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The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11
SlleriH1S Sale.

EY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF FORECLO IRE
ID directed and issued ont of the Hon District
Court of tn Ilt Judicial iStirt in and for the
of Nevada WHEREAS on the 18th day of January, A ID
$50 final Judgment ard Decree rendered in the
District OF the lth Judicial District of the State
of california in ard for the C. unity Of Nevada i'll favor
OF ISAAC JOSEPH and against = OPENHEIM and
AARON MENDElS son for the of SIiUu2 81 prIn-
cipa debt with interest at the rate of Ten per per
au;unI from the rendition Of Judgment until paid,
g"ther with all cosls Of suit And whereas the 18th
day of Janu3ry, 1859 il ordered and drcrocd by
tn. said Court that the Mortgage forth in Plaintiff
Comain; be fpreelosed and the property thcrain de
Scrihed. to wit
\ LOT and HOUSE situated AZ Woolscy's Flat,
on the main street the being occupied present
by - hosenhaEIp, igar store and si'ratcd be
tween the promises occupied by Mr. neil a ID prem
ssS owu'd ana occupied ly FoN Y MeuylHal with the
apppfcnances ho.euntn belonging, he levied upon aud
Sold - satisfy said iud1ncnt. interest and costs, and
the proceeds thereof applied 10 the payment Of said
sums al money aiorrs3id.
Notice is hereby given, that on SATURDA FEB
26h e59, between The hours Of 10 o'clock A. " and {
O'Clock. = in front of thr Court House door. in the
City of Nevada, viii sell 10 the highest bidder for
Cash in hand the above described property 10 satisfy
and pay the aforesaid Judgements.
GIVE under my hand. at Olicc. in the City of Ne
vada, on tins 81 day OF February lS59
:. ". BORING. Sheriff.
by Ed 3uBRELL. Deputy febi-td
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11
The Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.

A BEN VIOLENT INSTlTUT Established by
Special Endowment for the Relief of the Sick and dis
tressed afflicted with Virulen and Epidemical disease
times Eplemics. it is the object Of this Institu-
i tiun establish Hospitals to provide Nurses Phy.
sicans Clothing Food. Medic nes SC for the sick
and destitute take charge ofthe orphans of deceased
parnts and to minister in every possbl way the re-
lief OF the afflicted aud the heath of the public at large.
1t is the duv of the directors at such times TO vi if
personally the infected and to provide
eeute ms of relief. Numerous physicians not act
ing members Of the Association usually enrol Their
names on it's Books subject to be called upon to attend
its hospitals. free of charge
In tie absence of Epidemics the Directors have an
thorixed the Consulting nrgeon TO give advice and
medical aid to persons suffering under Chronic dseas
of vrucnt cha acter arising from abuse of the phvsi
cal powers NAL treatment the effects Of drugs &c
Various reports and Tracts on the and treat
mont of Chi nnie diseases, by the Consulting Surgeon
have been paoliShed for gratuitous distribution md
will be sent free Of Charge, to the afflicted
Address. for Reports or treatmene, DR. George p
Calhoun Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association NJ
Q South Ninth Sir eet. Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors
EZRA ID. HEARTwELL. pres,t
GEoRGT tMRcaitLhi eec = ney ply
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

Rl virtue of an Execution to me directed and issued
~ ont ofthe County Court of Nevada County State Of
Caliornii, on judgment rendered the 9Th dav OF
January, d 1883, in favor of \ C. Hcineken & Bro,
ana against Lewis Nass and James McCambrdre for
the sum of S94 Is debt and of suit have levied
upon the following described property to-wt All
the teh title and interest of the within named de-
iendttits Of in and to a certain Saw mill. steam enrine
ooiier and all necessary machinery connected there
WITH located about quarter of milo east of the
town OF Omega. Nevada County, State Of alifornia
Notice is hereby given that on THURSDAY lOtb
tay of FEBRUA AIRY, SO. between the hours of Tt N
O'Clock. A. NJ. and Four o'clock. p NJ in front of q
Court House Door, Nevada viii sell for cash in hand
the above described property TO satisfy andpay IL
aforesaid Judgments.
Given under my hand At Office, in Nevada on this the
Goth day of Iangaey, 1853.
S " BORING. Sheriff
En-
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11
COnStlhlp'S Sale.

CTATE pF CALIFORNIA-COTNTY OF NEVA-
- da. ss-T'wnShip of Little York
By virtue Of m E~rcu-ion 70 mr delivered issued
from the curt of II Turner. ESD acting Justice
of III Peace in and for Nevada bearing date
III y ID 1873. to satisfy Judgment rendered b-H X.
Turner on the 18th day Of January A d Is2 in favor
"ttREEN 4 JOHNSON and agansi MARTIN CROSS
for the sum OF Sl62 %. debt interest damages and
costs of suit have taken in Execution and viii sell
to the h t bidder FOR Cash. the following described
property. wiz
Al the right titlc and interest in and 70 cirtail
Mining lamS known - the 'Massa~a ausa COMPANY
Claims used on Empire Hill. Little Yor, To-, nshD
viii sell all the right, title and claim he has to the
same IN front Of the JusticcS Office Little York on
FRIDAY, FEB 18Th lSIg, between the ho RS of
O'Clock. VI AMI c'-iirk p VI Of said day taken
as the property NAKTIN CROSS to satisfy the above
demands and accFuing costs.
Given unde my hand this pol If January. $50.
J. MCCONNELL. Constable.
Tot-o
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11
AOtice of Insolvency.

n tn District Cont a 6e tourtcn:h Juch District
Of the tate of Cg'5s'rua In matter Of the Pc
'jtian Of NJ. N.Y.. m Ipsnvent Debtor
d BStsNT TN y ORDER of the Hon Niles
1 SalS. Ju;-s af the said District Court, notice is
ehy given all the creditors of the said Ins5lvcnt
NYE. 10 be AMI appear before the Hon Mics eaTlS
a,lI-~ad in nneu Court ST the Court Room of said
Court in tn city and County Of Ncvaia the th day
f F. ruz~v. \ ID 1889 az 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. of tia;
oay then and there 70 show cause, if any they can.
WHY the of said saveut Shu1ld not be granted,
and a assignment of his Estate be made, and he be
from his debts &ndliabiiiies in Pursuance
fic Statute in such made and provided and in the
time all proceedings against said insolvent be
>tav.d
itness isv hand and the saalof said Court this til
day Of aluary. A. ID 1873
S all TFI'S SrIOF.MAKER, Clerk
~ VIM Smith. Deputy
S,porx- e.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

u Up in Illinois the ladies of some
village, emulating the example of the
strong minded kand strong.fsted femi-
mines elsewhere, proceeded to break up
a whisky shop by demolishing the casks
and. bottles containing the fluid, While
engaged in this lady-like occupation, a
Mrs 6anborn fell backwards down stairs
and was killed. A cask caught her
hooPed skirt ard dragged her down to
death with it.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

New YoRK is certainly great city.
They have now Dog Boarding
House." and one is advertised at the
corner of Broadway and Forty-fifth
streets. The keeper will, for 81 per
week, board dogs, and train them for
81 So
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11
Daily Stage Line.
FROM NEVADA TO WAsniyCTo.

FROM NEVADA TO WASHINGTON
pErts On and after Ian. l. is5G the above
4SGSSt.-[s Line viii run follows
Leaving Nevada. at : O'Clock. A. NJ aud passing Inv
Mountain Spring House Alorgan's, Cold Spring hite
Clond- Gold Hill AMI Alpha, and arriving at Washington
by O'Clock in the afternoon.
1t is the NEAREST and BEST ROUTE to Washington
Omega, Scotchman's Greek, Poor Mans Creek and
Eureka.
Returning the stages viii leave the SoUTH YrBA
HOTEL every morning at o'clock. and arr wing at Ne
vada by O'Clock T. NJ. connecting with the California
Stage Cos Coaches for Auburn, Sacramento Marysyie
and Shasta. 3
Offce-South y nba Hotel Washington.
y. S. OLTN, PROPRIETOR
VS.. MCRoBERTs. Agent. Nevada.
Nevada, April lSh lS56--tf r
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11
SuinIllOilS,

>ta.e of California ounty and Township of Nevada
In Justices Court before Jno Anderson. J. P
deople of the State nf California J. L. PETERS
NoU ara hereby summoned appear before the un-
dersirned Justice Of the Peace his office in said
Township, oa SATURDAY. FEB. II. 1853. AT O'Clock
y Il to aHswer the complaint of J. Turner. who
demands of the of Il Is 90 debt and interest at
the rate of6 per cent per from the 23d of April
1888 per account file. On failure to appear and
Judgment will be rendered against you for the
said sum OF sl26 90 and costs Of suis-
Given under my hand tins 5th day of Nov. 1858
JNO. ANDERSON Justice Peace.
Nevada Ns- 10 ls5s-td
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11
Sl,erjE-S Sale,

w HEREASon the 25th day of January A d. 1859
w final Judgment and cree rendered in the
District Court of the 18th judicial District of the State
OF California in and for the county of Nevada in favor of
JOSEPH kENVILLE and against \. II. WHEELER.
70: the oi Five Thousand Nine Hund-e and nine.
tysiX 6 dollars, debt for the of 81 5000 90 the
of per per month till paid interest on
the OF ! 1876 % at the rate of per per
from the rendition of Judgment until paI together
auuary y u, 1879 it ordered and dccrced by the
said that the Mortgage forth in Plaintiff com
u1int be- closed and the property therein described
TO uiti full ard undivided onefour.h interest share
IN the mining claims of and belonging TO the company
known a. Archibald Farquiar 4 Co. situated on the "
+. ce Of san Juan mining ridge. in Nevada county and
Stat" Of California bounded a follows, on the north by
the brow the iiI soping the Middle Yuba River
the by the claims OF Tabor & Co., known as
Moore Sger, Folsom & Go. on the south by the claims
Henry psen and the by the star Co.'S claims.
Also. full and undivided Juc-eighh share in the tun-
mel being into said above mentioned dcs-
cribed mining claims and known the Combination
Tunnel together with all and singular the appurcuan-
Of said share in said Mining claims and sail TGnnel,
and the entire right title, interest, claims and demand
aforesaid defendant of in and 10 the be levied up
and sold satisfy said Judgment interest and costs.
and the proceeds thereof applied the payment of said
mogcv aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given that I will expose at public
sale the above described property in front of tie Court
House door. in Nevada city, the highest bidder fol
cash, SATURDAY the goth day of February, AD
1859 between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and oclocl
VI. to salts v and pay said Judgment.
Given under my hand in the city of Nevada, this
Sd day of February, A ID. 1859
s W BORING, SHERIFF
by Ed. BURRELIs Deputy.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11
Sherifs Sa ie.

D1 virtue of Decree of Foreclosure 10 me directed
ID and Issued of the Honorable District Court Of
the Iih Judicial District in and for the County of Neva
da Whereas, on the 18th day of January, A d.
lS9 final Judgment and decree as render cd in the
District Court the 18th Judicial District of the State
California il and for the oury Of Nevada in of
u. NJ. Wheeler and against Thomas Butterield and E.
o. Tompkins for the >um of S6O29 with interest the
raid at the rate OF Per per month, from the
don Of jud ment until paid together with all
of suit And whereas the said 18th day of January
1859 vas orlcreda decreed by the aid Court at
the mortgage forth in Plaintiffs complaint be fore
closed, and the property therein described to-yvit
All that certain tract or parcel of LAND, living and
heug situate in Bear Valley the head watt rs of
Bear River. in the counties of Nevada and Placer and
known as "Wheeler's Ranch" and containing $50
Acres--more less; said Ranch being the same that
was sold aud conveyed by Plaintiff TO said dcendan ms
Thomas Buttortied and Z. o. Tonpkins, and by them
nortgaged To said Plaintiff to secure the purchase
money; which said mortgage thus executed was on the
10Th day of March 1850. duly recorded in Book of
Mortgages in the Recorders office, of Nevada county
and afterwards to-yyit the 10th of September A ID
lsj6 again recorded in Book r, of Mortgages in
the Recorders Office of Placer county pages $50 and
39l the 10th day of April 1856 be levied upon and
sold to satisfy said Judgment interest and costs and the
proceeds thereof applied the payment of said ums
of money aforesaid
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY the 18th
day OF February 1889 the hours of 10 o'clock
W, and4 o'clock. p. NJ, in of the Court House
door, in the city ofNevada will sell public auction to
the highest bidder for cash in hand th
Given under my hand AT office, in the city of Nevada
on this the 18th day of January 1859
S.W. BORING. Sheriff
By Ed. BURBFIi- Deputy. ian3i-3yv
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

THERE is class of persons who only
make friends to use them. If they can
get nothing out Of a man, they do not
want his friendship. Such people trea
their friends like cigars-they hang or
to them, get all the good from them,
then throw them away and spit after
them.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11
Silerif"S Sale,

DY virtue OF an Execution to me directed and de-
~ livered, issued out of the Honorable District
Court Of TIM fourteenth Judicial Dis Ct in and
for the tlElty of Nevada on the 9th day If March
\. ID. >5S. in favor Of b. II. COLLIER and against
y. W. q H. l. DAWLEY for the sum of Sl29 50
costs of suit | lave levied npou the following
described property to-wit An the right tlt!e and
interest of II. l.. Dawiey in and to the Nebraska
Mining claims. buildings. engines. boilers. and all
the machinery thereunto belonging. situated on
Shelby Hill. Nevada county.
\ ,tice i hereby given that will expose TO pub
IL sale. all the above described property to the
high - bidder, for cash. in front of the Court House
door. in Neva la city. on SATURDAY, the 26th day
of Feb. a. D. 1852 between the hours of 10 O'Clock
and P. NJ
Given under my hand this Sd day of February
1859 :. W BORING Sheriff.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

ACINcINNATi reporter says Of verv
pretty female pickaocket: "She rarely
speaks to any one; is always quiet, ge n
tie, smiling, and genteel; comes like n
sunbeam, and, like it, steals noiselessly
away"
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

q The statistics of the criminal
calendar for the year disclose the start.
ling fact that there were upw ards of
sixty murders in New York during that
period, and in all that lime only one
murderer (Rodgers) was hanged. Sixty
murderers and only one hanging
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

JoHN II. Prentice, whose hotise Gus
PENDED last fall with Liabilities of nearly
one million of dollars, gives notice in the
New York papers that he is ready tc
pay in full all demands, whether CON-
promised or otherwise.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11
l8e JleOaoa goutnal

eff Douglas is right IN his position
upon the Lecompton issue, Broderick is
none the less so if Douglas is recog-
nized as a Democrat, Broderick must
be so recognized. The issue cannot be
coufined to his past history as Califor-
MIA politician; and those who fatter
themselves that they can crush the pop
ularity of Stephen A. Douglas before
the people of this State by personal as
saults upon ID. c. Broderick will be
likely to live to find themselves most
gregiously mistaken" Sac. Union.
We would like to understand the
Union, but we must acknowledge we
can't for the life ofus. 1t wos but a few
weeks ago that the Union was down
upon the policy of endorsing Broderick.
No, his name must be "alluded to in
silence" in Douglas Conventions or
gatherings. TO laud Douglas was all
right, but Broderick must be kept out
of ht. There was odium attached to
the name. Now, "if Douglas is right,
Broderick is none the less so if Doug
las is recognized as a Democrat, Brod-
erick must be so recognized" and SO on.
Broderick must be recognized in whis-
pers' we suppose; on the tops of the Sier-
ras, in dark canons, in obscure alleys
where the light of heaven or a human
countenance rarely comes. But, whist!
his name must never be mentioned as
honest and upright men would speak
it-openly and boldly Broderick is
all right, between you and me, but let
his revilers and enemies kick him =
Well shout hozannas to somebody who
does no better than he, who does the
same, but allow the assassins TO butcher
lin ! Are half dozen independent
editors the Interpretation of such nom
sense, or does the inconsistency arise
from the negligence Of the boss to make
the supervisory scratch
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

'YSTfrf. COP PARTNERSEIP heretofore existing he
4 tween w Nav and HoSmer. Snyder & c..
is this 4 Nv dissolved mutual consent All pcr>ors in
debted the late firm requested to make inme'a'o
payment to F w. MAY. who is duly authorized to
settle up the business.
+ W MAY.
HOSMER, SNYDER & co
= = susyv c2-4v Bv J. NJ FlurshItE & Co
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

AN old sailor at the theatre said he
supposed that dancing girls wore their
dresses at half mast as mark of respect
to departed modesty.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

The common School Trustees of d
town in Indiana say, in recent report
No common schools = all an common.
Branches taught; Euchre, poker, old
sledge, vulgarity and profanity"
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

SEVERE SUFFEgING.-S. H. Packard
Jr. formerly of Rochester, New York,
while travelling on horseback, from
Sioux Rapids to Dubuque, Iowa, got
lost upon the prairie in a snow storm,
during which his horse elished in a
morass, and Mr. p. wandered, in frcez-
ing and starving condition for two days
and nights, until found by a hunting
party in dismantled hut, with his feet
badly frozen. He was taken to Fort
Dodge, and was likely to recover.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

No MAN can tell whether he is rich
or poor by turning to his ledger. 1t is
the heart that makes man rich. He is
rich or poor, according to what he il.
not according to what he has.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

" At present, the little ragged hr.
chins of London have a distich witt
which they S ute every pedestrinn
lady whose petiicoats exhibit the ample
rotundity of the present fashion. The
verse runs thus
"Ladies legs AN grown so thin.
Tbem's forced to wssr the eRIs-o-Lrs."
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

IT is with faded beauty as with =
clock-the more the face is enameled
the more clearly do We see the progress
of time.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

A farmer il Indiana planted 1000
acres of corn, and sent his husks to Lon.
don, last year, where they brought
$4,000.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

WoMAN's eye appearsmore beautis
full when it sparkles through tear, as
the light of star seems more brilliant
when it sparkles on a wave.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

THE UNION SAFh.-A Western poet,
says the Kajchey5ocker composed the
following in just one hour by a Connect
icut clock. There can be 10 danger
while there is SO much esprit" in the
country:
What bust this glorious Union up,
An go to drawin' triggers;
Just for a thunderin' parcel of
Emancipated niggers?
The Eagle of Americe,
That flew across the seas,
An throwed the bloody British Lion
Kerslump upon his knees
Say? shall we rend him lin for lin,
Wun wing wun way, and wun t'other,
An every separate pin feather
fiyin' at each other?
1t can't be did,
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

The I%ibune office at Detroit, Mich,
has been destroyed by fire, together
with its contents. Loss $4,000,
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

@One of the funniest things got up
in New York lately was the excursion
of an augur association, in burlesque of
the target excursions. Each man car
ries an augur instead of a gun, cali
thumpian band accompanies them, and
the exercises consist in walking blindfold
to the target and boring a hole through
it. Not one man in twenty can DO it,
and the blunders that are made cau.e a
great deal Of sport
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11
The Peoples Acc ommodation Stage Lin
cEEE CITE
49, BETWEEN 641S55Z-
Nevada and Grass Valley.

On and after April 9Th 1858 the above Line Of Con
cord Coaches will commence running as follows
Leaves Smiths Exchange, Grass Valley, at and IL
A. NJ and p. NJ
Returning leaves National Exchange at Q A. NJ. and
and ) p NJ
a The proprietor feels grateful the liberal pat
ronage here. extended this Line Stages and
by unceasing efforts accommodate all at low
confide ntly expects continuance ofthe same.
Passengers leaving their and directions at the
Stage Offices viii be called for.
apl6 H. CADN, Proprietor.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

A WINDFALL.-A party of French
men, mining at Cayote Flat, on ground
upon which a cabin formerly stood,
found eighteen pounds of gold in tin
box, one day last week. 1t is supposed
that it was buried there by miner who
died in the cabin some years ago.-So-
nora Herald.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

@A German physician has pub
lirhed medical tract, in which he main
tains that ladies of weak nerves should
not be permitted to sleep alone. There
are many who will agree with him.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

u A letter from Rome, in the Ga
;zette dc Liege, states that the Sacred
College at Rome has resolved to pre-
vent the recurrence Of any case similar
to that of Montara in future. by direct
ing that Christians shall not be allowed
to enter ;he service of Jews.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

FIVE large buildings in the same
block with the telegraph office at Hall
fax were burnt recently.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

EgIn Minnesota, where the aggre-
gate population is $50, 600, there are 20
600 more males than females.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11
PROBATE MOTTO L.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA In Probate Court
County Of Nevada. County of Nevada.
In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN RAMOS, deed.
IT APPEARING by the PETITION the Executors here
L in that I Is not sufficient personal Estate in
their lids paw the outstanding Debts against the
deceased and the expense of Administration, and that
is necessary sell The whole OF the REAL ESTATE
for the payment of sucl debts
II Is ther fore order d by the Judge of said ourt that
all persons interested in said Estate be and appear be
fore him ut the Court Room of said Probate Court on
MONDAY MARCH IT. 1859. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. oi
that day, that time being specially appointed for the
hearing Of said petition, 10 show why an order
should not be granted the said xecutors to sell all OF
the real Estate remaining unsold Of said deceased.
And il is further order Il that the Clerk hereof give
dr notice nf said application by publication in the NJ
vADA J"UEyAL newspaper printed and published in
a county at least four successive weeks previous to
10 tue hearing thereof
7. II CA~WELL Probate Judge.
Attest Il. SHOEMAKER Cle-x
Il - febitd 8E j. Ia bert Deputy.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

THE French have discovered, in some
of The old Spanish law journals, very
interesting items regarding the antece-
dents of the Empress Eugene. They
have ascertained that her father died
about three years before she was born
at least such is the inference, for her
thirty birthday, according to
the Moniteur) was celebrated on the
4th of June, and her father died in
1928. Moreover, divorce between
her father and mother, resulted from
mutual accusation of adultery, had been
pronounced as far back as '13, although
they subsequently lived together, and
the divorce was ultimately anulled.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

SKATING ponds are all the rage thil
winter in some of the Eastern cities. A
lady correspondent of Philadelphia
paper, says:
English ladies are perfect adopts id
the art of skating, and to their pra cticd
of 1t owe much of their wonderful bright
ness and clearness of complexion, which
they retain long after the Americana
have forfeited their clam TO-, delic atd
loveliness.i 1t is a brilliant sight to see
the glittering surface of beautiful lakd
or pond cut into myriads of fantastic
shapes by the swift evolutions of a hun
dred gay, laughing, revolving female
figures their dazzling compilations
aud bright eyes dancing in their owr
light, looking out so bewitchingly from
amid the mass of furs, velvet and feath,
ers. They talk of ball room in ordef
to fall in love Why it does not afford
half an opportunity that is discovered
by taking few lessons in skating
The putting the skates on the delicate
little foot, and fastening the straps
how long it takes, sometimes Then,
thu charming little fears and screams,
tho slight touch of hand to a waist, in
order to assist = the race and beidd
caught-the tender anxiety about taxi
ing cold, and the compliments to ones
courage, skill and grace, are worth all
the mazourkas and polkas in the world: