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Summons.

State Of California. In tie Justices court of
Bridgeport Township, IN and for the county
of Nepada.
The People of the State ofCalifornia to St. Clair Barnes
Greeting:
0OU are hereby summoned to appear before me,
Il at my office in the township of Bridgeport, in
hecounty of Nevada, the 18th day March, AD 1860
at 10 O'Clock M, to unto the complaint of Jo-
seph Thomas. who the sum of one hun.
dred and eghtytwo dollars and fifty cents, paid by
him for your and benefit, in satisfying a certain
promissory note upon which you Jointly held and
for Goods, wares and merchandise sold and delivered
toyou at your especial request when judgment will be
taken against yoa for the said amount, together with
costs and damages. if You fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff any Constable of said county, Gree
tfng:-Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand, this I'd day of March, A.
D. 1850. r. III. FARQUHAR TLs.l
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
1t appearing by affidavit my satisfaction that the
above named defendant cannot after due diligence be
found within the State, and likewise that cause of
action exists against the said defendant is therefore
ordered that service of summons be made by publish
ing the same in the Hydraulic Press for from
the date hereof.
Given under my hand, this I'd day of March A.
D. Iooo X. II. FARQUHAR, J.P.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-10

SLUIcE RoBBNe.-This species of larceny,
which is so ruinous to the prospects of min
ers and so difficult of detection or prevention,
has lately been practiced to an alarming ex-
tent in this vicinity AT the diggings on the
Middle Yuba and ravines leading into it, near
Freeman's Crossing, numerous sluce rob-
berries have been perpetrated within two or
three weeks in spite of careful watching
Cabins have also been ente ed and rifled of
valuable articles. On San Juan Hill the
sluces are frequently visited by thieves,
who manage, in the obscurity of night, and
in the darkness of thick weeds or behind
huge rocks, to ply their nefarious trade un-
detected. On Tuesday night an alarm came
to town from the diggings, that three rob-
bers were in certain ravine, and a number
OF men rushed down to capture them. But
nobody was caught. The persons seen either
were not robbers or else they snuf'ed danger
in the wind and made off We expect some
time to hear OF terrible retrbuton being
visited upon these robbers of honest indus
try Every paying claim has its night watch-
man who is well armed, and any scoundre
caught in the sluices will almost certainly
meet instant death. This seems the only
resort left the miners for the protection OF
their hard earnings, and they are SO con-
vinced.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Summons.

State Of California, county Of Nccadd, Sc
TOwnshp Of Bridgeport. Before S. B. Cas-
well, j. P.
People Of the State of California, to William Roach
Greeting:
0OU are hereby summoned to appear before the
Undersigned, at his Office in said Township, on
Monday the 26h day of March d. 1862 at 10 o'clock
M, to to the complaint of J. B. Murphy, in
pier of debt alleged to be due complainant prom
ssory note dated March I'd 1885, in the of 5000
with interest the the rate three per
month, per complaint and note filed at this office.
On failure to appear and answer Judgment will be
rendered against you for the said of two hundred
dollars, with interest and costs of suit.
Given under my hand, this 24th day of February,
i. 1869. s. B. CASWELL,
Justice of the Peace
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause having filed
his affidavit that after using due diligence he has been
unable TO ascertain the residence of the defendant it
is ordered that service of the above summons be made
by publication for the space of three weeks in the Hy
drauic Press, newspaper published at North San
Juan, in said county.
Given under my hand this 9th day of February, a..
d. 1860 B.CASWELL r
mar CIV
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COnStabIe'S Sale.
State Of California, county Of Nerada-
IOarnship Of bloomfield.

State Of California, county Of Neradd-ss.
Township Of Bloomfield.
VDY virtue of an execution which was to me deliv-
lOered, issued from the of Levi Ayres Esq., an
acting Justice of the Pease In and for the county
aforesaid, bearing date February 24th, A. 1860. to
satisfy judgment rendered by Levy Ayres on the 23d
day of February 1850, in favor of w. b. Churchill
and against j. X. Vanada Co. for the one hun.
dred and thrtyve dollars and eight cents debt intc
rest damages and costs of suit.
have taken ir execution and will sell to the high
est bidder for cash. and lot situated Bells
Ranch, (known and built as NaHada d Co.'S Saloon.)-
Said house and lot will be sold at Columbia Hill in
front ofLevi Ayres Justices Office, Saturday, the
24th day of March, 1860, between the hours of 10
o'clock a. M. and o'clock p. of said day.
Taken as the property Of R. Vanada Co. to satis
fv the above demands and accruing costs.
This 1st March, a. d. 1860.
mar3 4w JOHN McBROwN, Constable.
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The 9ydraalie grtss.

A CHINAMAN MURDERED. Chinese wash
man, successor to Hop Sing, on Flume street,
was murdered in this town last Friday night,
about eleven o'clock, by a count-yman-
The bloody deed was witnessed by several
Mongolians, who give this account of it =
They say that the deceased demanded of his
murderer small debt of twenty cents,
whereat the latter became instantly epraged,
drew long knife and plunged it into his
creditors side. The knife, as appears from
q subsequent autopsy held by Drs. Webber
andWarfeld, entered the right breast, pierced
the lungs, severing some small arteries in
its passage, and just penetrated the lining
of the heart. The man died almost instantly
but his countrymen did not at first think he
was dangerously wounded and even after
he lay dead told some white men that he
would soon recover. The murderer prevented
any attempt to arrest him by flourishing his
bloody knife, and Immediately made his es-
cape. Constable Edwards was apprised of
the affair, obtained a description of the fee
ing man and pursued him to Nevada, at
which place he arrived just after the man
had passed through. The fellow is we'll
known to his countrymeD, and several of
them in this county and in the cities below,
are on the look out for him. Sheriff Van
Hagan has obtained the services of the Chi
naman who procured the arrest of the Chi
nese murderers in Calaveras county, and
despatched him in pursuit. 1t is believed
the murderer must have had au old grudge
against his victim.
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COMING BACK.-An early citizen of our
town who returned to his native State of
Vermont several years ago, with compe-
tency, and bought himself a splendid farm,
writes us that he is determined to sell out
and come back to California, where he will
not be half frozen every winter and COM
PEELED to work nearly as hard for living as
though he was without dollar. Mr.. King,
an old resident of Freeman's Crossing, has
just returned from visit to New Jersey, de-
lighted 10 be back in balmy California. Thus
is it with ALL
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a WARNING.-An individual lately started
business in this town as furniture dealer
Did not advertise, did not have any printing
done, and-mark well, We non advertising
tradesmen-did not get sufficient custom to
support him. The fact is, no man thrives
who fails TO patronize the printer. Who are
our successful business men? Those who
advertise. Who are selling off at cost, or
would like to? Those who do not advertise.
Who are reputed liberal and enterprising
They who display these traits in the local
paper.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-10

FOREST CITY.-A correspondent informs us that snow
fell from the 20 ultso to the night of tho 9th inst
and attained depth Of three feet in and around the
town. 1t was apprehcndcd that another nights storm
would have temporarily shut off communication
pleasant party was given on the 9th, in honor of
the marriage of Mr Thomas Raper to Miss Susan War
field Invitations extended to the friends of both
parties and citizens generally, to attend and partakc
of the champagne, cakes and dancing.
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spicy little newspaper has been started at Iancha
Plana, in Amador county, by ''od uncle Heck as he
is tamiliarly called by contemporaries. His name is
Heckendorn, and he is perapaetc printer and editor
having Travelled about in of The lower counties
with small press. and printed a paper for a short
period n several different localities His present sheet
is called the Dispatch and is full of local items We
hope it will be "A fiNtNfe.
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DAsHAwAY CLUB.-A preliminary meeting
to take measures for the organization of a
Dashaway Club in this place, was held at
the Theater on Tuesday evening. We are told
that charter has already been received
from the parent club at San Francisco, and
that another meeting will be held in the
Theater next Monday night. All desirous
of joining are requested to attend.
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While Professor Anderson was at this
place he paid a visit to number of his fell
low countrymen from the land O. cakes, who
are mining at Montezuma Hill, dined with
them at their cabins, and examined their
diggings. His daughter was presented with
a painful of dirt from the Scotch company s
claims, which yielded her, when washed
seventeen dollars. Pretty good dirt, that
and very substantial gallantry.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-10

Geo. W. Welch, book and paper dealer at
Nevada, has our thanks for copies of the N.
Y. Mercury, containing Bayard Taylor's CAL
ifornia letters, illustrated; and for several
numbers of the n. Y. Illustrated News, new
pictorial of some merit
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The Davenport, Iowa, Gazette, speaks of a
contemporary who attempts to describe a
mean man, and says;
We don't know any one better qualified
for the task than this gentleman, if he knows
himself
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-10

MAEBIE.-Near tie head of Motifs creek, about Is
miles from Yreka. is mountain composed of marble.
The marble is of superior quality and is pronounced
by competent judges to be equal to the best Italian
marble We were shown few days ago, by Jedge
Westbrcok. of Pinery, piece from this hill, highly
polished In color it is while, streakcd with grey.
Northern J0urnak
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dress and is geographically improved
Haven't seen it for week before.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-10

A hurricane along the Hudson river, Feb.
ruary 18th, destroyed much property, and
stripped the roofs from hundreds of build
ings in New York, Brooklyn, Jersey City
and Hoboken.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-10

The N. Y. Tribune says there is not the
slightest foundation for the report that Hon.
Ed. Stanley, of California, would quit the
practice of law for the pulpit.
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The ball at the Sierra Nevada Hotel, on
Wednesday night, must have been very
gay affair. Dancing was kept up until four
O'Clock next morning
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-10

j. c. Levy. of Marysville, have an extern
sive assortment of dry goods. They deal
literally with the country trade.
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Macaulay worth nearly half a million dollars
when he died. lie was great writer, but we almost
donbt the goodness of any who died rich the
advanced age of sixty.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-10

A familiar article on geology appears in
the last California Home Journal, from the
pen of Mrs. A. NJ. Shultz, the talented au-
thor of the ssSong of the Flume."
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A S S A Y O f E I G e
COLD AND SILVER REFINERY
OF
"a. j u 9 TH,
1O4, Montgomery ST., San Francisco,
1O4, Montgomery ST., San Francisco.

ENROM and after the 1st of March have leased
EN my Assay Office ard Gold and Silver Refinery to
Messrs DUNCAN, SHERMAN co, who will conduct
the business of Assaying and Refining in the manner
and on the terms below stated
Thanking my friends and tke public for the patron
age have received from them, beg to subscribe my
self t. JUSTU
San Francisco, February is, 1850.
NNIIE undersigned having associated themselves
toge her for the purpose OF carving on the busi
of Assayng and Refining Gold and Silver will be
prepared and after the LIST of March nexto receive
deposits for assayng and refining and to make returns
in impaired bars, refined bars, United States Coin
at the option of the depositors.
The charges will be as f,liows:
WHEN RETURNS ARE MADE IN UNPARTED
BARS onequarter of per cent the value Of the
bars.
WHEN RETURNS ARE MADE IN REFINED BARS
ten cents per the gross weight after melting; and
onesixteenth per cent the value of each
over five thousand collars on each bar under five thou
sand dollars ten cents per the gross weight after
melting, end oneeighth OF one per cent on the value
of the bar
COIN, ten per the gross weight after mel
ting, and half of per cent after coinage; being
four cents les than the present charge of the
United States Branch Mint here.
Silver contained in the gold will be accounted for to
the depostor in the and at the rate customary
at the U. S. Branch Mint.
Impaired bars will be delivered six hours after the
i deposit of the Gold Silver if desired.
Refined bars United States coin will be delivered
four days hotincludng Sundays) after the deposit of
the Gold or Silver, viz returns of deposits of
Monday will be Iayabe on Friday,
Tuesday Saturday
Wednesday I" Monday,
Thursday Tuesday,
Friday Wednesday,
Saturday SO Thursday.
Persons desrous Of seeing their gold and silver melt
ed do and the assay chips from each deposit will
be kept separate for three months at the disposition
of II deposor in order to afford every facility for
testing the correctness of the assay.
Assays of Ores and Minerals made
Gold and Silver Bars purchased.
MIR. E. JUSTH will be Assayer and Reflner, and Mr..
ROBERT BURNETT Cashier and General Superinten-
dent of our establishment.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN l. co.
Of New York,
feb25 3m and ALSOP co.
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geaiss uuo pGtiticnen.
Gr a9 D I SSte Sanoen uno Nlcrtadags Ifs
feapts, pcmCr rem l(tcrnsps,
Nctsn, @rhan9e Bills, RClCten
uno RslcaIes auf;u,iebGn.
VI a9t otr Die geieee fir bas GinsclIeftirCn
ron ShuloCn nit Den Statues
Der etmitaticu uuo 8CIauf uno
art ron @i9entbum non GrStu.
ttcn ous9slbIclsn, in Cjnsm is:
ben StaatS.
UT a9t b 1t SSte cine ucbCrbr(i6una ritbtia; ;u
MAIDEN, nit Germs fir @cnlrrii:
ticn nit Greeitcren uno Die Sr:
fctpsnt Gjeies Cines isosn Stoots.
Y + a9t otr Die lt9aIen @crbattniBs ;piTben
Guardian uno Standardization,
glsiltsr uno esbrIiu9, u. ecbns:
bGrr uno eebnsmann.
CT o9t ir gEas Gin esi6d uno SbtSnSsr
ousnoht, uup Die gefsss tcjds.
lib auf fociratbs 0cper, bic
8ctbtG tCr Srauen in Gi9Snibum,
@befbeicuu9Gn, uno lIntcrbaIt
btrIdtsr.
Ia3tbtr Die 9pctbanii=9iSn GCItes rcn a.
mem ieoCn Stoat, unb biG 9Iatu:
roliiaticus:@slcee bisits eauess,
70 mic oicfrIbe onjuwGnesn fnc.
CT faetbir Die Gctee bejd9lih auf Yenfrs
nen uno pe eicirlte ju srlan:
ecn, 70 pie bic 4re @mpticns
65seee ouf Gfsuttihcn eSupsrcis
en-.
Die potent Gsfes, 70 wis Die
gRittel rpcrurtb Elm QatGnt jusrs
lau9en, ;ulanmen nit @inibrei:
tun9Cn, letGrhrGitur9Cn unb
Sobelsn pcn SC6Uhrcn.
Gr faatpir gSie Su peincn gStlIen MAIDEN
icNit, uuo tpis ron elmer pntcr:
(aiItnIhaft su abmiuiitrircn, nit
cen crterun9su uno GjtItesn in
8cju9 earGuf in elnem jceCn
Staot.
Caatbir Die gReiuur9 rCn tGn 9ausStrmS
in all0cmcinCm SGtrauh uub
fest Dir bic 0c9istatipe:, Gretus
tipi: une Su,itial Gcnatt pcn
teecu Ger 2(U9cmrincu uub
Stoats:Rt0iGrur9, GusCtuarcCr.
Gr aate II 2Bie aus Der Court gu bltttCn, IN:
rem CT cir ;ti9t wie bu ogtne
G5eitbGfe oelCttitb tbuu iclit-
eaourb miro @i9cntbum tis gu
sintm 9rrgtn 8dauf sersttSt
uno man piro ea6ci lsbr oiSlsu
@ererieFIihteitfu G6srbrtsn.
@tn;sIne 9crrn merrGn ourd tis . eft faS qcif:
9cIo bslablt, an isrcn 9ausr, tren 6ontwrtcr, irs
o'h StnaVsmann uno ubetDGupt on N9enO S'i
nano in ir9Cno eintm Stoot, Ouf ocn @mpfan9 ron
81 ;OO-cbsr in Gsfre e.Gtpl 9ctunnsn $l.23-d6Er'
Ianrt.
$1,000 61S CS0Gr ti91sn ,sS1ios TsS' S"Ss
net alItntb0Ifeu scmobt wsrpcn, weIds cbi9cs @crt
certaufsn, inbcm anfcrs 2usrtiauu9Cn onicIbs istr
tibCrol Iinc.
Sir ciu;ttur Gcpitn ron bickm @srt, cbtr fir
Die NScnttu;S Sseiu9un9sn, 70 wis aurers @atmcis
funsen, peuec man lb an
John g. Softer, 6rrouesstsr,
SO. GIT Sanicm StraFs, YbiIapttpbo.
SRai l6, 1860. nq6W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-08-29
Gr0uers@Ifer.

9cmta;tns, @IpaeraS, a0 8pa Drtane, Goal.
l9 Dslatns, fGwar3er mp fsurirter Srrr, Scans
an 81 Gents bic gJarb, Mcbair 9aQfndaS, 0nas
BANS, &attune, &C., S6wur5e Gnsllfe Grapes,
Zane mb Grape Serbs, Collars, II. +. ~ -
gbsnfaas elm sales @fVttment prn 5rauer. gGan.
ren.