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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-23
STEAM TUG And CANAL BOATS FOR SALE

-r-., We have FOR SALE Il" eNr.hs". zen.
-. - STEAM TUG. three years cin' ~ ie't I
in length, Tee, hold. Substantially h"'''' ah. ..
gr.,t lower. Her Engines aud Boilef' are ~ 'rs'
T,t, order. She il capable of carrying b'""o "ush
~ Grain under deck. drawing feet OF water.
We have. also. SEVEN iirstcia,'
'7--.--CANAL BOATS, nearly new, aud III
good order. They curry ABOUT 10
1 feet of water. II L
We are authorized To sell the above ""e" %, o.i
liar ,b.;, ,o.i anil o0 reg s".y terms. a'i" ""u'
;nyit. the attention of partits interested !" H""
navigation to the great bargains here 1he,sI; ~,
je Eft
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VOL. LA.
,,r;. Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
pigLisHED DAILY ny
EDGAR sNOWDER,
n 80, ,.r nnuuIn plyablu half yearly.

ftUR FHE 'OtNTRlJ
-, rrRIIsH.D, REGULARLY, On
,.r-n,yS ruIHSDAlS,A AND SATURDAYS,
,.E,,. Dollars per anunm. payable IN advance.
Observation-Disclosures. not exceeding one
- Inserted thr''' t,m- i"r on Dollar AuN'r.:'e
si' ,,,.u..i after thra" tn"- ir ID ochts SQUARE
h"'' ,x..srn> INSIDE. - cents OUTSIDE. siNt"~n
49,, ,,rs ,,lrni.i u. SlHaro.
l'"' ,,. by the YEAR at prices to be agreed up's
r. .G-r~ucr TO th' usual ain'""' ' spare '"'! lin!
ty.JapN -. ,n.rc.I "a, .,tru
p!'rI ~, ,y tn, wear not 10 advertise articles moi
,r,al- N tr regular b''in'-. nor !" .'xr' III 'he''
mn ,.,., ,ri. An, ,,rl,T names than their own
- ,nj nurl IRY NUrictS. cNc-,riuS i've lilrs viii
"hn',L,g-,si f,r a, advertisements.
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,r~a NOTICE.-The steamer JAUES
s=N,ass72s.GrY having resumed her route ON
shs Potomac River. will leave Washington on
II 'ESDAiS and FRIDAYS. at 8. A. NJ. Return.
ING, will leave Curri"man on WEDNESDAYS ana
SATURDAYS. stopping at all the regular Land
'hs' going aud returning.
LUCIEN s. PAGE. Proprietor.
NArH. BoUSH, Agent nh l6-h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-23

ItOrTON BRilpS and PRINCES. for Trim.
~ ming ,"l Dresses. also Buttons: 'iirile-, aud
ra-sels, for sale at laux II RICHARDS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-23

SNELLING OFF TO CLOSE.-llaving deter
- mined t. clos, business at the old stand on
the first of September, will sell of until that
time. our entire stock of DRESS. FANCY. DO
MESTlC and MILLINERY GOODS. at prime
cost. All persons i'll want "f bargains are earnest
" invited I" call in and examine for themselves.
as the stock will he sold without reserve. We
have also on hand. - large stock of CARPETiNGS.
RUGS. OIL CLOTHS. ana STRAW MATTlNHS,
which will be sold II COST and under.
aug ~ ;. i ". MElENBERG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-23
NO. 1879.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.

BAYARp TAYioRs STORIES OF HUMBOLDT
HmboiH and has otrai.--When | first
SAW him he was in his eighth-eighth year,
but except in the bowed head and slow step,
showed scarcely any signs of bodily decay.
y portrait, painted nearly forty years be
fore, at which time his hair was already
gray, showed that time had occasioned but
little change III his appearance, while It's on
~ effect upon his mind was. perhaps, q lack
of that power al concentration with enabled
him Ia mater Sd many various departments
of natural science lie was still every inch
IA king. with no faculty apprecably dulled,
na sympathy blunted. no hope for the in
crease of human knowledge or generous as
piration for the good Of his kind less earnest
than in his prime of life. A year later,
found him broken. indeed, in bodily health,
Vet still capable of sixteen hours Of cOntnu-
Gus mental labor, and his last letter to me,
written but Il short time before his death, be-
trayed no sign OF failing faculties, though the
hand which traced it was evidently weak and
trembling.
In the castle at Tegel, where he was born.
and in the park in which he now sleeps he
side his brother. hangs portrait of him, pain
ted ut the age Of thlrty-hye. lie is there re-
presented ~ Il man of rather less than the
medium stature, but frm and symmetrical
" built. with a full, keen. ardent face, firm
lips, clear blue eyes. and thick chestnut
hair. clus ering about his square. massive
brow. lie wears green coat, knee-breeches,
and heavy cloak lined with red. lie is
represented rs leaning against a rock on
slope of the Andes. the snowy dome of Chin
borazo filling up the background Of the pic.
ture. In comparing this picture with his
living presence. found that the shoul-
dcrs had stopped. leaving the head bent
forward. as if weighed down by the bur
den of its universal knowledge; the hair
had grown snow-white, and somewhat thin
ner the mouth had lost its clear. sharp out
line. and the eager energetic expression ot
the face was gone; but the blue eyes were
aS seren and youthful IA ever, and the skin
~ fair. smooth and ruddy. almost, as that OF
Il young man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-23
LUmBER. LATHS. LIME, &C.

INBEE. COAL. AND WOOD iAED.m t"'-
I.s.oj I',;;,, nnd gmc" St.ei-. A"'fb.-h nero
/ am prepared to furnish every de,criPii"" "'
irWEER. SHINGLES. LATIlS, LINE, @r.
Also. OAK and Pine WOOD. Red and hite An,
and Cumberland coal. which am selling 10" 'o'
cash. or ON reasonable terms To good customers;
;, L. W. BARKER.
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-. DISPATCH STEAM LINE FOR

rlllLADELPHIA.-The Propeller }.
JEROME, Capt jerome. will leave Philadelphia,
on Saturday. AT T. o'clock, NJ. and Alexandria. on
Tuesday. at ~ o'clock VI. For freight. which will
te taken ou reasonable. tcrma. Apply to
THOMAS WEBSTER. JR.
"a North Wharves. philadelphia.
or to STEPHEN SlllNN.
my I0-tf 81 Union street, Alexandria.
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DAVY & HARM ION,

CtR0CERS-DEALEE IN COHN NEAL.
VI CORN. OITS. BiLE HA y. and all kinds
of HTLL- FEED. corner of Prince and Royal Sis.
Alexandria. Va ap ~ -diy
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WASHINGTON & co.

WASHINGTON & CO.,
Grocery, Liquor. and Commission Merchants,
No. II. INr"S STREET.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-23

&rEGROES WANTED-i wish t" purchase
y anv number Of NEGROES. for which ! will
rny liberal prices. Thuse wishing to SELL VIII 40
well To call ON ue before selling, at my old stand
AZ West End, Alexandria, Va.
auy lS-dtf I'SfFH hh''H.
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nr HAROLD sNoWpEN

OFFERS his Professional Services to the rii'- III
" zens or Alexandria and vicinity. othce No.
1 Nnrih Pit Sireei. nnN ---u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-23

hBlNET CHAIR. AND SOFA MANuFAC-
~ lORl, No. 1870 Kiny street, Aierohdr,d, va.
Having lately fitted up one Of the handsomes'
aad @ most spacious WareroomS in the city, for the
f,kAlTtRE BUSINESS. respectfully invite
public attention to my large stock of FukAl-
i'kE' which | am constantly increasing. Fer
''H' visiting our city will find it to their advan-
'Ase To give ME II call, IL the range Of my GpopS,
~ ~ respect to quality and price is such ~ to 'o'sr
,e "a wants aud views of all. Ny st''sk com 'risi
SH4nogany Sofas. Rocking. Cane AMI Wood Ses't
S'hns Chairs, Sidehoards. Dressing Bureaus.
,Harbie M top and pan.) Marble Top and Plain
" r"sh Stands. Marble Top Sofa, Card. Book, AND
iAacy Tables. Cottage Set. Bcdsteads of all pat
= as such ns High, Fielding, French. Low Post,
y pfundie Bedsteais, several patterns Of Cottage
Ded'teads; Hat Racks, Wardrobes, Looking Glas-
.es' and large number Of other articles embraced
IN the business
:f's- Beds, Bolsters, Pillows, Mattresses, te.
constantly on hand
"e'e-tf JAMES II. DRvAUGHN.
pEAth EASkETS.--A large lot Of Peach
BASKETS, low down for cash.
HERRING / EVANS,
AZ Royal street, near King at
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w1Nnow cJfRTAINs AND SHADES,

WINDOW CURTAINS AND SHADES,
OF ALL THE Latest STYLES. AND TIE
MOST IMPROVED FINTfRES.
p.r r.,I,. l,, ,t j. p. CLARKE'S
iyI5 Wind"w Furnishing Store. lbs k'ng 81
VxrOoL WANTED, at bis hest market rates. by
w js23 WhhAi oho'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-23

WATER COOLERS AND REFRlGERAToES.
w / have endeav"red I" obtain Tor my sales
thi. season, rHE EESr WATER CooLEkS and
EEFEIGERATOES which could he had. Please
see them. On hand several Retrigerat"r' "' ola
styles which are offered ~ cost
- o. JOHN OGDEN.
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JOHN MARSHALL

JUdN MARSHALL
aTTORNEY r 4 " ,-Alero"drin. Va.
zSs- Office on Royal street, lately occupied by
ItCE 4. Stuart sp Eft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-23

NNo MILLERS, NANUFACTURERS, MA
i CHINISTS. &C.-FOr sale at Manufacture
prices, for cash.
Nulcanized India Rubber Machine Betting, ot
all -iles.
Mixed Steam Packing in sheets Of all thick
nesse. and lengths.
Gum Packing with cloth insertion.
Pure Vulcanized Sheet Rubber Of all thickness
es and lengths.
Hydraut, Engine, Steam, and Suction Hose, OF
all sizes.
Gaskcts. Washers, Rings, Couplings, Hose Pipes,
Spr.nklers, 49,, &c.
Also superior article OF ANCHok boLIi"h
a. oTIIS of ever number Orders from the
try pr,ul,tly attended to. j. VI. NEWTON,
jy 2l-2aw3m [Sentl Theatre Building.
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l,HETLAND wool: Zephyr Worsieds; Gem oi
= Fashion Skirts; Infants WOrs'cd Caps: Iosic-
~. aud Gloves. Of all kinds; Rnzors and Razor
ctrups; Pocket Knives: Gold and silver Braid;
C,bn.. Terhing Shuttes and variety Of other
articles. lust received AT {. e. BERRYS,
aug ~ No. - King street.
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JULIUS DIENELT-DENTIST.

office. II Washington st.. North cf' King East Side.
ALENhNpEIA. VA,
OFFERS his Professional services to those dcSir-
" ing them. Particular attention paid t" the in
,rrtion Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH. nov sly
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GEO. Il. ROBINSON. THVs. E PAYNE
ROBINSON PAYNE,
ROGERS, COMMISSION AND FORWARD
(I ING MERCHANTS, Prince Street Wh"p,
IL,ropdcid, Va. oct S--if
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CyuOVELS AND SPADES--.Iust received
y supply of Ames 4 Rowlsnd's i and ID handle
sIoyels and Spades, by GEO. I. BALDWIN,
IS No Is North Fairfax street.
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xIIAGON BOWS, BENT RIMS AND PA
w TENT CLOTH, and "A great variety of best
Malleable Castings, offered ut lowest rates All
in want are solicited to call before purchasing.
aug Is HEo. l. bALD" ~
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nave stood the test and the best III market
Sold and manufactured, wholesa.e and retail, by
II. |. GREGORY,
aug I2-rw us and 10 King street.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

PEACHES. = We are indebted to
Mrs, jesse S. Wall for box of noble
large and delicious peaches Mr.. Wall
has the largest trees in Nevada Coun.
ty. In his garden are forty seven
peach trees loaded with fruit of the
best varieties. When almost every
body entertained no otheridea than of
the complete sterility of our mountain
soil Mr. Wall planted trees and is now
gathering a rich harvest of fruit from
b s pioneer enterprize.
Still they come! Immediately on the
heels Of the above donation came a
rich basket of assorted fruit from the
garden Of John S. Dunn, on Rock
creek. Mrs. Dunn is one of the most
devoted pomologists in this section of
the State. A little Elysiah Is her
home, surrounded with green trees
and vines laden with the choicest
kinds of fruit. 1t was from this gar=
den that we received a peach last
year weighing Is ounces, The bas-
ket we have just examined is filled
with peaches, pluins and grapes-all
of the most luscious character. No
other are allowed about that garden.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16
THE JOURNAL,
FRIDAY MORNING, Sept, 16, 1859

HoAxED.-A report gaining cur
rency III our streets on Saturday that
Broderick and Gwin had gone out
upon the field of honor to settle their
mutual wrongs by the code duello, a
smart youth took advantage of the
public anxiety to learn how the sup
posed bloody drama terminated, and
issued an extra from the office of our
neighhor which he sold TO the peo-
pie and pocketed a few shillings
more or less. OF course, the extra
was "a SELL"
On Monday we received a telegraph
despatch stating that Broderick and
Terry had met at San Mateo, and at
the first fire Terry fell, shot through
the neck. and died in few moments,
Due precautions were taken not to
sell the people second time. The
telegraph operator here informed us
that the same information was sent
by private messages over the wires
to different places, and that the SUBJ
stance oftbe report was on the bull
letin boards of San Francisco and
current in the streets of that city
Besides we received a message from
a friend in Sacramento stating that
full reports of the duel were expec-
ted there, aud that he would send us
the earliest particulars. On the
strength of much corroboraiive testi-
mony we deemed the reported duel
between Broderick and Terry fact,
and issued small extra giving the
despatch received. 1t turned out 10
be hoax. We however, charged
nothing for the extra, SO that our
friends were not so badly sold as
they might have been, and no worse
so than the citizens of San Francisco.
The only difference between the two
extras was, one came over the wires
the other didn't.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

The following gentlemen were
elected Justices of the Peace and
Constablcs of the several townships:
Nerada 3ornship.-Justices-J no.
Anderson, E. w. Smith; Constables
WIN. G. Asher, Joseph B. Gray.
Grass Valley -Justices--S. c.
Richardson, E. w. Haywood; Con-
stables-Wm. NJ. Stephenson, c. c..
Townsend
RorgA + Ready-Justices-E. l..
Melbourne, II. j. Holland; ConstabIeS
S. J. Fuller. P. r. Powers.
Bridgeport.-Justices-S. D. Cas-
well. r. H. Farquhar; Constables-
J. NJ. Jackson, W. S. Edwards.
Bl0omfcld.-Justices-J.W. Deni-
son, L. Rogers; iables-J. Kyle,
j. McBrown.
Eureka.-Justices-W. W. Carp
enter, J. NJ. Gray; Consta bles-J. c..
Coleman, NJ. Murphy.
IVdshington.-J ustices-C.S. Rugg,
tie vote between G. w. Tallman
and j. NJ. Ely; Constables-W. A.
Eastman, J. L. p. Smith.
Little Enthusiastically. w.
Cozzens, E. J. Cook; Constables-J.
Mcconnell, Fl. Bartlett.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16
sOslSiaslie'S Sale.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Nevada, IS.
- Township Of Little York-By virtue OF An execu-
tion me deliver eG issued fcom the Court of II. K
Tue lei Esd acting justice OF the Pesce in and
for the county 5for s1id bearing date August goth
D. 1879 satisfy jud :rieut rcndcrc by SAID Court
'he 20.h Gay rf Arusi A. ID. 1853 in favor of Green
john an ag?nt Dsn Lane foe the sum OF one dun
drod Go'rs and 'xteen cents deb, and costs OF sr
nave zen Execution and will sell to the highest
6iGder for cast. eidowing property, to wit: all the
rt title ahd erest that The defendant has in and
10; pa eel of mining claims aud all fixtures thereto
belonging situa; ed ia Ii lie Yo'k towhshp Bnstn
Fl Chalk Blu and known the Jone-, Brett &
Co.'s c-'ms-Also tiweliias hou-e siiuas ed tie
aboVe d., e-iueG Hi the / will sell in front of
the Justice Office a. Hunt's Hill. Saturday t5e
l7ih of SeIneinbr- A. D. 1879. between the hours
of O'Clock. a. NJ. and 5O'cock =. NJ
Takch a. the properly of ID. Lane, to satisfy the
ahoye demands and accrJIing eost,. Given under my
hand this 3ih day of August, A. d 1859.
ID. w. RIDLEY.
Aug. 10. 1850. Deputy Constable.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16
BY TELEGRAPH
From our Extras of Monday last
The Euea.

Bfoderick and Terry fought due
near the Lake House, San Nat eC
county, this morning, at seven o'cl'k
Joseph G. Mckibben was SECOND
for Broderick.
Calhoun Benhahi for Terry.
Distance ten PAGES. wheel and fire
Neapons-Deringer pistols.
First fire. Terry's shot took effec'
in Broderick's right breast, Broder
ick shot going into the ground few
feet from him:
Broderick's wound is supposed tc
be fatal but there is possibility Of
his living
The Telegraph Offices in the cite
below vouch for the correctness {
the above report. We think it may
be safely relied on.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16
FERST DISPATCH.
THE DUEL--FULL PARTICULARS

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 13, a. m.
The duel between Broderick anC
Terry came off this morning, at
o'clock. on the ground measured of
yesterday in San Mateo county, a
the FIRST fire. Broderick fired upol
the word and into the ground. Terry
thereupon fired shooting Broderiel
through the right lung.
The wound IS pronounced mortal b,
the SUI geons of Mr.. Broderick. II,
has not spoken since the wound ant
is still ON the ground where he fell.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16
SpeeiSI Notices.


20 Th following letter which emphatic slly speaks
for itself was written by the Dean of the Faculty Of
the Philadelphia College of Medicine TO the editors Of
the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal San Francisco
for publication
PHILADELPHIA, January 18th lsy
To the Editors of the Pacific Medt al and Surgiea
article in the December IF your journals
in esd 10 the AID EUNDsM degree grsnted BY tbs Phila
dephia College of Medicine to DR. l.. ). CZapkay. When
the application for the degree made to the Faculty.
il accompanied by adavits testimonials to the
effect th1t Dr. Czapkay a regular graduate NJ. d.
of the University Of Pesh had served surgeon In the
Hungarian army, and regular practitioner Of med
iche On the strength of these the degree granted
The AO EUNDEM degree. rs its name implies, s confer
ed on graduates only, and gives privileges Had
there been the slightest suspicion Of y the
plcation would have been refused By inserti " this
your journal will do act of justice the College
and confer favor Yours, very respectfully,
Dean of the Faculty of the Phiiadephia College -
Medicine
CBGTIFICATE-I, the undersigned, Governor .
Hungary TO testify hereby fiat DIR. L. J. Crpkay ha
served during the contest ol Hungarian liberty Cbs
surgeon iii the Hungarian army with faithful perseyer
ance. Whereof have given him this certica ate and
recommend him 10 The sympathy attention and protee
lion OF al those who capable of appreciatnr patro
selsacfihce and undeseryed misfortune.
KOS>UTH LAOS,
L. Governor Of Hungary.
Washington city. jams 1921
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16
IuSOyycnt Notice.

In the District Co of ihe l4th Judicial District ofthe
Copnty of Nevada Sta-e OF CaifoJ III.
Tntae ulaiieroi The peti. iod OF ZEPHANlA MANSAU
al lnsolveDi Debtor. Frr~uant 10 orter ofihe Hon
Niles >eaIl JUICE ofthe said Dis;. Corr' notice is
hereby given 10 alt c'ct of the Sid Insolven;
Zephana M.nsar to be and sppea before ne Hon Nes
Soails sfrcsad in open Court, the Court Room OF
said Court III ,he city apd eoriy of Nevada tae l5
day OF August A. D., 1859 10 clock A NJ oftat day
The and there TO show nany they why the
r.syer ef said In olvens should gr2rtcd and IN
assgnnen. of his Estate be made md be tiSehaie
from bis debt, 3nd cbilies in pr o. she STAT.
ME in srch ease ma1e and p-oviGc; and IL ihe mean
time a proceedins gaia said Insolveni be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal ofsaid Court this 7th
day of July A. d. 1889.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk
Pcf Joei Robert Jr Deputy Clerk.
Dbble & Lansing Ai.ys. for Petitioner.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16
Report of the Grand Jury.

To tie Honorable Court Of Sessions OF
Ncrada Comfy.
The Grand Jury empannelled for
the September term of this Court,
have deliberated upon all the matters
properly brought before them, a d
hereby submit the result of their IN
lvestigation.
We are happy TO state that the
Inumber of complaints brought before
us are few, and taking into cousidera
ltion the warm political battle just en-
lded, a season of excitement during
(which men are apt TO do harm, il
speaks well for our community.
We have examined the County Jail
find it cleanly and so far as we can
fudge entirely secure for The safe keep.
ling of prisoners,
The County HOsrital is in a fair
condition. contains at present 21 pa
Itients, all of whom seem to be com.
lfortably provided for. We believe
however that its present location is
mot suitable one; such an establish
lment being necessarily offensive to
the citizens of that neighborhood
I'VE therefore recommend its removal
to some point beyond our city limits,
and it occurs to us good policy for the
county to purchase location and
build a house for the purpose.
We commend our District Attor-
lney, ". T. Anderson, for the prompt
mess and ability with which he has
discharged his duty in aiding us to
prosecute our investigations.
We have not thought it necessary
10 examine into the affairs of our
county officers, as we are assured
that Just at this time, they are
well prepared to meet investigation,
We call the attention of the next
Grand Jury TO this duty and hope
they will spare not" should they find
laught amiss,
S. S. Hussey, Foreman.
Il. NJ. Block, jr. Clerk.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16
REPUBLICAN AppREss.-Th

REPUBLICAN AODREss.-The Ma
tional Executive Committee of the
Republican party have issued an ad-
dress under date of Aug. 10th, to the
Repu blicans all over the Union, call
ing upon them to organize preparato>
ry to the conflict of 1860. The ad-
dress is dated at Albany, New York,
and is signed by Gov. Morgan. Cas-
sius N. Clay and others.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

- We are indebted to John P.
SHELTON Esq. of Sacramento, for the
earliest telegraphic dispatches con-
cerning the duel between Broderick
and Terry.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

The Hesperian.-The September
number of this Magazine has come to
hand. 1t is embellished with a like
ness of Capt John Patty. an old pion-
eer, and succe ssful sea captain now
in command of a vessel running 10
the Sandwich Islands, and also a
beautiful colored lithograph of the
leopard lilly. The humber before us
is fully equal to its predecessors,
which is good enough.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16
Sllerif's Sale.


NTHFREAS on the 2nd day Of August, A. d
w 1859. To witt In the District Court OF Neva
da County and State aforesaid, James Ford recov-
cred Judgment syaiust Albert and Chas F. Taber.
FOR the srm Of Five Hundred and Seventy Eight
dollars (debD with Interest on the said sum of
Five hundred and seventy eight dollars, from 2nd
day Of August. 1889. at the Of three per cent
ermouth. until paid, together with Sixty. one dol
lar and six:yve costs of suit By virtue Of an
execution to me directed and delivered issued odt
of she abovo nau ed Court, have levied upon the
hereafter described property, taken as the crop
erty Of the ssd Chas and Albert Taber- te satisfy
said Judgment aud accruug COSTS entire right title
interest of the within named defendants of in and to
certain set of mining claims and mining ground 10
Gated on fhe south side of Grizzly Canon, Bloom
field township. about three miles North East of lit
lie Grass Valley, on what is usually called Nrisco
Fill. Said claims adioin Mans claims the East
Nevada county State of California and are known as
Tabers Claims.
Nefice is hereby given that will expose TO public
sale all the above described property to the highest
bidder. for cash, in front of the Court House dooI
In Nevada city. on Saturday, the 24.h day eff Sep
tember A. d. 1859, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. and p NJ.
Given under my hand this 9th day of Aug. 1859.
S. w. BORING, Sheriff.
BY Ed BURRELL. Deputy
This Writ is entitled to credit of One Hundf ed
Dollars less accruing costs amounting to thirty dol
lars on decree of fForecosure.
Nevada. August, 1Tth 1859.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16
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The bal! lodged in Broderick' ;.
chest, he is bleeding inwardly very
profusely-a nine o'clock he was or
the field and alive. 1t is reported
that the surgeon does not think the
wound mortal. He is being brought
to the city in carriage. The ex.
citement is very great,