February 4, 1859 (4 pages)

VOL. 9, NO. 38 NEVADA JOURNAL. PUBLISHED BY N. P. BROWN & E. G. WAITE. Office on Main Street, opposite Wells, Fargo & Co. and Langton’s Expres Offices. TERMS OF THE PAPER. For One Year, in advance (sent by mail)..$5 00 Fer Six Months, in advance.do.do 3 00 For Three Months, (delivered by Carrier).. 2 00 #@Advertisements conspicuously inserted a easouable rates. S&P Papers sent by mail payable in advance. BOOK AND JOB v.INTING EXKCUTED WITH NEATNES® AND DISPATCH. SRS RR RRR Sheriff's Sale. WA WHEREAS on the lain day of January boy, ' a final judgment and deerce was rendered .: the District Court of the Fourteenth Juaicial ins trict of the State of California, in and tor the cuunty of Nevada, against Wa. Moors, Leuven Foss, Geo. E. Rict#anpson and StintMan Hansus, and in favor Wietiam L) Pexyene et als, plamtifis as fellows, to-wit :—to the plaintit! Wm. L. Peaneli in the sum of five hundred and forty-one dollars and tweuty-two cents. To Wm. H. Sibby the sum ws thrav-buodred andl seventy-two dollara and tweive eents. To the plaintiff Georgy iamsell in the sum of sixty-nine dollars and seventy-five cents. To the plaintiff! J. B. Carlylein the sum of three hun. dred and thirty-four dellars and ifty-six ceuts.— To the plaintiff T. J. Lockwood in the sum o ; five hundred and fifty-two dollars and twenty cents. Te the plaintif T. Hf. Richardson in ihe sum o three thousand one-hundred and eighteen Gca. and forty-two ceats, with accruing interest on ix aum of two-thousand and forty-seven dollars, at the rate of three per cent per month from the 17th . day of December a. p. 1355, until paid. To the plainti® A. H. Wagadorn in the sum of seven hundred aad thirty-two dollars and turiy-two cents.— . To the plaintiff Alouzo Couper ia the sum of iv . hundred and fifty-seven duiiars and seventy-iius cents. To the plainti:zf Wesley Richey inthe sum of one-hundred anil sixtecn dollars and twenty-four cents. To the plaintiffs Rogers & Hamilton in thi sum of seven-hundred and ninety-five dollars ani . hinety-six cents, with accruing mterest at the rat of two percent per month, from the l7th day o: December, a. p. 1358, until paid. To the plaintiti Wm. N. Natlerin the sum of one-thousand aud ninety dollars and twenty-two cents, with accruing . interest thereon at the rate of three per cent per . mvoth from the date aforesaid until paid. To the . plaintiffs Goss & Nichols in the sum of seyen-hun. dred and forty dellars and eleven cents. To the} glaintiif A. Ri hardson in the sum <f ene-thousand } four hundred and cighty-twev dollars and nincteen . eects. To the plaintiff Frederick Spencer in the sue of fifty-eight dollars. To the plaintiff L. 8. . Hiv inthe sum of fifty-cight dollars and eleven aenty, To the plaintiffs Gregory £ Sparks in the gun of seven-huudred and ninety-two dollars and thirty-six cenis. Tothe plaintiff Wm. Craigin the eum of three-hundred and ninety-five dollars and fifty-six cents, with interest on the said several suis a3 follows : to-wit:—interest on the sum of suine-thousand eight-hundred and forty-seven dol. iars and eighiy-two cents, at the rate of ten per . eent per annum fromthe i7th day of December, . 2559, and interest on the sui seven-hundred and . ninety-five dollars aud sisety-six cents, at the rate . of two per cent per montit from the date aforesaid, alse interest oa the sum of one-thousand three hundired anil thirty-seven dollars and twenty-two cents . at the rate of three per cent per seouth from the said fate until paid together witi: aif costs of suit herein trved at the sum of twenty-two dollars and ninetyfive cents. And whereas, on the said 15th day of January, LSo9, it wasordered, adjudged and decreed tv the said court, that the mortgaged premises set } forth in plaintiffs complaint be foreclosed and the premises therein described to-wit —All that certain . Ranch and timber land comprising a tract of land of . about nine-hundred aud sixty acres, enclosed with i a rail fenee, with a Saw osili, dwelling house, barn, i stable, blacksmith shop and all out-buildings improvementa and appurterances thereon or thereunto Selonging, said property beiag commoniy called *the Moore & Fess mill property” zituate on the read from Nevada to Red Bog, about four miles from Nevada, in said county of Nevada and State } of California, be levied upon and sold to satisfy the . te #aid judgments, interestand costs, aud the proceeds thereof be applied to the payment of said several auins of money as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given that TI will expose to pub. lie sale, all the above described property, to the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Court House dlour, ia Nevada city, on SATURDAY, the (2th day of Feb. a. p. 1859, between the hours of 10 o'clock and 4». M. Given under my hand this 2Ist day of January 1859. Ss. W. BORING, Sheriff. Coroner's Sale. y HEREAS on the 25th day of Januarv a. pd. 1859, a final judgment and decree was ren derediv the District Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of Culifornia, in and for the county of Nevada, in favor of HENRY LAYTON and yr / against HENRY and MOSES HIRSCHMAN for the sum of Eighteen Hundred and Twenty Dollars, priveipal debt, with interest on the said sum of $1520 at the rate of two ana a half per cent per month from the rendition of judgment unti] par th together with all costs of suit. Andwhereas or said 25th day of January, a. p. 1859, it was ord and deereed by the said court, that the Mort set forth in Plaintiff's complaint be foreclosed the property therein deseribed, to-wit :—A \ ground on the west side of Main street, atjo: the store formerly oceupied by A. Rogers & Co. a being northerly of said Rogers & Co’s lot and ad joining and lying southerly of the lot and house of Rosenheim & Brothers, the said lot being eleven feet front on Main street, and running back seventy fect more or lesa to the ravine, the said lot being the premises formerly occupied by the said Hirsehman’s as acigar and tubacco store, said premises being situated in Nevada city and county be levied upen and sold to satisfy said judgment, interest and costs an4 the proceeds thereof applied to the payment of said sums of money as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given that [will expose to public sale, all the above described property, to the highest bidder. for cash, in front of the Court house door, in Nevada city, on SATURDAY, the 19th day of February, a pv. 1859, between the hours of 10 o’clock and 4 P. mu. Given under my haul this 27th day of January A. dD. 1859. . JOHN BAZLEY. Coroner. Sheriff's Sale. ] Y virtue of an Execution to me directed and delivered issued out of the Hon. District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District, on the I4th day of January 4. p. [859, in favor of J. N. TURNER and against B.L. CONYERS for the um of Six hundred and thirteen doilars aud ninety-seven cents debt, with intereston the sum of $207 3I from 10th day of January 1859, at the rate of 2. per cent per month till paid. Also interest on the sum of $106 66 at the rate rate of 5 per cent per month trom the date aforesaid until paid,together with St 55 costs of suit. I have levied upou the following property. which was heretofore attached by me, towit: All-the right, title und interest of the within named defendant B, L. Conyers, of, in and to a certain ranch located in Rough & Ready township, Nevads county, State of california. on rhe road leading from the lower crossing of Deer creek, to the bridge of Wood & coon the South Yuba river, said ranch containing two hundred acres of land more or less, together with all improvements and appurtenances thereunto belonging. orin anywise appertaining. Also the growing Crops now on the ranch consisting of hWeat Oats Barley and Hay. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to publie sale, all the above described property, to the highest bidder, for cash, infront of the Court House door, in Nevada city. on SATURDAY, the 19th day of February,4. p. 1859, betwoen the hours of I0 eelack A. wand 4 P.M. Given undermy hand this 20th day of January A. p. 1859. S. W: BORING, Sheriff. DISSOLUTION NOTICE, HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between F. W.May and Hosmer, Snyder & Co, is thie day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted to the late firm are requested to make immediate payment to F. W. MAY, who is duly authorized to settle up the business, rT. W MAY, ITOSMER, SNYDER & CO Jaquary P— tv By J. M. Plutus & Co Ea junetien of Broad and Commercial ——— NEVADA JOURN NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 4, 1859. Sheriff's Sale. Y virtue of a Decree of Foreclosure to me directed and issued out of the Honorable District Ceurt of the lith Judicial District, in and for the County of Nevada. Whereas, on the 13th day of January, A. D. i859 a final judgment and decree was rendered in the District Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, iu and for the County of Nevada. in favor of M. M. Wheeler and against Thomas Butterfield and FE. ©. Tompkins for the sum of $6,029 with interest on the said sum at the rate of 3 percent per month, from the rendition of judgment until paid, together with all costs of suit. And whereas on the said 13th day of January in5¥it was ordereda d decreed by the -aid Court, that the mortgage set forth in Plaintiff's complaint be foreclosed, and the property therein described, to-wit : All that certain tract or parcel of LAND, lying and being situate in Bear Valley, on the head waters of sear River,in the counties of Nevada aud Placer and known as “Wheeler’s Ranch,” and containing 180 Acres—wore or less; said Ranch being the same that land conveyed by Plaintiff to said defendants, Thomas Buttorfield and E, O. ‘Tompkins, and by them mortgaged to said Miaintiff to secure the purchase money; which said mortgage thus executed was, on the ‘Yih day of March, i866, duty recorded in Beok 3 of Mortgages inte Recorder's oifice, of Nevada eounty, and aterwards to-wit: on the 16th of September, A. D. 1806, Wasaga recorded in Book 1. of Mortgages in the Kecorder’s Office of Placer county. ; ages 590 and Svi on the i6th day of April, 1256. be levied upon and ~id to satisfy said Judgment, in'erest and costs, and the roceeds thereef applied tothe payinent of said sums ef money aforesaid Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY, the [2th lay of Feoruary 1259, between the hours of }0o'clock A M vand4 o'clock, P. M., in front of the Court House door, in the city of Nevada, I will sell atpublic auction to the highest bidder, for cashin hand, thy above described property to satisty and pay the aforesaid judgments. Given under my band at office, in the city of Nevada on this the 19th day of January. 1859. S.W. SORING, Sheriff. jan2!—3w By E> Burrriy, Deputy SHERIFF'S. SALE. ys vir‘ue of an Execution to me directed and isstcd out of the County Court of Nevada County, State of California, on a judzment rendered on the 7th day of fannary, A D 1854, in favor of A C Heineken & Bro. andagainst Lewis Vass and James McCambridge for the swia of $194 Ix debt and costs of suit. [have levied upon the following deserived property, to-wit :—All the tieht, tide and interest of the within named defeudants, of in and to a certain Saw mill, steam engine. boiler and ali necessary machinery connec with, located abont one quarter of a mile e town ef Omega. Nevada County, State of ‘a nia. Notice is hereby given that on THURSDAY, 10th day of FEBRUARY, ‘858, between the hours of Ten o'clock,.A. M. and Four o'clock, P. M., in front of the Court House Door, Nevada, I willsell for cash in hand, the above described property, to satisfy andpay the aforesaid judgments. J (riven under my hand at office, in Nevada, on this the 20th day of Januacy, 1859. S. W. BORING, Sheriff. Ep Burrrit Deputy. y a Sheriff's Sale. \ 7HEREAS, ON THE 26TH DAY OF JANUARY, A D. 1859, a final Jodgment and Decree was rendered in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District ofthe tate of Cahfornia, in and for the ‘ounty of Nevada, agaiust SAMUEL © ONNELL and iu favor of A.A “ARGENT, for the sum of $1,593 50, Debt; with interest on the snin of $885 00 at the rate of 24 per cent. per month from said date. Also—Interest on the sum of #708 50 at the rate o!2 percent per month from the rendition of judgement until paid, 1ozether with all costs of suit. And whereas, on the said 26th day of January, A. D. 1859 it was ordered and decreed by the said Court, that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiff’s Complaint be foreclosed, and the property thereia described, to wit: “All that piece or Lot of Ground, situated on the north side of Broad Street. in Nev dacity. lying between the Loton which Joseph Chamber's butcher shop is situated. and the Lot formerly occupied by James Clark, asa Jnetice’s Office, and is the Lot lately occupied by the Defendant Connell, asa Grocery Store. with the tenements and hereditaments be levied upon and sold tu satisfy said Judgment. Interest and Costs, and the proceeds thereof applied to the payment of said sums of money as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given thatI will expose at public sae the above described property, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada city, to the highest bidder fo: cash. on SATURDAY the 19th day of February , A.D 1853 between the hours of 10 o'clock. A.M. and 4 0'cloch P M. to satis'y and pay sai¢ judgment. Given under my hand inthe city of Nevada, this ith day of January, AD. 1859 S. W. BORING, Snavnrr By Ep. Rurrens, Deputy. jan2e-3w Sheriff's Sale. ?Y virtue of an Execution to me directed issued out of the Honorable the District Court, of the {4th Judicial District, in and for Nevada county, on the 21st day of December, in favor of ALOIS OSER and against JOHN BLASAUF for the sum of Five Hundred and thirty-one dollars, debt, with interest on the said sum of $531 00 from the 31st day of March 1857, at the rate of three per cent per month till paid, together with $13 10 dollars, costs ofsuit. T have levied upon and seized the following described property to-wit: All the right, title and interest of the defendant in and to a certain house aud lot situated on Spring street, Nevada city, now oecupied by defendant, as a dwelling house and Brewery, with allthe machinery for the manefactory of beer and all the appurtenauces thereunto belonging. Also a house and lot on Pine street, next door east of Hughe’s blackamith shop now occupied by John Smith and all gthe appurtenances thereunto belonging. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to publie sale, all the above described property, to the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevadacity,on MONDAY, the 2Ist day of Feb. a. p. 1359, between thehours of 10 o'clock and ip. x. Given under my hand this 27th day of January, 1859. S. W. BORING, Sheriff. _ CONSTABLE’S SALE. NTATE OF ALIFURNiA, ounty of Nevada, Township of Nevada, ss. By virtue of a deto me delivered ed frem the Court of in Anderson, Esq. an acting Justieeof the Peace in and for the County a ', hearing date 20th day of January, 4. p, i fy u judgment rendered hy said Court on the 15th day of January A.D. 1859 in favorof JUN. TURNER and against AVERY and WIFE for the sui of $252 82, debt, interest, damages and cost: of suit T have taken in and under a decree, and will sell to the highes: hidder for cash, the following deseribed proverty : A House and Lot. situated on Broad street, Nevada,on the sonth side of sai! street. near the streets, and Known as the Broad Street House, fronting on said Broad street 62 fect. running back 100 feet, more or less. I will sell the same at the Court House door, in Nevada city, on SATURDAY the T2th of Febroary a. ». 1959. between the hours of 9 o’cloek, A. wand 5 o'clock, p. w. of said day Taken as the property of Avery & Wife to satisfy the above demands and acerning costs. Uo oS. GREGORY, Nevada, Tan, 2th. 1859 Constable's Sale. QITATE OF CALIFORNIA—COUNTY OF NEVAK da, ss—Township of Little York. By virtue of an Execution to me delivered, issued from the Court of H. K. Turner. Esq., an acting Justice of the Peace in and for Nevada county beariny date Jan. 22d A. D. 1859. to satisfy a Indgment rendered by H K. Turner, on the 15th day of January, A. D. 1858 in faver f GREEN & JOHNSON and against MARTIN CROSS forthe sum of $162 90. debt, interest, damazes and Costs of anit. I havetakenin Execution, and sell to the highest bidder for Cash, the following described property, to-wit : Allthe right, title and interest in and to cirtain Mining (laims known as the ‘‘Massaxauga Company's Claims " situated on Empire Hill, Little York ‘Township I will sell all the right, title and claim he has to the same, in front of the Justice's Office, at Little York. on FRIDAY, FEB. IeTH 1859, between the ho:rs of 9 o'clock, M and 5 o'clock, P. M., of said day ; taken as the property of MARTIN CROSS to satisfy the above demands and acerning costs. Given unde: my hand this 22d of January, 1859. J. MeCONNELL, Constable. LS oY, to satis o nstable. Janna y 22—8w Notice of Insolvency. In the District Court of the Fourteenth Judieial District ofthe tate of California. In the matter of the Petitien of J. W. NYE, an Insolvent Debtor. URSUANT TO AN ORDER of the Hon. Niles Searls, Judge of the said District Conrt, notice is hereby given to all the creditors of the said Insolvent J. w NY EF, to be and appear béfore the, Hon. Niles earls aforesaid, in open Court at the Céurt Room of said Conrt.in the city and County of Ne¥a.la, on the 7th day of February. A. D. 1859, at 10 o'clock, A. M., of that day, then and there to show cause, if any they can, why the prayer of said Insolvent should not be granted, and an assignment of his Estate be made, and he be discharged from his debts and livbilities in parsuance of fhe Statute in such case made and provided ; anc in the mean time al) proceedings against said insolvent be goo my hand and the Sealof said Court this 5th .D 1859. — IFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. By Wm. Smith, Deputy A. A SaRGENT, tt'y for Plaintiff. jan 7. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. E PARTNERSHIP existing between JULIUS DREYFUSS aid OSHA EASTMAN, was dissolved by mutual consent, on the 14th of January, 1850.— Julius Dreyfuss is Sane to collect the outstanding bills and settle the affairs of the concern. JULIUS DREYFUSS, January 21, 1850—3w OSHA EASTMAN. fer The United States Bakery will be heresfter by L. W. DREYFESS. Sige { DELINQUENT TAX LIST--Nevada city Ashmore David house and lot on Broad st’t known as the dance house.....066 6 00 Ambroise H. house and lot on Broad street w side known as French billiard saloon adj EIKO BlOPO So oonns dso cnc caccsshessesecers 500 Ammons & Northern house and lot w side of Broad street adj Lachman.. .... 4 25 Avery E. W. house and lot south side Broad street, opposite Bailey’s....00. cesses 4 25 Allen W. M. house and lot on Broad street adj Webber’s.... iectnaeigSeen an eco Anderson Mr Fouse and lot on Main street adj Brants.. Reeatrerinnccotare Spamnoesscccen’ tae Oe Bryson A. stock of boots & shoes in Dr Kuox NI sso ceocinsesonee PEL PION GA ER pe sence eeeBluman A. stock of cigars and tobacco in Samuel’s building... CEE We Booth Samuel [colored] house and let adj Sas Monroe..ccscsccee we ceeee detiecaend cons OO Bolman H, bouse and lots side Spring st. 2 50 Bigelow Mrs Catharine house and lot on Saeramento road, opposite Turner’s... 2 50 Bonetto Mrs house & lot on Factory street, also vacant lot on south side Commercial ti nds BRIIOW 6. ONS oo ccccsosnsritnpesds) <texers, 280 Bentley D. house and lot opposite Searls.. 2 50 Saldwin Caroline vacant lot on Commereial sireet adj Mrs Stevens..... el icadgites 2 50 Uarker J house and lot on oid Washington PORE. \.icccsccsatdbescienapeesesweguedasacosiacespaecel) STOO Sremer Chas house and lot on Cayote street n side of Broad street opposite Morrel!'s stable, 3 mules, 2 wazons..ccccceses ceeeeeee, 7 O00 Brant J. H. house and lot on Main street adj United States Brewery... 3 50 Buckner Stanton personal propert 7 60 Burberage John honge and let on Washington turnpike... eueseecss bseiccesdoqettes ese me Bingham Mr. vacant lot below Purtyman and Dow : 3 00 Bates ( son, Main street. a 2 50 Conley L. house & garden above grave ya 6 00 Caldwell Mrs. hou-< and lot on south side of et Ahad gg OR Ce Py eg RIM 2 50 Chambers Jos. bric se and lot adjoining Kidd & Knox's; vacanilot on Main street, running through to Lroad street; slaughter house and corral, on Red Dog road; let & stable on Deer creek... . cnpopinnennsiin, i6 60 Connell Sam, house and lot on Broad street, adjoining W M Allen; brick building and lot on Broad st adjoining Joe Chambers; vecant lot on washington turnpike... 15 25 Connell & Knowlton stock groecries on hand 11 00 Carter Mrs E. house and lot west side Broad street, known as the Virginia house .. 6 00 Cassin F. house and lot west side of Broad Street, adjoining Isoard & co... orto ce @ 00 Caswell T H house and lot on broad street; vacant lot adjoining National hotel; vacant lot south side Spring street, adjoining the Union stable; vacant lot cor of cottage and ME naw MRO 20. oncssecses dagen ys ack dcenaces 34 Chandler Chas, } of building and lot occupied hy Newman & co, south side of broad st. 4 75 Carmen, Miss L J of brick house, and lot corner of Pine and commercial atreet.. 2 75 Cline, Mike house and lot adj Pine st. bridge 2 50 Caldwell, J. I. personal property.... 2 00 Chestnut, J. A. 2 houses and lot on Pine st., below Pier’s... Sahecssechens porsan seks aes 500 Claney & co. blacksmith shop foot of Broad street... . 4 50 Coe A. house and . PUI 8 oss cx scssgus cs euoncesoensasioeracesees .° 3 00 Conrad J. house and lot on Spring street four doors from Pine 8b.5<.2<++i<.,ccscowecesesossaie S50 Chittenden Mr house and lot e side of broad streot opposice Gregory’s cottage.. . 4 00 DeLong F. house and lot on main street, oceupied by Hamilton’s hardware store, vacant lot cor of main and cottage streets. 23 25 Dallam P. house on broad street, adjoining Hay’s known as broad street bakery. .. 2 25 Davis John house on Hoel’s lot known as the Brooklyn house,...sscce0« 2 25 Drunzer Peter house and lot ons side commerCEM PEIIREE, <cerineonininicentsidecsmamarceccoumetegees 10T Oe Denzer Chas brick house and lot n side of commercial street, occupied by Lachman. 10 00 DeLong & Crittenden house and lot on washington street, Known as the Hospital.. 3 00 Dunn F J heuse and lot opp catholic church; lot adjoining.. pl xcedeaiolenecebe i atinteisaeaiel 17 00 Ermit, P. house and loton washington street adjoining catholic church.,.. Mecastayceaacas 3 50 Edwards, Wm. houseand lot onold washington road, adjoining Baruh’s....0.0+6 2 00 Eastman, T. N. vacant lot on main stieet.. 2 00 Emmons, L. house and lot on Gold Flat road II 00 Eddy & co., Gold tunnel quartz mill on Deer ee et ae POOR ee mene. Fre écducoons macs” @ OG Foster & Northern vacant lots on west side of old sacramento road...cseceeeeee aaeees 2 00 Funston, M. house and lot on Rig opposite Helm’s...100s0+ 6 00 Frazier, James house and lot, sixth house above Temperance hall...s000sesceere 6 00 Goodman, J. R. house and lot on prospect hill, adjoining Helm’s... ose. * 6 00 Gotzbach, A. house and lot on sacramento road, known as the Half-Mile house. 6 00 Guild, F. house and lot north side of Main street, adjoining Metropvlitan theatre.. 3 00 Gore, C. G. vacant lot s side of main street, adjoining Kent’s lot. . eslenetyes Sevavoesers 200 Gove, H. L. house and lot corner of Park av. and Boulder street.... sinbccnehnnssnet 3 00 Grier & Henry stable and lot on Boulder st. 1 50 Gray, Jno houseand lot s side of Deer creek 2 50 Gordon, Brooks & Backus house and lot on Park avenue adj Young’s.... Ssakinss 6 00 Uayes I. N. house and lot on Spring street, 2 horses and wagons... 00 Harrison Mrs E. C. dwelling house and lot on Broad strect, adj Hoel’s...-.0-06. 3 50 ilarrington & Patterson billiard tables, bar fixtures &c. on broad street. so 12 00 ifolmes Thos billiard tables, &c. in Senate saioon broad. street.. poimikn: wbevesdbandeasies 7 00 Haas 5. stock of clothing in Kilbourn’s buiid18 50 . 2 00 tiupp Geo S. house and lot on s side of broad street, law books. 7 00 Hunt R. M. dwelling house on Washin road, brick house broad street adj Riley's. 13 jiunt, H. One half of brick house and lot on Main street, used as a drug store.. seats Oe Headerson Jane house and lot on old Washington road adj hospital...00eee 3 50 Hur-t John house and lot s side commercial street, billiard tables, bar fixtures.. . 14 50 iS D. house and lots side broad stteet, adjuining Union stable vacant lot rear of Havens Jct: 2. house and lot on Nevada st adj Richarsis»: house 3 horses and wagons 5 50 Hartman T. D. bovse and lut s side of Dave Beldeu's.. = Sab eeK ok 3 00 Hawks Nathau o nd ranch on ton road, 2 cows and 2 horses.. .. 9 00 Hunt c. J. house and lot on Park avenne, 4 horses and Wagons...ceseescereeeeeeee 8 00 Hoel James house and lot on bread sireet, adj Wail’s, vacani Ist s side broad street known asthe hay yard, 2vneant lots on n side of broad street ...0006 1 ray TA 22 00 Hall Mrs c. R. house and lot on bigh st adj Lambert’s. Fe REP aD CO 5 00 Holmes Jas 2 houses and lota on broad street OPPORe Piagy’s..ccccesscecekccsvesseecssses & OO Isoard A. & co. two houses and lots adjoin’g Wall's, stock of liquors.....0. -13 00 Jacobs & Kent house on castside of Pine st. dere cbs ecele) CO I Ae ae 17 00 Jacobs & McAllister vacact gronnd on Stone bill, known as the coryell survey.... 2 50 Jenkins J. D. house and lot on s side of broad street, opposite helm’s stable... Secnane 3 00 Jones Samuel house and lot one side boulder street, also one horse and wagon.. 4 50 LindseyR 8. house and lot on Kelseys ravine in rear of Normpn’s, notes secured by mortg 7 Lobdell J. B. stable and lot on broad street, adj Riley’s building, 8 horses, harness, 1 50 DOREY soc ccvceccsce scvcecons oenes wentnsbeonescassce: Aa TO Lachman & Northern, vacant lot on Sacrameuto road, opposite mile house.. acbneure 2 50 Long Joha two houses and !ots on east side Pine street.... Cee oe Lonus H. A. brick house and lot ou main st, adjoining Riley's, vacaut lot adj Keeney’s main street.. pieneeohine bieiepbdeubies stobiacs 29 BO Levey M. house and lot south side commercial street, adjoining Landeker’s.. Sone 9 OO Levey &. stoek of goods in Kelsey’s brick, on commercial street..0:.c000 ceeceee ve eae 3 50 Lambert John house and lot on High street. 6 50 Lippett Geo. house and lot on south side of Spring street.. wbsceeewasdabciniesstctenecoomes MIO Monroe Jas dwelling house and lot on Lost hill, house and lot on broad street, adj DOMES 5 cicadas sgpicessiesaine stepson & Mayers S. stock of boots and shoes on commercial street.. . 18 50 3 06 conducted . McAbee, S. W. stock of crockery and china ware it Vanllagan’s building, broad st. 9 50 a Muldro, mary J house and lot on Broad st, adjoining James monroe’s...ssecercee Marsh, Thos. house and lot on west side of commercial street....ccccsccsecrsccoscece McAllister & Ward, two houses and lots on Hill street, adjoining J. Lambert’s... Miller, H. W. house and lot on Stone’s hill. MeQue, mrs. house and lot on mill street.. Morrison Robt house aud lot rear Turner’s. Newmad J. B. & eo. stock of clothing in Rileys building, broad street.....c000 Orr W. H. house and loton south side commercial street adjoining Hurst ; house and lot on corner of high and lot on corner of High and Nevada streets ; vacant lot on MAID SECC. sseceererercnreentensesesrecee lh 00 Owners Unknown house and loton corner o Hill and Factory street ...sceecce sscece 3 50 11 00 6 00 3 50 2 00 2 50 21 00 Owners Unknown, vacant lot on corner of 2 00 main and cottage streets...ccccccceeeseee 6 00 Owners Unknown vacant lot on Washington strect, adj Mrs Hoyt..cccsccssecsseqrevenees 6 00 Owner Unknown house and lot on Sacramenroad adj MeConmell’s...ccccssedecereee 6 00 Owners Unknown brick house and lot adjoining Rosenheim’s Jewelry store.;... 13 50 Pier A. G. stock of crockery in Jas Whartenby’s building, main street..:... 11 00 Palmer Oscardwelling house and lot on Sacramento road adjoining Therlwel’s... 3 50 Palmer J. C. house and lot s side Spring st. 5 00 Pierd Thos house and lot on Hill street.. 3 00 Parker A. N. house and lot side Deer creek. 2 00 Pefierten Jno stock boots and shoes Pine st. 4 00 Richard & Co. house and lot side of Spring Rosenthal 8, brick house and lot on south side Main st, stock of dry goods in above Stiles W. C. vacant Ict on Spring street, house and water wheel, at the end of Pine s‘reet bridge, smail quantity of Mill, foot of Neal street, on Deer creek....0000«. 7 00 Senar, B house and lot, south side of Spring MOOR choices cesses <sseg qhinbedibaa onserceddenmen. a ane Stiefel & co vacant lot on west side of Broad Street, next to Virginia House; stock of dry goods in Kidd & Knox's house broad st 25 50 Stone, George horse and lot on Broad street, adjoining Methodist church..... Spence. EF, stoek of drugs and medicines, in Dr Lark’s bnilding, on Main street. .. Skillman & Bro., brick house and lot, south side of Main street, adjoining John Grier’s . . Sbellhorn, Frank R. US Brewery and fixtures, Jot on main street adjoining Cal stage stable; house and lot on north side of Broad street; Brick building and lot on north side of Commercial street, known as the St Louis House 475 10 00 6 00 Four horses; Two wagons....06 42 50 Sublette. Wm. house and lot on Warren's hill. 2 00 Seibert, Francis house and lot on east side of Ne_ Yada street, opposite Marsh's lot..-.. 3 00 Stangroom, M.S., vacant lot on west side of Miss. _ Gibson's lot, on stone’s hill ...-+e.200 Stratton, Jas. house and lot on west side of Main street, adjoining Dr Overton’s.... 3 56 ~tone, J. F. house and lot on east side of Pine . nearthe Sash factory .....0.00 5 00 Settle, Ed. house and lot in the rear of California tage stable; Four horses and 1 wagon. . 5 50 Snyder, has, -house and lot on Park avenue; House and lot adjoining Pat Keller's, near Public school hottse ...00. .-.---5 00 Tansey, -. Tallman an helsey’s building, on Commercial street. . 16 00 Tallman, D. S. vacant lot north side of Broad st. adjoining Dreifuss’. 2. ..2.00 aRantep 2 00 Thomas, Stillman house and lot on Stone'’shill. 4 50 Tansey. J. R. vacant lot adjoining Wm. C. > tiles. 1 50 Thom & Williams, machinery, engine and tools of the Nevada Foundry, Spring street.. 9 00 Van Hagan, I. I’. house and lot south side Broad street, opposite James Hoel’s; brick house and lot east side of Broad street, adjoining Samuel ig ce ee nan ee Cpa eae 13 00 Van Hagan, J. B dwelling house and lot east side of Broad street, adjoining 8. Connel’s. 6 00 Venard, Stephen vacant lot on Pine street 6 00 Warren, J. Hl. house and lot on Werren’s hill., 7 00 White, Jane house and lot on Nevada street ad srnteg Wit. TE Ore. no ns ep cancdoecd 3 00 Williamson, Joseph house and lot on water street, _ opposite S W. Boring’s; personal property. 7 00 Williamson, J. L. house on G. Q. Kilbourne’s lot. 6 0@ Wood, Chas. D house ant lot adjoining Jas. Jeffries, on old ¥ ashington road... a Watson, J, B. house and lot on Broad street, opponite U.8, Gregory's @8: den. . .osss0ece ces 3 00 Youngblood, Mr vacant lot on Broad stroet, nesr Methodist Church. ...0c.eeceee ececee 2:00 NOTICE IS HERELY GIVEN, thatin pursuance of an Ordinance passed by the Trustees of the city of Nevada, on the 2% of November, 1858, levying and providing for the collection of City Taxes, I have levied upon and will expose at Public Sale, in front of the Court House door, in the City of Nevada, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7th, at 10 O’CL’K A. M., All the abu.ve described Property for Taxes and Costs then remaining due and unpaid. E. 0. TOMPKINS, City Mansmat, ° and Ex-Officio Tax Colleetor Nevada, Jan 21, 1859—3w Summons, State of California— County of Nevada—ss. District Court o. the Fourteenth Jndicial District of said State. The People of the State of California to THOS. P HES*—GREETING : i Beye ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appear and answer the complaint of Matthew Sparks and Henry B. Sparks, filed against you and David Wood within Ten davsfrom the service of this Writ, if served on you in this County, within Twenty Days if served on youin this District and ont of this County, and within Forty days if served on youin the State and out of this District, inan action commenced on the 7th day of Nov. A. D. 1858 in said Court for the recovery of $2,651 00 due and payable to the said Plaintiffs from the Defendants Thos. P. Hess upon a written agreement bearing date 9th of Nov, A. D. 1854, conditioned for the payment of the purchase money of certain premises particularly described in the complaint ; together with interest on the sum of $1,100 00 from the 9th day ot October A. D. 1858, from judgment till paid ; also to obtain a decree of this Court for the foreclosure of the Plaintiff vendor's lien, and for a sale of the premises described in the complaint aforesaid, viz: Acertain Bridge, located, lying, and being on the stream known astbe South Fork ofthe Yubariver, and being erected across said South Fork at a point on said stream known as Bridgeport; said Bridge being formerly known as Sparks’ Bridge, and being now known as Wood's Bridge. Also.'The dug roads leading from said Bridge up the hills on both sides of said South Fork.— Also—-the Toll house, stables, and out-houses cennected with said Bridge, and the land on which all of the above des ribed property stands and is erected; together with allthe rights, privilegesand appurtenances belonging or in any wise appertaming to -aid Bridge and premises ; and if any deficiency shallremain after applying all of said moneys soap} licable thereto, then that Plaintiffs may have executiou therefor against said Defendants ; also, that the Defendants, andeach and allof them, and ail andevery person elaiming under them, or any or either of them subsequently to the commencement of this action, may be barred and foreclosed of all right, claim. lien, or equity of redemption in or to the said premises orany part thereof, and for smch other or further relief, or both in the premises, as may be just and equitable. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer said complaint as herein directed. Plaintiff will ake judgment against you therefor by default, together with all costs of suit, and also Cemand of the Court such other relief as is prayed for in their said complaint ~~ In testimony whereof 1, Rufus Shoemaker, Clerk ofthe District Court aforesaid, do herefu Ss busta set my hand and impress the seal of said Court, at office, in Nevadacity, this 11th day of ~~ November A D. 1858. RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Cierg. By WM.>MIJu, Deputy. State of California—County of Nevada--ss Itappearing upon affidavit to my satisfaction that a cause of action exists in favor of the above named Plaintiff against the above named Defendant, Thomas P. Hess, and that he is a necessary and proper party to the above entitled cause; and it also appearing that said Defendant has departed from, and resides out of this State . It is therefore ordered that service be made on said Defendant. Thomas P. Hess, by publication of the Summons in che NevaDA JOURNAL, & Newspaper published in said county, once in exch week for the period of Three months. Given under my hand this Nov. 10th 1858. THOS. H. CASWELL, County Judge. A True Copy Attest: My hand and the seal of the District Court hereto affixed, this 1)th day of Nov. A. D. 1558. RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. By VM. SmitH, Deputy Gardiner & McFarland, Atty’s for Pit fs November 12, 28583—3m Summons, tate of Califorms—ounty and Township of Nevada— In Justice's Court, before Jno. Anderson, J. P.— deople of the State of California to J, L. PETERS : OU ars hereby summoned to appear before the undersigned, Justice 9f the Peace, at his office in said Townshtp, on SATURDAY, FEB. 12, 1859, at 9 o'clock A. M, to answerthe complaint of J. N. Turner, who demands of you the sum of $126 00 debt, and interest at the rate of 6 per cent per acnum from the 234 of April, 1852 as per aceonnt on file. On failure so to a ‘and answer, jadgment will be rendered against you for the said sum ot $126 00 and costs of suit. Given under my hand, this Sth day of Nev, 1858 JNO. ANDERSON, Justice Peace. Nevada. Nev. 12, 1858—td FOR SALE. AYWARDS' best White apd Bla:k India Rebber Coats, Pants, and Jackets, at the lowest marketi b oats! SOL. KOHLMAN. Cor, Bresd & Pine st. Werada. deel? tS SUMMONS, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, SS District Court of the 14th Judicial Distriet of said State The People of the State of California, to JOSEPH CHAMBERS, Grecting : OU ARE HEREBY summoned to appear and an swer tothe complaint of Eé@ward Kelsey, filed ageinet you withinten days from the service of this writ, ifserved on you n this county, within twenty days if served on you in this District and out ofthis county, and within forty days if served on you in this State and out ef this District, in an action commenced on the 16th day. October, A. D., 1858, im said Court for the reevery of five hundred Dollars with interest thereon at the rate of two per cent per month from the 1th day ot June 4.D 1858 until paid ; and alleged to be due the said Plaintiff from the Defendants, upon a certain promissory nete particularly mentioned ::nd set forth in the original complaint to said action on file’in the office of the Clerk of the District Court foresaid, a certified copy of which accompanies this Sammons. And you are hereby notified that if you fail teanswer said complaint as herein direeted Plaintiff will take Judgment against you therefor by default, together with all costs of suit, and also demand of the Court such other relief as is prayed for in his said complaint. In testimony whereof. I RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk of the Distriet Court aforesaid, do hereanto set my hand and impress he seal of said Court at Office, in the City of Nevada this 1 8th of October, a.p. 1858. RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk, By Wm. Smith, Deputy. State of California -County of Nevada—ss. It appearing upon affidavit, to my satisfaction that &@ cause ofaction exists in favor of the above Ramed Plaintiff, Edward Kelsey against the above named Defendant Joseph Chambers, and that said Chamber isa beces and proper party to the above entitled action. And it further appearing that said Defendant Chambers has departed from and resides out of said State It is therefore ordered that service be had upon said defendant, Chambers, by publication in the Wavapa JOURNAL a newspaper published in Nevada for the term of three muntha, once a week, Given under my hand at Chambers, this 16th dayo October, 1858. Witness NILES SEARLS, District Judge, Attest Rurvus SHormMakke, Clerk, D.c. J. Anderson & McFarland, Atty’s for Plu if. October 22--3m. KNOW ALL CHEAP JOHN Corner of Pinc $ Commercial streets, HAS JUST TAKEN te STOCK! THAT IS TO SAY: He want's to see what he has, and he finds he has got more than he wants and deeming it MEN! best to get rid of his Large STOCK OF CLOTHING BOoTs, SHOES, NOTIONS, ETC., He will Sell them LOWER THAN EVER, ALL WHO ARE IN NEED OF A No. 1 Coat or pair of Pants sodyes OR AON, cszzcs EXTRA FINE VEST! A INoOf il BoowT the best Leather, Mining or Working Gk. OE FE ENG Y > Should walk up to CHEAP JOHNS, Corner of Pine and Commercial sts., Nevada Nevada, Jan. 7—3m Prices Reduced!! SOL. KOMLMAN, las Reduced his prices in every article in his ilne Those in want of Heavy CLOTHING, Sad Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Will do well, to examine hisimmense large stock befure purchasing elsewhere. ' SOL. KONLMAN, Cor. Broad & Pine strect, Nevada. NEW STYLES FOR FALL AND WINTER HATS @&@&cars BE seipei RECEIVED—THE FASHIONS FOR FALL and Winter at LAMOTT & COLLINS’, Corner of Second and J streets, Sacramento City In consequenee of the GREAT INCREASE in Trade Mr. LAMOT'T has associated with him Mr. COLLINS, the PorpULAR HATTER of San Francisco, who will conduct the manufacturing department, and Mr. Lamott attend to the sales. They have the largest and most COMPLETE STOCK OF HATS AND CAPS! For Men's, Youth’s and Children’s Wear, EVER OFFERED IN THIS STATE!! And SELL CILEAPER than any other house in the state Ce They are the LEADING HATTERS of the City, and any one wishing 2 HAT cannot leave the Store without suing themselves. LAMOTT & COLLINS. Sacramento, Dec. 3—tf The Peoples’ Accommodation Stage Line Se serween See Nevada and Grass Vatley. On and after April 16th, 1858. the above Line of Con cord Coaches will commence running as follows : Leaves Smith's Exchange, Grass Valley,at8 and 11 A M.and 4P. M. Returning leaves National Exchange at 9 A.M. and and 5 P. M. (gy The proprictor feels grateful forthe liberal patronage heretofore extended to this Linecf Stages, and by unceasing efforts to accommodate all, at low rates, confidently expects a continuance ofthe same. Passengers leaving their names and directions at the Stage Offices. will be called for. apl6 H. D. CADY, Proprietor. decl7 To the Traveling ruouic: Clifornia Stage Company. : = The Stages of this Company wil leave their office, NationalExchange FOR SACRAMENTO. Broadstreet. Leaves Nevada at . o'clock, A. M. and arriving at Sacramento in time for the 2 o’elock boats for San Francisco. Also, At 4 o'clock, A. M. running via Auburn as an accommodation Line to Sacramento. For MARYSVILLE. Leaves the above named offices Every morring at 7 o'clock, A. M. passing by Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, Empire Ranch and Long Bar, and arriving at Marysville by 3 o'clock, P. M. JAMES HAWORTH, Prest. C. 8. C W. S. MCROBERTS, Agent. Nevada, March, 7, 1856 tf Daily Stage Line. From NEVADA TO WASHINGTON On and after Jan. 1, 1256, the above Line will run as follows : Léaving Nevada, at 8 o'clock, A. M., and passing by Mountain Spring House, Morgan's, Cold Spriug, White Clond, Gold Hill and Alpha, and arriving at Washington by I o'clock in the afternoon. Itis the NEAREST and Best Route to Washington, Omega, Seotchman’s Creck, Poor Man's Creck and Enreka. S : Returning the stages will leave the Soutu YUBA HoTet every morning at 9 o'clock, and arriving at Nevada by 1 o'clock. P.M. connecting with the California Stage Co's Coaches fur Auburn, Sacramento, Marysville, and Shasta. Offiee—South Yuba Hotel, Washington. Z A. S. OLIN, PROPRIETOR. W.S. McRoserts, Agent. Nevada, Nevada, April 18th, 1856--tf. 7s ——————— rr ET AL. WHOLE NUMBER 423. The Stars and Stripes.—The Ameriean flag originated in a resolution of Congress, June 13, 1777, “That the flag of the thirteen United States be thirteen stripes, alternately red and white; that the Union be thirteen stars, white in whem eens albu new constellation.” e combination ‘i ° is thoughtto have been derived from the pode ay rare _— “Bigot nal arms of General Washington, which con. into bad company and a regular muse tains three stars in the upper portion,. engued. Taken suddenly, and almost and three bars running across the es-. unawares, the countryman’s dog seemed cutcheon ; if this is not correct the cohardly able to comprehend whether it incidence is striking. There were how-. wasa “free fight” in earnest, or only the ever, several flags used before the stri-. rough sort of play of village “hounds,’” ped flag. Thus, im March, 1275, “a} until he found himself ia a throat to Union flag with a red field” was hoisted mouth eontest with a regular fi hii in New York upon the liberty pole, characier, in the shape of a teamed bull bearing the inscription “George Rex, dog, and getting the worst of it. His and the liberties of America,” and upon . master, however, by this time eomprethe reverse, “No Popery.” On the 38th! hended the nature of the muss and of July, 1778, General Putnam raised, springing from his wagon, caught the at Prospeet Hill, a flag bearing on one . bull dog by his “narrative” and endeayside the Massachusetts motto, “Qui. ored to separate the combatants, transtulit snstinet,” on the other“An. «Letthat “dog alone, or L’ll lam you appealto Heaven.” In October of the . over the head !”” growled a rongh and same year the floating batteries at Bos. excited looking customer standing near ton had a flag with the latter motto, the . ___ field white with a pine tree upon it.— wee Wy a pean Op This was the Massachusetts emblem. “Oh, then you w ’ i tts e ‘> ant ’em to fight, Another flag, used during 1775 in some . yon 2” samantha’ homespun aan oo of the colonies, had upon it a rattlesnake . shouted at the top of his voi 0 “Goi coiled as if about to strike, with the motTige !” . es mee to “Don’t tread on me!” ‘The grand And Tice di in.” ; ] ! ge did “go in.” Instantly the union flag of the thirteen stripes was! tide of battle was ered. Tige senda raised on the heights near Boston, Jan. and was makin« r 2 1776. Letters from there say that : ae y bell come age ground, whe: the regulars in Boston did not under-. became converted gul yn di sd to @ peace-maker.— stand it; and as the King’s speech had Suiting the action to the idea, he made just been sent to the Americans, they . a feint to release his dog from the viee thought the new flag wasa token of. like jaws of Tiger. submission. The British Annual Regis-. «Jet that dog alone, or F'll lam ter of 1776 says :-—“They burnt the . over the head !” shouted the countryKing’s specch and changed their colors. man; and he straishtened up and a d out to such huge proportiens from the plain red ground, which they . swelle had hitherto used, to a flag with thirteen . that “Rock street” desisted, terror a , stricken at the menace. stripes, asa signal of the number and union of the colonies.” A letter from. ‘Tiger pursued his workin hand until the piteous “ki yi” of his assailant preBoston about the same time, published in the Pennsylvania Gazette, for 1776,. dueed pity in the dog’s heart of the former, for he relaxed his hold and the latwe 2 “The grand Union flag was raised on the 2d in compliment to the! ter slunk ith United Colonies. The idea of making a. three a Si ay a stripe for a State wasadopted fromthe] As the countryman jumped into hie agon, he ealled out to bull dog’s masfirst ; and this fact goes far to negative} w er—*whenever you want another fight the supposition that the private arms of . 4 General Washington had anything to/ just say the word, as me and Tige allere The pine tree, . travel together !”” do with the subject. and striped flag were used “Go tw Fiee ! ’’— The residents of Nerth Water street were afforded nojlit tle amusement, a fow days sinee, by the incidents uarrated io us in substance as foliows: A countrymen, the ownerof a large, t good natured dog drove in town you rattlesnake, indiscriminately until July, 1777, when the blue Union with the stars was adm3 = — stripes, and the flag estabished by law. Formerly a new stripe . who hav f i added for each new rae chitiied yiradhtanestbiiacy a caciepts: 2 the Union, until the flag became too large, when by act of Congress, the. R stripes were reduced to the old thirteen ; and now astarisadded to the Unionat the introduction of each aew State.— i Punch notices a wine newly advertised asnaked Sherry. It will probably be recommended to those invalids The Ceat wes proposed. in 1782 by ober: Morris, the great financier of the Revolution, and was named by Jefferson, two years later. It began to make th 1 its appearance from the mint in 1792. The standard of the army is fixed at] It bore then the head of Washington on six fect six inches by four feet four. one side, anda chai Sirk se . ° zs : ’ n of th inches; the number of stripes is thir-. on the other. : irtean links teen, viz: seven red and six white. It Antiquity of Soap.—Vhe word Soap will be perceived that the flag is just one half longer than it is broad, and . or Sope, from the Greek sapa, first oethat its proportions are perfect when . curs in the works of Pliny and Galen.— properly carried out. The first stripe . Pliny states soap to have been diseovat the top is red, the next white, and so . ered by the Gauls, that it was com down alternately, which makes the last . of tallow and ashes, and that the Gerred. ‘The blue “field” for the stars is. man soap was regarded as the best.— the width and square of the first seven . At Pompeii (overwhelmed by an eru ; stripes, viz : four red and three white. . tion of Vesuvius, A.D. 79,) a soap-boilThese stripes extend from the side of. ers shop, with soap init, was discovered the “field” to the extremity of the flag. during an excavation made there net The next stripe is white, extending the} many years ago. entire length of it, and directly under Saige eee the field is strong and pleasing relief, The Bride's Veil originated in the then follow the remaining stripes alter. A°g!o-Saxon custom of ‘performing the uately. ‘The number of stars on the . 2UPtial ceremony under a square piece Gale te Wise tte enit: of cloth, held at cach corner by a tall man over the bridegroom and the bride to conceal her virgin blushes ; but if the bride wasa widow, the veil was disTur SAcaries or Musican ARTISTES. —The French papers give some curious statistics in regard to the salaries paid pensed with. to the great musical artistes. We learn that Malibran received in London, foc} ‘‘I drinks nothing but water—pure every performance at Dury Lane, $750; . cold water, a quart a day—give me temLablache, for singing twice $750, and . perance—the only road to old age; here for a single lesson to Queen Victoria . Waiter another plate ot roast beef.”"— $200. Ata soiree in London, Grisi re. ‘“Why, that’s the third plate, Sir.”"— ceived $1,200. Paganini charged $400 . “None of your business, I pays for it.” alesson. Hummel left a fortune of $75,. As many die from gormandising as frem 000, and twenty-six diamond rings, thir. drinking. ty-four snuff-boxes, and one hundred and fourteen watches, which had been presented to him at various times. At the Italian Opera in Paris, present season, Mr. Calzado, the manaAman in Vermont, who has run for office the last ten years, and been defor the . fated every time, declines being a eandidate any longer, gives as a reasen, ger, pays as follows: ‘To Tamberlik for . “t#4t the people nase Sot soin,the hal.it seventeen representations, $8,000: Alof voting against him that itis all new— $2,200 for seven representations; sense to try and break them of it.” ario $15,000 for a season of five months ian inte i sia% Grisi $5,000 for two months; Madame ~~ — ——e pe ah Penco $14,000 for the season; the GraSes ley cup to a ‘cotemziani Brothers $15,400;. Corsi, a bary-{ POUT eM y= tone, $4,000; Galvani $3,600; Nantier“He needs no eup, he ean drink frerDidiee $4,000; Zechini $3,600; Mlle de . ny vessel that contaius liquor, whether Ruda $3,400. The chorus and orches-. the neck of a bottle, the mouth As tra cost for the season $16,600. What they think of Buchanan in the South as a Warrior.—In speaking of. Dr. Valentine Mott onee said te @ Senator Davis in Congress asking to of-. graduating elass, “ Young gentleme:., fer a resolution “authorizing the Presi-. have two pockets made—a large one t» dent to take possesion of the island of. hold the iusults, and a small one f.; Cuba until the Spanish Government . fees.” atoned for the insults and damages done to the persons and property of the siti-. Achildaged about six years, songlit zensof the United States:” the New. refuge in the San Francisco static:. Orleans Crescent speaks of the proposi-. house a few nighis since, against th: tion in this manner: “Forour part we . violence of his mother, who was hebi: earnestly hope the authority asked for . ually drunk. will not be granted. ‘Old Buck’ is no. . . ——— oe more fit to be at the head of Government Tommy, my son, said a fond meth. in time of war than an old iron pot, . &7 0" her return from a journey, “hay; with plenty of holes in its bottom, is for . °° —_ your prayers night and mori:a passage round Cape Horn during the ing! “Yes”, was the reply, “that ic stormiest period of the year. He would . ©Y®'Y night: but any smart boy enn surely eave in, if he did not cause the take care of himself in tho day time.” country to cave in with him. Oh, no, we dout want Cuba on such terms,” demijohn, tie spile of a ke of a barrel.” § or the bang When two men ES spnte, you may Il. sure that there is a Be pe "ide Hictanstt at fool upon one aside Fearrut Revence:—The L-uis-. of the other, and the man who interferes ville Journal says: be tween the two, is generally a greaiPresident Buchanan has found a} ¢T fool than either. i mode of sweet revenge on the people of old Berks for defeating Glancey Jones A pape: out West has for its motte: His message is to be translated into Ger. ‘Good will to all men who pay pron 1.2man, and the Adier is to publish it entire . !¥Devoted to news, fun and mak. for six mionihs, so that the offending . ™Peyburghers can have no other pabulum of political intellectuality, until they have . 4, digested its erudities and eaten . of its inanities. That will scour their rebellstomachs for them. Me Why are women like beets? Because. € younger the sweeter. EF An Englishman's lunch—a sl'ce of ‘am, an hegg and a quert of hale. —

VOL. 9, NO. 38 NEVADA JOURNAL. PUBLISHED BY N. P. BROWN & E. G. WAITE. Office on Main Street, opposite Wells, Fargo & Co. and Langton’s Expres Offices. TERMS OF THE PAPER. For One Year, in advance (sent by mail)....$5 00 Fer Six Months, in advance..do..do 3 00 For Three Months, (delivered by Carrier)... 2 00 #@Advertisements conspicuously inserted a easouable rates. S&P Papers sent by mail payable in advance. BOOK AND JOB v.INTING EXKCUTED WITH NEATNES® AND DISPATCH. SRS RR RRR Sheriff's Sale. WA WHEREAS on the lain day of January boy, ' a final judgment and deerce was rendered .: the District Court of the Fourteenth Juaicial ins trict of the State of California, in and tor the cuunty of Nevada, against Wa. Moors, Leuven Foss, Geo. E. Rict#anpson and StintMan Hansus, and in favor Wietiam L) Pexyene et als, plamtifis as fellows, to-wit :—to the plaintit! Wm. L. Peaneli in the sum of five hundred and forty-one dollars and tweuty-two cents. To Wm. H. Sibby the sum ws thrav-buodred andl seventy-two dollara and tweive eents. To the plaintiff Georgy iamsell in the sum of sixty-nine dollars and seventy-five cents. To the plaintiff! J. B. Carlylein the sum of three hun. dred and thirty-four dellars and ifty-six ceuts.— To the plaintiff T. J. Lockwood in the sum o ; five hundred and fifty-two dollars and twenty cents. Te the plaintif T. Hf. Richardson in ihe sum o three thousand one-hundred and eighteen Gca. and forty-two ceats, with accruing interest on ix aum of two-thousand and forty-seven dollars, at the rate of three per cent per month from the 17th . day of December a. p. 1355, until paid. To the plainti® A. H. Wagadorn in the sum of seven hundred aad thirty-two dollars and turiy-two cents.— . To the plaintiff Alouzo Couper ia the sum of iv . hundred and fifty-seven duiiars and seventy-iius cents. To the plainti:zf Wesley Richey inthe sum of one-hundred anil sixtecn dollars and twenty-four cents. To the plaintiffs Rogers & Hamilton in thi sum of seven-hundred and ninety-five dollars ani . hinety-six cents, with accruing mterest at the rat of two percent per month, from the l7th day o: December, a. p. 1358, until paid. To the plaintiti Wm. N. Natlerin the sum of one-thousand aud ninety dollars and twenty-two cents, with accruing . interest thereon at the rate of three per cent per . mvoth from the date aforesaid until paid. To the . plaintiffs Goss & Nichols in the sum of seyen-hun. dred and forty dellars and eleven cents. To the} glaintiif A. Ri hardson in the sum <f ene-thousand } four hundred and cighty-twev dollars and nincteen . eects. To the plaintiff Frederick Spencer in the sue of fifty-eight dollars. To the plaintiff L. 8. . Hiv inthe sum of fifty-cight dollars and eleven aenty, To the plaintiffs Gregory £ Sparks in the gun of seven-huudred and ninety-two dollars and thirty-six cenis. Tothe plaintiff Wm. Craigin the eum of three-hundred and ninety-five dollars and fifty-six cents, with interest on the said several suis a3 follows : to-wit:—interest on the sum of suine-thousand eight-hundred and forty-seven dol. iars and eighiy-two cents, at the rate of ten per . eent per annum fromthe i7th day of December, . 2559, and interest on the sui seven-hundred and . ninety-five dollars aud sisety-six cents, at the rate . of two per cent per montit from the date aforesaid, alse interest oa the sum of one-thousand three hundired anil thirty-seven dollars and twenty-two cents . at the rate of three per cent per seouth from the said fate until paid together witi: aif costs of suit herein trved at the sum of twenty-two dollars and ninetyfive cents. And whereas, on the said 15th day of January, LSo9, it wasordered, adjudged and decreed tv the said court, that the mortgaged premises set } forth in plaintiffs complaint be foreclosed and the premises therein described to-wit —All that certain . Ranch and timber land comprising a tract of land of . about nine-hundred aud sixty acres, enclosed with i a rail fenee, with a Saw osili, dwelling house, barn, i stable, blacksmith shop and all out-buildings improvementa and appurterances thereon or thereunto Selonging, said property beiag commoniy called *the Moore & Fess mill property” zituate on the read from Nevada to Red Bog, about four miles from Nevada, in said county of Nevada and State } of California, be levied upon and sold to satisfy the . te #aid judgments, interestand costs, aud the proceeds thereof be applied to the payment of said several auins of money as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given that TI will expose to pub. lie sale, all the above described property, to the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Court House dlour, ia Nevada city, on SATURDAY, the (2th day of Feb. a. p. 1859, between the hours of 10 o'clock and 4». M. Given under my hand this 2Ist day of January 1859. Ss. W. BORING, Sheriff. Coroner's Sale. y HEREAS on the 25th day of Januarv a. pd. 1859, a final judgment and decree was ren derediv the District Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of Culifornia, in and for the county of Nevada, in favor of HENRY LAYTON and yr / against HENRY and MOSES HIRSCHMAN for the sum of Eighteen Hundred and Twenty Dollars, priveipal debt, with interest on the said sum of $1520 at the rate of two ana a half per cent per month from the rendition of judgment unti] par th together with all costs of suit. Andwhereas or said 25th day of January, a. p. 1859, it was ord and deereed by the said court, that the Mort set forth in Plaintiff's complaint be foreclosed the property therein deseribed, to-wit :—A \ ground on the west side of Main street, atjo: the store formerly oceupied by A. Rogers & Co. a being northerly of said Rogers & Co’s lot and ad joining and lying southerly of the lot and house of Rosenheim & Brothers, the said lot being eleven feet front on Main street, and running back seventy fect more or lesa to the ravine, the said lot being the premises formerly occupied by the said Hirsehman’s as acigar and tubacco store, said premises being situated in Nevada city and county be levied upen and sold to satisfy said judgment, interest and costs an4 the proceeds thereof applied to the payment of said sums of money as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given that [will expose to public sale, all the above described property, to the highest bidder. for cash, in front of the Court house door, in Nevada city, on SATURDAY, the 19th day of February, a pv. 1859, between the hours of 10 o’clock and 4 P. mu. Given under my haul this 27th day of January A. dD. 1859. . JOHN BAZLEY. Coroner. Sheriff's Sale. ] Y virtue of an Execution to me directed and delivered issued out of the Hon. District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District, on the I4th day of January 4. p. [859, in favor of J. N. TURNER and against B.L. CONYERS for the um of Six hundred and thirteen doilars aud ninety-seven cents debt, with intereston the sum of $207 3I from 10th day of January 1859, at the rate of 2. per cent per month till paid. Also interest on the sum of $106 66 at the rate rate of 5 per cent per month trom the date aforesaid until paid,together with St 55 costs of suit. I have levied upou the following property. which was heretofore attached by me, towit: All-the right, title und interest of the within named defendant B, L. Conyers, of, in and to a certain ranch located in Rough & Ready township, Nevads county, State of california. on rhe road leading from the lower crossing of Deer creek, to the bridge of Wood & coon the South Yuba river, said ranch containing two hundred acres of land more or less, together with all improvements and appurtenances thereunto belonging. orin anywise appertaining. Also the growing Crops now on the ranch consisting of hWeat Oats Barley and Hay. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to publie sale, all the above described property, to the highest bidder, for cash, infront of the Court House door, in Nevada city. on SATURDAY, the 19th day of February,4. p. 1859, betwoen the hours of I0 eelack A. wand 4 P.M. Given undermy hand this 20th day of January A. p. 1859. S. W: BORING, Sheriff. DISSOLUTION NOTICE, HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between F. W.May and Hosmer, Snyder & Co, is thie day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted to the late firm are requested to make immediate payment to F. W. MAY, who is duly authorized to settle up the business, rT. W MAY, ITOSMER, SNYDER & CO Jaquary P— tv By J. M. Plutus & Co Ea junetien of Broad and Commercial ——— NEVADA JOURN NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 4, 1859. Sheriff's Sale. Y virtue of a Decree of Foreclosure to me directed and issued out of the Honorable District Ceurt of the lith Judicial District, in and for the County of Nevada. Whereas, on the 13th day of January, A. D. i859 a final judgment and decree was rendered in the District Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, iu and for the County of Nevada. in favor of M. M. Wheeler and against Thomas Butterfield and FE. ©. Tompkins for the sum of $6,029 with interest on the said sum at the rate of 3 percent per month, from the rendition of judgment until paid, together with all costs of suit. And whereas on the said 13th day of January in5¥it was ordereda d decreed by the -aid Court, that the mortgage set forth in Plaintiff's complaint be foreclosed, and the property therein described, to-wit : All that certain tract or parcel of LAND, lying and being situate in Bear Valley, on the head waters of sear River,in the counties of Nevada aud Placer and known as “Wheeler’s Ranch,” and containing 180 Acres—wore or less; said Ranch being the same that land conveyed by Plaintiff to said defendants, Thomas Buttorfield and E, O. ‘Tompkins, and by them mortgaged to said Miaintiff to secure the purchase money; which said mortgage thus executed was, on the ‘Yih day of March, i866, duty recorded in Beok 3 of Mortgages inte Recorder's oifice, of Nevada eounty, and aterwards to-wit: on the 16th of September, A. D. 1806, Wasaga recorded in Book 1. of Mortgages in the Kecorder’s Office of Placer county. ; ages 590 and Svi on the i6th day of April, 1256. be levied upon and ~id to satisfy said Judgment, in'erest and costs, and the roceeds thereef applied tothe payinent of said sums ef money aforesaid Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY, the [2th lay of Feoruary 1259, between the hours of }0o'clock A M vand4 o'clock, P. M., in front of the Court House door, in the city of Nevada, I will sell atpublic auction to the highest bidder, for cashin hand, thy above described property to satisty and pay the aforesaid judgments. Given under my band at office, in the city of Nevada on this the 19th day of January. 1859. S.W. SORING, Sheriff. jan2!—3w By E> Burrriy, Deputy SHERIFF'S. SALE. ys vir‘ue of an Execution to me directed and isstcd out of the County Court of Nevada County, State of California, on a judzment rendered on the 7th day of fannary, A D 1854, in favor of A C Heineken & Bro. andagainst Lewis Vass and James McCambridge for the swia of $194 Ix debt and costs of suit. [have levied upon the following deserived property, to-wit :—All the tieht, tide and interest of the within named defeudants, of in and to a certain Saw mill, steam engine. boiler and ali necessary machinery connec with, located abont one quarter of a mile e town ef Omega. Nevada County, State of ‘a nia. Notice is hereby given that on THURSDAY, 10th day of FEBRUARY, ‘858, between the hours of Ten o'clock,.A. M. and Four o'clock, P. M., in front of the Court House Door, Nevada, I willsell for cash in hand, the above described property, to satisfy andpay the aforesaid judgments. J (riven under my hand at office, in Nevada, on this the 20th day of Januacy, 1859. S. W. BORING, Sheriff. Ep Burrrit Deputy. y a Sheriff's Sale. \ 7HEREAS, ON THE 26TH DAY OF JANUARY, A D. 1859, a final Jodgment and Decree was rendered in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District ofthe tate of Cahfornia, in and for the ‘ounty of Nevada, agaiust SAMUEL © ONNELL and iu favor of A.A “ARGENT, for the sum of $1,593 50, Debt; with interest on the snin of $885 00 at the rate of 24 per cent. per month from said date. Also—Interest on the sum of #708 50 at the rate o!2 percent per month from the rendition of judgement until paid, 1ozether with all costs of suit. And whereas, on the said 26th day of January, A. D. 1859 it was ordered and decreed by the said Court, that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiff’s Complaint be foreclosed, and the property thereia described, to wit: “All that piece or Lot of Ground, situated on the north side of Broad Street. in Nev dacity. lying between the Loton which Joseph Chamber's butcher shop is situated. and the Lot formerly occupied by James Clark, asa Jnetice’s Office, and is the Lot lately occupied by the Defendant Connell, asa Grocery Store. with the tenements and hereditaments be levied upon and sold tu satisfy said Judgment. Interest and Costs, and the proceeds thereof applied to the payment of said sums of money as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given thatI will expose at public sae the above described property, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada city, to the highest bidder fo: cash. on SATURDAY the 19th day of February , A.D 1853 between the hours of 10 o'clock. A.M. and 4 0'cloch P M. to satis'y and pay sai¢ judgment. Given under my hand inthe city of Nevada, this ith day of January, AD. 1859 S. W. BORING, Snavnrr By Ep. Rurrens, Deputy. jan2e-3w Sheriff's Sale. ?Y virtue of an Execution to me directed issued out of the Honorable the District Court, of the {4th Judicial District, in and for Nevada county, on the 21st day of December, in favor of ALOIS OSER and against JOHN BLASAUF for the sum of Five Hundred and thirty-one dollars, debt, with interest on the said sum of $531 00 from the 31st day of March 1857, at the rate of three per cent per month till paid, together with $13 10 dollars, costs ofsuit. T have levied upon and seized the following described property to-wit: All the right, title and interest of the defendant in and to a certain house aud lot situated on Spring street, Nevada city, now oecupied by defendant, as a dwelling house and Brewery, with allthe machinery for the manefactory of beer and all the appurtenauces thereunto belonging. Also a house and lot on Pine street, next door east of Hughe’s blackamith shop now occupied by John Smith and all gthe appurtenances thereunto belonging. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to publie sale, all the above described property, to the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevadacity,on MONDAY, the 2Ist day of Feb. a. p. 1359, between thehours of 10 o'clock and ip. x. Given under my hand this 27th day of January, 1859. S. W. BORING, Sheriff. _ CONSTABLE’S SALE. NTATE OF ALIFURNiA, ounty of Nevada, Township of Nevada, ss. By virtue of a deto me delivered ed frem the Court of in Anderson, Esq. an acting Justieeof the Peace in and for the County a ', hearing date 20th day of January, 4. p, i fy u judgment rendered hy said Court on the 15th day of January A.D. 1859 in favorof JUN. TURNER and against AVERY and WIFE for the sui of $252 82, debt, interest, damages and cost: of suit T have taken in and under a decree, and will sell to the highes: hidder for cash, the following deseribed proverty : A House and Lot. situated on Broad street, Nevada,on the sonth side of sai! street. near the streets, and Known as the Broad Street House, fronting on said Broad street 62 fect. running back 100 feet, more or less. I will sell the same at the Court House door, in Nevada city, on SATURDAY the T2th of Febroary a. ». 1959. between the hours of 9 o’cloek, A. wand 5 o'clock, p. w. of said day Taken as the property of Avery & Wife to satisfy the above demands and acerning costs. Uo oS. GREGORY, Nevada, Tan, 2th. 1859 Constable's Sale. QITATE OF CALIFORNIA—COUNTY OF NEVAK da, ss—Township of Little York. By virtue of an Execution to me delivered, issued from the Court of H. K. Turner. Esq., an acting Justice of the Peace in and for Nevada county beariny date Jan. 22d A. D. 1859. to satisfy a Indgment rendered by H K. Turner, on the 15th day of January, A. D. 1858 in faver f GREEN & JOHNSON and against MARTIN CROSS forthe sum of $162 90. debt, interest, damazes and Costs of anit. I havetakenin Execution, and sell to the highest bidder for Cash, the following described property, to-wit : Allthe right, title and interest in and to cirtain Mining (laims known as the ‘‘Massaxauga Company's Claims " situated on Empire Hill, Little York ‘Township I will sell all the right, title and claim he has to the same, in front of the Justice's Office, at Little York. on FRIDAY, FEB. IeTH 1859, between the ho:rs of 9 o'clock, M and 5 o'clock, P. M., of said day ; taken as the property of MARTIN CROSS to satisfy the above demands and acerning costs. Given unde: my hand this 22d of January, 1859. J. MeCONNELL, Constable. LS oY, to satis o nstable. Janna y 22—8w Notice of Insolvency. In the District Court of the Fourteenth Judieial District ofthe tate of California. In the matter of the Petitien of J. W. NYE, an Insolvent Debtor. URSUANT TO AN ORDER of the Hon. Niles Searls, Judge of the said District Conrt, notice is hereby given to all the creditors of the said Insolvent J. w NY EF, to be and appear béfore the, Hon. Niles earls aforesaid, in open Court at the Céurt Room of said Conrt.in the city and County of Ne¥a.la, on the 7th day of February. A. D. 1859, at 10 o'clock, A. M., of that day, then and there to show cause, if any they can, why the prayer of said Insolvent should not be granted, and an assignment of his Estate be made, and he be discharged from his debts and livbilities in parsuance of fhe Statute in such case made and provided ; anc in the mean time al) proceedings against said insolvent be goo my hand and the Sealof said Court this 5th .D 1859. — IFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. By Wm. Smith, Deputy A. A SaRGENT, tt'y for Plaintiff. jan 7. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. E PARTNERSHIP existing between JULIUS DREYFUSS aid OSHA EASTMAN, was dissolved by mutual consent, on the 14th of January, 1850.— Julius Dreyfuss is Sane to collect the outstanding bills and settle the affairs of the concern. JULIUS DREYFUSS, January 21, 1850—3w OSHA EASTMAN. fer The United States Bakery will be heresfter by L. W. DREYFESS. Sige { DELINQUENT TAX LIST--Nevada city Ashmore David house and lot on Broad st’t known as the dance house.........066 6 00 Ambroise H. house and lot on Broad street w side known as French billiard saloon adj EIKO BlOPO So oonns dso cnc caccsshessesecers 500 Ammons & Northern house and lot w side of Broad street adj Lachman... ....... 4 25 Avery E. W. house and lot south side Broad street, opposite Bailey’s.......00. cesses 4 25 Allen W. M. house and lot on Broad street adj Webber’s........ iectnaeigSeen an eco Anderson Mr Fouse and lot on Main street adj Brants... Reeatrerinnccotare Spamnoesscccen’ tae Oe Bryson A. stock of boots & shoes in Dr Kuox NI sso ceocinsesonee PEL PION GA ER pe sence eeeBluman A. stock of cigars and tobacco in Samuel’s building..... CEE We Booth Samuel [colored] house and let adj Sas Monroe....ccscsccee we ceeee detiecaend cons OO Bolman H, bouse and lots side Spring st.. 2 50 Bigelow Mrs Catharine house and lot on Saeramento road, opposite Turner’s...... 2 50 Bonetto Mrs house & lot on Factory street, also vacant lot on south side Commercial ti nds BRIIOW 6. ONS oo ccccsosnsritnpesds) <texers, 280 Bentley D. house and lot opposite Searls... 2 50 Saldwin Caroline vacant lot on Commereial sireet adj Mrs Stevens......... el icadgites 2 50 Uarker J house and lot on oid Washington PORE. \.icccsccsatdbescienapeesesweguedasacosiacespaecel) STOO Sremer Chas house and lot on Cayote street n side of Broad street opposite Morrel!'s stable, 3 mules, 2 wazons...ccccceses ceeeeeee, 7 O00 Brant J. H. house and lot on Main street adj United States Brewery..... 3 50 Buckner Stanton personal propert 7 60 Burberage John honge and let on Washington turnpike...... eueseecss bseiccesdoqettes ese me Bingham Mr. vacant lot below Purtyman and Dow : 3 00 Bates ( son, Main street.. a 2 50 Conley L. house & garden above grave ya 6 00 Caldwell Mrs. hou-< and lot on south side of et Ahad gg OR Ce Py eg RIM 2 50 Chambers Jos. bric se and lot adjoining Kidd & Knox's; vacanilot on Main street, running through to Lroad street; slaughter house and corral, on Red Dog road; let & stable on Deer creek..... . cnpopinnennsiin, i6 60 Connell Sam, house and lot on Broad street, adjoining W M Allen; brick building and lot on Broad st adjoining Joe Chambers; vecant lot on washington turnpike...... 15 25 Connell & Knowlton stock groecries on hand 11 00 Carter Mrs E. house and lot west side Broad street, known as the Virginia house .... 6 00 Cassin F. house and lot west side of Broad Street, adjoining Isoard & co..... orto ce @ 00 Caswell T H house and lot on broad street; vacant lot adjoining National hotel; vacant lot south side Spring street, adjoining the Union stable; vacant lot cor of cottage and ME naw MRO 20. oncssecses dagen ys ack dcenaces 34 Chandler Chas, } of building and lot occupied hy Newman & co, south side of broad st.. 4 75 Carmen, Miss L J of brick house, and lot corner of Pine and commercial atreet... 2 75 Cline, Mike house and lot adj Pine st. bridge 2 50 Caldwell, J. I. personal property........ 2 00 Chestnut, J. A. 2 houses and lot on Pine st., below Pier’s...... Sahecssechens porsan seks aes 500 Claney & co. blacksmith shop foot of Broad street...... . 4 50 Coe A. house and . PUI 8 oss cx scssgus cs euoncesoensasioeracesees .° 3 00 Conrad J. house and lot on Spring street four doors from Pine 8b.5<.2<++i<.,ccscowecesesossaie S50 Chittenden Mr house and lot e side of broad streot opposice Gregory’s cottage.... .. 4 00 DeLong F. house and lot on main street, oceupied by Hamilton’s hardware store, vacant lot cor of main and cottage streets.. 23 25 Dallam P. house on broad street, adjoining Hay’s known as broad street bakery. ... 2 25 Davis John house on Hoel’s lot known as the Brooklyn house,.....sscce0« 2 25 Drunzer Peter house and lot ons side commerCEM PEIIREE, <cerineonininicentsidecsmamarceccoumetegees 10T Oe Denzer Chas brick house and lot n side of commercial street, occupied by Lachman.. 10 00 DeLong & Crittenden house and lot on washington street, Known as the Hospital.... 3 00 Dunn F J heuse and lot opp catholic church; lot adjoining.... pl xcedeaiolenecebe i atinteisaeaiel 17 00 Ermit, P. house and loton washington street adjoining catholic church.,.... Mecastayceaacas 3 50 Edwards, Wm. houseand lot onold washington road, adjoining Baruh’s.......0.0+6 2 00 Eastman, T. N. vacant lot on main stieet... 2 00 Emmons, L. house and lot on Gold Flat road II 00 Eddy & co., Gold tunnel quartz mill on Deer ee et ae POOR ee mene. Fre écducoons macs” @ OG Foster & Northern vacant lots on west side of old sacramento road......cseceeeeee aaeees 2 00 Funston, M. house and lot on Rig opposite Helm’s......100s0+ 6 00 Frazier, James house and lot, sixth house above Temperance hall......s000sesceere 6 00 Goodman, J. R. house and lot on prospect hill, adjoining Helm’s...... ose. * 6 00 Gotzbach, A. house and lot on sacramento road, known as the Half-Mile house.. 6 00 Guild, F. house and lot north side of Main street, adjoining Metropvlitan theatre... 3 00 Gore, C. G. vacant lot s side of main street, adjoining Kent’s lot.. .. eslenetyes Sevavoesers 200 Gove, H. L. house and lot corner of Park av. and Boulder street....... sinbccnehnnssnet 3 00 Grier & Henry stable and lot on Boulder st.. 1 50 Gray, Jno houseand lot s side of Deer creek 2 50 Gordon, Brooks & Backus house and lot on Park avenue adj Young’s....... Ssakinss 6 00 Uayes I. N. house and lot on Spring street, 2 horses and wagons..... 00 Harrison Mrs E. C. dwelling house and lot on Broad strect, adj Hoel’s......-.0-06. 3 50 ilarrington & Patterson billiard tables, bar fixtures &c. on broad street.. so 12 00 ifolmes Thos billiard tables, &c. in Senate saioon broad. street... poimikn: wbevesdbandeasies 7 00 Haas 5. stock of clothing in Kilbourn’s buiid18 50 . 2 00 tiupp Geo S. house and lot on s side of broad street, law books.. 7 00 Hunt R. M. dwelling house on Washin road, brick house broad street adj Riley's. 13 jiunt, H. One half of brick house and lot on Main street, used as a drug store... seats Oe Headerson Jane house and lot on old Washington road adj hospital......00eee 3 50 Hur-t John house and lot s side commercial street, billiard tables, bar fixtures.... .. 14 50 iS D. house and lots side broad stteet, adjuining Union stable vacant lot rear of Havens Jct: 2. house and lot on Nevada st adj Richarsis»: house 3 horses and wagons 5 50 Hartman T. D. bovse and lut s side of Dave Beldeu's... = Sab eeK ok 3 00 Hawks Nathau o nd ranch on ton road, 2 cows and 2 horses.... .... 9 00 Hunt c. J. house and lot on Park avenne, 4 horses and Wagons......ceseescereeeeeeee 8 00 Hoel James house and lot on bread sireet, adj Wail’s, vacani Ist s side broad street known asthe hay yard, 2vneant lots on n side of broad street ......0006 1 ray TA 22 00 Hall Mrs c. R. house and lot on bigh st adj Lambert’s. Fe REP aD CO 5 00 Holmes Jas 2 houses and lota on broad street OPPORe Piagy’s...ccccesscecekccsvesseecssses & OO Isoard A. & co. two houses and lots adjoin’g Wall's, stock of liquors..........0. -13 00 Jacobs & Kent house on castside of Pine st. dere cbs ecele) CO I Ae ae 17 00 Jacobs & McAllister vacact gronnd on Stone bill, known as the coryell survey....... 2 50 Jenkins J. D. house and lot on s side of broad street, opposite helm’s stable...... Secnane 3 00 Jones Samuel house and lot one side boulder street, also one horse and wagon... 4 50 LindseyR 8. house and lot on Kelseys ravine in rear of Normpn’s, notes secured by mortg 7 Lobdell J. B. stable and lot on broad street, adj Riley’s building, 8 horses, harness, 1

50 DOREY soc ccvceccsce scvcecons oenes wentnsbeonescassce: Aa TO Lachman & Northern, vacant lot on Sacrameuto road, opposite mile house... acbneure 2 50 Long Joha two houses and !ots on east side Pine street....... Cee oe Lonus H. A. brick house and lot ou main st, adjoining Riley's, vacaut lot adj Keeney’s main street... pieneeohine bieiepbdeubies stobiacs 29 BO Levey M. house and lot south side commercial street, adjoining Landeker’s.... Sone 9 OO Levey &. stoek of goods in Kelsey’s brick, on commercial street....0:.c000 ceeceee ve eae 3 50 Lambert John house and lot on High street.. 6 50 Lippett Geo. house and lot on south side of Spring street.... wbsceeewasdabciniesstctenecoomes MIO Monroe Jas dwelling house and lot on Lost hill, house and lot on broad street, adj DOMES 5 cicadas sgpicessiesaine stepson & Mayers S. stock of boots and shoes on commercial street... . 18 50 3 06 conducted . McAbee, S. W. stock of crockery and china ware it Vanllagan’s building, broad st.. 9 50 a Muldro, mary J house and lot on Broad st, adjoining James monroe’s......ssecercee Marsh, Thos. house and lot on west side of commercial street.......ccccsccsecrsccoscece McAllister & Ward, two houses and lots on Hill street, adjoining J. Lambert’s...... Miller, H. W. house and lot on Stone’s hill.. MeQue, mrs. house and lot on mill street... Morrison Robt house aud lot rear Turner’s.. Newmad J. B. & eo. stock of clothing in Rileys building, broad street.........c000 Orr W. H. house and loton south side commercial street adjoining Hurst ; house and lot on corner of high and lot on corner of High and Nevada streets ; vacant lot on MAID SECC.. sseceererercnreentensesesrecee lh 00 Owners Unknown house and loton corner o Hill and Factory street .....sceecce sscece 3 50 11 00 6 00 3 50 2 00 2 50 21 00 Owners Unknown, vacant lot on corner of 2 00 main and cottage streets.....ccccccceeeseee 6 00 Owners Unknown vacant lot on Washington strect, adj Mrs Hoyt....cccsccssecsseqrevenees 6 00 Owner Unknown house and lot on Sacramenroad adj MeConmell’s......ccccssedecereee 6 00 Owners Unknown brick house and lot adjoining Rosenheim’s Jewelry store.;...... 13 50 Pier A. G. stock of crockery in Jas Whartenby’s building, main street....:...... 11 00 Palmer Oscardwelling house and lot on Sacramento road adjoining Therlwel’s..... 3 50 Palmer J. C. house and lot s side Spring st. 5 00 Pierd Thos house and lot on Hill street... 3 00 Parker A. N. house and lot side Deer creek. 2 00 Pefierten Jno stock boots and shoes Pine st. 4 00 Richard & Co. house and lot side of Spring Rosenthal 8, brick house and lot on south side Main st, stock of dry goods in above Stiles W. C. vacant Ict on Spring street, house and water wheel, at the end of Pine s‘reet bridge, smail quantity of Mill, foot of Neal street, on Deer creek.......0000«. 7 00 Senar, B house and lot, south side of Spring MOOR choices cesses <sseg qhinbedibaa onserceddenmen. a ane Stiefel & co vacant lot on west side of Broad Street, next to Virginia House; stock of dry goods in Kidd & Knox's house broad st 25 50 Stone, George horse and lot on Broad street, adjoining Methodist church......... Spence. EF, stoek of drugs and medicines, in Dr Lark’s bnilding, on Main street.. ... Skillman & Bro., brick house and lot, south side of Main street, adjoining John Grier’s . .. Sbellhorn, Frank R. US Brewery and fixtures, Jot on main street adjoining Cal stage stable; house and lot on north side of Broad street; Brick building and lot on north side of Commercial street, known as the St Louis House 475 10 00 6 00 Four horses; Two wagons........06 42 50 Sublette. Wm. house and lot on Warren's hill.. 2 00 Seibert, Francis house and lot on east side of Ne_ Yada street, opposite Marsh's lot...-... 3 00 Stangroom, M.S., vacant lot on west side of Miss. _ Gibson's lot, on stone’s hill ......-+e.200 Stratton, Jas. house and lot on west side of Main street, adjoining Dr Overton’s....... 3 56 ~tone, J. F. house and lot on east side of Pine . nearthe Sash factory .........0.00 5 00 Settle, Ed. house and lot in the rear of California tage stable; Four horses and 1 wagon.. . 5 50 Snyder, has, -house and lot on Park avenue; House and lot adjoining Pat Keller's, near Public school hottse ......00. .-.---5 00 Tansey, -. Tallman an helsey’s building, on Commercial street.. . 16 00 Tallman, D. S. vacant lot north side of Broad st. adjoining Dreifuss’.. 2. ...2..00 aRantep 2 00 Thomas, Stillman house and lot on Stone'’shill. 4 50 Tansey. J. R. vacant lot adjoining Wm. C. > tiles. 1 50 Thom & Williams, machinery, engine and tools of the Nevada Foundry, Spring street.... 9 00 Van Hagan, I. I’. house and lot south side Broad street, opposite James Hoel’s; brick house and lot east side of Broad street, adjoining Samuel ig ce ee nan ee Cpa eae 13 00 Van Hagan, J. B dwelling house and lot east side of Broad street, adjoining 8. Connel’s. 6 00 Venard, Stephen vacant lot on Pine street 6 00 Warren, J. Hl. house and lot on Werren’s hill.., 7 00 White, Jane house and lot on Nevada street ad srnteg Wit. TE Ore. no ns ep cancdoecd 3 00 Williamson, Joseph house and lot on water street, _ opposite S W. Boring’s; personal property.. 7 00 Williamson, J. L. house on G. Q. Kilbourne’s lot. 6 0@ Wood, Chas. D house ant lot adjoining Jas. Jeffries, on old ¥ ashington road..... a Watson, J, B. house and lot on Broad street, opponite U.8, Gregory's @8: den.. . .osss0ece ces 3 00 Youngblood, Mr vacant lot on Broad stroet, nesr Methodist Church.. .....0c.eeceee ececee 2:00 NOTICE IS HERELY GIVEN, thatin pursuance of an Ordinance passed by the Trustees of the city of Nevada, on the 2% of November, 1858, levying and providing for the collection of City Taxes, I have levied upon and will expose at Public Sale, in front of the Court House door, in the City of Nevada, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7th, at 10 O’CL’K A. M., All the abu.ve described Property for Taxes and Costs then remaining due and unpaid. E. 0. TOMPKINS, City Mansmat, ° and Ex-Officio Tax Colleetor Nevada, Jan 21, 1859—3w Summons, State of California— County of Nevada—ss. District Court o. the Fourteenth Jndicial District of said State. The People of the State of California to THOS. P HES*—GREETING : i Beye ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appear and answer the complaint of Matthew Sparks and Henry B. Sparks, filed against you and David Wood within Ten davsfrom the service of this Writ, if served on you in this County, within Twenty Days if served on youin this District and ont of this County, and within Forty days if served on youin the State and out of this District, inan action commenced on the 7th day of Nov. A. D. 1858 in said Court for the recovery of $2,651 00 due and payable to the said Plaintiffs from the Defendants Thos. P. Hess upon a written agreement bearing date 9th of Nov, A. D. 1854, conditioned for the payment of the purchase money of certain premises particularly described in the complaint ; together with interest on the sum of $1,100 00 from the 9th day ot October A. D. 1858, from judgment till paid ; also to obtain a decree of this Court for the foreclosure of the Plaintiff vendor's lien, and for a sale of the premises described in the complaint aforesaid, viz: Acertain Bridge, located, lying, and being on the stream known astbe South Fork ofthe Yubariver, and being erected across said South Fork at a point on said stream known as Bridgeport; said Bridge being formerly known as Sparks’ Bridge, and being now known as Wood's Bridge. Also.'The dug roads leading from said Bridge up the hills on both sides of said South Fork.— Also—-the Toll house, stables, and out-houses cennected with said Bridge, and the land on which all of the above des ribed property stands and is erected; together with allthe rights, privilegesand appurtenances belonging or in any wise appertaming to -aid Bridge and premises ; and if any deficiency shallremain after applying all of said moneys soap} licable thereto, then that Plaintiffs may have executiou therefor against said Defendants ; also, that the Defendants, andeach and allof them, and ail andevery person elaiming under them, or any or either of them subsequently to the commencement of this action, may be barred and foreclosed of all right, claim. lien, or equity of redemption in or to the said premises orany part thereof, and for smch other or further relief, or both in the premises, as may be just and equitable. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer said complaint as herein directed. Plaintiff will ake judgment against you therefor by default, together with all costs of suit, and also Cemand of the Court such other relief as is prayed for in their said complaint ~~ In testimony whereof 1, Rufus Shoemaker, Clerk ofthe District Court aforesaid, do herefu Ss busta set my hand and impress the seal of said Court, at office, in Nevadacity, this 11th day of ~~ November A D. 1858. RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Cierg. By WM.>MIJu, Deputy. State of California—County of Nevada--ss Itappearing upon affidavit to my satisfaction that a cause of action exists in favor of the above named Plaintiff against the above named Defendant, Thomas P. Hess, and that he is a necessary and proper party to the above entitled cause; and it also appearing that said Defendant has departed from, and resides out of this State . It is therefore ordered that service be made on said Defendant. Thomas P. Hess, by publication of the Summons in che NevaDA JOURNAL, & Newspaper published in said county, once in exch week for the period of Three months. Given under my hand this Nov. 10th 1858. THOS. H. CASWELL, County Judge. A True Copy Attest: My hand and the seal of the District Court hereto affixed, this 1)th day of Nov. A. D. 1558. RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. By VM. SmitH, Deputy Gardiner & McFarland, Atty’s for Pit fs November 12, 28583—3m Summons, tate of Califorms—ounty and Township of Nevada— In Justice's Court, before Jno. Anderson, J. P.— deople of the State of California to J, L. PETERS : OU ars hereby summoned to appear before the undersigned, Justice 9f the Peace, at his office in said Townshtp, on SATURDAY, FEB. 12, 1859, at 9 o'clock A. M, to answerthe complaint of J. N. Turner, who demands of you the sum of $126 00 debt, and interest at the rate of 6 per cent per acnum from the 234 of April, 1852 as per aceonnt on file. On failure so to a ‘and answer, jadgment will be rendered against you for the said sum ot $126 00 and costs of suit. Given under my hand, this Sth day of Nev, 1858 JNO. ANDERSON, Justice Peace. Nevada. Nev. 12, 1858—td FOR SALE. AYWARDS' best White apd Bla:k India Rebber Coats, Pants, and Jackets, at the lowest marketi b oats! SOL. KOHLMAN. Cor, Bresd & Pine st. Werada. deel? tS SUMMONS, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, SS District Court of the 14th Judicial Distriet of said State The People of the State of California, to JOSEPH CHAMBERS, Grecting : OU ARE HEREBY summoned to appear and an swer tothe complaint of Eé@ward Kelsey, filed ageinet you withinten days from the service of this writ, ifserved on you n this county, within twenty days if served on you in this District and out ofthis county, and within forty days if served on you in this State and out ef this District, in an action commenced on the 16th day. October, A. D., 1858, im said Court for the reevery of five hundred Dollars with interest thereon at the rate of two per cent per month from the 1th day ot June 4.D 1858 until paid ; and alleged to be due the said Plaintiff from the Defendants, upon a certain promissory nete particularly mentioned ::nd set forth in the original complaint to said action on file’in the office of the Clerk of the District Court foresaid, a certified copy of which accompanies this Sammons. And you are hereby notified that if you fail teanswer said complaint as herein direeted Plaintiff will take Judgment against you therefor by default, together with all costs of suit, and also demand of the Court such other relief as is prayed for in his said complaint. In testimony whereof. I RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk of the Distriet Court aforesaid, do hereanto set my hand and impress he seal of said Court at Office, in the City of Nevada this 1 8th of October, a.p. 1858. RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk, By Wm. Smith, Deputy. State of California -County of Nevada—ss. It appearing upon affidavit, to my satisfaction that &@ cause ofaction exists in favor of the above Ramed Plaintiff, Edward Kelsey against the above named Defendant Joseph Chambers, and that said Chamber isa beces and proper party to the above entitled action. And it further appearing that said Defendant Chambers has departed from and resides out of said State It is therefore ordered that service be had upon said defendant, Chambers, by publication in the Wavapa JOURNAL a newspaper published in Nevada for the term of three muntha, once a week, Given under my hand at Chambers, this 16th dayo October, 1858. Witness NILES SEARLS, District Judge, Attest Rurvus SHormMakke, Clerk, D.c. J. Anderson & McFarland, Atty’s for Plu if. October 22--3m. KNOW ALL CHEAP JOHN Corner of Pinc $ Commercial streets, HAS JUST TAKEN te STOCK! THAT IS TO SAY: He want's to see what he has, and he finds he has got more than he wants and deeming it MEN! best to get rid of his Large STOCK OF CLOTHING BOoTs, SHOES, NOTIONS, ETC., He will Sell them LOWER THAN EVER, ALL WHO ARE IN NEED OF A No. 1 Coat or pair of Pants sodyes OR AON, cszzcs EXTRA FINE VEST! A INoOf il BoowT the best Leather, Mining or Working Gk. OE FE ENG Y > Should walk up to CHEAP JOHNS, Corner of Pine and Commercial sts., Nevada Nevada, Jan. 7—3m Prices Reduced!! SOL. KOMLMAN, las Reduced his prices in every article in his ilne Those in want of Heavy CLOTHING, Sad Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Will do well, to examine hisimmense large stock befure purchasing elsewhere. ' SOL. KONLMAN, Cor. Broad & Pine strect, Nevada. NEW STYLES FOR FALL AND WINTER HATS @&@&cars BE seipei RECEIVED—THE FASHIONS FOR FALL and Winter at LAMOTT & COLLINS’, Corner of Second and J streets, Sacramento City In consequenee of the GREAT INCREASE in Trade Mr. LAMOT'T has associated with him Mr. COLLINS, the PorpULAR HATTER of San Francisco, who will conduct the manufacturing department, and Mr. Lamott attend to the sales. They have the largest and most COMPLETE STOCK OF HATS AND CAPS! For Men's, Youth’s and Children’s Wear, EVER OFFERED IN THIS STATE!! And SELL CILEAPER than any other house in the state Ce They are the LEADING HATTERS of the City, and any one wishing 2 HAT cannot leave the Store without suing themselves. LAMOTT & COLLINS. Sacramento, Dec. 3—tf The Peoples’ Accommodation Stage Line Se serween See Nevada and Grass Vatley. On and after April 16th, 1858. the above Line of Con cord Coaches will commence running as follows : Leaves Smith's Exchange, Grass Valley,at8 and 11 A M.and 4P. M. Returning leaves National Exchange at 9 A.M. and and 5 P. M. (gy The proprictor feels grateful forthe liberal patronage heretofore extended to this Linecf Stages, and by unceasing efforts to accommodate all, at low rates, confidently expects a continuance ofthe same. Passengers leaving their names and directions at the Stage Offices. will be called for. apl6 H. D. CADY, Proprietor. decl7 To the Traveling ruouic: Clifornia Stage Company. : = The Stages of this Company wil leave their office, NationalExchange FOR SACRAMENTO. Broadstreet. Leaves Nevada at . o'clock, A. M. and arriving at Sacramento in time for the 2 o’elock boats for San Francisco. Also, At 4 o'clock, A. M. running via Auburn as an accommodation Line to Sacramento. For MARYSVILLE. Leaves the above named offices Every morring at 7 o'clock, A. M. passing by Grass Valley, Rough & Ready, Empire Ranch and Long Bar, and arriving at Marysville by 3 o'clock, P. M. JAMES HAWORTH, Prest. C. 8. C W. S. MCROBERTS, Agent. Nevada, March, 7, 1856 tf Daily Stage Line. From NEVADA TO WASHINGTON On and after Jan. 1, 1256, the above Line will run as follows : Léaving Nevada, at 8 o'clock, A. M., and passing by Mountain Spring House, Morgan's, Cold Spriug, White Clond, Gold Hill and Alpha, and arriving at Washington by I o'clock in the afternoon. Itis the NEAREST and Best Route to Washington, Omega, Seotchman’s Creck, Poor Man's Creck and Enreka. S : Returning the stages will leave the Soutu YUBA HoTet every morning at 9 o'clock, and arriving at Nevada by 1 o'clock. P.M. connecting with the California Stage Co's Coaches fur Auburn, Sacramento, Marysville, and Shasta. Offiee—South Yuba Hotel, Washington. Z A. S. OLIN, PROPRIETOR. W.S. McRoserts, Agent. Nevada, Nevada, April 18th, 1856--tf. 7s ——————— rr ET AL. WHOLE NUMBER 423. The Stars and Stripes.—The Ameriean flag originated in a resolution of Congress, June 13, 1777, “That the flag of the thirteen United States be thirteen stripes, alternately red and white; that the Union be thirteen stars, white in whem eens albu new constellation.” e combination ‘i ° is thoughtto have been derived from the pode ay rare _— “Bigot nal arms of General Washington, which con. into bad company and a regular muse tains three stars in the upper portion,. engued. Taken suddenly, and almost and three bars running across the es-. unawares, the countryman’s dog seemed cutcheon ; if this is not correct the cohardly able to comprehend whether it incidence is striking. There were how-. wasa “free fight” in earnest, or only the ever, several flags used before the stri-. rough sort of play of village “hounds,’” ped flag. Thus, im March, 1275, “a} until he found himself ia a throat to Union flag with a red field” was hoisted mouth eontest with a regular fi hii in New York upon the liberty pole, characier, in the shape of a teamed bull bearing the inscription “George Rex, dog, and getting the worst of it. His and the liberties of America,” and upon . master, however, by this time eomprethe reverse, “No Popery.” On the 38th! hended the nature of the muss and of July, 1778, General Putnam raised, springing from his wagon, caught the at Prospeet Hill, a flag bearing on one . bull dog by his “narrative” and endeayside the Massachusetts motto, “Qui. ored to separate the combatants, transtulit snstinet,” on the other“An. «Letthat “dog alone, or L’ll lam you appealto Heaven.” In October of the . over the head !”” growled a rongh and same year the floating batteries at Bos. excited looking customer standing near ton had a flag with the latter motto, the . ___ field white with a pine tree upon it.— wee Wy a pean Op This was the Massachusetts emblem. “Oh, then you w ’ i tts e ‘> ant ’em to fight, Another flag, used during 1775 in some . yon 2” samantha’ homespun aan oo of the colonies, had upon it a rattlesnake . shouted at the top of his voi 0 “Goi coiled as if about to strike, with the motTige !” . es mee to “Don’t tread on me!” ‘The grand And Tice di in.” ; ] ! ge did “go in.” Instantly the union flag of the thirteen stripes was! tide of battle was ered. Tige senda raised on the heights near Boston, Jan. and was makin« r 2 1776. Letters from there say that : ae y bell come age ground, whe: the regulars in Boston did not under-. became converted gul yn di sd to @ peace-maker.— stand it; and as the King’s speech had Suiting the action to the idea, he made just been sent to the Americans, they . a feint to release his dog from the viee thought the new flag wasa token of. like jaws of Tiger. submission. The British Annual Regis-. «Jet that dog alone, or F'll lam ter of 1776 says :-—“They burnt the . over the head !” shouted the countryKing’s specch and changed their colors. man; and he straishtened up and a d out to such huge proportiens from the plain red ground, which they . swelle had hitherto used, to a flag with thirteen . that “Rock street” desisted, terror a , stricken at the menace. stripes, asa signal of the number and union of the colonies.” A letter from. ‘Tiger pursued his workin hand until the piteous “ki yi” of his assailant preBoston about the same time, published in the Pennsylvania Gazette, for 1776,. dueed pity in the dog’s heart of the former, for he relaxed his hold and the latwe 2 “The grand Union flag was raised on the 2d in compliment to the! ter slunk ith United Colonies. The idea of making a. three a Si ay a stripe for a State wasadopted fromthe] As the countryman jumped into hie agon, he ealled out to bull dog’s masfirst ; and this fact goes far to negative} w er—*whenever you want another fight the supposition that the private arms of . 4 General Washington had anything to/ just say the word, as me and Tige allere The pine tree, . travel together !”” do with the subject. and striped flag were used “Go tw Fiee ! ’’— The residents of Nerth Water street were afforded nojlit tle amusement, a fow days sinee, by the incidents uarrated io us in substance as foliows: A countrymen, the ownerof a large, t good natured dog drove in town you rattlesnake, indiscriminately until July, 1777, when the blue Union with the stars was adm3 = — stripes, and the flag estabished by law. Formerly a new stripe . who hav f i added for each new rae chitiied yiradhtanestbiiacy a caciepts: 2 the Union, until the flag became too large, when by act of Congress, the. R stripes were reduced to the old thirteen ; and now astarisadded to the Unionat the introduction of each aew State.— i Punch notices a wine newly advertised asnaked Sherry. It will probably be recommended to those invalids The Ceat wes proposed. in 1782 by ober: Morris, the great financier of the Revolution, and was named by Jefferson, two years later. It began to make th 1 its appearance from the mint in 1792. The standard of the army is fixed at] It bore then the head of Washington on six fect six inches by four feet four. one side, anda chai Sirk se . ° zs : ’ n of th inches; the number of stripes is thir-. on the other. : irtean links teen, viz: seven red and six white. It Antiquity of Soap.—Vhe word Soap will be perceived that the flag is just one half longer than it is broad, and . or Sope, from the Greek sapa, first oethat its proportions are perfect when . curs in the works of Pliny and Galen.— properly carried out. The first stripe . Pliny states soap to have been diseovat the top is red, the next white, and so . ered by the Gauls, that it was com down alternately, which makes the last . of tallow and ashes, and that the Gerred. ‘The blue “field” for the stars is. man soap was regarded as the best.— the width and square of the first seven . At Pompeii (overwhelmed by an eru ; stripes, viz : four red and three white. . tion of Vesuvius, A.D. 79,) a soap-boilThese stripes extend from the side of. ers shop, with soap init, was discovered the “field” to the extremity of the flag. during an excavation made there net The next stripe is white, extending the} many years ago. entire length of it, and directly under Saige eee the field is strong and pleasing relief, The Bride's Veil originated in the then follow the remaining stripes alter. A°g!o-Saxon custom of ‘performing the uately. ‘The number of stars on the . 2UPtial ceremony under a square piece Gale te Wise tte enit: of cloth, held at cach corner by a tall man over the bridegroom and the bride to conceal her virgin blushes ; but if the bride wasa widow, the veil was disTur SAcaries or Musican ARTISTES. —The French papers give some curious statistics in regard to the salaries paid pensed with. to the great musical artistes. We learn that Malibran received in London, foc} ‘‘I drinks nothing but water—pure every performance at Dury Lane, $750; . cold water, a quart a day—give me temLablache, for singing twice $750, and . perance—the only road to old age; here for a single lesson to Queen Victoria . Waiter another plate ot roast beef.”"— $200. Ata soiree in London, Grisi re. ‘“Why, that’s the third plate, Sir.”"— ceived $1,200. Paganini charged $400 . “None of your business, I pays for it.” alesson. Hummel left a fortune of $75,. As many die from gormandising as frem 000, and twenty-six diamond rings, thir. drinking. ty-four snuff-boxes, and one hundred and fourteen watches, which had been presented to him at various times. At the Italian Opera in Paris, present season, Mr. Calzado, the manaAman in Vermont, who has run for office the last ten years, and been defor the . fated every time, declines being a eandidate any longer, gives as a reasen, ger, pays as follows: ‘To Tamberlik for . “t#4t the people nase Sot soin,the hal.it seventeen representations, $8,000: Alof voting against him that itis all new— $2,200 for seven representations; sense to try and break them of it.” ario $15,000 for a season of five months ian inte i sia% Grisi $5,000 for two months; Madame ~~ — ——e pe ah Penco $14,000 for the season; the GraSes ley cup to a ‘cotemziani Brothers $15,400;. Corsi, a bary-{ POUT eM y= tone, $4,000; Galvani $3,600; Nantier“He needs no eup, he ean drink frerDidiee $4,000; Zechini $3,600; Mlle de . ny vessel that contaius liquor, whether Ruda $3,400. The chorus and orches-. the neck of a bottle, the mouth As tra cost for the season $16,600. What they think of Buchanan in the South as a Warrior.—In speaking of. Dr. Valentine Mott onee said te @ Senator Davis in Congress asking to of-. graduating elass, “ Young gentleme:., fer a resolution “authorizing the Presi-. have two pockets made—a large one t» dent to take possesion of the island of. hold the iusults, and a small one f.; Cuba until the Spanish Government . fees.” atoned for the insults and damages done to the persons and property of the siti-. Achildaged about six years, songlit zensof the United States:” the New. refuge in the San Francisco static:. Orleans Crescent speaks of the proposi-. house a few nighis since, against th: tion in this manner: “Forour part we . violence of his mother, who was hebi: earnestly hope the authority asked for . ually drunk. will not be granted. ‘Old Buck’ is no. . .. ——— oe more fit to be at the head of Government Tommy, my son, said a fond meth. in time of war than an old iron pot, . &7 0" her return from a journey, “hay; with plenty of holes in its bottom, is for . °° —_ your prayers night and mori:a passage round Cape Horn during the ing! “Yes”, was the reply, “that ic stormiest period of the year. He would . ©Y®'Y night: but any smart boy enn surely eave in, if he did not cause the take care of himself in tho day time.” country to cave in with him. Oh, no, we dout want Cuba on such terms,” demijohn, tie spile of a ke of a barrel.” § or the bang When two men ES spnte, you may Il. sure that there is a Be pe "ide Hictanstt at fool upon one aside Fearrut Revence:—The L-uis-. of the other, and the man who interferes ville Journal says: be tween the two, is generally a greaiPresident Buchanan has found a} ¢T fool than either. i mode of sweet revenge on the people of old Berks for defeating Glancey Jones A pape: out West has for its motte: His message is to be translated into Ger. ‘Good will to all men who pay pron 1.2man, and the Adier is to publish it entire . !¥Devoted to news, fun and mak. for six mionihs, so that the offending . ™Peyburghers can have no other pabulum of political intellectuality, until they have . 4, digested its erudities and eaten . of its inanities. That will scour their rebellstomachs for them. Me Why are women like beets? Because. € younger the sweeter. EF An Englishman's lunch—a sl'ce of ‘am, an hegg and a quert of hale. —