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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-20
C,UNTNONs.-stateo Of California County


CtUMNTONS.-State Of California County
- of Nevada, ss. Township of Nevada, before f. W.
smith, ]. P. People of the State of California, to
HOLLIS SARGENT.
You are hereby summoned TO appear before the
undersigned Justice of the Peace at his Office in said
township on Wednesday the 10th day of July, A. D.,
1861 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to answer to the complaint
Of H. H. FI.AGG, who demands of you the sum Of
$l37 SO and interest said from the Sth day of
Nav 1859, as per complaint now on file in my Office.
On failure so to appear and answer, judgment viii be
rendered against you for the said sum OF SlS 3S and
interest as above and costs of suit.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of June, A, D.,
1861. +. W. SMITH, Justice OF the Peace.
Upon reading the affidavit hled herein, and II APP
nearing therefrom that plaintiff has good cause Of
action against said defendant and that said deen-
dant is still In tas State but not after due dill
gence be found II Is hereby ordered that service Of
summons therein be made capitalization in the Nevada
Democrat, a newspaper published in Nevada county,
at least once week for period of three weeks sue
cessively.
Given under my hand this nth day Of June,
1854. E W. SMITH, Justice Of the Peace.
Nevada, June Is, 1S6l.-3w.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-20
CONsTABLE's sALE.-state of Calf

UONSTABLE'S SALE.-State of CALI
~ fornia. County of Nevada, Township Of Bloom
field ss BY virtue of an execution to me delivered
issued from the Court of Levi AyTes Esq, an acting
Justice of the Peace in and for the County Aforesaid
bearing date June Sd A. D. 1861 to satisfy Iudg-
ment rendered by Levi Ayres the 18th day Of May
A. D 1861, 10 favor of JOHN KITCHEN and against
the PHILADELPHIA MINING CO., for the sum Of
two hundred dollars and eighty five cents debt in
terest, damages and costs Of suit. have taken IN
execution aud viii sell to the highest bidder for cash
the following described property TO wit: the Phiadel-
pha Company's Mining Claims, with hose. pipes
sluiees water bitches, and all appurtenances there
unto belonging said claims are situated on Grizzly
Hill Bloomfield township, county of Nevada and
State OF California and known as the Philadelphia
Company's claims. The above property will be sold
in the village OF Columbia Fli Nevada County. Cali
forna in front Of Levi Ayres' Justices Office SAT
URDAY June 29th A. n. 1861, between the hours d
O'Clock A. ". and O'Clock P. NJ. of said day.
Taken as the property Of the Philadelphia Compa-
ny to satisfy the above demands and accrung costs
Given under my hand this June 4th A d. 1904
jun6-td JNO. McBRONN. Constable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-20

Resolved That the Delegates elected, be requested
TO attend the Convention in person.
Resolved, That the several papers Of Nevada cOun-
Committee.
J. l. CALDWELL, Chairman.
L. II. FOWLER, Secretary.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-20
State of CALI

A fON SAAbHE~ > ShA1 II '-Statc u NaA
~ fOrnia, County Of Nevada, IS: By virtue q an
Execution on attachment TO me delivered ssuediTom
the Court of John Kendall Esq, acting Justice Of
the Peace in and for said county aforesaid bearing
date June 18th, A. H.. 1861, in favor Of JOHN An
DERS0N, and against EMElL SMITH. t. WILLIAMS
and WM. RAIST0N, for the sum Of DPS dollars and
30 cents debt interest, damages and costs Of suit.
have taken in execution and viii sell TO the highest
bidder for cash. the following property, TO wit: The
interest Of said defendants in and TO set Of mining
claims situated in the Gopher Hill district. in what
is known the Smith canyon, with all ropes, tee.
graph, bitches, right of way through said canyon and
all other rights and privileges belonging TO said DE-
fendants on Tuesday the 9th day OF Iuly, A. D., lse
between the hours of o'clock, A. NJ. and O'CLOCK
NJ will sell in front OF the Court House door Ne
vada City the above named property.
Taken as the property of 4. Smith, L. Williams
and W. RalstOn to satisfy the above demands and ae
crung costs. June 18th, A. ~, 1861.
jelS W. G.. ASHER Constable, n. 7.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-20
CONsTABLE's sALE.-statc of Calf

NONSTABLE'S SALE.-Stntc OF VaIi@
~ fonia, County OF Nevada, Township Of Bloom
field. SIS. BY virtue of an execution TO me delivered.
issued from the Court Of Levi Ayres Esq acting
Justice Of the Peace in and for the county aforesaid
bearing date May l4th A. D. 1861. in favor OF W. B.
CHURCHILL and against PHI HUSTLER for The
sum of one hundred and sXtyeight dollars and iftys
one cents debt interest, damages and costs Of suit
have taken in exeoution and will sell to the highest
bidder for cash. the following described property 70
wit certain frame building situated Grizzly
Hill near the reservoir of the Eureka Lake Ditch Com
pany occupied by and known as the residence Of the
said Joseph Hustler, together with a convenient
space around the same said property will be sold in
front Of Levi Ayres' Justices Office, in the village Of
Columbia HILL Bloomfield township, on MONDAY
the 24th day Of June D. 1861 between the hours OF
10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock T. NJ. Of said day.
Taken the property of Joseph Hustler, to satisfy
the above demands and accruing costs.
Given under my hand this 30th May A. D. 1851
iun4.td JNO. McBROWN. Constable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-20
CONsTABLE's sALE.-state of Cali

CONSTABLE'S SALE.-State of CALI
~ iornia, County of Nevada, Township Of Washing.
ton ss. By virtue of an Execution to me delivered
issued from the Court Of Amos Root Esq, acting
Justice of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid
bearing date June LIST A. D. 1851 to satisfy judg.
ment rendered BY said Court on the LIST day Of June
A. d. S61 in favor of EDWARD BRIMSKlII and
against DUFIELD, BAKER 4 MeMUIIEN. for the
sum of S217 so debt interest damages and costs Of
suit. have taken in execution, and will sell TO the
highest bidder for cash the following gdescrbCdrop
erty to wit All the right, title and interest Of Ben
iamin McNiullen in and to a certain set of Mining
claims water derrick, suiees, tools and all appurte
thereunto belonging said interest being one
undivided one fourth Of four claims, more or less
and known as BATHS 4 Co.'s claims said claims are
situated opposite Whskey Flat, on the South Yuba
river | will sell the same on MONDAY the oath day
of June A. D. 1861, between the hours Of O'Clock l.
NJ. and O'Clock P. N. of said day, in front Of Me-
Beans Saloon, in Washington.
Taken as the property Of Benjamin McMuen, TO
satisfy the above demands and aceruing costs.
Given under my hand this Sd day of June a. u, 1901
jun4-td w. A. EASTMAN, Special Constable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-20
CONsTABLE's sALE.-State of CALI

CONSTABLE'S SALE.-StRte OF Cali
~ fornia, County of Nevada Township Of Wash
ington rs. BY virtue Of execution TO deliver
&c issued from the Court of Amos Root Esq. an
acting Justice cf the Peace in and for the County
aforesaid. bearing date June lst 1861, to satisfy
Judgment rendered by said Court on the 31s day of
Nav A. D. 1861. in favor Of EDWARD BRlMSkIlI
and against BENJAMIN McNlUII.EN, for the sum Of
S55 u debt interest. damages and costs OF suit.
have taken in execution. and win sell to the highest
bidder for cash, the following property to wit: Al
the right title and interest of Benjamin McMullen,
in and to certain set Of Mining Claims, with Water
Derrick, suces, tools and all aappurienances thereun-
to belonging, said interest, undivided oneourth
Of four claims more or less, and known as BATHS K
Co.'s claims said claims situated opposite Whs
key Flat on the South Yuba river ] will sell the
same on MONDAY the oath day of June a. j. 1861
between the hours OF O'Clock A. NJ and oclock p
NJ. of said day, in front of McBeans Saloon in Wash
ington
Taken as the property Benjamin McMullen to sat-
isfy the above demands and accruiDg costs.
Given under my hand this June Sd A u. 1861.
jun. .4td W. A. EASTMAN, Spec'l Constable
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-20
SDermatorrhmn.

Or local weakness. nervous debility, low spirits,
lassitude weakness of the limbs and back indsposi-
ton and incapabty for labor aud study dullness of
apprehensions loss of memory, aversion to society,
headache involuntary discharges pains in side, afiec-
tious of the eye pimples the iaee sexual other
infrmites in man. cured by the justly celebrated
physician and surgeon, L. J. Czapkay. His methed
of curing diseases is new unknown TO others and
hence the great success All consultations by letter
or otherwise, free.
Address, L. j. CZAPKAY, NJ. D..
ial33m San Francisco Cal.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-20

DR.. L. J.. CZAPKAY'S Medical and Surgical Insti-
tute Is on Sacramento street, below Montgomery
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Office,
San Francisco California, The Doctor offers free
consultation, and asks no remuneration unless he
effects a CURE.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-05-24
DELEGATE ELEcTIoNs.

The Democratic voters Of the several cleo
ton districts OF Bedford county ,and others who
intend to act with them in good faith hereai-
ter, are hereoy requested to meet on
SATURDAY, THE 18th JUNE, NEXT,
at the hour and place TO be appointed BY. their
respective Vigilance Committees who are here
By requested TO give written notice OF such tune
and place of meeting) for the purpose OF cleo
ting two persons as delegates TO the Democrat
c County Convention, which IS TO assemble al
the Court House, IN Bedford, on TUESDAY, !,
THE 18th DAY OF JUNE NEXT, al o.
clock, P. NJ, to pul in nomination County
Ticket to be voted Tor at the ensuing election,
appoint Legislative and Judicial Conferees, and
attend 10 such other matters as may be proper
10 be transacted for the benefi: of the party
II is also particularly requested that active and
earnest Democrats be elected Vigilance Com
mittees for the ensuing year and that their
names be returned TO the President Of the Con-
vention. By order of the Dem Co Com.
q. H. SPANG,
i May 10th, '6l. Chairman.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-05-24

In Allegheny county IN this State, where
| the Republicans have 10000 aority, they a
/ gree with the Democrats to hold Union Con-
venton, and nominate and support candidates
from both parties The same is the case, we
believe, in other counties. Now we propose
The same plan OF &c dropping partyism in Bed
ford county. What say you, Gazette Bed
ford Inquirer
In one column you call us traitor, and ln
the next you ask us to join you In forming a
Union ticket! In one paragraph you denounce
us as Disunionist and in the next you would
have US assist you in electlng TO Office some OF
your new-iangled, made-to-order, patent-right
Union men! No sir The Democratic party
is part? OF principles, and when its members
go to the polls to vote, they expect TO have
ticket presented for their acceptance pledged to
represent those principles. They want ticket
composed OF men who believe in, and who are
willing and ready To carry out, the doctrines Of
the Democratic party. As the editor of Dem
ocratic paper, il is our duty to see that the De-
mocracy are not without such ticket, and to
that duty we hope we shall never prove recre-
ant. II you and your party are anxious 10 give
up what you styled your principles, il you
think it is necessary for the country's good that
you should do so, we shall not have the slight
est objection. As for Us we intend to vote for
a pure, siraight-out Democratic ticket at the
next election, no matter what may be- the pros
pect Of ITS success. We will cling to principle
though We should be in minority OF thousands.
As TO the " Republican," of A lIegheny coun-
ty sharing the offices OF that county with the
Democrats, we are assured that they intend do
ing 90 such thing. There has been some talk
ABOUT their intention to do so, but they have
not done it, nor have they any idea of doing it.
The same motive that prompts the g Republi-
cans" in Bedford county to seek the formation
of Union ticket, will deter those of AlIeghe-
ny trom c7nsentng TO such ticket. The love
OF the spoils is their ruling passion and by that
they will be, as they have been, governed in all
things.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-05-24
who are to do the Fighting ?

We are told that Gov. Curtin has appointed
Gen. Patterson, Gen. Cadwaladrr, Gen. Hale
and Col. Wyncoop, all Democrats, 10 RESPONSE
BILE positions in the army, and this fact is cited
as reason why Democrats should abandon
their party. Gov. Curtin knew that the above
named officers had seen service and were the
best tacticiahs and commanders m the State
He supposed, too, that the prestige OF their
names would be calculated to cause the rapid
enlistment of Democrats. The Democracy
were TO do the fighting, as they have always
done before, and to draw them INTO the service
At was necessary TO make Generals and Colonels
of some OF their old leaders. For prudential
reasons, Gov. Curtin gives the Democrats ofic-
where bullets are expected TO fly, but places
his Republican friends on thr feather-beds of
civil Offices at safe distance from the enemy.
We have referred TO this matter only because
The blood and thunder organ across lots, urges
It as reason why Democrats should give up
their organization.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-05-24
itWhited Sepuichres.n -
Chairman,

The leaders and drill-masters OF the "Repub-
lcan" party (late OF Bedford county, deceased)
who used to sneer at the Democracy as "Unon-
savers" have suddenly become the loudest u
nIon-shFiekers in the country. The change
wrought 10 these once doughty contemners OF
Democratic warnings as to dissolution OF the
Union, is to all outward appearances, complete
and efFeetual But we know many OF them
that are urging forward the impending civil
war, who care but little for the Union when
placed in the balances against their hatred of
the South. They retain the feelings that
prompted them not long ago 10 say, "Let the
Union Slide," HThis Union is not worth pre-
serving in connection with slavery ".&c., &c.
Their hearts are full OF bitter, !reveugeful blood
and under The guise of Union-saving, they ex-
peCt to exc out their vengeance against the ha-
ted STAKEHOLDER and all who dare to speak out
for his rights. These despicable hypocrites,
who laughed at and Knocked US, when we strove
10 prevent the calamity that has fallen upon our
nd,nowihare the shameless audacity 10 assume
the title OF Union Men, and in the sacred name
OF our country, TO justify anarchy, oppression
for opinions sake and the rule of the mob
They are "whited sepulchres," tair without,
but within s'fuIl Of corruption and dead mems
bones" OF men like these, We say TO the peo-
pie, beware! Trust none whom you know TO
have been the haer and revier Of fSoutbern men
and Southern Institutions Let the true Union
men, who are honest IN their desire tor resto-
ration ofthe Union, be vlgilant est they be led
into crusade against slavery, whilst os,ensi-
Sly fighting for the Union. The Government
should be our motto, and The Government
alone.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-05-24

GUMP.-At the Forks OF the Road, on The
9th inst, after bret, though painful, illness,
James Buchanan Gump, aged 4ys., 5mos. and
25 days,
Christ hath called our boy
Why should we mourn for him
He has tasted OF that joy,
Which is unmixed with pip.
o God, Of love and light,
Enable US TO tell
As did the Shunamiip,
That, "with our child Ills we'll"
STUCKEY.--Ou the 9Th INST. George Wat
son Stnckey, aged VS., / mo. and % days.
Another gem for Jesus crown.
BARKMAN.-On The 30th ult., in Mon
roe township, Joseph Barkman, aged 6s years.
The deceased was prominent aud highly
esteemed citizen OF Monroe township, where
he bad resided for many years. His death leaves
a vacuum in The community which will not
soon be supplied. May his ashea res, in peace.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-05-24
The Catholic Clergy and the state of The
Country.

We find 10 the Catholic Telegraph OF this
week, the Pastoral Letter OF the Third Proyn-
ciaI Council of Cincinnati, to the Clergy and
Laity OF the Diocese. The letter is s,gned
by,
fJohn Baptist, Archbishop OF Cincinnati
+Peter Paul, Bishop of Zea, Coadjutor Ad-
mn;strator of Detioit.
fAmadeus, Bishop of Detroit.
.fMattn John, Bishop of Louisville.
Maurice, Bishop OF Vincennes.
fGeorge AIoysius, Bishop OF Covlngton,
frederick, Bishop OF Saut Mary.
fJohn Henry, Bishop Of Fort Wayne.
"Ths "pastoral letter" speaks of our nation
al troubles as follows
Wherever Christ is 10 be preached and SIN
ners to be saved, there she is found with her
minIstrations oftruth and OF mercy. She leaves
the exciting question referred to precisely where
the inspired Apostle OF the Gentiles left 1t !:
conte1ting herself, like him, with incucatng
on all classes and grades of society the faithful
discharge OF the duties belonging TO their re-
speclIve states flite, knowing that they will
have to render strict account to God for deeds
done IN the flesh, that this life in short and tran
STORY, and that eternity never ends. Beyond
this point her ministers do not consider il their
province to 60, knowing well that they are the
ministers "f God, who is not God of fdissension,
but OF peace and love.
Had this wise and conservative line Of con-
duct been generally followed throughout the
country, we are convinced that much ofthe
emblttered feeling which now unfortunately ex-
lists would have been obviated, and that brother
love, the genuine offspring of true Christianity,
instead of The iratrlcidal hatred which is cbvi-
ousIy opposed 90 us essential genius spirit
would now bless our country, and bind togeth-
er all our fellow citizens in one harmonious
brotherhood. May God, in HIS abounting
mercy, grant that the sectarianism which di-
vides and sows dissensions may gradually yield
10 the Catholic spirit which unites and breathes
unity and love.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-05-24
DEFIANCE.

While the Democratic Standard will as :,
has ever done, adhere to the flag OF the Uoion,
and stand by the constitution and laws of the
country, 1t will maintain to the last extremity,
with our blood If need be, the freedom OF speech
ana Inc press, the sacred birth rights OF Amer
Ican ireemen. And we now say to the editor
oil the Boston Journal, that if the mob. at his
lnslIgation, shall assail our person or property
II we survive, We will hold him responsible for
tue outrage IN property, person and lie.
we tell that malignant and blood thirsty ms.
creant, that the blood of the first Democra. OF
| The Granite State that shall be shed bv aBlack
Republican mob IN this contest, will be avenged
by all the Democrats OF the Granite State. Re-
ware OF the entertainment to which you are in
ritng your countrymen at home, bv your bar-
baTous and bloody counspls. II is enough 70
have sectional civil war. Beware how Won
InsllSate war of factions at home.
We commend TO the editor OF the Boston
Journal the following extract from speech OF
the Hon. Lyman Tremain, delivered a, the
great Democratic meeting recently held al AL
oany, N. y. The coat fits his back exactly
Inc sentiment OF that portion of Mr.. Tcemain's
speech Is The unanimous sentiment of the Dem.
ocFatic party Of the entire North, and will bo
maintained at all hazards
CAUTION AGAINST ANY INVASION OF cossTITU-
TloRAL RIGHTS
Pardon me, fellow cliIzans for few word,
Of caution. In times Of great excitement. like
the present, there is imminent danger that in
an Excess OF zeal to accomplish one supposed
gooo result, otter constitutional and sacred rights
may De lnfrInged. Ii has been with indiana
ton and pain that have heard runo-s oi
threatened mob law directed against citizens or
newspapers for The free expression of their sem
tlments RI" is an enemy of the public well
fare who suggests or sanctions such sentiments
and should be marked and condemned by ali
good Citizens. 10 most cases, presume. If Won
examine his history, you will find that in other
times ne has been the most blatant advocate for
Free Speech and Free Press. Never was
their greater necessity for preserving this free.
dom unimPalred than when the military nowsr
taxes the place OF civil authorities A free peo-
pie "lll never consent to be hurried into mil
hary despoiism, or any other usurpation OF pou,-
er, oy stiHiHg Tree discussion. | have mo- tears
ina any attempt will ever BE- made, in this law
ABIDING city OF lbany, TO punish any men or
any press Tor expressing his or its opinion npon
public affairs, With perfect freedom and inda.
Pendence. Without these privileges. the Gov
ernment for which W. ara STRUGGLING would go,
De worth preserving know speak Tor YOU
ana thousands Of Others when | say, "woe, woe
oe 70 Inc man or men, OF the press or presses
which shall successfully stimulate mob tosup.
press either Freedom Of Speech or the Press.n
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-05-24
For the Bedford tia.etfe.
tut tIC DrWIUTU NHAUtNEs
ST. CLAIR TP., May Goth, 1861.
BENJAMIN r. MEYERS /:


BENJAMIN f. MEYERs
We see il stated in the last Tnouirer that
there are twenty disunlonIsts in Bedford. Don't
thee think twenty one could be found by going
to David's printing office? We don't know
who the twenty are, nor what party they be-
long 10 but we know who the twenty frs.
one is. The writer Of this has beer tolerably
close observer of things in Bedford county,
for number OF years. He has never seen as
much treason, disunion and abolition any
where, as he found, to his sorrow, IN The
Inquirer OF 9th A AprI, last, in an article headed:
sis the voluntary return of the seeding States
deslrabie"t That article iabored TO show that
return ofthe States with slavery was not des-
ireable, and our friend David, with number
OF Others, approved the sentiment. II their
voluntary return with slavery be not desirable,
is not forcing them back much more undesira-
bic All thee knows it well, David, that the
publication OF such an article two years ago,
would not have been safe for thee. Beware"
We love peace, We can see no good in war
Our homes are happier, our fresides brighter,
when no enemy turks around.
Ne would prefer letting slavery alone, mi nd
our own business, and let slavery take care OF
ITSELF Ii sIh, We are not responsible for it. If
no SIN. tnPn We have committed a very grave
$40 by me6dling ourselves with 1t, and bring
ng about, or at least helping TO bring about, thus
inglorous fight OF Cain with Abel.
FpTFNO
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-05-24
BEWARE! 7"

That erewhile windy advocate of freedom
add freA thinsa s~a~r~ll5, 49, D,-lf.,J Esg~srer,
threatenIngly tells US, every now and then, TO
"beware." For the especial benefit ofthe serb.
blers'for that sheet, we publish below and adopt
1t as expressing our own sentiments, the reply
OF the Concord New Hampshire Standard, to
the Boston Journal, when the latter threatened
the former with mob violence