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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-11
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A G. u H. GUEg .
For ihe Speeey Cnrc I'D

lSTrRNITTENr FEVER. or Frvrr ,Sn Aarr.
REMITrENT FEVER. CHILL FEVER. DrNn Aary.
PERIoDicAL HE.DAcHE, or PtLLtnrs HrAnAs.rf.
AND BILIOUS FEvLRs, INDEED FOR rHE WIntr
class or DISEASES oRISISATINs ~ HILLARY ~
RANGEMEN1. Caused ny THE Malaria OF Mas
NATfc COUNTRIES.
We are enabled here 10 Offer the communii,
remedy which. while Il cures the above com
plants with certainty, j. Stll perfectly harm
less in amy quantity. such q rcm-dy j. invaIn-
able IN districts where these atiictn- disnr,irr-
prevail. This "CCRE'f eNpc.- th. iuiasuafir
poison 81 Feycran Asuc from tn :, stem. anil
prevents the development OF tho disca~c ID
TAI en- on the ilr-t approach of IS urrnoaiIor,
symptoms IL II not only the b,-~i remedy ever
Nct discovered f'r mis- class oi conn lainfs. bui
= $50 The cheapest. The large quantity We sup
ply Tor one dollar brings II within the reach al
every body; and in billion. districts. where re.
s.r aud Ague prevails everybody should have
j. and Use 10 freely both fer cure and f.rai.c-
iiou. / grelt superiority IF this rcme.l, over
auv other ever discovered Tor Tic sp. dix and
certain cure at Inteunitiufs = that i contain.
ny 1Hinine or mineral. consequently IL pr,,du-
eos no quinisn or other iuiurious effect. what
ever ui'on tho constitution Those cured d, 1t
are lea a. health. az il they had never had IA,
disease.
lever aud A-:ie i not alone the carseaiencc
81 the iniaSuatic poison. 4 great variety ~
disorders arise from It's irritation a,a..n- which
are Neuralgia. rheumatism. Goui. Headache.
BinduTsr. loofhache. Bar che. C.farrlt. a-fh t.
ma. PalpiiaiiOn. Painful Affection oflkc Spleen
Mysteries. Pain M the Bowers. Collie. ParllvSi,
and bcranscment Of the Stomach. an oc So hit y.
"hen originating IN this carsc. pat nu The in
icrmtions itp'. or bcc"mr periodical This
Cure rNpels The poison from the blood an.i
c"n~eqncnily cures them an alike. IL j. af.
Invaluable protection 10 immigrants .n,. per
sous irare'ing or temporarily residing 80 tn
milarious dist icts. o. taken orcaaton.lls or
daii' white cNIo se.i u "a fufecriun. fia1 rs iii
q i h. 81
cuunlaie iu ~Hfiri,ni oftanfii, 10 riren ii.f fh-
disease. Hence 10 D. even rlor- Vaiuall. far
protection than cnr.. AID &c J viii ever suffer
f~oin lnformiiienfs u they avail ihenseltc. of
tn projection tli- rem-dy affords
Pr pared hy Dr T. c. Aver * Co. Lowell.
Mass. For SUE 10y
". 2. Kizer. Winch 'ster; Roht B-ownin.-.
liiianapol &: Allen & 10 Cincinnati. OH
and Icy druggists aud dealers everywhere. "A
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compound EX' { Of SarSaparilla

the most cfectual remedy which the medical
xiii OF our times can devise for i.iis every
where prevailing AMI fatal malad,. u g.. com
blncd from the most active remedial thut have
been discovered tor the expurgation ~ ihisfoui
disorder from the blood. and the rescue 81 the
system from iis destructive consequences.
Hence Il sh,uld bc employed for the cure of
not Only scr0iula. bui also those other aiftc-
lions which arts" from =. such a. Eruptive aud
SKIN diseases. -. AuihouN's Fire. Rose. or
Eryslpelas. Pimplcs. Pustalcs. Blotchcs. Blains
and Bvils. Tumor-. letter and salt Rhcum.
Scaid Head. RinEw"rm. rheumatism. SVphil-
tic and Mcrcurial Diseases. nrolsv. Dyspepsia
Debility. and. indeed. All Complaint, arising
from Initiated or Impure Blood. The popular
hcliefin "impurity OF the blood" = founded he
truth, for scrnfaia j. a degeneration ~ the
blood. The particular purpose and virtue OF
this Sar apTrlla j. 10 purify aud regcneraic
this vital fluid. bout which sound heylih j.
impossible ia contaminated CONSTITUTIONS
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-11
Steamboat Disaster.

ON,H,, July c.-The steamer Chippc-
wa, with 10 tons or freight. mostly GOV
eminent stores. including 237 kegs OF
powder. when about $50 miles above the
mouth of the yellow Stone. on the OFT!
ult., took FIRE. The boat was run ashore
the passengers aud crew landed. The
boat lioated doSn the river two miles
when the fire reached the magazine and
the explosion took mace, u'.crl, .cs-sey
ins tue boat md c'r-o.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-11
SCROFULA,
OR KINGS EVIL

IS. cpnst tutioual disease. corruption ~ che
blood. e5 which iHi5 NlId becomes Nualea
81 eak. and poor. Being iu iae c.rg Ia 900, pr
r'crsatle- thv hole bpft, aua lnay hur-i auf
'n disease on ans l-ri al II. ~ or-1u is free
lrpm lf- attacks. Nur is fhrfe nit shIcl lf ral
. not destroy. ln- strtfslegs tsUuf f., tarlou-if
ctusra is iuerrurisl disease. InN llsi..c. fls
aud hlths ha.its. tie depressing Vices. aud.
above all. bt thr truerai Infection. What.
ever bc o. orig O.. DO s. heric liars in the con-u-
tuition, descending "frlm pafents o. Children
uhf' ihr llird ail faarfH generation. - indeed.
% seems % b. t1e roI 90 ilIn VINO sat.. - 4
vii visit ihc iniqullcs III iae father, apol ta ir
cmliren."
lis effects commence bs deposition f-au The
blo0i ~ corrupt or ui-vrous matter. which il
Che luuf.s liver, and Internal ur-ass. ls termed
tuoefcl-s, pa Sac -iauus. evenings. sut nn th.
surface. ergptlons 0r SORES. This faai eorrnn-
lion. which Eeuiers in tho tlo0d. &c tresse 5
the errrgics ~ life. 50 thai scrofIlaus coustlfu-
lions tot ONLY suffer from scrofulsus complaints
but they aarc lar ioss power 20 withstand fhc
attack Of other diseases; consequent, vast
numbers perish hy disorders which. although
not ~groiulOu- In theIr naiurc. are sitll render
Cd fatal by ihis faint in thc system. Most 81 The
consumption which dccimai.s the humun fan, b.
ily has fs origin directly 90 this -rrofulons COM
taniiuaiion' and many destructive diseases of
the liver. kidnrys. brain. and indeed. 81 ai the
organs. arise from or are aggravated los the
same cause.
their persons are invaded bl TINS lurking in
fscitou. aHd their health = undermined ~ IT,
To cleanse itfr1m the system We must rouovaie
the blood by au Alternative medicine. aud tns r.
oraie II BY healthy fpnd and e Ncrcisc. such a
medicine We supply iu
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-11
NOTICE.

Is hereby given. that will sell at public auc.
ton. on Saturday. the 10Th day Of June. next.
II the residence Of Nathan Mendenhall. lat. a,
Randolph County, deceased. all bis per>onsf
proderiy. mot taken by the widow y conststir.
Of horses, hogs. cattle and other property too
tedious To mention
A credit Of seven months viii be given on
all sums over Three Dollars. the rurcs.s.,
giving his note with approved surety .wuivin.
valuation and sppraisrneui laws
May 81. 1861. Nv GEO. ". MONKS. Adm
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Reception of \. I. Traitors in
ashiI . on.

The Washington correspondent of the
-. \. Tribune writes o. the Sd:
4 scene At Nilarl's Hotel, after dinner
to-day. illustrates the temper OF the times.
The VI iiOr OF New I ork regimen, MIS-
expressing his views against compromise
rs those Of Democrat through and
through, but - Union nan 10 the hit.
when one touched his elbow and said {:
Hush, Ben wood is here"
ben Wood and his brother Fernando"
shouted the Major, fare d---d internal
traitors. Fernando's aouthpicce. Ben. ;
gambler and atrlitor, in order To h,ln on
his gambling. II he dares To open his trait
orouS mouth in Congress for comprom Sc
the steps Of the Chamber will be crimson
ed with blood
Ben. who was pallid and almost beside
himself with fear, az length stammcred
ont in tone not herd bv the Major.
"You're liar" AMI was presently led
away ~ his friends. The feeling of the
throng, in which were Dem atic as well
~ Rspuplcan members, was strongly on
The side Of the MAJORS and AZ linst " GOD.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-11
SHERIEErS SALE

BY virtue Of an execution To- me direr,as
from the Randolph Circuit Canrt. .ili
rNpo-e 10 sale n use c-urt house aoor in
Winchester. kandolphcouniy, Indiana. on ~"
10Th day Of June. 1861.
Between The hour, of 10 O'Clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. %. 81 said dat. the foiiow.nv real
estate. situated in Randolph Co. Ind. r. vii.
The ~e-t half Of The northwest quarter 81
section tveaty five. township nineteen rsnr,
fourteen east, containing 70 acres moro or les..
ENeeut-d - the property 81 jaime. Odri. ~
the .uit Of samuel 81. shoekley.
4. ii. JENKINS.
''-t . ~. 'f' sl'ER =
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-11

Gallant struggle they are making Tor tie
maintenance Of the Constitution
/ Response b. the Rev. H. Mccs
10. TIE Br1 PAbrl.
That party that labor- most srduously
for the defense of our Government, and
Cor the restoration Of harmony amoas tie
several States composing IL.
Response by Mr. Isaac F. Gray.
u. RAvborrm GcARps.
My they fight valiantly. prove victori
Gus ia every engagement, 90 their part NO
hly in crushing treason and rebellion. aud
ihen safely return TO their families aud
friends without the loss Of one.
Il. AGRicuLTuRr:
+ The most honorable and useful ayoca-
,ion Of man.
Response by the Rev. Mr. CaYobcll
/ j MANUFACTURE:
Lqual in usefulness and greater in inge.
nuity than Agriculture.
ii. CoMNrScr:
The handmade Of Agriculture and Man.
ufactures.
VotrvTrEa ToAsTs.
BY IRA J. Hilshaw--
THE UNITED STATES:
Long hav they grown and prospcred in
wealth. population, enterprise, the Arts
aud Sciences, and institutions of freedom
and knowledge, until now We celebrate
the s5th anniversary OF their indepenl.
cnce. But alas. that our beloved country
Is convused in civil war, with ali its
train Of concomitant evils: May it be the
PRAYER Of all true christians and noble.
hearted patriots. that its end NAV re-cs-
tablish unirsrs0l liberty, and that our
flag. the Stars and Stripes. the emblem of
truth and justice, may wave in triumph.
and our Government be respected with
greater reverence than ever before.
BY George ". Daily
THE Memory OF STEPmEv A. DOUGLAS:
His last dying words TO his sons, Robby
and Stcry, deserve to be eneraven on ev-
cry patriotic heart--"Obcy the laws, and
support the Constitution of the United
States"
BY David Putnam
LAFAYETTE:
The illustrious Patriot who left his homs
and risked his all in behalf of American
Freedom: May his maine he engra, ed on
the hearts of all lovers Of Freedom.
Before the toasts were disposed Of, the
military companies were organized and in
regular order proceeded 10 the CITY again
In the Court House Square was a grand
military review OF al the companics
Then each company was exhibited in fine
style 10y its captain in the streets.
Six months ago We never expected 70 SEQ
50 grand a military display in Old Ram
doiph. The proceedings OF that day viii
long be remembered with pride and salts
faction by the loyal citizens of the County.
The regular and voluntary toasts having
been given and many of them responded
to in happy style, tue meeting was dismiss
ed, tie final b.nediction being prouounc
ed by the Rev. J 4. Campbell, the citi.
zens returned to town in regular order.
We must not neglect to add that q
great deal every way wa> added to the ia.
terest OF the occasion by the splendid sing
ins Of the Choir, conducted Jv Prof Sec.
4. Binager. Our candid opinion i. that
the singing has never been equalcd hcrca-
bouts.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-11
Sunday Morning Chronicle
PUBLISHED At WASHINGTON, D. c.

The Chrnoicle is published on large TO-
Ito sheet with new type, and contains:
I. full weekly record Of miliiars and nnva
movements in Washington and throughout
tho country
.. Original sketches Of New Pnrland Celebri
tics. ~ an able Northern writer
,. series % original sketches 81 The cts 1T
Washington. It, growth. Public Building.
and Attractions.
T. Original sketches 81 the Churches and Cler-
~ IN Mashiugton-an account 81 one church
and is pastor appearing IN ever, issue
,. Letters from Correspondents Ia all The prin-
cpal part. Of the country.
8. Smithsonian Papers. containing accounts o
the more recent 4 discoveries In science. ~ al
parts Of the world. as reported al The Smith
sonian Institution.
:. Essays. 81 etehes. Tales and choice gems .
Poetry.
6 A weekly record 81 Removals and Appoint
fnen,. by the Government. Local Reports
doinc- in the city. &c
Q. Editorials. by one Of the ablesi writer. in
the country
TIE object offhe Publishers of he Chronicle
viii ever Dc 10 render b a high toned Metro
paifian v.Nfts rsPEr. Toe suhscription r.rfce
hs mail - - T'erannum. IN advance. or a. for
six months. Three copies Eve months a. n.
Specimen copies forwarded u hen desired. Ad-
dress, eaciosing Subscription In gold or par bills
JAMES =. SHERIDAN & CO.
Publishers. Washington, i. c.
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Jou@ }. DrMoSrl Edward r. SixKre
WESTERN MlclIlE WORKS.
DUN nj & SINK Err,

PORTABLE s. Stationary
steam ENGINES AID BOILERS.
Circular. sash, and Muley Saw Mills.
CHRIST MILLS And SUG II MILLS.
Also every description OF
SHEET IRON /; SMITH WORK. BANK
Vaults. Lard Coolers. TANKS. Sieam Nhi,-
ties. Stca'a @uaees. Alarm water Guarcs
Fire Brick and Clay kent eont'Iy on hand.
TCPParticalar attention gwen to RtrAIerSs.
Shop on Union Railroad. one square east Of
Union Passenger Depot, indianapolis. Ind.
j. y go IS.
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cE Rev. T. w. Higgin>on, of Worces-
ter, Mass, is the first and We believe the
only man among the prominent ultra-abo-
litionists who has volunteered in defence
OF the Union, He is raising a company
which he will command in person.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-11

led frou the oauP ia tie follow .ns order.
I toN-it
Randolph County Dragons. Capt. y
+ Hcasion
COMPANY A.
sparianburg Home Guards, Capt. lie.
vi Kelly;
Compans p
Farmland Grag.. captain George
McGrG:
Company c.
Baena Vista home Guards, Capt T.
Master;
Company D.
Birtoaia Home Guards. Capt. Vim
;. Norton;
Company E
Washington Home Guards, Captain
Kcu.
Company F.
Winchester Gra!s, Captain Reuben
b. Farra.
Company c.
huntsville Guards, Captain Jane
Rankins;
Company H.
Winchester Cadets. Captain James
VI. Hamilton;
Company -
sl'lcr Grays. Captain David Hcas.
ton.
Company X
Union City Guards, Captain Jacob
Hitcsmtn.
Before the Brigade reached the city it
was filed with ctgcns from the country.
Where every body came from or how. is
not known, 5ut by ioo'clock there were at
least 1900 people here to witness the ad
vent Of the Brigade from Camp NeG.
After marchinS through the principal
streets and giving abundant evidence of
their proficiency in military drill, they
were joined by the
CITIZENS Procession.
Under the charge of the Marshal OF the
Day, il. II. Nef. Esq, assisted by w. W.
Smith and Henry Carter.
Taking into consideration the immense
crowd and the disposition OF the people on
such occasions to as they please. the Citi.
zens' Procession was formed with rapidity
mud or,lar mud .r Tho oo,n,,,,1 &c NT.rst =
NeH. When we saw the procession NOV
ing Off to the grove We concluded that Old
Randolph had not forgotten the glorious
Fourth and that true patriotism was alive
in the hearts oil the people.
The President of the Day, Hon. Jerc.
mia!' Smith, called the meeting to order
1t half past IL O'Clock.
The Choir sang "Unfurl the Glorious
B1uner," when prayer Vas offered by the
Rev. ]. c. Bricc.
Then followed music by the Band and
Choir, reading OF the Declaration OF hide
pendence, by Thomas VI. Browne, Esq.
Hon. James Brown was then introduced
and delivered an Grafton in every respect
suitable to the occasion. !, will be pub
lished next week Fps
The B.nediciion was then pronounced
By the Rev. Fl. J. Meek, aud the multi
tudc dismissed for the purpose Of taking
refreshments SO far as We could diScov.
er. ever body was abundantly supplied
with provisions already served for the oc-
casion.
Then followed the reading of regular
and voluntary ;oasts, which We here pro-
duce.
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VAR AND CONGRESS-.

Since our last issue, Con. Patterson
has advanced and routed 1000. rebels at
Wiliiamsport, Martinsburgh and therca-
hosts. About CD rebels we're killed and
40 takco prisoners.
great nlny rumors arc nAoat but no
fighting. Gen johnson ut Bunker fill
with 10000 rebels and Gen. Patterson with
1900 Cated States troops are within one
mile OF each other and 6sht expected
hourly.
We give the Presidents Message in full
this week. Ii is Just what il ought to be.
Congress has done nothing Of Importance
yet.
The Randolph Guards were at Buck
harmon on the iih INST.
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State of Indiana, Randolph County
Complaint for Debt.
John V. Frazier,

Thos. J. Mason. sam Complaint for Debt.
COnkln and Jcremi-
ah mason.
The said plaintiff. by Brown and ColSrovc
his attorneys. comes and files his AFFIDAVIT. b,
which IL is shown that the said Jeremiah Mason
is not resident ofthe State Of Indiana. No.
tee IS. therefore. hereby given said Jeremiah
Mason of the filing aud pendency Of said suit.
and that unless hc personally be anu appear
before The Judge Of said court on the second
day OF tho next term thereof. - BE- held in the
court house m Winchester. on the bird Nonda,
Of September. 1851. aud then and there answe,
10 said complaint. the same viii be heard and
determined ia his ahsenee
May ?. ls6l. HENRY II. NEFF. Cl.k.
.I"fnes Br"'vn and Silas Colgrove. Aff,'s
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Bf virtue Ut decree and execution To me
dlrec' I from the Randolph Common Pleas
Court. viii expose L. sale nj ,h.. Court House
door, IN Winchester. randolph 60 Ind .on the
9th day of July, 1861,
o'clock r. m. 81 said day. tac following real
estate. situated in Randolph Co.. Ind. 10 Wit:
lwcnts acres OF offhe south end Of the west
half 81 Tic south east quarter 81 section seven
teen. township d neicen. range fourteen cast.
Of the second principal meridian line. Ai.o
twenty six acres % 90; the es~t end " the north
west quarter OF the same section. township and
range. Wing and beng 10 Randolph CO.. fnd
Executed as the properly of Wright jar
rctt. and Edith Jarrett al the suit 81 i,eni Hunt
and Levi Harris. 4. II. JENKINS.
I4n- .. i-5f. re els Sh-r r. 4.
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RrGrL.a ToAsrs.

j. HE DAY VIZ CELEBRATE:
Its memory Il cherished by all true ov
ers of the country.
Response hy the Band - The Star
Spinelcd Banner
.. THr PArRroTs OF THE Rrvorrriox:
Through toll and blood they acquired
our liberty and independence, aud handed
them down to Us. l. is our d.,y to pre-
serve then, for our posteri;y.
Response BY Judge James Brown.
2 The Constitution
The work OF the Patriots and Sages of
the Revolutions; the best civil govern.
ment ever given to man, aud it should be
preserved in its purity.
Response By the Choir" Columbia the
Gem o. the Ocean,
T. The MEMORY or WASHINGTON:
The Father o. hs country; first in war.
first in peace. mad first IN the hearts of his
countrymen Let Us cherish and initiate
his virtues.
in silence.
5. The vEIoS:
Our strcagsh and safety in war. our
honor aud glory in peace, tia. which gives
Us name throughout the world. cit must
and shall be preserved;" and st;iicd be
the heart, an pllsied be the hand Sat
would dismember it.
Responso by Judge Jer. Smith
6. The SrArrs OF THE USloS.
Stars of our bright galaxy, each should
endeavor 20 excel all the others in its
briliancy of LOYALTY to the Union: alas.
that any one should allow its brilliancy to
be dimmed by entertaining a thought of
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of this glorious Tn
ion.
Response by the Rev Mr. Mcconnell.
7. IvpraxA:
Her prompt and loyal response 10 the
call of our country, shows her TO bc as
ready to defend the Constitution in war,
as she has been to maintain il in times of
peace.
Response by VIM. ]. Debolt, ESQ.
s. THE President AND CONGRESS or
ruL CsIrEp SrATfs:
To them are committed the dcstincs Of
our People: May they discharge their
duties so as faithfully to preserve cur
Constitution and Government in their M
Fiiv; in the discharge ot which duties. ali
Patriots and lovers OF their country, sAo'd
give them their aid AID support.
Response BY Thos. ". Browne, E-e.
. The UxloS MES OF rue SoUrH:
We know the dangers tina; besct them,
- 49, t-.-.. Lem or -tmpath.s, lu -"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-11

u Far OFFicF-Prubably the best Of
fee IN The Cmtvd States ABOUT this time
that held os Auditor DUBOIS of Illinois.
Iresuming that the banks IN til. State
are wound W by the process OF delivering
.tle bonds the holders OF the notes. he
Gill lie entitled To not ic.s than S6O.Oi0
in lees. Ii the binks are wound up by 4
public sale ct the bonds III New York. he
will be- Untitled 10 no less than Sl2J,J
M lwauxee sentinel.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-07-11

GV"Siy, Diess. what Band is that
playing7" was asked OF Va on the Fourth.
"1he Winchester Cornct Band" we re.
piled. OF course. why said our inquir-
ms friend. Il have siearl bands play in
Indianapolis, Chicago, Dayton and other
cities, and never heard any that eXeellcd
this band" We thought the remark de.
c!dedly complimentary 10 the Winchester
Band aud felt that 1t Was deserved.
The hydraulic press., 1861-03-16
N e w II HI is w e e k
SheriR's Sale.

PY virtue of an Execution to me directed, issued
IL out of the District Court of the 14th judicial
District in and for Nevada county, of California
on judgment rendered in said Court the 25th day
of February. A. d. 1861 in favor OF J. Eston, and
against NJ. A. Winham. +. B. Ramsdell, John Prior
Lewis Cole and Joseph Thomas, ether with all costs
OF suit, have levied upon the following described
property, which was heretofore levied upon and at
tached February 18th, ISL, towit: All the ht tit
and interest of the within named defendehts John
Prior, E. B. Ramsdell and Lewis Cole Of in an to
certain set of mining claims, mining groun situate
up N San Juan Hill Nevada county, Cal, anu known
as the Golden Gate Co.'s claims ground, together
with all appurtenances thereunto belonging. Also
levied upon all the right. title and interest of the
within named defendants Puor, Ramsdell and Cole
of in and to the mining ground Of Winham Bro
recently purchased at sheriff sale, ana to which
Winham & Bro. have redemptionary interest
Notice is hereby given that will expose to public
sale, all the above described property, the highest
bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door, in
Nevada city. on TUESDAY, the I'd DAY OF APRIL
A. d. 1861, between the hours Of o'clock, A. NJ anC
o'clock 2. NJ.
Given under my hand this 18th day of March, A.
1861. J.B VAN HAGAN, Sheriff N.
BY J. II. DICKSON. Under sheriff. mario til