January 18, 1856 (4 pages)

BeEY ESE PRESS. E HAVE JUST RECEIVED, per Express, the best selected and most magnificent stock of FINE CLOTHING, Ever offered in this market, con sisting, in part, of FIN® BLACK FROCK COATS, the latest style PLAIN BLACK AND FIGURED PLUSH VELVET VESTS. Davis & Jones’ Patent SHIRTS. JOHNSON’S HATS—fine article—latest style— and PANTS of every possible pattern—together with every article appertaining to Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, With many years experience in this lime, and knowing the wants of this market, we are now prepared to offer for sale; at the most reasonable rates, our stock of Cloth ing, not surpassed by any and excelled by none. ONE PRICE! A. BLOCK &w co. No. QL Commerciar Sv 2 88 T, Corner of Pine. Nevada, Jan. 18, 1856.—tf BOLEY & BROUILLETTE, A) bey Boley & Brouillette would inform their friends A Vatce oF Tatttxes.—The following occurred in this town, and the correctness of the statement is within our personal knowledge. About the close of last spring, one of our. 82 F shrewd and experienced. miners bought a pile bringing of tailings, on American Hill, for the sun of. 22d, app forty dollars. Having set his sluice, and com-. rojpg menced shoveling in the tailings, on washirg up at the end of his first day’s work, he took out nearly three ounces, About a weck was occupied in putting the pile through, during which he never made less than dnounce a day. He then moved his sluice down, aid ran the pile threugh a second time, again realizing fifty dollars the first day, after which it was subjected to a third course of hydropathy, with a first day’s yield of forty dollars. His operation having now produced him about five hundred dollars, and the water giving out, he made a present of his pile to a miner who was “flat broke,” who, we doubt not, will still make a goed thing out of it, as s20n as the itehes are filled. NEVAD A JOURNAL. Farming in the Mountains, = We gave last week an instance of the ter an Act passed the Legislature approFRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 18. . results of one season’s farming in Bareks . prising the sum of thirty thousand dol. = —~ . township in this eounty. The facts then’ lars for the recovery of estates said to be San Francisco AGeNcy.—L. P. FISHER, Iron building, s é , ’ eidsdorf corner of Montgomery and Washington streets, is our dul. stated, show that the subject of farming . escheated to the state. The L ma thorivet DGtrs Oren Seamer in the mountains is worthy of more atten-. and other estates, had been a fruitful Grass Vattey Acency.—E. A. KENDALL isourauthor. . si : j . Biegler. ized Agent at Grass Valley, who will receive subscriptions . tion than it has heretofore reecived. It'thene for messages from Gov. Bigler, is true that the nature of the country ‘for several years. In order partly to com; <o hiemaalhialie here is such that agriculture, upon any . Ply with the wishes of sept sod jlarge scale, is not practicable. We ean. partly vas the people rom pevet oh not, of course, among these rugged hills. ding boring on the subject, standing Dissolution uf Partnership. think of competing with the lower coun-. committees on escheats were formed in The partnership heretofore existing between F. ties of the State in the raising of wheat the two Houses, to examine the subject G. Warre, H. M. Futter, J. P. Sxetron and 5 : . o-« h a. When X'S Haale, lx ties Novad, Jenraal Mouepager ond Jeb 108 any other product of the soil which reand report their oper thereo the Assembly committee had the matter gg gone Penang the firm are hereby reques:. quires a large extent of arable and wa; : . peta i or ant teh arg ‘atlantic Staten. former . tered land for its cultivation and growth. under consideration, a hasty ‘or tagy eg Nevada_Journal Office, Jan. Ist, 1856. ne Cae But there are many ways in which, even the Governor a thrown crore 08: : a8 here, or more especially in the upper invoking the Legislature to act promptly racy pen pag ty > oa portions of our county, the labors of the in providing means for the recovery of estates, as much escheated property»was hip in the Nevada Journal Newspaper and Job Office under'tne uawe of BROWN, FULLFR & co, . husbandman may be rendered very useful 3 ~~ i and very profitable. about to be sold for taxes in San Francis? Vurre THE Money Goes.—Last winy =r Peli, By Magnetic Telegraph TO THE NEVADA JOURNAL, The Cora Case. es, dated / Tu JURY COULD NOT AGREE UPON A VERDICT ! Age. arrived at 5 P.M., December from Eufor the Jovrxat and receipt for the same. AGENCY at Atrna.—G. W. TALLMAN, Esq., will act as neg At a quarter past five last evening we received a telegraphic despatch from San Francisco, to the effect that the jury eould not agree upon a verdict and were garly discharged. They stood—four for murine: . der—six for manslaughter, and two for acquittal.§ . eePACIFIC EXPRESS AHEAD! ! Joe. Lambertof the Pacific Express has just laid upon our table a full file of 12,4 haven. Ek. G. WAITE, H. M. FULLER. a . -— — —>— upes i= Bach public, that they have opened their new A CNIS. In almost any section sufficient land. co by the sheriff. Instantaneous action Wotat wit Be vows ?—8o long s deposit re-. Atlantic papers. He was full four hours. =!!! ®om> in KELSEY’S;BRICK,BUILDING, On Commercial street. The rooms are furnished with tables of a superior quali ty. and no expense has been spared to render it an agree able place of resort for the loyers of pleasure. SRN MicPap CT ESTon, ap ¢ r~ 96, 3=pop, LUNCH BLELT DAT & BVBRING. TEeE BAR Is always supplied with LIQUORS & WINES, of the very best quality. : We invite the citizens of Nevada generally to call upon us Nevada, January 28, 1856, STOREY & WOOD, Upholsterers & Furniture Dealers, was represented as necessary to stay the sale. The committee on such representations, placed thirty thousand dollars at the disposal of the Attorney General, an offieer elected and endorsed by the people as honest and efficient, to be used in securing to the school fund, estates alleged to have been escheated. Sanguine hopes were entertained that Nevada Journal Office, Jan. Ist, 1856, can be found in the valleys of the small — —Istreams, or on the slopes of the hills, “~ Mining Legislation Wanted, which, if properly cultivated, will yield Amcng the many questions of importance . . arpe crops of potatoes and other vegctaf which must at the present session command bles, which are only excellent when fresh, the attention of the Legislature, there is one and therefore will not bear transportation which we trust will be met as its bearing upen se h the prosperity of the country demands. We from below. The superiority of these refer to the necessity every where felt of min-. tticles, on account of : their freshness solely, would secure their preference in infé “ m0 The prevent of the ng nected a bridgg es ts re Aaa BE Kertch. E Crampsvs Virus.—This ancient and A n Popiain, while ea order a eer the making) were murdered “ebruary, at Downieville, with a pro: cession and speeches. lay in the organization of Congress has never been known since the formation of the Federal Government. The work of balloting goes on with a very small difference in the result at each new bailot. All parties are obstinate. If we are to judge by the appearance of affairs at present, the question may arise, What is to be done in case Congress in advance of the Stage. s te rear Pe Tue Ravets after a successful season in this place for a week or ten days left on yesterday °N-/ for Marysville, where, we doubt not, they will Ds by . be warmly received. ing legislation. : = . . . We send greeting The Federal Government, when it conceded . the market over all other products of the several millions of dollars might with a cannot organize at all? i by Ce = wer embeen alta ak oa eax No. 19 Main street, Nevada, opposite Oriental Hotel to the mining community the privilege of en-. same kind. No one will use stale, wilted, . small appropriation, be_turned tothe ben-. Phe Constitution has provided no! Thi L@bank at 7 P YONSTANTLY (on hand an assortment of Bedsteads Beds, Hair, Moss Pula and Straw Mattrasses, with a what they may do will redound to the! variety of Cane and Wood seat Chairs. Also, Wash prosperity of our noble order. santa; Se. ee efit of the children of the state. But the course to pursue in such an emergency. acting such laws and regulations as they should unhealthy vegetables, brought from Mavisions of the Governor, and of those who. 1; would be rather a serious joke if the deem best adapted to their situation, and the rysville or Sacramento as long as fresh Odes ie payment. nd the Press asA select assortment of nature of the country, accomplished either too much or too little. The State Legislatures, acting upon the premises thus laid down by the General Government, have by special enactment created in the mineral lands of this . ranches near by, even at a considerable increase of price. Miners like to live comfortably and well, and are willing to State an uncertain, intangible property, avail. P#Y Whatever is necessary for that purable only to the person who is in actual occu-/pose. There would be sure and ready pancy, and which cannot with any safety be. sale for all the produce that could be made the foundation for credit ; a property. raised on the arable land in the moun-. which, whatever may be its value, is held, en tains. cumbered, and conveyed in so loose andcare-. less a manner, as to become the subject of in. terminable litigation, alike ruinous to all par. ties concerned. This, however, is one of the least of the The expense, difficulty, and in some . cases impossibility of transportation from . below, are however the great inducements, {to mountain farming. During a conside-. of his great intellect, but knowing that his efforts would be vain and futile without the aid of eminent counsel to assist ‘him in the hergulean undertaking, called jupon Wm. M/ Stewart, who devoted with untiring assiduity, his time and talents to the great object, and received, as shown by the books of the controller of State, dollars. But the Attorney General, as the legal adviser of the State, was bound to leave) difficulties arising from the present uncertain . #ble portion of the year, the roads are than principle. We may cotifidently expect th 'lowed to members until after the orga; the beggarly pittance of ten thousand . ation of the House, is sufficient to] sure that result before many days m The want of money is a stronger p roduce can be obtained, from gardens or read his messages were never realized. The operations of the Central Government . AttorneyGeneral put forth all the energies . .) ouig stop like a clock run down, because our Representatives in Congress cannot agree upon a man to preside over their august deliberations. There is. very small reason, however, \f to apprehend such a catastrophe as thisf The fact that no money can be appropri¥ jated for any purpose, and no mileage a Br at hand; that & De cept after andther is abundant, and osperous. The St. Bee declares the war hat Russia has ample it. es asserts that this weakness. Inpran Deprepations(!)—Under the A hg an ultimatum, . head of “Indian Depredations,”’ the Shasw accept conditions. ta Courier publishes the following: “We PSwers will admit at. U2derstand that last week some eight or. lovest rates. ten Indians, who had stolen mules and Paper Ex an'sings. FURNITURE Of every description, made to order and repaired at the shortest notice, Lininc and Parer Hancing done with dispatch at the Nevada, January 18th, 1856, horses from the express train of Great= house & Co., were taken on Trinity river, Hrs to be no pres-! near Robinson’s, on the road leading from Shasta to Yreka, and after being examined and their guilt proved, five of the number were shot. It seems cruel thus to kill these creatures ; but self-prerervation requires that examples should be made in all such cases. Humanity requires, however, that the act sheuld be clearly shown, for we are confident that many worthless white men take advantage EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE. GEORGE MAY, Proprietor. The undersigned would inform his friends and the pub. lic generally that he has be_ come proprietors of the Empi ivery S eund he u — rtm ¢ Empire Livery Stable und hi. w@A STOCK OF -FAST HOR * And would solicit the patronage of the public 4aq~ Horses kept by the Day or Week. : Nevada, Janunry 18th, 1835, SES VI NEVADA AND WASHINGTON tenure by which claims are held. ‘The general . almost impassable, even to Nevada; be-. nostone unturned mhich might contribute credit system here prevalent, rendered unayond this place, except for a shiort dis-/t0 Success. Accordingly Senator Foote next steamer will bring us news voidable from the fact that but a small portion tance, absolutely so. In many places in. #24 Judge Aldrich, both gentlemen stand-. election of a Speaker, and the meg of the year any returns can be had from the! the mountains, the inhabitants are for. img in intimate, relations to the Attorney . p,esident Pierce. mines; the fact that the capital actually 4¢-. some months completely shut in bya bar-. “encral and his assistant, were implored; )feanwhile that important docy — ache — taken — for injrier of snow, and are obliged to depend . to lend a helping hand in the emergency, growing stale. It would be a pi bites: @2do ae quunercgrtanlpeedanaed eo entirely upon the stock of provi-. 22d received for their valuable services subjects upon which it treats g ure hopelessly sunk in mining operations, '~. x ° _ Z i ten thousand dollarsmore. That no legal) p which, like the grave or a banking-hou . sions laid in by themselves, or by the . 34 settle themselves, and leave Col Pp ypitution, of New York, . o¢ the known propensities of the Indians, rpyl on the 4th December,. to cover up their rascally deeds.” Dying@morning was discovered oe ep, an@ in spite of all efforts} Prorirs or THe Sacramento VALLEY ttled And sunk at night. Rartroap.—Although but twenty miles DOMESTIC. of the Sacramento Valley Railroad are . yet completed, two trains of cars now run} 4; 5 6:1 e Aw ; tae ™ “3 4 clock. A. M., passing by Mountain Spring F Ist 0 December nothing was regularly over the distance named, So . Morgan’s, Cold Spring, White Cloud, Gold Hill. aa hres; no ballotings, and the that rie way travel is already a sourte of. n arriving at Washington by lo gen in the afternox It is the nearest and best route to WASHINGTON ou % SSTAGE LINE “BK On and after Jar vary 1, 1856, 1} above Line will run as follows Leay make no returns; all these causes combine to’ small dealers, in the early part of the ability might be want ng,.the Pak v action te take upon its wise sug@ ent if; paltry debates and per-. considerable revenue. During the month GA, Scotchmen’s Crock, Poor Man's Creek. and Knrek make the richest section of country upon earth . winter season. It often happens, from al Generals, 8s “s oe Tinbies r= Teast ., nations. Sitia an fe are seer ed about . TRE: every morning at 9 o'clock, aid atriving at N : : oe i 1 ii = 7 . i p</o per day, while the cost of running; by 1 o'clock, P. M., conuectiug with the California : also the poorest. miscalculation, or the unusual severity of . } udge. were reinforced by Louis Blan ; ears to’be no advance made a ? A 51 Co's Couctes for. Aub Ss : reccraelgie — om? * . yor, below are full of cards, letters¥ PP the cars has not exceeded $50 per day. Cp’s Coactes for Auburn, Sacramento, Marysville and Positive though monicd men may be of the the winter, that these supplies run low. ‘ing and H. I. Thornten, Jr., who reexistence of gold in certain localities, and will‘The prices are of course largely increased, . ceived, the one the sum of $2,500 ing to advance the means to bring it to light,’ and the ranch man, who has his stock of #24 the other one thousand dollars. if they could be as secure of the capital they, potatecs and other winter vegetables on. Dr. Coryell was judiciously employ ed) might thus invest, as they are of the exiplence! a i2 dan: sealica bnotous profits upon 8 physician to the corps, receiving for. of the treasure sought, yet while the present : . ot Shasta, Office—s “uba Hotel, Washingto ards fthe eleetion of a Speaker. asta, Office—South Yuba Hotel, Washington ote ph the 22d December, the es refeived, stood as follows :— 104 ;/ Richardson 73; Fuller 34; ng 10. When the entire twenty-two miles are completed, so that the cars connect with the stage lines, it is estimated that the receipts of the railroad Company will reach . $1,000 per day. and counter-statements, aff . counter-affidavits, and all ‘soy ations in the great case of Gougenheim. The issue as far as wo can gather ff _ A. S. OLIN, Proprieter. W.S. McROBERTS, Agent, Metropolis Hotel. Nevada, January I8th, 1856. DISSOLUTION. _— HE copnrinership heretofore existing bétween L. Kellogg, L. FP. Sheets and J. S. Harrison is this 4 dissolved by mutual conseht, L. M. KELL I TS, Paper Mixr.—For the past two jeure. Nevada, Jan. 7th, 1856, J. 3. HARRISON Ce aa his professional services the sum of one c aed j i a V_ SHEETS, system under which mining property is held his ane ap in that part of the vada five hundecd dellere. Having (Complications of the af ee Tria. The jury in the exists in full force, the only advances made, . °2 When the roads are in the best con: Bl ie Gougenheims didég f Baker, tgied in New York for the various enterprising citizens announced . WR Persons who have claims against, oF aré indedtes are by our merchantsand mechanics—forced to . dition, the expense of transportation is/Scen the most desperate diseascs cured . , hen sik Qn a teen er of Wm. Poole, were unabie to/their intentions of erecting paper mills, . ‘2, the above company will settle with either of the trust,and compelled not only to rely upon the . necessarily large, and the profit arising with like remedies in the State Marine umn oe remove mountains, and ensure the sinews of . Founn Guitty.—The trial of Wm. labor, provisions and tools to the miner. The . Stoneisfer, for the murder of Richardson, (and humbleth himself that} get at the conclusion re bought in of fresh é Brand were discharged. but universally failedin the execution of! in th t vicinity. In some places pieces have been’ found as large as a dollar. Quartz minty and State aisresaid§ duly commissioned and qualified . date January 10th A. D. 1354, Kitzabeth A. Montgomery, known to me to be the person . dered by the Court of John Williams, L. 0, KELLOGG, Nevada, Jan. 7th 1858. J. S. HARRISON 38 3t to satisfy a judgmont ren Justice of the Peace described in and who executed the foregoing declatation . on the 30th day of November A. D. 1853 in favor of Frank alted :) and ST ee a free. E. Morrill and acai ist Pailip W. Taylor, for the sum o little inconvenience which would attend the in Sacramento, was concluded on Tuesee Sinnabty per hun-. ing qm, the above place has received =a little . To or the and pu erein = $0 45, Debt, Interest and Damages, and $33 Costs of recording of mortgages would be amply com: ‘day last. Verdict Guilty. He will be : attention heretofore, but now that it is known. In witness where I have hereunto set my hand and No-. I havetakon in Execution, and will soll to the hizhos: pensated by the additional security, the dimn. sentenced to-day. ished danger of litigation, and the increased . ——> ee credit that would attach to securities of a) Mr. A.J. Hacawy,a banker of this place, perminent nature. . purchased 400 ounces of gold dust on Monday Your obedier WwW It is pleasing to see humble devotion in a grea Walker should be huag We are they, tog ' Tuesdi resujt offone ‘day’s one hun: hformed by rom their! 543} during the winter, which has been a grea to exist, is engrossing much attention. Large quantities of snow has fallen at Gold draw. back to the mining interests. tarial seal this 17th day of January, AD. 1856. 1. P. VaxHAGAN, Notary Public, Nevada Co. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Novada, ss;—I do hereby certify thet the foregoing is a true copy of a . declaration now on record in my office. . Witness my hand with the seal of the County Recordsr . bidder for Cash, in front ot the Justice's Court of A. © Niles, on SATURDAY, FEB, 24., 1853, between the hour« of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M,, all the right title and interest of Frank E, Morrill in an : {. J. H. Bostwick, County Recorder in and for said county . HOUSE AND LOT situated near the owag Washington Washington road and near the Crossing of the said Washington roa: jwith the ravine running back of Frisbie’s Theater to Deer Creek, said hous) : . : : 1 : = <xuncertain value of the ground, but to specu-. from that saving is sufficient to render Hospital, he was a fit man to be employed . etter ° pRRivaL.—Among the list of passen~ erg be — — a ies ic nen te emt. ms syeg: ° . a ° > oes ° : . ‘7 ai 4 @ » << Ms Ry i e@ Seconc d 3d, stories of late upon the probabilities of their debtors’) farming in the mountains, wherever it i2 @ case where quick consumption was 4 on the Golden Age, we notice the oo ates Feat Norwich, Ct gk ae . + OR pre tee lho Eire-proof brick buildings ¥ , : i ri HH = : : + ° -{ on Broad street. 1 rooms are Jarge and convenient and honesty. They are forced, from the nature of ean be followed, a safe and lucrative oc. . preying upon the vitals of the State. ea The Billiard ame of Rey. Mr. Hill. Tlis safe Teturn menced erecting a largo ‘eetniliidimank on —= any ere of business, Reply to risceg Cn : : : 7 : : ee * 5° se OMAS oO may be found ¢ i ildi ine their business and of the country, to furnish all . cupation. . The following is the exhibit of the books of} Boley & Brouilette, o ofNevada willfbe a source of gratification . Daniel’s Creek, Marin county. If they arate on i the phe pede i ~ not a which i i ) i : " 5 $ : e : P : _. As T expect to be absent fo time ome I have hich it de the agree of en: Fey There are many men in the mines who gpa sag & # are now fitted up in an the numerous friends whom he won. ¢ver sree ga = gees Bag apis appointed STILMAN THOMAS my Agent. for me and ie procure, @ provisions which suppor 1€ ° : ar. 22, Wm. A. Cornwa $1,568.00 A trust they may, they wi nd a market} ™y 2*me to transact any business that I might do were I : é are fitted by educat aa a ; 7 po, manner. The tables y may, they ] cidlecatrs ae Fe eet miner, and the implements which he wields, this busi “ j oe — aewaM April 3, Wm. M. Stewart, 5,000,00 <.% mee SY oA ‘during his short stay with us last summer. for paper of every material here. The eee ee TONS: Va pA EEL s : i e. +, ie a zs : : OL WL IND. and that too without the least security that ‘ As a my, geryetiaemr cr be hand fe IEE eel onean sai wes as a : PW artixa to Surpriss Her Huspaxp.—The. press of this State, which has contributed) Qrare o# cALtrORNIA. ea ck ec ce they will ever receive any portion of the trea-. Ut success until they are tired of repeatMayp2l, Foote & Aldrich recep A fine lunch is pro¥ ew York correspondent of the Boston Jour. . t? the fortunes of Atlantic mills, will give a District Court ofthe Fourteenth Judicial District of . . ° 4 ”~ ? ’ ’ H r . = i Saat “ . people of the State of California. to John sure which their own money and credit have ed failures. If they would devote their May 31, J. R. Coryell, 1'500.00 night, and ther nal, relates the following incident in relation coe pS pier their hearty support. J neseter, A. G. Bnrnam, R. Porter, Wm. B. Morris, e1 . . 7 17; . r Ny H a as ., .greeting : realized. The balance sheets of our merchants . Wasted energies to the tilling of the earth, pa, . ay ae t 6 seuae Nevada, either a 7g . to & ladypwho, by this time, in all probability, seabin seou are hereby commanded to appear and answer ae MES . : u < . Stewar' ,000, ; > er 2 sh ‘ eS within Ten days after t arvice ef th Felt 1f aereal show the extent to which the credit systerhis' its fruits might change to more gold than cx 5. Foote & Aldritch. 6.000 od dance. , 4s in San] Francisco waiting for the arrival of Founp Dean —Last Saturday, says) i this county, and within Twenty diss rhino aaa * * : ’ ’ ’ ! = 7 N —— , ithi . kha ae tare oa carried, and the spurious bills of sale, an&. they have ever found beneath its surface. July 10, Wharton M. Moore, 1,800,00 wea. We og fher false lord. When he does arrive, he will, . 4, Cudivecsa Clrenicle, Fuwieo Thompcounty aad within this Distriot. snd within Forty days fraudulent transfers of mining claims prodaced . \, PEPIN BON 5 ni V4 see July 21,S.J. May & Co, 300,00 . . pla ‘doubtless, bg very much, although not particu. con actine as Coroner hgh ate inquest ooucsen eee one Me the Cleck’s in every court of justice, show too plainly SoMETHING IS ALWAYS HAPPENING rons if = R. Lees 598,09 . tisement of 4 glarly agreeably surprised at finding his wife vente: the body of Royal A. Wilkins, for-. fendants for the recovery of $1,916 60, and ier the for car . = Aaa . . ug 16, Louis Blandin hs ty 2 ss : a losure of a certain Mortg ty EF that knavery 13 ee practised to defraud MosT WEEKS.”—This week is a marked “ 29, Alta Cal. print an ‘i column. T Shere in advance of him : merly of Hancock, N. H., who was found in the Plaintiff's complatot Ai opened caalgtal the ereditor of his just dues. That the miners}exception to the general rule. Nary “ 24,H.1. Thornton, Jr , 1000.00 excellent ag “ An incident occurred here last week that . dead in his eabin, on Old Woman’s Gulch. ccommmence ee a Bg aan Fa Fond -_ 2 6 7 e . Si Ke uc a i st y lo tare kd sean. ee “ei —thing has happened that is worthy of note,. It will be seen that’the whole amount of . °22 W@2? og {has mage some talk among the parties who . The deceased, who was creche aegis: souot sett; ak rege a pe gt Np . trustworthy as any community, cannot be. . . ee HRS * ite {5 wait have hdd knowledge of the matter. A lady. the afternoon of the previous day, was. °o*tsof suit, and also « emand of the Court suel othr & a ‘ except a crime or two. No “ awful accithirty thousand dollars hasnot been exnenfi the State of Mai to this city last . . Sed is pray r in his said complaint. questioned ; but it would be fur more satisfac: ‘s . : From me piate of Maine came to this city ast) found dead by his partner, in the evening. . _ In testimony whercof, I, JNO, H. BOSTWICK, Clerk 0 pet ei Yin Sutblin wictes oad then se dents,” not even a broken leg; no ecan-. ded. The enormous sum of five hundred and . courteo week, on her way to California. She had as Intemperance was the immediate cause of tho . Fusrteensh judicial . Dietriet Court, :nforesaid, cto ‘ ’ : 7 1 * : ° ei * : 7 je. knife. ‘T" rOUnTO Set my Impress the Sea aid Court 4 Rei Bae ee dal, no rain, no shooting, no stabbing, no. pinety-eight dollars and twenty-five cents still arms two revolvers and a bowie-knife. The his death He was a blacksmith by trade . this 16th day of January, A.D. 1856. Bs ceiving the credit based upon mining speculathi 4 4 remains in the treasury, a convincing proof conduc fr purchased her a ticket in the Cali: JOUN If. BOSTWICK, Clerk é tions, if the advances made could be secured ; 20t?!98‘ ? that _ . fornia steimer, and she left in the vessel at —The indebted ‘3 By Tuomas P. Hawzey, Deputy. ; a, : Bad time for the item d that the balance has been honestly expended, noon. » Her story is this; A short time since. _,1XDE8T#DNEss.—The indebteduess of San) ss popy istri t upon even the uncertain issue of prospecting ee or the whole would have been taken Por her . aera obtained possession of all her. ancisco since the Ist August is said to be ae etpanty utNerane, PRS Lith, Judicial District operations. In the present position of mat: Dueinw*Glis * beck k h men wealtiféconverted all hpi turn into gold about $105,000. PITT ADAMS ) ters, the effort of the creditor to secure his ee ine ee oe rie then eserted his family, took a ship, and ge rere mE Te So ee debt is always attended with a great expense been favored with an interesting variety . Tue Sworp or rue Lorp anv Gineon. ; ". startell for the land of gold, round Cape Horn.} Faraz Wounp.— The Placer Press} “On reading and filing tho sf lavit of FJ. Dex, Esq. ; i r r AR . W “ee oe eet : : sel for Plaintiff. herein, and i ing to the aa! to himself, and with ruinous sacrifices to the. 0f rows, robberies, thefts, drunkenness, . —Wm. Walker, Filibuster and Ex-Presiee ; je ere i abe ood maby Bays = Seite 2 Berge — ing intaction of the Queak @uatsacrsty A rate ae xe ‘ . _ . 4 pi . i n bove entitled cause cannot be had ni Willi : YY : and fights. emale not Ais wile, . injured and maddened,; wounded at Major Didwell’s ranch during ja : hot be as agaiast Willian . btor, however honest his intentions may be. hci = It would almost afer the . dent, grows pious in his Super Ina : ?. the wife has started after her recreant lord—. the late conflict with the Soolamsuevas B, Morris, and that the Pisintiff hag used due diligence Teld by mere possession, a3 mining claims olidays had come again. Ordinanceletter to Father Heldosiec, Capitular ef the not m love, but from hate--not to recover and Nimsooyas Indians, died at Chico on It is therfore ordered that the services be made upon now are, they are sold under a sheriff's levy. breaking is becomiag an epidemic. Our/Sce of Nicaragna, he renders thanks and Hye) received . oer eat yi eid mene peneet, but to) the morning of the 4th instant, having taone for the perene ooh en the San * : . . * . a % ieee 2 7 j rv stisement—— % i fC ys, in the Nevapa Jeurnat, never bringing anything like their real value,. new police, however, are well skilled in. moralizes as fellows :— of poetical not ode ‘back bus to shoot} hp and his suffered intensely for nearly ten days. Tovnder teas Vilrdenk or ae te Se county of and frequently but a moiety of the labor and : : : ‘sare ° : : F = % Serpent alsa PEP iynt glycol sis 2 : es . ™ oemenges their art and will soon get the disease unIt is very acceptable for me to hear that th eof them. companion. Wind, weather = steam permit: MARRIED. a5 aise SEARLS, District Judge y expended pon them. if such debts, . der control. authority of the Church will be used in fay dfwe had inting the lady will reach California some time} ~~ J. H. BOSTWICK. Clerk “wy? could be secured without the ruinous expense lh eee DL of the existing government. Without the ¢ But others of . i2 dvance ef her absconding rang ete. ee, ade ee am ee By puouas P. Hawner, Depaty. * “ Sr 2 ne r. y, 5. LD ut, J : +y BY., —3m of an attachment, if there were a property or. Tue Expresses.—Langton & Co , and . of religious sentiments and religious teac Rcabtel depay (acct due a -_ Scleneng . Miss EMMA, daughter of Wm. P. Norman, recenily’ of u ee iuterest in mining claims, sufficient to become/the Pacific, have favored us with abunof aud te eee en rs he uzion,that we} shakes the wrath ome of her, the meeting will pasok Sime i vase ae themes esate ; social an ‘ 4 4 N EXECU N to me directed is ee subject of a mortgage attached to the dance of exchanges during the past week. . litical organization. : p that we will not be -_ the most conjugal that can be TAKEN UP. B et nom the Cloek’s office of the District Court in . thie » j ts ; f . + z y of Nevada in favor o osmas L. Baldwin oe indebtedness accrued,. Qur thanks to them, and to Hamlin of} He declareth himself a Soldier of theG F theournal. . NBABINe von Thursday, January 10th, 1850, 1 Roam California . 204 Against George Foster and Wm Allen dated January this vast system of personal credit would give the “New Book Store”? for th t The o inions for which I bh ents that the Fe aae eee ee oe ae MARE and 1 Sorrel MULE, The owners are requested to vc erg ban par ao gs pone — a isa os : . Ds oO } Dollars. + with interest on the sum way to one of more stability, to such securidelivery of the fan F . ie 4 Stiteredne are, I firmly believe, legitiva mamore proper Lt at Goro Hitt.— We learn the ball wavbvass tceeee Sag charges, otherwise they . of 577.00 from the 10th day of December, A 1.1855, at ties as the Legislature of the State might prox ee een Weeklies. ductions from the doctrine of the Ing f givén at Mr. Jobe's on the 8th instant was CLEMENTS & ALDRICH, sult taxed of $9100 dations Sugesmeied eeanemh steed a <a . ‘f 56 ere sa je . vide upon interests now held by no tenure, and} Goon Suootine.—At a shooting match Redeemer. edi one of the finest of the season, and was graced . _Nevada, January 14, 1856. sania 107 wit ant the righ tik pry einen 0 Ge na ” * . . ’ se . +r\F Pp he Brig, of aC known to no law. in rear of Young America Saloon ie JackHe pudteth his trust in the God of, late-Massaby the presence of many fair ladies, and a DECLARATION NOTICE. poten ee a we son rage tiene en Amer t A J z . We . e ican Hill, Nevada Town and County, and known as tho We would not be understood to advocate) son, last week, Sheriff Dunham, out of. and hinteth Jocosely at “ prin, gee in its an+. goodly number of gentlemen. a gry sy tenet Montgomery, . Hydraulic cluims—alsoall the interest. of Wm Allen. in i in. seven shots, hit hi k si i : 7 fmatown, a son _, Wife of 5.5. Mon 1 ii aD y ime 17 . 2nd to the Whig Gig Claims situated in Nevada Town and the creation of an estate of absolute ownership . ots, bit his mark six times, kill-. In God I put my trust for the sue , : page ke i ge ge 6 oo pe erat Seep County, on Gold Flat. Alsoall the right, title and interes: : os Fy 4 ij =d y = = ’ cs ° : rivileges “ ‘ 7 in mining grouud. This, our State Legisla-. ing eaeh time with a Colt’s revolver, at. cause in which I have embarked, ” NotwithintxG.--Extensive preparations have been . 0) tn} Dente Oe Pevmen to transact business in their .Gurcias, anes ie rgtenh gnc pepo ek ra . . OD or . Se ee : . : ~ f ront of the Sher ve% not if they could. But we are in favor of the . c Ww “ The Lord ts on his side ; ould Mhve suspected! Three tunnels have been put into the hill runhereafler tccarry on od badness, of! eared ba mon. 3 ruary, AD. 1856,02 PAM, ne th day of Fes a NINE.— ez : ei . ing a ani y siv ? ) passage of some law which will render this class . e — nd aie the other day a Sear what man shall do u such irregularity. ning from 200 to 400 feet, which promise and oh etn own account—also all business directly per. a 7th day of January A . of property subject to effectual incumbrence . autiful manzanita cane which was preWithout his aid all human e is tn’ fount something rich when water can be obtained for efunples satetacees mane on cals Raita Gee ack Attest W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff, as Quarts cluims now are. The power of the. sented to a gentleman of eur acquaintance. railing ; but with His divine 1484, ‘‘a. Pashiog5 : wie a Tegislature to pass such a law cannot be ques-. by an appreciative friend. May such Pg : tees over a legion: ed fo < £3 SBme few companies at the above place uary. A D 1835. 3 TEL. A. MONTGOMERY. ee —* 8 Sale. # a i . . v oh a . : a nee P STATE TAL 2 = tioned, nor can its beneficial effects be doubted. . friends increase, and may that particular pons eth the prayers of ge *0F © 2 . havg been recently engaged in prospecting for tape: FOL ee Bavana Court. . }ss " : . 5 Rae it gs * i h bars 0,a i in-. STATE LIFORNIA, Connty of Nevada.—On this TE of an Execution to mo deli ft isbned Tt would establish a credit anticipating the ‘friend never weary of well-doing. ca Fig tee Lae sorting a 820, 2! quant, and have met with such SUCCESS OS iN. tN day of January A D. 1836. personally appeared before . [from the toartor Ac. Mics, pg ses The undug gold, a faith in the mines that would . -citaoti of * Holy Chorch : , up here} guces them to believe there are extensive leads . me . . P. Vanfiagan n Notary Public. in and for the Coun. . tice of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid, bearinz i ’ ‘ j . “1s get ae en , and Tot being in the Township .] 4s x ee a_i resa' reto ed, 856. Nevae kK a ‘a « See ee te Smt ete by a aga needigioss hc sn ho beginsing very likely, he will stand@ vious the Same com : s t ee TH ROSTWwick, econ waaay te aug hares I got te vo: been a ic F : i ‘to yi Fe z . 5 t.—-Th ramen to : ; ~ Judgment, costs, and accraing cost present Legislature. We hope that amid the . to yield now that water can be had. ? Me Vaud eighty ‘0 _AL Retr, TRIO e sac . By T.Evrarp Brax, Deputy. janl8—3w 5 J. L. BROWN, Constable = 7 é = * $e claims of Senatorial aspirants, and the multi ; BG An editor remarks that some one has tude of appropriation bills, the interests of the . written on the art of making one happy withmining portion of the State will mot be unont money, and says he is in an excellent con: ae 'd'tion to be experimented npon ! & martyr’s crown. powder and the Dlessin Chureh, our hero goes ff and to conquer, ; R. Crawford, one of the} Who returued by the last; 7. on Thursday on an old} Prder’s Court for disturb: . NOTICE. LL Persons indebted to me are hereby cautioned ag@iRst paying a person who has previously acted as my agent, Jan 15, 1851. M. MICHELSEN; Nevada, January 17, 1856—tds FOUND. Sin te be sioler a GOLD WATCH. CHAIN AND bD KEY. Apply to WILLIAMSON & DAWLEY, — $8-2%

BeEY ESE PRESS. E HAVE JUST RECEIVED, per Express, the best selected and most magnificent stock of FINE CLOTHING, Ever offered in this market, con sisting, in part, of FIN® BLACK FROCK COATS, the latest style PLAIN BLACK AND FIGURED PLUSH VELVET VESTS. Davis & Jones’ Patent SHIRTS. JOHNSON’S HATS—fine article—latest style— and PANTS of every possible pattern—together with every article appertaining to Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, With many years experience in this lime, and knowing the wants of this market, we are now prepared to offer for sale; at the most reasonable rates, our stock of Cloth ing, not surpassed by any and excelled by none. ONE PRICE! A. BLOCK &w co. No. QL Commerciar Sv 2 88 T, Corner of Pine. Nevada, Jan. 18, 1856.—tf BOLEY & BROUILLETTE, A) bey Boley & Brouillette would inform their friends A Vatce oF Tatttxes.—The following occurred in this town, and the correctness of the statement is within our personal knowledge. About the close of last spring, one of our. 82 F shrewd and experienced. miners bought a pile bringing of tailings, on American Hill, for the sun of. 22d, app forty dollars. Having set his sluice, and com-. rojpg menced shoveling in the tailings, on washirg up at the end of his first day’s work, he took out nearly three ounces, About a weck was occupied in putting the pile through, during which he never made less than dnounce a day. He then moved his sluice down, aid ran the pile threugh a second time, again realizing fifty dollars the first day, after which it was subjected to a third course of hydropathy, with a first day’s yield of forty dollars. His operation having now produced him about five hundred dollars, and the water giving out, he made a present of his pile to a miner who was “flat broke,” who, we doubt not, will still make a goed thing out of it, as s20n as the itehes are filled. NEVAD A JOURNAL. Farming in the Mountains, = We gave last week an instance of the ter an Act passed the Legislature approFRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 18. . results of one season’s farming in Bareks . prising the sum of thirty thousand dol. = —~ . township in this eounty. The facts then’ lars for the recovery of estates said to be San Francisco AGeNcy.—L. P. FISHER, Iron building, s é , ’ eidsdorf corner of Montgomery and Washington streets, is our dul. stated, show that the subject of farming . escheated to the state. The L ma thorivet DGtrs Oren Seamer in the mountains is worthy of more atten-. and other estates, had been a fruitful Grass Vattey Acency.—E. A. KENDALL isourauthor. . si : j . Biegler. ized Agent at Grass Valley, who will receive subscriptions . tion than it has heretofore reecived. It'thene for messages from Gov. Bigler, is true that the nature of the country ‘for several years. In order partly to com; <o hiemaalhialie here is such that agriculture, upon any . Ply with the wishes of sept sod jlarge scale, is not practicable. We ean. partly vas the people rom pevet oh not, of course, among these rugged hills. ding boring on the subject, standing Dissolution uf Partnership. think of competing with the lower coun-. committees on escheats were formed in The partnership heretofore existing between F. ties of the State in the raising of wheat the two Houses, to examine the subject G. Warre, H. M. Futter, J. P. Sxetron and 5 : . o-« h a. When X'S Haale, lx ties Novad, Jenraal Mouepager ond Jeb 108 any other product of the soil which reand report their oper thereo the Assembly committee had the matter gg gone Penang the firm are hereby reques:. quires a large extent of arable and wa; : . peta i or ant teh arg ‘atlantic Staten. former . tered land for its cultivation and growth. under consideration, a hasty ‘or tagy eg Nevada_Journal Office, Jan. Ist, 1856. ne Cae But there are many ways in which, even the Governor a thrown crore 08: : a8 here, or more especially in the upper invoking the Legislature to act promptly racy pen pag ty > oa portions of our county, the labors of the in providing means for the recovery of estates, as much escheated property»was hip in the Nevada Journal Newspaper and Job Office under'tne uawe of BROWN, FULLFR & co, . husbandman may be rendered very useful 3 ~~ i and very profitable. about to be sold for taxes in San Francis? Vurre THE Money Goes.—Last winy =r Peli, By Magnetic Telegraph TO THE NEVADA JOURNAL, The Cora Case. es, dated / Tu JURY COULD NOT AGREE UPON A VERDICT ! Age. arrived at 5 P.M., December from Eufor the Jovrxat and receipt for the same. AGENCY at Atrna.—G. W. TALLMAN, Esq., will act as neg At a quarter past five last evening we received a telegraphic despatch from San Francisco, to the effect that the jury eould not agree upon a verdict and were garly discharged. They stood—four for murine: . der—six for manslaughter, and two for acquittal.§ . eePACIFIC EXPRESS AHEAD! ! Joe. Lambertof the Pacific Express has just laid upon our table a full file of 12,4 haven. Ek. G. WAITE, H. M. FULLER. a . -— — —>— upes i= Bach public, that they have opened their new A CNIS. In almost any section sufficient land. co by the sheriff. Instantaneous action Wotat wit Be vows ?—8o long s deposit re-. Atlantic papers. He was full four hours. =!!! ®om> in KELSEY’S;BRICK,BUILDING, On Commercial street. The rooms are furnished with tables of a superior quali ty. and no expense has been spared to render it an agree able place of resort for the loyers of pleasure. SRN MicPap CT ESTon, ap ¢ r~ 96, 3=pop, LUNCH BLELT DAT & BVBRING. TEeE BAR Is always supplied with LIQUORS & WINES, of the very best quality. : We invite the citizens of Nevada generally to call upon us Nevada, January 28, 1856, STOREY & WOOD, Upholsterers & Furniture Dealers, was represented as necessary to stay the sale. The committee on such representations, placed thirty thousand dollars at the disposal of the Attorney General, an offieer elected and endorsed by the people as honest and efficient, to be used in securing to the school fund, estates alleged to have been escheated. Sanguine hopes were entertained that Nevada Journal Office, Jan. Ist, 1856, can be found in the valleys of the small — —Istreams, or on the slopes of the hills, “~ Mining Legislation Wanted, which, if properly cultivated, will yield Amcng the many questions of importance . . arpe crops of potatoes and other vegctaf which must at the present session command bles, which are only excellent when fresh, the attention of the Legislature, there is one and therefore will not bear transportation which we trust will be met as its bearing upen se h the prosperity of the country demands. We from below. The superiority of these refer to the necessity every where felt of min-. tticles, on account of : their freshness solely, would secure their preference in infé “ m0 The prevent of the ng nected a bridgg es ts re Aaa BE Kertch. E Crampsvs Virus.—This ancient and A n Popiain, while ea order a eer the making) were murdered “ebruary, at Downieville, with a pro: cession and speeches. lay in the organization of Congress has never been known since the formation of the Federal Government. The work of balloting goes on with a very small difference in the result at each new bailot. All parties are obstinate. If we are to judge by the appearance of affairs at present, the question may arise, What is to be done in case Congress in advance of the Stage. s te rear Pe Tue Ravets after a successful season in this place for a week or ten days left on yesterday °N-/ for Marysville, where, we doubt not, they will Ds by . be warmly received. ing legislation. : = . . . We send greeting The Federal Government, when it conceded . the market over all other products of the several millions of dollars might with a cannot organize at all? i by Ce = wer embeen alta ak oa eax No. 19 Main street, Nevada, opposite Oriental Hotel to the mining community the privilege of en-. same kind. No one will use stale, wilted, . small appropriation, be_turned tothe ben-. Phe Constitution has provided no! Thi L@bank at 7 P YONSTANTLY (on hand an assortment of Bedsteads Beds, Hair, Moss Pula and Straw Mattrasses, with a what they may do will redound to the! variety of Cane and Wood seat Chairs. Also, Wash prosperity of our noble order. santa; Se. ee efit of the children of the state. But the course to pursue in such an emergency. acting such laws and regulations as they should unhealthy vegetables, brought from Mavisions of the Governor, and of those who. 1; would be rather a serious joke if the deem best adapted to their situation, and the rysville or Sacramento as long as fresh Odes ie payment. nd the Press asA select assortment of nature of the country, accomplished either too much or too little. The State Legislatures, acting upon the premises thus laid down by the General Government, have by special enactment created in the mineral lands of this . ranches near by, even at a considerable increase of price. Miners like to live comfortably and well, and are willing to State an uncertain, intangible property, avail. P#Y Whatever is necessary for that purable only to the person who is in actual occu-/pose. There would be sure and ready pancy, and which cannot with any safety be. sale for all the produce that could be made the foundation for credit ; a property. raised on the arable land in the moun-. which, whatever may be its value, is held, en tains. cumbered, and conveyed in so loose andcare-. less a manner, as to become the subject of in. terminable litigation, alike ruinous to all par. ties concerned. This, however, is one of the least of the The expense, difficulty, and in some . cases impossibility of transportation from . below, are however the great inducements, {to mountain farming. During a conside-. of his great intellect, but knowing that his efforts would be vain and futile without the aid of eminent counsel to assist ‘him in the hergulean undertaking, called jupon Wm. M/ Stewart, who devoted with untiring assiduity, his time and talents to the great object, and received, as shown by the books of the controller of State, dollars. But the Attorney General, as the legal adviser of the State, was bound to leave) difficulties arising from the present uncertain . #ble portion of the year, the roads are than principle. We may cotifidently expect th 'lowed to members until after the orga; the beggarly pittance of ten thousand . ation of the House, is sufficient to] sure that result before many days m The want of money is a stronger p roduce can be obtained, from gardens or read his messages were never realized. The operations of the Central Government . AttorneyGeneral put forth all the energies . .) ouig stop like a clock run down, because our Representatives in Congress cannot agree upon a man to preside over their august deliberations. There is. very small reason, however, \f to apprehend such a catastrophe as thisf The fact that no money can be appropri¥ jated for any purpose, and no mileage a Br at hand; that & De cept after andther is abundant, and osperous. The St. Bee declares the war hat Russia has ample it. es asserts that this weakness. Inpran Deprepations(!)—Under the A hg an ultimatum, . head of “Indian Depredations,”’ the Shasw accept conditions. ta Courier publishes the following: “We PSwers will admit at. U2derstand that last week some eight or. lovest rates. ten Indians, who had stolen mules and Paper Ex an'sings. FURNITURE Of every description, made to order and repaired at the shortest notice, Lininc and Parer Hancing done with dispatch at the Nevada, January 18th, 1856, horses from the express train of Great= house & Co., were taken on Trinity river, Hrs to be no pres-! near Robinson’s, on the road leading from Shasta to Yreka, and after being examined and their guilt proved, five of the number were shot. It seems cruel thus to kill these creatures ; but self-prerervation requires that examples should be made in all such cases. Humanity requires, however, that the act sheuld be

clearly shown, for we are confident that many worthless white men take advantage EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE. GEORGE MAY, Proprietor. The undersigned would inform his friends and the pub. lic generally that he has be_ come proprietors of the Empi ivery S eund he u — rtm ¢ Empire Livery Stable und hi. w@A STOCK OF -FAST HOR * And would solicit the patronage of the public 4aq~ Horses kept by the Day or Week. : Nevada, Janunry 18th, 1835, SES VI NEVADA AND WASHINGTON tenure by which claims are held. ‘The general . almost impassable, even to Nevada; be-. nostone unturned mhich might contribute credit system here prevalent, rendered unayond this place, except for a shiort dis-/t0 Success. Accordingly Senator Foote next steamer will bring us news voidable from the fact that but a small portion tance, absolutely so. In many places in. #24 Judge Aldrich, both gentlemen stand-. election of a Speaker, and the meg of the year any returns can be had from the! the mountains, the inhabitants are for. img in intimate, relations to the Attorney . p,esident Pierce. mines; the fact that the capital actually 4¢-. some months completely shut in bya bar-. “encral and his assistant, were implored; )feanwhile that important docy — ache — taken — for injrier of snow, and are obliged to depend . to lend a helping hand in the emergency, growing stale. It would be a pi bites: @2do ae quunercgrtanlpeedanaed eo entirely upon the stock of provi-. 22d received for their valuable services subjects upon which it treats g ure hopelessly sunk in mining operations, '~. x ° _ Z i ten thousand dollarsmore. That no legal) p which, like the grave or a banking-hou . sions laid in by themselves, or by the . 34 settle themselves, and leave Col Pp ypitution, of New York, . o¢ the known propensities of the Indians, rpyl on the 4th December,. to cover up their rascally deeds.” Dying@morning was discovered oe ep, an@ in spite of all efforts} Prorirs or THe Sacramento VALLEY ttled And sunk at night. Rartroap.—Although but twenty miles DOMESTIC. of the Sacramento Valley Railroad are . yet completed, two trains of cars now run} 4; 5 6:1 e Aw ; tae ™ “3 4 clock. A. M., passing by Mountain Spring F Ist 0 December nothing was regularly over the distance named, So . Morgan’s, Cold Spring, White Cloud, Gold Hill. aa hres; no ballotings, and the that rie way travel is already a sourte of. n arriving at Washington by lo gen in the afternox It is the nearest and best route to WASHINGTON ou % SSTAGE LINE “BK On and after Jar vary 1, 1856, 1} above Line will run as follows Leay make no returns; all these causes combine to’ small dealers, in the early part of the ability might be want ng,.the Pak v action te take upon its wise sug@ ent if; paltry debates and per-. considerable revenue. During the month GA, Scotchmen’s Crock, Poor Man's Creek. and Knrek make the richest section of country upon earth . winter season. It often happens, from al Generals, 8s “s oe Tinbies r= Teast ., nations. Sitia an fe are seer ed about . TRE: every morning at 9 o'clock, aid atriving at N : : oe i 1 ii = 7 . i p</o per day, while the cost of running; by 1 o'clock, P. M., conuectiug with the California : also the poorest. miscalculation, or the unusual severity of . } udge. were reinforced by Louis Blan ; ears to’be no advance made a ? A 51 Co's Couctes for. Aub Ss : reccraelgie — om? * . yor, below are full of cards, letters¥ PP the cars has not exceeded $50 per day. Cp’s Coactes for Auburn, Sacramento, Marysville and Positive though monicd men may be of the the winter, that these supplies run low. ‘ing and H. I. Thornten, Jr., who reexistence of gold in certain localities, and will‘The prices are of course largely increased, . ceived, the one the sum of $2,500 ing to advance the means to bring it to light,’ and the ranch man, who has his stock of #24 the other one thousand dollars. if they could be as secure of the capital they, potatecs and other winter vegetables on. Dr. Coryell was judiciously employ ed) might thus invest, as they are of the exiplence! a i2 dan: sealica bnotous profits upon 8 physician to the corps, receiving for. of the treasure sought, yet while the present : . ot Shasta, Office—s “uba Hotel, Washingto ards fthe eleetion of a Speaker. asta, Office—South Yuba Hotel, Washington ote ph the 22d December, the es refeived, stood as follows :— 104 ;/ Richardson 73; Fuller 34; ng 10. When the entire twenty-two miles are completed, so that the cars connect with the stage lines, it is estimated that the receipts of the railroad Company will reach . $1,000 per day. and counter-statements, aff . counter-affidavits, and all ‘soy ations in the great case of Gougenheim. The issue as far as wo can gather ff _ A. S. OLIN, Proprieter. W.S. McROBERTS, Agent, Metropolis Hotel. Nevada, January I8th, 1856. DISSOLUTION. _— HE copnrinership heretofore existing bétween L. Kellogg, L. FP. Sheets and J. S. Harrison is this 4 dissolved by mutual conseht, L. M. KELL I TS, Paper Mixr.—For the past two jeure. Nevada, Jan. 7th, 1856, J. 3. HARRISON Ce aa his professional services the sum of one c aed j i a V_ SHEETS, system under which mining property is held his ane ap in that part of the vada five hundecd dellere. Having (Complications of the af ee Tria. The jury in the exists in full force, the only advances made, . °2 When the roads are in the best con: Bl ie Gougenheims didég f Baker, tgied in New York for the various enterprising citizens announced . WR Persons who have claims against, oF aré indedtes are by our merchantsand mechanics—forced to . dition, the expense of transportation is/Scen the most desperate diseascs cured . , hen sik Qn a teen er of Wm. Poole, were unabie to/their intentions of erecting paper mills, . ‘2, the above company will settle with either of the trust,and compelled not only to rely upon the . necessarily large, and the profit arising with like remedies in the State Marine umn oe remove mountains, and ensure the sinews of . Founn Guitty.—The trial of Wm. labor, provisions and tools to the miner. The . Stoneisfer, for the murder of Richardson, (and humbleth himself that} get at the conclusion re bought in of fresh é Brand were discharged. but universally failedin the execution of! in th t vicinity. In some places pieces have been’ found as large as a dollar. Quartz minty and State aisresaid§ duly commissioned and qualified . date January 10th A. D. 1354, Kitzabeth A. Montgomery, known to me to be the person . dered by the Court of John Williams, L. 0, KELLOGG, Nevada, Jan. 7th 1858. J. S. HARRISON 38 3t to satisfy a judgmont ren Justice of the Peace described in and who executed the foregoing declatation . on the 30th day of November A. D. 1853 in favor of Frank alted :) and ST ee a free. E. Morrill and acai ist Pailip W. Taylor, for the sum o little inconvenience which would attend the in Sacramento, was concluded on Tuesee Sinnabty per hun-. ing qm, the above place has received =a little . To or the and pu erein = $0 45, Debt, Interest and Damages, and $33 Costs of recording of mortgages would be amply com: ‘day last. Verdict Guilty. He will be : attention heretofore, but now that it is known. In witness where I have hereunto set my hand and No-. I havetakon in Execution, and will soll to the hizhos: pensated by the additional security, the dimn. sentenced to-day. ished danger of litigation, and the increased . ——> ee credit that would attach to securities of a) Mr. A.J. Hacawy,a banker of this place, perminent nature. . purchased 400 ounces of gold dust on Monday Your obedier WwW It is pleasing to see humble devotion in a grea Walker should be huag We are they, tog ' Tuesdi resujt offone ‘day’s one hun: hformed by rom their! 543} during the winter, which has been a grea to exist, is engrossing much attention. Large quantities of snow has fallen at Gold draw. back to the mining interests. tarial seal this 17th day of January, AD. 1856. 1. P. VaxHAGAN, Notary Public, Nevada Co. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Novada, ss;—I do hereby certify thet the foregoing is a true copy of a . declaration now on record in my office. . Witness my hand with the seal of the County Recordsr . bidder for Cash, in front ot the Justice's Court of A. © Niles, on SATURDAY, FEB, 24., 1853, between the hour« of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M,, all the right title and interest of Frank E, Morrill in an : {. J. H. Bostwick, County Recorder in and for said county . HOUSE AND LOT situated near the owag Washington Washington road and near the Crossing of the said Washington roa: jwith the ravine running back of Frisbie’s Theater to Deer Creek, said hous) : . : : 1 : = <xuncertain value of the ground, but to specu-. from that saving is sufficient to render Hospital, he was a fit man to be employed . etter ° pRRivaL.—Among the list of passen~ erg be — — a ies ic nen te emt. ms syeg: ° . a ° > oes ° : . ‘7 ai 4 @ » << Ms Ry i e@ Seconc d 3d, stories of late upon the probabilities of their debtors’) farming in the mountains, wherever it i2 @ case where quick consumption was 4 on the Golden Age, we notice the oo ates Feat Norwich, Ct gk ae . + OR pre tee lho Eire-proof brick buildings ¥ , : i ri HH = : : + ° -{ on Broad street. 1 rooms are Jarge and convenient and honesty. They are forced, from the nature of ean be followed, a safe and lucrative oc. . preying upon the vitals of the State. ea The Billiard ame of Rey. Mr. Hill. Tlis safe Teturn menced erecting a largo ‘eetniliidimank on —= any ere of business, Reply to risceg Cn : : : 7 : : ee * 5° se OMAS oO may be found ¢ i ildi ine their business and of the country, to furnish all . cupation. . The following is the exhibit of the books of} Boley & Brouilette, o ofNevada willfbe a source of gratification . Daniel’s Creek, Marin county. If they arate on i the phe pede i ~ not a which i i ) i : " 5 $ : e : P : _. As T expect to be absent fo time ome I have hich it de the agree of en: Fey There are many men in the mines who gpa sag & # are now fitted up in an the numerous friends whom he won. ¢ver sree ga = gees Bag apis appointed STILMAN THOMAS my Agent. for me and ie procure, @ provisions which suppor 1€ ° : ar. 22, Wm. A. Cornwa $1,568.00 A trust they may, they wi nd a market} ™y 2*me to transact any business that I might do were I : é are fitted by educat aa a ; 7 po, manner. The tables y may, they ] cidlecatrs ae Fe eet miner, and the implements which he wields, this busi “ j oe — aewaM April 3, Wm. M. Stewart, 5,000,00 <.% mee SY oA ‘during his short stay with us last summer. for paper of every material here. The eee ee TONS: Va pA EEL s : i e. +, ie a zs : : OL WL IND. and that too without the least security that ‘ As a my, geryetiaemr cr be hand fe IEE eel onean sai wes as a : PW artixa to Surpriss Her Huspaxp.—The. press of this State, which has contributed) Qrare o# cALtrORNIA. ea ck ec ce they will ever receive any portion of the trea-. Ut success until they are tired of repeatMayp2l, Foote & Aldrich recep A fine lunch is pro¥ ew York correspondent of the Boston Jour. . t? the fortunes of Atlantic mills, will give a District Court ofthe Fourteenth Judicial District of . . ° 4 ”~ ? ’ ’ H r . = i Saat “ . people of the State of California. to John sure which their own money and credit have ed failures. If they would devote their May 31, J. R. Coryell, 1'500.00 night, and ther nal, relates the following incident in relation coe pS pier their hearty support. J neseter, A. G. Bnrnam, R. Porter, Wm. B. Morris, e1 . . 7 17; . r Ny H a as ., .greeting : realized. The balance sheets of our merchants . Wasted energies to the tilling of the earth, pa, . ay ae t 6 seuae Nevada, either a 7g . to & ladypwho, by this time, in all probability, seabin seou are hereby commanded to appear and answer ae MES . : u < . Stewar' ,000, ; > er 2 sh ‘ eS within Ten days after t arvice ef th Felt 1f aereal show the extent to which the credit systerhis' its fruits might change to more gold than cx 5. Foote & Aldritch. 6.000 od dance. , 4s in San] Francisco waiting for the arrival of Founp Dean —Last Saturday, says) i this county, and within Twenty diss rhino aaa * * : ’ ’ ’ ! = 7 N —— , ithi . kha ae tare oa carried, and the spurious bills of sale, an&. they have ever found beneath its surface. July 10, Wharton M. Moore, 1,800,00 wea. We og fher false lord. When he does arrive, he will, . 4, Cudivecsa Clrenicle, Fuwieo Thompcounty aad within this Distriot. snd within Forty days fraudulent transfers of mining claims prodaced . \, PEPIN BON 5 ni V4 see July 21,S.J. May & Co, 300,00 . .. pla ‘doubtless, bg very much, although not particu. con actine as Coroner hgh ate inquest ooucsen eee one Me the Cleck’s in every court of justice, show too plainly SoMETHING IS ALWAYS HAPPENING rons if = R. Lees 598,09 . tisement of 4 glarly agreeably surprised at finding his wife vente: the body of Royal A. Wilkins, for-. fendants for the recovery of $1,916 60, and ier the for car . = Aaa . . ug 16, Louis Blandin hs ty 2 ss : a losure of a certain Mortg ty EF that knavery 13 ee practised to defraud MosT WEEKS.”—This week is a marked “ 29, Alta Cal. print an ‘i column. T Shere in advance of him : merly of Hancock, N. H., who was found in the Plaintiff's complatot Ai opened caalgtal the ereditor of his just dues. That the miners}exception to the general rule. Nary “ 24,H.1. Thornton, Jr , 1000.00 excellent ag “ An incident occurred here last week that . dead in his eabin, on Old Woman’s Gulch. ccommmence ee a Bg aan Fa Fond -_ 2 6 7 e . Si Ke uc a i st y lo tare kd sean. ee “ei —thing has happened that is worthy of note,. It will be seen that’the whole amount of . °22 W@2? og {has mage some talk among the parties who . The deceased, who was creche aegis: souot sett; ak rege a pe gt Np . trustworthy as any community, cannot be. . . ee HRS * ite {5 wait have hdd knowledge of the matter. A lady. the afternoon of the previous day, was. °o*tsof suit, and also « emand of the Court suel othr & a ‘ except a crime or two. No “ awful accithirty thousand dollars hasnot been exnenfi the State of Mai to this city last . . Sed is pray r in his said complaint. questioned ; but it would be fur more satisfac: ‘s . : From me piate of Maine came to this city ast) found dead by his partner, in the evening. . _ In testimony whercof, I, JNO, H. BOSTWICK, Clerk 0 pet ei Yin Sutblin wictes oad then se dents,” not even a broken leg; no ecan-. ded. The enormous sum of five hundred and . courteo week, on her way to California. She had as Intemperance was the immediate cause of tho . Fusrteensh judicial . Dietriet Court, :nforesaid, cto ‘ ’ : 7 1 * : ° ei * : 7 je. knife. ‘T" rOUnTO Set my Impress the Sea aid Court 4 Rei Bae ee dal, no rain, no shooting, no stabbing, no. pinety-eight dollars and twenty-five cents still arms two revolvers and a bowie-knife. The his death He was a blacksmith by trade . this 16th day of January, A.D. 1856. Bs ceiving the credit based upon mining speculathi 4 4 remains in the treasury, a convincing proof conduc fr purchased her a ticket in the Cali: JOUN If. BOSTWICK, Clerk é tions, if the advances made could be secured ; 20t?!98‘ ? that _ . fornia steimer, and she left in the vessel at —The indebted ‘3 By Tuomas P. Hawzey, Deputy. ; a, : Bad time for the item d that the balance has been honestly expended, noon. » Her story is this; A short time since. _,1XDE8T#DNEss.—The indebteduess of San) ss popy istri t upon even the uncertain issue of prospecting ee or the whole would have been taken Por her . aera obtained possession of all her. ancisco since the Ist August is said to be ae etpanty utNerane, PRS Lith, Judicial District operations. In the present position of mat: Dueinw*Glis * beck k h men wealtiféconverted all hpi turn into gold about $105,000. PITT ADAMS ) ters, the effort of the creditor to secure his ee ine ee oe rie then eserted his family, took a ship, and ge rere mE Te So ee debt is always attended with a great expense been favored with an interesting variety . Tue Sworp or rue Lorp anv Gineon. ; ". startell for the land of gold, round Cape Horn.} Faraz Wounp.— The Placer Press} “On reading and filing tho sf lavit of FJ. Dex, Esq. ; i r r AR . W “ee oe eet : : sel for Plaintiff. herein, and i ing to the aa! to himself, and with ruinous sacrifices to the. 0f rows, robberies, thefts, drunkenness, . —Wm. Walker, Filibuster and Ex-Presiee ; je ere i abe ood maby Bays = Seite 2 Berge — ing intaction of the Queak @uatsacrsty A rate ae xe ‘ . _ . 4 pi . i n bove entitled cause cannot be had ni Willi : YY : and fights. emale not Ais wile, . injured and maddened,; wounded at Major Didwell’s ranch during ja : hot be as agaiast Willian . btor, however honest his intentions may be. hci = It would almost afer the . dent, grows pious in his Super Ina : ?. the wife has started after her recreant lord—. the late conflict with the Soolamsuevas B, Morris, and that the Pisintiff hag used due diligence Teld by mere possession, a3 mining claims olidays had come again. Ordinanceletter to Father Heldosiec, Capitular ef the not m love, but from hate--not to recover and Nimsooyas Indians, died at Chico on It is therfore ordered that the services be made upon now are, they are sold under a sheriff's levy. breaking is becomiag an epidemic. Our/Sce of Nicaragna, he renders thanks and Hye) received . oer eat yi eid mene peneet, but to) the morning of the 4th instant, having taone for the perene ooh en the San * : . . * . a % ieee 2 7 j rv stisement—— % i fC ys, in the Nevapa Jeurnat, never bringing anything like their real value,. new police, however, are well skilled in. moralizes as fellows :— of poetical not ode ‘back bus to shoot} hp and his suffered intensely for nearly ten days. Tovnder teas Vilrdenk or ae te Se county of and frequently but a moiety of the labor and : : : ‘sare ° : : F = % Serpent alsa PEP iynt glycol sis 2 : es . ™ oemenges their art and will soon get the disease unIt is very acceptable for me to hear that th eof them. companion. Wind, weather = steam permit: MARRIED. a5 aise SEARLS, District Judge y expended pon them. if such debts, . der control. authority of the Church will be used in fay dfwe had inting the lady will reach California some time} ~~ J. H. BOSTWICK. Clerk “wy? could be secured without the ruinous expense lh eee DL of the existing government. Without the ¢ But others of . i2 dvance ef her absconding rang ete. ee, ade ee am ee By puouas P. Hawner, Depaty. * “ Sr 2 ne r. y, 5. LD ut, J : +y BY., —3m of an attachment, if there were a property or. Tue Expresses.—Langton & Co , and . of religious sentiments and religious teac Rcabtel depay (acct due a -_ Scleneng . Miss EMMA, daughter of Wm. P. Norman, recenily’ of u ee iuterest in mining claims, sufficient to become/the Pacific, have favored us with abunof aud te eee en rs he uzion,that we} shakes the wrath ome of her, the meeting will pasok Sime i vase ae themes esate ; social an ‘ 4 4 N EXECU N to me directed is ee subject of a mortgage attached to the dance of exchanges during the past week. . litical organization. : p that we will not be -_ the most conjugal that can be TAKEN UP. B et nom the Cloek’s office of the District Court in . thie » j ts ; f . + z y of Nevada in favor o osmas L. Baldwin oe indebtedness accrued,. Qur thanks to them, and to Hamlin of} He declareth himself a Soldier of theG F theournal. . NBABINe von Thursday, January 10th, 1850, 1 Roam California . 204 Against George Foster and Wm Allen dated January this vast system of personal credit would give the “New Book Store”? for th t The o inions for which I bh ents that the Fe aae eee ee oe ae MARE and 1 Sorrel MULE, The owners are requested to vc erg ban par ao gs pone — a isa os : . Ds oO } Dollars. + with interest on the sum way to one of more stability, to such securidelivery of the fan F . ie 4 Stiteredne are, I firmly believe, legitiva mamore proper Lt at Goro Hitt.— We learn the ball wavbvass tceeee Sag charges, otherwise they . of 577.00 from the 10th day of December, A 1.1855, at ties as the Legislature of the State might prox ee een Weeklies. ductions from the doctrine of the Ing f givén at Mr. Jobe's on the 8th instant was CLEMENTS & ALDRICH, sult taxed of $9100 dations Sugesmeied eeanemh steed a <a . ‘f 56 ere sa je . vide upon interests now held by no tenure, and} Goon Suootine.—At a shooting match Redeemer. edi one of the finest of the season, and was graced . _Nevada, January 14, 1856. sania 107 wit ant the righ tik pry einen 0 Ge na ” * . . ’ se . +r\F Pp he Brig, of aC known to no law. in rear of Young America Saloon ie JackHe pudteth his trust in the God of, late-Massaby the presence of many fair ladies, and a DECLARATION NOTICE. poten ee a we son rage tiene en Amer t A J z . We . e ican Hill, Nevada Town and County, and known as tho We would not be understood to advocate) son, last week, Sheriff Dunham, out of. and hinteth Jocosely at “ prin, gee in its an+. goodly number of gentlemen. a gry sy tenet Montgomery, . Hydraulic cluims—alsoall the interest. of Wm Allen. in i in. seven shots, hit hi k si i : 7 fmatown, a son _, Wife of 5.5. Mon 1 ii aD y ime 17 . 2nd to the Whig Gig Claims situated in Nevada Town and the creation of an estate of absolute ownership . ots, bit his mark six times, kill-. In God I put my trust for the sue , : page ke i ge ge 6 oo pe erat Seep County, on Gold Flat. Alsoall the right, title and interes: : os Fy 4 ij =d y = = ’ cs ° : rivileges “ ‘ 7 in mining grouud. This, our State Legisla-. ing eaeh time with a Colt’s revolver, at. cause in which I have embarked, ” NotwithintxG.--Extensive preparations have been . 0) tn} Dente Oe Pevmen to transact business in their .Gurcias, anes ie rgtenh gnc pepo ek ra . . OD or . Se ee : . : ~ f ront of the Sher ve% not if they could. But we are in favor of the . c Ww “ The Lord ts on his side ; ould Mhve suspected! Three tunnels have been put into the hill runhereafler tccarry on od badness, of! eared ba mon. 3 ruary, AD. 1856,02 PAM, ne th day of Fes a NINE.— ez : ei . ing a ani y siv ? ) passage of some law which will render this class . e — nd aie the other day a Sear what man shall do u such irregularity. ning from 200 to 400 feet, which promise and oh etn own account—also all business directly per. a 7th day of January A . of property subject to effectual incumbrence . autiful manzanita cane which was preWithout his aid all human e is tn’ fount something rich when water can be obtained for efunples satetacees mane on cals Raita Gee ack Attest W. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff, as Quarts cluims now are. The power of the. sented to a gentleman of eur acquaintance. railing ; but with His divine 1484, ‘‘a. Pashiog5 : wie a Tegislature to pass such a law cannot be ques-. by an appreciative friend. May such Pg : tees over a legion: ed fo < £3 SBme few companies at the above place uary. A D 1835. 3 TEL. A. MONTGOMERY. ee —* 8 Sale. # a i . . v oh a . : a nee P STATE TAL 2 = tioned, nor can its beneficial effects be doubted. . friends increase, and may that particular pons eth the prayers of ge *0F © 2 . havg been recently engaged in prospecting for tape: FOL ee Bavana Court. . }ss " : . 5 Rae it gs * i h bars 0,a i in-. STATE LIFORNIA, Connty of Nevada.—On this TE of an Execution to mo deli ft isbned Tt would establish a credit anticipating the ‘friend never weary of well-doing. ca Fig tee Lae sorting a 820, 2! quant, and have met with such SUCCESS OS iN. tN day of January A D. 1836. personally appeared before . [from the toartor Ac. Mics, pg ses The undug gold, a faith in the mines that would . -citaoti of * Holy Chorch : , up here} guces them to believe there are extensive leads . me . . P. Vanfiagan n Notary Public. in and for the Coun. . tice of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid, bearinz i ’ ‘ j . “1s get ae en , and Tot being in the Township .] 4s x ee a_i resa' reto ed, 856. Nevae kK a ‘a « See ee te Smt ete by a aga needigioss hc sn ho beginsing very likely, he will stand@ vious the Same com : s t ee TH ROSTWwick, econ waaay te aug hares I got te vo: been a ic F : i ‘to yi Fe z . 5 t.—-Th ramen to : ; ~ Judgment, costs, and accraing cost present Legislature. We hope that amid the . to yield now that water can be had. ? Me Vaud eighty ‘0 _AL Retr, TRIO e sac . By T.Evrarp Brax, Deputy. janl8—3w 5 J. L. BROWN, Constable = 7 é = * $e claims of Senatorial aspirants, and the multi ; BG An editor remarks that some one has tude of appropriation bills, the interests of the . written on the art of making one happy withmining portion of the State will mot be unont money, and says he is in an excellent con: ae 'd'tion to be experimented npon ! & martyr’s crown. powder and the Dlessin Chureh, our hero goes ff and to conquer, ; R. Crawford, one of the} Who returued by the last; 7. on Thursday on an old} Prder’s Court for disturb: . NOTICE. LL Persons indebted to me are hereby cautioned ag@iRst paying a person who has previously acted as my agent, Jan 15, 1851. M. MICHELSEN; Nevada, January 17, 1856—tds FOUND. Sin te be sioler a GOLD WATCH. CHAIN AND bD KEY. Apply to WILLIAMSON & DAWLEY, — $8-2%