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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-26
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-26

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-26
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-26

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-26

@eacfatle NiuS, utrMGut uno rbur 3udrr. 9r,Nr,i,k,
Wills. @icHdEte btrubmis 2sberrilen, Sr. SayrcS spiItn
tutltc &apcrrtilcn Il. N. Nurmmiitrl utylbIfr;u Srrttn;
zen mus erhdlt u mn iuM 3grFaur bel Slider. Got
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26
AMUsEMENTS.

RARSuNs AMERICAN MUSEUM
| Under Ne PERSONAL supervision Of r. r. BARNyM
1h ko SHaHsT T IIASE II Es asE SErT
young ''''n'i fs isf '; SoSsprAs w. oruu,
sna 81 sysSos sHf =; sscs
a Asso t s%S%Si1i'79s
Mp:SasS ws ana CHA each one With Pur, White sa
ss % 1sss zy'' DC % ssaas e s
ST Ha ;ss' d. sss !; Hss Of
vEs IEtss u ssA 4ss s v s2yTDs
S Ss 81 So Sk szAs HsE EsSAsr
! EN- kIy 81 s sxKAT 3 ITO Scrr
Oh oA xekwAR HaH4 TEs t SA,Sv sHxnkos
Y y sen sly a. 81 sc, .sS sy srS sysns
$500. rredqss. Astonishing s pAsnoSsu. Ssi is'
rssSSSs O'clock s' BA 4 esI''fs
R6RETT&; OK 'H TfE MAIb Of riE xo Us Sea
tx THE J SHsT Tsisa e S5J ii s,0i0ox' -
SSSS aArr,
GREAT VARIETY 81 oSp NEW WAX FIGURES
15Ds4h Hs 81 snss MADE 70. THE
ess: ss s.s ss. s:n and &. Is
IN Sole psopretors Messrs O. Z. Eos J. W. rinsard
BENEFIT OF MIR. r. 5. SMITH.
THE Has eSB iSEsSseis" n dss%n &
Or LA liEScLErrA.
THE 1hs % %RoSz SYr DogTS &
FEARFUL rRAGEb IS 'f IL T iE'f Eisnrn AVENUE
r c. ADAMS CALIFORNIA MENAqERIR.
e. Day and Evening-l3h street and 9Th avenue.
EE5cASTEESS4 i E%YKdT SIhck xF sEs Stns
s. F.sss F:stssSss :; ia %s ss
an y Il ~ l .Ss = Gs.s Is ssa fed
HoorEY 4 CAMrnEId.s MIXsrREIs
RIM H0'y M6s Sr%p'f fv nd " june c nOs0
and every evening during he week
TIN Hob TsorrE ST TE Fiu5 TssassO
comprises ths following well known artists
MASTER EIGESE q. W akiFFIS
AZ TALBOT rA ~ M S,SsI,1
- nHHiiARD, and IN f HSSfET,
uKEouALLED ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENTS
n. B-The prominent members Of this troupe are well
known 10 the citizens Of New York having performed under
GEo' cHRrsry,s MINISTRIES, at Nlblos saloon.
from NOV t until Jan q 1880 and have since that time
psrsIeed IN the annals OF the profession.
the . crowley s
Opera House Cincinnati being the first band OF Ea
NJ had s Ssss % SsS at S a &
srpecsy IN scss n,msna srpsicAorean and h''r0c
rT;ss q s ss%., "a 70 cents
Doors open 81 I: to commence at O'Clock
For particulars see posters aud progrnmmes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

CxvJNTER GARDEN.
W sGREAT HIT or TiiE SEASON '' H. e'ana
CROWDED. AND BEIICHTrD
AUDIENCES.
Last NIGHT
OLD PLANTATION;
REAL UNCLE tom.
Being the eigheeeth
NIGHT 90 NIX FAREwELL ENGAGEMENT
~ISA DEAN HAyNE
Scenery PsJe~rtAes Scenic Effects including an
'INetDENTlI. OVERTURE.
Arranged expressly Cor this occasion By
Mr. MOLflNHAVEK.
JULIA DEAN HAYfS%
- an Mad Hey
Mr.. GEO ". JAMIsoH
Miss SARAH STEVENS
Mr.. II. BLAND
Mr.. HARRY JOnpAN
Mr.. c. BARTON HILL
In the ,ss,rtc pfuic
ton OF MIR. Chas NJ. Barras' En- enzAanxa o. he
~. HYPOCHOrbRlAC,
(Which Is in active preparationS sc managere begs "
'r'''O's V Mrs. JULIA pEl4 HAYNES
COMPLEMENTARY TNsrrAONIAS
will be posipon 80 uuil
FRIDAY EvENINV.June ~. Z
And that the Theatre viii therefore ~ closed Wednesday
Thursday Evenings.
Boa Office nov open for Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

NOE CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA
~ n end n0er July Ara class steamer WIZ leave New
forx as ir TIA And ia q each month, when thess
6sAss al on sunday vksn he dAy Of departure VIII Be Ne
~ trsss % r.s.ss sppiy 1t Ne only &C, y ws~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26
UroR SAVANNAH AND THE SOUTH.
~ The new Neamship
r. n. CUYLER,

Captain rrsdr Crockey,
gu is. psr " NORTH river On m7sisy June ~ dg ~
60 sny vcsel ont q this port rasssge savannah sla
Gvugh yekcts 70 New Orleans ~ zs Mobile fts McntEe
% csecoFs - A,s.sy ~ A,lsnts ss Cclu u III;
z,eiy ,sYf q s CROMWELL co. = We. srss s1d 50
ercsAv>y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

Sc 600 asn 800 TO rosy no. on I, 10 81 ASp MORT
hfvaki,a. Inquire Of ~ EVANS, u Nassau street New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

oSOO WANTED TO BORROW roR SIX aoxrHs;
sDsyVV. god inerest aud secsry offered address ".
A., Herald cfce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

crxAN TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIvkR,
- poel-sber.s sss Rsss,ss sarRs, , S esmssssr.
6SD ossup hsrss power, from onseee. SATURDAY, Jnns
a1as 81 paansre Landondery, 0laagow OF Lverpoo-
firW ciass Az rs mRishp, so seerAss, 80 Including
pgssn peaes ~ free ticket either w % bos1n ~
ChsGplsn horrsn ssieA Brdse) 70 Qusbee Win hs pr
eege q remaining point For ourias ucke and
g ss.ss ri ss.s Si 5 s5s s.nssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS UNCLAIMED IN THE RANK
VI of England ADVERTISED lists Of A0sl names wanting
heirs searched fee ~, a Next q Kin and Heraidry
occs eas aud Isl Broadway, New York w. HAYS proprie
tor England scotland and PARIS on business con
nscted properties ON the sob inst Ne wiz bs
happy undertake commissions for parties wishing 70 en-
brace opportunity Wills ChAncry records svertise
ents searched and grants Of arms obtained from The
Herald ID elr. fondOu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

OFrICH or THE ANCHOR INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ No. 81 Pine street. New Ywx-Iune ~ l$s-An Inter
Is, dividend q per cen, ger anngm July Wi sn ps n
bic The ish judy Transfer closed from the Jfh
INST 70 ''' '''s' " '' "'"' II oSDERpoxx. secrvary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

uvAv<>A xEw ORLEANS AND TExAs.-NEw YORK
III asi New Orleans steamship Company fcr New
s,,le.,s Ella r,tana "Wednesday Jnr n, 1sO nj
~ ssis ,e n,,ed states mail steamship w SDrO John
ohr<n Commander viii W rrccfve freight on -
.r.. I,e " =, cr foot North river. NJ
fs OF aiinr signed the orr % sailing for ir.rn. OF
,lssage eppIy % the agents LIVINGSTON, cRo'hhRor
through eE~s ,ssned 70 M pors IN reus per southern
Steamship q line of steamer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

MARINERS SAVINGS BANK. NO. THIRD AVENUE.
M Open daily from nine 4: ~. 10 p and on MON.
eight O'clock Interest at The rate ar per cent allowed on
detss and the Of I'VE per cent on
s.,s over 800 Deposits made before the lst of July
viii bear Interest if0" "f HOS. b. s1rrIMAS. President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-26

VNHAT NO,
w Lssk the features ~ The
ART UNION
CONCERT SALOON. Me- ts7 Broadway
Tomgh
FRANK PEfI AND J. X. CAMPBkLI.
late ~ Mrs. Nat PcIis and u. Chrsty's Minstrels.
The performances Of these truly mlen'rd performers %
be seer tsse
Appreciated
A single visit win csnsincs all.
DICK Watkins, Stage Manager.
Admission Ocenfs
BUTLER SMITH Proprie,ors
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-28
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGs.

FREEMAN 4 KELLOGG OFFER
n full ass0rtuentOf the VERY BEST GOODS in
tbs line, and can convince any who will call Of the
Great Economy Of buying the maternal instead OF buying
CLOTH ready made, Give a call at
feb.e 27 SUf fERIoRsT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-28
DErtistrp.

DENTISTRY
AT 2II SUPERIOR ST.
IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
read ths following lines II your teeth are bad, read
hem with great II you have teeth at all hsP:
fact that isl daily exhibited in the Streets in the social
circle and the paror BY the hunbles peasant and the
pOuds autocrai is that hundreds Of persons lose good
sss Of teeth for the OF the timely aid Of good and
flf1I dentist. poor and inferior operation is many
cases than At all II your teeth good have
hem examined BY good dentist and keep them in order.
II p10 no time should be but have them repaired the
the better and escape that which Burns says Is the
Of all diseases All irregularities of the teeth should
q attended % In childhood and youth
All persons desiTous of ne dental operations invit
ed dta ca at where particular attention is ivsn
70 the presorvaol Of the naturai teeth, where the
YULCANIZED CoRALITE,
GUTTA PEHOHA b AsE,
For Artificial Teeth
Il smanufacursd and al varieties Of artificial teeth
~ ID ID the best manner. ". B. INGERS0LL,
no 2I Marble Block, Superior street, Cleveland o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-28
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 28, 1860.


M'Clininck's route was arranged for the Great
FiSh River and the shores Of King William
leland, both in going and returning. He was
10 be accompanied by Petersen as q guide and
interpreter. Lieut. HObson was TO explore the
western coast Of Boothia as fer as the magnetic
pole, and at a later period to proceed westward
from Gateshead Island. Capt Young was to
trace the shore Of Prince Of Wales Land, and
also examine the region between Four River
Point and Cape Bird. The Winter wore away
with the usual Arctic monOtony severe gales
were frequent; the general health Of the com
pany was good Christmas and New Years
Day were celebrated with joyous festivities; the
weather grew more pleasant in the month of
January; Daylight began toincresse in strength
and duration and the Winters gloom 10 give
place to setivity and cheerfulness and on the
26th Of January Qs59) part of th Rsun's diss
doomed shove the horizon. It was a glorious
sight and his fresh beams inspired new hope
and promise. The preparations were now busy
for the travelling parties. The dogs were diyi
ded into three teams Of seven each, and put
through generous course Of feeding. % the
morning of Feb. 18th, Capt M'Clintook set out
with his party, and proceeding by the way os
the Long Lake, made about 20 geographical
miles for the first days journey. On the third
day the dogs became lame in consequence Of
sore feet the intense cold having hardened tn,
surface snow beyond what they could endure
and though apart of the provisions were thrown
of, not more than IL or Is miles could be &C.
complished in a day. The party. of course,
walked, so that the dogs had only the remaining
provisions and clothing to drag, yet several Of
them repeatedly fell down in fits. The westher
was almost intOlerably severe. A vigorous n.
w. wind prevailed ard the thermometer fell 10
4s deg. below zero They travelled every day
until dusk, and were then occupied for couple
of hours in building their snow hut This
consisted of four walls about 81 feet high, ineli-
ming inward as much as possible over these
the tent was laid to form roof, as there was
not sufficient time to construct dome of snow.
ITO Be CoRtnuea .a...-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-28
BARGAINS FOR THE MILLION

We are closing out our entire stock o
elegant Printed Merinos at 6s. and Is.
per yard.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-28
MORNING LEADER.
TUF9DAY MOTNING, FEB Is, Is0O.
PLAIN 7N5 oRN4EIENT1I= PaiST7Sa.

CPluin and ornamen tai prin ing 81 ovsry description
dOs tt the Printing Establishment Of ths hEApER ONCE
the latest improved and nos rapid Steam Presses in
tue best Style short notice and at reasonable ntaG
Particular attention paid 10 blank work. Every doseap
tion VI Binding done, especially BLANK Books, LedgsfH
J0arnals. Sales Books, Receiving Books, &c, &c.
5sye FOR City News see third page.
For Market Reports aud Marine News see fourth
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-28

shilling per week 60 Citg Subscribers.
Five DOilaFs per year 20 Mall Subscribers.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-09
SherifIs S Sale.

w HEEEi@, on the Gth day of October.
\. -. 1850, lin i Ju lgment and Decrc was
rendered in the District Court of the I4th Judcill
District OF the state of Cali ornia, in aud for the
county CT Nevada against IRA \. BROWN * j. g..
LALoNDt, an in favor O. X. SrUABr. for tursulI
oi two hundred IN sixty tolr - % dollars, prn
-ipIi debt, with Interest On the principal at IN,
rate Ot two u hall per cent per month from the
.-u..iton OF Ju lginent until pal |, together with
all costs OF suit. AMI whereas, Un tine sal ta day
Of October, \. u 1>io il WAS or Tered AMI decrctu
ny tue sail n'lrt. tlaj the Mortgage set forth il
Plaintiff $ complaint BE- ior closed and the prop
tcn-I interests III tine mluiu rrDun known as til.
Eastern COmpany's miuiuc cllims mimi p
ground situated at Hunts Hill, in tie ounty Of
Nevada an state Ut California, bounded on til
northerly side BY minin claims o! tie GJu-e Eye
tOmpant, an on thc sJutIerly 81 e uy t.lc lniniA.
clms i tI- Oh MOrri ,Jn of II tine o. fronting
On Green Horn re- k AMI e11tcu Ing thcrrirOm III
north westerly Gir.ttin IN - tie tiit.ll known as
HOtalin Is dit-l also, thc I'M ivle.l one ci "a h
part OF the mining claims 81 nat d on sail hill in
sal county of N-'a.ia. ku Jwu as The Alpha q. 4
mining claims b) IN led on the south by the G1us
Eve unpauy's mining 81 tinS. aud on the norfn
by the S.bast0p ,mi Camden Co.'S mining claims
rJuting IN sIIt Gfttn Hon Creek, a Il cltynLiI. j..
Itre.ro.n III n,rtI-wcstryly ui.cttiJn into the
nil II tl2 centre Of IN ri lr-, together with ali
tl apDVrtyu N rS titr 10 bl N in = viz all til;.
ID propa- OF r-!r II itr O y gas g., \. y. 1872
be ltvi.i upon ami solu It's. sal ia tsnunt.
iLttr-sts an costs. al tiie pfJs ei, titftoI n,
piled 10 t4t pay IL 1T oi sill sums of money as
.l.Ofes;i l.
NJti = is ha-a5y given that on TUESDAY, the
3tii day o. NOF.,u Der =. y. $50. between tn,.
htrs . 9o'clJ X \. NJ an ) o'ID.il +. NJ, | will
;t! all the ri ut, till, interest auI cIIim of Ii
,5Cye dcien 3ats Ui in IA; - til. ab Jfe de; .ri0c
,rc perty, at the Court H0usc door, in tl- City o
II Il 1t. at public auction, cs.I in Itn 10 t.,
ehest bidder, to salts s,i e-lecti IN an costs
j. B VAN HAGEN. SI'~..
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-09

State of California. founty of Nevada, Dist
rlct Court of the l4th Judicial District of sai !
State. The People of the State OF I ali.ornia 10
SAMUEL Ten EYCK, greeting:
N0U are hereby Summoned 70 avn ar
i and answer to the Complaint of u. BRY ~,
filed against you, within ten days rom thu rvi'
OF this writ if served On you in 4 is unty within
twenty days if served on Won in this District an !
out of this County, and within rty vs. Scryc'
on you i'll the State, and ont OF this District in IN
action commenced on the 10Th day of Sept, \. T..
1860, in said Court, wherein Plaintiff pravs iu l.
ment against you for the sum of four hrn lrai do
lars (S4o0)with interest thereon at the rat Of fhr
per cent per month from March eth, 1s5i, until
paid, alleged by Plaintiff in his complaint to til
action. to be due and owing to him from yol. upon
a certain promissory note mcntionc particularly
in complaint aforesaid. And Plaintiff also pray
judgment against YOU for his costs of this SuIr.
And you are hereby notified that if y0u f,il T.
answer said complaint, herein directed Plaintiff:
will take Judgment against you therefor by de-.
fault, together with all costs of suit and also dc
mand of the court such other relief as is prayed
for in Plaintiff s said complaint.
{r G Clerk of the District Court, aforesaid. do
| ! hereunto set my hand AMI impress the
seal Of the said Court, at Oiice in the city OF Ne
yada, this 10th day Of Sept. 4. y. 800.
JNO. :. LAMBERT, CLERK.
Per Jos. ROBERTS, jr., Deputy.
BY order of Hon. David Bcllen, County Judge,
in and for the County and State aforesaid.
Attest-A true copy, .JNo. $. LAMBERT,
Per Jos. Roberts, jr., Dept. ,lrrk
Mcconnell & CARRIER Flfs. Atty. scp4
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-09

ing. lady Of high standing in society. and great
ability Published 4 card in tie philadelphia
sunday biSna-ch, sept II. 1881 which is as follows:
ACARD The undersi gned feels i, her duty to
express her heartf l. gratitude to DR. CZant?y. for
me successful cure of herself and child he latter
havng been afflicted BY sev're attack of choler1
ln'ahtrm. was given MP incurNhe ythc m st eel
ehrate0 physicians, when he called on DR. Czaokay,
wn" after short period ret III" child 20 p'rfft
h"alfh fneorrl@td this cxtraor Gnary result, Size
SOUGHT advice he self for the Scroflous aiady with
whlch she had been afflicted for eight years, and
which withsood the treatment Of the host ply Yirians
IN America and Eunpr But Dr. zan<ay has suc
recdcd in af riding her perlnan nt relief So that sne
can row criny life which fer eight yea = had lost al
charms for her She therefore deems II duo 10 her
self and to all sick ard afflicted, 70 recommend DR.
CZapkay OF the skillful rhvScians within
the United STATS Mrs. CARO- INE GRAY,
Corner Walnut and .th SIS, Philadel .Eia. Pa.
GllSScr. Notary Public, l2G seventh It.
All consultations DIV letter or othcr'visc) free.
Address DR. l. +. CZAPKAY.
Medical lns;itute Sarra ncntn street. h,nw Mont
aomcry. opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Of
flee, San F
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-09
Ssssl advertisements.
Summons.

State of California, County OF Nevada ss Dis
trict Court of the l4th Judicial District Of said
State. The people of the State of California
TO A. NJ. HENRY. greeting.
You arc hereby summoned to appcar
and answer to the complaint of T. smith
Med against you, within ten days from the ser
vice OF this writ. if served on you in this conn
ty. within twenty days if served on von in this
District, and out of this county and wi:hia
forty days If served on y3u in the State anI out
OF tins District, in an action commenced on the
9th day of August 4. D. 1860 for the sum Of
Seven hundred and twenty-five 2I-l0N dolltrS
alleged to be due plaintiff from defendant for
goods, wares and merchandise sol and deliver
cd by the SAID plaintiff TO defendant at his spe-
eial request, as set forth and mentioned in the
complaint to this action file in the Office OF
the Clerk of this Court an you are hereby ro-
titled that if you fail to answer said complaint
as herein directed plaintiff will take judgment
against you therefor by default, together with
all costs Of suit and also demand of the Court
such other relief US is prayed for in plaintiff
said complaint.
In testimony whereof I. JOHN s. LAM
BERT, Cerk of the District Court
!1 aforesaid. do hereunto set my hand and
impress the seal of the said Court at
ofiee, in the city of Nevada, this Sth
day Of August, A. D 1850.
JNo. S. LAMBERT, Clerk
Per JOE. RoBERrs in. Deputy.
On reading and filing the affidavit of Francis
Smith, and it appearing therefror that the said
dcft- has left this State and that his present
whereabouts cannot be aseertainei and that Il
good cause of action exists in favor Of said
plf. and against said deit. Il is ordered tha
service in said action be made on sail defend
ant by publication of the summons therein in
the NEVADA Journal, a newspaper published
in the city Of Nevada and designated as mos;
likely to give notice TO said deit at least once
week for the period of three months from the
first insertion thereon. Given at Chambers this
the Sth day Of August A. D. 1861.
Niles Searls, Dist. Judge.
State of California, County of Nevada a.. I
hereby certify the foregoing to be true cunv
of order made and now renaipin. on file
my Office. Attes Jno. S. lambert elk
Per Joe. Roberts Jr. Dep.
Mcconnell CARRIER Plaintiffs AIRY.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-09
Sheriff Sale,
VVHEREAs. on the 9Th day of October

WHEREAS. on the Bib day of October.
w A. ID. 1860 final Judgment and decree was
rendered in the District Court of tine lith Judiitl
District Of the State of California, in and for the
County of Nevada in favor of j. y. TURNER,
and against W. c. STILES end vile for tn sum
of Thirty four hundred and ii. .tv seven dollars,
principal debt, with interest on ths principal at
the rate of two and a hall per cent per month
from the rendition of Judgment until paid to seth-
ar twin al costs of suit.
And whereas ON the said 18th day of Octob r \
d. 1860 it was ordered and decreed by the sal |
Court, that the mortgage set fort i'll plaintiffs ;
complaint be foreclosed, and the properly there
id described, to-wit; All that certain piece o!
property lying and being in the City and County
of Nevada, known as the Union mill property
consisting OF mill, with machinery and
fixtures thereto attached, also fumes and bitches
conveying the waters OF Gold Run and Biz Deer
Creek to said mill, together Wtn all watprrrit s
and privileges thereto belonging, also the .rtau
piece parcel of land known Il tne Union Mill
Company's log-yard, lying south OF Big Deer
Greek and at and adjoining the point wuere the
old bridge crosses said creek also that certain
parcel OF mining ground lying in the bed OF said
Big Deer Greek commencing upon said creek al
the point where saI old bridge crossed said creek
and running up said creek comprising the bed
ana banks thereof to the line of jenkins cldimS
in said creek, containing eighteen mining claims :,
also the certain quartz ledge Or claim commync-
ing AZ said Big Deer Greek, upon tue nOrtn side
thereof at poln. II the lune Int vicinity OF
said old bridge before referred to, and running
northerly into the hill twelve hun lred feet, AMI
running parallel with the Roger Williams Raviue,
be levied upon and sold to satisfy said Judgment
interest and costs, AMI the proceeds thereof ap
piled to the payment OF said sums of money
aforesaid.
3tNotice is hereby given that on TUESDAY, the
18th day OF Nov \. ID. 1860, between the hours oi
o'clock. A ". and O'Clock z. NJ, will sell all
the right title and interest of the above mentioned
defendant in, to and of the above described prop
erty at the court House door, i'll Nevala ity 1T
public auction for cash in hanl To the highest AMI
best bidder TO satisfy sail execution ~ costs.
j. Is. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff.
Beden, Atty for pills.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-09
Summons,

State Of California COant of Nevada, 81 District
CIurt of the lith Judicial District of said State
The people of the State Of California, to A. |.
Sackctt. greeting.
NOC ARE hereby summoned to appear
L and answer to the complaint Of s. lunk
filed az ainst You within ten days from the ser
vice of tins writ If served on yOu in this County
within tw enty days if served YOU in this bis
trct and out Of this County and within forty days
II served on you in the State aud ont Of this ni--
trict. in action commenced the 24t day of Sept
1860 in said Court for the recovery 1T the suni
of Four thousand and sixty unc dollars alleged u,
plaintiff in his complaint to he due and owing him
from this defeu eudant upon Il certain proinissorv
note made and executed by aid defendant tn this
plaintiff with interest thereon till paid a j.
fully set forth in plaintiffs complaint
to this action file in the Office of the CLERK
Of this Cout, certified copy of which i herewith
served and you are hereby notified that if you tiil
TO answer said complaint herein directed, plain
ii If viii take udcment aiaSt YOU htrcfor hv de
fault, together with all costs of suit. and a,sb de
nand of the Court such other elief rs j. prayed.
for in his said Comp plant.
In testimony hereof l. JOHN :. LAMBERT.
Clerk OF the District Court atorc aid
g do hkreunto set ny hand and impress
IL -. the OF the said ouri 1t uf.lcc IL
in the city of Nevada. this 9th day ui
Sept u. 1869.
JOHN S.LANBERT, Clerk.
BY Jos. NJ LEyEY Dep.
BY order of the Hon. David Bciden. County Jud e
In and for Nevada County. y true COPY.
Attest, John s. LarnUrrt, elk.
i! Jos VI. Levey, Dey.
&nin Hupp PlfFs ATTY.