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Nevada national., 1860-06-09
SUMMONS.

state Of California. Justices Court
County Of Nevada. before
Township of Grass Valley. $ c. Richardson. J. r.
The People OF the state OF California to Isaac
LEyENE
You are hereby comma nled TO appear before me
at NV Office. in said township. on TUESDAY. the
18th day OF July. 4. n 1860. AZ 10 O'Clock T. u. To
answer 10 the complaint of JERRY p. STONE who
demands of YOU the sum Of Fifty Seven Dollars,
and sixty Three Gents, per mpaint nov un Gle
in my uice-when Juh meut will be taken against
you for the said amount. together With costs aud
damages. II you iail to appear and answer Make
legal service aud due return hereof
Given under my hand this 18th dry Of April. lsf0
:. G.. RICHARD son, !. L
Nevada national., 1860-06-09

A PRESIDENTIAL DfNNER-s OceasionaI -
in recent letter from Washington 10 the
Philadelphia Press describes dinner at the
White House as follows "The hour is gen.
orally fixed ST o'clock r. w.. the time when
millions are taking their supper. You re-
ceive card about tbs size of an ordinary
playing card, and II you are invited by the
President. the dimensions of the card are
double, and generally reads as follows
g The President requests the honor Of your com
pany at dinner on Friday. April q. at O'Clock P
NJ An early answer is requested "
" II you go to the Presidents you are ex-
pected to dress in your best clothes. and
wear white gloves. You are introduced into
a small reception room, where you find the
President. Miss Lane, Mrs. Judge Roosevelt
James Buchanan, Jr, and the rest of the
household. After being duly prcsonted to
them. you wait the. arrival of the other
guests. The private secretary. James Bu-
chanan, Jr., quietly informs you that you
are to escort to dinner such a lady. whom he
now introduces, and the lady in your cem-
pany is presented to another gentleman.
who is to be her companion during the
feast. The hour having arrived. tha com
pany move into the large drawing room.
where they are dazzled by the gorgeous dis
play Of plate and gas.light. and see num-
Der Of graceful walters, also in white gloves.
whose business is to attend to the guests.
The President takes his seat, not at the head
of the table, but on the side, exactly midway.
Miss Lane acting pis-a-ris. You find your
name beautifully written on card upon
the plate before the seat you are to occupy.
and the entertainment begins. The cooking
is generally French cooking. the wines
costly and rare, aud you will soon have an
opportunity of hearing the great man -
talk. You need not be Informed that
Mr.. Buchanan is one of the most delightful
diners in the world. He has a fluid Of
small talk for the ladies. variety of old
fashioned anecdotes. aud as he is by not
means sparing of the juice of the grape.
grows more easy, and more aflable and more
agreeable as the re past goes on, calling out
one after the other of the company, and pay
ing compliments TO the ladies, occasionally
taking wine with them. You never ask the
President to take wine with you, but wait
to be invited by him. After remaining in
this delightful society for several hours, at
q signal from the President the company
rise return TO the reception room. where
they are served with coffee and lguers, or
il they prefer it with brandy, after which
you take your leave and 90 home to remem-
Der the hospitality you have enjoy ed. Some
of these dinners are dull aud stately enough,
but have known them to be as delightful
as tina most genial could desire"
Nevada national., 1860-06-09
SUMMONS.

John Cad, Plaintiff In justice. Tics. Court
Rich'd sneathman. def't :. c. RICHARDSON. j. p.
The people OF the State Of California to Richard
Snitheran
You are hereby comma nded 10 appear before me
at my Office in Grass Valley. ON WEDNESDAY. the
lst day Of August. at 10 o'cock. A. NJ 10 answer
the complaint Of John Coad. who demands of Won
the sum Of slb0 81. per complaint now on Ole in
my olce when Judgment will be taken against yon
for said amount, together with costs and damages
II you fail 10 appear aud answer Make legal service
and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this 81 dav n Nav 1850.
May 5-am =. G. RICHARDSON, P.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09

\ MONSTER FLOATING BATrERr.-For a
number OF years past there has been in pro-
eress Of construction at Toboken. near New
York a monster floating battery. designed
for the protection Of the New York harbor.
4 correspondent OF the Charleston Is. c.
Mercury. writing from New York thus speaks
Of IT; Strolling over TO Hoboken a short
time since. learned that work is still being
prosecuted upon that immense mystery
the floating battery-commenced by the
late Commodore Stevens on a contract with
the Government. This enigma is carefully
fenced in from the prying scrutiny of the
public and it is believed that no newspaper
reporter has ever found his way into the
scored inclosure. Rumor says that the bat
teiy is to be built exclusively of iron, and
that It will be strong enough to stand the
united broad-ide OF the whole English feet,
among which il viii glide at pleasure (pro-
PEELED by steam-) aud pour its death volleys
from hundreds Of loop-holes. This battery
has already been seven or eight years in
progress Of construction; nearly million
OF dollars have been spent upon it, and it is
yet nowhere near completion. II is intended
to be the principal defense of The harbor."
Nevada national., 1860-06-09
THE NEVADA NATIONAL.
a rHagninccnt aud Costly Door.

A letter from Rome states that Rodgers,
the sculptor, is at work upon bronze door
for the Capitol at Washington. the estimated
cost Of which is $50 .O0O. There are eight
groups sculptured upon it. representing in
eidents in the life Of the discoverer Of Amer.
icar
The first scene represents Columbus before
the Council Of Salamanca. unfolding his
great theory. In the second be is Just set
ting out to seek royal aid. In the third be
is before the King and Queen, laboring to
convince them. In the !ou.th be is confding
bis son to the care OF the monks. while his
ships wait. In the fifth be is landing in
CRATE state upon St. Salvador The sixth is
at Hispanitla. WHARF one Of the sailors Is
bringing an Indian girl to the ship on his
sholders. The next is the CRATE navigator's :
triamphal entry into Barcelona on his return.
In the succeeding one he is about 10 be
sent home from Cuba in chains and disgrace.
The ''las; scene Of all'' is death. The priests
have administered to him the sacrament one
helds cruciilx for him to kiss friends and
attendant are weeping around. and the spirit
of the dying man is about to start on that
last great voyage from which none return.
In inches surrounding these scenes are figures
and bursts Of various royal personagos cot
emporaty with Columbus, including Ferdin-
and and Isabella etc.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09
sEaERIFF,s SALE.


DY VIRTUE Of an orie- Of sale issued out Of tie
ID Hon. District Court Of the 18th Judicial District
and to me directed and delivered. for a Judgment
rendered in said Court the 31th day Of April A.
D.nls6o. in favor of TYRE AsBELL and against G.
W MOORE, for the sum 80 s317 20. principal debt,
with interest on the principal at the rate Of per
cent per month from the rendition of iudg-
mcnt until paid. together with all ensts of suit for
the sale Of the following described property, to-wt
All that lot Of Mining Claims, less, situated
in the Mississippi Valley District. in the county Of
Nevada state Of California. ami bounded follows;
On the south Of front by the Aat slupng 10 Sweet
lands Greek, the west hy Moore liilliard +
claims, on the north by Fowler 4 Co. and Riley 4
Co.'S eaims and on the east by Cloak Co.'S claims
together with all rights, privileges aud appurtenan-
ces thereunto belonging
Notice is hereby given that will expose to Public
sale all the above described property. 20 the highest
bidder, for Cash in front OF the Court House door
in Nevada City, Tuesday, the 2ath day Of May,
4. n. 1850, between the hours Of 4. N, and o.
clock, r. VI.
Given under my hand this "a day of May, A. D.
1860.
JB VAN BAGAN. sheriff Nevada Co.
By JAvls u. NAN HAGtS Deputy
o. r. Siilger, piths Atty. my sta
es- The above sale has been postponed until
TUESDAY, the 9th day Of June. 4 u. 1850.
j. b. VAN HAGAN sheriff Y. E.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09
DIR. R0SENBAUM'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH STOMACH BITTERs,

fOk HE tUhE Of
Dyspepsia, indigestion Constipation, Loss OF Appe
tite, any Bilious Complaints arising
from morbn action Of the
stomrch or Bowels.
A IL OF THESE DISEASES YOU Will SOON be
y relieved OF By the use Of these Btiers per di
recton the bottles, This great anti-dispeptc is
the result Of profound and elaborate studying Of one
of the most celebrated physicians of the present
century. in the accomplishment Of which he has
freely spent both time aud money. We do not hest
tate To affirm that where Dr. Rosenbaum's stomach
Bitiers arc used ease ofFever and Agun cannot
occur. II has been analyzed by the most scientific
chemists in the Medical Faculty, and j. now pre-
scdbed By nine tenths OF the Physicians OF the
land Try them-test them-on your costitution
and go your way rejoicing.
Are you dpspepiic take these Stomach Bitters.
Are you bilious TRY one OF the bottles, aud be
relieved az once.
Are you annoyed by Indigestion constipation =
remove the cause by the free use Of these Bitter
Have you Fever and Ague--cure and prevent this
destroying disease BY the tree Of these Bitters
Hs- The sueriority Of these Bitters has induced
many 10 put up spurious article. To prevent de-
cepti0n in the future, each will be branded.
" b. JACOBS & co.
and all lahels will bear our signature, without
which none are genuine.
". b. JACOBS X co
Sole Proprietors.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09

To THE CREDIT uF THE LADiEs-An cas-
tern editor has remarked that women are the
best subscribers in the world to newspapers,
magazines, etc, and that in eight years he
has never lost single dollar by female
subscribers. He says they seem TO make il 4
conscientious duty to pay the preachers and
printers-two classes that suffer more by
bad pay and no pay at all than all others
put together. Whenever he has woman's
name on his book. he knows it is just as good
fer the money due as a picayune is for gin
ger cake. \ most sweet comparisonl
Nevada national., 1860-06-09
SUMMONS.
State Of California, Justices Court
Comfy Of Nevada. :. G. Richardson,
Grass Valley Township. Justice Of the feac

ca, state Of !, cSlifornia x ja'iiss. R,shir Court
Grass Valley Township. Justice Of the Peace
JOHN WALLS vs r. BREcKEB
The People Of the State 81 California TO T. BTec-
ker, Greeting -
You are hereby summoned TO appear before me
al my Office in the said Township, on THURSDAY,
the 2Sth day Of June. A. D.. lsdo, at 10 o'clock
A. ~ TO answer unto the complaint Of JOHN WALLS
who demands Of you the OF One Hundrd and
SiNtytwo Dollars and Fifty Cents. On Book account
for Goods Wares and Merchhndise, per Compalnt
now Gle az my ofiee--when Judgment viii
be taken against you for the said amount,
together with costs and damages, If you fail to ap
pear and answer.
Given under my hand. this 2sth day Of March,
a D., 1850 :. {. RICHARDSON, J.P
AfBdavit being hled by the Plaintiff in the above
Cause. that due dillge nee has been exercised 10
procure service the within Defendant and he fur
ther ayering his belief that the said Defendant
has departed from his usual place Of abode, Il Is
therefore ordered that service Of summons in said
case be made by publication in the Nevada Nation
al. a newsparer printed and published in Nevada
county and most likely TO give notice TO said Deien
dant for two weeks from the date hereof
Given nuler ny hand this 2Sth day Of March ls60
56 I'm 3 {. hiCitAhicoN' }. /.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09
NOTICE.

KNOW ALL MEN By THESE PRESENTS. that
hereby rel'ase HENRY SMITH from an ALLEGATION
entereG into between hlm and me. in December 1858
wherein we agreed to divide the proceeds Of our re.
spectve iabor for time therein specified The COZ.
sideration received by for the above release Il
biil oi sale from the said smith, Of one fourth in
terest in the diggngs Of Fisher Co in slate Greek
niii ana N the Flat below, including two scts Of
Board slnces, Quicksilver, and all other appurte.
nane"s thereuntO belonging also 1 &, days lat
performed on fhe said I'ggings together with note
held against me by the said Smith for sa045
SAMUEL LINGUARD.
Niiness-George II. Fisher.
Slate Geek Hill Rough 4 Ready !
April Is, 1850 I
Nevada national., 1860-06-09

An IMPERIAL HUxrsMA - BAN. - The
Prince Of Moscow, Edgar Ncy) eraod hunts
man to the Emperor Napoleon. recently gave
hall, which. in all its characteristics. re-
called the chase. The vestibule. the stairs.
the anie-chamher. were ornamenied with
the trophies and The materials Of the hunt.
On all the steps Of the grand stairway we're
stationed servants dressed in hunting cos
tune. The music was a confusion Of hunting
cries and Of notes recalling the chase. Hid
den singers accompanied the orchestra with
barks. yclps and groWls There we're also
accompaniment or hunting horns. discharge
OF guns, and the cracks Of Whips At liz
q o'clcck the horns Of the anie-ehamher and
the stairway sounded the hallali or the call
TO he death at midnight they sounded for
the feeding Of the dogs, and then. 10 the con-
sternaton of the assembly there bounded
into the ball room a group Of initiated wild
animals, who threw themselves upon the
master Of the house 10 dcvour him. There
were deer. wolves. foxes, hares. pheasants.
woodcoeks. pairidges, etc, all bent upon
taking vengeance upon his Majesty's chief
huntsman. The costumes were admirably
initiated. and the scene altogether was
most strange and amusing one.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09
MrEHAL CAnDs.-A French paper mann

IXrERIAL CARDs.-A French paper manu-
factnrer has inventld pack ofplaying cards =,
each card represents some remarkaple fact
connected with the history Of Napoleon |, or
ofNapoleon Ill. All the figures are of the
same period, the costume is perfect, and re-
markable for the execution and brillianey
Of the colors. The pack Of cards is called
Cartes de y Ere AnPeriale. In place OF
kings there are four Emperors. including the
Prince Imperial four Expresses, including
the Empress Mother. In place OF knaves,
four Bonapartes, brothers OF Napoleon l.
For aces there are four islands, VIZ: Mar
Unique, where the Empress Josephine was
born, the Island OF ST, CroiX, Elba and st.
Helena.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09
CAUTIONl

Consumers OF fR0sER1UM's BIrrERs are caution
ed against the many eounterfeits afioat in the
market especially against cheap and worthless ar
tice called Rosenchts Bitters, put up in this oiiy
by Messrs Turner's Bros, with the ayowed inten-
tion o. preying the well learned reputation OF
Rosehaum's Bitters,a remedial agent in all cases
OF dyspepsia and similar diseases. The genuine
Rosehaum has name branded on each cork, and
our signature on each label.
N. b JACOBS 4 CO., Proprietors,
sansome Street,
Corner Of Commercial Street.
san Francisco Feb. 18th lS6O.-S3-6m
Nevada national., 1860-06-09
c A U TION
OF INTEREST IN THE

OWNERS OF INTEREST IN THE
" Choer Claims. situated un The Comsiock silver
Ledge in UtahTcrritary. particularly cautioned
against disposing Of any claim in said property,
at a lesser rate than they otherwise would. ac
count Of a card signed hy one DOW, aud published
in the California aud Utah papers setting up title
in said Dow and oiher~ TO portion Of the Choller
Co.'S ground. No valid claim Of any nature what
exists 10 said property other than tina: held hy
the original CLohef conn pauy, and the claim set up
by DOW and others is merely for speculative pur
poses.
Wm. ChoIirr.
Grass Valley, April q 1880.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09

BHurE.-A correspondent of the S +.
Herald, says that man named . la
resident Of Mendocino county, boasts OF hav-.
ing killed sirig Indian Infants with his own
hatchet. at the different slaughter grounds.
Why DO the people Of Mendocine county
permit such a beast to live among them
Nevada national., 1860-06-09

\ MuENAN's BALL. - The milkmsn Of
Syracuse, New York, gave the milkmaids
ball short time ago. \ significant rain
occurred, but the hall went on. A Mr..
Waters was one Of the managers, and all
the men wore pumps. One of the young
ladies present declared iha, the scene was
Z" heavenly meaning, we suppose, that she
was in the milky way.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09

EsS- The LONDON Times thinks that little
Switzerland will fight Louis Napoleon if he
sends troops to Savoy; and adds that Switz-
erland can have an army Of 20, 600 men in the
field in six weeks, of whom 10000 are the
best riiemen in the world,
Nevada national., 1860-06-09

THT PAciPic sLorEby the new cencus
will be en- titled to five members of Congress
four Of California and one Of Oregon. The
present white population is about one mil
lion about equal to the white population OF
the Mississippi Valley in 1900. The country
west OF the Rocky Mountains. though not
as well adapted to agriculture as the Missi-
ssippi Valley, has sufficient arabic land to
supper: population OF so, 600, 900 souls;
and when we consider that there has been
six fol1 increase in the hives that are send
ing out swarms to people the west, we may
reasonably conclude that the growth OF the
Pacific slope will be as rapid during the
next sixty years. as has been that OF the
Mississippi Valley since 1900.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09

An exchange says; "Whskerettsn is the
name of that little John cow-catchers" that
the ladies wear on their chsks in the where
the "whiskers ough; to grow" They are
formed be drawing down a little tu:t of hair
from the temple. and curling i.up in the
shape of a rams horn. or little pigs tain
with an extra kink in it.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09
Legal Notices.
NOTICE OF PARDOy.

state OF lsliicrnia, In District Co,rt
County Of Nevada. 18th Judicial District 1.
The People of the state Of California r., par
RICK HARRINGTON, indicted with Grian and otl,.
"
To the Hon. NuEs sEAHI-, District judge sf .,id
District Cosrt and =. W MAsuN, District ATTORNEY
Of Nevada County
You viii please take notice that il {. the intention
OF the unsersgncd To- apply Ia the Governor Of the
state oi California for the pardon Of Patrick H,r
rington, the Defendant above named uh, was ri.
ed Tor The crime II Murder al the 0cfnhr t.rtn ISIS
oi the District Court aforesaid and az said term
ioresaid was convicted % the crime of murder In
The second degree-to wit uu the .1st day Of Oeto-
Der 1885. aud was sentenced TO impri.opu1ent in
state Prison, az hard labor. for the term Of ten
years on the I'D day OF said month
nhNNls SULLIVAN.
for PATRICK HAHEiNgroN
Nevada City, Nevada Co., May IS, 1850
Inc undersigned acknou ledge service Of the above
notice made upon us this 2Sth day OF Nav A D.
AooO' Niils SEsEts, Dist Judge. Nevada Co.
T. W MAsffN, District Attorney
State Of California. County Of Nevada.
lhis Is 10 certify that W. r. Anderson former Dis.
trlct Attorney ef Nevada County. aud who was act.
ing District Attorney ON the trial Of indictment in
The case oi the People Of the State Of California vs.
fatrick harrington nov T., aud fol over six months
mas been absent from the state OF California and Is
resident of Utah Territory.
DAVID Bhl4IkN, Co. Judge, Nevada Co.
Attest-J1hn :. Lambert, Clerk Nevada Co.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09
CHARLES A. CRANE.
AGENCY,

~ STAIRs.) OPPOSITE LYCEUM THEATEI
SAN FRANCISCO.
NEVADA NATIONAL. Grass Valley.
DAILY BEE Sacramento.
SAN ANnRKAs INDErENpENT, San Andreas.
MARPosA STAR. Mariposa.
CoLuNmA NEws. Columbia.
MONEYS ENPRisss Folsom.
CoNrRA CosTRA GAZETTE, Martinez.
NArA CRY HERALD, Napa City.
BENiCiA SENTINEL, Benicia.
BurTE DENocgAr. Orovie.
MOUNTAIN ME.sENGEg, la Porte,
PLACER COURIER. Forrest Hill
SAS JosE TEIRRAPH, san Jose,
ALAMEDA IIERAtB. Oakland.
SANTA Crzz NEws, santa Cruz,
los Angeles STAR, Los Angeles.
Daily Oregon Advertiser, Portland, O.
Tulare County Record visala.
Territorial Enterprise, Carson Valley.
alameda County Gazette. san Leandro.
Family Circle, san Francisco.
California Culturist San Francisco.
nalles journal nalles, Oregon.
Hutchn's Magazine, san Francisco.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09

G5- Wool is selling in San Francisco at
from seven to twenty cents per pound se-
coEdiug TO quality.
Nevada national., 1860-06-09

ga Justices E.snks Of Every Description fos
sale al this Ofica
Nevada national., 1860-06-09

Hs- The above sale has been postponed unit
TUESDAY, tie 9th day Of June. \. y. 1850.
j. B VAN HAGAN. sheriff Y. E.