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The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13
Sherif's S Sale.

WHEREAS, on the 9th day Of February,
W A. D. 1860, final Judgment and Decree
was rendered in the District Court of the 18th
judicial District of the State Of California, in
AMI for the County OF Nevada, in favor OF
PATRICK GLENNAN, and againt DENNIS
lENNESSY, for the sum of nine hundred and
sixty seven dollars fc9G7), principal debt with
interest on the principal at the rate Of three (3)
per cent per month, fr m the rendition of Judg
ment until paid together with all costs of suit.
And whereas, on the said 9th day OF February.
A. D. 1860, it was ordered and decreed by the
said Court. that the Mortgage set forth in Plain
tiff complaint be forecl0sed, and the property
therein described. to wit The undivided one
fifth interest in and to all that lot of Mining
claims, cut, tunnel and sluicos, known and des
ignated as the Tennessee Co.'S claims. situated
on Manzanita Ilill, in Nevada Comfy: (said
claims being the same formerly owned by George
POOL with the appurtenances thereunto belong
ing, be levied upon and sold to satisfy said Judg-
ment. interests and costs. ana the proceeds
thereof applied to the payment Of said SUMS of
money as aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given, that on TUESDAY.
the Sth day of May, A. D. 1850. between the
hours Of o'clock \. u and o'clock p. NJ Will
sell all the right, tide interest aud claim of said
Dennis iiennessy in and to the above described
property at the Court House door in Nevada
city, at public auction FOR cash in hand. to the
highest and best bidder, to satisfy said Exeed-
tioa ard all costs.
J. B. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff n. C.
Mcconnell & CARRIER, platI' Atty.
Aprii f3, lS60-vl
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13
COnStabIe'S Sale.

State Of California, County of Nevada, Township
.: Little York.
u VIRTUE of an execution TO delivered issu-
- ed from the court Of z J. Cook Esd. an acting
Justice of te Peace. in and for the county Aforesaid
bearing date March 30ths A. ID. 1860 to satisfy
Judgment rendered by Said Court ON the Doth day of
M&rch A. u. 1860 IN favor ofWiffs 8 Pigman ard
gainst J. Boydapd others, Sebast<po & CeIpdcn Co.
sorthe sum of Fifty 2si 90 dolllfs ddbt arer
est, damages alid costs of suit
have taken in executonaEd will sell to the high
est bidder for cash the following described proper
", to-wit- All the right, title and fnsercs: Of :
Boyd and others 81 Sebasopc Camden M..ing Co
in and 10 the joint Sompanys sets of miiffg Claims
situated on Hunts fiil, and known AZ t6t Stba ia
pol and CsmdeR Company, tbs ah6te described
claims together with all fixtures and applrt ena
therepn.owil De Offered for sale on the premises on
SATURDAY the 2sth day of April A. n 1860 be-
tween the hours of O'Clock A. NJ and d 0 cIock r.
NJ of said day Taken : the property of ] Boy,f
and others to satisfy the above demaTfds and aecru4
ing costs.
Given undermy hand this ith day of April 1864.
apr9 II CATIET'T Const
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13

A SPEcK OF NARA dispatch in She Union
Of the ilth, states that two Mexican steamers
belonging to Miramon, had been captured after
hard fight by the American squadron at Vera
Cruz, and sent us prizes to New Orleans. The
steamers sailed from Havana and entered the
show their colors Different reports are given
of the causes which led to battie. 1t is sup
posed the Administration will sustain the Amer
lean Commander though not acting under ex-
press orders. One Mexican General, Marin, is
among the prisoners
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13

SOME of the Eastern papers advocate the
holding of the National Democratic Convention
at Baltimore instead of Charleston becapso the
hotel keepers of the latter place ask extortionae
prices for board
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13


Since our ''slap" at the Legislature for
excluding Nevada from the benefits of a bill
providing for the improvement of roads
through the various mountain passes. a
special act has been passed, or partially so,
for our county, and if the same becomes a
law, or is disposed of In like manner q. the
more general bill, we are content.
The Union, in a rejoinder to our article of
last week, says, if we had watched the
course of our delegation in the Senate, we
would have talked differently Senator
Lansing, says the Union, in his place de-
clared Nevada could build her own roads
and asked no favors, and Senator Chase did
not dissent. Well, we undertake to say
that Mr.. Lansing for once at least has spo-
ken the sentiments of his constituents
Nevada can build her own roads and asks
no faFors. 1t is no faY0r TO grant her the
same privileges that are accorded to other
counties. 1t Is her right. Nevada thinks.
and justly too, that the extraordinary ap-
preparations made by the Legislature raked
the Treasury sufficiently before the bill to
improve the mountain passes came up The
complaint is loud from the COW counties
that the mining counties do not pay their
quota for the support of the government of
the State. There is much reason for the
complaint. And greater will be the reason
when this bill for the Improvement of the
mountain rasscs becomes law. For then
the large sums paid by the populous MIN
ing counties, collected for Chinese licences
and poll tax will never see the State Treasury
and the COW counties, if oppressed before,
will be doubly so hereafter.
Nevada, be remembered has not desired
to receive favors at the cexpense of her sister
counties, but she has a right to demand an
equality in the way of appropriations With
the most favored counties, and that is all
she asks,
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13
Sherif's Sale.

DH VIRTUE of an Execution issued out
~ of the Hon. District Court of the l4th JndciaI
district and to me directed and delivered for a
Judgment rendered In said Court on the 9Th dav of
June A. y. ls3s, in favor Of j. ". Uuufer and
against John Eva, Nicholas Eadie. Ala
warren, Tor the sum Of Fifteen hundred and m
I! tSlo9Ol dollars debt, with interest on tne ss;d
sum OF $3.50, from the sth day June 1889 a, re
rate oil ten per oent per annum until paid together
with all costs of suit: have levied upon .be fol
lowing described property, to wit; All the right
ec.e' ana interest, Of the above named defend.rt
As4s warren, "f in and to a certain set Of mining
GlS4ihs on Seiey Hill. Nevada Co.. and known as the
hes sioiie eolfa1ny claims, and also said Warreus
interest III and to the Boston company's mining
ground adjoining the keystone coInpany's mining
ground ON tue soatil- East Selsy Hill Nevada Co
state of California, 5ether with all totl< stca,a
engine 1nf apfurienances connected with said IN
teresis. The above is entitled to a credit Of Five
hundred deliars $500 July 2d ls9 less the a-cr,,
Ing costs amounting to Forty -one dollars
Notice ishereby given that ON TUESDAY the s<h
day of May u. 1860 between the hours Of o'clock
A. ~ and O'Clock P. viii sell all the right title
and interest OF sad Joh Eva. Nicholas Eadie and
Atlas warren to the above described property at the
Court House door in Nevada city public auction tor
cash in Iand TO the highest sndbest bidder to satisfy
said Execution ane all costs
sprl3 j. b. Van Hagen, Sheriff. y. C.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13

Mn. A. koaLER is the reputed shipper of 4
bar of lead in lieu of gold to Paris. lie is a
prominent merchant Of Saa Francisco. He has
published a card asking a suspension of public
opinion till he can have time to exculpate him
salf
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13
Real Estate For Sale !.

1.-TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, and one House on 4
l. leased lot, all on Upper Commercisl street also
one small louse and Lot Broad street above Jas
ronroe's Butcher Shop, are offe ed for Sale cheap
fer cash. Enquire of HENRY PLUMER
mar9n Polka Saloon broad St Nevada.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13
SheriH,s SaIe

w IE8EiS, on the ssi day OF April A. u.
' 1860 final Judgment and Decree vas render
ed in the District Court of the llh Judicial Dis
trrct of the State Of California in and for tho coun
ty of Nevada, in favor of JOHN CORRETT and
against VI. W CONNOLLY, for the sum of Five
hundred and thirt y-seycn and 50-i00 sj37 50-lOO
dollars principal ceht, with interest on the princi
pal al the rate of three per cent per month from and
since October 9Th lS59 until paid together with all
costs of SUIT. And whereas the said 4th day Of
April 4. p, 1861 il was ordered and dccreed by the
said coErt, that the Mortgage forth in Plaintiffs
complaint be toreclosed, and the property therein
described, 70 wits The undivided one sixth interest
ot, IN and to thst certain quarz mill quartz ledge
and vein or veins situate, lying aud being in the
Township of Eureka. County OF Nevada and st, te
Of California, being about miles from Eurek on
the South fork of Poor Mans Creek and cc1arnnl-
known as the ledge and mine Of the Highway
Quartz Company ard sometimes known as the
Morlssey, Powen End others, with all aud sin
Sulsr the engine. boiler AMI machinery therein
belonging to the said mif:e or quartz ledge togeth-
or With all and singular the the tenements he,edit-
amenis franchises, rights, privileges veins quartz
rock, ways ea'ments and appurtenanccs thereunto
belonging, or in any wise appcr.auing be levied
upon and sold to satisfy said Iudgrn ent interest and
costs and the proceeds thereof be applied to the pay
ment of said sums of money as aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given tlat on TUESDAY the Sth
day of May y. ID, 1860, between the hcurs of 9
O'Clock a. NJ and ) O'Clock p. NJ. | Milf seis asbc
right title, interest and claim of said w W Connol
ly in and to the above described property at the
Court honse door IN Nevada city at Public apction
for Cash in hand to the highest and best bidder N
satisfy said Execution and ali Costs
J. q. VAN HAGEN, Sherif of Nevada Co.
Dlbh,AN aaSlnr pifl's Attvs
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13
DALY'S
OLD LON DON
CLUB HOUSE GIN.
DALY'S

nALY'S OLD LONDON CLUB HOUSE
L GIN, which hiss been u-ed 50 extensively in
California for the past five years is pronounced by
all ood judges to be the best article of GIN ever
offered for sale in this market in bottles
In coHSeqneifce OF other parties shipping Gin in
green eases, and bra aEdng it Club House Gin here
sfter the genuine Daly's Old London Club
House Gin will be put up in Unpainted Cases,
to which fact the attention of purchasers is called
In ordering Club House Gin, merchants should
be particular to order ''DALY'S'' Club House
Gin.
Nm. NEWELL CO.,
aprl3 3mis soLE.AGENrs-
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13

WHALING AT MoSTEREY-There are two
Monterey companies now engaged in catching
whales in the bay and up to 18th March, nine
teen of the California gray species had been ta-
ken, twelve by the Portuguese company and
seven by Capt Davenport.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13
Strayetl or stolen,

A SMALL yellow Dog, answers to the
IA name of TOBY. left the residence Of the I'M
dcrsigned on Selby iiii, ~ the Nebraska shaft on
Nardh 21th. Whoever will give any information ,:
him or return him tothe undersigned will be iber-
allv rewarded l. IL. SEY MOI r
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13

NEVADA INVENTION AGAis.-The San Juan
Press tells us of another Improvement in mining,
to which the miners are indebted to r. H. Dun
nIng, OF that place. Mr.. Dunning has procured
patent for new separator, known among tho
miners of North San Juan as Dunning's Un-
der-Current Sluce"
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13

I've had intended to give the main fea-
ures of Sherman Days report on the survey of
the railroad route to Folsom in to-days paper,
but want of room forbils.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13

WAsHoE.-Correspondcn of the Sacramento
there have been greatly misrepresented. They
state that grand smash up may be expected in
about month. One of the correspondents says
that the reports of $1,000 and $4,000 per foot
for ground is not so, as it has been offered at
from $50 to 5000 and no purchasers were found,
and that no bona tide sales have yet been made
outside of the Ophir. Spanish and Central above
the latter figures. He says the Comstoek lead,
he does not believe, can be traced in a straight
line any great distance. The ground has been
opened along the line IN q dozen places but no
where does it pay expenses.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13

SALE OF CUBA.-The \. Y Courier d Engut-
rer has information that Spain has signifci vii
lngaCss to sell the ever faithful isle Of Cuba. but
the pr'ce is not ys stated. Ifthe' United States
make the purchase. what will be bought if the
sover r,l nty is not? viii some popular SOW
ereignty man answcf.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13

The Sonora Age says asses are in great dc
mand there 10 90 to Washoe and Mono. The
rash has left 5, a~city in the market.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13

A MAN while recently peddling Helpers
Impending Crisis in the upper part of illinois,
was attacked by a bear and badly bitten. The
bear died, but the peddier still lives
Barely possible.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13

A LARGE LuNp-.The San Andreas Hndeuend-
ant, OF April 18th, say. lump of gold Weighing
eleven pounds, six ounces, was picked up near
Latimers Marcel 9th.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13

TREAs0N.-Fiftv- four sears ago Aaron Barr
was tried for his life in Virginia, for being sus-
pected of an intention to dismember the Union
and establish a Southern Conledsracy.
O, tempora o, Moses
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13

MISS N. V. COMPTON is about to open Fe.
male Seminary at Grass Valley, fitted up to re.
ceive boardsrs from distance. Success to her
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13

rs One Of or Exchanges thanks its stars
it is not as some others are, and boasts of doing
for principle what another does for money.
How much credit is due 10 Il lean. scrawnv.
ugly, ohe-eyed, toothless hag whose virtue has
never been tempted?
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13

The Prince of Wales is to leave England in
May on visit to Canada, and probably the
United Stat. g. A suite of noblemen viii accom-
many hin,
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13

DRoWSED.-A little girl about eight years
old, daughter of Thomas Nolan, was found
drowned at the lower end of Mailman & Co.'S
hamc on yesterday. 1t is not known how long
the child had been in the water when found.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13

BuLKHEAD'-J. c. Duffy, Esq, of the Assem-
bly, Chamber has our thanks for the speeches of
Hon. Henry Edgertor, Hon. R. c. Clark, Hon.
Z. D. Wheeler, and Hon. J. A. Watson, on the
Bulkheal question--the whole done up in pam
phle form an neatly printed at the Daily Stand
..rH Oninn
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13

Az EAGLE of the bald head species was shot
by an Indian boy, on Pinole ranch, last week
lie was magnificent fellow. measuring nine feet
six inches from tip to tip, and weighing foriy-six
pounds.-Cohrra Costa Gdzeue.
When we see the bird of liberty in danger
from numbering rifle we inwar(ly exelaim-
Go up, bald-Lead and take the chances of
bears.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13
Sharins Sale.


M HEREAs, on the 9Th day of April A. ID
W le6a, hnal judy gmclt and Decree va, rem
dered IN the District Cont of the tItn judicial Dis
trlct of the State Of California in and for the county
Of Nevada, in favor OF James Morrow. and
against Ira Il. Brown, for the SUN of Five hund
red IS3O0) dollars, paincipal debt. with interest on
the principal at the rate Of aud half per &c Mt
per month from the 1st day of january 1889 Until
paid together with alt costs OF suit And whereas.
on the said 1th day of April A. 1860 it was order,
ell and decreed by the said Court the said mort rage
set forth In Plaintiff complaint he foreclose and
the property therein described to wit; The midi
Ndcd one tenth Of that certain lot or parcel of min
ing ground situated upon Hunts Hill in the Town.
snip of Little York, and County of Nevada the same
being bounded upon the East by Green Horn creek
On the South by the Morris6 companv's ground on
the North by the Gouge Eye companv's ground and
extending back 70 the summit OF the hill and the
same being described and known as the Eastern
Company 5 ground or claims, be levied upon and
sold To satisfy said Judgment interest AMI cost and
the proceeds thereof appl c t. the pay yment f
said sums of money aforesaid.
Noticeis hereby given that on TUESDAY the sth
day Of May D. 1860 between the ho urs of o,cIock
A NJ and O'Clock P VI. will sell all the tight title
interest and claim said Ira z. Brown in ana To ttn
a"ove described property, at the Court House door
in Nevada city, public auction tor cash in hand
10 the highest and best bidder to satisfy said Exc
cutiDn and all costs.
J. u. San Hagen, Sheriff ofy G
D. Pelien, Piif' 5 Atty. o,ria
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13
Sherifs Sale

w HEREAS, on the 9th day of April. \ D.
w 1850, final Judgment and Decree was end
cred III the District Court of the l4th Judicial dist
rict of tie State of California in and for the ,unt
of Nevada. in favor of Sfuton BucLner, and
against Francis j. Dunn, for the sum of seven
hu-dred sixty four 50 100 dollars fS76t SD prin
cpal debt, with interest the prncipal at tho rate
of ten 0 per cent per annum from tie rendition of
Judgment until paid together with all costs Of sujt
And whereas on the said 9th day of ApriI A. d
1860 il was ordered and 1ecreed by the said Cnurt
that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiff > complaint
be tofeciosed to wit Two lots of land situated in
the Town Of Nevada, State of California end G. unity
OF Nevada, bounded as follows [ n the east by the
ropcrt! of f. J. Dunn the west hy the prone rty.
of A B. Gregory and Kibourne on tie south 6v the
stle't called Court street. and fronting on said street
fifty five (53) feet more less and back from said
Court street to the street north. called Washngt1 IN
street. but Is the first street north of Court street
the said piece or parcel of ground being The same
now in possession of said Dunn, and fcrccd in and
attached by fence to said Dunn's original lot ON
which lie now lives, be levied upon and sold to satisfy
SAID Judgment Interests aud costs and the proceeds
thereof applied to the payment If said sums Of mo-
aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given, that on TUESDAY. the sth
day OF May, 4, d. leoH, between the hours of o.
clock \. ~ and 5ocloccP NJ. will sell all the right
title. interest and claim of said Framci; j. Dunn in
ahi to the above described property, at tho Court
House door III Nevada Ciiy, at Public Auction for
cash IN hand to the highest and best bidder to sat
isfy said Execution and all Costs
j. II. Van Hagen. Sheriff C.
Meredith y Hill, Pm Att'v. aul I3N4
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13

Provisions IN Carson CIrY.-A dispatch
from Carson City TO the Sacramento Bee, dated
April 9th, gives the price of -four at So cents
and hay 80 cents per pound. The snow was
seven feet deep on the summit.
Another dispatch dated on the next day states
that provisions were nearly exhausted.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13

"IIE VINO Runs May REAp."-Such is The
caption of an item in the Downevillc Citizen no.
ticing sign with immense letters on it recently
hung out at that place by Judge Van Clef IEo
who runs against Bo5 Taylor may read his title
clear to big sign, if he pays for it.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13


EDWARD BATEs.-We take tho following from
a late dispatch to the Sacramento Union. 1t is
important.
Edward Bates response TO the seven questions
propounded by the Committee of the Missouri
Republican, Convention appeared in the st. Louis
Democrat Yesterday
First-Ile answers that he is opposed TO the
extension of slavery into the Territories sl,v-
cry is social relation. a domestic institution.
and exists bv local law within the States. The
Government has no control there. The Terrific
ries are not sovereign like the States the nation
is supreme ever them. The National Govern
ment has power to permit or forbid slavery In
his opinion the spirit and policy Of the Govern
ment ought to be against extension.
Second-He answers emphaticallv. that the
Constitution docs not carry slavery ;ntotbe Fer
ritories.
Third-IIc answers that he Las always been in
favor of the colonization of free blacks. and
thinks the tropical regions of America offer a
far better prospect for whites and blacks thsal
Afriee.
Fourth--Ie answers that he recognizes no
distinctions among American citizens. except
those laid dc-Fn by the Constitution. He holds
that the Government is bound to protect all in
the enjoy,nents of their rights everywhere, and
against all who assail them. As to these rights
there is no difference between citizens boru and
citizens made such by law.
Fifth-He is strongly in favor of railroad
from the Mississippi river to the Pacific. He re-
CARDS ii as a necessary means for national defense
and for preserving the Union.
Sixth-Hc is in favor of Homestead Bill.
Seventh-He thinks that Kansas ought to he
admitted without delay. leaving her the sole
judge of her Constitution.
THE BRoDKRIcK MosUNENT.-The Commit
tee on this subject have reported that the Treas-
urer has in his hands the sum of S3,537, and
that some Sl.500 more has been subscribed in
San Francisco, which viii probably he paid in:
also. quite number of amounts in the interior
remain ret anpaid. 1t is the desire of the COM
mittee that all subscriptions should be paid in as
early as possible in order that the total amount
can be ascertaned, and the style of monument
selected and erected. Communications should
be addressed to J. P. Buekly. Secretary Broder-
ick Monument Fund. San Francisco.
There are 1855 iron works in the United
States, $50 furnaces, 44s forges, and 225 rollins 3
mills, which produce annually about s50.0o0 ton,
OF iron, worth in ordinary years $4,000, ,0o0.-
Mississippi, Louisiana. Florida, Texas, Iowa,
Minesots, California, and Oregon only have no
iron works.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13

POSY EXPES We learn from Pat that
the first Pony EXI ross arrived in Carson CITY
yesterday at three O'Clock and twenty minutes
bringing dates from st. 10. down to the 81 inst
The Express made the time expected easily
Tno news ly to ex9ress has not yet been made
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13

ARsESfcAL QrARTz.-The Buiiefia says there
is a lode of quartz, rich in gold, about ten miles
above 0rovlle, in Butte county, which is so full
of arsenic that it nearly kills any one who at
Temps to extract the metal. All who have tried
it thus far have abandoned the undertaking.
The assayer of Harris, Marchand & Co., of San
Francisco, came near losing his life iii working
ut specimens of the rock
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13

HE Copartiisrship heretofore existing un-
der tle name of KELLOGG & HUMBEkr. il
dissolved from this date BY the retirement of Mr.
Humoert. J. G.. KELLOGG
A. HUMBERT.
San Francisco, april . 1850
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13
OMEGA. Anril sth. 1860.

Dear Sir Snow, snow. snow! l mail thi:
but have no idea when it will reach you, havnt
the least idea when the mail will 60 out-but
hold | will send it down by Mr.. Philips, oul
indefatigable expressman, who, as a neighbol
who has just called informs me, has, in spite o.
storm and snow, forced his way through.
We may become cannibals yet in spite of all
former assertions to the contrary. We haven't
POUND of flour, of bacon. butter. lard or any
thing eatable except the little stock in the cabins
of miners. Roads blocked up and no hope of a
team getting in before there comes thaw. Men
were out yesterday trying to break the roal but
the storm of last night and to-day made the
road as bad or worse than before. Fifty or sixty
men will 60 out on the foad again Tomorrow.
Yours. En-.
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13
Comfy C0urf.

Hon. David Belden presi,'ing.
MONDAY, Apri. 9th, 1s6G
Dowdle VS.. Williams. Order of nonsnt.
w. Davis vs.. ii. d. Roberts. Judgment re-
versed.
Court adjourned till Saturday; 14tii inst, a,
] 0 o'clock A. NJ
The Nevada journal., 1860-04-13

LUtL.-There is pereeptible lull in the
Washoe excitement. Among all of our late fe-
verish citizens we know of none whose pulse will
beat higher thar sixty minute now. We arc
kind O. cooling off. Some of the boys have re-
turned, and the reports not as lowery for
merly. Nobody who has come from Washoe
can show any more silver thon when he left and
considerable less gold. Notwithstanding all this
we will see another rush when the mountain
roads get good: A great many will go over just
10 CRAFTY curiosity. ye know.