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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-23
OONsTABLE's sALE.-Vherens, on

CONSTABLE'S SALE.-WhereRs, on
~ the 18th day of February A. D. 1861, final
Judgment and decree was rendered in the Justices
Court of +. W. Smith Esq, acting Justice of the
Peace in and for the county and township Of Nevada
and State of California, against IE0PoLDJ RlTZROW
and in favor of JAMES C0LLY, for the sum of one
hundred and thirty-two dollars principal debt, with
interest the principal at the rate Of two per cent
per month from the rendition Of judgment until
paid together with all costs of suit and whereas on
the 18th day OF February A. d. 1851 il was ordered
and decreed by said Court the mortgage set forth in
plaintiffs complaint be iorecosed and the property
therein described TO wit that certain lot parcel
Of land situated lying and being in the township Of
Nevada, county Cf Nevada and State Of California
md bounded the westerly side by lot occupied BY
Cashn and said Colly for Slaughter Yard and 'front.'
ing on said lot 200 feet more less, together with
the frame building, dwelling thereon, once occupied
by said defendant Rtzrow also one bay horse brand
ed the left hip, and one horse wagon and har-
ness for said horse and wagon, the sand horse and
wagon known Ritzrow's horse and wagon, and
once used by him in peddling
Notice is hereby given that viii sell all of the
above described property to the highest and best bid
der for Cash in front OF the Court House door in the
City of Nevada on Wednesday March 9th 1861, be-
tween the hours offs O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p. r.
Given under my hand this l4th of Feb. A. D. 1861
J. b. GRAY, Constable
J. ]. Caldwell, Pl'hs Att'y.-febl4.td
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-23

III Joe Lane is so much displeased with
the U. S. government, and so anxious to
destroy 1t, why does he not take bis sons
from the naval and military schools, where
they are being educated at the expense of
the government And why don't he re-
sign, and refuse to receive his salary p
[Oregon Statesman.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-23
CHERIFF,S sALE.-Whereas, on the

CHERIFF'S SALE.-Whereas, ON the
- 7th day of January, A. d. 1861. in the District
Court in and for the county of Neyada and state OF
California FRANCIS SMITH recovered Judgment
against ARTHUR NJ HENRY for the sum OF Seven
hundred and ninety.two dollars and twenty one cts,
debt with interest on the said sum Of S792 q from
the 9th day Of August 1860, at the rate OF ten per
cent per annum until paid, together with $65 %
costs Of suit have levied upon property which was
heretofore levied upon and attached August 9th 1850,
at O'Clock and 35 minutes P. NJ, to wit All the
right title and interest Of the above named defendant
Of In and TO a certain set OF mining claims or mining
ground, situated upon San Juan Hill Nevada county
California and known as A. Henry & Co.'s claims (;
bounded on the north by Farquhar Co. claims,
on the east by the Go-Ahead Co.'s claims, and on
the west by the Starr Co.'s claims together with all
the appurtenances thereuntO belonging. Also, all
the right title and interest of the above named doen
dant Of in and to certain set of mining claims or
mining ground, known as Henry 4 Redsbaw's back
ground and bounded on the west and'noftL by he
Starr Co. claims, and on the eastrb the Henry X
Co.'s claims, and situated upon San Juan Hill, Ne,
vada county California Also all the right title and
interest of the above named defendant OF in and TO
certain set of mining claims, known as the Go-Ahead
claims together with all sluices aud fumes thereun-
to belonging, situated upon San Juan Hill, Nevada
county California.
Notice is hereby given that win expose TO public
sale all Of the above described property to the high
est bidder for cash, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day
Of February A. d. 1861, between the hours OF ten
Court House door in the City Of Nevada TO satisfy
and pay said Judgment.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of Feb, 1861.
J. b. VAN HAGAN, Sheriff,
by JAS. b. VAN HAGAN, Deputy.
Mcconnell & CARRIER, Pl'h's Attorneys. feb5-td
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-23
THE DAYS THAT ARE NO MORE.
VI rpssYsOS.

ThNNtRDns
Tears. idle iearsl know not what they msanl
Tears from the depth Of some divine despair,
Rise IN the heart and gather In the eyes,
IN looking on the happy autumn helds,
And thinking Of the days that are no more.
Fresh a. the nrst beam glittcring on sail,
That brings our friends up from the under worldi
Sad as the last which reddens over one
That sinks with all We love below the verge
50 sad, 50 fresh, the days that are no more.
All, sad and strange a. In dark summer dawns
The earliest pipe Of half-awakened birds
To dying ears when unto dying eyes
The easement slowly grows glimmering square;
So sad, so strange, the days that are no more.
Dear as reEaembered kisses after death,
And sweet as those by helpless fancy feigned s
On lips that are for others; deep as love,
Deep as first love, and wild with all regret,
y, death Ia lifel the days that are no more.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-23
Hill & Hupp PpGs. Attorneys,

hereby certify that the above writ entitled TO
credit of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars, less the
sum of Forty three Dollars aecruing costs paid Dec
9th 1860 as appears by the Sherhs return endorced
on the decree Of sale issued in this cause.
Attest JOHN S. LAMBERT Clerk,
fehh.fd by Jos. RoBERTs. JR Deputy.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-23
NOTICE no sCRIP HOLDERS |

Tho holders of County Warrants drawn on the
General Fund.- and registered prior to May lst
1855, requested to present the at the Treas
urer s Oihce for payment, interest the same
ceases from this date.
Nevada Feb. 7th, 1861. J. W. CHlNN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06

"a as gentleman And tha aaci1ioa ol .pnr
highest Judicial tribunal, whether IN accord.
ance With our fiaws or not, viii be strictly
and in good faith obeyed
The Legislature Of my State q few years
ago passed q law known with us ss the crow
bar law, +, tax banks the same as other pro-
Uerty-a law which they not onlg believed
to be Just, hnt also constitutional The banks
resisted the payment Of the tax. Suits were
commenced TO test its constitutiOnality. The
Supreme Court o Ohio sustained the Law,
snd declared it constitutional. Il was car
ried to the Supreme Court Of the United
States, and they pronounced the law uncon-
stitutional. The Legislature, in compliance
With that decision, repealed the law, and ap-
propriated money 70 refund 70 the banks the
taxes thus declared 10 have been Illegally
collected. I mention this as one case that
came within my own personal knoEledge. !
could name others. had | time, which would
show the law-abiding aHd loyal character Of
the entire Northern people. But it mot ne
cessary. A majority Of the people Of Ohio
believed then, and believe now, that that law
was constitutional, and that the decision Of
the Supreme Court was WrOngi yet they
obsyed its mandates, because il Was the court
Of last resort, and disObedience would be null
liication.
TO En CONTINUED.
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CTO BB ooNTIHuED.l
Port Jeaerson.


oChicSgo," the Washington correspondent
of the Chicago Tribune, writes thus OF Fort
jefferson:
"Fort J.fferA1n is, from its command Of the
Gulf of Mexico, the most important fortress
in the possession of the Government; and
the capture of It would have given the
seceders a poi-t Of refuge in the piratieal
trade into which they propose to enter, the
nature Of which no one can over estimate.
Il Is now ascertained that MF. Buchanan had
nspsr heard Of tiGt post until one day the
cues ion of reinforcing it came 40 II the Cab
met meeting. Floyd represented 70 him that
the situation was unimportanti that iorti-
ication was being built there hut that the
file Of men there were all sufficient for he
protection Of the property. Capt MeiRs, fhe
former superintendent OF the Washington
Aqueduct. had been hauished there by Floyd,
with whom he had quarreled. and was com
pleting, with a large gang Of laborers, the
defensive preparations, much as were heinE
made at Fort Sumter. When General Scott
succeeded the Virginia traitor in the war
office, his first effort, after providing for the
safety Of the Capital. was TO reinforce Fort
Jefferson. He was nota day too soon. Dis
matches from Captain Meigs received at the
DEPARTMENT yesterday say that even as the
men were landed from the Whitney, and
while their baggage and stores were Jet un-
loaded, the steamer Galveston, Southern
craft from Mobile, with five hundrel Ala
hama and New Orleans troops on board, ap-
peared at the Key with the intention Of seiE-
ing the place. They were q day too late
Major Arnold had firm possession, and II
they had attempted landing, woHld have
given them a lesson which the survivors
would long remember. Now look out for e
howl over this fact, upon which you may
rely, as an evidence of the bad faith Of the
Government of the United States.
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TIE BEARS IN PARs-A Paris letter writer
says:
While part of the population Of Pals seeks
IS pleasure in the lakes Of the Bois de Bologne,
another part devotes its leisure to the bears Of
the Garden Of Plants. The highwater in tue
Seiue-the highest since lsI9-has flooded
the dens of the bears and frozen over. This
extraordinary event has thrown the polar bears
int a state Of remarkable excitement for
the imagine themselves returned 20 their native
country, and gam5Ol all day long on the ice,
to the amusement Of the crowds that never
cease to surround them. The black bears, on the
contrary, are suffering from this state Of things,
and the physician-in-ordinary to the Garden
fearing that hey might be seized with a cat
arhh, or worse affection Of the lungs, conGeiy-
ed the idea Of throwing them some boxes Of
iujube paste. The animals ate the boxes and
left the pastel
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MOTmEB's READ THis.

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aFElFND u NEED. THY 1

De. swEErb INFALufuLE LrNIEEST Is o.sls.rsa
RON the rscilse q D.. stsBhsn Sweet .sn-
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8rass 4oaaaEl.

AMES H. ODELL. BRASS
~ LQgN DER AND MANUFACTURER ..
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06

rhs Uuion of the stalss--Tho sIa5srIfF mast
GoVsrH--ft o Treason g aseeede---liiiiiona
fer Dofonssi act ose osat Tor TrIbuisi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-06

~ TO CoSsUEPTlEEs.-The advertiser.
iagiuz Zen restored to health IN very few week
. very simple reme3ys afier having suffered ssE-
srai years with a severe lung afectiuns and thai
drsad disease, C0nsumpticn-ts unxious 70 max
known % his ielloW-sudsrsrs the means Of cure.
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- ptl0u used (frss Of oharge) with the direction,
H,r separing md using The aamo, which they vii
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ing
Purtien uishina the prescription win please 20
srsss EEF. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ootIRRs WHHsnsburgh, kings county. n. Y.
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worTn Kvovrsa.-Prof Wood, whose ed

WORM KEoHrsa.-Prof Wood whose sd
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discovered remedy ilr the Fray and bald. Va ch e
q Oucs practicabls and cheap. q requires no dy'
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testimonials aiuoss without uuuaher, md from mo-
afar-sf inieligoncs. hieh stand and moral worth
Thoes Who hsVe heeu bald FIR years sr- NV wear
frg ihrir orn Hsr, and sppesr Ten yearR younFei
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aras hahn and l,aid heads nFa bsih Pr n ture an
urnsturui q g q duty G, remedy m b tho main
rsi and undoubied mems which Prof Wood has H.
veuted ana hou kindly oa-ru n the Hllatrd Read
ID, udVrFtiseueut, III bis WoudsfiHl remedy. and
rirs tbs ProRasor q neE tsstim0nIal.-rMemphl
Wtid
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When dist,yse bas been LONG IN the sJstems the
Ant asrtsriua symptoms amer taking tbs syrup is
tlnt tbs humor inersasss on the skin- lhii should
not alarm y0u, II only shows that the disease is
-o7l-inq out just fhe result want to Sec Apply
tl rrsts ard fhs,humor viii heal, and the disease
Go7n disappesrs.
sold by saYlord Hemmond, Q. s. Mackenzie, T.
" sadkridrr. stroug 3 Armstrong and HH. fiske'
Ieseland. o.
-. AdsaE1llsmalt.
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cilsl t1ralfoi liossla- end iasie,
Iee sd rrboll remedies have sever been able 70 do
anT tbl1g Or ia Nasal iuiaciiout anG inhalatioua
ere ts lAInial and ezuenslve q thcy gtnertfy nre
rs1thlat Yet Humphreys Ctitrrh spociHe. asim-
pisSUGAR PILL, tskeh tuo OF ihros times pr
dag, rfortg ourel the mildsr cssal. cures a. nuoe
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VcfiAg u.s. tie uas Sbstinai5 cases. as proved by
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rFampsr not with Nature and the law
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80 bra habits Of tha bazef sort may b. oYeFc0me b.
.ac rslui pefus.d u the work, "Humsn FFailgy, o.
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lhaasi.snd fsraded victims that bower the brint
oFdissoluti,n the paths Of happiness and virtue
He'd aBd 10 coEyicad, the truth is there
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York i'r'cs a5c., son free Of postage eVeryWh0re.
Aias ssla by Z 3 Gaylord and william Eisks
Druggists. ulsvaiand. Ohio-
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EResioraiive Cordial and Bloed Reno
s.ior. -Rsador allow Us 20 call yoar attention to
ts szeslest ariicir. adveFtissi 10 another column
she nauc 81 the proprietor e alfsudy amllihr a. .
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euaradloa 81 The ezreleuea Of the cordial II ia 3
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Of INTRINSIC merit.
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