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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26

The following is the card of the proprietor Of the
Marshall House whose death is recorded in the above
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26

Virginia determined and conquer under the corumsnt
Of JEER. DAVIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
MARSHALL UOUSF

JasEs W JACKSON, Proprietor,
Corner # fitt aud kiag streets,
ALExASDRiA, Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23
TELEGRAPmIC WV
Items from the Lou.svills pspsrs,

GRRsx RIVER, KY., Sept. zD--tvis Mobile.
Sept. 2lst.)- mum Der Of Sootherners passed
here this p. NJ. rom Lonisvfile. In various
conveyances. They report that Gov. More.
head has BEEN arrested and sent to Fort La.
fayette.
The Frankfort Legislature cafis TIE Ken.
tuckians and TeDnesseeans "irraders," and ds-
clares that they must re expelled. They
came TO Kentucky to preserve the tranquility
of the State. They also request the Governor
10 place Thomas l.. Cri.tenden In Command
Of the state troops.
MIR. Underwood was unable TO suppress his
emotions - sooke against the adoption Of
such resoi: .-s.os. This statement is taken
from the I.cuts ,lle Journal.
The LOUISVILLE Coarier has been suppressed.
Gen. Rousseau on yesterday morning was
crossing the Rolling Fork in fia,sras he did
not relish the mastering of the H.sdin county
boys. He very suddenly re-crossed the 600
that hal been conveyed over.
Muldraughs hill has not vet been oceu ried
Green River is the name given 10 a neigh.
borhood of Bowling G. een
The Louisville Courir of the 18th inst. has
the following news items:
Boston, SEPT l6.-Captain King Of the brig
Northnan, reports the priyateer Sumter at
Fort Amsterdam on the 23d of August
letter from Surinam states that the Sum
ter was there on the 3lst Of August, destitute
of coal and provisions. The captain threat
ened 10 fire on the town unless supplied.
ST f-',is. Sept. le.--Gen. Fremont will be
ful ,.s ID on the LIST of October with five bat.
! to- I'd all equipments
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Later.

The Nashville american, Of Friday last
received last evening, contains glowing
statement Of the occupat on of Muldrou gh 8
Hill, thirty three miles from Louis willie, by
the Confederate forces under Gen. Buckner
with full particulars /; but unto tunately the
account winds mp follows:
Since writing the above, we have heard
seemingly authentic rumors that teiegra phic
dispatches have been received in town. an
nouncing that the enemy have occupied Null
drough's Hill, IN advance of General Buck
ner. We are inclined To credit this account
II SO. he is destined to be speedily dislodged by
the force OF Gen. Buckner.
The Memphis AppeaI, Of the same date,
says:
Late intelligence from Kentucky leaves 1t
doubtful AS to who possesses Muldrough's
Hiil, though We think II very probable that
the Confederates have il, for the reasons sta
ted on yesterday
1t Is certain, however, that our troops have
possession of Craw:ordyilIe, on Green river,
and also of the railroad bridge Bacon
Creek, which is about twenty miles from
Eliz Lethtown.
With the advantages which we now have
We can certainly foil the enemy's movements
IN that vicinity, If our men will only exhibit
a proper degree of energy, either in ad-
Nancing themselves or by taking steps to him
der the progress o. the toe, as can be easily
done by the destruction of bridges and OBJ
strueting roads.
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Two regiments from this State and three
from Indiana are TO be moved to-day and to-
morrow TO Gen. Reynolds assistance. One
OF the Indiana regiments passes through here
this morning.
LINCOLN TRYING TO EEcarrr IN CANADA
MIt will be seen by the following that Lin
coin recruiting is at heavy discount In
Canada. The people there have means of
sustenance, and are not compelled 10 enlist
for bread
An attempt was recently made, IL is said
to recruit for the American army In Canada
"A piacard, advertising for volunteers, POSTED
IN kingston, by some persons from Roe lac ster
" T., was removed by public officer and
bFoC.ht to the police court. Instructions
We're forthwith issued 10 the police to destroy
any similar cards that might appear in th.
streets or public saloons of that city.
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NitImunn pispatrb.
1oypAY MORNING. SEPT. %. ISL,

Tsy SITUATION OF ArFAiRs.--We give this
,,nYng, FROM our correspondents, and from
s.,,hern and southern sources. all the in
NATION cbtainable In regard TO the move
..nts and situation of the armies The
q from kentucky possesses the most in
'..,tt and perhaps The attempts which the
r.ierals are making in that State are more
.s,nor;aat than aay thing hl,hefto developed,
1.l.,rai Rutlner. ia viii De seen. had occu.
...1 Rowling Green another account rcpra
ais lin ut Euxabethtown, near which 9
road bridge had been burnt by he ro,,.
..serstc< aud The latest aa,fces contain n
,,fsor thar be was at MuldrAugh's HIM an
e,s.leut strategic point only thtrty.tbra.
,s,irs from Louisville. A few DAYS win
oasb,lsss dcveiore startling events IN Ken.
,a.&y.
The rows from Missouri il through North
m sources vet even these seem more favor.
allie sban othcrwis" 10 the southern cansa
Oar armies n Virginia remain in very
--s.b ghe satne situation as at last ac,,,,+s
Ttcyr ass probably been 10 engagement vet
,- H. West, and il IS hope. that reinforce
asats viii reach Gems. FLOYD and Wise in
,.rss To issure their commands 2 against disas-
.sr. Thr Central train has brought no ru-
r.ers fer two days past, though a few prison
- ha5r arrived to help MI up the places OF
isasa WHO have departed for the sunny South
pae passenger said that our troops had nd
,sv~,a IS near 10 Washington rs they could
.t and were going into winter quarters -
W ;lsiuk she winter quarters will not be on
.b.s size of The Potomac.
aluGA aIUyity WAS observable NJ the War
l,ensrtnlcnt on saturday. There were crowds
o.aereaus AwTying abort the Offices, all seem
.a-ls lateE; on Important business. Score
.-s BENJAMIN appears 10 discharge his ar
.a5us duties rs Il he were accustomed 10 hard
.saor. preserving meanwhile a suavi;y OF
a..s.a,r which is pleasing 10 all who hold
..-..,7ur,e with hln.
tat,r.--A EIe~okI ROB rUF Cu~rRnPKaTEs N
yhy.--G.sr@tohes were received in this
ely yn vsstr rday, stating that the Tennessee
eas, eight hundred Strong. had succeeded in
t-s.a- liz tederals, thirteen hundred
..r.a1. rom Nuldv3U-u's hal, in Kentucky
Severed reports were rile respecting the rrla-
afs ut.H n.rs engaged, but all agree nnon the
,,..e 1:y ci p victory.
Ihr news "a confirmed by the Rev Mr..
70, MISSIONARY Secretary OF the Ii. F.
tas.,a. South, who announced the ioteri.
a.u-s e. ,lr victory 81 Trinity Church, in
$40 course Of his sermon, last night, uson the
saayt.tr OK % dispatch direct from the vi
l.o..y O.. t,e BATTLE-GROUND, and written by
B eof Gentleman high in Office. Authentic
ra--.-r.t.r - Of tle battle viii doubtless be re-
.ava t5-aav.
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4 NOTABLE APPoISTABXT.-Prince Polignac,
9! France, has received an appointment upon
t-A. Beauregards staff, with the rank of
L.vutenant- Colonel, lie is grandson OF the
!daous Prince PoNgnac, who was iinprison-
cd at Ham for his fidelity 10 Ch0rles Il
lie is reported 10 be in close communication
With Louis Napoleon, and upon terms of in
i1acy with Count Moray. II is to him we
aye indebted Tor the insertion in the Paris
journals last spring, of various friendly no.
does OF the Confederate Government. He
'~nlr> highly recommended by our friends in
Paris. He is about thirty years old, and ex-
ceecingiy plain and unpretending. His fam
~ mas enjoyed the title of Prince for five
hun red years.
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a GEsUISE RELIC or THE REyoLrrIoN.-
P" are informed that not long since, some
FOL jieTs Of an AlabaEla regiment while eXca
'duHg upon the old battlefield at Yorktown,
"0t ttr from "Cornwallis's Cave" came upon
Hi sieIetou of human being and in the
pot where pocket should have been,
~ r1l6tr d0iiar. Our informant could not
iri4fAber tie precise date Of the coin, though
- wa towards the close of the last century.
81 vas undoubtedly the skeleton of soldier
- Tie evolutionary war. Many relics have
'teh found beneath the soil Of that celebrated
D~''le- heid bat this Is the most remarkable
'"r "e ever heard of.
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1e~ ~a5gNfsH Mar HAWKS NFsr.-Coi.
J. L.iHs Davis. in his Official report Of the
surmsn ID The han,vla Valley, between
IT, ca'airy com aries under his command
sri a,ay o. jAe enemy, puts down the loss
o.tEa 'asr'r g. atty killed and wounded. aud
.#rs- number OF prisoners, while no one
as "caEdsa Oh our side. The Colonel
"A" 0., ;he creo4; Ct th.S brilliant affair 10
4". t'l. j. \. Garrison, ana modestIy
gece- l'u.s "a Ia t-.e background. Weuotic,-
...s peculiar c;rcun distance; for lomman-
r.-s a t"s 1aIG generally like 20 L. Ae . them
--.,ss a- much credit in the event ylct,rv
s. sumst}n,rs viii allow
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LOSE, STssANsisH, &c.

~-
OST-On saturday last. Broad street. 10.
IL tween 9Th and 9th a lady GOLD BkEAsr 4.
f-4s liberal reward viii be paid for it, Iiy ~
az tho store CT JACOB MAJ, on Ct, between
Broad and Marshall sire, Is, or rs this Office
So Cit
/ 'OSi-On frdiy morning, tet'vCen 1r,a AMI
/ 4 Franklin streets and the neIghnornpors Of
Springfield HAL pair II GOLD sire tAtLEs
The tuder VII be literally rewarded by having
them s,t this office. Sc 23--,3t
SNTRA ED. - StTayed from the SUI se,ib,r',
- residence, "n Cauat, u tween Isl and "a sgs,,
u large Red Buffalo COW. with = hIte fsca A
reward Of - will De p id for her delivery % me &C
nay residence, or information SO hat can ge; her
again. Sc 2i- ii e. 4 NJ IES
tNIN DO l. l. y Rs REV n GD
l. Suayed from my residence, on Clay street
three squares above Brooke Aytnue a unedi.
um-sized Rcd co w Had when she hft
home bell ON, with double belt and "a home
made buckle, made of wire, on the satne; she had
lso scar oi her sides as though Il n "a done
with heavy whip; or il might have been by auo-
er cows horn. will give the above reward #
delivered TO me- OF such information go that ! C..a
get her. SO Its IL T. CRO%IE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

II-r1rll oF BAHGss. 4 large number of
eH't irr-r> have been sent from this cjtv 10
l."...z '-."V,tc@ Il purpose which we shall not
H-.s2''. The G0ycrSmeEt is fully aware Of
H." q c-ssity Of protecting the rivers on both
oI 'Ha Peninsula, 10 prevent outrages
~ ~ q" tA"se p.rpetrated by the Yankees on
'a-slv:.> of ID" EIppahannock and the Poto-
'.1e. SEt: this VIII he done eItctual!v, we
r.r. uo alUbr. The topography OF the coun-
r. 'u lower Virginia is t!iken advantage of by
,lr lraucal invaders on every possible ccca-
rlaa. aad hence the necessity of close watch
3D.. aat constant vigilance ON the part OF our
GytrrHEont and people.
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AtIEr ENENiFs.-TEs is the last day of grace
allowed by The statute OF the Confederate Con-
gross for taking the oath Of citizenship in the
tanesd rate States. Those aliens who omit
L. g"alify may subject themselves TO the dis
agreeable alternative Of being sent forth by
ft~ Narshais beyond the limits Of the South
tIn Confederacy.
- 10 The question-what residents of the
@.uth are aliens liable 70 be treated as such
Under the statute in question we publish
day am opinion OF Judge Pearson. who is
She ConfedeCa te Judge ia North Carolina.
whose reputation as iurist gives his letter on
She snhiect OF aIienage es pecial value and i'm
iyttanrc At the present iuncture OF affairs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-23

'oLoHFI EDWARD J. s;TEFToF.-The name Of
MS gallant officer haas lately appeared in
irlut as one OF those who, though a native
q the Confederate States, was in the service
q lac Lincoln Government. II is but an act
u simple justice 10 h.In and his numerous
friends 10 state that more than Il year ago ne
lad violent attack of paralysis, and Tor
many months his life was despaired Of He
vas talen from Lynchburs to Philadel pnia
ior medical treatment, and remained there
until about the time the war broke out, when
Ae WAS removed TO Canada, whore he is now
understood to be in a state of hopeless pros
ration Of mind and body. He is no doubt
Unconscious OF the condition of the country,
and Of the wrongs his native State is now
s3herlng at the hands OF the despot Al Wash
ia2ton, or he would have been among the
A--t 10 come 10 her rescue.
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Army or THE PoroAAc,-~A correspondent at
"ifiaN writes that Gen. Beauregard has
+1' "heed to that place, and made his head
H'aiiefs al the residence Of 4. Il. Love, ltsq.,
-'- mat Gen. Johnston has estabiished has
A'aaquarteas at Fairfax Station
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kpaofios Capt. Thomas +. Goode, OF
h"ydton, Va, Cavalry, formerly mem
u the State Convention, from Mecklen-
s. mas been promoted to Major Of Cav
- @i }, and DR.. VIM, II. JoDs- hs : .s.@a elected
~P1sin, In his place
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frhf-oFFicE AT YoRKTowS.-A Yorktown
''FFcspoHGent com plains bitterly OF the man
'5elutnt Of The post-oiiice Ut that point. IL
Tue eFii be great he ST ties, 1t ought
surely 10 be romedied and the postmaster
'"'n'a nave compromising salary The SOL
N'rfF' VI ali . hers, should have the privilege
VI hedrinE from their friends ri home,
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y sssd Cotton sh. pmsnt from the South.

Ch sA-EsroS, sept. 1.-The Coarier, OF this
morning, says that IL is rumored that prepa-
rations are making for an early shipment OF
CO ton from some port Ia South Carolina.
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Auction SALES.
? = - ~ ; =
THIS DAY

BY RfCHiRp C5U1HOPT A.csr
~ MONDAY, 23p INST, AT 10 O'CLR.
Y at ~ store viii sell AT auction The follow
ing nrHn2 FRESH Butter; Lard Cancl.s: 2gl3
Pc - bacon fiams aud Shoulders 20 bbis Eyr.
u. - quarter casks Wine; 70 boxes Cbewinx
Tobacco; 600 papers Smoking Tobacco; 10 BOXES
P"Whata1 Pipes; Sugar, &C, De
tki> II RE Also q small lot Of FurD.
turc; iia-'tware, scales, Gc., &c.
Sc Il r. CAITTHORN
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FUTURE DAY.
Dy &. D COOK, Aaa'r.

by E. D COOK, Aaa'r
TSHIRTY Or FORTY TONS OLD CAN
NON SHELLS, AZ AUCTION
EDN ESDAf, 18th inst, at u o'o.ock / Will
sell az tho Virginia Armory, by order oi Col Liza,
mock
80 or 10 tons old CANNON SHELL.
TEkMs.-Cash.
se23 Z. Is. COOK, Auctioneer,
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MIS- 2yssSa's.
RAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
U CONCERT Al
NJ T. r X o p o l. T Al ii 4 l.. L.
- WEDNESDIX. 9Th Salnanh1r- IsEl.


RAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
a" CONCERT Al
NJ + r pO l. T AN HALL
WEDNESDAY, 18th September l6el.
The Committee of tho st Charles Hospital have
the pleasure 10 annainee to the citizens OF K'eh-
mond that tie following ladies and ~ Rteaeu have
,n,the Andest lhluner, volunteered their serv tes
SICK AND W0UEDEp SOLDIERS.
TWO LADY AMATEURS.
Mons. D ALFONCF,
Mr.. HERMAN BISHOP,
(Of the JEFF Davis Flying Artillery
MIR. e ERAUssE.
F. ". RoslLR.
PROGRAMME:
PART I.
l. Patriotic Song God will Defend the RIGHT.
Dedicated to the defenders OF Southern soil by
young lady OF Virginia Lady Amateur
pupil OF Mr.. Kosier,) snd Chorus
2. Song. The Wanderer." Dir. +. y. Crouch
Schubert
3. Duette from The Magic Flute" Miss Il and
4. Solo. Violin. Sounds from Home" Mr. II.
Bishop.
5. Song. The Old Sexton Mr. Eggeling.
q. Song. THE Soldier Tired" Lady Amateur,
pupil OF Mir X rne
T. Ballad. 'Asihleea Mavourneen." Sir. T.. n.
STouen- Crouch.
PART II.
/. Solo, Piano Forte. MIR H. bishop
:. Song, from Der Freischutx." Miss H.
Weber.
3. Soldiers Sorg. Mons. d. Alfonce
1. Song. .Napoiitaine." Lady Amateur, (pupl
). Solo, Clarionet. Mr. II. bishop.
g. Irish Ballad Mr.. N. Crouch.
Z. Trio, from THE Magic Flute" Mtss II
Mr. u. krausse, aud Mr. Egseing Mozart.
=. THE Maiseillalse." Mons. ii Aiionee.
To commence al o'clock pune,ualiy.
~ The Piano has been kindly loaned BY Mr.. e.
MAftR.
~ TICKETS 81 each, or So to asinai, GEN
tleman and two adies. To be had al the usual
places. and at the door the evening OF PERFORM.
anca- Sc Ag-ss
Nj I . l. / L A n II ALL
GadND DRAMATIC AND ETafOPIAY nv.
TERIALSMEAT!
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THE REMOVAL OF FREMONT.

ST. IorI-, Sept. l6.-With reference to the
removal of Gen. Frelnoot. the Democrat, OF
this morning, holds the following language:
The removal of Gen. Fremont we do not
think has been seriously considered ty the
Administra ton Com plants have undoubt-
edly been made against him, ana possibly
charges pref cred, which, of course will be
duly and property investigated; but those
proceedings we are satisfied never look
10 - result as serious his removal from
this department. His extraordinary energy
and efficiency are too highly appreciated by
the Government, and HE man aud his lnpa-
sures are too deeply seated in :he affections
OF the people OF the 10y III States, to admit tie
probabilities OF any such events.
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o commence a, $ o'clecs 'pune,ualiy,

~ The Piano has been kindly losneA by Nr. e.
MAftR.
- TICKETS 81 each, or So to afmi, GEN
tlelnaa and two ladies. To be had al the usual
places. and at the door tho evening OF perform.
augn.
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that Col. Marshall, when at licking ION a few
days since. took poss ession OF q quantity OF
property belonging 10 the State, including
books, papers, and the great seal Of the State.
which Jackson took from Jefferson Civ
After the defeat OF the State troops at Boon
willie, by Cen Lyon, Coy. dCks0n positively
announced his Intention to establish The Cup-
ital at Lexington, claiming that he had fuli
authority 10 do SO. Il may be thar this pro-
graInne has not been reiinGHisned and the
frequent movements of Gen. =. Price, who
doubtless is now iii possession of Lexington.
Is with the view OF planting the sea Of Gov
eminent there. Whether the La~islature
which adjourned May last, TO meet again to-
day, Will be ready 10 proceed To business,
cannot how b.. ascer tanned.
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FURTHER WAR NEws FROM alAeuRr.

JEFFERSON CITY, Sept. I4.--You may prepare
yourselves for strange tidings during the pre-
sent week General Price is reinforced by
Rains, with $4,000 10 20, 900 men, and Ciilb.
Jackson, in their midst 10 gave a. show OF ie-
gality TO their proceedings, is advancing upon
our lines Wherever he goes Secessionists
flock TO meet him, and are rapidly swelling
his ranks.
In the affair of the steamer Sioux CITY II
Glasgow, day or two since, ten rebels were
seen TO tuln BILE out of their saddles from the
effect OF shots bred by troops Oh the steamer
A courier just arrived from (IeorSttoWn
announces that Gen. Parson with 4 ,oDJ men,
is posted just outside OF the town, TO prevent
the passage OF reinforcements to Lexington.
JEFFERSON CIrY, Sept. le--lien. Price, 1T
the head of % 900 men, attaetea Lexington on
Thursday, but We have no particu!nTS Of the
battle, nor do we know tae result. The troops
al Lexington are strongly eneanped.
Gen. Pope, Al last accounts, WAS 1T Hamii-
ton with six eight thousand troops.
IMPORTANT cAP1sKR.
The st. Louis Republican, OF the l4th, has
special dispatch from Jefferson City, dated
the 18th, which states that Colonel Mitchell,
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r EN- CK Y.
Scul-Stirring Address from Gen. Buckner
10 the Freemen Of Neutrality-suspicious. Of
Confederate Troops into the State-Gen.
Bnckner's Proclamation.

Since all eyes are now turned with eager
interest towards Kentucky we need not apol
ogize for laying before our readers the fol-
lowing address of Gen. Buekner, which Is
one OF those stirring signal notes which must
arouse to action. all true men in the State who
IRE worthy Of the nalnn Of frnelnen,
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~ The CONCERT TO be unaar tle direction Of
f. ". ROSlLK
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TIE WAR.
Nor'hern News, Runners, and Lies--lfiscel.
Ianeens Incidents--Extractsr from South
ern Journals, &c.

We make mp the subjoined summary from
late papers received at this Office
sRtRNIsH IN MARYLAND
The following official dispatch was 70.
oeived at Gen. McClellans headquarters on
che 10th
nsaRSsrowx, Md, Sept. 18th This after.
noon, a. haif-past three o'clock, about 45o
Keteis attacked the extreme right of my
Fickets, about three miles above this riaea
ard opposite Pritchard's mill. The affair
was spirited and lasted about two hours
The enemy We're driven from every ho,sa
and hreastwork they occupied Eight or te,,
OF them are said TO be killed ana, several
wounded. onr loss was one killed Onryic-
tory was complete. The troops behaved ad.
mirably. Our cannon Were Indispensable an Il
rendered good service in the action '''-''
j. W GKARY, Colonel
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-26
CONsTABLE's sALE.-Whcrens, on

GONSTABLE'S SALE.-Whcreas, ora
~ the 18th day Of February A. u. 1861, fnal
Judgment and decree was rendered in the Justices
Court of f. W. Smith Esq, an acting Justice Of the
Peace in and for the county and township Of Nevada
and State OF California, against IEOPOIDJ. RlTLROW
and in favor Of JAMES COLLY, Tor the sum Of one
hundred and thirty-two dollars principal debt, with
interest on the principal at the rate OF two per cent
per month from the rendition Of judgment unit ]
paid together with all costs Of suit and whereas on
the 18th day of February 4. D. 1861 ii was ordered
and decreed by said Court the mortgage set forth in
plaintiffs complaint be oreclosed and the property
therein described to wit that certain lot parcel
Of land situated lying and being in the township oi
Nevada county tf Nevada and State Of California,
end bounded the westerly side by lot occupied by
Cashn and said Colly for Slaughter Yard and front
ing on said lot 200 feet more or less, together with
the frame building, dwelling thereon, once occupied
10y said defendant Ritzrow also bay horse brand
ed on the left hip, and a one horse wagon and har
ness for said horse and wagon, the SAID horse and
wagon known as 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 Wednesday March 9th 1861. be-
tween the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ
Given under my hand this 14th of Feb. a. n. 1851.
J. b. GRAY, Constable.
J. l. Caldwell Pl'fs Att'y.-febl4.td
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-02-26

lEsENT TIME.-The age in which
lay seem commonplace to us, but
it rank in the future? Probably
" years from lS45 TO 1865 will be
70 most interesting of these centu-
ere are the revolutionary move
S4S; the Mexican war; the ope-
10 gold mines Of California and
the wonderful rise and career of
II; the Crimean war; the rebel
lila; the great Italian movement,
ith the campaign against Austria;
ii tic career of Garibaldi; the de-
Of the papal army; the Syrian
aud French occupation; the allied
ID English troops before the walls
What may happen in the next
we will not pretend to prophecy.
ut, even in regard to our own
10 one can tell what a day will
IA. Any hour may give birth to
Ich will change the whole current
Al affairs. Ii the days of chivalry
d those of romance and active en-
em about to begin. Those who
&c in stirring times, full of excite
adventure, are likely to be abun-
Atitied.