January 13, 1860 (4 pages)

SS as 2x eae NEVADA J OURN Ty JANUARY 13, 1860. =—S eat FRIDAY; a JourKat.—Those of our subscribers who live without the city will be supplied with the Governor’s Message to-day. All others have been already accommodated with the document. We will endeavor to furnish the . President’s message to our subscribers at the earliest moment. } We have received a2 interesting article on the Wagon Road across the mountains, but tco late for insertion this webP. Detected. —We gave an fiem last week of the finding of a large boul. der of gold and quartz at Remington Hill, weighing Sidoz. It was found . in the claims of Jere Green & Co and presented the appearance of half negg. The other half was expeeted to be found. On Monday last an old man who had worked im the claims a long time and who found the nugget, declared his intention to go down into the valleys to live, and packing up his blankets, Bhorldered them and } started up the hill in this direction. . One of whose suspicions had been excited . followed up the hill and overtaking . him, accused him of having the othe? . half of the celebrated lump. The old . man confesetd that he had, drew it from his blankets and gaveitup. In consideration of the age of the old man he was suffered to go unpunished and his name is suppressed. The lump was on exhibition at the hank. ing house of CU. W. Mulford & Co., . on Tuesday, and weighs 175 ounces. the owners of the claim, Homographic Chart.—We are indebted to Ifons. S. H, Chase and Phil Moore for copies of a Homo. graphic Chart of the State Officers. . Ssnators and Representatives, and officers of the Senate and Assembly, for which the donore are thanked. In addition to the facts already made public concerning the aforesaid chart, we learn that Controller, S. H. Brooks, has no stated profession that Dr. Johnson Price of Sacramento, is the 4apposed Secretary of State and by the by the in advance of his nomination Governor and confirmation Senate. Good Templars.— Lhe Good Tem. plars organiged in this city, in April Jast and at the present time num! 120 members. of which 39 are ladies The lodge is in a mast flourishing condition; new members being admitted at every meeting. There are nine} lodges of the onder in the State.—} One more lodge and the Good Tem =. plars will be entiticd toa grand loc lee Independent Order of Good Tem . plars.=Sierra Lodge of 1. 0. G. 'T. was duly organized the Stl of the) present ménth at Alleghany, Sierra county, by Loring W. Wi D Gc. Woah R. Rumery, D. G. M. The following officers were clected and duly installed : —Thomas Ifedger, W. C. T,; Jas. reg WN] T’.; Dan Frazar, W. S.:; A. land. W.T.; J. sist 17 G Falton, O. G; John McDonald, S.; A. E. Richardson, W, M.; 8. . Barnes, R.S. W. C.T.; E. Hewitt, L. S. W.¢: T.; A. N. Bush, (acting). Pp. W. C.T.; William Hedger, W.! Chap. and A t Mining at Montezuma.—The Keyetone claims at Montezuma have just . éleaned up $4,500 after ten days run. The Bed Rock reached the length cf 1060 feet five years’ labor, has just struck tunnel which has} after . It yietds something like $10 to the pan. Robinson & Parham’! havé 2 tunnel 2,000 feet in length.— Their claims have paid long and wel and still hold out. The ooo Co is running an incline tunnel 540 feet in length, 200 feet of which i already completed. A number of houses are going up. #t Montezuma, and signs of . prosperity are visable. Brick Church.—YVhe ing dirt. is other has been neatly finished inside and . i: some efforts are being made to secure A Sabbath ss o'clock on an o¢cupant of the desk. School wiil commence at 2 Sunday next. Gift ‘Matiteinmrat: _The Gift ™utertainment of C. W. Young will postively come off to-morrow evening at the theatre, Jerry Sullivan, the indefatig able newsman of San Francisco, has our xegards for a ehoite bandle of Atlantic papers by a late steamer. We are indebted to J. M. Flarshutz Esq. for a copy of the Territovial Enterprize of Dec. 24. It is rinted on wrapping paper, but is neverthless full of good reading matPls saga Fe Thurlow Weed, writes to his paper, the Albany Evening Journal, that the Republicans will elect Sheriman Spea. ker of the House by the adoption of the plurality rule. and that Forney wil’ be elected Clerk. I ing. jabout ten ¢ irested a child of the Cen . worthy of i No. ! . ; i R. . e pay-. ! Brick chur cli} ET! Dancing School.-At the request of many ladies and gentiemen of this city. Mr. B: I, Lamarque, of Grass Valley, haa consented to become an instructor inthe graceful art of dancIlis school opens on Monday evening next at ‘Temperance Hall, and thereafter will be taught on Monday and Thursday evenings. We learnthat Mr. Lamarque will be in attendance at the Hall between the hours of 2 and 4 of those days and will give instructions to those ladies who ‘Beare. gratis, Mr. Lamarque is a masier of the art of dancing, and possessed of the talent to impart instruction. fic will be favored with a large class, Sitira: Nevada Digticas, No. 17, Sons of Temperance —The officers fur the ensuing quarter were regularly installed for the ensuing term on Satuiday evening last, by L. W: liams, D.G. W. P. B.L Craig, W. P; D. Demery, W. A; Ts Humes, R.S.; E.Bare, A. RR S.; John Wilrenege 7, ee ouarp, 2. 83> BW; . Williams. U; : F. eee A, C.; 2 Cook, 1.8 S.: Bates, Ss. THEATRE. =F are = hy . Mr. P. P. Sanders, ageat to ported by a joverful Stock Gompany Will appbafat the Nevada Mr. & Mis. Stark have always been favorites with our citizens, as indeed they are everywhere. James Stark is justly rauked as the first actor in the State. Re silnoaid: Surrey.—Me Evliot and . coinpany entered upon the survey of . the railroad route to Auburn in earnMonday last. It that a road could be made from near the half-mile honse to Giass Valle with an ascent of 64 feet to the mile No difficulty is anticipated in finding a practicable rowie to Auburn. In lays we will be able to give a satisfactary account of the labors of est, on was found by . the engineer, Thivving Celestial.—W. EdConstable of Brid Ss. tral 7 land for stealing goods a ma wag. R7 wards, Ploweion of Peck & Colley, at Juan, fon the morning of WeBmeiae. J use rice Farquhar deemed the fellow a visit to the county seat ne lat “age expense, ame according gly be Nevad. 3 Share oft he Spoils —~ Ne. vada has furnished to the S Speaker of the House in Hon Phil C. Duffy. rank as the eenservitor the person of Moore end a porter takes a She thus Phii of order. . will rap uurnly members down, and Duffy cary them ont. Trees Vines. —Vied “Mille ‘y ling opened the first depot for the sal &e. on Main strect, near Court House. Te has an Trees. of the very best varieties. to Wells, We are indebted Fargo & Co., for the earliest copy of the, Governoi’s Inaugural. The Governor sent in his annual »to the Legislature at 11 i cloek on Monday. oo Books BBooks ! Book: J. E. HAMLIN, 3 Broad street, Is now rece stock iv iuganother mammoth BoaksSiatio ag ,eCutlery, GoldTens, Pat Arti le s, Toys. &. ‘heay cr soitgreat nas Books and Presents! ag. N unifmproved DALRIES & DAILY JOURN Wor the Year 1859. f s for the urge circal wary of st popular Books published. Newspapers and snes? + Id! S VAL Sount th estand m« From all} :W eamer Papers f strict attention to busin Tr nd merit y prices to COALOIULLAMPS DEIT ay PATEN T. GREAT variety ¢ sf thi 1 gant for Dwellings, S t ‘ tt PRICES wh ach of all. a tri nd that th ht ever use ig or subdued nvyeniene IN. pat terns, be at produc about one screw a hav tenth of it may of GAS ing 2 re ns Also, THE PATENT Crystal Hluminating Coal bie sheeted net desig and forits biitlianey of Lich r ‘EW LAMPS Itamay with truth be re as the Great Maminator of the Age. by J.M. HAMILTON & CO., gents for this City, t Main St eet. Nevada For sale red to furni ish om short notice and wenld reque fen to it previous to the ereetiotofa mill. For ¢ iciency in working out the it is becoming selebrated, and we ive no ¥ in prononneing it, cuperior in every resany Now in use. our_request, MR. ALMARIN B. PAUL, Su Oriental Quartz Mill, near Neain the werking of to any who nay atle an jndg re of it better b+ ieal 1 operation, we would refer zmenof Nevada county to him Pacifi undry, San Francisco. GODDARD, HAN OM & RANKIN* ‘ ‘3 A) wan fo zs . COX, FRANCIS & Co. Late Speer & Co. Forwarding, W chee and Com~ mission Merchants, ’ NORNER Battery and Broadway streets, San y Franciscor Will. attend to paying freights ou receipt of properly indorsed Bills of Lading. Goods shipped in our care from Eastern ¢ ities, will be attended toon arrival and fo-warded with despatch to any part of the conntry. Cash Advances made on merchanilise in our Warehouses, or consigned. Would respectfuily refer to th: Merehants and Bankers of Sun Frauei cv geacrally, nov.23-3im ion Of all Quartz DR. R. M. HUN, Physician and Surgeon, ‘At Wickes & Go's: Di wg Ftere; Mainst, Nev, Wil. state . that Mr. and Mrs, James Stark. sup. Phea. ; tre on W ednesday even ng next.— ars . lke . tate aj in J. prend . c of . the . assortment Corner of Pine . of the . . To connect via Panams en Se, Hi. TOZER, The Great Eradicator OF SECRET DISEASES, And Founder of the Hunterian Medical Institute, ee oe . Sixth st., between J & K Sacramento \ F OULD most respectfully inform those afflicted . } with Private complaints, such as Syphilis, . Goverrhaa, Nocturnal E sions and ail the consequences self abuse, that he was formerly practic an of Loke Hospital, in the city of London, where there are wt all times under treatment from 1,500 to 2,000 and for the last five years of the city of Sacramento. Thousands can testify to the many radical and perfect cures effected; and it is well known that he is the only one in tee State } . who has made a thorough and perfeet CURE after all the advertising quacks have failed.” . . . . t phy £4}Persons with chronic Diarrhoea. Dysentery, Nervous Debility. low spirits, lassitude, weakness of limbs and back indisposition, loss of memory, alovo of sol'tude, timidity, selfdistrns headache, painin the side, affeeiret the eyes, pimples on the face, sexual and sin maa &e. will find it important to iH. Tozer at his office, Sixth street, acramento, C. U. TOZER, M. D. OFFICE Hours—From 10 to4 other inf consnit Dr. between J. irmit Chas and K.> . WINKS, inka baa Etc. Old Malaga !OiLD BURGUNDY PORT WINE, . Bowley end Weller < New Dry Goo . Old Madeira Wine, Old Sherry Wine, The finest qualities of Clarets, Hock, Sauternes, Champagne, California Wines, French Cordials, Oli Brandies, Whiskeys, And Liqnors of every description, on bard and C. H. MEYER & Co., Importers of Wines and Liquors, Brick Store, No. 76 Broad sifeét, Nevada. Nevada, Dee. 23, 1859. Zo, for sale, by . sIMon WILLIAM R. COE. (RAWERS & COWL MATES. Boots Fal Shoes ! AND Having procured a large, new and well selected Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES,. f Penkert’s aud other eclebrated make, ure Ly ose ins, Boys’ Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ and Misses r AND G ATTERS, Su of & genein our abiliud Emtire Satisfaction! As we Import our best st rselves, we are ¢ nable 1 to and to sell at the most ace In quality of We Will Not be Surpassed! We ha % from Philadelphia ntit as gennp re, modating prices, fon goods tof BOOT and SHGE FINDINGS! Wi ve a large assortmen h we de to keep on hand and seil ata ve cost. nted with the wants of this. com ablished in busivess in Nevac® s that we con make it advanta, la ses to patronize us. und, Corner of Main and CommerNevada, 1859. NE wT SJEWELEY STORE A. LIEBERT, _TIAS just receiv beautiful assertment of all kinds of JEWELRY for Ladies’ and Gent'emen’s tn and New Years presents, KFS at the celebrated Dagnuerrean§ Artist’ aris oy ie vite to the Hotel de ae OF 2587 sthaichea sie JOHN AMACKE . Invites his friends = the public to call and «ry his oy his Et ia And cther a in the Thea i . re-fitted and will open on €hristmas Eve. Remember the spot. JOHN CAMACK: Ne svada, Dec. 1859. ~ Chris ‘tmas Holiday _ PRESENTS. sof the season, at his Saloon 1g, which be has rented, 23d, A fplendid Assortment of PERFUMERWY, . Suitable for the Holidays. At RUDOLPH & HUNT'S Dr ug No. 32 Main ftreet, Nevada. deez 3—tf Store, Notice to Creditors. E state of THOMAS KILZEEGREW. Deceased. . OTICE is hereby giver by the undersigned AdIN ministratorof ihe above named estate, to the . creditors of and all persons having olaims against said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessa. ry Vouchers within ten months from the first publicatien of this notice to the undrrsigned at the office of . Anderson & Caswell, cornerof f Pme and Com. stréct, devada, HUGH B. ‘THOMPSON. AdminstratorNevada, Dec. 22, 1859. The Pacific Mail Steamship Company TO PANAMA, Railroad, at Aspinw = with the STEAMERS: of. THE U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. FOR New York & New Orieans The only safe and reliable route The Steamship J. L. STEPHENS Will leave F olsom street wharf with the U.S Mails ’assengers, and Freasure.for Panama, THURSDAY, JANYARY 20th, 1860. At 9 o’clock, A. M., precisely. . Tho Panama Railroad Company and the U. 8 MailSteamship Compiny have authorised Agents, to sell their tickets if desired by holdezs of Pacitic ‘Lie kets. . -easure will be recofved_on board the Steamer ntil 12 e’clock midnight on Jan. 19. No Merchandise freight will be receivedon board after 3 o'clock P. M. January 20t),, and @ written or der must be procured at the Company's office for its shipment. . For Freight or Passage ‘apply to FORBES: & ob ABCOCK, Agenta, Cor. Brerameate and Leidged orf st. ~Teperes Ss * . cotton and wool, rE OS (ee. ee ee Sat T ASN a ey a ; -FOR THE GREGORY& BORING Es OLIEDAYS: Grand Annual Display ane SEE a0 Magnificently Elustratcd DEALERS I GROCERIES, and PROVISIONS, AJ Albums and Juvenile Boo BH S&S FOR CHRISTMAS Annual's 9 NO 44; MAIN STREET. and NEW YEAR'S! G. W. WELCH’S Book anp Mesic Store, Com. Street. Nevada, Dee 224,1259 SUMMONS. TATE of California, County of Nevada, ss.’ District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Di t . wet of said State. The People of the state of California to Phillip Williams greeting : You are hereby summoned to appear and answer to the Complaint filed agains: you and Jesse Qwen, w ithin ten days from the service of this writ if served on you in this County, within tweniy days if served on you in this District and ont of this County, and within forty days if served-en yon in this State and ont of this District, in an action commenced on the tenth day of Novem: ber, A, Pp. 1859. in said Court, to obtain a decree of this Uourt for the foreciosure of two certain mortgages, one hearing cate November 1h, 1858, execntedty defe endauts to Hatfield & Howland, and the other of said mortgages bearing date March 3d 1859, excéuted by the said defendants to plaintiffs, and for the sale of the premices thergin, aud in said complaint particulrly mentisned and de scribed, and tno application of the mo.ies arrising from such sale to the payment of the amount iue on three certain promise ry notes, set forth in said complaint, made eae delivered to said plaintiffs by, the said defendants said notes dated respectively : Nove inber 1th, 1858. Mz treh 3d, 1859 and May ath, 1s: ), and thereby intended to be seaured the sum.of $755 25. with interest on $400 dollars at the rate of 3 per cent. per month from the date hereof until paid, and interest . on the sum of S211 76, at the rate of 24 percent per month from (he date hereof untit paid, and if, anydeficiency shall remain after applying all of aid monies properly so applicable thereto, then that plain tiffs may have execution therefor against the said defendants ; aiso, that said defendants and all and every person cla , through or under them, subsequen ly to th mortg ge and the commencement of t! be barred and foreclosed of all right, elai iequity of redemptionin or to the said mortgaged premises oraLy . part thereof, and for such other or further relief, or both, in the premises as may be just and eqpitable, and fer plain Aa costs of this suit; and yew are hereby pea near at if you fail te answer said coin: + herein ¢ ected, plaintiffs will take judgmen aeaiotet you therefor by default, tegether with all costs of suit, and also eemand of the Court sach other relief as is prayed for in plaiatiffs said tom. plaint Goods delivered Free of Charge. At 21 1859. H.W. Saddlery AND ‘ ae we Repairing Neatly done. Broad Street, opposite the Post Office Nevada. Nev. 1]. 1859. WAR WAR! Ky Oct. GALVIN; pe WITH ARMS Carrying off Dry Goods from tore. Bowley & Weller, Corner of Washington and Main sts. . Take this opportunity $f giving notiee to the Laies of Nevada and vitinity, that they have just received TWENTY CASES of Direct from New York, which, with their goods bought in San Francisco, makes the richest Stock or Dry Goods ever offe red in Nevada. The following isa List of Goods aud Prices: —SILK8: -—— 2 peryard. 5 ps <! In testimony whereof I, Jonn S§ BamM#434 BERT, Clerk of the District Corrt, aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of the said Court, at Office, in the city of Nevada, thi: 24th day of December a. D. 1859. JNO. S. LAMBERT, Clerk. Per Jos. Rorerts, Deputy. By order of Hon, David Belden, County Judge, in £6 6 pieces black. from 5) ets to $ fancy, as low as 5Jcts per yard 10 ps By adere strip® ery vich.; 20 ps plaid, very ric ich; silk robes, frow 50; five ps moire ntique; 10 ps hina silk, . plain silk. in enlors; together with a large lot of fi gurand for Nevada County. A true copy ed black silks; 29 psall wool French merino, 75¢ Attest, JNo. S. LAMBE Ri, Clerk D.C. &7e and $1 per yard: all wool plaids, 59 cts per y rd. Per Jos *Ronerrs. Deputy. T. B. McFarland, Att'y for PI'ffs25e and 37 per yard. De c. Poil de Chevres aad Valencia plaids, of all colors. —— ROBES: 59 Poplin Robes—something entirely new and very Rich. 2) All wool delaine Robes. wool delaine, in afl dorods. 1 ra. ——CLOAKS:—— Embroidered velvet cloaks, caps Chesterfield . . nicks: cloth raglans, eloth and silk mantillas of all . { kinds and deseriptions—the latest fashions direct from New York. Long anit snare broche shawls mantilla shawls, . pluidlong and square shaf#ls of all kinds. EMBROIDERIES: Collars and sleeves of allkinds and descriptions; eambrie and muslin ¢ ags of all hinds; . and muslin bands; thread edgimzg, lace . Valenciennes lace. Al-o.—Velvet ribbons and dress . trimmings of #11 kinds and deseriptions; wool da. mask for curtai embroidered muslin ard lace eurtains; ren hand erchiefs—emie brown ang bleached Nnen damask, by the yard; brown and bl hed table cov. ers; , en d oslie s and napkiv nen diaper and towli g° and table-covers of all kinds. MILLINERY GOODS . OF ALL KINDS. . . . . 959-3m 30, FOR THE HOLIDAYS! Watches, Jeweliy, &e.,, L. CELARIE, Opprsite the St. Louis Hotel Com. st. AS just received a fine Assortment of JEWELKY, consisting of WATCHES from the best manufacturers of france aud Europe. . Diamond Rings, Ear Rings, Fob Chains, VW atch Gua: ds, Gold Pens, \ Pencil Cases, . Clocks, Se. §c. . ye iy everything in the Jewelry line, of tho tin. Plain and figured all es oy? Watches and Jewelry made and Repaired £Y OPPOSITION THE LIFE OF TRADE: Also, attached to the above establishment is a FINE DAGUERREAN GALLERY, Pric H will be refitted and opened on the Ist . day of Jonuary, 1860, by the addition of a . second story, now unde Onr Bonnets are male in ourown stere, from the . latest New York fashion Gernets made and re. trimmed at the shortest notice. Prints: Coohese and other styles rom 6§ ¢ts to 124 ets per yard. A large stock of . bleached brown sheeting, of ali wik Hoop skirts: Balmoral skirts. Marseillesand Lancaster Quilts. + Other Articles too Numerous to} Mention. Allof which will be sold Che aper than the CneapBADITSBS, GIVE US A CALL, r course of coastruction, with fine Skylight, where the fincst Photographs, Daguerreotypes, and Ambrotypes. Will be taken Cheaper than the CHEAPEST, By < one of the best Artists in the State! And better than any in the mountnins, 500 pieces Merrimack. (Thongh my Ambrotypes did not obtain the Premium at the jate State Fair,) Because I pip NoT SEND And Examine our goods and for yourselves. ANY. When my New Gallery is completX-B. Miss C. L* O’BRIEN wishes to ined, I shali be prepared to take the form tne ladies of Nevada and vicinity, that she has i Best Pictures in the State, and taken rooms at Bowley & Weller’s Store, where she . rod Rates. will earry on Dress and Cloak makinti iu all its . LISC OF PRICES. branches . Minted Photnerapts: os. ooo cto eeack ee $5 00} Nevada Nov25 epee . ESS Cs t aoe Pines ee) A aaa ae ae Sides . do + do +. 200 A GRAND MOVE!) #& }8 & 1] do 1-9 do 100 N. B.—The public has bee 1 by the adver. tisements of others of the prof seyada be announcing through the public newspapers, tfat they obtained the Second Premium for Daguerreotypes az the late Stute Fair, butsuch is not the ease, (See Sac. Union of Oct. 7th, 1859.) the official list as reported, where no such r'remium can be found in its columns, LOUIS CELARIE. Nevada, Dec. 20, 1859.—3w “Su MHONS. State of California, County of Nevada, Township of I ittle York, ss. -WM. W. COZZENS, J.P. In the Right Quarter! As all inust admit who wil! call (and . who will not?) upon Fier «ahs New Store IN . Williams § Kelsey's Com. Block, . Cn Com. &t., four doors below Pine, . And examine the LARGEST and BEST selected stock of . American, French & Bohemian . GLASS. The people of the State of (alifornia to Thos CROCKERY, Clayton & Co, you are hereby summoned tq appear PLATED WARE before the un¢ gned Justice of the Peace, at hiv nd office in said Township on Wednesday, the llth day CUTLERY. of Jan, A. i). 1860, atone o'clock, P. M.to answer to the eomplaint of Blanchard & Co, whosues you fer the sum of seventy-two dollars and fifty eight eents, said sum for Beef delivered to you, and interest on the same, and also for fifteen dollars and forty-nine cents for Beef delivered you at the Little York market. On failure to appear and answer judgment will be rendered against you for the sum of eightyeight d Mars and seven cents with interest and costs of suit. Given under my hand this 15th day of Dec., A. D. 1859. W. W. COZZENS, J. P, An affidavit having been filed in my office by Blanchard & Co., setting forth thatthey have good cause of action against Thos. Clayton & Co. and that after using due diligence they had been unable to obtain service cf summons on said defendants. It is therefore ordered that service of the foregoing suimmons be made on said Clayton & Co,by publishiag in the Nevada JOURNAL three weeks J S Given under my hand this lith day of af? S « December, A. D. 1859. Dee. 23 -3w Ever offered in the mountains of California. To enumerate the many articles'in his store weuld be useless, if possible. Ask what Pier has not useful or ornaiaental ever fourd insnch a store. A. usual, he ison hand to show his goods and will do it . pleasantly (and to his own advartage.) H Thankful for past favo-s, all who will favor him with a call will be satisfied He méaus to Let Rive and Live Himseif in Nevada! N. B. Ca8’T SELL aT Cost YET! ~ Oct, 28, 1859—tf. NEw FANCY STORE. EDWARD MULLER, AKES pleasure in informing the citizens of Ne. vada City and County, that he has opened .on . Commercial street next door to Pier’s New Store . a Stock of Fancy Goods, 3 CONSISTING OF Music and Musical Instruments, 1:si« emarn, aad English circulat. . ing LIBRARY. STATIONERY OF ALI. KINDS, BLANK Books &c . . Fine French Lithograplis, Engravings, Canes &e. lie also has the best assortment of Tobacco and Cigars ever offered in tho market, which he is deterarined to sell at San Francisco Prices. W. W. COZZENS. J. P. NAT.-OVAL BACHANGE BAFHE Subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and the public, that he has leased from Geo. RN. Cancaster, the well known Bar, at the National Exchange, where ke intends to keep on band the best Wines, Liquors and Cigars, To be found in Nevada. He hopem by strict attention to business to merit a full share of patronage. A. R. Ji NKINS Dee 16, 1859 Sheriff's Sale. Y virtue of an execution to me directed and de livered, issued out of the Hon, District Court 0§ ; the 14th Judiciel Distr%ct in and for the County of Nevada, ~tate of California, on the 25th day of April, in favor of Margaret Garheart and against W. H. . Spurr and Sudan Spurr, for the sum of four hundred . and fifty-four and twenty one-hundreth doilars, (debt) witft interest on the said sum of $454 20 from . the 25th day of Aprily 189, at the rate of three per { cent. per month until paid; together with all cost~ suit, I have levied upon the following described property, to-wit: A certain house and lot located oa the corner of School and Neal streets, Grass Valley, Nevada County, State of California, and now occupied . by the within .amed defendants. W. MH. and Susan A beautiful assortment of GERMAN &FRENCHPIPES. Oct. 21°59 tf BATHING, Hair Cutting & Shaving Saloon . _ E. B. FREEMAN, Proprietor, Wore respectfully inform the publie that he Se at eee . . Spurr, an ae out Mr. Fisher and intends Notice is ker sby given, that on FUESDAY.~ the earryingonthe. _— , Bist day us January, A. 1. 1860, between the F HAIR CUTTING . hours of 9 o'clock A ‘Cand 5 o'clock P. M., I will SHAVIN G aah sell all the right, tige, interest and claim of said BUSINESS. W, H. and Susan Spurr in and te the above described He has, also, i In connecticn with the . property at the Court House door, in Nevada City, at Public Auction for Cashin hand, to the highest the above, rooms fitted up for and best bidder, to satisfy said Execution and all BATHING, Costs, Either warm or Cold. Ver tal Barrell, Under Sheriff. Nev 6, 1860 A liberal share of patronage is solicited, Herstnvew: = E ° Salosa, on Broad street, opposite National . LEEBCHES FOR SAL \-Botet: s Sept. 9 e6, br Ri, F. S€£> Sept. v, J. B. VAX HAGEN, Sheriff, , SS ae es ge ees sa Sm as Column; = At Gost At Cosi! S. LUBECK & CO., NO. 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. WE OFFER TO THB LADIES OF NEVADA AND VICINITY, The Lar gest and Best Selected . !over STOCK OF Fall and Wiiter DRY GOODS. The Largest Stock of Millinery fever Kept in thd Mountains AT SAN FRANCISCO COST PRICES, Consisting partly of Figured and Plain DeLaines, Woollen Robes, Figured Cashmeres, English and French Merinos, Mode Colored Thibkcts. — ALSo—— ALL SHADES IN S4TIN, SILK AND VELVET BONNETS, STRAW NEAPOLITAN BONNETS, Fiisses’ Flats. A LARGE STOCK OF DOMESTICS and a fit guaranteed. WILL BE SOLD AT Reduced Prices, A4XD OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION LADIES WILL PLEASE Call Early AND SECURE BARGAINS FOR ‘THE HOLIDAYS. ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. S. Lubeck & Co. KIDP & KVOX’S Brick Bailding” ne RO . J F. RUDOLPH, rU. S. Mails, P an FT nbltiateds eth e . HARVEY HUNT, M2 D RUDOLPH & HUNT, No. 33, Main Sireet,, Ne ae Wholesile & Retail DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES ——AND DEALERS IN—— Paints, Oils, ‘Varnishes. ‘ : ’ Patent Medicines and PERF UMERY, At the Lowest Cash Prices At the Old Drug Stand, Fire-proof brick, 32 Main street, OPPOSITE MULFORD& CO’S BANKING HOUSE Nevada, Nov. 4, 18: sinew Sar 25 EFizsOvu RR And Grain Store, In D. & B. Lachman's Brick Building No. 24 Commefcial St., Nevada. \ TILL BE NS TESTLY RECEIVING from below,a: large consignment of flour, Barley, Ground Barley, Middtings, Shorts, Bran, Feed and Grain of all kinds, which I will sell to theTrade at the LowEsT MARKET? RATES. Ihave now on hand and Sor Sale 600 Sacks of Flour; 200qr “ of Corn Meal; 300 Sacks of Wheat; 50 do Chicken Feed; 100 do Bran and Shorts;% 150 do Middlings; 25 do Oats; 700 do Barley; 3 : 160 do Ground Barley; 30 do Grabam Flour, 50 Whole Corn, b 3 20 sacks and 25 sacks of the best Bodega Pox tatoes coming up every day, which I will sell as lowas I possibly can : i The attention of dealers is invited as I,am selling the best kind of Flour, all warranted, r on any other place iu the City mj. As most of Stores want to sell for cash, Iw i T sell on approved credit, no matter about the time s R. FINNIE. Nevada, Dee 16, fsso. tf. CITY TAXES. City MARsHat's OFFICE, Nevada," December 17, 1859. Y Virtue of an Ordinance enacted by the Board of ‘Trustees, of the City of Nevada on the 80th ay of November 1859, a Tax was ,tevied upon all the assessed and taxable property within ‘the corporate limits of the City of Nevada, for the fiscal year ending May 1860, of fifty e-nts uponeach one tundred dollars of asse essed value, also a poll tax of one dollar upon each mae inhabitant of sar city, twenty-one years of age andover. By the same ordinange, It is made the duty of the City Marshal to forthwith give no tice by public: ation in a Newspaper published 1n this City, that said Taxes are due, and payable, and tocollect the same. 1 hereby give notice, in ace ordance with the above mentioned fordinane e, that from and after THURSDAY, Dec. &th, I willbe found at my Oftice, in Flagg's Brick Building, over Harrington & Patterson’s, from’ 10-0’clock A. 5 to 4o’clock P. M-, to receive said Taxes.) Aj} property on Which taxes ‘shi ull remain due and up. paid on the THIRD MONDAY OF JANUARY, A, D. 1860, will be advertised according tolaw as de lingnent, and be subject to extra charges as Ordinanee, made and provided. Property holdéts ang inhabitants are notified that the law in regard tothe collectionof C ¥ Waxes, will be strictly enforced, E. O. TOMPKINS, City Marshal, OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP LINE, TO PANAMA. Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Company. Carrying the Great Through Mails! By Aathority of the United States Government. The well-known and _ highly popular Steamship -, -% 87 GREE ay ee Tet BLE THEN TRS Re as PER SRT Commander; ~~ Will leave Mission Street Wharf, with the assengers and Treasure ON THURSDAY, JAN. #6, 1860 At9 o'clock, A. M., punctually, For Panama, Connecting via Panama Railroad, at Aspinwall, With the magaificent Steamship NORTH STAR, A. G. JONES,...Commander, For NEW YORK, and Steamship BANIEL WEBSTER, For NEW ORLEANS via Havana. Passengers by this line are landed st Panama, free of expense, by the steamers of the Panama Railpeer oe and&re immediately transported to Aspinwal The NORTH STAR is whsurpassed by any Steamship in the California trade for sPEED, SAFETY and COMFoK TABLE ACCOMMODATIONS. No registration of tickets at Aspinwall Passengers are berthed at San Francisco for the thrench trip, and ne charges need be incurred between San Francisco and New York, except the Railroad charge, 10 cents per pound on extra baggage (50 pounds baggage free) The NORTH STAR is fitted up with State Rooms in her Saloon for Second Cabin passengers. J. T. WRIGHT, Agent. S. E. corner Sacramento and Leidesdorff streets, San Francisco. The ORIZABA will be suceceded by the splendid steamship.. eccce. Capt. A. T. Fletcher, leaving Jany. 20, 1560. N. B. All persons are forbid trusting any one on account of the above ships or owners without a written order from the Agent. BOOTS AND SHOES? CONNELL & PENNY. Broad Street, (Opposite the Post Qffice.} ; y Offer to the citizens of Nevada and the F . public generally, a choice aud well seected stock of { Mea . BOOTS AND SHOES, Of every description—fine, coarse and middling. Also a full assortment of Philadelphia work, for Ladies wear. Bankerts Boots, and all Kinds of Rubber wear. Thoge in want of A Custom Made Article t Can be accommodated in a styie unsurpassed, We allow none to comwith us in Making and Repairing f CONNELL & PENNY. Nevada, Nov. 4, 1859, CITY MARKET. JAMES MONROE, DEALER IF ars Fresh Beef. Pork,’ Vegetables, &¢.’ Broad street, Nevada, Opposite the Virginia Hoyse. [All ORDERS delivered every morping. Dee, 23—3m THE SCIENTIFIC ARTISAN, . ‘ AND JOURNAL OF PATENTS. THE CHEAPEST QICIEN EH IC AND MECHANICAL PAPER e SS the world. Vol. 2 Terms $2perannum, 63,50 per annum, post paid Full sets from volume 1 now ready. hiegister letters at 5 oO. = WARREN & CARPENTER 167 Clay street San Francisco, . Pel Ushiere! 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SS as 2x eae NEVADA J OURN Ty JANUARY 13, 1860. =—S eat FRIDAY; a JourKat.—Those of our subscribers who live without the city will be supplied with the Governor’s Message to-day. All others have been already accommodated with the document. We will endeavor to furnish the . President’s message to our subscribers at the earliest moment. } We have received a2 interesting article on the Wagon Road across the mountains, but tco late for insertion this webP. Detected. —We gave an fiem last week of the finding of a large boul. der of gold and quartz at Remington Hill, weighing Sidoz. It was found . in the claims of Jere Green & Co and presented the appearance of half negg. The other half was expeeted to be found. On Monday last an old man who had worked im the claims a long time and who found the nugget, declared his intention to go down into the valleys to live, and packing up his blankets, Bhorldered them and } started up the hill in this direction. . One of whose suspicions had been excited . followed up the hill and overtaking . him, accused him of having the othe? . half of the celebrated lump. The old . man confesetd that he had, drew it from his blankets and gaveitup. In consideration of the age of the old man he was suffered to go unpunished and his name is suppressed. The lump was on exhibition at the hank. ing house of CU. W. Mulford & Co., . on Tuesday, and weighs 175 ounces. the owners of the claim, Homographic Chart.—We are indebted to Ifons. S. H, Chase and Phil Moore for copies of a Homo. graphic Chart of the State Officers. . Ssnators and Representatives, and officers of the Senate and Assembly, for which the donore are thanked. In addition to the facts already made public concerning the aforesaid chart, we learn that Controller, S. H. Brooks, has no stated profession that Dr. Johnson Price of Sacramento, is the 4apposed Secretary of State and by the by the in advance of his nomination Governor and confirmation Senate. Good Templars.— Lhe Good Tem. plars organiged in this city, in April Jast and at the present time num! 120 members. of which 39 are ladies The lodge is in a mast flourishing condition; new members being admitted at every meeting. There are nine} lodges of the onder in the State.—} One more lodge and the Good Tem =. plars will be entiticd toa grand loc lee Independent Order of Good Tem . plars.=Sierra Lodge of 1. 0. G. 'T. was duly organized the Stl of the) present ménth at Alleghany, Sierra county, by Loring W. Wi D Gc. Woah R. Rumery, D. G. M. The following officers were clected and duly installed : —Thomas Ifedger, W. C. T,; Jas. reg WN] T’.; Dan Frazar, W. S.:; A. land. W.T.; J. sist 17 G Falton, O. G; John McDonald, S.; A. E. Richardson, W, M.; 8. . Barnes, R.S. W. C.T.; E. Hewitt, L. S. W.¢: T.; A. N. Bush, (acting). Pp. W. C.T.; William Hedger, W.! Chap. and A t Mining at Montezuma.—The Keyetone claims at Montezuma have just . éleaned up $4,500 after ten days run. The Bed Rock reached the length cf 1060 feet five years’ labor, has just struck tunnel which has} after . It yietds something like $10 to the pan. Robinson & Parham’! havé 2 tunnel 2,000 feet in length.— Their claims have paid long and wel and still hold out. The ooo Co is running an incline tunnel 540 feet in length, 200 feet of which i already completed. A number of houses are going up. #t Montezuma, and signs of . prosperity are visable. Brick Church.—YVhe ing dirt. is other has been neatly finished inside and . i: some efforts are being made to secure A Sabbath ss o'clock on an o¢cupant of the desk. School wiil commence at 2 Sunday next. Gift ‘Matiteinmrat: _The Gift ™utertainment of C. W. Young will postively come off to-morrow evening at the theatre, Jerry Sullivan, the indefatig able newsman of San Francisco, has our xegards for a ehoite bandle of Atlantic papers by a late steamer. We are indebted to J. M. Flarshutz Esq. for a copy of the Territovial Enterprize of Dec. 24. It is rinted on wrapping paper, but is neverthless full of good reading matPls saga Fe Thurlow Weed, writes to his paper, the Albany Evening Journal, that the Republicans will elect Sheriman Spea. ker of the House by the adoption of the plurality rule. and that Forney wil’ be elected Clerk. I ing. jabout ten ¢ irested a child of the Cen . worthy of i No. ! . ; i R. . e pay-. ! Brick chur cli} ET! Dancing School.-At the request of many ladies and gentiemen of this city. Mr. B: I, Lamarque, of Grass Valley, haa consented to become an instructor inthe graceful art of dancIlis school opens on Monday evening next at ‘Temperance Hall, and thereafter will be taught on Monday and Thursday evenings. We learnthat Mr. Lamarque will be in attendance at the Hall between the hours of 2 and 4 of those days and will give instructions to those ladies who ‘Beare. gratis, Mr. Lamarque is a masier of the art of dancing, and possessed of the talent to impart instruction. fic will be favored with a large class, Sitira: Nevada Digticas, No. 17, Sons of Temperance —The officers fur the ensuing quarter were regularly installed for the ensuing term on Satuiday evening last, by L. W: liams, D.G. W. P. B.L Craig, W. P; D. Demery, W. A; Ts Humes, R.S.; E.Bare, A. RR S.; John Wilrenege 7, ee ouarp, 2. 83> BW; . Williams. U; : F. eee A, C.; 2 Cook, 1.8 S.: Bates, Ss. THEATRE. =F are = hy . Mr. P. P. Sanders, ageat to ported by a joverful Stock Gompany Will appbafat the Nevada Mr. & Mis. Stark have always been favorites with our citizens, as indeed they are everywhere. James Stark is justly rauked as the first actor in the State. Re silnoaid: Surrey.—Me Evliot and . coinpany entered upon the survey of . the railroad route to Auburn in earnMonday last. It that a road could be made from near the half-mile honse to Giass Valle with an ascent of 64 feet to the mile No difficulty is anticipated in finding a practicable rowie to Auburn. In lays we will be able to give a satisfactary account of the labors of est, on was found by . the engineer, Thivving Celestial.—W. EdConstable of Brid Ss. tral 7 land for stealing goods a ma wag. R7 wards, Ploweion of Peck & Colley, at Juan, fon the morning of WeBmeiae. J use rice Farquhar deemed the fellow a visit to the county seat ne lat “age expense, ame according gly be Nevad. 3 Share oft he Spoils —~ Ne. vada has furnished to the S Speaker of the House in Hon Phil C. Duffy. rank as the eenservitor the person of Moore end a porter takes a She thus Phii of order. . will rap uurnly members down, and Duffy cary them ont. Trees Vines. —Vied “Mille ‘y ling opened the first depot for the sal &e. on Main strect, near Court House. Te has an Trees. of the very best varieties. to Wells, We are indebted Fargo & Co., for the earliest copy of the, Governoi’s Inaugural. The Governor sent in his annual »to the Legislature at 11 i cloek on Monday. oo Books BBooks ! Book: J. E. HAMLIN, 3 Broad street, Is now rece stock iv iuganother mammoth BoaksSiatio ag ,eCutlery, GoldTens, Pat Arti le s, Toys. &. ‘heay cr soitgreat nas Books and Presents! ag. N unifmproved DALRIES & DAILY JOURN Wor the Year 1859. f s for the urge circal wary of st popular Books published. Newspapers and snes? + Id! S VAL Sount th estand m« From all} :W eamer Papers f strict attention to busin Tr nd merit y prices to COALOIULLAMPS DEIT ay PATEN T. GREAT variety ¢ sf thi 1 gant for Dwellings, S t ‘ tt PRICES wh ach of all. a tri nd that th ht ever use ig or subdued nvyeniene IN. pat terns, be at produc about one screw a hav tenth of it may of GAS ing 2 re ns Also, THE PATENT Crystal Hluminating Coal bie sheeted net desig and forits biitlianey of Lich r ‘EW LAMPS Itamay with truth be re as the Great Maminator of the Age. by J.M. HAMILTON & CO., gents for this City, t Main St eet. Nevada For sale red to furni ish om short notice and wenld reque fen to it previous to the ereetiotofa mill. For ¢ iciency in working out the it is becoming selebrated, and we ive no ¥ in prononneing it, cuperior in every resany Now in use. our_request, MR. ALMARIN B. PAUL, Su Oriental Quartz Mill, near Neain the werking of to any who nay atle an jndg re of it better b+ ieal 1 operation, we would refer zmenof Nevada county to him Pacifi undry, San Francisco. GODDARD, HAN OM & RANKIN* ‘ ‘3 A) wan fo zs . COX, FRANCIS & Co. Late Speer & Co. Forwarding, W chee and Com~ mission Merchants, ’ NORNER Battery and Broadway streets, San y Franciscor Will. attend to paying freights ou receipt of properly indorsed Bills of Lading. Goods shipped in our care from Eastern ¢ ities, will be attended toon arrival and fo-warded with despatch to any part of the conntry. Cash Advances made on merchanilise in our Warehouses, or consigned. Would respectfuily refer to th: Merehants and Bankers of Sun Frauei cv geacrally, nov.23-3im ion Of all Quartz DR. R. M. HUN, Physician and Surgeon, ‘At Wickes & Go's: Di wg Ftere; Mainst, Nev, Wil. state . that Mr. and Mrs, James Stark. sup. Phea. ; tre on W ednesday even ng next.— ars . lke . tate aj in J. prend . c of . the . assortment Corner of Pine . of the . . To connect via Panams en Se, Hi. TOZER, The Great Eradicator OF SECRET DISEASES, And Founder of the Hunterian Medical Institute, ee oe . Sixth st., between J & K Sacramento \ F OULD most respectfully inform those afflicted . } with Private complaints, such as Syphilis, . Goverrhaa, Nocturnal E sions and ail the consequences self abuse, that he was formerly practic an of Loke Hospital, in the city of London, where there are wt all times under treatment from 1,500 to 2,000 and for the last five years of the city of Sacramento. Thousands can testify to the many radical and perfect cures effected; and it is well known that he is the only one in tee State } . who has made a thorough and perfeet CURE after all the advertising quacks have failed.” . . . . t phy £4}Persons with chronic Diarrhoea. Dysentery, Nervous Debility. low spirits, lassitude, weakness of limbs and back indisposition, loss of memory, alovo of sol'tude, timidity, selfdistrns headache, painin the side, affeeiret the eyes, pimples on the face, sexual and sin maa &e. will find it important to iH. Tozer at his office, Sixth street, acramento, C. U. TOZER, M. D. OFFICE Hours—From 10 to4 other inf consnit Dr. between J. irmit Chas and K.> . WINKS, inka baa Etc. Old Malaga !OiLD BURGUNDY PORT WINE, . Bowley end Weller < New Dry Goo . Old Madeira Wine, Old Sherry Wine, The finest qualities of Clarets, Hock, Sauternes, Champagne, California Wines, French Cordials, Oli Brandies, Whiskeys, And Liqnors of every description, on bard and C. H. MEYER & Co., Importers of Wines and Liquors, Brick Store, No. 76 Broad sifeét, Nevada. Nevada, Dee. 23, 1859. Zo, for sale, by . sIMon WILLIAM R. COE. (RAWERS & COWL MATES. Boots Fal Shoes ! AND Having procured a large, new and well selected Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES,. f Penkert’s aud other eclebrated make, ure Ly ose ins, Boys’ Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ and Misses r AND G ATTERS, Su of & genein our abiliud Emtire Satisfaction! As we Import our best st rselves, we are ¢ nable 1 to and to sell at the most ace In quality of We Will Not be Surpassed! We ha % from Philadelphia ntit as gennp re, modating prices, fon goods tof BOOT and SHGE FINDINGS! Wi ve a large assortmen h we de to keep on hand and seil ata ve cost. nted with the wants of this. com ablished in busivess in Nevac® s that we con make it advanta, la ses to patronize us. und, Corner of Main and CommerNevada, 1859. NE wT SJEWELEY STORE A. LIEBERT, _TIAS just receiv beautiful assertment of all kinds of JEWELRY for Ladies’ and Gent'emen’s tn and New Years presents, KFS at the celebrated Dagnuerrean§ Artist’ aris oy ie vite to the Hotel de ae OF 2587 sthaichea sie JOHN AMACKE . Invites his friends = the public to call and «ry his oy his Et ia And cther a in the Thea i . re-fitted and will open on €hristmas Eve. Remember the spot. JOHN CAMACK: Ne svada, Dec. 1859. ~ Chris ‘tmas Holiday _ PRESENTS. sof the season, at his Saloon 1g, which be has rented, 23d, A fplendid Assortment of PERFUMERWY, . Suitable for the Holidays. At RUDOLPH & HUNT'S Dr ug No. 32 Main ftreet, Nevada. deez 3—tf Store, Notice to Creditors. E state of THOMAS KILZEEGREW. Deceased. . OTICE is hereby giver by the undersigned AdIN ministratorof ihe above named estate, to the . creditors of and all persons having olaims against said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessa. ry Vouchers within ten months from the first publicatien of this notice to the undrrsigned at the office of . Anderson & Caswell, cornerof f Pme and Com. stréct, devada, HUGH B. ‘THOMPSON. AdminstratorNevada, Dec. 22, 1859. The Pacific Mail Steamship Company TO PANAMA, Railroad, at Aspinw = with the STEAMERS: of. THE U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. FOR New York & New Orieans The only safe and reliable route The Steamship J. L. STEPHENS Will leave F olsom street wharf with the U.S Mails ’assengers, and Freasure.for Panama, THURSDAY, JANYARY 20th, 1860. At 9 o’clock, A. M., precisely. . Tho Panama Railroad Company and the U. 8 MailSteamship Compiny have authorised Agents, to sell their tickets if desired by holdezs of Pacitic ‘Lie kets. . -easure will be recofved_on board the Steamer ntil 12 e’clock midnight on Jan. 19. No Merchandise freight will be receivedon board after 3 o'clock P. M. January 20t),, and @ written or der must be procured at the Company's office for its shipment. . For Freight or Passage ‘apply to FORBES: & ob ABCOCK, Agenta, Cor. Brerameate and Leidged orf st. ~Teperes Ss * . cotton and wool, rE OS (ee. ee ee Sat T ASN a ey a ; -FOR THE GREGORY& BORING Es OLIEDAYS: Grand Annual Display ane SEE a0 Magnificently Elustratcd DEALERS I GROCERIES, and PROVISIONS, AJ

Albums and Juvenile Boo BH S&S FOR CHRISTMAS Annual's 9 NO 44; MAIN STREET. and NEW YEAR'S! G. W. WELCH’S Book anp Mesic Store, Com. Street. Nevada, Dee 224,1259 SUMMONS. TATE of California, County of Nevada, ss.’ District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Di t . wet of said State. The People of the state of California to Phillip Williams greeting : You are hereby summoned to appear and answer to the Complaint filed agains: you and Jesse Qwen, w ithin ten days from the service of this writ if served on you in this County, within tweniy days if served on you in this District and ont of this County, and within forty days if served-en yon in this State and ont of this District, in an action commenced on the tenth day of Novem: ber, A, Pp. 1859. in said Court, to obtain a decree of this Uourt for the foreciosure of two certain mortgages, one hearing cate November 1h, 1858, execntedty defe endauts to Hatfield & Howland, and the other of said mortgages bearing date March 3d 1859, excéuted by the said defendants to plaintiffs, and for the sale of the premices thergin, aud in said complaint particulrly mentisned and de scribed, and tno application of the mo.ies arrising from such sale to the payment of the amount iue on three certain promise ry notes, set forth in said complaint, made eae delivered to said plaintiffs by, the said defendants said notes dated respectively : Nove inber 1th, 1858. Mz treh 3d, 1859 and May ath, 1s: ), and thereby intended to be seaured the sum.of $755 25. with interest on $400 dollars at the rate of 3 per cent. per month from the date hereof until paid, and interest . on the sum of S211 76, at the rate of 24 percent per month from (he date hereof untit paid, and if, anydeficiency shall remain after applying all of aid monies properly so applicable thereto, then that plain tiffs may have execution therefor against the said defendants ; aiso, that said defendants and all and every person cla , through or under them, subsequen ly to th mortg ge and the commencement of t! be barred and foreclosed of all right, elai iequity of redemptionin or to the said mortgaged premises oraLy . part thereof, and for such other or further relief, or both, in the premises as may be just and eqpitable, and fer plain Aa costs of this suit; and yew are hereby pea near at if you fail te answer said coin: + herein ¢ ected, plaintiffs will take judgmen aeaiotet you therefor by default, tegether with all costs of suit, and also eemand of the Court sach other relief as is prayed for in plaiatiffs said tom. plaint Goods delivered Free of Charge. At 21 1859. H.W. Saddlery AND ‘ ae we Repairing Neatly done. Broad Street, opposite the Post Office Nevada. Nev. 1]. 1859. WAR WAR! Ky Oct. GALVIN; pe WITH ARMS Carrying off Dry Goods from tore. Bowley & Weller, Corner of Washington and Main sts. . Take this opportunity $f giving notiee to the Laies of Nevada and vitinity, that they have just received TWENTY CASES of Direct from New York, which, with their goods bought in San Francisco, makes the richest Stock or Dry Goods ever offe red in Nevada. The following isa List of Goods aud Prices: —SILK8: -—— 2 peryard. 5 ps <! In testimony whereof I, Jonn S§ BamM#434 BERT, Clerk of the District Corrt, aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of the said Court, at Office, in the city of Nevada, thi: 24th day of December a. D. 1859. JNO. S. LAMBERT, Clerk. Per Jos. Rorerts, Deputy. By order of Hon, David Belden, County Judge, in £6 6 pieces black. from 5) ets to $ fancy, as low as 5Jcts per yard 10 ps By adere strip® ery vich.; 20 ps plaid, very ric ich; silk robes, frow 50; five ps moire ntique; 10 ps hina silk, . plain silk. in enlors; together with a large lot of fi gurand for Nevada County. A true copy ed black silks; 29 psall wool French merino, 75¢ Attest, JNo. S. LAMBE Ri, Clerk D.C. &7e and $1 per yard: all wool plaids, 59 cts per y rd. Per Jos *Ronerrs. Deputy. T. B. McFarland, Att'y for PI'ffs25e and 37 per yard. De c. Poil de Chevres aad Valencia plaids, of all colors. —— ROBES: 59 Poplin Robes—something entirely new and very Rich. 2) All wool delaine Robes. wool delaine, in afl dorods. 1 ra. ——CLOAKS:—— Embroidered velvet cloaks, caps Chesterfield . . nicks: cloth raglans, eloth and silk mantillas of all . { kinds and deseriptions—the latest fashions direct from New York. Long anit snare broche shawls mantilla shawls, . pluidlong and square shaf#ls of all kinds. EMBROIDERIES: Collars and sleeves of allkinds and descriptions; eambrie and muslin ¢ ags of all hinds; . and muslin bands; thread edgimzg, lace . Valenciennes lace. Al-o.—Velvet ribbons and dress . trimmings of #11 kinds and deseriptions; wool da. mask for curtai embroidered muslin ard lace eurtains; ren hand erchiefs—emie brown ang bleached Nnen damask, by the yard; brown and bl hed table cov. ers; , en d oslie s and napkiv nen diaper and towli g° and table-covers of all kinds. MILLINERY GOODS . OF ALL KINDS. . . . . 959-3m 30, FOR THE HOLIDAYS! Watches, Jeweliy, &e.,, L. CELARIE, Opprsite the St. Louis Hotel Com. st. AS just received a fine Assortment of JEWELKY, consisting of WATCHES from the best manufacturers of france aud Europe. . Diamond Rings, Ear Rings, Fob Chains, VW atch Gua: ds, Gold Pens, \ Pencil Cases, . Clocks, Se. §c. . ye iy everything in the Jewelry line, of tho tin. Plain and figured all es oy? Watches and Jewelry made and Repaired £Y OPPOSITION THE LIFE OF TRADE: Also, attached to the above establishment is a FINE DAGUERREAN GALLERY, Pric H will be refitted and opened on the Ist . day of Jonuary, 1860, by the addition of a . second story, now unde Onr Bonnets are male in ourown stere, from the . latest New York fashion Gernets made and re. trimmed at the shortest notice. Prints: Coohese and other styles rom 6§ ¢ts to 124 ets per yard. A large stock of . bleached brown sheeting, of ali wik Hoop skirts: Balmoral skirts. Marseillesand Lancaster Quilts. + Other Articles too Numerous to} Mention. Allof which will be sold Che aper than the CneapBADITSBS, GIVE US A CALL, r course of coastruction, with fine Skylight, where the fincst Photographs, Daguerreotypes, and Ambrotypes. Will be taken Cheaper than the CHEAPEST, By < one of the best Artists in the State! And better than any in the mountnins, 500 pieces Merrimack. (Thongh my Ambrotypes did not obtain the Premium at the jate State Fair,) Because I pip NoT SEND And Examine our goods and for yourselves. ANY. When my New Gallery is completX-B. Miss C. L* O’BRIEN wishes to ined, I shali be prepared to take the form tne ladies of Nevada and vicinity, that she has i Best Pictures in the State, and taken rooms at Bowley & Weller’s Store, where she . rod Rates. will earry on Dress and Cloak makinti iu all its . LISC OF PRICES. branches . Minted Photnerapts: os. ooo cto eeack ee $5 00} Nevada Nov25 epee . ESS Cs t aoe Pines ee) A aaa ae ae Sides . do + do +. 200 A GRAND MOVE!) #& }8 & 1] do 1-9 do 100 N. B.—The public has bee 1 by the adver. tisements of others of the prof seyada be announcing through the public newspapers, tfat they obtained the Second Premium for Daguerreotypes az the late Stute Fair, butsuch is not the ease, (See Sac. Union of Oct. 7th, 1859.) the official list as reported, where no such r'remium can be found in its columns, LOUIS CELARIE. Nevada, Dec. 20, 1859.—3w “Su MHONS. State of California, County of Nevada, Township of I ittle York, ss. -WM. W. COZZENS, J.P. In the Right Quarter! As all inust admit who wil! call (and . who will not?) upon Fier «ahs New Store IN . Williams § Kelsey's Com. Block, . Cn Com. &t., four doors below Pine, . And examine the LARGEST and BEST selected stock of . American, French & Bohemian . GLASS. The people of the State of (alifornia to Thos CROCKERY, Clayton & Co, you are hereby summoned tq appear PLATED WARE before the un¢ gned Justice of the Peace, at hiv nd office in said Township on Wednesday, the llth day CUTLERY. of Jan, A. i). 1860, atone o'clock, P. M.to answer to the eomplaint of Blanchard & Co, whosues you fer the sum of seventy-two dollars and fifty eight eents, said sum for Beef delivered to you, and interest on the same, and also for fifteen dollars and forty-nine cents for Beef delivered you at the Little York market. On failure to appear and answer judgment will be rendered against you for the sum of eightyeight d Mars and seven cents with interest and costs of suit. Given under my hand this 15th day of Dec., A. D. 1859. W. W. COZZENS, J. P, An affidavit having been filed in my office by Blanchard & Co., setting forth thatthey have good cause of action against Thos. Clayton & Co. and that after using due diligence they had been unable to obtain service cf summons on said defendants. It is therefore ordered that service of the foregoing suimmons be made on said Clayton & Co,by publishiag in the Nevada JOURNAL three weeks J S Given under my hand this lith day of af? S « December, A. D. 1859. Dee. 23 -3w Ever offered in the mountains of California. To enumerate the many articles'in his store weuld be useless, if possible. Ask what Pier has not useful or ornaiaental ever fourd insnch a store. A. usual, he ison hand to show his goods and will do it . pleasantly (and to his own advartage.) H Thankful for past favo-s, all who will favor him with a call will be satisfied He méaus to Let Rive and Live Himseif in Nevada! N. B. Ca8’T SELL aT Cost YET! ~ Oct, 28, 1859—tf. NEw FANCY STORE. EDWARD MULLER, AKES pleasure in informing the citizens of Ne. vada City and County, that he has opened .on . Commercial street next door to Pier’s New Store . a Stock of Fancy Goods, 3 CONSISTING OF Music and Musical Instruments, 1:si« emarn, aad English circulat. . ing LIBRARY. STATIONERY OF ALI. KINDS, BLANK Books &c . . Fine French Lithograplis, Engravings, Canes &e. lie also has the best assortment of Tobacco and Cigars ever offered in tho market, which he is deterarined to sell at San Francisco Prices. W. W. COZZENS. J. P. NAT.-OVAL BACHANGE BAFHE Subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and the public, that he has leased from Geo. RN. Cancaster, the well known Bar, at the National Exchange, where ke intends to keep on band the best Wines, Liquors and Cigars, To be found in Nevada. He hopem by strict attention to business to merit a full share of patronage. A. R. Ji NKINS Dee 16, 1859 Sheriff's Sale. Y virtue of an execution to me directed and de livered, issued out of the Hon, District Court 0§ ; the 14th Judiciel Distr%ct in and for the County of Nevada, ~tate of California, on the 25th day of April, in favor of Margaret Garheart and against W. H. . Spurr and Sudan Spurr, for the sum of four hundred . and fifty-four and twenty one-hundreth doilars, (debt) witft interest on the said sum of $454 20 from . the 25th day of Aprily 189, at the rate of three per { cent. per month until paid; together with all cost~ suit, I have levied upon the following described property, to-wit: A certain house and lot located oa the corner of School and Neal streets, Grass Valley, Nevada County, State of California, and now occupied . by the within .amed defendants. W. MH. and Susan A beautiful assortment of GERMAN &FRENCHPIPES. Oct. 21°59 tf BATHING, Hair Cutting & Shaving Saloon . _ E. B. FREEMAN, Proprietor, Wore respectfully inform the publie that he Se at eee . . Spurr, an ae out Mr. Fisher and intends Notice is ker sby given, that on FUESDAY.~ the earryingonthe. _— , Bist day us January, A. 1. 1860, between the F HAIR CUTTING . hours of 9 o'clock A ‘Cand 5 o'clock P. M., I will SHAVIN G aah sell all the right, tige, interest and claim of said BUSINESS. W, H. and Susan Spurr in and te the above described He has, also, i In connecticn with the . property at the Court House door, in Nevada City, at Public Auction for Cashin hand, to the highest the above, rooms fitted up for and best bidder, to satisfy said Execution and all BATHING, Costs, Either warm or Cold. Ver tal Barrell, Under Sheriff. Nev 6, 1860 A liberal share of patronage is solicited, Herstnvew: = E ° Salosa, on Broad street, opposite National . LEEBCHES FOR SAL \-Botet: s Sept. 9 e6, br Ri, F. S€£> Sept. v, J. B. VAX HAGEN, Sheriff, , SS ae es ge ees sa Sm as Column; = At Gost At Cosi! S. LUBECK & CO., NO. 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. WE OFFER TO THB LADIES OF NEVADA AND VICINITY, The Lar gest and Best Selected . !over STOCK OF Fall and Wiiter DRY GOODS. The Largest Stock of Millinery fever Kept in thd Mountains AT SAN FRANCISCO COST PRICES, Consisting partly of Figured and Plain DeLaines, Woollen Robes, Figured Cashmeres, English and French Merinos, Mode Colored Thibkcts. — ALSo—— ALL SHADES IN S4TIN, SILK AND VELVET BONNETS, STRAW NEAPOLITAN BONNETS, Fiisses’ Flats. A LARGE STOCK OF DOMESTICS and a fit guaranteed. WILL BE SOLD AT Reduced Prices, A4XD OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION LADIES WILL PLEASE Call Early AND SECURE BARGAINS FOR ‘THE HOLIDAYS. ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. S. Lubeck & Co. KIDP & KVOX’S Brick Bailding” ne RO . J F. RUDOLPH, rU. S. Mails, P an FT nbltiateds eth e . HARVEY HUNT, M2 D RUDOLPH & HUNT, No. 33, Main Sireet,, Ne ae Wholesile & Retail DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES ——AND DEALERS IN—— Paints, Oils, ‘Varnishes. ‘ : ’ Patent Medicines and PERF UMERY, At the Lowest Cash Prices At the Old Drug Stand, Fire-proof brick, 32 Main street, OPPOSITE MULFORD& CO’S BANKING HOUSE Nevada, Nov. 4, 18: sinew Sar 25 EFizsOvu RR And Grain Store, In D. & B. Lachman's Brick Building No. 24 Commefcial St., Nevada. \ TILL BE NS TESTLY RECEIVING from below,a: large consignment of flour, Barley, Ground Barley, Middtings, Shorts, Bran, Feed and Grain of all kinds, which I will sell to theTrade at the LowEsT MARKET? RATES. Ihave now on hand and Sor Sale 600 Sacks of Flour; 200qr “ of Corn Meal; 300 Sacks of Wheat; 50 do Chicken Feed; 100 do Bran and Shorts;% 150 do Middlings; 25 do Oats; 700 do Barley; 3 : 160 do Ground Barley; 30 do Grabam Flour, 50 Whole Corn, b 3 20 sacks and 25 sacks of the best Bodega Pox tatoes coming up every day, which I will sell as lowas I possibly can : i The attention of dealers is invited as I,am selling the best kind of Flour, all warranted, r on any other place iu the City mj. As most of Stores want to sell for cash, Iw i T sell on approved credit, no matter about the time s R. FINNIE. Nevada, Dee 16, fsso. tf. CITY TAXES. City MARsHat's OFFICE, Nevada," December 17, 1859. Y Virtue of an Ordinance enacted by the Board of ‘Trustees, of the City of Nevada on the 80th ay of November 1859, a Tax was ,tevied upon all the assessed and taxable property within ‘the corporate limits of the City of Nevada, for the fiscal year ending May 1860, of fifty e-nts uponeach one tundred dollars of asse essed value, also a poll tax of one dollar upon each mae inhabitant of sar city, twenty-one years of age andover. By the same ordinange, It is made the duty of the City Marshal to forthwith give no tice by public: ation in a Newspaper published 1n this City, that said Taxes are due, and payable, and tocollect the same. 1 hereby give notice, in ace ordance with the above mentioned fordinane e, that from and after THURSDAY, Dec. &th, I willbe found at my Oftice, in Flagg's Brick Building, over Harrington & Patterson’s, from’ 10-0’clock A. 5 to 4o’clock P. M-, to receive said Taxes.) Aj} property on Which taxes ‘shi ull remain due and up. paid on the THIRD MONDAY OF JANUARY, A, D. 1860, will be advertised according tolaw as de lingnent, and be subject to extra charges as Ordinanee, made and provided. Property holdéts ang inhabitants are notified that the law in regard tothe collectionof C ¥ Waxes, will be strictly enforced, E. O. TOMPKINS, City Marshal, OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP LINE, TO PANAMA. Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Company. Carrying the Great Through Mails! By Aathority of the United States Government. The well-known and _ highly popular Steamship -, -% 87 GREE ay ee Tet BLE THEN TRS Re as PER SRT Commander; ~~ Will leave Mission Street Wharf, with the assengers and Treasure ON THURSDAY, JAN. #6, 1860 At9 o'clock, A. M., punctually, For Panama, Connecting via Panama Railroad, at Aspinwall, With the magaificent Steamship NORTH STAR, A. G. JONES,.....Commander, For NEW YORK, and Steamship BANIEL WEBSTER, For NEW ORLEANS via Havana. Passengers by this line are landed st Panama, free of expense, by the steamers of the Panama Railpeer oe and&re immediately transported to Aspinwal The NORTH STAR is whsurpassed by any Steamship in the California trade for sPEED, SAFETY and COMFoK TABLE ACCOMMODATIONS. No registration of tickets at Aspinwall Passengers are berthed at San Francisco for the thrench trip, and ne charges need be incurred between San Francisco and New York, except the Railroad charge, 10 cents per pound on extra baggage (50 pounds baggage free) The NORTH STAR is fitted up with State Rooms in her Saloon for Second Cabin passengers. J. T. WRIGHT, Agent. S. E. corner Sacramento and Leidesdorff streets, San Francisco. The ORIZABA will be suceceded by the splendid steamship... eccce.. Capt. A. T. Fletcher, leaving Jany. 20, 1560. N. B. All persons are forbid trusting any one on account of the above ships or owners without a written order from the Agent. BOOTS AND SHOES? CONNELL & PENNY. Broad Street, (Opposite the Post Qffice.} ; y Offer to the citizens of Nevada and the F . public generally, a choice aud well seected stock of { Mea . BOOTS AND SHOES, Of every description—fine, coarse and middling. Also a full assortment of Philadelphia work, for Ladies wear. Bankerts Boots, and all Kinds of Rubber wear. Thoge in want of A Custom Made Article t Can be accommodated in a styie unsurpassed, We allow none to comwith us in Making and Repairing f CONNELL & PENNY. Nevada, Nov. 4, 1859, CITY MARKET. JAMES MONROE, DEALER IF ars Fresh Beef. Pork,’ Vegetables, &¢.’ Broad street, Nevada, Opposite the Virginia Hoyse. [All ORDERS delivered every morping. Dee, 23—3m THE SCIENTIFIC ARTISAN, . ‘ AND JOURNAL OF PATENTS. THE CHEAPEST QICIEN EH IC AND MECHANICAL PAPER e SS the world. Vol. 2 Terms $2perannum, 63,50 per annum, post paid Full sets from volume 1 now ready. hiegister letters at 5 oO. = WARREN & CARPENTER 167 Clay street San Francisco, . Pel Ushiere! 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