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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-01-21
AuGTION

THE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL AT
Public Auction on the 31sT MARCH next Mt 10 o'clock
A. NJ, II MT previluay disposed Of, the following described
property, a SAW MILL, LATIl WORKS, DWELLING
House, BLACKSMITH SHOP and some 3 acres " land, in
the North part Of Marlboro on the branch leading through
Williamsvillc. Said mill il well located aud perfectly safe,
the water being conveyed In a canal walled on each side, and
In n section where there Is plenty Of timber.
Also, n STEAM ENGINE with n BOILER sufficient for a
10 Horse power. l will sell either the Engine or Boiler sepa-
rate If desired. Payment made easy If requested.
HARRY ALLEN.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-01-21
TO CONSERVATIVES.
CUSTOM MADE THICK BOOTS.

HAVE just received a prime lot of Mems
and Boys HEAVY, THICK and CALCUTTA BOOTS,
long legs, made expressly to my order, and will be ,uarrant-
ed in euery particular. Call and see.
ID. w. LEWIS.
Brattleboro, Sept. Is, 1s59.-S7.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-01-21

CTATE OF VERMONT. MARLBORO. S. S

CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.
~ The Probate Court for said District
f. all persons interested In the Estate of JOHN l.. DICK
RMAN, late OF Brattleboro, deceased, GTeoting'
Whereas, NATHAN II. wiLLIsTON, Executor upon said
Estate, has made application in writing to this Court, setting
forth that the I'm llnt u debts due from said deceased with
interest, is about $4,000
That the expenses Of Administration will be about 1900
$4,000
That the personal property has been disposed Of in pay
ing specific legacies and a portion Of said debts.
Leaving a balance unproyidei for Of about 500. 90
And praying for License to sell Real Estate for the purpose
OF paying said debts anl expenses; you are hereby notified
that this Court will decide upon said application at the ses-
sion thereof to be held at the Probate Oiice, In Brattleboro,
in said District, on the last Thursday Of Janu iry, A. d. 1860,
when and where you may be heard in the premises, II you
see fit. II y. HOLBR0OK, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-01-21
oCHEsTER FLOUR

LAST received and For Sale by the subscriber, SO Bbls double
extra Family Flour. FIJI. fESSENDEN.
April 81, 1859. 10
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BARREACADEMY

'CPRING TERM begins February 80. Sum.
mer Term begins May 10,
Application for board, or for information respecting tn,
School, may be made to J. S. sPAULDINd, Principal.
Barre, Jan. 20, lse0.-StS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-01-21
CAsTLErnN

STEPHEN KNowLTON, PRIxoIPAL.
UHIS INSTITUTION IS A SUPERIOR
Il Boarding School for Young Ladies'. The course Of study
Is extensive and systematic, nd the GRADUATES are sought as
-t,achers in every part OF thee ounlry.
The advantages for acquiring Music, French, Painting and
Drawing are mly equal to those of the most expensive
j schools In the country.
T. Board, and Tuition in common English, paid in advance,
SGT per quarter. Extra studies ut reasonable rates. For
full particulars send for n catalogue or address the principal
by lette. Spring term begins February %, 1860.
3g3 WILLARD CHILD, Prest.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-01-21

Alarm FOR SALE!

ALARM FOR SALE!
SITUATED IN HALIFAX, VT, ONE
- one mile North Of the Centre, containing 1i5 acres Of
land, suitably divided into Moving, Tillage, Pasture and
Wood Land, well watered. The Buildings are In good rep sir,
and very convenient, and within a few rods Of u district
school house. Also, another lot Of IL acres Of choice now
ing, all well fenced with a good share Of stone wall Also,
one other lot containing from 20 to rs acres Of Wood Land,
Sugar orchard, &c, &c. Any one Wishing to purchase n
good chcap Farm, now Is the time. | will sell one lot or the
three, to suit the purchaser.
My barn and sheds were well filed last Fall with Hay and
Grain. I will sell my Stock, Hay, and Farming Tools, with
the Farm II desired.
Come and see for yourselves.
Possession given to suit the purchaser, by
JESSE s. DUNKLEE
Halifax, Jan. 9th, S60.-3m2
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-01-21

II MORRILL,, NJ. d., HOMEOPATHIC Ply
lLs sIcIAS h SURGEON. Oncea at 5. 5. JOYS 10 High-St
Office hours from IL to IL A. NJ, and from l to 3 p. NJ.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-01-21
g"BrY youn DRY GOODS WHERE yov CAN
BUY THEM THE CHEAPESTll

80 +
pui lhhH Ihh OiihArhoi''
al - out
sale
"oF-
nav Avn y,u,r ~
HAS NOW c~oMNpNopn
The Public may be assured that now IL their
time to purchase the balance Of their Winters OUTFIT at
Tn order to make Quick Sale. we have re-
"'''
rux.+- ---
- ~. ~. Il. -. a.. ~ ,.,,.-i.- n,nna - li-L -. i.
vte ToU to make a SPECIAL rxANISATioS'
p,.,, Ill WA, r..,.. No..
po.nar n,.a =, ; ., a, 20 ,. M .o.,.
fo'mer prices u s''zo' no" oo cents 70 81
All Wool French Printed NJ. DeLaincs.
Reduced from 10 cents to 81, now so to rs cents.
Our Elegant y~nIepcins,
(The cheapest Goods ever offered from our countcrs),
-
Til be., q u~nIitie. of Eruli.h and Americnu
-
.o.. ,...- 1..u p...
-
o..p.,
sso,a,a. - aaws san,. sn.,nr
OUR DOLLAR FANCY DRESS SILKS.
-
We womb call SPECIAL ATTENTION To these GOODS for
,t., a. - r.ur, vtu -, ,o .oor
quay
-"
w colon Lon ShSVV1S,
now selling at 90
-
Indic. and Mise. WOODEN Hoods.
from 20 TO % cents
=
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-01-21

I IME!! LIME!!. ONE HUNDRED
III Barrels winooski Lime, for sale by
j. ii. h W. n. ESTERBROoK.
Brattleboro, January /, 1860 It'll
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NEW BOOKS !.....NEW BOOKS! !!

FOOTBALLS on THE BOUNDARY OF ANOTHER WORLD,
by ROBERT DALE OWES.
NEW M~IscELLANIEs, by CHAs. KINGSLEY.
GOTTIIOLD's EMBLEMs.
CHRISTIAN BELIEVING & LIVING, By HuSrIScToS.
ART RECREATIONs, New Supply.
THE PROFESSOR AT THE BREAKFAST TABLE.
go YEARS AMONG THE BAPTIsTs.
CONCORD OF AGES, By BEEcurR.
GREELEY's OVERLAND JOURNEY TO CALIFORNIA.
SIR PHILIP MISCELLANEOUS WORKS.
SEVEN YEARS, By JULIA KAvASAGH.
AM oTHERs,-
AT FELToN's
Book Store, Brattleboro, Vt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-01-21

Our Carpet Hall Is now being replenished by large addi
tons to our already large stock Of Carpets, making the most
complete stock Of Carpets ever before found in Brattleboro,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-01-21

OFFICERS FOR 1s8O,-8I.
SAMUEL DUTTON, PRESIDENT,
SAMUEL CLARK, VICE PRESIDENT,
L.. G. MEAD, SECRETARY AND TREASURER.
TRUSTEES.
BARNARD LYNDE, ISRAEL LAYTON,
LAFAYETTE CLARK, JAMES KEYE
JOSEPH sTEEN, ASA KEYEs,
EBENEZER HOWE, HOSEA Y. BALLOU,
FREDERICK H%oLBRoOK, WELLS GOoDHUE,
GEORGE NEWMAN, STEPHEN MILES,
PHINEAS MATHER, NATHANIEL CHE:'Ev,
R0SWELL HUNT.
BOARD OF INVESTMENT.
GEORGE NEWMAN, WELLS G00DHUE,
LAFAYETTE CLARK, BOSWELL HUNT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-01-21

The largest and best assortment Of CARPETS IN ruE STATE Is at
HOUGHTON & BLAKE'S.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-01-21
OUR DOLLAR FANCY DRESS SILKS.

We would call SPECIAL ATTENTION to these GOODS for
we are CONFIDENT that As GOOD QUALITIES will not be seen
again in years as these Goods are at 81 per yard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09
AmUsEMBHrs.


CAlEAI OF MUSIC -zHG nDW OPxnA-PATrL
"A CLCSIk0 NIGHTS OF TIE sEA3o~.
1oniHh last might but al 40ssinlc greatest
moss In E0gfL
Jhe sse Of seats for % uisht and fox friday s Le night
OF koses th morning, ct the Acasy Ausio
Breususs's. ard sibel's V Wall street.. ~.
rHIs (WfDRAsDAf EvkNiNq, Mays. ai q, ssi night but
NODES IN .E0YPr, -l.
henx Tie new version sxprosey Arranged by on Tor TIE
Italian Opera In Paris Ano~a e
MISS ADElIEE fAfTI.
MkE sIRAKO6h, MMx yIJHER
BRIGEOLT. FERRI, SCSINL
The us q Sosr IN KGIrTo has been sadiss Aad 70
haAved the suDeriuerdeaSe Of sig WUZo
~ the lsa new opes be brought out hs hcy mo-
ol have consulted Their but have se fs
bec the ardent ~tsh OF the pubic ~ large, wa1 TOR
yes have been su,ous TO this prfo At nc
time could he drec'o brought with fuller iusuos
the fame OF ne great snd sss s,sadear q u
u Identified with hi Opera ene he universally considered
both In Lapooc snt the ctee IAy grsstsN
living Representative OF kose. sl0NOR FSRxI he's he
las. lAvres In Milan fhsra'h white sI0sOR BRI SHoLi
has bad The bonor Of the ornops whes
Nae Fginn received s for the debut
leading male par therefore, In tie hands Of sxts wht
have given abundant proof OF thsr capasy OF rsnd1re
ihsm han adequately IS regards Mss PATTI viii
Der extraordinary facility and Eeue she hes mastered tie
d cuites Of her role with such thai Tho a
rssss would be scsey dieappoiutsd tho part d AxAis
On FRIDAY lax night Of
nSbEs IN EaYPT.
On SATURDAY, poe41yesy last
GRAND GALA PATrI MATINEE.
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u,ty rms arrs no ~ sLfsHsRs oy PAINTS Mao.
s'r-s. se-svsyers sc 70 ss- .r-r.i f.~ IS ssve-s
We. sr><ssAs esr prsntuu ptsx~L Ae4rs@ A.gsvw.
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6HIPPnu @.

5LANrIC ROYAL NAIL u EAM NAvlG ALTON CON
"A papys New Rork and GALWAY IAerhs asns departure
from New orb WI be the spel1ia sRl powerful sssam.se
BkAZ l. Captain Campben whisk viii san % rhae.AL,
Nay "A. touching At b. Johns a. p. TO receive the Royal
Wsfa
PRICE on PASSAGE -Fsk sass 80 and 5s third So. H.
cpcns Of Tho Prncspe ces on the SIC
provide plse tIe. fox &C and besa'rs rs:ssarsss
serureS 10 bring out from ulxsy for va co. non
Cora, $50 from Dublin SIS from BstsAst s5'; fr,a La
ondon from Liverpool $Ao and fro 0aseew. $M
For freight or passage apply 9sy .xnscc
Agents. for tbo ine, No. 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

Portsmouth, Norfo, City Potns and schnssa received
every day II pier - North
Tbs steamship yAMEs7owS. Capt. skAnsr. leaves svsry
ruesday MsP Msvrovr,r -,
rregh 70 Portsmouth or Ncfch cents Per foot; 70 CttY
Point cents, 70 hiccmond cents-
Pa1ssxe Norfolk sAAsroom meals tnouiol 81 =
Peteroburs or Richa0nd. SO.
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SHIPPING.

SHlPPIN0.
~EgELY OOMAUEICArION BIZ srEAH BETWEEN
w New Kort and Liverpool, calling Il Queengown,
Hsn1 - and snhs.k p.,seuyers and ds,psAehss carry
k61a1ephA 1teaastp Compary's spesdd Cydebuil Iroa
oe7sw b(eannahips are attended 70 ssn - fouows:--
EEou Erw YORK FoR lIvERf0oL:-CITY OF MANCHEG
I1R, saturday Nay ~ CITY OF aIN9f0N, saturday.
nay 10; KANGAROO Saturday. Nay - and eTery Saturday
0g0usAouS the year, from pier No a North riy0.
Uebtn v Queenstown Liverpool. ........tl5
= 10 LOo1On IVA Liverpool
Re9sse e Queesssows or liverpool g
-; :; Z; :. 49,. $500 ~
hvefpool. ~
tnenengeru fer ded Havre Pars Hamburgs bremes
nd kutwwp ~ through rates.
Oetncass o. pAssg. ssued from nvsrpool new
Thes ssssaes have Superior accommodation for psssen
with water tight com Dartnaon ana carry
Spssos< surgeona For hesh or passage, apply o. w
JOIN a DsLE Is roadway New York, Agent
In liverpool N wLLIA AN lNMAN. To ~er Buildings
II QinAgo~ 70 4ILt.l AN LYMAN, Is Dixon street
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|rsvArA -urr-KD spArvs NAIL srxAssHLr
h. lesv'rg ey~~v t~eusy c..r from s~cs rrs-ss-~@
|s~d spenxN es~rer VII leave for NE ABOVE - -
Nay "a AZ o'eocs v. -, hon pisr 70. - rw = !.
~ Fr~xsk, rr~~v~d On the liza ira. ror f-etrst %
! spyly 70 HsReOUs 4 co.. 3, south arc>e
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AMOsE mEs.ss.

AMUBE mER.vs.
UrkTRa GARDEN
w ITALIAN OPERA
CHEAP OPERA NIGHT
OPERA FOR TIKI rfLLIOk
FOR TtIs MIG IT.
NEDrEsDAr. mAr9
AtHtesn e al parts of tho house. 20
70
LsSr NIGHT OF
FLorow'S GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
AIEesANDRo sTRADEILA,
fDe principal characters by
sIGNok sTIGEL
su1 lne entire strength of the company
Cn1sceor.. ANsCHvHZ.
AcaDDaioe % cents.
OscAessrp STALE 81
Ha1i Sccs 6>s Broadway
DssrS ocea a. tx TO caTlmsnce si o'csck.
Nevada national., 1860-02-18
sHERlFF,s SALE.

pY VIRTUE of an Order q Sale 70 me dircc.
ID tel and issued out Of the District Court Of
the 1ith Judicial District In aud for Nevada eoun-
~. state OF california. Judgment rendered in
said Court on the 9th DAY of February. 4 H. ls00.
in favor Of Nckoy X Porter and against J. II. Heils
horn for the sum of Three Hundred and Eighty two
Dollars and Eighty one Gents. ls3s2 sll principal
debt, with inietest the principal al the rate Of
Ten per cent per annun from the rendition Of Judg
ment until psd together wit all OF suit, Tor
the sale OF the following described property, TO Wit
Que certain Frame Building situated on the south
side of the main street of the town Of Rough Rea
dy. County Of Nevada state of California, adjoin,
ing the lot owned by Kean 4 Heritage on tho
Eist, commonly known as Heilshorn's ss,loon also
one other frame building stable adjoining the
bnYc mentioned the Fast side thereof and bound
81 tue West BY lot belonging to A. /. Slack to-
getier with the nd which the sans are erected
also convenient space around the same, or so
much as may be neccessafy for the eanuenient use
and occupation Of the premises tr the evtent Of the
iuefes which said Heiisharn. defendant held there
in on the 18th day of July, A. u. 1859
Notice Is hereby given that will expose TO Pub.
lie sale all the above described Property to the
highest bidder for Cash In front Of the Court House
Door, in Nevada City, Tuesday, the 13th dav Of
March. A. D. ls60 between the hours of o'clk
A. NJ. aud O'Clock T. NJ
Given under my hand this l4th, day Of February
J.B. VAN HAeAs. Sheriff, Nevada Co.
Nevada national., 1860-02-18
A COMFORTABLE fscous. d. Boyer. ]

COMFORTABLE iNcoHg. y. Boyer. Esq
sole proprietor Of - Bcyer's Ditch" in this
county is now rea lizing 'he snugliifle in
come OF between cighf and a:ne Hundred
dollars per day from his ditch The total
Investment is ahon. s0.oO0. sal the daily
expenses of repairs aud attendance cannot
exceed $50, per day. A pretty snug income
for one man. Mr.. Z. is one of the Oldest
residents ofthe county. We question whc-
iher any other individual in the State en-
Joys so urge an income.
Nevada national., 1860-02-18

most infamous hook which has neverihe
less has been indorsed by 6s Republicans
comprchendlng the very body and soul Of
the party. The utter madness Of commit
ting the Administration OF this government to
hands. so sectional ianasical, and diaholical
ever in practice ifnot in iEtent and theory,
the American people will duly discover.
In time past the democracy coniended for
success they nan are contending Tor the
supremacy Of the plain lener Of he eoa-
stifuiion the pesce Of the country and per
petaity Of the Union.
Nevada national., 1860-02-18

TT A writer in the Bulletin says that
the citizens of Nevada have Invested in the
Utah silver mines about $4,000. and have
received back. on account OF sales of but a
small portion Of their shares, upwards oi
sSO.OOO.s
According to recent reportsthe citizens OF
Grass Valley on an investment Of less than
$4,000, have received back Sl50,00O. And
can sell out .he balance at any time for
more than five times that amount.
Nevada national., 1860-02-18

PRoFEssOR ANDErsoy-LAsr NICuT -fro-
fessor Anderson, " ho has been amusing and
astonishing our citizens for two aighi' past
gives one more ard ia last Exhibition this
Evening. Mr. A. universally aeknowl
edged holds the first rank in his profession.
and is everywhere regarded as the most skil'
ful and accomplished Magician in the world.
lie is very ma erially aided in many Of his
performances nv his son and daughter. each.
Of whom manifest a very decided talent in
this line. Remember this evening il the
last opportunity that viii he offered 70 wit
ness tho performances Of this world renown-
ed Professor of the magique art Tie ap-
pears in Nevada or Monday Evening next.
Nevada national., 1860-02-18

TnE NEw ArMADEN REsoLUTToS.-The
resolution introduced into the Assembly by
Mr. Williams. asking the general government
TO withdraw the injunction. restraining the
working ofthe New Almaden quicksilver
mine was defeated on Wednesday last by a
vote of 2s ayes to IS noes. On Thursday
however. motion to reconsider the vote OF
the previous day, was carrisd by IS ayes to
a noes From this it would appear that
some Of the members have changed their
minds co this subject. and il is possible the
resolution may yet he adoped.
Nevada national., 1860-02-18

! ATTEMPT At MURDER AND ROBBERY.
The Nevada Democrat gives the particulars
Of most desperate attempt at robbery and
murder, which occurred in that place on Sat
urlsy night last. The attempt was made
upon Mr.. a. Sanford. who was sleeping in
hi, store. He was awakened from his sleep
by demand for the key o { his safe and his
money, the fellow at the same time holding
the knife directly over his face TO enforce the
demand. Sanford screamed "murder :" and
on the instant. the ASSASSIN struck the knife
into his mouth. knocking out two teeth
and the point taking effect under the tongue
and penetrating ,oa depth OF about two
inches Dy closeing bis teeth. he preven--
ted tbs knife going deeper. and grabbing the
blade succeede ed la wrenching It from the
villain 5 hand He then got hold Of his ps
toll. but the robbers tosk il from him and
len, Sanford following them to the door.
While the scufIlng was going on. Mr.. Sanford
continued to cry murder y 50 loud that he
was heard in most rarts OF the toNu. Mr..
Raymond. who slept in the building on the
opposite side Of the street, was just going TO
bed when he heard the cry, Immediately run
down stairs. called out for the night watch
and started towards the store. In crossing
over. he saw man come ou. the trout dpor
aud run down Broad street. On arri wing
he met Mr.. Sanford coming ont, still crying
" murder - aud bleeding proiusely. Be
sides the cut in hismouth his hand was badly
cut while in the act Of wrenching the knife
from the assassin. a crowed soon collected
and while his wounds were being dressed.
Marshal Tompkins arrested two men named
Brooks and Scola, and Charles sen of .,lr.
Sanford. Mr. s. fully identified Brooks as
the man who struck him with the knife
Yonng Sanford is a worthless fellow. who
has already served one term in the State
Prison. and no douht was the prime mover
in the robbery. All three are in Jail.
Nevada national., 1860-02-18
SIMMONS

County Of Nevada b,f.re
Township Rough Ready Al Holland J.P
The reoule Of the sac Of California 10 MT
- sTEYENS-
You are summoned 70 appear before me- AT m.
once ~ me said Township, on MONDAY, the sth
day Of March. A. d.. 1850, al 10 o'elnek A. n to
aaswer unto the complaint Of RILEY 4 MOONEY
who aemand Of you the sum Of Eighty Dollars al
iedged - be due them upon a. nun. a. per Hill
no" on hle at my ohice--when judgment will
be taken against you for the said amount
together with costs and damages n yu4 fail TO p
pear and answer
Given under my h,nd, thi. 18th day Of February
leoo' a. j. HOLLAND. J. p.
MONEYS Flat, r. 4 r, Township.
Nevada national., 1860-02-18

The CAPITAL QUgsrroN.-A piece Of plas-
tering fell from the ceiling Of the Assembly
room, few days since greatly endangering
the craniums Of some the members. A
San Francisco paper thinks it a provide
tial warnig that TIE Capital should be remov-
ed to the Bay city. The Union retorts that
instead Of little dab of mortar, from over.
head. the entire Capitol, members and all.
would be swallowed up by an earthquake
should the Legislative solons ever do 90
criminal a thing as to move the State in
stitution to that wicked city. The Union is
sound in that particular.
Nevada national., 1860-02-18
rs-One hundred and twenty iron nniok-

yns~One hundred aud twenty iron quick
silver ks were sent 20 the So uclens minc
Oh saturday, in the Napa bosi TO be illedir
those mines Of fabulous rioanrss Of The
discovery Of quicksilver Al Monat 81 Heisat.
in Mana county, there can TOW be- hut itils
room to doiht; the f,e is sufficiently atie. .cd
by oil sho bave visited and examined -.
mues
Nevada national., 1860-02-18
We have q fn- assortment Of
E.atlies. Misses sud Ci,ildrcu's aifo-s
cnNsrARLr.s SALE.
Tovs Zip oi G'as. y~lloy. County OF
NsvadA

p, rfr.se af au I.xpcaiion n me delivered. and
Issued from the court of = ". hey~ood ksq. an
acting Iustise Of the Peace in and for said county
atei January lith. A. y. 1880. TO satisfy Jndg.
rnsnt rendered before ". Clapp ESQ. the
18th isy of August. 4. ID. 1889. In favor Of wm.
reurett aud against james II. Neal, for the sum
of one Hundred and Thiriv-two Dollars ami Seventy
Five Cents Debt Interest, Damages and Costs Of
Suit-I have taken IN Execution and will sell To the
highest bidder, for Cash in front Of :. c. Richard.
SON once the following described property 20 wit
House and lot situated on Pike Flat. near Mr.
Conaways dwelling House. and formerly owned and
occupied hy Jas n. Neal on saturday. the 18th day
Of February 4. D. lso0 between tie hours Of 0 q ck
4. II. ami o'eock. F. VI. Tak.nas the property Of
James II. Seal, To satisfy the above demands and
aceruiug costs.
a7-3t C. G. TOWNSEND, Constable
Nevada national., 1860-02-18

Ss5- Governor Weller has turned BIS
classical reading to some account 10y imita-
ting the example of Ciucinnatus and retiring
with his family TO c farm which be recently
purchased nj a very reasonable figure. This
step on tic part Of our late chief mag.'trai.
evinced the possession Of an amount Of com-
mon sense which does not fall to ihe'lo, o!
all politicians.
Nevada national., 1860-02-18

RAILRoADs.-Few p rsoa' hare any idsa
Of railroads. In England. for instance So
600 tons Of iron are required every year for
the necessary repairs Of the tack, on The
different roads. Twenty mill'oas or wooden
s!eepers are replaced annually. useless from
decay. This item alone requires the Telling
of three hundred Thousand trees. occupying
five thousand acres of land
Nevada national., 1860-02-18

HONEY LAKE is still dry. and likely to
continue so with the exception Of a few weeks
during each returning Spring. 1t is thought
that its bed may ere long be transformed in
to meadows aud cornfelds.
Nevada national., 1860-02-18
- Thr nerre, ave a curlou. feature

Es- The nerves are curious feature of
the animal economy. They are however,
but little understood. They act as ieelers
to tell the wants of the body and also as con.
ductors to will the muscle TO act. They
branch out from the brain and spine over
the frame in infinitely fine fibres or branches
like twigs TO trees.
Nevada national., 1860-02-18

EB- The Boston boys, S. F. Holbrook &
Co, who are engaged in raising the sunken
slips in the barbor Of Sebastapool have al
ready brought to the surface IL ships OF the
line and "a smaller vessels, such as frigates
corvssls, gun-bTigs and steamers. They are
still hard at work.
Nevada national., 1860-02-18

The MASONIC and ODD FELLOWS Ball.
We are requested to state that it has been
the intention Of the Committee OF Invitation
for this Ball that every individual in the
community should receive special invita-
ton to attend the same. II any have been
overlooked, It has been accidental. All are
invited to attend with out exception.
Nevada national., 1860-02-18

Sas~A Washington letter writer says chat
Capt Aoxley. who visited the East. on busi-
ness connected with the Vallejo and Marys-
vile Railroad has sucicsss'ulS accomplished
the object of bis mission, and returns on the
Atlantic tomorrow,
Nevada national., 1860-02-18

BEAR MEAT.-By reference to our adver.
tising columns it will be seen that "George-
at Dorsey's. is fatl@ning Be,r-a regular
"Grizley." He will kill on Saturday. March
Sd. two weeks from to-day, when the lovers
Of Grizlsy meat will have a rare Opportuni-
ty to treat themselves to choice steak or
rcast
Nevada national., 1860-02-18

er- There seems to b. no doubt that the
Empress Eugenie has decreed the destruction
OF cFinoline. The New York biGependent
demonstrates strongly against our women
followin the Psrisians 10 the desertio1 OF
the hoop-skirt, hecause it will stop a very
flourishing branch OF business.