March 30, 1860 (4 pages)

THE NEVADA JOURNAL. FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 30, 1560. New Ap’s.— The ladies in Nevada are particularly interested in knowing that Mrs. Taft has established a millinery shop next door below W. H. Crawford & Co., and the Journat office. Sco her advertisement. Frank Carter offers the well known Virginia House for sale. It is céunted good property. Nevadans going to San Francisco will find no more elegant accommodations than at the International Hotel. Haley keeps a hotel as isa hotel. No more popular Hotel is found in the State than the “ What Cheer ” in San Francisco. The business done by the house is immense. Customers must be well treated to insure such patronage. Covrr or Sessioxs.—Three more persons Were consigned to the tender mercies of MeCauley, on Tuesday, viz: Vorath, alias Dutch Bill, David Jacobs and Sandy Allettod. Each were sentenced to four years in the State Pritén for robbing the sluice of Crossman & Co. The case of Chas. Sanford was tried on Mén day and submitted to the jury. After being owt all night the jury was brought into court and discharged being unable to agree. A nolle prosequi was entered, on the understanding that the defendant would leave the State never t6 return. TuHeatre.—Mr, James Stark, wife, and céim pany played at the Metropolitan on Friday and masse i “ae aap Is Memoriam or Jonn V. Wartsox.—The members of Union Lodge No., 4, of the I. 0. of G. T. passed the following resolutions on Friday . evening, the 23d inst? Your Committe to whom was referred the duty of preparing suitable resolutions expressive of the esteem and respect in which our late W. V. T., Bro. John V. Watson wag held by tne members of Union Lodge No. 4, [. 0. of G. T., would respectfully report : Whereas, It has pleaged an over-ruling Providence to remove from our midst our well beloved brother, J. V. Watson, we deem it due to his memory togive suitable expression to the feelings of sorrow which pervade our hearts : Resolved, That whilst recognizing in the death of our Brother, the hand of God and humbly bow to his will, yet we sincerely deplore his loss a8 that of one of our most worthy members, one Who was always ready to perform his duty, and who continually set an example in his daily life well worthy our imitation, one who was a true friend, faithful Brother and ever ready to aid in the catise of humauity and in the dissemination of the principles of Temperance, Virtue and Morality. Résofved; That we deeply sympathize with the relatives in their bereavement and that a cep of these resolutions be sent them, and that in token of respect our Lodge furniture be dres. ted in mourning for thirty days. . NeYada March 23, 1860 A. H. Parker, L. W. Wreviams,— > T. W. Locxwoop, Com. The following resolutions were unanimously adopted by Nevada Lodge No. 13, F. & A. M. : Your Committee, to whom was referred the task of preparing resolutions expressive of the Miscellaneous. Liquors, &c. mnie ka NEW LIQUORS, Etc. LIST OF PRIZES IN Old Malaga A. LIEPBERT’s is PRESENTATION -OLD BURGUNDY PORT WINE; Old Madeira Wine, Old Sherry Wine, x Hock, To be distributed. MAY 15th, 1S6¢ Sauternes, Champagne, Californid Wines, French Cordials, Any person who will have an Ambrotype taken valOld Brandies, ued at $2,00, will receive two tickets, or any person having * Picture worth $9, $20, or $75, as the case may be, will reccive as many tickets as every dollar given, which will entitle any one toa chance in the Prizes for each ticket he or she may hold. Persons in the country ordering or purchasing Tickets can re‘eive a picture at any time by calling at the Gallery. 7O PRIZES,-VALUE $3.000. Tickcts $1,00immac h ; Whiskeys, And biquots of every” description, on hand and for sale, by C. H. MEYER & Co., Importers of Wines and Liquors, Brick Store, No. 76 Broad street, Nevada. Nevada, Dee: 23, 1859. LIQUOR AT COosT AVING decided to close our business within ten days, we will sell our entire stock of Fine Brandies, Wines, Gins, 1 Heavy cased fine Gold Magic Hunting Lever Watch.. eocenes 100 RUDOLPH & HUNT, No. 32, Maiti Street, Nevada Wholiésale & Retail DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES, — AND DEALERS IN —— Paints, Oils, Varnishes, : Patent Medicines and PERFUMERY, At the Lowest Cash Prices At the Old Crug Stand, Fire-proof brick, 32 Main street, OPPOSITE MULFORD& C'S BANKING HOUSE Nevada, No}. 4, 1859.—1£ H. H. WICKES & CO., No, 53. 4 Broad st., ——Wholesale and retail —— DRUGGISTS AND: APOTHECARIES; Corner of Broad and Pine streets. me D Anes AROMATIC VALLFY For Medicinal Use. ‘AS now tae, that position An the world’s esti3 mation, justifies its Proptietor in claiming for it t-e.nee? A SUPERIORITY UNRIVALLED. Produced as it is, by & process only Kiitcwn to the Manufacturer, ani extracted finth the choicest grain, which grows no where but in a favored lo_ cality in the Valley of the Monongahela, and contain ing nodeleterious admixture; it hag gequired a rep utation of perfect purity and intrinsie excellence, based sol tly ipod ite inherent merit, which the Pro pristor does not intehd sh'll ever be forteltod. his universal use by the MEDICAL PROFESSION, is most urgontly recothtiended. Aifeddy Bas it found its way into the principal public and private Hospitals in the country, and wherever it has been TO YOU ALL GREETING ! {. once used it ftiiwHtit vecomesa necossity. ANNUAL WESSAGE. CHEAP JOHN Cor. Piné & Cotambrtial 8t, Nevada. The Aitbntich of consumers is called to the certfitentes of the following well iti Chemisis; For that whereas we have an Thave analyzed a sample of “‘Daly’s Aromatic Saturday nights last. Never did the great actor plicit or deserve more applause. The Lady of Lyons was done on Friday andthe Gamester on Saturday night. The Company subsequent“dy played to fine nudiences ‘ht North San Juan. We learn that Mr. Stark proposes. paying our . ‘city a professional visit of some duration some ‘weeks hence. feeling of the Lodge, ou the oceasion of the death of Bro. John V. Watson, would respectfully report < Whereas, An All Wise Providence has seen fit to remove from our midst, our much esteemed and worthy Brother, John V. Watson, and whereas, & proper respect for 4is memory deserves a suitable expression of feeling from this Ledze; Resolved, That whilt we bow with submission . to the inevitable deeree whieh called him hence, . and Sincerely and deeply deplore his loss, as that . of a warm hearted friend, and true and faithful . Brother: we have the consolation that the loss Benerit Baty.—tThe net proceeds of thé bal) . ‘on Thursday evening of last week for the benefit ‘of the family of M. Hf. Casson, are stated at ‘$241, which sum has been gratefully received by the family. The company at the ball were gen2 Cash eee . 3 Fine Gold Hunting Lever Watch, No. 56594.145 4 Fine Gold Hunting Lever Watch, No. 3088. .100 5 Silver Hunting Lever Watch ‘Nickel M ovment,’’ Ruby Jewels, No 30302 6 Silver Hunting Lever Watch, No. 7 Fine Gold Etrascan set Broach & Kar rings 8 Single stone Diamond ring. 9, 10, 11, Three Fine Gold sets. and Garnet, each $40. 12 Fine Gold Coral Bracel 13 Fine English Kevolver 14 One Quartz Seal. 15 Fine Gold Guard C 16 Fine Gold Chatalaine. l7 to 22, Six Bracelets, each 23, 24, Two Gold Pen and Penc , Cameo 129 Whiskies, Syrups, Cordials, ete. At San Francisco Imported Cost, for Cash or good approved endorsed Notes, at thirty days. {—> All persons who are owing us are hereby no tified to make immediate payment or they will incur the consequence of litigation. &c. T. A, NEWMAN & CoFIAVE ANY AND EVERYTHING IN THEIR LINE To BE FOUND IN ANY STORE IN THE STATEWill Sell as Cheap as the Cheapest. Orders from the trade are respectfully solicited Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours. Nevada, Sept. 30, 1859. W. Hl. CRAWFORD & Co. Boots & Shoes, {Successors to J. M. Hamitton &Co.] SIMON MAYERS. WILLIAM R. COE. z Hardware, &e. tf. IMMENSE STOCK OF GOGDS, Valloy Whiskey,” and!find it to be the IPuRE aRtr CLE. of fine flaver, and without any deleterious ad mixture. gE OS JAMES R. CHILTON, M.D. New York, Chemist: CD ies . Sete teers ape HO ae . wo. H. biti, Xéw York— a5 Thavo made achemical analysis of your Aromatic Valley Whiskey, and find it# rtitk, rive Flavor BD RY& WHISKEY, containing ne injurious matters of any kind, and I would recomend it aé suitablé erously furnished with free music by Charley Groves and his band. The same ‘donated their services in like manner at the ball tor the benefit of Mrs. Whiting. Estate or Epwarp Keusry.—J. C. Birdeye, Geo. W. Kidd and John Wil been appointed by the Probate Court, appraisers ‘of the Estate of Edward Kelsey, recently de‘ceased, enteredupon their duties on Monday. Ve learn the value of the real property was appraised at slightly more than ¢33,U00—bad and mntertain debts due the estate, at $21,000. ams having Goop Diegincs.—The Union Company, at Eagle Bird Hill, in Sierra County, have been . making as follows : From January 21 to January 25 $884,25 sa = 30 “ Feb’ary 4 596,00 “ =Feb’ary 20 “ sf 24 342,37 ps 27.“ March 17 930,75 ee ee Be = 22 «314,00 bea < 23 4 days work 91,25 The Company consists of § G. and Albert Tenny, U. E. Allen, D. Gillett, and C. S. Baue. The goldis coarse. The largest nugget weighed 44 oz. Pretty good claims, those. Sreneoscoric Pictures.—The whole Jorr. NAL office devil and all, were treated with aj eight of thirty-six stereoscopic pictures of the Great Eastern, as natural as life, on Tuesday. . A gentleman has them for exhibition about town . Two bits will pay for a sight at all the views, and it is well worth double the money, The pictures are taken from life, and true to nature. . Just take a look intg that box, everybody. 7a By reference to the doings of the Court of Sessions it will be seen that the spare popuiation of our county are divided in their choice of . scenes and operations. The rush seems to be for $an Quentin and Washoe. Sprritcarisw.—We learn that Miss Munson, the celebrated trance medium, who has interested the people of ‘San Francisco and Sacramento by her lectures, proposes. paying Nevada a professional visit. Harp Up.—A poor “lone lorn” bachelor . subscriber at Omega writes us there are about a camp, having good houses and claims. twenty are thought to be on the marry if they Unfortunately for the six score of anxious swains there are but two tould only get a chance. marriageble ladies in Omega and they are engaged. Our correspondent applies to us in his . uistress, and implores us to tell him what he is to do, The ease of the hundred and twe ig a hard one indeed. The only consolation we can administer is, that when a railroad is built to Nevada from Folsom so that the ladies cau coine to the mountains without passing through a purga. tery of dust, the angelic creatures will flock to . the Standard of matrimony raised hy the poor . bachelors in Omega. Go in, then, for the railroad and may a squeeze be your reward. Low Dowy.—It is reported of a chap who went over to Washoe to make a fortune or lose a leg, that after having secured the requisite . amount of ground, he returned to a place nota thousand miles from here and interested men of . means to such an extent that they becamé pur. chasers of his claims, paying part down, and the . remainder to be fortheoming whenever it.was found that the ore taken from the ground should be demonstrated to assay as well as t from the Comstock lead. Accordingly an agent was! sent over to pick up a few specimens to determine the fate of the last installment, Agent found a lot of the ore, brought it over, had it assayed, The cash was gladly paid and the bafgain wasconiplete. No chance fora “ slip up” now being entertained, one of the purchasers . emilingly informed the vendor that the ore from . the lead paid just as well as that from the Comstock. ‘“ Well” said the sharper, “ it ought to, I got it from there.” We tell the story as we . got it. Mepicat Press.—-The second number of this . Quarterly, by Dr. Cooper, is before us. We learn from it that a war is going on between some distinguished members of the Medical Profession . in San Francisco, how a woman’s mouth was . made larger—not how to sew it up—that men sometimes have the glanders, besides many other . important facts. The work is neatly gotten up, . and, if we can judge, well edited. Price $2,00 } per annum. ; Rerortep Rict Discovery.—A very rith quartz lead is reported discovered on Clark’s Ranch, about three miles below Grass Valley== We regret to say the greater part of the metal found in the rock is gold. Errects or TraveL.—A house was sold on Monday last at Eureka for $500 advance on the price paid for it two days before. . Such is the effects of travel over the Henness route. For some weeks there has been unusual sickness among the little folks of thig vicinity. The disease has been colds with a disposition to eroup. Ta“ Ebenezer” gives alarge class of minets asly punch im portraying the doings of Piddle & Musser. Send that other document, Eb. Tue total amount of gold carried out of this State, as appears by the Custom House books, and estimated as out-going in private hands, is not far from $650,000. The true amount is more likely to exceed than fall short of these figures. “Gx Mrs. Estelle Potter McDonald is about eommeneing a theatrical engagement in one of the principal theatres in Sar Francisco: Plumbago.—A person residing in Sonoma ¥alley, has discovered an extensive deposit of blaek lead, said to be of great purity. Tue yield of Gold from the place#s of Vermont for the year 1859, was $7,000. Tne town of Union, Humbolt county has had its name changed to Arcada, by act of Legisiature. Judge Haun proposes a steam communication with China. .individuals . . tells us,, can not be a free State. . to us, is gain to him, who has gone to join that Celestial Hodge above, where the Supreme Architect of the universe presides. Resolved, That while he was with us we all loved him; that his manly traits, of charac,er, his ever ready sympathy, and brotherly affections, endeared hit to us; and that now he is no more, the recolleetion of his many virtues, . will live in our hearts till we join him in that abode where we will rest foreven Resolved, That we decply and sincerely sym. pathize with the distressed relatives of the deceased in this their sad bereavement: and that . a copy of these resolutions be sent them by the Secretary, and placed upon the records of the Lodge, and that as a token of respect, the furniture of the Lodge be dressed in mourning for thirty days, ~ Cuas. Marsa, Taos. P. Haw ey, Nives SeArts. Committee. DISTRICT CORT. HON. NILES SEARLS PRESIDING. Saturday, March 22d, 1860. Stanton Buckner vs. &. J. Dunn. Order over. ruling demurrer. P. Bohannan vs. W. P. Morris. Demurrer sustained with leave to amend. . BP. Bohannan vs. M. Powers etal. Demurrer . overruled, L0 days to answer. . James Morrow vs Ira N. Brown. Demurrer submitted and overruled. 8S. W. Boring vs. A. Sanford. . uing cause. Thos, Cullen vs. C .lber’son and Harbin. Order continuing tause. Order continTuetday, March 27th. . John Corbett vs. M. W. Connolly. . judgment. R. Rarrey, et als, vs. Jno. Lyons, et al. der overruling motion for injunction. C. G. Kosendale vs. Lock & Brown: rer o¥erruled. Wm. Roush vs. J. B. Van Hagen. new trial overruled. Order for OrDemurMotion for . . } Wolf & Masseu vs. A. Colm, etalOrder for . judgment. S. 8. Hussey vs. DeLong, et als. Order for judgment for defendent. li. Read vs. Jho. Heal. . overruled. hundred and forty single men in that mining . Out of these one hundred and forty, one hundred and Motion for nonsuit Court of S#ssions. Hon. David Belden, County Judge; E. W. Haywood and G. W. Smith, Esyrs., Associate Judges. Friday, March 23d, 1860. The People vs. G. C. Townsend. Brought up for sentence—two years in State Prison. The People vs. Asa Allerton. Trial of eause . commenced. Saturday, March 24th. The People vs. Asa Allerton. continued—verdict of guilty. The People vs. W. B. Cuvey. To be confined one year in States Prison at hard labor. Monday, March 26th. The People ys. Chas. Sanford: Jury failed to agree. Trial of cause Tuesday, March 27th. The People vs. W. Vorath. Plea of guilty. The People vs. D. Jacobs. Plea of guilty. Wednesday, March 28th. A. Alberton, W. Vorati and D. Jacobs, were sentenced to four years servitude in State Prison with hard labor. In the case of Chas. Sanford a nolle prosequi was entered, and the Court adjourned for the terin. Nebraska, Gov. Black of that territory Recently . the legislature passed an act to prohibit slavery, which this Black Demoerat, vetoed, giving thé following reasons;—ist, that the cession to the United States of Louisiana, whieh was then a slave Territory, carried with it the right of all who might settle in any part thereof, to bring their slaves with them, if they saw fit; and 2d, That while the 34 to 57, Twenty-four Gold Broaches, each $25, 20, 20, 15, 15, 15, 15, 15, 20, 18, 10, 15, 15, 15, 15, 12, &,8, 10, 8, 8. 8,6, 8.. 58to . Thirteen sets Broach & Ear rings, ea ‘$42, 22, 20,16, 15,15, 12, 12, 12, 10, 10, B, Bites casa qaib tense oassss2ee chee bdecs ss 2 71 to 84, Fourteen pairs Gold Ear rings, each, $15, 14, 14, 8,8, 8,8, 8,8, 5 5,8, 6, 6.121 85 to 89, Tive gold Crosses, each $24, 13, 9,8, 8, 62 90 te 93, Four gold Necklaces each $2 pe ey. ogee 94. 95, Two pa BELLOWS, ANVILS, —AND— PA INTs: Linseed, Lard, Sperm, and Polar OILS told Armlets, each $14, 12 96 to 98, Three Gold Keys, $9, ‘5, 5,---.-. ' i iG; 99, 100 Two Califorma Gold Slides, 814.8, LEATHER AND RUBBER BELTING; 101 to 117, Seventeen Gold Gent’s Pins, each $8 8, 12 10,30, 10, 10, 10, 10,10, 8, 8, 8,'6, 7, 4, 4.143 . FOWAers 117 to 129, Twelve Gold rings, $24, 1&8, 16, 14, 165,466.66 600 Joecnig Set —— 130 to 170° Forty-one fine Lockets, cach $18, 16, Cordagé, 12, 12, 10, 8, 8,8, 14, 14, 14, 12, 12, 20, 12, 12, 12, 5, 4, 4, 5, 6, 5, 6,5, 5, 6, 6, 6, 6,6, 6. 10, 10, 47450; 6, Do ncesecosonqeceundiccsasacene siecestie DUCK, RUBBER HOSE, Hydraulic Pipes, Quicksilver, . ‘Teal.:. $3,000 A. LIEBERT. _Neva la, Feb. 22, 1860, GREGORY & BORING Lead Pipe, Plows, Straw-Cuticrs. cte. At the Old Stand, No. 27, Main Street, Nevada, W. H. CRAWFORD, March 7, 1860. H. L. COYE,. TALBWAN & TURNER, . No. 18 Commercial St. Nevada. Sign of the “LARGE PADLOCK.’ KS CONSTANTLY ON HAND averylarge . and generalassortment of GROCERIES, DEALERS IN Stoves, Tinware, Hardware, &c. Ke. Also—Bench Tvols, Table Cutlery, ama HY DRAULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS. Medal awarded to us by the State Fair . PROVISIONS at Marysville, ia Augast 1853 for Best Hose Pipe on'Exhibition ! — COPPERSMITHING, Weare preparedtodo ail kinds of Coppersmithing nthe beststyle. JOB WORK -&x Done to order at the shortest notice. gz Giveus acall—we areconfident we can supNO 44. MAIN STREET, Goods delivered Free of Charée. Tackle Blocks, . GENERAL DEALERS IN Cs TARD WARE, MAYERS &€ COE! IRON, STEEL, NAILS, BOOTS re SHOES. Having procured a large, new and well selected Stoch of BOOTS AND SHOES Consisting of Bnk ert’s and other celebrated Manufacturers’ make, Brogans, Boys’ Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ and Misses’ SHOES AND GAITERS, And in short, every thing necessary to furnish a first class Bout and Shoe Store complete. We are prepared to solicit the patronage of a generous public with a confidence in our ability to give General and Entire Satisfaction! As we Import our best stock from Philadelphia ourselves, we ate endbled to warrantit as genuine, and to sell at the most accommodating prices. In tality of goods We Wilt Not be Surpassed? We have a large assdritment of BOOT and SHGE FINDINGS! Which we design to keep on hand and sell at a small advance above cost. . Being well acquainted with the wants of thi® com . munity, and long established in business in Nevadawe flatter ourselves that we can make it advanta, geousfor any and all classes to patronize us. . Call at the old stand, Corner of Main and Commer. cial Streets, Nevada, December 29, 1859. . REMOVA ZL BCOTsS AND SHOXS! CONNELL & PENNY. Broad Street; {Opposite the Post Office.} Q Offer to the citizens of Nevada and the 4 . public generally, a choice aud well seected stock of people at the propper time may determine . the character of their domestic institutions, the Territorial Legislature has no such power, and that it is only when a State Constitution is formed and the State is admited to the Union, that popular sovereignty becomes inherent. While the Territory re. mains the common property of all the States, the citizens of eath have rights which cannot be abridged %y the local Legislature. He admits that the organic act pérmits the people to menage their own affairs in their own way; but then comets tht question, he . Says—who aré the people? He denies that the.representatives are the people, or have any right to act in the matter. In other words, the people may be unanimous in their opinion, and send their representatives to embody that opinion in legislation, but since the répréséntatives are not in fact the people, they have no power for such action. Verily this Gov: Black e#mbines all the greatness and wisfom of Sdlomon and Solon, he rises above Moses as a lat giver and is indeed a Daniel come to judgment. Srrance Custom:—A most extraordinary custom prevails among the Vizrees, a powerful tribe occupying an extensive district in Cuba, among the mountains between Persia ad India. It is, im faet, a female prerogative that has no patallél among any other people upon the earth, and just reverses— what we arein the habit of considering the natural order ef things—the women choose their husbands and not the husbands their wives. Ifa wonvan be pleased with a man, shesendsthe drumiméf of the camp to pin a handkerceief to his cap, with the pin she has used to fasten her hair. The drummer watch= es his opportunity, and does this in public, naming the woman, and the man is obliged to marry her, if he can pay her pri#s to her father. Prrex Harvey, of Boston, will pubfis? next summer his personal recollections of Daniel Webster, with whom, for many years. he had the most intimate relations. Perhaps no onehas a richer fund of memorabilia, now that Choate is dead, than Mr. Harvey. His right to publish them will not be dowbted by those who remember Mr. Webster's affectionate recognition, on his death bed, of the value and unselfishness of the attachment of his friend. Professor Goodrich, “ Peter Parley,” is deat. Ort. Books 21 1859. ! Books! Books J. E. HAMLIN, No. 53 Broad street, Corner of Pine Ts now receiving another mammoth stock of . everything 1n the line: BooksStationery,&Cutlery, Gold Pens, Fancy Articles, Toys, &. Which willbe so!d wholesale and retail cheaper than ever beforein this city. A great assortment of Gift Books. and Presents! \asNew undImproved DAIRIES & DAILY JOURNALS Wor the Year 1860. Avariety of sizes for the Pocket and Counting Room. A large circulating Library of the Latest and most popularBooks published. Newspapers and Magazines ! From all parts ofthe World! Steamer Papers for mailing—postage free. By strict attention to business, low prices and promptexecution of all Orders I hope to merit and obtain a liberal share of patronage. J. E. HAMLIN. NEW ESTABLISHMENT Branch of the SACRAMENTO New Corner Cigar Store. M. GREENHOOD! ON BROAD STREET, next door to the Post Office Nevada city Wou!d respectfully inform the public that he has opened a CIGAR AND FRUIT STORE, And solicits ashare of patronage: He has a large Stock of choice articles in his line and will sell at WHoLesaie oR Retait, atthe Lowest Prices for Cdsh. Country Dtalers supplied at Saeraitiento Prices. a M. GREENHOOD. Nevada; Dec. 24th, 1858. United States Baths! —AND-— HAIR DRESSING SALOON! THE undersigned re a informs the cit izeas of Nevdda and yicinity that they have just completeda fine Bathing Hotise, att&ched to their we'l-known esablishment, where the public ¢an be accommodated with Baths at alt times. — y They also keep constantly on hand “Dr, Genning’s Re} tluctor,” celebrat:d for its medical powers of the human Hair. It entirely eradicates dandruff, and keeps the hair from turning gray. They keep tonstant ly om hand a fine assortment of Perfumery of all kinds, THEO. LAMPE & BRO. mch19 No 51 Broad st, next door to the U. S. Hotel: In the matter of Reports of Justices of the Peace in and for the County of Nevada, as also Constables. RDERED that the Justices of the Peace in and for the County of Nevada, be and they are hereWy retired to file their reports of fines collected in their respective Courts, with the amounts paid ovel to the County Treasurer according to the requirements of law on the first Monday’s of February,May, Atgust und November in each year, showing the amounts of stith fines applied in payment of costs In each case. An d it is firther ordered that all bitls of osts of Justices of the Peace and Constables charged against the County in criminal eases shall be presnted at the sane time specified ii the above order fea that such bills must shsw items of service for which fees are chafged and must be accompanied with the affidavit of the party that the same ts ¢or= rect and true and that no part ofthe same hag béen By order of the Board of Supervisors. mchl6 J.8: w¥AMBERT; For Rent. bri¢k Store ceeupied by Joképh Brothers as a clothing store, on Broad Street; adjoining Sastiin & Colley’s Meat Market, is offered for rent at @ feasonable price, For particulars enquffe of CASHINLEY, febd10 At the Broad Steet Mar két LEECHES FoR SALEs = y Clerk. E: F. oPEavE. . ply all wishing anything in our tine. DR. ROSENBAUIWS Boots and Shoes; Of every description—fine, coarse and middling. . Also a full assortment of Philadelphia work, for Ladies wear. Benkerts Boots, and all kinds of Rubber wear. Thosejp want of A Custom Medé Article ! S the best remedy e¥er yet manuftétired for the . Can be accommodated in a style unsurpassed, cure of all Diseases, caused by a disordered sia‘e . and a fit guaranteed. We allow none to comof the Stom&cl! and Bowels. pare with us in Celebrated Stomach Bitters. DYSPEPSIA, Making and Repairihz ! : INDIGESTION, evade, Sov. 4, WQNNELL & PERNT. CONSTIPATION, ——— FEVER AND AGUE . Clothing Stores. and other similar maladies, yield at oncé to the ben . eficial influence of this excellent Medicine. Try_ them. Test them on your Constitution, and go on your way rejoicing, CAUTION. N¥ NEWSFOR 1860. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES —AT THE— OPPOSITION STOR . Oppostte National Exclisrge, Broad St, NEV ADA. JOSEPE BRo's. Will se}l their Extensive Stock of Eall & Winter Goods Which consists of a large assortment of A No. 1, English, Pilot and Beé¥et Overcoate s “ Harrison’s Business Coats; French Cassimere Pants; Bine, Black and Beaver Pants; Silk, Velvet and Plush Vests: Genuine Peruvian, Flamandi, Moleskin, and French Cassimere HATS. A Superior article of Mining and Stitched BOOTS; A large assortment of Mackinaw & B B BLANKETS; Together with a carefully selected stock of Goodyear’s Rubber Goods, warranted to be perfection. All of which will be sold at iF First Cost, To make room for a large invoice to arrive per ClipFOR THE—— per ship ‘‘ Forest Queen,” of SPRING AND SUMMER ee ee ee In addition to the above, we h the pl of Cc L oO T H I N G& T R A D E <Saectaiie our parted tos the outle goo —or— ally, that we are in receipt, by every steamer, SAN FRANCISCO. of a well selected stock of BADGER & LINDENBERGER, . BOYS’ CLOTHING, No, 103 and 105 Battery st, San Francisco. Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS ! Shoes and Gaiters. Entire New and Fresh Stock. sear PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. -@R Wwe would call the attention of Country Mer JOSEPH BROTHERS, chants to our unusually Jarge stock of goods: Our stock comprises every article in the Clofliing and Furnishing Line. : > have constantly on Hand the largéesst stock and greatest variety of _ Cassimere: Wooland Straw Hats! Of any honse ifi the city, and our prices for these 3 goods are less than those of any other house as we receive them direct from the manufacturer on consignment. Our stock of Spring & Suinmer Goods is particularly attractive, afd the great feature to the country merchant is the unusually low price— less than the cost of imtportation. We also keep the Staple Articl§s ii tte Dty Goods Line, which goods we have pureh’sed uhder the Hammer abd are offering them at New York cost and less. We publish this Card in erder that we may make new acquaintances afd induce those #ho have not. heretofore purchased of us, to call and itspect our CLOTHING STORE T0 THEIR OLD STAND stock, All that we a&k is an opporttinity to show the goods and name the prices and we hate no fear of the result; good articles and low prices are the Pin mm Sts great inducements to all who pnrehusé té sell again. Corner e& Co ercial Merchants who buy of us can make a good profit and sell to their customers at a low figure. We remain tull bedient servants, pete’ SR : er BADGER & LINDENBPRGER, NEVADA. Wholesale Clothing & Hat Warthoyse, . mehl6 103 and 105 Battery st. San Fraficisco 55 A; BLOCK, S. FURTH, E. BLOCK, Jr. Mm. W. GALVIN, me Saddlery iN Ditch Property and Mining Claims Owing to the Unexampled demand for these bitters some unprincipled parties have endeavored to coun . terfeit them. The genuine ROSENBAUM have the name of N. B. JACOBS & CO. branded on each cork, aré their signatureon each label. Beware, also, of a worthlers article, ealled Rosenchefs Bitters, put upin this city. Its external appearance is very much like the true Rosenbaum, but it is useless as a remedial agent, and has ouly been got up to prey on the reputation attained by Rosenbaum's Bitters. For sale everywhere, N. B. JACOBS & CC. Cerner Sansome and Commercial Sts. jan27 "60 6ms San Francisco. “ “ “ “ ACARD Nevada, Jan. 24, 1860. &t home Again! BLOCK & CO. HAVE REMOVED THEIR * _. Por Sale. ae VALUABLE Ditch Property and paying mining claims at Alpha are offered for sale on the urostreasonable terms to purchasers.— The ditches are, now running water, and will continue t6 do so nearly e ettire season.— The diggings are worked by hydraulics and in working éondition woW-The property is offered together or separately, td suit purchasers.— For reference ply toA. CHAMBERLAIN, at Geo, Lewis’ Saloon, Broad street, Nevada, or B. A. HARRISON, Alpha. j4-tf 2 Harness, Repairing Neatly done. Broad Street, opposite the Post Office Nevada.Nov. 11, 1859. ALFALFA SEED, ; For sale by E. F. SPENC ie Druggist, Broad Street for medical and public purposes. CHARUES T. JACKSON, . On hand that we want to ate Assayct. ~—— mere Ws. H. Datr— 4 Your Aromatic Valley Whiskey Is received and after careful examination, I find it to be a Pure Article, Entirely Free from the Adulterating Ingredients so frequently used, Yours respectfully, JAMES J. MAPES, Analytical Chemist. SATUTION. It haseome to my knowledge, that parties in “art Fisncisco Have resorted to the base artifice of at tempting to forge my label, with some slight altera ions; ising the hame “Dezar's” inated of “DA LY’'S Aromatie Whiskey,” and also using the word »‘CUMBERLAND,” instead of “MONONGAHELA.” these Boghs Labélé have been put on Bottles of entirely difierent shape from mine, containing thd commonest trash, and packed in eases, intended to imitate and branded similar to the genuine, uring he fitme ‘ DeLar’s” instead of “DALY'S.” Dealers inthe inferiot as Well as consumers are cautiontd Hot to be imposed tipti By thia Bofftls ars ticle, Particular ditehtion is called to tha shape of iny Bottle, which is uniitke any other, atid flse to the name “ WILLIAM H.j{DALY New Yutk* town in eack baitte, CL.OSE! OUT! Preparatory to the SPRING TRADE. Add n8# Lety says we must net blow, do eome And seo if we wont gite you Gods dt Lower Prices than Ever I have no feirs of this or any other spurious article interfering with the sale of my AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKEY! but T cannot allow such a base fraud to be practised upon honest Merchants and the unsuspecting Coti¢d mer without noticing it. Wm, H. DALY; 80LE PROPRIETOR, + NEW YORK: ROT Bi EP Dalj’s aronidti¢ Valiey Whiskey is for sale b+ itiost of ifié respece table Liquor Hoitéés in California. Wu. NEWELL & Co SOLE A 8; FRANCI3C00O. For iusiance : Tlie Best Stock of Coats ever here’ @r all kinds and Colofi: all the late atyiee January 27, 1860-tf. Cassiméré Pants :. PARTICULAR NOTICE ¥6 Purchasers of EUREKA WHISKEY. tn every Colet: Tats WHISKEY bas déYilired a repatation far more enviable than. ay Whiskey ever ofAh iminenie Stock of oe for _ in Burtel§ of Half Batrels in Cals SUuUPHRION: --AND. UNIFORM QUALITY has heeome so fully appreciated, that the demand for it has largely. increased, and the quantity now sold is mueh greater than any other kind of Whiskey on the Pacific Const SILK, VELVET & CASSIMERE Gatition. t reputation of the EUREKA WHISKEY, imported exclusively by ourse l tes; has “same ge eae Ang San a to put np a cheap article o iskey, itditation k aget, brasding it ‘ ger EUREKA WHISKEY lsicig (88 2auie style of letted da ol! iti8_ geriuThe best assorted Stock of Boots ! In tie market ef overy elass: The Hais, all kinds intluding Peruvian; Latest style Silk Hals;and Fitr: me aes ticle, and slso, using our, ship . DD. Ss ‘anspo: . i § to Avoid waibere a: © —_ This eommion Whiskey it palutea of; to a large extent, on the unsuspecting purchaéer, fot Tht GENUINE EUREKA All of which wilt bédote lovee heb day Nouse tia enabling tiie deller to make echeap imitatid#! Whiskey, #hid fet. « ° on r. iit gudtd dgAthat imposition; apy pack will, in future, have the following bpand, vie: Wit: NEWELL & Co, 8. F/’ Spits 58 in the county. of this brand, as none other js — bet amid 6d fot Seiranbves: M. NEWE San Pgancisco. Agents. §. HAAS & 66. by sf anl by ios of the Mead age ia San Franemeo Auctioneers. ig RDEN or. GARDEN SEEB : jd Street, Nevada. / / f / Nevada, Jaw.20, 1859. / ; / j /

THE NEVADA JOURNAL. FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 30, 1560. New Ap’s.— The ladies in Nevada are particularly interested in knowing that Mrs. Taft has established a millinery shop next door below W. H. Crawford & Co., and the Journat office. Sco her advertisement. Frank Carter offers the well known Virginia House for sale. It is céunted good property. Nevadans going to San Francisco will find no more elegant accommodations than at the International Hotel. Haley keeps a hotel as isa hotel. No more popular Hotel is found in the State than the “ What Cheer ” in San Francisco. The business done by the house is immense. Customers must be well treated to insure such patronage. Covrr or Sessioxs.—Three more persons Were consigned to the tender mercies of MeCauley, on Tuesday, viz: Vorath, alias Dutch Bill, David Jacobs and Sandy Allettod. Each were sentenced to four years in the State Pritén for robbing the sluice of Crossman & Co. The case of Chas. Sanford was tried on Mén day and submitted to the jury. After being owt all night the jury was brought into court and discharged being unable to agree. A nolle prosequi was entered, on the understanding that the defendant would leave the State never t6 return. TuHeatre.—Mr, James Stark, wife, and céim pany played at the Metropolitan on Friday and masse i “ae aap Is Memoriam or Jonn V. Wartsox.—The members of Union Lodge No., 4, of the I. 0. of G. T. passed the following resolutions on Friday . evening, the 23d inst? Your Committe to whom was referred the duty of preparing suitable resolutions expressive of the esteem and respect in which our late W. V. T., Bro. John V. Watson wag held by tne members of Union Lodge No. 4, [. 0. of G. T., would respectfully report : Whereas, It has pleaged an over-ruling Providence to remove from our midst our well beloved brother, J. V. Watson, we deem it due to his memory togive suitable expression to the feelings of sorrow which pervade our hearts : Resolved, That whilst recognizing in the death of our Brother, the hand of God and humbly bow to his will, yet we sincerely deplore his loss a8 that of one of our most worthy members, one Who was always ready to perform his duty, and who continually set an example in his daily life well worthy our imitation, one who was a true friend, faithful Brother and ever ready to aid in the catise of humauity and in the dissemination of the principles of Temperance, Virtue and Morality. Résofved; That we deeply sympathize with the relatives in their bereavement and that a cep of these resolutions be sent them, and that in token of respect our Lodge furniture be dres. ted in mourning for thirty days. . NeYada March 23, 1860 A. H. Parker, L. W. Wreviams,— > T. W. Locxwoop, Com. The following resolutions were unanimously adopted by Nevada Lodge No. 13, F. & A. M. : Your Committee, to whom was referred the task of preparing resolutions expressive of the Miscellaneous. Liquors, &c. mnie ka NEW LIQUORS, Etc. LIST OF PRIZES IN Old Malaga A. LIEPBERT’s is PRESENTATION -OLD BURGUNDY PORT WINE; Old Madeira Wine, Old Sherry Wine, x Hock, To be distributed. MAY 15th, 1S6¢ Sauternes, Champagne, Californid Wines, French Cordials, Any person who will have an Ambrotype taken valOld Brandies, ued at $2,00, will receive two tickets, or any person having * Picture worth $9, $20, or $75, as the case may be, will reccive as many tickets as every dollar given, which will entitle any one toa chance in the Prizes for each ticket he or she may hold. Persons in the country ordering or purchasing Tickets can re‘eive a picture at any time by calling at the Gallery. 7O PRIZES,-VALUE $3.000. Tickcts $1,00immac h ; Whiskeys, And biquots of every” description, on hand and for sale, by C. H. MEYER & Co., Importers of Wines and Liquors, Brick Store, No. 76 Broad street, Nevada. Nevada, Dee: 23, 1859. LIQUOR AT COosT AVING decided to close our business within ten days, we will sell our entire stock of Fine Brandies, Wines, Gins, 1 Heavy cased fine Gold Magic Hunting Lever Watch... eocenes 100 RUDOLPH & HUNT, No. 32, Maiti Street, Nevada Wholiésale & Retail DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES, — AND DEALERS IN —— Paints, Oils, Varnishes, : Patent Medicines and PERFUMERY, At the Lowest Cash Prices At the Old Crug Stand, Fire-proof brick, 32 Main street, OPPOSITE MULFORD& C'S BANKING HOUSE Nevada, No}. 4, 1859.—1£ H. H. WICKES & CO., No, 53. 4 Broad st., ——Wholesale and retail —— DRUGGISTS AND: APOTHECARIES; Corner of Broad and Pine streets. me D Anes AROMATIC VALLFY For Medicinal Use. ‘AS now tae, that position An the world’s esti3 mation, justifies its Proptietor in claiming for it t-e.nee? A SUPERIORITY UNRIVALLED. Produced as it is, by & process only Kiitcwn to the Manufacturer, ani extracted finth the choicest grain, which grows no where but in a favored lo_ cality in the Valley of the Monongahela, and contain ing nodeleterious admixture; it hag gequired a rep utation of perfect purity and intrinsie excellence, based sol tly ipod ite inherent merit, which the Pro pristor does not intehd sh'll ever be forteltod. his universal use by the MEDICAL PROFESSION, is most urgontly recothtiended. Aifeddy Bas it found its way into the principal public and private Hospitals in the country, and wherever it has been TO YOU ALL GREETING ! {. once used it ftiiwHtit vecomesa necossity. ANNUAL WESSAGE. CHEAP JOHN Cor. Piné & Cotambrtial 8t, Nevada. The Aitbntich of consumers is called to the certfitentes of the following well iti Chemisis; For that whereas we have an Thave analyzed a sample of “‘Daly’s Aromatic Saturday nights last. Never did the great actor plicit or deserve more applause. The Lady of Lyons was done on Friday andthe Gamester on Saturday night. The Company subsequent“dy played to fine nudiences ‘ht North San Juan. We learn that Mr. Stark proposes. paying our . ‘city a professional visit of some duration some ‘weeks hence. feeling of the Lodge, ou the oceasion of the death of Bro. John V. Watson, would respectfully report < Whereas, An All Wise Providence has seen fit to remove from our midst, our much esteemed and worthy Brother, John V. Watson, and whereas, & proper respect for 4is memory deserves a suitable expression of feeling from this Ledze; Resolved, That whilt we bow with submission . to the inevitable deeree whieh called him hence, . and Sincerely and deeply deplore his loss, as that . of a warm hearted friend, and true and faithful . Brother: we have the consolation that the loss Benerit Baty.—tThe net proceeds of thé bal) . ‘on Thursday evening of last week for the benefit ‘of the family of M. Hf. Casson, are stated at ‘$241, which sum has been gratefully received by the family. The company at the ball were gen2 Cash eee . 3 Fine Gold Hunting Lever Watch, No. 56594.145 4 Fine Gold Hunting Lever Watch, No. 3088. .100 5 Silver Hunting Lever Watch ‘Nickel M ovment,’’ Ruby Jewels, No 30302 6 Silver Hunting Lever Watch, No. 7 Fine Gold Etrascan set Broach & Kar rings 8 Single stone Diamond ring. 9, 10, 11, Three Fine Gold sets. and Garnet, each $40.. 12 Fine Gold Coral Bracel 13 Fine English Kevolver 14 One Quartz Seal.. 15 Fine Gold Guard C 16 Fine Gold Chatalaine. l7 to 22, Six Bracelets, each 23, 24, Two Gold Pen and Penc , Cameo 129 Whiskies, Syrups, Cordials, ete. At San Francisco Imported Cost, for Cash or good approved endorsed Notes, at thirty days. {—> All persons who are owing us are hereby no tified to make immediate payment or they will incur the consequence of litigation. &c. T. A, NEWMAN & CoFIAVE ANY AND EVERYTHING IN THEIR LINE To BE FOUND IN ANY STORE IN THE STATEWill Sell as Cheap as the Cheapest. Orders from the trade are respectfully solicited Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours. Nevada, Sept. 30, 1859. W. Hl. CRAWFORD & Co.. Boots & Shoes, {Successors to J. M. Hamitton &Co.] SIMON MAYERS. WILLIAM R. COE. z Hardware, &e. tf. IMMENSE STOCK OF GOGDS, Valloy Whiskey,” and!find it to be the IPuRE aRtr CLE. of fine flaver, and without any deleterious ad mixture. gE OS JAMES R. CHILTON, M.D. New York, Chemist: CD ies . Sete teers ape HO ae . wo. H. biti, Xéw York— a5 Thavo made achemical analysis of your Aromatic Valley Whiskey, and find it# rtitk, rive Flavor BD RY& WHISKEY, containing ne injurious matters of any kind, and I would recomend it aé suitablé erously furnished with free music by Charley Groves and his band. The same ‘donated their services in like manner at the ball tor the benefit of Mrs. Whiting. Estate or Epwarp Keusry.—J. C. Birdeye, Geo. W. Kidd and John Wil been appointed by the Probate Court, appraisers ‘of the Estate of Edward Kelsey, recently de‘ceased, enteredupon their duties on Monday. Ve learn the value of the real property was appraised at slightly more than ¢33,U00—bad and mntertain debts due the estate, at $21,000. ams having Goop Diegincs.—The Union Company, at Eagle Bird Hill, in Sierra County, have been . making as follows : From January 21 to January 25 $884,25 sa = 30 “ Feb’ary 4 596,00 “ =Feb’ary 20 “ sf 24 342,37 ps 27.“ March 17 930,75 ee ee Be = 22 «314,00 bea < 23 4 days work 91,25 The Company consists of § G. and Albert Tenny, U. E. Allen, D. Gillett, and C. S. Baue. The goldis coarse. The largest nugget weighed 44 oz. Pretty good claims, those. Sreneoscoric Pictures.—The whole Jorr. NAL office devil and all, were treated with aj eight of thirty-six stereoscopic pictures of the Great Eastern, as natural as life, on Tuesday. . A gentleman has them for exhibition about town . Two bits will pay for a sight at all the views, and it is well worth double the money, The pictures are taken from life, and true to nature. . Just take a look intg that box, everybody. 7a By reference to the doings of the Court of Sessions it will be seen that the spare popuiation of our county are divided in their choice of . scenes and operations. The rush seems to be for $an Quentin and Washoe. Sprritcarisw.—We learn that Miss Munson, the celebrated trance medium, who has interested the people of ‘San Francisco and Sacramento by her lectures, proposes. paying Nevada a professional visit. Harp Up.—A poor “lone lorn” bachelor . subscriber at Omega writes us there are about a camp, having good houses and claims. twenty are thought to be on the marry if they Unfortunately for the six score of anxious swains there are but two tould only get a chance. marriageble ladies in Omega and they are engaged. Our correspondent applies to us in his . uistress, and implores us to tell him what he is to do, The ease of the hundred and twe ig a hard one indeed. The only consolation we can administer is, that when a railroad is built to Nevada from Folsom so that the ladies cau coine to the mountains without passing through a purga. tery of dust, the angelic creatures will flock to . the Standard of matrimony raised hy the poor . bachelors in Omega. Go in, then, for the railroad and may a squeeze be your reward. Low Dowy.—It is reported of a chap who went over to Washoe to make a fortune or lose a leg, that after having secured the requisite . amount of ground, he returned to a place nota thousand miles from here and interested men of . means to such an extent that they becamé pur. chasers of his claims, paying part down, and the . remainder to be fortheoming whenever it.was found that the ore taken from the ground should be demonstrated to assay as well as t from the Comstock lead. Accordingly an agent was! sent over to pick up a few specimens to determine the fate of the last installment, Agent found a lot of the ore, brought it over, had it assayed, The cash was gladly paid and the bafgain wasconiplete. No chance fora “ slip up” now being entertained, one of the purchasers . emilingly informed the vendor that the ore from . the lead paid just as well as that from the Comstock. ‘“ Well” said the sharper, “ it ought to, I got it from there.” We tell the story as we . got it. Mepicat Press.—-The second number of this . Quarterly, by Dr. Cooper, is before us. We learn from it that a war is going on between some distinguished members of the Medical Profession . in San Francisco, how a woman’s mouth was . made larger—not how to sew it up—that men sometimes have the glanders, besides many other . important facts. The work is neatly gotten up, . and, if we can judge, well edited. Price $2,00 } per annum. ; Rerortep Rict Discovery.—A very rith quartz lead is reported discovered on Clark’s Ranch, about three miles below Grass Valley== We regret to say the greater part of the metal found in the rock is gold. Errects or TraveL.—A house was sold on Monday last at Eureka for $500 advance on the price paid for it two days before. . Such is the effects of travel over the Henness route. For some weeks there has been unusual sickness among the little folks of thig vicinity. The disease has been colds with a disposition to eroup. Ta“ Ebenezer” gives alarge class of minets asly punch im portraying the doings of Piddle & Musser. Send that other document, Eb. Tue total amount of gold carried out of this State, as appears by the Custom House books, and estimated as out-going in private hands, is not far from $650,000. The true amount is more likely to exceed than fall short of these figures. “Gx Mrs. Estelle Potter McDonald is about eommeneing a theatrical engagement in one of the principal theatres in Sar Francisco: Plumbago.—A person residing in Sonoma ¥alley, has discovered an extensive deposit of blaek lead, said to be of great purity. Tue yield of Gold from the place#s of Vermont for the year 1859, was $7,000. Tne town of Union, Humbolt county has had its name changed to Arcada, by act of Legisiature. Judge Haun proposes a steam communication with China. .individuals . . tells us,, can not be a free State. . to us, is gain to him, who has gone to join that Celestial Hodge above, where the Supreme Architect of the universe presides. Resolved, That while he was with us we all loved him; that his manly traits, of charac,er, his ever ready sympathy, and brotherly affections, endeared hit to us; and that now he is no more, the recolleetion of his many virtues, . will live in our hearts till we join him in that abode where we will rest foreven Resolved, That we decply and sincerely sym. pathize with the distressed relatives of the deceased in this their sad bereavement: and that . a copy of these resolutions be sent them by the Secretary, and placed upon the records of the Lodge, and that as a token of respect, the furniture of the Lodge be dressed in mourning for thirty days, ~ Cuas. Marsa, Taos. P. Haw ey, Nives SeArts. Committee. DISTRICT CORT. HON. NILES SEARLS PRESIDING. Saturday, March 22d, 1860. Stanton Buckner vs. &. J. Dunn. Order over. ruling demurrer. P. Bohannan vs. W. P. Morris. Demurrer sustained with leave to amend. . BP. Bohannan vs. M. Powers etal. Demurrer . overruled, L0 days to answer. . James Morrow vs Ira N. Brown. Demurrer submitted and overruled. 8S. W. Boring vs. A. Sanford. . uing cause. Thos, Cullen vs. C .lber’son and Harbin. Order continuing tause. Order continTuetday, March 27th. . John Corbett vs. M. W. Connolly. . judgment. R. Rarrey, et als, vs. Jno. Lyons, et al. der overruling motion for injunction. C. G. Kosendale vs. Lock & Brown: rer o¥erruled. Wm. Roush vs. J. B. Van Hagen. new trial overruled. Order for OrDemurMotion for . . } Wolf & Masseu vs. A. Colm, etalOrder for . judgment. S. 8. Hussey vs. DeLong, et als. Order for judgment for defendent. li. Read vs. Jho. Heal. . overruled. hundred and forty single men in that mining . Out of these one hundred and forty, one hundred and Motion for nonsuit Court of S#ssions. Hon. David Belden, County Judge; E. W. Haywood and G. W. Smith, Esyrs., Associate Judges. Friday, March 23d, 1860. The People vs. G. C. Townsend. Brought up for sentence—two years in State Prison. The People vs. Asa Allerton. Trial of eause . commenced. Saturday, March 24th. The People vs. Asa Allerton. continued—verdict of guilty. The People vs. W. B. Cuvey. To be confined one year in States Prison at hard labor. Monday, March 26th. The People ys. Chas. Sanford: Jury failed to agree. Trial of cause Tuesday, March 27th. The People vs. W. Vorath. Plea of guilty. The People vs. D. Jacobs. Plea of guilty. Wednesday, March 28th. A. Alberton, W. Vorati and D. Jacobs, were sentenced to four years servitude in State Prison with hard labor. In the case of Chas. Sanford a nolle prosequi was entered, and the Court adjourned for the terin. Nebraska, Gov. Black of that territory Recently . the legislature passed an act to prohibit slavery, which this Black Demoerat, vetoed, giving thé following reasons;—ist, that the cession to the United States of Louisiana, whieh was then a slave Territory, carried with it the right of all who might settle in any part thereof, to bring their slaves with them, if they saw fit; and 2d, That while the 34 to 57, Twenty-four Gold Broaches, each $25, 20, 20, 15, 15, 15, 15, 15, 20, 18, 10, 15, 15, 15, 15, 12, &,8, 10, 8, 8. 8,6, 8... 58to . Thirteen sets Broach & Ear rings, ea ‘$42, 22, 20,16, 15,15, 12, 12, 12, 10, 10, B, Bites casa qaib tense oassss2ee chee bdecs ss 2 71 to 84, Fourteen pairs Gold Ear rings, each, $15, 14, 14, 8,8, 8,8, 8,8, 5 5,8, 6, 6..121 85 to 89, Tive gold Crosses, each $24, 13, 9,8, 8, 62 90 te 93, Four gold Necklaces each $2 pe ey. ogee 94. 95, Two pa BELLOWS, ANVILS, —AND— PA INTs: Linseed, Lard, Sperm, and Polar OILS told Armlets, each $14, 12 96 to 98, Three Gold Keys, $9, ‘5, 5,---.-. ' i iG; 99, 100 Two Califorma Gold Slides, 814.8, LEATHER AND RUBBER BELTING; 101 to 117, Seventeen Gold Gent’s Pins, each $8 8, 12 10,30, 10, 10, 10, 10,10, 8, 8, 8,'6, 7, 4, 4.143 . FOWAers

117 to 129, Twelve Gold rings, $24, 1&8, 16, 14, 165,466.66 600 Joecnig Set —— 130 to 170° Forty-one fine Lockets, cach $18, 16, Cordagé, 12, 12, 10, 8, 8,8, 14, 14, 14, 12, 12, 20, 12, 12, 12, 5, 4, 4, 5, 6, 5, 6,5, 5, 6, 6, 6, 6,6, 6. 10, 10, 47450; 6, Do ncesecosonqeceundiccsasacene siecestie DUCK, RUBBER HOSE, Hydraulic Pipes, Quicksilver, . ‘Teal.:.. $3,000 A. LIEBERT. _Neva la, Feb. 22, 1860, GREGORY & BORING Lead Pipe, Plows, Straw-Cuticrs. cte. At the Old Stand, No. 27, Main Street, Nevada, W. H. CRAWFORD, March 7, 1860. H. L. COYE,. TALBWAN & TURNER, . No. 18 Commercial St. Nevada. Sign of the “LARGE PADLOCK.’ KS CONSTANTLY ON HAND averylarge . and generalassortment of GROCERIES, DEALERS IN Stoves, Tinware, Hardware, &c. Ke. Also—Bench Tvols, Table Cutlery, ama HY DRAULIC PIPES AND COUPLINGS. Medal awarded to us by the State Fair . PROVISIONS at Marysville, ia Augast 1853 for Best Hose Pipe on'Exhibition ! — COPPERSMITHING, Weare preparedtodo ail kinds of Coppersmithing nthe beststyle. JOB WORK -&x Done to order at the shortest notice. gz Giveus acall—we areconfident we can supNO 44. MAIN STREET, Goods delivered Free of Charée. Tackle Blocks, . GENERAL DEALERS IN Cs TARD WARE, MAYERS &€ COE! IRON, STEEL, NAILS, BOOTS re SHOES. Having procured a large, new and well selected Stoch of BOOTS AND SHOES Consisting of Bnk ert’s and other celebrated Manufacturers’ make, Brogans, Boys’ Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ and Misses’ SHOES AND GAITERS, And in short, every thing necessary to furnish a first class Bout and Shoe Store complete. We are prepared to solicit the patronage of a generous public with a confidence in our ability to give General and Entire Satisfaction! As we Import our best stock from Philadelphia ourselves, we ate endbled to warrantit as genuine, and to sell at the most accommodating prices. In tality of goods We Wilt Not be Surpassed? We have a large assdritment of BOOT and SHGE FINDINGS! Which we design to keep on hand and sell at a small advance above cost. . Being well acquainted with the wants of thi® com . munity, and long established in business in Nevadawe flatter ourselves that we can make it advanta, geousfor any and all classes to patronize us. . Call at the old stand, Corner of Main and Commer. cial Streets, Nevada, December 29, 1859. . REMOVA ZL BCOTsS AND SHOXS! CONNELL & PENNY. Broad Street; {Opposite the Post Office.} Q Offer to the citizens of Nevada and the 4 . public generally, a choice aud well seected stock of people at the propper time may determine . the character of their domestic institutions, the Territorial Legislature has no such power, and that it is only when a State Constitution is formed and the State is admited to the Union, that popular sovereignty becomes inherent. While the Territory re. mains the common property of all the States, the citizens of eath have rights which cannot be abridged %y the local Legislature. He admits that the organic act pérmits the people to menage their own affairs in their own way; but then comets tht question, he . Says—who aré the people? He denies that the.representatives are the people, or have any right to act in the matter. In other words, the people may be unanimous in their opinion, and send their representatives to embody that opinion in legislation, but since the répréséntatives are not in fact the people, they have no power for such action. Verily this Gov: Black e#mbines all the greatness and wisfom of Sdlomon and Solon, he rises above Moses as a lat giver and is indeed a Daniel come to judgment. Srrance Custom:—A most extraordinary custom prevails among the Vizrees, a powerful tribe occupying an extensive district in Cuba, among the mountains between Persia ad India. It is, im faet, a female prerogative that has no patallél among any other people upon the earth, and just reverses— what we arein the habit of considering the natural order ef things—the women choose their husbands and not the husbands their wives. Ifa wonvan be pleased with a man, shesendsthe drumiméf of the camp to pin a handkerceief to his cap, with the pin she has used to fasten her hair. The drummer watch= es his opportunity, and does this in public, naming the woman, and the man is obliged to marry her, if he can pay her pri#s to her father. Prrex Harvey, of Boston, will pubfis? next summer his personal recollections of Daniel Webster, with whom, for many years. he had the most intimate relations. Perhaps no onehas a richer fund of memorabilia, now that Choate is dead, than Mr. Harvey. His right to publish them will not be dowbted by those who remember Mr. Webster's affectionate recognition, on his death bed, of the value and unselfishness of the attachment of his friend. Professor Goodrich, “ Peter Parley,” is deat. Ort. Books 21 1859. ! Books! Books J. E. HAMLIN, No. 53 Broad street, Corner of Pine Ts now receiving another mammoth stock of . everything 1n the line: BooksStationery,&Cutlery, Gold Pens, Fancy Articles, Toys, &. Which willbe so!d wholesale and retail cheaper than ever beforein this city. A great assortment of Gift Books. and Presents! \asNew undImproved DAIRIES & DAILY JOURNALS Wor the Year 1860. Avariety of sizes for the Pocket and Counting Room. A large circulating Library of the Latest and most popularBooks published. Newspapers and Magazines ! From all parts ofthe World! Steamer Papers for mailing—postage free. By strict attention to business, low prices and promptexecution of all Orders I hope to merit and obtain a liberal share of patronage. J. E. HAMLIN. NEW ESTABLISHMENT Branch of the SACRAMENTO New Corner Cigar Store. M. GREENHOOD! ON BROAD STREET, next door to the Post Office Nevada city Wou!d respectfully inform the public that he has opened a CIGAR AND FRUIT STORE, And solicits ashare of patronage: He has a large Stock of choice articles in his line and will sell at WHoLesaie oR Retait, atthe Lowest Prices for Cdsh. Country Dtalers supplied at Saeraitiento Prices. a M. GREENHOOD. Nevada; Dec. 24th, 1858. United States Baths! —AND-— HAIR DRESSING SALOON! THE undersigned re a informs the cit izeas of Nevdda and yicinity that they have just completeda fine Bathing Hotise, att&ched to their we'l-known esablishment, where the public ¢an be accommodated with Baths at alt times. — y They also keep constantly on hand “Dr, Genning’s Re} tluctor,” celebrat:d for its medical powers of the human Hair. It entirely eradicates dandruff, and keeps the hair from turning gray. They keep tonstant ly om hand a fine assortment of Perfumery of all kinds, THEO. LAMPE & BRO. mch19 No 51 Broad st, next door to the U. S. Hotel: In the matter of Reports of Justices of the Peace in and for the County of Nevada, as also Constables. RDERED that the Justices of the Peace in and for the County of Nevada, be and they are hereWy retired to file their reports of fines collected in their respective Courts, with the amounts paid ovel to the County Treasurer according to the requirements of law on the first Monday’s of February,May, Atgust und November in each year, showing the amounts of stith fines applied in payment of costs In each case. An d it is firther ordered that all bitls of osts of Justices of the Peace and Constables charged against the County in criminal eases shall be presnted at the sane time specified ii the above order fea that such bills must shsw items of service for which fees are chafged and must be accompanied with the affidavit of the party that the same ts ¢or= rect and true and that no part ofthe same hag béen By order of the Board of Supervisors. mchl6 J.8: w¥AMBERT; For Rent. bri¢k Store ceeupied by Joképh Brothers as a clothing store, on Broad Street; adjoining Sastiin & Colley’s Meat Market, is offered for rent at @ feasonable price, For particulars enquffe of CASHINLEY, febd10 At the Broad Steet Mar két LEECHES FoR SALEs = y Clerk. E: F. oPEavE. . ply all wishing anything in our tine. DR. ROSENBAUIWS Boots and Shoes; Of every description—fine, coarse and middling. . Also a full assortment of Philadelphia work, for Ladies wear. Benkerts Boots, and all kinds of Rubber wear. Thosejp want of A Custom Medé Article ! S the best remedy e¥er yet manuftétired for the . Can be accommodated in a style unsurpassed, cure of all Diseases, caused by a disordered sia‘e . and a fit guaranteed. We allow none to comof the Stom&cl! and Bowels. pare with us in Celebrated Stomach Bitters. DYSPEPSIA, Making and Repairihz ! : INDIGESTION, evade, Sov. 4, WQNNELL & PERNT. CONSTIPATION, ——— FEVER AND AGUE . Clothing Stores. and other similar maladies, yield at oncé to the ben . eficial influence of this excellent Medicine. Try_ them. Test them on your Constitution, and go on your way rejoicing, CAUTION. N¥ NEWSFOR 1860. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES —AT THE— OPPOSITION STOR . Oppostte National Exclisrge, Broad St, NEV ADA.. JOSEPE BRo's. Will se}l their Extensive Stock of Eall & Winter Goods Which consists of a large assortment of A No. 1, English, Pilot and Beé¥et Overcoate s “ Harrison’s Business Coats; French Cassimere Pants; Bine, Black and Beaver Pants; Silk, Velvet and Plush Vests: Genuine Peruvian, Flamandi, Moleskin, and French Cassimere HATS. A Superior article of Mining and Stitched BOOTS; A large assortment of Mackinaw & B B BLANKETS; Together with a carefully selected stock of Goodyear’s Rubber Goods, warranted to be perfection. All of which will be sold at iF First Cost, To make room for a large invoice to arrive per ClipFOR THE—— per ship ‘‘ Forest Queen,” of SPRING AND SUMMER ee ee ee In addition to the above, we h the pl of Cc L oO T H I N G& T R A D E <Saectaiie our parted tos the outle goo —or— ally, that we are in receipt, by every steamer, SAN FRANCISCO. of a well selected stock of BADGER & LINDENBERGER, . BOYS’ CLOTHING, No, 103 and 105 Battery st, San Francisco. Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS ! Shoes and Gaiters. Entire New and Fresh Stock. sear PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. -@R Wwe would call the attention of Country Mer JOSEPH BROTHERS, chants to our unusually Jarge stock of goods: Our stock comprises every article in the Clofliing and Furnishing Line. : > have constantly on Hand the largéesst stock and greatest variety of _ Cassimere: Wooland Straw Hats! Of any honse ifi the city, and our prices for these 3 goods are less than those of any other house as we receive them direct from the manufacturer on consignment. Our stock of Spring & Suinmer Goods is particularly attractive, afd the great feature to the country merchant is the unusually low price— less than the cost of imtportation. We also keep the Staple Articl§s ii tte Dty Goods Line, which goods we have pureh’sed uhder the Hammer abd are offering them at New York cost and less. We publish this Card in erder that we may make new acquaintances afd induce those #ho have not. heretofore purchased of us, to call and itspect our CLOTHING STORE T0 THEIR OLD STAND stock, All that we a&k is an opporttinity to show the goods and name the prices and we hate no fear of the result; good articles and low prices are the Pin mm Sts great inducements to all who pnrehusé té sell again. Corner e& Co ercial Merchants who buy of us can make a good profit and sell to their customers at a low figure. We remain tull bedient servants, pete’ SR : er BADGER & LINDENBPRGER, NEVADA. Wholesale Clothing & Hat Warthoyse, . mehl6 103 and 105 Battery st. San Fraficisco 55 A; BLOCK, S. FURTH, E. BLOCK, Jr. Mm. W. GALVIN, me Saddlery iN Ditch Property and Mining Claims Owing to the Unexampled demand for these bitters some unprincipled parties have endeavored to coun . terfeit them. The genuine ROSENBAUM have the name of N. B. JACOBS & CO. branded on each cork, aré their signatureon each label. Beware, also, of a worthlers article, ealled Rosenchefs Bitters, put upin this city. Its external appearance is very much like the true Rosenbaum, but it is useless as a remedial agent, and has ouly been got up to prey on the reputation attained by Rosenbaum's Bitters. For sale everywhere, N. B. JACOBS & CC. Cerner Sansome and Commercial Sts. jan27 "60 6ms San Francisco. “ “ “ “ ACARD Nevada, Jan. 24, 1860. &t home Again! BLOCK & CO. HAVE REMOVED THEIR * _. Por Sale. ae VALUABLE Ditch Property and paying mining claims at Alpha are offered for sale on the urostreasonable terms to purchasers.— The ditches are, now running water, and will continue t6 do so nearly e ettire season.— The diggings are worked by hydraulics and in working éondition woW-The property is offered together or separately, td suit purchasers.— For reference ply toA. CHAMBERLAIN, at Geo, Lewis’ Saloon, Broad street, Nevada, or B. A. HARRISON, Alpha. j4-tf 2 Harness, Repairing Neatly done. Broad Street, opposite the Post Office Nevada.Nov. 11, 1859. ALFALFA SEED, ; For sale by E. F. SPENC ie Druggist, Broad Street for medical and public purposes. CHARUES T. JACKSON, . On hand that we want to ate Assayct. ~—— mere Ws. H. Datr— 4 Your Aromatic Valley Whiskey Is received and after careful examination, I find it to be a Pure Article, Entirely Free from the Adulterating Ingredients so frequently used, Yours respectfully, JAMES J. MAPES, Analytical Chemist. SATUTION. It haseome to my knowledge, that parties in “art Fisncisco Have resorted to the base artifice of at tempting to forge my label, with some slight altera ions; ising the hame “Dezar's” inated of “DA LY’'S Aromatie Whiskey,” and also using the word »‘CUMBERLAND,” instead of “MONONGAHELA.” these Boghs Labélé have been put on Bottles of entirely difierent shape from mine, containing thd commonest trash, and packed in eases, intended to imitate and branded similar to the genuine, uring he fitme ‘ DeLar’s” instead of “DALY'S.” Dealers inthe inferiot as Well as consumers are cautiontd Hot to be imposed tipti By thia Bofftls ars ticle, Particular ditehtion is called to tha shape of iny Bottle, which is uniitke any other, atid flse to the name “ WILLIAM H.j{DALY New Yutk* town in eack baitte, CL.OSE! OUT! Preparatory to the SPRING TRADE. Add n8# Lety says we must net blow, do eome And seo if we wont gite you Gods dt Lower Prices than Ever I have no feirs of this or any other spurious article interfering with the sale of my AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKEY! but T cannot allow such a base fraud to be practised upon honest Merchants and the unsuspecting Coti¢d mer without noticing it. Wm, H. DALY; 80LE PROPRIETOR, + NEW YORK: ROT Bi EP Dalj’s aronidti¢ Valiey Whiskey is for sale b+ itiost of ifié respece table Liquor Hoitéés in California. Wu. NEWELL & Co SOLE A 8; FRANCI3C00O. For iusiance : Tlie Best Stock of Coats ever here’ @r all kinds and Colofi: all the late atyiee January 27, 1860-tf. Cassiméré Pants :. PARTICULAR NOTICE ¥6 Purchasers of EUREKA WHISKEY. tn every Colet: Tats WHISKEY bas déYilired a repatation far more enviable than. ay Whiskey ever ofAh iminenie Stock of oe for _ in Burtel§ of Half Batrels in Cals SUuUPHRION: --AND.. UNIFORM QUALITY has heeome so fully appreciated, that the demand for it has largely. increased, and the quantity now sold is mueh greater than any other kind of Whiskey on the Pacific Const SILK, VELVET & CASSIMERE Gatition. t reputation of the EUREKA WHISKEY, imported exclusively by ourse l tes; has “same ge eae Ang San a to put np a cheap article o iskey, itditation k aget, brasding it ‘ ger EUREKA WHISKEY lsicig (88 2auie style of letted da ol! iti8_ geriuThe best assorted Stock of Boots ! In tie market ef overy elass: The Hais, all kinds intluding Peruvian; Latest style Silk Hals;and Fitr: me aes ticle, and slso, using our, ship . DD. Ss ‘anspo: . i § to Avoid waibere a: © —_ This eommion Whiskey it palutea of; to a large extent, on the unsuspecting purchaéer, fot Tht GENUINE EUREKA All of which wilt bédote lovee heb day Nouse tia enabling tiie deller to make echeap imitatid#! Whiskey, #hid fet. « ° on r. iit gudtd dgAthat imposition; apy pack will, in future, have the following bpand, vie: Wit: NEWELL & Co, 8. F/’ Spits 58 in the county. of this brand, as none other js — bet amid 6d fot Seiranbves: M. NEWE San Pgancisco. Agents. §. HAAS & 66. by sf anl by ios of the Mead age ia San Franemeo Auctioneers. ig RDEN or. GARDEN SEEB : jd Street, Nevada. / / f / Nevada, Jaw.20, 1859. / ; / j /