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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-01
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4 saa,,Bs ~ Al
& 4 ssts,ss5ToN SALE.--Will be
sucsion, pursuant TO % an adminstrator J,ds at
eo,rt by the underslgi ,nai;a NJ. King. de.
sssatston q the 4 LAY iase Kins aa,s deceased,
n NJ Y WEDNESDAY, January .;na 49, tlo ON.
x sy', ssa described property pelohsins '"' 'ao'
a %oEfsad deceased, VIZ VIZ: 5o. ,>,o-
Nlpu Il gyiantationy on whlch w. AEA-h
llhs }.st resided, sitnate%a CO. anoaf af TEt
ss miles saontainine sousH 1880 superie
ousas, with tic buildings q, improvements, ni
eatse e sala Inc two story dwellh lse' brick
q a;tI, nns snrine and MILL d. two sets of
sS{ stnrv W,sa = Gin house with tya stands OF
r&R ';n}3rmery, negro quartess, overseers
jus t,ith shop, e etc, etc.
Eese Id ADJOINING anoys, containing
nne.sixth part of tract OF land
vile, containing 2l2 arpents.
situated OH the Atchafalaya river
,S.ooO acres. Description will be
Eof sale.
slaves, viz:
JNARD, (waggoner and field E
xged about n years; Ga
INTEL, (waggoner and field -A
T. n Sott % years;
sRSE, Held hand, aged about27 years;
ald hand, aged about rs years;
MI Geld hand, aged about IL years;
tield hand, aged about 70 years;
field hand, aged about 23 years;
AID hand, aged about 81 years;
(waggouer and sugar boiler) aged
DER, field hand, oged about 2a
d.
LIAM, field hand, aged about II
tupid) field hand, aged about 20
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-01

rINHEODORE DEVALCOURr, Notary
Il Public and Auctioneer in and for the Parish OF
st. Landry. Office at Grand Coteau. Any orders
left with j. B. PoLINGUE will receive prompt atten
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-01

EXTRA PROPORTIONAL. ''
Existing debt. $4,000 90
Paw of Grand and Petit Jurors 3400 90
Construction of public works G0O0 90 l34oO 90
S25000 00
On motion, Resolved, That the same be published
AS the law directs.
Resolved November II, 1853.
ELBERT CAN'T, President.
Jos n RIou,up CLERK. Nov. u.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-01

TsDUCAT1oN.~ My School will open for
~ the year on the LIST Monday Of October 1858.
and viii he ciaigbd accordingly, unless, by special
agreement to the contrary. Tcrms--Payment III
yariaby in advance. lst
washington La. August 2s, 1858. ,,..'2
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-01

Boardcrs will furnish their Hedding, Towels, ete.
payment viii be expected quarterly In ady9nce.
To iii bills not settled at the Academy before the
close of the quarter 10 per cent. Will be added 10
nay the expenses Of collections, ss.A aslis
Verlnilionvle, September ), 1857. s-f-s,ig
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-01

Y AFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL, REV.
~ THOMAS RAgp, A. NJ. .Principal.--This School
is pleasantly situiedin the village Of Vermlionvilie
INC session will commence on Tuesday, Oct0hst
IL, to continue ten months, .. sy,,.,t
Mr. I.a,d Is prepared 10 give instruction in al W
branches usually taught in High Schools or Acnde.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-01
's-PRA,R1E Lopor No. 81 meets at,

A UGUSTEE. ROBIN, a. 9ueer in and
~ for the Parish.of st. Landry. Offers his SER
vices to the pulic ri this Parish generally.
Vie can always \foundat the Recorders office,
o. Alousas May lls5S. l..I L.alA. Y
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-01

bishop Davis, Colnmbin,s 4. q; bishop GFeelI
jackson, Miss Ebert CAN'T. ST. Landry, La; T. G.
Anderson, St. Landry, La.ss Hon. L. Or, Wsshlpss
ton, d. e. Oct. D, 1883.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-01

NOTICE The undersigned, thankful for
IN the patronage heretofore extended >gN-R2
to him, would respectfully inform his aeisssaaas assas
friends and the public generally that he has located
now ready to execute promptly and with neatness
all work entrusted to him, such Carriage Repair
ing, Painting Trimming and 0rnamentng, as well
as Sign and Ornamental Painting generally. By
close attention to business he hopes to merit CON
t;nnat;on of patronage. A. GOING.
Washinrtnn La Anril u. lSJS.---ly. .--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-26
mHxswsna.

If4TsxHSs
NTNAM TO LIvERrs,,sa. LospoF AND GLASGOW.
~ Gaining II Qurhpsowp trespd land and embark pas
sugess aud dispatches
THE LIVERPOOL. rsw YORK AND PHfLADnrHt%
stsausp oompanys spenda Clyde b.i troo screw steam
shps nt-nde6 70 sail ~ fo'l0ws-
FROM NRw " Rx FOR LivEKPsNl.
CITY or WASbtkdfuN .shs"fdhy, gro ~
AAkuAk0O. yan "
And e~ch alternate Saturday, ~ noon,
from pier M Al North river
FROM INV YORK FOR GLASGOW.
Ara esS mnnh 10 winter and each alternate SATURDAY Ia
sunpner Dom pier "A North river.
RATES or PASSAGE
raAu y Ouseustown .iverpsol Glasgow. y6
10 Issdsa wis tivsrpoeD Observation-Disclosures. 50
Third ci.ss = Qssenstswa, Liverpool glasgow 50
Third ciass acksts available for SIX months
PsssDssrs forwsrded 70 Havre Paris Hamburg, Brsmss
and Antwerp At through rates
Cshcssss = passage susd from Liverpool and Glasgow t.
Tiess ssaars have superior accommodation for psssen-
ssrs sclgrvced with water tight compartments and
~ experta466a surgeons
Fer fre q passage apply At oos Of The company
JOHN q. DALH l6 Broadway, New York, Axen.
II Liverpool 70 WIN. INMAN, Tower BuildinN
In Glzsssw 70 WIN. INMAN. Is Dixon street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-26
scxxE or TINE FIRST Aor.

TIE PLANTATION OF TEHKEB0NNE.
Southern home under Southern sun-1he little darfes
denis Dan skeeters-Pete, the old s%rvan-eorTo
Pc, ton just arrived bomeA Paris lion In canebrake-Xs-
dam Pey tom and the pararcha homerhe good old judge
Salem Scudders description Of Zoe, the Octoroon-1he
overseers-A copfeseion-The strange relation
sting between Madam Peytou and her husband natural
daughter Plantation neSouhern and Northern thrift
Zoe the arrival OF and DorA-Das
ston Of ze-McCioskey arrves-The bard customer Plnl
The yellow ~, and Wah otee the Indian straneS
ansouon the savage and the boy slave Companions q
the swan S-Pau and the Indian across the Rs1
mail delseryThe foreclosure Terrebonne-The plsntaicn
dest-McCoskeys love for the octoroor-I cannot mary
make mistress of the richest LOui
snsThe two review the Of hngs-The 1--we
and the creeper-Two live Yankees diamond
mond-Scudders confession of his for ZoeMcCosksy
discovers the free papers Of zoe-The udgmenrhe dAxk
houc-The resplva
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-26

LSE2 ksxssss frsss ssrsx
GLORIOUS BILL
cHRIsrxs~SsS TIC noLrnAra
7 NO NORTH. NO SOUTH
JUSTICE AsS 81 rRArxHsrr.
sEcoSbDA WEEK
SUCCESSFUL 4 N III COMEDY
DISTANT RELATIONS;
s0urHH rsSssssS,, sEw YORK.
LOOM so. sSss ssD os ssS4sr
' ssS q st " vi.n'aa Ss~'s'
Az scuAny exists !. nsny essss II wf be rspssisd
Joh, rEss.'v1,os q AcrEa, u TIE ,!Ecs
ss;s.i 4 s .s;1:s S;' z
sS. 6 S ss,:
sI.s rs aSss sussas is.ic. " y A y so's
NJ Tsnpl.ns rssni Importation isom hoid :. = 'A'e'
icy $:S xS:a asss
e. S:sss sss x
s ss.I r s:s - = v ss':
CIR %sh: r. :sss'y q s:ds y s as
sssss': :s:.s,
sSss: Sssp rom Iiae1sa Srns:s. e ' Mora .'''.
PsSsn Won Krscis.w proprietor Of 1epaa' Henry
strong minded ~en n.s ''od'''h
NJ. female ii state q ooaas.i =: :as .'1 sa''A
Vi. unsevecped prodigy s1 Sa1 w s"s
A on S Z Sss 8
Apes ss: .%S % Are indie
scrss u AND is III sHs S''a'
st. At
wlferbe invention Of the age-Tna sewing machne-Fssher
ana sy. sps TX NEW YORK
Ans .of sSy " . q
Amiy street boarding widows-Xn migrate
'stfsE fiiES.-THE s %%f5z STREET BOARDING
free and independent female American citizen at home
mornings observation-disclosures bspoon-Psses venus-The
YOUNG s. DC
~ oss .Ma ne coming unss
IL s..s os
ne seas Sg,Son
ssrmp:-A sudden discovery Of one-A lobster In Tho
scRsE rrRsr-A FAM FAR ss sosNR IN NEW JERSEY
Arsrsht and Toby on domestic prospecting tourThe
a. s I"s q j.s
sgssET II ss% Sss
fashion able lady killer-crnolne endangsrsd-How to
sCkNE Third FASHIONABLE CoNssRv AroRY
cane Of s
Ibe teeth Of the new Telemachns on edge
scEsE r1Rsr-1HE axlIys STREET BOARDING
An Irss sep-Mr. Dobb S9 nssn-rhs Boom of The Do
%
''.a scssk dSSs AsSis ssPif NEW YORK.
Al iii .
slight sn.posaon--ArtdgSss nerves II dsassr-in :.
A'''n s SCENE rH1RD-rHE HOME OF THE LowLY
ss world s Ras.
1T arms
s % H. ,.s q III SSsS S
broad aed n.r vctua-In osss quarsrs
sessE Seg - Il . APARTMENT At xopEyn4s
Ias .
full particulars Of the fashionable elopement Of The day
see 'A' end Of ~ S I!ii 70 4!snmz.EGs
Heaven 1 sss. S ss% sy TN
United firm in close N fSfe4ef;SEt,.
yIsIIERs FROM TIVE COUNTRY
respectfully HsRsss III y Tss oSssek
NV E A e TsaS,
adapted from Ssi Fof1E ;sspsi 5s nGxsl Y
cs = e enc .: . :1n
VAs A1suTe Il .G G2.Sas s1sb b4sA0EH1H
i a. sss ans 81 sSss
Doors H .Rss i. 4 X q .sH II las wonID
Admission = cents; children under nine is cests.
GRAND HOLIDAY JUBILEE FOE TRB CHILDRHN.
knowledge Tor the world. School fer the million.
grand opportunity hare presented parents who wish
and Instruct their children and advance them In the
great 'Ss3 f;ssr; At 10 O'CLOCK
Shouts Of m and rounds Of applause by old young
Tie performance Of that
LAUGATnR PROVOKING MALTESE JACK.
Every afternoon and evening The educated pony Bask
Diamond
PONY PRINCE AND MONKEY JOCKO.
elephant Hannibal and Prof Langworhy his
TRAINED ANNALS, WILL APPEAR-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-26

1
ssHs so-n 3 G =. :: 4 M
, a sn esos % ssa ssI Co., 49,
Iss s1 Is the extraordinary ..s.. =.
beg Q state ast they have made sTrsassms.s. go
I'm -. ;. IIE ENTIRE OPERA COMPANY
s nj, SsIksl aG sfsh - give
iMI NJ 8SsS47 ~ cGs IL e NIGHT AT.
40 ''' 9 n y StSsssn4. ..s u ,nsDAr
Lssy asys much peasr In announcing arrival q -
who h.. boon added S ssGs g sg .ss. and who Win
whoa Wi . sven vssd opera sssssS0' D'' NJ
H': ' ss- s,s..
yonor r, T sSSSSS s5sIsI g sfEyA
d aaRssis "a GATH Esa . assl5sA:
ss1 rs HS s;ssi rssa '.......'..ss ...zsa
sss.or s s.ra; asss
Full cssi Of Don Giovanni ''''''..ls'''
ssa ss.ssssS o assls1 ~ ss. ASss: T..
W. ns sS;s ns IS s sf6 E;;ss
oonss.s so1 ss.o. a sas = a -
TWO GRAND PERFORNANtRa
DAY. AH
'A''4r .4.
TIE door, ~, open IL O'Clock a.A the psrsr-...s 81
A II s1sHz
AT NIGHT
AF II s!aar,
At NJ sJS HIN,
AT N sl1 sIasr.
he doors VI open 81 O'Clock. psrfsraa.es ~
commence = a n sil' sFncrAeyIAn DRAMA.
AMERICAN oH4ss.e eE Esissy. ~. q
ocToRoos;
LIFE IN LOUISIANA
THE 4 bS SkM ric s1haasa.
She breaks from her moorings and swings in the srea
MR.. J Jss f.ssi
Salem scudde Yankee from Massachusetts now evsr,s
aa Ss and
Mr.. JAMESON
Peter o uncle" tn. Judges body servant -
-" ~ Mr.. A. H, DAVENPORT
George ssyOn educated in Europe and now just ....ssa
MRS. ). II. ALLEN
zss oss.sss girl, natural esa Of the late Judge rs,.
y s'~''' 'A $50 Nh. T. B. JOHNSTON
EcCsskey formerly Terrebonne new swn
MRS. BLAKE
Mrs. Peyton, widow of ne late Judge rsyso.-
w.hno tee, a Lspsn H indian s SI,sS ar
Dora sunpyside, Southern belle
Mr.. HOLLAND
Mr. s"nn'e ''' sss r idss s tHs ''' "
A' ''''" wy Mr. sToDDART
Judge lsf0arss'' 'if sI sssn Il sEcos
$3.50 Mr. HARRIsoN
Capt Rata mate Of = ~ si sSsss: &C.,
Col. Poindezsr, auesonssr:
o'.l'''a'Hs' the 's''e sz : i!;st
u.s. e'''''' '''' Mr.. TREE
MR. STYLES
'''' $40 w Miss CLIMBER
Grace yellow girl
MISS WALTERS
Minnie, a quadroon slave,
Planters, slaves, deck hands aud ladies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-26

EXHIBITION WANTED THE ADVERTISER Will, TX
~ change desirable property for attractive Pauoranaa
orAma set Of Dssoving Views Address John Ornnger
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-26

ANIME DlO0d''-McClo8keyH
sy
deadly vssEonrsui ics II s1eIS:
and zoe WIN be mne'-fhe revenge Of the Indian and =
run p.p,op ACT sTr TIE H TH II y9prpo,rr
rseps;s,,Sss IS NsSS:s:y clam. IL pond
THE SLAVE SALE.
her Re
nation &c s.
Bowie knives and revenge on Zoo
TIE FIN P2 asps RsG Hs e TIN THE T&S9
Roll on ,he cotton balss-Take her suards under-sAs =
e ;:s re sci
asrsr q Paaseure Of he ssSassPOpusr g
him! Lynch hhminscnldsr protects hgpaals grave a.
strong.
Counsellor scudder defends the Indanscudder Lynch
4. new s sTy on
improves .ns solrscssd F:iAs Var
dict and the Seizure Tas e sRES 81 fss
Cut the Ropes-Back her Oui-Clear away-The Criminals
THz 5ss4Ruo a s;' & oiHs' MAGNOLIA
TIE vessel swings in the stream prey TO the flames
ACT THE FIFTH.
SCENE rnasr-rnE sT H; erAs TIA ~;
drink that cures The red FeverThe night after the sae
% 0eas Esr g s1s 3 y1nns ZANE
McCioskey out OF danaer-Hs flight through the swampe
Uia esnape1he shadow Of death behind hm-Tho In
dan on path-Ihe pursuit. human bloodhound
sCxNE THiRD-THx RED cBDA1 SWAMP
scudder aud Pete their road hon1e-The aarmWbake
that the bushes, bar a runaway nigget-The man
bunt-The wolf down at ast-1he Indian and bis victim
save me from Tie scslpng knife Of the scua
Hon-Scudder reents-his protection OF the white msu.
S = e sys
DAD S's-A's I'LL SSTSso$S aSTs HONE HOME
LITTLE PAuLS GRAVE.
McCloskey appeals the highest rbunalhe last that
seen Of the Indian Wah no tee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-26

1npTr,A ND AND CANADA.
W." Nemi. weekly Nns-vA ysnforia Bridge.
: Tho IRA Glass sorew steamships
fHHSAPnAKH, Captain sidney Crowel,
PXTAf00e,, Capt l. 3. LAyned,
vvu laaye psr No - Norm river, Neg York ana Ecwn's
w. evory Wednesday and Saturday, q three
- r.rnirr l3uls dirty sx houys.
-. Snc}udinR meals and stAtcroom, ~.
xHe% ecSno0 With Grand Trunk railway and form
= and mod expsdieoss nesh Inns 70 Montreal and
usSs~ Apply 3, CROMWELL CO., % West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-26
ACT THE SECOND.
THE LANDING ON THE ATCaAFFALAYA,

TIE LUMBER SHED.
Scudder returns to his old trade and takes Photograph
Paul his picture ook-Pee brings terrible newsZoo
confirms .Georges declaration Of his love- He does ns
sove-Wah tee and Paul-Thc apparatus al work-The
dagueri eotype takes his likeness assisted
deadly wesEonZPaui sits for bis raitThe a.;sck-TSe
and Zoe will be minefhe revenge Of the Indian and -
for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-26

1tALDECoTT h HEIsTERBERGKB zoOLOO KAFFrR
~ epsersnInent-Thh novel and interesting exhibition
Illustrated by marn0cent Panoramic Views descriptive Of
African scenery with Lecture and senesby living characters
nstve costume Illustrative Of African savage NE win open
broadway Monday evening Jan oormenelDg At O'clock
the box Office from 10 to IL A. n and from 70 r. NJ
A. T. CALDRCOTT travelling companion Of DR.. Lvngs&one
price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-26

rAyAHA. NEW ORLEANS, rEXAs AND MEXICO,
i New Ysk And New Orleans stsemship Company Io9
III s,sicsk The linked 6tatss mail stsamship DE SOTO
" = Buech WIN commence = rsscve freight on Fri
Ina q iadine agnsd asr he hour Of calling Fer freight
pasaags apply . hs agents. LIVINGSTON, CRooAnROA
fr;a Ticss .sned V Vera Crus and an ports IN Texas
r osu1ksrn 6teamshiD Oompany's line OF steAmerA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-26

no NOT FAN. TO REMEMBER THAT THERE WILL
~ hs grand afternoon performances at WOODS Minsrel
4fl Broadway, Christmnp day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-26

Full cast Of Don Giovanni
DONNA Anna. Mad Gszzanlge; ZernA MHe Adeisns pueR
Donna ~ ssir. Mad sskssch O.avio g sigeln Daa %
MEDMESDAx-Ony might q ths 6fOILlAN vHAPIGS
IhunaDAH-lA9 nigh previous = " Aspartsre q -
Nevada national., 1859-01-15

rs- The Sacramento correspondent Of the
San Francisco Times, as we'll as the cores
pondents OF other opposition papers, say
that Mr. Moore of Nevada, aud his friends
in the Assembly, intend to keep Speaker
Stratton in hot water. We know this to be
untrue. Mr.. Moore and his friends will
stick to the rules of the House and 10 Par
liamentary law, as they shall construe them,
and like other members will appeal from the
decisions Of the Speaker, when, in their opin-
ion, he violates either. This they should do
without being subjected to the charge OF
factious opposition. We know, without be-
ing told so, that the Nevada members will
do right with Mr.. Strattou and will respect
him and his decisions with as much cordiali
ty as they would any other gentleman elect
ed TO the Speakership.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
wn.Cr' Bright HcuutinuI wnicr.

Mr.. Cough thn famous temperance lcctnr-
cr, as is well known. had a grand compli-
mcntary testimonial u; tie Academy ct Mu-
sic few weeks since. when be delivered one
of his most stirring addresses 20 the largest
crowd ever assembled within the walls of
that beautiful building. friend has fur
nished us with the following copy Of the
passages which so much pleased us, and we
take pleasure in presenting them to the rea.
ders of the PhilGdeIphis .Nt,rs:
Water oh, bright. beautiful water for me.
Water Heaven gifted, earth. blessing. flow.
er-oving water? II was the drink Of Adam
in the purity of his Eden home it mirrored
back the beauty Of Eve in her unblushing
tCilet, it wakens TO life again the crushed and
fading flower; it cools, oh. how gratefully the
parched tongue Of the feverish invalid; it falls
down in pleasant showers from its home with
the glitiering stars it descends to US in fea.
thery storms Of snow it gltters in dew
drops at the glad birth of morning it clus-
ters in great tear drops at night over the
graves of those we love its name is wreath
ed in strange bright colors by the sunset
cloud its name is breathed by the dying
dying soldier, far away on the tsrrid field Of
battle il paints old forts and turrets from
gorgeous easel upon your Winter window (;
il clings upon the branches Of trees in frost
work Of delicate beauty; it dwells in the
icicle it lives in the mountain glacier it
forms the vapory groundwork upon which
God paints the rainbow, it gushes in pearly
streams from the gentle hillside it makes
glad the sunny wales il murmurs cheerful
songs in the ear of the humble cottager it
answers back the smiles Of happy children !;
il kisses the pure cheek Of the water-lilly it
wanders like a vein of molten silver away,
away 20 the distant sea. Oh bright, beau.
tiiul, health-inspiring, heart gladdening wa.
ter Everywhere around us dwelleth thy
meek presence twin angel sister of all that
Is good and precious here in the wild forest,
on the grassy plain, slumbering in the bosom
of the lonely mountain, sailing with yiewless
wings through the humid air. floating over
us in curtains Of more than regal splendor
home of the healing angel when his wings
bend to the woes Of this fallen world
"Oh water for me- bright water Tor me
Aud wine for the iremulous debauchee 80
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Dy virtue Of decree and order Of sale to
ID me directed. issued out of tho District
Court of the Nth Judicial District. in and
for Nevada County. State OF California. on a
judgment rendered IN said ourt on the ! Sth
day Of December, A D. 1858. in favor of j.
Hin and against :. " Grant. ct al. for the
sum OF Sixteen hundred and Ninety Eight
Dollars debt, with interest on the said sum
Of SlG9S. at the rate Of three per cent per
month from the rendition Of Judgment until
paid, together with all costs of suit For
the sale Of the following described property.
to wit The one undivided half 90 OF that
one story Brick Store and House and lot. sit
uated on the south side of Main street in the
town oi San Juan, Nevada County. State Of
California. adjoining on house and lot occu
pied by Secley & Clark as an express Office.
on the east and one story Brick Store and
House occupied by DIR. Wakefield d Brother
on the west with hereditaments and appar'
tenances thereto belonging or appertaininC
Notice is hereby given that will expose
to public sale, all the above described prop
erty. to the highest bidder, for cash. in front
of the Court House door. in Nevada CITY. on
tt ESDAY the 18th day OF January. A. D.
1859, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ.
and 4 O'Clock 7. VI.
Given under my hand seal this the 2lth day
of December, A. u. 1858.
S. W. BORING sheriff.
% 4. By Ed. Bufrell. Deputy.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
Public Administrator.

1t is rumored that F. H. Nicholson, who
was elected Public administrator of this
county two years ago, is defaulter to the
amount Of about two thousands dollars. II
seems there is charged to him, in the Probate
Court, the sum of 1000, which was collec-
ted on the estate of S. n. Palmer. deceased
and which has not been accounted for, This
estate was quite large one-the mining
claims belonging to il having been sold for
81 ,OOO. and the cost will probably amount to
amount for which the Administrator is
chargeable. about $1,000. An order had
been made by the Probate Court, for the Ad-
ministrator to make out and file his state
ment. and to pay over what money was in
his hands TO the brother of S. \ Palmer.
On Saturday the first inst, Nicholson drew
$500 from Birdseye's Banking House, for
the purpose as he said, Of paying it over
but this he failed to do On the Monday
following. Nicholson vent to Grass Valley
in the stage, and that night he hired buggy
TO take him to Yankee Jims. The buggy
took him as for as Iowa Hill, where he was
left, and nothing further has been heard
from him II is a matter Of doubt weather
OF not Nicholson for the past year has been
the legal Public Administrator ofthe county,
lie was required over a year ago, by the
Board of Supervisors to give additional
bonds with this order he failed to comply.
and the Supervisors declared the Office vas
cant and released the bondsmen. The Pro.
bate Court, however refused TO recognize
the action OF the County Supervisors as
legal. and still regarded Nicholson as the
Public Administrator The Supervisors
being doubtful Of their own power, neglected
TO makt an appointment in the place of
Nicholson, and consequently the right to the
Office was not contested. 1t is supposed
that Nicholson has gone to Santa Clara or
San Jose and we learn that his friends have
written to him. advising him to come back,
and promising to assist him in settling his
accounts.-.Neradd Democrat.
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
Barnard Cad

has just opened in his New Store ,n Main S rect
III Just above KohleTs Barber shop large stock Of
Tobacco, Cigars, Fruits, Confcciionn
ries, Etc., Etc.
Which he oilers at wholesale or retail. AZ yer, redu
ced prices, for cash. Hs- Call aud examine for
yourselves.
Grass Valley, August n ls5S.-n4tf
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
PROBATE NOTICE.

Saturday. Novenher 10. lS5S-pfesen, H. p
II. Caswell, Probate Judge. -
In the matter Of the Estate Of David Iarimer do
:. = smith, Administrator, having this ,lav pre
said Estate, and the same being examined bv ,bs
Court was ordered to be placed on ile
u Is therefore ordered uy the Judge Of said Court
a. the Court Room of said Court, 81 saturiav ,ba
18th day Of November, A. D. 1855 al 10 o.ci":l H.
the iersn"on % said day Cha; time being speeall y
appointed for the hearing Of saia p.titi,Ts u
cause Why an cider should not ha made rrantin ssd
petition and authorizing said Administrator to sals
tne me property OF said deceased upon terms and con
dition set forth in said petition anu S""'
Anu =. Is inrthrr ordered that copy Of this orlo
he published at least four successive w.sls ~ ~,
Nssaaa National Newspaper printed and nubl,she
cd IN the county Of Nevada f""i'ah-
THOMAS II CASWEIT Probate Id.
Attest RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerl 'S'''' 'ause'
BY ,. :. Lambert neputv
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
nILInEA nIHoRnEE..

IlF proper 4uhutun aud right cnuaIf.ou ~ tlc
ls.le of uam,ni"us Importance O, ihc trai'h of
90" BON trauc. this AMI mIifrs medicine eNt'ls
ti.a Llleu seed. of the COTS laui and render s 90
.ui. anI se-retitn- pure and fluent. c',su.ins and
rc.u-ita fing the vital function ,f the body
Nevada national., 1859-01-15
DYsPEPssa.

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ful t'r- nf tines" tni.ep;ir ril. and the digestive
or-au- at" fe-'nte to tiei. rfoIcr tone no matter
Foo HlHf h.,"u- -i. to fli b. dri e tiseni'e cShi
hts it--'f thi. seai hing .ul uuefriur REMEDY di-