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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-14

DESTRUCTIVE FiRE.-A fire broke out in Brennans'
warehouse at Marietta, Ohio, Thursday which
proved very destructive before it could be sub
dued A dispatch from there says:
Upwards of 20 buildings in the business part Of
the city are iu ashes. but the fire is now under
control. The following is a list of the principal
sufferers aud estimated losses: Nye 4 Huntington,
loss S., ,000. insurance $4,000. Bosworth, Wells &
Co., loss $l2, 900; insurance $4,000. s. R. Lurner,
loss $1,000, insurance 81 500. Slocomb & Co.,
81 200: insurance $3.50. j. r. Waters building,
loss s. 600; insurance $500. G. 5. Shippman s
CO., loss $4,000; insurance $1,000. II. Breenan,
loss $4,000 insurance. A. Allen; loss So 900; 90
insurance. large portion of the goods were
saved in damaged condition. Several men were
Injured BY the falling building. but none fatally
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-14

e.sVeras standard of WeIshts and .,,.,-., 49,.
=, % y, we,s ping are subjects claiming the nttenton
W q 49, ss'.nae ,nais y ianai II the country.
s,s LII, ~ sSsis Is last arbiter between h.x.y
81. 81 esst Aaa u "a 81 the atmoss imnorsanee tbat
saest,ens ~ 20 universally called apon to lecide
transactions of business sbou,d hc Of S'e WI y
ou 49, oooa9stSs oS sacaFe The con aienct Of
s., "''se see Rssss ee a,t..I 81 tas ves..hs .,,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-14

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-14

nIviDEED NOTICE
~ MEgCHANTs' ISsURANCE co.,
EichIaebd 4tt May. 1859
The Birtetoss have this day declared piyidend
O. IL pp, nc on tbs tsi Ut ek pAs able 10 tne
haisers on aud sitter the 18th fnst ont of the
PRONE Of fhe last SIX saouihy. rssersing surplus
o' seven aud . half per csIt mnun ct,
ny e-ti5A j II MONTAGUE, Eecy'
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MEDICAL CARDS.

smy~GEoaas B. ErHHL, DENTIST, Ufae
aud rssi1snoe, No. 23l on BAin. between 9th aud ~
sxtsss EIchmond Va. mJU-H
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- casss gensin spark ling cATAWBA WINE, on
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nah I--ts !. - osc,n.
CEEU POTATOES.--200 bushels prime
- Ntw Jersey MERGERS and California Seed rofa.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-02-05
Ginae1antt.
xbomaS 4aine= Teier in st. Autbpnp.

1bontas Naine= Teier in st. Autbpnp.
Die @eturtsfeier res 9ruben 6Srreres her
Greibeit, Gbpma6paine, murre am 29,lM.
Ypm ct Mntbpny Turnverein rur9 Mt~
baltun0 zines 9emitbliden Balle5 in Der
rcrtisen Surnbaue 9efeiert, weldem ib u.
1urnbruncer g. beippbntsn unp uns
auf,6 &Sflidte alnuilrten.
Der 8aQ war ,iemltd belu9t unp bic
sr6bte Srrnun9 berrl@te i'm prd@tis re<
cprirten Saale. Da5 6uartett Der Sc
lan9lectipn tru9 eini9e ib6ne 2iecer pcr,
n bic Burner unter 2eitun9 ibres tbatiz
gen 1urnmarts 9ASnemeyer ;psen
pur& perlaieeene gut aufsefeQte pyrami<
ben oue &ufmertlamfeit Der @aite auf
it@. .".. -
Na@ hem Na9te7en bielt 1urner
s. Steinert einen lem Gelt entipre9encen
@urtras, welder Yon ben Anmeienpen nit
lebbaften 8eifau aufsenpmmen puree.
1885,. 9. Beng.
0erfelbe lautet ME foIst;
Der beuti9e Gag 1T Der @cturtataa
Gbomas paine's> uno Der 3wed unlere5
6eteS Die 6eier pei1elben. - Sd. Yaine
lebte IN per Nerolutionsieit Mmerifas.
Setn 2ebeu mar Elm epie medlelppuer
&f aesen reliaiSle unp politilte I'M
tercrudun9. Sein S9labtl6mert >par
bic Teoer unc feline Geince flr9teten 1e,
"a tie bic Dpllmetlberin eines ieltenen
S6arfblidee, elmer i6orfen Qosic II. zines
betbencen Gorcoemus par. - Muf rem
Telre Der Neli9ion hetdmpfte ct Zen @terz
9~louben> unp bob pie Yernunft als ~leiterz
pes Yrinjip menl@li@en Bewubtein6 auf
Den Ibrpn. + - ,a4.s 49, ...2t@
3n Der Yclitif tpar er Elm md9tiaer
&e 9e9en brittilde 6err1taft uno
lta9elte rus 8clf cur1 feline Sdriften
our Ntmerfu n9 oes Sc&e6 an. @epree
Walbln9ton> per pie! 9efeierte @ater urz
lerer Neputlif, ieltft CAB ibm bas 3eusz
ntb, .rab er mebr ats ir9enp Elm onperes
SnSioipuum gum 9ludli9en Museanee
pes Treibeitsz &rie9es beisetrasen babe.
poine'S Sdriften unp Ter Sim fluff ner
tie auf bic @emitber bes @olfcs oueGbz
ten, %te1pieien> rob pieles 3eusnie fem ett<
les Sob war. Sa, mir betrodten Jpn als
BEN. Mprsentem 9eiiti9er unp politil9er
6relbeit in Nmerifa UNI rarum adten u.
ebren mir Jpn, ben mutbisen 6elren, ce1en
lbatfraft fein Mie9eldid teusen pcer
ldbmen fpnnte. Mit &6rner turft tie er
la9en: .r
99os tbaten 1e, sic mir inn 2iee perqDttern,
Grn benen nrh ber Nab,relt Gage lp,idt?
Sietanesn felt I'M Aampf unp @turmssmettern
unn bicIten treu an Guaenb, Rs9t unc Yaitt.
Sas S@ifial mag ees 5elem Bruit 3eri9met-
tern
Ord zines 5elben gBilen beugt e. ntdt.
7 :8e1niitblib mag Der Wurm I'M Snute lieaen.
f9ine elss 9er3 mub fampfen nno mirb iesen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-02-05

in 9inli6t Der 9erbsrtniR bes S6abe''s
uno ssksGtafabrune elmer &ir&tnsarito>
tratijssk lien pppolritea, pie fa ben
fir9li&en 8eruftsau6 uulauternA bfldtsn
,,pipmen, unb eenivlltt&# III alter jentr ppprsfz
iioen 8erfeberuns, Smpofitirn unb Ser
folsune fabren, pel&e aus perlelben go
littf in ben, rSuil@en uni allen, anberr
es,nropai(aen Staaters e%ntiprunse1t fnnpp. 7
I gBir bitte,, taber ernfli9 einen CIR
barren Gpnereb> bic Serful1unssmiprieteit,
unsere&ttstett unp l1nterpriduns bes
Motional : @aplan : SYfem6 in 8etra@t
~ steben unp bas Nmt BET @aplane iber>
all, 100 es our@ Mutcritdt pe, &e9ierun9
betebt auf3ubeben, um uns paour@ bic
6reibeit. ber3uieQen, unier eisnes @elo
Bios fir lol9e relteiSle unb barnber3i9e
3wede 3u ser1penpe11, mel9e infer @epilz
ien gut bei6t. ----:1n @1;a na,sa
/, fNui1er pielem Memoriale murpen aud
nod anpere petitipnen aus Ma0a@uiett
Newzgort Sem SSerleY, penniyloanien,
Glorira> Mabama, Geras, @rfanfaS Gen>
nelee, &entudp Soma, SQinois, Snpiana
uno Ebio bent @on9re0r opr9eleet; ale,
fir ben rGbmliden 3wed, Dem Ginf1uE
hes pfa6entbum6 auf ben Staat bel ,3ei,
ten @renjen 81 ieBen, unp bic Greibeit 81
mobren. Faxit. ~ ,-@s H..
T Der @aplan res vMinneloto
Nottunol=D emofraten" in ST.. paul mirr
eriu&t,. gu eppiren. Gs'ift biele6 Mez
mortal Elm Diamant, Der leudten miro in
ben Saien ietnes @anpes, ME ber Spn=
nenftrabl in her MGte BON Sabara.
Sc 1T bieles memorial cir, 4 d. t ren1p>
fta;iides &orn, bas Der ~NatipnalzD Demo-
frat"' sur Gbre fieiner oueemein anertannz
ten jeluttii9en Greibeitsteftrebun9en UNI
feinen preis ieinen aldubi9en 2elern oor=
entbalten iolte; .benn aus BEN
Sanptprn miro Der ,8erg., rum",
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-02-05
.@uropQilhe &a6ri6ten.

Die ron rer europa" uberbradten
Nfa9ridten lauteu nod immrr her Mrt.
ZAP man ben Nu6bru1 zines &rieees in
9talien srri1ben 6rantreiG unc 5arpiniz
en- auf Der einen, Seftret9 auf Der ancer1
Seite, fit iebr pabrlbeinli6, UNI lni9t ut
lasen> unyermeiclid .boltens muB. Die
iarciniiten &ammern ioQtenl am 10. ec}a=
nuar .erDfnet merben unp man rpartete
auf bic 1brcnrece peS &Sni9s mil. anaf<
lider Spannun9. "'7lj 80:
Nus cer 2pmbarbei tperren alS T6otz
la9en ocer @eridte bic un;weiceutiQ(ten
8orSeiden elmer @erolutipn eea,elret.
Oeitrei9 wtrft 9ruppen uber Gruppen
oorlbin uno miro, penn ale Ser tdriuu,~
gen anselanst iein percen, Gber cir . o1r~
NEE Don 100000 Manns serf1j>, ion nnh
oieier Nrmee feblt rie s,oun'lode ~,
ta@ti9er 6slrber. Tyie @ener6Ir ,Mom<
wy o"1 11no nod bic einSi9en,
otota s'''se militarii@s aa4ieteit suse<
l9rieber. wirp. l.. ~
Isbsrpiebb miro ..((ffrIeiii& nur in in 60 Cores
'lp%oneensen frans1iiaer unp fureinilder
8ldttttearj) serli6ert pab Bic .unqorilaen
81 S>olpptatheanL Die in Der ;. 2om1baurpei. Rebeu,
Wt'ene MAIDEN, NIT benz @olfe ,u fraterz
n'l're1n, ba6 ie bel nnebreren geleoenbeiteu
ben Nuf SO lebe STATEN i, erboben bdtz
ten &c. Selbit wenn pas ni@t mobr. 1T,
TT Die Situation fit SeFrei9 cine {ebr
ernlte. ~~ z'@ 40
Die pi4ttsfe Graee if: @arce Se1z
reid i'm Safe zines &rieses allen ftebe,,
ODER ni9t?--pie 5llfe, msl9e ibm Sos
ta''a, Der pabf unc Neopel leiien fSnn<
ten, tou'n't ri&t in 8etra9t es banpelt
1i@ UNI bic SteQuns Der @rcbmd6te. Die
i'm NJ lebBten ,5erbf %besonnensen @erlu&c OFT
rei6s, cine 8eri69nuns nil: Rublanp bert>;
bei3ufdbrtn, baben teinen Grfolq aebabt;
I'M @esentbeil itebt @ubtanp- jetst probenis
Der urp feinpltliser seeen, oearei6 ra,.
als le;-bie Vorsdnse In Monteniesro> in.
Serbten uno bic chen enttedte ruii16~
paninoifif6e ger(9m5runs in arafaa
11np 8eueiie eafidr. I9n hen erten Stu
bts'' be 4riess miirbe f@ RuelatbiinHtr
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-02-05

Der eiansi ein mddtises Scepter i9minst,
9u11pr Der unbeidrdnfte 5errl der it, Der
feline a1ntre @6tter t1eten l@ pulret.
M69en uniere Greunot bic 2eitunoer
sbes 8ereirs als ba6 pruouft unlerer ein<
jdbrtsen @irfiamfeit NIT Nadf9t unc
Site b%innebmen; ;umal es aud feines>
tre9s in eer Mbii@t oes @erei1e8 lag, let>
ne Mit9lieper I'M 2aufe zines Sabres gu
&inilern beran ;u bilren: e5 Uar uns
9eni9enc> purd ben 0elan9 sur Grbeitez
run9 ces 9ebens> sur @ereolun9 pes Ser
sens uno oes @eilte5, unler tleines
S@arflein bei9etra9en gu baben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-02-05
Traaen unb Mutmorten.

jBrapp, Wtetfter Molf! Du bait ceine
Mersentnoten nidt umlonit BON her Na<
tur erbalten. Du bieteit, ausnabmsweiie>
an Sasaeitat .aHe 5uno uno elephant
unb man m6&te fat in @erlu@uu9 eez
1ratben> su1 9lauben, pu beldbet ,menf9liz.
&en @ertanr, felt pu cine @eimii9e Nnaz,.
l9ie bes Sanoes eeltefert' utp e5 bewieien'
rbaft> +.pab. bu, as 6unferrepacteur, iunap
9anolanoer be6 &pmani9mus, per prptoz
Etyp Der 6reibeit biit, mir binst9en bic
Ttetbett Bios fir cine Sub balten1 bic uns:
*Wtit9 lunb> Butters liefert: 8abrli9, es
aebt Mi&tS iiber ettaen 48r, Der al6 :Mar<.
tyrer Der peutA(&en Greibeit in Amerita Der.
Sflapen3u@t ieinen Bts> ieinen 5pett>.
all ietn 8iffen feiltietst. Il 'Daren MIR
8arnun,,; mir ,pdrpen fit bas Sell zines
lol&en Greibeitsbelpen> na8 ieinem ;G5ppe,
u993' Gents bteten, uu, e6 Der itaunenpen.
Na@melt CUR Bewunoerune au3utewab<
rem. s. .,1a H. ...st.d4. J Nj4.1 v.:>5
::f3 Sc b., SER Md4bdr; wel&e finb benn
bic Grasen, ,p,prauf mir .sSbnen bic @nt<
wprt i&ulois Gnp? Gs itrdubt ii@ infer
@}efabl sesen bas ~@@ulpi9leinE = :Sie
--:,pifen, cab 1wir Sbr 8latt ais @ed=
ielblatt on3unebrnen uns 9treteert baben,
"a mir ni&tII Qtt batten, .Ssbrt Sp1tte>.
reien aud n9rt. III leien, piel> %p,eenniigeer bal
ouf 5u errpiepern. Oils mai, uns ipater:
auf SIREN: Mrtitel wessn Rpmanismue
unpi MISUNDERSTANDING aufmertiam eema9t.
BAT unp' mir fiaben, 'pab Sit uniere grin<
cipien total oetprebt baten> flblten' mir.
ulnS seprunsem gu antrpprten, uno pa
Sic uns fir fei9 a~uspuiaunt, Ia ba&ten
mir es Dem publitum i9ulpts 3uh fein,
Sbnen cae 5@esentbel gu sbeweiiiien';; nit.
Der Gecer oper iirseno elmer annern' belize
tisen @aFe: Bratpurf pper 9etermurt.
Bir baben S9re Graeen 4ni9t eelelen ;
|>titten .alfo, bteielben 1np@oM DIAL gu Hteuen
uno bic Mntmert: fou ni@t ffeblen. .14 f4@
11M 1ar ME 'baben gle uniere Graaen &C.
,antrpprtet? sic iasen, BEN plublitu$mn
IS lansf ertIart 81 baben, als mir nod
nidt in ct. paul 1pareu, tuarum sic aus
rer repablifaniii&ea portei beraussetrcten?
Sbi@pn es 'uns eisentli@ sleidsultis
iein fam, +mnuarlln, Sic .leiinne parteeii 'p'c,rliie,<
Sen, pie ieit @rinouns ibrerT platfom
welentli&5 oieielbe seblieben, baben mir
ESieapenno& sefrastj in Der einuns, sic
seredtsrtiset 3u Ifnoet. fe4lio molten @ie
uns5 1niiat BE ;lll|ria&e iasen, w ,or,l,,:, iSsiie
einiftt nit .Bfrierter,putb bic Demotraltnen
bel@impft baben unp balb barauf Elm be-
motratti@es 8latt in's Daleist riefen?1a
Die {Rtr@tntrase, iasen SSiit, 6aben
sic in ss5ttrer ffrlbern Nuu1raer ausflbr>
lid eeplrpiat. DAD it MIDI: trpabrr,, e,pler
8ol.45 sic beben fe berabrt bod
Ini@t t9eplrbiet. gn@oeen sieln,ebr, tae
Graser Del, 9eelt9ton SSbrem prpsrau,,un
seundbb, IN 99tbrer ;33eituns, unii@b u beipro,4tIe,nt
,tapercen ioQen. Das If aud iebr' thug III ii
,sStrer Steuuns;; penn Str jesiees sein
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-02-05

WV N'"'SS a'"Sk O'NAAo fV2I'NA wv
Dem un9lldliden Musean9e rer 48 Rez
pollution in, Dem norber anerfannt barmlp>
fen @elanSpereinen urplDsli9 ftaats9ez
fdbrltde Glelnente entcedt baben mouten.
! &iGten ,pir pebbalb infer 6auptauoen>
merf auf unlere neue 5eimatb, Die mir
uns redt beimatli@ .austafiren tSnnen !;
penn Su bielem bei6eipenem unternebmen
bccarf e6 in Der 1bat feline 9roBe Mnnren<
9ungen. 2aben mir ben alten Yater' Nbein
nit. leinen1 2ieperr, rno &eben, NIT ie,iine,r
alt ebrpircigen @eldidte bes peutlden
Bodies unlern Bripern unp, Nneeb6rioen
i'm alien 8aterlanpe; lailet un6 baflr ZEN
8ater Miiilfppt apoptirsn, Der uns aud
obne 8ur9en, &uinen ur1p 9plrenle Nez
ben minceitens bic 9oloene Greibeit BEG
6anceln6 uno Denfens in umfanereidz
item MaBe 9etattet. ~o. #1S nd
Wm baben in Der Gba! %0enioenben
@runb, Nnseii9t6 Der ,GinfSrmiofeit eiz
1es nldternen NQtaslebens lpl9e perepelnz
be 8eitrebunsen nit @dru1e unp Gntbusz
ta6mus aufsunebmen /; /; unb es mare min
(4enswertb, 5penn Elm GROCER 1beil unlez
rerj inteuisenten 8ir9er1fi9 ur1erem @erz
cine anldlieben murce;; oenn ,es plirfte fir
lie l9pn binrei6enper GrlaB, fem. peutiden
@eif unp, peutldcs @emQtbsleten aus
Dem lauaernetnen @trueet!! tes faltenn,, reii,,
materietlen9 aaaerifanildea Qtbens eeretttt
81 babeln. = It'll aa9 saga .GHsa
MSae oebbalb beute Nbenp ,aueemeine
9eitsrteil ul,o 6rebfnn. Anisr critics Git.
tu,lysfef mlr;cn, ,ulp tmSsen 81. dr,egunoee
urferrs 0treirtsi nuss uaniitrer Mitte Sic
nsbt11susua8I nit binape8afbu, mel, pab, 30
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-12
Columbia Hill,

On Sunday an affray occurred at CO.
umbia Hill, which resulted in the death
of man by the name of West. The
particulars, so far as we can ascertain,
are as follows:
One Richardson had dispute with
West in reference to the ownership of
some mining ground, and bitter feel
ing was thus occasioned between the
parties. Some time during yesterday
West went to Richardson's house while
under the influence of liquor, and dared
him to come out and fight him. Rich
ardson replied that he didn't want to
fght-was'nt fighting man, or sonfe-
thing to that effect. But finally, upon
being very much abused by West, came
out, fought with and whipped him
West then went away, became more in
toxicated, returned to Richardson's
house with an axe in his hands, and
began an assault on the door. Rich
ardson looked out of a window and told
him to go away or he would hurt him;
then seeing West swing his axe as if to
throw it at him, he drew pistol and
fired. The ball passed through the
chest of Webb from side to side, killing
him instantly. Richardson has since
fed. He is said to be a peaceable in
offensive man, not likely ordinarily to
do such deed.
Since the above was written, we have
learned that an inquest was held on the
body of West the day after his death,
and verdict rendered that he was killed
by Richardson inself-defence. Mr.. Rich
ardson at once went to Nevada, and
gave himself into the custody of the
Sheriff He was examined before a
Justice in that place, on Wednesday,
and acquitted
We learn that short time after the
shooting of West two men named
Brookshaw and Childers, friends of the
above parties, were disputing about the
affray, in an angry manner, when Chill
ders struck Brookshaw, who, while war
ding off another blow, drew pistol and
shot him. The ball struck his left side,
glanced around to the other and there
came out The wound is not serious.
Brookshaw was arrested, examined
before Justice Dennison, and held to
bail in the sum of S400. Our informant
attributes this affair wholly to the infu-
ence of liquor. Of course. 1t would
be safe to assume as much of nearly ev-
cry affray that happens in the State.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-12

AN 1MPRovEMENT.-Amongst sever
al other edifices now in course of erection
in this place, Mr.. Helfrich has nearly
completed handsome two-story building
in the rear of his soda factory, and
facing on the short cross street connect
ing Main and Cherokee streets. This
new thoroughfare lacks name: how
would it do to christen it Pine street?
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-12

"A CELESTIAL TALE.-On Wednesday
afternoon Chinaman was observed to
steal pair of boots from the front of
Cheap Johns store, and traced to China
dom, where he .effectually secreted his
booty before the pursuer came upon him.
He was taken in charge by crowd of
citizens, who endeavored to make him
restore the boots, which he would not.
It was proposed to amputate his cue.
but on taking hold of that sacred append
age it slipped from its attachment,
revealing head of cropped hair and
the fact that John tail was false. Here
was evidence of deprayity and of previous
punishment. Divested of his caudal
.glory-of which, no doubt, he thought
.mfalse one / love thee still"-John set
up piteous bawl and cast many ga
longing, lingering look behind" He
was subsequently fogged on the bare
back with great severity, and then re-
leased.
This practice Of fogging Cinnamon is
one that we cannot commend, and that
fer the credit of the community ought
to be abandoned If it prevented its
victims from repeating their thefts, it
might admit of some justification; but
such is not its effect. Further remarks
on:this subject will be made at another
time.
The hydraulic press., 1859-03-12

MARYsvILLE PoLITICs.-It is ANU
sing, in the quietude of our mountain
home, to observe the "dreadful note of
preparation which rings through the
columns of our Marysville cotempora-
ries, now that the municipal election is
near at hand. One would suppose to
read their hot and frequent editorials
their fierce examinations and recrimina-
tions-their horrible accusations of Brod-
erickism and Lecomptonism-that the
country was on the eve of a presidential
election, and that great national prin-
ciple was at stake. Instead of this, the
municipal loaves and fishes constitute
the chief principle at issue. The Ad-
ministration Democracy have nominated
Col. Tompkins for Mayor; Dr. Soule for
Treasurer; H. p. Watkins for Recorder,
and Thos E. Parish for Clerk. The
Douglas Democracy have nominated for
the same offices, respectively, VIM.
Singer, Geo. NJ Scott, Jesse 0. Good
win and Charles M. Gorham.
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Mining Claims for Sale,
AT PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SALE

THE undersigned, pursuant to order of the Pro-
bate Court in and for the county OF Nevada, State
of California will sell at pri rate sale the following des-
crbed tracts of mining ground, situated North San
Juan Hill, in said county, towit The undivided one
twelfth and fraction of eight mining claims and
the appurenances belonging thereto; being the entire
interest of Michael Cradock decd and Eliza Jane his
wife, in the mining ground known the Britannia Co S.
mining claims Also-the undivided one third of strip
of ground lying and situated on said North San Juan
Hi between the said Britannia Co.'S. mining ground
and Lowe Co.'S. claims, said strip being b2 feet in
width and 800 feet in length.
For terms &C., enquiry may be made OF o. I. Stldger
his office, of Mrs. Craddock at her residence North
San Juan. or of John H. Atchison, at his residence,
Garden Valley, Yuba county.
If the above Interests not disposed OF at private
sale, on or before SATURDAY, the 9th day of April "A.
d. 1852 so much of said mining claims, belonging TO
said deceased, to-wit: One twentyourth interest in
said Prtania claims and the appurtenances, and the
undivided one-thrd of the above described strip of
ground will be offered said aforementioned day at
PUBLIC SALE, on the premises between the hours of
10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock p. NJ said day. to the
highest bidder for cash.
Persons desiring to make good profitable and safe
investment of small amount of money, will find it to
their advantage to call and examine the claims Of
fered They in good working condition with Tun-
nels, Sluices, Hose &c. complete.
JOHN H. ATCHIsoN, Adm,rs.
ELIZA JANE CRADD0CK, Aa'n i''
North San Juan, Feby 26, 1859.
N. B. Enquiry as to price and terms can be made of
O. p Stidger and Mrs. Craddock at North San JUAN
of John II. Atchison, at Garden Valley Yuba county
30tds
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Gew this areek.
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A CARD.

A CARD.
Having sold my stock of Drugs. Paints and Oils to
Messrs L. L. Mcclure and retired from the business,
desire TO thank old customers for their patronage.
and recommend my SUCCESSORS to them competent
Druggists and Apothecaries, who will continue the bus
iness in much better style than they found it. They
will remain at the old stand until further notice.
All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to
hereby requested settle their cunts
possible. B. 2. AVERY.
North San Juan, March 18th, 1852 80 Wv
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A. New T1cKET.-Mooney of the
Folsom Cypress, nominates james Cor
don Bennett for President, and Mrs.
Jas. Gordon Bennett for Vice President,
in 1860. We do not know whether
this is subject to. the decision of the
Charleston Convention, or not.
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IMPoRTANT.-On Monday evening
last the officers of the State and mem
bers of the Senate and Assembly gave
Miss Carrie Hifert complimentary
benefit.
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may look for lively time here if we are
ever blessed with water and fall; and I
think our mining district will then
compare favorably with any in the State.
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Summons,

SunHnl OnS.
State Of California, County Of Neuada
Township Of Bloon.feld-ss. Justi-
ces' Court. Before s. McBrown,
j. T.
The People of the State of California to Messrs Oswe
Co, or Joseph Daglen.
NOU are hereby summoned to appear before the
undersigned, Justice of the Peace, at his office in
SAID township Saturday, the I'd day of April A. ID.
1852 at II o'clock NJ, to answer the complaint of w
B. Churchill, who demands of you the of S37 and
As cents, due him upon account file in my Office
On failure to appear and answer judgment will be
rendered against you for the said of So. and rs
cents, and costs of suit.
Given under my hand this the Sth day of March, A
d. 1859 BOWS S. McBROWN j. p.