April 8, 1853 (4 pages)

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Blewster Edward Bone John W Bemis Scott O i Bickferd Henry Bates Wm Baxter Enos K Bannister Isaiah Brown Wm Bacon Wm Butcher Geo C Butler Jfenr Brine Samue Brewster Edwin J/ Bailey Wm A Boyer Baptiste Banfield James Burton Wm Bernard M 8 Clements J H 4 Coddle Thomas Chureh Ashbey Coffman Isaac Cook T W g Cowles Nathan C Se Lewis N Lewell Geo C Lamey Andrew Lowden Wm S Looney I or R Ludwig E R Larue JR Lord Samuel Long James Lodge John Letta Alexander Lord E G Layman Rev Lamaster M F Lewis Samuel A Lepliver P Linch Benj Loomis 8 er R Jauinier ? 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Smith § P SmithH . ‘Smith Patrick Shephard © W Lsae Gn Valley, Cal April 3, 3 ° 4 Trembath J to 6 2 3 9 Seeley Geo H Smith /lenry Ulbrieck Peter * Vv. Venos Lewis Smith H C , Sherman 8 B . Vanemon Samuel Stuekler Charles . Vining M R Sallee L Vanausdillin WH 2 Striker Wesley Shanklin Geo Sileven J C Shaw — Smith John A Sacretant A Welch SE Storey Thomas Wood James Sanks Isaac 2 Windle J 8 Saltskaver David . Woodson P J Smith Chas W Wilson Wm Sweaney DS Williams Mr Squire James G Watkins A Stipes NB. Woods A Stephens Wm Walker Thomas Smith Richard Welsan Chas Stephens Wm H_ . West J.C Standish Geo Williams Wm O Lyron J L Weleh Geo W T Wallis T hoa Weston H Q Williams W O Wingerter John Waters Samuel Williams Wm Wilson Geo Williams J Wainsait James C Waddington David Williams J B Wilson J C Wood E Wells James Wright James T Welgan Chas Whitlow Chas 23 Tate Daniel True Levi F 3 Taylor Wm Tamber J C Trask Samuel 3} Tupper Geo Tod Wn H Tarry Mr Thomas Henry Thompson DW 2 Thomson Mr Tenison J Williamson J B Temple J W i Tison A 9\ Young S$ Young John Young Luther 2 Young Thomas Thirston W U Ulrick Geo Persons calling for these Letters will ploase say ‘‘Advertised,” and eblige WM, ELDER, P. J. Pacific Mail Steamship Co. For N. York & N.Orleans via Panama DEPARTURE FROM LONG WHARF HE Pacifie Mail Steamship Co.’s steamer NORTH ERNER, 1500 tons; J. B. G. ISHAM Commander, Will leave for Panama, with passengers. and the GreatThrough Mail and Treasure, touching only at Aeapuleo, ‘ On Saturday, April 16th, At7o’clock, A.M. Treasure for shipment will be received at the office until 12 o'clock, FRIDAY noon, April 15. For Freight or Passage, apply on board or to FE. KNIGHT, Ag’t, corner Sneramento and Leidsderfl sts. Just Received, EY Clipper Winged Racer, a large assort* ment of Cottonade pants and Denim Overalls ; Super plain and fancy French Drill Pants; Ratinet and Farrest Cloth . do Canton Flannel and brewn drill] Drawers; Hickory, calico and flannel Snirts ; Pilot, Pea and Monkey Jackets; Col’d Cloth, Cassimere and Tweed Busiaces Coats; Marscilles Vests, assorted colors and styles; Cetton and Merine Half Hose; 20 bales superior ‘India’? brown Drills; 1500 25lb. Bags. ALSO—A large and complete assortment of BOY'S CLOTHING. ~~ Merehants and Traders are invited to call and examine. JOUNSON & CANFIELD, 169 Clay street 50lin New Styles of Clothing. UST RECEIVED a large and complete Jb assortinent of CLOTHING, of the lates: styles, comprising Overcoats, b’k and col’d doeskin, French castor cloth, knotted beaver and Devonshire kersey, BIk and col’d French cloth frock and dress icoats; . Bk and eol’d French cloth shooting coats, new styles; : Bk and col’d French cleth riding coats, new styles; BI’k and cel’d French cloth saek coats, new styles; BYk doeskin, enssimere and French fig’d cassimer pants; Fancy doeskin and cassimer pants of every quality and style; : New styles of tweod cassimer, pilot and k ersey business coats; New and elegant styles of bl’k and cold emb’d cass. vests; ; Plain and fanéy Marseilles, silk, satin, cass., velvet, cashmere, bombazine and drap’ d. ela of every varicty of color and style. ALSO, A full assortment of Boys’ CLornine. The above goods are direct from our manufactory, and in quality, style or workmanship cannot be surpassed, and will be sold at very low rates oither at wholesale or retail. JOHNSON & CANFIELD, 50-1m 169 Clay street Office of the Rocky Bar Mining Co., No, 20. Merchant’s Exchange, Hanover st., New York, February 13th, 1853. Notice to Stockholders in California. OTICE is hereby given that an assessment of five per cent upen the capital stock of the company, has been levied by the board of Directors, pursuant to Art. 17 of the articles ef association, payable by holders in Califoraia to Messrs. Adams § Coe. at any of their offices in California, on the Ist day of May next. In case of nen-payuient at the time specified, the shares upon which payment is required, together with all previeus payments thereon, shail be ferfeited to the association. By order of the Beard, 60-3t S. B. WOOLWORTH, Secretary. ~ NEW STAGE LINE. Sanjean's From Sacramento to Sonora, direct, . Through in 14 hours. rf N and after the 20th of April, the FORREST LINE of new and splendid Concord four horse Coaches will leave the Crescent City Hotel, Sacramento, every mornin of four o’clock for Sonora, passing through and by the following towns and points: Ione Valley, Jackson, Mokelumne Hill, San Andreas, Kentucky House, Forman’s Ranch, Angel’ Camp, Carsen’s creck, crossing the Stanisslaus river at Robinson’s Ferry; and Shaw’s Flat and Columbia, arriving at Sonora at 6 o’clock the same day. Returning, will leave the U, S. Hotel, Sonora, every morning at 4 o'clock, passing through and by the above places, arriving at 6 o’clock the same day. This line cennects at Angel’s camp with the 3 . line of stages frem thence to Murphy’s Diggings and Vallecita; thus enabling travelers ‘o reach those towns without detention and on the ssme day. Y Seats may be secured at the Crescent city Hotel, Sacramento ; at Adams & Co.’s and U i 3. Hotel, Sonora, and at James Mills & Co.'s, columbir. C, GREENE, Proprietor. April 8.—50-1m . } ; OLE CLE AA OEE RO, . B~ -& @ bo -fi_va VEL nae ty . Se eas ce wee? “ERSn-ersce wake Sacramento Store. y M. LANOS & Co, take great pleasure in calling the attention of . the ladies, and the public generally of Neva. da and vicinity, to their well selected stock . of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, consisting in part of Marenos, Alpaceas, Afaslins, La. ces, Collars, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Silks, Satins, Prints, Ginghams, &e. &e. BONNETS, &c.—A complete assortment ef Millinery Goods of the latest styles, from the best American and French markets.— Also, French Perfumery of superior quality. faire Proot Brick Building, No 75 J street, between 3d and 4th sts, SAacRAMENTO i See oe . Ladies in sending to us their orders may rely upon having them prom ptly fulfilled. 50-4t NATIONAL CIRCUS. ESSRS. LEE §& MARSHALL most . respectfully announce to the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that they intend giving a Grand Exhibition, On Wednesday evening, tho 13th, and Thursday afternoon and evening the 14th inst. Mr. Marshall having Aately returned from From the AmErtcan Dry Goops and Crornine Storx. Having associated with us a) D “7 ‘I f Tr, © WP. J ILACIMAN, (Formerly of the firm of Truex & Blackman of this eity) we have thereby greatly inereas: ed our business facilities. ’ ee : ; Mr. Blackman will remain in San Francisco, for the purpose of purchasing and forwarding goods to the house here. His perfect know}edge of the market, and of the business, will enable us to sell goods Cheaper than any other Store in Nevada. We shall have all the latest styles of CWS CLOTHING ANS FURNISHING CGELS, As soon as they appear in San Francisco, with the usual assortment of . Miners’ Working Clothing. OUR STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS Will be kept well! supplied with clean, new goods, (no refuse auction stock.) Having also enlarged our Store, we have fitted up a part as a Shoe Hoon, for the accommodation of our LADY CUSTOMERS, which we shall keep well supplied with A Good Assortment of Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes. Thus being weekly in the receipt of fresh and seasé able goods, the Ladies of Nevada and icini ill find it to their advantage to call vicinity will find i c knontare ts. Vionmerdc ie American Dry Goods and Clothin’ Store, Commercial st., near Main. the States with a company of the most cele-. _ Mr. Blackman will purchase to order any description of article that may be desired. brated performers, both male and female, in. Persons,therefore, wishing any business transacted in San Francisco, will leave-their orcluding Mr. Tuomas Nevitun, the Greatest} ders with us and they will be promptly fulfilled. American Equestrian of the day, Master Armstrong, Mr. Walter Sue, Mle Virginia Lion, and several others, together with the Lee Family and the celebrated Charles Devere. PRICES of ndmission, boxes, with reserved seats for Ladies and Children, $2 0 Parquette, Half price for ehildren under ten. Door open at 7 o’clock ; performance ott ne Se En Blacksmithing of all kinds. HE undersigned is prepared to do all kinds of Placksmithing, in the best style, DENTISTRY. DR. 8. (. MENT YRE—Surgeon Dentist. E ESPECTFULLY returns his sincere thanks to his friends and the public for . the liberal patronage he has reccived. He is . 1 00 . Prepared to execute and watrant ull manner of . ‘n f : ' dental operations, in the best manner, and “t . cellent Tron and Steel, which he ean work up the lowest prices, Office at Hodge’s Book . in a style not to be surpassed in the state, and to}. a) J a oa. > ble ices. omme -2 0’ is Store, and at Kilbourn’s Daguerrean Room. . at reasuna prices we ped sid Shh a die oL8 OR, se ded Ladies waited on at their residences. 47-3in THOMAS HUGHES. 8 : March 24.—48-4mn Nevada, Virginia House Re-Opened ‘ . POO STERL VLOUGHS, trom the A. D, 1853. HIS undersigned have taken in charge this . <@ Manufactory of Evans & Adams, April 5. Theo, Miller, county clerk of NoT popular house, and design to maintain its . Galena, Illinois, vada county, this day eame forward in open . excellent reputation by supplying the table 15 000 Ibs. Galvanized Fencina Wine, just court and presented his written resignation of . with the best to be obtained in this market— . reccived and for sale by said effice,—to take effect from and after the . the bar with the choicest liquors and cigars, 45-lin SOUTHWORTH & CO., date thereof April 5th, 1853. Whertupon his }and surnishing clean and comfortable beds, — No. G4 Battery st., cor, Halleck, S. Francisco, resignation is accepted by the eourt and the . No pains will be spared to please their patrons, . pr ery office of County clerk declared to be vacant. A continuance of the patronage heretefore beand Spring streets. He has states timber for repairing wagons, and a large quantity of exTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Courtef Sessions, April term, at his shopon Pine Srreer, between Broad: Thereupon it is ordered by the court that toexecute the bonds required by statute. Whereupon he presented in open court his . at ll hcurs two several bonds, which are appreved by the emurt, and erdered to be filed with the County Treasurer of Nevada county. Published by order ef the court. Attest, KOWT A, DAVIDGE, 50 3t County Clerk. Administrator's Notice. LL persons having claims against the estate of TI. M WESTERN, late of Nevada county deceased, are hereby required to present them with the necessary vouchers within ten months from the date of this notice, to the undersigned administrator of said estate; at his residence at Freneh Correll, in said county. H. M. CHADBOURN, 50-3t* Administrator upon said estate. SELLING OFF AT COST. As Lam determined to close up my business "= in Nevada, 1 now offer For Sate AT COsT My Entire Stock of Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, &c. §c. Persons wishing to purehase will do well to eall and examine my steck, as T am determined to sell as I have advertised Catlat Lark’s Faney Dry Goods Store, on ; Main street, opposite Phelps’ Hotel. JOHN LARK. Nevada city, 24th March, 1853.—48-3t 100 Barrels Crushed Sugar, 50 bbls Carolina Rice; 200 doz Breoms; 20 bbis Billings Hams; 125 do 8-hoop Pails; 110 sacks Rio Coffee; 200 boxes Soap; 250 do Beans; 50 bbis Pork; 200 boxes Candles; 50 firkins Butter; 250 do Raisins; 10,000 lbs Peruvian Sugar; 100 cases Raspberry Syrup; 100 cases Imperial Tea, 1 Ib caddies; 250 ces. Chicken, boiled and reast Mutton, Kensett’s Beef, Green Corn, Green Peas, Oysters. Fresh Strawberries, assorted Preservos, Fresh Peaches, Lobsters. ALSO, BRANDIES—Sazerac, Martelle, Chanvin, Friores, &c. &e, WINES—Sherry, Port, Madeira, Marmsley, Teneriffe. ALSO—Whiskey, Alcohol, &e. For sale by VERPLANCK & McMULLIN, 50-2t 69 Front st., near Long wharf. NOTICE: 2 5. Bie information of Charles Reckett, who came to this country in 1849, from Baltimore, Maryland, will be most gratefully reecived by addressing. GEORGE A, JENKINS, San Francisco. Rousse, 50 -31* SHERIFEF’S SALE. State of California, Nevada County, JY HEREAS, heretofora, to-wit: at the ¢¥ March Term of the District Court, 10th Jndicial District. Nevada county, in the ease of Waldo and others, plaintiffs, and Jno. T. Eggleston and others, plaintiffs, against ‘Thomas Barrister, defendant, for the foreclosure of mechanic's liens; it was ordered, adjudged and deereed that the property mentionedand deseribed in the several petitions towit: The Washington Saw Mill and appertenances thereunto belonging, situatedin the county of Nevada, on the South Yuba River, opposite the town of Washington, be sold to satisfy said mechanies’ liens, Now, by virtue of said decree and order of sale to me directed, issued from the office of the clerk of the District court, 10th judicial district, county and state aforesaid, dated the 29th day of March a. p. 1843, I will proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash, all the above described property, at the deor of tho court house in Nevada city, on Monday the 18th day of April, 1853. W. H. ENDECOTT, Sheriff, N. C. April 7th, 1853.—50-2t STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Ne) Nevada, ss. Court of fSeasions, April vorm, A. D. 1853. April5th. It is ordered by the court that Mill street in the town of Grass Valley, and its continuation running through Boston Ravine, be and the same is hereby declared to bo a county road. Published by order of the court. Attest Roverr A. Daviner, 5O-St County Clerk. NTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of & Neyada, ss. Court of Sessions, April term, A. D. 1853, April 5. It is ordered by the conrt that the unoceupied ground in the town of Nevada, situate lying and being between the two bridges on Main and Broad streets and fronting the public road, be and the same are thereb declared to be public property, to be used for public purposes, and all persons are forewarns ed from building or in any wise trespatsing upon the same. Published by order of the court. Atvest Ronent A. Daviner, ! County Olek. JOB PRINTING, Done ncatly, cheaply and expeditiously, at the Journar Orrics. stowed is respectfully solicited. tel, and teamsters, fo, ean be aceommodated JOHNSON & STROUD 47-3m ~~ Barley! Barley!! ‘ LBS. California Burley, 40,000 ceived and for stlo b ; WILLIAMSON & DAWLEY. Nevada, March 47, 18 53.—47-At Broad Street, Nevada. ANE undersigned having taken this well known house, is now prepared to accom. modate ‘Travellers and Boarders in the best style, and on the most reasonable terins the country will afford. The Situation and Arrangement of the Union, makes it, decidedly the most de. sirable and comfortable stopping place in the . city, and no jins will be spared to make the accommodations unsurpassed, and from past snecess 1 do not hesitate to believe the expectotions of enstomrrs will be fully realized, The Sleeping Apartments Are among the best and most comfortable in California, and will always be kept in the most complete order. J. A, LANCASTER. March 21, 1833.—48-3in oe aes EON OR ty nS ssa. You miners, you merchants, Tradesmen and all, Who want good victuals, clean bede, Are desired to eall At Gallaher’s, on Main street, Where profit you'll reap. You'll find those varieties good, And uncommonly cheap. Then for Miners’ Saloon, You will please to enquire. By calling elsewhere You may have to pay higher; His cigars and his liquors, Without any fun, You'll find them the best Under the Sun. Gentlemen, please give me a call, and much . oblige your humble servant, 49-3m James Gavnanen. Election Notice. Y virtue of an order of the Hon. Thomas held for Nevada county : An Eleetion in and for the township ef Little York,” to be held on Monday the 11th day of April next, for the election of two Justices of the Peace and one Constable to fill the vacancies occasioned by the resignalate Justices, and James Oakley, late a Constable for said township. Polis to be opened at the several precincts as at the genéral election Noy. 2d, 1852, and the officers acting at the snid general election are hereby appointed officers of this election. By order of the Hon, Thomas H. Caswell, County Judge. Attest, THEO. MILLER, County Clerk. By Ron’r A. Davmag, VD. C. March 26th, A. 1), 153 —49-2t State of California, Nevada County, District Court, 10th Judicial District. nel Graham, Wm. Huff and John C. Rose, Greeting: You are hereby commanded to appear and answer within 10 days after the service of this writ if served in this county, within 20 days if served in any other county of this Judicial District, or within 40 days if served out of the District, the complaint of Timoruy bares, sr., now on file in the Clerk’s office of the District Court aforesaid, against you and others in an action for Debt due by virtue of a certain contract or agreement a copy of which is filed as an exhibit in said complaint, amounting in all to the sum of ‘Six Thousand Two Hundred your failure to answer the same, the plaintiff will proceed to take judgment against you therefor by default, together with damages and costs of suit. Witness, Theo. Miller, clerk of the district court aforesaid, with the seal of the [L. 8,] saine hereto affixed, this 7th day ot February, A. DL. 1853. THEO. MILLER, Clerk. Per KR. A. Daviner, D.C. Srare or Cattrornia, County of Nevada; District Court, LOth Judicial District, March Term, A. D. 1853. Maroh 23d. Timorny Barres, plaintiff, vs. Jacon WinEMILLER et als, defendants. On the affidavit of Jos. 5, Conn, attorney Davis A. Hannum, are non-residents of this G+ Rose and Sarn’] Graham canny after due diligence, be found within the state. Lt is licatton of the summons. issued herein against the defendants Rucker and Hannum weekly for the space of 90 days, in the Nevada Journal. aud against the defendants Wm Huff, Joha ©. Rosé and Sam’l] Grabam for 40 days in said Journal, Attest, Tuno Mier. clerk. By Rob't A Davidge, D.C, Mr. JobnRobert A. Davidge, be and ‘he is appointed . son, who will superintend the arrangements of . County Clerk of Nevada County, to fill the . the table, has had great experience ia this devacan’y for the unexpired Term of the said . partment, and for six months p Miller, expiring on the 26th day of May next. . caterer for the Union Hotel in this city. A} And the said Robert A. Davidge is required . fine Correl and Stable is attache { to this Ho. K ast has been the . perfectly clean, Just reUNION HOTEL. H. Caswell, made in Chambers, March . 25the A. D, 1853, and now on file in my of. fice, the following Election is ordered to be . tion of M. P. O'Conner and Jno. FY Fabius, . alk HIE People of the State of California, to . Wyatt Rucker, Davis A. Hannum, Sam. land forty four 50-100 Dollars; or im case ot . for the plaintiff. filed and sworn to in open . [7 court that the defendants Wyatt Rucker and} ¢ state, and that the defendants Wm. Huff, John . therefore ordered that service be made by pub. Window Glass. J.B. Blanchard & Co, Beg leave to inform the merchants of this vicinity that they have removed to No. 48 street, south side, betiveen 2d and 4th streeta, where they have on band the largest and most . Varied assortinent of the above goods ever before offered in Sacramento, all being their own importation, and to which constant additions ship—namong which may be found, NAILS,—All sizes, from 3d to Sin spikes; also finishing and wtgught nails. SHOV E_LS—Kowland’s,” “King’s,” “Collins & Co.'s,’ “Duryea d+ Rhodes’,” square and round point, Jong aad short handle. AXES—**Collins & Co.’s” with and without handles. “Simmens’’’ handled. . PLCKS—* Collins gCo’s” Piel and axe . helves. SAWS, Mill, Muley,Crosscut, Whip, Hand, . and Comnass Saws, . Hoes, Crowbars, Hand ard sledge Hammers, Wedges, Anvils, Files, comple'e setts Cooy ers’ Tools, Carpenters’, Black:miths’, aud a gen>ral assortment of Builders’ Hurdware, Cutlery, ete, ete. All the above goods will be Jd at the vary lowest cash prices, and we invite purchasers to call in and examine our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. 48m Sacramento, Mareh 20. : Taken Up, BOUT the L0th of Feb’y last, between Deer Crock and the Yuba River, below the lower crossing, one medium sized Gray Horse Mule, with Spanish Brand on right shoulder. No other brands perceivable, and slight harness mark en top of neck. ‘The owner is requested to prove peppery, pay charges and take him away. 1. A. SINGLETON, Nevada, March 16th, 1853.—48.3t* La " r QUARTZ, QUARTZ. OTICE TO CAPITALISTS.-The CroeL sus TLill Quartz Mining Company’s Quartz Mill, consisting of ten large Stampers and two Chili Rollers of four tons weight each, having one of Bloisdell’s rarENT AMALGAMATons attached, is hereby offered to a company of sufficient capital to work the ledge satisfactorily on shares, ‘his mill is just completed, eens een run but a short time, and has been treeted in the most substantial manner. _ It is capable of crushing twenty four tons of reck . in twenty-four hours. ‘The machinery is pto. pelled by _a splendid thirty two horse power . engine. The og gros ledge of quartz is be. lieved to be one of the richest in California, . having prospected as high as 45 cts. te the pound at a test of several hundred pounds, crashed and amalgamated by the usual method. Smaller quantities of quartz have yielded . mach richer prospects. The company is out of debt and their property entirely free froin encumbrance. Early application must be made to the secreiary, H. FITZ SIMMONS, Auburn, Placer county. By order of the Board of Directors, . March 26 —.8 dw >» F. A, and A. Y. M. . EVADA LODGE No. 13, i meets every Wedneosiay and Saturday evenings at their Lodge Roem on Broad street. Regular meetings of the Lodge, the first and third Saturdays of every month, J. K. MeCONNELLB, W. M. G. M. Sarr, See’y —49-3m ‘ C. & D. ©. Water Co. . OTICE is hereby given that unless the following certificates of the Coyote and Deer Creek Water Company’s stock are not returned to the Go.’s office before the . Ist day of May, 1853, the said certificates will . be declared nuil and void, and new ones issued . in their plaee, to-wit: Nos. 27 and 28 in the name of ot 156 a“ 223 ity oy \sane Nixon. J.J, Brant. Lat 4 g Me John Reed. i «TS vs ba Edward Cody . By order of the Com any 49 Im* J. FITZ JAMES. Soc’y. Democratic State Journal copy tll May Ist and send bill to this office. NOTICE. Li. persons are hereby cautioned not to “A give credit to my wife, Jane W. Lyon, , on iny account, as I will pay no debfs of her . eentracting, she having deserted my bed ond . board without sufficient cause, Nevada city, Wissanw 8. Lyon. Wyoming Q. M. C, AT a meeting of the hoard of trustees held 4* at the company’s office on the 28th March 1553, an assessment of $25.00 on each half . share of stock was called, to be paid in to the . Trensurer 9n or before the 10th April. . All delinquent shares'will be advertised and sold ace cording to law. S.C MINTYRE, Furniture Wareroom, HE undersigned have established,on Commercial street, near Main st.a Wareroom for the sale of al! kinds of FURNITUSB E and house furnishing articles. Now on hawd--Cane seat parlor and rocking chairs, Boston Rockers, Nursing chairs, Infants chairs, Ottomans, Stools, T'ables, Looking glasses, Kuegs, dc. &e. Our stock we shall keep eonstantly supplied. . and persons can purchase at Marysville prices, . without the danger of having their pg oeda broken or defaced. LOW & FRIEND. American Block, Commercial near Main st. fry Carpenter § Jobbing work attonded to with dispatch. . are being made by the arrival of every clipper {~~ che ahi lapepataniag hi ineetcmninereee .———. rere he Lr. ‘i. A. dbivermore, DENTIST. Office on the North side Nearly opposite the *City Market. Nevada, Des. Nth, 1852. Sirf. J. Re MCCONNELIn. 604. 0WMOM. STEWART. « ? McConnell & Stewart, ATTORNE inl (2 ? UNSELLORS Office on Broad. street, one door west of the . Journal office. Nevada, c:ty.—37-6m. . Wirsian M. Srewarr, Distriet Attorney. Wm. @. Badger, =. Importer end Commission Merehant, and Wholesale dealer in ready made Clotl.ing—Gen. Harrison Block, Battery st. bet. Clay and Merchant, 2d door from Clay. San Francisco, Feb 14, 1853. 43-3mos. PW. Colburn, Justice of the Peace. FFICE on Vine s'reet, opposite the Dramatic Fall, rec.ntly occupied by John. Anderson, Esq. “ 6m. -JESSEE MOORE, M D. Physician and Surgeon. Office at the Mmers’ Drug. Store, Main Street. 24-3m Wim. J. Knox, M. D. ° Ore his servicas to the citizens of wee vada und vicinity. He will devote himself exclusively to tne different branches of pis profession, medicine, surgery, ete. By proper attention and moderate charges," he eae x pow o Shere svaro of ye teen pe the neva ru re, ‘st. Pine. hen ee eneneeeteene—senieiinneaseneanensatieeitetiatinelin Stoves! Stoves !! Stoves . !!8 7, Sand 9 inch Premiums, air tights — Dg 7,8, 9 and 10 inch New World, ait tight.” 7, Sand 9 inch Globe, air tight. " 7, 8 and 9 inch Atlas, air tight. ™ Also—Tin Plate, sheet iron, and plain and japanned tin ware, for sale E in ACKLEY § CO., _. 147 Front st., bet. Juckson and Pacific, 45-2m San Fraaciss nee aaa nrc —_— HE Largest Assortment, the Best Qualls ties, and at the Lowest Prices, ever offers od in town, can be found at WILLIAMSON & DAWLEY’S,On Main st. Novada, Dee. 8d, 1852.—32-6in ; in) : : G. M. Sheridan, M. D. R. C. D, and’ Accoucher, NALYTICAL Chemist and Metallurgist, iA Office near Boston Ravine, opposite Glen’s Quartz Mill, Grass Valley. Amalyses and assays performed with the strictest. care and attention 3 gold and silver, melted, refin: and collected from all extrancons matter 3 mercury refined and purified ; quarts assa 80, a8 not only to give the quantity of pred! metals that it may contain, but also the quan! tity that may be cappoted to extract from it b' the method of erushing and amalgamation b' which it is proposed to be worked. Agency for the sale and purchase of quarts and other mining claims. Sedical advige to. the poor gratis, + Dee. 10, 1852. 45.3 n* LL ™= DAGUERREOTY PES. Can be sent to bP A i of the States for about °0 cents, and GEO. KBLBOURNE & Co,’ have fitted up alaSan Francisco,a suite of rooms, on Commercial street, between Main and Pine, will take the pictures at any time of day and in a'l weathers, and put up in any manner of style and casing, at prices ranging from $6 upwards, Views of Mills, Stores, Mining Ciaims, & Co. taken at a few moments notiee. Call and examine the Gallery of Specimens. 34-tf *," We will make it an objoct to companies who wish pictures of themselves individually, by making a liberal deduction to oach, if they come in ot the same time, American & City Markets, Nevada, California, 3 8) HEAD OF AMERICAN CAT: e TLE—Thbe undersigned would respectfully announce to the citizens of Nevada County that he has purchased the entire interests of all his former partners, in the American and City Markets. Hoe has on hand 300 head of American Cattle, and flatter himself they are as good as can be obtained in California, which he desi; slaughtering. : He is also receiving and will keep® stantly on hand a Large Supply of Groce Provisions, and in fact every article t adapted to the wants of Miners ant Keepers, which he proposes selling at ‘w sale or retail. Packers will find it (te # interests to give him a call 1 ae sing elsewhere. His terms are reas ble. No pains will be spared inendenvorn ; to render full satisfaction to all who mi favor him with a call, All articles purelia at cither market will be delivered free of chargo. T. S. WILLIAMS. Mar. 17. 1853.—47-3m On this 18th day of A.D. 1853, porsouplly, appear poly 1, i Justice of tho caee for said county and township, CLARA ®, SMITH, who makes declaration nnder the, Statute provided, that she intends, in her own name and on her own account, to carry on the’ business of * Keeping » Public Saloon and testaurant in the township of Grass Valley, Centreville ; That she ‘s alone responsible for debts contracted by her on account of said busine-a; That the amount invested in said business is not more than five thonsand dollars. LARA F. SMITH. Subseribed and sworn to before me, thie 1Gth day of March, a. p., 1853, + Davas, 3, Pr. Stark or Cantrornra, County of Nevada: I, Tneo. Miller, County Recorder of said county, do hereby eertify that tho [L. S.] foregoing a true copy of an inBs v8 moped K in my ofce, aiven under m this 19th day of March. A.D. 1 “a Cars THEO. MILLER, Recorder. 48-1m By Ron'r A, Daviiae, Deputy. State of California, Nevada County. District Court, 10 Judicial District. . ORE People of the State of California, to’ , ALExanper H. Howann, Greeting : You are hereby commanded to appear answer Within ten days after the service of this writ, if served in this county ; winin : days if served in any other county of this Jus. dicial Distriet, er within 40 dupe if toby out. of the District, the complaint of Wm. H, Bndecott, now on file in the Clerk’s office of. the — District Court aforesaid against ‘you for’ ; amounting,to the sum of ‘* Six Heneved a6 E thirty six Dollara ;” or in case of your failure to anewer the same, gesement will bo taken ~ against you by default, togethe~ with’ damuges and costs herein expendéd, &o. Witness, Theo. Miller, Clerk of the District Court aforesaid, with the seal of the (L. S.J same hereto affixed, this 19th day of ud eat A.D. 1853. ‘ HEO, MILLER YVClerk, Per Row’ A. Daviner, ». o~ Wm. H. Endecott, pl’tl, vs. Alexander Ef, Howard, det’t. Dist. Ct, 10th Juditvial District It is ordered by the.court that service of the Summons issued herein’ be imade publiention for 90 dave in the Nevada J@ & Dewspapor published at Nevadn city, By order of the Court. Attes : Turo. Mituer, Clore. By Rob’t Davideesd, CL . Giate of California, Cooxty or No vapa, Township iy, Valley. 13a me oe Se ee iiientindineenes OR re eet ot ey

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Treasure for shipment will be received at the office until 12 o'clock, FRIDAY noon, April 15. For Freight or Passage, apply on board or to FE. KNIGHT, Ag’t, corner Sneramento and Leidsderfl sts. Just Received, EY Clipper Winged Racer, a large assort* ment of Cottonade pants and Denim Overalls ; Super plain and fancy French Drill Pants; Ratinet and Farrest Cloth . do Canton Flannel and brewn drill] Drawers; Hickory, calico and flannel Snirts ; Pilot, Pea and Monkey Jackets; Col’d Cloth, Cassimere and Tweed Busiaces Coats; Marscilles Vests, assorted colors and styles; Cetton and Merine Half Hose; 20 bales superior ‘India’? brown Drills; 1500 25lb. Bags. ALSO—A large and complete assortment of BOY'S CLOTHING. ~~ Merehants and Traders are invited to call and examine. JOUNSON & CANFIELD, 169 Clay street 50lin New Styles of Clothing. UST RECEIVED a large and complete Jb assortinent of CLOTHING, of the lates: styles, comprising Overcoats, b’k and col’d doeskin, French castor cloth, knotted beaver and Devonshire kersey, BIk and col’d French cloth frock and dress icoats; . Bk and eol’d French cloth shooting coats, new styles; : Bk and col’d French cleth riding coats, new styles; BI’k and cel’d French cloth saek coats, new styles; BYk doeskin, enssimere and French fig’d cassimer pants; Fancy doeskin and cassimer pants of every quality and style; : New styles of tweod cassimer, pilot and k ersey business coats; New and elegant styles of bl’k and cold emb’d cass. vests; ; Plain and fanéy Marseilles, silk, satin, cass., velvet, cashmere, bombazine and drap’ d. ela of every varicty of color and style. ALSO, A full assortment of Boys’ CLornine. The above goods are direct from our manufactory, and in quality, style or workmanship cannot be surpassed, and will be sold at very low rates oither at wholesale or retail. JOHNSON & CANFIELD, 50-1m 169 Clay street Office of the Rocky Bar Mining Co., No, 20. Merchant’s Exchange, Hanover st., New York, February 13th, 1853. Notice to Stockholders in California. OTICE is hereby given that an assessment of five per cent upen the capital stock of the company, has been levied by the board of Directors, pursuant to Art. 17 of the articles ef association, payable by holders in Califoraia to Messrs. Adams § Coe. at any of their offices in California, on the Ist day of May next. In case of nen-payuient at the time specified, the shares upon which payment is required, together with all previeus payments thereon, shail be ferfeited to the association. By order of the Beard, 60-3t S. B. WOOLWORTH, Secretary. ~ NEW STAGE LINE. Sanjean's From Sacramento to Sonora, direct, . Through in 14 hours. rf N and after the 20th of April, the FORREST LINE of new and splendid Concord four horse Coaches will leave the Crescent City Hotel, Sacramento, every mornin of four o’clock for Sonora, passing through and by the following towns and points: Ione Valley, Jackson, Mokelumne Hill, San Andreas, Kentucky House, Forman’s Ranch, Angel’ Camp, Carsen’s creck, crossing the Stanisslaus river at Robinson’s Ferry; and Shaw’s Flat and Columbia, arriving at Sonora at 6 o’clock the same day. Returning, will leave the U, S. Hotel, Sonora, every morning at 4 o'clock, passing through and by the above places, arriving at 6 o’clock the same day. This line cennects at Angel’s camp with the 3 . line of stages frem thence to Murphy’s Diggings and Vallecita; thus enabling travelers ‘o reach those towns without detention and on the ssme day. Y Seats may be secured at the Crescent city Hotel, Sacramento ; at Adams & Co.’s and U i 3. Hotel, Sonora, and at James Mills & Co.'s, columbir. C, GREENE, Proprietor. April 8.—50-1m . } ; OLE CLE AA OEE RO, . B~ -& @ bo -fi_va VEL nae ty . Se eas ce wee? “ERSn-ersce wake Sacramento Store. y M. LANOS & Co, take great pleasure in calling the attention of . the ladies, and the public generally of Neva. da and vicinity, to their well selected stock . of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, consisting in part of Marenos, Alpaceas, Afaslins, La. ces, Collars, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Silks, Satins, Prints, Ginghams, &e. &e. BONNETS, &c.—A complete assortment ef Millinery Goods of the latest styles, from the best American and French markets.— Also, French Perfumery of superior quality. faire Proot Brick Building, No 75 J street, between 3d and 4th sts, SAacRAMENTO i See oe . Ladies in sending to us their orders may rely upon having them prom ptly fulfilled. 50-4t NATIONAL CIRCUS. ESSRS. LEE §& MARSHALL most . respectfully announce to the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that they intend giving a Grand Exhibition, On Wednesday evening, tho 13th, and Thursday afternoon and evening the 14th inst. Mr. Marshall having Aately returned from From the AmErtcan Dry Goops and Crornine Storx. Having associated with us a) D “7 ‘I f Tr, © WP. J ILACIMAN, (Formerly of the firm of Truex & Blackman of this eity) we have thereby greatly inereas: ed our business facilities. ’ ee : ; Mr. Blackman will remain in San Francisco, for the purpose of purchasing and forwarding goods to the house here. His perfect know}edge of the market, and of the business, will enable us to sell goods Cheaper than any other Store in Nevada. We shall have all the latest styles of CWS CLOTHING ANS FURNISHING CGELS, As soon as they appear in San Francisco, with the usual assortment of . Miners’ Working Clothing. OUR STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS Will be kept well! supplied with clean, new goods, (no refuse auction stock.) Having also enlarged our Store, we have fitted up a part as a Shoe Hoon, for the accommodation of our LADY CUSTOMERS, which we shall keep well supplied with A Good Assortment of Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes. Thus being weekly in the receipt of fresh and seasé able goods, the Ladies of Nevada and icini ill find it to their advantage to call vicinity will find i c knontare ts. Vionmerdc ie American Dry Goods and Clothin’ Store, Commercial st., near Main. the States with a company of the most cele-. _ Mr. Blackman will purchase to order any description of article that may be desired. brated performers, both male and female, in. Persons,therefore, wishing any business transacted in San Francisco, will leave-their orcluding Mr. Tuomas Nevitun, the Greatest} ders with us and they will be promptly fulfilled. American Equestrian of the day, Master Armstrong, Mr. Walter Sue, Mle Virginia

Lion, and several others, together with the Lee Family and the celebrated Charles Devere. PRICES of ndmission, boxes, with reserved seats for Ladies and Children, $2 0 Parquette, Half price for ehildren under ten. Door open at 7 o’clock ; performance ott ne Se En Blacksmithing of all kinds. HE undersigned is prepared to do all kinds of Placksmithing, in the best style, DENTISTRY. DR. 8. (. MENT YRE—Surgeon Dentist. E ESPECTFULLY returns his sincere thanks to his friends and the public for . the liberal patronage he has reccived. He is . 1 00 . Prepared to execute and watrant ull manner of . ‘n f : ' dental operations, in the best manner, and “t . cellent Tron and Steel, which he ean work up the lowest prices, Office at Hodge’s Book . in a style not to be surpassed in the state, and to}. a) J a oa. > ble ices. omme -2 0’ is Store, and at Kilbourn’s Daguerrean Room. . at reasuna prices we ped sid Shh a die oL8 OR, se ded Ladies waited on at their residences. 47-3in THOMAS HUGHES. 8 : March 24.—48-4mn Nevada, Virginia House Re-Opened ‘ . POO STERL VLOUGHS, trom the A. D, 1853. HIS undersigned have taken in charge this . <@ Manufactory of Evans & Adams, April 5. Theo, Miller, county clerk of NoT popular house, and design to maintain its . Galena, Illinois, vada county, this day eame forward in open . excellent reputation by supplying the table 15 000 Ibs. Galvanized Fencina Wine, just court and presented his written resignation of . with the best to be obtained in this market— . reccived and for sale by said effice,—to take effect from and after the . the bar with the choicest liquors and cigars, 45-lin SOUTHWORTH & CO., date thereof April 5th, 1853. Whertupon his }and surnishing clean and comfortable beds, — No. G4 Battery st., cor, Halleck, S. Francisco, resignation is accepted by the eourt and the . No pains will be spared to please their patrons, . pr ery office of County clerk declared to be vacant. A continuance of the patronage heretefore beand Spring streets. He has states timber for repairing wagons, and a large quantity of exTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Courtef Sessions, April term, at his shopon Pine Srreer, between Broad: Thereupon it is ordered by the court that toexecute the bonds required by statute. Whereupon he presented in open court his . at ll hcurs two several bonds, which are appreved by the emurt, and erdered to be filed with the County Treasurer of Nevada county. Published by order ef the court. Attest, KOWT A, DAVIDGE, 50 3t County Clerk. Administrator's Notice. LL persons having claims against the estate of TI. M WESTERN, late of Nevada county deceased, are hereby required to present them with the necessary vouchers within ten months from the date of this notice, to the undersigned administrator of said estate; at his residence at Freneh Correll, in said county. H. M. CHADBOURN, 50-3t* Administrator upon said estate. SELLING OFF AT COST. As Lam determined to close up my business "= in Nevada, 1 now offer For Sate AT COsT My Entire Stock of Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, &c. §c. Persons wishing to purehase will do well to eall and examine my steck, as T am determined to sell as I have advertised Catlat Lark’s Faney Dry Goods Store, on ; Main street, opposite Phelps’ Hotel. JOHN LARK. Nevada city, 24th March, 1853.—48-3t 100 Barrels Crushed Sugar, 50 bbls Carolina Rice; 200 doz Breoms; 20 bbis Billings Hams; 125 do 8-hoop Pails; 110 sacks Rio Coffee; 200 boxes Soap; 250 do Beans; 50 bbis Pork; 200 boxes Candles; 50 firkins Butter; 250 do Raisins; 10,000 lbs Peruvian Sugar; 100 cases Raspberry Syrup; 100 cases Imperial Tea, 1 Ib caddies; 250 ces. Chicken, boiled and reast Mutton, Kensett’s Beef, Green Corn, Green Peas, Oysters. Fresh Strawberries, assorted Preservos, Fresh Peaches, Lobsters. ALSO, BRANDIES—Sazerac, Martelle, Chanvin, Friores, &c. &e, WINES—Sherry, Port, Madeira, Marmsley, Teneriffe. ALSO—Whiskey, Alcohol, &e. For sale by VERPLANCK & McMULLIN, 50-2t 69 Front st., near Long wharf. NOTICE: 2 5. Bie information of Charles Reckett, who came to this country in 1849, from Baltimore, Maryland, will be most gratefully reecived by addressing. GEORGE A, JENKINS, San Francisco. Rousse, 50 -31* SHERIFEF’S SALE. State of California, Nevada County, JY HEREAS, heretofora, to-wit: at the ¢¥ March Term of the District Court, 10th Jndicial District. Nevada county, in the ease of Waldo and others, plaintiffs, and Jno. T. Eggleston and others, plaintiffs, against ‘Thomas Barrister, defendant, for the foreclosure of mechanic's liens; it was ordered, adjudged and deereed that the property mentionedand deseribed in the several petitions towit: The Washington Saw Mill and appertenances thereunto belonging, situatedin the county of Nevada, on the South Yuba River, opposite the town of Washington, be sold to satisfy said mechanies’ liens, Now, by virtue of said decree and order of sale to me directed, issued from the office of the clerk of the District court, 10th judicial district, county and state aforesaid, dated the 29th day of March a. p. 1843, I will proceed to sell to the highest bidder for cash, all the above described property, at the deor of tho court house in Nevada city, on Monday the 18th day of April, 1853. W. H. ENDECOTT, Sheriff, N. C. April 7th, 1853.—50-2t STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Ne) Nevada, ss. Court of fSeasions, April vorm, A. D. 1853. April5th. It is ordered by the court that Mill street in the town of Grass Valley, and its continuation running through Boston Ravine, be and the same is hereby declared to bo a county road. Published by order of the court. Attest Roverr A. Daviner, 5O-St County Clerk. NTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of & Neyada, ss. Court of Sessions, April term, A. D. 1853, April 5. It is ordered by the conrt that the unoceupied ground in the town of Nevada, situate lying and being between the two bridges on Main and Broad streets and fronting the public road, be and the same are thereb declared to be public property, to be used for public purposes, and all persons are forewarns ed from building or in any wise trespatsing upon the same. Published by order of the court. Atvest Ronent A. Daviner, ! County Olek. JOB PRINTING, Done ncatly, cheaply and expeditiously, at the Journar Orrics. stowed is respectfully solicited. tel, and teamsters, fo, ean be aceommodated JOHNSON & STROUD 47-3m ~~ Barley! Barley!! ‘ LBS. California Burley, 40,000 ceived and for stlo b ; WILLIAMSON & DAWLEY. Nevada, March 47, 18 53.—47-At Broad Street, Nevada. ANE undersigned having taken this well known house, is now prepared to accom. modate ‘Travellers and Boarders in the best style, and on the most reasonable terins the country will afford. The Situation and Arrangement of the Union, makes it, decidedly the most de. sirable and comfortable stopping place in the . city, and no jins will be spared to make the accommodations unsurpassed, and from past snecess 1 do not hesitate to believe the expectotions of enstomrrs will be fully realized, The Sleeping Apartments Are among the best and most comfortable in California, and will always be kept in the most complete order. J. A, LANCASTER. March 21, 1833.—48-3in oe aes EON OR ty nS ssa. You miners, you merchants, Tradesmen and all, Who want good victuals, clean bede, Are desired to eall At Gallaher’s, on Main street, Where profit you'll reap. You'll find those varieties good, And uncommonly cheap. Then for Miners’ Saloon, You will please to enquire. By calling elsewhere You may have to pay higher; His cigars and his liquors, Without any fun, You'll find them the best Under the Sun. Gentlemen, please give me a call, and much . oblige your humble servant, 49-3m James Gavnanen. Election Notice. Y virtue of an order of the Hon. Thomas held for Nevada county : An Eleetion in and for the township ef Little York,” to be held on Monday the 11th day of April next, for the election of two Justices of the Peace and one Constable to fill the vacancies occasioned by the resignalate Justices, and James Oakley, late a Constable for said township. Polis to be opened at the several precincts as at the genéral election Noy. 2d, 1852, and the officers acting at the snid general election are hereby appointed officers of this election. By order of the Hon, Thomas H. Caswell, County Judge. Attest, THEO. MILLER, County Clerk. By Ron’r A. Davmag, VD. C. March 26th, A. 1), 153 —49-2t State of California, Nevada County, District Court, 10th Judicial District. nel Graham, Wm. Huff and John C. Rose, Greeting: You are hereby commanded to appear and answer within 10 days after the service of this writ if served in this county, within 20 days if served in any other county of this Judicial District, or within 40 days if served out of the District, the complaint of Timoruy bares, sr., now on file in the Clerk’s office of the District Court aforesaid, against you and others in an action for Debt due by virtue of a certain contract or agreement a copy of which is filed as an exhibit in said complaint, amounting in all to the sum of ‘Six Thousand Two Hundred your failure to answer the same, the plaintiff will proceed to take judgment against you therefor by default, together with damages and costs of suit. Witness, Theo. Miller, clerk of the district court aforesaid, with the seal of the [L. 8,] saine hereto affixed, this 7th day ot February, A. DL. 1853. THEO. MILLER, Clerk. Per KR. A. Daviner, D.C. Srare or Cattrornia, County of Nevada; District Court, LOth Judicial District, March Term, A. D. 1853. Maroh 23d. Timorny Barres, plaintiff, vs. Jacon WinEMILLER et als, defendants. On the affidavit of Jos. 5, Conn, attorney Davis A. Hannum, are non-residents of this G+ Rose and Sarn’] Graham canny after due diligence, be found within the state. Lt is licatton of the summons. issued herein against the defendants Rucker and Hannum weekly for the space of 90 days, in the Nevada Journal. aud against the defendants Wm Huff, Joha ©. Rosé and Sam’l] Grabam for 40 days in said Journal, Attest, Tuno Mier. clerk. By Rob't A Davidge, D.C, Mr. JobnRobert A. Davidge, be and ‘he is appointed . son, who will superintend the arrangements of . County Clerk of Nevada County, to fill the . the table, has had great experience ia this devacan’y for the unexpired Term of the said . partment, and for six months p Miller, expiring on the 26th day of May next. . caterer for the Union Hotel in this city. A} And the said Robert A. Davidge is required . fine Correl and Stable is attache { to this Ho. K ast has been the . perfectly clean, Just reUNION HOTEL. H. Caswell, made in Chambers, March . 25the A. D, 1853, and now on file in my of. fice, the following Election is ordered to be . tion of M. P. O'Conner and Jno. FY Fabius, . alk HIE People of the State of California, to . Wyatt Rucker, Davis A. Hannum, Sam. land forty four 50-100 Dollars; or im case ot . for the plaintiff. filed and sworn to in open . [7 court that the defendants Wyatt Rucker and} ¢ state, and that the defendants Wm. Huff, John . therefore ordered that service be made by pub. Window Glass. J.B. Blanchard & Co, Beg leave to inform the merchants of this vicinity that they have removed to No. 48 street, south side, betiveen 2d and 4th streeta, where they have on band the largest and most . Varied assortinent of the above goods ever before offered in Sacramento, all being their own importation, and to which constant additions ship—namong which may be found, NAILS,—All sizes, from 3d to Sin spikes; also finishing and wtgught nails. SHOV E_LS—Kowland’s,” “King’s,” “Collins & Co.'s,’ “Duryea d+ Rhodes’,” square and round point, Jong aad short handle. AXES—**Collins & Co.’s” with and without handles. “Simmens’’’ handled. . PLCKS—* Collins gCo’s” Piel and axe . helves. SAWS, Mill, Muley,Crosscut, Whip, Hand, . and Comnass Saws, . Hoes, Crowbars, Hand ard sledge Hammers, Wedges, Anvils, Files, comple'e setts Cooy ers’ Tools, Carpenters’, Black:miths’, aud a gen>ral assortment of Builders’ Hurdware, Cutlery, ete, ete. All the above goods will be Jd at the vary lowest cash prices, and we invite purchasers to call in and examine our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. 48m Sacramento, Mareh 20. : Taken Up, BOUT the L0th of Feb’y last, between Deer Crock and the Yuba River, below the lower crossing, one medium sized Gray Horse Mule, with Spanish Brand on right shoulder. No other brands perceivable, and slight harness mark en top of neck. ‘The owner is requested to prove peppery, pay charges and take him away. 1. A. SINGLETON, Nevada, March 16th, 1853.—48.3t* La " r QUARTZ, QUARTZ. OTICE TO CAPITALISTS.-The CroeL sus TLill Quartz Mining Company’s Quartz Mill, consisting of ten large Stampers and two Chili Rollers of four tons weight each, having one of Bloisdell’s rarENT AMALGAMATons attached, is hereby offered to a company of sufficient capital to work the ledge satisfactorily on shares, ‘his mill is just completed, eens een run but a short time, and has been treeted in the most substantial manner. _ It is capable of crushing twenty four tons of reck . in twenty-four hours. ‘The machinery is pto. pelled by _a splendid thirty two horse power . engine. The og gros ledge of quartz is be. lieved to be one of the richest in California, . having prospected as high as 45 cts. te the pound at a test of several hundred pounds, crashed and amalgamated by the usual method. Smaller quantities of quartz have yielded . mach richer prospects. The company is out of debt and their property entirely free froin encumbrance. Early application must be made to the secreiary, H. FITZ SIMMONS, Auburn, Placer county. By order of the Board of Directors, . March 26 —.8 dw >» F. A, and A. Y. M. . EVADA LODGE No. 13, i meets every Wedneosiay and Saturday evenings at their Lodge Roem on Broad street. Regular meetings of the Lodge, the first and third Saturdays of every month, J. K. MeCONNELLB, W. M. G. M. Sarr, See’y —49-3m ‘ C. & D. ©. Water Co. . OTICE is hereby given that unless the following certificates of the Coyote and Deer Creek Water Company’s stock are not returned to the Go.’s office before the . Ist day of May, 1853, the said certificates will . be declared nuil and void, and new ones issued . in their plaee, to-wit: Nos. 27 and 28 in the name of ot 156 a“ 223 ity oy \sane Nixon. J.J, Brant. Lat 4 g Me John Reed. i «TS vs ba Edward Cody . By order of the Com any 49 Im* J. FITZ JAMES. Soc’y. Democratic State Journal copy tll May Ist and send bill to this office. NOTICE. Li. persons are hereby cautioned not to “A give credit to my wife, Jane W. Lyon, , on iny account, as I will pay no debfs of her . eentracting, she having deserted my bed ond . board without sufficient cause, Nevada city, Wissanw 8. Lyon. Wyoming Q. M. C, AT a meeting of the hoard of trustees held 4* at the company’s office on the 28th March 1553, an assessment of $25.00 on each half . share of stock was called, to be paid in to the . Trensurer 9n or before the 10th April. . All delinquent shares'will be advertised and sold ace cording to law. S.C MINTYRE, Furniture Wareroom, HE undersigned have established,on Commercial street, near Main st.a Wareroom for the sale of al! kinds of FURNITUSB E and house furnishing articles. Now on hawd--Cane seat parlor and rocking chairs, Boston Rockers, Nursing chairs, Infants chairs, Ottomans, Stools, T'ables, Looking glasses, Kuegs, dc. &e. Our stock we shall keep eonstantly supplied. . and persons can purchase at Marysville prices, . without the danger of having their pg oeda broken or defaced. LOW & FRIEND. American Block, Commercial near Main st. fry Carpenter § Jobbing work attonded to with dispatch. . are being made by the arrival of every clipper {~~ che ahi lapepataniag hi ineetcmninereee .———. rere he Lr. ‘i. A. dbivermore, DENTIST. Office on the North side Nearly opposite the *City Market. Nevada, Des. Nth, 1852. Sirf. J. Re MCCONNELIn. 604. 0WMOM. STEWART. « ? McConnell & Stewart, ATTORNE inl (2 ? UNSELLORS Office on Broad. street, one door west of the . Journal office. Nevada, c:ty.—37-6m. . Wirsian M. Srewarr, Distriet Attorney. Wm. @. Badger, =. Importer end Commission Merehant, and Wholesale dealer in ready made Clotl.ing—Gen. Harrison Block, Battery st. bet. Clay and Merchant, 2d door from Clay. San Francisco, Feb 14, 1853. 43-3mos. PW. Colburn, Justice of the Peace. FFICE on Vine s'reet, opposite the Dramatic Fall, rec.ntly occupied by John. Anderson, Esq. “ 6m. -JESSEE MOORE, M D. Physician and Surgeon. Office at the Mmers’ Drug. Store, Main Street. 24-3m Wim. J. Knox, M. D. ° Ore his servicas to the citizens of wee vada und vicinity. He will devote himself exclusively to tne different branches of pis profession, medicine, surgery, ete. By proper attention and moderate charges," he eae x pow o Shere svaro of ye teen pe the neva ru re, ‘st. Pine. hen ee eneneeeteene—senieiinneaseneanensatieeitetiatinelin Stoves! Stoves !! Stoves . !!8 7, Sand 9 inch Premiums, air tights — Dg 7,8, 9 and 10 inch New World, ait tight.” 7, Sand 9 inch Globe, air tight. " 7, 8 and 9 inch Atlas, air tight. ™ Also—Tin Plate, sheet iron, and plain and japanned tin ware, for sale E in ACKLEY § CO., _. 147 Front st., bet. Juckson and Pacific, 45-2m San Fraaciss nee aaa nrc —_— HE Largest Assortment, the Best Qualls ties, and at the Lowest Prices, ever offers od in town, can be found at WILLIAMSON & DAWLEY’S,On Main st. Novada, Dee. 8d, 1852.—32-6in ; in) : : G. M. Sheridan, M. D. R. C. D, and’ Accoucher, NALYTICAL Chemist and Metallurgist, iA Office near Boston Ravine, opposite Glen’s Quartz Mill, Grass Valley. Amalyses and assays performed with the strictest. care and attention 3 gold and silver, melted, refin: and collected from all extrancons matter 3 mercury refined and purified ; quarts assa 80, a8 not only to give the quantity of pred! metals that it may contain, but also the quan! tity that may be cappoted to extract from it b' the method of erushing and amalgamation b' which it is proposed to be worked. Agency for the sale and purchase of quarts and other mining claims. Sedical advige to. the poor gratis, + Dee. 10, 1852. 45.3 n* LL ™= DAGUERREOTY PES. Can be sent to bP A i of the States for about °0 cents, and GEO. KBLBOURNE & Co,’ have fitted up alaSan Francisco,a suite of rooms, on Commercial street, between Main and Pine, will take the pictures at any time of day and in a'l weathers, and put up in any manner of style and casing, at prices ranging from $6 upwards, Views of Mills, Stores, Mining Ciaims, & Co. taken at a few moments notiee. Call and examine the Gallery of Specimens. 34-tf *," We will make it an objoct to companies who wish pictures of themselves individually, by making a liberal deduction to oach, if they come in ot the same time, American & City Markets, Nevada, California, 3 8) HEAD OF AMERICAN CAT: e TLE—Thbe undersigned would respectfully announce to the citizens of Nevada County that he has purchased the entire interests of all his former partners, in the American and City Markets. Hoe has on hand 300 head of American Cattle, and flatter himself they are as good as can be obtained in California, which he desi; slaughtering. : He is also receiving and will keep® stantly on hand a Large Supply of Groce Provisions, and in fact every article t adapted to the wants of Miners ant Keepers, which he proposes selling at ‘w sale or retail. Packers will find it (te # interests to give him a call 1 ae sing elsewhere. His terms are reas ble. No pains will be spared inendenvorn ; to render full satisfaction to all who mi favor him with a call, All articles purelia at cither market will be delivered free of chargo. T. S. WILLIAMS. Mar. 17. 1853.—47-3m On this 18th day of A.D. 1853, porsouplly, appear poly 1, i Justice of tho caee for said county and township, CLARA ®, SMITH, who makes declaration nnder the, Statute provided, that she intends, in her own name and on her own account, to carry on the’ business of * Keeping » Public Saloon and testaurant in the township of Grass Valley, Centreville ; That she ‘s alone responsible for debts contracted by her on account of said busine-a; That the amount invested in said business is not more than five thonsand dollars. LARA F. SMITH. Subseribed and sworn to before me, thie 1Gth day of March, a. p., 1853, + Davas, 3, Pr. Stark or Cantrornra, County of Nevada: I, Tneo. Miller, County Recorder of said county, do hereby eertify that tho [L. S.] foregoing a true copy of an inBs v8 moped K in my ofce, aiven under m this 19th day of March. A.D. 1 “a Cars THEO. MILLER, Recorder. 48-1m By Ron'r A, Daviiae, Deputy. State of California, Nevada County. District Court, 10 Judicial District. . ORE People of the State of California, to’ , ALExanper H. Howann, Greeting : You are hereby commanded to appear answer Within ten days after the service of this writ, if served in this county ; winin : days if served in any other county of this Jus. dicial Distriet, er within 40 dupe if toby out. of the District, the complaint of Wm. H, Bndecott, now on file in the Clerk’s office of. the — District Court aforesaid against ‘you for’ ; amounting,to the sum of ‘* Six Heneved a6 E thirty six Dollara ;” or in case of your failure to anewer the same, gesement will bo taken ~ against you by default, togethe~ with’ damuges and costs herein expendéd, &o. Witness, Theo. Miller, Clerk of the District Court aforesaid, with the seal of the (L. S.J same hereto affixed, this 19th day of ud eat A.D. 1853. ‘ HEO, MILLER YVClerk, Per Row’ A. Daviner, ». o~ Wm. H. Endecott, pl’tl, vs. Alexander Ef, Howard, det’t. Dist. Ct, 10th Juditvial District It is ordered by the.court that service of the Summons issued herein’ be imade publiention for 90 dave in the Nevada J@ & Dewspapor published at Nevadn city, By order of the Court. Attes : Turo. Mituer, Clore. By Rob’t Davideesd, CL . Giate of California, Cooxty or No vapa, Township iy, Valley. 13a me oe Se ee iiientindineenes OR re eet ot ey