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The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

Two GENEROUS SouLs.-Micajah
Harris was an active soldier of the re-
volution, and became captain. lie and
his wife's brother James Sheppard, were
taken prisoners by tory scout, and con-
veyed to some haltiug-place on Kings
or Indian Creek, where it was proposed
to put them to death. When the halt
was ordered one of the tories proposed
to another to shoot them. He offered
the unwelcome office to another and he
to another, till the whole scout had decli-
ned the bloody work They then told
the prisoners, if either would shoot the
other, he should be discharged. They
Indignantly rejected the proposition.
Sheppard then said to their captors. that
if one life would satisfy them, he was
single. His brother-in-law was mar
ried man. and had one or two children.
He asked, therefore, to be the victim.
Harris would not accept this generous
offer but said with manly courage: If
one has to die, let US both die together -
The tories, struck by the self-sacriGcing
spirit of their prisoners. discharged them
on parole. They could not, however,
give up their plumber: SO they seized
Captain Harris's fine horse. which he
rode, and sent him home on foot.-Facts
Of the Revolution.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

isn't it singular than an i'll naturcd
shopkeeper should ever offer to sell his
good will when all the world knows he
hasn't any?
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

Mr.. Brown iats Of New York Journal
of Commerce is stated 70 have taken
charge of the editorial columns Of the
Constitution formerly the Union.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, SIS
County of NeYada.

sTAIs c1Sn31 OF of ffAIIrSkSIA' A!1.sal }SS
District Court of the l4th Judicial District of said State
The People of the State of California to LEWIS
SHEETS H. DYSART, DIR. VOORHEES, and ID,
misunderstanding
VOU, AND EACH OF YOU arc hereby Summoned
i to appear within 10 days from the service of this
writ if served you in this county, within 90 days If
served you in this District and out ofhis county and
within forty days II served you in this State and out
this District, show why you, and each of you
should not be bound by Judgment entered in this
Court the 18th day of May 1885, Of the Gath day of
April 1857, in favor of Daniel A. Rich, Plaintiff, and
against Hamlet Davis, Hiram Dysert, Lewis Sheets,
John Widows VOORHEES, and others, surviving part
of the firm of DAVIS Co., for TIE sum of $780,,
month from the 18th day of March, 1851 and S64 20
costs, in the manner If you and each Of you
had been originally served with Summons, and you and
each Of you hereby notified that if you fail to shox
cause. yon will be bound by such Judgment, and Ex
eention will be issued against you accordingly:
Clerk the District Court aforesaid do hereunto my
hand impress the seal of said Court Office in the
city of Nevada, this I'd day of March, u 1859
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
By wM. SMITH, Deputy.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA In District Court,
County of Nevada }Fourteenth Judicial Dist
Daniel Rich, Plaintiff, Hamlet Davis Lewis Sheets,
et ais. Defendants.
on READING tie Aida Wit Of Daniel Rich filed herein
and it appearing theretrom to my satisfaction, that
good cause of action exists against the Defendants,
Hiram Dyscrt DR.. Voorhies and Daniel Merritt, and
that they necessary and proper parties to this
ding. And it further appearing from said Affidavit
that the said Dysert Voorhes and Merrit resi-
dents this State but that they reside in the town Of
Flushing. Coun Y of Belmont, state of Ohio
Now therefore, on motion of Mcdonnell Niles, Plain
Attorneys ordered that the said defendants
Hiram Dysert nr Yo9rhes and PANEL MeE .tt be sery-
ed with Summons herein by publication thereof In the
NEVADA JOURNAL for the period of Three months.
And il is further ordered that copies Of the Summons
and Affidavit in this proceeding be deposited in the Post
Office, directed to each of he said defendants at their
place of residence.
NILES SEARLs, District Judge.
Nevada, March @ 1859
THEREBY CERTIFY the foregoing to be true copy of
an order for publication on file in my Office.
Attest RUFUS SHOEMAKER, d. {.
Mcconnell & Niles, Attys for Pltf
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

President Buchanan was 6s years old
on tho Esd of April.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
Notice of CO-PartnerShip.

EENwICK R. MILLER has this day associated
Il himself with Thomas A. Newman, foe the
purpose of carrying on the Wholesale Liquor busi-
ness, under the STYLE and firm of 7. A. Newman Co.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
Story ora DoG.-We have gooc

SToRY OLA DoG.-We have good
dog story for the commencement of the
season. Mr.. Tewes. who keeps res
raurant on William street, New York;
has large Newfoundland dog, a finer
specimen Of his kind than is ordinarily
met with. Among his other wonder full
marks of intelligence, we witnessed this
a day or two ago. A gentleman entered
the restaurant holding by cord dog
which served as watch on board ship.
While in the place, the gentleman sup
posed the dog was safe, and released his
hold upon the string. The door was
opened while the parties werein CONVEX
sation. and the dog made his escape.
Mr.. Tewes said to his Newfoundland,
Go bring him back, Sir. The dog
obeyed the mandate, and within block
or two overlook the fugitive. He first
proceeded to give the object of his
charge slight reprimand for his delin-
quincy, by means of smart shake or
Two, and then took the rope in his mouth
to lead the dog back to his master.
Some holding back was manifested, the
airing was dropped and another shake
administered. Finally, by alternate
chastisements and pnllings at the cord,
the runaway dog was brought into the
restaurant, and Newfoundland, with a
sly wink to his master, seemed to say
"there he is" The scene was witnessed
by many. and created no little excite
ment. Taken all in all, we think it is
about as good dog story as usually
finds its way into the papers, and has
the advantage of being true, too.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
DiSSOlutiOn,'

sTNHE firm heretofore known Grohs e. Co. Is tn i
day dissolved by mutual consent. +. Grohs retires
from the business and will leave for the Atlantic States
In a few weeks All persons indebted TO the concern
are requested call and make immediate payment and
those having demands against the firm will please pre-
sent the same for payment.
FRED. GROHS
mayl3-3w JOHN SNYDER.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03

Number Of Books IN tie World-D'-
Israeli, in his curiosities of literature,
states that the four ages of typography
have produced no less than 3,641,e60
works |! Taking each work at three
volumes, and reckoning each impression
to consist of only 800 copies "a very
moderate supposition) the actual amount
of volumes which have issued from the
presses of Europe, down to the year
1916, appears to be s,277,64o,ooo. Be-
tween the years 1474 and 1000, it has
been estimated about $50 printers
fourished in England and Scotland, and
that the products of their several presses
amounted in the aggregate to 10000
distinct produc tions.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
Nouel Use Of Womax's MoHtA.-

Novel Use Of Womsax's MoxtA.-
Lately a man and woman named Gavan
called at Ford's jewelry store, in Roch-
ester: They looked at and priced va
rious articles, and in due time the clerk
missed something, and had the pair ar
rested Gavan was told that he must
60 to the station house. As he was
about to leave the house; he begged to
be permitted to give his wife parting
Hiss, supposing that she was to be allow
ed to remain in charge of tho premises.
As they were in the act Of exchanging
tokens of affection upon the lips. the
officers saw something glisten, and at
once demanded of Ms. Gnvan what
foreign substance she had in her mouth.
She denied that she had anything con-
cealed there except what nature had
given her; but this would not satisfy
tue police. who at length persuaded her
to disgorge another seal which had been
stolen from Mr.. Ford, but which he had
not previously missed.
The Nevada journal., 1859-06-03
Simmons.

Jas. Churchmap. Atty for Plff.
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R4s daily BAL rIMORE wEKCnR bNe
ssry morning (oxcept Sunday and is deliysAse
CAcriers to City Subscribers at CTS. per Weox.
sac WE0KBR is also delivered in the Cities
''hinston and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
frice+or Sbai Subscribers of the daily WECk Ea
%. - : advance.
~ ne weekly BALTImORE WEOKEg is puhlh.
aed aTery Friday at So per annum and ST per q
'u}atas ~ advance. -
ApEEA9i4SEMENTS on cessonsble terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-01

deputy collector Of assenmers, charged with embezzlns
al 90 Of collected assessments were held to bail By the
A-Chasles HAWKINS, IN old state prison "brd,' was
ssns 70 Sing Sing for i've years, having been convicted OF
EVE Evins, q notorious burglar, was sent 70 the
State prison for ten years
Darling With nas and convicted Of mansaughter in
IT'D theodore Galardet was convicted Of an assault
With intent TO kill Hiram Cranston proprietor OF the New
@-Rchard Barry, School Commissioner, pleaded
guilty to assault and battery, and was sentenced TO the
26-ChsYles Deylin Charles Turner, Jas. Furey Enoch
Dean John Fitzpatrick, j. B. smith Peter IL Dryor, ~
Vidal and John McCave gave bail TO answer for an
alleged conspiracy to defraud the public treasury.
NOVEMBER.
5.-Asnor j. williamson editor Of the Sunday Dipatch
charged with violating the lottery law, gave bail.
6.@Counsel for Charles Devlin, Turner and others,
charged with robtng the public treasury, moved 10 qah
the indictments
l3-The above motion was granted by the City Judge
He denied the motion OF counsel for William Soers (con
vcted of mapsauher in the first degree) and sent the
defendant to the State prison for seven years.
20.-Nancy Wood "a shrewd coorcd woman), convicted
of the second degree sentenced 10 ten years
and six months Imprisonment in the State prison.
Dr. Theodore Gaardet. who convicted Of ielonions
assault and battery upon Mr. Cranston proprietor oil the
New York Hot@, and who was confined In the Tombs
awaiting sentence, succeeded in making his escape from
officer Baker, Of the officers attached to the Court OF
General Sessions.
DECEMBER.
6.-Judge Russell dismissed officer Baker from attend
at this court, 'he having permitted Gaardet to
escape.
1.-THE Recorder M sde an order nat only two counsel
should hereafter speak in case and then only one hour
each
22-Thc jury the case of Vim. Tiotson tried for the
homocide Of Christian Mathenhack. discharged,
being unable TO ngree upon vcrvict
23Jemes Stephens, indicted for the murder OF his wife
by poisoning, plesied not guilty.
A-James LlNxn, indicted for the gsurder Of James
bowling barkeepcr in Mulberry street, pleaded guilty
to manslaughef in the ss degree and was sent to the
State prison for life
Bernard Smith, convicted of rape, sent to Sing Sing
prison for ten years and six months
Judge Russell denied the notion to discharge Jas
Sutton Elliott tie alleged English dcfaulter from custody
28-Charles evlin, Charles TUNER Joseph r. Taylor
and Francis p Vidal, rendcted for conspiracy to de-
fraud the public treasury, gave bGil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-01

One person sentenced to be executed, which was
comIuted by the Executive to Imprisonment in the State
prison
inert in the state prison % for fe) and the aggregate time
of she remainder is $50 years and months.
05 males and % females were sentenced TO mprison-
ment in the penitentiary
IS males and females to the city prison, and Is boys
sent to the House of Refuge.
ll44 indictments found, and IFS complaints were
dismissed by the Grand jury 25 recognizances APP
pear and answer and 307S records convictions OF
giants filed during the year.
Amount Of lines and fees collected and paid into the city
treasury 81 Sol %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-01

There will be six eclpses this year-two Of the moon,
and four of the sun-as follows
partial eclipse Of the sun, February 2. Invisible
In the United States.
total eclipse Of the moon, February IT, early in the
morning, visible throughout the United States.
partial eclipse Of the sun, March 4, invisible In the
United States.
partial eclipse of the sun July 20, in the afternoon.
The eclipse will be very small lasting only few minutes,
and occurs about hour before Visible in tho
Eastern, Northern and Middle States
total eclipse Of the moon, August 10, invisible in
the United States
partial eclipse Of the sun August 49, invisible in
the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-01
Naval Intepfycnce.

JIeuteEen Thos 4. Field stationed at the Brooklyn
marno barracks hrs been ordered to the marine barracks
Philadelphia Lieutenant Chec +. haywood, late in COM
nand OF the Marine Guard OF the United states ship Nj
agara has been ordered tho command of the marines
of the United states sot of.war st. Louis The 81 Louis
viii go into commission soor.
detachment of mar alesarrved at the Brooklyn
rine barracks from Wa hDgon the 3lst ultmo. Thoy
are intended as guart fcrthe United states soorof wer
brooklyn, now lying a. the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The
BrooSlyp Will be re ady TO receive her on the
Sd inst Lieutenant rahlm will command her marines.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-01
CRIMINAL STATISTICS.

Henry yandrvoort, Esq, the venerable Clerk of the
General Sessions, furnished reporter with the sbjon
ed statement q Convictions acquttals, &C., he'd in the
Supreme Court Courts Over and Termner and General
Sessions of the Peace, in and for the city and county Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-01
STATISTICS OF EMIGRATION.

Tie total number of emigrants which have arrived at
this port from Europe the West Indes and other places
durng the just brought to Close amounts in the ag
gsegate TO 1859. Annexed the numbers from the
most important places
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-01
RSLITICAL.


INJECTION MOI TCE.-PURsUANT TO PROCLAIM.
- ton of the Go this State dated Dec 10 Is
and 10 the provision OF TIE notice
hereby given, by We Cc1lm Council of city of New
York, hst El election will be held he davo of
January 1852 In Feurrh dsrc ssse
New Yer singce the Fourth Sixth Ter h and rour.
teenth wards Of the city a
I'LL the isonei by the
such representa- ave In the II fifth Congress
States electt h Id the
mated by the Comm on Corc the several elecon
of the FOURTH Skill Tenit and Fourteenth of
the said sh cay OF January 1859 The VIII opened
sinsse aud reman opec Unit sunset when will be finally
closed TIE IN election Renge.
sentative in he Thirty fifth Cong said Fourth Cong,xc
saonal defrc 10 I'LL the occasoned
Of John Kelly such Rept alive.
mon Council ID. T. NALESTl NJ, Clerk of Com Council.
DEcENBER q, 1855.
I1RIMARY ELECTIoNs.-Ml g. EDITOR-IN TIE HF.
u raid Of Dec. 81 inrd the Young Mems Geneasl
COMMITTEES ~ the seventh ward the OF John Russell.
Now tina W Intended tor wish that
tee have tal On most unws-rant able liberty with
they well tnow never be smen0er of
conducted uneer the preser Tar nmany He'll cuue
agement ny democracy fnowr in the ward and the rgh,
OF darnoera3 OF the right stamp mall haze done,
battle Tor. JOHN Russo Ill, 81 Couvenerr street
JST wARD.-AT PRIMARY ELECTION HELD on
Thursday evening Dec. a 1858 No. State pur-
10 call OF Tanmany He Ge neral Com he fol-
lowing ticket duly elected
General COMMUNICATIONS Il. illiams Charles McCav
Taos. Byrnes, Edward Hogan. Corne hns Finn.
Young Mems Committee Pa rick Callagnan, John Dalton
Henry ncMab0n, " ilam fosteg Jan YES Fitzgerald. :.
Ward Comnit. ee-Fst dsrrSa ruel Aud Michael Cur
Edward kennedy Second dist -cI-rhonas Holland,
Henry Mcmahon Jno. CaaghxE Thi ID districtIames
right Patrick Calashap VIM Henley. Fourth dsict-Wm.
Kneny, Edward Dalton, Jeremiah ealy Fifth DISTRICT
Patrick kearney. Patrick Lyncn, = & White
rnas. Ken KEN NEEDY. {rusves,s..
EDWASDW ASH
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PERSONAL.

J PERSONAL.
y 49, -. 49,
A NY POOR MIN IN WANT OF NEW YEARS CAN
"a get alt doa for holrs light work Cali tsis
Iiornihg AZ oiz broaa' Say.
INFORMATION W. ,NrED-THE EMPLOYER OF j AlIEs
Ashcroft young who engaged in New York, in No
vemoer last In sonN travelling occupation, any other per
on knowing where will obiye and greatly relieve his
parents bJ addressp z William Ashcroft, Utica, N. Y.
INFORMATION ANTED-OF HENRYCONNERy WHO
arrived IN New oy either in the month of June July
la ON London Any lormaton regarding him left Mr.
Flooos corners Pcn6 and Mulberry Streets will be thf1x
fully received by trother Connery resides
San Francisco, Cali ornia-
NJ ON TUESD AY. NEXT. SENDS CONGRATULA.
IN lions and a hi Epy Few Year.
nM-YOUR LIE TIER is RECEIVED. PLEASE CALI.
~ at 25s Pearl ST reea seween IL and O'clock when
Nenent, and oblge y0crc, d. b.
ITO MY RELATE tEs AND FRIENDS on THE 9TH sP
side greeng- That Cod may prosper during the
suing year both sp rseeiy and temporarily the
of L.
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COAL.

GoAL AND WOODS 70 PER TON.-RED ASH PEACH
Or,nard nut coal at ~ 70 delvered stove CRATE fur
mace at lowest cash price Coal all under cover
kndng wood wholesale and retail barrels or bundlss
Eighth avenues.