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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
Bys. DR.PER, Auctioneer.


CoSrRoLLEKs OFFICE, NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec = go.
Under the prOyisiOns OF the Act OF lith teb.,
~ 1856 ch 2j0 and other acts upon the subject Of Free
Banking will sell az Public Auction, a; the herchouts tN
change u Wallst NewY City on the Sd OF fEBbUAhf
1859 day dsy until tney al disposed o. tue i
sonds udofsed By the State Of Tennessee belonging 70
the following Banks in liquidation 20 wit: Nash
vile and Cbaanoosa Railroad Bonds, for 1000 each belong
ing Bank Of CaboIne ~ East Tennessee aud Ns
Railroad Bon oOo each belonging TO the Bank JET
Tennessee ard Virginia Railroad Bonds for
sI 90 each, belonging 10 the Bank Of TTeD'on II Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad Bonds, aud l6 Memphis City Bonds
ali for each belonging the Bank Of fTszewe JAMES
r. DUNLAP Controller. By order Of ~
JAMES DUNLAP, esq,
Controller Of the State Of Tenn ssce.
THURSDAY, Feb. g. al ~ o'clock:
S OOo-2l Bonds of 81 each ot the Nashville and Chstta
nooga Rsiro,d Int rest yabe January and July J. az
the Bank of tine Republic.
S0O4i BoDd Of 5loO each, Of the East Tennessee ana
Vrtins RSioad Interest pay able January and July l.
at the Bank Of the Republic.
&l7OCo- BoDd- of 900 Of the East Tennessee aud
Nirsina Railroad. lDteret payable January and JdJ l.
al the Bank Of the Republic.
S7to0-l7 Bonds each, Of the Nashvie and ChattA
nooga Railroad Bonds. Interest payable January and
JDly q the Bark ~ the Republic
&OC-l6 Bonds Of : 900 Of the City OF Memphis Interest
psysble January and July l. at the Bank o. tue hs
public.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

USHaPPY M,rcHEs.--A year and q half ago iou
young lsdss in Cincinnati Iasriet at the sans
hour Two have since separsted from their husosrIs
ard tte other Two are vyinc " get separated.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
AIe6irdl.
ICsO -HEALTH of AMERICAN WOMEN
IL Reaa aotie,. IN IN. T,2uns ,inee Dec. l.


Notbrz stands long that upon fssehood Loyaty 10
Truth and responsibility regarding the beat interest
lids will alone the Of any remedy for disease
Resting upon these immutabe principles, who wonders a.
the immense reputation Of THE GRAEfENsEEs FAMILY
MEDICINES Prepared prescribed by physicians boiling
the os honorable diplomas and actin; under legislative s-
hority having 6n freely offered TO the medical profession
with every facility the examination # the ingredients and
the healing effect Of the preparations The OraefenoeTs
Medicines auack untzied nostrum' but they sPp-A
the pablo with all the force Of auiheneso heAns
prope rites Of the highest value.
complete htsy Of these remedies together with genera
information Of the greatest value 10 every family is in TAe
G,ae,enberg M1Hai Of Halth little volume when sent
BY mail post. padl receipt Of twenty-five cents
TIE GR.rFExB-zG M.RsRALTs UTERINE CArFoLieos IS
so WIDELY KNOWN CURATIVE ACTION ~ ALL
| THOSE DISEASES WOMEN TERMED UTERINE sD WHICH
ARE so PREVALENT F.NILY, THAT TT HAS EEco~E
HOUSEHOLD WORD. TRE FOLLOWING BRIEF TESTIMONY Is
SUBMITTED;
lam Methods, cersymsD My heart has fairly sched 70
wner the health OF have Travelled ny cir
cui; preaching Gospel hsnk God however ths have
81 diseases give way 20 the Grseenbers hashaIs
Uterine Csihoicor, wherever it has been used
Re-. PETER sB.KP, Ridsewey, Mich
e.ppo, find words =, e1pre. nv thanks 20 the medical sd-
wiser the GaeeabeTg Company whose prescription o. tne
Cshooou together with bis sbe and kind advice was the
means, under HeayeI Of restoring 20 entire health a,er
Yeas misery failure Of ise best paJH,!.n' u the
country 70 Aiord any relief
KATE h. HAMILTON, Wilmington Del
ty Should a1izral Ss,ras: Of Gdret'st reHesiE' Se'0
.e,,or, from ,-sfiEg for eGes< they s1-Hss srgeE TO
aI9,es litter 70 se seGG! s:teE&ds: 0 the GrdSfeHbg
Co.yan. and he Ell eheeruAs srs'i then Em 'af9ae's
pToqC xiih0st charge
TsE Gz.sEESBERG n,,sHALL's UTEEISr CIrHotieos Is
SOLD AT TIE OFFICE GEsEFEssERs CONAN No D
P.Rg Row. SLw-YokE, ey a. Dusgss Pr'es 81 q per
bottle
Ga receipt Of r SI,' ~ ss Grasnbe,g CoapGhs ire
sote, .haH scat GaG pr ehGTg ps.G 70 ts esS II TIE
route from Sevr- lork.
Adsre,s ofe.r..o JOsHUAP BRIDGE, II D.
s.cy Grs,fenberr Conps'y No se PHs-row, New iort
IS GeAell sssfs ,lEssG "a the STATE Of Indiana N0se
tuf otqh,sed and ',.posrAe ssss>ss sese appiy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
paints, giis, Glass, es.

NOAL 0iL.-The subscriber, oweins q tract Of
~ CANNHL COAL LAND She PeunsylyAns Central
RAboaa wishes assoCisse himself Eh soHae Coupsuy
t,rxlUs - mskt Coal Oh JOHN \. 3ENNsgT
M. - Aator HolFe
COE{JRN's EXTRA 0X1-Very superior for
" N.oAsn.rv ard Rnrlirs-none desissb 4 sArIsk
ao as1l9r. 1OEv ". QUINCY h Co. No s~iDisID~L
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dee.
e. 1884, the Trains viii leave ChAmbeost Station q
follows: Express Trans m. And S;l5 and 4;S p u !
Albany Mail Train S. ll5 for PoGghkeepse, O. 70 M
and II m; for Dohbs Ferry ~ $50 for Sing sIne o;S
D m Tor Peesskil, 81. m The Poushkeepse Feeh:nu,
sns Sing nad Dotbs Ferry Trains the Way SAtons
Pass.nse Chambess Canal Christopher and Slstss
Train, for NewYat leave Troy ST s:to and lOS M and
s.l5 and S5 m and Albany about IS minutes ster On
sundsys a: sfp m A.. y. SMITH Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
Gcpartnsrsbip Notices.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-Tbe sUbscrb-
srs bsve this day formed sCoParucship the purpose OF
dons . DENrAL LABORATORY BUSINESS under the
~ c. C. FRANKLIN.
N.w-York, Jan. l, 1859. }. C SPROOLL.
pRANKKLINk SPROULL'S tsucoessors - H. w. Frank In
sop) Dental Laboratory for Continuous Gum Work, No 81
Bond-st., New YORK.
NOPARTNERSHlP.- undersigned have
~ formed e Coparinership under tie hrm Of " h.
DERRICK tor the continuance of the STATIONERY 8Usl-
NEss AZ the old ,tapS No rs sohn-New York, Jan 25
1859. WM hkhhtIh
CHAS. X. HERRlCk.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
NJEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ wINTEK ARRANGEMENT.

AJEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN WINTER AERAE6EMEET.
For ALBANY and TROY. B9e 81
On and ai.er MONDAY, Dec s. 1855, rratrs VII ssvs -
st kew.Yort, a. follows;
SPA n. FOR " hi.e flsins.
eSam.. For Wiliams5.dge.
1890 q n. Mail trein for Aib1ny
1850 q. NJ. Fox White PlsSls.
$3.50 =. For Wilhsnsb-fdss
S:oa !, m. Tor Miler.or-
$50 3. m. Express for AsxEy.
<:O1 D. For Cro;on FsiA-
k.Al g N. For Wh.:e lsils
sI5p m. FOR White PisRs ron " kis skl essss4 -
$50 ,. n. For villa nsbrss~.
krrvKSNS--Nfn leave
s.nA n.. Vhi;e Plains
sac . Williams bridge.
200 .Cro.on Fsls-
7.OA E..kllertnn-
72Os WI mite P.s.ls.
s:i5a E.. Nzn train for Att,y.
lo:SO O. H. Wlisusbriiee.
1880 D. H-.Whie Plains
T.. m White Plains
$3.50 p. rn..A Albany EIY-esL
IO0 ). m. NIhsInsbridse-
wA }. CAhYBLLL o1per,nseness.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

~ T. I'ItIN = IEL.-'I, =, ,cV .,l,,.
~ Comfy Of New York-MORITZ EOLLSACh axAHs'
LFOPOLU TEPPER-Summous for MONEY demand 90 con-
act Com 10. SerT0 che above named Deendan 0u are
hereby and required the complaint u t1
acton which the oce Of the Clerk OF ihe St Hi
County the City Hal In the City OF Ne"
YORK on e dag OF Decembr S and t. serve
copy Of you the said complaint On The uoserDe az
his de No sg Ws ia aid city, within twenty Gays ane
he service Of ibis summons you exclusive OF the day i
such service and you fail - answer the sad e9mp ann VIM
.sAut yon fr the Of thousand dolir with tner
from tie twentieth Jay Of April one thousand eisnt anneed
and fv AZ the six per cent Annun oee me e0'H
of mi, action -Dsed New York, December = 1855
as IsufVvrbs JOSEPH w. HOWE aiuti's Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

rVUE NORTE-GERMAN LLOYDs' STE AN
spIPHEw- YORK II J. yov sANTEH, Cor uasd.r
'''' CARRYING THE U. s NAIL
WI 80" SATURDAY. Feb. ls-iam,
bn:MEg VIA SOUTHAMPTON
AZ. I6&oos' 200 Hi2RE, SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN
" : 'Df RsT CasiS. 500; SECOND CABIN, s5; STEER
ACE 80 f0 ogLrcKE t5Se la kEUTers ki:tsr R REIcHEur
! No. "a Broadway.
s,TEAM 70 LIVERPOOL, LONDON. GLAsJ-
- COW, DUBLIN, BELFAST si1 LONDONDERRY, sne
~ . PIsSg' P1aS s. @ a VI skA HHHsP6oL M sscas s.y
srs.,ly rsdqeea r.te.Tn. LlyERPooL NkW.fosk & .ss
Clyde b iron screw .:eshps aye intended 70 MI 'o0-''
CITY oy w,sgisGTTo,s' 'shruRplY. Jar. %
KANGAaoo........:. 49,. sATu kphf Ml tee, -
Pssergs VIII h=d hs Ire Tpsedy kns safe ror' . a
con;,Dsnt
Cabin from Rev York and Ptsislpti-.
Psrls f5n NevYork 20 suy n the .boveDsned ptoes 80
Ps..esssr. fr~sIssd to Have, Pa. Hsmour, grsHrsa
Antwerp, al rarts Of the Cout,reut without oe.7
= re- Iores 1un Gre sd the .ts,t a.
sene enforced VIII res.Ia 70 !5s nae Of aft. -
Ter fre, psssase .ppy a. tae Office o. ne
JohN No w y fs SSsN H.Y9s icrs sss aises
CTFAM to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL
ss Re,arn tickets 70 either Places good for .I
month. BY .py steauer of the line $50
GLASGOW Capt Thomson. Saturday, Mrch ~ IL m
Of PsssscaOn, s75 Third Cas- found with cooked
provisions $50.
ROSERT CRAIG, No. II Btosdvsy.
DOSS, FALCONER IL Co.'S LINE for SAN
IL FHANCISCO-Th extreme Clipper sbi2 WHIRL"iSD,
Giet Me- i receiving balance OF her cargo q, fier
No. ~ East River, az 4 viii be ful IN few days.
ventilation and sailing quae5 OF this snip rea
dssabe desiring reach the Spring trade
For freight, apply 70 - ROSS fALCoNrh ,vi,, S0i,
rpco Nc Ms.sI.. :. r; Ross. 'T; pEaPsrEs Co
TOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-U. s.
IL MAIL LINE The fsvorite steamship FLORIDA, Capt
j. Crowen will leave SATURDAY, Jan. - o. D. NJ, from
Pier No <Hortb Rivei Tbrouss shen given % eoatoneIy
Counhu Atlanta Albsry sDd Macon. BIS CT adins hsnea
only on board. For fIesbt or pa'ssge spply 20
sAHL L. h1TCHILL SON No Is Brosdpay.
TOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-The
il AMERICAN ATLANTIC SCREW STEAMSHIP com
PANYS new and fret cla.s stesm.hip MONTGOMERY, =.
CROCKER Commander will leave pier No. II Noh Ryer on
SATURDAY Jarusry 20 81 O'Clock Passage % sayan-
nah with accommodations, Sl5 Through tickets
10 New Orleans $50 80; Mobile, SS5; Montgomery, sos
Albany Ga e24; Atlants s23; Coiuubus s23 Macon Il
Au.uss s2 principal o.css IN Flodaa west rates
sts,rne7s cavn. Savannah MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS sud
FRIDAYS Freight 10 pr foot and proporiona;e rates
Insurance one half per cent Aro.y - . ,,.
II. b. CROWELLk K Co, No 70 "e7t-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
Uatrr Cnre.

nR. f. J. LOWENTHAL's WATER CURE
- aud GYMNASIUM, No. llo Bleeckerst, New.foTh.
rrestm, Mt wi o without board.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

TRAVELLERS for the NORTE, SOUTH
4 EAST OF WEST, should buy before st. sing APPLE
IONS RAILWAY GUIDE. Price 25 cer-s The cless
snested enables the traveller 10 see a glance Ho" HE
SHALL YRlVEL. He viii save many dollar BY securing
Hpy. D. ArfLEIoN o9y un!'ns., ps,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
6tenmboaie anh RGilrccos.

YTRAVELERS NORTH and WEST-SPEED
| ,pd sAFETY-INCREASED ACCOMMODATION
HUDSON RIVER RILROAD.-Ro9r Daily Express Iiaia,
Leaving Clan Depot 81 and II l5 m ana 5;lo ana
4.9O ~ m These trs well al others tins road,
sut pli.d with CREAMERS SAFETY BRAKE, an improve
eut c acknowledged giving degree Of secur
ity life property that ther road tuot similarly coup
ped possessed Of Railroad officers offered every facility
egt This free Of and all those des
being the times in the matter o public safety VIII nd
tber interest giving prompt attention this mater
L. S. Il. X CAR BRAKE Co., Ne. 81 Pne-st-
w. g. CRYLMER Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

DANK OF NORTH AMERICA, NEw-YORK,
I'D Jan. q. 2J9-An ELECTION for DIRECTORS aue N
sPECTORS f the ensuing year will BE- held MONDAY,
Peb. 7. The Polls will oe open fsom y ~ o'clock
!. SEYMOUR, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

L'OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE va NEW :
K PORT and FALL RIvER.-The splendid and superior
s.,ner BAY STATE Capt Jewett esVeI New York every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY ct o'clock p N,
,pd the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton, on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY .nd FRIDAY, U+ O'Clock o m- from Pier No
SN.R-
Hereafter viii be regarded secured 10 spp1
,ant until the same shsl have been paid sor
FrR Boston forwarded through with gfest dspaen y
An Ixpres, gTesht Train.
WM. BORDEN Agent Nos. 10 and n We,t-tt
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

NETWORK and EEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN 1850 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ls"
Commencing November ~, lS5s.
Passenger Station In EevYok, corner Htse And A'AAs-
snnance 27tb ST. - -. ~
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORk.
FOR New.Raven, 8A (eK); l2:+5 245, (e1) s:p Az
s:S0 D. m For Bogc port, g. m tex l.:ia go eSJ
f4s and $3.50 D. m FOR Klford srs;ford, Fairfield soLtk
port wesport M l2:t S45 ana i;So m rer Ho
eAh a. m l2 45, PAS (ex S:45 1880, $3.50 m Tor %
rsn and Greenwich, l2:+5 S:+5, 4;Sn $50 p m Id
Stanford T. M (sx) l.45 2.45 lex S:+5 4S, $3.50 n
Yor Po Chester and inerroedis;e Stations N HSS $50
t:S0, $3.50, 6:So y. IN ,
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Fer Boston . IN (ex.D $3.50 N. tex toI Hrovdencs
vs HsItioId g. m. (ex) For Hartford And bPrnshs,d
M fex); 70 45 Asd 245 (eN for Connecticut hf9s
railroad 70 Montreal. q (es.) For Canal Railroad =
gorhsmp,on m. (cx.) and l2S N. For New Haven
IA New don RsIrosd q m and S:45 p For Houss
tonic Railroad M Fer Nsusatuok Railroad, m, as~
n m Yor pa bury and Horvsk Railroad q m. S:4o p m
JAMES II. HOYT. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

4 TON for BOSTON and PRovIDENCE.-InlandRo Routs
the shortest aud direct, carrying the basten Mall
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Captain Joel stone ano
COMMODORE, C,pt- D. 3 sturss In connection vim ne
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS, leaving New YORK daily tsun
days excered from Pier No North kver ht wharf above
sAtery O'clock snd Stonington At $3.50 p M
or on he mrva Of Nail Train which leaves to'ton -
The COMMODORE. rom HewYork, Monday, "Wednesday
and Pridsy StoniDRor Tue'dsy Thusdsy and saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from Sew-Yors, Tue.dsy, Thur
say and Saturday, from s;Oninston Monday "Wednesday srs
Friday
Sepce and Boston IN be Express Mail rrsn resehns ssa
places In advance those by other routes snd In ample t
Tor all the early morning lines connecting North and Est
Passengers prefer remain board the steamer enjoy
nights unduToed beskfast desired and Leave stonns
ton In the a train.
gare from Providence 10 Newport Fifty Cents -,
accompanies the steamer aud uAh ln'0uss
eseh way. .. -. 49,.
FOR passage. berh stateooos freight apply on board se
steamer the Freight Gfoe fer no. No.n hNei v :"
the Office Nc. 10 Battery place, jan - ISFs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

IN PURSUANCE Of sn order OF The Surrogate OF
L. Crtv of Sev York ro,ce 10 h@rehy given 20 Al p->nns
ssvi-s c.i, ...in yDiA 4 BEADING ate Of the cty oi
E4r-Ycri Ssr.s.d l-s-u; tha same with -r
% ,h. A. 81. oc. No II Partr1w in the Cry q
S-wYofs On ~ Lefor. the sysG9 iay o JaS neA-pAIse
S@u.York - hid isy o. JSru.ry, lt-9 .,
Is isxsuTl- GABRIEL VAN COI AdinlLs,rseor.
IN PURSUANCE Of sn order OF the Surrosa'e
OF County NewTork uo,oe 70 be-. y Sv.h 90 =, PIT
ru. haviu- eGirs ssAiD CHARLES LA"soN h.e ~ e g
City Sev.York d.cesd 20 present ne ,e-ns VIZ visY
.a.rrcf % the shserosr 81 The store q; MAAiiN
No. ~ Broadway in ne City Of Ne~ OK on Q!
sI;eerh day Of febs1sry r-IOs;ed NeS ON ,yrsOy
-! - f,-s"s. - Admin ssrs,rir
IN PURSUANCE oi an order of the Surrosa1s
CT hs County of Ns~-Yok notice is hereby gwen = AZ
p-su - h.v.as claims against THOMSON PhLSE ia'e u
t-y 4 Sex-york 5ecsa7ec. % p-r-rrt ne san- 49,
beieof 70 = slb.crt@rs =; The orce OF GtOkUh j.
80 Ief Els P-ost~sy IN the City o, Newl ors On %
re ;venty-thirJ day 4 Apsi nsXt-Da;ed Ne~ioh ne an
~ u October. ls5S. ... ,,-cv,
os1 lsvtmTh ELLIS L. PRICE, -
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Il tie County Of NeTYork. notice s hereby rvsn - :.
persons having claims against siLNENvs AhhES' ae VI
he C:y Of Providence 10 TIE State Of Rhode slAc De-
present ith voucher thereof 70 ire 81
the ofc- Of WILLIAM j. HOPPlN, No tl Fne 81, u .ls
CITY of NewYo-k before The twentieth cay o Jahe h7A
--Ds.ed, EcwYork the 18th dsy oi Dsc-meeF So
di6 IsE6nIh ELIZABETH WARREN, Atinlnsuatth.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

L ETTER sad CAP PAPEBS OF all KINDS
H For sale, BY tie case ty CYRUsW. FIELD Co,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
miscellaneous.

binders, TRUNK and BANDBON BOARDS
~ For sle by CYRUS W. FIELD Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

CH.RLEs DENNIS, Vice President.
W H. H. Moore 20 Nic4-Presicent
The Nevada journal., 1859-10-21
THE JOURNAL,
FRIDAY MORNING, Oct. 81, 1859
BUSINESS EaaNcE--Davenport

BUSINESS CHANGE.--Davenport
& Co. have removed to the new store
of Ed. Kelsey one door from the
corner of Pine and Commercial
where the firm will hang outin future
permanently.
A. G. Pier, has removed bis fine
stock of crockeryto to Squire Williams
new building next door below Daven'
port & Co. where Geo. W. Welcl
Joins him with his books, stationery
ec. as of old.
Drs. Rudolph & Hunt have taken
up their quarters in the old stand o.
EFF. Spence, on Main street where
they will soon open large stock o.
drugs to be sold at the very Lowest
rates.
s. w. Boring, our late Sheriff. and
one of the most popular men of the
eoanty, has become connected with
A. B. Gregory in the Grocery and
Provision business in the same store
heretofore occupied by Gregory.
.Bowle5 & Weller ars fitting Hp the
store recently occupied by Davenport
& Co. on the corner of Main ano
Westinghouse viii expose OH Mon.
day next a splendid stock ofSilks and
Dry Goods Of every rsriety. They
have procured the services of two o
the most accomplished milliners ant
dress makers and will carry the TIVE
branches oS business OF together a
the same place.
E. F. Spence has permanently 10
Gated himself three doors above th'
Post Office where the drug busiues
will be attended to up tothe handle.
Ed. M uller opens a fine stock o
every imaginable article German
and French Books, Stationery, fin
est Havana Cigars, Tobacco. Meers
ehaum Pipes, &c. &c.,-next door be
low Welch and Piers ON CONNER
cial street.
Sam. Connci is fitting up his oil
stand on Broad street with the inten
ton of opening Boot and Sho
store.
The Nevada journal., 1859-10-21
Summons.


State of California = County ofNevada-sa. Dis
trict Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District.
L of said State. The People OF the State Of
California to CYRUS ERSKINE and JOHN
.MURPHY,-GREETISG =,
V0U ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to snpcar
i and answer the complaint of Z. JOHNSON
g. NJ G.LYFORD doing business under firm nams
and style of Johnson and Lyford Filed against you
within ten dass from the service of this WIT, II
served on youth this County, witkn Twenty Days
If served on you in this District and ont of tSN
County, and within Forty days If served on you IL
the State and out of this District, in an Hetcn com
menced the 14th day of September A. D. 1859 in
said Court. wherein plaintiffs pray JUDGMENT
against said defendants, for the sum Of three sp-
dred and forty-ve 74160 dollars tor lumber and S
terals furnished sold and delivered by Plaintiffs to
Defendants, at the special nsApce snd request Of
defendants, between the Goth day CT May le5s te-
gether with costs. money disbursements SC. &c,
And also. that this Hon Court may order. sdjudgs
and decree rssle of the property described in the
Lien of Plaintiffs, for the payment of aforesaid sum
of S3i5 74l00 dollars and if Insufficient to pay tho
same, then that Plaintiffs haye execution agains;
said Defendants. fer any baianse ram sinng due
and unpaid and for such oher and further relief a
may seem meet and proper in the premises.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
answer said complaint as herein directed Plaintiffs
will take judgment against you therefor by defaui
together with the costs of suit. and also demand
the Court such other reefas is prayedfor in Pills,
said complaint .
In testimony whereof l, Rufus Shoemaker
~ Clerk ofthe District Court aforesaid do
}Ls lhereunto set my hand and impress the seal
}of said Court, at Office, in Nevada city, this
w l4th day. of SeHt. A. ID. 1889.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, CLERK
By Joe Roberts, jr. Deputy.
By order of Hon. Niles searls, District Judge, ef
the l4th Judicial District in and for Nesa da county
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
Per Joe Roberts, ,jr. Depty.
Thos P Hawley Attv for PlaintiF
The Nevada journal., 1859-10-21

Ne'0 Banking House.-Capt. Kidd
has purchased the store at present
occupied by A. Block & Co.. OH
Broad street. which he proposes to
ornament with an elegant front of
granite and iron, and when complet-
ed to open a Banking House in the
same. The Captain designs making
the building a credit to that part of
the city.
The Nevada journal., 1859-10-21

Fire at 4u5urn-Fhe Placer Her.
aid figures up the loss by fire at AAu
burn at Sll9,2ao, which is more thar
double what was at first supposed
The calamity is . severe one to Au-
burn, hut we learn from the papers
published there that the sufferers by
the fire are full of energy, and going
ahead rebuiling the town.
The Nevada journal., 1859-10-21
Special Election Notice.


NOTICE is hereby given that an Election will be
held in and for washiugtQp TosnshD on Saturday,
October 22d A. D. 1859 for the purpose Of electing
Justice Of the Peace. 81 s -.
At a meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors for Ne
vada County, held on Monday Oct. Sd. 1883, it was
ordered that the following precincts be a
the Special Election precincts OF Washington tow ?.
said precincts as inspectors and Judges at the Special
Election to be held on Saturday, Oct q, 1859.
Washington Precinet-John Georges; Inspector
G. H Little, Judges, Charles steinmitz, Henry
Young.
A, NJ Ormsbie, Judges, Thomss Holland John
O'Connor.
Crocker, Judges. G. s. Gett ei ". Han
Omega Precinct-van VraD in's old kestsuR mt
Inspector. J. C. Harmer, judge, sepies
Poor Man's Creek Precinct-Rice's Store; Inspec
tor, J. Gordon, Judges, Chas. Beemar, Root.
Bear Valley Precinct Butterdeld's place; In
pscsor, Jos Tsylor. Judge, ElVsh Bsrrss = no
The Nevada journal., 1859-10-21

- Madame Pique's Soiree at her
dancing hall on Tuesday evening
Aast is highly spoken of. The boys
tell us of happy time enjoyed there,
of delicious viands, heeting hours and
ait chat. Madame Pique is polishing
up our young gentlemen and ladies in
a genteel way.
The Nevada journal., 1859-10-21

Price OF PAssAGE.-The price of
passage in the steamers of the goth
will be by the Sonora, upper saloon.
$l35 25; first cabin, $107; second
cabin. S52 SO; steerage, $37 SO, On
the Garrison-Vanderbilt line. first
cabins l,07; second cabin. $54 so;
steerage, S37 So That is enough.
The Nevada journal., 1859-10-21

Miss Mary Ann Evans. author Of
Adam Bede." has already received
from Messrs. Blackwood for that
work upward of $4,000. She is en-
gagged upon new novel for the same
publishers. which ia said to be of a
different character from any of her
preceding works.
The Nevada journal., 1859-10-21

LANoToN's PIONEER ExPREss.-
We had the pleasure of a brief visit
from that indomitable expressman.
Sam. Lang,on, on Monday Long
and tedious passages over the Sierras
do net impair his good looks whit.
No more do robberies and losses af,
feet the joyousness of his heart. On
and still on he pushes in his career OF
enterprise whatever ills hetide. By
an advertisement in another column
it will be seen that the Pioneer Ex-
press lines traverse the valleys oi
Utah from Washoe' to Walkers Riv-
cr, as well as all parts of Yuba. Sierra
and the northern part of Nevada cour-
fly. Patronise Langton. of course.
The Nevada journal., 1859-10-21

FAvoRs.-Geo. w. .Welch has our
thanks for the earliest favors by the
Golden Age, in the shape of the lead
ins New York journals.
j. E. Hamlin of the Broad street
Bookstore, also obliged us with Har-
per, Knickerbocker. The Tribune and
Forney.
The Nevada journal., 1859-10-21

LOCATING SURvgys.-She rman
Day Rsq.. with a corps of Assistant
Engineers. has commenced locating
surveys upon the Sacramento. Placer
and Nevada Railroad. Placer Herald
The Nevada journal., 1859-10-21

To Randolph. of Freeman & Cos
Express we are expressly indebted
for the prompt delivery of many Of
our California cotemporaries.
The Masters Stone drop us a In
SON every night an hour in advance
of the mail stage.
The Nevada journal., 1859-10-21

Enlarged and Improucd. d.-The Pa.
ciic newspaper, of San Francisco, has
enlarged and improved itself withuew
type.
The Nevada journal., 1859-10-21

CoAL.-A specimen of coal may
be seen at the market Of Archie
McAlister, obtained from near Coop,
er's Toll Bridge on the South Yuba.
1t burns like camel coal. The vein
is thin one where it crops out.