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The IRISH CHukcH.-The Dublin Nation
says:
The rumor that DIR. Cullen has been eleva-
ted to the College Of Cardinals is correct.
He Is, however, to remain at Rome and be
attached to the propae anda. Dean Keran,
OF Dundalk, will succeed him in the Arch
pishopric Of Dublin.
Nevada national., 1859-05-14
CERTIFICATE.

l. the undersigned, Governor OF Hungary, do tes-
tify hereby, that Dr. l.. J. CIapkay has served dur
ing the contest for Hungarian Liberty as CHIEF sur
Eeon In the Hungarian Army, with faithful perse-
veranee-xhereof Ihave given him this certihestei
aud do recommend him TO the sympathy, attention
and protection Of all those who capable of ap
preciaing patriotic self-sacrihce. and undeserved
misfortune. KOSSUTH LAJOS,
Governor of Hungary.
Washington City, Junuary 8, 1852
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SUM MONS.

STATE OF CAIIfORNIA-c0rNTY OF NEVADA &C.
DISTRICT COURT Or THE I4th JCIICIAL rlsrEh
or SAID STATE.
THr People, STsTE or CAuFoExi,-To D. C.
-. JOHNS, Greeting You are hereby summoned TO
appear nni ans~.r the eeHaiaiai of Gu. A. Mont.
gom-ry hled against you. {. Conway and JOSEF Il H.
Jenny. within Ten Day from the service oi ihis
Writ, II served on you in this County within tu.t
~ days u served you in this i-rict and ,ut II
this County, and within forty days IL served en- vu
In the state and oat Of this District in an action
commenced on the Third LAY uf IeJrLary A. L.
1852 in said Court. for the recovery Of H., sum &C
six Thousand Seven Hun,iIed aud 1wrn;, .sr,,u
Dollars aud Fifty Gents Aledged to BE- due flnintf
from Defendant. upon n certain m nisnrv nnt.
with Interest thereon to das hereof at the rate ~
Two aud one half per cent per month ~ nole trr.
tieuisrly set forth and mentioned in lsintin's ou
pAint TO this action cn file in the cee Of th. Clerk
Of this Court.
Aud you her,b, notified that II you fail 10 an.
~wer said eoml laini herein directed Ilaintin
sill take Judgment against you therefor by drfsuIi
together with a eostS uf suit. and also d,nsnd e
the Court such other relief as is iayed lr IN his
ssid Complaint
lr Testimony whereof. !. EUFrS SHCrMAKKP,
irrk 81 the District court aforesaid. DO hcr-uni"
- srt my hand aud impress the seal of u g
{ said t"urt. at ufe. ia the City OF "
, 49, vsda this Ninil day II February A. l..
- 1852. EttUs sliutMAkIR. Cl-ri.
u, Joseph Roberts. Icpuis.
Geo. a; Montgomery In District Court.
W. H. G. II. John, ct al I4th Judicial isirct
On application Of Pins Attorneys herein and il
appearing to my satisfaction that good cause &c
action exists against the pef.naaut u e. -. J.hn
and thnt he isa pr"let psris {" ,aid aeiirn. aud
that the place OF residence Of said Defendant Is un
known to said Plaintiff and that said fefednant ans
either departed from this State conceAls hn.clf
TO avoid service Of Summons, and that due diligence
has been u.ed to procure personal service OF sun.
mons in said Cause upon him
IL is therefore ordered that service OF Summons
be had upon said defendant ST. Johns by publication
in the Nevada National" a weekly Nevspsper.
published the County and State aforesaid for the
period OF Three Months.
Given under my hand, in Nevada, this 9th day Of
February, A. u. 1889.
NILES SEARIS, District Judge.
True Copy, Attest,
RUFUS sHOENKER, Clerk.
Dbble lansing, Per Jos Roberts, Deputy
Attorney, for Pl:is. 20. 5in
Nevada national., 1859-05-14

PRETTY Woxgx.-If we have weakness,
or forcible incident Of human nature, 1t is
admiration of pretty women. A pretty wo-
man Is one of the institutions Of the country
An angel and glory, She makes the sun
shine blue sky, Fourth Of July, aud happiness
wherever she goes. Her path is one oil deli
siOss roses, perfume and beauty. She is
sweet poem, written in rare carls, choice
calicoes and principles Men stand up be
fore her As so many admiration points, TO
melt into the cream and butter. Her words
foat around the ear like music, birds OF
Paradise, or the Climbs OF Sabbath bells.
Without her. society would lose its truest
attraction, the church its firmest reliance,
and young men the very best Of comforts
and company. Her influence is generally
to restrain the vicious, strengthen the weak
raise the lowly, flannel shirt the heather and
encourage the faint hearted. Whenever you
find virtuous woman. you find pleasant
fresides, boquets, clean clothes, order. good
living. gentle heart, piety, music, light, and
model institutions generally, She Is the
flower Of hu umanity, very Venus in dimi'y,
and her inspiration is the breath Of heaven.
Nevada national., 1859-05-14
Attending and Resident Physician,
l.. J. .CZAPKAY, nj. ID

late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief
Physician TO the Goth Regiment Of Honveds, Chief
Surgeon to the Military Hospital OF Pesth Hungary
the late lecturer Diseases Of Women and Chill
dren, and Honorary Member OF the Philadelphia
College of Medicine. Permanent cure guaranteed OF
no pay As- Communications strictly confidential.
Cancellations by letter or otherwise Free.
Address DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY,
San Francisco. Cal
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THE xxrI.x,s MEMORY.

Ancient hornesteadf quaint ssd lonely,
whsn sl..il thy threshold treadi
whea resurn 10 those Who love me,
n; siasf they are not deadf
Round thy rastie porch the ~ooabine
Fiatter- In the evening brsers;
stiii thy io-iy gate !. guarded
ny thoes Aaeien, poplar trees
Standing sentry, night and day,
With thsar leaves Of trembling grsy.
Well fkno~ each sounding ehambcr,
Well know a h dark re -;
Oil might be happy often,
II could but love thee iessi
Well kuew the ,sreemlei winding
Through thy plessa Mt pasture land,
Where At noon the dappled cattle
In the shad, waters stand,
Thought. Of home are sweet to me
Pinins DER the distant sea.
Joy the dearest. grief the deepest,
Bind my heart with sacred ties
To that homestead. quaint and lonely,
'Ssa,h or gray old English skis'i
There driak iIfs's cup Of anguish,
thinning DER with bitter tears,
when our gentle sister left US
In the d. IN Of joyous years
Through that porch where woodbinss wave,
Borne in silence to the grtve.
There. loves ~ ettness firs; entraneed me-
There felt rs tender spell;
ussred hands and gentle glanees
Telling What lips could no; tell.
Absence came, with wider changes,
And the dream Was soon forgot;
Yet 1t leaves a lingering Kindness
For the old familiar spot.
OF at eve my mind recalls
Glimp-ss Of those iyisd walls,
of at eve my mind redlls /,
With the friends see no more
OF illumes its psrior easement
with the merry lights Of yore;
In the midst Of outward sorrow,
when my heart Is bleeding fast,
Natures lo~. uneeasing voices
Tell me of the happy past
Eistant stream and moaning hreere
Sound like rustling poplar trees.
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ns. L. J. CzsPKAY's Private Medical and Surgical
Institute Is on Sacrament" street. below Mongome-
~. oppo-iie the Pacific Mail Steamship company's 5
oilce san Francesca. California. Tho Doctor offers
free CONSULTATION, and asks remuneration unless
he effects
Nevada national., 1859-05-14

SANDS SARSiPARILLA,
The Oldest And
ORIGINAL ARTICLE.
CELEBRATED FOR THE CURE or
All Diseases arising from an Impure
State of the Blood, or Habit
of the System.
The thoulands of unio-
licited te1timonials from
perfons of every rank in
fociety, fhow in the mott
satisfactory manner the
powerful agency this
preparation POSSESSES of
arreiting and curing
DISEASES OF THE
Glandular and Ofseous
fystems. In its compo-
Gtion, on which much
of its value depends, the
beft Sariaparilla Root,
with other mott efectual
and falutary productions
are comc:ne.l, produc-
ing a compound
DIFFERING ENTIRELY
in its character and properties from any
preparation now in uie. Under its re-
ftoring influence, ftrength and vigor are
impaired 10 thc S4hAuiseu iidihe, anu
perfect health fuccceds difcafe, as Winter
is fucceeded by Spring, and the earth
clothed in verdant beauty under the gen.
ial influence of refreihing mowers. It's
operations are in harmony with nature,
and il may be administered to persons
of all ages and every variety of conifi-
tuition with the moit perfect fafey.
Prepared and sold by A. B. & d. SANDS,
Wholesale Druggists. 100 Fulton Street, cor.
of William, New-York.
For sale by DEWITT, KirrLE & Co.. II
JOHNSON & Co, REDIEsTos & Co, San frnn-
cisco; RICE & corrIr, Msrysville; r II.
McDoEALD & Co., Sacramento; and by
Druggists generally.
) LorrzENHEIsER Agent toi Grass vall,.
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FOX SALE.

" the MOUNT HOPE MINING COMPANY.
~ -Address-"A. J. G. Beneeia, CAL"
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Important to Teamsters and the
PUBLIC GENERALLY
". n. DRyyuay

~. II. DENMAN,
WOULD respectfully inform his Old Customers nd
w the Public that he has permanently located his
CARRIAGE SHOP ON MILL STREET,
Adjoining Nr. camPbell's Smiths Shop
Where he is prepared to Manufacture and Renal
Carriages and Wagons Of every description in The
bes. workmanlike manner and upoa the most reason
able terms es- All WORK warranted.
as- Carriages PAINTED aud varnished.- "a
Grass Valley. Oct. is, 1885. Afr
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NOTICE OF PARDON.
State Of California, ln District Court,
County Of Nevada, 14th Judicial District.
The People Of the State Of California,

State Of California, ln District Court,
County OF Nevada, 14th Judicial District,
The People of the State Of California,
q.
MICHAEL CASEY,
Indicted with Grihhn and others,
To the Hon. Niles Searls, District Judge Of
said County, and WIN. Il. Anderson, Dist.
Attorney
YOU will please take notice that II Is the intention
Of the undersigned to apply to the Governor OF the
State Of California for the pardon Of MICHAEL CA
sEY. defendant above named who was tried for the
crime Of murder at the October term, 1855, Of the
District Court aforesaid and at said term convicted
Of the crime Of murder in the second degree, TO
sit: The ats day Of October 1858, and sentenced
for ten years imprisonment in the State Prison OF
the State of California, passed October 23d, 1858.
MARGARET CASEY.
Nevada, April sth, 1859.
We hereby acknowledge service OF the above notice
wx =. ANDERSON, Dist. Atty.
NILES SEARIS, District Judge.
County Of Nevada. e. Clerk in and for ssid County
do hereby certify the foregoing to bea true copy Of
notice for pardon this day hisd in my once.
In testimony whereof l have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal Of the County Courtat my
o1Rce in Nevada this sth day April, A. d. 1859.
RuTrS sHoENAKER, County Clerk
Ry J. s. Lambert ncp'y.
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FREEMAN & cos
NEW y0W AvD CALIF1R MA
e K P r. E s s.

Having agencies at all the principal points in Cal
ifarnis. oregon and Washington Territory, and on
Northern and Southern Coast Of California and Mex
co and West Coast Of South America, also at Homo
lulu, prepared to transact a general Express,
Forwarding and Commission business with safety '
and dispatehOfering facilities unsurpassed by anv
Express Company for transporting Freghts, Parcels
Packages and TRasuRs for collecting Notes, Drafts
Bills and Accounts will promptly attend to all com
missions and Ccnsignments, and orders for the pur-
chase Of Goods connecting at New York with re-
sponsible Express Companies to all points in the
and European Express to all parts Of Europe.
Nevada national., 1859-05-14

Having opened ONCE at the BANKING Horss Of
A. Drraso, ESQ, Grass Valley. Freeman 4 Co.'S Ex-
press ia prepared to transact all business which may
be entrusted to IL with the greatest certainty asd
prcmptness. Is. ID. ROBERTS,
Agent, Grass Valley.
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0. II. p. WHITE & CO.,
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
The only regularly established Forwarding
Hnus, In tho Citv

The only regularly established Forwarding
House in the City.
All goods sent to my care At Sacramento will he
promptly ATTENDED To and speedily forwarded to the
proper localities Ia the interiur and the loves;
rate Of Freight aud Commission.
have Thorough FIRE PROOF BUILDING In
which to Store all Goods consigned TO my ea-e
which may not be able 10 Forward on the day
t.ley arrive. nd charge made for Storage.
Nv ofaee il immediately opposite the Steamboat
Landing and Railroad Depot, at the Wholesale Gro
eery Store OF 2. J. BROGAN d CO.. 81 Front Street
Sacramento, between X. and l.. Give me call,
i7u IL =. WHITE
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PRINCIPAL OFFICES.
DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS.
JOHN ". FREEMAN, FREEMAN COBB,
JOHN X. STiMsON, JOSIAH HEDnEN
CAS- 3. HIGGINS, L. W. WINCHESTER.
JOHN N. FREEMAN, President.
CHA'S $. HIGGINS, Managing Director for Cal
Nevada national., 1859-05-14

Below We publish the certificates Of two OF the
sufferers from the psng- Of diseae, who having re
covered their former health, and mpeiled by graft
tude made known their cases and remedial agent
and their statements are authenticated by Notary
Public The dsma nds Of society imperiuusy con,
mand their publicity and commend their perusAl
to the attention Of all afflicted
Thankfullncss is The Ine,ntirc 70 Gratitude
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gotal gntelligt1ttt.

RAIN came along yesterday first in heavy splatter
and then at intervals throughout the day in slight
drzzes. The moon had bleareyed look last night,
in the misty armament. The atmosphere was not
cooled very much.
CAPT. HARRY MAuRy, of Mobile, is in town, looking
as fine as bobbn of silk. He says the folks in Mo.
bile are all WE'LL and that some Of them will be over
here during the coming winter.
MAYOR STITH yesterday gave his decision in the
case of Boyle VS.. Dryden and Dalton. He did not
consider the circumstances under which the officers
assaulted and arrested Boyle at all derogatoy to them
as officers, and dismissed the case.
We Cor Two FREE NEGRO ITEMS all twisted up
together yesterday. The petition of the two negro
sailors for their liberty by habeas corpus was not
taken before the First District Court. 1t was filed
before another Court. The cases which Judge Hunt
ruled out of his Court, the ground that the said
Court had not the Jurisdiction were the petitions Of
several free negroes to become slaves to certain white
men.
Two GENTLEMEN were thrown out of buggy, and
one had his leg broken on Baronne street, on Wed,
nesday night. Their horse ran off madly down
Gravier street, singing the buggy from side to side
and its collision with the railway on Baronne
street caused it to upset.
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VOLUME XII.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

mfp vi. bear s.rsgs. y ssss oa.rr,s shall
st. nSs street. IT. q
and which may BE- found BY the City Of line and
points in ,as Sls ~h The
s In h
uv M M 0a and sa5 sh may 30 good By The C
which s.hout extra
M whole york sha be executed to
sole inags tbs Of the quality q the work
furnshed @ By the contractor, as well as the labor.
Ts eonactor shall be bound the work in the ten
conncil and complete The after under
81 ten day for each aud day thereafter
Good and soven. :Iry IN the $1,000 shall be required
be made on the completion of the work coprsed
IN saeh &c % and Of The SANG BY hs Gy Sur
In cash and the .oporon te paid the
suyeyo Conformity with SECTION ls the 6y
ter SAID Pills 81 M be y the &c n Who s
s S p G M # said @ s
Drs. t.
E @ a S 1t
IT. veil tH',
il s
the IN a s y "'ssf III
vssas and
s an s S
shall forfeit all claims he may have for part
the work done him the date OF the ab indonmen
the city shall be hereby discharged from and al lsbt,
therefor and it Is also we'll understood that In the
resod the contractor ard his securities shall be held
bound 10 sodo unto the city all loss difference be
the price which the gnRy contracted
perform the work and the price at whi;h be adudcate
at re. sale adjudication.
Bids be per ruonng foot OF sidewalks complete In
Guiding the turning of the corners and running foot of oil
sidewalks reconstructed and repaired complete.
New Orleans, July l6. 1859.
lsisned LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of boil
Boards Of the Common Council
fSxnedl ROBT. HUYGHE, ch.;-,,.,
lsisnedl II. T. VENNARD, ehAn"'"
Registered Sept. s. 1859
se9 II HENRY DUREL, for Comptroller.
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dSE s.; Andrew street, Fourth DissIis from Dry
forty two With feet eight ssns
oformiy Sit hs lines sPd grades giysn
shs be dressed the to be given BY the
to 10 c The
On the GoSmsys canal aide or south side Of st. Andrew
Of double Of bat cypress pckes driven least
he o Of sa
Ss 1as ~ s T s
he be supported the outside with braces four by fon
@ Ss and s g
" 10 Ss "s bs @
All the materials shall be furnished by the contractor well
The coaracor shall bind HIMSELF to begp the work in the
days Go ra nE the Of The ind cation by the
penalty Of ten per day for each and every day thereafter
Security $3.50 shall required to guarantee
the ia thful performance Of the contract
In cash on the completion Of the work and the
it's well understood in of failure BY the
6Sed Council BE- the in
required By article % he "na
well he ans s
ha M at aay IN The & wT % or not 1sh
ali have for psr.
sy dshsgsd my and All ab1 lily
therefor and 1t is also well that the
tract be resod the contractor and HIS securities shall be held
and bons in sol do the all loss difference
between the price at which the contractor originally contracted
perform the work and the price at which may be adudc
ted at a resale adjudication.
Bids per cubic yard of filling for the whole
plee the number yards st asceained by the City
and per running foot Of bulkhead furnished
made complete.
New Orleans, April %, 1859.
[signed] LOUIS Fl. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings of both
Boards of the Common Council.
lSignedl ROBT HUYGHE, ch,i,,
ts,enedI H. T. VENNARD, on''fne"'
se97t HENRY DUREL, for Comptroller
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for
- taking up raising and relaying the sidewalks
side, of Com street from Levee Rampant street;
taking raising widening to twenty five feet and reayng the
sidewalks said Comm street from Rampant to Claiborne
street. and for paving with square blocks the roadway Of said
Common street, from New Leyee to Claiborne street.
shall be Of good hard granite not respect
in quality to the granite obtained from Boston, They shall be
obpng in shape not less than twelve than sixteen
in Width and not less than twelve than twenty
four inches long and not less than ten inches in thick
ne They shall be we'll quarred having parallel square
Sass a. ends SO as to make tight joints the tops sha
Joining the gutter stones shall be de
gfee the Sides TO be laid dagona from the curb
stones borderipg the sidewalks.
he gutter stones shall be good hard granite obtained
Sosfon They shall be from sixteen to thirty inches long
inches wide and less than eight inches thick They
sns enas oe well aaared having parallel sides
wa and they shall be rejected
ses Te hsT1d I'd and The top
siope OF me sides from three to six long eighteen
thy inches wide and in less than inches
with the ends cut a. angle Of forty degree
the street. " - - sNA"' -N "t''
ahe shall be of North river blue stones
qua perfectly hewed and dressed than four fee
long two feet wide and TWO and a half inches ihick
quality. ~ - ~ 0e
The gntes for draining lots shall bs of tho best cast iron
similar in pattern to the one in the Surveyors Office.
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Eth @ri.ans Bully Crescent.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER ., 1859.
THE LAST REGATTA.

Col Barnes, the proprietor Of the extensive hotel
at tho sea-shore suburb, Mississippi City, having
given public notice that sailing match, IN conform
ity to the rules Of the Southern Yatch Club, would
take place from his wharf the 5th instant, drew
large concourse of citizens with several fine boats, to
contend for the prizes. Among the boats which were
entered as the frstclass the renowned Elephant
and Adeona, with the modest and unpretending
Carrie. For the second prize, and coming under the
second class, were five beats, viz: the P. T.. Minor,
Teazer, DeRiviere, Tornado and CapHola. The two
latter boats were from Mobile. There were other
yatchs present, among which we're the great Gipzy,
Com. Robinson, who, as usual on such occasions,
composes good share of body and soul of these
pleasing aquatic amusements : also, the Witchcraft
and the Sarah Davis. About 2oclock the signal for
starting was made. They aN departed with q fine
breeze, (though not mackerelbreeze) andJcontnuea
to progress finely until the passing of the second
stake boat, when slight squall sprung up, during
which the Elephant and Adeona both copsized. This
was about the best joke Of the that has ecs
CURED at the several seashoTe resorts or at the
different assemblies of catching. Fortunately no one
was drowned out of the ten persons comprising the
companies or navgators Of the two boats The Sarah
Davis being at hand, saved the two yatchs, and the
respective crews were relieved by the crew Of the
Gipsy, with the aid and assstaneeof the good fellows
Of the Mobile boat Cspitola.
The prize for the frsclass boats was taken by the
Carrie, CON- Logan. The prize for the seeond.clasa
was awarded to the T. P. Minor.
There has been no regatta or sailing match on the
Gull shore which has been more numerousy attended
or went off with greater satisfaction than the one
now under remark. The pleasures and festivities d
a ~f~- AL
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THE MAMMOTH STEAMSHIP CHEAT EAsr1Rx.-
Where TpiN She A,TiUe ?-At what port or tha
United States will the great mammoth steamship
Great Eastern arrive, is question exciting no little
interest," 1t seems, however, TO be conceded that Il
will be either Portland or New York. Our latesk
files by the Africa contain the following item in
reference to the subject (: ,
The directors Of the Great Ship Company had
declined Mr. Levers offer to charter the Great Eaatern
for voyage to America. 1t is announced that she
will make trial trip on the Sh to distance proba-
bly, OF 500 or 600 miles, Many applications for berhs
for the trip to the United States had already been
ceived Portland still declared to be her destination.
letter, however, received in Baltimore on the I'd
inst, from New York, by the agent Of the Galway
steamship line, says she will take her place in the
Galway line, and leave Galway on the 18th inst, tor
New York, and expects to make the trip in six days
The New York Herald also makes similar announce
ment adding that she will touch at st. Johns to land
passengers and q mail, and reach New York about
the Gath inst. It further says:
It Is probable that the Great Eastern will be dis
patched with light cargo, and only coal enough FOR
the return voyage, SO as to enable her to enter
harbOr by the Narrows, which she can easly do and
by laying of until high water she can come to her
anchorage off the battery As to the number OF pas
sengers she may bring 1t is impossible now to speak
though it is not unlikely that London correspond
ens estimate of two or three thousand may be shout
the mark" 4@sss5