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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-22

An the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo Chicago, Columbus, Cincin-
natl ST. Louis &c; and all the trains going eastward
connect at DunEirk with the trains Of the y Y 4 T.
Railroad, and Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo & New York city kailroads-
II. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
Cleveland, April g, 1890 -. ~.
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Spicy AND RAcY.-Birks, Feet, Angles l.
Co., have started a six-by-n mine weekly paper
at Carson City. It is called "The Good
($lOO,OOO) indicator" Birks is the editor.
In his salutatory he say.
In politics we shall take stand that is at
once savagely moral and fearlessly indepen-
dent, believing in the doctrine that all par
tizan journals always ruin their conductors,
unless they have an opportunity to fich from
the public treasury and as there is no pos
sible chance for our doing that why we will
eschew everything appertaiuing to the po
litical questions OF the day. We believe in
no North, no South, no West-but do be-
lieve in the Eastern Slope, for it is the great
est country on earth. 1t has richer silver
leads, more OF EN-, lots of gold mines, less
timber, sharper mountains, bigger sage
bushes, meaner climate, more aikali, pret
tier women, more stolen horses, bigger
scoundrels, and the d-est 6ghtingest set Of
red devils of any other place this side Of
well, the Rocky Mountains. Possessing all
these advantages, therefore, we think there
is Good indication that every man now
in the Territory, or who may come here, will
be worth at least $l00, ,0O0-provided he is
not killed by lightning whisky, dies OF a
huge disgust, or leaves the country before
he gets it.
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POSTMASTER OF CoLUMBrA HILL.-It de-
lights us much to learn that the Post Office
Department has, at last, discovered that the
people of Columbia Hill needed a post Office
1t delights US much, also, to learn that the
aforesaid Post Office Department, being
moved thereunto by Senator Latham, has
really and truly created post Office in tina,
village, under the name and title of NORTH
COLUMBIA" And it delights us, more than
anything else, to learn that our old and gal.
lant friend, Levi Ayres, has been appointed
Postmaster. The Democrats, Republicans,
and Union men. east of the Rocky Noun.
tains, may now cease their clamors-THE
UNION IS sAFEl
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TALL OATs.-Our friend, Mr.. Eldred North
up, has filed in eur Office the product of one
grain of oats which measures, in hight, sew
en- feet and two inches. These stalks-there
are so many OF them we have not the pa
thence to count 'em-are crowned with rich
treasury of the oaten grain, and would make
the Buckeyes and Hoosiers stare were they
to see them. Mr.. Northrup has also fled
in our Office stalks of barley, from one seed,
FIVE feet nine inches high, and well fill ed.-
All raised on bis ranch, in the neighborhood
of this town.
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CHARLEY HALL, who drives the California
Company's stage, in opposition to our friend
Jim McCue, is right down clever fellow and
a superb hand with the ribbons, as Jim him.
self admits. It sometimes happens that,
In these affairs of stage opposition, people
are prone to look at other people through
the spectacses of prejudice and self-interest,
instead of carefully and coolly contempla.
ting them through the spy glass of philoso-
ply, To such we say that Charley Hall is q
good fellow, with heart as big as meet
ing house; and, as nobody need ride with
him that don't wish to, why, let him have a
broad track
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DIED ON THE RoAD.-Mr. Morrison, a mer-
bia Hill, was found near Bear river, lying in
his wagon in dying condition. He was
driving his team, loaded with goods, from
Sacramento TO bis home, and when neal
Bear river, seems to have wandered from the
road. When discovered, the team had
stopped, and Mr.. Morrison was lying in an
unconscious state in the wagon, and to all
appearances had been in that condition the
previous twenty-four hours. He was taken
to the nearest house, and medical aid called
in, but it was of no avail; he died 10 few
hours. Mr.. Morrison leaves a kind and es-
Unable lady to mourn his loss.
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june 16 I'd
Suuind0ias.


State of California, in the justices Court Bridgeport
TUscnship, in and for the County az Nerudu.
The people Of the State Of Cdiiofsid, to Il. o. Ands.
son, greeting.
UOU are hereby stinmoned to appeaf before ME, at
II my Office ih the township Of Bridgeport, In the
county Of Nevada, on the I'd day Of July, a. 1860,
at 10 o'clock q. to unto the complaint OF j
w. Wood, who sues to recover the sum Of 500 for
goods and merchandise sold and delivered to you as per
billof items now on file In my Office when Judgment
will be taken against you for the said amount, togeth.
with costs and damages, If yoh fail to appear and
answer.
To the sheriff any constable Of said county, gresa
ting. Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 22d day Of Jthe, d. 1861
r H. FARQUHAR,
Justice of the Peace of said Township
1t appearing to my satisfaction by affidavit, that
Of action exists against the said defendant above
named and likewise that he cannot after due diligence
be found within the states it is therefore ordered that
service of summons be made by publishing the writ in
the Hydraulic Press newspaper for two weeks from
the date hereof. an insertion each week.
Witness my hand, the I'D day of June. a. q 1860
jue % 3w r. II. FARQUHAR, j.
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constat3le's Sale.
State of California county Of Nevada, IS. Toscnshsf

State Of California, county Of Neuoda Toscnship
Bloomfield
TOY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION to me delivered
- issued from the court Of g. B. Caswel, Esq, an
acting Justice Peace in and for the county aors
said, bearing date June 8th d. 1860, to satisfy
judgment rendered by S. B. Caswe on the 4th day Of
June, d. 1860, in favor of j. b. Murphy, and against
John Fulweier. for the of $115 and 6S00 cents,
cents Debt Interest," damages and costs OF have
taken In execution and will sell to the highest bidder
for cash. all of the above defendants right title and
interest in and to undivided fourth Of set Of
mining claims known as the Union Company Claims,
and situated in French Corral district; bounded on
the East by Greeley Co.'S. claims, on the west BY
Murphy Co.'S. claims. together with all and singular
the appurtenances thereto belonging. The sale to
take placea the Office door of s. B. Caswe in French
Corral On Monday, the I'D day u JhlyB a. d
1860, between the hours Of 10 o'clock q. m and o.
clock p M, of said day
TAKEN the property of John Ful@eiler to satisfy
the above demands and accruing COSTS
This, 9th day of June, q. d. 186O
GEO. " PARsHtEY,
june 16 I'd Special Constable.
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THE WoUNDEp.-Mr. Fisher, the gentleman
who was so much cut and stabbed by the
Mexican, on Sunday night, is not only alive
but is rapidly convalescing. Under the ju
dicious surgical treatment of Dr. Webber, all
the wounds, including the deep and danger
GUS stab in the lungs, appear disposed to
heal by the first intention. When we saw
Fisher, yesterday, he was free from all pain
and fever, and suffering nothing but the do
bility consequent npon great loss of blood.
He was as philosophical and funny as though
nothing had happened. On Monday the
Mexican, who inflicted the wounds, was ex-
amined before Justice Farquhar and regu-
larly committed for trial.
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Our COUNTY RoADs.-All of our citizens
concur in saying, that in the person of O. P.
Stidger, Esq, we have the very best Road
Overseer that it would be possible to have
selected in the county. He is abundantly
competent and energetic, as is well known
to all those who happen to fall under the
provisions of the act providing means for the
construction and repair Of roads and high
ways. At the present time he is engaged in
widening and otherwise improving the road
between this place and Sebastapol, so that it
would hardly be recognised by those who
last passed over it q month ago.
From appearances we should say that the
Judge has life-lease to the office, so far as
the wishes of our citizens are concerned, if
he desires the position.
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GRIZZLY HILL IrEns.-The claims Of Messrs.
Thompson Kitchen on this hill, have been
paying well ever since the completion oi
their tunnel The last two runs, just about
the time they were ready to clean up, the
blocks in that portion Of their sluice extend
ing through the ctt and tunnel have been
removed and the gold aud quicksilver taken
therefrom BY some party or parties Unknown.
A miner, who had recently come upon the
hill and purchased a small tail hume, was
suspected as being the patty who had COM
mitted the robbery. On Sunday rhofning
last, the residents of the hill assembled and
went in body to the cabin of the accused.
whom they arrested. They made a thorough
search of the cabin, and found secreted in
his bed purse containing geld dust, about
which, when interrogated, the accused gave
a very conflicting account. He at FIRST sta
ted that this gold had been taken ont of
some tailings washed by him at Moor's Flat.
One of the miners, who had previously liv-
GU nv INC T idt, Wcub up there dud mduc III
quiries about him, and was told that the man
had washed tailings there, but took nothing
of consequence out of them. He then re-
turned to Grizzly Hill and com pared the gold
found in the purse with that taken out at the
Flats, and from Grizzly HILL The compari-
son showed conclusively that it was Grizzly
Hill gold. The man then confessed that
there was considerable more gold in the
purse when found than when it was hid, and
that some enemy of his must have put the
gold in the purse, in order to fasten the guilt
upon him. The miners then told him that
they could not permit man of his charac-
ter to live among them, and if found on
the hill the next morning. (Monday) they
would give him severe nogging. He took
them at their word and left
The last run of the San Juan claims, in
which our fellow-townsmen Abe Low and
Geo. Reese are interested, paid very good
wages
Robinson and Co., have just completed
shaft through the bedrock 80 feet deep
They have their sluices SET and will be
ready to wash on the bed rock in two weeks.
The last run the company made, was from
top dirt, when they took out 81 ,050 in ten
days.
The Philadelphia claims are running
drift, preparatory to putting off a heavy bank
blast.
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CHE 8yaranlie 3rfss.

GosE.-We went through the melan ch oily
etiquette, on Wednesday morning, of bidding
adieu to our much loved friend and neigh
Dor, THEoDoRE GHrrs, who has left MS, for,
as we hope, brief visit to the place Of bis
birth-to wit-New York city. Mr.. Green
10 amongst the very oldest of our San Juan
pioneers; and, if dauntless enterprise, tire
less energy. in6exible honesty, generous SEN
timent, and broad benevolence are the quail
tiles which secure respect and love for a
man, then ought Theodore Green to be res
pected and loved BY the people of San Juan.
Under all circumstances, and in all vicissi-
tudes, may be be prosperous and happy
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MART. TAYLoR.-This indefatigable son of
Momus, who improvises comic songs as fast
as dog can trot, will open the San Juan
Theater tonight with one of the finest COM
panies ever seen on our boards. He will in
troduce to us those extraordinary juvenile
jncarnations Of histrionic fun, the Misses
Morton. Look at his posters. and then go
early if yoa wish good seat and hate to be
crowded.
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Characteristics will be a celebration
Of the Fourth at the Elevator Mill of o. NJ.
Tomlinson, near Nevada, consisting of a Ma
tional salute, reading of the Declaration and
an Grafton. A liberty pole will then be
raised--after which very novel display
of water works, got up by the different mi-
ming companies. with their hose, will take
place. Other interesting displays will be
made, and the publ are invited to attend.
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FEED SrABIE.-Our old friend Saxby ad-
vertises his new stable in this weeks PREss,
and we would direct the attention of team
sters and others to it. He also keeps grain
in sacks BY the large or small quantity; and
those who have stock to feed can get bart e)ly
enough BY calling ON him, at the foot Of
Main street.
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MELBouRS's SHOE SroRE.-Our readers are
referred to the exceedingly tempting adver-
tisement of Joseph Melbourn, who, very
kindly, intends devoting himselfto the task
Of improving the understandings of our
people and protecting their soles. You will
find his place of business between Coley's
and Levy's stores, on Main street.
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CHEF ENdINEER.-At an election of the
Fire Department of Nevada, held on Tuesday
afternoon, William Barton, of Hose Company
No. l, was elected Chief Engineer. His COM
petitor was Isaac Williamson.
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State of California, Nepada COUNTY ..s:.

State of California, Neodda County s.s.::
On the seventh day of June AD, 1860, before me- r,
H. Farquhar Justice of the Peace for said county,
personally appeared Olive Turney, wife of Geo. Tur
ney, personally known to me to be the individual de-
scfbed and who executed the foregoing declaration
ecuted the freely and Voluntarily for the uses
and purposes therein mentioned, seperate and apart
from, and without the hearing OF her said husbands
and that she does not wish to retract the same.
Given under my hand, this Sth day Of JUNE, 4. Ds
1860. r, H. FARQUHAR; J. p. =
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CoNGRsss.-Both houses of this body bad
agreed to resolution of adjournment on the
18th Of June, inst.
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Constable,s Sale.
COnstable's Sale.
State Of California, County Of Neraaa ss., 1otrn-
ship of Bloomfield.

ship Of Bloomfield.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION to me deliver
ed, issued from the court of Levi Ayres Esq,
acting Justice of the Peace in and for the county
aforesaid bearing date June 1sth A. d. 1860 to salts
fy Judgment rendered by Levi Ayers on the 9TH day
of May, A. D. 1860, in favor of w. b. Churchill and
damages and costs of suit.
have taken in execution, and will sell to the high
est bidder for cash. all of Peter Mills right title and
interest in and to set of mining Claims situated
Kennebec Hill, and known as Dunn, Mills Co
claims said interest supposed to be one third OF said
claims and also one board House. situated on the
road from the Kennebec House to Columbia Hill near
the above claims Said property will be sold at Col
umba Hill. Nevada county, California. in front OF Le:
vi Ayres Justice Office, ON Saturday the l4th day o.
July, A. D. 1860, between the hours OF O'CLOCK, a.
NJ and O'Clock p. NJ of said day. Taken as the
property Of Peter Mills to satisfy the above demands
and accruing costs this 10th day of June A. D. lSo0
JOHN NJ. BROWN, Constable.
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Window Glass.
10000 Feet OF Window Glass, from 6x
to 36x44.

This Glass is all from the celebrated manufactory OF
the .'SocfErE AHuSYME and is imported by direct
For brancy of surface Of thickness freeness
from stain rst and in packing this Glass has
stood unrivaed for the last twenty years in the At
lantic markets.
j. d. WRIGHT & CO.,
AaTysviNe.
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To Shoemakers!
Leather and Shoe Findings

We have now in store q heavy stock of Eastern
HemlOck and Oak, and California sole Leather.
plete stock of French aud American Calf and Kip,
weighing from b to II fbs per skin; Top skins and
Innings ofall coors, well complete stock OF
cry article required by the trade and being all of our
own Importation selling low be bought
In San Francisco.
]. H. WRIGHT CO.,
AarysriHe.
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gal Notices.
DECLARATION.

DECIAHATIONt
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEVADA.
olive TURNKEY, a resident of Cherokee,
u Nevada county, California wife of Geo. w. Turs
ney, hereby makes known and declares her intention
henceforth to do business in her own name and On
her own account sole trader in said village, county
and State under the statute in such case made and
provided; and she further declares and makes known,
that the business which she intends to conduct and
carry on as aforesaid is that of keeping Hotel and
Stable for the accommodation of travellers and the pub
lie in general and also the business of mining; and
that the amount of capital invested in said business
does exceed five thousand dollars and she, the
said Olive Turney, further declares that henceforth
she will be individually responsible In her own name
for all debts contracted by her. made account of
said business and that she will in all cases. abide by
and be subject to the provisions of the act to authorize
.smarried women to transact business in their own
name sole traders passed April 18th, 1867 and all
amendments thereto.
Dated at Cherokee, June 7th, 1860.
OLIVE rURNEY, r.. 81
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Particular Notice
PURCHASERSO OF
EUREKA WHISKEY,

has become SO fully appreciated, that the de-
mand for it has largely increased, and the
quantity now sold is much greater than any
other brand of Whiskey on the Pacific Coast.
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- DEs MoNEs, March 10th, 1850.
Mn. DrxnAx;-In your valuable paper Of last
Saturday, / lind an article over the signature Of
IS" which attacks the Cedar Rapids l. No. Riy-
err n r. Co., in such terms ne merit condemna-
ton. Your said correspondent speaks about a
bill being introduced into the Senate by Angle,
and On identical bill In the House by Quinn.
Your regular correspondent "Linkensalen was
correct in stating that the bin was introduced
into the House by M. McQuinn. Mr.. McQuinn
lie from Benton; Mr.. Quinn ia from Scott--both
fest rate men, too, but they sit very widc dis
lance from each other.
There is . certain ex-mayor, Of certain bank
rupt city, not far from Keokuk, up here, who has
taken special pains to abuse the gentlemen con-
nected with the Cedar Rapids road. Prolific in
terms Of abuse, apt by nature and educated in all
the sublime arts Of political and legislative soul
duggery, always suspecting that other men are
dishonest, sourcd by disappointment at home and
here he dictated the letter Of your correspondent
because, perhaps. he knew that his own lucubra-
tons could mot find their way into any respeeta-
bic journal. am "credibly Informed that he
asked, and was most emphatically refused. dor,.s
for getting out of the way. This does not look
Ike raoaied "lobby" influence. But am not
thinking Of being these mems defender. have
watched them closely, and have not observed them
in any even questionable conduct.
Permit me to remark, however, that in the pres
ent state Of Railroad finances, no company will
undertake in good faith, to build a road across
the State, on the 42d parallel, as mere invest
ment. There must be some great collateral inter-
ests to induce any one to invest money in such a
road, at the present day. The prestagc Of land
grant il not sufficient, as the history and present
condition of Ill land grant roads abundantly
pravss Are there any collateral interests Of suf-
Gcisqe magnitude to justify an expectation that
the road can lp built BY any company, within the
time designated by the grant from Congress p
/ think there is the first Of these interests
in the good Of the people along the line. The
next is the importAnee Of an extension, to the
Chicago, lows& Nebraska R. r., and the last, the
importance Of the same extension to the Galena
1 Chicago Union r. Z. The interests Of the
first parties named, need no explanation. The
Importance Of this extension to the railroads
named is illustrated by . single fact. The Gale
- Chicago Union Co. is now receiving from
~ <snnspe citation over its 1876 miles e road, of
~ f1jght fsFnishsd 70 and received from that
compShy, by the c. l. Z N. Co. sum about equal
% the total amount received by the latter Go.
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