February 22, 1856 (4 pages)

ae mie eve —_— NEVADA JO FG. Waite, H. M. Fuller, J. P. Skelton, N. P. Brown. I it VOL. 5---NO. 43. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY BROWN, FULLER & Co. i } } i OFFICE—46 MAIN STREET. 7 = LD. PPRAID III IIe . TERMS: j Yor one yoar in advance, 700 For six months, 400 three months, 200 25 sonable rates. Job Work in ail its varieties, promptly and neatly ;: executed with the best material and at, the lowest . Advertisements inserted at ren: Aiforney and Counsellor at Law. i? WIA 2 RID \ Te WHT aA. DISTRIST ARORA, . Office--No. 2, Potier’s Brick Buildiig, Main st. i B. MCFARLAND, J. 1. CALDWELL . b LAW FIRE. TH i TOSACRAME) ee NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 22, 1856. LANGTON’S _ RXAL, pionFER EXPRESS! . ge oo OFFICES—SAN FRANCISCO, Number 154 Montgomery street, corner of Sacramento. SACRAMENTO, corner of J and Third streeta, adjoinng Drexel, Sather & Church’s Barking House, DOWNIEVILLE, Main Street, Banking House of LancTon & Co. NEVADA, Main street, adjoining Frisbie’s Saloon. We will dis ch A DAILY EXPRESS FROM NEVADA . TU, and the following points : Cherokee Corral, Fester’s Ber, Monte f Camptorville, Eureka No Galena Hill, Craig FL Railroad i 1 Hill, N FRANCISC Connecting with 'MESS. PREEBIAN & CO’S EXPRESS, . .7, ‘to aill parts of the ATLANTIC STATES and EURHPE. URE. SAGES and LETTERS transmitsed to t with unrivalled dispatch and D DUST AND COIN forwarded to all parts of the 1 Europe, insurefl or uninsured, at as can be done by any house with security. \ Express will always be accompaniep by . thful Messengers. WnAtia T ANT o5 RT. NOTES, DRAFTS, BILLS, &c., collected or negotiated, MCk ARLAN D ~ CALDW ELL, and ail orders attended to promptly. £ . Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. Orric oad St., next dour below Union Hotel States of Alaba. . . . . . } Z . . Srewarr. WUTaApm e* EWART. a . l~wsancplinre at neysand Counsellors at Law. af ts of t onrteenth VW {ILL PR see B Court Hou ANDERSON i d's Brick Bi Wisin Street = SRS A: -G; NILKS, ofihe Pegee & iforney ai Law, ved to Maliord’s Brick Buildisg, Strect, Nevada >of Law.— . ne ung, i EIAGATI, . = ‘ a F > AVIS’ BRICK I DING, Broad Sircet, Nevada. i H, ‘ UISNILLE, Dorioly?. Fight Chctks on San Franeisco at Par, for Saie. HIGHFST PRICE PAID FOR GOLD DUST. 24. i253 CHARLES W. MULFORD, . Fr of Haiti Main street, Nevada. / 1 Dust. Gold . In sums . ba pew. ites ea ee ae Street, Nevada, POTTER & CRITTENDEN. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Neve 14—3m a fo oe ae oe 2 ~q . ——————— -———— Every Variety of Groceries, and. METROPOLIS CATTLE § SHEEP ON FOOT. MwLyyRRR Gay rewemy fE RICAN MARKET, MAIN sTREET [PA AMAA AYD YAUUUN, \N MARKET, MAIN § SET . Ske 5 f ee ee Et Tinian street, Nevada. BY SETS FEV S & WRIGHT have opened a new and elegant . LEW is FEAL, N in the second story of Rogers & Husseys Taix oe and Wholeesis De 5 i ng, and visitors will find it fitted and furmy rand Wiciesaie 4 : “ad i & Style Unsurpassed by any similar room in Fine Wine 3, Liquor aC igars, . The BILLIARD TABLES are new and costly, and are . pronounced to be iy f to none, Domestic Liquors, Butier, Provisions, §c. . 33 Broad Street, Nevada. mr Liar ca. 4 WaT THOMAS MARSH, O'Gn 470 UPN AWE HIG T #)PAPER hanging, and House Lini neathess and despatch, on reas¢ ts, Oil, Varnish, White Lead, V Oil boiled and raw, ead every variety of . ed colored Paints,ready mixed, Varnish, coach . i paland Japan, Window Glass andPutty. . Shop on C rercial st. opposite W. Dyer’s . Daguerrean Gallery. 21if ai il OUNTY SURVEYOR'S GFFICz. { OHN SURVEY¥O Orrice—Grier & Henry's Pri 2 survey or re-sury ept the Tounty Surveyor \ teyalevoence ia gny C 2) es are mal? b+ authe mutual consent of the parti notifie 1 the c United States or All parties are ere! 1is county by ott will not be ree this Staite. on FASHIONABLE HAIR DRESSING SALOON AND 7 >a 3 BARBER’S SHOP. . ESSE McGOWAN, recently from Marysville, would inform the citizens of Nevava, that he has taken the ms, No. 10 Main street. where he caa ut all times be found ready to attendio every branch of the profession in which he considers himselfa proficient. Fashionable Hair Cutting, amd Shaving, executed easy and with despa‘ He has had many yearsexperience, an‘ in various cities of the Union has had the reputation of keeping the keenest razors and the easiest chairs Every convenience usus found in a Fashionable Shop, always on hand. tf J. McGOWAN. " Rudolph, Practical Druggist & Apothecary, No. 21 Commercial street. &@> Physicians’ Prescriptions scicatifical compounded. — Assay Office. No, 30 Main street, Nevada—Rear of Banking House of Willirmson & Dawley, Bankers. F. SCHOTTE, ASSAYER. w' LE MELT AND ASSAY ALL DU~T entrusted to = care, and guarantee the correctness of his Assays, Refers to all the Goid Du Nevada. December 28. 185 DRS. H. & R.M. BUNT, ouyers in Nevada. Physicians and Surgeons iirsisccormctior we [LUNCH LTSLT DAT GSvawIwa, Ciic2 in Potter's Brick, up-stairs, No. 3. Mary Srreer, Nevapa. CAMPHENE! CAMPHENE!! 1,006 GALES. CAMPHENE—Which we can sell . tre te ro motniztas much LOWER PRICES than any other deal. POTTER & CRITECNDEN nature, attended to with promptness. a . MARYSVILLE. {mi Nevada Parchases of every deseription made. Forwarding of merchrndize, aud commissions, of every B39" GOLD DUST BOUGHT, SaCHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO, SACRAMENTO, &} £3 BILLS OF EXCHANGE ON THE ATLANTIC STATES AND ECROPE. \ H. MACKIE, Acent. Nevada, January 4, 1856. PACIFIC EXPRESS CO. CapiraL $100,000. . you therefor by default, }the Fourteenth Judicial Disiriet Cyurt, aforefaid, do . LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. SUMMONS. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada—Ss— ‘ District Court of tie Fourteenth Judicial District of said State. The people of the State of Califurnia. to Jobn J Boynton, A, G. Barnam, KR. Porter, Win. B. Morris, et al, greeting : You are hereby commanded to appear and answer within Ten days efter the service of this Writ if served iu this county, and within Twenty days ifwithoat this county and within this District. snd within Forty days } if without this District and within the State, the com. plaint of Pitt Adams, Plaintiff, now on file in the Clerk’s H Office of the District Court aforesaid against you as De. fendants for the recovery of $1,916 69, and tor the for closure of a ceriain Mortgage set forth and fully described in the Plaintiffs complaint. Or in case uf your failure to appear and answer said complaint. the said Plaintiff will take Judgment against f together with damages and and also demand of the Court such other is prayed for ia his said complnint. stimony whereof, I, INQ, 1. BUSTWICK. Clerk of . Amount of demands paid against theestate paid by A. W. Potter, 693 50 hereunto seCmy hand and impress the Seal of said Court . Amount of demands paid by A. @. Feit; 16 60 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. a a ee eee To the Honorabie T. H. Caswell, Judge of Probate for Nevada County. REPORT Of A. O. Felt Public Adniinistrator of Estate of deceased persons—which have come into his hands and upon which he has . administered. ESTATE OF EBENEZER REEVES. Apprized value of Estate; $5,739 00 Cash received on the Estate by A. W. Potter, ex-Pub Administrator, . Cash received by A. O. Felt Public Admin, istrator, 2,255 00 200 08 costs of su $2,455 00 re lie! In Whole amount of Cash received; this 16th day of January, A.D. 1856, JOUN HH. BOSTWICK, Clerk. lawiey, Deputy. Whole amount of demands paid, $609 50 By Tuomas P. Cash on hand, $1,845 SC EOF CALIFOR q In the District Cort lath. Judicial District. County of Nevada. 8 PITT ADAMS } INO.J. BOYNTO? R On reading a Hing ihe 7 Midavit of F. J. Duxk,; Esq. counsel for 1 herein, aod it appearing to the sat isfaction of the Court ihat service of Summons in the above entitled cause cannot be had as agaiast William B. Mo: ris, and that the Vlaintiff has used due diligence to mal ESTATE OF JOHN WINGATE. ot Apprized value ot Estate, et $225 o¢ CO Ot 35 Co Cash received, Demands paid, Deficient, $26 ot such service. therefore ordered (hat the services be made eal EST. OF THOS, KICKLAND. Wm. B. Morris by the publication of the Sum-! Apprised value of the Estate, mons for the period of 99 d , ia the Newapa JouRNaL, 2 newspaper printed and ished in the county of Nevada—from the date of the first insertion. NILES SEARLS, District Judge. A true copy—Attest $295 4 205 8 102 SF Bn Cush received, Amount of demands paid, Cash oa hand, $102 65 J. H. BOSTWICK, Cierk. By Tuomas P. Hawsry, Deputy. : EST. OF W, P: BROWN, Juanary 13—Sm Appraised value, Cash received, Demands paid, $1,016 0¢ SUMMONS, 223 O€ T TE OF CALIFORNIA, Connty of Nevada. Township reka, Justice Court. ss: Before L. A. Sackett, J. P. Cash on hand, 1 “opie of the State of California to S.L, RUSSELL ani JOHN PURDOM:— , You are hereby summoned to appear before the underSigned, Justice of the Peace, at his vilice in said township, EST. OF MICHAEL REYNOLDS, . On Monday, the 28th dey of April, A. D. 1836, . Poyiers Se od pes 4 A. M. to answer the comy a eee . iesands paid, 2 5€7 12 anc ares 1, Brooks, Eb. M Dant Califoraia and Ailantie States. . < . G=press FPorwarded. . A JOINT STOCK COMPANY. . n Nevada, Telegraph Building, Main street, . te M i Paily express to ento, San Franciseo, Stockton and . ; and all parts of the Northern and Southern mn e forwarded to the Atlantic States in charge of} ™ . a regular messenger by every steamer. Furniture Ware Rooms. Abbott&E dwards Commercial Street, n nhand a magr y opposite Pine. I ent a Bedsteads, Sofas, Ee. th othe r things, all of wh e manufacnuer, out of choice hard bie churacter. o prepared to Wiannfacture to Order,all irniture at short nolice, umong which sre rasses, ef a Superior Quality, And Spring Redsteads, CROCKERY AND GL: SSWARE, The finest and best selected Stock in the mountai cluding LAM a Plated Ware, Brittania Ware Table Cutlery, Chandeliers LOOKING GLASSES, Bar Fixtures, (ail kinds) The Lowest Prices, La Call and take a look at the STOCK _@8Don't Forget the place! New Brick Building, Main up with particular reference to the nvenience levery ¢ be desired. . Ceonne ad Cigar s Served Morning’s and Evenings. inteud that nothing shali be omitted ‘ny Way Conduce to the pleasure of those vor them w: vada, Oct. 26,—t ‘Dealer in Guns, Pistols, Powder &e . New Fire-proof Prick, Broad Street, Nevada. UE subseriber has been at ¢ troubl ' guphi \ in the 2 He has had many r ee and flatiers himselfthat he is a complete master of his profession. may be purchased at LOW RATES for Cas “ GUNS, POWDER, SHOT, AD, GUN WADS, SHOT BELTS, NIPPLES NIPPLE WRENCHES, GUN SIIES, &e. . } Brick b Z. P. DAVIS. BROAD STREET DRUG STORE, WM. G. ALBAN, WHOLSALE & RETAIL Drwussist. Fire Proof trick Buridivg, Broad street; is JUST RECEIVING from San Francisco a Large Stock of Drags, Chemicals, Patent Medicines. Perfumery, Paints, Oils, Wines and Liquors. m Which are offered at prices that will defy competition. aSay-Remember !NEW FIRE PROOF BRICK, NO, 53 Broad Street, opposite U. S, Hotel, Nevada. Recenter oes FRISBIE’S SALOON. i Goo. ExX.Rosers, aigeenenerys TO HIS PRIENDS and the public in } Bo general that he has become the Lessee of U is . POPULAR & WELL-ENOWN HOUSE . Which has recently been thoroughly renovated and embellished in 8 style Unsurpassed in the Wountains. + The House is bountifally supptied with the MOST CHOICE LIQUORS . To be found inthe market. . W&. Lunch will be served up Every Day and Evening, . BOLEY & BROUILLETTE. (ase BILLIARD SALOON. ESSRS Boler & Brouillette would inform their friends \ and the public, that they have opened their new . Billiard Rooms in KELSEY’S BRICK BUILDING, ‘On Commercial street. , 1855—3m . { . The rooms are furnished with tables of a superior qualien spared to render it an agreevers of pleasure. Tee BAR Is always supplied with LIQUORS « WINES, of the very »st quality. bi 3 We invite the citizens of Nevails genersilr to call upon we Kereca, January 28, 1854, , ie * se gen. 2 . Purdon hay Treasure, Parcels and Letters insured and] Stateaadth alieged to be due them! nt is on file in this office, swer. judgment will be ren2,46 with damages 1 ray hand this 12th day of L. A, SACKETT, Justice Peace. Balance of cash, EST. OF MICHAEL M'LAUGHLIN, Apprised value, $329 50 No money received or expended. $232 8 Bi ona suinst you fe i Given and costs ef Jan. AD18 STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, fureka i hi earing to my satisfaction, trom the Dievendorff. the plaintiff above named ove named defendants S. L. Russell and John * left theState,and are not now residents of this EST. OF S. HUTCHINGS. cause ofaction exists aguinst them,and that . Teceived by cush of A. W. Potter, re necessary and proper parties to the above entitled . cr cause. It is therefore crdered that the summons in this . EST. tt ve HANSON. action be served on the defendants, S L Russel and John . Received by Cash of A. W. otter, Purdom, by publication thereof, once a week fora period . —— EST. OF W. H. HARRISON. $27 co $217 52 of three n paper pu aths, in the Nevapa JounnaL, a public news. shed in said County of Nevada. . . . REPT. J.P. Eureka Township. . Received by Cash of A. W. Potter, ex-Publie AdF i ainis 247 67 i SUMMONS. j ministrator, 47 67 . CATATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, 1 cha Ecaeieine ta nae EST, OF JOHN GUNDERSON, . The ple of the State of Califor 3f Sina #28. You are hereby summoned to apy 2 . Apprized value of the Estate, ior = . igned, Justice of the Veace, at his office in said tov ship eens received, . = . on SATURDAY the 24th day of February, 4D 1843, at 10 Demands paid ghes . . o'clock A M. to answer to the ecmplaint of J. E. Perkins ; raat . & Co. who sue torecover 93 aad 40-160 dollars, a balanee Deficient, = . . alleged to be due on your promissary note to them.— . eee ee Or tre su to appear and answer, judgment will be ren. Q ~ { ; dered inst you for said sum of $93,40 damages and . EST. OF A. A, CARLE. j . costs of t. : : . Appraised value, $400 60 . . _ Given under my hand this £3d day of Janvary. A D. Cash received, 200 00 . 1856 A, C. NILES, Justice of the Peace. . Demands paid, 107 $0 . ; ” ! ' —_—— — _o., J ls BROWN, Constable. . Cash ift hand $22 20) . SENTWUE : ~ ata’ sumuNoens, EST. OF G, H, RUSSELL, } F ‘ 25) Justice’s Court, . Appraised value, $100 06 . ( ounty of Nevuc x .Ss . Cash ree ved, 400 09 . Township of reka 5 Before L. A. Sackett, J.P.) Demands paid, 801 80 . The Peopte of the State of California tS. L. Kussel : . ceaieico ) WOU ARE I Y SUMMONED toa pear before the . Cash in hand, $98 20 . * under: + Justice of the Peace. at bis ofice in . Said township, on SATURDAY. APRIL. 26th at 10 o'clock . } 1., o answer to the complaint of J AMES L. BROOKS, . ! . HENRY DIRVENDORFE, BM. DANTON, and C. 1. ; EST. OF HUGH GRANT, ae ; BIRD. wh nand of you $52.87 sheged to be due them} Appraised value of Estale, $2.0 = . on 2 book account which account i+ on file in this office. Cash received, ayehe On failure se to appear and answer judgment will be . Demaads paid, 403.45 . ; rendered inst you for the suid sum of $92,87, wi h . “shia.0s . EITTEN GOSSIP. BY T. WESTWOOD. Kitten, kitten, two months old, Wooly snowbill, lying snug, Curied up in the warmest fold Of the warm hearth rug, Turn your drowsy head this way. What is life? Oh, Kitten, say ! “Fife!” said the Kitten, winking her eyes, And twitching her tail in a droll surprise— “Life ? —Oh, it’s racing over the floor, Out at the window and in at the door; Now on the chair back, now on the table With baus of cotton and skeins of silk, And crumbs of sugar and jugs of miik, All so cozy and comfortable. Its patting the little dog’s ears, and leaping Round him and o’er while he’s sleeping— Waking him up in a sore affright. Then off and away like a flash of Light. Life! Oh, it’s rclling over and over Oa the summor-green turf and budding clover; Chasing the shadows as fast as they run, Down the garden paths in the mid-day saa, Prancing and gamboling, brave and bold, Climbing the tree stems, scratching the mould, That's Life !” said the Kitten two months old. Kitten, Kitten come sit cn my knee, And lithe and listen, Kitten, to me 2 One by one, ob ! one by one, The sly swift shadows sweep over the sun— Daylight dieth and—kittenhood’s done, And Kitten ob ! the rain and wind! For cai-hood cometh, with careful mind, And grave cat-duties follow behind. Hark ! there’s a sound you cannvt hear ; Vil whisper its meaning in your car: MICE ! (The Kitten stared with her gteat green eyes, And twitched her tail in a queer surprise ) mice! No mere tit bits, dainty and nice: No» more mischief and no more play; Lut watching by night and sleeping by day, Prowling wherever the fue doth Jurk— Very short commons and very sharp work, And Kitten, ch! the bail and the thunder! That's a blackish cloud, but a blacker’s under, Hark ! but you'll fall from my knee, I fear, When I whisper that awful word in your ear — R-R-R-naAts! (The Kitten’s heart beat with great pit-pats, But her whisker quiver’d, and from their sheath Flashed out the sharp, white, pearly teeth ) R-R-R-RATS ! The scorn of dogs, but the terror of cats ; The eruellest foes but the fiercest fighters ; The sauciest thieves and the sharpest bighters. But, Kitten, I see you've a stoutish heart, So, courage ! and play an honest part ; Use well your paws, And strengthen your claws, Ani sharpen your tecth and stretch your jaws— Then woe to the tribes of pickers and stealers, Nibblers, and gnawers and evil dealers ! But now that you kuow Life’s not precisely The thing your fancy pictured so nicely, Off and away ! race over the floor, Out of the window and in at the door; Roll on the turf and bask in the sun, Ere night time cometh, and kittenhcod’s done. varied i Alaa a Mrs. Farnuamw ox our Strate Parisox.— Mrs. Farnham has written a letter to the San Francisco Chronicle, in which she soundly berates the architect of our new State Prison. ¥fe has, she says, “proceeded in sublime indif. ference to what other States and men search the world over to find the best means of ac: complishing. He has puta door of solid iron . to each cell, having a small slip in it by which j}soon find again. Then he was so thor-. a little light and air may enter. The cells are NEVADA JOURNAL WHOLE NO. 303. State Prison Marrers.—Many per-. A Picture or our Country.—Amersons believe that the State Prison, under ica, as she now stands, is a striking fact. the Know-Nothing regime, will cost, at} The Western clearings, the immeuse farms least, thirty thousand dollars per month . of the Missippi Valley, the Lake trade, Some time ago a great outery was made} the foreign immigration, toiling Africa against the Democratic Directors of the! chained :o the car of commerce, gorgeous . Institution, for having made a contract} and reckless New York, and sudden San . for supplies at the rate of 20 cents per Francisco, excite imagination, by all that day for each prisoner. It is said (with . they imply and foreshadow. They reprewhat truth we know not,) that the Know} sent many ideas, and embody many a Nothing contract is for upwards of one ) wonderful and moving story; for business dollar per head.— State Tribuie. has its danger and daring, its suffering anc The State Tribune says the forgoing jendurance, and the change of fortune, in “conveys a very erroneous impression, ag} this new world cf boundless ea ase oe will be made manifest by the forthcoming free activity, are more marvellous © . 4 alana at ia ak Niehts t of the State Prison Dj Ww j the tales of the Arabian Nights. ‘2 » 3 a. 7 ay Pt a =? report ox the State Prison Directors. : This bold cuterprise that stretches to [are authorized in advance of that report— . the Pacific, this skilled and thoughtful whieh will be submitted this weck—to say,. race graspinga vast empire, like a homethat the expense of feeding the officers, eee, to cultivate, and plant, and OP ; . e : ; is brave army of worshippers, march employees, and prisoners, for the Jast. "5S Prave army of worenippers,n ee Fe on irresistably to the conuqgucst of natu: C4 month, was forty-sevesi and a half cents an forms a grand spectacl Though their day for cach person, and that no contrac . weapons—i ¢ ough, and the } . + have na ‘ sae £ eA. has been made to furnish the prisoners at} steam enginc-—Have not tae lustre Of poe try that gleams from the point or the : sword ; though the heroes of the farm, tlio : s Messrs.S ce . hs S. : 2 The old directors, we mean Messrs.Snow workshop, and the counting house, liko . i’? 2 ? 2 den & Madden, and not Maj. Love, who . village Hampdens, die unsung, yet great refused to sign the contract—agreed to qualities are often exhibited in these hamfurnish the prisoners for ninety cents a} bie fields cf man’s cll t, and their labors day, against which a great outery was. ‘und nations, as th any fixed price per capta. e of the coral insect litt the basis of an island “above the seas : ‘lit (HC DASIS Of AN IsluaNa ADove the Seas, But instead of “the Know!) “) "9. : eae " ito the light and air ef heaven, r . . ' : Nothing contract” being for “apwards of} But the picture has its dark side. one dollar per head,” there is, in the frst eager desire for wealth, the ‘‘ineessant and * ‘ Y aaah Pe ie ee ar place, no contract at all of the kind Spo. Sabbathless” pursnit . it has pesome ken of; andin the next, as we have said . universal fo. ore "3 x a = ik Ket ° 24Ve that 16Vve oF Mor ey Ww 2 = e rocs above, the present Directors feed officers, lof allevil; andunder the deadly shade of employees, and prisoners for forty-seven’ the tree from that reot, the love of knowljand a half cents—an amount which, we edge and art, of truth and virtue, and : . = pir ge Tatlin BRE Ie ite “Te ho A are assured, they confidently believe they . beauty, withers and dies. Ia in a : } . ty ars smoke.” y€ curs Midas will be able to reduce to forty-three cents, . ¥ 2° altars ea a The eurse of Mi e i forties f the Si is upon us. Our feclings, dur ideas, our Cr eee ee ee ee ee tale aspirations, are all turned into gold, and Journal, about the economy of the old Di-) we are starving amid our barren «bundrectors! Frees, ance. We worship the material, not the D os ae or “Th Mow spiritual, the visible and trancicnt, not the ANIEL WY EBSTER.— Lhe folowing Por-. invisible and cternal. We are practical, traiture of Daniel Webster, is by Ralph . not intellectual ; and our pleasures are of Waldo Emersor : the senses, not of the reason, gee r 4 ¢ 4 &t Ve are smitte with “the lust “Mr. Webster had a natural ascendency sei taste. wea sri pie wit mg i. : ee a 2 2s] e lus 2 eve ai } of aspect and carriage which distinguished . of a tid = € ors = e pe ay r . : = e is . . > > P are a = s him above his cotemporaries. His coun-. Pe hi BS ond ntak area tenance, his figure, his manners, were in the ethies of interest and utility, oo “re so grand 2 style, that he was, without ef: only morality + yo i pay ment. , oe _ ‘s ae 4 a8 4 1 a ‘he ¥ aket fort, as superior to his most eminent rivals, ae it been aes ener xe = ae ns E as thay were to the humblest; so that his. 2@Ste to be I ce nok. oe InBocensarrival in any place in this country drew [f intemperate drinking be the degrading crowds of people to satisfy their eyes, who . Vice of one portion of pape a tes ene could not see him enough: He ‘did not Perate money making is the besetting sin disappoint the eye nor the ear. He . of another and much larger portion, and + At firure in. the lands« [remember !t is difficult to say which is the more perhis appearance at Bunker Ifill, THe knew/Bicious. One is a vice, of the senses, des: troying the mind ; the othera delusion of well that a little more or less of rhetoric} “ gee ish passi Wauinc ‘ in -. 7 he at selas Vass as . signified nothing. He was only to say. t#¢ mind, anda sellish passion, » 13 'grand things when he had them ; if noi,. *¢ moral sentiments, and palsying tho 1 a : higher powers of the intellect. The poor drunkard cannot resist the “banefal cup,” eh beaumbs his soul,‘unmoulding reason’s mintage,”’ and transforming him justly made. The i . pe. then to abstain from saying uniit things.— . (It was a place for behavior more than} . speech, a: walked thr« his . part with entire success. The perfection . jof his elocution and all that théreto beloz ate ? sem —accent, attitude, manner—we shall not. 20d the infatuated worshipper of Mammon . TAT ot wh +¥ coster “Into the inglorious likeness of a beast,” z uses his mental faculties for struction, prefers the igneble aclpcrate joughiy simple and wise in his rhetorie.— . §18 own de Which we wil sell at . it, and is furnisbed with! ted with the Establishment is a Bar. at which . will be found at all times the choicest Liquors, Wines . . dumuges and costs of suit. j Cask in hand, $512 65 . . Given under my hand this 32h day of January, A. D. . os . . 1896. L. A; ELT, Justices. Peace. c ORES, delay EST. OF JOSEPH BOYCE. . ornia, County of Nevada, Eureka Town. Appraised value, $840 00 : i ring ty my sutisfaciion from the affidavit . Cash received 170 Ga . of Henry Lievengorif, the Piainti! above nnmed. that . Demands paid , 85 95 roeongeee numed Defendant 8. L. Russel has lett the . : -— ) State, and is not now a resident of this Staie, and thai . ‘ash i $4 05 . cause of action exisis against the said Defendant, and . seston rescr . Gat pa ies wemeepucy aud proper party to the ubove ae oy . enritled cause, in if It is therefure ordered, that Summons in this action . “ EST. OF ISRAEL JOINER. . be sarved on the Defeudant,S. L. RUSSEL. by publi. Appraised vaiue, paprie . cation thereof, once a week, for a period of three months . Cash received, ws 90 . ji ee Nevapa Journal, public newspaper published —_—_—_. } in the said cotuty of Nevada. oa iat A. O. FELT, Publ: trator of Nevada County be+e A. Be te : ; } ? . " is . . oat 15% eis . Ea aig ing duly sworn on 0 at the foregoing report is . January 18—3m Justice Peace, Enrekx Towaship. la frue-andcorrect itof all estates of deceased per. e : ¥ : . Fons which have come into his hands—the apprised value . SHER ] I LS SALE. j tures made and the balance of . . Y virtue of an Exeention to me directed . issued from the Clerk’s office of the Dis. j trict Courtin and for the County of Nevada. . . in favor of Peter Hendrickson and against . Clapp & Trewin, dated Jan. 30, 1856 fur the sam of Two Hfundred and Thirty-eight and . 98-100 dollars, debt, with interest on the sum . of $258 95 from the 29th day of Jan. 1856, at Wit: ; All theright title and interest of Clapp &. . Iewin in and to a house and the lot on which . } it stands, situate in Nevada County, in Ham: . bug City, and eceupied asa Hote!. Also all . the right tide and interest of Clapp & Irwin j in and to the Stables and the lot on which it the rate of ten per cent per annum together . ts with costs of suit taxed at $40 55,I have lev-!¢ jizd upon and seized the following described . . . property which Lhad formerly attached, to} ing me, the expe: r nd { ALNEY O. FELT, Pc tor, Nevada Co. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of Feb. . 1856. J. H. BOSTWICK, Clerk P. C. By T. Ernany Bean, Deputy. SHERIFF’S SALE. Y¥ virtue of an Execution to me directed issued from i i 1 District Court in and for the i r of Hoyt & Findley and against is, daied Jan léth 1855, for the sum of . ton the sum of . D. 1855, at . of December roum together with costs of suit; ve levied upon and seized the foilow. hi s formerly attached by wit :—The House and i ied in the Townand County of Nevada nnd knownas the Metropolis Ho'el, which . shall} sell at pubtic auct.on to the highest bidder for cxsh in. front of Sherill’s Office, Nevada city, on the 23d day of . February A. ). 1856. Giveu under my hand this 31st day “January, A. D. Ailest, W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff N.C. . By C. F. Wood, Under Sheriff. elf per cer t per at $45 50,1 1836, . about ten fect by six and a half feet, and be-. He caw through this matter, hugged his. and low to the pure and high, and shuts can Review, 1 tne com -. stands adjoining the above named Hotel. Bar-Call at his shop south side of Broad street, in new . Al-} so all the right title and interest of Clapp & . Irwin in and to a log storehouse adjoining . the above named hote! —also 19 hair matrass. es, 15 pairs blaukets, 10 pairs sheets, 11 bed. steads, and 3 bed spreads. Which T shall sel! at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, on the obove described premis sat Humbug City, on the 23 day of to-wit—All the right, title and interest of I). Page in the feb. 1856. W.W. WRIGHT, Gold Tunnel Co, said interest being the one undivided ninth 2 GRO I of all property belonzing to said Co. which J shail sell at } 3 Sheriff Nevada Co. public auction to the highest bidder for cash in front of bie: By C. F. Woop, Under Sheriff. . the sueriti’s office, Nevada city, on the 23d day of Feb. A. . D. 1855. Given under y nand this 3st day Jannary A. * SHERIFF'S B. Attest ’. W. WRIGHT. Sheriff N. €. . = SHERIF I'S SA LE. By C. F. Woop, Under Sheriff. REREAS, on the twenty-first day of Jan. A. D. 1856, a final judgment and decree . was rendered in the District Court of the 14th} arate or CALIFCRAIA, County of Nevada, Judicial District of the State of California, In) KD ss.—By virtue of a Writ of Restitation to me and for the County of Nevada, against Geo. D. . deliveres, i-s2ed from the office of A. © Niles, Esq Dornin and in favor of Matthias Yost for the Sarasant Sespey eane ee ape = i aeeriga > er . : fore. 1 vanvary 29:h, A. LD, .6, to pray Ale ic at gee gi debt, with interest . coticty a jaiom-nt rendered hy the gaid Couit on on tue principal at the rate of o per cent, per! the 29¢ day of December, A. D. 1656: tn favor ot month from the rendition of judgment until. J. blattan and C. Kraft, and against John Doe paid, together with alleosts of suit taxed at . =~ reds for ~ —_ a . phe > debt, interest, Sq © 5 . damages and costs of sui ave taken i scution. . _ 3. Cnet ” = — ee, and will seli to the highest bidder for poder front it an. A. J. 1590, it was ordered and decreed . of 4. (. Niles’s Justice Court. oa Saturday, tiie 23d . by the said Court, that the mortgage set forth . day of February, A. D1856, between the boars of . in the plaintiff's complaint be foreclosed, and . 19 o'clock A.M. and 4 o'clock P. M., ali the right, . the property therein described to wit: Ail) title and interest of John Doe alias McCoy, iu and that piece of jand situated in the township and. '0.# certain house and lot situated on Boulder ms é, ; Street in the townsbip ot Nevada, said being on . village of Grass Valley and bounded as follows: the north side of enld etrent, sndte Senied by Biat . On the north side of Main street and fronting . tau § Kraft’s premises on the cast. ou the same twenty-four feet and extending! Taken as the property of McCoy to satisfy the . back one hundred and eightysone feet more or . *¥ove demands and aceruing costs. — . U : tia “ J. L, BROWN, Constable, less, the premises known as the Golden Gate. wenada, Jan. 31, A.D. 1856. . ox being on the east side, and the premises of Mr. . Wood on the west side with all and sirgular SHER <2 a the hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto BY VIRTUE Bet Iv¥’s SALE. ed takand . belonging or in any wise appertaining be lefrom the Clerk's Office of the Court of Sessions in Poa = attale east and for the Cornty of Nevada in favor of The People. and a gs ry = se oon yoigueet, agunst Elizaheta Applegate, dated Janary sth 1836 for interest and costs. Notice IS ereby given ihe sum of THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS, together with that I skall seil theabove premises at public} — >be taxed ee, I nes <7 upon and seize« . ° . 3 * 5 e following deser' property—to-wit: Be auction to the highest bidder for cash in front) “Tye House AND LOT co which it stands sitnated in of the Sheriffs Office on Saturday the Ist day . the county and town of Nevada, on the corner of Pine and March, A. D: 1856, at the hour of 2P. M. Commercial streets, and kaown as “ Lizzie Applegate ort Given under my hand this Sth day of February A}D. Which I shall sell at public auction to the highest 1856. W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff, N C. SHERIFE’S SALE. ecution tome directed issued from eof the District Court in aud for the County of Nevada in ¢ of Ft Holmes and agninst Richard Berryman. D, Page et ated Ist day of Jan. . 1856. for the sum of Fhree Handred and Fighty Dolinrs. Debt, with interest on the sum of $283 00 from ‘the 24th . day of October A. D.1855 at the rat» of 10 per cent per . annum together with costs of suit taxed at $96 41—i have . levied upon aad seized the following described property— } . ' CONSTABLE’S SALE. for Cash in front of the Sheriff’s Office, Nevada city, on Attest SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16TH. A.D. 1856 at 2 P.M. . + Given under my hand this 24th Jan 1856. 41-3t By ©. F. Woop, U. 8, 'Atteat y W.W. WRIGHT, sheaf N. C. Rope. January 25—tde By C.F. Woop, Under Sheriff. Rs The above esle is postponed to Saturday Teb. 22d 1°3412,60 LBS Menilla Ropes, orcaytedeizes, for sale be Ww WRIGHT, Sheriff A. BE GQMBORY Chinaman has made a small steam engine in whieh he has introduced many improvements. Itis now on exhibition at the “Qld Defender Saloon,” ia Sacramento; and it is the intention of the inventor, if he can raise the means, to carry it to Washington to secure a patent for his imCan it be possible that one of the Mongolian race can improve on the model machine of the Caucasian race ? > A Curious Japanese Law.—The Japanese, whom we regard as being at best only semi-barbarians, never punish any one for escaping from prison. They hold that it is the natural right of every one to exert his ingenuity for regaining his liberty: and when retaken, no harshness is used in the conveyance back or subsequent detention. If there be blame any where, it is with those who suffered him to escape through remissness in vigilanee. This we have on the authority ot a Russian, who provements, was one of the few survivors froma Y¥essel wrecked on their inhospitable coast. After being inearcerated according to their aceustomed rule, he escaped to where he expected a boat would take him to some ofthe European ships in the offing; but he was recaptured, and lodged again in rison. He was greatly surprised at his mild treatment afterwards, which he feared was only preparatory to a cruel death, till he learned their criminal escape law. ee The meanest man in the world lives in West Troy. Imhelping him out of the river once, a man tore the collar of his coat. The next day he sued him for asseult and battery. <a A codfish breakfast and an India rubber coat will keep a man dry ali day. arch. At the sides they are about five feet in . Such exordiums and perorations as would} cesssul industry, rapid gains, rauk, pros ithey were. Though he knew very well,. this passion for wealth to excess, and have stone walls and iron door. bape 2 : ture, aud see a glimpse of the out-door world. . ality ; so that his splendid wrath, when. ! and elevated sentihundred men confined in our State Prison . the cause he stood for. His power was'. . ? . nes Of ON nolities.—.ANorth rae to for his swine or his horned cattle.’ The . 2 equal property. nasemens ot eur: pelitien. orth. damary . ss Le 3 a ee __ ><> : : é . . . Which a joiner uses, and had the same quiet Bible. They have no chaplain, and no minis. . WUC8? J ; it . that perfect propriety, so that his beauties. isters apprehend, on what they consider bocks for these degraded convicts, and asks/. urally a very large part in public and pri-. ifs ultimate. operations conquest «f g A et A appeals will be heeded. ,compelled other people to see also, Ah,. qUarter, and frequent ¢ "RLLONS him who speaks well for the right, who} Year ago, in the Senate, has becn reproa eee eee of Government stores cna forged Jetter adele : . . . . . i a enciis prospects ere, in his guict way. Strolling into a neigh-! Mr. Frenci’s prospects he . a box of eggs nicely packed for shipment . : SEs See te => y P F Seven or eight of the Fillibusa 4 7 5 oo TS ee of eggs for, boots and all?” “Well,” says} {to his knees in eggs, devoted some twenty-. his second duel with General Foote : eer, “I didn’t think you'sgoing to jump /”. and at the fire Mr. Prentiss’ pistol snapped. 2 coat ei sembled to witness the affair to such a degtéo and he quietly walked off with the “fruits lth & searcely room enough for the passage of the ’ . +4 ° leaving, W. to pocket the joke and the guars * 7 “ } he lig of heave ‘rom is lifetween eight and nine fect in the middle of the . facts close ; though le knew how to make/ out the light of heaven from his life. Suc ce % st ombarrass his marc DUNC is. perity, without counteracting causes to height. Into this dark den are thrust four {2° inbarrass his march or confound his} P eg ‘ae gpd Lett cidaeiiaed Ege En transilions. Wesaw them in order as. modtly their influence, have stimulate individuals. Around and above them are the . re : ian Only one at'a time {on occasions, how to present his personal . produced already » in this new country, can suck in a breath of pure air at the aper-. cjaims, yet in his argument he was intel-. /wxury, venality, corruption, contempt for lectual, and kept his fact bare of personintellectual pleasures, and snecring indif Whena face is at the door, the others are in . 1 e 7 . sta nt} darkness.” She says there are nearly one . his eyes became lamps, was the wrath of. i, , sar ostentation of . our cities; heneo the general want of lite. fs ae . apay ny 8 hence th 2 ids “under conditions which, in many respects, a/not in excellent parts, but was totally dif} eg Nits and culture, hence the —hamane and enlightened farmer would object . ferent. He had a great and every where} ~e raigieel busteens;, hence ryumh ‘af the Te worked with that . ‘ closeness of adhesion to the matter in hand conviets have no books to read--not even a/. ‘loscness © . ‘oie i ‘ fitness of place that an oak or a mountain _ fie Pinusvsters.—Despatehes from ee ee ee jmight have. After all, there remained. Washington say that certain Foreign Minthem of everlasting life. Mrs. Farnham ap. ‘ peals ‘to the religious and humane portion of . of detail were endless. Ile seemed born} udeubted authority that the Walker * H ” o ‘ 7 oO ont en Paces wifhiv > Copa a the community, the women especially, for for the bar, for the Senate. He took nat-. movement embraces within the scope of the divines of San Francisco to occasionally . vate affairs ; for his head disturbed things Cabe, Porto Rico and St. Domings spend a Sabbath with them. We hope her. in their places, and what he saw so well he Hfence the constant watclfulness in that pie a ERA ER are great is the privilege of eloquence. What} with our Government on ie si ject. : ga The Siute Journal says that aj gratitude does ever human being feel to The report of Gen. Shields, made a translatestruth into langzage entirely p!ain . due d, in whi-h P. HW. French is charged land clear.” x . with obtaining two thousand dollars worth Esas-act-ty.—M. the popular clerk of of credit; and branding him as an imposter, a o> See . a rm: . er aad ‘ we ° is has ateriaily operated to damage Messrs. T, & Co., is something of a wag This has raaterially operated to damage . : tar Parker OW. French has been arborhood store the other day, and espying. «=? epi a a agi: das : ys PIMS! pasted at New York, and re'eased. in half the accosted the proprictor with—*“I say ‘geste hour Was lw : . F i ters are indicted. . W., what'll you let me jump into that box W. carelessly, “about a quarter, I guess.” . . ANnopote or Prestiss.--The new Life of No sooner said than done ; in went M: up. Prentiss contains this pretty story respeeting five or thirty dozen to everlasting smash. The meeting took place on the right bank i“W-h-y !” stammered the astonished gro-. of the Mississippi river, opposite Vicksburg, “The deuce you didn’t,” replied M. «. While Gen. Foote missed, shouting over him. shuld tee if you'd died AB netinek * ‘This increased the eagerness of the large crowd “ ’ Angee Zone i : at they pressed up on cach side of the line of his victory dripping from his gartrents, . until there was left quite a narrow space, evidently satisfied with his bargain, and balis, Afier the parties had resanted their ter, and make the best of it— Frankfort . positions, pistol im hard and triggers set, (Me.) Gazette. awaiting the word fora second fire, every thing being as still as death, Mr. Prentiss observed >< ae alittle boy, who, anxious to witness “the fur’ The father of Gen. Tom Thumb, Mr.) was climbing a sapling in his rear, and said to Stranton, who resided near Bridgeport, him : “Myson, you had better take care ; Conn., died recently. His miind has been . Gen. Foote is shouting rather wild.” The good disordered. It is understood that he ac-. humored tone in which the remark was made, quired a fortune by the exhibition of his . the solicitude it implied for the safety of the little general, which will now be divided . child, the coolness and forgetfulness of self ina 2 ° situation so trying, clicited a round of applause between the widow, the renowned dwarf, . which made the aon ring. ps and his two married sisters. SS OS a eee ae " Mr. Longfellow denies ever having seen’ A Virginia Postmaster has been inthe Seren i pce “hi he ae been quiring of the little “pictures stuck on the charged with baving imitated, if not plaletters :” and another official in Iowa, de-. giarized from, in Hiawatha. sired the Department to sustzin him in al ~ ea ERS ROSS OE decision he had recently made againsta. “J{ave you said your prayers, John ?” “fellow” who insisted that “them pictures “No, ma’am—it ain’t my work. Bill of Washington, on the letters, paid’ the! says the prayers, and I the ameus!’ ‘We postage,” ‘agreed to do it, beeayse it comes shorter.” ' © Dotti = ee tr. 14) ell la tn: ‘ i ‘ I _—

ae mie eve —_— NEVADA JO FG. Waite, H. M. Fuller, J. P. Skelton, N. P. Brown. I it VOL. 5---NO. 43. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY BROWN, FULLER & Co. i } } i OFFICE—46 MAIN STREET. 7 = LD. PPRAID III IIe . TERMS: j Yor one yoar in advance, 700 For six months, 400 three months, 200 25 sonable rates. Job Work in ail its varieties, promptly and neatly ;: executed with the best material and at, the lowest . Advertisements inserted at ren: Aiforney and Counsellor at Law. i? WIA 2 RID \ Te WHT aA. DISTRIST ARORA, . Office--No. 2, Potier’s Brick Buildiig, Main st. i B. MCFARLAND, J. 1. CALDWELL . b LAW FIRE. TH i TOSACRAME) ee NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 22, 1856. LANGTON’S _ RXAL, pionFER EXPRESS! . ge oo OFFICES—SAN FRANCISCO, Number 154 Montgomery street, corner of Sacramento. SACRAMENTO, corner of J and Third streeta, adjoinng Drexel, Sather & Church’s Barking House, DOWNIEVILLE, Main Street, Banking House of LancTon & Co. NEVADA, Main street, adjoining Frisbie’s Saloon. We will dis ch A DAILY EXPRESS FROM NEVADA . TU, and the following points : Cherokee Corral, Fester’s Ber, Monte f Camptorville, Eureka No Galena Hill, Craig FL Railroad i 1 Hill, N FRANCISC Connecting with 'MESS. PREEBIAN & CO’S EXPRESS, . ..7, ‘to aill parts of the ATLANTIC STATES and EURHPE. URE. SAGES and LETTERS transmitsed to t with unrivalled dispatch and D DUST AND COIN forwarded to all parts of the 1 Europe, insurefl or uninsured, at as can be done by any house with security. \ Express will always be accompaniep by . thful Messengers. WnAtia T ANT o5 RT. NOTES, DRAFTS, BILLS, &c., collected or negotiated, MCk ARLAN D ~ CALDW ELL, and ail orders attended to promptly. £ . Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. Orric oad St., next dour below Union Hotel States of Alaba. . . . . . } Z . . Srewarr. WUTaApm e* EWART. a . l~wsancplinre at neysand Counsellors at Law. af ts of t onrteenth VW {ILL PR see B Court Hou ANDERSON i d's Brick Bi Wisin Street = SRS A: -G; NILKS, ofihe Pegee & iforney ai Law, ved to Maliord’s Brick Buildisg, Strect, Nevada >of Law.— . ne ung, i EIAGATI, . = ‘ a F > AVIS’ BRICK I DING, Broad Sircet, Nevada. i H, ‘ UISNILLE, Dorioly?. Fight Chctks on San Franeisco at Par, for Saie. HIGHFST PRICE PAID FOR GOLD DUST. 24. i253 CHARLES W. MULFORD, . Fr of Haiti Main street, Nevada. / 1 Dust. Gold . In sums . ba pew. ites ea ee ae Street, Nevada, POTTER & CRITTENDEN. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Neve 14—3m a fo oe ae oe 2 ~q . ——————— -———— Every Variety of Groceries, and. METROPOLIS CATTLE § SHEEP ON FOOT. MwLyyRRR Gay rewemy fE RICAN MARKET, MAIN sTREET [PA AMAA AYD YAUUUN, \N MARKET, MAIN § SET . Ske 5 f ee ee Et Tinian street, Nevada. BY SETS FEV S & WRIGHT have opened a new and elegant . LEW is FEAL, N in the second story of Rogers & Husseys Taix oe and Wholeesis De 5 i ng, and visitors will find it fitted and furmy rand Wiciesaie 4 : “ad i & Style Unsurpassed by any similar room in Fine Wine 3, Liquor aC igars, . The BILLIARD TABLES are new and costly, and are . pronounced to be iy f to none, Domestic Liquors, Butier, Provisions, §c. . 33 Broad Street, Nevada. mr Liar ca. 4 WaT THOMAS MARSH, O'Gn 470 UPN AWE HIG T #)PAPER hanging, and House Lini neathess and despatch, on reas¢ ts, Oil, Varnish, White Lead, V Oil boiled and raw, ead every variety of . ed colored Paints,ready mixed, Varnish, coach . i paland Japan, Window Glass andPutty. . Shop on C rercial st. opposite W. Dyer’s . Daguerrean Gallery. 21if ai il OUNTY SURVEYOR'S GFFICz. { OHN SURVEY¥O Orrice—Grier & Henry's Pri 2 survey or re-sury ept the Tounty Surveyor \ teyalevoence ia gny C 2) es are mal? b+ authe mutual consent of the parti notifie 1 the c United States or All parties are ere! 1is county by ott will not be ree this Staite. on FASHIONABLE HAIR DRESSING SALOON AND 7 >a 3 BARBER’S SHOP. . ESSE McGOWAN, recently from Marysville, would inform the citizens of Nevava, that he has taken the ms, No. 10 Main street. where he caa ut all times be found ready to attendio every branch of the profession in which he considers himselfa proficient. Fashionable Hair Cutting, amd Shaving, executed easy and with despa‘ He has had many yearsexperience, an‘ in various cities of the Union has had the reputation of keeping the keenest razors and the easiest chairs Every convenience usus found in a Fashionable Shop, always on hand. tf J. McGOWAN. " Rudolph, Practical Druggist & Apothecary, No. 21 Commercial street. &@> Physicians’ Prescriptions scicatifical compounded. — Assay Office. No, 30 Main street, Nevada—Rear of Banking House of Willirmson & Dawley, Bankers. F. SCHOTTE, ASSAYER. w' LE MELT AND ASSAY ALL DU~T entrusted to = care, and guarantee the correctness of his Assays, Refers to all the Goid Du Nevada. December 28. 185 DRS. H. & R.M. BUNT, ouyers in Nevada. Physicians and Surgeons iirsisccormctior we [LUNCH LTSLT DAT GSvawIwa, Ciic2 in Potter's Brick, up-stairs, No. 3. Mary Srreer, Nevapa. CAMPHENE! CAMPHENE!! 1,006 GALES. CAMPHENE—Which we can sell . tre te ro motniztas much LOWER PRICES than any other deal. POTTER & CRITECNDEN nature, attended to with promptness. a . MARYSVILLE. {mi Nevada Parchases of every deseription made. Forwarding of merchrndize, aud commissions, of every B39" GOLD DUST BOUGHT, SaCHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO, SACRAMENTO, &} £3 BILLS OF EXCHANGE ON THE ATLANTIC STATES AND ECROPE. \ H. MACKIE, Acent. Nevada, January 4, 1856. PACIFIC EXPRESS CO. CapiraL $100,000. . you therefor by default, }the Fourteenth Judicial Disiriet Cyurt, aforefaid, do . LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. SUMMONS. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada—Ss— ‘ District Court of tie Fourteenth Judicial District of said State. The people of the State of Califurnia. to Jobn J Boynton, A, G. Barnam, KR. Porter, Win. B. Morris, et al, greeting : You are hereby commanded to appear and answer within Ten days efter the service of this Writ if served iu this county, and within Twenty days ifwithoat this county and within this District. snd within Forty days } if without this District and within the State, the com. plaint of Pitt Adams, Plaintiff, now on file in the Clerk’s H Office of the District Court aforesaid against you as De. fendants for the recovery of $1,916 69, and tor the for closure of a ceriain Mortgage set forth and fully described in the Plaintiffs complaint. Or in case uf your failure to appear and answer said complaint. the said Plaintiff will take Judgment against f together with damages and and also demand of the Court such other is prayed for ia his said complnint. stimony whereof, I, INQ, 1. BUSTWICK. Clerk of . Amount of demands paid against theestate paid by A. W. Potter, 693 50 hereunto seCmy hand and impress the Seal of said Court . Amount of demands paid by A. @. Feit; 16 60 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. a a ee eee To the Honorabie T. H. Caswell, Judge of Probate for Nevada County. REPORT Of A. O. Felt Public Adniinistrator of Estate of deceased persons—which have come into his hands and upon which he has . administered. ESTATE OF EBENEZER REEVES. Apprized value of Estate; $5,739 00 Cash received on the Estate by A. W. Potter, ex-Pub Administrator, . Cash received by A. O. Felt Public Admin, istrator, 2,255 00 200 08 costs of su $2,455 00 re lie! In Whole amount of Cash received; this 16th day of January, A.D. 1856, JOUN HH. BOSTWICK, Clerk. lawiey, Deputy. Whole amount of demands paid, $609 50 By Tuomas P. Cash on hand, $1,845 SC EOF CALIFOR q In the District Cort lath. Judicial District. County of Nevada. 8 PITT ADAMS } INO.J. BOYNTO? R On reading a Hing ihe 7 Midavit of F. J. Duxk,; Esq. counsel for 1 herein, aod it appearing to the sat isfaction of the Court ihat service of Summons in the above entitled cause cannot be had as agaiast William B. Mo: ris, and that the Vlaintiff has used due diligence to mal ESTATE OF JOHN WINGATE. ot Apprized value ot Estate, et $225 o¢ CO Ot 35 Co Cash received, Demands paid, Deficient, $26 ot such service. therefore ordered (hat the services be made eal EST. OF THOS, KICKLAND. Wm. B. Morris by the publication of the Sum-! Apprised value of the Estate, mons for the period of 99 d , ia the Newapa JouRNaL, 2 newspaper printed and ished in the county of Nevada—from the date of the first insertion. NILES SEARLS, District Judge. A true copy—Attest $295 4 205 8 102 SF Bn Cush received, Amount of demands paid, Cash oa hand, $102 65 J. H. BOSTWICK, Cierk. By Tuomas P. Hawsry, Deputy. : EST. OF W, P: BROWN, Juanary 13—Sm Appraised value, Cash received, Demands paid, $1,016 0¢ SUMMONS, 223 O€ T TE OF CALIFORNIA, Connty of Nevada. Township reka, Justice Court. ss: Before L. A. Sackett, J. P. Cash on hand, 1 “opie of the State of California to S.L, RUSSELL ani JOHN PURDOM:— , You are hereby summoned to appear before the underSigned, Justice of the Peace, at his vilice in said township, EST. OF MICHAEL REYNOLDS, . On Monday, the 28th dey of April, A. D. 1836, . Poyiers Se od pes 4 A. M. to answer the comy a eee . iesands paid, 2 5€7 12 anc ares 1, Brooks, Eb. M Dant Califoraia and Ailantie States. . < . G=press FPorwarded. . A JOINT STOCK COMPANY. . n Nevada, Telegraph Building, Main street, . te M i Paily express to ento, San Franciseo, Stockton and . ; and all parts of the Northern and Southern mn e forwarded to the Atlantic States in charge of} ™ . a regular messenger by every steamer. Furniture Ware Rooms. Abbott&E dwards Commercial Street, n nhand a magr y opposite Pine. I ent a Bedsteads, Sofas, Ee. th othe r things, all of wh e manufacnuer, out of choice hard bie churacter. o prepared to Wiannfacture to Order,all irniture at short nolice, umong which sre rasses, ef a Superior Quality, And Spring Redsteads, CROCKERY AND GL: SSWARE, The finest and best selected Stock in the mountai cluding LAM a Plated Ware, Brittania Ware Table Cutlery, Chandeliers LOOKING GLASSES, Bar Fixtures, (ail kinds) The Lowest Prices, La Call and take a look at the STOCK _@8Don't Forget the place! New Brick Building, Main up with particular reference to the nvenience levery ¢ be desired. . Ceonne ad Cigar s Served Morning’s and Evenings. inteud that nothing shali be omitted ‘ny Way Conduce to the pleasure of those vor them w: vada, Oct. 26,—t ‘Dealer in Guns, Pistols, Powder &e . New Fire-proof Prick, Broad Street, Nevada. UE subseriber has been at ¢ troubl ' guphi \ in the 2 He has had many r ee and flatiers himselfthat he is a complete master of his profession. may be purchased at LOW RATES for Cas “ GUNS, POWDER, SHOT, AD, GUN WADS, SHOT BELTS, NIPPLES NIPPLE WRENCHES, GUN SIIES, &e. . } Brick b Z. P. DAVIS. BROAD STREET DRUG STORE, WM. G. ALBAN, WHOLSALE & RETAIL Drwussist. Fire Proof trick Buridivg, Broad street; is JUST RECEIVING from San Francisco a Large Stock of Drags, Chemicals, Patent Medicines. Perfumery, Paints, Oils, Wines and Liquors. m Which are offered at prices that will defy competition. aSay-Remember !NEW FIRE PROOF BRICK, NO, 53 Broad Street, opposite U. S, Hotel, Nevada. Recenter oes FRISBIE’S SALOON. i Goo. ExX.Rosers, aigeenenerys TO HIS PRIENDS and the public in } Bo general that he has become the Lessee of U is . POPULAR & WELL-ENOWN HOUSE . Which has recently been thoroughly renovated and embellished in 8 style Unsurpassed in the Wountains. + The House is bountifally supptied with the MOST CHOICE LIQUORS . To be found inthe market. . W&. Lunch will be served up Every Day and Evening, . BOLEY & BROUILLETTE. (ase BILLIARD SALOON. ESSRS Boler & Brouillette would inform their friends \ and the public, that they have opened their new . Billiard Rooms in KELSEY’S BRICK BUILDING, ‘On Commercial street. , 1855—3m . { . The rooms are furnished with tables of a superior qualien spared to render it an agreevers of pleasure. Tee BAR Is always supplied with LIQUORS « WINES, of the very »st quality. bi 3 We invite the citizens of Nevails genersilr to call upon we Kereca, January 28, 1854, , ie * se gen. 2 . Purdon hay Treasure, Parcels and Letters insured and] Stateaadth alieged to be due them! nt is on file in this office, swer. judgment will be ren2,46 with damages 1 ray hand this 12th day of L. A, SACKETT, Justice Peace. Balance of cash, EST. OF MICHAEL M'LAUGHLIN, Apprised value, $329 50 No money received or expended. $232 8 Bi ona suinst you fe i Given and costs ef Jan. AD18 STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, fureka i hi earing to my satisfaction, trom the Dievendorff. the plaintiff above named ove named defendants S. L. Russell and John * left theState,and are not now residents of this EST. OF S. HUTCHINGS. cause ofaction exists aguinst them,and that . Teceived by cush of A. W. Potter, re necessary and proper parties to the above entitled . cr cause. It is therefore crdered that the summons in this . EST. tt ve HANSON. action be served on the defendants, S L Russel and John . Received by Cash of A. W. otter, Purdom, by publication thereof, once a week fora period . —— EST. OF W. H. HARRISON. $27 co $217 52 of three n paper pu aths, in the Nevapa JounnaL, a public news. shed in said County of Nevada. . . . REPT. J.P. Eureka Township. . Received by Cash of A. W. Potter, ex-Publie AdF i ainis 247 67 i SUMMONS. j ministrator, 47 67 . CATATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, 1 cha Ecaeieine ta nae EST, OF JOHN GUNDERSON, . The ple of the State of Califor 3f Sina #28. You are hereby summoned to apy 2 . Apprized value of the Estate, ior = . igned, Justice of the Veace, at his office in said tov ship eens received, . = . on SATURDAY the 24th day of February, 4D 1843, at 10 Demands paid ghes . . o'clock A M. to answer to the ecmplaint of J. E. Perkins ; raat . & Co. who sue torecover 93 aad 40-160 dollars, a balanee Deficient, = . . alleged to be due on your promissary note to them.— . eee ee Or tre su to appear and answer, judgment will be ren. Q ~ { ; dered inst you for said sum of $93,40 damages and . EST. OF A. A, CARLE. j . costs of t. : : . Appraised value, $400 60 . . _ Given under my hand this £3d day of Janvary. A D. Cash received, 200 00 . 1856 A, C. NILES, Justice of the Peace. . Demands paid, 107 $0 . ; ” ! ' —_—— — _o., J ls BROWN, Constable. . Cash ift hand $22 20) . SENTWUE : ~ ata’ sumuNoens, EST. OF G, H, RUSSELL, } F ‘ 25) Justice’s Court, . Appraised value, $100 06 . ( ounty of Nevuc x .Ss . Cash ree ved, 400 09 . Township of reka 5 Before L. A. Sackett, J.P.) Demands paid, 801 80 . The Peopte of the State of California tS. L. Kussel : . ceaieico ) WOU ARE I Y SUMMONED toa pear before the . Cash in hand, $98 20 . * under: + Justice of the Peace. at bis ofice in . Said township, on SATURDAY. APRIL. 26th at 10 o'clock . } 1., o answer to the complaint of J AMES L. BROOKS, . !

. HENRY DIRVENDORFE, BM. DANTON, and C. 1. ; EST. OF HUGH GRANT, ae ; BIRD. wh nand of you $52.87 sheged to be due them} Appraised value of Estale, $2.0 = . on 2 book account which account i+ on file in this office. Cash received, ayehe On failure se to appear and answer judgment will be . Demaads paid, 403.45 . ; rendered inst you for the suid sum of $92,87, wi h . “shia.0s . EITTEN GOSSIP. BY T. WESTWOOD. Kitten, kitten, two months old, Wooly snowbill, lying snug, Curied up in the warmest fold Of the warm hearth rug, Turn your drowsy head this way. What is life? Oh, Kitten, say ! “Fife!” said the Kitten, winking her eyes, And twitching her tail in a droll surprise— “Life ? —Oh, it’s racing over the floor, Out at the window and in at the door; Now on the chair back, now on the table With baus of cotton and skeins of silk, And crumbs of sugar and jugs of miik, All so cozy and comfortable. Its patting the little dog’s ears, and leaping Round him and o’er while he’s sleeping— Waking him up in a sore affright. Then off and away like a flash of Light. Life! Oh, it’s rclling over and over Oa the summor-green turf and budding clover; Chasing the shadows as fast as they run, Down the garden paths in the mid-day saa, Prancing and gamboling, brave and bold, Climbing the tree stems, scratching the mould, That's Life !” said the Kitten two months old. Kitten, Kitten come sit cn my knee, And lithe and listen, Kitten, to me 2 One by one, ob ! one by one, The sly swift shadows sweep over the sun— Daylight dieth and—kittenhood’s done, And Kitten ob ! the rain and wind! For cai-hood cometh, with careful mind, And grave cat-duties follow behind. Hark ! there’s a sound you cannvt hear ; Vil whisper its meaning in your car: MICE ! (The Kitten stared with her gteat green eyes, And twitched her tail in a queer surprise ) mice! No mere tit bits, dainty and nice: No» more mischief and no more play; Lut watching by night and sleeping by day, Prowling wherever the fue doth Jurk— Very short commons and very sharp work, And Kitten, ch! the bail and the thunder! That's a blackish cloud, but a blacker’s under, Hark ! but you'll fall from my knee, I fear, When I whisper that awful word in your ear — R-R-R-naAts! (The Kitten’s heart beat with great pit-pats, But her whisker quiver’d, and from their sheath Flashed out the sharp, white, pearly teeth ) R-R-R-RATS ! The scorn of dogs, but the terror of cats ; The eruellest foes but the fiercest fighters ; The sauciest thieves and the sharpest bighters. But, Kitten, I see you've a stoutish heart, So, courage ! and play an honest part ; Use well your paws, And strengthen your claws, Ani sharpen your tecth and stretch your jaws— Then woe to the tribes of pickers and stealers, Nibblers, and gnawers and evil dealers ! But now that you kuow Life’s not precisely The thing your fancy pictured so nicely, Off and away ! race over the floor, Out of the window and in at the door; Roll on the turf and bask in the sun, Ere night time cometh, and kittenhcod’s done. varied i Alaa a Mrs. Farnuamw ox our Strate Parisox.— Mrs. Farnham has written a letter to the San Francisco Chronicle, in which she soundly berates the architect of our new State Prison. ¥fe has, she says, “proceeded in sublime indif. ference to what other States and men search the world over to find the best means of ac: complishing. He has puta door of solid iron . to each cell, having a small slip in it by which j}soon find again. Then he was so thor-. a little light and air may enter. The cells are NEVADA JOURNAL WHOLE NO. 303. State Prison Marrers.—Many per-. A Picture or our Country.—Amersons believe that the State Prison, under ica, as she now stands, is a striking fact. the Know-Nothing regime, will cost, at} The Western clearings, the immeuse farms least, thirty thousand dollars per month . of the Missippi Valley, the Lake trade, Some time ago a great outery was made} the foreign immigration, toiling Africa against the Democratic Directors of the! chained :o the car of commerce, gorgeous . Institution, for having made a contract} and reckless New York, and sudden San . for supplies at the rate of 20 cents per Francisco, excite imagination, by all that day for each prisoner. It is said (with . they imply and foreshadow. They reprewhat truth we know not,) that the Know} sent many ideas, and embody many a Nothing contract is for upwards of one ) wonderful and moving story; for business dollar per head.— State Tribuie. has its danger and daring, its suffering anc The State Tribune says the forgoing jendurance, and the change of fortune, in “conveys a very erroneous impression, ag} this new world cf boundless ea ase oe will be made manifest by the forthcoming free activity, are more marvellous © . 4 alana at ia ak Niehts t of the State Prison Dj Ww j the tales of the Arabian Nights. ‘2 » 3 a. 7 ay Pt a =? report ox the State Prison Directors. : This bold cuterprise that stretches to [are authorized in advance of that report— . the Pacific, this skilled and thoughtful whieh will be submitted this weck—to say,. race graspinga vast empire, like a homethat the expense of feeding the officers, eee, to cultivate, and plant, and OP ; . e : ; is brave army of worshippers, march employees, and prisoners, for the Jast. "5S Prave army of worenippers,n ee Fe on irresistably to the conuqgucst of natu: C4 month, was forty-sevesi and a half cents an forms a grand spectacl Though their day for cach person, and that no contrac . weapons—i ¢ ough, and the } . + have na ‘ sae £ eA. has been made to furnish the prisoners at} steam enginc-—Have not tae lustre Of poe try that gleams from the point or the : sword ; though the heroes of the farm, tlio : s Messrs.S ce . hs S. : 2 The old directors, we mean Messrs.Snow workshop, and the counting house, liko . i’? 2 ? 2 den & Madden, and not Maj. Love, who . village Hampdens, die unsung, yet great refused to sign the contract—agreed to qualities are often exhibited in these hamfurnish the prisoners for ninety cents a} bie fields cf man’s cll t, and their labors day, against which a great outery was. ‘und nations, as th any fixed price per capta. e of the coral insect litt the basis of an island “above the seas : ‘lit (HC DASIS Of AN IsluaNa ADove the Seas, But instead of “the Know!) “) "9. : eae " ito the light and air ef heaven, r . . ' : Nothing contract” being for “apwards of} But the picture has its dark side. one dollar per head,” there is, in the frst eager desire for wealth, the ‘‘ineessant and * ‘ Y aaah Pe ie ee ar place, no contract at all of the kind Spo. Sabbathless” pursnit . it has pesome ken of; andin the next, as we have said . universal fo. ore "3 x a = ik Ket ° 24Ve that 16Vve oF Mor ey Ww 2 = e rocs above, the present Directors feed officers, lof allevil; andunder the deadly shade of employees, and prisoners for forty-seven’ the tree from that reot, the love of knowljand a half cents—an amount which, we edge and art, of truth and virtue, and : . = pir ge Tatlin BRE Ie ite “Te ho A are assured, they confidently believe they . beauty, withers and dies. Ia in a : } . ty ars smoke.” y€ curs Midas will be able to reduce to forty-three cents, . ¥ 2° altars ea a The eurse of Mi e i forties f the Si is upon us. Our feclings, dur ideas, our Cr eee ee ee ee ee tale aspirations, are all turned into gold, and Journal, about the economy of the old Di-) we are starving amid our barren «bundrectors! Frees, ance. We worship the material, not the D os ae or “Th Mow spiritual, the visible and trancicnt, not the ANIEL WY EBSTER.— Lhe folowing Por-. invisible and cternal. We are practical, traiture of Daniel Webster, is by Ralph . not intellectual ; and our pleasures are of Waldo Emersor : the senses, not of the reason, gee r 4 ¢ 4 &t Ve are smitte with “the lust “Mr. Webster had a natural ascendency sei taste. wea sri pie wit mg i. : ee a 2 2s] e lus 2 eve ai } of aspect and carriage which distinguished . of a tid = € ors = e pe ay r . : = e is . . > > P are a = s him above his cotemporaries. His coun-. Pe hi BS ond ntak area tenance, his figure, his manners, were in the ethies of interest and utility, oo “re so grand 2 style, that he was, without ef: only morality + yo i pay ment. , oe _ ‘s ae 4 a8 4 1 a ‘he ¥ aket fort, as superior to his most eminent rivals, ae it been aes ener xe = ae ns E as thay were to the humblest; so that his. 2@Ste to be I ce nok. oe InBocensarrival in any place in this country drew [f intemperate drinking be the degrading crowds of people to satisfy their eyes, who . Vice of one portion of pape a tes ene could not see him enough: He ‘did not Perate money making is the besetting sin disappoint the eye nor the ear. He . of another and much larger portion, and + At firure in. the lands« [remember !t is difficult to say which is the more perhis appearance at Bunker Ifill, THe knew/Bicious. One is a vice, of the senses, des: troying the mind ; the othera delusion of well that a little more or less of rhetoric} “ gee ish passi Wauinc ‘ in -. 7 he at selas Vass as . signified nothing. He was only to say. t#¢ mind, anda sellish passion, » 13 'grand things when he had them ; if noi,. *¢ moral sentiments, and palsying tho 1 a : higher powers of the intellect. The poor drunkard cannot resist the “banefal cup,” eh beaumbs his soul,‘unmoulding reason’s mintage,”’ and transforming him justly made. The i . pe. then to abstain from saying uniit things.— . (It was a place for behavior more than} . speech, a: walked thr« his . part with entire success. The perfection . jof his elocution and all that théreto beloz ate ? sem —accent, attitude, manner—we shall not. 20d the infatuated worshipper of Mammon . TAT ot wh +¥ coster “Into the inglorious likeness of a beast,” z uses his mental faculties for struction, prefers the igneble aclpcrate joughiy simple and wise in his rhetorie.— . §18 own de Which we wil sell at . it, and is furnisbed with! ted with the Establishment is a Bar. at which . will be found at all times the choicest Liquors, Wines . . dumuges and costs of suit. j Cask in hand, $512 65 . . Given under my hand this 32h day of January, A. D. . os . . 1896. L. A; ELT, Justices. Peace. c ORES, delay EST. OF JOSEPH BOYCE. . ornia, County of Nevada, Eureka Town. Appraised value, $840 00 : i ring ty my sutisfaciion from the affidavit . Cash received 170 Ga . of Henry Lievengorif, the Piainti! above nnmed. that . Demands paid , 85 95 roeongeee numed Defendant 8. L. Russel has lett the . : -— ) State, and is not now a resident of this Staie, and thai . ‘ash i $4 05 . cause of action exisis against the said Defendant, and . seston rescr . Gat pa ies wemeepucy aud proper party to the ubove ae oy . enritled cause, in if It is therefure ordered, that Summons in this action . “ EST. OF ISRAEL JOINER. . be sarved on the Defeudant,S. L. RUSSEL. by publi. Appraised vaiue, paprie . cation thereof, once a week, for a period of three months . Cash received, ws 90 . ji ee Nevapa Journal, public newspaper published —_—_—_. } in the said cotuty of Nevada. oa iat A. O. FELT, Publ: trator of Nevada County be+e A. Be te : ; } ? . " is . . oat 15% eis . Ea aig ing duly sworn on 0 at the foregoing report is . January 18—3m Justice Peace, Enrekx Towaship. la frue-andcorrect itof all estates of deceased per. e : ¥ : . Fons which have come into his hands—the apprised value . SHER ] I LS SALE. j tures made and the balance of . . Y virtue of an Exeention to me directed . issued from the Clerk’s office of the Dis. j trict Courtin and for the County of Nevada. . . in favor of Peter Hendrickson and against . Clapp & Trewin, dated Jan. 30, 1856 fur the sam of Two Hfundred and Thirty-eight and . 98-100 dollars, debt, with interest on the sum . of $258 95 from the 29th day of Jan. 1856, at Wit: ; All theright title and interest of Clapp &. . Iewin in and to a house and the lot on which . } it stands, situate in Nevada County, in Ham: . bug City, and eceupied asa Hote!. Also all . the right tide and interest of Clapp & Irwin j in and to the Stables and the lot on which it the rate of ten per cent per annum together . ts with costs of suit taxed at $40 55,I have lev-!¢ jizd upon and seized the following described . . . property which Lhad formerly attached, to} ing me, the expe: r nd { ALNEY O. FELT, Pc tor, Nevada Co. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of Feb. . 1856. J. H. BOSTWICK, Clerk P. C. By T. Ernany Bean, Deputy. SHERIFF’S SALE. Y¥ virtue of an Execution to me directed issued from i i 1 District Court in and for the i r of Hoyt & Findley and against is, daied Jan léth 1855, for the sum of . ton the sum of . D. 1855, at . of December roum together with costs of suit; ve levied upon and seized the foilow. hi s formerly attached by wit :—The House and i ied in the Townand County of Nevada nnd knownas the Metropolis Ho'el, which . shall} sell at pubtic auct.on to the highest bidder for cxsh in. front of Sherill’s Office, Nevada city, on the 23d day of . February A. ). 1856. Giveu under my hand this 31st day “January, A. D. Ailest, W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff N.C. . By C. F. Wood, Under Sheriff. elf per cer t per at $45 50,1 1836, . about ten fect by six and a half feet, and be-. He caw through this matter, hugged his. and low to the pure and high, and shuts can Review, 1 tne com -. stands adjoining the above named Hotel. Bar-Call at his shop south side of Broad street, in new . Al-} so all the right title and interest of Clapp & . Irwin in and to a log storehouse adjoining . the above named hote! —also 19 hair matrass. es, 15 pairs blaukets, 10 pairs sheets, 11 bed. steads, and 3 bed spreads. Which T shall sel! at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, on the obove described premis sat Humbug City, on the 23 day of to-wit—All the right, title and interest of I). Page in the feb. 1856. W.W. WRIGHT, Gold Tunnel Co, said interest being the one undivided ninth 2 GRO I of all property belonzing to said Co. which J shail sell at } 3 Sheriff Nevada Co. public auction to the highest bidder for cash in front of bie: By C. F. Woop, Under Sheriff. . the sueriti’s office, Nevada city, on the 23d day of Feb. A. . D. 1855. Given under y nand this 3st day Jannary A. * SHERIFF'S B. Attest ’. W. WRIGHT. Sheriff N. €. . = SHERIF I'S SA LE. By C. F. Woop, Under Sheriff. REREAS, on the twenty-first day of Jan. A. D. 1856, a final judgment and decree . was rendered in the District Court of the 14th} arate or CALIFCRAIA, County of Nevada, Judicial District of the State of California, In) KD ss.—By virtue of a Writ of Restitation to me and for the County of Nevada, against Geo. D. . deliveres, i-s2ed from the office of A. © Niles, Esq Dornin and in favor of Matthias Yost for the Sarasant Sespey eane ee ape = i aeeriga > er . : fore. 1 vanvary 29:h, A. LD, .6, to pray Ale ic at gee gi debt, with interest . coticty a jaiom-nt rendered hy the gaid Couit on on tue principal at the rate of o per cent, per! the 29¢ day of December, A. D. 1656: tn favor ot month from the rendition of judgment until. J. blattan and C. Kraft, and against John Doe paid, together with alleosts of suit taxed at . =~ reds for ~ —_ a . phe > debt, interest, Sq © 5 . damages and costs of sui ave taken i scution. . _ 3. Cnet ” = — ee, and will seli to the highest bidder for poder front it an. A. J. 1590, it was ordered and decreed . of 4. (. Niles’s Justice Court. oa Saturday, tiie 23d . by the said Court, that the mortgage set forth . day of February, A. D1856, between the boars of . in the plaintiff's complaint be foreclosed, and . 19 o'clock A.M. and 4 o'clock P. M., ali the right, . the property therein described to wit: Ail) title and interest of John Doe alias McCoy, iu and that piece of jand situated in the township and. '0.# certain house and lot situated on Boulder ms é, ; Street in the townsbip ot Nevada, said being on . village of Grass Valley and bounded as follows: the north side of enld etrent, sndte Senied by Biat . On the north side of Main street and fronting . tau § Kraft’s premises on the cast. ou the same twenty-four feet and extending! Taken as the property of McCoy to satisfy the . back one hundred and eightysone feet more or . *¥ove demands and aceruing costs. — . U : tia “ J. L, BROWN, Constable, less, the premises known as the Golden Gate. wenada, Jan. 31, A.D. 1856. . ox being on the east side, and the premises of Mr. . Wood on the west side with all and sirgular SHER <2 a the hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto BY VIRTUE Bet Iv¥’s SALE. ed takand . belonging or in any wise appertaining be lefrom the Clerk's Office of the Court of Sessions in Poa = attale east and for the Cornty of Nevada in favor of The People. and a gs ry = se oon yoigueet, agunst Elizaheta Applegate, dated Janary sth 1836 for interest and costs. Notice IS ereby given ihe sum of THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS, together with that I skall seil theabove premises at public} — >be taxed ee, I nes <7 upon and seize« . ° . 3 * 5 e following deser' property—to-wit: Be auction to the highest bidder for cash in front) “Tye House AND LOT co which it stands sitnated in of the Sheriffs Office on Saturday the Ist day . the county and town of Nevada, on the corner of Pine and March, A. D: 1856, at the hour of 2P. M. Commercial streets, and kaown as “ Lizzie Applegate ort Given under my hand this Sth day of February A}D. Which I shall sell at public auction to the highest 1856. W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff, N C. SHERIFE’S SALE. ecution tome directed issued from eof the District Court in aud for the County of Nevada in ¢ of Ft Holmes and agninst Richard Berryman. D, Page et ated Ist day of Jan. . 1856. for the sum of Fhree Handred and Fighty Dolinrs. Debt, with interest on the sum of $283 00 from ‘the 24th . day of October A. D.1855 at the rat» of 10 per cent per . annum together with costs of suit taxed at $96 41—i have . levied upon aad seized the following described property— } . ' CONSTABLE’S SALE. for Cash in front of the Sheriff’s Office, Nevada city, on Attest SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16TH. A.D. 1856 at 2 P.M. . + Given under my hand this 24th Jan 1856. 41-3t By ©. F. Woop, U. 8, 'Atteat y W.W. WRIGHT, sheaf N. C. Rope. January 25—tde By C.F. Woop, Under Sheriff. Rs The above esle is postponed to Saturday Teb. 22d 1°3412,60 LBS Menilla Ropes, orcaytedeizes, for sale be Ww WRIGHT, Sheriff A. BE GQMBORY Chinaman has made a small steam engine in whieh he has introduced many improvements. Itis now on exhibition at the “Qld Defender Saloon,” ia Sacramento; and it is the intention of the inventor, if he can raise the means, to carry it to Washington to secure a patent for his imCan it be possible that one of the Mongolian race can improve on the model machine of the Caucasian race ? > A Curious Japanese Law.—The Japanese, whom we regard as being at best only semi-barbarians, never punish any one for escaping from prison. They hold that it is the natural right of every one to exert his ingenuity for regaining his liberty: and when retaken, no harshness is used in the conveyance back or subsequent detention. If there be blame any where, it is with those who suffered him to escape through remissness in vigilanee. This we have on the authority ot a Russian, who provements, was one of the few survivors froma Y¥essel wrecked on their inhospitable coast. After being inearcerated according to their aceustomed rule, he escaped to where he expected a boat would take him to some ofthe European ships in the offing; but he was recaptured, and lodged again in rison. He was greatly surprised at his mild treatment afterwards, which he feared was only preparatory to a cruel death, till he learned their criminal escape law. ee The meanest man in the world lives in West Troy. Imhelping him out of the river once, a man tore the collar of his coat. The next day he sued him for asseult and battery. <a A codfish breakfast and an India rubber coat will keep a man dry ali day. arch. At the sides they are about five feet in . Such exordiums and perorations as would} cesssul industry, rapid gains, rauk, pros ithey were. Though he knew very well,. this passion for wealth to excess, and have stone walls and iron door. bape 2 : ture, aud see a glimpse of the out-door world. . ality ; so that his splendid wrath, when. ! and elevated sentihundred men confined in our State Prison . the cause he stood for. His power was'. . ? . nes Of ON nolities.—.ANorth rae to for his swine or his horned cattle.’ The . 2 equal property. nasemens ot eur: pelitien. orth. damary . ss Le 3 a ee __ ><> : : é . . . Which a joiner uses, and had the same quiet Bible. They have no chaplain, and no minis. . WUC8? J ; it . that perfect propriety, so that his beauties. isters apprehend, on what they consider bocks for these degraded convicts, and asks/. urally a very large part in public and pri-. ifs ultimate. operations conquest «f g A et A appeals will be heeded. ,compelled other people to see also, Ah,. qUarter, and frequent ¢ "RLLONS him who speaks well for the right, who} Year ago, in the Senate, has becn reproa eee eee of Government stores cna forged Jetter adele : . . . . . i a enciis prospects ere, in his guict way. Strolling into a neigh-! Mr. Frenci’s prospects he . a box of eggs nicely packed for shipment . : SEs See te => y P F Seven or eight of the Fillibusa 4 7 5 oo TS ee of eggs for, boots and all?” “Well,” says} {to his knees in eggs, devoted some twenty-. his second duel with General Foote : eer, “I didn’t think you'sgoing to jump /”. and at the fire Mr. Prentiss’ pistol snapped. 2 coat ei sembled to witness the affair to such a degtéo and he quietly walked off with the “fruits lth & searcely room enough for the passage of the ’ . +4 ° leaving, W. to pocket the joke and the guars * 7 “ } he lig of heave ‘rom is lifetween eight and nine fect in the middle of the . facts close ; though le knew how to make/ out the light of heaven from his life. Suc ce % st ombarrass his marc DUNC is. perity, without counteracting causes to height. Into this dark den are thrust four {2° inbarrass his march or confound his} P eg ‘ae gpd Lett cidaeiiaed Ege En transilions. Wesaw them in order as. modtly their influence, have stimulate individuals. Around and above them are the . re : ian Only one at'a time {on occasions, how to present his personal . produced already » in this new country, can suck in a breath of pure air at the aper-. cjaims, yet in his argument he was intel-. /wxury, venality, corruption, contempt for lectual, and kept his fact bare of personintellectual pleasures, and snecring indif Whena face is at the door, the others are in . 1 e 7 . sta nt} darkness.” She says there are nearly one . his eyes became lamps, was the wrath of. i, , sar ostentation of . our cities; heneo the general want of lite. fs ae . apay ny 8 hence th 2 ids “under conditions which, in many respects, a/not in excellent parts, but was totally dif} eg Nits and culture, hence the —hamane and enlightened farmer would object . ferent. He had a great and every where} ~e raigieel busteens;, hence ryumh ‘af the Te worked with that . ‘ closeness of adhesion to the matter in hand conviets have no books to read--not even a/. ‘loscness © . ‘oie i ‘ fitness of place that an oak or a mountain _ fie Pinusvsters.—Despatehes from ee ee ee jmight have. After all, there remained. Washington say that certain Foreign Minthem of everlasting life. Mrs. Farnham ap. ‘ peals ‘to the religious and humane portion of . of detail were endless. Ile seemed born} udeubted authority that the Walker * H ” o ‘ 7 oO ont en Paces wifhiv > Copa a the community, the women especially, for for the bar, for the Senate. He took nat-. movement embraces within the scope of the divines of San Francisco to occasionally . vate affairs ; for his head disturbed things Cabe, Porto Rico and St. Domings spend a Sabbath with them. We hope her. in their places, and what he saw so well he Hfence the constant watclfulness in that pie a ERA ER are great is the privilege of eloquence. What} with our Government on ie si ject. : ga The Siute Journal says that aj gratitude does ever human being feel to The report of Gen. Shields, made a translatestruth into langzage entirely p!ain . due d, in whi-h P. HW. French is charged land clear.” x . with obtaining two thousand dollars worth Esas-act-ty.—M. the popular clerk of of credit; and branding him as an imposter, a o> See . a rm: . er aad ‘ we ° is has ateriaily operated to damage Messrs. T, & Co., is something of a wag This has raaterially operated to damage . : tar Parker OW. French has been arborhood store the other day, and espying. «=? epi a a agi: das : ys PIMS! pasted at New York, and re'eased. in half the accosted the proprictor with—*“I say ‘geste hour Was lw : . F i ters are indicted. . W., what'll you let me jump into that box W. carelessly, “about a quarter, I guess.” . . ANnopote or Prestiss.--The new Life of No sooner said than done ; in went M: up. Prentiss contains this pretty story respeeting five or thirty dozen to everlasting smash. The meeting took place on the right bank i“W-h-y !” stammered the astonished gro-. of the Mississippi river, opposite Vicksburg, “The deuce you didn’t,” replied M. «. While Gen. Foote missed, shouting over him. shuld tee if you'd died AB netinek * ‘This increased the eagerness of the large crowd “ ’ Angee Zone i : at they pressed up on cach side of the line of his victory dripping from his gartrents, . until there was left quite a narrow space, evidently satisfied with his bargain, and balis, Afier the parties had resanted their ter, and make the best of it— Frankfort . positions, pistol im hard and triggers set, (Me.) Gazette. awaiting the word fora second fire, every thing being as still as death, Mr. Prentiss observed >< ae alittle boy, who, anxious to witness “the fur’ The father of Gen. Tom Thumb, Mr.) was climbing a sapling in his rear, and said to Stranton, who resided near Bridgeport, him : “Myson, you had better take care ; Conn., died recently. His miind has been . Gen. Foote is shouting rather wild.” The good disordered. It is understood that he ac-. humored tone in which the remark was made, quired a fortune by the exhibition of his . the solicitude it implied for the safety of the little general, which will now be divided . child, the coolness and forgetfulness of self ina 2 ° situation so trying, clicited a round of applause between the widow, the renowned dwarf, . which made the aon ring. ps and his two married sisters. SS OS a eee ae " Mr. Longfellow denies ever having seen’ A Virginia Postmaster has been inthe Seren i pce “hi he ae been quiring of the little “pictures stuck on the charged with baving imitated, if not plaletters :” and another official in Iowa, de-. giarized from, in Hiawatha. sired the Department to sustzin him in al ~ ea ERS ROSS OE decision he had recently made againsta. “J{ave you said your prayers, John ?” “fellow” who insisted that “them pictures “No, ma’am—it ain’t my work. Bill of Washington, on the letters, paid’ the! says the prayers, and I the ameus!’ ‘We postage,” ‘agreed to do it, beeayse it comes shorter.” ' © Dotti = ee tr. 14) ell la tn: ‘ i ‘ I _—