June 27, 1856 (4 pages)

* PF atee ‘Millard Fillmore, The Weurda Fournal, . we The Democrat of this week, comes out as bold as a sheep, against the Vigi ance Committee, and infavor of law and order. There must be a new hand at the bellows in the shop of our neighbor, or some hope of a reaction in public sentiment must permeate the bosom of the hitherto cautious editor. Had a modicum of the usual caution manifested by that paper, been observed in penning the lead. —<——=s Friday Morning, June 27. National American Nominations. FOR PRESIDENT, ‘OF NEW YORK. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, Andrew J. Donelson, OF TENNESSEE. er of the late number, so. many sweeping . . and unauthorized assertions would not! have stared its readers in the face. . The editor charges the independent . journals, who support that Vigilance Com. mittee with being bought. One of the, main reasons why old maids do not marry is, they are not appreciated and never have a chance. The virtue of some men, and newspapers, is owing to their intrinsie value not being worth an attempt to sap. The Democrat, seeing the sympathies which are easily enlisted in favor of widwere labeled “J. Neely Johnson,” ows and orphans, in the case of the wife Maloney was in charge of the sloop. and children of James King of Wm., atDurkee, who took the vessel, has been . tempts to strike a tender cord for the sake arraigned before the U.S. Commissioner, . °f the capital, in the following pathetic on a charge of piracy. sentence: “Men have been taken frem j their own houses inthe night time, confined fora day or so in the dungeons of the Vigilance Committee, and before their . friends even knew the charges preferred against them, have been shipped on board News or tite Weex.—The week ending with this issue has beeu a very exciting one at San Francisco, and is, perhaps, pregnant with important results, A sloop was overhauled by the Vigilantes, in the vicinity of Benecia, and upwards of two hundred stand of arms, found secreted among brick, the lading of the vessel. The cases containing the arms, tube David S. Terry stabbed a man named Hopkins in an altercation in San Francisco, growing out ofan attempt of the former to oif-r some protection to Maloney, who was being arrested by officers of the Tue Revowvriox at Sax Francisco. —Among all classes of our citizens, Law and Order men and Vigilantes alike, the earnest and anxious inquiry is propoundernment, a ready reply might -be furnished. The. Vigilance Committee would ,soon Jay down their arms, or a bloody contest must ensue. Upon the requisition of the Governor of a State, the President is bound to bring the force of the nation to suppress a revolt against the legal State authorities.— Living, as we do, far removed from thc power of the Union, it cannot be directed against us, till the people have quite thoroughly purged themselves of the unwholesome causes of complaint, and restored health for the present and some time in the future. By proclamation a state of civil war actually exists. The people are opposed by ‘authorities they have once deiegated with power for a certain length of time which has not yet expired. But the Governor and his adherents can claim nothing but the shadow of foree. The Constitution may be appealed to, but it furnishes them with neither men, arms or money. The records of the last gubernatorial canvass may be shown, the commission of the ed a thousand times a day. “What is to up a man in the fullest. sense of the term, become of the affair at San Francisco ?” to fill up the redundant robes of office that Were we nearer the national seat of goy-' fickle fortune has cast upon them, like Cara eee J. Negry Jouxsox.—“Some men or ; born great, others have greatness thrust apes them.” Some of the latter class, ‘small in every attribute that goes to‘make dinal Woolsey, swell beyond their size and span. The garment little. befits. the pigmy within, and the first move of the elements blows it hither and yon, exposing the littleness of the contents. A shirt on a bean pole in a spanking breeze is a fair prototype. Of the latter class is the executive officer of this State. While the Legislature was in session, he filled the Governor’s chair with honor to himself and credit to the State. He could not well have done otherwise.— There was an infallible guide which could noterr. It was a star to his path} and a Jamp to his feet. The Legislature of the State had an established reputation for being always wrong on any doubtful question. The policy of the Governor was to be right himself, or atleast popular. All he had to do was to veto all measures of questionable propriety or constitutionality , or those that were esteemed pets by the Legislature, and the voz populi was sure to applaud. Seven years of experience in the State would have taught an urchin newly {trowsersed, that such a courso justice is compl ‘tance of = Beard of Supervisors, and an or. nament itis to aby town and -eredit to any county. It is 54 by 60 fect on the ground, two stories high besides the basement, and occupics a commanding site, making it a corspicuous object arresting the. attention of the. traveler as he catches the first glimpse. of our city. The court house proper is built of brick, with cut granite sills andcaps to the doors and windows, and pilasters of the same material. in front. The first story is fourteem feet between floors, and is devoted to County Clerk's, Sher. . ly creditable. The full music of the play if's and other offices, besides a spacious room! was given, and in a style of much excel-. for Judges Chambers. The second story is lente. eighteen feet in the clear and is to be occupied las a court room. A gallery runs across one pars under which are two jury rooms. The finish of the court room approaches the Ionic style of architecture. Altogether this room is. inal, and Mrs. Conner as Francois, which one of the finest in the State, The entrance} Was played admirably. During their per to the building is by fifteen steps of cut granite, . formances each evening they have both Nevapa Twearze,— Our. citizensifinys . SHERIFF'S SALE. i a +3 : : . WHEreas, on the 17th day of Ma D 185.6. a fir be} "0.0. 8 ned sines Friday night st, . judgment and decree was pean in the IDistrfe. at Frisbi e’s re by the Fepresentations . Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of Caiifornia he = In und for the county of Neveda. egoinst E. W.£ mth end ofone of the best companies that have ever . Lydia M. Smith ond in favor of Benjomin Jones for the : “ cf : sumof eleven hundred and thirty-eight dollars, Principal played in Nevada. A variety of pieces . debt, with interest on the principal at the : per ceut a month from the rendition of judgment, togeih have been brought out in excellent style. . See Or gauts, And whereas ‘on the shid 17+) . = Somat was ordered The opening piece was Shakespear’s ever — te ocoig Ss the Morizaze set ew yeas i : g ‘ foreclosed, and th ; attractive drama of Macbeth, in which Mr . eribed to wit : A piece or parcel < Sent 3 south side. o! street in the : Conner played the part of Macbeth, and . California on which said lot stands. "Ea Bott gbomarhn Mrs. Conner that of Lady Macbeth. The oe . manner as such lot was originally located 2 personations were: excellent, and the sub. shailex tend along Spring Stree, thirty feet pres den ordinate characters in the piece were high. . {{/.2n4 Singular the sppurieannees and hercditement« the Union Hotel which lot fronts on Broad t eniy five foot and extending back to Spring Mea Sk: thereunto telonging, be levied upon tnd sold to entisf. } said judgment, interest and costs, and the Proceeds there J-grahed to the payment of said sums of money us afore said. Notice is hereby g yen that I shall scllthe above ee cribed property at public auction to the highest{biccer t: cash in front of the Sheriffs office, Nevoca. on Saturea the 21st day of June, 1856, at the hour ef 2 2. Me Given under my hand this {8th day of May. 1856. W.W. WRIGHT, Sheriff, N.C By C.F. Woop, Uuder Sheriff, On Saturday night, Tour de Nesle . was produced, giving full satisfaction.— Bulwer’s play of Richelieu was brought out on Monday night, Mr. Conner as the CarThe above sale is postponed to Saturday July 12th. WW. WRIGHT, Sheriff, Ter C. F. Woop, Under Sherif CONSTABLE'S SALE. flanked on each side by three massive buttress-. been been called out mid thunders of ap. Suz or CaLironnta, County of Nevada, Town es of the same material. The basement is built entirely of granite The wails are two feet eight inches in thick: ness Two rooms occupy the front, one for the jailor, the other as a vault connected with the County Clerk's office above: The remainder of the basement is the jail, containing eight cells built of large granite blocks bolted together. The cells occupy the center and are surrounded by a hall, with a floor like the cells, of cut granite blocks one foot thick and dovetailed together. "Phe jail. is nine feet in the clear,ang is provided with-the usual grates *. very neat and appropriate speeches. They ship of Nevada, ss—By virtue of fan Exeew tion to me delivered, issued from the court of Lp . Van Hagan, Esq, an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the county aforesaid, bearing date Feb, 15th, a p. 1856 to satisfy a judzment rendered by eaid Justice are spoken of in the highest terms by all . of, the Pewee onthe 15th dey teh Deke a . —/j vorofJ. obdell and against E E Hill, ? who have witnessed their performances. . Smith and O. N. Stuith. for the eum of Sia 5 Adon Mr Dumphries played well in all his parts . interest, damages and costs cf suit, Ihave taken jn * : Execution and will sell to the highest bidder for casi ashealways does. Messrs. White, Ham-} in front of the Justice‘office of S.C. Herbert on Broad ; . * st. on Saturday the 21st {J 85 a ilton, Gates and Venua, assisted by Miss . tyeen the hours of 9 o'eloc aoger ss pny che Kate Grey and Mrs. W. H. Hamilton cer. 1! the right, title and interest (f 0 N. Smith in anc tainly deserve a great deal of credit for the admirable manner in which they to a certain house and lot situated cn Broad street in have+ sustained Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. plause and addressed the audience with the township of Nevada, and on the north side of said street and adjoining the property known as the Fm pire stables. Taken asthe property of the above de f.ndant to satisfy the above demands and Accruing: costs. J. L. BROWN, Const: Executive, his inaugural, and the recorded . would do to bet on. The chances were and tig: site place for prisoners scree yi pete! smd bibsen Rs aaa has been jostponed, by order of plaintin Vigilance Committee. . of vessels, and oxgoktaps of the country,. history of his many vetoes, proofs concluten to one in favor of liberal vetoes. The! cannot b in the State. Without colwas produced, eer — oe action. . serada Sune 220, 1459, 271: BROWN, Constable Terry took refuge in the armory of the end their Samilies left to starve.” : sive of the highest authority, but they . Governor either had sense enough to dis-. lusion it is inde J impossible for a prisoner to Heian ae, * 6 < wesisciage vee ——— pe beers f Law and Order troops, but finally surren-. _ No sympathy is intended or desired to. avail nothing against the sovereign will of cover which side of his bread was butter-. ¢scape from it, ‘ wr avin Sal: edt gin, pel ghia gl Oeeney soe. ' be enlisted for the scamps themselves, for . i! dered to the, Vigilantes, and most of the : : arms of the opposition fell into the hands} °8° neighbor is convinced, —even he is of the people by this act. convinced—with all the distance between . Numbers of rascals have been ordered . »im and the scene of action, thata mato leave the State, Cusick and Bagley jority of the expatriated _— raseals.— among the number, who refuse, and Cu. But he feels for the quick, when touching sick has sought the protection of the Goy-. °" widows and orphans. ernor in Sacramento. Now, we ask who have been left to} Volney E. Howard, Major General of . St3"¥¢s by this forced exodus of villains?— ; . We know of none. If there are any such, they have heretofore fed on the wages of sin and iniquity, and it were better to eat the bread of a pauper, than that bought’ this Division, endeavoring to create a war spirit in front of the Orleans, in Sacramento, was uneecremoniously treated by the crowd. Col. Baker shared a similar fate. with the stealings of a thief, or the price . A demand was sent on to Washington . of blood from the hands of a murderer. hy the steamer of Friday last, by the! “The San Francisco papers, with ono Governor, for troops and arms to ed CXOEPHOns, — tee measdown. the people of San Francisco. The . ®"*> responsible for the disgraceful proadministration may add another feather ecedings in that city.” Two en: to its cap, to keep company with the Greyexceptions ! One is Dave Scannel’s ortown one, by granting the requisition, . $™» the Sem; edited by Bonnard, who Late advices from Oregon represent a/ 78 engaged in the scheme of Siting great battle having been fought at Big . Broderick into: the a seat in the geal Meadows, between the U. S, forces un.\ States Senate a year before histime. We) . the sole design of the people of San Fran. the people at this moment. The delegated voice of the State, so far as San Francisco is concerned, has been revoked for a time. <A large proportion of the available arms in the country, except those belonging to the general government, are in the! hands of the people. In point of numbers, and munitions of war, the Governor is powerless, compared with the Vigilance Committee and their supporters.— He cannot do much damage if he would. Under such circumstances, knowing that cisco is to obtain their rights as citizens, and secure them for the future, without a! desire to subvert the civil authority of the’ State, only so far as necessary for imme! diate self protection, it is not difficult to! see what the result of the aflair at San Francisco will finally be. The President can move no number of men or arms, suf. . jficient to put down the people of this State . ed, or else had good advisers, and pursued the course of a wise man, how much ,Soever he may full short of being one himself. The Legislature adjourned, and whatever may have beenits errors of omission or commission, the people were universally satisfied’ with the Governor. True, it was generally conceded, that a part of his upper story was in want of a tenant, but that was no great objection so long as it was supposed to be lumbered up with honesty. The guide of the Governor was gone, his star set, and lantern extinguished when the “assembled wisdom” dispersed. He had wielded the power of one against a hundred, and was right. His vanity, of — there is no lack, was tickled, and he . set himself about the use of supposed prerogatives, in oppositition to law, precedent, public sentiment, and the highest’ in a shorter period than three months, and . weal of the State. . { Tried and competent . Perhaps a cheaper public edifice has“never. Pe" of Mrs. E. 8. Conner, founded upon yet been erected in California, the total cost . .cVents known as the Kentucky tragedy, of the whole being but $50,000. We are in~ . which occurred in Frankfort in 1825, was formed that Mr. Shaw, the contractor, has made nothing by the contract. stree Ss Cee Taxation or Minixe Caprrat.-Some time since the Assessor of this county, addressed a letter to the Attorney General, askirg his opinion upon the legality of taxing capital invested in mining claims, ‘The following is his repky: June 18th, 1856. Sir:—I am of the opinion that capital invested in Mining Claims is a proper subject of taxation under the Revenue Law of this State. Very respectfully, yours, WM.T. WALLACE, Att’y Gen’. Mr. Joun McCoy, Assessor Nevada Co. Perhaps by express and positive terms of . law, there is no warrant for such an opinion as ' the one given above, But there is no reason ATTORNEY Grserat's Orricr, from taxation on money invested in the most lucrative field of enterprize in the State. A in equity that the capitulist should be exempt . ANDERSON & TINGLEY, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, NEVADA, Ri WATSON & BEIN, Hardware and Iron Store, No. 163 J street, 2d door above 6th street Spers meni: 1 =n heen and Dealers in Foroign and Domestia produced. The part of Bragaldi was finelly played by Mr. Conner, that of Octavia . by Mrs. Conner. Mr. White played extremely well in Castelli. After this piece . M Hardware. The following comprise a part ofthe, AY ‘ present stock :—Iron, Copper, Steel, Nails, Plough: Mrs. Conner was loudly called for, who Shovels, Axes, Adzes, Hatehes, patent and spring . eame out and thanked the audience for . Plate, tit ant Batt Hissar Os Meg tree te : I = is, Ox, ; i er cir io ¢ A and Coil Chains, sett of Mill Irons complete, Mill Muthe kind reception that she had met with ley, Circular, Crore-cut and Pit Lowe ergy Me during the evening. evry bette aa Ie ane Latches Ss , Dutts, indow s lip Tas On Thursday evening was produced the . tenings, &e &. Inaddition towhich they le. great drama of Wallace, and Obliging a} Friend, being for the benefit of Mr. Conner. Dancing and a' recitation of Collin’s the attention or purchasers totheir well assorted stocic of shelf goods which they offer ut the lowest iaxice : beautiful “Ode to the Passions,” added to! the attractions prices. aah: T. W. LINDLEY, GEO. WWEAVER T. M. LINDLEY: & Co, (Successors to Lindley & Iloopes,) : : , i WHOLESALE DEALERS Ix Frisbie deserves great credit and full GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOU) . patronage for his efforts and succes$ in Samia Se ORAS, . South-Fas mi s.& t getting together so good a company as he . tPF ast eorner Seventh and J Streets. : ee ‘has. Some of the pieces we have named; SNEATH & ARNOLD, have been represented in a style not to) No, 175, be surpassed on any stage in the state, J strect, between 6th and 7th, Sacramento . AVE on hand. and offer for «ale a complete paren rate of threeand all of them creditably. We have not FE . long ere that time will have’expired, peace . : F ‘$ ae ee eee space to designate the company by name, 5 : ed fi offices they had . million of dollars might purchase every mining . ; der Col. Buchanan and the Indians,—. @° 2¢t charge Broderick with being the. Reese: ig giapy Mo id filled with honor, to give place to others. claim of value in the county, the product . ment of GROCERIES. LIQUORS, PROVISIONS, &c. FLOR, in bbls. cases and sacks ; . CORN MEAL, in bbls, half-harrels and California, in sac! :and quietness will once more reign among i Forty of the latter were killed, and one prince of shoulder strikers, but would . us. The rascals who have so long con-! but will say the ladies attached to the . PORK clearand mess, in bbls and half bbls. ; ail . might be sent out of the State assoon as ex-! . BACON, Ex clear and Jx L, and California cured : i pom , sme : ,of questionable ability and character, . ("5 : ‘chod. troupe are attractive and deserving ac. COPFES. Rio Bovece, ground and in tina, ! hundred and twenty-five taken prisoners eall attention to the fact that in the . taminated the fountain of justice, will have . \hose sycophantic gyeations <apomnd the . acted, and the whole county ne st p i soar a . RICK. Corotina ta vile and hall bbls, Ching do $4 7 . i \4 ine :. . 4 s r $ alls 1s . SUGAR, ernshed, pt Iwerive: vew Orleans ar i The chief who commanded is supposed to speech of Gen. Volney E. Howard at)y,.0y extirpated, and nothing will be left’ Governor were deisel Works of som thereby. Why should money invested in ol Res ce ad Recah ow ce Eater aa $15 . LARD, in, 20 and’ tines Kitha ned ‘hi agg f i i S to, to prove that he was not in : — — Y Of SOME . sp ecies of property as legitimate as any other,;} made up of persons who understand their FISH. codfish, sulmon and macker f rt be among the slain. The Indian war in. °2¢T#™ente, to p a ; deserving the sword and bayonet, when . reward 5 é tt : . TEASshlack and green 1-4-2 and chests : bd s a ee shoulder Bitt h eward, be allowed to go free, nor pay its proportion . profession. Oregon is now about terminated, as the the least in favor of shoulder hitters, he arene Chief, commanding in this encounter, was . stated that he had not spoken sh es the only one refusing to come in and ac-. ick for overa year. This must have been ecde to terms. considered good evidence by the General, the United States troops arrive, should ithey arrive at all, which is extremely problematical. With the restoration of civil authority, [anct wishes of nine-tentheof “thie “people, And at last, as the crowning act of all,. to the government that supports courts at exhibited either a disregard of the voice. teat expense, for its protection? The honcst, ~~ — > ae { Evection rravns 1x San Matxo —Thelast . . thinking miner asks no such immunity. Equal-. Legislature in the famous Consolidation Bill, . % oD . i . provided for the erection of a new county eall. #OBACCO, fruit, san, peach, elephaut, fiue cut. hone sinoking do. CHILT BEANS, California bagoz, white do, A general assoriment of Liquors, Wines, case gucx rery description. : RARLEY, Oats, Bran. We are constantly receiving addition’ of op EES: ot . . ity in taxation es well as rights, is what every ; ; . present stock, making itone of the largest amd hee A great deal. of excitement has been 2¢ of the law and order big bugs, or it'a new era in the history of our State, . " 4 Pusilanimity in the discharge of his republican demands and claims. Webster . °¢ Sa" Mateo out of that portion of San Fran. leeted in the city, which we now offer for tie inspec ; Ee . : 3 ¥ H ic At, ~ x te ~ a . niry dealers. SNE: ¢ ARNOL produced in Amador County, by the con. ould not have been produced. Taking . young in years, but old in vice, may be duties, which belongs rather to a weak . cisco county outside the city. Anelection was “rr ayenage firmation of the grant to Pico, of eleven, the facts as we get them, it is conclusive square leagues of land. A body of set. that the Sun isa sympathizer. with the. tlers interrupted Senator Day in his atstripe-of men — have been sent out of tempts to survey the claim, depriving him the country. This is one of the honoraot his instruments so that he could not. ble exceptions! The other is the Herald, reckoned to commence. virtue known in older comraunities, we hope will be emulated hereafter among our people. The ruffianism which has characterized the State, giving it the repproceed. A party of Greasers being refor whose editor, Gen. Howard, in the utation of being the hell of the world, will, That standard of 24 imbecile old granny, than to the. Govonce said the basis of republican governments rested upon the rights of property. Our governor of a great State, clothed with abun-. oroment is based on a sandy foundation if the dant power, and fearless in its use— capital of the country is withdrawn from its' “How are the mighty fallen!” If, in the. support, and a privileged, moneyed aristocracy outset, the Governer had “pitched in” at} isto rise above the payment of taxes, leaving San Francisco, and come’out with one eye. Plebeans to the importunitics of tax gatherers, . . As a specimen of how clections are conducted . . n that region, and to show that Vigilance . . Committees are not without apology, if any . ee evidence is wanting, we subjoin an cx: . . {held in May to elect the first county officers. . Sacramento, May 29th, 1856.—if DRUGS & MEDICINFS . : THOMPSON & BORRADAILE _ Importers and Wholesale Dealers in x’ RUGS, PATESTMEDICINES. &e. &e. Just received, per clipper Ships Flyaway, Fal wind. Derby and. Sweepsinkes— : Ifostetter’s Bitters: Pastelis de Paris; tract ftom a specch of Hon, Wm. Duer, once . pay tumeg en oMPPS Mestang. Linimeni y Rum: Aleohol, Atwood's paienicc : s istrict. . Heps.1°5S growth , Sal Tartar : ; : i ; ‘orn, . Member of Congress from the Oswego district, . #0 a tp ot ceee S ported about to make descent on Dry . SPeech before alluded to, claims nothing . we trust, be known no longer. Give Caldressed in mourning, or *both, he would ates ~ Hittle of tie benefits wehttaslst Sy = . Tartare Reid Ss se eo re F Q — 3 tel, : : £ : . pe, ee Jastor Oil, in bbls tuysott’ s Town, Sutter Creek and vicinity, tl a but “unquestionable courage.” Thescrifornia but a fair and spotless name, to, have been entitled to theeredit of trying By th et Law of 1854 i “I was called as counsel in od Ape Jaraica Ginger ac wn, Sutte : ricinity, the citi“s . F to do what he supposed to be his duty.— y the tvevenue Law of 1854, corporations . of the election returns in San Mateo, when the . Brown’s Ext Ginger; Oil Juniper : 1 . o do what he suppose e his duty. , ly oe zens have undertaken to sce a resolution . 2*¢ the two honorable exceytions. On!which thebest efforts of San Franciscans PP y Yellow Wax: carried out, that no Greaser shall reside in . the other side, are the Alta, Chronicle, are fearlessly devoted, and with her mild and finally acted and companies are taxable on capital invested But he waited too long, in any species of property. Canals and races only to produce derision from one party, attempt was made to contest the right of those . 5 who claimed to bave been elected. The evi. Iodide of Potash: Raspberry Jnica (Fren ot Feather Dusters ; Rilliard Chalk ; alsam Copavin, Amador Co Bulletin, True Californian, Wide West,. climate, unbounded and undeveloped are listed for taxation also. There is no readence adduced, showed the vilest koay Cry CVEE . Coopers Tainaiace, pie peor elcid = : Golden Era, Pacific &c. But quan‘um'wealth, and her ample fields for the dis-. #24 disgust from the other; from one that Ky a betel stapes erpetrated. In three precincts, called ‘Chris. . Lyon's Flea Powder: Gum Shellac + Miss Olive Oat } . Golden Ta, Paciae Cc. q =m » aD pie heids for ic 13+ . 4 ; son why a tunnel, or cut, or any mining imilly 's’ Belmont and Crystal Springs, there Gum Arabic : Candle Wicking, wtiman, about whom so. lay of energy and enterprise, immigrants . he did any thing at all, from the other that} ,,, t, shou!d b t, and water ditch. . were but 300 legal voters; but ‘Liverpool Jack,’ . Hers Corn Starch, much was said six months sinee, has been suf. ao aT: play. Sy and erprise, immigran provement, should becxempt, and water ditch; we oe } aivCrp 1, . Boiled Oil: Brown Windsor Soap, Murperer arrestep.—It will be reeollected, that in our last issue, an account was given of a supposed suicide at Illinois Bridge. A shot was heard in the night, and a splash in the water immediately fter. Some papers were found on t bridge in a hat the morning after, signed by Wm. Cole. A young man bearing this spending a few days’in San Francisco and Sacramento, on her. way to visit relations in Oregon. A short naraation of her captivity among tha Mohave Indians, is given in the Lvening Bulletin. > oa B&eSome few interested individuals, or men with marvelousness largely devel. oped, are busy throwing out innuendoes, . name, was arrested on the Middle Yuba, that the Vigilance Committee have gone . near the San Juan a few days since, who to far that they cannot stop if they would, . confesses having killed the Frenchman, but must strike for an independent govern. . Scbiliinschi, near San Juan, whose wurwestern arm of the Republie powerful, and its people prosperous and happy.— We trust that the effect of the Vigilance Committee will end in so great and desirablea blessing. $< ~<a ourtn or Juty.—We learn that the Sab: ols of this place, and of Grass Valley and Rough and Ready, are making extensive preparations to celebrate the ecightieth Anniversary of Independence. hey will meet together in a fine grove, situated about two miles from town, on the Nevada and Grass One is as necessary as the other, and they are indeed inseparably connected. It may be urged that property invested in a claim S N evada, June T6th, 1856. . is more precarious than canals. But it seems Hon. W. I. Fercuson and D. 1. Bacuey— : Gentlemen:—If convenient for you, it would . bat the value of the latter depends entirely afford us much pleasure to have you deliyer. upon the valuc of the former. If the diggings orations at this place, on the 4th day of July. . do not pay, the ditches cannot. Hoping to receive a favorable reply, we reJOHN PATTISON, LEWIS TEAL, I. WILLIAMSON, C.F. WOOD, N. P. BROWN. Sacramento, June 19th, 1856. time, 2. Why should an individual be exempt from the payment of taxes on mining capital and & company, incorporated or acting together by private agreement, not? If franchises are allowed at all, tney are usually granted to companies or corporations, but by the terms of law, main with respect, James Hennessey and their abettors returned fifteen hundred! election, five men whom they had never before seen, and who had much to say about the clecz . tion, and seemed to be very anxious that the . ballot-box shonld be protected. [Laughter.] So much so, that they returned five hundred votes as having been polled, when there were only about rutrry legal voters in the precinct. [Much sensation. “When I saw these alarming and monstrous . frauds, I was astounded, and asked the hard: working and peaceable farmers why they allowed such villainy in their neighborhoods. — Said they, ‘We can’t help ourselves; if we try to hinder your San Francisco rogues from dos At Crystal Springs, the . W¢ech-Jars: Vonger & Field’s Writing InkWine Corks , i Sarsanarilla: Together with a compleieaseortment of Toilet articles honest people found, on the morning of the) required for the trade.¢ THOMPSON & BORRADATLE., une6-3m Sacramento, No. 161, cor J and th ats. ‘4 T. E> * ‘ Wolfe’s Schiedam Aromatic SCHNAYr Ys. THIS CELEBRATED BEVERAGE IS MANUFACTURed at the Factory of the undersigned, nt Schiedam Holland He is the sole importer, as well as the exclusive manufa turer of the article, and no preparation bearing the name of “Schnapps, ’’ that is not procured either from his estab lishment in New York, or from his Agents in other citicsis genuine or reliable. It is made of Barley of the finest quality. selected with great care from the products of the most celebrated grat: growing distriets, is flavored with the essence of the Aro A s . > tic Juniper Berry of Italy, and is rectified by a peculin: ‘ : , To Messrs. Joun Pattison, I. Wrutraxson, . they are, if mining capital is not taxable, Kere ing as they like, they will shoot our cattle, pon Fisleecadiadiitet ee tohis Ochi Gexicicie aie ment on the shores of the Pacific, which . der we chronicled two weeks ago. ; He Valley road; and what with splendid banners,. Lewis Tzat, N. P. Brown and C. F: Woop:. bestowed upon a few privileged individuals. ra our Somewell it may be, murder us.’ is aoe aiiosoutinn sult epultiie tabbed. ¥ was the real design of the organization.— was brought to town and lodged be jail on children singing —orations—grand pic nic, = ee polite note of the 16th The opinion of the Attorney General appears Here we have a complete illustration of the ble and often dangerous effects produced upon the stomuzc! '* & ft is urged with a great deal of earnest-. Monday. He is reported to be insanc.—. nq juvenile frolic, we predict it will be a paOT abinae a tab ik cr Tee ee . tabe right in equity, and is, we think, implied . °Xte»t of ballot-box stuffing power; and it is} produced upon the stomach and bowels by a change of ness, that the members of the Committec. The fact that he put his name to a manuthould they disband, would severally be script, acknowledging the comwission of a liable to actions for the false imprisoncrime, before being suspected or arraingment ef the expatriated rascals, for mur. ed, and endeavored to leave an impression der, piracy, treasom, &c., and nothing} that he had committed suicide, to avoid thort of a revolution, complete and effec. being hanged, goes far to justify the betual, and recognized by the United States. licf that he is either insane or demented. government, can give a safe amnesty to the rebels. For their own self security, itis alleged they must go further. This may be all believed by those who —————— oo Farat Acctpent.—Mr. Albert Cunningham, an old and well known resident of this city, was accidentally killed by be: : ing thrown froma horse, on Tuesday urge it, Lut the idea of three-fourths of night. His horse stumbled in consethe people of a State requiring an amnes-. uence of repairs going on in the strect ty from the other fourth, b Jight. 2 Z y ¢ other fourth, bas a sight) snd deeeased was precipitated to the a o . neck. He lived about an hour in an inendeavored to be created in the commusensible state, after the accident. Denity for the purpose of rendering the Vigi-. : Jauce Committee unpopular, well knowing, . ceased was originally from Illinois. as the authors of the intended mischief. Exection.-—-At a regular meeting of do, that the patriotism of the masses will Oustomah Lodge No. 16, I. 0. O. F., on ever saction the relinquishment of our) Tuesday evening, the following ‘officers interest in the stars aud stripes. . Were elected for the ensuing term: A. A. To some of these same ‘men, who are! Sargent, N. G., W. G. Alban, V. G., J. peddling this wretched insinuation, we) L. Brown, See’y., €. Marsh, 'T. °° would suggest the fact that one of their; The lodge has recently taken possessgods once advocated a separation of Cali-. ion of a new, and beautifully furnished fornia from the Union, and as a rewardjroom ia Z. P. Davis’ brick building, ant fot so patriotic a wish on his part, was/is very prosperous. honored with a scat in the U. S. Senate. For one man to desire it, is all right, but for « large majority is most damnable. or B@> Don't forget to goandsee the play of Lady of Lyons, at the Theatre this evening. triotic and brilliant affair. The schools of this place will forma procession from one of the Churches, and march through the principal streets to the old Post Office, and there take a carriage for the grove. The Sabbath Sehools invite the public as their guests on the occasion, We are promised a programme of procession, public exerci~ ses, speakers, &c. &c., which we will publish in our next. Ee Oe ee Baptist Cuvurce Dirricunty.—We under: stand the prospects are that the difficulties ex. isting between the Baptist Church and that portion of the Church which has been excluded from its fellowship, are soon. to be settled. A Committee, consisting of Rey. J. L. Shuck aud Deacon Cooley, of Sacramento; Rey. B. Brierly and Deacon Gordon, of San Francisco; Rev. Mr. Atwood and Deacon Owens, of Stockton; Rev. Mr. Guernsey, of Petaluma; Rev. Mr. Collom, now of this place, and Mr. J. L. Roberts, of San Francisco, have been chosen to whom the whole matter will be referred. It is supposed that all concerned will abide the result, The committee will meet in this city on the 9th of July. They have received the written sasction of both parties. The denomination baving taken hold of the i wettar: it is confidently expected, the differences which have long existed, will be perma: nently decided. : ——————=-_ 3eq.Miss Rowena Gravice the actress, will will pour in upon the coast, making the;Bthing has been done effectually or in! os taxed. of Nevada, on the 4th of Jaly ensuing, was re-. e * ceived yesterday. in the law, or deducible from it. But let law: We highly appreciate the compliment thus. yers decide. paid us, and it will afford us pleasure to acRespectfally yours, W.1. FERGUSON, your invitation. pe ——————(s2 oe Eureka South, June 19th. Mr. Eprror—I wish to inform you that ata public meeting of the citizens of this aga oe place, held in the Temperance Hall, on ‘a, hus been presented with a tin sword by an. ih, evening of the 18th inst., for the pururchin. He is a sweet scented individual to f sa ‘ lead the law and order forces of his division.— . P°S® * €*Pressing opiniens on gelanectgeg The history of his amours, elo ts and de. °f the Vigitance Committee, now in sesssertions throughout an abominable life, would . !00 at San Francisco, Geo. Dean was chomake a bigger show than all the exploits at . S¢D President, and J. B. Low, See’y. arms, he will ever be able to perform in crush. Addresses were delivered by Messrs. ing the people of San Francisco. Baldwin, Connard, Hughes and others, ER tn Peeteooatgantana _ {Setting forth the necessity of the VigilArarM oF Fing.—A fire broke out 10! ance Committee in the present emergenthe U. S. Hotel, on Tuesday, which was ey, after which, the. following resolution extinguished before any damage was done. was adopted, with but two dissenting voiIt was supposed to have been caused by ces. carelessness in throwing a lighted cigar} Resolved That we, the citizens of Eufrom the upper windows of the hotel upon . reka South, in public meeting assembled, the roof of the Post office building, where . having through the medium of the press, was lying alot of combustible material, . fly satisfied ourselves, that the inhabit*jants of San apresciaet. bere for ers past {been compelled through the mal-adminisPaneer srion<—-Mows, Vdacqye, comman’ tration of the law, to submit to a system of murder, chicanery, and plunder, by ruffians of the deepest dye, that their indubitable and inalienable rights have been laid prostrate by a band of miserable mis’ An afflicted husband was returning from the. creauts. That law has become a derision, funeral of his wife, when a friend asked him. and justiee a mockery. That we fally enhow he was. dorse the action of the Vigilance CommitDAV. T. BAGLEY. Muarary.— Brig Gen. Caznean, of Colum. der of the French divison of the Vigilance Committee, has been presented with a magnificent sword by a member of the committee. avic ss, will! “Well,” said-he pathetically, “1 think I feel ined to defend them if appear on the boards west week, at Frisbie’s./ the better for that Tittle walk”? aise apne parte 26 ne EET ere eerste nen towne te necessary, with our lives, Yours truly, C. a that which we have now undertaken to crush, through the efforts of the Vigilance Committee. [Great applause.]” the Masons of the 24th at Grass Valley, passed off gloriously. Four Lodges were represented, two from Nevada, and one each from Grass Valley and Rough & Ready. An address was delivered by Rey. Morris Evans, which we hear highly commend:d. The dinner was in superb style, gotten up at Smith’s Exchange.— the anniversary. <rExpress Favors.—We are particularly indebted to Lambert of the Pacific Express for favors. Michelson does not fail to be attentive as usual. Many thanks. To Hamlin, we acknowledge ourselves under obligations for copies of the Wide West and Golden Era. ————« oo oe Patvate Boarpive—Mrs. E. L. Pearson would inform the public of Nevada that she has fitted up a Private Bearding House, on High street, which she designs keeping in the best style. The Table will be furnished with every delicacy of the season, and nothing will be wanting to make it a Home for aespd favoring her with their patronage. —_—_—_—_—— ee FOR SALE OR RENT. 4 pow Subseriber now offers his Cottage, situated on Hill street, for sale or vent. Phe house will be rented with or without the pene, FP or ire. ~ ot a : — enquire-at this 0 flice <7 err Nevada, “une26 . ter—a visitation to which travellers, new settlers and a! upacclimated persons in California are liable—the Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps will be .ound absolutely infallible ; while, in cases of dropsy, gravel, obstruction of thy eee Sr. Joun’s Day.—The celebration by kidneys, diseases of the bladder, dyspepsia, ague and feve: and general debility, it is recommended most emphaticall) by the most distinguished members of the medical pro fession. I wish the public to understand the Schnapps is not sol: by the gallon or pipe. It is only sold in quart and pint bottles, in cases of one dozen quarts and two dozen pint each bottle enveloped in yellow paper with my name o: the label. For sale at all the respectable Druggists Gro . ers and Hotels in California and Oregon. UDOLPHO WOLFE. Sole haporter and Manufacturer, 18, 20 and 22 Beaver st. New Yo A really fine ball in the evening closed} CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC Since the introduction of my Schiedam Aromatic Schnap) into the Atlantic States, a .umber of Mquor mixers in Nev York, Boston and Philadelphia, have been engaged in pw ting up mixed and poisonous Gin in green cases and jugs, and shipping it to California and Oregon, to be palmed off upon the unwary for my genuine Schnapps. I have direc ted my Agent in San Francisco to institute legal proceedings against all persons who he may ascertain to be ena: ed in this most atrocious system of deception, and T on the press and the public to aid him in his elforts to ren ‘i dy so great an evil. UDCLPHO WOLFE, ————$— <> ___ UTION TO PERSONS gost WHO DRINK AT.,. : Bars and Eloteis. Numerous complaints are made of persons who Bars on Steamboats and in Hotels, who fill up my empi botties with common Gin, and sell itte the uRsuspectis for my SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCIENAPPS. I would therefore advise all wh i s F © drink the Schnapps a: such places, to MARK THE APPEARANCE OF THE BOTTT _ 3 he outside wrapper or label : , shoutd be defaecd To hur To DEINK unless 4 FRESH BOTTLE Is OPE x; ». : “i kee DAVID BH. BURKE, Solc Agent 85 Clay «treet, (at Blackman, th ward & San Francisco, March 2]. 1850. =

* PF atee ‘Millard Fillmore, The Weurda Fournal, . we The Democrat of this week, comes out as bold as a sheep, against the Vigi ance Committee, and infavor of law and order. There must be a new hand at the bellows in the shop of our neighbor, or some hope of a reaction in public sentiment must permeate the bosom of the hitherto cautious editor. Had a modicum of the usual caution manifested by that paper, been observed in penning the lead. —<——=s Friday Morning, June 27. National American Nominations. FOR PRESIDENT, ‘OF NEW YORK. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, Andrew J. Donelson, OF TENNESSEE. er of the late number, so. many sweeping . . and unauthorized assertions would not! have stared its readers in the face. . The editor charges the independent . journals, who support that Vigilance Com. mittee with being bought. One of the, main reasons why old maids do not marry is, they are not appreciated and never have a chance. The virtue of some men, and newspapers, is owing to their intrinsie value not being worth an attempt to sap. The Democrat, seeing the sympathies which are easily enlisted in favor of widwere labeled “J. Neely Johnson,” ows and orphans, in the case of the wife Maloney was in charge of the sloop. and children of James King of Wm., atDurkee, who took the vessel, has been . tempts to strike a tender cord for the sake arraigned before the U.S. Commissioner, . °f the capital, in the following pathetic on a charge of piracy. sentence: “Men have been taken frem j their own houses inthe night time, confined fora day or so in the dungeons of the Vigilance Committee, and before their . friends even knew the charges preferred against them, have been shipped on board News or tite Weex.—The week ending with this issue has beeu a very exciting one at San Francisco, and is, perhaps, pregnant with important results, A sloop was overhauled by the Vigilantes, in the vicinity of Benecia, and upwards of two hundred stand of arms, found secreted among brick, the lading of the vessel. The cases containing the arms, tube David S. Terry stabbed a man named Hopkins in an altercation in San Francisco, growing out ofan attempt of the former to oif-r some protection to Maloney, who was being arrested by officers of the Tue Revowvriox at Sax Francisco. —Among all classes of our citizens, Law and Order men and Vigilantes alike, the earnest and anxious inquiry is propoundernment, a ready reply might -be furnished. The. Vigilance Committee would ,soon Jay down their arms, or a bloody contest must ensue. Upon the requisition of the Governor of a State, the President is bound to bring the force of the nation to suppress a revolt against the legal State authorities.— Living, as we do, far removed from thc power of the Union, it cannot be directed against us, till the people have quite thoroughly purged themselves of the unwholesome causes of complaint, and restored health for the present and some time in the future. By proclamation a state of civil war actually exists. The people are opposed by ‘authorities they have once deiegated with power for a certain length of time which has not yet expired. But the Governor and his adherents can claim nothing but the shadow of foree. The Constitution may be appealed to, but it furnishes them with neither men, arms or money. The records of the last gubernatorial canvass may be shown, the commission of the ed a thousand times a day. “What is to up a man in the fullest. sense of the term, become of the affair at San Francisco ?” to fill up the redundant robes of office that Were we nearer the national seat of goy-' fickle fortune has cast upon them, like Cara eee J. Negry Jouxsox.—“Some men or ; born great, others have greatness thrust apes them.” Some of the latter class, ‘small in every attribute that goes to‘make dinal Woolsey, swell beyond their size and span. The garment little. befits. the pigmy within, and the first move of the elements blows it hither and yon, exposing the littleness of the contents. A shirt on a bean pole in a spanking breeze is a fair prototype. Of the latter class is the executive officer of this State. While the Legislature was in session, he filled the Governor’s chair with honor to himself and credit to the State. He could not well have done otherwise.— There was an infallible guide which could noterr. It was a star to his path} and a Jamp to his feet. The Legislature of the State had an established reputation for being always wrong on any doubtful question. The policy of the Governor was to be right himself, or atleast popular. All he had to do was to veto all measures of questionable propriety or constitutionality , or those that were esteemed pets by the Legislature, and the voz populi was sure to applaud. Seven years of experience in the State would have taught an urchin newly {trowsersed, that such a courso justice is compl ‘tance of = Beard of Supervisors, and an or. nament itis to aby town and -eredit to any county. It is 54 by 60 fect on the ground, two stories high besides the basement, and occupics a commanding site, making it a corspicuous object arresting the. attention of the. traveler as he catches the first glimpse. of our city. The court house proper is built of brick, with cut granite sills andcaps to the doors and windows, and pilasters of the same material. in front. The first story is fourteem feet between floors, and is devoted to County Clerk's, Sher. . ly creditable. The full music of the play if's and other offices, besides a spacious room! was given, and in a style of much excel-. for Judges Chambers. The second story is lente. eighteen feet in the clear and is to be occupied las a court room. A gallery runs across one pars under which are two jury rooms. The finish of the court room approaches the Ionic style of architecture. Altogether this room is. inal, and Mrs. Conner as Francois, which one of the finest in the State, The entrance} Was played admirably. During their per to the building is by fifteen steps of cut granite, . formances each evening they have both Nevapa Twearze,— Our. citizensifinys . SHERIFF'S SALE. i a +3 : : . WHEreas, on the 17th day of Ma D 185.6. a fir be} "0.0. 8 ned sines Friday night st, . judgment and decree was pean in the IDistrfe. at Frisbi e’s re by the Fepresentations . Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of Caiifornia he = In und for the county of Neveda. egoinst E. W.£ mth end ofone of the best companies that have ever . Lydia M. Smith ond in favor of Benjomin Jones for the : “ cf : sumof eleven hundred and thirty-eight dollars, Principal played in Nevada. A variety of pieces . debt, with interest on the principal at the : per ceut a month from the rendition of judgment, togeih have been brought out in excellent style. . See Or gauts, And whereas ‘on the shid 17+) . = Somat was ordered The opening piece was Shakespear’s ever — te ocoig Ss the Morizaze set ew yeas i : g ‘ foreclosed, and th ; attractive drama of Macbeth, in which Mr . eribed to wit : A piece or parcel < Sent 3 south side. o! street in the : Conner played the part of Macbeth, and . California on which said lot stands. "Ea Bott gbomarhn Mrs. Conner that of Lady Macbeth. The oe . manner as such lot was originally located 2 personations were: excellent, and the sub. shailex tend along Spring Stree, thirty feet pres den ordinate characters in the piece were high. . {{/.2n4 Singular the sppurieannees and hercditement« the Union Hotel which lot fronts on Broad t eniy five foot and extending back to Spring Mea Sk: thereunto telonging, be levied upon tnd sold to entisf. } said judgment, interest and costs, and the Proceeds there J-grahed to the payment of said sums of money us afore said. Notice is hereby g yen that I shall scllthe above ee cribed property at public auction to the highest{biccer t: cash in front of the Sheriffs office, Nevoca. on Saturea the 21st day of June, 1856, at the hour ef 2 2. Me Given under my hand this {8th day of May. 1856. W.W. WRIGHT, Sheriff, N.C By C.F. Woop, Uuder Sheriff, On Saturday night, Tour de Nesle . was produced, giving full satisfaction.— Bulwer’s play of Richelieu was brought out on Monday night, Mr. Conner as the CarThe above sale is postponed to Saturday July 12th. WW. WRIGHT, Sheriff, Ter C. F. Woop, Under Sherif CONSTABLE'S SALE. flanked on each side by three massive buttress-. been been called out mid thunders of ap. Suz or CaLironnta, County of Nevada, Town es of the same material. The basement is built entirely of granite The wails are two feet eight inches in thick: ness Two rooms occupy the front, one for the jailor, the other as a vault connected with the County Clerk's office above: The remainder of the basement is the jail, containing eight cells built of large granite blocks bolted together. The cells occupy the center and are surrounded by a hall, with a floor like the cells, of cut granite blocks one foot thick and dovetailed together. "Phe jail. is nine feet in the clear,ang is provided with-the usual grates *. very neat and appropriate speeches. They ship of Nevada, ss—By virtue of fan Exeew tion to me delivered, issued from the court of Lp . Van Hagan, Esq, an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the county aforesaid, bearing date Feb, 15th, a p. 1856 to satisfy a judzment rendered by eaid Justice are spoken of in the highest terms by all . of, the Pewee onthe 15th dey teh Deke a . —/j vorofJ. obdell and against E E Hill, ? who have witnessed their performances. . Smith and O. N. Stuith. for the eum of Sia 5 Adon Mr Dumphries played well in all his parts . interest, damages and costs cf suit, Ihave taken jn * : Execution and will sell to the highest bidder for casi ashealways does. Messrs. White, Ham-} in front of the Justice‘office of S.C. Herbert on Broad ; . * st. on Saturday the 21st {J 85 a ilton, Gates and Venua, assisted by Miss . tyeen the hours of 9 o'eloc aoger ss pny che Kate Grey and Mrs. W. H. Hamilton cer. 1! the right, title and interest (f 0 N. Smith in anc tainly deserve a great deal of credit for the admirable manner in which they to a certain house and lot situated cn Broad street in have+ sustained Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. plause and addressed the audience with the township of Nevada, and on the north side of said street and adjoining the property known as the Fm pire stables. Taken asthe property of the above de f.ndant to satisfy the above demands and Accruing: costs. J. L. BROWN, Const: Executive, his inaugural, and the recorded . would do to bet on. The chances were and tig: site place for prisoners scree yi pete! smd bibsen Rs aaa has been jostponed, by order of plaintin Vigilance Committee. . of vessels, and oxgoktaps of the country,. history of his many vetoes, proofs concluten to one in favor of liberal vetoes. The! cannot b in the State. Without colwas produced, eer — oe action. . serada Sune 220, 1459, 271: BROWN, Constable Terry took refuge in the armory of the end their Samilies left to starve.” : sive of the highest authority, but they . Governor either had sense enough to dis-. lusion it is inde J impossible for a prisoner to Heian ae, * 6 < wesisciage vee ——— pe beers f Law and Order troops, but finally surren-. _ No sympathy is intended or desired to. avail nothing against the sovereign will of cover which side of his bread was butter-. ¢scape from it, ‘ wr avin Sal: edt gin, pel ghia gl Oeeney soe. ' be enlisted for the scamps themselves, for . i! dered to the, Vigilantes, and most of the : : arms of the opposition fell into the hands} °8° neighbor is convinced, —even he is of the people by this act. convinced—with all the distance between . Numbers of rascals have been ordered . »im and the scene of action, thata mato leave the State, Cusick and Bagley jority of the expatriated _— raseals.— among the number, who refuse, and Cu. But he feels for the quick, when touching sick has sought the protection of the Goy-. °" widows and orphans. ernor in Sacramento. Now, we ask who have been left to} Volney E. Howard, Major General of . St3"¥¢s by this forced exodus of villains?— ; . We know of none. If there are any such, they have heretofore fed on the wages of sin and iniquity, and it were better to eat the bread of a pauper, than that bought’ this Division, endeavoring to create a war spirit in front of the Orleans, in Sacramento, was uneecremoniously treated by the crowd. Col. Baker shared a similar fate. with the stealings of a thief, or the price . A demand was sent on to Washington . of blood from the hands of a murderer. hy the steamer of Friday last, by the! “The San Francisco papers, with ono Governor, for troops and arms to ed CXOEPHOns, — tee measdown. the people of San Francisco. The . ®"*> responsible for the disgraceful proadministration may add another feather ecedings in that city.” Two en: to its cap, to keep company with the Greyexceptions ! One is Dave Scannel’s ortown one, by granting the requisition, . $™» the Sem; edited by Bonnard, who Late advices from Oregon represent a/ 78 engaged in the scheme of Siting great battle having been fought at Big . Broderick into: the a seat in the geal Meadows, between the U. S, forces un.\ States Senate a year before histime. We) . the sole design of the people of San Fran. the people at this moment. The delegated voice of the State, so far as San Francisco is concerned, has been revoked for a time. <A large proportion of the available arms in the country, except those belonging to the general government, are in the! hands of the people. In point of numbers, and munitions of war, the Governor is powerless, compared with the Vigilance Committee and their supporters.— He cannot do much damage if he would. Under such circumstances, knowing that cisco is to obtain their rights as citizens, and secure them for the future, without a! desire to subvert the civil authority of the’ State, only so far as necessary for imme! diate self protection, it is not difficult to! see what the result of the aflair at San Francisco will finally be. The President can move no number of men or arms, suf. . jficient to put down the people of this State . ed, or else had good advisers, and pursued the course of a wise man, how much ,Soever he may full short of being one himself. The Legislature adjourned, and whatever may have beenits errors of omission or commission, the people were universally satisfied’ with the Governor. True, it was generally conceded, that a part of his upper story was in want of a tenant, but that was no great objection so long as it was supposed to be lumbered up with honesty. The guide of the Governor was gone, his star set, and lantern extinguished when the “assembled wisdom” dispersed. He had wielded the power of one against a hundred, and was right. His vanity, of — there is no lack, was tickled, and he . set himself about the use of supposed prerogatives, in oppositition to law, precedent, public sentiment, and the highest’ in a shorter period than three months, and . weal of the State. . { Tried and competent . Perhaps a cheaper public edifice has“never. Pe" of Mrs. E. 8. Conner, founded upon yet been erected in California, the total cost . .cVents known as the Kentucky tragedy, of the whole being but $50,000. We are in~ . which occurred in Frankfort in 1825, was formed that Mr. Shaw, the contractor, has made nothing by the contract. stree Ss Cee Taxation or Minixe Caprrat.-Some time since the Assessor of this county, addressed a letter to the Attorney General, askirg his opinion upon the legality of taxing capital invested in mining claims, ‘The following is his repky: June 18th, 1856. Sir:—I am of the opinion that capital invested in Mining Claims is a proper subject of taxation under the Revenue Law of this State. Very respectfully, yours, WM.T. WALLACE, Att’y Gen’. Mr. Joun McCoy, Assessor Nevada Co. Perhaps by express and positive terms of . law, there is no warrant for such an opinion as ' the one given above, But there is no reason ATTORNEY Grserat's Orricr, from taxation on money invested in the most lucrative field of enterprize in the State. A in equity that the capitulist should be exempt . ANDERSON & TINGLEY, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, NEVADA, Ri WATSON & BEIN, Hardware and Iron Store, No. 163 J street, 2d door above 6th street Spers meni: 1 =n heen and Dealers in Foroign and Domestia produced. The part of Bragaldi was finelly played by Mr. Conner, that of Octavia . by Mrs. Conner. Mr. White played extremely well in Castelli. After this piece . M Hardware. The following comprise a part ofthe, AY ‘ present stock :—Iron, Copper, Steel, Nails, Plough: Mrs. Conner was loudly called for, who Shovels, Axes, Adzes, Hatehes, patent and spring . eame out and thanked the audience for . Plate, tit ant Batt Hissar Os Meg tree te : I = is, Ox, ; i er cir io ¢ A and Coil Chains, sett of Mill Irons complete, Mill Muthe kind reception that she had met with ley, Circular, Crore-cut and Pit Lowe ergy Me during the evening. evry bette aa Ie ane Latches Ss , Dutts, indow s lip Tas On Thursday evening was produced the . tenings, &e &. Inaddition towhich they le. great drama of Wallace, and Obliging a} Friend, being for the benefit of Mr. Conner. Dancing and a' recitation of Collin’s the attention or purchasers totheir well assorted stocic of shelf goods which they offer ut the lowest iaxice : beautiful “Ode to the Passions,” added to! the attractions prices. aah: T. W. LINDLEY, GEO. WWEAVER T. M. LINDLEY: & Co, (Successors to Lindley & Iloopes,) : : , i WHOLESALE DEALERS Ix Frisbie deserves great credit and full GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOU) . patronage for his efforts and succes$ in Samia Se ORAS, . South-Fas mi s.& t getting together so good a company as he . tPF ast eorner Seventh and J Streets. : ee ‘has. Some of the pieces we have named; SNEATH & ARNOLD, have been represented in a style not to) No, 175, be surpassed on any stage in the state, J strect, between 6th and 7th, Sacramento . AVE on hand. and offer for «ale a complete paren rate of threeand all of them creditably. We have not FE . long ere that time will have’expired, peace . : F ‘$ ae ee eee space to designate the company by name, 5 : ed fi offices they had . million of dollars might purchase every mining . ; der Col. Buchanan and the Indians,—. @° 2¢t charge Broderick with being the. Reese: ig giapy Mo id filled with honor, to give place to others. claim of value in the county, the product . ment of GROCERIES. LIQUORS, PROVISIONS, &c. FLOR, in bbls. cases and sacks ; . CORN MEAL, in bbls, half-harrels and California, in sac! :and quietness will once more reign among i Forty of the latter were killed, and one prince of shoulder strikers, but would . us. The rascals who have so long con-! but will say the ladies attached to the . PORK clearand mess, in bbls and half bbls. ; ail . might be sent out of the State assoon as ex-! . BACON, Ex clear and Jx L, and California cured : i pom , sme : ,of questionable ability and character, . ("5 : ‘chod. troupe are attractive and deserving ac. COPFES. Rio Bovece, ground and in tina, ! hundred and twenty-five taken prisoners eall attention to the fact that in the . taminated the fountain of justice, will have . \hose sycophantic gyeations <apomnd the . acted, and the whole county ne st p i soar a . RICK. Corotina ta vile and hall bbls, Ching do $4 7 . i \4 ine :. . 4 s r $ alls 1s . SUGAR, ernshed, pt Iwerive: vew Orleans ar i The chief who commanded is supposed to speech of Gen. Volney E. Howard at)y,.0y extirpated, and nothing will be left’ Governor were deisel Works of som thereby. Why should money invested in ol Res ce ad Recah ow ce Eater aa $15 . LARD, in, 20 and’ tines Kitha ned ‘hi agg f i i S to, to prove that he was not in : — — Y Of SOME . sp ecies of property as legitimate as any other,;} made up of persons who understand their FISH. codfish, sulmon and macker f rt be among the slain. The Indian war in. °2¢T#™ente, to p a ; deserving the sword and bayonet, when . reward 5 é tt : . TEASshlack and green 1-4-2 and chests : bd s a ee shoulder Bitt h eward, be allowed to go free, nor pay its proportion . profession. Oregon is now about terminated, as the the least in favor of shoulder hitters, he arene Chief, commanding in this encounter, was . stated that he had not spoken sh es

the only one refusing to come in and ac-. ick for overa year. This must have been ecde to terms. considered good evidence by the General, the United States troops arrive, should ithey arrive at all, which is extremely problematical. With the restoration of civil authority, [anct wishes of nine-tentheof “thie “people, And at last, as the crowning act of all,. to the government that supports courts at exhibited either a disregard of the voice. teat expense, for its protection? The honcst, ~~ — > ae { Evection rravns 1x San Matxo —Thelast . . thinking miner asks no such immunity. Equal-. Legislature in the famous Consolidation Bill, . % oD . i . provided for the erection of a new county eall. #OBACCO, fruit, san, peach, elephaut, fiue cut. hone sinoking do. CHILT BEANS, California bagoz, white do, A general assoriment of Liquors, Wines, case gucx rery description. : RARLEY, Oats, Bran. We are constantly receiving addition’ of op EES: ot . . ity in taxation es well as rights, is what every ; ; . present stock, making itone of the largest amd hee A great deal. of excitement has been 2¢ of the law and order big bugs, or it'a new era in the history of our State, . " 4 Pusilanimity in the discharge of his republican demands and claims. Webster . °¢ Sa" Mateo out of that portion of San Fran. leeted in the city, which we now offer for tie inspec ; Ee . : 3 ¥ H ic At, ~ x te ~ a . niry dealers. SNE: ¢ ARNOL produced in Amador County, by the con. ould not have been produced. Taking . young in years, but old in vice, may be duties, which belongs rather to a weak . cisco county outside the city. Anelection was “rr ayenage firmation of the grant to Pico, of eleven, the facts as we get them, it is conclusive square leagues of land. A body of set. that the Sun isa sympathizer. with the. tlers interrupted Senator Day in his atstripe-of men — have been sent out of tempts to survey the claim, depriving him the country. This is one of the honoraot his instruments so that he could not. ble exceptions! The other is the Herald, reckoned to commence. virtue known in older comraunities, we hope will be emulated hereafter among our people. The ruffianism which has characterized the State, giving it the repproceed. A party of Greasers being refor whose editor, Gen. Howard, in the utation of being the hell of the world, will, That standard of 24 imbecile old granny, than to the. Govonce said the basis of republican governments rested upon the rights of property. Our governor of a great State, clothed with abun-. oroment is based on a sandy foundation if the dant power, and fearless in its use— capital of the country is withdrawn from its' “How are the mighty fallen!” If, in the. support, and a privileged, moneyed aristocracy outset, the Governer had “pitched in” at} isto rise above the payment of taxes, leaving San Francisco, and come’out with one eye. Plebeans to the importunitics of tax gatherers, . . As a specimen of how clections are conducted . . n that region, and to show that Vigilance . . Committees are not without apology, if any . ee evidence is wanting, we subjoin an cx: . . {held in May to elect the first county officers. . Sacramento, May 29th, 1856.—if DRUGS & MEDICINFS . : THOMPSON & BORRADAILE _ Importers and Wholesale Dealers in x’ RUGS, PATESTMEDICINES. &e. &e. Just received, per clipper Ships Flyaway, Fal wind. Derby and. Sweepsinkes— : Ifostetter’s Bitters: Pastelis de Paris; tract ftom a specch of Hon, Wm. Duer, once . pay tumeg en oMPPS Mestang. Linimeni y Rum: Aleohol, Atwood's paienicc : s istrict. . Heps.1°5S growth , Sal Tartar : ; : i ; ‘orn, . Member of Congress from the Oswego district, . #0 a tp ot ceee S ported about to make descent on Dry . SPeech before alluded to, claims nothing . we trust, be known no longer. Give Caldressed in mourning, or *both, he would ates ~ Hittle of tie benefits wehttaslst Sy = . Tartare Reid Ss se eo re F Q — 3 tel, : : £ : . pe, ee Jastor Oil, in bbls tuysott’ s Town, Sutter Creek and vicinity, tl a but “unquestionable courage.” Thescrifornia but a fair and spotless name, to, have been entitled to theeredit of trying By th et Law of 1854 i “I was called as counsel in od Ape Jaraica Ginger ac wn, Sutte : ricinity, the citi“s . F to do what he supposed to be his duty.— y the tvevenue Law of 1854, corporations . of the election returns in San Mateo, when the . Brown’s Ext Ginger; Oil Juniper : 1 . o do what he suppose e his duty. , ly oe zens have undertaken to sce a resolution . 2*¢ the two honorable exceytions. On!which thebest efforts of San Franciscans PP y Yellow Wax: carried out, that no Greaser shall reside in . the other side, are the Alta, Chronicle, are fearlessly devoted, and with her mild and finally acted and companies are taxable on capital invested But he waited too long, in any species of property. Canals and races only to produce derision from one party, attempt was made to contest the right of those . 5 who claimed to bave been elected. The evi. Iodide of Potash: Raspberry Jnica (Fren ot Feather Dusters ; Rilliard Chalk ; alsam Copavin, Amador Co Bulletin, True Californian, Wide West,. climate, unbounded and undeveloped are listed for taxation also. There is no readence adduced, showed the vilest koay Cry CVEE . Coopers Tainaiace, pie peor elcid = : Golden Era, Pacific &c. But quan‘um'wealth, and her ample fields for the dis-. #24 disgust from the other; from one that Ky a betel stapes erpetrated. In three precincts, called ‘Chris. . Lyon's Flea Powder: Gum Shellac + Miss Olive Oat } . Golden Ta, Paciae Cc. q =m » aD pie heids for ic 13+ . 4 ; son why a tunnel, or cut, or any mining imilly 's’ Belmont and Crystal Springs, there Gum Arabic : Candle Wicking, wtiman, about whom so. lay of energy and enterprise, immigrants . he did any thing at all, from the other that} ,,, t, shou!d b t, and water ditch. . were but 300 legal voters; but ‘Liverpool Jack,’ . Hers Corn Starch, much was said six months sinee, has been suf. ao aT: play. Sy and erprise, immigran provement, should becxempt, and water ditch; we oe } aivCrp 1, . Boiled Oil: Brown Windsor Soap, Murperer arrestep.—It will be reeollected, that in our last issue, an account was given of a supposed suicide at Illinois Bridge. A shot was heard in the night, and a splash in the water immediately fter. Some papers were found on t bridge in a hat the morning after, signed by Wm. Cole. A young man bearing this spending a few days’in San Francisco and Sacramento, on her. way to visit relations in Oregon. A short naraation of her captivity among tha Mohave Indians, is given in the Lvening Bulletin. > oa B&eSome few interested individuals, or men with marvelousness largely devel. oped, are busy throwing out innuendoes, . name, was arrested on the Middle Yuba, that the Vigilance Committee have gone . near the San Juan a few days since, who to far that they cannot stop if they would, . confesses having killed the Frenchman, but must strike for an independent govern. . Scbiliinschi, near San Juan, whose wurwestern arm of the Republie powerful, and its people prosperous and happy.— We trust that the effect of the Vigilance Committee will end in so great and desirablea blessing. $< ~<a ourtn or Juty.—We learn that the Sab: ols of this place, and of Grass Valley and Rough and Ready, are making extensive preparations to celebrate the ecightieth Anniversary of Independence. hey will meet together in a fine grove, situated about two miles from town, on the Nevada and Grass One is as necessary as the other, and they are indeed inseparably connected. It may be urged that property invested in a claim S N evada, June T6th, 1856. . is more precarious than canals. But it seems Hon. W. I. Fercuson and D. 1. Bacuey— : Gentlemen:—If convenient for you, it would . bat the value of the latter depends entirely afford us much pleasure to have you deliyer. upon the valuc of the former. If the diggings orations at this place, on the 4th day of July. . do not pay, the ditches cannot. Hoping to receive a favorable reply, we reJOHN PATTISON, LEWIS TEAL, I. WILLIAMSON, C.F. WOOD, N. P. BROWN. Sacramento, June 19th, 1856. time, 2. Why should an individual be exempt from the payment of taxes on mining capital and & company, incorporated or acting together by private agreement, not? If franchises are allowed at all, tney are usually granted to companies or corporations, but by the terms of law, main with respect, James Hennessey and their abettors returned fifteen hundred! election, five men whom they had never before seen, and who had much to say about the clecz . tion, and seemed to be very anxious that the . ballot-box shonld be protected. [Laughter.] So much so, that they returned five hundred votes as having been polled, when there were only about rutrry legal voters in the precinct. [Much sensation. “When I saw these alarming and monstrous . frauds, I was astounded, and asked the hard: working and peaceable farmers why they allowed such villainy in their neighborhoods. — Said they, ‘We can’t help ourselves; if we try to hinder your San Francisco rogues from dos At Crystal Springs, the . W¢ech-Jars: Vonger & Field’s Writing InkWine Corks , i Sarsanarilla: Together with a compleieaseortment of Toilet articles honest people found, on the morning of the) required for the trade.¢ THOMPSON & BORRADATLE., une6-3m Sacramento, No. 161, cor J and th ats. ‘4 T. E> * ‘ Wolfe’s Schiedam Aromatic SCHNAYr Ys. THIS CELEBRATED BEVERAGE IS MANUFACTURed at the Factory of the undersigned, nt Schiedam Holland He is the sole importer, as well as the exclusive manufa turer of the article, and no preparation bearing the name of “Schnapps, ’’ that is not procured either from his estab lishment in New York, or from his Agents in other citicsis genuine or reliable. It is made of Barley of the finest quality. selected with great care from the products of the most celebrated grat: growing distriets, is flavored with the essence of the Aro A s . > tic Juniper Berry of Italy, and is rectified by a peculin: ‘ : , To Messrs. Joun Pattison, I. Wrutraxson, . they are, if mining capital is not taxable, Kere ing as they like, they will shoot our cattle, pon Fisleecadiadiitet ee tohis Ochi Gexicicie aie ment on the shores of the Pacific, which . der we chronicled two weeks ago. ; He Valley road; and what with splendid banners,. Lewis Tzat, N. P. Brown and C. F: Woop:. bestowed upon a few privileged individuals. ra our Somewell it may be, murder us.’ is aoe aiiosoutinn sult epultiie tabbed. ¥ was the real design of the organization.— was brought to town and lodged be jail on children singing —orations—grand pic nic, = ee polite note of the 16th The opinion of the Attorney General appears Here we have a complete illustration of the ble and often dangerous effects produced upon the stomuzc! '* & ft is urged with a great deal of earnest-. Monday. He is reported to be insanc.—. nq juvenile frolic, we predict it will be a paOT abinae a tab ik cr Tee ee . tabe right in equity, and is, we think, implied . °Xte»t of ballot-box stuffing power; and it is} produced upon the stomach and bowels by a change of ness, that the members of the Committec. The fact that he put his name to a manuthould they disband, would severally be script, acknowledging the comwission of a liable to actions for the false imprisoncrime, before being suspected or arraingment ef the expatriated rascals, for mur. ed, and endeavored to leave an impression der, piracy, treasom, &c., and nothing} that he had committed suicide, to avoid thort of a revolution, complete and effec. being hanged, goes far to justify the betual, and recognized by the United States. licf that he is either insane or demented. government, can give a safe amnesty to the rebels. For their own self security, itis alleged they must go further. This may be all believed by those who —————— oo Farat Acctpent.—Mr. Albert Cunningham, an old and well known resident of this city, was accidentally killed by be: : ing thrown froma horse, on Tuesday urge it, Lut the idea of three-fourths of night. His horse stumbled in consethe people of a State requiring an amnes-. uence of repairs going on in the strect ty from the other fourth, b Jight. 2 Z y ¢ other fourth, bas a sight) snd deeeased was precipitated to the a o . neck. He lived about an hour in an inendeavored to be created in the commusensible state, after the accident. Denity for the purpose of rendering the Vigi-. : Jauce Committee unpopular, well knowing, . ceased was originally from Illinois. as the authors of the intended mischief. Exection.-—-At a regular meeting of do, that the patriotism of the masses will Oustomah Lodge No. 16, I. 0. O. F., on ever saction the relinquishment of our) Tuesday evening, the following ‘officers interest in the stars aud stripes. . Were elected for the ensuing term: A. A. To some of these same ‘men, who are! Sargent, N. G., W. G. Alban, V. G., J. peddling this wretched insinuation, we) L. Brown, See’y., €. Marsh, 'T. °° would suggest the fact that one of their; The lodge has recently taken possessgods once advocated a separation of Cali-. ion of a new, and beautifully furnished fornia from the Union, and as a rewardjroom ia Z. P. Davis’ brick building, ant fot so patriotic a wish on his part, was/is very prosperous. honored with a scat in the U. S. Senate. For one man to desire it, is all right, but for « large majority is most damnable. or B@> Don't forget to goandsee the play of Lady of Lyons, at the Theatre this evening. triotic and brilliant affair. The schools of this place will forma procession from one of the Churches, and march through the principal streets to the old Post Office, and there take a carriage for the grove. The Sabbath Sehools invite the public as their guests on the occasion, We are promised a programme of procession, public exerci~ ses, speakers, &c. &c., which we will publish in our next. Ee Oe ee Baptist Cuvurce Dirricunty.—We under: stand the prospects are that the difficulties ex. isting between the Baptist Church and that portion of the Church which has been excluded from its fellowship, are soon. to be settled. A Committee, consisting of Rey. J. L. Shuck aud Deacon Cooley, of Sacramento; Rey. B. Brierly and Deacon Gordon, of San Francisco; Rev. Mr. Atwood and Deacon Owens, of Stockton; Rev. Mr. Guernsey, of Petaluma; Rev. Mr. Collom, now of this place, and Mr. J. L. Roberts, of San Francisco, have been chosen to whom the whole matter will be referred. It is supposed that all concerned will abide the result, The committee will meet in this city on the 9th of July. They have received the written sasction of both parties. The denomination baving taken hold of the i wettar: it is confidently expected, the differences which have long existed, will be perma: nently decided. : ——————=-_ 3eq.Miss Rowena Gravice the actress, will will pour in upon the coast, making the;Bthing has been done effectually or in! os taxed. of Nevada, on the 4th of Jaly ensuing, was re-. e * ceived yesterday. in the law, or deducible from it. But let law: We highly appreciate the compliment thus. yers decide. paid us, and it will afford us pleasure to acRespectfally yours, W.1. FERGUSON, your invitation. pe ——————(s2 oe Eureka South, June 19th. Mr. Eprror—I wish to inform you that ata public meeting of the citizens of this aga oe place, held in the Temperance Hall, on ‘a, hus been presented with a tin sword by an. ih, evening of the 18th inst., for the pururchin. He is a sweet scented individual to f sa ‘ lead the law and order forces of his division.— . P°S® * €*Pressing opiniens on gelanectgeg The history of his amours, elo ts and de. °f the Vigitance Committee, now in sesssertions throughout an abominable life, would . !00 at San Francisco, Geo. Dean was chomake a bigger show than all the exploits at . S¢D President, and J. B. Low, See’y. arms, he will ever be able to perform in crush. Addresses were delivered by Messrs. ing the people of San Francisco. Baldwin, Connard, Hughes and others, ER tn Peeteooatgantana _ {Setting forth the necessity of the VigilArarM oF Fing.—A fire broke out 10! ance Committee in the present emergenthe U. S. Hotel, on Tuesday, which was ey, after which, the. following resolution extinguished before any damage was done. was adopted, with but two dissenting voiIt was supposed to have been caused by ces. carelessness in throwing a lighted cigar} Resolved That we, the citizens of Eufrom the upper windows of the hotel upon . reka South, in public meeting assembled, the roof of the Post office building, where . having through the medium of the press, was lying alot of combustible material, . fly satisfied ourselves, that the inhabit*jants of San apresciaet. bere for ers past {been compelled through the mal-adminisPaneer srion<—-Mows, Vdacqye, comman’ tration of the law, to submit to a system of murder, chicanery, and plunder, by ruffians of the deepest dye, that their indubitable and inalienable rights have been laid prostrate by a band of miserable mis’ An afflicted husband was returning from the. creauts. That law has become a derision, funeral of his wife, when a friend asked him. and justiee a mockery. That we fally enhow he was. dorse the action of the Vigilance CommitDAV. T. BAGLEY. Muarary.— Brig Gen. Caznean, of Colum. der of the French divison of the Vigilance Committee, has been presented with a magnificent sword by a member of the committee. avic ss, will! “Well,” said-he pathetically, “1 think I feel ined to defend them if appear on the boards west week, at Frisbie’s./ the better for that Tittle walk”? aise apne parte 26 ne EET ere eerste nen towne te necessary, with our lives, Yours truly, C. a that which we have now undertaken to crush, through the efforts of the Vigilance Committee. [Great applause.]” the Masons of the 24th at Grass Valley, passed off gloriously. Four Lodges were represented, two from Nevada, and one each from Grass Valley and Rough & Ready. An address was delivered by Rey. Morris Evans, which we hear highly commend:d. The dinner was in superb style, gotten up at Smith’s Exchange.— the anniversary. <rExpress Favors.—We are particularly indebted to Lambert of the Pacific Express for favors. Michelson does not fail to be attentive as usual. Many thanks. To Hamlin, we acknowledge ourselves under obligations for copies of the Wide West and Golden Era. ————« oo oe Patvate Boarpive—Mrs. E. L. Pearson would inform the public of Nevada that she has fitted up a Private Bearding House, on High street, which she designs keeping in the best style. The Table will be furnished with every delicacy of the season, and nothing will be wanting to make it a Home for aespd favoring her with their patronage. —_—_—_—_—— ee FOR SALE OR RENT. 4 pow Subseriber now offers his Cottage, situated on Hill street, for sale or vent. Phe house will be rented with or without the pene, FP or ire. ~ ot a : — enquire-at this 0 flice <7 err Nevada, “une26 . ter—a visitation to which travellers, new settlers and a! upacclimated persons in California are liable—the Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps will be .ound absolutely infallible ; while, in cases of dropsy, gravel, obstruction of thy eee Sr. Joun’s Day.—The celebration by kidneys, diseases of the bladder, dyspepsia, ague and feve: and general debility, it is recommended most emphaticall) by the most distinguished members of the medical pro fession. I wish the public to understand the Schnapps is not sol: by the gallon or pipe. It is only sold in quart and pint bottles, in cases of one dozen quarts and two dozen pint each bottle enveloped in yellow paper with my name o: the label. For sale at all the respectable Druggists Gro . ers and Hotels in California and Oregon. UDOLPHO WOLFE. Sole haporter and Manufacturer, 18, 20 and 22 Beaver st. New Yo A really fine ball in the evening closed} CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC Since the introduction of my Schiedam Aromatic Schnap) into the Atlantic States, a .umber of Mquor mixers in Nev York, Boston and Philadelphia, have been engaged in pw ting up mixed and poisonous Gin in green cases and jugs, and shipping it to California and Oregon, to be palmed off upon the unwary for my genuine Schnapps. I have direc ted my Agent in San Francisco to institute legal proceedings against all persons who he may ascertain to be ena: ed in this most atrocious system of deception, and T on the press and the public to aid him in his elforts to ren ‘i dy so great an evil. UDCLPHO WOLFE, ————$— <> ___ UTION TO PERSONS gost WHO DRINK AT..,. : Bars and Eloteis. Numerous complaints are made of persons who Bars on Steamboats and in Hotels, who fill up my empi botties with common Gin, and sell itte the uRsuspectis for my SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCIENAPPS. I would therefore advise all wh i s F © drink the Schnapps a: such places, to MARK THE APPEARANCE OF THE BOTTT _ 3 he outside wrapper or label : , shoutd be defaecd To hur To DEINK unless 4 FRESH BOTTLE Is OPE x; ». : “i kee DAVID BH. BURKE, Solc Agent 85 Clay «treet, (at Blackman, th ward & San Francisco, March 2]. 1850. =