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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-31
Aug -, 81 dim
'nRIGINAL NOTICE.

To James CulleHon.
You are hereby notified thai there Is now on he In
the Clerk ONCE ofthe District Court Of Lee coaniy
Iowa Ut Fort Madison,a petition Of Hiram Barney
claiming Judgment Against James Cuilcston for one
thousand dollars and ton rer cont Interest," from the
lst OF Aug 1851, upon hs mortgage 10 Charsa ason,
and the salo Of sAid nongAged premises. being the
g. II. Of the NJ f. OF Section two (9, Township six
" ak (6 north, Range seven % west, 10 Lee county.
Iowa " LAY Oh said debt the cxtingushme Of the
equity ofredsmpuon. and for general relief;
And you must appear and answer said petition by
or second day Of The next term OF said Court
to be held al Fl MAdison the nrst Monday Of De-
ber l66i judgment Will be had - prayed for,
BY default H. SCOTT HOWELL.
Auk %, 6I dim Attorney for plaintiff.
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DAlLr HAra Crrs Uvvna,l
ksokak. Ang. -.
FLoUR-Super6net ~ 4oj Spring wheat ex
ira, 81 rs, Fall wheat, o rtfA, &2t0.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 500 10 psrloe.
CokN-l4to Is.
BARLEY-No sale.
WHEAT In good deEand. Fall GO, 10 7t
spring - cAeice do. b..
OA1s-A 10 Itc.
RYE-zOc dull.
P0TATOEs--Nev, 20 to Is by the load; rs.ai
-.
sRocKkIEs-Fev orleap. Sugar, faii sasaa
prime 81 to VI, clarified saalsi, erushsd AsdioaI
ll}ai24. Observation-Disclosures SIto ~, q n ~
70 Is, soldsn syrur,e5 TO roc. co6cs-Rio II
TO ISL. Jsva sote 10. Lasuyra, 70 ~ 10 -. Ries
81 to So.
soAP-PaIn ste, Family SIC, German ,(cin
1tto7l.
cAkDLEs--stsr Toto IL. stsarins ls. sum
msr Pressed, III.
IL,
LARU-6to Z; retail Toe.
BuTTEk-Common6 to Z choies 10; retail
l3l.
LHATHER-sole IS TO ise; Harness III.
IA0LG-nIJ kf10nt - kfech snscF PoItt
80 to see; green hes skins -.
HAY-Ttmothy, t5Loa6 90; Prairie 3 6sa44
5EEDS.-Hungariap Grass %. Timothy ~ 90
Flax Seed, 10.
6UEDRIEb Onions, 4ete 20 KRFs, 8 to 81.
ysathsrs, see 10 s5c; White B4ans, 50 to 4 %
FRUIT-Dried apples, 70 to 80 Psr bush.-
Dried psasAss u -. to 10; Raisias, - 7tte
IS.
cHRESE--W.R.s; Denmark 81 tel.
BEEF-ISA3c gross; Be - 10 psr quarter
sHEEP-$1 - to ~ 5eN hsad.
SALT-G .A..&3 10 to 22spsr saek Kansv-
NJ, - to - per Dbl. Liverpool, II sea3 %
pr ssrh; Lake ~ 9tto43 - y MI. 4f
FISH--,AA4ksrel, 10. 4 So TO 81 y bbI; Nc
taissrel7, No. tl2io4lS. white, NC. Il : s y
70 s. - U han Dbl. Csd Fish Ito ~ b.
RAG--1!c.
OLD IROS--i ic per n; Brass sto lecpsr
h.; Copper ia per b.
kxca Anos-carrency, 5to Per cent; Bankable
Funds, H.
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liEst Unlsars.A CAnsc \, ~


0UPEMVbA<Dk - LIZ q COUNTY.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, that, in &C.
i cordance With ssctios 2, chap. "a, acts spscisl
session OF the 9Th General Assembly, and iustxuc-
tions from the Auditor Of State to meet ct the Court
House in Fl Madison on Monday, the "a day Of
September next. IT 10 o'clock i. ~ for the purpose
Of leyying the several tsx - required by sections
ITO aud TAG Of the Rcvisipa q 1850, and the tran
saction Of any othsr buaideA NNught before you.
ERIE J. LEIGH, Clerk.
Aug. 10, 1861.
lPlaindsalg copy.l
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PosTPoxED. The sale advertised in our
paper for ssss days hast, By the Oos.is-
siossrs Of the Dee Moinss River Improve
nent, OF the dAns, water power, &s., be-
iongiDg 10 the State, has been postponed -
follows: Bsnsonspors, Sept. Gath; Bona-
parte, Sept. 18th, and Croton Sept. 26sh.
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courts Postponed.

Judge Springer has notified the Clerk and
menbers Of the bar ~ this place that there
will be no term Of court held ct Ksokuk this
fall. The fell term Of court 10 Van Buren,
county y also postponed, Or rather, there
will BE- 10 fall term.
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Border Troubtss.

Rev. JOHN H. Cox will lecture On border Msthodism
and Border Life In Missouri It the Chatham Square n.
1.Church IN this city. Monday evening Sept ID GO
end hear him, Nc Ii . refugee from the rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-31

First Cavalry Kegloent.
The field officers Of this regiment resigned,
and new election vas hsld, rssalsiBg IN the
s.eisction Of oil the officers except Ii. Col.
Nose. Capt. Torrenee was elected 10 bis
place.
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NOTICE.

To Jacob Eberhart L. Harbine, A. b. Porter, Lauren
Dewey James Harlan, Robert Wilson, J.A.McDow-
ell, Clsghnrn Il Harrison, ". KeFsey, w w seon
\. n. Hiatt, J.k .Hornsh, David Resd. Harvey LAT.
tier, W. RI. Wonhington, Ford, GorhAm d Ford
Worster, Templin d Co., Hatch E Thompson, II. h.
Foster, J. n, Gvin. J. II Day, assignee, 4e., G. n,
L. Rnddlck, HAskins, H~iskilI Co., Peter stry
Geo, C. Anderson, Jas Burrows. Henry Huiska amp
q. Buckingham, Brown 4 ctendenning, Abram
Weimore. Vim. Gray don 4 Co, WAX Lee d Co.
A, hridgmAn q Co, Y: Ihnlsen Co, Rankin, Mn
Ter a Enster, James Neal. Kendall, Howe + Co,
Reed. Cutler 4 Co, X. M. Reynolds, SAINT Boat
man aEmmersoD, Cochran4 Co, and Jsmss Gosden,
defendants.
You and each OF you are hereby aotiaed that there
Is file in the Office OF the Clerk OF the district
Court Of Les eoaAty, Iowa, ~ Fl. Madison. petition
Of Hiram Karnrs. Claiming OF You, Jacob Eberhart,
the Of seven hundred dollars, with ten per cent
interest. per snnum, payable annually. rs money due
on Jacob kberharh mortgage, made 10 Charles Ma
son. ahd since assigned to Hiram barney. dated goth
May. 1854 also Claiming against each OF you the fore
closure OF said mortgage, the same being upon the
south half 81 the south quarter Of Section Kline,
o. Township sixt, t61 north Of Range ave t5
In Lee county. lowA, tor The ufxkAse money. and fur
thsr asking for sale OF ssld premiAaa, and general
relief And unisss yon appear and answer said Pc
ttion before oi the second day OF the
term of sxid Court 10 commence II Fl. Madisnn on
The nrss Munda, Of December A. d., 1861, default
will be entered against YOU and Judgment rendered
thereon, ~ prayed for IN said petition.
III SCOTT HOWELL,
Aug %. TI dim rney Tor plaintiff.
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TAs asslease 81 mr.. DsssfSr.

Gen. Banks j. not mot 70 blsns Tor the re-
lease OF the Hon. A. r. Boteler. His orders
80 Col. Leonard Of tho MAssachusets 18th,
were to take and hold hin /; but Mr.. Boteler's
tongue WAS 700 mach for Col. Leonard, who
set him free on HE own responsibility, and
mot grestly to General Banks's delight
lCor. N. \. Tribune, 26sh.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Henry l.. FinAi.
You are hereby notified that Hiram Barney has filed
his petition in the District Court, Lee County Iowa.
at Fort Madison, against praying for judgment
against Henry l., kinal, upon bis mortgage given to
Charles Mas for the Of th0us and dollars
with ten per cent interest from August, ls6l aud for
the sale Of the sast half Of the fractional northwest
quarter OF section six, l6 Township sixty six, 10
Range six TO- west, In Lee County, Iowa, TO pay OF
said debt and The extlnguis Of all equity OF
demption, and for the appointment Of Receiver TO
81 IN ofua ~ 8 r. 9
And you must appear and answer said petition BY
OF the second day Of next term OF said Court to be
held the first Monday Of December, 1851, judg-
ment will be had thereon, as prayed for.
Ill. SCOTT HOWELL,
Aug %, 6l.dlm Attorney for Plaintiff
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BUsINEss At INV ORLEARs.-Ths follow.
Ing 10 tho Picsyuns market report for Aug.
18th. This day 10 but ; sanpls Of about
every day:
CottDn--Ws did not hear Of sale Ia. day.
Receipts, none.
Molssses- Nothing reported.
Lsrd-N0thinR trADsplred.
Co6se--NothlDg reported.
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Brlns IN s,.mrs ..s Envelopes.

Bving IN Bt4mPs ana EnvoiOpcA.
Persons haviDg stsmps ani envelopes sf
the old style will return them to tho POST
ONCE 10 exchange for the new style during
the present week.
None Of tho old stamps or envelopes viii
be received It this ofioe for postage after
Saturday next.
J.B. HOWELL, P. NJ.
Aug. 26, 1861.
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TBsyArd Taylor, nov % . visit Ia Eu-
rope y expected baek 10 fs~ days, A.
will join shs army - the var correspond
est Of shs New York Tribans. u il sag -4A
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Che @ate Qitp.
KEOKUK, SATURDAY. AUG. 81.
ray THE CARKIER.

Let subscribers remember that John Fry
win call for the quarters to day, snd that
they can save . great deal OF trouble BY
leaving the quarter 1t the place where the
paper il delivered. They may also rsmem.
Der that 10 these dull times papers have liz
tie TO live on besides the subscription, and
prompt payment 10 highly necessary.
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NOTICE.

TO William Haw kns. Jeremiah Hawkins defendants:
You are hereby notified that there il Ill. in
Iowa. at II. Madison. Petition OF Jno. r. Davis,
and Wn. Prise claiming Judgment foreclosure n .
mortgage against said VIM. HAWKING, and Jercm iah
Hawkins above named. for the OF hundred dol.
lars, with per interest from the 2ist day Of
August 1861. and against all said defendants abvvs
named praying also for the foreclosure OF mertgake
given By said VIM. Haw kins JnO. r. Davis and
Price upon IS fest front OF of the ends Of lots
~ and two, (2l In block forty five AS in ID. w. Kill.
born.s Addition City Of Keokuk Lee Co., Iowa. the
sale of said premises and the extingushment
Of all equity of redemption therein.
Now you are fed appear and anSwer said Pc
tition the morning OF the second day of the
texn Of said Court be holden the lst Monday Of
December 1861, or Judgment and decree will be had
therein prayed for, BY default.
III. SCOTT HOW'LL
Aug "a. 6ldlm Solicitor for Petitioner.
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6oLDlEss GoxE - The soldiers OF the 9Th
Regiment, Who gallansly volunteered to come
70 the relief OF Col. Moore, left our city yes
tsrday morning on their return TO Daven.
port.
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Nor AxRivED,--The packet due from St.
Louis on Thursday night, missed the trip
entcrely, and the one due last night bad mot
arrived At IL o'clock.
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE.
OrFIcE or TIE BOAsD or CoAMissIoSkml
DIS MoisEs kivEa IAPRovEnsar. (

NOTICE.
OFrIcE or TIE BoAsp or CoAMmsIosKml
DIS MoisKs kIvEa IAPRovEnEsr.
keosanqua, July "a, 1861.
NOTICE i hereby given thst the undenigned
IN Commissioners Of the Du Moines River I'm.
provemeut, appointed uudcr m Act Of the Legisla-
TURF Of the State Of Iowa. passed March Bird. 1860
ontitled IN Act in relation to the Des Moinos Riv-
improvement will proceed to offer for sale 70 the
higLt bidder, ell the interest IL the State Of Iowa
in and 70 the Locks Dams and water power, md ali
the lands aud Ios sppursenAnt thereto, situated and
located u the following points the De- Mones
River: At the towns OF bsntonsport and Honaparte,
the county Of Van Burcn and al the town Of Gro
ton. in the county Of Lee State Of Iowa. y follows
~ Bentonsport on Tuesday. Sept Oath. 1t 2 O'Clock
r. =. At Bonaparte on Wednesday, Sept 18th, Il
two o'clock 7. H., and at Croton on Thursday, Sept.
z6.h. 1861, At Q o'clock =. y.
Said sale will be msdcin conformity with the Itk
section Of the acs aforesaid.
Terms and conditions farther made known at the
pisces and on the days of sale.
EDWARD JUHNSTON,l
Il. J.JEWETT, ) Com'n.
u. MAYNA
Aug 20 dtd.
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e The gallant General Robert Ander-
son, the brave defender OF Sumter, and .
patriotic ksntuckian, il rendering good ser
wise 10 Kentucky, in defense Of the Govern.
nest Of the United States, and against tho
traitors Of his own State. Charles Mason,
Of Iowa, on the sootrary, is rendering the
beet possible ssrviss DO sbs rebels Of the Con
federese States BY asssilisg the Government
and iss Administrations. and xhinias 10 f.
vor Of an impossible peace, except on sondi-
ton Of surrender TO JED. Davis. ID bis
greedy thirst for ofhee, would asythisg SOFT
Mason better? ASS classmate and personal
friend Of JET. Davis, be msy oosot With
confidence on high olhce in Case that rob
d usarpsr should ssccsed 10 ovsrthrowing
thc Governments.
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Il The Twenty fret New York Regiment
nsar Washisesoo, made up Of BsfIslouisns,
has met With terrible calamity. Tso Of
iss members have died Of bydrophobia, end
I've others were bitten By the same dog thAs
caused The death OF their comrades.
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The report that Palmyra Vas taken
Vas not confirmed in Quincy lsss night
The train Of cars 6rsd into WAS some Ave
Diles vest Of Palmyrs. II Vas thought that
0en. Huribnt had 1000 men a. Kirksville.
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What business has Burlington TO complais
Of the call made BY our citizens on Daven-
port for troops TO 10 into Missouri We
did no. disturb their peace. We left the
csyairv regimrpt unconscious Of the apprc-
hendsd danger, rnsticating 10 the saburbs of
Burlington and cavorsing through its peace
ful and quiet streets, waiting for their sad.
dies and other dire prep arstioas for the ON
inous word, "On 10 RiohmoDdr" We would
not divert them from their fell purpose By
sskipg them to sngags in the petty business
OF defending the cit,sens Of lows or the
Union men Ct Missouri from Green's three
thousand horsem.n, mounted on old sdddlss.
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fREIGHTS.
By thisronte frsights of all dsssripsi ions car
be forwarded from Philadelphia, - lork. Be-
ton Or Baltimore, toor from any point on the
Railroads OF ohio, Kentucky indiana, Illinois.
Wtseonsin, Iowaor Mi.sturi. ~ KAILRoAp p,'
R1cY.
The Penney lvAnia Railroad also Connect. -
Pittsbure with > tea msfs, BY which Aoods can s.
forwarded to any point on the Ohio. Muskinevn
kentucky ,Tenne ssee. 20 AN bsrIssd, 4 iltnois. ks
sissippi ~ isoopsin, Missouri, KaAsas, Arkansss
and Red livsrs; and II Cleveland, Sandasky anc
Chicago with StcamerSto All Portt on the North
Western Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrusting the trans
portAtiou " their FREIGHT 10 tbia Company. cal
rely with confidence On its speedy transit.
TIE RATES or FKEIHlIT to arr point n
the West ~ u sPeunsylvsniA ksilresd apscf 81
hMss Easesc bas1s cAssy - ~ SeAs, AsSlYos1
Coatanieg.
ASEe ,artisslsrte mar tpackAess" VIA Pam
R.R.n-nA -kt4#e x
81 SHEapER ,philsdslphis
i MACAAw + koOnA so North-st.t BAltinefs.
Il LREoR a TO. No. 3 Aston House, or Mel 8
~f#t8s Wm. ST., Ny.
Lx.cu r Co., No. II statestrset Boston.
II. II. HOUSTON den Freight ag't ,Philadelphia
L. l.. HOIPT, Hen'i Ticket Agent Phsladrlphia
ENOCH Lewis, General supt, Altcona, fsnn
Aug 3, aid
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HThs NeUs, Democratic organ Of the Van
Burea county Democracy, carries the Ma
honey Peace Ticket =. the bead Of iss ool-
umns, and the editor s'calls for pcaoe 70 saws
the Union" We tssst thas Republicans, Dsm-
osssts, Union men and men Of all shAdes al
opinion Who ara in favor Of prosecuting thu
var against traitors, will nnlts in Van b.
rem 70 overthrow this Peace Party.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-09

CLOTHED IN SILK EVERY DAY.-The last
Paris Moniteur publishes the report of NJ.
Guerin Meneville, on the result of the in
PRODUCTION into France and Algeria of the
China silk worm, which produces a very
strong silky thread, and so cheap that II
may be used for the clothing even of the
laboring classes. The experiment is said to
have been very successful, and the enthusi-
astic reporter says that the new silk worm
will produce, Gin the course of few years,
sufficient silk to furnish the clothing of the
working classes of France, to the exclusion
of cotton fabrics"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-09

PRETrY GooD.-In the Massachusetts
Legislature, on the 18th ult, MY. Tyler, Of
Boston, introduced resolution that, "in
view of the great suffering in SOuth Carroll
ma, the immediate consequence of the cit-
zens OF that State acting under a mistaken
idea Of their rights and obligations, aud IN
view Of the abundance and prosperity OF
this commonwealth a sum be appropriated
from the State Treasury, to be invested in
provisions aud stores for our suffering fell
low countrymen in that State" This mag.
unanimous proposition has no parallel in his
tory, and but one, we believe, in standard
fiction. When messenger announces to
Richard ILL.," in the tragedy of that name,
that the army of "Richmond' is in a starv-
ing condition, the tyrant declares. in the
plentitnde of his valor, that he will first
feed and then fght the rebels.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-09
Legal Notices.
CHERTFFo sALE.-Whereas, on the

CHERIFF' SALE.-Whereus, on the
- l4th dav of January, A. D. 1861, q final judy
ment and Decree was rendered in the District Court
Of the Fourteenth Judicial District Of the State Of
California in and for the county of Nevada against
STEPHEN W FOLSOM and in favor Of JOHN MAD
DEN, for the sum of Eight Hundred and Thrty-iye
Dollars principal debt, with interest on the princ
pal at the rate Of five per cent per month from the
rendition Of Judgment until paid, together with all
costs OF suit And whereas, on the said 18th day Of
JANUARY L. H. 1861, it was ordered and deereed BY
said Court that the Mortgage set forth IN plaintiffs
complaint be foreclosed, and the property therein
described TO wit: The undivided one-tourth part
Of the land premises mining claims and property
adjoining the GO-Ahead Mining Company's claims,
bounded on the north by Harrison Company, on
the west by Carbin Company, on the east and
north by Henry Tatien & Companys mining claims
being ali the right and title Of the said defendant
therein Also all the right title and interest of the
said defendant, of in and unto the one equal and un
divided fourth part of the mining claims owned by
the Go Ahead Mining Company so called, and the an
divided fourth Of all trunks suiccs, boxes, hose
and appurtenance belonging to said claims"-all Of
said property lying and being on san Juan Hill, in
Bridgeport Township, County of Nevada andState Of
California be levied upon and sold to satisfy said udg-
ment interest and costs.
Notice is hereby given that will sell all of the
above described property, to the highest and best
bidder for cash. on Wednesday, the 18th day Of Feb
ruary 1861 in front of the Court House noor in the
City of Nevada between the hours Of 10 O'Clock NJ.
and O'Clock NJ. to satisfy and pay said Judgment
Given under my band this pod day Of Jan. 1861.
J. B. VAN HAGAN. sheriff,
BY JANIS b. VAN HAGAN, rcpnty'
+. J. Dunn. PIES Atty. ian22-td
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-09

KIDS NEw SrEAMER.- The Alta, Feb
9th, says: Yesterday we visited the new
boat, Kidd, at North Point, and were sur
prised to find her so near completed. Her
engines (2,) aud boilers a. are on board;
her staterooms and hurricane deck are
nearly built, and coon the boat will be fin
ished. Then let all interested look out for
long and vigorous opposition.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-09
A CASE OFRUsEOE.

Two brown heads with tossing curis,
Red lips shutting over pearls,
rare feet white and wet with dew.
Two ewes black and two eyes blue;
Little girl and boywefe they,
Katie Lee and Willie Grey.
They were standing where brook,
Bending like shepherd's crook,
Flushed It's silver, and thick ranks
OF green willows lined the banks;
Half ia thought, and half In play
Katie Lee and Willie Grey
They had cheeks like cherries red,
Ho was taller--'mOst a head:
She, with arms like wreaths Of snow,
Swung a basket TO and fro,
As she loitered, halfin play,
Chattering to Willie Grey.
''Pretty Katie" Willie said,
And there came dash Of rcd
Through the brownness Of bis cheeks
"Boys are strong, and girls are weak,
Aud I'll carry, so ] will,
Katie's basket up the bill"
Katie answered with laugh,
"You shall carry only half"
And then tossing back her curls--
Boys are weak as well as girs;"
DO you think that Katie guessed
Half the wisdom she expressed3
Men are only boys grown tall,
Hearts don't change much after all
And when long years from that day,
Katie Lee and Willie Grey
Stood again beside the brook
Bending like shepherds crook
Il II strange that Willie said,
While again dash Of red
Crossed the bfownness Of his cheeks
81 am strong and you are weak;
Life Is but slippery steep
Hung with shadows cold and deep"
aWilI you trust me. Katie dearf
Walk beside me without iearg
Nay carry If will,
All your burdens up the hillY''
"No, but you may carry halfl'
Said Katie with merry laugh.
Close beside the little brook,
Bending like a shepherds crook,
Washing with its silver hands,
late aud early at the sands,
Is cottage, where, to-day
Katie lives with Willie Grey.
In the porch she sits, and lo
Swings a basket to and fro,
Vastly different from the one
That she swung In years agone;
This Is long, and deep, and wide,
And has--RocKRRs at the sidel
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-09
CHERIFF9s sALE.-Whereas. ON the

By JAS. b. VAN HAGAN, Deputy.
+. J. Dunn. Pits Atty. feb2 II
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-09
C,HERIFF0s sALE.-Whcrcas, ON the

C1HEKIEt"S ALE.-WhefeaS, on the
- 2Sth day Of January, A. D. 1861 Gnal Judgment
and Decree was rendered in the District Court of the
Fourteenth Judicial Distri of the State Of Cafor
mia in and for the county Of Nevada. against ETH
IEI CORBETT and WIFE ct ais, and in favor Of D.
& B. IACHsIAN for the sum Of Five Hundred and
hftvtwo dollars principal debt, with interest on the
principal at the rate of ten per cent. per annum from
the u st day Of January 1861 until paid, together
with all costs of suit. And whereas, on the said
2stb dav Of January A. D. 1851. il ordered and
decreed by the said Court. that the Mortgage set
forth in plaintiffs complaint be foreclosed, and tie
property therein described, to wit That certain
Ranch piece parcel Of ground, lying and being in
Nevada county State OF California and known
Lind Ranch. situated in Willow Valley, about two
miles north east Of Nevada City, the Washington
road. bounded and containing as follows, to witt
Commencing at a stake cabin, at or near the
Snow Mountain Ditch, and running north 4S' 30'
west two thousand six hundred and forty feet
ing said ditch to a pine stump; thence north So 3O'
east two thousand six hundred and forty feet,
ing a road TO Nevada City and Snow Mountain Ditch
to stake on the hill side thence alous the hill side
south sac 30 east two Thousand six hundred ami
forty feet TO n stake thence south 81 30 west two
thousand six hundred and forty feet, crossing Old
TO the place Of beginning, containing one hundred
and sixty acres be levied upon and sold to satisfy
said Judgment, interest and costs.
Notice is hereby given, that Twill expose to public
sale all the above described property, to the highest
bidder for cash in front Of the Court House door
in tho CITY Of Nevada. on Tuesday February Goth
1861 between the hours of O'Clock a. NJ, and
O'Clock P N.
Given under my hand this 2d day Of Feb. 1861.
j. B. VAN HAGAN, Sheriff.
BY JAS. b. VAN HAGAN, Deputy.
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