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a ", pine erf9ls. Cine gaaat na6 Der a msrf's Ssr aaO aerStss atsr
rem S spaitrt 'si%s %u s@t fngsn ,;S sn n ssaridafiis l hb mir rS ssn ' s..
lung ~ Stanps. SD fibte mid tesbaIb' nSd vlI n.y. SSHH tne Nsi-
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s sns et mt y. e ~, SU ~ stst llmirsaaassluus msiner e Ssan0fp, 9aa
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St0O( Baltimore

WtetrpFplitan Boli8ei. = IS
ltItp nun beita6e ate Grnennuugen gernadt.
lleber Die 8e9el eiuen She'll Der llngelteIlten
eeuu8elaufeuen Anfla9en 1T eutldtepen; Die,
ge8en Die itd etp08 ln9inltige8 ber1uSltellte,
murpen ent(oIea.
u@t 9%anbnn8 Der 8tl8rim :
8Gter ppn M arplano." = Oieleu
Stpff bebanoelt, pie nit bereit8 meloeter, per
beritbmte OfQler 9euBe in leiuem ~neuelten
@entalpe, on Dem CT ge9eniparti9 III Nep=
2Ort arbettet. Die bie1ige u@rdunge" bemiibt
lth, 6rt. 2eube CUTE 6atbI6ldge III 8etrefi
letne8 8erfe8 5l 8eben, 8ewiB cine leBr nnnOz
tbjge 0fi6e.
Attentat ou bic 6ret=
cit. y gtad inherent neuen @eleBbld 1T c8
~befanntlid BEN Bcitmeilteut perbpten, Opflt=
ue1te, Wel9e Die Sflapen II m
Auff aup anret5en, all tbre Norel Z
len ab5uliefert. Wa8 tbut ober Die @ranD
Surp ppn Sent County in inherent St1ate ?
Sic ne bietet zen 8pltmeilteru, Die q. 9. 8rtz
hume, Elm 8latt, po8 R4 nur ali Die gSeiBelt
1tdtet uno Die SHaperet III ben Staatell nidt
tefdmpit, ali ibre Nbpltl1elten in Sent County
= ub5uliefern. DieIe8 8erbpt 1T SIT lader1id,
ais paB man pQrob 5iirnen f6lltte. Sier III
Baltimore miro befanntlid bic yGribmne" Of
fem in pielen buuperten BON @rempluren per=
fault.
&eutrul 6pdf 9ule. = 5n Der
Gentral~0 odldule fQno am 6reita9 ppr etltz
gen Observation-Disclosures u1o anperelt @tt9e<
~lurenen cine @riifung fat. sic teitulp III
eiui3et Ieltit pcrfaBtea Repen BON S9ulern,
in Deflamltirnet, @eIau9 &C, llnter ben jun
Qc1 9tepnern neuner mir fpl9enoe OeutI9e
uebit i6rem 3beula 2(uguit 9. S6its ii6cr
uber Die 8i6el uno ben @rlGler; cine meltli4e
Stumpreoe BON W. Setter. Natitrlid murpen
oud BON Grm1dIcnen eini9e Speede8 9e9al@
ten. Ills BrpTe1lpr Get beutIden Sprade uno
2iteratur fun8irt an pieIer Sd)ule ST. S. g.
Q8euB, Der 2u9leid I'M 2ateiuii6el1 uno 0riez
diIden ultterridtet.
N6ue8 S6ul9 u 8. = Gin Der Stelle
res in lester @pde abgebrunnten S6ul9auie8
Scr. 10 8aibtr. wirO lp9leid Elm neue8 erri4z
tet perpeu.
&r8ffuung.-6e ute irirO ba8 Sorrt=
uup Wleblz8 6ricu=@ebIuoe, pa8 fitr5lid i'll
Gputbitr. errlttet p1rpe, Dem 4ublitum 5ur
Sulpi5truuB 9%e6ffnet lper0en. Wtrr9e1 mirp
IS III @e9enlpart be8 bieltseu 91npel8ltalloe8
ciltBeneibt meroen.
8pracGme 6t1fe. : @ie uus unier
9leporter beridtet, lperoelt bic pprtebmen Ser
rem, melde Den 9la8 2epq uno feline SpieB9e=
ieQen 5ur SYrcngnn9 Der repnblif. Convention
utiet9eteu, ibnt mo }tIcu, rpclfe pegen bieler
Ga4e pro5eiitrt perpen, rie Sert6eiDi9un5 &C.
be5dblen.
Die Steuerm Hr $780, ST.. G6ap-
man pom 9onIite fit Neittel uno We0e bat
Dem Staotr1t6 I'M 9tamen ber WaiOritdt be8
Counties fol8enOen Steueraui6la9 fir 1860
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@tflas 1ma mar ieI' hrst :Satred f6ner franz NJ, sy..a,..
i &c ssa 's D saItsS, S Sfs Srr Sg5 Sm : it, iSrss s%5Ssareiin l%s Hlsssai's
oere S%ranfbetten Der sunae sebSrt battel & f,n Itsl Il r3 an
s %S"sa 1 ms, sts $, sd 9sd1sl Sss 81 uS ID d 81 sn y Is aI G1alds
sunesn,ftteis ibr Sufen' srrein NOV s I'm 8 gesr rNdl eeS @ruiretais
9enun8 fOIetej "t" ~''m' eae ~Sputtaabise
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aOsrslss on emen'N i~amer3ft9en Suisngepiagtg ua uS 0'g ~
pon gen oerupntelten NerSten bebanoeIt. obnc cine Is j ~ oNt9e
nltt, 0r; SSapnsS SrultrcinNsun9smatd gu probirsn "V'etroee man
gset : ~ per sriten 0lal8e Wnroe i'd ehpas be6ers nad d 1sssroNGn penn
BON . Tlalpin erfpl9te meine p6ai9e @eneiuno, NV Vcofau@
SfQor Er.0
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5tSdbplnt, S9weeer, ben 10. Mdr, 1877 - >es'pef8 @t
Sbre ~uafhasbare Me6tfn = fos ,rfrs,,i.x...
m : 1s,N gaIs Is. nG9 msllsr oralt erofe Oienfe aelieifet ,mS Sf%s
S SSsI$s !. 70 2a sassa eass, serf&er'eH mir ebenfaIs Ger a Ut yges@es
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"a &rdn5den unb 3beater.-
Seute pirD gum 8enefi5 fir ben ar
men cit 9 Sabren e~rblinpeten Y9. 9SetlenberS
IN Der alten 9urnbuue, @fe bon 6rprts nno
2pmbarbltr. Elm Rran39en nnp G9eater perarS
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. sd. beieuse, taB ib m65renb Ser Grnte IN r.b..a 90
attrIserstentsaneuas teialen murbe uaO cine ' ,isn,ad Ssa Z sui Sr
spf s 9ae' E aasSat rs l qaas s%tts i a, fiasn ssisn $Safsn.' 81 Sa" nasn
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8cn IS. 90. Wtnter8 W. 8

Or. 3. Sa9ne 4 Spn? :" "'AFj 1898.
Meetne perren. = Witt arpRem gerondoe,
len 8renteeitsn Der %9uftr6bre tbr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,gyi iftst 'p gtal-
i y aI LHS Ss Sallam BET ftarfem @uswurf mn qeSereiS S0'Hls
angemanet babe. prFer 'srfpi97
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SIN Bic 2eier bes @ecfer.
Bum NcrFone

49, Stunt Oerfauf.
Mill 20 Ider 9ano nit euten Decentralization, 10 Neilen
MsAiiI bon Der Gtart nate Der ~2anoltra6e lto in Der oeIunoe.
-AdlA.lA item @e9enO, 110A Nfcr al Der &ortbern @entra(-G 81.
lenbabn, 80 Me.ilen bon Der Stact nit ~@eb6uoen; 10 Nder All Der
alien 6reoerld JtCab, gut %au9ebaut; 107 @fer nit babI6et sc.
baultdtetten uno Nnla9eu, miro 8e9en @i9ent6unt IN Der Staot
e!n9etauldt; 6 Nfer an Der alien 6reperid 9toab q Wfcile bon
Mount De Sole8 100 &der am MaIbinstpn 2anomeae, II Meilen
pom Der Stabt; 2 Siuler in SOWar6fr., nabe @amSenltr. / in
sseit.gombarDtr:; 2 IN 6aqttetr. 2 in 9erin9tOntr. l in
6rontltr. !; ! tR Erattlr. / III 0anpperlr. 2 in Mnlberrptr.
io mebrere ancere in peri6ieoencn @e9enpen Ser @tabt. Cots 81
oerrntetben in Yet Sahimpretr. Mtpnument-, GAY unS Dtc@l-
berrp1tr. uno groabwoD. @runo Su pertauien int 8rpaopnp.
0ranerenten gu perfaufeu. @Ipder unb Mprrts,
$50. 63 6apettelr.
H9- %6aufbrefe, Wlietb= g~pntrotte, EeItamente nnb anoere
ld1tttlt9e papere, IcWie G8oHet. G5cridt8 .@ei@dfte werben bedens
belor9t. gpl5s
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Sabt iAr ben Geudlhllften
&ont''t Nllle ilnO gcmclct.
Glutuna Der Qltude.
a. q N5sntsStue, 81, ben I. Sauuar 1855

Or. .. SaSne! 0u''Ae 1908,
gNettHsr 9srr SIN Sabre 1850 mar t6 febr letOeaS MA X
Taf : en-. SdSs% asaa IT. TN asErrNsrsstsnSe Sabre 5ui6rir6. Sd AZ r. ! :
eraud iereS 8rnfretntsun osatttel wie0e, aani,I ii eS0p asnnaaa@e @s,
F 9aSs l s. 81 ts 1ast msitersn Aafal 8eeat'. Sd babe f fernsr 81 ds'
lsSs t mas0.s'n os sasDrfrsa S SIM e. srn ~ fur ben s~eu8Duarn %e eng Il
Seri6afte unp t9n 3ulebt setetlt Bat. 0p' S''e"p1ffuEl
Ebpe. s.. @rIG..
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grfaltua9, 5nitclt, Scitea= II. gru1f6,n,.., /,

&ertter @err! SIN 6pdtiabr 1913 m,rA. : :
ger 9sf. SssHa9 Sssl !, 1at Msa i t.ia ssits nanfIfeibair r i Sfa s s.nsi = 9eft J.
s sn1oSs hs @e,SsF nt y aaInls %srasli6ite nlarferte lnb = Sitsr CT
lase sassa mar. SIN saaie elmer ISOLDE sers G : T =
s Hq" s sa aSs nle me 9 srean Sf u ~ aHs sr %grss yen aaes - Sage a9 s SiIi /.
prottrtt bieraul en sonses Satr lang aae mEaiiS%ss11 sgCpplstasIl. Sa
o 81 a% anss gPfof fs' ' 81 nas sas se' Sas,u, aS a. aasld issiaiSa9s at If,
bitsr sebtn ais et oatiser SreuaO mr Sen ' esssp ser g'ssr3wetruaa
s s,",S gu 49, X y antiete; SD strf8afftt mir sins ; Sg'ss gt1ts
s sen s asr ~ ~ y. sn nO@ % Spat9 ssrOraudt bate, ientcpn 1 iiS ss elsl-
mug SsSniltd9 Enthusiastically, etnsi9 Sur6 Ste ser : y i,1as lano ib
p'es" "tS"e" %htun9Sbpn Sbr ~ tPstt'AluaB
3.g8. M.SarSen.
Terre 9alte, Snb., hen S. WGat ISIS. 'S's""et-gennfnSe.
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I1retbt; "St vecg9ar =, &tp
SD BABE Sbr 8ruiirein0un08miner unS or..m
Sallaln mt . Ssn Sr6Bten @ripl9 in netier SSlgiIs on p,SSa,y1SenSSa
ta o erats : u .sa = aslt fa9 stpnS BON ibrSsm SUPERINTENDENT
@nial rrl Group beorobt limo. o"ss's"t ps'Pe mn etasn
nabrtem @saraft NIB 9Babrbct p%Or1eisat fprrpea' N tnsrr poh oe
Ian9t irb. Is 'peHN es cer-
Sset Sapne n u~eb3uilden Mmannt fir 1860
DteieS ~wertbpp"e acknowledgements miro efn,io ou,fn
~Teltl9tpcn Or .. 81 pne en- oeF
pbiA tsFba
g, $. &uRertt, S,aglel \ SLIDER, y. grp,or ; 81,
Sn g~BaiSiuoton 8. 9. bel Rara & Ralncr. s.0' Slss
(Sanl1 l.tR.rI
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Sal8briune (CrouD).

Spbn 9arriman. ESQ.,, Gtewar68town 81. & sx.s,
8or ttrSem Bate zines metner &inocr einen IvsslOt:
Mlnrtaa ron SalSbranne, melder unspeifelbaft r JtnSsE 9etaprl.tdci
toetll4 geipprben mdre. SD CAB ibm olloe MIR s1av IpneAe 9lit
Sraihmttel nnO NAG @erauf BON q StmSsge.. 'V :" pNi ibrrH
mar balo baraui apieber mpbi. N'et BaR5 lctnt mi
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:" " iFVH NiNVHTNl Ply 1bfegtf:
81, Ain fceNen ,ri,S,r o.,.r.. benz q, Sanuar 1858.
oetInittcl ianb. Nll9agbo
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DR.. Hufeland.
0nlfamiEdisr Nnrninf

far l6nele 5etIun8 BON 3utsn, Grfdttuns, Sneutnisn. 8sau.
ne, &auten 5als unk Observation-Disclosures, Mnsiebruue unS
pean nod nS8ItG, @r,.. .reruns fur lQs an bteftr RranEbtis
eetbenee, lslbf 1T Sen IcStsn Stdbitn.
Disie berlbnntt @rspatetfOn Ii sletG benz Dtttern 3uttrI6fs
fg. - &c Ia fur cine GldFe BON 5rantbe ten belGmHt, AG
n1eeratiner unp etfderltasr ais aas antsrt btntn Bite 8etsk.
MFR btefts 0anbes unterrprfeu Hno Rrantbetttn Bite BON e-
DE U~utForitdt fat: SD min ni&t b~ebaupten, has Raft"
fur una IL, mas Bite Wef unS bas aeIbe Ettbtr fur bic Bersrks
nr anbcrer Semen fnb. aber Id fam behtmnt terfHern, h6k
le uns Sranibrtisa bon sr5s.rsr @sfdtrlt&tett unb mesT
EtcrbtfiIs ~;nfubrtn.
elmer tletnen GrHdltunA en!Rstenben Rrauibttten, ,etat fb BEL
ttnent Bid nber naAhttenSe aus sen Dert&trn bes Dbtl6beI.
pbta WeIunbbettsamtes entnpmmens Eats1e ErnSbem Pit.
laeelpfta anerfanrt tine Der s~efunbeRen Stdbte Der unscM ia,
BE Edbelei
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Wfe0tsiuiSdbe 2Gn;sIne.
6nbf ibr 1eu Snf9eng

Dunn sebraudet Or. 3apnes gtullreia
9utg8lnittel.
60 8tbt auetnbltdltde GrlttdterunA.
9eerau@t Sapne's 8rufreirfeunesmittel
geeidseS pie ~trant6afte 3aIanmen,tebun Ser ouerE 6ye .
u me,Utff q AaSpe .funs Sss S4leimeS. welGer btefslDe SsracpFt
rtafsif Ss3rs as ~ y entG etae sslinoe leiAte Rsta'suns aIe S9wEs-
Sabt iRr ben &eudbufen
SeOFauGet Sasns's Srufrtinteer. Das belte Seifmfftl Il l..
s ~ Sgsasn 81 srfs i%ls t0asTterige 8raut6ett UNI bic SSiffe a6fir.,
2abt tRt ste 9a1sbrdune 99oronTo1S T ~ : : as,
rG9arH t5MaSaasS ssbraudst Of unO siel eaunss s slI
Winuten. luo enoith: "N = peu' eup til irent9tE
rn @e" Sr I'm f d = 8wtnbdn6t. aasseb
a nssrt ~ flet 9abt : 70 eebroudet 9sSs 3 ~ sa SSe
tstnt tgS g sntt tel ~. g. It Oas bette ssigIaitiel fr fS Sssp sra nfnI.
paSOn 8e6etlt wurDen, bewetfcn. NA"i"VsF melba
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1852. Gs~idntntJatl Der Sterbefdae f0,2SE
1tarben an SaptnblI6t 1912
- Gnbere Erantbettem S,949
--10,26t
1855. @tfamrtt3atI Der 5ttrbtfdQs 9.zl9
Gtartsn an cd pinbf Rbt 1885
- aneert RrautHeiten T954
49, 9,74S
1854. @ef6EimtjabI Der Sttrbtfdus 11,0fl
Starten an S@wtRbfubt ATS
- 1nbers Rranateten $685.
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Dtefs 8aHItn lttetn, ha6 k~sNapt.bu 1. Ebttl altt 6ttt3s.
fade In steftm 2an6e burr a~ss;eprune perurf6Ht mtrHeu, as.
aeftbtn cn ben ~tdblrtt&en nnbern &stbtn, Bic nru eine,
lethten wssSl.ans hfrbst1sfutrt wGrhrn
& Sdpnt euere @efunbbeit uno mean ibr an elmer Grf6ltuna Der
Bruft per 2unae leioet, tdufet cine Tlafhe RON Sufela mb,s
balfamtitem @prrtal uno tbr f6nnet auf ittere @enefune rebnen.
beleuat.
Sufet fprnntt aber iran6tnnl SUn perbDrbeuen Mlaaen, in MEL
dem Safe fas uDeutI6e BttterS" eebrautt merten iplte. Sn
Hdgen ppn eihert anoauerneen 9ufeu berrIbrenotr Shw1he unb
lblpannans oes eanSen Gpferas Nib nnan bas 8ttters prn grp6em
9lusen Huben.
Da1etbe ptrO ensts Bet Or. G. d.. Sddfpn, 4SS Irtfr.
9bilaoelR6ta, Serfertiet umo betaGfn DrnesiRsa uub SIprebaitern
eutb bic Ser. Staten ~perteuft.
Yrets Is Gents bic SlafAe, Maf9if
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-24
Summons.

State OF California County Of Nevada S. District
Court of the 14th Judcisl District of said State
The People of the State Of California to JAMES
WALSH and ROBERT HOMFRA2, Greeting
VOU are hereby summoned to appear and answer
i to the complaint of Cherries E-CE filed
against you within ten days from the service
Of this writ if served you in this county within
twenty days if served on you in this District aud out
of this county and within forty days If served on
YOU in the State and ont of this District in an ac-
tion commenced on the 18th day of January A d,
1860 in said Court, wherein plaintiff prays judg.
ment against said defendants for the sum of -Four
Hundred and 92lOO s40l 92l dollars, alleged to
be due and owing ssad plaintiff from defendant
for work snd labor done and performed by said
plaintiff for said defendants at their special instance
and request from the 22nd day of November 1857 up
to the Path day of March 1885, to ether with plain
tis costs of suit. And you hereby notified that
if You fail answer said complaint herein dire
ted plaintiff will take judgment against you therefor
by default .bgstheT with all of suit, and also
demand of the court such other relief ID prayed
for in plaintiffs said complaint.
In testimony wheFeoiI, John S. Lam
bert, Clerk ofthe Bistfiet Court afore.
SE a said do hereunto set my hand ah1 i'm
Wv press the seal ofthe said Coufff, at of.
fee iii the city of Nevada, this 30th fJanuary
1860. JNO. s. LAMBERT, Clerk.
Per Joe. Roberts. jr Deputy
BY order of Hon Niles Searls, District Judge Of
the l4th judicial Disirctin and for Nevada county
Atrue copy, Attest,
JNO. s LAMBERT, Cltfk.
x,, Per Joe Roberts, il. Dep.
Sargent & Niles, PLAINTIFFS Aftys feb3-3n.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-24

WHEREAS, on the 9th day of October, A D
w 1859 fiual judgment and decree was -ender-
ed in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial
D strict Of the State of California, in and for the
County of Nevads, against BARTHOLOMEW
MURPHY and JOHN LENAX, and in favor of
HENRY PHILIP, fbr the of Five Hundred
and eighty three Dollars, principal debt with in
ceutper month from the rendition OF Judgment un-
til paid together with all costs of suit
And where rs on the said 9th day of October A ID,
1859 il was ordered and decreed by the sard Court
that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiffs Complaint
be forecosed and the property therein describcd to
wit; All of that certain property known as the
Murphy & Lenax Toll Bridge" situated, lying
and being in the County of Nevada and State OF Cal
ifornia, with the Toll House thereunto belonging
together with ali ad shgulat the rights, privileges
franchise and appnrtenances belonging or in any
way appertaining to said property. The said Bridge
and Toll House are situated on the South Yuba Xiv
er on the road leading from the Town of Washington
to the Town of Eureka in the Comfy aforesaid, be
levied upon and sold to satisfy said Judgment inter
est and costs and the proceeds thereof applied to
the payment of said sums aforesaid
to a crtdit'of One Hundred and Twenty and'2o- lOO
dollars, paid on the 9Th day Of October A d 1852
also a credit Sixty dc1sts paid Feb. 4th ls6O'
no, S. LAMBERT, Clerk
pc, Joe. Roberts Jr. Dep.
Notice is hereby given that orTUESDA1, the
9th da ' of March 1860 between the honrs Of
Q o,cl6ck Am. and O'Clock NJ. will sell all the
Lenax in and to the above described property at the
Court House door, in Nevada City, at Public Auc-
tion for Cash in hand, to the highest and best bid
der, to satisfy said Execution and all costs.
J. d, VAN HAGEN, Sheriff.
Fhoe, T. Hawlcy, Atty for Plf
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-24
SheriEs Sale.

UTHEREAS, on the 2ath day of January A D
w 1860 final Judgment and Decree was rend-
cred in the District Court ofthe Fourteenth Judicial
Districf of the State of California, in and for the
County of Nevada, against HENRY SHAW and IN
favor of H.A MILLS for the sum of Seven Humid
red and thirtyive 33-l00 dollars, principal debt
per cent per month from the rendition of judgment
until paid, together with ali costs Of suit
And whereas on the 2eth day of January A. d.
1860 it ordered and decreed by the said Court,
that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiffs Complaint
be foreclosed and the property therein described to
wit: The undivided one tenth interest Of in aud to
a certain lot parcel Of mining ground or mining
claims known and designated as the Eastern min
ing Company, 81 claims situated lying and being
Ion H Hiifih the County Of Nevada, State o
Califor bounded on the north by Gouge Eye min
ing companys ground, and OF the south by the
Main Co. or Morrison Co.'S ground containing one
thousand feet front and running, in the summit
of the hill with all the right aIichise- privileges.
machinery, fixtures and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in any wise appertaining be levied
upon and sold to satisfy said Judgment interests and
costs and the proceeds thereon applied to the pay
sment Of ssia sums of money as Aforesaid. h.
I Notee is hereby given, that on TUESDAY the 9th
day of March "A. d. 1850, ipetwefn the hours Of
10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock p. NJ, will sell all the
right title interest and claim of said Henry Shaw
lin and 10 the above described ,propertyat the
Court House door, in Nevada City at public arc
ton for cash in hand the highest bidder to satisfy
said execution and all costs
]. B. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff.
T. r. Hawiey. rifls An'y
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-24

CAssius NJ CLAY-The following
eloquent extract is from speech de-
Hvered by Q. NJ. Clay, at Frankfort.
Kentucky, Jan. 10th, 1860. In he-
foic firmness. patriotic devotion, and
thrilling elaquence, it is unsurpassed
by anything we have ever seen
"Ihave stood by you all the long
days of my youth and manhood ex-
tinguishing all the aspiration of ambl-
tion. suffered ignOminy and contempt.
been denounced, spurned and avoided
by the men whose interest l was ar
suing. by the white mans and wronged
bv the black man; but still holding
myself true to one purpose, l stand
there still. What to- me are the rosy
tints of life, with my hair s.lvered
over, with my sinews stiffened with
age; in the course Of huHsan events
have but little tirae to remain here
saw, Kentuckians. come War. come
peace. trust in God l may have the
fortune to stay here daring the rest
of my days, and that, although the
millions may depart from me, there
will be in Kentucky one standing true
to the last. whose aspirations may be,
however visionary, however threoret-
ical, true to the banner which would
have float over rs. The same old
banner of 17S9-each stripe with the
progress of ages paling into brighter
galaxy of stars! In the language of
Webster, its motto no such miserable
interrogatory, as what is all this
worth ? Nor those other words of
delusion and folly. Slavery and
Union"-far less "Slavery " first and
Union afterwards" aud yet more
slavery with CT without Union p
But his own glorious sentiments-for
the which and with which-with filial
piety / walk backwards and cover his
late political nakedness Liberty and
Union, nov and .torerer, one and insep-
arable"
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-24
Sherif,s Sale.

"HEREAS the Goth dav of January A. d.
w ls60. final Judgment and decree render
ed the District Court of the IA tn Judicial District
Of the State of California; in and for the county of
Nevada in favor of J +. Buchanan and Thomas s.
Morrison and against Mark Laugh for the sum of nine
hsndred and seventy-nine 3l-l00 dollars. principal
debt, with interest the principal at the rate Of
two per cent per month from the rendition of judg
ment until paid together with all costs of sut And
whereas the said 20ih day of January A ID. 1860
it was ordered and decreed by the said Court, that
TIE Mortgage set forth in Plaintiffs complaint be
foreclosed and the property therein described towt
All the right, title and interest mortgaged by said
defendant aforesaid the 26th day of Nov. 1857,
to and in the undivided one half Of certain mining
claims situated in Bridgeport township, county of
Nevada and State of California, in the French Cor
raj Dnggings. and know the Woriey claims, ad-
joining claims now owned by VIM. Glaister on the
south east. and mining claims owned by Whipple
and Anderson on the north west, together with all
sluces, mining tools, hose and hydraulic works ap-
pertaining to said claim be levied upon and sold to
satisfy said judgment, interest and costs. and the
proceeds thereof applied 70 :he payment of said sums
of money a, aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given kat viii expose to public
sale all the above described property to the highest
bidder for cash in front of the Court House door in
Nevada city, on FRIDAY, the 2eth day of February
AID 1880, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A IN.
and 4 P.
Given under my hand this 26th day of January,
A. D. ls6C. J. B. VAN HAGEN.
jan27 Sheriff Nevada Co.
J.I. Caldwell AtsS for Plaintiff
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-24

Effect Of Noeel Reading.-A young
man named Henry Thornton is in
court in Wisconsin, charged with
horse stealing. He admits the charge
and says he was induced to commit
the act from reading Dick Turpin and
other yellow covers.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-24

4 Rush.-We hear, says the Napa
Reporter, that there are some 500 men
at the Quicksilver Mines, and near
four miles have been staked Off
Twenty-Five men have laid claim to
eleven hundred yards of the vein
fronting on Geyser Greek.
The Nevada journal., 1860-02-24

Death Of Col, Mey-New York.
Jan. 9th.-George Washington May,
late Lieutenant in the u. s. Army,
died in this city yesterday. Col. May
distinguished himself at the. battle of
Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma,
and taking of Monterey. the seige of
Vera Cruz, and the battle of Gerro
Gordo.