June 12, 1857 (4 pages)

THE NEVADA JOURNAT “NGL. 7. NO. .4. Che Aebada Journal. PUBLISHED BY . ee aoe E. G. WAITE. , P. BROWN. STREET. SESE OFFICE—No, —_EO OO 46 MATIN TERMS: Business Cards. STANTON BUCKNER c. BUCKNER & HILL, OFFICE IN KELSEY’S BUILDING, SECOND FLOOE Commercial street, Nevada. AVING associated themselves together in the practice of the Law, will attend promptly to all business confided to their care in Nevada and adjoining counties. _Nev yada, July 18 1856-tf Jas.c HU R(¢ HMAN. W.H MAR TIN. Churchman & Martin, Counseilors & Attorneys at Law, ALBAN’'S BUILDING BROAD STREET, feb27 VADA . was issued and upon what claim, and its amount; and sca ACIDE NNSA USS Ta ee ea aa aye yyiar . HOne Of the claims herein specitied shall be liquidated or rs SPE AR H. I THORNTON. paid but in th 1 ’ provided 5 4 } pate art i € mar oa 2rein pre nies spear & Thornton, . See 4. ‘The sum of one thousand s is hereby ap_ . propriated out of any r sury not otr Counsellors and Puree ys at Law i priated to p » that may be inDOWNIEVILLFE, CALIFORNIA. j curred by the ‘Freasurer in dl bonds prepared, TILL PRACTICE in 3 ourts of the Fourteenth . b&t the Controller shall n is warrant on the . W Judici et and the Supreme Court. Downie al Dist T.B. MC McFARLAND & } FARLAND, NIL I Ss Riley’s Brick build1 Counselors at Law. 2 and Broad Stre Attorneys ing Cor P THOMAS Attorney and Stiod ha Office—Kelsey’s brick, C HAWLEY, at Law, N vada ‘ommercial street, ik Sargent, and omens ettor at Law. Attorney OFFICE—Kidd & 1 Knox's jing, Broad Street 3.RMCONNELL OS™” W. M, STEWART McCONNELL STEWART, Attorneys and C ounsellors at Law. Will prac ce i ts of the L4th Judiciol District, and in v E OF id's Bl k. up st aug®-tf D. BELDEN G. W. YANT. Beiden & Yant, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. . Alban’s Brick Building, corner of Broad and Pine streets . NEVAD THOMAS P. HAWLEY, NOTARY PUBLIC Kelsey’s building, ada. Office with Buckner & Hill, Commercial street, ae A. SARGE NT, Notary Public, Office—Kidd & Knox's Building, Broad Street. AMBLE, PUBLIC, STREET, NEVADA JNO. L.G NOTARY RILEY'S BUILDING, BROAD vada, 27, 1e57-tf “—f, ELLARD BEANS, Notary Public, No. 52 Broad Street, Nevada John Anderson, Justice of the Peace, rd vada. R. Mt. Hunt, W. D. PHYSICIAN. AND SURGEON, ¢ Drug Store, ( rial st iE aes ceoee c Hotel. Office—A few d yall a Beans & Co., « Tumt, Vi. BD. OFFICE—IN DEN’S ROC mM NO. 1. (UY nuda Aug. 8 1 7 Stairs.) MAIN STREET. i. WILLIAMSON. LN. DAWLEY WILLIAMSON & DAWLEY, BANKERS, fHEIR OLD SPAND, 30 MAIN STREET, NE¥ADA Highest Price paid for Gold Dust. IY Gity Cor ; 5 Gold Dust sent to Bu » Atlantic scenes ore AT Scrip sent to th 1ited Siates Mint, San Francisco ns THOVWAS VARSEE, & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, MAIN STREET, ABOVE (COMMERCIAL, NEVADA CITY. fe SIGN 20-1 A.ROGERS, ‘J. M. HAMILTON, H. >. COYE ROGERS, HAMILTON & Co General Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Stsel, Window Glass, Oils, Camphene, Powder, Fuse, Cor dage, Tackle, Blocks, &c. at their old stand, Wo. 27 MAIN STREET, Nevada, Aug. 15—tf Ww. You? N&, FACTURING JEWELER, WATCHMAKER AND DEALER IN Re fe All kinds of Fine Watchas, ome DIAMOND WORK & CUTLERY, Qicey Old stand—Commercial street, Nevada —Aug 8 tf oP2 DAVIS, NS Vi TF RH the subscriber has again es NG STREET, in the rear he will prosecute his MANU GI } aving survived the fire, tablished himself on SPR of the 5 busine Rifles and Shot ¢ Guns key Pistols, Powder, Shot, Le ad, Flasks, Powder Horns, &c. &c Guns apd Pistols repaired and pu est Notice. Havin superior L. he ture any part of ma which may be Yew Rifles made to order. er at the short can manufac desired. o24-tf F. M ANSE LL, and Ornamental Painter, led to, andin the best style la. augs-tf Th rr sign Aii work promptly a theart. Pine street, N John L. Gamble, Surveyor of Mining Claims, Ranches, &e. J R. GAMBLE, late Deputy County Sur or, would j N inform his frien is throughout the Con that he = apt. John Day, and th has left the office of ‘ ready to reeeive any orde ‘tifie nature, and can show his creden‘: plished E ror Sarvey« or. = THAYER, . Attorney at Law, Nevada City, street. Orrice—Over Critenden’s store, Maia April3—3m* : Rs nee EF. SCHOTTE Assay Office, No. 30 At Willi son & Dawley’s Bar OLD DUs fevery < on assayed G promptly and retur made in from six to twenty Your} urs I guarantee 1 enc ces that ina ise in the same, W *of the 1’. 5. Mints. ree Reics to any of the Gold Dust Buyers of Nevada dit y 16—tf — ts vicinity Bills of Fare and Cc irculars!)Printed in fine style and Very Cheap, AT THIS OFFICE. RUDOLPH, : Pacer . 4 . NO. COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA. WILSON HILL . oni, BRICK BUILNING, . c States and transact a . Nevada’ in st., T } ar th St da . . } . al parts of ahu the sasuyer may is. sue certificate tional parts not bonded, . . which said cer trausferr lentitled . to be funded as bef 1. The Treasurer shall . ¢ . endorse on the back ived and liqui . the t the and . . pli } bo ful to T . and 1 suitable bonds of the State of California, . 2 the sum of three millions nine hundred ! ean dollars, bearing interest at the rate of seven . perce ~ per annum f m the date of t ‘ir issue, pay: able . . at the State Treasurer's offiee, on the first day of July, . one thousand eight hundred and seve nty seven; the in. each bond, so that they m or mutilat 2 “Said coupons, cons ecutively numb d, shall be ed by the Treasurer of State. 3 3Ft shall t e duty of the Treasurer and . Controller of State each to Keep a separate rect rd of . all such bonds as may be issued, showing the number, Trea fora less sum than five he id inter a misde Legal Advextisements. Published Be Sithocus AN ACT 0 provide for Paying certain Equitable Claims against the State of California, and to contracta Funded Debt for that purpose. he People of the State of California, represented in Senate and A3s2embly, go enact as follows; SEeTION 1 For the purpose of liquidating, funding eying the claims against the State of California, uafte r specitied, the ‘Treasurer of State shall cause aceruing on said bonds offiee of the and of shall be due and payable . Treasurer of State, on the first day of Provided, That the be made before the and eight hundred and e signed by the Governor, Controlie1, and endorsed by nine. Said be ountersigne Treasurer ¢ ate affixed theret See 2. G@oupens for the interest sh ad e by the St ite, and shall have the seal of the nall be attached to ed without injury te and amount of each bond, and to whom the same “ury for this amount until there is money therein to same All persons having any of the claims against of California, entitled to be fun ied, sh all, upon the ssentati in ex é fornia, provit led tor in no bond shal I be issued lollars > there theS t For the ayment ‘ipal and inte eo st of th twenty years of the ued under this Act, bonds a nner as ate tas 5. G. within e bon nary & t ch one hundred dol and pers¢ fund derived from this ed exclusively to th nds herein bonds issued u neglect by Su Visors lect the taxes imposed by this Act d the person or ) est on the retusal or levy or ¢ ! t, 6 ull be . persons convicted . prayed. . or if out of this Stat NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 12, 1857. Summons. Qt ATE OF CALIFORNIA—County of N WO trict Sort of the Fourteenth Judicial District o The pred of the State of California, to George C. Pitch—Greeting; You are hereby summoned to appear and answer the complaint af William Landgraff, filed against you and Edward Williams, within ten days from the service of this Writ, if served on you in this county, within twenty days if served on youin this District and out of this county, and within forty days if served on you in this State and out of this district, in an action commenced on the Sth day of March, 1857, in said Court, for the recovery of Five Hundred Dollars, together With interest thereon at the rate of three per cent per month, from the 30th day of June, A. D., 1856, as srayed for ihe complaint of plaintiff, now on file in the office the (lerk of the District Court aforeand for such other and further relief as is therein And youare hereby notified tuat if you fail te answer said complaint as herein directed, Plaintiff will take judgmentagainst you therefor by default, together with all costs of suit, and also demand of the Court such other relief is prayed for in his said complaint. imony whereot I, JNO. H. BOSTWICK, Clerk ofthe District Court, do hereunto set my hand and innpress the sez 4 Court, this 20th day of May, A. D. 1857. sy order of the Court. said J.H. BOSTWICK, Clerk sy Wm. Smith, D.C. A. A. Sarzent, Attorney for Plainti May STATE OF CAL IFORAI ra COUNTY OF N N the District Court of the 14th dicial Dis CATHARINE BIGELOW, Plainttff, v8 ZENA®S BIGELOW Defendant. Action brought in the District Court of the Mth Judi cial District, and the Complaint filed in the county of Nevadain the office of District Court. nia, send Greeting : hereby requ 1 to ap inst you by the ove nan ot the Mth Judicial Disnty of Neva and to answ » Copy of which aceom ) wv vithin ten days, (exelusive of the day of r the service on you of this summons—if is ( y; served out of this County, fudicisi District, within fwenty days; then within forry days—or default will be for a decree of divorge from in trigt, comp in ninet 1erefor the bonds of matrimony existing between pl'ff and def’t, as prayed for in the ——s of pl'ff this day filed in taken ag st you the office of the Clerk of said Court, and for such other as is therein prayed for, a certified y of which is herewith serv and if you fail to ap1 answer the said ( plaint as above required, tiff will take jud nt against you by default Given under my handand the seal of the District . ( 8 ) Court of the Mth Judicial District, this 9th 40 ©) day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty seven. J. HBOsT WICK, Clerk. By WM. SMITH, Deputy Clerk. . . District Court, 14th Judicial District, for Nevada Count y, California, ATHE — BIGELOW, AS BIGELOW. ppearing to my n aud accompanying > ent d case has z lefend ction from the fore t that the pls 1 cause of ac ‘low, the isfi ping pe-iffin the mm against nid defend that publi summons be had a id Zenas Bigelow in the Nevada Joernal for dof three months, and that a copy of said sumnons and complaint be deposited in the’ Nevada City vost office, directed to the said Zenas Bigelow, at Chick. . asaw, Iowa. Given under my hand, this 9th day of May, NILES SI A. D. 1857. Sevada—Dis7 the . CITY DRUG STORE. Number 32 Main Street, Nevada, California. HE undersigned has on hand and 1s constantly receivinga lar ge and fresh invoice of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, € amphene, Brushes, S$ irits Turpentine, Alcohol, Trusses. Shoulder Braces, Abdominal Supporters, &c. &e. Also alarge stock of Patent Medicines, consisting in part of the following articles : For Coughs and Colds, John P. Bull’s Pectoral Balsam ! Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Jane's Expectorant. Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry. Wistar’s Cough Lozenges Divine’s Cough Lozenges. Sarparillas—Bull’s Sarsaparilla, Sand’s Sarsapariila. Townsend's Sarsaparilla, Guysott’s Sarsaparilla. Jayne's Alterative. Fever and Ague Cure—Rhodes’ Fever and Ague Cure. Osgood’s Cholagogue. Liniments—‘ hase Lintment. Broggs’ Mustang Liniment. Davis Pain Killer. Hnnt’s LinimentRadway’s Ready Relief. American Horse Liniment. Bowman Ointment, Ointments—nally’s Pain Extractor. Green Mountain Ointment. Holloway's Oin Hebler Ointment. Sibley’s Pill Gir Russia Salve, &e. &c. Jaynes’ Vernrs McLane’s Vermifuge. ; Pahnstock’s Vormiruge. Thompson's Eye Water. Greefenberg Eye Lotion. Pettit’s Eye Salve Balm Thousand Flowers. Lubin’s Extracts, Bazins & Farina Cologne, Penand Pomade, Rose Water. Lavender Water, Orange Flour Water, Florida Water, Bay Rum Fancy Articles, Hair, and Shaving Brushes, vent for the following articl ment. nent. Tooth Nai of all kinds Hostetters, Gregory's, German Tonic, Hnffersa ombs, Soaps nd Bull's parilla Bitters. Balm of Thousand Flowers, Bull's villa, Dr. Sohn P. Bull's Pectoral Balsam. Guyla, and R Fever and Ague Cure. My st » andthe assortment eomplete which price Warran Or atthe LOWEST market > careft packed and on bothiA quality and price. for CASH ted to gives ders frem the cou solicited Family Medicines fully prepared by myself and prescription put up in the best manner and at prices. If you want goods in myline give me a call, prepared to sell both wholesale and retailat VER¥Y LOW -RICES oe JOHN LARK, Wholes Main treet, Neva Nevada, AMERIC Geo. E. T wil 17th, 1857 AN EXCHANGE. ‘OWNSON, Proprieror. The und ned would respectfully inforin his fr and the old us of the . 5 = ve named Hon that he is prepared to . ‘commodate them in a better style than ¢ ther He ain Main, Washington and C ommerci: il sts. se in the mount at the junction of The House is new and the en spared to make the Best and most Complete Hot ise in the City. Combining e ance with cor rt, itoffers accom da . tions for the anent ort ient boarders tt be surpassed in the State. The central po House oeeu s renders it desirable as a while all » stages of the ( ifornia St De startin; : ir abli hi nent, makes it hig ut rs. The Restaurant Is under my char gage 1 San Fra busir I will gu . es % rict Judge. pes in the e See . State of California, County « Sec. 7. W1 on toi ace H. Bostwick, Clerk in any year, the vucaib' “ares pred Judi Jistrict, in and for sz rest, as hereinbefore prov . SE 6, as He fy that the fo: jing isa true n order for the . and dollars or more, it shail be the dt ity of the Treasurer rhe slic a ve of sumn ~ ‘ made ix above tled cause to advertise,for the space of one week, in one daily newsj now on file Witsias i Aer pO sl ofthe District . . babes published in English, in the y of New York, . Cb. Se) a piles Sn ae Oth ¢ 7 oie 4 i. . er sah ae as , hed in . 1857, J. ISTWICK, Clerk D.C on Wa. SmiTH, Dep. maylo-3m j ab be drawn . of unt of ¢ I red in such adv for pay and om the expi in in oe . ts, shall lation w h publica Ul draw no » bonds re to the under this Act, » be ty th mut to become du at least one month the interest ver,in . y to discharg ve . 2 _ FASHION AS S ARG 3 SOL. KORL MAN, iseied = CLOTHING iAndGents F ur rishi omforters and Blue, dthat thea rs can always be found to sell cheap and to a eall. 15-tf J B. NEWMAN R. M ae AY. ebiok Newman & Co. Wh ale and Retail Dealers in NABLE CLOTHING, AND Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods! -. Pine Street, between Broad & Commercial. RE NOW RECEIVING and just opening a well se lected, complete y . Sec. 10. It shall be the duty of th Te a Bee are Sem een Ok Cea . troller to attend, at least once in sane rouse, 2 Oresning. toon rhich they pariicularly : shine agai yen cgil the attention of the citiz f Nevada county and ww is surrounding country. Consisti n part of ved by the . lack iB = : Fine ck aid Blue Frock ats. over Cc ere Business Coat to prevent th Sapir pags sang eran ‘assi > ae ab swetae : FineBlack, Blue and Fancy Cassimere Pants, to stae Sane eukon, gether with every icle (totedious to mention) apper. i . . . . . . 1 me . or an . . th . tic j {A . w th di tled to be recei 7 . We fi rsement of the probe caneeled by . faction. . unceasin } render « ning to that line and us ually found in a similar estab: nt In fine Goods we have aLarge Stock, well made and of a better cut than has heretofore broi 0 this market ‘r ourselves, that we possess allthe elements in . point of long residence, thorough systematic business . habit id particularly knowing the wants of this market will be enabled fromtime to time to render entire satisIn short, neither time, attention, expense and g efforts to accommodate all will be spared to house second to none in the mountains in point J of quality, price, &c. & ne Fe r *n and in . ge ep ‘ an warrants, and p -. Onur prices shall be the lowest and uniform. =" rroved Jan foe" We ask a call and we guarantee to render proof of . y any Cc jed in the . t meniione ded from . the bene Third, Just . t z ior to Janua ‘may be d and audited by And if rer of State ‘on claims not he it shall be deemed ar as provided in rein spec demeanor, and ection 6 of this Ac t, ! may be re. be issued not afterented for funding p Sec. 13ll take effect on the fir: of . st day except . nmediately. tte a to the peor ple of . e State for rite or Debt e inst the same on their ballots the words “ t ave print ate the Debt.” Sec 15. The votes cast for and against this Act deel shall aired, in as votes . ata . . . } . ' ‘ . . . LL persons i! as the St . pear at the . } SATURDAY, ROGERS & HALL Nevada, Ay 1857 4 . just received and for sale EA VS & CO. 52 Broad Sz. ORZ STARCH. just received, and f orsale by } T. ELLARD BEANS & Co.5,2 Broad Street. RIED BEEF, just reeeived, and for sale by T. ELLARD BEANS ¥ Co. 52 Broad Seren —— Gentlemens’ , March 20, 18 S Furru. “‘[S57. A. Buock. ONE PRICE CLOTHING WAREMOUSE! Cor.Commercial & Pine streets, Nevada. 4 eee A. BLOCK & Co. AVE NOW ON HAND and are in constant receipt of a large and varied assortment of Ready-Made Clothing ! AND Furnishing Goods. Fashionable Consist in part as follows : Coats, siness Coats: Cloth and Fancy c : yles of Overcoats ; Cloth and kc ng nap Taimas Blue Pilot and Beaver Monkey Jackets; Fine black cloth Frock Coats; Goto mixed ca ere oats. Vests, Black Silk Velvet Vests (latest style;) Biack figured Silk, rere end Sat Fancy and plain Ca re Vests. in Vests Plain atid f Plainan Black D. Twe Da Sill ; White and G ts and Drawers ; Flannel, Chee z k Shirts. ‘Hats. Biack. Brown and Peérl French Hats; vn and Pearl Wool Hats Blankets, and Gray Blank hite, Blue, Red Domestic. s brown and bleached Sheetings ; Ww se ur ether with a large assortment of FU KN ISHING GOQDS In endless variety. Rubber Goods. latest improvement. ber Coats with Capes. r Jackets. short—Hat Covers, &c., solc ces. Cal]l and ex ack and white R Rat ber Gloves long wholesale and retail at the lowest pri amine_our stock. i BLOCE & CO. . Nevada, January 2, 1897.—tf AS EVER! THE BAR. GEO. LEWIS & WM. WALKER, Have taken the Bar wl tl keep the best Wines, Liquors,&e, &c. . . To be found in th tate. They hope by striving to please . Nto merita sf Lodging a als Depar imem t. anand comfort able W ( ODS _ . Patent Improved Seif-Feeding SHINGLE nA Cc Be Es INT FE . d ieee f those i te INGLE S, and the tfully invit lence that ution will be wellas its superi 1e heretofore in us¢ tility as ) » Machir It is constructed on an entire ly NEW PRINCIPLE. mpact. can be readily at . . . . tached to ower, or may be operated by dapted to every cir¢ ance in les and jointing ady for { B ut one-horse } wer to propel ; Machine with suffic ient force to cut One Shingle per . second A large sized Machine can be seen in operation, cor} er of Pine and Spring streets. Ross’ Sash Balanea for bs nd weights, which ¢ sive and cannot be introdueed only at t ing. This invention greatly reduce ancing Sash, is durable nd can be applied to any window. They can be adapted to any frame and at enethird the expense of those now in use. It is an invention by which both the upper and lower S of windows can be raised and lowered with remarkable ease. The upper Sash »perated on simply by moving the lower— rema tationery at the willof the opergtor. The inventign is simple and not jik ely to get out of order. Patents for the State, County ;and the Territory of Oregou and Washingtou for sale WM. SEDGWICK, Agent. . Also agent fi witheut box f ver, expen of buildof bal. e expense } sh Nevada April 10th, 1857. HATS! HATS A. LAMOTT, Collins & Co.,) (Suce or to THE EAG LE HAT Cor J and 2d St. SE IN WANT rticle STORE. Sacramento. of a NEW STYLE OF HAT,a > above n Lima, some of the yer been in the co ntry. Ihave on hana the larg sortment of Hats and Caps ever offered for sale in Californla. My stock mee Otter Hats, Rocky Mountain Beaver Hats Moleskin Hats, Ladies Riding Hats, F rench = American make of Felt Hats, finest Peruvian Hats th: at have ev of all styles, Ny e te assortment, n's we Cc child N. B.—Allkinds of Hat for men’s, youths or ar sand Caps made to order at d to ut OF no sale the shortest notice Wa [= Orders from the co :B80} ou cannot come in your 1 guar ante € satis 22d, 1857—tf CHARLES H. BAIN. con HITE oT AND BUILDER, 16 “A Fresh supply of Groceries and Just received by T ELLARD BE‘ NS co & I am jday, and then came onto this reasonable . be sonia Se oa at any time, and have canoes Che Aedadx Journal. _. Their canoes, some of which Horning, June 12th. sic he eye the —) ~ perfect models 5 of be: luty ; and La Letter from Washington Territorry. O.yympia, W. T., May 12th, 1857 Editor of the Nevada Journal: Sir: Before leaving Nevada I pro-. mised several friends that I would give . them, by letter, such information relaF ridavy . to carry sixty or a side, there is little use them in sailing vessels. in howe ® one armed yessel a = = : P erea suthcient to atiord entire ting to this Territory as I might obtain nun = eee rd entire pr eRe against their ursion and as I ean fulfill the . “= sek PAS ing during my visit, Ty li obligation best by writing one letter for . “Lit iP here is 5 Fy publication in your jourral, I avail my-. There are Y . here who have been in Nevada, me that the winters here cold as in that place. In pleasant. seve self of the opportunity of doing so. made the trip from San Francisco to Ronier, a small place on the Columbia . : : river opposite the . the last winter, which w mouth of the Cow. litz river, in four days, on the steamer the are n fact, i than usual, show lay upon i Commodore, stopping at Cresent City . ground at Olympia only j about fiye hours, arriving at Ronier on eks Phe rainy season is long, \ ever, é @€ quantity of I crossed the Colum} wnd the quant ny (0% Sunday evening. . bia, (at that point about one mile wide,) . ikes the winters less S Peasants }and came to Monticello, about one and . they would be othery Lhe . ] . a half miles from the mouth of the Cownerally through the r rriory are as ea for a ‘icultural ge ah though ilitz. At Monticello I I stopped over one . there are place, . making the trip in three days. ya Seat ele mehe § hie feiny . Living is expensive Nevada. le a ' less 1ere tand is on the here Ronier, you will undez Flour is but hel but small importance, . haps a half a dozen families residing . Oregon s‘de, is a place of no considera. ble 7 oeNae and other home produets, 5 importance, there being but a fey ¥ . families there, Thera is, however, 3 . ta bles, &e., at like low prices. “Janding” and wharf there, and produce . aig imp — business low carri sent down the Cowlitz is taken on. the Territory is the lumber bu board the steamers at that point for San oes bei 2 ly shi the sound to foreien Francisco. Monticello is also a place . ! (‘he tisheries are y: There are, ‘ iver eis . however, several stores there and _per. the Cowlitz landing on horseback, a dis; tance 1s . pose from its apyearance, . atout three hundred sonls in the place. . 1 . “4 . . During the Indian . coming to Olympia, rented smali houses . one of the Commis land removed here for lend of the war. . whole population, exclusive of Indians, and beautifully made, can be pleased . Provisions, . "°” ‘° hve the place. I came from Monticello to} © . tance of about thirty miles, preferring ; . oe ° lsent the want of populatioz to de ito make the trip in this manner rather : of population to. dev ij; the reso es "., 15 s . than to come up the river in a canoe. feast ie ri : ec felt by the inh: From the landing to this place, the ie: . : , : this Unfortunately the press of I came on horseback. about sixty miles; ye . cls. 7 ritory, in order to push up th tance, als } be} now a word about the expense of the . Government to make e¢ pi . trip, (a matter always interesting to} 10n for the protection of peop ry considerable benefit from tion. But I have rarely seen finer prairive ve of this kind is cor ? au thar nh pursuli They stan rotectk >yer suflicfent to bring them to any point on the sound. . if have finest I ever saw a am told that they are often madg large enough seventy warriors each. With twenty-five or thirty paddies on ver, in great dread of steamers, and who tell as much colder . tr: avellers,) and I will give suchinforma} gainst the Indians, and for the pu I ition as I am able as to the country.— . of obtaining appropriations from (¢ From San Francisco to Portland or Ro-/} gress ! the construction of roads, é hier, the Coommodore sd, the last . have exa I the dange i trip, for cabin passage, S40: steerage from Indian diftien! $20. I paid one dollar and a half to be . tent as to make persona abr over brought over Monticello in a skiff; . timate the obstacles to a { six dollars for a horse from Monticello . tlement ef the S l n ito the Cowlitz landing, and ten dollars . ces arily be a ran r,-a . for a horse from the landing to ( Nympia. make the eo » lone fi There are several fine far on the} one insertion, you must make two of . Cowlitz, between the landing and Mon. I set = such facts as oecur ton . ticello, and there are many from the . and such as I ll be of inter ‘landing on, for thirty or forty miles to-. to those “ie desi formation res} wards Olympia. Nearer to Olympi . ing the country, without much ref . the open or prairie lands are more gray. ence to order, in s ct . elly and not so well suited for eultiva. The people here are expecting to d rie lands, or better cultivated farms than . payment by the General Government of . . Me 99 1.3 ry along the Cowlitz and up forty miles} the “Indian war debt,” so called. The } amount . this side the landing. now due the inhal I was disappointed in finding Olympia . Territory for services as voli as small a place as it is, in the way of . for —— during the war, is supp The town has a pleasant . population. appearance, is situated on a very tolera—nearly twice as death bein ble site for a village, and one would sup. to the inhabitants of Oregon. should a population of six or seven hundred ; been issued for this Quarter and Congress has recognised the ve have . 4) Ss of the Master but there are not in reality more than ne yt as ty of the claims, (though ointing the a la number of persons left their claims, and . difficulties. . arcounts) by ap} rge sioners to examine amounts. the o ser tant of Oregon, and ther . coast, and safety, until the Army officers, ine on Now for a few matters of general in. familiar with . allowa of the country, will terest in relation to the Territory. it is hoped nees be mad o 2 . . . . does not amount to more than from four . Commission is now in sessi¢ saen to five thousand persons, The Indian . hoped that without some very decided advant: ges . thousand soulsis certain >a pretty thing. A word about and then fo are offered by the General Government . ty of but very slow, and . The old formerly in force in Ore-. and Ter {to induce emigration, the increase the popul . population must be r Other matter for the present inconsiderable. I have ee in several new {donation law ritories, and know himself iu the acquisition of lands. . Happily, th . which gene e difficultis with the Indi-. Here, in Olympia, The © ae Bakery ¢4. Boarding House } Mats STREET. HUMPHREYS.PROPRIETOR o. 20 JACOBS & Board and L Board witt ingle Me two a t t an appront difficulties have been such that emigra-. lowed during the next session of ( tion has not only entirely ceased, but . gress to meet the demands. very many persons, formerly residents,. Well, a million of dollars distribu . have actually left the Territory ; and] among a popul of less than { three Commis the necessities . . ¢on and this Territory, by which actual . frontier life, but no where else in a n isettlers having families obtained six . Territory, have I seen a people so ¢ hundred and forty acres of lJand, by a erally intelligent, orderly, and pn four years residence, having expired by . ing so much for the future of a country its own limitation, the settler has only . You look in vain for dissipation, i the pre-emption law of which to avail! ness, or any of the vices or « us 1ans belonging to this Territory seem. lege of meeting not only ihe prin . been satisfactorily settled,. merchants and . men of and the inhabitants have no fears lace, but al iting several { cept from the northern Indians, s: l s, and I have met no better soci These northern indi : yr t re. There are schools, h the Russian and British Posses s—. most excellently conducted } . are very numerou — Ver! int I ent teachers, and the peopic t j and fight like devils. They are equal-. understand, sufficient interest in the . ly et to the American. igs and . ject of education io see that the tea . to the Sound Indians—and the only . ers are well paid. tat tat . sure means of kee ping them in check. [ should have s The above Hous emperance . seems to be to keep an armed steamer population of Olympia is, it is the principles, nd w ight at 11 o'clock. } : } x = he Bakery will alway d with Bread of all . const tantly on the waters of the sonnd. est town or village in kind Wheat, Gr n Brown Bread. id = ‘ a ae Pye Pound, § of all kinds, made . ly suppose from information which I The town of Vancouver to ord ast notice of C akes and . = e “ . j 1: « ’ ae Pies alwaysonhand. Confectionary of all kinds, . have received here, and which I sup-. Columbia river, about six LCE CREAM {. And Temperance Refreshments. i Nevada, April 2 24, 1857, feb @ the Willamette river, is the place in the Territory, pose to be reliable, that they could un > next j s . ter three thousand well armed warriors having orees ilidth s1oners 1S an inhabily rather a pretyn . exclusive hundre d Strissocoom, Mues «rom this a grown lave nun bout one i y nave 1 a's i150 al Yea lie, Sifuated ) nh tin TI < 8) 1 the izore 4 ‘ , ri NY } ing tO return to iNeC¥é 2 nN { } 6S you, but i tn t 1 1 “Ei 1 wit if it itera l ) 1 ac here, t hn ! \ Irom memory atter ret a 1 remain here, I will : ava send herewith to y« Ol; 5 g pal } OK i A. A VEGETABLE SERPENT.—A ne tion of nat being IN t l ve e lif . pel Ith a } } ing Kk ot t } y d lf on s ped, and il é ik tL — lies nd ot! il t ( 1 } ° the smell of the jwee, en into q Lov here t ( Y t ttail si Che 1 ive tray i } res * port 3 n i d are I « ( Ing { 2 ¢ } i licious té \ !—] a) { ae i 3 h te s 1 i An ai ] if a > 1 7 be t i { i 3 T } ] . 1 al > ’ 1Y i It 1 ’ 1 e e i . i _— x 1 Pp ur 1 yi i 1 ’ . \ H ( c 1 \ 1 } j a i 1 ¢ 4 er " i , ’ ( . lin the . . il t 3 , ure€ 1; ; Lis t >in his hot be ‘ = 7 mpriso { vw her } ) ¢ } t L 3 ( i re y it > 0 ul \ . n ‘ ly { ‘ t H was—tne i . 1 mark it ( men—t} : . power--% . sen — i ] ( i y } 1 ¢ ho 1 he . f i} ! 4 t ’ ‘ c ( l i < t ado t} In i ( pn eauk f tea 0 = 1 h 1 S ( i rl . VJ ood 17 “ 2 At . 1 ] ss : ‘ ic c ¥ AT il i x ' e to Nf . Ih t ¢ + ) . 1 1 ] Li of . ie ‘ ry " r\ 1a } ei Py t i { ] Pp » it re m¢ , j . ’ V Chi i } i t ( pia Int \ i 4 7 ‘ a L—A 1 ‘ : a {LOC Hot spell 2) ae C . j B SP.—‘*"a y e ni ‘ i id lor you?’ Kem seme

THE NEVADA JOURNAT “NGL. 7.. NO. .4. Che Aebada Journal. PUBLISHED BY . ee aoe E. G. WAITE. , P. BROWN. STREET. SESE OFFICE—No, —_EO OO 46 MATIN TERMS: Business Cards. STANTON BUCKNER c. BUCKNER & HILL, OFFICE IN KELSEY’S BUILDING, SECOND FLOOE Commercial street, Nevada. AVING associated themselves together in the practice of the Law, will attend promptly to all business confided to their care in Nevada and adjoining counties. _Nev yada, July 18 1856-tf Jas.c HU R(¢ HMAN. W.H MAR TIN. Churchman & Martin, Counseilors & Attorneys at Law, ALBAN’'S BUILDING BROAD STREET, feb27 VADA . was issued and upon what claim, and its amount; and sca ACIDE NNSA USS Ta ee ea aa aye yyiar . HOne Of the claims herein specitied shall be liquidated or rs SPE AR H. I THORNTON. paid but in th 1 ’ provided 5 4 } pate art i € mar oa 2rein pre nies spear & Thornton, . See 4. ‘The sum of one thousand s is hereby ap_ . propriated out of any r sury not otr Counsellors and Puree ys at Law i priated to p » that may be inDOWNIEVILLFE, CALIFORNIA. j curred by the ‘Freasurer in dl bonds prepared, TILL PRACTICE in 3 ourts of the Fourteenth . b&t the Controller shall n is warrant on the . W Judici et and the Supreme Court. Downie al Dist T.B. MC McFARLAND & } FARLAND, NIL I Ss Riley’s Brick build1 Counselors at Law. 2 and Broad Stre Attorneys ing Cor P THOMAS Attorney and Stiod ha Office—Kelsey’s brick, C HAWLEY, at Law, N vada ‘ommercial street, ik Sargent, and omens ettor at Law. Attorney OFFICE—Kidd & 1 Knox's jing, Broad Street 3.RMCONNELL OS™” W. M, STEWART McCONNELL STEWART, Attorneys and C ounsellors at Law. Will prac ce i ts of the L4th Judiciol District, and in v E OF id's Bl k. up st aug®-tf D. BELDEN G. W. YANT. Beiden & Yant, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. . Alban’s Brick Building, corner of Broad and Pine streets . NEVAD THOMAS P. HAWLEY, NOTARY PUBLIC Kelsey’s building, ada. Office with Buckner & Hill, Commercial street, ae A. SARGE NT, Notary Public, Office—Kidd & Knox's Building, Broad Street. AMBLE, PUBLIC, STREET, NEVADA JNO. L.G NOTARY RILEY'S BUILDING, BROAD vada, 27, 1e57-tf “—f, ELLARD BEANS, Notary Public, No. 52 Broad Street, Nevada John Anderson, Justice of the Peace, rd vada. R. Mt. Hunt, W. D. PHYSICIAN. AND SURGEON, ¢ Drug Store, ( rial st iE aes ceoee c Hotel. Office—A few d yall a Beans & Co., « Tumt, Vi. BD. OFFICE—IN DEN’S ROC mM NO. 1. (UY nuda Aug. 8 1 7 Stairs.) MAIN STREET. i. WILLIAMSON. LN. DAWLEY WILLIAMSON & DAWLEY, BANKERS, fHEIR OLD SPAND, 30 MAIN STREET, NE¥ADA Highest Price paid for Gold Dust. IY Gity Cor ; 5 Gold Dust sent to Bu » Atlantic scenes ore AT Scrip sent to th 1ited Siates Mint, San Francisco ns THOVWAS VARSEE, & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, MAIN STREET, ABOVE (COMMERCIAL, NEVADA CITY. fe SIGN 20-1 A.ROGERS, ‘J. M. HAMILTON, H. >. COYE ROGERS, HAMILTON & Co General Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Stsel, Window Glass, Oils, Camphene, Powder, Fuse, Cor dage, Tackle, Blocks, &c. at their old stand, Wo. 27 MAIN STREET, Nevada, Aug. 15—tf Ww. You? N&, FACTURING JEWELER, WATCHMAKER AND DEALER IN Re fe All kinds of Fine Watchas, ome DIAMOND WORK & CUTLERY, Qicey Old stand—Commercial street, Nevada —Aug 8 tf oP2 DAVIS, NS Vi TF RH the subscriber has again es NG STREET, in the rear he will prosecute his MANU GI } aving survived the fire, tablished himself on SPR of the 5 busine Rifles and Shot ¢ Guns key Pistols, Powder, Shot, Le ad, Flasks, Powder Horns, &c. &c Guns apd Pistols repaired and pu est Notice. Havin superior L. he ture any part of ma which may be Yew Rifles made to order. er at the short can manufac desired. o24-tf F. M ANSE LL, and Ornamental Painter, led to, andin the best style la. augs-tf Th rr sign Aii work promptly a theart. Pine street, N John L. Gamble, Surveyor of Mining Claims, Ranches, &e. J R. GAMBLE, late Deputy County Sur or, would j N inform his frien is throughout the Con that he = apt. John Day, and th has left the office of ‘ ready to reeeive any orde ‘tifie nature, and can show his creden‘: plished E ror Sarvey« or. = THAYER, . Attorney at Law, Nevada City, street. Orrice—Over Critenden’s store, Maia April3—3m* : Rs nee EF. SCHOTTE Assay Office, No. 30 At Willi son & Dawley’s Bar OLD DUs fevery < on assayed G promptly and retur made in from six to twenty Your} urs I guarantee 1 enc ces that ina ise in the same, W *of the 1’. 5. Mints. ree Reics to any of the Gold Dust Buyers of Nevada dit y 16—tf — ts vicinity Bills of Fare and Cc irculars!)Printed in fine style and Very Cheap, AT THIS OFFICE. RUDOLPH, : Pacer . 4 . NO. COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA. WILSON HILL . oni, BRICK BUILNING, . c States and transact a . Nevada’ in st., T } ar th St da . . } . al parts of ahu the sasuyer may is. sue certificate tional parts not bonded, . . which said cer trausferr lentitled . to be funded as bef 1. The Treasurer shall . ¢ . endorse on the back ived and liqui . the t the and . . pli } bo ful to T . and 1 suitable bonds of the State of California, . 2 the sum of three millions nine hundred ! ean dollars, bearing interest at the rate of seven . perce ~ per annum f m the date of t ‘ir issue, pay: able . . at the State Treasurer's offiee, on the first day of July, . one thousand eight hundred and seve nty seven; the in. each bond, so that they m or mutilat 2 “Said coupons, cons ecutively numb d, shall be ed by the Treasurer of State. 3 3Ft shall t e duty of the Treasurer and . Controller of State each to Keep a separate rect rd of . all such bonds as may be issued, showing the number, Trea fora less sum than five he id inter a misde Legal Advextisements. Published Be Sithocus AN ACT 0 provide for Paying certain Equitable Claims against the State of California, and to contracta Funded Debt for that purpose. he People of the State of California, represented in Senate and A3s2embly, go enact as follows; SEeTION 1 For the purpose of liquidating, funding eying the claims against the State of California, uafte r specitied, the ‘Treasurer of State shall cause aceruing on said bonds offiee of the and of shall be due and payable . Treasurer of State, on the first day of Provided, That the be made before the and eight hundred and e signed by the Governor, Controlie1, and endorsed by nine. Said be ountersigne Treasurer ¢ ate affixed theret See 2. G@oupens for the interest sh ad e by the St ite, and shall have the seal of the nall be attached to ed without injury te and amount of each bond, and to whom the same “ury for this amount until there is money therein to same All persons having any of the claims against of California, entitled to be fun ied, sh all, upon the ssentati in ex é fornia, provit led tor in no bond shal I be issued lollars > there theS t For the ayment ‘ipal and inte eo st of th twenty years of the ued under this Act, bonds a nner as ate tas 5. G. within e bon nary & t ch one hundred dol and pers¢ fund derived from this ed exclusively to th nds herein bonds issued u neglect by Su Visors lect the taxes imposed by this Act d the person or ) est on the retusal or levy or ¢ ! t, 6 ull be . persons convicted . prayed. . or if out of this Stat NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 12, 1857. Summons. Qt ATE OF CALIFORNIA—County of N WO trict Sort of the Fourteenth Judicial District o The pred of the State of California, to George C. Pitch—Greeting; You are hereby summoned to appear and answer the complaint af William Landgraff, filed against you and Edward Williams, within ten days from the service of this Writ, if served on you in this county, within twenty days if served on youin this District and out of this county, and within forty days if served on you in this State and out of this district, in an action commenced on the Sth day of March, 1857, in said Court, for the recovery of Five Hundred Dollars, together With interest thereon at the rate of three per cent per month, from the 30th day of June, A. D., 1856, as srayed for ihe complaint of plaintiff, now on file in the office the (lerk of the District Court aforeand for such other and further relief as is therein And youare hereby notified tuat if you fail te answer said complaint as herein directed, Plaintiff will take judgmentagainst you therefor by default, together with all costs of suit, and also demand of the Court such other relief is prayed for in his said complaint. imony whereot I, JNO. H. BOSTWICK, Clerk ofthe District Court, do hereunto set my hand and innpress the sez 4 Court, this 20th day of May, A. D. 1857. sy order of the Court. said J.H. BOSTWICK, Clerk sy Wm. Smith, D.C. A. A. Sarzent, Attorney for Plainti May STATE OF CAL IFORAI ra COUNTY OF N N the District Court of the 14th dicial Dis CATHARINE BIGELOW, Plainttff, v8 ZENA®S BIGELOW Defendant. Action brought in the District Court of the Mth Judi cial District, and the Complaint filed in the county of Nevadain the office of District Court. nia, send Greeting : hereby requ 1 to ap inst you by the ove nan ot the Mth Judicial Disnty of Neva and to answ » Copy of which aceom ) wv vithin ten days, (exelusive of the day of r the service on you of this summons—if is ( y; served out of this County, fudicisi District, within fwenty days; then within forry days—or default will be for a decree of divorge from in trigt, comp in ninet 1erefor the bonds of matrimony existing between pl'ff and def’t, as prayed for in the ——s of pl'ff this day filed in taken ag st you the office of the Clerk of said Court, and for such other as is therein prayed for, a certified y of which is herewith serv and if you fail to ap1 answer the said ( plaint as above required, tiff will take jud nt against you by default Given under my handand the seal of the District . ( 8 ) Court of the Mth Judicial District, this 9th 40 ©) day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty seven. J. HBOsT WICK, Clerk. By WM. SMITH, Deputy Clerk. . . District Court, 14th Judicial District, for Nevada Count y, California, ATHE — BIGELOW, AS BIGELOW. ppearing to my n aud accompanying > ent d case has z lefend ction from the fore t that the pls 1 cause of ac ‘low, the isfi ping pe-iffin the mm against nid defend that publi summons be had a id Zenas Bigelow in the Nevada Joernal for dof three months, and that a copy of said sumnons and complaint be deposited in the’ Nevada City vost office, directed to the said Zenas Bigelow, at Chick. . asaw, Iowa. Given under my hand, this 9th day of May, NILES SI A. D. 1857. Sevada—Dis7 the . CITY DRUG STORE. Number 32 Main Street, Nevada, California. HE undersigned has on hand and 1s constantly receivinga lar ge and fresh invoice of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, € amphene, Brushes, S$ irits Turpentine, Alcohol, Trusses. Shoulder Braces, Abdominal Supporters, &c. &e. Also alarge stock of Patent Medicines, consisting in part of the following articles : For Coughs and Colds, John P. Bull’s Pectoral Balsam ! Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Jane's Expectorant. Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry. Wistar’s Cough Lozenges Divine’s Cough Lozenges. Sarparillas—Bull’s Sarsaparilla, Sand’s Sarsapariila. Townsend's Sarsaparilla, Guysott’s Sarsaparilla. Jayne's Alterative. Fever and Ague Cure—Rhodes’ Fever and Ague Cure. Osgood’s Cholagogue. Liniments—‘ hase Lintment. Broggs’ Mustang Liniment. Davis Pain Killer. Hnnt’s LinimentRadway’s Ready Relief. American Horse Liniment. Bowman Ointment, Ointments—nally’s Pain Extractor. Green Mountain Ointment. Holloway's Oin Hebler Ointment. Sibley’s Pill Gir Russia Salve, &e. &c. Jaynes’ Vernrs McLane’s Vermifuge. ; Pahnstock’s Vormiruge. Thompson's Eye Water. Greefenberg Eye Lotion. Pettit’s Eye Salve Balm Thousand Flowers. Lubin’s Extracts, Bazins & Farina Cologne, Penand Pomade, Rose Water. Lavender Water, Orange Flour Water, Florida Water, Bay Rum Fancy Articles, Hair, and Shaving Brushes, vent for the following articl ment. nent. Tooth Nai of all kinds Hostetters, Gregory's, German Tonic, Hnffersa ombs, Soaps nd Bull's parilla Bitters. Balm of Thousand Flowers, Bull's villa, Dr. Sohn P. Bull's Pectoral Balsam. Guyla, and R Fever and Ague Cure. My st » andthe assortment eomplete which price Warran Or atthe LOWEST market > careft packed and on bothiA quality and price. for CASH ted to gives ders frem the cou solicited Family Medicines fully prepared by myself and prescription put up in the best manner and at prices. If you want goods in myline give me a call, prepared to sell both wholesale and retailat VER¥Y LOW -RICES oe JOHN LARK, Wholes Main treet, Neva Nevada, AMERIC Geo. E. T wil 17th, 1857 AN EXCHANGE. ‘OWNSON, Proprieror. The und ned would respectfully inforin his fr and the old us of the . 5 = ve named Hon that he is prepared to . ‘commodate them in a better style than ¢ ther He ain Main, Washington and C ommerci: il sts. se in the mount at the junction of The House is new and the en spared to make the Best and most Complete Hot ise in the City. Combining e ance with cor rt, itoffers accom da . tions for the anent ort ient boarders tt be surpassed in the State. The central po House oeeu s renders it desirable as a while all » stages of the ( ifornia St De startin; : ir abli hi nent, makes it hig ut rs. The Restaurant Is under my char gage 1 San Fra busir I will gu . es % rict Judge. pes in the e See . State of California, County « Sec. 7. W1 on toi ace H. Bostwick, Clerk in any year, the vucaib' “ares pred Judi Jistrict, in and for sz rest, as hereinbefore prov . SE 6, as He fy that the fo: jing isa true n order for the . and dollars or more, it shail be the dt ity of the Treasurer rhe slic a ve of sumn ~ ‘ made ix above tled cause to advertise,for the space of one week, in one daily newsj now on file Witsias i Aer pO sl ofthe District . . babes published in English, in the y of New York, . Cb. Se) a piles Sn ae Oth ¢ 7 oie 4 i. . er sah ae as , hed in . 1857, J. ISTWICK, Clerk D.C on Wa. SmiTH, Dep. maylo-3m j ab be drawn . of unt of ¢ I red in such adv for pay and om the expi in in oe . ts, shall lation w h publica Ul draw no » bonds re to the under this Act, » be ty th mut to become du at least one month the interest ver,in . y to discharg ve . 2 _ FASHION AS S ARG 3 SOL. KORL MAN, iseied = CLOTHING iAndGents F ur rishi omforters and Blue, dthat thea rs can always be found to sell cheap and to a eall. 15-tf J B. NEWMAN R. M ae AY. ebiok Newman & Co. Wh ale and Retail Dealers in NABLE CLOTHING, AND Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods! -. Pine Street, between Broad & Commercial. RE NOW RECEIVING and just opening a well se lected, complete y . Sec. 10. It shall be the duty of th Te a Bee are Sem een Ok Cea . troller to attend, at least once in sane rouse, 2 Oresning. toon rhich they pariicularly : shine agai yen cgil the attention of the citiz f Nevada county and ww is surrounding country. Consisti n part of ved by the . lack iB = : Fine ck aid Blue Frock ats. over Cc ere Business Coat to prevent th Sapir pags sang eran ‘assi > ae ab swetae : FineBlack, Blue and Fancy Cassimere Pants, to stae Sane eukon, gether with every icle (totedious to mention) apper. i . . . . . . 1 me . or an . . th . tic j {A . w th di tled to be recei 7 . We fi rsement of the probe caneeled by . faction. . unceasin } render « ning to that line and us ually found in a similar estab: nt In fine Goods we have aLarge Stock, well made and of a better cut than has heretofore broi 0 this market ‘r ourselves, that we possess allthe elements in . point of long residence, thorough systematic business . habit id particularly knowing the wants of this market will be enabled fromtime to time to render entire satisIn short, neither time, attention, expense and g efforts to accommodate all will be spared to house second to none in the mountains in point J of quality, price, &c. & ne Fe r *n and in . ge ep ‘ an warrants, and p -. Onur prices shall be the lowest and uniform. =" rroved Jan foe" We ask a call and we guarantee to render proof of . y any Cc jed in the . t meniione ded from . the bene Third, Just . t z ior to Janua ‘may be d and audited by And if rer of State ‘on claims not he it shall be deemed ar as provided in rein spec demeanor, and ection 6 of this Ac t, ! may be re. be issued not afterented for funding p Sec. 13ll take effect on the fir: of . st day

except . nmediately. tte a to the peor ple of . e State for rite or Debt e inst the same on their ballots the words “ t ave print ate the Debt.” Sec 15. The votes cast for and against this Act deel shall aired, in as votes . ata . . . } . ' ‘ . . . LL persons i! as the St . pear at the . } SATURDAY, ROGERS & HALL Nevada, Ay 1857 4 . just received and for sale EA VS & CO. 52 Broad Sz. ORZ STARCH. just received, and f orsale by } T. ELLARD BEANS & Co.5,2 Broad Street. RIED BEEF, just reeeived, and for sale by T. ELLARD BEANS ¥ Co. 52 Broad Seren —— Gentlemens’ , March 20, 18 S Furru. “‘[S57. A. Buock. ONE PRICE CLOTHING WAREMOUSE! Cor.Commercial & Pine streets, Nevada. 4 eee A. BLOCK & Co. AVE NOW ON HAND and are in constant receipt of a large and varied assortment of Ready-Made Clothing ! AND Furnishing Goods. Fashionable Consist in part as follows : Coats, siness Coats: Cloth and Fancy c : yles of Overcoats ; Cloth and kc ng nap Taimas Blue Pilot and Beaver Monkey Jackets; Fine black cloth Frock Coats; Goto mixed ca ere oats. Vests, Black Silk Velvet Vests (latest style;) Biack figured Silk, rere end Sat Fancy and plain Ca re Vests. in Vests Plain atid f Plainan Black D. Twe Da Sill ; White and G ts and Drawers ; Flannel, Chee z k Shirts. ‘Hats. Biack. Brown and Peérl French Hats; vn and Pearl Wool Hats Blankets, and Gray Blank hite, Blue, Red Domestic. s brown and bleached Sheetings ; Ww se ur ether with a large assortment of FU KN ISHING GOQDS In endless variety. Rubber Goods. latest improvement. ber Coats with Capes. r Jackets. short—Hat Covers, &c., solc ces. Cal]l and ex ack and white R Rat ber Gloves long wholesale and retail at the lowest pri amine_our stock. i BLOCE & CO. . Nevada, January 2, 1897.—tf AS EVER! THE BAR. GEO. LEWIS & WM. WALKER, Have taken the Bar wl tl keep the best Wines, Liquors,&e, &c. . . To be found in th tate. They hope by striving to please . Nto merita sf Lodging a als Depar imem t. anand comfort able W ( ODS _ . Patent Improved Seif-Feeding SHINGLE nA Cc Be Es INT FE . d ieee f those i te INGLE S, and the tfully invit lence that ution will be wellas its superi 1e heretofore in us¢ tility as ) » Machir It is constructed on an entire ly NEW PRINCIPLE. mpact. can be readily at . . . . tached to ower, or may be operated by dapted to every cir¢ ance in les and jointing ady for { B ut one-horse } wer to propel ; Machine with suffic ient force to cut One Shingle per . second A large sized Machine can be seen in operation, cor} er of Pine and Spring streets. Ross’ Sash Balanea for bs nd weights, which ¢ sive and cannot be introdueed only at t ing. This invention greatly reduce ancing Sash, is durable nd can be applied to any window. They can be adapted to any frame and at enethird the expense of those now in use. It is an invention by which both the upper and lower S of windows can be raised and lowered with remarkable ease. The upper Sash »perated on simply by moving the lower— rema tationery at the willof the opergtor. The inventign is simple and not jik ely to get out of order. Patents for the State, County ;and the Territory of Oregou and Washingtou for sale WM. SEDGWICK, Agent. . Also agent fi witheut box f ver, expen of buildof bal. e expense } sh Nevada April 10th, 1857. HATS! HATS A. LAMOTT, Collins & Co.,) (Suce or to THE EAG LE HAT Cor J and 2d St. SE IN WANT rticle STORE. Sacramento. of a NEW STYLE OF HAT,a > above n Lima, some of the yer been in the co ntry. Ihave on hana the larg sortment of Hats and Caps ever offered for sale in Californla. My stock mee Otter Hats, Rocky Mountain Beaver Hats Moleskin Hats, Ladies Riding Hats, F rench = American make of Felt Hats, finest Peruvian Hats th: at have ev of all styles, Ny e te assortment, n's we Cc child N. B.—Allkinds of Hat for men’s, youths or ar sand Caps made to order at d to ut OF no sale the shortest notice Wa [= Orders from the co :B80} ou cannot come in your 1 guar ante € satis 22d, 1857—tf CHARLES H. BAIN. con HITE oT AND BUILDER, 16 “A Fresh supply of Groceries and Just received by T ELLARD BE‘ NS co & I am jday, and then came onto this reasonable . be sonia Se oa at any time, and have canoes Che Aedadx Journal. _. Their canoes, some of which Horning, June 12th. sic he eye the —) ~ perfect models 5 of be: luty ; and La Letter from Washington Territorry. O.yympia, W. T., May 12th, 1857 Editor of the Nevada Journal: Sir: Before leaving Nevada I pro-. mised several friends that I would give . them, by letter, such information relaF ridavy . to carry sixty or a side, there is little use them in sailing vessels. in howe ® one armed yessel a = = : P erea suthcient to atiord entire ting to this Territory as I might obtain nun = eee rd entire pr eRe against their ursion and as I ean fulfill the . “= sek PAS ing during my visit, Ty li obligation best by writing one letter for . “Lit iP here is 5 Fy publication in your jourral, I avail my-. There are Y . here who have been in Nevada, me that the winters here cold as in that place. In pleasant. seve self of the opportunity of doing so. made the trip from San Francisco to Ronier, a small place on the Columbia . : : river opposite the . the last winter, which w mouth of the Cow. litz river, in four days, on the steamer the are n fact, i than usual, show lay upon i Commodore, stopping at Cresent City . ground at Olympia only j about fiye hours, arriving at Ronier on eks Phe rainy season is long, \ ever, é @€ quantity of I crossed the Colum} wnd the quant ny (0% Sunday evening. . bia, (at that point about one mile wide,) . ikes the winters less S Peasants }and came to Monticello, about one and . they would be othery Lhe . ] . a half miles from the mouth of the Cownerally through the r rriory are as ea for a ‘icultural ge ah though ilitz. At Monticello I I stopped over one . there are place, . making the trip in three days. ya Seat ele mehe § hie feiny . Living is expensive Nevada. le a ' less 1ere tand is on the here Ronier, you will undez Flour is but hel but small importance, . haps a half a dozen families residing . Oregon s‘de, is a place of no considera. ble 7 oeNae and other home produets, 5 importance, there being but a fey ¥ . families there, Thera is, however, 3 . ta bles, &e., at like low prices. “Janding” and wharf there, and produce . aig imp — business low carri sent down the Cowlitz is taken on. the Territory is the lumber bu board the steamers at that point for San oes bei 2 ly shi the sound to foreien Francisco. Monticello is also a place . ! (‘he tisheries are y: There are, ‘ iver eis . however, several stores there and _per. the Cowlitz landing on horseback, a dis; tance 1s . pose from its apyearance, . atout three hundred sonls in the place. . 1 . “4 . . During the Indian . coming to Olympia, rented smali houses . one of the Commis land removed here for lend of the war. . whole population, exclusive of Indians, and beautifully made, can be pleased . Provisions, . "°” ‘° hve the place. I came from Monticello to} © . tance of about thirty miles, preferring ; . oe ° lsent the want of populatioz to de ito make the trip in this manner rather : of population to. dev ij; the reso es "., 15 s . than to come up the river in a canoe. feast ie ri : ec felt by the inh: From the landing to this place, the ie: . : , : this Unfortunately the press of I came on horseback. about sixty miles; ye . cls. 7 ritory, in order to push up th tance, als } be} now a word about the expense of the . Government to make e¢ pi . trip, (a matter always interesting to} 10n for the protection of peop ry considerable benefit from tion. But I have rarely seen finer prairive ve of this kind is cor ? au thar nh pursuli They stan rotectk >yer suflicfent to bring them to any point on the sound. . if have finest I ever saw a am told that they are often madg large enough seventy warriors each. With twenty-five or thirty paddies on ver, in great dread of steamers, and who tell as much colder . tr: avellers,) and I will give suchinforma} gainst the Indians, and for the pu I ition as I am able as to the country.— . of obtaining appropriations from (¢ From San Francisco to Portland or Ro-/} gress ! the construction of roads, é hier, the Coommodore sd, the last . have exa I the dange i trip, for cabin passage, S40: steerage from Indian diftien! $20. I paid one dollar and a half to be . tent as to make persona abr over brought over Monticello in a skiff; . timate the obstacles to a { six dollars for a horse from Monticello . tlement ef the S l n ito the Cowlitz landing, and ten dollars . ces arily be a ran r,-a . for a horse from the landing to ( Nympia. make the eo » lone fi There are several fine far on the} one insertion, you must make two of . Cowlitz, between the landing and Mon. I set = such facts as oecur ton . ticello, and there are many from the . and such as I ll be of inter ‘landing on, for thirty or forty miles to-. to those “ie desi formation res} wards Olympia. Nearer to Olympi . ing the country, without much ref . the open or prairie lands are more gray. ence to order, in s ct . elly and not so well suited for eultiva. The people here are expecting to d rie lands, or better cultivated farms than . payment by the General Government of . . Me 99 1.3 ry along the Cowlitz and up forty miles} the “Indian war debt,” so called. The } amount . this side the landing. now due the inhal I was disappointed in finding Olympia . Territory for services as voli as small a place as it is, in the way of . for —— during the war, is supp The town has a pleasant . population. appearance, is situated on a very tolera—nearly twice as death bein ble site for a village, and one would sup. to the inhabitants of Oregon. should a population of six or seven hundred ; been issued for this Quarter and Congress has recognised the ve have . 4) Ss of the Master but there are not in reality more than ne yt as ty of the claims, (though ointing the a la number of persons left their claims, and . difficulties. . arcounts) by ap} rge sioners to examine amounts. the o ser tant of Oregon, and ther . coast, and safety, until the Army officers, ine on Now for a few matters of general in. familiar with . allowa of the country, will terest in relation to the Territory. it is hoped nees be mad o 2 . . . . does not amount to more than from four . Commission is now in sessi¢ saen to five thousand persons, The Indian . hoped that without some very decided advant: ges . thousand soulsis certain >a pretty thing. A word about and then fo are offered by the General Government . ty of but very slow, and . The old formerly in force in Ore-. and Ter {to induce emigration, the increase the popul . population must be r Other matter for the present inconsiderable. I have ee in several new {donation law ritories, and know himself iu the acquisition of lands. . Happily, th . which gene e difficultis with the Indi-. Here, in Olympia, The © ae Bakery ¢4. Boarding House } Mats STREET. HUMPHREYS..PROPRIETOR o. 20 JACOBS & Board and L Board witt ingle Me two a t t an appront difficulties have been such that emigra-. lowed during the next session of ( tion has not only entirely ceased, but . gress to meet the demands. very many persons, formerly residents,. Well, a million of dollars distribu . have actually left the Territory ; and] among a popul of less than { three Commis the necessities . . ¢on and this Territory, by which actual . frontier life, but no where else in a n isettlers having families obtained six . Territory, have I seen a people so ¢ hundred and forty acres of lJand, by a erally intelligent, orderly, and pn four years residence, having expired by . ing so much for the future of a country its own limitation, the settler has only . You look in vain for dissipation, i the pre-emption law of which to avail! ness, or any of the vices or « us 1ans belonging to this Territory seem. lege of meeting not only ihe prin . been satisfactorily settled,. merchants and . men of and the inhabitants have no fears lace, but al iting several { cept from the northern Indians, s: l s, and I have met no better soci These northern indi : yr t re. There are schools, h the Russian and British Posses s—. most excellently conducted } . are very numerou — Ver! int I ent teachers, and the peopic t j and fight like devils. They are equal-. understand, sufficient interest in the . ly et to the American. igs and . ject of education io see that the tea . to the Sound Indians—and the only . ers are well paid. tat tat . sure means of kee ping them in check. [ should have s The above Hous emperance . seems to be to keep an armed steamer population of Olympia is, it is the principles, nd w ight at 11 o'clock. } : } x = he Bakery will alway d with Bread of all . const tantly on the waters of the sonnd. est town or village in kind Wheat, Gr n Brown Bread. id = ‘ a ae Pye Pound, § of all kinds, made . ly suppose from information which I The town of Vancouver to ord ast notice of C akes and . = e “ . j 1: « ’ ae Pies alwaysonhand. Confectionary of all kinds, . have received here, and which I sup-. Columbia river, about six LCE CREAM {. And Temperance Refreshments. i Nevada, April 2 24, 1857, feb @ the Willamette river, is the place in the Territory, pose to be reliable, that they could un > next j s . ter three thousand well armed warriors having orees ilidth s1oners 1S an inhabily rather a pretyn . exclusive hundre d Strissocoom, Mues «rom this a grown lave nun bout one i y nave 1 a's i150 al Yea lie, Sifuated ) nh tin TI < 8) 1 the izore 4 ‘ , ri NY } ing tO return to iNeC¥é 2 nN { } 6S you, but i tn t 1 1 “Ei 1 wit if it itera l ) 1 ac here, t hn ! \ Irom memory atter ret a 1 remain here, I will : ava send herewith to y« Ol; 5 g pal } OK i A. 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