August 17, 1855 (4 pages)

——— EBRBAERR. NEVADA JOURNAL. j Puatanx Turns Ovr.—The meeting out, . tes Furioso will be brought Congress THEATRICALS. Naturalization of Foreigners, h ug ro th l her era , fed als bun tri and in the form of the Phalanxers on Friday evening last}, nces The performa of Mr. Stark’s troupe . powerful cast for the benefit of MR. J AS. The Democrat of this week true to its F. G. WAITE, EDITOR. which they have adopted then a distinction jeeSs ca eapn tbas utr yci gis aty was a respectable one numbering five or} instincts of discovering something “infa-. 2* Frisbie’s Theatre, have been rewarded STARK. th bo me in na and privilege is made to exist be: 1855 17, G, AUGUST IN MORN FRIDAY . Fr iday Evening, August_17th. six hundied, a large proportion of which . sous” in a nything which n ns ee . tw ize cit ed not precise with full houses every night this week, and of it NN te the Un tes Sta ex vi termiWe advise all who wish to enjoy good ns d ' né ize e an cit tiv pec of the .: res tes sta Ned inimatable the hear to hither came . , LIGMBM QUARR ly squaré with its own ideas, has Taised with a very marked public approbation. eke improve the opportunity offered: AUSRIGAY I cannot concedetthat gach a Marshall who it was announced in our pathe cry of distress because’ So me ‘o f the finest dramas in the language to-1 t and to-nlorrow aight. Fai contemplated, and get, it would of a recent de’ . BA ST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THESEAYON Lem. . per would be present and eet our doughcision of the Supreme Court concerning have been produced, and the actors have ! upon any other hypothesiggthan tli ‘ { uest the Elegant Comedy of . form rule” declared igeahe Coonstitu was Deeisions,of the Supreme ty Governor on that accasion. We Benefit Mr. Thompson were the naturalization of foreigners, whigh de. #°duitted themselves ina manner . to win the . intended to be prescribed for the action ‘ot the For Governor, not present when the Governor took the cision we give at length in another column. . fvorf any audience, There is a charm i states, and that by this rule, they were left to J. Neely Johnson, of Sacramento. stand, and therefore cannot.say-how he The , Ex Par te, Appticatiou for i theirver not or e exercis a3 power of natural. in the play s of Shak spea re, a livin g, stirr Democrat uses the following Jan-. Fra nk Kno wle s. Natu rali zation. ization. or, For Lieutenant Govern . was greeted by the audience, but during guage: “The infamous attempt to dising beauty, that removes all dullness from angie by the Court—Heydenfeldt, J The_next inquiry in proper order is, whether R. M. Anderson, of El Dorado, the-two mortal hours that we were on the franchise thousands upon thousandofs the repetition; for. new. beauties occur to ‘the i is is an application on the part of an al. the State of California fas iclerminsd by her unde r the bat provi u sions }:} wslation to admit forcigners to the rights of For Jusrices or tux Supreme Court, . ground-listening to the frequent “my fellegal voters of this State, has in part sucmind evén’ most familiar with his works, ; he Codstitatfon = dnd -ints tof! United . e H. C. MURRAY, of Solano, (full term.} izenship under the uniform rule established low citizens” interlarde never d they are again mow brought beforeit. . States. and then ecede unles d, promp s actio t ‘be n taken by the various acts of Congress. , D. &. TERRY, of San Jevaquin. DON ASURANCE an Sie With a Fine{Cust, and Grimshaw, Bagshaw and Bradebaw With n varieiy of COMIC._DANCES. ON SATURDAY EVENING, 19th BENEFIT OF ' It has bee n mad e dir ect ly to this cou rt, sid mens:to. tediou “tot It else was ia thing remark “This question in: my opinion is scttled-in the sonie of the renowne with d Garrick dee'd. , For the unexpired term of Alex. Wells, Through Hindoo influcne¢e, the matter of has bee n res ist ed ‘b y severa l’ mem ber s vof the a ative by.an act’passed: May b8; 1853,-en. . er, roll Cont For State that has been justified by the experie nce te in the character of “Amicus ‘curie.” tion,” we did not hear the first eheer or naturalization has been brought up at this An d LA ST AP PE tcl an act to define the fees to be charged ARANCE ot the Entire’Company. GEO. W. WHITMAN, of Tuotamne, ; sign of approbation escape the. crowd.— late period, and sprung upon us just preof thousands that he ‘never took’ up a volthe ground that State Courts have no jurisdicby Shakespeare's Magnificent Play in-Five A cts of clerks of courts for the -naturalization ; For State Treasurer. tion of the subj ect matt er. ‘of foreigners.” . This act, after providing the 24 . ume of Shakspeare , and read a page howThey seemed to labor under the impresvious to our.election.’? qe HENRY BATHS, of Shasta. 4, f i 4 It might be a/ufficient answer to the appli. amount of fees to be allowed the clerks io the -ever-famil iar pofor penance doing were they that sin to him, that he did not gain . cant to declate what is the settled decision of . process of making citizens, declares, “and said If this attempt is an “infamous”. one For Attorney General, this Court, that it ig under the State Constia higher concéption of his favorite author. SIR JNO. FALSTAFF. .. MR. JAMES STARK the bear to obliged were and sins litical . papers herei provided for shail be «issued by the Democrat is the most candid E, and honW. T. WALLAC of Santa Clara. i tution and Sppelare tribunal, and can take no Supported by excellent characters. ; the Court upon applicat ion of any individua l It is this gradual unfolding of new and more a is It State. the in shect political est . with Governo the of finflicti severe r ons For Surveyor General, original jurisdiction: however conferred. But entitled to receive them, and upon his comply: JOHN . BREWSTER, of Sonoma. christian fortitude and resignation. Notirare instance to meet a politician who forcible meaning. in the works of the imthe importance of the question which has been ing with the provisions.of the naturalization To conclude with the Tragical, Coinicar, Operatic and Parcical Burlesque of argued at the bar, and For State Printer, the learning -and_remortal bard, that explains the fresh inter. laws.” Much criticism might be made upon a cheering response came from the solemn will openly. confess the raséalities of the search which has been evinced in its examinathe form of this law, and upon the tact that its JAMES ALLEN, of Yuba. auditory, till the Governor rolled off the. leaders of his party, especially on the eve: est felt by the public in the representation tion, induce us, in departure from our .usual eaption shows that it was iutendedonly as a For State Prison Inspectors. lof his plays,,and the crowded houses that habit, to consider and determine the proper . fee bill. But it mast be conceded, iaithis con: stand and “Our Ned” walked on, when of an election. But these insta nces do fa" Doors open at Th Performance to commencu F. 8S .McKENZIP, of Trinity. ‘onstruc tion which should be given to the considera principal the laws, ‘of tradictio tion at 8 o'clock. n greet good performers. This compliment the welkin rang with loud shouts of grati-. somet imes occur as we are assur ed by a EZEKIEL WILSON, of San Francisco. Constitution and laws of the United: States in is, the intention of the law maker. Governed &Admission—Boxes $2,00 , Pit $1,00 ALEXANDER BELL, of Los Angeles. fication. Ned was'exceedingly happy in very fresh one before us. Qur neighbor to the. present company has been continurespect to the question of naturalization — by this rule I have no hesitation in saying that his hits, and Bigler must have keenly felt. is bound to see the fair thing done in polally rendered by the-public; for while ad-. Two propositions which have been made by . the uct in question is equivalent to a direct and N E W DRUG STORE. for District Judge, of 14th Judicial District. the counsel opposed to the applicant, will first palpable declaration by the legislature which equa te play the shafts of irony launched at him with ing is ever attraction, mediocbe disposed of. itics, and pitch es in again st some of: the ES , NIL SEARLS of Nevada. : enacted it, that it recognized the ‘rule of nat: THE UNDERSIGNED desires to inform the public truth telling aim. The mist attempted to rity neve r is more sure leade of rs being damned These are, first—that. the power to natural. uralization prescribed for the States by Conof the Phalanx party with a hear. that he has opened a Branch Drug Store, County Nominations. . be cast bef theeyes ofthe people by ty good will. Ths epithet used is not of than when it attempts to illustrate Shaksize by virtue of the Act of Congress of 1802, . gress and determined that the courts of this me DMP AP MIM w OW COMMBACIAL SPRBRT, is a judicial one; and second. That Congress , state, of competent jurisdiction, should be vest. the Gover about his in Kilbourn’s Daguerreotype Building, and is just recei, peare’s conceptions. extreme desire to the choic est kind. Infa mous ” dont sound has no power to confer jurisd upon the iction For Senator. ed with the power of carrying it out. If this ing a large and well selected stock of proposiwere not so there was no reason whutever for e propos retrench expenditure, and the earnest atvery soft when used to designate the qualOn Saturday evening last Shakspeare’s. Courts of a state. Upon both these E. G Waite, of Nevada. DRUGS & MEDICINES ! . pass ing the act, and cour ts can not deci de an . consis ting of the best variety of Drugs; Chenpicals. Patent tempts of the Democratic party, to lessen: ities and character of the acts of political. great tragedy of Richard III was produced nosrabl* ectrryatten A rarcconatig ppl For Ass=MBLYMEN, wer, because upon evidence, a conclusion ‘act to be imperative where a substantial mean: . Medicines and Perfumery ever broug ht te thin sow, frien ds. Brya n and Heyd enfe ldt, two/. for the first and the only State debt time. and the burthens It was well wendy barns resulting from the exercise ing and design can be drawn from its expres: of taxaT. B. McFARLAND, of Nevada. =e Aiso, a good assortment of Paints, Oils, Window $e ged) Glass. Camphene, Paint Brushex, Alcohe and recei ved with the. °f the judgm ent of the Court. V.G. BELL, of Rough & Ready. t. ¥e., .Sio ns. In this act, the courts are vested with ! tion, was cleared away, andthe profesPhalanx Judges of the Supreme Court, . put upon the stage, &c, all of which will be so} whelesaje or retail This is simple aod clear enough without rejuri sdic tion for , they are requ G. A. F. REYNOLDS, of Grass Valley. sions compared with the’ practices ired to issue the low for Cash, of Bigthe former a candidate for the same posihighest favor. Mr. Stark appeared as the sorting to authority. But nevertheless we sicians’ Prescriptions componnded at all hours, carecertificates of naturalization aud to determine fulPhy T. BUTTERFIELD, of Washington. ly and promptly by a competent Drogrist. tion on the will refer Phal to ’ the anx case of ticke Spratt ler and his supporters shown up in a most t, vs are Spratt, guilt 4 y of a. Duke of Glost er, ;who " raise s hims that elf the by indi vidu al is enti tled to receive them. DANIEL DUSTIN, of Bridgeport. Peters, 406, where it is distinctly so settled by ‘The laws of Congress (the uniform rule) are most “inf atte to “disf . the cruel and dark intri of a satan mpt amou gues ranch ic s” ise crowd The Marshall. by light ridiculous The old friends vf the Prond Strest Drug § For Supervisors, Chief Justice Marshall. Congress has no recognizeasd the rule of action, for the term #» will take notice that JIMMY i it tk . mind, was kept in a state of side splitting laughthousands upon thousands of foreigner s,” and the license of the period, to the power to-confer jurisdiction upon the Courts,, “Nat . Teady tosttend to their wants with bis Ist District, CHARLES MARSH. uralization laws,” applies to hone other and urbenity. Go. AT set ~~ amrai 2d District, O. H. P.WHITE at whi Kingdom ch our cotemporary starts in holy . Historiaus have asserted that. of a state, because, first, the. Constitution and their provisions are required expressly to. Nevada, Aug. 16, 105 —tt ter for a long time by our speaker, who gives it no such power; and secondly, the 3d District, 8. B.STAFFORD. be complied with. horr or. Her Shakspéare has done injustice to the chare are two anomalies in poligave way to Col. Zabriskee who made an i -. Constitution expressly declares that ‘‘the juWha t, howe ver, For Superintendant Common Schools. are the cour ts of comp eten t tics . The Sup rem e Jud galhim ges fcllowed Ned of a State— acter of Richard; and handed down to ex-/ dicial power of the United States shall be vest. jurisdiction ? To answer this we must excellent speech. tarn to JONATHAN PHELPS, of Grass Valley. lantly, the flashes of his wit and eloquence, the state of California even, have the honecration a man as fair as his opponents in ed in one Supreme Conrt, and in such inferior the act of Congress of 1802, and be governed Court s as the Congr ess may from time to time by the rule there established. Congress hayProceedings of the American Convention like a cimeter in battle were seen at every esty to append their names to a decision; moral charaeter—that Richmond was as ordain and establi Broad Street, Nevada. sh.’ See sec, 1, art. 3, ing the power under the constitution to mak e of Nevada County. blow he dealt on his antagonist. Zabriswhich is likely to cut off alarge vote for. cold blooded and selfish, not more worthy . Const. United States. There have been varithe exercise of it a judicial power and fix upon PL UM ME R & HY Convention called to order at 2 I-2 ER , Pr op ri et or s. kie closed the evenings entertainment in themselves and party, and a partizan sheet . of respect than Richard, But the bard. 0¥S ®djud'cations maintaining this view, which . the class of courts which might be invested with HE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully inform their o’clock, P. M. on Tuesday, at the Conit will be sufficient simply to cite. old friends and customers that they hare fitted up in the jurisd iction . This it could do as a part of . bra nds one of was greater than the historian, and a’ the the candidates whose name good style, and ata very late hour the See Martin vs Hunter, Lessee, 1 Wheaton. . the rule—although it might not directly conf style the saloon known as the “Polka,” where they will gregational church, V.G. Bell in the er. always be on hand to fill all orders which may be entrus crowd dispersed perfectly satisfied with is upon the ticket at its mast head with. matchless pen of Shakspeare {has traced. The state of Maryland vs. Thos Butler, reportthe jurisdiction. : ted tothem. Weshall keep constantly on hand a genera} chair. The committee on credentials re-. United infamy. By the 3d section of the act of 1802 it-is enassortment of But it is no anomaly at all that. the outlines of the third Richard, so must ole 12 Niles Register, p 115: . the intellectual treat they had enjoyed. ported, which report was unanimously es vs Lathrop , 17 Johnson, R. state vs . acted“ that every Court of record in any indi the sheet alluded to does not refuse to ‘he descend to remotest time, unwept, unMcBride, Rice R., p. 400. B R E A D A N D PA ST RY . . vidual State havin g common law jurisdiction Soda, Boston, Sug adopted. wea. We were pleased to meet a few sup ar, Butter, Water and port that candidate notwithstanding the honored, if not unsung. Mr. Stark gives It was urged in the course of the argument, and a seal and clerk or prothonatory shall be A. B. Dibble, Esq. was unanimously days since, our old friend E. W. Brake, Gra ham Cra and cke some autho rs, were ritie cited to s. the effect, . consid ered as a District court within the mean; infamous character with which it has in. great effect to the character. He is the that although Congress could not copfer jurising of this act.” We have already determined Wholesale & Retail at Lewest Cash Prices elected President of the Convention, who Ese.of New York. Mr. Blake has located vested him, Bigler does not hesitate to iron Duke in all his moods, whether sac-. diction on a state court so as to compel its exTraders, Hotels, Restaurants, and that this court has not the jurisd iction, because took his seat upon the stand with immense himself for a few weeks in Grass Valley, families supplied at the most reasonercise, yet it would be legitimate if the Court increase his own chances by slaughtering irificing his infant nephews or making love its powers are exclusivelyfappellate. ‘The Disable rates. Orders from the country applause. After a short but very approfor the purpose of engaging in the Portrait was willirg toacceptit. This is to me asoletrict courts of the State are courts of original wiil be promptly filled and forwarded all the other candidates on the ticket. he over the coffin ofa slaughtered peer. The . cism. wit h despatch. priate speech, the President declared the Painting business, and then designs comand common lawjurisdiction, are courts of re: heads, and our neighbor is willing to rap/dignity he throws into the last scene of . A. Court is a ereation of the Constitution and . cord and have a seal and clerk and consequently PLUMMER & HYER. convention duly opened for the transacing to this city. Those wishing their visages two Phalanx Judges over the head, to get. Richard upholding a ruined, falling crown, laws under which it exists. i; come fully within the description of the rule} Nevada, Ang. 17, 1885.—if To exercise any power not derived from such . laid down by the act of 1802, and_ there tion of appropriate business. brought out well and life-like, should not a chance at the fore, “e ° 7D eae 2 knuckles of Murray who,!as if the strength of a single arm could} Constitution and laws, would necessarily bea : 7 . under the act of this State of 1853, are fully in-! Soldiers IBeo wn ty lLamed On motion the convention proceeded to fail to give him a call, as he is acknowlhappens to concur in the decision, with . avert the decrees of fate, is the fruit of a ; usurpation. . It sounds curiously, tosay, “Con: . . vested power and jurisdiction, to nutralize for. J TNDER THE ACT of Con gress of March si . nominate candidates for the State Senate. edged to be one of the finest Artists gress hus no authority to give this power to . eiguers, who exibit the qualifications fixed by . U persons whether officers, privates, mu the others. Really, the attempt at on ar. careful study of the author, and we doubt‘ the Court, yet the Court exercises this power . the laws of the United States ‘The otber courts . wagon-masters. who have been regularly mux E. G, Waite of Nevada, and Louis R. of the age. If our space would admit . the service of the United States in my of the Indian ticle, a portion of which we have quoted, (if it could be surpassed. by virtue of Congress.” of the State are inferior and of limited powers, egn war since 1790 foru period of 14 days and upw Sowers of Grass Valley, were putin nomiwe should be pleased to publish the testiis a labored effort to prove “what is sauce . Mrs. Stark, it is superfluous to say,! I come now to the consideration of the main they made courts of record by our statute but entitled to 160 acres of land. Those who under + nation. The vote was taken by ballot. monials of this gentleman from the acts of Congress have received either 40 or 80 ner . question, whether the state courts of California . 4, ey have only statute and not common law juris . boundy Isud are now entitled te receive an additionn) for the goose is not sauce for the gander.” . rendered most thrillingly the character of and what state courts, have the power to nat E. G. Waite receiving a majority of all New York and California papers, but the diction, and therefore not coming within the quantity so as to mnke 160 acres in ‘all Bryan is all right, but Murray is damned the Duckess of York—one so difficult that uralize: und. have come to the conclusion The undersigned bas received the regulsti the votes cast, was declared the unanimous following we insert from the Sonora Union class ‘enumerated by the acttof congress, have no tions uf the department at Washington, and under with eternal infamy, because he agrees Shakspeare has often doubted if such that this question is but little affected by the . power to grant naturalization and any attempt j act, and is prepared to procure bounty n choice of the American Party ‘of Nevada Democrat : propositions which I have been already led to . of the kind . parties entitled to the same. Jer to Jan would be necess arily coran non jnwith him in an important decision. . ¥arrants will find i. to their advantaz to upply in ia chara cter could have exist ed in life. consider, on account of the seeming : imports county, for State Senator. Portrait parntinc.—Some ofthe most beauie pep aie C. A: JOHNBON, Att’y and Counsellor at Law, 3 void. and dice . a da . anc e atta ched to the m by the lear ned Coun sel, . The { August 15th, 1855.—1lm Earl of Rich mond was play . ed by tiful and life-like specimens of this art we have For the want of jurisd iction in this court the Nominations for the Assembly being State Paintrye.—Dr. Coleman the . and the able manver in which they were pre. application is denied. studio the at found . been in California are to be } sented. edi tor of the Hum bol dt Tim es, hol ds the} Mr: Phelps, whoon ‘wesetility. je. truly senext in order the following gentleman were of Mr. E. W. Blake, who Kas taken rooms at . ak : In the 8th section of the Ist article of the . — every of put in nomination: A. L. Alston, of Al. the City Hotel. He produces portraits following language concerning thic Bigs memes Moyers the ob wit wit Hypenrenpr. J. LY h Consti tution enume ratin g the power s of Con» . . : ae ale eee om variety of size—fr second . cousin to the minexc ell ent ju dg me nt , an d rec eiv Merraay. C.J. Bryant, J. ed his share gress, is the following pha; Geo. G. McNabb of Orleans Flat; Printing. The Dr. is a practical printer . separate clanse. iature up to large as life aud semi-natural. _ V. G. Bell of Rough & Ready; T. B. Mr. Blake is recently from.New York city, and understands the whole subject. It of applause. “To establish a uniform rule of naturaliza. . bes Owing to a press of advertiseAno the r of Sha ksp ear e’s pla ys -was. tion, and uniform laws on the subject of bank. McFarland of Nevada; Daniel Dustin of. where we notice his geniushas been highly exwill be recollected, that when the bill al3 et ap to a the ir Ne wF ir e Pr oof ;Tupt cies throu press. ghout public the the through Unite rs, d connoiseu by State tolled s,” By . ment s from this city we are oblig ed to deBridgeport ; Thomas Butterfield of WashHis coloring glows with atinge akir to vitality, luded to passed the Legislature, he put in’ bronght out on Wednesday evening, the . metaphysical refinement in examining the form . fer two columns of advertising from San t Venice. Shylock was playof our government, it might be ington; J. B. Low, of Eureka, H. A. which has never yet been attained by the Daa bid to do the printing for the state for a ‘Merchanof correctly said, . Francis co till next week. We have also as quite appcar that public generally & Inrge and good ussoriment of pictures the e, while ther uerreotyp e is no such thing asa citizen of the Sheldon of Rough & Ready ; T. Dean of much less sum, than that paid to Redding . ed by Mr. Stark, and Portia by Mrs. Sta rk. United States. But constant usage arising laid several Editorials aside-to give ‘placc faithfal, Our, good-looking friends, who may Gla ss Grass Valley; T. A. Crane, and T. J: . desire to perpetuate their “counterfeit resent: the present State Printer. For the Sess-_ Both were worthy of all praise. Shaksfrom convenience, and perhap and Har dwa re, Oil s, Ca ms necessity, and . to the decision of the Supreme Court . Burgess, of Brooklyn, and 8. M. Journey ments” for the gaze and wonder of posterity, and ion of 1854, the appropriations for print-. peare in this play gave bitter expression dating from the foundation of the confederacy, ) * =phene, Flour, &., . . . . *,. ‘whi ch is of great inter est to, our citiz ens. s who may be ambitiou to speak to unborn milhas give Also a great variety of articles too. aumerous ke mention n subs tant ial exis tenc to e the idea to the opi nion of his age of the persecuted, of Little York. On motion a committee ing amounted to the sum of $117,800.— aE E cay ugh Aa re aa All of which they will pledge themselyes to sell lions from the canvas, should not neglect the which the term conveys, a citizen of any one of at the lowe cunning race, that, banned by law, and the states of the cash pric e, st was appointed for each District to select opportunity now offered. It is enough to say But hear the Zimes : we The benef of Mr. it W. H. Wild er Union is held to be, and called candidates for the several Districts. Rethat Mr. Blake’s prices correspond with the “At the session of 1854 the Legislature pass: hated by society, yet made themselves a citizen of the United States, At the time of came off on Tuesday evening last, and he WHOLESALE and RETAIL. ed an act creating the office of State Printer, felt in commerce, and oft the adop tion of the Cons titu Nevada, Aug. 17, 1855.—tf tion the stat , es cess of 10 minutes. Commitées returned times. en the mas was ters had power to mak gree ted with a crow ded hous e. His a and fixed the compensation at the following e citizens of aliens; does the of tho and reportd—reports unanimously adopse wh o aff ect ed to des pis e the m. We clause of the constitution above quoted deprive parts he played admirably. ra te s; “e ms ” tw o do ll ar s Ranch For Sale. an d fifty cents—rule Lorenzo Sawyer, formerly of this — and figure work. four dollars. The bill was passdeem this the most perfect of the author’s them of it? The trae rule of construction as <> > <a ted. , TENNESSEE RANCH. city, late City Attorney of San Francisco, ed by fraud—passed pe~ to the Pacific excl Express usiv will please of enes the accept pow s . ers of Con gre in ss th e Se na te wi th ou t a Con taining 320 Acres, situnte pla ys, if we exc ept on ly Ha ml et . Mr. MeF Th e is, first, tuat it must be granted exclusively.— d being the only candiand candidate before the late State Conquorum--for the benefit of Redding, a tool in Penn Valley, three miles the of . Prejudices of that than ks of this offi ce for New Yor k paage are dying out beSecond, forbidden to the states. Third, from below the town of Rough « date from t No. 1, on motion was vention for Supreme Judge, is nominated Mr. Broderick, at the same time other parties pers and our regu lar file of pape rs. Re ad y. of fe re the d to natu of re the do pow its er, exer th cise by e bot wo h fo rk re fo ad r va tw nc en in ty g en -f li iv ghtment, but they will e per cent declared janimous nominee of the for Judge of the 4th Judicial District.— less. Reddin is -> ><> ee = For beauty of locality, Fertility of Soil, good health must be incompatible and incongruous. Does g allowed one dollar and sevenalways be understo od in this great drama. the power under review come within either of andeS goo America d water it cannot be surpassed, The for the Assembly G. We hope the people of that District will ty-five cents per square of three huudred “ems” -\ A CARD. buildings have recently been thoroughly re a Ba ss an ig by fo Mr r th . e 1s Ph el t in thes A. F. Reynolds ps sertion and one dollar for each sube proportions? If we examine the lan, Anotonia by of District No. 2, receiy-eleet him—he will honor the Bench. Mr. Epvitor :—Having been informed . Paired. Being situated on the Great thoroughse qu en guage on t clos e, ely, and no acc t ord ex ing to ce the ed rule s of ing eight. In addition Mr. Wilder, Metissa by Mrs. Burrill, and tare from Nevada to Sacramento, at the forks of img a majority of all the votes cast. was the oe—— by my friends that at the meeting of the to the above allowances, the * stealings” in the Marysville rond, makes it a convenient gterd ‘origid construction always applicable to deledeclared unanimously. nominated for the Trreves!—Some light fingered hombre legislative printirg have farexceeded the actual others of the supporting parts, were excelgated powers, we will find that the power to American Party County Convention, held . Tavern, T will also a@!i thé steck op the Ranch cor ,Sisting df afew choite am ou nt le nt ly pa pe id rf ou or natu me t rali in fact in d, Nevada to ze , is not given to Congreas, City, on the 14th inst., I re; Mules and a Wagon, and& ts ¢ aws, Spau ¢ but the great length of the workmen, Assembly. V.G. Bell, of District No. 3, entered the Assay Office of Mr. F.Schotte y So f R sm jot « al ! _ The Price of printing will, at thistime. justhis article but simply the power to establi sh a unifor m . ceived the nomina tion for the office of . hogs, 39 tons of wil l no Hay, Barley. and t al lo receiving a majority of all the votes cast in this eity a few days since, and borrowtify a printer in ta w a mo re pa rt ic urule. king the contract to do the i a Growing Crop Being détermis . County Superintendent of Public Instruela r me nt io n of them, or a reference to the “The states are was also declared unanimously nominated. ed for an indefinite length of time, a bar of State printipg at one dollar per one thousand not forbidden to naturalize, . tor. It is made my duty to myself and the . i Gréat ed to sell, 1 will dispyse of the ahove ai « Bargain. For tartuer particolars apply “e ms ,” an d om it to ot ta he r ke to ad fe va at ur nt es ag of e of th e th st e Danie! Dustin of District No. 4, having gold weighing 8 ounces. ealweek, save to say nor is there anything in the. exercise of the . public to most respectfully decline that . the undersigned, at the American Murk et. or ings, which will allow a_fair profit to the conpowers by them incongruous or incom th at su ch pi ec cs WM. TAYLOR as received on the second ballot a majority th e SSO Ro ma n Father, with the power patible nominatio n through your Journal. tractor. Any number of printers, who can set Had . ™¥,$0ns on the Ranch. . Nevada, August 15, 1853 —4w of Congress to establish a ir n u . L been in the Convention at the time the Fatay Accipent.—As two men, Jas. forty to forty-five thousand “ems” per week, can London Assurance, &c., have been brought form rule. of all the votes cast was also declared be em pl oyed at thirty dollars per week, thereby. out, together with laughable comedies, . nominat ion was made I should have deord Rutherf and John Reardon, were atunanimously nominated. Thomas Butin That the states, if they choose to exercise the allowing a margin sufficiently large to satisfy . clined upon thespot. My friends and the power wh ic as h an original g th temptin eone, co mp must to an blast abide by the y excel, as well as in a rock on Thursday the apy but the most unscrupulous and grasping. terfield of District No. 5, receiving on the ‘Public will govern themsei ves accordin g] role which congress makes, there cannot be the third ballot a majority of all the votes cast 9th inst. at the mouth of Wolf Creek, in Of that printing required to be published in o “weightier: matters of the law.” Governor of the State of California. slightest J. PHELP S. difference of opinion. The power ne ws pa pe r, on e do Last night was the benefit of Mr. A. R. given to Congress was, according to my ap:. Grass Valley, Aug. 16th, 1855. Hg eer is hereby given thxt a Generul ElecSierra County, the charge exploded and Insertion and fift llar per equare for. the first was declared unanimously nominated as 3 y cents for the second is large . tion will be beld throughout Nsvade County on > eandidate of the American party for the so severely injured the latter that he died . Pay, and would be sought after by eyery paper Phelps, when was brought the famous play prehension, intended to provide a rule for the Fj . Wednesday the Sth day of September, A. D. 1855 actio n of the states , and not a rule for the ac-’ COU NTY SUPERVISORS. . The foliowing State Olivers are to be clected of Mo se jn New York, which had so great tion of the federal government, else why in twenty-four hours. The former is also . !” the State. “Assembly. was: F > Any member of the next Legislature who ®run in th Oover aet. at city, and all through the the term “uniform” made to qualify “rule” if) , At meeting of the Delegates of the. Lt. G.vercor is likely to recover.—. wi ll introduce a bill amendatory of the Jouathan Phelps was on motion declarbadly injured but s hime! fe Celte! Fan present it was designed simpl MR. JAS, STARK, CITY BAKERY! 17 1 NEW STORE ’ Rogers & Hussey, 'PROCLAMATION BY ORDER OF JOHN BIGLER, y to give the powe r of . *mer ican Orde r, held at Neva da the 14th . , One Justic e ofthe Supre me Coort ier the Fun Th e dec eas ed wa a fr om Pen nsy lva nia . ed by acelamation the choice of the Coninst . for the mak pur ing pos e citi of zens nom ina to tin Con g gre a ss. can Sim ple r mod One Justice es of the Supreme Court; for the npex of the peo ple of the Oe St at e— bu t we fr fea au r tha t wh suc o’ h ts ed to make pitand gallery ring of expression might have been nsed and onght vention for Superintendant of Public ed as ce de s, ll We ex Al wil l nev n. er Ho be the e cas th e; of unt il rm shu te fil d ing tri re , cke Pi y . sdi e th om fr or is rv Murver or SuerirF PHenix or AMA pe . wi Su oller th Contr State ty A un hi s Co r im fo it at to io te ns hav da e di requ ired , and of sur ely th e the re would have taict composed of Grass Valley, Little whoy fireman. Schools. The business of the ConvenpoliticiansZare left at home. In September a urer. A Treas State bee n no use for the ter m “Un ifo rm. ” por Mr .—S . her ifi Ph él Ph ps en ix of Am ad . York and Rough and Ready townships. A Surveyor General. Sta wa or te Pri s nte cou wil r be l nty ele gr ea cte an ti d d pos y sib it ly successful in the tim was concluded by the introduction “Why should the rule be uniform unless Upon the 2d ballot O. H. P. White hayAn Attorney General. was shot dead bya Mexican at a small will be the Know Nothing nominee. His par: character, and we doubt if any ope er. Print A State ca of a number of Resolutions on which n mo re th an on e ha d to ex ty ec wil ut be l in e po fth we an e r he d wil rul opp l e. ose any atIt ing recei ved a. major ity of all the votes and ca Three n mp State tors Priso Direc nea he r re af Chi te nes r e ca mp me et in Tu hi ol um m me on th cer e tai nly could not have been imagined that cast was unan street and not tempt to reduceF the price of printing; thousands proper action was taken. imou decla sly the red nomA District Judge for the !4th Judicial District, county, on Sunday the 12th inst. The will be spent by him for that purpose, in buysmile-atthe recollection of Mose. Co ng re ss wo ul d ha ve ma de a rul e for its own inee. composed of the Counties of Plumas. Sierra avd The members of the Convéntion donaTh e a. Sheriff of Calaveras accompanied him for ing up members ofthe legislature. ‘Chis question character of Lize was taken by Mrs. Burofficers, which could have operated without J.I. SYKES, Pres. ted thesum of $117 to the Congregational uniformity. The states had the power to nat: alone, will settle the question as to the honesty COUNTY OFFICERS. the purpose of arresting the Mexicans who of the Know Nothings. If they get into power. rill, and of Jenny by Mrs. Stark, H. A. Suerpon, Sec. : Church, and signified their assent to adA Senator, for the 16th Senatorie] District com who uralize foreigners, and there was no necessity ——E EEEE——E——————————EEEEEae posed of Nevada County, . for thi we re s po we en ga r ge to an d we ref be d re to use su mod in rr the ify the en pre de sen pri re Ran of re t ces d pri al che to ntth ria e ge ne g’ ral tragedy, hals for the occasion. journ sine die, by three lond cleers for Five Members of the Assembly go ve rn me nt , ing bu , it t wil by l be evi an den ot tha ce he it t r wa cla s not use pri nci of ple th , Noti e ce. Co nand had fied. to Tuolumme county. PheCouuty Superintendant of Common Schoois. Th e Ro bb er s, a sti tut SAM. tale of the forests of ion, Sec.1. Art. 4, it was determited that: Dwxe myabsenc but a struggle for spoils, that created so much from the e State, I have app ointed County Supervisor for District No. 1, composed nix rec ogn ize d one of the ———__——~<a “the citizens of each state shall be entitled to party and sprang patriotism in their breasts, ‘Well do we rec: Bohemia was also played , James Patrxrson my lawful: Agent and Attorney. of the Townships of Nevada and Washington, , in which Mr. all privileges and im All bills and accounts due me, will be receited for by him, County mu for Supervisor ni war ti oll d es et tha of t of at the District cit to tim ize e-o ns xo. arr the f est 2, composed of in pas th sag e of e the him bil , l wh en the and St all vil ar — lai k n whom I am ap indebt pe ed ar will ed Accipent.—On the 11th inst., 2 part presen t their the Townships of Grass Valley, Roogh as Ch ar le s Mr de . . se ve Mo ra l or st , and Ready, at es .” cre It ati mi a ng Sta gh bills te t Pri we to nte ll “th him r, for poo e ha settle pri ve r ment. nte be the r, en ap : WM. WILSO N, dr ew a revolver and shot him throuch the wo Little York and Bear Rtver. Nevada, Aug 15, 1855. of the scaffolding of a high flume in the f rking man,” was the hobby, the theme, of Phelps as Roller,and Mrs. Stark as Amelia. prehended that in the feeble and sparsel of composed 3, No. District for Supervisor, County hea rt, kil lin g bi ulated condition of the states, a race oa m instantly. Ia the meReddin andg his tools, “ if the prices were any The house was crowded, vicinity of Red Dog, gave way, precipithe ‘Townships of Bridgeport and Fureka Ro an pe d . fr eq ue nt ap ha ve be en ru n fo r th _lo e wer ac it qu wo is ul tak it d io lee e bre n ad fro one of m the po mo po Me ut la xi hs of ca ~ n 1 2,00 LBS Manilla Rope, assorted sizes, for sal wa s cut do wn AND FOR EACH TOWNSHIP wit h ‘p an la us e e Pat b and gr ee te tating two men, John Gunnison d th e ti be on ne fi di ci ff ar er y, in g in the its ra pri di nte ca rs an li d sm f on a ly p th ac e co rd fam in ili g es. A. B, GREGORY. Aft er Two a Justices e of the Peace, and Two Constabica. ax e an d tw o Am er ic an s wo un de d. to the difference of opinion as to the danger of The was appointed, rick Burns some 30 feet to the ground, instead of paying printers the others. Cuarites Pe nn Mansy Wa ll ey =X ou sc exc ite ‘th men e su t dd en in tr is od uc usu int ti al eus on e rat es, of too large a foreign he an em pl d oy ed thr “B eat ls s ck en ith are s,” at re. ma To de -n ig ht seand Gun of skul nison l fracturing the will be for the benefit of Mr. element, and as So Chairman of the Bcard of Supervisors, x on duc ce ed ad wag mi tt es, ed an nevada, Aug. 15th, 1855, to d cha ci ti rge ze d ns hi <i eee Cc the p of Sta dri te vin for g p r i the n t gre i ase n rs g . out T h of o the m pson, in which that-beautiful country. bills, reports of com riously injuring Burns about.the hips and in on e' st ate, the alien would have all privileges mit tee pl s, ay &c. fou r-f old of the a a EA oor Bg OVa Ey ST e An y ND pe n e is o emt in for 6 months th e ot he r st mo at un es t , it wo he ul wa L d be s o in ent n eff itl d ect ed o wer , allown Assurance will be Tep eated by e to. spine. Drs. Crane and H. Hunt . BB Two men named George and Mickey ing one state to modify or break down the polae ee O T I CE is hereby giventhat the B pa rt of ic ope ul the rat ar ion per re for who qu med called es Se t. W e x pr ed ic pe t rv ic is y of or & an s ot he r, cr of he ow nc N e, e the necessity arose not B@ The time fixed for the departure d vada coun . Free, were arrested at Diamond Springs on J. R . H A will cmon ‘Board R V E Y , of Equalization on and after ed house for Thompson, as he surely dethat Congress should have power to naturalize, . trephining the former and rendering the O n d a y th e 20 th da y of P A th I N e O T I Ma S L A il Steamer Golden Gate, and , S of N G au D Friday, supposed to be the parties concerngu L st A , D for S E S One Weex, to hear and determ P O T , bu t sh oa ld ha ve po we r ine to prescribe to the serves it. necessary services to the latter. Gunnied in all co mp la in ts re sp ec ti ng Ab bo tt th & e Ed wa rd va s’ lu at Blo io ck, n th Co mm e er Ni ci of ca al str ra sta eet gu tes . a a St er rul e ea ty the to me be mu r car rd Si er rie er d ra ou of t Ne tw by va o da tra ,h der as th as s se em ss , ed at an su La bs d ke eq ue nt to the fir, . TH E SU BS CR IB ER son died in a few days.after the accident. ha Sia eri od Gra wh ce ic Th e h is sh tal ou e ent ld ed be co un mp if an A.D. 1858, aud tp correet aipreiemn or y m clo in se eac the h.° ir en If thi be s en we re ch an Val ge ley d , to a fe Sa Fec w we tu ent ek ly rd s si ay nc e ne ; spore e xt the , the 18th y are also extensive assorime! ee rr they may deem unjust. e i t ga ge me nt he re on Sa tu rd ay PAINTS, OILS & GLASS, evening next; gen. We are indebted to Wells, Fargo suspected strongly of being’ concerned in a JO HN Ne CO Y, Co un ty as se ss or . Ne va da — , aug. 1855. — the very best :} ag au — 2 d hich a he Sh Se ak — e sp of nt ea the re — ’s _ ma gn if ic paa en a t rni ifo pl murder committed near Jackson a few days Dr ay 0 & Co., for New York and Cal . ALBan has opened anew Drug Store Henry 4th, and the lo ws th at as it is on ly th e citizens of the state MostrarTales, Whaen!le and Glazing, Gild tr F ag ic O al U ; N co mi D ca , afterwards. l, op pore Grain ing, done at the shortest notion” who are entitled'to all privilege -and imwuni~~ ‘on Commercial Street. See advertise ar se containing money. The owner Can obiaig ‘ er ment, atic and farcical burlesque of Bombasties of citizens of th w&-For particula seo Smaj! rsBills. Y proving property, and paying: for thie e several states. if the pro: Nevada, August 17, 1848, e ' rent. P sr Gils, gevertio act will, ifhe does nothing else,jmerit the thanks country. . The original Mose was by Chan Fy i . . For Rent. AR EI Es E TDR 0 NORT er a NRA -™ BOSEY Amey

——— EBRBAERR. NEVADA JOURNAL. j Puatanx Turns Ovr.—The meeting out, . tes Furioso will be brought Congress THEATRICALS. Naturalization of Foreigners, h ug ro th l her era , fed als bun tri and in the form of the Phalanxers on Friday evening last}, nces The performa of Mr. Stark’s troupe . powerful cast for the benefit of MR. J AS. The Democrat of this week true to its F. G. WAITE, EDITOR. which they have adopted then a distinction jeeSs ca eapn tbas utr yci gis aty was a respectable one numbering five or} instincts of discovering something “infa-. 2* Frisbie’s Theatre, have been rewarded STARK. th bo me in na and privilege is made to exist be: 1855 17, G, AUGUST IN MORN FRIDAY . Fr iday Evening, August_17th. six hundied, a large proportion of which . sous” in a nything which n ns ee . tw ize cit ed not precise with full houses every night this week, and of it NN te the Un tes Sta ex vi termiWe advise all who wish to enjoy good ns d ' né ize e an cit tiv pec of the .: res tes sta Ned inimatable the hear to hither came . , LIGMBM QUARR ly squaré with its own ideas, has Taised with a very marked public approbation. eke improve the opportunity offered: AUSRIGAY I cannot concedetthat gach a Marshall who it was announced in our pathe cry of distress because’ So me ‘o f the finest dramas in the language to-1 t and to-nlorrow aight. Fai contemplated, and get, it would of a recent de’ . BA ST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THESEAYON Lem. . per would be present and eet our doughcision of the Supreme Court concerning have been produced, and the actors have ! upon any other hypothesiggthan tli ‘ { uest the Elegant Comedy of . form rule” declared igeahe Coonstitu was Deeisions,of the Supreme ty Governor on that accasion. We Benefit Mr. Thompson were the naturalization of foreigners, whigh de. #°duitted themselves ina manner . to win the . intended to be prescribed for the action ‘ot the For Governor, not present when the Governor took the cision we give at length in another column. . fvorf any audience, There is a charm i states, and that by this rule, they were left to J. Neely Johnson, of Sacramento. stand, and therefore cannot.say-how he The , Ex Par te, Appticatiou for i theirver not or e exercis a3 power of natural. in the play s of Shak spea re, a livin g, stirr Democrat uses the following Jan-. Fra nk Kno wle s. Natu rali zation. ization. or, For Lieutenant Govern . was greeted by the audience, but during guage: “The infamous attempt to dising beauty, that removes all dullness from angie by the Court—Heydenfeldt, J The_next inquiry in proper order is, whether R. M. Anderson, of El Dorado, the-two mortal hours that we were on the franchise thousands upon thousandofs the repetition; for. new. beauties occur to ‘the i is is an application on the part of an al. the State of California fas iclerminsd by her unde r the bat provi u sions }:} wslation to admit forcigners to the rights of For Jusrices or tux Supreme Court, . ground-listening to the frequent “my fellegal voters of this State, has in part sucmind evén’ most familiar with his works, ; he Codstitatfon = dnd -ints tof! United . e H. C. MURRAY, of Solano, (full term.} izenship under the uniform rule established low citizens” interlarde never d they are again mow brought beforeit. . States. and then ecede unles d, promp s actio t ‘be n taken by the various acts of Congress. , D. &. TERRY, of San Jevaquin. DON ASURANCE an Sie With a Fine{Cust, and Grimshaw, Bagshaw and Bradebaw With n varieiy of COMIC._DANCES. ON SATURDAY EVENING, 19th BENEFIT OF ' It has bee n mad e dir ect ly to this cou rt, sid mens:to. tediou “tot It else was ia thing remark “This question in: my opinion is scttled-in the sonie of the renowne with d Garrick dee'd. , For the unexpired term of Alex. Wells, Through Hindoo influcne¢e, the matter of has bee n res ist ed ‘b y severa l’ mem ber s vof the a ative by.an act’passed: May b8; 1853,-en. . er, roll Cont For State that has been justified by the experie nce te in the character of “Amicus ‘curie.” tion,” we did not hear the first eheer or naturalization has been brought up at this An d LA ST AP PE tcl an act to define the fees to be charged ARANCE ot the Entire’Company. GEO. W. WHITMAN, of Tuotamne, ; sign of approbation escape the. crowd.— late period, and sprung upon us just preof thousands that he ‘never took’ up a volthe ground that State Courts have no jurisdicby Shakespeare's Magnificent Play in-Five A cts of clerks of courts for the -naturalization ; For State Treasurer. tion of the subj ect matt er. ‘of foreigners.” . This act, after providing the 24 . ume of Shakspeare , and read a page howThey seemed to labor under the impresvious to our.election.’? qe HENRY BATHS, of Shasta. 4, f i 4 It might be a/ufficient answer to the appli. amount of fees to be allowed the clerks io the -ever-famil iar pofor penance doing were they that sin to him, that he did not gain . cant to declate what is the settled decision of . process of making citizens, declares, “and said If this attempt is an “infamous”. one For Attorney General, this Court, that it ig under the State Constia higher concéption of his favorite author. SIR JNO. FALSTAFF. ... MR. JAMES STARK the bear to obliged were and sins litical . papers herei provided for shail be «issued by the Democrat is the most candid E, and honW. T. WALLAC of Santa Clara. i tution and Sppelare tribunal, and can take no Supported by excellent characters. ; the Court upon applicat ion of any individua l It is this gradual unfolding of new and more a is It State. the in shect political est . with Governo the of finflicti severe r ons For Surveyor General, original jurisdiction: however conferred. But entitled to receive them, and upon his comply: JOHN .. BREWSTER, of Sonoma. christian fortitude and resignation. Notirare instance to meet a politician who forcible meaning. in the works of the imthe importance of the question which has been ing with the provisions.of the naturalization To conclude with the Tragical, Coinicar, Operatic and Parcical Burlesque of argued at the bar, and For State Printer, the learning -and_remortal bard, that explains the fresh inter. laws.” Much criticism might be made upon a cheering response came from the solemn will openly. confess the raséalities of the search which has been evinced in its examinathe form of this law, and upon the tact that its JAMES ALLEN, of Yuba. auditory, till the Governor rolled off the. leaders of his party, especially on the eve: est felt by the public in the representation tion, induce us, in departure from our .usual eaption shows that it was iutendedonly as a For State Prison Inspectors. lof his plays,,and the crowded houses that habit, to consider and determine the proper . fee bill. But it mast be conceded, iaithis con: stand and “Our Ned” walked on, when of an election. But these insta nces do fa" Doors open at Th Performance to commencu F. 8S .McKENZIP, of Trinity. ‘onstruc tion which should be given to the considera principal the laws, ‘of tradictio tion at 8 o'clock. n greet good performers. This compliment the welkin rang with loud shouts of grati-. somet imes occur as we are assur ed by a EZEKIEL WILSON, of San Francisco. Constitution and laws of the United: States in is, the intention of the law maker. Governed &Admission—Boxes $2,00 , Pit $1,00 ALEXANDER BELL, of Los Angeles. fication. Ned was'exceedingly happy in very fresh one before us. Qur neighbor to the. present company has been continurespect to the question of naturalization — by this rule I have no hesitation in saying that his hits, and Bigler must have keenly felt. is bound to see the fair thing done in polally rendered by the-public; for while ad-. Two propositions which have been made by . the uct in question is equivalent to a direct and N E W DRUG STORE. for District Judge, of 14th Judicial District. the counsel opposed to the applicant, will first palpable declaration by the legislature which equa te play the shafts of irony launched at him with ing is ever attraction, mediocbe disposed of. itics, and pitch es in again st some of: the ES , NIL SEARLS of Nevada. : enacted it, that it recognized the ‘rule of nat: THE UNDERSIGNED desires to inform the public truth telling aim. The mist attempted to rity neve r is more sure leade of rs being damned These are, first—that. the power to natural. uralization prescribed for the States by Conof the Phalanx party with a hear. that he has opened a Branch Drug Store, County Nominations. . be cast bef theeyes ofthe people by ty good will. Ths epithet used is not of than when it attempts to illustrate Shaksize by virtue of the Act of Congress of 1802, . gress and determined that the courts of this me DMP AP MIM w OW COMMBACIAL SPRBRT, is a judicial one; and second. That Congress , state, of competent jurisdiction, should be vest. the Gover about his in Kilbourn’s Daguerreotype Building, and is just recei, peare’s conceptions. extreme desire to the choic est kind. Infa mous ” dont sound has no power to confer jurisd upon the iction For Senator. ed with the power of carrying it out. If this ing a large and well selected stock of proposiwere not so there was no reason whutever for e propos retrench expenditure, and the earnest atvery soft when used to designate the qualOn Saturday evening last Shakspeare’s. Courts of a state. Upon both these E. G Waite, of Nevada. DRUGS & MEDICINES ! . pass ing the act, and cour ts can not deci de an . consis ting of the best variety of Drugs; Chenpicals. Patent tempts of the Democratic party, to lessen: ities and character of the acts of political. great tragedy of Richard III was produced nosrabl* ectrryatten A rarcconatig ppl For Ass=MBLYMEN, wer, because upon evidence, a conclusion ‘act to be imperative where a substantial mean: . Medicines and Perfumery ever broug ht te thin sow, frien ds. Brya n and Heyd enfe ldt, two/. for the first and the only State debt time. and the burthens It was well wendy barns resulting from the exercise ing and design can be drawn from its expres: of taxaT. B. McFARLAND, of Nevada. =e Aiso, a good assortment of Paints, Oils, Window $e ged) Glass. Camphene, Paint Brushex, Alcohe and recei ved with the. °f the judgm ent of the Court. V.G. BELL, of Rough & Ready. t. ¥e., .Sio ns. In this act, the courts are vested with ! tion, was cleared away, andthe profesPhalanx Judges of the Supreme Court, . put upon the stage, &c, all of which will be so} whelesaje or retail This is simple aod clear enough without rejuri sdic tion for , they are requ G. A. F. REYNOLDS, of Grass Valley. sions compared with the’ practices ired to issue the low for Cash, of Bigthe former a candidate for the same posihighest favor.. Mr. Stark appeared as the sorting to authority. But nevertheless we sicians’ Prescriptions componnded at all hours, carecertificates of naturalization aud to determine fulPhy T. BUTTERFIELD, of Washington. ly and promptly by a competent Drogrist. tion on the will refer Phal to ’ the anx case of ticke Spratt ler and his supporters shown up in a most t, vs are Spratt, guilt 4 y of a. Duke of Glost er, ;who " raise s hims that elf the by indi vidu al is enti tled to receive them. DANIEL DUSTIN, of Bridgeport. Peters, 406, where it is distinctly so settled by ‘The laws of Congress (the uniform rule) are most “inf atte to “disf . the cruel and dark intri of a satan mpt amou gues ranch ic s” ise crowd The Marshall. by light ridiculous The old friends vf the Prond Strest Drug § For Supervisors, Chief Justice Marshall. Congress has no recognizeasd the rule of action, for the term #» will take notice that JIMMY i it tk . mind, was kept in a state of side splitting laughthousands upon thousands of foreigner s,” and the license of the period, to the power to-confer jurisdiction upon the Courts,, “Nat . Teady tosttend to their wants with bis Ist District, CHARLES MARSH. uralization laws,” applies to hone other and urbenity. Go. AT set ~~ amrai 2d District, O. H. P.WHITE at whi Kingdom ch our cotemporary starts in holy . Historiaus have asserted that. of a state, because, first, the. Constitution and their provisions are required expressly to. Nevada, Aug. 16, 105 —tt ter for a long time by our speaker, who gives it no such power; and secondly, the 3d District, 8. B.STAFFORD. be complied with. horr or. Her Shakspéare has done injustice to the chare are two anomalies in poligave way to Col. Zabriskee who made an i -. Constitution expressly declares that ‘‘the juWha t, howe ver, For Superintendant Common Schools. are the cour ts of comp eten t tics . The Sup rem e Jud galhim ges fcllowed Ned of a State— acter of Richard; and handed down to ex-/ dicial power of the United States shall be vest. jurisdiction ? To answer this we must excellent speech. tarn to JONATHAN PHELPS, of Grass Valley. lantly, the flashes of his wit and eloquence, the state of California even, have the honecration a man as fair as his opponents in ed in one Supreme Conrt, and in such inferior the act of Congress of 1802, and be governed Court s as the Congr ess may from time to time by the rule there established. Congress hayProceedings of the American Convention like a cimeter in battle were seen at every esty to append their names to a decision; moral charaeter—that Richmond was as ordain and establi Broad Street, Nevada. sh.’ See sec, 1, art. 3, ing the power under the constitution to mak e of Nevada County. blow he dealt on his antagonist. Zabriswhich is likely to cut off alarge vote for. cold blooded and selfish, not more worthy . Const. United States. There have been varithe exercise of it a judicial power and fix upon PL UM ME R & HY Convention called to order at 2 I-2 ER , Pr op ri et or s. kie closed the evenings entertainment in themselves and party, and a partizan sheet . of respect than Richard, But the bard. 0¥S ®djud'cations maintaining this view, which . the class of courts which might be invested with HE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully inform their o’clock, P. M. on Tuesday, at the Conit will be sufficient simply to cite. old friends and customers that they hare fitted up in the jurisd iction . This it could do as a part of . bra nds one of was greater than the historian, and a’ the the candidates whose name good style, and ata very late hour the See Martin vs Hunter, Lessee, 1 Wheaton. . the rule—although it might not directly conf style the saloon known as the “Polka,” where they will gregational church, V.G. Bell in the er. always be on hand to fill all orders which may be entrus crowd dispersed perfectly satisfied with is upon the ticket at its mast head with. matchless pen of Shakspeare {has traced. The state of Maryland vs. Thos Butler, reportthe jurisdiction. : ted tothem. Weshall keep constantly on hand a genera} chair. The committee on credentials re-. United infamy. By the 3d section of the act of 1802 it-is enassortment of But it is no anomaly at all that. the outlines of the third Richard, so must ole 12 Niles Register, p 115: . the intellectual treat they had enjoyed. ported, which report was unanimously es vs Lathrop , 17 Johnson, R. state vs . acted“ that every Court of record in any indi the sheet alluded to does not refuse to ‘he descend to remotest time, unwept, unMcBride, Rice R., p. 400. B R E A D A N D PA ST RY . . vidual State havin g common law jurisdiction Soda, Boston, Sug adopted. wea. We were pleased to meet a few sup ar, Butter, Water and port that candidate notwithstanding the honored, if not unsung. Mr. Stark gives It was urged in the course of the argument, and a seal and clerk or prothonatory shall be A. B. Dibble, Esq. was unanimously days since, our old friend E. W. Brake, Gra ham Cra and cke some autho rs, were ritie cited to s. the effect, . consid ered as a District court within the mean; infamous character with which it has in. great effect to the character. He is the that although Congress could not copfer jurising of this act.” We have already determined Wholesale & Retail at Lewest Cash Prices elected President of the Convention, who Ese.of New York. Mr. Blake has located vested him, Bigler does not hesitate to iron Duke in all his moods, whether sac-. diction on a state court so as to compel its exTraders, Hotels, Restaurants, and that this court has not the jurisd iction, because took his seat upon the stand with immense himself for a few weeks in Grass Valley, families supplied at the most reasonercise, yet it would be legitimate if the Court increase his own chances by slaughtering irificing his infant nephews or making love its powers are exclusivelyfappellate. ‘The Disable rates. Orders from the country applause. After a short but very approfor the purpose of engaging in the Portrait was willirg toacceptit. This is to me asoletrict courts of the State are courts of original wiil be promptly filled and forwarded all the other candidates on the ticket. he over the coffin ofa slaughtered peer. The . cism. wit h despatch. priate speech, the President declared the Painting business, and then designs comand common lawjurisdiction, are courts of re: heads, and our neighbor is willing to rap/dignity he throws into the last scene of . A. Court is a ereation of the Constitution and . cord and have a seal and clerk and consequently PLUMMER & HYER. convention duly opened for the transacing to this city. Those wishing their visages two Phalanx Judges over the head, to get. Richard upholding a ruined, falling crown, laws under which it exists. i; come fully within the description of the rule} Nevada, Ang. 17, 1885.—if To exercise any power not derived from such . laid down by the act of 1802, and_ there tion of appropriate business. brought out well and life-like, should not a chance at the fore, “e ° 7D eae 2 knuckles of Murray who,!as if the strength of a single arm could} Constitution and laws, would necessarily bea : 7 . under the act of this State of 1853, are fully in-! Soldiers IBeo wn ty lLamed On motion the convention proceeded to fail to give him a call, as he is acknowlhappens to concur in the decision, with . avert the decrees of fate, is the fruit of a ; usurpation. . It sounds curiously, tosay, “Con: . . vested power and jurisdiction, to nutralize for. J TNDER THE ACT of Con gress of March si . nominate candidates for the State Senate. edged to be one of the finest Artists gress hus no authority to give this power to . eiguers, who exibit the qualifications fixed by . U persons whether officers, privates, mu the others. Really, the attempt at on ar. careful study of the author, and we doubt‘ the Court, yet the Court exercises this power . the laws of the United States ‘The otber courts . wagon-masters. who have been regularly mux E. G, Waite of Nevada, and Louis R. of the age. If our space would admit . the service of the United States in my of the Indian ticle, a portion of which we have quoted, (if it could be surpassed. by virtue of Congress.” of the State are inferior and of limited powers, egn war since 1790 foru period of 14 days and upw Sowers of Grass Valley, were putin nomiwe should be pleased to publish the testiis a labored effort to prove “what is sauce . Mrs. Stark, it is superfluous to say,! I come now to the consideration of the main they made courts of record by our statute but entitled to 160 acres of land. Those who under + nation. The vote was taken by ballot. monials of this gentleman from the acts of Congress have received either 40 or 80 ner . question, whether the state courts of California . 4, ey have only statute and not common law juris . boundy Isud are now entitled te receive an additionn) for the goose is not sauce for the gander.” . rendered most thrillingly the character of and what state courts, have the power to nat E. G. Waite receiving a majority of all New York and California papers, but the diction, and therefore not coming within the quantity so as to mnke 160 acres in ‘all Bryan is all right, but Murray is damned the Duckess of York—one so difficult that uralize: und. have come to the conclusion The undersigned bas received the regulsti the votes cast, was declared the unanimous following we insert from the Sonora Union class ‘enumerated by the acttof congress, have no tions uf the department at Washington, and under with eternal infamy, because he agrees Shakspeare has often doubted if such that this question is but little affected by the . power to grant naturalization and any attempt j act, and is prepared to procure bounty n choice of the American Party ‘of Nevada Democrat : propositions which I have been already led to . of the kind . parties entitled to the same. Jer to Jan would be necess arily coran non jnwith him in an important decision. . ¥arrants will find i. to their advantaz to upply in ia chara cter could have exist ed in life. consider, on account of the seeming : imports county, for State Senator. Portrait parntinc.—Some ofthe most beauie pep aie C. A: JOHNBON, Att’y and Counsellor at Law, 3 void. and dice . a da . anc e atta ched to the m by the lear ned Coun sel, . The { August 15th, 1855.—1lm Earl of Rich mond was play . ed by tiful and life-like specimens of this art we have For the want of jurisd iction in this court the Nominations for the Assembly being State Paintrye.—Dr. Coleman the . and the able manver in which they were pre. application is denied. studio the at found . been in California are to be } sented. edi tor of the Hum bol dt Tim es, hol ds the} Mr: Phelps, whoon ‘wesetility. je. truly senext in order the following gentleman were of Mr. E. W. Blake, who Kas taken rooms at . ak : In the 8th section of the Ist article of the . — every of put in nomination: A. L. Alston, of Al. the City Hotel. He produces portraits following language concerning thic Bigs memes Moyers the ob wit wit Hypenrenpr. J. LY h Consti tution enume ratin g the power s of Con» . . : ae ale eee om variety of size—fr second . cousin to the minexc ell ent ju dg me nt , an d rec eiv Merraay. C.J. Bryant, J. ed his share gress, is the following pha; Geo. G. McNabb of Orleans Flat; Printing. The Dr. is a practical printer . separate clanse. iature up to large as life aud semi-natural. _ V. G. Bell of Rough & Ready; T. B. Mr. Blake is recently from.New York city, and understands the whole subject. It of applause. “To establish a uniform rule of naturaliza. . bes Owing to a press of advertiseAno the r of Sha ksp ear e’s pla ys -was. tion, and uniform laws on the subject of bank. McFarland of Nevada; Daniel Dustin of. where we notice his geniushas been highly exwill be recollected, that when the bill al3 et ap to a the ir Ne wF ir e Pr oof ;Tupt cies throu press. ghout public the the through Unite rs, d connoiseu by State tolled s,” By . ment s from this city we are oblig ed to deBridgeport ; Thomas Butterfield of WashHis coloring glows with atinge akir to vitality, luded to passed the Legislature, he put in’ bronght out on Wednesday evening, the . metaphysical refinement in examining the form . fer two columns of advertising from San t Venice. Shylock was playof our government, it might be ington; J. B. Low, of Eureka, H. A. which has never yet been attained by the Daa bid to do the printing for the state for a ‘Merchanof correctly said, . Francis co till next week. We have also as quite appcar that public generally & Inrge and good ussoriment of pictures the e, while ther uerreotyp e is no such thing asa citizen of the Sheldon of Rough & Ready ; T. Dean of much less sum, than that paid to Redding . ed by Mr. Stark, and Portia by Mrs. Sta rk. United States. But constant usage arising laid several Editorials aside-to give ‘placc faithfal, Our, good-looking friends, who may Gla ss Grass Valley; T. A. Crane, and T. J: . desire to perpetuate their “counterfeit resent: the present State Printer. For the Sess-_ Both were worthy of all praise. Shaksfrom convenience, and perhap and Har dwa re, Oil s, Ca ms necessity, and . to the decision of the Supreme Court . Burgess, of Brooklyn, and 8. M. Journey ments” for the gaze and wonder of posterity, and ion of 1854, the appropriations for print-. peare in this play gave bitter expression dating from the foundation of the confederacy, ) * =phene, Flour, &., . . . . *,. ‘whi ch is of great inter est to, our citiz ens. s who may be ambitiou to speak to unborn milhas give Also a great variety of articles too. aumerous ke mention n subs tant ial exis tenc to e the idea to the opi nion of his age of the persecuted, of Little York. On motion a committee ing amounted to the sum of $117,800.— aE E cay ugh Aa re aa All of which they will pledge themselyes to sell lions from the canvas, should not neglect the which the term conveys, a citizen of any one of at the lowe cunning race, that, banned by law, and the states of the cash pric e, st was appointed for each District to select opportunity now offered. It is enough to say But hear the Zimes : we The benef of Mr. it W. H. Wild er Union is held to be, and called candidates for the several Districts. Rethat Mr. Blake’s prices correspond with the “At the session of 1854 the Legislature pass: hated by society, yet made themselves a citizen of the United States, At the time of came off on Tuesday evening last, and he WHOLESALE and RETAIL. ed an act creating the office of State Printer, felt in commerce, and oft the adop tion of the Cons titu Nevada, Aug. 17, 1855.—tf tion the stat , es cess of 10 minutes. Commitées returned times. en the mas was ters had power to mak gree ted with a crow ded hous e. His a and fixed the compensation at the following e citizens of aliens; does the of tho and reportd—reports unanimously adopse wh o aff ect ed to des pis e the m. We clause of the constitution above quoted deprive parts he played admirably. ra te s; “e ms ” tw o do ll ar s Ranch For Sale. an d fifty cents—rule Lorenzo Sawyer, formerly of this — and figure work. four dollars. The bill was passdeem this the most perfect of the author’s them of it? The trae rule of construction as <> > <a ted. , TENNESSEE RANCH. city, late City Attorney of San Francisco, ed by fraud—passed pe~ to the Pacific excl Express usiv will please of enes the accept pow s . ers of Con gre in ss th e Se na te wi th ou t a Con taining 320 Acres, situnte pla ys, if we exc ept on ly Ha ml et . Mr. MeF Th e is, first, tuat it must be granted exclusively.— d being the only candiand candidate before the late State Conquorum--for the benefit of Redding, a tool in Penn Valley, three miles the of . Prejudices of that than ks of this offi ce for New Yor k paage are dying out beSecond, forbidden to the states. Third, from below the town of Rough « date from t No. 1, on motion was vention for Supreme Judge, is nominated Mr. Broderick, at the same time other parties pers and our regu lar file of pape rs. Re ad y. of fe re the d to natu of re the do pow its er, exer th cise by e bot wo h fo rk re fo ad r va tw nc en in ty g en -f li iv ghtment, but they will e per cent declared janimous nominee of the for Judge of the 4th Judicial District.— less. Reddin is -> ><> ee = For beauty of locality, Fertility of Soil, good health must be incompatible and incongruous. Does g allowed one dollar and sevenalways be understo od in this great drama. the power under review come within either of andeS goo America d water it cannot be surpassed, The for the Assembly G. We hope the people of that District will ty-five cents per square of three huudred “ems” -\ A CARD. buildings have recently been thoroughly re a Ba ss an ig by fo Mr r th . e 1s Ph el t in thes A. F. Reynolds ps sertion and one dollar for each sube proportions? If we examine the lan, Anotonia by of District No. 2, receiy-eleet him—he will honor the Bench. Mr. Epvitor :—Having been informed . Paired. Being situated on the Great thoroughse qu en guage on t clos e, ely, and no acc t ord ex ing to ce the ed rule s of ing eight. In addition Mr. Wilder, Metissa by Mrs. Burrill, and tare from Nevada to Sacramento, at the forks of img a majority of all the votes cast. was the oe—— by my friends that at the meeting of the to the above allowances, the * stealings” in the Marysville rond, makes it a convenient gterd ‘origid construction always applicable to deledeclared unanimously. nominated for the Trreves!—Some light fingered hombre legislative printirg have farexceeded the actual others of the supporting parts, were excelgated powers, we will find that the power to American Party County Convention, held . Tavern, T will also a@!i thé steck op the Ranch cor ,Sisting df afew choite am ou nt le nt ly pa pe id rf ou or natu

me t rali in fact in d, Nevada to ze , is not given to Congreas, City, on the 14th inst., I re; Mules and a Wagon, and& ts ¢ aws, Spau ¢ but the great length of the workmen, Assembly. V.G. Bell, of District No. 3, entered the Assay Office of Mr. F.Schotte y So f R sm jot « al ! _ The Price of printing will, at thistime. justhis article but simply the power to establi sh a unifor m . ceived the nomina tion for the office of . hogs, 39 tons of wil l no Hay, Barley. and t al lo receiving a majority of all the votes cast in this eity a few days since, and borrowtify a printer in ta w a mo re pa rt ic urule. king the contract to do the i a Growing Crop Being détermis . County Superintendent of Public Instruela r me nt io n of them, or a reference to the “The states are was also declared unanimously nominated. ed for an indefinite length of time, a bar of State printipg at one dollar per one thousand not forbidden to naturalize, . tor. It is made my duty to myself and the . i Gréat ed to sell, 1 will dispyse of the ahove ai « Bargain. For tartuer particolars apply “e ms ,” an d om it to ot ta he r ke to ad fe va at ur nt es ag of e of th e th st e Danie! Dustin of District No. 4, having gold weighing 8 ounces. ealweek, save to say nor is there anything in the. exercise of the . public to most respectfully decline that . the undersigned, at the American Murk et. or ings, which will allow a_fair profit to the conpowers by them incongruous or incom th at su ch pi ec cs WM. TAYLOR as received on the second ballot a majority th e SSO Ro ma n Father, with the power patible nominatio n through your Journal. tractor. Any number of printers, who can set Had . ™¥,$0ns on the Ranch. . Nevada, August 15, 1853 —4w of Congress to establish a ir n u . L been in the Convention at the time the Fatay Accipent.—As two men, Jas. forty to forty-five thousand “ems” per week, can London Assurance, &c., have been brought form rule. of all the votes cast was also declared be em pl oyed at thirty dollars per week, thereby. out, together with laughable comedies, . nominat ion was made I should have deord Rutherf and John Reardon, were atunanimously nominated. Thomas Butin That the states, if they choose to exercise the allowing a margin sufficiently large to satisfy . clined upon thespot. My friends and the power wh ic as h an original g th temptin eone, co mp must to an blast abide by the y excel, as well as in a rock on Thursday the apy but the most unscrupulous and grasping. terfield of District No. 5, receiving on the ‘Public will govern themsei ves accordin g] role which congress makes, there cannot be the third ballot a majority of all the votes cast 9th inst. at the mouth of Wolf Creek, in Of that printing required to be published in o “weightier: matters of the law.” Governor of the State of California. slightest J. PHELP S. difference of opinion. The power ne ws pa pe r, on e do Last night was the benefit of Mr. A. R. given to Congress was, according to my ap:. Grass Valley, Aug. 16th, 1855. Hg eer is hereby given thxt a Generul ElecSierra County, the charge exploded and Insertion and fift llar per equare for. the first was declared unanimously nominated as 3 y cents for the second is large . tion will be beld throughout Nsvade County on > eandidate of the American party for the so severely injured the latter that he died . Pay, and would be sought after by eyery paper Phelps, when was brought the famous play prehension, intended to provide a rule for the Fj . Wednesday the Sth day of September, A. D. 1855 actio n of the states , and not a rule for the ac-’ COU NTY SUPERVISORS. . The foliowing State Olivers are to be clected of Mo se jn New York, which had so great tion of the federal government, else why in twenty-four hours. The former is also . !” the State. “Assembly. was: F > Any member of the next Legislature who ®run in th Oover aet. at city, and all through the the term “uniform” made to qualify “rule” if) , At meeting of the Delegates of the. Lt. G.vercor is likely to recover.—. wi ll introduce a bill amendatory of the Jouathan Phelps was on motion declarbadly injured but s hime! fe Celte! Fan present it was designed simpl MR. JAS, STARK, CITY BAKERY! 17 1 NEW STORE ’ Rogers & Hussey, 'PROCLAMATION BY ORDER OF JOHN BIGLER, y to give the powe r of . *mer ican Orde r, held at Neva da the 14th . , One Justic e ofthe Supre me Coort ier the Fun Th e dec eas ed wa a fr om Pen nsy lva nia . ed by acelamation the choice of the Coninst . for the mak pur ing pos e citi of zens nom ina to tin Con g gre a ss. can Sim ple r mod One Justice es of the Supreme Court; for the npex of the peo ple of the Oe St at e— bu t we fr fea au r tha t wh suc o’ h ts ed to make pitand gallery ring of expression might have been nsed and onght vention for Superintendant of Public ed as ce de s, ll We ex Al wil l nev n. er Ho be the e cas th e; of unt il rm shu te fil d ing tri re , cke Pi y . sdi e th om fr or is rv Murver or SuerirF PHenix or AMA pe . wi Su oller th Contr State ty A un hi s Co r im fo it at to io te ns hav da e di requ ired , and of sur ely th e the re would have taict composed of Grass Valley, Little whoy fireman. Schools. The business of the ConvenpoliticiansZare left at home. In September a urer. A Treas State bee n no use for the ter m “Un ifo rm. ” por Mr .—S . her ifi Ph él Ph ps en ix of Am ad . York and Rough and Ready townships. A Surveyor General. Sta wa or te Pri s nte cou wil r be l nty ele gr ea cte an ti d d pos y sib it ly successful in the tim was concluded by the introduction “Why should the rule be uniform unless Upon the 2d ballot O. H. P. White hayAn Attorney General. was shot dead bya Mexican at a small will be the Know Nothing nominee. His par: character, and we doubt if any ope er. Print A State ca of a number of Resolutions on which n mo re th an on e ha d to ex ty ec wil ut be l in e po fth we an e r he d wil rul opp l e. ose any atIt ing recei ved a. major ity of all the votes and ca Three n mp State tors Priso Direc nea he r re af Chi te nes r e ca mp me et in Tu hi ol um m me on th cer e tai nly could not have been imagined that cast was unan street and not tempt to reduceF the price of printing; thousands proper action was taken. imou decla sly the red nomA District Judge for the !4th Judicial District, county, on Sunday the 12th inst. The will be spent by him for that purpose, in buysmile-atthe recollection of Mose. Co ng re ss wo ul d ha ve ma de a rul e for its own inee. composed of the Counties of Plumas. Sierra avd The members of the Convéntion donaTh e a. Sheriff of Calaveras accompanied him for ing up members ofthe legislature. ‘Chis question character of Lize was taken by Mrs. Burofficers, which could have operated without J.I. SYKES, Pres. ted thesum of $117 to the Congregational uniformity. The states had the power to nat: alone, will settle the question as to the honesty COUNTY OFFICERS. the purpose of arresting the Mexicans who of the Know Nothings. If they get into power. rill, and of Jenny by Mrs. Stark, H. A. Suerpon, Sec. : Church, and signified their assent to adA Senator, for the 16th Senatorie] District com who uralize foreigners, and there was no necessity ——E EEEE——E——————————EEEEEae posed of Nevada County, . for thi we re s po we en ga r ge to an d we ref be d re to use su mod in rr the ify the en pre de sen pri re Ran of re t ces d pri al che to ntth ria e ge ne g’ ral tragedy, hals for the occasion. journ sine die, by three lond cleers for Five Members of the Assembly go ve rn me nt , ing bu , it t wil by l be evi an den ot tha ce he it t r wa cla s not use pri nci of ple th , Noti e ce. Co nand had fied. to Tuolumme county. PheCouuty Superintendant of Common Schoois. Th e Ro bb er s, a sti tut SAM. tale of the forests of ion, Sec.1. Art. 4, it was determited that: Dwxe myabsenc but a struggle for spoils, that created so much from the e State, I have app ointed County Supervisor for District No. 1, composed nix rec ogn ize d one of the ———__——~<a “the citizens of each state shall be entitled to party and sprang patriotism in their breasts, ‘Well do we rec: Bohemia was also played , James Patrxrson my lawful: Agent and Attorney. of the Townships of Nevada and Washington, , in which Mr. all privileges and im All bills and accounts due me, will be receited for by him, County mu for Supervisor ni war ti oll d es et tha of t of at the District cit to tim ize e-o ns xo. arr the f est 2, composed of in pas th sag e of e the him bil , l wh en the and St all vil ar — lai k n whom I am ap indebt pe ed ar will ed Accipent.—On the 11th inst., 2 part presen t their the Townships of Grass Valley, Roogh as Ch ar le s Mr de . . se ve Mo ra l or st , and Ready, at es .” cre It ati mi a ng Sta gh bills te t Pri we to nte ll “th him r, for poo e ha settle pri ve r ment. nte be the r, en ap : WM. WILSO N, dr ew a revolver and shot him throuch the wo Little York and Bear Rtver. Nevada, Aug 15, 1855. of the scaffolding of a high flume in the f rking man,” was the hobby, the theme, of Phelps as Roller,and Mrs. Stark as Amelia. prehended that in the feeble and sparsel of composed 3, No. District for Supervisor, County hea rt, kil lin g bi ulated condition of the states, a race oa m instantly. Ia the meReddin andg his tools, “ if the prices were any The house was crowded, vicinity of Red Dog, gave way, precipithe ‘Townships of Bridgeport and Fureka Ro an pe d . fr eq ue nt ap ha ve be en ru n fo r th _lo e wer ac it qu wo is ul tak it d io lee e bre n ad fro one of m the po mo po Me ut la xi hs of ca ~ n 1 2,00 LBS Manilla Rope, assorted sizes, for sal wa s cut do wn AND FOR EACH TOWNSHIP wit h ‘p an la us e e Pat b and gr ee te tating two men, John Gunnison d th e ti be on ne fi di ci ff ar er y, in g in the its ra pri di nte ca rs an li d sm f on a ly p th ac e co rd fam in ili g es. A. B, GREGORY. Aft er Two a Justices e of the Peace, and Two Constabica. ax e an d tw o Am er ic an s wo un de d. to the difference of opinion as to the danger of The was appointed, rick Burns some 30 feet to the ground, instead of paying printers the others. Cuarites Pe nn Mansy Wa ll ey =X ou sc exc ite ‘th men e su t dd en in tr is od uc usu int ti al eus on e rat es, of too large a foreign he an em pl d oy ed thr “B eat ls s ck en ith are s,” at re. ma To de -n ig ht seand Gun of skul nison l fracturing the will be for the benefit of Mr. element, and as So Chairman of the Bcard of Supervisors, x on duc ce ed ad wag mi tt es, ed an nevada, Aug. 15th, 1855, to d cha ci ti rge ze d ns hi <i eee Cc the p of Sta dri te vin for g p r i the n t gre i ase n rs g . out T h of o the m pson, in which that-beautiful country. bills, reports of com riously injuring Burns about.the hips and in on e' st ate, the alien would have all privileges mit tee pl s, ay &c. fou r-f old of the a a EA oor Bg OVa Ey ST e An y ND pe n e is o emt in for 6 months th e ot he r st mo at un es t , it wo he ul wa L d be s o in ent n eff itl d ect ed o wer , allown Assurance will be Tep eated by e to. spine. Drs. Crane and H. Hunt . BB Two men named George and Mickey ing one state to modify or break down the polae ee O T I CE is hereby giventhat the B pa rt of ic ope ul the rat ar ion per re for who qu med called es Se t. W e x pr ed ic pe t rv ic is y of or & an s ot he r, cr of he ow nc N e, e the necessity arose not B@ The time fixed for the departure d vada coun . Free, were arrested at Diamond Springs on J. R . H A will cmon ‘Board R V E Y , of Equalization on and after ed house for Thompson, as he surely dethat Congress should have power to naturalize, . trephining the former and rendering the O n d a y th e 20 th da y of P A th I N e O T I Ma S L A il Steamer Golden Gate, and , S of N G au D Friday, supposed to be the parties concerngu L st A , D for S E S One Weex, to hear and determ P O T , bu t sh oa ld ha ve po we r ine to prescribe to the serves it. necessary services to the latter. Gunnied in all co mp la in ts re sp ec ti ng Ab bo tt th & e Ed wa rd va s’ lu at Blo io ck, n th Co mm e er Ni ci of ca al str ra sta eet gu tes . a a St er rul e ea ty the to me be mu r car rd Si er rie er d ra ou of t Ne tw by va o da tra ,h der as th as s se em ss , ed at an su La bs d ke eq ue nt to the fir, . TH E SU BS CR IB ER son died in a few days.after the accident. ha Sia eri od Gra wh ce ic Th e h is sh tal ou e ent ld ed be co un mp if an A.D. 1858, aud tp correet aipreiemn or y m clo in se eac the h.° ir en If thi be s en we re ch an Val ge ley d , to a fe Sa Fec w we tu ent ek ly rd s si ay nc e ne ; spore e xt the , the 18th y are also extensive assorime! ee rr they may deem unjust. e i t ga ge me nt he re on Sa tu rd ay PAINTS, OILS & GLASS, evening next; gen. We are indebted to Wells, Fargo suspected strongly of being’ concerned in a JO HN Ne CO Y, Co un ty as se ss or . Ne va da — , aug. 1855. — the very best :} ag au — 2 d hich a he Sh Se ak — e sp of nt ea the re — ’s _ ma gn if ic paa en a t rni ifo pl murder committed near Jackson a few days Dr ay 0 & Co., for New York and Cal . ALBan has opened anew Drug Store Henry 4th, and the lo ws th at as it is on ly th e citizens of the state MostrarTales, Whaen!le and Glazing, Gild tr F ag ic O al U ; N co mi D ca , afterwards. l, op pore Grain ing, done at the shortest notion” who are entitled'to all privilege -and imwuni~~ ‘on Commercial Street. See advertise ar se containing money. The owner Can obiaig ‘ er ment, atic and farcical burlesque of Bombasties of citizens of th w&-For particula seo Smaj! rsBills. Y proving property, and paying: for thie e several states. if the pro: Nevada, August 17, 1848, e ' rent. P sr Gils, gevertio act will, ifhe does nothing else,jmerit the thanks country. . The original Mose was by Chan Fy i . . For Rent. AR EI Es E TDR 0 NORT er a NRA -™ BOSEY Amey