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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08
1890. SPRING TRADE. lse'

1890. SPRING TRADE. 1861.
ELLETT e WE1S1GER,
MSnusactsrers and Wholesale Des,en h
Hats, Caps, and straw 9ooos,
No 1871 kala street, opposite Escaones Baak,
RICHMOND, VA.
urAyIN0 made extensive tfetaraIions offering 70
The u Virginia. North Caroilaa and Tennes
But Insure saie Tho Ldr0esf dRd
ssos oosalss az prag iad summer Good. ever got
up Market which for quality variety and Aegdnes
cannot exceied All They ask look before purchasing
els-whcre ORpKks strictly and promptly attended To-
Mr. j. l. IUTonssos, formerly Of Union. Monroe county,
Ia In our busneas devote 10 his yaluA
lie sr,lc.s ELLETT 4 WEIslGER
G.i, lA-ttuar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08
a HATS, GAPS, AND FURS. -
- JOHN DOOLEY,

No. 81 Main Street, Richmond, Va,
reny exhibit unusually large assortment Of Goods
i In The Iiat, Cap and Fur line
The stock consists OF all the popular styles Of
HATS AND CAPS
the rich and beautiful Mole Skin Dress Hat oi
Of Manufacturer The Son Felt Hat,
french style Ledger style, Bell crown; Planters Broad irm
Wool HATS,
from the quality servants. Ia the fines, suxony wool;
MINIS, boys AND CHII.DREN'S CAPS,
ri Fur Cloth Plush, Hair, seal, Glazed, nc, dc.
LADIES RIDING HATS,
Of Beaver black and brown and richly trimmed Velvet;
CIIILDRESs HATS AND CAPS
nf latest Just imported from Pnrsrieb patterns;
LADIES FtHs,
yrorIncs Tppcs Hall tapcs, Capes Mufs Mnnaiees mud
thiiren's aud Misses fur-, all qualities and styles;
CARRIAGE AND TRAVELLING ROBES,
Wolf Bnfao pcr-an, Chinese lined and rough
and dealers particularly invited 10 examine this
extensive stock effort Is spared Ia make Richmond
good market 10 purchase In other In this country,
sept , dts JOHN Dool.El.
M Mnxa 1 ir,ric Of IND.
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RICHMOND ADvERTIsEnEHTs.


Onn TONS sohBRERo GUAEo landing rom schcen.
LNDO or -Waf Easfe- direct from Sonbsero Issnd Fur
a. !. Riehaoad, Va
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., z.
On BAERELS "ENIRA COR FEE ST rs" Just recciv-
~ cd together with large sork OF Cut Loaf Powder red
llouhle L"a, &c., &c. and for sale by
jan Ats LEE, ROOKIE Il co.
4 Worm, MEAL, Ii Mp AND GROUND PLASTEI--rhe
~ undersigned has rented Mess langornc Iohus
their torn and Plaster Mill. lie will keep constantly hand
the above ARTICLES which e will sell cheap punca
tlIAS. ;. I.ANGliOKNE, Sole Agent
march Ads for the sale OF Western Pnstcr this
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MAGNIFICENT sCHHAGE.
oRANp CAPITAL rRizs
r S37O,OOOi
Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware.
CLASS "a
To be drawn n Wilmington, Dell saturday. March s 1850
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English Cutlery.

M have received large stock of TABLE AND POCK Ell
w CUTLERY. scissors IN CASES, RAZUltS, &c. o
our own importation, which ase u mouse
Keepers and others. Wills, COLllOUN " CO..
Jan 3Vts 81 Main street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

All articles consigned TO the Agent City Point will be ship
him by steamers first class vessels dreccd and
bills OF lading akn aud forwarded without any additional
charge.
classification Of goods and other information apply to the
Agen, al I!nchburg. II. ID. BIRD, SupL
itb ld-2m
sH Merchants and others Interested Informed that III
South Side Railroad Compan, have made arrangements Ia have
their Depot and a points of The city
charged and from the Canal Basn.
give orders To Mr. L. h. SINS, them 10 nj the
Railroad Depot W. H. GRlGti Agent
IYNrmRr no, Feb. II, 1850. y. H. X. Co.
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LOTTERIES.
CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES o. DELAWARE,
For march, 1S6o.
FRANCE. BR0ADBENTs D CO., MANAoERs.
R7LkTgoT0E DELz WARE

r. Manager oh Ne aissusa pzbie 70 The oievng
episndd Schemes . be drawn In Wilmington Dciawsre, BY
slate aulhssisy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

AZ HHDs CUBA sUGAR-patt choien;
EkO 3oe ishls Refined sugar MI grades;
~ i3bia Sweet Cider:
50y sacks Fine and Cesfse saii
200 BbA No and Mackerel;
100 Bbls Apple Brandy;
Casks Madeira Wine:
4n0 Baxs IAgpyra and Bio Coaee
hbiA Portland Syrup:
10 BbiA New Orleans Molasses;
20 Tierccs Goldfish;
10 Casks Fine French brandy,
100 Dos. Buckets Tubs, Brooma, DC;
BOZ Bbls Fine Rye Hhiskey;
For sale by JONES h Co,
dee l5-tds kichmond
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SCHEME.

Tickcts $40, Halyes slo, Quartcrs45 Eighihs $40 -
Certificate VI Package OF 70 Wholcs. costs t2ss 90
do, do. 70 Quarters, ~ 20
DO. do x6 kiKhths,. ~ ~
Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Dol,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
CLASS 10, 800
To DO drawn In wilmington DEL Saturday March "ls 1904
EVERY OTHER TICKET A PRIZE
Prises payable in full, without deduction.
IN THESE EvKHr rRIzk n DRAWN
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BALTIMORE

Notice to Shippers of Tobac CO to the West
TUylE undersigned prepared give Increased facilities to
shippers of Tobacco to the West having shortened the time
transit reduced from third TO fourth class
Through receipts given To the principal points In The ny
Railroad Ohio River and freigts guaranteed as low a.
line The only transhimen between Baltimore,
Cincinnati indianapolis st Louis and Chicago Is made at Pitts
burg directly uId.r thereby avoiding
ayage and erria, and all damage Tobacco from expos
sB- No commissions charged ut Baltimore Pittsbnrg
MAGRAW KOoNS,
No. s0 North Street, Baltimore.
Refer To Jesse Hare 4 Co.. W. d. Miller and l.. Clayton,
Lynchburg Jacob iiead Co. and Jacob Brandt Jr ba-
more march 13d1y
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ICE! let! He'll!

HAVE hand and will bs prepared ELI
sens Of Lyncheurg this season. quantity Of FIRST
RATE ICE At
FORTY CENTS PER BUSHEL.
~ am soiciung chslomers
Jan 27-dif THOMAS POOLE
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Furniture! furMitureI!
New Commission House.

WE have hs day ssssci.ed ourselves for The pnr'
w pose Of Conducting GENERAL COMMISSION BCsl.
MISS for the Tobacco. Wheat on &C. &o We ask
Of the patronage Of generous public assuring them
than the Bodrd J~sds, and have
aways lgnorrd the IN per cenl We will
you Ihe old u commission, I'D make remit
tances Once ut Jno G. sheaers Main Street
tuiy .o.d2eig sHhskEK h Bukks
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

TuNHE PORTRAIT GALLERY will be continued BY the nm
dersgncd AT the old stand, No l Main Street where hr
will be pleased to receive continuance liberal ma
unagc bestowed upon the late concern assuring all who NAV
call that effort will bo given 10 render satsction
of Pictures, rates OF charges, &c. ''
We also have the agency Tor the Qua (ry Dor
Lock SEWING MACHINES IL hem, fills tncts ,.th
and emero and does all the work Of sa5 Machines
lis far more simple and less complicated than ANY othey Ma
chine, and Sold very prices OF saO and IA r.
Caonrt Machine 90 lie has the Patent Adjustable IIemcr
manufactured expressly for the Quaker City Machine The only
one thai hens all widths and thickness From the large
Der sold by N Tanner Co.. white acting Ms agents su h
general satsiacon which the Machines given inc under
signed feels no hesitation In recommending them as the be
now In use. Call and examine them NJ & FANNIE WV
oct } dts M Main St,s., ,natt'..
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q LCIHlNGi CLOTNIEG!! CLOTHING!
NJ aIIGGENHEIM

TT e NOFthen Niles and daily ing
HI very large and fashionable stock of FALL AND WIN
TER CLO1 HING. Nhioh beauty. s.e and quality IL
surpassed He very respectfully requesis and invites the public
general md LIS ep examine his stock before parclas
Ing elsewhere lie Will hold great
prompt paying cusouarAEn ct. liz has
peseHce has taught aeedeiy ia restricting credit
His svck cunris1s mani dar,eni styles Coats Pants
Vests Over Coa Doseaghs th incy would hc loo
mcntian- .- --
lie also has an assortment OF SEAMLESS CLOTHING, tho
greatest invention Of age, aud ON! manufactured by
Tompany United In New York. The public
ved examine Them II ~i, ioabess puzzle every
body.
He has also large of Gentrmen's ruRsssa Goops
such secks Ties Crsvais Nei Shirts and Drawers Gloves
Shirts handkerchief shawls Travelling Biankcs also,
Trunks umbrrias Carpet BagA eir lie returns ,banks io
past favoFs and in,tna everybody IL cali on him
n B-Couniry Merchants would do well call him be-
fore going her East far the whole a trade
2Sslia NJ IT,
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Wanted 10 Hire,
Coffee Sugars. &c

4 SERVANT WOMAN 10 Cook, Wash and Iron for a small
N family. App! 10 u. H. CApEEroE.
jan gs
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Manipulated Guano

Manipulated GuanO
ME ODER 10 the Planters of Virginia Guano prcnared by
w U.S. as follows;
1000 lbs OF me best Peruvian Gnano that be procured
$40 lbs o the best Sombrero Guano, containing full per
cent of the Phosphate Lime -
2Oe lbs Of the best ground Plaster for which we nav A. ner
ton, extra
All well mixed together.
Planters and others invited to examine article From
The best information We obtain, believe
one OF the best that can be prepared for the Virginia lands
Price to Planters us per lon " per less they
turnish the bagA
For sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co
eeRE.'ds Richmond, Va
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A srIEsp,bs 2r h rkeISs ~ horne DO, 81,
a. inxts P'ess ofder bargain can be he'd Of ~
C. II. HARDY 4 BRO.
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rAI 1T sr ~ r7ssiauIruT HATS.
= [TTfXX&3 ~ 80 . tyye1f uAzA naAsssAerhis
{s~nA4se1ses ~ - - ss1.sssase Nss1.s. - -
9 $780, Hss 49, = s:saes1 Ihsse = ssshae
ssire ssi5s $500 nsApsa ~ asaAGa being eFsrius
III Sfsi essyssdy ~ mue be II therefss- .sss
IA b eepsea S4er haan fsssiy ofsye aur.h1 and
asl ppzr sdsp - Ne fsxn = Ne kesd and essaasss-
b hss8a1hk 3nlaese b t1ss place 70 eet u
He vsei slso ell sea6en - he large stock efssa Fsa'
ar - s,.a sess.... H.,s s e Essi s ssns
- ara ospA Ls6s Riding Hst aad al kiAas ofhah made
- oe1H - he sAesisa uoetea
- - = - nAZ :. fnev isdts
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ONLY Eiity Dollars 4!

DEDtClNG the weight VI sklilS aud increasing their
strength nearly nncai iound only In lllOMsONS
| CORRELATED SkIEls. lVb l-3meow.
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Hair Jewelry.
VAIL an examine Book S for Hair Hawaii,
~ which We have lately received. "'''s'
.,a j. WILLIAMS Il SON
'e"' IS ManEtrcct
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VMqfEIA wrNR-Made BY lady In Amherst. and war
ys.r "a NE pure juice Of The grape This Wine Is three
49, md 70 recommended wish pure Wine for
~ 49, puposeA physlcians invited 10 call aud tr, H.
w kTROTHER A. 90
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% NW ~


OFFICE SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD 20,
PErEasBu Ra, Fcbruar, 10, 1850
IN an. after Monday 10th day Of February III. follow
~ ng of Freight will lie charged by the south side
kaond Company Lynchburg 10 Petersburg, Richmond
,lly Point
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Fresh Garden Seeds.
HAVE Just received my spring supply Garden Seeds
embracing ths usuai variety. For sale by
tee lorta /, - 49,. t. JNO IL. SEAY Druggist,
Nevada national., 1860-04-21

MINING AccIDENTs.-The Nevada Demo
crat, OF Wednesday last. chronicles quite
chapter of accidents. which have happened
within the past few days. in that place and
vicinity. Mr. Joseph Shaw, Of that place,
was severely injured by the caving Of a
bank at Lawson Rasine, on Saturday last.
He was at work in the claim alone, when he
was caught by the falling earth and held
fact to the ground in such manner that he
could not extricate himself. in imminent and
mcmentary danger OF still another cave,
which must bave completely buried him up
His cries were fortunately heard by some
persons near by, who succeeded in relieving
him from his dangerous position, badly
bruised. He had but just recovered from
similar hurt received in the same digeings.
Mr.. George Adams was instantly killed
by rock falling upon him in bis claim at
Grizzly Hill, OH Sunday, April llth: lie
was at work in his claim alone, and not re-
turning at the usual hour, search was made
and he was found as above. He must have
otth instantly hiiitu.
The Democrat also chronicles the follow
ing series Of accidents
Dr. Chapman met with severe accident
on Friday, 18Th, while engaged in game
of baseball. having sprained bis ankle so
badly that he has since beeu confined to bis
room. The next day Forey Gregory met
/ with a similar accident while at the same
game but he manages TO get around on
cru,ches. On Sunday afternoon, Aaron
Levy. while on an excursion out OF town,
fell down aud broke. or displaced. bis knee-
pan, rendering him unable to walk. His
CON panion. John Gregory, undertook to
bring him in on bis back. hut in trying to
jump ditch. made a misstep and sprained
his ankle. Gregory managed, however. TO
make bis way into town, and a team was
soon dispatched icr Levy.
Nevada national., 1860-04-21
IInrsl Rond 20 TrnNel

The Ney ada Democrat OF wednesday gives
the following patieules of trip over the
Placerville route.
On Saturday last Thos T. Nicholson. Nell
son Cox aud John Anderson arrived in
Nevada from Virginia City, having come hy
the Placervile route. They started Oh the
81 inst. with two others. aud reached Genoa
the same day. where they remained over
night They left there on Wednesday nor
ming. came by DaGgett's Cut-of, and reac
he'd Sperbeek's station on Friday noon. a
distance Of eleven mills. During this time
they had not a morsel OF lood. and good
portion of the way the snow was 50 deep
that they were compelled to shovel it out Of
their track The fret night they csmped
ont in the snow, but found a vrcant cabin
which they occupied on Thursday night. Be
fore leaving this cabin Nicholson wrote out
an account OF their sulerings togeather with
the names Of the party, which was posted on
the cabin vail. in order that their fate might
be known should they perish IN the snow
They remained at Sperbeck's until Wedncs.
day the lllh inst, by which time they bad
sufficiently recovered to be able TO pursue
their journey.
Nevada national., 1860-04-21
HIGH-HANDED.

We notice that 4 Bill has passed the Sen
ate, aulhorising the "Board Of SuperFis-
ors - OF this County. to subscribe Tor s'och
in the Auburn and Nevada Railroad. W.
are in favor of having done all our county
can consistently do towards the construction
Of this road but this is a species Of Legis-
lation so unjust. anti-democratic, presump-
tuous and dietatorial, that we can scarcely
realise such thing as having been done by
the Legislature.
An enabling Act by which the people may
decide, by vote, as to whether they will ac-
cede to one or more propositions, is usual and
right but for the Legislature to ordain
three men to 'garote" the people OF Ne
vada county, nolens, roiens, OF as much
money as they please, to build railroad
is the super-climax Of impudence.
Nevada national., 1860-04-21
CONSTABLE'S SALE
Township Of Rough & Ready Nevada Co.

BY VIRTUE Of an Execution TO me directed and
issued out Of the jnstcesi Court Of T. L. MKrBouRSx
Esq an acting Justice Of the Peace in and for the
County aforesaid. Judgment rendered in said
Court In favor Of :. VI. GliIIAu and against GEORGE
HARRis for the Of Forty Dollars and fif-
teen Cents, with interest aaid sum of S47 Is.
from March 18th, A. D., 1865, at the rate Of per
cent per month, until paid together with all costs
Of tt have levied upon the following described
property, TO wi-All the right title and interest OF
tie above named defendant, George Harris In and to
esFtain Mining Claim, (beiag fourth interest)
situated Kentucky Fiat, three mi les from Rough
a Ready and also Defendants Interest in and TO all
the sPpurtenances thereunto belonging, consisting
Of hnme, &c
Notice i hereby given that will expose to Pub
lie sale all the above described property &c the high.
est bidder for Cash, ON Saturday, the lsth day OF
Apail, A. u. 1850, between the hours Of O'Clock
4. H. aud o'clock 7. h. TO satisfy the above de-
mands and accruing costs.
Given-under my hand this 2lst DAY of March, A.
D. 1860 ROBERT FERGUSON,
Special Constable,
Nevada national., 1860-04-21

ASNIvERsARr CELEBRATION. - The Odd
Fellows of San Juan will celebrate the 4Ist
anniversary Of the establishment of the order
by the dedication Of their new hall, on next
Thursday. The dedicatory address will be
delivered by A. DelsnO. e. Old Block y Of
Grass Valley. A grand ball will be given
in the evening. in spacious pavilion, built
especially for the occasion. We acknowledge
the reception Of " complimentary and
the Z" National Office " will be represented
by one of the best looking men in this
county-with the exception Of the " orator
OF the day.
Nevada national., 1860-04-21
Washoc nf Home.

Four weeks since. Mr.. William Autrey, Of
this place commenced working on some
ground, on the side OF hill above Wood
pecker Ravine, which ground has lain un-
dstured, in plain sight Of the entire town,
ever since il was peopled by gold diggers.
They have kept two man at work with them.
and up to Saturday last they had taken out
So, 200, equal to $50 As, for each days labor
done upon the claims. The diggings are
upon the surface, and partially with a
ground sluice, aud have never been thor
oughly cleaned up. A full cleaning will
probably show result Of nearly fifty dollars
a day to the hand. Let a discovery, with
results like this be announced in some out of
the way place. fifty or five hundred miles
away, and thousands will flock 20 il and
every foot Of ground, for miles around, will
be prospected, with the hope of striking an
equally rich lead. Yet here with two ihons-
and people working every day within sight
Of the place, we doubt if twenty persons
have travelled twenty rods out of their way
to even see it, much less to rush thther with
the hope Of striking '' rich lead" Such
are the characteristics of mining. We have
Washoes innumerable everywhere among
us, which require only energy and persever-
ance for their development.
Nevada national., 1860-04-21
Constable's Sale.
Township OF Rough & Ready, Nevada Co.

BY VIRTUE Of an Execution 20 me delivered is
sued ont OF the Court II T. l.. MELBOURNE. Esq.
acting justice Of the Peace ia and for the Coun-
~ Aforesaid, on judgment rendered in said Court
in favor Of a. l.. SLACK and against GEORGE HAIR
EIs, for the sum Of Que Hundred and Thirteen Dol
lars and Thirty six Cents with interest on the same
from March 18th, 1855 at two per cent per month
tpgether with all costs Of suit ] have levied upon
right title snd interest Of the above named nefen-
dant Grorgs Harris. of in and 10 4 certain Mining
Claim, fbsinr one fourth) situated on entueky
Hat, three miles from Rongh & 4 eady. aud also
Defendants interest ia aud 70 all the appurtenan-
ces thereto belonging consisting Of Hume, &c.
Notice j. hereby given that will expose to Public
sale the above described property e. the highest
bidder for cash, the ground q said Claims on
Kentucky Flat. saturday, the 18th day Of April.
A. d. 1850. between the hours of A. N and =. ".
Given under my hAAi this 2ls' day o. March, A.
ID. 1850. ROBERT FERGUSON
Special Constable.
Nevada national., 1860-04-21

LEcrURE.-The last OF the series Of lee
tures before the Grass Valley Library As
sociation was given last evening. by A. b
Dibble, Esq, on " Life and Death" When
we say that the lecture was one OF the first
order, comprehensive in character, elegant
in dictien. and evincing much careful
thought, we but express what every one
expects Of Mr.. Dibble, and what every one
united in according TO hir effort last even
ing. We have neither time nor space to
give il such a notice as it deserves.
Nevada national., 1860-04-21
TILE HENNrss PASS

Time aud agaiE have we proved beyond
the shadow OF a doubt, that the Henne.
Pass is by far the best reute over the Sierr'
Nevadas that an expenditure Of a few
thousand dollars (not over Sl0.000l would
so improve the few places upon which work
is necessary. as to render it an easier. safer
and better road than that by Placerville
can possibly be made. with an expenditure
OF quarter Of a million aud yet money IS
about to be taken from the Treasury Of the
State to improve the Plsceryille road ;
money which the counties OF Nevada, Sierra,
Yuba, etc., have helped to collect in the
Treasury, is, on the principal OF you vote
for my bulkhead and | will vote you the
capital, TO be given to Sacramento and
Placerville 10 build their road. Is this fair
is il just-to take our money 10 build
your road Yet, infamous as it is, bill
appropriating $50 900 from the State Treas
ury has passed the Senate by a large ma
jority and WILL in all probability, become a
law. The county Of Nevada does not ask
the counties Of Los Angeles. san Diego, I'll
Dorado, etc., to improve her road. aud she
does not wish to pay for the improving OF
theirs. But If $4,000 is to be given 10
complete the Placeryillc and Carson Valley
wagon road, upon what principle Of right
will members refuse the same amount to the
northern counties to improve their road-or
to the lower counties TO build one for them
selves.
Let $4,000 be appropriated to each OF
these routes and we will not grumble but
TO take our money aud build roads to our
injury-roads too " hich are without natural
advantages, and which without the miserable
and dishonest system of trading votes (put-
ting Wagon Road, Capitol and Bnlkhead in
enc bill) could not command a corporal's
guard in our Legislature, is, to say the least
a fragrant violation of every principal of
right and justice.
Newspapers Of influence, at our State
capital, warmly support this outlay good
logrollers in our Legislature advocate the
passage of the bill every effort is made
every means used-and the consequence will
be that the State (after spending year after
year her $4,000 on the Placerville rcute)
will find the Henness Pass al last the only
really available route over the sierras. II
is two thousand feet lower +; ii is nearer an
easier grade and less snow belt by many
miles. II must eventually be the main
thoropghiare, and through ii must pass the
iron horse. We do not ask for it State aid
We are willing 10 lei il stand or fall on It's
own merits; bnt we do most earnestly enter
our solemn protest agains, the appro-
pration from the common Treasury Of any
further sums Of money to build up rival
route as unconstitutional, unjust and q
shameful violation Of fair dealing and even
banded justice.
Nevada national., 1860-04-21
CONSTABLE S SALE.
Township Of Eureka, County Of Nevadl

A"NnNiip u iHtthA AbhllF OF NcNAoa.
by VIRTUE Of an execution to me delivered is.u-
ci out Of the Court Of ! ". GRAY, an aching Justice
Of the Peace in and far the Township Of Eureka,
County Of Nevada aud State Of California. bear ng
date March 22nd. 4. D.. lSd0. in favor Of DANIEL
DOING and against 4. \. DUNN. mos cor
EN an WV CoUhN lpr the sun OF Que Hsndrcd
and Thirtyfour Dollars and Eight eight Cents tsls+
sSl deot. damages aud costs Of suit. have levied
upon and seized the following described property,
to vital the right. title and interest. OF A. J.
Dunn in aud 10 those Mining Claims situated on
tlie n 4 side Of Wonlseys Fiat County and state
Aforesaid. and knoNu As the passeis Cos Mining
Gains ioycthe. with his right. title and interest
in the tunnel fumes. hose PIPE toois and other mi
ming arpurtehanees thercuutn belonging or in any
wise appsrtaining 10 the Claim Aforesaid
Notice l. hereby given that will expose to public
sale the obove described property to the highest
bidder, for cash, on the ground. monday, the
18th day OF Mny, lsh0, between the hours OF 0
O'Clock a NJ, and o'clock p. 10 satisfy the a
boye demands and accruing costs
Given under my hand this END day Of March. A.
n 1860 MICHAEL MURPHY. Const. Y
Eureka Township.