November 16, 1855 (4 pages)

— Tne ————e {hes on 5 hot jeeuy sate Ee te OO OSS Oa ss —OM Wh OO. OO ea . . And Whereas, it is the duty ofa people thus . Seay has some particelans of the Mets of. killing L. D. Pettihone and severly scalding "T. F—UNION 0. 0. LODGE 48—Instituted NO. Oct constraction of the statute regarding turn. rived at San Francisco on the morning of . ludicrous * hear their vociferations and . blessed with the protecting care of Almighty the expedit ion to the Levant in search of cam-. James Parker, two hands employed about the 31, 1855, meets every Wednesday evening, at the Odd pike roads. Obviously the design of the {the 14th inst. bringing near 1000 passenwitness i their antics. The idea most promGod, in an appropriate manner to address . els to be used on the western deserts between . mill. law makers in granting privileges to com. lgers. The engineer was standing by the side Fellow’s Hall, Maia street, [South] Eureka. California. The news from Sevastopol is down . iment with them appears to be, that there/ devout gratitude, thanksgiving atd prayer to . scareabip Sa and ire Penge pies i. of the boiler,but.,.escaped. unhurt. The saw-. panies to construct turnpikes from one lto October 3, and not materially different . ay. be & wrong application made of the} the Great Rulofer the Universe, for the maniAugust. Ma EB Wayne, the chief of the ex-. Yet had left his place but a moment before, or Faithful Brothers are ever welcome. W. B, RICHARDS, N. G. D.V. Norton, Secretary. plaee to another: was to secure a good road . ‘rom previo dates. The north side js. @ph of Marey the victors be-. fold blessin he has, during the year, bee! nedit and the officers of the ship were pre. . he could not have well escape being badly, us orish —‘to gs ion, d : 3 . ilong the spoils.” It docs very well, in. pleased to bestow: sented to the Bey of Tunis, who, on hearing of. scalded. The cause of the explosion is yet where the counties for want of capital were. not yet taken. Prince Gortchakoff re[no we (OMe. . 4 y i ’ . utable to construct one themselves unles . ports that the Allies were concentrating . fame ¥ Re re ties. “* ee PARCHER & HUSSEY. Now. therefigt i Joull Bigler, Gover-}the object of the expedition, immediately sent . involved in mystery. The engineer tried’ the J OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that they have opened a NEW STORE 4 _ a nor of the State of Californie, do ocley ap: thems nb ee of to fiaerameles” They were cocks but a moment before the accident. and on Commercial stree t, in the new fire-proef Building, and tatefully accepted in the name of the Presi: filled it with a Stock of : ent of the United States. The Supply left. found the boiler well suppli; ed wit h water.by the imposition of a tax on the people so . their forces between Balaklava and the} pet AB — 8 ema point and set-apart-Tuurspay, tue 20rti e phalanxers hate Day OF Novemser, A. D. onerous as not to be borne. It was not the . !ehernaya, anl were reconnoitering the. uth and justice. 1855, as a Day. for Malta on the 10th of August, court Wines, Liquors, Cigars, eously . The boiler was entirely new, not having been Russian Army, but had attempted noth-. to repudiate an old, and the main princiintention of the legislature to grant to inof Thanks glving and’ Prayer to Almighty taking as passengers the widow and daughter . in use above a month. It must have burst at dividuals the right to seize upon a portion ing of importance, except an ineffectual . ple of their party, but the case is urgent God, and all good citizens of the «State of Sir Edward 3. Baynes, late English Consul the back end first, as it was thrown its full &c., unequalled in quality or price ever brought into a mountain town, which they offer at WHOLESALE. Gene ral. The Sup ply also fank too moveesent. k on boa rd a at the present time; and something must are hereby requested to observe the same as beautiful block of marble from the ruins of; of the County road and by some unimpor!ength forward. Pieces of the flues and bricks Bh Just give them acalland satisfy yourselves that The French defeated the Russians near . be done for a shift. tant improvements secure to themselves Indulging the vain such. Kupatoriafon the 29th of Sept. with slight and fallacious hope that the once potent toss on both’ sides: ery of Democracy, like a bugle blast, is It is expected that a tongh struggle is again to consolidate the masses into a parat hand as the Russians are making every . ty for pillage, they do not openly depreparation. ;nounce the cardinal plank of their party the right to levy tolls ad libitum on trayellers, without the rates being limited by the Board of Supervisors. The statutes are indefinite. A distinction which might be clearly understood ought to be made be Carthagefor the Washington monument, bo from the arch were thrown toa great distance. Witness my hand ard the Great Seal of the sented by Mr. David P. Heap, son ofour late Pettibone leaves a wife and two children in State of California, at the City of Sacramento, Consul. The block is of variegated (red and the vicinity of Portageville, anda mother in white) marble, and was cut from one of the this the 5th day of November, A. D. 1855. columns of the temple of Esculapius.—Sac. Perry, Wyoming Co. N. Y. to mourn his. loss. JOHN BIGLER. Union The funeral of Mr. Pettibone will take place ———— Attest: Coartes H. Hevpsreap, oo oa —_ to-day at 10 o'clock at the Rev. Mr. Warren's Discovery or Diamonps.—A few days ago Secretary of State. church. The public are invited to attend. such is the fact and no humbug. PARCHER & HUSSEY, Proprietors. No. 28 Commercial street. Nevada, November 16, 1855, WASHINGTON MARKET A correspondent of ths London imes. Platform as laid down by the American three diamonds were found in Scorpion Gulch, b oOoP ee Apne SUBSCRIBERS having fitted up a market on Comoii tiie : eind iama aami iagi c near Byrne mercial street, design keeping constantly on band ’s Ferry , Tu and at on Ot the p Oa slope k at of the Table cor ner of Bro ad and Premier, but by intermeddl ing in our ziv afes it as his opinion that two years will Wagon roads are subject to the control Mount ain. The claim has for some time been Wa ll BE ou pa ST . AM ER Pin ICAN BEEF, e str eet hav s ing gon e to dec be ay req was uir fell to ed dis ed led Pr ge in ce Gor tch fai a-. rs vir tua ign lly ore the cla im of the vie of the Board of Supervisors, turnpikes are worked for gold, and the diamonds were pick: Veal, Mutton, Pork and Vegetables, in great abundance, This plac e that died of star vation about two and will sell at the Lowest Market prices. by the woodman’s axe on Monday. If the ed up merely out of curiosity, as pretty pebbles. not. Individuals take advantage of the koff from the northern portion of Sevasta-. '°rs % the legitimate fruits of the late tears which have been shed for its depart It is our intention to keep a well-supplied Market, and year s since , has sudd enly spru ng into acti ve ed Upon one of them being exhibited to an emiwill make it an object for purchasers to call in before pol . Th e All ies are sin kin mi g ne to s des -. Sta te con tes ning t. They are remarkably atworth, had been poured about its roots when nent jeweller of this city it was pronounced life by the effect of water that has been conbuying elsewhere. A share of patronage is solicited. indefinitencss of the statutes, and fori tro y the ars ena ls, doc ks, &e . A scc t_Hote's. Restuurants, and Families furnished at the ret . te nti to ve ou r bus ine ss. Wi th ar gu s fine, and value end ost at the sixty ies for dollars. The claim ducted there by the Chalk Bluff Ditch. The shor test notice, themselves into compan living, it might have flourished in perennial tween Wagon roads and turnpikes.— is now calle d the “Dia mond Clai m” and the hills about this place are known to be rich and exp edi tio ha d sai n led su , pp os to ed be des -. Ye s, the ds ke roa dis y npi ing cov tur er just the man we want greenness like the mourners at its wake. sible object of construct preci ous store s will be herea fter saved The tuned for. Gdema or .Nicclant . fo r U. S. Sen ato r. In ma ki ng the up conv a cha enie rnces for work ing them are not. d roa nty cou n the of tio seize upon a por party work ing the claim think that in wash ing Serro us Accrp ext.— Two daugh ters of Th e All ies ha ve pla nte 12 excelled by any in the state, the hills being ab. d 0 mo rt ar at s act er for an im ag in ar ca y nd id at th e ey ca n their dirt they may have lost many valua ble and appropriate it to their purpose, thus Capt. A. B. Davis, on Gold Flat were badly diamonds in the tailings which fall into the jTupt, giving great height for Sevastapol with the hope of dislodging the. testify to anything but the truth, hydr auli c pres Wh il e ion uct . str e s con fals lve a by mse g puttin the injured by the explosion ofa can of powder in river. Hereafter they will be on the look sure and plenty of fall enemy frum the north side. A detach-. the American press on matters senatorial, for thesluices. The bed out.—-Sonora Union. of the real intent of the law, without the; the hands of the elder, on Monday last. rock is slate bat not so hard as to require St cote et a gi a l control of the Board of Supervisors By ment of the Allied army is quartered in is freposing in conscious security and A young brother was No. 32, Commercial street, near Pine rs McDONALD & TITUS, 32 Commercial street, evada, Noy. J6—3m Just Received—Overcoats. ILOT, TRICOT, PETERSHAM, BEAVER, and S,tineit Coats. PANTS—Super extra French Cass. Pants; Cassimere aud Satinett pants. using a pipe, when the Bravtirvt Tnovcat.-Here is one of the much blasting, yielding in most cases to pickRUBBER GOODS—800 J. R. Coats, and 60 Cases long and short J. R. Boots; f at Odes-. Strength, the opposition is indulging in sister, playfully affected te pour some of the very many beautiful thuughts to which Fanny power. The hills are so steep that the expe the intent and meaning of the statutes, Sevastapol. The Czar himselis nse Wh ic h ma ke s our ass ort men t ver y ad) com ple te, and tur gid de cl am at an io d po n mp ou att s powde itu r des into , the bowl. of Forre Unfort “op ster unatel eni y has ng” given expression: a defect Claims is not great, nature hav-. will be sold at the most reasonible rates. euch roads are Wagon reads and ought to} ‘O let me die in the country, where I shall The Empress Eugenia is in delicate realizing the expression “‘acting for granin the stopper of the can allowed a portion of ie ONE PRIC E AND NU DEVIATION. ing sho rte ned be regulated and supervised by the Board the dis tan ce tha t the tun nel s not fall like the singl e leaf of the forest unhee d: A BLOCK ¢CO. the dange rous conten ts to becom e ignite d, No. 41 Commercial street, Corner of Pine. jed; where those that love me need not mask would otherwise require. of Supervisors. In this way several porhealth. The Emperor was about to visit. 4¢ur-” Undoubtedly it is very amusing Nevada, Nov. 16—tf Bologne in company with Abdel Kader. . t themselves as it certainly is to others, which communicating with the whole, caused their hearts to meet the careless multitude, and Th er is e no w an abu ndant supply of water tions of road in this eounty have been iater. Arctic Exerpitton.—Doctor Kane, but it is about as useless as their attempts a terrible explosion. The brother escaped strive as aduty to forget me! Bury me in the j and plenty of ground not yet “taken up” that AUCTIONEERS’ NOTICK. fered with to the great annoyance of the! jalmost miraculously, but both sisters were country amid the prayers of the good and the has every appearance of bei ng as ric h as the the int rep Ar id ct nav ic iga tor aft , er ha tears vi of the ng lovin org . t g; ® not ani in on the ze damp the dark vault, hecls of defeat. Orseverely injured. travelling community. The next legisla-. hil ls tha t Lav e bee n and are no w bei ng wor ked . away from the sweet scent ed air, and the cheer be en gi — ve up n — as los — ha t, — re s tu — rn saf < ed ely ganize! organize!! resounds through the ture should make a distinctive difference. ful sunsh ine, but in . the Squ open irr fields, hill el amon Bro , g the wn’ hill s Co , rn hill and Pine! Every Wednesday Cot ums Hit ra t.— Our att ent ion has & Sat urd ay at 10 a. x. . sca itte nred g ranks of the phalanxers. All between Wagon Roads and Turnpikes,. home, with a loss of but three men dur flowers, that I loved and cherished while livhill are paying very well and cannot be wash: bee call n ed to the imp ort anc of this e loing. his whole expedition. He left his brig) the spare ammunition of the disordered PARSONS & CLEAVELAND that the two may not be confounded. ed out for years. The ravines around Wal-. AVING opened a general business of Auctioneering ——_—_—_<> ~<a frozen up in the Arctic sea, 24th May,. troop will be expended on parade before eality by an article in the last number of payA census taker once called on the! loupa are rich; the gold is heavy and of a very . H ofallkinds of Property, Real Estate, Furniture, From tHe Nortu.—We wero yester1855, went three hundred miles over th our con tem por ary the Telegraph. Oninmother of a family—it was in California or} fine quality, assaying from sev Horses, Mules, &c. e. the battle comes. They will hang out all enteen to eighteen . Liberal advances made on all kinds of Property left fur day favored by the kindness of a friend. ice to the sea, and then in open boats 1,-. the old quiry we learn that no place in the coun-. som e other prolific country--a nd asked how dollars to the ounce. sale. flaunting colors, and get up an arWe would also invite our friends and the public gener with the perusal of a private letter from . 300 miles to Upper Navick, in Greenland. . tificial enthusiasm which will terminate in ty presents a more promising field for enmany children she had. ‘The mother replied Capte A. Curry has leased the Challyl to k our that she realiy could not tell, but there was Yreka, in which we learn that Charles! After waiting for upwards of a month, a/ froth and effervescence six months before terprize. A town of considerable size has one thing of which she was certain--“the} Bluff Ditch for five years at $30,000 per year, Li ve ry an d Ex ch an ge Sta ble . sprung up unheralded by none, numbers; measles got among the childret. once, but there! and has erected a flume to carry wate Scott who was murdered by the Indians Danish trading vessel found them there, the next r to Mule. Fine Horses for Carriage and Saddle always on hand.— campaign, while we Americans ; Good Corrals and Sheds for Cattle and Horses, Hay and Wasn't enough measles to go around.’ -~Voul:. and Sna ke ravines, near Walloupa, at an ex-. Grain constantly on hand, near that place was formerly from this and after a subsequent delay of two weeks, . Will bide our time, “tr . of miners, sanguive of success, are testing jcano Ledger. ust in God and keep . pense of over eight thousand dolllars. The! 0¥* patrons may rely on our paying particular attention city and has a brother still residing in this they were taken on board aud proceeded . Ur po the wealth of the numerous auriferous de-' — — —— to transient and boarding stock. wder dry.” flu me is nea ily a mil e in len gth and ,in plac es . Office at the head of Broad street, Nevada. . —[—= oe nity vici posi in tes the nei ghb orh and eve ood ry, Par . pox lear s.— tha n the We t Gov er/ . homeward. At Sively on Disco island, . I nor has gran ted a pard on to Milgate, who/ ever one hundred feet in heighth, averaging; Nov. 16. npIAN AFFatRs.—Day PARSONS & CLEAVELAND. by day the , thing betokens a thriving community.—) » The letter represents the upper counties. 250 miles south of Upper Navick, the, a: . heig in feet sixty over hth lengt entir the for . h e impr year two to ison s’ sent was ment ence d anger of a general Indian war grows! in a state of alarm. Not a day passes . The new road across theSou th Yuba at Danish vessel el fell fel in n with wit the Ame Ameriric can an . aioe as for the killing of Tilgham; also to Vorse, . The aqueduct is well and substantia!ly vers? Subaiote cai The mail from the south. Illinois Bar, runs directly through the but some poor fellow falls a victim to Int Searching Expedition under Lieut. Mar. brings th and a boy nam ed Littl efiel In d. each of and bear an s unmi stak able Curr y-li appe ke ar. e st ar tl in g in te ll ig en ce , that the jnew town, and dian barbarity. The tribes in Oregon and by this route Orleans,. these cases the recommendations fora par-/ance—very high but very firm. No other ‘denstein and , the party were transferred to. . ear ‘ ractical eet Druggist h ? pothecary, No. 21 Commercial Street. aborigines in the lower part of the state . Moore’s, and Woolsey’s Flats are reached don were numerously and respectably. Northern California are joined in alliance Bazi ns’ Colo gnes ’, Phal ons’ Hair Invigorator coun try but Calif ornia acco mpli shes so man y . the Arctic and HKelease, which vessels. . . . . Barr . are beginning to show unmistakable signs by a better road than any other, and signed.— State Jou rnal. y's Tric ophe rous alwa ys on hand . to extirpate the whites from the country. . such work s by priva te enter prise alone . The . reac hed New Yor k on the 24th Sept emeee H b . of hostility . It is feared that a secret jwith the distance shortened full eight . It is not safe for less than ten men to ven-. comi ng wint er will prov e WaHoupa ta be one . Bae Mr. Buchanan has been the great fea-! er. BILL IARD S! BILL IARD S!! l'understas ding exists between the Indians ture beyond sight of their dwellings. Bhe . ture at the Union, having so far appeared as/ ofthe best mining localities in the county.-} miles. . At No. 35, Commercial street, Nevada. Domestic .—S. P. Chase, the Free Soil . ‘Sir Giles Overreach,’ ‘Macheth,’ and ‘Hamlet;’) er . ; Let the Red Dogs be on thealert or the Wal: eer desiringa Game of Billiards, on the @Bs; . ‘ new committing atrocities in Northern Indians fight with the desperation of desand on each oecasion the house was filled to its} loupans will steal their Republican and Fusion candidate for Gov. . California and Oregon, and the race genTABL ES IN THE STATE, should drop in at No. 35, Tue Weat uer. —The rains in the ear-_ laure ls. Ww. . pair. As soon as the snow covers the . Commercial street, where they will find all the ‘‘necesutmost capacity by an enthusiastic audience. . ues } : ual ly part of the weck, have filled the ditches’ sary uccoutremenis” in the shape of Good Balis, Queus ——— om _> who expressed their approbation in thunders of. which have their sourc applause. ‘The members of the press secm to} e high up in the. or eight coam es bre te be heard from, repor ts are true, there is a preco ncert ed the whites are resolved on vengeance.— . hills so that the savages can be tracked, . °°" of Ohio, is probably elected. Seven erally on the Pacific coast. Indeed, if &c. Ree Overhearing a crowd talking about . A Pool Game May be had at any time, as ore of our Tables is well but so far Chase is 15,000 ahead of Me-. movement, on the part of the Indians, to hills, and many miners are thus furnished . be divided in opinion so far as regards this! the supe r excel lent mann er in whic h a certa in . by Those who have been accustomed to sce} : : j adapted to that purpose. “Poul Sharps” and the public . gentleman's acting. One journal speaks of his dill the Democratic candidate. Ex-Gov. . rise simultaneously in arms and by one with employment for a short time at least. . performance as being the very acme of excel. establishment accommodates the public to first . nares are invited to call in, as it will be his desire to the barmless and effeminate types of the . uM ‘ = . please a red man in middle California, know little of the athletic, warlike tribes of the North . Trimble polled about 12,000 votes. Legislature is strengly Republican. Snow fell in considerable quantities on the . lence, whilst another points out many real or j rate articles at moderate prices, we inquired . In connection with his Billiard Saloon is A BAR, which The. sudden and bold stroke endeavor to regain R ji inary defects in his enunciation, elocution, . the whereabouts of the plac and wer info fo" geed anali of Liqu a e e rm-. ty ors, e ” hills f round about which . will ; in serve Ne to a keep . MAgiPa 'Y KR. W. Z » Proprietor. itheir power which has of late so rapidly reading, gait, ete., etc., but oni the Sin whole we} ed at Parche & Pennsylvania has gone Democratic to paled Hefore the march of the Anglo Saxup the supply of water fora few weeks, are inclined to think of him as does the ma-. In them we realize all the dreaded quali some extent, but whether the majority in. , n. ties that characterize the Indians east of r . street. Husseys’ No. 28 Commercial} The gentlemen have just arrived from! Nevada, November 16, 1685—3m RUDOLPH, and perha ps until the rainy seaso n fairly jority —that he is by far the best tragedian. But all such efforts will only hasten that has appe ared on our boar ds in a long] San Fran cisc o with a splendid assortment. of. Practical Druggist and sets in, which the present fine weather Apothecary. time. Itis true he has defects, asno man can} wines, liquors and cigars which they intend to. Rocky Mountains. No. .21 Commercial street, Nevada. seems te indicate is not as near be perfect, but his geninsas an actor so far a U.S. as Senator the isa matter of doubt . sellonly at wholesale. tion. They may destroy the lives of i and revengeful, and though ultimately they . HE undersigned, a practical Druggist, lately in charge overtops these, that they dwindle into insigmining populati on might desire. Johnson. the Democratic nominee inj of the brug establishment of Dr. Jobn Lark, 1esene eee a ee a thou sand s in the spars ely American of settled districts must succumb to the prowess nificance, unless a man determines beforehand pectfully informs his f viCquaintances ane OO Oa i Goop Georgia has been elected News Governor. to The! Mixers.--The water com:. dents of Nevada and vieinity, that he has parct to be displeased with him.—S. F. News. the of the State ere their doom is sealed, but arms, they are no despicable foe ina war Murperer at 1 arce.—M. H. Hoag-' Drag stere of Dr. W. G. Alban, No 21 Commercial sreet, i bi Sas ale ak Eek aia panies in this vicinity, obtaining Democrats water are said to preponderate from in the . and trusts by close attention toe business to mer . the 2inevi table fate of the Indian is to vanland who stabbed James Hunt at Kanaka of extermination. tinuan ce of the very liberal patronage heretofore Jon's Peak.--Sherman Day, Esq., informs Deer, and Rock creeks have resolved to red uce . State Legislature. They probably have on the store. Deing regularly educated to the pre ish like mist before the all-powerful blaze Peak in Butte Co. and was admitted to} the Union that the greatest The citizens of Siskiyou, are exasperaaltitude : :ofany of the price to 33 cents per inch, or 3 inches for together with an experience of Twenty Years in the citynh ‘five members of Congress, Americans, ) the peaks of that portion of the chain of the of Philode!phia, should be a guarantee of his knowledge of civilization. ted to he highest pitch. They desire no straw bail has absconded. The following ja dollar. of the business ofa Druggist 3 : Sierra Nevada mountains skirting El Dorado tw o an d the Wh ig s one. The first signal of open undisguised hosis a description of the murderer as farnishcounty is eleven thousand A choice and general assortment of MEDICINES, CHEM interference on the part of the agents of Z ————[— a fect. ‘The elevation ICALS, PERFUMERY and FANCY ARTICLES, will. i Wea l The San Francisco Hecning Bul-. tility, by the tribes of the coast, is the ed us by a friend ofthe the General Government’ to procure a Youne Pacanin1,—An infant prodigy, 6 or constantly kept on hand. deceased. Hoagreferred to is culled Job’s Peak, and is one Particular attention will be given to the preparation the cluster of the lofty range lying almést 7 years ofage, the son ofa Frenchman, is in Physicians’ Preseriptions and Family Recipes peace. They are determined to leave not . letin is in favor of the abolition of what it. 4¢ath knell of them all. land is a man of about 35 years of age, They see themdirectly to the eastward of Placerville. J. ¥. RUDOLPH town and will give ter a ms Concert the “‘cumbersome” Post’ Office De-. Selves dying by disease, their lands stolen about 5 feet § inches in height; weighs on to-morrow a vestige of the savage race alive. Nevade, November 1¢—Jm No. 21 Commercial street. f or Monday partment, and allowing Express compaand themselves driven gradually back into 170 pounds, thick set, night. Heexecutes the most difA Suspension Brings at Constanriyopie.— dark complexio n, se@~ One of the funiest features of phanies to take its place. The experience of. the worthless ficult pieces on the violin with a skill equal alA proposition of Mr. Kenoard, and Angiish recesses of the mountains, black eyes and black hair. He had black Rudolph, lanx political policy, is to charge every engineer, to construct a suspension bridge most to Ole Bull. It is wonderful to see the whiskers on his chin, several scars Ja on the from Pera to Scutari, has been well jreceived little fellow use the bow, with all me Ki s ng of Wm . in the aff air of s Ad -. 22 eve 4 n the eff emi nat e, unr eas Prac tica oni l ng Drug gist & murder that is committed in the State to aims & Co. oughto Apot heca ry, the bold ness t teach him that to be tribes of California, see that they are desside of his face and upper lip, . by the Turkish Government. ‘The cogt is es: which seem No. 21 Commercial strect. and delicacy ofan older and practised hand. members of the American party. The in. the State Legislature is sufficient to elect’ the fatal moment of their final exterminaThey are bold, active timated at £700,000, which it is prose to to have been produced by pla burns ced or ent scalds. ire at ly the me re y of suc h an. tin ed om lon g to dis app ear ing lor iou raise by a company of English capitali sts. sly sertion of the account ofa diabolical mur————_ a oe Officers of justice are enjoined Exp to be res on co s mp an is y not so ver y des ira ble . 94 . by pie cem eal and , 2 lho Petangren der is of secondary consideration to the Our citizens should see this miniature edition of genius, and patronize him too. Bee Physicians’ Prescriptions scientifically compounded. The State paid upwards of $25,000 to the with an Indians spirit isit to die as a,brave, the alert. A Moyen Monstrosiry. —The Placerville e <oo 2 great one of making political capital. No American tells ofa mullen stalk that measures Min ing Cla ims , &c. , for sal e, > oe Ame ric an Sta te Con ven tio n.— The Exp res co s mp an ie for s tra . nsm one foot itt upwards mai ing from l. ! the root, 'e " thirteen gi ni inchrig ng hts of T Liberty Hill, on the divide between Bear Riverand whi ch he is as teOur District Juper—From the Old sooner is an assassination announced than Steep Hollow, and 5 miles above Little York, 2 Hill Amer ican . es in circumference; part two y feet from the root, met in Conv enti on . mat at ter , to and from members of the last 22cious as the whites, than tamely to sub Mountaineer we learn that Judge Niles Searls Claims, both drifted into, and one now in some of the opposition sheets are on the Legislatu y dirt. Also, twenty-two inches; three feet from the root, Sacramento on re. The same might have been mit to slow extermination without an efa Blacksmith shop and tools, with Gharcdill Goatees for the Thur sday last, fort he puris installing himself in the affections of the two feet eight inches; and at the under side of winter and Two comfortable Cabins with floors in them. qui vive to learn how the doer of the diapeople of Plumas, at a fine rate. He was! its head, or top, containing the seed, is three. POS of electing delegates to the National. I will sell them cheap for cash as Tam desirous of Jeaving bolical deed yoted at the last election. If sent through the mail for one-fifth that fort to repel his fate. ‘To the philanthroimmediately for the Atlantic States. This is a rare chance pist the fate of the Indian is a sad one, enabled to clear the docket at the present term feet and six inches in circumference. It is Convention which is to be holden in the for a blacksmith, J. H.ABBOTT, Liberty Hill. it is found he was’a ring-leading stestee Ths and noa margin left for swindlin g. p t tehi et n . Acea tate Bp but the seal is set, and the irrevocable fiat of court. There were not many cases upon the certainly a vegetable monstrosity so rare, as city of New York on the 22d of February to be well worth Powder. an examinat er, mum’s the word. Should it accidenion. O whata Ssootinc Arrain in Sacramento.—. has gone forth that the land that now calendar, but some occup next, and to transact such other business ean and Rifle. whopper! ied consi derab le tally happen that there was a slight probThe Tribune of the 11th contains an ac-. kn SEZLOT, all sizes. ——— oe ows him, shall know him no more fortime. as.may be deemed essential to the well ability the raseal voted the American tick-} .ount of an affray between Messrs. T. O. ever. Water-proof double 1 single taped Inp1an Councrt.—The Indians of Tuolumne % 5 : Fuse, for E P or bein of g the part in y this Stat e. sale cheap by county, says the J. Clipper & , P. have Carona, just returne d et, “I told you the mare would eat up the Selby and Henry A. Caulfield, in which Furn itur e.—O ur enter prisi ng townsfrom a large council which ———————-2 a 29-im Cor. Front. & J street, Sacramento Fro m the Sacr has been held near amen to pape rs we are grindstone” is yelped by Blanche, Tray the former shot the latter through the mG Revoiru the rodel Druggist has men Abbot & Edwards, have now on hand, the head waters of the Tuolumne river, which informed that nearly every council in the EXECUTOR’S NOTICE, and Sweetheart and a dozen others in:pup—. proast and lungs. An old animosity exisopened on Commercial street for himself. and are constantly making additions,to the is represented as being one of the largest gathStat had e its repr esen In the matter of the Estate of JORDAN L. RANDALL tati and ve, a more erings ever seen in this country . An Indian pydom. Such efforts to exhibit malignity. ted between the parties arising from the Those who have had occasion to witness'the largest and most extensive assortment of deceased. brave, called Moss-tak, says there were dele. intelligent and finer looking body of men only excite the risables of the disinteresdisputed ownership of certain property skil l and car e wit h whi ch hie to an orderof the Probate Court of Nevada he Cabi net com pou Furn nds itui e ever brou ght gates there into from a great the many tribes, on both .— county, notice is herehy given to 2}l whom it may rare ly asse mble d. The Conv enti whic on h ted lookers-on. Contemptible must be They met in the Post Office Building, medicines, and the uniform politeness with mountains. If fair and just. dealings isa sides of the Sierra Nevada; also, from a lon concern—to be and appear before said Court at the next way is inte to nded the to northw asse ard; mble in New York on; smeral Term thereotof be held in and for the County of the latter, he says, the opimion of the opposition press, of both attempted to draw weapons, but which he waits cn customers will be quite good eriterion, then surely they will reNevada, at the Office of ihe County Judge in the city of Sclwere riding American horses. They. bring the 22d of February will Ne vadaon , Monpay; the 26th instant, at 10 o'clock, A, nomi nate suit aAmerican citizens, to endeavor to fasten a ! by being quickest drew first and sur e to ceive fin d him in an his new abun loca dant lity . It alshare of public patronvery exciting accounts about the war up north M., then and there to show cause (if any they can) why a . hot sevble cand idat for es Pres iden and t fulland final settlement of the above named estate should Vice which was the cause of the council . majority of crime upon the native-born— He says ag mos e. mak t es the wel Wa des l rc ire to ho be sli us ght e, ly ne w th re e st or y br ic k, not be made, and the Executor’s thereo: discha eral times in rapid succession, two of hy : E a great induce ments were held out to persuade President, and-probably establish a NaPETER HENDRICKSON, our own countrymen--and mean is the heart which took éffebt P ts wobias =" sap. affected in order to receive the kind look Commercial street. them to join with their northern brothers in TRACY STROUD, tion al Part Plat y form of prin cipl RR i es. We Pe eee Executors of the Iast will and iestament of Jordan L, that harbors the thought, and the tongue! a land sympathy of Dr. Rudolph, which is the war against their common enemy, the Randall, deceased. gee We are indebted to the Pacific whites. The wrongs they had Stat the not if Nati the in that trus e onal t suffere Nevads. November 13, 1855. d were that gives it currency. a . . bestowed without stint on suffering inva(Att est) J.H. BOSTWICK, Clerk Probate Courts dwelt Ex upon—t hey pr es said s their Co . childre n fo r had th been e pr om pt delivery of Convention, some of the exclusiveness and Nov. 16, 1855—2w ———> Consotrpation.—The San Weaditess hide By Thos. P. Hawley, Deputy stolen and carried off; they knew not where ct — ou r us ua e l fi r le s an d At la ntic papers. Wacon Roap Survey.-—-D. B. Scott! papers are in favor of the consolidation) ‘. their wives had been taken from them, and seeming illiberality which the party in —————=»s——a Hunc.— Alex. E. Higgin was s hung at “B OB BI NG ’R OU ND .” the y had bee n sho t prac to dow obli been has will shortly make a report ot the survey) of the county and city governments into} self tice ged n, -def , ence sta bbe d wit h kni ves , Hake “rea Wells, Fargo & Co. will accept ee” ~ Fair Ladies who go ‘‘bobbing round’’ Shasta on the Sth instant for the murder beaten with clubs, and otherwise maltreated, of a wagon road over the mountains byjone. The burthens of the city are raf Yinasd ©. Goadicin will be discarded. Having grown to the} From place to place, on this wet ground, our thanks for San. Francisco and Sacrafor the most trivial offeaces, aud often for noth: To see the fashions or a friend He confessed himthe Henness route. By his computation! mous, and in order to lessen them, it is ing at all. On the other hand, the advantages. strength of manhood, such safe-guards are Should heedfully beware of a Covcu— me nt pa pe o rs . selfaccessory to the murder, but denied 1 to be gained by a war, were painted ‘in the needed no longer. Nor at -itas a triflescoff, #9 © Forest City is but ninety-seven miles from! proposed to have but one set of officers for oa ' Or sa d ’t wi ll en d. : . {committing it. He implicated no one by mos t glo wit ig ter ms; the hors es, catt le, bla B nka m T h e S t o c k t o A n rgus of the 12th ets, . o the sink of the Humboldt, end consequentboth city ond county. Sonator Hawks in-. o % flour, with clothing and provisions of all How many a bright and lovely flower name, and most likely he died with a lie inst. urges the construeti o e th s t wa t re las gh fo be Ni .+ ip Co me So From fell Consumprtion’s fatal power f a on R a i trod l uced road kinds that they would steal, were enumerated ty Nevada is but one-hundred and twentya bill during the last session of. Is with upon his lips. the bles t ; f an r lf o ha e m . Ic and O on har a as ped se k e opo l th n a of e to n t exc on d es ita ld to thei co r cup S idi t ty. o — c k t the Legislature, tounite both governments o n , five miles from the same place. S a c r a m e n t o Bat, says my informant nd many a stalwart form, whose frame T ee O e , all thei r tal k was of Gav y e da prom er ise of enduring neme a st n ye ty d en M pl s a ss r wa ne y ck s hi v ‘t i in l ch l in e T . h e or w h o in one, but an’ unconstitutional provision, l e distance. is no avail; the Indians here wagld not join them. Mvurver or Hoy. I. B. Watu.—lInIs now at rest. estimated at 140 miles. An errot is comSome few were in favor of it, but they -were morning. Personat.—C. A. Washburn, former) that the county should be compelled to, formation of a reliable charac has te reacr hHaste, while it is within your power— Life hangs upon the passing hour, © editor of the Alta has been spending a few! pay a portion of the city debt amounting . ed San Francisco; that Hon: Isaac B. mitted in computing the cost of construcoverruled bya large majority. The warriors Nor longer hesitate, from the north went off ia a very bad humor, up fitted has Rugg 8. —C. ine. Suav ti on o f t h e p r days withus, G. K. Fitch one of theto o p o s r e o d a For Jaynes’ Expectorant &jAyer's Wild Cherry d A : t $30,900 threatning that when they had killed all the ) several millions, defeated the bill. It) Wall,Colleetor of the pert of Monterey Have O. P. the gained to door more victories than Perry, next n, saloo little neat a p e r mi le , th e co st will reach $4,200,000 Sees they would ‘come and Kill them present proprietors paid us a visit on Fri-. passed the Senate but was lost’ im the! and Speaker of the House 1853, was asOr fatal Phthysic. with red prepa is. and, t, stree d Broa on Then hurry, hurry, one and all i n s t o e f $ a 1 d dey last , . 5 0 0 , as 0 House. . st 0 0 at ed b y th e . sas sin ate d on the roa d to San Lui s Obi spo . At RUDOLPH’S ee make @ 2 call , shave good a to sary neces thing every Argus and quotebdy the Union. The Joventne® Reroxm Soctery,—A And buy your physic. Juvenile wea We are indebted to M. Midheleen! 1° Mivbdtetos & River have received a ome = age, and enerror is probably typogr ease. est great the with does he Ref which orm Soc iet y, say s the Her aid , has bee n a p h i in c R a t l h U e D O L P H , ck sto ge lar y ver a ek we t pas for med at during the Mar ysv for Sacramento and Sat’ Francisco papers. . pared e ill e, Tho toa large se m circle: e joi of: Sjeuda; e nin Pr n g e ac the tical Drugg ist and Apothecar . so~ Se e A r g u s . 5 a d Ne > ee ane va da, Nov. 16—tf cie ty, obl iga te the mse lve s a 21 Comteestial = to y refra the in fro ch m whi have che s w. s ion wagon vis Pro forty and ies bout cer n.--A Gro ratio InwiG of Piumsaco.—A rich mine of plumbago, ing and smoking tobacco, and gambli to as Tex m fro e Suprem Court. S. Terry wok rout e —David en do ora Col the sed cras . The . ling m the e N Giv e D w aries.—The Herald and Exsociety numbers about twenty of the boys of! California. It isestimated that upwards of aré selling at very low rates. or black lead, has recently been discoyH o u s e . k e e p e r W a n t e d . his seat on the 12th inst. in place of Chas. ix h at each d weekly meeting others are fifty thousand a call and satisfy yourselves that eac ered about 30 miles above the big tree in sts of Marysville Raye turned out to be that city, an and several thousand head LADY can get a good situation as a House-Keeper J: Bryan. * vege . joi ning . The obj ect of the inst itut ion, we of catt le will , ome into this State by the south: . Ufice.in a highly respectable family on epplication st this aili : es. Ca la re t. ras county. = the fac ! presume, is to change the -‘b’hoys” into boys. ern route.--Los Angeles Star. ”T 4 so, PS . 8 Porsec' S ES ‘ Arriv al of the John L. Stephens. The blocd of the phalanxers is up to ThanksgivingPr oclamation. B@~ The State Journal announces that . TERRIBLE EXPLOSION!" vYEVADA JOURNAL. ALL ADVERTISEMENTS Two Weeks Later from the Atlantic States! . fever heat, and their pulse beats at the. Waeiens. See Eeapne of toelicate of Callie: (ES. DEW Fk. G. WAITE, EDITOR. Intended for the Nevada, Grass Valley and ©. Hongian to Se Ue the peerage eee . NEWS FROM THE CRIMEA-—DR. KANE anp. Tate ofa huudred and twenty pulsations Tuosé@ of Tsife! Rough & Ready Directory, must be handed ia have, during the past year, been signally . of State, and Geo. H. Rhodes (Caxton) i THE ARCTIC ADVENTURERS RETURNED—-. # MInute. The Senatoria! question keeps blessed with health, abundant harvests, and all . vate Secretary of Gov. Johnson. We give Yesterday at half past eight o’clock the in immediately to J. K. Dallison, at Wells, staat a tccas them cackli: ng and dancin . g about like : a the elements of true happine i ss and substantial i a l ; the informa tion f t it i ormati 2 on for what s worth boiler in the Steam Saw Mill of Turner CaldFargo & Co.’s Express Office. be is Turnpike Roaps.—A great evil : ; sperity ; RP . Samin g e well &§Co, on Selby Flat explode d, instant ly : . e k a i Brown 1 & Datuison, Publishers. -cake. It rfectly , PrOsPert ty . false a by Tue Came. Exrevi rioy.— ing fastened on the community T he Washin gton . " 3 3 bo 5 The Mail steamer. J. 1. Stephens ar-

— Tne ————e {hes on 5 hot jeeuy sate Ee te OO OSS Oa ss —OM Wh OO. OO ea . . And Whereas, it is the duty ofa people thus . Seay has some particelans of the Mets of. killing L. D. Pettihone and severly scalding "T. F—UNION 0. 0. LODGE 48—Instituted NO. Oct constraction of the statute regarding turn. rived at San Francisco on the morning of . ludicrous * hear their vociferations and . blessed with the protecting care of Almighty the expedit ion to the Levant in search of cam-. James Parker, two hands employed about the 31, 1855, meets every Wednesday evening, at the Odd pike roads. Obviously the design of the {the 14th inst. bringing near 1000 passenwitness i their antics. The idea most promGod, in an appropriate manner to address . els to be used on the western deserts between . mill. law makers in granting privileges to com. lgers. The engineer was standing by the side Fellow’s Hall, Maia street, [South] Eureka. California. The news from Sevastopol is down . iment with them appears to be, that there/ devout gratitude, thanksgiving atd prayer to . scareabip Sa and ire Penge pies i. of the boiler,but.,.escaped. unhurt. The saw-. panies to construct turnpikes from one lto October 3, and not materially different . ay. be & wrong application made of the} the Great Rulofer the Universe, for the maniAugust. Ma EB Wayne, the chief of the ex-. Yet had left his place but a moment before, or Faithful Brothers are ever welcome. W. B, RICHARDS, N. G. D.V. Norton, Secretary. plaee to another: was to secure a good road . ‘rom previo dates. The north side js. @ph of Marey the victors be-. fold blessin he has, during the year, bee! nedit and the officers of the ship were pre. . he could not have well escape being badly, us orish —‘to gs ion, d : 3 . ilong the spoils.” It docs very well, in. pleased to bestow: sented to the Bey of Tunis, who, on hearing of. scalded. The cause of the explosion is yet where the counties for want of capital were. not yet taken. Prince Gortchakoff re[no we (OMe. . 4 y i ’ . utable to construct one themselves unles . ports that the Allies were concentrating . fame ¥ Re re ties. “* ee PARCHER & HUSSEY. Now. therefigt i Joull Bigler, Gover-}the object of the expedition, immediately sent . involved in mystery. The engineer tried’ the J OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that they have opened a NEW STORE 4 _ a nor of the State of Californie, do ocley ap: thems nb ee of to fiaerameles” They were cocks but a moment before the accident. and on Commercial stree t, in the new fire-proef Building, and tatefully accepted in the name of the Presi: filled it with a Stock of : ent of the United States. The Supply left. found the boiler well suppli; ed wit h water.by the imposition of a tax on the people so . their forces between Balaklava and the} pet AB — 8 ema point and set-apart-Tuurspay, tue 20rti e phalanxers hate Day OF Novemser, A. D. onerous as not to be borne. It was not the . !ehernaya, anl were reconnoitering the. uth and justice. 1855, as a Day. for Malta on the 10th of August, court Wines, Liquors, Cigars, eously . The boiler was entirely new, not having been Russian Army, but had attempted noth-. to repudiate an old, and the main princiintention of the legislature to grant to inof Thanks glving and’ Prayer to Almighty taking as passengers the widow and daughter . in use above a month. It must have burst at dividuals the right to seize upon a portion ing of importance, except an ineffectual . ple of their party, but the case is urgent God, and all good citizens of the «State of Sir Edward 3. Baynes, late English Consul the back end first, as it was thrown its full &c., unequalled in quality or price ever brought into a mountain town, which they offer at WHOLESALE. Gene ral. The Sup ply also fank too moveesent. k on boa rd a at the present time; and something must are hereby requested to observe the same as beautiful block of marble from the ruins of; of the County road and by some unimpor!ength forward. Pieces of the flues and bricks Bh Just give them acalland satisfy yourselves that The French defeated the Russians near . be done for a shift. tant improvements secure to themselves Indulging the vain such. Kupatoriafon the 29th of Sept. with slight and fallacious hope that the once potent toss on both’ sides: ery of Democracy, like a bugle blast, is It is expected that a tongh struggle is again to consolidate the masses into a parat hand as the Russians are making every . ty for pillage, they do not openly depreparation. ;nounce the cardinal plank of their party the right to levy tolls ad libitum on trayellers, without the rates being limited by the Board of Supervisors. The statutes are indefinite. A distinction which might be clearly understood ought to be made be Carthagefor the Washington monument, bo from the arch were thrown toa great distance. Witness my hand ard the Great Seal of the sented by Mr. David P. Heap, son ofour late Pettibone leaves a wife and two children in State of California, at the City of Sacramento, Consul. The block is of variegated (red and the vicinity of Portageville, anda mother in white) marble, and was cut from one of the this the 5th day of November, A. D. 1855. columns of the temple of Esculapius.—Sac. Perry, Wyoming Co. N. Y. to mourn his. loss. JOHN BIGLER. Union The funeral of Mr. Pettibone will take place ———— Attest: Coartes H. Hevpsreap, oo oa —_ to-day at 10 o'clock at the Rev. Mr. Warren's Discovery or Diamonps.—A few days ago Secretary of State. church. The public are invited to attend. such is the fact and no humbug. PARCHER & HUSSEY, Proprietors. No. 28 Commercial street. Nevada, November 16, 1855, WASHINGTON MARKET A correspondent of ths London imes. Platform as laid down by the American three diamonds were found in Scorpion Gulch, b oOoP ee Apne SUBSCRIBERS having fitted up a market on Comoii tiie : eind iama aami iagi c near Byrne mercial street, design keeping constantly on band ’s Ferry , Tu and at on Ot the p Oa slope k at of the Table cor ner of Bro ad and Premier, but by intermeddl ing in our ziv afes it as his opinion that two years will Wagon roads are subject to the control Mount ain. The claim has for some time been Wa ll BE ou pa ST . AM ER Pin ICAN BEEF, e str eet hav s ing gon e to dec be ay req was uir fell to ed dis ed led Pr ge in ce Gor tch fai a-. rs vir tua ign lly ore the cla im of the vie of the Board of Supervisors, turnpikes are worked for gold, and the diamonds were pick: Veal, Mutton, Pork and Vegetables, in great abundance, This plac e that died of star vation about two and will sell at the Lowest Market prices. by the woodman’s axe on Monday. If the ed up merely out of curiosity, as pretty pebbles. not. Individuals take advantage of the koff from the northern portion of Sevasta-. '°rs % the legitimate fruits of the late tears which have been shed for its depart It is our intention to keep a well-supplied Market, and year s since , has sudd enly spru ng into acti ve ed Upon one of them being exhibited to an emiwill make it an object for purchasers to call in before pol . Th e All ies are sin kin mi g ne to s des -. Sta te con tes ning t. They are remarkably atworth, had been poured about its roots when nent jeweller of this city it was pronounced life by the effect of water that has been conbuying elsewhere. A share of patronage is solicited. indefinitencss of the statutes, and fori tro y the ars ena ls, doc ks, &e . A scc t_Hote's. Restuurants, and Families furnished at the ret . te nti to ve ou r bus ine ss. Wi th ar gu s fine, and value end ost at the sixty ies for dollars. The claim ducted there by the Chalk Bluff Ditch. The shor test notice, themselves into compan living, it might have flourished in perennial tween Wagon roads and turnpikes.— is now calle d the “Dia mond Clai m” and the hills about this place are known to be rich and exp edi tio ha d sai n led su , pp os to ed be des -. Ye s, the ds ke roa dis y npi ing cov tur er just the man we want greenness like the mourners at its wake. sible object of construct preci ous store s will be herea fter saved The tuned for. Gdema or .Nicclant . fo r U. S. Sen ato r. In ma ki ng the up conv a cha enie rnces for work ing them are not. d roa nty cou n the of tio seize upon a por party work ing the claim think that in wash ing Serro us Accrp ext.— Two daugh ters of Th e All ies ha ve pla nte 12 excelled by any in the state, the hills being ab. d 0 mo rt ar at s act er for an im ag in ar ca y nd id at th e ey ca n their dirt they may have lost many valua ble and appropriate it to their purpose, thus Capt. A. B. Davis, on Gold Flat were badly diamonds in the tailings which fall into the jTupt, giving great height for Sevastapol with the hope of dislodging the. testify to anything but the truth, hydr auli c pres Wh il e ion uct . str e s con fals lve a by mse g puttin the injured by the explosion ofa can of powder in river. Hereafter they will be on the look sure and plenty of fall enemy frum the north side. A detach-. the American press on matters senatorial, for thesluices. The bed out.—-Sonora Union. of the real intent of the law, without the; the hands of the elder, on Monday last. rock is slate bat not so hard as to require St cote et a gi a l control of the Board of Supervisors By ment of the Allied army is quartered in is freposing in conscious security and A young brother was No. 32, Commercial street, near Pine rs McDONALD & TITUS, 32 Commercial street, evada, Noy. J6—3m Just Received—Overcoats. ILOT, TRICOT, PETERSHAM, BEAVER, and S,tineit Coats. PANTS—Super extra French Cass. Pants; Cassimere aud Satinett pants. using a pipe, when the Bravtirvt Tnovcat.-Here is one of the much blasting, yielding in most cases to pickRUBBER GOODS—800 J. R. Coats, and 60 Cases long and short J. R. Boots; f at Odes-. Strength, the opposition is indulging in sister, playfully affected te pour some of the very many beautiful thuughts to which Fanny power. The hills are so steep that the expe the intent and meaning of the statutes, Sevastapol. The Czar himselis nse Wh ic h ma ke s our ass ort men t ver y ad) com ple te, and tur gid de cl am at an io d po n mp ou att s powde itu r des into , the bowl. of Forre Unfort “op ster unatel eni y has ng” given expression: a defect Claims is not great, nature hav-. will be sold at the most reasonible rates. euch roads are Wagon reads and ought to} ‘O let me die in the country, where I shall The Empress Eugenia is in delicate realizing the expression “‘acting for granin the stopper of the can allowed a portion of ie ONE PRIC E AND NU DEVIATION. ing sho rte ned be regulated and supervised by the Board the dis tan ce tha t the tun nel s not fall like the singl e leaf of the forest unhee d: A BLOCK ¢CO. the dange rous conten ts to becom e ignite d, No. 41 Commercial street, Corner of Pine. jed; where those that love me need not mask would otherwise require. of Supervisors. In this way several porhealth. The Emperor was about to visit. 4¢ur-” Undoubtedly it is very amusing Nevada, Nov. 16—tf Bologne in company with Abdel Kader. . t themselves as it certainly is to others, which communicating with the whole, caused their hearts to meet the careless multitude, and Th er is e no w an abu ndant supply of water tions of road in this eounty have been iater. Arctic Exerpitton.—Doctor Kane, but it is about as useless as their attempts a terrible explosion. The brother escaped strive as aduty to forget me! Bury me in the j and plenty of ground not yet “taken up” that AUCTIONEERS’ NOTICK. fered with to the great annoyance of the! jalmost miraculously, but both sisters were country amid the prayers of the good and the has every appearance of bei ng as ric h as the the int rep Ar id ct nav ic iga tor aft , er ha tears vi of the ng lovin org . t g; ® not ani in on the ze damp the dark vault, hecls of defeat. Orseverely injured. travelling community. The next legisla-. hil ls tha t Lav e bee n and are no w bei ng wor ked . away from the sweet scent ed air, and the cheer be en gi — ve up n — as los — ha t, — re s tu — rn saf < ed ely ganize! organize!! resounds through the ture should make a distinctive difference. ful sunsh ine, but in . the Squ open irr fields, hill el amon Bro , g the wn’ hill s Co , rn hill and Pine! Every Wednesday Cot ums Hit ra t.— Our att ent ion has & Sat urd ay at 10 a. x. . sca itte nred g ranks of the phalanxers. All between Wagon Roads and Turnpikes,. home, with a loss of but three men dur flowers, that I loved and cherished while livhill are paying very well and cannot be wash: bee call n ed to the imp ort anc of this e loing. his whole expedition. He left his brig) the spare ammunition of the disordered PARSONS & CLEAVELAND that the two may not be confounded. ed out for years. The ravines around Wal-. AVING opened a general business of Auctioneering ——_—_—_<> ~<a frozen up in the Arctic sea, 24th May,. troop will be expended on parade before eality by an article in the last number of payA census taker once called on the! loupa are rich; the gold is heavy and of a very . H ofallkinds of Property, Real Estate, Furniture, From tHe Nortu.—We wero yester1855, went three hundred miles over th our con tem por ary the Telegraph. Oninmother of a family—it was in California or} fine quality, assaying from sev Horses, Mules, &c. e. the battle comes. They will hang out all enteen to eighteen . Liberal advances made on all kinds of Property left fur day favored by the kindness of a friend. ice to the sea, and then in open boats 1,-. the old quiry we learn that no place in the coun-. som e other prolific country--a nd asked how dollars to the ounce. sale. flaunting colors, and get up an arWe would also invite our friends and the public gener with the perusal of a private letter from . 300 miles to Upper Navick, in Greenland. . tificial enthusiasm which will terminate in ty presents a more promising field for enmany children she had. ‘The mother replied Capte A. Curry has leased the Challyl to k our that she realiy could not tell, but there was Yreka, in which we learn that Charles! After waiting for upwards of a month, a/ froth and effervescence six months before terprize. A town of considerable size has one thing of which she was certain--“the} Bluff Ditch for five years at $30,000 per year, Li ve ry an d Ex ch an ge Sta ble . sprung up unheralded by none, numbers; measles got among the childret. once, but there! and has erected a flume to carry wate Scott who was murdered by the Indians Danish trading vessel found them there, the next r to Mule. Fine Horses for Carriage and Saddle always on hand.— campaign, while we Americans ; Good Corrals and Sheds for Cattle and Horses, Hay and Wasn't enough measles to go around.’ -~Voul:. and Sna ke ravines, near Walloupa, at an ex-. Grain constantly on hand, near that place was formerly from this and after a subsequent delay of two weeks, . Will bide our time, “tr . of miners, sanguive of success, are testing jcano Ledger. ust in God and keep . pense of over eight thousand dolllars. The! 0¥* patrons may rely on our paying particular attention city and has a brother still residing in this they were taken on board aud proceeded . Ur po the wealth of the numerous auriferous de-' — — —— to transient and boarding stock. wder dry.” flu me is nea ily a mil e in len gth and ,in plac es . Office at the head of Broad street, Nevada. . —[—= oe nity vici posi in tes the nei ghb orh and eve ood ry, Par . pox lear s.— tha n the We t Gov er/ . homeward. At Sively on Disco island, . I nor has gran ted a pard on to Milgate, who/ ever one hundred feet in heighth, averaging; Nov. 16. npIAN AFFatRs.—Day PARSONS & CLEAVELAND. by day the , thing betokens a thriving community.—) » The letter represents the upper counties. 250 miles south of Upper Navick, the, a: . heig in feet sixty over hth lengt entir the for . h e impr year two to ison s’ sent was ment ence d anger of a general Indian war grows! in a state of alarm. Not a day passes . The new road across theSou th Yuba at Danish vessel el fell fel in n with wit the Ame Ameriric can an . aioe as for the killing of Tilgham; also to Vorse, . The aqueduct is well and substantia!ly vers? Subaiote cai The mail from the south. Illinois Bar, runs directly through the but some poor fellow falls a victim to Int Searching Expedition under Lieut. Mar. brings th and a boy nam ed Littl efiel In d. each of and bear an s unmi stak able Curr y-li appe ke ar. e st ar tl in g in te ll ig en ce , that the jnew town, and dian barbarity. The tribes in Oregon and by this route Orleans,. these cases the recommendations fora par-/ance—very high but very firm. No other ‘denstein and , the party were transferred to. . ear ‘ ractical eet Druggist h ? pothecary, No. 21 Commercial Street. aborigines in the lower part of the state . Moore’s, and Woolsey’s Flats are reached don were numerously and respectably. Northern California are joined in alliance Bazi ns’ Colo gnes ’, Phal ons’ Hair Invigorator coun try but Calif ornia acco mpli shes so man y . the Arctic and HKelease, which vessels. . . . . Barr . are beginning to show unmistakable signs by a better road than any other, and signed.— State Jou rnal. y's Tric ophe rous alwa ys on hand . to extirpate the whites from the country. . such work s by priva te enter prise alone . The . reac hed New Yor k on the 24th Sept emeee H b . of hostility . It is feared that a secret jwith the distance shortened full eight . It is not safe for less than ten men to ven-. comi ng wint er will prov e WaHoupa ta be one . Bae Mr. Buchanan has been the great fea-! er. BILL IARD S! BILL IARD S!! l'understas ding exists between the Indians ture beyond sight of their dwellings. Bhe . ture at the Union, having so far appeared as/ ofthe best mining localities in the county.-} miles. . At No. 35, Commercial street, Nevada. Domestic .—S. P. Chase, the Free Soil . ‘Sir Giles Overreach,’ ‘Macheth,’ and ‘Hamlet;’) er . ; Let the Red Dogs be on thealert or the Wal: eer desiringa Game of Billiards, on the @Bs; . ‘ new committing atrocities in Northern Indians fight with the desperation of desand on each oecasion the house was filled to its} loupans will steal their Republican and Fusion candidate for Gov. . California and Oregon, and the race genTABL ES IN THE STATE, should drop in at No. 35, Tue Weat uer. —The rains in the ear-_ laure ls. Ww. . pair. As soon as the snow covers the . Commercial street, where they will find all the ‘‘necesutmost capacity by an enthusiastic audience. . ues } : ual ly part of the weck, have filled the ditches’ sary uccoutremenis” in the shape of Good Balis, Queus ——— om _> who expressed their approbation in thunders of. which have their sourc applause. ‘The members of the press secm to} e high up in the. or eight coam es bre te be heard from, repor ts are true, there is a preco ncert ed the whites are resolved on vengeance.— . hills so that the savages can be tracked, . °°" of Ohio, is probably elected. Seven erally on the Pacific coast. Indeed, if &c. Ree Overhearing a crowd talking about . A Pool Game May be had at any time, as ore of our Tables is well but so far Chase is 15,000 ahead of Me-. movement, on the part of the Indians, to hills, and many miners are thus furnished . be divided in opinion so far as regards this! the supe r excel lent mann er in whic h a certa in . by Those who have been accustomed to sce} : : j adapted to that purpose. “Poul Sharps” and the public . gentleman's acting. One journal speaks of his dill the Democratic candidate. Ex-Gov. . rise simultaneously in arms and by one with employment for a short time at least. . performance as being the very acme of excel. establishment accommodates the public to first . nares are invited to call in, as it will be his desire to the barmless and effeminate types of the . uM ‘ = . please a red man in middle California, know little of the athletic, warlike tribes of the North . Trimble polled about 12,000 votes. Legislature is strengly Republican. Snow fell in considerable quantities on the . lence, whilst another points out many real or j rate articles at moderate prices, we inquired . In connection with his Billiard Saloon is A BAR, which The. sudden and bold stroke endeavor to regain R ji inary defects in his enunciation, elocution, . the whereabouts of the plac and wer info fo" geed anali of Liqu a e e rm-. ty ors, e ” hills f round about which . will ; in serve Ne to a keep . MAgiPa 'Y KR. W. Z » Proprietor. itheir power which has of late so rapidly reading, gait, ete., etc., but oni the Sin whole we} ed at Parche & Pennsylvania has gone Democratic to paled Hefore the march of the Anglo Saxup the supply of water fora few weeks, are inclined to think of him as does the ma-. In them we realize all the dreaded quali some extent, but whether the majority in. , n. ties that characterize the Indians east of r . street. Husseys’ No. 28 Commercial} The gentlemen have just arrived from! Nevada, November 16, 1685—3m RUDOLPH, and perha ps until the rainy seaso n fairly jority —that he is by far the best tragedian. But all such efforts will only hasten that has appe ared on our boar ds in a long] San Fran cisc o with a splendid assortment. of. Practical Druggist and sets in, which the present fine weather Apothecary. time. Itis true he has defects, asno man can} wines, liquors and cigars which they intend to. Rocky Mountains. No. .21 Commercial street, Nevada. seems te indicate is not as near be perfect, but his geninsas an actor so far a U.S. as Senator the isa matter of doubt . sellonly at wholesale. tion. They may destroy the lives of i and revengeful, and though ultimately they . HE undersigned, a practical Druggist, lately in charge overtops these, that they dwindle into insigmining populati on might desire. Johnson. the Democratic nominee inj of the brug establishment of Dr. Jobn Lark, 1esene eee a ee a thou sand s in the spars ely American of settled districts must succumb to the prowess nificance, unless a man determines beforehand pectfully informs his f viCquaintances ane OO Oa i Goop Georgia has been elected News Governor. to The! Mixers.--The water com:. dents of Nevada and vieinity, that he has parct to be displeased with him.—S. F. News. the of the State ere their doom is sealed, but arms, they are no despicable foe ina war Murperer at 1 arce.—M. H. Hoag-' Drag stere of Dr. W. G. Alban, No 21 Commercial sreet,

i bi Sas ale ak Eek aia panies in this vicinity, obtaining Democrats water are said to preponderate from in the . and trusts by close attention toe business to mer . the 2inevi table fate of the Indian is to vanland who stabbed James Hunt at Kanaka of extermination. tinuan ce of the very liberal patronage heretofore Jon's Peak.--Sherman Day, Esq., informs Deer, and Rock creeks have resolved to red uce . State Legislature. They probably have on the store. Deing regularly educated to the pre ish like mist before the all-powerful blaze Peak in Butte Co. and was admitted to} the Union that the greatest The citizens of Siskiyou, are exasperaaltitude : :ofany of the price to 33 cents per inch, or 3 inches for together with an experience of Twenty Years in the citynh ‘five members of Congress, Americans, ) the peaks of that portion of the chain of the of Philode!phia, should be a guarantee of his knowledge of civilization. ted to he highest pitch. They desire no straw bail has absconded. The following ja dollar. of the business ofa Druggist 3 : Sierra Nevada mountains skirting El Dorado tw o an d the Wh ig s one. The first signal of open undisguised hosis a description of the murderer as farnishcounty is eleven thousand A choice and general assortment of MEDICINES, CHEM interference on the part of the agents of Z ————[— a fect. ‘The elevation ICALS, PERFUMERY and FANCY ARTICLES, will. i Wea l The San Francisco Hecning Bul-. tility, by the tribes of the coast, is the ed us by a friend ofthe the General Government’ to procure a Youne Pacanin1,—An infant prodigy, 6 or constantly kept on hand. deceased. Hoagreferred to is culled Job’s Peak, and is one Particular attention will be given to the preparation the cluster of the lofty range lying almést 7 years ofage, the son ofa Frenchman, is in Physicians’ Preseriptions and Family Recipes peace. They are determined to leave not . letin is in favor of the abolition of what it. 4¢ath knell of them all. land is a man of about 35 years of age, They see themdirectly to the eastward of Placerville. J. ¥. RUDOLPH town and will give ter a ms Concert the “‘cumbersome” Post’ Office De-. Selves dying by disease, their lands stolen about 5 feet § inches in height; weighs on to-morrow a vestige of the savage race alive. Nevade, November 1¢—Jm No. 21 Commercial street. f or Monday partment, and allowing Express compaand themselves driven gradually back into 170 pounds, thick set, night. Heexecutes the most difA Suspension Brings at Constanriyopie.— dark complexio n, se@~ One of the funiest features of phanies to take its place. The experience of. the worthless ficult pieces on the violin with a skill equal alA proposition of Mr. Kenoard, and Angiish recesses of the mountains, black eyes and black hair. He had black Rudolph, lanx political policy, is to charge every engineer, to construct a suspension bridge most to Ole Bull. It is wonderful to see the whiskers on his chin, several scars Ja on the from Pera to Scutari, has been well jreceived little fellow use the bow, with all me Ki s ng of Wm . in the aff air of s Ad -. 22 eve 4 n the eff emi nat e, unr eas Prac tica oni l ng Drug gist & murder that is committed in the State to aims & Co. oughto Apot heca ry, the bold ness t teach him that to be tribes of California, see that they are desside of his face and upper lip, . by the Turkish Government. ‘The cogt is es: which seem No. 21 Commercial strect. and delicacy ofan older and practised hand. members of the American party. The in. the State Legislature is sufficient to elect’ the fatal moment of their final exterminaThey are bold, active timated at £700,000, which it is prose to to have been produced by pla burns ced or ent scalds. ire at ly the me re y of suc h an. tin ed om lon g to dis app ear ing lor iou raise by a company of English capitali sts. sly sertion of the account ofa diabolical mur————_ a oe Officers of justice are enjoined Exp to be res on co s mp an is y not so ver y des ira ble . 94 . by pie cem eal and , 2 lho Petangren der is of secondary consideration to the Our citizens should see this miniature edition of genius, and patronize him too. Bee Physicians’ Prescriptions scientifically compounded. The State paid upwards of $25,000 to the with an Indians spirit isit to die as a,brave, the alert. A Moyen Monstrosiry. —The Placerville e <oo 2 great one of making political capital. No American tells ofa mullen stalk that measures Min ing Cla ims , &c. , for sal e, > oe Ame ric an Sta te Con ven tio n.— The Exp res co s mp an ie for s tra . nsm one foot itt upwards mai ing from l. ! the root, 'e " thirteen gi ni inchrig ng hts of T Liberty Hill, on the divide between Bear Riverand whi ch he is as teOur District Juper—From the Old sooner is an assassination announced than Steep Hollow, and 5 miles above Little York, 2 Hill Amer ican . es in circumference; part two y feet from the root, met in Conv enti on . mat at ter , to and from members of the last 22cious as the whites, than tamely to sub Mountaineer we learn that Judge Niles Searls Claims, both drifted into, and one now in some of the opposition sheets are on the Legislatu y dirt. Also, twenty-two inches; three feet from the root, Sacramento on re. The same might have been mit to slow extermination without an efa Blacksmith shop and tools, with Gharcdill Goatees for the Thur sday last, fort he puris installing himself in the affections of the two feet eight inches; and at the under side of winter and Two comfortable Cabins with floors in them. qui vive to learn how the doer of the diapeople of Plumas, at a fine rate. He was! its head, or top, containing the seed, is three. POS of electing delegates to the National. I will sell them cheap for cash as Tam desirous of Jeaving bolical deed yoted at the last election. If sent through the mail for one-fifth that fort to repel his fate. ‘To the philanthroimmediately for the Atlantic States. This is a rare chance pist the fate of the Indian is a sad one, enabled to clear the docket at the present term feet and six inches in circumference. It is Convention which is to be holden in the for a blacksmith, J. H.ABBOTT, Liberty Hill. it is found he was’a ring-leading stestee Ths and noa margin left for swindlin g. p t tehi et n . Acea tate Bp but the seal is set, and the irrevocable fiat of court. There were not many cases upon the certainly a vegetable monstrosity so rare, as city of New York on the 22d of February to be well worth Powder. an examinat er, mum’s the word. Should it accidenion. O whata Ssootinc Arrain in Sacramento.—. has gone forth that the land that now calendar, but some occup next, and to transact such other business ean and Rifle. whopper! ied consi derab le tally happen that there was a slight probThe Tribune of the 11th contains an ac-. kn SEZLOT, all sizes. ——— oe ows him, shall know him no more fortime. as.may be deemed essential to the well ability the raseal voted the American tick-} .ount of an affray between Messrs. T. O. ever. Water-proof double 1 single taped Inp1an Councrt.—The Indians of Tuolumne % 5 : Fuse, for E P or bein of g the part in y this Stat e. sale cheap by county, says the J. Clipper & , P. have Carona, just returne d et, “I told you the mare would eat up the Selby and Henry A. Caulfield, in which Furn itur e.—O ur enter prisi ng townsfrom a large council which ———————-2 a 29-im Cor. Front. & J street, Sacramento Fro m the Sacr has been held near amen to pape rs we are grindstone” is yelped by Blanche, Tray the former shot the latter through the mG Revoiru the rodel Druggist has men Abbot & Edwards, have now on hand, the head waters of the Tuolumne river, which informed that nearly every council in the EXECUTOR’S NOTICE, and Sweetheart and a dozen others in:pup—. proast and lungs. An old animosity exisopened on Commercial street for himself. and are constantly making additions,to the is represented as being one of the largest gathStat had e its repr esen In the matter of the Estate of JORDAN L. RANDALL tati and ve, a more erings ever seen in this country . An Indian pydom. Such efforts to exhibit malignity. ted between the parties arising from the Those who have had occasion to witness'the largest and most extensive assortment of deceased. brave, called Moss-tak, says there were dele. intelligent and finer looking body of men only excite the risables of the disinteresdisputed ownership of certain property skil l and car e wit h whi ch hie to an orderof the Probate Court of Nevada he Cabi net com pou Furn nds itui e ever brou ght gates there into from a great the many tribes, on both .— county, notice is herehy given to 2}l whom it may rare ly asse mble d. The Conv enti whic on h ted lookers-on. Contemptible must be They met in the Post Office Building, medicines, and the uniform politeness with mountains. If fair and just. dealings isa sides of the Sierra Nevada; also, from a lon concern—to be and appear before said Court at the next way is inte to nded the to northw asse ard; mble in New York on; smeral Term thereotof be held in and for the County of the latter, he says, the opimion of the opposition press, of both attempted to draw weapons, but which he waits cn customers will be quite good eriterion, then surely they will reNevada, at the Office of ihe County Judge in the city of Sclwere riding American horses. They. bring the 22d of February will Ne vadaon , Monpay; the 26th instant, at 10 o'clock, A, nomi nate suit aAmerican citizens, to endeavor to fasten a ! by being quickest drew first and sur e to ceive fin d him in an his new abun loca dant lity . It alshare of public patronvery exciting accounts about the war up north M., then and there to show cause (if any they can) why a . hot sevble cand idat for es Pres iden and t fulland final settlement of the above named estate should Vice which was the cause of the council . majority of crime upon the native-born— He says ag mos e. mak t es the wel Wa des l rc ire to ho be sli us ght e, ly ne w th re e st or y br ic k, not be made, and the Executor’s thereo: discha eral times in rapid succession, two of hy : E a great induce ments were held out to persuade President, and-probably establish a NaPETER HENDRICKSON, our own countrymen--and mean is the heart which took éffebt P ts wobias =" sap. affected in order to receive the kind look Commercial street. them to join with their northern brothers in TRACY STROUD, tion al Part Plat y form of prin cipl RR i es. We Pe eee Executors of the Iast will and iestament of Jordan L, that harbors the thought, and the tongue! a land sympathy of Dr. Rudolph, which is the war against their common enemy, the Randall, deceased. gee We are indebted to the Pacific whites. The wrongs they had Stat the not if Nati the in that trus e onal t suffere Nevads. November 13, 1855. d were that gives it currency. a . . bestowed without stint on suffering inva(Att est) J.H. BOSTWICK, Clerk Probate Courts dwelt Ex upon—t hey pr es said s their Co . childre n fo r had th been e pr om pt delivery of Convention, some of the exclusiveness and Nov. 16, 1855—2w ———> Consotrpation.—The San Weaditess hide By Thos. P. Hawley, Deputy stolen and carried off; they knew not where ct — ou r us ua e l fi r le s an d At la ntic papers. Wacon Roap Survey.-—-D. B. Scott! papers are in favor of the consolidation) ‘. their wives had been taken from them, and seeming illiberality which the party in —————=»s——a Hunc.— Alex. E. Higgin was s hung at “B OB BI NG ’R OU ND .” the y had bee n sho t prac to dow obli been has will shortly make a report ot the survey) of the county and city governments into} self tice ged n, -def , ence sta bbe d wit h kni ves , Hake “rea Wells, Fargo & Co. will accept ee” ~ Fair Ladies who go ‘‘bobbing round’’ Shasta on the Sth instant for the murder beaten with clubs, and otherwise maltreated, of a wagon road over the mountains byjone. The burthens of the city are raf Yinasd ©. Goadicin will be discarded. Having grown to the} From place to place, on this wet ground, our thanks for San. Francisco and Sacrafor the most trivial offeaces, aud often for noth: To see the fashions or a friend He confessed himthe Henness route. By his computation! mous, and in order to lessen them, it is ing at all. On the other hand, the advantages. strength of manhood, such safe-guards are Should heedfully beware of a Covcu— me nt pa pe o rs . selfaccessory to the murder, but denied 1 to be gained by a war, were painted ‘in the needed no longer. Nor at -itas a triflescoff, #9 © Forest City is but ninety-seven miles from! proposed to have but one set of officers for oa ' Or sa d ’t wi ll en d. : . {committing it. He implicated no one by mos t glo wit ig ter ms; the hors es, catt le, bla B nka m T h e S t o c k t o A n rgus of the 12th ets, . o the sink of the Humboldt, end consequentboth city ond county. Sonator Hawks in-. o % flour, with clothing and provisions of all How many a bright and lovely flower name, and most likely he died with a lie inst. urges the construeti o e th s t wa t re las gh fo be Ni .+ ip Co me So From fell Consumprtion’s fatal power f a on R a i trod l uced road kinds that they would steal, were enumerated ty Nevada is but one-hundred and twentya bill during the last session of. Is with upon his lips. the bles t ; f an r lf o ha e m . Ic and O on har a as ped se k e opo l th n a of e to n t exc on d es ita ld to thei co r cup S idi t ty. o — c k t the Legislature, tounite both governments o n , five miles from the same place. S a c r a m e n t o Bat, says my informant nd many a stalwart form, whose frame T ee O e , all thei r tal k was of Gav y e da prom er ise of enduring neme a st n ye ty d en M pl s a ss r wa ne y ck s hi v ‘t i in l ch l in e T . h e or w h o in one, but an’ unconstitutional provision, l e distance. is no avail; the Indians here wagld not join them. Mvurver or Hoy. I. B. Watu.—lInIs now at rest. estimated at 140 miles. An errot is comSome few were in favor of it, but they -were morning. Personat.—C. A. Washburn, former) that the county should be compelled to, formation of a reliable charac has te reacr hHaste, while it is within your power— Life hangs upon the passing hour, © editor of the Alta has been spending a few! pay a portion of the city debt amounting . ed San Francisco; that Hon: Isaac B. mitted in computing the cost of construcoverruled bya large majority. The warriors Nor longer hesitate, from the north went off ia a very bad humor, up fitted has Rugg 8. —C. ine. Suav ti on o f t h e p r days withus, G. K. Fitch one of theto o p o s r e o d a For Jaynes’ Expectorant &jAyer's Wild Cherry d A : t $30,900 threatning that when they had killed all the ) several millions, defeated the bill. It) Wall,Colleetor of the pert of Monterey Have O. P. the gained to door more victories than Perry, next n, saloo little neat a p e r mi le , th e co st will reach $4,200,000 Sees they would ‘come and Kill them present proprietors paid us a visit on Fri-. passed the Senate but was lost’ im the! and Speaker of the House 1853, was asOr fatal Phthysic. with red prepa is. and, t, stree d Broa on Then hurry, hurry, one and all i n s t o e f $ a 1 d dey last , . 5 0 0 , as 0 House. . st 0 0 at ed b y th e . sas sin ate d on the roa d to San Lui s Obi spo . At RUDOLPH’S ee make @ 2 call , shave good a to sary neces thing every Argus and quotebdy the Union. The Joventne® Reroxm Soctery,—A And buy your physic. Juvenile wea We are indebted to M. Midheleen! 1° Mivbdtetos & River have received a ome = age, and enerror is probably typogr ease. est great the with does he Ref which orm Soc iet y, say s the Her aid , has bee n a p h i in c R a t l h U e D O L P H , ck sto ge lar y ver a ek we t pas for med at during the Mar ysv for Sacramento and Sat’ Francisco papers. . pared e ill e, Tho toa large se m circle: e joi of: Sjeuda; e nin Pr n g e ac the tical Drugg ist and Apothecar . so~ Se e A r g u s . 5 a d Ne > ee ane va da, Nov. 16—tf cie ty, obl iga te the mse lve s a 21 Comteestial = to y refra the in fro ch m whi have che s w. s ion wagon vis Pro forty and ies bout cer n.--A Gro ratio InwiG of Piumsaco.—A rich mine of plumbago, ing and smoking tobacco, and gambli to as Tex m fro e Suprem Court. S. Terry wok rout e —David en do ora Col the sed cras . The . ling m the e N Giv e D w aries.—The Herald and Exsociety numbers about twenty of the boys of! California. It isestimated that upwards of aré selling at very low rates. or black lead, has recently been discoyH o u s e . k e e p e r W a n t e d . his seat on the 12th inst. in place of Chas. ix h at each d weekly meeting others are fifty thousand a call and satisfy yourselves that eac ered about 30 miles above the big tree in sts of Marysville Raye turned out to be that city, an and several thousand head LADY can get a good situation as a House-Keeper J: Bryan. * vege . joi ning . The obj ect of the inst itut ion, we of catt le will , ome into this State by the south: . Ufice.in a highly respectable family on epplication st this aili : es. Ca la re t. ras county. = the fac ! presume, is to change the -‘b’hoys” into boys. ern route.--Los Angeles Star. ”T 4 so, PS . 8 Porsec' S ES ‘ Arriv al of the John L. Stephens. The blocd of the phalanxers is up to ThanksgivingPr oclamation. B@~ The State Journal announces that . TERRIBLE EXPLOSION!" vYEVADA JOURNAL. ALL ADVERTISEMENTS Two Weeks Later from the Atlantic States! . fever heat, and their pulse beats at the. Waeiens. See Eeapne of toelicate of Callie: (ES. DEW Fk. G. WAITE, EDITOR. Intended for the Nevada, Grass Valley and ©. Hongian to Se Ue the peerage eee . NEWS FROM THE CRIMEA-—DR. KANE anp. Tate ofa huudred and twenty pulsations Tuosé@ of Tsife! Rough & Ready Directory, must be handed ia have, during the past year, been signally . of State, and Geo. H. Rhodes (Caxton) i THE ARCTIC ADVENTURERS RETURNED—-. # MInute. The Senatoria! question keeps blessed with health, abundant harvests, and all . vate Secretary of Gov. Johnson. We give Yesterday at half past eight o’clock the in immediately to J. K. Dallison, at Wells, staat a tccas them cackli: ng and dancin . g about like : a the elements of true happine i ss and substantial i a l ; the informa tion f t it i ormati 2 on for what s worth boiler in the Steam Saw Mill of Turner CaldFargo & Co.’s Express Office. be is Turnpike Roaps.—A great evil : ; sperity ; RP . Samin g e well &§Co, on Selby Flat explode d, instant ly : . e k a i Brown 1 & Datuison, Publishers. -cake. It rfectly , PrOsPert ty . false a by Tue Came. Exrevi rioy.— ing fastened on the community T he Washin gton . " 3 3 bo 5 The Mail steamer. J. 1. Stephens ar-