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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-15
SheriH's sale.

DY virtue Of an alius n kd to me directed, and
ID delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court Of
davidson county, Tennessee, at is september Term,
1889 will expose 90 public SALE to the highest bidder
Tor cash. the Court house Yard. ia the City Of Nash
vile Tuesday, the i5th day OF December. 1859, all
the right title claim, interest and estate which John
c. MctemOrc then had, ar may have since acquired
In aud 10 the folloxing described Lots Pieces ii
Land situated Ia the State 81 Tennessee, county Of
Davidson city Of shy lille being Lots Nos. LIS aud
lie ia what Is known a. the Burrows Grove plan OF
lots, which j. registered IA The Registers once Of
Davidson county, b. Book ;, rage co. and TO which
reference Is made FOR more tull desert ptIon Refer
ence Is also made g. deed registered the Regis
tsr's ONCE of DIvidson county IA Book s psges
697, 6as aud 699. ; Is. Marshall 10 said McIemOre,
being levied on rs the property OF John c. Nc
lie mere, satisfy Judgment rendered Ia favor OF
Robert Woods, ex 'cutor, agaiEs. John c. McLemoTe
Levied 10th Of october. 1888
JAMES ". HINTON,
Sheriff uf Davidson county.
By +. C. DRAKE, Deputy sheriff.
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Hoilow ayss Pfils.-liso1s aisorssrs
every sype, from slight dsrangcneHs o. NE hvsr
Ia eoanfglsa aaDdses, sna taseraaianis - Tie msss
obstinate syre, are saolaea By e'ssss q HI
lo~ay Pas. Ne 20 NAlasa Lass. y. r.
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%-Every girl who intends to qualify for
marriage, should go through a course ofcook-
cry. Unfortunately, few wives are able TO
dress any thing bat themselves.
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Houses and Lots
AT PUB Lie SA lie.

nS FRIDAY. lsTH NuNFM8ER, lsSs, on the pre-
~ uasss, agil sell Al pablie sale, had valuable
improved proEcTts ~ the late Aks- rsrger, Situated
College streettn Mctisxosk's arst adaftion. The
ot fronts niets ave feet College, street. aud
bark absst ls0 feet q Ai!ry- I4srs are - o
frame llauss, alSh All stAer ucccSsaFy hSaszss
90 The ie4, which has bees divided and each coa-
thfee g. slk Eoaas, ali Ia good frssalf
fAix psop rty IL staated In u tie thickly
sctilsd and East snpEos inE additions - NAsAville
and y ta every r~sfsect as.is.bis property Ne
stsla eAFussty c.ii LAe atte1Soa ~ those wishlns
purchase isesst zad cosafartaris haasss - thls
sae, An9 would asa Examination 81 Il before "a
e sale.
FaEzs 90 s4fs-sts third cash baisnes h enc .ad
80 years, wstA interest. aifd4 sisn retaised.
4. T. sLksc9lk Co.,
nass-tsls Akeata
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE
S E n A T E.
MoNnAY- Nnx. Ia. Is5,

MONDAY, Nov. IA, 1859.
Mr.. Hildreth presented petition from
John Stanfeld and John Fl. Bryant Read
ing petition dispensed with. and petition re-
ierred to committee on Internal Improve
ments.
Mr. Minis introduced bill to incorporate
DeSoto Institute. Passed first reading and
referren to committee on Private IncOrpora-
tions.
Mr.. Love. a bill TO amend the act passed
Feb. II. 1852. entitled An act to authorize
and regulate the business of banking. Pass
ed first readiug. and referred to committee on
Banks.
Thu resolution to create Joint Select
Committee in connection with similar COM
mitier from the House, upon the charter OF
Banks, was rejected.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Bill 10 amend subsection of SAP of the
Code. to exempt from taxation the property
aud stocks OF Literary and Benevolent As
sOcations. Pass d third reading
Bill supplemental to Sec. PAP of the Code,
prohibiting County Court Clerks from ssu-
ing license of marriage to minors without
consent OF parent or guardian. was rejected.
Mr.. Bradford moved to reconsider the vote
rejecting. and then moved to lay that mo-
ti"n on the table. which prevailed.
Inc DIN regulating the salaries OF State
Treasurer, and Secretary of State, increasing
salaries of each to SIS co. was after some
discussion, re-committed to the Committee on
Ways and Means.
HOUSE BILLS ON FIRST READING.
Bill to regulate the practice in obtaining
writs of error. Passed first reading and re-
ferred to Committee on Judiciary.
Bill to establish the Seventh Chancery
DiVlSInn of TpnupSGpp h.. cnp1EOs,d of tha
counties OF OVerton, Jackson, Macon, Sumner
Robertson, Montgomery and Stewart. Passed
first reading aud referred to Judiciary Com.
mittee. -
Mr.. Stanton moved to reconsider the vote
rejecting the resolution To appoint joint
committee on Bank Charters, which motion
prevailed, and on motion of Mr.. Minis il
was amended striking out so much of the resO-
luton as creates a special committee, and
as amendment. the resolution was adopted.
The Senate then adjourned to nine O'Clock
tomorrow.
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Runaway Negro TO be Sold.

DURSUA ANT 10 the Law In such case provided 1
aasI sell 10 the highest bidder for cash al The
Court House Nashville, saturday, the 10th da
OF Deoembe 1853, a gsgro named Jack Jack
was cammhsed 10 the AL 81 Davidson county on
the eth day 81 November. ISIS, represented when
committed that he belonged u Alexander Jones' Of
Faystt eouatv, Alahama ant has nOt been reclaim
ed. lie y about 80 years old. fs.t incAes high,
apd pegns ABOUT 40 pounds, and Is u dark com
piexou. Sse Under the law, aud viii communicates
good title agaiast al OTners See section 2sss u
the Code Of tennessee.
:, ". HINTON.
sheriff u DzNl3son cSa lty.
BY fao<. HoaoS, Jailor. Bovl0-<d
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HOUSE BILLS ON FIRST READING.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, Nov. IA, 1859.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
PI,TIrInNs

MONDAY, Nov. IA, 1859.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
PETITIONS.
Mr. Guy presented petition from sundry
citizens of Hardeman county for new vOt-
ing precinct in that county.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. Gillespie. a bill to establish Chanccry
Court al the town of Dunlap in ScquaIchie
county.
Mr. w lliams. of Hickman, Il bill TO incor-
porate the Crntrevile and Pine River Rail
road Company.
Mr. Jones, a bill to amend section 42l OF
the Code.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Farrelly's resolution to appoint a
Committee to consider and report as to the
propriety of purchasing mansion for the
use OF the Governor, was adopted.
The bill to repeal sections 1919 aud 1920
was rejected Oh 2nd reading.
The bill to amend the bastardy laws was
indefinitely postponed.
Several 5, nate bills were disposed of on LIST
reading.
The House then adjourned till u z. NJ.
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L0uisVitte and Nashville
RAILROAD.
s -. - - 80 -

TWO through Passenger lrai. between N2sh-
Il vile and Louisviie making clos, ennhertss,ns ~
Louisville Tor New York, Boston, Ihi adrI h.a Pal
iltnore, Washington City, Buiial"; Niagara FaIls
tieN Gland en-, Hnati, ~ Ions, aud tie I. West
First tram caves NashVile ~ 5 A Nj d.ly "A n
ping al Gailttiu, Bu~H Green, Glasgow Jan,t n
hIabeihtown and alirrgular stat ioi south Of Ieb
anon Junction. hen sigua' led by flag, .nd a Fiv.
my IN Louisvin At 2.0i. NJ Return ne leaves
Louisville al ESQ a. NJ. stopping as above nd ar
ug IN Nashville 81 $40 = Il
second iTan leaves Nas4N lie AZ .o5 r. N dytiN
Sundays eHcepIvd) siopiiDg A. FIRST train ana an
IA n ~ L'ul- vile al l. At nlght. Returning leaves
LOUSY le AT 2:2l +. NJ stopping as above aud ar
irving IA Nashville a. 1910 az night ' . -T
Gallaiiy Accommodation TiAln i,avcs Nrshv die
daiy Sundays exeeited) al 4:Oe =. AZ stopping "a
regular stations when signalleu By aas al ann
ing IN Gallaun at :25F +. II. Return fng leaves Ga a
TN at 20 A NJ, and arrives IN NashvlII, ~ SIS
A. ". - :
JAMES +. GAMBLE, Supr
a J. FIELD, Gen ! Ticket Agt now dtf
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80 PearlsIreet, Ny
KEROSENEis also to be obtained al the Manu- &c.
tuers frioces, Of ali theNeW York Wholesale Drug
lrgirs, CIR GERS ,Camphee aud burning Fluid Manu-
a0turers and callers IN Lamps.
N-B--kEROSENE It's the trade mark of the Kero
sene OH Co., and all persons cautioned agaius
using the trademark Tor other oils. Octs-sxn
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Dissolution.
Notice.

n HE Subscribers to the Stock Of the Spring
street Bridge Company are req ssted 20 meet a
the Office or A. v :. Lindsey, Esq, S~sirday
the 10th day Of december next, for the purpose Of
eecting seven Directors
BY order of the Commissioners.
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BRANDY. BRANDY..

NATf have iast reeelVed 20 be sold Tor secpnSt o
w es8sig Gees. the foi owing suseftcr branoy siH
Half rfpes oszrd, hupey = 60 taKnscs tst2i
4 . 8 Fn<1 CASTELAR, Co. = lssS,
sQasrteF a Rssqsls 1851.
Oard, fuPey 4 Co lass:
The above wtf be ssia % eredit q tour maths
u nel aisposed az Frssteas y car nsxt auescE ssis
-fTssesaay sexs) Il viii bs caerud 4aeti9n. Cal
CARTER wIISF0RD co
eszzT 10. n4fkeg sEtses.
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A SMALL &s<afsmsnt 81 sAsss sspeFier GoIn
n pass, the des Eeeslssa b -
3. HAcAs,
nesti-sf "a cnsxs "a
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Fancy Goods.

yUsr reesivea 8 fresh stock Of Fancy Goces,
csnss Rrashas. PaTsez. Peeket Books. Porsr
saaAiss Leather Sstrbsis, TrsgeiznE Gases, Sheli
ekiag csmhs, Yes; Battoas. isassFs, Straps. folsz
ssrars. >cisSoFs. kasysz. ke-s siifsr s.,sisw ~.
noviea J. y Mn3ziL-
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LAST WEEK.
pnvl9
furnishing and Fancy Goods.

I'VE sFe now ecelving nue assortment Of Par
w H8shiug Ssads ,aG which Fame SHIRT
ery variety ofPasteFus ana latest say ies-coliars
owes ,SesPe HaeFs. Robes Nerk Ties, Pocket HAnd.
rchIefs, usnhfuilae, ISBf.tzA IA kt--sFery vafse-
--Msney Beiss, HALL HsisE--as cotton, Wool No
%. Aaa "a sAnlere--gRAHEING saAwl :. tsaant.
- ef Raekskib KID ase Calf, 10. for sale -
naxlsnf ). a.. AcssfLL-
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LADIES VESTS.

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nsTt.-lf ] H., ae9IiL-
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Reduced Price.
AUsTENS, Agents,

Reliable orders from the Trade, by Mail or Tele-
graph, nlled, Oh application To
The Sierra citizen., 1859-03-19
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &C.,
SHERIFF,S SALE.

hereby that and by virtue Of Order Of
In directed issued the honorable District Court
judicial District Ser.a State of California,
Honorable presdgon audgment rendered there
18th day of March, AD 1889 in of HENRY ROBIN
SON and OLIVER WOOD composing the m of Robinson Wood
against E. w. HASKELL G. w HASKELL c. HASKELL and
JACOB WINANS for the of Four Hundred and FOrtywo
Dollars and Eighty Cents with per interest per mOnh
the from the 18th day of March, d. 1852 together with
Seventwo Dollars costs suit damagesas record
with accruing have levied seed and will
public auction in front of the Court House Door in the
town Of Downieviile, State and County aforesaid,
On the 9th day of April, A. D. 1859,
the hours of "a NJ and 5P NJ all the right title and in
said W. Haskell G. W. HASKELL c. Haskell and Jacob
Wnans and to the following described property wtA that
upon which House situated said
being 100 oequarter ection and
follows commencing the north at oak
bazed running 6ods thence east 100 thence
north 100 rods thence inning Together with
all buildings appurtenances and fixtures said land including the
building called the House. Said house and land situated
the ridge leading from Downieye to Camptonv about hve
miles south of Gooyears Bar in the county Sierra Also
hundred and sixty of Land situated in valley about half
mile south the house known the Mountain House, bounded
follows commencing blazd about 100 rods in west OF
the summit of Goodyear Hill running thence outhery d
according bazed easerly
direction right angles with said first n 100 od thence north
wardy parallel with said first line 160 rods thence
straight line to the place beginning Together with all and nu
heredamens and appuenance said
belonging or in anywe appertaining.
EDWARD IRWIN, Sheriff Sierra County.
By G. E L. OULD Under Sheriff.
WILL CAMPBELL, Attorney for Plaintiff. It's
The Sierra citizen., 1859-03-19
SHERIFF'S SALE

NOTICE that
~ Sale directed issued of the Honorable
for the 18th Judicial District County of Sierra State of California
Judgment rendered therein the 2h day of September
A. D. 1885, favor of SENECA MCCRORY JAMES
b. DOUGHERTY, WILLIAM WILKINS, JAMES DOUGHERTY
WILLIAM BRANNORK BARNEY ROARK, JAMES DAUGHTERS
and DANIEL WEIGH for the of Four Thousand
Dollars with four cent interest month the from the
25h day of September 1885, together with One Hundred Dol
and with
have levied and seized and will SALE public
auction front of the Court House Door, in the Downe
vile, State and County aforesaid,
On the 9th day of April A. D. 1852
9 A..
right said Dougherty wilkins
Dougherty William Bannork Barney
Daniel Wech and the following described
to wtOne undivided half of certain Canal Water Ditch
Dead Wood Ravne
adjoining mining districts county
called
Ditch together with all and singular the
privileges hereuno belonging
pertaining all the above described property being Sierra
county, State of California aforesaid
EDWARD IRWIN, Sheriff of Sierra County
BY C. E. Z. OULD, Under Sheriff.
VIM NJ. STEWART, Attorney for Plaintiff. IT'S
The Sierra citizen., 1859-03-19
SHERIFFfS SALE.

IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
In of Sae directed issued OF the Honorable
Court for the 18th Judicial District County Sierra State
California judgment rendered therein the 25 day Of
septembef A. D. 1hs in favor Of JAMES WILLIAMS and
against HENRY SPENCE, KEARNY, JOHN DEMPSEY,
BARNEY ROARK, JAMES DAUGHTERS and DANIEL WEIGH
Twentyeiyht Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars
with per month the 25th
Of September D. 1885, together with One Hundred and
record aecrung have levied upon seized
expose public auction, front the Court
Door, Downeyie State and County aforesaid,
On the 9th day Of April, A. d. 1859,
between the hours of A. NJ and P NJ all the right title
said Defendants in and to the
Consisting undivided half of the
ggings, the County Sierra
niaknown the Constitutional Ditch
purpose of the waters of Canon Geek and its bu
Grizzly Canon Dead Wood Dls Ravine
Morrisons Dggings together with all
singular heretaments appnenance
belonging. EDWARD IRWIN, Sheriff Sierra County.
VIM NJ. STEWART, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Downeyille, March Is, 1852
The Sierra citizen., 1859-03-19
MARRIED.
DISTRICT COURT SUMMC

DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.
DISTRICT COURT, SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT
FOR THE COUNTY OF SIERRA.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY SIERRA, 80
BRACKETT BOWEN j. j. MAY ED. E. ELLIOTT Et. Al.
brought District Court 18th Judicial District
Complaint filed in County Sierra Office Clerk
of the said District Court.
1,HE People of the State of California j. j. May EDWARD
f. ELLIOTT, WM PATTERSON, the North Western Company
Union Company Associations Mining purposes Wm
Defendants GREETING You
against
in District Court the 18th judicial District
County the Complaint filed copy
this
servce) this
within this County this County
ca District within served of said District then
within forty Judgment by default will be taken
The said action brought Forecose certain Mortgage
crbed in Plaintiffs Complaint for the of Four Thousand Six
Hundred and Twelve Dollars and Cents with legal
thereon from the hereof and that the
may be to be sold and for writ of nuncon enonng
and restraining the Defendants Patterson Could May and Elliott
from taking gold from the morgaged premises and the North
and Union Companies either them from paying
Of the gold of the premises either of said Defend
and that receiver be appointed receive all god
snd dividends of said property until the sale thereof II
fail and the said Complaint above required
the Plaintiff will apply the Court for the relief therein
~ Given under hand and Seal said
of the 18th judicial District, this 18th day of March,
-. A. D. 1852 RALPH ELLIS, Clerk of District Court
~ 73m By GEO. E. TALLMADeE Deputy Clerk.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-03-19

CHEAP PCRUELrY.-Capt Wakeman was lately fined $50
in San Francisco for the nficon of cruel and unusual
punishment upon sailor. Cruel and unusual punish
ment is CHEAP in San Francisco.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-03-19
Sierra Turnpike Company.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN ASSESSMENT HAS
IN this dav been levied of Twenty Dollars $50 0 each share
of the Capital Stock of the Sierra Turnpike Company payable
the First Day April A. D. 1852 Subscribers the Stock Of the
Company their the following named firms
and who authorised to receive the and receipt
therefor, viz
Marysvle, to DECKER, BRuMAGIM Co.
Camptonvlle, to GEo. S. SAUNDERS;
Goodyears Bar to JAS. NEWELL;
Downievlle, to WM II. LADD & Co.
BY order of the Board, WIN. H. CHEEVER,
Sec'y Sierra Turnpike Co.
Downevie March 10th, 1859.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-03-19

In THE LAupABLE EATTrrupE-The best evidence of the
usefulness OF journal is found in the fact that it dis
pleases somebody otherwise it would be negative
sheet performing good purpose in society, but pro-
tracing existence for desirable object We do
not wish to, and will not, publish such paper. Our
object is to assist aud sustain certain moral principles
such believe to be identified with position in
society. We believe such principles will affect our
standing a community and town. and whenever
these principles rodden under foot by judges
ures, any body else. voice will be heard loudly
calling them to of their duyRed Bluff Beacon
The Beacon is placed in the laudabe attitude, and
its enemies will discover when they that words Of
theirs will neutralize its influence An intelligent and
upright with newspaper, is ten thousand times
powerful in the and quiet pursuit of his duties
than all little town combinations of character question
and loud escape pipes of egotism and SANDER His
position, without his effort is sufficient to Withstand
their envenomed and vulgar talk which at length be-
comes stale in dsreputable places The Journalist
whose motives are honorable and whose independence is
fearless may feel pain from the Misrepresentation of
street blowers and vain imposers but the comes
speedily in the reflection that all around him of
superior worth whose silent esteem obliteraes the great
est injury which loose and lying tongues can nfic on
private feelings or public reputation.
For AND AGAISsr.-The principal argument against
Kkpatrcks Revenue is that proposes to increase
the number of collectors The principal argument in
its favor is that it proposes to equaze and reduce taxa
tion and render its collection certain. The argument
against reaches to the superficial notion that there
already too many public officers; the argument for,
reaches to those profound considerations of public policy
which aim to relieve the people of their most greyous
burdens.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-03-19

AMALGAMATIoN BY A CHINA WoMAN.-Tlle San Francis
co Morning Call states that female Chinese, residing
Jackson street. lately gave birth to three young ones,
each of whom possesses certain characteristics which dis
tngush three of the great original races which divide
mankind, viz: the Mongolan, the Crcassian and the
African This item is equal to the Calls argument in
favor of Chinese gration-efective only in its alb
surdity.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-03-19

THE WOMAN WITH THE THOUSAND DOLLAR SHAWL
Sale made last week in San Francisco of ladys
shawl for $1,000. This is opportunity for expressing
dsapprobation of thousand dollar shawls we have al
ways been ready to say that woman who will carry
thousand dollars so loosely in shawl cannot carry
herself angelicay upright. The taste which demands
thousand dollar shawl is unrened, if not absolutely
vtiated, and would rather espouse the unadorned
contents of poor calico frock than expect happiness
with thousand dollar shawl.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-03-19

DEFANT.-The San Francisco Times defes the rankest
pro-slavery, any other paper in California, to find
single principle it has advocated to which it can
fairly squarely take exceptions Would it be fair
and square to admit that the Republican Times has a
number Of principles, and lump them to take exceptions
to the whole?
The Sierra citizen., 1859-03-19

THE STATE OF OREGoN-Inasmuch as Congress has
admitted Oregon into the Union must call her the
State of Oregon. 1t is to be hoped that she will now
wash her face her Clothes comb her hair and 9TH
erwise endeavor render herself fit be with the
rest of the family AS Territorial female she has not
acted very sweetly reputable.
The Sierra citizen., 1859-03-19

SUPREME CouRT DECsIoNs.-Burke 8; Hughes the
Table Hountain Water Company & Ldfoyge.-This is
an action of jectment brought to ditch The
complaint alleges possession in the defendants; the
answer denies that defendants unlawfuy wrongfuly
and in violation of plaintiffs rights had the possession"
This is no denial of plaintiffs allegation; the avermen
is therefore admitted by the pleadings
The time within which notice shall be given to produce
paper, so to pave the way for parol proof of its
contents lies in the discretion Of the Court and if the
time not sufficient enable the party notified to pro-
dnce it. the appellant should make that fact appear
affirmatively. Judgment affirmed
The People ps. fh Fong.-The Judge charged orally,
and then offered to put the charge in writing if the
sci requested This is The prisoner has right
to the charge given in writing and the record must
the defendant need not except to In this
spect, criminal differ from civil cases.
Farrell e. Farrell rs. Enright.-The seventeenth
tion of the first Article of the Constitution does not
fct with the common law rule which prohibits resi-
dent aliens from inheriting real estate. TO enable
alien inherit real estate he she must be bona fde
resident of the State at the time of the descent cast
Democratic Standard
| Conner Us. Hutchinson.-The parties and several
other persons tenants in of aract OF land
claimed under Spanish grant; the other claimants
entered into agreement with the defendant and
jerome Davis for the prosecution Of the proceeding
necessary to obtain confirmation. stpulaing that the
expenses attendant upon the execution Of Me agreement
should be borne by the claimants in proportion to the
interest which each possessed in the property. The
plaintiff sued the defendant upon his prOnissOry note
and the defendant set up offset clam for services
rendered and money expended in the exeuton of the
agreement. The Court below, apparently treating the
defendant and Davis Joint refused to ad
nit any evidence of the separate claim OF the defendant
This is error at least so far the eypehture is
cerned Judgment reversed, and cause demanded for
further proceedings
The Sierra citizen., 1859-03-19
NEW ADvExrIsEmENTs
NEW ADVEKTISEMENTS.
BANK EXCHANGE I!
CORNER OF MAIN AND COMMERCIAL STREETS,
Rasement Of Chase,s Fire-Proof Building.
q p nON0vAN

yXTOULD respectfully his friends and the public that he
w opened the abovenamed Saoon and having fitted 1t
up in STYLE his Bar with the choicest brands OF
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &C.,
together with the finest qualities Of
LAGER BEER, ALE AND PORTER,
He can assure Them establishment they will find
every thing conducive to their shes.
w Entrance to BANK EXCHANGE Main street. and
Commercial door Ladd Cos Banking House.
A.H. DONOVAN.
Downeyiue March 18th, 1889 7tf
The Sierra citizen., 1859-03-19

EOHN MAGUIRE will supply the public with all the various
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