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Nevada national., 1860-06-02
SIMMONS


State Of California, } Justices Court,
Conn,y ~ Nevada. $. G. Richardson,
Grass Valley Township Justice Of the Peace.
JOHN WALLS vs. F. BRECRER.
The People Of the State OF California to r. Brec-
Aar Greeting
You are hereby summoned to appear before me,
at my Office in the said Township, on THURSDAY,
the 2sth day of Juns, A. D.. 1860. al 10 o'clock
A. ~, to anto the complaint Of JOHN WALL ;
who demands OF you the Of Ons Hundrd and
Sisty-t~o Dollars and Fifty Cents. on Book account
for Goods, Wares and Merchandise per Complaint
Gle at ms Ofhce-when Judgment will
be taken against you tor the said amount,
together with costs and damages II you fail TO ap
pear and answer
Given under my hand, this 2sth day of March,
A D., 1s60. :. c. RICHARDSON. j. z
Affidavit being filed by the Plaintiff IN the above
Cause, that due diligence has been exercised to
procure service the within Defenaan and he fur
ther avering his belief that the aid defendant
has departed from his usual place Of abode, IL j.
therefore ordered that service Of Summons in said
case be made by publication in the Nevada Nation
al, newspaper, printed and published in Nevada
county aud most likely to give notice to said Defen-
dant, for two weeks from the date hereof.
Given under my hand this 2sth day Of March, ls60.
3t Pm :. c. RICHARDSON, J. 7.
Nevada national., 1860-06-02
sIEERIPF's SALE.

Pr VIRTUE Of an Order Of Sale issued out OF TIE
ID Hon. District Court Of the 14th Judicial District
and to me directed and delivered for Judgment
rendered in said Court on the both day Of April, A.
D.nls6O. in favor OF TYRE ASBEIL and against a.
W. MOORE, for the sum Of s377 s5, principal debt
with interest ON the principal at the rate Of per
cent per month from the rendition of iudg-
ment until paid. together with all costs Of suit for
the sale OF the following described property to-wit
All that lot Of Mining Claims, more or less situated
IN the Mississippi Valley District, in the county Of
Nevada, State Of California and bounded as follows
On the south of front by the fat soping To Sweet
lands Greek, on the west by Moore a billiards
claims, ON the north by Fowler a Co. and Riley x
Co.'S claims and on the east by Cloak Co. = claims
together with all rights, privileges and appurtenan
ces therennio belonging.
Notice is hereby given that will expose to Public
sale all the above described property to the highest
bidder, for Cash i'm front Of the Court House door
in Nevada City, on Tuesday the 10Th day Of Nav
4 D. ls6o, between the hours OF A. NJ, and O..
clock, =. II.
1850.
J. b. VAN BAGAN. Sheriff Nevada Co.
BY JANSs d. Van HAGAs, Deputy.
o. r. sudger, fl'hs Atty. my5td
Nevada national., 1860-06-02

MIXING WITH THE WHrrEs.-ln town in
Michigan, three boys were lately imprisoned
charged with stealing. one OF whom was a
negro boy. On the day after The boys were
put in confinement. the father Of the colored
boy paid visit to his recreant son and thu
addressed him " Havn't whipped you
talked to you. and locked you ups and
haven't always told you that If yon asso-
ciated with these id itHe tchHe eu'ses
you would bring up. here"
Nevada national., 1860-06-02

~ "a -hO+hos
State OF California, County of Nevada. ID Il
trict Court of the 18th Judicsal District
OF said State.
The People of the State OF Calirorn;a to
w1IIliM HASKELL, Greetinr--
Yon are hereby summoned 10 appear and ans.
yer to the complaint OF JEROME KEYEs hled
against you, within ten days from the service Of this
Writ II served on you in this Comfy within twsr.
" days II served yon In this District and out a.
this County, and within forty DAYS II served -, 80
in the State and ont Of this District in an aeiion
commenced on the 18th day u April A. d. isef h,
said Court wherein rlaintin prays Judgment al.
nst you for the Of Eight Hundred and Fortxsir
dollars, principal with Two Hundred and Eishtv-two
dollars. and Thirty cents interest TO dste an,
ounting to SIZES 81 alleged by Plainin IN this esm.
plant 10 be due and owing 10 him from you upon .
certain prouisory ncie set out particularly in plain
t.1s complaint Aforesaid together with interest
iAereon nj "ne per cent per month till paid aud his
cost OF suff. -
And You are hereby notified that Il You fail 10
answer said complaint herein directed PlaintiH
VIII take Judgment against you therefor bv defanIt
together with all costs Of suit and also dem. M y,
the Court such other relief Is prayed for in Plain
tiifs said complaint.
In testimony whereof l. John s. Iamher. r1.xl
OF the District Court Aforesaid do heteunto set nv
hand and impress the seal Of said Court A. os;c. Il
the city Of Nevada, this 18th day Of April a D.
lsoO' JOHN ). LAMBERT, Clerk,
bT Joseph ~ Levey, Deputy.
Il appearing 10 the satisfaction Of III. Csur. n,
the Complaint herein fled and affidavit of Plain
TINS Agent, L. slack. that good cause Of ae.
tion exists against said Dele ntant and that an.
present residence Of said defendant Is unknown bue
that he i believed To be resident Of the state o.,
motion OF r W. Roberts. plaintiffs ltternry II IL
ordered that service Of Summons herein be rnads.
by publication thereof In the Nevada National =
weekly Newspaper published In the County Of S~
vada, for eight successive weeks
NILS sEARIs, District Judge.
1ttest-JoHN $. LsNHysr Clerk
BY Jos. N. Levy. Deputy
Nevada City. Cal. April 10. lsc0
T. W. Roberts Atty for IiaintiH 3ssr
Nevada national., 1860-06-02
C0NSTABLE'S SALE.
Eureka Township, Nevada County,

eh" Aonnsnlp, Nevada county.
BY Virtae Of an Execution to me delivered and
issued out OF the Court Of W. W CArKRrox a Jus
ice OF the Peace in and for the Township Of Eureka
county Of Nevada and state of California be airing
date March 18th, A. d., 1880, on a Judgment rem
dered on the 18th day OF Sept. 1852 by 3. G. Pest
Justice Of the Peace In and for the said Towns aip
.ounts and State aforesaid, In favor of Augustus
RohTie and against Vim. Corthers for the sum Of
slls H. debt, damage and costs Of suit have levied
upon and seized the following property, to-wit One
Dwelling house and Lot, Stove, pps and fixtures,
IN the town Of Eureka, South taken the property
Of VIM. Corethers,
Notice is hereby given that will expose to Public
sale the above described property, TO the highest
bidder for Cash the ground, on Tuesday, the
Goth day Of May, 4. D., 1se0. between the
hours of Q O'Clock. A. NJ and O'Clock, z. NJ, to
satisfy the above demands and accrning costs.
Given under my hand this Goth day Of April
A. D., 1s60.
Nay-6-td VI. MURPHY, Constable, T. T.
Nevada national., 1860-06-02
re- Some wears ago Mr.. Kidwell wa

Es- Some years ago Mr.. Kidwell was
preaching to a large audience in wild part
of Illinois and announced for his text " In
nv fathers house are many Mansions He
had scarcely read the words when an old
coon stood up and said: 81 tell you. folks
that's a lie I know his father well. lie
lives fifteen miles from Lexington, in old
Kentuck. in an old log cabin aud there AIM
but one room in the house."
Nevada national., 1860-06-02
MARY Dryden. r.. 81
state of California, Comfy orr Nevada.

Before me c. KNIGHT, a Notary Public in and for
said county and State this dar persnallv came Mrs.
Mary Dryden, personally known TO me to be the
person whose signature Is affixed TO the foregoing
instrument and whe described therein who executed
and signed the as her declaration in my pres
nee, aud upon examin ation By me has separately
and apart from and without the bearing of her hus
band, the contents OF said instrument having been
BY me made known to her, acknowledged to me that
she executed tine same freely and voluntery for the
uses AMI purposes therein expressed without fear
from undue influence eompulsion upon the rart
OF her husband and that she had desire to reract
the same.
Witness mr. hand and official seal this 25th day
OF April, A. D. 1860.
c. KNIGHT Notary Public
April 2s.td
Nevada national., 1860-06-02
Notise Of Declaration.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !
COUNTY OF NEVADA.

N'e-sah VI -fAfA'Nf
II NOW all men by these presents, that I, MARY
IN Dryden, wife Of David Dryden, now of the
Township Of Grass Valley Nevada county, califor-
mia hereby declare my Intention from and after this
date to ca -ry on and tFansact business In my own
name and on my o~n account sole trader under
the provisions of the Act entitled =. an Act TO au-
thori1e Married Women to transact business in ther
own names, etc, passed april Il. ,s5z to- wit the
business OF farming and ranehing the keeping Of q
dairy raising keeping buying and selling ami trad
Ing, in all kinds Of cattle and stock with all the
ineidentals necessarily Connected Herewith.
Witness my hand and seal this 25th, day Of April,
A ID lscD t7'
Nevada national., 1860-06-02

es- A German arrived in Carson City a
few days since, with a wheelbarrow loaded
with camp utensils and grub weighing 100
pounds He made the trip from Diamond
Springs, FL Dorado county. to Carson City
In nine days.
Nevada national., 1860-06-02

An ENPrY VERDrcr.-A man in Michigan
not long since committed suicide by drown
ing. As the body could not be found the
coroner beld an inquest on bis hat and jack
ct. found on the banks OF the lake. Verdict
-" Found empty"
Nevada national., 1860-06-02

re- An Indian aeditor says he is so poor
that when two dimes meet in his pocket he
Introduces them, they are such strangers.
Nevada national., 1860-06-02

A French paper publishes the report from
America that the ''famous Lola Montez was
killed in a duel at San Juan dc Niblo."
Nevada national., 1860-06-02

Can ANT ONE TELL Can any one tell
why men who cannot pay small bills can
always find plenty Of money to buy liquor,
and treat when happening among their
friends.
Can any one tell how 20 ng men who dodge
the ir washerwomen aud are always behind
with their landlord. can play billiards night
and day, and are always ready for game
OF poker or seven.up'
Can any one tell how men live and sup
port their families who have no income and
do not work any why Others who are in
dustrious and constantly employed, hall
starve
Can any tell how ii is that man who Is
too poor to pay for newspaper, Is able to
pay 25 cents day for tobacco and cigars
Nevada national., 1860-06-02

cFvsus Tho work Of taking the census
IN California aud the Union. commences on
the lst of June. Mr. Williams, Of Rough /
Ready and Mr. Bowers, of Nevada, are ap-
pointed census Marshals for the county we
learn that Mr.. Bowers has declined the ap-
pointment. and some other person will
have to be appointed. Mr.. Williams district
embraces the townships Of Rough x Ready,
Bridgeport, Bloomfield and Eureka and we
trdss that some competent person will be
found to take the other townships. The pay
allowed by law for this wsrk will probably
amonnt to $500 or $500 for each district In
Nevada county, and /, is calculated that The
work can be done in two months. The Sec
retary Of the Interior is authorized, il he
deems il expedient, TO allow extra compen-
sation 10 the census-takers for California
and Oregon and there is no doG5i that
such an allowance will be made.-[ Democrat
Nevada national., 1860-06-02
SUMMONS.


IN the District Court Of the I3,b Jud,c;,I nj
tTict, Of the State Of California County of Nevada
Inc peorle oi the State of California =
To HENRY MESTArER, Greeting
You are hereby summoned TO appear aud an.w.r
to the Complaint OF RACHEL NfSIAYER filed !,
gainst you, within ten days from the service Of this
Writ, II served ON you ia this County, within tw,n.
y DAYS u served on you in this District and out Of
this TOMMY and within forty days II served on ,os
in the State and out Of this District in an ,et,..
commenced on the Sd day Of March A. d. lsCo In
said Court, Wherein Plaintiff pray. mi. Han
Court that u will grant It's Decree diyorcinr nor
lthe said fiaintii) frcm said Defendant-thzt ,hs
Bonds Of matrimony between them be forever al.
sosed-that she, said Plaintiff. may have The Gus,
tody ard care Of their (Plaintin and nefendant'.l
two chilhren, Charles and Lowell. decreed to her
and proper in the premises
And you are hereby notified that II YOU fail 10
answer SAID Complaint as herein directed Plain,in
viii take judgment against Won therefor hv .f.rl,
together with all costs Of suit and also dsnsna ~
the Court such other relief is pia, ed for in riff
said Complaint -
In testimony whereof I, John 5. Lambert. Clerk
OF the District Court aforesaid do hereunto set nv
hand and impress the seal Of the said Court at of
hee, in the City Of Nevada. this 81 day Of uarch.
a. ". io'V- JOHN LAMBERT Clerk.
Ier Jos. Roberts, Jr., Deputy.
Rachel Mestayer vs.. Henry Mestsyer.
on reading and hing the affidavit herein. for publi-
caion aud Il appearing tha: sufficient cause exist,
II Is Ordered that service Of Summons he had In
ilis aciion hy publication IN the '.Nevada Nation.
al weeilr Newspaper, published In the County
anu staie Aforesaid Tor sixty lays, at least once
once week for said period.
1nen under my hand in Nevada, this "a day Of
March, A. -. 1850.
NILES sEARI-s, District Judge.
hereby certify the foregoing TO bc true espv of
an Order Tor Publication ile in nv Office
Aiiesi-JOllN s LAMBERT, Clerk
Per Joseph Roberts j., Deputy.
Meredith Hill, -fi;y's for Plaintiff $50
Nevada national., 1860-06-02

SANDS SiRSlPiRILLA,
The Oldest And
ORIGINAL ARTICLE.
CELEBRATED FOR THE CURE OF
All Diseases arising from an Impure
State of the Blood, or Habit
of the System.
The thoufands of unio-
licited teffimonials from
perfons of every rank in
fociety, fhow in the mott
satisfactory manner the
powerful agency this
preparation pofsefses of
arreffing and curing
DISEASES OF THE
Glandular and Ofseous
fystems. In its compo-
fition, on which much
Of its value depends, the
beft Sariaparilla Root,
with other mott efectual
and falutary productions
are COMBINED, produc
ing a compound
DIFFERING ENTIRELY
in its character and properties from any
preparation now in ufe. Under its re-
itoring influence, trength and vigor are
impaired to the exhaufed frame, and
perfect health fuccecds difeaie, as Winter
is fucceeded by Spring, and the earth
clothed in verdant beauty under the gen.
ial influence of refreihing ihowers. It's
operations are in harmony with nature,
and it may be administered to persons
of all ages and every variety of ceniti-
tuition with the moa perfed afety.
Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS,
wholesale Druggiss. 100 Fulton Street cor.
of William, New-Yor
For sale by DEWITT. KirrLE & Co., II
JOHNSON & Co., RKDfsoTos & Co., San Fran
cisco; RrcE & CoFFIS, Marysville; r. II.
McDosALD & Co., Sacramento; and by
Druggists generally
Nevada national., 1860-06-02
Wood Eddy & Co.'s Lottery
Office,
10. 9s Montgomery St.. Rooms No 2 d 8,
Over Freeman a. Co.'s Eprcss,
SAN FRANCISCO.

t77tsf T M lNtINIV.
ss-rhs drawing OF every Lottery In which we are
selling Tickets, regularly published In tha s.e:aI
den Era. y Of San Francisco
~ Remember that we selling our tickets at
the regular State prices and ne advance as is other
Lotteries. TIy
Nevada national., 1860-06-02
Legal Notices,
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
State Of California, County of Nevada. d Ia
trict Court OF the 18th Judicsal District
Of said State.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-06-07
How "Abeo Pu1led Foddor.

We have heard, says the Evansville
(Ind) journal, the following anecdote
related of the Peoples candidate for the
Presidency, which shows the love of
knowledge, the industry, the conscien
tiousuess, and the integrity Of the sub
ject Of this sketch:
1t is we'll known that he lived In
Spencer county, above here in Indi-
ana, in his young days. He was a
hard-working lad, and very eager in his
thirst for knowledge. A man named
Crawford owned a copy Of "Weems
Life Of Washington"-the only one in
the whole neigh borhood Young Lin
coin borrowed that interesting book,
Cnot having money to spare to buy one,
aud while reading it, by a slight neg
lig9noe left it in a window, when a
rain storm came up and wet the book
so as to ruin it. Young Lincoln felt
very badly, but like an honest boy he
went to Mr. Crawford with the ruined
book, acknowledged his accountability
for its destruction, and his willingness
to make due compensation. He said
he had no money, but would work out
the value Of the book.
The owner of the book said to him,
"Well, Abe, being as it's you, I won't
be hard on you. IF you will come over
and pull fodder for two days I'll let
you off,"
Abe went over accordingly, and pull
ed fodder the requisite time, and so
tall and handy a lad was he that Craw-
ford required him to pull fodder off
the tallost stalks, while he took the
shortest ones himself.
This story is told with much gusto
by one Of our prominent citizens who
used to know Abe Lincoln in his young
er days in Spencer county, and who
now-since tho once humble lad has
become the choice of a great party for
the highest Office in the world Fogatds
him with strong affection, and -spport7
him with enthusiasm,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-06-07
Al RnthusIastio Editor.

The editor Of the La Sale (In) Press
was so happy when he heard Of Lin.
coins nomination that he couldn't hold
in. Ho "burst forth" and gave way to
his pent-up feelings in these words
The Rail Maulor Of Illinois is the
Peoples Man for President Throw up
your hats Bring out the gunsl Hollel
ScreamI Kick up your heels Go in
Lomons He is bound to win! Wen
ride him in on a rail- Get out Of the
way, everybody Old Abe livesl who
chased the Black Dwarf in 1858, but
was cheated out Of the scat in the u, S,
Senate, We intend to have him in the
Great Big Chair, and hold the reins!
HUrrah for old Abe all the timel Hur.
rahl Hurrahl Amen. The martyr
Stephen was stoned to death by his enc
mics, and expired and went to Heaven.
Stephen A, Douglas was stoned 10 death
by his friends at Charleston, while gaz.
ing at the White House, lie couldn't
win. Eioi, Eoi Lama SaJacthania.- -
We arc happy-in a good humor we
feel tickled all overl In conclusion,
friends Of Old Abe let us HoLler three
times three Hurrahl Hurrah Hurrahl
Hurrahl Hurrah! Hurrahi Huuah Hw-
rah Hurrah
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-06-07
The Little Woman Heard the Nows.

The Little Woman Heard the News.
The correspondent Of the Chicago
Journal writes from Springfield, ILL.,,
Lineoln's homo, as follows
Perhaps some reader will be curiouo
to know how "Honest Old Abe" re-
ceived tho news Of his nomination
He had been up in the telegraph Office
during the first and second ballots on
Friday morning. As the vote Of each
State was announced on the platform,
at Chicago, it was telegraphod to Spring
field, and those who were gathered
there figured up the vote, and hung
over the result with the same breath
less anxiety as the crowd at tho Wig
wan. AS soon as the second ballot
was taken, and before it had been an
nounced by the Secretaries, Mr.. Lin
coin walked over to the State journal
office. He was sitting there conversiug
while the third ballot was being taken.
When Carter, Of Ohio, announced the
change of four votes, giving Lincoln a
majority, and before the great tumult
Of applause in the Wigwam had fairly
begun, it was telegrophed to Spring
field. Mr., Wilson, the Telcgrophic Su.
perintendent who was in tho Office
instantly wrote on a scrap of paper,
"Mr Lincoln, you are nominated on
the third ballot" and gave it to a boy
who ran with it to Mr. Lincoln lie
took tho paper in his hand, and looked
at it long and silently, not needing the
noisy exultation of all around, and
then rising and putting the note in his
vest pocket, he quietly remarked,
"Theres a little woman down at our
house would like to hear this. I'll go
down and tell her.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-06-07

appeal to Republicans to do their
whole duty in the coming campaign
There is now every indication Of sue
cess, but success is never won without
effort, and it is always we'll to make
assurance doubly sure. If this DO
done, on the evening Of the fourth Of
March next the country would rejoice
over the election Of Abraham Lincoln
as President Of the United States.
The speech was well.timed, and re-
peatedly interrupted with applause. AZ
the close the vast multitude gave three
rousing cheers for Chase aud three
more for Lincoln.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-06-07
C9c Bonrr Cjrtlr
Another Real Life Romance,

Another hG0L Lie Romance
The citizens Of Columbus, and visi
tors at tire Capitol, will recolloct beau
tiful young girl, apparently "swect six
teen" who daily carried about the lie
gislative Halls and State offices, a hand
somely wrought basket containing tht
sweetest and plumpest oranges Oh
yesl everybody remembers Ettie, the
beautiful orange girl, and has wondered
in what nook she has hidden for the las
two months: for no more her sweet face
and girlish form is seen in the Capitol
and interesting clerks with a great ad
miration for the rotuuda, are obliged tC
forego glmpses Of the neotest CATERED
foot tripping up the marble stairs.
Everybody about the State House ad
mired Ettie, but it was with a respect
full admiration, and if gruf legislator
was tempted to jest with the girl ol
make light remarks, he was restrained
by the modest demeanor and pure soul.
look appealing from her hoaven-blue
eyes.
Elite always brought a full basket and
went tripping home with an empty one
and her scarlet silk purse filled with
silver coin She was the sole depend.
ence of a widowed mother, and her no.
bio efforts to keep away want were
known and made the fruit from heI
basket ten times sweeter.
When the great Union Meeting Of the
Tennessee, Kentucky and Ohio Legis.
latures was held in Oho's Capitol, the
beautiful orange girl was tripping
about, disposing Of her fruit to the
"sons Of the South" and receiving the
homage Of admiring glances from all
At the end Of the hall, viewing the
noble row Of priucely residences on
Third street, stood alone a youthful
member Of the Tennessee Legislature
when he was startled by a silvery voice
asking:
"Buy an orange, sir?"
GLOW do you sell them?" said tho
stranger, looking into her eyes.
Give cents each" said the maiden
holding a large one towards him.
"Cheap"
"Indoed they are"
This introduction opened the way foi
a prolonged and serious conversation
in which the girl artlessly revealed tc
the stranger the poverty of her home
and the necessity of her supporting her
sick mother He was so struck will
the girls manner and singular beauty
that he secretly resolved to visit hel
home and become more intimately &C
quaiuted He did so, and after success
sivo visits, won the confidence and low,
of tho maiden, ara her mothers con
sent to their marriage; and when h,
went back to his Southern home it wal
with a promise to return in a fortuigh
for his bride. Ho came, and now th,
manly Southerner and the beautiful or
ange girl are man and wife. He hal
taken her, the fairest Of the fair, to his
Southern homo, to dwell with him anc
her aged mother, ia opulence, the lido
Of her husband and blessing Of tn,
whole noighborhood.
What an inducement for coustan
supply Of beautiful, virtuous orange
girlsl-[Cin. Gazette.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-06-07

A QUART OF INK FOR A DnIE.-Buy
eoFaot Of logt0ood, which may be had
for three cents an ounce, or cheaper by
the quantity. Buy also for three cents,
an ounce of Ji-ckromate Of potash, Do
not make mistake and get the simple
chromate Of potash The former is
orange red, and the latter clear yellow.
Now, take half an ounce Of logwood,
and ten grains Of bi-ohromate of potash,
and dissolve them in a quart Of rain wa
ter When cold, pour it in a glass
bottle, and leave it uncorked for q week
or two. Exposure to the air is indis-
pensable. The ink is then made; and
has cost Ave to ten minutes labor, and
about three cents besides the bottle
This ink is at first an intense steel
blue, but becomes quite black.