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The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24
Sllerifs Sale.

Whereas. on the 9Th day of June A. D. 1859 ( Ana
judgement and decree was rendered the District (urt
OF the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State o. Cali
forma IN and for the County of Nevada against Jobn
Eva Nicholas Eade and Atlas Warren and in aver of
b. Hunter for the sum or fifteen hundred and fftv Dl
lars principal debt together with interest on said sum a.
the rate OF ten cent per the rendition Of
judgement until paid togetherwith all costs of sut
And whereas on the said Sth day of June 1850 4.
was ordered and deereed by the said Court thar the
Mortgage set forth in Plaintiffs complaint be forecosed
and the property therein described to wit All and ain
gar that certain lot and parcel of mining grounds sit
uaed on Relief Bill Townshi3 OF Eureka county of Ma
yada state OF California. Bounded and described as
folows-fronting to the Eastward on Logan Canon
wo hundred and sixty feet, the brow Of the hill
thence extending weswardy into the centre of the hin
and main ridge bounded the by the claims on
Kees Co ON the south by the claims dggings know as
S7tcers Lower diggings. Together with ali and
the cuts sluice, tools, tail rights mining apparaus
purtensnees DC rights, franchise privilege thereto
belonging or in any wise appertaning be levied upon
and sold to satisfy Judgement interest and costs ana
the proceeds thereof applied the payment of said
of money s aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given that will expose to public ,sI.
all the above described property the highest bidder
for cash. In front of the Court House door in Ney.ds
city, on SATURDAY, the end day Of July A. d. 1859
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 1 p N
Given under my hand this sth lay of June L. d 1879
s. w. BORING. Sheriff
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

The TENDER PAssloN.-Thackeray
says that when man is in love with
one woman in family. it is astonishing
how fond he becomes of every person
connected with it. He ingratiatss him
self with the maids; he is bland with the
footmen; he runs on errands for the
daughters; he gives and lends money to
the youngest son at college; he pats lit
tie dogs, which he would kick otherwise;
he sr.iles at old stories which would
make him break out in yawns were they
uttered by any one but papa; he drinks
swee: wine. for which he would curse the
steward and the whole committee at clnb;
he bears even with the catnaLkerous old
maiden aunt; he beats time when darling
little Fanny performs her piece on the
piano, and smiles when wicked lively
little Bobby upsets the coffee over his
Shirt
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24
Per Ed. Burrell. |
Sllerins Sale.


Whereas on the 7th day of Juie A. 3. 1885 4
final judgement and decree was rendered in the
District lourt of the Fourteenth Judicial District
of the State of California, in and for the County of
Nevada, against G. A Duval and in favor Of J. T.
Glenwater FOR the sum offonr hundred and one dol
lars and twenty seven cents together with interest on
the SAID sum at the often per cent per aunnum from
the rendition ofjudgement until paid, together With
all costs fsnit. And whereas on the said 7tb dov
of June A. D., 1859 it vas ordered and decreed by
the said Court that the Mortgage forth in Plain
tlff's complaint be foreclosed, and the property
therein described to wit:
That property lying and being situated in the
town OF Grass Valley, situated the north side Of
Mann street IN the said Town nearly opposite to the
building and tavern of VIM. Hobby. containing In
area. Seventy feet fronting on Main Street thence
running at right anght angles to Main Street thirty
hve feet; thence east forty four feet thence south
one hundred and thirteen feet; thence west tsreo'
hundred and three and one half feet: thence north
two hundred and thirty feet; thence east ffry two
feet thence north fifty two feet thence east fourteen
feet; thence north sixty five and I0I2 feet to place
of beginning, the same being the property sud
premises upon which the said lieus are taken; to-
gether with so mnch ground around the came as is'
necessary for the convenient use and occupation
thereat, be levied upon and sold to satisfy said
judgement, interest and costs, and the proceeds,
thereofapplied to the payment ofsaid sums ofmoney
as aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given that will expose 70 public
sale, all the above described property to the high
est bidder, for cash. in front of the Court house
door, in Nevada city, on Saturday the Second day
of July, 1859, between the hoars Of 10 o'clock. A.,
NJ. and 4 p, NJ. -- - T. -rsl.
Given under my hand this 9th dav Of Jdne, A. T.,
1859. S.W. BORING sberiH
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

Horace Vernct is going to- be married.
at the age of 67. The banns are now
placarded at the mayorality of the 10th
arondisement. in the Rue Grenelle Paris.
The illustrious painter has gained the
heart of widow, Madame Amelia Full.
Ter. whose first husband was NJ. de
Bois Richeux.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

THE LOCATION OF EBEN.-By some
Biblical Commentators Lake Ian, in
North America, is believed to have been
the location of the primitive paradise,
while Indio European theories think it
occu pied ali the present western and
part of eastern Siberia, from 4Oo to So
latitude, and from Go to 1000 longitude.
The Arctic ocean, at that time as
pleasant as the Medditerr anean, with the
Ural mountains as islands, was the north
ern boundary. Both the Edens are now
Russian possessions. Besides, Russian
influence is preponderating in Jerusalem
and the sIst in Rome. by archaologists
as the ore where Romulus was nursed
by she-wolf, is Russian property. By
a curious coincidence Russia owns in this
way the places most sacred in the his
tory of our race.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

Princess Clotilde is said to have be
come the purchaser 9fthe celebrated fan
belonging TO the late Queen of Dude
The fan is of white silk, richly embroid
cred in emcralds and seed pearl the
handle of gold and ivory, splendidly
adorned wirh iubies, and seventeen large
brilliants of the first water.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

% Copying an item from the Alta
last week, about the shameful desertion
by Henry Simon of his wife and child we
added that the scamp was now at Orleans
Flat in this county and going by the
name of Henry Lemon. 1t should have
been Dutch Fiat. Placer County
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

The Washington correspondent of a
Boston paper says that Mr.. Buchanan
looks much younger in the face than he
is. We suppose he means the old Buck
4; .loefaced.-Louisuule Journal.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24
SherifS Sale.

erlue OF an Execution TO me directed issued out Of
the District court OF the l4th Judicial District on
the 9Th day of May A. d. 1859 in favor of Cyrus Covo
Patrick keigan. II, Doln, p. Lacy, w. Lawrence and
VIM Hasler and against James Weaver for the sum of
Six Thousand Dollars debt with on the said
sum OF 5000 at the rate of three per per month
from the rendition of judgment until paid together with
costs OF suit have levied upon the following describes
property towit:-A that certain piece or parcel OF
property situated in the counties of Nevada and Sierra
mostly In the county hf Nevada, known the Mempbs
and Orleans Race the having its head at the pres
ent time af pointon South Fork Middle Yuba River
aoove the falls and thence along the ne survey and
construction on the dividing ridge, between South and
Middle fuoa Rivers to Cherokee &C, with all claim to
waters, of North Fork of Yuba River Canon creek :.
Lake stream, E'treka, Lakes, Weaver creek &c xe
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY. the ~
DAY OF July 1859 between the hours ofIo o'clock A.
~. and4 o'clock, F. NJ, in frqnt Of the Court House
door In the city ofSevada will sell al putc aucti6 10
the bidder for cash in hand the above
property to satisfy and pay the judgments
Given under my hand at office, in the city of Nevada
on this the 18th day of juno, a D., 1859
s. w. BORING, Sheriff.
~ En- nr-pp
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

z "What is thatl I" asked a teacher of
little child. pointing to the letter X.
'"Why that's papa's name. I have seen
him write itevef so many times
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

Brother Roberts, of the National, does
not represent us correctly. We have
made no such assertion as "the delegates
to the State Convention win misrepre-
sent the Democracy of Nevada County
by supporting Meredith for Congress :"
Substitute "the people for the Democ
racy" and our opinions are expressed
We said, and say still, that the people of
the mining districts must prefer judge
of their own on the Supreme Bench for
the term of six years to a mere political
upsta,t in Congress for two. The prop
osItion is SO nearly self evident we pre-
sumo no one will despute it
Brother Roberts Indignantly denies. as
one of the delegates to the State Con-
vontion, that he is "hircling or tool"
ard pronounces the charge "cowardly"
among other irrascible expletives. We
give his denial as an item of news, and
beg to assure him he labors under false
apprehension of the meaning of that
''cowardly" term. The charge partakcs
certainly of reverse character. AS to
the Other assertion, that our statemen: is
ungentlemanly might we not suggest that
it smacks of a little too much arrogance
perhaps imputdence, for him to estab-
lish the standard by which the acts of
his cotemporaries are to bejudged!
FROM THE SANDWICH IsLANDs.-The
first anniversary Of the birth day of the
Prince of Hawaii, heir apparent to the
the throne of the Kamahamehas, was
celebrated on the goth May with great
rejoicings. .... a...
His Majesty has reduced the term of
Mr.. Monserrat's banishment to seven
years-or until May goth, 1864. Mr. NJ.
is now in England, ... ..
Com. Pendleton, in his big ship the
lvanhoe, had taken possession of Christ
mas Island. The Commodore was in
fine spirits prospecting for guano, and
sanguine of finding it somcwhere, if not
on that island.
A regatta came off on Monday, the
22d, in which four boats engaged A
whaleboas: entered by J. S. Walker,
wor the race and prize of $40
DR.. r. McKibben. jr., has been appoint
ed to the Kings personal staff, with the
rank of Major.
The natives in the outer districts of
the island Of Wahu are feeling :he
scarcity of food, occasioncd by Incidence
and drunkenness.
The Civil Code makes nfew changes
in the rates of licenses, which it may be
OF public interest tc- note. The price of
a Wholesale merchants license for one
year. has been raised from SIS TO SlOO;
that of a retail, from SO to $50; and
a plantation store license, from $40 to
S25. ..-.. 4..l
On Monday last native brought to
the residence of DR.. Armstrong, fine
large honey comb which he had taken
from the hollow of IA ohia tree in Manoa
Valley, DR. Hllebrand has no doubt that
it sthe product of a swarm of bees which
escaped from his care.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24
Summons.
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA,lc1
Conptv nf Navndo (A%0

District Court of the l4th Judicial District Of ssjd
The People of the State of California, TO LEWIS
SHEETS: n. DYsART, Or. VOORHEES, and d,
voU, AND esfpoF EACH 81 you. ar, hereby summoned
l. to appear within 10 days from the service Of this
served in this District at ofshis and
within forty days erved you in this State d OUT
TINS District 10 show cause why You, and each of you
should not be bound by a Judgment entered in fbia
Court the 18th day Of May 1853 as of the 24th day Of
April 1857 in favor Of Daniel 4. Rich PLAINTIFF and
against Hamlet Davis, Hiram Dysert Lewis Sheets
John Widows DR.. VOORHEES, and Others survirinn no
Of ,tne firm of DAVIS g. Co.. for the sum OF 5000
CO. with hint interest thereon at the rate Of 3Rer
costs in the same if you and each of vo,,
had been originally served with Summons and yov and
each of You are hereby notified that If you f ID shov
cause, yon VIII be bound BY such Judgment aid ii
ecution will be issued against You accordingly
In testimony whereof. L, RUFUS SHOEMAKER,
Clerk of the District Court aforesaid hereuuto act
hand and impress the seal of said Court at Office IN the
city of Nevada, this I'd day Of March. a 1859
is.i-' RUFUS SHOEMAKER cierk-
By WIN. SMITH, Deputy. d. =,
STATE GcEn,3 OF f. tcALTFoRN1A Yd1IFo IN District CONT
Daniel Rich, Plaintiff vs. Hamlet Davis Iepvis ab.
ct ais. Defendants
On READING the Affidavit of Daniel Rieh fled herein
and it appearing thererom, Is my satisfaction that
good of action exists against the Defendsn,.
Hiram Dysert, Dr. Voorhics and Daniel Merritt ana
ding And it further appearing from said ASdpT;t
mas me said D5ser voorhies and Merritt are mot resi-
dents OF MS Stale but that they reside in the town Of
Flushing County of Belmont, state of Ohio iil y
Now, therefore, motion of Met onnell Niles p,oin
tins Attorneys it is xdered that the said defendant,
Hiram Dysert, DR.. Voorhies and Daniel Merritt be seTy
ed with Summons herein by publication thereof n the
NEvADA JOURNAL, for the period of Three months.
And further ordered that copies of the Summans
and Adat in this proceeding be deposited in The Posi-
Once directed to each of hc said defendants at ths
place of residence. " .
NILES SEARLs District Judge.
Nevada, March o, 1859. A1'''
IHEREBY CERTIFY the fnregoinz TO be ,rre a.,,,
an order for public alton on file in my Office r. "
Attest; RUFUS SHOEMAKER n C
Mcconnell Niles, Atty's for Pltff ~ ~
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

A Sailor looking serious IN a Boston
chapel, was asked if he felt any Change!
Not a cent" said Jack.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

Papa, when are you going to buy me
soldier cap :" II don't know my son
l can't afford it just now" Can't afford
it 7 If you don't hurry it UP. III go and
catch the measels, and make you pay for
.kem!"
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24
FURNITUKE

Co1.er IF Commercial and Pine-Old
Stand IF Abbott g. EdWards.
Tusr received from San Franeisco a large and seIe
y assortmentof - ...r
FURNIT ITURE.
Elegant and fashion able consstingof Bureaus star
Tables Desks Chairs. Bedstcads, Bedding, Mirrors
in short, every thingin the line.
Persons purcha al the he
annrcs that almost always attend the transportation
ticles put up in the cities below.
Arv kind of furniture nufacturedto order in the
hop attached to the wareroom.
April j. GCLARk & co
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24

The Lebanon (Ky.) Democrat ha:
raised the flag for John G. Breckenridge
for President n1S60. ., ..f
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24
RUSSIAN DrscIpLINE.-The unifor-

! RUSSIAN DrsciPLINE.-The unifor-
nifty existing among the Russian troops
is something quite astounding. This
uniformity is sometimes carried to an
absurd extent, for their dress, way of
marching. manners, even faces, are pre-
cisely alike. In the Guard, men with
light hair and blue eyes are put together
in one company, the dark-haired men
in another. The excessive discipline
LEADS at times to the spirit of an order
being confounded with the letter. One
day ship with many officers and men
on board went down in the Neva. The
order was passed to the soldiers to save
in the first place the officers of the
Guard. They therefore anxiously in
quired of each officer they gos hold of
if he belonged to the Guard 2 The poor
fellows could not answer. as their mouths
were filed with water so they were al
lowed to drown On another occasion,
it was very dusty, the soldiers were or
dered TO water the field for exercise
While employed in this duty it came on
to rain heavily, bnt they continued their
task with the utmost gravity. They had
been ordered to do it, and that was
enough. At the time when the Winter
Palace was destroyed by fire, clergy
man succeeded with great difficulty, in
saving the sacramental plate. On re-
turning he saw soldier in the corridor,
enveloped in smoke. He bhde him fol-
low him else he would perish in tine
flames but the other calmly asked for
his blessing and died at his post.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24
COnstabIe's Sale,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF NE
VADA-LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIPS.
RY virtue Of an Execution to me delivered ;ss,e8i
- from the Court of II. K. Turner, Esq, an act
ing Justice of the Peace in and for the county
aforesaid, bearing date June 9th 1859, to satisfy
Judgment rendered in said court on foresfYs4-. Of
Mechanics Lien in favor of T.J RICHARDSON
co. and against SAMUEL OAKS, for the sum
of ninety dollars and sixty-fve cents, debt
and costs of suit. have levied upon and will sell
at apublic auction to the highest bidder for cash. on
SATURDAY, the Second day Of July, A. 5. 1859,
between the hours of 10 A, NJ and P W. at the Office
Of the aboTe named Justice, at Hunts Hill, Nevada
county the following described property, to-wit:-
That certain house and premises known as the M
tional Hotel situated in the village of Gouge Eye,
Nevada county, to secure the payment 81 said debt
and the accrung costs.
Taken as the property of the said defendant, TO
satisfy the said demand
,.en GiVen under my hand this 9th day of Jrrs A. o.
1o'g, :'Io DIV. RIDLEY
JeiV Deputy ConstabIe
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24
J. r. WHITNEY & co.

Forwarding & Commission Merchants
nr Goods sent either by Sacramento or Marys
vile marked "Care W. b Co." will be forwarded
with desnateh. No..
Na- We FIJI orders for Goods
]. R. Within y. San Francisco,
W. J. TiIle,, Sacramento.
JMewiDtms agent, MaryssillA dseIo-tf.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-24
County 0@cial press.

va L. P. FISHER, San Francisco, is the at
horissi Agent for this paper. Office on Washing
ton street.
A. BADLAM, Jr., is the duly authorized Agent
for the JOURNAL at Sacramento He will receive
advertisements and receipt for the same.
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Total comparative Democratic gain, -. d.

Total comparative Democratic gain.......... 1928
This showing is even more remarkable than the
other, for find Democratic gain nearly equal to
four hundred in each county where the average total
vote of each is less than fifteen hundred. The dis
erepancy between Goggns losses in the west and his
gains in the east shows that he was more successful
in proving himself pro slavery man than in showing
Letcher to be an Abolitionst. We fancy he has
discovered element in Virgna politics ,rhich
no future candidate for Governor can afford to in
suit on. tritie icith.
In few years the Freesoil element will control the
balance Of powerin all the border Slave States. Moth
ing in the future can be more certain But what of
that? What practical relation has it to the present
Nothing, as matter of course, Or else several
ventions Of the dominant party would pay attention
oft. As they ignore the subject altogether and only
think it necessary to endorse the existing superla
lively magnificent Administration, and eulogise,
while they recount the surprisingly dazzling splen
doris Of the great, proud, glorious and unntteraby
sublime National Democracy of the laud. which has
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Wines, BraMdtes, etc.

Wines, Bsasadtes, etc.
v. & E. MAIG NAN q CO.,
20 st. Louis Street,
Sole Agents for the South Of
Alexander seignette's Rochelle BRANDIEs.
Champagne Vineyard Proprietors' cognac BRAFDIRs.
Goldenburg CoGNAC 1880 and 1906
Importers Of
Larronde Cognac fine CHAMPAGNE, 1926.
:. extra old CoGNAC
Laniel TIL Moulerin end St. Georges, Rochelle.
WINES IN BOXEs-Chateau Latour, B. Mouon Haut Bron,
Leoville Laftte Margaux Giscours with glass soppers
and ST. Estephe American Flag from Eyquem Fills, Bor-
desux; St.. Julien Haut sauerne, Drout Gautier
quarts and pnts; Chateau Margsux and Haut ssuterne
Larronde Pere.
CLARET AND WHITE wINE-In casks and barrels
CoRDIALs-of Marie Brisard L Roger and L. Rambeau,
Bordeaux.
sARDINEs IN oII4-of A. Gille L Co., of Lorient,
CHAMPAGNE-Roya Hunter, Come du Montat, quarts and
pnts Feur de Bouzy and Creme de Bouzy x Desbordes
Ay; e. Lemaitre Fills
CORKs-Assored. all 2pMoly
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THE VIRGINIA ELECTION.


The rejoicing Of the Freesoilers over the election
of John Letcher to the Gnbernatorial chair of yir
ginia still continues. Well, no wonder they put
forth good reasons in aggregate aud DETAIL for their
jubilatons They have that Freesoilism directly
indirectly, just it may be construed secured the
election of the late Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor of Virginia and from this data they conf
IDENTIFY anticipate that the day not far distant when
they will be able to elect their own properly nominal
ted candidate instead Of throwing the balance of
power they WELD, in favor of that aspirant whose
past life demonstrates that be is somewhat acceptable
to them, while that of his opponent is wholly and
radically unacceptable-as was the case in the can
vass between Letcher and Goggin.
The Chicago Press and Tribune, although radi.
cally Freeso in its tendencies, is nevertheless very
ably.conducted and exceedingly influential jour
nal In its issue of the 23d ult it speaks Of the tr
umph of Letcher in this wise:
The Rufner letter. after ALL appears to have elected
Letcher Governor Of Virginia. 1t will be recollected
that this document, written ten years ago, and
grounds against slavery as curse to the State and
| advocated the erection of Western Virginia into
| new and free commonwealth. The letter and in
dorsement were used with great effect by Goggin in
| the eastern slavehOldiDg counties, where he ran
Letcher very close. But it had contrary effect in
| the region west of the Blue RIDGE and by reducing
the vote cast in favor of Flournoy and against WISE
in 1866, capszed the Goggintes their own stamp.
ing ground. Throughout the whole savebreeding
area of the State the Opposition" gained largely.
| But proving themselves more thoroughly African
than the Africans themselves the freeabor sections
took them at their word and have now left them to
chew the cud OF disappointment, and to speculate
| the uncertainty Of human affairs.
The subjoined returns from the eastern and west
sections full of instruction for the future poll
ticians of that State. We present first few of the
riy fha phar OF
slaves in each and the losses and gains in the recent
| election as compared with the vote of lSl5:
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Jaconets Greatly Reduced.

We selling Is cent MUsLIFS at 121S cents,
We are selling rs cent MUSLINS at 10 cents.
We are selling our 30 cent MUSLINS at 20 cents.
We are selling 40 cent ORGANIZES at 80 cents.
We are selling our 80 cent ORGANIZES at 40 cents.
We selling our 621a ct. ORGANIZES at 45 cents.
We are selling rs cent ORGANIZES at 50 cents.
We are selling sl2 90 oRGANDY ROBES at So 90.
We are selling our 5 8 90 ORGANDY ROBES at SIS co.
We are selling 90 and 81 % ROBES at 81 60
With large stock Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH BAREGES.
AND OTHER SUMMER GOODS
At
C. xs r. Il z II n n O. Il II AVS.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
ll6 CANAL STREET.
jy1 2pf One door from Royal
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cceeded in transferring into the hands OF the Abo-
litionsts almost the entire North-tis to be pre-.
sumed they look upon the Authorization Of the
frontier slave States too small an affair to merit
attention.
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VARIOUS MRRcHARDrsEs.--We direct the attention
n the trade 70 the advertisement Mr. VIM Crawford
chandse broker y New Leyee He offers very heavy
ana Of various descriptions OF mcrchan
DIS and as there in the business more thoroughly
familiar With all tho requirements operations Of the New
orssns market than he s dealers may rely upon satisfactory
tFans.cons with him. whether he in the capacity Of buyer
q ssilsr on their behalf Various staple of merchau-
disc are offered IN the advertisement
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Roofing M0terinL.

Roofing Material.
Agency for the sale of MCCULLOUGH Co.'s celebrated
PATENT CHARCOAL GALVANIZED IRON,
AMERICAN TIN, and
GaIynnic Protected Iron.
The Galvanic Protected Iron is article made from
Charcoal ron and coated with composition which renders
only entirely proof and well adapted to this climate
but the durable and cheapest article Invented
roofing purposes. z
HEATON 4 OLIVIER,
my30 2p3m Sole Agents. 40 Common street.