October 1, 1858 (4 pages)

conmmpase -vemenauperes rh —— VOL. 9, NO. 20, . . NE The Nevada Yournal. PUBLISURD P. BROWN & CO. PrP. BROWN BY NX. XE. G. WAITE. a Office Main st. opposite Express offices. TERMS.— For Ong Year—In ADVANCE.-. Pe Ne ee Se 5 06 For Six Monrtus WO eae ean eae sien 00 For Turez Moxtns “ 2,00 Sincie Cories.. Sacrariiento and San Francisco Agents L. P. FISHER is &t San Franciseo the authorized Agent for this pape Office on Washington street. opposite Maguire's Opera Touse, ©. B DAVIDSON is the antherized Agent fer this paperinSacramento Office on Fourth street, opposite the Dawson House. COUNTY OFFICIAL PRESS. Sheriff's Sale. Y vir'ne of an Exeentio te me directed and issued out of the Hon District Comrt of the larh Iniecial Di-trict_on the Uh day of Anenst. A DLIS58 in fayer of MORRIS MARVIN and AARON DAVISand against ACHILLES SARGENT for the t er withenstsof suit) Lhave lr described property, to-wit -—Ce of S185 00 a) me vn Mii vin VADA, CALIFOR Summons. STATE GF CALIFOKNLA, Z Distriet Court of the Mth JIndicial District of said State lifornia to.J G CLARK— Comnty of Nevada, 5 2 refthe State of Ca The Pe y t 2 heteby Summoned to appear and answer the complaint ef Epwarp KeLsey fil d against ven Theos Fpwarps and J C. Agnorr withinten days of this writ, ifserved on ves mm this Withi over a if served on yon inthis Ins ond within forty days if out of this Di<tnet.in an of Acvenst, ISSR, ja said f Six Thousand bol from the service Cooney trier and ont of thi served on von in this § on Hondred and ev noupte said date. ond ged inthe complaint action to be due plain em defendants upon a preni ithy by the defendant esaid Al-o—For a decree of Foreclosure and <ale of the morted premices given to se rent of said and that se proce als © be applied o the paymentef any judgment that may be obtained ud more . artic ularly mentioned amd deseribedia said complaint en tile in the eftiee ofthe Clerk of eard Court aer ritied copy of wine h accompanies this Writ. And yeu are hereby notided thatif Yon fail te answer said complaint as herein df Plai ntiff will take . judgment. ga vin-t vou therefor by t. tegether with . VLeo-tsofsuit.antalse demand of the Jourt such other relief asis prayed for in his <aid cor aint . In testimony whe fi. Rufus Shoemaker, ssory note exeented , a set forth in the complaint Clork of the / au .'% District Court aforesaid, de . : *g hereunto set ny hand and impress the seal of <add Conct. at office in the city of Nevada this tutu day of Angust A D Isse RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. sy JS. Lamerr, Peprygy. STATE OF CALIFORNTA— ounty of Nevada—ss the Distriet Court, In the Yourteeuth Jndicial Distriet—Ed wargKel-ey. plaintiffand JC. Abbott, et al defendants On reading and filing -he aMdavit of AC Niles and it tppearing to the satisfaction ofth Court that J G Clark is & necessary d preper party defendent herein and that he has dey arted and is absent trom this tate it is ordered that summons herein be served upohthe said J G Clark by p blication in the Week for three mo Dated Nevada, Aug 19, 1852, NILES SEARLS, District Judge. Copy—Attest Ri By J S Lambert, De puty Anders: ene & Ni es Nevada JoURNAL once a (A True FUs SHOEMAKER, (lerk. Att? vs for PlaintiPs. uatedon Siadv Creek Four or v . on & rOHS asid Creek and directly ea-t of the Oak Tree Ranch, (TATE OF CAT re “Sunn wae i Ge Nevada aaa abont 200 vards, es Pas om ceglhetes qounty Of Nev 3: Dis~ Notice is herebs given that sel AT RDAY, the 9th ‘ , oh a Courtof the Fourteenth Judicial District of A Mant ‘Pr. Min fron son ; teat of the State of Calffornia, to J. G. Clark, the city of Neva la, I wil a ' . ; . fr cath in hand. 1 answer the i-ty and pay the afores hand at offi WAKEFII ' D. H \. SHIPMAN, fort ' f'Ps Thon red and Forty Ha debt, with terest on nof $2449 0: rem the remit ej wit! all costs of suit And wi 1 se tember, sop. 18S . c t said Court, that M a ! plaint be fi wd vata State ¢ i 2: and ‘ la ing that certain lot in tt ft! a en whieh i evted the Gas w« k. and all (: ’ A s A {as ‘ ® a Id. ait 2 “ta ‘ } x lan : . n lau anv ith all pi Ga ud be . and } R i ft i 4 say Oct ~ & t n os F =band and pay { * audi at off i nee iiber, 15 ry hx ‘ ted and l he } dicial Dist favor T LAIRD and TJ CI PRN LR > St Moendred a mine on 2443 > hit. tithe ofimand toa = at ¢ nod a-cace Water Ditech, r « mts Hill Also thei terestin Amerit rir interestinthe Young Ameiien n Bourben Hil. tegether With tools, appurte ~ thereunto belonging is hereby given that on SATURDAY, the 2nd day of October, 123s lgtween the honrs ef 10 o'clock A M .anl4 ochloek, POM, in fentof the Comt House door. in the city of Neva ia, P will sell at public ) the st budder, foreashinhband, th shove deseribed preverty to satixty and pay the acuresaid judg vents Given under my handa on this the of se; fie, in the city of Nevada, r. LR58 S.W. BORING member 19 [8oe—td sth day Sher-ff. Nevada Se Sheriff's Sale. ] xX ViIRTU Or AN * tien to rected, a at ont wt District Court of the ith Judi County of Neva ta and State of California. on rendered in said Court on the 24th day of Ang infaverof FRANK MURRAY and against LAIRD, forthe sum of 8842 42, Debt, with interest ou pail sun from the Mth day of Augnst, INS*. at the rate Ppercent. per annum till pair . . have levied upon ; me i issn ized the tel “3 vd property, which wa cher tefore at o'clock, A. M., July , to-wit: “All » thedeten lan’. sme. T. Lairdlin and te the Water Ditch known asthe ter from Big ‘Cascade Ditch’? sesh wa Deer Creck to Hnut's Will and other minjug lnealities in the ounty of Nevada Also— All of said Defe dants right in and to the MI ING CLAIMS located on A serican Hill in said connty ity, and known as Laird’s American rebyv given that I will expose to publi sale all the Above described property to the highest bi der fet ashoon SATURD' Y, the leth day of Septem. er, ALD. isoe. in frent of the Court Hous r, iv the City of Nevada, between the hours of lO A. M, and4 eclock, P.M Given under my hand this the 26th day of D. 133 aug 27 8. August A W. BORING, Sheriff Nevada Co. 2nd. 8. W. BORING. Sheriff. Ce or oner’ Ss Sale, \ THERE AS. « on the Yth day of August, A. D final judgment and decree was rendered fession, ithe Dist urt of the I ofthe ¢ Calit a it ar ‘ du, in fa ef DAVIS DEVINE an W. BORING, for the sua of Two ‘dred and eighty-four dollars, debt, tr von the <aid suin of S2.284 00 at Twi Har ment noenth from the rerdition of ou withall ce . And wheres of Aug : wa-oriered a Court, that the M be foreclosed undividec that Wate: Dit the Poor Man's Creek Ditch sitnated in Nev daand State of Califor ia, convey mining purposes from the stream know Creek to Orieans Flat. Moores Fiat other mining loeslities in those viels divided one-rentt f ese < Middle that v een The above s@le is postponed to SATURDAY Octoberr . yon in “SAMUEL . ' j . Nevada a-d state afore . three miles db low the town of Eure d emptying the Same iuto the Poor Mans . r t that point N« tee is hereby expose at publie enle the above des« r t of the © ourt rose door, in Neva la ci he highest bidder for tash, a SATURDAY t h day of Sept. rA D. Je5e, betweent 0 o’elock. A. M. aud 4 o'clock P. M. to satis y inaae ay said judgment Given uardter my barl int city of Nevada, this ilth day of August AD. is3s JOHN BAZLEY. Covoner Nevada Co The above sale is postponed to WEDNESDAY, Sepfemver 22, 1558 JOHN BAZLEY, Coroner. The above sale is postponed to 23d. : sep.4 SATURDAY, October JOHN BAZLEY, Coroner. To Scrip Holders HE owness of County Warranjs Nuuwbered 66. 70, 74, and 75, arerequested t present the same for payment, as intere-t ceases trom this date. T. W. SIGOURNEY, Treasurer Nevada county. Nevada Sept lith 1658, B rst you. J. ¢ on day s from the yon In this vo this Pristrier if served unty is INO it 1 1D 5 plies ithirty cents a SA rate of two per sent per IsT6 to ' } oul ler i forec wedlt ter 4 xa sa : t complain } to a not t f PCourt . rw of rol \ to answer * i t i t il t =t ut o by « we the su 1 1s fi r ved ‘ t Intest m \ reef f, F HORMAR { n f t, at t \ RUFCES Sh ’ I-30 TiTr oF ¢ in ‘ i t u a) I tiff ( ( atid the bring there a 1 ¢ ‘ r ’ ' a a 1 the S-a } F303 redtia ' * i "e ; te Nevada: 4 . NILES SEARLS, District Judze. . 4 ‘ ‘ . RUPUS SHIOEMARER, (ferk, Bvi< J ‘ sfor Tif ! Sean eoaaa . . STATT ti . i ( I rict of said Sta } The Pe ft f Ca iferuia, to MI HAEL 1. { wo dy, = -}. Yo E HE summoned to anpesr and an . \ swer ta the it of Jolin Pryor tiled avainst } yon by James W« Isaac N. Dhor hin te ja froma th f ser on you in t wet served on you in ihe and within ferty vs it ‘ ofthis Pistret iba j of Angr Lap SS . 1 vot two thousand five hun zedin the co anplaint afore Ti-Tondaets upen ay eruing interest en enfil stun nt per month tilb povid ceol-ure Qed -alee the mortgag yomentioned @ id deser beat in the ‘in the eftfice of the Jerk ot yefwbich is herewith rved re herchy netined tha von fail te auswe onplai herein dircet d, Ptrintit® wal take jndzment ¢ st you therefore by detault. together wit all costs of suit acd also dewand of the Conrt such other relic f as ix prayed for in his said complaint In testihneny whereef, I RUFUS HOEMAKER Clerk ofthe Distriet Court af resid, do herennto <et my hand aad iapress the seal of said Court. at offies. inv the City of Nevada, this 10th day of Angest, ap. 1838 RUFUS SIOEMARLER. Cle ty rk. m. Simith, Deputy. rte the Conrt by affidavit of Jehn A. Prior ett aintiff that MichaelG. Wolf one ne cannot be fonn L—although «forhim and it alsoa ariug that sand resident of this Sate. and that Piaintif ‘ se of action acainst -a@d defendant [t is therefore ordered that service be hal apoen said defendant, Wolfe, by pabicanoenin the NEV ADA Jour NAL anewspaper published in Nevada for the term ot four weeks next trom and after this d te. Tt appe aring gent <eare! Witness NILES SEARLS, District Judge, [A true copy . Attest RvPvs Sow WAKER, Clerk, p. c. jy Wan. Smith, Deputy . lerk. Dorn & Gores, At ve for Phrintitfs ‘Summons. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County of Nevada. ss :— WO District Court of the Fourtceuth Jadicial District of said tate The People of the State of California, to DEXTER pity = -+.--Greeting. You are hereby stmmoued ta yap spe ar and answer the com) itofk . BIEN CARRON filed against you withinten days from the service of this writ. if served on this tty, Within twenty days if serve) .Nyou in this District and out of thix county. and withii forty days if served on you im this State and out of this Dis trict, in an action commenced on the Seventh day of po ptember a. Dp. inde in said Court for he recovery of en Hundred and Fifty Del . due plaintiff from de fe ndant up na promix-sory note. with interest thereoo from the 17th dav of June ap, 1857 until paid, as ee for hin fhe complai tte said ac tor a deeree } and sof th of forcelesne ftedant red by the deft er n lant to = aid y ire the payin nt ef the not aforesaid. The ises being described as follows :—-to wit e-half of a ¢ ain piece, parcel ov tact ofla ‘onmtiying in the township of Eu eka. * ounty inning at the northerly uth 347 «. S4rceds thence nth o4 th 4S wW 1565 east Li6rods place tir niet iS 19-40 acres, ranch waa: Mefiaire’s Ranch with its ap li persons elaiwnag ty utmay be barred and toreciosedet equity ef redemption in or te said: An . wer uit tke r wit said, beg f,and running fr , > west corner there thence s 6> west 32 reds tot nic jn a all such other re suit. audalso ce licf as is praved for in His In testimony whereof I, the District Court aforesaid. do h and impress the of said ¢ Nevada, this 8th yet epten RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk, int. Sheemaker, Clerk of eunto set my hans office. in the city of rab tes Aidavit ot And it ap m to the sa Court that the p ved canse of action against the def a fendant Des Wooster conevals dd ' at sume! sn linuself to It is ordered that service of upor t defendant by publivation in the NEV ADA JOURNAL y successive weeks, at Given under my baud this 7 T. H. CASWELL, Coun Are t. Cierk Dist. C rimons be had 1858. A true cop RUFUS SHOPM: AKER, ourt, By Win. Smith, Deputy sepria A. A. SARGENT, Atty for Piain tiff. John Anderson, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. OverHarrington & Pazterson’s Saloon through, . Notice of Declaration. T JANE ©. VAN VRANKEN, Wife of C.D. Van 9 Vranke1, of the Township of Washington, County of Nevada and Stat: of California, hereby make known ani deciare that . intead to carry on and transact busivess for the future, in my own name and en iy own account as a Sole Trader in the aforesaid Township, coun ty aud State, the nature of +8id business is Hotel and Stloon kee; I do further declare and say, that Iwill from this date, be individually responsivle in my own name, for all debts contracted by me on account ofsaid business, 1 do also further declare and say that the capital nvestedia said business does Mot exceed Five Thousand Dapars. JASE C. VAN VRANKEN, August 17, 185%, STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Nevada, Washington Tewnship. On THIs, the Lith day ef August a Justice ofthe Pence ss . AD 12358, before me in and for said Tow nrhip Coun ty tnd tate personally appeared JANE C. VAN VRAN KEN, wite of C. Bb. Van Veanken, to me . rsouaily kuoewn to be the caine persou described in, and who made and executed the foreeoing Decia-ation as a Sole Trader, and she made and executed the said Declaradion inmy presence and before me; a d also being by me duly swern, On oath further declared and said that the capital i: vested by he in said business does not exceed Five Thousaad Doilars. JANE C. VAN VRANKEN. Swfbscribed and sworn to before me, on this, the 17th day of August, A D 185, M G FRENCH, Justice Peace, Washington Township. Avenst 0—3w Notice of Declaration, Geer CALIFO!.NiA, County of Nevada, TO SD) ALL CONCERNED : The « nof the undersigned, LEY STEVE wife of William S eveus, resident of the County and State aforesaid, showeth that it is her intention to carry on basiness as a Se trader, under and by virtue ofan Act of the Legislaiure of the tate ef Calivernia, entuled “An Act to authorize M ed wome n te transact business in their own name as Sole traders said business cousi-ting of Farming, Ranc hing and Pedining, te be trans«cted from date bereof in her own can ton her own Account, inthe State and Coi mtr aferes: that the amount invested by her in said busiNess dees not exceed the suun-ef Five Thon-and Dollars. JANE BARNSLEY >TEVENS. Grass V. Ney, July 22, 1858. JANE BARNSState of California—Counuty of Nevada—Jane ley Sievens being duly sworn, depo eth andshe has read che aforegoing Declaration. contents th reof, that the same is ing and thatall the matters therein ta that and kuows tie le in good faith, } JANE BARNSLE Subscribed and sworu to before ne this Jaly 5 Jithy 89—iw So. Rrewarpsan. J.P Constable's Sale. STATE OF CALIFORNIA — County of Nevada— Township +f Nevalta—ss, . Ey virtue of an Exeeution to me delivered. issned from . the Court of John Ar i the Peace, in and for the ¢ st 14. A DD. 1858 1 Conrt on the 13t fJOMN DAY fnages and Cost and will sell te the dese ibed property HOUT E are la LOT OF LAND, Fichty Acree. more or less. ving on the road leading from Nevada to Saer . 2 ’ Vhat Cheer Haonse” and is. ’ la Vry hen and Ranch Twill jet et ‘ it t Nevada piatliants {« M v™M taheua prop . } f < Pryerto satinfy the aboyc demands and ae . cruing t . . TS GREGORY, Constabla, rT ls “ TION TO NF pr Honorable Distrie iet in and for the Ci fornnd Lon a jin ni rofGrorRGe HUGHES WAR his real st JT. and JOHN DOW i not knowing together wih nt. per snnnin . { nob re mote the > the st hid . dex WT 2D, ISS between rt P M. at the Cont Vlgments aod escts G Hihe city of Nevaca, ar ALS s 1asb. W RORING, Sheriff. SUut1ons, CALIFORNIA ‘s Court of the TATE OF In Jreties People Conny of Nevada, se.— Ret re John Anderson, TP. State of (alifornia, to HENRY ov Faget MOr ee! re hetehe A Instice of the snmmoned to Oav cf Oetohor A the eoreplaine: » the erm Annes hefore the yrdow at his ofie ae i Said Qomenchin NY 127k ge a IN PRPON of 129M alleoed ba PRIDAY “eloek A M te & CO who der he dne rmsiwer te oudiof yx ‘In My frihare eo to appear and answer ed agairet yen forthe <ail efsnit Given under my hend, ber AD ISSR TOTTN SV PeRCON Trott render stn of S199 0) A tars thie I4th day ash bo ot Sey of the Posen JUSTICE'S CONVENT? ov. ITE Instices ef the Peaee elipet of the eeveral Townships of N bites connty are herche notified that a hobten at the Court Honse ig evada MONDAY. the 4th dav of Oetoher Q(T. 1852 at 2 Voeek POM ferthe eletion as by lew je provided. of } } . te. . ' . j 1 . ; . i { . . . . . . SSOCIATE JUSTE! VS of the Court of ersions of Xevada Cannty,. for the enoning vear . vention will be THOS HW CASWELL, Sieatg JIndage. Nevada Sept 23 td he ae a Road Notice. TPSONS who have an avreement to travel on the Nevada and Grass Vailev Road, by the menth will please eal Secretary, at Nevada or G ery month, and have the agreement renew nr. Tarnnike Com anv's at the Office of the ss Valley. on the first of ev *) HO PROBATE NOTICE. In the matter of the Estate of P. J. ESPENSCHIED deceased, sepot TPON reading and filing the petition of C. W. MUT.FORD Attorney in fact forthe legatees and devi sees of said dee aced praving for a di-tril ution therein [tix hereby ordered that all nersons interested in’ said estate be and appear in said Court at the Conrt Hence in Nevaria city. on FRIDAY the lst dav of October. A ISSR at ten o'clock. A M then and there te show cance if anv they hove why the praver of the petition should vot be cranted and an order forthe distributicn of the sail estate shonld net be made Given under my hand this 17th4y of Sept A. D 1852. THOMAS Tl CASWELL. Probate Judge. RuFvs SHOe MAKER. Cerk By JOS. Lambert, Deptty. Attest, sep24 PACIFIC MUSEOM. Cor. Clay and Kearney Streets, Opposite the Plag a, San Francisco. HIS Large F. stabl re vent where most complete and jiateresting may be seev the variety of WELD ANIHALS, Ever collected together on the Pacifie Ceast, consisting . of . 50 LIVING ANIMALS, Besides an extensive array of natural and artificial en. riosities [# WAX STATUARY ! 44 “antl iT and ing of the f Nowing eronps, containing in ail sixght fieme: . The Birth of the Sayiour, Christ Blessing Little Children, Dead christ, Trial of Christ, Intemperate Family, Queen Elizabeth’s Palace. PARKER & WEBSTER. Open from 7A. M.tc I! P M. Large adit made to the cabinet of curiosities rendering tat the present time a perfect temple of wonder. Adams, the Animals,and a Band of Musie Intely be Are constantly playing for the amusement of the spectators. Admission to all parts of the house 50 cents. L. P. FRISBIE, Business Manager. San Fran co. Sept. 17th. 1858 =e Store Hcuss to Let. thaws BRICK STORE, ON: OMMERCIAL STREET occupied by Geo. U. Kilbourne as a Drug Store. is to Let on reasouable terms. Enquire of M. ROSENHEIM. Sept 17—tf Rarns. JAMES PRYER for . ivd emen? will be . } tanner H. HV BROAD SPTUERT.2.22). 20 Bae NEVADA Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ° Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, &c., &c. \ TE ARE IN CONSTANT RECEIPT OF THE following articles in our line: Drugs, Spices, Porcelain White, Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Chemicals, Port Wine. Sherry Wine, Pats, Madeira Wine, Turpentine, Fine Brandy. White Lead, Holland Gin, Red Cead, Windo lass, Litharge, Lafa Oil, Brus ss. Sperm Oil Alcohol, Polar Oil, Starch, Fish Oil, Castor Yi, Canary Seed, Pearl Barley, Neats Foot Oil, Linseed Oil, Pertumery. Cooking Extracts, Japan Varnish, Bay Rum, Coach Varnish, Sarsaparilla, Dansar V arnish, Putty, Webt Cordial, Cherry Pectoral, Zine Paint, Wistar’s Balsam, Tapioca, Patent Medicines, Copal Varnish, Together tvith a general and complete assortment of articles in our line, which will be sold at prices as low as they can be afforded in the monntams, DR. HH. WICKES & CO. Corner of Broad and Pine streets. Nevada, Jan. 4, 185°—tf oe TE 7 <u Notice to ‘ili Owners: WOULD call your particular attention to a New aud superior article of LUBRICATING OIL! For Engines, and Machinery of all kinds. It will wear without cumming up, and will be a saving of 15 per cent over tard. Also for sale a large stock of Linseed, L: ard, Polar and other Ons at less tha_ ever oefore offeredin Nevada FOR CASH. GEO. 0. KILBOURNE. Nevada. March 19th, 1858. Groccries and Provisions JESSE §. WALL & Co. we LD respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada ad vicinity thatthey have received during the past week the Largest and best stack of Goods, Ever before brought into Nevada. hand, atthe Fire-proof Brick Building, Broad Strect, E where can be found every article gulaied They are always on Nearly opposite their old stand, nextdoor above J. Hamlin’s Bookstore, kept in a well-re x Fo ese a4 2 Grocery and Provision Store. We shall always keep the very best quality of Sour, Sugar, Butter, Coffee, Coffee, Tea, lew: Baeon, Rice, Lard, Candles, Syrups We wouldinvite vartienlar attention to these Goods mirclesed expree-dy forthe Neva eomety trade, and isty yourselye trhew willeompar avorably with any otherstockefG ste be for in this place 3 WALL & CO., Broal street. March 27 1 vt GRSSORY & WI KeS, —DralLbire in Groceries, Provisions, Preserved Fruits, Mini g Tools, Ete. prire of = au to wive the Paewellect bieh will be wold iid 5 OULD solicit the continued friends of the oid firme, and invite Phey wil kee peonstartly on = my ek of eversthing inthedr iin tthe do west Market rates ts delivered freweat charge at any reasonable disfrom town, we Go Store---Cor. \p Main & Washington sts. AYO. IRS Nev YT. ELLARD Bet —Orler a NA«& co. duced Pri-es— at Gyeatiy Re ried Noils ; tatters s ni daca Coffer; test Vie Pru t ‘ eed kB. 5 bowen Raisins 5 kegs Mntper S$ asne syrup 5 iegCal fienia Peans; Di beowes Hill’s and Colrotee Saap; With a large gird com paete ae-0 tuent of all kind «4 a Pine of Lasivess. Consisting in part of— Goods ino yr —Votafoes —Vork ~Bacot—TMams—Marherel—Sale Sa) mion—Coifish—Crekers—California Cheese— Ranch Butter—Piekles—ccichwuted Curious Dea, and le ,.neet aseortment ofCan and Shelf Goods, PYPK RROTGHT Tu S¥vana WINES AND LIQUONS. We would also inform owr friemds and the public that we have ad.ted toenr large <tock a complete assortmen, of Wines aid Liquors, consisting of Hea and White Winet Colfornian Wine, Clerct, Sa nee rhe, and Ginger Winet Da-poerry, and Lemon Syrup. Pepp rmint, Hostettors Hokers, aml Stonghion Bitters, Wolle’s Aro, Sttusevain'’s Spirkling (enn, . matic Schne. pe. eon an implied contract as per complaint on . . } . Ale and Porter, New York. fine mite? and Old Dock Brandy, Whisky, . Gin, Sherry and Port Wine uy We call attention to the abore Stock, Our Motto is small Profits & Ready Pay Goods delivered Free of charge. '. Ellard Eeans & Co. May? RAR, UNITED STATES BAKERY, . ON PINE STREET, NPVADA CITY. > TE UNDERSIGNED having purehased the interest of L. W. 1 IFUSS, in the shove well known BAKERY. will hercafter carry on the businese and.are prepared to furnish their enstomers, and all who may faver them with a eall. with all articles in their line at prices to suit the times. Boston Brown and Graham Bread, of a very snperior quality, constantly on hand ; also, FRUIT, LEMON, POUND & SPONGE CAKE, Wedding Parties, Families and Restaurants supplied with every variety of Breal and Pastry ns nally foand in New York Bakeries, at wholesale prices, JULIUS DREIFUSS, O Fisrwey Giiy and Star Bakery, FSTABLISHED IN 1850. ie undersigned takes this method of informing the citizen: of Nevada and vie nity, that he still eontin nes in the Baking business, aud is prepared to farni-h his old enstomers and the eommmnity gene ‘rally with the hest of every article in his line ton Brown, Gra bam, and Rve Breal. kept constantly en hand Fruit. Sponge, Lemon. and Pound Cake. always in readiness, Wedding Parties, Families. and Restanranrs supplicd with every variety of Bread and Pastry at the shortest notice. JOHN HURST. Nevada, December 4, Inte mee LRT GEORGE F JACOBS. CHARLES KENT THE EMPIRE MARKET. On Pine st. below U. 8. Bakery. NEVADA. Come one, Come all—that is. if you have the ‘SPCasH tojay forthe Best DBerFand Meats inthe mountaire Meats whoiesale. Meats by the quarter, side and carcass, cheap asthecheapest and the best Live Steck for sale at ali times. N B—-=Not to he different from others we invite oll friends awd patrons tostayva wav unless thev have the [@PCASH £} Copartnmership Wotice, The firm will be kno nas '‘ACOBS & KENT on anc after thie date. Ma:ch Oh 185°, Nevada Maveh 13th. IRA SAM. CONNELL Will be found for the present At Williams’ Temperance Hall. A GOOD SUPPLY OF GOODS on hand for ens Nevada tomers. Mov 28_¢f * Nil * Ga sii LEA.” The Magnolia Saloon, next door to the T. S. Mint No. 148 Commercial Street, Open under the Supervision of CAPTA'iN EDWIN A. RIGG, G § NORRIS. Oysters Furnished in every style.San Francisco, Sept. 4—tf GEW ithington, EALERin French and American Paper Hangings. Window Shades, Brass Cornice, Gold Mouk lings, Paints. &e. Painting ofall kinds, and paper banging executed in the best style, at short notice. No. 7 Broad street, Nevada. jan22 vic ckes & t6., LA, FRID IDAY MORNI G, OCTOBER 1, 1858. @ ee STS ee Business Cards, DR. HUNT, Physician and Surgeon, At ©. F. MaiNAivet, Revedes. J. KNOX, C€ T.OVERTON, Knox & Overton, ICIANS AND SURGEONS, OFFICE—Op cor. Broad end Pir nestreets, Thoms Marsh,3IGN & ORNAME NTAL PAINTER COMMERCIALSTREET, ABOVE MAIN. pe thi CrP. Mae DUNN & GATES, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law Riley’s Building, Nevada. Angnet 20. 1258—+f Henry L. Joichimssen, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. With Buckner & HEN, Conn j A. SARG KE NT, Attorney ai Counselor at Law. Orrick Vida & Knox's Buildice. Brea? Street “penee’s Drng Store, wM. PIYS ’ Sere t George S, Europ. Attorney and) Counsellor at Law. OFFICE In Brick Pr Wb ef De WOE Wickes & Ce Corner of reat. bw va seme . ~~ ’ rr DR ¥V.A. KITRTRIOG aay PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office—Cor. of Pine & Commercral rR AERIS Mrs. FE. OS FEMALE bavudienc:’ Sindent of Gegin olles No. 3 BOUL DE 1k STREET, Gormany. TEVADA. HEeENKY MEREDITH. tn CIA Haw er Meredith & Hawtey, Attorpoys ant ae at Law Ofter— fata & Kno s ek Brildior, W.C. GAak! Uru. 7 T RL MOCFARLANI GARDINER & MceFARLAND, Attorneys and) CounseYers af Law. iek building Corner Pine and Broad jants O fice—Riley’s Nr Kk. MCOSNEMI NceConuell & Niles, Attorneys and Coxncellors at Law, Wal pereetion in all the Courts of the 14th Judicial Bis iet, ay the Sree 3 Ven ty REARS Black. er tairs, William C. Stiles, the Um nlertaker, WILL KBE FOUND AT Eal of Pine Stree NEVADA CILY 4 wwe The Nevada, Tums ergy CH Riis We OR XG. fart PACTURING JEWELER, WATUHMAKEr =~ ™ ey AN kine sx of Fine Watches, ¢ bridge, AND pe AtOR Qoees DIAMOND WORK & CUTLERY, re ” ta d—Commereial street, Nevada —A re Stf NEVADA ASSAY OFFICE. EF. SCHOT®E:,; 030 Main ‘te Gold @ud Urer ofe Tones to eription, t, cont melt and Assay Returns modern fram four to six hours. “ Assays are gra +d, aid Macs diseoanted in Neval at Maryevile “ fete rates i kw renee to my through the Ren i nears. ¢ Birit=« v de -HAMIET @ & CO General Dealers in ITARDWARE, IN, STEEL Weinidosy (lass and Os, Cainphene, Powder, Fuse, Corisge, Tackle, Blocka, &c AT THEIK OLD STAND, No. 27 MAIN STREET, Nevada Nevaiia. Ane th Gh Hi. LORENG, MANUFACTURING JEWELER, Next door below C. W. MAIN STREET. N. B.—All work pertaining to thé Jevelrv business neatly perf rformed MORRIS ROSESNHEIM. atchmater ry Jeweilcr, AND FINE JEWELRY, Watches and Dinmonda, Main S.reet. two doors from the Nevada Journal Office. NeGada, April 234. 1852. py = zu» CHARLES RULPOR 23 4. DTS, At his Od Stand, Main street, Nevada. Gold Dust Bought at the highest market rates. ran Francisco AT Young's, Vv DEALER IN . D, Sicht Checks on Sacramento and pak. : Dust forwarded to the U.S. Braneh Mint for Assay or Coinage, avd advances made on the same, if req red. Nevada, Dee. 4th, 1857. BESS. JAMES CHURCHMAN, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. TILL hereafter devote himselfsolely to the prac tice of his profession, and will be found always at bis ofice, Corner of Broad and Vine Streets, N vada, xoont caon oat anor fessional onsiness, jnty!d G, F. DEETKEN, SURVEYOR. URVEYS OF MINING CLAIMS, TUNNELS, attended to. of every de-cription made ° and Ditéhes. carefully Mathemmical Drawings with neataess and d teh. Otfee—Main street. rear of Birdseye's Banking house Nevara, Intv a, he DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgieal and Mechanical Dentist, Corner Reom 2d Story Kidd & Knox's Briek. Dr. CHAPMAN will be happy to wait ie =e on those wishing his setvr Teeth afyay ter having becaine sensitive from exNT ry posure ofthe nerve or otherwise will Ge filled withont cansing } All Dental operations performed ina neat and substan aloraner, aud SAlisfaction gual attire a ves ail cases, Dk CHAPMAN desigus making Nevada his permanent denee n2} n. STANTON BUCHNER. Cc. Buckner & Hill, OFFICE INKE LSE 7 S BU u. DING SFCOND FLOOR WILsOS HILL ated th ' er in the saw, will atten nptiy te al! busi -e¢arein Nevada and aljoining counties. y Ve ial ST AND ite Ha os confides Neva W. 4. WARTIN WwW. Ft. at Anderson & Martin, Attorneys: and Cer. of Comnere Gounsellors at Law b& Pir W clap’ Mriek. nered & CHOOT ING GM TLERY, on Broad st AS FF pt eon tantly on hand for sale , Caps, Wadding norder at the shor ori ’ sees cok agian ry which may be desired r may7 DAVID BELDEN YANST. s BELDIN & YART: Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. oeuring U. 8S. Land WarGEORGE W. Particular attention given ; rants for persons !y ry service entitled to the same. Ofice—In Alban’s Brick Buildir Pine streets, Nevada. Brick Store to Let. THE FIRE-PROOF One story Building ad oining John Grier’s, aud recently occ upied by Daven port & fo. as a Grocery and Provision Store. furth articulars enquire of nse WM. 8. McROBERTS, 1858—tf National Exchang . Corner of Broad and api6 Nevada, July 2, SE en ny «a Ce ee ne ee BE OSI FBP RSE EE Sag ER ag al EG AT Sd RR Ce ME BE aR AS Es RE MCN RR ea De Ete a ES nee es Re ag WHOLE NUMBER 405. Treaty with China‘ A very important treaty has been made bettveen the United States and China, the intelligence of which reached San Francisco by the “Early Bird.” We extract from the Sacramento Union the follewing important provisions of the American Treaty. It will be seen that the long-lasting exclusiveness of the Celestian Empire is nearly broken down: Article 1—Provides for general peace and a -t palation for good offices of the United States in case of difficulty with ‘ther powers, Art. 2—Provides for fhe deposit and record of the treaty at Pekin amd Washington. Art. 3—The official publication of the treaty at Pekin and in the provinces of Imperial authority. Art. 4 — Direct commnnication (with obligation to acknowledge and answer) of Minister of the United States with Privy Council or Piime Minister at Pekin. Art: 5—Right of annual visit and sojeourn at his pleasure. The journey either to be by the Peiho or overland from Shanghae, and to be previded fui by Chinese Government as well nc his His snite not to consist of mare than twenty, exelusive of Chinese attendants. His official to be with Piivy Council or one of the members deputed for that purpose. official residence at the Capital. intercourse Art. 6-—Permarent residence at Pekin if same privilege is accorded te othe: powers. Ait. 7—Foguality of rank in official correspondence, Art, 8—Interviews of Ministers with frovernor Geverals, Governors, ete., alwavsto be at official residences; inteiviews never to be denied. Art. 9—Tnterviews on terms of equality of Naval Commanders with officials of highest rank, and suppression of piracy. Art. 13—Right out any intervention of offi to lease property withDesignation of open ports, new ones being cials, Swatow and Taiwan, in Formosa, and Clardestine”and contraband trade prehibited. allowed Russians, Cpinm to be prohibited or according to Chinese law: Art. 14—The United States never to poy higher duties than the «mast favar-. ed nation.” Art. 15—Tonnage duties not higher than imposed on most favored nations ; Prospective applieation of tonnage dues to beacons, light houses, etc. Art. 16—Regulation of pilots. Att. 30—Time of paying duties; to he paid in Sycee or foreign money ; Consuls not to give up papers before duties are paid. Art. 24—Immunity of national fiag and obligation of neutrality. Art. 25—-Apprehersion of mutineers and deserters, and punishment of eriminals. Art. 26—Exclusive juvisdietion of United States anthorities over rights and interconrse of its citizens. Art. 27 — Mitual appeals to public officers with complaint. Art. 28 — Recognition and absolute toleration of Christianity, and protection of Chinese converts. Art. 29—Comprehensive that all rights, privileges and powers double tonnage dues abolished. provision granted to any nation, its merchants or subjects, whether political, mereantile or otherwise, and not conferred by this treaty on the United States, shall at once inure tothe benefit of the United States, its public functionaries, merchants or citizens. Treaty to be ratified within a year by the United States, and by the Emperor forthwith. The English and French have also obtained satisfactory treaties with the same power. The English treaty contains fifty-six articles, and, as far as we can see, is as satisfactory as could possibly be looked In brief, by Article 9, Briti-h snbjects may travel for pleasure or trade By Articles four ports in the Yang-tse for. to all parts of the interior. 1Oand 11, Kiang. Gulf of Pecheli, one on Formesa, ane in Hainan, and another on the coast of China, in all nine, added to the present five Consular ports; that is, ports to which special Superintendents of Trade will be deputed for the managemert and festering of foreign commerce. By Article 28, arrangements are made for securing traders against extortionate transit duties. Article 2 and 6 provide for amhassadors both at Pekin and St. James. Article 8 tolerates Christianity throughout the Empire. Article 26 provides for revision of tariff. The French Treaty is supposed to be similar to the English. one in Manchoria, one in the are any other granted to English, Frenel* TER LL A, SEEN 7 OREN SeIOR CONEY So Neer” nea AIRS VTNapEE, Ome RE ER CE ee EE SO aaa sec ca perenne ott a EE nk enn A Quaker Joke.—K » the Quaker. President of a Pennsylvania. railroad, during the Confusion ind panic last fall, called upon the W , with wh'eli the road had kepta large regular aecount, and asked for ai extension of 4 part of its paper filling due in a few days. The Bank President declined rather abruptly. saying. in a tone common with that fraternity : “Mr. K., your paper must be paid at maturity. We cannot renew it.” “Very well,” our Quaker replied, and left the bank. But he did not let the matter drop here. On leaving the bank he walked quietly S¢ér to the depot, and telegraphed all the agents and éondaic: tors of the road to reject the bills of the W Bank. In a few hours, thé trains began to arrive, full of panie, and bringing the news of the distrust of the w— Bank all along the line of the road. Stockholders and depositors came flocking into the Hank; making thé panié inguiry, “What's the matter? Is the bank broke?” A little inquiry by the officers showed that the trouble origina. ted in the rejection of the bills by thé railroad. The President seized his hat and rushed down to the Quaker’s office; aud came bustling in with the inquiry ? ‘Mr. K., have you directed the refusal of our ennency by your agents i “Yes,” was the quiet reply. oW hy is this? It will ruin us ?” “Well, mend L——, J supposed thy bank was about to fail, as thee could not renew a little paper for us this morning.” Mr. L renewed all the Quaker’s paper, and enlarged his line of discount, while thé magic wires carried all along th road, to every agent, the sedative message: — “The W Bank is all right. Thee may take its currency. ” It is needless to say, Beenanan ann Dovcuas. — Only little more than a month ago, President Buchanan reappointed several Postmastersand other Kederal officers in Illi nois, who were known to be friends of Judge Douglas. This was hailed at the time as evidence that the President’s hostility to the supporters of Douglas in Mlinois was not as bitter &nd vindictive asit had been represented to be. Within a week or two past, however, the President has been turning out some of the very men he thus re-appointed, Brooks, tLe editor of the Quirey Heraid, a leading janti-Lecompton Douglas paper, was among the postmasters reappointed as aforesaid. In his next paper after receiving his re-appointment, he said: “We shall regard our own reappointment as an approval, on the part of the President, of our general course as a Democrat and an editor, 45 well as of our official conduct. We shall regard it as evidence that he does not prefer the election of a Black Republican 6f@ Know-Nothing to the United States Seiiate, over Judge Douglas.” To show him how much _ he was mistaken in these views, the President in? continently removed him from the office to which he liad & lately been reappointed. INDIAN Fanpanco. —A gathering of the Indians from the various tribes of the Tuolumne, Stanislaus, and Cala: veras, took place near Columbia a short time ago. Among the exercises upon such occasions, is that ofan oration from some one chosen from the assemblage, who relates the history f his ancestors; their achievements in battle and the le: gends which followed in the path of tradition. The ceremony of washing; or removing of mourning also takes place. The mourning 4reés consists of tar and pitch, the ashes of their hair and a peculiar kind of blacking known only to themselves. The term of mourning seldoti lasis over three months, and closed on oceasidns before stated: All who are in mourning are collected in & line ; willow bowls fuil of water are thet placed in front of them and officials are appointed to perform the duties of washing. The motrners are then stripped naked, the clearsing is effected, when they are again conducted to the camp; and are prepared to join in the amuse: meuts and sports of the fandango: Tue First Kiss.—Am I really dear, Sophia ® I whispered and” pressed my burning lips to her tosy mouth; She did not say “yes,” she did not say “no,” but she returned my kiss, and the earth went from under my feet, and my soul was no longer in my body. I touched the stars, 1 knew the happiness of the Seraphim! The above is all of this debply exciting story that we can pubtish. The remainder can be found in the New Yorks Blower, of April 1st, which has four millions more subscribers than there are inhabitants in China? Korn Kob writes for it—P. Knutts writes for it, and ’tis sold everywhere in the world and out of it.

conmmpase -vemenauperes rh —— VOL. 9, NO. 20, . . NE The Nevada Yournal. PUBLISURD P. BROWN & CO. PrP. BROWN BY NX. XE. G. WAITE. a Office Main st. opposite Express offices. TERMS.— For Ong Year—In ADVANCE..-.. Pe Ne ee Se 5 06 For Six Monrtus WO eae ean eae sien 00 For Turez Moxtns “ 2,00 Sincie Cories.... Sacrariiento and San Francisco Agents L. P. FISHER is &t San Franciseo the authorized Agent for this pape Office on Washington street. opposite Maguire's Opera Touse, ©. B DAVIDSON is the antherized Agent fer this paperinSacramento Office on Fourth street, opposite the Dawson House. COUNTY OFFICIAL PRESS. Sheriff's Sale. Y vir'ne of an Exeentio te me directed and issued out of the Hon District Comrt of the larh Iniecial Di-trict_on the Uh day of Anenst. A DLIS58 in fayer of MORRIS MARVIN and AARON DAVISand against ACHILLES SARGENT for the t er withenstsof suit) Lhave lr described property, to-wit -—Ce of S185 00 a) me vn Mii vin VADA, CALIFOR Summons. STATE GF CALIFOKNLA, Z Distriet Court of the Mth JIndicial District of said State lifornia to.J G CLARK— Comnty of Nevada, 5 2 refthe State of Ca The Pe y t 2 heteby Summoned to appear and answer the complaint ef Epwarp KeLsey fil d against ven Theos Fpwarps and J C. Agnorr withinten days of this writ, ifserved on ves mm this Withi over a if served on yon inthis Ins ond within forty days if out of this Di<tnet.in an of Acvenst, ISSR, ja said f Six Thousand bol from the service Cooney trier and ont of thi served on von in this § on Hondred and ev noupte said date. ond ged inthe complaint action to be due plain em defendants upon a preni ithy by the defendant esaid Al-o—For a decree of Foreclosure and <ale of the morted premices given to se rent of said and that se proce als © be applied o the paymentef any judgment that may be obtained ud more . artic ularly mentioned amd deseribedia said complaint en tile in the eftiee ofthe Clerk of eard Court aer ritied copy of wine h accompanies this Writ. And yeu are hereby notided thatif Yon fail te answer said complaint as herein df Plai ntiff will take . judgment. ga vin-t vou therefor by t. tegether with . VLeo-tsofsuit.antalse demand of the Jourt such other relief asis prayed for in his <aid cor aint . In testimony whe fi. Rufus Shoemaker, ssory note exeented , a set forth in the complaint Clork of the / au .'% District Court aforesaid, de . : *g hereunto set ny hand and impress the seal of <add Conct. at office in the city of Nevada this tutu day of Angust A D Isse RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk. sy JS. Lamerr, Peprygy. STATE OF CALIFORNTA— ounty of Nevada—ss the Distriet Court, In the Yourteeuth Jndicial Distriet—Ed wargKel-ey. plaintiffand JC. Abbott, et al defendants On reading and filing -he aMdavit of AC Niles and it tppearing to the satisfaction ofth Court that J G Clark is & necessary d preper party defendent herein and that he has dey arted and is absent trom this tate it is ordered that summons herein be served upohthe said J G Clark by p blication in the Week for three mo Dated Nevada, Aug 19, 1852, NILES SEARLS, District Judge. Copy—Attest Ri By J S Lambert, De puty Anders: ene & Ni es Nevada JoURNAL once a (A True FUs SHOEMAKER, (lerk. Att? vs for PlaintiPs. uatedon Siadv Creek Four or v . on & rOHS asid Creek and directly ea-t of the Oak Tree Ranch, (TATE OF CAT re “Sunn wae i Ge Nevada aaa abont 200 vards, es Pas om ceglhetes qounty Of Nev 3: Dis~ Notice is herebs given that sel AT RDAY, the 9th ‘ , oh a Courtof the Fourteenth Judicial District of A Mant ‘Pr. Min fron son ; teat of the State of Calffornia, to J. G. Clark, the city of Neva la, I wil a ' . ; . fr cath in hand. 1 answer the i-ty and pay the afores hand at offi WAKEFII ' D. H \. SHIPMAN, fort ' f'Ps Thon red and Forty Ha debt, with terest on nof $2449 0: rem the remit ej wit! all costs of suit And wi 1 se tember, sop. 18S . c t said Court, that M a ! plaint be fi wd vata State ¢ i 2: and ‘ la ing that certain lot in tt ft! a en whieh i evted the Gas w« k. and all (: ’ A s A {as ‘ ® a Id. ait 2 “ta ‘ } x lan : . n lau anv ith all pi Ga ud be . and } R i ft i 4 say Oct ~ & t n os F =band and pay { * audi at off i nee iiber, 15 ry hx ‘ ted and l he } dicial Dist favor T LAIRD and TJ CI PRN LR > St Moendred a mine on 2443 > hit. tithe ofimand toa = at ¢ nod a-cace Water Ditech, r « mts Hill Also thei terestin Amerit rir interestinthe Young Ameiien n Bourben Hil. tegether With tools, appurte ~ thereunto belonging is hereby given that on SATURDAY, the 2nd day of October, 123s lgtween the honrs ef 10 o'clock A M .anl4 ochloek, POM, in fentof the Comt House door. in the city of Neva ia, P will sell at public ) the st budder, foreashinhband, th shove deseribed preverty to satixty and pay the acuresaid judg vents Given under my handa on this the of se; fie, in the city of Nevada, r. LR58 S.W. BORING member 19 [8oe—td sth day Sher-ff. Nevada Se Sheriff's Sale. ] xX ViIRTU Or AN * tien to rected, a at ont wt District Court of the ith Judi County of Neva ta and State of California. on rendered in said Court on the 24th day of Ang infaverof FRANK MURRAY and against LAIRD, forthe sum of 8842 42, Debt, with interest ou pail sun from the Mth day of Augnst, INS*. at the rate Ppercent. per annum till pair . . have levied upon ; me i issn ized the tel “3 vd property, which wa cher tefore at o'clock, A. M., July , to-wit: “All » thedeten lan’. sme. T. Lairdlin and te the Water Ditch known asthe ter from Big ‘Cascade Ditch’? sesh wa Deer Creck to Hnut's Will and other minjug lnealities in the ounty of Nevada Also— All of said Defe dants right in and to the MI ING CLAIMS located on A serican Hill in said connty ity, and known as Laird’s American rebyv given that I will expose to publi sale all the Above described property to the highest bi der fet ashoon SATURD' Y, the leth day of Septem. er, ALD. isoe. in frent of the Court Hous r, iv the City of Nevada, between the hours of lO A. M, and4 eclock, P.M Given under my hand this the 26th day of D. 133 aug 27 8. August A W. BORING, Sheriff Nevada Co. 2nd. 8. W. BORING. Sheriff. Ce or oner’ Ss Sale, \ THERE AS. « on the Yth day of August, A. D final judgment and decree was rendered fession, ithe Dist urt of the I ofthe ¢ Calit a it ar ‘ du, in fa ef DAVIS DEVINE an W. BORING, for the sua of Two ‘dred and eighty-four dollars, debt, tr von the <aid suin of S2.284 00 at Twi Har ment noenth from the rerdition of ou withall ce . And wheres of Aug : wa-oriered a Court, that the M be foreclosed undividec that Wate: Dit the Poor Man's Creek Ditch sitnated in Nev daand State of Califor ia, convey mining purposes from the stream know Creek to Orieans Flat. Moores Fiat other mining loeslities in those viels divided one-rentt f ese < Middle that v een The above s@le is postponed to SATURDAY Octoberr . yon in “SAMUEL . ' j . Nevada a-d state afore . three miles db low the town of Eure d emptying the Same iuto the Poor Mans . r t that point N« tee is hereby expose at publie enle the above des« r t of the © ourt rose door, in Neva la ci he highest bidder for tash, a SATURDAY t h day of Sept. rA D. Je5e, betweent 0 o’elock. A. M. aud 4 o'clock P. M. to satis y inaae ay said judgment Given uardter my barl int city of Nevada, this ilth day of August AD. is3s JOHN BAZLEY. Covoner Nevada Co The above sale is postponed to WEDNESDAY, Sepfemver 22, 1558 JOHN BAZLEY, Coroner. The above sale is postponed to 23d. : sep.4 SATURDAY, October JOHN BAZLEY, Coroner. To Scrip Holders HE owness of County Warranjs Nuuwbered 66. 70, 74, and 75, arerequested t present the same for payment, as intere-t ceases trom this date. T. W. SIGOURNEY, Treasurer Nevada county. Nevada Sept lith 1658, B rst you. J. ¢ on day s from the yon In this vo this Pristrier if served unty is INO it 1 1D 5 plies ithirty cents a SA rate of two per sent per IsT6 to ' } oul ler i forec wedlt ter 4 xa sa : t complain } to a not t f PCourt . rw of rol \ to answer * i t i t il t =t ut o by « we the su 1 1s fi r ved ‘ t Intest m \ reef f, F HORMAR { n f t, at t \ RUFCES Sh ’ I-30 TiTr oF ¢ in ‘ i t u a) I tiff ( ( atid the bring there a 1 ¢ ‘ r ’ ' a a 1 the S-a } F303 redtia ' * i "e ; te Nevada: 4 . NILES SEARLS, District Judze. . 4 ‘ ‘ . RUPUS SHIOEMARER, (ferk, Bvi< J ‘ sfor Tif ! Sean eoaaa . . STATT ti . i ( I rict of said Sta } The Pe ft f Ca iferuia, to MI HAEL 1. { wo dy, = -}. Yo E HE summoned to anpesr and an . \ swer ta the it of Jolin Pryor tiled avainst } yon by James W« Isaac N. Dhor hin te ja froma th f ser on you in t wet served on you in ihe and within ferty vs it ‘ ofthis Pistret iba j of Angr Lap SS . 1 vot two thousand five hun zedin the co anplaint afore Ti-Tondaets upen ay eruing interest en enfil stun nt per month tilb povid ceol-ure Qed -alee the mortgag yomentioned @ id deser beat in the ‘in the eftfice of the Jerk ot yefwbich is herewith rved re herchy netined tha von fail te auswe onplai herein dircet d, Ptrintit® wal take jndzment ¢ st you therefore by detault. together wit all costs of suit acd also dewand of the Conrt such other relic f as ix prayed for in his said complaint In testihneny whereef, I RUFUS HOEMAKER Clerk ofthe Distriet Court af resid, do herennto <et my hand aad iapress the seal of said Court. at offies. inv the City of Nevada, this 10th day of Angest, ap. 1838 RUFUS SIOEMARLER. Cle ty rk. m. Simith, Deputy. rte the Conrt by affidavit of Jehn A. Prior ett aintiff that MichaelG. Wolf one ne cannot be fonn L—although «forhim and it alsoa ariug that sand resident of this Sate. and that Piaintif ‘ se of action acainst -a@d defendant [t is therefore ordered that service be hal apoen said defendant, Wolfe, by pabicanoenin the NEV ADA Jour NAL anewspaper published in Nevada for the term ot four weeks next trom and after this d te. Tt appe aring gent <eare! Witness NILES SEARLS, District Judge, [A true copy . Attest RvPvs Sow WAKER, Clerk, p. c. jy Wan. Smith, Deputy . lerk. Dorn & Gores, At ve for Phrintitfs ‘Summons. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County of Nevada. ss :— WO District Court of the Fourtceuth Jadicial District of said tate The People of the State of California, to DEXTER pity = -+.--Greeting. You are hereby stmmoued ta yap spe ar and answer the com) itofk . BIEN CARRON filed against you withinten days from the service of this writ. if served on this tty, Within twenty days if serve) .Nyou in this District and out of thix county. and withii forty days if served on you im this State and out of this Dis trict, in an action commenced on the Seventh day of po ptember a. Dp. inde in said Court for he recovery of en Hundred and Fifty Del . due plaintiff from de fe ndant up na promix-sory note. with interest thereoo from the 17th dav of June ap, 1857 until paid, as ee for hin fhe complai tte said ac tor a deeree } and sof th of forcelesne ftedant red by the deft er n lant to = aid y ire the payin nt ef the not aforesaid. The ises being described as follows :—-to wit e-half of a ¢ ain piece, parcel ov tact ofla ‘onmtiying in the township of Eu eka. * ounty inning at the northerly uth 347 «. S4rceds thence nth o4 th 4S wW 1565 east Li6rods place tir niet iS 19-40 acres, ranch waa: Mefiaire’s Ranch with its ap li persons elaiwnag ty utmay be barred and toreciosedet equity ef redemption in or te said: An . wer uit tke r wit said, beg f,and running fr , > west corner there thence s 6> west 32 reds tot nic jn a all such other re suit. audalso ce licf as is praved for in His In testimony whereof I, the District Court aforesaid. do h and impress the of said ¢ Nevada, this 8th yet epten RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk, int. Sheemaker, Clerk of eunto set my hans office. in the city of rab tes Aidavit ot And it ap m to the sa Court that the p ved canse of action against the def a fendant Des Wooster conevals dd ' at sume! sn linuself to It is ordered that service of upor t defendant by publivation in the NEV ADA JOURNAL y successive weeks, at Given under my baud this 7 T. H. CASWELL, Coun Are t. Cierk Dist. C rimons be had 1858. A true cop RUFUS SHOPM: AKER, ourt, By Win. Smith, Deputy sepria A. A. SARGENT, Atty for Piain tiff. John Anderson, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. OverHarrington & Pazterson’s Saloon through, . Notice of Declaration. T JANE ©. VAN VRANKEN, Wife of C.D. Van 9 Vranke1, of the Township of Washington, County of Nevada and Stat: of California, hereby make known ani deciare that . intead to carry on and transact busivess for the future, in my own name and en iy own account as a Sole Trader in the aforesaid Township, coun ty aud State, the nature of +8id business is Hotel and Stloon kee; I do further declare and say, that Iwill from this date, be individually responsivle in my own name, for all debts contracted by me on account ofsaid business, 1 do also further declare and say that the capital nvestedia said business does Mot exceed Five Thousand Dapars. JASE C. VAN VRANKEN, August 17, 185%, STATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Nevada, Washington Tewnship. On THIs, the Lith day ef August a Justice ofthe Pence ss . AD 12358, before me in and for said Tow nrhip Coun ty tnd tate personally appeared JANE C. VAN VRAN KEN, wite of C. Bb. Van Veanken, to me . rsouaily kuoewn to be the caine persou described in, and who made and executed the foreeoing Decia-ation as a Sole Trader, and she made and executed the said Declaradion inmy presence and before me; a d also being by me duly swern, On oath further declared and said that the capital i: vested by he in said business does not exceed Five Thousaad Doilars. JANE C. VAN VRANKEN. Swfbscribed and sworn to before me, on this, the 17th day of August, A D 185, M G FRENCH, Justice Peace, Washington Township. Avenst 0—3w Notice of Declaration, Geer CALIFO!.NiA, County of Nevada, TO SD) ALL CONCERNED : The « nof the undersigned, LEY STEVE wife of William S eveus, resident of the County and State aforesaid, showeth that it is her intention to carry on basiness as a Se trader, under and by virtue ofan Act of the Legislaiure of the tate ef Calivernia, entuled “An Act to authorize M ed wome n te transact business in their own name as Sole traders said business cousi-ting of Farming, Ranc hing and Pedining, te be trans«cted from date bereof in her own can ton her own Account, inthe State and Coi mtr aferes: that the amount invested by her in said busiNess dees not exceed the suun-ef Five Thon-and Dollars. JANE BARNSLEY >TEVENS. Grass V. Ney, July 22, 1858. JANE BARNSState of California—Counuty of Nevada—Jane ley Sievens being duly sworn, depo eth andshe has read che aforegoing Declaration. contents th reof, that the same is ing and thatall the matters therein ta that and kuows tie le in good faith, } JANE BARNSLE Subscribed and sworu to before ne this Jaly 5 Jithy 89—iw So. Rrewarpsan. J.P Constable's Sale. STATE OF CALIFORNIA — County of Nevada— Township +f Nevalta—ss, . Ey virtue of an Exeeution to me delivered. issned from . the Court of John Ar i the Peace, in and for the ¢ st 14. A DD. 1858 1 Conrt on the 13t fJOMN DAY fnages and Cost and will sell te the dese ibed property HOUT E are la LOT OF LAND, Fichty Acree. more or less. ving on the road leading from Nevada to Saer . 2 ’ Vhat Cheer Haonse” and is. ’ la Vry hen and Ranch Twill jet et ‘ it t Nevada piatliants {« M v™M taheua prop . } f < Pryerto satinfy the aboyc demands and ae . cruing t . . TS GREGORY, Constabla, rT ls “ TION TO NF pr Honorable Distrie iet in and for the Ci fornnd Lon a jin ni rofGrorRGe HUGHES WAR his real st JT. and JOHN DOW i not knowing together wih nt. per snnnin . { nob re mote the > the st hid . dex WT 2D, ISS between rt P M. at the Cont Vlgments aod escts G Hihe city of Nevaca, ar ALS s 1asb. W RORING, Sheriff. SUut1ons, CALIFORNIA ‘s Court of the TATE OF In Jreties People Conny of Nevada, se.— Ret re John Anderson, TP. State of (alifornia, to HENRY ov Faget MOr ee! re hetehe A Instice of the snmmoned to Oav cf Oetohor A the eoreplaine: » the erm Annes hefore the yrdow at his ofie ae i Said Qomenchin NY 127k ge a IN PRPON of 129M alleoed ba PRIDAY “eloek A M te & CO who der he dne rmsiwer te oudiof yx ‘In My frihare eo to appear and answer ed agairet yen forthe <ail efsnit Given under my hend, ber AD ISSR TOTTN SV PeRCON Trott render stn of S199 0) A tars thie I4th day ash bo ot Sey of the Posen JUSTICE'S CONVENT? ov. ITE Instices ef the Peaee elipet of the eeveral Townships of N bites connty are herche notified that a hobten at the Court Honse ig evada MONDAY. the 4th dav of Oetoher Q(T. 1852 at 2 Voeek POM ferthe eletion as by lew je provided. of } } . te. . ' . j 1 . ; . i { . . . . . . SSOCIATE JUSTE! VS of the Court of ersions of Xevada Cannty,. for the enoning vear . vention will be THOS HW CASWELL, Sieatg JIndage. Nevada Sept 23 td he ae a Road Notice. TPSONS who have an avreement to travel on the Nevada and Grass Vailev Road, by the menth will please eal Secretary, at Nevada or G ery month, and have the agreement renew nr. Tarnnike Com anv's at the Office of the ss Valley. on the first of ev *) HO PROBATE NOTICE. In the matter of the Estate of P. J. ESPENSCHIED deceased, sepot TPON reading and filing the petition of C. W. MUT.FORD Attorney in fact forthe legatees and devi sees of said dee aced praving for a di-tril ution therein [tix hereby ordered that all nersons interested in’ said estate be and appear in said Court at the Conrt Hence in Nevaria city. on FRIDAY the lst dav of October. A ISSR at ten o'clock. A M then and there te show cance if anv they hove why the praver of the petition should vot be cranted and an order forthe distributicn of the sail estate shonld net be made Given under my hand this 17th4y of Sept A. D 1852. THOMAS Tl CASWELL. Probate Judge. RuFvs SHOe MAKER. Cerk By JOS. Lambert, Deptty. Attest, sep24 PACIFIC MUSEOM. Cor. Clay and Kearney Streets, Opposite the Plag a, San Francisco. HIS Large F. stabl re vent where most complete and jiateresting may be seev the variety of

WELD ANIHALS, Ever collected together on the Pacifie Ceast, consisting . of . 50 LIVING ANIMALS, Besides an extensive array of natural and artificial en. riosities [# WAX STATUARY ! 44 “antl iT and ing of the f Nowing eronps, containing in ail sixght fieme: . The Birth of the Sayiour, Christ Blessing Little Children, Dead christ, Trial of Christ, Intemperate Family, Queen Elizabeth’s Palace. PARKER & WEBSTER. Open from 7A. M.tc I! P M. Large adit made to the cabinet of curiosities rendering tat the present time a perfect temple of wonder. Adams, the Animals,and a Band of Musie Intely be Are constantly playing for the amusement of the spectators. Admission to all parts of the house 50 cents. L. P. FRISBIE, Business Manager. San Fran co. Sept. 17th. 1858 =e Store Hcuss to Let. thaws BRICK STORE, ON: OMMERCIAL STREET occupied by Geo. U. Kilbourne as a Drug Store. is to Let on reasouable terms. Enquire of M. ROSENHEIM. Sept 17—tf Rarns. JAMES PRYER for . ivd emen? will be . } tanner H. HV BROAD SPTUERT..2..22). 20 Bae NEVADA Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ° Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, &c., &c. \ TE ARE IN CONSTANT RECEIPT OF THE following articles in our line: Drugs, Spices, Porcelain White, Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Chemicals, Port Wine. Sherry Wine, Pats, Madeira Wine, Turpentine, Fine Brandy. White Lead, Holland Gin, Red Cead, Windo lass, Litharge, Lafa Oil, Brus ss. Sperm Oil Alcohol, Polar Oil, Starch, Fish Oil, Castor Yi, Canary Seed, Pearl Barley, Neats Foot Oil, Linseed Oil, Pertumery. Cooking Extracts, Japan Varnish, Bay Rum, Coach Varnish, Sarsaparilla, Dansar V arnish, Putty, Webt Cordial, Cherry Pectoral, Zine Paint, Wistar’s Balsam, Tapioca, Patent Medicines, Copal Varnish, Together tvith a general and complete assortment of articles in our line, which will be sold at prices as low as they can be afforded in the monntams, DR. HH. WICKES & CO. Corner of Broad and Pine streets. Nevada, Jan. 4, 185°—tf oe TE 7 <u Notice to ‘ili Owners: WOULD call your particular attention to a New aud superior article of LUBRICATING OIL! For Engines, and Machinery of all kinds. It will wear without cumming up, and will be a saving of 15 per cent over tard. Also for sale a large stock of Linseed, L: ard, Polar and other Ons at less tha_ ever oefore offeredin Nevada FOR CASH. GEO. 0. KILBOURNE. Nevada. March 19th, 1858. Groccries and Provisions JESSE §. WALL & Co. we LD respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada ad vicinity thatthey have received during the past week the Largest and best stack of Goods, Ever before brought into Nevada. hand, atthe Fire-proof Brick Building, Broad Strect, E where can be found every article gulaied They are always on Nearly opposite their old stand, nextdoor above J. Hamlin’s Bookstore, kept in a well-re x Fo ese a4 2 Grocery and Provision Store. We shall always keep the very best quality of Sour, Sugar, Butter, Coffee, Coffee, Tea, lew: Baeon, Rice, Lard, Candles, Syrups We wouldinvite vartienlar attention to these Goods mirclesed expree-dy forthe Neva eomety trade, and isty yourselye trhew willeompar avorably with any otherstockefG ste be for in this place 3 WALL & CO., Broal street. March 27 1 vt GRSSORY & WI KeS, —DralLbire in Groceries, Provisions, Preserved Fruits, Mini g Tools, Ete. prire of = au to wive the Paewellect bieh will be wold iid 5 OULD solicit the continued friends of the oid firme, and invite Phey wil kee peonstartly on = my ek of eversthing inthedr iin tthe do west Market rates ts delivered freweat charge at any reasonable disfrom town, we Go Store---Cor. \p Main & Washington sts. AYO. IRS Nev YT. ELLARD Bet —Orler a NA«& co. duced Pri-es— at Gyeatiy Re ried Noils ; tatters s ni daca Coffer; test Vie Pru t ‘ eed kB. 5 bowen Raisins 5 kegs Mntper S$ asne syrup 5 iegCal fienia Peans; Di beowes Hill’s and Colrotee Saap; With a large gird com paete ae-0 tuent of all kind «4 a Pine of Lasivess. Consisting in part of— Goods ino yr —Votafoes —Vork ~Bacot—TMams—Marherel—Sale Sa) mion—Coifish—Crekers—California Cheese— Ranch Butter—Piekles—ccichwuted Curious Dea, and le ,.neet aseortment ofCan and Shelf Goods, PYPK RROTGHT Tu S¥vana WINES AND LIQUONS. We would also inform owr friemds and the public that we have ad.ted toenr large <tock a complete assortmen, of Wines aid Liquors, consisting of Hea and White Winet Colfornian Wine, Clerct, Sa nee rhe, and Ginger Winet Da-poerry, and Lemon Syrup. Pepp rmint, Hostettors Hokers, aml Stonghion Bitters, Wolle’s Aro, Sttusevain'’s Spirkling (enn, . matic Schne. pe. eon an implied contract as per complaint on . . } . Ale and Porter, New York. fine mite? and Old Dock Brandy, Whisky, . Gin, Sherry and Port Wine uy We call attention to the abore Stock, Our Motto is small Profits & Ready Pay Goods delivered Free of charge. '. Ellard Eeans & Co. May? RAR, UNITED STATES BAKERY, . ON PINE STREET, NPVADA CITY. > TE UNDERSIGNED having purehased the interest of L. W. 1 IFUSS, in the shove well known BAKERY. will hercafter carry on the businese and.are prepared to furnish their enstomers, and all who may faver them with a eall. with all articles in their line at prices to suit the times. Boston Brown and Graham Bread, of a very snperior quality, constantly on hand ; also, FRUIT, LEMON, POUND & SPONGE CAKE, Wedding Parties, Families and Restaurants supplied with every variety of Breal and Pastry ns nally foand in New York Bakeries, at wholesale prices, JULIUS DREIFUSS, O Fisrwey Giiy and Star Bakery, FSTABLISHED IN 1850. ie undersigned takes this method of informing the citizen: of Nevada and vie nity, that he still eontin nes in the Baking business, aud is prepared to farni-h his old enstomers and the eommmnity gene ‘rally with the hest of every article in his line ton Brown, Gra bam, and Rve Breal. kept constantly en hand Fruit. Sponge, Lemon. and Pound Cake. always in readiness, Wedding Parties, Families. and Restanranrs supplicd with every variety of Bread and Pastry at the shortest notice. JOHN HURST. Nevada, December 4, Inte mee LRT GEORGE F JACOBS. CHARLES KENT THE EMPIRE MARKET. On Pine st. below U. 8. Bakery. NEVADA. Come one, Come all—that is. if you have the ‘SPCasH tojay forthe Best DBerFand Meats inthe mountaire Meats whoiesale. Meats by the quarter, side and carcass, cheap asthecheapest and the best Live Steck for sale at ali times. N B—-=Not to he different from others we invite oll friends awd patrons tostayva wav unless thev have the [@PCASH £} Copartnmership Wotice, The firm will be kno nas '‘ACOBS & KENT on anc after thie date. Ma:ch Oh 185°, Nevada Maveh 13th. IRA SAM. CONNELL Will be found for the present At Williams’ Temperance Hall. A GOOD SUPPLY OF GOODS on hand for ens Nevada tomers. Mov 28_¢f * Nil * Ga sii LEA.” The Magnolia Saloon, next door to the T. S. Mint No. 148 Commercial Street, Open under the Supervision of CAPTA'iN EDWIN A. RIGG, G § NORRIS. Oysters Furnished in every style.San Francisco, Sept. 4—tf GEW ithington, EALERin French and American Paper Hangings. Window Shades, Brass Cornice, Gold Mouk lings, Paints. &e. Painting ofall kinds, and paper banging executed in the best style, at short notice. No. 7 Broad street, Nevada. jan22 vic ckes & t6., LA, FRID IDAY MORNI G, OCTOBER 1, 1858. @ ee STS ee Business Cards, DR. HUNT, Physician and Surgeon, At ©. F. MaiNAivet, Revedes. J. KNOX, C€ T.OVERTON, Knox & Overton, ICIANS AND SURGEONS, OFFICE—Op cor. Broad end Pir nestreets, Thoms Marsh,3IGN & ORNAME NTAL PAINTER COMMERCIALSTREET, ABOVE MAIN. pe thi CrP. Mae DUNN & GATES, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law Riley’s Building, Nevada. Angnet 20. 1258—+f Henry L. Joichimssen, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. With Buckner & HEN, Conn j A. SARG KE NT, Attorney ai Counselor at Law. Orrick Vida & Knox's Buildice. Brea? Street “penee’s Drng Store, wM. PIYS ’ Sere t George S, Europ. Attorney and) Counsellor at Law. OFFICE In Brick Pr Wb ef De WOE Wickes & Ce Corner of reat. bw va seme . ~~ ’ rr DR ¥V.A. KITRTRIOG aay PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office—Cor. of Pine & Commercral rR AERIS Mrs. FE. OS FEMALE bavudienc:’ Sindent of Gegin olles No. 3 BOUL DE 1k STREET, Gormany. TEVADA. HEeENKY MEREDITH. tn CIA Haw er Meredith & Hawtey, Attorpoys ant ae at Law Ofter— fata & Kno s ek Brildior, W.C. GAak! Uru.. 7 T RL MOCFARLANI GARDINER & MceFARLAND, Attorneys and) CounseYers af Law. iek building Corner Pine and Broad jants O fice—Riley’s Nr Kk. MCOSNEMI NceConuell & Niles, Attorneys and Coxncellors at Law, Wal pereetion in all the Courts of the 14th Judicial Bis iet, ay the Sree 3 Ven ty REARS Black. er tairs, William C. Stiles, the Um nlertaker, WILL KBE FOUND AT Eal of Pine Stree NEVADA CILY 4 wwe The Nevada, Tums ergy CH Riis We OR XG. fart PACTURING JEWELER, WATUHMAKEr =~ ™ ey AN kine sx of Fine Watches, ¢ bridge, AND pe AtOR Qoees DIAMOND WORK & CUTLERY, re ” ta d—Commereial street, Nevada —A re Stf NEVADA ASSAY OFFICE. EF. SCHOT®E:,; 030 Main ‘te Gold @ud Urer ofe Tones to eription, t, cont melt and Assay Returns modern fram four to six hours. “ Assays are gra +d, aid Macs diseoanted in Neval at Maryevile “ fete rates i kw renee to my through the Ren i nears. ¢ Birit=« v de -HAMIET @ & CO General Dealers in ITARDWARE, IN, STEEL Weinidosy (lass and Os, Cainphene, Powder, Fuse, Corisge, Tackle, Blocka, &c AT THEIK OLD STAND, No. 27 MAIN STREET, Nevada Nevaiia. Ane th Gh Hi. LORENG, MANUFACTURING JEWELER, Next door below C. W. MAIN STREET. N. B.—All work pertaining to thé Jevelrv business neatly perf rformed MORRIS ROSESNHEIM. atchmater ry Jeweilcr, AND FINE JEWELRY, Watches and Dinmonda, Main S.reet. two doors from the Nevada Journal Office. NeGada, April 234. 1852. py = zu» CHARLES RULPOR 23 4. DTS, At his Od Stand, Main street, Nevada. Gold Dust Bought at the highest market rates. ran Francisco AT Young's, Vv DEALER IN .. D, Sicht Checks on Sacramento and pak. : Dust forwarded to the U.S. Braneh Mint for Assay or Coinage, avd advances made on the same, if req red. Nevada, Dee. 4th, 1857. BESS. JAMES CHURCHMAN, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. TILL hereafter devote himselfsolely to the prac tice of his profession, and will be found always at bis ofice, Corner of Broad and Vine Streets, N vada, xoont caon oat anor fessional onsiness, jnty!d G, F. DEETKEN, SURVEYOR. URVEYS OF MINING CLAIMS, TUNNELS, attended to. of every de-cription made ° and Ditéhes. carefully Mathemmical Drawings with neataess and d teh. Otfee—Main street. rear of Birdseye's Banking house Nevara, Intv a, he DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgieal and Mechanical Dentist, Corner Reom 2d Story Kidd & Knox's Briek. Dr. CHAPMAN will be happy to wait ie =e on those wishing his setvr Teeth afyay ter having becaine sensitive from exNT ry posure ofthe nerve or otherwise will Ge filled withont cansing } All Dental operations performed ina neat and substan aloraner, aud SAlisfaction gual attire a ves ail cases, Dk CHAPMAN desigus making Nevada his permanent denee n2} n. STANTON BUCHNER. Cc. Buckner & Hill, OFFICE INKE LSE 7 S BU u. DING SFCOND FLOOR WILsOS HILL ated th ' er in the saw, will atten nptiy te al! busi -e¢arein Nevada and aljoining counties. y Ve ial ST AND ite Ha os confides Neva W. 4. WARTIN WwW. Ft. at Anderson & Martin, Attorneys: and Cer. of Comnere Gounsellors at Law b& Pir W clap’ Mriek. nered & CHOOT ING GM TLERY, on Broad st AS FF pt eon tantly on hand for sale , Caps, Wadding norder at the shor ori ’ sees cok agian ry which may be desired r may7 DAVID BELDEN YANST. s BELDIN & YART: Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. oeuring U. 8S. Land WarGEORGE W. Particular attention given ; rants for persons !y ry service entitled to the same. Ofice—In Alban’s Brick Buildir Pine streets, Nevada. Brick Store to Let. THE FIRE-PROOF One story Building ad oining John Grier’s, aud recently occ upied by Daven port & fo. as a Grocery and Provision Store. furth articulars enquire of nse WM. 8. McROBERTS, 1858—tf National Exchang . Corner of Broad and api6 Nevada, July 2, SE en ny «a Ce ee ne ee BE OSI FBP RSE EE Sag ER ag al EG AT Sd RR Ce ME BE aR AS Es RE MCN RR ea De Ete a ES nee es Re ag WHOLE NUMBER 405. Treaty with China‘ A very important treaty has been made bettveen the United States and China, the intelligence of which reached San Francisco by the “Early Bird.” We extract from the Sacramento Union the follewing important provisions of the American Treaty. It will be seen that the long-lasting exclusiveness of the Celestian Empire is nearly broken down: Article 1—Provides for general peace and a -t palation for good offices of the United States in case of difficulty with ‘ther powers, Art. 2—Provides for fhe deposit and record of the treaty at Pekin amd Washington. Art. 3—The official publication of the treaty at Pekin and in the provinces of Imperial authority. Art. 4 — Direct commnnication (with obligation to acknowledge and answer) of Minister of the United States with Privy Council or Piime Minister at Pekin. Art: 5—Right of annual visit and sojeourn at his pleasure. The journey either to be by the Peiho or overland from Shanghae, and to be previded fui by Chinese Government as well nc his His snite not to consist of mare than twenty, exelusive of Chinese attendants. His official to be with Piivy Council or one of the members deputed for that purpose. official residence at the Capital. intercourse Art. 6-—Permarent residence at Pekin if same privilege is accorded te othe: powers. Ait. 7—Foguality of rank in official correspondence, Art, 8—Interviews of Ministers with frovernor Geverals, Governors, ete., alwavsto be at official residences; inteiviews never to be denied. Art. 9—Tnterviews on terms of equality of Naval Commanders with officials of highest rank, and suppression of piracy. Art. 13—Right out any intervention of offi to lease property withDesignation of open ports, new ones being cials, Swatow and Taiwan, in Formosa, and Clardestine”and contraband trade prehibited. allowed Russians, Cpinm to be prohibited or according to Chinese law: Art. 14—The United States never to poy higher duties than the «mast favar-. ed nation.” Art. 15—Tonnage duties not higher than imposed on most favored nations ; Prospective applieation of tonnage dues to beacons, light houses, etc. Art. 16—Regulation of pilots. Att. 30—Time of paying duties; to he paid in Sycee or foreign money ; Consuls not to give up papers before duties are paid. Art. 24—Immunity of national fiag and obligation of neutrality. Art. 25—-Apprehersion of mutineers and deserters, and punishment of eriminals. Art. 26—Exclusive juvisdietion of United States anthorities over rights and interconrse of its citizens. Art. 27 — Mitual appeals to public officers with complaint. Art. 28 — Recognition and absolute toleration of Christianity, and protection of Chinese converts. Art. 29—Comprehensive that all rights, privileges and powers double tonnage dues abolished. provision granted to any nation, its merchants or subjects, whether political, mereantile or otherwise, and not conferred by this treaty on the United States, shall at once inure tothe benefit of the United States, its public functionaries, merchants or citizens. Treaty to be ratified within a year by the United States, and by the Emperor forthwith. The English and French have also obtained satisfactory treaties with the same power. The English treaty contains fifty-six articles, and, as far as we can see, is as satisfactory as could possibly be looked In brief, by Article 9, Briti-h snbjects may travel for pleasure or trade By Articles four ports in the Yang-tse for. to all parts of the interior. 1Oand 11, Kiang. Gulf of Pecheli, one on Formesa, ane in Hainan, and another on the coast of China, in all nine, added to the present five Consular ports; that is, ports to which special Superintendents of Trade will be deputed for the managemert and festering of foreign commerce. By Article 28, arrangements are made for securing traders against extortionate transit duties. Article 2 and 6 provide for amhassadors both at Pekin and St. James. Article 8 tolerates Christianity throughout the Empire. Article 26 provides for revision of tariff. The French Treaty is supposed to be similar to the English. one in Manchoria, one in the are any other granted to English, Frenel* TER LL A, SEEN 7 OREN SeIOR CONEY So Neer” nea AIRS VTNapEE, Ome RE ER CE ee EE SO aaa sec ca perenne ott a EE nk enn A Quaker Joke.—K » the Quaker. President of a Pennsylvania. railroad, during the Confusion ind panic last fall, called upon the W , with wh'eli the road had kepta large regular aecount, and asked for ai extension of 4 part of its paper filling due in a few days. The Bank President declined rather abruptly. saying. in a tone common with that fraternity : “Mr. K., your paper must be paid at maturity. We cannot renew it.” “Very well,” our Quaker replied, and left the bank. But he did not let the matter drop here. On leaving the bank he walked quietly S¢ér to the depot, and telegraphed all the agents and éondaic: tors of the road to reject the bills of the W Bank. In a few hours, thé trains began to arrive, full of panie, and bringing the news of the distrust of the w— Bank all along the line of the road. Stockholders and depositors came flocking into the Hank; making thé panié inguiry, “What's the matter? Is the bank broke?” A little inquiry by the officers showed that the trouble origina. ted in the rejection of the bills by thé railroad. The President seized his hat and rushed down to the Quaker’s office; aud came bustling in with the inquiry ? ‘Mr. K., have you directed the refusal of our ennency by your agents i “Yes,” was the quiet reply. oW hy is this? It will ruin us ?” “Well, mend L——, J supposed thy bank was about to fail, as thee could not renew a little paper for us this morning.” Mr. L renewed all the Quaker’s paper, and enlarged his line of discount, while thé magic wires carried all along th road, to every agent, the sedative message: — “The W Bank is all right. Thee may take its currency. ” It is needless to say, Beenanan ann Dovcuas. — Only little more than a month ago, President Buchanan reappointed several Postmastersand other Kederal officers in Illi nois, who were known to be friends of Judge Douglas. This was hailed at the time as evidence that the President’s hostility to the supporters of Douglas in Mlinois was not as bitter &nd vindictive asit had been represented to be. Within a week or two past, however, the President has been turning out some of the very men he thus re-appointed, Brooks, tLe editor of the Quirey Heraid, a leading janti-Lecompton Douglas paper, was among the postmasters reappointed as aforesaid. In his next paper after receiving his re-appointment, he said: “We shall regard our own reappointment as an approval, on the part of the President, of our general course as a Democrat and an editor, 45 well as of our official conduct. We shall regard it as evidence that he does not prefer the election of a Black Republican 6f@ Know-Nothing to the United States Seiiate, over Judge Douglas.” To show him how much _ he was mistaken in these views, the President in? continently removed him from the office to which he liad & lately been reappointed. INDIAN Fanpanco. —A gathering of the Indians from the various tribes of the Tuolumne, Stanislaus, and Cala: veras, took place near Columbia a short time ago. Among the exercises upon such occasions, is that ofan oration from some one chosen from the assemblage, who relates the history f his ancestors; their achievements in battle and the le: gends which followed in the path of tradition. The ceremony of washing; or removing of mourning also takes place. The mourning 4reés consists of tar and pitch, the ashes of their hair and a peculiar kind of blacking known only to themselves. The term of mourning seldoti lasis over three months, and closed on oceasidns before stated: All who are in mourning are collected in & line ; willow bowls fuil of water are thet placed in front of them and officials are appointed to perform the duties of washing. The motrners are then stripped naked, the clearsing is effected, when they are again conducted to the camp; and are prepared to join in the amuse: meuts and sports of the fandango: Tue First Kiss.—Am I really dear, Sophia ® I whispered and” pressed my burning lips to her tosy mouth; She did not say “yes,” she did not say “no,” but she returned my kiss, and the earth went from under my feet, and my soul was no longer in my body. I touched the stars, 1 knew the happiness of the Seraphim! The above is all of this debply exciting story that we can pubtish. The remainder can be found in the New Yorks Blower, of April 1st, which has four millions more subscribers than there are inhabitants in China? Korn Kob writes for it—P. Knutts writes for it, and ’tis sold everywhere in the world and out of it.