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Nevada national., 1860-04-28
Summons.

state Of Caiifsrnis County of Nevada. Township
Of Eurska-Tn Justices Court. J. n. GRAl.J. z.
Tns Prorix 90 THE STATS oF cAlTcrSiA-To J. 4.
MURKY, Greeting You herrh, summoned
to appear befer. me. at nv ufiee in Nuof-s flat.
Eureka Township, In the County Of Nevada On the
21d day Of April. D., 1850 at 10 oclnck. A. ". TO
vhs demands of you the sum "f One Hundred sna
Fifty Dollars, principal. and the funihs' sum oi
SIS 90 interest a promissory note bearing date.
birt.eye h Co., the same being secured nv mortgage
on the defendants Interest in certain Mining Claims
situated on W. el>eys Flat. Nevada County. a. per
Sots and Mortgage on dl--rhe Plaintiff prays tar
foreclosure ~f the same, when Judgment will be
rendered against you, tsgetner with Costs and dam
ages. II yon fail tn appear and answer.
To- the Sheriff any Con table Of said County.
Grsetisg-mske legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this nth day si April,
b. 1880. J. u. GRAY, J. r.
Nevada national., 1860-04-28
HOTEL INTERNATIONAL,
San Francfsto......... Caiiforni 4.

The INTERNATIONAL HOTEL COACH" Is a.
tendance al all hours. - eonvey Passengers and
trcrn ths Hotel %. e. 60 asat .1c.- Ing tEessss
l.H
Nevada national., 1860-04-28
CON STABLE S SALE.

Township Of Eureka, County Of Nevada.
nY VIRTUE 81 an exccu' ion to me delivered issu-
Ell out Of the Court Of J. 81 GRAY. aeilng Justice
or thu reace in and for the Township OF Eureka.
County of Nevada and State Of California bear nE
laie March ..ui. :. H.. 1870. in favor Of DANIEL
D0LING sud a.ainsi A.. DUNN. THO'S cor
~ an EN CUJEN Ter the sum OF Que Hundred
.na Th,iyiour Dollar aud Eight eight Cents lsi34
Ssl drat damages and cfsts Of suit. ! have levied
upnh aud .eit-i tine ionsin deseribed property.
To- i--ai! 10. right. title aud interest. OF A. }.
nuuu in and those Mining CiaIas, situated on
ii,. n g.. ia, nf w6alseys FLAT County and stat =
aforesaid and known a. tn. pasv els * Cos hiuin
C'aihs tosciht. with hi, right title aaa interest
IN the tunnel umes. hose. pipe tools and niler mi
ming apputienanets thercunto belonging OF in any
vi. aprsriairing To- the iian aforesaid.
Nniire is hereby given that will expos. IN public
sale the bbove DESERVED property to the highest
Lilsi.r for rash on the ground. "n monday, the
fth day of Way. $50 between the hours ui =
- clock L. N ans, uclocL 2. TO satisfy the a
boyc demands and accruing Gusts.
Giv-r under my hand This END LAY Of March. A.
ls6u MICHAEL. MURPHY, Const. 3
Eureka Township.
Nevada national., 1860-04-28
SUMMONS.

State Of California. Justice Court,
County Of Nevada. Ss
T.-n.hip OF Eureka. Before J. ". GRAY. J.P.
Tn. People tn. state Of California TO D. q. IiuH
grsetins-You are hereby suirmoned 10 afpeat be
fore tn. undersigned Justice Of ths Peace at his Of
See in said Town-hip, oa MONDAY, the I'D day 81
April A. H. 1850 at II o'clock a. m, TO answer to
the Complaint Of WIN. L. High. who demands Of YOU
the sun Of Thirty three Dollars alleged To be lue
him 90 a ptomissory note, nov on hlr in nv uhce
be rendered against you for the said sum together
with Costs and dAriages
To the Sheriff os any Constable OF said tnani.,
Grestirg-Msk- legal service aia due return hereof
Given under my hand this hih daf Of April, A.
D., 1889. JOHN NJ. GRAii I.f
Nevada national., 1860-04-28

NEVADA NATlONAi. Grass Valley.
DAILY BEE. Sacramento.
San ANnHKss iSnn yNDENT, SAN Andreas.
MARirusA STAR. Marposa.
CnLuNmA NKws. Columbia.
MooSfY's ESPRfsS. Folsom.
CONTRA tesTRA GAZETTE Martinez.
NApA CRY HERALD. Napa City.
BifNiCiA SENIINtl.. Bencia.
BUTTE ngNoCRAT. Orovilie.
MorNTAiN hE SINGER, Ia Porte,
PLACER COURIER, Forrest Hill.
sax JosE TuB,RATlI san Jose,
ALAMEDA HERALD. Oakland.
SANTA Crz NEWS Santa Cruz.
Los Angeles STAR, los Angeles.
naily Oregon Advertiser, Portland o. 7
Tulare County Record, Vsal,a.
Territorial Enterprise, Carson Valley.
Alameda County Gazette. San Leandro.
Family Circl-, san Francisco.
California Cuiturist. san Francisco.
nalles Journal. nalles. Oregon.
Hutchin's Magazine. San Francisco.
Nevada national., 1860-04-28
NOTICE.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that |
h.r,s, relra.e HENRY SMITH frem an atligaiian
,nt.r.. into between h,ni and me in December 1897
wherein ~e agr-s TO divide the proceeds "' cur re-
.,.rti,, l.bo for tire therein specified; The con
.aeraton received BY for the above release. !. a
Bn Of sale fros the said SAITH Of one fourth In
ssrs., in the dggings OF fisher Co. IN slate Greek
HILL aud In the Flat below. inelsding t~o setts oi
p.art siufres u.isk.iivsr. and all other aPpnrtc-
n.nc-- thereunts belonging ais" ~ day aror
perfssmed en- the said Diggngs. together -iih note
held 4,Ain.t m- by the said sniih for s.ots.
SAMJEI. LINSt ARD.
& wiiness-i;eergc II. Fisher.
sl.,. Crock Hill, Rough Ready
April Is. 1850.
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CAUTION!
b n psoNs INVESTING IN THE

i wsshse siIvers Mines. are PARTit ULARLi
CAUTIONED against purchasing interests in what !.
called the "Bly Chelier ground, ''beiween virgnis
City and Gold Hill, In Carson county, and Utah Ter
ritory. as the undersigned with Moore. Laurence
and others) elsimsty location, and holds hy pcs
sissien. eight hundred feet upon the C..nstnel
Ledge. Immediately west and adjsiaing the aforc
said Choiier claims, and will resist all aggression
eneoschments made by the Choler Csmrsny b.,
every legal and honorable means the Territory or
eonntry aasrds.
[3s3-wl JAMES G. nOw.
Nevada national., 1860-04-28
NOTICE
SUMMONS.

SUBJ NUNS.
can",y ,,'a,r 81 of S"Saaa. S," 5. c. Richardson
Grass ysley Township. } Justice Of the Peace
JOHN WALLS W F. BREcKER
The People of the State Of California TO F. Brec-
kef. Greeting -
You are hereby summoned to appear before me,
a, nav Office in the said Township. on THURSDAY,
the 18th Say 81 June. 4 D.. 1869. % 10 o'clock
A " to answer unto the complaint of JOHN WALLS
VITO Sem ,nii af yon the sum Of Que llundri and
Sixty-tso ollar- ami ti'ty tents. "a Book account
f,r .ari, Wares aai Nrrchhn'lise. a. per CompAln,
.t,w on dlr af iay once hen judgment viii
h- taken ,esnst yna iur the said amount,
ip-~iaer 18th is s4d damages, If you fsil to ap-
pear and anS-rr.
Girea unl.i uy h-ud. thi. esth day Of March,
4 n $50 : &. IiCIi ARirSuN, J.P
An iayit hcin. Sled hy the Plaintiff in the above
''auss. that iue 5iil'eenre has hern exercised 10
pr.curc ervcc the within Defendant, aud he fur
Tier aveiin- h's belief iha; tic said Defendant
has l-iraric ffod his u-hal plaee Of abode. u y
it-ferite ar lgr,l that service Of summons in said
case rsAie 8g publication in the Nevada Nation
al ! newspaper. printed and published in Nevada
cnluty aud most fely to give notice TO said Deien-
dant tor tSO weeks from the date hereof.
Given uader my hand this 2sth day II March, ls6o
3.-.m :. &. RICHARDSON. J. +.
Nevada national., 1860-04-28

They regulate and prepare the stomach to rpeeiro
and digest food IN a healths manner. gi ring action
on the Liver. by renewing the xecreted Bile allow
ing this Body its natural strength. 1T is vefv -.
seu'ii for perrons Of every age oi condition in lis
to be careful and keen their Egs.iive Organs in
good order. p, doing this. they viii be pfouf s.s
MT any. or all. 81 tho prevailing D--as-- i1ciient
10 the it!er-nt Climates n" matter what the i-m.
perAture ofths same" These Ritsrs src .ufe 10 10
this IN s,sr1 rsss il iairu according directions
These are thousand. vl snis u arteries anil venues
/ In the humAn frame. leading to aud depending upon
tho gastric juices yraauced bv the siontaeh far ih,
support oi the whole BODY. II the stomach i dice
sod surely Il caunoi 10 its work. Consequently
4 the body must be fci from nnprepArsd ane unnsi
ural 'alirs, sowing torrulfisn throughout the
whole systrtr. But II the stomach i isrt in order
lie created -aii,a go.- enrich tie clno ai,in. \
natural freshness To the cuunteBan-e .-d strr.th-
rning the Nhnlr frame.
We desire any and -veav person nsir- 'h- i-tiers
tn -hnw them O" and ak ih- opiaiur 49, ihsir cen
odrntial family Physician, in regaEa ~ tnc u.erits
Of the Ar'irai.
Turner. Forest Wine Bi,irr,.''
Are snre to regulate the stomach, tie muin
To tie whole body
Are sure tn agrre with the most weakly A. well a.
I the most robust psfsou;
Are To coahierae, tiiiousness viea il: .i;.h
/ oufs climate
Are suie To create rrod appetite
| Are very pleasant 10 the taste as a hertfsEe;
| Are economic aud cheap.
| All Travellers, shonii caffry these Ritfrrs With
10 fFcffht lffbA-fifrN ahA FrNtFrs caused bN ctAu
/ gss OF climate afii water.
Srainsr should carry them ta prevent Scuryv shin
feaser md the Ike When they aEs depri,rd Of CO
oing nutritious vegetables.
| All perspns Of se,ieuiary habits Who cannot rest
at night. should iakr them before going To b~ (,s.
4 foul and disarranEe'i stomach always proaures a
nurv"ns irritation ef the muscular glands cfrsin-
! lre.lri- nist..) Ih-y assist th. s;rniacl TO pr
forni III natural }oses, ali,~iHs ;.e .iynt 10 les
| With crmr"sufs.
! They are very rich uriri i,us Wine farrne~ ,
the addition 81 ni;e iiirfrni kiids ct rp,is bark,
I aud hrrbs. baking vefy paiaibc well as owe o
the most usurishihs BitIef, in ihs kn5s ,suf.d.
| There never has been any ariiri- introduced tbs
has gained surii universal ennddenre sad h-en =
highiy appl u!ed - tile public. A. ihcsc Biiiers
Tney have hesi Ia about IL Trars, ani the sa
hiss incr-a-si mach. that Il iAAe. hfsr sr.,
buildings. caserin. over nine lots OF ersgss,.
| their business
For the bitter protection of the public AFTER hi
late April 18th ne have for \ laiie uGstlrasiitl IA
ver< expensive )Sire Engraving ~iit tie portrait o
| each member Of our hrn. making psr;rrt euarn
tee against cOunsriets or nirlisns Of th. gen iin
| article.
B-iiseafisr our FOREST NINK EiITER-
will be manufactured frum white Wine which ma ke
| decided improvement. uncqu.led by an, oihe
| BitieFs in the United stsira.
| Sold Wholesale, by
Nevada national., 1860-04-28
SUMMONS.
SIMMONS.

Stat. .f c.lif.rp. Justices Court
f.vs.L,p of Esska. Before JoHx N. GRAY, J. P.
III. p.opp Of the State .f California to j. G. HieH
crssting-
Va, are hereby Summoned to APPEAR before me.
a. onee, IN said Township on Moniay. the
M dAy Of April A. D. 1850, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ &c
.ss-er to the complaint OF JeHS Z. iiieH who de-
.sndsd Of you the sum Of Two Hundred Dollars.
rrineyel and the further " Fifty eight collars
ssi rs eta intsr.t on two pro.ssor. no'es one for
III. ether for One Hundred and Fifty Dollars dated
Dsesmbsr lat, 1855. made paysbls TO VIM T.. HfeH
and assigned BY him TO JoHs y. HoH As per note en-
Gle In my sn5cs. when Judgment will be taken
ar.inst you for said sEount togather with cost aud
damsess IL you fail to appear and answer. To the
sherin or any Constable. Of said County. Creating
MAKE legal surviee and due rstur. heteot Gl ven
nader my hand this sth- a.s Of A2,h. A. u.
1850. J. ~ GRAY. ''r'
Nevada national., 1860-04-28
Ono Millions Gallons. iu RnrreIs and
Cases, sold Aunantiy,
RNERS'

TU NERS'
EXTRA RAsBERRY SYRUP
Manufactured from pure juice OF Rsspperres and Is
equel to any arteie Of the ki1d heretofore trodn
ced
Some Of the reasons why TURNER'S Ginger Wine
syrups and CordilaS, Bitters, &c, are better than
any other in the United States
firsi-we Rave three Of the largest munufactories
Of the kind in the world
One nt New York.
One mt Bu0alo, n. n.
And the I'D mt Snn Frnnrisco, Cal
Built specially for business in the most complete
manner in every particular.
Secondly-Ws can and do hrve every advantage
that money can purchase convenience conld izcil
litate.
Our Goods are manufactured f.om the very best
maierials-with the utmost care and are the lead.
ing articles Of the kind throughout every state in
the Union. China, Sandwich Islands, and including
almost every place where the Angle Saxon race are
represented
We have constantly on hand and for sale ip quan
tites TO suit
Ginger Wine, Forest Wine Bitters,
blackberry Brandy, sarsapsrills I1oda,
Cherry Brandy. Wormwood Bitters,
wormwood Cordial. Vegetable Btters,
Cherry Cordial Stomach Bitters.
Raspberry syrup, Stougaton Htters,
Lemon Syrup, Spice Bitters,
L.traet Raspberry Syrup, ,dreeat syrup,
Gum syrup, lnussetie,
toioripg, Curseoa,
losynehe, Kershenwasscr,
1nh@ao, yernouth,
zIomauc schnspps, Essence OF Iemon.
''sas' 'ansiea Ginger. Essence Of Lsppermint.
Rosenehieif- Bitters, &c.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-11
THE MESSAGE.

II was our purpose to review the
Presidents message somewhat in detail
but as the time for going to press APP
proaches we filid, as we have often found /
before that our columns have filed them /
selves with other matters. Yet, perhaps,
this disappointment is not great enough 20
iust;fv eny considerable amount Of lamen-
tation and crashing Of teeth. In TACT
the message, which we have been able 70
,resent to our readers in full, speaks for
itself and speaks after a fashion states.
man-Iike aud nobly patriotic. Its just
censures Of fanaticism, its clear EXPOSE
ton Of the great constitutional tenets Of
States Rights Democracy, its loyal teach
inps and it's eloquent portraiture Of the
advantages enjoyed by the American
neople, will do much towards calming
public excitement and promote to some
extent the restoration Of fraternal sentl-
maents between the better classes Of the
North and the people Of the South.
/ While the MESSAGES SO well calculated
to revive patriotic emotions wherever the
monomaniac bigotry Of abolitionism has
not tstterly stiaed them, nobler field ls g
ably presented for the thoughts and &C
tons Of his countrymen than sect lFni
strife and family discord No part @
this document pleases us SO much as thai
wherein a bold and vigorous armed inter
.yention is recommended to secure thu
RIGHTS of Americanscitizens resident u
Mexico, to punish foul murders and stu
pendous robberies, to obtain settlement
Of our claims and to procure indemnit..
for numberless wrongs and outrages
This has long appeared to be the tru
policy for US. 1t is to be hoped that "
EBuchanan's advice will find in bot
branches Of Congress enough members 8
natriotic, SO imbued with q laudabl
!, American pride, and 50 heedful Of the
! butchered countrymen whose blood erie
f to them from the ground Of Mexico, !
E inaugurate this great scheme Of redres
The sectional issue has been 50 lon
III +. \ Il i
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-11
Opening Of the State Seminary

4 To this date the number of cadets who
have reported themselves at the State.
Seminary is over forty, the arrivals hay
ing teen at the rate of about six per day.
The cadets who have arrived are credita-
. . representatives Of Young Louisiana,
averaging in age about seventeen years
and in height about five feet six inches.
A considerable proportion Of them are
well advanced in academic studies and
several have been members Of military
schools in other states.
By the energy and forethought OF the
superintendent, the professors and mem
bers Of the Board, due preparations had
been made for this promising influx Of
cadets, who are now, consequently, al
ready beginning their studies
1t is very desirable that all students
who intend TO go to the Seminary during
| the current session should report them
selves at the earliest dav practicable.
This is important, not only as facilitating.
the necessary division Of the cadets into
classes according to their various degrees
4 Of advancement in scholarship at the time
4 Of their admission, but especially to the
), cadets themselves who will be materially
embarrassed by losing the benefit Of in
struotion in the earlier part Of the session.
The academic experience of most parents
and guardians is sufficient to remind
!. them Of the difficulties a student labors
+ under when he arrives few weeks OF
4 even q few days too late, and after a class
!. which he would have been duly qualified
]. to enter, has made some progress. While
J. the faculty will. beyond doubt, do all il
# their power for the advancement of those
e cadets who are necessarily detained a
j home during the early part of the session
lit Is very evident that the latter will con
/ = y = s :
suit their own interests by coming witt
= the least possible delay.
8 While on this topic we might as wei
y advert to serious error into which som
- have fallen concerning The course 8
10 study at the State Seminary. 1t is az
sumed BY these that, as the organizatio
lie Of this substitution is military in chara'
IA ter, the course Of instruction will of lecel
g sity be purely scientific, to the exclnsio
ell of classical studies. On the contrar,
y. provision is made for as complete cours
he Of tuition in Latin and Greek as can !
ny enjoyed in any American college. I'll
N, chair Of Ancient Languages is filed !
&C. an able professor, chosen by the Board
Supervisors from large number Of a
*, pIicants, and recommended as well by b
on attachments as by his success as 4 teache
S. Our State Seminary has therefore all Il
he features Ola collegiate institution Of u
on first grade its military regulations al
oil, discipline will not interfere at all wi
I'D tie classical and scientific pursuits Of Il
cadets, as we hare already fully EXPLAIN
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-11

New PAPER AT RlcHaoSD, LA.-L. 7.
Adams, Esq, announces the publication
Of new paper at Richmond, Madison
parish, to be called the Madison Demo
craft From his brief prospectus it would
appear that the Democrat, while favoring
the Democratic party, will advocate
Southern union for the protection Of
Southern rights.
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LINES.
TO y. R B. :.

1855.
/ have heard the Wild birds singing,
have felt the zephyr's kiss,
Happy "reminiscences bringing
Of fairer world than this.
The language I have spoken,
OF the fragrant, wildwood flower,
Where each blossom was a token,
And each bud, precious dover
But more subtle, Is the music
ny heart hath lately known,
Every chord was touched like magic,
By the echo Of thy tone.
All my life, have been dreaming,
And the future chained my thoughts;
Well KNEW the present seeming
Joys, we're not the ones Ilsought.
sas.All my life, Ihsve been dreaming"
of radiant, favorite star,
{ That upon my own was beaming,
Tending toward i, from atar.
win this worshipped, fond Ideal,
That has claimed my love, and truth,
Ever make the day dreams req,
Which have haunted all my youth :
LAURA
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-11

~ The Hon. Henry Phillips, late
- If the State Senate, now Repre-
sentative elect from De Soto PARISH
BASED Dss through Alexandria On Monday On
his way to Baton Rouge.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-11

THR TnoRSDIKE W ILL.B Boston, December 81 -
The great Thorndike will case, which has excited
50 much interest, has been Withdrawn from Court,
the parties having amicably settled the matter DO.
tween themselves. Thorndike's daughter, wht
was 50 ruthlessly cut Of because Of her marriage
to man ID humble circumstance against BIZ
wishes, comes hi ier handsome shars Of The i'm
ncnse estate
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-11

Mr.. ELGEE's APPOINTMENT .We perceive
by accounts from Washington that
CHAsLEs LIE Doux EIGEE, ESQ, has been
appointed Secretary of Legation for the
American mission to Mexico in place Of
Mr.. La Reintrie resigned. Mr.. Elgee is a
native Of this parish and is held in high
esteem for his talents and amiability. Tt
will be gratifying to his numerous friends
to hear that he has been placed in re-
sponsible and honorable diplomatic post
for, which be has become qualified as well
by,a thorough classical and legal eduea
ton as by serving faithful apprentice
ship in diplomacy under Mr.. McLane
lie has won the appreciative regard o
our venerable President and Of all til,
public functionaries with whom his duties
have brought him in contact.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-11

nag The Hon. Thos. 0. Moore and lady
left town on Monday morning by the
steamer r. d. Perry. The Governor eleck
after brief visit of business toINew
Orleans, will go to the capital to Prepare
for entering upon the discharge Of the
laborious duties Of his responsible Office
DR.. S. A. Smith, Senator elect from
Avoyelles and Rapides, also left BY tbs
Perry. He and our delegates to the Other
branch Of the Legislature will be Of theil
posts at the opening Of the session Of
before.
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Succession Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA DiuR.cr 0oeE'-

- PARISH or RAPIDrs; y. .n,a
r.,.se Il Rosella a. Robert, deco -No.sIl |.
sss,.a I'll T. I'll si's : ! pubic auction 2
n sss S,q MONDAY 18th sss =
4 A., - s nov described belonging g 'a
the folow'ns pnss3la A. Robert, deed, to.wit Q
suf S;as negro SLAVES q The names enc
following: ,s..ua. 90 va.rs and infant. 8
Emma, 5 years, and Ada years. - al
children. (. -. + r.;rde ia yeeI1;
Chapman, is years add Martin y years -
life. = On undiyided
tract Of Land, belonging 70 aaa 9 u; ,s nefiue
fafher cf decd ii HIS Death situated =, .ns R.,es
Rspidss and s. Landry he e ossss
Terms1Cash ccording % lar roprpr Am,
January s 10. isso-tds ). J. ROBERT, ~