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met In this city yesterday. The attendance
was large, embracing delegates from Ohio, In
diana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Min.
nesota.
The Convention permanently organised by
the election of Henry D. Kitchell, Of Michi-
gan, as President, and q committee was ID.
pointed to report business for action Of tho
Convention. '9t 1911 n N
A set Of resolutions was reported that the
tract agency 10 the most vital means for the
promotion Of the cause Of Christ; that the ef-
forts to revive the African slave trade demand
renewed testimony from the Church against its
denominations; that Evangelical Christianity
condemns slaveholding as one of the highest
crimes against God and man; that in view of
the refusal Of the American Tract Society of
New York to apply the Gospel to the sin Of
slsveholding, the time has come for reorgan-
nation Of the system Of tract operations, with
tho view to meet the present exigenoies Of our
common Christianity. 7.ff f'
Addresses were made by members of the
Boston and Cincinnati Societies. A strong
feeling In opposition to slavery and the action
Of the American Tract Society on that subject
peryades tho Assembly. a7 -e9rrJ -
The Convention will probably remain In
session some days. J. .1. --
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FRroHTruL AccIDENr-ExpLosros or Loco
NoTIvE-Two MEN KILLED.-We are informed
by Mr.. Samuel Ross, Mail Agent on the
Columbus, Piqua and Indiana Railroad, that
a terrible catastrophe occurred near West
Union, indiana, yesterday, by which two
men lost their lives. The boiler of a locoIno-
tive belonging to the Bellefontaine and
Indiana Railroad Comp pany exploded at a
station called Yorktown, near West Union,
at seven o'clock yesterday morning dashine
the engineer, whose name our informant did
not learn, to pieces, ,and mutilating the fireman
so that he died after lingering four hours, in
the most excruciating agony. The explosion
must have been terrific, as the locomotive
was wrenched from its couplings and thrown
up on an embankment four feet high, and a
considerable distance from the track. The
train was mixed passenger and freight,
and was somewhat damaged, though no
persons but the fireman and engineer were
injured. The track was torn up for forty or
fifty feet, and all trains were compelled to
stop and change passengers during the day.
Since writing the above we arc informed
by telegraph that the name of the unfort1-
nate engineer was James Wood, and that the
fireman was young man named Griffin
The locomotive was the Madison ."-Colm,-
b,s o. Statesman, I0tk. a"
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Rates of Domestic Postage.

LErTERs-For each half ounce, under 5000 milss,
paid, eents over 5000 miles, paid, 10 cents
stamped envelopes or they will not bc forwarded
TRANsIEsr NEWSPAPERS, PERIoDIcALs, CIRCULARS,
W! 70 amy part OF the United states, not weighing
over ounces, cent; and cent fer each additional
ounce; prepayment required ~ iF 1'. .I"
Books, pre-said, not weighing over pounds, csAt
der 5000 miles, and cents per ounce 30o miles,
prepayment required. All fractions over the ounce
TO be counted ~ an additional ounce bon u
NEwsPAPBRs AND PERIoDIcALs, not exceeding ik
ounces IN weight, when paid quarterly in advance,
per quarter 22S six times per week 10y; tri.wcoEy
M; seniweekly 81; weekly, 3A semi. monthly, IL:
monthly, Y. Newspapers and periodicals when
weighing "a ounces, double the above rates.
SMALL NEwsPAPrRs, published monthly or oftsner,
and pamphlets not containing more than l6 oetayo
pages, In packages Of ounces or over " cont per
ounce. rr r".4 .irI ON
WEEKLr NEWSPAPERS, within the county whore
published, Free. 'asl' f 'I'IT
Quarterly payments, In advance. may bs made
either whore published or received. l"'
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A CHURCH BRAwL.-Thcre has been tre.
mendous uprOar raging in London for two o,
three months, owing to riotous demonstration
taking place every Sunday in church, In the
east end Of the city, known as "St. Georges in
the East" Thercctor, it appears, Is Pussyite,
Of the most advanced type, who, besides divors
Innovations in costume, manner Of conductin 2
tho service, &c., finally raised the altar to the
standard Roman Catholic hight, and lighted
wax candles upon 1t. The result was that the
congregation booted him every Sunday, and
the church wardens In vain protested against
his doings. Az last resource to end the
scandal, the Bishop Of London has closed the
church for thepresent. 'F |l ~
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Departures of Trains.

lsDIANApoLIs AND CINonsAr-0:so 4. H.; lsoo NJ,
UINoINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAxroH- Indianspolts
and Cleveland, 500 A. M; Sandusky Mail 500 4. NJ;
Sandusky, 4:30 p. NJ; Accommodation, 500 ?, n,
LITTLE MiAsiI-Cleveiand and Pittsbug, 500 4. H.;
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Bellar, $50 4. NJ. Colum
bus Accommodation, 4:I0 P. M; Cleveland, Pitts.
burg and Bellair, II; ;3OP. NJ. -
OHIO AND MIssIssIPpI-St. Louis, 900 A. NJ; Louis.
vile, 200 P. M; st. Louis, $50 ?. N.
PIfTsBURa, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI (BteubenvilIe
d Short Line)-Esst Front-Street Depot-6:OO 4. n;
500 A, M.;ll:30P. NJ. -.ici - rE lI m
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND CINoTNNArI-East Front
street-6:00A A. M; $3.50 A. M; 11:30P n. -7 =
OfNcRNATI AND MARIETrA-6l6A A. NJ; $50 P. u, t
OENTRAL OHIo-From East Front-street Depot-eyo
oovIssToN AND Ln1IsGros- a. NJ; asor n.
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A WARNING TO WrvEs.-Mr. Henry John
Masters, of Cambridge, England, recently
committed suicide, leaving behind him a
note stating in reproachful terms to his wife,
that she was the primal cause of his taking
of; and offering great deal of pity for
anybody who should wed bis inconsolable
widow. The, Coroner's jury returned the
following verdict: "That the deceased de-
stroyed himself while in a fit of insanity
brought on through tho bad conduct Of his
wife, and they thought she ought to be called
before the jury and severely censured by the
Coroner" The Coroner thought it would be
better that the censure should be conveyed
to the wife in writing by him, and the jury
concurred.
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AcrIoN OF SUGAR ON THE TRETH.-M. Larez,
Of France, in the course of his investiga tons
on the teeth, has arrived at the following con-
illusions: lst, That refined sugar, from either
cano or beets, is injurious to healthy teeth,
either by immediate contact with these organs
or BY the gas developed, owing to its stoppsge
in the stomach. I'd, That If o tooth is mace
rated in saturated solution of sugar, it is 60
much altered in the chemical composition that
il becomes gelatinous, and its enamel opaque,
spongy, and easily broken; this modification is
due not to free acid, but to q tendency Of sugar
to combine with the oaloareous basis of the
fo0th Hs ~ 200 f-'
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SAD ACCIDENT AT TIRE STEAMER CRESCENT
CITY-FoUR MEN FALL OVERHEARD AND Two OF
TEEN ARE DRowNED---Yesterday evening, as
the Crescent City was effecting anding at the
lower whsrf-boat, four men, who were passen-
gers on her, accidentally fell overheard between
the wharf boat and the steamer. Every effort
was immediately made to save them; and two
we're rescued alive; but the others sank beneath
the waves and were never seen afterward. We
could not learn the names of either Of the un-
fortunate men. One Of them had wife and
two children on board the Crescent City, who,
by this melancholy event, are deprived Of the
protection Of husband and father. Memphis
Irous. Oct 49, rrftf u I~g-u-ai1b nj -,
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New WAY TO MURDER WrVE.-The latest
piece Of sensational literature from Africa Is
tho following: ...-. ars ms
An Arab Of Vallee, near EPhillippevillo, in
Algeria, recently made an extraordinary at
tempt to murder his wife. While she was
asleep he tied her by the legs by stout cord
to his horse, and then made the animal gallop
off at rapid rate, dragging the poor WON an
after him. Her piercing cries soon attracted
some neighbors, and they released her; but
she was in pitiable plight, her flesh hanging
in shreds from parts of her person, and that Of
her arms being entirely stripped off. The hus-
band was arrested. fi,'s +, r- e.,uiu
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Church Directory.

Baptist.-First Baptist Church, North side Court,
between Mound and Cutter. :; ~ =, III
High Street Baptist Church, East Of City Water
Ninth Street Baptist Church, South side Ninth,
freeman Street Baptist Church, freeman, near
Welsh Baptist Church, North side Harrison.
araet SstSeeR % %anas and NiSS SCUM 'a'
Third Street Baptist Gh6qEr,ch E, (olored South side
between Western Row and John. 7'
Congre gHtienal,IFiTst 0ahcdox C9ngresa-
5onal Church, North side Seventh between Western
Second 0rshQaC5 Church. Eastsdo
Welsh congregational Church, West side Lawrence,
Disciples Of Christ. Christian Church, South.
Christian Church Sixth, betweensmith and found,
Christian Church, between I. P. Is and u, Fulton.
Friends. First Friends Orthodox Fifth be-.
First Friends (HicEsite,) Filth, between Western
dren OF Israel, oath-east corner Sixth and Broad.
Holy Cqplgrssatqgn, Children of Jeshurun, Lodge,
Holy Congregation Of United Brethren, Race, be.
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
Polish b MCongrsgat}SSn. S. Of the x. K. Adst. Israel,
shearith Israeli corner Of Seventh and Walnut.
North IL. offsl F Sswss Rs
Ninth Street Chapel X now called Trinity. 'o 80
and as syesore sue "eO'''r O''ween main
street. On'p''' ''e''n'''n'n "ard' Front
Tb;.t ;a dhane NortS s;s Tnrrt tu staan M
and Cntter of sue court pe'"eeh MOUND
SSnsD rss ds tSn S .at b:
Raper Chapel, West side Elm, North Of Findlay.
Longworth. - ""N
York Street Chapel, Southwest corner Bsymillsr
and York. ,,,..,,.~,,,.,r 80
and Linn I, ''''A '" oa''''
and Western s Row. wv " N' '''''"A' o''"e'n rum
Hethodisr Protestant.-First Methodist Prst.
'' Second Methodist Pyotestant CHURCH, I T Elm, be.
Tss George Street Church George between Cutter and
Linn. Lp,.i, .~,.A sie7,n;f.....1 .,., -,
Race and Elm. A1o ~. 1n"',NI' W. ''ts' D''"''A "
CHURCH. Fourth, Between Main and Walnut.
street, near Fulton line - - - 'A
Fifth Presbyterian Church, South .east corner Sey
enth and Elm a'N 't ~ ,l''Hia'- - i-0'
Seventh Presbyterian Church, Westsids Broadway,
Gsntra Presbyterian Church. Northwest corner
Ninth Presbyterian Church, Cutter, between Olln-
ton and betts. ,--s,,.-.oyI, -p,, ..-,.4
r,an gsDycS aoytb s;ds Eonsh hrt TTespym
p T,an ohui en- oou'n siuo vino ano
Third Presbyterian Church, tsouth .,r.st co,nsr
F9Srih NrbtS SnP PrssS1tsrian SSsn nor,. s.,.n,h
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-20

o1 MURDER IN CHILLIooTHE.--A man named
Thomas Melvin killed his wife in ChiIicothe
on Monday afternoon, in an altsrcaton, by
stabbing her in the side with sharp poker.
The poker entered under the shoulder blade,
piercing her heart. She ran into the street q
ahort distance ana fell dead. Melvin was ar
rested and lodged in Jail. He is about thirty
years Of age, has lived in Chillicothe about
three years, and Is notorious for his vicious
disposition, having been frequently arrested
for beating his wife. '... 'i ..a rs
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-20

A WEDDING CAnD.--The bachelor editor Of
the Fredericksburg Neos has received from q
brother "bach" an invitation to his wedding.
The editor consents to attend as a "rnourn err
but not as q "psll-bsarer." a.5.1. ve'.rr,
"Dsar Sr:-Lord willing and the woman
don't back out, l shall marry on the -----. /
should be glad to have you present to profit by
the example = s My prospect Of married
blessedness may not be SO bright, but my ex-
perience Of single cussedness has insured me
against regret. In short I long for the chain,
and expect to hug it--with inclosures--with
everlasting satisfaction. Na Yours, &C." b
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Third Day-Thnrsday, October 2,

Third Day-Thnrsday, October 10.
Purse S2OO-mfle heats beat three In Ave. to har-
For horses that never trotted In Tco In public.
Fourth Day-Friday, October n.
Purse S5OO-two-mIls heats, to hsrness. Free FOR
all trOtting horses G..u Suilgo ID ~
, 'Fiora Temple" and "Prinosss" are excepted for
these purses. ~ n ,,r.., - IL, ~.
A 20 start Entrance 10 per cent. For the first
race entry must be made on or before Saturday, oc-
teber I6 at IL O'Clock NJ. For tho other purses the
entries TO be made on before the day previous to
] each race, at IL o'clock M. --
Entries to be made at II West Third street, Cinsin
nah,O N'.&
Trotting Park Is as fast and good Course as any In
the Union, and will do all In his power to accomno-
date all persons bringing horses to his Course Good
comfortable stables will service Of turfmen
and do their training over tho Course which will be
kent at all times in good condition. -.--------
Liberal purses will be given for trottiug and pac.
Ing horses during the season. Inn rOlI ffnnI
oc3tt r. L. STEPHENS, Proprietor.
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Arrivals of Trains.

IsDIANApoLls d UNoIssATr-s:io A. H.; sss ,. H.;
9:35P. M, 81 t|NfJ o1.E'
cMoNNATI, HAMILTON AND DArros-7,4S A. M.;iosiI
A. NJ; 640P. NJ; 1910 Pm. ''-'
LITTLE MIhAI-Tso AMI lsa ,. H.; 7ils P.h.i nsD
MARIETTA AND CMoIsEATI--loso A. NJ; .;9,lBP.M. t. D
0HIo AND HIssIesIPPI-7l6 A. n; 200 r. H.. 10l Pm
0ovINGr0N AND LRxMafoN-l0;20 A. H.; 7:06 r, n.
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"A FAST WoNAy.-About week ago, q wo-
man who rejoioes in the cognomen Of "Dano-
ing Ssll," stole q horse near Rochester, New
York. A reward Of ,SlO0 being offered for her
arrest, she was pursued by q constable, who
overlook hor, and, for safe keeping, confined
her in the third story Of hotel, from whence
she escaped during the night by the aid Of her
ed-cord, and finding the officers horse was
superior to her own, exchanged stseds, and
made hsr escape. '1l j., noi 'h'l'., aNl li h'
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-20

. THE GREAT EASTERN AS A CorroN CARRIER.
The capacity Of the Great Eastern is ~ 900
bales, hence this vessel, clearing once in each
month, would, in 1920, have carried tho whsle
crop, but would now carry but one.fourth Of Il.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-20

Tax New YoRk CAsALs.-Ths tolls on all
tho canals in this State, from tho opening Of
navigation to the lst Of October In ,lS47,
amounted to $2,o67,257. During, tho same
period this year tho tolls amount only to ST..
,i40,b21, which shows q falling OF $l,526,736.
A few years more VIII finish tho New York
canals. oilfap ,H, .''' '.'"' ''''
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FRONT. STREET FACTORY
LUMBER DEPOT.

No. I67 East Fr0ht btreotJ bet, PKG and ButorBs,
South-eide.I ,24C- Hl1qF
"AyING FITTED UP THE PREMISES
IL with the most improved kind Of machinery,
House and Steamboat. Carpenter and Joiner's work,
Sash, Blinds, Doors, Frames and MbldInss, Of an
ng, Shingles, Siding Flooring, &c., kept constantly
on hand; Particular attention paid 70 planning rip.
Be plared and trued 10 feet long, and 10 inches wdc.
Persons about to build, win Ind 20 their sdvan.
fage to give me call. WIN. JONES, L0f
su22-bm NIF0f ,fll u Proprietor .
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EINCINNATI TROTTlNG PARK

The following purses will bs 6 A& 90
given for Trotting HORSES, to <Hs&&SSA~
sommenolns TUESDAY. oci
tobsr ID, viz; . - - AN> y 4-1''@s - ~
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-20

Convention Of Evangelical Christians.
sI sdy CnIoAao, October 10.
Tho Convention of Western Evangelical
Christians opposed to the policy Of the Amsri.
tan Tract Society and the subject of slavery,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MERCHANTS, ATTENTION.

"E ARE now PREPARED TO DO,
most sss iissssiss s aaG and
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@gCapt. Simpson, who has just reached
Leavenworth from California, via Camp
Floyd, reports that his return route was bet
ter than his outward one, and that both are
$50 miles shorter than the route by way OF
Humboldt River,an ofgreatly superior grade
for railroad -,tr;r, I--,-, ..i{.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-20

~ &ss- Major Robt. Ellis, formerly Of Wash
ington City, was found dead in bed at New
Orleans on the 9Th inst. He was engaged
with Lopez in Cuba, and received q wound
in an engagement that prevented his escape.
He Was pardoned by General Concha. When
Walker was in such straight in Nicaragua
he attempted to reach him with Col, Lock-
ridges party, and led the assault on Foit
Csstillion, whore he was struck in the head
by Minnie ball, which made the circuit of
his head and came out near the spine '.7r
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GGThe value Of the New York Central
Railroad, Its stock, &c., according to the re-
cent report Of the Directors, Is something over
thirty millions, seven hundred and forty two
thousand dollars; exceeding, by over two
millions, Its estimated value in 1855.
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NerMiss Charlotte Cushmsn and Miss
Stebbins have left Paris on their way to Rome
via Switzerland. Miss Stebbins has received
some Rattering orders from home, and
also been, offered q handsome sum by large
porcelain manufacturer in England, for the
privilege of copying her "Miner' on their
work. fH.1" 'tI np .l'a
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p Ge- The Mississippi, at st. Louis, Sunday,
was slowly falling, with the departure OF the
Hiapatha and the heavy John Walsh for New
Orleans, each drawing fully six feet water,
which was all there was in the channel, and
they would assuredly touch bottom before they
reached Cairo. f'|"r' ''Hao w PHH
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There is project on foot to make the Big
Sandy River navigable during all seasons Of
the year by locks and dams. This is a scheme
of vast Importance to the people of the Sandy
Valley. If it succeeds they will become the
most formidable rivals to Pittsburg in the
coal trade, as they are $50 miles rearer Gin
cinnati. }rjot 10 hs,re Ind ,g,
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eB-An exchange says that Bishop Soule,
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
DR.. Lyman Bsscher and the Rev. DR.. Briggs,
of Cincinnati, are now the only survivors Of
the founders Of the American Bible Society
in 1915.
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: Ms- Had La Mountain and Haddock ro.
maned in their balloon ten hours, and gone
due north, as they did for the short time
they were up, or until the following morning,
at the same rate Of speed they had travelled,
they would have found themselves near
Hudson's Strait or Baffin's Bay, where they
might have descended among the Esquimaux
and icebergs. r9o- N ,dT No, W. w.,
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER of the Hon. the
IL Probate Court in and for the county of Ne
vada. on the 10th day of March, A. d.. 1859, duly
made and entered Of record of said day, notice
is hereby given that Saturday, the 23d
day of April 1859 at II of said day, in front of
the Court House door, in Nevada will expose
sale at public auction, to the highest and best bid
der therefor, the following described Real Estate
situate in said city, to-wit;
Two Brick Houses, and lots, on the north side
of Commercial street, in the town of Nevada oc-
cupied by VI. Martin and S. Levy. The first lot
being - feet front, Commercial street 40 feet
4 inches depth of said house, the whole of said lot
being 20 feet aud inches. The second house. Toe
eupied by S. Levy fronts on Commercial street. I9
feet and inches, with depth of 43 feet and three
inches. The whole of said lot being 10 feet and
inches.
One House and Lot. situated in the town of Ne.
vada, adjoining the premises of Brant Anderson,
on the west, and Stafford on the east. The said
property being situated on the knoll known as
Green's Point.
All of the above property being known as. and
constituting the Real Estate belonging the estate
of John Ramus deceased.
TERMS OF SALE-Six months credit on approv-
ed security.
EDWARD KELSEY,
HENRY G0DAIR.
Executors of the Estate of Jno. Ramus, decd.
Nevada, March IS-lm
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22
Sherif'S Sale,

WHEREAS on the Sd day of March 1859, e final
Judgment and decree was rendered in the
District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District
OF the State of California in and for the county of
Nevada, in favor of Wm J. Westerfeid and against
Samuel X. Warfeld, for the sum of Five Hundred
and twenty-five g5-l0g dollars, with interest on the
said sums at the rate of three per cent per month
from the rendition of judgment until paid together
with all costs of suit And whereas on the said 3Oh
day day of March 1859. it was ordered and decreed
by the said'court, that the mortgage set forth in
plaihtifs complaint be forecosed, and the property
therein described, to-wit: The undivided one-half
OF five mining claims, located IN Sweetland's Min
ing District township Of Bridgeport, county of Ne
vada. State of California, said claims being si.ta-
ted on Swcetand's creek, and commencing at the
upper end of o. Evans claims running thence up
said creek five hundred feet, more or less to within
feet of the mouth of Manzanita Gulch, sad claims
being known and designated as the Beck & Co.'S
claims together with all sluces, TOOLS implements
cabins and appurtehances belonging to or connec-
ted with said claims be levied upon and sold to sat
isfp said Judgment, interest and COSTS and the pro-
ceeds thereof applied to the pay fneht of said sums
of money as aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given that will expose to pub
lie sale, all the above described property TO the
highest bidder for cash, in front ofthe Court House
door, in Nevada city, on SATURDAY, the 3Oth dav
of April A. D. 1859 between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Given under my hand this 9TH day of April
1859. S.W. BORING. Sheriff.
By EDsBURRRLL, Deputy.
The Nevada journal., 1859-04-22
WHEREAS, on the 9th day of April A. D. IS

WHEREAS, on the 9th day of April A. D. 1859,
w final judgment and decree wa. rendered in
the District court of the Fourteenth Judicial Dis
trct of the State of California in and for the
ty of Nevada, and in favor Of John b. Hunter, and
against II. Rees, David Griffith, Evan illiams and
William Roberts for the sum of One Thousand and
Eighty three 33- 100 Dollars with interest on the
said sum at the rate of ten per cent per annum
from the rendition ofjudgment until paid together
with all costs Of suit And whereas on the 9th day
of April A. D. 1859, it was ordered and decreed by
the said court that the mortgage set forth in plain
tiff's complaint be foreclosed, and the property
therein described to-wt That certain lot and par
township of Eureka, (now Bloomfeld,) county of
Nevada, State of California, lying between the
claims heretofore known the McCurdy Co.'S
claims, and the claims known the King claims
The claims hereby conveyed consists of $50 feet
front, and extends back ~ the centre of the Ridge
and are known as Hunters claims No. l, together
with all and singular the rights purchases, privi-
leges and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in
anywise appertaining be levied upon and sold to
satisfy said judgment, interest and costs, and the
proceeds thereof applied to the payment of said
sums of money aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given that will expose to pub
lie sale, all the above described property, to the
highest bidder for cash. in front of the Court House
door. in Nevada city, on SATURDAY, 3Oth day of
April 1859, between the hours of 10 o'clock and
Pm.
Given under my hand this 7th day of March.
1859.
s.W. BORING, Sheriff.
Per Ed. Burre Deputy.