August 3, 1855 (4 pages)

THE NEVADA J QOURNAL. ‘ NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, AU VOL. 5---NO. 14. GUST 3, 1855. NEVADA JOURNAL. ~ $50,000 WANTED! © GRIER & HENRY, BLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING. HENRY M. i ypu UNDERSIGNED, having established a Co-partner. . ship, for the transaction of a general Provision. . business, beg leave to announce to their friends and the. publac that thry are constantly receiving at tneir j FULLER. A general assortinent of 2 <2 > TERMS. LIBERAL SHARE OF PATRONAGE. . Their Stock consists in part of the following articles:— ge? tee St G A . TEA Ss. RICE, BUTTER, To emulate their glory, ofan ; And follow in their wake; co FF EE, SYRUP, CHEESE, : Bards, patriots, martyrs, sages, HONEY, FISH, The noble ofall ages, Whose $deeds crowd history’s pages, TOBACCO, SPADES, SHOVELS, eee MINER hes S’ a SUPPLIES, ¢-c. And time’s great yolume make, Together with a General Assortment of T live to hold communion poor all that is divine ;; UOR rane ngfriends e \llLIQ of which they S iuvite their and e the public in . -eneral to call and examine. _Sigjober Fi —Sen CRICK To feel there is a ynion 'Twixt nature’s heart and mine; & HENRY AMERICAN LIVERY ge Se SS incNELL BICKNELL, aud Serves: i! AT / if JHU and Ssurgeen, To profit by affliction, Reap truths from fields of fiction, ARN D img And awaits my spirit too; For all human ties that bind me; I live to learn their story Who've suffered for my sake; d they hope by strict attention to business to merit 4 j 7 (about eight feet by five) andan obliging a century ago by Sir Boyle Roche, a member that Bicente, Chief of the Tejon Indians, . soon nestle her nose in a rat’s neat of functionary came around and locked out of the Irish Parliament, in the “Troublous recently visited the city. He has returned . Swingle tow, as allow a man with whiskers Ti all rascally intruders. I don’t think I eymes of Ninety-eight,” when a handful of men to Los Angeles, and the Southern Cali-. to kiss her; to which the New Orleans Bee from the County of Wexford, struck terror into jornian says that the old savage gi ves a somewhat ungallantly responds : er before slept in a place so perfectly sethe hearts of many a gallant som of Mars, as bitter account of his visit. Instead of re . “We don’t believe a word of it! The cure. At six this morning this extra prowell as the worthy writ er himself. The letter ceiving that attention due to his po si tection was withdrawn, and each of us was addressed to a friend in ti on . obj ect ion which some ladies pretend to Lendon; and it is as a Chieftain on a vis it to the high place have to whiskers all arise from envy.— was thenceforth obliged to keep watch old enough to be new to nine or ten of our re ad: of his White Father, he was treated, to . They don’thave any. They wouldifthey over his own valuables. Wo uniforml ers : us e his own langnage, like a dog ; at sea, could, but the fact is, the continual mo“ M y De ar Si r :--Having now a little peace keep good hours here in Clichy, which is what not many large hotels in Paris can and quietness, I sit down to inform you of the. sleeping on the deck ; on shore, in the' tion of the lower jaw is fatal to their dr eadful bustle and confusion we are all in from . yard or in an out-kouse, at his conyen-, growth boast of. Th . e lad ies Go d bless them !— these blood-thirsty rebels, most of whom are lence 3 a bone or crust of bread, i or the! adopt our fashions as fast as they can.— The bedroom appointments are not of a . (thank God) kill ed and dispersed. We are in refuse from the table grudgingly extended high order, as is reasonable, since we are a pretty mess; we can ge Look at the depredations the dea creat nothing to eat, nor . him through the window, or placed beside tures have committed on our wardrobe only charged for them four sous (cents) any wine to drink, except whisky, and when tl . him behind the house ; neglected, forgotper night, washing extra. The sheets are we sit down to dinner we are obliged to keep. last few years. They have appropriated rather of a hickory order, (mine were rivboth hands armed. While I write this,I hold ten, despised, he wandered about in the ‘our shirt bosoms, goldstudsand all. They en me clean) the bed is indifferent, but I . sword in each band and a pistol ia the other. neighborhood of his august protector, ac. have encircled their soft bewitching neck have slept on worse; the window lacks a/. “I coneluded from the beginning that this tually hungering for food. Instead of ‘in our standing collars and eravats—drivwo ul d be the end of it, and I see 1 was right, showing him the sights, and seeking to ing us men to fla curtain or blinds, but in its stead there tti cs and tur n do wn s. ~ for it is not half over yet. At preseut are such . impress him with the magnitude, the mag1 are four strong upright iron bars, which goings-on, Their innocent little hearts have been and everything is at a stand-still. niflcenee, the power and the glory of the! pitating in the inside of out wal are a perfect safeguard against getting up I should have answered your let ter a fortnight great nat And the good that I can do. Provision s, Grocerie s and Liquors, . ; Grow wiser from conviction, NS [ AB L i . . DLL . x He SUBSCRI % RETURNS HIS THANKS to the} { f Nevada, for the liberal patronage thus. t t ed upon his establishment, and wou'd inform het he continues to keep the best selection of. SADDLE HORSES, reir accommodation, that the country will afford. . ) but GENTLE ANIMALS at such times rous to enjoy a healthy and invigorating ! S R A G I C . S R GA J.B. LOBDELL, Broad ~treet. Enzcant Composirroy.—The following piece An Inpran Brave’s Impressions oF . Wuiskers.—The editress of the of Clichy. By 10 o’clock each of us lodgof “composition’ may be “backed” against Lan ers had retired to our several apartments anything ever produced. It was written half Say Francrsco.—It will be recollected caster Literary Gazette says she would as For the task that God assigned moe; For the bright hopes left behind me, New Brick Store. near the toot of Main St.; ix stalled and admitted to all the privileges 1 live for those who love me, Whose hearts are kind and true; For the heaven that smiles above me, . Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, &e. . N. P. BROWN & Co., Proprietors. WAITE What to Live for. WHOLE NO. 273 And fulfill each grand design. ion of pale faces, he was cut off {Instead of thumping against the in the night, and pitching or falling out so ago ; but I did not receive it until this morning. fro m all intercourse, thrust aside, denied as naturally intended. as to break your neck, as any one who Indeed, scarcely a mail arrives safe without 19 went out would certainly do. I am inthe being robbed. No longer ago than yesterday, every opportunity, and returned to the! their pretty fect and a fifth or highest story.) Perhaps one of the coach with the mails from Dublin was rob: . hunting grounds of his fathers, inspired unmentionables; unwhis my predecessors was a somnambulist, I bed near this town. Two bags had been ju-! alone with the idea of the unmitigated aboutables, in short as ‘ diciously left behind, for fear of accident ; and. meanness of his white brethren. Had it say , breeches. And they are skippi have two chairs (one less than I am entiby good luck there was nobody in it but two not been, said he, that I took along with alo ng tled to.) two little tables, (probably one outside passengers the str eet s in our hig h-h eeled boots ; , who had nothing for the me a little bag of pinones, (happy tho ught Do you hear, gentlemen? we say iof them extra, by some mistake,) anda thieves to take. Last Th ursday notice was I live to hail that season By gifted minds foretold, When men shall jive by reason And not alone ty gold; When man to man united, And every wrong thing righted, The whole world shall be lighted As Eden was of old. . , ! ! of the old man,) £ should have starved,— . cupboard, which may once pana Sk Tee ger Poe have been. given thata gang of rebels were advancing . It is his opi nio n tha t San Fra nci seo is! cle an. i he re un Th de e r th pin e t Fr wa en sh ch bow st > an l da an rd d , hal bu Menprear Reciree to Preparti f t . they had pint For those who know me true, } rat her a fine loo kin g ran cheria—but no BERS FOR Use.—One no col ors , no r pit an che y r, dr um s can dle ex s, ce pt &c., I have ordered and bag pipes. For the heaven that smiles above ma, of ou pla ce for a man without money. The old cians, who “I mm ed ia te ly ev er y ma n pa in y th for e renute . pl ac e, includLama little ashamed to own sf Ynd awaits myespirit too; the bears the in g wo me IENRY HIRSCHMAN & BRO. n aud children, ran out to meet them. fellow is deeply chagrincd at the treatment . tha t my rep For the cause that lacks assistance, ose has bee n indifferent, but We soon foun great wag, whilst vi: RE NSTANTLY RECEIVING d our force too little 3; we were he received during his absence, so different For the wrong that needs resistance, then I never do sleep well in a strange 3 of TOBACCO . tients a day or two to o ne ar to th in k of re tr ea ti ng . Death was in from what he was led to expect, and which & i they ciler at . For the future in the distance, place. . tie nt’ s wif e pre ; par ev er y fac e, bu t to it we we nt , an d by th e ti me : it has eve r bee n the pol icy of ; the Uni ted An d the goo d tha t Des 1 can cen din do. g to the common room on the . half our little party was killed, we began to be table, whereupon the follov y their stock . Wi them with their own } tp lower floor this morning, I find there an alive again. Fortunately the rebels had no. States to observe towards these people ; tion is said to hz ringing a new and F no pai ns or exp ens e hav e eve r bee n sparyou use cucumbers, M . Am er ic an gu ns ex (fr ce pt om pis Bos tol ton s an ) d pi ke wh . s, and as we had. o has met me Horace Gree.ey 1n THE Prison or ed to imp res s the wild tribes with the su-! pl en ty of gu ns an jof d ten am mu and ni ti kn on an ew ; we put them d Cigars! Paris.—Mr Greeley’s account of his reme at once, though I could. ii sh if rtits . useful vegetable, but t per ior ity of our Nat al ion it o and th e Gov sw or ern d. ment required in the preparati No ta so ul of th em . no t esc ape cal l d, . hi m by nam or e. He seemed rather CHEAPEI than! cent arrest and imprisonment is interest; of on t ex ce pt n Neva so me ——a nd th our at gre we ate re st men dr hav ow e ne not d dis dai in nan ad ja ce nt . jamazed . S. B. Be to mect particular me and call AT THEIR STORon here , (I believe he las hog; and E .he. iDg as wellas amusing. He narrates in . pre be the sho ‘H . ow y par uld ed in a short time nothing was heard. ed to mingle among the half-clad sons of . before saw me at the A or House,) but . Corner of iain and Commercial $*s., . detail‘all the vexatious delays asked the lady.’ to which he but silence. Their uniforms were all different. the forest in the magnificent apartments . » Charles W. Young's, or at their and {was subjected before the officers in whose . greeted me very cordinlly, we ordered ‘Simply enough. First, let ihem . colors, but mostly green. After the action, of the 3 Cap ito l.— S. F. Her ald . j . New Stand, next door below Rosraheims, custody he had been placed, breakfast for both in my room. we we gat It nt her wasnot to ed in the early morning rnmmage asort of camp which they. would allow SE h DS e Be e nvtrye meal, but we enjoyed it,—. ] had left behind them. dew still fresh and glistening « All we found was a Takinc tHe Cexsus.—Our marsha I live fur those who love me, I . 1, Perfume é 47 sd Playing Cards, and. iy ns : ie les of all kin By: Feary at Saar 1 Nevada as. @ceept of any bailei , heey é tleman or from Mr. Field, : peer from that U.S. ;/Sioner to the Industrial Fair, eee cen Co wn! ty posite of money was paid down inli cash. . H ls . f ew pikes without heads, a parcel of empty j > me a . ralnt a with some tif ul gr hom the Bri ee n. e m ng are alr ead y bus y loo kin g up the cen sus of bot tle s ful l of wa te r, an d a bu nd uv le of blank £Caluw i9jtigvers, and four ful ly pee l the m. T the city . The ir duti es led to some queer French commissions filled with Irish names. . agi ced to dine oe Hess bon During hia G fsa by a j Cr after ist ice the m down to the most delicate . lit tle see nes . We give one which came s are now stationed all around the coun. ity’— try, which exactly squares with my ideas. Ij off yesterday, in Canal street. busi-. ‘Troop finement he was have only time to add, that I am in great haste. ‘Who is the head of this family ?? great many friends and receiv “P.S. Ifyou do not receive this, of course ‘Th at dep end s on cir cum sta nce s. ed many offers of assistance. At length, it must have mis-carried, therefore I beg you . 2 is Mr. Gr ly would not allow to be . . before 11 o’clock it’s me hysband. iter much difficulty, two lawyers were will write to let me know!” . done, and he declared that he would go to ja afth 11 er it’s mese lf.’ 1. pr ocured fo aS wo} + ANGE,cial st } Theresult of the conference and hf ct faitention to business and by making . in Paris) that [came near lo Drexel. sing my tem or PACIFIC EXPRESS CO. sermany : Puichase Certificates of Deposit and other Ex ument rates, and transact FM ; don’t spare the pepper ; let th vinegar a, <>< oe Ag . Iwas brought in through three or four . heavy iron doors to the office of the Gov SE ESE cee ! secgnd-hand husband. Do I look like the ; time since, on board 2 steamboat, betw eeu But the next House of Representatives Home, Sweer Home !—A correspondent of . wife °f a widower ! . A poor creathur all a co up le of jo kers, one will be a different affair. It will be opposthe Philadelphia Sunday Mercury, writing of . legs and consumption, like a sick turkey. ; to of wh pointing an extremely ugly man, bet a bottle of ed to the Adwinistration. It will be com-. John Howard Payne, relates the following in. A widower! May Lniver be blessed ’f I'd . Wine that an uglier customer could not be posed of men, 2 majority of whom will difteresting anecdote: not rather live an owld maid, and bring ;produced. The other, who had seen one “The melody,” remarked Mr. Payne, “is not . fer with the California gentlemen upon . ’ up a family on buttermilk and ‘prates.’ lof the firemen as he passed on beard the with me, notwithstan ding I have intueduced it j nearly all the great political questions of Here the dialogue finished up, the mar. boat—a man whose face was screwed out almost as such into my opera of “Clara, or the . the da y : and while that fact should have Maid of Miian.” To be candid with you, he! shal coming te the conclusion that he . of all sh ernor, where I was properly received.— ape—at once took up the bet, and no wei ght in det erm ining the question un-. continued, I first heard the melody in Ttaly.— . could ‘make more’? next door.—Albany . started down stairs after . He re I was told I must stay till 9 o’clock, > Ya P SATHER, h i s m T a h n e . x dis . since der consid eratio n—the question whether . One beautiful morning, asI was strolling along . Knickerbocker. E.W, CHURCH [548 Francisco, . joker had an-impediment in bis speech, the President Judge had allowed till th e amid some rural scenery, thinking over a befitge nt le me n as su mi ng to re >< pr es en a t th e th at ho . but he, nevertheless, soon inait: known his ur to fin d bai l. In va in zx. DAVIS, I ha d ur gCalifornia and Atlantie Stats, ting lyric for the heroine of my piece my atten. St at e of Ca li fo rn ia we re or wen. A funny we western re editor no says he t le ga l. ed th at . busi 1 ness ha d to re the fireman and obtained his fu se d to gi ve bai l, wo ul d E=apress Forwardca tion was arrested by the sweet natural voice ly el ee te d— ma it y wi th gr ea Halt Father publish pr to upon called feels op ri et y “. gi ve consent to show himself to decide the Wa. no ne , an d wa nt ed to A JOINT STOCK COMPANY. be sh ow n to of a young maiden or what you might properiy my 1 idikg, Bre be April6 tf 38, eed hc nice ary 4>t: X If . spr ink le a goo d dea l of salt on them ; lf omery } erent. conuy ace cunteanesass angel {stantial, secure establishment, No. 70 Rue SOL. KOHLMAN. . de Clichy. : ‘Ofcourse,’ said the expeciani pupil ‘After that,’ continued the Doctor, ' acious, sub § tenu we e sinee my residence in Nevada, (dating back to. in due time arrived at this sp Also—Drutts . . le anc whi ch you pou ove r the r slices be particu‘Wh this y divi sion ?’ his visit to the prison are thus described: . Were soon thrown open for him to waik An Icarray Coumuntry.—The Chicago Press _ ‘Because, afther that hour he’s dhrunk larly acute and searching, and having done informs us that upon the site of the old Mormon fo rt h at li be rt y. this , leav e the m for some hour “High words ensued, and the beginning s to soft en Secese Iee SS ee as a pip er and una ble to tak e care of himtown of Nauvoo, on the Iilinois bank of the and bec ome satu . of a scuffle, in the midst of which I, half rate d.’ self Mi let , ss alo ou his ne fami ri riv ly.’ er, th er e is no w es ta bl is he an d Ca li fo rn ia in Congress, j unconsciously, descended from the car‘And what then ?? asked lady “Tearian” community, comprising upwards of ?” age his is ‘Wh at Co ngress in 1842 passed an act directfive hundred pers jriage. Of course, I was ordered back in‘Th en take up the dish—-examine the ons, natives of nearly all Eu‘Co min nix g t Mic hae lma he s will lac k a in g th e division of the several States into ropean countries. The members of cuc umb ers care full stanter, and obeyed so soon as I undery —thi nk if anything th e co m. mon th of bei ng as owl d as Fin neg an. You A. W POTTER has . Co ng re ss io na Di l st ricts, and expressly promunity labor hard in their respeciive vocations rem ain s to be don e—— turn them over neat st oo d the order, but we were all by this just received a large kno w Fin neg ?? an vi di ng th at no on and are peaceful, industrious, and on good e Di st ri and fine Invoice \st'. time losi ct sh al l el ec t mo re ly with a fork , prov iden t not to piece ng te mp er . As pu tt in g me in ‘No , I don ’t kno w Fin neg an, and CROCKERY & ¢ if I — : 1 WAREof« iescrip . Jail would simply secure my forthcomi: ng than one representative. This statute has terms with their neighbors. Any person of. did it would not help matters. Is your them through with the prong, and then oe fleconsist’ . when wanted; and as I was ready to give thus far been disregarded by Calilornia.—. good moral character, and possessing a certain husban an alien ?? ‘Wel l, Sir ? d am ou nt of cap ita l, is al lo we d to jo in th e co mTh at St at e is now represented, or rather . Oi Lampa: Allo. ‘Pit ch the m out any amount of security for this, which the of the wind ow 2 mu ni ‘Oc ty an h, thin , d he’s th aili ey ha ng inti ve rely am He . has on g the ir nu mb er ‘ wil l cl 4 ai m to be af te ; r th e fir st Mo nd pS ay SE Le ares ae in = 5 ‘handeliers, . other side had once agroeseed to tak ?. a representatives of nearly every trade. One rheumaties worse nor owld Donnelly, who e, I tho’t December ne xt, by two persons, Messrs. large room is allowed to ever Side Lamps, . they were rather crowding matters, in the y two persons— was tied double with them.’ A Bea uti rvu t, Cu sr om --A mo ng the De nv er an d He rb ert, who were chosen by . eithera married couple or two of the same Lanterns, Globes,. course they were taking. So, as I was Fr en ch set tle in rs Can ‘Ho ada w man on , y the mal e low mem er ber s hav e sou in ge ne ra l ti ck et—chosen in defiance of the sex—and the rooms are furnished in the plainChimneys, Wieks, . making my friends too late for a pleasant St. La wr en ce is , a 7? fam the ver ily y pecu liar ons tom Confectioner’s Jars, . 4bs su pr eme law of the land. est and simplest manner. The communists a Casto . dinner party at the Zrois —s om Freres, where I et hi lik ng e the gol den ‘Ni mar ver ria a ge ir one. ’ ha ve a large printing office, in which two pa: California, we repeat, has never been. Bice: : ey had expected to join them, I closed the Germany : ‘Wh at, no boy s at all ?? per s, th e on e Fr en ch an d th e ot her German, W ine Glasses. discussion by insisting that we should drive divided into seperate Congressional disWhenever a venerable ‘Bo coupie hav ys is it? Ah, ar mur e pri . the nte go r hom d. Th e.— ey pos ses a s li br ar of y ne ar ly tricts. The Legislature has been under . four thousand volumes, and a small cabinet of We have boys enough to whip four loaves . the path of life togetuor four fit, ab e th e co nt ro l of me . _ Willbe sold at the Lowest Prices. _ n wh o have considered it mineralogical and chemical Crossing the Avenue Champs-Elysees they summon to a banquet under sp ec im for en bre s, Th akf ast ey 7? fo r th ei r in te re st to ha ve os no di vi si on , an tric d t, . als O o O ha F ve ) a large institution for the education the nex t: mo me nt roof . , fro our m eve ry hor qua ses rte r of ‘st the ‘Wh ruc land k en 1 wer , e you sn: all mar rie ?? d 2 Es A . th at ° bo dy ha s refused to discharge its duof boys and girls, an infant asyluman, infirmary. ». i e nts fu on the most raesona. other horse, took fright and run until ‘The day Pat Doyle laft Tipperary for their children and grand cbildren, in whose reinty—refused to do what every other State and a pharmacy, a bakery, butchery, washwei Ses ess 2 ; (ed up against a tree, disabling the con. presence is re-performed the Ame cere rik Ah, mony y. well I kne it. w A sun in th e ho Un us io e, &e n . 'P ha he sd y have a steam flouring and. on e. No w th e qu es A ti on } jcern. My cortege of officers got out; I . that made them maa and wife ha shin ier day nev er gil ded cen the sky 0’ owl d an d sa w mil l, wi ari th co ses nv , en sh ie al nc l for es the representatives from Cal. fattening. ‘Sig . attempted to follow, but was thrust back poe ts befo re, whe n the feas ti ind Irel the and. ’ a la rg nu e mb er of ho gs an , d a gr an ar for y sto if or r. ni a be ad mi tt ed upon the floor of Con. . Ges H . Veryyroughly and held in with superflu. dan cin g, whi ch con tin ue for tw ‘Wh was at the con dit of in ion you g hus gr r ai n. Fi sh in is ca g rr ie on d ve ry pro fit a. g re ss ? Ou gh t they to be admitted ?>—. ous energy since they had had abundant jni ght s tog ether, bespeak a mos? . bly , an d th e in ban fi befo rm d ar mar re is y ria ?? su ge pp li ed wi th ga me } Ag re ei ng in political sentiment with the. by the hunters. Every memb ery until Further Notice at the opportunity to see that I had no idea of . happiness as well as i er of th e co Divi m: a l man . mor e mis era He said ble . pa rt Wy y wh ic h > ha s r be en in + th e as ’ ce nd an t + mu in ni . ty is bound to work aécording to his . £ I did not give him a promise within two expiration of cvery . ge tt in g aw ay fr om fiy th em . I ha d in EMPORIUM OF FASHION! fact the House of Repres entatives for several strength and ability, and they have workshops . ; weeks evinced ample determination to enjoy their period until separated by death, he’d blow his brain s out with a crow Nain St. Nevada. years past, the representatives from that for the manufacture of many different kinds of } delightful society to the pair continue to repeat the ceremony of utmost. “At last, State signed tnkes pleasure in announcing to his j bar.” have of course experienced no ditti. goods. ‘The executive power is confined to a. > citizens of Nevada and the public at . they had te transfer me pub lic ly ple dgi ng the ir yows of fide to lity an and ot ‘What was he at he the time r of your ca marrth e counc ha il s co of mm six en membe ced business at the F mporium . rs, who are annua lly cu lt y . in ga in in g ad mi ss io n; th er . e has elected by the gener 1 . 1ion on Main street opposite the Oriental Hotel, and riage, but they made such a parade of it, tru th. lage, a Widower or a bachelor ?? al assem bly. Once a week be en . invites every body to call nad e amine his stock of no ef . to rt to de pr iv e th em of se at s, an d ins ist ed on ta ki ng he ld ‘A a general meeting is held, at which all adult! which of 7? A widower, me did you so say ? nu . . for the very good reason that such effort memb CLOTHING & FURNISHING GOODS, ,merously ers attend and discuss the conditlon ef! Ah, now go ’way wid your nonsense. Is’t an d so fus sil y, (th As is Uo be ry in Cu g sr ju om st er .— “ Do n' t pu t on all fres wo ul wutsight d ha ve been almost certain to result affairs. vd and fashionable, which he is willing to) the most thronged and conspicudus loc . the likes *t me that woald take ap with a j fo Extras.”"—A wager was made some ali ty in failure. by saek prison. & r him, and the prison doors bi NANGE in si st ed th at men assuming a high Te. term in every sense of the word, a rustic or worth’s sermon on the ‘Location of Hell,’ iger. When inside the social ball, the ug . ce ll —I must stay here till 9 o’eldck. So la, Telegray h_ Building, Main street, ga rd fo r la y— thinks he which in question a is it because hu ma Daily express to n la w, we me jly man, whose nose was on one side of his an , . I or flower a de g re carryin was d She something for dinner, and amusPAL ATLANTIC CIT believe they ignore “hicher law” ideas— pt . lary nearly all his: readers are basket upon her head, and trilled out the notes . . Bearly deeply interes. face and his eyes on the other, . Sacramento, San Francisco, Stockton and. ed myself by looking at the ball v i a te -p la y, &c ., eR & Cuvurcn. and all partof s the ted. ON 4 \ should be required to swallow their own jof her song, deliciously, with all the native} whose imprescripti Sighi Chec San Franciscoant simplicity ever attendant upon innocence and on s. Par. "Treasure, Parcels and Letters insured and pr eiparie I was not yet eligible, but I had t my fancy, and y caugh melod . The beauty Ne vaca, March 9, 1855—t On th gr is ou it is pl nd ai th Me n at ss rs . f . forwarded to the Atlantic States Northern and Southern . of the prisoners in the yard, to . serew and work them about to give his ae ee . face a greater degre e of ugliness ‘3 oA Lepicrovus Mistaxe.—A short-sight. top,” said his backer, ““D-o-o-n’t par on in charge of . ‘€ privilege of looking in through the barDe tion, repeti ng its desiri ed her, accost kindly I ed deacon recently, in giving out a hymn . . nv an er He d rb sh er ou be t se ld ho nt me . . N-n-no extras—s-t-tund jest as the Lord a regular messenger by every steamer. ,red windows. The yard is one of the best note my in down ly noted entire had I until . to be sung, when he came to the lines . No repr Marysville, orn n esand atk Oreggo esentative should be admitted to a book the song, to which I afterward added. jmade you—you ca ca n't be beal!? The /. I have seen anywhere, has a good many “The eastern sages shall come in Wit : . seat-until the State shall be divided in the words of “Home, Swect Home.” it ‘SADDLERY & HARNESS MAKING , trees and some flowers, and j oth er ack nowledged that he had lost and . ‘Such; as the wall is }pur With messages of grace,” uf th su ac e an of Co t ce ng un re ss, til its my dear sir,” he continued, ‘‘is the history of. . gave up the wager. 9 at least fifteen feet high, and another of put the audience in a roar of laughter by . re pr sh few. es that be you al el assure en can I l by tion, ec and si ta produc te that ng BY ti d H. le ve GAL s VIN , BRO AD ST. NEV ADA , a . tw en ty su = rr ou nd in g it, wi 2 th gu . ar ds wi th reading out in a loud yoice : OF ALL QUALITIES. com: the less known have indeed few but ay, (Opposite Davis’ Gunsmith shop.) Di Wh st wi co ri ll o if th mp ct es s. la e in bam Edi tin g a new spa per isa goo d lo dea ad VIE UNDERSIGNED YAS ON HAND A FIRST . l ed mu sk et s pa ci ng be tw ee n, I sh ou ld in come shall Pm stages eastern “The Miner's Hose made or repaired at the short-/humyour s than home of rment endea and forts RATE ASSORTMENT of ail kinds re pr es en ar ta e de ti ni ve ‘lik se ed s > at e in s th eet mak e ing Ls wee of CIGARS a fire. Kverybody supposes AND Za ost notic e, an to n’ the moat rea POUBACCO, JOSEPH LAMBERT, Agent. (1ARS . PIE MATC . OnF hich he is prepared to sell to his fuien At the Lowest Prices, ny UITS, &e., d the public. Goods directly from San Francis co. from the’ . My stock is la @ und contains the best are The son abl e ter ms, . J Ud ge th e danger of burglary or other anHouse ? only Collar Manufacturer in the Moun-} noyances from without very moderate. Whi &e., &e., always on hand . My first visitor was Judge Mason, U.S. r wande to been has it lot whose t, servan ble :They cannot. Those who ‘ symalmost like Noah’s dove, without finding scarcepathise with them in sentiment in bad ly a resting place for the sole of his foot.” . House cannot With sausages and cheese.” — i <a <P gee. A printer out west, whose office is the can do it ‘a little better than any body . else.”?. We have seen people doubt their fitn ess for app le ped dli ng, driving oxen or e e half a mile from any Mr Kirby, one other building, and idy owe it to themseives, to their reputa» had in this ma ce , cou nti ng lath , bat in all our exp eri enc e, test notice and warranted . of the who attaches hangs his sign on the limb of ofa tree, the legation Judge ce, M. eman intan A young gentl of our acqua Be O: tat the Store on Commercial Street at the sig . tion as men of integrity, and as advocates . We nev er yet met wit h that auiier-eseeue indi vidu fthe Bl CIGARS 26j al E.SCHAREP,J who had heard ofmy luck from the legation, advertises for an apprentice. [le says, ing rs,’ who has been ‘‘pay his devou (as . of justice and supporters of law, to send ‘did not thi nk he wou ld “do ubl e April 27, 1855. the cireu“A i boy 323m. FRom . and was THE willing COUNTRY to serve me would to any extent, be preWILLIAMSON & DAWLEY, ngton Mrs. Parti would say,) to a young : them home, and we confidently expect to j lat ion ” of any pap er in two mon ths . jand inany manner. I told ferred.”’ Jad e Mtha lady for some time, snddenly left her.— } rca ee JOHN HERZINGE all aac . I wanted neither money nor bail, but a We asked n, him the reaso and he told us, BA By : g AY x Dealer in Boots, Shoes and Gaters. first rate French lawyer, who could underTas Iesaevnats Concrrtioy.--There seems 8e8.Byrou’s partiality towards Amerin the following words :—*-I had been with A No Sotrrp Man.—Out West a om mer ial Sureet, next . to be no ead to the rejoicings ubout the recent door to Block & Co. Main strect, Nevada. sta nd my sta tem ent ica is in well known Eng lis but , perha h, stump ps never at more the her, orator ver you y know, wishing a good j to while, describe his opand noticed checks on D. O. MILLS & Co. Sacramento, AT PAR. . . deci sion The subseriber has now on conc erni ng the imm acu lat e conc epti on. earl h iest a mom n ent d stron . Jud gly ge at M. expre left ssed to hi call than ponent s in a st as letter a soulless and one to that she Tom r was rathe n man, cooli ks, said: her remar “IT x. Door below the Corner of have BILLS OF EXCHANGE: {A lavg efpi ctur e of the ceremony in the church Pi ne a n d C o m m e r c i a l st s. = we LARGEST STOCK of on Mr. Jam Moore es Mon , where roe ban , he ker and obser , sen ves: d and d hinte “I would that she heard would r some rathe persons go hold home B GOLD DUST purehased at the highest market price to the opinion has been painted in Rome, by a young French O O T S , S H O E S . G A I T E R S RUBBERS and LADIES’ SHO ES ever offered for sale in me a lawyer as soon as could be. received on deposit, or sent to the assay office. and re the mo rather have a nod from an American than alone than have me with her; but I didn’t that just at the precise instant after one jartist. The inferior part of the painting Thi s untains w hich he will dispos rep e of AT THE LOWEST turns made from Mint Certificate at the lowest rates. RATES. By keeping on hand the best assortme mind that, yon know. Well, one night human being dies another is born, and {resents His Holiness at the moment of the PURE QUICKSILVER from theNew Almaden Mines had in California nt to be was done, but it was 8 o’clock on Satura snuff box from an Emperor !’ , and by giving his business his personal day night, before which hour at this seaa aways on band, wholesale and retaill Junl6—tf proclamation of the dogma, and the superior a when we got to ee the door, attention, he hopes to merit and rece says she, that —, the soul ‘Mr. enters and animates the newive a share of public patronage. He designs ke in up d haule swas Willi Chri eping a full assortment on d st name w fello A in the act of crowning his mother : on son mos emi t I do nen Par not isi t hav ans left wish e for your any comp any r, h longe born babe. Now Lhave made particular a n d and will at all times be pleased to wait o n the public one side the prop y, het N. B —He has in his empl Alban ng for striki and patriarcha. on the a d man name Joke, thei cou r ntr res y ide nce and s, no and law yer I'll of thank you oy the best workmen in to keep and extensive inquiries concerning "7 op-. in your place the State, and will at all times ma oth er the apos tles and evan and geli k sts, fined e to five s. dollar or as de the r He spectators , pro Fi plead per sta ne Sh mp in and oe . B sta w. exo s. ndi La and o ng at t cou away s ld rs the La llo n from c nse Cou me.’ d an eys That ponent, and I find that for some hours ippe Attorn was e alittl too and in fact anything that jau d witn esse s, is necesOrrick—Paris’ Banking House, Broa street whil e half visi ble e to offenc ht no clon it j ‘ thoug he ds that tion, tenua of an be or has lin and see his assortmen yet bee n fou nd. hard, nnd dwt I woul stand Feldied! nobody it. nativity his d to I sacke previous t of A Tweed gels arej shouting io transport around “thy Ost EK Niles Searls nummer wear. Mar 25—3m At the designated hour, I was duly inOrack a Joke.’ her that very night!” Jow-vitizens, you may draw the interence.” whole scene, tkmanlike manner, and . Minister, accompanied by The majority in that bo-

THE NEVADA J QOURNAL. ‘ NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, AU VOL. 5---NO. 14. GUST 3, 1855. NEVADA JOURNAL. ~ $50,000 WANTED! © GRIER & HENRY, BLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING. HENRY M. i ypu UNDERSIGNED, having established a Co-partner. . ship, for the transaction of a general Provision. . business, beg leave to announce to their friends and the. publac that thry are constantly receiving at tneir j FULLER. A general assortinent of 2 <2 > TERMS. LIBERAL SHARE OF PATRONAGE. . Their Stock consists in part of the following articles:— ge? tee St G A . TEA Ss. RICE, BUTTER, To emulate their glory, ofan ; And follow in their wake; co FF EE, SYRUP, CHEESE, : Bards, patriots, martyrs, sages, HONEY, FISH, The noble ofall ages, Whose $deeds crowd history’s pages, TOBACCO, SPADES, SHOVELS, eee MINER hes S’ a SUPPLIES, ¢-c. And time’s great yolume make, Together with a General Assortment of T live to hold communion poor all that is divine ;; UOR rane ngfriends e \llLIQ of which they S iuvite their and e the public in . -eneral to call and examine. _Sigjober Fi —Sen CRICK To feel there is a ynion 'Twixt nature’s heart and mine; & HENRY AMERICAN LIVERY ge Se SS incNELL BICKNELL, aud Serves: i! AT / if JHU and Ssurgeen, To profit by affliction, Reap truths from fields of fiction, ARN D img And awaits my spirit too; For all human ties that bind me; I live to learn their story Who've suffered for my sake; d they hope by strict attention to business to merit 4 j 7 (about eight feet by five) andan obliging a century ago by Sir Boyle Roche, a member that Bicente, Chief of the Tejon Indians, . soon nestle her nose in a rat’s neat of functionary came around and locked out of the Irish Parliament, in the “Troublous recently visited the city. He has returned . Swingle tow, as allow a man with whiskers Ti all rascally intruders. I don’t think I eymes of Ninety-eight,” when a handful of men to Los Angeles, and the Southern Cali-. to kiss her; to which the New Orleans Bee from the County of Wexford, struck terror into jornian says that the old savage gi ves a somewhat ungallantly responds : er before slept in a place so perfectly sethe hearts of many a gallant som of Mars, as bitter account of his visit. Instead of re . “We don’t believe a word of it! The cure. At six this morning this extra prowell as the worthy writ er himself. The letter ceiving that attention due to his po si tection was withdrawn, and each of us was addressed to a friend in ti on . obj ect ion which some ladies pretend to Lendon; and it is as a Chieftain on a vis it to the high place have to whiskers all arise from envy.— was thenceforth obliged to keep watch old enough to be new to nine or ten of our re ad: of his White Father, he was treated, to . They don’thave any. They wouldifthey over his own valuables. Wo uniforml ers : us e his own langnage, like a dog ; at sea, could, but the fact is, the continual mo“ M y De ar Si r :--Having now a little peace keep good hours here in Clichy, which is what not many large hotels in Paris can and quietness, I sit down to inform you of the. sleeping on the deck ; on shore, in the' tion of the lower jaw is fatal to their dr eadful bustle and confusion we are all in from . yard or in an out-kouse, at his conyen-, growth boast of. Th . e lad ies Go d bless them !— these blood-thirsty rebels, most of whom are lence 3 a bone or crust of bread, i or the! adopt our fashions as fast as they can.— The bedroom appointments are not of a . (thank God) kill ed and dispersed. We are in refuse from the table grudgingly extended high order, as is reasonable, since we are a pretty mess; we can ge Look at the depredations the dea creat nothing to eat, nor . him through the window, or placed beside tures have committed on our wardrobe only charged for them four sous (cents) any wine to drink, except whisky, and when tl . him behind the house ; neglected, forgotper night, washing extra. The sheets are we sit down to dinner we are obliged to keep. last few years. They have appropriated rather of a hickory order, (mine were rivboth hands armed. While I write this,I hold ten, despised, he wandered about in the ‘our shirt bosoms, goldstudsand all. They en me clean) the bed is indifferent, but I . sword in each band and a pistol ia the other. neighborhood of his august protector, ac. have encircled their soft bewitching neck have slept on worse; the window lacks a/. “I coneluded from the beginning that this tually hungering for food. Instead of ‘in our standing collars and eravats—drivwo ul d be the end of it, and I see 1 was right, showing him the sights, and seeking to ing us men to fla curtain or blinds, but in its stead there tti cs and tur n do wn s. ~ for it is not half over yet. At preseut are such . impress him with the magnitude, the mag1 are four strong upright iron bars, which goings-on, Their innocent little hearts have been and everything is at a stand-still. niflcenee, the power and the glory of the! pitating in the inside of out wal are a perfect safeguard against getting up I should have answered your let ter a fortnight great nat And the good that I can do. Provision s, Grocerie s and Liquors, . ; Grow wiser from conviction, NS [ AB L i . . DLL . x He SUBSCRI % RETURNS HIS THANKS to the} { f Nevada, for the liberal patronage thus. t t ed upon his establishment, and wou'd inform het he continues to keep the best selection of. SADDLE HORSES, reir accommodation, that the country will afford. . ) but GENTLE ANIMALS at such times rous to enjoy a healthy and invigorating ! S R A G I C . S R GA J.B. LOBDELL, Broad ~treet. Enzcant Composirroy.—The following piece An Inpran Brave’s Impressions oF . Wuiskers.—The editress of the of Clichy. By 10 o’clock each of us lodgof “composition’ may be “backed” against Lan ers had retired to our several apartments anything ever produced. It was written half Say Francrsco.—It will be recollected caster Literary Gazette says she would as For the task that God assigned moe; For the bright hopes left behind me, New Brick Store. near the toot of Main St.; ix stalled and admitted to all the privileges 1 live for those who love me, Whose hearts are kind and true; For the heaven that smiles above me, . Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, &e. . N. P. BROWN & Co., Proprietors. WAITE What to Live for. WHOLE NO. 273 And fulfill each grand design. ion of pale faces, he was cut off {Instead of thumping against the in the night, and pitching or falling out so ago ; but I did not receive it until this morning. fro m all intercourse, thrust aside, denied as naturally intended. as to break your neck, as any one who Indeed, scarcely a mail arrives safe without 19 went out would certainly do. I am inthe being robbed. No longer ago than yesterday, every opportunity, and returned to the! their pretty fect and a fifth or highest story.) Perhaps one of the coach with the mails from Dublin was rob: . hunting grounds of his fathers, inspired unmentionables; unwhis my predecessors was a somnambulist, I bed near this town. Two bags had been ju-! alone with the idea of the unmitigated aboutables, in short as ‘ diciously left behind, for fear of accident ; and. meanness of his white brethren. Had it say , breeches. And they are skippi have two chairs (one less than I am entiby good luck there was nobody in it but two not been, said he, that I took along with alo ng tled to.) two little tables, (probably one outside passengers the str eet s in our hig h-h eeled boots ; , who had nothing for the me a little bag of pinones, (happy tho ught Do you hear, gentlemen? we say iof them extra, by some mistake,) anda thieves to take. Last Th ursday notice was I live to hail that season By gifted minds foretold, When men shall jive by reason And not alone ty gold; When man to man united, And every wrong thing righted, The whole world shall be lighted As Eden was of old. . , ! ! of the old man,) £ should have starved,— . cupboard, which may once pana Sk Tee ger Poe have been. given thata gang of rebels were advancing . It is his opi nio n tha t San Fra nci seo is! cle an. i he re un Th de e r th pin e t Fr wa en sh ch bow st > an l da an rd d , hal bu Menprear Reciree to Preparti f t . they had pint For those who know me true, } rat her a fine loo kin g ran cheria—but no BERS FOR Use.—One no col ors , no r pit an che y r, dr um s can dle ex s, ce pt &c., I have ordered and bag pipes. For the heaven that smiles above ma, of ou pla ce for a man without money. The old cians, who “I mm ed ia te ly ev er y ma n pa in y th for e renute . pl ac e, includLama little ashamed to own sf Ynd awaits myespirit too; the bears the in g wo me IENRY HIRSCHMAN & BRO. n aud children, ran out to meet them. fellow is deeply chagrincd at the treatment . tha t my rep For the cause that lacks assistance, ose has bee n indifferent, but We soon foun great wag, whilst vi: RE NSTANTLY RECEIVING d our force too little 3; we were he received during his absence, so different For the wrong that needs resistance, then I never do sleep well in a strange 3 of TOBACCO . tients a day or two to o ne ar to th in k of re tr ea ti ng . Death was in from what he was led to expect, and which & i they ciler at . For the future in the distance, place. . tie nt’ s wif e pre ; par ev er y fac e, bu t to it we we nt , an d by th e ti me : it has eve r bee n the pol icy of ; the Uni ted An d the goo d tha t Des 1 can cen din do. g to the common room on the . half our little party was killed, we began to be table, whereupon the follov y their stock . Wi them with their own } tp lower floor this morning, I find there an alive again. Fortunately the rebels had no. States to observe towards these people ; tion is said to hz ringing a new and F no pai ns or exp ens e hav e eve r bee n sparyou use cucumbers, M . Am er ic an gu ns ex (fr ce pt om pis Bos tol ton s an ) d pi ke wh . s, and as we had. o has met me Horace Gree.ey 1n THE Prison or ed to imp res s the wild tribes with the su-! pl en ty of gu ns an jof d ten am mu and ni ti kn on an ew ; we put them d Cigars! Paris.—Mr Greeley’s account of his reme at once, though I could. ii sh if rtits . useful vegetable, but t per ior ity of our Nat al ion it o and th e Gov sw or ern d. ment required in the preparati No ta so ul of th em . no t esc ape cal l d, . hi m by nam or e. He seemed rather CHEAPEI than! cent arrest and imprisonment is interest; of on t ex ce pt n Neva so me ——a nd th our at gre we ate re st men dr hav ow e ne not d dis dai in nan ad ja ce nt . jamazed . S. B. Be to mect particular me and call AT THEIR STORon here , (I believe he las hog; and E .he. iDg as wellas amusing. He narrates in . pre be the sho ‘H . ow y par uld ed in a short time nothing was heard. ed to mingle among the half-clad sons of . before saw me at the A or House,) but . Corner of iain and Commercial $*s., . detail‘all the vexatious delays asked the lady.’ to which he but silence. Their uniforms were all different. the forest in the magnificent apartments . » Charles W. Young's, or at their and {was subjected before the officers in whose . greeted me very cordinlly, we ordered ‘Simply enough. First, let ihem . colors, but mostly green. After the action, of the 3 Cap ito l.— S. F. Her ald . j . New Stand, next door below Rosraheims, custody he had been placed, breakfast for both in my room. we we gat It nt her wasnot to ed in the early morning rnmmage asort of camp which they. would allow SE h DS e Be e nvtrye meal, but we enjoyed it,—. ] had left behind them. dew still fresh and glistening « All we found was a Takinc tHe Cexsus.—Our marsha I live fur those who love me, I . 1, Perfume é 47 sd Playing Cards, and. iy ns : ie les of all kin By: Feary at Saar 1 Nevada as. @ceept of any bailei , heey é tleman or from Mr. Field, : peer from that U.S. ;/Sioner to the Industrial Fair, eee cen Co wn! ty posite of money was paid down inli cash. . H ls . f ew pikes without heads, a parcel of empty j > me a . ralnt a with some tif ul gr hom the Bri ee n. e m ng are alr ead y bus y loo kin g up the cen sus of bot tle s ful l of wa te r, an d a bu nd uv le of blank £Caluw i9jtigvers, and four ful ly pee l the m. T the city . The ir duti es led to some queer French commissions filled with Irish names. . agi ced to dine oe Hess bon During hia G fsa by a j Cr after ist ice the m down to the most delicate . lit tle see nes . We give one which came s are now stationed all around the coun. ity’— try, which exactly squares with my ideas. Ij off yesterday, in Canal street. busi-. ‘Troop finement he was have only time to add, that I am in great haste. ‘Who is the head of this family ?? great many friends and receiv “P.S. Ifyou do not receive this, of course ‘Th at dep end s on cir cum sta nce s. ed many offers of assistance. At length, it must have mis-carried, therefore I beg you . 2 is Mr. Gr ly would not allow to be . . before 11 o’clock it’s me hysband. iter much difficulty, two lawyers were will write to let me know!” . done, and he declared that he would go to ja afth 11 er it’s mese lf.’ 1. pr ocured fo aS wo} + ANGE,cial st } Theresult of the conference and hf ct faitention to business and by making . in Paris) that [came near lo Drexel.. sing my tem or PACIFIC EXPRESS CO. sermany : Puichase Certificates of Deposit and other Ex ument rates, and transact FM ; don’t spare the pepper ; let th vinegar a, <>< oe Ag . Iwas brought in through three or four . heavy iron doors to the office of the Gov SE ESE cee ! secgnd-hand husband. Do I look like the ; time since, on board 2 steamboat, betw eeu But the next House of Representatives Home, Sweer Home !—A correspondent of . wife °f a widower ! . A poor creathur all a co up le of jo kers, one will be a different affair. It will be opposthe Philadelphia Sunday Mercury, writing of . legs and consumption, like a sick turkey. ; to of wh pointing an extremely ugly man, bet a bottle of ed to the Adwinistration. It will be com-. John Howard Payne, relates the following in. A widower! May Lniver be blessed ’f I'd . Wine that an uglier customer could not be posed of men, 2 majority of whom will difteresting anecdote: not rather live an owld maid, and bring ;produced. The other, who had seen one “The melody,” remarked Mr. Payne, “is not . fer with the California gentlemen upon . ’ up a family on buttermilk and ‘prates.’ lof the firemen as he passed on beard the with me, notwithstan ding I have intueduced it j nearly all the great political questions of Here the dialogue finished up, the mar. boat—a man whose face was screwed out almost as such into my opera of “Clara, or the . the da y : and while that fact should have Maid of Miian.” To be candid with you, he! shal coming te the conclusion that he . of all sh ernor, where I was properly received.— ape—at once took up the bet, and no wei ght in det erm ining the question un-. continued, I first heard the melody in Ttaly.— . could ‘make more’? next door.—Albany . started down stairs after . He re I was told I must stay till 9 o’clock, > Ya P SATHER, h i s m T a h n e . x dis . since der consid eratio n—the question whether . One beautiful morning, asI was strolling along . Knickerbocker. E.W, CHURCH [548 Francisco, . joker had an-impediment in bis speech, the President Judge had allowed till th e amid some rural scenery, thinking over a befitge nt le me n as su mi ng to re >< pr es en a t th e th at ho . but he, nevertheless, soon inait: known his ur to fin d bai l. In va in zx. DAVIS, I ha d ur gCalifornia and Atlantie Stats, ting lyric for the heroine of my piece my atten. St at e of Ca li fo rn ia we re or wen. A funny we western re editor no says he t le ga l. ed th at . busi 1 ness ha d to re the fireman and obtained his fu se d to gi ve bai l, wo ul d E=apress Forwardca tion was arrested by the sweet natural voice ly el ee te d— ma it y wi th gr ea Halt Father publish pr to upon called feels op ri et y “. gi ve consent to show himself to decide the Wa. no ne , an d wa nt ed to A JOINT STOCK COMPANY. be sh ow n to of a young maiden or what you might properiy my 1 idikg, Bre be April6 tf 38, eed hc nice ary 4>t: X If . spr ink le a goo d dea l of salt on them ; lf omery } erent. conuy ace cunteanesass angel {stantial, secure establishment, No. 70 Rue SOL. KOHLMAN. . de Clichy. : ‘Ofcourse,’ said the expeciani pupil ‘After that,’ continued the Doctor, ' acious, sub § tenu we e sinee my residence in Nevada, (dating back to. in due time arrived at this sp Also—Drutts . . le anc whi ch you pou ove r the r slices be particu‘Wh this y divi sion ?’ his visit to the prison are thus described: . Were soon thrown open for him to waik An Icarray Coumuntry.—The Chicago Press _ ‘Because, afther that hour he’s dhrunk larly acute and searching, and having done informs us that upon the site of the old Mormon fo rt h at li be rt y. this , leav e the m for some hour “High words ensued, and the beginning s to soft en Secese Iee SS ee as a pip er and una ble to tak e care of himtown of Nauvoo, on the Iilinois bank of the and bec ome satu . of a scuffle, in the midst of which I, half rate d.’ self Mi let , ss alo ou his ne fami ri riv ly.’ er, th er e is no w es ta bl is he an d Ca li fo rn ia in Congress, j unconsciously, descended from the car‘And what then ?? asked lady “Tearian” community, comprising upwards of ?” age his is ‘Wh at Co ngress in 1842 passed an act directfive hundred pers jriage. Of course, I was ordered back in‘Th en take up the dish—-examine the ons, natives of nearly all Eu‘Co min nix g t Mic hae lma he s will lac k a in g th e division of the several States into ropean countries. The members of cuc umb ers care full stanter, and obeyed so soon as I undery —thi nk if anything th e co m. mon th of bei ng as owl d as Fin neg an. You A. W POTTER has . Co ng re ss io na Di l st ricts, and expressly promunity labor hard in their respeciive vocations rem ain s to be don e—— turn them over neat st oo d the order, but we were all by this just received a large kno w Fin neg ?? an vi di ng th at no on and are peaceful, industrious, and on good e Di st ri and fine Invoice \st'. time losi ct sh al l el ec t mo re ly with a fork , prov iden t not to piece ng te mp er . As pu tt in g me in ‘No , I don ’t kno w Fin neg an, and CROCKERY & ¢ if I — : 1 WAREof« iescrip . Jail would simply secure my forthcomi: ng than one representative. This statute has terms with their neighbors. Any person of. did it would not help matters. Is your them through with the prong, and then oe fleconsist’ . when wanted; and as I was ready to give thus far been disregarded by Calilornia.—. good moral character, and possessing a certain husban an alien ?? ‘Wel l, Sir ? d am ou nt of cap ita l, is al lo we d to jo in th e co mTh at St at e is now represented, or rather . Oi Lampa: Allo. ‘Pit ch the m out any amount of security for this, which the of the wind ow 2 mu ni ‘Oc ty an h, thin , d he’s th aili ey ha ng inti ve rely am He . has on g the ir nu mb er ‘ wil l cl 4 ai m to be af te ; r th e fir st Mo nd pS ay SE Le ares ae in = 5 ‘handeliers, . other side had once agroeseed to tak ?. a representatives of nearly every trade. One rheumaties worse nor owld Donnelly, who e, I tho’t December ne xt, by two persons, Messrs. large room is allowed to ever Side Lamps, . they were rather crowding matters, in the y two persons— was tied double with them.’ A Bea uti rvu t, Cu sr om --A mo ng the De nv er an d He rb ert, who were chosen by . eithera married couple or two of the same Lanterns, Globes,. course they were taking. So, as I was Fr en ch set tle in rs Can ‘Ho ada w man on , y the mal e low mem er ber s hav e sou in ge ne ra l ti ck et—chosen in defiance of the sex—and the rooms are furnished in the plainChimneys, Wieks, . making my friends too late for a pleasant St. La wr en ce is , a 7? fam the ver ily y pecu liar ons tom Confectioner’s Jars, . 4bs su pr eme law of the land. est and simplest manner. The communists a Casto . dinner party at the Zrois —s om Freres, where I et hi lik ng e the gol den ‘Ni mar ver ria a ge ir one. ’

ha ve a large printing office, in which two pa: California, we repeat, has never been. Bice: : ey had expected to join them, I closed the Germany : ‘Wh at, no boy s at all ?? per s, th e on e Fr en ch an d th e ot her German, W ine Glasses. discussion by insisting that we should drive divided into seperate Congressional disWhenever a venerable ‘Bo coupie hav ys is it? Ah, ar mur e pri . the nte go r hom d. Th e.— ey pos ses a s li br ar of y ne ar ly tricts. The Legislature has been under . four thousand volumes, and a small cabinet of We have boys enough to whip four loaves . the path of life togetuor four fit, ab e th e co nt ro l of me . _ Willbe sold at the Lowest Prices. _ n wh o have considered it mineralogical and chemical Crossing the Avenue Champs-Elysees they summon to a banquet under sp ec im for en bre s, Th akf ast ey 7? fo r th ei r in te re st to ha ve os no di vi si on , an tric d t, . als O o O ha F ve ) a large institution for the education the nex t: mo me nt roof . , fro our m eve ry hor qua ses rte r of ‘st the ‘Wh ruc land k en 1 wer , e you sn: all mar rie ?? d 2 Es A . th at ° bo dy ha s refused to discharge its duof boys and girls, an infant asyluman, infirmary. ». i e nts fu on the most raesona. other horse, took fright and run until ‘The day Pat Doyle laft Tipperary for their children and grand cbildren, in whose reinty—refused to do what every other State and a pharmacy, a bakery, butchery, washwei Ses ess 2 ; (ed up against a tree, disabling the con. presence is re-performed the Ame cere rik Ah, mony y. well I kne it. w A sun in th e ho Un us io e, &e n . 'P ha he sd y have a steam flouring and. on e. No w th e qu es A ti on } jcern. My cortege of officers got out; I . that made them maa and wife ha shin ier day nev er gil ded cen the sky 0’ owl d an d sa w mil l, wi ari th co ses nv , en sh ie al nc l for es the representatives from Cal. fattening. ‘Sig . attempted to follow, but was thrust back poe ts befo re, whe n the feas ti ind Irel the and. ’ a la rg nu e mb er of ho gs an , d a gr an ar for y sto if or r. ni a be ad mi tt ed upon the floor of Con. . Ges H . Veryyroughly and held in with superflu. dan cin g, whi ch con tin ue for tw ‘Wh was at the con dit of in ion you g hus gr r ai n. Fi sh in is ca g rr ie on d ve ry pro fit a. g re ss ? Ou gh t they to be admitted ?>—. ous energy since they had had abundant jni ght s tog ether, bespeak a mos? . bly , an d th e in ban fi befo rm d ar mar re is y ria ?? su ge pp li ed wi th ga me } Ag re ei ng in political sentiment with the. by the hunters. Every memb ery until Further Notice at the opportunity to see that I had no idea of . happiness as well as i er of th e co Divi m: a l man . mor e mis era He said ble . pa rt Wy y wh ic h > ha s r be en in + th e as ’ ce nd an t + mu in ni . ty is bound to work aécording to his . £ I did not give him a promise within two expiration of cvery . ge tt in g aw ay fr om fiy th em . I ha d in EMPORIUM OF FASHION! fact the House of Repres entatives for several strength and ability, and they have workshops . ; weeks evinced ample determination to enjoy their period until separated by death, he’d blow his brain s out with a crow Nain St. Nevada. years past, the representatives from that for the manufacture of many different kinds of } delightful society to the pair continue to repeat the ceremony of utmost. “At last, State signed tnkes pleasure in announcing to his j bar.” have of course experienced no ditti. goods. ‘The executive power is confined to a. > citizens of Nevada and the public at . they had te transfer me pub lic ly ple dgi ng the ir yows of fide to lity an and ot ‘What was he at he the time r of your ca marrth e counc ha il s co of mm six en membe ced business at the F mporium . rs, who are annua lly cu lt y . in ga in in g ad mi ss io n; th er . e has elected by the gener 1 . 1ion on Main street opposite the Oriental Hotel, and riage, but they made such a parade of it, tru th. lage, a Widower or a bachelor ?? al assem bly. Once a week be en . invites every body to call nad e amine his stock of no ef . to rt to de pr iv e th em of se at s, an d ins ist ed on ta ki ng he ld ‘A a general meeting is held, at which all adult! which of 7? A widower, me did you so say ? nu . . for the very good reason that such effort memb CLOTHING & FURNISHING GOODS, ,merously ers attend and discuss the conditlon ef! Ah, now go ’way wid your nonsense. Is’t an d so fus sil y, (th As is Uo be ry in Cu g sr ju om st er .— “ Do n' t pu t on all fres wo ul wutsight d ha ve been almost certain to result affairs. vd and fashionable, which he is willing to) the most thronged and conspicudus loc . the likes *t me that woald take ap with a j fo Extras.”"—A wager was made some ali ty in failure. by saek prison. & r him, and the prison doors bi NANGE in si st ed th at men assuming a high Te. term in every sense of the word, a rustic or worth’s sermon on the ‘Location of Hell,’ iger. When inside the social ball, the ug . ce ll —I must stay here till 9 o’eldck. So la, Telegray h_ Building, Main street, ga rd fo r la y— thinks he which in question a is it because hu ma Daily express to n la w, we me jly man, whose nose was on one side of his an , . I or flower a de g re carryin was d She something for dinner, and amusPAL ATLANTIC CIT believe they ignore “hicher law” ideas— pt . lary nearly all his: readers are basket upon her head, and trilled out the notes . . Bearly deeply interes. face and his eyes on the other, . Sacramento, San Francisco, Stockton and. ed myself by looking at the ball v i a te -p la y, &c ., eR & Cuvurcn. and all partof s the ted. ON 4 \ should be required to swallow their own jof her song, deliciously, with all the native} whose imprescripti Sighi Chec San Franciscoant simplicity ever attendant upon innocence and on s. Par. "Treasure, Parcels and Letters insured and pr eiparie I was not yet eligible, but I had t my fancy, and y caugh melod . The beauty Ne vaca, March 9, 1855—t On th gr is ou it is pl nd ai th Me n at ss rs . f . forwarded to the Atlantic States Northern and Southern . of the prisoners in the yard, to . serew and work them about to give his ae ee . face a greater degre e of ugliness ‘3 oA Lepicrovus Mistaxe.—A short-sight. top,” said his backer, ““D-o-o-n’t par on in charge of . ‘€ privilege of looking in through the barDe tion, repeti ng its desiri ed her, accost kindly I ed deacon recently, in giving out a hymn . . nv an er He d rb sh er ou be t se ld ho nt me . . N-n-no extras—s-t-tund jest as the Lord a regular messenger by every steamer. ,red windows. The yard is one of the best note my in down ly noted entire had I until . to be sung, when he came to the lines . No repr Marysville, orn n esand atk Oreggo esentative should be admitted to a book the song, to which I afterward added. jmade you—you ca ca n't be beal!? The /. I have seen anywhere, has a good many “The eastern sages shall come in Wit : . seat-until the State shall be divided in the words of “Home, Swect Home.” it ‘SADDLERY & HARNESS MAKING , trees and some flowers, and j oth er ack nowledged that he had lost and . ‘Such; as the wall is }pur With messages of grace,” uf th su ac e an of Co t ce ng un re ss, til its my dear sir,” he continued, ‘‘is the history of. . gave up the wager. 9 at least fifteen feet high, and another of put the audience in a roar of laughter by . re pr sh few. es that be you al el assure en can I l by tion, ec and si ta produc te that ng BY ti d H. le ve GAL s VIN , BRO AD ST. NEV ADA , a . tw en ty su = rr ou nd in g it, wi 2 th gu . ar ds wi th reading out in a loud yoice : OF ALL QUALITIES. com: the less known have indeed few but ay, (Opposite Davis’ Gunsmith shop.) Di Wh st wi co ri ll o if th mp ct es s. la e in bam Edi tin g a new spa per isa goo d lo dea ad VIE UNDERSIGNED YAS ON HAND A FIRST . l ed mu sk et s pa ci ng be tw ee n, I sh ou ld in come shall Pm stages eastern “The Miner's Hose made or repaired at the short-/humyour s than home of rment endea and forts RATE ASSORTMENT of ail kinds re pr es en ar ta e de ti ni ve ‘lik se ed s > at e in s th eet mak e ing Ls wee of CIGARS a fire. Kverybody supposes AND Za ost notic e, an to n’ the moat rea POUBACCO, JOSEPH LAMBERT, Agent. (1ARS . PIE MATC . OnF hich he is prepared to sell to his fuien At the Lowest Prices, ny UITS, &e., d the public. Goods directly from San Francis co. from the’ . My stock is la @ und contains the best are The son abl e ter ms, . J Ud ge th e danger of burglary or other anHouse ? only Collar Manufacturer in the Moun-} noyances from without very moderate. Whi &e., &e., always on hand . My first visitor was Judge Mason, U.S. r wande to been has it lot whose t, servan ble :They cannot. Those who ‘ symalmost like Noah’s dove, without finding scarcepathise with them in sentiment in bad ly a resting place for the sole of his foot.” . House cannot With sausages and cheese.” — i <a <P gee. A printer out west, whose office is the can do it ‘a little better than any body . else.”?. We have seen people doubt their fitn ess for app le ped dli ng, driving oxen or e e half a mile from any Mr Kirby, one other building, and idy owe it to themseives, to their reputa» had in this ma ce , cou nti ng lath , bat in all our exp eri enc e, test notice and warranted . of the who attaches hangs his sign on the limb of ofa tree, the legation Judge ce, M. eman intan A young gentl of our acqua Be O: tat the Store on Commercial Street at the sig . tion as men of integrity, and as advocates . We nev er yet met wit h that auiier-eseeue indi vidu fthe Bl CIGARS 26j al E.SCHAREP,J who had heard ofmy luck from the legation, advertises for an apprentice. [le says, ing rs,’ who has been ‘‘pay his devou (as . of justice and supporters of law, to send ‘did not thi nk he wou ld “do ubl e April 27, 1855. the cireu“A i boy 323m. FRom . and was THE willing COUNTRY to serve me would to any extent, be preWILLIAMSON & DAWLEY, ngton Mrs. Parti would say,) to a young : them home, and we confidently expect to j lat ion ” of any pap er in two mon ths . jand inany manner. I told ferred.”’ Jad e Mtha lady for some time, snddenly left her.— } rca ee JOHN HERZINGE all aac . I wanted neither money nor bail, but a We asked n, him the reaso and he told us, BA By : g AY x Dealer in Boots, Shoes and Gaters. first rate French lawyer, who could underTas Iesaevnats Concrrtioy.--There seems 8e8.Byrou’s partiality towards Amerin the following words :—*-I had been with A No Sotrrp Man.—Out West a om mer ial Sureet, next . to be no ead to the rejoicings ubout the recent door to Block & Co. Main strect, Nevada. sta nd my sta tem ent ica is in well known Eng lis but , perha h, stump ps never at more the her, orator ver you y know, wishing a good j to while, describe his opand noticed checks on D. O. MILLS & Co. Sacramento, AT PAR. . . deci sion The subseriber has now on conc erni ng the imm acu lat e conc epti on. earl h iest a mom n ent d stron . Jud gly ge at M. expre left ssed to hi call than ponent s in a st as letter a soulless and one to that she Tom r was rathe n man, cooli ks, said: her remar “IT x.. Door below the Corner of have BILLS OF EXCHANGE: {A lavg efpi ctur e of the ceremony in the church Pi ne a n d C o m m e r c i a l st s. = we LARGEST STOCK of on Mr. Jam Moore es Mon , where roe ban , he ker and obser , sen ves: d and d hinte “I would that she heard would r some rathe persons go hold home B GOLD DUST purehased at the highest market price to the opinion has been painted in Rome, by a young French O O T S , S H O E S . G A I T E R S RUBBERS and LADIES’ SHO ES ever offered for sale in me a lawyer as soon as could be. received on deposit, or sent to the assay office. and re the mo rather have a nod from an American than alone than have me with her; but I didn’t that just at the precise instant after one jartist. The inferior part of the painting Thi s untains w hich he will dispos rep e of AT THE LOWEST turns made from Mint Certificate at the lowest rates. RATES. By keeping on hand the best assortme mind that, yon know. Well, one night human being dies another is born, and {resents His Holiness at the moment of the PURE QUICKSILVER from theNew Almaden Mines had in California nt to be was done, but it was 8 o’clock on Satura snuff box from an Emperor !’ , and by giving his business his personal day night, before which hour at this seaa aways on band, wholesale and retaill Junl6—tf proclamation of the dogma, and the superior a when we got to ee the door, attention, he hopes to merit and rece says she, that —, the soul ‘Mr. enters and animates the newive a share of public patronage. He designs ke in up d haule swas Willi Chri eping a full assortment on d st name w fello A in the act of crowning his mother : on son mos emi t I do nen Par not isi t hav ans left wish e for your any comp any r, h longe born babe. Now Lhave made particular a n d and will at all times be pleased to wait o n the public one side the prop y, het N. B —He has in his empl Alban ng for striki and patriarcha. on the a d man name Joke, thei cou r ntr res y ide nce and s, no and law yer I'll of thank you oy the best workmen in to keep and extensive inquiries concerning "7 op-. in your place the State, and will at all times ma oth er the apos tles and evan and geli k sts, fined e to five s. dollar or as de the r He spectators , pro Fi plead per sta ne Sh mp in and oe . B sta w. exo s. ndi La and o ng at t cou away s ld rs the La llo n from c nse Cou me.’ d an eys That ponent, and I find that for some hours ippe Attorn was e alittl too and in fact anything that jau d witn esse s, is necesOrrick—Paris’ Banking House, Broa street whil e half visi ble e to offenc ht no clon it j ‘ thoug he ds that tion, tenua of an be or has lin and see his assortmen yet bee n fou nd. hard, nnd dwt I woul stand Feldied! nobody it. nativity his d to I sacke previous t of A Tweed gels arej shouting io transport around “thy Ost EK Niles Searls nummer wear. Mar 25—3m At the designated hour, I was duly inOrack a Joke.’ her that very night!” Jow-vitizens, you may draw the interence.” whole scene, tkmanlike manner, and . Minister, accompanied by The majority in that bo-