December 24, 1858 (4 pages)

3 eres Office on Main Street, opposite Wells, Fargo & Co. and Langton’s Express Offices. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, MORNING, nY— N. P. BROWN AND E. G. WAITE, TERMS OF THE PAPER. For One Year, 10 S0¥anee. oo. scscecescecnccese $5 00 For Six Months, in advance.. 0.0. .sccsscese0d > OO) Bree NG es easing cance ntas as 200 J-3Advertisements conspicuously inserted at Teasonable rates. ge Papers sent by mail payable in advance. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING EXECUTED WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH. Legal Advertisements. SHERIFF'S SALE. Y virtue of an Execution to me directed and issued . WU out ofthe Dist. Court of the 10th Judicial District for rnia, ona j y.AD1 Martin Chees ulvler the name ¢ B. Lupton and Richard Lupton, Defen of $772 86, with interest on $155 35 cal Advertisements. Summons, . STATE OF CALIFORNIA, log COUNTY OF Nevaba. so District Couot of the Four said State. The People FRED. RINDERER, Greet h nth Jnd District of r the Stateof California, to reby Summoned to appear and answer the intof ANTHONY LAIMEISTER filed ag RHOER, within Ten days from the = f ithis county, within Twer District and ont of t ou in the need on aid Conrt the reon at the r, of ith day af June A. D, thi if served on yon in v, and w out ¢ i av of October A. 1,000, with interest month, fi yim the complaint to said action to be due ntiff from Defendants upon a promissory note, exhibited and set forth inthe iplaint afi id, together with 5 percent upon the sel fees and ¢ P suit nd sale ed to the and interest -oun,foradecree of forecloss described premises mortthe Defendants to secure ituated on the We i ld r anz’s house and jot to the south a lot ing Two hundred and Lot immediately > feet front, aad one biumnd Lot joining to the north on + said a house now ocenpicd as a 1 the tenements and ap or in anywise apperiming by, through or r either of them, may be barred t, title, iateest or equity of re rte: lpremlses as described u accompanies (ij ainin j under sz . and foreclosed of all r j de tion, in or to tl resaid, airue ¢ tum -d thatif you fail to answer aintif will take day of January 5 at the r by defanit, together with and interest on the balance nic 1e Court such other costs suit tid complaint. Ihave taken in Execution a certai n tUFUS SHOEMAKER, i known asthe * ’ lo i rid, do he et my cated about ¢ of ot Littl > . he t 3 the aud Conri, at ¢ in the State of Californ } cuy of Nevada, this the izuh day of October, D 1858. in the Cement Crushtenances, locat Also —The De ing mill, with T« same hi Notic day of DECEMBER, o'clock, A. M. and I Court Honse D . the above aforesaid j Given ur 2d day of I on MONDAY ir o'clock, I ae ada, I willsell for property, to satisfy anc t office, in Nevada, on S. W. BORING, Sheriff. RELL. Deputy. Ep. Be ber 3, 1858—tds. Decemt Summois, State of Califorma—County an e's Court, befor nuder my hand, thr h day JNO. ANDERSON, Ju Nevada. Nev.’12, [4#58—td DISSOLUTION, Th >co partr e } tofor the undersigned consent. All quested to m find their account lection. ,er fore existi Nov 18th—3w IN BUCKNER. ange ae Se —_— 4 = = Thee F J. B. New A. L. A i j \ ‘ t l 1 ate the indebted € iB. NEWMAN. A. L. ALSTON. E.H . DONNER, Wityess. 3w H. Ww. GALVIN, Manufacturer and dealer in SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, . BRIDLES, COLLARS, WHIPS, &C. ge On Pine Street, on Door beiow Sc fe t ore A ee 6 oe be Ghee Horse, Tam nov te everything int AT PRICES Cy JOB WORK done promptly and in MyStOCKIS LARGE I feel contide ticles in my Nevada, * THAT DEFY COMPETITION, good style. andas I DOMY OWN WORK vat L can please every one wanting art. 17, 1858—3m. "Still Another Chance! Keystone Market and Variety STORE. ON HAND AT ALL TIMES Meats and Vegetables, Live Fowls Fresh Eggs, Butter and Cheese. QUAIL, DUCK, &c 1 When to be foundin lower markets F YOU want to purchase any of the above ted articles at LOW RAT “Come sec our house, No. 1S ‘ al et. The meat market i r the rietorship of A. McALLISTER, The Variety Store is under the supervisien of Z. P. ROUSSIN, F. T. MANN. Nevada, Oct. 29—tf DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist on those wishing his services Corner Room 2d Story Kidd & Knox's Brick. ter came sens PA = posure ofthe nerve or othe be filled without car All Dental operation ed ina neat and substan al manner, and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases Dk. CHAPMAN desigus making Nevada his permanen esidence. n2L-3in Dr. CHAPMAN will be happy to wat th af ex1 itive County Surveyor’s Office COURT HOUSE, NEVADA Joun CL. GamMBLE, ? J. OSTROM bounty Surveyor. 5 Deputy. ned against employing h as may be deputized LL persons are hereby cauti 3 other Surveyors than st from this office. Extract from Laws of California.) Crap.20, Sec.3. No vey or re survey hereafter mace by any person ¢ t the County Surveyor or h ity shallbe consideredlegal evidence in any Court ithin this State. JOHN L. GAMBLE. Nevada., June 26th1857. GEO. THACHER & CO’S. CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA WINES, M. H. FUNSTON, AGENT, NEVADA FPVAE undersigned? having been appo Acent inNevasla, for the sale of the ve celebrated Wines, would respectfully call the attention of those wishing to use the above excellent and heaithful bevertge that they can have it at wholesale prices, with freight added, by calling on = ap? M. H. FUNSTON, New Crockery Establishment ! A. G. PIER having purchased for Cash the Largest and Best Selected Stock of GLASS, GRANITE, AND FINE CHINA WARE Ever offered in the mountains, is now prepared t furnish his customers at the old Creckery Store of Crit tenden & Potter, opposite C_W. Mulford’s Banking House Main “treet, Nevada, Allarticles in the above line at prices satisfactory. NOTICE. AME TO THE GOLD FLAT SAW MILL ABOUT the fivst of Novemoer, a BRINDLE OX, branded O on left hip. The owner can haye him by proving property and paying charges. Nevada, Nov, 12—!w Sa ee ore “ L -— — { oa the } will . ert RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. suty By Wo. Surry, De iderer & Rhoer.—In District Court siion of the Court by aflid of Play 4 ¥ herein tha id Praintiit o1 id Defen food ca action ¢ and ths ia ns be served upmonths in a tt said Sum ication for per p romney nunder my hand this llth day of Oct ber, A. D. Sheriff's Sale. Deeree of Fore Va d know nna nd at office, in the city o h day of December, i258. Ser mye S.W. BORING, Sheriff. Sheriff's Sale. he Counts ef December, A ep was rendered in ia District of la, in favor of ¥, Sarah Lan Three Thous Nevada D. 1858. a final j . the District Cc the of Cali State as on the said Lith ordered and decreed eset forth in Plam y_ therein ‘el of land de of Com building . by vet, thence south half way > ercial street, thence nging at public e Cour ‘ iy, A.D 9 betweenthe hours of 16 o'¢ d 4 o'clock P. M. to satisfy and pay sa i . Given under my hand iv the eity 16th day of December, AD. 1273 . S.W. iL By Ep. BURRELL, Deputy. of Nevada, thi RING, SHERIFF ‘NEW LIQUOR STORE . oT. NEWAN & Ca. iM the citizer vada d adjacent towus that they have opened a i) D 4 4 WHOLSALE LIQUOR STORE On Comutercial Street, Kelsey's Building, Ne Where they keep on hand ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS, WINES, &¢ . Ofthe Very Best Quality, 'ALL LIQUORS WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER . Than ever before Offered in Nevada City Ww Givi US A CAL. M. H. FUNSTON . Can alwaysbe found at this Establishment, Where he would be hoppy tosee his old friends and T. NEWMAN & CO. Nevada, October 22, 1858=+tf Customers, 2* t i City and Star Bakery. ESTABLISHED IN 1880. HE undersigned takes this method of informing tha citizens of Nevada and vicinity, tlrat he stiil coutinues in the Baking business, and is prepared to furnish his old customers and the community generally with the best of every article in his line. Boston Brown, Graham, and Rye Bread, kept coustautly on Wand. Fruit, Sponge, Lemon. and Pound Cake. always in readiness. Wedding Parties, Families, and Restaurants supplied with eveiy variety of Bread and Pastry at the shortest notice. JOHN HURST. Nevada, December 4, 1257. tf Pata sncttnaeiaiit =m laenta aaa ies te . ¢ ) Clerk « se SN AS GPS FV 8 gg mua iia ai i 2 i i a lc mi OP mR ETN ASEAN i ER ca A A aL mR PR HEFL. ARH! Legal Advertisements. Summons, State of California— County of Nevada—ss. District Court o. the Fourteenth Judicial District of said The People of the State of California to THOS. P. HES*—GREETING : 7OU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appear and answer the e¢ int of Matthew Sparks and Heary B> parks, fi ainst vou and David Wood within Ten daisfrom the service of this Wri, if served on you in this County, within Twenty Days if served on you in this viet and ont of this County, and within Forty days ifserved on youin the State and ont of this Dis rie:, inan action commenced on the 7th day of Nov. A. D. 1858 in said Court for the r rery of $2,651 00 due and payable to the said Plaintiffs from the Defend anis Thos. P. Hess upon a written agreement bearing date 9ih of Noy, A.D. 1854. conditioned for the paymeat ofthe purchase money of certain prew particalarly ce ¢ in the complaint ; toge:her wiih interest on un of $1,100 00 from the 9th day ot October A. D. from jvdsment till paid ; also to obtain a decree of s Court for the foreclosure of the Plaintiff vendor's lien, and for a sale of the preinises described in the complaia ore Viz: A cermai lzes located, lying, and being on the am known asthe South Fork ofthe Yuba river, and being erected acre scream known as koown as Spa Wood's TG ibed and idge being formerly being now know» s ads Teaci Also.b ne be bills on boil oll house, st USES canner don which all of :Lhe above gud is erected: iogether wiih ad appurtenances balonging or said I »and premises ; remain avier applying all of the », then that Plaintif’s ‘ st said Defendanis : also, thatthe Defendar and allof them, and ail anlevery person clanning under them, or any or ei:her of them subseque nily to the mencement of this aciion, may be barved and fo ¢ claim, lic alli be rit in any W end if a id + or equiv of redemption in or to thes premis r rtihereof, and for spch other or further relief, or he premises, as may be just and equiioble. ne you are here jed icomplaint a> 1 tment 2 1 costs of st tif that if you fail to answer 0 directed, Plaintiff will 1ake uN. t y therefor by default, together with t, and also Cemand of the Court such other relief as is p-ayed for in the 1 complaint In te 10onv whereof 1 I ~a 1 et and and imp ‘e, in N inber A, D. 185 RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Cienk. MITH, Depuiy. ) t 270, f Californi: sup tion ¢ t the above na re sides out of this therefore ordered that service be made on said Thomas P. Hess, by publieaiion of the Summons in Nevada JouRN published insaid county, « iod of Three monih Given under; TH( >a new Spar nee in each week for the Pp lis. } lihis Nov. 10th 1858 . LW. CASWELL, ¢ My hand and the seal of the ed, this 1Jth day of Noy. A. D. ty Judce. True Copy stryct Court hereto a RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. By Vi. 2 OF CALIFORNIA, f Nevada, l4th Judicial Distric tod ;Ss 1 aleom set fo 3 of the Clerk in th nthe ¢ a » offic uli, togeth rt ourt such ot romplaint. SHOEMAKER, set whereof. 1 triet Court aid. do hereunto ‘ r ss he seal « 2id Court at Offi y of Nevada this 18th of October, RUPUSSHOEMAKER By Wim. Smith, Deputy. fornia—County of Nevada ; to my sati vr of the t the abovex above hasdeparted from and resides out of said State It is therefore ordered that service be had upon said defendant, Ch , by publieation in the Nevapa JOURNAL A r pnolished in Nevada for the term of three mm , once a week ( ormy hand at Chambers, this 16th day o October, 1858, Witness NILES SEARLS, District Juds Attest Rurus SHoFMAKER, ( J. Anderson & McFarland, Atty’s for Plv’m, October 2 sm Notice of Insolvency. In the District Court ef the Fourteenth Judicial District of the ~tate of Califo 1. Inthe matter of the Petition of J. H. RICKE *,an Insolvent Debtor. . grt site TO AN ORDER of the Hon. Niles s , Indge of the said Distriet Court, ni 2 is iven to all the creditrs of the said Insolvent J. , to beand appear ere the Hon. Niles Searls afore in open Court at the Court Room of said Conrt.in the city and County of Nevada, on the 13th day of December, A. D. 1858, at 10 o'clock, A. M., of that day. then and there to show cause, if any they can, ‘rv of said Insolvent should not be granted, ument of his Estate be made, and he be rged from his debts liabilities. in pursuance of fhe Statute in such e and provided ; and in the mean time all proceedings against said insolvent be stayed. her H. Ri ASE 1 Witness iny hand and the Sealof said Court this 13th day of Octover, A. D 1858. (Seal) RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. By J. 8. Lambert Deputy A. Ae SarnGENT, Att'y for Plaintiff. wctol. THE SENATE SALOON. BRICK BUILDING, Under the National Hotel, Broad st. HE subscriber ly ed the largest and finest Sa loon in Nevada tue above name and in the above place. Two splen i) = ARD FABLES Adorn the premises and conduce to the pleasure of those who deiizht in the noblest of games. \} is supplied with the choicest LIQUORS 3 { in the State, and sold at only Iyveive and a half cents a Glass. OYSTERS! KEPT ON HAND AT ALL TIMES. toomis large, commodious, cool and delightful for ¢ hot summer we: er about to commence hom. Fiolmes, MANAGER. Nevada, April 16th. NEW BILLIARD SALOON Harrington & Patterson, Olong and favorably known on Broadstreet, havere ) moved and opened the finest Billiard Saloon to be foundin the mountains, in the new Brick builing, on the corner of Broad and Pine Street, opposite Kidd & Knox's brick building. 3 They hereby tenderaninvitation to alltheirold patrons and friendsto pay them frequent visits andthey hereby pledge themselves to give as good satisfaction 1s formerly. The Saloon will be furnished with new and magnificent Billiard Tablesandevery appendagecgmplete. The Bar Is fitted up in the finest style and supplied with the I estand most eostly Liquorsand Cigars, Novada, January 16, 1857.—tf aug29 UNITED STATES BAKERY, ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. HE UNDERSIGNED having purehased the interest of L. W. DPEIFUSS, in the above well known BAKERY. will hereafter carry on the business and are prepared to furnish their customers, and all who may favorthem with a call, with all articles in their line at prices to suit the times. Boston Brown and Graham Bread of a very superior quality, constantly on hand ; also, FRUIT, LEMON, POUND K SPONGE CAKE. Wedding Parties, Families and Restaurants supplied with every variety of Bread and Pastry usually found in New York Bakeries, at wholesale prices. JULIUS DREIFUSS, 0. EASTMAN, .July 3—ti sed of all vizht, . ada city, this lith day of . ITH, Deputy . } t of said State th » of California, to JOSEPH . S; Greet ARE HEREBY summoned to appear and an swer to complaint of ‘ward Kelsey, filed t you w n days from the serviceof this writ rved on vou 1 . Within iwenty days if} on you in this Distriet and out « \f served on youin action comme mm sa a certitied copy of which . 2 ition that . Legal Advertisements. CONSTABLE’S SALE. ‘TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Township of Nevada, ss. By virtue of an Exeecution to me delivered issued irom the Court of John Anderson, Esq. an acting Justiceof the Peace in and for the County af day of November, a. D, i , to satisfy a judgment rendered by said Court on the 12th day of November, A p. 1858, in favor of JAMES McLEAN and against A. GRABER and BARUH for the sum of $80 06 debt. interest, damages and eosts of suit. 1 have taken in ecution, and wiil sell to the highest bidder for cash, the following deseribed property. to.wit :—A House and Lot situated on the old road leading from Nevada city to Washington, and in the County of Nevada, known as the Baruh house and lot, I will sell the same at the Court House door, in Nevada city, on SATURDAY the Miscellaneous Advertisements. ST. LOUIS HOTEL, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA KASPER HAUPT, PROPRIETOR. uid, bearing date 15th. Good Wire-Proof Building ! IN THE CENTRE OF THE CITY. i hae ABOVE NEW HOTEL is furnished throughout in a geod style, and is open for the ACCOMMODATION OF THE PUBL I THE TABLE. WILL BE FURNISHED PTH EVERY DELICACY To be procured in the City Markets. W Ist day of January, A. p. 1859, between the hours of . The Sieeping A partme nts 9 o’clock, A. Me. and 5 o’cloc Taken as the properly of satisfy the above demands end accruing costs. U. 8. GREGORY, Constable. Nevada, Dee. Ifih, 1858. CIvY TAXES! Crry Marsnat’s Orvice, Nevapa, ) December 10th, 1858. au. of said day.— ver and Baruh to Y virtue of an Ordinance enacted by the Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada, on the 20th day of November 1858, a tax was Jevied upen all the assessed and taxable property withiw the cor porate limits of the city of Nevaca fer the fi year ending May hundred dolla of one dollar 1 twenty-one y f fifty cents upon each on sed value ; also, a poll ta ch male inhabitant of said i yre and over. . By the s , duty of the City M: » by publication in a ne itv, that said taxes are ¢ collect the same. rive e mentioned « h notice in rdinance that from ereby afier Mone my room, (with D. Belden, over Harrington & Patterson’s) fr 10 A. M. tod P.M. to receive s tyx Fes; all pro; nwhich taxes sl due and mnpaid ont d Monday of Jant pb. 1859, will } tand ulvertised accordin i ubject to extra charges as per ded. Property holders and inhabid that the law In regard to the coli ictly enforced. , City Marshal. URDINANCE NO. 37. AN Orpinance Levying and Providir lection of the City T The Trustee folloy delinquent ordinanee mad te lection of city 1g for the collor his Depaty, collect tor shall forthwit ’ some newspaper, tht j! I . c taxes are due: le, and . wee at which he 1 ‘ tt the law in regard to their co tion will be ly enforced See. 4. . tax ¢ ment roll, : jon all tor . then owi to the tax pi estate me, }t rwith suc the . : z Iso § 1} that it Iso a . { or nd t, With the levy thereshall be published for ome newspaper or suppublished in the ¢ ion shall also desi sucee . plementto a ne { Nevada. Su time and place of the sale, which shall not be less . than twenty-one nor more than twenty-cight days . from the first appearance of the publication. All . real estate shall be sold in front of the Court House door, and all sales shall be maue by the Marshal or his deputies. Src. 6. The provisions of the Act entilled an Act to providerevenue for the support of the Gement of this Sta ved April 29th, 1857, f trol, direct and 1 ieate, record and al collector, under th dinanee. To enforce the collection of the poll tax as provided in this Ordinance, the ollector may ize so much of any and every sp of property, right, claim or possession whatever, claimed hy any person liable to, and refusing to pay such poll tab, as will be sufficient to pay said poll tax and costs of seizure, and may and shall sell the sam any time or place, upon giving a v 2 hour previous tosuch sale. Any person indebted } to another, liable to poll tax, who shall neglect refuse to pay the saine, shall be liable to pay same to such other person, after service upon him . by the tax collector, of a notice in writing, stating the name or names of the person or persons so liable, and owing such poll tax, and may deduct amount thereof from such indebtedness. collector, afler having deducted the pell tax f which such property was sold, and the necessar fees and costs of sale, shall return the surplus « proceeds to the owners of the property : a delive sion of the property by the tax col irchaser, at any sueh sale, sball be a 1 the purchaser, without the execufor, by th tax collector. weedings of the tax Sere. 7. sel 1] notice one suflicier tion of ad Passed’ ber 30th, 1858. Ht. H. FLAGG, Presi A. B. Was Clerk. decil “~ * : tms = _——— PACIFIC MUSEODM, Corner of Clay and Kearney Streets. OPPOSITE PLAZA, SAN FRANCISCO. This large Establishment where may be seen the most complete and interesting variety of WELD ANIMALS Ever col ected on this Caast, consisting of 150 LIVING ANIMALS. A great variety $f natural curiosities. WAX STATUARYTZ Consisting of the following groups : Birth of the Saviour, s ; ittle Children , Christ Blessing Littl Seca: Trialof Christ, . Intemperate Family Queen Elizabeth's Palace. PARKMAN & WEBSTER. Open from 7 A. M.toH P.M. Large additions have ately been made to the cabinet of curiosities rendering at the present time 2 perfect temple of wonder. Adams, the Animals,and a Band of Music Are constantly playing forthe amusement of the spectators, Admission to all parts of the house 50 cents. L. P. FRISBLE, Business Mana ger San Francisco, Sept. 17—tf one dollar as a . manner of the . The tax . Are well ventillated, and supp!ted with The best Mattrasses to be purchased, Clean Sheets, and all the little” neoessaries. The Bar is supplied with Good Liquors WINES, ALE®. CIG ARS, Xe. Thave procured the service of the BEST COOKS, attend personally to the wants of my Guests, and will be pleased to ure a large portionor the patronage of persons visiting Nevada. Nevada, Nov. 19—tf THE NEVADA JOURNAL Book and Job Printing Office. i the aure WHOLE NUMRBE4I7, The Acvara Journal Northern Lights--High Tides. On the evening of the 27th ult (October) there appeared one of the most beautiful and remarkable aurora borealis ever witnessed in this latitude. Shortly after 7 o’clock, P. M. the northern sky was spanned with arches of pale green quivering light, traversed with numerous rays of the most brilliant red and purple colors, extending far over the heavens. ‘The motions of these luminous rays were exceediugly rapid and gracetul, well meriting the name of “merry dancers,” applied tothem by the natives of northern Europe. We have not witnessed such a splendid aurona since the month of January, 1838. During the week referred to, the northern lights appeared with different degrees of brillianey every night, and in conjunction with these, the tides rese several feet higher on two successive days than had been the case for several years. This took place several days after full moon, and at a period when very high tides are unusual. What could have been the cause of these wonderful natural phenomena? In the polar regions orealis is vcry common culring the tong dreary saason when no Main Street, Nevada, opposite the Express Offices. YQ. The Proprietors of this Establishment would inform the citizens of Nevada county, that they are always prepared to execute PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING, , and Accurate manner, and as We invite attention to our . ic AEs Certificates.. Cards. Ball Tickets ClC.. t .ete BROWN & WAITE, Proprietors. TALLMAN & TURNER, Brick Building, No. 18 Commercial street, Nevada Nien of the “LARGE PADLOCK. — . EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND a very large and Ik general as nt of stoves, Finware, Hardware, &e. &e. &e Also—Bench Tools, Table Cutlery, HYDRAULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS. — COPPERSMIEITHING, — sared todo all kinds of rtm ppersmithing in the JOB WORK notice. A notice. 2} we can sup Broad strect, Nevada. JOHN A. LANCASTER, Welltrained fleet and roan } 2 SADbia DLE HORSES, well equipped tor rk Ladies or Gentlemen will be ready at alltimes ceinthe business and an earnest desire my friends,leads meto begeneral sa ion, to Horses on adiness with careful drivers for r 5, &e. &e, of my stock will permit me to say that those ure, or engaged on business would do well to J.A. LANCASTER, A long experi to retainthe contidence of live I will beable to, Particul. tion } ular atte NEW STORE! . DAVTEHITPORT & Co New Groceries. AVENPORT & CO., respectfully inform their old friends and customers that they have taken the New Fire-Proof Store, corner of Main and Washington streets, and are now receiving a Splendid Assortment of Provisions and Grocer ies, LIQUORS, Kho. Also—A pf FAMILY GROCERIES. «Which we offer at the lowest market Prices. choice assortment ga Miners wishing to purchasetheir WINTER SUPPLIES would do well to give us a call before purchasing elsewher 7 GOODS de Nov, 26--tf ao Ss«New Ssaddler’s Shop. GY) frig, Id 6S Broad st., opposite National Ex THOTAS PEARSON 7 OULD respectfully inform the citizensof Nevada \ and vicinity that he has opened a SADDLER’'S SHOP, Woere can always be fotind Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Spurs, Whips, and in fact everything usually found iu a store of this description. Country traders will de as well at this store, as they canin the cities below. REPAIRING Of ol kinds neatly and promptly done. Nevada, Aug 13th, 1858. ered free of charge. TO PELE rTSTCIrA Ns. TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED proposals for she care and enstody of the Indigent sick of Nevada County, will be received up to Febrnary ist, 1°59, at the office of the Clerk ef the Beard o Supervisors o! -aid county. By order of the Board of Supervisors. JOHN GRIE, PrestAttest—Rufus Shoemaker. Clerk. By J. 3. Lambert, Deputy. Nevada, Noy. 12—tf . varible uli light of the sun appears. In these countries of a perpetual frost and snow, the brilliant red and orange colors of the aurora impart a cheerful warm glow to the chilling scenes of an Arctic winter. Scientific American. Our readers will remember the account given by us of a most remaakable exhi bition of aurora borealis sometime since. By a,comparison of dates we find the phe. nomenon occured on the same evenin given above by the Scientifie American. Thus it was visible New York and California at the same time; or rather in same evening. ‘The exhibition commenced in New York about7 o’clock, and here about 9 as the difference between the two points in solar time is about four hours, the phenomenon made its appearance here about six hours after it was first seen in New York. ANew Tevecrapuic ENrerpPrise.— . } The Boston Transcript says that Frederick N. Gisborne, whose connection with Atlantic telegraphing is well known has siarted an undertaking for connecting Novia Scotia and Cape Ann by a submarine wire, which will render Boston independent of New York in iegard to communication with Halifax. ‘Lhe wire from Cape Ann is to touch the Novia} Scotia shore at Yarmouth, and will be between two huvdred andthree hundred miles in lenghth. From Yarmouth the telegraph extends overland to Halifax, and is already built, and is uvder the cortrol of Mr. Gisborne. The iength of the entire line between Halifax and Cape Aun will be about 450 miles, instead of 700 miles, which the present telegraph traverses through Novia Sco} * tia, Brunswick, and Maine. The cost of the swhmarine connexion with Yarmouth (N. SYitis said will be $150,000, oc} County Treaszrer’s Card. To the Citizens of Nevada County: The Grand Jury at its recent se proper in their report to ve sion have thought present “te their fellow citizens of Nevada County” that my conduct as County Treastrer bus been corrupt and criminal. Had that tribunal confined itself to a discharge of its lawful duty by delivering to the proper Court an indictment or presentment charging me with a public offense or offenses, I would have respected its members as worthy citizens and fellow men, and in silence assumed at once the grave task of meeting charges so made in acedrdance with ruies of law and gentlemanly propriety. But the Grand Jury through the super-officious zeal and industrious malice of a few of its members have not oniy transcended therequirements of official duty, but the plainest rules of justice and moral proprieiy porting to the publie “as Facts,” thefr own imere conclusions, ignorantly jumped at upon a pa and prejudiced ivenstigation. Did not the Jury know this report would be prblisi not the hypocritical maliener who dr: its publication, when he addresses in fellow citizens of Nevada County?” Grand 1? Did it design “his hetanding it was inten { [could be tried upon a single eharge preferred, that report prefaces the serics of! hoods, i to be given to th “lct~ stupidities and corrupt mis-sia‘ements it contains against me, with the remark “we respectfully report As Facts which various witnesses HAVE SUBSTANTIATED under oath.” I intend to establish the falsity of this report in this respect upon my trial, but suppose they have reported the facts and evidence ? When, or on what occasion, or on what charge by any former or by this Grand Jury made, did such a tribunal descend to the unfair and despicable measure of reporting to the public the eircumstances, testimony and facts of a charge before atrial can be had? They say in their report they found two indictments against others, besides the presenfiaentagainst myself. These in¢;ctments are and manslaughter, but serious as those CRIMES are, not a line, nor pars for mur: h, nora moing “to their felw citizens of Nevada county” the facts and circumstances of those cases, . . ment’s labor was bestowed in show They filed their presentagainst me indueform for"a MISDESEANOR. Why in addition haye they resorted to “the aaprecedented course of officially and beforehand belying Iny case, if it isnot tomake me unable to find, if possible, none of my fellow-men unprejudiced when they are called upon, as they must be, to try and decide its issues? I submit to every good man, if the report is not desigued to prejudice my rights as an accused party—to cause the pubhe to condemn me before a hearing—to deny tome that impartia}. ity guaranteed to the lowest felon, and to encourage unfeeling and villainous attacks from snarling and jay-hawking newspaper presses tolerated in this State to its lasting disgrace. ment” Its authorship is well known io myself and others to belong to an unprincipled and shameless trickster, whose appetite for spleen, meanness and revenge is as insatiable as . that of a hyena for carion and filth. I am reluc. tant to believe that many of the members of that . Grand Jury considerately gave their sanction to e report so full of falschoods, silliness and meanness. They were inveigled into signing it by the hypoerisy and false representations of one who procured for himself that position’ to assail and injure me, backed as he was by pettifogging industry never bean occasion. To show tho . public how ridiciously false and absurd is this report towards myself, I will quote from it the followimg, viz :— fore witnessed on such “Sth. The Treasurer has i collected monies from part ed AGAIN THE sau] ey on THE same license ssued licenses to and ; sin Grass Valley and icense to and collected monfrom parties in Nevada.” Ts not this a self-evident and silly falechood 7— low I as Treasurer regaine: } pvssession of licenses and the capital wf the eompany which . 1 284 once issued in Grass Valley so that THE sium it is proposed te form is $400,000. mecting was convened at the Merchants’ . Exchange to bear the project explained in detail by Mr. Gisborne. : . Bis i An amusing incident occurred in Vermont several years sinee, the subject being Ephraim Maxwell, well known throughout the State, as the editor ofa popular religious newspaper, and an old bachelor, withal. One day Eptraim got married, and as is the custom, we believe, everybody went to the village church the Sunday following to see the bride and groom. The minister arose in his pulpit and announced for his text: “Ephraim is joined to his idols, let him alone,” and just at that minute Mr. Maxwell passed down the aisle to his seat, amid the titer and smiles of the coagregation, ADVERTISING.—Stephen Girard says “I have always considered advertising, liberally and long, to be the great medium of success in business and prelude to wealth. And I have made it an intoo, to advertise in the lullest tines, long experience having taught me that money thus spent is well laid out; as by keeping my business continually before the public, it has se. cured ne many sales that I would otherwise have lost.” Tue Lorv’s Taste.—lIn illustration of the controversy that has arisen concerning Henry Ward Beecher’s liberal stvle of invitation to the communion, the anecdote is quoted of an Knglish Judge, who, on being refused the bread and the cup, because he was not a member of the dispens'ng church, quietly remarked; *Oh! T beg your pardon, I thought this the Lord’s table: I have nothing more to say, if it is only a privaie little supper of yonr own !” “Don’t all speak at once,” as the instructor said to his deaf and dumb pupils. “A light breaks upon my brain,” as the bull said when the butcher’s axe hit him. “T hope [ have’nt hurt your feelings,” as the raisin-seed said to the hollow tooth. The Syracuse Journal gives us an infallible remedy for the gout—“Board with a printer” “T’ll be hanged if I do,” as the criminal said when the sheriff told him to step upon the gallows. In « convention of females, whatever is voted upon is always passed by a handsome majority. ora eRe =‘% could have been issued to other parties in Nevada is @ yvestion that considerate Grand Jury seemed neyer to have thought of. The single cireumstance that a licettse was proineed before them ou which the name of Charles R. Eeiwards had been by one of my Deputies through mistake entored, hen erased, which Edwards never for, and which was afterwards and for the first time issuzp t?\D, Ellard Beans & Co., constituted the sole fonadation of this) senseless and false assertion, 2 . paid a do Edward's business did not justify him in ‘cking such a license, while Beans & Co's did. This license was filled, up as far as the name, for Edwards, but neyer-issued to him, nor to any one but Beans & Co., whose names were inserted in the same when issued or delivered to them. This will be understood when I make known, that these licenses are PRINTED and are of different classes, 9th, 10th, &e. This simple occurrence is the mare's nest which exeite . the suspicion and alarm of this and faithful body takes and omiss most astute d doubtless like slight misneiuce. the other charges con f this Grand Jury—-« secret inquisition—a relie of barbarism, which in these modern days is too often made the means of concealment for personal malice or craven revetige, and a lever to oppress, malign and intained in the rc and one-sided jure. I cantot now with justice to myself enter upon my defence by explaining my whole course as County Treasurer. Ihave near relatives who surTheir unsullied reputations are as dear to meas my own. Both in this matter are at stake. I believe I live still among men—among civilized men—that Courts of Justice are designed to acquit the innocent as well as to convict and punish the guilty. Before these tribunals I now promise to establish the iruth and justice of my statements. I will simply ask my fellow citizens to await the re" vive. sult ofa fair judicial investigation. T. W. SIGOURNEY. Nevada, December 17th 1858. Lisrary.—The “Monterey Library Association,” at Monterey, contains about 1,200 volumes, mostly historical works. It is the oldest established library in the State. => When a stone was once thrown into the pulpit where John Murray was preaching, in Boston, he picked it up, and holding it before his congregation, said, “This is a weighty argument, but neither rational nor convincing.” Receipt rok Poverry.—tIf yon want to keep poor, buy two glasses of ale each day amounting at the end of the year to $89 50; smoke three cigars, $5465; keep a big lazy dog, $15; a cat, $4; in all, the snug little sum of $110 25. Enough to buy seven barrels of flour, ony hundred buskels of coal, one barrel of sugar, one sack of coffee, a good coat, arespeciable dress, and half « dozen pairs of shoes.

3 eres Office on Main Street, opposite Wells, Fargo & Co. and Langton’s Express Offices. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, MORNING, nY— N. P. BROWN AND E. G. WAITE, TERMS OF THE PAPER. For One Year, 10 S0¥anee. oo.. scscecescecnccese $5 00 For Six Months, in advance... 0.0.. .sccsscese0d > OO) Bree NG es easing cance ntas as 200 J-3Advertisements conspicuously inserted at Teasonable rates. ge Papers sent by mail payable in advance. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING EXECUTED WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH. Legal Advertisements. SHERIFF'S SALE. Y virtue of an Execution to me directed and issued . WU out ofthe Dist. Court of the 10th Judicial District for rnia, ona j y.AD1 Martin Chees ulvler the name ¢ B. Lupton and Richard Lupton, Defen of $772 86, with interest on $155 35 cal Advertisements. Summons, . STATE OF CALIFORNIA, log COUNTY OF Nevaba. so District Couot of the Four said State. The People FRED. RINDERER, Greet h nth Jnd District of r the Stateof California, to reby Summoned to appear and answer the intof ANTHONY LAIMEISTER filed ag RHOER, within Ten days from the = f ithis county, within Twer District and ont of t ou in the need on aid Conrt the reon at the r, of ith day af June A. D, thi if served on yon in v, and w out ¢ i av of October A. 1,000, with interest month, fi yim the complaint to said action to be due ntiff from Defendants upon a promissory note, exhibited and set forth inthe iplaint afi id, together with 5 percent upon the sel fees and ¢ P suit nd sale ed to the and interest -oun,foradecree of forecloss described premises mortthe Defendants to secure ituated on the We i ld r anz’s house and jot to the south a lot ing Two hundred and Lot immediately > feet front, aad one biumnd Lot joining to the north on + said a house now ocenpicd as a 1 the tenements and ap or in anywise apperiming by, through or r either of them, may be barred t, title, iateest or equity of re rte: lpremlses as described u accompanies (ij ainin j under sz . and foreclosed of all r j de tion, in or to tl resaid, airue ¢ tum -d thatif you fail to answer aintif will take day of January 5 at the r by defanit, together with and interest on the balance nic 1e Court such other costs suit tid complaint. Ihave taken in Execution a certai n tUFUS SHOEMAKER, i known asthe * ’ lo i rid, do he et my cated about ¢ of ot Littl > . he t 3 the aud Conri, at ¢ in the State of Californ } cuy of Nevada, this the izuh day of October, D 1858. in the Cement Crushtenances, locat Also —The De ing mill, with T« same hi Notic day of DECEMBER, o'clock, A. M. and I Court Honse D . the above aforesaid j Given ur 2d day of I on MONDAY ir o'clock, I ae ada, I willsell for property, to satisfy anc t office, in Nevada, on S. W. BORING, Sheriff. RELL. Deputy. Ep. Be ber 3, 1858—tds. Decemt Summois, State of Califorma—County an e's Court, befor nuder my hand, thr h day JNO. ANDERSON, Ju Nevada. Nev.’12, [4#58—td DISSOLUTION, Th >co partr e } tofor the undersigned consent. All quested to m find their account lection. ,er fore existi Nov 18th—3w IN BUCKNER. ange ae Se —_— 4 = = Thee F J. B. New A. L. A i j \ ‘ t l 1 ate the indebted € iB. NEWMAN. A. L. ALSTON. E.H . DONNER, Wityess. 3w H. Ww. GALVIN, Manufacturer and dealer in SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, . BRIDLES, COLLARS, WHIPS, &C. ge On Pine Street, on Door beiow Sc fe t ore A ee 6 oe be Ghee Horse, Tam nov te everything int AT PRICES Cy JOB WORK done promptly and in MyStOCKIS LARGE I feel contide ticles in my Nevada, * THAT DEFY COMPETITION, good style. andas I DOMY OWN WORK vat L can please every one wanting art. 17, 1858—3m. "Still Another Chance! Keystone Market and Variety STORE. ON HAND AT ALL TIMES Meats and Vegetables, Live Fowls Fresh Eggs, Butter and Cheese. QUAIL, DUCK, &c 1 When to be foundin lower markets F YOU want to purchase any of the above ted articles at LOW RAT “Come sec our house, No. 1S ‘ al et. The meat market i r the rietorship of A. McALLISTER, The Variety Store is under the supervisien of Z. P. ROUSSIN, F. T. MANN. Nevada, Oct. 29—tf DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist on those wishing his services Corner Room 2d Story Kidd & Knox's Brick. ter came sens PA = posure ofthe nerve or othe be filled without car All Dental operation ed ina neat and substan al manner, and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases Dk. CHAPMAN desigus making Nevada his permanen esidence. n2L-3in Dr. CHAPMAN will be happy to wat th af ex1 itive County Surveyor’s Office COURT HOUSE, NEVADA Joun CL. GamMBLE, ? J. OSTROM bounty Surveyor. 5 Deputy. ned against employing h as may be deputized LL persons are hereby cauti 3 other Surveyors than st from this office. Extract from Laws of California.) Crap.20, Sec.3. No vey or re survey hereafter mace by any person ¢ t the County Surveyor or h ity shallbe consideredlegal evidence in any Court ithin this State. JOHN L. GAMBLE. Nevada., June 26th1857. GEO. THACHER & CO’S. CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA WINES, M. H. FUNSTON, AGENT, NEVADA FPVAE undersigned? having been appo Acent inNevasla, for the sale of the ve celebrated Wines, would respectfully call the attention of those wishing to use the above excellent and heaithful bevertge that they can have it at wholesale prices, with freight added, by calling on = ap? M. H. FUNSTON, New Crockery Establishment ! A. G. PIER having purchased for Cash the Largest and Best Selected Stock of GLASS, GRANITE, AND FINE CHINA WARE Ever offered in the mountains, is now prepared t furnish his customers at the old Creckery Store of Crit tenden & Potter, opposite C_W. Mulford’s Banking House Main “treet, Nevada, Allarticles in the above line at prices satisfactory. NOTICE. AME TO THE GOLD FLAT SAW MILL ABOUT the fivst of Novemoer, a BRINDLE OX, branded O on left hip. The owner can haye him by proving property and paying charges. Nevada, Nov, 12—!w Sa ee ore “ L -— — { oa the } will . ert RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. suty By Wo. Surry, De iderer & Rhoer.—In District Court siion of the Court by aflid of Play 4 ¥ herein tha id Praintiit o1 id Defen food ca action ¢ and ths ia ns be served upmonths in a tt said Sum ication for per p romney nunder my hand this llth day of Oct ber, A. D. Sheriff's Sale. Deeree of Fore Va d know nna nd at office, in the city o h day of December, i258. Ser mye S.W. BORING, Sheriff. Sheriff's Sale. he Counts ef December, A ep was rendered in ia District of la, in favor of ¥, Sarah Lan Three Thous Nevada D. 1858. a final j . the District Cc the of Cali State as on the said Lith ordered and decreed eset forth in Plam y_ therein ‘el of land de of Com building . by vet, thence south half way > ercial street, thence nging at public e Cour ‘ iy, A.D 9 betweenthe hours of 16 o'¢ d 4 o'clock P. M. to satisfy and pay sa i . Given under my hand iv the eity 16th day of December, AD. 1273 . S.W. iL By Ep. BURRELL, Deputy. of Nevada, thi RING, SHERIFF ‘NEW LIQUOR STORE . oT. NEWAN & Ca. iM the citizer vada d adjacent towus that they have opened a i) D 4 4 WHOLSALE LIQUOR STORE On Comutercial Street, Kelsey's Building, Ne Where they keep on hand ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS, WINES, &¢ . Ofthe Very Best Quality, 'ALL LIQUORS WILL BE SOLD CHEAPER . Than ever before Offered in Nevada City Ww Givi US A CAL.. M. H. FUNSTON . Can alwaysbe found at this Establishment, Where he would be hoppy tosee his old friends and T. NEWMAN & CO. Nevada, October 22, 1858=+tf Customers, 2* t i City and Star Bakery. ESTABLISHED IN 1880. HE undersigned takes this method of informing tha citizens of Nevada and vicinity, tlrat he stiil coutinues in the Baking business, and is prepared to furnish his old customers and the community generally with the best of every article in his line. Boston Brown, Graham, and Rye Bread, kept coustautly on Wand. Fruit, Sponge, Lemon. and Pound Cake. always in readiness. Wedding Parties, Families, and Restaurants supplied with eveiy variety of Bread and Pastry at the shortest notice. JOHN HURST. Nevada, December 4, 1257. tf Pata sncttnaeiaiit =m laenta aaa ies te . ¢ ) Clerk « se SN AS GPS FV 8 gg mua iia ai i 2 i i a lc mi OP mR ETN ASEAN i ER ca A A aL mR PR HEFL. ARH! Legal Advertisements. Summons, State of California— County of Nevada—ss. District Court o. the Fourteenth Judicial District of said The People of the State of California to THOS. P. HES*—GREETING : 7OU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appear and answer the e¢ int of Matthew Sparks and Heary B> parks, fi ainst vou and David Wood within Ten daisfrom the service of this Wri, if served on you in this County, within Twenty Days if served on you in this viet and ont of this County, and within Forty days ifserved on youin the State and ont of this Dis rie:, inan action commenced on the 7th day of Nov. A. D. 1858 in said Court for the r rery of $2,651 00 due and payable to the said Plaintiffs from the Defend anis Thos. P. Hess upon a written agreement bearing date 9ih of Noy, A.D. 1854. conditioned for the paymeat ofthe purchase money of certain prew particalarly ce ¢ in the complaint ; toge:her wiih interest on un of $1,100 00 from the 9th day ot October A. D. from jvdsment till paid ; also to obtain a decree of s Court for the foreclosure of the Plaintiff vendor's lien, and for a sale of the preinises described in the complaia ore Viz: A cermai lzes located, lying, and being on the am known asthe South Fork ofthe Yuba river, and being erected acre scream known as koown as Spa Wood's TG ibed and idge being formerly being now know» s ads Teaci Also.b ne be bills on boil oll house, st USES canner don which all of :Lhe above gud is erected: iogether wiih ad appurtenances balonging or said I »and premises ; remain avier applying all of the », then that Plaintif’s ‘ st said Defendanis : also, thatthe Defendar and allof them, and ail anlevery person clanning under them, or any or ei:her of them subseque nily to the mencement of this aciion, may be barved and fo ¢ claim, lic alli be rit in any W end if a id + or equiv of redemption in or to thes premis r rtihereof, and for spch other or further relief, or he premises, as may be just and equiioble. ne you are here jed icomplaint a> 1 tment 2 1 costs of st tif that if you fail to answer 0 directed, Plaintiff will 1ake uN. t y therefor by default, together with t, and also Cemand of the Court such other relief as is p-ayed for in the 1 complaint In te 10onv whereof 1 I ~a 1 et and and imp ‘e, in N inber A, D. 185 RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Cienk. MITH, Depuiy. ) t 270, f Californi: sup tion ¢ t the above na re sides out of this therefore ordered that service be made on said Thomas P. Hess, by publieaiion of the Summons in Nevada JouRN published insaid county, « iod of Three monih Given under; TH( >a new Spar nee in each week for the Pp lis. } lihis Nov. 10th 1858 . LW. CASWELL, ¢ My hand and the seal of the ed, this 1Jth day of Noy. A. D. ty Judce. True Copy stryct Court hereto a RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. By Vi. 2 OF CALIFORNIA, f Nevada, l4th Judicial Distric tod ;Ss 1 aleom set fo 3 of the Clerk in th nthe ¢ a » offic uli, togeth rt ourt such ot romplaint. SHOEMAKER, set whereof. 1 triet Court aid. do hereunto ‘ r ss he seal « 2id Court at Offi y of Nevada this 18th of October, RUPUSSHOEMAKER By Wim. Smith, Deputy. fornia—County of Nevada ; to my sati vr of the t the abovex above hasdeparted from and resides out of said State It is therefore ordered that service be had upon said defendant, Ch , by publieation in the Nevapa JOURNAL A r pnolished in Nevada for the term of three mm , once a week ( ormy hand at Chambers, this 16th day o October, 1858, Witness NILES SEARLS, District Juds Attest Rurus SHoFMAKER, ( J. Anderson & McFarland, Atty’s for Plv’m, October 2 sm Notice of Insolvency. In the District Court ef the Fourteenth Judicial District of the ~tate of Califo 1. Inthe matter of the Petition of J. H. RICKE *,an Insolvent Debtor. . grt site TO AN ORDER of the Hon. Niles s , Indge of the said Distriet Court, ni 2 is iven to all the creditrs of the said Insolvent J. , to beand appear ere the Hon. Niles Searls afore in open Court at the Court Room of said Conrt.in the city and County of Nevada, on the 13th day of December, A. D. 1858, at 10 o'clock, A. M., of that day. then and there to show cause, if any they can, ‘rv of said Insolvent should not be granted, ument of his Estate be made, and he be rged from his debts liabilities. in pursuance of fhe Statute in such e and provided ; and in the mean time all proceedings against said insolvent be stayed. her H. Ri ASE 1 Witness iny hand and the Sealof said Court this 13th day of Octover, A. D 1858. (Seal) RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. By J. 8. Lambert Deputy A. Ae SarnGENT, Att'y for Plaintiff. wctol. THE SENATE SALOON. BRICK BUILDING, Under the National Hotel, Broad st. HE subscriber ly ed the largest and finest Sa loon in Nevada tue above name and in the above place. Two splen i) = ARD FABLES Adorn the premises and conduce to the pleasure of those who deiizht in the noblest of games. \} is supplied with the choicest LIQUORS 3 { in the State, and sold at only Iyveive and a half cents a Glass. OYSTERS! KEPT ON HAND AT ALL TIMES. toomis large, commodious, cool and delightful for ¢ hot summer we: er about to commence hom. Fiolmes, MANAGER. Nevada, April 16th. NEW BILLIARD SALOON Harrington & Patterson, Olong and favorably known on Broadstreet, havere ) moved and opened the finest Billiard Saloon to be foundin the mountains, in the new Brick builing, on the corner of Broad and Pine Street, opposite Kidd & Knox's brick building. 3 They hereby tenderaninvitation to alltheirold patrons and friendsto pay them frequent visits andthey hereby pledge themselves to give as good satisfaction 1s formerly. The Saloon will be furnished with new and magnificent Billiard Tablesandevery appendagecgmplete. The Bar Is fitted up in the finest style and supplied with the I estand most eostly Liquorsand Cigars, Novada, January 16, 1857.—tf aug29 UNITED STATES BAKERY, ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. HE UNDERSIGNED having purehased the interest of L. W. DPEIFUSS, in the above well known BAKERY. will hereafter carry on the business and are prepared to furnish their customers, and all who may favorthem with a call, with all articles in their line at prices to suit the times. Boston Brown and Graham Bread of a very superior quality, constantly on hand ; also, FRUIT, LEMON, POUND K SPONGE CAKE. Wedding Parties, Families and Restaurants supplied with every variety of Bread and Pastry usually found in New York Bakeries, at wholesale prices. JULIUS DREIFUSS, 0. EASTMAN, .July 3—ti sed of all vizht, . ada city, this lith day of . ITH, Deputy . } t of said State th » of California, to JOSEPH . S; Greet ARE HEREBY summoned to appear and an swer to complaint of ‘ward Kelsey, filed

t you w n days from the serviceof this writ rved on vou 1 . Within iwenty days if} on you in this Distriet and out « \f served on youin action comme mm sa a certitied copy of which . 2 ition that . Legal Advertisements. CONSTABLE’S SALE. ‘TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Township of Nevada, ss. By virtue of an Exeecution to me delivered issued irom the Court of John Anderson, Esq. an acting Justiceof the Peace in and for the County af day of November, a. D, i , to satisfy a judgment rendered by said Court on the 12th day of November, A p. 1858, in favor of JAMES McLEAN and against A. GRABER and BARUH for the sum of $80 06 debt. interest, damages and eosts of suit. 1 have taken in ecution, and wiil sell to the highest bidder for cash, the following deseribed property. to.wit :—A House and Lot situated on the old road leading from Nevada city to Washington, and in the County of Nevada, known as the Baruh house and lot, I will sell the same at the Court House door, in Nevada city, on SATURDAY the Miscellaneous Advertisements. ST. LOUIS HOTEL, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA KASPER HAUPT, PROPRIETOR. uid, bearing date 15th. Good Wire-Proof Building ! IN THE CENTRE OF THE CITY. i hae ABOVE NEW HOTEL is furnished throughout in a geod style, and is open for the ACCOMMODATION OF THE PUBL I THE TABLE. WILL BE FURNISHED PTH EVERY DELICACY To be procured in the City Markets. W Ist day of January, A. p. 1859, between the hours of . The Sieeping A partme nts 9 o’clock, A. Me. and 5 o’cloc Taken as the properly of satisfy the above demands end accruing costs. U. 8. GREGORY, Constable. Nevada, Dee. Ifih, 1858. CIvY TAXES! Crry Marsnat’s Orvice, Nevapa, ) December 10th, 1858. au. of said day.— ver and Baruh to Y virtue of an Ordinance enacted by the Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada, on the 20th day of November 1858, a tax was Jevied upen all the assessed and taxable property withiw the cor porate limits of the city of Nevaca fer the fi year ending May hundred dolla of one dollar 1 twenty-one y f fifty cents upon each on sed value ; also, a poll ta ch male inhabitant of said i yre and over. . By the s , duty of the City M: » by publication in a ne itv, that said taxes are ¢ collect the same. rive e mentioned « h notice in rdinance that from ereby afier Mone my room, (with D. Belden, over Harrington & Patterson’s) fr 10 A. M. tod P.M. to receive s tyx Fes; all pro; nwhich taxes sl due and mnpaid ont d Monday of Jant pb. 1859, will } tand ulvertised accordin i ubject to extra charges as per ded. Property holders and inhabid that the law In regard to the coli ictly enforced. , City Marshal. URDINANCE NO. 37. AN Orpinance Levying and Providir lection of the City T The Trustee folloy delinquent ordinanee mad te lection of city 1g for the collor his Depaty, collect tor shall forthwit ’ some newspaper, tht j! I . c taxes are due: le, and . wee at which he 1 ‘ tt the law in regard to their co tion will be ly enforced See. 4. . tax ¢ ment roll, : jon all tor . then owi to the tax pi estate me, }t rwith suc the . : z Iso § 1} that it Iso a . { or nd t, With the levy thereshall be published for ome newspaper or suppublished in the ¢ ion shall also desi sucee . plementto a ne { Nevada. Su time and place of the sale, which shall not be less . than twenty-one nor more than twenty-cight days . from the first appearance of the publication. All . real estate shall be sold in front of the Court House door, and all sales shall be maue by the Marshal or his deputies. Src. 6. The provisions of the Act entilled an Act to providerevenue for the support of the Gement of this Sta ved April 29th, 1857, f trol, direct and 1 ieate, record and al collector, under th dinanee. To enforce the collection of the poll tax as provided in this Ordinance, the ollector may ize so much of any and every sp of property, right, claim or possession whatever, claimed hy any person liable to, and refusing to pay such poll tab, as will be sufficient to pay said poll tax and costs of seizure, and may and shall sell the sam any time or place, upon giving a v 2 hour previous tosuch sale. Any person indebted } to another, liable to poll tax, who shall neglect refuse to pay the saine, shall be liable to pay same to such other person, after service upon him . by the tax collector, of a notice in writing, stating the name or names of the person or persons so liable, and owing such poll tax, and may deduct amount thereof from such indebtedness. collector, afler having deducted the pell tax f which such property was sold, and the necessar fees and costs of sale, shall return the surplus « proceeds to the owners of the property : a delive sion of the property by the tax col irchaser, at any sueh sale, sball be a 1 the purchaser, without the execufor, by th tax collector. weedings of the tax Sere. 7. sel 1] notice one suflicier tion of ad Passed’ ber 30th, 1858. Ht. H. FLAGG, Presi A. B. Was Clerk. decil “~ * : tms = _——— PACIFIC MUSEODM, Corner of Clay and Kearney Streets. OPPOSITE PLAZA, SAN FRANCISCO. This large Establishment where may be seen the most complete and interesting variety of WELD ANIMALS Ever col ected on this Caast, consisting of 150 LIVING ANIMALS. A great variety $f natural curiosities. WAX STATUARYTZ Consisting of the following groups : Birth of the Saviour, s ; ittle Children , Christ Blessing Littl Seca: Trialof Christ, . Intemperate Family Queen Elizabeth's Palace. PARKMAN & WEBSTER. Open from 7 A. M.toH P.M. Large additions have ately been made to the cabinet of curiosities rendering at the present time 2 perfect temple of wonder. Adams, the Animals,and a Band of Music Are constantly playing forthe amusement of the spectators, Admission to all parts of the house 50 cents. L. P. FRISBLE, Business Mana ger San Francisco, Sept. 17—tf one dollar as a . manner of the . The tax . Are well ventillated, and supp!ted with The best Mattrasses to be purchased, Clean Sheets, and all the little” neoessaries. The Bar is supplied with Good Liquors WINES, ALE®. CIG ARS, Xe. Thave procured the service of the BEST COOKS, attend personally to the wants of my Guests, and will be pleased to ure a large portionor the patronage of persons visiting Nevada. Nevada, Nov. 19—tf THE NEVADA JOURNAL Book and Job Printing Office. i the aure WHOLE NUMRBE4I7, The Acvara Journal Northern Lights--High Tides. On the evening of the 27th ult (October) there appeared one of the most beautiful and remarkable aurora borealis ever witnessed in this latitude. Shortly after 7 o’clock, P. M. the northern sky was spanned with arches of pale green quivering light, traversed with numerous rays of the most brilliant red and purple colors, extending far over the heavens. ‘The motions of these luminous rays were exceediugly rapid and gracetul, well meriting the name of “merry dancers,” applied tothem by the natives of northern Europe. We have not witnessed such a splendid aurona since the month of January, 1838. During the week referred to, the northern lights appeared with different degrees of brillianey every night, and in conjunction with these, the tides rese several feet higher on two successive days than had been the case for several years. This took place several days after full moon, and at a period when very high tides are unusual. What could have been the cause of these wonderful natural phenomena? In the polar regions orealis is vcry common culring the tong dreary saason when no Main Street, Nevada, opposite the Express Offices. YQ. The Proprietors of this Establishment would inform the citizens of Nevada county, that they are always prepared to execute PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING, , and Accurate manner, and as We invite attention to our . ic AEs Certificates.... Cards. Ball Tickets ClC... t .ete BROWN & WAITE, Proprietors. TALLMAN & TURNER, Brick Building, No. 18 Commercial street, Nevada Nien of the “LARGE PADLOCK. — . EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND a very large and Ik general as nt of stoves, Finware, Hardware, &e. &e. &e Also—Bench Tools, Table Cutlery, HYDRAULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS. — COPPERSMIEITHING, — sared todo all kinds of rtm ppersmithing in the JOB WORK notice. A notice. 2} we can sup Broad strect, Nevada. JOHN A. LANCASTER, Welltrained fleet and roan } 2 SADbia DLE HORSES, well equipped tor rk Ladies or Gentlemen will be ready at alltimes ceinthe business and an earnest desire my friends,leads meto begeneral sa ion, to Horses on adiness with careful drivers for r 5, &e. &e, of my stock will permit me to say that those ure, or engaged on business would do well to J.A. LANCASTER, A long experi to retainthe contidence of live I will beable to, Particul. tion } ular atte NEW STORE! . DAVTEHITPORT & Co New Groceries. AVENPORT & CO., respectfully inform their old friends and customers that they have taken the New Fire-Proof Store, corner of Main and Washington streets, and are now receiving a Splendid Assortment of Provisions and Grocer ies, LIQUORS, Kho. Also—A pf FAMILY GROCERIES. «Which we offer at the lowest market Prices. choice assortment ga Miners wishing to purchasetheir WINTER SUPPLIES would do well to give us a call before purchasing elsewher 7 GOODS de Nov, 26--tf ao Ss«New Ssaddler’s Shop. GY) frig, Id 6S Broad st., opposite National Ex THOTAS PEARSON 7 OULD respectfully inform the citizensof Nevada \ and vicinity that he has opened a SADDLER’'S SHOP, Woere can always be fotind Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Spurs, Whips, and in fact everything usually found iu a store of this description. Country traders will de as well at this store, as they canin the cities below. REPAIRING Of ol kinds neatly and promptly done. Nevada, Aug 13th, 1858. ered free of charge. TO PELE rTSTCIrA Ns. TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED proposals for she care and enstody of the Indigent sick of Nevada County, will be received up to Febrnary ist, 1°59, at the office of the Clerk ef the Beard o Supervisors o! -aid county. By order of the Board of Supervisors. JOHN GRIE, PrestAttest—Rufus Shoemaker. Clerk. By J. 3. Lambert, Deputy. Nevada, Noy. 12—tf . varible uli light of the sun appears. In these countries of a perpetual frost and snow, the brilliant red and orange colors of the aurora impart a cheerful warm glow to the chilling scenes of an Arctic winter. Scientific American. Our readers will remember the account given by us of a most remaakable exhi bition of aurora borealis sometime since. By a,comparison of dates we find the phe. nomenon occured on the same evenin given above by the Scientifie American. Thus it was visible New York and California at the same time; or rather in same evening. ‘The exhibition commenced in New York about7 o’clock, and here about 9 as the difference between the two points in solar time is about four hours, the phenomenon made its appearance here about six hours after it was first seen in New York. ANew Tevecrapuic ENrerpPrise.— . } The Boston Transcript says that Frederick N. Gisborne, whose connection with Atlantic telegraphing is well known has siarted an undertaking for connecting Novia Scotia and Cape Ann by a submarine wire, which will render Boston independent of New York in iegard to communication with Halifax. ‘Lhe wire from Cape Ann is to touch the Novia} Scotia shore at Yarmouth, and will be between two huvdred andthree hundred miles in lenghth. From Yarmouth the telegraph extends overland to Halifax, and is already built, and is uvder the cortrol of Mr. Gisborne. The iength of the entire line between Halifax and Cape Aun will be about 450 miles, instead of 700 miles, which the present telegraph traverses through Novia Sco} * tia, Brunswick, and Maine. The cost of the swhmarine connexion with Yarmouth (N. SYitis said will be $150,000, oc} County Treaszrer’s Card. To the Citizens of Nevada County: The Grand Jury at its recent se proper in their report to ve sion have thought present “te their fellow citizens of Nevada County” that my conduct as County Treastrer bus been corrupt and criminal. Had that tribunal confined itself to a discharge of its lawful duty by delivering to the proper Court an indictment or presentment charging me with a public offense or offenses, I would have respected its members as worthy citizens and fellow men, and in silence assumed at once the grave task of meeting charges so made in acedrdance with ruies of law and gentlemanly propriety. But the Grand Jury through the super-officious zeal and industrious malice of a few of its members have not oniy transcended therequirements of official duty, but the plainest rules of justice and moral proprieiy porting to the publie “as Facts,” thefr own imere conclusions, ignorantly jumped at upon a pa and prejudiced ivenstigation. Did not the Jury know this report would be prblisi not the hypocritical maliener who dr: its publication, when he addresses in fellow citizens of Nevada County?” Grand 1? Did it design “his hetanding it was inten { [could be tried upon a single eharge preferred, that report prefaces the serics of! hoods, i to be given to th “lct~ stupidities and corrupt mis-sia‘ements it contains against me, with the remark “we respectfully report As Facts which various witnesses HAVE SUBSTANTIATED under oath.” I intend to establish the falsity of this report in this respect upon my trial, but suppose they have reported the facts and evidence ? When, or on what occasion, or on what charge by any former or by this Grand Jury made, did such a tribunal descend to the unfair and despicable measure of reporting to the public the eircumstances, testimony and facts of a charge before atrial can be had? They say in their report they found two indictments against others, besides the presenfiaentagainst myself. These in¢;ctments are and manslaughter, but serious as those CRIMES are, not a line, nor pars for mur: h, nora moing “to their felw citizens of Nevada county” the facts and circumstances of those cases, . . ment’s labor was bestowed in show They filed their presentagainst me indueform for"a MISDESEANOR. Why in addition haye they resorted to “the aaprecedented course of officially and beforehand belying Iny case, if it isnot tomake me unable to find, if possible, none of my fellow-men unprejudiced when they are called upon, as they must be, to try and decide its issues? I submit to every good man, if the report is not desigued to prejudice my rights as an accused party—to cause the pubhe to condemn me before a hearing—to deny tome that impartia}. ity guaranteed to the lowest felon, and to encourage unfeeling and villainous attacks from snarling and jay-hawking newspaper presses tolerated in this State to its lasting disgrace. ment” Its authorship is well known io myself and others to belong to an unprincipled and shameless trickster, whose appetite for spleen, meanness and revenge is as insatiable as . that of a hyena for carion and filth. I am reluc. tant to believe that many of the members of that . Grand Jury considerately gave their sanction to e report so full of falschoods, silliness and meanness. They were inveigled into signing it by the hypoerisy and false representations of one who procured for himself that position’ to assail and injure me, backed as he was by pettifogging industry never bean occasion. To show tho . public how ridiciously false and absurd is this report towards myself, I will quote from it the followimg, viz :— fore witnessed on such “Sth. The Treasurer has i collected monies from part ed AGAIN THE sau] ey on THE same license ssued licenses to and ; sin Grass Valley and icense to and collected monfrom parties in Nevada.” Ts not this a self-evident and silly falechood 7— low I as Treasurer regaine: } pvssession of licenses and the capital wf the eompany which . 1 284 once issued in Grass Valley so that THE sium it is proposed te form is $400,000. mecting was convened at the Merchants’ . Exchange to bear the project explained in detail by Mr. Gisborne. : . Bis i An amusing incident occurred in Vermont several years sinee, the subject being Ephraim Maxwell, well known throughout the State, as the editor ofa popular religious newspaper, and an old bachelor, withal. One day Eptraim got married, and as is the custom, we believe, everybody went to the village church the Sunday following to see the bride and groom. The minister arose in his pulpit and announced for his text: “Ephraim is joined to his idols, let him alone,” and just at that minute Mr. Maxwell passed down the aisle to his seat, amid the titer and smiles of the coagregation, ADVERTISING.—Stephen Girard says “I have always considered advertising, liberally and long, to be the great medium of success in business and prelude to wealth. And I have made it an intoo, to advertise in the lullest tines, long experience having taught me that money thus spent is well laid out; as by keeping my business continually before the public, it has se. cured ne many sales that I would otherwise have lost.” Tue Lorv’s Taste.—lIn illustration of the controversy that has arisen concerning Henry Ward Beecher’s liberal stvle of invitation to the communion, the anecdote is quoted of an Knglish Judge, who, on being refused the bread and the cup, because he was not a member of the dispens'ng church, quietly remarked; *Oh! T beg your pardon, I thought this the Lord’s table: I have nothing more to say, if it is only a privaie little supper of yonr own !” “Don’t all speak at once,” as the instructor said to his deaf and dumb pupils. “A light breaks upon my brain,” as the bull said when the butcher’s axe hit him. “T hope [ have’nt hurt your feelings,” as the raisin-seed said to the hollow tooth. The Syracuse Journal gives us an infallible remedy for the gout—“Board with a printer” “T’ll be hanged if I do,” as the criminal said when the sheriff told him to step upon the gallows. In « convention of females, whatever is voted upon is always passed by a handsome majority. ora eRe =‘% could have been issued to other parties in Nevada is @ yvestion that considerate Grand Jury seemed neyer to have thought of. The single cireumstance that a licettse was proineed before them ou which the name of Charles R. Eeiwards had been by one of my Deputies through mistake entored, hen erased, which Edwards never for, and which was afterwards and for the first time issuzp t?\D, Ellard Beans & Co., constituted the sole fonadation of this) senseless and false assertion, 2 . paid a do Edward's business did not justify him in ‘cking such a license, while Beans & Co's did. This license was filled, up as far as the name, for Edwards, but neyer-issued to him, nor to any one but Beans & Co., whose names were inserted in the same when issued or delivered to them. This will be understood when I make known, that these licenses are PRINTED and are of different classes, 9th, 10th, &e. This simple occurrence is the mare's nest which exeite . the suspicion and alarm of this and faithful body takes and omiss most astute d doubtless like slight misneiuce. the other charges con f this Grand Jury—-« secret inquisition—a relie of barbarism, which in these modern days is too often made the means of concealment for personal malice or craven revetige, and a lever to oppress, malign and intained in the rc and one-sided jure. I cantot now with justice to myself enter upon my defence by explaining my whole course as County Treasurer. Ihave near relatives who surTheir unsullied reputations are as dear to meas my own. Both in this matter are at stake. I believe I live still among men—among civilized men—that Courts of Justice are designed to acquit the innocent as well as to convict and punish the guilty. Before these tribunals I now promise to establish the iruth and justice of my statements. I will simply ask my fellow citizens to await the re" vive. sult ofa fair judicial investigation. T. W. SIGOURNEY. Nevada, December 17th 1858. Lisrary.—The “Monterey Library Association,” at Monterey, contains about 1,200 volumes, mostly historical works. It is the oldest established library in the State. => When a stone was once thrown into the pulpit where John Murray was preaching, in Boston, he picked it up, and holding it before his congregation, said, “This is a weighty argument, but neither rational nor convincing.” Receipt rok Poverry.—tIf yon want to keep poor, buy two glasses of ale each day amounting at the end of the year to $89 50; smoke three cigars, $5465; keep a big lazy dog, $15; a cat, $4; in all, the snug little sum of $110 25. Enough to buy seven barrels of flour, ony hundred buskels of coal, one barrel of sugar, one sack of coffee, a good coat, arespeciable dress, and half « dozen pairs of shoes.