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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-11
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90. 3. @autlw, Saufprb Stsp9rn,
GeparS SeIlmau, @baTles Gclrer,
Samet g8. Guller. Sotu GUlbrrtICn,
Srst 9rCe, Wclrs 8uns,
Gltas Vtaus, .. &. 6cutuslsr,
Sarcb Grim, SpIepb Rlcin,
Benjamin Sairs, 9. 8Istenbcuis,
ScIcpb 8aumu, Charles 8. StiStrr,
Samuel Staufrr.
5teErnee County Committee.
SRGi IL. 1859.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-11
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n0roliben SbciIc bon N{erito eoer in Gcnz
trol s2(mcrifa III trcffen.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-11
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81 sS 1T stn srrbcr 3utranB ron Sclt, in tsr
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yin SCtsr pcrIudt juerlt an ben -&Qlmter Su IONS
men. 9s III tmmrr rin re6tss Battalion 0cIf,
wrIasS babin frEmt, fir te rppbIfsiisn Glitter.
G9drtss q. @crnerb mar erIl Dor
etni9en gSrden IN Der City, uno tnt cine febr
8rcbe gct Outer mit9ebradt, weI&e 70 ppbIfstI
une ft6n irdrcn, raB talo ale Scrtauft parsn,
une I'M I'm Staner 3u Isn ale NnlprshCnbe 3u
trfyetj0cn, unc ben Nutb Ger Runtrn aufjutats
ten, mar er sejwUrssn orr rrstn 2ascn pirter
auf ben Barren umr9jui6nsfrn," unO fam aud
tGlo mjseFr nit
$1,000 ipcrtb Ghter Stli affcH
9lrtcu,
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ISirb Bic gSelt IN Grftaumc,r fetenS
nit rsra Brp6en Display prn allen artsn Otter,
Ais: SeiHe unb Satins, 6antI6ube
urb Strtimpfe, 9lcrmcI unb GtIs
lars, 9rint5 un6 0elails,
Serr8ca unb G9allieS,
Sud- Ga6emcra,
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BANS, .Stieicl uub 0nitrrs,
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fur, allies mas VtrIanst wrp UNI Oomen unb Ssrs
rCn auf.uor6sn, uNO Spar scn Scpf Hs 1u f5us.
GCmmt robrr Der Gurip fiat msssp, unb iebft
ben groben nIui6," IMP STR psrpet frfuptg d-
nise Der grpBcu bargains annsbmsn, yrFIGs tag.
lid aus8erritt werNca in rem
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ibm anrufsr.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-11
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0uf nfurj uno oeutlicb. - ,Qan9au69es
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ecnen man nitbt telCbrt uno crbaut, Ions
bern crmiioct uno lon9neilt, mortn ibm
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tonlclte ct bic 9(toncr no6bcr fclbit tirb.
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unO bore b1lo ouf oenn man fam in Ell
ner Siertelitunoe Den 2euten lncDr prepis
gen, ais lte in 10 S1bren tbuh >peroen. "
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-11
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stnc Sauntb .ScriammIun6.
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kubt baben lpiiror, Dap Die &nobcn uno
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-11

gIm IeBtm Samlag, in Glib 'BtrtGaI 9aun.
idip, tsicm Gountp, Glt3a, Gtc9ottjn rcS Srn.
1brmas Ortbnrr in cinrm <er ocn etpa
80 Sabren.
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In itrrm 20icu QttmsiQtre.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-11
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Der 8rdu Sooa, un0 mornte DEN Wonu.
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m6r0er bron0marten, modte ibm bcbDolb
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ibn ouf5ufniipfen. GicIe Spcrotion mar
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Itbncu aus iciuem Stbfintcoe picbcr sum
GEbcn, uno forpot1bte feiue GDcDdlfte
fir jbre m0rberiibcn 8ciinnun9cn nit
Dem Stritt iGmmcrlicb burtb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-11
Or fcI,cintnotc Gatte.

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ibrem lieben G6em0nne nit elmer fri ftiz
gen Ooii6 2(rienif Ten Ya5 n10 iencm
QQnDe piIiren,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-11
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Wrcifc in 9(ucntoun am Dienifoo.
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IN o06 NNIltIr Ger =. StE9aQeI 7.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tur6 rt.
ne NulaM mener GrtUDte, Fm i4 tewcgR wrr'
cen ais Goncirat fir
Da5 8ri9obesSu1peftcys s2(mt
tei tcr nG6aen gBabl, mGtdc am 6tm SMi ilatt.
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tcit GuCrfr Stimmcn FW9rt ypertrn, 70 wrrre Id
Die gFdtcn er5 @mte5 auf tine sepdn9aftr,
8ctrtUe unp unpmtgeiide gGstIs ausGtm.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-05-11

@Rli If. 1853
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

AN UNEXPECTED CLIMAx-Speak
ing of the tendency of temperance
orators to put themselves forward as
previous examples of the blighting
effects of drink, an exchange says:
.sMy friends. three-mcnths ago l
signed the pledge. tClapping of hands,
and approving cheers.) In north
afterwards, my friends. | had Sow
ereign in my pocket-a thing l never
had before. (Clapping of hands and
loud cheers.) In another month, my
friends, had a good coat on my back
"a thing never had before. (cheers
and clapping of hands much loucer')
A fortnight after that. my friends, |
bought coffin!" The audience we're
going to cheer here, but storped and
looking serious. "You wonder" cop>
tinued the speaker. why bought the
coffin. Well, my friends, bought tine
coffin because l felt pretty certain if
l kept the pledge a lother fortnight
| should want one Let's go and
take drink!"
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23
MADAME BrscacclANrI.-This dis

MADAME BISCACClANTf.--Th dis
tinguished vocalist appeared at the
Metropolitan Theatre on Thursday
night of last week to full house.
On Saturday night following she
made her second appearance to a
smaller but respectable audience.
We make no pretensions to musi-
cal knowledge and cannot criticize
the performance of Madame Biscacci-
anti Indeed in our intercourse with
professed musicians we have found
that favoritism, JEALOUSY and other
causes conspire to destroy unanimity
as to the merit of this OF that person
distinguished in the musical art
We have, therefore, in the absence of
better and more reliable criterion
resolved to judge vocal music accor-
ding to the degree of pleasure we ex-
perience in listening to it and we
must say, Judging from our feelings
as an auditor of Madame Biscaccian-
ii, we have never heard better sing
ing in our life. In this opinion many
differ, as they have right to. New
ertheless we cannot forego our right
to enjoy her singing.
Madame Biscaccianti is perfectly
natural, self possessed and lady-like
upon the stage. There is nothing of
the air extravagant assumed by some
! prima donnas. discoverable about her.
Her voice is rich, clear and full of
melody. If she is not the first in her
profession, she, atsleast, is above the
appreciation of nineteen-twentieths OF
those who hear her.
The performance of Geo. 7. Evans
on the piano was excellent. He has
no superior on that instrument Mr..
Leach did not suit our taste though
doubtless a good vocalist.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

CoMMlTTgD.-Ed. Briscoe, other
wise known as "-Sllasta. Bill" F" or big
Ned" was examined on Wednesday,
before Justice Anderson, on a charge
of being concerned in the robbery of
Weiss, on Bear River, two weeks
since. The evidence was strong and
he was committed to Jail to await a
trial in a higher court.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

Rail Road Accident.-As the car
of the Monte Sana railroad was pas
sing up at full speed on "Wednesday
morning with three passengers be
sides the engineer, one of the wheels
struck a pebble and tho :ear was
thrown from the track. The engin-
eer, or rather the muleteer- A. ].
Kuectle, was thrown a distance OF
six feet down a bank falling back
wards upon his shoulders. He was
severely stunned. but not otherwise
injured. Geo. r. Lancaster, A. u.
Tower, and the third passenger were
thrown out with some violence but es-
capped with no considerable,ipjury. g
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

A Christmas Tce.-The. Sunday
school of the Methodist Church get
up a Christmas tree for Saturday
night. The children will enjoy them
selves or that occasion. May they.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

BALL.-Mrs. Blum will give nice
ball at Temperance Hall on the End
Of January. Her soirees are of the
pleasantest description. and usually
draw together an excellent company
of ladies and gentlemen,
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23


New ADs.-C. II. Meyer & Co.,
advertise to-day their splendid stock
of liquors. Their reputation for
keeping No. l is undcnied.
LuBEcK & Co.-This enterprising
firm can't be stationary Look in
Lubeck's new column and see how
magnifcently the firm promises to do
by customers. Goods for nothing
with slight per cehtage added just
to cover incidental expenses. can be
had at the celebrated stand of Lubbock
l. Co., Broad street, near Pine. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed.
Geo. W. Welch displays rich
sight on his counter and shelves in
the way of elegant books and holiday
gifts. 1t is worth looking at, and
the articles worth paying for. Look
in and you will be sure to buy.
Mons. Celarie very properly starts
in advance of the new decade to ad-
vertise his jewelry and daguerrean
business. He is determined not to
be behind his neighbors in the race
of life.
DUN ririmus, ririmus, says the ep'
icure. and patronizes the market OF
Jimmy Monroe.
Mons. LiebeTt, the artist of Broad
Street announces that he has procur-
cd a splendid lot of jewelry for holi-
day gifts. His taste in articles OF
rerfx is not to be impeached.
Rudolph & Hunt, present a sched-
ulc of the indispensable articles OF
toilet, fit for holiday presents to
Queen Victoria.
The scientific Artisan" is worth
the attention of every mechanic
We invite attention to an advertise
ment relative to it in its proper place
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

BowLEY & &WELLER.-"TheN New
Store" has a large assortment of new
goods op the road and will be a5le to
present magnificent "lay out " in a
few days.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

The Richmond Eaquirer.-declares
that the next Democratic National
convention must pronounce in favor
of congressional protection TO slavery
or there will be dissolution of this
Union-sure.
Once upon time the county poor
of a nameless place threatened to
quit if they were not furnished bet
ter grub Immediately, if not sooner.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

Picks Stoien.-Samuel Oates lost
about a dozen picks from his black
smith shop near tho foot of Main
street on Sunday night last. Proba-i
bly, some celestials are guilty of the
theft.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

The latests advise from W. II.
Seward are from Jaffa. in the Med
iterranean Sea. He has completed
his journey up the Valley of the Nile
to ancient Thebes, had surveyed the
Pyramids. and he was about ito pro-
ceed to Jerusalem, and thence to Da-
mascus, to Constantinople.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

Belligerent. - An lrishman was
found by Officer Rider at about 8
o'clock yesterday morning kicking
up a general muss in tho streets con
trary to the dignity and quiet of the
neighborhood. On attempting to ar
rest the son of the "grane ould sod''
he showed fight and a combat en-
sued between the potheen punisher
and the officer which ended in the
disloc ali IN of the elbow the form-
or, and lock up in the ealaboose
for the remainder of the nocturnal
hours. A small fine was deemed 'suf-
ficient for his offense in addition to
the elbow
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23
NEVADA JOURNAL
FRIDAY MORNING, Dec. %, 1859


Fireman's Bau.-It will be remem-
bered tha. the ball for the benefit OF
the Fire Fund comes off on Monday
evening next.at Sullivan's Ball Court
near the head of Broad street. Doubt
less there will be a large attendance
rs the ladies have sold more than a
hundred and fifty tickets.
In this connection we may remark
that some of the tickets have been
resold by the first purchaser at con-
siderable discount. 1t is suggested
that the ladies publish list of those
who purchased tickets of them. and
that holders of tickets whose names
do not appear on the lis. he consider
cd as low price, or steerage passen-
gers, or as children entitled to admiss-
ion at half price!
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

G. W. Young has removed his jew
elry store to the new building of Ed.
Kelsey, corner of Commercial and
Pine, where he will hold out for the
future.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

Delinquent Tares.-Sheriff Van
Hagen began the the sale of proper
ty advertised as delinquent on Mon.
day last. The sale still continues.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23
Sllerif'S Sale.

WHEREAS, on the 18th day Of December 4. d.
w 1859, a final judgment and decree was rendeF-
ed in the District court Of the 18th Judicial District
of the State of California IN and for the county Of
Nevada in favor Of ANTOINE MAYOuX and agamst
L. MARCHAI. for the sum of Nine Hundred and six-
tyone 67l0O dollars, principal debt, with interest," on
the OF $3.50 90 At the rate of two per cens per
MONTH and interest oe the OF e244 90 ~ legal
rate from the rendition Of Judgment until paid To-
gother with all costs Of suit And where's m tho
18th day of December, A.. n. 1883, IN ordered
and decreed by the said Court. thAt the Mortgage
set forth in Plaintiffs complaint be foreel6sed and
the property therein desoEihaea to-wit All Of de-
fe1dants right title and inteFestin and 10 certain,
minng claim. known as Mslakof Coz cIAims, situ--
atei in Malako Rarihe, the said interest being the.
one undivided one ffnof the whole elaine with an,
and singular the, ,tenements, heredtaments and ap-
performances tfereunto belonging or in aAywise ap.
pertaining be leviedupon and sold to satisfy said
udgfnt interest and and the proceed there--
of applied to the payment Of sadsssms Of money as.
aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given that win expose TO pnbIie
SALE alrthe above described propepty the highest
bidder for cash in front Of the Conrt House door in
Nevada city, on TUESDAY the Dth day ofJaunary>
A. ID. 1860, between the hours Of l0o'clock A. ".
and P. NJ.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Deesmbcs.
1859. JB.VANHAGAN, ShsriM.
LEECHES FOR SALE.
By q. r. eYESCL
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

CITY MARsHALs OFFICE.
Nevada, December IL, 1853.
DY Virtue of an Ordinance enacted by the Board
ID of Trustees, of the City of Nevada on the 30fh
ay of November 1859, Tax was levied upon all
the assessed and taxable property within the cor
porate limits of the City of Nevada, for the fiscal
year ending May 1860, of fifty cents upon each one
hundred dollars of assessed value also poll tax of
one dollar upon each ma lie inhabitant of sald CITY,
twenty-one years of age and over. BY the same or
dinance. 1t is made the duty of the City Marshal to
forthwith give no tice by publication in a Newspaper
published IN this City, that said Taxes due and
payable and to collect the same. l hereby give no.
tce, in accordance with the above mentioned ordi-
nance that from and after THURSDAY, Dec Sth,
| will be found at my Office, in Flagg's Brick Build
ing over Harrington & Patterson's from 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, to O'Clock p. NJ, to receive said Taxes. All
property which taxes shall remain due and un-
paid on the THIRD MONDAY OF JANUARY, A.
ID. 1860 will be advertised according to law as de
inquent aud be subject to extra charges per Or
dinance, made and provided. Property holders and
inhabitants notified that the law in regard to the
collection of City Taxes will be strictly enforced
F.. o. TOMPKINS, City Marshal.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

The business will be continued at the Pioneer
Brick Store under the name and style of Green Co.
who alone are authorized settle the business Of
the late firm
J.C- GREEN,
wM.F. HEYDLACFF. 2
RcGpog, Sept. .Ie. le59-1ecl6-
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23
Tickets. $500
Dissolution.

UNHE Co.Partnership heretofore existing under the
name and style of Green & johnson, Merchants,
at Red Dog. is this day Dissolved G. A. johnson
having sold his entire interest to Wm-E Heydlauh.
J. c. GREEN,
G. A. JOHNSON
RedDog. Sept I6 1854
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23
ROBES
CLOAKS:

Embroidered velvet cloaks. caps Chesterfield
sacks; cloth raglans cloth and silk mantias of all
kinds and descriptions-the latest fashions direct
from New York.
Long and square broche shawls mantilla shawls,
plaid long and square shawls of all kinds.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23
LA DI f. q

GIVE US A CALL.
And Examine goods and for yourselves.
NIB. Miss C. L. O'BRIEN wishes to in
form the ladies of Nevada and vicinity that she has
taken rooms at Bowley & Wellers Store. where she
will carry Dress and Cloak makinf iu all its
branches
Nevada Nov.0 C. L. O'BRIEN.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23

90 pieces black from so cts to SO per yard. 5 ps
fancy low 5Octs per yard; 10ps Byadcre stripe
very rich; 20 ps plaid, very rich; silk robes, from
$40 10 $50; five ps moire ntiqSci 10 ps china silk,
plain silk in coors together with large bot of gur
cd black silks; 90 ps all wool French merino, 75c,
SIC and 81 per yard: aHArnoi paids so per yrd-
cotton and wool 25e and 81 per yard.
Poll de Chcvres and Valencia Plaids, of all colors.
The Nevada journal., 1859-12-23
CITY TAXES.

Nevada. Dec I6. Is59-tf.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-04-28
Shocking CasWaltY.

On Wednesday last, as Mr.. Walter Nor.
gaO, son-in.law of Thomas Aston, was lead
ing out Mr. Aston's celebrated Hereford
shire Bull, Fairboy, the fastening attached
to the ring in the bulls nose gave way. anc
he alta cked the groom with great violence
Mr.. Morgan was thrown down and tossed
several times in the air, and then the infu'
rated brute weighing 1900 lbs, kneeled
down upon the PROSTATE man. crushing
his ribs IN O terrible manner. At this crit.
ical moment, Henry Farmer, slender
looking young man of nineteen, but lion
hearted, at the risk OF his own life, few tc
the rescue, and seizing the ball by the ring.
relieved the wounded man. The animal
rushed upon young Farmer, knocking him
down, but he held fast to the ring and came
off conquerer, leading the ferocious brute tri-
umphantly into his stable.
Fairboy was taken to four or Eve State
Fairs, last Fall, where he drew first premi-
nms, by Mr.. Morgan, who has always man.
aged him with ease and safety. When we
last heard from the wounded man, he was
improving, with fair chance for his rccoy.
ery.-Elyria Democrat.