April 3, 1857 (4 pages)

‘be Heoada Yournal. SACRAMENTO CORRESPONDENCE. SACRAMENTO, Tuesday, March 31, ’57. ; For the Nevada Journal. ously a little shorter than the ordinary We would call the attention of Goup Fiat, March 30th, ’57. A State Convention of the American York papers all describe a grand party run of mankind. Itis probable that the our readers to the San Francisco adverMessrs. Eprrors :— Impertinent cuparty, was held at Indianapolis, on the trial of Whitman will not last beyond lately given by Dr. Townsend, the Sartisements to be found in another columr. riosity is a weakness which prevails a 17th of February last, in which all secsaparilla man. The invitation eard Friday Morning, April 3d. mong men (and women sometimes have tions of the state were fully represented. many unmistakable signs that the LegIt is rumored there are other State a programme of the attraction contained it, too) to a great extent, in all parts of L. RA islature GU of 1857, AU is about IN to A series of resolutions were adopted of the evening—seiting forth, that the. end its days officials whose conduct has been such as THE A President’s Inaugural address, at forever. Some wiseacre, however, has not to bear the closest scrutiny, and the world. You find a large class of which set out fully and fairly the true would be a panorama of the Hudson i the commencement of his administrahatched the monstrous rumor that a that the time of the legislature may persons in every community, who seem idea of the party. They breathe a spirthe picture gallery, conversation in th tion, is generally looked for with a good democratic reform Legislature, incensed still farther be trenched upon to take to be restless, and ina fidget, when they it of devotion to the Union, and treat reception rooms, dancing in the drawin deal,.moxe.interest that it usually deat the five dollars per diem provisions of them “over the coals.” Hope not— meet an acquaintance, until they have sectional questions with great wisdom rooms, card playing onthe fourth floo serves. It is necessarily concise, and a Know Nothing law of last session, inThe American party has made a bad found out every thing about him, whethand discretion. After declaring that aconcert in the entranee hall, a general in its terms, and cannot be retends to adjourn with a portion of its enough “fist” of it, without oscar er of a private or confidential nature, or they—the members of the convention Nearly everybody must have foun not. They will worry out of you the lied upon, to any great extent, as an ingreat work left undone, that an extra amount of labor to show further. — have no sympathy with slavery, they something to gratify the ruling passion. 3 “ery nicest secrets of your nature, undex of the president’s future course.— session may be called by the Governor, show the necessity of mutual forbearAbout 2,000 people were present. Th . Yours, &e. les&, you come to a direct issue with ance between the two And, then, it is not uncommon for an and ten dollars per day be the reward great sections of Dr. has just emergod from the lower cir ** Take Your Time Miss Lucy.’’ them at once, and stop proceedings by the country. administration to be conducted in direct of the reformers. This rumor has obWe give their second cle of the people and is about enterin Excellent advice for Miss Lucy, who, flat yefusal to testify. violation of the prirciples laid down in tained some credence, or such a paper resolution entire: sphere of upper-tendom. higher the The miners of California are most inthe inaugural. These addresses should as the Union would not take the pains to we take it for granted, was accustomed “That, as our republican fathers Boot AND SHOE SroreE.—Our ibaa rather be looked upon as a sort of declare the proposition absurd. Oi to worry and fret and drive things, tolerably pestered by this system of infound it necessary to make mutual conher anot t in emen rtis when she might as well set down quietadve by ce noti will quisitorial investigat ion. When a micessio and ns sacrifi s, h th ces of nprivat air ic ur e ly e opinion th pri in wh of Ju aff Fo what use is it to assure the world that ly, and rock the cradle, and enjoy herner goes to town, particularly in the and individual preferences in order to column, that P. J. Espencheid has com} cipal object is to show that their anthe story of Cock Robin is a lie? form a more perfec t Union, so should toptick,” the d n, ness ced expand stan old his at agai busi men “to And, self. money-ma king season, he meets one of thors can write their language well, and The State Journal is in a peck of we, their descendants, be willing to citizens fellow our te for n er advice bad re and isn’t Mai of corn it the on these plagues who’ immediate ly asks: with a good literary taste. trouble about the printing bill which make individual sacrifices to perpetuate streets. ‘he firm will be oe With respect to style, good composisome days since passed the last house. of the State of California, just at this “how are you doing?” Knowing your it.” tion, &c., Mr. Buchanan’s Inaugural is With a disinterestedness very rare in time. Americans are undoubtedly the man, you give him some general answer, In relation to all affairs connected & Coe. These gentlemen are wel rather tame; Pierce’s beats it all hollow. the profession, that sheet, whilom ac“fastest” people in the known world. as “pretty well,” or “as well as could with both the State and National Govknown in the community, and Mr. Es. We suspeet, however, that Cass, and eustomed to call Gen. Allen an old and Colifornians are probably the fastbe expected,” and commence talking ernment, they recommend a thoroughly pencheid has probably sold more as Eps. JournNaL:—It is evident from the present week. the rest, made him alter so often, and granny, Miss Nancy, and other very enest peoplein America. Such a thing as about something else—so that if he American policy. They say that reaand shoes, during the last five or six at a late hour, that he couldn’t get the dearing epithets, is now piteously call“taking time’’ in any other way than were a gentleman, he would not prosesonable appropriations should be made years, than any other retailer in Califor Taaffe, McCahill & Co., are too well known for us to say a word in their favor. Call and examine their new goods.— Who said there was no Hops in this country ? Lewis S. Ford has enough cn hand to supply the whole State, and the best quality at that—By the way who wants wooden and willow ware. E. P. Seymour has a tremendous stock for sale at a low rate.—The Nicaragua steamer sails on the 20th inst.—The mail steamer leaves as usual on the Sth and 20th of each month. Dacverreotypes.— We would respectfully call the attention of the public to Mr. J. M. Levy’s new style of colored Ambrotypes, which, for life-like tint and appearance infinitely surpass any style of pictures which have hither to been taken. A call at his gallery, Main street, a few doors above the Jour nal office, is worth the trouble of the a: tist or the amateur. = We know by the most positive: sentences to dove tail well. As to the ing upon the democracy to do the an“by the forelock,” is totally unknown cute his enquiries any further. Not so, for internal improvements of a national nia. No danger of getting “bit” there. demonstration that the United States Brewery produces the best Lager made matter of the address, democrats, of cient female but simple justice —as if among us. The moment a man sets however, with your indefatigable bore. character —that adequate protection J. W. Sullivan, as usual, has t= course, will generally express themtheir bowels could yearn with compasfoot on the soil of California, he appears Having failed by general questions, to should be given to American labor— laid us under obligation for an abunin California. That half dozen settled to be seized with the prevailing mania, to find out the exact state of your finanand that none but Americans should the matter. It was fine. selves pleased with it; but we—have sion ! dant supply of Atlantic and foreign paand sets off on a keen run after whatces, he commences a system of minute hold the public offices of the country. eur opinion of it. The organ of the great high heeled pers. (= “An eagle soaring high above ever object he proposed to himself in , After telling his fellow-citizens “I party, of course, hasn’t the slightest peexamination which will be successful in Their resolutions present the best platthe mists of the earth,” said a western {= Hamlin and Welch both deserve coming here. It doesn’t seem to be of the end, if you don’t keep a bright look form that we have seen, of a great nastand before you,” &c. aud invoking cuniary interest in the world involved lawy er, “win ging its dari ng fligh t agai nst our special thanks for many favors, and Providence to help him rule Americans in the State Printing, but with a maghalf the consequence to do a thing, as out. He empioys a series of questions, tional party which will yet engraft its a mid-day sun, till the contemplation be(and Irishmen) he tells the audience nanimity of soul which will go far toto do it quickly. Men seem to have litsuch as these: “How much do your spirit, and policy, upon the government. especially for the early delivery of Atcomes too dazzling for humanity, and lantic papers per last arrival. mortal eyes gaze after it in vain ;” here that he will not, hereafter, be in the wards obtaining forgiveness for many tle steam engines in their heads, which claims pay per day to the hand?” “how [= We hav e rece ived the first No. the orat or falt ered , and afte r an abor and explosion, of danger constant in are y r wa of his younge democratic friends, other sins of omission and commission, many hands do you work?” “how long [= See advertisement of Ranch for tive effort or two, sat down in confusion. of the Red Bluffs Beacon, a sprightly they rush about puffing and spluttering have they paid at that rate?” “how for he don’t intend to run again. This it merely is struggling for the right. Sale, in another column. Those wish“Th e next time , sir,” said the Judge. littl e pape r publ ishe d in Teh ama coun steam, like a much ground have you?” “how much off letting and fizzing, and may be an excellent resolution, but its “you bring an eagle into court, I should ing to go into that business will seldom Mr. Norman's Bill for the payment of ty, by Clar k & Blan ton. Mr. Blan ton loose recommend you to clip his wings.” announcement at that particular time the funded debt of the State has been little tug-boat, fired up and turned do you have to pay for water?” “how meet with as favorable an opportunity was for a long time eng age d in this ofand place, strikes us as being in bad somewhat discussed of late, it having without any engineer or steersman. As much did it cost you to get in?” “how to get a good property cheap— particufice, and is a smar t and _ indu stri ous Ec on om ic aL Ap vi ce .— Ne ver pay a tremendous a is there consequence, a taste, much were you in debt when you belarly if stock raising is the object. been made the special order of yesterbill on first presentation ; it would Iook you ng man. Tom. , we wish you all He then notices the fact that, altho’ day and every day thereafter until the zigzagging, and crashing, and running gan to take out money?” &ce. &e.; and as if you was ostentatious of honesty. the {= We are informed that over thirsucc ess an hone st man dese rves . the late political contest was an unusuquestion is disposed of finally by the into each other—and occasionally, by if you are accommodating and good naAt the second time of presenting, you teen hundred letters were forwarded AnoTHER Epiror Gonr.—-A rumor may consider about it, and say, “Call ally exciting one, yet as soon asthe Senate. It isa matter of grave doubt special interposition of the God of Luck, tured enough to answer all there quesoffice, to go by again.” ‘Third or fourth tim post Nevada the from e you may “majority” spoke, instant submission whether any bill yet presented on this a man reaches the place he started for. tions categorically, he will tell all your has reached our ears that Mareus D. the steamer of the 6th to the Dead Letbe either not at home or out of money ; followed. Now, this was in bad taste subject meets exactly the requirements The great majority go under, because acquaintences how much you are worth Boruck, of the Fireman’s Journal, has and should the creditor call a fifth, you ter Office. also; because, in the first place, he was of the constitution. Besides, neither they are. too fast—they never “take in cash, to a dollar, and what you will joined the glorious army of the—husmay have fair reason to be offended at bands. May all good angels guard him! {= Remember the Musical Convenhis pertinacity, and not pay the bill at not elected by a “majority ;” and, in the bill of Mr. Coffroth or Norman’s protime.” make for the next two years. The truth is, that the whole supertion, the first session of which comes off all. the second place, a large number of his vides for the outstanding Now, we miners don’t like, at all AN Ovp OFFENDER.—The grand jury evidences of warmest supporters had sworn that they at Grass Valley on Saturday the 11th structure of California society, is built times, to make so particular an exhibit of Sacramento county have indicted the State existing in the form of Con5 = «xe ~ Sheriff's Sale wouldn't submit, if the majority happeninst. A general invitation is given to upon a bad foundation. People came of our personal affairs to the world. It Willi DY VIRTUE of an Execution to me directed and de am Wallace, for an assault with a troller's Warrants. Coffroth’s is but a musicians. The present prospect indiAD livered, issued out of the Hon District Court of ed to speak against them. here in ‘49 and ’50 with no intention of is all well enough for you town folks to the Tenth Judicial District of the State of Califor re-enactment of the various long funddeadly weapon. We have heard of his nia founded ona judgment rendered in said Court, en As soon as he gets through these precates a large attendance. making a permanent stay. To “make ask a mining friend, when you meet ing laws on our statute books, which are committing the same offense repeatedly, re 29ht dey of January 1857, in favor of Walter Mason inst J. J. Boynton, for the sum of Five Lundred liminaries, he at once takes up slavery, a pile, and go back,” was then the comhim, how he is getting along, and if he Gatninc Grounp.—Every mail from in fact but three or four repetitions of years ago. -seven dollars, with interest on $518 17, at the of three aad poor Kansas. Upon this subject the mencement and end of life in California. chooses to tell you exactly how much the East proves, more satisfactorily same thing. Norman’s adopts a Miss Matitpa Heron.—The intense he says, that Congress is neither to legHence they made haste to be rich, and he is making— why, all right; but if ied upon the following ¢ ed property than before, that the American party is shorter course, but is liable to some seh Thad heretofore attached on th th day ofJ admiratio n with which this actress was islate slavery into, nor out of, the terridug, traded, practised law, or preached he don’t, for decency’s sake, don’t force , to-wit: All the right, rapidly recovering ground in the hearts rious objections. Still, the taking hold J. Boynton of, ir g Claim: a, kne in appearanc first her on welcomed, e tories—the question as to the right of —any thing or every thing to aecomhim, by your inquisitiveness, to be unthe Eureka Tunnel (o,, situated on San Jua n Hill in of the people. The N.Y. Herald, alas of the important measures before the Nevada county, State of California, New York, seems to increase. The fuCongress so to do, he evades. He then . Legislature, plish their object in the shortest possicivil. Yours, &c., Notice is hereby given thaton the 18th day of April A MINER. ways a shrewd observer of party prosis an augury that the sesA. D. 1857, at 2 0’clock, P. M., I will sell al the right ror has seized the first literary circles, tells us that “a difference of opinion has ble space of time. When these times ti Te, interest and claim of said J. J. Boynton in and to AN UnrortunatTe ILLustratTion,— sion is coming down to a point, and pects, speaking of the N. Y, State Counthe above described property »t the Court House door in and sueh men as Longfello w, and Dana, arisen in regard to the ¢/me when the changed, and California began to be Old Mr. L—, commonly called “old Nevada, at public auction for Cash in hand, to the high however objectionable the features of cil, says: . est on] best bidder, to satisfy said executor and all have given way to the prevailing mania, people of a territory shall decide the looked upon as a state, and a regular Bill,” although occasionally profane, costs. WM. BUTTERFIELD, any bill may be, the attempt to discuss “The Know Notheings are comin; apl 3td and have taken to writing plays for Sheriff of Nevada County. the question [of slavery] for themselves ’— abiding place, the rush and hurry never out of their shell again. They held and generally drunk, was, nevertheless, it is an earnest that there is a will to thus giving all good demoerats a fair abated in the least, and we are now just an universal favorite in the little town universal charmer. It seems that she State Council at Troy the other day, . get at the proper features necessary En so lv en t No ti ce . prays, as well as plays. The Home and have commenced burnishing up etal OF CALIFORNIA—Co: chance to differ eternally about the only about as fast a people, as in the days of nty of Nevada—ss Ir of C.g. His uniform good nature, his to a more perfect act to receive the their old weapons, polishing their plat‘ the County Court of said county. FENWICK MII Journal says “she is the first person that real question there is in the whole Kaspioneers the . } LER vs HIS CREDITORS. fun-loving propensities, and his many sanction of the Legislature ultimately. fo rm an d pr ep ar in fo g r ne xt ye ar’s elec: we ever knew, In the matter orthe peti iow of Fenwick Miller, an In who first went to prayers sas and Nebraska controversy. Further Fast people are necessar ily unhappy really good qualities, endeared him to tion. We should not be surprised i su I t debtor, praying that he may be allowed to mak« The Revenue Bill has been “sot on” before going nment of lis estate to his Creditors, and he be on the stage to act.” She on, however, he tells us that his own people. By crowdin g the business they were to trouble the other two pardischarged from his debts in puxsyance of an act passed — every bedy, despite his manifest weakby the Senate committee on Finance will compel the preachers May 4th 1852, entitled an “Act for the relief of Insel to counteendividual (not official) opinion is, that tie s in th e St at the ve e hand ry mu labor, ch by next Novent Debtors and protection of Creditors.” And it and brain labo r ness. Upon one occasion, elder M.r — of for some time. Something seems likely pursuance of an order of the Hon. Thomas H, Caswell, the appropriate period will be when the ten years into one, we unfit the hand undertook to read him a leeture about nance ier profession, if she continues to vember.” County Judge, notice is hereby given to the ex ditors of to be gotten out of it that will be really supplicate Providenc e for power and Th e N. said Insolvent to be and appear before said Judge Y. Tim es, number of actual residents justifies the one of the bit in ter est and the brain for after exertiou . Where his drinking so much liquor. He told valuable. It is to be earnestly hoped Nevada city, in open Court, on the 5th day of May at strength to die well in “Camille.” opponents of the party during the last 10 0’clock A, M., to show cause why the prayer of said formation ofa State Constitution. The do you see so many gray heads as in him that he was getting old, now, and that some system will be devised to preInsolvent should not be granted, and an asslgnment of cam pai gn, use s the fol low ing lan gua people of a territory, then, as such, have ge: his estate be made and he be discharged from his debts California? Where $0 many infirm that he couldn’t stand as much hard A Cat iro rni a Wipow. — It seems vent so many delinquencies among coland li. bilities, in pursuance of the Statute in such cas: “Al tho ugh thr oug h com bin ati no right to determine this matter for ons of made and p oyided, . bodies, and shattered intellects, comthat a Cali forn ia wido w, late ly cowh ided drinking as whea he was a younger lectors of revenues in the counties.— And it is further orlered that until farther hearing pol iti cal eve nts , the Ame ric an par ty was themselves; but only when they are pared with the original strength and man, and that, if he herein, all proceedings against said Insolvent be stayed. a New Yor k merc hant in that city .— didn’t hold up a Hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxshorn of its strength at the polls in the By order of Court. about to become the people of a State, vigor of the population? Where so few : s) Witness, my hand with the seal of said Court The y were both stop ping at a fash iona rec ent ele cti the on, little, re is his constitution would certainly in the hearts of (Ls hereto affixed thisthe Second day of April A es have been levied, but never collectdo they acqvire this glorious prerogaold men, quietly and peacefully apD. 1857. ble the J. H. BOSTWICK, Clerk. Ame boar ric ding peo an ple no hous evi e, den of whe ce the re ther e wer e a give way, and he be precipitat ed into ed, or at least never paid over to the By Wm. Smith, Deputy. apl 2—Im e! dec tiv ay of the Is this Squatter Sovereignty ? sen proaching their graves? Our citizens tim ent whi s ch gav e it grea t man y ladi es and gent ieme n who an untimely grave. Old Bill had, for State, so lax have been our revenue ~~ pnam eae e a 14 birth.” Not if Gen. Cass, or Martin Van Buren must either change the allowance of ! SH & BO OE OT S S most of his life, been engaged in the buhad’nt much else to do except to talk laws. Johnson’s bill contains stringent Sentiments which are seated in the ‘The Oid Stand, Corner of knows any thing about it. their years from the appointed three abou t each othe r. The merchant had provisions, as it should. Honest men siness of wagon-making, and _ the hearts of the people, must be victorious, Main and Commercial Streets. The new President next informs us score and ten, or learn a philosophy of pay their taxes for the most part elder thought he would draw an retailed some scandal about the widow; in the end. : The undersigned having purchased the that public virtue is a good thing, and life that teaches something better than {Gee entire interestof S Mayers in the above she aske d him to retr act or apol ogis e ; promptly, and laws cannot be too strinillustration from his favorite pursuit.— establishinent, would respectfully inthat if the publie treasury is kept so full a clean break and a rush to get through t= The District Attorney informs form the citizens of Neyadla and surroungent for the heedless and rogues. So he wound up as follows: “Suppose, he refused to do either; whereupon she ding country that they intend to keep a large and good as it is now, every body connected with it. We must learn to “take time.”— now, you had an old wagon, almost worn let him have it over the head and shoulus that anonymous communications are assortment of The Senate, on Monday, indefinitely the government will be corrupted. To Make money, if we can take it easy, BOOTS, postponed by a large vote, the bill to out, with loose tires, and rickety spokes ders with a cowhide which she had conoften sent him from other towns, comBes: And all kinds and varicties of Shoes. get rid of the money, he says it ought and enjoy ourselves at the same time — plain ceal ing ed of unde violations of the gambling r her crinoline. and fellies, which you wished to pregrant the right of way across the SacraThey have made arrangements to get tleit Stock direct from the best manufacturers in to be apprepriated to “great national but take it easy and enjoy ourselves at Som e act, of but the no name pape s rs object to the proof witnesses, or other mento to the city. A half dozen men serve as long as possible, would you New York, objects”; but, owing to his “strict conany rate. Business first, and pleasure Boston, of no means who live by their wi‘s, have continue to use it as roughly, and load ceeding, because a gentleman has no means by which he can act in such caand Philadelphia, struction”’ notions, he can’t find any afterwards, is a poor motto. Pleasure thus been granted the privilege of it as heavily as when it was new and chance in such eases to defend himself, ses; that on receiving such letters he they will be able to seli as cheap as they can be sold at any other establishment in the State, such “objects” clearly warranted by first and business afterwards is a thousA large assortment of keeping others of capital from building strong? or what would you do with it? it not being etiquette to strike back; but, has written to citizens of those towns, the constitution, except the payment of and times better. Grey hairs and wrinLadies’ in our opin ion, no inju premi the in infor no got and stic ses. matio e n coul d poss ia bridge over the river for several years “By G-d,” said old Bill, “I'd soak it.” Misses, the public debt, and the increase of the kles will come soon enough—there is bly be done to a man who would “go on If any person wishes the law enforced, and Children’s Shoes. to come. The principle is now fully CONSTANILY ON HAND. navy. This is truly a deplorable state no sense in hurrying them on by the War! War! — Don’t be too intenseso” about a lady. he should not be ashamed of his own established that a few log-rollers are A continuance of the liberal patronage from their fo>of affairs ! use of unnatural stimulants. We bely alarmed, gentle reader; there is no mer patrons and the public are respectfully solicited. name. entitled to more privileges at the hands May Pariy.—Messrs. Stow & TallP. J. ESPENSCHEID. nt He next pays a complime lieve that life is capable of being made immediate danger. War don’t exactly to our WM. R. COE. of a legislature, than a city paying te We were shown an elegant speciman , of the Che rok ee Hotel, Cherokee, Nevada, April 3d, 1857. foreign population, and says that after a very tolerable institution; but itemust “exist by the act of the enemy,” and large sums in taxes into the coffers of men of gold, a few days ago, weighing are gett ing up a May Day part y, to being naturalized, they should “be placbe taken very easily and moderately, your scalp will probably be safe yet for Ranch for Sale. ae the State—a city that has spent thouabout $30. taken out of the claims of com e off on Fri day even ing, May Ist, NY PERSON wishing ed on perfect equality withJnative born to purchase A GOOD RANCH or it becomes “on tke contrary quite a few nights; but we advise you to sands of dollars te take care of the pauS: on the most favorable terms, have now the oppor Mike Lewis & Co., at Alpha . We unwhi ch is des ign ed to be one of the best citizens.”” This, of course, is all very tunity. It is one of the BEST STOCK or HAY RANCH the reverse.” It is like good old wine your arran gemen ts as speedi ly as pers from all parts of the State, that ES in the mountains of California, and to any one want derst and these claim of s the and the seas other on. s A gen era l invi tati on is natural from a democratic President. ing to go into that pleasant business, offers inducements —to yield its e, in order true to be zest prepar ed for and a flavor it flocked there, making Sacramento one not often to be met with. It is situated on Dry Creek, adjoi ning are payin g excee ding well .— ext end to ed ladi es and gen tle men of all Next in order we have the doctrine of stgfe must of hostili be ties. sipped—not about one mile and a half north-west of the Zine House, It is very true swallowed that at a great pest house for the entire coast — on the Sacramento road. Ther e is plent y of water loca and the liti miner es, s and the grea test ass ura nce of‘* strict construction of the constitution,” gulp, like ginger pop. e are now “at peace with all the It contains two quarter sections of Land, ALL EN~ a city several times wiped out by CLO-ED WITH A GOOD BRUSH FENCE, and two: are all in good spirit s. fere d that perf ect sati sfac tion will be announced in the very strongest terms. world, and ” that there is no very urgor three smaller Lots in board fence, and a fire and flood, but by the indomitable TEMPERANCE.—We are glad to Tearn ent reason why we should disturb our given. GOOD FRAME BUILDING, NEW The President says, that in our past Tue Brivc es. — The bridge s which energy of her citizens has been enabled that Rev. I. There isnow growing on ita CROP OF HAY, whict S. Diehl, the celebrated “amicable relations with the rest of history, “doubtful powers” have never will yield the present season, not lesa than Forty Tons, were swept away by the Laird flood, OroviLLE Metuop.—The Butteians to bid defiance to the flames and the and Three Acres of the finest BARLEY. It contains any tem per anc e lect urer , is goi ng to visit us mankind been exercised without producing -‘in;” but ain’t Gen. Cass will amount of the best Garden Ground to be found in the soon at the be repl aced . The brid ge over lately hung Wakefield the swindler, waves, and will eventually be the New agai State, about fouracres of which is fenced and has heer n. How eve r muc h we may regard head of the Cabinet? and won’t he injurious and unhappy consequences.” — Haven of the Pacific. vated for that purpose. A small lot of Timothy who ran away without paying his debts Little Deer creek is already finished, culti Meadow is well seeded and in fine condition. About our mou nta in hom e in adv anc e of the w t Ho abou the purchase of Louisiana? contin ently kick and up the a fight? one over Big Deer creek, at the ONE HUNDRED PEACH TREES of one years growth If he —in effigy. The question of the division of El and all the necessary tools for farming. age with respect to temperance and don’t, “there is no believing old signs.” That was the exercise of “doubtful foot of Maiu street, has beencommenced. There is on the place, a number of Large and never Dorado county creates some little exgood order; still we regret to say there Miss Ann Tiquity is said to be the In a few days, wagons and buggies can failing Springs, affording an abundant supply of excelpowers,”’ undoubtedly; have the conselent water, either for stock or irrigation, the year round citement. Should the county of Eureka is roo = We had the pleas ure, this week, oldest female known to history. — Bosm for the laborer in the cause of It will be sold at the most reasonable rate, either in quences been “injurious and unhappy’? tra vel aro und our cit y as in the olden eluding the present years crop or without it. be formed, as projected, Nevada, of all the tem of meeti ng Mr. Hutch ings, of the CaliStar ton . perance reform—and few, if _ The President seems to think that For further particulars address, by letter, or in t i m e s . Pshaw' she aint near as old as Aunty the mining. counties will be the Empire any person, forni a Magaz N. P. BROWN ine. , are better qualified for the mission April 3, 1857 Congress couldn’t build a Pacific railNevada Journal Office Dil uvi an ! — Syr acu se Jour nal. County, polling a larger number of votes in which he We hope that this gentl eman will ReE tic iou s.— Rev . Mr. Co op er wil l is eng age d tha n Mr. Diehl. road, merely for the public good; but Bot h old, to be sure . a4 PROPERTY FOR SALE. But didn ’t Ann than any other, and only exceeded in succe ed in incre asing the alrea dy large hol d ser vie es at the Cou rt House for For the The subscriber wishing to return to the At last four Teri year or s, pre his cee effo d rts the in , m? this ia — Boston Times and the entire he says that to protect ‘ Californ ha lantic States, offers for sale his property in the state by San Francisco. circu latio n of the Magaz ine. The enSu nd ay nex t onl y, But at 3 o’clock, P. M— was n’t ther e one cau se Ann hav T. e C. bee town of Cherokee, Consisting of Den n t? ince ssan t, and attendour other Pacific possessions,”’ from inYou will have seen that the bill, terpri se of estab lishi Dol ng a lar perio dical Wee of DW kly EL Mir LI ror . NG Reg ula HO r US ser E vic AN e D wil l LO be T; hel d the rea fte ed r, with grea t succ ess. n t on d ig foe, it migh buil a vasi by a fore Blacksmith’s Shop, with all the Tools and materi als. To be sure; but we are acquainted at 10 o'clock, A. M., as heretofore. which, among its other provisions, was this kind in Calif ornia , is a worth y one. The shop adjoins 4 Wagon shop and is favorably situ He . will deli ver a lect ure on Tempermilitary road. 1s isto bea railroad? ated for business, on one of the most public roads in the with Ann Oth er ; who is still olde r. to lop Plumas from our district has been The Pacif ic coast shoul d suppo rt, at cou nty. Forterms apply to the undersigned, on theanc e at the M. E. Chu rch , on t next MonYoung America. As to our foreign policy, the Presiden premises. Nat ion at Cir cus —On Frid ay of JOHN recalled from the Governor on account cee. least one magaz ine of a litera ry chara cApr il 3, 18 57 —3 m* day ot Ne even En ing, e. O R at E 74 o'cl ock. e at e t , iv ac gh lt at ys pe to cu th we ou sa Fab les , gen tle men ! We ha ve no next reweek, the Natio nal Circu s will open of an imperfection. In the language of ter. Wewere glad to learn from Mr. liable accounts of one older than Ann at Nevada. In addition to the usual atwith ether nations, and treat them kindof Seal Lost. a constitutional expounder, it will be AS i Hutch ings, that T MONDA his mont hly is ) Y, Wednesday, or Saturday Night, ia now SE LL IN G Ou r. —M is s A. M. Ta ck O. Domini. i Plurshutz Hall,a GOL) WATCH SEAL, with ly; but if we take a notion “to further “all right.” tractions of this Company, Melville's a place upon d a Gr footi ng tnat ee ensur n es perSt on e in th ne e bottom anda silver dog at the top. y, on Br oa d str eet , we not ice , is sel lextend our possessions,” “xo nation will The finde wir ll please leave it with MRS. CLARK, Cireus Troupe, recently arrived from f = Th e or largely increased business The impeachment trial still prozressing out her large stock of fashionable manent success. April 3, 1857 T. GALAVOTTI have a right to interfere or complain.” Australia, has been added to it. T h e of Dr . L. J. Czapkay, has eompelled es slowly. As yet there has been no millinery and fancy goods. As Miss Mrs. Hayn e.—I is t said that this laCuba, we suppose, is bound to be had. F b t o r k w h f e e n . a e p l o g u l w W t e a n t l . i o n T H A Y E hi R m to , re mo ve hi s Medical and Surgical proof adduced showing complicity on Tackney has selected her goods with dy has purchased a residence in San . A t performance. excellent t an ensures o r n e y a t Law, Nevada City. In st it ut to e Sa cr am en to street, opposite Rowe’s Circus.—We learn that this the part of Whitman with the frauds the most judicious taste, and with an exFrancisco, and is negotiating for a handOrrice—Over Critenden’s store, Main street. Missovurtr.—The Americans of Missexcellent and popular company will percarried on through his office. Rowe tensive knowledge of the fashions and some country seat on the Bay, intendtho Pacific Mail Steamship Co.’s offies, April 3—3m* so as to have ample room to accommoouri have nominated James Rollins, ja form at Nevada in a few days. The was called up yesterday to testify, and styles of goodin s use at the present day, ing to make California her home. Dissolution. date his numerous patieats. member of the present legislature, as Ts co-partnership heretofore existing between troupe has been increased and improved learning wisdom or rascality from expewe would advise all those in want of 8Fos THe Gapspen Purcuast.—T wo Meyers and Wm. A. Coe is dissolved by mutual conthei r cand idat e for Gove rnor . sinee their last visit to this place, and we rience answered the questions asked goods in her line to give her a call.— hundred persons, including General Cosi Real estate in New York is sellsent. Wm A. Coe is authoriseto d settle the accounts of the jJate fiand rm all bill ,s remgining unpaid after 30 sati s. emi nent him, though on most points he was someLadies, don’t forget, she is selling out by of Siskiyou, intend to sail on Tuesing at much higher prices, that could have no doubt will give F The Rothschilds have a mortdays from date, will be left with an bar gn . for collec. tion, S&S MEYERS, day next to join Crabb’s party, at the be obtained one year ago. what oblivious, his memory being obvicheap. faction. gage on Jerusalem. WM. A. COE. wr Gadsden purchase. Nevada, April 3d, 1857.

‘be Heoada Yournal. SACRAMENTO CORRESPONDENCE. SACRAMENTO, Tuesday, March 31, ’57. ; For the Nevada Journal. ously a little shorter than the ordinary We would call the attention of Goup Fiat, March 30th, ’57. A State Convention of the American York papers all describe a grand party run of mankind. Itis probable that the our readers to the San Francisco adverMessrs. Eprrors :— Impertinent cuparty, was held at Indianapolis, on the trial of Whitman will not last beyond lately given by Dr. Townsend, the Sartisements to be found in another columr. riosity is a weakness which prevails a 17th of February last, in which all secsaparilla man. The invitation eard Friday Morning, April 3d. mong men (and women sometimes have tions of the state were fully represented. many unmistakable signs that the LegIt is rumored there are other State a programme of the attraction contained it, too) to a great extent, in all parts of L. RA islature GU of 1857, AU is about IN to A series of resolutions were adopted of the evening—seiting forth, that the. end its days officials whose conduct has been such as THE A President’s Inaugural address, at forever. Some wiseacre, however, has not to bear the closest scrutiny, and the world. You find a large class of which set out fully and fairly the true would be a panorama of the Hudson i the commencement of his administrahatched the monstrous rumor that a that the time of the legislature may persons in every community, who seem idea of the party. They breathe a spirthe picture gallery, conversation in th tion, is generally looked for with a good democratic reform Legislature, incensed still farther be trenched upon to take to be restless, and ina fidget, when they it of devotion to the Union, and treat reception rooms, dancing in the drawin deal,.moxe.interest that it usually deat the five dollars per diem provisions of them “over the coals.” Hope not— meet an acquaintance, until they have sectional questions with great wisdom rooms, card playing onthe fourth floo serves. It is necessarily concise, and a Know Nothing law of last session, inThe American party has made a bad found out every thing about him, whethand discretion. After declaring that aconcert in the entranee hall, a general in its terms, and cannot be retends to adjourn with a portion of its enough “fist” of it, without oscar er of a private or confidential nature, or they—the members of the convention Nearly everybody must have foun not. They will worry out of you the lied upon, to any great extent, as an ingreat work left undone, that an extra amount of labor to show further. — have no sympathy with slavery, they something to gratify the ruling passion. 3 “ery nicest secrets of your nature, undex of the president’s future course.— session may be called by the Governor, show the necessity of mutual forbearAbout 2,000 people were present. Th . Yours, &e. les&, you come to a direct issue with ance between the two And, then, it is not uncommon for an and ten dollars per day be the reward great sections of Dr. has just emergod from the lower cir ** Take Your Time Miss Lucy.’’ them at once, and stop proceedings by the country. administration to be conducted in direct of the reformers. This rumor has obWe give their second cle of the people and is about enterin Excellent advice for Miss Lucy, who, flat yefusal to testify. violation of the prirciples laid down in tained some credence, or such a paper resolution entire: sphere of upper-tendom. higher the The miners of California are most inthe inaugural. These addresses should as the Union would not take the pains to we take it for granted, was accustomed “That, as our republican fathers Boot AND SHOE SroreE.—Our ibaa rather be looked upon as a sort of declare the proposition absurd. Oi to worry and fret and drive things, tolerably pestered by this system of infound it necessary to make mutual conher anot t in emen rtis when she might as well set down quietadve by ce noti will quisitorial investigat ion. When a micessio and ns sacrifi s, h th ces of nprivat air ic ur e ly e opinion th pri in wh of Ju aff Fo what use is it to assure the world that ly, and rock the cradle, and enjoy herner goes to town, particularly in the and individual preferences in order to column, that P. J. Espencheid has com} cipal object is to show that their anthe story of Cock Robin is a lie? form a more perfec t Union, so should toptick,” the d n, ness ced expand stan old his at agai busi men “to And, self. money-ma king season, he meets one of thors can write their language well, and The State Journal is in a peck of we, their descendants, be willing to citizens fellow our te for n er advice bad re and isn’t Mai of corn it the on these plagues who’ immediate ly asks: with a good literary taste. trouble about the printing bill which make individual sacrifices to perpetuate streets. ‘he firm will be oe With respect to style, good composisome days since passed the last house. of the State of California, just at this “how are you doing?” Knowing your it.” tion, &c., Mr. Buchanan’s Inaugural is With a disinterestedness very rare in time. Americans are undoubtedly the man, you give him some general answer, In relation to all affairs connected & Coe. These gentlemen are wel rather tame; Pierce’s beats it all hollow. the profession, that sheet, whilom ac“fastest” people in the known world. as “pretty well,” or “as well as could with both the State and National Govknown in the community, and Mr. Es. We suspeet, however, that Cass, and eustomed to call Gen. Allen an old and Colifornians are probably the fastbe expected,” and commence talking ernment, they recommend a thoroughly pencheid has probably sold more as Eps. JournNaL:—It is evident from the present week. the rest, made him alter so often, and granny, Miss Nancy, and other very enest peoplein America. Such a thing as about something else—so that if he American policy. They say that reaand shoes, during the last five or six at a late hour, that he couldn’t get the dearing epithets, is now piteously call“taking time’’ in any other way than were a gentleman, he would not prosesonable appropriations should be made years, than any other retailer in Califor Taaffe, McCahill & Co., are too well known for us to say a word in their favor. Call and examine their new goods.— Who said there was no Hops in this country ? Lewis S. Ford has enough cn hand to supply the whole State, and the best quality at that—By the way who wants wooden and willow ware. E. P. Seymour has a tremendous stock for sale at a low rate.—The Nicaragua steamer sails on the 20th inst.—The mail steamer leaves as usual on the Sth and 20th of each month. Dacverreotypes.— We would respectfully call the attention of the public to Mr. J. M. Levy’s new style of colored Ambrotypes, which, for life-like tint and appearance infinitely surpass any style of pictures which have hither to been taken. A call at his gallery, Main street, a few doors above the Jour nal office, is worth the trouble of the a: tist or the amateur. = We know by the most positive: sentences to dove tail well. As to the ing upon the democracy to do the an“by the forelock,” is totally unknown cute his enquiries any further. Not so, for internal improvements of a national nia. No danger of getting “bit” there. demonstration that the United States Brewery produces the best Lager made matter of the address, democrats, of cient female but simple justice —as if among us. The moment a man sets however, with your indefatigable bore. character —that adequate protection J. W. Sullivan, as usual, has t= course, will generally express themtheir bowels could yearn with compasfoot on the soil of California, he appears Having failed by general questions, to should be given to American labor— laid us under obligation for an abunin California. That half dozen settled to be seized with the prevailing mania, to find out the exact state of your finanand that none but Americans should the matter. It was fine. selves pleased with it; but we—have sion ! dant supply of Atlantic and foreign paand sets off on a keen run after whatces, he commences a system of minute hold the public offices of the country. eur opinion of it. The organ of the great high heeled pers. (= “An eagle soaring high above ever object he proposed to himself in , After telling his fellow-citizens “I party, of course, hasn’t the slightest peexamination which will be successful in Their resolutions present the best platthe mists of the earth,” said a western {= Hamlin and Welch both deserve coming here. It doesn’t seem to be of the end, if you don’t keep a bright look form that we have seen, of a great nastand before you,” &c. aud invoking cuniary interest in the world involved lawy er, “win ging its dari ng fligh t agai nst our special thanks for many favors, and Providence to help him rule Americans in the State Printing, but with a maghalf the consequence to do a thing, as out. He empioys a series of questions, tional party which will yet engraft its a mid-day sun, till the contemplation be(and Irishmen) he tells the audience nanimity of soul which will go far toto do it quickly. Men seem to have litsuch as these: “How much do your spirit, and policy, upon the government. especially for the early delivery of Atcomes too dazzling for humanity, and lantic papers per last arrival. mortal eyes gaze after it in vain ;” here that he will not, hereafter, be in the wards obtaining forgiveness for many tle steam engines in their heads, which claims pay per day to the hand?” “how [= We hav e rece ived the first No. the orat or falt ered , and afte r an abor and explosion, of danger constant in are y r wa of his younge democratic friends, other sins of omission and commission, many hands do you work?” “how long [= See advertisement of Ranch for tive effort or two, sat down in confusion. of the Red Bluffs Beacon, a sprightly they rush about puffing and spluttering have they paid at that rate?” “how for he don’t intend to run again. This it merely is struggling for the right. Sale, in another column. Those wish“Th e next time , sir,” said the Judge. littl e pape r publ ishe d in Teh ama coun steam, like a much ground have you?” “how much off letting and fizzing, and may be an excellent resolution, but its “you bring an eagle into court, I should ing to go into that business will seldom Mr. Norman's Bill for the payment of ty, by Clar k & Blan ton. Mr. Blan ton loose recommend you to clip his wings.” announcement at that particular time the funded debt of the State has been little tug-boat, fired up and turned do you have to pay for water?” “how meet with as favorable an opportunity was for a long time eng age d in this ofand place, strikes us as being in bad somewhat discussed of late, it having without any engineer or steersman. As much did it cost you to get in?” “how to get a good property cheap— particufice, and is a smar t and _ indu stri ous Ec on om ic aL Ap vi ce .— Ne ver pay a tremendous a is there consequence, a taste, much were you in debt when you belarly if stock raising is the object. been made the special order of yesterbill on first presentation ; it would Iook you ng man. Tom. , we wish you all He then notices the fact that, altho’ day and every day thereafter until the zigzagging, and crashing, and running gan to take out money?” &ce. &e.; and as if you was ostentatious of honesty. the {= We are informed that over thirsucc ess an hone st man dese rves . the late political contest was an unusuquestion is disposed of finally by the into each other—and occasionally, by if you are accommodating and good naAt the second time of presenting, you teen hundred letters were forwarded AnoTHER Epiror Gonr.—-A rumor may consider about it, and say, “Call ally exciting one, yet as soon asthe Senate. It isa matter of grave doubt special interposition of the God of Luck, tured enough to answer all there quesoffice, to go by again.” ‘Third or fourth tim post Nevada the from e you may “majority” spoke, instant submission whether any bill yet presented on this a man reaches the place he started for. tions categorically, he will tell all your has reached our ears that Mareus D. the steamer of the 6th to the Dead Letbe either not at home or out of money ; followed. Now, this was in bad taste subject meets exactly the requirements The great majority go under, because acquaintences how much you are worth Boruck, of the Fireman’s Journal, has and should the creditor call a fifth, you ter Office. also; because, in the first place, he was of the constitution. Besides, neither they are. too fast—they never “take in cash, to a dollar, and what you will joined the glorious army of the—husmay have fair reason to be offended at bands. May all good angels guard him! {= Remember the Musical Convenhis pertinacity, and not pay the bill at not elected by a “majority ;” and, in the bill of Mr. Coffroth or Norman’s protime.” make for the next two years. The truth is, that the whole supertion, the first session of which comes off all. the second place, a large number of his vides for the outstanding Now, we miners don’t like, at all AN Ovp OFFENDER.—The grand jury evidences of warmest supporters had sworn that they at Grass Valley on Saturday the 11th structure of California society, is built times, to make so particular an exhibit of Sacramento county have indicted the State existing in the form of Con5 = «xe ~ Sheriff's Sale wouldn't submit, if the majority happeninst. A general invitation is given to upon a bad foundation. People came of our personal affairs to the world. It Willi DY VIRTUE of an Execution to me directed and de am Wallace, for an assault with a troller's Warrants. Coffroth’s is but a musicians. The present prospect indiAD livered, issued out of the Hon District Court of ed to speak against them. here in ‘49 and ’50 with no intention of is all well enough for you town folks to the Tenth Judicial District of the State of Califor re-enactment of the various long funddeadly weapon. We have heard of his nia founded ona judgment rendered in said Court, en As soon as he gets through these precates a large attendance. making a permanent stay. To “make ask a mining friend, when you meet ing laws on our statute books, which are committing the same offense repeatedly, re 29ht dey of January 1857, in favor of Walter Mason inst J. J. Boynton, for the sum of Five Lundred liminaries, he at once takes up slavery, a pile, and go back,” was then the comhim, how he is getting along, and if he Gatninc Grounp.—Every mail from in fact but three or four repetitions of years ago. -seven dollars, with interest on $518 17, at the of three aad poor Kansas. Upon this subject the mencement and end of life in California. chooses to tell you exactly how much the East proves, more satisfactorily same thing. Norman’s adopts a Miss Matitpa Heron.—The intense he says, that Congress is neither to legHence they made haste to be rich, and he is making— why, all right; but if ied upon the following ¢ ed property than before, that the American party is shorter course, but is liable to some seh Thad heretofore attached on th th day ofJ admiratio n with which this actress was islate slavery into, nor out of, the terridug, traded, practised law, or preached he don’t, for decency’s sake, don’t force , to-wit: All the right, rapidly recovering ground in the hearts rious objections. Still, the taking hold J. Boynton of, ir g Claim: a, kne in appearanc first her on welcomed, e tories—the question as to the right of —any thing or every thing to aecomhim, by your inquisitiveness, to be unthe Eureka Tunnel (o,, situated on San Jua n Hill in of the people. The N.Y. Herald, alas of the important measures before the Nevada county, State of California, New York, seems to increase. The fuCongress so to do, he evades. He then . Legislature, plish their object in the shortest possicivil. Yours, &c., Notice is hereby given thaton the 18th day of April A MINER. ways a shrewd observer of party prosis an augury that the sesA. D. 1857, at 2 0’clock, P. M., I will sell al the right ror has seized the first literary circles, tells us that “a difference of opinion has ble space of time. When these times ti Te, interest and claim of said J. J. Boynton in and to AN UnrortunatTe ILLustratTion,— sion is coming down to a point, and pects, speaking of the N. Y, State Counthe above described property »t the Court House door in and sueh men as Longfello w, and Dana, arisen in regard to the ¢/me when the changed, and California began to be Old Mr. L—, commonly called “old Nevada, at public auction for Cash in hand, to the high however objectionable the features of cil, says: . est on] best bidder, to satisfy said executor and all have given way to the prevailing mania, people of a territory shall decide the looked upon as a state, and a regular Bill,” although occasionally profane, costs. WM. BUTTERFIELD, any bill may be, the attempt to discuss “The Know Notheings are comin; apl 3td and have taken to writing plays for Sheriff of Nevada County. the question [of slavery] for themselves ’— abiding place, the rush and hurry never out of their shell again. They held and generally drunk, was, nevertheless, it is an earnest that there is a will to thus giving all good demoerats a fair abated in the least, and we are now just an universal favorite in the little town universal charmer. It seems that she State Council at Troy the other day, . get at the proper features necessary En so lv en t No ti ce . prays, as well as plays. The Home and have commenced burnishing up etal OF CALIFORNIA—Co: chance to differ eternally about the only about as fast a people, as in the days of nty of Nevada—ss Ir of C..g. His uniform good nature, his to a more perfect act to receive the their old weapons, polishing their plat‘ the County Court of said county. FENWICK MII Journal says “she is the first person that real question there is in the whole Kaspioneers the . } LER vs HIS CREDITORS. fun-loving propensities, and his many sanction of the Legislature ultimately. fo rm an d pr ep ar in fo g r ne xt ye ar’s elec: we ever knew, In the matter orthe peti iow of Fenwick Miller, an In who first went to prayers sas and Nebraska controversy. Further Fast people are necessar ily unhappy really good qualities, endeared him to tion. We should not be surprised i su I t debtor, praying that he may be allowed to mak« The Revenue Bill has been “sot on” before going nment of lis estate to his Creditors, and he be on the stage to act.” She on, however, he tells us that his own people. By crowdin g the business they were to trouble the other two pardischarged from his debts in puxsyance of an act passed — every bedy, despite his manifest weakby the Senate committee on Finance will compel the preachers May 4th 1852, entitled an “Act for the relief of Insel to counteendividual (not official) opinion is, that tie s in th e St at the ve e hand ry mu labor, ch by next Novent Debtors and protection of Creditors.” And it and brain labo r ness. Upon one occasion, elder M.r — of for some time. Something seems likely pursuance of an order of the Hon. Thomas H, Caswell, the appropriate period will be when the ten years into one, we unfit the hand undertook to read him a leeture about nance ier profession, if she continues to vember.” County Judge, notice is hereby given to the ex ditors of to be gotten out of it that will be really supplicate Providenc e for power and Th e N. said Insolvent to be and appear before said Judge Y. Tim es, number of actual residents justifies the one of the bit in ter est and the brain for after exertiou . Where his drinking so much liquor. He told valuable. It is to be earnestly hoped Nevada city, in open Court, on the 5th day of May at strength to die well in “Camille.” opponents of the party during the last 10 0’clock A, M., to show cause why the prayer of said formation ofa State Constitution. The do you see so many gray heads as in him that he was getting old, now, and that some system will be devised to preInsolvent should not be granted, and an asslgnment of cam pai gn, use s the fol low ing lan gua people of a territory, then, as such, have ge: his estate be made and he be discharged from his debts California? Where $0 many infirm that he couldn’t stand as much hard A Cat iro rni a Wipow. — It seems vent so many delinquencies among coland li. bilities, in pursuance of the Statute in such cas: “Al tho ugh thr oug h com bin ati no right to determine this matter for ons of made and p oyided, . bodies, and shattered intellects, comthat a Cali forn ia wido w, late ly cowh ided drinking as whea he was a younger lectors of revenues in the counties.— And it is further orlered that until farther hearing pol iti cal eve nts , the Ame ric an par ty was themselves; but only when they are pared with the original strength and man, and that, if he herein, all proceedings against said Insolvent be stayed. a New Yor k merc hant in that city .— didn’t hold up a Hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxshorn of its strength at the polls in the By order of Court. about to become the people of a State, vigor of the population? Where so few : s) Witness, my hand with the seal of said Court The y were both stop ping at a fash iona rec ent ele cti the on, little, re is his constitution would certainly in the hearts of (Ls hereto affixed thisthe Second day of April A es have been levied, but never collectdo they acqvire this glorious prerogaold men, quietly and peacefully apD. 1857. ble the J. H. BOSTWICK, Clerk. Ame boar ric ding peo an ple no hous evi e, den of whe ce the re ther e wer e a give way, and he be precipitat ed into ed, or at least never paid over to the By Wm. Smith, Deputy. apl 2—Im e! dec tiv ay of the Is this Squatter Sovereignty ? sen proaching their graves? Our citizens tim ent whi s ch gav e it grea t man y ladi es and gent ieme n who an untimely grave. Old Bill had, for State, so lax have been our revenue ~~ pnam eae e a 14 birth.” Not if Gen. Cass, or Martin Van Buren must either change the allowance of ! SH & BO OE OT S S most of his life, been engaged in the buhad’nt much else to do except to talk laws. Johnson’s bill contains stringent Sentiments which are seated in the ‘The Oid Stand, Corner of knows any thing about it. their years from the appointed three abou t each othe r. The merchant had provisions, as it should. Honest men siness of wagon-making, and _ the hearts of the people, must be victorious, Main and Commercial Streets. The new President next informs us score and ten, or learn a philosophy of pay their taxes for the most part elder thought he would draw an retailed some scandal about the widow; in the end. : The undersigned having purchased the that public virtue is a good thing, and life that teaches something better than {Gee entire interestof S Mayers in the above she

aske d him to retr act or apol ogis e ; promptly, and laws cannot be too strinillustration from his favorite pursuit.— establishinent, would respectfully inthat if the publie treasury is kept so full a clean break and a rush to get through t= The District Attorney informs form the citizens of Neyadla and surroungent for the heedless and rogues. So he wound up as follows: “Suppose, he refused to do either; whereupon she ding country that they intend to keep a large and good as it is now, every body connected with it. We must learn to “take time.”— now, you had an old wagon, almost worn let him have it over the head and shoulus that anonymous communications are assortment of The Senate, on Monday, indefinitely the government will be corrupted. To Make money, if we can take it easy, BOOTS, postponed by a large vote, the bill to out, with loose tires, and rickety spokes ders with a cowhide which she had conoften sent him from other towns, comBes: And all kinds and varicties of Shoes. get rid of the money, he says it ought and enjoy ourselves at the same time — plain ceal ing ed of unde violations of the gambling r her crinoline. and fellies, which you wished to pregrant the right of way across the SacraThey have made arrangements to get tleit Stock direct from the best manufacturers in to be apprepriated to “great national but take it easy and enjoy ourselves at Som e act, of but the no name pape s rs object to the proof witnesses, or other mento to the city. A half dozen men serve as long as possible, would you New York, objects”; but, owing to his “strict conany rate. Business first, and pleasure Boston, of no means who live by their wi‘s, have continue to use it as roughly, and load ceeding, because a gentleman has no means by which he can act in such caand Philadelphia, struction”’ notions, he can’t find any afterwards, is a poor motto. Pleasure thus been granted the privilege of it as heavily as when it was new and chance in such eases to defend himself, ses; that on receiving such letters he they will be able to seli as cheap as they can be sold at any other establishment in the State, such “objects” clearly warranted by first and business afterwards is a thousA large assortment of keeping others of capital from building strong? or what would you do with it? it not being etiquette to strike back; but, has written to citizens of those towns, the constitution, except the payment of and times better. Grey hairs and wrinLadies’ in our opin ion, no inju premi the in infor no got and stic ses. matio e n coul d poss ia bridge over the river for several years “By G-d,” said old Bill, “I'd soak it.” Misses, the public debt, and the increase of the kles will come soon enough—there is bly be done to a man who would “go on If any person wishes the law enforced, and Children’s Shoes. to come. The principle is now fully CONSTANILY ON HAND. navy. This is truly a deplorable state no sense in hurrying them on by the War! War! — Don’t be too intenseso” about a lady. he should not be ashamed of his own established that a few log-rollers are A continuance of the liberal patronage from their fo>of affairs ! use of unnatural stimulants. We bely alarmed, gentle reader; there is no mer patrons and the public are respectfully solicited. name. entitled to more privileges at the hands May Pariy.—Messrs. Stow & TallP. J. ESPENSCHEID. nt He next pays a complime lieve that life is capable of being made immediate danger. War don’t exactly to our WM. R. COE. of a legislature, than a city paying te We were shown an elegant speciman , of the Che rok ee Hotel, Cherokee, Nevada, April 3d, 1857. foreign population, and says that after a very tolerable institution; but itemust “exist by the act of the enemy,” and large sums in taxes into the coffers of men of gold, a few days ago, weighing are gett ing up a May Day part y, to being naturalized, they should “be placbe taken very easily and moderately, your scalp will probably be safe yet for Ranch for Sale. ae the State—a city that has spent thouabout $30. taken out of the claims of com e off on Fri day even ing, May Ist, NY PERSON wishing ed on perfect equality withJnative born to purchase A GOOD RANCH or it becomes “on tke contrary quite a few nights; but we advise you to sands of dollars te take care of the pauS: on the most favorable terms, have now the oppor Mike Lewis & Co., at Alpha . We unwhi ch is des ign ed to be one of the best citizens.”” This, of course, is all very tunity. It is one of the BEST STOCK or HAY RANCH the reverse.” It is like good old wine your arran gemen ts as speedi ly as pers from all parts of the State, that ES in the mountains of California, and to any one want derst and these claim of s the and the seas other on. s A gen era l invi tati on is natural from a democratic President. ing to go into that pleasant business, offers inducements —to yield its e, in order true to be zest prepar ed for and a flavor it flocked there, making Sacramento one not often to be met with. It is situated on Dry Creek, adjoi ning are payin g excee ding well .— ext end to ed ladi es and gen tle men of all Next in order we have the doctrine of stgfe must of hostili be ties. sipped—not about one mile and a half north-west of the Zine House, It is very true swallowed that at a great pest house for the entire coast — on the Sacramento road. Ther e is plent y of water loca and the liti miner es, s and the grea test ass ura nce of‘* strict construction of the constitution,” gulp, like ginger pop. e are now “at peace with all the It contains two quarter sections of Land, ALL EN~ a city several times wiped out by CLO-ED WITH A GOOD BRUSH FENCE, and two: are all in good spirit s. fere d that perf ect sati sfac tion will be announced in the very strongest terms. world, and ” that there is no very urgor three smaller Lots in board fence, and a fire and flood, but by the indomitable TEMPERANCE.—We are glad to Tearn ent reason why we should disturb our given. GOOD FRAME BUILDING, NEW The President says, that in our past Tue Brivc es. — The bridge s which energy of her citizens has been enabled that Rev. I. There isnow growing on ita CROP OF HAY, whict S. Diehl, the celebrated “amicable relations with the rest of history, “doubtful powers” have never will yield the present season, not lesa than Forty Tons, were swept away by the Laird flood, OroviLLE Metuop.—The Butteians to bid defiance to the flames and the and Three Acres of the finest BARLEY. It contains any tem per anc e lect urer , is goi ng to visit us mankind been exercised without producing -‘in;” but ain’t Gen. Cass will amount of the best Garden Ground to be found in the soon at the be repl aced . The brid ge over lately hung Wakefield the swindler, waves, and will eventually be the New agai State, about fouracres of which is fenced and has heer n. How eve r muc h we may regard head of the Cabinet? and won’t he injurious and unhappy consequences.” — Haven of the Pacific. vated for that purpose. A small lot of Timothy who ran away without paying his debts Little Deer creek is already finished, culti Meadow is well seeded and in fine condition. About our mou nta in hom e in adv anc e of the w t Ho abou the purchase of Louisiana? contin ently kick and up the a fight? one over Big Deer creek, at the ONE HUNDRED PEACH TREES of one years growth If he —in effigy. The question of the division of El and all the necessary tools for farming. age with respect to temperance and don’t, “there is no believing old signs.” That was the exercise of “doubtful foot of Maiu street, has beencommenced. There is on the place, a number of Large and never Dorado county creates some little exgood order; still we regret to say there Miss Ann Tiquity is said to be the In a few days, wagons and buggies can failing Springs, affording an abundant supply of excelpowers,”’ undoubtedly; have the conselent water, either for stock or irrigation, the year round citement. Should the county of Eureka is roo = We had the pleas ure, this week, oldest female known to history. — Bosm for the laborer in the cause of It will be sold at the most reasonable rate, either in quences been “injurious and unhappy’? tra vel aro und our cit y as in the olden eluding the present years crop or without it. be formed, as projected, Nevada, of all the tem of meeti ng Mr. Hutch ings, of the CaliStar ton . perance reform—and few, if _ The President seems to think that For further particulars address, by letter, or in t i m e s . Pshaw' she aint near as old as Aunty the mining. counties will be the Empire any person, forni a Magaz N. P. BROWN ine. , are better qualified for the mission April 3, 1857 Congress couldn’t build a Pacific railNevada Journal Office Dil uvi an ! — Syr acu se Jour nal. County, polling a larger number of votes in which he We hope that this gentl eman will ReE tic iou s.— Rev . Mr. Co op er wil l is eng age d tha n Mr. Diehl. road, merely for the public good; but Bot h old, to be sure . a4 PROPERTY FOR SALE. But didn ’t Ann than any other, and only exceeded in succe ed in incre asing the alrea dy large hol d ser vie es at the Cou rt House for For the The subscriber wishing to return to the At last four Teri year or s, pre his cee effo d rts the in , m? this ia — Boston Times and the entire he says that to protect ‘ Californ ha lantic States, offers for sale his property in the state by San Francisco. circu latio n of the Magaz ine. The enSu nd ay nex t onl y, But at 3 o’clock, P. M— was n’t ther e one cau se Ann hav T. e C. bee town of Cherokee, Consisting of Den n t? ince ssan t, and attendour other Pacific possessions,”’ from inYou will have seen that the bill, terpri se of estab lishi Dol ng a lar perio dical Wee of DW kly EL Mir LI ror . NG Reg ula HO r US ser E vic AN e D wil l LO be T; hel d the rea fte ed r, with grea t succ ess. n t on d ig foe, it migh buil a vasi by a fore Blacksmith’s Shop, with all the Tools and materi als. To be sure; but we are acquainted at 10 o'clock, A. M., as heretofore. which, among its other provisions, was this kind in Calif ornia , is a worth y one. The shop adjoins 4 Wagon shop and is favorably situ He . will deli ver a lect ure on Tempermilitary road. 1s isto bea railroad? ated for business, on one of the most public roads in the with Ann Oth er ; who is still olde r. to lop Plumas from our district has been The Pacif ic coast shoul d suppo rt, at cou nty. Forterms apply to the undersigned, on theanc e at the M. E. Chu rch , on t next MonYoung America. As to our foreign policy, the Presiden premises. Nat ion at Cir cus —On Frid ay of JOHN recalled from the Governor on account cee. least one magaz ine of a litera ry chara cApr il 3, 18 57 —3 m* day ot Ne even En ing, e. O R at E 74 o'cl ock. e at e t , iv ac gh lt at ys pe to cu th we ou sa Fab les , gen tle men ! We ha ve no next reweek, the Natio nal Circu s will open of an imperfection. In the language of ter. Wewere glad to learn from Mr. liable accounts of one older than Ann at Nevada. In addition to the usual atwith ether nations, and treat them kindof Seal Lost. a constitutional expounder, it will be AS i Hutch ings, that T MONDA his mont hly is ) Y, Wednesday, or Saturday Night, ia now SE LL IN G Ou r. —M is s A. M. Ta ck O. Domini. i Plurshutz Hall,a GOL) WATCH SEAL, with ly; but if we take a notion “to further “all right.” tractions of this Company, Melville's a place upon d a Gr footi ng tnat ee ensur n es perSt on e in th ne e bottom anda silver dog at the top. y, on Br oa d str eet , we not ice , is sel lextend our possessions,” “xo nation will The finde wir ll please leave it with MRS. CLARK, Cireus Troupe, recently arrived from f = Th e or largely increased business The impeachment trial still prozressing out her large stock of fashionable manent success. April 3, 1857 T. GALAVOTTI have a right to interfere or complain.” Australia, has been added to it. T h e of Dr . L. J. Czapkay, has eompelled es slowly. As yet there has been no millinery and fancy goods. As Miss Mrs. Hayn e.—I is t said that this laCuba, we suppose, is bound to be had. F b t o r k w h f e e n . a e p l o g u l w W t e a n t l . i o n T H A Y E hi R m to , re mo ve hi s Medical and Surgical proof adduced showing complicity on Tackney has selected her goods with dy has purchased a residence in San . A t performance. excellent t an ensures o r n e y a t Law, Nevada City. In st it ut to e Sa cr am en to street, opposite Rowe’s Circus.—We learn that this the part of Whitman with the frauds the most judicious taste, and with an exFrancisco, and is negotiating for a handOrrice—Over Critenden’s store, Main street. Missovurtr.—The Americans of Missexcellent and popular company will percarried on through his office. Rowe tensive knowledge of the fashions and some country seat on the Bay, intendtho Pacific Mail Steamship Co.’s offies, April 3—3m* so as to have ample room to accommoouri have nominated James Rollins, ja form at Nevada in a few days. The was called up yesterday to testify, and styles of goodin s use at the present day, ing to make California her home. Dissolution. date his numerous patieats. member of the present legislature, as Ts co-partnership heretofore existing between troupe has been increased and improved learning wisdom or rascality from expewe would advise all those in want of 8Fos THe Gapspen Purcuast.—T wo Meyers and Wm. A. Coe is dissolved by mutual conthei r cand idat e for Gove rnor . sinee their last visit to this place, and we rience answered the questions asked goods in her line to give her a call.— hundred persons, including General Cosi Real estate in New York is sellsent. Wm A. Coe is authoriseto d settle the accounts of the jJate fiand rm all bill ,s remgining unpaid after 30 sati s. emi nent him, though on most points he was someLadies, don’t forget, she is selling out by of Siskiyou, intend to sail on Tuesing at much higher prices, that could have no doubt will give F The Rothschilds have a mortdays from date, will be left with an bar gn . for collec. tion, S&S MEYERS, day next to join Crabb’s party, at the be obtained one year ago. what oblivious, his memory being obvicheap. faction. gage on Jerusalem. WM. A. COE. wr Gadsden purchase. Nevada, April 3d, 1857.