May 29, 1857 (4 pages)

Che Aebada Journal. again unexpectedly called away, and Baptist Sgrvices:—Rey.-Mr. Stone . Juper Cranr’s Lecrures—came off requests us te give notice that he is at the Court House on Monday and Tnesday evenings. The first lecture will therefore have no service here or friday Morning, May 29th. at Grass Valley next Sabbath. We understand that Mr. Stone has IMMIGRATION SOCIETIES. Since our last, we have reccived a gone to attend the dedication of a new eircular from the Association which has Church edifice in Placerville. was commenced toa paying audience of two, further augmented by the same number of dead-teads. The crowd subsequently increased to eight, exclusive of the door keeper. The lecturer, been organized in San Franeiseo for the EptscopaL Services.—-In consenothing daunted, like some earlier adpurpose of inducing a more extensive quence of the unavoidable detention of venturers he spoke of, proceeded to migration to the Pacific coast. Tho ktev. Mr. Cooper, there will be no Episread. He commenced by saying, after circular was accompanied by an appeal copal service at the Court House on God had created the heavens and the to the press and a request to publish earth; and after He had established Sabbath next. animake known the objects and demetes and bounds to the same, He said Outs ano Ins.—Tuesday inaugura“Jet ther signs of the Association. e be light.” Thus the Judge We have already, to some extent, ted a new administration of county offistarted out with, tous,a newidea. We given our views on the policy of immicers, the old ones going out and the new have all along labored under the congration Societies. We commenced by ones coming in. It is proper to speak viction that light had to be called in to a thorough and determined opposition a word of the virtues of the defunct ofsee how to file the rough edges off this to them two years ago. It ean hardly ficials, and we do so from personal feelearth, which was without form or void he expected that we should look upon ings as well as from a sense of justice and metes and boundaries undefined.— such projects with less disfavor now, esto the parties themselves. Those with The Judge was, however, never guilty pecially as the views we then expressed whom we have been most intimate have afterward of so great adeviation—stickhave never been shown to be erroneous. performed every duty faithfully and ing like a preacher to good old fashionWe are opposed so the schemes of “Imwell, and few will be found among all ed doctrines, howsehold stories, and ormigrant Aid” men in every shape— parties, classes and conditions, who are thodox language. The subject ef the While we allow no man to exeeed us in disposed to say aught against them as lecture was understood to be Discovelove for California, and earnest wishes public servants. ries in the North Pacific. The Judge, Ins aND Ovrs.—On Monday evening Juty Inrerest.—The Sacramento last, an entertainment was given at the . papers, some of them, are putting ina Court House by the retiring Court offi soft word now and then, for the benefit cers to the in-coming ones. Plenty of of Prison Brig Rowe. The July Intergood edibles and sparkling liquors gra-. est has to be sent by the next steamer ced the board, and the best feeling pre-. to reach New York by the Ist of July. vailed in the large company of incum-. Rowe being kept in duranee vile, it is bents and invited friends. The unfortu-. alleged he cannot make the proper nenates who retired declared the county . gotiations to fulfil his contract with the Published by Authority. THe NEWFOUNDLAND FISHERIES. TS eeP mad ly recent treaty the that Itis said AIN: AoP between France and England relativ to the fishing grounds of Newfoundland To provide for Paying certain Equitable Claims against the State of California, and te contract a Funded Debsright n certai of is in contravention for that purpose, guaranteed to our own fishermen by The People of the State of California, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows : treaties with England. It is reporte SECTION 1. For the purpose of liquidating, that the treaty excludes all but Frenc] and paying the claims against the State of Calfunding ifornia, hereinafter specified, the Treasurer of State subjects from ports heretofore accessi to shall canse, be prepared suitable bonds of the State of California, to Yankee fishermen. It is not like not to exceed the sum of three millions nine hundret’ ble thousand dollars, bearing interest at the ever will treaty the that er, rate of seven ly, howev per cent. per annum from the date of their issue, payable fortunate in having their places supplied . ‘Treasurer. the go into operation, as the consent of at the State Treasurer's office, on the first day of July, thousand eight hundred and seventy seven; the inso well, while the fortunates got even This is all bosh. No rational man Newfoundland Legislature is necessary one terest aceruing on said bonds shall be due and payable at the office of the Treasurer of State, on the first da by avering that they would retire by . believes Rowe ever intends or ever has to its consummation, and there is a very Jan y of nary and of July of each year: Provid ed, That the o part the on t it g agains feelin and by fully satisfied, if they were able . intended to pay one dollar of money for strong first payment of interest shall not be made before the first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and nd, undla Newfo of people the fifty-nine, Said bonds shall be signed by to serve the people as well and gain so. the redemption of the credit of the the Governor, and countersigned by the Controfle:, and endorsed by general approbation as their predeces. State. He has been caught in his Meteors at Sea.—Capt. L. Soul the Treasurer of State, and shall have the sead of the State affixed thereto. da this ed arriv n, Orego bark the of sors. Some twenty speeches were . swindling, and he and his yoke mate in See 2. Coupons for the interest shall be attached te Havre, reports that on the 25th of each bond, so that they may be removed without injury from made by the officers,and members of. crime are in good enough places for inutilation tothe bond. Said coupons, consecutively in latitude 4) 06, longitude 66 34, or March, numbered, shall be signed by the Treasurer of State. the bar. The meeting was presided . such villains. They ought to be kept during the dense fog, three balls of fire 8 It shall be the duty of the Treasurer and troller of State each to keep a separate record of over by Judge Searls, who paid a warm . in prison till the last trump shall passed over the vessel, making a noise Con all such bonds.as may be issued, showing the number, e and amount of each bond, and to whom the same tribute to the retiring officers, for their . sound, for their outrageous eonduct.— similar to a shock from acannon. ‘The dat was issned, and upon what claim, and its amount; and head, last one burst about the mastcastnone of the claims herein specified shall be liquidated zeal and integrity, and the uniform will We have no sympathy for them in the om ing sparks all about the deck. Every paid but in the manner herein provided. ing assistance they had rendered him in. least, and as for the State ever obtainperson on deck at the time was knocked See 4. The sum ofone thousand déllars is hereby appropriated out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated to pay the expense that may be inthe discharge of his duties. ing a cent from such precious rascals, it down, but without injury.— New York cur red by the Treasurer in having said bonds prepared, but the Controller shall net draw bis warrant on the is out of the question — we favor no lePost, 1st. Treasury for this amount until there is moncy therein to {= The theory of the conduct of a niency therefor pay the saine. e for that reason. Henry J. Adams, the Free-State canSec. 5. All persons having any of the claims against public paper is that the editor expresses the State of California, entitled to be funded as hereinafdidat e for Mayo r, at Leave nwort h, RE MARKABLE ATTEMPT AT SuicipE. ter specitied, shall, upon the presentation of fhe same his opinions honestly for the benefit of to Kansas, has been elected by 180 majorthe Treasureofr State, receive in exchange therefor a —O n Th ur sd ay ev en in g, bon Ma d y or 2Ist,a ity over all. bonds of the State of California, provided tor in the public. Every sheet assumes this the first section of thi s Act, but no bond shall be issned for her prosperity, we do not believe ‘to be true of its own conduct. If the . VOM2 1 Oroville attempted to drown Never has the county had a more however, fell in with Capt. Noah pretty Get tin he g Riv rs el or Des f r.— an Bri d gha tw m o ch il dr en , th re that she needs one inhabitant more for vigilant, energetic and efficient Dise an d fo ur publ ic are led to believe that a paper is soon and froze to him awhile, till the You ng thus ende avor s to sanc tify repu ye ar s of ag e, in a po nd in th at place.— her well being. Do we want laborers? trict Attorney than A. A. Sarmad e the eng ine of mer e per son al env y diation: “If an elder has borrowed Tartars and Arabs took him off on an for a less sum than five hundred dollars, nor for 2 of a hundred dollars, but tne Treasurerfractionmay isiti uch fractional parts not bonded, s shall be transferrable and entitled to be funded as befere provided. Yhe Treasurer shall end orse on the back of each claim so reeeived Sh e to ok on e of he and liquj. r ch il dr en un de r — the country is full of them to be obgent. Nota jot of his duties has been and pett dat y spit ed, e, tiie from pap the er you, is hel date on which he recerved the sam and d to viyou find he is goin g to e. aad invasion of Europe, supposed to be subfro m wh om, andthe number of the bond iss ea ch ar m an d ju mp ed in ued in exto th e apos wa tati te ze, r, tained at almost any price. Do we neglected, but executed fearlessly for then you may tigh ten the ch ange therefor, and such claim shall be fil ed in the of sequent to the affair at Ararat. Moses olate its proper duty, and is despised and when her fic e of the S eretary of State. husband, who was watchscrews upon him, but if he is willing to want agriculturalists?— wages in the the governing consideration—the pubacco rdin 3 gly. Some men are so siightly payment within twenty years ofthe’ in the bullrushes came in for a word or prea ch the Gosp el with out purse or in aud interest of the bonds issued ander g he r, at te mp te d, wi th th e ai d of ot cow counties is.now almost as low as in lic good. Happy will the people be hthis Act, end owe d wit h soul that any 1 be opp ort lev uni ied ty annually, until the bonds are paid, serip, it is none of your business whut he and two, just to get fairly down to the Arabs. er pr s, to re ptly collected in the same manyer a5 is sc ue he r fr om de at h, sh e re si st the other states. ean they alway secure s or may the servic of es Merchants ?—not does affo with rded the for be spe pro mon aki ey vid ng ed ill he of has by law for ordinary State taxes, 4 tax those for borrowed The Phenicians and Northmen came in of ed . Th thi rty ey ho , cen we ts ve br on r, ou eac gh h one hundred dollars of the assésded th t e wh ol e half those engaged in trade are making so determined and unwearied a proseJr om yo u. ” value of real and personal property for a supposition, when we left and read whom they entertain a personal and priin the State, and the fund derived from this tax shall be set apart pa rt y sa fe ly a reasonable per centage upon their incutor of crime. to la ud . Th e No rt an h Ca d li apvate disl ike, is eag erl y emb rac pli ed, ed and exc lus ive ly a more elabroate extension of the subto the payment of the interest on the BORN.—May 19, a daughter to the Wife of P. Apams. bonds herein provided, and the final redemptio Jo rn ia n sa vestments. Artisans ?—we have every ys a qu ar re In John H. Bostwick, the people l wi th he r hu sh an n of the d thei r detr acti on is so com mon pri agai nel pal nst of said bonds, and the faith of the State juct in Peter Parley. of Calis her wa eby th s so e grade already, from the inventor of le ca us ple e. d for the payment as herein a have found a careful and assiduous thos e the y may proenv y or fear, that they The second Jecture gave us the old of the bonds issued by virtue of this Act, and the fhicRoberts-& Funston, steam wagon to the bungling sharpener Clerk, and we regard him as having -st thereon, and all moneys that may bec ome nui san be received ces and bores to their Sreamer.—Thgq Steamer is due and story about the history of the compass, of California fr Hare just received the the United States Governn menot of a sled stake. been extremely happy in his selection n scount of the Civil nd, so called, are herefrie nds Suc h ama its n arrival is anxiously awaited. It will conducting a paof by Stock art of printing, gun powder, &c., fortiirrevocably pledged to the payment Largest and Best Selected of the principat In short we have among us men of of assistants. They have been gentleand interest on the bonds issued under per, or hav this Act, 4 wil! ing any infl pr uence in it, deems obably bear important tidings from Wines, Fine Brandies, Liquors, Cordials, ful refusal or neglect by Superv fied by precise dates, as if a man would isors or a other ofeer every calling and profession, and all men peculiarly adapted to the places to levy or collect the taxes imposed by this Act it mer ely a larg er , shall be Wa fiel lk d er for an detr d acti his on, men. He was in des—AND CASE GO0DS-—dispute the first facts impressed upon a misdemeanor, and the } erson Or persons convicter t they need is encouragement to embark they occupied. We believe the beuch NEVADA. TO BROUGHT EVER the i reo f shall t »e removed from office and pun ished be x his infantile mind. Gallileo, and the and makes it a mere vehicle for petty porate circumstances at latest dates and fin e not exc eed ivg Their stock of Family Groceries and Miners’ one thousand dollars, or by imprison. in various kinds of business not now and the bar have united in expressing ment in env y. county Jail net exceeding six months Supplies, is unsurpassed in Varicty, Quality, and His is priv pr ate ob ab ly disl ov ikes er , wh el for me whi by d ch th e Co sta Low Prices, by any house this side of the Bay. , or by declaration “it does move,” were eulobet h suc h fine and imprisonment. , known on the coast. But where is the their satisfaction with the interecurse 4 the objects often have too much conRicans. Some are fain to indulge a Call and see us, and we will guarantee Sec. 7 Whenever on the first day of January or Jul gized with unction. Then we learned y in Any year, there remains after the payment of the inencouragement to come from? Qualit and Price in Satisf Entire y action ‘The between themselves and the clerk’s dethe Portuguese tem pt to tak e notice, is paraded asa hope that Walker will at least make terest, as hereinbefore provided, a surplu s of ten thousbetween certain dates N.B. Goods delivered free of charge. We always and dollar it shail be the duty of the Treasurer blind policy of exporting the capital of partment. deliver the same quality of goods which we sell mat to ter our of publ ic note, until any opinion good his escape, but it is hoping against customers. toadyer coasted around Niggerlan of one week, in one daily newed, Columthen paper pul the country still prevails. Not asteamThat Wm. Butterfield has been a No. ish, in the city of New York, McR OBE exp RTS res sed & FUN :TO N, is refe rred ho pe. The Steamer will probably reby the readers to and for or bus from a certain port, the name of ily newspaper published in No. 34, Broad street, 2 doors above the Post Office. er leaves our shores but is freighted 1 Sheriff, few or none will deny. A Snglish at the§ 1, for sealed proposals, te be May the 29 env y that dict ated lei ve us it. of fa Pal rt pab he le r suspense concerning which we disremember, with a certain lone mor » expiration of such publieawith the vital capital of the state — more prompt, decisive and gentlemanly tions by the Tres n presence of the Governor or lies, in a mer e spir it of his reck less ness fat , are e, number of men, and at a forgotten date, Controller, at the State al, for the surrender of BA CK US MIN STR ELS . Though furnishing the world with its officer the county has never had in the bon ds issued under thie Act, which advertisement shall haz ard ed as trut h. To be sure the set sail for America. We had heard of state the amount of moneyhe has on hand for the purAS SA UL T WI TH A De ap Neva Ly da Theat We re. ap One Night on Only. . currency, it is a lamentable fact we capacity of Sheriff. He and his assispose of redemption, aud they shall aecept the lowest proscul lion who pro nou nce s the m ofte n posit Columbus before, but the fellows who at races not excce Satur day. May 30th, 1857. —J r value, as may rederin . Wa lt er Wa ls h wa s ex am in ed in have not enough left among ourselves tants emphatically understood their buthe ¢ over shoo ts his mar k, ] the amount of cash on and is HE mer Public of Nevada ely and vicinity are respectfully conaccompanied him, from the Spanish of the Police Co exhaust to preserve a healthy state of trade, or siness and minded it thoroughly, with to reward the industrious laborer. out fear or favor. temptible. the Judge’s pronunciation we could'nt desi gn of the press. make out their names with any degree county has nothing to give. The concessor to do during the coming year. stant and unwearied drain upon her rePiscaToriaL.—Our friends, Hosmer, “sources year after year, leaves her Potter, Hawkins, Chas. Hall and Ben Monday morning, for an assault with a Using the cowarddeadly weapon upon one David Camply advantage placed at their disposal, bell, at Dayton’s Saloon, on Commer Immigration Societies call upon us for The Assessor's office has been filled of gertainty, contributions to scatter tracts laudatory full, by John MeCoy. He has perform <«f our State, over the United States and ed his duties so completely “up to the Europe. For such a purpose Nevada handle” as to leave little for his sue Such fellows prostitute the urt, San Francisco, on informed that this INIMITABLE TRoOUrE will appear for one night only. the company. policy of the State brouzht to the mind and comprehension of every man who has the interest and welfare of the country at heart. In your laudatory themes on California, tell the world that four million of dollars leave the country s have been exposed for sale at the old store of Lewis Teal. They came from Smith’s garden at Sacramento, and were under the management of Mr. Merwin, travelling agent for Smith— monthly, never to return—tkat there Many of opr eitizers have supplied are men in San Francisco engaged in distributing information concerning the theniselves with choice varieties from Mr. Merwin’s stock. We understand it is his intention to supply this place for a few months with flowers. be emphatically and teetotally d draughts of the wine of Samia, Byron prizes are to be awarded for olives. tule derived inspiration from Holland Gin, paper, alfalfa, sugar from the Chinese and numerous distinguished men all the cane and other articles. way down from the era of the former to dif the latter, have made themselves fa he everentered the Bay of San Francismous by anip of some delici ous beverage co—for why? the Bay war’nt there or or other, but the typos of this office isthere abouts—all been invented since sue their pronunciamento in favor of the that time. Crane thinks the Bay of superiority of McRoberts & Funsto n’s. San Francisco is not over one hundred sparkling Champaigne—a drink fit for. Supreme JupGe.—Stephen J. Field is prominently spoken of as a candidate for Supreme Judge, te W.1. Ferguson, Gen. Reddington and Col. Moses Stout are candidates for State Senator from Sacramento and fifty years ofage, “ Lo—the poor the gods. If men, and women particuCounty. Indian,” and other untntored minds enlarly, will drink, the place to zeta good Time Exrenpep.—We learn that on The lecture article of the spiritualis at McR. & F.’s F riday the Governor again granted a n ten thousand dollars, then it"ts hebeby of the Treasurer to advertise in two FRANK HUSSEY, n New York and one at the Capitaot l for three mouths, which advertisement shal T. W. RALEIGH, Banjoist, amount Master STERLING, W. BERNARD, Violinist, J. TAYLOR, which such fund is set 4 ay and d if such bonds, so mbered in such advertis not be prese ment and cancellation within H. BERTRAND, iration of such publication, three month 1en such fund sh: T ry to discharg’: J. NORTON, ‘d, but th shall draw no “Come one! Come all! . aforesaid. 1a 4: st 5 Is Uncle Ephe’s call.”’ er of ate shall ke [= > See programmes of the day. ‘comnt and record of all his preeeedings uy’ , and of the bonds redeemed and surrende?: nothing to spare for a worse than useLife in Lowe ll,’ (!) it ceases to be resnett, put up the creek a few days ago the place where the bones of Columbus sum of $500. less purpose. But instead of contribupect able . to try a bit of angling. The finny tribes lie entombed. Irvi ng is posit ive on ting for the i The next State Agricultural Fair McRoserts & Funsron.—Anacrewill be held at Stockt on. In addition to on’s Song was made divine ly gentle the list of premiu ms as it stood last year, nt amount ef such bonds shall not be offer‘said, to exhanst the sinking fond toa less The following Artistes comprises CHARLES BACKUS, the y cast slim e and dirt on those priIrving, and other old fogies tell the cial, near Montgomery street, a few vate ly obn oxious to them, and thus yarn about Columbus nearly as well as evenings since. ‘The two got into a difmak e a publ ic institution the vehicle of the Judge, but we dislike to see such ficulty of words, when Campbell having private malice and seurrility. No reseminent literary men as the Judge and hold of a bottle, Walsh drew a pistol pectable press is so conducted ; for when these disagree on so important a point from his pocket. The accused was sent a paper is edited on the plan of “ The in Discoveries in the North Pacific, as to the Court of Sessions on bail in the dissemination of tracts bit well, enabling the crowd to bring Havana, while Crane is emphatic for among foreign nations, we will subscribe home a hundred and eighty-two fine Seville, liberally for the publication of a work trout, as ever nibbled a bait. They Afte r a grea t deal of back ing and filon political economy applied to Califorleft a few more of the same sort, we are ling, cutting and coming again, Sir uia, which shall be distributed among going after one of these fine days. Francis Drake, comes fillibustering our own citizens, We want the true FLowers.—A beautiful lot of flower along up the coast, but the Judge will provided, howerér, in MEDICAL NOTICE. . E.S. ALDRICH, M. D., this Act, with his annual re porg, te Le by PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Late Surgeon of the U. S. Army, tenders hi sional services to the citizens of Nevada and vici OFFICE—No. 1, Criitenden's Bric Buildi street, Nevada. Residence, Nation al Lotel street. », it to the Governor an abstract of \ and all books x id papers pe this Act, shall at inte ec of either branch of the e of both. terest PROCLAMATION. { y of the Treasurer to pay 8 zid bonds when the same falls dyg, out t find, if sufficient, and if said fund be #8: on x $50.00 Reward, ( R a Dose of Epsom Salts and Castor Oil. J l before the Legislature: ng to the matters proIl times be open te the in 1, or the Governor, or the i Tre er for the Lwill pay ne « tleast the latter reward for the apprehensi tion of the person or persons who have malici down my advertising bills, headed Loox out y ont of the General Her of State shali ‘firs? urer payable to the oramount of interest money said interest warrant shail which one month previous to the maturing > the duty of the Governor and Con st once in each month, at the e said bonds are being issued, ta ved by the Treasurer as afore > to be registered and canceled Comet, weerein the people are informed that I largest stock and finest assortment of Druc Ic1NES, Perfumery, Toilet and Fancy Acticles ; also, Paints, Oils and Camphene in Nevada County. Come and see them at Geo. O, KILBOURN’'S No. 18, Brick Store, Commercial St. May 29, 1857, Nevada, revent them from being rojssuéd. ‘ollo are specified as the claima ntitled to be received and funded under thik State of California, County of Nevada, ss. . funding Acts passed in the years 185], 1852, 1853, 1855 Act: Disiict Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District. TS PEOPLE of the State of California, to SAM’L First, Civil bonds of the State issned under the and 1856, which are now outstanding, with interest due as appears by the coupons on the same when presented, terta in a simil ar epini on. B. BRITAIN, Greeting: You are hereby summonSecond, Controller's warrants drawn under sanction of advantages of the State for a home over law, for civil expenses prior to January first, A. D, i837, ed to appear and answer the complaint of JAMES AI remi nded us of the Life of Jack Downwhere it can be found in large quantir and u , but the provisions of LIFON, within ten days from the service of-tais writ, i every other, who are so profoundly igre the funding of any of ‘those respit e to Jepth a R. March serve , d who on you was in this count y, withi n twent y days if ing, the title page of which reads, «My ties. Supplies, as fine as ever a miner m and endorsenient “of S¥bich served on you in this district and out of this county, norant of the country and its true policy convieted in Colusi county of murder, and within forty days if «sired to be cancelled by thé pro red on you in this state and STRAWBERRIES.—A few days since life, in which I say much more about tried a tooth on, or handled, are fo An Act to cancel the registration and ij: und and order themselves, that they rob it of its capiont of this district, in an action commenced on the twened hung on the 3d of April ; ty sixth day of May, A. D. 1857, in said court for the rej orsement of certain warrants, and prohibiting the pay we were favored with a fine lot of this my grandfather than myself.” at the same quarters, at No, 34, Bro tal, nipping its enterprize in the bud, covery of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, together ment of the same,’ approved January 30th, A. D. 1856, ad . he was gra nte d a res pit e unti l the 5th of or warrants which have been specifically adjudged iliswith mos intere t del st there ici on ous atthe fru rate it, of ten by per Betw cent Mr. een per Bra andle y, hash and rehash of everystreet. and leaving the willing laborer without , Court, and all said warrants specified in {lia num from the 29th day of May, A.D. 1853; t her with June, and now until the 3st of July, all costs of suit, as prayed for in plgintiff’s complaint tioned Act, are hereby expressly excluded from raised in his garden a mile or so from thing “from Capt. Noah down to Capt. employment. We want nothing but fits and provis of this Act. Third, Just this day filed in the office of the Clerk of the Distri ct t thu s affording an opportunity for the Court aforesaid. And THEATRE.-—Miss Ince appears a town. He has a fine erop of them, and Cook,” three mortal hours and fifty odd us against the State accrued prior to Janua you are hereby notified that it capital, but will all the efforts of « Aid and which may be allowed and audited hy you fail to answer said complaint as herein directed, will doubtless find a profitable market. minutes were consumed, leaving DiscovFrisbie’s Theatre for the first time, on . ™°F¢ full investigation of the case. plaintiff will take judgment against you therefor by deAct of the Legislature. And if the Treasyrer of State , Associations”’ succeed in giving to capfault, together with all costs of suit and also demand. of shall willfully issne bonds upon claims noi hereift spéciMo nd ay evenjng next. Asan Actress, eries in the the court such other relief as is prayed for in his suid fied as reecivable, it shail be deemed 4 misdemeanor,-aid Nort h Pacif ic te be iF Joseph A Boyer, Deputy Sheriff fully italists abroad a‘satisfactory solution to he shall be punished as provided in section 6 of this Ac¢; complaint. (By order of the court.) =F On Monday next, in the aftershe has few superiors, if the Sacramento . ef Sacramento, died on the 26th at that wits z ® such bond shall be void. and trea ted iu the grea t work Cran e ‘estimon y is whereof said I, Rufus Shoemake r,Clerk ot the the glaring fact that fifty millions of noon and evening, the June session of 12. The claims specified in this Act may be re District Court aforesaid do hereunto set my hand and , and San Fra nci sco pap ers ate to be be-. place. He wasa native of St. Louis impress the seal of said Court, this 26th day of May, A. ved for funding, and bonds therefor may be issued to be prep arin g for the pres s—of circ umdollars fly this country annually for inthe Musical Convention meets in Grass ior to the first day of January, 1859, but not afte?1D. 1857. RUFUS SHOEMA Clerk, KER, lie ved . She is no w fill ing an eng age stanc . es. and 29 A yea wards; and all claims not presented for funding prior to large rs r of age audi . ence was in atvestments elsewhere? By WM. SMITH, Deputy. that time, are excluded from the provisions of this Act, Valley. Considerable preparation, we tendance on me nt A. A. SARGENT Attorney for Plaintiff. my 29-Gy , at Sa cr am en to . Th e pr ess of that the seco nd even and such blank bonds prepared under the provisions of ing— the We cannot publish the appeals of the believe, has been made, and {> Mis s Inc e is on the boa rds at Sac this Act, as shall then remain on hand, shall be destroyed a fine disgross receipts being ci ty ca nn ot fi nd la ng ua ge to sa y too Sheriff's Sale. near ly fifty in the presence of the Governor, Controller and Treasper ‘*Pacific Aid Association ” regarding it ram ent o and app ear s to be pop ula r Y virtue of an order of sale to me directed, issued urer. play of musical attainment is anticipacent greater than on the preceding mu ch in he r praise. A company of good ont of the Hon. District Court, Mth Judicial Dhisnight . Sec. 13This Act shall take effect on the first day of as we do, as a most miserable cheat upon ted. am on g the atr e goe rs. trict, on a Judgment rendered therein on the 2Ist day of November, A. D. 1857, as to all its provisions, excep? su pp or te rs wi ll appear with Miss Ince, The same lectu res were repe ated at April, A.D. 1857, in favor of John Caspar and against those relating to, and necessary for, its submission to the the present citizens of California. M. Rozenheim, for the sum cf Three hundred and fifty an d al A for returning, to Qua ge ing and proclaiming rtz th CoN er vEN TIO th N.— e A con pe ven tio op n le Grass Valley on Wednesday and 'Thursof Nevada six 50-100 dollars, with interest on the sum of $356 50 at which shal} take ¢ffect immetiiatety* {icz.—The excessively hot weather the rate of ten per cent per annum from rendition of shall be submitted to'tie people of may expect to be finely enterta ined.— of quartz miners is called fog the 18th night day s. Rai~roap Prosrects.— A _ rumor, we haye had for a few days past, reJudgment until paid, together with $59 50 costs of suit, the § tate for their ratification, at thé next general elecI have jevied upon and seized apd will expose to public tion, to be holden on the irst Wednesday of September, We commend the lecturer to the tenWe ask for the distinguished actress the . Of June, in the Assembly Chamber, sale, ‘more vague than we could wish, reaches at the Court House door of Neyada County, on the A. 1). 1857, and the qualitied electors of this State, shali, minds us of the fact that our friends are patronage her eminent talents deserve. Sacramento. 20th day of June, a. p. 1857, at 2 o'clock p. M., all the at said election, on their ballets for State officers, vote us that a survey of an extension of the der footed everywhere. right, title and interest of said M. Rosenheim in and to for or against this Act; those voting forthe same, shall not unprovided for in the way of ice.— the following described property, as described in said write or have printed on their ballots, the words “ Pay Sacramento Railroad is about being # Gov ern or Joh nso n and woul d-be order ot sale, to wit: That certain House and the Lot the Debt;” and those voting against the same, shail Mr. Haven has, in tue cellar of the Ca vi ro rn ia St ar e Recister.—We Know Nortnines.— Report has ita on which the same is erected, situated on Woolsey’s write or have printed on their ballots the words “ Repumade. We seize upon the intimation, Gov ern or Well er, at late date s wer e at Flat, inthe County of Nevada,on the south side of diate the Debt.” Journal office building, an abundance of ar e in de bt ed to G. W . We lc h, Esq., of mess of know nothings assembled in uncertain as it may be, for in the prothe Main street running through said town, said buildSec. 15. The votes cast for and against this Act, shal} Orov iile . The Nort h Cali forn ian says the finest quality, with which he will ing being situgted between A. Cook’s Livery Stable on be counted, returned and canvassed, and declared, in th e Pi on ee r Bo ok St or e, fo r a co py of Saeramento on Saturday evening last, ject we read the only hope of regenerathe west, and a Store House on the east belonging to the same manner and subject to the same rules as votes supply customers every hot day, or cold this work. It is invaluable to business the latter can get nary yote from Butte Chin & Co., said building being one stoyy ia heighth and east for the Treasurer of State, and ifit appear that a to agree upon some concerted plan of tion to this portion of the state ; at least forty feet in width fronting the street and running back majority of all the votes so cast for or against this law unle ss by Jo. McCo rkle ’s per mis sio either, if they desire it. n— me n, thirty-five feet, more or less, together with all and sinas woresaid, in fa ct , we or in favor of this Act, thenthe same shail ca nn ot se e h o w th ey action during the coming campaign. A the only durable benefit which can regular the appurtenances thereunto belonging. have effect as hereinbefore provided, and shall be irre Jo. own s the Dem ocr acy of Butt e. co ul d we Given under my hand ihis 25th day of May, a. ll do wi th peal ou able until the principal and interest of the liabilities t it. Th is vo lu me pr op sult to us, is by a connection railwise os it io n to di sb an d, an d bunk in with , Wm. BUTTERFIELD, = The types sometimes tell wonherein created shall be paid and discharged, and the co nt ai ns ne ar fo Sheriff of Nevada County. ur hu nd Governor shall make proclamation thereof; but if'a re d pa ge s an d is th e svith the cities below. To this concluderful tales. In our last they annou de mo cr at s wa s vo ted down by a (= Dr. Ashe, of San Francisco, isa majority of the votes so cast are against this Act, thet ncth e mo st co mp re he ns iy e hi st or y of the. candidate for State Treasurer. We the same shall become void. ‘sion our citizens must, by this time, ed Misso Sheriff's Sale. vo te of 14 to 9. It se em s a ma jo ri ty uri gone for the emancipation*. 16. It shall be the dnty of the Secretary of State Y virtue ofan order of sale tome directed, issued out St at e ye t pu bl is he d. Pr ic e 83 50, and . }, ave had bad luck with Joctors in that tohave this Act publishedin one newspaper in each Juhave arrived, and to bend every effort ists, instead of S¢. Louis. wa s fo un no d t re cr ea to nt th e pr in of ci the Hon pl Dis es tri Cou ct rt Mth Jud ici Dis al tri on ct Another to be found at the Pioneer Book Store, a Judgment rendered therein on the 23d day of May. A. dicia! District of this State, if one be published therein, for the accomplishment of the means of blunder or two occurred in the same of the party. There might be a time three months hext preceding the genéral election to office. Findley, Dawley or Sweetland p. 1857in, favor of Stanton Buckner and John Webber for Main street. and 4@gainst Artemus Rogers, for the sum of One thoube holden upon the fitst Wednesday of September‘hext ; prosperity, should be their aim. when democracy could be made more would do for a change. sand Six hundred and seventeen 6-100 dollars, with infor which publication, ‘no greate? alfowance shall be number, altogether unaccountable. terest on the sum of$1,617 06 at the rate of three per made than the rates allowed by law tothe State Printer. The design of the railroad company palatable than at present. But when Approved April 28th, 1857. cent per month from the rendition of Judgment until Famty Jars.—It is lamentable to i A lit tle boy , upo Wuo’Lt TAKE A RipE!—We notice n wh om his mothpaid, together with the sum of $30 75 costs of suit and the ehief executive head of the party read th is to excend the track to Auburn or yiall acc ruing costs, I have levied upon and seized, and e ¢ att erw aul ing s in whi ch the . er was inf lic that tin our friend g John per A. Lancaster, son has al cha stisement, will expose at public sale, at the Court House door of Constable’s Sale. as weli as nation, announees himself in Mountain cinity, and sweeping along the foot-hills, Nevada County, on the 20th day of June fa. dD. 1857, De mo cr at , St at e TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Town at 2 recently Jou furnished rna l,. his sai stable d: “Gi with ve a me two or thr ee lic ks mor e, ocl ock p, M-, all the right, title and interest of the said WO ship of Bridgeport, ss: By virtue of two executions favor of allowing foreigners the same terminate the road for a time at OroGlobe, and a few other papers are in-. Mother, I don’t think ian behave well A. Rogers in ¢nd to the property described in said or. on attachments teme delivered, issued from the Court number of new and elegant carriages deof r sale, Situated and being in the City and County ville. How near this city the nearest privileges as the most favored of our dulging themselves of of W. P. 44. Winham, Eaq,, an acting Justice of the and making night . yet.” Nevada, and State of California, to wit: That certain Peace in and for the County aforesaid, bearing date and splendid carriage horses. He has point of such a route would come is unown citizens— which means eligibility hideous to ot piece or parcel of land, situatéd May 25, A. D. 1857, to satisfy two Judgments rendered in fhe tow n of Nev ada , hers. It is a crying shame, now on hand a stock of horses, carriaState and County aforesaid, on the west side of Mai by said Court on the 16th day of May, a. p. 1857; one n to the office of President—there is not that so beautifu certain, but let it come wherever it will, stre et, fronting 20 feet, more or less, on said Main ts in favor of J, W. Warfield for $58 50, one in favor of J. = Man y kind moth ers at the East l an d gl or ges and buggies equal to any other staious a thing as and bounded on the north by lot of H. Hirschman & I rO., P. Cook & Co for $17 13, and against Sam’l W. Dyer, an American, honest in the profession the Democratic part ‘it cannot fail to be of inealculable good and on the south by premises of A. Sanford, and running amounting to the sum of $105 63 debt, interest, damay should be torn . 7° erowene hes Masta, thet Cay back from said Main street westerly tothe ravine, beges and cost of suit. ble in the State ; all of which are kept to this .city and surrounding country. of the principles of Americanism, who from limb to gudgeon just for the sake . S'¥ thir children chloroform before ing the same premises now oceupied by a two story I have taken in execution, and will sell to the highest for the especial benefit of his friends— brick house and used by Rogers as a hardware “te bidder for cash, the interest of Sam’l W. Dyer in and te And we have hope, notwithstanding the will not ask a repudiation of Buchanan together with all and singular the appurtenances 4nd acertain Water Ditch, running from Oregon Creek to them. g whippin — spleen. l persona little the public. If you want to ride, call a ng of gratifyi implements thereunto belonging, or in anywise apperStrawberry Bar, also his interest in certain Mining apparently deadened energies of our by th De e mo cr pa at rt be ic y fo he re taining. Claims on said Bar, known as Dyers claims, on Monday Gentlemen, do have peace in the family. and see them. Given under my hand, at office in Nevada city, thie the 22nd day of June, a, D, 1857, between the hours of 9 t a people, that the road must find a termiA Ca li fo rn ia lo vy er wr it es could join its ranks. Such a doctrine to his 25 dayt of h o’clock, A. M., and . o’clock P.M. Sale to take place in May, a. p. 1857, Tet dogs delight to bark and bite, THE CamPaicN—is about to comas that advanced by the Presiden in his view of the property, Wm . BU nus here eventually. TT ER FI EL D. is sw ee the th ar us t —“ le ye Yo ve r ar n is s Go red hath made them so. t Taken as the property of Sam’l W. Dyer to satisfy the Sheriff of Neyada County. Let bears and lions grow] and fight So, push oa the railroad, and fasten mence. Democracy gathers its clan inaugural is the rankest treason to the above demands and accruing costs, ther long to kort a gal, but ile hey you G. W. MOORE, For ’tis their nature too. N o t i c e . May 25, A. D, 1857.—4w yi a modicum of the capital we produce to leaders again on the 14th of July. country in the opinion of a true Ameri. Ca t te Constable. .” But children youshould never let Office Wells, Fargo & Co. A li Your angry passions rise, ttle more than six weeks and a set can. the soil that produces it. Nevada, May 24, 1857. EP iG Ra We have this day appointed A. D. Tower our agent M Your little hands were never made ON A GE RT AI N Fa su io n. — of candidates for numerous offices will For Sale—Valuable Mining Property. at Ne va vi Ch ce da H. as Me , . re ad si , gn ed . To gouge each other’s eyes. When lovely woman veils her bosom, Im WELLS, FARGO& © Take TO THE Bric.—Henry Bates, be presented to the people, and political FYE subscriber having determined to remeet cei’ For Sonora.—The Siskiyou = J. M. VANsYCKLE, S with muslin fashionably thin, what man ims Atlantic States, offers for sale the known as the Woolsey Claims, situated on late State Treasurer, was taken to the buffettings will be the order of the day. cle says that a meeting was to have Srate Desr.—We publish in anothwith eyes coulde’er refuse ’em cautious< OTICE—Chas. F. Robinson is our authorized agent Flat, in Nevada County, also, one-third of the during our absence from this State. claims kuown as the Dewey (Co. Claims, adjoining the prison brig on Saturday night, being unLet the time arrive hastily. Any exbeen held at Yreka on Saturday last, er place the act submitting the State ly from peering in? And when his arCHAMBERS & GOODRICH. Woolsey Claims, together with a valuable Beservojr 3w and Ditch, formerly owned by FOX & Co, Any Person able to give the required bail, $50,000. citement is preferable to the listiessness for the purpose of raising volunteers to Debt to the people. It will be found in dent gaze returning, the muslin heaves Nevada, May 20, 1827. wishing to makea good investment can now have a raré to de ep dr aw si n gh s, wo ul no d t his ’ finzn tor OR SALE—A Bakery now doing a good business, in opportunity. Por —— 5a ple ad to cou rt go of into do to da g of ys So wh bro no ic ugh we be t are now supra. Gen. Cosby was to adour columns three months, according to h He will evdda.! Hon. E. F, Bur the or Flat, Woolsey’s Red a t Dog, Nevada County. Enquire of ge en rs be ’ ds bu rn to pr in es g ha s— t Zi s eet lw* "JAMES ping horrors. W. WOOLSEY. J. M. FLUBSHULZ, Nevada. dress the meeting. . the requirements of the Constitution. en this indictment to-day. down over his eyes? FSR LA Wovlscy’s Flat, May 25, 1857,—3w May 29, 1857. J 4 w . .

Che Aebada Journal. again unexpectedly called away, and Baptist Sgrvices:—Rey.-Mr. Stone . Juper Cranr’s Lecrures—came off requests us te give notice that he is at the Court House on Monday and Tnesday evenings. The first lecture will therefore have no service here or friday Morning, May 29th. at Grass Valley next Sabbath. We understand that Mr. Stone has IMMIGRATION SOCIETIES. Since our last, we have reccived a gone to attend the dedication of a new eircular from the Association which has Church edifice in Placerville. was commenced toa paying audience of two, further augmented by the same number of dead-teads. The crowd subsequently increased to eight, exclusive of the door keeper. The lecturer, been organized in San Franeiseo for the EptscopaL Services.—-In consenothing daunted, like some earlier adpurpose of inducing a more extensive quence of the unavoidable detention of venturers he spoke of, proceeded to migration to the Pacific coast. Tho ktev. Mr. Cooper, there will be no Episread. He commenced by saying, after circular was accompanied by an appeal copal service at the Court House on God had created the heavens and the to the press and a request to publish earth; and after He had established Sabbath next. animake known the objects and demetes and bounds to the same, He said Outs ano Ins.—Tuesday inaugura“Jet ther signs of the Association. e be light.” Thus the Judge We have already, to some extent, ted a new administration of county offistarted out with, tous,a newidea. We given our views on the policy of immicers, the old ones going out and the new have all along labored under the congration Societies. We commenced by ones coming in. It is proper to speak viction that light had to be called in to a thorough and determined opposition a word of the virtues of the defunct ofsee how to file the rough edges off this to them two years ago. It ean hardly ficials, and we do so from personal feelearth, which was without form or void he expected that we should look upon ings as well as from a sense of justice and metes and boundaries undefined.— such projects with less disfavor now, esto the parties themselves. Those with The Judge was, however, never guilty pecially as the views we then expressed whom we have been most intimate have afterward of so great adeviation—stickhave never been shown to be erroneous. performed every duty faithfully and ing like a preacher to good old fashionWe are opposed so the schemes of “Imwell, and few will be found among all ed doctrines, howsehold stories, and ormigrant Aid” men in every shape— parties, classes and conditions, who are thodox language. The subject ef the While we allow no man to exeeed us in disposed to say aught against them as lecture was understood to be Discovelove for California, and earnest wishes public servants. ries in the North Pacific. The Judge, Ins aND Ovrs.—On Monday evening Juty Inrerest.—The Sacramento last, an entertainment was given at the . papers, some of them, are putting ina Court House by the retiring Court offi soft word now and then, for the benefit cers to the in-coming ones. Plenty of of Prison Brig Rowe. The July Intergood edibles and sparkling liquors gra-. est has to be sent by the next steamer ced the board, and the best feeling pre-. to reach New York by the Ist of July. vailed in the large company of incum-. Rowe being kept in duranee vile, it is bents and invited friends. The unfortu-. alleged he cannot make the proper nenates who retired declared the county . gotiations to fulfil his contract with the Published by Authority. THe NEWFOUNDLAND FISHERIES. TS eeP mad ly recent treaty the that Itis said AIN: AoP between France and England relativ to the fishing grounds of Newfoundland To provide for Paying certain Equitable Claims against the State of California, and te contract a Funded Debsright n certai of is in contravention for that purpose, guaranteed to our own fishermen by The People of the State of California, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows : treaties with England. It is reporte SECTION 1. For the purpose of liquidating, that the treaty excludes all but Frenc] and paying the claims against the State of Calfunding ifornia, hereinafter specified, the Treasurer of State subjects from ports heretofore accessi to shall canse, be prepared suitable bonds of the State of California, to Yankee fishermen. It is not like not to exceed the sum of three millions nine hundret’ ble thousand dollars, bearing interest at the ever will treaty the that er, rate of seven ly, howev per cent. per annum from the date of their issue, payable fortunate in having their places supplied . ‘Treasurer. the go into operation, as the consent of at the State Treasurer's office, on the first day of July, thousand eight hundred and seventy seven; the inso well, while the fortunates got even This is all bosh. No rational man Newfoundland Legislature is necessary one terest aceruing on said bonds shall be due and payable at the office of the Treasurer of State, on the first da by avering that they would retire by . believes Rowe ever intends or ever has to its consummation, and there is a very Jan y of nary and of July of each year: Provid ed, That the o part the on t it g agains feelin and by fully satisfied, if they were able . intended to pay one dollar of money for strong first payment of interest shall not be made before the first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and nd, undla Newfo of people the fifty-nine, Said bonds shall be signed by to serve the people as well and gain so. the redemption of the credit of the the Governor, and countersigned by the Controfle:, and endorsed by general approbation as their predeces. State. He has been caught in his Meteors at Sea.—Capt. L. Soul the Treasurer of State, and shall have the sead of the State affixed thereto. da this ed arriv n, Orego bark the of sors. Some twenty speeches were . swindling, and he and his yoke mate in See 2. Coupons for the interest shall be attached te Havre, reports that on the 25th of each bond, so that they may be removed without injury from made by the officers,and members of. crime are in good enough places for inutilation tothe bond. Said coupons, consecutively in latitude 4) 06, longitude 66 34, or March, numbered, shall be signed by the Treasurer of State. the bar. The meeting was presided . such villains. They ought to be kept during the dense fog, three balls of fire 8 It shall be the duty of the Treasurer and troller of State each to keep a separate record of over by Judge Searls, who paid a warm . in prison till the last trump shall passed over the vessel, making a noise Con all such bonds.as may be issued, showing the number, e and amount of each bond, and to whom the same tribute to the retiring officers, for their . sound, for their outrageous eonduct.— similar to a shock from acannon. ‘The dat was issned, and upon what claim, and its amount; and head, last one burst about the mastcastnone of the claims herein specified shall be liquidated zeal and integrity, and the uniform will We have no sympathy for them in the om ing sparks all about the deck. Every paid but in the manner herein provided. ing assistance they had rendered him in. least, and as for the State ever obtainperson on deck at the time was knocked See 4. The sum ofone thousand déllars is hereby appropriated out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated to pay the expense that may be inthe discharge of his duties. ing a cent from such precious rascals, it down, but without injury.— New York cur red by the Treasurer in having said bonds prepared, but the Controller shall net draw bis warrant on the is out of the question — we favor no lePost, 1st. Treasury for this amount until there is moncy therein to {= The theory of the conduct of a niency therefor pay the saine. e for that reason. Henry J. Adams, the Free-State canSec. 5. All persons having any of the claims against public paper is that the editor expresses the State of California, entitled to be funded as hereinafdidat e for Mayo r, at Leave nwort h, RE MARKABLE ATTEMPT AT SuicipE. ter specitied, shall, upon the presentation of fhe same his opinions honestly for the benefit of to Kansas, has been elected by 180 majorthe Treasureofr State, receive in exchange therefor a —O n Th ur sd ay ev en in g, bon Ma d y or 2Ist,a ity over all. bonds of the State of California, provided tor in the public. Every sheet assumes this the first section of thi s Act, but no bond shall be issned for her prosperity, we do not believe ‘to be true of its own conduct. If the . VOM2 1 Oroville attempted to drown Never has the county had a more however, fell in with Capt. Noah pretty Get tin he g Riv rs el or Des f r.— an Bri d gha tw m o ch il dr en , th re that she needs one inhabitant more for vigilant, energetic and efficient Dise an d fo ur publ ic are led to believe that a paper is soon and froze to him awhile, till the You ng thus ende avor s to sanc tify repu ye ar s of ag e, in a po nd in th at place.— her well being. Do we want laborers? trict Attorney than A. A. Sarmad e the eng ine of mer e per son al env y diation: “If an elder has borrowed Tartars and Arabs took him off on an for a less sum than five hundred dollars, nor for 2 of a hundred dollars, but tne Treasurerfractionmay isiti uch fractional parts not bonded, s shall be transferrable and entitled to be funded as befere provided. Yhe Treasurer shall end orse on the back of each claim so reeeived Sh e to ok on e of he and liquj. r ch il dr en un de r — the country is full of them to be obgent. Nota jot of his duties has been and pett dat y spit ed, e, tiie from pap the er you, is hel date on which he recerved the sam and d to viyou find he is goin g to e. aad invasion of Europe, supposed to be subfro m wh om, andthe number of the bond iss ea ch ar m an d ju mp ed in ued in exto th e apos wa tati te ze, r, tained at almost any price. Do we neglected, but executed fearlessly for then you may tigh ten the ch ange therefor, and such claim shall be fil ed in the of sequent to the affair at Ararat. Moses olate its proper duty, and is despised and when her fic e of the S eretary of State. husband, who was watchscrews upon him, but if he is willing to want agriculturalists?— wages in the the governing consideration—the pubacco rdin 3 gly. Some men are so siightly payment within twenty years ofthe’ in the bullrushes came in for a word or prea ch the Gosp el with out purse or in aud interest of the bonds issued ander g he r, at te mp te d, wi th th e ai d of ot cow counties is.now almost as low as in lic good. Happy will the people be hthis Act, end owe d wit h soul that any 1 be opp ort lev uni ied ty annually, until the bonds are paid, serip, it is none of your business whut he and two, just to get fairly down to the Arabs. er pr s, to re ptly collected in the same manyer a5 is sc ue he r fr om de at h, sh e re si st the other states. ean they alway secure s or may the servic of es Merchants ?—not does affo with rded the for be spe pro mon aki ey vid ng ed ill he of has by law for ordinary State taxes, 4 tax those for borrowed The Phenicians and Northmen came in of ed . Th thi rty ey ho , cen we ts ve br on r, ou eac gh h one hundred dollars of the assésded th t e wh ol e half those engaged in trade are making so determined and unwearied a proseJr om yo u. ” value of real and personal property for a supposition, when we left and read whom they entertain a personal and priin the State, and the fund derived from this tax shall be set apart pa rt y sa fe ly a reasonable per centage upon their incutor of crime. to la ud . Th e No rt an h Ca d li apvate disl ike, is eag erl y emb rac pli ed, ed and exc lus ive ly a more elabroate extension of the subto the payment of the interest on the BORN.—May 19, a daughter to the Wife of P. Apams. bonds herein provided, and the final redemptio Jo rn ia n sa vestments. Artisans ?—we have every ys a qu ar re In John H. Bostwick, the people l wi th he r hu sh an n of the d thei r detr acti on is so com mon pri agai nel pal nst of said bonds, and the faith of the State juct in Peter Parley. of Calis her wa eby th s so e grade already, from the inventor of le ca us ple e. d for the payment as herein a have found a careful and assiduous thos e the y may proenv y or fear, that they The second Jecture gave us the old of the bonds issued by virtue of this Act, and the fhicRoberts-& Funston, steam wagon to the bungling sharpener Clerk, and we regard him as having -st thereon, and all moneys that may bec ome nui san be received ces and bores to their Sreamer.—Thgq Steamer is due and story about the history of the compass, of California fr Hare just received the the United States Governn menot of a sled stake. been extremely happy in his selection n scount of the Civil nd, so called, are herefrie nds Suc h ama its n arrival is anxiously awaited. It will conducting a paof by Stock art of printing, gun powder, &c., fortiirrevocably pledged to the payment Largest and Best Selected of the principat In short we have among us men of of assistants. They have been gentleand interest on the bonds issued under per, or hav this Act, 4 wil! ing any infl pr uence in it, deems obably bear important tidings from Wines, Fine Brandies, Liquors, Cordials, ful refusal or neglect by Superv fied by precise dates, as if a man would isors or a other ofeer every calling and profession, and all men peculiarly adapted to the places to levy or collect the taxes imposed by this Act it mer ely a larg er , shall be Wa fiel lk d er for an detr d acti his on, men. He was in des—AND CASE GO0DS-—dispute the first facts impressed upon a misdemeanor, and the } erson Or persons convicter t they need is encouragement to embark they occupied. We believe the beuch NEVADA. TO BROUGHT EVER the i reo f shall t »e removed from office and pun ished be x his infantile mind. Gallileo, and the and makes it a mere vehicle for petty porate circumstances at latest dates and fin e not exc eed ivg Their stock of Family Groceries and Miners’ one thousand dollars, or by imprison. in various kinds of business not now and the bar have united in expressing ment in env y. county Jail net exceeding six months Supplies, is unsurpassed in Varicty, Quality, and His is priv pr ate ob ab ly disl ov ikes er , wh el for me whi by d ch th e Co sta Low Prices, by any house this side of the Bay. , or by declaration “it does move,” were eulobet h suc h fine and imprisonment. , known on the coast. But where is the their satisfaction with the interecurse 4 the objects often have too much conRicans. Some are fain to indulge a Call and see us, and we will guarantee Sec. 7 Whenever on the first day of January or Jul gized with unction. Then we learned y in Any year, there remains after the payment of the inencouragement to come from? Qualit and Price in Satisf Entire y action ‘The between themselves and the clerk’s dethe Portuguese tem pt to tak e notice, is paraded asa hope that Walker will at least make terest, as hereinbefore provided, a surplu s of ten thousbetween certain dates N.B. Goods delivered free of charge. We always and dollar it shail be the duty of the Treasurer blind policy of exporting the capital of partment. deliver the same quality of goods which we sell mat to ter our of publ ic note, until any opinion good his escape, but it is hoping against customers. toadyer coasted around Niggerlan of one week, in one daily newed, Columthen paper pul the country still prevails. Not asteamThat Wm. Butterfield has been a No. ish, in the city of New York, McR OBE exp RTS res sed & FUN :TO N, is refe rred ho pe. The Steamer will probably reby the readers to and for or bus from a certain port, the name of ily newspaper published in No. 34, Broad street, 2 doors above the Post Office. er leaves our shores but is freighted 1 Sheriff, few or none will deny. A Snglish at the§ 1, for sealed proposals, te be May the 29 env y that dict ated lei ve us it. of fa Pal rt pab he le r suspense concerning which we disremember, with a certain lone mor » expiration of such publieawith the vital capital of the state — more prompt, decisive and gentlemanly tions by the Tres n presence of the Governor or lies, in a mer e spir it of his reck less ness fat , are e, number of men, and at a forgotten date, Controller, at the State al, for the surrender of BA CK US MIN STR ELS . Though furnishing the world with its officer the county has never had in the bon ds issued under thie Act, which advertisement shall haz ard ed as trut h. To be sure the set sail for America. We had heard of state the amount of moneyhe has on hand for the purAS SA UL T WI TH A De ap Neva Ly da Theat We re. ap One Night on Only. . currency, it is a lamentable fact we capacity of Sheriff. He and his assispose of redemption, aud they shall aecept the lowest proscul lion who pro nou nce s the m ofte n posit Columbus before, but the fellows who at races not excce Satur day. May 30th, 1857. —J r value, as may rederin . Wa lt er Wa ls h wa s ex am in ed in have not enough left among ourselves tants emphatically understood their buthe ¢ over shoo ts his mar k, ] the amount of cash on and is HE mer Public of Nevada ely and vicinity are respectfully conaccompanied him, from the Spanish of the Police Co exhaust to preserve a healthy state of trade, or siness and minded it thoroughly, with to reward the industrious laborer. out fear or favor. temptible. the Judge’s pronunciation we could'nt desi gn of the press. make out their names with any degree county has nothing to give. The concessor to do during the coming year. stant and unwearied drain upon her rePiscaToriaL.—Our friends, Hosmer, “sources year after year, leaves her Potter, Hawkins, Chas. Hall and Ben Monday morning, for an assault with a Using the cowarddeadly weapon upon one David Camply advantage placed at their disposal, bell, at Dayton’s Saloon, on Commer Immigration Societies call upon us for The Assessor's office has been filled of gertainty, contributions to scatter tracts laudatory full, by John MeCoy. He has perform <«f our State, over the United States and ed his duties so completely “up to the Europe. For such a purpose Nevada handle” as to leave little for his sue Such fellows prostitute the urt, San Francisco, on informed that this INIMITABLE TRoOUrE will appear for one night only. the company. policy of the State brouzht to the mind and comprehension of every man who has the interest and welfare of the country at heart. In your laudatory themes on California, tell the world that four million of dollars leave the country s have been exposed for sale at the old store of Lewis Teal. They came from Smith’s garden at Sacramento, and were under the management of Mr. Merwin, travelling agent for Smith— monthly, never to return—tkat there Many of opr eitizers have supplied are men in San Francisco engaged in distributing information concerning the theniselves with choice varieties from Mr. Merwin’s stock. We understand it is his intention to supply this place for a few months with flowers. be emphatically and teetotally d draughts of the wine of Samia, Byron prizes are to be awarded for olives. tule derived inspiration from Holland Gin, paper, alfalfa, sugar from the Chinese and numerous distinguished men all the cane and other articles. way down from the era of the former to dif the latter, have made themselves fa he everentered the Bay of San Francismous by anip of some delici ous beverage co—for why? the Bay war’nt there or or other, but the typos of this office isthere abouts—all been invented since sue their pronunciamento in favor of the that time. Crane thinks the Bay of superiority of McRoberts & Funsto n’s. San Francisco is not over one hundred sparkling Champaigne—a drink fit for. Supreme JupGe.—Stephen J. Field is prominently spoken of as a candidate for Supreme Judge, te W.1. Ferguson, Gen. Reddington and Col. Moses Stout are candidates for State Senator from Sacramento and fifty years ofage, “ Lo—the poor the gods. If men, and women particuCounty. Indian,” and other untntored minds enlarly, will drink, the place to zeta good Time Exrenpep.—We learn that on The lecture article of the spiritualis at McR. & F.’s F riday the Governor again granted a n ten thousand dollars, then it"ts hebeby of the Treasurer to advertise in two FRANK HUSSEY, n New York and one at the Capitaot l for three mouths, which advertisement shal T. W. RALEIGH, Banjoist, amount Master STERLING, W. BERNARD, Violinist, J. TAYLOR, which such fund is set 4 ay and d if such bonds, so mbered in such advertis not be prese ment and cancellation within H. BERTRAND, iration of such publication, three month 1en such fund sh: T ry to discharg’: J. NORTON, ‘d, but th shall draw no “Come one! Come all! . aforesaid. 1a 4: st 5 Is Uncle Ephe’s call.”’ er of ate shall ke [= > See programmes of the day. ‘comnt and record of all his preeeedings uy’ , and of the bonds redeemed and surrende?: nothing to spare for a worse than useLife in Lowe ll,’ (!) it ceases to be resnett, put up the creek a few days ago the place where the bones of Columbus sum of $500. less purpose. But instead of contribupect able . to try a bit of angling. The finny tribes lie entombed. Irvi ng is posit ive on ting for the i The next State Agricultural Fair McRoserts & Funsron.—Anacrewill be held at Stockt on. In addition to on’s Song was made divine ly gentle the list of premiu ms as it stood last year, nt amount ef such bonds shall not be offer‘said, to exhanst the sinking fond toa less The following Artistes comprises CHARLES BACKUS, the y cast slim e and dirt on those priIrving, and other old fogies tell the cial, near Montgomery street, a few vate ly obn oxious to them, and thus yarn about Columbus nearly as well as evenings since. ‘The two got into a difmak e a publ ic institution the vehicle of the Judge, but we dislike to see such ficulty of words, when Campbell having private malice and seurrility. No reseminent literary men as the Judge and hold of a bottle, Walsh drew a pistol pectable press is so conducted ; for when these disagree on so important a point from his pocket. The accused was sent a paper is edited on the plan of “ The in Discoveries in the North Pacific, as to the Court of Sessions on bail in the dissemination of tracts bit well, enabling the crowd to bring Havana, while Crane is emphatic for among foreign nations, we will subscribe home a hundred and eighty-two fine Seville, liberally for the publication of a work trout, as ever nibbled a bait. They Afte r a grea t deal of back ing and filon political economy applied to Califorleft a few more of the same sort, we are ling, cutting and coming again, Sir uia, which shall be distributed among going after one of these fine days. Francis Drake, comes fillibustering our own citizens, We want the true FLowers.—A beautiful lot of flower along up the coast, but the Judge will provided, howerér, in MEDICAL NOTICE. . E.S. ALDRICH, M. D., this Act, with his annual re porg, te Le by PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Late Surgeon of the U. S. Army, tenders hi sional services to the citizens of Nevada and vici OFFICE—No. 1, Criitenden's Bric Buildi street, Nevada. Residence, Nation al Lotel street. », it to the Governor an abstract of \ and all books x id papers pe this Act, shall at inte ec of either branch of the e of both. terest PROCLAMATION. { y of the Treasurer to pay 8 zid

bonds when the same falls dyg, out t find, if sufficient, and if said fund be #8: on x $50.00 Reward, ( R a Dose of Epsom Salts and Castor Oil. J l before the Legislature: ng to the matters proIl times be open te the in 1, or the Governor, or the i Tre er for the Lwill pay ne « tleast the latter reward for the apprehensi tion of the person or persons who have malici down my advertising bills, headed Loox out y ont of the General Her of State shali ‘firs? urer payable to the oramount of interest money said interest warrant shail which one month previous to the maturing > the duty of the Governor and Con st once in each month, at the e said bonds are being issued, ta ved by the Treasurer as afore > to be registered and canceled Comet, weerein the people are informed that I largest stock and finest assortment of Druc Ic1NES, Perfumery, Toilet and Fancy Acticles ; also, Paints, Oils and Camphene in Nevada County. Come and see them at Geo. O, KILBOURN’'S No. 18, Brick Store, Commercial St. May 29, 1857, Nevada, revent them from being rojssuéd. ‘ollo are specified as the claima ntitled to be received and funded under thik State of California, County of Nevada, ss. . funding Acts passed in the years 185], 1852, 1853, 1855 Act: Disiict Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District. TS PEOPLE of the State of California, to SAM’L First, Civil bonds of the State issned under the and 1856, which are now outstanding, with interest due as appears by the coupons on the same when presented, terta in a simil ar epini on. B. BRITAIN, Greeting: You are hereby summonSecond, Controller's warrants drawn under sanction of advantages of the State for a home over law, for civil expenses prior to January first, A. D, i837, ed to appear and answer the complaint of JAMES AI remi nded us of the Life of Jack Downwhere it can be found in large quantir and u , but the provisions of LIFON, within ten days from the service of-tais writ, i every other, who are so profoundly igre the funding of any of ‘those respit e to Jepth a R. March serve , d who on you was in this count y, withi n twent y days if ing, the title page of which reads, «My ties. Supplies, as fine as ever a miner m and endorsenient “of S¥bich served on you in this district and out of this county, norant of the country and its true policy convieted in Colusi county of murder, and within forty days if «sired to be cancelled by thé pro red on you in this state and STRAWBERRIES.—A few days since life, in which I say much more about tried a tooth on, or handled, are fo An Act to cancel the registration and ij: und and order themselves, that they rob it of its capiont of this district, in an action commenced on the twened hung on the 3d of April ; ty sixth day of May, A. D. 1857, in said court for the rej orsement of certain warrants, and prohibiting the pay we were favored with a fine lot of this my grandfather than myself.” at the same quarters, at No, 34, Bro tal, nipping its enterprize in the bud, covery of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, together ment of the same,’ approved January 30th, A. D. 1856, ad . he was gra nte d a res pit e unti l the 5th of or warrants which have been specifically adjudged iliswith mos intere t del st there ici on ous atthe fru rate it, of ten by per Betw cent Mr. een per Bra andle y, hash and rehash of everystreet. and leaving the willing laborer without , Court, and all said warrants specified in {lia num from the 29th day of May, A.D. 1853; t her with June, and now until the 3st of July, all costs of suit, as prayed for in plgintiff’s complaint tioned Act, are hereby expressly excluded from raised in his garden a mile or so from thing “from Capt. Noah down to Capt. employment. We want nothing but fits and provis of this Act. Third, Just this day filed in the office of the Clerk of the Distri ct t thu s affording an opportunity for the Court aforesaid. And THEATRE.-—Miss Ince appears a town. He has a fine erop of them, and Cook,” three mortal hours and fifty odd us against the State accrued prior to Janua you are hereby notified that it capital, but will all the efforts of « Aid and which may be allowed and audited hy you fail to answer said complaint as herein directed, will doubtless find a profitable market. minutes were consumed, leaving DiscovFrisbie’s Theatre for the first time, on . ™°F¢ full investigation of the case. plaintiff will take judgment against you therefor by deAct of the Legislature. And if the Treasyrer of State , Associations”’ succeed in giving to capfault, together with all costs of suit and also demand. of shall willfully issne bonds upon claims noi hereift spéciMo nd ay evenjng next. Asan Actress, eries in the the court such other relief as is prayed for in his suid fied as reecivable, it shail be deemed 4 misdemeanor,-aid Nort h Pacif ic te be iF Joseph A Boyer, Deputy Sheriff fully italists abroad a‘satisfactory solution to he shall be punished as provided in section 6 of this Ac¢; complaint. (By order of the court.) =F On Monday next, in the aftershe has few superiors, if the Sacramento . ef Sacramento, died on the 26th at that wits z ® such bond shall be void. and trea ted iu the grea t work Cran e ‘estimon y is whereof said I, Rufus Shoemake r,Clerk ot the the glaring fact that fifty millions of noon and evening, the June session of 12. The claims specified in this Act may be re District Court aforesaid do hereunto set my hand and , and San Fra nci sco pap ers ate to be be-. place. He wasa native of St. Louis impress the seal of said Court, this 26th day of May, A. ved for funding, and bonds therefor may be issued to be prep arin g for the pres s—of circ umdollars fly this country annually for inthe Musical Convention meets in Grass ior to the first day of January, 1859, but not afte?1D. 1857. RUFUS SHOEMA Clerk, KER, lie ved . She is no w fill ing an eng age stanc . es. and 29 A yea wards; and all claims not presented for funding prior to large rs r of age audi . ence was in atvestments elsewhere? By WM. SMITH, Deputy. that time, are excluded from the provisions of this Act, Valley. Considerable preparation, we tendance on me nt A. A. SARGENT Attorney for Plaintiff. my 29-Gy , at Sa cr am en to . Th e pr ess of that the seco nd even and such blank bonds prepared under the provisions of ing— the We cannot publish the appeals of the believe, has been made, and {> Mis s Inc e is on the boa rds at Sac this Act, as shall then remain on hand, shall be destroyed a fine disgross receipts being ci ty ca nn ot fi nd la ng ua ge to sa y too Sheriff's Sale. near ly fifty in the presence of the Governor, Controller and Treasper ‘*Pacific Aid Association ” regarding it ram ent o and app ear s to be pop ula r Y virtue of an order of sale to me directed, issued urer. play of musical attainment is anticipacent greater than on the preceding mu ch in he r praise. A company of good ont of the Hon. District Court, Mth Judicial Dhisnight . Sec. 13This Act shall take effect on the first day of as we do, as a most miserable cheat upon ted. am on g the atr e goe rs. trict, on a Judgment rendered therein on the 2Ist day of November, A. D. 1857, as to all its provisions, excep? su pp or te rs wi ll appear with Miss Ince, The same lectu res were repe ated at April, A.D. 1857, in favor of John Caspar and against those relating to, and necessary for, its submission to the the present citizens of California. M. Rozenheim, for the sum cf Three hundred and fifty an d al A for returning, to Qua ge ing and proclaiming rtz th CoN er vEN TIO th N.— e A con pe ven tio op n le Grass Valley on Wednesday and 'Thursof Nevada six 50-100 dollars, with interest on the sum of $356 50 at which shal} take ¢ffect immetiiatety* {icz.—The excessively hot weather the rate of ten per cent per annum from rendition of shall be submitted to'tie people of may expect to be finely enterta ined.— of quartz miners is called fog the 18th night day s. Rai~roap Prosrects.— A _ rumor, we haye had for a few days past, reJudgment until paid, together with $59 50 costs of suit, the § tate for their ratification, at thé next general elecI have jevied upon and seized apd will expose to public tion, to be holden on the irst Wednesday of September, We commend the lecturer to the tenWe ask for the distinguished actress the . Of June, in the Assembly Chamber, sale, ‘more vague than we could wish, reaches at the Court House door of Neyada County, on the A. 1). 1857, and the qualitied electors of this State, shali, minds us of the fact that our friends are patronage her eminent talents deserve. Sacramento. 20th day of June, a. p. 1857, at 2 o'clock p. M., all the at said election, on their ballets for State officers, vote us that a survey of an extension of the der footed everywhere. right, title and interest of said M. Rosenheim in and to for or against this Act; those voting forthe same, shall not unprovided for in the way of ice.— the following described property, as described in said write or have printed on their ballots, the words “ Pay Sacramento Railroad is about being # Gov ern or Joh nso n and woul d-be order ot sale, to wit: That certain House and the Lot the Debt;” and those voting against the same, shail Mr. Haven has, in tue cellar of the Ca vi ro rn ia St ar e Recister.—We Know Nortnines.— Report has ita on which the same is erected, situated on Woolsey’s write or have printed on their ballots the words “ Repumade. We seize upon the intimation, Gov ern or Well er, at late date s wer e at Flat, inthe County of Nevada,on the south side of diate the Debt.” Journal office building, an abundance of ar e in de bt ed to G. W . We lc h, Esq., of mess of know nothings assembled in uncertain as it may be, for in the prothe Main street running through said town, said buildSec. 15. The votes cast for and against this Act, shal} Orov iile . The Nort h Cali forn ian says the finest quality, with which he will ing being situgted between A. Cook’s Livery Stable on be counted, returned and canvassed, and declared, in th e Pi on ee r Bo ok St or e, fo r a co py of Saeramento on Saturday evening last, ject we read the only hope of regenerathe west, and a Store House on the east belonging to the same manner and subject to the same rules as votes supply customers every hot day, or cold this work. It is invaluable to business the latter can get nary yote from Butte Chin & Co., said building being one stoyy ia heighth and east for the Treasurer of State, and ifit appear that a to agree upon some concerted plan of tion to this portion of the state ; at least forty feet in width fronting the street and running back majority of all the votes so cast for or against this law unle ss by Jo. McCo rkle ’s per mis sio either, if they desire it. n— me n, thirty-five feet, more or less, together with all and sinas woresaid, in fa ct , we or in favor of this Act, thenthe same shail ca nn ot se e h o w th ey action during the coming campaign. A the only durable benefit which can regular the appurtenances thereunto belonging. have effect as hereinbefore provided, and shall be irre Jo. own s the Dem ocr acy of Butt e. co ul d we Given under my hand ihis 25th day of May, a. ll do wi th peal ou able until the principal and interest of the liabilities t it. Th is vo lu me pr op sult to us, is by a connection railwise os it io n to di sb an d, an d bunk in with , Wm. BUTTERFIELD, = The types sometimes tell wonherein created shall be paid and discharged, and the co nt ai ns ne ar fo Sheriff of Nevada County. ur hu nd Governor shall make proclamation thereof; but if'a re d pa ge s an d is th e svith the cities below. To this concluderful tales. In our last they annou de mo cr at s wa s vo ted down by a (= Dr. Ashe, of San Francisco, isa majority of the votes so cast are against this Act, thet ncth e mo st co mp re he ns iy e hi st or y of the. candidate for State Treasurer. We the same shall become void. ‘sion our citizens must, by this time, ed Misso Sheriff's Sale. vo te of 14 to 9. It se em s a ma jo ri ty uri gone for the emancipation*. 16. It shall be the dnty of the Secretary of State Y virtue ofan order of sale tome directed, issued out St at e ye t pu bl is he d. Pr ic e 83 50, and . }, ave had bad luck with Joctors in that tohave this Act publishedin one newspaper in each Juhave arrived, and to bend every effort ists, instead of S¢. Louis. wa s fo un no d t re cr ea to nt th e pr in of ci the Hon pl Dis es tri Cou ct rt Mth Jud ici Dis al tri on ct Another to be found at the Pioneer Book Store, a Judgment rendered therein on the 23d day of May. A. dicia! District of this State, if one be published therein, for the accomplishment of the means of blunder or two occurred in the same of the party. There might be a time three months hext preceding the genéral election to office. Findley, Dawley or Sweetland p. 1857in, favor of Stanton Buckner and John Webber for Main street. and 4@gainst Artemus Rogers, for the sum of One thoube holden upon the fitst Wednesday of September‘hext ; prosperity, should be their aim. when democracy could be made more would do for a change. sand Six hundred and seventeen 6-100 dollars, with infor which publication, ‘no greate? alfowance shall be number, altogether unaccountable. terest on the sum of$1,617 06 at the rate of three per made than the rates allowed by law tothe State Printer. The design of the railroad company palatable than at present. But when Approved April 28th, 1857. cent per month from the rendition of Judgment until Famty Jars.—It is lamentable to i A lit tle boy , upo Wuo’Lt TAKE A RipE!—We notice n wh om his mothpaid, together with the sum of $30 75 costs of suit and the ehief executive head of the party read th is to excend the track to Auburn or yiall acc ruing costs, I have levied upon and seized, and e ¢ att erw aul ing s in whi ch the . er was inf lic that tin our friend g John per A. Lancaster, son has al cha stisement, will expose at public sale, at the Court House door of Constable’s Sale. as weli as nation, announees himself in Mountain cinity, and sweeping along the foot-hills, Nevada County, on the 20th day of June fa. dD. 1857, De mo cr at , St at e TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Town at 2 recently Jou furnished rna l,. his sai stable d: “Gi with ve a me two or thr ee lic ks mor e, ocl ock p, M-, all the right, title and interest of the said WO ship of Bridgeport, ss: By virtue of two executions favor of allowing foreigners the same terminate the road for a time at OroGlobe, and a few other papers are in-. Mother, I don’t think ian behave well A. Rogers in ¢nd to the property described in said or. on attachments teme delivered, issued from the Court number of new and elegant carriages deof r sale, Situated and being in the City and County ville. How near this city the nearest privileges as the most favored of our dulging themselves of of W. P. 44. Winham, Eaq,, an acting Justice of the and making night . yet.” Nevada, and State of California, to wit: That certain Peace in and for the County aforesaid, bearing date and splendid carriage horses. He has point of such a route would come is unown citizens— which means eligibility hideous to ot piece or parcel of land, situatéd May 25, A. D. 1857, to satisfy two Judgments rendered in fhe tow n of Nev ada , hers. It is a crying shame, now on hand a stock of horses, carriaState and County aforesaid, on the west side of Mai by said Court on the 16th day of May, a. p. 1857; one n to the office of President—there is not that so beautifu certain, but let it come wherever it will, stre et, fronting 20 feet, more or less, on said Main ts in favor of J, W. Warfield for $58 50, one in favor of J. = Man y kind moth ers at the East l an d gl or ges and buggies equal to any other staious a thing as and bounded on the north by lot of H. Hirschman & I rO., P. Cook & Co for $17 13, and against Sam’l W. Dyer, an American, honest in the profession the Democratic part ‘it cannot fail to be of inealculable good and on the south by premises of A. Sanford, and running amounting to the sum of $105 63 debt, interest, damay should be torn . 7° erowene hes Masta, thet Cay back from said Main street westerly tothe ravine, beges and cost of suit. ble in the State ; all of which are kept to this .city and surrounding country. of the principles of Americanism, who from limb to gudgeon just for the sake . S'¥ thir children chloroform before ing the same premises now oceupied by a two story I have taken in execution, and will sell to the highest for the especial benefit of his friends— brick house and used by Rogers as a hardware “te bidder for cash, the interest of Sam’l W. Dyer in and te And we have hope, notwithstanding the will not ask a repudiation of Buchanan together with all and singular the appurtenances 4nd acertain Water Ditch, running from Oregon Creek to them. g whippin — spleen. l persona little the public. If you want to ride, call a ng of gratifyi implements thereunto belonging, or in anywise apperStrawberry Bar, also his interest in certain Mining apparently deadened energies of our by th De e mo cr pa at rt be ic y fo he re taining. Claims on said Bar, known as Dyers claims, on Monday Gentlemen, do have peace in the family. and see them. Given under my hand, at office in Nevada city, thie the 22nd day of June, a, D, 1857, between the hours of 9 t a people, that the road must find a termiA Ca li fo rn ia lo vy er wr it es could join its ranks. Such a doctrine to his 25 dayt of h o’clock, A. M., and . o’clock P.M. Sale to take place in May, a. p. 1857, Tet dogs delight to bark and bite, THE CamPaicN—is about to comas that advanced by the Presiden in his view of the property, Wm . BU nus here eventually. TT ER FI EL D. is sw ee the th ar us t —“ le ye Yo ve r ar n is s Go red hath made them so. t Taken as the property of Sam’l W. Dyer to satisfy the Sheriff of Neyada County. Let bears and lions grow] and fight So, push oa the railroad, and fasten mence. Democracy gathers its clan inaugural is the rankest treason to the above demands and accruing costs, ther long to kort a gal, but ile hey you G. W. MOORE, For ’tis their nature too. N o t i c e . May 25, A. D, 1857.—4w yi a modicum of the capital we produce to leaders again on the 14th of July. country in the opinion of a true Ameri. Ca t te Constable. .” But children youshould never let Office Wells, Fargo & Co. A li Your angry passions rise, ttle more than six weeks and a set can. the soil that produces it. Nevada, May 24, 1857. EP iG Ra We have this day appointed A. D. Tower our agent M Your little hands were never made ON A GE RT AI N Fa su io n. — of candidates for numerous offices will For Sale—Valuable Mining Property. at Ne va vi Ch ce da H. as Me , . re ad si , gn ed . To gouge each other’s eyes. When lovely woman veils her bosom, Im WELLS, FARGO& © Take TO THE Bric.—Henry Bates, be presented to the people, and political FYE subscriber having determined to remeet cei’ For Sonora.—The Siskiyou = J. M. VANsYCKLE, S with muslin fashionably thin, what man ims Atlantic States, offers for sale the known as the Woolsey Claims, situated on late State Treasurer, was taken to the buffettings will be the order of the day. cle says that a meeting was to have Srate Desr.—We publish in anothwith eyes coulde’er refuse ’em cautious< OTICE—Chas. F. Robinson is our authorized agent Flat, in Nevada County, also, one-third of the during our absence from this State. claims kuown as the Dewey (Co. Claims, adjoining the prison brig on Saturday night, being unLet the time arrive hastily. Any exbeen held at Yreka on Saturday last, er place the act submitting the State ly from peering in? And when his arCHAMBERS & GOODRICH. Woolsey Claims, together with a valuable Beservojr 3w and Ditch, formerly owned by FOX & Co, Any Person able to give the required bail, $50,000. citement is preferable to the listiessness for the purpose of raising volunteers to Debt to the people. It will be found in dent gaze returning, the muslin heaves Nevada, May 20, 1827. wishing to makea good investment can now have a raré to de ep dr aw si n gh s, wo ul no d t his ’ finzn tor OR SALE—A Bakery now doing a good business, in opportunity. Por —— 5a ple ad to cou rt go of into do to da g of ys So wh bro no ic ugh we be t are now supra. Gen. Cosby was to adour columns three months, according to h He will evdda.! Hon. E. F, Bur the or Flat, Woolsey’s Red a t Dog, Nevada County. Enquire of ge en rs be ’ ds bu rn to pr in es g ha s— t Zi s eet lw* "JAMES ping horrors. W. WOOLSEY. J. M. FLUBSHULZ, Nevada. dress the meeting. . the requirements of the Constitution. en this indictment to-day. down over his eyes? FSR LA Wovlscy’s Flat, May 25, 1857,—3w May 29, 1857. J 4 w . .