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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-12-07

ES The Seymour House is finished
and ready for occupancy, and was opened
to the public on Thanksgiving day
We congratulate the people Of Oshkosh
and the travelling public, upon such an &C
QUESTION to our city. 1t is a spacious, well
built, well arranged, and every way most
comfortable hotel and is the largest hotel
in Northern Wisconsin = Oshkosh North
1UPSterH.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-12-07
The omciaI Vote Of WISCONSIN.

The following is the Official vote of this
State as declared by the State Gaavassers:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-12-07
ST CHARLES SALOON,
Eating Establishment. and
BILLIARD TABLES

BROKAW & CAMP, Proprietors.
TIVE UNDERSIGNED beg leave to inform the
L eit:zsns OF town and country, and visitors
from abroad, that they have recently fitted up
and furnished tire, ghout. the Brick Building on
the corner opposite the n ,tonal Hotel, where
can at all times be found everything in the eat
iIg line, including
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-12-07
EOR .SiLEi

r AND FOR TIE LaNDLESS in Manitowoc
IL and Calumet counties, on one, two, and
three Years time.
MEAD HOLMES. Junior.
CHICAGO st Mani owoc, Oct 81, 1860.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-12-07
Oysters, Game, &c,
Epheian's Billiard Tables,

~ ich will be served up in the best style and
on tie shortesf Lugcc. W. have also one of
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-12-07

EF The Ohio Statesman says that four
teen thousand negroes voted the Republi
can ticket in Ohio this fall, under the de
cision of Judge Brinkerof This Will ac
count for the majority there, which is not
large for Ohio even with this aid.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-12-07

LOUISVILLE GOSSIP Under the head of
'' Marriage Extraordinary, the Louisville
Journal of Saturday morning says The
announcement yesterday that a young la
dy of wealth, family, and personal beauty,
down town, had eloped with an Irish Ia
borer, set all the gossipers agog'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-12-07

ES Up TO this time, two hundred and
forty bodies Of the lost on the Lady Elgin
have been found. The exact number OF
lives lost by that catastrophe, will never
be aScertained. Bodies are still being
found at different points on the like
When the sea gives up its dead all will be
gathered together.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-12-07

COMPLEXION or THE NEXT SENATE
The u s. Senate now stands as follows:
Republicans %
Opposition 80
Vacancies 13
The thirteen vacancies will be filled by
he election of seven Opposition and six
in which event the political
;lassilications will stand as follows:
Republican %
Opposition 81
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-12-07

~ There is d man down East who
has 1--we so long on corn bread hat his
hair has turned to silk like that which
grows on the grain, and his toes are SO
full of corns that he expects to see them
covered With busks the next year.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-03

Republican camp. In no other party need
you fear the peStilent rivalry of the negro
in the Republican camp you cannot avoid him.
Take warning in time; your leaders are crazy
for Office and for spoils, and for this they are
bnrterug you away for ncgros to the blasted
" Massachusetts school"
You have $4,000 of these ncgros among
you now; let Black Rcpublicanism prevail
and you will have them and dcluge of new
ones made your equals and your rivals
Where do you sec Black Republican pow
er, and not see the negro brought directly
into hated contact and rivalry with white la
borers and white mechanics The whole end
and aim of the " Massachusetts, school, is to
bring the negro into equality, contact and
rivalry with the aboriug white; TIE REpuB-
LlcAN PARTY HAS no OTHER DISTINCTIVE
ATTRIBUTE OR PRINCIPLE. Strike from
their creed this hollsh purpose and those who
support it, and it would be nothing and with.
out followers
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-03
SCI T&D POE TRY.
The Beautiful Gate.

hS SoLCs
stand at the portal knock,
And tcarfully, prayerfully wait:
Oh. who will untasten the lock,
And open the Beautiful Gate?
Forever and ever, and ever
Must lingcr and suffer alone,
IL there none who is able to sever
The fetters that keep me frois home?
My spirit is lonely ond weary
long for the beautiful streets:
This world is so chilly and drenry,
And bleeding and torn are my feet.
Oh. open the Beautiful Gate
For worldwcary pilgrim-alas
My spirit impaticntly waits
Thy diamond starred portals to pass.
There is no one to answer my call,
And the beautiful gate is barred,
And high on the adamant wall
Angels unnumbcrcd stand guard;
And here must linger alone.
And patiently suffer and wait,
Till the joyful summons shall come,
To pass through the Beautiful Gate.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-03

OF dJa'mntohte (hgurc stone), which are found
all along with the iron and marble, is a supe-
ror article for furnicc lining, as well as for
the manufacture of fine porcelain ware 1t
also commands a fair price as countcractant
OF friction in machinery. This article must
furnish heavy item of freight
doubt whether there is so small section
of country, anywhere in the States that fur
nishcs so great variety of valuable minerals,
as the eXtrome western counties of North Car
olma. All that is necessary to render this
section most remarkable one for its mineral
products, is the employment of capital and
enterprise, and the means of transportation.
And am sure that, so soon as your road is
comp pcted through this valley, the freight lists
will far exceed your most sanguinc expecta-
tions Already men of means are investing
IN our mining properties Among them ]
am glad to know that several gentlemen of
your own State have invested in the copper
mines of Jackson, and, as | believe, havo done
so wisely. But there arc other parties from
different directions, seeking to invest in these
mines, who will not be content without rail
road facilities; and should your State abandon
the Eluc Ridge enterprise, and yield the ad-
vantages which they may now control, will
look to other connections, and cause this sec
tlon to pour down its mineral wealth through
other channels
| have written briefly upon a subject which
would require much more time and space to
dol justice. If, however, the general state
mentS which | have made shall meet YOUR an
probation, and be of any service to you, shall
feel myself amply repaid for the time | have
taken to make them.
With sincere personal regard,
remain yours, &C.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-03

WOMAN ny A Sick MANS CoUcH - 1t
has often hecG truly remarked that insickness
there is no hand like womans hand y no
heart like o woman's hcart--no eye so unit
ring--no hope so feryent. Woman by sick
mans couch is divinity impersonatcd.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-03

NEW YoRK paper says, /" full eyenin%
dress is white cravat" This is stiIl more
airy than the Georgia costume,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-03

A SLIGHT MISTAKE. "A few days ago
physician of Ncwberryport, Mass, who, says
the Herald of that city, is so much like the
City Clerk, that few people can tell one broth
er nom the toher" was called upon by a
young gentleman with fair damsei on his
arm, who was all smiles and bushes, to OBJ
tain a certificate of marriage. "Oh," re.
sponded the physician in his bland manner,
" it is my brother you call on before marriage;
my call comes afterwards"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-11-03

lr is said that Garibaldi, after the battle Of
Melazzo, finding his shirt dirty and soiIed
from his personal struggles, he took it off
washed it in the brook hard by, and hung Il
on the bushes, ate his lunch of ofbsead. fTnit
and water, smoked his scgar barcbs ssa, and
wrapt in thought sat apparently semplat.
ing the drying of the garment flius in the
field bivouac sharing danger and hardship
with the humblcst of his followers. Dircctlv
his shirt was dry, lie went on board che T1k6.
ri, formerly Veloce, lying in the Bay on the
Western side of the Peninsula, and person.
ally directed fire on the fortress and fetirina
masses.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-23
Summons,

State of California, County of Nevada, IS. Dist
rict Court of the 18th Judicial District of said
State. The People of the State of Calfornia to
SAMUEL Ten EYCK, greeting:
NOU nrc hereby Summoned to appear
filed against you, within ten days from the service
Of this writ, if served on you in this county, within
twenty days if served on you in this District and
out oil this County, and within forty days if served
on you in the State, and out of this District in
action commenced on the 10th day of Sept. A. u.
1860, in said Court, wherein Plaintiff prays judg-
ment against you for the sum of four hundred dol
lars S400)with interest thereon at the rate of three
per cent per month from March 4th, lS56, until
paid, alleged by Plaintiff, in his complaint to this
action. to be due and owing to him from you, upon
n certain promissOry note, mentioned particularly
i'll complaint aforesaid. And Plaintiff also prays
judgment against you for his costs of this suit.
And you are hereby notified, that if you fail to
answer said complaint, herein directed, Plantin
viii take Judgment against you therefor. by de-
fault, together with all costs of suit and also de
mand OF the court such other relief as is prayed
for i'll Plaintiffs said complaint.
IN testimony whereof, !, JOIIS S. LAMBERT.
{S Clerk of the District Court, aforesaid do
/ hcreunto set my hand and impress the
seal OF the said Court at Office in the city of Ne
vada, this 10th day Of Sept, A. D. 1860.
JNO. 5. LAMBERT, CLERK.
Per JOS. ROBERTS, jr., Deputy.
by order of Hon. David Bclden, County Judge,
in and for the County and State aforesaid.
Attest-A true copy, JNo. S. LAMBERT,
Per Jos. Roberts, jr., Dept. tlcrk.
Mcconnell & CARRIER Plfs. Atty. sepI4
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-23
Sherif's Sale.

IlH VIRTUE of an Execution to me di-
rected AMI Delivered issued out Of the Hon.
District ourt of the 18th Judi .ia Dstri t. in and
for the County of Nevada, State of California, on
the3d day Ot October a. u. 1850. in favor OF X.
STUART an1against liz \ A. Brown AMI J. b. Ia
LoNnE, for the sum of Three hundred and fifty
nine & 400 dollars, with interest on the said
sum of -:!59,47 from the 81 day Of October. lsi0
at the rate of two per cent per month until paid
together with ) costs of suit, | have levied up
on all the right, title AMI interest of the above
named de:ts OF, i'll AMI to a certain lot or set of
mining c inns mining ground situate upon
Hunts Hill AMI boun bed upon the SOUTH AMI
West by the GoIgr-cye Comp1ny's claims, on the
North hy the Sevastopol o's Claims AMI the
den Co.'s fronting Green Horn Canon AMI rum
ming back to the summit of the hill; also levied
upon certain en- -ina, boil'r, engine house. &c.,
now upon sail cliins together with all appurte-
f.anccs thereuntD belonging. sal claims being
known as the Alpha ,o'npany's clIms.
Non Is hereby given that on TUESDAY the
l3tn day Of November, \. y. 1870. betw the
hours o. \. VI. an ) +. NJ, will sell all the
ri5nt. title interest aal clIm tn above named
dcicn lants, of, in an to the above described
property, at the Court House door, in Nevada
City, at pnbii: auction for cash in han !, to the
h5tcst an | best bI lder, to satisfy said execution
anu all costs,
j. u. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff.
j. allwrll, Pli'S Atty.
The above sal, is postponed to Frilay Nov. a3d,
by or,er of Pla's .ittein y.
j. Il. Van Hagen, Sheriff.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-23
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.

Ca ter & Bro. house on W side of main
1T Omega adj DIR Teepl.s ......... ... 81
Cobb Dudley, house and lot on side
Of main st Omega adj meat market II n
Didl"t & Co. water ditch from Scotch
mans creek and running 10 Washington, a.
Frcelan o. house and LOT e site of
main It Omega adj Fashion saloon. barn
and lot on n side main ST Omega, hor.
ses and mules ........ % ..
George Jno. house ld lot on s.side of
main ST Washington, adj McGIoin, two
billiard ahi,s -.-.... ............. SO b
Hal. % :. hpusu and lot on e side of
Omega. and ali Speaker. :. ..... ...... Q a
Henry Joseph & 60, ranch and imp on
South Iuha river adj Washington GEEK z %
kinmerly Wm. barn and lot on road
from Wash TO Alpha ali Jno Geors e.. |.
Lansing J A. house on W side ofmn
st Omega adj lIpffrnan..... ............ is @,
Lohar Jno. house and lot on e side of
nam st Omega adj al Vrn in.a % 4.
Murphy II. 81 i'm t1 pub limits ON
bank of south Iuba river opposite Wash
ington with imp con Is, acres toll bridge
across Nuba at Wash. also per proper 65 O,
McCray -. house and lot W side
of main st Omega adj Wagner &
VI Cambridge JAS. two houses and Is
on side main st Omega ali lIunneckers
store :,.......... ....-.....--....... ..... 35 i
Noble Jas. house and lot side main
| st Omega adj. newman, per prop ..., 6 s.
Noble j. VI. house and lot on side mn
stOinega -......... S
Omega Mater di;ch co., wat,r ,itch
| from south TUBA river near head of Bear
Valley running to Diamond creek, with
ap. Water ditch known as Virginia ,lteh
with apt,watr dth kEoa as diamond creek
ditch with aIts raised by the boarJ 1887 o
| PierceRieh house and l,t on west side
of st Omega ali 0lins harn...... 2
| Perkins J 5. house and lot on side of
road leading from main st Omega. 4
| Pruett, D 4 CO claim to public l,nds
on side of 5 Iuba river below Scotch
mans creek contain ~ acres more or less
with inprav- also per property ... IS 8
Prescott |. r, house and lot on W side
Of man st Omega, s of Bu;terfieu Ex-
change. House aud lot on side of mn
st Omega adj Burnell water ditch from
Seotehmans creek and running to Omega
with appurt. .............. IA {
Slusher still, claim to public lands ON
Phelps hill. with improv contain 400
acres more or less, also per prop ...... 36 1
/ Skillman d & co.. steam saw mil on
wash road u miles of Alpha, known as
St Louis saw mil, also per prop ..Ioa .
/ Turner Joseph. water ditch from ,Jef.
| ferson canon at Jack ass fat 4
| Tcepes D c, house and lot on w side
of main st Omega adj Carters, also per
! Teeplss, CO., water ditch from
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-23
9tssl aduertisemfnts.
Summons.

State of California Count of Nevada, ss District
C.urt of the 18th Judicial District of said STATE.
TIE people of the State Of California, to A. L.
Saekrtt. greeting.
V0U ARE hereby summoned to appear
/ and answer to the complaint of s, s. Punk
filed ae ainst you within ten days from the scr.
vice of this writ If served you in this County,
within twenty days if served On you in this Dis
trct and ont of this County, and within forty days
if served on You in the State and ont of this Dis
trrt action commenced the 24th day OF Sept
A. 1860 in said Court for the recovery of the
of Four thousand and sixty dollars alleged bv
plaintiff in his complaint to be due and owing him
from this defendant upon certain proInissory
note ma,le and uted by said defendant to this
plaintiff with interest thereon till paid as Is
more fully set forth in plaintiffs complaint
to this action file in the office of the Clerk
of this Cout, certified copy of which Is herewith
served: and you are hereby notified that If you fail
20 answer said complaint herein directed, plain
til will take Judgment anst you therefor by do
fault, together with all costs of suit. and also de-
mand of the Court such other relief as Is prayed
for il his said complaint.
In testimony whereof I. JOHN s. LAMBERT,
Clerk of the District Court afores id
~ do hkIcunto set NY hand and impress
L. -. the seal of the said { our; at Office in
in the city of Nevada, this 21sh day Of
Sept A. d. 1860
JOHN :. LAMBERT, Clerk.
BY Jos. NJ. LEvEr. Dep.
BY order Of the Hon. Dayid Beden, County Judge
in anG for Nevada County. Atriie copy
Attest, John S. Lambert, Ch!
B! Jos II. Levey, Dey.
KILL Hupp, Plf's Attv.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-23
ALIAS SUMMONS.

State of California, County Of Ncvaia, Township
OF Nevada, Before h. w. Smith. j. r., Peo-
pie of the STATE OF CaliIornii TO Riley Pdrii r.
You are hereby summoned 10 appear before the
undersigned Justice OF the Peace, at his Office
Monday the:ij day of December A. ID. 1850, at 10
o'clJk \. VI. to answer the complaint of Wallace
Caldwell vino demands of You tie sum of 5 II, go
on account of lumber sold AMI delivered to you as
per complaint lille in my OIL u. On failure
t appe..r answer, ia s.n .nt will be rendered
against you for the said sum of s45,fO and costs
OF suit. Given un'lrr my hand, this lIth day Of
November. A. ID. $50.
L. w. SMITH, JP
Upon realiag the affidavit fil.l in this cause and
it appearing tlcrefrom that SAID plf has go |
cause of action against sail defendant, !. no is
within tnis State an Is cretin5 himself SO that
tiie process uf t.Ie court cannot be served u,,ou
him, it is therefore ordered that service of sum
mons therein be male by publication in the NEvA-
DA JoURSAL for tIree weeks SUCCESSFULLY Given
under my hand tnis i4th day of November 1850.
l.. W. SMITH, J. z. Of N. T.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-23
Insolyent Notice,

Tn the District onFt of the Ilih Judicial
j District o! the State of ali.orna. i'll the mat
ter os tile petition of Gustlve Hansen. m Insolv-
ent Debtor: Pursuant TO order OF the Hon.
Niles Searls, .Iu lgc OF the sal District Court
Notice Is hereby given to all the creditors of the
Sal lnsolvent, Gnstavc Hansen, TO be aul appear
b fore the lion. Niles Srarls, aforesaid, in open
Court at the Court room OF sal Court, in tile
city AM county of Ncvala, on the 2:d diy of Dec.
A. ID. $50, at q O'Clock \. NJ. of that day, thcn
an there to snow cause, il any tney can, why the
prayer OF sail nsoivcnt should not b. granted,
AMI assignment vi his estate be ma L., AMI lie be
discharged from his debts AMI liabilities, In pur-
suancc OF the Statute in eicn made AMI pro
vi i'l; anil in tc mienine all proccelin against
said Insolvent be stayed.
"t,n.ss my na..A and seal Of said Court, this
{ - ! 10th day of Now. a. n. | $50.
I seal JOHN 5. LAMBERT, Clerk.
--) Bv Jos. LEvEY. Deputy.
L. Il. Mcfarland Atty. for Petitioner.
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-23

land on ,oal from fnlian springs to G V
boun e by Gillian " by Winn by Shep-
herd with imp go acres less also
per prop house ami lot of Empire mill g
tp aij Sniff Rus! 80 rs
Williams G II. poss right and ,laim to Id
one mile n of Anthony house on X ar rd
known as Hudson house with i'm 100 acres
more or less, also per prop 43 65
Wiese and Adams, water Ditch commen-
cling at Kentucky bar on s of Deer Greek
and running toPleasant fiat with fumes res
ervoirs and appurt IL 0i
Wilcox and co, imp mining claims at
kentuc bar con of telegraph hose, pipes etc s l2
Wilcox Nathan, two cows Kentuck Flat = 81
Welsenberger -, tract of land one llif
mile n of Union ranch adj Eyernghams,
with improv l3 20
Witnessed VIM, posscssory right and elm
TO land miles Of K n X on road leading
TO Anthony house with i'm 100 acres more or
less. also per prop 81 20
Wooleock J, % oxen, 3 wagons, horse
McCourtney road 81 90
Waite Loren, possessory right AMI claim
to land adj Celtars ON with imp also per-
property s5 %
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-23
ROUGH & READY TOWNSHIP.
Delinquent List for 1850.

Austin F., imp on pub lands, con-
sisting of house, barn, fencing and
apptnces miles of shepherds rch.
100 acres, also personal property 80 %
Butler j., imp on pub lands, house
barn etc, on sqirrel creek II mi
of r.. i r. also personal property % so
Baldwin T., imp on pub land one
mile n of Far west ranch, leo acres
also personal property Is 10
| Brown David, imp on pub lands on
S side Yuba river kwn as keystone
ranch go more or less, per prop Al 90
Connor j, NJ, imp on pub land
kwn as old boyer ranch also per pro Is "a
Fogg H. W. & S. b., imp on pub
land, also personal property IA Sc
| Harris VIM house. lot etc on KEN
tucky Flat also personal property II IS
Ladd NJ. j., imp on pub land I mi
e of Pennvalley ranch, containing
leo acres. also personal property IA IS
Little J. P, imp on pub lands l mi
S indian springs 100 acres, house and
lot side main ST X. & n. 81 80
Merrill NJ, imp on pub lands con-
sistg of no 'se etc adj r. & H., per pro 20
Mechanics H., house, garden etc on
| randolph Flat kwn as st charles ho el l9
Proctor BENZ. water ditcn mile
above Bridpt and run'g to Rrid5p't Is 10
Roberts r. w, house. garden aud
| appurtenauceS on side main st r.
II. also one COW 8 80
| Russell r. T., imp on pub lands
mile of zinc house also per prop s So
Smith Milton. imp on pub lands J
mile II Gardeners ranch also per pro 80 SO
Sif1rd, imp on pub lands consiStg
of house, barn etc milcn e of MONT
gomery's containing l6o acres % so
st wart W. H., imp on pub lands
l mile of Nontgomery's containing
$40 acres also personal property so &c
Taylor D. imp on pub lands on san
Juan and Marysville road J mi II e of
oague's contg l60 acres, per prop l6 IL
Taite Peter, house, garden etc, op-
posite randolph exchange 10
Williams G H.. imp on pub lands
l70 acres, on sac and Bridgp't road l
mile e of Anthony house. per prop 36 rs
Delinquent List for 1858.
Genwood Abr;i, ranch etc on squir-
rel creek l / mi abv R.. 4 R.. per prop Is II
GRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP.
Delinquent List for 1859.
Armstrong u. H., hou.e and gar
den on cold Vlat l3 &c
Beauman Thos., imp on pub lands
miles of C contg l60 A. per pro IL &C
Bergantz p. W, imp on pub lands
| 81 miles of G on n and Auburn rd
contg $40 acres per prop % sc
Casta c., house, lot etc on side
mill st C v adj Washington hotel IL sc
Clark Aaron, house lot etc ons
side Pike Flat, adj cheve III sc
Conway c., house lot etc on side
auburn st adj Mrs oakley, house
lot etc W side auburn st per prop 66 81
Dibble A. B., house, lot etc on Sc
cor main and school ste V, house and
lot on = side main st evfwK
spencer 81 II
Dobhns Jas. house and lot on n
side main st adj williamson II
Donahue Thos., house lot etc on
side boston Ravine adj Freener 2 Il
Feeney Jno. house and lot side
mill st adjoining cook u,
The Nevada journal., 1860-11-23

Ruse Jacob & co. claim to pub land at head
OF hnapps creek, with imp. l60 acres, also
per property
Sebbers S. house and lot on side of
main st Humbug adj Folotok, also per prop
Tabour c & Bro claim TO pub lands on
Bloody Run, adj Sacks ranch with improv.
containing l60 acres
Todd Franklin, house and barn on Relief
Hill
Turney J. house on side of mn st Hum
bug. adj store of Nash & co.
Thompson B. house on side of main st
Humbug, knownas U S. Hotel
Utting II NJ, dwelling house at Laks city
sdj saloon of Toplif and Utting.
lifting and septeff, building on side of
road at Lake city, s'th of adj William. e. co.
Watyca l.. house and lot at Humbug in
rear of the Brewery
Ward A. two horses and wagon
Waldron VIM claim to pub land Z mile
of Humbug with improv. containing l6O
acres. also personal property
Williams J. dwelling house and store on
side of road at Late City opposite Magnolia
Wilson -, blacksmith shop and tools
at Eurisco