December 12, 1856 (5 pages)

sg ‘ 7 7 ’ VOL. 6. NO. 31. NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 12, 1856. WHOLE NUMBER 343. F ‘d Sey 4 ee SACRAMENTO ADVERTISEMENTS. BUSINESS CARDS. A NATIONAL SONG, Miners’ Meeting. CauirorNia JusticE.—Porter’s Sprrit. . Tue ANNuaL Exopus oF CoNnsuMP 4 ft il il 0 Uy nha . = : : ae “KEEP STEP TO THE MUSIC.” At ting of the mi f North . has a California correspondent, who re. tives.—It has become fashionable tor ) ’ 4 *. Post Office Literary Depot. [1 witiayson. I. N. DAWLEY . a meeting of the miners of Nor inten the Selbowing secesranse gu,enemlivasalndves, er sealk Umar with in se “= Fal a j T re ta NEY. H * PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING BY GARDINER & KIRK, -WILLIAMSON & DAW LEY, BER. Fr er, San Juan, Junction Bluff, Sweetland’s, Ens h & . ik: inet ] di: . . r g d “ f fying the manner in which justice . pulmonary diseases, to migrate annuall nN ANKERS = : plifying j ,to mig y N. P. BROWN & Co Third Street, two doors from the Post Offce, Sacramento. B: ’ “Keep step to the music of the Union.” Birchville, Cherokee and Badger Hill,. \,.¢ dispensed with, in the palmy days . like birds of passage to warmer lati2 . % [= Agent: ada Journal. : 2 STAND, 30 MAIN STREET, NevaDa. . _ : ; t ne st ae ? 3 ‘: —— Se Seen B ereds babes 46 Teh ost Pricey aid for Gold Du ee soos ide ee ayy ee Sat exile on Monday, December Ist, 1856,. of California, when Alcaldes, eleeted by . tudes, where they hybernate. Florida ‘ , 2 oP a4 ‘Ss < i sgh 21€ national heart, P BCU e : o . : ° E.G. WAITE, ink a G. L. TUCKER, GEO. THACHER. UY Cy, Gounty and State Scrip. Gold Dust sentto . And which in one gonone pathem combines” held pursuant to a general call, for the . the miners of the district, ruled supreme. d Cuba, on the approach of winter, ‘ TREES & ; ; e ie States and insured. s holiest hopes and its holiest designs. 5s * dias oa Inet : MAIN STREET, NEVADA. WINES & LIQUORS, Geld Dust eenttothe United States Mint, San Francisco eae oe ages purpose of taking some measures An individeal by the name of ‘Green . ke eve principal part of oer ee eS ma 2 ee 2 A Ee for coinage. os pies Keep step to the music—though trators advance tomaads dlievidlive thémeedites difiihad borrowed some forty dollars of an. j valids, upon whose hectic chee and be a BAN FRSRGT SCO PRICES ere ne ee aes nee Se nga Bipbeig y other of the soubriquet of Shortez—. cbld brows the demon of consumption , Bor six anonths, “0 FORM CASE. Checks on Sacramento andSan Prancisco. . . . Like the dew-damps of might in the brightuess of. day. culties under which they have been} Now, Shortez could not obtain the has set its seal, The New York i see sany menthe, 2,00 Tucker, Thacher & Co. and will receive Special and General Deposits, Attention . Keep step to the musie—that song of the stare laboring for a long while past, in conse. money, though Green had struck a lead, . cal Specialist thinks that this. winter P le copies, 25 . See creN e eee sats ollections. r 7Which brighten our standard—come peace or come wars. a 2 e i ‘ til tae Advertisements inserted at reasonable rates. ee soy by none Se or Our step shall be true, and THE UNi0N shall be ". quence of the high prices asked for . and was known to have dust. Green e odus of consumptives from the North Job Work, in all its varieties. neatly and promptly ex. Syrups, for cash at > an Francisco prices. aug29 Cc. W. MULFORD ’ The wea tehgned aid eee ee ere, woe ene tenet water by the companies furnishing it to was a large, powerful man, but had no} 1 positively detrimental to them, It = with the best material, and at the lowest eash : apa : B ANKER Keep step to the music—and trample in scorn iin tinh is lnealities a the said diktricte grit, and Shortez offered to fight him for says : ? AGENT COLLINS & Co., ae So aS ere : ;, . the money, but Green backed water—] “<All experience has proved that after L. P. FISHER, San Francisco, office iu the iron buildM* ba sateen Sauces oe The flag neath which heroes and freemen can tread. . Mr. O. E. Olney was called to the chair, . 'The claim was then brought before the . tubercles have once begun to soften, ‘ ing, Montgomery strect, opposite the Pacitie Express. and Drafts on the Atlantic cities, aud do the usual busi. __ ea and R. H. Farquhar appointed secretary. . Alcalde, on a cold, rainy, dismal eve-. the progress of the disease is much more , Gardiner & Kirk, Sacramento, bookstore, two doors ness of his office. Keep step to the music—its tones are as dear 2 oie 5 ° : sai aa ~ from the Post office. All persons holding his certificates of deposit are reques= op Bn of beens Be kn ee After a brief exposition of tho objects ge gg as there was some consi 308 rapid in warm climates. The rocess Clark & Secley. L: on’s Express, San J ted to present them for payment. Petre silaggyp ange mee eS = Bes x. 2 j 7 . } 4 . ~ : se Ste agg Waarda. Rewust 8, 1856 Distinct as the billows, yet one as the sea,”? for which the meeting had assembled by + uae gig Bie EN ab Pep x ee a 1s pte ks = ten, “oes & Prete = Z , eer” _ leven 8 robust heaith: . 7 ee aa — ape eee I ~ . . : . To the Travelling Public! R. MM. Hunt, Wi. D. ; 4 i the chairman, on Rotep of L. C. Me ing crowd, with long beards and hair,. much more so must it be to those who f California Stage Company. Stree tes cS ree EA Pee Ye re cba il ourna . Kibbey, a committes, of six, consisting . patched pants, rimless hats, toeless. have become debilitated by the existij The Stages of this Company. will EL DORADO BUILDING, SS ee ee eee G ) of Messrs. Farqu iesay, McKibbey, . boots, ete, The Hon. Judge was un-. ence of a chronic malady, among the cave their office, George Lewis, A; mp A asealapag St ag 3 s ¢ = : . s . . . iaieae teckaces Cor. of J and Second sts, Sacramento, . Neva. Avenst S—hn : —]. £ One desires no more indelible evi-. Foults, Bulachey afid Winham, was apwell, but sat up in his bunk, with a red . chief results of which are enervation NOW READY, Harvey Hunt, 4. D. i ae «. -noistnd: bythe adbotih Yo draft resolu-. . B@udana” tied round his head. Thejand depressed vitality! And it is : Likres Mawita Oe an OUR FALL STYLE OF GENTLEMEN'S OFPFICE—IN CRITTENDEN’S BRICK BUILDrNG, . dence of the depiorable degeneracy of . P A wd “ie : ” = case was clearly proven. The Alcalde wrong to suppose that the presence of ‘ ramento in tme for the 2 o'clock boats for San Franciseo, DRESS BAT, ROOM NO. 1. (Up Stairs) MAIN STREET. national virtue pyong the Americans . 40S expressifg of its eclings upon the . decided that Green must pay, and if he . consumption renders a person less susAlso, / o clock, A. M. ry Auburn as an ac= ~ sore = 7 . Pe %. = i . : Peco arama sakes ag via Aubura a ae Which uu apreciated nmast be seen. It is beauty, lightNevada Ang. 8 1856. than the landations bestowed by the mp that e the subject of our de would not. a committee of three were to ceptible to become affected by maladieson Manyevi1E ness, and durability combined, Peay TRH CR LUT TT A lberations. at lati ore S ae : Sep iere loca use q Leaves the above named offices Every morning at 7. 20-tf COLLINS § CO. Cor. of J and Second streets. EASE HENRY MEREDITH. . press of an ascendent party upon a The committee, after a few minutes’ aang aac i needles get the “6 hich er their wig= 2 1 Sonate t #elock, A. M. passing by Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, DUNN & MEREDITH, NE BEE 4 : Th , a money, and also the court costs. Upon . or climatic influeace. The activity of See ee Bat etaving &¢ Mar yerilic Waison & Bein, pitiniwaGmeebiudktae. taka 1© Pa-. absence, reported the following : this, Shortez 10se and said: ‘Your . all the functions is weakened, and the JAMES HA\VORTH, Prest. C. S. C. W. S. MCROBERTS, Agent. Nevada, March, 7, 1256.-tf DAILY STAGE LENE: From Nevapa To WasHINGTON not ree On and after Jan. 1, 1856, the above Pere Paes ws! Line will run as follows : Leaving Nevada, at 8 o'clock, A. M., and passing by Mountain Spring House, Morga Cold Sprin White Cloud, Gold Hill and Alpha, and arriving at Washington oy 1 o'clock in the ernoon. {tis the NEARFsT and Best Route to Washington, Jmega, Scotchman’s Creek, Poor Man's Creck and Sareka. Returning the stages will leave the SourH YuRBA HOTEL every morning at 9 o'clock, and arriving at Ne~vada by 1 o'clock, x with the California Stage Co's Coache Tramento, Marysville, and Sh ® Office—South Yuba Hotel, Washington. A. 8. OLEN, PROPRIETOR. W.S. McRorerts, Agent, Nevada. Nevada, April 18th, 1856—tf. . connectir »s for Auburn, Telegraph Line of Siages. The subscribers respeetfully inRee form the travelling pul Besa have purchased th ese Stages of Abe W above line of ener, and will Leaving the Aierican Exchange, Nevada, every mornng ate o'clock, passing by Montezuma aud Oak Tree Ranch, arriving at San Juan at lL o'clock. Connecting with ‘T. G. Sinith’s Saddle Horses for Camptonville the ame day Returning leaves San Juan every day at 1 1-2o0’clock. Express matter promotly attended to WM WILSON, & Co. Proprietors. W.S. McRorerrs nt. SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILROAD. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. TNTIL FURTHER NOTICE the cars of the Sacramento ValJ ley Railroad will leave as foliows : a PASSENGER TRAINS. T12A.M. and3 PLM l nd 4 1-2 P.M. ON SUNDAYS, Beside the re ar Passenger train, there will be a 10 a. M. train from Sacramento. FRFIGHT TREINS at they } Hardware and Iron Store, No 163 J street, Second door above Sixth street, Sacramento. Se and Dealers in For Hardware. The followin present steck : Iron, Copper, Steel, Nails, Plonghs, Shovcls, Adzes, Hatchets, Anvils, Vices, and Spring Balances, Stock and Dies, Strap and Butt Hing Ox, Log, Trace, Halter, and Coil Chains, Sett of Mill Ir mplete, Hook Plate, Mill. Muley, € Cross-eut and Pit Saws, Corn and Coffee } all sizes, American Locks and Latches, of eve ry variety, Butts, Window and Blind Fastenin ; ttention ot rted stock of SHELF Goons, ast Market prices, purchasers to their well a . “hich they offer at the Loy Sacramento, June 13—3n. No. 175, J. Street, between 6th and 7th sts. Sacramento. AVE ON HAND, and offer for sale, a complete assortment of Groceries, Liquors, Prov bbls, half-barrels, and California in s 4, in bbls, ete. PORK, clear and mess, in b FISH, codfish, TEAS, blac TOBACCO, fr dew, smok arsertinent of Liquors, Wines, case goods o iption. h, elephant, fine eut, honeyg do. A gener every des LINDLEY, GEO. W. WEAVER, ‘ih. Mi. Lindley & Co., (Successors to Lindley & Hoope,) WHOLELALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISION, FLOUR AND GRAIN. South-East cornerSeventh and J. Streets, Sacramento. t. W. ie P. Hastings & Co. 164 J Street, Sacramento city. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in gn and Domestic . —— g comprise a part of their TE FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. Secoud Story of Bicknell’s Brick Buil July 11, 1856—3m ng, Nevada, A. A. Sargent, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. DISTRICT ATTORNEY. OFFICE—At Crittenden’s Brick Suilding, Main street. Notary Public, No. 52 Broad Street, Nevada. -' -B. MeFARLAND, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Office on Broad street, two doors above the Justice Office of I. P. VanHa STANTON BUCKNER. c BUCKNER & HILL, AVING associated themselves together i tice of the Law . confided to their t “vada a Yeiniz Office over C_W.M rd’s Banking House Nevada, July 18, 1856-tf WILSON HILL in street, Seana =] RUDOLPH, Druggist & Apothecary, NO. 21 COMMERCIAL E NEVADA A. A. SARGENT, Notary Public, Officee—Kelsey’s Brick Building, Commercial street. n2l J. M’ CONNELL. Ww. M. STEWART McCONNELL & STEWART, Counsellors at Law. f the Mth Judiciol DisAttorneys and Will practice in all the Courts « . trict, and in the Su Offic tp stairs. auge-tf Juno, Pattison W. S. McRoberts. M. H. stom. triot fathers who planted the young tree of the republic and wateredit with their blood, in whatever they did, invoked the God of impartial justice and called upon the nations of the earth to witness the rectitude of their intentions. The descendents of the stern old Puritans had transmitted from sire to son the allabsorbing desire of the pilgrims to found commonwealth, and the chivalry of that period disdained to build itself on murder, robbery and National virtue, in the early years of our history, was throned in every true American heart, and sat in Wuereas, It having been for a long time apparent to the mining interests of the districts of Badger Hill, Cherokee, North San Juan, Junctéon Bluff, Sweetland’s and Birchville. that the prices asked for water by the water companies which have been supplying the said districts are entirely disproportioned to the yield of the diggings, and preclude the possibility of the great majority of the companies realizing anything over their expenses, and believing that such a condition of affairs is injurious not only to the miners themselves, but to the prosperity of the community at large; and with all deference to the ability of the water companies to understand their own interests best, we think also detrimental to their permanent prosperity ; it is, therefore, Ist. Resolved, That for the purpose of making an effectual organization to earry out the objects of this meeting, an executive committee, consisting of oue individual from each mining company (to be chosen by the majority of his company,) in each of said districts, be appointed, which committee shall be empowered to take all necessary measures to complete such organization. 2d. Resolved, That the appointing of the said Executive Committee be confided to a sub committee of six, consisting of one member from each of the said districts, who shall be instructed to rea Christian wrong. judgment on every measure proposed, where the honor of the nation was involved. So nice was the sense of national honor, that inthe first commercial treaty with Greet Britain, an article was inserted preventing, in case of war, the sequestration of debts Jue one nation to another, though greatly against the interests of the United States, many millions of dollars being dte British merchants at the This article was proposed and inserted by John Jay, an . Amevican. time. How closely those old patriots of that time adhered to all the . obligations of solemn treaty stipulations! honor, I will forgive him the debt, and pay the costs besides, if he will only give mea fight. so that I can whale him.” Green, when he heard this, squared himself, thinking that the court-room would be sacred ; but Shortez pitched in at once and clinched. Several, myself included, sprang to separate them, when, in deep tones and waving the bandana, the Judge exclaimed, “Gentlemen, gentlemen, stand back! If the parties wish to effect a compromise, don’t interfere!” And we stood back. Green was whipped in a few seconds, and after that obliged to pay the funds. ‘Tuns or Breap.—H. Berdan, already distinguished as an inventor, and who made quite a stir in the last legislature with his ‘goose-neck” railroad for Broadway, has just completed an enormous oven in Brooklyn, corner of Elm Place and Fulton Avenue, ofa capacity almost sufficient for the supply of the whole city. Five hundred and forty barrels of flour can be baked every day, if the powers of the oven are put to their full test. The apparatus is purely scientific in its construetion, with specific reference to the preservation of the alcoholic gases and other valuable properties which are wholly lost during fermentation, in the ordinary process of baking—none of these being allowed to escape. While exposed to the heat, several organs suffer as a consequence and become prone to diseased action. The refugees banish themselves from the comforts of home and the society ot friends—mental axiety and depression are the consequences, and these reacting on the enfeebled body tend to waste it, or even militate against any beneficial agency the climate may exert in fostering and strengthening its reeuperative powers. Privations also attend this residence in a foreign land—wonted habits are broken through—locomotion is attended by fatigue and exposure— and frequently it is impossible to obtain those things and that advice which are essential to the proper management of themselves and the treatment of their disease.” Avoip ExTremes.—‘In the times of turbulence,” said Washington, “when the passions are afloat, calm reason is swallowed up in the extremes to which measures are attempted to be carried; but when those subside, and its empire is resumed, the man who acts from principle, who pursues the path of truth, moderation and justice, will regain his influence.” These are golden words.— We conimend tnem to every man who is tempted to sacrifice his deliberate convictions, whether in polities, social life, business or otherwise, to what he thinks expediency. There is not really amore : gure seid Pix caniive Cainmiiice 16 con. ang Rania : : fatal thing, in the long run, than this Will leave Folsom at 8 1-2 4. M. (except =n Sacramento, Aug. 8, 1856. Wage Robe rts, Eusstom & ¢ 9. ) } . . . sot said # sie ap C itt t ee n the bre ad 18 constantly 1n motion, on a 1 ] me 8 di z: ff ] d Wil leave Sacramento at 1. (exee See eR ——~ tN Bonds of neutrality had strength and. vene in Green’s Concert Hall, North series of revolving platforms, and finally “ usive i lency. = only de\ Passenger car will be run in co a a 5 « caiers in +1: ¢ 9 <j P ‘4 rcday < AB ‘ eae as bs auches -onscier evctik Gealne Het # Gees eters spr internmati onal Hotel. Family Groceries, Provisions, Wines . durability then. Self-interest or popular . San Juan, wife Wedne sday, the 3d De emerges on miniature rail cars, ready auches the conscience but generally : RATEOF TOLL. By Henry Eisenmenger, i z roce » Provisions, 1S . cember, 1856, at one o’clock P. M., there “ Avoid, *assenger fare—between -acramento and Fo! . Sunday n, both wa O nth, $30 00 . 90 K street, hetwee Board by the Week. Mn Third and Fe s of all Kinds, Corner, A.B & Co's, Corner op Full faith was given to international agreesympathy swayed not the right. : re : em © = to take final action in all matters which for delivery. Of course, a uniform and perfectly reliable temperature is indisbetrays its victim. too, as Washington has said, being driven, by , Goauautation ath, a ine eae itera etn ad Commercial streets, N ula angt-tf 2 aalian i ge . i may Come betoe said eae es pensible. This. is. secured by a very Ny = Lone ogg ecg ene Freight toll—Sae. and Folsom, per ton of 20001bs, 3.00 Rooms well Ventilated. LANGTON’S 7 —— — PORE PRT EROOS OF: SENEON ‘tT he following persons were tien apingenious contrivance, consisting of a 1 = = eae bees Seca! betes -ie = peg er ed cisen as of . _Sacramento. 8 pt 5,4 Pion e er Express! of turning. pointed said committee : * a strip of brass, something like thirty feet ace eae oo — it, unless “ OD cincour~s! rigrariophsarer secaey: fe as New store tt New Goods ty . Runs Daily to all parts of the Northern Mines. But to an instance, from which, comMessrs. Morehouse of Sau Juan, Dickin length, within the oven, so as to be on ot cons teal Be aaa t emagogues, For farther particulars see notices ii hand biREMEeard . : z © ¢ . Office—Corner of Pine and Coumercial streets son of Junction Bluff, R. B. Paton of g f 0 your prinrins, or enquire of J. P. ROBIN ON, Supt =. V. R. R. angl5-tf Sup't Otfice, corner 3d and R streets. Henry & Woses Hirschman, THE COURSE goed have opened at the Corner of Main stre and offer for sale z excellent stock of HAVANA CIGARS, 7 Allkinds of Tobacco, smoking. chewing. Cards, Match:s, Pipes, and every artic tal g to the trade, They beg the pul i on them, as they flatter themselves that entire satisfaction will be given. notto is toe “Quick Sales and Small Profits,” eing anxious to repair in some degree the heavy losses scently sustained. H. & M. HIRSCHMAN Nevada, Aug. 8, 1856.--tf Lumber! Lumber! Lumber! Caldwell, Mills & Co., At their new mill, on Selby Flat are prepared to hevery variety of LUMBER, at short notice, AT THE LOWEsT PRICES. ea > a A They have on hand a large assortment of Seasoned Lumber of Every Variety! And will Saw to order all kinds of Lumber. They will leliver Lumber with their own Teams at any point desired by the purchaser. ice A share of public patronage is requested. CALDWELL, MILLS & CO, W. CALDWELL, T. E. MILLs, J. WORRELL. Angnst 8, 18°6—tf WHOLESALE ano RETAIL LIQUOR STORE. Their . AN OLD PROPRIETOR. E. De Young & Co., holesale and Retail Dealers in (ioceries, . sold at a small advance for the ready cash. Hams in brine. Brandy Gin and Whisky, Porter aid Ale, Schnapps, ortand Cl New Gashes Chl. Butter. New Orlear Sugar, Crushed Sugar, Cigars, Bar Sugar, China No.1 Sugar, Carolina Rice. China R Boston S Lemon S a ed Syrups. and Green Teas, Sperm Candies, Adamantine Candles, Can Fruits, in all varictes, Starch, Camphine, ump Oil, and Tin Ware, ing & Letter Paper. moked Beef, Cal. and G Nails, assorted sizes Shot, Powder and Fuse, Lanterns, Ver Cal. and Chili Beans, Mackerel, Bayou Beans, Yeast Powders, Ground Coffee, Pickles, in kegs and glass, Java and Rio Coffee, Cranberries, i Costa Rica Coffee, Tomato Catsup, Dried Apples, Pepper Sauce, Chili Peaches, Assorted Sauces, Nutmegs, {ispice, hen Cheese, cilla and Macarona, Our endeavors shall not be re <7 se those that } ASON HAND the following articles which will be . ri JOUN PATTISON, AGENT. O. CRANDALI, FURNITURE WAREROOMS. OHUN MeFARLAND, De alerin Fu i sod ew trasses, g iture Beds, MatF. MANSELL, Sign and Ornamental Painter, All work promptly atten theart. Pine street, Nevac aues-tf CHARLES Hi. BAIN, . ARCHITECT AND BUILDER, 1ARPENTERIN > best style and with desBilli id all kinds of FanReasonable thankful for past favors and solic. ts continuance of the same Shop in the rear of Williar House. -in th uson & Dawley’s Banking 16-tf John . Gambie, Surveyor of Mining Claims, Tunnels Ranches, &e. N R. GAMBLE, late Deputy County Surveyor, would has left the office of ' inform his friends ready to receive any is now or scien aa aceomplished Engi ror. Office over S. Connell’s stere; Broad street, opposite Bicknell's Block. sepl2-tf “BOOTS & SHOES!!! led toy and in the best style of ared with scenes now enacting, a parD Sweetlana’s, M. A. Winham of Birchville, A. W. Foults of Badger Hill, and F. Bulacher of Cherokee. allelinay be drawn unflattering to ourselves. Who has not read the career of . was surmised that he designed to invade . Mexico and establish an independent . State, with himself at the head. He was seized and tried by the laws of his country, and though he escaped justice, the severer punishment of scorn and R. H. Farauuar, See’y. J WeEDNESDAY, Dec. 3, 1856. Pursuant to the above adjournment, the miners of San Juan. Cherokee, Badger Hill, Birchville, Junction Bluff, and Columbia Hill, met in grand council at Green’s Hall, on Wednesday, December 3d, 1856. Mr. Charles E.Olney, chairman, called the meeting to order, and the secretary being absent, A. Eastin was elected to fill his place. The committee appointed at said meeting of December Ist, not being present, the following persons were appointed to report on the premises above mentioned, viz : L. C. MeKibby, M. Dunlap, A. W. Foults, Geo. B. Brown, Joel Howe, Morehouse, jr., and D. C. P. Cummings. Resolved, That a representation from each mining company be requested to sign his name to the proceedings of this meeting, with the number composing his company, as a guarantee of whatever execration followed him to the grave.— Aaron Burr would be a hero now, instead of a traitor to his country. It was an unlucky fate that his birth had not been postponed to the present age. If he was attempting to levy war against his own country with the design of wresting a section from the Union, what less has Governor Bell, of Texas, endeavoredto do? How much less guilty of sovereign states, sworn to support the constitution and laws? are several governors If his designs were against Mexico, how much higher would he ber lauded as his genius and capacity for very sensitive to the thermometrical changes; and the least shrinkage or contraction is made to act directly upon the furnace fires, by its connection with in the neighborhood of $40,000. The plan is to furnish bakers with their daily supplies at wholesale prices; and it is contended that this can be done ata much lower rate than they can supply themselves. ‘The economy of labor effected by Mr. Berdan’s invention, is surprising when the number of hands employed is contrasted with the results accomplished—N. Y. Journul of Com. Tueories CONCERNING Eartu Qquakrs.—There are now two prominent theories held by scientific men respecting earthquakes. One of these is what is called the igneous theory, which maintains that the earth was once a molten fire ball, and that its interior is still a fiery mass, and is sometimes caused to generate waves, which produce oscillations ou the earth’s surface. The second is what is known as the electric theory, which attributes the shocks to disturbed magnetic action in the crust of the globe; that the shocks are nociples, yet let there be no hasty jndgments, no wild extremes, but solid earefully considered convictions.— Ledger. revisions, Liquors, Crockery . Millwright and Waclhizixt, . the brilliant Aaron Burr, once wanting On motion, the meeting then adjonrnthe dampers effected by a leve Tl z i ’ yt: Ss) Waa : . 3 ithe sLaro ’ ‘ g ‘ = “2 é ected by a lever. te ah Tauravk * eer? Dp _ 5) SaaS WEEE faithfully executed. . . oe eer Reis ed till Wednesday, December 3d, 1856. . cost of i :5\ maelitnery, with: boll fe The Newark Daily Advertiser eS _ AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE y executed. {but little of becoming President? It A eins EY. Ch’ cost of this machinery, with boilers, . 1S that the ancient humbuy of Gass it ee No. 65 Broad Street, Nevada.) *! ee nidliosae: Seles : C. E. OLNEY, Chin. wells for pure water, &c., is said to be ‘ 5 pss Kid’s treasure has been revived. Mr. Harrington, the celebrated diver, having been applied to by a person in New Jersey. who pretends to have an instrament that will unvaryingly point out metal, even if itis three hundred feet under water, aud with the use of which he says he has found the safe of the steamer Lexington, and also the long sought for “Kid vessel,” which lies under ten feet of mud, and about twelve feet of water over that. Increase oF Jews.—An intelligent writer in the North American Review sitpposes that no class of immigrants has increased more rapidly in this country than the Hebrew. In 1850, a man might count upon his fingers all the Synagogues in the land; now there are at}least a quarter of a million of Jews, frqm eighty to ninety Synagogues, and a /multitude of smaller communities where a nucleus exists which will soon grow into a Synagogue. The city of Sait, in sacks and boxes, Pie Fruits, ate VET EC . 5 : D * New York alon ha es ED See Baricy and Wheat, Quichaiecr: . MIKE LEWIS evil exceeded that of the owl-eyed free-. measures the meeting may see fit to}thing more than powerful electric : e has twenty Synagogues ¥ . Bees undersigned would inform the public that he has Jellies and Jams, in glass, Lamp Giasses ) x te A 1 hock A eartl ke are local and thirty thousand Jews; about oneWw hand a most extensive assortment of the paige a ae eee \ z AxD = oe PES f : SNOCKS, AS rinquakes ar oc Jsi bg asst picmatiesammey ca a Also a variety of other articles toe numerous to mention. A. ROSENBAUM : booter of Nicaragua ? ad opt : . sais twentieth part of the population being Best Liquors fiver wrought to this market. Having rebuilt his Fire Proof Building, with an excellent Cellar under it, he yof the abore articles as quality and prices of our should favor us with a call for we defy competition for the goods. On Hand Again at the City Boot and Shoe Store, Report of the Committee appointed to draft Resolutions to be read before a mecting of Miners at North San Juan, There are neutrality laws now, but government, if it does not secretly conthose who dispute the igneous theory assert that if the interior of the earth were a molten mass, as held by some, such. There are Synagogues in all the chief cities of the seaboard; two in has every facility for keeping any amount of Goods.— Goods h fné Asiice op OF CHARGE <H ee) eee = = Z 2 veh . 4 oh; : . He will keep a good supply of ead with puna? era eee Sign of the “Big Boot nive at their violation, atleast confesses} December 1st, 1856. and earthquakes were caused by waves se este ae five ro BalWHISKY, BRANDY, GIN, ion ~ ONIN : ON COMMERCIAL STREET. F imi : ~ ha ‘ a 5 2 n Ww rieans WINES, PORTER, ALE, : E. DEYOUNG & CO. . Ede dacs Belin LAbAok ers tick. ‘Roce to an inability to enforce them. MaBe it, of the fluid, then the oscillations w ould Chechens acid Sec eee ’ _ in ALE, CIDER, &e., &e. Nevads, Sept. 18th, 1856, i Ist. Resolved, That the preamble and . be felt equally strong on every part of 4 neimnati, Also—All kinds of Case Liquors, Cordials, Syrups, &e. Which have been selected with the greatest care by ompetent jndges, and which will be sold as low or lower than any other establishment in the place. He wiil eontinue the mannfacture of SODA at his old place, whieh is gn article too well known to require reeommendation. Dealers and others wishing to purchase are respectually invited to call and exgmine my stock, augetf J. M. FLURSRUTZ. Brentano . Farth, Corner Maiteaed flume Sta, ey Sgn Juan Nev ada Co Whoelssale and R gan Dea Zs ™ at CEOT HANS. Gents’ Furnishing Geet Boots and Shes: Blankets, Hats And India Rubbers joa,” EEP constanly of bud the larkoce gud best seiceii®d Hin ady mont &e. ty Bits v2 * Jus 1s branches te be found in ay mountain town. The ¢ ns of San Juan and surrounding towns will ind itt toi advantage to . give us acall; and examine Express and Job Wagon. TY JULIEN, offers his services to the people of Nevada 2A, inthe Express and Jobbing business. Ai orders will be promptly attended to. To be found in front of the Nevada Journal Office, Main street, at any linur of the day not engaged on business. Nevada, Aug. sf . BILLIARD . HARRINGTON & PATTERSON, ‘Olong ead favorably Known on Broad street, have re . moved and opened the finest Bilerd Sdloon to be SALOON . rauders leave our shores daily, bent on murder and pillage. The strong arm of the nation is held. pinioued by a party which cheers on the rabble to rapine and blood. More—to give full vent to the spirit of carnage, and relieve the government from the charge of helplessness or imbecility, General Quitman has resolutions drawn up and passed on Monday evening last, December Ist, fully meet our views as to the wantsand necessities of the miners in the several districts represented at this meeting. 2d. Resolved, That we will not only suspend the use of water, but by all honorable means endeavor to dissuade all our fellow miners from purthe earth’s crust. SpLeNpDIp Masonic Tempte.—The New York Herald says that the Masonic fraternity of that State contemplate erecting in the city of New York an edifice to exceed in magnificence and finish anything of the kind on this continent. It is to be five stories high, Ah, this beautiful world! I knownot what to think of it. Semetimes it is all sunshine and gladness, and heaven itself lies not far off, and then it suddenly changes, and is dark and sorrowful, and the clouds shut out the day. In the lives of the saddest of us there are bright days like this, when we feel as if a r; y el ty tia Ont salt ms : Hy > > . . a HOLDRIDGE & NICHOLS; iva ue 5 olU; Atel oxamnihg Hs Dace sea duathy betes . bse co cette Gee Mig Mmlion & Corn of white marble, one hundred feet front Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Preserved Fruits §c. No. 79 Brogd Street, Nevada. TS subserjbers haye nosy on hand and design keeping a complete assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, —Consisting of— Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Spices, Pepper, Flour, Bacon, Preserved Peaches. Nails of every variety. Can Fruits, and all articles usually found tn stores of this kind. We design keeping a complete varicty of everything in our line, and would be pieased to have the opportunity of waiting on those desirous of purchasing. Goods delivered free of charge fm the vicinity of Neada 16-tf SIMON ROSENTHAL & BRO.,, i AS established himself for the prosentin his new Wooden building on the Corner of Main and Washington sts., Nearly opposite his old stand. ie has supplied himself with a new and very choice sertinent of DRYGOODS Which will be sold at the same rates as heretofore. adies are particularly requested to exaanine his goods oefore purchasing elsewhere, Nevada, Ang. &th—tf FOR SALE. 4 Valuable Lot of Land. Engnire at the Journal Office. North San Juan, Sept. 5, 1856--—tf U. S&S. BREWERY. Head of Main street --------. Nevade. THE BEST AND STRONGEST In the county at 70 cents per gallon, and bottle bear at $2.00 per dozen, delivered every morning fres of charge, . To merchants who sell in the country 4 liberal commission will be allowed. Depot, 18 Commerei. ( street, where all orders will be promptly attended to. o24-tf A.1 *ancis Shelhorn, Prop’r. “Post Office Saloon,” JUST OPENED BY FRANK LARKIN, 5 fee will keep the BEST LIQUORS, fixed up in the BEST STYLE. There is & neat and comfortable Sitting-room attached, where gentlemen can enjoy the tiavor of his fine Cigars, or imbibe @ social glass with his friend, without intrusion or annoyance. Come, boys, and see me! FRANK KIN, No. 2 “Post Office Block,” Pine st., sepl2-tf next to McRoberts, Funston & Co's. Attention AH!! W. WULFY,, better known as GEN L WULFF, « would return his sincere thanks to the publie for the patronage heretofore extended him, and would inform all his friends that he has re-opened again on Pine Street, 2 doors above the Post Office, Where he willconstantly keep the CHOICEST HAVANA CIGARS, PIPES, TOBACCO, of all Brands. Fresh Fruits, Candies, §¢, Wholesale and Retail. 19-tf BRENTANGS PURTH. . Brick Haciding. on SASS MAIN STREET. 2. pereby temet’ 2m invitation te ail their patrons ry rte da vy Bera frequent visits aril they hereby pledges themacives to )S'T¢ 45 good satisfaction as formerly . Fn Saloon will be farmgshed With new and magnificent Billiard Tables and evév) S¥Perdage complete. The B e's * 9 ugh j Is fitted ap in the! finest «ryt aed onto’ vith the . choicest and most gostly Liqu ve oe 1 gar. Nevads, Angust 29, 1856-4 “ Ae p-N. G. MILLMAN. 5. GRAPTON SMITH. 1% Millman & Smith, i NO. a bROLP STREET, NEVADA CITY. ; Siem, House and Urnaimenta pPainters, Glaziers &e. : YONSTZANTLY on band & forsale French & Ameriean } Fae Hangings, Window Sader and Landacane . Also-——Widie Lead, Oii an? Suxed . ef.0e Lates%btyle. Prints of ali kif. ds. 2 All orders peaimaptly attended to, Wore neatly exeentbh dispatch*sand at low figares. October Litt F. SCHOTTE, At Willian & poswley’s Heakieg Howe : OLD DUST AND <otmshe.t ey ere, Stsertgnion ensayo promptly ani faithiully giee* “<> tp six to twenty four hours—in Bare” (ag i guaravtee my Assays an ences that may «rise in the sate, w of the U. =. Mints. aL ik pay any dies ke Assays of any EY vera of Novas [gm Refersto any of the Guid Dast pacve* *f Rovade and its vicinity. a ane WEDT and irish Peratses, 10,0001s forsale 4 S T. ELLARD BEANS & Ge 2 Broad wt, aye ae jmati, 272 feet, and the boldness to advocate in his place in the popular bianch of Congress, the repeal of all neutrality laws. And to cap the whole, a demagogue has been elected President of the Republic founded by the virtuous George Washingtion and his compatriots, who proposes to make piracy a conscientious crime by offering a price for property, and take it without companetion if the sum is refused as insudicient by the rightful owner. OQ, texpora! O, mores ! (eA. German paper asserts that pressic acid only causes suspension of life at first, and that one who takes it can be restored to animation by the {pouring of ascetate of potash and salt ‘dissolved in water, on the head and jspine. ' Rabbits have been so recovered. t’Trinity Church spire, in New York, is 264 feet; St. Paul’s, 234. The Presbyterian Chureh spire, in Cincinoll. St. Peter's Church, in Philadelphia, is 233 feet; St. Peter's, at Rome, 550 feet. chasing water, until the water companies will agree to furnish us at twentyfive cents per inch. L. C. McKissey, Junction Bluff. M. Dunuap, Columbia Hill. A. W. Fouuts, Badger Hill. Geo. B. Brown, Birchville. Joe. Howe, Miss. Valley. —— Morenovss, jr., N. San Juan. D. C. P. Cummings, Cherokee. 3d. Resolved, That above named committee be requested to wait on the ditch companies andacquaint them with the action cf this meeting, and inform them that they need not turn on water to any of said mining companies, unless at the reduced price of twenty-five cents per inch. 4th. Resolved, That the Secretary be required to have the publication of the roceedings of this meeting made in the Nevada Journal and the Nevada Democrat, On motion, the meeting then adjourned, subject to the call of the Chairman or Seccoeere, for a future meeting. CHAS. E. OLNEY, Prest. A. Easton, See’y. dec12-2t by one hundred and twenty-five deep. It will contain ample accommodations for all masonic purposes, and the appointments and decorations of the rooms will be on the most splendid and costly scale. The Masonie temple in Philadelphia, which is regarded as a miracle of beauty and magnificence, cost about $300,000, but this edifice is expected to cost $500,000. It will probably be located on Broadway. ForTIFICATIONS OF CALIFoRNIA.—It is intended by the Government, when the fortifications of San Francisco harbor are completed, that the fortress and arms thall be as follows: Fort Point 154 guns, Lime Point 80 guns, Angel Island 40 guns, Aleatraz Island 50 guns—total, 324 guns: Ofthese guns the majority throw balls as heavy as 64 pounds; some of them are 120 pounders, and the lowest are 32 pounders. The fortifications at Fort Point and Alcatrez Island, the most important positions are in an advanced condition, and could be prepared for a heavy fight in a short time. we could take the great world in our ! arms. ‘hen come gloomy hours, when the fire will not burn on our hearths and all without and within is dismal, cold and dark. Believe me, every heart has its} secret sorrows, which the world knpws not, and ofttimes we call a man cold when he is only sad. “Can you give me two halves for a — Y’ inquired a loafer ata retail store. “Certainly, sir,” said the accommodating clerk, placing the two halves on the counter. ‘To-morrow I will hand youa dollar,” said the loafer, as he pocketed the halves. AGAINST THE RarLroap.—The people of . Placer county, in the late election, de¢ided that the county should not subscribe $100,000 for the construction of a railroad from Folsom to Auburn. The vote stood 319 for and 3,432 against. We could expect nothing better in view of a similar vote on the Pacific Railroad project. ~~

sg ‘ 7 7 ’ VOL. 6. NO. 31. NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 12, 1856. WHOLE NUMBER 343. F ‘d Sey 4 ee SACRAMENTO ADVERTISEMENTS. BUSINESS CARDS. A NATIONAL SONG, Miners’ Meeting. CauirorNia JusticE.—Porter’s Sprrit. . Tue ANNuaL Exopus oF CoNnsuMP 4 ft il il 0 Uy nha . = : : ae “KEEP STEP TO THE MUSIC.” At ting of the mi f North . has a California correspondent, who re. tives.—It has become fashionable tor ) ’ 4 *. Post Office Literary Depot. [1 witiayson. I. N. DAWLEY . a meeting of the miners of Nor inten the Selbowing secesranse gu,enemlivasalndves, er sealk Umar with in se “= Fal a j T re ta NEY. H * PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING BY GARDINER & KIRK, -WILLIAMSON & DAW LEY, BER. Fr er, San Juan, Junction Bluff, Sweetland’s, Ens h & . ik: inet ] di: . . r g d “ f fying the manner in which justice . pulmonary diseases, to migrate annuall nN ANKERS = : plifying j ,to mig y N. P. BROWN & Co Third Street, two doors from the Post Offce, Sacramento. B: ’ “Keep step to the music of the Union.” Birchville, Cherokee and Badger Hill,. \,.¢ dispensed with, in the palmy days . like birds of passage to warmer lati2 . % [= Agent: ada Journal. : 2 STAND, 30 MAIN STREET, NevaDa. . _ : ; t ne st ae ? 3 ‘: —— Se Seen B ereds babes 46 Teh ost Pricey aid for Gold Du ee soos ide ee ayy ee Sat exile on Monday, December Ist, 1856,. of California, when Alcaldes, eleeted by . tudes, where they hybernate. Florida ‘ , 2 oP a4 ‘Ss < i sgh 21€ national heart, P BCU e : o . : ° E.G. WAITE, ink a G. L. TUCKER, GEO. THACHER. UY Cy, Gounty and State Scrip. Gold Dust sentto . And which in one gonone pathem combines” held pursuant to a general call, for the . the miners of the district, ruled supreme. d Cuba, on the approach of winter, ‘ TREES & ; ; e ie States and insured. s holiest hopes and its holiest designs. 5s * dias oa Inet : MAIN STREET, NEVADA. WINES & LIQUORS, Geld Dust eenttothe United States Mint, San Francisco eae oe ages purpose of taking some measures An individeal by the name of ‘Green . ke eve principal part of oer ee eS ma 2 ee 2 A Ee for coinage. os pies Keep step to the music—though trators advance tomaads dlievidlive thémeedites difiihad borrowed some forty dollars of an. j valids, upon whose hectic chee and be a BAN FRSRGT SCO PRICES ere ne ee aes nee Se nga Bipbeig y other of the soubriquet of Shortez—. cbld brows the demon of consumption , Bor six anonths, “0 FORM CASE. Checks on Sacramento andSan Prancisco. . . . Like the dew-damps of might in the brightuess of. day. culties under which they have been} Now, Shortez could not obtain the has set its seal, The New York i see sany menthe, 2,00 Tucker, Thacher & Co. and will receive Special and General Deposits, Attention . Keep step to the musie—that song of the stare laboring for a long while past, in conse. money, though Green had struck a lead, . cal Specialist thinks that this. winter P le copies, 25 . See creN e eee sats ollections. r 7Which brighten our standard—come peace or come wars. a 2 e i ‘ til tae Advertisements inserted at reasonable rates. ee soy by none Se or Our step shall be true, and THE UNi0N shall be ". quence of the high prices asked for . and was known to have dust. Green e odus of consumptives from the North Job Work, in all its varieties. neatly and promptly ex. Syrups, for cash at > an Francisco prices. aug29 Cc. W. MULFORD ’ The wea tehgned aid eee ee ere, woe ene tenet water by the companies furnishing it to was a large, powerful man, but had no} 1 positively detrimental to them, It = with the best material, and at the lowest eash : apa : B ANKER Keep step to the music—and trample in scorn iin tinh is lnealities a the said diktricte grit, and Shortez offered to fight him for says : ? AGENT COLLINS & Co., ae So aS ere : ;, . the money, but Green backed water—] “<All experience has proved that after L. P. FISHER, San Francisco, office iu the iron buildM* ba sateen Sauces oe The flag neath which heroes and freemen can tread. . Mr. O. E. Olney was called to the chair, . 'The claim was then brought before the . tubercles have once begun to soften, ‘ ing, Montgomery strect, opposite the Pacitie Express. and Drafts on the Atlantic cities, aud do the usual busi. __ ea and R. H. Farquhar appointed secretary. . Alcalde, on a cold, rainy, dismal eve-. the progress of the disease is much more , Gardiner & Kirk, Sacramento, bookstore, two doors ness of his office. Keep step to the music—its tones are as dear 2 oie 5 ° : sai aa ~ from the Post office. All persons holding his certificates of deposit are reques= op Bn of beens Be kn ee After a brief exposition of tho objects ge gg as there was some consi 308 rapid in warm climates. The rocess Clark & Secley. L: on’s Express, San J ted to present them for payment. Petre silaggyp ange mee eS = Bes x. 2 j 7 . } 4 . ~ : se Ste agg Waarda. Rewust 8, 1856 Distinct as the billows, yet one as the sea,”? for which the meeting had assembled by + uae gig Bie EN ab Pep x ee a 1s pte ks = ten, “oes & Prete = Z , eer” _ leven 8 robust heaith: . 7 ee aa — ape eee I ~ . . : . To the Travelling Public! R. MM. Hunt, Wi. D. ; 4 i the chairman, on Rotep of L. C. Me ing crowd, with long beards and hair,. much more so must it be to those who f California Stage Company. Stree tes cS ree EA Pee Ye re cba il ourna . Kibbey, a committes, of six, consisting . patched pants, rimless hats, toeless. have become debilitated by the existij The Stages of this Company. will EL DORADO BUILDING, SS ee ee eee G ) of Messrs. Farqu iesay, McKibbey, . boots, ete, The Hon. Judge was un-. ence of a chronic malady, among the cave their office, George Lewis, A; mp A asealapag St ag 3 s ¢ = : . s . . . iaieae teckaces Cor. of J and Second sts, Sacramento, . Neva. Avenst S—hn : —]. £ One desires no more indelible evi-. Foults, Bulachey afid Winham, was apwell, but sat up in his bunk, with a red . chief results of which are enervation NOW READY, Harvey Hunt, 4. D. i ae «. -noistnd: bythe adbotih Yo draft resolu-. . B@udana” tied round his head. Thejand depressed vitality! And it is : Likres Mawita Oe an OUR FALL STYLE OF GENTLEMEN'S OFPFICE—IN CRITTENDEN’S BRICK BUILDrNG, . dence of the depiorable degeneracy of . P A wd “ie : ” = case was clearly proven. The Alcalde wrong to suppose that the presence of ‘ ramento in tme for the 2 o'clock boats for San Franciseo, DRESS BAT, ROOM NO. 1. (Up Stairs) MAIN STREET. national virtue pyong the Americans . 40S expressifg of its eclings upon the . decided that Green must pay, and if he . consumption renders a person less susAlso, / o clock, A. M. ry Auburn as an ac= ~ sore = 7 . Pe %. = i . : Peco arama sakes ag via Aubura a ae Which uu apreciated nmast be seen. It is beauty, lightNevada Ang. 8 1856. than the landations bestowed by the mp that e the subject of our de would not. a committee of three were to ceptible to become affected by maladieson Manyevi1E ness, and durability combined, Peay TRH CR LUT TT A lberations. at lati ore S ae : Sep iere loca use q Leaves the above named offices Every morning at 7. 20-tf COLLINS § CO. Cor. of J and Second streets. EASE HENRY MEREDITH. . press of an ascendent party upon a The committee, after a few minutes’ aang aac i needles get the “6 hich er their wig= 2 1 Sonate t #elock, A. M. passing by Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, DUNN & MEREDITH, NE BEE 4 : Th , a money, and also the court costs. Upon . or climatic influeace. The activity of See ee Bat etaving &¢ Mar yerilic Waison & Bein, pitiniwaGmeebiudktae. taka 1© Pa-. absence, reported the following : this, Shortez 10se and said: ‘Your . all the functions is weakened, and the JAMES HA\VORTH, Prest. C. S. C. W. S. MCROBERTS, Agent. Nevada, March, 7, 1256.-tf DAILY STAGE LENE: From Nevapa To WasHINGTON not ree On and after Jan. 1, 1856, the above Pere Paes ws! Line will run as follows : Leaving Nevada, at 8 o'clock, A. M., and passing by Mountain Spring House, Morga Cold Sprin White Cloud, Gold Hill and Alpha, and arriving at Washington oy 1 o'clock in the ernoon. {tis the NEARFsT and Best Route to Washington, Jmega, Scotchman’s Creek, Poor Man's Creck and Sareka. Returning the stages will leave the SourH YuRBA HOTEL every morning at 9 o'clock, and arriving at Ne~vada by 1 o'clock, x with the California Stage Co's Coache Tramento, Marysville, and Sh ® Office—South Yuba Hotel, Washington. A. 8. OLEN, PROPRIETOR. W.S. McRorerts, Agent, Nevada. Nevada, April 18th, 1856—tf. . connectir »s for Auburn, Telegraph Line of Siages. The subscribers respeetfully inRee form the travelling pul Besa have purchased th ese Stages of Abe W above line of ener, and will Leaving the Aierican Exchange, Nevada, every mornng ate o'clock, passing by Montezuma aud Oak Tree Ranch, arriving at San Juan at lL o'clock. Connecting with ‘T. G. Sinith’s Saddle Horses for Camptonville the ame day Returning leaves San Juan every day at 1 1-2o0’clock. Express matter promotly attended to WM WILSON, & Co. Proprietors. W.S. McRorerrs nt. SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILROAD. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. TNTIL FURTHER NOTICE the cars of the Sacramento ValJ ley Railroad will leave as foliows : a PASSENGER TRAINS. T12A.M. and3 PLM l nd 4 1-2 P.M. ON SUNDAYS, Beside the re ar Passenger train, there will be a 10 a. M. train from Sacramento. FRFIGHT TREINS at they } Hardware and Iron Store, No 163 J street, Second door above Sixth street, Sacramento. Se and Dealers in For Hardware. The followin present steck : Iron, Copper, Steel, Nails, Plonghs, Shovcls, Adzes, Hatchets, Anvils, Vices, and Spring Balances, Stock and Dies, Strap and Butt Hing Ox, Log, Trace, Halter, and Coil Chains, Sett of Mill Ir mplete, Hook Plate, Mill. Muley, € Cross-eut and Pit Saws, Corn and Coffee } all sizes, American Locks and Latches, of eve ry variety, Butts, Window and Blind Fastenin ; ttention ot rted stock of SHELF Goons, ast Market prices, purchasers to their well a . “hich they offer at the Loy Sacramento, June 13—3n. No. 175, J. Street, between 6th and 7th sts. Sacramento. AVE ON HAND, and offer for sale, a complete assortment of Groceries, Liquors, Prov bbls, half-barrels, and California in s 4, in bbls, ete. PORK, clear and mess, in b FISH, codfish, TEAS, blac TOBACCO, fr dew, smok arsertinent of Liquors, Wines, case goods o iption. h, elephant, fine eut, honeyg do. A gener every des LINDLEY, GEO. W. WEAVER, ‘ih. Mi. Lindley & Co., (Successors to Lindley & Hoope,) WHOLELALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISION, FLOUR AND GRAIN. South-East cornerSeventh and J. Streets, Sacramento. t. W. ie P. Hastings & Co. 164 J Street, Sacramento city. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in gn and Domestic . —— g comprise a part of their TE FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. Secoud Story of Bicknell’s Brick Buil July 11, 1856—3m ng, Nevada, A. A. Sargent, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. DISTRICT ATTORNEY. OFFICE—At Crittenden’s Brick Suilding, Main street. Notary Public, No. 52 Broad Street, Nevada. -' -B. MeFARLAND, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Office on Broad street, two doors above the Justice Office of I. P. VanHa STANTON BUCKNER. c BUCKNER & HILL, AVING associated themselves together i tice of the Law . confided to their t “vada a Yeiniz Office over C_W.M rd’s Banking House Nevada, July 18, 1856-tf WILSON HILL in street, Seana =] RUDOLPH, Druggist & Apothecary, NO. 21 COMMERCIAL E NEVADA A. A. SARGENT, Notary Public, Officee—Kelsey’s Brick Building, Commercial street. n2l J. M’ CONNELL. Ww. M. STEWART McCONNELL & STEWART, Counsellors at Law. f the Mth Judiciol DisAttorneys and Will practice in all the Courts « . trict, and in the Su Offic tp stairs. auge-tf Juno, Pattison W. S. McRoberts. M. H. stom. triot fathers who planted the young tree of the republic and wateredit with their blood, in whatever they did, invoked the God of impartial justice and called upon the nations of the earth to witness the rectitude of their intentions. The descendents of the stern old Puritans had transmitted from sire to son the allabsorbing desire of the pilgrims to found commonwealth, and the chivalry of that period disdained to build itself on murder, robbery and National virtue, in the early years of our history, was throned in every true American heart, and sat in Wuereas, It having been for a long time apparent to the mining interests of the districts of Badger Hill, Cherokee, North San Juan, Junctéon Bluff, Sweetland’s and Birchville. that the prices asked for water by the water companies which have been supplying the said districts are entirely disproportioned to the yield of the diggings, and preclude the possibility of the great majority of the companies realizing anything over their expenses, and believing that such a condition of affairs is injurious not only to the miners themselves, but to the prosperity of the community at large; and with all deference to the ability of the water companies to understand their own interests best, we think also detrimental to their permanent prosperity ; it is, therefore, Ist. Resolved, That for the purpose of making an effectual organization to earry out the objects of this meeting, an executive committee, consisting of oue individual from each mining company (to be chosen by the majority of his company,) in each of said districts, be appointed, which committee shall be empowered to take all necessary measures to complete such organization. 2d. Resolved, That the appointing of the said Executive Committee be confided to a sub committee of six, consisting of one member from each of the said districts, who shall be instructed to rea Christian wrong. judgment on every measure proposed, where the honor of the nation was involved. So nice was the sense of national honor, that inthe first commercial treaty with Greet Britain, an article was inserted preventing, in case of war, the sequestration of debts Jue one nation to another, though greatly against the interests of the United States, many millions of dollars being dte British merchants at the This article was proposed and inserted by John Jay, an . Amevican. time. How closely those old patriots of that time adhered to all the . obligations of solemn treaty stipulations! honor, I will forgive him the debt, and pay the costs besides, if he will only give mea fight. so that I can whale him.” Green, when he heard this, squared himself, thinking that the court-room would be sacred ; but Shortez pitched in at once and clinched. Several, myself included, sprang to separate them, when, in deep tones and waving the bandana, the Judge exclaimed, “Gentlemen, gentlemen, stand back! If the parties wish to effect a compromise, don’t interfere!” And we stood back. Green was whipped in a few seconds, and after that obliged to pay the funds. ‘Tuns or Breap.—H. Berdan, already distinguished as an inventor, and who made quite a stir in the last legislature with his ‘goose-neck” railroad for Broadway, has just completed an enormous oven in Brooklyn, corner of Elm Place and Fulton Avenue, ofa capacity almost sufficient for the supply of the whole city. Five hundred and forty barrels of flour can be baked every day, if the powers of the oven are put to their full test. The apparatus is purely scientific in its construetion, with specific reference to the preservation of the alcoholic gases and other valuable properties which are wholly lost during fermentation, in the ordinary process of baking—none of these being allowed to escape. While exposed to the heat, several organs suffer as a consequence and become prone to diseased action. The refugees banish themselves from the comforts of home and the society ot friends—mental axiety and depression are the consequences, and these reacting on the enfeebled body tend to waste it, or even militate against any beneficial agency the climate may exert in fostering and strengthening its reeuperative powers. Privations also attend this residence in a foreign land—wonted habits are broken through—locomotion is attended by fatigue and exposure— and frequently it is impossible to obtain those things and that advice which are essential to the proper management of themselves and the treatment of their disease.” Avoip ExTremes.—‘In the times of turbulence,” said Washington, “when the passions are afloat, calm reason is swallowed up in the extremes to which measures are attempted to be carried; but when those subside, and its empire is resumed, the man who acts from principle, who pursues the path of truth, moderation and justice, will regain his influence.” These are golden words.— We conimend tnem to every man who is tempted to sacrifice his deliberate convictions, whether in polities, social life, business or otherwise, to what he thinks expediency. There is not really amore : gure seid Pix caniive Cainmiiice 16 con. ang Rania : : fatal thing, in the long run, than this Will leave Folsom at 8 1-2 4. M. (except =n Sacramento, Aug. 8, 1856. Wage Robe rts, Eusstom & ¢ 9. ) } . . . sot said # sie ap C itt t ee n the bre ad 18 constantly 1n motion, on a 1 ] me 8 di z: ff ] d Wil leave Sacramento at 1. (exee See eR ——~ tN Bonds of neutrality had strength and. vene in Green’s Concert Hall, North series of revolving platforms, and finally “ usive i lency. = only de\ Passenger car will be run in co a a 5 « caiers in +1: ¢ 9 <j P ‘4 rcday < AB ‘ eae as bs auches -onscier evctik Gealne Het # Gees eters spr internmati onal Hotel. Family Groceries, Provisions, Wines . durability then. Self-interest or popular . San Juan, wife Wedne sday, the 3d De emerges on miniature rail cars, ready auches the conscience but generally : RATEOF TOLL. By Henry Eisenmenger, i z roce » Provisions, 1S . cember, 1856, at one o’clock P. M., there “ Avoid, *assenger fare—between -acramento and Fo! . Sunday n, both wa O nth, $30 00 . 90 K street, hetwee Board by the Week. Mn Third and Fe s of all Kinds, Corner, A.B & Co's, Corner op Full faith was given to international agreesympathy swayed not the right. : re : em © = to take final action in all matters which for delivery. Of course, a uniform and perfectly reliable temperature is indisbetrays its victim. too, as Washington has said, being driven, by , Goauautation ath, a ine eae itera etn ad Commercial streets, N ula angt-tf 2 aalian i ge . i may Come betoe said eae es pensible. This. is. secured by a very Ny = Lone ogg ecg ene Freight toll—Sae. and Folsom, per ton of 20001bs, 3.00 Rooms well Ventilated. LANGTON’S 7 —— — PORE PRT EROOS OF: SENEON ‘tT he following persons were tien apingenious contrivance, consisting of a 1 = = eae bees Seca! betes -ie = peg er ed cisen as of . _Sacramento. 8 pt 5,4 Pion e er Express! of turning. pointed said committee : * a strip of brass, something like thirty feet ace eae oo — it, unless “ OD cincour~s! rigrariophsarer secaey: fe as New store tt New Goods ty . Runs Daily to all parts of the Northern Mines. But to an instance, from which, comMessrs. Morehouse of Sau Juan, Dickin length, within the oven, so as to be on ot cons teal Be aaa t emagogues, For farther particulars see notices ii hand biREMEeard . : z © ¢ . Office—Corner of Pine and Coumercial streets son of Junction Bluff, R. B. Paton of g f 0 your prinrins, or enquire of J. P. ROBIN ON, Supt =. V. R. R. angl5-tf Sup't Otfice, corner 3d and R streets. Henry & Woses Hirschman, THE COURSE goed have opened at the Corner of Main stre and offer for sale z excellent stock of HAVANA CIGARS, 7 Allkinds of Tobacco, smoking. chewing. Cards, Match:s, Pipes, and every artic tal g to the trade, They beg the pul i on them, as they flatter themselves that entire satisfaction will be given. notto is toe “Quick Sales and Small Profits,” eing anxious to repair in some degree the heavy losses scently sustained. H. & M. HIRSCHMAN Nevada, Aug. 8, 1856.--tf Lumber! Lumber! Lumber! Caldwell, Mills & Co., At their new mill, on Selby Flat are prepared to hevery variety of LUMBER, at short notice, AT THE LOWEsT PRICES. ea > a A They have on hand a large assortment of Seasoned Lumber of Every Variety! And will Saw to order all kinds of Lumber. They will leliver Lumber with their own Teams at any point desired by the purchaser. ice A share of public patronage is requested. CALDWELL, MILLS & CO, W. CALDWELL, T. E. MILLs, J. WORRELL. Angnst 8, 18°6—tf WHOLESALE ano RETAIL LIQUOR STORE. Their . AN OLD PROPRIETOR. E. De Young & Co., holesale and Retail Dealers in (ioceries, . sold at a small advance for the ready cash. Hams in brine. Brandy Gin and Whisky, Porter aid Ale, Schnapps, ortand Cl New Gashes Chl. Butter. New Orlear Sugar, Crushed Sugar, Cigars, Bar Sugar, China No.1 Sugar, Carolina Rice. China R Boston S Lemon S a ed Syrups. and Green Teas, Sperm Candies, Adamantine Candles, Can Fruits, in all varictes, Starch, Camphine, ump Oil, and Tin Ware, ing & Letter Paper. moked Beef, Cal. and G Nails, assorted sizes Shot, Powder and Fuse, Lanterns, Ver Cal. and Chili Beans, Mackerel, Bayou Beans, Yeast Powders, Ground Coffee, Pickles, in kegs and glass, Java and Rio Coffee, Cranberries, i Costa Rica Coffee, Tomato Catsup, Dried Apples, Pepper Sauce, Chili Peaches, Assorted Sauces, Nutmegs, {ispice, hen Cheese, cilla and Macarona, Our endeavors shall not be re <7 se those that } ASON HAND the following articles which will be . ri JOUN PATTISON, AGENT. O. CRANDALI, FURNITURE WAREROOMS. OHUN MeFARLAND, De alerin Fu i sod ew trasses, g iture Beds, MatF. MANSELL, Sign and Ornamental Painter, All work promptly atten theart. Pine street, Nevac aues-tf CHARLES Hi. BAIN, . ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,

1ARPENTERIN > best style and with desBilli id all kinds of FanReasonable thankful for past favors and solic. ts continuance of the same Shop in the rear of Williar House. -in th uson & Dawley’s Banking 16-tf John . Gambie, Surveyor of Mining Claims, Tunnels Ranches, &e. N R. GAMBLE, late Deputy County Surveyor, would has left the office of ' inform his friends ready to receive any is now or scien aa aceomplished Engi ror. Office over S. Connell’s stere; Broad street, opposite Bicknell's Block. sepl2-tf “BOOTS & SHOES!!! led toy and in the best style of ared with scenes now enacting, a parD Sweetlana’s, M. A. Winham of Birchville, A. W. Foults of Badger Hill, and F. Bulacher of Cherokee. allelinay be drawn unflattering to ourselves. Who has not read the career of . was surmised that he designed to invade . Mexico and establish an independent . State, with himself at the head. He was seized and tried by the laws of his country, and though he escaped justice, the severer punishment of scorn and R. H. Farauuar, See’y. J WeEDNESDAY, Dec. 3, 1856. Pursuant to the above adjournment, the miners of San Juan. Cherokee, Badger Hill, Birchville, Junction Bluff, and Columbia Hill, met in grand council at Green’s Hall, on Wednesday, December 3d, 1856. Mr. Charles E.Olney, chairman, called the meeting to order, and the secretary being absent, A. Eastin was elected to fill his place. The committee appointed at said meeting of December Ist, not being present, the following persons were appointed to report on the premises above mentioned, viz : L. C. MeKibby, M. Dunlap, A. W. Foults, Geo. B. Brown, Joel Howe, Morehouse, jr., and D. C. P. Cummings. Resolved, That a representation from each mining company be requested to sign his name to the proceedings of this meeting, with the number composing his company, as a guarantee of whatever execration followed him to the grave.— Aaron Burr would be a hero now, instead of a traitor to his country. It was an unlucky fate that his birth had not been postponed to the present age. If he was attempting to levy war against his own country with the design of wresting a section from the Union, what less has Governor Bell, of Texas, endeavoredto do? How much less guilty of sovereign states, sworn to support the constitution and laws? are several governors If his designs were against Mexico, how much higher would he ber lauded as his genius and capacity for very sensitive to the thermometrical changes; and the least shrinkage or contraction is made to act directly upon the furnace fires, by its connection with in the neighborhood of $40,000. The plan is to furnish bakers with their daily supplies at wholesale prices; and it is contended that this can be done ata much lower rate than they can supply themselves. ‘The economy of labor effected by Mr. Berdan’s invention, is surprising when the number of hands employed is contrasted with the results accomplished—N. Y. Journul of Com. Tueories CONCERNING Eartu Qquakrs.—There are now two prominent theories held by scientific men respecting earthquakes. One of these is what is called the igneous theory, which maintains that the earth was once a molten fire ball, and that its interior is still a fiery mass, and is sometimes caused to generate waves, which produce oscillations ou the earth’s surface. The second is what is known as the electric theory, which attributes the shocks to disturbed magnetic action in the crust of the globe; that the shocks are nociples, yet let there be no hasty jndgments, no wild extremes, but solid earefully considered convictions.— Ledger. revisions, Liquors, Crockery . Millwright and Waclhizixt, . the brilliant Aaron Burr, once wanting On motion, the meeting then adjonrnthe dampers effected by a leve Tl z i ’ yt: Ss) Waa : . 3 ithe sLaro ’ ‘ g ‘ = “2 é ected by a lever. te ah Tauravk * eer? Dp _ 5) SaaS WEEE faithfully executed. . . oe eer Reis ed till Wednesday, December 3d, 1856. . cost of i :5\ maelitnery, with: boll fe The Newark Daily Advertiser eS _ AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE y executed. {but little of becoming President? It A eins EY. Ch’ cost of this machinery, with boilers, . 1S that the ancient humbuy of Gass it ee No. 65 Broad Street, Nevada.) *! ee nidliosae: Seles : C. E. OLNEY, Chin. wells for pure water, &c., is said to be ‘ 5 pss Kid’s treasure has been revived. Mr. Harrington, the celebrated diver, having been applied to by a person in New Jersey. who pretends to have an instrament that will unvaryingly point out metal, even if itis three hundred feet under water, aud with the use of which he says he has found the safe of the steamer Lexington, and also the long sought for “Kid vessel,” which lies under ten feet of mud, and about twelve feet of water over that. Increase oF Jews.—An intelligent writer in the North American Review sitpposes that no class of immigrants has increased more rapidly in this country than the Hebrew. In 1850, a man might count upon his fingers all the Synagogues in the land; now there are at}least a quarter of a million of Jews, frqm eighty to ninety Synagogues, and a /multitude of smaller communities where a nucleus exists which will soon grow into a Synagogue. The city of Sait, in sacks and boxes, Pie Fruits, ate VET EC . 5 : D * New York alon ha es ED See Baricy and Wheat, Quichaiecr: . MIKE LEWIS evil exceeded that of the owl-eyed free-. measures the meeting may see fit to}thing more than powerful electric : e has twenty Synagogues ¥ . Bees undersigned would inform the public that he has Jellies and Jams, in glass, Lamp Giasses ) x te A 1 hock A eartl ke are local and thirty thousand Jews; about oneWw hand a most extensive assortment of the paige a ae eee \ z AxD = oe PES f : SNOCKS, AS rinquakes ar oc Jsi bg asst picmatiesammey ca a Also a variety of other articles toe numerous to mention. A. ROSENBAUM : booter of Nicaragua ? ad opt : . sais twentieth part of the population being Best Liquors fiver wrought to this market. Having rebuilt his Fire Proof Building, with an excellent Cellar under it, he yof the abore articles as quality and prices of our should favor us with a call for we defy competition for the goods. On Hand Again at the City Boot and Shoe Store, Report of the Committee appointed to draft Resolutions to be read before a mecting of Miners at North San Juan, There are neutrality laws now, but government, if it does not secretly conthose who dispute the igneous theory assert that if the interior of the earth were a molten mass, as held by some, such. There are Synagogues in all the chief cities of the seaboard; two in has every facility for keeping any amount of Goods.— Goods h fné Asiice op OF CHARGE <H ee) eee = = Z 2 veh . 4 oh; : . He will keep a good supply of ead with puna? era eee Sign of the “Big Boot nive at their violation, atleast confesses} December 1st, 1856. and earthquakes were caused by waves se este ae five ro BalWHISKY, BRANDY, GIN, ion ~ ONIN : ON COMMERCIAL STREET. F imi : ~ ha ‘ a 5 2 n Ww rieans WINES, PORTER, ALE, : E. DEYOUNG & CO. . Ede dacs Belin LAbAok ers tick. ‘Roce to an inability to enforce them. MaBe it, of the fluid, then the oscillations w ould Chechens acid Sec eee ’ _ in ALE, CIDER, &e., &e. Nevads, Sept. 18th, 1856, i Ist. Resolved, That the preamble and . be felt equally strong on every part of 4 neimnati, Also—All kinds of Case Liquors, Cordials, Syrups, &e. Which have been selected with the greatest care by ompetent jndges, and which will be sold as low or lower than any other establishment in the place. He wiil eontinue the mannfacture of SODA at his old place, whieh is gn article too well known to require reeommendation. Dealers and others wishing to purchase are respectually invited to call and exgmine my stock, augetf J. M. FLURSRUTZ. Brentano . Farth, Corner Maiteaed flume Sta, ey Sgn Juan Nev ada Co Whoelssale and R gan Dea Zs ™ at CEOT HANS. Gents’ Furnishing Geet Boots and Shes: Blankets, Hats And India Rubbers joa,” EEP constanly of bud the larkoce gud best seiceii®d Hin ady mont &e. ty Bits v2 * Jus 1s branches te be found in ay mountain town. The ¢ ns of San Juan and surrounding towns will ind itt toi advantage to . give us acall; and examine Express and Job Wagon. TY JULIEN, offers his services to the people of Nevada 2A, inthe Express and Jobbing business. Ai orders will be promptly attended to. To be found in front of the Nevada Journal Office, Main street, at any linur of the day not engaged on business. Nevada, Aug. sf . BILLIARD . HARRINGTON & PATTERSON, ‘Olong ead favorably Known on Broad street, have re . moved and opened the finest Bilerd Sdloon to be SALOON . rauders leave our shores daily, bent on murder and pillage. The strong arm of the nation is held. pinioued by a party which cheers on the rabble to rapine and blood. More—to give full vent to the spirit of carnage, and relieve the government from the charge of helplessness or imbecility, General Quitman has resolutions drawn up and passed on Monday evening last, December Ist, fully meet our views as to the wantsand necessities of the miners in the several districts represented at this meeting. 2d. Resolved, That we will not only suspend the use of water, but by all honorable means endeavor to dissuade all our fellow miners from purthe earth’s crust. SpLeNpDIp Masonic Tempte.—The New York Herald says that the Masonic fraternity of that State contemplate erecting in the city of New York an edifice to exceed in magnificence and finish anything of the kind on this continent. It is to be five stories high, Ah, this beautiful world! I knownot what to think of it. Semetimes it is all sunshine and gladness, and heaven itself lies not far off, and then it suddenly changes, and is dark and sorrowful, and the clouds shut out the day. In the lives of the saddest of us there are bright days like this, when we feel as if a r; y el ty tia Ont salt ms : Hy > > . . a HOLDRIDGE & NICHOLS; iva ue 5 olU; Atel oxamnihg Hs Dace sea duathy betes . bse co cette Gee Mig Mmlion & Corn of white marble, one hundred feet front Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Preserved Fruits §c. No. 79 Brogd Street, Nevada. TS subserjbers haye nosy on hand and design keeping a complete assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, —Consisting of— Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Spices, Pepper, Flour, Bacon, Preserved Peaches. Nails of every variety. Can Fruits, and all articles usually found tn stores of this kind. We design keeping a complete varicty of everything in our line, and would be pieased to have the opportunity of waiting on those desirous of purchasing. Goods delivered free of charge fm the vicinity of Neada 16-tf SIMON ROSENTHAL & BRO.,, i AS established himself for the prosentin his new Wooden building on the Corner of Main and Washington sts., Nearly opposite his old stand. ie has supplied himself with a new and very choice sertinent of DRYGOODS Which will be sold at the same rates as heretofore. adies are particularly requested to exaanine his goods oefore purchasing elsewhere, Nevada, Ang. &th—tf FOR SALE. 4 Valuable Lot of Land. Engnire at the Journal Office. North San Juan, Sept. 5, 1856--—tf U. S&S. BREWERY. Head of Main street --------. Nevade. THE BEST AND STRONGEST In the county at 70 cents per gallon, and bottle bear at $2.00 per dozen, delivered every morning fres of charge, . To merchants who sell in the country 4 liberal commission will be allowed. Depot, 18 Commerei. ( street, where all orders will be promptly attended to. o24-tf A.1 *ancis Shelhorn, Prop’r. “Post Office Saloon,” JUST OPENED BY FRANK LARKIN, 5 fee will keep the BEST LIQUORS, fixed up in the BEST STYLE. There is & neat and comfortable Sitting-room attached, where gentlemen can enjoy the tiavor of his fine Cigars, or imbibe @ social glass with his friend, without intrusion or annoyance. Come, boys, and see me! FRANK KIN, No. 2 “Post Office Block,” Pine st., sepl2-tf next to McRoberts, Funston & Co's. Attention AH!! W. WULFY,, better known as GEN L WULFF, « would return his sincere thanks to the publie for the patronage heretofore extended him, and would inform all his friends that he has re-opened again on Pine Street, 2 doors above the Post Office, Where he willconstantly keep the CHOICEST HAVANA CIGARS, PIPES, TOBACCO, of all Brands. Fresh Fruits, Candies, §¢, Wholesale and Retail. 19-tf BRENTANGS PURTH. . Brick Haciding. on SASS MAIN STREET. 2. pereby temet’ 2m invitation te ail their patrons ry rte da vy Bera frequent visits aril they hereby pledges themacives to )S'T¢ 45 good satisfaction as formerly . Fn Saloon will be farmgshed With new and magnificent Billiard Tables and evév) S¥Perdage complete. The B e's * 9 ugh j Is fitted ap in the! finest «ryt aed onto’ vith the . choicest and most gostly Liqu ve oe 1 gar. Nevads, Angust 29, 1856-4 “ Ae p-N. G. MILLMAN. 5. GRAPTON SMITH. 1% Millman & Smith, i NO. a bROLP STREET, NEVADA CITY. ; Siem, House and Urnaimenta pPainters, Glaziers &e. : YONSTZANTLY on band & forsale French & Ameriean } Fae Hangings, Window Sader and Landacane . Also-——Widie Lead, Oii an? Suxed . ef.0e Lates%btyle. Prints of ali kif. ds. 2 All orders peaimaptly attended to, Wore neatly exeentbh dispatch*sand at low figares. October Litt F. SCHOTTE, At Willian & poswley’s Heakieg Howe : OLD DUST AND <otmshe.t ey ere, Stsertgnion ensayo promptly ani faithiully giee* “<> tp six to twenty four hours—in Bare” (ag i guaravtee my Assays an ences that may «rise in the sate, w of the U. =. Mints. aL ik pay any dies ke Assays of any EY vera of Novas [gm Refersto any of the Guid Dast pacve* *f Rovade and its vicinity. a ane WEDT and irish Peratses, 10,0001s forsale 4 S T. ELLARD BEANS & Ge 2 Broad wt, aye ae jmati, 272 feet, and the boldness to advocate in his place in the popular bianch of Congress, the repeal of all neutrality laws. And to cap the whole, a demagogue has been elected President of the Republic founded by the virtuous George Washingtion and his compatriots, who proposes to make piracy a conscientious crime by offering a price for property, and take it without companetion if the sum is refused as insudicient by the rightful owner. OQ, texpora! O, mores ! (eA. German paper asserts that pressic acid only causes suspension of life at first, and that one who takes it can be restored to animation by the {pouring of ascetate of potash and salt ‘dissolved in water, on the head and jspine. ' Rabbits have been so recovered. t’Trinity Church spire, in New York, is 264 feet; St. Paul’s, 234. The Presbyterian Chureh spire, in Cincinoll. St. Peter's Church, in Philadelphia, is 233 feet; St. Peter's, at Rome, 550 feet. chasing water, until the water companies will agree to furnish us at twentyfive cents per inch. L. C. McKissey, Junction Bluff. M. Dunuap, Columbia Hill. A. W. Fouuts, Badger Hill. Geo. B. Brown, Birchville. Joe. Howe, Miss. Valley. —— Morenovss, jr., N. San Juan. D. C. P. Cummings, Cherokee. 3d. Resolved, That above named committee be requested to wait on the ditch companies andacquaint them with the action cf this meeting, and inform them that they need not turn on water to any of said mining companies, unless at the reduced price of twenty-five cents per inch. 4th. Resolved, That the Secretary be required to have the publication of the roceedings of this meeting made in the Nevada Journal and the Nevada Democrat, On motion, the meeting then adjourned, subject to the call of the Chairman or Seccoeere, for a future meeting. CHAS. E. OLNEY, Prest. A. Easton, See’y. dec12-2t by one hundred and twenty-five deep. It will contain ample accommodations for all masonic purposes, and the appointments and decorations of the rooms will be on the most splendid and costly scale. The Masonie temple in Philadelphia, which is regarded as a miracle of beauty and magnificence, cost about $300,000, but this edifice is expected to cost $500,000. It will probably be located on Broadway. ForTIFICATIONS OF CALIFoRNIA.—It is intended by the Government, when the fortifications of San Francisco harbor are completed, that the fortress and arms thall be as follows: Fort Point 154 guns, Lime Point 80 guns, Angel Island 40 guns, Aleatraz Island 50 guns—total, 324 guns: Ofthese guns the majority throw balls as heavy as 64 pounds; some of them are 120 pounders, and the lowest are 32 pounders. The fortifications at Fort Point and Alcatrez Island, the most important positions are in an advanced condition, and could be prepared for a heavy fight in a short time. we could take the great world in our ! arms. ‘hen come gloomy hours, when the fire will not burn on our hearths and all without and within is dismal, cold and dark. Believe me, every heart has its} secret sorrows, which the world knpws not, and ofttimes we call a man cold when he is only sad. “Can you give me two halves for a — Y’ inquired a loafer ata retail store. “Certainly, sir,” said the accommodating clerk, placing the two halves on the counter. ‘To-morrow I will hand youa dollar,” said the loafer, as he pocketed the halves. AGAINST THE RarLroap.—The people of . Placer county, in the late election, de¢ided that the county should not subscribe $100,000 for the construction of a railroad from Folsom to Auburn. The vote stood 319 for and 3,432 against. We could expect nothing better in view of a similar vote on the Pacific Railroad project. ~~