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Nevada national., 1860-03-03
SUMMONS.
State Of California. justices Csurt,
County Of Nevada, SS
Townsffp If Eureka Before " W Carerton

State Of California. justices Cssrt,
County Of Nevada, SSS
Township Of Eureka J Before ". W. Caperion, J.
ii NJ. Moore. vs. ID. Vsilandingham.
The People If the state Of California TO D. Nallan-
dinghsm-You are hereby summoned 10 appear BE-.
fore the undersigned Justice OF the Peace al his or
ice on Moore Fiat, in said Township. on Mednes.
day the 18th day Of February. 4 H. 1850. tt 10
o'clock o.. m, 10 answer 10 the Complaint of II
Nacre. Eho demands Of YOU the sum Of One Han
re and Thir -four Dollars PRINCIPAL and the sum
of Huud --' ani Ninety two luilifs and Nip-iF '
,ix cents irte-sf alleged 70 be due him from you
As i-r note on flc Ia inis Office
on failure So 20 apr car and answer judgment will
he r-ndere, against you FOR the said Of $40 sc
and Costs uf suit
Giyen under my hlnd this 18th day OF October,
4. H., 1883 ". W CAPkR1ON, J. p.
All 'avii being fled by the Plaintiff IN the within
cause that due diligence has been exercised 10 pro-
cure service on the within defensaut. and further
aver that he has good to believe that d-en
iant ha lett the state. ami 70 has ordered ~
me that publication be ma q ir the Nevada sat ana'
\ weekly newspaper published Al Grass Vale b. Toe
County Of Nevada. state Of ai'oruia. iu each
seek ior tia term Of three months from date ~ FIRST
ublicafiou. i'3-3ml W. ". Cifrki0N. : ?.
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
ADVICE.

BRoruKEs there il more OF knoTlsdg
10 the world than we can reach
Ages we're too sho-t for learning
All that Natures book eau teach.
Worlds OF science though we conquer
Worlds before US still arise -
'Twere to be God to fsthom
Lies abunda mysteries.
Cease we, then. this foolish striving
In all knowledge to excel
Let Us though We know but little,
Know II tceH
Brothers there is much u labor
On the earth, and years are few:
There is more Of work around us
Than our feeble hands can do.
Ever dreaming. ever planning.
Quick the idle moments run,
Death too oft but comes TO tind Us
With our labor scarce began.
Sieze we, then, the mighty present--
Let us. though we do but little,
Do il treH
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
DISAPPOINTMENT.
San Francisco Advertisements.
Iron Railing,
.....FOR......
Dwellings, Terandas, Cemcterys, &e.

THE SUBSCRIBERS (lMPORTERS) beg leave to call
| the attention OF Builders, and all others anti
cipang want OF Iron Raili z, Nerandas, Balconies,
ke 10 their extensiv assortment OF Patterns which
are kept on file at chiee ai the eetrtr CT san
some and Merchant staeet. San Francisco.
To those wko expecting 10 build or sSn 70
incisse tl,ii cen stst, tf va tt ti.ihs, Ne
would say that advantageous contracts my be mace
Nth Us Xha are eonstantly fufrishso ~',' -
,.,g,II t.ttsirs - Ti-htiil-s bait
more and Boston. TINS oran oi our bisness Is
connected with the extnsve Foundry and Machine
shop Ct Messis Ttsste;t y iftsI ~ q q hart
ford Conn whose woik n-eus accommodation
with those who are familiar with tho reputation Of
At eza. s-..E1-4k
n R-Those who require kailing OF any particular
style aters than the samples weidh we have exh-
bition. can be accommodated by forwarding 10 rs a
drawing for patterns
Further patieulars, Including prices for Railing
may be learned BY calling or addressing
wM. FAULKNER SON,
dee2o-3m San Francisco, Cal
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
SIMMONS.
Justices Court.

State Of California Justices Court.
County OF Nevada Sss
Eureka township. Before ". W. caperton, J.P.
III. NJ. Moore, vs.. ID. Vallandingbam.
The People Of the state Of California TO d. Vallan
direham-You are hereby summoned 10 sppear be
fer, the undersfgned Justice Of the Peace at bis Of
See on Moore's Flat. in said Township, wednes
say the a7th day of February A d., 1850, at II o.
clock g. to answer to the complaint OF H. n. Moors
rho dema f,ds Of you the sum Of One Hundred and
Ihirt,.hvs Dollars. principal, and the sum OF One
Hundred and Ninety Dollars and Forty Cents in
tere.t alleged to be due him from you per note
Gle 10 this effice.
I'm failure 80 TO appear aud answer, Judgment will
be rendered against yoa for ths said Of s32s ~
and Costs Of suit.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF October, A
D. 1859. W. W. CAPERrON, J. P.
Affidavit being filed by the Plaintiff in the within
cause that due diligence has been exercised TO pro-
aure service the within defendant, and further
erers that he has good reason to believe that the
shove named defendant has left the state and II has
been ordered BY that publication be made in the
Nevada National. weekly newspaper, published in
Grass Valley in the County Of Nevada state OF Cal
fornia once a week, for the period OF three months
from the dais OF frst publication.
1f-3m W. W. CAPBRTON. J. p.
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT or EXECUTlON to mo d.
ID rs+i.-l issusd out OF Tire oun'v Court Of Ne
vals Comfy -ia'e q taliioruia. Judgment
dere.f - ,ail oari the 4ih day Of November. a.
u Is5H ln farnr of GErRGF T. HaITnN and agains.
Jasfa kIsuAEps hy Confession) for the .um Of Eight
llunlfel aud Five troll lars ana Ninety Cents. with
interest on the said sum of sso5 90 from the 4th
day of November, A. y. 1859 at the rate Of Ten per
cent per annnm, until paid
Together with all costs Of suit. have levied up
on the following described property. To wit -
All the right title and Interest Of the above named
Defendant. Joseph Richards. Of, in and 10 certain
Quartz Mill and Quartz Leads IN Grass Valley Town
ship. County Of Nevada and state Of California
known a. the Helgta and Lafayette Gold Mining
Companys QuartA8til III and Leads. also Defendants
interest in and to all the machinery and appurte-
nanees thereunto belonging in any wise spper
tanning consisting OF fngines, Boilers, Stamps
Belts Tubs Tools, &e, &c.
Notice Is hereby given tnat will expose 20 public
Sale all the above described Property the highest
bidder for Cash. in front Of tine Court House door,
in Nevada City on tuesday, the 9th day Of nceem-
Der. A. D.. 1s59, between the hours OF O'Clock 4.
N. and O'Clock, 7. NJ.
Given under my hand this 4th day Of November,
4. y. 1853.
b. VAN HAGAN, sheriff Nevada Co
Nc ConneIl Byrne Atty's for Plifs
POSTPONEMENT.
Rs- The above sale has been postponed to Tues
day the 18th DAY o. APRIL A. u. ls0Q
by order Of Plaintiffs Attorneys.
J. b. VAN HAGAN, sheriff Nevada Co.
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
THE HOWL AND
p8TARY DAY9gK1Y.

WE arc now prepared TO furnish at short notice
w the above battery, and would request the aiie-
ntn Of all Quartz en II previous TO the erection
Of mill For efficiency In eStrating gold II = be-
coming celebrated aud We have no hesitance in pro
nonncing its uperior ia every respect TO any now
in
Al our request MR.. AfNARGN y. PAUL. superin-
tendent Of the Oriental Quartz Mil. near Nevada
city has consented explain the working Of the mill
aud show its efficiency 10 any Who may feel interest
and can Judge 81 It better by seeing It In prae-
teal operation we would reisr Quartz men Of New
ada county Ia him. -.
GODDARD, HANSCOM RANKIN,
45-6m Pacific Foundry, San Francisco.
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
SIMMONS.
State Of California, County of Nevada. 81.
District Court OF the 18th Judicial District
satd State

State Of California, County Of Nevada. 81.
District Court OF the l4th Judicial District
of said State.
The Peopi. Of the state Of California to THOs
wOODVlfJE Greeting
You are hereby summoned 10 answer to the com
saint Of CSC A. MONTGOMERY filed sgalns. you
and wy ROnHAM, within Ten days from the ser
vice Of this Writ, II served on you in this County,
within Twenty days II served on you in this District
nd out Of this County, and within forty daysf ser
we'd on YOU in this state and out OF this District In
an action commenced on the first day Of February
4 D. 1850 in said Court to obtain Decree Of this
Court for the Foreclosure OF certain mortgage
bearing date the 10th day OF October, 4. y. ls56,
executed bv the said deiundant. VIM Rodham, To
Thns woodvile and for the sale of the premises
therein and in said complaint particularly mention
ea and described, and the application 81 the money
arising from such sale - the paymeut OF the amount
due on a certain promssory note, set forth in said
complaint made and delivered To sad Thos wood
vile by the Defendant VIM. Rodhsm, and by said
Woodvile transferred 10 the Plaintiff bearing even
date with said mortgage and thereby intended 10 De
secured TO wit;-ths sum Of tine Thousand Dollars,
with interest thereon from the 10th day October y
D. 1855 at the rate Of Ten per cent per annum' tll
paid. and II any deficiency shall remain alter ap-
| plinr all Of said moneys properly 50 applica Die
thereto then shat plaintiff may have execution ther
eor against tire said defendants. also that saii de-
| PENDANTS aud all and every person claiming by
through under them, subsequently 10 the GATE or
Plaintiffs mortgage ann the commencement ot this
action may be barred aud ioreclosed Of all right,
claim lien and equity of redemption 10 or TO the
said morigagcd premises, or any part thereof and
for such other OF further relief both In the pre-
misses a. niay be just and equitable.
And Won are hereby notified that II you fail TO
answer said complaint herein directed, Plaintiff
will take Judgment against you by default, thceh-
er with all costs Of suit and also demand Of the
Court such other relief is prayed for in ilainis
said complaint.
In testimony Whereof l. John s Iamb.-t. Clerk
Of the District Court. Aforesaid 90 hersunio .st my
hand and impress tho seal Of SAID Court. stOfes.
In the city of Nevada this 9Th day Of February.
b, ls6o.
John : TAWrrrT Crri.
Nevada national., 1860-03-03

No. E22 sANsOME STREET,
Where he has opened the largest Leather and shos
Finding store in san Francisco with complete as
sortment Of all tho different goods apperianing to
the leather and Finding Bu'iness for the Fall trade
such - FRENCH CALF SKIN Of the following brands
LEMON, nelon, Alboy, Bordinier, Nelows also,
silver Medal Patent Leather Morocco. end n good
assortment Of Prime Philadelphia Hips and Calf
skin. Oak and Hemlock sole leather OF all the die
rent qualities and prices TO suit buyers. Also, a
complete assortment Of sHOE FINDINGS Of all the
various Kinds Crimpci Boot Fronts and Foot ings,
from 81 90 TO ST. SO dtted Calf Boot Legs, from 81,
50 to 81 Sole Leather from 30 10 3, cents per
10 Cater and shoe Uppers Of every kind.
RS- Particular attention paid TO orders. 1hs sters
will BE- oprn from A ~, till T. \.
JOHN G. HIN
14-3m No. I22 Sansome -. san Francisco
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
SUMMONS

STATE OF CA IIFoRNIA, ! In Justices ce.rt,
County, NEVADA Before L. MeIbosrns
Town.'p Of Rough 4 Ready Justice Of the Peace
The People Of the Stale Of California, to n. r.
1U1TlE, 6rceting-
You are hereby commanded to sppear before the
undersi med, Justice OF the Peace at his once, in
Rough Ready township, county Ct Nevada on the
30th day Of December A. n. 1859 at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, to answer to the Complaint Of A. 2. NfMAN vhs
demands OF you the sum Of Ninety one Dollars and
I've y-hve Gents, balance due account.
When Judgment will be taken against you for the
said amount. together with cost and damages, yss
fail TO appea- and answer.
To the Sheriff any Constable OF said County,
6re.tng-llake legal service and due return hsrrsf
Given under my hand, this 10th day Of Dee. A.
d. 1853,
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
JOHN 8. IAwHrrT Clerk.
Iiy Joseph i.ebcis. iepu;r.

~ Orfer of Hon. David peljeu. County Judge IL
aud for Nevada touBty. California
A True CoIy-AitcSt JOHN >. LAMBERT, ClE
Ter Joseph Roberts. Jr., Deputy.
pibble X lansing. Attorneys for Plainte 2s.3m
Nevada national., 1860-03-03

SANDS SAkSAPhklLLh,
The Oldest And
ORIGINAL ARTICLE.
CELEBRATED FOR The CURE or
All Diseases arising from an Impure
State of the Blood, or Habit
of the System.
The thoufands of unio-
licited teifimonials from
perfons of every rank in
Gociety, fhow in the mott
satisfactory manner the
powerful agency this
preparation pofsefses of
arreiting and curing
DISEASES OF THE
Glandular and Olseous
fystems. In its compo-
Gtion, on which much
of its value depends, the
beif Sariaparilla Root,
with other mott efectual
and falutary productions
are com'-:acd, produc
ing a compound
DIFFERING ENTIRELY
in it, character and properties from sny
preparation now in uie. Under les re-
foring influence, frcngth ard vigor are
impaired to the exhauaed frame, and
perfect health fucceeds diieaie, as Winter
Is fucceeded by Spring, and the earth
clothed in verdant beauty under the gen.
ial influence Of rcfreihing mowers. It's
operations are in harmony with nature,
and il may be administered to persons
of all ages and every variety Of conifi-
tuition with the mof perfea iafety.
Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS,
wholesale Druggis'. 100 Fulton Street, cor.
Of William. New-York.
Fur sale by DrwIrr. KirrLE & Co., II
JossscS g. Co, RrDissros & Co., San Fran
slsoe; RIcE & CoyrIs, Aarysvills; z H.
HsDorALs q c. e~usDssssi and b
Dvsgyiss gssusDy
Nevada national., 1860-03-03

The way we marrying the brides inge
and then wiring her heart.
Nevada national., 1860-03-03

- Courtshps are the sweet and dreamy
thresh- holds OF unseen Edens. where half the
world has paused in couples, talked in whis-
psrs under the moon light, and passed on,
and never return.
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The undersigned having been transaeting buAi
under the hru and name Of Smith NeCrts'
at the Key Stone Saw Mill upon Kentucky Flat iK
the township OF Rough Ready, County OF Nevada
and State Of California have this day dissolved ssa
Connection, by mutual Consent
A. Smith
VIM. heCRKA
Kentucky Flat, January ) 1860.
The accounts Of the above firm in the hanas
OF hcCreA Bowman, who have this day formed
Copartnership, in the same business, at the ssit
place when they will also attend to the settlsD sst
Of the business Of the late 6rm. -
Vim. hcCRKA.
VIM. BOWMAN.
Kentueky Flat, January I'd, 1890.
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
\. L. MELBOURNE, J. P.

II having been satisfactorily shown to me, BY sf-
dsvit OF Plaintiff that said defendant Is absent fren
the State II l. hereby ordered that the above
mons be publishe in the Nevada National for three
months. l23-aml l.. MELBOURNE, r.
Nevada national., 1860-03-03

]. having been satisfactorily shown 10 me. BY sf-
hday ef fiaintiH that said defendant IL .tssnt fsn
the State, II hsrsby orfered that the tbovs
mons be published in the Nevada National fer three
months. llS-3ml W. ". cAPEETOS. J.. =.
Nevada national., 1860-03-03
ST NMONS.

State Of California Justiessicssrt.
County Of Nevada,
Township Of Eureka Before ". ". czper,e,, ~
ii. NJ. Moore, vs. ID. Vallandingbsm.
The People Of the State OF California 10 ID. vaisn
dingham-You are hereby summoned to appear BE-
fore the undersigned Justre Of the Peace At his Of
hcs on Noore's Flat IN said Township on wedsessay
the 9th day Of February, d.. 1850. at IL o'clock
a. m. 10 answer to the complaint Of II. NJ. Moore
Who demands Of you the Of NINETY. two dsllars
and Seventy hve cent?. principal, and the sss Of
One Hundred and Thirty three Dollars and Fifty -sx
Gents, interest Allsiged to be due him from yes
per nois tie IN this Office
On failure :" 10 appear and answer. Judgment will
be rendered against you for the said sum Of TIVE
hundred and tNrnt, six L0llErs and tbir. ens cents
an costs # suit.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of October, n
, 1853 ". v. CAFKTON, J. PD
Nevada national., 1860-03-03

- A Downesster, one very cold night
was aroused from his slumbers by a very
laud knocking at the door.-After some hes
itstion he went to the window aud asked,
WHO'S there, ~
"A friend"
"What do you wsnt!"
ITO stay here sll night"
"wsll, stay there, then, . was the bsnevo
lent reply.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-26

In the U. States. .ls, ,76s miles 81 500 miles.
Here we see that nine thousand miles of railroad
nave been completed in the last four years-so uu.
propitious and disastrous to railroads generally-
Ihe average is near two thousand miles pcr an.
mum, and the average in the first wear previous
about three thousand miles. Should the ayera 90
IN the last four years continue, see no reason
70 DC doubt 1t, there will be completed by the wear
leaO full ten thousand more than We new have.
The Railroad Record adds:
The construction of 1000 miles of railroad
per annum Will occasion great demand for capit-
a., ior artisans and for laborers. Ii will REQUIRE
S'o,OOO,O00, which will be paid out for 2OO. 600
tuns OF iron-equal 10 $4,000, 900 wood work
worth S2,OJOOO0; depots and station houses xl..
OUO,000, and the residue for labor
thus, We see there is large amount of capitaJ.
labor and artisans put in operation by the railroad
construction. This construction will REQUIRE u.s..
ooo men OF all sorts, and will maintain a population
OF ooo'oOO- This is no trifing matter 1t is of
immense consequence to the country, and VIC should
be glad to see the work go on"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-26


The Crown Point Register expresses a
choice for William III. Seward forthe Re
publican candidate for President. We
could swallow Gov. Seward. but we hate
to. awfully. Our choice is-the nominee
of the Chicago Convention Northern In
dianian.
Though not our first choice we could
swallow Gov. Seward, if nominated at
Chicago, without the least difficulty, cspe-
cially since the Democrats say they will
dissolve the Union in case he is elected
President. We want to try the expert
ment. feeling very certain that it will DEM
onstrate to the world that those who make
such threats are set of cowardly bragga-
docios. though none the less traitors and
deserving of a hempen cravat. We sim
cerely believe that the Republicans will
elect their nominee for President next fall.
whoever he may be, but for certain reasons.
not necessary to mention now, we prefer
the nomination of Bates, Cameron, Lin
coin, Trumbull or Ii. s. Lane, of our own
State. Seward is a gallant Republican,
true patriot, great Statesman, and an in
Iellectual giant. worthy of the highest hon
ors in the gift of his countrymen. That
any true Republican should hate to support
such man is, to say the least, somewhat
surprising.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-26
Under the Violets.

The following beautiful poem is from the col,
clusion of o. w HoLMEs, professor at the Br,al
fastTabls," in the October number of the Allan
tic. tits not excelled, to our taste, by any thin
in the language.l sssa I~s serf 81
Her hands are cold: her face is white; M
No more her pulses come and go;
her eyes are shut to life and light
81 Fold the white yesturcs, snow on snow
And lay her where the violets grow.
But not beneath craven stone,
10 plead for tears with alien ewes;
a slender cross of wood alone SO
Shall say, that here a maiden lies
In peace beneath the peaceful Skies.
And gray old trees of fhugcst limb
- Shall wheel their circling shadows round
10 make the scllorching sunlight dim --s
Ihat drinks the sreonness from the ground,
And drop their dead leaves on her mound.
When Ger their boughs the squirrels run,
And through their leaves the robins call,
And, ripening in the autumn sun,
The acorns and the chestnuts fall,
Doubt not that she will heed them all
For her the morning choir shall sing
Its mathis from the branches high,
And every minstrel voice of spring,
That trills beneath the April skv,
Shall greet her with its earliest cry.
When, turning round their dial track,
Eastward the lengthening shadows pass,
Her little mourners clad in black,
The crickets, sliding through the grass,
Shall pipe for her an evening mlss
At last the rootiets Of the trees
Shall find her prison where she lies
And bear the buried dust they seize
In leaves and blossoms to the skies,
so may the soul that warmed it, rise.
III any, born Of kindlier blood,
Should ask, What maiden lies below
Say only this. A tender bud,
That tried to blossom in the snow,
Lies withercd where the violets blow.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-26
Republican State Convention.

The Republican State Central Commit
tee met at the American House yesterda
morning and spent the greater portion o
the day in deliberating on matters pertain
ing to the interest of the Republican part,
OF Indiana. The utmost good feeling pre-
vailed, and unanimous belief was ex
pressed that the approaching political con
test in Indiana and the Union would re
suit IN the triumph of Republican pin
ciples
a proposition to call State Conven.
ton for nominating Republican State
ticket on the 226 Of February was dis,
cussed by members of the Committee and
other Republicans present from various
portions OF the State. The general ex-
preston was in favor Of holding the con-
vention at an early day in order that the
candidates nominated might be ready to
meet their Democratic opponents before
the people.
The representatives Of the Northern part
OF the State favored a short and vigorous
canvass, while those from the South want
ed a campaign of sufficient length, to en-
able them to carry the war into Africa"
and fight Democracy in its strongholds.
1t was in the Southern counties, they CON
tended. where the principles of Republican
ism needed eucidation most. and it was not
possible for candidates of the party to
make short contest available in all the
counties of the south and southwest.
In another place to-day we publish the
call issued by the committee, which is
signed by as many members as were pres
ent yesterday. 1t is based substantially.
on the call OF the Republican National
Convention. but differs far enough to mark
the outlines of platform in relation to our
ota!e affairs. 1t invites the CO. opcratiou
OF all who are opposed to the present cor
rnpt State and National ADMINISTRATORS
following. in this respect. the examnle Of
The National Committee. The call is nub-
ished as reported by the committee an
pointed Tor the purpose, with the excep-
ion OF the time designated commit
ce not specifying any day. When presen- I
ed tor approval it was adopted without a
dissenting vote.
This action of the Central Comm;tte
'pens the way for another cam mpaign which
'romises to exceed in interest and exc;to.
nent the contest Of 1856 Every Repub-
lean should be. ready for the fight. and
ard on his political armor without DELAY
.housands, we know. are anxious for the 1
note OF war to be sounded, and are bust
' preparing 70 battle manfully for their , J
rincipies. Let the enthusiasm spread
nd be kept alive until the victory for !
'hich we are contcnding is Won Ind. e
o4F. E.atia -. ~ -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-26


MUTrERINGs.-The Pulaski Democrat
ventures to muttcr in low and gentle tones
at the treatment of Northern Democrats by
the Southern lords Of the lash. Hear it:
1t is charged by many northern demo-
Gratis that the appointing of the Senate
COMMITTEES was manifestly unjust to the
large body of Senator's from these States.
Without passing upon the justice or injus-
tlec OF the act 1T is clearly evident that it is
like ing handle all upon one side
The arrangements of the Committees was
not. to say the least, very flattering tes-
timonial to the talents. industry or worth
OF the Senators from the free States.
Bravol There is yet spark of man
hood in the bosom of the Democrat editor
which may possibly be famed into a fame.
Who can tell?
But. here Is another specimen of the
kind, which astonishes us still more, from
the same sheet: a3 ns'e3 7f
SoUTn CARoLISA.-Thc State Sentinel
suggests whether it is proper for the Dem
ocratic National Convention to he held in
Charleston, or in any State that has by its
legislature resolved to secede from the Uni /
on. The Sentinel expresses more than its
own views. when it says:
1--WE think. under such circumstances,
the convention should be held within a
State loyal to the constitution and the |
Union; and South Carolina is not such a I
State"
These papers do not seem to think the
'lection of a Republican President would
20 sufficient cause for dissolution of the
Union. Are they sound Democrats?