pune and nusnt. eeansiug and
Iesuslialing the vital luneilnns OF tie body.
Nevada national., 1859-11-26
General Debility aud yycskuc..

Trum whatever cause. fUwNySr ~ SFfHITr Hndu
other signs Of diseased liver aud other disorgau
Eatnn of the system. vanish undrr the ersdieaiins
influence of this all puuerfu Antistftie and deter
Nevada national., 1859-11-26
sICKIy TE1fAr,Es.

Should lose no time in trying few doses Of thi.
regulating amt renovAtng remedy, whatever NAV 10
periociea and other di.o'g o'ganisaons its Effect 10 all
but mirRc u0us
Nevada national., 1859-11-26
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
DYsPEHsIA.
a uOON TO THE SICK,

The great scourgr of this continent yielts quickly
to Of the.. aniisep:ie Pills and the digestive
orsan- restored tn their proper tone matter
in what hideou- shape this hydra Of siseAsee esbi
IT. itself, this s-arehing and unerring remedy .
hers-s II from the patients system.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-07

BY virtue Of an execution issued from the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District court, Of
Scott county, Iowa, and to me sireeted, in
favor Of the Troy Portable Grain MIL Co, and
against William B. King. lhave lcvie on, and
will offer for sale to the, highest bidder, on
Saturday the 18th Gay Of June, 4. D., 1852
tween the hours of TO o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. III. Of said day, the following prop
crty, to-wit: one span of gray Horses, one
seven years old, and he other nine, also one
two horse Wagon; taken as the property OF
said William B. King, to satisfy seid exccu-
ton, interest and costs.
Terms Of sale cash.
THOMAS MURRAY. Sheriff.
Of Tana county, Iowa.
Toledo, Iewa, May, 18th 1850. n3o4w
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-07
Sherln,s Sale.

By virtue Of special execution issued from
the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Iama county, Iowa, and to me directed, in f.
vor Of G.. ". Knox 4 Co., Stafford C. Calkins,
Ava A. Cankins, William NJ. Calkins, Thomas
M. Childs s. Thomas ]. Chapman, and against
William Taylor, have levied on, and will
offcr for sale to the highest bidder, on 6atur-
doy the 18th day Of June A. D., 1852, u the
Court House door, in Toledo, Iowa, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock o. m. and o'clock p.
NJ, of said day, the following property, to-wit:
Lot No. eight (s) in Block No. ten (lo) in the
Village Of Butlcrville, lama county, lows, In
Guiding the buildings thereto belonging. the
judgement acting IS mechanics lien O
the above described Premises, taken . the
property Of said William Taylor, to satisfy
said execution, interest and costs.
Terms Of sale cash.
THOMAS MURRAY, Sheriff,
Of Tama County, lows.
Tolcdo Iowa, May 18th, 1852 n305v.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-07

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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-07-07
STRAINED

From the subscriber in Otter Creek Town
ship. six working cattle, with the following
marks: One red, white and brown, anotll-
or pale red or yellow having line
back and white belly;the thir' brocsled faced
spotted sides and white belly; fourth red with
line lack; fifth, deep red stag with short oars.
sixth spotted red and white. Any person de-
liycring the above described cattle to NE, or
informing me where they are shall receive
$1,000 Information may be left ut the
Office Of the Iowa Transcript.
FRANK BENES.
Nav s6tl 1859.