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To James Nolan tIru-tce for Hugh Cameronl,
Hugh Camtror @. r. tonn, III. h. Reeder, James
Bradford q. w Garretson, Jennings Anderson,
WI Esing, Wheeler, Bellows h Co., W m.
RI. Ruddics Bancroft, Beaver r Co., Cornelia
Grinnan, ID. M. Grinnan and A. q Grinnan, (de-
fenaaHtsf:
NoU are hereby respectively notified that there
i IL now file in the Jerks Office Of the District
Court of Lee County, lows, at Keokuk, = petition
of Hiram Barney, claiming ia gment on fore
closure Of mortgage az ainst said James Nolan,
Trustee, and IL. Cameron above named, for the
sum Of ore hundred seventy four and 76-l0o dol
lars. with per cent. in crest from the 18th day
Of Aug, 1882 and special and general execution
against las Nolan, Trustee, and Ii. Cameron, and
against all said defendants above named, praying
also for the forecosure Of mortgage ven by said
Jas. Nolan Trustee, de-, TO Chales Mason upon las
2, block lat, IN the City Of keokuk Lee Co Iowa;
the sale of said mortgs ged premises TO pay Oh said
debt, the extngushmens Of all equity Of redemp-
ton therein for coats and general relief
Now you and each OF you notified to appear
and answer said petition on the morning OF the ~
day Of tbs next term Of said Court to be holden or
the ist Monaay OF February. 1859, or judgment
and decree will be had Therein as prayed for ny de
fault. III. SCOTT HOW Ell,
Dec 10, 1S59~dlm S0l'r for Petitioner,
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Legal Notice.


so II g. Hodge, Henry Fox, P. Sheppard, w
Edmund Arnoux, Samuel III. etonements, j. u,
Riley, John Montgomery, j ohm P. smith, Joseph
A. Torrcy, Samuel Kauu n. w. Pence, e. A. Lock
wood G. A. Ecufeld, Arnold Kendall q. p. b. John
SON, Wan Ser, Wm. Hubbard, w. ". Prichard, G.
r. Davis. Gideon Myers, f. II. Moore, John Dali
feny, Hso. y. Fs1, II. ID. Chsttcrton, HonorA Iep-
fer, John Piksn, Henry Mason, ]. r. Henry, C. G..
prichard. Walton Bancroft, Cnss. j. Fox, j. X.
lockwood, james Hcndrick, Truman Conkln c.
ecuheld, A. u. Thome and johnson Davies You
AMI each Of You are hereby notified that there is
fls in the Office Of the clsrk Of the District
Court in and for Lee County, Iowa, ~ keokuk, a
petition Of Samuel b. Scoles, claiming of Rufus
Niisey the sum Of twenty seven hundred dollars
and interest, IA money due ON a promissory note /;
and also claiming Of all of you the far loeure Of
mortgage executed by said ufus Wllsey to secure
said premissory note. Said petition trays for a
sale OF the follo wing tagged premises, in which
you have or claim ~ have some interest, to- wit
Ihas-~ OF the ne. ~ sec. ~, township 6J
north, range b west, in Lee county, Iowa. There
IL ais ON ale Ia said amended petition
showing mistake in the descf ptlon of he aforo-
sasa land 10 "a mortgage, aud praying correc-
ti1n thereof by the Court.
No1, unless yuu appear and answer said petition
On Or before the second day Of the next term oil
said Dis ret Court, commencing On the first Mon
day In February, 1860. Judgment will be rendered
and decree fnr the sale OF the said real estate
according to the prayer of said petiton and all ths
interest Of each Of the defendants in said and vii
be cut Cd and forever barred and f5reclosed.
McChAkA BRUCE,
80 ictors for Petitioner
Dec. 20, Is59-lun
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10 Charles G. Adams, Alex q. Taylor, Joseph Tom
iinson, IT., Isaac Hall, James Humphrey, Bridg
man Heed Ban. Wallace, idcfsndant@s.
VoU are hereby respectively notified that there
i Ia ns~ on file In the Clerks Office OF t9S sDs-
trict oU1Kt Of Lee County, Iowa, II Keokuf, pc
tition N Hiram barney, clsiming Judgment on
ea1sNef mortgage against said Charles G
Ada~ AbeVo named, Tor the sum OF two hnndred
niaskY Ire 81 3g-1ee dollars, with ten per cent
intG11M From the 10th day of Aug, 1859, and :
spscik4 - general execution against Charles q
Adau1s ~ - against ali said defendants above
name p9sying also for the foreclosure OF . mort
gager13m by said ChAs. c. Adams TO Charles Ma.
80 the front ends Of lots 4, B, and block is
---beiuH ne half therecf--in the City Of Keekak,
Lee C00mty Iowa. the sais Of said mortgages prem
Uses 10 ny Of said debt, the tingnishment OIL al
equity - assumption therein, for costs ana gsnsr
nj relief
Nov, you md each of you are notified 70 appear
and answer said petition ON the morning OF the "a
dav az the ne xt term of said Court to be holden
the lat Monday of Febr nary, 1859, or judgment
and decree will be had therein as prayed Tor by do
fault. Id. sUOIT HOW ELL,
Dec. 10. 1855. dim Sol'r for Petitioner.
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To G. M. Service and lanes Reynolds:
Nou are hereby notified that there Is now on hie
i In the office nj the Clerk OF the District curt
of LIE County, Iowa, At Keokuk, 9 petition of
Henry S. Clarke claiming of you g. M. Service the
sum Of three hundred and Hfty dollars and inter
est, ~ money due promissory nete executed
by G. N Service to Jam ca Reynolds and by him
endorsed to plaintiff, and claiming of both OF you
the foreclosure of mortgage given to secure said
note and two Other notes, and conveying the fol
loving real estate, to- wit A part Of lots and s.
in block So in the city of Keokuk, being twenty
Eve feet fronting on Eleventh street beginning
rs feet from the rear ends Of SAID lss and running
same width at right angles said lots 100 feet,
in &c county, Iowa in which said real estate the
said James Reynolds has claims to have some in
terest-
Now, unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the second day of the next term OF
said District Court, commencing on the first Mon
day IN February, 1850, judgment and decree viii
be rendered according to the prayer Of said petition
and said real estate will be sold tn satisfy the
amount found to be due plaintiff, interest and
costs and all your interest therein will be cut on
ana forever barred aud foreclosed.
MCCRAHY A BRUCE,
Solicitors for Petitioner.
r.. "a 1870 alu
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100 nnn APPLE TREES ROR SALE, AS
IUU,UUU low as can be bought ut any good
nursery In the West Varieties to suit the climate
and soil. Dwarf Pear and Peach Trees, Ornamen-
tai Trecs and shrubs; Houghton's Seeding Goose
berry; red and white Currsnts, haspberries, Straw
berry plants, and Grape roots. Limo for trans
planting, ffcm September TO June.
Orders may be left at No. Estes House, Msin
street, Keokuk. WM. BARNES.
Sept 2-ddw
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sFtEtnAi NnAsCe.
70 L. W. Brien, u IN. II. OBrien Harry Fulton,
Lewis Rosenth4l, Norris Rindskopp, defend
anti:
VOU are hereby respectively notified that there
Ia file In the CT rk Is ufhce OF the Dist ict
Court Of Lee County, Iowa, At Keoknk, petition
OF James III Bill ugs, claiming judgment on fore
closure OF mortgage against said l.. w. VIM II
. 'Britn above named, for The sum of nine hundred
and thirty dollars. with ten per cent interest
from the 18th day Of February, 56 and special
and general execution against L. w. 4 Vim. Ii
0'Brien, and rs against all said defendants aboys
named praying sito TOR the fol- eclosure Of mort
gage given by said 0'Brians to Jams NJ. Riliingi
upon 40 feet off III the rear ends Of lots 10
III and IL book 68, Keokuk, Lee Co., Iowa; The
sale Vt said mortgaged premises to pay of saie
debt, tae exf sngus hment II all equity Ut redemp
tson therein, for costs and general relief.
Now, you and each Ut you are notified TO appra
aud answer said p-ti ion on the morning of the 2.
day of the term Of said Court, TO be holden
the list Monday of February, 1850, or judgmen
and decree will be had therein prayed for by de
fault. III. SC0lT HOWELL,
Dec. 10, l859-d1m Sopr for Petitioner.
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N0HENG*
To John Stannus, John Hamilton, Jos. KeIle
VIM. Stannus Idefendants,:

To John Stannus, John Hamilton, Jos. Kelley,
VIM. Stsnnus, tdefendants1:
VOU arc hereby respectively notified that there
is now file in he Clerk 0fbce Of the Di strict
Court Of Lee county, Iowa. at keokuk, n petition
of James A. Lee, cIsifning judgment against
said John Stannus and John Hamilton above
named for the sum of nine hundred thirty-eight
dollars with interest Mt ten per cent. from the abh
day Of Frhrusry, 1851, on two promissory notes NJ
sail parties dated Feb Is 1857, for s469 each and
speeiai aad general execution against John Stan
nus and John Hamilton, and agsilst n ii said d.
PENDANTS above named, praying also for the fore
closure Of mortgage given by aaid john Stannas
and John III milton TO James A. Ice upon the un-
divided third part Of fifteen of land of Of
the east side of the northwest IT he south west
quarter OF section twenty-five, township CD forth,
range west, In Lee Co, Iowa; the sale Of said
u,gaged promises to pay CT said debt, the ak
tingui shment of all equity Of redemption therein
for costs and general relief.
Now, You and each of you notified TO appear
and answer said petition on the morning Of the n
day of the next term Of said Court, to be holder
on the LIST Monday Of February 1860, or judgment
and decree will be had therein prayed Tor by de-
fault. Ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
Dec. 10 IS5g-dim Sol'r for Petitioner.
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LEGAL Notice.

LfSaI NOTICE.
To Samuel r.. Carey. NJ. IL Runner, Chas. Parsons;
John Mcneil 4 Co., r. III. Dliphant, Jesse
Reeves, Price J. Patten 4 Co., and G M. Hoyt:
rI,HRRE is now on fle in the ofRce Of the Clerk
i OF the District Court of Lee county, Iowa, at
Keokuk, the petition of flaming d Higgins
claiming of al. Ill. Hummer, the maker Of q note,
and Sam uel X. Carry the endorser, and en- judy
ment against plaintiffs rs endsrsers Of said note,
the sum Of twelve hundred deliers and claiming
against NJ. ii. Runner the foreclosure of mort
gage given on certain real estate In the city VI
Keokuk said petit tion represents that plaintiffs
have discharged the judgment said note, that all
the other defendants have interest In the prop
erty morsgaged The prayer also is that all the
interest of The def. ndants be cut OF, the property
sold, and fer general relief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before the second day of the February term
(lS60) of said Court, judgment will be rendered
against you.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENsTER,
New. o. 1885, Pitts Att'ys.
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Two Heinrich Metken snd Joan MeGee: You are
tce OF the Clerk II the Iitrc, curt II Lee County,
Iowa at keokuk, petition vi Frederick Zugg
caauina ol you the said Heinrich Metken the sum
OF sey h4nired dollars, money due on five
pfonissory notes "a hy you 10 john r Hor-
= 9 si2a- As-Sr, AID ~ tsses.. assigned e
psalL ~, and also claiming If both Of you ths
farstlos1re 81 nprts e. executed to secure said
notes and one a'hsr note, AMI conveying lots Ii IL
fs III, ana 49, VA book 42 I'm ten ord Wrleht's
addition TO lie { iy OF keGkuk Lee County iowa
Nov, unless yon appear aai answer said petition
on or before the morning vi the second day Of The
next texm If aid District Court, commencing ON
the fret MoDaay in February, 1850 Judgment ana
dsefee will be rendered agaiDst va according 10
the prayer Of sail pttiiin and sal real estate will
be sold and ali the interest Of each If the def nd
ants therein will be cut UH and fores err tarred aid
foreclos4d. McgRAHY 4 BRl CE,
De-. ~. Io3s-dam Atty's for pffs-
Two hads3n h. Bridge You are hereby notified
that thefeis now fac In the efice IL the CLERK
Of the District Court Of Lee coup lows at COX uE
petition OF Smith Hamill, claiming Of Won the
stan Of nine hundred dollars, az nonty due on n
wratihg obifsatcry made by ypu ~ Bruce Dan.
ieis Ind by tbtFn 10 plaintiff assigned and that Al
attach sent ha been i4sasi aud levied ON propert.
OF yours, end unless you appear AM answer said
petition ON ~ before the Tuesday after the Isl
Monday 10 February next, judgment will be ren.
dsred against you by default
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENsIER,
Doe. ~, lsbN-d Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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EsMsn Pons GoIi~ge nOuh.
NOW ready, "vEADAST GREEN" this day
IL resolved by OGDEN, BhoWHELL d co.
nov3od
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
rop rur nAprp CURE OPP

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So wide Is the 6eld Of its usefulness and 50 na-
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While n.huy inferior remedies thrust upon the
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LOWELL. MASS.
BARTLETT, KAYE = CO., Ksokuk.
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sn HanH sSK aSi II co. co. .c;iae,n,.a.
Wholesale Agents,
And Agents in every town in the United States.
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TyHR second term Of this Institution win COM
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Of thS Chatham square chsssA, corner Of TIA and
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Rev. Q. A. WILLIAMS. Principal;
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Mrs. =. H.CRAvEN;
Nj. NnpRI IN
Mr.. o. 6. I0BELL, ascAsr q Vocal Music.
prcspsctas Of the Institution will be pubiisnod
and caa 6s obtained onAppIieetion y the President
Or Secretary q the .E.rd e Tra.esss, Or = thu
Principal. WIN. THOMPSON, President.
II. srsose. Secretary.
Nov.7s sd
BOOKsI BoOKsis BOOKsyls
| 4. =.:==-s:. -: .s:.. PHILOSOPHY
| " involving the principles Of Reading an'
Speaking. and designed FOR tho development .
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| ESRoM DAWN TO DAYLIGHT, the simple ste
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Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Morta
dcsIs-d % Main street.
4 IuAE. HRADE'S new book, "A Good Fight,
! ~ and okher Tales by ChAs. Reade for sale By
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il bacon yIDEs AMI eM0UL EN-
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Master Com mi sioner,s sale an
ChnMceFy.
Us.
John Tarbell, John Kiddor,
- De- Es.L

~As~~.-A.~-.s. y
John Tarbell John Kiddor,
aud Peter Eichar.
by virtue IT dccretai order made by The District
II Court of the United States for the Dis,rict
Of Iowa, Southern Division. at the October term
1858, thereof, hold at Burlington, and a special
order, ade Dec. /, 1852 aud to directed will
On Wednesday, the 4th day OF January, 1860, be-
tween the hours OF 3 o'clock d. m. and o'clock p.
OF said day, 1t the door Of the Clerks Office Of
said Court IN the City Of keokuk sell to the high
cat bidder for cash the following described real
tate, 10 wit Ihcsouth-east one-thitd of lots ten.
tl0l eleven and twelve ll2) in block sixty lone
OIL, in the city Of heokuk, county Of Lee and
state OF Iowa, and make deed to the purchaser in
scofdance vi the decree Of said Court.
Said sale Ia made to tati ~ "a decree rendered by
said Court In favor Of the Cincinnati Type Foundry
and against said John Iarbcli, Jnhn kidder ana
Peter Eichar. T. 4 ESSIER
Special Master Commissioner in chancery, District
Court uf United states.
Dec. ., I55e-dim
'tshE EUUlA OF Tx CHAPTER, or Morritorial
Instructions in the degrees of Mark Past, and
Most Excellent Master, and the Holy Royal Arch.
BY Albert "a. Mac ny.
For sale by OGDEN, BR0WNELL 4 co.
iars.s and Journals for Is1O,-
lIFor sale by NV. WESTc0 r.
DSsaoo VI Maia-st.
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Electric OFT.
TN proof Of the popularity OF this great remedy,
i We publish the orders Of the beat houses and
BLOW. i Co., i. Louis, Weeks ) Potter, Bssson
DR.. Baloh 4 Son, RroviAsnce, II. L.; Morton Co.,
Halifax, n. g.; Bacon. Hyde Co.. So. Louia; O. o.
woodman Co., New Orleans Wright Co., New
Orleans Barnes Park New York; J. D. Park,
cincinnat; Van Lear. Britain Hardy, 81. Jo-
IL. ii. nesAs.s, Of Quincy, says. eth. pres
pecs for the sails at your Oil IL better than sx-
pscted, and ron may therefore send me about 80
worth"
"Mr. Vim. Nets. Fl.eks s Co., pouay 3 Morton,
also order, and there IA doubt that $1,000 worth
will BE- sold In this vicinity.
From the largest Drug House in Bostcn.l
We have sold large quantity Of Dr.; smiths
Elsctrie Oil, and Ia il spoken of only with unqaal
issd praise Good reports d.em every bottle.
Wholesale prsggists,
Ho. I5& Washin gton-st., Boston.
Patients havsroms 100 miles 70 Be treated BY
lL..sr-Fron th. Creates. New York Houss.1
$500 MORE
NKw Yosx June /. 1855.
Da .sxrrR: Dear sir--send rs gross small, 10
| gross half and ! gross dollar size ELkcTklc OIL.
| Very respectfully yonrs,
| BARNES GFAkK, Broadway.
| Prom the Largest Drug House In the west
| 81. Lows, Aprils.
Dr.. snIrH Please ship Us 10 dos small siss 50
OIL, and draw us for the amount
~ oHARLRss, BLOW 4 CO,
] Wholessle Druggists.
The Mayor OF New York.
City and County or New York, Dr.. GALUrfA
| b. 6nHrn bsiag duly sworn, deposes nnd says thst
he started the Elrctric Oil, and invested all the
capital in the busness that John sngston, Esq.,
No. l30 West l4th So New York, Who vas cured OF
very pAinfui illness by the Electric OIL hss shown
the dsponcnt said OIL which proves to be the idcn-
tcAi Oh made by the deponent. and further, that
every imps rtant cure made the past three or four
years BY Electric Oil. male by Dr.. Smiths UiL
GALgviA b. snrH, NJ. D., Phila.
sworn 10 before me this - th day Of April, 1859.
DAKLF. TiExAS, Mayor.
TO DENTIeTS--DK. SMITHS ELEcTklC OIL
10 . valuable aud soothing remedy In the hands Of
Dentists. All sheuld Try IL tor the ssks Of their
| patrons. Many Dsntists SAY they woaid not b
| without IL, and believe none ~ho know II would
I BE- Re saFs and gel Hennins Electric 0i-Dr
Smsth's.
Dvs. Bsnnsst D Chanse, perhaps the best Deatists
In the est. located pcxt door 10 the late Joseph
Charles house, st. Lous). say; "h. smith: We
have tried your ELECTRIC OIL In several aesvdl
&c cases, also on inhamed gums, and We think it
possesses qualities superior to any combinafon thai
DR.. Eaten, Dentist, Of Klnira, writes that 'sOnn
bottle of Dr. Smiths ELEcIhIC OIL had not only
cured, In one day - carbuncle his nose, bat had
Instantly cured one Of his patients OF severe Nss-
, raigsa.
$1,000 worth were sold in 81. Joseph In months.
DIR. SMITH may be consulted free
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WILL CUM n, ana does daily cure,
w some Of che most wretched cAses Of kheums-
tism, PAraiysis. Piles h., that weTe ever known.
Try II, too, on the gums Of teethnE children, on
lady's gathered breast and roc how quietirg IL
prtves. A II tho best doctors use 1t who have be-
come acquainted with IT, and every frat class drng-
gist sails Ia.
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FKEFANLU Uf
DIR. j. e.. AVER g. co.

LOW ELL. MASS.
BARTLETT, KAYE 3 CO., Ksokuk.
J. II. EEED 4 CO., Chicago,
BARNARD = CO, St. Louis,
EULRH DcKGTuN D CO., Cincinnati,
Wholesale Agents,
And Agents in every town in the United States
myl6d&WIy a
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a,rgaI Notice.

Dec. 2lst, 1859 dim
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-13

HEAVY pEFALCATION.--A stupendous defalca
ton has been discovered in the accounts Of
Postmaster Fowler, of New York city. The
deialcation is said to amount to 100000. On
the 10th of May, resolutions were offered in
both Houses Of Congress, calling on the Post
master General for Information on the subject.
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune, writing May l4tb, says
For some reason or other yet to be mex
planned, no satisfactory accounts could be pro-
cured from the Office OF the Sixth Auditor of the
Treasury, where they are adjusted, until Fri
day last Finally, upon The personal and abso-
lutte demand Of the Postmaster General, 1t was
found that Mr. Fowler was in arrears over $780,
00o How far this dcfalcation may be traced
back is not yet known positively, because the
information is still imperfect aud the Depart
ment is disinclined TO communicate what il
knsws. The law emphatically requires the
Sixth Auditor to report to the Postmaster Gen.
eral whenever Postmater defaults in payment
of this balance, aud on closing his accounts.
No report Of any kind was made in this case,
and Mr. Fowler has been allowed to go along
many months as if his Office was correctly CON
ducted These extraordinary developments will
cause an immediate inquiry in Congress When
Mr.. Holt detected this defalcation to his own
satisfaction, on Friday, he submitted the matter
to the President and required Mr.. Fowler's i'm
mediate removal
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-13

LAW TO PREVENT ADULTERATIoN OF LIau oRs.
by act Of the last Legislature it is declared an
offenso punishable by fine OF from twenty-five to
TO five hundred dollars, with fees and costs as in
criminal case, to adulterate any liquors used as
beverage, TO cause the same TO be done, or to inn
port, sell or give away the same or sell or give
recipe for adulteration. Any Justice Of the Peace
the party making the same, adulterated liquors arc
being imported, manufactured sold by any person
may issue orCier to seize any amount not exceed
ing gallon thereof, TO be tested, and the testi
mony Of any competent chemist examiner shall
be received in any trial. Persons convicted shall
never again be permitted to import or sell any
liquors in the State. In default of payment Of judg
ment ard costs, the defendant shall be imprisoned
in any county jail for any number Of days at the
rate OF two dollars for every days imprisonment
county
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-13
A CA1lrorN1A INc1prNr.-The Yrckn Joumnl

4 CALIFORNIA INCIDRNT.-The Yreka Journal
relates the following:
The denouement Of one of those thousand and
singular incidents which life in California is
constantly developing occurred in Scott Valley last
week. Mr. Marky left New York in the year lS49
bound for California. He also left wife and two
small children, little girl Of Eve years and boy
of three. Last week his family joined him in Scott
Valley, after absence of eleven years. The vicis-
situdes Of California life had furrowed the father
brow; his hair, which was OF raven hue when, with
bright hopes and ardent expectations, he bid fare
well TO his wife and children and set out for the
golden land, is now thicky interspersed with
manhood, and the baby boy has almost reached
mans estate. So long has tbeen since they parted,
and SO changed was he, that the wife, when they
met, failed 80 recognize the loved features Of him
who, seventeen years ago, had placed the wedding
ring upon her finger.