November 18, 1859 (4 pages)

NEVADA JOURNAL FRIDAY MORNING, Nev. 18, 1859 AUD WuHoLe amount of Balances on hand, Mone County of Nevada, from the 13th day last Report, up to October 3d, a. D. 1859, from al ra eee ae; how disposed of : . os Too Giarine.—The Grass Valley b 2 4 os Balance of 8: Fand be ceccccoce csccastiic ecoves costes. National, of last week, has a leading . ““« me iti ildi ‘ “ ee scccesedesss article on “the effect of — on the cy Building “ se Sean ic growth and trade of cities.” The Road P* “ tt seneeneesenesepeseteb een : £ " “s « eeeren cereee See eeeeee Cee eeeeTe article contains several statements ae senting a = ees which would be remarkable if true. t “ + —aannNnNe™ One is that Boston, grown rich by her trade with the South, tras been . Total amount of Revenue collected from the 13th day of Feb. crippled, and is decaying from her taking the lead inthe dissemination of anti-slavery doctrines. Says the writer: “the South with instinctive . dignity and proper resentment withdrew®¥ that immense and lucrative patronage which she had so long bestowed upon Boston, and that city has ever since vainly endeavored fo recover from the bluw which was given to her growth and prosperity.” St. Louis is cited as anotlter remarkable instance of the decay of a@ city from “fanatical intermeddling.” ~The people of north and north-west Missouri,” continues the writer, “are retaliating upon St. Louis, aid sending their produce to find 4 wiarket elsewhere.” These statemerts are too glaring to need contradiction. Boston is this day enjoying a magnificent trade with the South. It is fully to talkeof the South withdrawing patronage from Boston or any other northern port. Hinman nature isthe same thé world over, particularly that part of it which promps to buy cheap and sell dear. Boston s¢nds down Het wares in her own vessels-to Southern ports the same as ever and the factors sell their cotton, sugar and rice, take goods in exchange as they have always done and always wifl do so long as the Bostonians give them good or better ba?gains than anybody else. Nothing short of a splendid array of figures can satisfy intelligent people that Boston is decaying at all, much Tess for the cause assigned. As for St.Louis, the allegations of the National are laughable. We con* . : gratulate the citizens of St. Louis upon the retaliation of ‘north and northwést Missour:* and wish them more of it continually. Such retaliating seems to be. building up one of the gréatest cities of the west whose influence promises soon to make the henip and tobacco of the slavery retaliators of-“north and north-west Missouri” not.worth saving from that “other market” fley have chosen. Scwitier °FestivaL.—Owing to the horrid weather of Thursday of last week, it was thought best to dispense with orations in honor of Schilet at'the Theatre and confine al! demonstrations to thé-Court House, which was actordingly done. The Court Room wag tastefully decorated with evergreens, and bung with shields on which were painted the names of the pritrcipai poets of every nation. The German and” Ameriean flags were planted over the° door. The“mnusic Was of superior quality, Schmitsneider, Plumhoff, and others being employed for the tecasion. A more magnificent supper has never been spread in the mountains, consisting of every imagi-~ nable article oftood. It was gotten up by Mr. Stumpf, who proved himself a caterer of the first class. Thirty-two ladies were in attendance and some fifty gentlemen, and # happier time‘has rarely bedn ‘witnessed. Tli¢ dancing continued till daylight, when the company. dispers~ ed thoroughly satisfied that no effort had been spared to render the party a‘ pleasarit oneycerft thit none had failed to enjoy it. ©: California. ‘State Register—We have received from the Publishers, Henry G. Langley & Co., ‘the cirealar announcing the publication of the third volume of the Ualifornia State Register for the year 1860, carly in January next: -The State Register we regard as the ind8t valuable publication on the coast. -We ‘eannot better convey an idea of the work than by copying the language of the circular before us : “The plait of the Register is to em‘brace in each Volume full and_ reliable s ‘atistics, concersing-each branch ofthe resources of the State, and a complete exhibit of the finances thereof, including the different County ana Manicipal Organizations, carefully prepared and armanged, from information received through official or other‘reliable sourses. The Agricultural, the Mining, the Commercial, the Meehanical and the’ Manufactaring Interests, shali each receive suth attention as will best illustrate’ their character, importance ard extent. “The Register will also contain suchdata connected with the opera~ tions of the different depaitments of Government, Federal andSta wifl be consistent with its gehera plan. together with the names of the officers in charge thereof, and such reference to the history and progress of tbe different States as may prove atftactive to its pages.” 4 We are indebted to J. E. Hain-” lin, of Broad street, forthe New York Fierald, Tribune,Times, Leslie’s Mag azine, Boston Journal-and a host of other papers,ate, “as. -. “ “ “ “ a “ “ ‘Total’ 1859, date of last report from all sources and disposed of as . follows : d es Received frowa Property Tax of 1859... “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ To Fanitor for Court House ..00004. G. Rogers, Umega T. Tierny, Nevada "of Warranis redicbaiciwni interest to date . t. ; Ti on daesnnenesenapengne 23, 2 oe teens o2 sand Rovenne oe Bo fee ruary, AyD. 1859, the date of . all aid every source, and Patines 70,843 73 MN i 2S ac . caget doses cckéctele * SOO OL Poll “ Se sccves eccccese cvsccccesccceccece 2,219 4 F. M. License sasvve coccssoomesdecinccstensteeisled MpeEe OS License Taxes = eeenee scpeneeppelescapuqiossisinertagtae at Auct’rs per cent ccocccses ceed segncceescccees cocese 21 56 Roads and Bridges secerreee, 286.55 Fines cottected ese’: be péccdercdenesescnt ctaheenie” "300 OO Sch’l. F’d from State cesrccscsscessseeessesesseese svesee 1,369 00 $50,698 08 tate Fund evenececeosbpesee 14,559 57 General “ ecsccceonante +» 24,137 56 Special os -. 20,466 88 Pob. build “ 3,332 44 ad = 1,455 62 h’l Teach “ 2,994 97 Sch’l Build “ Ind’gt Sick “ Total amount of Expenditure and appropriations from the General F und from Feb. 12th 1859 to Uetober Est 1859, viz: Salaries to September inclusive Fees of Sheriff << ,, County Clerk Jurors Coroner Justices of the peace. Constables 410 45 Commitments” ee 36 00 Inquest : Secdsnncs SUhocEEvoccccovegqees cccccees cocees 12 00 Exe’ng. £issu’g road reccipts. 100 00, Making asst’s roll <eeee 400 00 “ * duplicalé ;:: 350 00 Assessor 3,1€@5 50 Supervisors” 903 59 Special Fund. eee schchigsesthsintes anak 3 00 Jailors Salary . e+e, 600 00 Boarding prisoners 24075 Clothing + Apneesssecey ereses seeseceees ences: 6,00 Medicine and Medicalattendance on prisoners 19 75 Candles for Jail.. 0 seeneesee 47.63,, Brooms &e. “ 23.2 = Popp rp ( Constables Cash expenses . 46 00 Water for Jail..c00secees seve. ° " 43 01 People vs. PlummMe,.e.ecerseces ceccesees sesesesee ees 410 89. Insane to Stoekton .. ee tee sevececscecsscesee 334 70 People vs. Miller . 26 00 School Marshall. 80 00 People vs: McCrelli 30 00 Legal Services .. T00 00 Burial of Indigente .. 205 00 Surgical httendance fer Leckeood nursing board, &c-&e. 475 00 Post mortem eXdMinations.vcsssvreveceees seeeeeece cS SS Rewird for apprehension.of Griffin . 290 06 Medical attendatice at Columbia Hill 33 00 Board of Mrs. Schmidt ...000 seseese37 00 Horses used after criminals..c0sescecessoosee ceseee-oe coctoasbcobe 30 00 Pima ae OE E NO os icngs ets encthcccscetemsipencincncapeersh 600 County printing 4th quarter ..00ssceccces sensors ee 58 00 C. T. Overton salary as School superintendant . 75 00 Rtationery ..cccsece eoenseseeccese eoceses: eescececececee 42 00 H. Davis extra duties as board.. 25 00 Assessment Rolls..sccssaccceseeses 50 00 Jolin: Orie’. ciccsccigseenens eee oe ee 50 00 Distributing poll Gockel scksces .caccashesycocmeebespagenationcesice 75 00 Inspectors, Judges and Clerks ot election jeer 1,915 00 Repdirs on Court House ..sssseeeeeee weedevceseevececccesessccees § = 87-50 Indigent Sick Fund. Ses f PO Ten BE. SEG, 5. cccccephinecs-cospésesoses niceaees socraséceneceeeacsecs 1,773 60 WR, Pe WR oo nc ioecteivecdade acoeta o cinsee sehaerecbosceesccceddeace 2, 84 40 Boad Fund, , . To Road District No. 22, L. Y¥ aseesecece: + 20000 H. Y. Everett, Bpt 200 00 8. P. French, R. & R 400 00 A. Delano, G@. V.. 200 00 Jaseph Dodge, G.V. 300 00 Ri Leach. GV ee RES Tis. BE ae 100 00 John Grier, Nevada.ccososcrscoccsecccscesscoceccetenoccansccscccvcese. 40000 General Fund. Total amount of Indebtedness of General fund at date of previOnis FeO ng Ses, op qnecncesnicceseeneionoens eeecsecesennsce of salaries and appropriations to date ..s0s00 s+. 14,992 08 of accruing interest 7 months at $1000 per. month 7,000 00 —_— 032,553 06 ft > * Cancelled..55-.2.i Sssccievtseccscosececes 940 70 PublicBullding Fund. —__. Total amount of indebtedness as per previous Report. \..-« Coupons matured..00sss0000 a0 cvccvveescceseees eece Bonds redeemed .ssece sesesvsneevsesterseessereeses 2000 00 Coupons “ Sesvstiabnslébicettnquccccassusmntnces TENET OW Wdigent Sick Fund. ‘amount of indebtedness as per previous Report..000.+. BPPTopriatiqns tO date..seccesosssesees seonsserere 4,458 60 atuuks tint. rie Warrants redectindd .ciLecssec) sssecors coessseseene 2,507 00 Tnterest paid..ssces seasscooescocosnee ssctoccedacgahions: ~ 500) 29 are ny, ng Pere ie Total amount of appropriations to date.. 0 -eeesesecceceneseseceses Total Debt ...0000e evcescececes 0000 -© cecee Assets of Nevada County. Probate Fees collected (and applied upon the salary of the County Judge for the months of March, April and May, 1$59,) for the Term commencing May 27th, ’57, and ending Oct. 3d, "59, for which see receipt on file. Associate Justices cceccusiscdnusscisubiscosvenessvstnasesee , 477 00 $14,902 08° $2,545 63 5,751 18° 4,458 00 2,100 06 e211 21 137,422 41 21,903 08 159,324 49 33,493 76 —_ i , 41,000 06° 1,170 00 12,170 00 3,170 00 10,657 $8 5,174 00 15,831 38 2,776 25° —_—_—— 149,285 86 Am’t balance cash on hand General Fund. -. 405 28 balance cash on hand Special Fund... ot 3,878 20 balance cash on haud Public Building Fun is of by balance cash"on hand Road Fund.... oa « 45791 ae balance cash en hand Ind’t Sick Fand.. = wo. 41940 4,928 13 Am’t of uncolleeted’portion af the Adst’RAlt of 1859, as follows: General Fund..ccccc-ssssessssscesssecree coneeeee corsessessessesee 12367 33 Special Fund...00« rte! sandphedomnicnennsngiietes 12,367 83 Public Building Fund. «. 6,183 67 Reid Ben ias5.ninipasp ssc B Mh iki Sissons Riedel 1,236 73 : Indigent Sick Puna. seseeee 6,183 66 38,338 72°” “ Court House Bxtarts ind’ cost...2ceneees wse0ee35,500 00 3 “ due from State on account of Assessments.i. -b1,073.72 36,573 72 “ of Judg’t against securities of Hopes Et eadentes rower a ee 3,000 00” ~+ $82,840 57 * State Fund ~ Balance brought down as per statement of Feb. 12th, 18597 ~ 2,090 91 Amount received from, Property Tax. ..:sccccccesssssssesccceneg 6,505 36 Bn Ms S “«--~'«@ delinquent ’58.. 70 43 “ MET 58 ME 04 “ 5 per cent..0 a3 48 “ . 40 FM License.cesccceeseee iastins Stes 2,158 32 “ “ ME AS, IS PE 2,637 71 “ “ = Aubtioncers pret..cecccee sovsee 21 56 a ieee $6 Fear daiinae ha. ececccesseescnce cosisis 362 25 “ “ “ Brokers “ weoee ose coboaeseaiihodbacpcns 473 87 “ “ “ Theatre hedge 40 38 “ = “ Auetioncers “ 63 75 . “ “ « Pack Pedl’s “ 11475" 1 “ “ “ Circus Py 60 om 14,559 57 _. Contra, Gr? , * By amount of Vouchers Apfi] 18:h, 1859..-2---200e0 tebe Siok 2,827 41 so ” July” 23d, 1859.0000. 200 O06 éges seeeree. 4,989 O4 7,816 45 Molasses on tnt eS ee Fae =) Cease yenbers $5,763 12 brought 4 owe ec c 2432 58 lown a: ta : w lgmoult wrduefereed Atta Special Fen tee? Bits 1058. --0-9,797 36 “ “* from, Property Wax. sc 5.ccesccacc. bes 5,479 80 “* Foreign Minérs Lictnse : 2,158 32 i. Saree Le a7: ‘““ Merchants License. .3.+-<. . £637 & bs iquor 3 * 6,336 75 “ t a 114 75 fy MOS OMe eavevencacadeadecd ree: ° 362 25 “ Brokers . * 473 88 “ Auctioneers “ _ ~ 7, * Ceens + 53 Steed ; 17 ceils ES ae cent. p o ° oe: List and Ac ti 2 hae Se ° ee ' 650 Fines Collected .re.caccecscccccereecceseqnccseseses 252 05 92 By amount of Warrants redeemed ..00+s0+sences oeev sbenecereee 26,284 55 bi “ Interest paid on Same...cccccecseeweececesccs 308 51 . ‘“ Treasurer's dish’g per centage.e..-. ecccecescess 976.58 33.529 64 ; ance on hand, BS ss i th BT ONT ig ee eas oo 40528 Ct Bae nn nbn ED EE 5 aap ee a ta. AEE TN 2 Saf NS EEE Sea =, .«., Special Fund. “ ; To baléhce brought down as per statement of Feb’y 12th, 1859. 3 19,167 92 To amount from re TAX. eeecesens seneeeseeee pasace caennt : 5,479 _“ SBOE Takesseseeseeseeeeesagpenseteasensertansecs 2819 16 us 20.466 88 { . The Table Bevada, Noys1e, 1959,—1f _— ca ae Misthinettitinnenn on tine ae By amount of theft to enppal Pundf:.-j “ i lic © Building To! Fe amount oad fa Peg ae Amouut of Treasurer’s disb’s per centage Bslanceonhand, . -. . .: . Gontra, cr” By amount of Warrants redeemed. “'Tuterest on same Balaree on hand, Total amount of Expenditunes as follows : State te ee ee a! School Buyildivg * . : ei-.2 2 + ho ese sete Indigent Sick bs aa Ss ST OE ahnen Total amount Balance to Suceessor as follows : PORE RONEN, ART NE SM COR eye <: Couppris paid 2.5.4.) 5 sie. csdeecaveapleseetbacebeleccdecees /1,170,00, ah 9 reablsed BHR, ex sy lp seg "14 Sooo af. .0 DD 9510 3,265710 Jobalance Drought down as per statement of PebSy 19h) 1259.22 =e ae ‘To amount received from Property Tax-0+s.¢see1--<eb-sedeesneene 2 5 SEB oome 7, te Bonds and Badges.-.-gevave -ce-erras-0 236 55 ao ! 5 ., 1,453 62 3 sa Be CONTRA, cB, : z : By amount of Warrahts redeemed..scessvssieeinsedeeseessds” 1,950 00 ; 4 ~“\: Intenest paid on same. ...4. eScbareousaees 9 92 = “° Preasurer’s per Centage.co.seecereeceeecassescerees 37 79 1,997. 71 t¢ e 7 oer a . Z Balanceonhand; — « oe ate cere ae 157 91 : School Teachers’ Fund ‘ ae To balance brought Gewu as per statement of Feb’y 12th, 1859.. 1,351 93 — To amount received from Property Tax. .00.0c-.ceese._ ee 273: 99°+ ot “ be Biates.--esenseee tenseenee neces’ nésene 1,369 CO +, Sos CONTRA, CR. f ep y anioutit of Warrants redeemed... let dattcbes 32.0 escsccas 2,264 63 i. ® 13 “ ‘Treasurer's PET GONIAZC. aneee anseeerereree Bee csc 67 58 . 2,332 26 Balinee on hand; ate uae aa tS a At we ; 662 71 °° School Building Fund: ‘ To balance brought dowa 23 iavement of Keb’y 1859.. 343-75 To amount received tom Fiepecty Reais Gon Meng CT Se : 274 00 . , 617 75 ne CONTRA, CR. By emount of Warran‘aredeemed.. dare cwssceccssece dd bdéscce 408 51 er rr “ Treasurer’s per ¢entage.. Sed achthoed ana ketanaithny 12 24 420 75 ——+ — Balance on hand, . dio > ros 197 00 3 Indigent Siok Fund 22 & a sae SG To balacce brousht down as per statememt of Feb'y 12th, 1859.-.,544 88 To amount received from Property Tax.,.. hnepdetSsccencadonce 2,734 05 sit, 3,278 93 State Fond _---.-+---+-i sO ees 6,743 12 General” (© 2225-204 Pike bie FH Hav Ene cee Se. EMS 98 Special tified sledge RNC cite te se Eee “peat ls RE. Bid ete, Lc 3,878 20 Publie Building Fund , 67 ¢ Road “ School Teachers “ School Building “ Indigent Sick = By order of the Board of Supervisors. Attest, Tue Insurrecrion in VinGinia, It is ashame that no event however trivial in'importauce can oecur but party presses will attempi making pox! litical out of it. ‘The late servile insurrection in Virginia is made use of by the Democratic papers as a bughear to frighten people to the support of that party. They will have it that the Opposition is responsible for the hair-brained, crazy actions of old Brown. A handful’ of mopomanists, only twenty-two in all, made an insane attempt to overthrow the State Government of Viginia, and Mr Seward, if weare to believe the New York erald, although six months-or more ti Europe is at the bottom of it! Oth-! On Friday E er papers with about the same reason will have #aifthe entire north implieatéd in the mad transaction, Now, we have no disposition to retaliate, but had we, it strikes us there is much more reason to attribute a dispesition on the part of sldves to! rise in servile insurrection t¢ the! gourse puysued by these lying Demoératic jéurnals theiiselves, as has beet suggested by'ghe ‘of pur cotemporaries, It tias been tlie constant endeavor of these mendacious. sheets to create an impression that four-fifths of the millions of the north are Abolitionists, and desirous of aiding and assisting slaves to cut the throats of their masters. Democratic papers circulating in the south teem with such stateménts.It is an old adage, what is told in the parlor is soon known in the kitchen. The negroes hear and believe these truthless’ reports, They learn, a8 they suppose, that within a few hours ride by railroad there are mep.and munitions of war in exhaustless abundance ready for their assistance,-and that all they . name Friday Evening. Nov. 18th. have to do isto raise the standard of }.insvrrection, make one successful . gtand and hold out till the sympathi. zing whites of the north come flock. ing to their aid. It isa wonder that more ingurrections, more throat-cutfingd.do not take place in the south, and can only be accounted for by the upposition that the negro slaves have sagacity enough to.estimate Democrati@’papers at theirtrue gauge for truth and veracity. “~~ : New T0-Day a . Dissolitio#® of Partnership. ° : partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the name and style of T. T. Thompson and W. H.trwin,im the Saddle and etnvent business was dissolved Noy. 4, by mutua: n sent. The business-will be carriea on by T. T. mmpson, Who is alanc .authorizgd to collect all ‘. accounts due the late firm. ‘f. T. THOMPSON. »Nevada, Nov. 18, 1459. WM.H. IRWIN, HOSE MANUFACTORY, TS _JAMES FLEMING; + Piue Streei, Opposite Fiagg's Stable. Won. inform the cjtizens of Nevada and the surcunding towns that he continnes to man ufacture to order ali kind of Hose, and keeps them constantly on hand. Hoseriveted toorder. He is prepared to manufacture Hose cheaper than can be me in Nevada. His iswairduted© . . Nevada, Nov. 18—tf Virginia House, ~ Broad Street, Nevada. MRS. FRANK CARTER, “OULD respect inform the citizensof Nevada and the public generally, that she is pre— to accomodate those stopping with her in the possible manner and at as resonable rates as anyinthecity. — Will always be furnished with all the Inxuries the market can afford, and served u pin the best style. TEE afe of.thé most comfortabie, as those patrunizing me will find. I will take parlicular pais to make those patronizing the house, as comfortable ™ possible. Board per day Sra nese wee Gt = week : ae = Se sia Fy os Joun S. Lampert, Clerk, New To-Day SSS ee a TELEGA'‘TR Es. ee Grand’ « omplimentary BENEFIT 'Tendered to the Ladies Comprising the Committee of the FIRE DEPARIMENT, EFuoUND. To Assist them in Purchasing a * Fire Engisé, Which is tobe Presei:ted to the CITY OF NEVADA . By Miss Annette Ince and the Members of the American Theatrical Company. vening, Nov. 18th, 1859. Nevada, Nov. 17th, 1859. and others, t . Understanding that you, have, for some time past . been engagéd in the laydable effort a Fire Engine, and wishing to assist! +in so praise-worthy an undertaking, We, the members of ‘he American Theatrical . Company — respectfully tender you a Compliciéutary Benefit . to take. place. at any time that may best suit your convenience. Yours.respectfuly Miss Annette Ince, Misg Issabella Land, Mrs. Waldron, Messrs JH. Warwick, J.P. Hydes, J: EFergu_ Nevada, Novy, 17th, 1859. Ladies and Gentlemen, Of FheSAmerican Theatre Domipdny;* ~ os +, We ha¥e reccived your kind note tendering to us a benefit to assist us in pirelfasing an ergine and thankfaly accept your generous offer’ and would respectful Yours respertfglly.4: ~ Mrs. J. A. Lancaster, Mrs. John’ RSMcConnell, Mrs. G. R. Lancaster, Mrs, I: J. Rolfe, Mrs. John Webber,’ Mrs. Sami. Boring, Mrs: A. Hangon, Mrs. E. G. Waite, Miss Av Whitman Mrs.’ Judge Caswell, Mrs Judge Searls, Mrs. G. W. Hill, Mrs. Sands, Mrs, J* Cashin, Mrs J. S. WallThe Favorite Young American Actress 7 ¥e . Annette Ince MAD A Tre” In the Beautiful Freneh Drama of FOUNDLING MR.’J. H. WARWICK, ee Pe re BERTRAND, Mr. J.P. Hydes, as _ : REMY, And the Elégant Comedy of ' HONEY MOON. PRICE. OF ADMISSION:, Calter ge) OO. RL Rodis 50 J. BR. M’CONNELL, 5 JOHN GARBER, MCONNELL & GARBER, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Will practice in all the courts ofthe I4th Judi. trict and in the Suprea ¢.court. Office in Kidd’s B ock, up stairs. ‘ ment, perior tv anything 3, One large fine gold, magic ‘fF case English lever watch . Reakejl § Co Makers, No. 6145, vest chain attached. ¢ fine. Gajd huntin er.watch, Nick movement, chronometer balance, ruby jewels and rub Jules Jurgensen maker, No. i ae fine, gold hunting case Duplex ih chru 4 ance, ruby jewels, ‘ 6, One large gold bunting, English Jexer, watch, nometer balapee, full jeweled, Pemberton; maker, No. meter,. bal7, One large gold hunting Englist lever watch. chrononieterballance full jeweled. Johu BeesJey, Maker, No.13505. 8, One Gold hunting American made watch,full jeweled, P. 8. Bartlett, maker, No, 2137 9, One large . gold haunting English lever watch, railroad , time keeper, Robert Roscoe 10, One fine gold . Straight Line lever, ruby jewels and ruby pallets, Mathez, Bro’s makers, No. 13339 11, One fine gold hunting lev~ er watch, full jeweled, chronometer balance, gold cap,, Grisman, Sons, & Baiy, No, 1245. { 112, Fine gold hunting Straight line lever watch, Mathez, Bros., “se 13,-One fine gold hunting levRacine Perret, No. 38210 14, One fine gold Jevér watch full jeweled, Arnold, Adams, & Co., No. 37935 ae 15, One beavy California ring 16, One Opal ring,, ;; 17, One Ameriean made lever 18, One quartz ring . . 19, One fine silver hunting lever watch, Mathez, No. 6541, 20, to 26, 7 silver hunting levWatches, each $35 27 to 33, ditto, each $39, 34, one fine gold Fub-chain’ and Bracelet 35 to 39 Fivo fine gold Vest chains, each. $42, 35, 32, 25, 28, 165] clock .-... 000. orcas Ab} 40 to 45, Six gold Guard chains, each, 40, 40, 30, 30,20,20, 180 46 to 48, three superb seats consisting of Bracelets, Broach and Ear rings, eachj90, 85, 65, 240 49,,Qnemagnificent enamel‘l'o Mrs. J. A. Lancaster, Mrs &,$i%¢d coral and gold set, broach Webber, Mrs. J: RMc€onnell . aud ear rings 50 to 52, Three splendid sets oral.and gold broach and ear rings, each $90, 75 and 45 53, Oae fine gold set, coral 54, to, 57, Four splendid sets broagh and eay; rings, Forentine mosaic, each $60, 40, $2, 20 58 to, 6J. Four fine German mosaic sets, broach aud ear rings 62 to 64, Three cameo scts broach and ear rings, each $55, of raising funds for the purehase of > "to 67, Three Java sets, broach and ear rings, each $35, 68 to 74, Seven fine gold and enamelled sets, broach and ear rings, each $26, 26, 26, 25, 24,22, son, G. Waldron, €, Franks; G. Ince. . ~ oS 5. 75te 78, Four fine gold sets broach and ear rings, each $35, 79 to 82, Four bracelets, each ‘a 83 to 84, Two sets broach and ear rings, malachite,each $38, 28 66 85, One set broach and ear rings, miniature Three gold sets ‘pearl and cameo, each, 89 to 110, Twenty-two sets breagh and earrings,each $12 264 1}1,;One set geid and coral 112 to 114, Three sets broach and ear rings, each 10: 115 to 146, Thirty-one ladies broaches, each $4, 20; 20, 18, 12, 12, 20, 28, 16, 28, lo, 15, 18; 14, 16, 12,10; 9, 9, 9, 9, 10, 10, 8, 8, 8, 7,7, 7, 4, 4, 147, to 151, Five sets . ear rings, each, $34, 18,10, 10,9 81 152 to 166, Fifteen sets Cali. fornia made’ ear rings. each 14, : 10, 8, 10,9, 7, 7, 7,7,7,6, 5, 5, 167, to 169, Three quartzpias, each $20, 14,12, . 170 to 171, T'wo quartz slides, 172 to 175, Four quar each $45, 30, 20, 28. ~-176, One California bracelet, quartz. setting, 177 «6.178, Two magnificent California cane heads, : quartz: ° setting, each, $106, 54, 179, One quarts locket, 180 to 183, Four.sets. quartz studs, each $20; 18,12, 16, « 66 -184,.One set. quarta “sleeve * 185 to 186, Two gen Pins, each 9 . .187 to 194, Eight Odd Fellows pins, each, $10, 8, §, 6, 6, 6,4, 6, 195.to 200, Six each $9, 6,6,6, 656, -: “201 to205, Five Masonic pins, each, $10, 6, 6,6, 6. Hay 206 to 208, Three Odd Fellows’pins, each; $3, 8; 5; ts scarf — . ENTERTAINMENT! 1 (HAS. W. YOUNG, FFERS to the Public a Third Gift Entertaining an assortment of Articles suhenetofore presented, : OIN PR IZES, me 238,.to 244, Seven California Among which — are Thirty-one Fine Gold and 12, 12, 12, $2400 In © 1, One fine Gold hunting case chronometer, Nikel movex ment, ruby jewels, No. 21681, with heavy Gojd fob chain and Bracelet attached, $500 400 325 pallets, _190 180 140 275 ‘ 175 New To-Day 209 to 227, Nineteen sets ear 228 to 237, Ten California made, belt buckles, each 22, 22, -_ 20, 20, 20, 18, 17, 19, 17, 19, 19¢ b buckles, each $18, 18, 20,12, 104 245 to 255, Eleven sets gold studs, each $8, 8, 8, 8, 8, 6, 9,10, 9, 5, 8, eae 256, One set sleeve buttens and studs, : : 257, to 261, Five gold slides, each $4,50, 4,504, 4, 4, 21 262, to 268, Sevén California rings. cach: 8, eo Fo 269 to 278, TenCalifornia rings each $6, bk bs 56 60 _ 279 to 282, Four California . : rings, each 9, 36 _ 283 to 288, Six (California rings, each 5, 30 289, One gold ring, 4 290, One fine gold hunting ennamelled -diataond set, leveé watch, Pernoud Robert, maker, . , No, 8707. 140 2 SN eee pe PR The Prizes will be distributed on Satu-day Even,. ing .Degenrber 3lst, 1859, in the same manuer as in the preceding ones, to-wit :—All Drawn Nu from the first to the two-hundred and dinetieth fae? clusive, to. take tle articles in the order in w hich they appear on the list, TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. CHAS. W. YOUNG. Nevada, Nev. 18, 1859. Aer CHRISTMAS GIFTS!!! SARS TEOE a raged S. W. McABEE, Offers to the public a Gift 125/ ENTERTAINMENT, 140 120 To come off on Saturday Evening’ Dec. 24th, 1859, ow which oceasion will be distributed $G80in Prizes: Consisting of 35 Prizes of the most costly and beantiful articles of table ware, &cthe,most acceptable Rifts far Christmas tor families imaginable. _ Che drawu-tumbers fron one po thirty-five inclusive to face tLe articles as they appear on the I'st. No. 1, Grand China Dinner Os set 170 pisees coe $180 100 2, One fine china tea set, 44 y} PIBeOR LESS Soap here Sates ae 3, One fine china tea set, 44 pieced 2b s oss 2 25 4, One moss rose china cham: } PET DOr SOU. 2 Ss ee 3. 2a 35] 5, Qnevchina bowl jand jug. 15 12 6, One extra silver plated tea 40 245 210 75 4 £0 210 36 152 109° 171 134 107 20 75 16 » 20 BOVE pilteea Er ee obese 40 7, One extra silver plated casi WOE 52 Sais bcc ebeeanesse ss Seay 25 8, One extra silver piated casa OSE es ies RR i EARL Lag 20 9, One extra silver plated aoe SER Sa hot ape eae were cere ie 18 10,-One extra silver plated GUNE sian we Se a wins oan sac cee ewe 12, One eight day iiarine 13, One Gothie clock,,. 2. we 45 14, One gothic clock. ..,. 15 15; Otte gothic elock.., 5; 16; Euglish gilt chamber set 183 17, One hall lamp. ..2. 15 18, Oue pair vases ... 255 19, One pair vases... 20 16, One pair vases.. ae 21, One pair CEOOB oe a 3 23, One silver plated ecard reRIO tect etre 22, One pair vases 3 : 8 24, One pair china candlekh. gh BEN Lees eee tO 25, One pair china ecandle5 4 coe eee coe eso ccc ccccvcce 27 One pair china spittoons. 10 28, One pair china spittoons. 10 5 29;'One mammoth glassjug . , § 30, Ona astral lamp.. 10 31, One astral lamp..2. 10 22, to 34 Three pair Bohemia bottles, each $10,10,-8 .. 28 35, One pair Cologne bottles wo Senge Bag Bein wees 7 TOTAL. Pooh eee a 5a $659 oa Tickets One Dollar. S. W. McABEE. Nevada, Nov. 18. Fashion ., RESTAURANT, On Commercial street, Nevada. Oppesite Tallman & Turner’s. C. IRISH, Proprietorwoe inform the citizens of Nevada and travellers that he has opened.a_=-+ First Class Restaurant Under the above name and place and guarantees to o all who may favor him with their custom, aving been engazed in this business for the past five years he is determined to keep the best Restaurant to be found in the mountains. He will always keep on hand, and®ooked -to’ order, baa . 7 . Chickens, Quail, Hare, 394 . and in fact the best the market affords. 412 Meals ean be had at this place at all hours of the "day. Particularattention will be paid to getting up game suppers Oysters served (OASS upinmevery le. I have employed the best cooks to be foundin the State. Give me atrial and satisfy yourselves that you 6 . can get as good a meal as cax be had in Sacramento 28 123 The Pacific Mail Steamship Compaty or San Fiancisco. BOARD PER WEEK.cc0ceceeeev ence «+e0e$10,00 Nevada, Nov. 18, ’59—tf. 4 TO PANAMA. 40 To connect via Panam: Railroad, at Aspinwall with the STEAMERS of THE U. 8S. MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. FOR 155. New York & New. Orleans’ 14 56 . + Treasure will be received on board the Steamer . A +9 134 a1 18 The only safe and reliable route. ° Tite Steamship © ~ J. E STEPHENS, Will leave Folsom street wharf with the l. 8 14 Mails Passenger# and Treasure, for Patiama, MONDAY, NOVEMBS&R 2ist, -At 9 o’clock, A. M., precisely, «.Tho Panama Railroad Company and tha @.78* . MailSteamsbip Company have er hortend penis, acific’ to sell their tickets if desired by holders of Tickets. a2" until 12 o’clock midnight on Nov. 21. No Merchandise freight will bereeeivedon board after 3 o'clock P. M.November 21 and a written or der must be procured at the Company’s office for its shipment. or Freight or passage apply to ake . , FORBES & BABCOGK, Agente, Cor, Sacramento and Leidesdorff st,

NEVADA JOURNAL FRIDAY MORNING, Nev. 18, 1859 AUD WuHoLe amount of Balances on hand, Mone County of Nevada, from the 13th day last Report, up to October 3d, a. D. 1859, from al ra eee ae; how disposed of : . os Too Giarine.—The Grass Valley b 2 4 os Balance of 8: Fand be ceccccoce csccastiic ecoves costes. National, of last week, has a leading . ““« me iti ildi ‘ “ ee scccesedesss article on “the effect of — on the cy Building “ se Sean ic growth and trade of cities.” The Road P* “ tt seneeneesenesepeseteb een : £ " “s « eeeren cereee See eeeeee Cee eeeeTe article contains several statements ae senting a = ees which would be remarkable if true. t “ + —aannNnNe™ One is that Boston, grown rich by her trade with the South, tras been . Total amount of Revenue collected from the 13th day of Feb. crippled, and is decaying from her taking the lead inthe dissemination of anti-slavery doctrines. Says the writer: “the South with instinctive . dignity and proper resentment withdrew®¥ that immense and lucrative patronage which she had so long bestowed upon Boston, and that city has ever since vainly endeavored fo recover from the bluw which was given to her growth and prosperity.” St. Louis is cited as anotlter remarkable instance of the decay of a@ city from “fanatical intermeddling.” ~The people of north and north-west Missouri,” continues the writer, “are retaliating upon St. Louis, aid sending their produce to find 4 wiarket elsewhere.” These statemerts are too glaring to need contradiction. Boston is this day enjoying a magnificent trade with the South. It is fully to talkeof the South withdrawing patronage from Boston or any other northern port. Hinman nature isthe same thé world over, particularly that part of it which promps to buy cheap and sell dear. Boston s¢nds down Het wares in her own vessels-to Southern ports the same as ever and the factors sell their cotton, sugar and rice, take goods in exchange as they have always done and always wifl do so long as the Bostonians give them good or better ba?gains than anybody else. Nothing short of a splendid array of figures can satisfy intelligent people that Boston is decaying at all, much Tess for the cause assigned. As for St.Louis, the allegations of the National are laughable. We con* . : gratulate the citizens of St. Louis upon the retaliation of ‘north and northwést Missour:* and wish them more of it continually. Such retaliating seems to be. building up one of the gréatest cities of the west whose influence promises soon to make the henip and tobacco of the slavery retaliators of-“north and north-west Missouri” not.worth saving from that “other market” fley have chosen. Scwitier °FestivaL.—Owing to the horrid weather of Thursday of last week, it was thought best to dispense with orations in honor of Schilet at'the Theatre and confine al! demonstrations to thé-Court House, which was actordingly done. The Court Room wag tastefully decorated with evergreens, and bung with shields on which were painted the names of the pritrcipai poets of every nation. The German and” Ameriean flags were planted over the° door. The“mnusic Was of superior quality, Schmitsneider, Plumhoff, and others being employed for the tecasion. A more magnificent supper has never been spread in the mountains, consisting of every imagi-~ nable article oftood. It was gotten up by Mr. Stumpf, who proved himself a caterer of the first class. Thirty-two ladies were in attendance and some fifty gentlemen, and # happier time‘has rarely bedn ‘witnessed. Tli¢ dancing continued till daylight, when the company. dispers~ ed thoroughly satisfied that no effort had been spared to render the party a‘ pleasarit oneycerft thit none had failed to enjoy it. ©: California. ‘State Register—We have received from the Publishers, Henry G. Langley & Co., ‘the cirealar announcing the publication of the third volume of the Ualifornia State Register for the year 1860, carly in January next: -The State Register we regard as the ind8t valuable publication on the coast. -We ‘eannot better convey an idea of the work than by copying the language of the circular before us : “The plait of the Register is to em‘brace in each Volume full and_ reliable s ‘atistics, concersing-each branch ofthe resources of the State, and a complete exhibit of the finances thereof, including the different County ana Manicipal Organizations, carefully prepared and armanged, from information received through official or other‘reliable sourses. The Agricultural, the Mining, the Commercial, the Meehanical and the’ Manufactaring Interests, shali each receive suth attention as will best illustrate’ their character, importance ard extent. “The Register will also contain suchdata connected with the opera~ tions of the different depaitments of Government, Federal andSta wifl be consistent with its gehera plan. together with the names of the officers in charge thereof, and such reference to the history and progress of tbe different States as may prove atftactive to its pages.” 4 We are indebted to J. E. Hain-” lin, of Broad street, forthe New York Fierald, Tribune,Times, Leslie’s Mag azine, Boston Journal-and a host of other papers,ate, “as. -. “ “ “ “ a “ “ ‘Total’ 1859, date of last report from all sources and disposed of as . follows : d es Received frowa Property Tax of 1859..... “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ To Fanitor for Court House ....00004. G. Rogers, Umega T. Tierny, Nevada "of Warranis redicbaiciwni interest to date .. t. ; Ti on daesnnenesenapengne 23, 2 oe teens o2 sand Rovenne oe Bo fee ruary, AyD. 1859, the date of . all aid every source, and Patines 70,843 73 MN i 2S ac . caget doses cckéctele * SOO OL Poll “ Se sccves eccccese cvsccccesccceccece 2,219 4 F. M. License sasvve coccssoomesdecinccstensteeisled MpeEe OS License Taxes = eeenee scpeneeppelescapuqiossisinertagtae at Auct’rs per cent ccocccses ceed segncceescccees cocese 21 56 Roads and Bridges secerreee, 286.55 Fines cottected ese’: be péccdercdenesescnt ctaheenie” "300 OO Sch’l. F’d from State cesrccscsscessseeessesesseese svesee 1,369 00 $50,698 08 tate Fund evenececeosbpesee 14,559 57 General “ ecsccceonante +» 24,137 56 Special os -. 20,466 88 Pob. build “ 3,332 44 ad = 1,455 62 h’l Teach “ 2,994 97 Sch’l Build “ Ind’gt Sick “ Total amount of Expenditure and appropriations from the General F und from Feb. 12th 1859 to Uetober Est 1859, viz: Salaries to September inclusive Fees of Sheriff << ,, County Clerk Jurors Coroner Justices of the peace.. Constables 410 45 Commitments” ee 36 00 Inquest : Secdsnncs SUhocEEvoccccovegqees cccccees cocees 12 00 Exe’ng. £issu’g road reccipts. 100 00, Making asst’s roll <eeee 400 00 “ * duplicalé ;:: 350 00 Assessor 3,1€@5 50 Supervisors” 903 59 Special Fund. eee schchigsesthsintes anak 3 00 Jailors Salary . e+e, 600 00 Boarding prisoners 24075 Clothing + Apneesssecey ereses seeseceees ences: 6,00 Medicine and Medicalattendance on prisoners 19 75 Candles for Jail.... 0 seeneesee 47.63,, Brooms &e. “ 23.2 = Popp rp ( Constables Cash expenses . 46 00 Water for Jail...c00secees seve. ° " 43 01 People vs. PlummMe,..e.ecerseces ceccesees sesesesee ees 410 89. Insane to Stoekton ... ee tee sevececscecsscesee 334 70 People vs. Miller .. 26 00 School Marshall.. 80 00 People vs: McCrelli 30 00 Legal Services ... T00 00 Burial of Indigente ... 205 00 Surgical httendance fer Leckeood nursing board, &c-&e. 475 00 Post mortem eXdMinations..vcsssvreveceees seeeeeece cS SS Rewird for apprehension.of Griffin . 290 06 Medical attendatice at Columbia Hill 33 00 Board of Mrs. Schmidt .....000 seseese37 00 Horses used after criminals....c0sescecessoosee ceseee-oe coctoasbcobe 30 00 Pima ae OE E NO os icngs ets encthcccscetemsipencincncapeersh 600 County printing 4th quarter ....00ssceccces sensors ee 58 00 C. T. Overton salary as School superintendant .. 75 00 Rtationery ....cccsece eoenseseeccese eoceses: eescececececee 42 00 H. Davis extra duties as board... 25 00 Assessment Rolls....sccssaccceseeses 50 00 Jolin: Orie’.. ciccsccigseenens eee oe ee 50 00 Distributing poll Gockel scksces .caccashesycocmeebespagenationcesice 75 00 Inspectors, Judges and Clerks ot election jeer 1,915 00 Repdirs on Court House ....sssseeeeeee weedevceseevececccesessccees § = 87-50 Indigent Sick Fund. Ses f PO Ten BE. SEG, 5. cccccephinecs-cospésesoses niceaees socraséceneceeeacsecs 1,773 60 WR, Pe WR oo nc ioecteivecdade acoeta o cinsee sehaerecbosceesccceddeace 2, 84 40 Boad Fund, , . To Road District No. 22, L. Y¥ aseesecece: + 20000 H. Y. Everett, Bpt 200 00 8. P. French, R. & R 400 00 A. Delano, G@. V... 200 00 Jaseph Dodge, G.V. 300 00 Ri Leach. GV ee RES Tis. BE ae 100 00 John Grier, Nevada..ccososcrscoccsecccscesscoceccetenoccansccscccvcese. 40000 General Fund. Total amount of Indebtedness of General fund at date of previOnis FeO ng Ses, op qnecncesnicceseeneionoens eeecsecesennsce of salaries and appropriations to date ...s0s00 s+. 14,992 08 of accruing interest 7 months at $1000 per. month 7,000 00 —_— 032,553 06 ft > * Cancelled...55-.2.i Sssccievtseccscosececes 940 70 PublicBullding Fund. —__. Total amount of indebtedness as per previous Report.. \...-« Coupons matured....00sss0000 a0 cvccvveescceseees eece Bonds redeemed ..ssece sesesvsneevsesterseessereeses 2000 00 Coupons “ Sesvstiabnslébicettnquccccassusmntnces TENET OW Wdigent Sick Fund. ‘amount of indebtedness as per previous Report....000.+. BPPTopriatiqns tO date...seccesosssesees seonsserere 4,458 60 atuuks tint.. rie Warrants redectindd ..ciLecssec) sssecors coessseseene 2,507 00 Tnterest paid...ssces seasscooescocosnee ssctoccedacgahions: ~ 500) 29 are ny, ng Pere ie Total amount of appropriations to date.... 0 -eeesesecceceneseseceses Total Debt .....0000e evcescececes 0000 -© cecee Assets of Nevada County. Probate Fees collected (and applied upon the salary of the County Judge for the months of March, April and May, 1$59,) for the Term commencing May 27th, ’57, and ending Oct. 3d, "59, for which see receipt on file. Associate Justices cceccusiscdnusscisubiscosvenessvstnasesee , 477 00 $14,902 08° $2,545 63 5,751 18° 4,458 00 2,100 06 e211 21 137,422 41 21,903 08 159,324 49 33,493 76 —_ i , 41,000 06° 1,170 00 12,170 00 3,170 00 10,657 $8 5,174 00 15,831 38 2,776 25° —_—_—— 149,285 86 Am’t balance cash on hand General Fund. -. 405 28 balance cash on hand Special Fund..... ot 3,878 20 balance cash on haud Public Building Fun is of by balance cash"on hand Road Fund....... oa « 45791 ae balance cash en hand Ind’t Sick Fand.... = wo. 41940 4,928 13 Am’t of uncolleeted’portion af the Adst’RAlt of 1859, as follows: General Fund...ccccc-ssssessssscesssecree coneeeee corsessessessesee 12367 33 Special Fund......00« rte! sandphedomnicnennsngiietes 12,367 83 Public Building Fund. «. 6,183 67 Reid Ben ias5.ninipasp ssc B Mh iki Sissons Riedel 1,236 73 : Indigent Sick Puna.. seseeee 6,183 66 38,338 72°” “ Court House Bxtarts ind’ cost.....2ceneees wse0ee35,500 00 3 “ due from State on account of Assessments..i.. -b1,073.72 36,573 72 “ of Judg’t against securities of Hopes Et eadentes rower a ee 3,000 00” ~+ $82,840 57 * State Fund ~ Balance brought down as per statement of Feb. 12th, 18597 ~ 2,090 91 Amount received from, Property Tax.. ....:sccccccesssssssesccceneg 6,505 36 Bn Ms S “«--~'«@ delinquent ’58... 70 43 “ MET 58 ME 04 “ 5 per cent...0 a3 48 “ . 40 FM License..cesccceeseee iastins Stes 2,158 32 “ “ ME AS, IS PE 2,637 71 “ “ = Aubtioncers pret...cecccee sovsee 21 56 a ieee $6 Fear daiinae ha. ececccesseescnce cosisis 362 25 “ “ “ Brokers “ weoee ose coboaeseaiihodbacpcns 473 87 “ “ “ Theatre hedge 40 38 “ = “ Auetioncers “ 63 75 . “ “ « Pack Pedl’s “ 11475" 1 “ “ “ Circus Py 60 om 14,559 57 _. Contra, Gr? , * By amount of Vouchers Apfi] 18:h, 1859...-2---200e0 tebe Siok 2,827 41 so ” July” 23d, 1859.0000.. 200 O06 éges seeeree. 4,989 O4 7,816 45 Molasses on tnt eS ee Fae =) Cease yenbers $5,763 12 brought 4 owe ec c 2432 58 lown a: ta : w lgmoult wrduefereed Atta Special Fen tee? Bits 1058. --0-9,797 36 “ “* from, Property Wax.. sc 5.ccesccacc. bes 5,479 80 “* Foreign Minérs Lictnse : 2,158 32 i. Saree Le a7: ‘““ Merchants License. .3.+-<. . £637 & bs iquor 3 * 6,336 75 “ t a 114 75 fy MOS OMe eavevencacadeadecd ree: ° 362 25 “ Brokers . * 473 88 “ Auctioneers “ _ ~ 7, * Ceens + 53 Steed ; 17 ceils ES ae cent. p o ° oe: List and Ac ti 2 hae Se ° ee ' 650 Fines Collected .re.caccecscccccereecceseqnccseseses 252 05 92 By amount of Warrants redeemed ...00+s0+sences oeev sbenecereee 26,284 55 bi “ Interest paid on Same.....cccccecseeweececesccs 308 51 . ‘“ Treasurer's dish’g per centage.e...-. ecccecescess 976.58 33.529 64 ; ance on hand, BS ss i th BT ONT ig ee eas oo 40528 Ct Bae nn nbn ED EE 5 aap ee a ta. AEE TN 2 Saf NS EEE Sea =, .«., Special Fund. “ ; To baléhce brought down as per statement of Feb’y 12th, 1859.. 3 19,167 92 To amount from re TAX.. eeecesens seneeeseeee pasace caennt : 5,479 _“ SBOE Takesseseeseeseeeeesagpenseteasensertansecs 2819 16 us 20.466 88 { . The Table Bevada, Noys1e, 1959,—1f _— ca ae Misthinettitinnenn on tine ae By amount of theft to enppal Pundf:.-j “ i lic © Building To! Fe amount oad fa Peg ae Amouut of Treasurer’s disb’s per centage Bslanceonhand, . -. . .: . Gontra, cr” By amount of Warrants redeemed. “'Tuterest on same Balaree on hand, Total amount of Expenditunes as follows : State te ee ee a! School Buyildivg * . : ei-.2 2 + ho ese sete Indigent Sick bs aa Ss ST OE ahnen Total amount Balance to Suceessor as follows : PORE RONEN, ART NE SM COR eye <: Couppris paid 2.5.4..) 5 sie. csdeecaveapleseetbacebeleccdecees /1,170,00, ah 9 reablsed BHR, ex sy lp seg "14 Sooo af. .0 DD 9510 3,265710 Jobalance Drought down as per statement of PebSy 19h) 1259.22 =e ae ‘To amount received from Property Tax-0+s.¢see1--<eb-sedeesneene 2 5 SEB oome 7, te Bonds and Badges.-.-gevave -ce-erras-0 236 55 ao ! 5 .., 1,453 62 3 sa Be CONTRA, cB, : z : By amount of Warrahts redeemed....scessvssieeinsedeeseessds” 1,950 00 ; 4 ~“\: Intenest paid on same. ......4. eScbareousaees 9 92 = “° Preasurer’s per Centage.co..seecereeceeecassescerees 37 79 1,997. 71 t¢ e 7 oer a . Z Balanceonhand; — « oe ate cere ae 157 91 : School Teachers’ Fund ‘ ae To balance brought Gewu as per statement of Feb’y 12th, 1859... 1,351 93 — To amount received from Property Tax.. .00.0c-.ceese._ ee 273: 99°+ ot “ be Biates..--esenseee tenseenee neces’ nésene 1,369 CO +, Sos CONTRA, CR. f ep y anioutit of Warrants redeemed..... let dattcbes 32.0 escsccas 2,264 63 i. ® 13 “ ‘Treasurer's PET GONIAZC. aneee anseeerereree Bee csc 67 58 . 2,332 26 Balinee on hand; ate uae aa tS a At we ; 662 71 °° School Building Fund: ‘ To balance brought dowa 23 iavement of Keb’y 1859... 343-75 To amount received tom Fiepecty Reais Gon Meng CT Se : 274 00 . , 617 75 ne CONTRA, CR. By emount of Warran‘aredeemed.... dare cwssceccssece dd bdéscce 408 51 er rr “ Treasurer’s per ¢entage... Sed achthoed ana ketanaithny 12 24 420 75 ——+ — Balance on hand, . dio > ros 197 00 3 Indigent Siok Fund 22 & a sae SG To balacce brousht down as per statememt of Feb'y 12th, 1859.-.,544 88 To amount received from Property Tax.,.... hnepdetSsccencadonce 2,734 05 sit, 3,278 93 State Fond _---.-+---+-i sO ees 6,743 12 General” (© 2225-204 Pike bie FH Hav Ene cee Se. EMS 98 Special tified sledge RNC cite te se Eee “peat ls RE. Bid ete, Lc 3,878 20 Publie Building Fund , 67 ¢ Road “ School Teachers “ School Building “ Indigent Sick = By order of the Board of Supervisors. Attest, Tue Insurrecrion in VinGinia, It is ashame that no event however trivial in'importauce can oecur but party presses will attempi making pox! litical out of it. ‘The late servile insurrection in Virginia is made use of by the Democratic papers as a bughear to frighten people to the support of that party. They will have it that the Opposition is responsible for the hair-brained, crazy actions of old Brown. A handful’ of mopomanists, only twenty-two in all, made an insane attempt to overthrow the State Government of Viginia, and Mr Seward, if weare to believe the New York erald, although six months-or more ti Europe is at the bottom of it! Oth-! On Friday E er papers with about the same reason will have #aifthe entire north implieatéd in the mad transaction, Now, we have no disposition to retaliate, but had we, it strikes us there is much more reason to attribute a dispesition on the part of sldves to! rise in servile insurrection t¢ the! gourse puysued by these lying Demoératic jéurnals theiiselves, as has beet suggested by'ghe ‘of pur cotemporaries, It tias been tlie constant endeavor of these mendacious. sheets to create an impression that four-fifths of the millions of the north are Abolitionists, and desirous of aiding and assisting slaves to cut the throats of their masters. Democratic papers circulating in the south teem with such stateménts.It is an old adage, what is told in the parlor is soon known in the kitchen. The negroes hear and believe these truthless’ reports, They learn, a8 they suppose, that within a few hours ride by railroad there are mep.and munitions of war in exhaustless abundance ready for their assistance,-and that all they . name Friday Evening. Nov. 18th. have to do isto raise the standard of }.insvrrection, make one successful . gtand and hold out till the sympathi. zing whites of the north come flock. ing to their aid. It isa wonder that more ingurrections, more throat-cutfingd.do not take place in the south, and can only be accounted for by the upposition that the negro slaves have sagacity enough to.estimate Democrati@’papers at theirtrue gauge for

truth and veracity. “~~ : New T0-Day a . Dissolitio#® of Partnership. ° : partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the name and style of T. T. Thompson and W. H.trwin,im the Saddle and etnvent business was dissolved Noy. 4, by mutua: n sent. The business-will be carriea on by T. T. mmpson, Who is alanc .authorizgd to collect all ‘. accounts due the late firm. ‘f. T. THOMPSON. »Nevada, Nov. 18, 1459. WM.H. IRWIN, HOSE MANUFACTORY, TS _JAMES FLEMING; + Piue Streei, Opposite Fiagg's Stable. Won. inform the cjtizens of Nevada and the surcunding towns that he continnes to man ufacture to order ali kind of Hose, and keeps them constantly on hand. Hoseriveted toorder. He is prepared to manufacture Hose cheaper than can be me in Nevada. His iswairduted© . . Nevada, Nov. 18—tf Virginia House, ~ Broad Street, Nevada. MRS. FRANK CARTER, “OULD respect inform the citizensof Nevada and the public generally, that she is pre— to accomodate those stopping with her in the possible manner and at as resonable rates as anyinthecity. — Will always be furnished with all the Inxuries the market can afford, and served u pin the best style. TEE afe of.thé most comfortabie, as those patrunizing me will find. I will take parlicular pais to make those patronizing the house, as comfortable ™ possible. Board per day Sra nese wee Gt = week : ae = Se sia Fy os Joun S. Lampert, Clerk, New To-Day SSS ee a TELEGA'‘TR Es. ee Grand’ « omplimentary BENEFIT 'Tendered to the Ladies Comprising the Committee of the FIRE DEPARIMENT, EFuoUND. To Assist them in Purchasing a * Fire Engisé, Which is tobe Presei:ted to the CITY OF NEVADA . By Miss Annette Ince and the Members of the American Theatrical Company. vening, Nov. 18th, 1859. Nevada, Nov. 17th, 1859. and others, t . Understanding that you, have, for some time past . been engagéd in the laydable effort a Fire Engine, and wishing to assist! +in so praise-worthy an undertaking, We, the members of ‘he American Theatrical . Company — respectfully tender you a Compliciéutary Benefit . to take. place. at any time that may best suit your convenience.. Yours.respectfuly Miss Annette Ince, Misg Issabella Land, Mrs. Waldron, Messrs JH. Warwick, J.P. Hydes, J: EFergu_ Nevada, Novy, 17th, 1859. Ladies and Gentlemen, Of FheSAmerican Theatre Domipdny;* ~ os +, We ha¥e reccived your kind note tendering to us a benefit to assist us in pirelfasing an ergine and thankfaly accept your generous offer’ and would respectful Yours respertfglly.4: ~ Mrs. J. A. Lancaster, Mrs. John’ RSMcConnell, Mrs. G. R. Lancaster, Mrs, I: J. Rolfe, Mrs. John Webber,’ Mrs. Sami. Boring, Mrs: A. Hangon, Mrs. E. G. Waite, Miss Av Whitman Mrs.’ Judge Caswell, Mrs Judge Searls, Mrs. G. W. Hill, Mrs. Sands, Mrs, J* Cashin, Mrs J. S. WallThe Favorite Young American Actress 7 ¥e . Annette Ince MAD A Tre” In the Beautiful Freneh Drama of FOUNDLING MR.’J. H. WARWICK, ee Pe re BERTRAND, Mr. J.P. Hydes, as _ : REMY, And the Elégant Comedy of ' HONEY MOON. PRICE. OF ADMISSION:, Calter ge) OO. RL Rodis 50 J. BR. M’CONNELL, 5 JOHN GARBER, MCONNELL & GARBER, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Will practice in all the courts ofthe I4th Judi. trict and in the Suprea ¢.court. Office in Kidd’s B ock, up stairs. ‘ ment, perior tv anything 3, One large fine gold, magic ‘fF case English lever watch . Reakejl § Co Makers, No. 6145, vest chain attached. ¢ fine. Gajd huntin er.watch, Nick movement, chronometer balance, ruby jewels and rub Jules Jurgensen maker, No. i ae fine, gold hunting case Duplex ih chru 4 ance, ruby jewels, ‘ 6, One large gold bunting, English Jexer, watch, nometer balapee, full jeweled, Pemberton; maker, No. meter,. bal7, One large gold hunting Englist lever watch. chrononieterballance full jeweled. Johu BeesJey, Maker, No.13505. 8, One Gold hunting American made watch,full jeweled, P. 8. Bartlett, maker, No, 2137 9, One large . gold haunting English lever watch, railroad , time keeper, Robert Roscoe 10, One fine gold . Straight Line lever, ruby jewels and ruby pallets, Mathez, Bro’s makers, No. 13339 11, One fine gold hunting lev~ er watch, full jeweled, chronometer balance, gold cap,, Grisman, Sons, & Baiy, No, 1245. { 112, Fine gold hunting Straight line lever watch, Mathez, Bros., “se 13,-One fine gold hunting levRacine Perret, No. 38210 14, One fine gold Jevér watch full jeweled, Arnold, Adams, & Co., No. 37935 ae 15, One beavy California ring 16, One Opal ring,, ;; 17, One Ameriean made lever 18, One quartz ring . . 19, One fine silver hunting lever watch, Mathez, No. 6541, 20, to 26, 7 silver hunting levWatches, each $35 27 to 33, ditto, each $39, 34, one fine gold Fub-chain’ and Bracelet 35 to 39 Fivo fine gold Vest chains, each. $42, 35, 32, 25, 28, 165] clock ..-..... 000. orcas Ab} 40 to 45, Six gold Guard chains, each, 40, 40, 30, 30,20,20, 180 46 to 48, three superb seats consisting of Bracelets, Broach and Ear rings, eachj90, 85, 65, 240 49,,Qnemagnificent enamel‘l'o Mrs. J. A. Lancaster, Mrs &,$i%¢d coral and gold set, broach Webber, Mrs. J: RMc€onnell . aud ear rings 50 to 52, Three splendid sets oral.and gold broach and ear rings, each $90, 75 and 45 53, Oae fine gold set, coral 54, to, 57, Four splendid sets broagh and eay; rings, Forentine mosaic, each $60, 40, $2, 20 58 to, 6J. Four fine German mosaic sets, broach aud ear rings 62 to 64, Three cameo scts broach and ear rings, each $55, of raising funds for the purehase of > "to 67, Three Java sets, broach and ear rings, each $35, 68 to 74, Seven fine gold and enamelled sets, broach and ear rings, each $26, 26, 26, 25, 24,22, son, G. Waldron, €, Franks; G. Ince. . ~ oS 5. 75te 78, Four fine gold sets broach and ear rings, each $35, 79 to 82, Four bracelets, each ‘a 83 to 84, Two sets broach and ear rings, malachite,each $38, 28 66 85, One set broach and ear rings, miniature Three gold sets ‘pearl and cameo, each, 89 to 110, Twenty-two sets breagh and earrings,each $12 264 1}1,;One set geid and coral 112 to 114, Three sets broach and ear rings, each 10: 115 to 146, Thirty-one ladies broaches, each $4, 20; 20, 18, 12, 12, 20, 28, 16, 28, lo, 15, 18; 14, 16, 12,10; 9, 9, 9, 9, 10, 10, 8, 8, 8, 7,7, 7, 4, 4, 147, to 151, Five sets . ear rings, each, $34, 18,10, 10,9 81 152 to 166, Fifteen sets Cali. fornia made’ ear rings. each 14, : 10, 8, 10,9, 7, 7, 7,7,7,6, 5, 5, 167, to 169, Three quartzpias, each $20, 14,12, . 170 to 171, T'wo quartz slides, 172 to 175, Four quar each $45, 30, 20, 28. ~-176, One California bracelet, quartz. setting, 177 «6.178, Two magnificent California cane heads, : quartz: ° setting, each, $106, 54, 179, One quarts locket, 180 to 183, Four.sets. quartz studs, each $20; 18,12, 16, « 66 -184,.One set. quarta “sleeve * 185 to 186, Two gen Pins, each 9 . .187 to 194, Eight Odd Fellows pins, each, $10, 8, §, 6, 6, 6,4, 6, 195.to 200, Six each $9, 6,6,6, 656, -: “201 to205, Five Masonic pins, each, $10, 6, 6,6, 6. Hay 206 to 208, Three Odd Fellows’pins, each; $3, 8; 5; ts scarf — . ENTERTAINMENT! 1 (HAS. W. YOUNG, FFERS to the Public a Third Gift Entertaining an assortment of Articles suhenetofore presented, : OIN PR IZES, me 238,.to 244, Seven California Among which — are Thirty-one Fine Gold and 12, 12, 12, $2400 In © 1, One fine Gold hunting case chronometer, Nikel movex ment, ruby jewels, No. 21681, with heavy Gojd fob chain and Bracelet attached, $500 400 325 pallets, _190 180 140 275 ‘ 175 New To-Day 209 to 227, Nineteen sets ear 228 to 237, Ten California made, belt buckles, each 22, 22, -_ 20, 20, 20, 18, 17, 19, 17, 19, 19¢ b buckles, each $18, 18, 20,12, 104 245 to 255, Eleven sets gold studs, each $8, 8, 8, 8, 8, 6, 9,10, 9, 5, 8, eae 256, One set sleeve buttens and studs, : : 257, to 261, Five gold slides, each $4,50, 4,504, 4, 4, 21 262, to 268, Sevén California rings. cach: 8, eo Fo 269 to 278, TenCalifornia rings each $6, bk bs 56 60 _ 279 to 282, Four California . : rings, each 9, 36 _ 283 to 288, Six (California rings, each 5, 30 289, One gold ring, 4 290, One fine gold hunting ennamelled -diataond set, leveé watch, Pernoud Robert, maker, . , No, 8707. 140 2 SN eee pe PR The Prizes will be distributed on Satu-day Even,. ing .Degenrber 3lst, 1859, in the same manuer as in the preceding ones, to-wit :—All Drawn Nu from the first to the two-hundred and dinetieth fae? clusive, to. take tle articles in the order in w hich they appear on the list, TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. CHAS. W. YOUNG. Nevada, Nev. 18, 1859. Aer CHRISTMAS GIFTS!!! SARS TEOE a raged S. W. McABEE, Offers to the public a Gift 125/ ENTERTAINMENT, 140 120 To come off on Saturday Evening’ Dec. 24th, 1859, ow which oceasion will be distributed $G80in Prizes: Consisting of 35 Prizes of the most costly and beantiful articles of table ware, &cthe,most acceptable Rifts far Christmas tor families imaginable. _ Che drawu-tumbers fron one po thirty-five inclusive to face tLe articles as they appear on the I'st. No. 1, Grand China Dinner Os set 170 pisees coe $180 100 2, One fine china tea set, 44 y} PIBeOR LESS Soap here Sates ae 3, One fine china tea set, 44 pieced 2b s oss 2 25 4, One moss rose china cham: } PET DOr SOU. 2 Ss ee 3. 2a 35] 5, Qnevchina bowl jand jug.. 15 12 6, One extra silver plated tea 40 245 210 75 4 £0 210 36 152 109° 171 134 107 20 75 16 » 20 BOVE pilteea Er ee obese 40 7, One extra silver plated casi WOE 52 Sais bcc ebeeanesse ss Seay 25 8, One extra silver piated casa OSE es ies RR i EARL Lag 20 9, One extra silver plated aoe SER Sa hot ape eae were cere ie 18 10,-One extra silver plated GUNE sian we Se a wins oan sac cee ewe 12, One eight day iiarine 13, One Gothie clock,,. 2.. we 45 14, One gothic clock. ...,. 15 15; Otte gothic elock...., 5; 16; Euglish gilt chamber set 183 17, One hall lamp. ....2. 15 18, Oue pair vases ..... 255 19, One pair vases..... 20 16, One pair vases... ae 21, One pair CEOOB oe a 3 23, One silver plated ecard reRIO tect etre 22, One pair vases 3 : 8 24, One pair china candlekh. gh BEN Lees eee tO 25, One pair china ecandle5 4 coe eee coe eso ccc ccccvcce 27 One pair china spittoons.. 10 28, One pair china spittoons. 10 5 29;'One mammoth glassjug . , § 30, Ona astral lamp.... 10 31, One astral lamp...2.. 10 22, to 34 Three pair Bohemia bottles, each $10,10,-8 ... 28 35, One pair Cologne bottles wo Senge Bag Bein wees 7 TOTAL. Pooh eee a 5a $659 oa Tickets One Dollar. S. W. McABEE. Nevada, Nov. 18. Fashion ., RESTAURANT, On Commercial street, Nevada. Oppesite Tallman & Turner’s. C. IRISH, Proprietorwoe inform the citizens of Nevada and travellers that he has opened.a_=-+ First Class Restaurant Under the above name and place and guarantees to o all who may favor him with their custom, aving been engazed in this business for the past five years he is determined to keep the best Restaurant to be found in the mountains. He will always keep on hand, and®ooked -to’ order, baa . 7 . Chickens, Quail, Hare, 394 . and in fact the best the market affords. 412 Meals ean be had at this place at all hours of the "day. Particularattention will be paid to getting up game suppers Oysters served (OASS upinmevery le. I have employed the best cooks to be foundin the State. Give me atrial and satisfy yourselves that you 6 . can get as good a meal as cax be had in Sacramento 28 123 The Pacific Mail Steamship Compaty or San Fiancisco. BOARD PER WEEK..cc0ceceeeev ence «+e0e$10,00 Nevada, Nov. 18, ’59—tf. 4 TO PANAMA. 40 To connect via Panam: Railroad, at Aspinwall with the STEAMERS of THE U. 8S. MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. FOR 155. New York & New. Orleans’ 14 56 . + Treasure will be received on board the Steamer . A +9 134 a1 18 The only safe and reliable route. ° Tite Steamship © ~ J. E STEPHENS, Will leave Folsom street wharf with the l. 8 14 Mails Passenger# and Treasure, for Patiama, MONDAY, NOVEMBS&R 2ist, -At 9 o’clock, A. M., precisely, «.Tho Panama Railroad Company and tha @.78* . MailSteamsbip Company have er hortend penis, acific’ to sell their tickets if desired by holders of Tickets. a2" until 12 o’clock midnight on Nov. 21. No Merchandise freight will bereeeivedon board after 3 o'clock P. M.November 21 and a written or der must be procured at the Company’s office for its shipment. or Freight or passage apply to ake . , FORBES & BABCOGK, Agente, Cor, Sacramento and Leidesdorff st,