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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24
invariably, atix to their garments more or less Of
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invariably, aix to their garments more or less Of
ttefHrsfs CesaAcn.s slisa ekpacrslzc she
dress Of am Indian.
III has bsenobscrvci that the Po,towatsmIessin
this region, were generally pcaccablc III fhcirAd de-
meaaoso 18Th isave vesdsihoap bbs s3rit.
somewhat tyasical crept, said 70 have occurred
at the Aubnaubee village, abpnt shortly nafser
the time that the earliest settlers located thea
sesss khths oeuaty. 11icO cschnsta asSs)ss aSy
hive been ed TO me, ,werc SUBSTANTIALLY "a
f,Ilows: Ths eiief .stef; siiom Sic 5se mention-
ed village Vas named, possessed d blQodtlirs,y,
disposition, especially when iptoy;cl ted. Irsome
of his drunken lrsN Is. he had if Avn correctly in
formed. killeftwo Ia Hans, which perhaps w,re
relatives "A council was consensl to deliberate
OF his punisAmens., Thiscounc1, following an an
cicnt custom, decide ithat a son'of the murderer
should be theavenser ofb'ool and STAY his father.
The chief heating Of this decision msnitested to a
striking degree the ciaaractersticsof an bidian.-
Placing limself before his son he con,manded him
to execute the sentence Of the eoimcil, declaring
that he WIS ready AMI willing 10 die. The son,
not entirely destitute of Iial affection. shruHk at
fist from tile horrible mandate, hut finding that
the decision OF the council imperative, henerv
himself FOR tie OCCASION and inflicted upon his
f.thcr mortal wound The chief applaudcd tho
act of his son. called<hm good brave, fingered a
few hours and expired.
- In my next, I sail confnc my atten'i,n 20 in
cidents which occurfed am ,ns the white settlers Of
the county. ier i
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24
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JOS p o. 0aEc W Co, M, July . .lS55--s
Msssss FI-rsixcs IR1s.. s-y ~
D-ar Sirs: have u.cd d..
NIL MES CELEBRATED NERMlFucE
prep 'red ls y1u, in iny'nlily, and 40 tank it,;,
in->, rrrptrIism Eow in us. for cx ,rllins WORMS
fssun the bum N - stem. VS. nsir.ibDr.h,ve also
used il VIII tic sane success. YOu are-at liberty
t,asc this IS yoa'scc III. Yours, &C.,
WN. O. NETTLE.
T re above, isa sample of the certificates daily
received by the pro?rietors. Fleming Brothers. OF
MLANE'S CELEBRATED rE2MIFUGE- &
LIVER Pills. We think Nc safe in say;rt.
ties she nos reliable and popular rsmedics OF
t'irodsv.
~ Parcl ,<crs will be careful to ask for d..
ML,vk's CEiErE,rEo VesaITuGE, manufactured
.. fLfssvs Bsss-~of P.ttsJnrg:, Pr. All other
Vc-mifuscs in comparison ara worthless. Dr.
VI Lanes genuine Ncrniifusc. a.sa his celebrated
Liver Pills, now be had ut all respectable Drug
Stores None ycnaiae ,rif.ouf tar siynaare NJ 5 ,
ISL FLEMING BROS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

zNrw B~I,sSes-trc isrins erected IN vsrioss
p<sb Of toxs- There is room FORA few nsorc
however in Fac su',us',s-, A.a,st any nnasisr of
go,f briek cssll 6st quick sale here AZ s. or Sc
per VI. 50 sc think.- Where car they be made
aud who gill IN IKE them,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

THASKs-Sinccre thinks, to all Of our copten-
por,ries for commcndatory notices Two or three
times our typos have taken the liberty to repubsh
some OF these notices contrary to our will. Here
after We shall cndcavor is avoid sounding our own
praise, even IN this involuntsry manner. n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

VI ARRIED--At the rssincncc of the groom's
father, in Tyner City, ON the 20th OF Much, 1S39,
by II. b. F.lcohbery. Esq, NJ Dawn W., HUI.
To Ms. HARRIET II. SISc-EroS. Nay happiness
aiten the pair. faa II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

IL Mr.. George Vihnedge, one Of onr oldest and
At respected citizens, with s William r.
and family, IeA tbs county GA yesterday for tl'e
purpose IF settling in Lake county, near Lakeyil!c-
Tie former scsicaax soaked in tnis comfy in the
f4u q ls3A We eesrer ais departure from among
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

TIE PATENT LEVER SEwfxc MACHINE.
MAScFAcr;REp ~ THE GLoEr MAxt
FAcT,EISs, COMPANY, 500 BRo,DwsY,
Nf.w loRK,
My be truly regarded as The "ne pins ultra" oi
sowing machines and all Who are wishing 10 find =
Machine Which Is CAPABLE of doing any Aipi OF sew
lag for raiIors ain! Housewives, with saisf c. o.
heretofore unknowis--souil lusc .vtire in order
ing one oftic PsfI.NE Lii. ~. AAt;itAk ~, which
are occups simar position to~ ar Is other wnc
machines that piiEir i.EsEa NAf,N (aDd
every body knows IL y,is;c) occupies towards 4
I.sYine ear any Other second nate watch.
This Machine m ;kcs the lock St;ch,'' whici
looks the same on both sides Of the fabric, ano
which u:liiict i,crip cd. tTf
z i PRICE $50. ~ ~
In all respects cf,s, osmsrhines heretofore SOLD
NJ 4 hundred doilafs and urN-iris.
Spec p.sgs al sewing se,lcty the PsrExrT IEvEs
MAriIxE, NJ; be f,rva I'D % :n,y pirt of tie cot.n
Try. urois rcceirt, of arosta;,c stump.
n. b. An cncrgcticsurt reliable Agent IS want
el in eyertowa and village in tse~u acted State
and snadaS TO sell flfe abosf n.incl rhie. Al
sivahsSeevsis arrangement win he nii,'cuith til
right kin, of merchant aho is willing have tn
exclusive ascpcys Address,
-Ht'iE ,. C'sbc Manufacturing Company,
FEB, a2a--4f6, II sso Bpoa.3asN Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

s.TnE LONE SrAR.-Published once in a-slays,
in Columbus, O., aadin Louisville Ky. Mrs Maria
Farley Emerson, editor and proprietor IL
The above is the title, &C., ola deleetablc lille
sheet which was broushtto town and freely cineu'
lated last week. isa beautiful little paper pr'n-
t.sl of sparkling items Of niostall sorts VIC don't
know the imaginable Of the Bone Star NOE toswIsas
constellation il belongs. It's sudden appearance
and departure at first led us to believe that it Fas
a comet, but as it had no ''fcry tail'-.he usial
algsendage efcs nets veegrIsnsed etIfrSise
It's editor and proprietor is lecturer and lcrs
addressing thcsteriie, SEX she favored about lwo
jsesofshis sq,6as becp sn.bls ialssrs Lon:
live the Lone Str.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24
toNsT.A3EG:.

GEORGE .FONEROY, se arc requested to
sn,,u.c i a car d'date Tor Con>tahls of Center
towns an. 3, il,e appreach:ng April election. n
M.rci, %, iSa9. lao,9l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

DlED-In Green township, Msrshal county,
Ind, Friday evening last, MIS-. MAscAKEr
SIrLE, wife Of Jacob Siple. ,s-.f IS 90 s.g..-f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

Green Township Republicap Convention.
The Republicans OF Green township a,crequcst
cd Ia niece the School III ,,ssa VI. L. Smiths.
on 1lfors law March Ist, at o'clock. p ui-. fpr
the prrosc Of noninalin, Gun !;,lnte< oT tie y,ri
os,S off cs obc flied a; tire ch<uing April election
All are requested to attend
...sss 80 -nnH s1MiNY VOTERS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

Tue pDsEsss--'.'sf'rc t'e Wash'sSsonisn so :
ety. on NJ ulsy evc,in. next a. the NJ. E. Church,
vii be dclircre by H. Early, Es
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24
Tsppecaroe Township Republican, Con.
ycutiou. -Ai#tf

The Republicans of Tipprcanos township will
mcctat T.pp,e,ioctoun on Friday, April I. i-.a9.
n O'clock, p. m, for the iurlr,se of nominating
c,riids;.s i,r the Offices to be Il at the eilsuin;
4 III election. MANY VOTERS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24
Dissolnlioaill &c &c G Partnership.


u
nv. was,oTaanizcds Noscmber~e, 1851 with a
c,nital Of ono hundred thousand dollars This
COMPANY was formed with view oftaking up in
ventors of small articles of general utility, WHO are
unable to make indcpcudcnt arrangements for in
Producing their Inventions by All cquitlbc arrange
mcni with them for their rights by purchase out
and OUT or by tariff on the articles manufactured
,and sold The inventive genius OF tins country has
loue called FOR an Institution of -tis kind. The
American mind is so active, that thousands of
things are inrcnted many Of wiirr would DC really
useful To the community, but which are never in
tro,luccd, because tie lnvcptofs OF them have no
means To rlirfv tliCin but
The Captal of this Company will be devoted to
the aevcloprn cnt Of READ ya,sciu. inren.iors 81
The COMPANY have Committee on Patents
whose duty. Ii Is 10 pass upon NIL app cations and
from their large experience in such matters Invent
ors have a security that thcirinycntjonS i'll hot be
mis;udrcd; and the high character of the parties
crnlpos:n. that Committee Is asuiicici;. guaranty
that plans aud specifications NAV be submitted be-
fore patents are applied for without ans risk of
advantage being taken of this circumstance, and
when ,le,ircs. to do So the Company viii take ont
patents for others, securing for the Inventor all of
his invention dat is patcntiblc.
This Company respectfully invite Inventors to
submit 10 them their plans; and il willb rrtherins
the objects of the Company IL its officers and agents
can be Of service 10 them
ANY ono Of the following modes is acceptable to
this Company.
First: To manufacture any articles for which
their machinery is adapted by contract, the inven:
ors receiving the articles and paying for the same
ON delivery.
iS-rond: They huv any patent which Is approved
of hv their Committee. M tf:
Third: They will minuficturc anil sell ANY art
Gle which they choose to adopt siyin. to the Invent
ssc!a proportion ofthc profits as my be agreed
uaon.
Thc cxtcasive building, Nos % and II Fraakfer.
street New being about 81 feet front by over
100 feet deep, and stories hishabovc tie sidewalk.
is owned ny The President OF ths Company, and is
occupied in part by all the machinery, warcroom
aud offices of the Comp9hy where III of it, business
and sales are Transacted March Ill
T.sc american slanis ~ is nn attc,e.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

YExsEs,--Frum the New Testament TO the NUM-
during Ia re~k for recitation, in-i,e NJ T. Sunday
School. by Miss Della Sherman. This little girl,
dAaghbcrof d.. S,erni an, is nss we should ju'lsc
more III il:r' years o: age. a number OF 9th
rrs, stia yoangvr. lc,-ncd .ics htadrad Verses in
tho length oft .ns. they ..re cbntending For
mizcs. 1sta fti;ff3tist2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24
ccntcrTswn-hip Nerablican CONVENTION

The Republicans Of Center townsllip are request
ed to meet on Saturday next, the 26ih of March,
at O'Clock. a. m, for the .nurI,osc of nominating
candid ties for the several Offices 10 be flied at the
approaching April election. Br erlcr -
sibaS10 TOW NSHIP COMMITTEE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

sCo..oS PikAs Gocxr-Bc:s4n its spring session
s6 Monday las. and closed Yesterday. Judge e.
bert presiding s:s.
The number of Estate cases dockctcd was six
ty-four-and of civil cases twenty-cisht. A large
number Of cases were continued bccaasc of the re-
cent change Of the time of holding the Court
hence the shortness Of the term.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

KILLED nv LEns---Ns- Joel Burden, OF North
township. in this county died on Friday evening
last in consequence OF injuries rvceivcd from the
Rr<s Of tree falling ani striking him on the head
q e hours previous. he hid, VIC lrarr, cut re
OF, and was watching it f when struck by the Limb,
which the falling tree broke of from one near BY
He was knocked scnsc.css by the blow and laid
riere he fr! FOR some time, ba. finally recover, d
sakcirn,ly To walk to h- house am. rriate th'
above circum- snccs, no oac hssinS witnc>se
them, snin short time thereafter fell out OF the
CHI air xherc he sitting. AMI dies, bcs'se rscs.i-
cal assistance could be sent co.. Mr. b. was r''r
but honest nan. tie had the misfortune to get
both his feet badly frozen in the early part OF t'
wia.er srom vi. i ~ h,l Just recovered
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

UNovTowS-A fsicnd Informs us That the tom
pcrance men and women of uniontown have re-
Gently accomplished great work in the way of
reformation. A WashinStonian society has been
thoroughly oanizc, and il is aimed by the hes,
citizens of the community. More than forty sign
the pledge at one meeting. 4 few withhold tlcir
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

C A letter received from one OF the Fixes RI ak
emyrants that started from this place on the nth,
dated at Dyer, March II, says that the company
found the roads 50 bad shat they came to the con-
cusion to ship their horses AMI wagons ON the rail
rosd;-that twenty mlcs.a dsy was as FAR as they
could travel, with great injury to their horses at
that The writer advises those who design going
TO the Peak all the way by land not to stut until
the roads get better They were all in good health
and spirits Soon after putting their wagons on
the cans thecove of ore belonging to a'mover was
discovered to be on FIRE which caused considerable
alarm among the Pixies Peak boys. on account Of
the powder in their wagons; but the fire was soon
extinguishej, and the alarm subsidized
We learn fsoa, the Missouri D0n'erof, OF tl's
loth since writing te above. that our boys arris cd
Mt ST. Louis on. the ssh ira boat from Ia Sale.
Illinois riser-l3 in number, under command Of
Cspt- wm- c. Shirley
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24


TExPERaScE.-Our town folks are still working
with heart and lem 70 save the inebriaie. from ipl
pending riin. ana 20 protect on Who are iikeiy to
be influenced from the use efintoxieating beverages
The w asans sonians meet every Monlay night in
the Meraodisl CIslfeB 70 persuade people 70 sign
thcir pledge, and array themselves against OF
King Alchohol The Templars also hold their
meetings regularly On Satlylay evening At lem
piars' Hail.. wewere informcd by one otthc mem
bers of this Institution that al its hsts meenns he
Witnessed a very affecting scene s'as she IN
..days ef aud ing Ssne'' ~ much respected for
his virtue and intelligence, was initiated into this
order. Afterh he wa. "cotltei and m his ht nhid,'
q number OF the brethren gatl'ersd arsana the ncx
made ra-n5er and cxtcnaings thcis -hsrsb said@
Welcome, brother. The man, latterly unused to
greetings ofthis sort, gave vent 10 his feelings and
his tears ran I'm like rain. Other eyes too, nm
used to weeping. were noissened, AMI all present
were happy in the h,pe tts~ they had sAyed one
""1- z.N1 NfT < UC { g
May these temperance brethren and sisters work
faithfully on, proving true to each other, their
nesbors and their creator. and Trey will live hap
PLY on eart, and glorously in the Temple above.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

Success attend you, ladies' and gentlemen of
uniontown, while engaged in the Of suffering
humanity
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24
patent which is approved
rae a,acric,n sI,nls rr il an aftic,

of great utility and b. nSfi to Smokers. Persons
afflicted with Bronchitis. Asthma, Dyspepsia, Liver
complaints Kidney affections can rocure SroS
GEs MrDrcArED for these various diseases ny obi
DR.. 7Lors.. Soliby the irericaH Trades tossea-
ny. Nos, % AMI y fralkvrt-st lMar5-lIl
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
JAS. B. BowLIN.

IHroUing Orcrboard the Great GExs.
The President seems to be trying to
save the sinking Democratic ship as sail
ors sometimes save man-of-war. viz :
by throwing all the big guns overheard.
When the storm first came on he pitched
overheard the greatlgun Popular tSov-
ereignty." This made q great splash,
but failed to right the ship; SO he pitch
after it that other great Democratic gun.
Free Trade Finding the craft still
labored heavily, be next hove overheard
the sevicable gun. Economy" Now.
in this panic. he heaves overheard an
ther immense gun. the Monroe Doc.
trine. All in vain, We fear. The
shipwreck is inevitable, even if the
W hole armament goes overboard.-Al
bany Journal.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
COnStable'S Sale,

State Of California, Coxnly Of Nerada:
Ry virtue of an Execution to me delivered issued
- from the Court o. H. X. Turner Esq. an acting
Justice of the Peace in and for the County afors-
said, bearing date May 9th 1882 to satisfy judg-
ment rendered by said court the2lst day of April
1859, in favor of s. W. Stoddard, and against C. B.
Barstaw for the sum of S72,S Debt, interest," Dam
ages and cost of Suit. have taken in Execution,
and will sell to the highest bidd for cash, the fol-
lowing property to wit: all the right, title, claim
and interest that Defendant has in and to q mining
claim and all fixtures thereunto belonging called
the Montgomery ellis or American Hard Soil. sit
uated in Little York Township, and at Browns
Hill Nevada County. l will sell the same at the
Court House door in Nevada City ON Saturday the
IIth day of Juue 1859, between the hours Of s
o'clock A. M. and O'Clock H. M. of said day.
Taken as the property of C, B. Barstow to satisfy
the above demands and accruing costs.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of May.
U.S.GREGORY Constable.
Navods Msv.--Ia---
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
Singular Death efa CAad.-The Alt'

Singular Death efa Czild.-The Alta
of May 18th. records the following.
On Saturday last. a little child some
twenty months old the daughter of one
Levy, living on California street, was
taken i'll and physicinn of considerable
eminence was called in, who prescribed
for it, The prescription was put up
and the medicine administered to the
child, but it died in short time after
wards in convulsions. The circumstan-
ces of its death were so remarkable as
to excite suspicion that it was caused
either by an overdose Of medicine or
that the prescription had not been prop
erly made up. The child was buried,
however, on Sunday last. Information
of the circumstances attending the death
of the child was given to Coroner Nc
Nulty, who had the body exhumed and
a post mortem examination made of it
yesterday. which revealed the singular
fact that an iron!nail (six-penny size) was
found in the child's stomach.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

CHiNEsR PoisoNERs.-The subject of
Chinese poisons is treated of by DIR.
Macgowan. in an interesting article in
an American journal. tits one ofwhich
at present, but little is known. We find
that wholesale destruction of the Eng
lish troops, by an inoculating poison, has
been favorite project with the Celes-
tials, and sanctioned by the military au
thorities; but the opportunity for trying
it never came. Another scheme propo-
sed to Commissioner Lin was to inocu-
late all the Europeans in Canton with
leprosy as sure means of getting rid of
them. 1t was rejected, as too slow in its
operation.
The poisons which kill by inhalation
are employed in a way which give us a
strange notion of Chinese morality-in
,ilicide. DR. Macgowan coins word
o express the fact. 1t appears that pa
rents do not scruple to put out of the
way a grown up son who is likely to
disgrace his family. We quote a case
in point by way of conclusion: gov
erment functionary who had a son whose
misconduct was such that his removal
was determined on.
ITO effect the object without publici-
ty, no small fnessee was requisite on the
part of his father and friends. Suspect
ing their designs the young man became
excessively wary. On the day agreed
for his execution the father feigned to
be withholding the sons much loved
opium, until he could induce the hapless
youth to take draught of tea which he
was artfully led to suppose was drugged.
At length, affecting to be wearied by
the sons contumacy, he gave him his
opium pipe having mixed with the ge-
nial papaver another drug intensely poi
sonous. After few inhalations the
victim fell into a stupor. followed by
commissions to which his athletic frame
succumbed in less than six hours. -
Chamber JoYrnal.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
~ Why Is it that the rainbow an

~ Why Is it that the rainbow and
the cloud came over us with . beauty
that is not of earth, and then pass away
and leave us to muse on faded loveliness ?
Why is it that the stars, that hold their
mighty festival around the midnight
throne, are placed above the reach OF
our limited faculties, forever mocking us
with their unapproachabie glory F.
And why is it that the bright forms of
human beauty are presented to our view
and then taken from us, leaving the
thousand streams of affection to flow back
in almighty torrents upon the human
heart We are born for higher destiny
than that of earth. There is land
where the stars will be set outbe-
fore us like islands that slumher
in the ocean, and where the beauti-
full beings that pass before Us like me-
teor, will stay in our presence forever
Geo. D. Prentice.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
Constable's Sale.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA; COUNTY OF NE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TOWNSHIPS.
DY virtue of an Execution to me delivered issued
ID from the Court of NJ. G.. French, Esq, ON act
ing Justice Of the Peace in and for the county
aforesaid, bearing date April 30th 1859 to satisfy
judgment rendered by said court on the goth Of
April 1859 in favor Of Hendricks Ploog and
against Thos. Howard, Jas and Theo. Lewis for
the sum of $111 s4. debt, interest," damages and
costs of suit have taken in Execution, and will
sell to the highest bidder for cash. the following
property, to-wit:
All the right, title and interest Of Inward, Lewis
& Co., in and to certain lot Of Mining Claims,
situated on Alpha Hill, and known as the Moore
Simpson claims. Also set of mining claims sit
uated on Peryck's Ravine, uear Poor Mans creek,
and known as the Howard & Lewis claims.
will sell the above on Saturday, the 2sth day
Of May, 1859, between the hours of o'clock A. M.
and O'Clock, P. NJ, of that day in front Of the
Justices Office in Washington. Taken as the prop
erty of Howard, Lewis L Co., to satisfy the above
demands and accruing costs.
CHAS. H. LITTLE, Constable.
May 4, 1S59-tds.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27
4 COnstable,s Sale.

QY virtue of IN Execution 10 me delivered issued
u from the courtof ]. E. squirss, Esq, an acting
Justice Of the Peace, in and for Little York Town
ship, county Of Nevada, to satisfy jndgmsnt rem.
dered by said court the 7lst Of March, 1859, in
favor Of EPHRAIM WALTERS and against JNO.
STEWART, HIRAM WILLIAMS, and the Mans
field company, for the Of $3z7 50, debt, inter
est and costs Of suit have levied upon, and will
cell to the highest bidder. for cash, SATUR-
DAY, May 2sth, 1859, the following described
property, to-wit
All the right title and interest of the above named
Stewart Williams, and the Mansfield company, in
and to set ofMining claims, situated on Empire
Hill, Little York Township, known as Stewards, or
the Mansfield company's claims, with appurtenan-
ces belonging thereto.
The above sale to take place between the hours
Of o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock, P. ~, In front Of
the Justices 0fice, in Little York.
1859. :
April 22-td J. MCCONNELL, Constable.
The Nevada journal., 1859-05-27

A Succesyal Narigator.-The Saa
Francisco Times says that Capt. W. L.
Dali. the Commander of the steamship
Northerner. now on her voyage to Ore.
gon and British Columbia, has made not
far from two hundred trips between this
port and the North, without an acci dent
without getting his ship ashore, and
without losing the life of a passenger OF
one of his crew. More than one hun
dred ofthese have been in the steamship
Columbia. This Is an instance of sue.
eessful navigation almost unparalleled
in ocean steaming-certainly ON the
stormy coast Of Oregon.