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Cherokee Remedy.
AN UNFAILING CURE FOR
GOEOTFhca and all Diseases Of The Urinary
Organs,

THIS REMEDY cures when all,
other preparation fail, 1t is entirely
unlike every other compound, contain,
ing no mineral poisoa or nause0as
Dug; as it is prepared solely from
Roofs, BarkS aud Learcs and has been
haudod Gown from one generation 10
another by he Cherokee IaIjaaS. II
Is offered to the public on its own ~
%trinSic merits. 1t performs It's dug
quickly and thoroughly. The aafoj.
inmate Of either sex will be repaid BY
using lhnS remedy instead Of placing
themselves attic mercy Of some qnack
OF professor This remedy strikes al
the very root Of The disease; its lenden.
cy is not simply 10 suspend the poison,
bdl 10 remove the cause, on which it DE-.
ponds. Full directions in pamphlet form
accompanying each bottle The speed
aul permanent relief afforded by tins
Remedy, in all cases Of Gonorrhnl
'tClupf) Girut Gravel, Structure, Fluor
Albns Whites in Females aud all dis,
eases Of the Urinary Orgaos, has as.
tohished the most scientific men Of the
age. This remedy not only cradicale2
all poison from the system but lGJigo.
rates the most deiicItn constitution.
Hsi It DOES not ali cglhe Breath. OF
interfere with any class Of business, OF
require any deviation from the uSua.
dirt. ~ Il requires noassislance fom
other medicine
~ And what enhances its value, is
the entire absence Of all aause0uS Taste
being a p~ieasantand delicious syrup
Price 81 per BEETLE, or three bottles for S
POTTER " MERWlN,
Sole ProprieIors St,Lonis, Mo
Sold in Macon BIZ H. DENT,
SAMPLE & gnELLAND.
Mobile, Gro. CosgEa,
TALLANT & Co.
JonYW WRIGHT & Co., New Orleans
wholesale and retail agents Tor th'
South ~ mr, 7. 80.
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NTATE OF MISSISSIPPI.


psbRArn COURT, AUGCsg 'IsN A n, lso.
In the matter Of the settlement Of the
cstase If TT. Gree, deceased, By
II. I. johnson, administrator
To Selma Grimm and her husband
Allen Grimm, Marceline Grice, Joseph
Il. Hinton, and Eliza Grice; non-rosi-
dent heirs.
W0U are hereby notified to be and
d. appear before this court, at the
Court house thereof, in tho town of Ma,
con, on the Wednesday next, AFTER the
Srd Monday in September, A, D, 1850,
Il being the third day Of said September
term, then and there TO show cause, il
any Won can. why the annual account Of
r. Il. johnson, administrator Of The es.
tato of r. I, Griee. deceased, should
not be allowed and doereed accordingly.
Issued August 20, 1860.
CHARLES BELTS,
Clerk.
i %. go. 4w
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lLHOUN INSTITUTE
[ MACON, MISS.

limited select school for young la
y teaching done mainly BY gentle
FOdern Languages taught by Euro
Professors. -,
.strnction thorough, philosophical
s,l and individualized, because OF
United number of pupils.
Iosic taught on all instruments ever
! BY ladies.
.r,cs who understand piano music
! sell, warranted to understand the
| and perform well on il both IN
| and instrumental pieces, in one
| on the guitar IN half a term;
! admission or catalogue. apply to
W. r. POINDEXTER.
90 oo-1v MacOa Miss.
home references, we give the gen
| whose names appear below for
| those found in the catalogues.
| beartil endorse the Calhoun In
as a thorough, elevated and polite
aud Mr.. Poindexter, the Prin'
/, = gentleman able and capable
|. position and worthy Of the
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VUNHE estate Of Thomas G. Rupert.
n deceased, having been declared
insoivenI blythe Probate Court OF NoN.
ubee county, Mlsslss?r, the creditors
are hcleby notified to come for.
ward and have the!r claims in ' r.
baled aad registered in The rrp's'u Scr
by the clerk OF sand court on tt tri"'"
Monday OF May, 40 1861.
Or III y shall IS fo'ever bar e..
l.J SIOCKARD,
NAV , 1860. 6a Nim'r.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

II ErTERs of administration having
A1been grantee undersigned at
the July term A. D. 1860 OF the
Honorable Probate Court ofNoxuhee
.ounty mississippi on the estate q
David Edwards. deceased, notice IS
hereby given to all persons indebted
20 the said estate TO come forward aud
n,ake Immediate paymentand all per.
sous having claims agoiast the same
ara required to present Ihcm duly
rrobatoi and reeisteIcd within the
PRESCRIBED by law OF they Willie
Forever barred.
Issued on the 10Th July, 1860.
DANIEL N. GRANT,
July 25, 1860. 8, Admr
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SAMPLE & MchELLAND,
RI e.

DRUG STORE.
WKTE respectfully inform the citizens
w Of Noxubee and the surrounding
counties that Il stock of Drugs, Medi-
cines, and everything usually kept in an
up-country town is now complete and
should we at any time hereafter not have
any article called for, we will order it
from Mobile, and have it here in three
days, for which, if the cash is not paid,
we will charge the Mobile credit price
if the cash is paid, at Mobile cash prices
with freight added.
HE-Special attention is called to the
freshness Of our stock.
Below we give Il list Of some of the
goods we are now Offering at fair remu-
Derative prices -.
PATENT MEDICINES.
Bio0d Purifiers.
Mc1ane's Strengthening Cordial,
Guysott's Yellow Dock Il Sarsaparilla,
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
Hurley's do
Comp. Syrup Stillingia,
Jayne's Alternative,
Sandford's Liver Iuvigorator,
BitterS.
Boerhave's Holland Bitters, Hoofand's
German DO. HtougAton's do, llostetler's
do. Wine do.
Pills.
Ayers, Brandreth's, MoGot's, Sirong's
Jayne's, Gracfcubcrg's, %llull's, Cooks,
Shallenbergcr's, NcLane's, Spencer,
Wright's, Morso's Indian Root, Com.
pound Cathartic, Samples Ambitions,
Samples Fever 4 Aguc, Sir James
Clark Female,
| Liaime8tS.
Mexican Mustang, C~hloroform, Far
rell's Arabian, Camphor, Dalley's Pain
Extractor, Perry Dayis's Pain Killer,
Railways Ready Relief, KolmatocL's
ram AlIleF'
OlatmcntS.
Mayors, Grays,
Mercurial, Bazilicon,
/. PlaSters
Allcock's Porous, Compound Lead, r.
ritating, Hebrew,
Feger and Agac Remedies.
Ayers Aguo Cure, Rhodes Fever 4
Aguc Cue, Boelhayc'S Holland Bittors,
India Ch|olagogue, Samples Fcyer 4
Ague Pills, Sballenberger's Pills,
T~cmi)ugcS.
: Fahnestock's Jayue's Tonic, McLane's,
Dead Shot, KoInstock's
PoliSaeS.
Furniture British Lustrc, Mason.
Backing, Rotten Stone, Ground Pun.
ice Stone
For Bronchitis, DYSpfpsil, De}{}ity
CoaS1mpti0a and Ncyg0uS Dis.
eases.
; Wiuchestcr's Genuine Preparation Of
| Hypophosphitcs Of Lime aud Soda.
; Rushtons Coz Liver Oil
Compound Syrup of Paosphates Of Iron.
Soda, aud Potas.a- Chemical Food.
Wistar's Balsam 5f Wild Cherry.
Ayers Cherry Pectorul.
Preparations for the liar,
Phalon's Hair i%nyieorator, Lyons Ka
: thairon, Barry's Tricopherous, Phalon'.
+, Oocin, Contrell Hair Restorative an.
: Dand:utf Eradccaior, Jayne's Han
Tonic, Woods Hair Restorative, R0r
e uett's Cocaine, Rose Hair Oh, Eoy
= Atheniennc-paris france, Pomo'um'
T. Eau de Yclyieuna- Paris, France
= Cristadoro's Hair Dye, MIS-. Allen
Hair Restorative.
Cosmetics.
Toilet Vinegar, Liquid Roose, Lilly
White, Pink Chalk Balls, White do
Lubin's Toilet Powder, Luhin's Sure
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ALABAMA
BAL MALE COLLEGE.
Tuscaloosa, Ala.

7ext Session Of this Institution
be opened on Monday, October
'O under the Presidency of
ARCHIBALD ], BATTLE, A. H.
hotessor Of Greek Literature in tile
'Ity of Alabama. A full corps Of
lrotessors and Teachers will be ID
'9uce.
College, now concluding its sec.
ear has been highly prosperous,
ne Trustees, ambitious of giving it
q %commanding position, are about
: an addition to the present spa
and beautiful edi6ce. This coin.
cd, the building will have cost over
l'0OO, and will accommodate
enc Hundred BOarders.
es afording ample arrangements
d departments Of Instruction.
he College contains a new and cost.
%'''en'lhc apparatus. and a number Of
'lor Musical Instruments of both
o. = and European manufacture.
ne Musical Department under charge
nat ~unTivalled Master, PRorEssoe
;oScHEL, will continue as heretofore
me city Of Tuscaloosa is famed fot
, "ea%,t6tulness. Not one case Of sd
Gas illness has occurred among the
'p''S during the two years Of the ex.
';9cO Of the College.
Tor particulars address the President
tuscaloosa, July, 1860. 3m.
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sample s. ETcLcliand,

DRUGGGST5-MACON, MISS.
TEAVE taken an interest in the
LII ii Drug House OF T%allant, d Co..
Bat,ie House Drug Store, Mobile, Ala.
They will he represented in Mobile by
G. j. McLollund, who will take pleas.
ure in seeing his fyicuds from Noxpboe,
and adjoining counties when yisitingthe
city. or in attending to any orders they
may send him for any description Of
goods they may wish to purchase in
Mobile,
Jan. II, 1860. If
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w. Johnson,
Fchttect and Builder.
Macon. Miss.

" Is prepared to furnish Plans and
pgE[CSlaleatlons Of al kinds Of BUILD.
US az the shortest notice and ia a
hyperion manner. Satisfaction warrant.
y 70 all Who may favor him with. a
! Feb, 90. 1880. GIN
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EyW SCHOOL,,

hJ,h this method Of announcing
10 citizens of Macon and vicinity,
VII open a SCHOOL for young
'< 'bout the first September next.
"j.i DC prepared. with the assistance
Ill corps Of experienced aud com
q lT'lstants, to give careful atten,
1la full instructions to as many
as may be entrusted to my
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InsOlYent Notice..

g3ynE estate at S,'as j, Bourne decd.
T. having been declrrtd insolveut by
the Probate CouJt.oi NvSubce county.
State OF Mississippi, creditors are here
by notified 10 come forward and have
their claims duly probo!ed and regis,
tered in the register kept by the clerk
of sand court on or before the first
day 0 March, 1891, or they will be
forever barred.
J. j, B~EAUCHAMP,.
Admir- OF S. J, Bourne, de'd.
Feb. 20, 1860 6m
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Rail Road Script Wanted.
'DERS0NS having Railroad Script
IL which they have received in pay.
ing their county taxes, will DO taken id
payment Of debts due this Office.
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NEW GOODS!
a. FIELD,

"
GUODS NEW NODDS!
~SLAT.ETWp a. FIELD.
r,,.,al.t u...
.,l' ,
ERh"3 ltoVc TO eau lN' a''oo'''H Of
N .aelf if',1as 10 ''e'I i''2fs.oe| o.
D'tl '"OuD0 consisting g p'1'N'''
het'fys' Llnseys' I'.''oeS, '''"'
ot'Iorts Mstmo's N..i''''' ~''conev'
A@lI G"@ N"t'' "'St'@$'
~, an! VIZ, rIa4''l1
) T. 1S ), . :, a. 70 o. and lo4 0'e'coe'
q 70 II p.,,.o D,m,s,;cs.
% a., rnrus
D,,J Co,L;,n
FE"dy n'a"e Llo'''"G
and Bonnets,
Hirdgdre Of ecery EiRd,
Ii0bacc0. ,S0aD,
o",,,.l Gy,-I s' ~, Ul,1 '''''''
= ~, .f',,1, r1+,r,hinr n.naIy ken,
Ia !acl almost everything u>oal'y N'T'
,a@r On ;erv reasonable terms.
Cal qud caamiae for yourselves, no
rhgtaa for showing goods thpywill be
en- hand 9Il The lime ready to wait
upon Their Irie DIS as nsna''
A5'Ih"y WI 9lye.he la'Icst mar"e'
pr'ce Tor COIlQN Diy 20" h'oes'
Becs~ax, IaIlow' Chickens h32s'
E,ro,,,1E Or q 80. ~
~ .Dv11 .,,oo,.;o. g7o;Io4
u D'E" '"P'a
9V"P II"
- S'l'''' az r., e. ro
~ yrpCCrNP I,,ns in all s,,I.s
10 Ko,o.oo, oil 81
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.UNlNT TAILORING.
GEO. S H ERRoD,

MISS.
.,e Badger, Foote 4. Dismuhes.
lust received from New York,
o stock of fashionable Goods,
ew will make up to order after the
yIes Of fashions. His stock con
inc French black and all other
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IS per Session Of five months,

Yrs. Julia 4. Richard.
1860. If
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Lna0Lrent N0tlce.

Feb. 90. 1860.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-11
Negro Equality In France

A correspondent Of the S. Il. Alta, wri.
ting from Paris under date ofOctober 10Th,
says:
People 10 Paris, as q general thing, have
about as much confused an idea of America
as those of the Atlantic States hsd OF Cali
forna, eight or ten years ago. That "Amer-
leans" are necessarily, black, seems to be
general thing, taken for granted, and have
been much amused at seeing the tricks re-
sorted to by sellers of india rubber over
shoes and Panama hats, to catch customers.
As both of these articles are "American"
products, and shops are especially devoted
to their SALE the proprietors increase the
excitement by dressing up men and women
in fantastic costumes, who are supposed to
be "true Americans" and to have come
over with the hats and shoes. and who are
invariably black. Being black, however,
does not detract anything from any mans
character, reputation, or chances OF success
or facility for admission into society at Par
is. There IS not the slightest particle OF
prejudice against color, aud negro is re-
ceived and treated upon precisely the same
footing that a white man Of bis class would
De. At the schools and colleges they sill
side by side with the white children, and Ia
the marching through the streets on THEN
way TO exercise in the gardens, white and
black boy arm in arm, are often seen at the
public lectures. in the hospitals and at the
cliques negroes sit side by side with the
whites, very much to the disgust of oul
countrymen who come here 10 study medl
cine Some of the most popular authors il
France are negroes Alexander Dumas ha
large proportion of black bosd in him
and very crispy hair. The Emperor has re
Gently conferred the decoration Of Legion
of Honor upon dark mulatlo, native o
New Orleans, who is one of the most popu
lar paywriters in Paris. NJ. Victor Sejour
Then there are painters. authors, doctors
and even officers Of the army here. who are
las black as the ace Of spades" and wht
seem to consider themselves lust as gooC
as white folks"
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-11
THE BALL.

waved amid the surges
OF the wild and joyous dance,
Where siphs and fervent pressures
Returned the sparkling glaace;
And starry lamps were cleaning
IN radiance fair and bright,
Where n itation jewels
Threw back their sparkling light.
Cav manufactured roses
We're wreatbed in glossy hair,
And scented handkerchefs flung out
Their perfume on the air;
And merry feet moved gaily
10 muslc's softened tone,
Where spangled dresses glistened,
And plated bracelets shone.
Then came the supper table,
And vands fed the sight,
And coffee stains were fatal
To kids of snowy white;
Fair hands were pressed. and words of love,
From half Filed mouths we're muttered,
And gravy covered plates were tipped,
And ladies' dresses buttered.
Then changed the scene, the music ceased,
Bright faces and fair shapes
Were buried in the mystic depths
Ofmost ungraceful canes;
The ballroom angels were transformed,
In action, grace and fea lures,
And bundled of In hoods and shawls,
Like any common creatures.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-11

PowER-oF ENDURANCE AND DIEr.-Even
the experienced trainers of the prize-ring
cannot decide what is the best food for
trianing men up to their greatest powers of
endurance They have prejudice in fa-
vor of mutton chops and nnder-done beef
steaks but it is by no means sure that this
is best. The Roman soldiers.-who conquered
the world, and built roads from Lisbon to
Constantinople. aud who were all trained
athletes, marching under weight Of armor
aud luggage that few men in our day could
carry--lived on coarse. brown wheat or
barley bread which they dipped in sour wine.
In our own day, the Spanish peasants are
among the strongest and most agile men in
the world. He will work all day in cop
per mine, or at the olive press, or the wine
press, under hot sun, and then dance half
the night to the music of u guitar. What
does he live on? A piece of black bread,
au onion, perhaps half watermelon. You
may see him dipping his piece of bread into
horn of olive oil and then into some vim
egar, made hot with pepper and garlic, and
then he is happy. Sometimes he gets
draught of harsh. sour wine, but not strong.
All the strong wine is sent to England.
The Smyrna porter walks off with load
Of eight hundred weight. His only food,
day after day, is little fruit--a handful of
dates, a few figs, bunch Of grapes, some
olives He eats no beef, pork, or mutton.
His whole food does not cost him penny
q day.
The Coole, living on his rice. can out
work the negro fed en- bacon. The Arab,
living on rice aud dates, conquered half
the world.
The most tremendous muscular force, and
the greatest powers of endurance, may be
nourished upon very moderate diet,
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-11
CUNIMONs-state of California, County

(lUMMONS--Stnte OF CalifOrnl0, County
- Of Nevada, ss.-Dstrict Court l4th judicial Dis
trict of said State
The People Of the State of California to PETER
MILLS, Greeting: You are hereby summoned to
appear and answer to the complaint Of +, BLOCK JR
filed against you within ten days from the service OF
this writ, if served on you in this County, within
twenty days if served on YOU in this District and
out of this County, and within forty days if served
on you in this State and ont OF this District, in
action commenced on the 22d day of November, \.
D. 1860 in said Court for the foreclosure Of certain
mortgage bearing date the 9th day of September.
a. D. 1859, executed by the said defendant Peter
Mills, to J. Williams, and by said Williams assigned
to this plaintiff, and for the sale of the premises
therein and In said complaint particularly mention
ed and described, and the APPLICATION of the moneys
arising from such sale to the payment of the amount
due n certain promsory note set forth in said
complaint made and delivered to said J. Williams by
the defendant, and by said Williams assigned to this
plaintiff bearing even date with said mortgage and
thereby intented to be secured, to wit: The sum OF
e3l2 49, with interest thereon from the 9th day Of
April A. D. 1850 at the rate of three per cent per
month till paid; and if any deficiency shall remain
after applying all Of said moneys, properly so appli.
cable thereto, then that plaintiff may have execution
therefor against the said defendant-also that said
defendant-and alland every person claiming though
or under defendant subsequently to the date OF pfs
mortgage and the commencement of this action,
may be barred and foreclosed Of all right claim len
and equity of redemption in and to the said morga
ANu AV0Cs VI any part lltIeol, anu lot Sucn UlneC
and further relei, or both, in the premises as may
be just and equitable.
And you are hereby NOTICED that if you fail to an
swer said complaint, as herein directed plaintiff
viii take judgment against you therefor BY default
together with all costs oil suit and also demand of
said Court such othorreief as is prayed cor in PINS.
said complaint
(~N@) In testimony whereof I, John s. lam
seal. bert Clerk OF the District Court aforesaid
(CC) do hereunto set my hand and impress the
a in do ost 1s-O
day of November, A. D. 1860
JNO. s. LAMBERT Clerk.
By JOS ROBERTS, JR., Deputy.
BY order OF the Hon. David Belden. County Judge,
in and for county and State aforesaid
Attest-A true copy.
JN0. S. LAMBERT, Clerk.
BY JOS RoBERTs, JR, Deputy.
7. B. Mcfarland, atty for PIN n22-6w.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-11
Legal Notices.
NOTICE.-In the District

Court of the nth Judicial District OF the SSa,e 9l
California in the matter Of the petltion OF 'iAin ',
GpEcnpy an Tnsolyeut Debtor: Pursuant 10 an
order Of the Hon Niles Searls Judge of the SAID ps
trict Court Notice is hereby given to all the cred
tors of the said Insovent Clark Gregory TO DC anu
appear before the Hon. Niles searls, aforesaid IN
open Court at the Court room OF sad Court, IN mn .n
A y 1860 at 10 O'Clock a. N. Of that day, then anu
there 10 show cause if any they can why the prayer
of said nsoyent should not be granted. and assign
ment Of his estate be made, and he be discharged
from his debts and liabilities, in pursuance OF .
meantime all proceedings against said lnsoivent be
T-o Witness my hand and the Seal OF SAID
seal. Court this 10th day Of Nov A. D. looo'
- JNO. 5. LAMBERT, Clerk.
By JOS. ROBERTS Jr., Dep
Hill & I[nnn. Attiy for Petitioner. novlO-5w
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-11

N hereby given that the undersigned, Adminstra-
tor Of the Estate of JOEL SHELDEN deceased, WILL on
SATURDAY, January 4th, 1861 at one O'Clock p. NJ
at the Court House Door in the City of Nevada, offer
for sale at public auction, the following described
property, to wit: One-eghth interest in the Empire
Company's Mining claims situated on Gass Hill; also
one halt interest in Canon Flume Company, situated
in Gass Canon also one-eeventh interest in the
Rail Road Company, situated on Pryor's Ravne, and
adjoining the Green Mountain Co. also one Cabin
and Fixtures, situated on Gass Hill.
Terms of the above sale, Cash.
Nevada, Dec. Sth 1860. II. B. THOMPSON.
dcS-4w Public Administrator.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-11
C1HERIFF0s saIe.-Wherens, on the

CHERIFEvS Sale.-Whereas, on the
= 10th day of Nov. A. D. 1860, to wit; In the Dis
trct Court Of the Fourteenth Judicial District in and
for Nevada County, State of California, WElTON
II SWAR1Z recovered judgment against Clark How
land, j. johnson, VIM. Apough Peter Alpough,
Charles Buck, Daniel Mayen, Michael Cauley, Pat
rick Martin, Timothy Cochran and Anthony Crowley,
for the sum of one hundred and nineteen dollars, debt
with interest on the said OF sll9 from the 10th
day of Nov. 1S60 at the rate of ten per cent per
annum together with S5l, % costs of suit | have
levied upon the following described property to wit:
All the right title and interest of the within named
defendants of in and to the mining claims and mining
grounds, situated San Juan Hill, Nevada county,
State of California, and known as the Empire Co.'S
claims, with all improvements and appurtenances
thereuntO belonging.
Notice is hereby given that will sell all the above
described property to the highest and best bidder for
cash. on Thursday the 9th day Of December A. d.
1860 in front of the Court House door in the city of
Nevada between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and ,
O'Clock r. NJ. to satisfy and pay said Judgment.
Given under my hand this 4th of Dec. A. D. 1860
j. b. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff NC.
c. Wilson HILL Plaintiffs Atty dec27-td
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-11

n hereby given that the undersigned, administra-
for of the estate of J. S. POOL deceased, VIII ON
SATURDAY the 22d day of December 1860 at one
iclock p NJ at the Court House door in the City oil
Nevada, offer for sale t public auction the following
described property to wit One half of mining
lot or claim on Buckeye Hill Rayine, northeast Of
and adjoining Z. S. Gregory's residence containing
500 feet more or less of said ravine. Terms, Cash
lecI I'd H. b. THOMSON, Pub. Admir-.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-11
NOTICE TOCREDITORs.-In the mat

IN ter of the estate of WILLIS AI4STON, decd.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Admin
isrator of the above named estate, to the Creditors
of and all persons having claims against the sild
Willis Aston deceased to exhibit the same with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months from the rst
nnblicatjon Of ths notice to the undersigned at the
office Of Thomas II. Caswel, corner Of Pine and Com
mercal sts No. 3S up stairs.
Nevada Dec 4th lS60.--dee4-4w
b THOMPSON. Pub ADMIR-.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORs.-Estate of

IN JOSEPH NORRIS deceased Notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims against the Estate
of Joseph Morris deceased, to exhibit the same with
the necessary vouchers, within ten months from the
date of this notice to the undersigned at the Law
Office of Thomas F. Hawley, in Kidd & KnoX's brick
building, corner of Pine and Broad streets, No. 81,
up stairs.
JACOB MYERS, Administrator.
Nevada, Dec sth, 1860. dcS4w